Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-04-22
BELFAST.
The.Supreme Judicial Court
Begins Second Week.
Laurision ". Mink and James
Kelley Both Plead Not Guilty.
Children Of North Street Sunday
School Give interesting Program.

Belfast. Me, April II (Special9-
The supreme judicial court began Its
seof nd week, this morning, opening a
10 o'clock, Associate Justice Philbrook
arriving from his old home IN cas-
tine. where he passed the s4cak-cni
with his brother. DR.. =. Z. Pha5ro6ls
At The 5pening q the morning ses.
sion several men indicted were brougi4.
in and arraisned. Among them we're
James Kelley of Frankfort. indicted
for assault with intei:t 20 Kill ana
murder Mrs. Mary Love ef Frankfort
March 10. He pleaded not guilty kel-
ley VIII be defended by II. c. Bu2Zell.
LaGrist W. Mink of Belfast vas
arraisIged. on the charge of assault
With intent To kill and murder, Cor
doiia Young, alias Mink, i'll Belfast, on
March %. He pleaded not guilty. Buz-,
zell will kc his attorney.
George Forbes. indicted for periGzg,
pleaded nat guilty.
Ernest Annabel the 10y from Burn
ham, indicted for forgery, pleaded
guilty.
john Lowe of Frankfort, husband
of the victim of the Kelley assault
was arraigned on Il charge IF sueI
sale and pleaded not guilty. Ie stat-
ed that he would like an attorney but
had no money and Arthur Ittehic WAS
appointed by the court 70 defend him
Tn following indictments have bee1
made public: Andy L. Knowton, uiiie
counts eli single sale. one for Keeping
drinking house and tipping shop. and
one for Illegal transportation II liquor.
Following the arraignment Of the
above Iris3ners. the arguments Wera
made in the ease Of Aida Eeald "
Burlington Nj Barker. parties af Troy.
This case consumed all of Friday, ana
as there was no session Of court, Sat
urday. tile arguments We're not made
until this morning. and With the
charge, consumed the entire morning
session,
The case was brought by Miss
Heald 10 recover for hay which she
alleges the defendant took from her
barn oh her Troy farm, in addition 10
that which she sold him. The defense
claimed that Mr.. Barker paid for all
he took. y large number OF witnesses
were heard on both sides.
The children of the Nurth church
Sunday school gave a most interest
ing program. yesterday morning, at
the regular sunday school hJur III
honog ef David Livingston, whose an
nivels4ry was observed some time ago
in tie church The program included
Il poem, he lirst word of every Other
line beginning with letters spelling
the great explorers name Other
POEMS dialogues and stories of the
great man were given and interspers-
ed with vocal and Instrumental music.
Those taking part IN the program
were. Marguerite and Dorothy ingalls,,
John aud Tolford Durham, Elizabeth
Kittredge. Dorothy Gross. Dana Pat
tee. katherine Brown, Frank Water
man, Ben Parker, Wesley Wood
Carol. Parker, Violet Dexter, Cuth-
fert Wilson. Margaret Rogers, jeff
Hall carleton Read Willard Jenneys.
Blanch Jenneys, Donald Spear, Dean
knoWlton Louise Clements.
Some excellent fishing at Swan lake
over the weekend. and several 5
mound salmon were caught, and many
Of the lesser weight. Percy Greer and
William Jellison of Belfast together
lqnded seven, ono of them Weighing
five pounds.
Work was commenced. this morn
ire. IN cleaning up the iron foundry
a. the corner of Front street. recently
bought of the II. Fl. Holton Wood
heirs sf Boston. by Archie G. Hopkins,
superintendent Of the Penobscot Bay
Electric Go. This property was i part
Of the duplex Roller Gushing Co.
plant which recently went into the
hands of a receiver, and WAS bought
by Mr.. Wood. the largest creditor. Mr..
Hopkins Iians to open the foundry