The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-10
SOME PURCHASED MoxIE.
But Two Swore on Witness Stand They
Had Secured Whiskey.

store. Is Granite street, at nearing
held before Judge II. w. Scott IN city
court this forenoon. Evidence furnished
by eight other witnesses subp9naed by
the state tended to show that the re-
spondent had been in the habit OF dis
posing of copious quantities OF eMoxle
and soft drinks, along with chars ana
tobacco. Grand Juror A. G. FTg, upon
whose warrant the officers raideAi the
Shadraoui store last Monday night, con
Quoted the prosecution, and the respona-
ent appeared without counsel On the
testimony Of Bressaw and Simonds, she
was bound over to county court IN the
sum OF $500, furnished, and the liquor
was ordered condemned. Upon the lat
ter. however an appeal was entered ami
hail was fixed at $50 The two disclos-
ing witnesses became recognized TOR
their personal appearances in the sum
Of $500 each.
William Summerville, the first wit
ness. said he had bought Peace q GOOD
will tobacco of Mrs. Shadraoui because
he had used that particular brand Tor
wears. His other purchases included the
Movie. cigars and soft beverages He
had seen Mr.. Cutler at the Shadraoul
store.
A neighbor of the accused woman was
the next to testify. Robert lmiah toid
of buving little luxurles ike Moxle ana
cigars Of the woman whose store STOOD
lust across the track from MS BOARD
ing house. ClSrence Cutler was sharply
questioned while on the stand, Dnt IL
transpired according to testimony that
he was no more tten an ordinSry Gus
toner of the woman. He had been to
the store Sundays and evenings
quently and had met Mr.. Summervl,ie
and many Syrians there. ASKED u ne
remembered of hearing the nre aiai,i
ring while in the store one Hght' VII
ness replied in the Affirmative, having
previously testified that he wax can
man in the department. Questioned as
TO whether he had deferred responI ing
to the alarm because he saw an ofiic. 7
outside the door. Mr. Cutler replied that
he wasn't sure of the reason. He ex-
planned on examination, that he reached
the fire before a good many other cSIi
men arrived. in spite of his delay.
Mr.. Cutler was asked if he knew the |
respondent very well and he replied that |
the acquaintaneeship was not close. He |
was asked to explain why he had plead |
ed with the officers to release Mrs. Shad- |
raoui on the night of the arrest. Wit
ness explained that the woman request
ed him to intercede. Questioned about |
the date of the fire mentioned in the /
testimony, Mr.. Cutler was unable to say
for certainty.
Harry NJ Russell knew the respond
ent, had bought tobacco, etc, there. but
liquor, never. William Grant
had also been in the store frequently
but never for beer or whiskey NAL
colin McAuley of Graniteville and Wood
Moreover he hadn't been to the house
in 10 years. Malcolm MeAuley, No. 2,
also of Graniteyile, said he was at the
house in July, 1911, on which occasion
he had been refused liquor. He testified
to poor memory and said lie couldn't
be sure about the grand jurors name,
.hough he had known him many years,
Daniel Hagan denied having made any
purchase Of illegal goods at the store,
he had visited the place OF
business frequently. Edward Berry was
,alled to the stand. but it developed
That he was i'll and couldn't testify.
'harles Simonds said he went into the
,tore once for drink OF Moxie. II
vas Moxie he called for, but spying a
,ottle on the table he poured forth a
,ortion of it's contents and drained the
.lass Probably il was whiskey, he con
eded. although il tasted like distant
elative of that fiery beverage, he added.
lie tossed a dime on the table and made
IT.
Fred Bressaw swore he hadn't been
o the store very often until three weeks {
go.or such a matter. On that occa
ION he was escorted to the kitches and
here received pint of what the ac- |
used called whiskey, he said, He de- !
osited 80 cents on the table and de-
arted soon afterwards. He said he
ouldn't say much in praise of the stuff,
7 words to that effect. Questioned by I
he grand juror. witness testified to max
lg similar statements about the pur- G
hase when arraigned for intoxication i
few weeks ago. c
Physician Attended Daniel Day.
nou;oI Nav nf Bns+ap who told tho .