Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-17

ter maue. Eases against tIe IoIoWU
named respondents were entered "noll
pros quiz" that b4ing the bubsrcus terri
for the death OF the prosecution: Mary F
Day, Charles Ellison, Gilbert F. b nson
Royal Adams, Frank Chambers, Jr, al
under the liquor law; Hugh Spaulding
Pasqusle Lev'a and Scheff4r fer assault
Dorr T. F. X ndsll, William Cushmal
and Guy Cushmsn, perjury John C.Scrib
ner, gross lewdne.s; q M. Ford, i'm
peding officer; Feed Aus in, adultery
Rachael G Chase, breach of the peace
Frank Shaw ard Dustin Shaw dec killing
and burgl ,ry Linsley H II tor larceny
Ten cases " re ordered"not to be brought
forward" These cases can be resusi' atpt
il res pondents can be found. Fifteen c. Sc
under the liqpor law ware ordered contin
ued to await The decision of the supreme
| court rs to whether "two per cert beer" i,
"intoxicating liquor" und, r the statu' e
Sentence was not passed upon Frank Foeg
but bis case was sent to the supreme cour'
on question OF law. His bali was fixed,
which he hopes to ne a lie to OBJ ain.
j. A. Bryant of Bethel was brought int
court on charge of cru-l'y % animal.
and ordered to giva bail in 500, which be
furnished; B S Kittr4dge ap feared in hi,
behalf. George F. Richardson OF Ches-
ter was brought before the court on
a charge Of burglary, in breaking into the
slaughter house OF G. A. Grant in Caven-
dish, August l, 1900, and sealing two
hides. He pleaded not guilty. H H
Blanchard has charge of his case. His
bail was fixed at 5000.
John F. Davis OF Springfield WAS ad-
judged an insane person and dangerous 10
be at large aud committed TO the Vermont
asylum at Waterbury. Gorge F. Bre.-
settle of Cavendish, who has been in Jail
five months on a warrant issued by Justice
Manning of Weston, for non-ds sure
und the liquor law, was brought Into
cour5 on the 10th inst. on a writ of haheas
corpus aud finally discharged. G. A. Da-
Wis for respondent
In State VS.. Frank Chambers, Jr., an
appeal from conviction by Justice Sturte-
want of Har land, on ch,rge that he
did become intoxicated" the respondent
fed demurrer, and the complaint being
fatally detective, the states atom y
entered " nolle prosequi." G. A. Davis
for respondent.
-Four young men, who we're out on pro-
baton we're reported as all right and their
probation, continued.
With all TIL, slaughter of cases, Grim
inal docket is lett of respectable size aud
on the first part OF next June term there
will be an assignment of certain days st
the commencement of the term for the
trial of criminal causes.
In re the will OF James Mitchell, Fred
W. Blanchard of Ascu NEVILLE, trustee,
the court rendered a pro II rma judgment,
charg ng the trustee with the amount OF
OF two $500 trust funds that he ought to
have got but did not get and ordered the
case certified to the probate court. The
trustee took exceptions and the case was
passed to the supreme court e. A Da-
Wis to- the claimants, Batchelder, Enright
& Buck tor the trus ee.
The court refused to grant dive zee in
the case OF Norris d. Wilder VS.. Marths
d Wilder. johnson for petitioner, Sar-
gent for contestant.
The case of Elizs A. Colston VS.. John
F. Colston for separate maintenance is to
be settled by arbit alton.
In the ehancery case relating to the Gem
etery at Westh7rsfeld Bow, the court dis
missed the bll for want OF Jurisdiction in
the court Of chance'y to regulate and con
troll such matters aud did not pass judy
ment on the merits of the COT trov, rsles |
over the despoiling or beautifving the Gem
etery by cutting of trees. The case wi
go to the supreme court on appeal AM
there be argued. w. P. Dillingham; and
6 A. Davis for orators, Batchelder, En-
right & Buck tor defendants
In the ch.ncery case Of Fred O. Hub
oard vs.. Frank l.. Pratt, a P-rkinsville
case about an alleged breach of an agree
nent not to engage in black smlthing bust
1ess in that village so Ing as the ora'or
vas SO engaged, is With tne court and no
lAcision has been announced. H H |
3 an hard and G. A Davis for orator Ea-
'ght and Buck for 'ndant.
The term closed on Monday January IA
The following additional list # divorces
las been grarted for the causes staed:
Mary M. Knowlton from Thoma, X nowl-
on, refusal to support johnson for petit
Toner.
Ida M. Andrews from Will Andrew, for
'eiDg confined in states prison. Emery
OF petitioner.
Emma F. Clogston from Hugh Clog,ton,
le,erti m and neglect to support. Enright
md Blu for petitioner
Henry B Haz n from Genevieve Hazen,
vii full desertion Fl rvey for petitioner.
Flint Larrsbee fir ,m r 81 Lar nee, will
ul dpsertion Sou'hgste for petitioner.
Nellie R Moore ON Fra k G Moore,
Villful desrtion. Harvey for petitioner
Ella l. Stone from Charles Store, re-
usal to support. Custody Ct child and
household furniture decreed to petitioner.
Blanchard for petitioner.
Emma s. Thurston from Carlos NJ.
Ihurston tor willtul desertion, With alimony
which has been made a charge on the real
estate in Sharon. G.. A Davis for petitioner
Grace M. Washburn from Lewis Wash.
burn, adultery. Emery for petitioner.
Sidney W. S Wheelock from L zzie A. |
WheslocI, willtul desertioa. F. B. Pin
gree tor petitioner.
When Threatened nv pp.,onon;. 49,