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—ITOAITN O T I C B B L E O A C N O T I C E S - W A R R A NT ANNUAL MEETING WARRANT CENTERVILLE OSTERVILLE FIRE DBTRIOT Town of Barnstable The Commonwealth of Massachusetts To the Clerk of the Centerville-Osterville Fire District : GREETINGS: You are hereby required and directed to notify and warn the inhabitants of the Town of Barnstable residing within the territory comprising the Centerville-Osterville Frie District qualified to vote in district elections and iiIfairs to meet on March the ninth, 1949, at 8 o'clock p.m. in Fire Station Number Two, Centerville, Massachusetts, then and there to act upon the following Articles : ARTICLE 1 . To elect a Moderator to preside at said meeting. ARTICLE 2. To elect by ballot a Clerk, one member of the Prudential Committee for the term of one year, one member of the Prudential Committee for the term of three years, a Treasurer, a Chief Enginer, three Assistant Engineers, for the term of one year, one member of the I Hoard of Water Commissioners for the term of three years, and all other Fire District Officers. ARTICLE 3. To hear and act on the reports of the Prudential Committee, Fire Engineers, Water Commission- ers, Treasurer and Auditor. ARTICLE 4. To receive and act upon the accounts of all persons io whom the District may be indebted. ARTICLE 5. To see if the Fire District will authorize the District Treasurer , with the approval of the Prudential Committee, to borrow money from time to time in anticipa- tion of the revenue of the financial year beginning January 1, 1949, and to issue its note .or notes therefor, payable j within one year, and to renew any note or notes issued for f a period of less than one year under the provision of Gen- ' end Laws, Ter. Ed. Chapter 44, Section 17. ARTICLE 6. To see if the District will authorize the District Treasurer , with the approval of the Prudential Committee, to borrow money on and after January 1, 1950 in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year begin- ning January 1, 1950, an dto issue its note or notes therefor, payable within one year, and to renew any note or notes issued for a period of less than one year under the pro- vision of General Laws, Ter. Ed. Chapter 44, Section 17. ARTICLE 7. To see what sums of money the District will vote to raise and appropriate for Fire District pur- poses for the ensuing year. Care and upkeep of buildings, care and upkeep of ap- paratus and equipment, telephone service, lights and power, street lights, compensation of firemen, janitor service, fuel , printing and advertising, salary of Chief Engineer, salary I of Treasurer and Clerk, insurance retirement funds, and I unclassified accounts, I . ARTICLE 8. To see if the District will vote to raise ' and appropriate to the Board of Water Commissioners, the sum of $10,000.00 for Hydrant service for the current financial year. L E G A L N O T I C E S L E G A L N O T I C E S and that the District raise und appropriate the sum of $1,000.00 for this purpose. ARTICLE 19. To see if the District will vote to annex certain territory and its inhabitants adjacent to the present District line on Phinney 's Lane, Centerville, as set forth in petitions to the District dated August 15 and August 24, 1948, signed by H. Heyworth Backus and others, being a majority of the voters of said territory. ARTICLE 20. To see if the District will vote to appro- priate or transfer the unexpended balance of $1,884.38 in the Prudential Department to the Contingency Fund. ARTICLE 21. To see if the District will vote to amend the By-Laws of the District by striking out Section 1 of Article 1 of the By-Laws and inserting in its place the fol- lowing : "Section 1. The Officers of the District shall con- sist of a Chief Engineer, a First Assistant Engineer, a Sec- •ond Assistant Engineer, a Third Assistant Engineer, a Clerk, a Treasurer and a Prudential Committee of three members. The Chief Engineer , the Clerk and the Treasurer shell serve for one year or until their successors are chosen and qualified. Each member of the Prudential Committee shall serve for three years or until his successor is chosen and qualified . At the next annual meeting the First Assist- ant Engineer shall be chosen for the term of three years, the Second Assistant Engineer for the term of two years and the Third Assistant Engineer for the term of one year, and thereafter upon expiration of such terras of office each shall be chosen to serve for a period of three years or until his successor is chosen and qualified. The offices of Clerk and Treasurer may be held by 1he same person. " ARTICLE 22. To see if tho District will vote to amend its By-Laws by adding thereto the following under Article 1 of tiie By-Laws : "Section 4. Nominations for district officers to be chosen by ballot shall be made by the filing of nomination papers with tho Clerk signed by at least ten persons qualified to vote in district elections at least thirty days prior to the mooting to be hold for the election of such officers. ARTICLE 211. To sec if the District will raise and ap- propriate tr-(>,000.00 to build an addition to the Osterville Fire Still ion. ARTICLE 24. To see if (lie District will authorize the Prudential Committee to contracl with the Capo and Vine- yard Electric Company for lighting the streets. ARTICLE 25. To see if I lie District, will vote to authorize the Prudential Committee to employ an outside auditor to audit the books of the Treasurer and tho Water Department , or audited under the provision of Section 40, Chapter 44, General Laws, inserted hy Chapter 82 of the Acts of 1948, for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1949. ARTICLE 26. To transact tiny other business that may come before the meeting. And you are hereby directed to serve this warrant by posting true and attested copies thereof at the two Post Offices and other public, buildings within the said District eight days at least before the time of said meeting. HEREOF FAIL NOT to make due return of this war- rant and your doings thereon to said meeting. Given under our hands this 21st day of February iu the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty-nine. A True Copy Attest : JESSE MURRAY WALCOTT R. AMES Prudential Committee of the Ccnterville- Osterville Fire District. HARRY A, JENKINS, Clerk, L E GA L N O T I C E S , ' ' ¦ '" ———— 20373 Reg. The Commonwealth of Massa- chusetts LAND COURT To S. Bei nice Cahoon, II. Eugene Nickerson, of Barnstable, In the County of Barnstable and said Commonwealth; Ralph Bassett, Nellie.C. Eldredge, Ralph C. Eld- redge, William E. Eldredge, Wil- liam B. Eldredge, Jr., Roletto R. Nickerson, Kenneth Rogers, Ken- neth Roberts, Ethel R. Sherman, of Chatham, In said County of Barn- stable; Albert L. Baker, Albert Bassett, Charles A. Bassett, Carroll P. Doane, Hope NickerBon Doane, Sarah J. Dyblng, Lillian E. Hard- ing, Bernice M. Milan, Richard L. Hubbard, George E. Kendrick , Francis K. Kendrick, Ada M. Cov- ering, Albert Nickerson, Emogen P. Nidkerson, T. Carroll Nickerson, Louie E. Stanly, Jennie L. Wilbur, all of Harwich, In said County of Barnstable; Vesta I. Delano, Mary O. Nickerson, Mary E. Nickerson, Mary W. Rogers, of Orleans, in said County of Barnstable; Cape and Vineyard Electric Company, a duly oxlsting corporation having an UBUU I place of business in that part ot Barnstable called Hyannis, In said County of Barnstable; Leon C. Small, of Qulncy; and Stewart Nickerson, of Walpole, both In the County of Norfolk and said Com- monwealth ; Elsie Close, Albert S, Orliam , Stanley Qorham , Maud Gorham, all of Bryantvlllo , In the County ot Plymouth and said Com- monwealth ; Vlolot G, Clark, of Hanson; Lloyd G, Nickerson , of Plymouth ; Dr. Thomas A. Gorham, of Kingston; Daisy M. Shepherd, ot Whitman ; Ernestine Day, of Brockton; all in said County of Plymouth; Mildred R. Walker, of Taunton , in the County of Bristol und said Commonwealth; Joseph II. Nickerson , of Beverly; Chester 10. Rogers, of said Bovorly, both iu tho County of Essex and Bald Commonwealth; Allon McGoo , Kathcrino II. McGee , both of South Hadley, In tho County of Hamp- shire and said Commonwealth; Loon C. Small , of Boston, In the County of Suffolk anil said Com- monwealth; Delia Clews and Ronii Johnson, both of Fruninghatn, In the County of MiddloHux and said Commonwealth ; Josoph Linnell , of Wuylund, In tho County pf Middle- Bex uforesald; Gladys M. Cano, Wlnlleld S. Rogers, of Providence , in tho State of Rhodu Island ; Al- bort W. Rogers, of Eilgewood , In the State of Rhode Island; Madge E. Strong, of Flushing, In the State of Now York; Mary Hubbard and Richard Hubbard, of Now York, In tho State of New York ; Lloyd (1. Nickerson, ot Gary, In tho State of Indiana; Carroll Uassolt, ot Mi- ami, in the State of Florida; Avis Unas, of Monrovia , in the State of California , and to all whom lt may concern: Classi f ied Advertising Two cents ¦ word Drat insertion; 1 cent a word each euboqusnt In- ssrtlon; minimum charge for each Insertion 26c. Display rats on ap- plication. To ordar a Classified, telephone 24 and ask for Ad-Taker. Contaot tha man who has tho merchandise you need through tho Patriot's Classified Columns. Do yon need a stove? Do you want to sell a stoveT You will get re- sults by advertising In the Patriot's classified columns. Recently an adr. for a used gas store brought several to light, and the Patriot has another satlalfled advertiser. Remember that tha Patriot la read all week For a Snack or a Meal Try our Luncheonette SMALLHOFF & HAINES Hyannis, Mass. WANTED TO RENT Would like to rent a bouse for year round occupancy. John J. Dillon, 71 A. Pine Street, Tel. Hy. 607-M. MISCELLANEOUS Wedding Stationery, Engagement and Wedding Announcements, In- vitations, Calling Cards. Six Day Service. The Patriot Office, Hyan- nls. Tel. Hy. 24. •Wanted Used phonograph records wanted. Call Barnstable 305-11 at house between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. Price will advance March 1 PARENTS' MAGAZINE NOW 1 yr. $2.50; 2 yrs. $3,75; 3 yrs. $4.50 HELEN M. 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