Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-01-27
WINDSOR COUNTY COURT
DECEMBER TERM, 1905.


Jessie S. Austin from Nye w,
Austin; refusal to support; Bert f.
Cole.
Bertha S. Allen. from Willie w,
Allen intolerable severity, Tarbell
& Whitman,
Irene Estelle Clark from Clinton
E. Clark, for sentence to the states
prisons Davis & Davis.
Myra II. Cherrier from Frank II,
Cherrieri intolerable severity s,
E. Emery,
Elton J. Fuller from Grace L..
Fuller; wilful desertioni ]. {, En-
right,
Isaac II. Holden from Emma j.,
Holdeni wilfu dcsertiomI f, c,
Southgate.
l.. Louise Hall from George w.
Hall; intolerablc severity; Davis &
Davis.
Jessie b. Hadley from Francis
II. Hadlel intolerable severity; c
Batchclder.
Fannie E. Howe Heating from
George /. Keatingi intolerable Sc.
verify Stiekney, Sargent & Skeejs.
Enoch Lockwood from Laura
Lockwood wiltu dcsertioni Davis
& Davis,
Edward Mocia from Myrtle Ma
cia wiIlul desertioni VIM, Batch
elder.
Arthur Rhodes from Merteina
Rhodes; adultery; S. E. Emery,
l.. A. Reynolds from George w.
Reynolds intolerable severityI Pin
gree & Pingree.
Lillian May Whitney from Charles
D, Whitney, intolerable severity (;
Stickney, Sargent u Skeels.
John B Washburn from Maria
Louisa Waslburn, for being absent
and unhcard OF for seven years NJ.
NJ. Wilson.
In the case of L. Frank Lawton
VS.. Evelyn F, Lawton, the petit
toner asked for divorce on the
ground of dcsertion. The bill was
dismissed,
The status OF tine dir~reo docket is
MS. follows; 70 bills granted, seven
petitions denied, four discontinued
and 81 pending, Of these So some
may be heard at the adjourned sif-
ting of the court Feb. "a, and others
will be passed over to the next term,
IN the case OF the IoWn uI Luu-
low VS.. Leslie w, Grynup and Ell
win o, Aldrich, the court rendered
Judgment for EACH of the defendants
to recover his costs, thus ,exoneLat=
ing the defendants from the char sc
of bringing Mr.. Hill and family to
Ludlow with the intent to charge
that town with their support as pau
PerS,
The case of the Probate Court for
the District Of Hartford by Anna l..
Sawyer, special prosecuting, vs., H.,
G. Enright, was heard on Jan. Is.
This was an action to recover on u
bond given to the probate court for
the share OF Anna l., Sawyer, an
heir of Lemuel 7. Giles, her father,
late of HartIand. The defendant
pleaded release under seal. The
prosecutrix replied that she was in
duced to sign the release by fraud
and without any consideration paid
her, and without knowing what she
signed. The court fonnd for The
prosecutrix to recover $393 "a and
her costs. Davis g Davis for pros
ecutrix, Z. Batehelder for defend.
ant,
There was long and exciting
hearing in two cases growing out Of
the attempt of the White River
Water Co. to take by condemnation
proceedings the water OF spring
belonging to Mador Stoue and of
another spring belonging to Alex
Villeneuye near White River June
ton, The commissioners were John
G. Sargent, Charles II. Maxham
and Milo S. Buck, and they had re-
ported that there was no necessity
for taking the water OF theses prings
and had reported nothing further.
Petitioners had excepted to the re-
port and asked to have it ree0muIit-
ted, Judge Miles reeommitted it
with orders to report the facts as to
the necessity and the damages tor
the taking of the water, The hear
ing was had before Judge Miles
alone. Pingree & Pingree for petit
TONERS, VIM. BatcheIder for detend'
ants
John Hurley, convicted of an at
tempt to break Jail and of one of
Tense of furnishing liquor, was SEN
tenced to the house OF correction tor
both ofenses to not less than nine
months nor more than Ia months,
without costs.
Davis & Davis for respondent.
Roy Wright of Weston, who in a
drunken carousal sIashed a mans
face, pleaded guilty and was SELL
fenced to thu house OF correction for
not less than 20 months and not
more than ID months.
A nolle prosequi was ente' ed in
two cases against Charles D. Whit.
neN of CaYendish.