The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1897-03-31
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II therein solid form would reach all parts
OF the body.
Archie Earl Greene, son Of Mrs. Marsh,
testified as regards locations In the Marsh
house. No portion OF the stove sat In front
OF window. He did not remember whether
at times anything sat between stove and
lounge. The stove sat at one side OF win
dow.
Albert Huntington Of Montpelier. His
wife Is sister OF Mrs. Marsh. He testified
to an occasion in December, 1895, when MIR.
and Mrs. Marsh staid at his house. Marsh
had terrible pain that night. He was
pale. Witness also testified that he told
him that he probably would never see him
alive again. This remark was made just as
witness was going to his work in the morn
William Fl. Dillingham; OF Northfeld gave
additional testimony regarding the i'll health
OF Marsh.
Nellie Monty of Montpelier, a stenog-
| rapber, took minutes OF evidence Of inquest
After she had transcribed the testimony
she destroyed her notes, and testified from
her type-written copy, She testified as re-
| CARDS the testimony Of Hiram Henry, David
Brown and Frank Thresher given at North
| field.
Andrew Durham, clerk in DIR. Judkins
| drugstore. He testified as to Mrs Marsh from
| a week to three weeks coming into the store
and ordered horse powders compounded.
| The amount OF arsenic was placed at a
1
| thoroughly mixed. Witness did remember
the number Of the ingredients.
Nellie Monty, Tuesday morning, stated
| that at the inquest questions were asked by
Mr.. Stanton and Mr.. Plumley. Additional
| testimony testified to at Northfeld was
brought out by Mr.. Stanton. At neither
the inquest or preliminary hearing did wit
ness remember that Henry was asked a. 10
what the mixture in the spoon was stirred
| with
DR.. A. B. Bisbee of Montpelier. A hypo
| thetical question was submitted to him by
Ex-Governor Dillingham;. On the assump
ton that 1t was true witness would say thai
chronic Bright's disease was present. Wit
ness gave an extended statement OF the
symptoms and nature OF chronic Bright't
disease. The affect Of an srsenical poison
producing death on heart and kidneys would
be fatty degeneration.
John Blanchard Of West Brookfield
testified in effect that shortly before Marsl
moved, while he was passing his house
Marsh came out and wanted witness should
get him bottle OF arsenic. Witness pur
chased 1t at Evans drug store in Randolph
Should say it was white. He also testified
to purchasing mixture from recipe givel
him by Marsh.
The time OF the purchase OF the mixtur
he placed previous to the purchase Of tn
arsenic. Should say year and a hall
The last time witness only got arsenic.
DIR. A. B. Bisbee was given further ex
| dmlnAJlOn TUESDAY AFTERNOON. Az =. D
o'clock Judge Rowell said Proceed will
the rebuttal."
Hiram Henry of Mortified testified t.
having an engagement with Mr.. Moseley T.
appear at the cemetery at seven o'clock II
the morning. He testified as to his driv
in the morning. or going into hous
where he staid not over five minutes. III
, went from there to the undertaker's room
After the autopsy was over he went home
He rode up with Mr.. McCarty to Mr.. Lyons
He was quite positive that he did not go I
the blacksmith shop OF A. o. 1. Smith.
Mr.. button OF Northfeld as seectmal
he'd to do with the autopsy. He was at tn
Center, and the first to arrive, Hiram Henri
came next. Witness was with Henry froI
the time he started to the cemetery wit
! him until after the autopsy.
L. G. Fletcher of Northfield saw Henri
first at the cemetery that day, and wa
otherwise in line with what had been tes
titled as to Henry's whereabout.
John McCarty had occasion to be i
Northfield the day of the autopsy. He say
Hiram Henry, who got in and rode up wit
him to Lyons. He said he was going fo
his team He left there by Lyons
J Rollin Lyons OF Northfield saw Henri
the day they took up Marsh's body. He frs
put up his team and then went into tn
house and warmed himself Witnes
placed the time when he saw him agai
somewhere about four o'clock when b
came after his team. Witness saw Henri
start toward home.