The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1905-03-23
The juries are made up as follows;
GRAND JURORS.


The juries are made up as follows:
GRAND JURORS.
George c. Benson, Foreman, Madison.
Silas n. Burbank, New Portland.
George A. Frost Pttsheld.
Herbert A. Gilman, Nouidgewock,
Robert Hayden, Athens.
w. O. Hilton, St. Adams.
Charles Irvine, Scion.
Henry X. Lancaster, Pittsheld.
Frank P. Malbon, Skowhegan
w. A. MITCHELL Arson.
Arthur +. Moore, Madison
George c. Patten, Embden
+. c. Pooler, Palmyra.
Sprague A. TAYLOR, Fairfield
George A. Williams, Canaan.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
FIRST jury.
Gridley r. Fogg, Foreman, Skowhegan.
J. w. Amazeen, Cornville.
Edgar d. Ames, Hartland.
Louis Barden, Pittsheld
Frank A. Benner, Skowhegan.
Horace +. Bragg, Canaan.
Frank Dinsmore, Madison.
James L. Felker, Ripley.
Augustine Fowler, Skowhegan.
Ralph Hobbs, Fairfield
John A. IIoyt, New Portland.
II. G. Johonnett, Palmyra.
SECOND JURY.
Calvin r. Ellis, Foreman, Concord
Almon K. Locke, Athens
Carl w. Luce, Starks.
lanes II. Mathews, Madison.
Charles Max6eld, Pittsheld.
Ruel w. Robbins, Madison.
Owen A. Salley, Fairfield.
John II. Savage, Bingham.
George Soule, Skowhegan.
X. Small, Harmony.
Willie K. Taylor, Fairfield.
Alfred Watson, Mercer.
SUPERNUMERARES.
Abner +. Whipple, Scion.
Charles A Whiting, Norridgewock.
J. Fred Woodsum, Norridgewock.
Fred A. Head, Arson.
Somerset attorneys at law were in
attendance as follows: c. o. Small,
Bernard Gibbs, j. w. Foster, Madison;
j. W. Manson, T. A. Andrews, Pitts
field; Turner Boswell, T. j. Young,
Scion; W. r. Jordan. Bingham; l.. r.
Abel Davis, F. l.. Ames, Nor
A. Smith, Geo g. Weeks,
Geo. M. Chapman, Fairfield; W. B.
Brown, Hartland; A. Simmons, North
Arson; D. d Stewart, St. Adams; 5. j.
" alton, Daniel Lewis, K. f. Danforth,
S. w Gould, Geo w. Cover, l.. L.
Walton, A. K. Butler, Harold Phillips,
Skowhegan.
From outside the county the legal
was represented by Norman
I. Bassett of Watervlle and stephen C.
Perry of Portland.
Il. Drummond Foss of Houlton was
State.
On Wednesday morning the case
Esther Nj York va. Henry Fitzsimmonf
ct al came up for trial before the first
jury, with Walton & Walton counsel fol-
the plaintiff and Butler & Butler for the
defendants. This case was entered al
the March term 1904. 1t was an action
of trespass brought by the plaintiff
against the defendants for an alleged
obstruction of right of way, used by
the plaintiff and former owners of the
property at The Forks known as the
Holway stand, to test the validity of the
right claimed. The defendants claimed
that the plaintiff has not acquired the
right by continuous occupancy of sui
ficient length of time. The plaintiff,
side of the case was put in, upon which
the attorneys for the defense entered q
motion of non suit The jury retired
this motion was argued briefly and the
non suit ordered. The case is expected
to go to the law court on exceptions.
Wednesday afternoon the action
brought by Charles Il. Clark vs. George
M. Nichols for amount due on promis
sorry note came up for trial, Bernard
Gibbs, Esq, appearing as counsel fol
plaintiff and n G. Foster, Esq for de-
PENDANT The defendant defaulted and
Judgment was rendered for the plaintiff.
James G. Mclaughlin appeared and
-ook the oaths necessary to constitute
him a naturalized citizen.
The case Stephen Ladd vs. Inhabitants
If town of Starks assigned for trial, this
morning, has been settled
The grand jury is expected to report
IN Friday morning.