Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-12
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Larson Worcester, $500. Central dis
trict court Writ served by Hayter.
Dodge & Taft for the plaintiff.
| frederick w. Britton, trustee, VS.. Geo
~ Wesson, Worcester, 100000 Supe-
Tiof court. Writ served by Tarben
george M, woodward for the plaintiff.
CENTRAL DISTRICT COURT, FRI
< DAY, MARCH il.
Mrs. Mary Lynch was charged with
larceny from the store of the Langlois
Co. Her arrest was due to the charges
made by Mrs. Emma A. White at the
hearing Thursday.
Mrs. White said that on Monday eve
nlng she called at the home of Mrs.
Lynch and was asked by her to go to
the store of the Langlois Co, and take
some things, while Mrs. Lynch made a
small purchase.
They went to the store, and Mrs,
Lynch motioned her what goods to take
and told her to give the things to her
daughter Mamie who would take them
to Mrs. Lynch's house. This she did,
and returned to the store for more
things, and was detected.
Mrs Lynch said the story was a
falsehood. She formerly lived in the
same house with Mrs. White where one
of Mrs. Whites children had stolen SO
from her. Mrs White was unable to
pay the money back, and worked for her
to make up the amount. She was at the
house, Monday night, when Mrs. Lynch
said she was going to the store to buy
a shirt. Mrs. White said she would oc-
company her, as it was on her way
home.
She knew nothing of the theft till it
was discovered. Mamie Lynch corrobo-
rated her mothers testimony. Mrs.
Lynch was discharged. Webster Thayer
for the defendant.
Mrs. White was convicted on her own
testimony, and was fined $50. She APP
pealed and was held in 5000 for the SUI
perior court.
William lockwood, charged with
larceny from William c. Curtis, was
sentenced to the Massachusetts reform
atory.
A few months ago. Mr. Curtis missed
some cans of milk from his barn and
noticed tracks in the snow leading from
his place to the barn of a neighbor c.
1. Rich, where the defendant was en-
ployed He charged lockwood with the
theft, which was at first denied, but
later lockwood said he would tell where
promise not to make trouble for him.
He said the cans were stolen by. an
other man. Inspector Stone testified to
the arrest. Cassius Rich said the boy
had worked for him about a year, and
had committed several petty thefts.
Some time ago he broke into the house
while. Mr.. Rich, was away from home
and stole the contents Of: Az child's
bank.
Patrick Hayes, charged witE liquor
keeping at SO Mechanic street, was fined
$50 He appealed and was held in 5000
for the superior court. Sullivan G.
O'Connell for the defendant.
Alfred Laprade was charged with the
larceny of $S8,76 from fellowwork-
man, Joseph Marodian The money was
recovered, and as this was Laprade's
first offense, he was taken on proba-
ton.
Bartholomew OLeary was charged
with vagrancy. He was arrested Thurs
day afternoon by Officer j. G. Barker
who had been told the man was beg
ging on the streets. O'Leary denied the
charge and was discharged.
jeremiah Conner, vdgrant, was
sent to the state farm for six months
John Deck walked on the railroad tracks
and was fined S. for it.
The DRINKS were: Edison r. Free
man, Alice Marshall James Deering
$40; Frank Sloan and Napoleon Lagoon
cite, house of correction, four months
John Murphy, state farm, six months
George Dorman, filed; and Burton
Rockwell, continued until the 18th.