The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-11-14
NUMBER 46.


OF yesterday afternoon, who after being out
about two hours, returned a verdict Of not
guilty, and the respondent was discharged.
- State " Leonard Harrington of
Fayston, for selling Intoxicating liduor.
Respondent pleaded guilty TO one first of
fence OF selling, and was fined $40 and costs.
- State V. Moses Pen, for sodo ny.
The trial was commenced in the latter part
OF yesterday afternoon and submitted to the
jury at ten o'clock this loren oon. At1i:30
they returned a verdict of guilty. Sentence
has not yet been imposed. States Attorney
stanton for the state; j. G.. Wing for the
respondent. - State v. Samuel Little of
Fayston. Respondent was arraigned this
forenoon and pleaded not guilty. His coun-
stt ~ L. X. Gordon, - state " Leland
Morit Of Roxbury. Respondent was in
dicted under the statute for dsohryiug
subj pna of the late grand jury. He W as
arraigned this afternoon, pleaded guilty,
and was fined SO and costs. = State v.
George futterhy. Responder is charged
with keeping Intoxicating liquor at No. 122
Main street in Montpelier village. The
case arose out of a raid made by Deputy
Sheriff w. A. Jones, now in Illinois, as
sisted by 7 J. Keegan. and a bottle of
whiskey carried away. Keegan and John
Evans were he main witnesses OF the state.
Ih9 respoI d 3nt claimed that his connec-
ton with the place IS not shown. The
case was submitted to the jury at 2:20 this
afternoon and after being out about one
HOuIi tuty rtLuIueU "A verdict u guilty.
Sentence not yet imposed. States Attorney
Stanton for the state and John G. Wing for
the respondent.
SATURDAY.-After a very busy day the
court had an evening session, last night,
and the time was occupied in the trial OF
State V. George Sun of Fays on, who was
charged with giving away intoxicating
liquor to one Peter Crowley. l. seems that
the respondent purchased last summer
pint of alcohol of the Duxbury agency.
Crowley claimed that he did not contribute
in paying for same, but resp )ndent said that
he did contribute and that the liquor was
handed Crowley by one Swizer. The al
cohol was reduced and shared .mong
crowd Of three or four. The Jury after get
ting the case did not deliberate long, and at
9: 30 P. NJ. returned verdict Of not guilty.
States Attorney Stanton for the stat; j. G..
Wing and T. r. Gordon for respondent.
- State V. Richard Kennedy was SEN
tel ced for one first offence of selling beer.
He is cripple and runs small store for
the sale OF candy, cigars, etc, at Mortified.
He was fined $50 and costs for selling, and
in the nuisance case S25 and costs. -
State V. Edwin Porter f Mortified The
respondent recently pleaded guilty of
twelve first offences of selling Intoxicating
liquor. His counsel represented to the
court that the sales took place at his drug
store and were mostly alcohol for medi-
cinal purposes. His statement was pre-
sented to the court by G.. w. Wing. In this
case the respondent was fined $500 and
costs; IN the nuisance case ne was hneo
500 and costs, and place adJudged nul.
Sance. - state " George Sahporh OF
Northheld, upon plea OF gnlty OF TWO
first offences OF selling was hned eIoo ana
costs; and in the nuisance case was hned
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noon az two o'clock and tue trial OF state V.
Joseph Blanchl, which was com uenceo on
Saturday, was resumed kespondeI5 Is
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