The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-09
ONE DIVORCE GRANTED.
Annie B. Brigham o; Barre from Allie K
Brigham.

In county court yesterday one divorc
was granted and one dismissed, Anni
b. Brigham of Barre being granted
bill against Allie X. Brigham for wilfu
desertion, with the custody Of the. minc
children given the petitioner and
cree of $50 for alimony and 50 ~
beginning Nov. /.
The case dismissed was that of Lii
liam B. Tashro against Almon c. Tashro
because the petitioner could not prove
she had been deserted within the statu
tory period of three years.
The following entries were made:
R. NJ. Harvey VS.. L. G. Downing, as
sumpsit, judgment for the. plaintiff.
c. S. Whitcomb VS.. A. Martell tres
pass, unless appearance made and bill
entered in 10 days, a non suit.
Fanny Whiteomb vs.. A. Martell, same
entry as pending.
Boutwell,, Milne & Varnum CO., VS.
George H. Bailey and trustees, discon
tinued.
Carrie T. Crowley VS.. Patrick NJ
Crowley, divorce, continued.
W. A. Royce VS.. Z. A. Carey con
tinued.
In the afternoon the case of John H
Brewster against Il. L. Smith & Co., foI
general assumpsit was discontinued.
The cases of the Quarry Savings
Bank & Trust company against George
Straiton; Julia Libersont, appellant
against j. w. Philbrick, w. A. Royce
against f. A. Carey, appellant, were
continued, as was the divorce case OF
Carrie l. Crowley against Patrick NJ
Crowley.
Divorce cases discontinued were: Hell
en- Crlfickshank VS.. James Cruickshank
Tesreau Fratini vs.. James Fratini, Della
Stone VS.. George Stone, Mary A. Shep-
ard VS.. Earl S. Shepard, Charles Or
landi vs.. Marina 0rlandi.
Judge Refused to Stay Sentence.
NJ Villa of Barre was brought into
county court to-day ON his ease growing
out Of transportation Of liquor, and he
was sentenced to the maximum, sentence
of one day less than year, also to
at Rutland, with minimum sentence
ofe one day less than a year, also TO
pay a fine and costs of 5000. Judge
Butler refused to issue a stay of execu-
tion and ordered mittimus immediate
ly issued for the man to be taken to
the Rutland institution. This is rath-
er unusual proceeding.
Goldie Sun Mcleod was brought into
court and sentenced to not less than
two years and not more than three and
one-half years in the house of correc
tion for keeping house of i'll fame in
Barre, and sentence was stayed and she
was placed on probation; but she was
ordered TO pay a fine and costs of
$l33.35.
Trouble at Mortified.
Chief Donahue of the Northfeld po-
lice brought Santoro Latorre, aged %,
to. Montpelier and took him before
States Attorney Carver. Latorre, who
is Jumper employed at the Pelaggi
stoneshed in Mortified, was arrested
late Wednesday night after the police
had been called to the house Of Caesare
Comi in Mortified, the complaint being
that Latorre had broken into the house
and was hourishing a revolver. 1t is
alleged that he was trying to get at
1omi, with whom he had had differences
earlier in the evening. 1t is said that
Mrs. Comi was waiting in the kitchen,
expecting Latorre's visit and she grabbed
him when he entered, her husband mean
while being asleep in nearby a room.
The Comis are said to have fled from
heir house.
When the Northfeld police went to
,he neighborhood they found Latorre in
lis own room in the next house. They
.ook him and carried away 3S-calbre
'evolver, fully loaded in its six cham
,ers. No action has been taken in the
mans case as yet.