The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-30
Judge Scott Sent Down Seven
"Huskles" To-day
AFTER BUSY FORENOON
Eighth Respondent, Joseph Bedard. Paia
Fine for Keeping a Gambling
Resort The
List.

II was certainly a miscellaneous a..
sortmcns that Judge Scott faccI IN eil,
court to-day There were eight offend
cEs, and with a single exception they
went down to swell sheriff Trucy's co,m-
y jail population The one exception
vas Joseph Bcdani, who wus Arrested
BY Chief Faulkner Christmas day on
the charge of keeping a gambling n,sort
IN The Granite building. When ii court
the hrsi time, Bciani pleaded nua guilty.
This morning. h. bad changed he mind
and entered a plea of guilty. lie was
hned SO, with costs Of &2asa. al oi
which he paid. and was released. The
large costs wee due 10 the fact that
the state had aibpocnaed twelve mcn,
mostly young mrn-to testify against
Beiard. Scots & Carver represented him.
The other seven cascs were ell for in.
toxication IN the varying degrees recog.
niscd by the law John Welch driltcd
into town from Woodrille, \. II. after
iirst stopping at the MiddIescx way sta
ton. By the time night drew her cur.
tain Saturslay. Weich imagined himself a
brave fire laddle and took up his quar-
tiers IN the Blackwell street station,
wbcrr be- was arrested. II was his sec.
ond ohcnse. Seventy Eve days.
Although John Hunt OF South Boston,
Massachusetts,. had forsaken his calling
of sailor. he had not entirely divorced
himself from schooners. a. his condition
insiicaied w'heH Patrolman Hnmel ran
across him on Depot square. First time
up; no money. Peculiar how the re-
cent financial stfingcncy has spr,ad.l
Twenty days.
Clothed -upostiy IN a beautiful black
eye, Alex. Thompson who left his visit.
ing card at Sheriff Tacy's only Saturday
morning. was also accosted by Patrol.
man llamel on North Main strecs.
Thompson was running arolnld looking
for anOther black eye. Hc had on a pair
Of stockines. underdrawers and one shirt.
Tho rest Of lis wearing apparel was
left In Thompson's temporary quarters
on Granite street 1'be officer hustled
Thompson into the livery stable and ~
side OF a buffalo robe, 10 keep him from
fneezing 70 death; then took him TO jail.
seeofai time up; disclosure, the usual
stranger who obh4ngly walked mp 30
him (rhompsoni. an absolute stranger,
and gave him a drink Of good cheer
After that, said the respondent. 4 got
a half pint III the first wine store;
didn't know the name. Residence for
7s days. TraoY's, Montpelier
Frank Brown Of Bradford got a gallon
from Cornish, NJ H., by express and
thereupon felt himself as good as Ed.
ward p. Weston even il he was only
% years old he thereupon walked from
over the Washington hills,
down into this valley, where he also met
4 stranger" who took him in. The
Cornish and Barre brands didn't mix,
and Brown goes to county jail for 72
lays.
Thomas Murphy Of Bay City. Mich,
arrested for calling people names when
hey didn't respond to his begging, goes
,ver for twenty days because he didn't
BAY fine of S., with costs OF Ss.65.
fdke sentences were dealt ont hy Judge
Scott to John Wilson and William Bile
fins, the latter from Newbary. Both
we're in for first offense OF intoxieation.