Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-12
COURT CALENDAR.
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company with Asa F. Kneeland, ap-
peared at the office of the county COM
missioners Tuesday morning, and for
mally presented thSir petition asking for
a reopening of the court house compe-
tition and the adoption of Mr. Boyden's
plans for the building to be erected. Mr.
Boyden requested a hearing upon his
petition, and the commissioners an
nounced that when the working plans
of the adopted design arrive, the ar
rival being expected next week, so that
comparison may be made, a date will
be set for the hearing. Andrews
jacques & Rantoul are busy on the
working plans, and it is expected that
they will be completed either this or
next week. The petition bears 1876 sig
natures.
Col. w. S. B. Hopkins attached to his
name the following: II have not exam
ined the details of the plans with ref
erence to each other so as to enable me
to form a considerate judgment but
am of opinion that it would be wise to
reopen the matter of the selection and
give further hearing. The signatures
follow:
Frank P Goulding, William A. Gile,
Charles A. Merrill, Lyman A. Ely, A. S.
P!nkerton, William A. Smith, Henry F.
f1dITlS, u u WOOu, w. Is. Harding,
Henry p. Muzzey, Charles B. Pratt,
Merrick Bemis, John N. Akarman, A. E.
P. Perkins, Henry H. Chamberlain, l..
v. K. Van De Mark, E. T. Raymond, A.
A. White, Otis E. Putnam, George E.
Gladwfn, S. Hamilton Coe William L.
Clark, R. James Tatman, Arthur ].
Marble, George w. Coomhs, Charles W.
Wood, George A. Stevens, Nelson Fl.
Davis, William E. Lewis, w. B. Rich
ardson, w. H. Willard, j. w. Davis,
Samuel r. Haywood, Edward Bates,
Thayer, Edward ]. Melanefy, William
A. Warden, Horace Kendall, A. w.
Chaplin, Henry C. Wheaton Clinton M.
Dyer ]. R. Fisk, A. G. Broad & Son,
Harvey T. Buck, Joseph B. Knox, o. w.
Rugg, John A. Dana, E. G. Higgins,
Stephen Salisbury, F. E. Higgins, w. S.
B. Hopkins, E. B. Crane, Luther Baker,
William Jones, Marvin M. Taylor, j. w.
Hall, H. Spencer Haskell, D. B.
Starr, w. A. Williams. w. A.
Winn, James F. McGovern, L. J. Whea-
ton, Philip Moen, Charles H. Benchley,
G. H. Dutton, Edward H. Whitney
Thomas F. Moran, Samuel E. Staples
F. M. Wood Ransom c. Taylor p. H.
Duprey, Archelaus H. Howe, Jerome
Marble. H. L. Putnam, J. Ellsbree, Geo.
S. Clough, Charles H. Page, G. w. Carr,
A. H. Newton, s. H. Kimball, A. R.
Wells, John H. Pickford, G. A. Long
ley, D. P. Allen, Oscar r. England, B.
F. Marsh, Richard w. Goggin, Peter #.
Kenney, A. F. Bragg, Michael Kenney,
]. Edwin Smith, Nathaniel J. Lee, Henry
woodward, Edwin c. Perry, Peter o.
Coghlin, H. A. Desper James S. Lea
witt, Martin Greene, H. B. Wentworth,
Edward Bigelow, o. V. Ball, Thomas, C.
Lowell, H. A. Young, William S. Smith,
E. NJ, Dickinson, e. B. Richardson, A.
F. Francis, H. G. Fay, Henry w. Eddy,
John Holden, W. A. Beaudette, Geo. N.
Scott, f. H. Bigelow, J. S. Smith, H.
W. Hubbard, e. D. Burlington, Abram
H. Gould, Ledyard Bill, William Hart,
Josiah Pickett, A. F. Bennett, James H.
Bancroft, c. w. Wall, George NJ. Gibbs,
Samuel F. Babbitt, Thomas Jones, G.
A. Cheney, Daniel Seagrave, F, B.
C.aW Moore, Guy G, Wild
den. u e1eS
DISTRICT COURT, Ut
LEY, JAN, ii.
Leonard J. Corbett IS years of age,
who was arrested Monday afternoon by
Stone, was charged with
breaking and entering and the larceny
of bank book and forgery. He plead
6u guilty. dliu was lSlO III PoVV AoA LIS
appearance before the grand jury. He
also confessed to having stolen two
guitars valued at SIS ea2h from the
rooms of Burton w and Roy w. Grout,
at 10 High street. The guitars were af-
forwards pawned IN Boston.
Isador Herndoz for assault and bat
terry on his wife, was sentenced to thel
house of correction for 80 days, and
was placed under $50 bonds to keep the
peace.
Joseph Miller who was suspected of
being the Brookfield murderer, was SEN
fenced to the state farm for six months.
fenced to the state farm for six months
for vagrancy.
Martin Moore, for being stubborn
child, was sentenced to the reformatory
Joseph White charged with bruancy,
pleaded not guilty. He was convicted
and sentenced to the Worcester County
Truant School for one year.
For violating the city ordinances inl
snowballs, Thomas Heenanl
was fined SO, which he paid.
Edward Cummings, arraigned on the
same charge was discharged.
For drunkenness Patrick Tenancy was
fined $1o John Curran was discharged,
and John Connors continued to the 18th.
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