Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-02-16
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
FEnKuAKI TEKN. 1856.

Tfnrcsf Jsry.
AusrfN I. SrrARNs, Jalr and DIP.
W. IA Second Tfarer's Jary.
A. L. BAsnTr. DVuiy
n. T. HANvoNn. Cuer.
NINA ). PowEKs. S~ieHogr1Thr.
SANuEi II. CAnrrE. Librarian.
WILLIAM A. BAKRows. M,sengu.
The February term Of eour, openet
Tuesday morning. February 9th. At ter
Rev. J. r. CochrAns ofheiA,et
A. chaplain.
al The members Of the oHfort
Bar were pressni =, the calling Of ,h'
Ansr The preliminary crremoaiss ,h'
iaries were snPAnn-led as follows;
oEANn July.
Gilman T. BeAn. Bethel.
J. :. brown. Ns~fy.
Virgil Cole, CAaion.
l.. A Carter. Norway.
S.dnsy u. Edwards. oxford.
Israel r. Cannon. Sumner.
sampson II. Hartman, Lowell.
Cyrus VI. Irsh. Hartford.
Noah II. Palmer SionehAm
Klborn PsrhAm. Woodstock.
Freeman Pugley. Hiram.
Heavy A. Small. Rumford. FornsaR.
LEONARD h. Swan, Paris.
John J. Towle. Dixhsld.
Thomas {. Walker. Brownkeld.
William q. Walker. fysbufs.
Asa A. West. Andover.
uEsr TRAVERSE July.
Everett ID. Andrews. Paris.
Gilman l.. Blake. Bethel, Foreman.
Jared 2. Berry. Denmark.
Roscoe Bradbury. Norway.
Bsrj.min C.. Curtis. Woodstock.
DAVID :. Cram. Brownheld.
Fred. y. Frye. Fyeburg.
c. C.. Fletcher. Hartford.
Albert W. Grover. Bethel.
Apollos o. Godwin. Up,oa.
Marioa Holman. DiIfeld.
Alden Keen. sumner.
Walter r. Holmes. Oxford. excused.
sIcoNp rRAvTEsE JURY.
Asa h. Kimball. Hiram
Ns~ion &. Moore. Albany.
Richard T.. Martin. Rgmford
DAVID Mekeen. StonshAm.
Franklin Porter. PAris.
Augustus q. PsArsoa. Baskheld.
A. ;. Ryerson. Hsbron
Joshua Small, j., Andover.
J. r. Sanborn. Norway.
Lorenzo ID. Stanley. Porter.
Thomas H.. SAwin. Waterford.
Hsnry @. Walker. Lowell. Foreman.
sUrEKSuNEKARiu.
Byron c. Wait. Canton.
J. l.. Weeks. Roxbury.
Danisl W. Wiley. Stow.
A. the presen, Grad Jury was ,h'
same ,hA, served a, the las, term Of Cour,
and the charge having been given then
4, that time by Judge Haskell. JudgI
simply reminded the jury that ,h'
then given was equally effective
now.
In = few well chosen sentences Judg'
impressed upon the Jurors the i'm
por;Anee Of preserving the jury system
IN all iis purity. lie said;
1.-The jury system IS the foundation o
our liberty ard the protection Of on
property. Parties bringing cases befcr
you 90 80 expecting. as they have a nigh
to expect. TIA; their cases will be decides
In accordance with the law and the evi
dsnee laid before you. he careful Il
form no opinion in any case until yoS
have heard both sides and the closing AZ
sumsnis on both sides. You are .useep'
iible Of prtjudiees and i, will be muei
70 arrive AZ the truth after allow,
Ing early impressions 10 influence you.
You should no, discuss the cas- befor'
yOu during is progress. You might ex'
press some opinion or drop some rsmaf.
which would have = tendency TO defeai
The ends Of justice. Jurors as well a
are not infAllible. After discuss
the case you will not be as open iC
he reception Of the truth therefore b
no, 10 DO 30 outside the deliberA.
ion Of your jury room Allow no per
on to speak in your presence Of the case
"a trial. Such a thing no, only lacks
'rOprs,y but I, is highly improper. The
Of the jury system Is ,ha, !, b
preserved in its purity"
Tuesday. Wallace l.. Carter ~ps,i,ioaed
or leave TO marry again. Decree granted
Is per petition. A. S. Kimball for Pc
iiioner.
Wednesday. the eAss Of John A. Gal
ison. libelani. vs.. Mabel l.. GallisOn.
vas heard BY the Court. and divorce
Iorce deereed nisi for the cause Of utter
for more than three years. A.
Hsuiek. for hbelAnt. Hastings &
on. for respondent.
Thursday forenoon the Court heard the
Of Archie c. Wakefield. libelant.
%. Flora b Wakefield. Decree granted
Iisi for the cause Of utter dessrtion con.
inued fcr more than three yean. Frye.
& White. for hbelant.
Thursday afternoon the following eas
vas tired
No. 500. b. q. Hall -. Moses Ches-
~. Hon. John p. swsssy appeared for