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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1899
Page
7
The notice lists mixed railway schedules and stations across New Hampshire and Vermont with times, routes, and exceptions. It cites Conoco, Concord, Laconia, Plymouth, Burlington, Newport, and Montreal services with Sunday and weekday variations and seasonal changes.
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Suffolk county Massachusetts court notices probate proceedings for Eleazor X of Boston. Administrator Pattee presents final account and seeks approval. heirs must appear September 7, 1809 at ten o clock AM. Copy of citation to all interested parties fourteen days prior or via weekly publication. Witness Elijah George.
Suffolk Probate Court commands all interested parties to appear in Boston at the seventeenth of August to show cause why the first and final account for Mary Thompsons estate should not be allowed. The notice requires service by delivery or publication in weekly Boston newspapers and is signed by Esquire, Clerk.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk Probate Court issues citation against heirs and creditors in the Brown estate of Boston. Petition seeks letters of administration to Murph y public administrator Suffolk. Hearing set August 17 at Boston Probate Court. Publication in Boston Post weekly until final notice.
The subscriber Francis Be Merriman is appointed administrator of the estate of SID 3 NJAMIN of Shirley Middlesex deceased in testate. He has given bond and all demands must be exhibited and all debts paid to the administrator at Box 02 Shirley Mass by July 19 1899.
Executors of the will of MARGA HICKEY late of Boston Suffolk county have been appointed and are to exhibit the will and settle debts. Creditors are instructed to pay to Ian A Collins and B Cahill Executors at Tremont Building Boston. Also Bertha J Klous administratrix of Merlous estate is to exhibit bond and creditors to pay to her at Tremont Building care of F C Dowd Boston.
By virtue of a mortgage power the Boston Savings Bank will sell on September 6, 1890 at three o'clock the premises in Neponset Dorchester portion Boston Suffolk. The parcel with buildings covers about 13 800 square feet and lies north of two marked lots on a plan by L C Cole dated October 1801. Terms require a $200 deposit at sale and balance in cash on delivery of deed. Edward H. Barton treasurer announces the sale.
Under a deed dated May 27 1884 and assigned to F Ceeetown the premises on Chadwick street Boston are foreclosing for breach of loan conditions. The parcel, 35 feet by 50 feet with a 3 foot passage, lies in the Northwesterly by Chadwick and Cronin lines, with the partition wall line and adjacent houses. Sale set for Wednesday September 6 1890 at 4 o clock in the afternoon. at public auction, mortgage holder’s rights reserved. Augustus 30 Chas. Db Adams, Atty. 28 Court st. Boston.
Libellant seeks a divorce from his wife M with grounds of desertion since mid March 1880 after seven years of separation. He also requests custody of their minor child Vera H aged ten and asks for support and other decrees as justice requires. The case references Syracuse New York and mentions alleged adultery with unnamed women.
Massachusetts court orders libel proceed ing party to publish notice at least fourteen days before the first Monday of September and mail to last known address. Clerk P. Hardy Attest Wakefield Boston address listed.
In Suffolk County a petition seeks custody of a minor child named George R. Wood born to married couple A Wood and the respondent. The filing notes the marriage began May 7 1890 and requests custody and related decrees as deemed proper by the court.
In Boston Suffolk County court on July 14 18XX the libellee A Wood is ordered to appear in Boston within fourteen days of publication of the amended libel and order. A true copy of the libel as amended and the order is to be served by publication or by attested copy and mailing to the last known address. The libellee must show cause why the prayer of the libel should not be granted.
The petitioner, Mrs. Stevens, requests a divorce from William Stevens and asks for leave to resume her maiden name M A, alleging faithfulness and dissolution of the marriage. The filing marks a plea to restore her former surname upon final decree.
Clerk's July 8 1899 order in a Suffolk Superior Court libel matter directs actions regarding service and publication. Willard Clerk and Bellew Assistant fail to furnish certain documents. John F Wakedel attorney at 28 School St Boston signs as attorney.
The libellant seeks a divorce from Waldo B. Averill of Cambridge now residing in Senemaet nay Newhay. They wed Sept 14 in Cambridge, lived in Somerville Cambridge and nearby, but Averill deserted about April 1896. One child George W. born of the marriage is named in the petition.
An attested copy of an order from Common Council court dated 1898 is to be published in the Boston public record. The notice names the officials and county involved and directs publication in the local newspaper.
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