The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-04
cOPP INSURANCE.
An Adjuster for One of the Interested
Companies in the City.

An adjuster of the General Accident
Insurance Company has been in Wor-
cester trying to see about the claim
of the estate Of James O. Copp, who
was killed at Uxbridge. Mr.. Copp had
policy for $4,000 in this company.
William B. Harding, attorney for the
estate of James o. Copp, told The Spy
reporter, yesterday, that no claims had
been presented to any of the companies
as yet, but that does not necessarily
contradict the fact that an ad1uster of
one of the companies interested, has
been in the city to see about the mat
ter
A strong effort is being made to keep
the affair as quiet as possible, and none
Of the agents will discuss the case with
reporters.
ENGLAND is WELL.
Sheriff R. H. Chamberlain says that
w. A. England is not sick notwith-
standing all reports to the contrary.
He is hard at work Gaming chairs.
SUIT FOR LABOR.
There was a hearing yesterday in the
grand jury room at the court house,
VI
w e. Sibley auditor The petition
was brought to recover on an alleged
account Of labor and materials. b.
w. Potter was counsel for the plaintiff
and John r. Thayer appeared for the
defendant
Charles A. Vaughan gave testimony
as an expert on the case, which involves
$4,000,
ONE ATTACHMENT.
Attachment recorded yesterday in the
registry of deeds:
II. H. Capen of Spencer VS.. Charles
A, Vaughan of Worcester, in an action
OF contract, with ad damnum $500. Writ
returnable in the central district court.
and was served by Deputy Sheriff Jas.
Hunt
The county commissioners have re-
ce1ved petition from more than 1850
Well-known citizens of Athol, asking.
FOR highway in that town, that the Sc
lectmen of Athol have refused to Law
out. This petition is in the nature of
an appeal from the action of the Sc
lectmen, and the county commission
erS Will probably take some action upon
the matter at their next meeting.
THEATRICAL PEOPLE CASES.
The cases of Hay VS.. the Patrick
Reniger Company and Harrington We
the Patrick Reniger Company, will be
heard next week Friday, in the CEN
tral district court. The plaintiffs are
Two theatrical people who claim sew
eral hundred dollars for back SALARY
due them. At the time the BLUE
Jeans" company was playing in Wor-
cester' TWO attachments were put on
the box office receipts for $500 each.
the defendants will probably be In
Worcester next week, and the case will
be interesting as involving theatrical
people and their contracts.
BOSTON CASES FIRST.
The International Tooth Crown com
pany will not trouble Worcester dent
lists until after Dec. /.
man who is in a position to know.
says mat the tooth crown company has
ITS hands full with its Boston cases
After Dec. l the company will know
how many dentists are in the Dentists |
Protective association, and how MANY
prefer to fight their legal battles alone. |
After Dec. the Protective association
Will admit no more members. and if |
suits are brought in Worcester BY the |
tooth crown company, it is pretty Ger
tain that non-members viii be attacked |
first.
PROBATE BUSINESS.
The following business was done in |
the probate court yesterday:
Administration allowed-A |
Of Owen AGcNannee Of Worcester admin
istrator of the estate of Richard Nc |
Nance of Millbury; appointment of |
Gaetono Miniacio of Mount Vernon, N. |
Y, administrator of the estate of Nicola |
Miniacio of FitchbIrg; appointment Of |
Carl j. Ekstedt administrator of the es-
tate of Josephine S. Hagberg of Wor-
cester.
Wills allowed-Will of Pamela
Woodward of Beominster, with Hamil-
ton Mayo named as executor and trus-
tee, personal property $500; will of Jo-
seph Kretz of Worcester, with Alexis
Ouelette administrator, with the will |
Trusteeship aIlowed-Of Lincoln N.
Kinnicutt of Worcester, trustee under
the will of Hester N. Wetherell of Wor-
Jester: bond in the sum Of $4,000
Guardianship allowed - Emma j.
Stockwell of Westboro, guardian of Err
nest w. Stoekwell of Westboro Patrick
Z. Hafey of Oxford, guardian of Anna
5ankowski ct al. of oxford; William
Il. Fay, guardian of Mary A. O'Toole