Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-04
MANY LIQUOR INFORMATIONS
Addison County Court-Oalf Steal
ing Case To-day,

Middlebury, Dec. S.-County court OPEN
ed at nine o'clock this morning but il
was impossible TO find a case ready for
| trlal on the court calendar, so jury cases
were taken up, the first to occupy the
attention Of the curt being that of + T..
| Brown vs.. Woodward & French. The casa
| Is an action in assumpsit being brought
| to recover the sum Of $l775o which the
! plaintiff alleges is due Tor sale of
! certain lot OF sheep made in 1909 Tho
! plaintiff resides in orwell ana the defeu-
| dants in Ludlow. Butler and Moloney ue
| Rutland app cared for the plaIuuH and >.
| L. Emery of FroctOrsvlue and W. II.
! Bliss of this town Tor the defendant
! Woodward. no appearance being made ~
| French.
Regarding the matter OF petition for
a divorce made by Asa II. Hubbard
against Susan w. Hubbard both {
| Whiting, w. H. Bliss appeared for Nlr.
! Hubbard and W II. Davis Of this town
| and Frank l.. Fish Of Versenues for the
woman, MIR, Bliss asked that the court
| decree that the man should provide his
! wife with funds whereby She might meet
! the expense of the suit as it was alleged
| that she vas unable to raise mouey upon
| certain real estate owned by her owing
! to the fact that her husband refused 10
sign a mortgage with her Both parties i'll
the suit are Wei known residents oe
| Whiting, and have a son In this town.
! tOll MI ana AiIS. t1AbD1lI are 4A4LA
| elderly people.
states Attorney Donoway reached town
| at eight o'clock this morning, having
| driven from Waterbury 70 this village, d
! distance of As miles, during the night Iia
| arrived in time TO begin the work ot
| presenting evidence to the grand jury in
| the several cases he has in hand,
| An unusually large number OF NquN~
| informatons have been filed for this term
of court.
| on Thursday afternoon the adjourned
| hearing in the case of Mark Carr, tho
well known Addison county cattle drovor.
| will be finished. Mr.. Carr, II Is alleged,
stole five calves from Norman Foote &C
| Cornwall and disposed OF them by selling,
! the same at Piper's market in this village
last week The respondent Is under $50
| bonds for his appearance Thursday after
noon. If there is sufficient reason for
holding the respondent his case will prob
ably come up at this term of county
| court.
WINDSOR COUNTY COURT
Woodstock. Dec. S-One case was triof
| in Windsor county court to-day, that oc
| Samuel f.. Pingree. executor OF the will
| Of Louisa Gibbs VS.. Melinda Benjamin.
from Hartford. 1t was an action to re-
cover a watch and s25 in money. \ verdict
for the defendant was returned.
FRANKLIN COUNTY SHERIFFS.
81 Albans, Dec S.-B. F.. Kelley, sheriff
| of Franklin county, has appointed the fol-
lowing staff Of deputy sherins in the war;
ious towns in the county: w, u. Croft
| of Fairfield, William Ladd OF ST. Albaus
town. 5. Blair Thomas of sheldon. j. G.
Weld of Berkshire III. Nj. Martin OF
Montgomery, O, c, Farnsworth of Bakers
field W. S. Robbie of Franklin, c. w.
James of Swanton, A. j. Croft of E,nos-
burgh, Z, II. Beebe of Swanton. George
c. Holmes of Highgate, c. C. Gillett OF
! Fairfax, j. II, Gross of Richford. Will
lam Mador of Swanton, Charles Corse OF
| Fletcher. Homer r. Loverin of Berkshire.
Horace W. Soule oi Fairfield, John b. AL
| fred of st. Albans.