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~ 21284 Reg.
The Commonwealth of
1 Massachusetts ,
LAND COURT
- oyster Harbors, Inc., a duly
*L/ corporation having an
psis
Lee ot business In that part
U!U_irnstable, called Osterville, in
°< ' !I nty of Barnstable and said
W ^wealth; Roland
A.
Derosier,
ffd
^stable; and to all whom
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petition has been
t o said Court by Harold
fi« of Bralntree, In the County
Kfolk and said Commonwealth,
"'lister and confirm his title in
'1following described land:
*_ ,ertain parcel of land, with the
. ..iidln gs thereon, situate in that
, of said Barnstable called Oster-
vllle, bounded and described as
'"southerly, by North Bay Road,
mtii feet; Westerly, by a Way,
iflROO feet ; Northwesterly and
VRsterlv, by land now or formerly
„t oyster Harbors Incorporated,
180.00 feet and 229.95 feet, re-
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pell(loner claims as appurtenant
lo (lie above described land the fol-
lowing rights:
j A right-of-way, in common with
there entitled legally thereto, to
Se the said Way.
2 The right to erect and maln-
aln within the area bounded north-
erly
' by low-water line, easterly, by
the easterly line of the premises
conveyed to petitioner by deed of
June 30, 1927 extended, Southerly
jy the northerly line of the granted
premises, and westerly by the west-
erly 1'ne of the granted premises
extended , so far as State and Fed-
eral regulations permit, a stairway,
walk, pier, bath-house, gangway,
float and mooring, all the same
being adequate and suitable for
ibe use of one family only.
3. The right to use, in common
nil others so entitled, all roads,
ireets , ways, paths and passage-
ays now or hereafter constructed
ID the iBland of Oyster Harbors by
Syater Harbors, Inc., aforesaid, or
Its BUcceBBova and assigns, includ-
ing Oyster Harbors, Incorporated.
The above described land is
ihown on a plan filed with said peti-
lon, and all boundary lines are
lalnied to be located on the ground
is shown on- said plan.
L E G A L N O T I C E 8
8HELLFISH REGULATION
At a meeting of the Selectmen
of the Town of Barnstable held
on this date, acting under author-
ity conferred by vote of the town
at the Annual Town Meeting in
March 1934 , under the provisions
of General Laws, Chapter 130 as
amended, and every other power
thereto enabling, It was unani-
mously voted to ADOPT the fol-
lowing Shellfish Regulations.
BaniBtable Harbor is closed for
the taking of scallops both for
family use and commercially until
further notice.
CHESTER A. CROCKER
VICTOR F. ADAMS
GEORGE L. CROSS
Selectmen of Barnstable
Sept. 22, 1949
HEARING
Henry Celeskl of Lakevllle,
(formerly of Hyannls), Mass., hav-
ing applied for permission to erect
a building on the land now owned
by Mary A. Littleton , for the pur-
pose of conducting an UpholBtering
Repair Shop business on the fol-
lowing described^ location : Sltua-
ated on the northerly side of the
Centervllle-H 'yannls Road, formerly
State Road, a distance of 105.74
feet more or less, bounded on the
north by land of owners unknown
a distance of 123.83 feet more or
less, easterly by property of Sum-
ner and Evelyn Crosby a distance
of 145.75 feet more or less, and
westerly by land of Russell M.
Snowdon a distance of 143.08 feet
more or less. Said property is lo-
cated approximately 105 feet from
the Junction of the Hyannis Cen-
terviile Road and Strawberry Hill
Road, we the undersigned Select-
men of the Town of Barnstable
will hold a public hearing at the
Town Office Building on Friday,
October 7, 1949 at 10:30 A.M.
CHESTER A. CROCKER
VICTOR F. ADAMS
GEORGE L. CROSS
Selectmen of Barnstable
Sept. 22, 1949
High on the list of engineering achievements on the new Bulck Special
is the design of the combined bumper and grille. Developed by Bulck
and offered on the Special for the first time, this innovation was ac-
complished by placing the verticle bumper grille bars forward of the
single-piece bumper. Two bomb-shaped bumper guards, which also house
the parking lamps, are mounted on the bumper.
New Buick Special Classi
f ied Advertising
Rates: Two cents a word first Insertion; one cent a word each sub-
sequent Insertion. $.26 minimum charge for each Inaertion. Display
rates upon application.
Q U I C K * Business Services
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P. O. Address, Bass River , Mass. '
Phone Hy. 1649-M-3 Stamps for
ENTERTAINMENT FOR CLUBS,
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Which looks to bo In period ennui- rot.Iiroofi Worm-proof. IiiHiires your
lion above the roof has been found bonl complete line of Marino Hard-
to have a hole al tho roof line '»' ware. Woolsoy 's Paints. Olsen's and
JUKI below II because the work- Coprollgniim copper paints and pre-
men did mil do a thorough Job of Horvallvos. Wall rojje. All our iner-
,,_ , _ ,i.„ ,.i ,i_e nolo, ehandlso used by the flailing fleet
inspecting below the ridge poie.
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l'oor matumry Is an Invitation to
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lire. PLENTY OF PARKING.
The cellar Is not a good place for Mulllns Fishing Gear, Inc.
barrels of range oil , Recently In Pier 4, New Bedford. 0-741)8
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wore noted supportod on a iigiii.
REALTORS
Wooden frame, One drum WUH drip- _„ h)n Btatlmi
Blzii that the lire department would Tei Hyannls 277
he Iianl put to cope with, Fuel oil —•¦
arum, should always be "PPortod
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on metal or masonry, oVe a din .
Maohinea. Make a PorUMa
or oonoreta floor, ir possible, Btore H1|)t,trlc oll t ot ymir 0iu Bowing
them outside any Important build- miichliio, $.'1».B0. Stich-ln-Tlme Shop
lug. All leaks should lm fixed at __nle one Stop Shop for the Sow-
once ing Women, rubrics and Sowing
Hemov'n. paint w H6w JM j gf igf
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is a highly dangerous proceeding,
Hynnnln 18-10.
mill ninny a III " Is (!iiused thereby. \ _
To SOften up the old pulnl , so IIIIK II FLOOR SANDING & RMFINISH-
heftt has to l.o applied that II. can 1NO. Also inaclilnos lo rent, Wall-
reolly it-it wood to burning: and paper, Shoppe. Tel. Hyannls 17DI-
If tho ilamo happens to penetrate PAINTINO & DEOOEATINQ
a orack, or II' burnin g.paint chips "
ICxlerlor — Interior
dfop Insldo Iho par-tltl oliH, Ihoic V. U, ROCIIH! & SONS
nmy bo Irofinh' . Sflraplng tho old Phono Hyan nls -0B.-M-8
paint abusing paint roraover Is a
AUVH ) JjJ .WA LTKR JAOORBON.
Komi deal slower, but Is also a interior and Bxterlor Painting
(¦oi.ii 'flefiLaal in-. Piper Hanging, Ceilings ReflnlHb
i Fur a ^|lghtnlii« rod system to be ed^elaphone Hyaunis IHI-II
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be Hod lo If' by- libnilliiK TriMs- ALCOHOLICS-ANONYMOUB. FOR
Otherwise the currnht iriay"j(imi. INFORMATION write (Cape Cod
fro m the lightning condu<«&T'
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to <*™l» P- °- BM 761, Hyannls.
nearby metal In what Is called a i3Jt ,, '
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"sldollash ," and raise ructions. BA88 RIVER REAL ESTATE
Don 't bum loaves. You may sturt OFFICE
a bigger lire than you think, Dig Route 28 South Yarmouth
them into the gardeii.-From the Cp
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To know the laws of God In na-
CONTRACTOR
ture and revelation , and then to
fashion the affections and will Into Brickwork • Cesspools
harmony with those laws—this Is Foundations
education —S. F. Scoval. "Fireplaces a Specialty"
The flrst consideration a wise Marstons Mills Tel. Ost. 727
man flxeth upon is the great end _____________________
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of his creation; whBt It Is, and ,
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wherein it consists ; the next Is of TRICK WITH R0 A8T LAMB
the most proper means to that end.
—Walker. For a sesty spring dish, season
True wisdom Is to know what Is . . __.,_,
best worth knowing, and to do what ""oast lamb with a blend of garlic
Is best worth doing.—Humphrey . Juice and salt. It's different!
POST OFFICE 8ERVICE
Mrs. Cyrus Jones, Sr. IHIB con-
cluded her duties at the Post Of-
fice where she has been of service
for a long time. We appreciate her
many courtesies and helpfulness.
Mrs. William DrlBColl has received
her appointment as clerk and began
her duties Sept, 15th.
DEMONSTRATION PARTY
Mrs, George Gilford was hostess
at a Demonstration Party hold at
the homo of Mrs. Jean Pinker , on
Wednesday afternoon. Miss Mary
MacLeod and Mrs. Nora Ulfford
were given prizes.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Francis
Hicks of Falmouth and MurstoiiB
Mills are the parents of a son,
Joseph Francis, 3rd, born at Toboy
Hospital , In Wareham September
8th. The baby is the fourth great-
grandchild ot John A. Coleman. Its
grandparents are Mr. , antl Mrs.
Henry 10. Jones, all of MurstoiiB
Mills.
GRANGE OFFICERS
Seven of the 15 officers elected
at the last meeting of Cotuit
Grange for the coming year wore
from this village . Miss Claire Par-
ker was re-elected secretary, Helen
Aalto , lecturer, Alva Mucomber,
, lady assistant steward for the third
year, Elsie Sousa, Ceres, John Aal-
to, gate keeper, Alfred Fuller, over-
seer ,iiiid Bernard O'Neil, pianist.
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NOTE FROM THE PAST
The next item will be of BPeclal
Interest to the older folk we think.
On Saturduy afternoon a lino look-
ing gentleman called at the home
of your roportor to get some In-
formation about the Itev. Luwton
Cady who was pastor of our little
church in 1809. The gentleman was
George Alden Curtlsl of Plttsllold.
As we were ull much Interested , ho
called his wife in and this is the
story they told us. Mr. Curtis' fu-
ther, George M. Curtis , und Miss
Muthlldu Alden Cudy, daughter of
Rev . Cady were married ln the
church iu 180» by her futher. The
bridegroom drove from South Han-
over with a horse and buggy, a dis-
tance of about (in miles , to meet his
bride . Mr. und Mrs, Curtis visited
the church before leaving. They
have been spending their vacations
on tho Cape for 20 yoarB.
PERSONAL8
Mrs. Chester Howes and Mrs.
Edward Elvuiider spent severa l
days with Mrs. John Reardon of
Waterbury, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I'uttison and
daughter, Leigh , of New YorH, City
.spent nearly four weeks w_ii his
aunt and uncle , Mr. and Mrs;-Fred-
erick Mltcholf , at their summer
home at the "Ponds." His brother
and wlfo , Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Pat-
tispn, of Wilmington, Del., also
visited lor several days with the
Mitchells. The Paulsons also vis-
ited their groat aunls , Mrs. Ilattle
Mecarta and Aiiss .fosle Crocker.
Mrs. Samuel FI OHHOII and daugh-
ter, Inez , her mother, Mrs. Odence,
and nurse, Mrs. Rose Mooney, re-
turned to liiookiimi Sunday after
spending the summer al their home
on Long Pond.
Frank Amer is V IHIII IIK his son,
Rudolph , and family ln Plquu ,
6hio, for tw_ weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pierce spent
tihe weekend in Waterbury , Conn.,
with her sister and husband , Mr.
and Mrs. Pedula. They also visited
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hurdt, who
were Cape visitors for a part of
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Austin are
in Boston as guests ot his brother
Edward , and Mrs. Austin. They will
also visit friends in Altleboro and
Pawtucket.
MrB. William Pierce and daugh-
ter Ruth spent the weekend with
Mrs. P|erce's cousin , Mrs. Chester
Boutller, of Litchfield , Conn.
Miss Mary MacLeod was called
to Halifax, Nova Scotia, by the
death of her niece, Miss Lalla Roop,
who had been 111 with polio for
three weeks. Miss Roop, 28, was the
only daughter of Mrs. C. N. Roop.
Miss MacLeod made the trip by
plane. Our deepest sympathy goes
out to them in their great sorrow.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Cheater Baker at-
tended the wedding of the foYmor'a
nephew , John Stowell Coffin, and
Miss lva Jean Lnngvllle , at St.
James Methodist Church Iu Stone-
hum , Sept. 10th. Donald Baker,
cousin of the groom was an usher.
Donald has returned to Purdue
University for MB senior year after
spending tho summer hero. Horble
Morse has also returned to Purdue
for the third yenr , leaving Tuosday
morning by plnne. He was employed
at the Capo Cod Airport for tho
summer flying.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Seniors of
West Nowlini spent the wnokonil
with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hlnok-
loy, Jr.
Mrs. Normliu ScMkfll was given
u surprise showor at the homo of
her sister, Mrs. Grace Laphuni. The
many lovely gifts wore plap.ed
around a decorated bride's cuke
made by Mrs . George Gilford, on a
lace covered table. Gnosis present
wore Mesdumes AdaJonos, Nancy
Amer, Ernestine Locke, Adelo
Jones, Alice Hlnchloy, Frances
Hinckley, Marjorle Hamblln , Lena
chllds, Gertrude Griffin , Nora Glf-
ford , Jean Parker, Olive Kenrns,
Helen Pierce , Esther Chllds , Marlon
Jones, Alice BIsHamp and the
Mlssos Botto Griffin , Esther and
Molly Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. Schakol ,
who have boon living with Mrs.
William Pierce, have rented an
apartment a iMonument Beach, and
moved there over the weekend.
Frederick Chllds , who lias neon
usBtstlng his brother Robert with
the ice business for several months ,
and his fraternity Mother at North-
eastern Unlvorslt y, Jack Koone of
Auburn , Mo., loft Monday for, Now
York City. Frederick mot him In
Providence, R. I.
Mrs. Eliza beth Curtis Is homo
from the Capo Cod Hospital. Hor
slstor , Mrs. Carl Anderson , of All-
ston Is with her.
I lurry Pollard WIIB u Providence
visitor Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Loring Jones, Hr.
have llnishod their work at Craig-
ville Beach for tho souson, which
due to tho wonderful vacation
weather was a very busy one.
Mr. and Mrs . Carroll Fuller of
New Bedford spent tho weekend
with Aunt Mary and Uncle "Cal.'
Little Harold Fuller returned wlU'
them for a visit.
Mr . and Mrs. James Barry have
returned from their wedding trip
They visited Nluguru Falls and
drove to the Canadian border.
MARSTONS MILLS
HYANNIS AIRPORT
(Barnstable Municipal Airport)
With the summer season over
and beautiful September weather
surrounding us the air traffic to
Hyannls continues to remain at a
high level. Our long distance visi-
tor of this week was Lou Stephun
of Ft. Worth , Texas, in the Ritchie
Bros, twin-engine ' Beechcraft to
visit with friends in Harwlchport.
Wiley Reynolds of Ostervllle and
West Palm Beach , Florida, depart-
ed Tuesday on a business trip to
New York ln his Bonanza. J. J.
White's Lockheed Electra was in
for the first time this season to
pick the family and fly them to
Winchester County Airport , New
York. J. J. has been without a
pilot for his Electra this season
so he has been making his trips
to business in MB Falrchild '24. It
is equipped with floats so he has
made quite u time-saving by be-
ing able to land ln the bay at Oy-
ster Harbors and park or moor
his plane right at his front door.
Cape Air Service has reduced Its
personnel for the slack winter sea-
son, so RUBS IS now chief pilot and
Chet Henderson assists when extra
flights pop up. Mr. Robert Backe-
land chartered the Navlon to fly
his ailing daughter to Glens Falls,
Now York , last week , then RUBS
returned there to fly them back to '
Provlncetown last Saturday. Harry
Keller of Harwlchport was flown
to Nantucket Saturduy for a wed-
ding by RUBS and after the wed-
ding flew him on to New Haven.
Chet Henderson flew Mr. and Mrs.
Orlowskl of Eastham to Nantucket.
Saturday and brought them back
just before dark ln tho twin-engine
Cessna.
Ralph Thacher, former Cape Air
Service GI student, hired the 120
Cessna Friday for, a business trip
to Connecticut.
Ben Baxter was flown to Boston
twice this week in the Navlon to
important meetings.
Sunday, the B-18 Able Mabel ,
was dusted off and carried the
heavy load of newspapers to the
Islands with RUBS at the console.
John Barnard of Harwlchport
has completed the written examin-
ations for his commercial pilot's
ticket and Is now ready to take hlB
flight check with CAA Examiner
Al. Sherman.
Robert K. Edwards of South
Yarmouth completed his private
pilot's flight test with Al , so now
the family has two pilots as
father George obtained his li-
cense over a year ago. They both
belong to the Cape Cod Flying Club
and were given all Uielr instruc-
tion by, the club . Instructor For-
rest Coggeshall .
Cape Air Service student, Fred
Tolley, completed his flight course
In record time and after an hour
In the air with Eixaminer Al was
given his private license.
Colin Woodbury, a new member
of the Cape Cod Flying Club , and
another student of Forrest's, satis-
fled Ex.' Al. that he knew all the
maneuvers of a private pilot and
got his private ticket last Sunday.
Northeast Airlines Station Man-
ager Hartley Hutchins, reports
that after Saturday, September
24th , the night flights from Hyan-
nis to Boston and New York will
be cancelled. He also reports that
the extra section flight to New
York will be operated for the last
time Sunday night and If there is
time available after its arrival
visitors to the airport will be
allowed to Inspect it both inside
and out.
During the winter months there
will be a morning flight to the Is-
lands with a return flight to Hy-
i annta ln the late afternoon , occord-
Ing to Mr. Hutchins.
UP IN THE AIR
COLONI8TS' NEW PROJECT
The Hyannls Port Group ot Red
Cross directed by Miss S. Eliza-
beth Fontio or llowloy In hor homo
has boon terminated. Next summer
Hie group has planned to sow und
knit tor the Salvation Army since
Miss Feiiiui bus boon udvlsed by
Alton H. Halter , local treasurer for
this organization, that workers are
needed to make garments. It. was
unanimously voted ut the lust
meeting to muko this chunge. Tbhy
will moot In her homo us previous-
ly. Those women had contributed
more than $100 for articles and
hud filled a lurger' quot a of gar-
ments ttiiin allotted to them. A let-
ter of appreciation and endorse-
ment of their new plans has been1
received by Miss Fonno from Mr.
Baker.
Hyannis Port
PERSONAL8
Mr. and Mrs. James II. Tatmati
have returned to their home in
Chicago, Illinois, after spending
the summer at their home in
Wlanno.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Dana have
returned to their home In St.
Louis, Missouri , after spending the
summer at tbelr home In Wlanno.
EDUCATION
Sooner or later we shall learn
that the fetters of man's finite ca-
pacity are forged by the illusion
that he lives In body instead of in
Soul, In matter instead of In Spirit.
—Mary Baker Eddy.
Wlanno
L E G A L N O T I C E S
PASSBOOK LOST
Notice is hereby given „that Pass-
book, No. H3253, Issued by the Bass
River Savings Bank, has been lost
or destroyed and that application
has been made to the Bald Bass
River Savings Bank to issue a du-
plicate book in accordance with the
requirements of Section 40, Chap-
ter 590, Acts of 1908.
Sept. 8, 15, 22
PASSBOOK LOST
Notice is hereby given that Pass-
book No. 1604 , issued by the Bass
River Savings Bank, bus been lost
or destroyed, and that application
has been made to the said Bass
River Savings Bank to issue a du-
plicate book ln accordance with
the requirements of Section 40,
Chapter 590, Acts of 1908.
Sept. 15, 22, 29
MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
By virtue and ln execution of the
power of sale contained ln a cer-
tain mortgage of real estate given
by MARIA P. EDWARDS of Chat-
ham, Barnstable County, Massa-
chusetts, to LUTHER S. ED-
WARDS of said Chatham , dated
July 15, 1925, recorded with Barn-
stable County Registry of Deeds ln
Book 724 , Page 317, of which
mortgage the undersigned is the
present holder, for breach of the
conditions ot said mortgage and
for the purpose of foreclosing the
same will be sold at Public Auction
at 2:30 o'clock P.M., on Saturday,
the 8th day of October, 1949, on the
premises described in said mort-
gage, all and singular the premises
described in said mortgage, to wit:
A certain parcel of land situated
in said Chatham, bounded and de-
scribed as follows; together with
dwelling house and all other build-
ings thereon standing: on the
South by the County Road; on the
West by land of Walden F. Hard-
ing, or formerly owned by Elisha
Small; on the North by land form-
erly owned by said Small; on the
East by land of Albert E. Snow ;
the same being the homestead of
the late David Edwards.
Said premises will be sold sub-
ject to all unpaid taxes, assessment
and tax sales, if any there be, and
subject further to four prior mort-
gages all executed by Maria P.
Edwards, aforesaid , to said Luther
S. Edwards, the first being dated
ommonwealth of Massachusetts
unstable, ss. Probate Court
To all persons Interested in the
tiat estate under the residuary
lame of the will of JOHN T.
001,11 KiE , lute of Barnstable , in
iM County, deceased, for the
eneflt of J. TEMPLEMAN COOL-
XIE,
The trustees ot said estate, have
resented to said Court for allow-
nce their 14th, 15th and 16th ac-
ounts, being the 35th, 36th and
7th accounts ot the trusteeship.
If you desire to object thereto,
ou or your attorney should file a
rltten appearance ln said Court
¦ Barnstable before ten o'clock in
ie forenoon on the 11th day of
'clober 1949 , the return day of
I'S citation.
Witness, CoUen C. Campbell, Es-
lire, Judge ot said Court, this 7th
ay ot September in the year one
lousand nine hundred und forty-
ine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW,
' , , Register.
evt. 15, 22, 29
Commonwealth of Massachusetts |
Barnstable, ss. Probate Court
To all persons Interested in the
trust estate under the 5th and
6th Articles ot the will of JOHN
T. COOLIDGE, late of Barnstable,
In said County, deceased, for the
benefit of MARY COOLIDGE PER-
KINS, ET AL.
The Trustees ot said estate have
presented to said Court for allow-
ance (their 14th, 15th and 16th ac-
counts, being the 35th, 36th and
37th accounts ot the trusteeship.
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 11th day of
October 1949, the return day of
this citation.
Witness, Collen C. Campbell , Es-
quire, Judge of said Court, this 7th
day ot September ln the year one
thousand nine hundred and forty-
nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW,
Register.
Sept. 15, 22, 29
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:ommonvvealth of Massachusetts
arnstable, ss.
PROBATE COURT
To all persons interested in the
Mate of EMM A A. ELDRIDGE,
lie of Chatham , in said County,
eceased,
A petition has been presented to
iitl Court for probate of a certain
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rumont purporting to be the
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ld "teased by LENA
AllO ON , of, Chatham,;- in said
«ny Paying that she be ¦
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I ed executrix thereof without
IV ng u surety on- her bona.: ;
you desire to object thereto,
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'r your attorney should file a
„ " "PPearance in said Court
Hi instable before ten o'clock in
I forenoon on the 11th day of
ft -tir- the return' ^ot
Witness COLLEN C. CAMP-
•l U l.s(|,,|,- e , Judge ot sald
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19Ul '
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ear one thousand nine hun-
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KENRICK A. SPARROW,
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss. Probate Court
To ELIZABETH H. HALL, of
Bel mar, New Jersey.
' A libel has been presented to
said Court by your husband , MOR-
RILL K. HALL, of Barnstuble
(Hyannis), in the County of Barn-
stable, praying that a divorce from
the bond of matrimony between
himself and you be decreed for
the cause of dosesrtlon.
"If .
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you ' desire to object thereto,
ytiJi or ypur attorney should file a
written appearance In said Court
at Barnstable within twenty-one
day's;from the.,8th day of Novem-
ber, 1949, the return day of this
citation.
KENRICK A. SPARROW,
Register.
Sept. 15, 22. 29
' ' PASSBOOKS -OST
Notice is hereby given that Pass-
books Nos. 2809, 16126, 16031,
18344, 16701, 16702, 16731, issued by
the Hyannis -Trust Company Sav-
ings Dept,, have been lost or de-
stroyed and that applications have
been made to the said Hyannls
Trust Company to Issue duplicate
books in accordance with Section
40, Chapter 590, Acts ot 1S08.
Sept. 22, 29, Oct. 6
PA-_B_ OK RUT
Notice is hereby given that Pass-
book No. 1816, issued by the Bass
River Savings Bank, has been lost
or destroyed and that application
has been made to the Bass River
Savings Bank to Issue a duplicate
book in accordance with Section
«0, Chapter 590, Acts ot 1908.
Sept. 22, 29, Oct. 6
u yo.u uesire to maae any oojec-
iuii or defense to said petition you
r ydur attorney must file a written
ppeurance and an answer under
ath , setting forth clearly and spe-
lfically your objections or defense
g each part of said petition, in the
lice of the Recorder of said Court
i Boston (at the Court House), or
i the office ot the Assistant Re-
ader of said Court at the Registry
: Deeds at Barnstable In the Coun-
of Barnstable where a copy ot
s plan filed with said petition is
posited, on or before the third
Mtot October next,
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ideas an appearance Is so filed
War for you, your default will be
¦corded, the said petition will be
ikon as confessed and you will be
trover barred from contesting said
etltfon or any decree entered
lereon. • • •¦• <*•• >-
Witness, JOHN E. ' FENTON,
squire, Judge of said Court, this
st day ot September in the year
neteen hundred and forty-nine.
Attest with Seal ot said Court.
SYBIL H. HOLMES,
Recorder.
Beal)
Irei-nhoo d, Cunningham &
1KKRleston , Esquires,
m Milk Street, Boston, Mass,
¦ttorneys for the Petitioner.
m>t. 8, 15, 22.
October 8, 1921, and recorded with
BarnstSble County Deeds ln Book
376, Page 296; the second being
dated July 1, 1922 and recorded
with Barnstable County Deeds in
Book 383, Page .504; the third be-
ing dated June 6, 1923 and record-
ed with said Registry in Book
383, Page 506; and the fourth be-
ing dated May 27, 1924 and re-
corded as aforesaid in Book 404,
Page 454.
Terms of the sale, ten per cent
(10%) to be paid In caBh or certi-
fied check by the purchaser at the
time and place ot the sale, balance
of the purchase price within ten
(10) days upon the delivery of
the deed at the office of Igo W.
Toabe, Main Street, Chatham,
Mass. Other terms to be an-
nounced at the time of the sale.
LUTHER S. EDWARDS
Present Holder of said
Mortgage.
For further authority for said
sale, see Decree of the Superior
Court ln and for the County of
Barnstable , Commonwealth ot
Massachusetts, dated and entered
December 6, 1949 , in Case No.
21138 Eq.
Igo W. Toabe, Atty.
Main Street
Chatham, Mass.
Sept. 15, 22, 29