Ellsworth American., 1877-05-10

inG tools home cant tell what time when
| went in. found Moore there aud went with
him t. Cha>. llarrImau> The request To
go was made to both OF us by Mr.. Trim.
Fouud no lights at Hartmann expect
cd {" iiud Mr.. ihaycr at Iarrimau'> or
thai ,he had gone home-rsnt tell exactly
What language Mr.. Trim used to request
I "a, {" ao-Nisat dafk, doI't remember
N thcr cold or not Saw a light at An
F drrN iiarfiuou did not think of finding
Mn. lAavcI there.
ToHud father aud brother at fire. Trim
had } carriages; farm wagon kept in door
yard. buggy in Wood house and Concord
wagon iu barn door. Nothin. done To put
Lie ou' while was there-weut To Andrew
Hartmann. aud told them of fire, was al
lire abol II an hour.
Sleep az home in bedroom down stairs
/ GA getting home found Harrimon's folks
were abed. no light lighted light and
went to bod-Molher asked me what time
IL was suppose because she wanted 10
know what time got home-iolks eener-
ally =" 20 ucd when they get ready.
JOSEPH II. ENEKToN.
Live in El~t BucN>pori Robert Trim
I lived directly across the road from me
lived there 30 yr>.-was about - yrs. old.
| was away last summer till sept. There
MeIc j." INN .""'s "h'n J. '',u'heu'
NIT. lhaNcr and daughter. When ! went
sway Edward NJ smith aud wife lived
with Mr. Trim.
NJ. NihHh iaihcF HNed on another road,
cFo,>-f"Ad hrtW''h re IN" roads. had
kno"n NmHh about TWO years before this.
ihinh DE- wa, HNIuG In BucA>p"rt village
NY boy. NAiiAh was sent mt" Trim about
Si., "a" Mr'. lhaNtT about I.
tAAi fndAN. The witness here drew
ana showed Ia the jury diagram OF the
several rooms a: Irim'> house
Nj smith had a hor>" aud carriage
which hv sept 900 t!r-up. lie had three
cariiAGeS' huSIy in wagon house.
Went 10 hrG hri"r" boy came in, and
knew nothing more Until between l. aud
O'Clock wife "oAe m". saying building :
"eTe "n hfr.
got uo looked ont Of window. aud saw
lrim house on IRE.
when cot there, main house roof fall
ln- wood house, also barn all on fire.
Three wagons we're ruu out doors. two
run out oi wagon hou-e-ihey were on fire
were not run out a. ) T. NJ Went into
ue-up and ilr>t found horse uuhltched, bride
and brea>'p.ate on. took him ont aud ais"
The c"w-d"nr fastened when went there,
burnt with wagons ont door,.
The s.l oi iAcup feet from ground.
supported bF 4 NAL.
~ morhIn discovered the Old man :
body 10 wood house, when found the head
lay 10 The West. aud burnt from trunk also
iuHul l'- ahd arm h"aes-l rec"GuH-
cd portion, o. Mr. lrim : clothing. They
We're beneath hi> body. The remains Of
Mrs. mayer were !"und beneath the barn.
A'rn halipih'' h"H', "i res, mp ana head.
witness itieIith 70 pan anu upon II
pointed out the place "here wagons were
i9nnd ana the remains oi Mr- Irim' and
MFs. lhayer-ho hesh was remaining upon
thr oohe>.
Ihere were >'Nctal HAIIpu>' u"leh or
more aiho"- lhe pone- oI HiIs' ihAscr'
ere" uTivtf wa AI,o iouhu.
Inc cio'hlnS oil hfs. mayer, ! ionhd on
.h' eastern zoe "i renee "hich IeAus 10
A liAIrimAh houee' - r1Gs distant.
I"uhd seatI' cu' anu pi"ous' EuooeFa
anu 'i3aN' az" ooi>lue' u'a aoIe O'oou on 'ne
SIounu' az" louuu So'lio o'oAen sfo's
% o'"",' were tlao'u '"ll '"a" - 'ne
pIAoS NhSie We Ipunu 'Ic Ae'l0les-,hele al
a. o'Y"u va ~ -" - ol'e 80 an =" a'
W GU '',' -" ~, 'u'ic vas
uiV"u .'"i, a. u !" o'Seuih2 oUuy nsd oeeh
uia-s1u =" iiI' o1lh, "leo .ouna col,oh
i"u "u' '''' IA '"' " 'o''o" iouuu III
one place, large piece
Inc ho!Iow where the oody apparently
la'd' va, Il Iar2e one ana person lying
IN II could not be seen by person In the
road
was hot tht Ir>t person VINO louhu
these AtucIes- EafIy IN morning L went
10 village ior cashet Tor Mr. rim oory.
saw there EDWARD NJ. Smtn. IN front OF
Riders BLOCK, ana he asked me IN they
were all dead TINS was all he asked. no
other question.
y stone With blood upon It lay near the
place where the clothing was fouLd.
shown stone which witness Identified,
also cloud, cut or torn, which Is same as
found, also comb and cotton.
Cross E6dmiHcd.-Trim my nearest neigh
Dor saw him every day-that day digging
potatoes-len work at sun down had sup
per al o'clock, afterwards cut turu1p tops
had light to do il with.
Did not find any of these articles. they
No 49, of I,'' !, '1- y 'O'''0 O''0 'O''
rim had Two wagons ana Iarth wagon
he kept HIS own III "oou house' anu 'irs
mayer III wagon house-aii were III yaLu
Mnen 2ot tneIe-soh anu theie NY
nlse VIII ' ! IiIiNeu' @ mus an an
hfe, Sheu on nte anu west emu Oh oarn
80. al 80, ,o.iu !, ~, - 70 s.,. o"'
~ III, ~ 1I,.p :. -, 49,.
u Ii WIN .. J oo' '.ioS ,a al 49,,
a,a,en,, su Il III ",ovna ,ha h"cLia aJ I'd
pt3,N p.'i.u Va, . y, i,. ~ 81, ,,,
'"S'Ie M 'lou' WI. "'a,i '--. - 81; H.,
mo-, 1n .an1 ,hn, h d,n, horn "a
ro,ni,t,a ald ,n,n.s bodv ne.r wood.
honse door Which load. 10 well
W t9.,,,t ,,.,,'d ~ ~ tas ,o,
| hones IN stnIl which was fslIen in1,bev
yyare bmr,, ,,arv inch rha hnr.s ri
Mrs. Thayer discovered after + came
| from yillage-the screw driver did not
/ sec until some on. had picked it up-I
| carried news to yilIage-a crowd gathered
| and Can't. smith was among them
Dirert Resumed "A large number of reo.
! pie from the village and from every quar-
| ter came on Saturday and Sunday to
! visit the scene.
! RecroSs.-Can'tsAy that all the neigbbors
| in that vicinity were there on those days.