The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-04-27

Haugh. Case to be submitted on writte1
arguments Judgment to be rendered as o
April term. Arguments be furnished by Jun,
!, 1911. Dunton & Morse; Hartman.
Exception filed and allowed in c. B. Samp
son VS.. W. H. Springer.
Robbins & Arey vs. W. @. Spinney. Default
ed. Buzzell
The following were defaulted: Thompson
Mfg Go. vs. W. H. Devoe. johnson. Valvo.
line Oil Co. VS.. F. M Fairbanks, Johnson
Nell A. Sanborn vs. John Parlin. Doak. Bel
fast Fuel 4 Hay Co. vs.. Joseph Walker. Doak
Frank +. Pierce tr. VS.. Byron Hartman & Coe.
Mortimer trustee. Defaulted in principa
and trustee: Charles A. McKenney vs. Chas
Emerson. Mayo & Snare. A. L. Varney vs.
=. 4. Colson; Mayo Snare. N. D. Ross vs
Eaton VS.. Chas. H. Brier. Knowlton
George Forbes was arraigned Friday after.
noon on two appealed cases. obstructing officer
and single sale, and plead not guilty.
Russell Thomas was arraigned on three
appealed cases-common seller, nuisance and
guilty.
State VS.. VIM. l. Hunt, arraigned Saturday
for cheating by false pretenses. He pleaC
not guilty and recognized to appear at the
September term, 1911, in the sum of $500, with
Alfred L. Estes and Edwin E. York sureties.
INDICTMENTS
The grand jury reported Thursday after.
noon, having found 21 indictments, of which
| only the following were then made public
State VS.. Eden Sparrow, cheating by false
pretenses.
State VS.. George Forbes. obstructing officer
and single sale.
State VS.. Russell Thomas common seller
common nuisance and keeping drinking house
/ State VS.. Sumner Maddocks. common seller
drinking house and common nuisance.
Thomas Kennedy, two indictments on single
sale.
The following indictments were made public
later:
William l. Hunt, Thorndike; cheating by
false pretense.
State VS.. Frank Johnson of Stockton
Springs: two indictments fer single sales.
State VS.. John D. Mcdonald, Stockton
Springs, seven indictments; common seller
single sac, nuisance, keeping drinking house
and tippling shop, single sale, single sale, sin
| gle sale.
DIVORCES DECREED.
Ella A. Marshall, Libt. VS.. David Marshall
Divorce decreed for cruel and abusive treat
ment.
Charles H. Morrison, Libt.. VS.. Minnie J.
Morrison. Divorce decreed for utter deser-
tion for three years.
Flora E. Clements, Libt., VS.. Tisdale D,
Clements. Divorce decreed for gross and con-
firmed habits Of intoxication and adultery.
Della May Richards, Libt., VS.. Ferdinand S,
nlCndTuS. blVOTce OeCreeQ Tor cruel and
abusive treatment and name changed to Della
May Seekins.
Lizzie j. Prescott Libt., VS.. John W. Pres
colt. Divorce decreed for cruel and abusive
| treatment.
Albert A. Gray, Libt., VS.. Rosa B. Gray Di-
vorce decreed for cruel and abusive treatment
and the care and custody of minor child, Alvin
E. Gray, given to father.
Minerva B. Sabine, Libt, vs. John M. Sabine.
Divorce decreed on cruel and abusive treat
ment; name changed to Minerva B. Carver.
Lula M. Cole, Libt, VS.. Fred w. Cole Di-
vorce decreed for cruel and abusive treatment,
extreme cruelty and failure to support. Gus
tody, of minor child, Marshall F. Cole, given to
mother. Father to pay Sc per month for the
child's support Libellant's name changed to
maiden name, Lula M Duval.
Bert A. Cooper, Libt. vs. Sophronia NJ Coop
er. Divorce decreed for cruel and abusive
treatment.
Leonora G. Alley, Libt. vs. Harvey L. Alley.
Divorce decreed for desertion for three years,
and it is further decreed that the libellant may
resume her maiden name, Leonora G. Colby.
Louise N. Moody, Libt. VS.. Henry N. Moody
Divorce decreed for extreme cruelty, and that
the care and custody of their minor daughter
aged months, be given to the mother. The
libellant's name to be changed to Louise M
Cunningham.
Nellie M. Meader, Libt. VS.. John A. Meader
Divorce decreed for adultery.
Edy the G. Berry, libt. vs.. Thomas B. Berry.
Divorce decreed for cruel and abusive treat
ment. Custody of minor child, Priscilla, given
to the mother. The father to have the right
to visit child at reasonable times and to paw
81 per week for her support. Hartman.
Ida NJ. Patterson liht. VS.. Robert H. Patte !!
son. Divorce denied.
THE CRIMINAL DOCKET
The criminal docket was reached Tuesday
forenoon and was completed at o clock with
the following results:
Ralph NJ. Wood, app, single sale. Continued
Ritchie.
Arthur Ridley, app, intoxication Continu.
ed. Hartman.
Martin Dricker, app. two cases of search ane
seizure. Mol pressed.
Chester A. Maddocks, single sale. common
nuisance, search and seizure, app, search anC
seizure. Hartman. Mol pressed on account
of the death of the defendant.
Frank johnson, app, single sale. Continued
Brown
The three cases for automobling on pro-
hibited road by A. B. Kicker, VIM. H. Young
and }. H. Montgomery were continued.
Andrew L. Knowlton, common nuisance. No
pressed.
Dunton & Morse.
Joseph Redman, app Having control o1
truant. Mol pressed. Brown.
John F: Rogers, app: assault and battery
Continued. Greer.
Homer B. Carter, app, search and seizure
common seller, nuisance. Placed on file. Har
riman.
Thomas Kennedy, app. single sale, seizure
from person, app, having liquor in possession
with intent to sell, two accounts, app search
and seizure, app, two single sales Hartman
and BuzzelI. Retracted plea and plead guilty
in each case. Sentence given on two indict-
ment cases of single sale-to pay a fine of $5(
and costs and in addition imprisonment for &
days. In default of payment 80 days addition.
al. In second case to pay fine of $50 anG
costs and in addition imprisonment for 80 days
to begin at expiration of previous sentence
He was committed.
Herbert knight, app. Intoxcation. Con.
tinued.
Annie Patterson. Adultery Defaulted
Capias to issue. F. w. Brown
Barnard c. Norton. Failure to supper,
minor child. Continued.
Isaac Ham, app. Assault and battery. Con
tinued. Brown.
Dotey E. Sheldon. Illegal voting. Continu.
ed.
Sumner D. Maddocks, single sale, hav
ing Intoxicating liquor in his possession with
intent to sell, search and seizure, common
seller, keeping drinking house, nuisance Re
tracted plea and plead guilty to all. Sentenced
on having liquor in his possession, to pay fine
of 500 and costs or imprisonment for 60 days
and on common seller to pay fine of 500 and
80 days imprisonment, the 30 days to begin al
| the expiration of previous sentence. The
other cases were placed on fle Hartman
and Buzzell.
David B. Eastman and Leroy Bucklin. ann.