The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-30
The Streeter Case Will
Not Be Heard
Next Week.
PROBATE COURT YESTERDAY.
viii Of James 0. Copp,
Dated Sept. 2, Filed
Law Library Ready.

City Solicitor Rugg says that the
Streeter case will not be heard at the
October sitting of the supreme court,
He is not prepared to take the matter
up next week. and it will be continued
until some later sitting; as the supreme
court is practically in session in Bos-
ton nearly all the year round, it will be
an easy matter to set the case down
for hearing at some time convenient
to counsel.
The Pinkham & Willis Company have
brought a bill in equity in the supe-
rior court in the matter of the appoint
ment of a receiver for the Guild Piano
Manufacturing Company. Charles NJ.
Thayer and ]. f. Humes are the coun-
sci in the case.
The librarian of the Worcester county
law library, DIR. George E. Wire, is
busy arranging the details of the new
law library rooms, which will be located
in the new part of the court house
There are to be more tables added and
each table will have its own electric
light and chair 1t is thought that all
the lawyers will appreciate the new
plan. The capacity of the shelves will
be greatly increased and what is now
the reading room will be used to keep
books in, and the old equity room will
be the reading room in future.
In the registry of probate, yesterday,
a petition was filed by Lizzie P. Bush
nell ct ais. for leave to partition GER
tain real estate among the tenants in
common. The real estate in question
consists of "a homestead and several
lots in the town of Oakham.
George D. Storrs filed an administra-
tors bond yesterday for the admins
tration of the estate of Daniel c. Col
Inns of Hardwick.
The will of Thomas Wharton, filed
yesterday leaves the entire estate to
his wife, Irene Wharton.
The will of William Van Orman, filed
yesterday, gives all the estate to his
nephew, Winfield F. Van Orman, who
is appointed executor without sureties.
BY the will of Charles H. lockwood
of Leominster, Henrietta E. lockwood
was appointed Administrative. She has
filed declination papers, and yesterday
the bond of Philip E. lockwood, who
has been appointed by Judge Forbes,
was filed.
A petition was filed yesterday by Will
| liam r. L. Sner of Dayton, o., to have
the bond of Elizabeth A. Hutchinson,
Administrative of the estate of Isora
N. Reynolds, increased.
The will of Martha Ruggles gives all
her property to her children. Eta M.
| Weston is named as executriX.
The will of James o. Copp, who was
killed at Uxbridge Sunday, after get
| ting $4,000 worth of life insurance two
l. ~
probate court. The instrument is
dated Sept. 2, 1892. After giving $500
to his daughter, Gladys, the residue
goes to his wife, Elizabeth l. Copp.
There are. three daughters, all minors.
Patrick O'Dwyer filed a petition for
leave to assign 20 acres of land in Web
ster to Margaret O'Dwyer.
In the probate court, yesterday, the
following petitions were allowed
Ella NJ Carter, administrators, with
will annexed, of estate not already adj
ministered of Amos Whipple of North
bridge.
M. Albert Whiting of Worcester,
guardian of Ralph S. Allen ct ais,
William N. Hoyt, administrator of the
estate of Lydia NJ. Hoyt of Hardwick,
Letter Of administration, with will
annexed, to Rev. Denis Scannell of
estate OF Mary A. Daily, with no pub
lie bequests.
Henrietta M. Greeley of Hartford, CT,
Administrative of estate of Louisa M.
Moore Of Charlton.
Anna G. Terry, guardian of Mary
Emma Plogin of Worcester.
Joseph Shepard, guardian of Albina
Progln.
Louisa S. Putnam, guardian of Grace
Louise Bancroft of Millbury.
Trustees first and final account of
John A. Marcy trustee of estate of Ros-
abeIla Marcy of Worcester.
Belle II. Turner, guardian Of George
Kelly insane.
William III. Dixon, administrator of
estate of William Dixon of Northbridge.
Fifth account of N. i. Johnson, guar
dian of Edward 1. Stone of Dana.
The first and final account of Aaron
F. Whitney, guardian of Halsey H.
Evans, of Fitchburg.
First and final account of Alphonse
L. Hebert and Adolph l. Hebert, exec
utors OF will of Adolph Hebert OF
Fitchburg.
Louisa S. Putnam. guardian of Grace
Louise Bancroft of Millbury.
Ella NJ. Carter, administrator of the
estate of Louisa L. Whipple of North
bridge.
First and final account of Betsey Nj
Griffin, administrative of the estate of
James f. Griffin of Barre.
Katharine O'Brien, guardian of Jerry
F. O'Brien ct ais, of North Brookfield
Mary f. Paradise, guardian of Henry
n. Cassata, sometimes called Henry N.
Curtis. OF Holden.
Waiter s. Mayo of Boston, admins
traitor. with sureties, of the estate Of
Harriet w. Lincoln of Northboro.
Alice Reardon, Administrative of the
estate of Ellen e. Reardon of Worces-
ter
Harry c. Bacon of Leominster, ad-
minstrator of estate not already adj
ministered of George p. Kingsbury of
Lunenburg.