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Hyannis
FEDERATED CHURCH
The custom ot holding the White
Gifts Service In conjunction -with
the Morning Services on a Sunday
prior to Christmas, which was In-
augurated last year, will be follow-
ed on this Sunday at 9:30 and 11.
The Junior Dept. and Junior High
Dept. will meet In Baldwin Hall at
9:20 and attend the 9:30 servico
in a body. The pre-school children
will meet as usual and enter' the
church for the Service of White
Gifts In the latter part ot "the
church service. The Junior Choir
will sing. Dr. Carl Fearing Schultz,
Minister, will bring an appropri-
ate message Tbr The Christmas
Season.
At 11, the Senior High Dept. will
attend church. The Pre-school and
Primary Dept. will meet In their
rooms as usual and at 11:45 will
process to the church for the
Service ot White Gifts, with songs
by the Departments and a White
Gifts Tableaux by members of the
Primary Department under the di-
rection of Mrs. Kenneth Bearse,
and the faculty .of tho two Depart-
ments. At both 9:30 and 11-.00
members attending will bring gifts
of toys, games, books, clothing,
|etc., wrapped in white and marked
( for boy or girt and approximate
age.
| Members of the Federated
Church congregations are invited
to bring Swan Soap wrappers Sun-
day as the Trl-Hl Is collecting
them in accordance with the ar-
rangement by which the Company
sends soap overseas for wrappers
received. Officers of the Tri-HI
Club elected at a recent meeting;
include Miss Alice Brown , presi-
dent; Miss Martha Schultz , vice-
president; Miss Prudence Thachor,
secretary, and Miss Carol Cole-
man, treasurer.
Sunday at 12:10 at the Class
Period, members will assist in the 1
preparation of the Sunshine Boxes '
to be distributed on the Cape at '
ChriBtmas by the Salvation Army.!
| The Trl-Hi Is planning to sponsor
1
I Its annual New Year'B Eve Dance
i Saturday, Dec. 31st ,to be followed
by the annual New Year's Eve
Service at Church.
Sunday evening at 7:30 a Christ-
' mas Cantata will be given hy the
choir, "Song of Christmas." i
The Junior Dept, Grades 4, 5, fi ,|
and the Junior High Depts., will
hold their Christmas Party on Fri-
day, Dec. 23, at 7 p.m. The Senior
High Party will be Christmas Eve
following the singing of ChriBtmas
Carols. The Pre-school and Primary
Depts. will have their Christmas
Gifts on Christmas Sunday in con-
nection with their Christmas Wor-
ship Services.
HYANNIS WOMAN'S CLUB
Community Service
Business at the las!"meeting in-
cluded donations of f 5 each to the
Neediest Families Fund of-Cape
Cod Standard-Times and Camp Fire
Girls. Mrs. Hemsn
^
Pierce, chair-
man of the Veterans Committee,
called a meeting tor yesterday
afternoon In the home of the de-
partment chairman, Mrs. George!
W. Wagoner, to complete and All
the Christmas treasure bags. The
next meeting will be Dec. 30.
The Boys' Choir of the Training i
School composed of 26 pupils of the
3rd, 4th and $th grades, a project
of Miss Edna Lahteine, the teacher
who trained them, entertained with
chorus numbers and BOIOB . MI BB
Dorothy L. Barton, vocal music
supervisor, was the accompanist.
A ChriBtmas message was given
by the Rev. E. Gage Hotaling. The
boyB appeared in white BhlrtB, blue
ties and dark trousers.
General
Members and gueBts were enter-
tained TueBday evening by the
: Drama Department who presented
Olive Bogart of Brookllne, reader,
dancer and mime, a theatre in her-
self , and William PeterBon of Bos-
ton, concert pianist, who gave solos
land was the accompanist. Refresh-
ments were served.
The monthly business meeting
held In the afternoon included an-
nouncement of a gift of $200 from
the Junior Club and a report of
I $40.10 cleared on card parties by
I the Finance Committee. Mrs. M.
Morrell Berg of Hyannis and Mrs.
William M. Mulheron of Center-
I vllle were reported as new mem-
I bers. Notice was given of a speclnl
meeting of the Art Department for
Jan. 3rd when coins and currency
will be discussed. Mrs. E. Joslln
I Whitney, president, reported that
members of the club are assisting
in the Christmas BaBket project
of the Salvation Army for Otis Air
Base, Capo Cod Hospital and other
groups. She also announced Hint
she would name a memherslilp
committee which is a new com-
mittee.
Soap wrappers must he sent to
Mrs. Chester A. Baker in time to
be received in Boston by Dec. 81.
Mrs. William S. Murray, Jr., played
for singing of carols. Stage decora-
tions were a lighted tree and
Christmas greens. Window sills
were trimmed with red streamers
and holly,
L E G A L N O T I C E S
SHARE CERTIFICATE LOST
Notice is hereby given that Paid-
up Share Certificate 743, issued by
the Hyannis Co-operative Bank, has
been lost or destroyed, and that
application has been made to the
said Hyannis Co-operative Bank to
issue a duplicate 8hare In accord-
ance with the requirements of Sec-
tion 40, Chapter 690, Acts of 1908.
| Deo. 16, 23, 29
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Howard Pulslfer, Harold
Casey, Dorothy Thompson, Edward
Nicholson and Horace J. Ryder.
Literary
The meeting listed for Monday
has. been, canceled.
Drama
Mrs. Horace J. Ryder, Mrs. War-
ren W. Cook and Mrs. Frank S.
O'Neil were named UB a reading
committee to select a choice of
plays to be considered for a general
club entertainment at last week's
meeting. Members were entertain-
ed by Mrs. Louise B. Connors, who
gave Impersonations.
PERSONALS
Miss Nancy Hinckley of Colby
College expects to come home for
the holidays Saturday. Her sister,
Miss Mary Ann Hinckley of the
Moderne School of Design plans
to come Tuesday.
Thomas p. McKeon will Jrlve
to Norwich University Saturday>for
his son, Lieutenant-Cadet Thomas ]
F. McKeon, Jr., who will spend
the holidays at home. ;
! Mrs. Sarah B. Kelley plans to
leave Monday for Concord, N. H.,
to visit her son, Gelorge E. Kelley
for the holidays.
Mrs. Ann H. Bearse is In Salem
1 for a few weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. William J. Burch, and children
while Mr. Burch is hospitalized.
Mrs. John J. Levine, Jr., re-
returned home from the Cape Cod
Hospital with her son born there
Dec. 7.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis V, Arenovski
drove to Wellesley for their daugh-
ter Joan, n student at Dana Hall ,
who is home for the holiday vaca-
tion.
POST-OFFICE
Postmaster Vernon Morgan an-
nounces that through December 24
the post office 1B being kept open
from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. dully, hecaiiBe
of the unexpected increase in the
Christmas mail volume. The money
order window will close at 0 p.m. i
LIBRARY
The library will be closed De-
cember 24 and 31, as announced hy
llio Directors of the South Yar- i
mouth Library Association,
Mrs. Caroline R. Slebens will be
away on her annual vacation from
December 18 to January 2. During !
her absence, Mrs. Maude Boesse
and Mrs. Edward W. Ambrose will i
substitute. .
REV. WILLIS E. PLAXTON
Funeral sorvices were conducted
nt the Methodist Church In South
Yarmouth December 8 for llev.
Willis E. Plaxton, who died at his
home here on Miilu Street Decem-
ber 5, at 76 years of age.
Mr. Plaxton bad told pastorates
In Osterville, Marstons Mills ,
North Harwich , Woods Hole, Fair-
haven , New Bedford , South Yar-
mouth, and other places In New
England. He was a native ot Can- '
ada, but came to the United Stntes |
to study at the age of 19, Ho WUH .
a graduate of Wesley College In
North Dakota, and Boston Univer-
sity School of Theology. While in
college, he was on the football
team and also played soccer. Re-
cently he has specialized in raising
dahlias. He had all his life been In-
terested in horses.
Surviving him are his widow ,
Mrs. Hannah C. (Crowell) Plaxton;
a sister , Mrs. Lillian Bell , Toronto;
two brothers , Frank Plaxton of
Toronto and Clarence Plaxton of
LoculB Hill , Canada , and several
nieceB and nephews.
I
South Yarmouth
Three holiday parties are on tne
schedule of the Legion, Post 200.
Saturday, December 17 comes
the Children's Party, starting at
3:30 P.M., when children of veter-
ans and others are invited to the
Legion Home in HyanniB. Santa
Claus will be there to distribute
gifts and candy.
On Tuesday, the 20th, members
of the Legion and Auxiliary and
their friends will gather at Legion
Home in the evening to enjoy the
fine Christmas celebration pre-
pared for them. Santa will be on
hand with his giftB nnd candy.
| A Now Year'B Eve party, to
which the public Is Invited , Is also
being planned ul Legion Home,
from 8 o'clock on.
Commander Frank Mather has
announced that tho southwest room
in Legion Homo has been reserved
as a clubroom for members of the
Post and their guests.
Plan Legion Parties
FUND RAISING
Several campaigns are being
waged in Barnstable High School
to raise funds. The Senior Class is
selling pins and Christmas cards.
The Junior Class Is Belling address
labels and ball point pens. The
Freshman Class sponsored a
Christmas dance, under tho super-
vision of Mr. Levlnson, last Fri-
day, Dec. 9th, in the Barnstable
,High School cafeteria. Chairman of
the dance committee was Kalllope
J Garoufes. The Tip Top Band
I played. To help in the Red Cross
{ drive, the students of Barnstable
High are requested to contribute
money and discarded clothing.
B.H.S. Notes
At Cape Cod Hospital
Dec. 14, a son to Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph M. Stlmson, Harwich.
Dec. 16, a daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. George Pierce, East Sand-
wich.
BIRTHS
WEYAR MATRON8
Mrs. Victor Mackey, Mrs. Lloyd
Welch, Mrs. Arthur Paarson and
Mrs. Foster Baker, the hostesses
for the coming WeYar Matrons
Christmas party, met with Mrs.
Everett Wllllston, their president,
to discuss and make plans. The
group met In the home ot the Wll-
llstons In Colonial Acres. Each
member of the Matrons Club is ex-
pected to bring a gift for exchange
and a gift for, their mystery pal.
The 'Teen-Age League of the
Congregational met in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pearson on
Sunday night. Wallace C. Liberty
of Colonial Acres was the speaker
for the evening. Refreshments were
served. Mrs. William E. Cash is
chairman.
Winthrpp Wilbur, Howard Mon-
roe and Arthur Pearson, Past Mas-
ters of Howard Lodge, attended a
Past Masters banquet at the Wind-
swept in Dennis. Mr. Pearson, as
the present Master, will attend
the Grand Lodge meeting In Bos-
ton soon.
BAKE CAKE CONTEST
Mrs. Mae Kenlston, Home Eco-
nomists at Yarmouth High Sohool,
will replace Miss Lorraine DeLalt-
tre as the judge In the Bake a
Cake Contest sponsored by Can-
nons Inc. at West Yarmouth, on
Thursday.
MI BB Beverly Brown, Home serv-
ico Director at Cannons, reminded
persons Interested in entering the
contest to submit their ontries by
2:30 p.m. Thursday. Judging will
start at 3:30. Other judges and
Mrs. James F. Syme, president of
the Hyannis Camp Flro Girls
Council.
Cakes will be auctioned off , it
has been announced , and proceeds
will be turned ovor to tho Capo
Cod Standard-Times Neediest Fam-
ily Fund.
COIN CLUB
Tho Capo Cod Coin Club held n
apodal meeting nt 7:30 last Thum-
ilay at the home of Its president ,
Kenneth C. Hammond, to elect
officers and dualize plans for a
special club affair Friday night
In Baldwin Hall , Hyannis.
MOTHERS CLUB PARTY
The Young Mothers Club will
hold Its annual ChrtBtnuin party for
members' children nt 3 p.m. Sntur-
ilay In the Community Building.
Mrs. Edward Marvin , chairman ,
has made arrangements for the
appearance of Santa Clnus, for a
tree and for refreshments, others
nn tho committee are Mrs. Frederic
Oehmo, Mrs. Albert Neimi and
Mrs. Otto Kittlla.
MEMBERS' PARTY
Members of the Young Mothers
Club will meet nt 8 p.m. Monday
at the home of Mrs. Clarence Cros-
by for a abort business meeting.
A Christmas tree party will fol-
low with girts exchanged and re-
freshments served. Mrs. Bradford
Sellfo and Mrs. Fred Thachor will
be co-hostesses.
WILLIAM WHITING
Funeral services were conducted
in Siiiiiei -viiie , December 14 for
William Whiting, who died sudden-
ly December 11 at his borne in this
village. Mr. Whiting formerly lived
In Somorvllle.
Survivors are his widow , Mrs.
Ruth V. (Heckendorf) Whiting of
this village ; three sisters, Mrs.
0. Frunh of Norwood , Mrs. Lillian
Phllhronk of Barnstable and Mrs.
Alien B, Broadbent of Hyde Park ;
two brothers, Walter R. Whiting
of Hyde Park and John F. Whiting
of Holy Hill , Florida.
PER80NALS
Mrs. James Collins of Hinninean
Drive, returned home from a trip
to Washington on Thursday. While
there Bhe stayed with Mrs. Vir-
ginia Russell. On her way homo
she visited with Mr. Collins' broth-
er of Lowell Park , Long Island.
Miss June Gorham of Main
Street plans to leave for Maiden
on tho coming Mondny. She will
spend the Christinas holidays with
her father.
Mr. and MrB. Edward Harold ot
Jamaica Plain spent tho weekend
In their summer homo on South
Sen Avenue.
A group of neighborly people on
South Sea Avenue gave a surprise
housewarmlng party for Mr. and
Mi-s. Francis Drown. The Browns
had just finished building their
now home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hosoburg and
Iholr daughter Dorothy, owners of
the Rod Hose Tea Room in Englo-
wood, have moved to their winter
residence In Showflhoroiigh.
Mr. und Mrs. Francis Murray
and their Bon, Jimmy, who have
been living with tho Charles And-
ersons on Berry Avenue, expect to
move to their newly built homo In
Hyannis this weekend.
Mrs. Alice Hudson of Fltchburg,
who has been visiting her son and
dnughter-in-law , Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Hudson , of Berry Avenue ,
Is planning to return to her home
this weekend.
Mrs. Arthur Williams and her
son, Mark have moved to Brockton
where she is staying with rela
tlves. Mr. Williams , who Is a Chlel
Pharmacists' Mate in the Navy
and has been with the Massachu
setts Maritime Academy, Is await
ing definite orders for sea duty.
8gt. Harry Ham, who Is with thi
Otis Air Base, Is spending a 2E
day leave with his wife and soi
on Massachusetts Avenue.
West Yarmouth
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MARINERS LODGE
At the annual mooting of Marin-
ers Lodge, A. F. & A. M., lUBt wook
in Masonic Hall , the following
elections look place: Willnrd II.
Phillips , worship master; Roger
A. Burlingnmo , senior warden;
Bradford L, Tollman, Junior ward-
on; Hay 11. Held , treasurer ; War-
ren P. Clark , secretary; Arthur J.
I)uffIn . chaplain; Helton C. Hall ,
marshal ; Robert G. Bennett , senior
dem on ; Robort F. Ilaydon , junior
deacon ; Waldo A. Howe , senior
steward ; Lawrence M. Vrooni ,
junior steward , and Norman E.
Williams , tylor. Mr. Duffln also was
named a trustee for three years.
BIBLE DISPLAY
At the special servico at the
Federated Church Sunday nftur-
noon, Doc. 11 , In honor of Univer-
sal lllhlo Sunday, a collection of
Bibles was displayed , soul from the
Massachusetts Bible Society. There
were photographs of pages from
earl y English Bibles, White Bihlos
used for baptisms and confirma-
tion nnd wedding gifts , a Bible
covered with wood from Jerusalem,
und others.
Two sound motion pictures on
tho Bible were shown, und a Koda-
chrome travelogue on "The Blblo .
in Guulomulu. "
A fellowship hour followed , with
refreshments
LIBRARY GIFT
An anonymous friend of the Li-
brary has promised a gift of $1000
Tor repairs to the building, if the
townspooplo wll) , by the end of tbu
year, raise money for the same
purpose,
The interior needs ronovutlng,
und no major repairs have boon
done for nearly 50 yonrs. The cell-
ing must bo rebuilt , and the oiitlro
Interior cleaned , painted , und re-
wired,
A Christmas sale was hold on
Tuesday to raise funds toward this
objective committee for which was
Mrs. Clayton Crawford , MI BB Mary
G. Moacham , Mrs. Charles Savory,
Mrs. Wlllium Harmon , Miss Eliza-
beth Harlow , MrB. C. A. Cottrell
and Mrs. Arnold Lundciulst.
The directors have contributed
$20. for tho purchase of books.
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„ Pnpne Hyannis 1649-M-3
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16,000.00 cash, excellent terms
Will sell single or in group.
Tel. Harwich 1032-W-3
PIANO TUNING by experienced
men. Monthly trip to the Cape.
Drop a card to Vlnecomb & Durtee,
1086 ltobeBon Street, Fall Kivor.
Since 1800. Chargos: Uprights
$4.60, Grand $5.
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PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Everett H. Hinckley
attended the funeral of his uncle,
Joseph L. Peabody, in Wayland on
Tuesday. Monday evening Mr.
Hinckley was at Hotel Statler, BOB-
ton, for tho banquet of the New
England Road Builders' Association.
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Tel. Osterville 4043
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PIANO TUNING
Repairing . Reletting
(20 years experience)
Marstons Mills Mass.
Insurance
Real Estate
J. L. ROGERS
Orleans Tel. 110 Mae*.
HYANNISFISHCO.
PLEASANT STREET
Phone Hyannis 1266VV1
Ou the Waorfra.i
Everything in Season
Wire and Manila Ropo, Paints
and Complete Lino or Murine Hard-
ware and Fishing Huppllos. Mulllns
FIshliiK Gear, Inc., Pier 4, New
Bedford, Mass. Tel. 5-74(1.1,
8CHUMAN REALTY COMPANY
REALTORS
All kinds of property bought and
sold, Leases, mortgages, and finan-
cing arranged .
Georgo J. Schuman
Ruth II. Schuman
266 Main Street Hyannis, Mass.
Directly across the. street from
the HyanniB R. R, Station
Tel. Hyannis 277
Parts and Repairs For All Make
Sewing Machines. Make a Portable
Electric out ot your Old Sewing
Machine, $30.60. Stlch-ln-Tlme Shop
—the One Stop Shop for the Sew-
ing Women. Fabrics and Sewing
Accessories. Ruth and Arthur Mac-
Enerney, 9 Sherman Square, Tel.
Hyannis 1840.
FLOOR HANDING A REPIN18H-
ING. Also machines to rent Wall-
paper Shoppe. Tel. Hyannia 1766.
PAINTING & DECORATING
Exterior — Interior
F. L. ROCHE * SONS
Phone Hyannis 2062-M-8
ARVID and WALTER JACOBBON,
Interior and Exterior Painting.
Paper Hanging, Ceilings Unfinish-
ed-. Telephone Hyannii 1142-M or
1669-M.
ALCOHOLICS-ANONYMOUS. FOR
INFORMATION writ* (Cape Ood
Group) P. O. Box 7»1, Hyannle.
Mass.
J A M E S W . K E A R N B
MASON CONTRACTOR
Brickwork ¦ Cesspools
Foundations
"Fireplaces a Specialty "
Murstons Mills Tel, Ost. 727
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LTOAL NOTI CSS
Case No. 18673
Tne commonwealth of Massa-
chusetts
- tMtioJcmmT.t a ;-3
2 To Rolon* «.3Sn'ow,-aif*it Ke§
Lick, George- Harding ttiT Arthf
f young, ot Chatham, in tft
Fmmty of BfcPMUbleju-aa* »ati.
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noratlon having an usual place of
Cess in BafttstahW
, and nttd
County^-- -Sherrill. S.-Atwood,, of
Needham, "in the. County ot, Noi)-
mlk snil aaM CofaJmonWeallh )
Frederick » OrtSooW ot Nutley,
i in the 8Uto of New;Je»aey; Bl-
\ nathan E. Bldwdge, of said Barn-
stable; and to all whgm
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C°Whereas, I pifltionnaa been pre-
sented to B*M Cdutt 1>r Stanley O.
Reese, of Alexandria, in the State
of Virginia, to register and con-
Arm his title in the folldwtag de-
scribed land: -
Four certain parcels of land with
the buildings therein
,, stttlate in
gaid Chatham, bouftden-•
*»*• de-
tcribed as fdllows!
Parcel 1. Northerly, .Northeast-
erly, Northwesterly -,and- Northerly
by Cockle Cove and a stream of
water and land of Arthur U Young;
Easterly by land of George Hard-
ing- Southeasterly, Southerly,
Easterly and Southerly again,
Westerly, Southerly again and
Southwesterly by land ot Frederick
p. Drlscoll.
Parcel 2. Northrly by land
of Elmer Kendrlck; Easterly,
1 Northerly and agajn Easterly by
I land of Sherrlll S. Atwood; South-
' erly and Easterly by land of
Arthur L. Young; Southwesterly
and Westerly by Cockle Cove nnd
land of Elmer Kendrlck.
Parcel S. Northerly by land ot
Elmer Kendrlck; Southeasterly by
land of Elmer Kendrlck; Southerly
by Cockle Cove and Westerly by
land of Roland B. Snow.
Parcel 4. Being a parcel of
Marsh upland consisting of an
island entirely surrounded by the
waters of Cockle Cove.
Petitioner claims as appurtenant
to the above described land rights
or easements as follows: Right of
way from Parcel 1. to the town
road known as Hardlngs Beach
Road, Said land Is subject to and
has the benefit of any "Vights of
way or other interests of rights
referred to in the deeds in the
chain of title and subject to and
with the benefit of the provisions,
conditions and agreements relating
to tbe matters set forth and con-
tained in agreement between Wal-
ter S. Barr and Chester W. Lasell
dated July 6, 1927 recorded in the
Barnstable County Registry ot
Deeds In Book 448, Page 369.
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 UB shown on said plan.
If you desire to make any ob-
jection or defense to . said petition
you or your attorney must file a
written appearance and all answer
under oath, setting fortli clearly
and specifically your objections or
defense to each part ot 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 Recorde? at said
Court at the Registry ot Deeds at
Barnstable In the County of
Barnstable where a copy of the
plan filed with said petition is de-
posited, on or before the twenty-
seventh day of December next.
Unless an appearance is so filed
by or for you, your default will
be recorded, the said petition will
be taken as confessed and you will
be forever barred from contest-
ing said petition or any decree
entered thereon. '
Witness, JOHN B. FENTON, Es-
quire , Judge of said Court, this
twenty-fifth day ot November in
the year nineteen hundred and
forty-nine.
SYBIL H. HOLMES,
Recorder
Attest with Seal of said Court.'
(Seal)
Harold Castonguay
Hyannis, Mass.
Atty. for the petitioner.
Dec. 1, 8, 15
PA8SBOOK8 LOST
Notice is hereby given that Pass-
books, NOB. 2839 and 2764, issued
by the Hyannis Cooperative Bank
, have been lost or destroyed and
that applications have been made
to the said Hyannis Cooperative
Bunk to Issue duplicate books In
accordance with Section 40, Chap-
^r 690, Acts of 1908.
Bec. l, 8, 15
PASSBOOK L08T
Notice Js hereby given that Pass-
book-, No. 15141, issued by the
Hyannis Trust Company Savings
Department, has been lost or de-
stroyed and that application has
been made to the Bold Hyannis
"rust Company to issue a dupli-
cate book in accordance with Sec-
tion 40 , Chapter 690, Acts of 1908.
Doc 1, 8, 16
(Trustees Account)
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss.
PROBATE COURT
To all persons Interested in the
trust estate under the will of
fikORGE B. JOHNSON, late ot
utirnBtable , in said County, de-
ceased, for the benefit of A. ERROL
JOHNSON and others.
The trustee of said estate has
Presented to said Court tor allow-
"ice Its 5th, 6th and 7th accounts.
if you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance In said Court
« Barnstable before ten o'clock in
"»e forenoon on the 27th day of
"Member, 1949, the return day of
"•'a citation.
Witness, COLLEN C. CAMP-
»^L Esquire, Judge of said
u>un, this 2nd day of December,
i"l!'8 year one thousand nine hun-
"red and forty-nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW,
luv THS PATRIOT TOR HOMC
TOWN NCWS
L t O A L N O T I C S S
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable,, ss. . .
No.. 21264
SUPERIOR COURT IN EQUITY
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Bourne, Barnstable County, Com-
jtnonwealth of Massachusetts and
to all whom it may concern.
i| BUZZARDS BAY . NATIONAL
BANK ot Bourne (Buzzards Bay),
a banking dorporatlen 'duly estaW
fished under the laws of the United
States of America and having its
principal place ot business at
Bourne (Buzzards Bay), Barnstable
County, Commonwealth ot Massa»
chusetts claiming to be the holder
of a mortgage covering real propi»
erty SKuated - In Bourne In said
County of Barnstable, given by
Walfred Anderson and June B.
Anderson to Buzzards Bay National
Bank dated August 30, 1948 and
recorded with Barnstable County
Deeds, Book 702, Page 17, has filed
with said court a bill In equity for
Authority to forecloee said mort-
gage in the following manner, to
wit: by entry an*-possession and
"by the exercise of?h power of sale
contained in said-mortgage.
If you are entitled to the bene-
fits of the Soldiers* and Satlors*
Civil Relief Act of 1940 and amend-
ments thereto and you object to
the foreclosure of said mortgage,
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance and answer in
said court at Barnstable on or be-
fore December 27, 1949, or you may
be forever barred from claiming
that such foreclosure made under
such authority 1B Invalid under
said act.
Witness, JOHN P. HIGGINS,
Esquire, Chief Justice of our Super-
ior Court, the twenty-second day
of November, in the year of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred
and forty-nine.
DONALD G. TRAYSER,
Clerk.
Nov. 24, Dec. 1, 8,
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss.
PROBATE COURT
To all personB interested in the
estate of LILIAN MARSHALL
HOWES, late ot Chatham, In said
County, deceased.
A petition has been presented to
said Court tor probate of a certain
instrument purporting to be the
last will of said deceased by
HENRY S. HOWES, of Chatham in
said County of Barnstable; ELIZ-
ABETH H. DINSMOOR, of Boston
in the County of Suffolk; HENRY
F. MITCHELL, ROBERT M. MIT- |
CHELL end EARL JOHNSON, all
of WelleBley in the County of Nor-
folk, praying that they be appoint-
ed executors thereof without giving
a surety on their bonds. |
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 27th day of '
December, 1949, the return day of '
this citation.
Witness, COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of said
Court, this -2nd- day of December,
in the year one thousand nine hun-
dred and forty-nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW,
Register.
Dec. 8, 16, 22.
PASSBOOK L08T
Notice is hereby given that Pass-
book No. 743, issued by the Hyiui- 1
nls Co-operative Bank, has been '
lost or destroyed, and that applica-
tion have been made to the said 1
Hyannis Co-operative Bank to Issue
duplicate books in accordance with
the requirements ot Section 40,
Chapter 690, Acts of 1908.
Dec. 8, 16, 22.
THE BARNSTABLE COUNTY I
NATIONAL BANK OF HYANNIS
Hyannis, Massachusetts
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS
You are hereby notified that the
Twenty-first Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders of The Barnstable
County National Bank of Hyannis
will be held at Its banking rooms
at 442 Main Street, Hyannis, Mass-
achusetts, on Thursday, January
12, 1960, next, at 2:00 o'clock in the
afternoon, to elect a Board of Di-
rectors; and for the transaction
of such other and further business
as may lawfully come before the
meeting.
ALTON M. BAKER,
Cashier
Dec. 8, 16, 22
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss.
PROBATE COURT
To all persona, interested in the
estate of MARION WILLIAMS
WILDS, late of Riverdale , In the
County of Bronx, and State of New
York, deceased.
A petition has been presented to
said Court with certain papers pur-
porting to be copies of the last will
of said deceased , and of the probate
there of In sold State of New York,
duly authenticated, by CHARLES
MANLY WILDS of Yonkers, West-
chester Co., N. Y., ELIZABETH
WILDS VAN INGEN of Yonkers,
Westchester County , New York,
and WARD B, CHAMBERLIN , of
Norwalk, In the County of Fair-
field , and State of Connecticut,
praying that the copy of said will
may be filed and recorded In the
Registry of Probate of said County
of Barnstable, and that they be
appointed executors thereunder
without giving a surety on their
bonds,
If you deBlre 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 24th day of
! January, 1960, the return day of
, this citation.
Witness, COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of said
Court, this 12th day of December,
in the year one thousand nine hun-
dred and forty-nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW,
Register,
Dec. 16, 22, 29.
Method facilitates every kind of
business, and by making it easy
makes it agreekble, "
and also sue-
ceasful.—C. Simmons.
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