Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-13
Speeial Jurors Drawn.

But one sapernamerary juror remain
ell at the first of the term. after the
div ision of the traverse jurors into
first and second juries and accordingly
foar special Jurors We're drawn to
facilitate the selection of juries for
the tfial of cases ON the criminal
docket, where a drawn jury was de-
manded. The specials are: e. H.
Morse. {. {. Hussey. Nassalboro.
Harry +. Morrill,. Chelsea; w, L. Har-
mon, q. &. l.ongfcllew. Wiathrop.
The last one. Of the grand jurors was
paid. Friday morning. The total pay
of the grand jury was STOPS, that
body ha~ine been in session 10 days.
Calling of Criminal Docket.
Court came in at l0.2l A. NJ. and
the calling of the criminal docket was
taken up Immediately.
William Bessett of Vassalboro
pleaded guilty to the charge of lar
ceny of one pound of crackers. valued
at Is cents from the Maine Central
Railroad Co, at Nassalboro.
Lawrence Mccurdy of Gardiner
pleaded guilty to two indictments, one
charging tho larceny OF two rings.
valued nj s25 and a fountain pen. val
ucd at $3.50. from the residence of d.
s. Tasker If Randolph. and the other
charging the larceny of a fur coat
valued II S25 and two spring knives
valued at 81, from The residence OF
Rev. Nc Miner of Gardiner.
In the Indictment against Mrs. Ada
@. Davenport of Sidney, charged with
adultery, Emery O. Bean of Hallowell
appeared rs counsel for Mrs. Daven-
port, waived the reading of the war
rant. as far as Mrs. Davenport was
concerned md pleaded not guilty.
Fred House of Sidney, who was in
dictei Jointly with Mrs Davenport.
pleaded guilty.
In the ease of Hjalmar Johnson and
Joseph reynolds of Belgrade, in
dicted Jointly for dofacing and burn
ing Il shed at Waterville, Johnson
pleaded not guilty ard Reynolds
Robert a. cony Jr, as counsel for
Johnson.
Josiah Allen Of Augusta pleaded not
guilty to the charge of threatening
Tie person and property of Belle
Rradstreet, i'm order to prevent her
from appearing as witness in the
case of State VS.. Charles Wentworth
of Gardiner.
'rhe following additional indictments
were made public at the calling of
the docket.
Harry Carr alias Jere Perpanier,
alias Jore Lepanier of Gardiner. lar
ceny of shoes from r. p Hazard Co,
of Gardiner, , indictments
Harry Carry. alias Jerc Perpanier,
alias Jere Trepanier of Gardiner, lar
eeny of shoes from Commonwealth
Shoe & Leather Co, of Gardiner, ;
indictments.
Frank Wolman, Meyer Wolman and
Joseph Wolman of Waterville, oh
structing an officer in discharge of
duty in serving q warrant, April p
1912. at 22l9 Maple street. Waterville.
Frank Woman. Meyer Wolman and
Joseph Wolman of Watervile, OBJ
structing an officer in discharge of his
duty in serving warrant, April p at
23la Maple street. Waterville.
Joseph Wolman of Waterville, as
sault upon Rev. II. y. Pringle. April
2. 1912 ut Waterville.
Joseph Wolman of Waterville, liquor
nuisance.
Frank Wolman of Watcrville, liquor
nuisance.
Meyer Wolman of waterville. liquor
nuisance.
Thomas Murphy of Waterville. liquor
nuisance
Edwin w. Clair of Waterville. liquor
Joseph Rogers of Waterville. liquor
nuisance.
Eugene York of Watervillc, liquor
nuisance.
Henry Boynton and Everett Dodge
of Gardiner, malicious mischief
Harry Carr pleaded guilty to the six