Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-12-31

ant IS and taxable costs, plaintiH 10 .aKe
no costs OF this term. Terms to be com
piled within 30 days from rising OF court
or nonsuit OF this term. h;ooluUn io'
plaintiff; n. L. Boyden for defenosnt.
WI. Shaw v Babcock q Howard .Juog-
ment for plaintiff for s277.29 and costs
Roswell Farm ham for plaintiff; J. ID. wat
son for defendant. n.
o. v. Downing K. ID. Purvee, apt. De-
PENDANT to furnish $50 bail on or peIors
ten days before next term. Daring q
Darling for plaintiff; X. A.Hoar anu ). w
/ Gordon for defendant.
T.. b. Sherwin v Saloma A. Andrus, Es-
tate. Alexander DunDett appointed au-
ditor aud referee. Roswell Farnbam ior
plaintiff; j. II. Watson and X. M. harvey
/ Tor defendant. ~
e. II. Sherwin same defendant. j. X.
! Darling appointed auditor and referee.
Same counsel as preceding case.
/ Hilas ID. Davis Continental Insurance
/ Co. Judgment for plaintiff by agreement.
smith q Sloane for plaintiff; j. b. Peckett
/ for defendant.
Samuel Bean Benjamin Niles. Judg-
ment for plaintiff. J. II. Watson for plain
Tiff; VIM. Batchelder for defendant.
Frank c. Churchill Benz. Niles. Judg-
ment by default. j. c. Harvey, referee, TO
assess damages. WIN. batcheloer lor
plaintiff.
VIM. Mcconnell Sally r. Emery, ant.
Judgment for plaintiff; damages, f41.Io;
costs, s24.92; trustee chaTgeable ID the
sum of $3.50. II. A. White and X. M
Harvey for plaintiff; Darling q Darling
for defendant.
George A. II. Dow w. @. McLoud, apt.
Judgment for plaintiff against principal
debtor; damages, SS0.11. {. 5. Emery,
Comr. 10 take trustees disclosure. II. A.
White and X. M. Harvey for plaintiff; A..
q. Fay and J. W. Gordon for defendant.
Augustus A. Rowell V j. ID. Clough, apt.
Referred TO j. ID. Denison to be heard and
decided according to law. j. II. Watson
for plaintiff; Chapman q Lang for de-
fenuant.
w. S. Curtis, apt, Belle Mauley and
James A. Fowler, Admr., Trustee. Judg-
ment for plaintiff against defendant, by
default; discontinued as to trustee. M. Nj.
Wilson for plaintiff; j. ID. Denison for
trustee
Theodore w Smith, Admr de bonis non,
w. 5 5. Buck. Judgment for plaintiff,
by default. Darling & Darling for plain
uG.
j. Moss q Co. John L. Mann. Judg-
ment for plaintiff. j. ID. Denison for
plaintiff: n. L. Boyden for defendant.
Seth "A. King v.Seth M. Flint. Referred
to j. n. Watson TO be heard and decided
according TO law. n. L. Boyden for plain.
tiff; NJ. NJ. Wilson for defendant,
+. II. johnson Dix J. Camp, apt. Judg-
ment TO account; K. NJ. Harvey, auditor.
). ii. Watson for plaintiff; Darling x OAR
ling for defendant.
First National Bank OF Chelsea Walter
NJ. Ordway Il Trustees. Judgment against
defendant by default: with the court as to
trustees, for judgment as OF this term. q.
l.. Stow for plaintiff; c. 5. Emery for
trustees.
A. l.. Bailey w. c. Gilman. Prayer OF
petition granted; petitioner has leave to
enter original cause in county court; ex-
ceptions by pc titionee. Bates & May for
petitioner; j. II. Watson for petitionee.
Nellie A. Scales, apt, Estate of John
II. Judd. Referred to Cbas. =. Tarbell to
be heard and decided according to law.
Darling Il Darling for plaintiff; F. A.
Bodies for defendant.
Haynes, Sparrell 4 Co. J. s. Blanchard.
Judgment for plaintiff by default, for one
cent damages and costs. j. W. Russell
and j. n. Macomber for plaintiff.
Harry l.. Bowin Albert q. bradshaw,
apt Judgment for plaintiff; damages,
si00 %; costs, S17 80. Darling Il Darling
for plaintiff; N. l.. Boyden for defendant.
b. &. Bond G. II. Ware. Motion to
dismiss sustained and cause was dismissed.
Il Nj. Harvey for plaintiff; j. II. Watson
for defendant.
cHANcERY CASES.
The following cases in chancery we're
entered as settled: James w. Buzzell
B W. Still and others; c. ID. Lucas Levi
f. Baldwin; A. NJ. Cone Asshel Durkee.
Special masters we're appointed in the
following cases: Milo c. Bailey and Jacob
+ Bailey v. Judith A. Bailey aud Hale q.
Bailey; W. W. Miles, special master. John
&. Carleton and Sophronia A. Wilmot v
Maria l.. Hurlburt; T.. W. Smith, special
master. Randolph Natl Bank Berlin
q 10 "a II fal
Foreclosures were decreed in the follow
ing cases
Allen n. Clapp Joseph c. Moore and
Emily II. Moore. Bill taken as confessed;
one year TO redeem. Darling q Darling
for orator.
Almena p. Cook, Admx., Charles VI.
Avery, ct al. Bill taken as confessed; one
year to redeem. Nj. NJ. Wilson for orator.
Julia NJ. Udall Jonathan Peach. Bill
taken as confessed; 900 to be paio March
]. 1897, balance in one year from Dec. Is, |
1896. ID. {. Hyde for oratrix.
Court adjourned at IL a. m. Dec. 23d, at. |
Ter session OF 20 working days.
NOTES.
Sheriff c. f. Smith has been granted
permission to place a telephone in his Of
ice at West Topsham at the expense OF |
The county.
This term was the longest December |
held in this county since that OF 1876, held |
by Judge 7. p. Redfeld, which was in |
session 81 days.
Immediately after the adjournment of |
the court, the assistant judges made an |
inspection of the court house, with the |
view OF fitting 1t up with modern sanitary |
appliances at no distant day, something |
Tor which necessity has existed for many |
years.
just before leaving town, Judge Start |
! re. ted the clerk to make out and send |
checks to the eight jurors who miscon-
iueted themselves during the trial of |
Dexter Moore, and whose pay was with |
held by the court as punishment. This |
Will no doubt come as an agreeable Christ
mas gift to the gentlemen interested.