The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-27
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u. A. Hebard of Randolph Wines $500
Verdict from II. r. Cutler of Barre.

! o.. A. Hebard of Randolph Wines $50
Verdict from H. r. Cutler of Barre.
In Orange county court last week
verdict was returned for the plaintiff t.
recover $1,000 in the case of Ellen r
Sanders VS.. Marian Burnham, both o.
ITunbridge, in which the plaintiff sought
to recover damages for alienation OF th,
affections OF her husband The amount
sued for was $1,000. The case will prob
ably go TO supreme court. In the case
of ii. Nj. Smith VS.. Eusebe L. Prunier
alleged breach of contract, verdict was
returned for the plaintiff TO recover $50
In the case OF g. 4. Hebard of Randolph
VS.. h. Il. Cutler of Barre, in which the
plaintiff alleged that the defendant war
ranted secondhand automobile to be
all right in every respect that did not
prove TO be the case, the jury returned a
verdict for Hebard to recover $500. The
defendant, during the trial denied that
ne mad IN any way, shape nor manner
warranted the car, but did admit he sold
the car to Hebard for 5000, and he in
PRODUCED witness to fix the value Of
the car at $3.50 at the time of the sale
This case will probably go to supreme
court.
Miss Elsie Hood spent several days Wis
iting friends in Vershire last week.
Mrs. Alice Hackett went recently to
Rutland to visit friends and relatives.
Principal and Mrs. Carl d. Grippe have
recently entertained as their guest the
n y g ant Ara -
Grippe of Willsboro, ~ Y.
Sergeant John w. Sprague and Cor
poral Gerald A. Bixby Of Norwich uni
versity were in town for a brief visit
last week, returning to Mortified for
the commencement exercises and going
with the corps to Fort Ethan Allen on
Saturday, where they will be in camp
for. an indefinite period
Mrs. L, j. Hall of Taunton, Mass, ar
rived in town last week and will be the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. William II. |
Cook, the wife of our local dentist, for i
several weeks.
Alvah Bohonon of Randolph came last |
week for visit TO his sister, Mrs. Mary (
A. Sanborn.
Herbert f, Stevens. who has been Wis
ting friends here for two weeks, re-
turned last week TO his home in Man.
hester, N. Fl.
Herbert +. Comstock, the youngest son
If Mr.. and Mrs John NJ Comstock ar
lived home last week Friday for a few
lays visit at the home of his parents.
dr. Comstock has a responsible position
is sales manager for the Grant Motor
~ "a NJ ;s 81 I'D d
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hatch Chamberlin
as their guest last week. the
ormer's sister, Mrs. Mile Kendall of
stafford
DIR. Henry W. Bacon of Corinth spent
everal days last week visiting friends ,
n this vicinity.
Miss Alice Tabor went last week to {
'arre City TO remain for time with +,
riends and relatives.
Miss Leone NJ. Thorne left last week
pr a visit TO her cousin, Mrs. Bertha
erry Wilder of Barre City, after which !
he will proceed to Castleton to attend :
he summer school for teachers.
George A. Tracy and William H I
prague went TO Mortified last Tuesday :
yening to attend the reunion and ban ,
net of the class of 81 of Norwich uni
arsity of which they were members,
George M. Medcalf and daughter, Miss 9
ertrude, were in Barre City on We'd
esday to attend the wedding of the for y
er's niece, Miss Beth S. Skinner, to y
harles Harold Perry of Plainfeld
Miss Ina NJ. Waldo has just completed
year OF teaching at Corinth Corner and
unapdiny bar stty,,,,ar yaca ticu AZ 1he
'me of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W
Waldo. la
Miss Helena NJ. Sargent, who has been
aching during the last year in New W
Try, has returned to town for her sum
er vacation and is stopping at the home ST
her sister, Mrs. Eunice Sanborn. lar
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.