Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-19

Douglas; John Hurley, Worcester
James H. jackson, Worcester; Orlando
A. Jefts, Worcester; James c. Kelley
Grafton; Charles S. Larkin, Brookfieldi
Thomas McNabb, Hardwick William
H. McNiel, Dudley; Charles E. Pollock
Northbridge; George C. Reedy Worces-
ter
upernumeraries-Ph ]. Tighe, Wor-
cester; William S. Dadmun, Worcester
John E. White, Worcester; George p.
Gladwin, Worcester.
The motion of City Solicitor Arthur
p. Rugg for a new trial in the case of
Sadie F. Leary VS.. the city of Worces-
ter in which the jury found for the
plaintiff In the sum of $4,000 for personal
injuries received through a defective
sidewalk on Sturgis street, has been
overruled. Charles w. Wood for the
plaintiff; Arthur P. Rugg for the de-
( PENDANT
The arguments on the motion for a
new trial in the case of Joseph Gamer
on VS.. the ]. J. Warren Company, in
which the jury found for the plaintiff
in the sum of $4,000, will be heard in Bos-
ton before Judge Bond at some date not
vet decided. Herbert Parker. Charles
F. Stevens for the plaintiff; Henry F.
| Harris for the defendant.
At o'clock Court Crler Charles Sib-
ley read the previous proclamation, and
the December sitting was adjourned
sine die.
PROBATE COURT, FORBES, j.
WORCESTER, FRIDAY, FEB. IS.
viii allowed-Jeremiah Daley, Tx
| bridge, Francis P. Brady executor.
Administrators apponted-Arthur P
Phmpton, on estate of David a. Grover,
Southbridge, valuation of estate $1,000
personal; Lulu M. Lindsey, on estate of
Marshall L. Lindsey. Athol, valuation of
estate $500 personal; Timothy and w. E.
Tarbell, on estate of Francis D. Newton,
Brookfield; Sumner Holmes, on estate of
Sarah A. Holmes Brookfield; Timothy
Howard and w. E. Tarbell, of Elsie NJ {.
Newton, Brookfeld; David w. Griffin, on
estate of Catherine Griffin, Gardner,
valuation of estate $110 personal
Trustee ppointed-Barney NJ. Katelle.
under will of George w. Watson, Fitch
burg, for benefit Of George H. Watson
and Mildred r. Watson. Fitchburg val
uation of estate $500 real.
Executors accounts allowed-First
and final of Robert A. Hillsou. under
will of Mary S. A. Tyler Leominster,
receipts S151S.93, payments $132516; first
and final of Charles E. Bond. under will
of Joseph E. Bond. receipts and paw
ments each $6497,65; first and final of
John l.. Smith, under will of William
l.. Sloan, Milford, receipts $S4Sl9 pay
ments s645. 90.
Administrators accounts allowed
First and final of Albert N. Lowe. on
estate of Frederick w. Divoll. Leomin-
ster. receipts and payments each
S38l5,25; first and final of William Fl
Kelley, on estate of William H Dunn.
warren receipts and payments each
First and final of Joseph w. Moore.
on estate Of Henry NJ. Moore, Temple
ton, receipts S654.95, payments S511.45.
Administrators account filed-First Of
Frank E. Howard, on estate of George
w. Dinsmore, Clinton, receipts $40, 225. SO,
payments $505
Trustees account filed-First of
Wheeler Poland, under win Of Daniel
Ellis. Jr, Ashburnham for benefit of
posterity of Jennie l.. Griswold, pay
Nments on income $751;
COURT OF INSOLVENCY FORBES,
J.-WORCESTER, FRIDAY, 18TH.
First meeting George A. Macker e.
Co, Westboro, claims proved and Chas.
o. Greene of Shrewsbury elected as
signee.
THE NEWTON ESTATE.
In the probate court, Friday Timothy
Howard of North Brookfeld was ap-
pointed administrator with Deputy
Sheriff W. E. Tarbell Of the estates Of
Francis A. Newton and his adopted
daughter, Elsie M. Newton, two of the
victims of the horrible tragedy in
Brookfield, month ago. OF the estate
of Mrs. Sarah A. Newton, the third vic
tim, Sumner Holmes of North Brook
field is made the administrator Sumner
Holmes originally applied for admins
tration papers for all the estate, but he
was opposed by Charles NJ Thayer. as
counsel for Emma j. Prouty and Fran
els j. Tucker of Brookfield. two of Mr.
Newton's heirs, on the ground that the
petitioner was of too close consanguin-
ity. As a result of the hearing Timothy
Howard, who appeared for Mr.. Holmes,
was appointed in his clients place, with
Deputy Sheriff w. E. Tarbell, while Mr.
Holmes was appointed administrator on
the estate of Mrs. Holmes. Aside from
Emma J. Prouty and Frances ]. Tucker.
the only heirs are Joseph l.. Walker
and Charlotte Walker grandfather
and grandmother of the adopted daugh-
ter, Elsie NJ Newton
ATTACHMENTS
Sanford Northrop. St. Louis, for bene-
fit of Charles A. Vaille, Boston, VS.. Liz
zie Wilder Rice, Grafton. $50. 900; supe-
rior court; writ served by Early. ]. A.
Garrett, Charles T. Davis for plaintiff.
Ellen 7. Seney VS.. Mary E. Dunster,
Worcester, $500, central district court:
writ served by Draper. A. w. Curtis for
plaintiff.
CENTRAL DISTRICT COURT, UT
LEY, FRIDAY. FEB. Is.
sAlvah w. Holbrook, arrested Thurs
day afternoon for assault and battery
on MrsaJennie r. Lancois, had his case
continued to Feb. 2S, as the complain
ant was unable from her injuries to APP
pear against him. DR.. r. O. Wood said
that her injuries were not serious but
would confine her to the house for Sc
veral days The origin of the trouble
was a family row, during which Hol-
brook is said to have choked and
kicked the woman The couple live at
II Lagrange street
John Martin charged with the lar
oeny of hens from Thomas Powers, 80
Canterbury street, was fined SIS.
John J. Freeman, a drunk, who was
fined $40 and appealed, came into court
this morning, withdrew his appeal, and
accepted his original sentence. Myles