Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22

defendant claiming to have bought and
eventually paid for her. The Judge In
strucied the jury that the first question
for them to deciJe was, who bought the
cowt The jury was ont but a short time
and returned verdict for the plaintiff.
Walter 4. Blake, indicted for arson,
Tor settling fire o. the buildings ~ hls
sistcr-ln-law nj South Paris, Was arraign-
ell and plead guilty. AFTER inquirlng
Into the circumstances 20 the case, Judge
Poster remarked briefly on the serious
nature 81 the ofiense, aud sentenced him
io four year. In state prison.
The regular business IL the court was
suspended Wednesday afternoon aud
the time devoted Ia the court exercises
relative Ia the death ~ =. =. Gibson,
Esq. lately deccased. The cNerci.cs
were impressive anl slngularly FREE from
that hcartless forinalliy which sometimes
chancterises ceremonies ~ thl. nature.
Not sound was heard In the room save
the voice ~ the speakers ~ they paid
their tribute Ia the memory ~ the de-
parted brother.
Judge Frye ~ l.ethcl made the open
Ing remarks Ia very appropriate words
and gave a brief history ~ Mr.. .ibson's
life. lie then moved the adoption ~
some resolution. relating "a Mr.. Glbson's
death. lie was followed by 4. L. Her
rick. James :. Wright. aud John T..
swasey, Esqs., aud Judge Foster, all of
whom spoke fecllngly, cloquently, aud
la most appropriate terms. cut ~ re-
.pcci To the memory II the deceasssi,
Judge Poster then adjourned court for
the day.
The rrmarks ~ the speaker. will h"
given In fall In our next issue.
TIrI uNiI,rrl.
The following indictments we're found
by the grand jury AZ the prrseni term
state " rranl q. tserv,l
pti.nnlns vel
STATE ~ Arhur Risharlson.
Cssnu,oa .slisf
STATE ". Arthur Risharls"n.
Nuisancs
state " tursns CLARK
tArsny
STATE :. w,nsr G. nhls.
state v. Nslisp Iau,,arl saa Isp-', n. n'r'
ia.
Aiuhsrv
state - tsasr Cr,-aksr.
Garnnnu seier
state " John thirtiss
fufgrfF
state " " alter suitan
As.suh all t,siisry.
STATE ~ Carroi isa'iu sol wahsr ii"~ari
tarsnr
STATE v. win. Ilissin.. o. CAlsl.
ClucatinE ~ fAlss pFvtsnss.
state ~ lance Love. ~.
Ch-siiur by faiss prvtsncs.
rIIr UNfirp.
Mr.. Clsra \. IIcsse. wife ~ Arthur l..
Reese. ~ Woodstock, was granted ~
Norr~, with costs on the chargv ~
gro.s and confirmed habits ~ intoNica-
tlon. Custody ~ a minor child prayed
Tor.
Mr.. Jane ". Thomes. wife ~ sylvia
nus y. 1homes. ~ BYRON, obtained III
vorcc with cosis) on the charge ~ cruel
~.
\ diNonr With costs was derrcci tO
Mr.. fpnccna Douglass. wife ~ VIM.
N. Douglass. 20 Hiram. Custody ~
minor child PRAYED for.
Ia the ease ~ GeOrgr ". lIerrick ".
Nhhic 4. llerrick, divorce Nas decrr~,i
Tor ,lrssriion. llsfcn Tor llbelant.
Charles r. Jones oh,ain~l dlyorc~
~ hrseriiou. lIafen for lihelant.
| lAft " hNFlffk W. NffFfffl W
Vorr~ frum Edward ". Nuriock for
thr-e y~srs' dc.eriion. SNasey for "
h.lant.
Rnuun, W knowlion. ~ llcihel,
49,. irrrc~l diyorcc from Charles II.
knovlion for cruelty Nnd abusive ifyai-
mcnt.
Io.eph n. Young. Rnckheld. obtained
a dl,oryc from AMANDA VI. Young.
Thursdav morning the rase state ".
funk I. Everett VS. open~l. County
Niorney iIerssy fur tho state. SWasrv
Cor respondent. This l. the Hebron veil
poisoning cas~, which attracted much
attention NJ Tho time ~ the occurrenc"
lat February. and was fully reported IN
the Democrat. Tho r,idenc" was al In
saturday FORENOON. aud count adjourned
until Monday. Monday morning the
arguments wer- made and the ca. given
io the jury ~ three o'clock Monday after
noon.
Tho Jury was out bat short time and
returned verdict ~ not guilty.
Count will ADJOURN hnally this Monday
afternoon.