The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-07
WILSON RETURNED TO PARIS TODAY
AFTER MEMORABLE VISIT TO ITALY
WHERE WAS GIVEN FINE RECEPTION
WILL SENT
BACK FOR RETRIAL
In the Lower Court the Heirs Broke the
Will of Joseph D. Clogston, Who
Bequeathed Money to Jen-
ME Chimney.

Supreme court reversed the Judgment
in re the estate of Joseph d. Clogston
and ordered the cause remanded, iii an
opinion handed down at the opening of
the January term in Montpelier to-day,
In the lower court the heirs had broken
the will, in which the deceased beg.
ueathed money to Jennie Chimney.
Chief Justice John Fl. Watson presided
when the court opened at 10 o'clock.
Seated with the court during the morn
ing session was Judge Wendell p. Stat
ford Of the District Of Columbia court Of
appeal Prayer was offered by Rev. L. G.
Carson, and Sheriff f. H. Tracy read the
proclamation.
The early part Of the morning was
given to reading the trial calendar in
which some changes occurred. The Ben
nington county cases will either be sub
mitted on briefs, or stipulated to Brattle-
boro, excepting in the case of Nichols vs.
Moore, in which motion for dismissal
has been filed. Hardly any of the Chit.
tenden county cases were left for hear
ing, nearly all being continued. In the
Franklin county case of Hatin VS.. De,
rush, motion was made TO dismiss the
case with costs to the defendant
In Rutland county the case of Stuart
and Stuart VS.. PluInley and Sargent was
entered as judgment affirmed, while the
case in regard to the disbarment Of fr-
nest 0'Brien was entered with the
court" A committee, of which r. G..
Huburd is chairman, is investigating the
records.
Most Of the Washington county cases
we're left for hearing, although Lintott
VS.. Utley, Sanborn VS.. the Weirs, Stevens
and Thomas, and Maryland Casualty Co.
ys. insurance commissioner were entered
as continued The Sanborn case and the
one in Orange county are similar, in
voiying the same parties, one being an
action to secure a mandamus ordering
that Sanborn be allowed to practice vet
erinary medicine and the other a state
charge against Sanborn for practieing
without a license.
| All Of the Essex county cases were con.
tinued excepting Moore VS., the Grand
Trunk railway, while motion was made
! TO dismiss the case OF Essex Storage q
Electric Co. VS.. the Victory Lumber Go,
| In Orleans county motion for a re-
argument in the case Of Wood vs. James
WIS NiuuS ny ~ ~ AbHhH1 hitA AhN iItb-
tion was filed with the court to set forth
the reasons for the argument. Most Of
| the Caledonia cases were left for hearing
| All of the Orange county cases were con-
| tinued. The Windham county case oi
Central Vermont railway VS.. l. M Car
penter was entered with the court, the
decision pending upon another case now
with the court. Windsor county cases
are set for hearing excepting one.
In the Caledonia county ease Of VIII
liams Manufacturing Co ct al vs. Insm.
ance Company of North America, which
has been on the docket nearly nine years
| Judgment was reversed and cause re.
manded In the lower court the plaintiff
won a verdict Of 81 $50
At noon the court adjourned until s
o'clock Thursday morning because of the
bar association meeting.