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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1896
Page
7
Massachusetts court cites William C Johnson of Boston to appear December 18 1896 for discharge consideration. Publication required weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post with notices mailed to known creditors seven days prior. Judge John va McKim signs with register Pliuh George.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts issues a warrant in insolvency for John Deegan of Boston, a declared insolvent carpenter. Creditors must not pay debts or transfer property. a creditors meeting will be held January 1, 1897 at two PM in the Court of Insolvency at Pemberton Square, Boston.
A court issued a warrant in insolvency for Mollied W. Cole of Boston Suffolk declaring all payments and property transfers forbidden. Creditors must meet at the Court House Pemberton Square Boston on January 8 1897 at 2 PM to prove debts and appoint assignees under Deputy Sheriff Joseph P Silsby Jr.
Fourth general meeting of creditors for Sarah E Balcom will be held at the Court of Insolvency Boston on December 18 at 10 o clock in the morning. Edgar B Evans Assignee will present his final account for allowance and objectors may appear. Devonshire Street Boston Mass December 8 1896.
The third meeting of Charles J. Lord of Boston insolvent debtor will be held at the Court of Insolvency in Boston Suffolk on January 8 1897 at ten oclock in the forenoon. Assignees Webb Spofford will present accounts and creditors may object or prove claims.
Middlesex ss Court of Insolvency announces the second meeting of creditors for Wilbur D. Olt of Fryerett Massachusetts. The assignee Dudley P. Bailey will convene at the Court of Insolvency Cambridge on December 24 1896 at nine o clock in the forenoon for creditors to present and prove claims.
Insolvent debtor Frank E. Magoun's third creditors meeting will be held at the Court of Insolvency in Cambridge Middlesex on December 24 1896 at nine o clock in the forenoon. Creditors may appear prove their claims and object to the assignee's accounts. Edward D. Tucker is assignee.
Court of Insolvency Boston Mass. announces the second meeting of creditors for Clarence C. Ryder on January 1 at 10 oclock to prove claims. Assignee Elmer Gray lists 134 Blackstone Street.
Malvina Kuebler of Boston petitions the Suffolk Superior Court for a divorce from William F. Kuebler now missing, alleging cruel treatment inclining to extreme intoxication and desertion since April 1892. She requests alimony, attachment of his estate up to ten thousand dollars, and restoration of her maiden name Malvina Grandine.
Suffolk Is Superior Court in Boston orders libellant to publish the libel in the Boston Post for three weeks and mail a registered copy to the libellee William Fr. Kuebler. he must appear on the first Monday in January to show cause why the prayer should not be granted. Attorney for libellant is Edgar O. Achorn.
Suffolk Superior Court orders defendant William Simons of Boston to respond to a contract suit for five hundred dollars. Since no residence or agent could be located, publish notice in the Boston Post weekly for three weeks ahead of the January 1897 appearance.
Walter W. Battis of Boston Massachusetts declares that his wife Mary B Battis has left their home and he will not be responsible for any debts contracted by her from this date forward dated December 11 1806
Fanny Whiteside of Boston petitions the Suffolk Superior Court for a divorce from Henry B Whiteside of unknown location. She accuses desertion around September 6 1879 and ongoing neglect of support amid intoxication. Court dates from November 30 1896.
Suffolk, ss Probate Court citation to all interested in the estate of SAMUIL TUCKER late of Boston. First and final account of administrator JOHN A WALLIS presented for allowance. Court to convene December 7 1896 at ten o'clock AM. Service by publication weekly in Boston Post. Witness Judge John W McKim and Register Elijah George.
The clerk directs the libellant to publish and serve notice to Henry B. Whiteside of pendency in the Boston Post with fourteen days notice before January first. A registered letter or attested copy of the libel and order must be served so Whiteside may show cause why the prayer should not be granted. Attest J A Willard Clerk. Attorney for libellant Herbert L. Harding.
Suffolk Superior Court April sitting 1896. Cassius C Powers of Boston sues Elisha W Shaw of Newport Maine for six hundred dollars claimed due February 1 1896. Court orders notice by Boston Post publication. defendant not resident here. Case continued to next sitting. Attest: Clerk Jos A Willard.
Suffolk court orders notice by publication in the Boston Post for John A. Hooper of Boston as plaintiff and Charles T. Means of Manchester and Edward Spaul Ding of Nashua as surviving executors of William G. Means to answer a $1000 claim arising from an 1886 writ. Defendants reside outside Massachusetts. publication fourteen days before the January first Monday is required.
Suffolk county court orders publication in the Boston Post for defendant Frank J. Staten also doing business as I F Staten & Company to answer a contract claim of 437 dollars seventy two cents. Defendant not located. notice to appear by December twenty six.
Joseph P Tempest and Katherine A Tempest of Boston petition the Probate Court to adopt Hannah T Small born November 14 1891 in Boston. They state they are grandparents and have custody since birth, Sewall A Small the father deserted the child and is unknown. They request permission to adopt and rename Hannah Tempest. Dated December 9 1896.
Suffolk Probate Court orders Sewell A Small to appear in Boston on December 31 1896 to show cause why petition should not be granted. Notice by seven day service or three weekly Boston Post publications. Also Massachusetts citizens seek incorporation to build operate and maintain a ship canal across Cape Cod led by William Ellis and Associates.
Middlesex probate notices heirs next of kin and all interested are cited to appear December 15 1896 at nine in the morning in Lowell to show cause why the will presented by Thomas Drohan should not be admitted without bond. Public notice to run three weeks in Boston Post and notices mailed to known heirs seven days before court. S. H. FOLSOM Register. 21 Pec
Suffolk probate court summons heirs and interested parties in the estate of Boston resident Gertrude A Roghaar deceased. William Dewart and Rachel Allen petition for letters testamentary without bonds and must show cause December 24 1896. notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post and mailed to known heirs seven days before court. Judge John W McKim signs the citation with Elijah George as register.
Suffolk Probate Court cites interested parties in the Baxter E Perry to George Morrill trust to appear December 17 1836 in Boston to show cause why George Morrill’s replacement as trustee should not be granted. Publication 30 November 1896. Elijah George Register.
Frederick O. Prince, guardian of Theough Belknap of Boston, requests allowance of his eighth account for the ward. Court at Boston on January 7, 1897, 10 a.m. to show cause. Citation to interested parties by delivery, publication in Boston Post for three weeks, and mailing to known parties 30 days prior. Witness John W. McKim, judge. Elijah George, Register.
Middlesex probate court to hear Nellie J Lane petition for letters testamentary without bond in the estate of Julia T Lane late of Newton. Court in Lowell on December 15 1896 at 9 am to show cause. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts announces the estate of ANN R MORRILL late of Boston. Edward M Brewer executor presents final account and is cited to show cause why it should be allowed at the Probate Court Boston December 17 1896 at 10 oclock. Service by copy fourteen days prior or weekly publication in Boston newspaper and mailing seven days prior to court. Witness Judge John W McKim November 28 1896. Elias George Register.
NOTICH announces William J. Marsh named executor of Louisa Wetherbee late of Boston Suffolk County Massachusetts. Marsh filed required bond and calls all creditors to present claims and debtors to pay. Address 19 Burnside Avenue Somerville Mass. Boston December 4 1806.
Public administrator Josiah S. Dean of Boston cites James Marshall estate in Suffolk County and Patrick O Loughlin executor of another Boston estate. Creditors must exhibit claims and debtors pay, with dates November 27 1896 and December 8 1896 and addresses 28 State Street and 23 Court Street.
Suffolk ss Probate Court to all interested in the estate of George A Doane administrator Augustine Nickerson presents for allowance the first and final account of his administration. A hearing is set in Boston on December 24 at ten to show cause why the account should not be allowed. Citation to be served fourteen days before court or published weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. Witness John W McKim Judge.
Multiple probate notices announce administrators executors and assignees for estates in Boston Suffolk including Celia Lathe Dennis FitzPatrick Albert Paine Matthew OConnor Leonard Wilson Elizabeth Knight Maggie Horrigan James Gleason and others. Citations bond details and meeting dates covered with dates from 1896.
LILLIAN FE. JACKSON named administratrix of the Beeton Suffolk deceased George W. B. Jackson estate. she has given bond and calls for creditors to exhibit claims and for debtors to pay. Bond posted. address 85 High Street Charlestown Boston. date December 12, 1896.
Notion is hereby given that ALEX. D. SALINGER is administrator of ROBERT B. GARDNER late of Boston and that WILLIAM SPALDING is administrator of HARRIETO A. SPALDING late of Boston. Creditors must prove their claims and debtors pay to the administrators, Wakefield address for Spalding, Boston date December 11 1896.
One for drummers' samples all gold priced from 50 cents to 3 50 offered by Tilden at 46 Beach Street. Also notice about dogs listed under a separate item in the same short column.
Mary Fe Burnham executrix of Sarah P Burnham late of Boston, with bond. Charles E Hatfield of Newton named agent as law directs. Creditors urged to present demands at 9 Tremont Street Boston. Boston date November 27 1896.
In Boston Sarah M. Coffin executes as executrix of a trust after Zebulon Fe. Coffin’s death. The bond is posted at 82 Devonshire Street Room 12. Executrix and trust details appear in the form filed.
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