The Republican journal., 1919-04-17
The Supreme Judicial Court
Judge John A Morrill, of Auburn, Presiding

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land; clerk, James H. Cilley of Waldo;
chaplain Rev. Arthur E. Wilson of Bel
last; county attorney, Ralph l. Morse of
Belfast; sheriff, Frank A. Cushman of
Belfast; crier, Silas E. Bowler of Palermo;
/ messenger, w, B. Fletcher of Belfast.
Deputy Sheriff J. A. G. Beach was in
charge of the Grand Jury; Deputy Sheriff
Frank E, Littlefield of Monroe, LIST Trav-
erse, Deputy Sheriff Frank T. Webster
Of Waldo, End Traverse.
/ GRAND JURORS. The jury organized
with l.. F. Marden of Belfast, foreman,
and Mason / Stevens of Northport, clerk ;
Carl Adams, Liberty; Everett NJ Dow,
Burnham; F. f. Dunton, Winterport;
Chas, A, F'rohock, LincoInville, Henry
! Hawes, Stockton Springs; James H.
HoWes, Belfast; George F. Mariner, Bel
mont; Herbert Mehuren, Montvilie; Cur
It's B. Mitchell, Unity; Dana B. Moody,
Troy; G. A, Phillips, Palermo; j. W
/ Plummer Freedom; James A. Robbins,
Searsmont; Albert Shorey, Waldo; Clyde
Ward, Thorndike; Mark c. Ward, Sears
port; B. F. Wentworth, Brooks.
FIRST TRAVERSE JURY: Robert p
! Chase, Belfast, foreman; Fred H Bardon
Monroe; Dayton Bickmore, Stockton
/ Springs; Chalmers B. Clark, Frankfort
Charles II. Cunningham, Searsmont
James E, jackson, Belmont; R, A Jones,
Brooks; William S. Killman, Prospect;
/ E. S Kitchen, Palermo; E. C. Peavey,
/ Swanville; Francis X. Pendleton, Bel
fast, Walter Scott, Islesboro,
Second Traverse Jury: Chas. F.
| Toothaker, Belfast, foreman; Perley C.
| Allen, Montville; Seth Eanton, Freedom;
Harvey Brock, Searsport, g. B. Cook,
Troy; l.. D. Hill, Winterport; A. W.
Knight, LinconviIle; Edwin Martin, Lib
erty; Charles M. Nichols, Searsport f. l..
Varney, Burnham; Z. A. Ware, Thorn
dixie; Israel Woodbury., Morrill,.
Edwin Billings Of Monroe, w D Harri-
man of Prospect; Ira F. Pendleton of
Frankfort and John w. Pendleton of
lslesboro were excused from The Grand
Jury
Frank H. keene of Belfast, David
Pattee of jackson, A l. Blaisdell OF
Winterport and Ernest B. Moulton of
Unity were excused from the Traverse
Jury.
Among the out-of-town attorneys pres
ent were Messrs. j. H. Montgomery of
Camden, W alter A. Cowan of Winterport,
Frank L. Brown of W. terville. Fred ".
Brown, Jr. of Brooks, Harry F. Coolidge
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dav noon aftaI 5~ttoa " et9 i "a q1ep t Ss
/ ing of Court "Wednesday morning
The Grand Jury reported Tuesday at
Z ID p, m, having found one Indictment,
that OF the State VS., NernaTd l.. Hall Of
Belfast for breaking and entering the
Northport Country Club buildings last
March with the intent to steal. He is 10
years old, is married and has one child.
He was released on bail tuesday after
noon with Mrs. R. K. Patterson as surety.
I Only about 30 new cases were entered
- - 10 W ms 'ile-e I'd F7 oeeh over
Vito Mongone, a New York youth Of
years, was brought into Court Tues
day afternoon and DISCHARGED from the
custody of Sheriff Frank A. Cushman,
having been in the county jail Since Jan.
18th for the larceny of $40 in cash and
TWO watches from n q. Monteiro, the
captain OF a oe-Mortimer barge then at
the Belfast dock He was bound over
from the Municipsl Court IN The sum nj
5000 and was unable to oct hail No one
appeared ag inst him before the Grand
jury. Vito went directly to SesTsrort,
where he hoped to get work, and clans
soon 10 return to his home in New York.
The case for malpractice with dam
., j. Horne against DR., Everard a. Will
son was taken up " edntsday morning by