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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1944
Page
8
The court orders that Al R. Jenks be appointed administrator of the estate without surety, with notice given to interested parties. Objects or appearances must be filed before the specified date in December 1944, as per the citation issued by the First Judge on November 25, 1944.
A divorce petition appears in the Probate Court docket for Massachusetts. Plaintiff Aignes Mooney seeks dissolution from Joseph Moore, citing issues with a marriage bond and requesting custody arrangements for a minor child. Attorney C Leggat files the citation. Register P Jordan notes dates November 1944.
A petition to appoint Oiva Maynard administratrix of Eva West estate in said County has been presented. The court requires written objections by an attorney by November 16 at Cambridge before ten o’clock in the forenoon.
A notice from Cambridge Probate Court orders written appearance by December 1 1944 in a ward burial fund matter. John C Leggat First Judge directs any objections to be filed before ten in the forenoon with Loring P Jordan as Register, dated November 9 1944.
Petition in Middlesex County Massachusetts shows Jennie S Deane of Maynard died leaving estate in Northfield Vermont. Court appoints administratrix without surety. object by Nov 27 in Cambridge. First Judge John C Tescat signs September 3, 1944. Nov 9 16 28 notices.
According to law notice is given that Deposit Book No. 43673 has been lost. payment to be made by J. W. Ballou, Assistant Treasurer, Middlesex Institution for Savings, Concord Massachusetts. Dates listed November 16 28 30 November 1944 with subsequent notices for December 7.
Lieut Bernard J Rushe U S Army wounded twice in Europe returns to Fort Devens then Concord for rest before 18th of next month. Pvt John D Castor now at Camp Blanding Florida. Lieut Catherine Neville in France serving at a base hospital. Arrigo Soffriti extended sick leave after invasion of southern France. Lieut John C Varley spending Thanksgiving furlough at home. Lieut Philip Linconin-Smith visiting family on leave then to Washington D C for new assignment. Sergt Florio DeMeo on furlough from Pacific action visiting local friends. Robert V Gull visiting mother on 10 day leave from U S Army Air Corps. Mrs Kathryn Feehan visiting husband Lieut Faustin Feehan at Leonard Wood Missouri. Robert P Dempsey U S Navy visiting family on leave. veteran of three years with service in Atlantic Pacific and Mediterranean. Sergt Raymond F McCarthy returned from five months overseas on hospital ship Lark with wounds. wife Dorothy at 4 Cottage Street West Concord.
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court reports a petition for probate of a will for Alexander of Maynard in Middlesex County. The filing seeks executrix appointment without bond. Interested parties must appear by December 11, 1940, at Cambridge Superior Court. Witness John C. Leggat, Esquire. Register Loring P. Paren. Nov 22, 30, Dec 7.
Court in Cambridge invites objections to first account of Nils Bengston late of Acton Massachusetts. Written appearances must be filed before ten oclock in the forenoon on December eighth 1944. Witness John Leggat Esquire. Source text fragmentary but records a probate accounting notice.
The Acton Selectmen publish notices under Chapter 138 of the General Laws announcing liquor license applications. Lester A. Sebastian seeks a Retail Package Store at 576 Massachusetts Avenue West Acton. James E. Beret seeks a license for Het Nagog at Crow's Nest 171 Great Road East Acton. James E. Kinsley seeks a Retail Package Store at 193 Central Avenue West Acton. Dewey E. Boatman dba Dewey's Market seeks a Store license at 494 Main Street Acton Center. South Acton News and Variety seeks a package store license at 20 Elm Street Maynard.
The Italian Social Club has applied for a license to sell alcoholic beverages as a club at 62 64 Waltham Street Maynard Massachusetts in a one floor building with two rooms and a cellar for storage. The licensing notice is dated November 14 1944 and is issued by the Board of Selectmen with Chairman P Dineen and Stockwell William Bain.
The Board of Selectmen announces an application filed November 1 1944 under Chapter 138 for Michael Piecewicz to sell Wines and Malt for Retail at a one story frame goods store with two rooms and stock room. Joseph Dineen, Chairman William oa
The Maynard Social Club Inc. filed a license application under the Pier 138 rule to sell all alcoholic beverages as a club at 137 Main Street on one floor with a storage cabinet beneath. The filing lists Joseph P. Dineen as chairman and William Stockwell as an official.
Several legal notices announce applications in 1944 for licenses to sell alcoholic beverages. James R Priest seeks a common victualler license at 42 Nason Street. Stanley Zancewicz applies for Old Timer's Lunch at 12 Main Street. Joseph Russo and Charles Russo seek Russo's Restaurant license for Sir Waltham Street. Tom Kine's Package Goods Store Inc. requests a retail pack alcohol license at 12 Main Street Meynard.
A legal notice stating the Town Advisory Board will consider a license grant at the November 14 meeting. The location is a street in Wave rd for storage uses in a single room on one floor. Chairman N Uta or the Town Avciiealians set the date as November 14, 1944.
Reading shows a mention of an alcoholic club located at 57 Main Street Maynard on the second floor of a three story building with William Stockwell referenced among the details.
Notice is given under IC 788 that the General Faternal Order Assabet Aerie No 1646 has applied for a license to sell all alcoholic beverages as a club at 33 Main Street Maynard third floor with one large room and two other rooms. Joseph P Dineen is Chairman and William Stockwell is involved.
Board of Application November 24 1944 notices Vincenzo Lancehesi Jimamie's Café applied for a license to sell malt and wines in a one room first floor and basement stock area under Chapter 188 General Laws. P Dineen Chairman.
The Licensing Board for Maynard announces multiple applications dated November 14 1944 to sell alcoholic beverages. Stanley Vodoklys Stretch's Tavern at 27 Main Street seeks All Alcoholic Tavern license in three rooms with cellar. A separate applicant for Royal Cafe seeks All Alcoholic and Wines for a Common Victualler at 34 36 Main Street with two floors and multiple rooms. A further notice lists Pack Street as a first floor license location.
November 14 notice lists Mill-Stream-Lunch applying to sell all alcoholic beverages. Town zoning and licensing official notice indicates expected public input period and compliance checks.
A legal notice records an application filed November 14 for a license to sell alcoholic beverages by Avaton 80 Social Civic of Maynard. The town board is to consider the permit under Chapter 138 of the laws.
The Town Board on November 14, 1944 approved an application by Paul Gwen and Richard C. Helenius for a malt beverage license. The license allows sale of one kind of malt beverage for seven days at a cafe storage and kitchen site at 9 Ian Street, Mastains. Joseph P. Dineén, Stockwell William Bain listed as involved.
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