The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-09
YOUR GROCER SELLS
StIckney & Poor's Mustard
Tell him nothing else will suit
yeu.
SEVEN TRUE BILLS
IN ORANGE COUNTY
Grand Jury Concluded Deliberations and
Reported Friday--Long Session
Ahead of County Court.

| Chelsea, June 9.--The Orange county
grand jury concluded their Investigations
and filed their report Friday afternoon,
presenting seven true bills. The grand
jury was in charge OF Deputy Sheriff
Maurice A. Gale of Bradford, assisted
by Deputy Sheriff w. Il. Worthley Of
Washington. States Attorney Williams
has filed large namber of informations
and the outlook is that the term viii
last well into July unless the respond
ents should be inclined to enter pleas of
guilty.
The June term convened Tuesday, June
3, with the following court officers pres
ent; Presiding judge, Eleazer L. Water
man OF Brattleboro; assistant Judges,
Warren J.. Crafts OF Bradford and Henry
X, Hayward Of Tnnbridge; clerk, Hale
X. Darling OF Chelsea; deputy clerk,
William II. Sprague OF Chelsea; sheriff,
4. w. Kent Of Randolph states at
torney, Frank s. Williams of Bradford;
reporter, Willis f. Monty OF Burling-
ton; high baEiff, William Il. Worthley
of Washington. Deputies AFRO A. Reed
OF Williamstown and George A. Tracy
of Chelsea are assisting Sheriff Kent
at this term.
The call of the trial calendars showed
IA cases set for trial by jury and Is set
for trial by the court. The grand jur-
ors We're called, sworn and charged by
the court, after which they took up their |
Scott Fellows of Newbury |
having been appointed foreman.
Of the la cases set for trial by Jury, |
five were continued, one settled and two |
were tried during the week. as follows: I
Town Of West FairIee VS.. Wilbur Moore,
which was an action based on the sta
lutte which makes .. person liable to
inc for bringing a pauper from one town I
INTO another town with the intent to
make such town liable for the support
II such psuper. This case only occupied
he attention of the court during one
lay and the jury rendered verdict
through its foreman, Benjamin Tucker, Il
or the defendant, who us man nearly l.
o years old, to recover his costs. f. w.
smith of Wells River was the attorney b
or the town and David S. Conant Of
and r. NJ Harvey OF Mont
elier were attorneys for the defend
mt
The next case taken up was entitled i
Y. r. Halsey vs.. H. b. Hosford, which
ras an action in assumpst in which
he plaintiff sued TO recover for services
4 designing and drawing the plans and /,
pecifieations for barn which the de- ,,
endant was to build The plaintiff /
ought to recover the sum of 500, but ]
he jury found for him to recover the
nm Of 800 and his costs. OF this jury, h
gorge X. Sprague of Brookfeld was
he foreman. S. C. Wilson of Chelsea !
as the attorney for the plaintiff and 4
avid s. Conant OF Bradford for the de-
lndant
II is expected that there viii be six U
ore cases tried by jury before the Grim ?
al docket is taken up.
Orange County Bar Association.
On the evening of the opening day OF
'urt, the Orange County Bar associa-
on held its annual meeting. when the .
blowing officers were elected: Presi-
mt, n. L. Boyden; vice president, f. w.
NTH of Wells River; secretary.treas-
er, Hale X. Darling Of Chelsea; execu-
We committee. John C. Sherburne of n
fHuoipH anu Stanley y. wilson OF Incl m
a. Stanley G. Wilson was appointed y
on Jurisprudence and law re- :.
RIM, and William H. Sprague was APP
inted committee on legal history and :
After the election of officers, the presi- q q
MT gave very interesting address on in
e following theme, THE Attitude =
hich Should BE Taken by Lawyers h,
th Regard 10 New Legislation" after to
lich there was a discussion BY the te
,mbers of the bar on the subject OF In
e new tax law. Hon. George l.. Stow
IS appointed at this meeting to pre- =
re sketch on thu life of the late x.
illiam II. Nichols of Randolph, to be =
scented at special meeting Of the J.
ange County Bar association. which 80
4 be held during the December term F.
court. =,
In