The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1885-06-12

pros'd. State VS.. Solomon Dushang. in
formation for larceny, not to be brought
forward. State W.. Almon Church, com
plant for arccny. not to be brought for
ward. State VS.. Nellie BarrOws. assault.
nol-pros'd; Knapp for respondent. State
VS.. Brunette Il Nisun, apis, liquor, con-
tinucd; j. +. Stapleton and Stewart Il
Wilds for respondents. State VS.. John
+. Connor, apt, liquor; motion to dis
miss over-ruled and exceptions by res
pondent; Grandcy for respondent. State
VS.. John Ryan, apt, liquor. continued;
Grandey for respondent. STATE VS.. John
W. jackson. apt. and State vs.. Samuel
5. Gaines, apt, motion to dismiss on the
ground that the respondents should have
been tried in NergenncS. where it was al
legged the offence was committed, and not
in Middlebury. where the one that dis
closed upon them was arrested and tried
and where respondents were required TO
appear and answer: motion ovcr-ruled
and exceptions by respondents; Grandey
for respondents. State VS.. Joseph Gree
nough. liquor. continued; Rider for re-
spondent. State VS.. +. w. Gage, apt.
liquor. bonds called and forfeited Rider
for respondent. State VS.. John Murphy
and State VS.. Chas. Bisbee. Bristol dog
cases, continued. State VS.. John Deely.
apt. assault, continued; Upper for re-
spondent. State VS.. Scion Sumner, apt,
dog case, continued; Stewart Il Wilds
for respondent. State VS.. Jarvis j. Farr,
apt, assault. bonds (S5O) called and for
feited aud chancereu to $50; Stewart IL
Wilds for respondents. State VS.. Phelps
Coolihan, apt, liquor. continued Stew
art II Wilds for respondent. State VS..
Brunette IL Ni,In. apis, liquor. contin-
ucd; Stewart q Wilds for respondents.
State VS.. Joseph Brouillett, apt, four
cases. liquor. bonds called and forfeited;
Stewart & Wilds for respondent. State
VS.. Brunette q Nisun. apis, liquor, bonds
called and forfeited; Stewart ~ Wiles for
respondents. State VS.. +. W. Stow,
apt, liquor. continued; Il. II. Mcleod
for respondent. State vs.. John +. Flint,
indicted for burglary, bonds called and
forfeited State VS.. George Gilmore.
grand larceny; respondent pleaded gull
" and was sentenced to II months in the
House of Correction at Rutland.
Two divorces. in addition to those re-
ported last week, were granted. Hattie
Patno got one from James Patno
for wilful desertion and custody of
minor child was decreed to her. FL
dredge & Slade for petitioner. The pc
tition of Geo +. Field of Leicester for a
divorce from his wife, Mary E., was de-
MED: but she was given a divorce from
him on the ground of intolerable severi-
tv. The court allowed her 500 alimony.
$3.50 of it to be paid within 60 days and
the rest on or before October | petit
TONER has leayc to resume her former
name. Mary \. Samson. The petition of
Frances +. Samson for divorce from
her husband IIenry-both parties resid-
ing in Middlcbury-was dismissed.
In ChurCh's administrator VS.. Mcleod
the judgment was for the plaintiff for
SD damages. The case goes to the
Supreme court on exceptions by the de-
PENDANT. This was an action of trover.
The defendant bought of a Mrs. Dickin-
son of Ripton heifer which Church had
sold with others to Mrs. Dickinson. who
had given Church Il chattcl mortgage to
secure the payment of the purchase
price. The suit was brought by the add
ministrator of Church's estate--Geo. A..
Walker of Whiting-to recover the value
of the property. Upper for plaintiff
Mcleod and Dunton for defendant.
In James Preston VS.. Vermont Shade
Roller Co. and same VS.. Brooks Edge
Tool Co.--actions of trover-judgment
in the first case and Sl32O7 in the second :;
exceptions by defendants. Stewart Il
Wids for plaintiff; Wales x Wales and
Lucia for defendants.
In Grin lloyt's Admr. VS.. Edward
lIoyt there was Judgment pro folmo for
plaintiff for S45O4O; exceptions by de-
PENDANT. Grandey for plaintiff; Footc
and +. +. Woodbridge for defendant.
In l.. j. Kelsey ct al. VS.. Town of Sal
isbury. a petition for highway around
the north end of Lake Dunmorc, the
prayer of the petitioners was denied.
Rufus Wainwright and Darwin Rider
of Middlebury and o. Meacham of Bran
don were made commissioners in the
matter of the petition of the town of
Goshen.
The defendant in Jesse Curler VS..
school district No. II in Ferrisburgh
filed a plea in abatement alleging that the
service made in the writ of summons was
insufficient because IA copy of the writ
was not placed directly in the hands of
the clerk or some officer of the district,
but was left with the clerks wife at his
house. Judge Neazey held that the
service was good.
c. NJ. Wilds of Middlebury. d. w.
Nash of New Haven and William Ii.
belong of Cornwall We're appointed road
commissioners for two years.