Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-12-19


tiOn, as it appeared that Patn). who had
broken into II pcddlcr's cart, had gone
away to escape from the consequence of
his crime rather than to escape from his
wife; case continued. kdrcdge 4 Sladc
for the petitioner.
Cora Ryan VS.. William Ryan. Divorce.
Bill granted for wilful dcsertion. George
w. tirandcy for the petitioner.
Mary +. Wise vs.. David Wise. Divorce.
Bill granted for wilful dcSertion. \. u.
Tupper for the petitioner
Lizzie l.. Mawson vs.. Louis &, Mawson.
Divorce. Bill granted for wilful descrtion.
}. +. Stapleton for the petitioner.
Frances +. Samson vs.. Henry Samson,
divorce The court thought that the in
tolcrahlc severity alleged had not been
fully and clearly made out and that it
would be plainly for the good of both par
ties that that the case should be allowed
to remain on the docket undecided till the
June term so that the parties might he
brought together and rcinstated in the
family relation, and the attorneys on both
sides were advised to make all reasonable
efforts to bring that result about, For
this reason the case was continued. \. ID.
Tupper for the petitioner; Eldredge x
Nlade for Mr.. samson
y. g. Chandler vs.. l.. II. Baker, apt,
appeal dismissed. L. +. Knapp for the
plaintiff; \. p. Tupper for the defendant
Henry y. Briggs ". \. :. x \. G..
ltoiph' HptS'' Ju'lShl'hl lor plillh'Hl, cN-
ceptions by defendant and execution
stayed. j. II. Icnter for the plaintif; f.
y. Holman for the defendant.
Loren H. Richards vs. Harrison l.. lIOl-
dcn, heard ON the report OF the auditor,
motion for II certified execution against
the defendant, motion denied. l.. T..
Knapp for the plaintiff J. VI. Slade FOR
the defendant.
Town of Wcybridge vs. towns Of Brid-
port, Cornwall and Addison. Highway
petition. Report of the commissioners re
committed for them to find the fact as to
he excessive taxation Of WCybrlge
without reference to the testimony in re
gard to the excessive taxation of the de
tendant towns. Exception. Ellrcdge and
SlHdc for Weybridge, Stewart and WildS
for BridpOrt and Cornwall and q. W.
,irandey for Aqdison.
j. OrVis ct al.VS. the town Of Starksboro.
| Petition tor highway. Exceptions to the
port accepted and confirmed, and road
ordered to be established as per the report
and defendant to pay costs of commission
crs. W. W. Rider for the plaintiff f.
! ". J. Hawkins for defendant town.
\ b. Lambert, administrator, vs.. Thorn
as y. Merrills estate. Exceptions filled
tothe report of the referee, Hon. II. H
Powers. Balance in hands of the admin
istratOr Sl92J2O. Case certified back Il
probate court Plaintiff to recover costs
/ {. :. Colburn for the plaintiff, Dane
Roberts for the defendant.
i; ,i - .'i,'''C " b: ~. 11i''''
and state VS. John O'ConnOr, whose bonds
We're forfeited last week. the offence be
!ilS eeiilliS lltoN'c'toi'iS liquors. ne mo
Attorn"v IianrL;nt fo1. tho c,ofo cotr,,, Co
W. Grandey for the respondent.
The last case heard was Middlebury
Baptist church vs. IOuSSaint klller' eft
i|i i oii trv u".ctr! uHchef III Wllitd thtr' err
tween Kidder'S shop and the church m,
special master, Joel c. Baker, made Il re-
port in favor oi the plaintiff and the de
!el1'''lht aShcu T." lAtt 'ht report comm
W vi ~. -io"''' "l newly ulSCoNcIeu cN
ueXc' ,-NTE"tncu.S were inaue l0r th'
ii'otl"! ~ a. W HIhtI oi hUllahu dH'
"SIIiil,l II ~ y " nus
HtIc were lNo dlNoI't 'aAcS Oh lh'
M nv uoch'' "'i' 'WSlNC on 'he ne" uoGNel
ne t"o"u me o'| u"chel anu TWO ol mos
On 'lc .!c" N1chc' were c'h'iiueu' vi lh,
Vh ptt'li'n9 ''t.H; HtNth NtF' -rah'r'
t"rct !or l''itFap'c .NrNtrlIE', ihrer 10
uV'tI non HH. one I4t ih'oieranic HeNGrll,
anu "VN'I Ipl'' 'lic "'Il NiS "'hltN iu'l wv
c'N'N Hc''i" were ttol'ih'I't'
CaI,.uoni, Couutv Court
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jon rn to-day: seen divorces were gran
ed George d. Randall was convicted of
lrsi uNcnNr IN selling llquuT ana lined ~
ana cots.
Orange Comfy Court.
,.... ,'..-..,
orange 1uUh.! court "cSah us pecehl
Der term Tuesday, the 10Th, inst, Hon
John W. Rowell presiding. .Iudxe an
Hon Josrnh Tnbhetts and Hon ryrus |
,thro,, n..,.t,rt i,,d,r,. ht,o,. ,,,,,.o
't,''P, "I,'1,''i' J"'N'', Ni.Ii P'"S
ny KEY f. r. litrrlcK, pastor OF the co!
gregatiOnal church, Sheriff Lyman /
Barron uttered proclamation for the oper
in.r of IN. comfy co,lrt and cnurt of chm,
'',. ,,'I .,i.,' f';,. ',,',it i,,,.,r. nf ~
very anu "''o i"i 'ii' l''i' J"'"iH, vi III
spouded TO their names, the Others hayin,
been excused. Judge koweIl then deliN
tle,i an Hplt nlu lurclpic cnalGe 10 IN
,.nEmtn o XII XII ~ NO. i"r
"m,lnrit ,,,,,n,rad ,h,t mf ,},n trirt; ~.
cases set not one was ready for trial b
. jury, most Of them being set to the com
, or lllarkeu no, ior !pfE "nol '"h!iilur,!. ~,
/ n'c,nrL Wrducsjur mnrnin"' Win III
hone that cases might be ready for iur