The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1886-04-21

Louisa p. Smith u.s.. Joseph Palmer-General as
VIII Mes "a ana az an sb na @
between the same partiesi continued.
Morrill, Gilman Us. William Gravey, Appellant-Gen-
Heath and g. L, Hoyt appointed referees; rule for
$50 bail before hearing and continued
Samuel Somerville rs. Almon Pierce. Appellant
1885, defendant 70 pay the costs of this term, taxed
at Sl36i, within thirty days; continued.
John A. woodward as. l.. T. Kinney ct al--Tres.
pass on a, the freehold entered at september term
and r. E. Patterson left with the court.
Henrietta a. Jones vs Albert C.. .rones-Divorce;
5 e. MHrcR i heard ear by the and
a Willard and John W. Gregory for petitonee.
Louis W; Avery Is. George M Fisk -Trover; en-
nshed in ninety days nonsuited and plaintiff to
pay costs of this term and IS attorney fee continued
Almon Holmes rs. Andrew j. Morse-Trespass and
case entered at March term 1885, trial by court and
81, for defendant Senter Kemp and s. G.
A. IL. Holt rs. David Barton, Appellant-Assump-
ST entered at September term 1884; referred to NJ
p Rogers. assignee, enters to prosecSte left with
the court.
Kate L. Lawrence Us. Gustavus L. Lawrence-Di.
yorce; entered at September term 1885, bill granted
for wfu desertion and 5000 alimony granted to the
FOR petitionee.
Rozilla V. Gray rs. william Gray ct a-Petiton for
certain trustees to account for the trust funds in
their possession; entered at September term 1882.
Referred TO q. w. Wing Judgment on the report
for the petitioner.
tered at September term, 1884; referred to Dudley
G. Denison, ESQ., and consolidated with No. 1885, gen
era asslnpsit, which was entered at the same term;
left with the court.
perley Beknap, Surviving Partner rs. Ely Foun-
TENDER term 1882 Trial by court and Judgment for
costs, which was denied
. Lizzie o. Farnsworth u.s.. Lewis II. Farnsworth-
Divorce; entered at March term 1885, petition dis
mea wizard foT TO %
appearance for the petitionee.
Probate Court e. Winch 4 Fsk.Debt On bond;
Smile e and aed 8 Stanton Esgs Judgment on re-
cause passed to the supreme court.
Mabel II. Hunt, Appellant rs, School District No.
he p eou az a %ss
IN his hands as tender by the defendant. Con-
tinued at the expense of the plaintiff
Carl c. Marshall u.s. Leonard Huntey-Book ac-
sSS9aht %e e an sT% as ID
report of auditors recommtted; continued
JSseph s Dodge ,e u.s. d W; Dudley-Case; entered
plaintiff to recover sl25 and his costs; motion by de-
PENDANT to restrict costs denied and defendant
cepted; cause passed to the supreme court
Joseph A. Wing rs. W. II. willey-Ejectment; en-
tered at September term, 1885; Judgment for the
the premises and one cent damages and costs. Wing
for the plaintiffs no appearance for defendant
Boston Rubber Compan,yrs Peerless wringer Com
term ISL Referred to H. T. Smile fearing fao on
report and Judgment for plaintiffs exceptions by de-
fendant and cause passed to the supreme court.
c. G.. Haskell, Guardian rs. Ira g. Jewell-Debt;
ean at son f6T ZEN for
the money was , held IN iiducary capacity granted
the supreme court.
ii Waiting Is
Plaintiff MT moved nov for certified execution and
to the supreme court.
william L. Godfrey u.s. United States Hulless
Oats CompanyI,General assumpsit; entered at Sep
se by ss and a S to
been previously reported
Charles II. Heath rs. II A. Little ct al-Book ac-
count; entered at March term, 1874 judgment to
pointed auditor; March term. 1856 plaintiff to OBJ
the defendant as of this term
j. c, Grggs rs. Belle Selden, Appellant-General
assumpsit entered at March term, 1885. Referred
and exceptions by defendant and cause passed to
fae % F. WSSq for IN for the plant
Lizzie S. Patterson u.s. william S. Patterson-D
vorce; entered at September term 1885, bill granted
given to the petitioner with leave for the petitonee
to visit and correspond with the child in reasonable
no appearance for petitonee.
Probate Court Appellant rs. Cyril .Guyett--Ap-
t. Powers e %dgmen for tf the paint
III and ordered certified back to the probate court;
plaintiff q. W. wing for defendant " "'''''u '''
mary cross rs. Estate OF e. X. Cross, j. r. Lams0n,
Appellant1,Appeal from probate; entered at Septem
Der term 1881; Judgment that there was no home
ment certified back to the probate This was by
agreement or through some arrangement of the par:
Mrs. Cross. ~
Francis oGoman rs. John Mcmahon IEjectment;
This was an action for the seizin and peaceable
possession of strip Of land about one foot wide on
about twenty-five cents. The court gave Judgment
f3r me e aetendaat 70 recover ms costs Gordon
Simeon Parker rs. East Montpelier and Calais
Road petition; entered at March term 1885 J. D.
sioners report accepted and road established, but
report recommtted to find more facts relating to
Pelier and Calais Continned at the expense of East
Wing for Calais
Ida F. Burns rs. James p. Bnrns-Dyorce; en-
that the petitonee had pushed and struck the petit
TONER several times and had not been near her or
taken Of herself ia and hsT Shd Custody Of mi
petitioners no appearance for the petitionee.
ct acase entered at september term ISIS By
the the pe 9e
sS that the plea was S bad but insisted that
murrer reached back to the first defect in the plead
court held that the deciaration was good and the
plea BAD SO sustained i the demurrer s p,kin Huse
Vail & Work rs. John II. Brott and John r. Brott
rs. Vail a Work-These two tried to-
gether and have been reported in full. Verdict in
first case for plaintiffs to recover S2sgs0 and costs
taxed at Sii.59 and in the second verdict for
Brot to recover 2645 and costs taxed at $500, and
this Judgment was Offset against the first leaving
balance in favor of the plaintiffs in first suit for
S23S9; and full certificate granted on the
ton for that the court found that money for which
the Judgment was rendered was held by the defend
ant In hduciary capacity Exceptions by Brott in
both cases and passed to the supreme court.
Mahala Boyles u.s. Hezekiah o. Boyles-Divorce;
entered at September term, 1855. The grounds of
1t appeared that about all the of support
there had ever been in the family had been pro-
cured by the petitioner who had worked hard to
support "A lazy shftless husband, until she had be-
come tired of it, when they separated and became
not the same of one flesh. Bill granted for in
tolerabe severity and refusal to support custody of
the minor child, Emma, given to petitioner, with the
household furniture and the title to the real estate
as almony. o. l.. Hoyt for petitioner; appear
ance for the pettionee
Sarah and II. II. Bishop, Appellants rs. Henry
Whitcomb-This was an action of general assumpsit
and entered at the March term, 1874, and then
was continued from term to term until the present
term, when the attorney for the plaintiffs, q. w.
from the state. thought it would be a good time to
try the case set II for trial by jury; but the at
torney for defendant appearing and being willing
to trial II bail should be entered according the
rule, made vast difference with the case and it
discontinued and the defendants costs taxed at
the sum of sS6l7. q. W. Kennedy for plaintiffs
Henry Ballard for defendant.
Alice Sanders Us. Elmer Sanders-Cieneral assump-
sit; entered at September term, 1885 This action