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Additional returns for the an-
nual Catholic Charities Appeal may
be made between 7 and 8 p.m. to-
morrow (Friday ) at the St. Francis
Xavler Rectory, Hyannis, accord-
ing to announcement made by the
Rev. Edward C. Duffy, treasurer of
the local committee.
Final Date on Appeal I
L EG A L N O T I C E S
The Commonwealth of
Massachusett s
LAND COURT
Barnstable, ss.
To the Honorable the Judges ot
the Land Court lor the Common-
wealth of Massachusetts.
Respectfully represents Albert E.
Elliott, of Barnstable, (Centerville),
in the County of Barnstable and
aaid Commonwealth ; that he is
owner of a certain lot of land with
the buildings thereon, situate in
BarnBtable (Centerville), in the
County ot Barnstable and said
Commonwealth, bounded and de-
scribed as follows:
A certain piece of land with the
buildings thereon, situate in Barn-
stable aforesaid, to wit, in the vil-
lage of Centervllle, so called, being
the same tract which was conveyed
to me by Stephen F. Childs, by
deed dated March 28, 1898, to which
deed reference is made for 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 aaid
Stephen F. Childs as is contained
in said deed. Also a certain parcel
of land situated in ' aaid Center-
ville and being the same conveyed
to Alexander K. Crocker by Nathan
H. Bearse and another by their
deed dated Jan. 18, 1902, to be re-
corded in the Barnstable County
Registry ot Deeds, to which deed,
or the record thereof, reference is
hereby m?de for a description of
this last named parcel. Also all of
the real estate conveyed to the
said 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 of 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
That the record title to said 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 506, 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, unassign-
ed and unforeclosed on and by the
record.
That for more than twenty years
after the expiration of the time
limited for tho 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 posessession of said land
tor more than twenty years after
the expiration of time limited in
said mortgage for the full per-
formance of the condition thereof.
WHEREFORE your petitioner
prays that after appropriate no-
tices a decree may be entered on
the foregoing allegations as author-
ized by Section 15, Chapter 240 ol
the General Laws as amended by
Chapter 20, of the Acts of 1924.
(s) ALBERT E. ELLIOTT
-r^^JI ^^
'M
ORTGAGEE'S SALE
«r BEAL ESTATE
° !nd in execution of the
»> yi
TJe contained In a cer-
o*er o£
. fall of real estate given
» mort
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f
o , FINNERAN, hus-
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'enants
by
the
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° ana not as tenants in
ntlroty and n
Me (Hyft„.
jaunon, hot'l «
t Massachu-
l«), HYANNIS TRUST COM-
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a hanking corporation duly
>N'> ,a , ,inj.r the laws ot the
'»W' »Jr__S£ ot Massachusetts,
om
riU Principal place of busi-
nV 'n
f„ that part of the Town of
es!
l\Z known as Hyannis,
T
n ab e County, Massachusetts
lar , March 7th, 1947, recorded
^
BmSable County Registry
rUdsin Book 666, Page 414, of
D
h mortgage the undersigned is
f Present holder, for breach of
.nnditlons of said mortgage and
^
purpose
of
foreclosing the
D
ml will be sold at Public AUG-
ffat 2 00 o'clock P.M., Daylight
£_5 Time, on Friday, the 27th
• nf May, 1949. on the premises
bribed in said mortgage, all and
Iter the premises described
.aid mortgage, to wit:
¦St certain parcel of land to-
.,h.r with the buildings thereon,
rated on the easterly side of the
Stway so called, in that part
The Tow" and County of Barn-
U]e Massachusetts, known as
vannls, and being more partlcu-
tly bounded and described as fol-
'Beginning at the Southwesterly
Diner of the granted premises at
concrete bound set in the easter-
side line of said Straightway, and
larking the northwest corner
ouml of land of Frances P. Tev-
Thence North 2° 42' 24" East
long rte easterly sideline of said
Hlraigbway eighty (80) feet to a
¦
;; for a corner marking the-
KutJiwesterly corner of land of
Em Thomas Mullaly;
¦
thence North 85" 45' 16" East by
Kid land of Mullal y about one hun-
¦
) twenty-two and 12/100
¦22.12) feet to an iron pipe adjoin-
I land formerl y of Louise S.
Lie and now of Walter and Hilda
B Vutersou;
¦
itaee South 10° 47' 24" West,
I. land now of Walter and Hilda L.
¦eterson eighty (80) feet, more or
¦ss, to land of Frances F. Tevyaw;
¦
thence turning and running North
I' 45' 16" West one hundred twen-
Ktwo anil 12/100 (122.12) feet by
Hml of said Tevyaw to the easterly
¦de line of said Straightway at the
IrEt mentioned bound and point of
Beginning.
¦
Heing the southerly portion of
¦
:
• land conveyed by Louise S.
Harle to John Thomas Mullaly as
Kijwn and delineated on a plan en-
Bi'ii'ii "Flan of Land in Hyannis,
BJassacliuselts
, Surveyed for Wal-
¦
rnnd Hilda L. Peterson, February
¦
J,imir.
T. W. LeBLANO,
Tel. Hy. 1382W3. Bass River
HOME SERVICE
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Flborglus Insulation ; Roofing, all
kinds; Aluminum Comb, Windows;
Asbestos siding. Carpentry, House-
Painting—up to 80 months to payi
Frank Votaplui , Tel. Harwich 44-M.
J A M E S W. K E A R N S
MASON CONTRACTOR
Brickwork • Cesspools
Foundations
"Fireplaces a specialty"
Marstons Mills Tel. ost. 727
ENTERTAINMENT FOR CLUBS,
Hotels, BanquetB and Private Par-
ties. Contact Sid Wright, Tel. Hy-
iinnia 1423-W.
i
Promptly Relleves JffPlk
BABYSllM
COIIQHW
tfrsms WIS) fly^ MHJ
Fw avsrog* If f 1 FX 3 3 »Tft 11*J
ksby t .tin lij I'M'^ iVJl
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_____fc___-__-a-_----£ft--as---_-l
NEED HOU8E URGENTLY tor
year round rental. Would like to
rent in Hyannis, If possible. Any-
where in Town of Barnstable all
right. John J. Dillon , 71A Pine St.,
Tel. Hyannis 507-M.
CROWELL'S
LAWNMOWER SERVICE
Tel. Hy. 1914-W
Hyannis Mass.
DAWNMOWEBS
Sharpened - Repaired
Worn Parts Replaced.
Tall and Regular (irusH Cut
ting; Lawns Cured For.
InsoctlcdDB ami Fertilizers
• Business Services
Our cnrdB for
Graduation
nnd
Father's Day
are now on display,
SMALLHOFF & HAINES
Hyannis, Mass.
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Jack's Bike Shop
17 Barnstable Road Hyannis
Tel. Ostorvlllo 4942
CLARENCE M. MaoLEOD
PIANO TUNING
Repairing Retelling
(20 years experience)
Marstons Mills Mass.
Insurance
Real Estate
J. L. ROGERS
Orleans Tel. 110 Mas*.
i - i
HYANNISFISHCO.
PLEASANT STREET
Phone Hyannis 1266W 1
Ou th* Waterfront
Everything in Season
HURRICANE TESTED
MOORINO LINE
In UHO for over 12 yours. Cut-proof
rot-proof , worm-proof. liiHiireB your
boat. Complete line of Marino Hard--
ware; Woolsoy 's Paints. Olson's am]
Coprnllgnum aopper palntH and pre-
servatives. Wall ropo. All our mer-
chandlBO IIHOI I hy DIM Hulling fleet
for yours muHt be able to tuke lt
In all woathar.
PLENTY (JF PARKING.
Mulllns Fishing Gear, Inc.
I'ior 4, Now Bedford. 5-7488
L E G AL N O T I C E S
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss.
PROBATE COURT
To PHILIP LATHAM ot Barn-
stable, Massachusetts, and to all
other persons Interested .
A petition has been presented to
said Court by HERTHA P.
LATHAM , representing that she
holds as tenant In common a one-
half undivided part or share' of cer-
tain land lying in said Countv and
briefly described as follows- "
The land In Barnstable in that
Bectlou known as Hyannis bounded
nnd described as follows:
Beginning at the southwesterly
corner of the granted premises;
thence along so-called "Pitcher's
Way" In u northwesterl y direction
n distance of 160 feet to land of
'Veda Mitchell; thence In un east-
erly direction along said land of
Veda Mitchell a distance of 544.5
feet to land of Veda Mitchell;
thence in a southeasterly direction
a distance of 160 feet along land
of Veda Mitchell in a line parallel
to said Pitcher's Way ; thence west-
erly along land of Veda Mitchell
and Nina Taylor a distance of 544.5
feet to the point of beginning.
The area consists of about two
(2) acres.
and praying that partition may lie
made of all the land aforesaid ac-
cording to law and to that end that
a commissioner be appointed to
make such partition und be ordered
to make sale and conveyance ot
all or any part of said land which
the Court finds cannot he advan-
tageousl y divided at public auc-
tion , nnd be ordered (o distribute
the net. proceeds thereof.
If you desire to object thereto ,
you or your attorney should Hie a
written appearance in said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock in
'tho forenoon on the 14lh day of
Juno, 11)19, the return day of this
citation.
Witness , COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of stild Court,
this 11th day of Muy In the your
one tliousund nine hundred and
forty-nine .
KENRICK A. SPA Ii KOW,
Register,
May lit , 26, June 2.
Continued from Page I
Will "do his bfist to make Miss Cape
Cod's stay In New York thoroughly
comfortable and enjoyable."
Northeast Airlines have also no-
tified the Ostervllle veteruus that
reservations for two are being held
open for the winner of the Miss
Cape Cod Contest and her escort.
The dance committee of the May
Dance, to be held in conjunction
with the contest, has announced
thai, they have had donations of
live 600-16 tlreB to be used as a door
prize for the dance. The tlreB will
he given away absolutely free to the
holder of the lucky dance ticket.
The general committee predicts
that the Miss Cape Cod contest and
May dance is going to bo tho big-
gest thing that has ever hit Cape
Cod aud they are basing their pre-
dictions on the sale of tickets and
general enthusiasm.
"Miss Cape Cod"
Continued f rom Page I
two-minute drive lroni Die Main
Highway, Route 0. it Is strategic-
ally located to draw pat runs limn
ull parts of the Cape.
CapB Cod natives aro enthused,
for thoy visualize the Hist drive-
in as a moans ,ot substantially
boost ing tho Cape's economy, and
hope it will be an Incentive to In-
duce further reorealL nti l devel-
opment. A neighbor's remark Is
typical of the local enthusiasm :
"It's the biggest thing that's hit
Cape Cod since the Pilgrims' mon-
ument was dedicated. Cape did-
ders who have traveled and wit-
nessed drive-ins in the West aud
| Southwest aro particularly ardent
In their prediction the outdoors
theater will prove a popular sum-
mer attraction.
"Peaple come to tho Cape to lie
out in the open uir," says Mr.
Segrlni. "Our theater will enable
them to enjoy this wonderful BOU
air In tho evening as well ns the
daytime. " He emphasized , however ,
that duo attention will be paid the
local trade. The grand opening on
June 10th IH being arranged espec-
ially for the year-round residents
of the Capo. The drive-in will op-
erate into the Fall aud as late as
practicable, It will lie unother at-
traction for the Cape Cod Chamber
of Commerce to boost in connect-
ion with Its "Indian Hummer" pro-
gram , Instituted last year, to build
up a vacationing business through
tho Fall months.
A free "bottle warmer" service
will be provided by car hops for
mothers uttonding with infants.
Refreshment stands , a dunce puv-
illon , and 20 modernly equipped
cottages for vacationers will em-
bellish the main attraction . Tho
theater Itself will bo the biggest
entertainment enterprise ever
launched on Capo Cod and Is de-
signed on professional standards
of iHve lns elsewhere in Massach-
usetts and In oilier parts of the
country.
Tho movies will be shown on u
cinder block wall 7(1 feet high. Tho
terrain, I" an opening of a great
woodland area , clear of habitation,
Is at a breeze-swept elevation of
100 feet above sea level. The con-
struction ot ramps and the general
grading is such that from all points
there Is a clear view of the screen
from front or hack Beat In any part
of the theater, The entrance Is Im-
pressively landscaped with trees,
shrubbery and flower plants. Tho
theater IH not far from the shore of
Cupe Cod Hay aud about a mile dis-
tant from the well-known Cape
Playhouse of the Cape 's straw-lint
circuit. .
Mr. Sogriul has long been a de-
veloper of Capo Cod properties, He
established "Pleasant View Acres ,"
a 14-acre village , In Dennis.
"Drive-In, Fly-In"
L E G A L N O T I C E S
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss.
PROBATE COURT
To all persons Interested in the
trust estate under the will ol
MAIUA L. BACON , lute of Hum
stuble In said County, deceased , foi
the benefi t of Anne It. Tulle (f or
merly Anne Bacon).
The Trustoe of said estute hui
presented to the Court for allow
ance his 9th , 10th and llth ac-
counts.
If you deBlre to object therett
you or your attorney should file II
written appearance in said Conn
at Barnstable before ten o'clock Ir
the forenoon on the 14th day ol
June, 1948, the return day of thli
citation.
Witness, COLLEN C. CAMP
BELL, Esquire, Judge of sale
Court, this llth day ot May In th<
year one thousand nine hundra
and forty-nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW,
Register.
May 19, 26, June 2,
Continued from Page /
woodlands, etc, n report, lie had
lately been reading over and in
which , in the light ol' the work In
these llelds tliul is being dune now ,
ho can appreciate the foresight of
.the authors of that report, for tliey
laid a ground work which is now
coming to fruition,
A tour Is scheduled I'm- '
I o'clock
on the afternoon ot May 25—meet-
ing place, Hliiiwine Forest, head-
quarters building, off Route l.'IO In
Sandwich -which the public Is In-
vited to Join. A demonstration wil l
¦ lie made of wood salvage , lire pre-
. volition and thu work at a lire
- tower, and different kinds ot wood
¦ shown. It in Mtltl that In the Wultehy
Luke region Is a virgin forest of
1 standing hardwood trees, 120 vurl-
[ etles, which has never been touched
by lire . Surrounded hy water us
i this forest is, the (I res that have
i ravaged nearby growths have not
'. been able to reach it.
1 Mr. Cook reminded hlH hearers
' that any owner of 10 acres or more
1
ot woodland can arrange to have
the reclamation and salvage work
I done through the Public Conserva-
i tlon Project. He told of the newly
I organized Cape Cod Forestry Asso-
ciation In Its plans thus to utilise
Cape Cod woodlands by having
them make money through forest
. management.
Tour of Woodlands
The special prizes for tho sixth
week of the Cape Cod Fishing Tour- '
nnment were awarded as follows:
the heaviest tautog was entered by
Jessie Boody, wife of Robert Boody,
who works at the Hyannis Post
Office, and the heaviest striped
bass wus entered by Curl Sherman ,
a student at the Barnstable High
School. Carl is 15 years old and is
tho son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Sherman of 33 Chase Street , Hyan-
nis. Each winner received a year's
subscription to Salt Water Sports-
man, a newspaper devoted to tho
boosting of salt water sports fish-
ing, donated by Hal Lyman, Editor
of Salt Water Sportsman, 130 Fed-
eral Street, BoBtpn.
The weeks In the Tournament be-
gin on Frldny and end Thursday at
midnight. Awards are made on the
basis ot Information received by
Saturday at noon. Tho special
prizes for this week are for tho
heaviest flounder—one year's sub-
scription to Salt Water Sportsman,
donated by Hal Lyman , Editor; for
the heaviest tautog—a Cape Cod
Scenic silk tie, donated by Albert
Scnramell, manager of Puritan
Clothing Co., Hyannis , Mass.; for
Hie heaviest strlpod IIUBB entered--
a Deluxe dinner donated by Mrs.
Usee Rich , proprietor uf the South-
ward Inn , Orleans; and for tho
heaviest bass entered by anyone
registered In the Tournament in
tho Town of Orleans , a Deluxe din ,
nor, donated by Mrs. Rich, A spe-
cial prize is offered liy Miss Hetty
Hoffman, proprietor ot Betty's
'Beaut} Shop, Route 28, near tho
HUBS River Bridge, South Yar-
mouth, tor the lirst striped buss on-
tered by a lady—a Permanent
Wave , Iho latest In advance styling
from Fort Lauilordule , Florida,
Flounders aro still running strong
at Chatham, Albert Sciiruinoll and
Raymond Taylor, Hyannis mer-
chants, did vory well and Oeorge
Muralu of the Little Fan Gift Shop,
Hyannis , caught 200 lbs. of flounder
weighing from 2 to 3Vi lbs. each in
the channel off the Fish Pier near
the Chatham liars Inn. Oeorge kept
some fish and gave the rest of them
to his friends.
Thu/strlpud bass have Invaded
Capo Cod waters. At HUBS River ,
Ralph Kelley of Knob Hill Shores,
South Yarmouth, boarded ten
stripers , while ut Hyannis , Louis
St. Peter of Oak Neck Road , land-
ed an IK pounder.
On Saturday evening, May 14 ,
over Radio Station WOCB-FM ,
Fred Qallanl of the Hobby Shop,
Hyannis, interviewed Fluid Scout
Robert Dutlon of tho Capo Cod
Council Hoy Scouts of America , who
explained I lie requirements for the
Anglers Merit Madge In Scouting.
Others Interviewed were Stanley
Rogors of Providence, R. I., and
throe Hoy Scouts from Troop 58,
Hyannis , Kim Medium , Oliver
WuHhlii gliin , and Arthur Cook , who
related seine of their experiences
In Ashing in both Halt and fresh
water. Tho Capo Cod Anglers Itu-
dlo Program for noxt week will be
devoted to an Interview of "Jocko
tho Bench Comber" of-.Hu/.zurdH
Muy, by John V. Rufforty, Capo Cod
rojH'OHont tttlvu of tho J. T. O'Con-
nell Company, distributors ol' Fish-
ing tackle supplloB , Providence,
R, I. Jocko the Hoach Comber Is
the man who Invented tho Jocko
Jerk , a lure which Is used for catch-
ing striped IJUBH . Mr. Raffurly lives
lu West Mai list able and Is Captain
of a parly boat used In tuna ami
striped bass Hshlng, and ho Is also
a member of the Tuna ouldos Asso-
ciation of cape Cod. Mr. Qullaul
will act as Master of Ceremonies.
O'flshlly yours ,
Fred ii Maldwln , President
Cape Cod Anglers , Inc .
C. C. Anglers Foghorn'
Tliore is included herein as a
lart of the realty all portable or
ectUmal buildings at any time
ilaced upon said premises, and all
urnaces, ranges, heaters, plumb-
ng, gas and electric fixtures,
eve-ens , mantels , shades, screen
oorn, storm doors, and windows,
11 burners, gas or electric refrlg-
rators and all other fixtures of
rtutever kind and nature at pres-
st or hereafter installed in or on
oe granted premises In any man-
er which renders such articles
sable in connection therewith so
ir as Die sume are or can by agree-
ment of parties, be made a part of
ne realty, and all material, appar-
raa or supplies intended to enter
Mo the construction repair or re-
nouelling ot the buildings on said
'remises , now in said buildings or
"i said premises, or placed therein
if thereon prior to the tull payment
mil discharge of this mortgage.
Said promises will be sold sub-
lect to all unpaid taxes, assess-
ments and tax sales, if any* there
' 6, 12 , 19)
'-Sb"^'r^rMa88achu"tt8
, PROBATE COURT
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tab a mf ° ?: "°BERT of Barn-
>n ln811
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' »» saW County,
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t0 ¦» ,
° c°u* his second
L°unt tor allowance.
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t0 °bject tne,'et0
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"Htten ,?n
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',Iley should file a
' Bsrns?ffie"J"!oe lu 8a'd Court
ihe * befor
,e ten o'clock in
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n the 24tu dfty ol
Wlon. re£urn day of tn,s
WEFTS.
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m forty-nlne "lne hunared
KENRICK A. SPARROW,
May 5.12 ,19 Register.
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The Commonwealth of Massa-
chusetts
Case No. 12139 Misc.
LAND COURT
Barnstable, ss. j
(Seal) *
Upon the foregoing petition, it is!
ordered that the petitioner give
notice to all persons interested in 1
said petition to appear before the
Land Court, at Barnstable, within
and for our said County of Barn-
stable (where appearances and
answers may be filed with Dean S.
Sears, Register of Deeds for the
Registry District ot said Barnsta-
ble County, as Assistant Recorder
ot said Court) on the first Monday
of July next, by causing a true
and attested copy of said petition
and this order to be published
forthwith once a week, for three
successive weeks, in the Barnsta-
ble Patrnlot ,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 mall with a like attested
copy of said petition and order as
soon as may be and in any event
fourteen days at least before suld
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 May 5, 1943 ,
A true copy ,
Attest
NOTICE
Mrs. LaSalle D. Humphreys of
Centerville, Mass., having made
application for a certificate of ap-
proval on a plan of laud . sub-
division showing private ways for
public use of her land ln Center-
vllle formerly of Gorham Crosby
located on the westerly side of the
County Way known aB the Centev-
vllle-West Marnstable Road, the
undersigned Board of Survey of
the Town of Barnstable will hold a
public hearing at the Selectmen s
Office , Town Office Building, Hy-
annis, Mass., on Monday, May 23,
1P.40 at 10:30 A.M.
CHESTER A. CROCKER
VICTOR F. ADAMS
OEORGE L. CROSS
Town of 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 Centervllle River at
her property In the Town of Barn-
stable as per plan filed with said
application ; and Tuesday, the 24th
day ot May, 1949, at 2:80 p.m. in
this office, have been assigned as
the time and place for hearing all
those interested In this petition.
For the Department.
as WILLIAM CALLAHAN,
Commissioner of Public Works.
May 12, 19. _____
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss.
PROBATE COURT
To all persons Interested lu the
estate of EFFIE M. TROWIIHIDGE ,
late of Pelham Manor , In the Coun-
ty of Westchester and Slate of New
York , deceased.
A petition has been presented to
said Court with certain papers pur-
porting to be copies of the last will
of said deceased, and of the probate
thereof in said State of New York ,
duly authenticated , by Otis Trow-
bridge, of 1300 Park Lane, Pelham
Manor, in the County of Westches-
ter, State of New York , praying
that the copy of said will may bo
filed and recorded in the Registry
of Probate of said County of Barn-
stable, and that he be appointed
executor thereunder, without giv-
ing a surety on his bond, the other
executor therein named having de-
clined to serve In Massachusetts.
If you desire to object thereto ,
you or your attorney should file a
writt en appearance in said Court
at Marnstable before ten o'clock In
the forenoon on the 28th day of
June 1040 , the return day ot tills
citation.
Witness , COLLEN I* . CAMP-
BELL, EBqulre, Judge of Bald
Court , Ihls 10th day or May in the
year one thousand nine hundred
and forty-nine.
KBNRICK A. SPARROW ,
ItogiBtor.
May 10 , 26, June 2,
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
liuniBtable , BB. Probate Court.
To all persons interested In the
estate of EUNICE V. ST URGES. '
lato of Marnstable, in said County,
deceased.
A petition has been presented to
said Court for probate of a certain
instrument purporting to be tho last
will of said deceased by Clinton A.
Sturges, of Barnstable (Center-
ville ), in said County praying that
he bo appointed executor thereof
without giving u surety on his
1)011(1.
If you desire to object- thereto,
you or your attorney Bhould file a
written appearance in said court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock in
the forenoon on tho 24th day pt
'. May, 1040 , the return day of tills
citation.
Witness, OOLLBJN C, CAMP-
BELL, Ksqulre , Judge ot »aid
Court , this 2«th day of April In tho
year one thousand nine hundred
and forty-nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW,
Register.
May 5, 12, 19.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable , ss.
PROBATE COURT
To all persons Interested In tho
estate of JOHN NUNES DUARTE,
SR., late of Barnstable (Marstons
Mill s), in said County, deceaBed,
A petition haB been presented to
suld Court for probate of a certai n
Instrument purporting to be the
last will of said deceased by Joseph
Sllva Duarte, ot Barnstable (Mar-
stoiiB Mills), in said County pray-
ing that he be appointed executor
thereof without giving a surety on
hiB bond.
It you desire to object thereto,
you or your atatorney should file a
written appearance in said Court
at BarnBtable before ten o'clock ln
the forenoon on the 14th day of
June, 1949, the return day of this
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Witness. COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of said
Court, this 10th day of May, In the
year one thousand nine hundred
and forty-nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW,
Register.
May lt. 19.
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Electric out of your Old Sowing
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Accessories, Ruth and Arthur Mac-
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FLOOR SANUINO & RMFINIBH-
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PAINTING & DEOORATINQ
Exterior — Interior
F L. ROOHH & SONS
Phono iiyannlH 20D2-M-3
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vitations, Calling Cards. Six Day
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Complete listings of Cape
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REALTORS
All kinds ot proporty bought and
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