The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-12-24
Somerset =. j, Court.

ALBERT H. SAVAGE, j., Presiding.
VIM. T. SEEKIHs, Clerk.
GEORGE W. COVER, County Attorney.
G. w. SMALL. Stenographer.
ALFRED H. LANG. sheriff
Angler L. GOODWIN, Messenger.
DEPUTIES: Chas. g Duren. Fairfield Anon
Baker. Bingham; William e. Priest, Pittsfe Id i;
Lewis Fish. Hsrtlsnd Fred Lucas St. Adams;
Athens; Wallace Emery, No. AnsoD; Albert E.
Millay. North New Portland Charles Dunbar,
ossn9o %sp e ssf %son
Solon; F. c. Holt, Norridgewock J. F. Dnrgin,
The Forks.
Hon. Albert Il. Savage, associate jus
tice of the supreme judicial court, ar
rived in town, Monday evening and has
rooms at Hotel Coburn
Court came in at 10 o'clock a m
Tuesday. Rev. Daniel Onstott offciated
as chaplain sheriff Lang made the
usual proclamation. The grand jury
asse bled and entered upon their duties
Judge Savage informed the attorneys
that he would be ready for the hearing
of divorce and other cases not requiring
jury trial on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Saturday and desired all cases of this
class brought before him on those days
80 that next week can be devoted to
jury trials.
The following jurors have been drawn
to serve this term: A. c. Parkman,
Palmyra; Charles e. Conforth, WILDER
Mitchell, Wallace Jewell. Fairfield
Edgar K. Taylor, John Lindsey, Pitts
field; S. E. Remiok, h. K Reed, F. E
Daggett, Madison; Forrest Colby, Bing-
ham; David Foss, Athens; Geo. 5. Webb,
| Albert R. Smiley, Ira A. Norton, Skow
hogan; j. P. Manson, Hartland; w B
Huntress, Harmony; Frank Moore,
Horace 5. Jones, Norridgewock; III. l.
Williams, Solon; John II Libby, St
Adams; Fred D. Getchell, Theodore Il
Smith, Canaan; Isaac Freeman, Corn.
| Vile; B. f. Walker, Asa Nj. Gilman, An
son; c. A. Morrow, Smithfield. They
will not appear until Monday morning
next the 28th instant
Tuesday forenoon was devoted to call
ing the docket and assigning cases.
The following named attorneys were
in attendance upon court, Tuesday: {.
o. Small, e. A. WILDER, Bernard Gibbs,
Madison; j w. Manson, Pittsheld; j. F.
Holman, Athens; Turner Buswell T. j
Young, Scion; w. r Jordan, Bingham
I. b. Barrett, canaan; l.. j. Folsom, +
l.. Ames, Norridgewock; =. A. Smith,
Geo. NJ. Chapman, Fairfield; D. D. Stew.
art, st. Adams; w. B. Brown, Hartland
A. immons, No. Anson; S. j. Walton,
f n. Merrill, Daniel Lewis, f. F. Dan.
forth, Forrest Goodwin. Geo. W. Cover,
l. l.. Walton. A. K. Butler, Harold
Phillips, E. c. Butler, o. h. Bachelor,
kowhegan; w. g Philbrook, H. d.
Eaton, Dana Foster, s. 5. Brown, thas
F. johnson, F. w. Clair, Waterville; L.
b. Waldron, Dexter; ID. j. McGllli-
cuddy, Lewiston.
Cases were assigned for two weeks,
beginning on Monday next.
On Wednesday cross libel suits for
divorce were heard by the court. Edih
NJ. Holt VS. [. Chauncey Holt and |
Chauncey Holt vs. Edith NJ. Holt. For
rest Goodwin, Esq., for |. Chaunee'
Holt and F. l.. Ames and Walton e
Walton for Edith M. Holt.
Testimony was also taken out in the
cases Rosa E. McCollor VS. John II. Nc
Color, and John w. Carter VS. Emma B.
Carter, both libels for divorce.
Michael Palovcak of Madison was adj
mitted to citizenship.
Nardens Hagoprain of Madison filed
his declaration of intention to become a
citizen.
The following indictments were re
ported by the grand jury on Wednesday
afternoon:
John Mcintosh, perjury; Frederick
Lewis Reynolds, Maynard Wilson Rey-
nolds, George Melvin Covell and John
Henry Nutting, breaking and entering
and larceny, also Charles F. Colony,
breaking and entering and larceny.
Mcintosh Ia the man that was arrested
at the time of the interrupted trial OF the
Terrio case for perjury In his testimony
at that trial. The four first named as
indicted for breaking and entering were
the men engaged in the freak at Nor
ridgewock two months ago, and Colony
is The man captured by Deputy Sheriff
Durgin, last week, for breaking and en-
tering dwelling at West Forks.
1t has been agreed between County
Attorney Cover and McGillcuddy &
Morey, counsel for Alexander Terrio,
that some time during this term of court
that the Terrio case will be called up
and the time for the trial fixed, probably
in the month of February.
Court adjourned, Wednesday after
noon until Saturday morning. Judge
Savage took the train for his home, Au-
burn, Thursday morning.