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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1941
Page
5
Lost bank books are reported and applications filed for payments under Chapter 171 of the Acts of 1812. Payment has been stopped. East Cambridge Savings Bank lists dates November and December for claims, with several account numbers such as 71231 50266 107587 244423 and specific dates November 15 22 29 and December 6 13.
Probate court documents reveal a trust dispute over real estate assets held for the benefit of Marie Jennings Virosti. The executor seeks court authority to manage property currently blocked by objections from a party, with dates and names noted for a Cambridge proceeding.
In the Probate Court Middlesex Massachusetts two mortgagees sell under a decree dated November 1 1941 by Home Mortgage Company to satisfy liens on parcels in Cambridge and Middlesex with buildable lot lines Lee Street borders and specified fixtures to be included. Terms require one hundred dollars paid by purchaser and taxes and liens cleared before sale. Heirs and devisees to receive notice by mail or delivery.
Court notices interested parties that a petition to change a name in Cambridge has been filed. Respondents must appear in Cambridge Probate Court on the return day to object, with a written appearance by the stated date. Signed by Ring P. Jordan, Register, on November 7, 1940.
Notice to all interested parties regarding minors Jobin C. Legeat and Anita Louise Read. A hearing is set in Cambridge County court at 10 o clock in the forenoon on the third day of November for the guardianship matter of the Read minors. The petition is presented by John eee and JP Jordan, Register.
Fragmentary city notice from Cambridge Massachusetts mentions a hall event on a restricted date with referential names and a public hearing or committee context. Details are illegible but indicate municipal proceedings and scheduling.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts reports a petition to appoint Hugh M Kirkland of Wolfboro NH as administrator of the estate of Mayers Goodell Smith of Brattleboro VT. Interested parties may appear with counsel by December 8 at Cambridge Superior Court, under the Middlesex County case dated November 13, 1941.
A fragment notes an application for an establishment at 1 Cambridge Street Cambridge with two adjoining rooms a kitchen and a cellar for storage. Names listed include John E Quinn Timothy F Lea Heeman and E Guth, with the Board of License Commissioners dated November 20.
Notice under General Laws Chapter 138 that Norfolk Cafe Inc Manager George Hacelogianis applied for renewal of a seven day restaurant license to serve all alcoholic beverages at 24 Norfolk Street entrance only in Cambridge. The establishment includes two dining rooms and a kitchen on the first floor with a cellar for storage. Timothy F Leahy and Herman E Gutheim act as officers.
Notice under General Laws Chapter A says A Gordon Gregory doing business as University Beverage Co seeks renewal of an alcoholic beverage license for a Cambridge package goods store located in a single large room on the first floor with front store area and rear storage. Nov 29.
Notice under General Laws for Patrick Fennell doing business as Paddy's Lunch on Walden Street seeks a seven day license to sell all alcoholic beverages. The site includes two dining rooms a kitchen on the first floor and a cellar for storage. Hearing held November 20 before the Board of License Commissioners.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex to all persons in the estate of Barry W Perkins guardian has presented for allowance a sixth accounting. If you oppose, file a written appearance in Cambridge District Court before ten o'clock on the thirtieth day of December 1940. Dag 6, 1940.
Notices filed under General Laws reveal numerous Cambridge establishments seeking licenses to sell all alcoholic beverages, including 225 Mass Avenue Sheehans Cafe and 108 Hs Ef Quinn Hermans Guthelm listed among others. The notices also include renewals for Garden Street hotels, Kendall Spa, Willow Cafe, County Seat Cafe, and various druggists and dining rooms, with details on premises and storage areas.
Lowa Chapter 135 notes licenses renewed for John Park Cafe, Pauls Cafe and Manuel Market Inc in Cambridge. Appetitive details list managers John Suwnisdis Marwell Andriman John J. es and stores on Hampshire Street Western Avenue Concord Avenue with dining rooms kitchens and cellars.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts estate notices for Mary Amen and others. Mentions Cambridge probate court with dates December 6 and December 10 1941. Names Loring P Jordan Register and executors Irving Gale J Watson and heirs legatees are advised to file appearances. Notices sent by mail or by delivery.
Crimeon Cafe Inc Samuel Sponos manager applies for renewal of license to sell all alcoholic beverages at 14 Mt Althurn Street Cambridge dining room and kitchen on first floor with cellar for store 105N 5 Quinn
Notice to all interested in the estate of Susan Garvey late of Cambridge deceased. The administrator with the will annexed requests the court’s allowance of his first account and urges written appearance by December 10, 1641. Court to convene at Cambridge before ten in the forenoon.
Puritan Lunch Inc led by manager Antoinette Malinnuskas applies for renewal of wines and malt beverages license for a seven day restaurant at 1 Brookline Street Cambridge on the first floor dining room and kitchen with a cellar for storage.
To all interested in the trust estate under the will of Stephen Thacher late of Cambridge Massachusetts the trustee and others have filed to the Court for allowance of the third and fourth accounts. Objections must be in writing to the Court at Cambridge before ten o clock on December 7 1904. Witness John Ferret Judge of said Court. November 12 1900. Lorisg Otordan Register.
Notice of a December 25 1911 hearing before the City License Commission in Room 32 City Hall. Joseph Carrig seeks a two car garage and storage of petroleum products in underground tanks at 2274 Trexing ton Avenue Cambridge with a total capacity over 20 gallons. Hearing ordered by the Board of License Commissioners.
Under General Laws Chapter 138 Broadway Market Inc led by Mortie Lichter and Jones Restaurant Inc led by Paul Keohane request license renewals to sell all alcoholic beverages. The notices list locations at 468 Broadway and the 7 day restaurant at 1M7 Maes Avenue with cellars for storage in old Cambridge and related premises.
Notices filed under General Laws Chapter 138 indicate Elena Restaurant Inc Alessandro Ferricone seeks a license to sell all alcoholic beverages at 750 Cambridge Street in a seven day operation with a first floor kitchen and storage cellar. Garrison Lunch Company Inc Mary E B Heffernan seeks renewal to sell all alcoholic beverages at 303 Main Street a seven day restaurant. Cormier's Grocery Wilfred J Tet raul seeks renewal to sell wines and malt beverages as a package goods store at 11 Dudley Street two rooms on the first floor with cellar storage. Orloffs, Tne, Abraham Qriloff manager seeks no renewal for 7 day restaurant at Mass Avenue Cambridge with two dining rooms and first-floor kitchen and cellar storage.
Mortgagee announces foreclosure by public auction of a parcel of land with improvements in Cambridge. The lot is described as number ninety five on a plan, bounded by streets and adjacent lots, containing about 2500 square feet. Terms require $200 cash at sale and balance within 19 days.
The Cambridge Licenses Board considers renewal for Pemberton Fruit Market at 2172 Mass Ave to sell wines and malt beverages. Notices list Timothy Quinn, Samuel Leary Herman Gutneim Probate Court Middlesex, and John J Deviln estate. objections due by December 15 1941.
Notice is hereby given under General Laws Chapter 1345 that Midget Dellex tessen Store The Albert M Kagan Manager have applied for renewal of their license to sell beverages as common victualers seven day restaurant at 1786 Mass Avenue Cambridge four rooms on first floor with cellar for storage in said building.
Beas Delicatessen Inc a/b Bellino's Cafe with manager Raphael Gub ratann seeks a seven day restaurant license to sell wines and malt beverages at 22 Mass Avenue Cambridge with two dining rooms and a first floor kitchen and storage cellar. License commissioners are to hear the application.
The 200 year old mansion near Clinton Maryland known as His Lordship's Kindness is claimed to be the first house in America built under an architect supervision. The architect was imported from England to plan its erection, according to the American Motorist.
In Middlesex county Cambridge notice appoints Helen L. Devlin as administratrix of Annie J. Devlin's estate with no surety bond. Proceeding requires appearance in Cambridge Court by December 15 1941. citation issued by Judge John C Lergat with registrar Loring P. Tordan.
Notice under General Laws Chapter 135 that Essex Lunch Inc doing business as King's Tavern at 1 Boylston Street Cambridge seeks renewal of license to sell all alcoholic beverages. Manager Alem G King. Storage and building details appear in the body with 39 indicating room or lot reference.
Griffin, Inc. led by Thomas F. Griffin applies under General Laws Chapter 1 for renewal of the license to sell intoxicating beverages at premises on two rooms with a cellar for storage, Belmont and Holworthy streets, Cambridge.
The term church derives from medieval English chirche, itself from the Greek kyriskon meaning the Lord's House, tracing a path from ancient language to modern religious building name.
The largest spider is the terantus native to Central and South America. It has a body length of two to three inches and a leg span of seven to eight inches.
Special administrator of said estate requests creditors to present written claims for allowance. Any objections must be filed in Cambridge Court before ten oclock in the forenoon on December 7, 101. The notice is signed by John C. Lee, First Judge, and Jordan, Register, dated November 23.
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