The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-04-14
SEVEN CASES BEFORE JUDGE.
Six of Them Were for Intoxication and
One for Alleged Selling.

After three months and more OF. slow
sailing, city court business took sud-
den brace this forenoon as the result nt
a number OF arrests which police off:
GERS made over the week end Six in.
| toXleatlon cases were sugared off in tho
early forenoon and one respondent was
arraigned for alleged selling
Officers armed with warrant issne.-
by Grand Juror H. H. Carpenter pad
| q visit Saturday evening to the house
at Ahern place occupied by Dragnutin
| Bableh and after a careful search OF
the premises theye We're rewarded Nv
| finding six bottles OF Welzh & Zerwck
Standard also celebrated beer. The
half dozen was seized as contrabapJ
goods and Dragnutin was arrested on a
charge OF selling. In court today he
was not asked TO make a plea and the
case against him was continued to Mon
day, April 81 Ban in the sum of sjCg
was furnished for the future appearance
OF Babieh. who has retained Attorney
K. A. Hoar. The warrant calling for
a search and seizure at the Babich house
was SERVED by Officer George X. Carle
who was accompanied to Ahern place by
Officers John w. Dineen and Edwin l.
Mcleod.
Augustus Carlson, or Just Gust, as his
friends know him best, entered plea
of guilty to an intoxication charge and
was sentenced to serve thirty days in
the county jail at Montpelier. Costs OF
conviction amounting to 81 90 were also
attached to the mans sentence. Carl.
son. who is classed as an habitual on
the court records, was arrested Satur.
day afternoon by Officer Carle.
Alexander Mutch arranged to pay a
fine of S. and costs of S4.34. which Judge
H. w. Scott imposed after the respond.
ent had pleaded guilty to an intoxieation
charge, il being his first offense. Mutch
was arrested on North Main street last
evening by Officer Harry Gamble.
Because he was unable to pay a min.
imum fine and cost of $40, James
Grady decided to accept the alternative
Jail sentence of ten days. He was arr
rested Sunday night by Chief of POLICE
Sinclair. II was the first offense for
Mr.. Grady.
Pugnacious Arthur Lombard of Mont
Deler was one of the men who faced
he court on an intoxication charge.
Lombard came mp from the capital CITY
Yesterday and before he had been IN
he city very long be began to make
passes at a crowd of by
tanders near the French block 1t was
ong about twilight when Arthur. emu
ating his nsmesake, the only, only iii
Artha,' tossed his coat into the street
nd started to vanquish group of
-ong men at the mouth of Miers' bar
er shop. Before the list of slain hal
wolen much, someone telephoned po-
ice headquarters and Officer Dincen
anne to the scene on the rlm.s Lom-
ards next move was in the direction
I the police station.
Today Lombard entered plea of gull
v to a first oifense and accepted =
entenee of ten days in the county iail
5 an alternative for paving the s. fine
nd costs amounting TO S4.34
Victor Brown was arrested last night
V Officer Dnceu and arraigned before
he court today on an intoNication
large. 1t was the initial offen.c for
i'm. After pleading guilty he paid
ne of s., costs Of S4.34, and depart
Charged with subsequent offense uf
toNcation. James Fury entered a plea
guilty. He told the court of bring.
y back two gallons of whiskey after
visit in Boston last fall. II was dur
z the smallpox scare. which WI lie
membcred a. a time when everybody
a. taking extra precautions TO ward vi
r dreaded malady Fury couldn't re-
ember of buying any whiskey since
at time Judge Scott gave him
raight sentence Of thirty days. On
e respondents promise To sign the
edge sentence was suspended.