The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-06
POLICE HAVE NABBED
TWO YOUNG ROBBERS
John Galray Sent to Industrial School at
vergennes and Ernest Raymo Was
Bound Over to County
Court.

by the arrest OF Ernest Raym0 ye6teT-
day forenoon, on suspicion OF having
made the break into the sporting goods
store OF Earl S. Shepard and his eonfes.
sion to the police duplicating another
4 boy by the name of John Galray, who
resides near the Leonard farm on The
west hill in Barre Town, and the Gal.
ray boys arrest and confession, the po-
lice are satisfied that they nave now the
secret 10 all Of the breaks that have
been made in the city during the last
few months. The Galray boy, who will
be 10 years Of age next month and Is
small for his age, was arrested at his
| home yesterday afternoon BY Chief Sin.
clair and officers Gamble and earle, who
went to the farm in an automobiles
This morning the two boys were ar
raigned in city court on the charge Of
larceny. Neither of the boys parents
appeared IN court 10 look after the boys,
and they had no counsel until NJ NJ.
Gordon, who was in the court room,
voluntarily assisted them in the proceed
ings The Galray boy was charged with
petty larceny, and he pleaded guilty to
the charge, Judge Scott then sentenced
him to the industrial school at Yer
gennes for the remainder Of his minority,
which will be until August II, 1915
Tne Raymo boy, who is II years Of age.
was nrraigned On the charge Of grand
larceny Of goods to the value Of $50
He waived examination and was bound
over to county court States Attorney
Gates was present and stated to the
court that he would file information
against the boy in county court this
afternoon, so that the case could be taxi
en- mp at once, as county court, he said
would probably adjourn tonight.
When the officers arrived at the Gal
ray boys home yesterday, the boy was
not At the house, but his parents said
he was out in the field and would soon
return. When he appeared, he was ques
ton by the officers for some time be-
fore he finally confessed tnat he had
sosne guns, which he had stolen He
took officer Gamble into the field, and |
hidden under a fence, they found a rife /
and a quantity Of ammunition. At the /
house, he brought forth revolver.
From here tine officers went to the
Leonard farm again, where the Raymo I
boy had been living. and searching the 4
premises, found q rifle, end they alsni
learned from the Ravmo boy that he I
had given away several reyolvers 70 /
boys living Oh farms III the vicinity 4
In all, the officers picked Or four revoly
ers, two rifles and two hunting knives 4
all Of which Mr. Shepard las identified /
as his, and that they We're stolen from I
bis store at the time the last break was
made there Nothing was found Of the \
articles that were raissed from the store (
when the first break was made.
The Galfay boy said tnat he and Ray (
MO. on The night they entered the store 4
hia htneAth meat cart ~ the rear. "a \
Tie r. ID Iadd compsnys store until I
the bakers in the Iadd bakery, which
8 in the rear Of the building, went home
about one o'clock in the morning. They
.hen got A ladder and placed it up to
The rear window Of the store. Galray 4
said he went up first. but be was not
,trone enough 70 pull off the screen
from the window. and be came down
md Raymo pulled Il off and went into
lie store and handed TIE guns and am
nnition out To him Galrav saws that
.his was the only break that he was i'm
llcated In. but he said that the Raymo
BOY had told him Of having made the
lreak into the Martin book stot and
Holmes iewelry store, which are both
d the same place, and also that be broke
nto the fruit stores Of Karkades 4 Man
atty and b. Dente.
This morning Raymo told the police
hat there was bicycle at the Leonard
arm, which he had stolen from the rear
# the Clirrier block week ago last
saturday night, which belonged to G n,
Kenyon & Co and had been missed BY
hem at that time.