The Republican journal., 1910-09-22
Supreme Judicial Court.
Judge Albert NJ. Spear of Gardiner, Presiding


The September term of the Supreme Judicial
Court opened in the court house in Belfast,
Tuesday, September goth. Following are the
officers and jurors in attendance:
Judge, Albert M. Spear, Gardiner
Stenographer, Fred L. Hayden, Portland.
Clerk, Tileston Wadlin, Belfast
Chaplain, Rev. A. G. Roberts, Belfast
County Attorney, H. C. Buzzell, Searsport
Sheriff, Amos F. Carleton, Belfast
Crier, Charles S. Adams
Messenger, E. W. Ellis. i
Deputy Sheriffs: P. G. Hurd and F. A. Little
field.
GRAND JURY. Willie O. Matthews, Lincoln
vile, foreman; Giles G. Abbott Belfast; Ever
EFT L. Bennett, Montville; Frank L. Blanchard
Stockton Springs; Edmund Brewster Belmont;
N. E. Clary, Waldo; Isaac F. Cook, Monroe;
Freeman Ellis, Brooks; Jeremiah w. Gilchrist,
Knox; Dwight c. Greenlaw. Belfast; Herman
Merriam, Morrill,; Andrew P. Moore, Frank
fort; M. G. McGray, Burnham; Charles S. Ma
son, Winterport; W. E. Nelson, Palermo; ]. M.
Page, Jackson; J. W. Plummer, Freedom: Aaron
B. Ripley, Searsmont; Mial Sargent, Searsport:
Walter Scott, Islesboro; c. L. Stickney, Liberty;
M. B. Whiting, Northport; John Woods, Unity.
FIRST TRAVERSE JURY. A. G. Caswell,
Searsmont. foreman; Sanford Howard, Belfast;
Albea E. Hutchins, Belfast; Frank W. Sher-
man, Islesboro; Willis M. Kelsey, Knox: Sewell
IL.
A. C. Batchelder, Northport; George W. Haley,
Prospect; Henry Maddocks, Monroe; Fred
Hunt, Thorndike; Frank l. Pendleton, Sears
port.
SECOND TRAVERSE JURY. E. W. Crawford,
Burnhan, foreman; G; R. Nelson, Liberty; F.
A. Bartlett, Unity; George F. Mayhem, Bel
fast; Luther Benson, Frankfort; Laforest Ran
kin, Lincolnvie; P. c. Cilley, jackson; John C.
Carey. Montville; Harrison Farrow, Belmont;
Walter Haley, Winterport; Alvah c. Treat,
Stockton Springs; Fred P. Drawn, Palermo.
Henry D. Clough, Belfast; W. W. GRAY.
Swanvllle, l.. l.. Rogers, Troy, and Charles
Sinnott, Winterpert, were drawn as jurymen
and were excused by the court Tuesday fore
noon
The out-of-town lawyers in attendance in
cude Ellery Bowden, Winterport; H. C. Buz-
zell, Searsport; A. G. Mudgett Bangor; Fred
w. Brown, Jr, Brooks; W. 7. c. Runnells,
Searsport; W. P. Thompson, Bangor; Arthur S.
Littlefeld, Rockland.
The cases assigned for the first week Of the
term include:
Gordon, ct ais, VS.. Gordon. Dunton &
Morse; Brown, Jr., and Rogers
Pendleton VS.. Manchester, executrix. Wav.
land knowlton; Reuel Robinson, Camden.
Marden VS.. johnson. E. F. Littleield:
Johnson.
Inhabitants of Unity VS.. Harding. Hussey.
Dunton q Morse; Libby, Rogers.
l)unfnn
& Morse; U. G. Mudgett.
trays Sons VS.. Lacy, ct al Richie; Dunton
& Morse.
Paul VS.. Bartlett ct ais E. Lttlefeld: Dun.
ton & Morse.
Emerson vs.. White. Gillin Dunton & Morse.
Hahn VS.. Dean. Rogers, A. S. Littlefield;
Dunton & Morse
Fogg VS.. Tilden. knowlton; Dunton & Morse.
Thurston VS.. Havener & IT, Brown: Dunton
& Morse, Richie.
Pendleton VS.. Manchester. knowlton; Rob-
inson.
Manchester VS.. Pendleton. Robinson.
carter VS.. Cunningham. Dunton & Morse;
Richie.
Shuman VS.. Cunningham. Dunton & Morse;
Richie.
| Bean VS.. Bishop. u G. Mudgett
Inc court opened Wednesday morning with
tne case OF Augustine F. Hahn of Lincolnville,
executor of the will of the late Maria C. Dean,
vs.. Leslie G Dean of Northport, legatee under
tne Will. This is an action of replevin to re-