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Manufacturer ,
Coach House Antiques
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• Business Services
Father's Day
Cards
SMALLHOFF & HAINES
Hyannls , Maas.
L E GA L N O T I C E S
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss. i
PROBATE COURT
To all persons Interested in the
trust estate under the will of
MARIA L. BACON, late of Barn-
stable In said County, deceased, for
the benefit of Anne B. Tulls (for-
merly Anne Bacon).
The Trustee of said estate has
presented to the Court for allow-
ance his 9th , 10th and 11th ac-
counts.
If you desire to object thereto
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance in said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock In
the forenoon on the 14th day of
June, 1949 , the return day of this
citation.
Witness, COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of i ild
Court, this 11th day of May in the
year one thousand nine hundred
and forty-nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW ,
Register.
May 19, 26, June 2.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss.
PROBATE COURT
To all persons interested in the
estate of MARTIN HAKALA , also
known as FRANK MARTIN HAK-
ALA, late of Barnstable, In said
County, deceased.
A petition has been presented to
said Court praying that John P.
Sylvia, Jr., of Falmouth , in said
County, public administrator, be
appointed administrator ot said
estate.
If you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should flle a
written appearance in said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock in
the forenoon on the 14th day of
June, 1949, the return day of this
citation.
Witness, COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of said Court,
this 19th day of May in the year
one thousand nine hundred and
forty-nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW .
Register.
May 26, June 2, II .
APPLICATION FOR JANITOR
BARNSTABLE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS
The Barnstable School Committee
Is receiving applications for a posi-
tion as full-time janitor In the
Barnstable Public SchoolB.
Anyone interested should send a
written application giving qualifica-
tions, age, references, etc., to the
Superintendent of Schools, Box 717,
Hyannls, Mass., on or before June
7, 1949.
FREDERICK L. HULL,
Chairman
Barnstable School Committee.
5-26.
L E G A L N O T I C ES
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, as.
PROBATE COURT
To all persona interested in the
estate ot JOHN NUNBS DUARTB,
SR., late ot Barnstable (Marstons
Mills), in said County, deceased.
A petition has been presented to
said Court for probate of a certain
Instrument purporting to be the
last will ot said deceased by Joseph
Silva Duarte, of Barnstable (Mar-
stons Mills), in said County pray-
ing that he be appointed executor
thereof without giving a surety on
his bond,
If you desire to object thereto,
you or your atatorney should file a
written appearance in said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock In
the forenoon on the 14th day of
June, 1949, the return day ot this
citation.
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 12, 19.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE8
LICENSE {
In accordance with Section ISA.
of Chapter 440 of the Acts of 1935.
Name of Applicant—Hyannlsport
Club; William D. Smith, Secretary
and Treasurer.
Kind of License—Renewal, Club,
Seasonal, All alcoholic beverages.
Period Covered by License—
April 1 to Nov. 30th, 1949, lncl.
Location and Description of
Premises—Sunset Hill , Hyannls-
port, Mass. Wooden structure, six
rooms on ground floor, one room on
street floor. One front entrance,
two side entrances, one rear exit.
CHESTER A. CROCKER ,
VICTOR F. ADAMS,
GEORGE L. CROSS,
Licensing Board for the
Town of Barnstable.
May 26, 1949.
I
' TgXTNOTIC"
1 The Commonwealth of •
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Massachusetts
¦ LAND COURT
I 'Tin
"Honorablethe Judges ot
I J Land Court for the Common-
I
,M
.ihT of Massachusetts.
I *?i.«ctfuusr represents Albert E.
I ,,Zt of Barnstable, (Centervllle).
I fl the County of Barnstable and
I £M Commonwealth; that he la
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uner of a certain lot of land with
1°, hnildlngs thereon, situate in
I instable (Centervllle), in the
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S ol Barnstable and said
¦
Sonwealth
" bounded and de-
I icribed as follows;
I 1 certain piece of land with the
I hnildlngs thereon, situate in Barn.
I c.nble aforesaid, to wit, in the vil-
I ,„M of Centervllle, so called, being
I he same tract which was conveyed
I i i t o
Stephen F. Chllds, by
I dae Mated March 28, 1898, to which
I fleed reference is made tor the lo-
I fatlon description and boundaries
I of the above described parcel.
I saving, excepting and reserving
M trotn this conveyance, however, a
I fe right for the wife of the Bald
I Stephen F. Chllds as la contained
¦
it said deed. Also a certain parcel
Hol land situated in said Center-
H till* and being the same conveyed
¦
to Alexander K. Crocker by Nathan
LWH Bearse and another by their
¦
deed dated Jan. 18, 1902, to be re-
I corded in the Barnstable County
¦
Registry of Deeds, to which deed,
I or the record thereof, reference is
¦
hereby made for a description ot
¦
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.
122 1902, to which deed reference
I is 'made for a more particular de-
I gcription of the premises last above
__described. For my title, see also
__ die deed of Alexander H. Crocker
¦
,„ me dated November 10, 1902, to
¦
to recorded In said Registry of
H rlmi tbe record title to said lot
Wot land is clouded by a mortgage
¦
ghen hy Albert E. Elliott, to John
¦
£. N. Brown, dated September 18,
11905, and duly recorded Book 273,
¦Page 506, purporting to secure a
¦note for $600, payable In two years
¦itom September 18, 1905, with in-
terest annually, which mortgage ap-
¦i.v.ra to be undischarged, unasslgn-
Bfriaiid unforeclosed on and by the
H That for more than twenty -years
¦ufter the expiration of the time
Ilimited for the full performance
lot said condition no payment has
¦been made and no other act done
Im recognition of said mortgage;
I That the mortgagor named in
Hsalil mortgage and those claiming
Bunder him have been in uninter-
Bniiitml posessesslon ot said land
Hlor more than twenty years after
Hu;i expiration of time limited In ¦
¦siii.i mortgage for the full per-
¦jtormiuice of the condition thereof.
H WHEREFORE your petitioner
¦
JJU-.IJ-S that after appropriate no-
¦¦rices a decree may be entered on
¦
J
the foregoing allegations as author-
_¦iwil by Section 15, Chapter 240 of
¦
the General Laws as amended by
I Chapter 20, ot the Acts of 1924.
¦ (s) ALBERT E, ELLIOTT
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss.
PROBATE COURT
To PHILIP LATHAM of Barn-
stable, Massachusetts, and to all
other persons interested.
A petition has been presented to
said Court by BERTHA F.
LATHAM , representing that she
holds as tenant in common a one-
half undivided part or share of cer-
tain land lying in said County and
briefly described as follows :
The land in Barnstable in that
section known as Hyannis bounded
and described as follows:
Beginning at the southwesterly
corner of the granted premises;
thence along so-called "Pitcher's ,
Way" in a northwesterly direction
a distance of 160 feet to land of
Veda Mitchell ; thence in an east-
erly direction along Bald 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 ot 544.5
feet to the point of beginning.
The area consists of about two
(2) acres.
and praying that partition may be
made ot all the land aforesaid ac-
cording to law and to that end that
a commissioner be appointed to
make such partition and 'be ordered
to make sale and' conveyance of
all or any part of said land which
the Court find s cannot be advan-
tageously divided at public auc-
tion, and be ordered to distribute
the net proceeds thereof.
If you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance in said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock In
the forenoon on the 14th day of
June, 1949, the return day of this
citation.
Witness, COLLEN C. .CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of said Court,
thiB 11th day of May in the year
one thousand nine hundred and
forty-nine,
KENRICK A. SPARROW ,
Register.
'May 19, 26, June 2.
APPLICATION FOR BUS
CONTRACT
BARNSTABLE PUBLIC 8CHOOLS
The Barnstable School Commit-
tee is receiving applications for the
transportation of pupils in the vil-
lages of Suntult and Cotuit and
along such route or routes to the
schools in Hyannis as designated
by said School Committee. The bus
contract for this route is held ut the
present time by Mr . Burleigh H.
Sfl, v&vy
Information concerning the
route, bus requirements and other
details may be obtained at the
School Comniitteo Office , Room 7,
Town Building, Hyannis. Anyone
interested Bhould send a written '
application on or before June 7,
1949 to the Superintendent of
Schools, Box 717, Hyannis, Mass.
FREDERICK L. HULL,
Chairman
Barnstable School Committee
B-26.
I Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable , ss,
PROBATE COURT
To all persons Interested in the
estatae of JOHN A. ELDREDGE,
late of Chatham (South), in said
County, deceased.
A petition has been presented to
' said Court for probate of a certain
instrument purporting to be the
last will of said deceased by IDA
G. KELLEY , of Dennis (West), in
said County praying that she be
'appointed executrix thereof with-
out giving a surety on her bond.
If you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should flle a
written appearance in said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock in
the forenoon on the 14th day of
June, 1949, the return day of this
citation.
WltneBB, COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of said Court,
this 24th day of May, in the year
one thousand nine hundred and
forty-nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW.
Register.
! May 26, June 2, 8.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss.
PROBATE COURT
To all persons interested in the
'estate of JOHN M. BERDAN , late
of New Haven, In tho County of
New Haven , and State of Connecti-
cut , deceased,
A petition has been presented to
said Court with certain papers pur-
porting to be copies of the laBt will
of said deceased, and of the probate
thereof In said State of Connecti-
cut, duly authenticated, by The
•Second National Bank of New Ha-
ven , of New Haven , in the County
ot New Haven, In the State ot Con-
necticut , praying that the copy of
said will may be filed and recorded
In the registry of Probate of Bald
County of Barnstable, and that It
be appointed executor thereunder,
without giving a surety on its bond,
the other executor therein named
having declined to serve.
If you desire to object thereto ,
you or your attorney should Me a
writt en appearance In said Court at
Barnstable before ten o'clock in
the forenoon on the 28th day of
June, 1949 , the return day of this
c-it ut ion. , , . . , „
Witness, COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquive, Judge ot said Court,
this 19th day ot May In the year
one thousand nine hundred and
f°rty n
KENRICK A. SPARROW ,
Register.
May 28, June 2, 9,
¦
The Commonwealth of Massa-
¦ chusetts
I Case No. 12139 Misc.
If LAND COURT
I Barnstable, ss,
I V\mn the foregoing petition, it is
¦
orAwed that the petitioner give
¦rnoUce to all persons interested in
¦Uahl jieUtlon to appear before the
¦Land Court, at Barnstable, within
¦ami for our said County of Barn-
¦ftaMp (where appearances and
^¦aiisivers may be
filed with Dean S.
¦Sftirs , Register of Deeds for the
¦rteciHtry District of said Barnsta-
¦hie County, aa Assistant Recorder
¦<-' 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-
¦
hle Patrnlot ,a newspaper publlsh-
¦
"l in Barnstable, in said County
¦
«f Barnstable, the last publication
¦
>o be fourteen days at least before
¦
eald first Monday ot 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
I «°"I1
!
611 dayB at leaBt before said
¦
first Monday of July next; that all
¦
respondents may then and there
¦
"how
_hy the prayers of said petl-
¦
tlon should not be granted.
¦
Hy the Court,
¦ Attest:
¦ SYBIL H, HOLMES ,
¦
>1 May 5, 1949
ReC°rd^
M A true copy,
MBllT?0Jlweaiih of Massachusetts
¦
oarti6table , ss.
I PROBATE COURT
I esH,', "'!• i'
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,''80"8 interested in the
I late n,°„ "?P,B M' TROWBRIDGE ,
I v ofV
B 1,
,"m Manor
' to the Conn-
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Westchester and State of New
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'°' K , deceased.
H snwi
I'0tl,lon has been presented to
|po i,^
,l,', (
wlt
" <'enain papers pur-
I of » n
' " f,e c'on,es of the la8<- will
I theiw
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' aml of tl,e Probate
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"(1 State ot New York ,
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' b>- oti * Trow-
I Manor '
." ;'9« Pai'k Lane, Pelham
I ter BJ ." the County ot WeBtches-
I hat ?ht
of N
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ew Yol'k- Paying
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filed 'IV'""*' of sal
" »'« may be
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a
. ", rec°Hl«a in the Registry
I s ahi
a,e of 8al(1 Goun<-v of Bar. -i
I tor
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that
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I hie i 'hereunder, without giv-
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thereln nal"ed having de-
I ,f • t0 _erve in Massachusetts.
I you ,fv
°U des,l'e t0 °bJect thereto,
I writ,/
your attorney should flle a
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nstable before ten o'clock ln
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10 other rub acts faster In
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HOU8E URGENTLY for
year round rental. Would like to
rent In Hyannls, if possible. Any-
where In Town of Barnstable all
right. John J. Dillon, 71A Pine St.,
Tel. Hyannls 607-M.
• I II si in clion
TUTORING
EXPERIENCED TEACHER OF
English, Speech Correction, und
Public Spooking will be ill ll yiinnlH
mornings In July and August.
lieferonoeB. A IIII I-HHH llogm- W,
HtgginBi Phillips Academy, An-
dovor, MIIHB . (tali And. 1455-11 ).
Tol. OBtervlllo 4942
CLARENCE M. MaeLEOD
PIAN O TUNING
Repairing Refeltlng
(20 years experience)
Marstons Mills Matt.
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Insurance
Real Estate
J. L. ROGERS
Orleant Tel. 110 Mat*.
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Parts and Ropuii-H For All Make
Hewing MachinoH. Malm u Portable
Electric out ot your Old BewlnK '
Machine , $119.50. Sllch-ln-Tlino Shop
—the One Stop Shop tor the Sow-
ing Women. PabricH and Sowing
ACCOBHOI 'IOH . Ruth and Ar thur Mm:-
Enornoy, 9 Shoriniiu Siiuure, Tel.
HyaiiulH 1X40.
FLOOR SANDING & RMPINISH-
INd. Also machines to rent. Wall-
paper Slioppe, Tol. HyannlH 1756.
PAINTING & DEOOEATI^Q
I'lUcrlor — lnlorlor
B\ L, ROCHE & SONS
Phone HyannlH noriu-M-.'i
ARVID and WALTER JACOBSOrL
Interior and Exterior Painting.
Paper Hanging, Ceilings Roflnlah-
ed. Telephone Hyannls 1142-M or
155941,
MISCELL
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Woddlng Stationery, Engagement
and Wedding AnnouncontiitnU, In-
vitation *, Calling Cards. Six Day
Service. Thn Patriot Office, Hyan-
nls. Tel. Hy. 24.
MASON SPECIALTIES
"We Cover tho Cape"
All types ot mason work,
Chimney Cleaning und Repair.
T. W. LeBLANO
Tel. Hy. 1382W3. Bass River
HOME SERVICE
I'Mliorglas Insulation; Roofing, all
dnda; Aluminum Comb. WI IHIOWB ; j
\sbuBtoH Siding. Carpentry, HOUHU -
Palnting—up to lit! niontlis to pay,
Prank Votupka, Tel. Harwich •tt-M ,
J A M E S W. K E A R N S
MASON CONTRACTOR
Brickwork - COBBIHIOIB '
Foundations
"Fireplaces a Spoclalty "
Marstons Milla Tol. Ost. 727
BNTERTA1NMBNT FOR CLUBS,
Hotels, Banquets and Private Par-
Lies. Contact Sid Wright, Tel. Hy-
innls 1423-W.
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_i M-^de 4-a, Order
Jack's Bike Shop
17 Barnstable Road Hyannls
HYANNISFISHCO.
PLEASANT STREET
" Phone Hyannis 1266W i
On tba Waterfront
Everything in Season
HURRICANE TESTED
MOORING LINE
In use for over la years. Out-proof,
rot-proof , worm-proof, Insures your
boat. Complote lino of Marine Hard-
ware. WoolSoy 's Paints. Olson's and
Coprnlignum copper paints and pre-
servatives. Wall rope. All our mer-
chandise iiBod by tho fishing fleet
for yours must be able to take it
In nil weather.
PLENTY OP PARKING.
MulllnM PlBlilii g Gear, Inc.
Pier 4, Now Bedford. 5-7493
8CHUMAN REALTY COMPANY
REALTORS
AH kinds of property bought and
Mold. Leasos, mortgages, and finan-
cing arranged.
Georgo J, Schuman
Ruth II. Hihiinian
20G Main Street Hyannls, Mass.
Tel. HyannlH 277
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CROWELL'S
LAWNMOWER SERVICE
Tel. Hy. 1914-W
Hyannls Matt.
liAWNMOWKl lS
Sharpened - Repaired
Worn-Parts Replaced.
Tal l and Regular Grass Cut
ling; Lawns Oared For.
liiHoctlcdoH und Fertilizers
e,Eor Sale
RUG HOOKERS
Large lot of light weight , BOft, white
woolen material JUH ( received. AI HO
other colors for liraldei -H and Hindi-
ei-H. BERRY PAPER STOCK CO.,
INC., TAUNTON , MASS. Turn at
our Sign off Route M about 'As mllo
from center of Taunton toward
Cape Cod,
FOR SALE
ANTIQUE W A I, N II T PARLOR
SET recently upholstered, sofa,
two arm chairs and two Hide choirs
$150. Boston rocker |22; niahog,
half moon table $.'15; Hot of ii thumb-
baok WI IHI HOI H .('Xfi ; iniiplu double
bed, $25; cherry table, roflnlshofl,I
$<15; iibm ohests, oommoflres, etc .,
Iii the rough, HaniHlnhln 4.'III.
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415 Main Street Hyannls
Tel. Hy. m> - Falmouth 131
ALCOHOLICS-ANONYMOUS. FOE
INFORMATION write (Cape Cod
Group) P. O. Box Til, Hyaeait.
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no^rmiirmn«mtr
OFFICe
Route 19 South Yarmouth
Complete Ltatinxa of Cap*
Property.
RobertW. Canning. WUUassBaker
• Help Wanted
WANTED
FOIt THE HUMMER, Two High
School boys or glrlB. Call Hy. 983,
KHqiilro Cleansers.
Church Choir , and tho Capo Cod
Choral Society, Of the latter he was
a former off icer.
Besides his mother, Mr. Scudder
IH survived by his widow, Mrs. Ethel
(Murray) Scudder of Hyanniw;
three sons, Robert P., Frederic B.
and Richard M., all of Hyannls;
three daughters, Miss Harriett L.
of New York , Miss Barbara of Po-
casset and Miss Mary Aan of Hy-
annlH; two brothers, Howard H. of
Brockton and Walter C. of Cotuit;
a slater, Mrs. Bernard Hawkins ot
Shrewsbury.
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VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT
ASSOCIATION
The Village Improvement Asso-
ciation has voted to submit n peti-
tion to the Selectmen for an organ-
izational meeting of the West Barn-
stable Fire District June 8.
Fire Chief Harry Atwood offered
the aid of the Department In cover-
ing open wellB, if any home owner
asks for it . The Improvement Asso-
ciation went on record as warning
the inhabitants of the village to
cover such wells.
The Association voted also to pay
for the installation of a water heat-
er in the grammar sthool , report-
ing that the School Department
had agreed to provide the heater.
Mrs. Roger Carlson, chairman of
the money raising committee, an-
nounced that a bean supper wili be
held June 4 for the benellt of the
Fire Department. President Carl
Salo presided. The meeting was
held May 19.
LADIES' GUILD
There will be a meeting of the
Ladles' Guild at the West Barn-
stable Congregational Church next
Tuesday evening, May 31 , at 7:30
o'clock. The members are asked to
bring a grab for the grab bag, ror
the Fair, which will take place
next August, also some article for
the auction, which will take place
after the Strawberry Festival to bo
held next month, the exact date to
be given next week.
BRIDAL SHOWER
A lovely bridal shower was re-
cently tendered MI BB Jeanelte Wlr-
innen at the home of Miss Elsio
Smith, Hyannls. Other hoHtesseH
were MI BB Patricia Rood and Miss
Prlscllla Demone.. The gifts for
Miss Wirtutien were attractively
wrapped and placed in u huge May
basket. Refreshments including a
lovel y cake made by Mrs. Hood,
were served. Other guests present
were Mrs. Francis Hamlin, Mrs.
Olive Kelnbold , Miss Jane Wolfe ,
Miss Louise Martin and Miss Velma
Hodgklns from Hyannis , Mrs , Eata
Williams of Ostervllle , Mrs. Made-
liono Roberts of .Centervllle , Mrs.
Georgie Burgess and Mrs. Hope
Glfford of Cotuit, MI BB Virginia Wir-
tanen , MI BB Ruth Tunuiulsl and
MrB. Martin Wlrtanen from West
liarnstnble. Plans are being made
for a wedding to take place Juno
19th. The groom to be is Mr. Ger-
ald Anderson of Pltteburgh , Pa.
COMMUNITY CLUB
The Community Club met lust
Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. Claire Everett. A blind Food
Sale was held and this netted the
dub $28.00. A very line entertain-
ment waB given by Mrs. William
Connors from Hyannis , who gave
two readings and showed Home
lovely movies ot the South, which
she bad taken. Doughnuts , potato
chips and cheese spread and coffee
were served .
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MATHEWSON—BENTTINER
NUPTIALS
LaBt Saturday noon, May 21, at
the West BuriiHtiible Congregation-
al Church , MI HH Helen Benttlner,
daughter of Mr. and the late Mrs.
Tldle Benttlner of Barnstable ,
became the bride of Mr. Bradford
Mathewson ot North Weymouth.
The Rov. Robert lirock officiated.
The matron of honor was M I-H.
Allen Sundelin and the best man
Mr. Fred Aril. Only the Immediate
family attended . Following the mar-
riage ceremony n luncheon recep-
tion WUB hold at the Bacon Farm.
After a honeymoon trip to Canada
Mr. and Mrs. Mathewson will reside
at North Weymouth .
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
BANQUET
Amid lovely bouquets of lilacs
und tulips a Mother and Daughter
banquet, given by the West llarii-
stable Brownies , Troop 1, was held
last Tuesday evening, May 17, In
the vestry of the West Parish Con-
gregational Church, A delicious
dinner was served by tho Brownie
Committee, of which Mrs. Louis
Woodland was chairman , assisted
by Mrs. Dorothy O'Neill , Mrs. Hetty
Johnson und Mrs. Lois Kni ght . Tho
menu consisted of baked ham ,
esoalloped potatoes , green salad,
Ice cream and cookies. Tables
wore attractively decorated with
miniature Maypoles and quaint lit -
tle dolls dressed in paBtel colors,
AH favors for their mothers, the
Brownies made May baskets and
In each was an individual pansy
plant. The Brownies' baskets were
filled will) candy. Mrs. Kendrlck
Sears introduced the Brownie Com-
mittee and the Girl Scout Commit-
tee, who were Invited guests. Each
child introduced her mother. Miss
Betty Woodland said Grace. Be-
tween the courses Brownie songs
were sung and a short Brownie cer-
emony was held to welcome six
new glrlB Into the troop. Sandra
Knight recited an original poem.
At the end of the ceremony the
mothers were presented with at-
tractive flower prints , which their
daughters had made tor them
I Silvia Prada and Carol Pye, repre-
senting the Brownies, surprised the
leaders, Mrs. Kendrlck Sears and
Mrs. Norman Cahoon, with large
May baskets. The affair was the
first ever to be held with this par
ticular group and proved to be very
successful. The members of the
troop are Carol and Sally Pye, Ei-
leen and Kathleen Merrlman, Kath-
erine Kelley, Mabel Bumpus, Judy
Carlson, Ruth, Sandra and Patsy
Rose, Sylvia Prada, Betty Wood-
land , Maija Robblns and Diane
Paananen. The new members are
Mirja Perkko, Jocelyn Peton , Dor-
othy Thomas, Sandra Knight and
Janet and Betty Lou Brock.
SCOUT DANCE
Last Saturday evening, under the
supervision of MrB . Myro n How-
land, Mrs. Henry Groop and Mrs.
Lillian Leeman, the Girl Scouts
held a dance at the Community Cen-
ter Building. The hall was very at-
tractively decorated with May pa-
per streamers and flowers and the
Scouts served homemade cookies
and soft drinks.
PERSONALS
Mr. and MrB . Harold Kilpatrlck
from Maiden were guests Sunday
of Mr. and MrB. Brvln S. Stock-
well.
MI BB Melbu Wright and Mrs.
Ethel Wright spent the weekend at
their West Barnstable homo.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Walkama
and Ronald and Paul Kelu from
Brookllne were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wlrtanen.
Kent Scovllle from East Hart-
ford , Conn., spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Rowland.
Mrs. Minnie Dahil and daughter
Dora from Dorchester were guests
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. William
Sears.
MI BB Evelyn Fish spent the day
Sunday in Hyannis with her friends
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Burrows.
i WEST BARNSTABLE
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the lendin g fuel distributors In this
part of the state.
A loyal citizen, ho served hlfl
town In several ways; as a member
of the Planning Board from 1937
to the time ot Ills doulh , fur 20
years us an engineer In the llyiin
His Fire Department', and IIH a for-
mer park commissioner of the
town.
Mr. Scudder was a veteran of
both World Win s, buvlng HOI VOI I
overseas witli the Army Trunspoil
Service. Ho WUH a member of the
Hyannls VFW Post,
Of the Ostervllle Methodist
Church , he WUH chairman of Its
Board of Trustees.
A chuiier member uud past pres-
ident of tl>e HyannlH Klwunls Club,
ulso a past, president of the Hyan-
nis Board of Trade, Mr. Scudder
held membership also In the Cops
Cod Chamber of commerce, Fra-
ternal Lodge, AF and AM , Hyiinnls;
Orient Royal Arch Chapter; Capo
Cod Lodge, IOOF, and Saturday
Night Club of Hyannls.
A yachtsman, Mr. Scudder was a
founder and past commodore of the
Hyannls Yacht Club. He was a
member, too, of the Wianno and
Hyannlsport Yacht Clubs.
In the field of music he conducted
a family orchestra, sang with sev-
eral quartets which were well
known; he helped to form the
school band in the Barnstable High
School and instructldn courses ln
all the schools of the town. He
was himsel f a member of the Oster-
ville Band, the Hyannis Federated
Frederic F. Scudder
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train and played during Hie trip,
marching throu gh the cars.
Aboard were the two Cranberry
Queens; Terry Guerlln, who had
boon chosen by the Wareham Post
of the American Legion ; and Mnr-
cla WilllaniH of South Carver,
crowned Queen by the National
Cranberty ABHoclatl on. Thosu two
charming young ladies went
through the cars, giving to each
ptiBHongor a largo box of asBOrted
cranberry delicuclus. The ladies
wore given also each u cranberry-
red lipstick and u wooden minia-
ture cranberry scoop. These wore
were glftB from tho Cranberry
Interests.
Tho railroad management pro-
vided a delightful fashion show,
arranged by the R. 11. White Com-
pany of Boston. While tho models
ptiBHod through the curs, their COB-
tunicH were explained from the
head car through tho public address
system which reached each oar.
At Wareham the whole town waB
out, or BO It Beumed, to greet the
train at the station. The Wareham
High School Bund was there. The
crowd thronged tba station plat-
form. Somo had climbed to the
station roof, onset and Buzzards
Bay gave good turn-outs, too. At
each stutlon from there on the train
waB heartily welcomed, When the
Btout engine --cranberry-rod—pulled
into HyannlH , It was greeted by the
Barnstabl e High School Bund and
interested townspeople, Two mem-
bers of tho Band held a bright
ribbon across the track tor the
locomotive lo break through.
The train on HB maiden run
carrlod 318 passengers. ThiB figure
included Mr. Baldwin of the Com-
pany, also .1. Frank Doolen, vice-
president of tho Road, and Harold
W. Quintan, passenger traffic malin-
ger. They and the models return-
ed to Boston on the "Cranberry "
on its run ourly the next morning,
Among tho delegation invited
from the Cape were Senator Ed-
ward C. Stone, Representative
Allan 0. Jones und Oscar J. Ca-
hoon , Norman Cook of the Cham-
ber of Commerce, and reprmenlu-
tlveB from othor groups, including
the newspapers. Charles W. Me-
gathlln , prosldont of the Chamber
of Commerce , sent a telegram of
grutulatlons which Prosiednt Whlt -
temore read at the luncheon.
"Cranberry" Train
The third annual outlti g of the
Youth Fellowship of the First Bap-
tist Church of Hyannls will be
held overthe holiday weekend at
Camp Farley ln Mashpee, It was
announced today by the Rev. E.
Gage Hotallng. The young people
will leave for their outing on Fri-
day evening and will return Mon-
day evening. Funds for tho trip
were made available through the
recent presentation of the three-act
comedy. "Aunt Susie SliontB the
Works."
Sports of all kinds will be fea-
tured during the day including
softhall . swimming and boating. In
the evening there will be an ama-
teur program, dancing, hot dog
roast and marshmallow roast.
There Is a possibility that a tele-
vision set may also be available
for the young people. On Sunday
morning there will be an outdoor
worship Rervlce, nntl on Sunday
evening the "Fellowship meeting
with a hymn sing and discussion.
The closing banquet will be held
on Monday afternoon, to which all
the old members of the Fellowship
are especially invited,
Committees for the outing are as
follows: Transportation - menus,
Philip Sherman, chairman, Mar-
shall Greene, Richard Rounds,
Muriel Sollows, Margaret Picker-
ing; Sports. Alfred Broom, chair-
man, Maurice Pickering, Patricia
Keaveney, Norma Carlander; En-
tertainment. Benjamin Phil, chair-
man, Miriam Johnson, Diane
Hinckley, Betty Keaveney, Carl
Sherman, Doris Cobb; Banquet,
Prlscllla Gaffney, chairman, Ken-
neth Taylor, Norma Frlmodlg.
Melva Wood, Heather Roundy, Jen-
nie Davidson and Peter Moore.
Youth Fellowship
At Camp Farley