Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-06-23
Orange County Court.
JUNE TERM, 1875.
Hon. H. H. POWERS. Chief Judge.
Hon. CHESTER DICKEY.. Associate
Hon. N. b. COBB. Judges.
Hos L. G. HISCKLEY. Clerk.

HOS l. e. HISCKLEY, Clerk.
: BERRY. Sheriff
HrSnT ov1ATr l- ESQ REF Reporse sro'''@
Among the cases Of this term WAS No.
1873 State V. Erastus Green apt This
was complaint before a Justice Of the
Peace for selling cider under the statute
fOrbidding the sale Of cider to habitual
drunkards or ut places Of common resort
and come here by appeal from the Justice
{ Now the respondent pleads guilty to
twelve offences and will be fined Sl20 and
costs. States Attorney for the prosecution
Darling and White for;;resp't.
The case of I.auriton l.. Church vs..
Geo. X. and Henry Bates, which we men,
toned last week, was as follows: The de-
claration in this suit contained one count,
for trover alleg ing the conversion by the
left. of 4l6 lbs DOL. and two counts to
trcspass on the case, alleging the bringing
of 4 suit by the delft maliciously against
the plff., and thereby obtaining possession
of said wool. The pltf. claimed that one
Thomas Pollard was owing him sbalance
on the price of Il horse. and that Pollard
agreed with the defts. to pay them the
amount which Church owed them and to
recover which this suit is brought. and
that the defts agreed to accept Pollard as
paymaster and discharge the pltf. The
defts. denied any such agreement. The
wool sued for was in the hands of defts.
and came into their possession under 4
former attachment which had been dissolv-
ed by agreement and wool left them sub
ject to the demand or order Of pltf. The
testimony is closed this afternoon.
SATURDAY, June -.
No. 81. Church V. Bates is closed this
forenoon. The jury returned 4 verdict
for the defts. Iieb,ri and Flrnham for
plff Gleason and Rowell for defts.
State V. Henry Lowell and Joseph Abbott
q new entry. is called up for the purpose
Of having the bail of Lowell fixed. The
respondents were indicted this term for
burglary in entering thu store of Z. A.
Blanchard of South Stanford the 5l,t of
January last an taking thercfrom 81
worth of goods of various kinds. Lowell
is some younger than Abbott and claims
that he did not 90 into the store. that he
lay drunk In the sleigh outside. Bail was
fixed in the case of Lowell at $500 States
Atty. for prosecution, Farnhan for Lowell.
No 81. Pascoc V. Pollard was called
up to have the terms of continuance fixed.
The Court decided to continue the case on
The terms that the deft's, take no costs of
this term. pay the pltf. costs and an attor-
ncv fee of $40 within thirty days from the
| rising Oh NouIl
Court adjourned at noon till Monday .
clock, p NJ.
MONDAY, June II.
No. lo3 Hayden +. Sharpe V. Joseph
Briggs. .Jr., and others and trustees. This
vas an action to recover the balance due
N the purchase of 2l0 sides of Patncv
Gather. The pltf. is a tanner and currier
It W. Randolph and the d-fs. are shoe
manufacturers ut Charleston, y. III. The
leather was sold by sample. and the dcft>
after using ninety sides of the leather. re-
turned the balance. claiming that it did
not come up to the sample. and refusing
to pay the balance. The case occupied
he day and the testimony and arguments
Of counsel were closed
TUESDAY, June l..
No. 1913 The Court charged the jury
this morning and among other things
told them that if they found that the dett,.
had used more leather that WAS necessary
TO ascertain whether the bulk came up to
he sample. tn It would be an acceptance
md they would be bound TO ply what the
leather was reasonably worth. Verdict
for pltf 1904 Rowell for plt1. Hinck-
.ev and iIebard for dettS
No. POO State v Charles Magoon. In
lictment for stealing eight sheep. bc'r"H
,he .h~., '' ~ero bis and if no:, they We're
marked bv mistake by his bl other. States
! ATTY. for prosecution. Harvey and Heath
for respondent.
State '. Charles Iert lnlictment for
>igamv The respondent had been bonn!
lp by !, Justice and WAS out on bail. set by
the said judges ut Siop- Whether the
States Atty. wanted more bail or Leet's
oondsmen wanted linn delivered up for