The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-07

erty of the plaintiff. The ad damnum is
$1,000.
John E. Joseph of Worcester VS.. the
George c. Whitney Co., in an action |
Of tort, ad damnum $4,000. The plain
tiff says that on the second day of De- |
cember, 1898, he was in the employ of |
the defendant, and while at work on |
certain machine, by reason Of a defect |
in the machine, which had not been |
discovered, through negligence Of de- |
PENDANT, he was severely injured. Hop |
kins. Smith & Hopkins for the plaintiff. |
Joseph NJ. Mooney Of Fitchburg VS..
the Fitchburg Railroad company, in an
action of tort; ad damnum $4,000. The
plaintiff claims that while in the en-
ploy of the defendant corporation as !
fiagman, piece of coal fell upon him
while standing at the crossing, and'I
caused severe injuries. J. E. McCon-
nell of F'itchburg for the plaintiff.
Henry T. Mcdonald VS.. Thomas E.
Noyes and trustee. The plaintiff claims
that the defendant owes him S40219 for
labor performed for the defendant.
Adolph S. Mueller of New York city
Clinton Worsted company ct al,
trustee The plaintiff says that the
defendant owes him $3.50 for work
done. Also the plaintiff says the de-
PENDANT made promissory note for
$500, payable to the plaintiff.
Lydia Spicer of Blackstone VS.. the
Blackstone Mfg. Co. in an action of
tort; ad damnum $4,000. The plaintiff
alleges her husband, now deceased, was
injured while in the employ of the de-
PENDANT by reason of a defective floor
ing. S. A. Fuller for the plaintiff.
John P. Mulvey administrator of the
estate of Thomas P. Mulvey OF Wor-
cester against Wesley Davis, in an ac-
ton of tort; ad damnum $4,000. Sulli-
van & O'Connell for the plaintiff.
s. F. Root & Co. of Douglas VS.. ]. f.
Calvin Of Shelburne Falls, in an action
on a promissory note for $315.
Lucius McIntire ct al VS.. the New
England Electric Railroad Construc-
ton company. The plaintiffs allege
that the defendant corporation owes
them $145S23 on an account for labor
and materials Herbert Parker and G.
C. Milton for the plaintiffs.
Patrick O'Brien of Worcester VS..
Daniel W. Fleetwood in an action of
tort; ad damnum $4,000. Thomas H. |
Sullivan for the plaintiff.
WANTS DAMAGES DETERMINED.
w. M. Chaffee, through his counsel,
Blackmer & Vaughan, has filed a pc
tition in the superior court, asking that
a jury should be impaneled to deter
mine amount of damages occasioned by |
the taking of land on Mill street by the |
city of Worcester.
DECISION FOR TENANT.
In the case of William A. Wishart VS..
Joseph Knight Of Clinton, a plea in
land, Judge Fessenden handed down a
decision yesterday for the tenant.
ATTACHMENTS.
Attachments recorded yesterday in
the registry of deeds: John LOTUS VS..
Thomas F. Mclean in an action of con-
tract, $4,000 ad damnum Writ served by /
Deputy Sheriff James Early and re-
turnable in the March term of the su-
perior court.
Garland. Lincoln & Co. VS.. Horace S.
Pike, in an action of contract, ad dam
mum $1,000. Writ served by Deputy
Sheriff David H. Hayter and return
able in the central district court
JURY-WAIvED SESSION.
jury waived session, are: D. E.
Rounds VS.. August Calling; Ware Ma
tional bank VS.. z. A. Hubley ct ais. &
tr. Lillian G. Bosworth VS.. Thomas G. /
Platt ct al: Frank G. Winn vs. Samu-
ell L. Marchant ct al; Toussaint Lam
gevin VS.. Vitaline Larose; Richard e.
Mitchell VS.. John E. McGlinchey ct AL;
Louise B. Chamberlain, admir-, VS.. Peo-
pies Savings bank; Robert Hunter VS..
Theodore L. Pomeroy & trs.; Edwin A.
Prunner VS.. George B. Dinsmore ct al.
Thomas l.. Brown VS.. Charles Case; J.
Charles o. Bent VS.. Samuel Reed; Eve
line Abel VS.. Cyrus T. Moore ct al;
Lakeside Mfg. Co. VS.. city of Worces-
ter: William A. Wishart VS.. Joseph
NJ f~rI1A n IA fcI7a TNaA
Cowan ct al.
HENRY G. TAFT ELECTED.
The board of examiners for Worcester
county, William T. Forbes, T. s, John
son and George H. Harlow, opened CO.
pies of votes from the cities and towns
of the county at the court house yes
terday. for county commissioner which
were cast Nov. Z. Henry G. Taft of
Uxbridge is elected with 19,949 votes
N. ]. Mooney. received ISIS; 9 scatter
ing.
CLAIMS FOR CONTRACT WORK.
John B. Ratigan, counsel for John
Lotus, has brought an action against
Thomas F. Mclean, alleging that the
defendant owes him about $4,000 on
contracts on various buildings in the
city, where the defendant it is
claimed, did not complete his part of
the contract.
LIBELS FILED FOR DIVORCE.
Hattie A. Brooks has filed a libel for
divorce through her counsel, Thayer &
Perry, against her husband, Frank H.
Brooks of the electrical firm of Brooks
& Temple.
Ida L. Cullen seeks divorce from
her husband, William E. Cullen, re-
siding in Westmoreland. Thayer &
Perry appear for the libellant.
ONE MARRIAGE LICENSE.
This marriage intention was filed at
the office of the city clerk yesterday;