Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-12-13

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is the last case on the jury calendar, but
was the first to be tried, all the other jury
cases having been otherwise disposed oil
This is an action of trespass. The trespass
complained Of consists in the defendants
passing across portion OF the plalntin
land, which they had been in the habit OF
doing for several years, TO reach pasture
owned by them. The defense is a claim Of
a right of way. The parties reside at Posi-
Mills and the case is one OF good deal OF
local interest The trial was begun Thurs
day morning but was suspended on fri
day because of the sickness OF Mr.. Wat
son and Mr.. Harvey, both OF whom were
obliged to go to their homes. The case was
resumed Tuesday afternoon; }. h. Wat
son and g. A. Dickey for plaintiff; OAR
ling & Darling and r. M. Harvey Tor de-
PENDANT.
All the iurymen except those drawn for
the trial Of Davis v.Aldrich were dismissed
Thursday afternoon. The following dis
position was made OF the remaining cases
on the jury calendar:
Lora KilburD Arthur Adams. Settled
James M Whitney, Admir-, Hannibal
Adams, Wallace Brown, trustee. Referred
to j. H. Watson to be heard and decided
according to laW Homer S. Clark Har-
nv E. Parker. Settled; Alice B. Iaplln,
apt, v j. L. Brooks g. Trustees. Taken
from the jury calendar and judgment rem
QGleQ against u6ltuQdIb nNIOAo3h6 ~
specifications. Trustees chargeable as per
disclosure. All other cases on the jury
calendar are continued.
Ellen L. Huntley w. II. Huntley. This
was an uncontested divorce case ard was
heard Wednesday. Judgment was reserved
awaiting proof OF notice. Smith d Sloane
for petitioner.
made: Clark Briggs q Trustee. Q. s..
Emery. auditor; State Wilson. Bench
warrant ordered; Crockett Barre. Rule
OF reference discharged; continued; KIM
balls Day & Trustee. Misentry; Bliss V
West Fairlee. Misentry; Parish and anoth-
er Tarbell ct al. Discontinued by death
OF defendant and appointment of COM
missioners Trustee discharged with costs;
Waldo ct al.v Randolph. Misentry Elan
ders Williams. Rule for bail in 80 days
or nonsuit of this term; Niles TT al. He
bard. Death of defendant suggested il X.
Darling, Admir-, has leave to enter and de-
fend; Hebard, EXT. Jones. Death Of
plaintiff suggested; j. X. Daring, Admir-,
has leave to enter and prosecute; Cutler v
Clark. Judgment that partition be had
and commissioners appointed; Leighton
V Carpenter q Harvey. Default judgment
on default; Emery Smith. Settled Pres
colt George & Holland. Discontinued by
insolvency OF defendants; Cabot Ken
nedy & Trustee. r. Farnham commission
er to take disclosure OF trustee; First Ma
tional bank OF Chelsea v sOrdWay. Judg-
mept by default; Joslyn v Lewis. Judg-
ment by default; Carlton West. Judg-
ment for plsintiff. Motion for certified
execution denied; Rollins Allison udg-
ment by default; Ingersoil Sergeant Drill
Co. Copperfeld M. & s. Co. Same en-
try as the last.
The following cases have been discon-
tiDued:
Eastman Hatch & Trustee; Smith v
Bell; Curtis Sulham; Sumner v Sumner;
Hyde Chandler d Ames; Chandler V
Ames; Hyde Hoyt.
state Mark Davis and VIM. Jandro.
This was an information for larceny, and
the respondents were arraigned Thursday,
pleading guilty. The larceny consisted in
stealing small quantity OF grain from G.
ii. Bigelow of Brookfield last week. Both
respondents reside In Barre. They were
fined ten dollars and costs each. States
Attorney ID. c. Hy de for state. RIM .Har-
vey for respondents; State Clifford Will
is Brooks. Information for larceny. The
respondent lives in West Fairlee and was
charged with stealing watch belonging
to one Avery at the East Corinth fair last
August The respondent was arraigned
Friday, pleaded guilty, and was fined ten
dollars and costs. States Atty. for state,
II. K. Darling for respondent.
The new entry docket which is issued,
under the rule, on the fourth day OF the
term contains the following cases:
Linda Q. Sanders Austin l.. Sanders
Divorce. Darling & Darling for pet'r; AL
ice A. Stiles Frank Stiles. Divorce. Boy
den for pet'r; Albert Day Angie j. Day.
Divorce. Emery for pet'r; Lena M. GRAY
Roscoe j Gray. Divorce. Harvey for pet'r;
Roswell Farnham, Admir- of estate OF Al.
win 0rdway, v Aaron N. King. Assumpsit.
Farnham for pet'r; Tarbell & Whitman
for DAFT. q (trrf Cs.tk he.
son. Trover. Pocket for plff VIM. Hewes
V Henry Benjamin. Trover. Hyde for
plh.; Israel A Camp Mary Ann Camp
Divorce. Harvey for plff.; Curtis s. Emery
Moses M. Durham. SANDER. Darling 4
Darling for plff.; Jennie L. Avery Alvin
l.. Avery. Divorce. Hyde for plff.; State
Wilbur Moore, apt. Cruelty to animas
Ira E. Tucker Alma j. Tucker. divorce.
Darling q Darling for pet'r; Angie j. Day
V Albert Day. Divorce. Stow for pet'r;
Darling q Darling for petionee; VIM. j.
Gilmore Jesse A. Baldwin d John Hart
well. Assumpsit. Farnham for plff.; Peck
ct for def't; In re Est. of Electa Hall
Sarah A. 2. Walton, Adm'x, apt; Appeal
from probate. TarDell & Whitman and
Denison for plff.; Farnham for def't
The following new entries in cnancery
have been made:
Ruth Sanoorn George NJ .Emt rson and
Emma j. Emerson. Harvey for orator;
GoruOn Tor def'ti Chas. III. Bass Chas L. |
Holman. Boyden for orator; Scion K
Berry Harriet Howard. Watson for or.
ator; Hyde for delft; S. c. Clement Day. |
i'd Poor's Est. Brought forward for the
purpose of appointing a master of distri |
button to ill vacancy caused by the death |
OF S. B. Hebard. c SEmery was appoint.
ed.
COURT NOTES.
OF The fifteen entries at this term, seven
are divorce cases. Conjugal felicity seems
TO be On the wane in this county.
The contest for the position of deputy
sheriff at West Fairlee has been settled.
Sheriff Smith having reappointed Harris |
NJ. Miller.
We were in error last week in stating
that the prayer at the opening of court
was made by Rev. BIB. Sherman. when ne |
should have stated that Rev. Il. F.. For
rest officiated.
The familiar form of Fred Hartman u-as
noticed about the courtroom the first dav
OF the term. Mr.. Hartman rarely misses |
term OF court, and annotates a docket 1
with as much care as any member of the
bar '"e
Among the lawyers from outside the
county. presen. at this term, we nave mo-
ticed +. w. Bisbee and Mr.. Martin Of Rar-
70, NJ. NJ. Wilson Of Bethel. A. a Whit