Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1907-10-22

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The work of empaneling jury pro
ceeded as follows:
Thirty-six of the extra jurymen re
sponded to their names, two of thos
drawn having been excused by the cour
for cause. The names OF these juror
are as follows:
Bethel:
Josiah A. Brown.
Charles F. Abbott.
Gilbert Tuell
4. E. Whitney.
Alphonzo w. Bean.
Chauncey G. Bryant.
GA. Buck.
Buckield:
L. C. Waterman.
Charles +. Berry.
Fred 8. Heald.
Wesley Turner
p. DeCoster.
Percy H. Irish.
Hebron:
Frank Packard.
James l.. Bumpus-excused.
W. f. Holden.
w. +. Caldwell.
&C. Rowe.
George E. Hawkes..
FL. Wilson.
Greenwood:
f. p. Harrington.
o. l.. Peabody.
+. ID. Packard.
Sumner:
Ira o. Swift.
Oscar G. Chandler.
George II. Barrows.
Fred NJ. Chandler.
Waterford:
L. R. Rounds-excused.
B.F. SanbOurn.
". K. Jordan.
George A. Miller.
W. H. Kilgore.
Woodstock:
Dana o. Dudley.
Albert n. Felt.
Cullen Abbott.
Frank Andrews.
Alton Day.
The names of these and the regular
jurors having all been written on slips
of paper and placed in box, Clerk OF
Courts Whitman drew them out one by
one, and as each was called he was
examined by the court and by counsel.
The result of the drawing was as fol
lows:
FL. Wilson, Oxford. Challenged by
the defence.
Charles f. Abbott, Bethel. Had form
ed some opinion, and was excused by
the court.
Chauncey c. Bryant, Bethel. Had
formed some opinion, and was excused
H. W. Coy, Oxford. Had formed
some opinion, but considered that his
mind was open to the evidence, and he
was sworn as the first juror.
George H. Barrows, Sumner, was
accepted.
Cullen Abbott, Woodstock. Had
formed an opinion, and was excused.
Frank A. Noble, Waterford. Had
formed some opinion, and was excused
Ira o. Swift, Sumner. Excused as
having formed an opinion.
L. D. Packard, Greenwood. Chal'
enged by defence.
o. A. Buck, Bethel. Excused as hav-
ing formed an opinion.
Alphonzo W. Bean, Bethel. Excused
as having formed an opinion.
W. NJ. Flint, Sweden. Accepted and
sworn.
Alton Day, Woodstock. Excused as
having formed an opinion.
Charles F. Berry, Bucktield. Accept
ed and sworn.
George A. Miller, Waterford. Chal.
lenged by the defence.
A. A. Keen, Buckfield. Excused as
having formed an opinion.
E. p. harrington, Greenwood. Chal-
lenged by defence.
L. c. Waterman, Buckfield. Excused
as having formed an opinion.
Simeon Hartman, Norway. Had
formed an opinion, and was excused.
Frank Gilcrease, Dixfield. Accepted
and sworn.
E'Torn E. Whitman, Woodstock. Ac.
cepted and sworn.
w. E. Jordan, Waterford. Excused
as having formed an opinion.
Herbert L. Ridlon, Porter. Excused
as having formed an opinion.
B. F. Sanbourn, Waterford. Excused
as having formed an opinion.
Henry II. Merrill, Hebron. Excused
as having formed an opinion.
Percy II. Irish, Buckfield. Challeng
ed by the defence.
George b. McMennamin, RumfOrd
Accepted and sworn.
Frank Andrews, Woodstock. Excus
ed as having formed an opinion.
Roscoe G. Stephens, Simmer. Accept
ed and sworn.
Wesley Turner, Buckfield. Excused
as having formed an opinion.
Fred S. Heald, Buckfield. Attorney
NJ. l.. Kimball stated to the court tha,
he understood the funeral of near
relative of Mr.. Heald was held that day
and suggested that that was goot
ground for him to be excused, but Judge
Strout said that he considered this mat
ter more important than the other. Mr.
Heald seemed to be acceptable to the
court, but was challenged by the defenc,
after examination.
w. FL. Kilgore, Waterford. Excused
as having formed an opinion.
Gilbert Tuell, Bethel. Excused ~
having formed an opinion.
Oscar G. Chandler, Sumner. Accept
ed and sworn.
w. c. Cross, Greenwood. Excused
as having formed an opinion.
Jacob NJ. Ludden, Canton. Mr.. Lud
den seemed to be an acceptable juror
but in answer to questions regarding hi
health stated that he was subject>to il
turns. The court considered him com
petent, but he was challenged by th
state because of the risk of mistria
through his health.
Albert N. Felt, Woodstock. Excuset
as having formed an opinion.
A. D. Wight, Gilead. Accepted ant
sworn.
Thomas B. Goodwin, Bethel. Excus
ed because he had formed an opinion.
Frank Packard, Hebron. Excused a
having formed an opinion.
Josiah A. Brown, Bethel. Excused q
having formed an opinion.
W. E. Holden, Oxford. Excused q
having formed an opinion.
L. d. Howard, Mexico. Excused a
having formed an opinion.
o. L. Peabody, Greenwood. Chal
lenged by the defence.
| n. Dayton Bolster, Paris. Accepte
] and sworn.