The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-10
PHELPS-UTLEY CASES
SETTLED OUT OF COURT
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Cutting and his withdrawal was for
similar reason to Mr.. Lords yesterday
after Cuttings statement relative to
attorneys being on the level. Mr. Cut
ting appeared in person to the presiding
Judge yesterday and was, for the second
time, advised to secure an attorney to
handle his affairs.
1t is understood that a proposition for
settlement of Manuel Gomez VS.. John
A. Wilbur has been made, while an effort
is being made to settle the Rudd cases.
Following the AbbottWhitney case
comes the Blodgett-Stev and Button
Knight eases.
1t is the heaviest calendar of state
cases that has existed in Washington
county in many years if all of the cases
now on the docket arc disposed of. Two
of these will not be disturbed. The first
case is in regard to Mildred Brewster,
who is in custody. of r. Fl. Tracy and
now with friends, from which good re-
ports are being received. The second is
relative to George Welch, in which no
sentence has been imposed, although he.
pleaded guilty in 1917. William Horn
brook, who went 81 900 bail for him, has
since died
The other cases are Fl. r. Graham,
alleged larceny, etc; Hewey Hanley, all
legged larceny, etc.; Havlock Deforge,
burglary; Bernie Pecor, burglary; George
Long, alleged murders Isabel Parker, al
legged murder; Francisco Martinez, al
legged adultery; Allan A. Morris, alleged
rape; Jennie Jones, alleged adultery;
Arthur +. Pray, alleged adultery; Raj
fael Nara, alleged murder Pecor and
Deforge are awaiting sentence.
Several more entries were made on
the different dockets Tuesday afternoon.
These include; Howard Town vs.. estate
Of Jefferson Slavery, appeal from com
missioners withdrawn and the case GER
titled back TO probate court, which will
ultimately bring about settlement.
Two cases which have been in the
docket since 1902, Of 0. q. Chase VS..
j. L. Gagnon general assumpsit, were
continued under statute lien. The court
took steps to clean up several cases
along the first end of the calendar and a
large number of entry orders, many OF
which were progress or non-sult, were
made. These included Joseph G. Rice
VS.. d. d. Whaley, non suit; Emerson
brothers vs. c. L. Bugbee, discontinued;
Ainsworth VS.. George G. Trow, discou-
tinued for want of prosecution; L. and
Minnie Gould vs. city of Montpelier, re-
port next term or dismissed for want Of
prosecution; w. L. Parsons VS.. Paul
Tierney, report next term or non-suit;
Antonio Broggi VS., Passera Bros, dis
continued; G. C. Abbott VS.. Arthur Il.
IIutchins, dismissed for want OF prose-
cution r w. Hunt & Co. vs.. Capital
Liquor Co, and Charles Zanleoni, dis
continued; Burkhartt Brewing Co. VS..
Zanleoni and Capital Liquor Co, non
suit: Elizabeth Gill VS.. Robert Wright,
progress or non suit; G. c. Abbott VS..
Allen Estus, progress next term or dis
missed; +. W Dutton VS.. Henry F. Field,
discontinued; A. II. Snow rs. Arthur j..
Allard, discontinued; jeremiah c. Dona-
hue VS. Joseph +. Almon, progress next
| term or dismissed: George l.. Emerson
VS. Harry A. Emerson and bank, trustee,
progress next term or dismissed-for want
Of prosecutions f. G. Gitchell vs.. John
| L. Cook. rule for bail; Mildred Gusha VS..
George Fay. discontinued; Frank Dupray
vs. Charles Dupray, discontinued; kx-
change Trust company vs.. Clark 4 Nc
| Masters. discontinued; Harvey Jersey
vs.. Harry L. Ford and wife, death OF
plaintiff suggested, O, X. Hollister, ex-
ecutor. enters. Dodge brothers vs.. Cen
| trail Vermont, settled; Clafiin vs.. J. w.
Vaughan. discontinued Butterick Pub
| fishing Co Ms. J. w Vaughan, discon-
tinued: Margaret A. H. Spencer VS., w.
| O. Lowe. discontinued; ]. A. Wilcox VS..
NJ G. Morse, discontinued; Waterbury
bank vs.. Ella Blondin discontinued ;
Leon Daley vs.. town Of Middlesex, not
to be brought forward; Sabrina A.
| Wheeler vs.. f. A. and Flora Wheeler,
| settled: Elizabeth w. Crane VS.. Joseph
| Blaise, settled; Sherman National bank
VS.. 4. s. Meigs, settled; Patrick Elan
merry vs. r II. O'Brien, progress or non
/ suit G. r. Bianchi Granite Co. vs. Mul.
doom Manufacturing Co, discontinued;
James Hanley Brewing Co VS.. Jose Cano,
settled and discontinued.
In the chancery docket an order was
made in the case Of George II, Smile VS..
/ +. p Whitney that defendant must an
swer in 10 days from date Of notice to
him or non-suit
In the last few days there have been
/ several new divorce cases entered IN
county court. These include Edith P.
/ Whiting vs. Arthur H. Whiting; Henry
| Sumner Tvs. Catherine Sumner; Josie
Jensen vs. Carlo Jenson; Peter Beltraini
VS.. Marie Beltrain; Carrie Belyille VS.,
Alfred Belylle; Fred f. Williams VS.,
IVY NJ. Williams. Merrill Aiken vs..
Grace Aiken: Agnes NJ. Benedict VS.,
Fred Benedict; Charles Japan vs.. May
S. Japan; Lottie r. Jennings vs.. George
J. Jennings; Otis Lawrence vs.. Rather
inc Lawrence; Eva Savoie va. Homer
Sayoie. This last named case was heard
last term of court and was dismissed
for lack of evidence,
On the general docket o. J. Coullard
has brought suit against Joseph To
masi.
A hearing took place Tuesday after
noon in which Gleason & Wilcox petit
ton for persons interested in the U. Ais
Granite Co., asked that a receiver BE-