Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1885-09-25
WINDHAM COUNTY COURT.

The court adjourned on Tuesday evening
The present term was held by Hon. Homer
f. Royce, chief justice of the state, with X.
W. Clarke and Lewis s. Walker as associate
Judges, and was the first one at which Judge
Royce ever presided in this county. His i'm
Partially, patience and courtesy have justly
won for him the respect and esteem OF all
connected with or having business before the
court
In the Jamaica road case, Harris vs. lanai
CO. the verdict was for the plaintiff TO recover
$Gl750.
The case of O. ". HGUen Us. VI. Valley
Railroad Co. was the last jury case; verdict
for plaintiff to recover S203. 80.
The following cases were heard and judg-
ment rendered:
Seth N. Heyrick, Ear, vs. Charles r. Reed,
Apt.-This was an appeal from the probate
OF the will of Ellen +. Reed. Said will was
proved and allowed, and ordered to be certi-
hed to the probate court.
Jonas q. Reatherhead, Apt., Cs. 70. W.
StOodard, ES'r.-This was an appeal from
the decree of the probate court In distTlbut-
ing the estate Of Mary II. Weatherhead ao-
cordng to her will. Judgment Affirming the
decree of the probate court. Exceptions TAX
IN by plaintiff.
Geo. 4. Wider Os. Henry N. Wilder
N~-~~oNNt
costs, $21 81.
DaDd GorAam ps John b. OO0mbs.-
Judgment for plaintiff damages, $780,
costs, $19.53.
billings s. Eaton Us j. WashburR MeLeIl-
d. Judgment pro forma for plaintiff on re-
port of referee for amount found due by ref
cree.
Lyman Il. Proaty vs. Clas II. BGtherick.
Judgment on report of referee for plaintiff.
Damages, $50. go; costs, $31.37.
John Il. Crary vs. LeiOis L. ABee. -Judg-
ment on report of referee for plaintiff for
1925. Exceptions by defendant.
Alison il. Wilder 0s OhGs. ~. Dd0enp0Tts
Est-Judgment for plaintiff pro forma on
report of referee. Exceptions by DEFENDANT
s. II. Plumb and others 0s. Whtnnghdnl.
Petition for road. Petition dismissed with
Citizens Bank vs r. w. BrOOks's Est
Cause removed on petition to U. 8. Circuit
Court.
Divorces granted: Addison Il. Baker from
Fanny e. Baker; cause, wilful desertion:
FayeIte d. Ware from Irene G. Ware; wiltul
desertion. Nellie A. White from Merrill b.
White vilful desertion. Albert AsherAft
from Sarah j. Ashcraft wilful deseTtion-
The criminal cases, with fines and sentences,
we're the following; Herbert L. EVerleth,
information for selling liquor; plea, guilty Of
Is oifenses fine $3.50, costs $lL0l. Her
bert Andrews for selling liquor plea, guilty
Of two offenses fne $50, costs $l2 TO- San-
ford Andrews, for selling liquor plea, guilty
of three offenses fine $50, costs $l2; 20.
James Lilis, for selling liquor plea, guilty
of 30 offenses fine $500, costs 1880. AT
thur Wilson, for selling liquor plea, guilty
of 80 offenses fine $780, costs $l2. 20. JAS.
Martin for selling liquor plea, guilty Of 40
ohenses fine 800, costs $l22b. George 3;
Cook. for selling liquor plea, guilty Of II
oienses line 1920, costs $lS. l6
Herbert and David Riordon were arraigned
for breaking jail, pleaded guilty. and were
sentenced TO state prison for two years.
Selrac Reitellepp was arraigned Tor burg
larry, pleaded guilty, and was sentenced &c
state prison for three years.
Leon O. Clayton, arraigned for forgery,
pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to state
prison for four years.
Jesse II. Myers, arraigned for larceny, plead