The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-30
WILL REIN SURE.
Members of the Covenant Life Will
Be Taken Over to the Northwestern.

Members of the Covenant Life Will
Be Taken Over to the Northwestern.
The Covenant Mutual Life associa-
ton of Galesburg, Ill, the company
Ivan, announces that arrangements
are being made for reinsurance by the
Northwestern Life association of Chi
cago. The Covenant was formerly do
ing business in this state, but with
drew, as it failed to qualify the neces-
sary reserve, as provided for under the
Dewey law The Covenant officials
say that all its members will be taken
over by the Northwestern without ad-
ditional medical examination.
THE HENSHEY BANKRUPT CASE.
Yesterday w A. Gile received notice
from the United States district court
at Boston of the adjudication of bank
ruptcy of Mrs. Katie L. Hershey. The
petition in bankruptcy was filed on
Monday.
JUDGMENT FOR McCLINTOCK.
In the case of Edward w. Shedd VS..
pending in the superior court a judg-
ment has been entered for the de-
PENDANT by agreement, with costs
amounting to seas.
MORE COURT HOUSE PLANS.
The county commissioners were in
Worcester yesterday returning from
Fitchburg in the morning. They
looked over plans for certain portions
of the court house, not yet completed,
and suggested several changes with a
view of getting more light for the
rooms.
PETITION FOR MORTGAGE.
petition was allowed Tuesday in
the probate court, for a $4,000 mortgage
to be placed on a tract of land on
GOulding street, a portion of the estate
of Scion A. Bemis. C. H. Sibley ap
/ peared for the petitioner.
NOTICE SERVED ON THE CITY.
Deputy Sheriff w. w. Scott yesterday
served notice on the city of Worcester
of the petition of Thomas H. Dodge for
abatement of street betterments, on
the ground that the petitioner had
never claimed land damages, as he re-
lied on an alleged agreement that no
| assessment for street betterments
would be made.
ATTACHMENTS.
These attachments We're recorded
yesterday IN the registry Of deeds:
George c. Willard, Jr., of Millbury
vs.. the American Investment company
and the Provident Friend Association,
in an action of contract, ad damnum
$500. Writ served by Deputy Sheriff
| W. w. Scott and returnable in the
central district court.
| Forbes B. Dodge VS.. Eugene A. Da-
wilson of Charlton, in an action of
contract, ad damnum $780, Writ
served by Deputy Sheriff David H.
| Hayter and returnable in the first dis
trict court of southern Worcester.
John Calvin of Shrewsbury VS.. the
| Worcester Consolidated Street Railway
company, in an action of tort, ad dam
mum $1,000. Writ served by Deputy
Sheriff James Early and returnable in
the January term of the superior
court.
Albert Harrington VS.. the Worces-
ter Consolidated Street Railway com
pany in one action of tort, ad damnum
$1,000 Writ served by Deputy Sheriff
James Early and returnable in the
January term Of the superior court.
MORE LAND FOR WATER BASIN.
In the registry of deeds yesterday,
two metropolitan water board deeds
were recorded:
Lucien E. Taylor of Cambridge
decided two lots in the southwestern
part Of Clinton for a nominal consider
alton; Charles L Whittemore and Ada
A. Whittemore of West Boylston deed
ed a parcel of land on which there are
two buildings, situated on the road
between Lancaster and West Boylston.