Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-05-25
NEWS OF VERMONT
More Important Events Grouped for
Free Press Rcnders-A Model Pig
gerry to he Built in Charlotte.

III Converse of Charlotte has n model
piggery in process of construction which
will differ greatly from the ordinary
"hawg pen" Stone, cement and iron will
enter largely in it's make up and all its
departments will be marvels of strength
and neatness. The designs all originated
with Mr.. Converse. Mcssrs. Raymond
MCGEE and George +. Edgcrton will SUI
perintend the structural work.
ORANGE COUNTY COuET.
The grand jurors summoned to attend
the ensuing term of Orange county
court, beginning June 6. 1905 are as fol-
lows: Bradford William A. Lbbey:
Braintree. Guy A. Clough: Brookiicld,
George B. j. Hall: Chelsea, Houston s.
Fits. William A. Hood; Corinth. Frank
Taolin; Fairlec, w. T.. Allbee; Newbury.
James A. Johnson; Orange, Raymond +.
Lord Randolph, Jairus Il. Adams; STRAIT
ford, John l.. Barrett: Thetford, j. IL.
Babcock; Topsham. Arthur L. Smith;
Tunbridge, Almon Il. Bcknell: Nershire,
Benjamin F. Fuller; Washington, William
w. Wilson: West Farlee. Joseph Teb-
belts; Wiliamstown. Joshua j.. Bailey.
The petit jurors arc as follows: Brad
ford, William r. Norcross Robert Fulton;
Braintree. Stephen Cleveland. Willis s.
Howard; Brooktield, Cornelius Il. Frink.
Presson G. Reed: Chelsea. Truman ii.
Spear, Eugene II. Kennedy; Corinth.
Perlcy II. Darling. Henry A. Jackman;
Farce. A. i. Bancroft, NJ. T.. Rugg;
Newbury. Richard II. Waldron, Sheldon
Hanson; Orange, John Il. Emerson,
Theron A. Lord; Randolph, Clayton H..
Mann. Walter II. Clifford; STAFFORD. Fred
W. Preston. James o. Kendall; Thetford.
| w. a. Willoughby, C. 5. Wilmot; Top
sham, John T.. Miles, William c. Rich
Iardson: Tunl,ridge, Ezekiel Drew. George
l.. wan; Norshrc Solomon Ward Fred
A. Morcy; Washington, George \. Bo-
honan. George w. Downing; West Fair
lee, John II. Follansbee, Oscar Carlton;
Wiliiamstown. Andrew Durham. George
f. WILDER The county Jail at Chelsea is
filling up preparatory for the term.
Among others recently committed are
Louise Is. FELTON,, aged % and Samuel j.
Coutcrmarsh. aged 20 years, who were
Iheld by Curtis $. Emery, justice OF tho
peace. after "A hearing last week on com
|paint of Grand Juror T.. ID. Barnes.
charging them with adultery committed
at the tenement farm house of Charles 4.
Luce in the southeast part Of Chelsea on
Saturday. May 49, Bail was fixed in each
case at 500.
BARRE BLACKSMITH SEEKS DAM
| AGES.
| Justus Ketchum and Fred Cheney of
Barre were arrested Monday evening by
| Deputy Sheriff II. u. Camp on a county
court writ. the writ being sworn out by
| Frank Ycartaw IA blacksmith of Barre
who charges the men with alternating the
AFFECTIONS of Mrs. Ycartaw. Damages are
placed at $1,000 in each case. Both men
| furnished bail and were released. Mrs.
| Neartaw is Il sister of kctchum and Il
cousin of Cheney. 1t is alleged in her
lhehalf that she went to Orange recently
| to visit relatives and when she returned
| home she was locked out by her hus-
band. Mrs. Ieartaw then went to the
home of her brother. Justus Kctchum.
! for shelter. where she has remained
since that time. Mr.. and Mrs Ycartaw
have one daughter, about 12 years old.
CHARGED WITH DOUBLE CRIME.
Herbert L. Moore of Plymouth was COM
United TO Windsor county jail in Wood
stock Monday night in default of BAN,
| He was arraigncd before Justice Of the
Peace v. T.. Hathorn, ut Ludlow on n
aged Is years. iie furnished $40 bail, ar
ter which he was arrested ON charg"
Of ravshing ii younger sstcr-in-law' aged