The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1898-02-02

Brown q S IN, lumber, $3.50 %: T. II. Merrill
sundries, $50 Al; O. s. Whittier, police SER
births and deaths, $3.50; DR.. M. #, Nc
CURE, same, $780, DR. 1. H. Fiske, same,
So 90; DIR. 2. l.. Tempeton, "a %; Dr. II. 8.
Boardman, same, 81; DIR. A. h. Bisbee,
same, 81 30; DR.. H. A. Fske, burial per-
mits, 1928; Peck Brothers, labor on hy-
drants, 1862; l.. q. Tewksbury, supplies,
$440; j. II. Langdon estate, rent. $ll4; @.
N. Laird. lumber, SOS "a; e. ID. Hyde, sup
plies, S28.62; Flanders & Pierce Company,
same, $&.39; o. ID. Clark, chief engineer
$50 as; w. e Laird, assistant, 1913; j. w.
Peck, assistant. $15; L. II. Bixby,. fire
police, 81; 9. II. Lowe, same, So; w. I.
Dewey, same, 81; Lane Manufacturing
Company, wrenches, 81 80; Fred Blanchard,
supplies, SO %; d. A. Guptil, painting, $40;
Consolidated Lighting Company, $500
agency, $l9.25 Following the open meet
ing the board went into executive session
at which it is understood the case OF j. W.
Caustic against the city and kindred mat
ters were considered
THE case of the city of Burlington against
the Burlington Traction Company and the
state board of railroad commissioners occu-
pied the time of supreme court last We'd
nesday. j. K. Cushman and w. l.. Burnap
represented the plaintiff and Hon. W. =.
Dillingham; and A. g. Whittemore the de-
PENDANTS. On Thursday, after the court re-
turned from Heaton Hospital, the follow
ing cases were heard: L. F. Hanks against
the town of Chester, from Windsor county.
l. M. Read appeared for the plaintiff and
Waterman, Martin & Hill for defendants.
State of Vermont against w. n, Teriault, q
test case regarding the validity OF the law al
lowing owners OF land through which
brooks flow to post the same. States At
tor ey's #. A. Rowland and f. L. Fish APP
peafed for the state and j. II. Senter for the
respondent. Case given to Judge Start.
In the case Of State against Peach, from
Windsor county, the court on Friday rem
dered the following decision: Exceptions
overruled and judgment that respondent
takes nothing by his exceptions" Gases
heard on Friday were, State against EN-
mons, from Washington county. Excep-
tions were waived aud sentence of lower
court was ordered executed. Respondent
was taken this week to Rutland to serve
his sentence of two months. State against
II f. Estabrook, from Caledonia county, in
which the insufficiency Of he indictment was
in question was argued by States Attorney
Taylor for the state, and III. c. Bates and
Alex Dunnett for the respondent. Case
given to Judge Tyler Louice e. w. Bill
lings against Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company. Case assigned to Judge Thomp-
son. Butler and Molony and w. w. Stick
ney for PLAINTIFF Dillingham;, Huse & How.
land for defendant In the case of in re
es ate of Eecta Hall from Orange county
the following decision was rendered:
Judgment reversed and Judgment that
there is in the hands of the executor the
sum of $500 belonging to the estate of
Electa Hall. Neither party to recover
cost in this court and ordered certified to
to probate court" The Bennington county
case of Joseph j. Sullivan against ID. g.
Haskins was heard on Saturday. o. M.
Barber and G II Darling appeared for the
plaintiff and w. b. Sheldon for the defen-
dant. The case was given to Judge Taft
On Monday the following cases We're heard !:
Andrew j. Morse against the estate of
Edwin Bruce from Washington county
s. G. Shurtleff for plaintiff, j. p Lamson
for defendant. Case assigned to Judge
Rowell. Town of East Montpelier against
j. S. Wheelock, from Washington county.
A case arising over repairs to bridge in
East Montpelier. S. G. Shurtleff for plain
tiff; F l.. Laird for defendant. Case given
to Judge Start
A CARD.-We, the undersigned, do here
by agree to refund the money on a fifty-cent
bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar
If it fails to cure your cough or cold We
also guarantee twenty-five cent bottle to
prove satisfactory or no pay.
Lester H. Greene. IL. A. Slade.
w. E. Terrill. q. Blakely.