The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-16
Charles Gilchris Given One
Years Term for " ? sh-
field Bre9 :
BARRE YOT GUILTY
OF FOR. SKY CHARGE
Ora Kellogg Was Sentenced
and Then Placed in Hands
of Probation Officer

Charles Gilchris of Marshfed pleaded
guilty in Washington county court yes
terday afternoon, when arraigned on a
burglary charge before Judge F. NJ But
Ter, and was given sentence OF not less
than year nor more than year and a
half in the house of correction. Gilchris,
according to the information filed by the
states attorney, burglsrized the house of
Dan Abbott in Marshfield on Jan. Ia.
Ora Kellogg Of Barre pleaded guilty to
charge of forgery, was sentenced to the
house of correction for not more than a
year and half, fined $50 and given two
months in which to pay, the sentence be-
ing suspended and the respondent placed
in charge of the probation officer 1t is
alleged that he forged check for the
amount of $40, using the name of NJ C.
Cutler.
Although a chancery case was listed
for hearing this forenoon it failed to ma
terialize and court was not engaged. II
is expected that final adjournment of
the present term will take place Friday
or Saturday, If two state cases are dis
posed of by that time, the cases being
State vs.. Lillian Robinson, perjury. and
State VS.. Charles Wyome OF Moretown,
arson. In the latter case the respondent
has retained William Lord and A. C.
Theriault as counsel The Jurors have
been given instructions to report to-mor-
row noon, when, presumably, one of the
above cases will be tried
Manu- Faeae NoI prosrn5
After a review Of the docket yesterday
afternoon by Judge Butler and States
Attorney Gleason. only one case was
marked for trial, State vs. Lillian Rob-
inson of Barre, perjury. Others, how
ever, were passed to allow the states
attorney to investigate and it may be
that others viii come up for trial by
jury, but it is not probable.
Entries we're made in the following
cases; State VS.. P, W. Perkins. dealer in
Christmas trees, found guilty by jury in
1918, fined $500, Judgment reversed and :
cause remanded by supreme court, mol
pressed; State vs.. Irwin A. Norcross, OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses. con-
tinued; State VS.. Raymond Abbott, fur
nishing mol pressed; State vs.. Edison
Wiley. rape, mol pressed; State VS.. In
Liquor, Euseyia Ordonez,
keeper, an appeal from Barre city court,
lol pressed; State VS.. Intoxicating Liq-
Ior, B. Rueda. keeper, apt, mol prossed
State VS.. Intoxicating Liquor, Jose Man
Ial Cevalloj, keeper, apt, mol pressed:
State VS. Charles Magoon. mayhem. CON
inued, the respondent being confined in
he state hospital and will probably new
r recover State VS.. Levi Norway, white
lave, continued, respondent in state hos
'ital for insane State VS.. Oliver Pecor.
,erjury, has served sentence for bigamv
n connection with the same charge. case
eft on the docket State VS.. Anina CO.
uzzi, adultery, continued; State vs. Eu-
evia Ordonez, selling, mol pressed; State
$. l.. Contollo selling, mol pressed; State
S. George H. Cross, manslaughter, con-
inued; State VS.. Joseph Canales, false
restitution has been made. the
espondent being employed at Greenfield,
lass, continued
Twenty three cases were passed and OF
his number g few may be taken up at
his term but in that event il is expected
nat they will be disposed of without
rial Cases in that class follow: State
5. Intoxicating Liquor, Tibaldo Gabel-
mi, keeper, apt; State VS.. Eddie Milne,
ennie Prestini, Henry Columbo Fred
-ico Giacomini, rape; State vs.. Eta
hover and Marshall Linlow, adultery.