Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-17

Clark Day Juseph p Hill. In this case
reported last week, the jury failed to agrc
and were discharged.
ITra Anders n, Adm r, Y town Of MoretOwn
AssumT sit for town bounty. Il seems tina
Martin Anderson enlisted to the credit D
Nlnretovn, TO apply on the quota Of Marc
I4rh. 1861. and received a bounty from sal,
town Of 5000, which was mueh as tn,
town raid any one who applied on thai
quota but that subsequently the town paIc
500 bounty for volunteers. The plaintiff
claim I'm this suit was that he seleCtmen o.
Bloret.yv1.. PROMISED said Martin Anderson
iin addition 10 the S2C0 bounty paid him OF
much more a. they paid any one else, ana
carmcj % r,c.ver tie diff, renee between
500 PAID plaintiff and 500 subs quently
paid % others The defendants denied that
Ire ever was any such contract as the
plaintiff claimed. Verdict for defendants e.
recover their costs Ileaton E Reed and
DeavItt for plaintiff, Randall i DdrInt ami
Shur5l, # Cor the defendant
Morton Humphrey j Jseph Poland Ac-
t.ln % recover extra interest which the
plaintiff claimed he bad paid defendant II
arrear- that the defendant purchased note.
signed hy the plaintiff nf Mr.. McElery b
the amount Of me s. 700 at A discount Of
- o. and aJ the same time the defend mt
cave Dis uots to the plaintiff for So which
d. -uI .queutlY paid as an inducemeut u
tte le'ruIaut-tO purchase said notes the
.4urI then being IN Strengthened crcum
stances. and having applied u the defendant
..r assistance. Tue question in this ctss
V.- s. .sJaer the purchase Of said nOt9s 1t "a
.-.aa- was substantially and in elect "a
I..a l-.r tbe defendant ID the plaintiff Yer
a. plaintiff TO recover $500 ami costs
Kendall IL Durant and ShuTiIei for plain
u# lleaton x Reed and Heath for ed
tlianr
Thomas Il. Cory v \. D. Pearce, defend
aut
Action on the case for alleged neglect of
tHe Sheriff Deputy. E. A. Heath. in NOT
serving certain replevin writ until he was
furnished rer levin bond. The delendant's
evidence terd,d 20 show that the said Deputv
arl plaintiff entered into an Arrangement
with tre party holding the property to be
rerleIvej by which the said Deputy was t.
take possession Of sand property and hold it
lrtI certain conditions were complied with
0n tha uartot the plaintiff, and that he acted
.Hy ~ q Tac.hcaJor between the parties
and 10 no other capacity. Verdict tor the
defendant no recover hIs costs Wing for
plaintiff. Randall 6 Durant, Heath and
D.avItt I.r defendant.
a. A. CLARK y Town Of Cabot Action
t3 recover damages for injuries caused DIV
alleged ir-uth-isrcv OF highway. Now on
tgaI- Death and tx iur plaintiff Lam
son and Dillingham; for defendant
"a SUGAR Festival at Trinity Church Han
is announced .or this "wednesday evening
by tile ladies Of tile 81 T. Society Of this
village. svectcr than the boiled down juices
81 tbc NAPLES viii be the smiles Of the ladies
uron I'D patrons who come to them with full
rocket-J3aks and a sincere desire 70 be filed
wiki the sweets Of the season.
SIR. DeuIson TAFT commenced work Mon
day. clearing away the ola building from the
Bite t. re occupied by the nes block TO BE
eected BIZ Nes-rs. Babcoek L Cutler and
James r. Langdon, Esq, near the head Of
: ate street
s. s. TovszR. at Ms Millinery Store on
State Street is opening one Of the richest
and most fashionable stocks Of millinery
goods ever shown in Montpelier NJ. Town
Ell has the advantage over many others OF
buviu- at first hand, and is thus enabled to
supply mIlIiners and dealers in miIlinery at
al low prices as are offered them in Boston
OF New York. This fact, and Mr.. Towner's
veIl-known taste and tact as buyer, should
m ke- his store tac headquarters for milli-
merry supplies in this section.
Thehou-o On L3omfs street, formerly owned
bv II. 6 Kent, Wis sold by auction on
Saturday last to Mr.. A. j. Blrnham, for
S1,s45.
St Adams robins sing about doors, but
Montpelier robins. more elegant, sing about
cherry trees aud other delicacies of the
season.
The ice moved cut Of the Winooski below
the Montpelier Manufacturing Company
dam. on Sturdy afternoon last, and clme
d.vn from further up the stream yesterday.
Second Sunday after Easter - was about
.hcerIess and uncomfortable a day as one
o-.s sees ia the middle of April. Snow
-..au. came in rapid succession during the
afternoon and evening, and winter did
i...e more . lingering - in his oil accus-
toned way Monday morning.
SrsARlxG AT LAST We are reminded that
HE sweet time Of the var has come hy the
receipt os fine lot Of the incest maple I
honey from the sugar bush Of our friend j. .
3 Saoyil E-q., Of Berlin. 1t was fair to (
.os upon and sweeter to feast upon. The
thoughtful donor viii please accept our
thanks
NJ BoswoRru's CARD.-We publish BY .
reqges. 10 another place Mr.. S. Il. o. Bos /
w,r.h's card, giving his version Of and run
ing comments upon the pork question which /