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The Java Man
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of Maaaachuaetta
Commonweaitn probate Court,
O'^u-F B HODIN and RICH-
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of 121 Blaine
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qorlugneId, Massachusetts,
&"'• not ter persons interested.
U w 1 n„ ,, s been presented to
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P^'JfU ARTHUR' E. DYER,
„l in Bald
S^rSeBonUM
U»t
he
holdi
Co«nt}, „, in common one-halt un-
is tenunt I" eo«
ghare o£ certaln
¥ i eL lf in said County nnd
linil l! L- ,ed as follows:
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& '' four separate parcels of
funded and described as
P°ws ;
parcel One
, i , in iiarcel 'of land Situ-
That colUn paTO
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N " '
1 stable , Massachu-
C01
""y
Known as Hyantils, and
t(B known »
u Two
htoS o»
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ii"entitled
E' ,,? Ridgewood, Hyannis,
"F"
,n
belonging to Ernest F.
MaSs., Deio fc,i b
George
BraKr a «1 Thomas Otis Nelson
B 01l
r
r,
Surveyor, 1924", which
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ar8-e
,' „ .« rtulv filed in the Reg-
f / T l Deed- for Barnstable
Collnt>,• Parcel Two
*w pertain parcel of land, to-
I f with he buildings thereon,
fattier with tne
Westerly
•"fnl the Village ot Hyannis,
f
l
ind county ot Barnstable,
ToW
\h setts
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and being more
f g Sbounded and described
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f0
i!Swardly by West Main
gfifSSffed leading from Hy
K Village to Centerville Vil-
S A
" sixteen (18) rods;
^•iwanlly by land now or
JK Maria
* E. Murray, about
S
hMr
d
bV woodland form
erly owned by Lot E. Lewis, about
sixteen (16) rods ; and
81
Wardly by woodland now
cr formerly of the heirs of May-
Id Bearse and the heirs of Lois
'
owes about thirty (30) rods;
lontaining an area of about three
IS) acres of land, be the same
more or less.
Parcel Three
That certain lot or parcel of lancl
situated in that part of the Town
[of Yarmouth Barnstable County
Massachusetts, known as Wes1
Yarmouth, and comprising Lot
Nine (9), as shown and delineated
on a plan entitled "Subdivision
Plan Mill Pond Park, West Yar-
BOuth, Mass, OhMles Fuller
Whitney, Engineer, May 1, 1926 ,
which said plan is duly filed in
the Registry of Deeds for Barn-
Btablo County.
Parcel Four
That certain lot or parcel ot land
iltuated in that part of the Town
L E G A L N O T I C E S
21792 Reg.
The Commonwealth of Massa-
chusetts
LAND-COURT
To Margery Billings, of Yar-
mouth, in the County of Barnstable
and said Commonwealth ; Marjorie
Blrnie and John E. Blrnie, ot
Qulncy, in the County of Norfolk
and said Commonwealth; The
Commonwealth of Massachusetts ;
and .to all whom it may concern:
Whereas, a petition has been
presented to said Court by Philip
Lockwood and Eunice B, Lock-
wood of Madison, in the State of
New Jersey, to register and con-
firm their title in the following de-
scribed land:
A certain parcel of land, with
the buildings thereon, situate in
that part of said Yarmouth called
Yarmouthport, bounded and' de-
scribed as follows:
Southeasterly by the State High-
way, known as Hallett Street,
164.41 feet; Westerly, by land now
or formerly of Margery Billings,
about 828.05 feet; Northwesterly,
by Mill Pond ; Easterly, by land
now or formerly ot Marjorle Blr-
nie, about 875.00 feet.
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 petition.
If you desire to make any ob-
jection or defense to said 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 ot the Recorder
ot 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 ot the plan
filed with said petition is deposited,
on or hetore the twenty-fourth day
of October next.
Unless an appearance Is so filed
hy or for you, your default will be
recorded, the said petition will be
taken as confessed and you will
be forever barred from contesting
said petition or any decree entered
i thereon.
Witness, John E. Fenton, Es-
t quire, Judge of said Court, this
: twenty-sixth day of September in
the year nineteen hundred and
forty-nine.
Attest with Seal of said Court.
SYBIL H. HOLMES
Recorder.
(Seal)
Paul M. Swift , Esquire
Hyannis, Massachusetts
Attorney for the Petitioner
Sept. 29, Oct. 6, 13
L E G A L N O T I C E 8
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable , gs.
PROBATE COURT
To RICHARD ALLEN MASON of
Casper, State of Wyoming. A libel
has been presented to said Court by
your wife , ANNE RICHMOND
PLACE MASON , ot Chatham, in the
County of Barnstable , praying that
a divorce from the bond of matri-
mony between herself and you bo
decreed for the cause of desertion
and for custody of minor children.
It you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance in said Court
at Barnstable within twenty-one
days from the 22nd day of Novem-
ber, 1949, tho return day of this
citation.
Witness, COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of said
Court, this 27th day of-September
in the year one thousand- nine bun-
dred and forty-nine,
KENRICK A. SPARROW,
. Register.
Oct. 6, 13, 20.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
BarnBtable , ss. Probate Court
To MARY A. MAHER , of Banu
stable (Hyannis), in said County
and to her heirs -apparent or pre-
sumptive.
A petition has been presented to
said Court alleging that said MARY
A. MAHER has become incapaci-
tated by reason of advanced age
to care properly for her property
and praying that FRANCES V.
MAHER, of New Bedford, in the
County of Bristol, or some other
suitable person, be appointed con-
servator of her property.
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 25th day of
October, 1949, the return day of
this citation.
Witness, Collen C. Campbell, Es-
quire, Judge of said Court, this
27th day of September in tho year
one thousand nine hundred and
forty-nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW ,
Register.
Sept. 29, Oct. 6, 13
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HELEN M. BERRY
P. O. Address, Bass River , Mass.
Phone Hy. 1649-M-3
10 other rub sets faster in
CHEST
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IN MOTION PICTURES
One—Medium Size Mouse
One—Flea Bitten Hound Dog
One—Tired , Ornery Mule
Write Carl W. Holmes, Cape Cod
Production!, Hyannis, Mass.
Veterans' agents have organized
as the "Cape and Islands Veterans' |
Service Officers ' Association," I
electing officers and stating as the
object of the organization to keep
the membership up to date on state
land federal laws, rules, and regula-
tions affecting war veterans.
1
A. E. Mitchell of Hyannis was
elected chairman of the executive
I committee,
Veterans' Agents
Organize, Elect
i imnnued from Page I
claims no llko right to ask for de-
fense of horscsir by violence. Hut
she acknowledges tho right ot the
State to require armed service un-
der proper circumstances anil she
realizes that the national defense
may even demand jnBtiiled acts ot
I violence and the shedding of blood.
, So far as hor own interests are
concerned , even in I ho face of un-
speakable persecution , the Church ,
Us a famed old axiom has it, "ab-
hors bloodshed" and does not her-
self take up the sword.
Jo lie Conliniitd
Archbishop Cushing
we nave miervieweu a good
many people who have turned their
spare time hobby into a business—
and here is another. Many of you
know , or have heard ot Cape Cod's
"Java Man. " He is the sprltely old
fellow who prepares and delivers
coffee and sandwiches to Hyannis
business people, to the Courthouse,
and to the Barnstable beacheB In
the summertime.
Although known to hundreds of
customers and friends as tho "Java
Man," he is in reality Benjamin E.
Chapman. "Ben," who claims sev-
eral hobbies, a number or years
ago became interested In preserv-
ing Christmas trees as a hobby.
Through research and experimenta-
tion he developed a solution with
which he sprays evergreens us a
preservative. The naturalist Instinct
in Bon had fostered a "hobby busi-
ness!" Through some method of
his own he can also "make dead
grass come to life," 1 am speaking
now of the marsh grass variety. He
colors and dyes these grasses,
which lend themselves beautifull y
to "chic" decorating arrangements
for homes and store window dis-
plays, in addition to coloring grass-
es and reviving them , Ben also
works wonders with pine cones, sea
lavender, milkweed pods, black
alder berries, fir and balsam boughs.
What started out as a one man's
outlet for his artistic leaningB, has
grown into a tidy little wholesale
and retail business.
Ben is 74 years young—und 1 do
mean young. He has the enthusiasm
and confidence of youth , and could
easily pass as a good 20 years
younger than he actually is. Per-
haps his secret lies In his busy
i lite . . . perhaps Ben has been so
active all of his life that he hasn't
had time to grow old! He was born
in New Bedford and has resided at
various times in Middleboro, Fall
River and Providenco before lie
came to Hyannis.
During the war he served free
hot coffee and doughnuts to count-
less service men, a program which
later became popular with civic
organizations throughout the coun-
try. He received letters from grate-
ful army and navy men in ail partB
ot the world , who remembered tho
hobby of the Java Man. His mobile
lunch room is well known to hun-
dreds of Cape Codders.
Ben has another hobby, at which
ho has become most accomplished.
Singing to the accompaniment of
his steel guitar and playing the
musical bones. In all sincerity, we
have heard of few more accom-
plished persons who have mastered
this art—an unusual Instrument to
be sure. He can cllckety-clack with
, the best of them most rhythmically.
A few weeks ago lie participated in
, our radio program , "Talk About
i Hobbles—!" and later appearod on
Ted Mack's television hour In New
;York. Previously ho appeared in a
number of local minstrel shows and
entertainments.
I All in all , we would say Hen IB
' a pretty happy man; ho has u busi-
ness which Is more pleasure than
work and several enjoyable hob-
Wegj which add to his earnings.— ,
i Curl W, Holmes.
Talk About Hobbies! I
MYANN1S AIRPORT
(Barnstable Municipal Airport)
Northeast Airlines report the
transfer ot two ticket agents from |
Hyannis. Jack Whitney, special
passenger service representative, {
Is now at the R. 1. State Airport
NEA ticket office. Heorge Brlere
of Fall River will soon take over
the duties of ticket agent for NEA
at Presque Isle, Maine .
The fall schedule of airliners out
of Hyannis will be two flights via
the Islands and New Bedford to
Now York (La Guurdiu Airport )
and two to Boston direct. Ono of
tho flights will he a 40 passenger
Convalr and tho other three Doug-
las DC-3s.
Crocker Snow , Massachusetts
Commissioner of Aeronautics, ar-
rived Tuesday in tho State 's 4-pluco
castor geared Stlnson. Tho now
type of landing gear has been thor-
oughly tested by the Civil Aeronau-
tics Authority and approved for use
on aircraft up to and including the
Douglas DC-8. Tills type of land-
ing gear makes It possible for air-
craft so equipped to lund on single
strip landing fields when there 1B a
croBB wind condition existing. It
will also be a boon to small com-
munities which cannot afford an
ullwuy Held.
Robert Childs of Centerville , a
Capo Cod Flying Service sludonl ,
has paused his private pilot flight
tost with CAA Examiner Al Sher-
man.
AngiiB Perry, pilot-manager of thai
Marstons MIII B Airport , took his'
multi-engine commercial rating
Tuesday with Al and passed.
George Blanchard of the Avia-
tion Maintenance Compnny, Hyan-
nis Airport , litis been giving Hill
Eddy 'B Eastham Airport twin-en-
gine, Cessna, a post-season check-
up.
Engineer Clurence Post and Air-
port Manager Al Sherman have
been spending many hours trying
to decide which runway of the
three at Hyannis will be designated
tho instrument runwuy. Tho many
factors involved include (lie ap-
proaches, the wind and wenther,
and the proximity to other airports
such as Otis Field at Camp Ed-
wards.
Win Young, pilot for Sanford
Mills of Sanford , Maine , arrived
last Thursday in the company twin-
engine Beechcraft to pick up Mr.
F. S. Fallon of Oyster Harbors and
lake him to New York.
Harry Fowler of Squaw Island ,
Hyannisport , summer lineman ut
the airport, haB returned to Cum-
.bridge to continue his studies at
Harvard Business School ,
Don Mackaskil , summer mechanic
and lineman for the Cape Air Serv-
ice , is now working for Wiggins
AlrwayB at the Norwood Municipal
Airport.
Elmore Swain , Capo Air Service
fll commercial student, is brush-
ing up on II IB flight I OHI before pre-
senting himself lo CAA Examiner
Al.
Chief Pilot RUSH Hucker Hew Mr.
11. A. (iriffin , HBII pucker of Barn1
stable , and Hen Baxter lo Boston
Friday In Hank Moore's Nnvlon.
Jorry Delay, occasional .pilot for
Cape Air Service , flew Mrs. Leg-
horn of Ostervlllo und throe 1'rlendn
to Nantucket in the twin-en gine
Cessna. They sponl tho day there
sightseeing and were flown back
to Hyannis by Jerry in the lato
afternoon .
John Hurnard , Jr., of Harwich-
port and Boston spent a gruelling
hour and a half In the air proving
to Examiner Al Sherman that lie
was qualified to hold a commercial
flight license.
Next Tuesday the airport bowling
team swings into action with living
Huntor as the anchor man. It was
a tough fight but last year the
team managed to keep out of last
place by beating some of the best
occasionally.
Marine Major William Peterson
arrived from Boiling Field, Wash-
ington, D. O.i In a twin-engine
Beechcraft for a visit with friends
in Mashpee.
The Eastham Kodak Company
1)0-3 Executive transport arrived
from Rochester, New York, with
company officials and their fam-
ilies to visit with friends at Oyster
I
Harbors. Former Army Colonel J.
W. Clemow was the pilot
Jim Mornn , pilot for Howes
Bros Gruniman Mallard. IBJ U reg-
ular visitor giving air Hovvlce to
Henry HOWOB of Chatham and
Boston,
Ooorgo Turner of Milton has been
a frequent visitor to the Capo In
his Ercoupo while searching for a
good location for a your round
home. It Is said that ho now haB a
location and will start building
Boinotlmo this winter.
Pete Peterson, former CAS (I.
student and Bhort order clerk for
the Hanugar Inn Restaurant , Is
planning to do more (lying.
Joe Curtis, manager-owner of
|the restaurant at the airport, an-
Inoances that until further notice ,
. his shop will bo closed Monday
and Tuesday each week
John Carter, chartor member of
the Capo Cod Flying Club, was
soon Hying around In the club Cess-
na 140 Sunday, testing his ubility
as a pilot. Roger Edwards, also
a club member, IIUB been making
business uso of tho club ship by
flying to Springfield nbout every
week.
Roy Nightingale, tho airport's
most faithful eabble, Is back on
tho job again with his now Do-
Soto. An unfortunate accident to
his tlrBt now cab put him out of
business for a couple of woeks.
Pilot Almeida of tho - Nantucket
Flying Sorvlco , picked up four New
York cyclists , bikes und all gear,
and flew them to Nantucket, When
tho twin-Cessna passed the writer
all he could see was wheols and
heads.
Cape Air Services RUBS Rucker
reports a heavy passongor traffic
to the Islands this past wook In-
cluding Mr. and Mrs. J. Tucker of
New York , Pal. McKeon , Ooorge
Trebby, Krod Trollo , Mr. nnd Mrs.
Knowlos of Orleans and Webster
Wlgmoro of Boston.
Dick llonnoll , sportsman flyer
and member of the Hyannis Flying
Club , How the club' s PT-19 to Bed-
ford Airport whore ho visited with
friends.
Hen Baxter and 0. W. Tyloe of
Dennisport wore flown to Boston
In the Navion by CAS HUBS RIICK -
or. Thoy returned the same day.
Mary Carol Petty of Dennisport
and New York , niece, of the famous
.
arilst , who draws the calendar
girls , has started a flight course
at Cap8 Air Service and Is on the
Job about every day for hor flight.
She Is Ihe third (>ne of the famil y
to take to tho air as she has two
brothers; Qualified pilots. ,
Airporl MaTittger Al Sherman ,
reports the grading and seeding of
the Blast-West runway extension
about completed. Next spring when
the grass Is up the extension ' will
bo available for emergency use
and the effective length will be a
little over a mile or 5,87! feet long
The limited car parking urou al
the roar of the administration
building Is to be enlarged as soon |
as the seven buildings sold at mic-
tion Sept. Dili aro removed. There
are three more still lo go, after
which the area will be graded and
made available for use,
Tho airport Intrepid airmen
bowled the Hyannis Trust Com-
pany team out of ono point Tues-
| day night which all goes to prove
' that thoy aro hotter flyers than
bowlers.
Northeast Airlines Station Man-
ager Hartley Hutchlns reports
|that during the month of Septenv
' ber the company enjoyed the heav-
iest traffic since the war, bavins
carried a total of 35,787 passenger!
ion all divisions.
UP IN THE AIR
nd County of Barnstable, Massa-
husetts, known as Hyannis and
hown on a plan entitled "Plan of
and in Hyannis of the Cape Cod
levelopment Company, dated
larch 21, 1922, Henry L. Crocker,
urveyor , duly filed in the Regis-
f of Deeds for Barnstable County
Book 11, Page 103.
Setting forth that he desires that
II of said land may be sold at pub-
ic auction to the highest bidder
md 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 ordered
to make sale and conveyance of all
or any part of said land which the
Court finds cannot be advan-
tageously divided at public auction,
md be ordered to distribute the
net proceeds thereof .
it you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance In said Court
al Barnstable before ten o'clock in
the forenoon on the 25th day of
October 1949, the return day of this
Ration.
WltneBS , Collen C. Campbell, Es-
(tire, Judge ot said Court, this
10th day of September in the year
one thousand nine hundred and
torty-nine.
KENRCK A. SPARROW,
Register
Oct. 6, 13, 20
Commonwealth of Massachuaetta
Barnstable, aa,
PROBATE COURT
To all persons interested in the
estate of HATTIE E. CROCKER ,
late of Barnstable (Cotuit), in said
County, deceased.
A petition has been presented to
said Court by GERTRUDE H.
EVANS of Barnstable (Centerville),
in the County of Barnstable, ad-
ministratrix of the estate of HAT-
TIE E. CROCKER, late of Barn-
stable (Cotuit), In said County,
praying that the Court determine
the validity of a certain bill of
FRANCIS H. CROCKER for board
and nursing care of the deceased
in the sum of $2,050.00, as more
fully set forth In said petition, and
that the Court determine what
amount, If any, Is due from the
estate of HATTIE E. CROCKER to
FRANCIS H. CROCKER, and that
the Court make an order for pay-
ment by your petitioner to said
FRANCIS H. CROCKER for any
sums found due to him in con-
nections with the above services.
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 25th day of
October, 1949, the return day of
this citation.
Commonwealth of Maaaachuaetta
Barnstable, ss.
PROBATE COURT i
To all persons Interested in the
estate of EMMA A. ELDRIDOE,
late of Chatham, in said County ,
deceased.
A petition lias been presented to
«ald Court for probate of a certain
insttuniont purporting to be the
last will of said deceased by LENA
CAHOON , of Chatham, in said
pounty praying that she be ap-
pointed executrix thereof without
giving a surety on her bond.
if you deBlve to object thereto,
yon or your attorney Bhould file a
written appearance In said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock in
the forenoon on the nth day of
October, 1949, the return day of
Hiis citation.
Witness, COLLEN C, CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of Bald
Court, this 19th day ot September
'" the year one thousand nine hun-
wed and forty-nine .
KENRICK A. SPARROW,'
___
^
Register.
Witness, COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of said
Court, this 27th day of September
In the year one thousand nine hun-
dred and forty-nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW,
Register.
Oct. 6, 13, 20.
Commonwealth of Maaaachuaetta
Barnstable, ss.
PROBATE COURT
To all persons interested in the
estate of MARY WILSON SCUD-
DER, late of Barnstable (Oster-
ivllle), in said County, deceased: !
A petition has been presented to
said Court, praying that OLIVE D.
HAWKINS , of Belmont, in the
County of Middlesex, or some other
I suitable person be appointed admin-
istratrix of said estate.
It you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should die a
written appearance in said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock in
the forenoon on the 25th day of
October, 1949, the return day of
this citation.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss.
PROBATE COURT
to "II persons Interested in the
estate or HAROLD WEBB HAMIL
ON, late ot Barnstable (Hyannis),
«. >aid County, deceased.
A petition has been presented to
a 1 court for probate of a certain
ruinont purporting to be the
Amv, '1
°Js,lld 'l eased by KATH-
lUM. m - HAM "-TON, of Barn-
tnvi.
yann,8 >. ^ said County,
Wng that she be appointed exec
wu: thereof without giving a sure-
•y on her ))onrt>
you L°
U ,leslre t0 0DJe°t thereto,,
wrltt»n
> r>ur att0"»ey should file a
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p
,6arance ln said Court
, , *before ten o'clock ln
°«o er ,„?9
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the 25th «** <*
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KENRICK A
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Oct, e, U| ao
Register.
Witness, COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of said
Court, this 27th day of September
ln the year one thousand nine hun-
dred and forty-nine,
KENRICK A. SPARROW ,
Register.
Oct. 0, 13, 20.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss. Probate Court.
To all persons Interested in the
estate of Stephen S. Richards, late
of Barnstable, in said County, de-
ceased.
A petition has been presented to
said Court by Harold L. Dunn,
administrator of the estate of
Stephen S. Richards, late of Barn-
stable, in the County of Barnstable,
deceased, praying that the original
petition for administration Hied ln
this Court be amended by adding
thereto at the end of the list of
heirs-at-law and next of kin the
Commonwealth of Maaaachuaetta
Barnstable, as.
PROBATE COURT
To HELEN WOODBURY , also
called HELEN R. WOODBURY , of
Barnstable (HyanniB), In Bald
County of Barnstable, and to her
heirs apparent or presumptive, and
to the Massachusetts Department
of Mental Health.
A petition has been presented to
said Court alleging that said
HELEN WOODBURY, also called
HELEN R. WOODBURY , is an in-
sane person and praying thai
JAMES HENRY WOODBURY , JR. ;
of Boston, Massachusetts, or some
other suitable person be appointed
following:
James W. Richards, Rock, Mass.,
Qrandnephew
Anna L. Werthman, Pontine, Michi-
gan, Qrandnlece
Leslie R. C. Richards, Monponsett,
Mass., Grandnephew
Arthur F. Richards, Hanson, Mass.,
Grandnephew
Walter J. Richards, Hanson, Mass.,
Grandnephew
Myrtle I. Richards, Hanson, Mass.,
Grandniece
Calvin E. Richards, Hanson, Mass.,
Grandnephew.
If you desire 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 25th day ot
October 1949 , the.return day of
this citation. .• ' , . „
Witness, Collen C. Campbell, Es-
quire, Judge of said Court, this
27th day of September in the year
one thousand nine hundred and
^
KENRICK A. SPARROW.
Register.
Oct. G .13, 20
her guardian.
It you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance In Bald Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock In
the forenoon on the 22nd day of
November, 1949 , the return day of
this citation.
Witness, COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of suld
Court, this 7th day of October in
the year one thousand nine hundred
and forty-nine.
-KENRICK A. SPARROW ,
Register.
Oct. 13, 20, 27.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss, Probate Court.
To all persons lnteresteu in the
estate of KATHERINE HEFFER-
NAN, also known as KATE HEF-
FERNAN, of Yarmouth, in said
County, an insane person.
The guardian of said ward has
presented to said Court his first
and final account for allowance.
If you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance In said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock
ln the forenoon on the 26th day
ot October, 1949, the return day
of this citation.
Witness, Collen C. Campbell, Es-
quire, Judge of said Court, this
4th day of October, ln the year one
thousand nine hundred and forty-
nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW,
Register.
Oct. 6, 18, tO
FOR 8ALE
Rare old map of Cape Cod
1858; largo size, showing
names and places ot resi-
dence at that time.
Box A., Barnstable Patriot
Hyannis, MaM
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HOME MOVIE FILMS
Cameras, Projectors , Screens For
Sale and Rental
Sound Recordings Made.
Carl W. Holmes, Photographer
Television's "Celebrity Doubles
18 Vernon Street, Hyannis 691- .T
I
Hardy Chrysanthemums ¦
New varieties and new colors. I
Visit our gardens and BOO ¦
them In bloom. Shore Road , ¦
near Cray Gables, Bourne. ¦
A. K. KEN DRICK , Grower ¦
Hu/.sards Hay 1
Jack's Bike Shop
17 Barnatabla Road Hyannla
Tel. Osterville 4941
CLARENCE M. MaoLEOD
PIANO TUNING
Repairing Refeltlna
(20 years experience)
Maratona Mills Mate.
Insurance
Real Estate
J. L. ROGERS
Orleans Tal. 110 Mae*.
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HYANNISFISHCO.
PLEASANT STREET
i'hone Hyannla U6fiW I
<>. Iks WntrrlruBt
Everything in Seaaon
HURRICANE TESTED
MOORING LINE
In use for over 12 years. Cut-proof ,
rot-proof, worm-proof. Insures your
boat. Complete line of Marine Hard-
ware. Woolsoy's Paints. Olson's and
Coprollgnum coppor paints and pre-
servatives. Wull rope. All our mer-
chandise used by tho fishing fleet
for years must bo able to take It
In all weather.
PLENTY OF PARKING.
Mulllns Fishing Gear, Inc.
Pier 4, New Bedford. 5-7498
SCHUMAN REALTY COMPANY
RBALTORB
All kinds of property bought and
sold. Leases, mortgages, and finan-
cing arranged.
George J. Schuman
Ruth II. Schuman
255 Main Street HyanniB , Mass.
Directly across tho street from
the Hyannis R. R. Station
Tel. Hyannis 277
parts and Repairs For All Make
Sowing Machines. Make a Portable
Electric out of your Old Sewing
Machine, $119.50, Stlch-ln-Tlme Shop
—the One Stop Shop for tho Sew-
ing Women. Fabrics and Sewing
Accessories. Ruth and Arthur Mao-
Hlneriioy, B Sherman Square, I el.
Hyannis 1840.
FLOOR HANDIN G & RBFIN1SH-
I NO. AI BO machines to rent. Wall-
paper Shoppe, Tel. Hyannis 1766.
PAINTING & DECORATING
Exterior - Interior;
F. L. ROCHE & SONS
Phono HyanniB 2002-M-8
AHVID and WALTER JACOBBON.
Intorlor and Exterior Painting
Paper Hanging, Codings Refinlsh.
ed. Telephone Hyannla 1142-M or
1G59-M.
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ALOOHOLICB-ANONYMOTJB. FOR
INFORMAT ION write (Cape Coo
fl roup) P. O. Box 761, Hyannla.
Mass.
J A M E S W . K E A R N S
MASON CONTRACTOR
Brickwork - Cesspools
Foundations
"Flreplucos a Specialty "
Marstons Mills Tel. Ost. 727
BNTBRTAINMBNT FOR CLUBS.
Hotels. Banquets and Private Par-
tiea. Contact SId Wright, Tel. Hy-
|annla 14M-W.
A FRIENDLY VISITOR IN CAPE
; COD HOMES FOR THE PAST
I
120 YEARS.
Funeral services wore held In
Boston
¦
Wednesday, October 5, for !
Ervin S. Stockwell , who died Sun-
day night at his West Barnstable
home, after a long illness, at the
age of 77-
Mr. and Mrs. Stockwell came
here to make their permanent
home three years ago. Previously
their home had been in Belmont.
Mr|. Stockwell for over 50 years
was a Boston produce merchant
and at the time of his retirement i
woe vice president of Chapin and
Adams, a produce firm in the Bos-
ton Faneuil Hall Market district. !
He was a member of Aleppo
Temple; Hyannis Rotary Club;
Wlnthrop Lodge, A. F. & A. M.;
DeMolay Comraandry, and the
Boston Fruit and Produce Ex-
change.
Surviving Mr. Stockwell Is his
wife, Mrs. Louise (Westcott)
Stockwell.
Ervin S. Stockwell