The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-05-06

State. The defendant claimed that he had no
i intention of leaving the State and that he was
greatly damaged by the arrest and that it was
unlawful and put him to a great expense and
| loss and brought suit for damages amounting
j to $1,000. non suit was entered. Brown,
Jr. Dunton & Morse. Ellery Bowden,
Charles N. Taylor VS.. Leonard B. Ross. Par
ties ties live in Wellesley, Mass, and Camden
The action was brought to secure possession of
certain piece of land in Stockton Springs, of
about four acres with the land and buildings,
which the plaintiff claimed had bean in his
possession for some 20 years, but that the de-
fendant had deposed him and expelled him
from the place on the date of the 2Sth of July,
1913. and turned to his own use the rents and
income accruing from the same with profits to
the value of $500. The suit was Brought in
the sum of $1,G00. The case was heard before
the jury which returned verdict Of. damages
assessed at $32 for the plaintiff. Dunton &
Morse. Montgomery.
The action of the Inhabitants of Burnham VS..
the Inhabitants of the City of Augusta, was
continued. This action is one growing out of
the temporary assistance given to one Mrs.
augusta U. Goodwin, whom the plaintiffs claim
is resident of Augusta and who fell into dis
tress IN the town of Burnham. The selectmen
OF the latter town cared for her with board and
physician with other necessaries for a term
OF ten weeks and now seek to recover from the
capital city. Dunton & Morse. A. M. God
dard.
The following civil cases have been continu-
ed:
Elisha Loring of Prospect VS.. Charles H.
Parsons of Carmel, an action for the amount
OF S96b for the care of Annie May Parsons. An
account in set-off was fled amounting to 1885.
Thompson, Bailey
Clarence H. shuman VS.. Winfield s. Edmin-
ster, for trucking to the amount of $3.50
Edmlnster at the time the bill was con-
tfacted was manager and proprietor of the
Phoenix House Brown. Hartman.
NJ B. Smith of Hartford, Conn, proprietor
of Pearl Brook Stock Farm VS.. Fields 5. Pendle-
ton of lslesboro, for $29 for the care of colt
Dunton & Morse. Brown.
wesleyan Grove Campmeeting Association
vs. Henry H. Andrews and Sarah E. Andrews
OF Northport, to recover the sum of s25 which
the plaintiff claims the defendants agreed to
pay and yet have refused to do since October
1907. Brown. Dunton & Morse.
Effie l.. Hartman and Henry w. Hartman
va. Margaret A. Marshall, administrators, an
action to recover the sum of 81 $3.50 As, which
It is claimed was promised the plaintiff by one
Sarah Hartman, now deceased which was not
paid him and has not been paid him out of the
estate. The parties reside in Stockton Springs
and Massachusetts,. Thompson. Dunton &
Morse.
Elmer Fowles VS.. Martin, Frank and Arthur
Dyer; parties live in Searsmont and Hope An
action is brought to recover the sum of $500
Ior damages, the plaintiff claiming that he was
riding along the highway in the town of Sears
mont when he was beset upon by The defen-
dants who held his horse and by force and
arms refused to allow him to proceed, while
they forced him to pay them the sum of 50,
depriving him of his personal liberty and with
threats taking the money from him, Fearing
bodily injury, he paid them Thompson.
Montgomery.
Maude Bucklin vs. Ambrose r. Bucklin.
Parties live in Knox and Brooks. The action
is brought to recover the sum of Sl3S4, it be-
ing the amount due for one COW valued at $40,
one heifer valued at $12 and interest on the
same Brown, Jr. Dunton & Morse.
Divorces were decreed as follows:
Chesley B. 1ngraham of Belfast from Nettie
w. lngraham, for cruel and abusive treatment.
Custody of minor child to the libelant with
permission of libelee to visit same at reasonable
times and places.
Helen NJ. Cummings of Monroe from Charles
Cummings, for utter desertion.
Philome M. Sweetser of Searsport from
Henry A. Sweetser, for cruel and abusive
treatment. Custody of minor daughter Marion
to the mother.
! Mabel E. Morse of Searsport from John w.
Morse for cruel and abusive treatment. Gus
tody Of three minor children to the mother.
Grace E. Mitchell of Unity from Harry E.
Mitchell, for extreme cruelty. Custody of
minor children to the mother. 1ibelant to
have costs execution issued.
The court adjourned Friday afternoon after
an unusually busy term. i.