The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-12
Judge Scott Finds Holiday
Rush To-Day
SEVEN PEOPLE ARRESTED
Four Charged With Intoxiration, one
With Garry Concealed Weapon and
Two for Adultery--0ne Pris-
oner Got d Bad Cut.

Business in the city court, which has
been very quiet for the past few weeks,
was revived this morning when there
was enough doing to make up for good
share OF the dull time The circus and
horse racing Is probably responsible for
some of the over celebrations of Satur-
day night, and this morning the police
brought In four men charged with in
toxication and one charged with carry
ing 4 dangerous weapon with the intent
20 kill or injure.
Rafael Nutini Ii the man arrested on
tho latter charge, and he entered plea
Of not guilty. His case was continued
to Wednesday morning for O hearing.
Bail of $500 was furnished. Nutini was
| arrested this morning BY Officer Carrie
on warrant The warrant alleges that
Nntini was carrying dangerous weapon
with the intent to kiln or injure one
Mary Solary, a young girl who resides
| In the Tomasi block on Merchant street.
It Is said that Nutini, who works in
the New England fruit store, had made
some kind Of a threat to the girl to
scare her, claiming she had been bother
ing him while at his work.
The dntoxlcation cases were those of
Il. w. Neal Of Bolton, arrested Saturday
night BY Officer Carrie. He pleaded gull
ty and paid a fine of SIS with costs Of
SS.05. G. w. Nelson Of Waterbury, ar
rested Saturday night by Officer Hamel,
pleaded guilty and paid total of Sl4
H. A. Holmes, arrested Saturday night
by Officers Carle and Hamel, pleaded
guilty and was fined So with costs of
SS.95. He was allowed to sign the
pledge. Joseph Alexander of Burling-
ton, arrested early Sunday morning by
Officer Gamble, pleaded guilty and went
to the county Jail for 20 days in default
of payment of his fine.
When he has served out his sentence
Alexander viii probably be arrested
again on the charge of stealing coat
and cap from the Northern hotel Alex
ander is said to have gone into the hotel,
leaving his own badly worn.out coat and
hat in the basement, and taking a coat
and cap belonging to one Of the clerks
OF the hotel. Officer Gamble was put
onto the mans track and about three
O'Clock Sunday morning be arrested him
on Main street. He was intoxicated and
was arraigned on that charge this morn
ing. He was wearing the stolen cloth-
ing when arrested and the owner identi-
fed them.
Saturday evening John Little of Barre
Town was arraigned in court for intoxi
cation and pleaded guilty. paying fine
with costs amounting to Sll.20 He was
arrested Saturday by Chief Faulkner.
The stay of Harry Holmes in the Jail
was enlivened with little incident, in
which he sustained quite severe cut
on his left temple. He was put in at
ll:O0 Saturday night Half an hour
later the officer in the station heard a
noise and went In to investigate. They
found Holmes lying on the floor of the
cell with blood flowing from cut in
his head. When brought to, he accused
the policemen of clubbing him when they
| arrested him. This the police deny alb
solutely, saying that Holmes was asleep
when they arrested him and that they
had to load him into team and carry
him to jail
They say that he fell out Of his bunk
against a bar on the jail. DIR. Duffy was
called. and he took three stitches in
the wound. Holmes did not have any
thing to say in court about being
dubbed.