The Republican journal., 1910-01-06
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
Judge Leslie c. Cornish of Augusta
Presiding.

JuuSS A~oitS ~. SoAhSh " 1Au6uoeo
Presiding.
The January term of the Supreme Judicial
Court opened in the Court House Tuesday
morning, January 4th. Following are the off
GERS and jurors in attendance:
Judge, Hon. Leslie c. Cornish of Augusta.
Clerk, Tileston Wadlin, Belfast.
,Stenographer, Ruel D. Small, Augusta.
Chaplain Rev. David L. Wilson, Belfast.
County Attorney, H. C. Buzzell, Searsport.
Sheriff, Amos F. Carleton, Belfast.
Crier E. c. Bowler, Palermo.
Messenger, E. W. Ellis, Belfast.
Deputy Sheriffs, P. G. Hurd E. W. Ellis, ST.
las E. Bowler, W. L. Gray and E. W. Besse.
GRAND JURY. Charles M. Howes of Liberty,
foreman Clyde Alien, Burnham; Perley Berry,
Chaples, Belfast; Albion C. Clark, Prospect;
Nelson V. Cornforth, Thorndike; H. A. Dodge
Islesboro; H. NJ. Griffin, Stockton Springs; Will
liam 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; Geo.
F. Randall, Montville; c. w. Shorey, Waldo; R.
C. Thayer, Swanville; Dexter Turner, Palermo;
A. B. Whitten, Northport; Ruel Wiley. Unity.
FIRST TRAVERSE JURY. H. H. Lamson,
Foreman, Freedom; Albert M. Ames, Stockton
Springs; j. W. Brock, Searsport; Thomas l..
Shute, Belfast; Alton P. French, Searsmont;
c. o. Woodbury., Northport; John Greer, Bel
mont; John W. Pendleton, Islesboro; C H.
Batchelder, Palermo; A. T. Nickerson, Swan
vile o. J. Parsons, Thorndike; James j. Glenn
ent, Mcntville.
SECOND TRAVERSE JURY. George H. Fisher,
Foreman, Winterport; Fred B. Edwards, jack
son; O. S. McAllister, Burnham; Hiram ]. Ide,
Monroe; George R. Doak, Belfast; Edward E..
Babcock, Belfast; Ernest R. Colson, Winter
port; w. D. Sanford, Liberty; r. A. Jones,
Brooks; Charles E. Dearborn, Lincolnville;
Frank j. Connor, Troy; H. T. Scribner, Sears
port
| SUPERNUMERARIES. Guy L. Peavey, Belfast;
Walter Littlefield Prospect.
The following attorneys from out of town
were present Tuesday and " ednesday: Hons.
William P. Thompson and William Robinson of
Bangor, W. T. C. Runnells of Searsport, A. S.
Littlefield of Rockland, H. E. Bangs of Free
Liberty, James Libby of Unity. Ellery Bowden
W. Winterport
e olhe week on the railroad had delayed the
f rvmen, so that the grand jury was
arrivafs juFyas< traverse juries could not
unable to sit and the-eutinss vs. taken up with
eall;nap ca li;mpahhelied, ahe a and the day wathaA-
me case of Libby ct ais Adms. VS. .:
mouth kittery & York Street RAILWAY r. a.
ssi!neu Tor tuesday, has been settled. the entr,
4Ag Icing neither party; no further action =" Set
th;n ttGnent e1 was made for $500. R. W. Rogers a.
'e Ha:t, ia.y was counsel for the plaintiff and
na. , aeath OF Augusta for the defence. III,
Ease Ease mas heen on the docket since Isnusr,,
1ooo' ana is an action brought bv the adn,;n;
.rators OF the estate of the late Isaac G Iihh,
az aggalnst an the F., K. & Y. Street Railway f.,
S1,oCo aiieged to be due the late |. C. Iibhv fo,
services as treasurer, expenses, etc. N-
Anotner case assigned for Tuesday was w
.. nnowlton VS.. G. B. Sampson. This has besn
contlnued and assigned to the second d.w of
next term. eonu oay OF
Eases have been assigned as follows:
WEDNESDAY.
Morse ' i'i'ehie' Dunton &
afsh, trustee In Equity VS.. Insurance Com.
Pany. a. 5. Llttlefield; j. E. Nelson
arnold vs.. Page. Richie; Brown.
Lunt vs. Davis. Richie; L. D. Jones
JACKSON vs. Sampson. Richie; Bangs.
THURSDAY,
Brown Dun'oh q Morse;
Emerson vs.. Ellis Runnells; Brown.
Emmons VS.. Inhabitants of Rrools p-
Jr.; Dunton & Morse. oro"n'
Lafurley vs.. Hartman. ct al pr,.
Ritchie d. brown, Jr.;
!, Averill VS. Averill Brown Jr.: Dunton r.
or: smDasns Dnntnn app, app, vs. Knowlton. Knowl-
)oherty. "''u Drown Jr.;
BROW brown vs: Brett. Brown; Dunton & Mors.
Dung nag VS.. Carleton. Richie; Knowiton.
nesn Vs. woodbury.. Rogers; Dunton &
Pen rsndlston VS. Nealley. Greer; Dunton &