Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-07

respectively, without costs. The cases
were actions of contract to recover for
wages due from service in the defend
ants employ lin Grafton). Sheehan &
Cutting appeared for the plaintiffs; J..
j. Shaugt nessey for the defendant.
The last case of the day was that of
Sarah A. Gillard, formerly of Worces-
ter, now of Boston, vs.. Emma j. Per-
kins of Worcester, In March of the past
year, as the plaintiff alleges, she was
eYlcted from tenement of the defend
ant on Home street, and as a result of
the exposure of her goods to the in
clemency of the storm and her own eX-
posture in guarding the goods during the
day, she sues to recover, both for dam
age to the goods and for a resultant
sickness. Evidence was presented by
the plaintiff and the defendant, and the
case will be resumed today. Wood &
Wood for the plaintiff Charles NJ.
Thayer for the defendant,
The cases in order for today are as
follows:
2511-(On triad Gillard vs.. Perkins,
25S5-Dowd VS.. LOTUS.
2141-Hanscom VS.. Sawyer.
2142--Hanscom VS. Sawyer.
2272-Davenport VS.. Degnan.
2273-Davenport VS.. Degnan.
2275-Loring vs. town of Holden.
241S-MontagnioH VS.. Lathrop ct ais.
VENIRES SENT OUT.
Assistant Clerk of Courts William T.
Harlow sent out the venires Thursday
for the traverse jujors for the criminal
term of the superior court, which opens
the third Monday of the month, Janu-
fore Judge John Hopkins of Millbury.
Venires for the grand jurors have been
issued, ard the grand jury will sit Mon
day, the 18th, and organize for the
year, the actual trial of cases commence
ing before the traverse jurors the follow
ing Thursday.
WANTS TRUST TERMINATED.
Grace Maynard, through her counsel
Herbert Parker, has filed a petition with
William A. Kilburn named as respond
ent, asking for the termination of the
latter's trust. The petitioner claims that
Feb. Il 1897, both entered into GER
tain indenture of trust, that the petit
toner paid over $4,000 tc the respondent
that, since Feb. II, the respondent has
held the TRUST moneys, and that she is
now DESTROYS of having said trust ter
minated and the remaining funds paid
over to her, free. and discharged of all
trust The respondent has filed an an
sWer, praying to be relieved of the trust
Herbert Parker appears for the petit
toner; Charles c. Milton for the re-
spondent.
WILL OF MARY CARRICK.
BY the will of Mary Carrick, who was
for some years housekeeper for Stephen
Salisbury. and came from Gort County
Galway, Ireland, many public requests
are made. To John Carrick of Gort,
County Galway, is left $1,000; to Thomas
Carrick, Gort, $1,000; to Mary Greelish,
wife Of Dennis T. Greelish, Worcester,
S1000 Mary Brennan, Gort, 500; Sisters
of Mercy, High street, $780, Sisters Of
Charity, gray nuns, Granite street, 500;
Holy Cross College, $500; Orphans Home
of St. Paurs Church, 500. Lyman A.
Ely is named as executor and the wit
nesses to the will are Stephen Salisbury,
Francis H. Dewey and David Casares
Camara. The valuation of the estate is
about $4,000, accumulated during the tes-
tator's long and faithful service.
ATTACHMENTS
Horace D. Geer vs.. Anna M. Baylis
and Albert P. Baylis. southbridge, $500,
first district court of southern Worces-
ter; writ served by Jacobs H. B. Mon
tague for the plaintiff.
Henry NJ Bigelow VS.. Horace H.
Bigelow worcester, Shrewsbury rail-
road, Worcester, $4,000, superior court
of Suffolk county; writ served by Early.
N. u. Walker for plaintiff,
Harris M. Dodge VS.. Charles M. Co
burn, Charlton, $500, first district court
of southern Worcester; writ served by
Hayter Charles S. Dodge for plaintiff.
COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
The docket in the court of insolvency
for today is as follows:
1711-Walter E. Jackson, Fitchburg,
first meeting.
CENTRAL DISTRICT COURT, UT
LEY, j., THURSDAY, JAN. s.
Martin Moore, Is years of age, was
in court as stubborn child. The boy
being in the Juvenile class, his case was
continued until next Tuesday.
The other cases were for drunkenness,
and they were disposed OF as follows:
Thomas Curran, house of correction, six
months, appealed; Edward M. Barrett,
house of correction, four months, APP
pealed; Emma Williams, house of cor
rection, four months; Gertie Thompson,