Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1903-05-07
Bellows Falls Times
THURSDAY, MAY I, 1908.
WINDHAM COUNTY COURT.
Term Closed Friday-List of Divorces
Granted.

Granted.
In addition to the cases already report
ed the following court business was
transacted during the term.
Austin III. Lackey VS.. NJ. w. Newton,
Apt; Judgment for plaintiff on report of
O. +. Butterfield, referee, for $50 46 and
costs. Burt Chellis VS.. Charles A. and
Walter Castle; judgment for plaintiff.
Nellie Finney VS.. John f. Alexander, Jr.;
Judgment for plaintiff on report of 0. f.
Butterfeld, referee, for S61 and costs.
L. II. Stellman, Apt, VS.. Burt Chellis;
judgment for plaintiff on report of Ref
cree O. T.. Buttertield for SIS; exceptions
by both parties. G. G.. Staples, Admr.,
VS.. Manley Bros, Apis, referred to F. A.
BolleS. William NJ. Martin VS.. Henry E.
Adams and trustee; Judgment for plaint-
itf by stipulation for S190 without costs.
Charles S. White VS.. Bellows Falls Lum-
ber company, Apt; judgment for plaint-
if for 5000 and costs with Interest. S. D..
Cray, Apt, VS.. Bellows Falls Lumber
company; judgment for plaintiff for 5000,
interest and costs. John Calvin VS.. Ed
ward r. Lynch; Judgment for plaintiff as
per stipulation. Arthur C. Spencer VS..
t. E. Stockwell; judgment for plaintiff
on agreed statement of facts; exceptions
by defendant. Clarence S. Stockwell VS..
Frank j. Bailey, Apt. and trustee; judg-
ment for plaintiff for Sl2l and costs;
continued as to trustee.
Lewis A. Day VS.. Luella F. Noyes and
trustee; Judgment for plaintiff; James c.
Day VS.. Luella F. Noyes and trustee;
judgment for plaintiff; Harriet r. Will
bur VS.. Ezra L. and Julia L. Fisher; judg-
ment for plaintiff. Margaret Fortier VS..
George E. Page and trustees; judgment
that the trustees are not chargeable, that
the claimant is entitled to the fund, and
that the trustees and claimant recover
their costs; exceptions by plaintiff. O..
H., Carpenter VS.. Luella F. NoyeS and
trustee; judgment for plaintiff against
defendant and trustee. Executors of
Mary f. Goodhuev VS.. Charles H. Thomp-
son; judgment to account as per stipu-
lation; j. G. Sargent, auditor. Francis
A. Sylvester VS.. Lorenzo III. u ore; judg
ment for plaintiff; damages assessed at
$465.27. The White-Warner company
VS.. John j. O'Neil judgment for plain
tiff. I. NJ. Lewis VS.. George NJ. Cory;
judgment for plaintiff by default.
Charles G. Bartlett VS.. Daniel p Pres
colt and trustees. This case was the
subject of much controversy during the
term over the report of J. A. Merrill,
referee, who found balance of some
$500 due the plaintiff about double the
sum for which the writ was brought to
recover. The case was finally recon-
mitted to the referee for further argu-
ment by counsel. In the case of Guild
ford VS.. Brien & Shehan and trustees.
growing out of the construction of the
Rutland Canadian r. R., G. Ii. Williams
+a1 NI,1x
pleaded guilty to the larceny of IS in
money from relative in Brattleboro and
was sentenced to the state prison for
a maximum term of 1-2 years, mini
mum term of years. Emil Bowman,
the Swede who committed an assault on
fellow workman at West 'Dummerston
last spring, was released on his own
recognizance in the sum of $500, his
Brattleboro friends agreeing to look
after him. Merton Williams of Jamaica
was fined $15 and costs for larceny.
The following divorces were granted
during the term: Fred w. Morse from
Bertha l.. Morse, for wilful desertion;
May Provost from George Provost, in
tolerable severity; Alice NJ. Dean from
Robert II. Dean, intolerable severity;
JudSon Ii. Cole from Nellie Nav Cole,
desertion; EStella FELTON, from Edward
O. FELTON,, intolerable severity; Margaret
Taylor from Henry Leroy Taylor, wilful
refusal to support; Henry S. Whidden
from Lottie K. Whidden adultery; Pattie
d. Scott from Richard NJ. Scott, deser-
ton; Elsie E. Goodell from Ernest H.
! Goodell, intolerable severity and lefusal
to support; Anna L. Greenleaf from Mel
len G. Greenleaf, desertion; Mabel E.
Farnsworth from Sidney d. Farnsworth.
wilful refusal to support; Amanda L.
Rand from Frank T. Rand, desertion;
Millie T. Jones from Myron A. Jones,
intolerable severity; Elsie c. Paige from
Frederick W. Paige, refusal to support;
Joshua Ii. Blal6ley from Mary S. Blak-
| ley, intolerable severity.
DEGREES of foreclosures were granted
as follows: George &. Smith VS.. Charles
| B. Alexander; Bellows Falls Savings In
stitution VS.. Charles A. Dickinson, ct
ais; George Z. Evans VS.. c. A. Dickin-
son, ct ais; Edgar II. Davenport vs.
| Herbert n. Gum ct ais; Joseph P Bnyce
VS.. Mary J. McVeigh; Charles L. Tyler
VS.. Irwin j. Carey and wife; Brattleboro
Savings bank VS.. Moses d. Fisher, ct ais. :;
Bratteboro Savings bank VS. Charles II. /.
Davenport, ct ais; Wilmington Savings
bank VS.. George f. Atherton; John +.
Alexander, Jr., VS.. L UrSna b. Stevens, ct
ais; Herman Holt vs. Sarah L. Nichols;
Herman Holt VS.. Elmira L. and L. w.
Tuttle; Burt ChelliS VS.. Edwin W. Tut
tie; Herbert G.. Barber VS.. Arthur G..
Belden, ct ais; George I. Lowell VS.. Ed
win G. Barrett; Alma E. Griffin vs. F. E.
and Laura Battey.
Chancellor Munson filed decretaI or
der in Chilson G. Fairbanks and wife VS..
Town of Rockingham. The town is to
pay Jessie NJ. Parker S1205.6O and CHS
holm G. Fairbank, E. c. Fairbank, ad.
ministrator, and Lilly A. Fairbank
S2794.S so, and 5000 additional in event the
street shall be worked the full surveyed
width. In case Alonzo P. Clough VS..
Moses and Willie f. johnson the chan
cellor's decision was in favor of the
plaintiff. Final adjournment was had
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