Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-11-10
MIsDEEos AND PENALTIES.

rth VI ailinRlOn Will uuNC W pay hhS
county 500 aud costs. BrOwnson
SHOT the animal ON Red mountain, near
the Sunderland town line, Friday, Oct.
25.
Charles ID. Vincent, a shoe dealer
Of burlington. was held up and robbed
Of SOIL the night OF Nov. / on the
Lower road a short distance iron the
Winooski river bridge, by two soldiers.
He refused to hold up his hands and
a struggle ensued. Mr.. Vincent being
somewhat injured. and robbed. He
told his story to Officer Ferguson OF
WinOoski. who later arrested Thomas
Burke. a private in the 18th L. 5.
Cavalry.
w. II. Sails of Derby was taken to
Burlington Oct. 81 by Deputy United
States Marshal Miles on a charge of
having smuggled 1880 pounds of
wool from Canada into Derby. The
wool was valued at $3.50. The case
against Sails was brought before the
grand jury at the recent session OF
the United States courts at Rutland
aud he was indicted. He was taken
before Clerk George +. johnson Oct.
81 for the purpose of furnishing bail.
This was fixed at $500 and 5. ID. Bates
of Derby became surety.
Frank Ladrie OF st. J%ohnsbury, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ladrie, a boy
who will not be Is years old until next
January, was arrested Oct. 20 on the
charge of stealing bicycles and lodged
in Jail. When confronted with the
charge, the boy confessed everything.
Several bicycles had been missed dur
ing the past few weeks and the boy adj
mitted he had stolen six which he had
sold in the village and vicinity for
sums ranging from Sl.2j to So. Oct.
20. yOnng Ladrie broke into the gum
slot machine on w. b. Eaton's drug
store, the gum and money being found
IN his person when he was arrested.
Lee S. Stafford Of East Berkshire,
who entered the freshman class at the
University OF Vermont this fall, has
been requested 10 leave the institution
by President NJ. II. Buckham. Thefts
of money from students at the uniyer-
sity have been discovered recently and
the crime was fastened upon Stafford,
resulting in his leaving the institution.
la addition TO having 10 leave college
a criminal prosecution was brought
against Stafford and he was arraigned
before Justice +. G.. Webster. He
pleaded guilty to larceny and was
fined, the amount of the fine being
withheld by the officials. Stafford has
returned the money TO those from
whom 1t was stolen.
Calvin Niles OF Fairfax was arrested
Oct. 81 on two counts, charging
him with shooting two deer and one
charging shooting two deer during
the closed season. IL was claimed by
the State, and States Attorney Locklin
attempted to show by several wit
nesses, that the deer. which were two
of a herd OF tive, had been
attracted 10 the vicinity OF the reser-
voir by salt ticks, and which were
killed AZ about $3.50 O'Clock on the
night of October n. Justice Kearney.
before whom Niles was a~rraigned,
was satisfied that there was sufficient
evidence to hold the respondent, and
bound him up in the sum of 5000.
800 for each case, for a hearing be-
tore the grand jury.
Horace Campbell. a youth about
IS years old. was arrested in Burling-
ton Nov. 3 by the police as he was
about to sell a watch. which was
10 have been stolen from Peter
who boards at the hotel in Shell
burne. Campbell has been in. Shell
burne picking apples and has been
about the hotel more or less. Some
time during Lakes absence from his
the watch was taken. He at
once notified the Burlington police and
arrest followed. He was
arraigned before u justice. waived
examination and then in city court
guilty TO the Information
lie was sentenced TO serve not less
than II and not more than ID months
in the states prison at Windsor.