The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-01-23
Washington County Court.

The ltallanS VINO were indicted by the
Grand Jury were in court Friday on aud
again on Saturday. They were separately
arraigned, all pleaded not guilty and bail
was fixed. Some will be able to raise the
amount required, but 1t is probable most Of
them will be obliged to remain in Jail until
their trial at the March term OF Washington
county court.
After being out all night the jury in the
case OF State against e. Judd Irish returned
a verdict OF guilty Of two first offences of
selling Intoxicating liquor. The respond
ent was sentenced TO pay fine OF 800 and
probation officer. He paid his fine and
| costs and went to his home in Enosburgh
| Falls
| The road case of T. r. Gordon against
the city Of Montpelier was recommitted to
the courts commission and continued.
| The case of Silas o. Mead against the
| town OF Moretown, which has been in
county and supreme courts for several
| years, was brought forward and again en-
| tered on the docket.
f. A. Bailey and G. e. Woodward were
| appointed masters in chancery, and the
| oath was administered to them by Clerk
| Smile.
Mildred Brewster was not brought from
Water bury Ssturdaydsy. Her case can be
considered when court is not in session.
The September term was adjourned
without Saturday this afternoon.
In the case of State against Davis, the
Barre lad who pleaded guilty to petty lar
ceny, and who has been in Jail for several
weeks, the respondent was placed in the
care of the probation officer. During good
behavior the case against him will not be
pressed.
Mrs Garabaldi of Barre, who was
charged with selling Intoxicating liquor,
was brought in just before final adjourn
ment. She was sentenced to pay fine OF
$50 and costs, and to not less than one nor
N1Ax. he hnad tnINA
house of correction at Rutland.
East Calais.
The mercury registered 80 degrees below
zero Saturday morning and did not get
day, making that day the coolest yet.
At the drive whist party held at Lambs
hall last Thursday evening there were thir-
teen tables. Another will be held in two
weeks from that night. These parties are
for the Der eft Of the circulating library.
At the annual meeting Of the East Calais
Union Sunday school the following officers
were elected: A. Dwinell, superintendent;
ID. b. Dwinell, assistant superintendent;
Sylvia ii. Bliss. secretary; Grace Bliss,
treasurer; l. M. Pierce. auditor. Florence
Gray was chosen assistant secretary and
treasurer.
The cooperative creamery association held
its annual meeting Saturday afternoon. The
officers elected are. Secretary, W. E. Bliss;
treasurer, Q. R. Dwinell; auditors, d. B,
Dwinell, g. 3. Sanders, Q, E: Bliss; direc-
tors, A. G. Dutton, w. III. Waite, George
Balentine, A. ii. Holt, G. A. Wheelock.
Twenty-four cents was paid by the associa-
ton for December butter.
Fairlee.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Il. Adams have closed
their house for the winter and have gone
to Georgia to spend the winter with Mrs.
Adams parents
Albert W. the five months old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ransom Sanborn died Jsn12 after
several weeks OF great suffering. The
funeral was Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Mr..
Kilbourne officiated.
Several of the friends OF Mr.. Kilbourne in
this town made him present OF a telephone
at New Years.
East Corinth.
East Oorinth creamery paid Its patrons
twenty five and one half cents for Decem.
Der butter.
A large number In this vicinity are con-
fined to the house with bad colds.
Sunday thermometers in this vicinity
registered 38 below zero.
A Grange Of eighteen members has re-
Gently been formed in this place. The fol-
lowing officers were installed Wednesday
evening: E. 8. Rowland, master; III. M.
Page, overseer; Mrs. G.. M. Rowland, score
tary; II. III. Lewis. treasureri Mrs. G.. M.
Hayward, assistant treasurer; II. b. Ran
dali, stewart; Miss Helen Taplin, lady as
sistant steward III. A. Prescott and II. III.
Durham, gate keepers.
About thirty couples attended the social
dance in school house hall Friday evening.
The next one Is appointed for Thursday
evening, January 81. All are invited.