Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-26
CRIMINAL COURT.
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RE l.. Hathaway, valuation of estate
$4,000 real, $4,000 personal.
Administrators accounts allowed
First and final of Ella f. Hopkins. Of
the estate Of Mary A. Tiffany Of Wor-
cesteri second and final Of Eugene e.
Barthel, Of estate of Tre1e Cormier Of
Gardner.
Administrators account filed-First Of
Henry Jackson, Of estate of Lavina Far
mer of Fitchburg.
Executors account allowed-First and
final of Clarence Z. Merritt, of will OF
Irving L. Merritt Of Templeton.
Executors account filed-First and
final of Henry Brander of will of Fred
erick A KlebaTt of Worcester.
Trustees accounts filed-Twelfth Of
Worcester Safe Deposit and Trust Com
pany, under win Of John F. Boyce, for
benefit of Eunice j. Bancroft, Emma s.
Boyce, +. j. Boyce and John r. Boyce
fourth of Worcester Safe Deposit and
Trust Company, under will of Lott
Doane, for benefit of Elizabeth Brown
first of Worcester Safe Deposit and
Trust Company, under will of Isaac
Southgate Of Leicester for benefit Of
Second Congregational Society Of Lei
cester; third of Worcester Safe Deposit
and Trust Company, under will of Phil
ena NJ, Upham of Leicester for benefit
Of Lucy N Upham; twelfth Of Worees-
ter Safe Deposit and Trust Company
under will of Daniel Upham of Leicester
for benefit of Esther Farr Wemair, Ruth
King and Lucy N. Upham seventh Of
Worcester Safe Deposit and Trust Com
pany, under will of Edwin B. Tainter of
West Brookfield for benefit of Lucy P
fainter; thirteenth of Worcester Safe
Deposit and Trust Company, under will
Of James w. Palmer of West Boylston
for benefit of May A. Ames; ninth Of
Worcester Safe Deposit and Trust Com
pany, under will of Horace Sheldon, for
the benefit of Kate L. Hanscom and
Mrs. Frances Sheldon; fifth of Worces-
ter Safe Deposit and Trust Company,
under will Of Dennis G. Temple of Wor-
cester for benefit of Henry ]. Temple;
sixth of Worcester Safe Deposit and
Trust Company, under will of Lucius
Woodcock of Leicester for benefit of
Maria Munroe; second of Worcester
Safe Deposit and Trust Company, under
will of Mary Jane Perry of Worcester,
for benefit of Dwight Lincoln Perry;
first of Worcester Safe Deposit and
Trust Company, under will of Lydia p,
Wilder of Worcester for benefit Of
Lydia Ann Wellington; first of Worces-
ter Safe Deposit and Trust Company,
under viii Of Lydia P. Wilder, for BEN
eft of Harry Barton Goodell and Alice
May Goodell; first of Worcester Safe
Deposit and Trust Company, under will
of Harriet r. Henshaw of Leicester, for
benefit of Caroline H. Metcalf, Sarah S.
Metcalf and Elizabeth H. Metcalf; fifth
and sixth of Emmons Croker and E. S.
Croker, under will Of Samuel L. Crock
er of Fitchburg, for benefit of Bridget
l.. Croker.
Guardians appointed Henry G..
Games, Of Hiram L. Eames of Paxton.
COURT OF INSOLVENCY. FoRBES.
William A. sanderson of Fftchburg
second meeting, claims proved.
John T. Farr of Leominster, second
meeting, claims proved.
ATTACHMENTS.
J.R. Howe VS.. t. B. F, Boland, Wor-
cester, $780, Central district court.
Writ served by Richardson.
First National Bank Of Westboro VS..
John B. Fitch ct AL, Westboro, $1,000.
First district court of eastern Worces-
ter. Writ served by Magner.
First National Bank Of Westboro VS..
John B. Fitch and George z. Fitch,
WestBoro, $1,000. First district court of
eastern Worcester. Writ served by
Wagner.
Alpheus Sanford, receiver, VS.. Octavia
Jaques, Ware, 5000 Superior court
Writ served by Ranger.
Edward J. Putnam ct al. VS.. Henry F,
| Stedman, Worcester, 5000. Central dis
trict court, Writ served by Richardson on
Town of Templeton VS.. James w
Wharf,, Templeton, $4,000. Superior
court. Writ served by Nichols.
First National Bank Of Westboro VS..
William D. Ross ct al, Shrewsbury,
$1,000. First district court Of eastern
Worcester. Writ served by Wagner.
Alpheus Sanford, receiver, VS.. B. w.
Potter, Worcester, 5000. Superior court.
Writ served by Ranger.
CENTRAL DISTRICT COURT, UT
LEY, J-TUESDAY, JAN. %.
Patrick Mattimore was in the court
Tuesday morning, charged with assault
and battery on John Orboan. There
was some trouble between the men last
Sunday morning, and Orboan claims
that Mattimcre struck him on the head
with a wrench. The complainant said
that last Sunday morning he was I'M
able to get water through his faucet.
He went down cellar and found that
the water had been turned off He
turned it on, and then the defendant,
who lives upstairs in the same house,
came down and turned it off again, and
then assaulted him. Several witnesses
swore to his statement of the trouble.
The defendant claimed that he went
down stairs early in the morning and
warned the family in the lower tene-
ment that he was going to shut the
water off for time, to mend leak in
the pipe. He had removed his faucet,
when the complainant turned the water
on. The water extinguished the fire
and soaked a crib in which child was
sleeping. When he tried to SMUT the
water off, the complainant followed him
upstairs and threatened him. In self
Utley ordered the defendant discharged.
Charles r. Tatman for the plaintiff;
Sullivan & O'Connell for the defendant.
Michael Fitzgerald, charged with the
larceny of dog valued at $50, was dis
charged on the larceny charge and fined
SIS for being drunk. He appealed.
Ralph Leboeuf, II years old; Hector
Leboeuf, 10 years old, and John Conlon,
II years old, were charged with the
larceny of pigeons from John Grimes.
They admitted that they had stolen the
pigeons. There was no previous record
against them, and their parents said
that they were good boys, so their cases
were placed on file.
Fred F. O'Brien, 10 years old was
sent to the truant school for two years.
He has previously served two years
there getting out last fall, since which
time he had been to school only a few
days. His mother is dead and the boy
seemed to want to be sent back.
Ida Morton, IA years old, was given
over to the state board. She has been
living with friends on Exchange street.
The DRINKS were: George w. Pierce,
Frederick M Claffey, John H. Burns
and Olaf Pete, $40; Timothy Kennedy,
IS, appealed, and Thomas Kelly, house
of correction for four months.