The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-19
MONTPELIER
Seven Respondents Were Arraigned in
City Court To-day.

Seven Respondents Were Arraigned in
City Court To-day.
1t has been a long time since such a
bunch appeared in Montpelier city court
as appeared this morning, total of
seven, all of whom were arraigned on
charges of intoxication and nearly all of
whom went to jail because they could
! not settle. Five of the bunch were TAX
en- from a passenger coach Of the Mont
pelier 4 Wells River railroad and anoth-
er charge may be made against them,
namely, that of breaking and entering.
The fact that persons have been using
the coach for sleeping quarters was re-
ported last evening to the officers. They
visited the place three times and on the
third trip rounded up five of the seven
men. The other two were arrested on
the street Saturday night. The bunch is
composed of Herbert Vorrow of East
Montpelier, who expects to be able to
pay; Joseph Pinard of Ohio, committed
William Burke of Boston, committed;
Charles Peeor, who expects TO pay;
James Thompson of New Hampshire ex-
poets to pay; Thomas Lavine of Burling
peler and Boston, committed All were
given fines of SIS and costs.
A youth named Leno was in city court
this morning with his father ON the
charge of truancy, which was not cstab-
hshed, it is understood At least the
matter is left with the court. It appears
that the father sent excuses to the teach
er, Mrs. Edwards, stating that the child
was i'll. 1t also appeared in the testi-
mony that the child had beep excused
ehalf of the time that he had been
originally claimed absence. There did
not seem to be much of case against
the child, the prosecutions testimony
appearing widely different from that of
! the father and no decision was given in
the case.
j. j. Williams was considerably sur
prised Saturday morning when Chief of
Police Connolly walked into his place
and notified him there were four auto
mobile tires at the police station which
belonged to him Mr.. Williams) and that
he could have the same if he would go
after them 1t appears that the man
who closed up the store Friday night left
these standing on the front steps. Night
Officer Sloan, in trying his doors, found
them and carried them to the police sta
tion. Charles Stewart was also advised
the same morning that there were some
vegetables at the police station awaiting
his possession of them, these having been
found on the front steps of his store
after the closing hour Friday night.
Charles s. Dana of West Haven has
not disturbed the executive affairs, at
least as far as can be ascertained at the
State House, in the past 10 days, while
he has been acting as governor of the
| state in the absence of Gov. 2. w Glenn
ent, who has been in New York and
other places in the interests of the state.
| Under the statutes the lieutenant gov
ernor acts in the absence of the governor
and in the absence Of the lieutenant gov
ernor at the same time, then the speaker
of the House il the acting governor.
Mason s. Stone is in Europe; therefore,
while Governor Clement was out of the
state Speaker Dana was the acting gov
ernor. A similar instance took place
during the regime of II. r. Graham and
on that occasion Mr.. Dana was governor.
In view of the fact that Mr.. Stone will
be away for a long time, Mr.. Dana bids
fair to be acting governor several times
in the coming months
As a result of the two days work of
United States district court in receiving
applications for second papers and grant
ing first papers, 10 petitions for second
papers were acted upon, while Ii were
granted first papers in the session of nat
lea rla al Ran
croft, ST., expects to have another large
bunch of aliens lined up for another
session about the middle of June. The
following petitions for second papers
were received Friday in Barre, with
name, place of birth and residence, re-
spectively: Thomas j. Blann, ir., Scot
land, Barre; Robert Muteh, Scotland,
Barre; Alexander Cooper, Scotland,
Barre; Victor j. Martinson, Sweden,
Barre; William j. Richie, Scotland,
Barre; Edward A. Anderson, Canada,
Barre; Adolfo Guazzoni, Italy, Barre
Paola Simonette, Italy, Barre; Giovanni
0senda, Italy, Barre; Anton Bohm, Ger
many, Barre; Giovanni Vieari, Italy,
Barre; Adolfo Buzzi, Italy, Barre; Eu-
geno Marched, Italy, Barre; Giovanni
BeIlerini, Italy, Barre. The following
made petition Saturday: Nassau Mike,
Syria, Barre; Arthur A. Telfar, Wales,
Barre; Guiseppi Cato, Italy, Barre;
Philip Shsdroui, Syria, Barre; William
j. Henry, New Brunswick, Barre. The
following were granted first papers Fri
day; John n NJ Meister, Germany,
Northfeld; Jacob j. Derne, Germany,
Montpelier; John NJ. Essignman, Aus
tria, Bethel; Archie |. Bennett, Canada,
Essex. The following were granted first
papers Saturday: Frank Millman, Fin
land, Websteryil1e; John Y, Bardis,
Greece, Montpelier; 0etavius A. Kirk
man, England, Waitsfeld; Henry Cerro,
Spain, Montpelier; Harold III. Kingsbury,
Canada, Fayston; Johnston r, Owens,
New Brunswick, Waterbury; Guiseppi
Bianchi, Italy, Montpelier.
Prof. William Maiden, who has been
coach and instructor in Montpelier sem
mary for the last few years, is complet-
ing his work in the institution, although
probably he will remain until the end of
the present season. He has been in poor
health and will give up teaching for BUSH