The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1893-12-22

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jlarke appointed commissioners. Contin
led Darling for plaintiff, Denison for de
No. 1856. Oliver l.. Wright and Others A,
| Joseph b. Bodgett. Action of debt. Judg
nent for plaintiff by default. Emery fol
No. 33s. Jane E. Newcomb Moody
| Merrill and trustee. Assumpsit Disclos
IRE of trustee filed Dec. 5. Order of notice
Inv publication on defendant. continued
| Darling for plaintiff and trustee.
| No. 339. Samuel Craft V. William Dens
more Judgment by default. Stow fol
No. IA. John II. Watson John p.
Locke and Others Action of book account
for legal services. Judgment to account.
| Auditor to be appointed. Order of notice
| nv publication on j. n. Knight Watson
| pro Sc, Emery for Locke, Hunton and
No. 845. Alland G. Fay V GeIo Roberts
and others. ASSumpSlt. Judgment by de-
fault. Hyde for plaintiff
No. 347 Fred Il. Hartman Roswell
| Farnham. This was petition tor leave to
enter an appeal which the petitioner claims
| he was deprived of by fraud, accident or
| mistake. The appeal was attempted to be
taken from the judgment of A. f. Colburn
| Justice. that the petitioner owes the petit
tionee $12726 damages and costs 1871 on
book account rendered May 9th last. The
petitioner in this case, defendant in the case
before the Justice, offered to the justice a
scrap of paper upon which one Cook pur-
ported to offer himself as bail for the APP
peal. He did not present himself, nor was
there any proof as to his financial ability
| The law requires that the security for an
appeal be given bya recognizance or per-
s0nal appearance before the court The
county court dismissed the petition with
costs to the petitioner. To which the petit
TONER took exceptions and the case goes TO
the Supreme court. Gordon for petitioner,
Farnham pro Sc.
No. 348. r. M. Harvey Aaron Frost.
Assumpsit. Judgment for plaintiff by de-
fault. Harvey pro Sc.
No. 1884, Herbert A. and Rosie S. Wilson
apt estate of John A. Tenney. Appeal
from commissioners. Specifications to be
filed in thirsy days after Dec. II. Defend
ant has twenty days thereafter to plead.
No. 355. Benjamin f. Hurst V. Mary b.
Hurst Petition for divorce for desertion,
intolerable severity and adultery. Libellte
defends on the last ground and procures an
order that libeIlant file in sixty days spec-
ficationS as to time, place and person with
whom the acts of adultery alleged were
committed. Continued. Geo. A. Dickey
for ibellant, Farnham for libellee.
No. 364 Myra j. COrliss Charles E.
Corliss. Petition for divorce. Order of no
tice by publication Pickett for libellant.
No. 1867. state v. Quincy o. Calef Pros
ecution for assault and battery. Respond
emit as principal and John A. Stanley as
surety recognize to the state in the sum of
$500 for respondents appearance in court
from day to day and from term to term.
States Attorney for prosecution. Darling
for respondent.
CHANCERY DOCKET.
No w RIicc " Inhp m Wilson
This case was entered in 1886. Hon. 5. NJ.
Gleason was appointed Special Master and
Ii. A. Winship Receiver of the partnership
property, this action being petition by the
orator to settle partnership business be-
tween the parties. The case was heard on
the report by Chancellor Start at Bradford
Oct. 4 last, and decree rendered shortly af-
ter that time that the defendant pay the Or
ator $976S. "a damages, and $10495 costs, be-
sides some payments to be made by the Re-
ceiver out of the Co.'S. funds in his hands.
This decree was rendered as of June term
last, land the case on this terms docket treat
ed as a mis-entry. Watson for orator,
FarHham for defendant
No. 30. VIM. III. Atkinson v estate of
Charles Atkinson and others. Left with
the chancellor. Watson for orator, Smith
& Sloan for the aSSignees of " eSener,
PrChty for Charles Atkinson.
70. 36. w. j. Entriken J. E. Wesener
an1 OtnerS. w 1th The chancellor for hear
ing and decree as Of this term, Prouty and
Watson for orator, Smith & Sloan for as
signee of Wesener
No. ~. Milo G. Bailey and Jacob E.
Bailey V Judith A Bailey and Hale G Bal
leg. With the chancellor for hearing on de-
murrer. Harvey for orator, Watson for
defendant.
NEW ENTRIES IN CHANCERY.
No. 81 Melvina Ii Miller v Adela C
HOyt and George IL. Hoyt. Petition for
foreclosure. Decree for orator. Defend
ant has one year to redeem. Denson for
orator.
No So. Samuel Bean executor of Alvah
Beams will v Thomas E Bond administra-
tor and others. Decree of foreclosure.
Watson for orator.
No so Samuel Bean Grin M Merrill
and Fannie A Merrill. Decree of fore
closure. One year TO redeem. Watson for
orator.
No62 Marcia A. Eastman Nathan Car
penter administrator. Decree of foreclos-
ure, one year to redeem. Seayer for ora
tor.
No64 F F Chaffee Matilda A. Alexan-
der. Decree Of foreclosure, one year to re-
deem. Watson for orator
No 5 G 5 d i 5 Churchill Emma II
Churchill. Decree of foreclosure, one wear
to redeem. Darling for orator. Emery for
defendant.
Walton's Vermont Register for 1894.
printed by the Home Publishing Company,
Burlington. is out. 1t appears in larger,
but whether more attractive form, we are
uncertain. The price is larger also, 20 cts. |
We ran remember wnpn the old and oriui