The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1890-03-20
wlNDHAM COUNTY COURT.

wlNDHAM COUNTY COURT.
The court convened at Newfane ol
Tuesday Of last week. Present, Hon
Jonathan Ross, presiding Judge; Hon
r. w Clark, Hon. L. s. Walker, assist
ant Judges.
In the case Of the Cash Meat Market Us
Robert NJ Lennon and Trustees, judgment
was rendered for plaintiff for $1l9.ll
damages, and trustees adjudged charga
BILE for S6o.50 on their disclosure.
Scott Dunklee Us. C.M, Goodenough
this case was heard on demurrer to plain
tiff7s replication. The demurrer wa,
overruled, to which the defendent eX.
cepted and cause passed to the supreme
court.
Lemuel Smith and ,cVe Us. The Niagara
Fire Lsurance Company, which was
tried at the September term, 1887, and
then went to the supreme court. where it
was heard and remanded for new trial
was settled.
In John Gdluin Us. L. p Ldnton judg.
ment was rendered for the plaintiff with
out hearing, and referred to the clerk to
assess the damages.
Warrsn r. Hid reth Us. Neufane was
continued on motion of defendent and at
its expense, by reason of the absence of
a material witness.
After court adjourned Tuesday after
noon meeting of the members of the
| Windham County bar was held with Hon.
K. w. Clark in the chair and Hon. Royal
| Tyler as clerk. Col Haskins, Judge
Tyler and S. T. Davenport, Esq, were
appointed committee to draft and re-
port resolutions expressive of the senti-
ments of the bar relative to the gift of a
portrait of the Hon. Oscar L. Shafter,
deceased, recently forwarded from Cali
fornia by his widow. The committee
subsequently reported the following reso-
lutions, which were unanimously adopt
ed:
That we hereby tender our sincere thanks
to Mrs. Sarah r. Shafter OF Oakland, California
for her generous gift Of the portrait of her dis
tinguished husband, Hon. Oscar l.. Shafter,
deceased, formerly highly respected, widely
known and honored member of our bar, with
which to adorn our court room.
| 2 That copy of the foregoing resolutions be
furnished the donor, and also to the county news.
papers for publication.
Resolutions were also adopted and COM
mittees appointed relative to the matter
of procuring portraits of Hon. James
Shaiter of San Francisco, Hon. J. Dorr
Bradley and Chas. N. Davenport, Esq,
of Brattleboro, for the further embellish
ment of the court room.
Lucy Doolittte, E1ecutrir, Us. E. W.
Stevens. This was an action of eject
ment. Verdict for defendent, to which
the plaintiff excepted.
| Herbert W. Sanders Us. Myron 0. Barnes.
This was an action of general assumpsit.
Verdict for plaintiff for s28.
| s. II. Halstead & Company Us. Valles
MIL Company. This was an action of as
sumpsit, and resulted in verdict fol-
plaintiff of $3.50, and interest from Oct
1888.
| Watson French Us. James 0. FOllett. A
replevin suit to determine the owner.
ship of horse. After long struggle
the jury disagreed aud were discharged.
No State cases were tried, but the
following persons pleaded guilty, and
received sentence:
Horace E. Simpson, arson, one
year in State Prison.
Frank Tibbitts, larceny, 4 years in
State Prison.
VIM. A. Lascomb, larceny, 2 years
in the House Of Correction.
Philip Agan, larceny, 6 months in
House of Correction.
Frank Gould, larceny, 5 months in
House of Correction.
| Lee Haven and Sydney Jones, as
sault, s25 each.
VIM. Murphy, Apt., selling liquor,
500 and costs.
Chas. Tuttle, selling liquor, $7i
and costs.
Albert Gates, selling liquor, $40
and costs.
The following divorces we're grant.
ed:
Mary L. VS. Fred H. Wheeler
adultery.
Flora d. VS. Rodolphus Goodale-
desertion.
Jennie E. VS. Francis Curtis, Jr
refusal to support.
Flora B. VS. Watson S. French
adultery.
Cora A. VS. Frank Harvey-deser
ton.
Adelaide E. VS. Albion w. Mich
ols-adultery.
Ida l. VS. Austin w. Clayton re
fusal to support.
Court rose Wednesday morning.
Falling of the hair is the result o
naction of the glands or roots of tn
hair, or a morbid state of the scalp
which may be cured by Halls Hal
. Rsnewer,