Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-01-19

Beane & Beane of Readfeld, for TIN
! libellant and Herbert E. Foster, Esq.
OF Winthrop, for the tlibellee.
| Gertrude Barron of Fayette VS.
Thomas w. Barron of Rumford, To-
gross and confirmed habits of intoxica
ton and cruel and abusive treatment
Beane & Beane of Readfield, for the
| liDellant.
Cora E. Howe VS.. Frank NJ Howe
both of Augusta, for refusal to provide
suitable maintenance. Williamson s
Burleigh of Augusta, for the libellant
Daniel F. Jones of Vassalboro VS.
Susan L. Jones of Corinna, for three
years utter desertion prior to the filing
of the libel. Henry A. Priest, Esq, o
Vassalboro. for the libellant.
Ida NJ Johns of Winthrop VS.. Lay.
ton w. Johns of Lakeland, Florida, fol
three years utter desertion prior to tn,
filing of the libel and cruel and abusive
treatment Leroy T. Carleton, Esq, O.
Winthrop, for the libellant.
Lewellyn Knox VS.. Augusta Anr
Knox. both of Oakland, for cruel an6
abusive treatment. c. w. Hussey, Esq.
of Waterville, for the libellant.
Ellen M. Nelson of Augusta VS.
Charles f. Nelson of Waterville, fol
three years utter desertion prior to the
filing of the. libel and failure to pro-
vide suitable maintenance. Sheldon &
Sawtelle of Augusta, for the libellant
Henrietta B. Bradley of Hallowell
VS.. Thomas c. Bradley, residence I'M
known, for three years utter desertion
r1,ir TO r,f fl,o
& Became of Hallowell, for the libelant.
Milford Bickford of Mt. Vernon VS..
Alice B. Bickford of Belgrade, for three
years utter desertion prior to the filing
of the libel. H.. L. Hunton, Esq, of
Oakland, for the libellant
Nellis F. Austin of Gardiner VS..
Frank Austin )of Hallowell, for refusal
to provide suitable maintenance and
cruel and abusive treatment Oliver
4. Clason. Esq, of Gardiner, for the
lbellant. =
Charles w. Arnold of Hallowell VS..
Bessie L.. Arnold of Sidney, for adul-
terry. Thomas J. Lynch, Esq, of Au-
gusta, for the libellant
Addie r. Holt of Augusta VS.. James
P Holt of Contact, Montana, for three
years utter desertion prior to the filing
of the libel. Fremont J. c. Little, Esq,
of Augusta, for the libellant.
Addie l.. Nichols of Oakland VS..
James e. Nichols OF East Livermore,
for three years utter desertion prior to
the filing of the libel and refusal to
provide suitable maintenance. C. w.
Hussey, Esq, Of Waterville, for the
libellant.
Isaac l.. Cannon of Chelsea, vs. Mary
F. Cannon of Bowdonham, for three
years utter desertion prior to the filing
of the libel. Thomas j. Lynch, Esq.
of Augusta, for the libellant, and C. w.
Hussey, Esq, of Waterville, for the Ii
belize.
Linda M. Rainey of Waterville vs..
Robert F. Rainey of Lewiston, for re-
fusal to provide suitable maintenance
and cruel and abusive treatment.
Charles F. Johnson, Esq, of Water
vile, for the libellant.
Elmer d. Romeo VS.. George H, Romeo,
both of Waterville, for three years ut
ter desertion prior to the filing of the
libel and refusal to provide suitable
maintenance. C. w. Hussey, ESQ. of
Waterviiie. for the libellant, and War
ren c. Philbrook, ESQ.,, of Waterville,
for the libellee.
May L. Stratton of Augusta, VS..
Charles A. Stratton, residence unknown.
for adultery. George w. .Heselton, ESQ,
of Gardiner, for the libellant
Jennie E. Sturteyant of Augusta, VS..
Leon c. Sturtevant of China, for cruel
and abusive treatment. Williamson &
Burleigh of Augusta, for the libellant.
Nellie NJ Witham VS.. Chester
Witham, both of Waterville, for cruel
and abusive treatment and refusal to
provide suitable maintenance. C. w.
Hussey. Esq, of Waterville, for the
libellant.
Frank Howard of Augusta. was SEN
fenced to three months in the county Jail
On an indictment for the larceny of q
watch from Peter Gonela of Augusta
Thomas A. Pinkham of Winthrop, paid
a fine of $500 and costs on a liquor NUS
ance, and gave bond in the sum of $500
not to engage in the business for two
years in this county, George B. Huff Of
Oakland. also gave similar bond.
Harry r. Lishness and John II. Doran
of Augusta, were fined $50 and costs on
tlqudE nuisance cdStS anu were warned
by the court that if they were again con-
vieted of liquor selling the sentence
wouln be a severe one.
Fannie Kerr of Midtown, who was
bound over from the Gardiner municipal
court on the charge of adultery, was dis
charged. the grand jury failing to return
an Indictment against her.
The first jury trial of a criminal nature
will be begun, Monday morning. 1t is the
case of Forest G. Thompson and Fred G.
Hall of Waterville, and George Crosby of
Fairfield, indicted for breaking and en-
tering a railroad car and larceny.
Thomas Micue, who was convicted at
the September term of the court for rape
committed on an 11-year-old girl at Wa
terville, will be sentenced, Tuesday. His
counsel filed exceptions, but has concluded
not to carry the case to the law court.
Twenty-Five hundred dollars has bees
paid into the county treasury by liquor
| dealers at this term of court