Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-18

TIE supreme judicial court contin-
Leslie e. Cornish Of Augusta presid-
ing. II was announced by L. L. Wal
ton. attorney for the plaintiff. on
Wednesday psorning that the case Of
Ada Il. Everett Of Norridgewock W..
W. r. Whitney of E1Tidgswock,
which was noD-suiied the night be-
fore would be taken 10 the law court.
The case arose over an effort to es-
tablish line On some Norridgewock
land and TO recover possession of
some two acres Of land. Quite a por-
tson OF the afternoon was taken Up
with the witnesses Of the plaintiff.
Henry crovelI had previously been
appointed surveyor and his blue print
was used as the foundation Of much
III the testimony. Nr. Everett told of
his understanding Of the lines and
Turner Boswell testified Az TO his
previous survey. Geo. w. Cover tes-
tined relative To the land which he
had one time controlled for another
party. At the os1se Of the plaintiffs
EVIDENCE the case was non-sufted.
Judge Fred y. Lawrence appeared
Tor Mr.. Whitney.
The earlier part Of the forenoon
was occupied with naturalization
casez. Judge Cornish called attention
TO the fact that Wednesday was the
Leth anniversary NJ the conxtitu,son
of the United Slater. Osthx Of et.t.
zenship were administered 10 Lyody
". Sykes Of Fairfield, who came 10
this country in 1850 from Ensiand. 70
member Of the Masonic Fraternity.
James White Of English parentaxs
who came 70 this country In 1876 ana
u engaged In numbering, his witnesses
being Landlord Fress 7'ovls OF the
Maine Central Hotel and j. H.
CSondsn Of skowhegan: Jos. p
oBraen, foreman Of the Jacknan
Lumber Co, with chas. Holden and
WIN. Sands a. witnesses; Edmond d.
Landry OF Madison. an empioys Of
sne Great Northern Paper Co. and
yetel J. Cuilette, also Of Madison.
Inose not appearing for naturaliza-
ZION VINO were In order for the same
are Alfred Doyen, Napoleon Doyen.
arthur Cathcart and AIphonse La
casce,
Owing to the large number OF IN.
reFs presenting excuses from serv.
lrs, ths Following men were sum.
moned into court Wednesday in their
steae: Merle corson. James Brown
ena w. e. Hartshorn, Madison: &C.
pastian Y, Bison. George e. Chase.
a, IS. RoweN, ekowhegan; o. A. Sal.
leY. Leo Y. WInslow, Fairneld. r .
Salisbury and Carroll Salisbury. ce.
naAn Selections Mere made from
these and the second fury was en-:
PsAeied and elected. Fred n Pres.
eey AZ foreman. The following men
az ny. ~. 70 serve on the supernumer.
s sar .. Merle corson. g. v. Bis.
AZ; w =. Hastshorn. q. e. chasa.
r howen and =. =. Salisbury.
tAe nfee trial case Of the morn.
sas ~ snes Of Lancsy q. AGiIliken
o. fFttgasid against the Inhanstars.
d the Town Of Fairfield. Thers -.
three ether cases. OF similar issue. "a
this eass, which resulted from A
hHteAobiIe eccidon.. the cases Of
Mn. Annis /. Ailliken. now de-
ceased. W. FAir6sld. the case of Mrs
Nellie n. Hunneweil W., Fairfield and
the case Of Mrs. Nellie Burse vs..
Fairfield, all three Of the ladies with
MI 1iiliisn having participated in
the accident. w. y. Hartshorn and e.
4. salisbury, supsFnumeraries. were
ASKED 10 take seats "a the panel in
riaoe Of . Teirneld and Pittsneld ju-
fof and Harry +. Coolidge, who. with