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High .school seniors and gradu- ates have only until November 17 U) apply for the Navy's Reserve Officer Training Corps. Applicants will take the nationwide competitive examination on December 9 as the first .step toward un appointment a;; midshipman. Designed to .supplement the offi- cer output ol Uie Naval Academy, the NROTC program makes it pos- sible lor a young man to earn a regular commission while Htudylng at a civilian college of his choice which has un NROTC unit. All tuition , fees and books are fur- nshed by the Navy, and the student receives un annual retainer of $000 for not more than four years. During the summers the student goes on interesting training cruises to many parts of the world. Afte r completing the usual four year college courses, he Is commissioned in the Regular Navy or Marine Corps und goes on active duty 08 a prospective career officer in the Naval service Me receives the same promotional opportunities , duty assijrwni nta and benefits as his Naval Academy contemporary. High school seniors and graduates who have reached tho 17Ui anniver- sary of birth and have not reached the 31st anniversary of birth on 1 July 10C2 may apply for the NROTC aptitude test. Those who make a qualifying score will be given a rigid physical exam early In 1002. From the number of quali- fied young men remaining in com- petition , at least 1000 will bo se- lected to begin their naval careers next September. The NROTC college training pro- gram is also open to enlisted men on active duty with tho Navy and Marines. A separate quota is es- tablished for applicants within these services. Deadline Date For NROTC Exam SURROUNDED RED RAIDER—Powerful Franklo Buckler grinds alioad lor Barm ta'ili ill i Itc I .vn .Haw- ing Taunton High (aolllors In hist Saturday afternoon's oontest whloh tho Red Raiders won. i* S ,(• •• '< Tribe, No. 58, of Barnstable dlvc-bloeks In all-out defensive effort. (l'lio ' .o by Rtlsiell Kim/.r) BTART OP VICTORY RUN—Danny Hosteller , No. 80, Heel It'll Raiders !>:¦ I lOWTi - • ' I;- .' -i r he Had Inlorucptcd n Taunton High pass whloli ho ran bank lor HH yeords Inlhe'thlrd uorlofl ol i I Baturflny >• «a..u- at Hyannis. This foal provided the H-B victory for llariwlablo Rllko SullWan, No. 20, and Stove Byrlajfe No. 23, holtie up would-be Taimtoa lacklrr. H'l'olo b.V H« "I' Kuu/,^ Forty-three Cape Cod residents , i niosiiy Chamber of Commerce members, many of them from the Town ol Barnstable, will leave to- morrow at 8:30 morning (Friday) for Burmudu on the first annual business development tour. Sponsored by the Chamber and arranged by Cape Cud Travel Agency ol Hyannis, 1 the tour will Include sight seeing trlpH around 'he island , an all-day Cl'UJsO in tllO Yacht Maria and seminars of In- terest to resort areas. They will return to Logan International Air- prt Nov. 17. Chamber president Illehard Van- derinay with his wife and Norman Cook , Ral ph M. Ames, wner-muna- ger of Cape Cud Travel Agency, rtro among those taking the lour, The group which will depart In _~ busses from the Cape Cod Clmmbur of Commerce Building. West Barn- stable will take oil from Logan Airport at 1 p.m. in a Pun-Aniorl- can World Airways Super Jet , ar- riving at Hamilton, Bermuda, three hours later. The Cape contlnaronl will stay a. Ihe N< w Bormudlana Motel where after arrival Friday tluy will b( guests Ol Mr Ames and the hou-l at ,i Weloomlnj fluih Swl '•' ¦ Parly. ' { Hi Cape Kcsi«N*iil s Leave Friday On Tour To Bermuda Resorts i Town chairmen and Mother 's' , March chairmen ol the upper Cape j attended a kickolf dinner at My- 1 aimls Ini) last night lo make plan , lor the Barnstable County Chapter j ol the National Foundation 's now | March ol Dimes, Tho drive will be held In January j and will support a new medical Care program to bring cure for birth defects and arthritis victims | to the community level. Mr and Mrs. William Frutus of Hyannis recently attend.d a drive confer- ence In New York City where De- j partment of Health , Education and | Welfare Secretary Abraham A. Hubicoff was a featured speaker. The Fratus' report that the i -logan for the drive will be "Your Dime- . Will Do It Again. " Those were the dimes which originally led to the , devlopmont of the Balk and fiabln vaccine , and now that polio Is no longer a mystery, the National j Foundation has turned to other medical problems. Although con- centrating on birth defects and arthritis at this time , the National Foundation will continue their polio program. Statistics show that near- ly 300,000 Americans are crippled by arthlrltts and that birth defects account for birth abnormalities In one of every 10 babies born . In addition to direct patient oft, [ contributions will support re oareh to find cures for these afflictions and to provide scholarships and fel- lowships to aid In the education of medical specialists t,o that new treatment* and technique , may be applied. March Of Dimes Has kirk off Dinner The Simmons CJub ol Capo Cod win meet Thursday evening, Nov. m, at Priscllla Aiden Room , Barn.' 'table Road, Hyannis , (Just off Main Street, next to Bass River Havings Bank.) Dinner at 7 will precede the meeting Reservations may be .made through Mrs. John Kerr , Ex H-nonr» or Cecelia O'Rourke at Hp fi-1777 but are not required since OHO may order Horn the menu It I,, hoped that mo ll Ol the HJIJ or more former students living on the Cape will come to renew old friendships , make new ones and elect officers for the coming year Simmons Club Meets Nov. 16 President John F. Kennedy, a summer resident «i Hyannis Port, has specifically endorsed tho Oops Cod United Fund cmnpulun by sending a #ub*tanUal contribution to the fund headquarters In Hy- annis His brother , Edward "Ted" Kennedy ' of Boston , ha* ad«o cm* trlhuted to the Cape Cod campaign Oood reports of progress of W>o United Fund campaign at Oils A t Free Base Were given I" Campaign leaders Monday all i noun i t i meeting in tho conference room Ur Cape U Vlnoyurd Elef trie Co., West Yarmouth. Totals w i being com- piled at tho meeting. Helping In the work oi counting contributions were James F. Crowill II , Hyannis Port, office manager; Kenneth E. Delong, Hy- annis Port, ami oiii" upervisor, cimri" . f: Hardy, Yarmouth, fund oii'-elor. and the following young ladles of the o/fiee: Miuea Judltii Webb , Yarmouth ; Blva Petry and Nancy Cox , South Yarmouth ; Karon Houghton , West Yumiouth , Judith Barrows , Hyannis, and Sandra Dube , Hyannis President Kennedy Makes Contribution To C C United Fund Lucile and Bruce Jerauld , who lives in the old Jeruuld homestead in Barnstable village , are providing a 34-hour box office service for the Barnstable Comedy Club . Telephone calls are coming In at any hour of the day or evening requesting tic- kets for tho fall play "Separate Tables " being presented Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings , Nov. 10, 17 and 111 In Barnstable Vlllrige , Hall. Letters requesting Heats nro re- ceived dally and are promptly answered with tickets unclosed) All this Is a more arduous task this season than usual us tho play IH running THREE nights Instead of the UHUU I two. With tho play 's open- ing only one week uway, it is ad- visable that you call tho Jeruuld box office number , FO-rost 2-3144 US SOOIl US possible All seals are reserved. Theodore Rowley of Cotuit IH di- rector of "Separate Tables" In which Jane Vonnogut and Peter Eustuco aro slurred. Supporting cast Includes Marjorio Small, Bel- Una blnsmoro, Knthryn Berrien , Suzanne La Clair, Benjamin Hulley, Rachel Campbell , Donald Kurize , Jorella Anderson and Mrs. Basil Edwards , Hr. The hard-working production staff lias many members who have starred In previous Comedy Club productions . They arc : Caroiee Howes, Allen Carpenter , lliid ' ild George, Louis Carey, Pat Kimtt , Peggy Craig, Marjorio Dlckijon , tir.tiy Mitoiiai , Jnck Harding, Marian Warren , Jean Ilear.e, and Uidii Brown. ( lomnly (Hub Play Will Be Next Week j Tho new Capt. Joshua Uruy .Chapter, DAB; which WUH accepted by the National Society Oct. Hi, ' w!JI meet Tuesday, Nov. 21, at 8 p m In Carlton Hall , Dennis. . All proi poctlvo members who are planning to Join the chapter either by application or tran sfer ure In- j viU d to attend the meeting during I which Mr. and Mrs. Warren fiporl oi Yarmouth Port win give an Illustrated travel talk In color pn their vi it last June to Alaska, I 'J he Chapter, organized early thLi /all with 31 starting members, In I aiming to establish two good cltl- I SSi , hip awards and two awards In {American History at the Dennis- ¦ Yarmouth and Harwich High ,'lchool |graduations next June. DAR Mooting Sot At Dennis Nov. 21 [BUSINESS ^ 0&DIRECTOJjT BUSINESS DIRECTORY RATES A minimum of five lines of space will be used at 10c per line for one Insertion; 9c per line for two or more Insertions. REPORT ANY ERROR IMMEDIATELY The publisher will be responsible for only one incorrect insertion. The Patriot reserves the right to edit or rojeet any copy received for publication. ¦. AUTOS FOR SALE -fONTlAC • "TV TEMPEST iBW ' W o. M. c. \ ^ y VAUXHALL ' v—'f ROBERTSON AUTO SERVICE INC. Very Clean Used Cars 135 Barnstable Road, Hyannis Tel. SPring 5-0826 AUTO SALES ~ AND SERVICE ~— CAPE COD AUTO RADIATOR WORKS, INC. Established 1029 Body and Fender Work Complete Auto Painting Radiator Repairing Telephone: SPring 5-0858 West Main Street, Hyannis MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE —CHRISTMAS TREES WHOLESALE Best selected fancy trees, that sell on sight. Renowned quality. Mod- erate prices. Extra early sellouts. Write for prices. HUGHES FARM Bernardston, Mass. ROBERT F.HAYDEN GENERAL CONTRACTING Building Moving "and Flaking Complete Line of Building Parts Falmouth Avenue, Cotuit Tel. GArden 8-6380 "THE WALLPAPER SHOPPE Home of Fine Wallpapers Window Shades , Curtains Drapery Materials 302 Main Street Hyannis Tel. SPring 5-1755 " USED BUILDING MATERIALS Cape Lumber and Salvage Co. nnii t- 28 SPring G-2266 WORK CLOTHES M. C. ARMY-NAVY STORES OCEAN STREET HYANNIS >ERVICES _ FOrest 2-6193 Specialists In Complete Antique Furniture Restoration Cabinet Work and Refinishlng Antioues Bought and Sold lJ DOROTHY COLONNA ' Route 6A, Barnstable Pick up and Delivery Feet-Hard-To-Fit? 8HOE FITTING PROBLEM? Phone SPring 6-4637 for Appointment EDWARD N. STAMES ' Hyannis, Mass. CLOUGH & HIGGINS GENERAL TRUCKING Bravel - Cinders • Rubbish Hauled Excavating and Cesspool Cleaning 102 Main Street, Hyannis Tel. SPring 5-1179 JOHN A. COLLINS BUILDER Building - Remodelling - Repairs REAL ESTATE Ceneerville, SPring 6-W88 MURRAY'S FUEL OIL SERVICE, INC. Heating Oils Service - Quality ¦ Satisfaction Dennis Port, Maes. Phone EXeter-8-2408 Metered Ticket Printers R. B. CORCORAN CO. Plumbing and Heating Supplies lyanougb Road, Hyannis Tel. SPring S-B818 CAPE COD SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Typewriting Mimeographing ill Public Stenographic Services Call Day and Evening Tel. SPring 5-1372 24 2 Ocean Street, Hyannll H. M. MESERVE CO. INC. The Finest In OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES 818 Main Street, Hyannis Tel. SPring 5-0433 THE PATRIOT PRESS PRINTING 24 Pleasant Street Hyannis Tel. SPring 5-2445 , HOMEMAKER'S NEEDS »* ? , JACTfTSPORT SHOP ion North Street , Hyanaw Yniir Evlnrude Dealer ' i.et;Aj/jyT|g| »» j Commonwealth of Massachusetts . Barnstable, ss. Probate Onnrt- 28690 To all persons Interested in a petition for the appointment oi a Ruardian with custody, of LAR- RMNE EVANS, of Barnstable 'Mnrstons Mills). In said County, minor. . . *„ A petition has been Presented to said Court, praying that SOLOMAN A. WISEMAN and JHELEN' h. WISEMAN, of Barnstable (Mat - rons Mills), in the County of Barn- stable , or some other suitable per- son, be appointed her guardian , and have the custody of the person of said minor, the surviving parent being unfit to have such custody. If you desire to object thereto you or your attorney should file a written appearance in sa d Court ?t Barnstable before ten o'clock in *e forenoon on the 14th day of November , 1961, the return day of Uils citation. „„.„ Witness , KENRICK A. SPAR- ROW, Esquire. Judge of said Court, Ws 9th day of October, 1961. ALFRED C KNIOHT, ^ ( Drt oa MA. . O fti LOST AND FOUND LOST—6 months old male beagle puppy mostly black with brown and white markings. Contact— Dr. Arthur Bernstein EXeter 8-2239 — Reward ANNOUNCEMENT Any person who served in the Armed Forces during the following dates, World War I, April 6, 1917 to November 11, 1918; World War II, December 7, 1941 to September 2 1945, and Korean War , June 25, 1950 to July 27, 1953, and was honorably discharged, Is eligible lo become a member of the American Legion. Call C. P. Marcelln e, Tel. SP 5-2703. *61P WANT ED FEMALE ~ L A D I E ST~ The holidays are just around the corner . Don't let your budget fence you in. Ifave the extra money you want by representing TV- adver- tised AVON Cosmetics and gifts. Phone or write— MRS. LOUISE STATGER 134 Pembroke Street Kingston, Mass. PI _lgrim_ 6-2495. - SPring 5-9300 SITUATIONS WOMAN, MIDDLE AGE , "desires work doing housework or caring for an aged or elderly person on Cape Cod. Winter; live In. Write Patriot, Box #34, c/o The Barnstable Patriot, 24 Pleasant Street, Hyannis. SlTlJATIONS ~ WANTED — Experienced Lady wishes to care for child or help in the home on Cape Cod. Live in. Write Patriot Box No. 14, c/o The Barnstable Patriot 24 Pleasant Street, Hyannis REALTORS DUDLEY & KERR " | COTUIT, MASS. Tel. GArden 8-0929 CAPE COD ~ REAL ESTATE INFORMATION CENTER SALES & RENTALS Rte. 28 lyanougb Road, Hyannis G. W. Rhodes Evelyn Crosby SPring 6-2645 — 5-1685 — 5-1493_ H. W. ROBINSON REALTOR COT.UIT, GArden 8-6564 i Genleve C. Bearse Associate Mary P. Law REALTOR Centerville, Craigvllle and West Hyannlsport Main Street, Centerville Tel. SPring 5-0865 REAL ESTATE Of Every Description llougbt, Sold and Exchanged JAMES A. WOODWARD Real Estate Agency Tel. SPring 6-0302 or 5-1247 SEE ME FIRST WOODWARD-CARLSON Insurance Agency GENERAL INSURANCE 60 Barnstable Road, Hyannis, MnsH Tel, SPring 5-0302 SEE ME FIRST Craigville Realty Co. Joseph J. Silvia Builder - Realtor - Notary Public Craigvllle Beach Road W. Hyannlsport SPring fi-3174 ' LEQALTN0TICE8 ~ NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES LICENSE In accordance with Chapter 138 of the General Laws as Amended Name of Applicant: Cape Cod Package Store, Inc., Walter E, Baker Jr., Manager. Kind of License: Renewal , Retail Package Store , Annual Wines and Malt Beverages. Period Covered by License: Jan. 1 1962 to Dec. 31. 1962 Location and Description of Premises: Corner of Old Post Road ond Route ,28, Centerville , Massa- chusetts. One front entrance and one rear exit. Wooden structure , one floor on street level with two rooms, basement for storage. VICTOR F. ADAMS GEORGE L- CROSS *• ' E. THOMAS MURPHY Licensing Board for the Town of, Barnstable (November ») ' NOTICE OF ^APPLICATION FOR ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES LICENSE In accordance with Chapter 138 of. the General Laws as Amended ' Name of Applicant: Joseph V. Gomes d/d/a Joe's Twin Villa. Kind of License : renewal, annual , Common Victualer, all alcoholic. Period Covered by License. Jan. 1, 1962 to Dec. 31, 1962. ' Location and Description of Premises : 195 Old Mill Road,. Oster- vllle, Massachusetts, two front en- trances, two exits, two rooms on S t floor, basement. for storage. VICTOR F. ADAMS GEORGE L. CROSS E THOMAS MURPHY Licensing Board for the Town of Barnstable (November 9) LOST PASSBOOKS N . 0tlCe^iier 2 e 2f3i eiV 24472 at K f f 28876 25030, 25681 25690, M70?' 25743 25765, 25878, issued by H-Jann * . Trust Company, have been S « destroyed and that applies- w ^ p *£& BVflff* (Nov. 2, 9, 16) REAL ESTATE "BRYDEN - REAL ESTATE AGENCY Across from Sandwich Post Offln StiKiimore 279 — 24-l-W • LAKE AND OCEAN REALTY LISTINGS WANTED Box 662 Centerville , Mass. RADIOS KIT GOSSK LIN RADIO - RECORD MUSIC SHOPPE 290 Main Street , Hyannis Telephone spring 5-ooco MOTOROLA TV Sales and Repairs LEGAL NOTICES - LOST ~ PASSnOOK Notico is hereby given that Pass- book , No. 28638, issued by Hyannis Trust Company, has been lost or destroyed and thnt application has been made to Hyannis Trust Com- pany to issue duplicnte book in ac- cordance with Chap. 590, Sec. 40, Acts of 1908. (Oct. 26, Nov. 2, 9) Commonwealth of - Massachusetts Barnstable , ss. Probate Court To all persons Interested In the estate of ANDREW CARLSON, late of Barnstable (West) , in said County, deceased. A petition has been presented to said Court , praying that ROGER E. CARLSON, of Barnstable (West) , in the County of Barnstable, be appointed administrator of said eslnte without giving a surety on his 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 tho forenoon on the 14th day of November , 1961, the return day of (his citation. Witness, KENRICK A. SPAR- ROW , Esquire, Judge of said Court, this 13th tlnv of October , 1901. ALFRED C. KNIGHT, Register. (Oct. 26, Nov. 2, 9) NOTICi: OF APPLICATION FOR ALCOHOLIC BEVKRAGKS LICENSE, In accordance with Chapter 138 of the General Luw.s ns Amended . Name of Applicant: Eugene E. C. Swift Co, Inc., Charles R. Hinckley, Manager. Kind of License: Renewal, Retail Package Store , Annual Wines and Malt Beverages: Period Covered by License: Jan. 1, 1902 to Dec. 31, 1962. Location and Description of Premises: Main Street, Ostervllle , Massachusetts. Two front entran- ces, two rear exits. Three rooms on first floor , one room on second floor , wooden structure. VICTOR F. ADAMS GEORGE L. CROSS E. THOMAS MURPHY Licensing Board for the Town of Barnstable (November 0) ^ — LOST PASSBOOK Notico is hereby given that Pass- books, Nos., DR-1050, DR-2119, DR-1916, Issued by Sandwich Co- operative Bank, have been lost or destroyed and that application has been made to Sandwich Co-opera- tive Bank to Issue duplicate books In accordance with requirements of General Laws , .Ter. Ed „ Chapter 167, Section 20. (Nov. 2, 9, 16) Commonwealth of Massachusetts Barnstable, ss. Probate Court To all persons Interested in the estate of NATHANIEL P. COLE- MAN , late ol Barnstable (Hynnnls) , in said County, deceased. A petition has been presented to said Court for probate of a certain Instrument purporting to be tho last will of said deceased by CLARA C. CAIRNS, of Barnstable (Hyannis) , in the County of Barn- stable , praying that she be ap- pointed executrix thereof without giving a .surety on her bond , THOMAS N. COLEMAN, the other executor named in said will having declined to serve. H 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 28th day of November , 1961, thn return day of this citation. Witness, KENRICK A. SPAR- ROW , Esquire , Judge of said Court , this 30th day of October , 1961 ' ALFRED C. KNIGHT, Register. (Nov. 2, 9, 16) . . NOTICE In accordance with the terms of notices heretofore given, a sale by auction will be held at the Eldrcdge & Bourne Moving and Storage Com- pany Inc , Warehouse, 201 Iyanough Road , Hyannis , Massachusetts be- ginning at 10:30 A.M. and at the Eldredge & Bourne Moving and Storage Company Warehouse , Route 6A Barnstable , Massachusetts be- ginning at 11:00 A.M. on Friday morning, November 17, 1961, of a number of lots of household goods and kindred items standing respec- tively in the names of the following persons on whose accounts the foods are held , to wit: HYANNIS MR JOHN HOLMES MR WILLIAM C. PURCELL MR ' GEORGE WOODS BARNSTABLE . MR PETER A. CAMPBELL Such sale being held to satisfy the claim oi said Eldrcdge and Bourne Moving and Storage Com- nany Inc. for which it has a lien on each of the above lots of goods. Sale bv storage lots only. I ELDREDGE AND BOURNE MOVING AND STORAGE COMPANY , INC, ' (NOV. 2, 9, 16' __ i i LEGAL AIOTICES 30913 RcgT Commonwealth of Massachusetts LAND COURT To William A. Meagher , Cornelia K. Meagher , George p. Newton , Jr., Carolyn P. Newton , Arnold II. Rogcnn , Mary E. Rogcnn , Mar- garet B. McArdlc , Eva Burrcll Rosslre, Raymond S. Twombly, Florence ' N . Twombly, Mary Otis Bradley, George J. Khouri , Esma KhOUl'l, Earle H. Webster , Mimo A. Webster and Elizabeth F. Hal- lett , Trustee of Hallett Real Estate Trust , nil of Barnstable , in the County of Barnstable and said Commonwealth ; Edwin M. Noyes of Duxbury, in the County of Ply- mouth ; Emily N. Burgess of Ply- mouth, in said County of Plymouth , Mary J. Bonrdmnn , George F. Boardmnn , Jr., and Rose N. Board- man , all of Melrose , in the County of Middlesex; Cape and Vineyard Electric Company, a duly existing corporation having an usual place of business In said Barnstable; ond to all whom It may concern. Whereas , a petition lias been pre- sented to said Court by E. Erskine Harvey and Marion F. Harvey, bolh of Greenfield , in the County of Franklin, to register and confirm their title in the following des- cribed land: A certain parcel of land with the buildings thereon , situate in said Barnstable , bounded and described as follows: Southerly by Circuit Avenue 223.83 feet; Westerly by land now or formerly of William A . Meagher j et ux 100 feet; Northwesterly by land now or formerly of George P. I Newton Jr . and Carolyn P. Newton 100.02 feet; Northeasterly by laml I now or formerly of Elizabeth F. Hallett Trustee of Hallett Real Es- tate Trust 100 feet. Petitioners claim as appurtenant to the above described laud a right of way for all purposes to and from Gosnold Street , a public way, over Circuit Avenue! as shown on a plan hereinafter mentioned. The above described land is shown on a plan filed with" said petition and all boundary lines are claimed to bo located on the ground as shown on snld plan. If you desire to make any objec- tion or defense to said petition you or your attorney must file a writ- ten appearance mid an answer under oath , setting forth clearly and specifically your objections or defense to each part of said peti- tion, in tho office of tho Recorder of .said Court In Boston (at the Court House) , or in tho of lice ol the Assistant Recorder of said Court at the Registry of Deeds nt Barn stable in the County of Barnstable where a copy of the plan filed with said petition is deposited , on or before the twentieth day of Novem- ber next. Unless an uppearnncc Is so filed by or for you, your default will be recorded , tho said petition will be taken us confessed and you will be forever barred from pontestlng said petition or any decree entered thereon. Witness , JOHN E. FENTON, Es- quire , Judge of said Court, this nineteenth day of Octobor in the yaer nineteen hundrd and sixty-one. Attest with Seal of said Court. (Seal) Margaret M. Daly, Recorder. Albert W. Rockwood 829 Main St., Ostervllle, Mass. Atty. for the Petitioners (Oct, 26, Nov. 2, 9) LOST PASSBOOK Notice Is hereby given that Pass- book , No . 27875, issued by Hynnnls Trust Company, has been lost or destroyed und that application has been made to Hyannis Trust Com- pany to Issue duplicate book In ac- cordance with Chap. 590, Sec. 40, Acts of 1908. (Oct. 26, Nov . 2, 9)