The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-09-29
Eme Donaldson. libt vs.. Robert Don.1a.on

llue v. Irundy vs.. Winfield s. Edr;ns..,
De1auited. Hartman; Littleield
True G. Trundy vs.. Winfield 8 .na
field. "A' L''tie
Inc Dodge Clothing Manufacturing r. -.
Colon Bunker. Defaulted. Simpson. +
Tracey. -
George W. Patterson VS.. Sarah N..,,..
Continued. Greer; Dunton & Morse
Waldo Trust Co. VS.. Asa W. Sco,;,,.
tinued. Dunton & Morse.
Annaoitants OF Unity vs.. Atwood W. Hard;no
Neither party. Hussey; Dunton & Morse
Libby, Rogers. ''e
l. l. Nlckerson VS.. C. H. Vinal, Non. .su;t
NO costs at this term by agreement Greer
Brown.
r. ). Hartman vs. Henry B. Heath. Bank
ruptcy OF defendant suggested. Dunton &
Morse; Brown
II. s. Llttlefield VS.. Charles Peabody. Neithe,
party; no further action. E. Littletield. Ritcbie
A. b. Payson VS.. John l. Frederick. Contin
ued; to be defaulted the first day of next term
by agreement. Brown, Jr; Bowden.
Robert N. Patterson, ibt. VS.. Ada M PAT.
terson. Motion by libellee for order for a sum
OF money to be paid by libellant to the clerk
1or benefit of iibelee to enable her to defend
$40 ordered paid. Dunton Morse; Richie.
Emma M. Seavey VS.. John Parlin. Account
In set-off filed. Dunton Morse; Littlefeld.
Washington L. Bean vs. Asa A. Bishon
continued for trial End day of next term.
Mudgett; Dunton & Morse
L. l.. Rogers vs. Frank Fairbanks. Contin-
ued for judgment. Dismissed. Dunton E.
Morse; Libby. Jr.
Boston Burial Case Co. VS.. F. M Fairbanks.
Defaulted, continued for judgment. Dunton
4 Morse Libby, Jr.
Thurston Brothers vs. FIN. Fairbanks De-
faulted, continued for judgment. Dunton &
Morse; Libby, Jr.
City of Belfast VS.. Inhabitants of Washing
ton. Judgment for plaintiff; judgment salts
fled. Ritchie; L. M. Staples.
City of Belfast VS.. Inhabitants of Waldoboro
Judgment for defendant; judgment satisfied
Ritchie; W. H. Miller
Arthur Ritchie vs. Clara R. Shaw. Jude-
ment as of mortgage. Ritchie; Thompson
E. A. Carpenter VS.. Harrison and Roscoe A.
Stevens, not suited Hussey; F. W. Brown.
Effie Donaldson VS.. Robert Donaldson, dis
missed.
Shawmut Commercial Paper Co. VS.. J. H.
Wardwell and A. R. Fellows, defaulted by
agreement.
faulted by agreement.
Conant, Patrick & Co. VS.. J. H. Wardwel and
A. R. Fellows, defaulted by agreement
A. w. Gray Sons VS.. F. A. Luce and Ralph
Hayford, defaulted by agreement.
R. S. Littlefeld VS.. Charles Peabody, neither
party, no further action.
S. W. Paul VS.. Preston L. Bartlett, ct ais,
plaintiff non-suted.
Walter Workman VS.. Will Rogers. Defaulted
for 500, continued for judgment.
The case of Augustine H. Hahn vs. Leslie C.
Dean occupied the court all day Wednesday
and was continued Thursday morning, when
Justice Spear ordered verdict of 81 for the
plaintiff. The defense has filed exceptions
and the case will go to the law court. The
suit was brought to replevin bonds amounting
to $4,000 alleged to belong to the estate of
the late Maria D. Dean of Linconville, by the
executor of her will, against Dean, legatee
under the will. The defendant claimed that
the bonds were given to him by his aunt, Mrs
Maria D. Dean, before her death last fall
Dean was indicted at the September term 1909
criminal action which was later mol pross-
ed and civil action brought of which the
above is the result. The verdict was by agree
law court.
The next case called was William H. Gordon,
Nellie G. Lawler and Addie Gordon VS.. Frank
Gordon, an action to determine the title of
farm in Thorndike. 1t was opened to the jury,
but withdrawn and settled by agreement.
The grand jury reported at o'clock Thurs
day afternoon, September 22nd, having found
ten indictments, seven of which are made pub
lie:
State VS.. Ward Hicks. Searsport, larceny of
COW.
State VS.. Ward Hicks, trading under false
pretences.
State VS.. Alvan B. Kicker, Poland Springs,
driving automobile on the Turnpike read in
Lincolnville.
State VS.. VIM H. Young Camden, same
These are indictments for violation of the
special automobile law relating to the turnpike
which skirts lake Megunticook in Camder and
Lincolnville, and which is closed to motor
vehicles by State law.
State VS.. William Hail. Unity, sale of mort
gagged property.
State VS.. Alonzo T. Nickerson, Swanyille,
same.
Ward Hicks of Searsport was arraigned
Thursday and plead not guilty to the indict-
ments of larceny and cheating under false
pretences.
Capias were issued September 23rd on the
indictments found against Peter Lafand for
malicious mischief. and Chester A. Maddocks
for common nuisance.
State in scire facias VS.. Homer B. Carter
with W. G. Preston and Andy l.. Knowlton
sureties. Neither party. Buzzell. Hartman
and Brown.
In a second case of the same parties, no
further action.
The criminal cases appealed from the Police
Court, Judge R. W. Rogers presiding, were as
follows: State VS.. James Cunningham, intoxi-
cation; Willie Thurston, assault and battery;
Ralph NJ Wood, single sale; Chester Arthur
Maddocks, search and seizure; Chester Arthur
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