Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-12-11

Of her husband Granted, with leave for
! Detioner to resume maiden name OF NC
/ Coon. Alimony was deereed the petition
er in accordance with the stipulation oil
the parties on file. On the docket, this
entry is briefly comprehended IN the
saying, "Al. as per stip." q. L. STOW iof
petitioner.
7 STATE CASES.
State Jennie NJ. Philbrick alias. Jen-
ME NJ. Morse was entered mot 70 be
/ brought forward This respondent
pleaded guilty to a charge Of bigamy t~o
years ago, and has since been IN the
I hands OF the probation officer.
| state v. Frank Downing. This respon-
1 dent was accused Of breach Of the peace,
committed by splitting tobacco juice upon
one sanborn, near Waits River. He has
suffered a shock Of paralysis and was
unable to be in court, so plea OF gullty
was made BY his counsel. Sentenced 20
nav a fine OF g and costs, amounting IN
all to S26.62. States Attorney for statei
Darling a Darling for respondent.
State Y. George Buxton. lndletmelht
for selling liquor while proprietor OF the
Tunbridge House. The respondent Cd.
tanned a continuance on the ground OF
the absence OF material witnesses, IN
Rhode Island. Attorney for state Darl-
ing q Darling and X. Nj. Harvey Tor
respondent.
State VS.. George Avery. The respond
ent in this case is a simple-minded youth,
and was charged with stealing rife val
ued at s12. The state accepted a plea OF
guilty OF petit larceny, and the respondent
was sentenced to the house OF correction
for not more than three months nor less
tnan two months and twenty-five days.
States attorney for state; Darling a OAR
ling for respondent.
The case OF State VS.. Herbert Carpenter,
who had appealed from Justices Judge
ment convicting him OF lntoXieatioh' wa, Mas
entered by the state for affirmance. The
bonds were called and forfeited, Wallace
Chalmers being bail. subsequently the
bail was chancered TO $50.
cHANcERY CASES.
Only one foreclosure was decreed at this
William II. Leayitt vs.. Lyman J.
Brown and Lenora e. Brown. One year TO
redeem. ID. 5. Conant for orator.
Angelina Hurst vs.. Josie N. and John
Richie. NJ. NJ. Wilson appointed special
master. Conant for orator; Darling q
Darling for defendants.
{. nj. Allen, guardian, VS.. j. C. Cum |
mings and others. j ID. Denison appoint |
ed special master. Darling a. Darling for /
orator; Harvey for Defendant J. &. Cum
mings.
FIJI. C. Reynolds vs.. Burton S. Hooker, |
Injunction modified 50 as TO allow defend |
ant to vote upon the % shares Of stock de-
scribed in petition. William Il. johnson
appointed special master. COnant and
Harvey for orator; Pickett and Smith &
Smith for defendant.
In the case OF Hosea Mann vs.. Bradford
Savings Bank and Trust Co., the stock
holders, through Mr. Young OF Newport,
asked and obtained leave to file answer on
or before Jan. 1, 1903.
COUNTY APPOINTMENTS
Before adjournment the judges appoint
ed the following county officers;
Road commissioners, Cyrus u. Lathrop,
Williamstown; Hale X. Darling, Chelsea,
and Horace White, Topsham; jail COM
missioners, Alva w, Whitney, John b. Ba-
con and John A. r. Corwin, all OF Chelsea;
county treasurer, Hiram n. Mattison,
Chelsea; county auditor, Willard p.
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