Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-09-07

ing. In order to clean up the docket al
number Of the cases were dismissed
Tho cases which were dismissed or dis.
continued were as follows: Ervinr I.
Whitman VS.. Martha ". Whitman. eliza |
Chomparc vs.. Edward Chomporc. 10
la Barney VS.. Joseph Barney. Rose IL.
Row VS.. George Larow, Omcr II. A,,ard |
vs. Alice Allard, Rena Lyman VS. Ottol
w. Lyman Lester G. Smith VS.. NAV NJ
Smith. Rose a. 1avally vs. tlric Laval.
~. The remainder of the divorce cases
stand for trial with the exception Of the
following which are continued: Henry
Norry vs.. Kate Norry, Frank l.. Law
renee VS.. Sarah Lawrence.
GRAND JURY AT WORK.
As soon as court opened in tho efter.
noon tho grand Jury was called. Two Of
the jurors, NJ. n. Glynn of uincsburyb
and r. II. NIacomber of Shelburne wore
not present and w. Il. Craven and q. r.
Rand were chosen In their stead. Tho
oath was administered by Clerk Raw after
which the jurors were instructed by Judge
luIasclton in regard to their duties. They
then retired to the grand Jury room ,in-
der the direction NJ Deputy Sheriff Kelley
and the work of submitting cases for their
consideration was begun by States At
torncy Sherman. There is a large amount
| Of business to be transacted by the grand
jury this term and their report Is not ex-
pected until next week. The grand Jurors
Iare
Bolton. ". r. stevens; Burlington, c.
N Mosley, J. H. McCuen, Jules Simays.
w. h. Craven. G. Il. Rand; Charlotte, w,
II. Boardman; Colchester j. d. Yandow,
Frank Blakely; Essex Frank W. Booth;
Huntington, S. J. Randall; Jericho, F. w.
Pease; Milton. a b. Wood: Richmond.
s. r. Andrews; South burlington, II. II.
| Wheeler; tnderhill. Oliver Papineau:
Westford II. r. Fay; Wlliston, Addison
lsham. II, H. Wheeler was appointed
foreman.
| PETIT JURY CALLED
| Tho petit jury WAS also called yesterday
Afternoon and at that time w. r. Chaplin
of Essex 6. j. Ilobart of Westford. a. s.
lsham of Burlington, f.. W. Post of Essex
and J. r. Thorp of Charlotte were OK
lcuscd. There being no cases ready for
trial tho jurors were excused until this
morning at nine o'clock. The jurors who
will servo arc as follows:
Sedgwick W. Alien south Burlington.
John Cannon, Burlington.
J. G.. Carpenter. Huntington.
". r. Chambers, Colchester
Stephen Collins, Sholburnc.
William c. Cross tndcrhl.
William Flynn Ind rhill
l.. a. Fuller. Jericho
Michael Gibbons. Colchester.
+. i. Cokcy. tolchestr.
George 7. Grow Yves ford.
II. r. Hunt. Hincsburch.
Hiram s Tsham. Wlliston.
G. y. Judson Richmond
John r. Eelloy. Burlington.
Homer Lock Bolton.
George f. Meade. Burlington.
George O. Munson. Burlington
Elmer c. Martin. Milton.
NJ. +. Packard. jericho.
Cassius Peck. Burlington.
John Pratt Wiliston
r.. Selden. Burlington.
John Spaulding. Huntington.
Dorman Stockwell Redmond.
John NJ. St Peter. Charlotte.
Claude Thompson. Shelburne.
NJ l.. Tilley. 81 Georgs.
Edward n. Nhitlork. Burlington,
G. r. Wright Hncshurgh.
c. A. Wright Milton.
FIRST TRIAL TO-DAY.
| OF the eight cases assigned I" the lut!
calendar for the nrsi Jay bnt on" was
|. ready for trial that "i Elsie n. haWsoi
VS.. Frank PerciNd' ms is an actlo'
brought to recover lous"houid eooos
valued at about s?ot which 'he P'i'"
{ t'H CLAIMS |" nave 'pan'" ''l' "'i'''"''"
but which the defendant refused l" "'
liver when called iof' J. harheS "''.
the hrm OF falner' ros''r i'"sSe.
appear Tor inc p'''h''" ana l." WI"
case VIII be drawn at Ten " CLOCK 'h''
morning.
MoliO> r''' '''> ~ N'>'I
motion for continuance has bee,