The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-12
SEVERAL ALREADY GIVEN
Jury Have Been Discharged After a Full
Months Service, One Of the Long
est in Orange County for Sew
eral Years.

will be used. The jury was discharged
last Friday, making a full month, whici
Is the longest time that jury has beer
OCCUPIED in this county for several years
After the jury was dismissed ther'
came an avalanche Of divorce cases
which were run through the min Frida,
land Saturday, and the end is not yet.
Divorces were granted in the following
eases for the following causes.-
Mary 7 Steadiford vs. Richard Stead
ford, bin granted for refusal to support
and custody Of minor child decreed Il
petitioner Darling & Wilson for peti
tioner.
Nellie a. Henry vs.. Patrick Henry
bill granted for refusal TO support ane
lpetitioner granted leave 70 take bel
former name Of Davis r. N. Harvey foi
petitioner.
John NJ Booth vs.. Eta Mcfarland
Booth, bin granted for desertion; Johr
IL. Wilson for petitioner.
George n. Eames vs.. Clara Eames, Bill
lpranted for adultery f. S. Williams foi
petitioner.
John w. Evans vs.. Rhoda A. Evans
lbill granted for willful desertion: Smith
4 Smith for petitioner
Viola NJ Easter vs Richard g, Easter
bill granted for refusal 70 support anc
custody Of minor child and aIimony de-
creed % petitioners 2. S. Conant for pc
ltitioner
Gertrude a. Healey vs., Frank Fl Heal.
lev. bill granted for refusal to support
and castody 81 minor children decreed
to petitioner; ID. s. Conant for peti.
tioser
Gertrude A. Diekerman Va. Herman Il
Dicksrman, bill granted for intolerabls
severity and refusal TO supports alimony
decreed petitioner; R. " Harte fog
petitioner,
Z During the cpnsideration of nal
ImalEel ioafteen eases were cent ea
ana etnsf eases seFs dispOaed pE solI
TIE caee 81 state sa ~ r Parker q
Bradford for breach Of the peaee was
mol prossed In State vs. Walter Emer.
son of Bradford for killing deer illegally
the respondent pleaded guilty and was
fined 500 and costs. with the alternative
sentence in jail; sentence stayed and
respondent placed in custody Of the pro-
lhasion officer. d. s. Conant appeared
for the respondent
Iu State vs.. 0mer Tracy, who pleaded
guilty to petty larceny, the respondent
was sentenced to hard labor in the coun-
lty jail for not less than two and one
/ half months nor more than three
months The respondent hailed from
New York state and was represented BY
w. II sprague.
In State VS.. Edgar S. Webster Of New
bury. The plea was guilty and he was
sentenced to the county jail for not less
than three months nor more than -four
months, and sentence was suspended and
the respondent placed in custody Of the
probation officer. r. NJ. Harvey ap.
peared for the respondent.
In State VS., Jesse and Harry Sisco
who pleaded guilty to petty larceny
they were sentenced to tie county jail
for not more than three months nor
less than two and one-half months; sen.
tence stayed and the respondents placed
| in the custody Of the probation officer.
The Young mon are residents Of Swantou
and F s. Williams of Bradford appeared
as counsel for them
In State VS. George srney, who
was Indicted for assault til intent to
Kill and who pleaded guilty To simple
assault. which plea the court accepted
the Young man was sentenced to the
state industrial school during the re-
iuainder Of bis minority. The respon.
dent il Il boy seventeen years old, whose
parents live in Shirley, Mass, and who
came to Vermont last year and worked
for Fred Howard Of Randolph and had
more or less trouble with Mr.. Howard,
ind a. result got hold Of Howard's i gun
md shot through the side Of building
Mn the direction Of Howard and some Of
the shot bit Howard, but without any
serious result. There was no evidence
of intent to kill, as from bis position
where he stood be could JUST as easily
have fred directly ait Howard, without
firing through the side Of the building.
| w II. Sprague appeared for the re-
qpondent
In State vs.. Walter Emerson and Fred
Emerson, who were charged with the
crime of burglary, the case against the
latter was mol pressed and the former
entered plea Of petty larceny, which
the court accepted and gave him sem
tence of not less than two months nor
more than three months In county Jail.
D. $. Conant appeared for the respon-
dents.
In State vs. Edgar s. Webster Of New
bury. charged with the crime Of arson.
the plea Of not guilty was entered and
trial was BY Jury, States Attorney Will
son prosecuting, assisted BY w. Fl.
Sprague and D. S. Conant, and r. NJ.
Harvey appearing for the respondent.
TIE jury rendered verdict Of not
vuilty.
In the case Of state vs.. Fred Cleve
land Of Barre City, VINO was charged
with keeping Intoxicating liquor with
intent to sell, he entered a plea Of not
guilty. but the jury thought he sold
| IL. whether he intended to or not and
found him guilty. and he was sentenced
to the county iail for not less than FIVE
months nor more than six months d.
s. Conant and W r. Sprague appeared
for the respondent.
In State vs.. Veil Lemere. New
Hampshire boy, who pleaded guilty to
larceny, the court sentenced him to the
state industrial school during the re-.
mainder Of his minority. D. S. Conant
was his counsel.
IN case At State vs Robert Downes of
West FeiFlee, which mas been on the