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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1941
Page
5
Savings Bank books listed for lost accounts with payments stopped under Chapter 171 of the Acts of 1912. Entries include April 12 19 36 account 103766, April 12 19 26 account 2102407, May 17 24 21 account 261960, and May 24 31 June 7 No 60700.
Public auction of a parcel in East Cambridge bounded by Third Street Vine Street and adjacent lands as part of a foreclosure. Sale set for a Wednesday at 2:30 PM at 582 Cambridge Street Cambridge Massachusetts with $200 cash due, balance in 10 days. East Cambridge Savings Bank overseeing. contact for details at Cambridge Street office. June 7 14 21.
A petition for probate of a will purporting to be Kate Nerret of Southborough is filed in Cambridge. Interested parties are urged to appear by ten o clock to object, with the return day set for the 26th of June, 1841, before Judge John Lagteat.
The Cambridge City Council amends the Traffic Regulation to forbid parking more than one hour from 7 P M to 7 P M on Duntner Street from Massachusetts Avenue to Mount Auburn Street. The ordinance passed its second reading June 6 1981 with attestation by City Clerk Frederick M Burke.
Notice under General lawn Chapter 128 that Inman Tavern Inc. Micheel Wf. Merianrty as manager applied to transfer a tavern license to sell all alcoholic beverages as a Tavern from 450 Cambridge Street in 55 Prospect Street in Cambridge dining room and kitchen on first floor with cellar for warehouse in building.
The administrator of Leala A Treslate estate asks the Cambridge court for allowance of his commissions. A written transfer is requested in said court before ten o clock in the forenoon on the thirtieth of June. Witness John C Lerents, clerk. The date is June 3, 1941. Koreng P Jordan, Register.
A petition in Middlesex County Cambridge seeks a conservator for a woman declared incapacitated due to mental illness. The court sets June 10 as the return day for objections, with Lagget Maguire and Judge John [last name unclear] presiding.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts notice to heirs legatees and devisees of Robert Emmons Rogers late of Cambridge that Maria Boer Rogers requests probate of a will and appointment as executrix without surety. Object by attorney by June 12 1941 in Cambridge Probate Court. John C Leggat Register.
The City of Cambridge invites sealed proposals for alterations at the Portland Street Fire House. Bids due June 14 at 10 30 AM in Room 3S City Hall. Deposit $1 and ten percent certified cheque to Peters City. bids may be rejected. Bond equal to 1 percent of contract price required from successful bidder. John J Tee, Superintendent of Public Buildings.
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex County to all interested in the estate of Frank Garvey an insane person of Cambridge The guardian has presented to the Court for allowance a tenth seizure appearance on the eighteenth day of June 1941 in Cambridge Judge Lensty Esquire certifies the notice dated May 27 1941 from Loring P a register
The Middlesex probate court calls attention to the trust estate under Frances W. Rus sell for the benefit of Winsor J. Cook and others. The trustee has presented fourth to sixth accounts for allowance. A hearing is set at Cambridge for the eighth day of June.
Sealed bids are invited to the Cambridge Purchasing Agent's office Room 11 nee Hall Cambridge until Wednesday at M o'clock for furnishing specified city materials. Each bid must include a certified check of 100 payable to the City of Cambridge. Details available at City Hall Cambridge. The city reserves right to reject any or all bids. Envelopes must be sealed and marked Pro Live designate material and addressed to William D Hillis Purchasing Agent. May 31 June 7.
City hearing before the License Commission in Room 52 City Hall at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon on the petition of Simplex Wire Cable Co for a garage class license and for keeping of cars in tanks at Pilgrim Landsdowne Station Cambridge. Garage for three cars. Ordered by Board of License Commissioners Herm an E Gutheim secretary.
Public auction ordered under a mortgage from Marianne M da Silva. The parcel at 10 Burkey Street Cambridge on the south side formerly Vine Street will be sold with buildings and fixtures including furnaces and lighting. Property bounds 42 feet from Third Street, 22 feet along Burkey, 50 feet to Hoyt land, 27 feet to Paddock land, 50 feet to Herrick, back to Burkey Street. Sale June 7 14 21 notice from East Cambridge Savings Bank.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts notice to all interested in the estate of Dane J. Brown late of resipee New Hampshire deceased. Fred H. H. Brown named administrator by Carroll County Probate Court for license to receive or sell and convey personal property. Written appearance required by June 25 in Cambridge. Witness John C Legest. Register Loring F Jordan. June 7 14 21 1941.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlegen Maine York County court decrees Alice M. Hemmenway as executrix of Sarah Fr. Hemmenway who died in Middlesex County Maine. It orders sale or transfer of personal property and requires objections to be filed in Cambridge Court by June 25 141. Witness John C. Legeat Clerk, May 29, 141.
Chauncey Depew Steele, a hotel executive, creates a half acre roof garden atop the Hotel Continental. Real grass and trees provide shade with sun exposed chairs and parasols. Landscape experts maintain a rural ambiance, a term Steele claims as his own linguistic flourish.
Elsie G Brady daughter of Mrs James F Brady and the late Dr Brady earns recognition as a member of the Ethos literary staff. She participates in the Literary Society and Dramatic Club and will pursue a Masters degree at Boston College in the fall.
Miss Margaret M Ireland of Austin Street wed James P Quinlan of Massachusetts Avenue in a nuptial ceremony at St Marys Church on Saturday. A reception followed at 155 Amory Street home of Mrs Bessie Brogan, aunt of the bride.
A list of upcoming graduation sessions with dates and times for Peabody schools. Kelley on June 18 at 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. Webster on June 18 at 2 p.m. Longfellow June 20 at 9:30 a.m. Putnam June 20 at 11 a.m. Boys and Girls Vocational June 20 at 8 p.m. Roberts June 23 at 9:30 a.m. Wellington June 23 at 11 a.m.
White Fuel Co and another bidder were the only bids for bituminous coal. John Carver won a contract to supply sweaters to the High & Latin baseball team from gate receipts. Vice Chair Fitzgerald raised legality questions. Further, debates over athletic debts and staff vacancies were noted. The department announced a summer nursing course for girl seniors amid the discussion.
The item suggests an unpaid board member may soon re sign as they seldom retire. John Carver, a School Board member, plans to receive his graduation ticket next December and adds gentility to public pedagogy. North Cambridge eyes a new shopping center at the Boston EI car terminal site to keep shoppers local and ease traffic. City meetings on School Rd are poorly acousted in the Rindge conference room. No re appointments in City Depts until 1942 unless the Special committee blocks the legislative cities amendment affecting Mayor Sennett.
Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour star in the army life comedy Caught in the Draft with Lynne Overman and Eddie Bracken as comic supports. Clarence Kolb plays an irritable colonel during his daughter Dorothy’s campaign to make her beau a hero before the second feature There’s Magic in Music with Allen Jones Susanna Foster and Margaret Lindsay at the bill.
Councillors Donovan and Pill drew two juries as the City Council approves payments including 300 for street work, 1200 for an extra officer near the Water Dept pumping station, and 476000 for various loans. Claims by five firemen Walter Allen William Anderson Andrew Keenan Thomas Murphy and William Whaley for unpaid on duty illness were sent to Chief Gutheim for action.
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