The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-14
EIGHT DIVORCES GRANTED.
In Orange County court-Jack LaRusso
Sentenced To House of Correction.

Chelsea, Dec. l4.-During the second
week OF Orange county court the follow
ing cases were disposed of: Minnie X
Church was granted bill of divorce
from Hilas b. Church for the cause OF
intolerable severity and the care and GUS
tody of their minor child was decreed to
the libellant David S. Conant for the
petitioner.
Minnie p. Dickinson, OF Stratford was
granted divorce from Fred w. Dickin-
son fyr desertion and was also decreed
the right to assume her maiden name,
pelton. William S. Pingree OF White
River Junction, for the petitioner
Walter Renfrew of Newbury was
granted divorce from Maude F. Rem
frew for adultery. d. S, Conant for
the petitioner
Flora X. Shaw of Bradford was
decreed a divorce from Harry G. Shaw
for intolerable severity and refusal to
support and the petitioner was decreed
the care and custody of the minor child
of the parties. d. S. Conant for the pc
titioner.
VIII A. George of Randolph was grant
ed divorce from Gertie A. George for
desertion. W. II. Sprague, for the petit
TONER
Edna d. Carr of Washington was
granted divorce from Edward e. Carr
Tor desertion and granted the right to
resume her maiden name of Underhill.
5. c. Wilson for the petitioner.
Lottie M. Simpson of Topsham was
granted divorce from Bernard Simpson
for intolerable severity and granted the
care and custody of their minor child. f.
5. Williams for the petitioner.
Abbey W. Libbey of Bradford was
granted a divorce from Irving j. Lib
hey for intolerable severity and granted
the right TO resume her former name of
Garman. Il. w. Smith for the petitioner.
The only case tried by jury was that
Of state VS.. Jack LaRusso, an Italian
charged with assault with intent to kill.
An terpreter, John Frontini of Barre,
was present and the greater part of the
testimony was through him. The jury
found him guilty of simple assault and
ne was sentenced to the house of cor
-ection for term of not less than two
years, nor more than two years and six
months. States Attorney +. S. Williams |
prosecuted and the respondent was rep
-esented by ID. s. Conant, who was as
igned by the court to defend.
In state VS.. John Popolo, All Italian |
harge with the same otfense as I4aRusso,
he respondent entered a plea of guilty /
II simple assault and was fined twenty |
i've dollars and costs, which he paid.
,tates' Attorney Williams prosecuted and
v. Fl. Sprague was assigned by the court
o defend
harged with larceny, the respondent
'leaded guilty and was sentenced to
tate's prison for not less than one year
or more that one year and three
months. S. G. Wilson assigned by the
ourt to defend
In state VS.. Darwin Mccoy, Lafayette
)uval, Haskell r. Carlson and Norman
henderson, all of whom were boys from
Iewbury, who were charged with burg
lry, all entered pleas of guilty and were
ach sentenced TO the house OF correc-
ion for not less than two years nor
lore than two years and six months.
he sentence in each case was suspend
4 and the respondents placed on proba-
on. John c. Sherburne of Randolph was ,
ssigned in each case to defend.
In state VS.. John Stewart. charged
18th assault with intent 10 rob, the re-
Dondent entered plea of simple assault :
nd was sentenced TO pay fine of twen- i
y-five dollars and costs with the usual j
Iternative sentence.
The jurors were paid off Thursday but /.
Dt discharged and will be subject 10 re- :
III on notice from the county clerk. On
iturday noon the court took recess
ntil Monday afternoon, January IL,
hen il is expected there will be some =
ses to try by jury and possibly some
vorce matters disposed Of The term
MS far, although short, has been a busy
le and Judge Donaway kept the wheels '
Justice" rolling as fast as possible i
ID vet kept liiigsnts and attorneys and D
urfe attaches in uoo1 huu,or Il