Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-30

original testimony was apparently IN
shaken. 1t is expected that the deface
will complete its evidence to-day. States
Attorney r. A. Hoar having filed infor-
nation against Michael Paine of Barre.
charging him with ENLIGHTENMENT and
! and against Alphonso DemarCo also of
Barre, on the charge of assault with in
tent to kill. the men, who for some months
have been confined in the county jail,
were brought into court where they plead
ed not guilty. Bail was fixed at $500 in
the case of the former and $500 in that
of the latter and as neither could furnish
bail they were recommittee to jail.
The funeral services OF the late Mrs. y.
f. Fifield we've held from heT late home at
O'Clock Saturday afternoon. The simple
but impressive Episcopal service was fol-
lowed. Rev. A. y. Lewis officiating. The
bearers were Hiram A. Huse, James w.
Brock W. =. Dillingham; c. p Pitkin,
James c. Houghton and George w. Wing.
Among those from out of town who at
tended the services We're Governor
and Nlcs +. c. Smith, who ar
rived in the city on the governors pri-
YatC train and were accompanied by eX-
Licut-Gov. Stranahan and wife and Miss
Ranett Frank Smith and wife and Miss
Annie Smith of St. Adams, Mrs. Hartman
of Ogdensburg, n. Y, and +. 3. Smalley
OF burlington. The remains were inferred
in Green Mount cemetery.
| County Court held "A half days session
"a "uJou' INNS ~ wv ~, ~ ~ -- n
-"o''u" al 'e' "ou'i' 'u"he "o'ip-
S'h "eiNeleu ms c'l''sc " .ie
case was given to the jury at 10
o'clock and at 2:30 they came into court TO
NV. 49, POI ..o''e VI w 'e f,, raw ~
"o'l' Nse''a"',t 'uuSe 1usei to" Pie9''
i'Is anu a. o CLOCK tiey asaiil t'uliieu
az" "Viou Nei"iO' "a "NNdui''ai anu
"Tio u'eol'arseu'
III tHe IoV1t case OF "eo' ~ NJ SCrip'itr
AGAINST =. . iiuDpnrain wh'ch inc latteT
o"li - sf" y % w hl''iei' ms poiuS'i'"'i'
Suiiehuereu MN III Nouh.y court oatur-
any ana WAS olscharseu' MIS- tlora Hup-
p'Iu' h'l'heI ol t,le ueIehuan', was ac-
cep'eu as htul III inc sam" "ih"uilt'
IN saturday the commissioners appoint
ca ny the court 10 MAKE an appraisal OF
INC MIS- H. l. NdiloIi pr optrt! winch was
| Itcentiy condemned lor jaii purposes ny
tie Ia!i commissioners, inca tnelr report
} WIN county CLERK smile: IN Their report
tney SET 'ne amount "hich tne county
should pay Tor the property at $500 which
Is sou" III excess Oh the sun. oHe'eu nY the
jan commissioners but they VIII not
make any contention over inc Inference
out accept the property AT the price set
! ny ihe court commission
III 'he case OF Wllam sawyer, VINO
Drought a civil SUIT against L. >. HUB
para Tor $50 chai slnS MIN with assault
ing nam on fenruary ~ while ne was In
tne delendants hotel justice 1, j. DeaVitt
d'scharged the defendant allowing him to
recover MS costs
county court reconvehed at O'Clock
Monday afternoon. Charles Hendricks
or Barre, charged with bigamy, came into
court and pleaded guilty to having mar
rled Hirl IN Barre while he had wife
living in HaVerhill, Mass, He was sem
fenced to two and one-halt years at hatd
Iaoor IN the states prison at Windsor.
In the case of Michael Pain charged with
empezzling Sl6.2o from Waiter Redell Of
C'raniteViile, the respondent pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to six months
confinement at hard labor in the House of
correction at Rutland ana to pay the