National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-05
orange county t>urt.
DECENnER rERn, 1871.
HON. AsAiikL PECK. Chief Judge.
Ito, ,ios' : n S SsAyts' Asst. Judges.

los, j. A. 4, T rrSSr, Asst, Judges.
Jurors.-M, u. farr' Tho's johnson, Brad.
ford Il, A, Flint, Isaac Treas, Brain,ree /;
Irving ID. Clailin, John Spragu, Broukfrld 4;
l.. n. Dutton, s. II. iIcbara, Chelsea H. W.
Carleton. Victor Richardson, Corinth Thorn.
~ n Paine Fairloo NJ C. haley, A. j.
Whitchor, Newbury :. Il. Emerson. Orange;
D. T. Adams,' K, W. Hodge, Chas Il. Grang.
or, John II. Mead Randolph A, u. Carpenter.
Cha-. Chandler. u. G. Hyde, STAFFORD New
ton Bnlch, 5. NJ. Ladd, Thctford John sawyer,
O. H. Watson, Topshnln T.. L. Cushman, AL
b"rt Whitney. Tunbridgo d. NJ. Rehar,lson,'
j. q. Fits, Ver-hiro II. Casweli, Washing
toa Wm. u kimball, !. +. Abbott, W. Fair
leo l., II. j. Merrill, Williamstown IN hose
having star opposite their names were ex-
eusod
Tuesday Dec. 10 1871. Ca the call Of tho
docket nifty four ca-es were set for trial by ia.
~. The first ease ready WIS No. 10, A. j.
Henry aad vito vs. +. s. Slnck Action of
Islander for words spoken ny d,it-imputing
want of chastity to pins vito. The trial lasted
till Thursday, Dee. ~ when the jury returned
a verdict Tor the pins, to rccoyer $4,000 and
their costs,
dambcll and Ilchard for plns. Clarke, Glca-
son aud Rowcll for def.
No. ~. stephen IT, Mann W. Town Of Fair
lee. Actien 10 recover town bounty claimed
to have been promised by selectmen of Fair
lee to the plf This c'Iso has becu tried once
before and been to the Suprcme court. Then
the plf claimed to recover undera vote of the
town ia regard Ia bounties. The supreme
Court decided that he could not recover under
the vote and the cause comes back Tor new tri.
al. Now the plf claims to recover under u
special promise made by the sclectmen.
Friday, Dee. I'D.
The above ease is argued to-day and goes to
jury Verdict for plE S3jio).
Clark and Durant for plf. Farnhan and
Gaulbell for diff.
No, II. John o Connorv vs.. w. II. NJ. Howard
Action to recover damages for malpractice in
dressing and attending upoa pirs dislocated
wrist.
Denisons Farnham, Dillingham; for PIT.
Clarke, liebards for delft.
Wednesday, Dec 9th
No. Il. OCuuuer ys Howard is given to tho
jury,
The next case for trial is State vs.. James A.
Reyes. Indictment in several counts charging
murder and manslaughtcr of Arthur l.. God
frey in Lineoln's grocery in Chelsea in Dee.
1870
The jury was impannelled this forenoon
from ole panel of the original jurors summon
ed at the beginning of court, and from an adj
ditonal number summoned last night Their
names are as follows
r. $, Paine, Fairlec Andrew nfrew, Hen
ry Bale ID, II. c. Bailey. A. j. Whit ,hor,
Ncwbury; II. w. Perrin. Randolph Frank
Day, j. NJ. Qumby, Stanford; Milton Balch,
S. NJ. Ladd rhetford l.. II. j. Merrill, Stephen
lIoag, Wlliamstown.
N l.. Boyden, States Atty, and c. w.
Clarke for the prosecution. WIN. IIebard, 5. b
iIcbard and Il. Martin for defence.
Thursday, Dee, 2Sth.
State VS.. Reyes continues through the day.
In O'Connor VS.. Howard the jury are dis
'hargcd, disagreed.
State VS. Reyes continues thro' last week
md was still on trial when last heard from.
John T.. Garyin pleaded guilty to burglary
n breaking into the cwelry store of Foster
ROW of Chelsea, aud stealing ii lot of watches
nd jewcrv, and was sentenced to five years in
tates Prison.
Frank Carney pleaded guilty to stealing
,atcli aud somc money from man at Wells
liver and was sentenced TO six months in
tatos Prison.
Both were takon to Windsor on Tuesday,
Zee %. by High Sheriff Collins.