The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-08
BANKRUPTCY HEARINGS.

Before Charles F. Aldrich, referee in
bankruptcy, yesterday, there were
many hearings, as last week Thursday
was Thanksgiving day, and no bank
ruptcy hearings were in order on that
day.
There was first meeting in the case
of Rudolphus 7. Rand of Shrewsbury
Claims were proved and allowed;
Chas. H. Sibley was appointed trustee
with bonds in the sum of $780,
Debtor was sworn and examined and
adjournment taken for four weeks.
In the first meeting of Charles A.
Everett of Leominster, no claims were
presented. w. p Gary was appointed
trustee with $100 bonds Debtor was
sworn and examined.
In the first meeting of Charles H.
Brigham of Worcester, claims We're
proved and allowed, and Frank B. Hall
appointed trustee with 500 bonds
Meeting adjourned for four weeks.
In the first meeting in the case Of
Herbert D. Golf, w. S. B. Hopkins was
appointed trustee with bonds in the
sum of 800. Adjourned for four weeks
First meeting, e. L. Greenslit of
Worcester; no claims received. Alex
ander H. Bullock appointed trustee
with 500 bonds. Adjourned four weeks
Final meeting in the case of Francis
Il 4 dTTdF OIL f1LCnDufS. Inc trustee
final account allowed
There were adjourned meetings in the
cases of Michael ]. Ryan and Dufresne
& Co, and they were adjourned one
week. The adjourned meeting of
Lewis Gusterowski was further ad-
journed six weeks. Adjourned meeting
of Henry Parker of Philipston ad-
journed seven weeks.
In the cases of Henry F. Taft of
Northbridge, S. A Willard & Son,
Charles H. Wyatt and William H. ShuT
of Worcester, the meetings were dis
solved.
DISAPPEARANCE FILED.
Morgan & Stewart and James F.
Ryan have filed their disappearance as
counsel in the case of Louisa F. Brad
hurst, who applied for administration
on the estate of George H. Higgins.
HEARING AT FITCHBURG TODAY.
/. There will be a hearing today at
Fitchburg, before Frank L. Dean, as
auditor, in the case of the Mccormick
Harvesting Machine company VS.. Eliza
C. Clark ct al. Burton w. Potter ap-
pears for the plaintiff and H. H. Robin
son of Fitchburg for the defendants.
The declaration of the plaintiff al
leges that A. w. Tilton was an agent
VI tic painful anu DIS sucH udS ldlIeu
to turn over an account of $656.72. The
name of Eliza c. Clark appears as a
guarantor. The defense gives a gen.
eral denial, and also says that at the
time the contract was made the de-
PENDANT, Tilton, was sick and not able
to properly understand the nature of
the contract he signed.
EARLE VS.. ROBBINS.
There was a hearing yesterday in the
old case of Earle VS.. Robbins before
w. B. Harding as auditor.
APPEARANCE ENTERED.
Charles C. Bancroft has entered his
appearance as counsel In the office of
the probate court, for W. l.. Brown, one
of the legatees under the will of VIVA.
Pierce.
THE FLETCHER WILL.
The will of Charles T. Fletcher of
Lancaster was offered for probate yes
terday. Charles c. Bancroft is exec
utor. By the terms of the will, if the
daughter dies without issue, portion
of the estate goes to the town of Lam
caster. Several small requests are
made for the care of a burial lot and
for the benefit of the Cemetery Asso-
citation of Lancaster.
BARRE GETS $50, O00
The town of Barre will get $50, 900 by
the death of Mrs. Caroline L. Billings,
who died without making a will. BY
the terms of the will of her husband.