St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-07-12
COUNTY COURT.
us Number of Criminal Gases
LUIS Disposed of.

large number of these have been |
1;.oosed ofby the respondents pleading
an;Itv. Most of the work done con-
eoerned the liquor cases.
The liquor case of State v. Sam
n;aste;n was to have been tried by jury |
last Wednesday, but he pleaded guilty to
+mo offenses and was fined $500, with
on+ costs. He paid the fine.
In the case OF State v. Mrs. Giscomo
Rardelli, liquor, jury was empanelled
rr;dav morning to try the case. In the
ofernoon Mrs. Bardelli retracted her
oea of not guilty and pleaded guilty to
oro offense. She was fined $500, with
out costs.
Thursday Mrs. Gabrie Constantine
retracted her plea of not guilty to sell
mo liquor and pleaded guilty to one
o4snse. She was fined $500, without
costs.
Frank Pianfetti also pleaded guilty
Thursday to two ofenses OF selling
rouor and he was fined $500 and costs
nj prosecution. Pianfetti was found
gpilty last term for being in the liquor
business.
In the case of State V. Joseph Smith for
Grand larceny the boy pleaded guilty
and was sentenced to the Industrial
School at Vergennes for the remainder OF
b;s minority, but sentence was stayed
and he was placed in charge of the pro-
baton officer.
In the case of State v. Lena Julian,
Gouor the respondent pleaded guilty to
one offense and was sentenced to the
House of Correction at Rutland tor not
more than FIVE months and not less than
four months, and pay costs of prosecu-
tion. Owing to the respondent being
Int 7 years old and to the fact that her
mother had been sentenced to the same
Mace, the sentence was stayed and she
was placed in charge OF the probation
officer.
In the case Of State V. Mrs. Antonio
Julian, liquor, she pleaded guilty to one
ofense and was sentenced to not more
than four months and ten days and not
less than four months at the House Of
of prosecution.
In the case OF State V. William Gresset-
ii. liquor, the respondent pleaded guilty
to one offense and was fined $500, with
out costs.
Mrs. Charles Bianchi also pleaded
guilty to one offense and was fined $500
and costs, while her husband Charles
Bianchi, pleaded guilty to one offense
and was sentenced to the House OF Cor.
rection at Rutland, for term OF not less
than four months and not more than
FIVE months, and to pay costs OF prose
cution.
In the case OF State v. Mary Constan'
tno, liquor, the respondent pleaded gull
ty to one offense and was sentenced to
the Industrial School at Vergennes foi
the remainder OF her minority. The sen
tence was stayed and she was placed il
charge of the probation officer. The CIR
B is only IA years old.
In the case of State v. Albert Heath
liquor, the respondent pleaded guilty Il
q one offense and was sentenced to no
more than IL months and not less thar
IN l0months in the House OF Correction a
Rutland, and to pay costs OF prosecu
ton. The sentence was stayed and b
was placed in charge of the probation
officer, with the agreement that he alb
stain from using Intoxicating liquor AM
also furnishing it to other parties. -,
The case Of State v. Mrs. Guisepr
Poli, liquor. has been continued. =
Friday, Giscomo Bardelli pleade
guilty to two offenses OF selling liquo
and was fined $500 and costs OF prose
cution. He has had previous experienC
in this line, having been found guilty las
term.
Monday Fred Ball OF Concord, N. Il
pleaded guilty to grand larceny and wa
sentenced to pay fine Of $50 and cost
of prosecution. 1t will be remembers
that Ball was the young man who too
sos in bills from the store OF F. E. Pott
last winter.
The case now on trial Is State ". Lore
Randall tor disturbing the public peac
1t is claimed that Randall threatene
William Peak in South Wheelock, Jur
%, with violent language and by shoe
ing shot gun at Peak and anoth'
man. The state is represented by State
Attorney Thompson and n. E. Porte
while Randall is represented by ID.
Howe and N. A. Norton. The jury 10 I
follows: Peter Abar, Robert H. Goddin
lie. Warren, Moses 81. Martin. John '
Findley, E. L. Wells, F. l. Shedd, Eucl
l. Williams, George Morrison, ].
Scott, William WEIGH and R. M. Steele.
In the case of State v. Carl Hardy Il
intoxication, the respondent plead
guilty Friday and has not been sentence
In the case of State v. Royal Fer
and John Dennison for breach OF q
peace the respondents pleaded not gull
Saturday.
Guy Weber pleaded guilty Friday
larceny OF a small sum OF money. de b
not yet been sentenced.
In the case of State v. Jim Carer
liquor, the respondent pleaded gull
Friday to one offense. Thursday AM
lima Peduzzi pleaded guilty to one offer
and Melia Cardella pleaded guilty to tN
offenses Of doing unlawful liquor Blu
ness. Sentences have not been impos
in these cases.
In the case of State v. DOMINGO Cos
for liquor the respondent pleaded r
guilty Saturday.
In the case OF State v. Amos HI
liquor, bail was fixed at $500 a
furnished. s5.ssa q esY .yeeT
The following divorce cases have b
heard and divorces granted to da