Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-30
IS INDICT MENTS
Found by the Somerset
County Grand Jury.
Two for Burglary, One Adultery,
Shooting Man for Deer.
Cases on Trial-Divorces Dismissed
Other Matters.

The grand jury rose, Thursday fore
iic"H, reporting Is indictments, includ-
Ing t.Vo for burglary. one for adultery
one for shooting 4 man for a deer, one
fnr keeping liquor nuisance. one for
trins Il gambling house. The list is
rs follows:
raul Lambert of Waterville. burglary
rl?rles c. Chambers of Waterville
burglary.
Maurice Gaylord. Skowhegan. one
count for shooting man for deer
and one for manslaughter.
Frank Ernest Brown and Sarah En-
ma Erown. both of Athens. adultery.
Amos Learned of Fairfield, one in
dictment for maintaining a liquor nui-
sancc and one for keeping d place re-
sorted to for gambling.
Frank NJ Cotton of Fairfield. common
seller of Intoxicating liquor, second Of
fence.
Charles McClintock. Thomas j.
Steclbrooke Forest Allen, Fred Romeo,
William Willett, Gilbert Peters and
John f. Mulhollin, all of Fairfield one
Indictment each for keeping a place re-
sorted to for gambling.
IL
before the court for arraignment, Sat
urday.
The jury in the action of VIM. f. T..
Mclean VS.. Ira w. Gushing. after being
cut less than half an hour. returned a
verdict for the plaintiff of s132.35.
The action now on trial is that Of
Herbert b. Hilton of Saint Adams VS..
Charles e. Hanson of Ripley. and Day.
id NJ. Parks of Pittsfield.
1t is to recover a balance alleged to be
due on an account accruins during the
numbering season of 1902, the amount
sued for being $lS414. Daniel Lewis,
Esq. of Skowhegan. apears tor the
plaintiff. ard Morse & Anderson for
the defendants.
Peter and James MahOney of Bing-
ham. appeared before the court,
Wednesday. and took the oath of allie
glance as citizens Of the United States.
The following libels for divorce have
been dismissed:
Lizzie A. Longley VS.. David w.
Longley; Annie M. Lowell VS.. David G.
Lowell: Adella X. Fisher VS.. Bernard
o. Fisher Edith M. Trask VS.. VIM. r.
Trask; William X. Pushor VS.. Augusta
A. Pushor; Ansel Stevens VS.. Sarah f.
Stevens.
The following actions have been en-
tered neither party:
Henry T. Ross ct. ALL VS.. ]. E. Mitch
ell: Somerset County VS.. Miles Gates:
James Steele VS.. Thomas Hunnewell;
Ora w. Henderson VS.. John Nutting;
Jonathan Moore VS.. Herbert w. Ken
nison: George w. Batchelder VS.. Alvin
E. Batchelder: William w. johnson VS..
Inhs. of Arson: David NJ. Parks VS..
Lorenzo Patterson: S. F. Greene VS..
William Winslow: Joseph T. Flanders
VS.. G.. Fred Hollis: Alvah r. Hayes ct
ais VS.. F. A. Libby ct. al: H. II. Allen
VS.. Henry Hilton and Trs.; Frank l..
Ccnnor VS.. Wyett Huff: Ruel o.
Churchill VS.. Walter Higgins; Benz.
H. Midget VS.. Ulysses S. Mosher.
The action of William A. Caswell vs
Harry Hilton has been defaulted for
$3.50 and interest from April %, 1904.
A default has also been entered in the
case Inha bitants of Scion We. Inhabi-
tants Of Skowhegan. The action Mar
tina e. Taylor VS.. Augustus Il. Bunker.
Admr., has been referred to j. w.
Manson. The action of John w. Mar
tin VS.. Henry Warren has been re-
ferred to S. w. Gould and A. X. But
ler