Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-23
SK0NHECAN
Expect Sessions of Supreme
Court to Be Completed This
Week-Cases of Tues
day Disposed
GOOD WILL BOYS HELD IN
JAIL FOR AUTHORITIES

1t is expected that the supreme
court will end this week. Many Of
the cases are being settled outside
of court and the jury is not having
much to do. The first case taken up
Tuesday was John Howell VS.. Xavia
Wirrmann. The plaintiff sues for la
Dor performed on the defendants farm
to the amount of about $3.50. Judge
Small appeared for the plaintiff and
L. R. Folsom for the defendant. The
case Bragg VS.. Stanley for trespass
was defaulted by agreement. Hodg-
don VS.. Huff, neither party no further
action. Clark VS.. Marshall defaulted
for judgment. John Hart VS.. the In
habitants of Madison for personal in
5uries was entered neither party. Blu
ker VS.. the Lynn Wooden Company de-
faulted. Fritz VS.. Lynn Wooden Com
rany defaulted. An interesting case
assigned for Wednesday is Octave vi
que VS.. Joseph Chabot. The plain
tiff brings suit in the amount of $4,000
alleging that Mr. Chabot of Skowhe
gan while making collections for in
surance companies for which he is
agent, at the home of the plaintiff
assaulted the plaintiffs wife. The de-
PENDANT claims that the allegations are
entirely without foundation and claims
that rent was due the defendant from
the plaintiff who lived in the defend
ants house and that controversy
had arisen over this. Merrill & Mer-
rill appear for the plaintiff and But
Ter & Butler for the defendant.
Judge F. f. Lawrence went Tues
70 RI in in
spection of ballots in many of the
close districts.
Robert Wildes of Boston is here for
a two-weeks' vacation with his mo-
Their, Mrs. w. H. Wildes.
Miss Hazel Holden of Brunswick.
formerly student in the High school
here. will visit this week at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Seekins. Miss
Holden has recently returned from
Europe and when the war broke out
was in Austria. She and her party
came to Munich and were treated with
the best favors by the Germans and
though they were unable to buy only
third class tickets on the train they
were given seats in first class cars
without extra expense. They met with
no i'll treatment and saw no signs
OF high prices because of the war I'M
til they reached New York. They
hired buss there that usually cost
So that at this time charged them ten
dollars.
Miss Rowena F1ynt went Tuesday
to Mt. Holyoke to continue her stu
dies.
Four Good Will boys were taken
into custody by Sheriff Thompson
Monday night having been found at
Lakewood. They told the Sheriff that
they had left Good Will Sunday night
and were going to Bangor. They were
placed in the Jail for the night and
taken back to Good Will Tuesday.
Roy Seekins of Lowell, Mass, Is
here for a two-weeks' vacation with
| his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. See
kins.
George Allen and daughter, Miss
Kate Allen os Oakland, have been Wis
iting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Abbott Kendall.
H. Tobey Mooers. Arthur McQuillan
| and Maurice Philbrick went to Bruins
wick Tuesday to enter Bowdoin Col
| legt. They were graduated from the
High school here in June.
| According to general report Frank
Benner OF this town is to be a candidate
for State insurance commissioner to sue
coed J. Wallace Blunt, the present in