Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-10-27
sz2s and in the other at ez75. Motion for
new trial has been filed in each case.

Ne'ion oh ACCOUNT, y. M. Bray q son
vs.. Joshua Page, to recover store bill
alleged to be unpaid. Defendant claimed
to have paid the bill, amounting tot .some-
thing like $50, but had received no receipt.
AS further defence, it was claimed that
the bill was outlawed. The jury found
Tor defendant. W. z. Conary appeared
for plaintiffs, Fellows & Fellows for de-
PENDANT.
BRANN VS.. FERNALD.
In the case OF Anna F. Brann, complain
ant, VS.. Ralph A. Fernald, the jury re-
turned a verdict OF guilty. L.>F. Giles
for complainant; F. L. Mason for re-
spondent.
BRANN VS.. FALvEY.
In the case Of Myrs M. Brann, COM
piainant, VS.. Earl NJ. Falvey, the jury re-
turned verdict Of guilty. L. F. Giles for
complainant; Fulton J.. Redman for re-
spondent.
FINN vs.. osaooD.
A trespass case, John B. Finn. of Ban
gor, vs.. 4. N. Osgood, OF Surry, was
opened Friday afternoon, and went to the
jury Saturday morning. The plaintiff
sued for trespass in cutting trees on land
leased to the defendant. The defense ad-
mitted the cutting OF some trees, and that
it was on plaintiffs land, but claimed
that it was done by consent OF the owner,
in fact, by his direction, for the improve
ment OF the farm. ID. E. Hurley appeared
for plaintiff and g. b. Stuart for defend
ant. The jury returned verdict for de-
fendant.
AUTHORIZATIONS.
There were six naturalizations during
the term, the newly admitted citizens be-
ing George Chilles and Benjamin Chittick,
Mt. Desert; Myer Freedman and Frank
Urquhart, Eden; John Robert Zenas
Campbell, Sullivan; Alexander White,
Green Lake.
DIVORCES DECREED.
The following divorces were decreed
during the term:
Arthur NJ Houston, libellant, from
Nettie NJ. Houston; adultery.
Henry Crabtree, libellant, from Emma
Crabtree; adultery. Care and custody Of
minor children decreed to libellant.
Lewis II Billings, libellant, from Mamie
p Billings; adultery.
Daniel Rogers, libellant, from Rosa
Estelle Rogers; adultery.
Myrtle E Bowden, libellant, from
Charlie A Bowden; desertion.
Louisa Gray, libellant, from Harrison
Gray; desertion.
Sarah L Witham, libellant, from George
q Witham; desertion.
Gertrude Frances Kelley, libellant, from
Harry l. Kelley; desertion.
Emily p Dolliver, libellant, from George
William Dolliyer; adultery.
Lucy E Steele, libellant, from Coleman
Steele; desertion.
Charles L Lindsey, libellant, from Dora
May Lindsey; desertion.
Rosetta NJ Clements, ibellant, from
Cyrus p Clements; cruel and abusive
treatment.
Anna G Barnard, libellant, from George
Worth Barnard; desertion.
Clara Gilbert, libellant, from Harvey
Gilbert; cruel and abusive treatment.
Gertrude II, Holden, libellant, from
Frank Holden; desertion.
Thomas fl Macomber, libellant, from
Beatrice l. Macomber; cruel and abusive
treatment.
William s Sargent, libellant, from Lii
liam p Sargent; desertion.
Hervey l. Bennett, libellant, from Char
lotte l. Bennett; desertion.
Bert Spencer, libellant, from Alice NJ
Spencer; desertion.
Simeon Blith Ober, libellant, from Le-
nora Belle Ober; adultery.
Alice May Hutchinson, libellant, from
Earl Roscoe Hutchinson; desertion.
Charles E Berdeen, libellant, from
Bertha A Berdeen; desertion.
Hosmer McKoon, libellant, from Grace
{ McKoon; desertion.
William II Pervear, libellant, from
Rosaline II Pervear; cruel and abusive
treatment.
THE CRIMINAL DOCKET.
The only criminal case tried during the
term was State VS.. Ubaldo Albanesi, in
dicted for assault with intent to commit
rape on a five-year-oldi child. The evil
dence was purely circumstantial, and the
child was too young to testify intelli-
gently. County Attorney Mason con-
Quoted the prosecution, and d. E. Hurley
appeared for the respondent. The jury
returned verdict OF not guilty.
The indictments against d. Leroy
Hutchinson and William Hutchinson,
charged with breaking, entering and
larceny at the store of Gray Bros, at
South Brooksville, were mol pressed,
owing to defect. New warrants were at
once issued on complaint OF County At
torney Mason, and the Hutchinsons were
arrested as they left the Jail. They were
given hearing in the Ellsworth munich
pal court, and bound over to the April
grand jury being committed to the
county jail in default OF bail.
Following is the full criminal docket,
with record Of disposal Of cases: