The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1905-06-16
Orange County Court.
December Term, 1908.

December erm, l9U5.
Hon. George M. Powers,
Presiding Judge
Hon. William Paul, Assistant
Hon. Cyrus u. Lathrop Judges
Curtis S. Emery, Clerk
Hale K. Darling, Deputy Clerk
William H. Sprague, Sheriff
March M. Wilson, States Attorney
Emma Grout Mutt, Reporter
Stephen B. Darling, High Baliff
On the call of the Jury Calen-
dar cases were disposed of as fol-
! lows:
The case of E. B. Watson v
Harry Fogg apt, Hoar appear
ing for pltf., and M. M. Gordon
for Deft., was set to court; the
case of Heber West Almon Dex-
ter, Harvey pltf., and D. & D.
Deft. settled; the case of Will
liam Boyce v. Edward Waters,
apt, Boyden, Denison, Diff, Will
son, Harvey, deft. set for jury
and was set to- the head of the
Civil docket; the case of
Jennie M. Seymour & Joseph
Seymour, V. H. N. Gum, Wilson
for PITTS, and Waterman and
Martin for deft., death of defend
ant was suggested; the case of
Edward L. Smith v Nelson S.
Johnson and r. A. Spafford, Con-
ant, D. & D.. pltf., and r. M.
Harvey and ]. M. Harvey counsel
for defts. This was the first case
tried by jury which resulted in a
disagreement.
On Thursday at two o'clock
the Jury in Geo. w. Cleveland
Town of Washington, C. & j.,
Stow, Diff, and D. & D., Harvey
deft., was empaneled and taken
to the scene of the accident. This
was the case where the plaintiff
claimed damages caused by injur-
les sustained through defect in
bridge. At adjournment Satur-
day all of the plaintiffs evidence
was in and a few of the defend
ants witnesses were heard. The
case of VIM. Dickinson V Benjamin
Whiting, apt, Conant for pltf.,
and Pickett for deft., settled and
discontinued. The case of James
McQu1ggan V John Ladd, Daniel
Ladd and Eugene Spicer, Harvey
for Pitt. and Hoar and M. NJ.
Gordon for defts., stood for trial
and will probably be begun Tues
day noon. The case of Fred E. |
Stevens, V Richford Foundry Co.,
ct al, S. & S. for pltf., and Lock
lin for Deft., settled and discon-
tinued as were the cases of Anna
Benz amin Fetch, Con-
ant for Pitt, and NJ. M. Gordon
or Deft, and Anna Huntoon and
Gnos Felch, with the same coun-
,el. The case of Geo. w. Slavery
Fertile NJ. Spencer, apt, M. M.
Gordon for pltf., and F. S. Will
Jams for deft., stood on motion
or continuance. The case of
William c.. Sanborn V Fred E.
3rockway, Conant for pltf., con-
inued. There were a few cases
or hearing by the court. The
asses of Frank Lamb V Morris
'undell, Conant for plft., and c.
|. Williams for deft. stood for
tearing on the report of the Re
cree.
On call of the full docket the
cases are entered set
led: H. A. Hapin V AFRO Trask
nd Geo. Trask, Boyden for pltf.,
nd Wilson for defts; w. M. Eel
ows b. n. f., apt, V John Sargent
nd William Sargent, S. & S. for
,ltf., and Conant for defts., Ma
on Battles O. E. Williams,
)ennison for pitts, and Wilson
or deft., Sarah E. Lang V Mary
9. Hatch, S. & S. for pitts.
III the SIdle cases there were :
he following entries: State v ,
,harles Passera apt, defendant
lead guilty and was fined $500
nd costs, which were paid as {
we're the case of State Natalie
rontana, apt, and State V A.
,orti, and State Willie Magoon.
The grand jury completed their I
work. and were discharged for !
he term Saturday morning.
lutte a number of bills were
ound at this term copies of the q
Indictments have not been fur
1shed the respondents and they ,
ad not had time to plead. l
In the case of State V John Jud- l
ms of Versh1re, who was bound I
yer to the county court last Jan |
airy the respondent was dis
harged from Jail after the grand |
1ry reported, as no bill was
Ound against him. d
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