Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1914-04-29

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c,,,, snally adjourned for the term on
Friday.
Thourh there we're bat fsw trials, isi
80. came Of the civil docket forty BY
,.a,,,n,nts or verdicts, thirty-six BY entry
:, nnsither PARTY" ssventy-aye dismissed
IA ten divorces decreed. There we're
plpety-eight new entries
DIVORCES pEcREKD.
The following divorces were deeresd
during the term;
Nelson Mitchell from Absie Mitchell, for
..,si and abusive treatment. Gooxins Tor a.
bsllant, stuart for iibellee.
Rsna L. Ash from Herbert W. Ash. for utter
assertion. whiting for iibeiiant.
carrie +. stinson from Hiram Y. ssinsoe.
,or utter dese-tion. spoHord for iibsiisat
John n Patten from Rose A. Pstten. for
inter desertion. F. L. Mason Tor libeiiast.
samuel II. Richardson from Fiora Richard
son, for utter desersion. Y. L. Mason for ~
bellant
Grace Robertson from Albert Robertson, for
ip,oxieation. f. s. Clark for hbeliant.
Calvin y. Weber from hatnSfthf Hs1eeFs
Tor adultery. Z. 5. Clark for libsllant.
Clara E. Fullerton from Frank b. Fullerton,
for extreme cruelty. Giles forlibellant; l. y,
Mason for libellee.
Ethel NJ. Haskell from Noyes Haskell. for
adultery. Blaisdeu for libellant; Hurley tor
lbellee.
Josephine H. Stanley from George 3. stan
lev, for cruel and abusive treatment. y. l.
Mason for libellant; L. Z. stearns tor libellee.
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
In the case OF the State vs.. William II.
Russell, OF Bucksport, indicted for failure
to support his wife, the prosecution failed
TO make out a case, and the Court ordered
the case mol pressed.
The only other criminal case tried was
that against James A. Parker, OF South
west Harbor, indicted for making false
County Attorney Graham was assisted in
the prosecution by Attorney General
Scott Wilson; e. s. Clark appeared for the
respondent.
The respondent was accused of king
statement of his financial standing to the
Union Trust Co., OF Ellsworth, in which 1t
was alleged he concealed other liabilities,
and on the strength of the statement, OBJ
tanned further credit. The jury returned
verdict OF not guilty.
Following is the criminal docket with
record OF disposal of cases:
ENTERED OCTOBER TERM, 1911.
iFi-l5-ls-l7 State Us John l Frederick, for
gerry. Capias to issue In 1914. Indict-
ment filed in other three cases.
ln7 State VS. Michael McCauley, common
nuisance. April, lsi2-Principal and
sureties defsuited. Continued.
1898 State VS. J A sherrard. common seller.
Capias to issue.
ENTERED APRIL TERM, 1912.
By Indictment.
laS7-State VS. Arthur Hunton common sell
Ter. Oct i9i2-Principal and sureties
defaulted. Indictment filed.
1858 state VS. Thomas Landers, common sell
Ter. Oct. isl2-Principal and sureties
defauted. Continued.
lsss State VS. Michael McCauIey, common
seller. Oct. lsi2-Principal and sure
ties defauIted. Continued.
ENTERED OCTOBER TERM, 1912.
BY Indictment.
iso State VS. @ Grob, common seller. Octo-
Der, lsi8-Principal and sureties de-
faulted. Sentence, fine 400, costs sl5,
paid.
1875 State VS. Arthur Hunton, common
seller. Indictment filed.
"e state VS. L Treat, common seller. Octo.
Der, isi3-Principal and sureties de-
faulted. Continued.
ENTERED APRIL TERM, 1918.
By Indictment.
N'< state vs. George Lambert, arson. April
lsls-Pleaded not guilty. Law court
on motion to quash indictment for
alleged defect. Rescript as follows:
Exception overruled for want of prose-
eution. Judgment for State. Con-
tinued.
100 state VS. David Lowell and Arthur
Graves, breaking and entering. In
dictment filed.
'' state VS. Hattie Pettee, breaking, enter
,o ing and larceny. Mol pressed.
-. state VS. Walter Mehsn, common seller.