The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-15
Long List For
the Court.
COMMUNAL KNOTS
That Judge Aiken is Asked
to Unite.

The November jury-waived session of
the superior court opened at II o'clock
yesterday morning before Judge Aiken
of Greenfield, and the docket was
called by the assistant clerk of the
courts, w. w. Macomber.
The sensational divorce case Of VIM.
J. Woods for separation from his wife,
Estella o. Woods, has been settled out
of court, and it is understood that the
parties are now living together. Mr..
Woods is the junior member of the well
known clothing firm of Bradt &
Woods, and a popular man in the city.
The libel for divorce was filed over a
year ago, Mr. Woods bringing the suit
on statutory grounds. Agreement has
been reached between the parties, and
a reconciliation effected, SO that the
public will not hear this case, which
promised to be of such interest. The
libel was formally dismissed without
prejudice" yesterday by Judge Aiken.
His Honor Mayor Dodge and VIII
liam J. Taft appeared for Mr.. Woods,
and Thayer & Cobb represented the in
terests of Mrs. Woods.
Another divorce case in which the
husband and wife are again united Is
that of Anna Louise Ulfves, for divorce
from her husband, Eric Victor Ulfves
both of this city. The separation took
place last December, but after inter
mttent partings the couple have again
come together, and it is understood are
living happily now in a new home
Judge Aiken yesterday dismissed the
M
Taylor appeared for Mrs. Ulfves and
| Sullivan O'Connell for Mr.. Ulfves.
In the divorce case of Della A. Plui1
against Edward Puff, both of whom
are we'll known in this city, Henry e
Hill appeared as counsel for Mr.. PluH
and there will be no contest of the di-
vorce proceedings. Thayer & Cobb ap.
| pear for Mrs. Puff.
The one case of the day which was
argued before the court was the first
on the docket, that of Henry o. Smith
ct ais. VS.. the inhabitants of the town
Of Leicester. The case is &. bill OF
inequity brought by Henry o. Smith
and the taxpayers of the town Of Lei
cester to restrain the town from paying
to any person or persons damages tt
| their property interests by the building
Of the state road in Leicester. A tenn
porary injunction was granted, and the
case was argued on it's merits. The
| case will probably be submitted on al
| agreed statement of facts. H. O. Smitf
| for the taxpayers; Thomas H. sullivan
Blackmer &, Vaughan for the town o
| Leicester.
In the case of William w. Cary
against J. A. Marshall, involving thu
purchase of bees, the defendant wa:
called and defaulted. j. Fred Humes
appeared for Mr.. Cary.
The following cases have been or
dered to an auditor:
2719-Herbert C. Fisher VS.. Henry H
Streeter ct al Bancroft; w. 2. Sib-
ley.
32S7-William B. Harding VS.. Joseph
Lewenberg. Pro Sc; Jones & Pingree
(HaverhilD.
Settlements have been effected in the
following suits:
2979-Ann p. Richardson VS.. Mary e.
Stedman & tr NJ. H. Cowden; Rock
wood Hoar
2S75-Charles S. Rackemann VS.. Sam
.uel e. Wiley. George S. Taft; A. F.
Brown.
Transfers to the jury list have been
made in the following:
2SS5-Lowell VS.. Gle. A. F. Clarke; pro
2s87-wright VS.. Gle. A. F. Clarke;
pro Sc.
Cunningham Cby next frlend)
VS.. George f. Blake Mfg Co. Carroll
& NTcClintock; David Manning.
Transferred to the jury list by leave
Of the court:
S2O2-Merriam VS.. Stone. Thayer &
Perry; Hall
-Galboury VS.. Murphy TT. L.
Parker, Jr.; Thayer 81 Rugg.
The following cases have been added
m tba i1,1.v-Uaived and equity cases:
171S-Joseph G. Spencer VS.. Edwin B.
Spencer. Kent & Dewey; ]. Il. Gould.
S9S-Thomas X. Sinnott VS.. Annie u.
snnott w. ]. Merriam; sullivan &
O'Connell.
SSS-William Sheldon vs. Elizabeth
Sheldon Sheehan & Cutting.
917-Peter Degnan VS.. Mary NJ. Deg
nan. H. Spencer Haskell; James F. Nc
Govern, Sullivan &c O'Connell.