Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-05
WORCESTER DAILY SPY, SATURDAY FEBRUARY S. 1895

] first hearing on the bill that settle
ment might be effected. the hearing was
| postponed until a later date, with the
result that Friday morning Frank b.
Hall, counsel for the defendant, APP
peared before Judge Bond and asked
| that the bill be dismissed, the court
granting the request The parties in
name of the Blake Bank Lock Inspec-
ton Company, the firm comprising
father and son. By the terms of the
settlement, Ira G. Blake transfers his
entire interest in the company to Fred
H. Blake, the SON, who will continue the
business under the old name, Ira G.
Blake agreeing to do no business with
the firms customers for the period of
two years.
MORE MONEY FOR CLERKS.
The ways and means committee of
the lower branch of the general court
has reported fought to pass" upon the
bill introduced by Representative Chas.
G.. Washburn, providing for the APP
preparation of $1,000 for additional cler-
ical service in the Worcester county reg
istry of deeds.
THE WILCOX ESTATE.
A petition was filed in the probate
court, Friday. for the removal of Frank
lin P. Douglass, proprietor Of the Bay
State. from his position as administra-
tor of the estate of Alfred W. Wilcox.
The petitioners are Charles S. Forbes
and Edward R. Cummins, creditors Of
the Wilcox estate. The hearing on the
petition is set for March list, Charles s.
Forbes appearing for the petitioners.
Mr.. Douglass was appointed adminIs-
fro tO5s nj of
1896 the valuation being $780, 200 each,
real and personal Frank P. Goulding
and Eben F. Thompson are counsel for
their heirs and on their account suit
has already been entered against
Messrs. Forbes and Cummins. 1t is al
legged by the heirs that Mr.. Wilcox was
insane when he made the contract for
land which the petitioners would en-
force. Mr.. Douglass is son-in-law of
the late A. w. Wilcox.
ATTACHMENTS
Finlanders' Grocery Union VS.. Peter
Larson, Worcester, $500, central dis
trict court; writ served by Hunt. Mar
vim M. Taylor for plaintiff.
T. Spencer jerks vs. Alfred R. Mar
BILE, Worcester. S100, central district
court; writ served by Early. E. A. D.
Moss for plaintiff
Mary w. Gill VS.. Charles H. Palmer,
Worcester, $4,000 superior court; writ
served by Early. Burton W. Potter for
plaintiff.
PROBATE COURT-FORBES j.
WORCESTER, FRIDAY, FEB. 4.
Wills allowed Valentine Miller, Clinton
Catherine Miller executrix, valuation Of
estate $500 personal; Lucy B. Thurs
ton. Leicester Lyman D. Thurston ex-
ecutor, valuation Of estate $3.50 per-
sonal.
Administrators ppointed--William w.
Nash, special administrator on estate of
William A. Nash, Worcester; Kate A.
Downs, on estate Of John Donovan,
Winchendon, valuation of estate $1,000
real. $500 personal: Ellen NJ Bradley, on
estate of Myron Fl. Bradley, Westboro,
valuation of estate $500 real, $500 per-
sonal.
Guardians George McAleer,
of Lucy O'Leary, Mary O'Leary, Mar
garet O'Leary Daniel O'Leary and
John T. OLeary, Worcester, minors,
valuation of estate $90S.61; George Naug,
of Bessie F. Chase, Webster, minor,
valuation of estate $4,000 personal.
Trustee appointed Harriette NJ.
Forbes, under will of William T. Merri-
of Harriette NJ. Forbes, valuation of
estate 5000 personal; Charles r. John
son, under will of Shepherd c. Wilder,
Leominster, for benefit of James Shep-
herd Willard, valuation Of estate $1,000.
Executors accounts allowed-Final OF
George Hammond, under will of Patrick
| G. Conner, Charlton, receipts and pay
ments each $4S7.25; eleventh annual of
Henry M. Harrington, under will of
r 1-fr
| $1,000, payments $500; third and final
of James F. Davis and John W. Rice,
under will of Ethan Holden, Barre, re-
ceipts and payments each $2710.
Administrators account filed-F'irst
| and final of Ellen Kennedy, on estate Of
Patrick Kennedy, Sterling, receipts
$2S77.77 payments $147S0S.
Guardians account filed-First OF
Ann NJ. Gibbs, guardian of Eleanor A.
Howe, insane, Upton, receipts $14S075.
payments $546.90.
Trustees account filed-First of Chas.
D. Thayer, under will of Abbie w. Wy
man, Worcester, for benefit of Nellie w,
Thayer, payments on principal 1920. AZ
receipts and payments on income each
$119.64.
COURT OF INSOLVENCY-FORBES,
J.-WORCESTER, FRIDAY, FEB. 4.
First meeting - Almar Holmberg,
Gardner, claims proved and Ingival B.
Johnson of Boston elected assignee.
CENTRAL DISTRICT COURT.-UT-
LEY, j., FRIDAY, FEB. A.
Friday was a light day in the district
court; four DRINKS were disposed Of as
follows:
John Falvey, house of correction, six
months; Louis Babree, fined $40; Will
liam Howard and Frank Zanliski, filed.