Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-02
Opening Of Sept, Term,
Judge Hall Presiding.
Calling Of Docket and Gases
Assigned on Tuesday.
The Jurors Will Not Report Until
tuesday, Sept. Is.

liz AoSplCilOSI lSIIu u lIlc superior
court for Kennebec county, Judge
Ollver Z. Hall presiding, convened at
the court house at 10 o'clock Tuesday
forenoon. Prayer was offered by the
Rev. {. G. Mosher, pastor Of the Pen
ney Memorial Free Baptist church of
Augusta. Tuesday was occupied in
the calling of the docket and the as
signment of cases. The grand and
traverse jurors will not report until
Tuesday, Sept. Is, the day after cleo
ton.
The following are the members of
the grand jury who will serve for one
year:
James 3. Abbott, Sidney: Charles
Cobb, Waterville; C. w. Crowell, Vas
salhoro; Leonard A. Davis. Benton; j.
p. Ferran, Augusta; Alvin Fowler,
Chelsea; Harry L. Freeman, Hallowell
William r. Gay, Gardiner: Fred
Gctchell, Waterville; D. c. Greeley
Clinton; Will A. Hanks. Augusta; w
G. Hunton, Readfield; M. J. Leahey
Watcrville; A. d. Lothrop Wayne; F.
II. Mosher, Belgrade; Alfred II. Nash
Pittston; George A. Prescott. Au-
gusta; Nj. NJ. Richardson Monmouth:
Elmer T.. Smith, Winslow; Henry L.
Tuttle, Winthrop.
The following are the traverse
jurors:
Charles c. Ballard. Augusta; c. w
Bent, Monmouth; Anse. l.. Brann
Winthrop; Augustin Caret. Augusta;
James A. Chase. Litchfield: w. J.
Colgan, Augusta; w. T.. Colley China;
Arthur w. Clukey, Waterville; Clar-
ence H. Cram, Augusta; G. a. Cum
ningham, Farmingdale; F.. S. Dunn
Waterville: MarCellus Dunton, Ran
dolph; Ernest T.. Finnemore, Water
vile; John Hogan, Winslow; Vernon
Leach Waterville; Augustus G.. Long
fellow, Hallowell; Thomas H. Mat
tnews, Augusta: John II. Moody
Windsor: William A. Moulton, Pitts
ton; Thomas Page Jr.. Waterville
James f. Potter, Gardiner: S. T.
Richardson. Vassalboro; ]. W. Ridlon
Albion; Edgar E. Robinson, Mount
Vernon: Samuel d. SOule, Gardiner;
Milton c. Spear. Manchester; Eastman
r. Strickland Oakland; Fred S
Thorne, Gardiner; j. H. True, Fayette;
F.. F. Waite. Vienna: Gideon Wells
Clinton: J. w. Whittier, Hallowell.
The following members Of the bar
were in attendance: Charles F. John
son, Dana P. Foster. S. S. Brown. G.
w. Hussey, John F.. Nelson, Fred w
Clair, A. A. Matthew. J. A. Latcrneau
Harvey D. Eaton. Waterville: Fred
Emery Beane, Hallowell: l.. T. Garlic
ton, Winthrop; George M. Chapman.
Fairfield; oliver B. Clason, Guy A
Hildreth. Gardiner: George w. Field,
Oakland; F.. c. Ryder. Bangor, Joseph
V,l Pann6ipt 4 M1hpr
NJ. II. simmons. Melvin f. Sawtelle.
Arson M. Goddard. Frank G. Earring
ton, F. w. Whitehouse. w. Fl, Fisher,
Augusta.
The following are some of the divorce
actions on the docket for trial at this
term:
Bertha r. Flagg versus Bert +. Flagg
both of Albion. for gross ard confirmed
habits of intoxication, cruel and abusive
treatment and gross, WantOn and cruel
neglect and refusal to provide suitable
maintenance George M. Chapman,
ESQ, of Fairfield. for the libtllant,
Daniel McGillicuddy versus Florence
G. McGillicuddy, both of Gardiner. for
cruel and abusive treatment. George
w. Heselton, Esq, Of Gardiner, for the
libellant.
Maggie +. Walshaw versus Percival
Walshaw. both of Waterville. for three
years utter desertion prior to the fling
Of the libel Brown & Brown of Wa
terville for the libellant.
William f.. Kinds of Winthrop YER
sus Clara j.. Kinds of New York City,
for three years utter desertion prior
to the fling of the libel L. I. Garlic
ton, Esq, of Winthrop, for the libel
liant.