Commonwealth v. Sacco

A company of shoe manufacturers, described in the record as Slater & Morrill, Inc., was, on April 15,1920, doing business in that part of the town of Braintree in the county of Norfolk in this Commonwealth known as South Braintree. The paymaster of the company, Frederick A. Parmenter, accompanied by a guard, Alexander Berardelli, on that day left the upper office or factory of the company referred to as “Hampton House” at about three o’clock in the afternoon, with the sum of $15,776.51 contained in two boxes, which sum was the amount of the payroll to be taken to the company’s lower factory…