Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-10-08

: & Srrour. Justice Presiding.
Charles T. Whitman, tieiS'
Fred \. Porter, ole. 'l'
N. r. Hammond, 'r'et'
Fuo,np y smith. County Attorney.
N R,rrows. Messenger.
Herrick &. Davis, LiorariAn'
Court will open Tuesday morning
with due formality, with officers a.
above. New grand and traverse Juries
will De- empaneled this term, and venires
have been returned as follows:
GRAND JURORS.
Y. ID. Bolster. Paris.
Daniel Il. Cram, Hiram.
Jacob ". Dresser, Albany.
A.C. Elliott, Rpmford.
George : Mari, Sweden.
Thomas Mclntire, Fryeburg.
Arthur +. Moody, Stonehsm.
William N. Pearson. Woodstock.
Albanus NJ. POttle, Lowell.
Charles II. Pugsley, Porter.
n. .. Rowe, Peru.
Edwin =. smith. Bethel.
\. l.. SoUle. oxford.
=. \. Stevens, Norway.
Byron &. Waite, Canton.
John 4. Wood, Buckield.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
James ID. Ames, Browafeld.
Edgar r. Barrows, Paris.
Joseph &. Bennett, Canton.
Arthur b. Briggs. sumner.
James l. Chase, Paris.
Harry ID Cole tsreenN OOG.
William &. Cole, Norway.
Arthur VI. Deering, Denmark.
Harrison Guptill, Porter.
CYRUS II. HAYES, Oxford.
Arthur G.. Howe, Hanover.
!. W. kilgOre, Newry.
+. \. Knight, Rumtord.
+. c. Larry, Gilead.
4. W. Libby. Buckfield.
g.. Perley McAllister, Lowell.
Willie N. Packard. Hebron.
Daniel W. Pierce, Hiram.
\. l.. !. Pike, Norway.
John j. Pike, Fryeburg.
Robbins Plummer, Waterford.
OlcOtt Il. Poor. AndOver.
". II. Porter, Rumtord.
Newton +. Richardson, Bethel.
Albert l.. Whitman, Bethel.
The continued docket Of civil cases /,
quite large, but that Is no index OF thu
length OF the term. IL may be longer
IL may be sh Drt,r
The grand jury have quite lot OF
work laid out for this term. There arr
thirteen inmates in the jlil-pTetty nesrly
fun lOad-and nine Of them are bound
4 fnffnugS
Edward Thrush. breaking and enter
ing Farnum'S i-Welry store AZ oNtort
He has been in j. all since the last OF Feb
rusry.
Frank \. DoIlof. coneealiug mOrtgag
ed property. Dolloif ws> the man who
went into New Hampshire With horse
mortgaged 20 George ". Stearns Of
Rumford. and who MAS found with some
difficulty. lie Was committed 10 jail II
March.
Arthur II. Bigelow is held on III,
charge of forgery Bigelow is the MAI
Who passed two worthless checks on Mr.
Barnes and Mr. NelCher u AndOyer, and
was arrested hy sheriff Porter on The
train between Rumford Falls and Can
ton.
Mrs. Arthur II. Bigelow Is bound over
on the charge of aiding prisoners TO es-
cape. The Democrat has already given
an account If her efforts 10 help her nus
band out OF Ill.
Franci, l.. Sears and Frederick Hogan
on the charge ot riotOuS conduct. They
are two Of The four men Who engaged in
the drunken riot on Maine Central ex-
cursiOn train, on sunday, Sept. %. CD
the other two, one jumped from the train
and the other paid tine.
Eugene Andrews and Frank Andrews
of Auburn were taken in oxford on the
charge Of transportation Of liquor.
james Stone was brought to Jail q few
days since by Deputy Sheriff Peniey OF
Bethel, TO await court on the charge OF
breaking and entering the dwelling
house Of George Il. Hoyt in Rumford.
stone il the same man who last wear at
tracted considerable attention by burg
larv in Oxford. lie broke into Mrs.
Keith's house. which WAS unoccupied
Just NJ that time. and packed up guam
titv Of plumber ready 70 carry oil, when,
coming across some alcohol, his appetite
oyercame him. and he wss found In a
condition where IL Was all one 10 him
whether he was arrested or not. At the
October term he Was sentenced 20 ten
months in Jail at Auburn. Since con-
pleting that sentence he has served
thirty DAYS for intOxicatiOn, and is now
again in the limboes.
Two or three others are bound over
for various offences TO this term Of court,
but are out on bail.
Notwithstanding the length Of this
criminal calendar, il il not likely that
there will be many criminal trials, as all
but one or two will probably plead
guilty.