The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-12-28
Addison County Court.

At the recent session of the county court
these divorces were granted Lucy Meekln
of Middlebury from Hamilton Meekin, for
intolerable severity; Slade for petitioner.
Matilda Dragon of East MiddlebuIy from
Edward Dragon tof Ripton, for the same
cause; Slade for petitioner John Duffany
of Ripton from Mary Dutfany of Castleton,
for desertion: Upper for petitioner Emf
lv Watson of Ripton from Josiah Watson of
Newbury. California, for desertion Upper
for petitioner, Knapp for pettionee. James
Whitney from Elmira A. Whitney, for de-
sertion; Rider for petitioner. Sarah J.Taft
from Sanborn b. TAFT, for desertion; Rider
for petitioner. Martha L. Hathorr from
Farwel H Hathorn, for desertion; Ormsbee
IL Briggs for petitioner. In Mary Il. Wise
VIZ. David Wise the petition was dismissed.
The case Agnes Dukett VS.. Lewis Dukett
was continued on account of the absence of
an important witness, Knapp for petitioner.
Ida +. Bentley vs.. Milo Bently was dis
missed.
The following State cases. in addition to
those previously mentioned, We're nOlle
pressed: State vs. Phelps Goodman, apt,
liquor: State vs.. Joseph Brouillett, liquor;
State vs.. Geo. McCue, apt, liquor, State VS..
Geo, II. Atwood. apt, intoxicatlon; State
VS.. Lewis Gonyea, apt, iDtoxicaton; State
vs.. Geo. l. Sweet, assault with intent to kill;
State VS.. Barnard Mccormick. burglary
State VS.. Albert Cole. assault; st ate VS. AL
bert Cole Clinton Tyler and Eben Rider,
breach of the peace; State VS.. Richard Null
doom. liquor; State vs. Virgil w. Blanchard,
perjury; State VS.. Hiram Curler, apt, in
toxication. In State VS.. David Hale, charged
with forgery, the bonds were chancered to
$50 and forfeited; and State VS.. same. for
uttering forged paper, was 1lollC pressed
State VS.. Arson b. Colby. apt. liquor, was
| continued
In the following cases judgment was rem
| nj Hpis
Elias Matteson, apt, trespass, for 81 II and
costs; Ira Brown VS.. 4. w. Judd, assump-
sit, clerk to assess; Amos Wilmarth, apt
vs.. Alfred Pratt, trespass, damages S4l.l0i
j. l.. Hammond's adm'rs vs.. +. W. Sylves-
ter, assumpst damages S4S3.02; Nj. a Mum.
roe VS.. III, G. Potter and another. debt
Amos Wilmarth vs.. Alfred Pratt, apt, tres
pass; damages, $40 IS; Loyal J. X slsey VS.
j. M. Dyer. apt. debt; Loyal j. Kelsey VS.
Isaac M. Trip, apt. and trustee j Nj Slade
Byron Farnham vs.. Delaware a. Hudson
Canal Co.. replevin.
The following cases on the court docket
were discontinued; w. II. Merritt VS.. j. Nj
Dyer, apt. assumpsit; Frank Chandler VS.
Martin Cassidy; town of Leicester VS.. Ora
tor Dow, petition; Larnard Atwood VS.. f
w. Atwood, assumpsit Thomas Comins VS.
K. j. Jones ct al :, assumpsit; Ovid H. CLARK
vs.. Frederick Hopper. replevin; L. M Chap
man Il Co. VS.. Frederick Hopper, assump
sit; f, A. Farnsworth VS.. Frederick Kop
per, assumpsit: ID. j. and Martina +. Car
penter vs.. Darwin Rider; John Bean VS.
Harriet Slade ct al.
Asahel Barnes VS.. Stephen Gregory, apt.
assumpsit, was continued and referred t,
Hon. j, ID. Smith of Vergennes
In Virgil w. Blanchard VS.. George Bake
, and trustee Darwin Rider. j. NJ, Slad,
| claimant, non-sut was entered.
, In A. Lambert, apt. vs. Thos. A. Mer
rill's estate. probate appeal, the appeal wa
dismissed pro JOrmG; exceptions by appel
liant.
In john f. Buttolph vs. village of Mid
: dlebury, petition for highway. a motion +
dismiss was overruled. Hon. Il. j. Orms
bee of Brandon, Hon. Carlton II. Steven
: of Vergennes and Hon. c. w. Read of AID
Olson were appointed commissioners
= All other cases on the court docket wer
/, continued.
l In these foreclosure cases there was de
= cree for petitioner: Frank Lucia VS. Fred
erick'Kopper; N j. Allen VS. p Maxfield
! Thos. j. Woodwork VS.. James Nortone al
| George c, Chapman vs. Daniel Rust; job
2 M. Dyer vs.. Frederick Hopper; Geo. Il. c
: Kimball VS.. II. II. Thompson ct al; John
Buttolph vs. A. l.. Bingham ct al; Burlinp
: ton saviags bank VS.. +. H. Daniels; Mar
N. Jones ct al. Va, Almon Wolcott ct al.
I In Reuben Kellogg and wife w. Geo. "
t Kellogg there was a decree for defendant