Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-03-12
ADDISON COUNTY COURT.

4NOunlN COuII was ItSuIIltu dI S.lO
O'Clock on Monday afternoon with Hon.
F. Nj. Butler of Rutland as presiding
judge. Addison county has had the two
newest superior court judges to preside
over its court in one term-an unpreced-
ented occurrence in this State.
Upon looking over the jury calendar
it was found that six cases were still
standing for trial, in two of which, how
ever Judge Butler is disqualified from
sitting, as having been member of the
law firm, recently dissolved, of Butler &
Maloney, engaged as council in the cases;
and these cases will probably have to
60 over to the June term.
States Attorney F. w. Tuttle filed
an information against George Steady,
charging him with grand larceny by
horse-stealing at Ferrisburgh about four
weeks ago. The respondent is without
funds and w. II. Davis OF Middlebury
was assigned to defend him. The Grim
inal case of State vs.. Frank Trudo stands
undisposed of on the docket, and if
these two cases are tried at this term and
none of the remaining civil cases fall
through, the term will certainly extend
beyond the first of April. u~~7n
In re will of Huldah N. Brevort Olin.
Miriam McKinstry, was the title of the
case taken up Monday afternoon and it
took nearly all the afternoon session to
secure jury.
The taking of testimony for the pro
poDent in the will case was begun Tues
day morning and has been proceeding
steadily since. The proponent in this
case, who is also the beneficiary of the
.s'.Ne D., go 81 IL aS '"u wy iN.i'e
uf VI n'o'ioiu' anu ole 10 tieacner Vi
C Iie u.no'iiiiiatioil h'uwh a3 1iie AuNeht
.I M sun. ~ iiuucn Cl'h,
I,'e testa.lIA' was n'e.io"S Iesiuent oI
Auu'soii anu was an erlhus'aS'ic uevotee
oL t 'ne AuNehv Siirs InrlS.ian SET ol whlch
e.eie was AZ ihuI's1li t siiiai. olapei, ''e
eApense Vi "n'Gh Sc mls, Oii1r III, .ooh almost
eh.leIy upon nelseil. lns Ioher' ga
.loi was neNel very 'aise anu 'he mem
1eisniP VI 't9 nos S"ulcn L ennEe llei uea.h III
reoludry' lgoo, T" mas consisted oi one per,
son oniy: lhe.e Vas never any settleu
pastor oi 'he Auuison CHAPEL pu. Mrs'
tO''h gOt preachers " come 'nere from
aoroau from .l'iie " tIllle ana holu ser
vices, Among 'hese were mrs Mchins,
.ry ana her ia.e hIsoahu' Mrs Cllh ana
Si's' wy cNi,'9.iy oe."ile aTquaiI'eu' as
'iis' C'iil ai" ay en'ei 'aipeu ."e PIeach,
ers at her own nome Aiter an interval
OF 9ddl ntteen years Mis. Vnn' IN fe3ruary'
l'o;, wen. 70 niis.oi H 10 renew her ac-
quaihtance WIN MIS- Mchihstry; VINO
was giving lectures on Teiigious SUBJECTS
III thac towh; Mrs' Nch,hstry' the same
year visited mrs Olih al her nome IN Ad-
olsoh on thiee ullereht occasions, stay
ing at one tlihe ior more thah month.
me iast o, tne VISITS was IN september
ana MIS-. Mchihs,ry neve. saw MIS- Olln
awe again, out sne attended her funeral
at Auuisoh on repruary II, l9oo' ana
preacneu tne iunerai sermon.
Oh may OF that year. i9o'' Mrs. Oiin
executed the disputed VIII, In which she
gave all her reai estate ana personal
properly 10 Mrs Mchinstry' 10 90 with
as she saw rt' out directing that especial
ca care shou'a Sasn oe ;anen & uy hef oi 'ne tele
chaPei In Adoison ana OF the interest
OF the nocK (oi one) there. Inc whole
properly appraised pp TO oe worth from
ooooo 10 S'ooo, on which tnere were