Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-02-03

Of estate $4,000 personal; Daniel f. Sulli-
van, on estate of jeremiah Sullivan,
| Worcester valuation of estate $1,000
real; George P. Rogers, on estate of
Sarah P, Rogers, Worcester, valuation
of estate $500 personal; Mary A. Nc
Caffrey, on estate Of Felix j. Mccall
frey. Clinton.
Guardians appointed--John j. Phelan,
of Stephen Kraft, Worcester, minor;
Edward Hartnett, of Mary G, Hartnett
minor Blackstone, valuation of estate
$780, Charles w Wood, of Florence J..
A Watkins, Worcester, minor, valua-
| ton of estate $500 personal.
Trustees ppointed-Eleanor j. Bige-
low and Frank p. Knowles, under will
of George c. Bigelow, Worcester, for
benefit of Eleanor ]. Bigelow and Alice
]. Knowles, valuation of estate $4,000
real; Worcester Safe Deposit and Trust
Co., under will of Louisa A. r. Field,
Worcester, for benefit of Abba M. Spal-
terrified, Grafton, valuation of estate
$4,000 personal
Executors accounts allowed-First
and final of Jeremiah Hennessy under
will of Mary Joyce, Worcester, receipts
$685. 40, payments $5S752; first and final
of David b. Rice, under will of Aaron B.
Rice, Shrewsbury, receipts $l05I So pay
ments $40S 20; first and final of Eugene
hedFIlS, uDu6T Will VI Ndt]lSllIlS INSetl 49,
Uxbridge, receipts and payments each
1921 66; first and final of James B.
Mrick, under will of Susan M. Bailey,
Worcester, receipts $14S299; payments
$51262.
Executors accounts filed-Final of
Henry w. Warren, under will of Rach-
ell Bassett, Holden, receipts $1207O9, pay
ments S493.60; account of Frederick H.
Berger, under will of John Harburt,
mo- c
$47456.
Administrators accounts allowed =
First and final (amendeD of John D.
Edgell and Catherine F., Richardson,
special administrators on estate or
Cephas B. Stevens. Gardner, receipts
S2O53 AS, payments SIS; final of Daniel
Regain, on estate of Margaret Hennes-
sey, Gardner. receipts $2O2 Ga: first and
final of Scion w. Lee, special admins
Athol, receipts $20,5S1.35, payments
$19,21S IS.
Administrator account filed-Second
of Arabel L. Latham, on estate of Henry
NJ Latham, Lancaster, receipts $7S6 81,
payments, 1922. 40.
Trustees accounts allowed-Of Ed
ward Within, G. Marston Within and
Henry T. Within, under will of Paul
Within, Northbridge, for benefit Of
VI.
on income each S3S25. 80; fifth of George
f. Corey, under will of Ivers Adams,
Ashburnham, for benefit of Mary G. A
Whitney and town of Ashburnham, re-
ceipts on income $1226 81, payments
S672. GA.
COURT OF INSOLVENCY., FORBES,
J.-WoRCESTER WEDNEs-
DAY. FEB 2.
Second meeting-George H. Mann,
Worcester Claims proved and debtors
oath taken.
Second meeting-Coleman j. Kane,
Worcester. Claims proved.
Adjourned first meeting and compost
tion hearing Aaron Jackson, Worces-
ter Adjourned to Feb. II.
Composition hearing-William L. Has
keu, North Brookield. Claims proved
and adjourned to Feb. II.
Composition hearng-George A. Davis
Claims proved and adjourned to Feb. IL
Adjourned ompostion-George A.
NIacker & Co., Westboro. Claims proved
and warrant returnable Feb. is,
ATTACHMENTS
Hector F. McRae VS.. Boston Paving
Company, Boston, $1,000 Second district
court of eastern Worcester. Writ served
by Bartlett.
CENTRAL DISTRICTS COURT, Ut
LEY, j., WEDNESDAY, FEB. 2.
Kate Lynch of 70 Carroll street, whose
premises were raided by the police, Sun
day, was arraigned and pleaded guilty
to the charge of illegally l--eping liq-
uor. She told the court she had no
means of supporting her young children,
and yielded to the temptation to sell
( liquor. Capt Matthews asked that the
case be continued until March I, and
the court acceded TO the wish
The DRINKS and the disposition of
their cases were as follows: Oscar Matt
son, Nitren Genau and Daniel Mahoney,
continued until tomorrow; Frank Zan-
liski, continued until the 4th; William
Mattson, otherwise known as John
Carlson, continued until March 7; John
j. Shea, house of correction four
months; Frank Conley, $40; and Ber-
nard r. Chapman, S..