Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-10-17

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proceedings, and pleaded guilty readil
and In Q clear voice.
| The indictments made public are q
follows:
william Plant and Grace Psradis. Aduiter,
Arthur jacques. Larceny.
Frank Roy. Larceny.
Herbert T. Heath. Cutting and dsstroyin
telephone wire.
Palonie valiskls: Larceny.
Frank Tatula. Assault.
Weston Davis Malicious mischief.
Frank Andrews. Assault.
Nose LaFlamme. Nuisance.
Roland Ripley. Assault.
Constantine Buttomovitch. Operating motto
vehicle while under the influence of liquor.
Appealed criminal cases have beef
entered on the docket as follows:
Fred 9. Holt. appellant. Operating auto with
Charles b. Bsrnis appellant Using asciviou
Fred Russell, appellant. Intoxication.
Nose LaFlamme, appellant. Keeping and de
posting.
Ovile Larriviere, appellant Keeping and de
posting.
Frank Janacci, appellant. Keeping and de
posting.
In the case of Jesse Perry of Mexico
the sureties were defaulted. Perry wal
tried at the March term for administer
ing drug with intent to destroy child
and was convicted. On a motion fol
new trial the case went to the law court
which dismissed the motion.
In the appealed case against Nose La
Flamme for keeping and depositing, the
principal and sureties were defaulted
and the sentence of the lower court was
afirmed-flne of 500 and $13.6S costs,
and 90 days in Jail.
Arthur Jacques, who had pleaded
guilty to larceny, was released on bis
own recognizance, and the case was con-
tinued for sentence. 1t was stated by
County Attorney Beliveau that the prop.
erty had all been returned and that
Jacques had been In jail for about four
months awaiting this term of court.
Roland Ripley of Wilson's Mills
pleaded not guilty to an indictment for
assault on John A. Titus, and on motion
of bis counsel, q. 81. Hastings, the case
was continued to the March term for
trial, as some essential witnesses we're in
New York, and could not be secured at
this torn. Ripley furnished bail In the
sum of $500.
In two actions brought by Lillian NJ.
Rowe against Frank B. Fogg and the
Norway National Bank, reports were
made by Judge George NJ. Hanson, to
whom the cases were referred, and by
whom hearing was held at the court
house few weeks ago. This case was
concerned with check given by Mrs.
Rowe, who was then living at West Paris,
to Frank B. Fogg of South Paris. who
deposited 1t in tho Norway National
Bank. Mrs. Rowe was unused to bank
ing methods, and the check was not
exactly in the usual form. 1t is claimed
BY Mrs. Rowe to have been drawn for
two dollars, but the bank gave Fogg
credit for two hundred dollars and charg-
ed that amount on Mrs. Rowe's account,
and Mr.. Fogg claims to have cashed the
check for that amount for Mrs. Rowe.
In the Fogg case Judge Hanson's finding
THAT the said Lillian M. Rowe recover
of the said Frank B. Fogg the sum Of
two hundred aud twenty-five dollars and
eighteen cents damage, and costs of ref
erence taxed at ten dollars and ninety
ght cents, with the costs of court to be
taxed by the court"
In the other case the wording is iden-
teal, except that the Norway National
Bank is named in place of Mr.. Fogg.
Monday morning there was begun the
trial of Tones Zobes vs. International
Paper Co. An action for damages for in
juries sustained by the plaintiff by be-.
ing struck by freight elevator in the
basement of the mill while be was work
ing for the defendant company, on the
9Th of March, 1915. William A. Connel-
Ian and w. G. Whelden for plaintiff,
VIM. b. Gulliver for defendant company.
Sum named in the writ is $1,000.
There remain on the trial list the fol-
lowing case, assigned for Tuesday, and q
few cases on the unassigned list, one or
two Of which may be tried.
TUESDAY.
$751; Edward Kelley, appellant. vs.. Charles j.
Towle ct al.
A few divorce cases have been heard
during the week, but no DEGREES have
yet been made in any of them.