Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-23
=. u. Court March II.
WALTON ]. PRESIDING.
Monday, as we went to press, No. 257

, WALTON !. PRESIDING.
Monday, as we went to press, No. 2o'
was on trial. M
GRAY vs.. Whitman. N
This is an action OF trespass
The parties reside in Woodstock, The plaintiff
isht to the Real Estate was by way OF COVER SET
of bv order Of Court nj the time she obtained
divorce from her husband, Muslin \ GRAY, IN l''o'
In thi5 dover certain rights were granted inc
plaintiff ga the dwelling house of the defendant
being the right 10 occupy certain rooms in inc
house and The right Of way to aud from TIE same
in nee Is,3 ne plaintiff claims thai ihe 'eit
prevented her from ingress and eete@s. and rtet-
e.i her from the sisiiug-room 81 del o. "on'm'I-
ting an assault upon her, aud excluding hes from
iho occupancy Of the house for several days. The
ease was trioI before the Conrt, who returned
Judgment ior ihe plsintin ior so aud cost
POSTER 4 IIer,ey. BLACK.
Benson.
The next case tried was No. -.
lrh'- OF ONfuf1l ". smith et al.
This wa an action To recover Sst,eoJ worth oi
bonds ISSUED boy the inhabitants Of Canton, to aii
in bnildug The IS oCRR owned aud not run
by Iiunf q smith.
lu $50, thc town issued It's bonds a. desired boy
>m,u, and smith gave bond 10 return t.esc
town bonds &C. the road was nos completed nc
cc lain date. Tue road 10 not yet done though
omcthuk t done ior,-aud The town has sued 10
recover It. bond NJ smith made smp,ion Ton
upu.>ui. oa The ground that pl.l- had not made
out taeir case, bls the Judge would no, sustain
tac motion. Mr. smith stated th' bonds We're
worthless. TO when pins auoruc' replied ;lu 10
Was itue ungratctn or def - make that state
mcni, amer hc had sold them aud put me proceeds
iuf' DIS pocket
Judge wsioa instructed the Jury. That ON evil
dence they mus, give pit. verdict tor amt OF
bonds aud coupons, with interest from date OF
wit.
Verdict Tor gu. i0i3D Defendant excepted and
the ease goes 10 the Law Court, whore 10 the eN-
cspuoas are oyc- ruled, p.tis recover. ifsu-taued
the case reiaru, ior new trial.
rasis aver, important case our court has
been continually irving eases against the T. soc
K x, and ever caIcav OF ia. been made 70 an ire
49, some conclusion OF The matter. which would ot
Just, AMI i5s the htaed. OF al concerned, but
every motion has been thwarted by tie Ingenious
means aIop.el by Hon + . J Smith. II tins ease
u decided against b,m, doubtless the result will
be 4 transfer Of the road TO other h1uis
John l. Sws-cy. Btsbec.
prImmonI. F.O.J. >mi.h.
CRIMINAL CASES
ID. y. Marble, who was 10 have II tIiAi
Thursday, tot procuring an assault upon
Hon. L. q. Harlow skcdaddled Wed1es-
day afternoon. aud forfeited his bail
which was $500 Rogers the circus man
who attacked Mr. Harlow, aud his nc.
comp.ice. Austin, came on from New
York, wi,hol, The assistance Of on officer,
aud were ready 10 testify in the case.
IL d, to be regretted. that The matter lid
no, come TO trial. rs such acts OF yi,aiuy
should receive the fall penalty OF tie
law, Mt only aS a punishment to The
offender, but also as AN example to
Young men of loose proclivilies
County Attorney Bisbee lid everything
IN his power 10 bring Marbles ease TO
TRIAL and no doubt he would have sue
ceeded Il procuring his conviction, had
not the culpirt taken "lcg bail
G. p Knight indicted for false pre-
lenses, gave bail in the sum Of 5000,
and will appear for trial at September
term.
Chas Z. Chase and George Merchan,
plead guilty 10 the charge OF stealing har-
ness, in Rumiord, and were sentenced to
sixty day labor in Auburn Jail, where
they vii make wagons 10 match the
hlrness. perhaps
Michael German was released upon
his own cognzauce to keep The peace
which BIO had broken over nis vile
Alike caused considerable metriment a
the eoul room by informing the Judge,
tLat ii he ever got out OF the scrape bis
Honor might feel sure he would never
&c; into it again.
Jos A. Fairbanks was fined 500. the
his hest sum allowed by law Tor embezzIe e.
ment Judge Walton waived the imprsou-
ment on account OF the previous good
character OF the uIpIi,.
DIVORCES DECREkD.
Sarah +. Thomas vs., James W Thorn
as, Jr
kimbal.
James Jordan VS.. Ellen Jordan.
kimhall
Al the opening OF court there were 426
continued cases and l72 new entries.
making 600 in al IA continued cases
were disposed OF and a OF The new en-
tries. making III. This leaves 429 eases
for Tue September docket.
Only three cases were presented 10 the
jury during The term.
No criminal cases were tried. All The
Indicted parties plead guilty. or their
eases We're postponed.
DaliDg The session, Judge Walton took
occasion 10 compliment Miss Pulsiler,
the stenoSrapher, pronouncing her one
OF the most sklllful reporters 10 The Slate.
Mes rs. Foster & Hersey were unusu.
ally successful, dining The term. every
case in which they were Interested being
gained By them.
The Rev. j. s. C. Abbott writes 10