Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-15

ais. VS.. Henry T. Allen, both of Fitch
burg, Judge Wardwell handed down a
finding, dismissing the petition for the
establishment Of lien on the defendant
property. Judge Wardwell ruled that
the petitioners did not file the state
ment required by law of the amount
due them within thirty days after the
last item was furnished which was
actually used in the erection of the
building. ]. H. Mcmahon for the plain
lifts; StiQlman Haynes for the defen-
dant.
The case Of Albert e. Sanders VS..
Sarah G. Sanders has been referred to
Gen. lockwood Hoar as auditor. Will
liza A. Gle for the plaintiff; H. s. Has
kell, Wood & Wood for the defendant.
The court adjourned sine die at IL
o'clock, all other cases being continued
until February.
PROBATE COURT-FORBES, ]. -
WORCESTER, FRIDAY, JAN. IA.
Wills allowed-Sarah Aldrich, Worces-
ter, Charles L. Aldrich executor, valua-
ton of estate $4,000 real, $4,000 per-
sonal; Eliza Daley, Uxbridge, James
Daley executor, valuation of estate
S27O0 real, $199 personal.
Administrators appointed--Henry W.
Roemer, on estate of Henry W. Roe
mer, Dudley, valuation of estate $4,000
real; Alvin s. Dearth, on estate Of Will
liam H. Perry, Boylston, valuation OF
estate $1,000 real. $1,000 personal.
Guardian ppointed-Christina Lar
son, Of Naomi Larson and Oscar l. and
Carl E. Larson. Worcester, valuation of
estate $1,000 personal.
COURT OF INSOLVENCY-FORBES,
J.-WoRCEsTER, FRIDAY. 14TH.
First meeting Premier & Houle, Leo
minister, claims proved and Charles L.
Bird elected assignee.
Adjourned examination-Colem ]
Kane, Worcester; no action.
ATTACHMENT.
| Agnes Goddard VS.. Frank j. Lewis
Sterling, $1,000, second district court OF
eastern Worcester; writ served by Bart
lett. c. C. Bancroft for the plaintiff
EXAMINED COURT HOUSE PLANS
The county commissioners went tc
Boston Friday to inspect the plans OF
the new court house at the office OF
Andrews, Jacques & RantoW The
plans are nearly completed, and the
| commissioners expressed themselves as
even more than pleased with the prom
ise of a beautiful and convenient Struc-
ture which the working plans give.
CENTRAL DISTRICT COURT, UT.
LEY, j., JAN. A.
Thomas Hoar and John F. Kelly were
in court Friday morning, charged with
breaking and entering, larceny and
drunkenness. officer Burke testified tc
the arrest, Tuesday evening. At about
$50 o'clock he saw Hoar on Mechanic
street with a large bundle under his
arm. At the officers approach he rar
into an alley. When questioned about
the oveTshoes, he said he had met Kelly
a few moments before, and they had q
drink together On leaving the saloon
Kelly had asked him to take a walk
with him, through Grafton street and
Bloomingdale road On their way back
Kelly produced a newspaper; and, wrap.
| ping the overshoes in it, gave them tC
Hoar to hold for a few minutes, while
he went in search of a customer, assur.
| ing Hoar that the shoes were all right
He was waiting for Kelly when arrest.
ed. Officer O'Connor testified that hi
had been sent out after Kelly, who
when arrested, admitted that he ha6
been with Hoar earlier in the evening.
Officer Deadly said he found car II, Sal
on the 6oSIon ana Albany ROAD WIFI
seal broken, the door unlocked and par
of case of overshoes scattered over the
car. They were the same kind as fount
in the possession of the defendants
The defense had nothing to offer a.
the time, and the court held the men il
$500 bonds for their appearance befor,
the superior court, the third Monday il
January The charges for being DRUM
Were placed or file. Sullivan & O'Con
nell for the defendants
George McGeachie, who appealed from
sentence, Thursday, withdrew his ap
peal and was sentenced to the state re
formatory for drunkenness
Joseph Thomas and Thomas Barry
who were arrested as Migrants by OH
GERS O'Connor and Hemenway, were
each sentenced to six months in the
house of correction. James Hennessey
whose case was continued, was placed
on file. He was a witness on a case In
the superior court and was arrested for
being drunk The other DRINKS were.
Jacob Haasis, house of correction, four
months; Thomas Flynn, $40.