Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-10-23


tlerk-JoHS &. BUNKER, Bar Harbor.
County Attorney HERBERT L.. GRAHAM,
Bar Harhor
sheriff-orBA h. JELLIsoN, Ellsworth.
Crier-Bfox f. wHITSRy, Bar Harbor
Deputies JoHx A. STUART, Ellsworth;
FRED p. SARGENT, Gouldsboro; ROLAND A.
FLYE, Brookliu; Willis B. WATSON. fremont.
stenoErapher-c. o. BARRows, Portland.
Messenger-HARoLD l. HooPER, Ellsworth.
The October term of the supreme court
came to close Thursday The closing
days were occupied by hearings and the
disposal of cases on the criminal docket.
The action OF County Attorney Graham
in having many liquor cases mol pressed
on payment of 800 and costs taxed at
s15-s return to the old "Bangor plan
did not meet with the approval OF tae
Court, and the record on the docket so APP
pears.
In all, eighty cases came of the civil
docket -thirty-five by judgments or YER
diets; twepty-eight by entry OF neither
party; thirteen divorces decreed and
four divorce libels dismissed. There were
seventy-eight new entries smaller
number than usual.
The cases OF Gaynor VS.. Woodruff,
Hinckley VS.. Mckay and Woodbury. VS..
the Maine Central railroad, tried during
the term, verdicts being given for plain
tiff in each case, will go to the law court
on motions for new trials.
DIVORCES pEcREEp.
The following divorces were decreed
during the term:
Mildred Geneva Mckay, libellant, from
Colin Mckenzie Mckay, cruel and abusive
treatment. b. E. Tracy for libellant.
Mildred G. Gatchen, libellant, from Walter
T. Gatcheii; cruel and abusive treatment.
b. E. Tracy, for libeilant.
Mary Eta Hopkins, libellant, from William
Hopkins: desertion. II. L. Graham for libel
liant.
Edward X. Bunker, libellsnt, from Annie E.
Bunker; desertion. Peters & Knowlton for
libellant.
Mary E. Cover. libellant. from Benjamin o,
Cover; desertion. Peters s Knowlton for
libellant.
Edwin Swan. hbellant, from Hattie NJ.
Swan; desertion. Peters & Knowlton for Ii
bellant.
Eugene s. Thombs, libellan,, from Mary f.
Thombs; desertion. w. F. Jude for libelIant.
Mary l. Jewell. Hbellant. from Edward A.
Jewell; desertion. E. n. Benson for libellant,
Iva Hatfield. libellant. from Frank Hatfield;
+ Tiark for lYbetlaut
Carrie NJ. Healey, libellant, from William
NJ. Healey; desertion. Fellows X Fellows for
Iibellant.
Lillian Emerton, libelIant, from Edgar Mer-
ton Emerton; desertion. &. b. Stuart for IL
beIlant.
Ella NJ. Archer, libenant, from Bracket G.
Archer; cruel and abusive treatment. G. B.
Stuart for iibellant
Henry D. Young, libellant. from Della a.
Young; cruel and abusive treatment. f. p.
spotford for libellant.
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
Following is the full criminal docket,
with record OF disposal of cases:
ENTERED APRIL TERN, IgNN
1893 State VS. Harry Graves, s<Son. on 1870
Principal default-d: Oct 1912 Con
tiIued.
1870 State VS. Harry Graves, arson. April
1910. Pleaded not guilty. Jury dis
agreed. Bail fixed at 81 800. Oct 1910
Principal aud sureties defaulted. Oct
isi2-Continued.
ENTERED OCTOBER TERM. 1910.
1868 State VS. Eddie Comiskey, common seller.
Oct 1912 - Mol pressed. Respondent
dead.
ENTERED APRIL TERN, 1911.
1892 State VS. John Mcdonald, single sale.
Oct lsI2-Scire facias to issue.
1898 State VS. John J Mcdonald, common
seller. Oct lsl2-scire faeias to issue.
ENTERED OCTOBER TERM, 1871.
By Indictment.
lsi4-l5-I6-l7 State VS. John I Frederick for
gerry. Oct, ie12-Capias issued.
1922 State VS. Edward L Callahan, common
seller. Oct l9l2-Capias issued.
1923 State VS. Edward Callahan, com mon
nuisance. Oct l9l2-Capias issued.
1924 State VS. Grob, common seller. Oct
1912. Mol pressed ON payment Of si0o
and costs, SIS. MOL pros entered by
county attorney without approval of
the Court.
1927 State Michael McCauley, common
nuisance. April, lsl2-Principal and
sureties defaulted. loct 1912 - seire
facias to issue.
1928 State VS. j A Sherrard, common seller
Oct l9l2--Capias issued.
ENTERED APRIL TERM, 1912
By Appeal
1885, State VS. Albion II Farrell, sruancy. Oct
1sl2-Nol pressed on payment of costs.
IS.
1882 State VS. Intoxicating Liquors, box
marked e Rowe, libel and monition.
Oct 1912 - Dismissed; liquors ordered
restored.
By Indictment.
1895 State VS. Edward Callahan, common
seller. Oct lsl2-Principsl and sure
ties defaulted. Scire facias to issue.
1887 State VS. Arthur Hunton, common seller.
Oct 1912 - Principal and sureties de-
faulted. Scire facias to issue.
1888 State VS. Thomas Landers, common seller,