The Republican journal., 1904-09-22


Belmont; William Garcelon, Burnham !;
Jasper A. Gray, Prospect; Walter b,
Knight, Troy; Frank B. knowlton, Belfast :;
Henry c. Marden, Belfast; f. +. McCaus-
lin, Unity; Howard Moore, Frankfort:
Mylon F. Parker, Monroe; Charles K.
Rendell, Stockton Springs; Horace f. Rob
bins, Searsport; n. L. Simmons, Morrill,; ;
belts, Montville; W. W. Turner, Palermo :;
Frank c. Tyler, Freedom; Ira G. Young
Winterport.
FIRST TRAVERSE july. Frank E. Clark,
Winterport, foreman; Fred W. Bowden
Prospect GuStavuS Brown, Palermo; John
r. Bryant, SearSmont; Albert G. Burgess,
Belfast; Isaac w. Curtis, Monroe; Oscar
Farington, Burnham William c. Gardner,
Winterport; j. G. Grant, jackson Edward
A. Gross, Searsport; James +. Jewell,
Brooks; f. NJ. Jones, Unity.
SECOND TRAVERSE jury. Alden IL.
Miller, Lincolnville, foreman; George c.
Lane, Belfast; Charles Levanseller, Waldo :;
}. W. NickerSon, Swanville John w. Pen
dleton, islesbore; James IL. Perkins, Bel
fast; Jesse I. Priest, Northport; Wilbur
II. Ridley, Stockton Springs; S. ": Shibles,
Morrill,; William Sibley, Jr., Montville :;
Augustus Stevens, Troy, Fred f. Stevens,
Frank fort; W. F. Wellman, Belmont; Will
lard Whitaker, Liberty; Charles E. White,
Belfast.
SUPERNUMERARIEs w. F. Wellman,
Belmont; Willard Whitaker, Liberty
Charles f. White, Belfast.
| Fred B. Smith of Searsport, druggist in
| that town, was excused from service and
| his seat on the second traverse jury was
| filed by Fred +. Stevens of Frankfort, one
of the supernumeraries.
After the organization OF the count Tues
day morning both traverse jurieS were ex-
cused until Wednesday morning at 1890 a.
m. Following the calling of the docket
| Judge Savage addressed the grand, jury eX-
| planning the work before them and caution
| ing them in regard to faithful performance
of their duties.
The attendance on the opening day was
| small ard it is expected the session will be
short. The following attorneys were pres
ent from out of town: Joseph Williamson,
| Augusta; James Libby, Jr., Unity; J. W.
Buzzell, Monroe; Ellery Bowden, Winter
port; Fred W, Brown, il, Brooks, and
Charles +. johnson, Waterville
The grand Jury organized about ooon on
Tuesday with the choice of John p. Bragg of
lslesboro as foreman and began work i'm
nlediately after dinner in the examination
OF witnesses in Il number OF cases which
County Attorney Richie placed before
| them.
| There was very little work in court dur
ing the afternoon OF the irst day. as the
grand jury were busy and the two traverse
JurieS We're excused. After the docket had
| been called, number of new cases en-
tered and the assigned list made up
in part. the court adjourned until Tuesday
morning. The case assigned for Wednes-
day Was that Of Farrar V. Gerald.
The assignment OF cases for the remain
der of the term as far as made is as follows
Thur>day-Ilowes x al. VS.. Rogers 4 al.
j. i. Dunton johnson.
/ Reynolds vs.. Austin, App. Browl, Jr.
Irving vs.. liessey. Brown. Jr. William
son X Burleigh.
Cole, NJ. d., VS.. Maddocks c. H. Buzzell
J. Il. Dunton.
Friday-Rand VS.. Winkworth r. F. Dun
ton Thompson.
| Wood vs.. IIussey. Thompson 4 H. f.
! Duntou Rogers X Brown, Jr.
| Addition VS.. Mclaughlin. Richie; r. f.
| Duntou.
Addition VS.. Brassbrdge. Richie; H. c.
| BuZZell.
Saturday-Ilili Col VS.. Haugh. johnson
| Hartman Il Richie.
Flint, Admir-, VS.. Cottrell. j. r. Dunton
Richie.
! Coe Co., VS.. Bickford. r. F. Dunton
| Brown.
Bailey VS.. Douglass. r. +. Dunton Greer.
kinball VS.. Clark, App. knowlton Nc
Lellan.
Richie VS.. Rowell & al Richie; r. F.
| Dunton.
Foyer VS.. Mitchell. B. j. Dunn; McLel
Ian.
Monday-Inhabitant of MontviIle vs. In
habitants of Knox.
:, Iuesday-M cTasgart, admir-, vs.. NJ. c. r..