Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-03-25

HENRY ii. SMITH, Clerk
MARTIN G. EvERTs, States attorney.
VIM. M. FIELD, Sheriff ..,.'=
WoRDRN L. PAYNE, Reporter. @=
Thursday, March 19h.--Bill of di-
vorce granted in the suit of Barber vs..
Barber. Dunton & Yeazey for petitioner.
No. A. Henry Fee VS.. William New
MAJ. Prayer for new trial granted, and
Cause brought forward Joyce and Law
renee for the plaintiffs; Dunton e
Veazey for The defendants.
No. %. L. G. Chase VS.. r. Deming.
cause brought forward, default erased
on payment of costs of last term. Stew
art & Eldridgc for plaintiff; J. Q Haw-
klns for defendant. ..-.......--.
No. II. L. G. w. Hale, apt, VS. adx.
X Y. Marsh. Judgment on report for
plaintiff NJ. G. Eyerts for plaintiff
Joyce & Lawrence for defendant
No. a. W. 5. Humphrey, ct. TX,
apt, vs. Adx. Il. V. Marsh Judgment
on report for plaintiff. NJ. G. Everts
for plaintiff; Joyce & Lawrence for de
PENDANT
No. IS. Henry j. Porter; apt, VS.,
Ak. r v Marsh. Judgment on re-
port for plsintiff NJ. g. Evers for
plaintiff; Joyce & Lawrence for defend
ants.
No 80 Francis Towslee, apt, vs..
Ady. r V. Marsh. Judgment on report
for plaintiff. NJ. G. Evcrts for plain
tiff; Joyce & Lawrence for defendant
No, 90 George n. Towslee ct ux.,
apt, VS.. Adx. Il. V. Marsh. Judgment
on report for plaintiff. NJ. G.. Eyerts
for plaintiff Joyce e Lawrence for de-
PENDANTS.
No. 229. Rutland Trinity Church vs.,
b. II. Burt, apt, Judgment for plain
tiff. Exceptions taken by the defend
ant. Joyce & Lawrence for plaintiff !;
Prout, Slmons & Walker for defendant
No. 1913. Adm. J. 0. Francis VS.. r,
X. Woodward, ct Tx. Judgment for
plaintiff. Damages 5000, without costs.
Beaman & Eddy Tor plaintiff; Prout,
Simons q Walker for defendants,
No. 1856 Nelson G. Hyde VS.. Edward
G. Dyer ct Tx. Heard. Beaman &
Eddy for plaintiff; Geo. NJ. Fuller for
defendant
No. As. Stephen r. Flagg VS.. Sarah
b. FIagg, Bill of divorce granted for
deserlion. } Q. Hawkins for petit
toner
No. 253. A. ". Whitlock vs. AID. z.
Whitlock. Heard. Dunton & VeaZey
for plaintiff; Bromley & Clark and Bea-
man & Eddy for defendant.
No. So. Henry Hall VS.. Paris B.
Lincoln Heard Henry, Hall for plain
tiff; Pruut, Smons IS Walker for de-
feudant
State VS.. Donahue. Hearing was had
on motion in arrest of judgment. D.
E. Nicholson for respondent; Nj. G.
Evarts for State.
NJ. 1Ol. David d. Cole VS.. Thomas
Campbell. Judgment for plaintiff.
Damages one cent and costs. Geo. NJ.
Fuller for plaintiff; J. B. Phelps for
defendant.
No. 80. W. 0. Harrison vs.. II. c,
Harrison. Motion for continuance
heard. Edgerton & Nicholson for plain
tiff Dunton & Veazey for defendant.
The conrt took a recess until O'clock
Friday morning.
F1iddy, Mdrh 19.-ln the case OF the
State vs. Dorahue, the motion in arrest
of Judgment was overruled; also. the
motion to srt aside the verdict was over
ruled.
Divorce suit of Hannah Golhust vs..
David Tolhurst. Bill of divorce granted
No. 1876. Heard and reported in
court proceedings of Thursday) Hyde
W.. Dyer aud wife. Judgment Tor plain
tiff seizing ana possession, etc. Dam.
ages $500 and costs. Exceptions by
defendants. Motion to redeem.
No. 1876. Thomas A. Cheney vs..
Rodney Hubbard. Replevin. Partly
heard. D. f, Nicholson for plaintiff
Joyce & Lawrence for the defendant.
n s. Stearns appointed by the court |
guardian al titen of defendent,
The court took q recess until 8 o'clock |
a. m. Saturday morning. I
Saturday, March 2O-No 1876. Thos
A Cheney vs.. Rodney Hubbard Re
plevin. Finished and with the court
D. E. Nicholson for plaintiff Joyce 4
Lawrence for defendant
No. 118 Henry Burton VS.. c. Chit
tenden and others Heard, and with the
court. Joyce & Lawrence for plaintiff.
Frsbie and Thompson for defendants.
No. 166. II. Il. Allen vs.. J. D. Stan
ley. The papers in this case were sub
mitted 10 the court without examination
of witnesses. Prout, Simons IS Walker
for plaintiff Joyce 81 Lawrence for de-
fendant. .=-.s
Judgment was rendered in the follow
ing cases.
No. 22l. Pitkin s. Brothers VS.. Mary
A. Rodgers, apt. Judgment for plain
tiff So 10 damages.
No. 222 Jeremiah Pritchard VS..
Payne, Heudry & Co., apis. Judg-
ment for plaintiff; 1913 IS damages,
10 the afternoon The court took a
recess to Monday al ? p. m.
Monday, March 90. No. iii. Ira s.
Weed ct as, Ys. James L. Mccall.
Heard, and with the Court. Potter for
plaintiff; Bromley & Clark and Nichol-
son & Baker for defendant.
No. 1870. Stephen Elkins ys. Ad, Is
rael Davey, Apt. Heard and with
the Court. Fuller for plaintiff; Phelps
for defendant. ef
No. 1e2. Henry Buxton, apt, vs..
Alonzo Gates. Judgment was rendered
for the plaintiff damages, $3.50.
Court adjourned to Tuesday morning T
at nine O'Clock. zl". ~
Tuesday, March 20. On the coming
in of the Court, at ga. m., judgment I
was rendered in the case of Cheney vs..
Hubbard, for the plaintiff ]; damages,
one cent and the costs.
In the case of Weed vs.. Mccall, jadg- E
ment was rendered for the plaintiff !;