Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-12-03
MIsDEEp S AND PENALTIES.

INTO lately and about $50 worth Of
liquors taken.
In United States court Nov. "a,
Charles Tulley of Bellows Falls was
sentenced to Is months at hard labor
in the house OF correction for the
larceny of $50 from the mail in the
Bellows Falls postotiice.
A free-for-all fight took place at
Brattleboro. the night Of Nov. 20, in
which g. b. herman and Joseph
SchaTOna, an Italian, were badly
pounded. Herman was fined $50 and
costs for disturbing the peace and s.
and costs TOR intOxication. Scharona
was fined 50 and costs for disturbing
the peace. Emilio Maucini, another
Italian, who did most OF the pounding,
was fined $50 and costs for disturbing
the peace.
Detective w. II. r. Wilson of
Albany went TO Bennington, Nov. %,
and securing the services of Deputy
Sheriff John Nash went to North
Bennington and arrested one Bert
Davis who was wanted in Albany on
the charge OF the larceny of $50 in
cash and a suit OF clothes. Davis,
who had just been married, was at his
fathers with his bride. He volun-
tarily returned TO Albany with the
detective, claiming that the arrest was
a mistake.
Papers were served ON Village Clerk
+. j. Parmelee, Nov. Is, in the case of
Philip Rosenberg, a Burlington ped
der, against the village OF Enosburg
Falls. The action is brought TO re-
cover damages of $500 which Rosen-
berg claims his due as the result of
treatment he received in that village
Sept. 1. He claims that he was as
saulted, roughly handled and a guam
tity of his goods destroyed. He also
says that he called upon police officer
for protection but the officer did nos
respond.
Henry Brassaw, a farmer living on
the outskirts OF Mortified, was ar
rested November 20 by Deputy Sheriff
III. G. Moseley, charged with cruel
treatment OF his thirteen-year-old
daughter. IL was claimed by the child
that her father beat her with heavy
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was only shingle he used. The af-
fair occurred Nov. Is. Brassaw was
given a partial hearing and the case
was continued until a guardian can be
appointed for the girl, who is now
staying 40 the town farm.
Three Rutland boys who had been
reading dime novels were brought 10
Justice in Rutland city court Nov. 2S.
fhe members Of the gang for some
lime had been committing petty bur-
ylaries about the city. Harry Squire,
aged IA, Walter Reed, aged "a, and |
Francis O'Keefe were charged with |
into the Rutland creamery 1
day and ritling the
money drawer. They pleaded guilty.
squire and O'Keefe were sent TO the /
school at Yergennes for the |
remainder OF their minority. The |
Reed case was held open.
Louis NJ. Mitchell of Alburgh was
aiken to Burlington, Nov. 25, from Al |
lurgh and arraigned before Commits |
'ioner George 4. johnson on the |
'harge OF smuggling GOO pounds of |
turkeys and fur robe into this country /
rom Canada. He waived eXamina- /
ion and bail was fixed at $500, which |
vas furnished. The turkeys in ques-
ion were brought into the United (
states on Nov. u. The birds crossed /
he line during that night and the Gus.
oms officials were on the watch.
they succeeded in Selling the turkeys
)ut failed to get Mitchell, who escaped
n the face OF serious opposition.
Frank NORM and Mrs. Odelia Ber-
Ter. both OF Barre town. were commit
ed to the Washington county Jail Nov.
3 to await the action Of the grand
ury next September in default OF bail
II $500 against each. on the charge Of
Idultery They were bound over 10
county court by Justice of the Peace
hickey OF East Barre. Mrs. Berner
lived in Burlington and Wi
lOoski. where it is said her husband \
low resides. When committed 10 jail 4
he had a child less than year old In
Ter arms. Proceedings against this
ouple were instituted by David De
arc OF WinOoski, father of Mrs. Ber-
Ter.
George Moves and his wife, Olive, 1
10Th appeared in Montpelier city court
,ov. 20 to answer to the charge OF
The day before Mrs. /
,oyes paid fine tor a first offence
fter she had been arrested at the
Instance of her husband, but that night
he was drunk again. Her husband
Gain went to the police station and
Inferred q complaint against her. '
lie secured his wite's arrest all right I
ut Chief Mcmahon decided there Z
-ere two drunk and took into custody
ushand and wife. In city court in the &
Forming Mrs. Moves pleaded guilty /
ma was fined Sl5 and costs with an n
lternatiye sentence OF l0j days in I
utland. Her husband pleaded not {
uilty but was adjudged guilty and r
,ok ten days in jail in lieu otpaying - a
nd costs.
Jake Carthage, an aged negro, who 7
employed by L. b. louvey in .
rattleboro. sought counsel OF lawyer n
+. w. Gibson recently on a matter OF O
rave importance. From his story il a
opeared that he had given $500 TO 4