Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-10-19
CHlTTENDEN COUNTY COURT.
A Number of Druggists Appear In Court
OIhrr Enses Dispnseh OF.

SEES Practically all of tho Jury cases are
disposed of and the Jurors with the ex-
ception of those who are residents of Bur-
lington were discharged i'm the morning.
These were retained as there is one more
case that may call for a Jury. The case
of Max +, powell Us. w W. and May II.
Tucker was the subject of some warm dis
cussion but was finally continued In the
divorce case of Goodwin VS.. Goodwin, Il
bin was granted for willful desertion.
Dart Casey who has been con-
fined in iail for some time on
the charge of horse theft WIS
brought in the first thing in the af-
ternoon and nlcnded guilty to the charge.
He was sentenced to not less than three
nor more than four years at hard labor in
the State,s prison at windsor The case
of tho q s Blodgctt Co. VS. c. W. Page
was discontinued In the case of Willis
y. FAR VS. George G. Briggs estate the
demurrer was sustained pro forma, with
ont hearing and the case will go to the
suprone court on the exceptions of the
plaintin. The cases of Smith VS.. Ward
we'll and Powell VS. Tucker were discon-
tinued. In the case of the Warmers VS.,
Plummer n Judgment of SIS and costs was
rendered for tho plaintiff and n certified
execution nv the consent of the defend
ant In tbe c,se Of IaFnrricr VS.. Buchan-
nan a Judgment ves rendered for the
plaintiff and the clerk is to assess In tho
case of the Savne Ranking Co. VS. Johns
there was a default and Judgment was
rendered for the nlnintiff the clerk to as
eoss In tho case of perril VS. Dewitt. the
defendants pleas were dismissed and the
defendant files arfidavits of defense. The
following PARTIES were arraigned and bail
given on information filed against them
state VS. James Naylon. druggist. null
sance. bail $500: D. J. Foster.
state VS. Georse A Churchill druggist
state We r. r. Stearns druggist nui-
sancc. bali $500; D. j. Foster.
State VS.. Eugene Gosselin, druggist, COM
mon scl1er hail 5000. Peter GOsselin
state We charles Muir common seller.
bail 5000. Louis Pine.
Friday in county court was devoted
nrincinaIlv to the hearing of divorce ca
SEES of which there was large number.
In the case of Anna Curry vs.. w. f.
Fuller. an action of replevin, the plaintiff
WAS given Judgment for nominal DANA gcs
and costs. The action of assumpsit brought
by h. f. Terrill against Bridget Hur
son was entered continued. In the divorce
case of Emma j. Woodworth vs. George
w Woodworth a bill was granted for will
ful dpsertion In the divorce suit of John
Scott ir VS.. Nellie NJ. Scott a hearing
was held but no decision has vet been an
nounCed Minnie Rushford VS. Thomas
Rushford an action for divorce was heard
and a hill granted on the ground of intol-
eralln severitv Tho care of three minor
children is given TO the petitioner. In the
divorce case of Florence Laramy vs.
George Laramv. n hearing was he'd but
no decision rendered Elizabeth Barnes
VS. Michael Barnes. an action for divorce
was heard hut no decision has been rem.
derod A hearing was held in the divorc,
suit of ouiso Al coli VS. Iouis II Col
and decision withheld. 4 bill for wilfu
10 ,otitioner was piven in the case Of Al
freta Howe VS. Orlando Howe. A bill TO,
wiIfuI desertion was also granted in tn,
divorce suit of George F. Peet VS.. Iizzi,
q poet
poeo I1t+obou u-as hrougbt into court or
tho cbargo Of l,oonine a house NJ III fame
for u,bic.h che uoe arros+od ,rbursday ont
bail dxed at s4Mn
A martial hearing was hold in the "a :,
of T, = Tarrill We Ira w Thorn in n,
action of renIevin Tho case is a result n
, n netition in bankruptcv nv the owner o.
goods on which tho ,Iaintiff holds a mort
papo wbicb The creditors CLAW, ie Invalid
Conntv Court resumed its sassion Mon
, dav afternoon at . o'c,ocl, Nothing o
am, snecial innortance came mn md III,
, anneorances nra that the tern, viii he 500,
, closed Several OF the cases set for tria
, have becn settled and moro have beef
, continued Mrs pose Mitchell was hrnuph
pleaded
, kcnninp a house of ill-fame Her trial I
set for this morning ot o o'clock In IN
: case of TerriU vs. Thorn the hearing wa
finished. The divorce case of Sand.g'sol
VS. Sanderson was discontinued In tn
!, case of Mario VS. Mario a bill of diyorc
was granted for vilful dcsertion In tn
= case Of Steinhauer VS. Steinhaucr a hil
was granted for dcsortion The case o
Meade VS. Meade was not completed Tn
= case of Manly ant vs. Hagris,gton wa
!, settled
/ Cnlntv Court Tuesday disnOsed of sew
t cral eases The eight iurvmen who had bee
kent upon the panel were excused in tn
morning They received S72 each, q fey
= dollars more than those first DISCHARGED.
Rose Mitchell. who was charged wit
, keeping a house of ill-fame, asked permis
, sion 10 Withdraw her plea of not guilt
and Mead guilty and was allowed to d
= 50 The sentence was that she be confine
in the House of Correction at Rutland TO
: NOT loss than two nor more than tire
, years
In the motion to reCommit the report O
t the referee in the case of T.. W. Thor
t administrator VS.. Augustus w. Waters
= the motion was overruled and iudgmcn
= rendered for the defendant to recove
s121 ~ This is the case in which suit wa
, brought nv tho administrator against III
clerk of tho dccaasad in which S71 n0 wa
l claimed before the referee
O The case of Elisha Manly VS. Henry Han
rrf,top an action of asstimusit has hee
t continued Tho case of Lewis Corron Y,
n Jr1ric Ntarou,n for tresnaes has bean cor
+ ,iruod A oor+i,uonoo roc oleo hear ar