Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-01-12
Cases Before the Waldo County
Cont.

Special to the KENNEBEc JOURNAL
| Belfast, Jan. 10.-Following is a lis
Of the indictments found by the grand jury
this session, their settlement and the settle.
ment of those found last term Clarencs
Knowlton, single sale. Verdict by jury
not guilty. vivaldo Reynolds, Burnham
single sale. Cspias issued by order Of tn.
court. Henry Thomas, breaking and en-
tering; arraign ed, pleaded guilty. recoy
nizsnce in the sum of $780, with Elbridgs
| A. Thomas as sureties. Maitland B.
Smith, cspiss ordered to be issued a
once. Daniel o. Connell. cspiss ordered
issued at once, common nuisance, single
sale. Principal and sureties defaulted
Fred A. Carter, single sale, Not. Pros
| Charles Skinner. mol. pros. Everett
Hodgdop, common seller; mol. pros. John
Dorr, common seller; capias ordered to be
issued at once. second offence, cspias or.
dered. John Carroll. single sale mol. pros
by reason Of death of respondent. John
| F. Dyer, Principal aud suereties defaulted
capias ordered. Fred A. Morse, keeping q
drinking house; capiss ordered. Thomas
Conpor, single sale; County Attorney says
respondent is out Of the State. Maitland
B. Smith, common nuisance, single sale.
drinking house; capiss ordered. Luther
A. Emmons, single sale; final for State be.
cause of the absence Of witness in behalf
of the State. James Cochran. drunkness,
mol. PROS. In payment of SIP 90, paid.
John A. Barlow, drunkenness; capias
ordered. Sewall Hunter, assault and
battery; mol pros. Robert Brownrigg,
single sale; capias ordered Merrill A.
Tenney, drinking house, ETC.; capias Or
dered Anson p. Benner, single sale
cspias ordered. Frank f. Nash, common
seller. drir king house, etc. capias ordered.
Chandler W. Abbott, drinking house, etc.
capias ordered to be served Immediately
upon the re spondent, upon expiration of the
sentence he is now serving; Sanford
Cleaves, common seller; cspiss to be issued
by direction Of county attorney. John F
Dorr, common seller, single sale; cspia.
ordered. VIM. A. Fenlssson vs.. Josie
Fenlasson; cause, seven years utter deser-
ton Divorce decreed.
| schooner Odelle, Bullock. is being
loaded With hay by L. T. Shsler & Co.
| A large party from Belfast rode to
Evansville on Friday evening, to attend the
opening of dancing school in that place.
| In May 1879 the spring meeting OF the
| Wheelman's League was held at Lewiston.
At that time it was talked of having the
next meeting, which would be May 30
1891, st Belfast. This would be a good
idea, as Belfast has every facility for Civ
ing the boys good time, the Crosby Inr
being league hotel. The boys now think
of trying to have the League of Wheelmer
meet here two days, on the second giving
them sail down the bav.
The annual meeting Of the Waldo HORSE
Breeders Association. which met at Brack
elt's office, elected the following executive
committee X. II. Coombs, j. c. Town
send, B. II. Consnt, II. f. Haley and II B
Heagen. They voted to give an entertain
mept on the 4,h OF July next. and three
days Breeders meeting the last week il
August. They also voted to open the colt
stakes TO the State and to take the town OF
Albion into the association. A meeting Of
the association will be held next Saturday
and officers elected.
| Miss Charlotte Colburn entertained
progressive euchre party at her house or
Church street a few evenings ago. There
were nine tables, about forty being present
Miss Maud Barker took the first priz'
among the ladies and Mr. Geo. II. Bemi
the first among the gentlemen.
Saturday young colt owned ard driver
by Mark Mendall Of Browns Corner, wa
frightened uesr the end of the square by
sleigh upsetting and jumping suddenly b
threw Mr.. Mendsll out and ran up Higl
street, breaking large glass window o
Wilton Car,er's store. Finally after com
p!etely demolishing the sleigh he va
stopped at the foot of Main street.