Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-27
HEADED FOR SUPREME COURT
Many Cases to BE Taken There
from County Court.
flushing business Done Yesterday. the
Last Day of the Regular Scptcm-
her TIm-Adjourncd Session
In January.

Yesterday was the last day Of tho reg
ular September term OF county court and
a rushing business was done all day.
After partaking of the Thanksgiving tur-
key at his home In Roxbury, Judge stan
ton goes to Windsor county to open court
I'm Woodstock next Tuesday. There is
enough business left over from this term
Of court so that an adjourned session of
the September term will probably be held
i'm January
The Nicburg case for alleged malicious
prosecution came up again Yesterday.
when the court entered Judgment on the
verdict and certified execution. The de-
fcndants, Max Agcl and Victor Cohen.
do not like the idea of paying $3.50 and
costs, and will carry the case to the SUI
preme court on exceptions.
In the case of Thomas e Lcary, adj
ministrator, VS.. city of Burlington. a mo-
ton to set aside the verdict and a motion
i'm arrest of Judgment were both over
ruled and judgment on the verdict entered
for the plaintiff This case also Is head
ed for the supreme court This will he
remembered as the case growing out Of
the operation of the municipal electric
plant in which the city has already spent
something over $500 for fees alone
In the case of Lena Cross VS.. j. NJ
Pratt, an army surgeon, which was heard
some time since on Il motion for contin-
uancc made 10y the defendant on the
ground that he could not be excused from
army service in Washington, the terms
of continuance were reduced from $50 to
$40.
In the case of Francis H. McCale vs..
Faycttc l.. Taft a motion to set aside
the verdict and grant a new trial on the
ground that the jury made up their minds
| too quickly was overruled and an eXcep-
ton granted the plaintiff, who intends to
carry his exception to the supreme
court
| In the case of the application Of Rose
LaviEnc of Burlington, a hearing was
had before Judge Stanton as chancellor
on petition for n dccretal order to sell
and convey real estate on School street
This petition is made under an act passed
| by the last Legislature empowering chan
| Gerry courts In certain cases to grant
wives the right to convey real estate
without consent Of the husband.
| In the afternoon the case Of Charles f.
Young VS.. the Pilgrim Shoe & Rubber
|
Master Roger W. Hulburd before
Judge Stanton as chancellor This case
was first heard before the late II. c.
Royce of St. Adams, being the last case
he heard. The case was proceeded with
before Mr.. Huburd. It is a transaction
on large shipment from the defendant,
a BOSTON firm, to the orator, who lived
| in Burlington and was interested in a
tor was for n time travelling salesman
for the defendant company. G. 7. Cowlcs
appeared for tho orator and s. 1follister
jackson Of Barre for the defendant.
The divorce case of Louise f. Fisher
VS.. Savere Fisher was heard and divorce
granted. The parties to this case reside
I'm Milton The ground of the action was
deserton and failure to support. The
| custody Of the child was granted to the
mother. l.. p. Latham appeared for Mrs
| Fisher. Three other divorce cases were
HELD with the court for further evidence"
| These were the cases of Eva j.. Mayo
vs. Walter n. Mayo, Celia s. Andrews
vs. William Andrews, ana another Milton
case. Wells VS.. Wells.
Arthur Parizo, a WinoosN man, who
was adjudged in contempt Of court Tues
day, was arrested yesterday morning and
placed in the county jail His wife, Car
RE Parizo, obtained divorce last Yeal
on grounds of desertiou ana non-support
her husband being away at the time
Later he returned When the divorce
was granted, Parizo was ordered to pay
his former wife alimony weekly. In the
year since during which time he has fail
ed to pay, the amount due her has grow
to the sum of 500 "a. For this failure tc
carry out the order of the court, he is il
jail awaiting its pleasure, unless he raises
the money.