Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-14
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

In County Court Thursday the general
asumpsit case of d. l.. Fuller a. Son vs.. s.
c. Woolson G. Co., to recover on Avn old
book account was the first taken up for
trial. T. r. Gordon and f. II. Deavitt ap-
leared for the plaintiff and ]. II. Senteg'
and II. A. Huse for the defendant Fras-
Ter VS.. the Home Life Insurance company
is the next case to be tried.
Rocco Lott of this city was brought in
to County Court Saturday morning on in
formation filed by States Attorney Hoar,
charging him with maintaining nuisance
and keeping with intent to sell, Bail in
the former case was placed at $500 and at
500 ian the latter and the cases against
him on the City Court docket were mol
p1 ossed. The case of d. l.. Fuller d Son
VS. S. c. Woolson was closed at noon by
Judge Watson instructing the jury to rem
der a verdict for the defendant pro forma.
he to recover costs The plaintiff will
take the case up to the Supreme Court
The hearing in the second injunction in
the East Barre and Orange water cases
was held Monday morning before Judge
Watson in the county clerks office. w. +
Barney and j. w. Gordon appeared fol-
the city of Barre and Senter and Goddard
+. ]. Martin, G.. Y, Swasey and r. Nj
Harvey for the East Barre people. The
arguments were based on the suppositior
| that there was no right of appeal from
the first injunction. The court withheld
session at o'clock Monday afternoon
The case of Charles Davis VS.. W. II. Blu
Chanan, trespass and trover, from Barre
was continued on terms as to plaintiff anC
s. attorney fee. The case of T. j. DeaVitt
assignee VS.. S. C. WoolsoG, general as
sumpsit, was continued without costs Il
| either party. The case of George W
White VS. Austin Albec, ant, general as
sumpsit, is now on trial. Plaintiff reside
| in MiddleseX and the defendant in VOL
colt Suit is brought to recover for thu
use of certain stays and oxen. j. ii. Sen
! ter and Il. II. Gordon appear for the plain
/ tiff and l., j. Thompson and w. A. Lor,
/ for the defendant.
; Lieut., Fred Il. Austin of the Boston ar
chitect firm of Austin & Brigham and who
recently was given a commission in tn,
4G,h L. S, Volunteer Infantry now recruit
| ing at South birmingham, Mass, for ser
vice in the Philippines is In the city anC
has opened a recruiting office for his regi
ment in Armory hall.
In county court Tuesday the trial o
the oxen case" of White VS.. Albee wa'
continued, The case of II, w. Cam
VS.. Smith and Johnson of Plain
field, 10 recover damages for allese'
sale of diseased meat, was continued unit
the March term on terms as to plaintiff
on information filed by States Attorne,
lHoar, four men were taken from the TAI
in court in the morning and a copy o
the information against them was place,
in their hands. None of them asked t.
pie ad. Their names and the charge
against them are: Thomas Cassidy, as
sault with intent to kill; Henry Gabre E
robbery; Edwin Austin, larceny; Joh
Marsh, perjury; Zeno M. Cory breakin
Jail An information was also filed again
Charles Terrio for stealing a Shetlan
pony at Barre several weeks ago. lie Wa
released upon his own recognizance Will
the others were remandcd to Jail. state
Attorney IIoar Is endeavoring to simplif
the work OF the grand jury and also say
lexpense 10 the county Ivy filing informa