St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-11-28

garet J. Meads & Crissa |. Whitehill;
Efhe Russell, Admr. V. N. A. Ross;
Brunette a. Asselin V. The London lnsur-
ance; j. II. Currier v. F. Y, Hassam apt;
Pass. Savings Bank V. Joseph St. Jock &
Frank n. Carr; The Citizens Savings
Bank '. Joseph St. Jock & Frank n.
Carr; Henry 7. Badger V. Charles How
land; Charles A. Stanley, apt. V. Lydia
Estabrooks; Long Chitchheld Corp. Y.
Our Husbands Mfg. Co.; Anthony Nc
Cormick, apt. v. Henry F. Estabrooks;
George A. Richardson Adnr. V. Henry
F. Estabrooks, William H. Preston, 4
IT.; Mary M. McGill ct al. V. Charles A.
Bailey; Edward P. Lee V. Curtis c.
Follensby & Charles E. Peck; George
Oldham q Son v. Martin IL. Gibson;
Martha Mason, Proponent of the will OF
Jane Mason V. John Mason, Contestant,
apt; 0. v. Hooker & Son V. L. B. Har-
ris, apt; Carl Nd. Howe V. Wilbert H.
Worthen; Edison H. Mathewson V.
James A. Mcdowell & Hiram Drew;
International Text Book Co. apt. V.
Council R. Lynch; l. A. Norcross V. ]. F.
Lowell.
Following are the cases i'll the court
calendar: Addie E. Hall V. Jacob Allen,
apt; Bessie B. Higgins by William F.
WEIGH, Guardian v. Hiram Cleveland,
apt; Jason Allard ct ais V. First Univer-
salist Asso.; Elsie Annis V. Moses Annis;
Jennie L. Morse v. Charles E. Morse; Guy
w. Hill V. Oscar A. Wheeler; The Pas
sumpsic Savings Bank V. 0. HI. Hender-
son. Gilman Bros. V. George Bedor, apt;
Metal Manufacturing Co. V. Luther B.
Harris; Basil w, McCosco " Mammie |,
McCosco; Mary M. Rouen V. Patrick
Rouen; Moses S. Annis V. Elsie P. Annis;
Frank Prue V. Grace Rexford alias Mag
gle Lanpher; National Novelty Corpo-
ration v. Luther B. Harris apt; A. L.
Bragg V. Isaac A. Drown; Edith A,
Petrie v. Donald T. Petrie; Woodsville
Guarantee Savings Bank V. Martin H.
Gibson; Sadie Clark V. Harry c. Gilbert;
Martha Mathewson V. Edison H.
Mathewson; Gilman Bros. V. F. ],
Trefren; Luvia L. Merchant V. Carl c.
Merchant; w. HI. Gilchrst v. The Vt.
Savings Investment Co.; George l. Seve-
rance Y. Carrie E. Severance; Ida E. Per-
kins v. William B. Perkins; Harvey c.
Barnett v. Harriet NJ Barnett; George
E. Smith v. Katie M. Smith.
These have been summoned to serve as
grand jurors at the December term:
Edwin Bowman, Waterford.
Frank N. Carr, ST. Johnsbury.
Daniel S. Cox, Walden
Archibald Craig, Wheelock.
W. H. Drake, Sheffield.
Julius c. Eaton, Lyndon
Robert Farquharson, Ryegate.
W. B. Godding, Burke
John c. Harvey, Groton.
Harris E. Jenkins, Kirby.
Milo S. McLaren, Barnet.
Leonard B. Lee, Newark.
Stephen c. Otis, Sutton.
L. ]. Patch, Stannard
Owen Somers, Peacham.
Fred B. Stocker, Danville.
Chandler c. Walter, Kirby.
Leonard WEIGH, Peacham.
They have been summoned on account
of the large amount of criminal matters
which have arisen the past few months,
and particularly on account of the muir
der of Manning at West Danville, and for
the purpose of giving respondents Francis
Labree and Arthur Rogers speedy trial.
All persons who desire to have their
troubles and complaints heard, should
keep in mind the fact that the Grand Jury
meets on December 4th, and then be pre-
pared to have their several matters in
vestigated.
The criminal docket when completed,
will contain at least 60 cases. This num-
Der includes all which appear on the
printed docket and those which have
been bound over to await the action of
the county court, since the June term.
Twelve respondents are now in jail
awaiting trial.
There are 62 criminal cases to be dis
posed of and this number is made up as
follows:
Liquor prosecutions, 16;grand larceny,
49, breach of the peace 6; truancy, 4;
keeping house Of ill fame, 4; burglary, 8:
adultry, 2; refusal to send minor children
to school, 2; killing deer, 2; murder, 2;
intoxication, l. malicious behavior, /;
lewd behavior, /; perjury, 1;petit larceny,
/; breaking and entering, 1; speeding
automobile, Il refusal to support wife
and minor children. l.