Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-06-18

IN VERMONT
Local Items of Interest from
All Parts nf ~ " c,rnoo
,5M,3 N1olO Nt''
MOul..u,,, toLaJe.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
From the Island in the Lake to
the Passumpsic. Along Ot-
ter Creek and Shores
of White River.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES
ADDISON COUNTY
MIDDLEBURY.

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In the case or the state vs. Peter Soro'
charged with the THEFT OF so2 from fellow
Iaoorer at NerSehnes' the jury brought in
a Verdict ot guilty Inc sentence was not
pronounced anu the prisoner was rehanh-
ed TO the custody OF the sherin. The sec
ohu crlinlhal case was begun at the open
ing OF the court Thursday morning, state
vs. George Bailey OF Middlebury, charged
with burglary and larceny by breaking
ana entering the house of ID. H. Bowen at
New Haven and stealing gun valued at
Ihe trial lasted only couple of hours.
the respondent took the stand at his own
behalf and admitted that he had stolen
the property and carried 1t away through
an open window. The case went to the
jury shortly before II o'clock and Just at
noon they returned with verdict that
the respondent was guilty of larceny only
and that they found the value of the stol-
on property to he $50, thus making 1t
only petit larceny. Bailey was sentenced
to serve not less than four months nor
more than six at hard labor in the house Of
correction. At the afternoon session 1t be-
came apparent thai no case could be ready
week and accordingly at 2:3o o'clock Il
recess was taken uptil two O'Clock Mon
day afternoon. Wednesday George LaRose
OIL Bristol, charged with stealing horse,
sleigh, harness and robe from the livery
stable of Thomas Leonard of Bristol on
January ?, pleaded guilty and was SEN
tenced to serve not less than three years
nor more than five years at hard labor at
States nriCnn IN a,71
me OF 800 and costs. The respondent is
only " years OF age ana for this reason
the court suspended the prison sentence
una PIaceo MN IN the hands of the pro-
pauon ofilcer' but the fine and costs We're
""' s"Spehoed ana l.aHose Will have to
pay these as he can from his earnings, the
'"S' VI "PPTehehdlhG MN ana recovering
TN" property alone being over 800. He got
l. JOB before leaving the court house with
D'P"'H ohorlH ~ d. SANFORD Joseph l..
D"P' "! oi N'FE'Hho"' VINO was an agent
% '''' "r'r"pol'ah Lie insurance com
PaHE "i New iork at NerS"nnes and was
ch"reeu win stealing %lS2''2 of the COM
panN funds was found guilty Wednes-
u"H' pu' no sentence was passed.-A pretty
"euu'hH TOOK place June 10
"e'ui"S to"h plact Wednesday evening
" q" 'ne -h'iloii"l fdptS' ohurch' when
-""i III" "a aleS anu ernest A reynolds
"''Ie'' III marriage oN 'he Kew.
1''.l.' !'''u - Na''"' pastor OF the church.
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: at,I, ~ '''e '''ai'S o' the
hy NJ. ,,,, -, @ my
p,do u,os ,,.,a, =, l"e
white ell, ond o,,riad l,t ~ e,
was attended bv bor sis,o, W., -
Tabor. who wore q dress 10 b,ro si,,, ,,,,,i
and carried mink roses Tho groor, u,a.
attended nv his brother ViIi,n, Do.
nolds. Mrs. REYNOLDS was formor,y or
Barre, but has made her home here for
the past few years. Mr. REYNOLDS has al
ways lived here and is employed by the
Vermont Marble company, After short
trip through the northern part of the
state they VIII reside at II Seymour street.
'hls Nll!aee' Where they Will be at home
% dheir many iriends after July |. Among
me sues'S from OUT OF town to attend the
y euu'"S were Mt ana Mrs D. +. Tabor
- - h"i' e. ',' MISSES Milured ana Evelyn
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,au Tho. ~ ''e banquet
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