The Republican journal., 1919-09-25
The Supreme Judicial Court.
Judge Luere B, Deasy of Bar Harbor.
Presiding.

Presiding.
The September term of the Supreme
judicial Court for Waldo county opened
at the Court House last Tuesday morning
with the following officers and Jurors in
attendance: Judge, Luere B, Deasy Of
Bar Harbor; stenographer, A H. Whit
man of Portland; clerk, James H. CiIley
of Waldo; chaplain, Rev Chas. W. Mar
tin of Belfast; county attorney, Ralph
Morse of Belfast; sheriff, Frank A. Cush.
man 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,
1st Traverse; Deputy Sheriff Elmer Web
ster OF Searsport, End Traverse.
Judge Deasy arrived Monday night
and has rooms at the Windsor He was
slightly i'll Tuesday and came into court
at II a. m. The juIies organized and
were excused until p. m, also the read
ing OF the docket and the entry of new
cases.
FIRST TRAVESE JURY. William. Nj.
Thayer, Belfast, foreman; Maurice A.
Barrett, Stockton Springs; Westbra 8.
Bowley, Searsmont; P. W, Bradford,
Knox; j. Z. Ellis, Brooks; Z. A. Foye,
Montville; f, A. Mariner, Belmont, AL
len II Patterson, Belfast; Rex Prescott,
Liberty; Kari R. Shaw, WiDterport; Jas.
F, Sheldon, Belfast Herbert F. Smith,
Waldo.
SECOND TRAVERSE JURY Parker
Young, LinColnviile, foreman. Phillip j
Bryant, Freedom; n CLARK, Prospect;
Ora H. Clements, Monroe; A D. Gun
ningham, Troy; Charles Earnes, Sears
port; Merl Huff Northport, Ira NJ Hurd,
Winterport; Fred 3. Proctor, Palermo;
Clifford Seeklns, Searsport; William c.
Vose, Belfast, l.. a, Whitcomb, Belfast.
F. I. Wentworth, Csssius c, Hamilton
and M. r. hnowIton of Belfast are the
su2ernumaries.
TIE GRAND JURY. Geo. f. York,
Winterport, foreman; E n Amsden,
jackson; Ralph Arey, Thorndike: Gusta-
vus Bellows, Freedom; Geo. NJ Bryant.
Searsmoat; Antonio Croce, Searsport.
Robert K, Curtis, Frankfort; Ossle E.
Duntou, Waldo; Leslie IL Films, Belfast;
G. H, Foster, Unity; George Hopkins,
Monroe, O. L, heen, LincoInville, f. A.
Lane Prospect; Z. Z MorrIl, Belmont:
Herman Paul, Knox; E. 4 Robertson
Swanvipe; w. D. Sanford, Liberty; Ar
thur Shlte, Stockton Springs. H. L.
Sproul, Montville; Norman Thomas, Nor
rill; Sumner B. Wade, BROOKS; John D.
Walker Belfast; Trueman Whitten,
Burnham,
The divorce case of Alma Dodworth
Tartoue o. New Y ork and Northport VS..
Pierre Tartoue of New York, a famous
French artist was heard by Judge Deasy
TUESDAY afternoon. There was no de-
fence. r. = Dunton examined the libel
New York parties. The divorce was
granted at once for non support and for
cruel and abusive treatment.
The civil case of Ruth M. Page vs.
Pearl Crockett, Brooks parties, was op-
ened Tuesday afternoon before the first
traverse jury and withdra wn with entry
neither party, no further action.
The assignment of the civil docket are
as follows:
WEDNESDAY
Bert W. Clifford VS.. Inhabitants of Troy
Carl II. FernalG VS.. Beal Walker.
THURSDAY
Il M. Sylvester VS.. E. F. Hanson.
Charles Vinal VS.. Louis R. White.
Leo True VS.. Chas F. Drake.
FRIDAY
Benz. Young vs.. Lester M. French.
La1cey Carson IS. r. G. HamIin.
Cleaves VS. Wornbelt.
Walker VS.. HaswelL