Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-23
PHYSICIAN SUESFOR SERVICES
Or. r. e, Clark Wants $132 from
G. A. Yale.
Treated Defendants Father, who Was
Represented by the Son to lie u
Man of Property and Finan-
cialIy Responsible.

County court convened for the week at
two o'clock Monday afternoon. Twenty
members of the bar werc in attendance.
Including ex-Gov. w. W. Sticknev Of Lud-
Ow, L. II. O'Brien Of Rutland end Allen
Martin of Essex Junction Several en-
.ries were made and n line gotten on fut-
IRE cases. George u. Jarvis We Thomas
Redmond, trespass. was continued. The
aefault in Bessie Scoville VS.. Walter q.
Fcoville, debt was stricken off and the
ease continued for further notice TO the
defendant. A mol. pros. was entered in
.he criminal case of State vs.. Charles II.
Hooper, selling, and tho bail was called
l the case of State VS.. Eddie Borctte.
ahich Is the case of the missing lackman.
IN George w. Harris VS. jeremiah and
katherine Sheehan, asst. motion for
Judgment was made, no affidavit Of de-
',nse having been filed, it being a collec-
on suit.
CLARK VS.. YALE ON TRIAL.
Then. ushered in by the production of
9lVcrs omnous leather grips ana porten-
q us portfolios and green bags, accompan-
ed by display of numerous cXemplfied
copies of one thing or another it'll large
,ilt seals on them, and amid the rustling
II various typewriter documents. the
lound of which was like unto the autumn
wind toying with large lunches of dead
caves. the case of Frederick T. Clark VS..
charles A. Yale was brought before the
!curt and Invested of its red tape \ jury
vas speedily cmpaneled, as follows: q.
n. Allen of Essex. w. l.. Bicknell Of Tn
icrhill. II. W. German of Richmond. NJ.
of zoe vi l. of
:llnesburg, John Hardacre of Colchester.
:. T. Jacobs of Richmond, w ]. La
preese of Shelburne, n. d. partch of
3lncsburE ". j. Parker of Shelburne.
). A. Rumsey of Burlington ana Sidney
Warren of Williston.
The attorneys in the case are Cowlos &
Houlton and V. \. Billiard for the plain
= #. and Ezra NJ. Horton for tn, defend
mt, who is the Yale of Wonder Clock
anne, formerly Of Burlington, but now of
California The PLAINTIFF is Burlington
physician and the action Is one of fraud
md deceit, in that the defendant whin-
iinrlod the doctor into treating the de-
'crdants father. the Rev. Moses Yale
'oi some two years preceding the death Of
nc latter. by representing Moses to be
man Of property, whereas tho property
,ad been previously conveyed TO the de-
'cndant, and the deed not recorded. The
mount of $l32. OF Is involved.
Or Clark was the first witness He
Testified that he treated the Rev. Moses
Yale from December 1904. to May ~, 1906,
.hc date of his death In numerous CON
1erSations with the doctor the defendant
stated that his father was the owner of
house or two in Wells borough, Pa. and
was perfectly responsible financially;
Moses also referred to the property, as
providing him with an income. AS a re-
suit of these representations. Backed by
The doctor was luled into letting his ac-
count run. The patient, however, died,
md two days later deed was put upon
record in Wellsboroush, conveying the
! roperty from Moses to Charles A. Yale
'ra dated September Il, 1902. DR.. Clark
a hen had several talks with Mr.. Yale. in
which the latter promised TO SEQ the doc
tor paid out Of the property. but failed
20 do so. and the doctor brought suit on
he claim just before the defendant was
leaving for California. L. u. hamilton,
formerly foreman Of the Nato Wonder
Clock company, and G. p. Cow'es one Of
TIE plaintiffs attorneys, also testified,
and numerous deeds, letters ard other
documents percoated into the case.