Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-11-02
SUPREME COURT.
Jurors Will Report Today-Some Cases
On Assigned List.

The jurors for the October term of
The Supreme judicial court for Kenne-
bee county will report at 10 o'clock this
forenoon. The jurors are Us follows:
Charles w. Averil, Gardiner; George 4.
BENSON, Oallland Charles II. Dunham
Irving D. Fifield, Victor French, Au-
gusta; William II. Frost, HalloWell;
Patrick Hayes, Chelsea; James A.
Hodges, Winsow: Joseph Jewett, Vas
salboro. w. l.. Keene, Watncvil:e: NJ.
w. Mantar, Readfeld; Edward J..
Meader, Waterville; w. w. Plummer
Monmouth; w. S. B. Runnells. Water
Vile; f. A. Scribner Belgrade; Ed
ward Shorey, Ltchfield; w. Y. Tot
man, Clinton; Henry E. WinslOW, Ran
dolph.
The following cases are on the as
signed list for trial at this term:
William A. Barry of Waterville VS..
the Federal Stock and Grain Com
with the al dannum placed at $1,000 to
recover on account annexed the sum
of 1886, 25 as balance for services rem
dered. Fred w Clair, Esq. of Water
vile for the plaintiff and Charles f.
Johnson, Esq, of Waterville for the
defendant.
Fl. A. Fuller of Gardiner VS.. Abraham
Rich of Pennington. This is an action
with ad damnum placed at $1,000 to
recover payment on a promissory note.
George w. Heselton, Esq, of Gardiner,
for the plaintiff and Williamson & Bur-
leigh of Augusta, for the defendant.
David Smiley of Mansfield, Mass, adj
ministrator of the estate of George M.
Smiley, late of Nassalboro VS.. the
Maine Central Railroad Company This
IS an action with the ad damnum placed
at $1,000 to recover; payment for the
burning of two buildings, the property
of the deceased. Situated at Vassalboro,
caused it is claimed by sparks from a
locomotive owned by the defendant
corporation. Arson Al. Goddard. ESD.
of Augusta, for the plaintiff and Orville
ID. Baker, Esq. for the defendant.
Charles II. Davis of Augusta vs. the
American Express Company. This is
an action with the ad damnum placed
at $4,000 to recover damages for personal
injuries due, the plaintiff claims, to the
negligence of the defendant corpora
ton at Hallowell. October 2, 1902. Shell
don & Sawtelle of Augusta for the
plaintiff and Cornish & Bassett of Au-
gusta for the defendant corporation.
Angie NJ. Whtehouse VS.. Fred p.
Crcwell both of Oakland. This is an
action With the ad damnum placed at
$1,000 to recover on account annexed
the sum of $G91.42 for board and nurs-
ing. Sheldon & SaWtelle of Water
Vile for the plaintiff and Charles f.
Johnson, Esq, of Waterville for the
defendant.
William G. Pearson of Vassalboro vs..
the City of Waterviile. This is an ac-
ton with the ad damnum placed at
$1,000 to recover for personal injuries
caused by a defect i'll the roadway on
Main street, February IS, 1901, due to
the negligence of the defendant. IIar-
vey ID. Eaton, Esq. of Watervillc for
the plaintiff and Brown e Brown Of
Waterville for the defendant municipal
ity.
James G.. Barton VS.. Sherburn w.
Phillips, both of Benton. This is an
action with the ad damnum placed at
$500 to recover payment on a promiS
sorry note. George NJ Chapman, Esq.
of Fairfield for the plaintiff and War
rem G.. Philbrook, Esq, of Waterville
for the defendant.
Samuel L. Holt and Edwin +. Bart,
both of Boston, Mass, vs.. the Augusta,
IalIowell and Gardiner Electric Rail-
road Company. This is an action with
the ad damnum placed at $500 to recov
er payment on account annexed. s. &
l.. Titcomb of Augusta for the plaintiff