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sues the action by his father and next
friend, Eben P. Allen VS.. Miles Dustin
of Litchtield. Dustin was a school teach
er and Allen was one OF his pupils, and
1t is alleged by the plaintiff that Dustia
severely punished Allen. The ad dam
mum is placed at s100 The writ alleges
| that the defendant on the third day OF
September, a. ID. 1900, at said Litchfield
in and upon the said Eben Z. Allen, Jr
with force and arms made an assault and
him. the said Eben Z. Allen. Jr., then and
there did beat, wound and ill-treat, AMI
other injuries to the said Eben p. Allen
| and said Eben p. Allen: Jr.. was thusly
made i'll and lame and disabled for {,
long time and suffered greatly both in
body and mind and was put to great ex-
pense for medical care medicine and
nursing, all of which was and is to his
great damage, to wit, to the amount of
one hundred dollars Became & Beanc
of Hallowell, for the plaintiff and O. b
Clason ESD, of Gardiner, for the de-
No. 124-Joseph Zarzie vs. Augusta Ear.
zie and trustee. the Hallowell Granite
Works. This is an action to recover on
a note. The plaintiff alleges that Nav
l6, 1898. the defendant by his promissory
note of that date, by him signed. prom
ised one Amastozion ZarZie to pay her OF
order the sum of five hundred dollars
with interest and the said AmaStoZioI
Zarzie thereafterwards on the same day
endorsed and delivered said note to the
plaintiff by reason and in consideration
whereof the said Augusta ZarZie then
and there promised the said plaintiff II
pay him the same sum according to the
tenor of the said note. Beane & Became
of Hallowcll, for the plaintiff. Hon. A.
NJ. Spear of Gardiner, who was recently
appointed associate justice of the SUI
preme court by Governor Hill to succeed
the late Justice William II. Fogler of
Rockland. is entered as counsel for the
defendant.
The following cases are on the assigned
list for Saturday:
No. 42i.-George H. Wiltshire of Angus
ia, VS.. Charles w. Blaisdell; alias Charles
Blaisdell of Gardiner. This is an action
to recover $50 on a horse trade. The
ad damnum is placed at $500. The plain
tiff alleges that the defendant sold him
a bay mare which the defendant claim
ed was sound and all right, but that on
the contrary the mare was unsound and
was affected with blindness in both eyes
so that the mare was unable to see.
whereby the mare became of no use or
value to the plaintiff. Sheldon & Saw
telle of Augusta, for the plaintiff. and
George w. Heselton Esq, of Gardiner,
for the defendant.
No. 454.-O. H. Moulton of Pittston, VS.
Winnie Z. Allen of Arlington, Mass, and
Charles Clifford of Gardiner. This is an
action, with the ad damnum placed at
$50. to recover SCI. is for labor and mate
rails used in the erection of a windmill
and the repairs on buildings situated on
the MarSton road at Gardiner. George
w. Heselton. Esq. of Gardiner, for the
plaintiff, and Thomas Leigh, Esq. of Au-
gusta, and o. B. Clason, Esq. of Gardi-
ner, for the defendants.
No. 455.-W. G. and L. Heselton of
Skowhegan, VS. ]. L. Wade of Augusta.
This is an action on account, with the
ad damnum placed at $lG0. to>recover
S44.95 with interest George w. Heselton
Esq, of Gardiner, for the plaintiff, and
Williamson & Burleigh of Augusta, for
the defendant.
No. 6S.-Joseph w. Patterson VS.. John
Emery. both of Augusta. This is an ac-
ton, with the ad damnum placed at $3.50
to recover a balance of $24l.44 due on &C
count. The writ was entered at the
April term of the superior court in 1893.
Lendall Titcomb, Esq. of augusta, for
the plaintiff, and Heath & Andrews of
Augusta. for the defendant.
No 136-Roderick Macdonald of Ever
EFT. Mass, vs.. w. K. Atkinson of Read
field. This is an action, with the ad
damnum placed at $500. to recover $152,
including interest, due on account. II. T.
Foster, Esq, of Winthrop; for the plain
tiff, and Beane & Became of Hallowell
for the defendant
No. 16S.-George S. Lord of Belgrade VS..
Alton Perkins of Manchester, and trus-
tee, Hallowell Granite Works. This is an
action, with the ad damnum placed at
| $500. to recover S45.5S on u il asment is
sued in the supreme judiciseo.court for
Piscataquis county in SeptttShher, 1889
Williamson & BurIeigh for te:, plaintiff
| and Sheldon &, Sawtelle for u, III defence