Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-23
New Cases Entered


Among the cases entered at this
term are the following:
u. S. Mitchell VS.. w. c. Williams;
Carrie & Jones VS.. Perley Knowlton;
Ditto VS.. W. ]. Curtis.
Mary r. Coggins VS.. Milton B.
Hills. This is suit for damages for
trespass on the 18th of jan. 1914, for
$1,000. Mrs. Coggins is held for the
| grand jury on the charge of assault
with dangerous weapon upon her ex-
husband, Mr.. Hills, the assault he al
leges taking place at the same time
and place as that IN which she brings
this suit.
Milton 3. Hills cs. Charles F. Cog
gins. Suit for $1,000 for assault on
Jan. 18th, the affair taking place at
the same time as the above case. Mr..
Hills alleges that he was knocked on
the head by Mr.. Coggins and thrown
to the floor.
Wallace Ellis vs. Mrs. E. A. Mud
gett; Marian Andrews VS.. Ralph w.
Emerson; Flora A. Wentworth, libt,
VS.. Pearl c.. Wentworth; E. w. Wal
lace VS.. John w. Small; Addison j.
Curtis VS.. n. F. Houston A. A.
Howes & Co. VS.. c. F. Gordon; Leatha
A. Knight, lebt, VS.. Avans P. Knight;
Leila A. Powell, libt, VS.. Stanley w.
Lowell; Mildred X. Bradman, libt, VS..
VS.. Herbert Z. Bradman; Clement &
Cushman VS.. Allen Dyer; Albert Nc
Bride VS.. C. H. Scribner; Frank Case
VS.. Charles F. harrington: Della
E. Lohh, libt, VS.. Alfred G. Lohn;
A. K. Curtis, M. D., VS.. William
George; Ephriam Robbins VS.. C. C.
| Marden; Waldo Trust Co. VS.. Louis
Goldberg and Minnie Goldberg: A. S.
/ Heal VS.. H. H. Therlough; J. D.
Young VS.. Fred T. Hartman; Marie
G. Goodwin, Liblt., VS.. Charles o.
Goodwin: Sidney M. Weber VS.. Ches-
ter l.. Bailey; Maplewood Lumber Co.
VS.. E. J. Dickey; Allen Dyer VS.. T.
| n. Pearson; Floyd Jones VS.. B. !.
Parmenter; Victor E. Reed, Libt, VS..
Emily Louise Reed: Lydia E. Hender-
son VS.. Penobscot Bay Elec. Co.; Wal
| do Trust Co. vs.. Geo. E. Bridges ct
al; Margaret p. Richards, Libt., VS..
Leonard B. Richards; c. c. Marden
VS.. Leland Robbins; Thomas A,
Titchie VS.. H. r. Whitcomb; Ditto
vs.. C. F. Mudgett; The Peoples Loan
Co. VS.. Perley F. Gordon; Charles H.
Forbes VS.. ]. w. Kendall; Rosiland
E. Dyer VS.. William H. Dyer; G. S.
Foster, NJ. D., VS.. Charles e. Marden;
Mason & Hall VS.. L. F. Nash; Charles
Fl. Forbes VS.. Robena P. Young;
Katherine French vs. G. B. Staples;
Herbert Hunt VS.. Phillip r. Porter:
VIM. II. Bevan VS.. George B. Staples;
George w. Townsend VS.. Nellie M
Townsend.
At the meeting OF Thomas III. Mar
shall Post, No. AZ, department OF
Maine, G. A. r., Thomas Cannon, the
retiring adjutant, was presented with
a handsome and useful gold-mounted
fountain pen. The presentation was
made by Commander L. c. Putnam in
behalf Of comrades of the Post. Com
mander Putman's speech was given
in his usual happy manner and Com
rade Cannon feelingly responded. On
next Tuesday there will be another
meeting of the post when plans fol
Memorial day will be discussed.
A meeting of the members of the
Belfast Musical Society, who wish to
join the Festival Chorus to attend
the Maine Festival at Bangor next
October, will be held on Friday night
in the society's rooms.
Mrs. c. w. Atkins went to Water
vile yesterday to accompany hel
young niece, Geneva Gile. on her way
home to Kent's Hill, after visit In
Belfast.
The funeral of the late Leroy S
Brown, brother Of Marion E. Brown
Of this city, took place In Morrill, yes
terday afternoon, the remains arriv-
ing yesterday morning from Boston
where he died on Saturday after a
very brief illness. There was a brie1
prayer at the home of Mr.. Browns
father, Charles e. Brown in Morrill,. b,
Rev. Haraden S. Pearl Of the NORTH