St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-01-18
County Court.

During the term of county court which
closed last week, bills were granted in
nine divorce cases: Florence M. Frye
from John c. Frye, Eva Abbott from
George E. Abbott. Nettie E. uibank
from Harvey Burbank, Esther H. Hunt
ley from David R. Huntley, Neva 6.
Daley from Frank Daley, Frank Fl.
Crapdall from Addie L. Crandall, Lucy
E. Lurne from Elery Lurne, Matte A.
Sawyer from Bert G. Sawyer and James
Dea from Mary A. Dea.
In the case Of Abel L. Hosmer, propo-
nent OF the will OF Emily B. Hosmer VS..
Everett H. Bridgman by Helen M. Hor-
ton, guardian, apt, an attempt to break
the Hosmer will, judgment sustaining the
will was certified back to the probate
court by agreement.
In the case OF Heirs of Nathan Pike VS..
Litrleton Bridge, petition, judgment was
rendered for petitioners to recover $50
land damages, petitionee to recover its
costs.
Judgments for plaintiff were entered in
the cases of W. M. Hovey VS.. F. E. Rich.
ardson, H. w. Johns Manufacturing Co.
VS.. B. G. Howe and trustees. Frances
Chesley VS.. Perley S. Weeks, Mary T..
Bingham VS.. Josiah Brown, Bragg &
Morris VS.. B G. Howe, Stephens, Cooper
& Co. VS.. Standard Granite Quarries
Judgment for defendant in Qulmby &
Rogan VS.. Boston & Maine Railroad
DEGREES of foreclosure were entered in
Citizens Savings Bank 6, Trust Co. VS..
John H. Drew and others. Mary E.
Palmer VS.. A. E. Breakwood and others.
S. J. Wiswell VS.. Charles H. Wilcox and
others. Perry Porter VS.. Fred D. Hart
and others, D. X. Dcnsmore, cxr., VS..
George w. Gates and Others, D. r. Dens-
more exr.. VS.. Clarence p. Hartwell,
Alexander Dunnett VS.. Alden and Eliza
Aldrich, First National Bank VS.. Carrick
Bros. Granite Co. and St. Johnsbury
Shoe Company.
The following cases were settled and
discontinued: Alex. Ray VS.. Bonett g.
Gilhl'an, E. J. Bonett VS.. A. w. Streeter,
]. R. McLam VS.. Ryegate Brick Co., J.. X.
McLam vs. NJ. H. Gibson, John D. Nc.
Alster VS.. Ira o. Kicker, Henry E. Plum
mer VS.. B. M. Kicker, Luther B. Harris
Y Charles J. Uiiv;;,., Mary F. Aver VS.
c. R. Gibson, W. ]. Beattie VS.. Augusta
Carter & E. ]. Wright, L. S. Jewett vs.
w. S Bailey. Charles G. Perrieo VS.. E g.
T Fairbanks & Co., w. Beattie VS.
Elsie Carter's Estate. E. p Fairman VS..
l.. S. Ford, Josiah B. Gage vs.. NJ. ].
Cadbeck. A. M. Noddin VS.. Connecticut
River Manufacturing Co., Joseph o.
Drouin VS.. Frank Duval. Citizens Savings
Bank VS.. William Mitchell and others,
St Johnsbury Shoe Co. VS.. ]. o. Drouin
& Co.
There have been no criminal trials dur
ing the term, the respondents all plead
ing guilty upon arraignment. The case
OF State VS.. Michael Grant charged with
assault with intent to commit rape was
disposed OF by the respondents pleading
guilty of assault and paying fine oi $40
and costs, making a total of $57.15.
Grant was confined in Jail about four
months
The following were naturalized by the
court: John A. Hearn, Daniel Woodside
and Peter ]. La Chance OF St. Johnsbury
and George NJ. Lowrey OF Barnet.
G. c. Frye was appointed master in
chancery.
There we're nine complete jury trials
during the term and two disagreements
which latter are quite unusual in this
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