The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-04-25


ruptcy of Wilbur & Son suggested. l..
" Jones. trustee of Wilbur & Son estate
In bankruptcy, comes in to defend.
Waldo Trust Co. VS.. George H. Wilbur
q Son, and Islesboro Inn Co. Same
entry.
Ernest R. Wing VS.. Hattie E. Crie.
Neither party; no further action.
Charles j. Rich VS.. Fred Hatch. Bank
ruptcy of defendant suggested
keystone Fan and Machine Co. vs. H.
M. Nelson. Default by agreement.
Importers Branch VS.. j. H. Wardwell.
Continued.
Ames Grocery Co. VS.. A. M. Shaw.
Continued
Gertrude Savery VS.. Daniel l. Irving
Discharged, without COSTS
May S. Davis VS.. Frank M. Fairbanks.
Default by agreement.
Neither party.
L. E. Cookson vs. D. B. Eastman De-
fault by agreement.
Divorces Decreed.
The following divor ces were decreed, a
record list considering the length of the
term:
Josephine M. Kendall, Libt, vs. Henry
w, B. Kendall, Belfast parties; cruel and
abusive treatment and non-support.
Susie Jane Reynolds, Libt., VS.. Edwin
F. Reynolds, Freedom parties; non-sup-
port.
Jennie E. Walker, Libt., VS.. David E
Walker, Belfast parties; cruel and abusive
treatment and extreme cruelty.
Wilson A. During, Winterport, Libt. g,
vs. Grace F. During, Jamaica Plain,
Mass. desertion.
Leon E. Blake, Libt., VS.. Margaret S.
Blake, Searsport parties; cruel and abu-
sive treatment.
Hattie NJ Swift, Searsport, Libt., vs.
Samuel Oscar Swift, parts unknown; de-
sertion.
Charles Henry York, Monroe, Libt., vs..
Annie C. York, China; desertion.
Blanche l. Vautour, Belfast, Libt,, VS.,
Amedee Nautour, residence unknown; de-
Sertion.
William j. Venno, Libt., VS.. Cora z.
Venno, Stockton Springs parties; aoul-
terry, the custody of their children MauT-
ice W. and Rubie c., given to the libel
liant.
Antilca NJ Roberts, Libt., VS.. Ned !.
Roberts, Freedom parties, cruel and abu-
sive treatment.
Augusta M. Cunningham, Libt., vs..
Albert r. Cunningham, Belfast parties;
cruel and abusive treatment.
Rose j. Cox, Libt., VS.. Claude {. Cox,
Stockton Springs parties; cruel and abu-
sive treatment and adultery
William G. Hussey, Libt., VS.. Alice M.
Hussey, Freedom parties; adultery.
Wilbert S. York, Libt., vs. Rose N.
York, Brooks parties; cruel and abusive
treatment.
Clara P. Tear, Standpoint, Libt., VS..
Arthur W. Tear, Claremont, N. H., gross
and confirmed habits of intoxicatlon and
non-support; custody of minor child given
to libe!lant.
Thomas L. Morrison, Belfast, Libt., VS..
Bertha L. Morrison, MADAM Mona parts
unknown; cruel and abusive treatment.
Henry jefferson, Stockton Springs,
Libt., VS.. Sarah Jefferson, formerly OF
st. John, NJ B.; adultery.
Annie E. Moore, Libt., VS.. Pearl S.
Moore, Belfast parties; cruel and abusive
treatment and non-support, custody Of
minor child given to libellant.
Dora M. Smith, Libt., VS. Herbert A.
Smith, Searsport cruel and abusive treat
ment; custody of minor children given tc
libellant.
Ethel M. Williams, Belfast, Libt., VS..
Mathews M. Williams, Plymouth; cruel
and abusive treatment; custody of mino1
child given to libellant
The Criminal Docket.
lie lollOWlHe cases udFc uCcH ulSE'oeoe
of on the criminal docket, leaving only
two indictments: Noil pros was entered
in each of the following cases. Linens
c. Merchant, for non support of wife ano
child; Samuel P Aldus, same; Walter L.
Carter, same; Freeman E. Roberts, same
Henry j. Smith, same; Henry w. B.
Kendall, intoxication; Leudon S. Cook,
attempt to rape; Oscar Cole, assault ano
battery; Jessie Welch, receiving stolen
goods; Edmued j. Webb, cheating by
false pretenseS.
The Red Cross.