Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-06-02
COUNTY COURT.
June Term will Open Tuesday OF
Next Week.


The court docket for the June term
of Addison county has been issued
Court will convene on Tuesday, June 6,
with Hon. E. l.. Waterman of Brattle-
boro as presiding judge and Hon. c. S.
Dana of New Haven and Hon. Henry E.
Day of Ripton associate judges. The
length of the term is uncertain, but it
is thought that it will not be of a
lengthy duration.
The general civil docket contains only
SO cases, the oldest of which is of IA
years standing. On the criminal docket
there are % cases. These, with only
few exceptions, have been standing on
the docket for several years and the
respondents in several of them are in
the hands of the probation officer under
previous convictions. There are three
cases for hunting deer out of season
and four cases for selling or furnishing
liquor without license. 1t is apparent
that there will be no big criminal bust
ness at this term. There are also %
cases on the divorce docket, 16 cases on
the chancery calendar, 2l on the court
calender, and 21 on the jury calendar.
This will not be the grand jury term of
court and the following citizens of the
county have been drawn to serve as
petit jurors: Addison, Cary H. Mar
shall and Guideon w. Norton; Bridport,
Walter z. Walker and Charles |. Payne;
Bristol, Irving j. Murray and Edison E.
Steadman; Cornwall, Merrill O. Field
and Edward H. Peet; Ferrisburg,
Charles C. Field and Wilber E. Ball;
Goshen, j. s. Hooker; Granville, Daniel
E. Seaman; Hancock, Dana G. Marsh;
Leicester, John Foley; Lincoln, c. R.
Bicknell and w. J. Brown; Middebury,
William Tisdale and Charles j.
Seeley; Monkton, John E. Collins and
Charles D. Barnum; New Haven, George
S. Washburn and Louis A. Baker; Or
well, John Vail and c. H. Lewis; Pan
ton, Friend Adams; Ripton, William
Sherman; Salisbury, Henry j. Hyde:
Shoreham, Dennis F. McCauley and
George Ellis; Starksboro, F. S. Bird
sell and c. N. Bickford; Vergennes, E.
W. Graves and w. S. Bristol; Waltham,
Arthur E. Booth; Weybridge, George
E. Child, and Whiting, c. B. Hubbard.
The cases set for trail on the jury
calender are as follows: Ford Capen
VS. George H. and Jennie M. Churchill;
H. c. Potter VS. l. N. Chase; L. N.
kellogg VS. G. N. Baldwin, appellant;
E. B. Richardson, appellant, VS. A. E.
Flint and Hannah Flint administrator,
trustee; Ernest Goss, appellant, VS. Ed
ward A. Burt; D. T. Hanley and Z. L.
Whitney VS. l.. o. Allen; in re will of
Columbus Smith, Anna N. Perry, ap-
pellant; Len O. Allen VS. D. T. Hanley
and E. L. Whitney, appellants; E. E.
Sterling VS. Q. M. Ford, ct al; Lake
Dunmore Power and Traction company
VS.. Lombard Governor company and
trustee; Edward B. Richardson VS.
Charles Church, ct al; Howard Hassel-
tine VS. Alfred Phelps, appellant; in re
estate of Diantha holland, Trustees of
the M. E. church of Bristol appellants,
Gilbert Small, guardian of Lucy Lin
coin, appellee; in re Will of James
Duncan, Gardner j. Duncan, ct al,
contestants, George Rose, ct al, pro-
ponents; John Early VS. Harry Thomas,
appellant; Frank Maheu, appellant, VS.
Robert Easton; Minnie E. Taylor, by
her next friend, H. T. Taylor, appellant,
VS. Carl Needham, administrator of l..
E. Bensons estate; Toussaint Kidder,
appellant, VS. Thomas Loya; Simon Nc
Mahon VS. Myron w. Grow; James
Tulley. appellant, VS. Martin Young,
and l.. R. Brown VS. c. L. Hammond.