The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-29
emltleboro Local
IN BUSINESS rnASaAornD'
session Of County Court
enss.fa 10 the Docket.

E.n A .s,,t and ehano.ry
~ ~ fasss sa, TAKEN WI
na' -, itst heaIins mish, y.
"a rfl.,s lHOos~dlnss against
. eio llniilehefe IA the
sa .iy ,lrrk Yesterday Tor.
sel the case 81 .isle
W. NJ soonest the .fh"m IL
lsgsi,s' sali any for the Jury ,h'
II ~. e.tlrinhrr term 81 oonn'
BY g NV, US a. 4. Eddy were en-
H. { .s,. fbf the defendant;
II " si'Nt IA Londonderry aud
lFEit = III plainiiils attorneys.
ss,a, - g.lI ailrecl to have hes i
~ Ia .lt employ Of the tAll'
pN rssEf,nan cn the We'' hi'e'
sSl .,i side the verdict IN The
II nsl'a " i,5n rase oi Angelina
aiiae y .-5.0,i WaHen q. Dooli,ile
- IA az plaintiff aud oysi l ~,
n'., 40 au,,t Judgment was ~.
- IA oiau abe eNocpioh' sas ~
Mrla4 i'siaBi iht Gaze wili go 70 'hs
lh 4' The companion eases ~
gsaf ~ a. Ge0rgc J.. Croweli,
b. ! f,9pl u. Carpenter We.
), ~ ,',,,s,jl. "a als., viii he reicr
sfF :. .,,,..l master to be asrrsa uppn
y - ,ast. arise over IN. pn,ln
~ Rntlrboro Water WIS M,
. !"' LIZ IN Pleasant Valley. Inc
31iaii '. IN case alleges damage 70
asia y I, ,br holding back oi
! la',N 5,',ion was filed with the
rd = .r,s,nm proceedings against
nH Fcrio b. Josephine fee.o , ,pa
~ ~ :, - comply With the order OF ,ne
N " Nm. :. 1919, for the pay.
n ~ ,smfonp alimony. The eoar.
~ ,b, r6niinuanccs entered on
ral4 docket aud four cases were
.n,ilIhug liii.br,,ed case of Watson ;.
| /. Raymond, in, when - ~,
y ,bs count had already been ina ~,
= -, ordered that II 60 over 70 ,he
Z - ,erm. la the chaneery mattsr
r., /. Flanagan vs.. shie a.
u.s. ah;rb /, petition for lore,
rid' S , mortgage held by the plaintiff
|sN Vp,,,,i.horo House, the court
y ~, p'I her, Ma. due $500 on a hrst
| 60. = ,p'' md made decree giving the
30, ihe usual time IN when 10 re'
i.' 4, nronefty. 4 like order was
~ ~ M fbaneery ease OF Warren y.
Y ' ,,,in.t GUY 4. Doolittle on q
|raDH ssr,,l,.nre of a mortgage on
~. W. n ~ IN Vernon. The court
A l ~ VA AMOUNT due TO be $500 with
F., and costs added. -,
NY considerable time was gwen
n. .,nr,. IA arguments IN the chah'
~ VA u willis V. Farr vs.. George
h AN; IA and Mar l.. Holmes. The orator
y u. -rsll.known travelling representa-
Il ~ '; ,be Burlington Free Press through
Il" S y and northern part OF tne
n. m. home was formerly. IN Mes.,
,,ssr The defendants live IN Below
IN ~ Tho case concerns the foreclosure
Y mn,tsaee for $1,000 and the defend
J,;med tbat an endorsement OF $ooo
|. i. .bane oi stock in the Westminster
|sl vs. ,nd paper company, should be al
||s.iII I asain.t the amount claimed by the
|r,or The hearing was had on the III IL
M II Special Master o. NJ; Barber. Inc
|rrr. ordered a decree for the orator ioi
|r y; with interest and allowed the en-
.rsswsn ,' of $500 claimed by the de
;.I i 4 hearing was had on the re
I'M Of Special Master Y. II. Allbee II
4. coprt case OF Hudson Betting com
INV vs. Z. i. Burbee. This was az
ricp in assumpsit and grew put OF tn'
|~rbase Of certain mill supplies Whit
n defendant was operating a mill II
Tndham. Judgement was given tor th'
IiDtf 10 recover Sl34.34 with costs
Gibson { Waterman were for the pam
N and Cudworth & Pierce and Haskln'
d Schwenk for defendant: In numpel
4 cases the court ordered non-sult 10 ~
stered # report is not made before mex
xm. I'll,
Yesterday forenoon Presiding Judg'
Willard W Miles and Assistant judge
|Fnnk Worden and Fred b. Pier met II
tie Office Of County Clerk +. d. y. stow
b listen to the petition of Rosie NJ
Ane, divorced wife of Truman Barnes
sEng that the petitionee be adJudged u
ntempt for failure to comply with TN
courts order to pay the petitioner TEN
psy ahmony. Chase & Daley appeared
t the petitioner and A. 7. Carpente
ht the petitionee. The statement mao
y the petitioners counsel was to TN
dNt that the petitionee had not com
Piled with the orders of the court an.
vas eight weeks in arrears in the pay
nnt Of alimony of S. week. Mr.. Chas'
daimed that Barnes should have applie'
b the court if he found it impossible U
comply with the orders of the court am
not permit himself to show contempt D.
poring the orders of the court. MI
Carpenter stated that Barnes owed seV
ss bills and that while he could D.
tudged in contempt such contempt na'
Une about through the efforts OF TN
Fttionee to pay his creditors rathe
Than by any inclination to disregard TN
ader Of the court. After lengthy con
IMITATION Judge Niles gave the petitione
9lsiderable wholesome advice regardinl
s Ias gravity of the offense of contempt
While the court would not purge Barne
2 contempt it was inclined to show mn
sslency. The order made was ina
Barnes should pay the petitioner W ;,
,'ek for the care of three minor en-
eaNn, This order took the place OF tn
temporary order made in June. AS
penalty for the contempt shown N
court ordered the petitionee to pay IN
@ t OF the service upon him in the COZ
Tempt proceedings and also to pay tn
sNlued aimony of S. a week for elgn
ssNh The court ordered that the nm
paid within one year, if not the petl
u,9ee will be committed to Jail.
NO order was made in the CHANGER
Ne Of Oscar T. Ware ct ais. vs.. jess
.alaEey. ct ais. This is a Newfane ca, cas-
%a arises over the cutting and sellln
certain wood and timber on the PROF
NY o. the Newfane Cemetery associa
I Iul The balance of the orders made D
J%aase Miles were for settlements an
@s,Ohtnuances continuances and refei
s sss to special masters. While the cour
~ IN session at Newfane but two day
large amount Of chancery business wa
,n ,st Of and the docket for the SEP
s saoer term will be relieved OF man
lI ~ that have been hanging fire for