The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-12-25

10 DO returned, before Barron got
around TO return the property this suit
was brought upon the bond. Judg.
ment for the penalty Of the bond
$500 was rendered ut the December
term 1890, and II was continued for
trial upon the branches. 1t Is adjudg.
cd this term that the branches Of the
bond as to the non return of twelve
barrels of cider and fifty tons of hay
are proved and the damages are ASSESS
ed at $26S-$250 for the hay and $18
for the cider. Darling and Harvey
for the plaintiff and White for the de-
feddant.
49, Elsada Gladding v. julius Glad
ding. Divorce. Death of defendant
suggested. Petition dismissed. DENT.
son for petitioner, Wing h Fay for pe.
titionee.
80. Henry Martin v. J. M. Seaver,
Trover. Discontinued as per stipulaA
ton on file. Boyces for plaintiff,
Shurtlef for defendant. Is
81. Woodbury. Granite Co. v. Els.
tate of d. W. Learned. Petition for
appeal from the decision Of the pro-
bate court. Petition allowed. Lam.
son for petitioner, Smith & Sloan for
petitiOnee.
90. Edgar E. Martin =. H. II. Mar.
tin apt. Assumpsit. Settled. Oar.
ling for plaintiff, Bovces for defendant
100. Willie Magoon v. James RouS
han apt. Assumpsit. Settled. Har-
vey for plaintiff, e. A Dickey for de-
PENDANT. ,
1902. H. II. Martin Admr. v. B. F.
Sibley. Replevin. Settled. Boyces
for plaintiff, Darling for defendant.
1O6. Alice A. Hoyt v. Charles B.
Hoyt; petition for divorce. Dismiss
ed. Harvey for petitioner.
10Y. Nettie M. Butterfield v. Frank
T. Butterfield, petition for divorce.
Bill granted for intolerable severity.
Boyden for petitioner.
10S. Ellet C. Jackson v. Gertrude
E. jackson. Petition for divorce.
| Dismissed. Boyden for petitioner,
Cushman for petitionee.
| 109. Seth Moves v. Fred Nelson.
Trespass quare clausen tregit. Set
tied. Darling for plaintiff, Tarbell for
defendant.
40. Hyde Cabot v. Philips L. Sar-
gent. Assumpsit. Referred to John
II. Watson. Darling for plaintiff,
| Harvey for defendant, continued.
" i'll. Bessie M. Roberts v. Leslie
Richardson. Bastardy. Discontin-
ued.,, Darling for. plaintiff, Pingree
| for defendant
l12. Newell G. Wright v. Abel M.
Weeks and Bradford Savings Bank and
Trust Co., trustee. Assumpsit.. Re.
ferred to- and continued.
Farnham for plaintiff, g. A. Dickey
for defendant, Watson for defendaIstt~
| 10. Fred f. Moore v. Emma l..
Moore. Petition for divorce. Motion
for temporary alimony. Household
goods and earnings of minor son de-
creed to the wife and also the custody
of the minor son. Continued. Peck
EFT for petitioner, Watson for petit
tionee.
1873. State v. Charles Hadlock. Em>
bezzlement. Mo1le prosepui entered
by States Attorney.
| 1879. State v. Lillia Ann A. Foster
and Chase Smith. Indictment for
poisoning At the June term 1890
respondents were let out on their own
recognizance. Nozze 9rosequs entered
by the States Attorney. Harvey and
Smith & Sloan for respondents.
There were forty-fOur new entries
and the following cases were acted up
on. The rest were continued.
1879. Willie G. Rich v. Joel Hersey.
Judgment by default. Continued for
assessment of damages by jury. Oar
ling for plaintiff.
AL. John T. Manson v. Abbie f.
Chamberlin and trustee. Assumpsit
on note. Discontinued on account Of
foreclosure of the same note. Farm
ham for plaintiff, Pickett for defend
ant.
IA. M. G. Marshall v. VIM. Mar
shall. Replevin. Default. Judg-
ment for plaintiff. One cent damages
and one cent costs. Smith & Sloan for
plaintiff.
155. Smith Il Sloan v. VIM. Sham
pcau and trustee. Action of book &C.
count. Judgment to account. r.
Farnham auditor and commissioner to
take the disclosure of the trustee.
Smith & Sloan pro Sc, Hosford for de-
PENDANT, Smith & Sloan for trustee.
156. Royal HI. and Sarah A. Drew
v. James d. Corliss and trustee As
sumpsit. Judgment for plaintiff. R.
Farnham commissioner to take disclo.
sure of trustee. Continued as to trus-
tee. Darling for plaintiff, Denison for
defendant and trustee.
100. Aaron N. King v. Frank s.
futile. Asspmpsit Referred to j.
K. Darling to be heard and decided ac-
,ording to the rules of law. Contin-
ned. Tarbell for plaintiff, Hyde for
165. Aaron N. King v. Henry B.
Truman. Assumpsit. Default. Dana
lges assessed at 1857 IL, costs $4,000.
rarbell for plaintiff.
Ill. State v. George r. Wilmot.
Information filed Dec. 16 inst, for as
ault and battery. Plea, guilty. Fine
B25. 90, costs $1,000 Paid. States
Attorney for the state.
III. State v. Fred s. Barrie. In
filed Dec. II inst, for the
arceny of large quantity of jewelry,
wearing apparel and other goods from
runks at the Wells River depot.