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MRS. RUTH GIFFORD
Correspondent
Marstons Mills 02648
Tel. 4284223
IF
If I could paint a picture
On canvas one would see,
• The warm and glowing colors
, Of the lovely hornbeam tree.
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But since I am no artist ,
J'!! enjoy each shining hour
While Autumn works her magic
On every tree and flower.
Bea Lapham
MENS' CLUB
A. group of 34 men, members
3 and guests of the Marstons Mills
Athletic and Civic Club enjoyed a
- supper here in Liberty Hall , pre-
ceding the regular monthly meet-
ing Sept. 27. In charge of supper
arrangements was Frank Dick ,
who served quohaug chowder,
hamburg cakes , home fries , salad ,
coffee and apple pie.
A general discussion of village
- affairs was held during the meet-
ing.
A chicken pie supper is being
arranged by Arnold Hadfield for
„ 6 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 16, in Lib-
j erty Hall , benefitting the MMA&
CC. Tickets will be available from
club members and at the Cash
¦ Market.
The annual Halloween party
" will be held at the hall, with Wil-
liam A. Thew, general chairman.
There will be a movie, refresh -
ments and prizes for costumes,
Saturday, Oct. 30, at 7 p.m.
THE CHILDREN'S HOUSE
Mrs. Sue Davenport Johnson ,
owner and director of The Chil -
• dren's House, has been given a
scholarship to Gesell Institute at
Yale University in New Haven,
Conn . The scholarship will consist
of a two-week workshop on school
placement studied under Dr. Fran-
ces L. Ilg and will start Oct. 18.
I Activities at Children's House
include finishing first part of unit
on All About Me where scholars
who are three- to-five- yaar- olds,
with their teachers are making a
chart, recording their height , wei-
ght, body pictures, hand and foot
prints etc. This program Is done
three times in the school year,
with a notation in the growth of
each child.
Some of the children picked
cranberries and brought them to
class, where the group together
made cranberry and orange rel-
ish.
.Mrs. Dianne Bishop Costa of
Columbia Avenue, this village, is
a teacher at The Children 's House.
She is a graduate of Barnstable
High School class of I960 and of
the Cape Cod Hospital School of
Practical Nursing class of 1962
and the special Nursery Schoo
Training Class of 1970 of the Mass
Department of Education.
Guests at The Children's House
are Mrs. Johnson's father and hi:
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Da
venport, who arrived Oct. 5 from
their home in Virginia Beach, Va
RUMMAGE SALE
A rummage sale to benefit the
Go-Getters Mothers Club is sch-
eduled for 10 a.m., Saturday, Oct
23, at Liberty Hall and will fea-
ture better- than- average cloth-
ing for men , women and children
in all sizes. There will be a toy
table, where good usable toys will
be found and a paperback book
table. Also a Lemon- aid table,
where items that were a lemon tc
some will be an aid to others.
Articles are being solicited and
will be picked up if a call is made
to Mrs. Adele D. Jones at 428-6687
or 428-2228, Mrs. Barbara Bell at
428-2129 or Mrs. Mabel Roderick
at 428-6003.
All rummage should be at the
hall the day before the sale.
HERE AND THERE
The Quonset hut on River Road
was moved Wednesday to a site
off Route 28 on property of the A.
G. Griffin Masonry. The hut was
originally headquarters for the
Marstons Mills Athletic and Civic
Club until it purchased Liberty
Hall on Main Street. Then the hut
became the property of George H.
Lapham , who used it for a carpen-
ter 's shop. Moving was done by
the R. F. Hayden Co.
Mr. and Mrs . Allen F. Pierce
were weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. William Goodwin in Water-
bury, Conn.
Mrs. Ethel M. Thifault is on
Martha 's Vineyard visiting her
son and daughter- in- law , Mr. and
Mrs . Frederick Thifault , and chil-
dren Mark and Nancy.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DeHetre
^Kathryn ThliaulO and son, Mi-
chael Thomas, born Sept. 6, of
Blyeville, Ark., motored here and
will spend a month at the home of
her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
J. Thifault, on River Road , They
will also visit his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Jackson in ' Santuil.
A weekend guest at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Knowl-
ton and sons, Harold and Andrew,
was her aunt, Mrs. Delia Donevan
of Quincy, who was in attendance
at the family party held at the
Know!ton home Saturday, with
other guests from Quincy includ-
ing Mrs. Knowlton's father, p. Er-
nest Carson , her uncle, George
Carson and her aunt, Mrs. Miriam
Carson, as well as her brother ,
George Carson, his wife and chil-
dren of Sandwich.
Mrs. Spurgeon R. Weaver has
returned to her home on Flint Str-
eet after a week's trip with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Kelly of Paw -
tucket, R.I. They visited Mr. and
Mrs. David Weaver and Mr. and
Mrs . Donald Weaver in Charlotte,
N.C. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Blaxham in Spartanburgh, S.C.
Mrs. Hllding S. Hord and Mrs.
Merrill C. Gifford were dinner
guests on Tuesday of Mrs. Spur-
geon R. Weaver.
Four sisters and their brother ,
who had not visited for some time,
gathered at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Colby on Prince
Avenue for several days when Mrs.
Colby entertained her sister , Mrs.
Richard Haydon , the Doll Lady
of Route 6A, West Barnstable , an-
other sister , Mrs. Norris Howland ,
of Falrhaven , another sister, Miss
Mary Bremner of Montreal , Can-
ada , who plans to visit at the Col-
by home for an indefinite time ,
and their brother , John Bremner ,
and his wife from New Brunswick.
A joyful reunion was had by all.
Kim Roderick was an overnight
guest of her grandmother , Mrs .
Mabel L. Baker , in Centerville.
Mr. and Mrs . Karl Aittaniemi
and son Trey of Park Ridge , 111.
are spending a week with his
grandmother , Mrs. Frank T. Lap-
ham of Main Street, and will visit
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Aittaniemi of Ostervllle. Karl Is a
pilot ior American Airlines.
Mrs. Ruth B. Price and Ernest
M. Baker of Hyannis were Sun -
day guests of Mr . and Mrs. Rob-
ert A. Parker on Route 149.
Rev. and Mrs. Peter Palches
have returned to their home on
Weather-vane Pond after a trip
around the world , which took
them a year.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fisk have
returned from a trip to Nova Sco-
tia.
MARST0HS
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279 Barmtable Road, Hyannis
T.lephon. 775-0079
MEMBER
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
EVELYN CROSBY
445 Main Street ' Centerville
775-1685
Established 1927 MLS
William E. Dacey, Jr.
Realtor-Developer-Builder
570 WEST MAIN STRIET - HYANNIS
773-3948
• SELLING? • BUYING?
LISTINGS WANTED
REYNOLDS REALTY
772 MAIN ST. OSTERVILLE
TEL. 428-5711
CECIL I. GOODSPEED
& SONS
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'TERVILIE 428-6919
CRAIGVILLE REALTY
"Small Home Specialists"
Craigville Beach Road 775-3174
Dudley & Kerr
REALTORS, SALES and RENTALS
PHYLLIS B. DUDLEY
COTUIT, MASS. 428-6929
GENIEVE C. BEARSE
Opposite the Library
Centerville 775-0865
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627 South Main St. ; OXUt
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REAL ESTATE
Sales & Rentals
Tel. 362-3159
Main St . Barnstable
HELEN M. WEBSTER
Berry Avenue West Yarmoutl
775-2202
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Not all real estate brokers are REALTORS. They are
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REAITORS only if they are members of the National
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Association of Real Estate Boards. To become a mem- /jj33F\
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his professional competence and most subscribe to an VJEREK!
established code of professional ethics. This me.ins he K^SSr ¦»;;.
is pledged to protect your interest.
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, What for 16 years has been a
successful one-man operation has
recently sprouted into a multi -
faceted group of experts. The name
of the firm is Boucher Associates,
with headquarters in Hyannis and
an associated office in Boston .
Heading the combine are Nor-
man Boucher , founder of the ori-
ginal organization, and Thomas
A. Dewlre III, investment real es-
tate broker from Boston , with a
number of supporting "Associates"
in various fields of real estate
sales and management.
Mr. Boucher has been a rest -
dent of Cape Cod for many years
with a home in Centerville. After
graduating from Yale in 1942, he
served as a Lieutenant in the U.S.
Navy aboard a destroyer and a
submarine. He is active in many
Cape organizations , including the
Hyannis Rotary Club and Oster-
vllle Men 's Club.
He is past president of the Yale
Club of Cape Cod , past chairman
of Barnstable School Committee
and currently a town meeting
member, He is also president of
Cape Bowl Hyannis, Inc., a mem-
ber of the Cape Cod Board of Real-
tors and the National Association
of Real Estate Boards. Boucher is
married to the former Phyllis
Spooner. They have two sons and
a daughter.
Mr. Dewire graduated from Har-
vard in 1952, saw service in both
World War II and Korea. He 'di-
vides his time between Boston and
the Cape. His wife is the former
Sheila Fallon of Newton and Os-
terville. They have two children ,
a son and a daughter.
From 1955 to I960 Dewire was
active in Residential Real Estate
in the Lexington , Bedford and
Concord area. Since 1960 ,he has
concentrated in the brokerage and
management of investment prop-
erties and is a consultant for de-
velopers and Investors throughout
the Boston Metropolitan area and'
greater Massachusetts. His pri-
mary function in the new organi-
zation will be to serve Cape Cod
investors on both sides of the ca-
nal.
Four others have joined the Bou-
cher and Dewire partnership who
will be designated as "associates."
Their names arc to be announced
shortly. Each member brings an
individual specialty to the firm to
provide complete diverslflcatjton' in1
the fields of residential and c6m -
merclal sales, investment proper-
ties, development and real estate
management.
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Expanded Realty Operation
Attracts Variety Of Talent
BUSINESS fpg^0DIRECTORY
REPORT ANY ERROR IMMEDIATELY
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publication
reS6rVeS the rlght to ecUt or reJect aQy c°Py received for
ART SUPPLIES
hyannis
art
supplies
"your cape art supply
headquarters"
Sherman Sq., Hyannis 775-2976
BOAT YARD (Hyannis)
BRADBURY MARINE, INC.
Formerly
KLIMM'S BOAT YARD
COMPLETE MARINE SERVICE
157 Pleasant St. 775-1707
BOOKS
YOU'RE MISSING SOMETHING -
if you haven't yet visited the
Cape's Christian Bookstore, "THE
WORD", Cove ROad, Orleans -
don't wait any longer. Open year
round, 255-4473
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CABINET MAKING
ROD ADAMS, INC.
Zp our ^rormlca Center
Custom Built Cabinets
Hyannis Tel. 775-2416
CAREER
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Why not consider a career In
Homemaker - Home Health Aide
service? If you would like to help
families in need of temporary home
care because of illness, why not
apply for a place in the Fall train-
ing course? Hourly wage plus
travel. Call Cape Cod Homemaker
Service, Mrs. Hall, 775-8181 for an
appointment.
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LEGAL NOTICES
36878 Re*.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
LAND COURT
To the Town of Yarmouth, a
municipal corporation, located in
the County of Barnstable and said
Commonwealth : Scuta Sea Village,
Inc., a duly existing corporation,
having an usual place of business
in said Yarmouth; and Harry Cash
or his heirs, devisees or legal rep-
resentatives and to all whom it
may concern :
Whereas, a petition has been
presented to said Court by Joseph
M. Walker and Barbara Walker ,
both of said Yarmouth, to regis-
ter and confirm their title in the
following described land :
Two certain parcels of land with
the buildings tbereon, situate in
said Yarmouth, bounded and de-
scribed as follows:
Parcel One : Northerly by Lewis
Creek; Northeasterly bv land now
or formerly of The South Sea Vil-
lage, Inc. and by land now or for-
merly of The Town of Yarmouth
234 feet, more or less, 500 feet,
and 76 feet, more or less, respec-
tively; Southerly by Nantucket
Sound; and Southwesterly by land
now or formerly of The Town of
Yarmouth, by land now or former-
ly of The South Sea Village, Inc.
by a line crossing Sea Gull Road,
and by land now or formerly of
The South Sea Village, Inc. 77
feet, more or less, 500 feet. 48.85
feet, and 54 feet, more or less, re-
spectively. Shown as Parcels 1
and 2 on a plan hereinafter men-
tioned.
Parcel Two: Southwesterly by
South Sea Village, Inc. 52 feet ,
more or less; Northeasterly and
Southeasterly by Lewis Creek:
Shown as Parcel 3 on said plan.
Petitioners deny the above- de-
scribed land is subject to the fol-
lowing; That so much of Sea Gull
Road as lies within the limits of
•said petition legally exist as a pub-
lic way, and seeks to have the
same eliminated.
The above- described land is
shown on a plan filed with said
petition and all boundary lines are
claimed to be located on the ground
as shown on said plan.
If you desire to make any obj ec-
tion or defense to said petition you
or your attorney must file a writ-
ten 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
the Assistant Recorder of said ;
Court at the Registry of Deeds at ,
Barnstable in the County of Barn- ,
stable 'where a copy of the plan ,
filed with said petition is deposit-
ed , on! or before the eighteenth
day of October next.
Unless an appearance is so filed
by or for vou, your dpfault w"l be
recorded , the said petition will be ;
taken as confessed and you will
be forever barred from contesting
said petition or any decree enter-
ed thereon. ___*.
Wi' ness, JOSEPH B. SILVERIO .
Esquire, Associate Judre of said
Court . Ws ninth dav of Rpntem- ,
ber in the year nineteen hundred ,
\nd seventy- one .
Attest with Seal of said Court.
MARGARET M. DALY, j
Recorder. I
Sept. 23. 30 Oct. 7 ]
LOST PASSBOOK,
Notice is hereby given that Sav-
ings Passbook No. 200-0357 issued ,
3y Sandwich Co-operative Bank,
Bon'-no Branch, has been lost or
destroyed and that application
las hpeu made to Snndw 'pn co-
operative Bank , Bourne Branch, .
o issue duplicate book in *c«nr- .
lance with requirements of ow- '
>rn i T,a«' Ter. Ed., Chapter 167, ;
Section 20. ;
3ept. 23, 30 Oct. 7
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FEED & GRAIN
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Cape Maid Farms, Inc.
Wild Bird Foods — Grain
Purina Chows — Pet Foods
Route 28 — Hyannis — 775-3785
HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED
A mother in Centerville Schoo'
area to take care of a klndergar
tener for a mother who works
8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Call or write 775-3204 Box X, Hy-
annis
KITCHEN CABINETS
BRUCE R. LOVEJOY Co.
KITCHENS-Designed-Instailed
FORMICA BATH ROOMS &
VANITIES
Show Ro*m & Office Main St.
RTE, 6A BARNSTABLE 362-3639
SERVICES
HOUSE CLEANING
SERVICES
Windows, Floors , Rugs
Painting & Genera l Cleaning
Call Johnson 775-8009
LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR
FRANCES DOREY
Landscape Contracto r
LAWN - WOOD CHIPS - FENCES
TREE AND BRUSH CUTTING
Tel. 775-9056
West Yarmouth, Mass.
LEGAL NOTICES
36758 Re*.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
LAND COURT
To the Town of Barnstable, a
municipal corpora tion, located in
the County of Barnstable and said
Commonwealth; Town of Barnsta-
ble Planning Board ; Amos Jones,
Marion Morris, Winifred L. Post.
Rebecca B. Wells, Lawrence A.
Partelow, Dorothy C. Partelow,
Frederick A. Nickerson. Mary C.
Souza , Nelson Nickerson, George
W. Nickerson, Sadie Kennedy, and
A'. Mavis Cnlcoine, all of said
Barnstable; William A. Nicker -
son, of Athol, in the County of
Worcester and said Commonweal-
th; Neil G. Nickerson of Province-
town in said county of Barnstable;
Margaret L. Gerstle of New York
City, in the State of New York;
Lorraine Jones and Cyrus Jones,
both of Costa Mesa , in the State
of California ; Walter E. Hill, Al-
bert B. Nickerson, Nelson A. Nick-
erson, Anna B. Jones, deceased ,
Neil Nickerson, Kenneth Nicker -
son, and Elizabeth Nickerson, or
their heirs, devisees or legal rep-
resentatives ; Ethel Davis Hill ,
Walter E. Hill, Christie A. Nicker-
son, and Gordon Nickerson , or
their heirs, devisees or legal rep-
resentatives ; and to all whom it
may concern :
Whereas, a petition has been
presented to said Court by Edwin
S. Mycock , of said Barnstable, to
register and confirm his title in
the following described land:
A certain parcel of land with
the buildings thereon, situate in
said Barnstable, bounded and de-
scribed as follows:
Westerly by Piney Road 9.37
feet; Northerly and Northeasterly
by land now or formerly of Wini-
fred L. Post, by land now or for-
merly of Margaret L. Gerstle, by
land now or formerly of the Heirs
of Aaron Nickerson, and by land
now or formerly of Lawrence A.
Partelow and Dorothy C. Parte -
low 140.81 feet, 108.74 feet, 113.12
feet , and 193.11 feet respectively:
Southeasterly by Mam Street 107.50
feet; and Southwesterly by land
now or formerly of Rebecca B.
Wells 239 feet, 99.96 feet, 152.77
feet, respectively.
The above- described land is
shown on a plan filed with said
petition and all boundary lines are
claimed to be located on the ground
as shown on said plan.
If you desire to make any ob-
jection or defense to said petition
you or vour attorney must file a
written appearance and an ans -
wer under oath, setting forth clear-
ly and specifically your obiections
or defense to each part of said pe-
tition , in the office of the Recorder
of said Court in Boston (at the
Court House) , or in the office of
the Assistant Recorder of said
Court at the Registry of Deeds at
Barnstable in the County of Barn-
stable where a copy of the plan
tiled with said petition is deposit-
ed , on or before the eighth day of
November next.
Unless an appearance is so filed
by or for vou , your default will be
recorded , the said petition will be
laken as confessed and you will
be forever barred from contesting
said petition or any decree pnter-
3d thereon.
' Witness, JOSEPH B. SILVERIO,
Esquire , Associate Jud^e of said
Sourt, this twenty- eitrhth dav of
September in the year nineteen
hundred and seventy-one.
Attest with P«al of said Court.
JEANNE M. MALONEY,
Deputy-Recorder.
iSeal)
Del. 7, 14, 21
The first American automobile
mow was held in the fall of 1900
in Madison Square Garden. Ma-
jority of the cars were electric and
steamers.
OFFICE EQUIP. & FURN.
NEW STEEL FILES
$34.95 Each Del. Cape Cod
H. M. Meserve Co., Inc
Hyannis Tel. 775-043
OIL-FUEL
1 MURRAY'S FUEL OIL
OIL BURNER SERVICES
24-HR. SERVICE CONTRACTS
2-WAY RADIO CONTROL
| Dennisport Tel. 398-2401
1 PAINT
LLOYD'S
NORFOLK PAINT STORE
382 MAIN ST.
HYANNIS 775- i091
CAPE COD COLOR CENTER
PUPPIES
FOR SALE
Black Labrador puppies. Gcntli
and protective with children; idea
for hunting:. Il-wceks old.
Call 775-8087.
RUBBISH REMOVAL
CLOUGH & HIGGINS
COMMERCIAL CONTAINER
PICKUP
— CESSPOOL PUMPING —
GENERAL TRUCKING
775-1179 — 775-1351
TREE SERVICE
CAPE COD TREE
SERVICE
• COMPLETE TREE SERVICE
• BRUSH CLEARING
• LANDSCAPING
HYANNIS PORT TEL. 775-5448
VACUUM CLEANERS
SALES & SERVICE
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ELECTROLUX
REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES
Salesmen and salesladies needed
775-7538
Route 28 — Hyannis
LEGAL NOTICES
36962 Rejr.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
LAND COURT
To the Town of Barnstable, a
municipal corporation , located In
the County of Barnstable and said
Commonwealth; Robert D. Rud -
den , of said Barnstable; John F.
Sherman. Phyllis M. • Sherman,
George E. Sherman, and Marion
T. Sherman, all of Weymouth, in
the County of Norfolk and said
Commonwealth; and The Cape Cod
Five Cents Savings Bank, a duly
existing corporation, having ah
usual place of business in Har •
wich, in said County of Barnsta -
ble; and to all whom it may con-
cern:
Whereas, a petition has been
presented to said Court by Eugene
C. Ciccarelli, of said Barnstable ,
io register and confirm his title in
the following described land:
A certain parcel of land with the
buildings thereon, situate in that
part of Barnstable called Hyan -
nis, bounded and described as fol-
lows :
Southerly by Cedar Street 107.98
feet; Southwesterly by the Iunc-
tion of Cedar Street and Camp
Street 31.11 feet; Westerly by said
Camp Street 119.30 feet; Northerly
by land now or formerly of Robert
D. Rudden and Gena P. Rudden
131.21 feet; and Easterly by land
now or formerly of John F. Sher-
man and Phyllis Sherman, George
E. Sherman and Marion T. Sher-
man 137.59 feet.
Petitioner denies the above de-
scribed land is subject to any
casement to overhead electric and
telephone lines over the southeast
corner of the premises.
The above- described land is
¦shown on a plan filed with said
petition and all boundary lines are
claimed to be located on the ground
as shown on said plan.
If you desire to make any objec-
tion or defense to said petition
you or your attorney must file a
written appearance and an ans-
wer under oath, setting forth clear-
ly and specifically your objections
or defense to each part of said pe-
tition , in the office of the Recorder
of said Court in Bostqn (at the
Court House) , or in th« office of
the Assistant Recorder ol said
Court at the Registry of Deeds at
Barnstable in the County of Barn-
stable where a cony of the plan
filed with said petition is deposit-
ed , on or before the twenty- five
day of October next.
Unless an appearance is so filed
by or for you, your default will be
recorded , the said petition will bp
taken as confessed and you wUl
be forever barred from contesting
said petition or any decree enter-
ed thereon.
Witness, JOSEPH B. SILVER^,.
Esquire, Associate Judtre of said
Court, this fourteenth dav of PPO-
tember In the year nineteen hun-
dred and seventy-one.
AUp«t with Seal of said Court.
(Seal)
MARGARET M. DALY.
Recorder.
Sept. S3, 30 Oct. 7
From 1780 to 18B0 Truro lost over
600 men at sea.
LEGAL NOTICES
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss. Probate Court
To The Attorney General of the
Commonwealth, if required, and
all persons interested in the estate
of GEORGE E. LARSON late of
Barnstable in said County, deceas-
ed.
A petition has been presented
to said Court for probate of a cer-
tain instrument purporting to be
the last will of said deceased by
Constance S. Larson of Yarmouth
in the County of Barnstable pray-
ing that she he appointed executrix
thereof without giving a surety on
her bond.
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 26th day of
October 1971, the return day of
this citation.
Witness, ALFRED C. KNIGHT,
Esquire, Judge of said Court, this
17th day of September 1971.
FREDERIC P. CLAUSSEN.
Register.
Sept. 23, 30 Oct._7 ;
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LOST PASSBOOK
Notice is hereby given that Sav-
ings Passbook No. 5622 issued by
Sandwich Co- operative Bank, has
been lost or destroyed and that
application has . been made to
Sandwich Co- operative Bank , to
issue duplicate book in accor -
dance with requirements of Gen-
eral Law Ter . Ed., Chapter 1G7,
Section 20.
Sept. 23. 30 Oct. 7 ,
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable , ss. Probate Court
To The Attorney General of the
Commonwealth, if required to all
persons interested in the estate
of FRANK P. RATHBONE late of
Barnstable (Hyannis ) i n 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 Ro-
bert W. Bodflsh of Lon?meadow
in the County of Hampden pray-
ina that h" be anpointed expeutor
thereof without giving a surety on
his bond.
If you desire to ob'pet thereto
you or your attorney shou 'd fl' e a
written apneararce in said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'c'ock in
the forenoon on the 26th dav of
October 1971, the return dav of
this citation.
W'tn e=s, ALFRED C. KNTGHT ,
Esquire, Judce of said Court, this
22nd (in" of P°ntember 1071
FREDERIC P. CLAUSSEN,
Roeister
9-30, 10-7. 14, 1971