Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-11

Worcester Clothes Drying Company,
was held Thursday, and the estate was
represented as insolvent. Accordingly,
a conference of all the creditors has
been called for the 18th instant, at the
law office of Charles S. Webster, Walker
building, when an offer will be made
to the creditors and the terms of a set
tlement arranged Mr. Morrissey sold
out Feb. 10 his interest in the company
to James H. Whttle, VINO has continued
the business in connection with that OF
the manufacture of a rotary-ash sitter.
Charles s. Webster appears for Mi.
Morrissey.
ATTACHMENTS DISSOLVED.
The personal attachments on W. G.
Young & Co, who have done business
at II Hermon street, We're dissolved
Thursday afternoon The attachments,
for $1,000 in favor of Daniel Parlin and
$500 in favor of Richard Kidder, had
been placed by Deputy Sheriff James
Hunt, and H. A. Mower was installed as
keeper The claims of the creditors
have been paid. and a reorganization
effected, in the way that Samuel E.
Winslow becomes treasurer Of the COM
pany, which position has been held by
Charles c. Andrews. w. c. Young con-
tinues as president, and H. A. Mower,
who has been removed as keeper, con-
tinues as superintendent.
STEARNS TANDEM RESTORED.
The $3.50 Stearns tandem which was
replevined at Lud c. Havener's, We'd
nesday. by Deputy Sheriff James Hunt
as the property of w. H. Coffin, was re-
stored to A Smith, Thursday, who had
been the second purchasing party, the
amount due, $40, being paid to Deputy
Sheriff Hunt, who made proper returns
Of the payment.
A KEEPER AT ]. A. CoNATY'S.
Three personal attachments have been
served upon Joseph A, Conaty,
the furnishings dealer at eS Green
street, and Deputy Sheriff w. w. Scott
has placed Maurice Burke, a clerk, in
charge as keeper. One attachment, for
$500, is in favor of R. c. Taylor for rent;
one for $780, in favor of n. A. Coleman
& Son of Boston; and one for $500, in
favor of the International Shirt and
Collar Company, for goods sold. j. II.
johnson for the creditors.
CHASE SEPARATE SUPPORT.
The case Of Edith E. Chase VS.. Frank
w. Chase, in which the petitioner re-
Gently filed a prayer for an increase in
her allowance and also counsel fees for
prosecuting her case, has been settled.
Mutual concessions have been made,
and settlement reached out of court,
without hearing. Arthur Z. Templeton
for the plaintiff; Arthur NJ. Taft for the
respondent
DECREE IN STONE vs.. BOOTH
CASE.
In the superior court, Thursday in
the case of Ebenezer Stone VS.. Arthur
n. Booth, an entry Of judgment for the
plaintiff in the sum of about $500 was
made upon the report Of John A.
Thayer as auditor, before whom the
case was heard. The case was an ac-
tion of contract to recover for alleged
breach of agreement in building a
house. Arthur E. Templeton for plaint-
iff; Thayer & Cobb for the defendant.
LAW LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
Maj. William T. Harlow, clerk of the
Worcester County Law Library Associa-
ton, has issued a call for the annual
meeting of the association, to be held
in the library room, at 10 O'Clock Friday
morning, the 18th instant. officers will
be elected, etc.
COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
In the court Of insolvency, at today $
hearing the following case is in order:
1717-George II. Mann, Worcester.
Composition hearing.
SUES IN ACTION OF TORT.
A suit was brought Thursday after
noon, by Pierce & Styles, as counsel for
George A. Kraft VS.. Cyrus D. Hastings
of Princeton. The case is an action of
tort, with an ad damnum of $4,000, the
writ being served by Deputy Sheriff w.
w. Scott, Thursday afternoon, and being
made returnable the first Monday in
April.
ATTACHMENTS.
George A Kraft VS.. Cyrus D. Hast
ings, Princeton, $4,000. Superior court.
Writ served by Scott. Pierce & styles
for the plaintiff.
william R. Dean vs. Oliver Darrow,
Worcester, $780, Central district court.
Writ served by Murphy Charles $.
Dodge for the plaintiff