Town of Marshfield v. Town of Cabot
Supreme Court of Vermont
1Opinion of the CourtSlack, J.
This is assumpsit under our pauper law to recover for money expended for the burial of Mrs. Oliver King. On facts found, plaintiff had judgment, and the case is here oh defendant’s exceptions.
The material findings are these: On April 30, 1930, King had a “legal pauper residence” in Cabot; that day he moved, with his family, to Marshfield where he resided continuously to the time Mrs. King died, in December, 1933. During that time neither he nor any member of his family requested aid or assistance from Marshfield. When his wife died King was a poor person in need of assistance, and called on…
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