The Republican journal., 1881-04-21

SUPREME JUDICIAL CoiE1. The April term OF
court opened in this city on Tuesday, Justice Dan
forth presiding. Rev Wooster Parker of this city
made the opening prayer. Miss Cornelia Pul>i
fer, is the official Court reporter The following
are the jury lists
| FIRST Jury
Lewis Bean, Belfast foreman: oscar f. Allen
wood, belmont; Nathan Aborn, Knox; Dudley =.
Clark nifty; Rufus Dyer, Belfast; Edward Davis
Bulnham: I. }. Dill, jackson; Orchard c. Dow
Monroe; James J.. Dow, Searsport: Benz. NJ.
Eames. Prospect: Luther Z. Fainsworth Isles
boro; Robert II. Foye, Montve.
SECOND JURY
John Haley, Wnterport, Foreman: Henry A.
Iiichborn stockton; Alonzo Holmes, Swanyille
James g. Harding, Waldo; Albert II. knowlton,
i Northport David l.. Knowles, Troy; Charles Lane
Frankfort; Henry W. Mariner, Belfast; Samuel
H.: Philbrick. Brooks; Henry A. Pierce Lincoln
Vile; l.. {. Poor, >earsmont: Enoch W. Robbins,
SearSport.
SUPERNU MERARIES
Gardner q. sherman, Liberty: II. p. Thompson,
Belfast; Simeon J. Treat, Winterport; Daniel A.
Written, Palermo.
On Tuesday there two divorces decreed-
Ava y. Hills, from Hiram A. Hills, Palermo; Frank
W. York from Elvia NJ. York, Winterport.
Daniel Tyler, in review, vs.. Asial Erskine. Par
ties live in Palermo. Case OF respass before a
Trial Justice with verdict so and costs against
Tyler. Tyler petitions the court for review. De
cision not rendered. Bis, for pin. Wallace for
defts
On Wednesday the court opened with one of the
Odd Fellow cases, w. W. Castle vs.. c. W. Haney.
for WeSpaS>. The case in reality was 10 test leases
to McClintock Hall. W. W. Castle claims to hold
a valid lease but which the owner of the hall
does not recognize he having re-leasedthe premises.
llaney and eleven others were arrested for trespass
for entering hail. being members of Waldo Lodge
of old Fellows, which lodge held its meetings there
hy permission of the Grand Lodge of Maine then
holding lease of the hall. The plaintiff claims he
is the rghtfu lessee, because the lease runs in hi
name, but is >ignedhy himself for Belfast Lodge
the body which first occupied the Hall Defend
ants claim that the first lease was to Belfast Lodge.
not Castle, that forfeiture of the lease was worked
and that defendants hal right to enter which
view WAS sustained by the Judge who ruled that
the lease was Belfast Lodge and not to Castle,
and ordered non-suit The case goes 10 the law
court. Thompson x Dunton for pin. Could, Wal
lace and Williamson for defence.
The jurors We're dismissed until Friday morning.
STOCKTON. The house and stable of William
Warren were totally destroyed by fire early sunday
morning. The house was vacant AT the Time Mr.
Warren being III Brewer. ON the saturday pr,yi-
ou~ a Mr. t;reer. who intended to move in passed
the Hay al the house cleaning and the fire is sun
posed TO have accidentally originated from TIL.
>ourrr. Loss. S}.ooo, 500 insurance ON building
and s2m ON furniture.
LINtoLNNIILE. on Monday of last week is Mr..
Alpheu- Knight was driving tcwn loung'> hill the
horse stumbled throwing Mr.. Knight out lie
escaped without injury. The thiIl> of the wagon
/ were broken. The farmers are still pressing hay
business i lively at the granite quarlie>. \
block has recently been quarried for a statue of
nen. Tilson. The Dean family are having a monu
ment from the same quarry. This quarry is Stjiat
ed in the west part of the town what Wa former
| ly the Dean farm.
MONROE. \ little boy, son of Jane, Downs, at
play with hay cutter had his hand badly cut
The snow Of last Friday drifted 50 badly that many
roads had 10 be 'hovelel OUT. Mr.. Freeman At
wood has sowed oat- and pea~c....C Capt. John
Chase in the s7th year of hi, age i very active. In
addition to his farming he does quite Il business at
blackSmithing. The Spectmen were in session on
saturday enrolling the militia. The town farm
| has been let To James knowlton for the ensuing
year The farm munh improved under his
management last wear
JACKSON. ON Thursday of la,t week Mr. Il. d.
TaSkcl got the fingers of his left hand quite badly
| injured hy getting Them in contact win tbn ho.i
part of the ..ho,,,I c,rua, in v,slo, & ,:o,,,,l,
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their help for the coming season: wage. are higher
than last >ra.on. Nearly four inchn. Of SNOW fan
last Friday. buf very little slcigbin,, ,,, ro1i<.i
| from it eNrcpt fora few boul- on SATURDAY, ,nor,
Jelfth Cate. N, a,I and ,,a.uerteI riti1on of
! thi. town, died on Monday morning of ,,or,lvs.
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BuCkSPoRT. Easter was duly observed at the
churches As also by the Reform Club at Emery
Hall. The stage was beautifully decorated with
dourara M,t.oo.. a,.o ,,.1 .l,,,, asa, A.. ,,