Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-22

Gardner, Carrie H. Richardson, Dan
vers. executrix; Mary A. Waite, Wor-
cester, Jacob H. Waite, administrator,
valuation Of estate $95 personal.
Administrators ppointed-Samuel r.
Gather, on estate of Ralph Gather, West
Boylston, valuation of estate $2500 real
$500 personal; Alfred 2. Mann, on es-
tate Of William r. Williams, Westboro,
valuation Of estate $100 personal.
Guardians appointed = Michael Il.
Twohey, of Mary G. Twohey, Francis J.
Twohey, John ]. Twohey, and James E,
Twohey, Worcester, minors, valuation
of estate $4,000 real; Percival Blodgett,
of Elizabeth S. Tenure, insane, Temple
ton, valuation of estate $1,000 personal;
Charles B. Sherman, of Althea Hayard,
Oxford, insane, valuation Of estate SIS
| personal
Executors accounts allowed.-First
and final Of Charles A. Denny, under
will of Harriet p. Henshaw, Leicester,
receipts and payments each $18,691; first
and final Of Charles A. Denny, under
will of Almira Conklin, Leicester, re-
ceipts and payments each 22,053.7S.
Executors account filed-Final of
John H. Mullen, under will of Peter
Mullen, Worcester, receipts $41S3.50, pay
ments $4605.16.
! Administrators account filed.-First
tate of Ellen Gamble, Charlton, receipts
and payments each S14415.
Guardians account allowed-Ffrst
and final Of Harlan P. Bliss, guardian
Of Earnest N. Bliss, Warren, receipts
and payments, each $337.22.
Guardians accounts filed-First OF
George Abbott, guardian of Mary E.
Godro, Uxbridge, receipts and pay
ments, nothing; first of William ]. Wies-
| Of ENra nj W0i m
Clinton. receipts $500; first of William J
Wiesman, guardian Of Ella Wiesman
Clinton, receipts $500; first Of Amos E.
Getchell, guardian of Ellen Dolan, Graf
ton, receipts and payments, each $3.50
Trustees account f1led-Eighth Of
! Clifford A. Cook, under will of Brig
/ ham Spalding, Mendon, for benefit OF
Augusta Adams ct ais, payment or
! principal SIS, receipts and payments or
| income S276 each.
COURT OF INSOLVENCY, FORBES
j.. WORCESTER, FRIDAY, JAN. 81.
Fourth meeting-Geo. L. Lamson, Jr.
West Boylston, account allowed.
| Fourth meeting-Hiram P. Gerald
Brookfeld. adjourned to Jan. 2S, 10 a
| m.
| First meeting-Aaron Jackson, Wor.
! cester, claims proved and election Of
| assignee; adjourned to Feb. 1st
| Adjourned first meeting and adjourn
ed composition-Nath H. Chandler
| Worcester, claims proved and confirm
alton granted.
Hearing on claims-D. M. shooshan
| Worcester, claims proved.
ATTACHMENT
Carl Frederickson VS.. Clinton Wall
Trunk Manufacturing company, Clin-
ton, $1,000, superior court; writ served
by Bartlett. Henry L. Parker for plain
tiff.
MONEY FOR MISSIONS
BY the will of Margaret A. Fletcher
of Upton, which was filed for probate
Friday, S1OO is left to each of the fol-
lowing institutions for charitable and
philanthropic purposes: American Mis-
sionary Association Of New York, Amer
lean Board of Commissioners for For
eign Missions, and American Home Mis-
sionary Society. The remainder of the
estate is to be divided among relatives.
The will proper made no provision for
public bequests, but by codicil made
after death in the family such pro-
vision is made. William A. Fletcher is
valuation Of which is $1,000 personal.
CENTRAL DISTRICT COURT, UTLEY
j., Friday, Jan. 81, 1898.
Edward Gosselin and Loyal S. Dowd
were in court charged with embezzle-
ment from the Worcester Market, but
as the cases were not ready for trial, the
men were held in $500 bonds for their
appearance Jan. 2S
George Baker, who has been in the
employ of the Fitchburg railroad for the
past IL years, was charged with the lar
ceny of shoes from a. car in the Fitch
burg freight yards. He was fined so.
Albina Legasey was charged with
vagrancy. She has a husband in Bos-
ton, but will not live with him. She has
been in Worcester for some time with
care of relatives and doing nothing for
their support Her case was placed on
file as she expressed a willingness to
return to her husband.
William G.. Gassett, a vagrant, had
his case filed. The drunks were dis
posed Of as follows: James McCarris-
son and James Boyleau, state farm, six
months; Frederick S. Potter, $40.
j. p. CROSBY WINS HIS CASE.
Judge Utley handed down his decision
Friday morning in the case of J. P.
Crosby VS.. L. j. Goodell, which was
tried in the civil session last Saturday.
Judge UtIey finds for the plaintiff, asses
sing damages in the sum of $441.2
There was also proyiso that the de-
fendant file a bond for 5000.
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