Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-09
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penses, $50: hearing at South Framing
ham, SIS; services at Brockton, $100; ex-
penses at Brockton, $40; hearing before
commission on counties, $3.50; expenses,
IS; visiting Cambridge, $50; expenses, 50;
day with Coney and you at jail, $50; eX-
penses IS; extra law. etc, $50; services,
$50; expenses, $40; total, $5l92; credit,
cash of Parker, 1887; balance, $4SO5
Wilton H. Desper VS.. Ferdinand l..
Walker and Nellie NJ Walker, all of
Worcester This is an action Of tort with
ad damnum of $1,000 to recover for adl
alleged assault committed January u,
1898
Sanford Northrop of st. Louis VS.. Liz
zie Wilder Rine of Worcester, an action
of contract, ad damnum 100000 The al
legation is a breach of agreement relat-
ing to mortgages upon certain real es-
tate in Brookline. C. T. Davis for the
plaintiff. W. 3f
Charles S. Forbes and Edmund r.
Cumins VS. the estate of Alfred W. Will
cox, deceased. ad damnum alleged $780,
900.
PROBATE COURT, FORBES, j.
WORCESTER, TUESDAY, MARCH 8.
Wills allowed-Betsey C. Brigham,
Milford, Oliver d. Holmes executor, val
uation of estate $1,000 real; Selma Per-
nington, Worcester, Lawrence w. Pen
nington executor; Joseph Chattin, Har-
ward, Henry B. Chaffin executor, valua-
ton of estate 5000 personal; Eldora G.
Loring, Leicester, Charles T. Munroe eX-
ecutor, valuation OF estate $4,000 real,
$4,000 personal; Ellen Mulcahy, Black
stone, James Buckley executor, valua-
ton of estate $4,000 real, $500 personal.
Administrators appointed-Calvin w.
McIntire, on estate of Mary A. Mclntire,
Charlton, valuation of estate, small
equity real, $3.50 personal; Frederick c.
Walton, on estate of Littleton NJ. Wal
ton, Worcester, valuation of estate $4,000
real, subject to mortgage for $500; Har
riet J. Page, on estate Of Mary s.
Page HardWick, valuation of estate
$4,000 real, $4,000 personal; Walter A.
Taft, on estate of Esther G. Taft, Wor-
cester; Francis Babcock, on estate of
David NJ. Miller, Berlin, valuation of es-
tate $4,000 personal; Mary L. Mitchell, on
estate of Richard Mitchell, Worcester,
valuation of estate $500 real; Alfred H
Stone, on estate of Zurilla Dwinnell,
Gardner, valuation Of estate $500 per-
sonal; Sarah Taft, on estate of Mijamin
Taft, Blackstone, valuation of estate
$4,000 real, $500 personal; Eliza Darling,
on estate of Charles NJ. Darling, Man
chang; Franklin NJ. Hale, on estate of
Harvey S. Olds, Brookfield valuation of
estate $1,000 real; William E. Green, on
valuation of estate $500 personal; Fred
erick P. Hunt, on estate of Margaret
Darling, Worcester, valuation of estate
$100 personal.
Guardians appointed-J. Walter Smith,
of Florence NJ. Richardson, minor, Wor-
cester, valuation of estate $12 personal; !;
David 7. Joyce, of Agnes Mansfield,
minor, Gardner.
Administrators accounts allowed
First and final Of George D. Collins. on
estate of Lydia A. Collins, Northboro,
receipts and payments $1502.18 each; ;
first and final of E. Harris Rowland, on
estate of Abner Howland, Spencer, re-
ceipts and payments each S3293.66
| Administrator account filed-Final of
| Grin Chase, on estate of Charles H.
| Chase, Douglas, receipts and payments
each $1618.12.
Guardians account allowed-First and
| final of Oscar s. Southworth, guardian
| of Daniel G. Collins. Hardwick, receipts
| $25S.67, payments $413,9S.
Guardians account fled-Fifth Of
| Charlotte G. Earle, guardian Of Cert
rude L. Adams, Gardner receipts $715. SO.
Trustees account allowed-Eighth of
James w Hunt, under will of Joseph
Pierce, Athol, for benefit of Mary J.
Pierce, receipts and payments on income
| $249.49 each.
COURT OF INSOLVENCY, FORBES,
J.-WORCESTER, MARCH 8.
Adjourned third meeting, Wilkinson &
Halves, Milford, claims proved and dis
charge granted
Adjourned third meeting, Ell Jacques,
Gardner. discharge refused and dividend
ordered.
Adjourned third meeting, A. Leslie
Marble, Worcester, discharge granted.
Adjourned third meeting, Bartlett &
| johnson, Clinton, discharge granted and
dividend ordered.
Adjourned second meeting and ad-
| journed third meeting, Frederick L.
Dornes & Co., Worcester, discharge
| granted.
Third meeting, D. M. Shooshan, ,Wor-
cester, claims proved, account allowed
and adjournment to April 20.
Third meeting, Worcester Welting Co.,
| Worcester, claims proved, account al
lowed and adjournment to April 20
First meeting, George I. Woodward,
| Worcester, claims proved and George
M. Woodward elected assignee
| Composition hearing, Harry H. Fair
banks, Worcester, claims proved and
ADJOURNED to March Is, to hear petition
| for examination.
| Final composition, Elisha A. Merrill,
! Worcester, claims proved and order for
final dividend issued.
| Stay of proceedings Arthur ]. With
erall, petition granted.
CENTRAL DISTRICT COURT.-UT-
LEY J. TUESDAY, MARCH s.
Charles Anderson was charged with
larceny from Frank ]. Yates. Yates said
he was carpenter and hired the de-
fendant to pull down a brick barn on
Clayton street. He agreed to pay Ander-
son $25 for the job, the contract, being
verbal He cautioned the defendant
/ about saving all the material, as it be-
| longed to him.
The defendant claimed that he was to
have the broken boards, piping, etc, in
addition to the $25. While the work of
I demolition was going on the structure
| telescoped and much of the otherwise
| good lumber was spoiled. This he car
ried away. Anderson was discharged.
Henry A. King, arraigned for embez-
Element from j. r. Howe, was taken on
| probation. Mr. Howe testified that King
/ had worked for him since the middle Of
Hast November and had always been
| considered trustworthy until about. the
! first of January, when it was discovered
! that he had been collecting bills from
customers and charging them at the
store King admitted his guilt Mr.. Howe
did not care to press the charge if he
could recover the amount of the embez-
element, about $50
Victor st. Martin was charged with
breaking and entering freight car
Last July he was convicted of breaking
| into a peanut stand and was placed on