The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1894-03-09

Albertson and MRloney now claim that said lldg-
ment has never been settled and satisfied, but
that the same still stands a valid claim and de-
mand against said petitioner, and refuse though
request ed TO discharge the same of record but
threaten to enforce collection thereof against
petitioner, and said petitioner fears they will do
so unless restrained by said Honorable Court
And praying that the said William AIbertson
and Thomas W Malnney and each Of them their
and each of their agents and ATTORNEYS NAV be
forever restrained and enjoned from collecting
or attempting to collect such Indictment nr the
three notes above described or Of
assigning the same or taxing
ing out execution upon said Judgment and that
they may be ordered or directed in the name Of
said Maloney to cancel and discharge said iudR-
ment OF record. And that said petitioner may
have such further and other relief In the premises
as the nature of her case shall require and to his
honor shall shall seem meet.
And further therein praying said Honorable
Court 10 grant to said petitioner not only the
most gracious writ of injunction issuing ont of
and ~" er the So Il If said Honorable Court to be
direcir 20 he said William r. Albertson and
Thorn w. Maloney to restrain them their and
each OF h lir agen sand tOrneyS from collecting
or attemp ing to collect said judgments described
in the foregoing petition, or the three notes
therein desclib I'd. or of assigning the SAM. or
taking out execution upon SAID judgment, but
also the most gracious writ Of SuhpOepH of the
State of Vermont, to be directed to the SAID Will
liam X. Albertson and Thomas w. MalUney
thereby commanding them and each of them at a
certain day personally 20 be and appear before
said honorable Court and then AID thern to answer
all and singular the premises, and to stAn1 to.
perform and abide such order and de cree therein
| as to his Honor shall seem meet, and said petit
toner shall ever pray.
And WHEREAS. the said defendant, William
R. Albertson, resides and is without the State of
Vermont, so that a subpoena cannot be served
upon him it is therefore ORDERED that the
said absent defendant, William r. Albertson. be
and he is hereby and by the publication hereof as
provided by law, REQUIRED TO APPEAR be-
fore the Honorable Court of Chancery next 10
be holden at Manchester within and for the
County of Remington aforesaid 90 the First Tues
day OF June, A. D. 1894, being the next stated
term of said Honorable Court. upon the
first day of said term, and then
and there make answer to said bill OF complaint
of he said Fannie G. Strong;
And further that notice of this order and of
the pendency ef said bill of complaint, be given
TO the said William K Alberts on. by publishing
the substance of said bill of complaint, together
with this ORDER 10 the Bennington BANNER. 4pub-
lie news Japer printed and published 1T BennIng-
ton in the County OF Bennington afo esaid. three
weeks successfully. the last of which publications
shall he at least twenty days previous to the
commencement of the aforesaid term of said
Court OF Chancery.
Dated at Bennington. in said county of Ben
ningtOn this 23rd day of February. A. ID. 1894
HARRY I. CUSHMAN, Clerk.
BATCHELDER & BATES.
ia Solicitors for Petitioner.