Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-18
y BELFAST.
September Term Of Su-
preme Court Opens.
Waldo Agri. Society Elects Off,
ceTs--A Deficit Of $54O.
Large Number OF Intentions Of Mar
riage Are Published.

The September term of the supreme
judicial court convened in this city
at 10 A. NJ, today, with Associate
Justice c.. NJ. Hanson of Calais pre-
siding. The official stenographer is
Cecil Clay of Portland. Rev. Daniel
b. Phelan of the Methodist church
officiated as chaplain and the follow
| ing officers are on duty; Sheriff, Ed :
win Jenkins; deputies, j. A. Adams,
Unity, Franeello Conner, Burnham;
A. G. Treat, Stockton Springs, o.
c. Roberts, Jackson; crier, Charles
O. Diekey of Northport; messenger,
| Orrin j. Dickey of Belfast; clerk,
| George l. Heating, Belfast; Deputy
Conner will have charge of the grand
jury; Deputy Adams of the first
| traverse; Deputy Roberts of the Sec
| ond traverse and Deputy Treat will
be a special.
| The grand jury-Fred Batehelder.
| Burnham; Charles Beal, Frankfort !;
| John p. Bragg, Islesboro; George G.
| Cilley, Thorndike, l.. b. Clifford
| Stockton Springs; Earl Cross, Nor
| rill; Ed. Davis, Belfast; j. w,
| Deane. Freedom: F. II. Dutton. Unity:
Lester Eaton, Searsport; George Ell
| WE'LL Northport; j. ID. Holbrook,
| Prospect; w. S. Jones, Palermo;
! Daniel o. Liniken Knox; Oscar e,
Littlefield. Winterport William A.
! Mason. Belfast; True p. Moody,
Il Cos pc nj al F.
w. S. Nickerson, Swanvlle; Wilder
| Troy; Charles Stevens, Lincolnville;
James B. Sylvester, Montville.
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| Members of the Waldo County Bar
| Association present We're: Hon. John
R. Dunton, Hon. r. E. Rogers, H. C
Bu2zel. Arthur Richie. Judge Way
land knowlton. Franklin Greer, Fred
w. Brown, Hon. James S. Hartman
Carleton Doak, Belfast; Ellery Bow
den. Winterport; Fl. A. Bangs, w T
c. Runnels, Searsport; H. T. Foster
Montville; James Libby, Unity, Judge
elect of probate; and Fred w. Brown
| Jr., Brooks.
Following the empanelling of the
grand jury, Judge Hanson gave q
clear, concise charge and they return.
ed, electing VIM. A. Mason of Bel
fast, foreman. The traverse jurors
were then drawn as follows:
First Traverse-Foreman, w. E
Gould; deputy, J. A. Adams, Unity
/. f. Berry, Stockton Springs; viii.
lard Calderwood, Lincolnville; Roy
Cross, Morrill,; w. E. Dam, Swanville
John David, Searsport; C. w. Gibbs
Brooks; w. f, Gould. Jackson. w. F,
Lancaster. Burnham; Oliver E. Par
ker, Frankfort; VIM. F.. Patterson
Belfast; Ernest S. Wing, Searsmont.
| Second traverse jury-Foreman
Volney Thompson. Montville; deputy
o. C. Roberts, jackson; Frank Bran
hall. Belfast; Henry G. Hills North
port; j. A. Holmes, Winterport; Ches
ter Marden, Knox; Frank l. Mortland
Searsport; Edwin B. Nealey. Winter
port; Edgar w Post, Liberty; Franl
L. Rollins, Troy; c. III. Smith, Waldo
| Volney Thompson, Harry Wannine
| Unity: David P. Wingate, Monroe.
Charles S. Bickford, Belfast; vergi
IL. Hall. Belfast, and G. w. johnson
of Freedom are supernumaries. Harr
A. Babbidge of Islesboro was ex
1 cused
I Attorneys Knight OF Gardiner an
| Conary of Bucksport were in cour
at the opening.
The calling of the docket and as
| signing of cases for trial took up tn
remainder of the day. both juries be
ing excused until the opening c
court. Wednesday,
II The annual meeting of the Waldo Couf
tty Agricultural Society was held, MOI
Iday night, with small attendance. TT
! Itreasurer's report shows a deficit. tn
season, of about $3.50, caused doubles
fby the small attendance at the 1hre'
Idays fair held in August. The follow
ling officers were elected Presiden
Ralph Hayford; vice Pres, Harvey Gun
. bingham, Giles G. Abbott; Sec, Willia
sIG Preston; Treas, Arthur Richie; d
Irectors, William H. Bray, Charles
, IBickford, Ralph L. Cooper, j. b. Darlin
) Henry G. Hills, J. w. Jones, Leslie
miller, Samuel G. Norton, j. II. Morri
IColby Rackclif. Elijah Richie, l..
tSimpson. Ralph D. Shute, Fred c. Tow
lsend, DR.. o. s. Vickery.