Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-04


SAMUEL b. l. GODDARD, Executor, Petitioner,
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BENJAMIN D. WHITNEY, & AIS Respondents.
W. nEREAs the said Samuel B. 1. Goddard, one of
w the Executors Of the las Will and testament of
Frederick Gale, late Of Worcester, in said County,
Esquire deceased for and in behalf the estate of said
esatOr, has pr scented his Petition this Court setting
forth that said Frederick W, and Sarah Gaes wife and
thsir infant daugh their passage from Liverpool to
New YORK, in the Steam Ship Arctic james O. Luce Com.
nander persisted at sea, about the 9th dy Of Sep
TENDER, 1885, hat this Petitioner believes and AYERS
said Frederick W. survived and lived his said wife
and daught and died unmarried and without ISSUE and
that Cyrus Gale Of Northb rough IN said County his ia
ther the heir al law and Of kin of said Frederick
w that said Frederick W died. of certain real es
tate in SAID Worcester and possessed of and entitled to
personal property Of value, that he made his will in
1882 and after giving tain pecunay Legaces to other
persons he devised and beque hei the rest of his estate
as set forth in his w to his wife and any child or chill
dren he might have-that said will was duly approved
in the Probate Court for said County Joseph Sargent
physician, and said Petitioner, were appointed Executors
OF the willard that said Joseph Sargent appoint
ed administrator the estate of said Sarah she being
possessed at the time her marriage with the ator NJ
sundry Bank and Rail Road Stocks, which had not been
sold at the time of his deah-that said Administrator
has accounted for said stocks in the Probate the
question as to whom the assets in his hands should be
paid over or distributed is pending in the Supreme
Court of Probate for said County that said Cyrus Gale
sas The Petitioner believes the Of and entitled to the
real aud personal estate Of said and said assets in
the hands of said Administrator. subject to the rights of
said Legaees other than his said wife and dausher-tha
said Petition as Executor claims the said and bal
estate OF said or and that said executors are entitled
to the part the estate NE testator by ra-
sou that said testaor survived and overlive his said
vile and child; that the persons adversely Interested
against said claim and tide OF the petitioner and Of said
Cyrus, are the heirs at law and Of kin Of said
Sarah - Benjamin d. Whitney, Hammond Whitney
Joseph Sargent and Emily Sargent, his wife and
Mary s. FELTON, and Julia W. FELTON,, minor chill
dren Of Cornelius C. FELTON,, who make claim 10 said as
sets in the hands Of said Administrator and to the estate
Of said tesator subject to the rights Of said Lsgates that
said James O. Luce, of Yonkers In the State Of New
York. is material witness in support Of the said claim
and title Ct the Petitioner and said Cyrus that his EVIL
de ce smp0rant and is In danger Of being before said
title can be tried, that your Petitioner DESTROYS Of per-
peusting the testimony of said Luce In respect to said
claim and title and to said testa0rs surviving and
living his said wife and daughter, wherefore he prays
Commission may issue 10 take the deposition Of said Luce
In relation thereto In perpetual remembrance Of the thing
II Is now ordered by the Court that notice be given to
said Respondents and to Al other persons Interested
IN sand claim and title, aud in the matter Of said
Petition, 10 appear before the Court Of Common Pleas
now holden az Worcester, within and for said Coun,
W Of Worcester, on he sixteenth day Of February
A. d. 1886 to shew cause IL any they haye,why the pray
thereof should not be granted by publishing an attest
ed copy Of the above abstract Of said Petition and oths
order thereon, one week In the Daily Spy a newspaper
printed in Worcester In said County Of Worcester and ia
the Boston Daily Morning Post, or Daily Atlas, newspa-
pers printed in Boston, in the County Of Suffolk the last
publication 70 be seven days before ssid leh day Feb
AIRY, A. ID. 1876.
Copy Of the Petition and Order OF Notice.
Atesti jos. MASON. Clerk.
Feb. !, 1896 div
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best market affords, which they will dispose Of cheap
Tor CASH A. PEASLEE,
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worcester, NOV. z, 1900. df
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give notice that all accounts due him must be settled a
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