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L E G A L N O T I C E S L E O A L N O T I C E S
and that the District raise and 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, si gned 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
shall 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 Eng ineer shall be chosen for the term of three years,
the Second Assist tint Engineer for the term of two years
and the Third Assistant Engineer for the term of one year,
and thereafter upon exp iration of such terms 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 the same person. " I
ARTICLE 22. To see if the District will vote to amend
its By-Laws by adding thereto the following under Article
1 ol' the By-Laws : "Section 1. Nominations for district
officers to be chosen by ballot shall be made by the filing
of nomination papers witli the Clerk signed by at least
leu persons qualified to vote in district elections at least
thirty days prior to the meeting lo lie held for the election
of i.ueh officers.
ARTICLE 23. To see if the District will raise and ap-
propriate $6,000.00 to build an additi on to the Osterville
Fire Station.
ARTICLE 24. To see if the District will authorize the
Prudential Committee to contract with the Cape and Vine-
yard Electric Company for lighting the streets.
ARTICLE 25. To see if the District will vote to
authorize the Prudential Committee to employ an outside
auditor to audit the books of the Treasurer and the Water
Department, or audited under the provision of Section 40,
Chapter 44, General Laws, inserted by Chapter 82 of the
Acts of 1948, for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1949.
ARTICLE 26. To transact any 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. clay of February
in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and
forty-nine.
A True Copy Attest :
.JESSE M URRAY
, WALCOTT R. AMES
Prudential Cornmiltce of the Centerville-
Osterville Fire District.
IURKY A. JENKINS, Clerk.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable , ss.
PROBATE COURT
To all persons interested in the
estate of CATHERINE ELIZA-
BETH MURPHY, late of Barnstable
(Hyannis), In said County, de-
ceased.
A petition has been presented to
mill! Court praying that Howard 0,
Doane of Barnstable (Hyannis), In
said County be appointed adminis-
trator of said estate without Hiving
a surety on his bond,
II' you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should file a
writt en appearance In said Court
at IlariiBtable before ten o'clock In
the forenoon on the 22nd day or
March , 1949 , the return day of this
citation.
Witness, COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL Judge of said Court,
BELL, Esquire, Judge of said
Court , this 17th day of February,
in the year one thousand nine hun-
dred and forty-nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW ,
Register.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable , si.
PROBATE COURT
To Sarah Virginia (Turner)
Marshall Tooks, of 032 Grime
Street , Sewiekley, Allegheny Coun-
ty, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
A libel has been presented to said
Court by your husband, Henry II.
Tooks, of Chatham, In the County
of Barnstable , praying that a di-
vorce from the bond of matrimony
between himself and you be decreed
for the cause of cruel and abusive
treat ment.
If you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should file a
writt en appearance in said Court
at Barnstable within twenty-one
days from the 20th day of April,
1949 , the return day of this cita-
tion.
Witness, COLLEN O. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of said
Court , this 21 st day of February,
in the year one thousand nine hun-
dred and forty-nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW ,
Register.
March 3, 10, 17.
' PA88BOOK LOST
Notice Is hereby given that Pass-
book, No. H268, issued by the Bass
River Savings Bank, has been lost
or destroyed , and that application
has been made to the said Bass
River Savings Bank to Issue a
duplicate book in accordance with
Section 40, Chapter 690, Acts of
1908.
Feb. 17, 24, March 3,
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
; ALCOHOLIC BEVERAQE8
LICENSE
In accordance with Seotlon 15 A.
of Chapter 440 of (lie Acts of 1935.
Nume of applicant! Ostervllle
Veterans' Association, Inc. Louis P.
Williams , President,
Kind of license; Ronewul , Club ,
Seusonal , all alcoholic beverages.
Period covered by license: April
1 to November 30, 11149 , Incl.
Locution and description of prom-
ises: Junction of Main Street and
West Bay Road, Ostervllle , Mass.
Auditorium and Htuge on street
floor. One room in basement used
for lounge. Wooden structure. Two
front entrances on West Bay Road
and an exit on Main Street. Exit
at right of way to West Buy Road.
CHESTER A. CROCKER
JAMES F. KENNEY
VICTOR F, ADAMS
Licensing Board for the
Town of Uurnstahle.
March 8, 1949
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
ALCOHOLIC BEVERA QE8
LICENSE
In accordance with Section 15 A. '
of Chapter 440 of the Acts of 1935.
Name af applicant: Cape Cod
Package Storo, Inc. Sylvia J, I'on-
dergual , Prea.
Kind of license : Renewal , Sea-
sonal , Retail Package Store, all
alcoholic beverages.
Period covered by license: April
1 to Nov. 30,, 1949.
Location arid description of prem-
ises: Corner Old County Road and
Route 28, Centerville , Mass. Wood-
en structure. One front entrenco,
one side exit. Two rooms on street
floor. Basement for storage.
CHESTER A. CROCKER
JAMES F. KENNEY
VICTOR F. ADAMS
Licensing Board for »tho
Town of Barnstable,
March 3, 1949
PA88BOOK LOST
Notice Is hereby given that Pass-
book No. 15,863, issued by the Hy-
annis Trust Company, Savings De-
partment, has been 'lost or destroy-
ed, and that application has been
made to the said Hyannis Trust
Company to issue a duplicate book
in accordance with the require-
ments of Section 40, Chapter 590,
Acts ot 1908.
Feb. 24 , Mar. 3, 10
The world abhors closeness, and
all but admires extravagance; yet
a slack hand shows weakness, and
a tight hand strength.—Buxton.
L E G A L N O T I C E S
20373 Reg.
The Commonwealth of Massa-
chusetts
LAND COURT
To S. Bernlce Cahoon, H. Eugene
Nlckerson, of Barnstable, in the
County of Barnstable nnd said
Commonwealth; Ralph Bassett,
Nellie C. Eldredge, Ralph C. Eld-
redge, William E. Eldredge, Wil-
liam E. Eldredge, Jr , Rolette R.
Nlckerson, Kenneth Rogers, Ken-
neth Roberts, Ethel R, Sherman, of
Chatham , In said County of Barn-
stable; Albert L. Baker, Albert
Bassett , Charles A. BasBett , Carroll
F. Doane, Hope Nlckerson Doune,
Sarah J. Dyblng, Lillian E. Hard-
ing, Bernlce M. Hilnn, Richard L.
Hubbard , George E. Kendrick ,
Frauds K. Kendrick , Ada M. Lay-
ering, Albert Nlckerson, lOmogen P.
Nlckerson , T. Carroll Nlckerson ,
Louie E. Stanly, Jennie L. Wilbur ,
all of Harwich , iu said County of
Barnstublo; Vesta I. Delano, Mary
O. Nlckerson , Mary E. Nlckerson ,
Mary W. Rogers, of Orleans , in
said County of Barnstublo; Capo
and Vineyard Electric Company, a
duly existing corporation having
an usual place of business In that
part of Barnstublo culled Hyannis,
in said County of Barnstublo; Loon
0. Small , ot Quincy; and Stewart
Nlckerson , of Walpole , botli In tho
County of Norfolk and Bald Com-
monwealth; Elsie Close, Albert S.
Grham , Stanley Gorliuin , Maud
Gorliam, all of Bryiintvllle , in the
County of Plymouth und said Com-
monwealth ; Violet Q, Clark , of
Hanson; Lloyd O. Nlolcerson, of
Plymouth! Dr. Thomas A. Gorliam,
of Kingston ; Daisy M. Shepherd,
of Whit man; Ernestine Day, of
Brockton; all In said County ot
Plymouth ! Mildred R. Walker , of
Taunton , in the County of Bris tol
ami mild Commonwealth; Joseph
i II. Nlckerson, of Beverly; ChoBter
E. Rogers, of Buld Beverly, both
In the County of Essex and said
Commonwealth; Allen McGoe ,
Katherlne 11. McGeo , both or south
Dudley, In the County of Hamp-
shire and said Commonwealth;
Leon C. Small , of Boston , In the
County of Suffolk and said Com-
monwealth; Delia ClOWS and Roua
Johnson, both of Framlngham, In
the County of Middlesex and said
Commonwealth ; Joseph Llnnoll , of
Wuyliind , In the County of Middle-
sex aforesaid; Gladys M. Cane,
Wlnllold S. Rogers, of Providence ,
In tho State of Rhode Island ; Al-
bert W. Rogers, or Edg.iwood, In
the Stute of Rhode Island; Madge
E. Strong, of Flushing, In tho State
of Now York; Mary Hubbard and
Richard Hubbard , of Now York,
In tho State of New York; Lloyd
G. Nlckerson , of Gury, In the State
of Indiana; Carroll Bassett , of Mi-
ami , in tho Stute of Florida; Avis
Haas, of Monrovia , In tho State of
California , and to all whom It may
concern :
Whereas , a petition has boon pre-
sented to said Court by Elnathan
E. Eldred ge , of mild Orleans , to
register and confirm his ti tle In
tlio following described laud :
Four certain parcels of land , tho
first two situate in said Harwich ,
the third situat e partly In said
Harwich and partly In Drowsier,
and the fourth situate in said
IlrewBtor , all In tho County of Barn-
Stable and mild Commonwealth;
hounded Klld described US follows:
First Parcel: Westerly, by the
County Road ; Northerly, by land
now or formerly of Ooorgo E. Ken-
drick and owners unknown; East-
erly and Northerly, by land now or
formerly of Albert L. linker; South-
erly, hy Pleasant Hay Avenue; and
Westerly and Southerly, by land
now or formerly of Churlos A. HIIB-
sett, being shown as Lot A on the
plan hereinafter mentioned,
Second Parcel : Southeasterly,
by Bald County Road; Southwester-
ly, by land now or formorly of
Lloyd G. Nlckerson; Northwest-
erly, by Hall 's Path; and Norlli-
eastorly, by laud now or formerly
of Lillian E. Harding ot al, being
shown UB Lot II on said plan,
Th(rd Parcel; Northwesterly, by
said County Road ; Northeasterly,
by land now or formerly of EIIOB
Rogers , T. Carroll Nlckerson , and
Katherln e H. McGoe ot al; South-
easterly, by land now or formerly
of Richard Hubbard and Albert. W.
Rogors ot al; Southwesterly, by
lands now or formerly of Louie E.
Stanly, Carroll F. Doune, Ephrlum
II. Gorhaiii , and William B, Eld-
redge; Southeasterly, by said Eld-
redge land; and Southerly, by Cove
Road , being shown us Lots C, 1) ,
E, and F, UH shown on said plan,
Fourth Parcel: Southeasterly,
by said County Road; Southwest-
erly, by land now or formorly of
Joseph M. Rogers; Northwoslorl y,
by land now or formerly of Mary IB,
Nlckerson ot al; and Northeasterly,
by land now or formerly of Vesta
L. Delano, and being shown as Lot.
G on said plan,
Petitioner claims as appurtenant
to the above described land u right-
of-way in common with all others
lawfully entitled thereto In Hull's
Path und Cove Road.
Petitioner udmits that the above
described land is subject to an
oasemont of way In favor of tho
Capo and Vlnoyard Electric Com-
pany extending from tho southerly
boundary of the first described par-
cel und oxtondlng In a northorly
direction across parcel 3, all as
shown on the above mentioned
plan.
Tho above described land Is
shown on a plan filed with said
petition, and all boundary linos
are claimed to be located on tho
ground as shown on said plan.
If you desire to make any ob-
jection or defense to said petition
you or your attorney must file u
written appearanco and an answer
under oath , setting forth clearly
and specifically your objections or
defense to each part of Bald peti-
tion , In the office of the Recorder
of said Court in Boston fat tho
Court Houso), or in the office of
tho Assistant Recorder of said
Court at the Registry ot Deeds at
Barnstable In the County of Barn-
stable where a copy of tho plan
filed with said petition Is deposit-
ed, on or before the twenty-eighth
dav of March next.
Unless an appearance is so filed
'by or for you, your defuult will bo
WANTED TO RENT
Would like to rent a house 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 Otllce, Hyan-
nls. Tel, Hy, 24.
• Wanted
Used phonograph records wanted.
Call Barnstublo 305-11 at house
between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m.
Special LIFE Renewal Price
2 yrs. 59.75
3 yrs. $13.00
Great savings
HELEN M. BERRY
Bass River Phone Hy. 1649-M-3
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Plain Colors - Pastel Shades
Mixtures
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TAUNTON , MASS.
Turn at our ulgu off Route II about
Mi mile from center of Taunton
towards Cape Cod.
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POWER
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SAW
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TREi WORK
Hurricane damage cleared. Wood
sawed to stove or fireplace lengths,
etc. Phone llyunnls 111(13-W or ad-
dress John Perry, Junction Rto 28
ami lit e 1 III , Mnrstnns Mills.
recorded , I lie said petition will be
(alien as confessed and you will
bo forever barred I'l'oin contesting
said petition or any decree ontorod
thereon.
Witness , John E. Fonton , Es-
quire , .liidgo of said Court , this
twenty-first day of February In tho
year nineteen hundred und forty-
nine.
AttoBl with Seal of said Court.
(Soul)
Thomas OHB
11 \ a mi Is , Massachusetts
SYBIL II. HOLMES ,
Recorder,
(Fob. 21 , Mar. 3, 10)
(Equity )
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss.
PROBATE COURT
To Amelia D. Cutler and Mary C.
Sargent, both of St, Paul , In tho
State of Minnesota, Elinor c.Thomp-
son of Nowlon , Middlesex County,
Edwrd II. Culler of llothleliiim , In
the Stale of Pennsylvania , and L.V-
dla (Miller Scliritdor or said St.
Paul, Henry II. Culler or said New-
Ion , said Lydln Culler Schroder
Exeeulrlx of the will of William W.
Cutler , lute of suld St.. Puul , de-
ceased , and First Trust Company
of St. Paul , a Minnesota Corpora-
tion with a usual place ol' business
In said HI. Paul , Administrat or of
tho will annexed or mild estate ol'
William W. Culler , said Amelia I).
Culler and Mary 0, Sargent us t rim
tees under the will or Edward H,
Cutler tor tho benefi t of Lucia W.
Culler and ollioni and us trustees
under said will , for the benefit of
Elinor C, Thompson und others.
A petition has been presented tn
said Court by II. Rico Thompson,
Trustee under the second llein Of
the will of Edward II. Culler , lute
of Saint Paul In tlifl State Ol Min-
nesota , praying for Instructions ot
Hie Court us to whom and In what
proportions to iiiali n distribution
of Die proceeds of I lie sain of the
real and person! properly of the
deceased located In Chatham , In
the County of Barnstablo,
If you desire to lie nennl liiernoii ,
you or your attorney should fil e a
will ten appearance in said Courl
ut Jluruslable within twenty-one
iluys from the 22nd day or March ,
1
1949 , the return dny or ibis cita-
tion , and also file an answer or
other pioudln g within twenty-one
days thereafter.
Witness , COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of said
Court, i ills 9th day or February, In
the year olio thousand nine hundred
land forly-iilne .
KENRICK A. SPARRO W ,
Register
Feb. 17 , 24 , March 3.
PA88BOOK LOST
Notice Is hereby given (bat Pass-
books , DR 207 ami 2IM G, issued by
llyanuis Co-operative Hank , have
been lost or destroyed , and that ap-
plication lias been made to the said
llyanuis Co-operative Hunk to Is-
sue a duplicate hook in accordance
with the requirements of Section
40, Chapter 600, Acts of 1908.
Fab, 17, 24, Mar. 2
1
A friend should be one In whose
understandin g and virtue we can
eiiually confide , und whose opinion
we can value at once for Its Just-
ness und Its sincerity. —Robert
Hall.
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ANNUAL MEETING WARRANT
CENTERVILLE • OSTERVILLE FIRE D8TRI0T
Town of Barnstable
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts
To the Clerk of the Centerville-Ostervillc 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
Fire District qualified to vote in district elections nnd
affairs 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 Engineer, three Assistant
Engineers, for the term of one year, one member of the
lioiird 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 lo 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-
i tion of the revenue of the financial year beginning January
I v, 1949, and to issue its note or notes therefor, payable
I within one year, and to renew any note or notes issued for
I a period of less than one year under the provision of Gen-
I eral Laws, Ter. Ed. Chapter 44, Section 17.
I ARTICLE 6. To see if the District will authorize the
I 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, and to 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, eare and upkeep of ap-
paratus and equipment, telephone service, lights and power,
i 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
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unclassified accounts.
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. ARTICLE 8. To see if the District will vote to raise
W and appropriate to the Board of Water Commissioners, the
I .sum of $10,000.00 for Hydrant service for the current
I financial year.
J ARTICLE 9. To see if the District will vote to appro-
priate, from the income of the Water Department, the sum
of $19,000,00 to pay Water Bonds and Water Notes issued
under the Water Loan Act of 1937 nnd under Chapter 44
I of the General Laws as may become due and payable during
I the current financial year.
ALITICLE 10, To see if the District will vote to appro-
priate from the income of the Water Department the sum
of $5,676.25 for the payment of interest as may become due
and payable during the current financial year.
ARTICLE 1
1
. To see if the District will vote to ex-
tend about 2,250 feet of six-inch water main in Chequoquet
Development , Centerville, and that the District raise and
appropriate $5,000.00 and appropriate $2,500.00 from tho
available funds in the Water Department Construction
Account for the purpose of making such extension.
ARTICLE 12. To see if the District will vote to ex-
tend about 300 feet of six-inch water main on North Bay
Road, Oyster Harbors, and that the District appropriate
$1,000.00 from the available funds in the Water Department
Construction Account for the purpose of making such ex-
tension.
ARTICLE 13. To see if the District will vote to appro-
priate all present remaining available funds of the Water
Department Construction and Operating Accounts to the
Water Department Operating Account for the payment of
Water Bonds, Water Notes and interest due and payable
•luring the current financial year.
ARTICLE 1
'4. To see if the District will authorize the
Hoard of Water Commissioners to make extensions of two
"ich pipe within the District as determined by them for the
ensuing year, and will appropriate for this purpose the sum
of $3,000.00 from the income of the Water Department
Operating Account.
ARTICLE 15. To see if the District will vote to pur-
chase from Jessica M. Pizzaro, John A. Collins and George
Stackhouse certain privately owned water mains, provided
in each instance that easements be given to the District pro-
viding for maintenance, repair, replacement and use of Aid
mains by the District, and will appropriate for this purpose
from the funds of the Water Department Operating Ac-
count the sum of $822.11.
ARTICLE 16. To see if the District will vote to appro-
priate to the Board of Water Commissioners the income
from the Water Department, the prior appropriations to
he included and considered a part of that income, to defray
all operating expenses of said Department and the water
bonds, notes and interest of the District issued under
authority of Chapter 169 of the Acts of 1937 and Chapter
44 of the General Laws, during the current financial year.
ARTICLE 17. To see if the District will borrow and
appropriate $60,000.00 for the development of new well
fields, pumping station and equipment and the extension of
water mains.
ARTICLE 18. To see if the District will vote to install
a water line from Bumps River Road south over Bay Lane
to the Centerville Athletic Association 's recreation field ,
""P" WAR RANT