Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-28

$. s. PIKE, Attorney for PIPE. 172wS
MABEL H. HILL washington Co. Supreme Court
GEORGE NJ. HILL. August rernl' A. D 1871
no the Honorable Supreme Court of the State of Yer
mont, next to be holden at Montpelier within and for
the County Of Washington, The second Tuesday of Au
gust A. D., 1859, comes Mabel H. nil of Mortified, in
said County and informs said Court that the 10Th day
of January, A. d. 1850, she legally Joined in
rlage to George NJ Hill Of Charlotte in Chittenden Coun
ty by Joel Bingham, minister Of the Gospel, at Mont
peler in Washington County, in this state, and that
from said 10th day Of January, A. De- 1850. until about
the 18th day of August, A. D 1900, she lived with SAID
George NJ. Hi his wife performing all the duties there
of: that at all times since said Mabes marriage with the
said George NJ she has behaved and conducted herself
faithful, chase anl acconate wife towards the said
George NJ. and in all things kept the marriage covenant
OH her part when about the It'll day of August,
A. d. 1885, the said George NJ, Without cadse, wluliy
deserted your petitioner and has continued desert
and abandon her until the present the, and the said
George has utterly refused and neglected to again live
with your petitioner And your petitioner further 'hows
that the said George - has wholly neglected and refused
to provide for her he being Of sufficient ability to do.
And your petitioner prays that the bonds of matrmony
between them may be severed and mat may be decreed
divorce thererom Your petitioner farther shows that
she has resided in the State Of Vermont for more than
And yor nctitouer further shows that from the time of
her said marriage with said George NJ until he deserted
her they lived together in Shelburne, in The County of
Chitenden and State of Vermont: also that your petit
toner and said George living tsgeher in Sheburne
af iesad at the time OF the desertion aforesaid.
And your petitioner further shows that the sad George
NJ now resides without this State, and in parts unknown
Dated at Mortified, in Washington County, this Both
''' '''' MABEL II. HILL.
| STATE OF VERMONT, he foregoing libel hav
| County OF WAsHINGToH, Sc. ing been presented to
br undersigned and being made appear til the said
George NJ. Hill resides without this state, in parts
known that the cannot be personally served on
him it is therefore ordered that the said George NJ Hill
be summoned to appear aud answer to said libel, at the
said term Of said Supre Court, next be held in Mont
peer within ana fos pa County Of Washington, on
a 81 hs ss A. Del Sert BY ne G The
Green Mountain Freeman, weekly newspaper published
in Montpelier four wey successfully the last of which
publications shall be az least four weeks next before the
| said term of said Court.
Dated this LIST day Of April, A. ~, 1859
JANES BARRETT, Judge Of Sup. Court.
CHARLES II. JoYcE Attorney for Petitioner 172w4
STATE OF VERMONT, In Chancery, December Term,
Lamoe County. A. b., 1885,
Otis W. Stearns, Il
John II. Stearns,
George w. Is stearns,
Franklin S. Hayiord, WHEREAS Otis ". Stearns and
James Newcomb, John H. Searns, of Johnson, in
Franklin Nj. Allen, said Co. Of amoille have prefer
Guardian of ed their ''i of Complaint agans
Giles Graves. George W. Stearns, James New.
comb Franklin S. lIayord, and Franklin NJ Allen, Guar
dian of Giles Graves; Stating mat the 9Th day of No
vember A. D. 1885, the said Otis W. Searns with the said
George W. Stearns and Charles E. Perkins, barganed
with one Baxter Whitney, for the purchase of certain
parcel of land In Johnson in said County of Lamolle
set forth in said Bakers Deed of that date to said Otis
aud Charles f. and George and they the said Otis
Charles e. and George w. executed their six promssorl
notes for the 0fegh hundred dollars particularly
set forth in the condition of the deed and the salt
Baxter decided the said premises said Otis W. Charles
f. and Geog W.. the express condition of the pay
ment OF said Said being given for the pay
men of the purchase Of said premises, whereby
said premises became holden and morgaged for the pay
ment of said notes.
Aud stating that said John H. Searns the in
teres and assumed the liabilities of the sad Charles
Perkins in the premises aforesaid. And further stating
that said Otis W, and John H. paid the whole of the sale
purchase money Of said premises.
And further stating that said James Newcomb, Frank
lin s. Hayford and Giles Graves acquired interest IL
said premises through the said George w. Stearns.
And therefore praying hat the Equity Of Redemption
Of said Gorge W. Stearns, James Newcomb, Franklin
Hayford and Giles Graves may be foreclosed.
And whereas it made appear that the said Georg
W. Stearns resides out of this State.
is ordered that notice Of the preferring and filing
said Bill of Complaint be given by publishing the forego
ing abstract said Bill with this order, three week
cessvey in the Green Mountain Freeman printed a
Montpelier, the last vi which publications to be twent
days previous the FERN of said Court of Chaucery
to he he'd at Hydepark in said County Of Lamoile, oil
the Fourth Tuesday Of May A. D., 1853 and said publ
cation being made TIT said George W. Searns is require
to appear at said Court, the first day Of said Term,
answer to said Bill Of Complaint.
+. B. SAWYER, Clerk.
CHILD BENTON, Solicitors for Orators