Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-12-07


Royalton, Martin 5. Adams.
Sharon, \. b. Finney.
Stockbridge, Wilbur II. Bout
well.
Weatherstield, Joshua Upham.
Weston, William II. Sheppard.
West Windsor, Byron II. Sykes.
The petit jurors:
Andovcr, Sidney p. Carlton.
Barnard, Parker |. Atwood.
Bethel, Charles Dustin, George
bearing.
Brdgcwater, Elbridge Vaughan.
Cavcndish, Walter b. Atherton,
John i ellison.
Chester, Norman b. Til mpson.
Hartford, VIM. +. Bradley, ii. II.
Sarge t.
llar,land, II. V. Gill, Frank II.
Sargent,
Ludlow, J. y. MAYO, Charles
Pierce.
Norwich, Aldace w. Snow.
Plyn outh, @. E. Ward.
pomtret, Seldcn II. Allen.
Reading, Harvey Wilson.
Rochester, ChaS "A. Newton.
Rovalton. \. ID. Rowland, Hiram
Russ.
Springfield, Enoch w. Weather.
bee, Myron &. Whitcomb.
Sharon. amcs !. DOYLE.
tockbridsc, Sherman c. Hair
rington.
Weathe, stield. E. f. Bristol.
Weston, Chas. E. Bolster, Rich
ard Nj. Hall, Seymour S. Ashley.
West Windsor, Ellsworth L. Cady.
Twenty cases We're lett on the
fury calendar after the calling of the
docket.
There are y divorcecases. Twen-
tv-tEree infornatlous have been filed
in criminal prosecutions, thereby
tightening the labor of the grand
jury considerably.
!. {. Enright, as attorney for
Mrs. Minnie Cox. has applied to
the court for an order requiring the
officers who raidel her house to re-
turn certain photographs seized there
at that time. The officers claim to
bold them as evidence against Mrs.
Cox.
The case of Oliver Fecto VS.. Tul-
lis Hull, both of Windsor, was the
nrst one taken up for trial. This
legal fight is over the rental of GER
tain rooms in Cornish, n. H., oc-
cupicd b, defendant, which the
plaintiff claimed To own. Both par
ties are French ana the plaintiff gave
his testimony in very bad English,
repeating several times the remark
that he had told the defendant to
pay rent or "see trout" The jury
awarded him 81. 50 and costs.
The next business to occupy the
court was hay case from Hartford
Henry Woodward VS.. Justin E.
Smith. Defendant leased Il farm OF
Woodward with some hay in stock,
the condition being that at the ex-
piration of the lease he return as
much hay OF AS good quality. The
question was. whether he fulfilled the
conditions.
The july returned il verdict for
plaintiff tor $I2 and costs.
Friday morning the case of Walter
a. Livingstone VS.. Charles E. Gil.
{ hrist, an action over the disputed
sale of horse, was taken.
+. ID. kehnedv appeared in court
Friday morning and pleaded guilty
to :,n indictment for adultery, the
indictment having been returned
year o, two ago. The sentence was
a fine of $500 and imprisonment in
states prison for not less than two
or more than three years. The ex-
ecution of that part of his sentence
concerning imprisonment was sus-
pended pending good behavior. His
bail was chancercd to $50.
The case OF White against the
town OF Windham, an action to re.
cover for injuries alleged to have
been received through the INSULT
cheney of a bridge, which promises
to be quite long contest. is set for
trial next Monday.
The case of Samuel A. Reed VS..
the Windsor Machine Co. has been
continued for the reason that the
plaintiff did not file specification
of his claim at the time he entered
suit in court.
CASE FROM CHESTER.
An interesting controversy is now
going on between John w. Broder-
lex and his wife. Martha l.. Brod-
crick, of Chester Depot. over the
ownership and right OF possession
of a horse. The wife has two re-
plevin suits pending, one against
the son in law of Mr.. Broderick,
Clarence Austin, and the other
against VIM. 7. Dodge, deputy
sheriff, who took the horse to sell on
Il chattcl mortgage given by Mr..
Broderick. Mr.. Broderick has paid
the cEattel mortgage, SO that MIR.
Dodge now has no interest in the
horse, or its possession. Mr.. Aus
tin disclhims any interest in the
horse, and Mr.. Broderick has now
brought bill in equity to recover
possession of the horse. Chancellor
has granted an injunction
prohibiting Mrs. Broderick from
selling, mortgaging or otherwise
OF the nimal. There is
to be hearing before the chancellor
Dec. IL, as to whether she shall be
to surrender the morse to
Mr. Broderick and be prohibited
from from going further with her
two replevin suits.