Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-05-10


"Obey orders il you break owners" muiter
ed Ben. as Mr. Bolton turned aud marched ava,
with long and hasly strides. "But. f there
isn't nice tea-party sone where about these
diagings before Tomorrow morning, my name
isn't Ben Johnson"
Before reaching his house. Mr. Bottoms or.
ci,ement had cooled a trhe, and il came into
his mind that, possibly, he might have acted a
htile hastily. But the otder bad been given 10
cut of the right Of way, and he was not the
man To make back tracks in any thing.
do you see that. Edwardl" said Mrs IIol.
ton, as her husband entered the house. pointing
10 table on which sloud a pitcher Of sweet
cream and two pounds Of fresh butter. "Mrs.
Halpln sent these over, with her compliments,
this morning Isn't il kind in her I"
Mrs Bol;on's coun,enance was glowing with
pleasure.
al always heard that she was a neighborly,
good woman" added Mrs B.
81 don't think much of her husband, !" return.
ed Mr.. Bolton, coldy, as he passed from the
room, after pausing there for only momeni
He could no, look at the Jumps of golden but.
ter and the pitcher Of cream, without feeling
rebnked, and so he 60, away as quickly as pos
sbe.
"Have you done as | directed - said Mr..
Bolton, with knit brows. on meeting Ben some
time afterwards, returning from the part of tie
farm where he had left him.
"Yes, SIR" was the answer Of Ben.
"Whst did you do with the ga,el"
"l threw il into the field, as you told me-"
"You didn't break itr
"No, SIR
"Very well.r
"Tbere'll he ,rouble Mrpo,,or - aid Ran
"How dn vou krnw,.,
an, ualn;r il vo,. .do,..;..1
$50 am =" rsoI;.d NJ p.Ion "''
AMI D;r 10 -, ~
Mr. HaIpin. ami no m;s,sts ;, "
"Wben aid h, VS."
.Ius, novr IL -.
vhe, h. s,w mo =, ,,,rl, .aIs.i.aI '..I", 80
doinc and whom I ,oId h;a, La ..iI r,.,, -
wron, and ,,onId ao,n a., na,,...,r 80
Tba, Mr. U,lnin's an t.d ,ho ,;.h, os ,.".
through vours ),
Tell Al, Dix vhso ro, %. Nc, .;. .,
IN ueddls ,.;,h M, ,g,;,. ), .anI;aI u. poI,a.'
az a., on,;,.,. .,s,oa,.a, .. =.
self leo, NJ ,ss;.,,... :,
As Mr. Bol,on ,n,red fr,,r, pso =, ,,o,;n,
This soecch bs s,w NJ, Div Win a,,ooa ,,o,h'
or farm ,b,, ,d;oin.d nj. ,nn,,..,,;n, ,Io nt,..
where he s,aod - wv
az -, 49,. r. A..
BoI,o, 70 Idm.slc T,on oa..;n" ali" ;n,',
b;s c,oa na 80, ~, .a;"a.a IT - -,
r,oa,;.. f'''"'
..ynn v;,, sv.r.o -. ', .,;dN, M. .c..
a., cs,. ,ro,d. ~ n...aJ L,,.a',. 49,. &c
liberty am about 10 take. / saw your man. ma :
little while ago, closing up the gate that opens
from your farm into Mr. HaIpin's."
"WeIl - Mr.. Bolton's brows contracted
heavily.
"Are YOU aware that his farm has the rich,
of way through yoursl"
"No. sir.''
"Such. however. let me assure YOU. is the
case. Mr.. HaIpin ha. no other aveoue 10 the
public road"
That's hi, misr,r,uns: bu, il ciyes him no
license to trespass on my properly"
~, is not trespass, Mr.. Bolton. He only
uses right purchased when he bought his farm
ana one mat ne can and VIII sustain IN The courts
against you
Lei MIN q" 10 eour' ihen' oouShl ms
ia'm ior my own private use not as high-
way, n" sneh qua,ihcaion IS ein''aeeo ~
'ne deed Inc lana Is "'ne' ana """e s"a''
"esp,ss "p"" u,
-. D"'' W. p'''"' '''"'y ''P'su ue ''"e'
nnbIic ro,d ' " Wv
s.c..,a;ai. 1d;d.
nor ,h,, 81 ~, ona oisa !, ''N' 'N' -
..H,ln;n W.. M, .o c,r,nn,,. - s,;s ", nj
"In bpying hi, farm. he had IN lake !, with a
RIGHT of wav across This one. There
was no other ou,le, -
at was no, guarantee aOains, NV owner
shin dovvedlv replied Mr. Bolton
Pardon me for saving ,ba, in This vou are
in an error" returned The other. "Orisinallv
both farms were 10 one. Tha, was subsequent.
ly sold. with a right of way across his -
"There is no such concession in the deed
hold.
III you will take the trouble to make an ex-
animation in tho clerks of6ce in tho countv