Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-15
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
IRirr vs.. RIpLON.

Daniel III. Trip W. Charles ID. Hi
Ion. This case occupied the day Mon
dsy. Pisiutiff's home MAS In schoo
District No. 10 Ia the town of Porter
n. rented q place In District No. =, an,
on the Jlst Of March. lsa1, moved som'
of hi. goods aud part Of his family there
aud sent his children to school In tina
district. claiming Il ne his residence
The children were regarded ne intruders
and finally on one Of the hrst days ~
July, were forcibly elected from tn
school, the teacher calling upon the de
PENDANT aud another man to eject them
TIL. suit Was brought for damages re-
sultlng from the loss of time OF tn
plaintiffs minor sop, by reason OF inju
ries received when be Was elected.
Defence maintained that the PLAINTIFF
alleged residence In No. : Was not I
LoAG de residence, but q "sort % camp
Ing out" To secure an apparent claim u
the school privileges In that district
Plaintiffs scholars, said the defendant
were intruders, and the defendant has
q legal right Ia eject them, aud used M
more force about u than WAS necessary
The trouble was shown Ia be Of Ions
standing, and u Was claimed by the de
PENDANT that the plaintiffs action Wal
the result of personal spite.
Verdict for defendant. Fife for plaint
In. Perkins for defendant.
Tuesday morning the case ~ y. L.
T,bbets, executor, W. Eben y. Rand
WAS In order. The parties and theil
~itnes.e. aud the counsel we're on hand
at the opening Of court. but soon ther,
Was q consultation In the lobby, and u
Was announced that the matter wa'
practically settled. There being moth
Ing el.c % Importance ready court adj
burned about 10 o'clock until the next
dsy. Most Of the court officers and
members of the bar attended the tuner
al of Hon. u. N. nesrce At Norway In
the afternoon.
"Wednesday mornlng . number OF mi
nor matters were disposed Of, then Oh,
Ryerson case Was taken up S related
elsewhere. After that was through
With. Eugene Herbert Arris was brought
In and retracted his plea Of not guilty
and pleaded guilty. on the charge oi
breaking aud entering aud larceny.
Mr.. Swasey addressed the court In be-
half Of Arri., stating that Arris va.
intoxicated st the time of the affair. aud
that !, was the fir.t time be had ever
been arrested.
County Attorney smith addressed the
court, stating that Arris, Dotwithstand-
Ing his intoxicated condition, showed
considerable deliberation In his move
ments, and that he thought that the cir
cumstances Of the case required that full
Justice should be done.
The court deferred sentence 10 look
up Arr; record.
The session of the court Wednesday
afternoon opened late, a. there VAS IT.
tie business to do. The jurors we're dis
charged by Judge whitehouse, and the
court soon adjourned, nearly every body
connected with Il going To Norway,
though there WAS at that time little Idea
% the extent or the dangerous character
Of the fire.
The day Thursday Was mostly taken
up With the Ryerson matter.
CRIMINAL MATTERS.
In the case Of state W.. Moses Storer-
two indictments, common seller and
uuisance-the following disposition was
made: storer pleads nolo contendere To
both indictments. The Indictment for
common seller IL continued to the Octo-
Der term for sentence. The nuisance
indictment IL continued for sentence,
sentence not to be imposed unless the
respondent violates the laws.
Daniel Hyde, who had pleaded guilty
TO the larceny OF about 600, was sen
fenced to too years In state prison.
Eugene Herbert Arris, Who had plead
ed guilty To breaking and entering at
l,umford Falls, was sentenced to one
year In Auburn jail, no previous charge
against him having been discovered.
OrTiGSON.sNALL.
The several cases Of various nature be-
tween Addie A. Ottignou and Zelda b.
small were family referred TO Judge
whltehouse, his decision TO be final.
Cakes Of Auburn appeared for Mrs. OF
tiguou, Wright for Eielda y. Small.
These cases resulted from attempts to
divide the estate Of Joshua Small Of An
dover, Of whom the parties were the
aud only heirs. The wran-
gle has lasted over q year and half, and
has been complicated With many side
issues.
The hearing began Friday after Mr..
Cakes had arrived on the forenoon train
aud had time TO look over the matter
little. Il Was long drawn out, - the
parties, Who were the principal witness
20, were intensely 10 earnest and were
not familiar With the rules regarding the
sdmlssibillty Of evidence, while they had
. magnlncent command Of language
which at times defied the efforts Of all
with the case TO stop Il. The
hearing contlnued until supper time,
then q an evening session until 10
o'clock. and the next mernlng from ! rs
until almost time for the stage 10 leave.
when it Was dnally stopped and the
c ,urt was sdjourned. Judge whltebouse
has not vet rendered HE decision.
The following divorces have been
granted, additional to those reported
last week:
Della Q. Berry. nssls,. vs. JoAa Z. nsrry.
y..si. " wAi,.... ns.l.... Va JsA. ".
Whitman-
rA;: !; S!:... us..... vs.. '... &C..
ysAs Ssssrss,a. nssAss. W csTss S,s,ss.