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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1939
Page
5
Notice by Loring P. Jordan Register of the court setting a deadline for filing objections or accounts. The required written appearance must be delivered by ten o clock in the forenoon on the twenty fourth of November. The notice bears the date October twenty fifth, in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a court case settlement entry with names and docket markers. details are incomplete but indicate a Commonwealth Mass. filing and a registrar acknowledgment.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court Middlesex County to all interested in the estate of Edward Davies late of Cambridge deceased. A commissioner may require bond or other proof as directed by the court. Witness John C Leggat Esquire First Clerk of said Court. P JORDAN Register November 4 11 18.
Mortgagee seeks sale of a Cambridge real estate parcel described as Lots 4 and 5 in Plan 107 with specific street frontage and easements. Sale terms require 500 cash, balance within ten days. court rights and prior liens tax assessments and other encumbrances apply. contact Cambridge Savings Bank or attorney for details.
Notice is given that Ward Baking Company petitions the City License Commission for an increase to the license to keep and sell beer in room City Hall on Monday November 27 1089 at 7 elonk The petition seeks permission for 12 170 hibany Cambrid im total quantity in barrels in addition to two already on hand Roses noted in the filing
A petition is filed in Probate Court Middlesex Cambridge seeking qualification of Daniel F as administrator of the Walton estate also named Canule Walton of Cambridge. Notice instructs interested parties to appear in court on a specified date to contest or respond to the claim. Judge J. Sennnneee presides. dated November 9, 1933.
Lost bank books are listed with payments sought under Chapter 171 of the Acts of 1912. The notice names East Cambridge dates and payment windows including NOV 4 11 18 NOV 18 25 DEC 2 and DEC 2 297173 references.
A probate court petition seeks authority to adjust or arbitrate a claim of 9 800 dollars secured by notes in the estate of sid August Labbe through executor Dodie Kopp. Objections or written appearances must be filed in Cambridge before 10 a.m. on November 28 1935, with Register Loring Jordan noting the date.
A petition to adopt Audry Duby, filed in Middlesex Probate Court, seeks to grant guardianship to Charlca Hayfield and Olga J Hawkins wife of Wilmington. The attorney is to file a written appearance by December 4, 1990, with Judge LOEING F. ORDA as register. The citation is dated November 6, 1930, and published November 15 to December 2.
Notices for Fannie M. Smith and Maximiliian L. Kellner estates seek allowances from the probate court. Filings request free accounts and written objections or appearances by interested parties before specified dates in Cambridge. Dates include December 6 1930 and December 5 1939 with judges John C Leggat and LOEING JORDAN presiding.
Probate Court Middlesex invites James E. O'Brien of Cambridge and George F B O'Brien of Belmont to object to Henry J. under a December 27 1832 instrument as modified by April 4 1838. The court sets November 10 1933 at 10 am for consideration and requires written pleadings within 21 days. Witness Register Jordan signs.
Notice for all interested in the estate of Helen L Mackintosh Cambridge to review the ninth to twelfth accounts presented for allowance by the trustee. Objections must be filed in writing with counsel by ten in the forenoon on December 5, 1899, before Judge John Lengat. Witness Lorin G Jordan Register. November 15-35 Der.
Cambridge Board of License Commissioners reveals John Toregian has applied to renew a seven day restaurant malt beverages license at 344 Main Street in Cambridge. The notice cites General Laws Chapter 185 and is signed by Timothy Leahy and Herman Gutheim.
Notice under General Laws Chapter 138 informs Bradford Cafe Inc and manager Martin J Concannon of a renewal to sell alcoholic beverages as a common victualer at 47 Cambridge Ave Cambridge MA. The premises include dining room and kitchen on first floor with cellar storage in the rear building. Board of License Nov. 18.
Middlesex to all interested in the estate of Mary Sheehan late of Cambridge. Court to hear petition of Martin J Daley of Cambridge seeking appointment as executor without bond. Attorneys must file written appearance in Cambridge Court before 10 am on December 5 1079 the return day. Judge John C Leggat presiding. Registered November 18 25 December.
In Middlesex county a petition to appoint a special administrator to manage Mary Trask si Cambridge estate requests authority to pay certain debts. An appearance must be filed by December 18 in Cambridge Court, with notices dated November. Jordan Register.
The will of Charles Blaney late of Cambrid in Mold County deceased, for Antoinette H. Blaney, trustee, the court considers first to twenty fourth accounts. Objections must be filed by December 7 at 10:00 AM in the forenoon before Judge of the court. Notice dated November 10, 1839 and published November 18 25 and December 2.
A November session of the Licenses Commission considers Simpeldge two kitchens on first door age in eldere and related concerns. Herman Goruni attends as city official. The hearing precedes a final decision.
Laws Chapter 138 lists Cypress Cafe Inc manager James Lymperts applying for renewal to sell all alcoholic beverages as a one day restaurant and public house at 30 Prospect Street Cambridge entrance only with cellar storage and no kitchen rooms on first floor. License Commissioners Timothy Leahy Heeman Gutheim associate signatories.
Notice indicates Wollins, doing business as eastern area Cafe, at 212 Western Avenue Cambridge, applies for a license to sell wine and malt beverages at a common victualer with two dining rooms and a kitchen on the first floor.
Notice given under General Laws Chapter 134 that New Deal Restaurant Inc James F Inn Manager has applied for renewal to sell all alcoholic beverages in Cambridge at a stated establishment. The filing names Timothy Leahy Heeman Gutheim as Board of License Commissioners.
Fragmentary legal notice references Lawn Chapter 138 and renewal of a common victualer license. Names Timothy Veany and Herman E Ghuthheim appear in unclear context with room and storage details on the first floor of a building in Sarnia.
An applicant named Joseph V. Bo kicki doing business as Joe's taurant seeks a license to sell all alcoholic beverages at 7 541 Cambridge Street Cambridge. The premises include a room and kitchen on the first floor with a cellar for storage in the building.
The column sketches an active election climate with references to Ex Senator Blanchard, Ward 6 and 7 secession talk, Central Square dubbed The Lunch Room District, and plans for mass transit changes. It notes anticipated legislative sessions, public ownership shifts, and local figures like Atty-Gen Dever and ex-mayors Lynch and Russell, all amid a flurry of political quips.
The 50th anniversary of Rindge Manual Training School drew alumni from across the country for a three day celebration. The membership committee restored a mailing list to over thirty five hundred former Rindge men. The alumni association plans annual gatherings and continues monthly meetings to organize future events.
The Cambridge Aerie of Eagles held its 37th annual dance at Eagles Hall in the Jefferson Club to aid the widows and orphans fund. The event featured modern and old-time dancing with prizes awarded and listed the organizing and reception committee members.
A probate notice from Cambridge seeks Bari Wolfe of Arlington County to be appointed administrator of the estate of John Wolfe of Cambridge. The attorney must file a written response in court before noon on December 13 in the year 1990. The notice is signed by a Cambridge official.
A petition in Middlesex County New Jersey for the estate of Roashiee Loew Whitney of Brooklyn New York is filed asking to admit and record the will and appoint an executor without bond. The notice sets a date and time for a hearing and to appear in the surrogate court.
License commission records show Patrick Fennell doing business as Paddy's Lunch applies for a seven day restaurant license. A fire at the building raises questions about room and kitchen safety on the first floor dining area and storage. Officials reference General provisions in the notice.
Cambridge Kiwanis named Merton L Garfield as president and Stephen A Kelley as vice president with Dana N Squires as treasurer. Directors include Rob Carroll Frank How ard Joe Ricker and the group welcomed Ed Millen as secretary on sabbatical replacement. Retiring president Tom O'Hara praised for a cooperative year.
The piece notes a reversal of American dining manners as Hungarians, when not eating, keep their hands above the table instead of resting on their laps, reflecting a change in etiquette norms.
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