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N O T I C E S
Case No. 21186 Reg.
The Commonwealth of
Massachusetts
LAND COURT
To Town of Chatham , a munlcl-
„ni corporation located In the Coun-
v of Barnstable and said Common-
venlth ; Harold S. Gould , John B
ro ne and George S. Bearse, of
.aid Chatham; H. Rice Thompson ,
Trustee of St. Paul, in the State
of Minnesota ; and to all whom it
may concern :
Whereas, a petition has been
..resented to said Court hy FhylllB
-raves Cox, of Cleveland, In the
state of Ohio, to register and con-
ftrm her title in the following de-
scribed land: , ,
A certain parcel of land with the
handings' thereon , situate in said
Chatham , bounded and described as
'"Northerly by Bridge Street 26.05
(eet- Southeasterly, Easterly and
Northeasterly by land now or for-
merly of H. Rice Thompson , Trus-
ee 309.73 feet, 117.25 feet and
r.go5 feet respectively ; Easterly
by land now or formerly of George
a HearBe 252.85 feet; Southerly
and Northeasterly by land now or
formerly of Harold S. Gould 273.44
feet and 163.15 feet; Southerly and
Northeasterly by land now or for-
merly of said George S. Bearse
171.44 feet and 365.96 feet respec-
tively; Southwesterly and South-
erly by land now or formerly of
John B, Home 694.26 feet and 138
teeO respectively; Southerly and
Northwesterly by Stage Harbor and
Mitchell River; and Northerly and
Northwesterly hy land now or for-
L E G A L N O T I C E8
(Partition and Sale*
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, as,
PROBATE COURT
To Heirs of BELLE
. H. SEAGBR,
address unknown (believed to be
two daughters, viz: MRS. MIT-
CHEL LEISEN , Hollywood, Cali-
fornia, and ALICE, whose married
name is unknown), REBECCA
HINCKLEY, Barnstable, Mass.,
BERTHA P. CAMPBELL, New Ha-
ven, Connecticut, WALTER H.
NICHOLS, Qulncy, Massachusetts,
PRANK S. NICHOLS, Qulncy,
Massachusetts, WILLIAM P. NICH-
OLS, Clifton, Massachusetts, ADA
P. NICHOLS, Qulncy, Massachu-
setts, Heir of CARRIE S. DURGIN
(believed to be Mrs. P. S. WAITE),
Qulncy, Massachusetts, EAST PAR-
ISH CONGREGATIONAL SOCI-
ETY OP BARNSTABLE, Barn-
stable, Massachusetts, Heirs of
JOSIAH W. HINCKLEY, namely:
JOSIAH HINCKLEY, Rockland ,
Massachusetts, FANNIE H. ROB-
ART, Brookline, Massachusetts
and to all other persons interested.
A petition has been presented to
said Court by ESTHER H. OS-
GOOD, of Rockland, In the County
of Plymouth, representing that she
holds as tenant in common a 303
1/3/1800 undivided Part or share
of certain land lying in Barnstable
County and briefly described as
follows:
Certain land and buildings there-
on standing situate lying and being
in Barnstable aforesaid and which
descended from Ebenezer Lothrop
of said Barnstable deceased, bound-
L E O AL N OT I C E S
BY-LAWS OF THE
TOWN OF CHATHAM
The following three By-Laws
were adopted by the Town at its
A'inual Meeting held February 23,
Article 11
PLANNING BOARD
"Section 1. A board of live mem-
bers is hereby established under
the provisions of General Laws,
Chapter 41, Section 81A, to be
known as the Planning Board. Tho
terms of members shall be five
years, and commencing with the
Annual Town Meeting to be held
in the month of February, 1950
there shall he elected by official
ballot annually, members to (111
vacancies.
Section 3. The duties of such
hoard shall be such as are re-
quired by the General Laws re-
lating to Planning Board s, and fm-
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right. John J. Dillon, 71A Pine St.,
Tel. Hyannla 507-M.
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Repairing Refeltlng
(20 years experience)
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Insurance
Real Estate
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merly of said H. Rice Thompson ,
Trustee, S26.92 feet and 279.92 feet
respectively.
The petitioner claims as appur-
tenant to the above-decrlbed land
a right of way to Bridge Street and
over land of H. Rice Thompson ,
Trustee u/w/o Edward H. Cutler.
The above-described land is
shown on a plan flled with said peti-
tion and all boundary lines are
claimed to be located on the ground
as shown on said plan.
JI you desire to make any objec-
tion or defense to Baid petition
you or your attorney must file a
written appearance and an answer
under oath, setting forth clearly
(
and specifically your objections or
defense to each part of said peti-
tion , in the office of the Recorder
of said Court in Boston (at the
Court House), or in the office of
ed and described as follows, viz:
Northerly by the county road, east-
erly by land belonging to the heirs
of Ephralm Berry, deceased, and
land belonging to Samuel Savage;
southerly by land belonging to
Samuel Savage and westerly by the
Jail Lane and land now improved
by Deborah Hinckley or however
otherwise the same may be bound-
ed.
the Assistant Recorder ojf said
Court at the Registry of Deeds at
Barnstable in the County of Barn-
atable, where a copy of the plan
lileil with said petition is deposited,
on or before the eleventh day of
July next.
Unless an appearance is so Hied
by or for you, your default will be
recorded , the said petition will be
Men aB confessed and you will be
lorever barred from contesting said
petition or any decree entered
(hereon.
Witness, JOHN E. FENTON ,
ftijuire , Judge of said Court, this
ninth day of June in the year nine-
teen hundred and forty-nine,
Attest with Seal of said Court.
I Seal)
SYBIL H. HOLMES,
Recorder.
Paul M. Swift , Esq.
Hyannis, Mass.,
Atty for Petitioner.
June 16, 23, 30.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss.
PROBATE COURT
To all persons interested in the
estate of ANNA C. GOODWIN, late
»f /(/unstable (Hyannis), in said
County, deceased.
A petition has been presented to
said Court praying that WESLEY
J. (IOODW1N, of Boston, iif the
County of Suffolk, be appointed ad-
ministrator of said estate without
giving a surety on his bond.
It' you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance In said Court at
Ilurnstable before ten o'clock in the
forenoon on the 12th day of July,
11)19, the return day of this cita-
tion.
Witness , COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of said
Court , this 15th day of June, in the
year ono thousand nine hundred
and forty-nine.
KKNRICK A. SPARROW,
, „„ Register.
June 23, 30, July 7,
erly as a fence now stands, fifty-live
feet to a corner; thence westerly
' sixteen and three-fourths feet to a
corner; thence northerly, fifty- j
nine feet to the line of said County I
Road; thence easterly by said '
County Road twenty-one and one-
half feet to the place of beginning.
For title to the first parcel see
deed from Ansel Lothrop et all to
Desire Hinckley dated September
27, 1819, recorded with Barnstable
Deeds, Book 3, Page 102.
For title to the second parcel see
indenture between Betsey T.
Chamberlain of the first part and
Lothrop Hinckley et all ot the i
second part, dated November 30,
1886, recorded with Barnstable
Deeds, Book 175, Page 63.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable , ss.
.PROBATE COURT
to nil persons interested In the
••state of WARREN A. GOODWIN ,
ii e of Barnstable (Hyannis), in
eald County, deceased.
,„A Potion has been presented to
r Imlf,1
, I"'uyl"B that WESLEY
;'• GOODWIN , of Boston, in the
County of Suffolk , be appointed ad-
ministrator of said estate without
giving a surety on his bond.
I you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should file a
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\Vlt>R>Hs COLLEN C. CAMP-
»UM», Esquire, Judge of said
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KENRICK A. SPARROW,
June 28, -80, July 7.
Register.
said Court hy your husband , Mars-
den vernor Blois, of Chatham, in
the County of Barnstable, praying
that a divorce from the bond of
matrimony between himself and
you be decreed for the cause of
desertion .
If you desire t
^
o object thereto,
you or your attorney should lile n
written appearance In snld Court
at Barnstable within twenty-one
days from the 9th day of August,
19-19, the return day of this citation,
Witness. COLLEN 0, CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of said
Court , this Sth day of June , In the
year one thousand nine hundred
and forty-nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW,
Register.
June 16, 23, 30.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss.
PROBATE COURT
To all persons interested in the
estate of EDWARD HILL, lute of |
Barnstable (Hyannis), in said
County, deceased.
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i A petition has been presented to
I said Court for probate of a certain
instrument purporting to he the
last will of said deceased by Eleanor
H. Bednark, of Barnstable (Hyan-
nis), ln said County praying that
she be appointed executrix thereof
without giving a surety on her
bond.
If you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should file a
written appearanoa In said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock ln
the forenoon on the 9th day of
August, 1949, the return day of
this citation.
Witness, COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of said
Court, this 17th day of June, in
the year one thousand nine hun-
dred and forty-nine
KENRICK A. SPARROW,
Register.
Jane 23, 30, July 7.
Also a certain parcel of land sit-
uate in the village of said Barn-
stable, on the southerly side of the
County Road, adjoining and be-
tween the real estate of the said
parties of the first and second parts,
and bounded as follows, viz:—Be-
ginning at the northeasterly cor-
ner of said parcel of land, at a
post at the northwesterly corner of
the homestead lot of the late Joslah
Hinckley; thence running south- 1
and praying that partition may be
made of all the land aforesaid ac-
cording to law and to that end
that a commissioner be appointed
to make such partition and be or-
dered to make sale and conveyance
of all or any part of said land
which the Court finds cannot be ad- 1
vantageously 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 lile a
written appearance in said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock In
the forenoon on the 9th day of
August, 1949, the return day of this
citation.
Witness, COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of said
Court, this 10th day of June in tin-
year one thousand nine hundred
and forty-nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW ,
Register.
June 16, 23, 30.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss.
PROBATE COURT
To Martha Isabel BIOIB, of Upper
Rawdon , Hants County, province of
Nova Scotia , Dominion of Canada.
A libel has been presented to
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, HS . Probate Court.
To all persons interested In tho
estate of ROY W. NIOKBRSON
lute of Chatham, In said County,
deceased.
A petition has been presented to
said Court for probate of a certain
instrument purporting to bo the
last will of said deceased hy
EDITH V. NICKKRSON, of Chat-
ham, In said County praying that
she be appointed executrix thereof
without giving a surety on her
bond , and further praying that said
will may be proved and allowed
without the testimony or subscrib-
ing witnesses.
If you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance ln Bald Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock
In the forenoon on the 9th day of
August , 1949, the return day of this
citation.
Witness, Collen C. Campbell ,
Esquire, Judge of said Court, this
24th day of June, in the year one
thousand nine hundred and forty-
nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW ,
Register.
June 30, July 7, 14
BLAIR REPUBLICAN
While the White House is being
repaired, the Trumans are living
in Blair House and probably
chuckle over the fact that Blair,
who once owned the house, was
one of the founders of the Repub-
lican Party.
NOTICE
Pursuant to the regulations re-
quired by the Central Committee
of the American National Red
Cross, the Cape Cod Chapter, Amer-
ican Red Cross annoum-cH that on
July 14, 1949 , in the Barnstable
High School at (5:30 p.m., the 84tll
annual meeting «C the chanter will
be held for the purpose or electing
officers for the ensuing year; elud-
ing a Board of Directors; the con-
sideration of reports; and for the
transaction of such other business
;is may come before the meeting.
Every person within the County
of Barnstable who has paid Red
Cross membership (lueB for the year
1849 or who Is a Life or Putron
member 1H expected to attend the
meeting und vote.
Dinner at 6:30 p.m.
Business meet lug at 7:30 p.m. |
Donald P. Tulloch ,
chapter Chairman, '
June 30, 1940.
• Help Wanted
WANTED
~
FOR THE SUMMER, Two High
School boys or girls. Call Hy. 983,
Esquire Cleansers.
WANTED
Year'round work curing for estate,
preferably In or near Town of
Barnstable. .Part-time job accept-
able. Reply to llnrnstahle Patriot .
• Wanted '
WILL BUY OR RENT FOR USE
IN MOTION PICTURES
Ono—Modiuni Size Mouse
Ono—Flea Bitten Hound Dog
Ono—Tired , Ornery Mule
Write Carl W. Holmes, Capo Cod
Productions , HyannlB , Mass.
j Tandem bicycle wanted. Condi-
, lion unimportant. 15. G., c/o Patriot.
I WANTED
Apt. size Refrigerator. Must bo
In good condition, Leave mid rem;
and phone number for Mr, Long at
lly. 280. ,
HURRICANE TESTED
MOORINO LINE
In IIBO for over 12 yoai-H. Cut-proof
rot-proof , worm-proof , lnsuros your
boat. Complete line of Marino Hard-
ware, Woolsoy 'B PIIIII IH. Olson 's nnd
Goprollgnum copper paints and pre-
servatives. Wall rope. All our mer-
chandise iiHod by the Hulling fleet
for years must bo able to take It
In all wonthor.
PLENTY OK PARKING.
Mulllns Fishing Guar , Inc.
Plor 4 , New Bedford. B-74D8
SCHUMAN REALTY COMPANY
REALTORS
All kinds of proporty bought aud
sold . LOIIHOB , mortgages, and finan-
cing arranged,
George ,1. Hchuinuii
Ruth 11. Si'liiiman
201! Main Street Hyannis , MaHH.
Tel. Ilyaiuils 277
Paris and Repairs For All Make
Hewing Machines. Make a Portiihle
Electric out of your old Hewing
Machine, $80.50, Hilch-in-Tlmo Hhop
—the Ono Stop Shop for the Hew-
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Accessories, Ruth and Arthur Miw-
Knornoy, ii Sliormun Hqunro , Tel,
llyunnlB 1810.
FLOOR HANDING H. REFINIH1I-
ING. Also machines to rent. Wall-
paper ShOPpO, Tel. 11yminIn I7M. .
'PAINTING & DECORATING
I Exterior — Interior
V. L. ROCHE *. SONS
Phono HyamilH 2002-M-3
ARVID and WALTER JACOBSON.
Interior and Exterior Painting.
Paper Hanging, Ceilings Koflnlsh-
ud. Telephone Hyannis 1142-M or
1HG9-M.
MISCELLANEOUS
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weiiiiing Kti.tionery, Engagement
l and Weilillni- Announcement s. In-
vitations, Calling Cards. Six Day
Service. Tin* Patriot Office, Hyan-
nis. Tel. lly. 24,
ALCOHOLICS-ANONYMOUS. FOR
INFORMATION write (Cape Cod
Oroup) P. O. Box 781, Hyannis.
Mass.
BA88 RIVER REAL ESTATE
OFFICE
Route 28 South Yarmouth
i Complete Listings of Cape
Property.
Robert W. Canning - William Baker
MASON SPECIALTIES
"We Cover the Cape"
All types of mason work,
Chimney Cleaning and Repair.
T. W. LeBLANO
Tel. Hy. 1382W3. Base River
I
BY-LAWS OP THE
TOWN OP CHATHAM
Article 10.
BUILDIN G PERMITS
Section 1
. No person Bhall alter
or erect any building within the
Town of Chatham without first ob-
taining a building permit from the
.Selectmen. Upon application to
the Selectmen , said permit shall
be granted.
Section 2. Any person or persons
violating this By-Law shall be fined
not more than Twenty Dollars.
ATTEST:
Levi T. Denson ,
Town Clerk
Approved June 14 , 1949
Francis E. Kelley
Attorney General
I Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss.
PROBATE COURT
To all persons Interested ln the
estate of HARRIET TRUE , late of
South Orange , County of Essex,
State of New Jersey, deceased:
A petition has been presented to
sulil Court for license to sell ut
private sale, certain real estule of
said deceased.
If you deBlre to object thereto ,
you or your attorney should tile a
written appearance In said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock in
the forenoon on the 12th day of
July, 1949 , the return day of this
citation .
Witness , COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire , Judge of said
Court , this 8th day of June In tho
year one thousand nine hundred
and forty-nine,
KKNRIft' K A. SPARROW .
Register.
June 16, 23, 80.
Of the more than GO patron sub-
scribers who on that July night of
1927 witnessed the modest begin-
ning of what has become Cape
Playhouse fame , there were HOV - I
eral who attended last Monday
night the opening of the 23rd sou-
son , as special gUOHls of Richard
Aldrlch. Between the acts they
gathered outside und met liasll
Kuthbono , who slurred on both
nights , In both performances, and !
who never came to Dennis In the '
years between.
Little did tbey realize , audience
or actors, on that first night all
those yours ago, that they were
participating in the opening of
America's most famous summer
theatre, Perhaps Raymond Moore
dreamed of It , because li was from
his mind Ihe idea sprang, lie had I
deep and positive belief In his
dream and many Cape Playhouse
goers of those early years , If they
were present .Monday night IIIH I,
must, have thought of Raymond
Moore and wished he might know
of tho extraordinary arid ample
success that has stemmed from
his efforts .
In 11127 II was a pleasant enough
Idea to visit the crude , little play-
house, but not particularly signifi-
cant, It was fun and something now
to do on Cape Cod of a summer
evening. And surely no one could
forgot those hard »eats and on the
second visit curried a cushion from
home to sit on , also a flashli ght
by which to read one's program. It
gave one a delightfully romantic,
feeling to attend a play In the little
theatre that was once a church and
then again a garage.
Much has transpired ln the In-
tervening years. There is now the
Cape Cinema , the Restaurant, and
the lovely grounds and gardens.
It is all a dream coming true.
Those who were mentioned as
present Monday night for the "re-
union" were Mrs. Walter D. Bak-
er, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Me-
gatblin, and Mr. Prank Thacher
of Hyannis; Dr. and Mrs. Giles
Dowllng, Mrs. Walter T. Wright,
and Miss Emma Holbrook of Hy-
annlsport; Mrs. W. R. Quinn of
Centerville; Mrs. Haviland Piatt of
Oyster Harbors; Mrs. Qulncy . A.
Shaw of Eastham.
For the opening week of the 1949
season, a very happy choice of play
was made, "The Heiress", by Ruth
and Augustus GoeU, which was
suggested by Henry James' novel,
"Washington Square."
Basil Rnthbone , who has played
the part of Dr. Austin Sloper many
times, gave a perfect performance
of the dignified and proud parent.
Accustomed as he was ln his
household to have his every wish
obeyed as if il were n command ,
he unwitting ly roused his seeming-
ly quiescent daughter to the furv
0 a suppressed woman can finally
s express. Gwen Anderson , as Cuth-
y erine Sloper, the daughter , guve a
more than good portrayal of tho
j Part.
3 1 The aunts , Marie Carroll as La-
. vanla Pennimnn und Dorothy
t Bluckburn as Elisabeth Almond ,
i ' performed excellently their parts
¦
or nuntB to Catherine. Mario Car-
|
roll, particularly, euused much
.|merriment on the stage much of
J the time and wus garrulous and
1 lltittering to the end. "Don't let her
- Into my room ", said the doctor ,
• I when he took to his bed , ill , "unless
1 I'm In a coma."
Dean Norton supported lather
J mid daughter well In his part us
Morris Townsend, the penniless,
i fortune-hunting dandy, who looked
i j about the Sloper home, when lid
i thought he'd won the girl , and
breathed a vocal sigh or relief
saying, "I'm home, I'm home",
with an air of possessive pleasure.
Dortba Duckworth as Morris '
sister, Mrs. Montgomery, Scott
1 Merrill us Arthuli Townsend, his
! cousin, Julann Geffrey us Marian
I Almond , Catherine 's cousin , and
j Olive Dunbar as Marlu. tho maid
In the Sloper household, all fitted
perfectly Into the dramatic en-
semble.
The house WIIB filled to capacity.
A very enthusiastic audience
! showed its approval with ready
applause.
Cape Playhouse Has
23rd Opening with
1927-1949 Reunion
Ctmlinutd f ront Vagi I
f-nlles , kept (he Oyster Harbors
golf course packed; but , despite
this activity, Gene Anderson, pop-
ular golf pro, bus already planned
a colorful series of events for the
niblick wlelder, The "4th" us j, .ual
win Inaugurate tho Weekend Han-
dicap Tournaments for men wlih
contestants teeing off from the first
hole Saturday, July 2nd. These (lo-
slrlng to maj play any one day of
the weekend, Saturd ay, .Sunday or
Monday, Frizes will in- awarded n>
I lie wliiMfl'i. of IbW grOSl and see- j
find low gross scores and low net
and second low net sein es.
Frnin July 4th Lhrough July lull '
.-! record gallery of tennis fans will '
witness th e Annual Invitation Ten-
nis Tournament, sponsored HH usual
iby the nulled states Lawn Tennis
Association, Albert \V. Rockwood
heads the Tennis Committee and
assisting him are Bernard J.
Hague and Zena Crocker III.
invents scheduled will include
Mixed Doubles, Men 's Doubles, Wo-
men's Doubles, Men 's .Singles,und
Women's .Singles. Flayers will Und
Ihe five Kn Tout-Cits courts 111 tip-
top shape with Marty Simmons up
from the Cloister nt Sea Island for
his seventh season,
"Bay Staters comprising the
colony of summer residents open-
ing their homes on the Island who
will uttond the "Welcome Back
Dunce " and the "President's Cock-
tail Purty " at Oyster Harbors Club
include Mr. and Mrs. Arastas B.
Badger, Winchester; Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond B. Bid well, Weston; Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph P. Carney, Gard-
ner; Mr. and Mrs, William L. Dun-
forth , Wellesley Hills; Mr . and
Mrs. A. Oram Fulton, Cambridge;
Mrs. Albert Ooodbue, Marblehead ;
Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Lindsay,
Wellesley Hills; Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert J. Locatelll, Belmont; Mr. and
Mrs. John T. Murray, Chestnut
Hill; Mrs. Arthur O'Keefe, Newton
Centre ; Mrs. Pearce Pearmain, j
Cambridge; Dr. and Mrs, Walter Q. '
Phlppen , Salam; M ra. F. Deluno
Putnam , Boston ; Mr. and Mrs. Wll-
illiim J, Rollly, North Attloboro ;
Mr . ami Mrs. Albert W. Rockwood,
Cambridge, and from Boston, Mr.
ami Mrs. Kilwuril C. Stone , and Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Taylor , Jr, A
new member of tho summer colony
UI IH year Is Mr. Joseph P. Spang
und his sister, Miss Mnrlo Spang
of Milieu anil Mr. Killing 's two sons.
Stalling In July Georges Tru-
dean 's orchestra will piny dully nt
tho beach hot ween eleven in the
morning und noon, The sumo ca-
pable crew us Insl year will mini
ilie wiiieii ' roiit Including William
MacDonald , swimming Instructor,
and (' apt , Mari'hiind , who already
ha -i Ihe Heel or Crosby rat lioals
and riiwhonis la shipshape condi-
tion,
Always under superb manage-
ment since lis Inception, Oyster
Harbors this year is fortunate In
llttvll g Ihe guiding hand ol one of
the country's oiiisiandlug club
manugers Cecil n. Clarke, who n--
lil.n eil the Inle JOhli .1. Fll/gcralfl.
Air. Clarke for many years wus al
/he helm of tin- fashionable fnnlel
Hotel ami Club at Ponto Vodra
Beach, Florida, and Fred Warlng's
Sliaw'iiee Inn and Country Club ,
Sliawaee fiii-lieluwai 'e , Pa lie had
a notable experience In World War
II when he wus civilian executive
officer in the United States Navy
In charge of tho Senior Officers
Mess and Senior Officers Club . Ilo
was loaned to the Brazilian govern-
ment hy the Navy to organize anil
lease hotels I'or the housing and
feeding or Air Officer trainees at
Sao Paulo, Brazil, Under Mr.
Clarke 's munagemenl , both "Id and
new members will enjoy the sume
smooth club operation lliul has
made OyHler Harbors a by-word In
club circles. Mrs. Dorothea Larson ,
secretury to Mr. Clarke at Shuwnee
Is here In the same capacity. Prac-
tically the entire staff of former
years 1B back with Sally Sloane
inning from the Paradise Inn at
Phoenix to take over the publicity
iind hostess duties at the club.
The excellent riding stables are
jnder the direction of Leo Boyle,
familiar to members last year and
plans are already underway for
the annual Horse Show to be held
later ln the season.
Oyster Harbors Club
Pictures of cape cod ln natural
colors will ho shown on Sunday,
July 3rd, at 7:110 p.m. at the Peil-
eratde Church of HyannlB when
the lfith successive season of
Friendly Forums will bo Inaugu-
rated; Tho program IB being ar-
ranged especially for Visitors and
vacationists who may wish to "see
more of the Cape " while on the
Cupe this July 4th weekend. Mr.
Warren Sporl of Hyannis will
present a series of plcturos tukon
in natural color with a Kodak
.
'15m which show Cupe Cod in all
seasons of the year and with
places of Interest from one end of
the Cnpe to the other. Camera runs
will find the lecture to he or fur-
ther Interest as it IlliiHtrateB what
they themselves can do with color
photography and of pictures they
can take, an Mr. Sporl Is a layman
and color photograph y ls a hobby
with him. Local people are afford-
ed a furl her opportunity of sueing
Mr. Sporl's pictures.
Dr. Carl Fearing Schultz , minis-
ter, will conduct the Porura, The !
public 1H moBt cordially Invited. '
Friendly Forums will bo hold ouch
Sunday evening thortlgh August ,
featuring such programs as an
Illustrated lecture by David R.
Sponce on "Fascinating Florida";
"Europe UB I Saw It Last Summer "
by Dr. Robert M. Uartlett; the an-
nual Scottish Friendship Service; '
ami other outstanding speakers
and programs.
Summer Forums Start
L E G A L N O T I C E 8
BY-LAWS OF THE
TOWN OF CHATHAM
FINAN CE COMMITTE E
Section 14. There shall be a
Finance Committee, consisting of,
nine members at large, who shall j
hold no other town office. At the
expiration of the terms of the '
present Finance Committee mem- :
hers in February, 11)4!) . the Select-1
men and the Moderator shall ap-
point three members for three '
years In place thereof und the
Selectmen and the Moderator In
each succeedin g year shall appoint
three members for n term of three
years as the other members' terms
shall expire. It shall he the duty
of this committee to consider all
matters of business included with-
in the Articles of any Warrant for
a Town Meeting; and it ahull be 1
the duty of the Selectmen, Immedi-
ately upon drawing up a Warrant
|•.uer to consider and advise upon
municipal improvements either at
Die request of other officials of the
Town or upon its own initiative
ihe Board shall meet at regular
Intervals, and it may hold public
meetings. It shall at all times have
access to public documents or in-
formation In the possession of any
. town official or department. It
j shall examine the plans for the
; exterior of any public building,
monument or similar structure ,
and for the development and treat-
ment ot the grounds about the
same before the adoption thereof,
and may make such recommends-
I
tions thereon as It may deem need-
ful. It may provide for public lec-
tures and other educational work
in connection with its recomniend-
|ations. It may incur expenses
I necessury to the carrying on of its
|work within the amount of its
!annual or special appropriations.
Section 4. All plans, for laying
but , extending, discontinuing'
or
\ changing the limits of any way
'¦'street, playground , public park or
|square, and every purchase of hind
|for the site of any public building,
Pand all plans for the location ,
I erection or alteration of public
I buildings shall be submitted to said
! board for its opinion at least two
i weeks in advance of action by the
. Bourd of Selectmen or the Town.
| Section 5. The Board shull make
a report to the Town annually;
giving information regarding the
condition of the Town and plans or
proposals for the development of
the Town and estimates of the coBt
thereof . Such report shal l be sent
to the Selectmen not later than
such time in January In each year
as the Selectmen may prescribe or
as may be prescribed by law in
force relative to reports, and a
copy thereof shall be filed with
the State Planning Bourd ,"
ATTEST :
Levi T. Denson,
Town Clerk
Approved June 14, 1!I4!I
Francis E. Kelley
Attorney General
for a Town Meeting to transmit t
copy thereof to the Finance Com
mittee. The Committee nfter dm
consideration shall report to tin
Town Meeting such rccommendn
lions as it Bhall deem best, con
cerning all matters contained it
such Warrant, relating to the ap
propriatlon of money, or whlcl
would occasion an expense upoi
the Town. The Finance Committee
shull have authority, at any time
to Investigate the books, account*
and management of any depart
ment of the Town; and the booki
and accounts of the Town shall be
open to the Inspection of the oom-
mittee or of any person authorized
to*
act for said Committee. On or
before January 20th or every year ,
the Town Accountant shall trans-
mit to the Finance Committee a
detailed repor t of the expenditures
of the various officers, boards , or
committees ln charge or the ex-
penditures of the Town 's money
Tor the previous year, together
with the estimates or each appro-
priation to be asked tor by the
different departments for tho cur-
rent fiscal year. Tho Members of
the Finance Committee shall serve
without pay for their services, but
may be reimbursed for nctual ex-
penso incurred in the discharge of
their duties thereunder. Any vu-
cancy which may occur in said
committee shall be filled by the
Selectmen and the Moderator.
Acceptance of, a town office shull
terminate membership in thlB
committee.
ATTEST:
• Levi T. Denson,
Town Clerk ;
Approved June 14, 1849
Francis E. Kelley
Attorney General
June 30, July 7, 14