Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-12-19

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with intent to mann.
I. State vs. John Clarity, rape.
State VS. John Alberts, assault.
State VS. James Shcdrick, adultery.
State VS. same, rape.
State VS. VIM. H. Coburn and Ad-
die Shattuck, blanket act.
State VS. James Barringer and
Rosey George, blanket act.
The same, another case.
State VS. James ]. Parks, larceny
State VS. same, same.
State VS. same, obtaining property
by false pretence.
State VS. Charles NJ. Hazen and "A.
b. Wilcox, fish and game law.
State VS. Charles M. Hazen and
w. O. Stetson, same.
State VS. Christopher w. Good
rich, perjury.
State vs. Herbert S. Wilson, secret
ing property as an insolvent.
State VS. Darwin L. Dow, bur-
glary.
State VS. Richard Roe, same.
State VS. same, assault with dan
gerous weapon.
State VS. Hollis Reynolds, liquor
case.
State VS. ]. NJ. Dorsett, assault.
The case of Reuben Dun klet US.
Nett,e L. Hooper was to have "een
taken up on Monday, but. was en-
tered settled. 1t was said that Dun
klee had shock last Friday, and
could not have come to court this
term. The basis of settlement rs
such that each party pays its own
costs. and each takes one half ct the
property, consisting of il house anf
lot; the property to be appraised anf
divided, one to have the prope'tN
and pay the other half its y;;l |b5ifsdTa and
The case of Staff STATE grave robbery
: Jack MSRfrial Friday morning.
l, MiState VS.. Charles Smith, Burglary
Bonds called and forfeited.
State VS.. Hosea D. Gibson. Mali
cious injury to building. Respondent
pleaded not guilty and bail was fixed
at $4,000
State VS.. Charles Hobart for burg
larry. The respondent pleaded guilty
and was sentenced for eight months
in the house of correction.
State VS.. Charles w. Hazen and
Arthur B. Wilcox.-Illegal fishing.
Respondents were charged with fish
ing for trout with a graphic ," OF
a line with several hooks on to hook
he fish. The fishing was done in Il
brook in Hartford, running through
land belonging to F. F. Holt. The
respondent, Hazen, denied fishing
except with two hooks properly bait
ed. The state, after the evidence
was IN, entered nolle prosequi in
the case of Wilcox, and the cast
went to the jury as to Hazen. The
Jury returned II verdict of guilty Of
taking seven trout illegally. Finet
SIS and costs.
J. {. Enright for the state, F. &
Southgatc tor the respondents.
The following state cases were
disposed of Friday morning:
State vs. Clifford and Mcdonnell. -
Respondents pleaded guilty, W. E.
Johnson J. & E..;sht and -. f.
Plngree bespoke the clemency of the
court. The states attorney did not
urge severity in the sentence.
The court imposed sentences as
follows: Clifford. $4,000 fine. Nc.
Donnell $500.
State VS. Fred T. Brown. Re
spondent pleaded guilty to pett, lar
ceny, and was sentenced to the house
Of correction for three months. f.
c, Southgate for respondent.
Myron Armstrong pleaded guilt!
to twenty first offences of sellins
liquor and was sentenced to- pay ;
fine of $3.50 and costs. w. E. John
son for respondent.
State VS. Geo. L. Tarbell,-Liquo'
case; respondent pleaded guilty tt
one offence and was sentenced t.
pay Il fine of SIS and costs. $. +.
Pingree for respondent.
State VS. Darwin l.. Dow.-!-ar
ccny of cider and elderhorry wine
Pleaded not guilty. J. G.. Enright
for respondent, made motion fo'
continuance Motion Overruled.
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