Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-29
Local Matters.
LamOIIIe County Court.

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MA. BNoH.N, States Atty.
TuEsbaT.-FORENooS.
PRAYER vas offered ty Rev. G. Wedg-
orih Of Hyde Park, after which the Ju-
Dn we're called as fOllOwss-
GRASp JURY.
BrlvrprEE, Jerry Shatiuck.
CAMBRIDGE, J. H. Page. Harlow
hyires
EpkS. William Scott.
ElNoRE, J ". Bryant.
HypE PAX, G. NJ. Sherwin, Lucius
NeWland.
JOHNSON. Geo. W. Dillingham;. Ste
hsu Dow.
MoRRIsrows, A. B. Irish, Geo. Eddy,
Horace Grout.
SrovE, Geo. Raymond, VIM. r. Che
hcy, Jesse Town.
VAUDEVILLE. Geo. w. Hurlburd.
WOpcorr, Off Abel, Noah Boynton.
PETIT jury.
BELrrpKRE, Vim. II. Parker.
CAMBRIDGE, Freeman ID. Powell, Bnr-
Ion S. EIIinwcod II. w. Harrington
Dared +. Wilcox
EpEY, E. NJ. Sanborn, Curtis Harring-
bon.
ELMoRR, A. X. Bailey, A. C. Mer.
ram. ...
HYDE PARK, Vim. b. Crowell, b.
a. Calkius, N. Mcfarland.
JOHNSON, S. G. Waters, Sewell New
ton Sumner A. Andrews.
MoRmsrowN, d. j. Stafford, Alfred
Dodge, Charles Alexander, Levi S Small
STOWE, Asa Raymond, IL. L. Atwood,
q Eli Edison, Chandler Watts.
WATERyILLE, Geo. Gilmore
WoLcorr, B. &. Pike, Wbittemore
Couant. ......
The Court made some excellent sugges-
tons, as is his custom, to both the Petit
and the Grand Jurymen, when the Dock
ct was called, and the following DISPOSE
ton made Of the causes :-6l continued,
i Is passed" for the time being, 2 discon-
tinued without cost, 5 were to be deter
mined on report Of commissioner, II were
settled, to be tried by His Honor, and
20 assigned to the jury. judgment for
the plaintiff. CLERK to assess-was rem
dered in four cases.
II. l.. Atwood, juryman from Stowe,
was excused for the Term.
The Court then took recess till PM.
Hon, W. Ii. II. Bingham, Of Stowe re-
quested the members OF the Bar to re-
nain for the purpose of holding Bar
meeting to take some measures to CON-
ncmorate the memory of the late Hon.
Henry Stowel,.
SIS. Pike was made chairman of the
meeting and M. U. Heath, Secretary
when on motion of Ii. H. Powers, w
II. Ii Bingham, r. c. Benton and Geo
y Waterman, were appointed commit
Zee to present to the Court series of res
buttons
The meeting then adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
On reassembling, the first case set 70
Pie jury was continued, when the cas-
Ira Cobleigh VS.. Hezekiah Baker wa
commenced. This is an action of tress
pass 10 which division line is in ques
lion, Powers q Glced for Plff; Brigham
Is Waterman, Benton for Dit.
8 When the plaintiff in the above ha
''rested" his case, Mr.. Bingham, chair
#man of the committee ON resolutions pre-
scented the following
Whereas, We have learned with deep re
8 greet of the death of Hon. Henry Stowell
z Cambridge, since the last session of this cour
who had been an honorable and worthy men
8 Der of this Bar since the organization Of Ii
noble County, and
Whereas, We, as his late associates, dec
it fitting and proper to place upon the perm'
nent records of this court an expression of on
regret for our loss. and our sympathy for HI
family and friends.-Therefore,
Resolved, That in the death Of Hon. Her
ry Stowel, the members of the Lamoille Court
8 Bar have sustained great loss. worth.
and upright associate has been taken from III
and society has !, st n useful citizen; enc WI
has well sustained every relation Of life TIL
) he was called to occupy, and We believe his il
q tegrity and uprightness worthy of imitation b
those of us who are permitted to remain.
Rescued; That we deeply sympa,hize wit
his family and friends il, this, their bereav'
ment, and trust they may find consolation
the belief that their loss is his gain.
Excellent and feeling remarks we're mad
by Col. Benton ofSt. Adams, Hon. BlissN
Davis of Danvillc Wilkins Of Stowe
Gleed of Morrisville; M. A. Bingham
. = 7 -
No. Hyde Park; and Heath Of Johusoa.
On rotion it was ordered that the re-
outions be spread en- the records of tn