Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-08

Bailey, emma; Charles r. Barton, Ben
ton; Edwin r. Beane, Augusta; S. l..
Berry. Wftcrville; j. Napoleon Bison,
Augusta; Everett Blanchard. Halo
well; Albert Chamberlain, Winslow;
Fsank b. Colburn, Windsor; Frank p.
Collins. Gardiner; Eugene H. Collins,
Chelsea; C. w. Crowell, Vassalboro;
George NJ. Dinsmore, Hallowell; E. T..
Dunn, Belgrade; George w. Eastman,
Randolph; Daniel Gordon, Winthrop;
Vaughan 3. Grant, Gardiner; II. A.
HalloWell, Monmouth; Fred Howard,
Waterviile; Winfield N. .Kimball, Win
tlrop; J. A. Lee, Augusta; w. b. Len
nan. Gardiner; Henry Manson, Clinton;
c. E. Matthews, Waterville: c. w. Nor
ris, Wayne: Arthur B. Penney, Wa
terville; John G. Rowe, Augusta;
Charles Sibley, Sidney: Fred A. Walk
er, Nj. Vernon; Charles A. Warren,
Waterville.
Deputy Sheriff Wallace E. Sanborn
of Vienna will have charge of the
grand jury while Deputy Sheriffs Frank
]. Ham of Augusta, Wesley D. Dam
rem OF Rome and George w. Vickery of
Hallowell will act as court officers dur
| ing tire term.
a new grand jury was drawn for this
| term as follows:
Arthur P Barton, Waterville: Mark
A. Bradstreet, Augusta; E. E. Brook
ings, Pittston; Harry NJ. Cannon,
Farmingdale; Simon Cole, Waterville:
F. R. Eaton, Vienna: Shepard Galusha,
Clinton; A. n Goodwin, China; f. s.
| Greenleaf. Gardiner; ]. S. w. Hewitt.
| Fayette; Perley NJ. Lawrence, Angus
! ta Morrison Libby, Oakland; f. NJ.
Rand, Waterville; Henry f. Rankin:.
| Eallowell: Samuel A. Smith, West
| Gardiner; Fred NJ. Spearin, Augusta:
| Eugene Nj. Walker, Litchfeld; Ralph
Weymouth. Winslow.
The following persons are in Jail
| awaiting the action of the grand jury,
having been unable to procure bail:
William Ramsdell of Vassalboro, lar
ceny. bound over by Dana P. Foster of
Waterville, trial justice; Joseph NJ.
| Thompson of Hallowell, larceny, bound
| over by the Hallowell municipal court:
Charles Brown of Fairfield, larceny,
bound over by George H. Boynton Of
Oakland, trial justice: George Crosby
of Newport. breaking, entering and
larceny in the night time, bound over
| by Dana P. Foster of Waterville. trial
| Justice: Mike Hoovas Of Waterville, as
sault with intent to kill, bound over by
the Waterville municipal court; George
RunyOn OF Gardiner, larceny, bound
over by the Gardiner municipal court.
| Fred Benoit of Portland breaking aud
entering and larceny in the night time
| bound over by the Waterville NUM-
cipal court; Thomas Micue of Water
vile, breaking, entering and larceny in
the nighttime. bound over by the Wa
| terville municipal court: George ST
| Peter of Fairfield, highway robbery
| bound over by the Waterville NUM-
ciral court: Edward Hallett of Win
| throp. horse stealing. bound over By
| the Winthrop municipal court: Ed
| ward Butler of Portland, breaking, en-
| tering and larceny in the night time
bound over by the Waterville num-
cipal court; George r. Snow of Vas
saiboro, forgery. bound over by the
Gardiner municipal court; Omer Nor
| risette of Waterville, breaking, enter
| ing and larceny in the night time
| bound over by the Watervile NUM-
cipal court; George B. Lashus of Wa
terville, assault with intent to kill and
|
municipal court; Frank Howard Of
Waterville. robbery; bound over by the
Waterville unicipal court.
Six persons sentenced for vagrancy.
two for so days and four for 80 days,
appealed from the decision of the judge
of the Waterville municipal court, but
went to Jail in default of bail The
| men are Michael Welch, John Foley,
Thomas DOnnelley, James Grace, Carl
Schwartz and Robert Barnes.
Milford York of Oakland is also an
| inmate of the county Jail having been
| indicted for breaking, entering and lar
| ceny in the night time at Watervile
and having recently served a term in
the States prison at Thomaston. York
| will be sentenced at this session of the
| court.
A hearing was held before Associate
Justice William Penn Whitehouse
| Tuesday on the petition of the Nor
| ridgewOck Granite Co. versus Diamond
| r. Taylor of Norridgewock for an in
junction to restrain the defendant from
cutting granite on undivided property
as claimed by the company in the town
of NorridgewOck.
The defendant claims that division
has been made The matter was adj
justed by agreement and a division
agreed upon.
Amos X. Butler of SkOwhegan ap-
peared as counsel for the plaintiff ami
s. j. Walton of Skowhegan for the de-
PENDANT.