Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-09-25

follows:
lsT PANEL.
Andover, J. II. Bailey.
Woodstock, Herbert c. Bacon.
Sweden. Eden Brown.
Paris, Lemuel B. Carter.
Bucktield. Virgil p. DeCoster.
Hebron, Persian V. Everett.
Norway, Alvin X. Frost
| Hiram. A. X. p. Googins.
Albany, Samuel Guptil.
Stow, James Irish.
Waterford. Freeman Manson.
Paris, Samuel ID. Marshall, foreman.
2Np PANEL.
Stoueham, Frederick j. Evans.
RumfOrd, James =. Morse.
| Browniield. John 5. Perkins.
Canton, James $. Reynolds.
Mexico, J. W. Richards.
Sumner. Wallace Ryerson, foreman.
Porter, Samuel Stanley.
Oxford, Samuel =. Stewart.
Norway, c. y. Tubos.
Bethel. Seth Walker.
Peru. James f. Washburne.
Hartford, L. K Watson.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Fryeburg, Henry Walker.
Bethel, Albert L. Whitman.
Greenwood, willard G. White.
| Messrs Tubbs OF Norway and Walker OF
Bethel were excused the first day.
The remainder OF Tuesday forenoon was
consumed in calling the docket and assign
ing cases.
In the afternoon & case was tried. II
was
No. sci. Albert ID. White, VS.. Isaac
Fuller. This was an action 70 collect 8
sum due, as rent on premises OF plsiutin
occupied BY the defendant In 1877. Time
OF occupation and amount Of rent was adj
mitted. but defendant claimed that he
should have received more credit for work
rendered plaintiff on his farm, than had
beed credited. The dispute was wholly
n regard TO amount and value Of services
rendered by defendant. He claimed TO
have worked seventeen days. Mr.. White
tried 10 prove tnatthere were but little
over one hundred hours worked on ac-
count OF defendant, and that portion oil
this was done by boys who could not be
worth the o.. % per dav charged by defend
ant. Amount sued for was some $50, In
GLIDING interest. Verdict for plsintn
s2s. 80. which carried fun costs.
BIsbee & Hersey. BRIGHAM.
Wednesday forenoon was occupied in
hearing motions and disposing OF cases be-
fore the Court. As no cases we're resdy
for trial, recess was taken from Wednes-
day noon till Friday morning. This gave
the Jurors and others In attendance Q good
opportunity to visit the State Fair, and
many ayailed themselves OF IL.
The Grand Jury and County Attorney
Wright were hard at work all this time.
They came in Thursday afternoon and re-
ported seven indictments as follows:
Ssstevs. Edward z. Dennissou. Viola
ton OF Game Law. a.,
State VS.. Lorenzo D. Linnell. Viola-
ton OF Game law.
State VS.. Harry Hsrtwen. Violation OF
Game Law.
State VS.. Allan D. Risteen. Violation
OF Game Law.
State VS.. Andrew Lewis. Rape.
State VS.. William Gilman. Drinking
House and Tipping Shop.
State VS.. William Gilman. Common
Seller.
There were also four appealed cases en-
tered.
State VS.. Alonzo Q. Coolidge. Assault
and battery.
State vs.. Chas. c. Goodwin. Drunken
ress.
State vs.. Russell Z. whitman. Search
and seizure.
State vs.. Intoxicating liquors.
Alonzo Coolidge came in and paid fine
and costs, after appeal had been entered.
One case Of violation Of game law, where
a man shot two deers was settled with q
game warden and did not 60 before the
Grand Jury, and the fne and costs were
paid TO the County Treasurer.
After reporting, the Grand Jurors hasten
ed to the Treasurer's Office, drew their pay
and departed for their several homes,
most OF them leaving Paris, Thursday
night.
Friday morning one case was tried, as
follows:
No. ia Samuel w. Durham VS.. Milton
E. Dunn and James Irish, Trustee.
This was an action on an account an
nsxsd-s store bill Of about sls4. De