Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-06
Criminal List Finished
Civil Docket Resumed.
Trust Bond for 100000 Re-
corded in Registry Of Deeds.
Central Maine Power Co. and a
Boston Firm the Parties.

The last criminal case for the March
term of the supreme court was tried
Monday, when the case of State vs.. O..
f. Garrette was taken uD. The case
was tried before a drawn jury. The
case closed just before adjournment
Monday evening when the jury brought
brought in a verdict of not guilty. G..
f. Garrette of Madison was arrested
last November on a search and Seiz-
ure warrant He was given a hearing
a the time before Trial Justice Newall
Of Arson. He was found guilty. The
case was appealed The respondent
was represented by c. o. Small OF
Madison. Three deputies made the
search, Lessor. Walker and Mckinney
They found a quantity Of liquors. The
respondent claimed that the liquors
were owned by his roomers. Garrette
is blacksmith in Madison and runs
a rooming house.
The civil docket was resumed about
r. NJ. Monday, when the case OF
Humphrey VS. Rowe was taken up. The
parties in the suit were Frank Humph-
rev and. Lizzie Rowe of Pittsfield The
plaintiff was represented by George
Morse, Pittsfeld, and the defendant by
Forrest Goodwin, Skowhegan. This
was a suit in which the plaintiff
brought action for damages in the sum
Of $500 alleging that the defendant
nisrepresented the line on farm sold
to him, the plaintiff.
Misses Olive Green and Ethel knowl
ton. teachers in the Hebron Classical
Institute, have returned to Hebron to
resume their positions, after passing
two weeks with their parents. Misses
Green and knowlton We're graduated
from Colby College in 1909.
Sewall Smith was in Waterville
Tuesday in attendance at the annual
meeting of the Civic League.
F. T. Palmer and son Frankie went
to Lewiston Tuesday for short visit
with friends.
Mrs. j. y. Smith and Mrs. l. J.
Smith went to Waterville Tuesday for
a short visit with the family of w. +.
Berry. They were accompanied by
Miss Geneva F. Smith, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. I. ]. Smith.
A small fire occurred Tuesday fore
non on Lawton street in the house &C
cupied by Albert Gardner and Jake
Goldberg. TIE fire caught around
chimney in the shed. 1t was eNtin-
guished with a pail Of water, but about
300 people gathered at the scene. The
damage was slight.
The kindergarten school will re-
open next Monday after two weeks va
cation The other village schools will
reopen April is.
The county commissioners were in
session at the Court house Tuesday
Only routine business came before the
body
Patrick Mary Cassidy and John Jo-
scph Cassidy of Bingham and natives
of Chadbourne, P. O.. have applied for
NATURALIZATION papers.
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Bradstreet of Wa
terville We're in town Tuesday, the
guest of her parents Mr., and Mrs. w.
B. Steward.
A Fertilizer meeting will be held by
TIE Skowhegan Grange Wednesday
evening in charge of c. L. Longfel-
low. lecture on The Proper Use
and Value of Commercial Fertilizers
will be given by Melvin Sherman, as
sistant professor of agronomy of the
University of Maine. followed by an
open discussion. Questions may be
asked by anyone present relative to
the subject Of the lecture.
A trust bond of 100000 has recent
Il been recorded at the Somerset reg
istry of deeds. The parties to the deed
are the Central Maine Power Co. of
Watervile and the State Street Trust
Co. of Boston The Central Maine
Power Co. is engaged in operating
electric plants. supplying current for
lighting. heat. power and other domes-
tic and commercial purposes. The
company has operated the plan in Wa
tcrville. Benton. Burnham, Pittsheld.
Oakland and Winslow. The number of
bonds issued is 5000 at $1,000 each.
Harvey D. Eaton of Waterville is the
president.