The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-30
ORANGE COUNTY COURT
Criminal Work for the Term Was Com
pleted Last Week.

Chelsea, June 3Oth. During the past
week the following cases have been dis
posed of IN county court; State vs.
Worthen Button, who was charged with
| keeping with intent TO sell; the re-
spondent entered sentence in the house
of correction. Fine and costs paid.
States Atty Williams, prosecuted and
w A. Lord Of Montpelier defended.
State vs.. Angelic Perullo, charged with
keeping with intent TO sell, mol
PROSE- was entered.
In two cases Of state VS.. Walter I'm
derhill, charged with breach of the
peace. both were mol pressed. $. G. Will
son appeared for the respondent
State vs.. Clinton Bowen, charged
with murder, respondent entered plea
of guilty Of manslaughter which was
accepted by the state and he was
sentenced to pay a fine Of $500, which
he paid and was discharged. Atty. Gen.
R, r. Brown and States Atty. Williams
conducted the prosecution and X. NJ.
Harvey and s. c. Wilson defended.
The case of state VS.. Mrs. Jennie
Bowen, wife of Clinton. who was eharg-
ed with like offense, was also allowed
to go, the case having been mol pressed
after her husbands case was disposed
Of
State VS.. Arthur johnson for cruelty
to animals; respondent entered a plea
of not guilty and jury was empaneled
and after the state had put on three
witnesses. who in their testimony did
not come up to the expectations, the
case was mol pressed at the request of
the states attorney.
State VS.. Arthur Policy. In this case
the respondent was lad OF eighteen
years who was charged with burglary,
having broken into house in STAFFORD
in MAY. from which he took various
and sundry small articles and conveyed
them to Lowell, Mass. his home city,
where he was arrested on suspicion in
a pawn shop as he was trying to dis
pose of his plumber. He came back to
Vermont freely. not requiring the state |
to be put to the expense of extraditing !
him. He entered plea of guilty and |
was sentenced to state prison at Wind |
sor for a short term of not less than |
two years nor more than two and one |
half years Execution of sentence was |
and the respondent placed in |
-hargc of the county probation officer.
States Atty. Williams prosecuted and I
The Young man was defended by David 4
:. Conant of Bradford and Judge Fisher
IF Lowell, Mass.
State VS.. Robert Wilson of Corinth,
who was charged with keeping, the re-
ipondent entered plea of not guilty L
md stood trial. This was a short case
md only occupied the attention of the
curt one half day. He was charged
With keeping cider with intent to sell,
nut the evidence on behalf of the state
I'd not convince the Jury that the
verdict of not guilty. States Atty. I
Williams prosecuted and r. NJ. Harvey
nd 5. c. Wilson defended.
State vs.. Kate Newman Perkins Of {
Fcrshire, who was charged with adul-
cry, the respondent entered a plea of
1ilty with the hope OF getting placed
n probation, but the court considered
hat il was not a case where probation !
hould be extended and sentenced her to :
erve a term of not more than one and
ne-half years nor less than one year in !
tate prison at Windsor. States attor-
ey prosecuted and r. y. Harvey de-
ended. =
State vs.. Clarence Niliore OF VII
amstOwn. The respondent in this case
as charged with selling TO which charge i
r pleaded guilty and was sentenced to q
az a fine OF $500 and costs and upon
he payment Of the costs the payment
+ the fine was suspended and the re-
pendent placed on probation for one =
ear. The respondent was represented Z
Y Atty. r. A Hoar Of Barre. 7
State vs.. Fred Pecue Of Randolph. {
espondent entered a plea TO breach Of
10 peace; sentenced 10 serve a sent i
bee Of o. days in the county jail. which .
.ntence was suspended and the re- !,
,ondent placed on probation for one B
FAR. :. G. Wilson appeared for the 6
.spnndent.
State w. Pred Mscia Of Montpelier.
10 vas charged with stealing a bicycle =
Randolph eighteen years ago. az :,
hich time BE- was bound over hy
stiee - county oourt and before the