H. P. Silverman v. Betti

This is a bill in equity to restrain the defendant from obstructing an alleged right of way.* From the report of *143the master it appears that in April, 1891, M. Murray Witt died seised of real estate situate about one hundred and sixty-five feet west from State Street, a public highway in the city of North Adams. His widow, Emily P. Witt, and two minor children, Fannie E. P. and Marcia F. P., survived him. The widow was appointed the administratrix of his estate, and on June 7, 1892, was appointed the guardian of his children.

West of State Street and nearly parallel thereto was a private road…