The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-23
Here, There and We They
<ss % d Night
ALL LOOKING FOR LIQUOR
States Attorney Carver Put Through
Wholesale Raid and at Three Places
the Officers Secured a Quantity of
Stuff Such as They Sought.

A squad of thirteen officers, including
Sheriff Frank Tracy OF Montpelier, dep
uty sheriffs from several different Sec
tions OF Washington county and patrol
men from the local police force set out
on wholesale raid last night shortly be-
fore 8 O'Clock and returned within the
course of an hour with a quantity OF
wine, beer, grappa, whiskey and other
beverages, which is now stored away in
the police station. Warrants for the diff
ference searches were issued by States
Attorney j. Ward Carver, and the COM
plete list Of officers who participated in
the raids is as follows Sheriff Frank
Tracy Of Montpelier, Deputy Sheriff
Henry Lawson OF Montpelier, Deputy
Sheriff H. J. Parcher of Waterbury, Dep
uty Sheriff Eugene A. Campbell of Dux-
bury, Deputy Sheriff John PInnkett Of
Northfield, Deputy Sheriff w. +. Cutler
Of South Barre. Deputy Sheriff A. NJ.
Morrison of Barre, Deputy Sheriff George
J.. Morris, Deputy Sheriff George Howe
Of Barre, Officers George earle, Edwin
Mcleod, and John Dineen of the police
force, and Special Officer Charles II.
Woods of this city.
At the home of Mrs. Caterina Fuma-
gall, ~ Granite street, posse Of Off
GERS led by Special Officer Woods, whu
held the warrant, made search and
seized one half barrel of bottled beer. one
quart Of whiskey, fivegallon jug Of
grappa, twelve bottles Of ale. one beer
pitcher and three glasses. Mrs. Fuma-
GALL was placed under arrest and lodged
in the police station until bail was fur
nished for her appearance in city court
The woman was arraigned before Judge
H. W. Scott this morning and her case
was continued until tomorrow after
noon Sheriff Tracy aud Deputies Parch-
or, Cutler, Plunkett and Morrison visited
the Fumagall home
Mrs. Paulina Buzzi, who lives on the
north side Of Oswald street, next re-
ceived a visit from the raiding officers.
Tire sesrehers were rewarded for their
efforts at the Buzzi house by finding a
barrel of Highland Springs ale. one-half
bottle of ale, seven bottles Of wine, a
bottle partially full Of whiskey and a
jug containing sweet wine The harvest
Of beverages was taken to the police sta
ton and placed with the other seizures.
Deputy Sheriff Morrison held the war
rant at the Oswald street house and Dep
nties Morris. Plunkett, and Campbell
took part in the raid
Mrs. Buzzi was placed under arrest
and this morning she appeared before
Judge Scott to face charge of selling.
Bail was furnished and her case was
continued until tomorrow afternoon.
In raiding the house at 2L Granite
street. the officers secured quantity ot
vine beer and whiskey, but failed to get
big Ida who is said to reside in the
rouse. also "Big Ida's" real name. 1t is
that the officials are looking
'ur the missing woman and are CONT
lent that she will be brought to answer
he charge of selling which hangs over
Ter as a result of the raid Officer
George Carle held the warrant at the
1ranite street house. and several depu-
les assisted in the search.
Other houses were visited in different
,arts of the city it is said but in nearly
very instance the occupants were away
or the evening, or nothing was discov-
red.
Two Boys Sent to Vergennes.
The attention OF the court was di-
erted from the liquor cases long enough
his forenoon to pass sentence on Albert
Wills and Alfred Paauin, the youthful
ulprits, who last night pleaded guilty
0 charges of stealing knives and other
rticles from show case outside the
,oston Bargain store on the morning of
'ebruarv 4. Judge Scott sentenced both
oys to the state industrial school at
'ergennes each to serve the remainder
t his minority. Young Paquin was
orn November II, 1898, and his term at
he school THEREFORE will expire in 1919.
n the case of Willis, the term will
xpire in 1922 Sheriff Tracy came to
arre to-day and will accompany the
oys to Vergennes tonight.
Three Arrests This Afternoon.
On a warrant issued by States At
lrney Carver, charging her with a stat
tory offense, Mrs. Mary LaVerture OF
Iilford. n. H., was arrested in the north
nd of the city this afternoon by Officer
Gorge Garlic The woman was brought
, the police station to be later arraigneI
nfore Judge Scott in city court.
Charged with a similar violation of
le statutes, Wallace Lafayette of Ber-
n street was arrested early this after
BON by Officer Carle and locked up in
II at the station. He is to face The
,urt on the charge at once. The war
mt calling for his arrest was issued
: the states attorney.
Mitchell David, a restauranteur, whose
ace of business on North Main street
as visited by the officers last night, was
aced under arrest this afternoon by
flieer Edwin Mcleod. A warrant issued
I, States Attorney Carver charges him
ith Keeping with intent TO sell. David
is brought to the police station to ba
raigned on the charge before Judge
,ott in city court this afternoon.