The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-17
GRANITEVILLE
MAN WAS FINED
John Arnize Pleaded Guilty
to Liquor Charge in Or
ange County Court
CIVIL CASE SETTLED
IN MIDST OF TRIAL
A. D. Billings Sued Lyndon
vile Creamery As
ISOLATION

Chelsea, June l7.-On the coming in OF
Orange county court the second week OF
the term the case of A. ID. Billings vs.,
the Lyndonville Creamery association
was taken up. This was an action OF
contract, which had come up to the
county court on appeal from the Judg.
ment of justice by the defendant and
was a bitterly contested case and after
the plaintiff had produced his evidence
settlement was contaminated between
the parties and the case was entered
settled and discontinued. FL. w. Hast
ings and Hale K Darling appeared for
the plaintiff, who himself is member
of the Vermont bar, but not practicing
and David s. Conant of st. Johnsbury
appeared for the defendant.
John Arnize of Graniteville was hailed
into court by the states attorney on a
charge of selling and furnishing intox'
icating liquor in violation of the statutes
and entered plea OF guilty and was
fined $500 and costs of SIG, which he
paid. John G. Sherburne of Randolph
prosecuted and Miliward c. Taft of Chel.
sea appeared for the respondent.
in ejectment brought by Nelson H. Por.
ter, administrator of the estate of A. W
Clark, late of Thetford, against Walter
Clark, a son of the deceased. The evi.
dence brought out the fact that the de
PENDANT was occupying the home farm OF
the deceased under five-year lease
which was executed between the de.
ceased and the defendant a short time
prior to the death of A. W. Clark and
provided for the sustaining of the home
on the premises for the deceased and his
wife, the mother of the defendant, and
their support, during the term of the
lease. There was large family of chill
dren of the said A W. Clark and wife
who live in the town Of Thetford, and
for some reason there came a time when
disagreement arose between them and q
family feud resulted and it was claimed
by certain members of the family, in.
GLIDING the mother, that she was not be-
ing provided with proper home and
comforts and such force was brought to
bear upon the administrator that this
suit was instituted. The testimony
brought out many interesting things
but the jury found the allegations of the
plaintiff were not sufficiently sustained
to warrant a verdict in his favor and
returned verdict for the defendant to
recover his costs. March NJ Wilson OF
Randolph and Hale X. Darling appeared
for the plaintiff and David S. Conant Of
st. Johnsbury and Raymond Trainor OF
White River Junction appeared for the
defendant.
The last case of the week was an ac-
ton of bastardy, which was brought by
Rose May Albertine Daley against Al
den w. Bond, both parties coming from
the town of Thetford. The complainant
was young woman of 10 years, who
charged the defendant with being the
father of her illegitimste child, born
last October. The defendant denied the
paternity, alleging that he was not with
her on the night claimed by her that the
child was begotten and attempted to
prove an alibi, but there was evidence
presented by the complainant and SC
strongly corroborsted by other witnesses
that the abb looked a little "fshy" and
the jury, after several hours of solid de-
liberation, returned a verdict at 1880
Saturday evening in favor of the com
plainant Raymond Trainor appeared
for complainant and w. S. Pingree, also