The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-13
wILLIAMsrowN MAN GUILTY.
Will Campo Put on Probation for
Transporting Liquor.


Chelsea, Nov, l3.-The June term Of
Orange con.ty court was re-conyened
on Wednesday afternoon, Nov. s, at 2
o'clock, for the purpose Of completing
the work of the term, and while there
were no civil cases set for trial at this
term, heard or tried, entries were made
in several of them, disposing Of them
by settlement, or Judgment on agreed
statement or findings OF fact, or by
continuance
States Attorney Millward G. Taft,
however, hailed into court, upon infor-
nation, seven respondents. Everett
Dickey and Colema Dickey of South
Newbury were charged with burglary
in the night time, to which charge they
pleaded guilty. The respondents were
brother and sister, 10 and 10 years old,
respectively, and they each admitted
entering an unoccupied dwelling house
in the neighborhood in which they live,
by way of the outside door, which was
not fastened, and taking two old
rocking chairs, not realizing that they
We're committing a serious offense ur
der the statute; and while th com
mitted no injury to the house in en-
tering it, the fact admitted by them
constituted the violation charged and
the court sentenced them both to the
state industrial school during the re-
mainder Of their minority, respective
", and in the case of the youn~ wom
an, execution Of the sentence was
stayed and she was placed on proba
tion until she reaches her majority,
and the brother was committed to the
school Nov l3 by Sheriff Thomas G.
Dearborn.
Marion Dickey, their mother, was
charged with receiving stolen property,
but owing to thS severe illness Of one
Of her younger children, the case
against her was continued until the
December term.
Victor Burdick OF Worcester, Mass.
was brought into court, charged with
trapping for fur bearing animals with
out having procured a license, to which
charge he pleaded guilty and was sen
fenced to pay fine Of s25, with costs
taxed and allowed at So, and given a
week in which to pay the fine and
costs and allowed to go on bail.
Will Campo OF Williamstown was
charged with having transported in
toxicating liquor in violation of law.
to which charge he pleaded guilty and
was fined $500 with an alternative
sentence In the house Of correction. He
Il the head Of family consisting Of a
wife. who is in poor health, and five
small children, who are in almost des
titute condition, and by reason Of the
condition Of his family, the execution
Df his sentence was stayed and he was
placed on probation for term OF three
years. Attorney Lyle r. Beckwith
appeared for this respondent, as he
lid for Everett and Colema Dickey.
Philip Habel was charged with lar
,eny, but not required 70 plead at this
time and his case was continued un-
II the December term. This respond
mt lives in Chelsea.
Walter Clark OF Union village, in the |
own Of Thetford, was charged with |
having committed an assault upon his |
lired man, Leon Jewell, to which |
.harge the respondent pleaded guilty |
md was sentenced to pay fine OF /
200. with the alternative sentence in |
he house Of correction, and, in addi-
ion. was sentenced to serve term |
II not less than one year nor more
han two years in the house of correc-
ion, and on payment of the fine, the
,rison sentence was suspended and the
respondent placed on probation until
urther order of court The respond
mt was represented by Attorney Ray
nond Trainor OF White River juno
ion.
Helen Jessie Elizabeth Ingham of
was charged with assault
Ipon one Albert Ingham, her brother
Il law, lately deceased She appeared
without counsel and bail was fixed in
he sum Of $500 for her appearance
t the December term and the case
ras continued.
The work of the term being thus
ompleted, the jurors were excused for
be term and final adjournment was
AIKEN Friday morning, Nov. 10.
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