The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-23
AT Close oi December Term
Of Caledonia County Court
BUT ONE CASE DISMISSED
Just Before Court Adjourned, Three Re-
spondents Entered Pleas Of Guilty in
State Cases, and Two Were Put
on Probation.

St. Johnsbury, Jan 23.-The Deem
Der term of Caledonia county court ad-
journed Saturday, after being in session
thirty-fve days. In the Hardwiek civil
suit Of James Fiske ct ux. vs. Frank
st. Clair ct ux, apis, to recover pos
session Of a building and damages for
rent due, Judge Butler gave the plaintiff
verdict and to recover $242s3 damages
and costs OF prosecution On the de-
murrer OF the declaration in the Danyille
case OF Jennie Mcleod vs. Albert A. Dan
iels, the court sustained the demurrer,
exceptions were taken by the plaintiff,
and the case will go to the supreme
court The plaintiff, in this case, sued
Tor damages in an accident sustained
when the plaintiff drove over bank at
point where the defendant was alleged
to have removed a fence.
Three state cases were disposed OF
Saturday.
In the case Of State vs.. phose Du-
channe, charged with burglary, the re-
spondent pleaded guilty and was sen.
fenced to the hof4se OF correction for
term OF not more than lta years nor
less than one year. Execution of SEN
tence was stayed and respondent was
placed in the care OF the probation off
Ger, with the usual restrictions and also
that he abstain from the use Of intoxi-
eating liquor absolutely, because it was
said that the respondent was intoxicated
when he committed the burglary.
Another state case was that OF State
vs.. Carol Willard, alias Carol Stiles,
held on charge of forgery, lie pleaded
guilty TO this crime and was sentenced
to the house OF correction for term
OF two wears and not less than one wear
and eleven months, Execution of sen.
tenee was stayed and respondent was
placed in the care OF the probation off
GER
In the case OF State VS.. Grace Cook.
the respondent pleaded guilty to breach
OF the peace and was sentenced to the
Vermont Industrial school at Fergennes
for term expiring on her becoming of
age. which viii be On the 2sth day OF
January, 1912
Nineteen divorces were granted. as fol-
lows: Bertha A. Hartwell rs. Benjamin
f. Hartwell, refusal to support. alimony
in sum OF 81 ,230, custody of minor chill
dren decreed petitioner; Winifred Mont
gomery vs.. Frank ". Montgomery. cause
willful desertion. custody of minor chill.
dren deereed the petitioner; Agnes f.
Potter VS.. Frank A. Potter. cause intol.
cradle severity, petitioner decreed Gus
tody Of minor child and s. per month
alimony for five years, also expenses of
this suit; Gertrude GRAY Seaee VS.
Mitchell Seaee, cause iBtolerabe sever
ity. petitioner decreed S75 for costs OF
this suit; Jennie S. Phipps VS.. Frank
VT. Phipps. cause intolerabIe severity;
Wm. r. Mcclure va. Susan Mcclure.
cause willful desertion; Nina s. Dorman
VS., Charles H. Dorman, cause adultery.
custody OF miner children dec1eed the
petitioner; Cara ]. Clifford VS.. Henry
J Clifford. cause willful desertion; Ien-
ME Mcleod vs. Charles III Mcleod. cause
sillful desertieu; Alice Hughes VS. Her
bert G. Hughes, cause adultery, custody
Of children decreed petitioner; Jennie s.
Moves VS.. George IT, Moves. cause iutol-
srable severity; Fred C. Grady VS.. Mil |
ired p Grady, cause adultery; Herman
w. Kelley vs.. Rena T. Kelley, cause
adultery; Vera B. Miller VS. Rufus Mil |
er, cause intolerable severity; George
Belville vs.. Cora Relville. cause adultery, |
,ustody of children deereed petitioner;
Minnie J., Bowen VS.. Samuel A. Bowen. |
;ause refusal TO support, custody Of |
minor child decreed the petitioner. petit |
.ioner also decrved IS per month for FIVE |
Years for support of the child: Frank G. /
Ionston VS.. Emma Houston, cause will |
ul desertion; Robert r. Corliss VS. Bessie |
7orliss, cause willful desertion; George
Davidson VS.. Emma NJ Davidson. cause |
ldultery, custody of minor child deCreed 7
petitioner,
. The case OF A. Mae Stevens vs.. Nelson /
:. Stevens was dismissed without preiu. /
lice to either party. The case OF Ina |
day Fifeld vs. Ernest NJ Fifeld was en-
cred. discontinued; also the case of (
Minnie Chandler VS. John G. Chandler [
The other divorce cases were entered /
ontinued until next term.
Judge Fred NJ Butler left for his home
n Rutland Saturday noon. Mrs. Fred
.aird, reporter, left for her home in
Montpelier in the afternoon.