Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-09-09

THOMAS LEIGH. County Attorney.
FRED w. LEE, StenogTapher.
Augusta. Monday, Sept. 8.
The grand jury for the September
term of the Superior court for Kenne-
bee county will convene at the Court
house at 10 O'Clock, Tuesday morning.
The jury will be new one and will
serve for one year.
There are a number of matters that
will engross the jury's attention and it
is believed that it will be in session
over a week.
The traverse jury will also report
Tuesday morning as civil cases are as
signed for that day.
The following intentions of declara-
ton of citizenship, renouncing all al
legiance to King Edward VII, king Of
Great Britain and ireland, were filed:
Joseph r. Annis, Charles E. Smiley,
Gordon w. Wayness, Jr., William
Wayness, Pittsfield; Maurice +.
Moore, Augusta.
The following persons announced
their declaration of citizenship and
naturalization, also renouncing ALE
glance to King Edward VII: Gus
pooler, Hugh Hurley, John O'Clair,
Paul Blanchard, Leon LcClair, OIner
Baulieu. Joseph Burnor, Albert Poulin.
John Vigue, William John McKinron,
Joseph Buttau, Sam Roderick, John S.
Beleau, Paul Vigue, Fred Dulac, Show
hogan; Joseph r. PicKen, Fred Cyr,
Hartland: Edward Seman, John Hen
derson James Halliday, John G. Little,
Pittsfield: George Bison, Alfred j.
Rogers. Charles Bushey, Waterville;
Albert F.. Lackey, Gardiner; Hedley {.
Black, Jason l.. Faulkmham, Eugene
Brenneau, Mark Canon, Ernest Le-
vale, Winthrop; William Drube (sol-
dier), Augusta.
The following persons were organi-
zed, having filed their intentions over
two years ago: Isaac L. Whitman,
John Gaughan. Pittsfield; Victor
Robichand. George Eddington. Water
Vile: Archibald Campbell, HalloweH;
George F. Merrill, Winslow. They were
former subjects of King Edward VII
of Great Britain.
Joseph Hutstinor of Waterville, re-
nounced his allegiance to William,
Emperor of Germany, and was
naturaliZed.
The traverse jurors for the term are
as follows: A. H. Bailey, Winthrop;
Adulph G. Borchardt: Gardiner: Car
ence A. Brann. West Gardiner; Fred j.
Brown, Farmingdale: Nathan T. Fol
som. Augusta; ]. H. Hinkley, Mon
mouth; G. A. HodgdDn. Clinton; John
B. Hodsdon. Oakland: Ralph o. Hol-
way, Waterville; Parker N. Savage,
Augusta; Daniel Luce. Readfield; Wal
ter jackson. Waterville: j. II. Pierce,
Windsor; Scott Powers, Chelsea; Z. A.
Sanborn. Benton: Frank B. Smith. Au-
gusta: Charles H. Soule. Waterville; j.
H. Whitehouse. Winslow.
The grand jurors are as follows:
Charles i. Call, Pittston; Frank ;.
Cowan. Sidney; w. f. Crocker. Fav-
cite: f. F. Crommett, Albion; c. "a.
Faunce. Wavne: Charles c. Getchell,
Hallowell Frank d. Gilman, Itch
field: Alpheus D. Guild. Augusta; J. M.
Greaney, Waterville; Frank ]. Lord.
Belgrade: Josiah D. MARI. Gardiner;
Stephen D. Marson. Randolph; Charles
F.. Matthews. Waterville; Charles f.
Stone. Augusta: James l.. Turner,
China: Frank H. Mitchell, Watervllle;
Fred A. Wilson. Augusta; Charles H.
Wyman, Vassalboro.
For the first time since the last Oc-
toher term of the supreme judicial
court, Gen. Winfield S. Choate. who Tor
many years has officiated as clerk of
court for Kennebec county, will act in
his official capacity at this term IT
was during the last October term That
Gen. Chcate was taken i'll.
The presence of Clerk of Courts
Choate will be hailed with delight by
the members Of the bar and court at
taches. Gen. Choate has made most
popular official and while he is at his
most matters are very much facilitated.
The following divorce cases are on
the docket for the September term:
Susie B. Bennett of Augusta VS..
Charles A. Bennett of Bangor, for
cruel and abusive treatment. Sheldon
& Sawtelle of Augusta, for the libellant
and Heath & Andrews of Augusta, for
the libellee.
William Burns VS.. Catherine Burns.
both of Augusta. for three years utter
desertion prior to the filing of the libel.
w. H. Fisher. Esq. of Augusta. for the
libellant and Thomas ]. Lynch. ESD.
and Arson NJ. Goddard. Esq, both of
Augusta. for the libellee.
Marie Blaisdell of Fairfield VS.. w. F.
Blaisdell of Waterville. for refusal TO
provide suitable maintence. c. w.
Hussey. Esq, of Waterville, for the
libellant.
Everett Barber of Winthrop VS.. Mary
Barber. residence unknown. for three
years utter desertion prior to the filing
Of the libel. L. T. Carleton. Esq, of
Winthrop, for the libellant.
Walter F. Campbell of Augusta VS..
Laura Campbell of Hallowell. for
adultery Sheldon & Sawtelle of Au-
yusta. for the lbellant.
jessie A. Carter of Augusta VS.. Reu- |
ben NJ. Carter of Warren. for cruel and |
treatment. E. w. Whitehouse,
ESQ.,, of Augusta, for the libellant.
Iva NJ. Cannon VS.. w. c. Cannon. |
10th of Waterville, for three years ut
er deeertion prior to the filing of the |
ibel ssand cruel and abusive treatment. |
Brown & Brown of Waterville, for the
ibellant.
Arabine Coombs of Litchfield VS..
ohm G. Coombs of Lewiston, for gross
nd confined habits of intoxication and
efusal TO provide suitable mainten-
nee. Charles D. Newell. ESQ.,, of
for the libellant.
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