Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-19
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Canada. was the first to take the
stand in an attempt to obtain citizen
shin here. He has lived here since
1908, is married and has two chill
dren. He was given the naturahza-
ton oath, Edward Fortier of Jack
man. native of Canada. married
and the father of one child was ad-
mitted, George II. Plummer and Au-
gustus Gilblair being his witnesses.
Hiram Alfred Ray of Moose River,
married but no children was admit
ted. Douglas Warman, station agent
at MADISON. 80 years old. came here
in April 1906, married and two chill
dren was admitted and Omar Duval
born in Quebec was also admitted
George Paul Viger OF Arson, came
here about 1905, married and the
father of six children; German De
Roche, a native of New Brunswick.
now of Madison, coming to this coun-
try in 1901; Albert Joseph Godin, q
native Of Canade now of Madison.
married and one child two years old
and his brother, Francis X Godin also
of Madison, married and two chill
dren; Thomas Moore Of Madison,
married and with one child; Ray Nc
Dougall of Madison who came to this
country in 1897: Stanislaus Arsenault
of Madison. AZ. born in Canada in
1876 and came to this country in
1895; Joseph Leveque (Bishop) Of
Arson and Joseph Leblanc, 81 came
70 this country is years ago. married
and has two children were all adj
n,itted. Giovanni Bateese Frebotta.
a native Of Italy who to all appear
ances had not grasped the court con-
ditiuns fthe United States. appeared
for naturalization with Judge c. Q.
Small of Madison and Emile Debe Of
Skowhegan as witnesses. Mr.. Ere
botta came here ten years ago and To-
Gated in Madison. While Judge
Smal's testimony indicated that he
would not be undesirable as a citizen,
Judge Hanson. the presiding justice
ruled that he did not know enough of
National and State institutions and
wished Judge Small to see that he
was instructed in these branches and
continued the application. Frebotta
when the conditions were explained
appeared to take as personal mat
ter on the part of the presiding JUS
tice and his ire being aroused he
made several replies to the judge. Mr..
Debe, his witness, however, quoted
him somewhat and hastily escorted
him from the court room.
Prior to the noon recess Elvaetta II.
Bray took the stand in divorce pro-
ceedings against John W. Bray. Mrs.
Bray testified that her husband had
drank hard cider, that he used vul-
gar and profane language, that he
had kicked choked and dragged her
across the floor. That he had
knocked her daughter down several
times and then had attacked her hit
ting her in the jaw. She was repre-
scented by VIM. Folsom Merrill
The grand jury of the supreme jul
dcial court completed it's delibera
tons Wednesday afternoon and re-
turned four indictments. Included
was an indictment against Sherman
Newton of Concord, y. H., for the
larceny. OF an automobile belonging
to Omer Deaulier. which was taken
from in front Of the Opera House
| here several months ago. One indict-
ment was not made public: one was
returned against Angelo Tadisco of
Madison for attempt to rape: and
one against Leroy Bracket of Pitts
field on a nuisance charge.