The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-08-10
RUTLAND COUNTY.

n Charles slaitb woodstock, Fho wa.
arrerted by Deputy lheriff Brislk ~ Kutland
Sunday afternoon 3 for intOxieati0n, wai
Drought before the City court Monday morn
ing ana pleaded guilty to the charge. He dis
closed on F. Duffy and an unknown man
Duny pleaded guilty to two offences, one o
keeping and one of selling liquor. He was
fined 800 and costs in each case. He appealed
and furnished bail. Smith was fined $5 ant
costs, amounting to 1857, for intoXication
Not having the money to pay his fine, he was
sent to the house of correction for 20 days.
The Rutland county fair will be held Octo
Der 2, 3 and 4.
On complaint of States Attorney Jones
Sheriff Peabody. Deputy Stearns and Chief
of Police Elworth raided Mrs Bryan Judges
house in Rutland about II O'Clock Wednesday
night and seized a barrel of beer. The beer
was taken to the county court house. Mrs
Judge will appear before the city court this
morning.
George McGnness, who was arrested by
Patrolman Knox Tuesday for intoxication.
was brought before the city court Tuesday
morning and pleaded guilty to the charge. He
disclosed Oh Peter Little. Little pleaded
guilty to one ofiense of furnishing liquor. He
was sent to the house of correction for 9S
days. He has just been released from that
institution for the same Offense. McGinness
was fined SIS and costs for intoXication
amounting to $l3.5l. He is held for the pay
1neIlu VI TIE Hlft.
Deputy Sheriff Fish went to Timmouth
yesterday in response to a telegram received
from Leonard Fish of Ira stating that horse
and wagon answering to the description of
the one stolen from Thomas Burke had been
seen in Tinmouth. 1t was found to be the
stolen team.
Not for years have many liquor dealers
been brought into a lower court at Rutland at
one time as was the ease yesterday. when
aver "A Scnrp If flsp Ruf Ian los lprS appoaroI
n court.
X. A. Folsom. formerly of st. Johnsbury.
committed suicide in Boston Sunday, by firing
a bullet into his brain. He had gone to Bos-
ton to obtain work and became respondent in
faihng to find it.
Team stolen.
A horse and carriage belonging to Thomas
Burke. who lives on the Castleton road be-
tween West Rutland and Castleton. was
stolen late Monday night in Rstland. The an
inla was gray mare about four years old |
and was htched to q rubber top, square box |
carriage. Two sons of Mr. Burke came to |
Rutland Monday night and went to the cir
Gus In leaving the tent they became sepa-
rated. One of them reached the city some
time before the other and. getting his horse,
he hif~hed it iii front of Il ID Reyes g. Cos Il
store Oh Evelyn street and went to look for
bis brother. He strolled about the streets for
about ~ minutes, and finding his brother
his horse it was not where he left it. nor were
here any indications of its having broken
way. Of6eer Mecier was notified and some .
ime later sheriff Stearns was informed, but
borough search failed to bring the missing
cam to light or disclose any clue to the thief
70 trace OF the team has been found.
Observation-Disclosures j Bridge and
Irs Fred Griffin and little daughter from ]
Mass. are visiting at Erwint J
iatch's. v
George Shed and daughter. Nellie. from
Weston. Mr. and Mrs Hermon Marsh aud {
vo sons from Cambridge. Mass. are at IL
ills. Miss Nellie Hill is home from Lud- j
w.
Frank Wiley is at work for George Trask 81
the grist mill. II
Mr. Cook, Miss Cook. Mis- Condgon and L
dy friend from Proyidence.R l.are stopping
the cottage. M
Wayiand Graves from Bellows Falls visited -.
: family here over sunday. y
Miss Belle Persons from Putney spent la -
eek at Chas Coles. tn
Dan Aard clt his hand while putting the eT
nd on his saw last Friday morning cutting
'wn between the fingers splitting the cords. se'
Mrs Leyerett Ives from Mt Holly has been wv
'pping week with Mrs Starbird. sul
Little Ella Chadburn has a new si,lesaddle m
d il learning to ride horseback. nj
Mr. aud. Miss Herberts are at the cottage. DO