Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-16
CITY AND COUNTY
s,,o.,or Court, Criminal Tern' at NiS"-
burg.

| Superior Court,
| burg
| o,,,rp .1usrlcE ALLEN PRESIDING
71,ysJv Am7. 15-The grand jury made
,i,o;, ro,ort having considered some sixty
cases. The following are the arrangements
,lo,s of parties, and sentences, thus tar -
Tob, Brown of Hubbardston pleaded guilty
IN three indictments for larceny OF c'otlng,
etc. C,....., ,,.,,,i, of1e
rIooJpd guilty to an Indictment tor larceny of
!, ,orket book containing $3.50 in money from
thn coat pocket Of l.. ID. Lyon in Clinton, and
was sentenced 70 hard labor in the house of
correction Tor nine months.
Nelson Pierce of Barre, and Thomas Mahan
of Worcester, pleaded guilty to an indictment
for breaking and entering the store of Jonas
A. Carruth in Barre and sealing goods there.
from valued at $3.50.
VIM. Underwood of Worcester, indicted for
being an accessory to the foregoing, pleaded
not guilty.
Nelson Pierce of Barre and Jenny White
more of Fitchburg pleaded guilty to an in
dictment for fornicatior.
John Harrigan of Blackstone, for larceny,
pleaded not guilty.
Alfred b. Shunway of Oxford, for assault
and robbery, pleaded not guilty on two indict-
ments.
VIM Jones of Worcester, for passing coun'
terfeit money, pleaded guilty.
james Hewrys Of Milford, for assault and
battery on Morey L. Britain, pleaded guilty,
and was sentenced 10 the Jail at Worcester Tor
twenty days.
Detroit Phiuney Of Orange and Malvina A.
Underwoo of Athol, for fornication, pleaded
guilty. and were each sentenced to Jail for
thirty DAVIS, the former at Worcester and the
latter at Fitchburg.
Abram G. Bigelow of Princeton, for passing
counterfeit money, pleaded not guilty.
Hartwell c. Twichel OF Fitchburg, for adul'
te,y, pleaded not guilty.
Christopher Anthony and Charles Wilbur
OF Uxbridge pleaded not guilty to assault and
battery on Patrick Haggerty This was the
only case given to the jury, yesterday, but
they had not rendered a verdict wien the
court adjourned.
The petit iuries empanelled were as follows:
First Jlug-Samue II. Bailey of Lunen-
burg, foreman; Grosvenor Adrich of Tx
bridge, Horace II. Ames of Holden, Oaks P.
Brown of Southboro, George NJ. Dunn of
Grafton, Richard S. EIDE OF Bolton, Samuel
d. Fisher of Westborough, Elijah Hammond
of Oxford, Benjamin Howard of Blackstone,
Alfred Knight of Clinton, Swan Knowlton of
Auburn. Samuel j. Leland OF Charlton.
Second Jny.-Israel Plummer of North
bridge, foreman James ID. Litchtield and Otis
L. Ruggles of Fitchburg; Cirrus A. Lowell
and Jonathan A. White of Worcester; John
McWales of Milford; Heryey Park, Jr., Of
Mhury; George e. Pratt of Princeton; IL.
B. Pratt Of Shrewsbury William Tilton of
Leominster; Sumner Putnam OF Sutton T.
r. Whittemore OF Spencer.
tSupernuiaaaries -Alonzo L. Willard of Ash
burnham, John Wood of koyalston, Harvey
Wyman OF Winchendon.
Henry D. johnson of Upton was excused
for the term, ON account OF sickness.
The grand jury, when they had concluded
their investigations, on Wednesday, visited
the Jail at Fitchburg, under the charge of dep
uty sheriff Kimball, and found every thing in
good order. There are now about thirty pris-
| oners there.