The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-04-22
TIE Supreme Judicial Court.

TIE Supreme Judicial Court.
The April term of the Supreme Judicia,
Court opened at the Court House. Tuesday,
April goth with the following officers and
jurors in attendance.
Judge. George M Hanson of Calais,
Stenoerapher. Cecil Clay of Woodfords.
Clerk. George Keating of Belfast.
Chaplain. Rev Walter F Sturtevant of Bel.
fast
County Attorney, Walter A Cowan of Win
terport.
Sheriff, Frank A Cushman of Belfast.
Cries, Charler S Adams of Searsmont.
Messenger. Willis Fletcher of Belfast.
Deputy Sheriffs. P G Hurd of Northport in
charge Of the Grand Jury; Harry Tooth
aker of Belfast. in charge of the First Trav-
erse Jury. and Walter Bean of NJ ontville of
the Second Jury.
The GRAND JURY. The Grand Jury organ
lied Tuesday morning with Albert J Skidmore
of Liberty as foreman:
Everett N Bartlett. Winterport; M Black.
Northport; Geo W Butler, Searsmont; Frank
Clements. Knox; C Cook, Unity; Elmer T
Hartshorn. Morrill,; A H Hatch, Islesboro; Will
liam L Heagan. Frankfort; James E Jackson,
Belfast; F Moore. Palermo; Freeman My
rick, Troy; Francis X Pendleton, Belfast; Eu-
gene S Perkins. Stockton Springs; A Perkins,
Brooks; d Plummer, Montville, G Seely,
Swanville; William D Smart, Searsport; Will
liam N Webb, Monroe; Clement Webster, Free
dom; John Whitcomb, Waldo,
THE FIRST TRAVERSE JURY, Arthur Over.
lock of Liberty. foreman; M Brewster, Bel
mont; Willard Gates, Monroe; Everett Doe,
Burnham; Willis Gilman. Prospect; Howard
Kingsbury, ,Winterport; Mills, Unity; Her
bert Morey, Belfast; Ralph Mortland, Sears
port; James Nickels, Searsport; A Tibbetts
Palermo; John D Walker, Belfast.
THE SECOND TRAVERSE JURY Elisha H Ha-
ney of Belfast, foreman; o Achorn, MORRILL,
Perley c Allen. Montville; James T Cole,
Thcrndike; Sumner Glidden, Freedom; Clar-
ence Hamlin, Brooks; Frank W. Hatch Isles.
boro; Fred L Howard, Belfast; E E Morton
Jackson; A O. Richards, Lincolnyille: Clifford
N Staples, Stockton Springs; Charles O Whit
ney. Winterport.
SUPERNUMARIEs. John Benson of Frank
fort. Harrison o Cunningham of Swanvlle and
John F Marden of Searsmont
William Webb of Troy was excused from
jury duty.
After organization both juries were excused
until p. m. and later were excused until
Thursday morning. The Court was busy with
divorces, naturalization cases, etc. The court
will open this, Thursday morning with the
jury case of Gordon VS. w H Howard
Buzzell: C Connors.
Among the out-of-town attornies in attend
ance were Arthur S Littefeld and Merritt A
johnson of Rockland, Sleeper of Newport,
Louis E Barker of Brookine, Mass, formerly
of Bangor, Charles Conner of Bangor, WAL
ter Cowan of Winterport. Harry E Bangs of
Searsport. Judge James Libby of Unity, Fred
W Brown OF Brooks, Ellery Bowden of Win
terport. W C T Runnells of Searsport.
Edward Kelley and Archer Gamble, natives
of Ireland, who have been working stone
cutters for about % years in the towns of
Prospect and Frankfort. each having wife
and three children at present in Prospect; and
Harry Mastorgi, an Italian, with wife
two children. who has been a stone cutter in
Frankfort for the past Is years, and Melvyn
William Gray of Unity, aged 20 years, former
ly of Woodstock, N B, were admitted to citi-
zenship Wednesday morning.
ASSIGNED CASES.
WEDNESDAY.
c Edward Brltto VS. L Marston. H G
Sleeper; l. Beedy.
Stembec Co vs Harold McKeen, ct ais, ] A
Cahners; D Gould.
DrJ Darling VS. P G Wiley & Co. Buzz
zell; C Smalley.
Arthur Ritchie VS. L H Reynolds, ct ais.
Richie; Brown.
VIM Bevan VS. George Staples. Richie;
Buzzell.
PF Gordon VS. H Howard. Buzzell; C P
Int Agr Corp vs. Harry Clark and same vs.
Arthur Clark. Connors; Towle.
George Hartman VS. City of Belfast and
VIM Clark vs. same. Hartman and Ritchie;
Lttlefeld.
| L A Barker and Margaret Barker vs W B
Gould. Barker; M Simpson and Cowan.
| (Three cases.)
Campbell Electric Co vs. Britto. Ritch-
| lie; Buzzell,
Angie F Garcelon VS. Clair White. Ritchie;
Buzzell and Dunton & Morse.
| D Drake VS. B & A R R Co. Cowan;
Gould and Dunton & Morse.
Rosilla Hardy VS. M Seavey. Halliday; W
| ii MlLcnell.
Grover Gray, appealed from the decision Of
the Judge of Probate. W H Mitchell; Dunton
| & Morse.
| Erastus Braley VS. C Twitchell, app. Lib
by: Mason & Coolidge and Buzzell.
M R Baker VS. E W Kneeland. Morse; A L
| Blanchard.
| UNASSIGNED CASES.
Wallace Ellis VS. E A Mudgett. Buzzell;
Greer.
W Harvey petitioner for partition. F
Cook; Bangs.
Mason & Hall VS. L L Foster. Buzzell; Foster
Eben e Hall VS. Geo Blethen. Buzzell
Brown. Jr.
H E Riggs, admx, vs Hatch, ct ais.
Ritchie; Dunton & Morse.
E Nickerson, assignee, vs. W Sweetser.
Bangs; Buzzell.
B M Barker We O Clifford. Libby: Pattan.
| gall & Pumstead.
T E Gushee, ct al, vs. Cummings Thomp.
son and Dunton & Morse; Andrews & Nelson,
o s Ellis, petition for partition. VS. Hattie
Ward. Dunton & Morse; W Knowlton.
w Brown vs. A Sleeper Brown; Sleeper
L Rogers VS. L Ward. Dunton & Morse.
Searsport National Bank VS. C M Mudgett
Ritchie; Gllin & Gillin,
Arthur Richie VS. Porter, Ritchie: An
drews & Nelson.
Waite, Randlett & Co VS. L Wright. Dun.
ton Morse; Brown.