Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-16
GOES BACK TO WORK HOUSE
David COmOili Last CnSe in supreme
thtttcndcn County Cases
Argued.

Montpclior no. 15.-ravid C.moll of
Nurtht'd must serve TN" SCI tcncc in
the House OF tCrr"ctirn ht Rutland i'm
roS.d up"n him 1T the last Sept. mbcr
terra of Washington county court. This
WIS I'll" hahcas corpus c3sc argued yes
to-day in sup rlr" court. The foil pwin-,
entry was this morning ordered 10y Juar,
Watson. judgment that the rcatur is
nor unlawfllly inn rscn,i that h" x ,,.-
BANDED To the custody from which he
WHs taken, Hud that his complain, Is
dismissed. Comoli was indicted For d.
s',ult with intcnt To kill but VA, con-
N'ct'd # Il simpl" assault and w;,,. ~,,ii-
;"nc"d Ia imprsoTnl"nt lt Rutland for
not less thar four nor moro tnan four
and one half years. and to pay costs pt'
lrGsccI,tion. II will lc tukon to- Rutland
tomorrow.
Tho ba-tdrdy cas-. Of Rose r.,ll,nucr
vs.. H. r. Thomas. from Chitton,on ,n,n-
~. WIS argued inis morning hv j j.
E'right for tho plaintiff. l.. y. in. wa
and Y. \. Bullard for Defendant. Tne
riaim is made that the plaintiff si-l "a
n paper GscharCirg the defendant Tom
all liability as to the paternity 1T h..
tw" children. the q nsideration beuc 81.
The dclenc" claims that shc WAS deceived
IN mis- paper. and that she signed 'r wtl,
the understanding that it WIS cone tu
enable her counsel 20 brir, a second ,utt.
Arguments IN the Chtt'nd.u ,oul,jr
case "f Frederick I. White ". th, Llus..ra
North American company limited. nave
occur:ed nearly all day.
ADJOuRNs TODAY.
Court will go in at ten O'Clock ,o-laor.
row morning for the purpose Of iookiny
over tn" docket making entries. pos.ll,iy
rendering som. GccisiJ Jils. ana for tnal
ad.ournmcnt
The decision III supron" court Nc>tri-
day il the Caledonia county case # state
IS. Costa is of interest IL al ,lruesl.ls
and groccrs in the state VINO sell ,1alt
extracts. In the Costa case ti.o respou-
dent held that malt extracts aie hot IN
toS:cating liquors urder the moanlng ~
the law. but the iuiy found him -uiltv
ana sunrein" court has ;u'i,rmcd tho YER
dat and Judgment oi th, low,r court
ACCIDENTS AT WINDSOR
Windsor Nov. E.-l'red nAvlS.
pn1'rynnn at the Frrlght granite qunr.
tad Ms fore ringer jammed 50 that 1t hAd
t" in amprtated Al the first loin. to-day
la! t"l sweet 50 ~ pl HnN. -; nc IiS
arm at the elbow joint This 9ftoranou.
while PLAYING n practice game cf l"oj-
bail, on tho common.
OLD FIRE HORSES solp.
Eutland, Nov. li.-'rhe old fire horses.
Colonel .lnd Prime. wrrc sold 1T public
auction this afternoon t. W. II. Spiull-
ii.e IF tLis .lty, who satc &l;l tnr thr
team. II WAS stated later tn.j tie Kut-
land IIuuanc s"ciety and tnc kItL.nl
Country club, would buy the animals ~
Mr. SrauldinG rs soon ;iS sufficient money
is subscribed About So has alroaoN hcun
Raised, Sl5 of which WAS collected Ivy tine
school children who have taken IL dep
interest in the affair.
W. II. NJ 5 AT BRADFORD.
bradford. Nov. a.--'rhe 2lst annual meet
.nc of the Woman's Home Missionary
society of the Nerront conference Of tine
Methodist Episcopal Church opened l.re
TINS everinE with Il praise service 1T 7.l5
o'clock, At 1880 II devotional service WAS
conducted by the Rev. r. J, ENbournc,
pastor of the Conversational Chmch OF
Bradford. The State pro sd, nj Of tic So
6cty, Mrs. a. H. webb as l.rattlohorn
cave the ;.rc"ting Of the society rnd the
reports of tho corrfsr srondmg secretary
nnd treasurer were read. \ rrpnr, # tn,
national meeting was given ~ Mss F..r-
mum.
rho MAIN address Of III, rN,iIAu. nr
Woman at tho Thro.hold ., ,uc
Twentieth Century, was delivered. hy
Mrs. II. y Turner of 81 ,rhnSlrry.