Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-01-26

No. PA. Eli S. Mills apt. v. Horace
White, administrator, and G. +. Smith.
Appeal from Probate Court on motion to
remove the administrator. Heard on mo-
tion to remove. Judgment that the ap-
peal is not sustained and that the appoint
ment stand and that the judgment be GER
titled to the Probate Court. Exceptions
by the plaintiff as to the administrator,
and cause is passed to the Supreme Court
Certificate to the Probate Court to be stay
ed. Costs to follow suit. Dillingham; d
Huse, Senter and Shurtlen for plaintiff,
Harvey and Watson for defendant.
No. 21S. Aaron McCrillis V. Julia Nc
Crillis. Decree Of divorce for desertion.
Hyde for petitioner.
No. 229. State V. Curtis B. Fish. In
dictment for assault with intent to main.
This case arose in Newbury and is one of
the strangest on record. The States At
torney asked that he be permitted to enter
a nolle prosequi for the reason that he had
become satisfied that he could not con-
vict the respondent. The very subject OF
the manning would testify in favor OF the
respondent. The court directed that
nolle prosequi be entered. Harvey for re-
spondent.
NEW ENTRIES.
No. go. State Y. y. T. Freeman. Liquor
prosecution. Plea, "guilty of one first Of
No. 253. Mira II. Crook V. town and vii
lage of Bradford. This was a petition to
the County Court to be allowed an appeal
from the action OF the village trustees in
Strengthening or widening a street in
Bradford village so as to throw up the PEE
titioner's COW pass. A motion to dismiss
is filed by both defendants and il is heard
Dec. Both. The motion is sustained and
petition dismissed. 1t is finally concluded
that the village is not proper party ana
the petitioner takes exception 10 the above
ruling only as to the town, and the cause
is passed to the Supreme Court. Pickett
and Smith x Sloan for petitioner, Watson
for the town and A. M. Dickey for the vii
lage.
No. 237. Addie A. Davis V. VIM. F. Da-
Wis. Petition for support while prosecut-
ing suit for divorce. Judgment that the
petitionee pay temporary alimony in the
sum of s25 to enable the petitioner to sup
port her petition, to be paid to the clerk
in 60 days for the use of the petitioner.
Hunton & Stickney for petitioner, Watson
for petitionee.
No. p. Albert II. Owens V. George A.
Dickey and Bradford Savings Bank and
Trust Co., trustee. Action OF assumpsit.
Specifications to be filed in 15 days. X.
Farnham, commissioner to take the dis
closure of the trustee. Chapman and Wat /
son for plaintiff, Dickey pro Sc, Watson
Tor the trustee.
No. 243. w. c. Corliss v.Herbert ii Cor |
liss and Chas. S. Corliss, Admr., trustee. /
r. M. Harvey, commissioner
TO take disclosure. Rule for bail and con-
tinued. Watson for plaintiff, Darling for /
defendant.
No. $50. Samuel Bean, executor, V. c. n. I
Perkins, action OF book account. Judg- I
ment TO account. Defendant defaulted.
J. X. Darling, auditor. Watson for plain
tin.
No. 259. r. B. McDuhee and Others v.
w. b. Carpenter and trustee. Assumpsit. /
5. b. Hebard, commissioner to take dis- /
closure OF trustee. Harvey for plaintiff, Ii. /
b. Rider and Darling for defendant.
No. 272. Alvin II. Smith V. school dis
trict No. in Orange. Action Of assump
sit. ID. X. Houghton, once an inhabitant
)f the district and now owning property /
here, asks leave to enter to defend this 4
suit. The school district, that is the pres
mt inhabitants, do not propose to defend.
Houghton says that in case of judgment
against the district, he would be subject
q pay part OF the tax altho' not now an
nhabitant OF the district. ID. X. Hough-
ON has leave to enter and defend and
Messrs. Orr and Harvey enter for the de-
ence. Darling for plaintiff.
No. 273. State V. Daniel NJ. McGinnis.
information for burglary. Sentence,
our years in States prison.
No. 277. State v.Casar Committi, liquor.
Plea, guilty of three first offences. Fine,
80, and costs, si6.11. Paid.