Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-31
COURT CALENDAR.
The Modified Specifications of
the Court House Plans.
Gases in the Superior Civil Court Relic
cation of Public Ways eetwsen Clinton
and 6oyIston- Other Court
Matters.

In the superior civil court, Wednes-
day, the case of George C. Greenway
VS.. Timothy Shea of Milford, was fin
ishe.i, and the jury returned verdict
for the plaintiff assessing damages in
the sum of $38.62. The case was an ac-
tion of contract with an ad damnum Of
$780, involving the amount due for haul
ing certain hotel manure. Williams &
Williams for the plaintiff; L. E. Fales
for the defendant.
The case of Simon J. McKenna VS..
Timothy Shea, both Of Milford, involv-
ing contract of a similar nature, as
in the preceding case, was begun; but
agreement was reached to refer it to F.
n. Thayer of Blackstone as auditor
Villains & Williams for the plaintiff; L.
E. Fales for the defendant,
The next case. which occupied the re-
mainder of the day, was that OF Fannie
M. Seymour VS., the Worcester Consol-
idated Street Railway Company. the
case being an action of tort. with an
ad damnuna of $1,000. to recover for in
juries alleged to have been received
March 13, 1897, from one Of the defend
ants cars In Worcester. Final argu-
ments were made, and Judge Gaskill
will charge the jury in the case this
morning Charles A. Merrill appeared
for the plaintiff; Herbert Parker for the
defendant.
The case of Annie L. Converse VS..
Dexter Hemenway of Shrewsbury, was
called and an entry of non-suit for the
plaintiff was made, agreement being
reached out of court and proceedings
dropped. The plaintiff was a servant
in the employ of the defendant, who IL
an ex-constable of the town, and sued
in an action of tort to recover $4,000 for
alleged criminal assault upon her.
Charles r. Johnson appeared for the
plaintiff,
In the case of the Hopkinton Savings
Bank VS.. George H. Rice, the defendant
defaulted Wednesday. The case was
an action of contract to recover on q
note for $1100. William B. Harding for
the plaintiff
Continued to April Ii; 26SS-Mullen
VS.. Rand.
The trial list for today is as follows:
2429 (on trial)-Seymour VS.. Worcester
Consolidated Street Railway Company.
Merrill; Herbert Parker.
2722-Barosa VS.. Speirs Mfg. Company.
Gile, Kelley; H. Parker, Milton.
Attl-NhCClldIl Vs. olCllo 0llS- w. 1llC,
Kelley; H. Parker, Milton.
2742-Orani VS.. Speirs Mfg. Co. Gile,
Kelley; H. Parker, Milton.
2746-Reach VS. Speirs Mfg. Co. Gle,
Kelley; H. Parker, Milton.
2749-Simonds VS. Leominster Electric
Light Co. Thayer G. Cobb; Mayo.
272S-Callahan VS.. Hyland. Ryan, Nc
Govern, Kelley; Thayer & Cobb.
2730-Ewart VS.. Pearson. Bronner;
Thayer & Cobb
2757-Taylor VS.. Tuson. Hubbard,
Sullivan & OConnell; A. M. Taft, w. E.
Sibley.
Sullivan & O'ConnelI; w E. Sibley,
275S-F'razier VS.. Scott. Brown;
OConnor
2797-Banks VS.. Dinsmore. Dodge &
Taft; Duncan.
27SS-Conlin VS.. Worcester and Sub
urban Street Railway Company. Hill,
Carrigan; H. Parker Milton
AN ACTION OF CONTRACT.
There was hearing in the equity
room of the stone court house, Wed
nesday, in the case of Spencer VS..
Spencer, both of Dudley, in an action of
contract, the amount involved being
$780, The hearing was held before
Henry L. Parker, and will be resumed
this morning, when further evidence
will be offered Kent G. Dewey appear
| for the plaintiff; John S. Gould for the
| defendant.
| SEPARATE MAINTENANCE PETIT
TION.
Clara A. Monroe of Worcester has
filed in the probate court a petition for
separate maintenance from her hus-
band, Alvin W. Monroe of Hubbards-
| ton. The plaintiff claims that the re-
spondent left her Jan. 81, destitute and
! about to be a mother, and that she Is
unable to work herself, and prays for
! allowance from the court, the husband
| having continued such desertion and
refusing to contribute to her support
At the hearing before Judge Forbes, an
! attachment for $1,000 upon the respond
ent's property was issued, and the writ
was served by Deputy Sheriff W. W
| Scott. The hearing upon the petition il
| set for April 25, Charles r. Johnson ap
pearing for the petitioner
TRUSTED THE COMPANY.
In the case of Frank e. Dwyer VS.. tn
Worcester and Suburban Street Rail
way Company, to recover for injurie
received while a passenger on one 0
the defendants cars, and in which tn
jury found for the plaintiff in the sun
of $1,000, Margaret Dwyer, through he
4 counsel, M. H. Cowden, trusteed tn
company, Wednesday afternoon, in tn
sum of $500 in the action against Fran
Dwyer; the papers in the case bein
served by Deputy Sheriff James Hunt.
ATTACHMENTS.
Ewart Manufacturing Company @
Chicago, ILL.,, VS.. Baldwin Cycle Chai
Company ct ais, Charles C. Forbes
William H. Gates, Edward R. Cum
mings, $4,000, United States circui
court; writ served by Tuttle. e.
J, Beach for the plaintiff.
Clara A Monroe VS.. Alvin w. Moore
Hubbardston, $1,000; probate court
writ served by Scott. Charles r. John
son for the plaintiff
George w. Doane ct al. VS. Lucy
Rouse, Jersey City, N. J., $500, superio