The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-07
COURT MATTERS.
The Owners of the Blue Jeans Com
pany Will Contest Actors Claims.

The Owners of the Blue Jeans Com
pany Will Contest Actors Claims.
The Patrick Reniger company, owners
of the blue Jeans" company, will fight
the suit brought against it by Mary D.
Hay and Alfred J. Harrington, two
former members of company that it
is claimed, was formerly owned by one
or more of the present firm controlling
the production of Blue Jeans" The
attorney engaged by them is Henry E.
Hill, and he says that a bond will be
given to dissolve the attachment and
the case will be set down for hearing.
James F. Ryan represents the plain
tiffs.
There was hearing yesterday after
noon before United States Commission
er Dresser, in the case of the United
States VS.. Ellen G. Raftery, charged
with selling liquor without a revenue
stamp affixed Sullivan & O'Connell ap-
peared for the defendant, and entered
a plea of not guilty. Deputy United
States Marshal Waters represented the
prosecution Bail was furnished in the
sum of 5000. and the case was contin-
ued until Friday, Oct 10.
In the probate court yesterday, the
following were allowed:
The first and final account of Edmund
A. Evans guardian of Rufus p. Boyn-
ton, insane of Clinton.
Appointment of Parkman T. Denny
guardian of Mary A. Keelan, insane, OF
Leicester.
Blackmer & Vaughn appeared for pc
titioner, and Sullivan & O'ConneH for
the respondent.
These wills were allowed: Pierre A
Benoit of Warren, Alexander Belisle of
Worcester named as executor; j. Clar-
ence Watson of Leicester, Ida r. Wat
son named as executrix without sure
ties; Thomas D. Harris of Upton, let
ters of administration with the will an
nexed were issued to Minnie c. Harris,
wife of the testator
The petition of Frank z. Wilson of
Worcester as administrator of the es-
tate of William H. Stuart of Worcester;
Rev. James P. Tuite, guardian of
George Doran ct al. of Worcester; the
petition of Nathaniel B. Sleeper OF
Fitchburg, administrator of the estate
of Moses B. Jones of Leominster; the
first and final account of Samuel Bay
ard woodward, administrator of the es-
tate of Stanley Griswold Woodland of
Worcester; appointment of Elizabeth F
Maloney of Fitchburg guardian of Daisy
M. Maloney ct ais; petition of Clara
N. Coe of Worcester, administrator of
the estate of CIarissa Newell of Wor-
cester; appointment of James j. De-
laney of Worcester administrator of the
estate of Mary E. Delaney of Worces-
ter; supplementary first account of
Herbert l.. Adams executor of the will
of Hezekiah p. Whittemere of Worces-
ter. Herbert l.. Adams is also trustee.
for the benefit of Margaret b. White
more ct al.
Attachments filed in the registry of
deeds yesterday:
Ernest N. Frary and Edward A. Fra
ry VS.. A. S. Ray of Templeton, in an
action of contract, with damages in
the sum Of $500 The writ was served
by Deputy Sheriff H. A Turner.
Helen M Willett VS.. John F. Costello
damnum $1,000. The writ was served
by Deputy Sheriff D. H. Hayter.
The county commissioners had a
hearing in Milford yesterday on a pc
tition of the Grafton and Upton rail-
road to take certain land for extra
tracks near the engine house in Mil
ford. No decision has been given as
yet.
The county commissioners awarded
the contract for supplying the court
house at Fitehburg with coal to Green
& Sheldon of Fitchburg.
Deputy Sheriff James A. Early has
served a writ of attachment upon the
property located in Worcester of Isabel
WILDER of Boston, in an action of con
tract, with damages in the sum of
$1,000. Charles S. Furber is the plaintiff.
The supreme court has handed down
these rescripts: In the case of George
F. Balloon VS.. c. N. White ct a., the
decree of the probate court is affirmed,
allowing the will of Amos Nichols and