Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-03-30
Josiah B. Dyer OF al. will not come up for
trial this term as the Associated Press de-
patches have advertised.
Liquor sellers Figure Exclusively In
the Days Proceedings.

patches nave auVeGIlseu'
Liquor sellers Figure Exclusively In
the DAYS Proceedings.
MONTPELIER. March 21.-County Court
reoponed at O'Clock this afternoon, after
a recess since Thursday evening, and eight
new jurymen were called aud sworn, i'll
addition to those already drawn.
Dwight Smith pleaded guilty to keeping
a nuisance and for the other case on the
docket nole prosequi was entered.
Frank and Edward McGill were boJh ar
rested on Saturday night, on Information
tiled by States Attorney H. s. stanton.
charging them with maintaining nuisance
and keeping liquors with intent TO sell, and
each furnished bonds.
Arthur Lockliu pleaded guilty TO one first
ofrense of selling and keeping a nuisance,
and in the case OF keeping with intent to
sell a nolle prosequi was entered.
Henry c. Smith, the coored barber, was
next brought into court on information
from the States attorney, charging him
with second offense Of selling, kosping q
nuisance, and keeping with intent to sell.
The cases of Sarah Snow VS.. a. j. Snow
and G. f. IIoister, adm. tr., and that Of
Sullivan B. Gale vs.. a. j. Batchelder ~
Bro, apt, were both discontinued.
John II. Senter temporarily furnished
$500 bail for Henry {. Smith.
William Gordon pleaded guilty to one
| first offence of selling liquor, and in the
other case nolle prosequi was entered.
Martin Mansfield appeared and furnished
bail for keeping a nuisance and keeping
liquor with intent TO sell at Roxbury.
Edward McGill appeared, charged with
keeping a nuisance, selling liquor and keep
ing liquor with intent 10 sell, and his brother
Frank furnished $500 bail
Recess in Memory OF the Late j. a. WinG
Cases Disposed or
MONTPELIER, March 2S-When County
| Court came to order this morning, State;
Attorney stanton announced ths sudden
death of Joseph Addison Wing, the oldest
practicinG lawyer on the Washington county
bar and active in the last case tried and
moved that recess be taken in memory d
him, which was granted until , p. IN.
Members Of the Washington county bal
held a meeting at II a. m, States Attor
ney stanton presiding. 1t was voted to at
tend the funeral al , p, nj. Thurs lay in
body. A committee comprising II IN er W
Heaton, j. ?. Lamson aud S. c. ouurtlof
were appoin ted to prepare resolutions, ant
John II. Senter, w. p. Dillingham; an
John W. Gordon a committee to arrans
| for memorial session.
AT D. m. several minor cases were dis
posed OF, and no casos being ready for triul
jury were excused until a. m. tomorrow
The cases OF State Vs. Charles Wade, hovs
Of ill-tame; State VS.. Fred L. Hayden
keeping liquor; State Us. Alyina r. Flshe
of Middlesex, keeping nuisance and ,ellinj
liquor, were continued, and in those o
State vs. Nathaniel Wilson, apt, sellin
| tota II
and state VS.. Henry c. Smith, apt, selln
liquor, three old cases a n ollie prosequi wa
entered.
Yesterday Martin Mansfel pleade
guilty to keeping nuisance and keepin
liquors with intent TO sell ead last night T
&. Dewey furnished $500 bail for Fran
McGill, who was arrested on informatio
charged with selling, keeping with intent t
sell, and keeping nuisance.