The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-07
SUPERIOR COURT.
December Civil Ses-
sion Will Open
Monday.
JUDGE LILLEY WILL PRESIDE.
Many Important Cases Are
Set for Hearings Be-
fore Him.
JUDGE LILLEY WILL PRESIDE.

Judge Charles S. Lilley of Lowell
will preside Monday at the December
term of the superior civil court. The
docket is exceptionally long with 21t
cases. The jury waived term also opens
Monday. About 40 divorce lbels are or
the docket. The assigned case fol
Monday in the superior civil court il
that Of Alice Erning ct ali. VS.. Metro
| politan Water board.
The December docket of return day
cases, was long one. Among the i'm
portant cases are the following:
Marvin NJ. Taylor VS.. city of Wor.
cester, for 800 cubic yards of grave
taken from the premises of plaintiff
valued at $1,000 Frank P. Goulding ap.
pears for the plaintiff.
John w. Braithwaite VS.. ]. H. Bonn
| bard ct al. of Newton, doing business
at Southboro, in an action of contract
ad damnum $1,000, on an account al
legged to be due plaintiff
John f. Savage and Clifford Crockel
of Waltham VS.. Frank E. Babcock OF
| Clinton. in an action of contract anc
| tort, ad damnum $4,000. Jonathan Smith
! of Clinton appears for the plaintiffs.
Margaret Rebbon VS.. city of Wor.
| cester, in a petition for assessments OF
street betterments by a jury Charles
| M. Thayer for the petitioner.
Thomas Brazell VS.. M A Davis Ell
al. of Gardner, in an action of con
tract, ad damnum $1,000. Plaintiff
claims that defendant owed one Mich.
ael Ryan $4S1.1A, which was assigned
| to plaintiff for a valuable considera-
! ton.
Austin w Tiffany VS.. the Worcester
| Optical Co. Plaintiff claims that he per.
| formed valuable services for defendant
| from June to Oct. 1, 1899, and defend.
ant agreed to pay as much as the ser
vice was reasonably worth. which Is
claimed to be $1270. A further sum OF
| S75.76 is alleged to have been expended
| by plaintiff for use of defendant
| Charles c. Milton for the plaintiff.
Frank G, Smith VS.. city of Worces
ter, in a petition for a jury to deter
! mine damages to plaintiff by the tax
ing Of land on Mill street Blackmer &
Vaughan for plaintiff
John L. Wood of Milford VS.. Hugh
Ray, in an action of tort, ad damnun
$1,000. plaintiff alleges that on Oct. 2
| the defendant assaulted him, inf1ictin}
severe injuries. Williams & williams
! for the plaintiff.
Frank N. West of Boston VS.. Angus
tus B. HARDWOOD of Templeton. in a sui
on promissory note, payable to r
f. Farwell & Son, for $3.50. Charles r
Tatman for plaintiff
R. G. Taylor VS.. Daniel J. Doyle e
al, in suit to recover $4,000, ALLEGED
! to be due for rent to the plaintiff
Charles T. Tatman for the plaintiff.
Mnh afa1, = Try
| Ellinwood of Worcester, in an action o
tort with ad damnum $500o The plain
tiff alleges that while doing maso1
work for the defendant, who is a con
! tractor, on a building at the corner
of Vine and Foundry streets, by reason
of a defective staging, the plaintiff
was precipitated from the staging t.
the sidewalk below, and sustained Sc
we're injuries. Thomas H. Sullivan is fol-
| the plaintiff
Thomas Brazell VS.. Bay State Meta
| Wheel Co., Of Templeton. The plaintiff
says that the defendant owed the sun
! of S994.9S to Michael Ryan, who assigned
the account of the plaintiff John w
| Corcoran and John F. Dervin, Jr, fol
the plaintiff
Cyrus R. Bennett VS.. the Blackstone
Mfg. Co., in an action Of tort, ad dam
mum $4,000. The plaintiff alleges that
| while in the employ of the defendant
corporation, he fell through the flooring
over the wheel pit in mill No. 8. by rea-
son of the negligence of defendant.
Lewis p. Cotton VS.. Henry Walker ct
al, of Worcester in a suit on one pro-
missory note for $1,000, and one for $500
both with interest at per cent. Thayer
q Cobb are for the plaintiff.
William H. Cassidy vs.. George S.
Corbin, of Webster, in a suit in equity.
The plaintiff says that he and the de-
PENDANT bought wood lot, and defend
ant cut the wood and converted pro-
| ceeds to his own use. Plaintiff asks for
an accounting, and that master be ap-
pointed to take such account w. A.
Gile for the plaintiff
Walter j. Dolan, by his next friend,
John F. Dolan. VS.. Charles e. Fore
hand, in an action of tort, ad damnum
$4,000, The plaintiff says while travelling
upon Shrewsbury street, the defendant
ran into him with a horse and wagon,
and plaintiff was severely injured.
Blackmer & Vaughan for the plaintiff.
Austin S. Esty VS.. Charles c. Fuller
of Worcester, in a suit on two promis-
sorry notes, one for $3.50, and the other
for 5000. Felix A. Belisle for the plaintiff.
Susan Fitzgibbon of Boston VS.. Will
lam H. Griffin of Fitchburg, in an ac-
ton on promissory note for $271 25,
and one for $1O75. Plaintiff also claims
$50, money loaned. Baker & Hall for the
plaintiff
Michael J. Finnigan vs. WILDER w.
Hobbs. Of Worcester, in a suit on a
promissory note for $4,000. George NJ.
Woodward for the plaintiff.
Eliza T. Fuller VS.. Charles c. Fuller.
in an action on an account for $243,
with interest. Felix A. Belisle for the
plaintiff.
Aaron Hammond VS.. Fred D. Buff
ington, in an action to recover $4,000,
alleged to be due the plaintiff on an
accounting. Timothy Howard for the
plaintiff
Mary Holstrom VS.. August Berg of
Auburn. in an action of SANDER, with
ad damnum $1,000. Sullivan & O'Connell
for the plaintiff.
Lille S. Hardy VS.. Ella M Hardy of
Providence, R. L., and trustee, in an
action for the alleged conversion by the
defendant of diamond ring, the prop