The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-09-23
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

SOfNENE yODl\lAL NOONl.
Judge William P. Whitehouse Of Augusta
Presiding.
The September term of the Supreme Judi
cial Court opened in the Courthouse in this
city Tuesday morning September 21st Fol-
lowing are the officers and jurors in attend
ance:
Judge, Hon. William P. Whitehouse of Au-
gusta.
Clerk, Tileston Wadlin, Belfast
Stenographer, Stanley Estes, Houlton.
Chaplain, Rev. Albert E. Luce, Belfast
County Attorney, H. C. Buzzell, Esq, Sears
port.
Sheriff, Amos F. Carleton, Belfast.
Crier, E. B. Bean, Montville.
Messenger, E. W. Ellis.
Deputy Sheriffs, P. G. Hurd, E. W. Ellis, E.
B. Bean.
GRAND JURY. Charles M. Howes of Liberty,
foreman; Clyde Allen. Burnham; Perley Berry,
Knox; Edwin C. Boody, Brooks; Henry j.
Chaples, Belfast; Albion C. Clark, Prospect;
Nelson V. Cornforth, Thorndike; H. A. Dodge,
Islesboro; H. M. Griffin, Stockton Springs;
William H. Hall, Belfast; Oscar W. Hathaway,
Troy; Lewis Kingsbury. Frankfort; William S.
Knight, Lincolnville; Charles Libby, Winter
port; Maurice F. Moody, Monroe; d. c. Nickels,
Searsport; Charles E. Plaisted, Searsmont;
George F. Randall, Monsvile; C. W. Shorey,
Waldo; R. C. Thayer, Swanville; Dexter Turner
Palermo; A. B. Whitten, Northport; Ruel
Wiley, Unity.
FIRST TRAVERSE JURY. Walter G. Hatch,
Belfast foreman; Horace Peaslee, Searsport;
c. F. Edwards, Unity; Fred W. Ellingwood,
Winterport; J. F. Hall, Searsmont; Everett
Clements, Waldo; Albert F. Light, Liberty;
Reuben R. Rhoades, Troy; w. ]. Mathews,
Searsport; Eugene L. Cook, Belfast; John c.
Morrill,, Belmont; Isaac F. Gould, Prospect.
SECOND TRAVERSE JURY Marshall J..
Nelson, Palermo, foreman; Robert H. Patter-
son, Belfast; Charles Marden, Knox; Cyrus
Young, Lincolnville; F. C. Tyler, Freedom;
Stillman D. Flood, Belfast; W. L. Carter, Frank
fort; A. M Daggett, Morrill,; Howard L. Ben
nett, Stockton Springs; Walter A. Crogan,
Winterport; E. G. Pendleton, Islesboro; Thomas
S. Erskine, Montville.
Frank S. Dolloff of Jackson, George H.
Ryder of Brooks and Frank Sayward of Burn
ham were excused.
The following attorneys were present Tues
day from out Of town: Hons. VIM. p Thomp-
son, William Robinson and Tabor Bailey of
Bangor; John E. Nelson of Waterville and
Harry R. Coolidge of Pittsfeld, W. T. c. Rum
nells of Searsport, James Libbey of Unity; A.
S. Littlefield of Rockland, H. E. Bangs Of
Freedom, Judge Reuel Robinson and j. H.
Montgomery of Camden.
Cases have been assigned as follows:
WEDNESDAY.
Hartman VS.. Hartman, ct al; Beaton and A.
S. Littlefed Dunton & Morse.
Heal ct al VS.. Hoyt. A. S. Littlefeld; Dunton
& Morse.
Luce VS.. Carleton. Richie; Robinson.
Shibles VS.. Walker. E. F. Littleield Dunton
& Morse.
THURSDAY.
Myrick App. VS.. Buffers. Dunton & Morse;
Manson & Coolidge.
King VS.. Carleton. Richie; Wayland Knowl-
ton.
FRIDAY.
Robertson VS.. Marden Brown; johnson.
Cunningham VS.. Inhabitants of Frankfort.
Thompson and Brown; Dunton & Morse.
Vickery VS.. Shehan. Ritchie; Dunton &
Morse.
SATURDAY.
Hobb VS.. Dearborn App. Brown, Jr.; Dunton
& Morse.
Rendell VS.. Libby. Beaton Dunton Morse.
Park, Col. VS.. Hartman. Ritchie Bowden.
Stevens VS.. Stevens. Ritchie; Bowden.
MONDAY
Ellis VS.. N. E. Tel. & Tel Co. Buzzell and
Dunton Morse; c. F. johnson.
Knight VS.. Rankin. Dunton & Morse; Har-
riman.