The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-24

after the first Tuesday in March, A. d.
1907, then and there TO answer to the
foregoing bill OF complaint, and you are
hereby commanded to cause your an.
peaTance to be entered by the clerk of
said court on the return day hereof,
and To stand to and abide such order,
direction and decree therein AZ to the
honorable court shall seem meet,
End. That the premises considered
a temporary injunction or restraining
order pending hearing onsa motion for
a temporary injunction may issue, re-
straining and forbidding the defendants,
Tracy, Deavitt, Bales, from selling and
disposing of said property until further
order of the court, and until said di-
vorce case and the question of alimony
be heard and disposed Of.
3rd. That said Judgment In the case
of Bales vs.. Matthews, as hereinbefore
referred to, upon final hearing, be de-
clared null and void and set aside.
4th. That the case VS.. said Matthews,
as set forth in the foregoing bill of com
plant, be ordered paid or discontinued,
and that the said Gale and Matthews,
their servants, agents and attorneys, be
strictly enioined and forbidden from
prosecuting said case to final Judgment
5th. That upon Anal hearing, ii the
court in the exercise Of It's sound judg
,ment and discretion, DEGREES that said
judgments or cases should not be per
petually enioined to final execution, and
the said parties should not be perpetu.
ally restrained and enjoined from pur-
suing the same to final Judgment, then
the oratrix prays that said execution
Judgment and other cases pending be
stayed and the parties and their attor
neys and agents restrained from pressing
the same to final judgment and execu
ton until the rights 81 the oratrix in
her homestead and her interest In and
to the said real estate shall be deter
mined and disposed Of
9th. That the said Matthews and the
said George Emerson be enioined and
strictly forbidden from interfering with
the oratrix in the use Of and Gle enc
joyment Of her homestead right in ano
to the said property,
18th. That the said George Emerson
he perpetually restrained and forbidden
from selling or removing any of the
personal property that was on the farm
at the time that he went into possession
OF the same, and that he be perpetually
enioined from imeumbering OF interior
1 ing with the same,
sth That temporary injunction Is
sue enjoining the said defendants, their
servants, agents and attorneys, from the
| further prosecution Of said suit and all
proceedings under said judgment and ex
ecution, and that the said George En-
erson BE- enioined from interfering with
the privileges and use of her homestead
rights in said premises that the said
George Emerson be enioined and restrain
cd from selling or disposing of, or en-
numbering any personal property that
was on the farm at the time that he
went into possession of the same.
9TH That upon final hearing the said
temporary injunction be made perpetual,
or that such other and proper relief be
granted az 10 The court under the cir
cumstances and the facts in the case,
| il should consider proper
And your oratrix win ever pray.
Nellie Matthews.
And whereas, il Is made to appear
that the said George Z. Gales, s. p
Gale and Henry F. Matthews reside and
are without this state, where service
of the process Of this court cannot be
made upon them, therefore it is ordered
that the said George r.. Gales, S. p.
Gale and Henry II. Matthews be given
notice Of the pendency Of said bill of
complaint, given opportunity to maze
defense therein and summoned TO appear
and make answer thereto before the
honorable county court next TO be held
lat Montpelier within and for the eoun
i y OF Washington and state of Yer
mont, on the second Tuesday in March,
A. d. 1907, by publication Of the sub
stance Of said bin Of Complaint, together
with this order, in the Barre Daily
Times, newspaper published Al cty
OF Barre in tho county Of Washing
ton, three weeks successfully, the last
of which publications shall be at least
30 DAYS prior TO the said second Tuesday
in March, A. D. 1907, which shall be
deemed sufficient notice to the said de-
PENDANTS.
Given under my hand az Montpelier
in the county of Washington, this 18th
day Of January. A. d. 1907.
Melville r. Smile, Clerk.
Richard A. Hoar,
! Solicitor for oratrix.