The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-26
WITNESS TELLS
 OF MISCONDUCT
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 This latter declaration as to other children was objected to by John E. Mack, guardian ad Item for Guy Stillman and the objection was sus- tained by Referee Gleason.
 The next witness was Harry Brenon, a carpenter and woodsman living at Grand Anse, Canada He was questioned by MT. Horsey of MT. Stillman's counsel.
 Do you know of man by the name of Fred K Beauvais?"
 show you a photograph. Do you recognize it?
 Yes sir, that is Beauvais, the man I know as MT. Beauvais
 Do you know Mrs. James A. Still man?
 Yes sir, I do.
 I show you a photograph; do you know who this lady is?
 Yes. that is the lady I know as Mrs. Stillman.
 Beauvais and Mrs. Stillman the last time together?
 Well, saw them a number of times in the winter of 1918 and in the early winter of 1919.
 Where did you see them? \ Well, I did some work for the Stillman's at their camp and I saw them some distance away from the camp.
 What else did you witness and where did you see them?
 We'll, they were always together and they spent a great deal of time in the bush.
 Did you ever see Beauvais pay any attentions to the baby?
 Yes. he was seen with the baby quite a little.
 Did you see them often in the open?
 Yes. they did quite a little walking with SnowShoes.
 Can you tell us of any particular time when you were at the Stillnlan camp and what you saw? Well I cannot tell you about dates but remember what saw.
 Whose room was it you first looked into?
 It was Mrs .stillmans
 The witness said he did not sec anything in Mrs. Stillman's room The bed was not disturbed
 He next looked into Beauvais' roo mand saw two persons
 Did you know who those persons
 Yes, they were Fred K Beauvais and Mrs. Stillman.
 How many times did you see Mrs Stillrnan and Beauvais in the room
 About or 10 times.
 Why did you go there?
 We'll, l wanted to see what was happening I was curious.
 Brenon was cross examined by Will liam Coggin of Mrs. Stillman's coun- sell He stuck to his original story.
 Hectorine Nenault La Finatine was the next witness.
 She said she was a housewife of Grand Piles, Que, she knew Mrs James A. Sdllman and recognized a photograph of Fred K Beauvais.
 Can you tell us when you saw Beau vais and Mrs. Shllman together?
 Yes, it was late in 1917. It was dark and there was a heavy rain storm.
 Was it at your home that Beau vais and Mrs Stfllnan sought shel ter? Yes sir. They asked to be accommodated with rooms for the night as they were some distance from home We'll, can you tell US what they did?
 Mrs Stillman wanted to take bath and we gave her a room upstairs right opposite the bath MT. Beauvais went upstairs with Mrs Stllman. I remained Tn phe corridor. MT. Beauvais carried things into her in the bathroom. MT. Beauvais went into her room after she left the bathroom and they closed the door. They remained there about an hour. Where were you all this time? I was in the corridor. l wanted Io see what was happening I thought it strange. The witness was cross exaInlneo by council but her testimony re- mained unshaken. Ferdinand Page, a woodsman ana farmer, next testified. He swore ne saw Mrs. Stil1man and Beauvals ln Beaupziis' room He said he had cHmbeH a ladder to look into Ihe window.