Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-09-24
Much Business Transact
ed at Supreme Court.
Annual Convention Of Waldo
Sunday School Association.
Teachers Of the County viii Meet
at High School Next Month.

Belfast, Me-, sept. 2o.-(SpeclaD.- 1t
was a rather quiet day in supreme
court yesterday, no jury trials being
held. In the case of George M. Bon
new VS.. p. c. Blaisdell the evidence was
taken out, and the case sent to the
law court on report. A motion for
leave to amend declaration was filed
and leave was granted. Amendment
filed Dunton & Morse for Pts,
Thompson for DIT.
In the case of John / Brown, Ruth
f. Brown and Charles W. II. Brown
VS.. C.. o. Dickey, the evidence was
taken out, and it was sent to the law
court on report Dunton & Morse for
PITS, Dickey prose and Mayo g. Snare,
of bangor
The following entries have been made
on the docket in the case of Ernest c.
Patterson, libellant. VS.. Ethem NJ. Pat
terson. Motion to dismiss filed. Mo-
ton to dismiss denied. Thirty five dol
lars ordered paid into court by libel
liant on or before Friday morning next
to enable libelee to defend. Assigned
for hearing Friday morning Richie
fOr I1DpIldIl, DuIlOII N AuOIC III IpCICC'
Tho following cases were disposed of:
Rachel NJ. Pcndleton VS.. Northern
Maine Seaport Railroad Co. Continued.
D. N. Mortland; Dunton & Morse
Shalcs VS. Austin. Settled. Dunton
& More; Austin pro Sc.
Sanford VS. Soden. Settled. Durton
& More for Ptf.
Inhabitants of Unity VS.. Inha 6itants
of Albion. Settled. Libby, Jr.; Eaton.
Thomas c. Nickerson vs.. E.lnatha w.
Robbins. Settled. Dunton & Morse;
Richie.
state VS. Winfield S. Edminster and
Charles w Lancaster and l.. L. Gent
ner. sureties Principal and sureties
defaulted. Amount OF bail $500.
State. VS. Winfield s. Edminster and
Charles w. Lancaster and L. L. Gent
ner. sureties. Principal and sureties de-
fauIted Amount of bail $500
State VS.. Winfield S. Edminster and
Charles w Lancater and L. L. Gent
ner, sureties Principal and suretles
defaulteG Amount of bail $500.
state VS.. Winfield S. Edminster and
Charles w. Lancater and l.. i. Gent
Nor. suretieS. Principal ana SuretleS
defaulted Amount of bail $500.
Court adjourned at 40 yesterday al
tcrnoon until 9 o'clock this morning.
The morning session has beer taken up
with "hen case" that of State VS..
Albert Smith and Frank Bartlett OF
Fast Belfast. No decision yet render
! ed -. - ~ s.,
1t is expected that the civil docket
will he finished sometime tomorrow
and the persons against whom the
grand Jury found indictments will he
arraigned then. The most interesting
case will be that of Nathan Clark.
charged with setting fire to Lincolh-
vile Grange hall May %.
State reports covered by the Nation
al Reporter system. valued at Sl5oc'
have Just been installed IN the "aio'
County Law library. These are COM
posed of 574 volumes. the Atiahlic'
Northeastern. southeastern Nort"
western. Southwestern and Pacihc'
covering all the states in the uhi""
The books are handsomely bound an"
make a very Valuabl addition 10 Tue
Law library.
The annual convention of the WALDO
Couaty Sunday School AsS"c'a''"'.'
which convened at the Baptist ch"rch
in this city Yesterday. continued touas
with the following program:
9O-.peyotional. led by Rev. Wll'laih
Vaughan. Belfast 10. business; "l'c' lon
OF officers appointments, offering l'.i''
conferences: "Iiow Best to Bulld tp
the Sunday School" Rev. c. IL. NC
Ehiney of S@trsrort; l1.l3, aadr'Ss,
1.-THE How Of the Home Depart'nert'
Charles d. Meigs, Indianapolis lhu''
49, service of song. led by RoN. A'i" li'
A. Denslow. South Montvlile; :. au-
dress, Mr. Meigs; 80. tive-ininute an
dress on '"rhe Rest Things for 'h' SUI
day School and How to Get ihe''I'
Rev. Frank Dollilf, Jackson; Dr. ~
rearsons. Morrill,: Rev. David l. VIII
Son. Belfast: Rev. A. ]. Lockart. Ill
terport: Rev Albert f.. Luce. E'ettaSt'
Miss Maudc Matthews, Belfast ). CLOS
ing service.
Dinner has been served to the guests
each day. in the vestry at T. o'clock ana
supper at 6. the delegates being enter
tanned on the Harvard plan. that Is
being given lodging and breakfast at
}private houses. All the sessions were
well attended. the addresses anu uiS
scussions being interesting ana 'pttp' ~
Mr.. Meiiss was Il particular! piasri'
Sand pleasing speaker The coun'! "n,
Rcers are MIR. Orlando r. Frost. per
fast president; Miss Isabel Gum, bel-
last. secretary ard treasurer.
< At a meeting OF the Waldo county
I Bar Association last evening it wasNe-
cded to give complimentary paielue'
to Hon. William p. Thompson "f This
city, who is about to remove to Ban
gor. This term of supreme court IS MI
Thompsons last as county attorney as
lie will be succeeded in January pE
Hodgdon e. BuZZell of Searsport. '1he
banquet will be given at CLOCK
: Thursday evening, Oct. /, at the Mind