Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-12
IN COURT.
Three Persons Receive
Sentences, Tuesday.
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List Of Divorce Cases on This
Terms Docket.
Gardner Liquor Case Will be Tried
Today.

In the Kennebec county superior
| court, Tuesday, after the evidence had
been adduced in the case of State VS.
George F. Beane of Augusta. indicted
at this term for maintaining a commo,
Nuisance, the respondent withdrew his
plea of not guilty and pleaded nolo
Icontendere. Beane was defended bv
Benedict F. Maher, Esq, of Augusta.
Eeane was sentenced by Judge Hall to
serve 60 days in the county Jail.
| On recommendation of County At
| torney Leigh mol pros was entered in
the case Of State versus Peter A.
Houlehan of Gardiner, indicted at this
term for maintaining liquor nuisance
The respondent was represented Inv
| George w. Heselton, Esq, of Gardiner
The following are the members of the
| traverse jury at this term: w. H.
| Bailey. Benton; Milton Branch, Water
| vile; David c. Burr, Gardiner; w. s.
Cain, Clinton; S. A. Clark, Sidney:
Willis Cobb, Winthrop; George w.
Eastman. Randolph; Frank L. Earring
ton, Augusta; Charles l.. Frost, Oak
land; George F. Gannett. Jr., West
| Gardiner; A. o. Hall, Albion; Charles
B. Hobbs, Hallowell; c. H. Libby, Wa
terville; w. E. Manser, Pittston; Wal
ter Noble, Waterville; S. w. Perkins,
Augusta; John r. Ripley, Gardiner.
At the afternoon session of the court,
| Tuesday, Mary Cole, alias Mary Yea
ton Cole, alias Mary Moody and Will
liam Daniels. both of Augusta, indicted
at this term for maintaining a common
nuisance, were brought into court for
| sentence. Both pleaded nOlo conten-
dere. The Cole woman was sentenced
to serve 80 days in the county Jail. the
fact being taken into consideration by
Judge Hall in imposing sentence that
the respondent has been in Jail three
| months awaiting the action of the
gland jury. Daniels was allowed to go
| on his own recOgniZance and the case
| against him was placed on file, he hav-
| irg been in Jail several weeks and it
was his first offence. The Cole woman
was represented by E. w. WhitehOuse.
Esq. of Augusta as counsel while DAN
iels was represented by Fremont J. c.
Little, Esq. of Augusta. AT the open
| ing Of court at $50 o'clock this morn
| ing will be tried the case of State ver-
sus Harry A. Jones Of Gardiner. indict-
| ed at this term for maintaining liquor
| nuisance. The State will be represent
ed by County Attorney Leigh while
Jones will be represented by George w.
| Heselton. Esq. of Gardiner.
The following divorce cases are on the
| docket for trial at this term.
Mabel NJ. Clark of Hallowell versus
| Frederick l.. Clark of Menomoni. Wis
| cOnsin, for three years utter descrtiOn
prior to the filing of the libel. A. G.
| Andrews, Esq, of Augusta for the Ii
bellant.
| Fred r. Crocker of Pittston versus
| Lille 3. Croker of Pennington, for
| three years utter desertion prior to the
filling of the libel Oliver B. Clason.
Esq. of Gardiner for the libellant.
Kate p. Clifford versus Charles Clifford.
both of Gardiner. for gross, wanton and
cruel neglect and refusal to provide
suitable maintenance and gross and
| confirmed habits of intOxicatiOn.
Charles A. Knight, Esq, of Gardiner
| for the libellant.
| Ida NJ. GOoding versus Frank GOOding,
residence unknown. for three years ut
| ter desertion prior to the filing Of the
| libel. George w. Hcsclton, Esq, of
Gardiner for the libcllant.
Lizzie NJ. Purinton of Waterville ver-
for cruel and abusive treatment. Brown
& Brown of Waterville for the libellant
and Thompson Il Wheeler of Brunswick
| for the libellee.
John j. Phillips of Albion versus
Mary f. Phillips, residence unknown,
| for cruel and abusive treatment. Dana
| =. Foster Esq, of Watervillc for the
libellant.
| Robinson, both Of Gardiner. for adul-
terry and three years utter desertion
prior to the filing of the libel. Oliver
3. Clason, Esq, of Gardiner for the
libcllant.
Hattie l.. Keithley of Chelsea versus
John F. keithley, residence unknown.
for cruel and abusive treatment
Williamson & Burleigh Of Augusta for
the libellant.
Lucy McRae Of Hallowell versus
Daniel McRae, residence unknown. for
cruel and abusive treatment. Became &
Beane of Hallowell for the libellant.
Olive f. Pooler versus Joseph G.
Pooler. both of Watervlle. for cruel and
abusive treatment. Brown & Brown
of Waterville for the libcllant and Lee
tourneau & Matthew of Waterville for
the libellee
Eben w. Blaisdell versus Idelia Blais-
dell. both of Sidney. for cruel and abu-
sive treatment. Dennis E. Bowman,
Esq, of Waterville for the libellant.
Florence A. Crafts of Winthrop YER
sus William G. Crafts of Acton. N. H..
for three years utter desertion prior to
the filing of the libel. l.. T. Carlton,
Esq. of Winthrop. for the libellant.
Mabel Carlow versus Charles Carlow.
both of Augusta. for cruel and abusive
treatment gross. wanton and cruel
neglect and refusal to provide suitable
maintenance and gross and confirmed