The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-22
ONE PLEADED GUILTY,
OTHERS TAKE CASES UP
Result of Eiquor Hearings Held in Justice
Court Following Raids Made at
Various Places in the Quarry
District.

| "HilP people, who were raided Satur-
| day by Deputy Sheriffs A. NJ Morrison
and w. +. Cutler of South Barre, came
TO town in numbers Saturday afternoon
to appear before Justice OF the Peace Fl.
w. Scott in justice court in the city
building. A. J.. Foster, "tough-end"
storekeeper, who was arrested by Deputy
Cutler on selling charge, waived exam,
ination and was held for the fall term
of county court, bail being furnished in
the sum OF $500 Foster was represented
in court by b. E. Bailey of Montpelier.
0dule Gilbert, another business man
from upper Graniteville, came before
Justice Scott and through his counsel.
R. A .Hoar, waived examination and fur
nished bail in the sum of $500 for his
appearance at county court in September.
Gilbert,s place was raided Saturday fore
noon and theS officers found l42 bottles
Deputy Cutler.
Albert Longchamps, arrested by Dep
rty Morrison on selling charge, waived
examination through his attorney, R. A.
Hear, and was held in the sum of $500
to appear at the coming session of Wash
ington county court.
MIS-. fpAHi AuIijti VI w tDsiSf filit Wdc
raided Saturday noon and in her house
was found barrel partly full of Jones'
ale. Before Justice Scott, Mrs. Currier
pleaded guilty and her case was eontin.
ued three weeks for sentence. The liq-
uor found on her premises was con.
demned and ordered DESTROYED. The rel
spondent stated that she was obliged BY.
circumstances to support a family of
five children and that liquor selling was
her only recourse, since the overseer OF
the poor persistently refused to assist 4
her.
City court convened at Q o'clock, and !,
the first respondent to appear was Luke I
Ganagher, arrested on Maple avenue last,
night by Officer John Dineen. Gallagher,
was asked to disclose Gallagher con-
fided to the court the source of his in,
toxicating liquor and pleaded guilty to
the intoxRation charge. He paid a fine
of SIS and costs of S4.39 and was re-
leased
On disclosure, by Gallagher, officers
searched one floor of the house off Gran
ite street formerly occupied by Trow Il
Holden as an office. No contrabah
goods were found, but two of the oc
eupants, Mrs Rosie Cano and Lorenzo
Cano, were arrested on charges OF sell
ing. Mrs. Cano and three little children
came before Judge Scott later in The
forenoon. While two Of the youngsters
rolled and tossed about in play on the
courtroom floor, the mother. with q
younger child explained the situation to
the Judge. The case was finally con-
tinued until this afternoon at o'clock.
The warrant was issued by Grand Juror
Carpenter and served by Officer Garlic,
who was assisted by Deputy Sheriffa
George L. Morris and Andrew NJ. Morris.
son.
The breach of peace case against Mig
uel Cobo. the Waterbury stonecutter,
was continued until August 9 John
Brennan's ntoxication case was eontin.
ued by agreement until August 5.
While members of the household at
No. Columbia place, off Pleasant street,
were absent Saturday night. officers from
police headquarters visited the house,
and seized 32-gsllon barrel partly full
of been and quantity of similar bey
erage inclosed in eleven glass bottles.
The occupants of the place were not
arrested Saturday night, but the wstY
goods were brought to the police station.
The warrant was issued by Grand Juror
Hugh II. Carpenter and served BY OFF,
ner George X. Carle, who was accom-.
panied by Officer John Dipeen and Officer
Edwin J. Mcleod. Arrests are likely
to follow, it is said.