Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-18

whom an indictment Was found Tor
the Kidnapping or her daughter, Mary,
VITO was stopping at the time at
home in Sidney, where she was
placed by Mrs Ada f. Hunt agent
for the prevention of cruelty to chill
drcn, did not appear when the docket
was called and principal and sure
ties We're declared defaulted.
Warren w Norton, charged by in
dictment with assault with intent to
kill Albert w. Thompson, at Chelsea,
April Is, pleaded not guilty and the
court appointed samuel I1teomb OF
Augusta as his attorney.
Joseph Dearborn and James l..
Sears, both of Gardiner, who were
mutually indicted for assault, pleaded
not guilty.
Ray Holt of Gardiner, indicted for
assaulting Maine Central conductor
on a train, pleaded not guilty anu
furnished bail in the sum OF S2oo
Waldo Skillin OF Augusta, who was
indicted for assault upon William NJ
Mex enney a patient, at the Maine
Insane hospital, pleaded not guilty
and furnished bonds for $500.
Harold Gray of Gardiner. who was
indicted for the larceny of bank
book, pleaded guilty, but was NOT
sentenced. as the judge wished to get
moro information about his character
from the officer at Ellsworth. where
he used to live before he came TO
Gardiner about five months ago Grey
is young man only about IL years
of age, and his attorney, f. b. Little
field OF Gardiner. requested that the
case might be placed ON file, on ac-
count of the boys youth.
Henry B. Filler. no was indicted Tor
stealing a team at Gardiner. Oct. 20,
1908. pleaded not guilty and was COM
mitted to Jail in default of bail.
George 3. Lishness of Augusta, who
was indicted for breaking and enter
ing the store of ]. Frank Bilodeau,
pleaded not guilty, and was sent to
jail in default of bait.
Harod Harrington of Gardiner. who
was indicted from running an auto
mobile faster than 10 miles an hour
and also for running automobile
without a license. pleaded not guilty to
both charges, and furnished bail to
the amount of $500 in each case.
Mary Patrick, who was indicted for
keeping house of i'll fame ON Glen
don street in Augusta. pleaded not
guilty, and was committed to jail i'll
default of bail
Frank Perry of Wateryille. who was
indicted for forgery. pleaded not guilty
and furnished bail to the amount of
5000.
Henry Gazette and Fred L.evere of
who We're indicted jointly for
larceny from the person CT Alexander
J.. Turner, an inmate of the National
Soldiers Home. both pleaded not
guilty and We're committed to Jail for
lack of bail.
Sidney r. Bailey of Oakland, who
was indicted for the sale of diseased
meat, pleaded not guilty and furnished
bonds of $500.
Alfred Cote of Waterville. Awho was
for liquor nuisance, pleaded
not guilty and filed a motion for the
default of the indictment as he had
been indicted under the name of AL
fred Cote. instead of Albert Cote. The
motion was overruled.
Arthur Sturtevant. who was indict-
ed for liquor nuisance at Belgrade,
pleaded not guilty and filed a motion
that the case be defaulted as the in
dietment said that he was resident
of Belgrade, and he claimed he was
not. The motion was overruled by
Judge Became. He furnished bail for
$500
Fred I. Hopkins, who was indicted
for liquor nuisance at Augusta, plead
ed not guilty and furnished $500 bonds.
Sulphaneous Aleos. who was in
dicted for liquor nuisance at Wafer
vile, pleaded nolo contenderc and WAS
ordered to pay. a fine of 5000 and the
costs of court or serve four months
in jail. He also pleaded nolo conten-
dere to search and seizure case.
which was appealed from the Water
vile municipal court, and was ordered
to pay fine of 500 and the costs of
court or serve 81 days II Jail
Joseph Jenness, who was indicted
for larceny from store in Water
vile, Oct. 10. 1911, pleaded not guilty