Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-12-06

Hon. Russell S. Taft Presiding Judge.
Hon. Chester Dickey, Assistant Judges.
Hon. VIM. H. Kibbey,
Curtis S. Emery, Clerk.
Charles f. Smith, Sheriff.
Daniel c. Hyde, States Attorney.
Margaret E. Chestnut, Reporter
Hale K. Darling, Deputy Clerk.
The December term of the Orange Coun-
ty Court convened at Chelsea at ten
O'Clock Tuesday forenoon, with the ABOVE
officers in attendance. Court was opened
with prayer by Rev. B. B. Sherman, after
which the petit jurors, whose names are
given eIseW here, were sworn and instruct
ed in their duties by Judge Taft.
We go to press too early to report the
disposition of any OF the cases, a full re-
port of which will appear next week. Al
the present writing the 10 dacationS are
that there will be a short term and that
but two civil cases will be tried by Jury.
The following cases have been set for
the jury:
Lora Kilburn Y. Arthur Adams; Hattie
j. Pelton V. Edmund Illsleyj James NJ
Whitney, Admr.,v. Hannibal Adams, Wal
lace Brown, trustee; Harris A. Roberts V.
Henry Wells; Chas. Robinson V. Ii. Il.
Parker; e. e. Spicer V. Egbert II. Allis.
ID DAY, WEDNESDAY, DEC o.
Homer 5. Clark " Harry E. Parker;
Alice b. Taplin, apt, V. j. l.. Brooks *
Trustees; Chas. Patten V. Fred Livermore,
apt; Thomas II. Chubb V. George ii.
Church; Nathan Davis Y. Chase. Aldrieh,
Truman L. Aldrich & Alma l.. Aldrich.
The following cases have been set for
trial BIZ the court: ID. G. Woodward v. e..
W. Granger & another & Trustee; Kan
lfD, Forbes d Co. V. c. A. Blodgett; Celia
C. Blodgett v J. A. Chase, apt; Charles
kidder v. w. S, Mann; Luke Parish ct al.
V. Geo. l.. Spear, apt.i Luke Parish Geo
J.. Spear, apt; Luke Parish v. George L.
Smear, apt; Fannie j. Lamb V. Chas. W.
j Lamb; Orange B. Newton V. Lucy New
ton; Ruth 5. Wiids' est. Y. Ann II. Rood S
est apt: Nellie A. Smith v. Daniel N.
Smith; John Herrick v. Jeanette Her
rick; Nathan Davis V. Chas. @. Aldrichi
Geo Crocker, apt, v. b. b. Chase's est, l.
S. Chase, admr. Luke Parish & another v.
Daniel Tarbell, Trus. and Client, apis;
Janet S. Herrick John Herrick; Will
Campbell Malinda Campbell; Mary A.
Camp Andrew l. Camp; John q. Elan
ders %. n. ~, Charles Williams, apt;
Nellie NJ. Cove Hiram ID. Cove; Ellen l..
Huntley w. IL. Huntley; Robert Wilcox
Katie Wilcox; VIM. Marion Fred
Gross: Sanford c. Bsnister Melissa
Banister; Albert S. Mcconnell Mary
Jane Mcconnell; A. A. Niles q Others
Salmon b. Hebard Salmon b. Hebard,
Exr. of last will OF Pauline A. Cabot, Liz
zie p. Smith, legatee, apt, V. Ezra Jones;
Frank P. Leighton w. B. Carpenter& X.
NJ. Harvey; Arch bald Backup Robert
b. Dow; e. j. Prince v o. b. Hinckley *
II. X. Burnham, apis; e. w. Bailey & Co.
A. w. Tewksbury d Sons; Jacob w.
Ford Ida Il Ford; John c. Carlton, apt,
v Royal f. West; Chas. b. Rollins John
X. Allison.
COURT NOTES.
II. o. Bryant is officiating as ianitor, as
usual, at this term, TO the satisfaction of
all concerned.
By the recent assignment of judges, it
appears that Judge Rowell is to hold the
June term in this county, commencing
June 4, 1895.
At the December term, 1894, Israel Smith
was presiding judge and Alexander Har-
yey, assistant judge. These names are
represented on the docket of this term by |
c. f. Smith, sheriff, and r. M. Harvey, at
torney.
Just twenty years ago this term Judge |
Dickey took his seat on the bench as as
sistaDt judge, serving two years as such. |
His colleague was Judge Cobb. So far as
we can learn, Judge Dickey is the only
side Judge who has been elected more than |
once in recent years other than by consec-
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