The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-12-22
ORANGE COUNTY COURT.
Record Of Cases Of the Term Tus
Closed

AtuSeN.
Chelsea, Dec. ~. During the Deem.
Der term of Orange county court which
closed the first Of the week, the work
accomplished was as follows: OF The 10
cases on the jury calendar four we're set
tied and discontinued, twelve were con
tiaued, two were transferred to court
calendar and one with tried, VIZ. w. Fl
Smith Of Bethel vs. Central Vermont
Railroad company, IN which the plaintiff
secured verdict for the plaintiff to
recover $1,65S.76 and the case passed to
the supreme court on exceptions by the
defendant OF the eleven cases on the
court calendar, three cases were disposed
of as follows: In Willard r. King Vi.
VIM Al. Clark and the National Bank
of Orange County vs.. Vim. a. Clark,
Judgment was rendered for plaintiff in
each case ais follows: For King $17Of. ne
and costs; for bank, $26172, and in
each case an execution was issued which
was levied forthwith on the real estate
situated in Tunbridge owned by the de-
PENDANT. The third case was Clarence
Wood Of Barre vs. Frank Wilcox Of
East Brookfeld, on which a motion filed
by Richard A. Hoar, attorney for the
plaintiff, to set aside a former judg
ment was granted and the case was
dismissed without cost to the defend.
ant. The balance of the cases on the
court calendar were continued. OF the
~ cases on the divorce docket, eight
were continued and nine were heard and
bills granted as follows: Nellie III. Earl
US. George w. Earl. for neglect and
refusal to support Ellen May Lord Vi.
Dan Y. Lord intolerable severity and
refusal to support, minor child, Cleon ID.
Lord, decreed to petitioner; Minnie M.
|Deyette Va Pearl II Deyette, adultery,
minor child, Walter NJ. Deyette, de-
creed to petilloner; Nellie A. Davis vs..
Herbert IT. Davis. intolerable severity.
minor child, Gertrude Ella, derreed to
petitioner, SIS per month granted as ali.
monY; John f. Islev ys. Jennie H. Islev,
wiiful desertion; Mary A. Bryant vs..
Harry T. Bryant, intolerable severity and
petitioner granted leave To resume maid
en- name; Susie Magoon vs.. Loren Ma
Coon. intolerable severity; Ada G. Dar-
ling VIZ. Charles IT, Darling, intolerable
severity, aliniony granted. also leave to
resume maiden name: Viola Wilson VI,
Hazen A. Wilson, neglect and refusal "a
support and petitioner granted leave "a
resume maiden name. There were l6
state cases. of which seven were eontin.
ned. Three were mol pressed, viz, state
vs., A. Corti, breach of the peace. state
Tvs. Alice Ward breach Of The peace. and
state ". Eugene a. Prindle; oyerspeed-
ing automobile Six we're disposed Of
as follows; State w. Edwin Lonannis
the court directed verdict OF not guilty
and the respondent was discharged
Frank Stevens, who was charged witf
lobtaining money under false pretenses
pleaded guilty, was senetnced 20 not les,
than two nor more than two and one
half years at the house Of correction
sentence suspended; Nellie Earl pleaded
guilty Of bigamy and Newell King plead
ed guilty to adultery, and each was sen
fenced to not less than twelve nor mors
than u months in state prison, sen
fences suspended Thomas HOLSTER
charged with assault with intent to rob
pleaded guilty of simple assault and wa,
sentenced to not less than IL nor more
than IS months at. the house OF cor
rections Frank Campbell was convicted
lof assault with intent to rob and VA.
sentenced to not less than two YEAR
and a half nor more than three years al
the house Of correction.
! One case, Euniee A. Adams vs.. Nellh
Spear and Harvey Spear, on the chan
lcery docket. was settled and discoutin
lued. which was the only one removed
from the chancery docket