The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-16
RANDOLPH
Preliminary Examination Given in Case
OF Wallace Avery.


Preliminary Examination Given in Case
OF Wallace Avery.
The examination of Wallace Avery
MAS begun on Tuesday night on the ar
rival OF Mr.. Morgan and Mr.. Nhltehouse
nom the Morgan detective agency OF
Boston and continued up TO o'clock on
Wednesday afternoon when II was adj
iuurncd to open again on Thursday att
ernoon at o'clock. The states attor'
ney, Frank $. Williams OF Bradford, and
Judge Crafts. with his stenographer, are
also here Wednesday night Avery was
taken up by the sherils and detectives
over the same ground that he is alleged
to have taken with Evelyn Ferguson on
Monday, and before starting he was
made 20 put ON the same shoes he wore
then. Nearly 40 witnesses have been
summoned, and il il thought that the in
quest will not be ended before Friday.
Il is expected now that he will be taken
to Chelsea TO await the next term OF
court. if probable cause is found. The
little girl is thought. TO be doing we'll,
although she is very nervous and not
able TO be up, Every effort to keep her
quiet a, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hub
bard where she now is, is being made
and il is thought she will recover.
Mrs. O. H. Barber of Glenns Falls,
n. ". arrived here on Wednesday and
went 20 the Center to visit old friends,
she having been former resident there.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. c. Rowell lett on
Wednesday by carriage for Cambridge
where they will stay through the having
season, with their son. Richard Roweli'
Mr. and Mrs. ]. b. Eldredge left We'd
nesday for Highgate Springs, where
they will 20 into camp for the next two
weeks at Camp Randolph.
r. c. Dodge, who has received the APP
pointment OF postmaster here, began ms
duties this morning,
Mrs. Emogene Lamb left on Wednes.
day for Bellows Falls, where she VIII
pass few days with friends,
Mrs. Charlotte Lille left Wednesday
for Newport. n H., TO visit relatives Tor
a few weeks.
Bessie Hevenstone went to New
Haven. Conn. Wednesday where she y
TO pass part OF her vacation with an
uncle, taking the opportunity while there
to study the violin. During her stay
here she has been having lessons and has
proved quite proficient on that instru'
ment.
Mrs Emily Stockwell and her laugh
ter-in-law, Mars. Edna Stockwell. who
have been here from Rochester since last
week with Rev. and Mrs. g. o. Howe and
G j. Stockwel and family, left on We'd
nesday for Waterbury, where they went
for visit with friends.
Norman Greene left Wednesday to
Join his wife at Gardner Mass, where
She has been for treatment for month.
They will return here on Saturday, and
ne friends OF Mrs. Greene expect to see
her improved.
The sanatorium aid society gave an
in music hall on Wednes-
day night. when the wedding OF Tom
Thumb and Jennie june was observed,
by wedding reception and
line musical program. when many OF the
local soloists gave selections. and Miss
Grace Applebee Of Littlcton, \. H., also
favored the audience with a selection.
This afternoon an exhibit of antique ar
ticles aud a sale is being held and con
tinued over Friday also.
Mrs W. w. sprague. who has been
seriously i'll for a month, does not inn
prove and is yet under the care OF a
trained nurse.
Miss Ruth Wheeler has decided to re-
turn for another term of teaching in the |
same district, in which she has taught I
for the last year.