The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-27
AN INJUNCTION BY
JUDGE F. A. GASKILL
Patrick Foster of Oxford Forbid
den to Dispose of Property in
Milford by Sale or Conveyance
in Superior Court

Margaret A. Foster Of oxford brought
yesterday, against Patrick Foster OF
Oxford. Judge Francis A. Gasl1ill, in
accordance with the prayer of the pc
titioner, ordered a temporary injunction
to issue. forbidding the respondent to
sell or convey certain real estate in
Milford.
This bill says that on April 6, 1898,
James A. Foster of oxford was indebt-
ed to the complainant for board, care
and attendance, and that on the same
day he conveyed to Patrick Foster his
real estate and personal property, on
the sole consideration that his just
debts should be paid therefrom and his
funeral expenses. April 9 he died. The
complainant since then has been ap-
pointed administrator of the estates or
James A. Foster, and sues for the ben
eft of all the creditors. She asks the
court to order the real estate sold to
pay the debts. or to have the mort
gage cancelled, or the respondent to be
held as trustee, or such other equitable
relief as is necessary.
Judge Francis A. Gaskill ordered no
tice to issue to ]. Henry Pickett Of
Templeton to appear in the Superior
Court at 10 o'clock Monday morning.
to show cause why the prayer of
Charles s. Dickinson of Templeton
should not be granted. Dickinson says
in his bill of complaint that in Septem-
Der. 1894 Pickett agreed to assign to
the complainant the patent for block
locking device invented by the former
and did so. The complainant then made
expensive patterns. and began the
manufacture of the machines, continu-
ing to make them until Sept. 5, 1901,
when he stored the patterns with Hill
& ,Bosley of Winchendon. Respondent
he says, procured possession of the pat
terms, and began manufacturing the
machine in Orange. He has one ma
chine completed. and intends to sell it,
Dickinson wants Pickett enjoined from
making or selling the machines, and or
dered to return the patterns.
The suit of the j. F. Bicknell Lum-
Der Company against Arthur w. Nor
cross and trustees, was terminated by
agreement of entry of judgment for the
plaintiff for $3.50 without costs. The
trustees were James E. and Arthur E.
EstabroOk. and it was agreed that they
should be discharged without costs c.
C. Milton appeared for the plaintiff,
Blackmer & Vaughan for the defend
ant, ana Charles "A. heiIlH lOI tHS
trustees.
In the suit of Frank W. Norcross
against Arthur E. and James E. Esta-
brook, agreement for judgment for
plaintiff for 81 filed.
The suit against NOrcross was to re-
cover $19317 IA. in an action of contract.
In the suit in which he was plaintiff,
.Norcross sued for $4661.16, for labor and
materials furnished.
In Hattie w. Myers VS.. Charles w.
Wood. executor, agreement of judg-
ment for S6175 for the plaintiff was
filed Henry L. Parker appeared for
the plaintiff and Wood & Wood for the
defendant.
In Frederick W. Carter VS.. The Leon
mister Electric Light & Power Com
pany, agreement of judgment for the
plaintiff for 81 without costs was filed
Herbert Parker appeared for the plain
tiff and Matthews & Thompson for the
defendant.