Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-27
BELFAST.
Additional Indictments on
Criminal Docket.
InveIiiabls "HoSs CdSt' Heard
By Court, Thursday.
Death Of AdeIbert Dickey Of North
= port a Great Shock to Friends.

Belfast, Me. sept. 7-N.2fNe'i'
following additional indictments have
been placed on the criminal docket,
making 10 cut of II reported, yester-
day, by the grand jury The other
four are withheld until the parties
named are taken into custody. Those
given out, this morning, are:
State KS. Donnie Guidemore, Frank
fort, single sale, two cases.
State VS.. Prince f. Luce, Northport,
assault with dangerous weapon.
State VS.. Enos Flagg, adultery.
State VS.. G. f. Wilson, Lynn, Mass,
breaking and entering and larceny.
The follow divorce DEGREES were
signed, late yesterday afternoon:
Ora Clark from Eden Clark, for
non-support.
Bertha G. Gray from Francis L.
Gray for adultery. Custody of minor
child, Charles. given to the libelant.
The case of Florence A. Moore,
libelant VS. Samuel \. Moore, was
heard and decree denied.
George A. Dobson of Thorndike vs..
Will Glidden of Waterville opened,
this morning, supplying the inevitable
boss case, without which Waldo
county supreme court would be like
Hamlet without the ghost. The case
consumed the greater part of the day
and involves the purchase of a pair
of horses by the plaintiff from the de-
PENDANT, for $525. warranted to be
sound and kind, with the other good
qualities always set down in a horse
trade. The plaintiff claims that one
of the pair comes up to specifications
but that the other is vicious, kicker,
unsound and in fact worthless al
though valued in the trade at some
$500 Arthur Richie of Belfast an
peared for the plaintiff and Attorney
Nelson of Wateryille for the defend
ant.
The next case to follow will be that
of johnson Us. Estes.
Adelbert o. Dickey of Northport
passed away, last night, at his home at
Dlckey.s Bluff, the ancestral home of
MS forefathers, settled in 1896. Mr..
Dlckey had been i'll with gastric
trouble since the 23d of last Nav. and
great sufferer. During his illness he
mas mad the tender ministra tons of
MS wife, formerly Miss Nellie Mabel
wentworth, two sons Oren j. of Rel
last' william w. of Northport. and
one daughter Mrs. Nina f. Cook of
beuast, who have left nothing undone
Tor their fathers comfort.
Mr. Dickey was born on the old farm,
nfr,f h.,r
davidson and Eliza (NutD Dickev.
iactlcally all his life has been passed
on the old place. except the year he
was serving his country in the fam.
GUS hghting 18th Maine Infantry of
,oiuilteers, and short time in his
youth Wien he went to sea.
ne came from long line of soldiers
ana me name of his grandfather is
one OF the first found enrolled on the
muster roll of Capt. Reuben Dow :,
.he Revolutionary War. the orpan;za
=, ,aVn ,- oeiig made at Hollis N H., Apri,
-, 100. The first ancestor of the
pieAeys to come to America was
1ahies Dickey, who came here fro,,
England. i'oiii
Aoei1eft Q. Dickey was twice mar
, re Ills first wife was Miss GEORGIA.
Eta Lane, daughter of the late Dr
George X. Lane prominent Boston
10y eieian. Some years after her death
NE ~ was again married to Miss Nellie
,a.'"ci Wentworth of Waldo. who sur-
wives him no sur
~ re was one Of ! children. of whom,
", "o survive, Mrs. Susan Mabopev
=, T,'fih2ort avenue and Mrs Harrett
-. ''an6s Of Boston OF his four cbil.
,'i' 'he three above mentioned sur-
49, Nv OF a very retiring disposition
-, @i"pitlon centered in his home and
.a4iiiN' Mir Bickey never asnired -
p -, eii'ee. He will be deeply mourn
~ gu, MOI only in his home. but in bic
".ue circle of friends. as a fauar,
=; ~" IiNinah and citizen who was ho,d
81 ,r ,''o highest regard.
me funeral will take Mace .. .
81 oft th afternoon. Rev. A. A E 81,
~ oi. me Belfast Universalist church aer
t ca ing, lntermcnt will he mad ~ ~
c en lamliy lot in tho East Nortbnort