Gove v. Gove's Admr.
Supreme Court of Vermont
Appeal in Chancery.' Heard on the pleadings and master’s report, at the June Term, 1913, Windsor County, Miles,- Chancellor. JDecree dismissing the bill with costs to defendants. The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the CourtPowers, C. J.
Reuben Gove, son of the oratrix and husband of Ella Gove, one of the defendants, owned a piece of land in Norwich, on which he lived with his family. Plis dwelling-house Avas on the east side of a road that ran through the land, and the house and lot here in question were on the west side of this road.
Sometime about the middle of October, 1899, Reuben made an oral contract with his mother, the oratrix, by the terms of Avhich she was to furnish the materials for, and he was to do a part of the work of, building a house on his land west of the road and north of a certain passageway; and the…
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