Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-15
Windsor County Co..

The June term OF this cnp,+
Tuesday, the 9Th. Jucge RowsIi ssened %
assigned TO the court hui LAO been
arrangement was made by VA aalgs
start presides in place OF the ,a,,Iul Judgs
ter prayer by the Rev. Mr. ~ AZ
Sheriff Spanord MADE the ns,e1 ninons
nation Tor opening tine county 90, Moela.
court of chancery. 0oVH and
| The first business in order wos,
| Ing OF the cases on the Jury sss, tue call.
/ These numbered twentv-tWo I uhent.
three cases were taken awav ,. as hrsi
/ jury list and the foErth-.Jamas ~ lhs
vey VIM. NJ. Kendall-Was 80, " hai.
for trial, and ready. After IN. 70 3
were about dozen more in which I. 'heis
said there would be trial. gut w y va
these will no doubt change from ~ q
next call. At present there sre ~ We
them still said to be for trial ~,
them, WIN the state cases, will make ~ y
term run into the middle Of july. 'ls
The VIII case-ln re will OF Fila,
oegur, iliala oegnr, appt., was special,
assigned for June 18th a. b. m F'N'slgf
The whole OF the court esiena.
called in the forenoon Tuesday ana va va
hundred were set for hearing. q, ~ ~
thirty four are divorce cases 'H'~
Tuesday afternoon the Jurors rs,o..-,
for duty at the hour fixed by the s,s,s sa
act OF the last Legislative session. jnS1s
start gave them some good instruetiss'
as to the proper discharge OF tbsi. ~
portant duties and then the fret cssa ~
called up and a jury empanrlled ~
was, as stated above, James G. Have
VIM. NJ. Kendall. The defendant Y,
some litigation, and the plaintis =
attorney at White River Junction M
lawyer. Now il happened that ~.
rendering advice and giving couns.
making appeal copies, drawing supsr,
petitions, pleas, traverses, repllcstlss.
absque hoe, and otherwise, aud usvis,
divers clerks and sherifs' bllls-f -
pened that after all this the plaintiff NJ.
sented long bill OF l3s items ana ac,g,is
wanted his pay Defendant had a. NJ
that some OF the items ought 10 have -
thrown in without charge, c0ntroye-,T
arose aud defendant allowed he wousrt
pay II until be had TO. Hence il was fsa
the case was 10 court. Plaintiff biBsss
and Mr ID. e. Denison, " DO was assoe.r.
ed with plaintiff as counsel, testified y
the reRsonableness OF the charges A.
rendering OF the services for which h
charges were made. The amoul Of h.
snce due on the account vas yqiN
which included an item OF 30 g6-fg,
years interest. The jury returned vg.
dit for the full amount OF the plain,s,
claim, less the interest. VIM. +. JOIN.
son appeared for the piainiih w
Batohelder for the defendant.
At the close OF this case the court h
arranged TO give the states atlorney
chance 10 have q session OF .oyer and Ia.
miner and gaol delivery The sl,0rnH
the change and headed 4 prooss.
sion OF seven respondents from the jaii
the court room. These prisoner ven =.
corted by two officers IN blue unliorus
and helmets. Windsor county Is lnu.
gurating a system Of uniformed court q.
ficers. IL Is much approved BY the luigs
and all Others. and no doubt has COME
stay. The seven responder Eere lsa
arraigned. First came Mrs. Maus
Beach Danforth. She was said 10 haze
the "unpardonable' Ii1t
She pleaded guilty and sentence was T.
ierred. The next was a young bugr
" no broke into railroad premises al hart
land. He allowed he was guilty and
was sent 10 Rutland for not less thhh ~
months and not more than a year. Tbs
James j. Parks pleaded guilty 70 peis
larceny. Edward b. Finn was assignS
10 defend him and succeeded In getting
at Rutland for respondent tiu1
.wo to three months. Miss May s,gns
rant then tripped lightly into the "a
md on being arraigned on 9 charge Of
icit intercourse with a married man, 4
{ wasn't so. She was remanded for "a
Herbert Cate, a lad OF fourteen, u
as IL was read 10 him With n
Iivious" behavior. He pleaded not gun
md was remanded for trial. The VA
yuard consisted OF Horace Jordan ~
Mrs. Daisy b. Walker. They were q
aligned on a charge of.being found 10 .
ogether. Both pleaded "not gully
nd on the principle OF the last be.a
irst, jury was empanelled TO Try ihe1
they had a joint trial. The states sn.
Ience tended 10 show that about iE
ears ago one Fred Strong saw the tEor
pondents in the situation alleged IN -
Attenuation. Two other witnesses iesr
ed 10 the apparent relations betgr'
iorace and Mrs. Daisy. The two respose,
nts both insisted II wasn't 50, and w
be state witn.ss was a perlured vhA-
he Jury returned a verdict OF not g1lN
nd Horace and Daisy departed IN smle
As Judge Start had to be at hearing
burlington on Saturday, 8 recess ~
,ken Friday p. IN. until Tuesday sisA@
Mothers lose thafr dread Of nthal teri