Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1895-12-19
Orange County Court.
December Term, 1925.

| Hon. JAMES M. TYLER, Presiding Judge.
Hon, CHESTER DICKEY, Assistant
Hon. WILLIAM H. KIBBEY, Judges.
CURTIS 8. EMERY, Clerk.
CHARLES r. SMITH, Sheriff.
DANIEL q. HYDE, States Attorney.
MARGARET X. CHESTNUT, Reporter.
HALF X. DARLING, Deputy Clerk.
Court adjourned formally at Ga. n.
| last week Wednesday. The following
cases, in addition to those reported last
week, were disposed Of.
Ransom, Forbes g. Co. v. Q. "A. B!odgett.
This cause was referred to 8. B. Hebard at
the December term, 1885, and his death
rendered the appointment of new referee
and the case was continued. A. K. Brown
for plaintiff; j. D. Denison and N. L. Boy
| den for defendant.
Celia G. Blodgett v. J. A. Chase, apt. g.
8. Emery was appointed referee IN TINS
case for the same reason as In the previous
case, Same counsel, vice versa.
In re Est. OF Electa Hall, Sarah A. =.
Walton, apt, etc. At the last December
term Hugh Henry was appointed com.
missioner In this case. His appointment
was not acceptable to Miss Walton. who
be was Judge OF probate and in hearing
this case would have to pass upon the do
lings of another Judge OF probate. Judge
Henry, on learning that Miss Walton was
not satisfied with him promptly resigned.
Messrs. q. p. Tarbell and d. 9. Denison
called the attention of the court to the
circumstances attending Judge Henry's
resignation and made some caustic COM
ments thereon, which Gov. Farnham, as
counsel for Miss Walton, replied to with
spirit. II was the first and only tilt" Of
At - Indno Hon.
ry's name stricken Oh, and the case was
continued.
Grace Lille Rich v. Fred J. Rich. Petit
tion for divorce. Granted for intolerabie
severity, and the petitioner was given
leave to resume her maiden name OF Her
sey. Darling & Darling for petitioner.
William c. Clark, apt, v. Est. OF An
drew 8. Allis, Wallace. 8. Allis, Admir-.
Heard on demurrer to the declaration.
Demurrer sustained and declaration ad-
judged insufficient. Plaintiff given leave
to amend in 80 days on usual terms, ana
defendant has thirty days thereafter to
plead. N. L. Boyden and J. h. Watson
for plaintiff; ]. D. Denison for defendant.
Romina E. Lupien v. Napoleon B. Lu.
pien. Bill OF divorce granted for intoler-
able severity. Custody OF i've minor
children decreed petitioner, and all the
property named in the petition decreed
her as alimony. J. H. Watson for petit
toner.
Nancy A. Corliss,-v John B. Corliss.
This was an uncontested divorce suit and
q bill was granted for intolerable severity.
Five hundred dollars in money and all OF
the personal effects OF the petitioner were
decreed to her as alimony by agreement
Of the parties. J. H. Watson appeared
Tor the petitioner, andlDarling & Darling
Mr.. Corliss upon the question
The A. s. Root Co. v. D. ". Ramsdell.
Order OF notice to defendant by publica-
ion in HERALD AND NEWS. j. D. Deni-
ION for plaintiff.
Wilson G. Morris v. Margaret Morris.
Divorce granted for intolerable severity.
!. H. Watson for petitioner.
Whitney, Tracy & Co. V. Written &
Temple. Judgment for plaintiff without
,osts. c. 8. Emery for plaintiff; W. H.
Nichols for defendant.
]. K. Darling, Admir-, v. @. 8. Emery,
Admir-. and others, bill OF interpleader is