The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-08

| alleged to be due and owing plaintiff by
the estate of ]. c. Shea of Leominster..
Hamblin g. Russell Manufacturing
company VS.. Washburn & Moen Manu-
featuring company, on contract, with
| damages 100000.
The plaintiff alleges that defendant
refused to deliver a certain amount of
wire, agreed to be sold and delivered
! to the plaintiff. AS exhibits in the case,
copy of a certain memorandum of sale
is attached to plaintiffs declaration.
Frank P. Goulding and w. C. Mellish
are counsel for the Hamlin & Russell
Manufacturing company.
Katharine Langen of Clinton VS..
Leominster & Clinton Street Railway
company, The plaintiff alleges that by
| reason of negligence Of the defendant
corporation, she received severe injur-
| les, and asks damages in the sum of
$5000 William G. Fay is counsel for
plaintiff.
Bridget King of Oakham VS.. Essex
Mutual Fire Insurance company. Plain
tiff alleges that 5000 is due on insur-
ance L. Emerson Barnes of North
Brookfield is for the plaintiff.
Anne Milno of Worcester VS.. Frank
A. Coone and Mary A. Cove, in bill of
equity, with ad damnum $1,000 H. l..
Parker, Jr., for the plaintiff.
hugo 6OHSSUeCh ct dl5,y VI NEW LOIh,
Tvs. Charles J. Alexander ct ais. Plaintiff
alleges that defendant owes $2098.S9, ac-
| cording to an account annexed to the
declaration. Edmund A. Evans of Gin
ton for plaintiff.
Frank w Forehand of Bolton VS.. Will
lard NJ. Wheeler and Caroline w. Vince
| Ter of Berlin. Plaintiff alleges that the
defendants alienated the affections of
| his wife and damages are laid in the
sum of $4,000. j. ], Shaughnessy APP
pears for the plaintiff.
John Farnon, by his next friend, Will
| lam Farnon, VS. the Boston & Albany
railroad corporation, for alleged per-
sonal injuries Damages are in the sum
| of $101 900. Herbert Parker and F. M,
Morrison for the plaintiff.
Dave Schonberg of Sterling VS.. John
| G. Warner of Boylston, in an action of
tort with ad damnum $1,000.
Plaintiff alleges that while driving on
the highway, the servant of defendant
carelessly ran into the wagon of the
plaintiff, inflicting severe personal in
juries upon plaintiff. Charles Webster
is counsel for the plaintiff.
W. W. sANDERsON SUED.
The Worcester Five Cents Savings
| bank brought suit against William w.
| Sanderson, yesterday, and an attach
ment for $4,000 was served by Deputy
| Sheriff James Early. The suit is for in
| terest due on a note. E. B. Stoddard
| is for the plaintiff.
AN ACTION OF TORT.
Mary NJ. Shea brought an action of
| tort, yesterday, against Nora Looney
for $4,000 damages, and an attachment
was served by Deputy Sheriff James
| Early for that amount.
ASKS AN INJUNCTION.
A. F. Upper, counsel for William T.
| Wheeler of Leominster, filed bill in
| equity, in the superior court yesterday,
| against Peter J. Mcneil of Leominster.
| Plaintiff claims that he bought har-
| ness shop of the defendant, and a writ
| ten agreement was made, not to engage
| in the harness business for five years,
| and plaintiff further claims that the
| contract has been broken by defend
| ant, and an injunction is prayed for,
| to restrain the defendant from engag
| ing in that business. On Nov. 10 there
| Will be hearing.
APPEARANCE FILED.
In the probate office yesterday, She
han & Cutting filed an appearance as
| counsel for respondent, in the matter
| of the petition of Florence Tolan
against William Shannahan, guardian.
SUIT ON ACCOUNT OF DEATH.
Sullivan & O'Connell, as counsel for
| John P Mulvey, administrator of the
| estate of Thomas P. Mulvey, has
| brought an action of tort in the supe-
| rior court, for $4,000 damages against
| Dr. Wesley Davis, proprietor of Ho-
| tel Adams on Pleasant street. Young
| Mulvey was killed last summer by fall
ing from a balcony in the rear of the
| house.