Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-04-16
MlsDEEos AND PENALTIES.

"A game OF ball IN EnosDur9 rails,
April o. resulted in an alteration be-
tween Clarence Billado and Jay Good
sell, boys 10 years old, and Billado
choked Goodsell. On complaint of
Town Grand Juror +. McFeeters Bill
lado was arraigned before w. IL. Nc
Allister, pleaded guilty and was fined
IS and costs of S4.l5.
Tuesday evening, April Z, Mrs.
Bean of West Norwich was found
guilty OF cruelty TO animals and fined
s. and costs, amounting to $50, and in
Burlington city court Thursday after
noon, April 9. William Toals pleaded
guilty TO a charge OF cruelty to ami
mails, and was fined 50 and costs of
$685.. The cause Of the latter action
was the beating Of horse with a
pitchfork.
Austin Griswold was arraigned in
Burlington city court April for selling
liquor without a license. The state
presented three witnesses who swore
that they had bought liquor OF the re-
spondent within the week. The re-
spondent had four witnesses who testi-
fled that he did not sell liquor as far as
they knew. After being out less than
four minutes the jury returned a YER
dict OF not guilty.
Sidney X. Temple, about So years
old, is the last Bennington man to
achieve notoriety, having, as alleged.
eloped from the little village of Savoy,
Mass, Friday, April 3, with the wife
of John b. Goff, well-to-do farmer of
that town. Temple has resided in
Bennington and in Woodford most of
his life, conducting blacksmith shop
in both places. He has a wife resid
ing in Bennington, said to be an es-
Unable woman. Temple was her
second husband.
Louis Dow of Somerset has brought
suit against Wilson Taylor of North
Adams. Mass, to recover $1,000 for
damages alleged by the alienation of
his wife's affections. Dow states in
his complaint that while he was away
from home Taylor induced Mrs. Dow
to leave her home and that all efforts
TO induce her TO return have been of
no avail She is now with relative
of Taylors near North Adams. The
of Taylor has been attached
under the proceedings. The writ is
to the court that sits in
North Adams in May.
Canute Anderson, alias Lindstrom, a
Swede, was arrested at Center Rutland
about p. m. Apr. at the request OF
the East Providence. r. l.. police on
charge of assault with intent to kill his
Mrs. Alberta Hansen,
at that place on April 2. Anderson
lives at what is known as Barnet hill,
near Center Rutland, and has q wife
and two children. II Is alleged that he
visited East Providence the first of
the month and in a quarrel shot his
three times, but the |
wounds are not expected to prove |
fatal Constable j. w. Hanley of Rut- |
land received a letter asking him to be
on the lookout for Anderson. Mr.. |
Hanley made some inquiries but the
mans wife declared that he had not re-
.urned TO town. A posse was formed |
N the afternoon consisting OF Deputy |
Sheriff T.. c. Fish, Constable Hanley, |
Selectman w. w. wilkins and sur
'ounded the house about o'clock at
hight. Deputy Sheriff Fish entered the
house and found Anderson with dirk
n his hand. Anderson surrendered
Without making any resistance, how
yer, and was placed in the county Jail.
Foley's Kidney Cure makes kidneys and
lad Her RIGHT Oouit DELAY taking d. q. |
ioodno, Rochester; Charles L. Black, So.