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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1899
Page
7
Sherman G. Brasher of Boston files a Massachusetts Supreme Court divorce libel alleging Edith M. Brasher deserted him on December 25, 1890 after their 1888 marriage. Petition seeks dissolution of the bonds of matrimony and related orders as justice requires.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts the Suffolk Superior Court orders libellee Edith M Brasher to appear in Boston on the first Monday of June. Attested copy of libel and order must be published weekly in the Boston Post for three weeks and mailed or personally served at least fourteen days before the June date. Clerk Jos A Willard signs. John F Wakefield attorney 28 School Street Boston.
William L Moore of Cambridge Massachusetts petitions for divorce from Eletha Moore then of Murra Harbor North Prince Edward Island alleging cruel and abusive treatment and adultery dating from their marriage on July 19 1808 with a request for decreeing the dissolution of the marriage and related orders.
In Middlesex Superior Court on March 16 1899 the libellant is ordered to publish the libel and the court order in the Boston Post for three weeks and send copies by registered mail to the libellee. The libellee must appear in Cambridge on the first Monday of May and show cause why the libel prayer should not be granted. The clerk is Theo C Hurd with attorney John Wakefield of 28 School Street Boston.
G Howard Baker of Malden sues Nellie Baker, his wife, alleging adultery across Lynn Boston Providence and Rhode Island after their 1804 marriage in Boston. He seeks a divorce from the bonds of matrimony in Middlesex Superior Court, dated April 5, 1899.
The libellant must have the Abellee appear before the Cambridge Justices on the first Monday of June. An attested copy of the libel and order will be published weekly in Boston Suffolk County for three weeks, last publication fourteen days before the deadline, and sent by registered mail to the libellee’s last known residence to show cause why the prayer in the libel should not be granted. The clerk is Theo Churd. A true copy of the libel and order.
The subscriber Raymond A Wopkins is appointed administrator of the estate of Nathaniel A Ely late of Medford Middlesex deceased in testate and has given bond. All creditors must exhibit claims and debtors pay to Raymond A Wopkins administrator on April 8 1890 Provincetown Mass.
Ellen G. Roa of Boston is named administratrix of Mary M Tirrell late of Hoston Suffolk County deceased intestate. Creditors and claimants must exhibit their claims to the administratrix as required by law. Signed in Boston on April 3, 1809.
Daniel Donoghhue named administrator of the Timothy Donoghlue estate, late of Los Ten Suffolk. bond posted as required. Creditors must file claims and all debts should be paid to administrator Daniel Donoghu e. Joseph J. Murley, attorney, Tremont Building Boston. March 2, 1890.
Estate of Annie J Biggin late of Boston Suffolk county deceased without will. Creditors must exhibit demands and debtors pay to Ellen G Roake Admx at Loston April 3 1800.
Nettie H George of Watertown petitions for divorce from Frank A George of Gardiner Maine after marriage at Leominster Worcester County on December 24 1889 cited cruel and abusive treatment and failure to provide maintenance. She also seeks custody of their seven year old son Karl H George and asks for such further relief as justice requires.
Sarah P Stewart petitions in Middlesex Probate Court to transfer 360 dollars plus interest held in East Cambridge Five Cents Saving Bank to her as residuary legatee of Betsy L Lawrence. Court sets hearing for April 25 1899 in Cambridge and requires publication in the Boston Post.
Superior Court on April 3 1899 orders the libel to be published in Boston and serviced by registered mail to the libellee at his residence. Justice will be open for him to show cause why the prayer in the libel should not be granted, with THEO. C. HURD as clerk and John Wakefield attorney at 28 School Street.
Julia E Moore seeks a divorce from Henry H Moore after five years in Massachusetts and desertion since February 1889. She alleges faithful marriage, Connecticut residence, and cruelty including failure to provide support. Requests a decree of divorce and any further orders as just.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Superior Court dated March 16 1899 orders the county and the first Monday of May to cause an attested copy of the libel to be served. If the libelant’s residence is as stated, he must show cause before that day why the prayer in the libel should not be granted. Attest HEO c Hurd Clerk.
Charles E. Crockett of Boston petitions the Suffolk Superior Court for a divorce from Lottie Crockett alleging marriage in Boston on September 3 1596 and desertion on February 29 1806 after three years of separation. He seeks a divorce and related orders as justice requires.
Suffolk ss Superior Court Clerk's Office Boston March 14 1899 on filing of the foregoing libel it is ordered that an attested copy of said libel and order be served on libellee Lottie Crockett at least fourteen days before Jos A Willard Clerk John I Wakefield Attorney 25 School Street
William F. Moore Jr. of Boston files for divorce from Nellie I. Moore alleging marriage on November 16 1894 at Boston and adultery in Boston and Beachmont Chelsea in March and April 1808 with George Clark and other unknown men. Court in Suffolk County to consider decrees and orders.
Suffolk ss superior court clerk orders Nellie S Moore to appear in Boston on the first Monday of May to show cause why the amended libel prayer should not be granted. Attested copy of libel and order to be published weekly in the Boston Post for three weeks. service by publication or attested copy at least fourteen days before the May date. (Wellington Wells asst clerk. John FF Wakerfield attorney)
The annual meeting of this corporation will be held at 41 Waltham street on Monday evening the 24th for the election of officers and other lawful business. Tea will be served at 6 o clock. Business meeting directly after. W Sargent Clerk.
Suffolk Probate Court issues citation to heirs and interested parties in the estate of Joan Magee late of Boston requesting appearance on April 27 1899 to show cause why letters of administration with the will annexed should not be granted. Public notice to run weekly in the Boston Post for three weeks with delivery to known heirs seven days before the hearing.
Middlesex Probate Court cites heirs and all interested parties in the estate of James Linnehan of Newton. Dennis Linnehan petitions for letters testamentary with no bond. Hearing set in Cambridge on April 25, 1899 at 9 am. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. Witness Judge Charles J. McIntire.
Suffolk Probate Court calls heirs to show cause why Robert Henry Morris of Montreal and the named executors should be granted letters testamentary. Court in Boston on April 20, 1889 at 10 AM. Public notice required weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post and by mail or delivery of copies. Witness John W. McKim Judge. April 6, 1899. Eben Hutchinson Jr, Attorney. 542 Tremont Building, Boston.
Middlesex probate court cites heirs and creditors in the estate of William H. Stevens late of Watertown intestate to appear in Cambridge April 1809 for a hearing on Nellie H. Gibson of Springfield to receive letters of administration. Publication required weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. Dated April 12, 1899. Field: H. Folsom, Registrar.
Suffolk probate court requires heirs at law to appear May 4 1899 in Boston to show cause why the will petition by Thomas Edward OConnor should not be granted letters testamentary without bond. Public notice to run three weeks in the Boston Post and notices to known interested parties thirty days prior. Judge John W McKim presiding. Register Elijah George.
Suffolk Probate Court issues letters of administration with will annexed to William H. Jackson for Alice Jackson's Boston estate. He must publish three weekly citations in the Boston Post and mail copies to known heirs. Court session set for April 20, 1899 at ten o clock. Elijah George, Register.
Public notice to next of kin creditors and interested parties of the estate of Michael G Lynch late of Loston County deceased intestate. Petition granted for administration to Grace BK Lynch of Boston or other suitable person. Hearing scheduled at 10 o'clock in the forenoon on 1800 in Boston. Notices to be published weekly for three weeks in the Boston West and mailed fourteen days before court. initials Elliah George Register.
Classified notice seeking a first-class low-frame second hand bicycle in good condition for less than eighteen dollars. Contact CHAS A WHITE at 176 Lebanon street Malden Massachusetts for details.
The heirs at law of Henry Otis Hill of Boston are summoned as the probate court considers a petition by Elvira Ann Hill for letters testamentary with no surety on her bond. A hearing is set in Boston on April 27, 1899 at 10 a.m. with required public and mailed notices. Judge John W. McKim signs the writ.
Middlesex Probate Court summons heirs creditors and all interested in the estate of George G Fuller late of Weston to show cause on April 25 1899 why Abbie S Fuller of Weston should be granted letters of administration without bond. Public notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. Judge Charles J McIntire notes the date and year.
Suffolk Probate Court cites heirs at law of David B. Desmond late of Heston to appear April 20 1899 in Boston Suffolk. Minnie A. Desmond petitions for probate and must publish weekly notices for three weeks or serve all interested with this citation seven days before hearing. Judge Join W. Mekhim presiding. Assistant Register Eugenia Tappan signs.
Heirs, next of kin and creditors are cited in Suffolk Probate Court to respond to a petition to grant Edward J P Keating administration of Mary Sheridan late of Boston without bond. Hearing scheduled April 27 1899 at ten oclock. notice to be published once more. Judge John W McKim presiding. Elijah George register.
Alice Connell of Chelsea Mass has been appointed executrix of Hannah Connell late of Chelsea Suffolk deceased. She has given bond as required and requests all creditors to present claims and debtors to pay to her at 153 Auburn street Chelsea. Boston February 10 1899.
Patrick A. Collins appointed administrator with bond duties in Suffolk county to settle the estate of Michal M'Laughtan of Foston. Creditors urged to exhibit demands and debtors to pay. Notice dated April 1, 1800 from Tremont Building Boston.
Estate of James Osgood late of Boston to exhibit the same and all persons indebted to Milly M Osgood Admx 2 Atherton street Roxbury Boston April 18 1899.
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