Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-12-10
MIsoEEps AND PENALTIES.

fenced Dec. to the state prison a
Windsor for not more than Is month
for stealing a horse and carriage iron
the stable of A. L. Weddell.
The trial of the murder case Stat
VS.. Alexander Garretto Is set for Mon
day, the 18th, in Washington count,
court. This is the Barre murder cas-,
resulting from the socialistic-anarchis
tic rumpus.
Luke i. Clancy. one of the alder
men OF st. Adams, was arrested earh
Dec. on Church street by the polic'
department on a charge OF intoxica
ton. He pleaded guilty and was fined
IS and costs, which he paid.
Eddie Golden of Westford was as
saulted and robbed in Essex Junction
Saturday evening by Austin Brissette,
who secured his watch and dollar
Brissette was seen by the officers ex-
hibiting his plumber and was lodged in
Jail at Burlington.
Judge Stafford has signed the order
committing Bartholomew Croto TO the
state hospital for the insane at Water.
bury until further order of the court.
Croto is under indictment for murder
in shooting Peter Yorron at East
Montpelier September last.
The license commissioners of Rut-
land held a meeting, Dec. 3, and voted
to revoke the license of Charles II.
Lawler for selling liquor illegally
Lawler held fourth class license and
it was proved that on three occasions
he sold liquor in small quantities.
Lawler will fight the case and appealed
from the decision of the commission
ers.
j. G. Sollace, proprietor of the Lud-
low House and ID. X. Buttertield of the
Goddard in Ludlow were ordered last
week TO close their bars and sum-
moned TO appear before the commits
sioners to answer to the charge OF vio-
lating the terms OF their licenses. A
hearing was had in Sollace's case and
his license was revoked. Mr.. Sollace
appealed.
A robbery was effected Tuesday
noon, Dec, /, at st. Joseph's convent
in Rutland. While the Sisters were at
dinner somebody entered the convent,
broke into a safe and stole $500 besides
several checks. IL was a most daring
deed to be committed in the daylight
and how the thief got into the build
ing. secured the booty and escaped is a
mystery.
James Flood of Bakersfield was
taken to Burlington, Dec. 3, by Deputy
United States Marshal l.. ID. Miles on
the charge OF tearing down and de-
a rural tree delivery mail box.
erected on route No. 3, running from
the Office at East Fairfield. He waived
and bail was fixed at
$500, in default of which he was re-
handed to jail.
p. j. Farrell OF Swanton was taken
to Burlington, Dec. 4, and arraigned |
before Commissioner George +. John !
son for the purpose OF having bail !
fixed in case against him charging |
that he Struggled 1890 pounds OF |
wool, valued at 1925, into this country |
from Canada. Farrell was indicted |
by the grand jury at the last session of |
the United States courts at Rutland |
Bail was fixed at $1,000, which was
Albert Segar OF Barre, aged 10 years,
who, November 2, robbed Henry |
Pinnau, his roommate, of money and |
goods valued at SIS, and who was
the next day at Portland, Me,
pleaded guilty in county court De
3ember l. He was sentenced TO not less
han six months and not more than
)ne year at hard labor in the house of
correction at Rutland. The court
ook into consideration his previous
rood character and his youth and gave
him the minimum sentence.
Rev. Daniel Mcintyre. Cong'l minis
er at Pawlet, has been arrested on
OF the humane officer, charg-
NO him with cruelty to three-year-
I'D girl, and furnished $500 bail.
treat excitement prevails among the
and townspeople with
whom he has been rather popular. Mr..
iclntyre was ordained to the ministry
n the Congl church in 1894, and had I
lis first pastorate in New Hampshire.
.ater he was pastor at East Fairfield,
where he served until he removed to
'awlet He Is a member of the North ]
lestern association OF Congl clergy I
zen OF Vermont.
Patrick Collins, Edward Fitzsimmons
nd BARLEY Durant, three boys who I,
loaded guilty to burglarizing the store
r. j. Daley in Burlington, and steal /,
70 pipes, tobacco, cigarettes, money,
)untain pens. postage stamps and
Their valuable property, were senten-
ID in city court Nov. 30. Collins
rOved 10 be the leader OF the gang
nd was sentenced to serve not less
ian two and one-half and not more
ian three years in the state prison at Z
'indsor He was also found guilty OF Z
ealing a gold watch from the vest OF !
homas II. Green and sentenced to a
rye not less than three months in the
)use of correction. Policemen found
e watch buried in the sand on the
Ike shore. Durant and Thompson Y
ere sentenced to the house of correc- \
IN for Is and ten months respectively. L
Stephen Trombley of Mortified. who y
as indicted in September for a felon- :
MS assault on Mary Kirby at North =