Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-12-13
LamOille County Court.
Hon II. II. POWERS, Presiding Judge.
Hon. r, A. SAVAGE, 1ss;s,on, b,d,,o.
Hon. HORACE WAITE, ''''''''"' """Se''
W. II II. KENFIELD. Clerk.

Hon. H.. H. POWERS Presidtng Judge.
HON oS Il no a sAS y airr assistant Judges.
W. ii II. KENFIELD, Clerk
Hon. p. X GLErD States Attorney.
IL c. LANPHER, Sheriff
JOHN IL. M1MMs, Stenographer.
The Rev. Mr.. Bowen of Hyde Park made a
prayer and upon its conclusion Sheriff Lanpher
made the usual formal proclamation and opening
of the court. The jurors, grand and petit, were
then called. The number of the former being in
complete, the organization of that body was sus.
pended until the afternoon. The petit jurors
were then sworn and we're charged relative to
their duties reading OF the jury calendar dis
closed but one case for the jury, and that was
settled during the noon recess. The petit jury
were thereupon discharged for the term good
many cases have been setted-the proportion
being quite large. The following Is q lit Of the
grand and petit jurymen: Grand J,Tors-Bel-
yidere, Thomas Potter; Cambridge, John Brush,
I'd, Harlow Wires; Eden, Jason Rogers; Elmore,
9. 5. Parker; Hyde Park, c. c Ferry. V. d.
Fitch; johnson, John GIiswold, d. A. Winslow;
Morristown, E. NJ. Edwards Jesse Thompson,
Winslow Wheelock; Stowe, /. J, Benson, Newell
l. ach; Wolcott II. z. Parker j. II. Warren.
Petit Jurors Belvidere, N. NJ. Cheney; Cam
bridge, 4. NJ Carpenter, c. c; Holmes, W. D.
Macoy, +. r. Mudgett, VIM. n; Scott; Eden,
Delano, c r. White, Hyde Park, w. Camp
bell, L. S French II d, Kellogg, G. E. midget;
Johnson, j. A. Bliss, o. G. Buck, II. Goodwin, s.
Scribner, MOrTistOwn, l.. CoDb. A. Douglass, j.
Gallup, A. o Gates; Stowe, G. w. Adams. II. o.
Barrows, VIM. Luce, ii. A. Thomas, c. NJ
Watts; Watervi lie, o A. Gray, j. S Holmes;
Wolcott j f. Holton, A. L. Russ +. ]. Strong
meeting of the bar was holden at Mt on on
Tuesday, Hon, G. W. Hendee presiding. A docu-
ment was read asking for subscriptions to the
monument for the late Chief Justice Pierpoint.
About fifty dollars was raised, being fifteen dol
lars over the minimum set for the proportion of
Lamoille county
The following divorce cases were heard and
bills granted:
Abbie r, Manning u.s. Harlan p Manning,
bill granted upon the ground of willful desertion,
The parties resided at johnson. Bingham
Waterman for petitioner
John A. Ferguson Us. Mrancy Ferguson, same
cause G. w. Hendee for petitioner.
Emma d. Grswod u.s. Willis d, Griswold, bill
granted for intolerable severity; Z b. Sawyer for
petitioner.
Lavina l.. Olmstead Us. A. ]. Olmstead, bill
granted upon the ground Of intoerabe severity;
custody Of minor child decreed to petitioner; r.
+. Parker for petitioner
James NJ Hill u.s. Louisa NJ Hill; bill granted
for desertion; G. L. Waterman for petitioner.
A number OF attorneys from other counties
were present during the term. From Franklin
county, Hons II. r. Start and G. A. Ballard, G,
W Bureson, Esq, II. f Rustedt, Esq from
Chittenden county, Hon. NJ. A Bingham; from
Orleans county, J. c. Burke, Esq, Nelson Rand,
Esq, and Major Brigham.
The new-entry docket contains thirty-fve en-
tries.
The grand jury reported on Friday seven true
bills, two not found, They reported the jail to
be in good condition
Court then ad jOurned sine die.