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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1899
Page
7
Ellen Downing named administratrix of Michael Downing late of Boston Suffolk County deceased intestate. Bond filed as required. Creditors must exhibit claims and heirs must pay to Admx. Boston March 27 1899.
Ellen G Groak has been appointed administratrix of the estate of Mary M Tirrell late of Boston Suffolk County deceased intestate. She has given the required bond and all claimants must exhibit their demands and all debtors must pay the estate to Ellen G Groak Admx Boston April 3 1899.
Daniel Donoghue is appointed administrator of the Timothy Donoghue estate of Boston Suffolk County deceased intestate. Creditors and all persons indebted are urged to present claims and make payments to attorney Rizeho J. Murphy at 245 Tremont Building Boston, MA.
The subscriber Ellen G. Ghoake is appointed administratrix of the estate of Anni J. Biggles in Suffolk County. Bond given as required. Creditors must exhibit claims and debtors pay to Ellen G. Ghoake Administratrix. Date April 3, 1806.
The annual meeting of stockholders of the East Boston Company will be held at 13 Devonshire Street, Boston on May 1 1804 to elect directors and transact other business. The transfer book closes April 22 1890 and reopens after the meeting. Charles B Adams, Clerk.
The libellant is ordered to notify the libellee to appear before judges in Cambridge on the first Monday of June. An attested copy of the libel and order must be published weekly in the Boston Post for three weeks and sent by registered mail to the libellee’s last known address to show cause why the prayer in the libel should not be granted.
Julia E Moore of Everett Massachusetts seeks a divorce from Henry H Moore of Hartford Connecticut. She alleges desertion beginning February 1 1889 lasting over three years and requests alimony and such further orders as justice requires.
In an 1899 complaint William L Moore of Cambridge seeks a divorce from Eletha Moore of Murray Harbor North Prince Edward Island alleging cruel and abusive treatment and adultery committed abroad with an unnamed man. He asks for a decree of dissolution of marriage and related orders.
Libelant directs libellee to appear before all justices of the Middlesex Superior Court at Cambridge on the first Monday of May. An attested copy of the libel and order must be published in the Boston Post weekly for three weeks, last publication fourteen days before the May date, and a copy sent by registered mail to the libellee’s residence. John F. Wakefield, Attorney.
William F. Moore Jr of Boston petitions the Suffolk Superior Court for a divorce a vinculo matrimonii from Nellie F. Moore of parts unknown alleging marriage on November 16 1894 in Boston and adultery by Nellie F. Moore with George Clark and others in Boston during March and April 1898.
Suffolk, ss Superior Court in Boston orders that the defendant Nellie F Moore be served with an amended libel and order. Publication of the libel copy runs weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. Service by mail or personal delivery must occur at least fourteen days before the first Monday of May 1899.
In Suffolk County, Sherman G. Brasher of Boston files for divorce from Edith M. Brasher after three years of desertion begun December 25, 1899. The court orders notice by publication in the Boston Post and service by registered letter, with a June first deadline for Edith to answer.
G Howard Baker of Malden petitions Middlesex justices for a divorce from Nellie Baker, alleged adulteress, citing marriage in Boston on August 29 1804 and long separation with acts of adultery in Lynn Essex County Boston and Providence Rhode Island. requested decree dated 5th day of A D 1899.
In Middlesex County Superior Court on April 6 1899 the libel order requires the libellee to appear before the court in Cambridge. An attested copy of the libel and order must be published in the Boston Suffolk county newspaper weekly for three weeks, with the last publication at least fourteen days before the specified day. A copy of the libel and order must be sent by registered mail to the libellee’s last known residence to show cause if any against the prayer of the libel.
Charles E. Crockett of Boston sues for a divorce from Lottie Crockett after three years of desertion ending before March 14 1899. The complaint cites a 1895 marriage in Boston and states Lottie Crockett abandoned the marriage around February 29 1896.
Massachusetts Commonwealth in Suffolk Superior Court petitions libellee Lottie Crockett with publication and service of libel and order before the first Monday of June. Libellee Jos A Willard clerk attests. John F. Wakefield attorney located at 28 School street Boston.
Suffolk Probate Court cites heirs and interested parties in the estate of David B Desmond of Boston to appear on April 20 1899 for probate of a will petition filed by Minnis A Desmond. Public notices must run weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post with proof of publication and mailings to known heirs.
Suffolk Probate Court cites heirs at law of Thomas Kenny of Boston to appear April 13 1899 for probate of a will presented by Mary Kenny executrix named without bond. Notice to publish weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post and mail or deliver copies to known heirs seven days before the hearing. Witness Judge John W McKim March 30 1899. Elijah George Register.
Suffolk Probate Court to heirs and creditors regarding administration of James E McCammon of Boston. Petition seeks letters of administration to Sarah Wilson without bond surety. Hearing set April 13, 1899 at 10 am in Boston. Publication in Boston Post for three weeks. Judge John W. McKim. Register Elijah George.
Next of kin creditors and all interested in the estate of Michael McLaughlin late of Boston deceased are cited to appear in the Probate Court Boston Suffolk on April 13 1899 at ten to show cause why administration should not be granted to Patrick A Collins without bond. Public notice to be printed weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. Witness Judge John W McKim and Register Elijah George.
Middlesex ss. Probate Court cites heirs and creditors in the estate of Mary Babbin late of Newton to appear April 11 1809 in Cambridge to show cause why a letter of administration may not be granted to Henry Marchant of Somerville without bond. Public notice to be run weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. Charles J. McIntire Judge. H. Folsom, Register.
Suffolk probate records announce the final account of executors James F. Dorcey and James J. OBrien for Margaret Maloney of Boston. A hearing is set for April 13, 1899, at 10 a.m. in Boston to show cause why the account should be approved. Executors must serve notices and publish weekly in the Boston Post for three weeks prior.
Suffolk ss Probate Court next of kin and all interested in Bridget Turley late of Ireland deceased. Patrick J Dunphy administrator has presented first account and partial distribution request. Court in Boston Suffolk on April 13 1890 at 10 am to show cause why account should not be allowed and distribution made. Citation to be published weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. Witness Judge John W Melkin March 30 1899.
In Middlesex a probate court citation seeks payment of four hundred dollars and three hundred sixty and 84-100 dollars plus interest from Betsy L. Lawrence s will. The executor failed to locate Amos Hill, funds deposited for him, and the residuary legatee petitions court to transfer the funds to sheriffs court for Cambridge on April 25, 1899 after weekly newspaper publication.
In Suffolk court the will of Sarah Jane Broderick late of Cheleea is offered for probate by Robert Tenney Moris of Montreal. Letters testamentary requested. other executors declined. Citation published in the Boston Post weekly for three weeks. due to be shown why letters should not be granted on April 20, 1899.
The estate of Patrick Morrison late of Boston is probated after a will is presented by John T. Hughes who seeks letters testamentary without bond. A probate court citation requires appearance on April 13, 1599 at 10 am to show cause. Public notice will be published weekly and notifications mailed to known interested parties seven days before the judge’s hearing. Elijah George, Register.
Suffolk Probate Court cites heirs and interested parties in the estate of Laura A. Smith late of Boston to appear on April 13 1839 for probate of a will presented by Homer E. White executor without bond. Notice directs mailing or delivering copy seven days before the hearing and final publication prior. Witness John W. McKim Esquire registrar Elijah Georgh.
Suffolk probate court cites heirs at law and creditors of Michael G Kynch late of Boston to appear for administration. Grache Lynch of Boston named as potential administrator or other suitable person. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks with final publication at least one day before court. Judge John W McKim signs with Register Bluam George.
Jell en Murray named as administratrix of the estate of Margarbplt Murray late of Boston Suffolk County singlewoman deceased intestate has taken administration and bond as required. Creditors and debtors must display claims or make payments to Jellen Murray at 183 St Alphonso Street Roxbury Boston on March 23 189.
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