Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-23

, The National Fertilizer Co. VS.. Albert
Z. Hodges; Horace Parkman VS.. Ellen
c. Cloves: Skowhegan Trust Co. VS..
Charles Barney; Skowhegan Trust Co.
vs. John Fl. .effreys; Skowhegan Trust
Co. VS.. John Lloyd and Sumner Soule:
Skowhegan Trust Co. VS.. Marshall Mi
| ceau; Skowhegan Trust Co. VS.. \avier
Wirrmann; MiIl;e ]. Whittemore vs.
Roecoe NJ. Turner. Newell s. Goodwin
w. Charles Eedeau and John NeDeau:
John II. Mcclellan vs.. Howard Weston
! and Mrs. Emma Weston:. Skowhegan
Farmers Union We. w. b. Wilson: Edith
". Holt vs. Clyde r. Holt; Mary $. Bar
ney vs. F. L. Grant and Mrs. F. l..
q. Hayden; Elias T. Dearborn VS.. Hem
ry Ciukey; Arson Water District VS..
Harscom Construction Co and Madison
Water District TT: Butler Bros. va. Y.
G. Cunlf; Clara Day, Lib. VS.. Levi
Day: Murice T. Merrill, EXT. VS.. Harry
r. Chase and Hattie NJ. Chase; William
r. Raynes and Adelbert NJ. Drake VS..
Chas. A. Springer: Mary Welch. Adnx..
VS.. Madison Water Co; Eancie e. Ben
ner, Lib, vs. Roland l.. Benner: Mary
Huard We. Madison Water Co; William
Maslen vs.. Madison Water Co: William
Maslen, Admir-, VS. Madison Water Co, /;
Nora A. Martin. Lib. VS.. John r. Mar
tin; Madison Motor Co. vs. Alvah Dun
ply: Madison Motor Co. VS. Austin Viles:
Jessie WEIGH VS.. Nettie Games ct ais. !;
Herbert Lander and Norris Taylor vs..
Charles Guides; George j. Ward vs,
Zetella Reish. Clarence Boone vs. Jas.
, w. Tracy; Sarah J. Davis. Aplt. from
Judge Of Probate 90; Carl Randlett vs..
c. 8. Curtis: Asa Z. I4add VS.. Frank A.
Goodwin: Leonard w. Wheaton VS..
Caro- Green ct DIS; Edward L. Barker
vs. Kate I.ahay; Grace Elizabeth Camp
bell. Lib, vs.. Nathan E. Campbell: G.
W. Hussey vs. James w. Knight ct ais, :;
c. w. Hussey VS. James Knight ct ais.
New Sharon & Norridgewock Tel. Co,
We. c. c. Dove: Ernest L. Paul VS.. JEFF
ferson Steward; Josephine Forth. Lib.
VS.. Joseph Forth; Il. p, Mcclellan VS..
H. L. Wynan: The Pittsfeld Trust Co.
VS.. /. NJ. Bangs: Willie r. Tuscan VS..
Scion Lumber Co. Aplt.: Charles r.
Wilson VS.. Rochester Handle Co, Inc. !;
Worster; Octavia F.. Chapman. Lib. VS..
Sylvester Chapman: Alice NJ. Drouin
alias Alice NJ. Delawar. Lib, VS.. Amede
Drouin. alias Mcddie Delaware; Mary
NJ. Roberge Lib VS.. Pant J. Roberge
Cha rles Stcrry. LIB. VS.. Marcia Mildred
Ste-ry Fred r. Tuscan in Sub. VS.. Ell
mer T.. Towne.
Judge Hanson was successful in
settling IL large number Of the
cases on The docket in spite Of the
few trials. Settlements were in order
without hearings in the cases hamed
for trial in nearly every instance. In
the case Of Frank Padham VS.. Phil
lip r. Porter which had been re-
ferred to Judge Turner Boswell, a
report was expected but none was
made. The case of l.. 3. Wheeler
ond Fl. r.. Parkman. Petitioners for
Review VS.. Gausler & Starr Co, was
in order for hearing but was contin-
ued. The case of Charles II. Clark
VS.. Alice A. Kennison and Herbert
w. Eerpison was defaultcd by agree
ment and in the North Arson Man
ufacturirg Co VS.. T.. Z. Gilpin ard
Scion Lumber co. TT, case the prr-
cipal was defaulted and the trustee
was discharged without cost. The di-
voce case of Lydia J. Wyman, Lib.
Va. Charles T. WymaD in order for
trial WAS continued and the case Of
the Skowhcgan Farmers Union VS..
Cecil r. Jewett was likewise contin-
ued Instead Of a hearing in the case
Of the Inhabitants of Skowhegan vs..
". J. Harlow on damages. the case
was referred to Judge L. G. Cornish |
and tho cage Of ivan r. Bodman and |
r. H. Bodrnan VS.. S. Russakuff was
also referred to Judge Cornish. Tho
case Of Junah $. Merrill VS.. Arthur
Curtis was dismissed without costs
Mrs. May Brown Of Fairfield Center.
who was one OF the stock exhibitors at
the Somerset Central Fair. while on her a.,
way down town at the close Of the fai- !
Saturday night lost control of her horse
and after hasty journey down Madison
avenue the animal turned to Water |
street. east. and Mrs. Brown was dash |
ed to the ground. striking her head on
the sidewalk curling. When picked up
she was apparently stunned and was
bleeding from the nose. /
F. T. Palmer, who lives on the Mars !
ton farm, had at the fair grounds dur
Ing the fair nicely matched pair OK
Percheron mare colts four months old
for which he was offered 500 and re-
fused the same. These promising ami !
mails were sired by the Belgian stallion
Karel. and four other offsrrngs from i
this same home from Bloomfield Farm.
skowhesan. were on the grounds. as /,
well rs several others
z. F.. Etabrook left saturday morning
to visit In Brunswick and Freepo-t.
Mrs. vesta Miller and daughter. Mrs. |
Everett, OF Providence, 2. l.. who have
been passing two weeks with the family
OF Mrs. Millers brother, Charles Jones
returned home Saturday
l. a. 3 49,