Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-09

manding him to appear before this
court and answer to this bill of com
plant at the May rules following and
abide the orders and decree of court
thereon.
The following are the indictments
against Frederick 5. Smith and Pearl
Smith of Gardiner and Goldie A. Con-
nick and Howard Linnell of Water
vile:
Frederick S. Smith. alias Fred Smith
Of Gardiner and Pearl Smith. break
ing, entering and larceny of two quilts.
each of the value of 50, four sheets.
each of the value of 81. and two oil
lows. each Of the value of 81, from the
dwelling of Mary H. Small at Litch-
field on March 10th. last.
Frederick 5. Smith, alias Fred Smith.
of Gardiner. and Pearl Smith. break
ing. entering and larceny of one ton
Of hay from the barn of hay from the
farn Of Frank Fuller at Hallowell on
Feb. 18th. last
Frederick 5. Smith, alias Fred
Smith. Of Gardiner. and Pearl Smith,
reeking, entering and larceny of two
geoeraphies each OF the value\ of 50
and one American flag Of the value Of
s. from a schoolhouse OF the town of
LitchAeld March 18th. last.
Frederick S. Smith. alias Fred Smith.
escane from the police station at Hal
lowell Feb 25th. last.
Frederick s Smith. alias Fred Smith,
of Gardiner. and Pearl Smith, break
I,s. entering and larceny OF one black
horse. valued at $50 one beach wagon,
valued at So one harness, valued at
S.. one fur robe, valued at $4 one
plush robe, valued at 50, one horse
blanket, valued at 81 and one halter,
valued at 81, from the barn of Melvin
G. Wadsworth at West Gardiner
March Sth, last.
Frederick S. Smith, alias Fred Smith,
of Gardiner, and Pearl Smith, break
ing, entering and larceny of two shirts.
each of the value of 81 and o razor,
valued at 50, from the cottage of AL
bert NJ. Spear at Litchtield March 9Th,
last.
Frederick S. Smith, alias Fred Smith,
of Gardiner, and Pearl Smith, break
ing, entering and larceny of one now
ing machine, valued at 500 from the
storehouse of Charles +. Lunt at West
Gardiner Feb. oath. last.
Frederick S. Smith. alias Fred Smith,
Of Gardiner. larceny of one moving
machine valued at 500 from Eugene T..
Hodgkins and j. Frank Hodgkins at
Farmingdale March last.
Goldie A. Connick and Howard Lin
nell, both of Waterville, larceny of
two union suits. valued at IS each, one
..f oh ri
waist valued at 81. two aprons, val
ucd al 80 cents each, and one top skirt
valued at 81, from Mabel Snrague at
Waterville March Il last.
Golde A. Connick ana Howard Lin
nell. both Of Watervlle. larceny Of six
shit waists. valued at 81 each, Two
short skirts, valued at 81 each, three
front ruff.cS, valued at 50 cents each,
two corset covers, valued at 81 each
and one suit of underwear, valued at
ST. from Ida Bourque at Watervillc
March q last
G0llc 4. Cnnnick and Howard Lin
nell, both of Waterville. larceny of tWn
night dresses, valued at $50 each, one
TOP skirt. valued at 81, one suit of I'M
derwcar, valued at 81, one union suit
Waterville March 81 last.
Goldie A. Connick and Howard Lin
nell, both of Waterville. larceny of
five union suits, valued at 81 each, one
dress valued at S., one dress skirt val
ucd at So so and one combination suit
valued at s1.50 from r. Cordelia Hawk
er 1T Waterville March q last.
Goldie A. Connick and Howard Lin
nell. both OF Waterville, larceny of
two shirt waists valued at 81 each,
two undervests at 81. one suit of I'M
derwear valued at 81, one tablecloth
valued at So, one tray cloth, valued at
81, and one bath towel. valued at 81,
from Eta Getchell at Waterville
March q last.
Goldie A. Connick and Howard Lin
nell. both of Waterville, larceny of one
clothes line valued at 81, two UNDER
skirts, valued at 81 each, one shirt
waist. valued at 81, one slip, valued at
so cents, two undervests, valued at 81
each. two undervests valued at 81
each, four tray cloths. valued at so
each. two underskirts valued at 81
each, two corset covers valued at so
each. and two shirtwaists, valued at
81 each from Eta Barney March q
last.
Goldie A. Connick and Howard Lin
nell. both of Waterville. larceny OF
nine towels valued at 20 cents each,
four handkerchiefs, valued at II cents
each, one tray CLOTH valued at 20 cents,
one underskirt, valued at 81. five nap
kins. valued at 25 cents each, one suit
of underclothes, valued at 81 and one
tablecloth, valued at 81, from May
Witham at Waterville March q last.
The following are the new divorce
entries on the docket for this term:
Mary A. Lee of Waterville versus
Alexander Lee of Lewiston, for gross
and confirmed habits of intoxication
and gross, wanton and cruel neglect
and refusal to provide suitable main
tenance. Samuel A. Noon of Boston
for the libellant.
Albert J. Fish of Farmingdale
versus Grace G. Fish of Milwaukee
Wisconsin, for desertion and cruel and
abusive treatment. William B. Skel-
ton of Lewiston for the lbellant.
Harriet c. Albee of Melrose, Mass.
versus Wesley w. Albee of Augusta
for gross. wantnn and cruel neglect
and refusal to provide suitable main