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MORTGAGEE'S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
n« virtue and In execution ol the
„«er of sale contained In a cei-
p
in mortgage of real esUte given
If FREDERICK P. FINNBRAN
by
H MILDRED C. FINNBRAN, hUB-
f"l. and wife, as tenants by the
"ISjeS" and not as tenants in
mmon both of Barnstable (Hyan-
8r
Barnstable County. MasBachu-
\
1 , to HYANNIS TRUST COM-
SAMY a banking corporation duly
established under the laws
^
of the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
Lying Us principal place of busi-
ness in that part of the Town of
Barnstable known as Hyannis,
Barnstabl e County, Massachusetts,
toted March 7th, 1947, recorded
with Barnstable County Registry
Z Deeds in Book 666, Page 414, of
which mortgage the undersigned is
he present holder, for breach ot
the conditions of said mortgage and
for the purpose of foreclosing the
same will be sold at Public Auc-
tion at 2:00 o'clock P.M., Daylight
saving Time, on Friday, the 27th
day of May, 1949, on the premises
described In said mortgage, all and
singular the premises described
In said mortgage, to wit:
That certain parcel of land to-
gether with the buildings thereon,
situated on the easterly side of the
Straightway, so called, In that part
of the Town and County of Barn-
stable, Massachusetts, known as
Hyannis , and being more particu-
larly bounded and described as fol-
lows:
Beginning at the Southwesterly
corner of the granted premises at
a concrete bound set In the easter-
ly side line of said Straightway, and
marking the northwest , corner
bound of land of Frances P. Tev-
vaw;
Thence North 2° 42' 24" Bast
itoiK the easterly sideline of said
Straightway eighty (80) feet to a
point for a corner marking the
foviliwesterly corner of land of
Wn Thomas Mullaly;
(hence North 85° 45' 10" East, by
salil land of Mullnly about one hun-
dred twenty-two and 12/100
(122.12) feet to an Iron pipe adjoln-
ng land formerly of Louise S.
¦l.irle und now of Walter and Hilda
, I' eterson ;
thence South 10° 47' 2-1" Ayest ,
IS land now of Walter and Hilda L.
'elersori eighty (SO) feet, more or
&S, to land ot Frances F. Tevyaw ;
nil
thence turning and running North
5" 45' 1(1" West one hundred t\yen-
kwo and 12/100 (122.12) feet by
Mid »t Hiiiil Tevyaw to the easterly
'lit lino of Haiti Straightway at the
i-i mentioned bound and point of
legtnrilng.
Being the southerly portion 'of
in- land conveyed by Louise S.
B to John- Thomas Mullnly an
H -jiid delineated' on. a plan en-
¦hloil "Plan of Land in Hyannis ,
Bla-iarhiispits, Surveyed for Wul-
¦
and Jlllil. -i L. Pptdrgpn ,. February
¦
.mi, Herbert Rvchardson, Civil
¦fcw/ww , " which suid plan is duly
¦ In the Registry of Deeds for
niainstulile County, Plan Book 71,
¦Page 79.
I Being the same premises con-
¦veveil to us by John Thomas Mul-
llalv by deed to be recorded here-
I There is included herein us a
|
OTI nf the realty all portable or
lee tlonal buildings at any time
¦laced upon said premises, and all
¦innuK'K , ranges, heaters, plumb-
Bit:, gas and electric llxtures,
¦ciceiis, mantels , shades, screen
Maw,, Btom doors, and windows ,
¦
l
l burners, gas or electric refrig-
Batois and all other fixtures of
¦haterer kind and nature at pres-
¦
'
or iieroafter installed In or. on
Be granted premises in any man-
P o'l'leh renders such articles
¦¦sable in connection therewith so
m\ as the same are or can by agree-
ment of parties, be made a part of
me realty, and all material, appar-
atus or supplies intended to enter
¦to the construction , repair or re-
modelling of the buildings on said
¦remises, now in said buildings or
|'i said premises, or placed therein
|
r hereon prior to the full payment
¦nil discharge of this mortgage.
I Said premises will be sold sub-
f«t to all unpaid taxes, assess-
ments and tax sales, if any there
iwn l"! the ,1ale
' ten Per ce»t-
B.. i ,
B
"ttid ln cash or certi-
fied check by the purchaser at the
lime and place of the sale, balance
P the purchase price within ten
i) . ays upon delivery of the deed
U e office of Pam Mi Swift , Hy-
Mta, Mass. other terms to be an-
X
the time of the sale.
»UNNrS TRUST COMPANY
Gerard C. Besse, Treasurer.
Present Holder of said
IV f „ Morteaee.
<>' further authority for said
B. see decree of the Superior
am tin,
u'^
for the co«nty of
IWtable, Commonwealth of Mas-
Tml *' ?ated and ente,'ed A
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tate wlthout giving
!»rety on her bond. \
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to object thereto,
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attornoy should flle a
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in
said Court
lhe io?eno«n b6f0I
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KENWck A. SPARROW,
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L E G A L NO T I C H
The Commonwealth of
MasMohusetts
LAND COURT
Barnstable, ss.
To the Honorable the Judges ot
the Land Court for the Common-
wealth of Massachusetts.
Respectfully represents Albert E.
Elliott, of Barnstable, (Centerville),
in the County ot Barnstable and
said Commonwealth; that he is
owner of a certain lot of land with
the buildings thereon, situate in
Barnstable (Centerville), in the
County of Barnstable and said
Commonwealth, bounded and de-
scribed as follows:
A certain piece of land with the
buildings thereon, situate in Harn-
stable aforesaid, to wit, in the vil-
lage of Centerville, so called, being
the same tract which was conveyed
to me by Stephen F. Cbilds, by
deed dated March 28, 1898, to which
deed reference is made tor the lo-
cation description and boundaries
of the above described parcel.
Saving, excepting and reserving
from this conveyance, however, a
life right for the wife of the said
Stephen F. Childs as is contained
ln said deed. Also a certain parcel
of land situated in said Center-
ville and being the same conveyed
to Alexander K. Crocker by1
Nathan
H. Bearse and another by their
deed dated Jan. 18, 1902, to be re-
corded in the Barnstable County
Registry of Deeds, to which deed,
or the record thereof , reference is
hereby made for a description ol
this last named parcel. Also all of
the real estate conveyed to the
Bald Alexander K. Crocker by Ed-
ward L. White by deed dated Jan.
22, 1902, to which deed reference
is made for a more particular de-
scription ot the premises last above
described. For my title, see also
the deed of Alexander H. Crocker
to me dated November 10, 1902, to
be recorded in said Registry of
Deeds.
That the record title to suid lot
of land Is clouded by a mortgage
given by Albert E. Elliott , to John
E. N. Brown, dated September 18,
1905 , and duly recorded Book 273 ,
Page 500, purporting to secure a
note for $600 , payable in two years
from September 18, 1905, with in-
terest annually, which mortgage ap-
pears to be undischarged, unalign-
ed und unl'oreclosed on and by the
record.
That for more than twenty years
after the expiration of the ' time
limited for the full performance
of said condition no payment has
been made and no other act done
in recognition of said mortgage;
and
That the mortgagor named in
said mortgage and those claiming
.under him have been in uninter-
rupted pbsessessioh of said land
for more than twenty years after
1 the expiration of time limited in
| said mortgage for the full per- ,
fo'rniance of (he condition thereof;
I • WHEREFORE, your petitioned
prays tbut after appropriate not
tices a decree may be entered ml
the foregoing allegations as author]
ized by Section 15 , Chapter '210 of
(he General Laws as amended by
Chapter 20, of the Acts of 1924,
(s) ALBERT E. ELLIOTT
The Commonwealth of Massa-
chusetts
Case No. 12139 Misc.
LAND COURT !
Barnstable , ss.
' (Seal)
I Upon the foregoing petition , it is
I ordered that the petitioner give
notice to all persons interested In
said petition to appear before the
I Land Court, at Barnstable, wit bin
and for our said County of Barn-
stable (whero appearances and
answers may be filed with Dean S.I
Seats, -Register of Deeds for the
Registry District of said Barnsta- I
ble County, as Assistant Recorder
of said Court) on the first Monday
of July next, by causing a true
and attested copy of said petition l
and/, this order to be published
forthwith once a week, for three
successive weeks, in the Barnsta- .
ble Patrniot ,a newspaper publish-
ed in Barnstable, in said County
of Barnstable, the last publication
to be fourteen days at least before
said first Monday of July next; by
serving each known respondent by
registered mail with a like attested
copy of - said petition and order as
soon as may be and In any event
fourteen dayH at least before said
first Monday of July next; that all
respondents- may then and there
show why the prayers of said peti-
tion should not be granted.
¦ By the Court.
Attest:
SYBIL H. HOLMES,
Recorder
Dated Muy 5, 1949
A true copy.
Attest
NOTICE
Mrs. LuSalle O. Humphreys of,
Centerville , Mass., having made
application for a certificate of ap- j
proval on a plan ot land sub-
division showing private ways for [
public use of her land In Center- j
vllle formerly or Oorhani CroBby t
located on the westerly side of the
County Way known as the Center-'
ville-West Barnstable Road , the
undersigned Board of Survey of
the Town of Barnstable will hold q
public hearing at the Selectmen s
Office, Town Office Building, Hy-
anniB, MaBS., on Monday, May 23, '
1949 at 10:30 'A.M.
CHESTER A. CROCKER
VICTOR F. ADAMS
GEORGE L. CROSS
Town ot Barnstable.
May 12, 19.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Department of Public Works
Division of Water Ways
100 Nashua St., Boston, Mass.
Notice Is hereby given that Dor-
othy W. Orr has made application
to the Department of Public Works
for license to build a timber pier
and float in Centerville River at
her property in the Town of Barn-
stable as per plan died with said
application ; and Tuesday, the 24th
day of May, 1949, at 2:30 p.m. in <
this office, haw 'been assigned as
the time and place for hearing all
those interested In this petition.
For the Department.
ss WILLIAM CALLAHAN,
Commissioner of Public Works.
May 12. 19.
I E O AL N O TI C ES
Commonweslth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, M.
PROBATE COURT
To all persons Interested in the
estate of LEO H. ROBERT of Barn-
stable (Hyannis), in said County,
an insane person.
The guardian of said ward has
presented to said Court his second
account for allowance.
If you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should flle a
written appearance in said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock ln
the forenoon on the 24th day of
May, 1949, the return day of this
citation.
Witness, COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge ot said
Court, this 28th day of April, in the
year one thousand nine hundred
and forty-nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW ,
«« r ,» „„ Register.
May 5, 12, 19.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, BS. Probate Court.
To all persons interested in the
estate of EUNICE V. STURGES
late of Barnstable, in said Countv!
deceased.
A petition IIIIB been presented to
said Court for probate o£ a certain
instrument purporting to be the last
will of Bald deceased by Clinton A
SturgeB, of Barnstable (Center-
ville), in said County praying that
i he be appointed executor thereof
I without giving a surety on his
I bond.
,| If you desire to object thereto,
I you or your attorney should flle a
written appearance in said Court
I at Barnstable before ten o'clock in
the forenoon on the 24th day of
' May, 1949 , the return day of tills
I citation.
Witness , COLLEN C, CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of said '
Court , this 2fith day of April in the
year one thousand nine hundred
and forty-ni ne.
KENRICK A. SPARROW,
Register!
May 5, V> , 111 .
Commonwealth of Massachu setts
Barnstable , ss,
PROBATE COURT
To all persons Interested In tho
t estate of JOHN NUNES DUAIITE ,
RR.. late of Barnstable (Marstons
Mills ) , In said County; deceased.
A petition lias been presented to
said Court for probate of a certain
Instrument purporting to be tho
last, will of said deceased by Joseph
Silva Duai'te, Ot Barnstable (Mar-
stons Mills) , in said County pray-
ing that he bo appointed executor
thereof without giving a surety on
bis bond.
If you desire to object thereto ,
you or your atalorney should flle a
writton appeartihee in said Court
¦at Barnstable before ten o'clock in
the forenoon on the ' Milt day of
June', 1949 ,- the return daj v© f»
S—V WCSt fenA
M HV$T\ry,S
.
rjjL SKo.d«?S
jDjumyji M.j'. .lames
Chute of Ostervllle eaughl j/„bilHi
weighing about IB Ib.s. , u,l,r Naii i.i-i
on Sunday j
.Mclvin B. Suinin cifield , (Owner o|
Franklin Advertising seryjeo , tjos
ton, and advertising countjel. Cor
l . S. Line Co., und Ilodgoiuan.
Rubber Company, bus just inn
1 haBod u new ranch-type hvnviii \\\
smith Yarmouth, Mr. Hummei -iieM
has Jollied t he Cape Cod Anglers
Sportsman's club and says, that ho
expects to take un active pari in
helping to promote Capo Cod Push-
ing Tournament sponsored"-by the
Anglers. -.u
On Saturday eveiiiug - ,"-JMuy 7,
Mrs. II. Angus Connors, who Hum-
mers at Wequaquet IlelghtH , and
lives In Brookllne , In Hie 'winter,
und Mrs. Ann Standlsh Clifton of
Hyannis und dipt. ,loe ffildrldge ,
who idiots the Stri per, it sport
fishing bout out of llnz/.enlH Buy,
und Lee Tallinun , appeared on the
Cape Cod Anglers Fishing 'p'rogram
over WOCB-FM ul West Yarmouth .
Lee Tallinun explained the thrill
ho got catchin g the first striped
bass of the season entered in tlies
Cape Cod Anglers Fishing Tourna-
ment, Mi-K . Connors (old of hor ex-
perience in catching the first salt
water while perch entered in the
tournament und some of her other
lislilng experiences, Mrs. Clifton '
explained how she caught the 455
lb . Tuna which won her tho trophy
for the heaviest Tuna entered In
the l!MN cape Cud Angler 's Tourna-
ment, und related some of her ex-
periences catching big game ilsb
durin g ibis past winter in Florida.
The Cape Cod Angler's Undlo
program for nexl week will he de-
voted to fishing by outstanding Boy
Scouts and their loaders , Including
Mr, Chester Zucker, lOxecutlvo of
the Cape Cod Council, Boy Scouts
of America .
Flounders are still runnin g
strong nt Chatham, George Muratu
boarded 27.1 lbs. on Sunday, lie
Hold 175 lbs. to Old Harbor Fish
Co. and kepi lot) lbs. for himself.
dipt, (leorge Could of Chatham
will HOOII lie ready to take out
Ilflbing parties, picnic parties , and
beach parties, lie provides bouts,
fishing gear and bait.
Flounders are ulso available
from the Canal along the const
line of Cupe Cod to 1'ro'vlneetown.
Some flounder tiro being caught on
the Bay side,
Striped Bass have been seen at
the UUBB Hole near the Dennis-
Yarmouth line und In Barnstable
Harbor both Rass and Mackerel
have been seen. Mr .and Mrs. Tom
Crosby of Barnstable and their
guest, Mr. Matthews , of Boston,
caught 75 IbB, of large size floun-
ders at Chatham on Sunday.
Lawrence Wray of Ostervllle
caught a 14 lb. oz, striped bass In
North Bay.
At the Canal and Buzzards Bay
the Cod are running by the Her-
ring Run.
Heavy tautog and flounder may
be caught just outside of the canal
at Buzzards Bay end. Plenty of
Cape Cod Angler's
M R8. MAUDE BOE88E
Correspondent
' P08T OFFICE HOURS
The post office is open from 8 00
a.m. to 6 p.m. Mail comes in at
i 11:15 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. Mail goes
out at 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Vernon D. Morgan , Postmaster.
SPRING FE8TIVAL
During the week of May 914 , the
Children's Room of the South Yar-
mouth Ibrory will observe the
annual Spring Book Festival spon-
sored for the 30th year by the New
York Tribune-Herald. New books
hove been purchased for the occa-
sion Including the prize winners of
the Newbery and Caldcott Awards
for "the moBt distinguished con-
tribution to Amorlcnn literature for
children. " These were announced
at the annual meeting of the Ameri-
can Library Association In Chicago
recently. For the Newbery Award :
Marguerite Henry 's "King of tho
Wind", a horse story; and for the
Caldecott Award : Berta nnd Elmer
Hader 's "The Big Snow. "
Mothers, teachers, and children
are especially Invited during that
week to see the new books and the
library renovations .
TIE QUILT8
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist Church will meet on
Wednesday and are asked to be
present by 10 a.m. as there are
several quilts to tie.
MOTHER'S DAY FLOWERS
The beautiful bouquet of mixed
flowers which was on the alta r ot
the Methodist Church lust Sunday
woro the gift of tho South Yar-
moutli's club in honor of Mother's
Day.
MINSTREL SHOW
An old Time Minislrel Show
will be held at the Town Hall at S
p.m.. Thiir'sday,i im- the bottom of
several Qranges,
PERSONALS
Mr, and Mrs. Roger Ijildrodge,
Jr., arrived borne from Sitniu Bar-
bara, California, on Tuusdny. They
huve beoi) living there for several
years. They stopped In San Dlsgo,
Cal., to visit their Bon-ln-luw and
daughter, Mr . and Mrs. Fred Alar-
I in , and in West Palm Beach , Flu..
In V IBII anot hey son-in-law and
daughter, Mr . and Mrs,, John
llulnies and their daughter , ,lo-
Aniie . ami friends in Maryland ami
New "iiirli .
MI ¦ . 1.ilia K.oJlej inn, arrived til
I tier home mi Nol'lh Alaj ll SI reel.,
alter spending the «inter Jn |lnicl( -
inii with nor duughter, I\IIH . cbos-
' Loi r.v.wtnl and lunii lv .
I AI I-H. Stanford Bassetl, and hah>
I dtiiiglitQi; llQ§a}lnQ ,l unn, jwvo ie
I turned home from tho Cupo Coil
, llospil.nl.
Miss Florence Blikor bus boon
I removed from Kendall Itosl , 1)011
' ulsport, ui her home on Pleasant
Street.
Mrs. Heveii. -t lleSllver uponl the
Mother's Day weekend wi th her sen
Bllice and slslor , Mrs. Sadie He-
Silv er.
Mrs, Addle M, Taylor will be
hostess ill Hie JollJ-8 Bridge Club
n.1 I ISO p.in. Friday In the .1 . F.
Crosby homo.
Mr. und Mrs. ITuseotl. Wild , sum-
mer residents of Bash River , have
announced the engagement of
1 heir daughter .loan , lo Henry Fal-
un Bannister of Cincinnati , Ohio,
Mls's (ilinlys While of Walorbur y,
Conn., has been Mm recent guest
of Miss Jeanuolte Whelden.
South Yarmouth
Continued f rom Page I
From the start It Is to bo for the
use of any group ln the Town for
recreation and athletic events.
Co-chairman for the Legion are
Mr. Cook and Juck Leviue , Jr. AI HO
on the Legion Committee are
Teryy Rogers, Thomas Milne , Ray-
mond Days, Leander DeQrace, Jos-
eph Francis, Raymond Cash, Com-
mander Graham N. Scudder , Fran-
cis V. Murra y, Robert Counsel!,
Barnard Pierce and Charles Sav-
ory.
The Hoard or Trade also heard
L S, Cooke, district engineer of the
General Electric Company, who
showed sound and color 111ms of
modern commercial lightin g.
• About 30 members were present.
Athletic Field
Building Permits
at Cape Cod Hospital
May 10, a daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. Earl F. MacDowell, Cotuit.
May 10, a daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. John R. Hsndren, Harwich.
May 11, a son to Mr. and Mrs.
Walter W. Hart, South Chatham.
May 12, a daughter to Mr. and
Mrs, William F. Morrison, Hyannis.
BIRTHS
Have You An Idea?
Have -villi any suggestions for
Indian Summojj Events? Wo luive "
already lined up the Second Annua ]
Golf Tournament and the Rass
and Tuna Derbies and we arc
workin g in have another Art Show
und Antique Week, People will
1 01110 during Indian Summer If we
Offer attractive events that provide
them with something to do., Lot's
have your Ideas, Wo have had culs
made for your UHO on stationery
and In your advertising, those are
available at all Capo Cod Printers
and Newspapers In case you Beslro
to use them. "Member of the Cape
cod Chamber of Commerce."
Bid For Canadian Tourists
Byron Sway/.e Travel Service ,
Iiiid liuiidiiH Street , London, On-
tario , Canada, is anxious to hoar
from Culm Cod owners and man-
agers who cun accept reserva-
tions from Canadalan tourists. Mr.
Swuy/.e writes t hat he has Humor-
ous (nqulrles concerning the Cape
but cuniiot direct them here unless
he hus contiai ts with our proprie-
tors, assuring him of bis usual com-
mission of ll) percent . . . If you
uro Interested send him, brochures
und other factual Information con-
cerning your business .
We will appreciate your sending
a supply of your 1840 literature In
case you have not already done HO
for distribution through our in-
formation booths.
boats are for hire for |2.00 a day.
For further Information consult
Charlie or Bill at the Red Top Rail
Company, Buzzards Bay.
If any forms or Information are
needed at any weighing station,
kindly call Kenney's Sport Shop,
Hyannis, or write to Cape Cod
Anglers, Box 188, Hyannis, Mass.
O'Flsblly yours,
Fred H. Baldwin,
President, Cape Cod Anglers
Inc.
1
Notes from Cape Cod
Chamber of Commerce
The Boston Headquarters of Ho
shurn-u shuwi Committee at in
Arlin gton Street IUIH recently scut
out tho following statement, one nt
our renders brought in to us bei
notice which she had received by
mail, ihiuiiitig it of wide interest
I want to take this opportunity
of Sending my most grateful thanks
to all our generous knitters fin
their wonderful work 111 our Share-
A-Sliawl cause during this past
season.
I am giving a little excerpt from
a letter from Mrs. Dunbar , I load
of Empire and Service Department,
Loudon , of March 17th : "Since my
last letter to you 37 moro cartons
of Hie mast beautiful shawls have
safely arrived. These old people
are so thrilled to be handed such
an enchanting present from a
friend In the United States that
their appreciation Is beyond de-
scription."
I now have to ask that all finish-
ed articles be returned to 10 Arling-
ton Street by May 26, as we are
closing the office for the summer.
As ot June 1 all inquiries may bs
received at the Kngllah-S peakIng
Union, 33 Commonwalth Avenue,
Boston, until we re-open In October,
Mrs. Charles B. Bacon,
Chairman
May 2, 184D
Share-a-Shawl Letter