The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-12-01
Washington County Court.

Hattie Smith v. Samuel Smith. Divorce.
Heard Friday afternoon. Marriage and
residence proved and bill granted for intol-
cradle severity. Aimony decreed petit
TONER according to stipulation on file G.
W. Wing for petitioner Both parties are
of Montpelier. The divorce case in which
the parties were reversed was discontinued.
W. M Ordway V. Lucy Ordway. Divorce.
Heard Saturday morning. Fred l.. Laird
appearing for petitioner. Marriage and
residence proved and bill granted for adul-
terry. Petitioner resides in Montpelier.
Joanna Averill v, William Clark and
George M. Webster Trustee assumpsit
There was in this case a verdict and judg-
ment for plaintiff of S2,2S333 at the March
term 1891. M. e. Smile commissioner,
Report first day of next term or trustee dis
charged. Continued. j. P. Lamson for
Susie NJ. Briggs v. Ebert C. Briggs.
Divorce. Petitioners residence is in the city
of Barre. Marriage and residence proved
and bill granted for refusal to support.
Petitioner was given leave to resume former
name of Susie M. York. She was decreed
as alimony, the household furniture in her
possession. Her attorney was j. w. Cor
don.
George W. Olmstead v. Luther Savage.
Trespass quare cldusum. There was an
affidavit for continuance by plaintiff. The
case was continued, the plaintiff to pay cost
of defendants witness.
Lucy j. O'Brien v. jeremiah O'Bren,
Jr Divorce. Petitioner resides in Mont
pelier The case was heard Saturday after
noon, w P. Dillingham; appearing in her
behalf. Marriage and residence proved and
bill granted for intolerable severity. Leave
to resume former name, Lucy j. Barnes,
was granted.
The civil portion OF the general law
docket was called Monday afternoon. A
| large number Of cases were continued and
quite number discontinued. The chan
Gerry docket was also called.
B. Fl. Lowell v. Morris McKinstry. Re-
| plevin. Judgment for defendant. Con-
tinued on question of damages. j. P. Lam
son for plaintiff; s. q. Shur left for de-
PENDANT.
Lula j. Moulton v. Ella Lamb Judg.
ment for defendant Lord, Hoar and La
point for plaintiff; Dillingham;, Huse and
| Rowland for defendant.
Anderson & Patterson v. NJ. E. Rice Apt.
General assumpsit. Judgemant OF justice
affirmed. e. W. Bisbee for plaintiff.
National Bank OF Barre v. estate OF Ada
F. Curtis Apt. Appeal from commission
ers. Note. Judgment that plaintiffs claim
| be disalowed with cost limited to court
and clerks fees and ordered certified to
probate court.
H. Skeels Apt, " A. j. Bennett and
trustee and claimant. Judgment against
|
commissioner.
George T. Swasey of the city of Barre was
appointed and sworn q master in chancery
on Monday afternoon.
The following divorce cases have been
dismissed without prejudice: Sarah e.
Woodbury. V. Nathan X. Woodbury.; Hattie
North v. Charles 81. North; William W.
Belville v. Ella M. Belville; Thomas j.
Moulton v. Lulu j. Moulton; Ellen M. Bel
Vile v. William W. Belville; Anna b. Law
cry v. Peter G, Lavery; Lamira Streeter v.
Loren Streeter. In the two divorce cases
of Ida Peters v. Isaac Peters and j. L.
Peck v. M. A. Peck, the petitions have been
dismissed.
Thomas w. Wood V. Montpelier Public
Library Association ct al. In chancery.
| With court.
Cara j. Eastman V. Herbert S. Eastman.
Divorce. Heard Monday forenoon, j. P.
Lamson appearing for petitioner. Marriage
and residence proved and bill granted
| for neglect and refusal to support Pc
titoler was given leave to resume maiden
name.