Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1913-10-21

survey a made by the plaintiffs, an,
that the lumber was not up to the spool
fications Is to the quality, which was th
reason the last three cars were not &C
cepted, and quantity Of correspondence
bearing upon that matter was intro
duced.
The only connection which this cast
has with Oxford County Is that thu
plaintiffs are residents of the county, th'
transactions having taken place entirel!
outside the county, and the attorney
who had charge Of 1t being from An
burn, Tascus Atwood for the plaintif
and George G. Weber for the defence.
Very sharply contested the case VA
from start to finish. It was given to th'
jury Saturday forenoon, and after beinl
out about two hours they returned
verdict of s577. 65 for the PLAINTIFF.
BUSY GRAND JURY SESSION.
Some hard days works were put in b!
the grand jury, which worked steadily
from Tuesday forenoon till nearly moor
of Saturday. Just before the moor
adjournment they reported a total o
forty-three indictments. The indicted
parties are:
Louis Fortier. Common seller.
Louis Cohen, Common seller.
Nicholas Clementi Common seller.
Daniel McCansrty. Common seller.
Peter Perry and Leon Norton, Common seller
Peter Morrill,. Common seller.
Edmund r. Bowers, Common seller.
George G. Brown, Common seller, also two In
dictments for single sale.
Joseph Paradis: Common seller:
Beneditto Sempiero, Common seller.
Jonas Lobiskias, Common seller.
Thomas R. Giles, Nuisance.
Pet"r Perry and Leon Norton, Nuisance.
Peter Perry, Nuisance.
I Thomas Curran. Nuisance.
Vital Ferland, Nuisance.
Pasqualle Rossi. Nuisance.
Waller A. Harrison, Breaking and entering.
Carl 8. Lawson, Breaking and entering.
VIM. Mcleod, Breaiing and entering.
George Blair. Breaking and entering:
Arthur E. Smith. Breaking and entering.
Clyde Mckay, Forgery.
Hector A. Boufard. Raising check, and issu
Harry Provost, Forgery of endorsement or
check.
Harry R. Rarbarick. Raising check.
Milward Hughes, Forgery.
Tony Simon, Fred st. Cyr, Alex Younkoustls
Daniel n. Trip, Assault and battery.
Theodore Christopher and Charles siomas,
Malicious mischief.
Bert Gordon, Rape.
Steve Petronski, Larceny.
Henry Gauthier, Embezzlement.
Adelbert Yeaton. Burning buildings to de-
fraud insurance company.
Loring Gordon and Ollie Murray, illegal trans
Emanuel Wien and Laura Wien, Illegal trans
portation.
Emanuel Wen, Illegal possession.
Saturday afternoon County Attorney
nuar NJ = \ ho m al dor Of Z
fully as possible at that time, aud got
things in shape to begin trials Monday
morning. The prisoners who were in
Jail awaiting the term we're brought In
and arraigned, except two against whom
no indictments were found, and who
were discharged.
Theodore Christopher and Charles
Siomss through an Interpreter pleaded
guilty to malicious mischief, and on rep
reservations by their attorney, Mr.. Nc
Cormick, and County Attorney Dyer
that the offence was not serious one,
they were fined each $40 and SIS costs,
which they paid.
Harry r. Barbarick pleaded guilty to
raising a check, and on the recommen'
dalton of the county attorney the case
was continued for sentence, and he was
released.
Pleas of guilty were made by George
Blair and Arthur E. Smith of Detroit,
Mich, indicted for breaking and enter
ing at the store of j. U. Purington OF
Bethel; Walter A. Harrison of Provi-
dence, R. l., indicted for breaks at
Brownfield and Hiram; Steve Petronskl
of Rumford, indicted for larceny Of a
watch from John Wiskont.
Hector A. Bouffard of Rumford plead
ed not guilty to indictments for forgery
of check and issuing false checks.
Harry Provost of Rumford, indicted
for forgery of an endorsement on a
check, said that he supposed he did 1t,
but he could not read nor write. A con.
ference of attorneys resulted In a plea OF
not guilty being entered.
Daniel q. Trip pleaded not guilty to
assault upon Edwin R. Chellis.
Several divorce cases were heard dur.
ing the last half of the week, but no
DEGREES have yet been made.
Deputy sheriffs in attendance are Ar.
thur j. Landry of Rumford, A. W. Ar
kett of Bryant's Pond, and Eugene Libby
of Norway,
Richard j. Mccormick, a young law.
yer of Haverhill, Mass, was on motion
admitted to practice in the court Satur.
day morning, and later in the day ap
peared as counsel for some foreigners
uho had heen indicted for maliciOut