Lost Savings Bank Books and Payment Notices
Notices show lost bank books from East Cambridge Savings Bank with payments scheduled under Chapter 171 of the Acts of 1812. Panument stopped. Dates NOV. 15 22 29, record numbers 71231 and 71241.
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1941
Page
5
Notices show lost bank books from East Cambridge Savings Bank with payments scheduled under Chapter 171 of the Acts of 1812. Panument stopped. Dates NOV. 15 22 29, record numbers 71231 and 71241.
In Middlesex County Massachusetts the Probate Court invites objections to the petition to appoint Evra M Bousquet of Cambridge as administrator of Hannah G Bousquet of Cambridge. Objects must file a written appearance at Cambridge Court by 10am on November 25. Dated October 17, presented by Loring Fordan Clerk.
In the estate of Catherine V. Donoghue of Osm Bridge In said County deceased a petition requests Joseph F. P. Camber anid County be appointed administrator without bond and without surety. Objections must be filed in writing in the Cambridge court by the specified forenoon date. Witness Jordan, Register. November 1521.
A Massachusetts probate notice announces a petition in the Cambridge court seeking authority to manage a trust estate for Ta al Marie Fituski. The filing requests mortgage or sale powers and objections must be filed by December 2, with John C Begeat as examiner and Lori G P Jumilian as register.
City of Cambridge Massachusetts announces a hearing before the license commission in City Hall Rooms to review matters involving Laver Brothers and Burleigh firms. The notice specifies date and order details in terse legal language and lists officials including Quinn, Leahy, and Gothbim.
The Probate Court in Cambridge hears petitions for wills of Emma Patten and other estates. The Aetna Casualty and Surety Company seeks discharge of liability on a bond, and notice is given to heirs and devisees by mail or delivery. Filing and hearing deadlines are set with dates in November 1041 and requirements for witnesses and probate actions.
A petition filed in the Court at Cambridge seeks support for Mery Jane Reena from Juss Cristobal Rosas known as Chatelisl Hotan and C Rosas of Orran tia Lima Pere. The filing requests the court attach his income to secure support and set an order deemed appropriate. An appearance must be filed by him or his attorney before the specified morning session in November.
Public auction announced by Home Owners Loan Mortgage Corporation trustee Evia O'Brien for breach of mortgage on Lot 22 in Cambridge Middlesex County. Sale set for December 41 at Nine-thirty AM, with property including all buildings and fixtures. subject to unpaid taxes and municipal charges. James J. Brennan, State Counsel, 4 Broad Street Boston, issues notice.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court invites all interested parties to objects to High M. Kirkland of Wolfburg New Hampshire being appointed administrator of Geodel Sworth late of Brattleboro Vermont deceased. Written appearances due by December 8, 1841 in Cambridge. Witness John C. Degat First Judge. Nov 13 1841.
Harvard Provision Co Inc and Henry J O'Brien have applied to renew their all alcohols package store license at 1 M T Auburn Street Cambridge with two rooms on the first floor and a cellar for storage. The board names John E Quin n Timothy F Leahy Herman E Gutheim as members.
General vs Chapter 155 notice lists Celtic Cafe Inc of Cambridge and J Cadivan as applicants renewing the license to sell all alcoholic beverages as a restaurant at 1361 Cambridge Street Cambridge dining room and kitchen area with storage in the rear building. Parties names include John E Quenn Timothy F Leary Heeman E Gutheem.
Hoard of License Commissioners gives notice under General Laws for Henry’s Market at 26 Surrey Street in Curtidge to renew license to sell wines and malt beverages at a package store with storage in back room and cellar. Names John S. Be Quinn and Timothy F. Leany appear in the notice.
Notices issued under General Laws announce license renewals and new licenses for alcohol sales. Applicants include Clipter Tos trading as Tieh Delicatessen at 2 MASS AVENUE with dine in and cellar storage, Manuel C Silveira at Cambridge Cambridge Street package store, Turner's Package Store Inc at 1876 MASS AVENUE Cambridge, and T J Revert Company at 2408 MASS AVENUE and 1 Harvey Street Cambridge, with details on store floors, back rooms, and cellars for storage.
In Suffolk County Cambridge a notice here states Harry W. Perkine of Cambridge presents his sixth account for allowance. Objects must file a written appearance by December ninth before ten o clock in the forenoon. Witness John C. Legent registering on November twelfth, 1941.
Notice: Gren Parrot Cafe, Inc. and Joseph B. Delnise request a renewal of their license to sell alcoholic beverages for a 7 day restaurant at Hee-Tt MASS, Avenue in Cambridge. Applicants include Quinn, Timothy F. Leavy, Teeman E. Gutheim, and others.
Probate Court in Middlesex issues notices for Mary By Ames of Conway New Hampshire and Loos B P Gale Cambridge for will probate and first account approvals. Objections must be filed by Dec 9 in Cambridge. Notices from Judge John C Leggat and Register Loring F P Jordan.
Commonwealth notice to Hite Jegatees and devisees that Eva J Heath seeks probate as executor in Cambridge estate matter. Petition asserts last will and seeks appointment without bond. Objects must file written appearance by 10 a m on December 17 at Cambridge court. Witness John Lersat Hearne. Court seal and register confirmation.
The Middlesex probate court requires all interested parties to object to a petition to alter the name Mary EB to Mary Plinabet Fairgulet. An appearance must be filed in the Cambridge court before ten in the forenoon on December 1. Witnessed by John Logeat Raquire, First Judge, November 7, in Cambridge.
In Cambridge county a guardianship petition seeks John Bertram Tead of Cambridge or another suitable person to be appointed guardian for minors Middleees and Anne Louise Read. Objections must be filed by November 14 at 11 in the forenoon, with witness John C C Legent. Loring P Jordan, Register.
General Laine Tremont Case LLC and Peter Luzackus as manager apply for renewal of their lease at 1178 Cambridge Street Cutler. Plans include selling all alcoholic beverages with dining room on first tier and cellar storage. Names listed include John Quinn and Leonay Heeman among others. Date referenced 3 Nov.
Notice under General Laws Chapter 138 announces Riverside Launch of Cambridge Inc Joseph F Donoghue manager applies for renewal to sell malt beverages at 181 Putnam Avenue Cambridge MA 02139 first floor with cellar and kitchen in building for a thre e ice in cold building John Gouin Herman E Guthern listed as officials uncertain text due to OCR.
Notice under General Laws Chapter 138 that Wolf Rubin applied for a license to sell all alcoholic beverages at M50 AE Goods Store, Cambridge Street, Cambridge, with main store on the first floor of the building. John E. Quinn Timothy F. Leahy.
Notice to all interested: a hearing before the City License Commission in Room 32 Cirs Tall on December day at welock to consider Dorothy Th Makin petition for a garage at 70 Concord Avenue Cambridge. Storage of gasoline in an underground tank and garage for five cars are proposed.
Noticed under General Laws Chapter 138 Cypress Cafe Inc James Lemperis manager applies for renewal of license to sell all alcoholic beverages as a seven day restaurant at Seabee Cine Re in Cambridge with dining room kitchen and cellar storage. John Be Quinn Timothy F Leany Raelman Re Guthem.
Law summary states Katherine Kh Rilfoyle doing business as Brookline Tavern applies to renew license to sell all alcoholic beverages at 11 Brookline Street entrance only at 19 Brookline Street Cambridge in two rooms on specified floor. Temporary Board of License Commissioners held hearing on May 22.
The Cambridge City Council amends Section 15 of Article VIII of the traffic ordinance. It removes specific references to Southbound drivers on Appian Way at Brattle Street and South Gray by Rivers on Trowbridge Street near Cambridge Street, with changes to take effect after December 11 following the November 18 meeting. City Clerk Frederick H. Burke certifies the passage.
Notice under General Laws announces an application by Charles D. itt mer for sale of alcoholic beverages as common victuallers at Brattle Street Cambridge dining room and kitchen first floor. Subscribers include N Mothy F. Leahy Heeman Fe Gutheim Beard.
The administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Susan Garvey Inte of Cambridge In has presented a fiat account for allowance. A further appearance is required in Cambridge Court before 10:00 a.m. on December 10, 1941, the return day. Witness John Legrat Esquire, First Judge, on December 15, 1941. Liping Jordan, Register, notes delivery of notice by mail or publication in the Bridge Sentinel.
Notice under General Laws Chapter 138 that Caridae reg is registered pharmacist with Wolf Smith applies for renewal to sell all alcoholic beverages at 2 Drugil Main Street first floor back room and cellar storage in Cambridge. Board of Licenses Commissionera.
Notice is given under General Laws Chapter 135 that Hugo Brizzolari has applied for renewal of his license at a Cambridge address on MASS AVENUE. The building includes a dining room kitchen and cellar storage. Dates and officials listed.
The Commonwealth in probate court at Cambridge invites all interested parties to appear on December 3 to review the trustee’s third and fourth accounts for the estate of Stephen Thacher late of Cambridge. Mary Thacher Higginson and others are beneficiaries. Judge John Leggot presides. clerk Loring F. Tordan.
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