Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-01-23
HANCOCK s. ]. COURT.
FINAL ADJOURNMENT FOR THE
TERM YESTERDAY.
TWO CASES TRIED-JURY IN ATTEND
ANCE ONLY FOUR DAYs-DIVoRcEs
DECREED.

The January term OF the supreme court
adjourned finally yesterday. II has beer
q short term only six days. Forty nine
cases came of the docket. There were
twepty-four judgments and verdicts, five
divorces, four libels were dismissed, and
sixteen entries Of neither party. There
| were ninety-seven new entries. The jury
was in attendance only four days, coming
in Wednesday afternoon and being dis
charged Saturday.
The land trespass cases of Cleaves VS..
| Moon, Cleaves VS.. Farnsworth, ana
Cleaves vs. Joy were tried jointly. YER
dict of S142.25 was given the plaintiff in
each case. Motion for new trial was filed
! in each case.
The only other case tried was that OF
Thomas G. Hewey VS.. Willard r. Gowen.
This was land case, in which line be-
tween farms OF plaintiff and defendant was
in dispute. The verdict was for plaintiff.
Following is a record Of disposal Of
cases on the assigned list.
aail. saco Bank v. Devereux. Hale & Ham
lin: King. Continued.
Continued.
2s75. Phillips v. Brann. Hurley; Crabtree.
Defendant defaulted.
z2;5. HAYNES v. Smith. Wood, Bunker;
whiting. Neither party.
aas,. Cleayes V. Braman. Deasy & Lyman;
BE. Clark. Gillin. Verdict for plain
tiff for si4225 Motion for new trial
filed.
o,on az q n
E. Clark, Gillin. (same as in 22sl.)
a2ss. Cleaves v. Farnsworth. Deasy & Ly-
nam; B. E. Clark, Gillin. (Same as in
22sl.J
22s4. Cleaves V. JOY. Deasy & Lyman: B. e.
Clark, Gillin. (Same as in 22sl.)
2297. Young v. Braman. Deasy & Lyman; B.
E. Clark, Gillin. Continued.
22ss. Young v. Farnsworth. Deasy & Lyman;
B. E. Clark, Gillin. Continued.
22ss Young V. Grant Deasy & LYMAN B. E.
Clark, Gillin. Continued.
2soe pineo v. Rodick. Pineo; Wood. Con-
tinued,
1916 Bucksport Bank v. Kerst. Smith, o. p.
Cunningham; o. F. Fellows. Con-
| tnued.
1896. Clark Y. Herlihy. Clark Benson. De-
| PENDANT defaulted for $50, without
] costs.
1913 Tourtelotte v. Moore. Hurley; King
| Neither party.
22as. Hewey v. McKinnon. Fellows; Hutch
ings, Mason. Neither party.
/ 22is. Heweyv V. McKinnon. Fellows: Hutch
ings, Mason. Verdict for plaintiff
Motion for new trial filed.
1863. Harvey V. Twynham. Burnham; Giles.
Defaulted for s2s.33.
zoos. Bresnahan V. Maloney. Mason. Deasy;
Hurley. Neither party.
! 2oo7. Bresnahan v.whitmore. R. E. Mason;
/ Hurley. Continued.
2i56. F. n. Bank V. Rodick Clark; Wood
| Morse. Neither party.
227s Green V. Won Gaertner. Wood Clark
! Continued.
22s5. Bowden V. Hutchings. Littlefeld, Tracy;
King. Continued.
1886. F. n. Bank V. Grindle. Peters. Con-
tinued
DIVORCES DECREED.
Court adjourned from Saturday to Tuc--
day, when divorce cases were heard. Z
vorces were decreed during the term as
! follows:
Susie W. Clement, of penobscot, Libel
liant, from William B. Clement. Divorce
| decreed for gross and confirmed habits Of
intoxication. Custody of minor child de-
creed to libellant. Fellows for libellant
| Warren for libellee.
| Nancy G. Bowdoin, libellant, from
William w. Bowdoin, for utter desertion
Name of libellant changed to Nancy G.
| Colony. Smith for libellant.
| Margaret Pickering, libellant, from
Lewis Pickering, for utter desertion
1 King for libellant.
| Eugene Hurlburt, libellant, from Anne
ana Davis Hurlburt, for adultery. Gus
tody of minor child decreed to libellant
! Graham for libellant.
| Clarence E. Moore, of Ellsworth, libel.
liant, from Birdelia Taylor Moore, fol
! adultery. Crabtree for libellant