Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-04-29
General Vermont News.


brook on a charge u being an abseuhiing
debtor. hAi a hearing before Justice Moul-
ton .ud Was held FOR appearance al the
county rduu. Bail Mas Fixed a. s-Oll II
apr-arS that be has receive from Mr.. 4. A
Hall II Frrrisburgh $500 In notes aud $500
IN money. Mr.. Ball l. a highly respected
and well 10 do farmer la Ferris
hur-h tie has been derauged Tor
some time. and i al pres .nt IN the
a,ylum iu Waterbury. Deshor. IL l. claimed.
took advantage Of Mr.. Balls condition aud
secured the notes aud money from him.
state, Attorney Fish prosecuted the case
ans Henry Ballard Of Burlington defended
D,.~hur. Drshor Is looking for some one TO
bail him.
Frank Delorme. a youth whose home was in
Fort CoyiugtOn, y. Y. and who stole horse
and buggy iron II. s. Mott Of Albnrg. was in
court la Rutland last week ON two seri-
Gus charges. The first one was for stealing a
horse valued at S75, and a buggy valued az
$50. from Mr.. Mott. The second case was
Tor the theft Of one harness, a horse blanket,
rubber boots. leather boots. valued at =l6,
from /. J. Johnson. Delorme asked
the court 10 direct the states at
tornay 10 lie an information against
him 50 hr.cOuld plead guilty To the charges.
Ii was done aud Judge Russell showed that
he had ua use for "a horse thief. On
the first case DelOrme got three years
az hard labor in Windsor aud one year
at the same place on the second ease.
Joseph Jary. who lived four miles from
Montpelier On the road To MiddleseN Centre,
has committed suicide by hanging himself in
the barn uu Il farm owned 10y tieorge ID. But
Ter, where he lived. Jary got up AS
usual al $50 and talked with his
wife apparently feeling rs well as ever.
He went to the barn and as be did net
return at the usual time his wife went
to the barn and found him, hanging from
|. rafter by halter rope, dead. He had fed
the stock and MIXED one COW and was
found later. No cause for the deed is known.
Mr.. Jary was Il steady and Woodworking
man and in good health. He leaves widow
and nine children.
The Vermont Society of Colonial Danes
has Just completed its organization and
elected officers AS follows President, Miss
Anna &. Park Of Bennington vice presi-
| dents Mrs. Wallace &. Clement Of Rutland,
Mrs Z. j. Ormsbee of Brandon, Mrs. /.
! Stewart Strauahau of s.. Adams, Mr..
Samuel f. Pingree of Hartford registrar,
Miss Nina II. Morgan of Bennington; secre-
| tary-treasurer, Miss Mary +. Cooke OF Rut-
land; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Mary
| Baxter Sanford OF Rutland: committee on
| badges. Mrs. Margaret Francisco of Rutland,
| Mrs L. 5. Stranahan of St. Adams, Miss
Mary w. Barrett Of Rutland.
At the county court, at rutland the i0l-
| lowing divorces nave been granted Marina
! T., from Henry A. briggs. cause lhtoieraole
| severity Ida. from. lillian "ard' uesettioh'
! custody of two children to mother: Betsey
! NJ from Ezra I. Wetmore. intolerable sever
! ity. custody of minor children to mother;
! Jewett T., from ElVira cam. Ceseriioh
Nettie, from Amos II. Wing, intolerable Sc
verify; Grace v, from Frank W. Wyman,
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