Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-02-20

ne Trains were ABOUT on tune, ana 4
the court officers, jurors, and most Of Il
lawyers Of the county, were assemble
az the hour Of opening.
Several members Of the bar Of 9th,
counties were also present, includin
Judge Henry G. Peabody and w.
Chapman Of Portland, Leslie C. Cornis
Of Augusta, and Walter p. Perkins ,
Cornish.
Prayer WAS offered by Rev. W.
Brooks, ID. D., OF the South Paris Coz
gregstional church, after which tn
usual proclsmstions were made, and IN
roll OF the grand jury WAS called, all tn
eighteen members responding 70 the
names. The grand jury were then di'
missed TO their room, and the travers
juries were empsneled as follows:
FIRST JuKr.
Horace y. Bolster. Paris. Foreman.
Henry c. Abbott. Andover.
Charles 8. Akers, Norway.
A. Judson Blzke. 6iseAd.
Walter N. Briggs, Backneld.
Chsuncey c. Bryant. Bethel
Albion l.. Douglass. Dix8eld.
s. A. Eames, Newry.
Elbridge 4. farnuIn. Hiram.
Fred A. Foster, NORWAY.
william r. Gunther. Bethel.
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SECOND JURY.
Albanus Pottle; Lowell. Foreman.
n nmon wcSnan sS.n ans
,orre n. Perkins. Hebron.
Clarence VI. Pride. Waterford
Robert Reel. Mexico.
Arthur c. Kicker. Woodstock.
Jasn y s,e1ssns Rnmsor,i
Clayton - sgring, BSosnoeh.
0.horn n 1rscS pa" ""'''
orhhSo shS'
L. = Task ereen~ooa-
Adoiphus ID. fessenden OF DENMARK
who WAS not present, and Cnaries Il
Elils OF canton ana frank l. Manson OF
okIoru, VINO Here present., Were eAeuse'
from se'ving' TOT various ressons'
Inc eau OF tue uocket proceeoeu, re
sultins IN trni hst Oh seventeen c'ses
~hich was s"on reaueea oy several o.
the eases oeins uisposeo oi Ia one wa,
ana another "hen II came 10 sssisn'ni
the e,s's tnat remsined TOT trSi, va,t
Gus hinarsnces, suen as tn1 swtu' eonnf
llon OF tne "eAsneI' .ne ssnu arm,
hs =. u,,. -, "a o,ha,
' ~. 80 . a.s. =,
'aAt's', p.sssuseu s 30 s.'., ~ =,
~! 'ons - aoe any, aas ,I ~ a.u.sS
s"te,a - rsn..Ssr 81 . e. n,no,
800 $4,000 10y tn.
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INV ai'ei"o"u'
ONE OF THE cUsHMAN CASES.
va.oasa.r s,,s,,oo, ,ba,s w.s q
-, -. 4. ~ 60 =, E,hsr
VIII. =, a. ,r,.,.ss q, ,hs N.,hoS;sr
: n,scon.I Chnrch % Son,b paris. va
q nj ., =, syecn,ors Th,.
ami, hronyh, on a mote given by
he late VIM. =. Cushmsn of South
Paris. payment of which was resisted on
The ground that IL WAS without consider
stion- Inc su,. y one oI uu.'
,iIs'uk o., % Nj. Us" 49, - sps,s
iispose y. u's Plope'S us -" -.
IL VIII oe reonenoe,eu CIV, eo"s ',u ~
presious 10 uas oes'u wv ,s,n :. ~ ~
nanus OF severn psr.es, ,uk wy
''us.ees vi tne enuIsn, '.ss W.,
'Aioins CERTAIN SECURITIES, eao 'uSvu, m. ~
which ne Was 10 retain durins MS nie-
lime. in the envelope given 10 tns
trustees OF the ehurca was oo1e .uu
mortgage payment OF when Was is,eI
rendered, ana Mr.. Cusnman TOOK ,ne
note and mortgage ana suostituteo MS
personI note, on wnicn TINS SUIT Was
Drought. AFTER nearing s.stement ol
ne case .ne eour. o,u~'eu Juusneu, ~.
me pisln'ius Ier s''o -, '.e s Ta ~ -,
NE no,@, WIN interest ion us'e W
= men nemsnd vas msue "'sa. snJ
"lisoh q o,s. Ior piA"'' LAWS "'
ssssey tor oelense. IL.
Inc court con'oueu 10 session, WIZ
only few minor matters 10 take up tee
lime, until Friday morning, when the
first jury trial was begun.
nv. v,r,n
N uon..s =. C,.r,.. "
Teorxe n. no.iAnu $500. %,
: 'eiI. aa ss''oa ~ 80 .e.. Ia nr T;s,d 20
~ niiexeo yusvuu, - a. sa,a r.
n"ms1u I've ~ ,us
me sPa.uk Vi io'' -. "a ,.S.a d.,
'SIn, s'e,, ou oI -. $50 wsn,
anu nsIoo'' suu :" 1879 -
20 the nome OF nj. rie'g IT., ~ Su~". ~; aS
bought 90" y, nun. "e Wv,
was iresh 10 MIX, was " 'ns ps'S
sno tney eouiu uv1 k' NV .. y, he
aeeoruing ~ nj, .io = ~ ss IL ~
Iola ni. riela VA" ~. II 'h he, NJ r,s,T
"a shs w.s All right and Mr.. Holland
Maid the price asked, aud hired q man tc
drive her 10 Buckfeld, so he could start
her for Portland tina; night. When hs
came 70 milk the COW he found she had
what he calls a "wind teat," that Is, the
passage 10 one test WAS INSTRUCTED &C
that il Was long, slow job to get the
milk from that quarter OF the bag, thus
largely reducing the value OF the COW
de later mace oensno uPou MI 'ei'
NJ rad aa,ied that ne warranted
the COW in all respects. He had sned
The COW for only a few weeks, and abe
had NOT given milk while he had be-
until within twenty-four hours OF tn
time he sold her. He told Mr.. Hollant
that he had never MIXED the COW, anC
',;s ., 80, .nv,binu .hopt her IA ,
utn wv - I-a o.
mixer. Furthermore. the demand 10
WAS not made until two year
.t,ar Tho 90 w vsa sold
WI E m. g. c,.,r,
Dyer ana fosler q nersey ior Pisin'
if. Wright for defendant.
,rns ,r;sl ~ rhis Gaze occupjed abou
s,. g. -iat.s,W al -
naii u''' .O
COOLING vs. HAHifoAp.
George w. Cooling vs.. Inhabitants o
Hartford. An action brought oy COdinl
10 recover pay for conveying his boy .
school. The hearing Of this case Wa
he0un Friday afternoon. After heariu