Supreme Court of Vermont August 31, 1899 (Cheshire Beef Co. v. Thrall)

Munson, J.

The defendant agreed in writing to be responsible to the plaintiff as a guarantor “to the amount of $700,” “for goods purchased by Judson TI. Grant.” The question raised is whether this was a limited or a continuing guaranty. The circumstances connected with the giving of the guaranty plainly require that the words “ goods purchased ” be given a future significance.