Bartholomew v. Hamilton

David W. Miner, one of the defendants, claims title to the personal property in question, under a written contract made between Rice, Barton & Company and the Ware River Paper Company, by which the former agreed to construct for the latter a machine for making and drying paper, which was not to become their property until paid for according to certain specified terms, but which they were in the mean time to have the right to remove and use in their mill. Under this arrangement, the machine was set up in the mill, connected with other machinery and apparatus, and used for making paper. It was…