Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-12
SUPERIOR COURT
Criminal Docket Called
Tuesday Morning
Two Civil Cases Taken Up-verdiet Of
$t5o63 for Plaintiff in Case of Dauray
W. Whitney

perlor court and the remainder of the seS-
sion was occupied with the hearing of
two civil cases. There are but few more
civil cases to be tried and the criminal
trials will undoubtedly be reached by
Thursday noon.
Two criminal cases were disposed of
Tuesday. In the case of State VS.. Law
renee Smith of Randolph, indicted for lar
ceny. Attorney Martin entered the plea
Of nolo' contendere. The respondent was
placed on probation on the payment Of
costs taxed at SIS and the restoration Of
the money taken. In the case of State VS..
Lewis Toulouse, Aplt., Attorney Martin
entered the plea Of nolo contendere. The
respondent was ordered to pay a ine Of
SO and costs Of IS and If not paid to serve
30 days in Jail, and was put on proba-
ton on the payment of costs.
A verdict of sl5o.s3 for the plaintiff was
returned by the jury in the case of John
G. Dauray of Mt. Vernon vs.. Eugene
Whitney of Mt. Vernon, an action to re-
cover s6S9.70 on an account annexed.
which the plaintiff claimed the defendant
owed him for board. Ellsworth E. Pea
cock Of Readfeld was attorney for the
appeared as attorney for the defendant.
The witnesses for the plaintiff were Mrs.
j. G. Dauray, Mrs. Beatrice Whitney and
the plaintiff. and for the defense besides
the defendant, Sumner Dudley, Eugene
Sherburne and John H. Whitney gave
testimony.
Just before the close Of the session two
cases of H. E. Foote Of winthrop vs..
Frank Bates Of Winthrop were opened.
these being actions upon an account an
nexed and a promissory note. II. E. Fos-
ter OF winthrop is attorney for the plain
tiff and L. T. Carleton of Winthrop APP
pears as counsel for the defendant. These
cases will be continued this morning.
Criminal Docket
The new entries upon the criminal dock
ct are as follows
1873. State VS.. Herbert Stone. alias Fred
Smith Of Augusta, larceny of horse OF
the value of $500 from Osgood Crawford.
The respondent pleaded guilty.
1874. State VS.. Edward A. Pollard. in
dicted for robbery, assaulting Joseph
Toulouse and robbing him of a purse con-
tanning 50 cents. NJ. E. Simmons appear
ed as attorney and entered the plea or
not guilty.
135. State VS.. Charles J. Johnson. The
respondent pleaded not guilty.
1876. State VS.. William C. West of AL
gusta indicted for receiving stolen goods.
Respondent pleaded not guilty.
1877. State VS.. Charles S. Ward and Ed
gar NJ. Ward receiving stolen goods. B.
F. Maher is attorney for the respon-
dents.
13S State VS.. William Dennison, alias
John Mason, alias William J. Fogerty of
Augusta, embezzlement of s45 from Ro-
land G. Lynn of Augusta. Respondent
pleaded guilty.
1879 state VS. Hugh McNealus Of Chel-
sea. assault. Respondent pleaded not
guilty.
14o State VS.. Joseph Quirion. alias
Joseph Jenness, and Mary Jenness alias
Mary Carpenter common nuisance. Con-
tinued.
141. state VS.. Grace H. and Arthur J.
Garrant. common nuisance. Respon-
dents pleaded not guilty.
AZ. State VS.. Kate Lahey of Wa
terville and Charles Whittier, fornica-
ton Attorney Locke entered the plea
Of nolo contendere. Respondents fur
nished bail in the sum of $500 each.
14S. State VS.. Henry Whitney, com
mon seller Not unprecedented.
144. State VS.. Frank Vashon. COM
mon nuisance. Not apprehended.
145. State VS.. Joseph Ferland, COM
mon nuisance. The plea of not guilty
was entered by Attorney Clair. Re-
spondent furnished bail in the sum Of
$1,000.
1876 State VS.. Matilda Dutil. Aplt,,
van behavior. B. F. Maher is at
tcrney for respondent.
AZ. State VS.. Mary Ann Lapointe,
Aplt, wanton behavior.
14S. State VS.. Adelard Aube, Aplt.,
torney for respondent.
14a. State VS.. J. Odilon Blanchette,
Apt, illegal fishing. B. F. Maher is
attorney for respondent.
$50. State VS.. Harry Cote Aplt,
search and seizure. B. F. Maher is
attorney for respondent.
ISL State VS.. Charles A. Brooks,
Aplt, negligent driving Of automo-
bile Burleigh Martin is attorney for
respondent.
152. State VS.. Wallace Cormier,
Apit., search and seizure. NJ. E. Saw
telle is attorney for Cormier.
1853. State VS.. Edward Smith, Aplt.,
destroying fish screen. L. T. Carleton
is attorney for respondent.
154 State vs.. Carl Weston. Aplt.,
single sale. Samuel Titcomb is at
torney for respondent.
1855. State vs.. Llewellyn H. Bur
bank, Aplt.. assault. Principal and
sureties defaulted. Judgment of lower
court affirmed.
156. State VS.. Llewellyn H. Bur-
bank, Aplt. intoxication. Principal
and sureties defaulted. Judgment of
lower court affirmed
ISL. State VS.. Adelard Aube. Aplt..
illegal possession OF intoxicating
liquors. Aube furnished bail in the
sum of 5000. B. F. Maher is attor-
ney for respondent
15S. State VS., Joseph Bolduc. Aplt..
obstructing an officer. Principal and
sureties defaulted. Judgment below
confirmed.
l59. State VS.. Carl Weston. Aplt.. n.
legal possession Of intoxicating liquors
60 q.