Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1905-06-15
Windsor County Court.

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The June term OF Windsor county court
. opened on the 9th inst, with Judge Sene-
ca Haselton presiding. There were 1926
cases on the docket and additions to the
INST OF divorce cases bring the number up
to So.
The first forenoon was devoted to call
ing the docket, which disclosed some doz-
en- cases for jury trial. The most import
ant are two railroad cases-Richard Walsh
vs. Boston Maine r. r. Co., and Orville
\. Campbell VS. Rutland r. r. Co., both
assigned for July 9Th. At the afternoon
session, the petit and grand jurors were
called and sworn. The latter was empan-
elled and John F. Shepard OF Royalton
made foreman.
STANDARDIZATION, John f. Shepard.
foreman; *Andover, Charles W. Stafford:
barnard, Morris Burnham; Bethel, Fl. H.
DLIlhsnorei Brldgewater, r. ID. Bridge;
1snester, George A. Boynton; Hartford.
William II. Wallace; Ludlow, John W.
hImball; Plymouth, James e. Blanc hard
Ppomiret, Samuel F. Leonard; Reading,
Ion Y. hawkins; Rochester, fernando c. |
6brownsoni Springfield, Eli L. Reyes;
Stock bridge, Harvey W. Blackmer; |
M.eathersfield, Joshua Upham; weston, |
Alonzo l.. Clayton; Windsor, Eugene p. /
ing.
LAGuBeQ.
Ialesmen-Edward ID. Chandler, Wood
,tock Henry Brockway, Pomfret; Charles
J. udall, West Hartford; A. j. Darrah.
White River Junction.
Petlt-Andover, Edwin G. Butteraeld;
Baltimore, Guy A. Bridges; Barnard. GIL
pert W. Atwood; fBethel, Burton G.
'poonerr, w. Q. Baker; Bridgewater, John
atwood; Cavendish, VIM. B. Streeter,
uan +. ellison; Chester, C. j. Willard,
george +; Marsh; Hartford, IL. p. O'Nell,
Edgar l.. Turner; Hartland. G. A. Mac
enzie; Ludlow. X. Mahlon Wilder.
George $. Bridge; Norwich, Sprague III
lack Plymouth, Marvin II. Day. Pom
Jet, William W. Miller; Reading. ]. Perry
lercei Rochester, Abraham L. VanDeu-
M 'Royalton, Joel n. Phelps; Sharon, 4
omer Z, Preston; Springfield, Frank H.
amy, Hiram Q. Whitney; Stockbridge,
Del Blaekmer; Weathersield, Frank Cyrs:
leston, Leon Bolster; West Windsor =
ather j. Hammond; Windsor, Arthur Nj.
I'M ball; Woodstock, Elmer simmons.
Excused.
Friday afternoon a partial report was
ade OF 10 true bills and three not found;
,od work for three days.
wednesday morning George f. Parker
~, tynlouth pleaded guilty to charge of
A hearing in the case OF w. w. Fletcher
George L. Fletcher was held Wednes-
y, IN which the administrator OF the
ate OF the plaintiff sought TO enter
e ana prosecute the suit. The decision
the court was that action abated with
death OF the plaintiff. The case goes
the supreme court.
IN wednesday the first civil cause was
zen up, and evidence had not closed
en- the usual weekend recess was
ched. The case is Helen j. Nelson of
lghkeepsle, n. ", VS.. Geo. r. Marshall -
brooklyn, n. Y. 1t is a controversy
r a house and land in Reading, which
e belonged to John NJ Stearns, father
he plaintiff, and debtor of defendant.
er the death Of Stearns, G. A. DAVIS.
OF his estate, sold the
perty at auction and ii was bid in by
.hdant, the amount Of purchase To-
~ on his debt. Then Mrs. Nelson q
med the property by virtue OF a deed III
n her father, which had not been n
rded. Defendant claimed this deed 81
given to defraud creditors ., NJ
rms and hence was void. The question NJ
who has the better title &. III
witt. J. G. Enright and +. X. Buck for "
ntini Davis q Davis for defendant.