Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-05-29
ADDISON COUNTY COURT.

The June term of Addison County
court will begin in the court house in
Middlebury on Tuesday next, June 2,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon with Hon.
Zed S. Stanton of Roxbury as chief
judge. The dockets for the term were
issued on Tuesday of this week. On the
general law docket there are only 67
cases and most of these are of very
little consequence from a financial
standpoint. The most important case
is $1,000 breach of promise suit which
is on the jury calendar for trial on the
second day.
There are 80 cases on the criminal
calendar, 16 divorce cases and nine
cases on the chancery docket, some of
which are of large Importance. The
cases so far set for the court number
only eight, but this number will be sub
stantially increased on the first day of
the term by additions from the jury
| list.
There are 16 cases set for trial on the
jury calendar, which are as follows:
Cheney & Co., VS. George Champagne,
appellant; Helen G. Walker VS. Carl 0.
Church, appellant; Helen j. Walker and
other appellants, VS. Carl 0. Church,
trustee of George Walker estate; Ira j.
Braydia, appellant. VS. Stephen W.
Gregory's estate; Walter j. White VS.
Elmer E. Sumner, appellant; Henry and
Thomas Calvin VS. Guy Wooster, appel
liant; Herman Puchta VS. Moses Car
penter; d. b. Parmlee VS. The Boston
Condensed Milk company; Hazel l..
Marcelle VS. Louis A. Muller; Mark c.
/ Thompson VS. M. j. Harmon; Joseph
Blaise VS. The Town of eybrdge;
Joseph B. Cobb VS. The Western
Union Telegraph company; George c.
Kelsey VS. William Stoddard, appellant;
E. n. Bissell VS. J. c. Hamilton; w. w.
Bristol VS. n. J. McCuen, and Norman
S. Foote VS. George NJ Moore, appellant.
The case Of Bissell against Harring-
ton is a so. 600 suit for SANDER, Edgar
N. Bissell the plaintiff, lives in Shore
ham and Mr.. Hamilton, the defendant,
is resident of Cornwall. Both men
are among the best known breeders and
dealers in Spanish Merino sheep in the
United States. The breach of promise
suit of Marcelle VS. Muller is the first
case of the kind to come toto this court
in a great many years. These two cases
are the only ones Of any great interest
and Importance on the civil docket
1t does not look like a very heavy
docket from the criminal point of view.
There is only one respondent in Jail
awaiting trial and most of the cases on
the docket are old ones hanging over
for several years, in which the re-
spondents are in the custody of Proba
ton officer DIN A. Smith Of Addison.
The calendar of cases for hearing by
the court is as follows: Frank Doaner
VS. Elizabeth c. Smith, action on ac-
count; E. E. Wright vs. Joseph Lorain,
general assumpsit; Charles J. Spauld
ing, administrator of the estate Of John
Davis VS. Meader Gordon, appellant,
eiectment; Frazer K Paige vs. George
d. Dresser, general assumpsit; L. 0.
LaMorder William D. Watsons, es-
tate: appeal from commissioners, Sarah
b. Hannah VS. Hosea b. Field, trespass,
and the Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany of New York VS. n. William
Foster petition for a new trial
on account of some of the long cases
which are likely to come during the
term it is more than likely that the
June session will not be completed be-
fore the middle of July The largest
interest in the coming session is that
involved in the trial in Italy Of the two
Colombs, brothers, who are under ar
rest in Sicily for the murder Of Henry
Ward in New Haven a year ago last
December The officials hereabout's
don't seem to have any information as
to when the trial is coming off in Italy
For earachc, toothache, pains bu
scalds. sore throat. ny Or. Thoma
Eclectic Oil, SPLENDID remedy for
emergencies. adv.
BRANDON.
The funeral Of Leander Badger was
held at the home of his daughter, Mrs
Charles Morgan, Monday afternoon, the
Rev r. II. Washburne officiating The
burial was al ForestdaIe cemetery Mr.
Badger Is survived by two daughters.
Mrs. Morgan and Mrs, II, NJ. Hall of
New York, and a son, Ezra Badger Of
Fort Wiley, Cal,
Mrs. f. s. Marsh is at Williamstown,
Mass.
Morgan O'Brien, a well known resi-.
dent, died at his home Sunday evening
Of pneumonia. He was rs years of age
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