The Somerset reporter., 1893-09-21


Edward +. Rowell. Madison.
William Stanley. Smithfeld.
Allen Webber. Hartland
Charles \. Whiting. Norridgewock
TRAY ERSE il RORS.
FIRST jury.
Ansel Holway, Foreman. Skowhegan
Elias Andrews. Bingham.
Andrew II. Bailey, Cambridge
| Augustus trowell. SkoWhngan
Newton II. Caswel,
Daniel u, Dcano,
Charles Dunbar, Madison
Allen G.. Goodwin. Fairfield
Mark Gray, Starks.
Charles NJ. Hill, Moscow.
|. W. Narney. Smithfield
John b. Longley, Norrdgewock.
SECOND JuRY.
d. IL. Record. Foreman, Anson
John n. Martin, Pittsfield
Charles X. McCrillis. Palmyra
W. s. Merrill, Harmony
Heman H. Norton. Detroit
Granville ID. Perkins, Madison
Frank Rand, Canaan.
Allen Rowell, Cornville
Albion Small, Athens.
Albert Williams. Hartand
Sprague Taylor, Fairfield
y. Il. Tyler, st. Adams.
SrPERNrMERARIEs.
Mortimer York, Brighton
Edbert Kelley. Fairfield
The attorneys present at the opening
of Court were ). j. and l.. j.. Walton,
L. F. Danforth, 5. W. Gould, E. n.
Merrill, Forrest Goodwin. 4. =. Coffin,
w. NJ. +. Brown. Skowhcgan; c. A.
Wilbur, c. o. Small Z. V. Stevens,
Madison J. J. Parlin, Aug. Simmons,
No. Anson; {. A. Harrington, Edward
Lowe, So. Norridgewock Geo. g..
Weeks. Geo. NJ. Chapman, Fairfield; J..
W. Manson. f. w. Hovey, Abel Davis,
| Pittstield; ID. ID. Stewart, st. Adams !:
ID. +. Thompson, Hartland; J. +. IIol-
man. Athens; W. Il. Jordan, Bingham
W. b. Brown. Solon; w. c. philbrook
| c. f. johnson, f. W. Clair. II. b. Eaton,
$. 5. Brown, Waterville; o. ID. Baker,
Augusta; +. b. Barrett. Canaan; S. H.
Willard. Mercer.
+. p. Viles, sheriff. is serving his first
term in Court since his appointment.
He presides with dignity as though to
the manner born. His deputies present
at the opening of Court were Lyman
Grant, SCION; Simon Fox. Athens; f. L..
Harding, Madison F. p. Pennell, Har-
mony; Frank l.. Chase, Fairfield: John
Smith. Norridgewock; II. NJ. Waugh,
Starks; Scot Knowles, No. New Port
land; h. 5. Williams, lIartland Jos.
| Atkinson, No. Arson.
several actions between l.. l.. Nor
rison and the First National Bank of
! Skowhegan. which have been on the
docket several terms are set down for
trial the last of this week.
Among other important actions set
for trial during the term are Inhabitants
| of Mercer VS. Inhabitants of Starks; A.
ID. Cassidy W kennebec Log Driving
Company; Geo. w. Sawyer VS. Richard
W. Stafford; Richard W. Stafford VS.
Geo. w. Sawyer; Albert c. Wade VS.
Henry Ridley: Nira +. Ridley VS. Henry
Ridley, 2 cases.
The calling of the docket disclosed n
large number VI cases ready for trial,
and the indications are that court will
hold into the fourth week.
247 new entries are made, the largest
number at any one term for several
years.
The. following cases were disposed of
the first day: Maria f. Davis was grant
ed a divorce from John G.. Davis for
causes of intoxication, non-support and
cruel an | abusive treatment
Lizzie l.. Chapman VS. Lafayette $.
Greenleaf. action for covenant broken.
The report of referees finds that the
land was encountered by three separate
rights of way and assesses damages for
plaintiff to the amount of S2l5.93. }. j.
Parlin for pitt; j. c. Holman for deft
Benz Cooley vs. Romandel NJ. Cooley,
action for board of cattle. etc; report
of referee finds for plaintiff in the sum
of sl24.0i.
Leander Cooley vs. Charles NJ. Cooley,
account for hay. board, ETC.. referee
finds for plaintiff in the sum of sG5.50.
Romandel NJ. Cooley vs. Benz Cooley,
action for board cash. etc; referee
finds nothing due the plaintiff
Charles NJ. Cooley VS. Lender Cooley,
account for labor, pasturing. etc. :;
referee finds nothing due the plaintiff.
| We,,nemlay. Sept. 2O.-Elvira Veazie.
Complt.. VS. Inhabitants of Madison, APP
peal from estimate of damages on town
| way laid out by the selectmen of Madi-
son; E. p. Coffin, Esq. Harry c. Powers
and T.. F. Paine, a committee appointed
by the Supreme Court to estimate the
damages, file their report giving plain
tiff damages in the sum of 1920. Wal
ton and Walton, attys for pltintih; c..
A. WILDER, atty for defts.
Calvin Blake VS. David Sawyer, action
on a prOmissory note for Sl9S.72, given
by David Sawyer to Fuller, Buck & Co.,
in 1879. Defense is the statute of
| limitations. This action has been once
tried and afterwards taken to the law
court on exceptions. Trial unfinished.
j. o. Bradbury and :. j. Walton for
pltf; Merrill Il Cover for dcft.