The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-22
CHELSEA.
Orange County Court Trial Calendar Con.
tains 10 Cases.

tains 10 Cases.
The trial calendar for the Decembel
term of Orange county court shows that
eleven cases are set for trial by jury
and seven by the court. There vii
also be several divorce cases, and il
is expected there win be several Grim
inal cases tried. Among the cases SET
for trial by jury are three cases which
have been to the supreme court, where
the judgments have been reversed and
the causes remanded. Two of these
cass have been to the supreme court
twice apiece and because OF the unusual
length of the litigation much interest
will center in the trial of these causes
at this term of court.
Harris NJ. Miller of West Fairlee,
Samuel b. Buell. of South STAFFORD and
Benjamin Tucker of Tunbridge, the gen.
tlemen who comprise the commission APP
pointed by the court at the June term to
make partition in the case of Charles
L. Speare VS.. Julia A. Darling, met at
the courthouse Tuesday and made and
filed their report.
Sheriff Edward w. Kent Of Randolph
was at the office of the county clerk
last Saturday and drew the following
list of names of gentlemen to serve as
petit Jurors at the December term of
Orange county court, which will convene
Tuesday, December 3, with Judge Zed
s. Stanson of Roxbury presiding: Brad
ford. George X. Thurston and Joshua
+. Hill; Braintree, David Abel and Roy
Brookfield, Van b. Carpenter
and W. Z. Huggard; Chelsea, Richard II.
Bacon and Truman II. Spear; Corinth,
K. w. Hodge and Arthur Tuliar; Fair
lee, II. l.. Rice and Fl. G. Moore; New
bury, George Bailey and Homer F. Cor
ham; Orange. William H. II. Durham
and Henry Whitcomb; Randolph, Erwin
w. Perrin and Leslie A. Gilman; Straf-
ford. Byron F. Ross and George w. Nor
ton; Thetford, w. l.. Stevens and Tru-
nan Barrett; Topshanl, John w. Mars
or and Fred A. Sanborn; Tunbridge,
George II. Sumner and Forrest H. Tot
nan; Vershire. Chester ID. Grant and
:. G. Lake; Washington, C. H. Davis
md A. Z. Prescott; West Fairlee. NJ.
7. b. Hatch and X. II. Dearborn; Will
JAMESTOWN. Marshall jackson and 0rville
William F. Morgan, who was serv.
ng a sentence in the county Jail of from |
line months to twelve months for fur |
fishing, has been transferred to the |
ouse of correction at Rutland and was
to that institution the first |
4 the week by Sheriff Il. w. Kent of |
randolph.
Byron Avery and Eugene Avery of
haron were brought before Justice of /
he Peace John NJ. Comstock on Monday,
harged with having burglarized the
tore of Samuel b. Buell. of Strafford
n the night of October 81 States At
orney Stanley C. Wilson conducted the
rosecution and the respondents were
offended by William S. Pingree OF
White River Junction and William ii.
prague of Chelsea. The respondents
ut in no evidence and the court found
efficient evidence produced on behalf of
ne state to bind the respondents up
, county court Bail was fixed in the
I'm of $500 and in default of bail the
,spondents were committed to Jail to
wait trial at the December term of
range county court.
Mrs. William F. Morgan, who has
orked at the Orange County hotel since
st spring, left Monday morning for
ARE City to visit friends for few ,
Tvs, after which she will proceed to
utland to find employment in that
ty.