Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-06
COUNTY COURT OPENED.
September Term begun Yesterday with
Judge ROYvcll PrcsidipR,

The September term Of Chlttenden
county court opened Yesterday morning
with Chief Judge ]. W. Rowell presiding.
Court was opened with prayer by the
Rev. G. w. Brown. after which the
usual p~roclamations were made by Sher-
iff Horton. Practically every attorney In
the C~hittenden county bar was in atten-
dance. The morning was occupied by
calling the docket. Many of the cases
set for trial were continued and many
OF them were marked doubtful. Those
on the court docket marked for trial
v-ere as follows:
Delaney & Rafferty, VS.. The Security
Live Stock Co, Spaulding. kimball &,
Co. VS.. II. A.. Whitehil, Florence II,
Englesby VS., d. w. c.. Clapp. Fl. z.
Powell VS.. d. N. Burton. II. b. STAIRS
est VS., Eben r. STAIRS est. Nathan A..
l)lrand vs.. George Goodrich. Honora
Wight VS., burlington Traction Co., c..
b. Wiki vs. Brock & Rosselle, H.. H..
Walker VS.. IT. a. Bailey, Henry Bowley
VS.. The Consolidated Rendering Co. w,
II. lamson VS.. II. f. Palmer. j. +. Dem
mis- VS.. j. w. Morrow, Cyril Gadue vs.
Champlain Mfg. Co, the American
Wooden co. VS.. S. II. Miller, Fred Yodas
VS.. William Whitcomb. @. W. Marks VS..
{, H.. Whttcomb, Spear Bros. VS.. Parme-
liza Brodie, Joseph Cross VS.. Richardson
& Burgess, Inzie NJ. Ring VS.. town of
Huntington, J. r.. McGreavy VS.. f. H.
Brigham. w. L. Andrews VS.. II. NJ. Hull,
n. b. Noah VS.. Domin.ck Perette. n. E.
Hildreth VS.. Mark Aleer, II. d. Snyder
VS.. =. l.. Parmalee, NJ. r. Kelley VS.. I.
n. Chase and j. II. Allen. Kate NJ.
Vaughn VS.. Henry Ballard. Ira G. Chase
VS.. Fred Bushey. George Derrick VS.. T.
ID. Holden, f. J, Lavelle VS.. H. B. Wiley,
Michael and Bridget Callahan
VS. city of Burlington.
Burlington Trust Co. VS.. Harris Block,
Eden c. Abbott VS.. W f. Mckenzie, II.
r.. Thomas VS.. W. q. Reynolds, Marian
Messeur VS.. j., w. and Edna Kew, p,
j. Cowles VS.. Max Agel.
The rest OF the cases on the court
docket were continued or were marked
with the exception of the case
of Nj. z. Rosenberg VS., f. F. Fowler.
The State docket was called and a large
number of cases were marked for trial.
The cases for trial include all the drug
gists who were indicted by the last grand
charged with selling liquor. These !
are F.. Henry Parker, Zottman
4 Stiles, G.. A. Churchill, ]. G. Belllrose. !
r. l.. Taft, w. J. Henderson, Trefrle
Duhamel, w. p. Hall, ]. W. O'Sullivan,
Eugene and A. +. Gossetin.
In the case against William Turner.
alias William Carroll, in which bail had
been forfeited it was announced that the
was IN jail IN New York and
that he would be released September 90.
II was said that at that time he would
be brought to this city.
The case against X. II. Eagan, who was
charged with embezziing money from
the Elias Lyman Co, was entered not 10
be brought forward. Eagan LEFT the State
and his bondsmen. Edward pagan of
and G. A. Foote of Charlotte.
paid the bail which was chancered from
4, 90 to 500.
The Following cases We're mol pressed:
state VS.. George Shortsleeves. liquor: Sol
Pepin and Louis Morgan, breach of the
oeace; Charles Feury, larceny: William
-uyler. larceny. l.. J. Tebo. breach of
The peace: c, NJ. Baldwin, liquor; W. G.
B~enway, liquor.
The cases against Patrick r. McCabe.
VINO is charged with perjury and train
Nrecking were set for trial.
The grand jury met in the afternoon
md after being charged by Judge Rowell
their elaboration. The petit Jury
vas also called.