Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-12-01
MlsoEEos AND PENALTIES.

Carl Peters, Mendon youth OF -,
WIS arrested In Rutland Nov %
charged with stealing a coat and
sometnng over 81 in money IRON the
home OF William Cameron OF Sher.
burne Tor whom be worked.
Adelbert Ayres, arrested for break
ing and entering the cottage OF ID. X.
Sargent and j. ID. Bradley at Rescue
lake, and taking quantity of clothing
and other articles. had a hearing be-
fore Justice Hath0rn in Ludlow, Nov
23, and was bound TO county court for
trial. Bail was fixed at 500.
Armed with a 32-calibre revolver
and plenty OF cartridges, James BE-
mis-, aged Is, a Cayendish boy, small
for his age, ran away Nov. % and
went to Rutland, bound Tor the Wild
West. The boy bought ticket Tor
Chicago, but was intercepted Nv off,
GERS and sent home. He secured the
money for his ticket by trading and
working in a mill.
Counterfeit % cent pieces, excellent
limitations Of the real, are reported to
4
imitation is said to be one OF the most
dangerous yet seen and may not be
detected readily save by the ring OF
the metal. IL is well made and the
figuring and lettering are good. The
c0unterfeits are new and bear the date
OF the current year.
Martin Christensen OF Plainfeld was
arrested Nov. 10 on the charge OF rape
on Ada Dunkling the thirteen-year-old
daughter of Henry Dunkling of Marsh
held. At an examination held Nov. 81
he was bound over in the sum of 500
for his appearance at the March term
OF Washington county court. Being
unable TO secure his bail he was com |
mitted to Washington county jail to
await his trial.
Fred +. Tuliper. son OF clergyman
In Rutland, member OF a choir in |
Nashua, n. H., and member of the
Young Mems Christian association OF
that city, hut also, II is alleged. HAVING /
q court record in various places. has 1
been held in $1,000 bonds on the
charge OF burglarizing the Marblehead. |
Mass, Town hall ON Nov. 10, and the |
larceny Of few dollars from the
librarians desk.
George Moon, middle aged man
from SALISBURY. was brought 10 Rem
nington Nov. n by Deputy sheriff
Corey and lodged in Jail. The cbarye
against him was incest, the victim
being a daughter, IS years of ace 4
a married sister was the complainant
Moon Is married man with several
two daughters being mar.
Red. Judge Bates held Moon in the
sum OF $1,000 for the grand iury. /,
Moon cl9ims that il is nut mn isb
against him and that he will show bis
innocence. As he could not furnish
he bail be went TO Jail.
Arthur Mossey, the Burlincton voptb
Nho was arrested on a charga ~
passing counterfeit money, was In civ
'ouIt Nov. . and the case against him
vas nolle pressed. He did not mass
counterfeit money. as the hin which
he gave TO NJ. b. Small OF Jericho ana
or which he received 81 in chance
va what = known as stage money
ND was picked up by Mossev in the
'pera house. 1t had an y in each :
OTner' was much smaller than a biOI
M It's only resemblance was in the
DIOR. When Small received il he /,
laced Il IN his pocket without mn :
gliding II and was not aware thar /, /
vas not good money until later.
by the decision Of Judge Howl IT 4
heeier Of the United states disfriet r
curt tor tie district of Vermont I,bn y
:, fsTrar. the Waterbury natioBsi r
ana deiaulter, will be given ~ :
oeIiy at once. Farrar has been ant :
q oail since November :. M va 9
onNicted IN lS9s Of embezzling aha@, a
5I.lV3 OF the funds Of the Ffrss q
.allonal bank Of Waterbury and -
shtenced TO seven wears imnrisoD- Il
lent, His sentence. deducfing ~ &
We days per month commntati5p e.
ood behavior, allowed by he sts,a
w. would expire next July, but i