Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-07-05
Orange County Court.
June Term, fSUO.

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CURTIS s. EMERY, Clerk.
FRANK 1. WHITNEY, Sheriff.
HALE K. DARLING, States Attorney.
MARGARET CHESTNUT, Reporter.
STEPHEN b. DARLING, High Baili1.
Court re- convened last week Wednes-
day for the purpose OF trying court cases,
and closing up the business OF the term.
We give below the disposition OF all
cases not previously reported.
Ed. Martin V. William Ford, apt.
Judgment for plaintiff for 800 and costs.
w. W. Lapoint and Darling & Darling
for plaintiff; j. ID. Denison for defendant.
Bradford savings Bank d Trust Co. v.
@. w. Chspmsn's estate, and the same v.
Erdix T. Smith. These cases we're dispos-
ed OF by the following entry in the first
named case, both cases involving the
same issue; Judgment for defendant on
the counts in assumpsit, without costs;
judgment for plaintiff on counts declsr-
ing in debt on bond, for 5000 without
costs. ID. S. Conant aud Hunton & Stick
ney for plaintiff; John Young and Paul
Lang for ChapmaD's estate; X. NJ. Harvey
and Darling & Darling for smith.
Hortensia s. Green Y. Julius c. Green.
Judgment for plaintiff on report OF referee
W. p. Dillingham;. NJ. s. Adams, trustee,
discharged without costs. IarbeH and
Whitman for plaintiff; II. W. Tewksbury
for defendant.
Julian H.. Jones, apt, V. Herbert E.
Small. Judgment, pro forma, for plain
tiff on report of referee,C. s. Emery. Ex'
eeptions by defendant. Roswell Farm
ham and ID. S. Consnt for plaintiff Oar
ling q Darling for defendant.
Carrie A. Dickey Y. L. d. Tillotson.
Action OF replevin tried by court. The
defendant attached and took in execution
q horse, in a suit against the plaintiffs
husband. The plaintiff claimed TO own |
the horse and the court so found ano rem
dered Judgment for the return OF the |
property and for one cent damages and |
costs, taxed at f25. 81. r. NJ. Harvey for |
plaintiff; Darling & Darling for defendant |
Smith a Sloane v. Martin II. Gibson.
Default and Judgment to account; j. b.
Pickett, auditor. Plaintiffs pro Sc.
Elnora A. Reed Y. John f. htmball.
Judgment on default. j. ID. DeDison for
plaintiff.
Annie w. Reed v. John F. Kimbsll.
Same entry. Trustees adiudged charge
able; {. 5. Emery, commissioner 70 take
disclosure. Same counsel.
The following cases we're entered as SET
tied or discontinued &C. A. Adams V.
town OF Thetford; Eli Densmore V. W. II.
Buchanan; Harry Bell V. Frank H8zeltOn;
E. McCrillis v. James A. Pierce, apt; Robt.
z. Parker V. Geo. II. Temple; Ed. McCril'
lis V. James A. Pierce, apt; Bradford Saw
ings Bank q Trust Co. v. ErdiX /. Smith;
Geo. S. Prescott V. Austin Howard; Leon
Drew v. George Lane, apt; Frank j. Car
ruth v. f. +. Page; Frank q. Bachelor Y.
Frank II. Pettee; Nellie L. Braman Y. W.
r. Worthley, apt; Annie Stearns V. City
OF Barre; Bailey Il Co. v. A. G.. Wilson;
John II. Watson V. Alonzo 7. CLARK
West d JENNIE V. E. r. Evans; n. NJ. Page ,
Y. Glendower Stock Farm Nelson L. Boy
den v. brotherhood Accident Co.
Martha $. Flagg V. Blake Locke and
Mary Ann Locke. This case was tried by
Il saI q
previou Fly reported. The court rendered
judgment on the special verdict against {
both defendants for S74.70 and costs. Elk.
ceptions by defendands. Darling & OAR
ling and ID. s. Consnt for plaintiff; r. NJ.
Harvey for defendants.
Divorces were granted as follows
Bessie 5. Cunningham WV lizard T.. Cum !
niugham, intolerable severity; minor
children decreed petitioner. Earl r. Davis
for petitioner.
Sherman G. Daley V. Mary c. Daley
desertion. j. b. Pickett for petitioner. q
Frank Daley Y. Bridget Daley, deser- I
ton. ID. s. Conant for petitioner.
Herbert l.. Flint Y. Lutte X. Flint, de-
sertioD. Darling a. Darling for petitioner. !
Eva NJ. Lyman v. Edward Nj. Lyman,
minor children decreed petit
toner. Darling Il Darling for petitioner. d
Eliza A. TarboX V. Will II. Tarbox, in r
tolerable severity and refusal to support;
minor children decreed petitioner. J. b. Il
Beckett for petitioner. 7
Joseph Duclaw V. Hattie Duclaw, wilful
iesertion. Nj. NJ. Wilson for petitioner.
Martha E. Goodwin V. Joseph W. Good =
win, desertion. ID. G. Hyde for petitioner =
Geo. A. Mosher V. Lucinda Mosher, de.
sertion. ID. c. Hyde for petitioner.
Ida W. circuit Y. Clayton W. circuit, Il
severity and refusal to support.
!. ID. Denison for petitioner. a
Allen Flint, Jr., v. Jessie L. Flint, adul- d
cry. W. II. Nichols for petitioner,
Minnie l.. Ladd v. Royal Laid, deser- b
ion; minor child decreed petitioner. w. -
i. Nichols for petitioner. D.
Grace A. Ferris V. Frank j. Ferris, de-
ertion; petitioner may resume maiden "
lame. n. l.. Boyden for petitioner. n
Wilson ID. Wright V. Emily NJ. S.
Wright. In this case the following order 81
vas de;-" The petitioner is ordered to A
Jay the petitioners attorneys, Darling q
Darling, 20 days before trial, the sum of g,
l5 for the purposes stated In the petit n
ionee's motion, 30 Of said sum to be paid
,efore any testimony is taken outside
petitioner.
State cases were disposed OF as follows, Il
he states attorney appearing in each
ase, unless otherwise specified: 81
Mol pressed: State Oscar d. Johnson, N
'tate Charles Brooks, State William c. s
D. hobSlNbs AIhptls "
State Regis DUDE. Pleaded guilty to "
'etit larceny, Sentenced to House of a.
FOR not more than three nor n
ess than two months. X. M. Harvey for d
respondent. i
State John Huntington. This respond 4
mt lives Ia Thetford and was complained Ii
Il for breach OF the peace, by ssssulting d
me Scott. He pleaded guilty, but claimed 81
hat be was excusable because he was only q
sserting his ownership of and right to Il
control his horse, which Scott was trying Il
o take from him. Scott claimed Hun.
ilgton was abusing the horse at the time Il
he interfered with ii. The respondent r
vas fined so and costs, taxed at S11.5O al
!. ID. Denison for state; J. K. Darling tor n
espondent. y
State William c. H. Wallace. The re- Il
pondent was convicted CT the crime OF n
incest, as before reported. He was "
,rougnt in for sentence Thursday morn. b
ng, and the suggestions on that question n
we're made by the states attorney and r. b
d. Harvey. When asked IL he had any 6
hing 10 say, the respondent said, "All ] Il
an say is that l am not guilty" The II
curt imposed a sentence of not more than "
i've, nor less than four years at hard labor a.
d the states prison. Five years is the
maximum penalty in such cases.
State V Eugene Ladue, cruelty to ami