Source: St. Albans Daily Messenger - Vermont
Dated: Nov. 23, 1898 COUNTY COURT.
Case of Sartwell Against Sowles and Ladd Goes to the Jury. When court came in yesterday afternoon Albert
Sowles was called and further examined. He said that
he first talked with Sartwell in Feb. 1895 about the
defendant vacating the premises and again in March he told him
he must leave the farm in April and Sartwell said that he
should not unless he was obliged to. Mr. Ladd was again recalled and stated that
there was no execution attached to the writ of possession.
At this point the defendant rested and the plaintiff called
Lawyer Burt to the stand. He said he knew of the
arbitration between Sowles and Sartwell in the
spring of 1895 and he had also heard of the ejectment of Mr.
Sartwell from the farm. I had a talk with Mr. Ladd
in regard to the service of the writ of possession in favor of
Sowles vs. Sartwell and I also had some talk with
Mr. Sowles about the writ and told him I thought the
process was invalid I talked with Sowles in the spring of
1893 about letting the farm to a Mr. Tudhope. He
told me that he had leased it to Sartwell but I don't
remember as he told me for how long a term. Sowles
said he let Sartwell have the farm because he would put
on some cows.
The arguments were made this forenoon and the case will
go to the jury this afternoon.
Source: St. Albans Daily Messenger
Dated: Apr. 4, 1828 Miss Mabel Sartwell Entertains
Miss Mabel Sartwell pleasantly entertained a few
friends at the home of her parents on Edward st. last evening.
The evening was passed with games and instrumental and vocal
music. Refreshments were served.
