Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-13

Madison VS.. w. s. Emmons of Madi-
son was heard during the AFTERNOON
of Thursday. Suit was brought loi
damages alleged to have been sus-
tanned by the plaintiff when he was
run into by the defendant in Madison
village. Sept. 22N1917. Jas. II. Thorne
of North Arson as attorney LOT MI
Austin opened the case. Judge =. "
Small of Madison appearing IN de-
Tense. II seems that the accident nap
pened near the corner OF Maple
street where Mr.. Austin was rldlne
with his horse and carriage ard MT
F,mmons was riding in his automo'
bile. 1t was claimed that the morse
was knocked down and greatly dam
aged and that the wagon was also
badly damaged. MIR. Emmons testi-
fed that he didn't see Mr.. Arson unu
he was about one rod away IRON
him and that he didn't have time u
manage his car any differently. sun
was brought in the sum of 500.
The charge of Judge Morrill, was
given the jurors during the first par
of the session Friday. The result Of
their verdict was for the plaintiff in tbs
sum of s1C9.5S.
one Of the cases scheduled for trial or
Friday was that OF John kolasen, for
merl.' of Austria VS.. Hon. ). w. Goult
and Trs of Skowiegan. The same wa
defaulted by agreement for 5000. SUI
was brought by the plaintiff relative L
the final settlement of money won b
Mr. Gould as attorney for Mr.. kolasef
In a personal injury case several terms
ago, it is understood
The case ot the National Fertilize
Co. vs. Bickford and TT. has been hear
by the court and Judgment has beer
rendered for the plaintiff.
The divorce proceedings OF Orrin II
Woodbury.. Lib. VS.. stella c. Woodbury.
were heard by Judge Morrill, during
the day Thursday. Judge BraZzell OF
Fairfield appeared for the libellant TIL.
couple formerly lived in Skowhegan
The witnesses included Sheriff Goodrich
Deputy Sheriff G.. II. Chute and T. H.
Morrill,. The testimony suggested that
ates or ntoxicants.
Additional cases continued are the fol
lowing: II. T.. Greene VS.. Ernest T.
Shepard tby agreemenO; C. Guy Hum
and Frank Donley VS.. Fred PulleM;
Fred floschings VS.. Fred Q. PAM,
Harold T.. Wing VS.. Hume Il Newha!
Co; The First National Bank of Skow-
hogan vs.. S. w. Could; The First Ma
tional Bank of Skowhegan vs.. :. w
Could ct al; Milton NOVEL; W. Jos. t.
Lancaster; ELAN NJ. Novel; VS.. Jos.
eph y. Lancaster; Nellie NJ Hur1 and
Cecil ~. Marble W. Franz A. Lnnell
George G. Nichols vs.. Jacltman L.um-
her CO.; John j. Sands VS.. Jackm; i
Lumber Co. James NJ. Sands VS.. Jack
surv partner VS.. Abel Written anil
Josie Whitten D. Elmer Decker. Admr
vs.. Abel Written and Josie Wnltte:l
Harry t.. Wheeler VS.. Florence NJ. IT, =
lor: Walter j. Smith. Lib. VS.. .1s.cll.,
A. Smith; W. W. IIuntoon vs.. Elmer
Head; William +. Whitney IS. WI
liam A. Libby: Frank S. Boyn On. Corr
vs. Cloutier x Irish Lumber o.; Peter
Drouin VS.. John T.. Lamb Ralph T.
bOuIu VS.. Alice Nldfkt .ItUefSOE stew
ard. Lib, VS.. I<atis NJ. Stewart; W. A.
Trip vs.. Harry Mcpherson; ". f. An
drews and William Bracket ", Ralph
Sterling Louisa J. Williams vs. Madi-
son Water Co.; Mrs. Mae Frazier vs.
Madison Water Co.
OF the cases assign ii for Tlurstlay
that of the FIRST EationlI Bank OF
Skowhegan VS.. Gorge T.. W1shburn
was continued. The cas-" % nani1I
blanchard vs.. NJ. : IrArc., was de.
fau!s'l for so and the .,4s4 Of Edwar
T.. Fairbrother vs. Michael j.. D'Arcy
was Ge't :.ed &c So w:t1 mt cc:ls ov
agreement. On criaSY . list IN The CAS-,
OF Prudence II. Dyer Va. Hiilale VIZ
lIams offer was accepted, white on, d
the cases assigned to follow the crin,i-
/ nal cases next week, that of Nilliker
| loMlInson VS.. John X Bean, was de-
faulted by agreement. It is expected
now that court will adjourn about the
middle of next week as Judge Morr,l
/ cannot remain in Skowhegan lonee,
than that time.
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