Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-02
Supreme Co,iri.

tH0TteS LOpHS z. george Leach and
Trustee, and Hiram Phelps, claimant. n,
ceptions by claimant. Question as to N,
liability of the trustee as between h.
plaintiff and claimant. Judgment tb,i
trustee is not chargeable. Stoughton and
Grant for plf., Bradley and kellogg "a
claimant
aaron Fulton q. Robert Wiley Excee
tons by plh. Question of set off. JUDI
ment for the plff. Geo. Howe for plfI
Bradley and kellogg for def.
Rufus Crozier 4. Joshua Hyrris e.
ceptions by def. Judgment for plf w.
NJ. Follett for plff,, r. w. Clark for def
Tabttha Co5leigh =. Ezra Pierce, r.
Question upon composition agreemea
among creditors. Judgment for the pf.
and case remanded TO County CounI
Stoughton & Grant for plf., A. Stoddaa
and Butler & Wheeler for def.
John Isabel o. Lequis Brooks, apts.-EtI
ceptions by plff. Question as to service a
trustee process and the effect of notice liz
transfer Of a note on Sunday. Continue
for re-argument. Bradley & kellogg, and
A. Keyes for plff. George Howe for defI
Rhoda Cone q. Israel .SoaceH-Quesion,
chancery bill brought to set aside an award
Of arbitrator. Judgment not yet rendereiI
Stoughton & Grant for plff A. Sioddarl
Bradley Il Kellogg, and A. S. Campo
for def.
Sanhsel W. Goody4dge q. Elliot l. KE
der Exceptions by def. Question a d
the admissibility of deposition. JUDI
meGt reversed and cause remahded. j. d
Bridgman and Stoughton & Grant for ps,
A. Stoddard and b. W. Dean for deft
w. H. Follet q. to,cn Of HhitinqIaa.--
Exceptions by both parties. JudgmeaI
not yet rendered. Davenport & Haskr4
and Stoughton & Grant for plf. H. n
Xix and Washburn & Marsh for def.
State Treasurer. James Hackeu, ct al
Exceptions by defts. Judgment not ID
rendered. Geo: Howe, States Atty. A
S. Campbell, J. d. Bridgman and c. B
Eddy for deits.
Joseph Mason apt. =. Gustin HutcIihs
Co.-Exceptons by defts, Judgment d
plff. A. Stoddard and Bradley 4 Kellos
for plif c. X. Field and Butler & Wbee
er for dehs.
To1onshend e. Josiah 7aft, Martin Broa
Z. Caicin Lamphear, and asa Went,cors
Jr., ct ais. 4. .S,ceu Z. Brolcn, all cases
chancery, were continued for want of tin
10 hear them.
There were rather more than the usu
number of divorces granted. Adeli's
Wooster was divorced from Rodney Z
Wooster, Walter Barnard from Nancy h
Barnard, Hiram Akeley from Phebe Al
ley, Benjamin f. Carlton from Bets
Carlton, Mary A. Sanders from Emerg
Sanders, Lucy Lamb from Levi IaH5
Philena Babcock from Charles Babcod
Martha NJ. Kelsey from Daniel S. Kelg
and Lurina d. Hix from Moses I. III
Court adjourned on Monday of last week
We cannot well close this imperfect
port of cases in the Supreme Court witt
out speaking in more direct terms Of 4
Court. None of the old Judges were the
II consisted Of men who have been ca
upon the Bench since the adoption Of
new Judiciary act. They are all in
prime of life and of marked ability;
their decisions are forcible, clear, and ID
Judge Kellogg first made his appearana
this County, and left very favorable
preston upon the Bar. Judge Adds
sided with ease and efficiency. The e
was an unusually pleasant one the
seem satisfied with the Court, and endea
10 its individual members. We think
one would seriously object to having cid
of the Judges present, preside at our tos'
~ Court. Neither of them, we apprebcl
would outrage the common sense md gu y
name feelings of a large majority CIV
people of the State, by descending
the dignity of the Bench TO paddle IN
dirty waters of politics, and by aeca'
them Of being privies and incentives
crime.
1t seems 10 be the general impress
that our present Chief Justice is not lnl
pensable TO our Judiciary, and that To-
are other men who can preserve both u
manhood and the dignity of the Bench