The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-04-02

/ ntdi nilll chl iicit Ntlt any Ouu tclNs dDOuA
IT, Mr. Little6ed was called into the bar
and shown q seat by the Attorney General.
] am positive heard MIR. Lililefeld say that
DIR. Parkman went out of the building;
understood Mr.. Litlefeld TO say before he
left that he did not see DIR. Parkman 70 out
S. S. =. Fdy, called. r. eside near the
College, at Cambridge, have known Prof
Webster quite intimately for fifteen years
always knew him 10 be a man of excellent
character, never heard any thing deroga-
tory TO his character. Heard of DR. Park
mans disappearance on Saturday evening.
Nov. 24lh; saw DR.. w. on the Friday eve
ming of the disappearance. called in AT
Mr.. Tyler's, about o'clnck hat evening,
aud saw him and DR.. Maurice Wyman.
Saw him several times during the week fol.
lowing think ! was at his house three
evenings during that week
Joseph Hiddr.-Keep druggist store
in Court 81. rccullect the day DR.. Park
man disappeared; saw PROT Webster that
afternoon; he came into my store about fif-
teen minutes before o'clock | am posi-
tive of the day.
Cross ETdmincG He called 10 pur-
chase a box Of cologne; bought whole
box; there are six bolllcs in n box.
; Mss Marianne Webstcr, called and
sworn.-l am The daughter Of DR.. Web
sler; have endeavoted 10 call to mind
the places my father was in during the
: week following the disappearance my
father was at hnme to ten before six O'Clock
on Friday. evening, the 23d Of November;
he was al home until eight O'Clock, and
then went to 4 ncighhor's house with my
y sister, my mother aud myself; he left us at
l. - 1 l.
= house, and he left us at the gate with moth.
l. er; saw him again a; halipast twelve o.
= clock when returned from The party he
y opened the door and let Us in; lie went to
1 his room 10 go TO bed at one O'Clock; did
moi breakfast with the family the mex;
U morning; did not SEE him ill soon after
: une, that day, Saturday; he dined at home
: that day was at home that afternoon;
saw him before lea Mrs Lowell, neigh
Dor o: ours, takes the Transcript; father
was at home in the evening; he read 10
I me aloud, that evening; know he was al
home 10 tea; he came into the par!or, wi ere
" ! was, that evening, with book: | retired
: that evening, about 10 O'Clock, al the same
u time father did. On Sunday, the first time
1t ! recollect seeing him was in the College
: Chapel, at Church; we diued earlier that
: sire TO go to Boston the family were all
present. knew he intended to 60 to town
= his intention was to inform DR., Parkmhn',
: family that he was the man who made the
! appointment with Dr. p. on The morning o.
!, the 23d. On Monday my father WINS Il
home to dinner we dncd at Two ;he cam,
!, just a! dinner time do not think he wal
! Mt home that afternoon I'LL SIX o'clock, wher
| 10 VI hi m no tho pVppipf :,
home; we played whist, that evening;
Z vent To bed at ten; the rest Of the lamil,
was up al that hour father was at home t,
=, dinner on Tuesday he was al home a shor
: time after dinner but, after tina; didn'
- see him; he passed the evening at home
retired between 10 and / / O'Clock an,
left him up; there was fire, that evening
in the direction OF West Cambridge NJ,
=. father generally breaklasiod at home; OF
- Wednesday he was al home 10 dinner;
y recollecl he came home about eleven O.
= clock he car into the paror where wa
=, reading book lie worked in the gardei
y most Of the time after that until dime
~. lime; on Wednesday evening he went will
-. us TO attend party nj Mrs. Cunningham
; in Boston; we left there about half pas
6 ten o'clock in The evening he was up whei
| went 10 bed. On Thanksgiving day h
u was al home he did not come 10 Boston
. that day, at ali; lie was at home in the eve
ming retired Il, ten o'clock and left hin
sitting up. On Friday FIRST saw him a
dinner lie was at home about half al
hour alter dinner; saw him again abou
~ sunset. have a sister abroad, a. Fayal
:, we have constant intercourse with her W.
~ keep a journal of everything that lranspircs
e in order to refresh our memory. My faith
u or has been frequently in the habit OF send
ing boxes Of plants 10 Fayal; don't recol
II eci whether father was going 10 send an,
in November las, or not
=, Harriet !. and Catherine 2. IiebSier al
=" SO daughters Of PROT W, testified to essen
~ TALLY the same facts. The last, Marianne
:, s abou' H. Harriet about 10, and Cahe
; rine year oriwo older. The first name,
witness was very much affected. The,
I gave in their evidence in very clear an,
~ decided manner and were not cross-cXam
=, incd by The governments counsel.
4. Anne Flanagan, sworn on the Evangclists
II Live at d.. Websters. Went there th
le 10th day of November, on Friday evening
The Doctor usually breakfasted at from hal
G. past seven TO eight o'clock. He usually dine,
D. ut , o'clock attended TO preparing tn
Inner. On "Wednesday he was out iron
in Boston earlier than usual lie came int
h the kitchen at IL. | recollect it becaus
N when he frs, came in thought it WAS late
e and looked a; the Time and saw it was 2
d 1t was Wednesday before Thanksgiving.
Ie lie went into the garden again. III
ID breakfasted at home every day, till the morn
ing after his arrest. That was the first tim
A. | missed him.
#. Dr. Leris called. Have been acquainte,
, with Prof. Webster for about thirty years
c. Suppose his character as man of humauit.
~ stood fair. Should think his character la
opposite Of violence. When ! was in III
is college it was almost impossible 10 get int
t. his rooms. The hole in the side of the re
re mains was anything but clean cut. 1t wa
We very ragged. That does not show that
rs was made after death.
Ii could not form any opinion, from III
fracture in the skull, whether it was mad
- before or after il was calcined
:" Eben 4. HoJord. am an instructor il
III the Lawrence Scientific School in uaIvar,
IS, University. Have delivered part of tn
course of lectures in Chemistry at the Med
ica College, since Prof Webster's arrest. !
is a common thing to have nitrate Of cope
in laboratories have it in my own. It's no
nj the best article 10 remove stains Of blood.
have used blood very frequently, for ex
u perimenis in chemical lectures. Gases ar
g formed in anatomical vaults. Took posses
IS sion of Prof WIS laboratory. Found Their
>. two pairs of pantalooLs, one or two coats
- and a pair Of oyeralls also, little light col
g. ored cap. There was no blood on then
c., In, homo IN Eamlti luQ | shoul