The Republican journal., 1892-10-27
Supreme Judicial Court.
JUSTICE VIRGIN PRESIDING,

| JCSli' T. NINtIN lhESlblNT,
The Court heard a ease Friday, Columbus
Day 1t was:
c. S. Marston & Co., Boston, VS.. Ansel
Wadsworth, Sheriff of Waldo County. The
action was one of trespass, with damages al
legged at $500 The ptfs. formerly conducted
clothing business in Belfast. When the
company went out of business Mr.. Alfred
Murray, Of Rockland, "a creditor, attached 154
pairs of pants which the sheriff subsequently
sold on execution for 500 Tie pants We're
alleged to have been the property Of Wan
namaker & Brown, a firm having some con-
nection with the ptt. firm in this action.
The pltts allege that the pants We're not the
property of Wannamaker < Brown, but of
G. S. Marston 4 Co., hence this action.
The verdict was mot glulty''-in favor of
deft. Mcclellan for ptts. Mortand & john
son for deft
Christina X. Parker VS.. II. y. Lancaster
and ID. b. Southworth, Pltf's. husband was
formerly partner of tlefts. in the livery
business. After his death the widow the
pltf. in this action, settled with the firm
Plff says that in settling among other items
claimed to be due from the Parker estate
was bill of ~155 and interest due w. e.
Marshall Pltf. says She paid the bill with
the understanding that defts would pay Mr
Marshall, which they never did. She then
sued t. recover il back. The defts. denied
and said the Parker estate owed them $40.
The was tried at the October term 1850,
resulting III a verdict for ptf. in the sum of
S16lb. Exceptions We're filed and a motion
made for Il new trial. The law court granted
a new trial, and the case came up Saturday.
The pltf was nnn-~utcd. Rogers for plf
Fogler for 'left.
Jos. w. Hartman Us. 4. il. Goose. Stock
ton PARTIES. Pltl. was employed ny tile late
II. p. Clewlty After the latter's death nltt
claimed Il horse which lie said ClewleN gave
him in payment for services. The animal
WAS placed in the stable of deft. for safe
keeping, when ptf. replevined the animal
and sold it. The defence was that pltf had
been paid for services, and that Clcwlev
was not of sound and dsposing mind. PlH.
was non-suited Mcclellan for pltt. Duntnu
for ,eft.
Hiram knuwltun. Portland. assignee in
equity, VS.. Carol Turner, Of Palermo. +.
c. Turner, of Palermo, was insulvent, and
was going through Insolvency. The deft. in
this action is brother and led claim
of 81 900. which the Judge allowed. Mr..
knowlton, assignee, left before the award
was made, but as he says it was agreed that
the verdict was to be made known to him
He was not notified for one month, and thu;
lost his appeal. He petitioned the SuMeme
Court to ALLOW his appeal. Mr.. Knuwltor
also objected to the discharge Of Turner
The cases We're heard Tuesday. but the
Judge has not made his decision.
The Grand Jury reported at eleven oclocL
Wednesday, having been in session more
than one week. While the indictments have
not been made public, there are "A large num-
her. Rum"r SAYS every person in town hold
ing government license, except druggists
has been indicted Il liquor seller.
Benz Williams, III equity, Us. Elijah ans,
Susan Fiyt, Freedom parties. An action Il
recover debt. On trial. Thompson <
Dunton for plh. Fogler for deft.
DIVORCES
MARY Whitmorc from Francis Whitnort
Belfast parties.
Horace f. Myricll from Mary +. Myricl>
Troy parties.
Austin w. Frohocl from Care,ta Fro
hork. LincoInvi!e parties.
Ida +. Conner from Joseph l.. Conner
Unity parties.
William j. Fletcher from Georgia w
EIat,.lar