The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-02
THREE ACTIONS BROUGHT
Worcester People Sue the Boston Elec-
trio Railway Company.

Worcester People Sue the Boston Elec-
trio Railway Company.
John B. Ratigan, as counsel, has
brought three actions of tort against
the Boston Electric Railway company
with a total ad damnum of $4,000. The
plaintiffs are Bridget McInerny, John
L. McInerny, by his next friend, and
Thomas ]. McInerny. The three allege
that while passengers on one of the
cars of the defendant corporation they
were injured by q collision of the car
with a coal team. The writs are re-
turnable in the superior court in Suf-
folk county this month.
WANTS TO SELL PROPERTY.
George H. Cutting, receiver of the
Charles Baker company of Worcester,
has petitioned the superior court for
leave to sell the property at private
sale.
FIRST CREDITORS MEETING.
The first meeting of the creditors of
Samuel Epstein of Gardner will be held
before Charles F. Aldrich, Dec. 10.
CASES WITHOUT JURY MONDAY.
All the court cases without jury on
the docket of the superior court at
Fitchburg are in order for Monday.
This includes equity and divorce cases.
1t is expected that the court will take
adjournment in a few days.
CLAIM FOR DAMAGES.
David Daley of Rockdale, through his
counsel. Thayer & Cobb, has filed a
notice of a claim for damages against
Howarth & Son.
REFUSES TO OPEN THE CASE.
Frank M. Morrison has heard from
L. p. Treadwell of New York, counsel
with him in the Montauk Indian cases
against the Long Island RAILROAD COM
pany, that the New York court of ap-
peals has refused to reopen the case
on the petition of the defendants. Mr..
Morrison went to Norwich, Ct, yes
terday to look after the Indian case
there.
COUNSEL AT WESTBORO.
Sullivan g. O'Connell have been re-
tanned by B. A. Whitcomb of Westbo-
10, who has been summoned to appear
in the district court of that town to
answer to the charge of liquor keep
ing.
WANTS DAMAGES FOR INJURIES.
George C. Douglass, as counsel for
William Mack, served notice yesterday
through Constable A. F. Richardson
upon c. W. Claf1in & Co., coal mer-
chants, of claim for alleged injuries
I received by the petitioner while in the
employ of the defendant.
REPORT OF COMMISSION FILED
A copy of the decree of the commits
sion which was appointed to make a
report on the petition of the selectmen
of Northbridge, regarding the abolition
Of a grade crossing, was filed yester-
day with the county commissioners.
The commission was composed of AL
phonse Sanford, Edward B. Bishop and
Harry C. Southworth. There can be
no appeal from the decree Of the COM
mission. since the time for perfecting
such appeal is passed. The report,
which covers between 80 and 40 pages,
is to the effect that the grade crossing
near Whitinsville' shall be abolished and
the tracks and streets in the vicinity
be relaid.
ORDER FOR DISTRIBUTION.
In the matter of the estate of Jane
F. Lee of Worcester, an order for dis
tribution was made in the probate court
yesterday.
PAINTERS AT WORK.
At the court house, this week. paint
ers are busy tinting the walls of the
corridors The color is a deep cream,
and the general appearance of the halls
is much improved.
EARLE VS.. ROBBINS.
There was a hearing yesterday be-
fore w B. Harding as master in the
case of Fare VS.. Robbins. John r.
Thayer and Wood & Wood are counsel
in the case.
DISCHARGE FROM BANKRUPTCY
Dodge & Taft have received notice
from the clerk of the United States dis
trict court at Boston, of the discharge
from bankruptcy of Clarence I. Will
lard and Stedman A. Willard of Wor-
cester.
ATTACHMENTS.
Attachments recorded yesterday in
the registry Of deeds:
T. A Peterson & Co. VS.. Mary E.
Gaffney of Worcester, in an action of
contract, ad damnum $500. Writ served
by Constable S. G. Nash, and return
able in the central district court.
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