The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-02-11

lrn ioinl OF view aud all VIII
n,akc il such deserve rongraiula
The trial took place under III,
If the Vermont Wheel club, Z
n G. Bacon and Dr =, Il, Newell
j. committee Ia charg. Of he az
Fhis, Practically every seat in III,
im wac taken 10 speak Of III,
the participants individually /,
NaIt although il i IpThaps n0
Aan fair Ia saI that the amusement
Dc audience reached it, climax dur,
testimony of T.. Fleming. 4 de,
49, loly Of the proceedings iolluws,
- CURTAIN rose on a typical court
~ with several attorney lonnging
y and discussing the failure 1T {. &.
q - pui IA an appearance, Nh Fiji,
~ al that moment. assigning the rras
~ hls delay 10 the fact that he had
his automobile. Sheriff 4. ". i.
then announced the court, aud
pinels ruSe in dignifcd attitude as
b. Judge 4. i. Waterman. goWned
b., and followed 10y Judge I. D.
red and Judge NJ H. Davis in
sntcrcd aud took his seat. The
We're followed los ". A. More,
tenographer. aud II. c. Rice, clerk.
CONT had been formally opened
rk announced three applicants ior |
lon 10 the bar G. VI. Miller. Hafrie |
w. aud W. 4. Gilbert, the latter |
b. ready. Messrs, Miller aud |
hppeared upon request OF the Judge /
fre asked several questions by way
Elimination, being finally admitted.
Fading of the docket then began.
ling the petition for Injunction
for l., ID. Taylor and &. VI. Clay to
b. ;. A. Daniels from writing fire
hce At term rates, +. 4. Barber, as
for the plaintiffs, asked for the
tlon ON the ground that his clients
be unable TO have automobiles and
fw houses unless the defendant was
med. Il. {. Bacon, a. regular
for Mr.. Daniels, said there would
| need of an injunction a. his client
| bc busy with other matters until
HE September election, and the pc. ;
was dismissed {. e. Fits APP
b as counsel for friends and relatives
II. Proctor, for whom a guardian !
Arh'h bil Ait klphNb AlldN Ilf Wa u 7
thrift and riotous liver, Comply
18th Mr.. Fitts's plea for the appoint. !
of a prudent, careful business man )
iendly terms with Mr.. Proctor, the !
after consultation named James +. I
n OF Schenectady, \. y. \
I. Schwenk appeared for A. ID. t
| in case against W H. Bond for o
! OF warranty, stating that his client I
used several bottles of hair tonic &
lsed from the defendant with the V
that his entire scalp had been re. t
!. This case was referred to Side o!
Davis. Mr.. Barber asked for dis 81
of the case of G. |. Knapp against u
aviation Army for damage to the d
ton of the plaintiffs family on the Il
| that the plaintiff had no family al
he court ordered the case to stand to
ued until next term when Mr. to
should appear with his family, if an
2 had. The case of Lawlor Broth pc
ainst the Brattleboro selectmen for
of contract was referred to George OF
X, Robert c. Bacon appeared for ca
aintiff in the case of Dr. Henry tn
versus Charles f. Guild in su
of contract suit Mr.. Bacon as So
that Dr. Tucker ordered of the n
ant 10000 measles signs which Nj
not delivered, and that in conse- OF
the doctor could post only one spl
house instead of one sign to a thu
to the great damage of his pocket sp'
This case was set for immediate ass
Fl,
esenting Fisk & Robinson, a prom. wi
banking house which failed recent TN
old +. Whitney appeared as coun- Sh
a suit against James H. Allen for bro
ing the recent slump on the stock dit
re. Mr.. Whitney claimed that the An
of Fisk & Robinson for sl2,0O0,oOO cItl
lie to the defendants neglect to the
the market. The court appointed pra
Oakes temporary receiver for the IN
mt The next case called was that Sro
les II. Pratt against Rev Roy NJ, RE
on for SANDER Representing the had
:. Mr.. Schwenk stated that Mr.. con
on recently preached a sermon Mr.
g text. LAY not up for yourselves ing
IS upon earth" and argued that WIN
1 driven deposits away from Mr. Just
bank. This case was set for trial. ed
breach of promise suit of Jane 9TH
sus w. ID. Smith ct al. Mr. Bacon late
or a continuance on the ground The
G defendants counsel. Smith & to
:, were not present. The suit of wor
tarkev against W. L. Hunt to re- 9Th,
on sale of goods. US !
Mr.. Schwenk to his feet with the III
1t that the plaintiff would show ing
had thus far received only what hit
or the goods and that he ought to daze
on top of that. The the
reed that unless he received the arm
on he would not have money ).
o pay his lawyer. ther
$ point j. l.. Stewart imperson- he I
Jerk from Roots drug store came pie
a request for another blank book DRY
r prescriptions and was told by the
that he would have to bring in ing
weeks book before he could get thinl
The state cases were then taken have
first being that against w. H. sertl
for licking postage stamp. the
venll asked to be assigned as de- men,
counsel on the ground that he the
or man, having recently had $40 actin
Dm his trousers pocket. f. w. Barb
as charged with exceeding the witnt
lit and Mr.. Whitney in his de- eNcit
that his client could not afford avert
n overcoat and had to run to Elem
m. Here the drug clerk re- all.
on the stage followed by two Re.
IN carrying baskets full of pre- callete
and was given another book. hand
renk then asked for permission that
t motion for an injunction in Fits,
the Judge heirs against the Con hat
River Power company, but was case
ed by Judge Waterman, who show,
he did not understand there none
dam water on the Judge prop orato
witne
e case of the people against the was
had been called, the court fed t
the reading of the indictment, and
ows: tiers,
or Court of Judicial Errors, forme
Term. 1910. was {
membered that at the eytraor- the st
m of said court holden at Brat to pu
the sth day of February in who :
| year of the glorious reign of her h
liels. the first, his Royal High nattil,
ne grace of himself. Emperor of after
}. King of Esteyville and politi- and !
IF all the surrounding country. lates,
Bacon and Frank f. Barber, of vic
ice of his Royal Highness. his counse