Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-07-21
LIQUOR AT THE BOTTOM.
Three of the Hnying Bee Gang Fined
james kchoe Disclosos.

james kchoe Disclosos.
The barrel of beer seized on the premises
supposed to be occupied by Mrs. jennie
Fitzgerald, was conhscated Wednesday of
last week.
Patrick Finnernu was arrested Wednes
day afternoon of last week by Sheriff
Reeves, charged with having and owning
liquor on July p
The 10 kegs of beer seized on the truck
wagon was spilled Wednesday of last week
and also the liquor secured at Calico Limoge,
jr's.
James MCGOWAN, who was disclosed on
by his father several weeks ago and who
took his leave from town, returned Wednes
day of last week only to be arrested He
pleaded guilty and was fined SO and costs.
Aiken Wires of Winooski was arrested
by Sheriff Wheeler for intoxication. He
pleaded guilty before Justice Hood OF that
village and WAS fined the usual amount.
He disclosed on the Winooski agency.
James Edwards and Michael Sheehe both
of Massachusetts, occupied cells in the up
per apartments at the Jail Wednesday. 1t
is claimed that they stole $40 from work
man at Shelburne Farms. They are ex-
tremely tough looking characters. They
presented themselves at one Of the boarding
houses at the Farms Tuesday noon and
manned over night, leaving early Wednesday
morning without giving their address or
paying for their board And when
one of the men got up, he found
ho was minus 800 which he left
in his overails pocket the night before.
u telephone message set Chief Dumas and
his assistants on the lookout. And toward
midday Officers Cosgrove and Mckenzie
found them, at place frequented by
tramps south Of the drawbrde.
Fred Brow, Henry and George Winter
bottom, Ernest Lorraine Enos Douglass jr.,
| I'd and Fred Bobo OF Shelburne were arrest
ed on complaint made by the states attor-
ney, charging them with intoxication on
Sunday the 10th. They were brought before
Justice Miller and the cases continued until
0 a. IN. Friday. 1t is alleged that they at
tended hayug bee at Peter Lafain's in
that town, got full and ended the day with
a free fight.
Katie Arcand was convicted of breach
of the peace before Justice Il. r. Davis and
fined 81 and costs. Her offence was quar-
relling with Mary Law during which she
called her almost everything. a. V. Spad-
ing appeared for the respondent and X. f.
Brown for the State. James Kehoe of
Charlotte was arr&gned for being "full"
here July 3 aud he pleaded guilty, but on
refusal to divulge where the spirits were
bought, he was remanded to jail.
States Attorney Cushman and J. j. En-
right returned TO Shelburne Friday to
try the lntoxiCation cases against the "Sun-
day hay bee" gang. Enos Douglass, jr
I'd, was convicted of the offence by a jury
AMI he was fined including costs S31 SO.
Fred Brow then pleaded guilty to the SINH
lar charge against him and was fined 81
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| Walter Degree was arrested by Constable
Roberts and arraigned He entered a plea
of guilty and paid into the treasury of the
State so, after the justice passed the
sentence The other four cases were con.
tinued until August 3, in order to allow the
respondents to help their employers finish
haying. Mr.. Cushman appeared for the
State and Mr.. Enright for the respondents.
James KehOe of Charlotte was ready tC
disclose where he obtained the liquor to gel
full with July % Friday morning after
staying in Jail over night. He disclosed or
John Clark, lately of the Lake View House
but now at the House of Correction. Keho,
was fined So and costs.
John Arnold went home drunk SATURDAY
night and after INDUCING in an alteration
with his father threw tea kettle filled
with water at him which landed on the Ole
gentleman s stomach. he sent Tor q police
man at once and young Arnold showing
fight, the officer was in turn reinforced by
Chief Dumas and the respondent wa,
lodged in Jail.
Monday morning Hon. Daniel Robert
presided as justice In the City Court in til
case of State vs.. James Fine, for selling
liquor to John Arnold. Mr.. Fine was HnoC
800 and costs, and Arnold was fined TO
) second offence $40 and costs. Both respon d
ents appealed. j. L. Cushman for tn,
! State and X. h. Brown for respondent.
Harry Stewart and Lulu Knights wer
arrested on Tuesday afternoon nea
Lske View cemetery by Special Office
Sears for open and gross l,wdness. They
were marched before Justice Davis where
pleas of guilty We're entered an,
Harry was fined 500 OF and Lulu S2l, 81
including costs.
Mrs. Lucy German got to talking witt
her neighbors too rashly the other day anl
Tuesday sue paid $40. % including cost
, for the offensive language used.
Political Points,
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