| a civil action in which the R. L Hoe
i pital Trust Company of. Providence
i 2nd Henry Davenport and John P.
* Grosvenor of Pomfret are made defend
' ants. ’“The plaintiff asks the reform
ation of a deed In which it is alleged
certain standing timber nas been con
veyed which it was not intended to
convey. This timber is valued nt
ground fMM *nd a writ of injunc
tion, signed by Judge George E. Hin
| man of the superior court, has been
revved on the defendant Grosvenor
j restraining hisa from disposing of or j
j tutting the timber alleged to have i
| \ been included in the deed by mistake.
! < The action centers in the large es
I f sates of the late George Bradley and
| ! bis wife, Helen Bradley of Pomfret,
i ; for which the Rhode Island Hospital
; t Trnst company was trustees. Under
! j an agreement with the trust company
| ‘ bought the property and was allowed
| to parcel it into various tracts and np
|‘ cn complying with certain provisions
\ of the agreement the trust company :
' famished a deed to whomsoever the
plaintiff designated.
The substance of the allegations in
the lengthy complaint of the plaintiff
is that the plaintiff sold to Henry H.
