Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1903-06-19
THE JUSTICES MILL.
Several individuals MuIcted for Par.
ticipatine in Carousals and Fights.

Michael Clune, who pleaded not guilty
last Friday forenoon to the charge of dis
turbing the peace by assaulting d T.
Doyle at the Central Vermont engine
house, was adjudged guilty by Justice
Newton after hearing Mr.. Doyle's tes-
timony. He was fined IS and costs
amounting TO about Sl3, which he paid
Elwood Grggs was arrested by Chief
of-P1lice Hall Friday afternoon and was
kept in the lookup until Saturday morn
ing, when he was arragned before JUS
tice Newton on the charge of intoXica-
ton. lie pleaded guilty and was fined SIS
ana costs for a second offense The fine
and costs amounted TO $20.05, which he
paid
Policeman Amidon arrested Charles
Deyo near the Main street bridge about
6 o'clock Saturday night and gave him
until 9 Monday to think in the quietude
of the lookup. When arraigned before
Justice Newton Deyo pleaded guilty to
the charge of intoNication and was fined,
for second offense, SIS and costs,
amounting to $2105, which he paid
a scrap between William Sanderen. a
Swede employed by ]. 7. Hildretn. and
Peter Deyo and George Gonyer Saturday
morning resulted in the arrest of Deyo
and Gonyer by Chief-of-Police Hall.
They We're arraigned before Justice New
ton. Deyo was fined so and costs,
amounting to about SIS. F. w. Gibson
spoke in behalf of Gonyer who is a men,
Der of company l, with the result that
Gonyer's fine was made 50 less than
Deyo's, the costs being the same. The
first words between Sanderlen. Deyo and
Gonyer took place at the Brattleboro
House. Sanderlen went to Stockwells
stables for his team, but the others fol-
lowed him, and the fight took place in the
stable yard. Sanderlen had one finger
bitten so that it had to have medical at
tention.
John Bolliger, blacksmith for E. NJ.
Angler, was arrested by Constable Thayer
Tuesday afternoon on the charge of dis
turbing the peace by assaulting Charles
Moore painter employed by Dexter
Waite. Bolliser was arraigned before
Justice Newton, but pleaded not guilty.
Moore was summoned into court and
questioned by States Attorney Schwenk.
He said that he owed Bolliger 50, that
Bolliger went into the paint SHOP about
noon that day and asked for the money
but that he (Moorel did not have the
money. Words followed and a fight fol-
lowed the words, in which Moore was
struck on the forehead, raising a large
bunch, and was thrown on the floor and
choked. Bolliger said he got the best of
Moore, but that Moore struck the first
blow. The court adjudged Bolliger
guilty of an assault and fined him s. and
costs, amounting to S1132, which he paid
Peter Challie, a Scotchman, was arrest
ed for intoXication Wednesday evening
by Constable f. r. Thayer having fallen
on the sidewalk near the entrance to G..
a. r. hall. He was kept in the lookup
over night He was arraigned before
Justice Newton yesterday morning,
pleaded guilty and was fined s., which he
was unable to pay He was taken to
woodstock Jail by Chief-of-Police Hall
to serve a sentence of 10 days. Challe
offered the constable, States Attorney
Schwenk and Justice Newton in turn 81
If they would release him.