The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-27
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION
Dominic Izzo Fined in Double Liquor
Case.

| In Hartford municipal court Thurs
| day afternoon, the case of State vs.
! Dominic Izzo was tried before Judge A
O.. Whitman. The respondent was
charged with illegal possession and
selling of intoxicating liquor, which
was seized by officers on a search war.
rant dated Dec. 30, 1921 The court or
dered that fine Of 500 and costs OF
S29.46 be imposed, with a suspended
jail sentence Of nine months to year
and suspended fine Of 5000, the re-
apondcnt being placed IN the custody
of the probation officer. After the
hearing Oh the condemnation Of the
liquor III question, consisting Of 10 bot
ties Of whiskey. two kegs Of cider,
some mash and beer. it was ordered by
the court to be destroyed.
Miss Anna Mcmahon from the state
board of charities was in court look
ing up the case Of little Robert Vernon
home. The boys father died when
Robert was four years old, and the
mother is reported since to have mar
ried in Massachusetts, leaving him
homeless and without guardianship,
unless the state board of charities pro-
vides a suitable home. At present the
little fellow is living with Mrs. New
ton Davis on Christian street, near
Wilder
A. a. SAWYER, manager Of Swift and
company's local branch, was in Boston
Friday. attending the annual meeting
and banquet Of the New England branch
Of Swift and company Mrs.
sawyer accompanied him as far a.
Manchester, where she is visiting her
sister, Mrs. l.. May Kendall.
Mrs. Ella Priest, who had been Wis ,
ting her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Oscar c. Priest Of Barnes avenue. re-
turned to her home in Dalhousie, New
yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Adams Of Hart /
lord are the happy parents of danga |
Ter. Florence Eva, born Sunday. weigh.
ng eight and one half pounds.
Mrs. u. j. Garcia and son of Prosi
lcnce are the guests of her parents, /
slr. and Mrs. Fred Hutchinson.
DR.. Il. r. kidder Of Woodstock,
,calth officer Of Woodstock. and. Miss
utter. district nurse, are making an
Inspection through all the schools
which will cover period Of two weeks.
Miss II. y. Fuller Of Woodstock i
he guest Of Mr., and Mrs. Il. 4. Will 4
Jams.
Through rumors concerning the local
interests OF the late A. L. Bailey Of
II. Johnsbury, who for years had been
he head of chain of stores widely
.nown as the Bailey Music Rooms, II
) automatically reported that the Bal
~ store here has been purchased by
" G. Marshall, who for 10 years has
cen its manager. Owing TO the fact
hat MIR. Bailey's estate is still in proc
IS OF settlement. the papers transfer
ing The property to Mr.. Marshall have
ot yet been signed However, it is I'M
erstood that such transfer has been
efnitely arranged and will occur in
he near future. There also seems to
. strong probability that some 9th
/ large interests will soon be brought
}, involving merger Of several music
torres in Vermont and New Hamp-
hire. Previously 10 becoming associat
1 with the Bailey Music Rooms. Mr..
larshall was for five years local man
ger of music store operated by the
alet and Davis Piano company of
0ston.
The Loyal Order of Moose has rented :
Ne entire suite of rooms on the third
Dor Of the Hartford Savings hank
iilding. Two OF them have been for
me time occupied by Lawyer Roland
tevens, who is at present considering
aking a change. The two rooms oecu
ed by Mr.. Stevens viii be used by
le lodge as anse-rooms, aud by re-
owing the partition on one side of the ]
'ace formerly used as a telephone of I
e, very convenient lodge chamber !.
i'll be made. The Moose who are now |.
ling the N. of r. hall have made ar !:
Dgements to let the Modern Wood
EN- use the new quarters when they
E ready for occupancy, which will be b
about three weeks h