The Republican journal., 1906-04-19
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

Hon. Albert r. Savage, Auburn, Presiding.
The April term of the Supreme Judicial
Court opened in the Court House in Belfast
Tuesday, morning, April 18th. Following
are the officials and jurors in attendance:
Judge, Hon. Albert R. Savage, Auburn.
Clerk, Tileston Wadlin, Belfast.
StenOgrapher, W. II. Cornforth, Auburn.
Chaplain, Rev. d. L. Wilson, Belfast.
County Attorney, 3. F. Foster, Mont
vile.
Sheriff, Amos F. Carleton, Belfast
Crier, Silas E. Bowler, Palermo.
Messenger, Elisha w. Ellis, Belfast.
Deputy Sheriffs, Silas E. Bowler, Paler-
mo; Elisha W. Ellis, Belfast; Joseph H.
Farwell, Unity; Phineas G. Hurd, North
port; Frank I. Mortland, Searsport.
GRAND JURORS. j. H. Kneeland, Sears
b. Chase, Unity; d. NJ. Chase, Swanvlle !;
Eugene R. Conner, Belfast; Freeman A.
Cross, Waldo; CaSsius R. Cummings, Pros
pect; Charles A. Curtis, Winterport Frank
V. Davis, stockton Springs; Perley Elwel,
Brooks; Frank E. Gilchrest, Knox; VIM.
<. Keene, Belfast; John L. Maxwell, Frank
fort; Charles Moody, Lincolnvile; ". b.
Morse, Palermo, Lewis f. Pitcher, North
port; Edmond Prescott. Liberty; {. V.
Stevenson, Montyile; Geo. I. Ward,
Thorndike; Walter York, Monroe. NJ. V.
b. Mitchell, Troy; Edward w. Crawford
of Burnham were excused.
FIRST TRAVERSE JURY: ". H. CHM,
Prospect, foreman; Edwin c. Berry, Stock
ton Springs; Charles E. Brown, Morrill, ;
G. NJ. Cunningham, Belmont; Thomas L.
Decrow, Searsport; George b. Elwell,
Northport; 0. J. Farwell, Jr., Thorndike /;
Harry A. Furbish, Belfast; r. W. Hardy,
Lincolnville; John E. Hart, Burnham; II.
Z. Holmes, Searsmont; Samuel H. Lord,
Belfast.
SECOND TRAVERSE JURY. Jerry Suili-
van, Belfast, foreman; Fred A. Lowe, Win
terport; w. l. Morton, Frankfort; Frank
Mussey, Unity; Everett Payson, Waldo; 0.
A. Pay son, Brooks; Charles f. Riley, Mon
roe Charles B. Ring, Montyille; Fred E..
lermo; Vinal w. Turner, Liberty; Riley j.
Wiggin, Knox; Charles H. Wood, Belfast,
Charles c. Clements, Winterport, L. C.
Farnsworth, 1slesboro and David Piper,
Troy, were excused.
Tuesday the case of F. W. Brown, Jr,
VS.. Charles E. Smith, was sent to the Law
W. H. McLellanfor plaintiff; r. F. Dunton
for defendant.
Following are the assignments:
MEDN ESDA1.
Dinsmore vs. Hunt ct al. johnson for
plaintiff, Mcclellan for defendant.
EllingWOod EX. VS.. McCambridge; Brown
for plaintiff, Thompson for defendant.
Ellingwood VS.. lnha bitantS of Unity
Brown for plaintiff; Thompson for de-
fendant.
Holmes VS.. Colcord; Thompson for plain
tiff, Dunton & Morse for defendant.
Staples VS.. Hovey App; knowlton for
,,1oiptif hInT allap for defendant
THURSDAY.
Robinson. Jr., VS.. Otis; j. r. Dunton for
plaintiff, Thompson for defendant
Clark VS.. Fletcher; Huzzy and Thompson
for plaintiff, Mcclellan for defendant.
Tower VS.. jackson App; Mcclellan for
plaintiff, Thompson for defendant
FRIDAY.
Marden VS.. Austin; Buzzell for plaintiff.
Shute VS.. Sbute; Ritche for plaintiff,
Greer for defendant.
Warlng VS.. King; Brown, Jr., for plain
tiff, Buzzell for defendant.
Mari vs. Ryan; Brown, Jr., for plaintiff,
Thompson for defendant.
SWEET VS.. Ryan; Brown, Jr., for plaintiff.
Thompson for defendant.
SWEET VS.. Hawkins; Brown, Jr., for plain
tiff, Thompson for defendant.
Among the lawyers in attendance on the
opening session We're Joseph Williamson
Augusta; Ellery Rowden, Wnterport; II
c. Buzzell, Monroe; Fred w. Brown, Jr.,
Brooks; W. f. Runnells, Searsport; James
Libby, Unity; L. d. Jones, Liberty; Arthur
S. Lift leield, Rockland.