The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-14

then with these men went into Charles
Hawes' saloon, where they drank gin fizz
and glass Of beer al Of them left
the saloon together. Mr. Broadwell leav-
ing the remainder of the party and going
toward home.
Mr.. Broadwell testified the witness,
was gone between 10 and 10 minutes
and on his return they stayed together
all Of the evening and went into other
saloons, visiting Scampini's. All Of
them had liquor 10 drink there. He
drank beer. The witness said they all
drank after they left the saloon. Mr..
Boyce and Mr. Cheney left the party,
Messrs. Broadwell, Rising and Mason
going to the Socialist hall, where there
was quite a crowd dancing. He and
Broadwell remained about l5 minutes,
leaving the hall about l0:45 and then
went to Mike David's lunch room, where
they had sandwiches.
On leaving Dayid's lunch room they
walked around on the street as far as
Blackwell street and back, after which
1 they went to Bob" Thompson's house
on Main street They entered the house
and saw Mrs Thompson. They had
bottle of beer each while there and had
| nothing TO eat at that time.
Afterward they went to the Socialist
! hall where Mason Joined them and they
went back to Thompson's house and had
another bottle of beer each. Broadwel
drank his. They had two egg sand
wiehes each and stayed an hour or more
going next to Dayid's lunch room, where
they remained half an hour, having
sandwich and cup Of coffee each. The
party then started for home. This wouC
make the hour about o'clock the morn
ing of May A. They walked to West
street together and there Broadwell left
them. The witness reached home al
about 2:45 Sunday morning.
Thus il will be seen that the statet
witnesses thus far have accounted fo
MIR Broadwell up TO 2 o'clock Sunda!
morning, with Deputy Sheriff Gamble'
story, related previously, picking up tn
trail at about o'clock Sunday morning
Mr.. Broadwel himself will 90 on tn
stand and recount his movements on th
evening Of the Sd.
Defense Wants Money to Bring Wit
nesses.
The defense has asked the judges 0
the court for money to bring two wit
nesses who they claim are very impor
tant to their side of the case and Sc
forth that they are without means wit
which to bring the men here. The cour
heard the oral statement and reques
last evening and directed the attorney
to file their request in writing afte
which the court would consider the sam
and reply. 1t is understood that thes
two witnesses are intended to contradic
the mysterious automobile theory tha
has been advanced thus far
The two witnesses are White ClouC
an Indian, who is now at the India
, reservation in 0dtown, Me- and ID. ]
Duprey of Springfield, Mass, both c
whom will come here, il is understood
1t is claimed that both of these me
were in the Buzzell hotel the night {
The murder, that they heard a woma
screaming for help in the yard back {
the Buzzell that they also heard dog
barking and that when they went to il
yestigate they saw someone runnin
away but further investigation gainin
them nothing they said nothing abol
it. It will be recalled that the defens
has been persistent in its inquiries rel'
: tive to the chances of persons comm
from Pearl street with the body ratht
9 than from Keith avenue and this test
mony, if the court allows the defen'
to have the money to bring the witness'
! here, will, it is understood, be used
!, carry out their theory that the body WI
!. carried from Pearl street.
J DR.. Stones Direct Testimony.
n DIR. B. H. Stone of the state laborator
II who has performed from l500 to 2,0l
d autopsies, was the first witness Monda
afternoon. He told of the autopsy
the Perry & Noonan undertaking room
Sunday, May 4, having been called
II Dg. Stickney. The body was identiti'
y by DR.. Stickney and Mr.. Perry E.
Davis and A. A. Sargent were preser
It 1t was identified to him as Lucint
r Broadwell Question was asked, IL
z Gina" or "Lucinda?" He replied, 81
r cinda. He measured the woman, WI
y was five feet four inches. She wou
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