Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-03-24

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care of the sick all night; that Sm,th
could not have lcIt the haose ior ,hoy
would have missed his Snore. his belug
al UacSut SaIye. Mrs Marray, Ben
nets family. S,oilh's hoy. (who got np
at II 80, gotta drink .. water and fuosod
n the ClccsO testified ihS, respondents
did not leave the house that night; th.r
the piece ci pork WoImwell took from
their house was some they bought of L
Adams that the piece Wormweil says ne
GOT there is not in tact The piece tina,
the piece he got from them was smaller,
winter. and white rind. whereas piece
now shown as that piece is baeser.
II was regarded rs close case, but
the jury found verdict of guilty against
both. The Court sentenced them 10 pay
fine of s25 each and each TO pay half
the COSTS of prosecution, which amount
to nearly 5000 90. or be committed to
Auburn Jail, where provisions are made
Tor the labor OF tho conyicls. Judge
Barrows remarked that he imposed n
light sentence, hoping that it would be
the last offence they would ever be
guilty OF. lie said he had been notified
that he Jail at Auburn was in condition
TO give labor to convic,S; hence he SEN
fenced them 10 that Jail. Bennett WAS
trying TO raise the money. but Smith
was inclined 10 work his out.
Co. Atry Bisbee. Frye & Foster.
Eliza G.. Kurdish, lit. vs.. Frederick
Furnish. Libel for Divorce. Cause,
Divorc. decrecd, Custody
of child given to libelant.
Walker. Wilson X SwaSey.
Luther +. Pike vs.. lchabod NJ. Thomas
Action on TWO notes, one in year and
one on demand. Tho only question in
issue was rs TO the amount oi interest.
the notes being ut 9 per cent. Dclt.
claimed that plf. could recover 9 per
cent only for one year on the one year
note. and until demand on the demand
note. The presiding Judge. 10 whom the
question was referred. so ruled. The
piG. excerpts 10 this ruling. aud The case
goes up to tue Law Court.
Upon * FsrHum, Dearce X Denison.
Wilson & Swasey.
Miriam Spauldiu. v. David Record Ct
ais. Action on poor DEBTORS bond. Law
Couit on report.
Bolster VITA Sampson.
W. X Kimball.
Inhabitants OF Bethel PeIisners for
review ". +. II. Dumond and wife. Re
view oen.ed
luminous with Foster.
S.rout { Holmes
Inhabitants Of Oxford VS.. Elias NJ
Carter.
This vas Bill in Equity praying Tor
an injunction to restrain respondent from
building bridge in said town on :he
Harrison road. 20 csllcd-he being an
Agent appointed a, Dec. term for that
purpose. Pits coutendcd that proceed
ings were pending before the County
Commissioners Of Oxford County to dis
continue the road. Delt. commended That
rs the road was lais out by q Joint board
it Was not competent tor single board
TO discontinue. Other points were also
made The Court denied the prayer,
and gave costs 10 respondent. Piil'.
carry the case 10 the fall Court.
Perry. Luminous.
Chaplin.
" 5 LiitleGcld.
I; was noticeable that about a. the law.
yers or parties in the case. town agents
and road agent, were either grey headed
OF ball. and it was suggested by a wag
looking on that they had all probably
grown grey in service in this case.
SaJiua L. Thorpe vs.. Stillman Thorpe.
Libe. Tor Divorce. Divorce granted.
Upton < Fa:uum.
Something over $500. fines and costs,
were paid into tue County Treasury on
liquor prosecutions this term. to vii:
\. d. Wilson. Duckfeld. sI34.G6.
John +. Rice. Waterford Sl43 6S. DAul
B. Lebtoke aud Jas. 5. Farnum the same.
Elisha I. Cotton. Brownheld, and B.
l.. Marble, DiNlield could Lot he found.
Mr.. Wilson, OF Blcklieid. is al apoihc
cary. To the indictment alleging a
prior conviction, he demurred, which he
had right to do, and which the County
Attorney could not prevent. He gave
bonds in the sum oil $500, and was dis
charged. Mr.. Rec gave his pledge that
ne would have nothing more to do with
the traffic in intoxicating liquors
County Attorney Bisbee is entitled to
much credit for his efficiency in this his
first official term. 1t gives promise OF
much usefulness, laithiulness and success
in the future. He will DO heartily sus.
tanned by the public.
The Court adjourned on Saturday
afternoon. the l2th day. having accom-.
plished considerable business.
The Academy. in this village. is
prospecting finely; and we are favored in