Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-06-04


next I'm point of service and the other
deputies are: John II. Beane of Lincoln
t. H. Palmer of Monkton, Henry i. Fish
or of Vergenncs Fred f. Rowley of New
Haven, George S. Farr OF Bristol, w. H.
Burchard of Shorcham, T. V. Hooker or
Goshen Steven Il. Noonan Of Forrisburg,
Harry Il. Sanford of Cornwall, Frank M
Hill of StarSsboro Noble j. Sanford of
Middlebury, Allan C. Pluc OF Orwell and
Pearl II. Eaton of Hancock.
The opening prayer was made by the
Rev. Richard B Esten of the Memorial
Baptist Church of Middlebury, after
which Sheriff Smith made the proclama-
lions for the opening of the county court
and the court of chancery.
The dockets were then called and the
cases on the jury calendar marked as
! follows: Cheney & CO. VS.. George Cham'
paigne, appellant, settled and dscon-
tinued; Helen j. Walker vs. Carl c.
| Church appellant, left open; Helen j.
| Walker ct al, appellants, vs.. Carl {.
Church. trustee of George 5. walkers
| estate, left open; Ira j. Brydla- APP
pcllant, vs. Steven w. Grcgory's estate,
settled and discontinued; Walter j.
| White VS.. +. +. Sumner appellant, trial;
Henry and Thomas Calvin w. Guy
| Wooster appellant, trial; Hermon Pushta
| VS.. Moses Carpenter, trial; ID. 49,
| par,nelee VS.. the Boston Condensed MIX
| CO., motion for Il Judgment by default
| for the plaintiff clerk to assert the dam
| ages and the costs Hazel l.. Marcele
VS. Lewis A. Muller. trial; Mark c.
| Thompson VS. NJ. j. Harmon, trial;
Joseph Blaze VS.. the town of Weybridge
trial; Joseph b. Cobb VS.. the western
Union Telegraph company trial; George
! c. Kelsey VS.. William Stoddard, APP
pellant. trial; r. y. Bisscll VS.. j. c. S.
Hamilton. trial; w W. Bristol Us. \. j.
McCucn. continued; Norman S. Footc VS..
George NJ. Moore, bankruptcy of the de-
PENDANT suggested and no trial at this
term.
On the court calendar the following
cases were considered Frank Bonner vs..
Elizabeth c. Smith, set for hearing; II.
T.. Wright vs.. Joseph Lorain, death of
the plaintiff suggested and Fred w.
Wright, administrator, given permission
to enter as plaintiff and the case mark
cd for hearing. Charles j. SpauldinS, adj
mnistrator of the estate of John Davis,
vs. Meader Gordon, appellant, hearing;
Frazer NJ. Paige vs.. George G. Dresser.
continued; i. O. LaMorder VS.. the estate
Of William d. Watson, hearing; Moses
Vincent VS.. Thomas S brakes estate,
hearing; Sarah +. Harmon vs. Hosea
B. Field in course of settlement; Mutual
Life Insurance company of New York
VS. y. William Foster, hearing.
CIVIL LAW DOCKET
On the general civil law docket
cases were disposed of as follows
Louis Morris VS.. Andrew Trudo, dis
continued, il being stated in oper
court that there was no money or
either side r. F. French ct al vs.. Oar
and Robert McCougin and the FRS
National Bank of Orwell and Arthu,
n Farnham, trustees, left open; Guy
A. Beach VS.. +. L. Kelley passed; S
II. Kent, appellant VS. s J. Draper lief
omen; Charles c. Fields administrator
VS. WILDER Field appellant, continued
f. T. Barnard e Co. VS.. JENNIE a. anC
Fred Newton, appellants. settled ant
discontinued; Ernest Crowningshielt
VS.. Walter f. Clark, same entry; LAX
: Dunmore Power and Traction compan!
: VS.. Lombard Governor company, con
tinued; John Early VS.. Harry Thomas
/, continued; Louise Thomas, appellant
VS., Scion Burroughs administrator
! continued; Arthur j. Blackmer VS.. vii
liam ]. Smith. F. a. Barns ct al, tn
town of Whiting, motion for dismissa
, filed by Lawyer Charles |. Button o
-, Middlebury in favor of the defendant
French e. Crosby VS. the Boston
= Maine Railroad company and A. I
= Needham VS.. the Boston Il Maine Rail
road company, continued, as a case in
<
sideration by the supreme court of tn
- State; Charlotte King, administrator
y of the estate of George r. King, vs.
= the Lake Dunmore Power and TraC
- ton company settled and discontinued
II, T. Cook, administrator, VS.. Archi
j. Cooke and Charles f. Cooke, settle
and discontinued; Margaret y. Rivet
y. VS.. Leslie w. Baldwin, continued; Ben
jamin F. Bailey appellant, VS. f. OF
penhein trial this term or Il disms
sal; Katherine Begoire. administra
y trX, VS.. Lewis Begoir. settled and dis
. continued; Melvin Ayers VS.. Williar
stowe, appellant, continued; Lula ]
Newton VS.. Alvin Wmmett, settled an
discontinued; Benjamin +. and Cert
rude lockwood VS.. D. G. Donaghue, an
pcllant, continued; the National Ban
- of Nergennes VS.. Frank \. Coos, ad
mnistrator, settled and discontinued.
The morning session lasted eXactl
u so minutes and at II o'clock after tn
y completion of the calling of the doc
kets recess was taken until tw
= o'clock
z" At the opening of the afternoon SEES
sion the panel of petit Jurors was cal
" ed and the oath administered. TIL
Jurors were not very prompt in put
IL ting in their appearance in court an
II Judge Stanton had to wait for SON
l. time before he was able to give the,
l. their customary instructions Tt
address by Judge Stanton was n stron
n one. He went over the usual point
W and then called to the attention of II
W jurors the widespread and growing di,
al trust of courts and court proceeding
In large part of the popular mir
l. men of Addison county on the JUL
N nothing would occur at this term
lie court to increase or continue such
s. situation of affairs.
ar There were no cases ready to
u tried during the afternoon and the
d, was considerable delay from the fa'
OF that the attorneys engaged in cas-,
Of had to be hunted up by deputy she
TO ifs At $40 o'clock recess W;
in taken until nine o'clock Wednesda
r morning, with the case of Henry al
Thomas Calvin VS.. Guy Wooster, al
- pellant set for trial