The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-02
On Testimony Of Man He
Helped to Freedom
FOR AIDING IN JAIL BREAK
Frank Goodwin Bound over to County
Court on Evidence Of Joseph
Guidiei, Fugitive Caught
at North Adams

Frank Goodwin was hound over to the
county court On the charge Of assisting
Joseph Guiaiei 70 break iaii, following a
hearing held ii city court yesterday aft.
ernoon Bail was axed at $500, which he
was unable 20 furnish, and be was taken
70 the county jail. The principal witness
in tie case was Joseph Guidici. who was
brought mp from The county Jail BY sher.
iiY Frank Tracy.
When put onto the stand, Guidici was
warned BY Judge Scott thar he was not
obliged to testify. and If he did his
statements would be used against him on
the charge Of breaking Jail Gniaici re-.
Piled that he wanted to testify and said
III substance that Goodwin came into the
police station and talked with him
through the coll door on The evening
before he escaped from the jail, and that
Goodwin, after asking him how he wotid
Ike to get out passed him au iron bar
through the cell door He tGuidicil hid
the bar until later ID the evening then
began to pry Of the easing Of the
eeil door
lie saia he had the door ali unfastened
long before the policemen had left Che
station in tie morning RE heard Officer
Gamble 80 cut Of the station shortly
after fYe o'clock, and at six o'clock BE
walked out Of the cell and ont of the
station through the side door, which was
not locked lie said Be went from here
to East Montpelier and Then @ North
Geld. where he jumped a freight train.
on which he rode into Boston lid said
he bad 40 idea of attempting to break
cut of iaii until Goodwin suggested #
to him.
Chief Faulkner and 0fieers earle. TIA
mel and Gamble were an put onto the
stand and each one testified that Good
win came into the station that evening.
and that hs made the statement 3 the
officers that anyone conld break ont af
the cell il which Guidiei was confined
ii ten minutes Officer Gamble said that
he was the last officer e leave tie sta
sian hat morning and thai II left aA
sF1 miHnles pas1 iee l3uiAiei was thans
be MD apparently asleep a Hs eeH
THe officers also SID that MARY aHiHisi
H bl8 sister of the prisoner. and Mary
DiekeY Refe ii the station that evening
and visited with Guidiei until about
o'clock.
-Four intoxieation cases. the most Ia
long time. were brought before Judge
Scott this morning William ] Pierce
of Barre was arrested Al $50 last night
by patralman Hame Arraigne3 ID
court. he pleaded guilty t. 4 subsequent
agFpHn, his thiFd ard was fined s5. with
costs of sSs8 paid H disclosed On
Northheld. liquor being secured last Sat
ufday
Frank Shields e Rochester made lis
ffth appearance ia flle local court aH
the Charge of intexieatien. having been
arrested at last night by paanImaR
Gamble He pleaded guilty to a sabse
aueHt olfensa and was fiHed sl5 with
costs 0f 969# HE disclosed al BfalHtfee.
where he said he cot The liquor with |
n8 questions asked 4 bottle full Il
American malt Mhskev which WIS found
On hs person was ordered destroyed
John Kerr of Barre arrested hY Pa
troIinan Carrie, AZ 9.a0 last tight pleaded
nuiHy - 4 aFst odense and was fined
8a, with costs Of a50a,
Clifford peake was arraiqned for The
third time on Oh intoxieation charge
having been arrested late yesterday by
Deputy Sheriff Siayton. He pleaded I
guilty and was fined sl5, with costs Of /