Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-09-09

CCa "a G. HALL. Judge Presiding.
SHARl.ES w. JONES, Clerk.
FRANK ]. HAM, Sheriff
FRED w. LEE, Stenographe-.
Augusta, Sept. s.
The grand jury for the September
term of the Kennebec county superior
court completed it's deliberations and
made its final report, Tuesday after
noon, after being in session a week
The jury at the session of Tuesday, re-
turned 70 indictments, which, with
those previously reported, makes the
total number 115 at this term. The fol-
lowing We're made public, Tuesday af-
ternOon:
Everett Edwin Bickford of Oakland,
assault with intent to kill his mother,
Nellie F. Bickford, with a revolver at
Oakland, May 25.
George Fl. Towle of Belgrade, adul-
terry, April I.
Henry Knox of Oakland, larceny of a
gold-plated watch, valued at SO and Il
revolver, valued at S. the property of
Willis w. C!eaves of Oakland.
Thomas Leighton of Hallowell as
sault with intent to commit rape on
the person of Ethel May Frances Har
tung at Augusta, Sept. 6.
Everett Edwin Bickford of Oakland
larceny of a revolver valued at So, the
property of Winnfred c. Fisher of
Oakland. May 25.
A. L. Story of Manchester, N. H., OBJ
tanning money by false pretences, July
II, from Mary L. Durby
George Everett Parrice of Dresden
lacenny of a horse, valued at 500, Il
buggy valued at $40 and u harness, val
ued at $40, July %, the property of
Charles Z. Pickering of Gardiner.
Oberlaine Rattle of Winthrop, liquor
nuisance.
Lillian Vaughn of New York, adul-
etry, April {.
Charles Brown of Augusta, breaking
and entering the dwelling-house of c.
E. Howard at Litchfield, April &c, and
stealing one revolver, valued at SO, one
silver watch. valued at SO and one sill
yer dollar, all of the value of S14.
Charles Brown of Augusta, breaking
and entering the dwelling-house of Asa
d. Townsend of Augusta, April 30, and
stealing Il gold watch. valued at $40.
certain bank bills, valued at $24 and
some bank bills, valued at $25. the
property Of Mrs. Joseph +. Clark.
William Henry of Whitefeld. assault
with intent to kill and Stay with Il
knife, William G.. Casey of Chelsea, at
Chelsea, July 10.
Thomas Leighton of HalloweH,
breaking and entering the store of
George Langille at Gardiner, April &c,
and stealing five gold rings, valued at
$40. and other property.
on an officer. Jerome Damren, Il con-
stable. ut Oakland, July 4.
After the grand jury had reported.
Judge Hall thanked the mem
bers of the panel in behalf of the
people of the county for their attention
to their duties and excused them until
the next term, which will convene on
the second Tuesday of January.
The criminal docket viii be called at
10 o'clock. Wednesday morning.
The members Of the travers jury re-
ported, Tuesday morning. The follow
ing are the members of the panel:
John Bahcock, Manchester; +. 3.
Colburn. Windsor: b. +. Fuller, HALO
we'll: A. n. Goodwin, China; c. A. Hen
rickson Waterville; Frank 0. Hussey,
Vassalboro; Turner NJ. Jewett Au-
gusta; Frank Lincoln, Sidney; Warren
S. Malcolm. Augusta; +. p. Morrill,,
Pittston Fl. c. Norris. Wayne; j. =.
Poulin, Waterville; Gardiner Roberts,
Litchfield; Noah G. Sanborn, Vienna;
r. w. Shorey, Albion; ]. E. Tufts, Wa
terville; Preston. w. Wellman, Au-
gusta; Charles c. Wentworth, Gardi
ner.
Warren S. Malcolm of Augusta, and
F. p. Morrill, of Pittston. were excused.
Noah G.. Sanborn of Vienna, was chosen
foreman.
The traverse jury was excused until
10 o'clock, Thursday morning.
A meeting of the kennebec Bar AS
ISOLATION is called for o'clock, Wednes
day afternoon. Sept. Q, for the purpose
of choosing a treasurer.