The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-12-28
BOYS QUARREL
ENDS BADLY
On His Complaint, Two calevrO Boys
Were Arrested This Afternoon,
Charged with the
Ofense.

Harris Paquin, the lS-year-old sQH 0
Napoleon Paquin of Third street, wa
stabbed in the face last night during
quarrel with two boys Of about bis owI
age Young Paquin was going dow
North Main street toward his home al
about 10 O'clock and met the two boy
on the street. and they got into guar
rel.
He says that they both drew knives
from their pockets and that one Of them
struck him in the face, cutting deer
cash on his left cheek Upon striking
him, the boys ran and Paqnin went into
the Eagle cafe al'6 someone took him
to the Office Of Dr. r. S. Duffy, where
the wound was dressed several stitches
being required to close the cut
The matter was reported to the police
and this noon Officer Carrie took into
custody two Young boys, sons Of Frank
Calevro of Cambria street one Of whom
is said to have admitted that be stabbed
the Paquin boy and showed the knife
which he nsed The knife was one
bladed pocket knife
The boys elaimed that they were On
their way home. when they met The
Paqnin boy, and that the latter began
Ia fight with them The Calevro boys
said that they had been to moving pic.
ture show and were going home after
the show. when they met the Paquin
boy. The Caleyro boys gave their age:
as eight and ten.
When taken before City Grand Juror
r. r. Davis. the boys gave their names
as John and Frank Calevro. Frank the
younger 81 the two. said that he stabbed
the paquin boy. after paquin had struck
him. They said that the trouble first
started BY the Paquin boy letting door
slam in their faces as they yere coming
out Of block John Calevro was the
boy who was arrested last summer for
setting fire q a horses tail, but who
was let or The grand juror also called
IN the Paquin boy, and, after giving
them all a good talking-to, let them
go
'aTake me ba-a-a-cz TO OF virginney.
walled one of a pair Of inehriates in the
smoking car OF the Central Vermont
train from the Junction last evening.
''0h gimme a good song, Bill,V inter-
posed the other at brief intervals in the
others pathetic recital; but Bill refused
to do his ablddy'sr bidding and sang on
the old songs which appealed to his
heart and his condition
Tie pair entertained the carload Of
people until Montpelier was reached. and
the two inquired Of Conductor Colby
where the fountain was. only to meet
with the reply that the cooler was up
the street and they'd hettar look out.
But the twain did not heed the warn
ing and were soon in the hands Of the
guardians q the peace and quiet Of the
capital To-day they were taken before
the Montpelier eity court and asked to
plead 70 the charge Of intoxication They
readily admitted their guilt, without the
necessity Of calling any 81 their fellow
passengers As witnesses. Not being able
to pay their fines with song. even a
good one, they went To jail for twenty
days.
The men said they were William Bovd
and Ed. Roach 81 Burlington. Their
smiAs vanished when they approached the
Jail and saw the gang at work on
sheriff Tracy's woodpile.
Patrick Kane pleaded guilty yester-
day in Montpelier city court to sub.
seguent offence Of intoxication and was
sentenced 70 80 days in iail. He was all
50 sentenced to pay fine and costs nf
S22.6a, which he could not raise. which
viii give him an additional o. days in
jail Kane was recently released from
Jail after serving an alternative sentence
in sn intoxication case. While in the
Jail he ordered two gallons Of alcohol
from Boston liquor house which he
took from the express Office as soon as
he was released and which he has since
been consuming.