Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-01


charged with illegally furnishing liquor
were nolc pressed The so-callcd buckle
shop cases of State VS.. J. g. Davis an,
T.. II. Learned were also nollc PROSE-,
as nothing could be proven against iii,
respondents. Other cases which disposed
OF IN similar way were cases of Stat,
VS.. Fred Gilmore for keeping an un
h'cnsed dog and state VS.. tranah Smitl
charged with statuatory rape. In III,
cas-" of state VS.. George Hariso. charged
WIN larceny. both tFc respondent ant
ms pondSmcn had disappeared and tn,
pan was called anu declared forfeited
Wm,iam fraham' Frank Warren ant
w imam Conett OF Richford. who were
convicted of larceny three years ago ant
VINO have been in charge of Probation
OFFICER {. +. Hogan since, were dis
V"Hrk'u from CUSTODY
h.u"'h L. l)c"c| VINO was stricken
win paralysis few weeks ago, is much
improved ana now is able to sit mp
IN county court Monday George ii.
l,'St OF oW"nton' VINO was arraiSned on
inc chnrSe OF Illegal liquor selling, was
discharGed on the demurrer filed against
the information of tine states attorney
On inc Hronnd thHt the information did
not arprAls" the dofondent of what par
tcUlHr onense he was charged. The
caS'a against II. *. Howard ana J. G.
McNaIiy' also of Swahton were of the
''''''''' gnu Nli' respondents were
ulScharred. In the two cases against
frod lombard. charged with violations
OF the ola law, a nolle prosequi was Gil
tered
IN tne CITY court Monday morning
N'Nandcr douglas pleaded guilty to Il
chartc or lntoXlcation and was fined s.
anu COSTS Which ne PAID. Martin Bron-
uu ""H ai9o drralsned on charges of
uruhk ana hreach of the peace. He
DlttItu EUlIIN 10 t1Cn Nfl1rRp and
,lneu - anu costs III each case. He was
''Nen W Ja' 10 serve ms time.
AVN Frlhce was arraigned before Jus
,Nt NcarheN Monday charged with in
,uNi'"..oll' ne pleaded guilty and was
III, M 80 "uu COSTS OF ten dayS.
r,,,tt W. ~ A'p'.S hc'd special
iieotlhg monday morning to take ac-
.Il on IT'S hands when the new liquor
, " vni mo Vllec' After story meet
ing !" winch an hlhdS OF oratory, threats
, ,.D,, "., "."iIIS were mad the meeting
No'Vu ~ MAKE the last year board Of
,,.,,. ,nir" paH lur tne uehoit III the town
hr,,,,, ,,, 'a's :. ny Aquor plil' ana 10
% S'n "S''H!St inc HeIeclnon within
90 uaNs unless the action of the meet
Is 10 ''iiItH'u Will FROM present IN
"' GUMS SUM warm times are ahead.
, ' 'ne rldHhlil county court Tues
~ 49, 'nc jury case Oh state VS.. George
wa. ."arSinE an assault upon five
: Wv. Mapol i"Shol OF Georgia was
~ Ieu anu 'he respondent. who has been
~ 'nc otate asylum Tor the insane, was
ciedIeu OF me charge, the Jury returning
d NeIulct OF not guilty by reason Of
u INSANITY. Marceau was ordered return
{" TO the asylum at Waterbury, under
d commitment of the court based on the
Nerulct' IN the State VS.. Draper. charged
assault, the States attorney stated that
a al. t,;,,
vlctlon and a nolle prosequi was entered.
IN the case of State vs.. Julia Merrill
VINO is charged with keeping n house
OF Ill fame, the respondent was callol
ana sentenced to pay fine of 500 and
costs with the alternative sentence i'm tho
House of Correction. An intoxication
case against Mary Profit resulted in
Mary getting "A fine of s3i orI
costs, which if not paid withim
q hours, she must go to The uo'so 90
Correction for 50 davs. The caso or Ctot
vs.. Henry Lumbra, charging stat,,tnr,.
rape, which was tried in the local COW,
two years ago and which wont to tbo '',
prcmc court on questions of law wns
finished. a nolle prose being ON.
tered. The cases against Rovco Smith
cruelty to animals wos conti,,
ued on account of the absence of a nccns
sary witness. The cases of State VS.. vii.
liam Prior were also continued. In the
divorce case of Lowell G. LYMAN vs. Jnnz
Lyman. n bill was granted the netitioner
ON the grounds of intolorable severity
the wife having left her husband ON SOW
nral occasions and finally leaving him
altogether and positively refusing to live
with him. In the case of George perron
vs. Lizzie Perron. bill was granted the
petitioner on the ground of dcsertion.
Another case Of furnishing liquor lille
eallY was tried in the city court Tues
day and the respondent Henry Church
was found guilty and sentenced to not
less than three nor more than five months
IN the House Of Correction. DooneY Gcro
was found guilty Of a charge Of breach
# the peace ana was tnod s. and costs.
harlos Rich. who pleaded not guilty t.
4 charge Of ntoXication. was found gull
~ aud ilned 80 ana costs. lie appealed
ma furnished bail.
Hattie Story and Mary Labade were
irraigned before Justice Kearney, the
former charged with drunk and breach
# the peace ana the latter with plain
trunk. IheN were found guilty or al
m" charges ana were llnod 70 ana costs
n each case.
Joseph Young or TINS CITY mas leased
he McNan farm in Fairfax ana VIII
AXE possession on November l.
he wedding oil Asa D. i-lVihss'oh a,'u
Miss Edith Dom"N only daughter Oh MT
ma MIS-. j. ". DomeN Oh Main Str'"t'
vas quietly solemnlzed AT 81 LUXE
'hurch at eight O'Clock last evening the
NeN' w. Hamilton seaman oilcia,'hR,
Miss Laura l'unhar was the malu "l
lonor ana Robert DoIneN ac'eu as pest
nan. The bride was given away ny her
athor. Mr.. ana Mrs Livingston loi' on
ne IllhlISll ll'tlII ipi a WV WINS "a