The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-28
LONG LIST OF CASES
Set for Trial at March Term OF Wash
ington County Court.

Clerk l.. G. Moody OF Washington
county court this morning mailed TO th
various attorneys in the county Tn
trial calendar TO be used at the Marel
term of court which convei.es March Il
and over which Judge L. l.. Waterman
OF Brattleboro viii preside The frs
case on the docket l. that Of Beatrice ]
Tracy VS.. Forrest Tibberts. followed b,
Charles Barclay VS.. the Wctmore
Morse Granite company. This latter cas'
was reversed in supreme court and comes
back for a new trial.
The case of Seth c. Rich VS.. Frank n
Hutchins resulting from the automobile
accident in which Mrs. Rich was injured
will he tried. This is an alienation OF
affections suit TO recover $4,000. Other
important cases on the first days list
are j. u. and Domenica Sanguinetti vs.
Stella Lawrence, Mortified Trust com.
pany VS.. y. o. Pierce and trustees.
The second days list includes. among
other cases, +. w. Nichols VS.. Clarence
Foley and Granite Savings Bank & Trust
company, trustee, Asa Tyrell vs.. Moses
Goslant. Morse 4 Jackson VS.. Central
Vermont railway, Cook Watkins 4 Co.
VS.. Perry Granite company and trustee,
Maude +. Simpson vs.. Central Vermont
Railway company; PhGnix Machine
company VS.. Young Brothers; A. Pero-
lini vs.. Ciardell, II. l.. Sparrow, as adj.
miuistrator OF the estate of Harriet
Bailey, vs.. Vermont Savings bank.
The third day includes A. Bianchi VS..
Frank Toast Monument company, Cal.
der 4 Richardson VS.. X. 4. Henderson
and trustees, Cobb Hersey & Co. vs..
Manuel Villa, McAllister & Kent VS..
Mario Zanleoni, Barre Savings Bank &
Trust company VS.. Ream- McBee com
pany, Mabel Harvey VS.. Vermont Mutual
Fire Insurance company, II. j. Slayton
VS.. Z. A. Drown, John Dobbs vs. Mont
pelier q Wells River railroad, c. L. Foley
vs.. Robert Mcdonnell, Capital Savings
Bank a Trust company and Charles w.
Adams ct al VS., w c. Cotton ct al. Car
rie Albin VS.. Raymond Cutting.
IL is heavy docket, thee being many
cases on the court calendar, total of
LOG cases being set for trial.
Jurors Drawn.
Sheriff f. H. Tracy has mailed to the
Jurors who will serve in the term, notice
hat they have been drawn for service
The list includes r. c. Collins, East
j. $. wilkins, Waterbury;
Earl Fuller, Warren; George +. Foss,
Sorthfeld; George Gould, Cabot; O. ID.
1ole, Marshfield; G. FL. Farrar. NUrth-
ield; l.. c. Hammett, East Montpelier;
Z. A. Dodge, Barre. C. H. Pike, Plain
ield; Fred Jacobs, Roxbury; +. vi
Iaughn, Waterbury; Dan Mclaughlin,
Fayston; c. ]. Gouldsbury, Montpelier,
|. W. Bates, Moretown: II. Fl. Boyce. |
Worcester; D. S. Wilbur, Marshfield; |
:. NJ. Ladd, Worcester; l.. j. Benjamin,
'outh Woodbury.; Frank Hill, Calais;
'harles Louzill, Moretown; r. A. Dan.
orth, Berlin; c. G. Russ, Calais Aaron
lstey, Warren; NJ L. Aiken, Barre;
Iugh Baird, Waitsfeld; c. d. Ashley,
ioretown; +. r. Clark, Montpelier; d. /
;. Sawyer, Middlesex; Harvey Averill,
'arre; w. w. Nye, East Barre; W. r.
'ibbetts, Marshfeld; Harold Greene,
Vebsteryille; G. A. Andrews, Roxbury.
Janitor a. A. Emery Of the county
ourthouse is getting the building in
hape. Owing TO the fact that the Jury
ill have to use the rooms at the back
nd of the building the local board OF
has been advised Of that fact
ut probably it VIII have the work
eaned up by that time so that all it
i'll need will be the room in which the
erical part OF the work is being done.
he examinations will probably be com
Ieted before the court convencs.