Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-10-10
SUPREME. JUDICIAL COURT,
OCTOBER TERN, 1898.
COURT OFFICERS.

COURT OFFICERS.
Hon. A. Y. wiswell, Justice Presiding.
Albert =. Austin, Clerk.
G. o. Barrows, Stenographer.
T.. =. smith, County Attorney.
lame. l.. Parker, sheriff.
III. T.. Hammond. Deputy as Crler.
Chandler Garland, Jsiler.
W. A. Barrows, Messenger.
lIerrick &. Davis, Librarian.
The October term Of Supreme judicial
Court for Oxford County opens at Paris
Tuesday morning, Oct. 10, with officers
as above. Venires have been returned
for jurors as follows:
GRAND JURORS.
Elias II. Abbott, Rumford.
Frank X. Andrews, Woodstock.
John l.. Bailey, Andoyer.
Grin X. Barrows, STOW.
Jesse II. Berry, Denmark.
James y. Bicknell, Buckfleld.
George \. Blake, Brownfield.
william y. Caldwell, Oxford.
II. II. Goodwin, Bethel.
Arthur =. Hall, Paris.
Andrew ). Hapgood, Waterford.
II. J. Holt, Norway.
l.. II. McCollister, Canton.
Charles Stanley, Dixfield.
Hazen w. Stevens, Fryeburg.
Charles y. Walker, Peru.
willard ID. Wight. Newry.
Almou Young, Hiram.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Orison w. Adams, Hiram.
Elmer II. Austin, Buckheld.
III. ". Bolster, Paris.
j. A. Bradbury, Norway.
J. Henry Davis, Woodstock.
Clifford ". Eastman, Stoneham.
Horace NJ. Fisk, Waterford.
John Forhsn, Canton.
Joseph A. Holt, Denmark.
Ezra Keen, Hartford.
George A. Klmball, Lowell.
A. Wesley Mekeen, fryeburg.
J.H. Millett, Norway.
Daniel Il. Mills, Mason.
w. 3. Newman, Dlxfield.
Frank Packard, Hebron.
John Pierce, Paris.
Charles T. Poor, Andover.
Cyrus Rolfe, Albany.
Lewis A. SAndborn, Bethel.
william II. Sewall. sumner.
Jordan Stacy, Porter.
Nathan A. Stezrus, Bethel.
Warren q. slower, Brownfeld.
Young A. Thurston, Rumford.
willard q. whittle, Greenwood.
l.. G. willoughby, Mexico.
The continued civil docket contains
al cases. OF course large number of
these aie referred, or are equity cases,
or libels for divorce, so that the num-
Der which may be drawn upon for the
trial Hat n considerably less than the
total number. There are - cases on the
continued criminal docket, the respond
euts In most Of them being In parts un-
known, though few Of them are con-
tlnued during good behavior.
The jail nov has i've inmates, ~ fol-
lows: John w. Davis, Lynn, Mass,
John \. Cook, Pittsfeld, Mass, serving
seuteuce Of eight months for larceny Of
teams belonging TO Thede Thsyer.-sen-
tence expires Oct. 30th; Eugene q. Mer-
rineld, Woodstock, awaiting the October
term on an Indictment - common seller /;
Eugene knight, Norway, serving seq
tencs In default Of payment Of nne and
coats for larceny Of pair Of boots; p.
Alweli, Rumford, serving sentence OF
thirty DAYS for malicious mischief. The
jall contains no other inmates than
those named above, who are there for
cause, though somebody has been try
Ing TO Get In for some time.
A large number Of people In one town
In the county are said 70 have been sum-
moned TO appear before the grand Jury,
and the joks Of it it 10 that nobody
knows Who 10 the unlucky wight who Il
60 be sshauled over the coals." Even
the witnesses themselves don't know
who n 20 b affected BY their testimony.
but then, the Ignorance Of . grand Jury
witness u the dsnssst thing on earth.