Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-12

sS36.S5; second of Hollis w Cobb, guar.
dian of Mary e. MCGEE, Margaret Nc
Gee and Ida A. MCGEE, Worcester, re-
ceipts $1S12.76, payments $1S6.9S; fifth
and final of Hollis w. Cobb, guardian OF
Ida A. MCGEE, Worcester, receipts and
payments each $335.5S.
Guardians accounts filed-Third OF
Hamilton Mayo, guardian of Ethel NJ
Smith, Petersham; third of Hamilton
Mayo, guardian of Harold E Smith
Petersham, receipts $5365.S5, payments
S2OS.oO; third of Hamilton Mayo guar
dian of Blanche Smith, Peiersham, re-
ceipts S5418.51; payments S17415. third
OF Hamilton Mayo, guardian of Ruth A.
Smith, Petersham, receipts $5077. .O5, pay
ments $272.45; third of Hamilton Mayo,
guardian of Edna j. Smith, Petersham,
receipts $52S683, payments $257 15
executors account allowed-Fifth of
Wheeler Poland, under will of Daniel
Ellls, Jr., Ashburnham, receipts $27S2. SO,
payments $345.64
COURT OF INSOLVENCY. FORBES T
WORCESTER, TUESDAY, JAN. ii.
Fourth meeting, Fred W. Smith.
Athol, assignees' account allowed. and
dividend ordered.
Adjourned third meeting. Edwin P.
Henderson,, Fitchburg, claims proved
ana ADJOURNED to Feb. g.
Second meeting, James C. Warren,
worcester, claims proved and debtor $
oath taken.
Second meeting, Francis w. Grout,
Worcester, claims proved, and debtors
oath adjourned to Jan. 90
second meeting, William H. White,
Worcester, claims proved and debtor S
oath taken.
Second meeting, Michael ]. Griffin,
Worcester, claims proved.
Second meeting, William F. Dearborn
& Son, Worcester, claims proved.
Adjourned first meeting, Adjustable
Saw Table Co., Fitchburg, claims
proved and Summer S. Lawrence and
Arthur E. Goodnow elected assignees.
First meeting, David A. Wilder, Leom-
inster, claims proved and Orin A. Lowe,
Fitchburg, elected assignee.
First meeting and composition hear
ing, Nathan H. Chandler, Worcester,
claims adjourned to Jan. q.
Examination, D. M. Shooshan, Wor-
cester, continued to oath.
WESTBoRO REQUESTS.
By the will of Eliza R. Webb of West
boro, which was filed in the probate
court, Tuesday, provision is made for a
bequest of two-thirds Of the testator S
real estate to Sloan Lodge, A. F. & A.
M, of Westboro, and one-third to the
Women's Relief Corps, if the son, Will
liam r. Webb, does not survive the tes-
tator. Curtis Harrington is named as
executor
FORTUNE OF 100000 LEFT.
The will of Josiah Pierce of Leomin-
ster, which was filed in the probate
court, Tuesday, leaves all the property,
$3O, 900 real and $50, 900 personal, to his
three children, Edward w. Pierce, Grace
B. Pierce and Gertrude A. Pierce, share
and share alike. Hamilton Mayo is
named as sole executor.
THE MCINTYRE WILL AGAIN.
The hearing upon the Lutina McIn-
tyre will, which, with the discovered
codicil, will be offered for probate "by
memory will take place before Judge
Forbes, the 18th inst, Charles A. Mer-
rill appearing for the will.
DR.. CRISAND SUED.
Emma E. Hornibrook of this city
brought suit Tuesday against DR.. Carl
Crisand, in an action of tort, with an
ad damnum laid in the sum of $1,000, to
recover for personal injuries, the plain
tiff alleging that on Christmas eve,
while she was crossing Woodland
street, she was run down by DR.. Cris-
and's team, in which the doctor was be-
ing driven by his coachman. She was
seriously injured and rib was broken.
The papers were served by Deputy
Sheriff W. w. Scott, Tuesday. Henry
w. Aiken appears for the plaintiff.
ATTACHMENTS
Laura Gardner VS.. Joseph Berthiaume,
Worcester, $4,000. Superior court Writ
served by Scott Edward j. Melanefy
for plaintiff
Emma e. Hornibrook VS.. Carl Girls
and, Worcester, $1,000. Superior court.
Writ served by Scott. Henry w All
ken for plaintiff
Nora Power VS.. Thomas ]. Fay, Wor-
cester, $500. Central district court
Writ served by Early Burton w. Pot
ter for plaintiff.
John F. Robinson VS.. Frederick Jane
son, Barre, $500. Superior court of
Hampden county. Writ served by
Hillman H. C. Davis for plaintiff.
Serene e. Fay VS.. John P. B. Wells,
Athol, $30O0 Superior court Writ
served by Doane. S. P. Smith for plain
tiff
THE COURT HOUSE PLANS.
Elbridge Boyden, the architect, in