Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-06-27
Orange County Court.
June Term, 1895.

OTdIlXS NOuHIy NUuE :.
1 June Term, 1895.
Hon. John W. Rowell, Presiding Judge.
Ho HON. v Wm. 4. PRi ib5ssy, Asst Judges
Curtis 8. Emery, Clerk
| Hale K. Darling, Deputy Clerk.
Charles F. Smith, Sheriff
Daniel c. Hyde, States Attorney.
/, Margaret E. Chestnut, Reporter.
Court adjourned at one O'Clock Saturday
afternoon, after a session of three weeks.
Lest week was devoted entirely to court
cases, OF which the following disposition
was made.
o. v. Downing E. D. Purvee was an
action OF trover for two horses sold to de-
PENDANT by plaintiff. The plaintiff re-.
ceived S15 in cash and lien note, and the
defendant claimed that he should offer to
rescind before bringing this action.
Judgment for defendant, exceptions by
plaintiff. R. M. Harvey for plaintiff; John
w. Gordon, r. A. Hoar and J. H. Watson
| for defendant.
Ruth 8. Wilds' Est. v Ann H. Rood's
Est, apt, which was an appeal from com
missioners, was decided In favor OF plain
tiff. judgment being rendered for $46Sl
and costs. Both parties except. j. y.
| Oc1lbUu Huu H. M' A1nAVCy AOA PAoinun
N. L. Boyden and J.H. Watson for defend
ant.
James Wallace and others Continental
Insurance Co. was heard on defendants
demurrer to plaintiffs replication. The
demurrer was sustained, replication ad :
Judged insufficient and plaintiffs ordered
Ito answer over without prejudice to de-
murrer. Smith & Sloane for plaintiffs;
Dillingham;, Huse& Rowland for defendant.
| A. s. Martyr Francis Curtis. This was
q writ of right to try the title to certain
land in the town OF Orange, and the hear.
ing occupied nearly two days. Judgment
was rendered for the defendant to recover
his costs. Exceptions by plaintiff. j. w.
Gordon and R. A. Hoar for plaintiff; K.
M. Harvey and ]. H. Watson for defend
ant.
Israel A. Camp Mary Ann Camp was
contested divorce case and resulted in the
dismissal OF the petition. R. M. Harvey
and Darling & Darling for petitioner;
Frank Plumley and John b. Pickett for
petitionee. In the companion case OF Ma
ry A. Camp Andrew |. Camp, decree
was made giving Mrs. Camp certain prop.
erty of her husbands for the support OF
herself and minor children.
Town of Washington v Luther RAMS
dell. This was the "smallpox CASE" con-
corning which considerable local interest
has been manifested. The town claimed
to recover S725.72, that being the total ex
pense resulting from Mrs Ramsdell's sick
ness with small pox. There was no dis
pute as to the facts and the defendant in
PRODUCED no evidence. the sum claimed
1886 was for furniture, clothing and uten-
sils destroyed to prevent the spread OF the
disease, 500 for DOCTORS bills, $3.50 20 FOL
nurses, $11.72 for disinfectants and S26 x
IN 10
found the defendant chargeable for one
fourth OF DR.. Smiths bill OF $170, and one.
fourth OF the nurses bill OF $l50.75, and
several other small items, and rendered
judgment for the plaintiff to recover $780,
and costs. Both parties took exceptions
and the case goes to the Supreme Court
J r. NJ, Harvey and ]. H. Watson for plain.
TIT; Darling 4 Darling for defendant.
Royal III. 4 Sarah A. Drew James u
Corliss and trustee. Heard on referees
supplementary report. Trustee discharged
with costs. Darling & Darling for plain
tifis; J. D. Denison for defendant anc
trustee.
The following divorces were granted
|. during the term
, Ida 5. Mann Wallace 8. Mann.
/ Orange B. Newton Lucy Newton.
Janet 8. Herrick John Herrick.
David E. Bagley vElnora Bagley.
Georgiana Sargent Charles H. Sargent
Jessie M.Spaulding Chas. E. Spaulding
Joshua T. Walker Anna e. Walker.
Ida e. Ford Jacob w. Ford.
Emma M. Morey Albert E. Morey.
Linda G. Sanders Austin l.. Sanders.
Lena M. Gray Roscoe j. tray.
Jennie L Avery v Alvin L. Avery.
Angie J. Day Albert Dav.
Maria L.Johnson William II. johnson
II. Beaumella Williams Wallace Viii
liams.
Asenath v. Cross Andrew j. Cross.
The following state cases have been en-
tered and disposed OF since our last re
/ port:
, ent was negro and was charged with as
saulting Francis Laird OF Chelsea, last Oct
Plea, guilty; fine, $l5 and costs. state
Attorney for state; K. M. Harvey ior re
spondent.
+ State Carlos White. The inform alto
, | in the case charged the respondent with as
] saulting Perley Rogers OF Chelsea. Whit
, pleaded not guilty and bail was fixed a
t $2O0, which he procured, and the case wa
State Henry W. Bishop. MIR. Bisho
keeps the hotelin Bradford and was be
fore the court charged with selling liquor
He pleaded guilty to nve nrSt oHenses an
was fined $500 and costs. States Attorne
Tor state; q. "A. Dickey for respondent. :,
state William Morrill, and John. W
Blaisdell was prosecution for breach 9
the peace. Both respondents pleaded gull
ty and were each fined sl5 and one hal
the costs.
COURT NOTES.
Seventeen divorces were granted tni
term.
We understand that the States Attorne
found several suggestive souvenirs In hl
buggy on arriving home.
The suit OF George w. Cleveland Jon
g. Bacon has peen referred to 3. L. Smit
. to be heard and decided according to Law
r The case OF State "John Heminway
(for beating board bilI)will probably De NJ
: pressed, though the States Attorney say
1.-THE state is ready"
The court reporter, Miss Chestnut, s
manned in town after adjournment for tn
purpose of reporting the Jesseman case
/, the final hearing in which was heard De
fore justices Fuller and Hatch, June 20
Many have testified to the fact that y
Glidden's Rheumatic Cure will cure kher
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