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DEATHS \
in Hyannis, July 17, William (' .
Hennessey, aged M.
In Hou lli Cliullliiiii , .Inly in , MI KH
Uuiiuali Huog, aged 84.
in Provlncetown, July ifi , Mrs.
John S, Jones, aged 78,
in Donnlsport , July 10, Leo Bald-
win, aged 57, Wuhan.
In Kij iilli Dennis, July 18, Axel
Sjoberg, aged 88,
In Bangor, Me,, July 18, Dr. Wal-
ler 11. Buttertleld, Burial in Fal-
mouth,
| in Brewster, July li) , Mrs. M.
Alice Atwood , iiged 88,
In Portland , Me., July 18, Mrs.
Tamstn, Rich, aged 91, nutWft of
Truro.
in Brookllne, July 18, Joshua K.
Winsl ow, ngoil about (10, foriimrly
of provlncetown.
In H'arwlchnorti July 20, Mrs.
Angeli'e Bldretfge,
In Truro July 20, Mri. Mury J.
Perry, aged 87.
In Cotulti July 20, Franklin L.
Whltcomb , aged 87.
In Lincoln , July 22, Mrs. Eliza-
beth C. Cooper, aged 78, summer
resident of North Falmouth .
In Centervllle , July 26, Isadore
Buxbaum, aged 68.
In Eastham, July 26, Elizabeth
W. Reynolds, Chatham.
In Hyannis, July 24, Alonzo R.
Beales, aged 69.
In West Yarmouth, July 24, Wil-
liam A. Wormwood, aged 38, ot
Watertown.
L E G A L N O T I C E S
PERSONALS
UIIB Salter, 14-year-old daughter
or Mr. and Mrs. Doxle T. Suitor of
Bass River, ' WUB an unexpected
guesl on Blanche Robinson's radio I
program , "Capo-Oodlally Yours," on]
Friday afternoon , Miss Salter bus
u large collection of autographs of
tho great and near-great, which she
bus been acquiring over a period of
soveriil years, Attendance regularly
u( Mrs . Robinson 's programs In
pursuance of her hobby gave MI HH
l.ols her chance to appear on the
air when the oxpeoted celebrity for
the iiuy lulled to materialise,
Mrs, Roborl O'ponnpr hns re-
turned lo Augtt Bta, Me., after u
brief vlHlil at the homo of her
father, Arthur Hastings, on Main
Street. .She was accompanied on
the return trip by her husband ,
who joined his wife for the week-
end,
Mr. Wlllliim W. Kolfor or Spring-
Held , Ohio , luiH been u guesl of his
, daughtor-ln-law, Mrs. Virginia P,
Kolfor, lie came on to attend the
weddin g of his granddaughter,
Nancy, to Joseph Tripp on Sfttur
day.
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GUEST 6PEAKER
Rev. Raymond W. Hibbard of
Columbus, Ohio, a former pastor
of this parish , will be guest speaker
at the evening service this Sunday.
A reception will follow in the ves-
try. Hostesses will be Mrs. Harry
Pollard and Mrs. Beatrice Lapham.
BEAN SUPPER
The Beun Supper which was
served In the Parish Hall Saturday
night netted (he Bonn! of Trustee*
about $40.00.
A. C. NOTES
At the special meeting of the
M. M. A. G, a new slate of officers
was elected.
Joseph Lock e was elected presi-
dent , Arthur Thlfault , Jr., first vice
president, George Glfford second
vice president , Allen Pierce secre-
tary-treasurer; executive commit-
tee, James Barry and Forrest Ram-
blin. By popular request, the second
annual public clam bake will be
held on August 7, the place to be
announced at a later date. Trans-
portation will be provided from the
Parish Hall. Postmaster Loring
Jones is in charge of tickets.
About 400 people f rom H!1 vil-
lages witnessed the Soft Bull Don-
key game Sunday night at the
home field. The score was 3 to 3.
All went well until the players
mounted "Jiggs" and "Lightnin,"
who kicked up their heels, and off
went the rlderB , must to the de-
light of the spectators.
DEMONSTRATION SCHOOL
The children of the village are
cordially invited to enroll for the
summer Church School, sessions to
be held at the OBtervllle Commun-
ity and the Baptist Churches, Aug.
1st to Aug. 18th, from 9 to 12 noon.
PERSONALS
Mr. und Mrs , Lorenzo Glfford and
Mrs. Olive Reams spent Monday at
Swift 's Beach In Warehnm as the
guests of their niece and husband,
Mr. and Mrs. Dwlght Perkins, who
are vacationing there.
Miss Sandra Parker is at Camp
Aldersgate In Gloucester, R, 1
., for
a sveek.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs . George
Glfford were her sister and hus-
band , Mr. and Mrs. James Gingrls ,
and children, Margie and Danny, of
New Bedford , Mr. and Mrs. Val-
theus Paquln and Christine nnd
Daniel, also of New Bedford .
Mr. and Mrs, Thaddeus J. Misias-
zek of Thompsonville , Conn., made
a surpriBe call on Mr , and Mrs.
Marvin Amer. Mr. Mlsiaszek was
in the F.F.U. Field Torpedo Unit ,
No. 49, with Marvin , at the Hyannis
Airport in World War 11.
Rev. Peter Palehes, who has re^
:ently returned from attending tne
311ver Bay Missionary Conference ]
held at Silver Bay, N. Y., reports
that of the ,125 delegates present ,
2(10 were Methodist Ministers and
Laymen .
Robert S. Hoxie , machinist's
mate, first CIIIBB, USN , BOP of Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver C. Hoxie of this
village, Is visiting Copenhagen ,
Denmark , aboard tho destroyer USS
Samuel H. Roberts , while the Rob-
erts is escorting the heavy cruiser
,USS Columbus on a cruise to Dutch
land Scandinavian ports . Alter the
Copenhagen visit , scheduled to ter-
I minute July 27, the BWPB will pass
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through the Kiel Canal on Birallar
visits to ports in The Netherlands,
( The ships , part of tho command
of Admiral Richard L. Conolly,
Commander-in-Chief of Naval
Forces, Eastern Atlantic and Medi-
terranean, w(i! return to their Eu-
ropean home port at Plymouth ,
England , Aug. 4.
Miss Genevieve Hord and Miss
Marilyn Krlstenson , who Is a class
mate at Simmons, spent tho week-
end nl Hie home of Mr. and Mrs.
milling Hord. William Kelley or
Boston was also a gueBt.
Mr. and Mrs. JoBeph Locke and
children, Stephen and Peter , were
overnight guests at Martha's Vine-
yard. Sally Locke returned from
Camp Farley Sunday, where she
spent two weeks,
Joanne Locke is in West Rox-
bury visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Philip Kresser,
Mrs . Arthur Tliifault , Sr., Mrs. \
Arthur Thlfault, Jr., and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Elskamp visited Mr.
nnd Mrs. Harry Sloate of South
Weymouth and Mr. and Mm Ken-
noih Greenlee of Auburndale,
Mr. and Mrs , J. H. Leavens of
Hyannlsport were guests of Mr.
and MrB. Chester Baker and son
Donald aboard the cabin cruiser
"Osproy " when they attended the
Regatta in Bdgartown Saturday.
Miss Mury MacLeod and brother
Clarence spent Sunday In Boston
with their niece, Miss Audrey
Thome.
Mr. and Mrs, Edward Fisk and
baby Alan and Mr. Flsk's mother ,
of Needham, are spending this week
at the CheBley Cottage.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Peahody are
at home after a two week visit in
i Harbor View , N. S.
Robert Weaver of Westerly, R.I.,
is staying with his aunt, Mrs. Spur-
I geon Weaver, while assisting at the
i Clear Lake Duck Farm.
Mrs. Philip Morehouse and
i daughter Jane of New York are
i guests of Mrs. James Burgess. Mr,
. Morehouse will join them there
1 this weekend,
t Mr. and Mrs. Connors and daugh-
r ter, Mrs. Esther Cass and three
r children , of Gardner, were recent
guests of Mrs. BUssfteth Reid.
PERSONAL8
Mrs. Rupert Wood is assisting
Mrs. Wfc'.te at her home in Center-
vllle.
Mn . Chester Baker, who Is chair-
man of iiie Hospital drive for this
village , attended the meeting nt
the home of Mis. Lawrence Grimes
at Wequaquet Lake. Highlights of
the meeting were the plans to
raise jU00,000 from July 81 to Aug.
7, and the mulling of 18,906 letters
of appeal.
Mrs. Bernard Lovell and grand-
children, Mury and Bernard ot Am-
herst , are visiting Mrs. Rose Fuller .
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Garrett of
Skowhegan, Me., drove with them
to the Cnpe, where they arc visit-
ing Mrs. Garrett's brother , Robert
Cammett. Mrs. Lovell Is Mr. Cam-
melt's sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Todd nnd
children , Andrea and Grantlnnd of
Orange, Conn., have been visiting
Mrs. Charles Reid. Grantland is re-
maining for a longer visit with his
grandmother. Mrs. Ray B. Reid of
Falrhaven Is also a guest of Mrs
Reid.
Mrs. John Armour of Methuen
[has been visiting her sister-in-law ,
Mrs . Richard Stevens, for two
weeks.
Mrs. Walter Glidden of Nantucket
has been the gueBt of her daughter ,
Mrs. Daniel Leach nnd family. Her
grandson, Danny Leach, returned
with her for a visit. Waiter Grant
has also been a guest of his cousin ,
Mrs. Leach.
Mr . ami Mrs. Nils Nelson of Bos
ton are at their summer home at
(he Plains for the rest of the sum
mer.
The JoneB Jr.'s, Bruce Browi
and Miss Constance Kresser of Co
tult were dinner guests Wednesdaj
of Mr, and Mrs. J. B. Locke.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Caldwell , o
Altoona, Pa., visited Mr. mid Mrs
Maurice Hinckley, Jr. Mr. Caldwel
wns a buddy in the M.P.'B IU Brad
lee Field with "Cop" during tin
World War.
MARSTONS MILLS
Assisting Miss Virginia Lindsay
of Wellesley Hills, chairman of the
Horse Show, are the ' following:
Trophies , Mr . Leo Boyle; hospital-
ity and advertising, Peck Jennings ,
Jack Murray, Miss Midge Badger
and Miss June Munsell ; parking
and box reservations, Mrs. F, W.
Packard and Peter Packard; show
manager, Earl Whelden , and show
secretary, Mrs. Earl Whelden.
Approximately 36 classes of en-
tries will feature the show.
Some of New England's finest
horses are to be shown. Pride of
the Haromar Show Stables hero for
the summer 1B Sir Stanley Stone-
well , grand champion tnree-galter
horse of New England. Also here
for the season are the beautiful
palomino horses of Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Ofgunt of Milton and Bour-
bon's Royal Heir , champion flve-
gnlter of the Boston horse show.
Loading golfers are noted dally
on the golf links of (ho club. They
Include Dick Chapman, national
amateur golf champion, ami Lou
i Little , former Columbia University
, football couch.
Kred Allen , one oi tne country s ,
greatest radio and television ar-
tists, who forsook the networks to '
retire , is a familiar figure on tho
links. Mr. Allen 's favorite pastime
is covering the 18 holes as score-
keeper for his friends, winding up
at the Golf Club Grill to discuss
whys and wherefores ot tho scores
made. !
Oyster Harbors IB noted for its
i women golfers, who lake over the
|course every Tuesday for their
weekly handicap tournaments. Mrs.
Edward C, Stone, Mrs. J. B, Hollls
and Mrs. C, L. Seining of Searing,
Flu., brought in low scores for tho
first TuoHduy tournament.
Winners of the kickers handicap
tournament wore Mrs. Frod Bedell
and Mrs. Joseph C, Bugnall , both
of Providence; Mrs. A . D. Crossett
of Pellinm , N. Y„ Mrs. J. II. Towno,
Now York; Mrs. John P. Birming-
ham and Mrs. B, A. Hnz/.ull of Bos-
ton , and Mrs. Stuart li. Patterson,
Plnehurst, N. C.
During the latter purl of July the
Corcoran Cup tournament will be
held. This will he a lather and son
foursome . Every year Ihls 1B un
Important family affair.
POLICE OFFICER
Mr. Patrick Murray is the new i
police officer at Oyster Harbors.
Mr . Murray is well known by Oy-
ster. Harbors residents.
SURPRISE SHOWER
A "House Shower " was given at
the homo ot Mrs. Herbert Taylor
In. honor of Miss Ruby Webster,,
who hUB just purchased a now
home. About 20 friends were pres-
ent. Miss Webster received many
useful and lovely gifts, tho center
of attraction being a small red
and white wheelbarrow full of red
geraniums. Delicious refreshments
were served by the hostess, who
was asBlBted by her daughter , June
(Mrs, David Rockwood) and her
Blster-in-law, MrB. Robert Taylor
(June Rockwood). MiBS Webster is
secretary to Mr. Albert Rockwood,
in his office in Boston and Oster-
ville,
OLD BUILDING
The house In which the incum-
bent Commandant of the Marine
Corps always lives Is one of the
. oldest public buildings in Wash-
1 lngton.
Oyster Harbors Club
AUCTION
The Annual Auction for the ben-
efit of the Cotuit Federated Church
will take place In Freedom Hall at
8 p.m. July 29th.
The auctioneers are Samuel Bum-
pua and C. D. Crawford. The com-
mittee in charge of the auction
consists of Leo Twombley, Vincent
Dewey, Charles Savery. Captain C.
E. Eason is in charge of finances.
BASEBALL
Cotult Baseball Team defeated
Otis Air Base team on Sunday at
Otis Field.
MRS. GENIEVE BEARSE
Mrs. Genleve S. Bearse, GO , widow
of Osborne Warren Bearse, died
Sunday night at her home in this
village. Mrs. Bearse had lived here
all her life. She was the daughter
of Benjamin F. and Lydla (McCul-
lam) Crosby. Mr. Bearse passed
away about one year ago. Mrs.
Bearse was a member of Cotuit
Federated Church. She Is survived
by seven children , Mrs. Preston
Fish of San Diego, California; Ed-
ward G. Bearse of Cotuit; Mrs.
Sidney Savage of Hyannis; Miss
Louisa Bearse, Cotuit; Mrs. Walter
Noyes of St. Petersburg, Florida;
Osborne Bearse of Brewster; Mrs.
Irving Bearse of Decatur, Ga,, and
by grandchildren and great grand-
children; three brothers, Benjamin
F. Crosby of Norwood , Henry Cros-
by of Waquolt and Laurence Crosby
of Reading; several nieces and
nephews. Services were hel din Co-
tuit Federated Church on Wednes-
day afternoon.
FRANKLIN L. WHITCOMB >
The services of Franklin L. Whit- I
comb, 87, retired president of the '
Griffin Wheel Co. of Chicago were
held Wednesday atternoon at his •
summer home on Ocean View Ave. i
He died early Tuesday morning. Mr. '
Whltcomb was born In Woodstock, '
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carter
Whitcomb and has been a summer
: resident of Cotuit Bince -1890. As a
boy, he first came to the Cape at
• Falmouth Heights In the 1870's.
[
Later he left Woodstock and went ]
| out west where he became affiliated
with the Santa Fe Railroad. Years
later he joined the staff of the 1
. Griffin Wheel Co. of Chicago and '
became president in 1913. He was
president of the firm until his re-
tirement in 1937. He was a mem-
ber of the Chicago Club, the Chi-
jago A. A. and the Wianno Club.
Survivors Include two sons, Carter
P. Whitcomb of Santuit and Pern-
berton Whitcomb of New York
City ; two grandchildren, Mrs.
Stewart Coey of Del Ray, Florida ,
and Mrs, Patricia Wilcox of Sun
Framcisco, and one nephew, Clifton
Beal ot Bournedale. Burial was In
the family lot, Beechwood Ceme.
tery, Centervllle,
PERSONALS
Roger Snow Is at home on fur-
lough from the Army and 1B with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Snow.
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Casey
and daughter , Miss Patricia Casey,
will arrive on Monday at the De-
Vere house on Main Street for the
remainder of the Bummer season.
They were at East Bay Lodge in
Osterville fov July,
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard T, Jenney
of Newtonvllle were callers at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rob-
bins. Mr, Jenney 's parents, the late
Mr, and Mrs. William T. Jenney,
built the house now called "Harbor
Inn " In 1901. Mr. Jenney first came
as an Infant. When she was nine
years of age, Mr, Jenney passed
away and the place was Bold.
Mr. Phillip Goodell returned to
Montclair, N. J., on Sunday, after
spending the weekend with his
family at their summer home at
Little River.
Mr, Francis Barton and son Jim-
role have returned to their home
on River Road after being on a
fishing trip to New Brunswick.
Mrs. Walter Noyes (nee Mildred
Bearse) flew from St. Petersburg,
Fla., on Monday, being called here
by the death ot her mother, Mrs.
Warren Bearse.
Mr. and Mrs. William Walsh and
daughter, of Akron, Ohio, who have
been at Oyster HarborB Club tot
. July and who are owners of the
Cotuit Oyster Company, will returt
to their home the last of this week
Dr. and Mrs. Laurence Kunz an<
- three children, who have been a
i Mrs. William Kearwt : cottage fo
s two weeks have returned to the!
home in Rexbury.
Cotuit
Annual clambake ol the Bass
;
River Rod and Gun Club will be |
held at the club's Yarmouth res- 1
crvation nt 1 p.m. August 14 , under
the direction of Orick Robbing, a
member.
All kinds of games for the wo-
men us well us the men, will be In-
cluded in the annual event. Tickets
may be purchased from the ticket
chairman . Edward White , Box 881,
Centervllle, nt E. pfuean's Hard-
ware store in South Yarmouth, or
at Matt Mulle t' s Store In Yarmouth
Port. Early reservations are re-
quested as tickets are limited, The
clambake will be held even if the
weather is Inclement .
ZONING DECISIONS
Three variances of the Yarmouth
zoning by-laws were granted last
night by the Yarmouth Board of
Appeals , and a fourth was refused.
Variances were granted Kenneth
T. Duly to allow a gift shop In Old
Yarmouth Inn , Yarmouth Port; to
John L. Connell of West Yarmouth
lo allow a three-cnr garage for
repairs, but no gasoline, parts or
auto sales; and to Horace P. Baxter
to allow a three by six foot sign
at tbe Mill Hill Arena In West
Yarmouth . Mrs. Julia Barrucd , whe
sought a variance to allow a res
taurunt in her Hyannis Park home
was refused when 30 persons ap
peured in opposition.
RECENT WEDDING j
Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph E. Tripp
are on a wedding trip In Maine
after their marriage lust Saturday
In the West Yarmouth Congrega-
tional Church. The Rev. Robert C.
Dodds , pastor of tho church , offici-
ated at tbe simple ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of the
late William G. Kolfor and Mrs.
Koll'er of New York and Bass
River, Her only attendant was M I-H.
Richard Johnson (Virginia Kolfor ) ,
her sister. Host man for his brother
was Charles Tripp of HUSH ltivor.
Mrs. Tripp (Nancy Keil'or Wil-
bur), Is a graduate of Elmlra Col-
lego, and Is bead of tho Mathemat-
ics Department at Luke Erie Col-
logo, l'aliiesvllle , Ohio . Her hus-
band , son of the late Joseph W.
Tripp of West Yarmouth , and Mrs.
Joaniietto Tripp, faculty member
at John Simpklns School , Bass
River, Is attending Massachusetts
Institute of Technology.
A reception following tho cere-
mony wns held at tho homo of tho
bride 's aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond S. Hills , in South
\Yarmouth,
SECRET PAL PARTY
A socrot pal party was hold Wed-
nesday In Taylor Chapel of tho
Mothodlst Church here following
the box lunch and regular meeting
of the Ladles' Aid Society.
BEACH PARTY
Huthawuy 's Pond , Barnstable,
was the (•sene of a bench parly
Tuesday afternoon held by tho
members ot tho South Yarmouth
Button Club, Mrs. Carletoti E.
Chase was chairman of the affair.
ATTEND REUNION
Mrs. Caroline Slobons, librarian
of the South Yarmouth Library,
and Miss Gladys While attended
tho mooting of Weliesley-oii-Cape
Cod held at I ho home ot Mrs, Geo.
F. Jewell , Penzance Point, Woods
Hole, on Wednesday, July 20.
CARRY ON BUSINESS
MrB. Clara F. Woodruff , widow of
the into Robert W. Woodruff , will
conduct his former business, UB,
I slsted by her partner , Alice Hust-
ings McJCenna. Mrs . McKenna wii*
[secretary to Mr. Woodruff for Sev-
ern! years prior to bis death.
WHIST PRIZES
Special prize winners at the Tues-
day nigh! whist party In tbe owls '
Club were William H. Dayton, Mrs.
Mary Foley, Mrs . Alice Bldrldge
and Earle Avery. Whist prize win-
now Included Mrs . Charles O.
Blackwell, Mrs. Earle Avery, Mrs.
John ll aliinen , Mrs . Joseph II. Phil-
In, Mrs. William 0, Dayton, Mrs.
Kiniic Sherwood, Edwin it. Dayton,
Mrs . Nellie Chase, Eurlo Avery,
Mrs. Gertrude Fornald, Joseph J.
Pecorarq, Mrs. Alice Eldrldge , und
Mrs. Ruby Crowell,
CHILDREN AT CAMP
Children who have been attend-
ing Camp Aldersgate In North
Scituuto have returned home after
a two weeks' stay. They were ac-
companied by tho Rev . Adam .1.
Schutz , Jr., pastor ot the Metho-
dist Church , who was camp director
of recreation,
PERSONALS
Miss Anna Larkln of Providence
is at her Main Street home for two
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Reed of BUBB
River are occupying thoir new
home, having spent the winter in
the former Warren Brown house,
lute residence of Mr. Reed's grand-
parents,
Weekend guests ot their son ,
Francis Maher, who is employed
locally for the summer , were his
parents, Mr. and Mrs, James F.
Maher, of Northampton, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dustin were
called to Mansfield Saturday by the
death of Mr. Dustin's mother, Mrs.
Bessie Dustin.
Charles Henry Davis is reported
in .< nana Ce\& IlflKDit&l.
South Yarmouth
CLAMBAKE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable , ss.
PROBATE COURT
To all persons interested in the
esiaie of David Fraser, late ot
Barnstable (Osterville), In said
County, deceased.
A petition has been presented to
salil Court for probate of a certain
Instrumen t purporting to be the
last will of said deceased by
Thomas V. Donnelly ot Newton In
the Comity of Middlesex, praying
dial ho he appointed executor
thereof without giving a surety on
his bond.
if you (lesiro to object thereto,
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance in said Court
at lluniatuhle before ten o'clock in
the forenoon on the thirteenth day
of September , 1949, the return day
»' this citation.
WITNESS , COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of said
Court, this twentieth day of July
i|i Hie year one thousand nine hun-
dred and forty-nine.
KBNRIOK A. SPARROW,
, . „„ Register.
My 28, Aug. 4, Aug. U.
I
commonwealth of Massachusetts
"rnstable , ss.
PROBATE COURT
To all persons interested In the
estate of BERNARD F. McGOLD-
Kit K, late of BavriBtaMe (Center-
"'IPI . in said County, deceased.
.
„ii! !, lon 1,BS ,)een Presented to
torn?!',
1
, Pniylng tnat BARBARA
I w '
,W (-K FULHAM ot Wei-
ain! .'„'V10 County of Norfolk, be
M.. ' ., a(,mi n'stratr!X of said
teton
* ' gtvIne a 8Urety on
solf ^°" e m said Court
,fte fn«
tah,e before ten °'oloclc ln
AuVst n°
4
°
o
n
fr ^
e 9
th «ay of
BEIL
"6
^' POLLEN C.
CAMP-
M&rt^hM"*
Ju(,ge 0t B8W
»•» cia .5th day 0I JUIy' ln the
Kton™inrand nine hundred
KBNRIOK A. SPARROW.
I July oi ,D . Register.
I Jl
J i, 28, Augwt 4.
KINO BUILD HOME
I Jot8
b
"D
l co»l>le. Mr. and Mrs.
I WMJy «n, ?
mpa
' Noma, have re-
I * buiiH?'
8he
t
tllelr aiM-yew Job
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, as.
PROBATE COURT
To all persons interested in the
eBtate of CHARLES MALCOLM
BUCHANAN, late of Barnstable
tCentervilie), In said County, de-
ceased :
A petition has been presented to
said Court, praying that CHRIS-
TENA B. FISK ot Barnstable (Cen-
tervllle), In said County, or some
other suitable person be appointed
administratrix of said estate.
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 13th day of
September, 1949, the return day of
fills citation.
Witness, COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of said
Court , this 22nd day of July in the
year one thousand nine hundred
and forty-nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW,
Register
July 28, Aug. 4, 11.
K^^lth of Massachusetts
B»'n,W
toBATE COURT
^&hTo/=:
fi|rr«oT«o|
R
nSt
rtiat 2n August 22, 1947 ,
lentinK that on * Seventll
ct,;e,
; rcul St Johns County,
judical «
«a
b
deoree ot divorce
Vl!a'
eu .(tinner 's tavor against
>
r p
f wUe, Verneta Mae
l'former wlie,
terms of
"r.-..^ r cuVody
of
the
taM fle"
,nor children , to *
»:
lHree M
m'
, " ene Nor thup, Richard
flarold ^f"„a sernlce Wanola
an Nft
up
given to his former
»rth
1
P
;rneU Mae Northup, with
*
'
V
that your petitioner
fe l,,o
;
lsl
nermitted to visit said
touW 6
VTreasonable times;
children at au ir»
he flald Ver.
*
8t
M«« NortMp married one
Bet» M^
fand the said Verneta
j ffSSS' »ow resides In Elmer-
son, low _etltloner has attempt-
,l,at your Pet"*°n
£, vUlt his chil- ;
"
'
S
S I VMMta Mae
dren, but * virtually refused to
^
v*rarwoid
XI your petitioner, and has
?
l
iw succeed in coming to live
m
l L Tather your petitioner, and
*'iai h
l
. B with his father in said
i Z^m U s desirous
of
stay-
w with hlB father trom -ow cm;
in
y0u petitioner further states
,k»t he is perfectly capable of tak-
£' caw of said Tharold Eugene
Sorthup and wishes to have at least
£ temporary custody Of said
*rolil Eugene Northup,
nil praying that this Court de-
,ee that the temporary custody
d control ot the minor child
tsrold Eugene Northup, bei lIven
o aim and so iar as possible to
wise the decree as to the support
if the children made hy the Clr-
nit Court above mentioned.
If you desire to object thereto,
r»u or your attorney should me a
nltten appearance in said Court
,1BurnBtahle before ten o'clock in
le forenoon on the 9th day ol
August, 1949, the return day of this
C
WHness, COLLEN C. CAMP
BELL, Esquire, Judge ot said
Court , this 7th day of July in tht
year ono thousand nine hundred
md forty-nine.
KBNRICK A. SPARROW,
! Register.
m 14, 21, 28.
Commonwea lth of Massachusetts
Birmtable , ss.
PROBATE COURT
^
all persons Interested
in
the
eilsleof Elmer B. Taylor, late of
Bwitable (Osterville) , In sp,ld
July, deceased.
A petition has been presented to
lid Court praying that Norman W.
Mor, of Marblehead, ln the
County of Essex, be appointed ad-
linistrator ot said estate -without
jiving a surety on his bond.
If you desire to object thereto,
jou or your attorney should file a
written appearance in said Court
st Darnstable before ten o'clock In
the forenoon on the 9th day of
August, 1949, the return day o1
this citation.
Witness, COLLEN C. CAMP
BELL, Esquire, Judge of sale
Court, this 6th day of July, ln th«
year one thousand nine hundrec
and forty-nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW,
Register
My 14, 21, Z&.
Miss Irene B, Davis of Now York
city is nt her summer homo at Rlu<
Hock for the remainder of the son
son,
Mr, nnd Mrs. Justin Halter o'
Milton, l'a., arc vlKltliiK Mr. Hal
tor 's brother nnd sister-in-law, Mr
nnd Mrs. Doxle T. Snller of H» H:
I River,