Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-09-19
County Court.
Upon the calling of the docket SO cases were
set for the jury, and rs new cases were entered
The following are the grand and petit jurors

Upon the calling of the docket 80 cases were
set for the jury, and rs new cases were entered ;
The following are the grand and petit jurors
Grand yury.-Eleazer Gorhnm. Wilmington. fore
man Elijah p. Shattuok. Athens ;Geo. Clark. Brat
tleboro John II. stebbns, Brookline sydney IL.
sherman. Dover; Rufus Scott Dqmmerston; John
ford Albert ii. MassT, Halifax Warren q, Gushing,
Jamaica Holland Plimpton. Newiane; Simon w.
G pgfsGsg SShn q psyo SSnsan
WaTdsbero Walter Gillett Nottingham; Asa
Petit Jary.~Abraham Stevens. Athens Henry
Durham, Frank Brooks, Willard Arms. Brattlo-
boro Luther osgood Brookline; S. II, Lazelle. Do
Grafton Henry Cook, Guilford Geo. P. Worden,
Halitax Abijah Muzzy, Mark Liyermore. Jamaica;
Marlboro; John H. Merri6eld, Newfane; James K.
Houghton, Putney; M. George Geo. q; BldWell,
4eser srHtn Francis cha
jackson, Vernon Franklin johnson, Wardsboro (;
herbsrt T, Dinsmore, Mestminster; Henry Stick
Wilmington Benz. Pierce, Windham.
The first case tried was Russell Clayton VS..
S, Walter Scott etals. This was an action of tres
pass for false Imprisonment and resulted in a ver-
dict of guilty against all the defendants damages
Sl03,43, For plaintiff c, N, Davenport, A.
Stoddard. For defendents Read Field and Tyler
A. c. Howard VS.. Chas, L. Tyler-This was
an action of trespass for driving upon and injur-
ing the plaineiff S carriage. The plh''s evidence
tended to show that the plff wife and her sister
that the carriage stood Main street in front Of
the residence of Mrs. Dickerman, close to the
sidewalk that while one of the ladies was in Mrs
Dickerman's house heavy baggage wagon with
horses driven by the deft, struck the carriage
of the plf turned it partly over and passed on.
The defendants testimony tended to show that
while Tyler was passing the carriage the horse at
tached to the plaintiffs carriage backed foot or
two, thereby causing the collision. The jury
could not agree and as it was understood that in
any event the case would be carried to the Su.
preme Court, the court directed the jury to find
virdct for the plaintiff, which they did, assessing
damages at $l4,5O A. aud E. w. Stoddard for
plaintiff and c, n and G, W. Davenport for de.
| PENDANT,
David w. Ramsdell of Chelsea VS.. Charles E
Nichols of Newfane. Audita Querela. Verdict
guilty the effect of which is to set aside former
Judgment obtained by Nichols against Ramsdell
For plaintiff Stoddard, Croker and Dennison
For defendent Martin and C, N, Davenport
CLARK & wife versus Town of Wilmington
Action to recover for injuries by Mrs, CLARK, b.
reason of the insuffciency of the highway. Thi
case was closely contested and given to the jur,
on Tuesday but at the time of this writing tn
verdict has not been received
The next case was w j. Babcock and wife ,
Town of Guilford. This is another action 70
damages on account of the insuAiciency of tn
highway, commenced on Tuesday and will be re
ported next week.
Croser the Halifax murderer has been indicte
for manslaughter and his trial set for next Tues
day.