Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-04-20
LXI, NEW SERIES VOL. XXXIH.
CHITTENDEN COUNTY COURT.
A Verdict tor the Plaintiff in Corse VS..
IIarriugtou.

charged the jury in the horse case OF Corse
VS. HARRINGTON. The case was then gwen
to he jury who remained out about three
hours coming in shortly after noon. They
rendered verdict for the plaintiff for $50
and costs, the fun amount of the plaintiff :
claim. Exceptions were noted but it Is
understood that the case will not be APP
pclled.
The State docket was cal-l and cases
were disposed OF as follows: rne state
vs.. Jennie SaXtOn for forgery, state vs..
Philomene Lamoue for keoplng house
Of iii tame, and State IS. William Lang
lois for a second offence under the Liquor
law were left open until Monday.
In state ". Adolph Cuntols Tor selling
liquor the death of the respondent was
announced.
In the case of the State vs.. a. W. Aus
tin of Milton charged "Ith a second OF
renee OF selling liquor the bonds amount
ed to $500 were called anu forfeited.
The case OF the State ". John II. Me
Greavey for selling liquor was CONTINUED
owing to the fact that ih- e,pondeut is
serving a term in the House pt COrtec-
,iou.
la the case of state Vs. Bridget Marco't
the Respondent pleaded guilty JU second
offence Of selling lquor nud Was :cn1ehc.u
10 pay iiue Of so and costs aud 10 serve
one utfOtN ilIiA A0'IHlFt4N iA 'tN IA''"r
VI w ..,.+...,... rd,,..,l Ntaroo,te
for ..iiiu,, hmm, t'.... ,ni.- for S4uJ were
forfeited.
IN the C2eeS oI -'t't vs. f'1'eI ''t','''
2'",e vs. ,,r ut,'r .1 .eiii,,. ii' ,ic,,r q
/ uOle pr, ; qui Wa> entered.
/ In th,. cas-. ot Sale W. .Io.cph Austin.
,nnplianf for .rIllur honor. the Judgment
~ fha CGty Cnurt y9s affirmed tne fine
and costs Amounting 10 about $40 Vne
sn,na ant,.y kys- made i'm ;tp case Charles
Fienerick 4nne'lauf. his fine and costs
,,,.untine, ~ .,hn,t the same
! In he ca.p nf the state VS. p45ricE
! Nh,.ipn tpe rr-oordpnt pipad-d guilty to
i've nirruces and vyAs lined $50 and c, Sic.
In tne ,as-. of th.4 sale W. Victor II.
Iov.iv St9ta W lanes BroIer;ck. state
", .Gtu1es Madden, a!l for breach OF the
neasp we're con,lnued undpr the rule.
fnera b4ino civil cases ppudlur growing
/ ant of tba same matter
In The afternnon several motions were
heard In the case of the town of Under
hiU W .Jericho E,sax and Will;stoD
- natition for the reanp0rtiOumeut of the
.ynan.as of ranairing me Fay bridge over
the Winon,ki river, betwee1 Essex and
I Wllliston. 81 motion was made bv the de
ferdauts to dismiss the petition on the
ground that it was brought out of time
The motion was oyerruied and the de
fendnnt, took exceptions.
4 small Amount of Business festerday-
The Saxton Case Continued.
A. the openinr of Monday afternoon.
...,,o,' ',f tr., (a,rt,. COMET II was f,unC
9VSS'"" VI '40 '-O"H'S - - 700
that no cases were ready LOT 'rlai, so V"'
time was devoted to hearing motions ant
calling over tne state ana civil duchetS.
In the case Of state Vs. Jennie StNtoi
her counsel Henry Baiiaru med allldaElt
showing the sickness OF Two lmpor'ah
, witnesses, ana a~heu Tor a continuance
,.n,,l.t cn,,.iuua,, ,h,' coss TVhasanl4 rutl,
vas made iu th. ease of NJ. : 'puilomeu,
PaSha alias Lamoine, GU motion OF H. II
, nara itspon'e4I couHstl N-;,I;o..
I.iu,lai. 40 'iif 0i u rrn%,r th,. re.no1drni'
counsel. flied A unyslclap'a certificate set
tluS forth tuat The res pOndeul was suller
= ing from gos riC fever, and the case wa
: continued.
= III the following cases nOlle prosequ
A was entered: state vs.. J0nn Deayit., aI
/. pellant, hq nor state vs. j. ii. McGrtaVS
! appellant, liquor: state VS.. John o Mara
p appe lauu, liquor; state Vs. Philip Greg
: way, appellant, liquor; state ". Allc
n Watson, keeping house OF III fame; stat
vs.. f. =. Herrick, appellant, liquor; stat
T. VS.. Robert Nulty, appellant, liquor; stat
4 vs.. f.. j. Blown state VS.. Nllllam liet
4 ley, breach of the peace. A similar euUr.
p was entered cundltiOnally in other case
+ which will be taken up again later.
= The civil dock was called and the fu
. lowing entries made Johu y. W W-atcot; "
:, hiram WestcOtt ana Trustee y. q. Chand
:. Ter, discontinued by the death of the de
:. tendaut: f. =. Herrick and wife vs.. Il. :
Fowler ct al, action ON book account, II
4 ferred to : IdseltOn as auditor; f.. "
i Taft w. Peter Stacy, referred to w l.
- Burnap. There being no further cuisines
!, ready court took recess until 9 o'clOc
. this morning
+ ,,a.,....... 49,,
- i"e9u"S Session 'e' otV" i" 4'''i'"H "a"
! divorce 'ases'
=. In the County Court Yesterday the frs
4 ca.. heard ,ro. tbaro. EUnn Il Hfu "
. ,.,,.', tr.,i ,.Si .1i..,,,.,... 49,, -,
y I-5 Hl'u a. Il"I' l''eI 'o' u'NoI'e on u"
. ground oI desertioh ia Whlch hl1l wa
y Granted. VI. A Bingham for the petitio!
# er aud no appearance for the petiliOue'
4 The next case WAS Flora f.. Thomas V
/. Thomas \. Thomas a petition for divOrC
i in watch bill was granted Tor desertio
# and neglect and refusal to support. y
Il II. Alexander for the petitioner, no a
~ pearauce for the other side.