Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-04

son to suppose mat any grand illrOr
: is to be bought, frightened or weakly
turned by any Imaginable personal
consequence to himself. from the plain
path of his duty to the public there is
life. property and reputation safest:
there is realized the soundest condi-
ton of civilized society.
The law does much to protect such
faithful duty from any evil results to
the juror personally. and to sustain
him in manly course, vet much nee
essarily depends upon the courage.
honesty and sound judgment of each
fndi, idual juror: these attributes are
the foundation. without which the
whole jury system. grand or traverse.
becomes either a mockery or an en-
CINE Of persecution. Individual moral
character is. after all, the ultimate
safeguard Of society: the bed rock of
our security.
Your regular terms Of service during
the year. besides the present term will
be the terms of court beginning on the
first Tuesdays Of December and April,
being the only terms for the trans
action of criminal business. In case of
your dismissal before the adjournment
of court. you may be again summoned
5y the court if occasion should reuuiie
it.
The members of the grand jury are
as follows: Charles Morrill,. Manley II.
Pike Arthur {. Titcomb. Augusta; Otis
c. Brown. Benton: w. w. Brown. Wa
terville: George II. Bryant. Oakland:
A. II. King. Monmouth: G. NJ. knowles.
Manchester: Frank F. Lehman. Gar
diner; Alphis Richardson, Clinton:
Frank Richardson. Farmingdale;
Charles Saben. Windsor: Thomas e.
Seavey. West Gardiner: F. A. Turner,
Chelsea: c. f. Warren. Winslow. Mr..
Warren was chosen foreman. S. F.
Brann and J. G.. Darrah of WaterviIle.
were excused.
The members of the traverse jury arc
as follows: Arthur Wing. c. f. Pierce.
Augusta: C. J. Pelleter Waterville;
Frank Abbott. Sidney; Will Fitzgerald.
Randolph: George T. Haley. Gardiner:
Archie W. Hall. Vienna: John n. Hall,
China: l.. Nj. Norris. Wayne: Parker
Powers. Pittston: T.. f. Pulsifer Read
field: Charles A. Stilson. Nassalboro;
Andrew J. Tozier. Litchfield; L. NJ.
Wing Albion; William A. Winter.
Hallowell S. w. Lane Of Augusta,
and Nathaniel S. Emery and H. A.
Toward of Watervile. were excused.
Charles A. Stlson of Vassaboro, was
selected as foreman.
The following members of the bar
We're in attendance: Emery o. Bean,
E c. Ambrose. Readfield: A. c. Still
phen. c. A. knight. o. &. Clason. A. NJ.
Spear. George W. Heselton, Guy A. Hill
dreth. l.. NJ Sanborn. w. G. Atkins.
Gardiner: Orviile d. Baker. Arson NJ.
Goddard. Benedict F. Maher. F. j. c.
Little. George {. Sheldon. NJ. :. Hol-
way. w II. Fisher. Willard L. Nc
Fadden. Lewis y. Burleigh. Joseph
Williamson. Jr. - W. Jones. Lendall
Ttcomb Melvin L. Sawtelle. +. w.
Whtehouse, E. NJ. Thompson. T.
Lynch. Augusta: w. c. Philbrook.
Charles F. Johnson. Harold F. Cook. $.
S. Brown, Harvey d. Eaton. J. A.
Laterneau. F. W. Clair WaterVille: II.
A. Priest. Nassalboro; p. A. Smith.
Fairfield; {. o. Small. Madison; II. +.
Foster. Winthrop: f. &. Ambrose.
Readfield.
The grand jury will deliberate upon
the following bound over cases: Panl
Balduc and Joseph Nigue. Waterville,
larceny: Michael Ryan. Chelsea. as
sault with a dangerous weapon and as
sault and battery; Thomas Allen, Ran
dolph. obtaining goods under false pre-
fences: Frank f. Bayles. Augusta as
saut with intent to kill: James Gift
ford Chelsea. assault with dangerous
weapon: John Boiler. Gardiner. lar
ceny: Charles Holmes. Richmond.
larceny: Frank A. McClench and
Charles l.. Payson. Hallowell man.
slaughter: Moses Butler, Jr.. Water
vile. breaking. entering and larceny
in the night time; William Gilbert. Au
susta. larceny: Joseph Nachon. Water
VILE breaking. entering and larceny
in the night time: Q. Fl. WEIGH. Bel
grade. larceny: Arthur Trask. Au-
gusta. larceny.
The traverse jury will report at $50
o'clock this morning.
County Attorney Leigh stated. last
evening. that the grand jury would not
report for several days.