Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-11-26
ADDISON COUNTY COURT.
The List of Grand aud Petit Jurors for
the Coming Term.

the Coming Term.
MIDDLEBURY, Nov. 20.--Addison County
Court sets the first of December, Chief
Justice Ross presiding. There are 10 cases
on the civil jury. 1t is grand jury term,
but there is little, if anything, to be brought
before that body. The grand jurors are as
follows: Addison, c. W. Read; Bridport,
Joseph II. Crane; Bristol, Charles W. Nor
ton; Cornwall, c. G. Ward; Fsrrisburgh,
John Clark, Hancock, George V. Wilson;
Leicester, lewis c. Needham Lincoln,
William Il. Butterheld; Middlebury, Albert
Chapman; Monkton, o. r. Barnum; New
Haven, F. I. Nash; Orwell, II. y. HALL
Ripton. George W. Glmon; Salisbury, w.
Il. Whitney; Shoreham, Nyron Platt;
Starksboro. Leslie G. Ferguson; Vergennes,
John E. Roberts; Weybridgs, A. d. Hay
ward.
The petit jurors are: Addison, David
jackson; BriGport, John l. Lamora
and Francis G.. Converse; Bristol,
Joseph II. Hassns and Charles f.
Hnuchet; Cornwall, Walter Atwood;
Ferrisburgh, Noble l.. Kip,ball and Amos
P. Needharn; Goshen, Wallace Ellis; Gran
Vile, Sardne F. Hubbard; Hancock, l..
D. Rhodes; Leicester, John G. Fisk; Lin
coin, Robsrt Wilson and Seymour Davis;
Middlebury, Edward Severance ana James
Valette Monkton, William T. Patterson;
New Haven, William Walker and George
f. Washburn; Orwell. Bottum and A. 4.
Tottinghnm; Pauton, Spencer Ha wiley
Rpton, Bert A. Billings; Salisbury, Frank
C. Dyer; shorebsm, Kent Wright and L.
e. Moore; Starksboro, DIN w. Ferguson;
Vergennes Edward D. Bruce and Fl. p.
| Fisher; Wslthan, Israel Plain; Weybridge,
Willis B. Child. Whiting Amos c. Need
ham.
| Washington County Court
MONTPELIER, Nov. 19.--The jury In tho
rape case Of State vs.. l.. j. Holden Of Wor-
cester came in this morning not agreed,
nine being for conviction and three for &C.
quitta They were discharged.
The jury ia the rum case of State VS..
Peter G. Dewey was completed and the trial
begun.
MONTPELIER, Nov. 20.-The jury in the
case of State vs. Peter g. Dewey, keeping
nuisance came in this morning disagreed,
were sent out again and returned again
about noon still disagreed seven for acquit-
tai and five for conviction, and were dis
charged.
The case of State VS.. Jake Robinson,
keeping nuisance, was finished this forenoon
! anu slNeu W tue jury curry III unls
afternoon disagreed and were sent back.
4. Robinson pleaded guilty to one offense
of selling Court deferred sentence.
Case of State VS.. A. N. Spaulding, at
whose place on Elm street seizure was
made last summer is now on trial.
MONTPELIER, Nov. 2t.-In the case of
State VS.. Jacob Robinson, for keeping
liquor, the jury brought in a verdict OF
guilty.
A similar case, State vs.. \. w. Spauld-
ing, was finished this forenoon and the
jury returned in q very minutes with YER
dict of guilty.
! The jury were excused until p. III. Mon
| day when the rum case of Barney hcksnns
is to begin The court were together this
afternoon fer some court work.
Washington County Court.
MONTPELIER, Nov. 23.--The so-callcd
riot case of State vs.. Charles De f. Ban
croft and w. A. Briggs ia assigned to oe
tried next week Tue day, and that of State
VS.. Daniel Doyce FOR selling cider, to the
| following Wednesday afternoon.
| The case now on trial is that Of State VS..