Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-22
FOR PLAINTIFF.
Continued from Page Ninc)

Wh!tehouse, ESQ, OF Augusta appears
as counsel for the plaintiff and Guy A.
Hildrcth. Esq, of Gardiner for the de-
PENDANT.
The next case to be tried will be that
OF Arthur Il. Collier versus the Oak
land Wooden Company, both of Oak
land. This is a personal injury suit.
with the adj damnum placed at $4,000
to recover for injuries in burr picker
ir the mill run by the defendant, July
90, 1906. The plaintiff alleges That
while in the exercise Of due care ne
had his right arm caught between the
rollers at the back end Of the machine
and torn off, about three inches from
the shoulder, whereby the plaintiff was
greatly injured and suffered great pain
Of body and mind, and has been put to
great expense for medicine and medi-
cal attendance, all of which was ow-
ing tc the want Of due care on the part
of the defendant company. Forrest
Goodwin, Esq, of Skowhegan and Will
liam T. Haines. Esq, and John Il.
Nelson, ESQ, Of Watervil!e for the de-
PENDANT.
In the divorce case of Charles Z.
Smith versus L. Agnes Smith, both Of
Litchfield. the libellant mas been or.
dered to pay the sum of SIS into the
court by November Is in order to al
low the libellee to prosecute.
In this case the libellant sues for di-
vorce on the grounds of adultery and
cruel and abusive treatment. E. w.
Whitehouse. Esq. Of Augusta appears
as counsel for the plaintiff.
~ In,
ent in the supreme court yesterday
were William II. CULVER and Albert
S. Woodman Of Portland, w. n. Put
nam Of Lewiston and Edward n. Mer-
rill Of Skowhegan.
The entry neither party" has been
made in the case of Henry F. Hill Of
Augusta, administrator of the estate
of Dorothy A. Hill versus the Kennebec
Light and Heat Company OF Augusta,
an action, with the ad damnum placed
at $4,000, to recover damages for the
death of the said Dorothy A. Hill
caused, so the plaintiff claimed.
through the negligence of the defen-
dant company. Arson M. Goddard
Esq. of Augusta appeared as counsel
for the plaintiff.
A settlement has been affected in the
case of Morrill, G. BranE of Somerviile
versus the city OF Augusta, the plaintiff
receiving the sum of $500.
In his writ the palintiF alleges that
on December 90, 1905. he was thrown
from his sled at the south end Of
Water street near the Augusta Steam
Laundry building, breaking one bone
of the right leg below the knee, to
wit. the tibia. and straining and
wounding the muscles and ligaments at
the knee joint of said leg and wound
ing, bruising ana permanently injuring
said limb, and internally iniuring him
in the abdomen, stomach. lungs and
about the arms and shoulders. and
causing other serious injuries and
bruises to his person, through the
negligence and carelessness Of the de-
the knee joint. and otherwise inJuring
PENDANT municipality.
Frank L. Duttcn. ESQ. appeared as
counsel for the plaintiff and Arson NJ.
Goddard. ESQ.,, city solicitor, for tho
city of Augusta.
A continuance has been granted until
the March term in the case OF Nellie I.
Howe versus Charles NJ. Appleton and
Charles C. Howe. an action In trcspass.
with an ad damnum of $500. The
plaintiff alleges that the defendants en-
tered her property and carried away IS
bags Of phosphate. valued at S140; IL
bushels Of shingles. valued at $500: GO
pounds; Of fence wire. valued at $500;
and 20G empty bags. valued at $1,000,
all Of the value Of $1,000. Arson NJ.
Goddard, Esq, and Thomas J. Lynch,
ESQ.,, Of Augusta appear as counsel for
the plaintiff and E. NJ. Thompson, ESQ.,.
and Williamson & Burleigh Of Augusta
for the defendants.