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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1938
Page
5
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court notes a will and estate account filed for settlement. Objections must be filed by 11:00 a.m. on November 1, 1838, with the court and register Lorin Ordain.
Trustees of Wald estate seek allowance for eighth and ninth accounts for William F L Tilton from Cambridge court. Interested parties must file written appearance by ten o clock in the forenoon on November 19. Witness Judge Leseat, Register, this seventeenth day of October in the year one thousand eight hundred ninety five.
Per the mortgage note to Cambridgeport Savings Bank dated June 1, 19xx, Middlesex County forecloses for breach. The property at 185/100 Hampahire Street and 570 Norfolk Street, Cambridgeport, is set for sale November 1 at 2:45 PM. The sale includes fixtures and appliances and is subject to taxes and municipal liens. $200 earnest required. balance due in ten days.
The Star Lane business at 7 Washington Street Cambridge seeks to transfer wine and malt beverages and victualer license from an individual owner to Star Lane Inc. The corporation will operate as a seven day restaurant with implied full service. Officers listed include president, treasurer and manager, with transfer approval sought by the Board of Licenses.
Public notice from the City of Cambridge Purchasing Department for sealed proposals due Monday November 14 for furnishing Damp Tracks and One Air Compressor. Specifications available at City Hall. Proposals require a $100 certified check. Also shows a probate court notice in Cambridge regarding the will of Fannie Brand of Brookline with a hearing on November 17, 1935. Witness signatures and dates included.
City of Cambridge Massachusetts announces that under zoning and building provisions residents may apply for steam service at 71 Massachusetts Avenue. Applications to the Superintendent of Buildings at City Hall within ten days from the date of notice.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts reports a divorce petition filed by Arthur Kenneth Hopper of Paterson New Jersey against a Massachusetts respondent. The suit seeks alimony child support and a court order for appearance with attorneys to file a written appearance within days and to proceed with the case.
In execution of a power of sale by George E. Crouse and Hage Crouse of Cambridge for breach of the mortgage to Helen E. O Rourke the premises on Green Street Cambridge Middlesex County are to be sold at public auction on Wednesday December first at four o clock in the afternoon. The property consists of a lot with six brick houses and buildings on thirty two and 42/100 feet by seventy three and 100/100 feet with a wall on the land adjoining. Terms include payment of a specified sum by note and balance on completion inquiry to Francis J Roche 1804 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge October 15 22 and 2.
Public notices reveal a license hearing before the city board regarding storage limits for petroleum products and multiple probate actions in Middlesex County. Documents cite Shepard Realty Inc petition for storage license, and probate matters for William Carver and Alteda Wilder with court dates in Cambridge.
Henry J. Mahoney, editor and owner of Cambridge Sentinel, swears to a correct ownership statement for October 1936 under federal and state acts. He lists stockholders and security holders, including trustees, as they appear on books, and notes any noncontrolling interests or other arrangements. Notary Frederick H. Burke verifies the oath.
Court summons require Cristina Sestito of Chimrarallo Cen Iovince Catanzaro to file a written appearance in Cambridge Court within twenty one days from January 23 190. Witness John C Legeat First Judge of the Court this seventh day of October 1831. Loring P Jordan Register. Ort. 22-20-Nov 5
Court notice to interested parties in the Tilton will trust to object to the sixteenth and seventeenth accounts filed by the trustee. Written objections must reach Cambridge Court by 9 November before ten in the forenoon. Judge Tobn C. Legent presiding, Register Loring P. Jordan.
The will of Henry N Tilton of Cambridge is being administered for Annie M Tilton and others. The court has allowed sixth and seventh accounts and a written appearance is required by November 9 1998 before ten in the forenoon at Cambridge. The notice is issued by Jobo C Legest First Justice and Lobring P Jordan Register on October 22 23 November.
In Cambridge the court seeks Robert A Burne to be appointed administrator of the Albert D Barna estate. Interested parties must file a written appearance in Wald Court at Cambridge before 10 am on November 14 1968. Witness John C Leggatt First Judge. October 19 1968.
The petition to Wald Court requests William T Richardson of Cambridge in Weld County be named conservator due to alleged incapacities from age and mental weakness. The notice requires appearance by ten in the forenoon on November 9, 1988, at Cambridge Court before judge John C Loren Esquire.
After 27 years as a barber at 34 Prospect Street Cambridge Joe Santoro will move by Wednesday to No 16 near the Avenue. The shop has been noted for its brightness order and artistry with Joe and his son John serving daily in a pleasant atmosphere.
Al's Cafe announces a new enlarged and decorated dining space at 445 Mass Ave inviting patrons to celebrate. The cafe offers quality refined cooking, 100-seat booths, quick service, a sanitary pure food kitchen, and a bright atmosphere appealing to ladies and gentlemen.
Nostalgic column recalls twenty five years past events in Central Square and City Hall life. Notables include burglaries at J A Holmes Co store, obituaries for Mrs Addie MacDonald, football captain Wilfred Metivier, weddings of David O Meara and Katherine Hobian and Ed Murphy, court and politics chatter, and community scenes at St Patrick’s and Mass Gen Hospital.
Fred Stone delivers a grand performance in Lightnin at the Colonial Theatre backed by Bill Jones in a revival sponsored by Mr. Golden. The show remains a surefire comedy drama that pleases audiences with lighthearted, homey humor and straightforward entertainment.
Comedian Stone brings warmth to the stage as Lightnin Bill in a constantly evolving performance. The fat part keeps him on stage, and his portrayal emerges as a captivating kaleidoscope of emotions. Mr Golden has assembled a superb cast for the production.
Governor Hurley backs a safety drive urging vigilance on the roads. The Lincoln Service Station on Observatory Hill is highlighted for its ample space, quality Grade A gas and oil, and bright illumination, praised as a model for careful drivers in Greater Boston.
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