The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-07
$25, 900 CONSPIRACY
CASE DISCONTINUED
Plaintiffs Attorneys Authorize Entry t
That Effect When Plaintiffs, j. d.
Ossola and Edward Dunghi,
Failed to Appear in Court.


The $4,000 suit brought by Joseph :
ossola and Edward Dunghi Of =
against the firm of Boutwell,, : =
Varnum, the Barre quarryir y ., Id
against individual members OF - firm
together with William Jack, who is en-
ployed by the firm, was discontinued IN
Washington county court yesterday aft
ernoon, according to an entry which was
made ON consent of the plaintiffs at
torneys when the plaintiffs and their
witnesses failed to appear on the date
set for the trial.
The suit was filed with the court on
Dec. 81, 1913, the allegation being set
up that the defendants had unawfuiiy
conspired to influence former customers
of the said Ossola and Dunghi, who do
business under the name of the Barre
Monumental Yard, to cause them to
cease doing business with the said plain
tiffs; furthermore that the defendants
refused to sell dark Barre granite to
the plaintiffs at the usual terms OF 30
days credit 1t was further alleged that
the plaintiffs lost $500 in trade through
the alleged influencing of Hoyt & Le-
bourveau and the g. r. Bianch Granite
company to cancel contracts with the
plaintiffs. It was alleged that the con-
spiraey went back to February in 1913.
One of the plaintiffs, Mr.. 0ssola, was
about the court to-day and he said the
case was stricken off without his con-
sent.
Other Cases Crossed Of.
On the resumption of the court yes
terday afternoon several other cases
were entered as settled and discontinued
or as merely discontinued. They are;
Alexander Findlay VS.. Lewis Longe
and others, trespass 4. j. Blake VS..
Blake and the Vermont Mutual Fire
Insurance company, trustee, general as
sumpsit; Parker Pen company, appel
liant, VS.. T.. I. Seguin, general assump-
sit; Angelo Cavalieri, appellant, VS.. Viii
liam jackson; William Rock VS. Carl
Fenwick. The case of Fred j. Davis,
receiver, VS.. Irving j. Wilfore. was or
dered to be discontinued if bond is
not fled by Friday.
The case of the Quarry Savings Bank
& Trust company vs.. r. L. Place, ct ux,
general assumpsit, was entered settled
as by stipulation. The case OF Myron
Gordon VS.. W. w. Parry, general as
sumpsit, has also been discontinued.
number of state cases were mol
pressed or ordered not brought forward.
Among the former were.
William Mnerap fnfov Enra04
Albin, intoxication; William Sun, sell
ing; Harley Sun, selling; Irene Ala,
selling; Levi Fisher, breach OF peace;
Nittoria Barr, furnishing; James Lowe,
selling; Carrie Appaini. selling; John
Appaini, selling; Bert Gitchell, ntoxiea-
tion; Bert Gitchell, breach OF peace;
Fred C. Slack, blackmail; Manuel Las
ter; Gracia Laster and Thomas Coch-
ran.
Cases ordered not brought forward
were; NJ. David, Peter Germino and Oren
H. Hale, the last named being for al.
legged keeping house of i'll fame. Liquor
was ordered returned in the following
cases.
State vs.. Intoxicating Liquor, Joanna
Lowe, keeper; State VS.. Intoxicating
Liquor, Juan Arnaiz, keeper; State vs.
Liquor, John and Carrie
Appaini, keepers: and State VS.. Intoxi.
eating Liquor. c. Franzi, keeper.
In the State VS.. Intoxicating Liquor,
Mrs. Nj. Valentine, keeper, the appel
liant is in the house of correction serv.
ing her sentence and the liquor was or
dered destroyed without costs.
Cases that stand for trial are as fol
lows: Davis brothers VS.. j. H. Buck,
appellant, general assumpsit; Florence
H. Wiley VS.. James Sullivan, bastardv;
Nellie NJ. Gill VS.. f. o. Stone and Others,
trespass; Sturtevant Merrick company
VS.. 0'Dele Gilbert, appellant and Frank
and Boutwell,, Milne & Var
mum, trustees, general assumpsit; A.
Tomasi VS.. Salvatore Comolli, appellants
II. C. Emmons and others VS.. Nellie
Monty Gill, ejectment; Empire Granite
VS.. A. c. Blanchard and trus-
tees y
The court has granted a divorce to FL !
iahan Andrews from Kate Andrews on
he ground of intolerahle severity and to
Helen A. Sylvester from Edward Syl- |
fester on the ground of desertion. The !
livorce cases of Lorton l.. Lathrop from 1
Mamie Lathrop, T. T. Walsh from Grace !
Walsh and Aurela NJ Mulford from Ora /
milford were heard this morning.