Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-04-26
ORLEANS COUNTY COURT
Resume of Work of Session Just
Closed.

hall where Essex County court vii
hall where Essex County court opened
Tuesday, April %.
| Court opened at Newport, March
Ia and during the five weeks much
business has been transacted. The
/. sulting from farm sales, the last one
going to the jury at IL o'clock Fri
day forenoon. At the opening OF
court at 2 O'clock the jury returned
for instructions and later brought in
| a verdict for the plaintiffs to recover
the sum of $2500. Peter Daigneault
| and Joseph Barbeau brought suit to
recover damages on alleged misrepre-
sentation in the number of cows that
the farm would keep that they pur-
chased in July 1921 of j. E. Leblanc
and A. Bouffard. The plaintiffs
claimed that the farm was repre-
sented to keep from % to 25 cows
and they contended that it would not
keep over 10 cows. j. E. Leblanc
said he paid $1,000 for the farm and
he sold it to the plaintiffs for $1O,-
O00.
Doris Menzie, who plead not gull
ty of serious charges before the court
Thursday, retracted her plea Friday
to that of guilty and was sentenced
to not less than two or more than two
and one-half years at the Industrial
Home at Vergennes. Other import
ant cases before the court this Term
Savings Bank & Trust Company and
a verdict of $165O.62. Arche,as
Blais versus A. T. Petry. the plain
tiff securing $500 domages. True &
Blanchard Co. Inc, versus G. l.. Gee
and Trustee resulted in a verdict for
the Hardware Co. of $296.43. David
Davio received a verdict of $425 from
George Walker for damages received
in an auto accident. George T. Ames
secured $400 judgment from Harry
and M. B. Boutelle. Judgment Oh
$2095.1O and costs $29.74 was given
Aaron H. Grout against Frontier
Electric Company.
The following cases were discon-
tinued. r. N Baldwin and F. <.
Lee versus H. G. Goss and trustees;
Vermont Tobacco Co. against H. G.
Goss; II. F. Clark against G. G.
Scott and trustee; j. A. Nadeau
against Bessette and trustee; G. H
Davis against Godias Turcott; Sam
uel Bean against John Mathie; Sid
ney G.. Willard against Guy and Mary
Wing; Cora D. Mailhot against AL
bert Lamphear Archie Young against
Erastus H. Kittridge; Joseph Bat
chum against Victor Dufresne; j.
F. Wright against Joseph Benoit and
Orleans Trust Company against j.
L. and Almeda eAldrich and A. c.
Fellows.
The following docket cases were
settled and discontinued: Fidelia
l.. Barber versus d. w. Donald;
H. A. Barber versus d. w. McDon7
aid; Osias Tetreault versus G. o.
Trembly; Mary Harris versus Leon
Jenne; La Banque Nationale versus
Ambroiso Tetreault; Ethel M. Hodge
don versus Warren R. Purple;
George F. Lawrence versus Charles
Simino Apt; Empire Cream Separa-
tor Co. versus G. H. Hudson; Made
line Larabee versus Elwin E. and
Gerald Gray; Ray P. Webster versus
John Rumsh and trustee; w. A.
Young versus Olivia Bessette, Genl
Asst; W. A. Young versus Olivia
Bessette, Trover; Clarence Cowles
versus George H. Chasse; Lewis Con
yeau versus Samuel Gonyeau; True
& Blanchard Inc, versus Harold w.
Griffin; c. j. Oben Company Inc, ver
sus Stanislas Paquette and trustee;
John B. Vigneault versus Edwin II. !
Durkee; Boston & Maine railroad ver-
sus j. A. Gendron; and Manophone
Corporation versus Blair Veneer GO.
and trustee.
Other law cases disposed of in va
rious ways are as follows: In re ;
A. Cleveland, S. A. Cleveland, apt, !
order for progress; Towne Brothers
versus George A. Richardson ct al,
left with court; Towne Brothers ver-
sus Roy Brothers. with court; Jo-
seph St. Marie versus A. G. Dunn,
apt Judgment for plaintiff for amount
of specifications; Arthur Emery
versus George E. Jennings ct al,
Judgment for defendant; Cora En-
ery versus Jennings ct al, judgment
for defendant; F. B. Tower versus
E. F. Nash, apt, with Court; R. "A.
Ritchie versus George Flynn, with /
court; Raoul Messier versus Hercule
Cotnoir. with court; Orleans Trust |
Company versus F. H. Herman q
Son, Judgment for plaintiff; Charles
C. Brooks versus Cyrus Fortin, judg-
ment on default; Arthur E. True YER
sus B. S. Curtis, with court; Allie
Derusha versus Joseph Canning ct al,
Judgment on default for l cent dam
ages and costs; Daniel Dunn versus
AlD0rI CdHCeIl, OIucIoQ W SOuI1 u
Chapcery after trial by jury began;
c. A. Mute versus w. F. Shepard,
Judgment for plaintiff as per sti-
pulation; Adelard ST. Francis ver
sus Zenon Gervais, judgment on de-
fault; D. A. Stetson versus Sidney /
C. Willard with court; John B. Will
lev versus L. E. Brewster, judgment |
on default; A. T. Petry versus Ar
chelas Blais and trustee, judgment
for plaintiff; Rapheal Davignon YER
sus Theobald loyal and trustees,
with court: Prouty & Miller vers'
M. D. Spear and trustees. judgment
against defendant, continued as to
trustees; Barton Savings Bank &
Trust Company versus M. r. Dodge. i
Judgment on default; Elva E. Moore
versus Harlow Hammond, with court;
and Elzear L'Esperance versus f.
P. Jose and trustees, with court.
During the term several divorce
Eases were heard, ten bills were grant
ri and others discontinued or dis
missed. The ten cases where bills
we're secured are as follows: Lilly
NJ. Drake versus Victor G. Drake,
granted for refusal to support, care
and custody of minor children given
70 petitioner Melinda F.. Coolbeth
was granted bill from Lyndon w Cool
beth for intolerable severity and the !