Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-14

sion to their enthusiasm by frequent rounds of
cheers. T. Edward Murray, Esq, called the
meeting to order and introduced the speakers,
NJ. J. McCaffery and J. ]. O'Gorman, who made
short addresses. At the conclusion of the
speech making the crowd formed in line and,
headed by the Father Mathew temperance band,
marched to the democratic headquarters, where
they cheered the flag, They then returned to
the square and broke ranks.
THE SOLDIERS MEMoRIAL.-The list of
fallen soldiers reprinted this morning contains
several addtious-thanks to the pious attention
which has been given to the matter by the COM
rades and friends of the deceased. There is
danger, however, that some names will be over
looked, and it behooves all who wish justice to
be done to cooperate with the committee in per-
fecting the list. All communications should
| give the regiment and company to which the
soldier belonged, the time and place Of death,
should declare explicitly that he enlisted from
this city, and should give the name and address
of the inl0rmer.
The committee desire information at once rela-
tive to the following names:
10th Regimeut-Th Whalan. 16thO
18th Reglment-Michael WEIGH
18th Regiment-Alonzo b. Belknap, John II. Cur
list Regiment-Henry E. Knight, Patrick Martin.
18th Regiment-A. w. Edwards Franklin Gill;
Gustav Kluge.
18th Reglment-James A. Sanborn.
| 18th Reglment-Bezeklah s. Sargent
| Both Regiment-Micnael Callahan.
| 3lst Regiment-Charles Haskell.
| Bath Regiment-Enos Messier.
| 5lst REPRESENTATION A. Campbell, (alIve7l
| James o. Hudson, - Mcclellan.
| 66th Reglment-Jonn swan.
| 57th Regiment-Jeremiah Buckley, Michael Cad
igan, Michael Morris, Andrew Murray.
I'd Artillery-George C. Butler, Edward NJ. Sta
4th Artillery-James whitehouse
9th New York-John Holden.
- -. David WEIGH, Thomas Daley, William
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT, FULL BENCH
CHAPMAN, c. J.-Saturday, Oct. 12.-The fol-
lowing cases were argued:
Lmily Jacobs VS.. Ira +. Jacobs An appeal
from the decree of the probate court. Staples
and Goulding for the plaintiff, Bartholomew Tor
defendant.
Elizabeth Howe VS.. James P. Ray ct al. A
complaint for fowage in Mendon, underschap-
ter 149 of the general statutes. Gle and Merrill
| for the plaintiff, Staples and Goulding for de-
| PENDANTS.
Warren W. Ward VS.. John E. Edmunds A
petition to enforce a mechanics lien in South
| bridge. Bartholomew for plaintiff, Stockwell
for defendant.
Rescripts have been received comprising de-
| cisions in the following cases:
Clarence j. Blake, appellant, VS.. Gorham
| Blake, administrator An appeal from the de-
cision of commissioners upon the estate OF
James B. Blake, deceased, disallowing in part
promissory note for S45,sO7, given by the de-
ceased to John H. Blake, and by him endorsed
to the appellant Judgment for the plaintiff
affirmed, for the allowance in full of the amount
| of the note after deducting payments.
Benjamin Walker VS.. George A. Dresser. An
| action of contract on bond to dissolve an at
tachment on real estate of the defendant in
Southbrdge. Demurrer sustained, and judg-
meut for defendant affirmed.
c. NJ. Holden vs. D. F. Parker ct al, to recover
balance due on the sale of a wood lot. Excep-
tons sustained.
H. F. Ross VS. Harrison Bliss, an action for
damages for breach Of contract to convey to the
plaintiff lot of land on Bliss street, in Worces.
ter, in which the verdict was for the plaintiff
Exceptions sustained.
John Barry VS.. James and Thomas Hogan,
trustees, of Southbridge, an action to recover
for labor. Judgment discharging the trustees
| reversed.
John H. Jordan VS.. VIM. H. Smith. Judg-
ment for the plaintiff for $500 damages and
for costs.
The following divorces were granted
Savillon E. Willard from Martha NJ. Willard
nis, for adultery, libeant to have custody of
minor children; Olive R. Drake from Albert S.
Drake, nis, for adultery; Levi W. Damon from
Eliza Ann Damon, for adultery; Stilman Dodge
| from Sarah NJ. Dodge, for deserti0n; Cynthia A.
Woodward from Elias Woodward, for deserton
| libellant 10 have custody of minor children |;
| Carrie E. King from Allen E. King, nisi, libel
| liant to have custody of children; Warren d.
Battles from Mary J. Battles; Jonas Parmenter
| from Esther l., Parmenfer; Laura Thompson
| from Abel Thompson; Julia cleveland from
| Ephraim cleveland, for desertion; Alanson
| Delloff from Susan L. Delloff.
The petition of Elijah Bigelow for leave to
marry again was granted
The court, at about O'Clock P. NJ, adjourned
without day.
Music HALL.-A correspondent, who is