Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-03
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Ali Grocers.
COURT CALENDAR.
Cases in Order at Superior Court Open
ing Next Monday.


ing Next Monday.
The docket for the March sitting of
the superior civil court which opens in
the stone court house at 10 o'clock Mon
day morning, before Judge Gaskill of
Worcester, comprises 141 cases, the fol-
lowing being in order for the first day
of the session:
1868 (assigned)-Peter Archambeaux
VS.. Thomas C.-Platt ct al. Gle; Could
ing. Mellish.
1864 (assigned)-William A. Archam-
beaux IS. Thomas C. Piatt ct al Gle;
Goulding, Mellish..
1913 (assigned)-Hinds ct al. VS. Early
Rice, King & Rice: Thayer & Cobb.
29-Winn, exc. VS.. Seaver, exc. Hill
Goulding; Hopkins, Smith & Hopkins.
32O-Powers VS.. Mccarthy. Potter;
Sullivan & OConnell.
570-Curtis ct al VS.. GAINESVILLE Man
ufacturing Co. H. L. Parker; Rice,
King & Rice.
S21-Richards vs.. Athol H L. Park
Ell, Jr.; Wilson.
1856 Robinson VS.. Hall Harding;
Wood & Wood
14S0-Henry ct ali. VS.. Harris Har-
ris, C. NJ. Thayer; Dodge & Taft.
1595-Griswold Worsted Co. VS.. N. E.
Railroad Co. C. NJ. Thayer; Goulding,
Mellish.
1719-Bradt VS.. Weeks ct al Could
ing, T. H Sullivan; Heller, R. M.
Morse.
1739-Bradley Fertilizer Co. VS.. Howe.
A. M. Taft; 7. H. Sullivan.
2074-Morse VS.. inhabitants of Stur-
bridge. Wheelock; Hopkins, Smith &
2122Union Drop Forge Co. VS.. speirs
Rice, King & Rice; Hopkins, Smith &
Hopkins.
212S-Chicago National Bank VS..
Speirs. Rice, King & Rice; Hopkins,
Smith & Hopkins.
BOWLER WILL CONTEST.
In the matter of the allowance of the
will of Michael Bowler of Worcester, of
which Timothy Bowler is named exec
utor, John B. Ratigan has entered an
appearance as counsel for William Will
kinson, the grandson of the testator.
SEPARATE SUPPORT SUIT.
In the probate court Wednesday, Net
tie S. Hey of Oxford filed petition for
separate support from her husband, Try
ing B. Hey, also of oxford. The petit
TONER alleges that the respondent has
been guilty of cruel and abusive treat
nent, and that Sept. 80, in particular
her husband kicked her and severely
bruised her. The petitioner also praYs
for the custody of their minor child
Charles S. Hey, who was born Feb. II,
1898. The hearing ON the petition is set
"a fEo r,4k @
for the petitioner.
COURT HOUSE ARCHITECTS.
message was received from An
drews, Jacques & Rantoul OF Boston,
the court house architects, by the
county commissioners Wednesday, stat
ing that Mr.. Rantoul would be here to-
day and would examine the specifica-
lions which have been received and hear
recommendations and make such chang
es as might be found advisable or nee
essary. AS County Commissioners Taft
and Stone will be in Boston today ir at
tendance upon hearings given by the
committees on public charitable institu-
lions and prisons, Commissioner George
w. Cooke of Barre will be at the court
house and he, with Mr.. Rantoul, will
make careful examination of the snee-
if1catons further inspection will be
made by Commissioners Stone and Taft
at Boston, and the final proof for the
publishers will be ready tomorrow.
o. A. KELLEY SUED
A personal attachment for $500 was
served upon o. A. Kelley, the we'll
known horse dealer Wednesday after
noon, and keeper was temporarily
placed in charge by Constable Philip ].
Murphy. The attachment was quickly
| dissolved. however, and the keeper,
Thomas Kelliher, removed The claim
was for $3.50 for blankets sold Mr.. KEEL
ley by the Chase Blanket Company of
New York, 100 blankets being sent to
him to be disposed of as he found best.
DUQUETTE & LATOUR' s TROUBLES
Another personal attachment for $500
was served upon the firm of Duquette &
Latour, druggists on Park street, Thurs
day, by Deputy Sheriff James Hunt, on
behalf of clerk employed by the firm
/ Other attachments for $500 each have
been placed in favor j. G. VaudreuiI
Geo. F. Hewett Co, Chas Costello and
Brewer g. Co., for $780, The place still
remains in charge of Deputy Sheriff
Hunt since A. A. Bicknell terminated
his duties as Keeper.
ATTACHMENTS.
| Charles o. Blake for the benefit and
J use of ]. E. Sullivan and David F.
! o'Cennell, Worcester, VS.. Henry r.
Sanders, Worcester, 5000, central dis
| trict court; writ served by Murphy
Sullivan & OConnell for the plaintiff
| Joseph Giroux VS.. Joseph Theriaque,
Webster. $500, first district court OF
! southern Worcester; writ served by
/ Glare.
CENTRAL DISTRICT COURT. UT.
LEY. "WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2.
Henry Jacobs, the Turk who had tht
fracas with Officer Lombard, Tuesday
night, was arraigned on the charge.
of drunkenness and assaulting an off.
Ger. Jacobs was adjudged guilty OF
both charges and ordered to pay a fine
of $40 in each case.
Thomas Merriam, for assault OF
Charles Goodwin had his case placed
on file on payment of the costs, amount
ing to SO.
The other cases were those of drunk
enness, and were disposed Of as follows
John F. Carney, fined $40; Patrick Nee
han, taken on probation; John Matsoi
and Patrick Quincy, cases placed OF
file.
SATURDAYS TRIAL LIST.
The docket for trial at Saturdays SEES
sion of the central district court con
tains the following cases:
Hubley VS.. Shewbrooks C. NJ. Thayer
Riackmer g Vaughan