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Petition for discharge in Dexter Bruce bankruptcy
In the United States District Court for the Massachusetts District a hearing is set for May on the petition of Dexter Bruce of Littleton Middlesex county seeking a full discharge of debts provable under bankruptcy and a certificate thereof. Creditors and interested parties may attend the hearing at ten oclock in the forenoon in Boston to show cause if any why the discharge should not be granted.
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