Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-07
Final Adjournment Of the
October Term.
Continuances Granted in Many
n. Of the Civil Actions.
Rescrpt From Law Court in kenaehee Case
Of King vs.. Leasih.

adjourned without day, Monday after
noon, by Associate Justice Albert M
Spear of Gardiner, in the absence OF
Associate Justice Luci!ius A. Emery of
Ellsworth, who presided at this term
In the case of David F. Parsons, NJ
D., of Oakland. versus the Waterville
< Oakland Street Railway Co, the
plaintiff filed an amended declaration
and the defendant filed a demurrer to
the amended declaration with the
agreement that the defendant may
plead over in case the demurrer was
Overruled. The demurrer was sus-
tanned PRO fOrma the plaintiffs excep-
tons were filed and allowed and the
case has gone to the law court. The
plaintiff in this case claims that he IS
greatly hndered, delayed and inter-
fered with in frequent crossings OF the
tracks of the defendant corporation by
reason Of the location of the track ana
by reason of the passing of the cars OF
the defendant. George w. Field, Esq.
of Oakland, appears as counsel FOR the
plaintiff. and Charles +. Johnson. Esq,
of Waterville for the defendant.
The case Of Rev. John P. Michigan
versus the city of Hallowell, an action
to recover for alleged negligence III the
furnishing of the plaintiffs house with
water, was continued until the March
term. Thomas J. Lynch. Esq, and
Arson NJ Goddard. Esq, of Augusta.
are entered as counsel for the plaintiff.
and Fred Emery Beane, Esq, Of Halo
we'll for the defendant municipality.
In the case of the Great Northern
Paper Co. of MilinOl ket. versus Nathan
Rerliawsky Of Waterville. and the
Merchants National Bank and the
Waterville Trust Go. as trustees. n
hearing on the trustee disclosure will
be heard by Associate Justice william
p. Whitehouse i'll vacation as part of
the October term. This is an action,
with the ad damnum placed at $1,000.
to recover the sum of $5133S on ac-
count annexed. Cornish & Bassett of
Augusta appear as counsel for the
plaintiff. and Fred w. Clair, EsI., of
Waterville, for the defendant.
A continuance until the March term
was granted in the case of Annie M.
Wilson versus John L. D2ehan, both
of Watcrville. The action. with the ad
damnum placed at $4,000. is to recover
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defendant on the plaintiff at Water
willie, June 4, 1905. The plaintiff alleges
that en- the day i'm question the defend
ant beat bruised, wounded and i'll
treated her, struck the plaintiff divers
blows upon, across and over various
parts of her head and body: then and
there violently kicked the plaintiff on
her left knee and by means of the
blows knocked her against the wall of
the house, thereby greatly bruisng and
straining the plaintiffs back. left knee
and other parts of her body, making
divers large Swellings and strains
therein BY means of these premises
the plaintiff AYERS that she has suffered
great pain, both in mind and body, her
nervous system has received & great
shock, she has been obliged to spend
large sums of money for medical treat
ment and medicine and has since beer
unable to perform her necessary affair!
and business. Sheldon & Sawtelle O.
Augusta appear as counsel for the
plaintiff, and Brown & Brown of Wa
tervilie. for the defendant.
In the case of Grace Sanborn of Gin
ton. versus the Maine Central Railroad
Co. . continuance until the March tern
was granted. The ad damnum i'm tn
action is placed at $4,000 and the sui
is to recover damages for the allege'
negligence of the defendant company il
having certain express truck in from
of its waiting room at the Clinton sta
ton. over which the plaintiff stumble,
on the 18th day of last December. in
juring her legs and limbs and inter
nally and externally. The plaintiff
AYERS that she has been obliged to ex
pend large sums of money for medica
treatment and medicines. due. sh
claims. to the negligence of the rail
road company. Arson NJ. Goddard
Esq. Of Augusta, appears for the plain
tiff. and Hon. Orvillc d. Baker of Au
gusta. for the defendant corporation.