The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-24

store were not drawn fully down. They
were up little at the bottom.
Mrs. Annie Greig.
Mrs. Annie Greig, who lived in the
lower tenement of the Parker house
last May and who has since moved,
was the next witness. She attended
the Gray party. She left the place
about II o'clock and at Shadrouis
store bought some provisions She
met Mr. and Mrs. Mulch at the store.
She told about the location of the
rooms in her tenement in the house.
She made tea after getting home. Her
son came later and he spoke to her.
She was tired from the evening. She
had seen Long before the murder, she
had never been introduced to him un
til that evening, when Mrs. Parker in
PRODUCED him to her There was no
light in the house when she came from
the Gray house, She saw an autbmo-
bile on the lawn, near the watering
tub She thought it was pointed down
Main or Ayers street. She arose about
s o'clock and saw someone working
around the car between and 0 o'clock.
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She saw the car taken away from the
house but could not tell how il was
taken, The car was first seen under |
the trees. She did not hear the car
leave the lawn at any time during the /,
night. Mr.. Carver cross examined the |
witness, the witness telling for the !
most part about the location Of rooms /
IN her tenement. Her son returned be- |
tween between 1890 and o'clock. |
They talked little and went to bed. |
She did not hear anyone starting an
automobile, which about about "as far
as from her 1.-THE witnessl to MIR. Car. !
yer" about IL or Is feet. She did not I
hear anyone going up or down the
stairs the night Of the murder after
she arrived home. She did not see
Mr.. Nichols or Mr. George about the
automobile the morning after the muir
der.
In redirect examination she testified
she sleeps very soundly, that she heard
no swearing or loud talk that evening
from the Parker tenement before she
went to the Gray silver wedding
James Greig.
James Greig attended the Rowland
hall dance, staying until after the
dance was over. His mother was abed
when he got home. He saw the auto
mobile but heard no one around the car
that night He also testified about
the location of the house His win
dow" was closed that night He rode
home in an automobile He did not
SEGA light burning in the house when
he got home.
Mr. sCarver cross examined the wit.
ness, who said he worked in the Union
store that night. He went to
a lunch room on his way home. He
did not see James Mackay or Paul
Lascor at the Baltimore lunch that
night, He did not hear any outcries
or anyone going in or out of the house
that night The car was pointed to.
ward the Bradford house, on the lawn.
H. G. Bennett.
II. G. Bennett, dealer in lumber and
testified he has lived in
Barre over 80 years. He first knew
Long in the fall Of 1918 and Long re-
manned in his employ until about the
time of the murder. He never sold
Long a Buick or any other automobile.
He did not make any arrangements
about the time Of the murder about
storing a ear in his garage He had
some talk with Long in the fall of 1918
relative TO an automobile Terms were
discussed but Long never complied with
terms of the arrangement. 1,
In cross examination the witness
testified that Long had room at the
mill and that Il was some time in the ]
TALL Of 1918 that Long talked about !
buying the Buick. Long was in Ben ,
nett's employ practically all of the
time until his arrest He was used
as the defendants witness relative TO =
he tires, no objection being made by
he state. Mr. Bennett said it was
possible that Long might have talked
with garage men or storage man but
lot with him tBennett) in May.
Stanley George.
Stanley George, who carried the
DUDE and Pelkey girls home, testified
o this fact and then gave history Of
lis movements the night of the MUIR
Ter, attending the different dances. In
ross examination he testified the car
N the Parker lawn was about 10 or
2 feet from the tub and headed TO-
ward the house next to the Bradford
louse.
Rosie Spaulding.
Rosie Spaulding. who lived on Hill
treet near the Lincoln school house,
leard of Mrs. Broadwell's murder when
he went to church, A person came
o her house to get David johnson to
epair his car. She was asked if she
Identified Mr., Long as the man, and
he replied that she did not know. The 4,
ecess took place and she was shown =
fter the recess two pictures of the
nan. She identified one of the pic A
ures as the man who came to the a
ouse sunday morning but when asked
0 look at Long and see il that was the
nan she said she could not tell p
Mrs. Daisy Luce. :"
Mrs, Daisy Luce, recently out Of the
ospital, now living in Montpelier, said
he lived last spring at So South Main
treet and lived there one year. She
iseussed with George Brigham relative
o the murder He told her about the
murder Her brother came on the 5
clock train Sunday morning but she
i'd not know he had come until she
aw him downstairs. She had known
.ong some time, having met Long at "e
he mill. Long came to her house Sun
ay morning Long first talked to the
oys, wanting Bailey to 60 fix the car.
lie said something about the murder,
skiing if they had heard ANYTHING ..