Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-09-21

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cases for the second week Of the su-
preme judicial court:
Monday. Sept. 25-Miles F. Bixley vs..
Perley A. Wright, Drake and Manson
& Coolidge. attorneys; Onal Salisbury
VS.. Ella Gerald. Aplt., Thurlough and
Manson & Coolidge. attorneys; Leroy
Walton vs.. Henry Fogg. Butler &
Butler and Merrill & Merrill. attor-
| neys: Nellie Martin Admx. VS.. Willie
Bowerman. Haley and Merrill & Mer-
rill. attorneys; Mabel Ressley VS.. Gus
Hill and Frank w. Buchanan, Charles
Yale, William H. Halves. H. N. Clark,
Trs.. Merrill & Merrill, Halves for de-
PENDANT and Halves. IT,: Ezra NJ.
Deane VS.. Edgar D. Clarke, Aplt., Mer-
rill & Merrill and Boswell, attorneys.
Tuesday, Sept. 26-Charles l.. Hol-
Butler and Weeks & Weeks, attorneys;
George J. Ward VS.. Phillip R. Porter.
Butler & Butler and Weeks & Weeks,
attorneys; Louis G. LeGendre vs..
Ezra L. Fletcher, Thorne and Butler
& Butler. attorneys; 800. the Moving
icture Machine Co. VS.. St. Ledger. Ep-
stein: 469, Richardson, Jr., VS.. Shib-
ley ct ais, Hussey and Chapman, at
torneys.
On the unassigned list were placed
the following cases: Mary E. Gibson,
Admrx. VS.. Samuel G. Wing, Weeks
& Weeks and Nelson, attorneys; In
dependent Coal Tar Co. vs.. H. L. Har.
ris. S. w. Gould and Butler & Butler;
John w. Dunlap, Colr, VS.. c: v. Bal
ley and R. E., Small and Simmons,
(four cases.; Swift & Co., Inc, VS..
Eugene F. Burns and B. M. Burns,
Gibbs and Phillips for E. F. Burns:
Frank r. Holden VS.. William J. Hen
derson, alias w. ]. Henderson, Mer-
rill & Merrill and Butler & Butler;
Frank r. Holden VS.. VIM. J. Hender-
son and John Mccormack, Merrill &
Merrill and Butler & Butler; Frank r.
Holden VS.. William Pooler, Merrill &
Merrill and VIM. L. Anderson, attor-
neys: Frank r. Holden VS.. Joseph
Nolet, Merrill & Merrill and Jude, at
torneys; Carlton M. Holt and Walter
II. Hight VS.. Thomas B. Tague, Mer-
rill & Merrill and Gibbs. attorneys;
Edward N. Merrill and Edward F.
Merrill VS.. Thomas Mahoney, Merrill
& Merrill and Haley, attorneys; Pc
ter Richard vs.. Arnold Brown, Merrill
& Merrill and Cover; Gould A. Porter
and H. Herbert Marston vs.. Earl
Green, Savage and Waltons, attor-
neys: Charles r. Oliver vs.. Calvin r.
Fuller. Butler & Butler and Waltons.
atornteys; ]. w. Briggs and R. c..
Brown VS.. A. L. Prouty and E. T..
Brown, r. v. Brown and Waltons, at
torneys; John E. Connor. Complt. VS..
Shawmut Manufacturing Co., Merrill
& Merrill! and Weeks & Weeks; Will
liam +. Boynton, Complt.. vs.. Shaw
NUT Manufacturing Co.. Butler & But
Ter and Weeks & Weeks, attorneys;
Consolidated Rendering Co. vs. c. H.
Chase. w. B. Brown and Waltons, at
torneys; Walter w. Davis VS.. Isaac
j. letters, w. B. Brown and Small, at
torneys; Louise Bateman VS.. Harry
Sylvester. Gibbs and Butler & Butler,
attorneys; Roxbury Carpet Co. VS.. 8.
w. Gould, Hussey and S. w. Gould,
attorneys.
Nothing sensational appears likely
to occur at the present term of the
supreme judicial court and Tuesday
afternoon and Wednesday there was
no jury trial. The cases in the docket
assigned for the first day of the term
were all settled before the opening Of
court with the exception of the case
Carl M. Holt and Walter H. Hight vs..
Truman B. Carl, Lawrence and Sim
mons attorneys, which was set for
trial Tuesday afternoon but was con-
tinued. The case. Jennie Houghton,
Arson. VS.. the Maine Central Rail-
road Co.. in which suit was brought
for $4,000 for the death of her hus-
band, Sherman Houghton, at the Old
Point crossing, Madison, October,
1914, which would have been for Tues
day. had been settled. though the
terms would not be disclosed, and was
entered neither party. no further ac-
ton. The Lacroix case which was of
interest to many. in which Father A.
0. Lacroix, formerly parish priest of
the st. Mary's Catholic church in
Skowhegan, brought suit for about
$1,000 against the Roman Catholic
bishop of Portland for recovery of
| money spent by him in the building of
the parochial buildings here, will not
come up this term, either. the defense
having moved for the appointment of
an auditor. which will be DONE The
cases for Wednesday were settled, the
first two being defaulted. Tuesday at
ternoon two divorce cases were heard
and Wednesday morning four natural
ization cases were heard, the oath Of
allegiance being taken by Richard
Joseph Wilson of Jackman and Will
liam James Elliott Of Jackman, Harvey
Cook Estey and his son, Frank Con-
nell Estey Of Norridgewock.
The second jury was completed
Wednesday morning with the addition
of Ansel c. Newton of Skowhegan.
who was later elected foreman; Pere-
grin G. White and Charles Carnage.
Skowhegan: and Carlton Wescott,
Madison. Forrest Cross. Skowhegan,
is supernumerary. David Jewett Of
this town. who was drawn, was ex-
cused.
The grand jury Of the supreme court
on rising at about p. M. Wednesday
brought in eight indictments, six Of
which were made public, as follows:
Case against Edward vigue, Medford
Galway and Alphonso Galway, Skewhe-
gan three indicfu -, hr>oLyr~ -