The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-11-28

National Bank of Montpelier has second
mortgage Of about $4,000 on this property,
and was given ten days additional time ia
which to redeem. T. J. d 9svtt for or ltrix.
- Mar w Locklin V. Arthur w.
Locklin. Heard a few days ago. Bill
granted for adultery. Libellant has leave
to resume her maiden name of Mary Nc
Caugnin. - Sarah Parkhurst V. Joseph
KrellugeT, appellant, and M. e. Rice,
trustee Plaintiff, who is a minor, brings
suit in general assumpsit to recover s36 for
servi es clai ned to have been rendered in
nursing the defendants daughter while she
was sick. The parties reside in Barre
Arguments are now being made and the
case will be submitted to the jury thi
afternoon. J. w Gordon for plaintiffs
Barney q Hoar for defendant and trustee
THURsDAY.--In Sarah Parkhurst V. Jo-
seph KrellingeS appellant, the jury re-
turned a verdict that the plaintiff rejover
S22 Al damages an COSTS. &C. The di-
vorce case OF Ida VI. Sleeper " Walter
Sleeper was heard at session last evening.
The parties reside ia Waterbury. Bill
granted by a majOrity vote of the court,
| Custody OF children deCreed to lbellaut.
e. f. Palmer for libellant. Defendant did
not make his appearance, b1t his in erests
were represented by George w. Morse.
- Mrs. e. Pa-khurst V. Joseph Krel-
liuger, appellant and NJ. E. Rice, trustee,
is now on Trial and is a action in general
mosi in which plant If seeks to re.
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daughter Nellie. The parties are from
Barre. The case will probably be sub
mitted to the jury to-day j. w. Gordon
for plaintiff; Barney q Hoar for defendant
and trustee.
FRIDAY The jury in Mrs e. Parkhurst
V. Joseph Krellinger and trustee returned
verdict for the defendant. - The re-
spondent in State V. Arthur Derveau
pleaded guilty last evening o one second
offence OF selling tie was fined $40 and
costs and given thirty days in the house of
correction at Rutland. Laura A. Goodale
V. A. ID. Kmball and e. T. Hopkins. De-
cree of foreclosure granted to the orator
| against thirteen acres OF meadow land in
Cabot. Time of redemption, one year
Debt and cost amount to Sl26.27 G. w.
Morse for orator. - The trial of Mari
anna Tomasi V. John l.. Tuttle was COM
menced ye,terday afternoon Defendant,
as deputy sheriff, last June, attached a
quan lty Of pipes, tobacco and candle, from
the Italian fruit store near the Wells River
depot in this village. OF which the plaintiff
claims to be the proprietor instead o. her
hus band, against whom the process ran
and 50 brought this suit in trover to recover
damages. fhe case las just been submit
ted to the jury. f. L. Laird for the plaintiff;
H. w. Kemp for defendant. - K. b.
Battles, formerly of Northheld, pleaded
guilty this afternoon to two first offenses of
selling Intoxicating liquor and to keeping a
nuisance. Sentence not yet imposed -
The divorce cases of Flora NJ. Horr V. Fred
Horr, for intolerabe severity and refusal to
support; Ellen NJ. Clough v. Clayton E.
CT ugh, for desertion; Alice NJ. Nc Murphy
V. Frank McMurphy, for desertion; r,
Geuevieve Kimb All V. William E. Kimball,
for desertion, n,-were all heard at session
OF the court last evening. The The decisions
have not been given. - The trial of
Nickerson & Cox V. III. A. Woodward, a
Barre case, has just begun
SATURDAY. In Mariana Toma ii V. John
L Tuttle the jury returned verdict that
the plaintiff recover the sum of S303 dam
ages and costs. - The libellant was
granted a divorce in Ellen NJ. Clough V.
Clay ton E. Clough, for desertion, and also
given the custody of her two minor child.
ren. She resides in Montpelier. HeI
counsel was I. j. Boynton. - Alice NJ
McMurphy V. Frank McMurphy. Bill
to support. Libellant given leave to re-
sumo her maiden name of Alice NJ. Shute
, The parties are from Barre. j. G. Wing
for libellant. - F. Genevieve Kimbal
V. William E. Ki nball. Bill granted tor
desertion Libellant lives in Northheld
Her attorney was g. w. Wing. - The
respondent in State V. George Butterfly
recently tcied by jury and convicted OF
keeping liquor with intent to sell, was sen
fenced last evening to pay fine of 500 and
costs. Exceptions noted, execution stayed
and cause passed to the supreme court
- The case of Alonzo w. Algtr V
James Blair was tried by the court las
evening. The plaintiff seeks to recover OIL
; $175 note. Defendant pleaded tn sta utt
of limitations. Plaintiff is rom Richmond
and defendant from Warren. The cour
has given no decision. I. j. Deavitt fo
plaintiff; H. S. Stanton for defendant. -
, Orator Obtained a decree of force ,osur, il
Charles Kirkland V. John Mason ct ux
, Six months redemption. About 5000 il
due on an instlllment mortgage. The mort
/, gage runs against house in Barre village
Bar icy & Hoar for orator. - Nickersol
, & Cox V. H. A. Wood ward, appellant
( Plaintiffs claim to recover $15 for the pub
lication of d sketch and portrait of himsel
, in the Barre Souvenir. Defendant claim.
, that the contract was in the nature of a for
l gerry. The jury have not yet reported. j
w. Gordon for plaintiffs; j. p. Lams n 70
defendant.
MoNDAY.-In the rush OF business which
must be finished prior to adjournment th
t art held "a session until midnight of Sat
| urday. -= At II AS the jury in NickersoI
& Cox v. Ii. A. Woodward, appellant, TO
l the third time reporte to the court, anC
a this time they were agreed They found
, verdict for the plaintiffs to recover 81
/ damages and costs. This being the las
= !. jury Case to be tried, they were discharge,
e from further service. - The responder
. in State " Dominica Tomas recently con
Y victed of keeping liquor nuisance in thi
!. village, was sentenced on Saturday even
@ ing 10 pay nut Ol p lOO anu COSlSs IL
the case of Hattie A. Coburn V. Arthur
q Pell the court overruled the demurrer anC
!. adjudged the declaration sufficient, and tn
@ same was done in Benjamin f. Coburn Y
: Arthur G. 'Pell. - In Alma Moody Y
r. Hartwell Moody, the marriage was an
v nulled on acco Int of the impotency of de
II fendant. Flora NJ. Horr v Ere
d Horr. Marriage and residence proved all
!, case continued for further proof -
r. State " Martin Heidenrch for breach O
a the peace Motion to dismiss sustained
}. - Il. b. Battles, who recently pleade
n guilty to keeping liquor nuisance a
a Northfeld, was sentenced this morning t
1t pay fine of 500 aud costs and in the cas-
n in which he had pleaded guilty to two frs
is offences of selling, he was fined $50 an
\. costs. - In the cases against DR.. Georg
d Nichols for selling and keeping nusanc
" the motion Of respondent that mol. pros. b
is entered was denied, and the cases were col
l. tinued
TUESDAY In the case OF Della j. Parsou
V. George Parsons, petition to annul tn
marriage, VIII ch vas bitterly contested b
both sides, the court annulled the marriag
on the ground of fraud in the marriage col
o. tract. Dillingham;, Huse q Rowland fC
Iy petitioner; w. A Lord for defendan
pla in lnuzn w A1yar