The following scraps are taken from Hutchinson
History of Massachusetts volume ID:
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The following scraps are taken from Hutchinsons
History of Massachusetts,, volume I'd:


'In 1873, Eunice Cole was tried ard the Jury
found her not legally guilty but there strong
grounds to suspect her Of familiarity with tho
devil"


"Mary osgood says, further, that she was carried
through the air to Five Mile Pond, and baptized by
the devil. Question; How many persons were on
the pole' Answer: Four, as | named before"


"Wardwell also confessed, but he recanted and
suffered. His own wife, as well as his daughter,
accused him and saved themselves"


"Giles Cory, seeing the fate of all those who put
themselves on trial, refused to plead. He press
ed 10 deaihfn


In "Winthrop's Journal'' it is stated, that "at
this court, one Philip Ratff, servant of Mr. Grad
dock, being convicted of using the most foul, scan
dalous nyectives against our churches and govern
ment, was sentenced to be whipped, lose his ears,
and be banished the plantation; which was pres
emily executed H.....