Probate notices and bonds in Cambridge Massachusetts
Probate Court notices list administrators and heirs in Cambridge and surrounding areas. The documents show accounts filed by Isabella F. Pierce and Frank B. Prue estates, diversions and bond issues, and citations for appearances or objections with dates in January February 1946. Names include John C. Leggat Judge, Loring P. Jordan Register, and parties from Maynard Concord Sudbury and Lexington.
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Massachusetts
James Norwood Lane
Concord
Mid‘Glesex
Lexington
Wer
Esther Lané
Eae Ile
Mbridge
Beseus C. Leggat
Esire
Ascona
Loring R
Toran
Lost Deposit Book No 41379 Reported
Deposit Book No 41379 has been lost. Payments to The Middlesex Sea for by W. Smith Assistant Secretary on Feb 21, 1946 and Jan 24 31 Feb 7.
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Middlesex Sea
Smith
Assis
Acton Petition Seeks Public Highway Along Route 2
Middlesex County Commissioners in Cambridge order a public hearing on March 6 1946 at 10:00 a.m. for the Acton petition by Rolfe Bradbury and others to lay out a public way from Route 2 to the Bradbury house, with notices to parties and posting in Acton Enterprise. Sheriff to notify interested parties fifteen days prior and publish seven days before the view.
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Acton
Massachusetts
Middlesex County
L . Grenad
North Clon
Rolfe
Stella Bradbury
Rolfe Bradbury
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Cambridge
Fordhiden
Acton Enterprise
Marlborough
Frederic L. Putnam
Arthur B. Corey
Probate Petition Seeks Executor for Worster Estate
Middlesex probate court summons all interested in the Acton estate of George Worster to appearances for a 1946 probate filing. Paul W. Bittinger of Plymouth requests probate of the will and appointment as executor without bond. appearances due February 26 at Cambridge courtroom. Witness John C. Leggat, Esquire, First Judge, January 29, 1946.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
George One Worster
Acton
Paul. W. Bittinger
Plymouth
Cambridge
John. C. Leggat
Esquire
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Sindlewy Ce
Gene
Ralph W. Halt
Prayat
Carate
C. ‘Leggat
P. Jordan
Probate Petition for Lelia A. Robbins Estate
Probate Court in Middlesex invites all interested parties to object to a petition claiming a will for Lelia A. Robbins of Acton. The hearing and return date are set with appearance required in Cambridge by February 19, with Jordan, Register, noting the dates January 31 and February 7.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Lelia A. Robbins
Acton
B. Robbins
Cambridge
John C. Leggat
Fis
Jordan
Register
State Budget Raises Questions Amid Political Furor
The article reviews the budget clash between Governor Tobin and the Ways and Means committee over revenue gaps and proposed taxes. It notes executive estimates exceed committee projections, possible tax increases on racetracks and utilities, and plans for port and airport development funded by debt. The piece mentions the governor’s call for stronger fiscal controls and ongoing debates on highway spending and a potential gas tax hike.
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Ways and Means Committee
Henry Fag
Bentiafield
Bentiafield of ‘State Tax Collec
Obin
Port of
Boston
Ieton
Ee Baydenor Tobin
Budg
Pope Poral
Lim
Greenough
Doi
Buitar
Saltonstall
Jene
Estate of John Pinolehto In Acton Probate Notice
The administrator of the estate of John Pinolehto, late of Acton, presents to court a petition for final settlement. The notice cites the return day in February 1946 before the first judge of the court.
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Puesta
Poeta Cao
Ohn
Pinolehto
Acton
Tate
P. E'F Jortan
Probate Court Seeks Administrator in Worcester County
Notice of petition to appoint Charles B. Howe of Worcester as administrator of estate of Madeleine H. Acton. Court in Cambridge set for a hearing at 9 a.m. on specified date. Interested parties or attorneys must object in writing to Register C Leggat.
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Madeleine H
Acton
Howe
County of
Worcester
Camtridge
Farm Labor Outlook for 1946 in Massachusetts
War level farm production continues with exceptions for poultry. E Moser of Massachusetts notes labor problems will remain troublesome for many farmers through the year. Federal partners aim to keep milk, livestock, and crops at recent levels, while poultry output must be reduced. Apple crop is very heavy and no wartime production will return this year.
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Massachusetts
E. Moser
Massacusetts
Vange
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Cough Syrup Advice Promises Simple Relief
A fragmented note describes a home remedy for sore throat and cough using a mix of liquids and honey. It mentions timing, dosage, and purchasing from a druggist, with uncertain phrasing about effectiveness and duration. The piece hints at a cautious, money minded approach to treatment.
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