The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-11-27
III. creela,a Sentenced % PRISON.

rr. croela,a Sentenced 20 Prison.
Rev. Francis Creriaia. III. deposei lial
ian priest, who sas eDnyiciei Friday
Noy, n. IN Rutland county court ~ con
slafins 10 commit the assault which led
"a the murder ~ Accanio santoTn neal
he ID bridge on the night ot July -
VAS sentenced Monday ~ Judge Seneca
llaselioh to serve not lees than ihre not
morr than i've years Al hard iahof ia the
house II oarrciion, GasIar tpriaia, the
priests brother, was Sentenced 10 rerv,
net less than FIX months nor m0n than
two years, Anna BLACK, the liyrarold
Italian girl over whom all the trouble oe'
rurrrd which led to the murirr oi san
tori, frerlVri the same sentence ~ Father
crOrlatA hut was released IN the custody
ri the probation officer,
Mrs. clan l.. barney, daughter of q
prominent Methodist minister. aud wife
~ senator Milo ". Barney IT Swanton,
treasurer Of the swanion Savings Bank
and Tuis, company, and marble manuiac-
tuner was arrested in Boston Monday
night 0n four rhaHes II shoplillins, She
gave her name ~ ANNA smith
Horace II. French committed suicide al
East Fairfield Friday morning by shoot
ing himself IN the head with a ryoiScr
while in the she'd a, his home lie lived
about ten minutes after committing the
deed. lie was about ~ years old and =
survived by wife, That he had been
acting discouraged Of late j. the only
cause known for his act.
Sadie Peak Cochane was given an un.
usual sentence by Judge Taylor IN the
Washington county court IN Montpelier
Monday afternoon, for keeping q disorder
IL house She IL 90 serve one year IN the
house Of correction aud two years OF the
maximum sentence ON probation. II she
does not behave she will 20 back for the
limit, As an evidence Of good faith 20
leave town she has advertised her house
for sale
An Italian workman on the new gran.
lie plant at Waterbury was struck by an
engine on the Central Vermont railroad
and almos, instantly killed Monday morn
ing while going 10 his work. The man
was living with several other workmen in
A freight car and shortly after six o'clock
Monday morning he started for his work,
walking beside the track The space for
walking is rather narrow, and as he did
not take precautions he was struck from
,chind by freight engine.
The Lane Manufacturing company's ma. |
'hine shops. one Of the largest industries
n Montpelier. will resume full time oper- |
atoms next Monday. The concern has
,een running eight hours a day since last |
pring and will 90 back 10 nine hours. /
More orders we're received the iirst three
weeks of November following the election
han in any similar period since the com
ANY has been doing business. The or
Iers include equipments for four granite
utting sheds in Vermont towns and
omplete sawmill outfit for use in the
'anama canal operations.
Cordenio II. Merrill. who died in Shell
urne, Mass, last week, was one OF the
est known hotel men in New England.
When young man he went to White
liver Junction where he was employed
y Asa Barron, the original Barron hotel
ian. In time Mr.. Merrill became asso-
lember Of the firm Barron, Merrill &
'arron. He has been connected with
lany Of the best known White Noun.
aims hotels and also formerly connected
18th the management of the Quincy House
, Boston. Mass He was the son OF
loses Whitney Merrill and the grandson
{ Nathaniel Merrill, who served in the
evolution. He was IS years OF age.
Judge Clarence NJ. Richardson Of Waits. {
cid, assistant justice Of Washington t
,unty court, was found dead in bed Tues c
ly morning at the home of Mrs Walter {
Richardson, his daughter. Death was a
ne to heart disease. Judge Richardson
as in his usual health Monday and sat n
it'll the presiding Judge in court. He b
as appointed Oct. last to fll the va o
ncy caused by the death of Assistant {
ldge c. NJ. Winch Of Barrctown: Judge a
was SO years old He was t
I'm in Waitsfield and had long been a o
ccessfu farmer and lumber dealer in 4
at town. He is survived by a wife and
( children. Because of his death re- Il
IS Of county court was taken until Sat a
day morning. g