The Republican journal., 1920-01-08
The Supreme Judicial Court.
Justice George M. Hanson of Calais Pre-.
siding.

udy Will Tie IOllOWlnQ OmCerS and Jurors
in attendance: Judge, George M. Han
son; clerk, James H. Cilley, Belfast; stem
ographer, Fred L. Hayden of Portland,
substituting for Cecil Clay of Belfast;
sheriff, Frank A. Cushman, Belfast;
county attorney, Ralph l. Morse, Belfast;
messenger, Willis B. Fletcher, Belfast;
crier, deputy sheriff Silas E. Bowler, Pa
iermo; officer in charge of the grand jury,
deputy j. A. G. Beach, Belfast: of first
traverse jury, deputy w. j. Bean, Mont
vile; of second traverse jury, deputy F.
H. Cooper, Searsmont.
THE GRAND JURY. George H. York.
Winterport, foreman; E. N Amsden,
jackson; Ralph Arey, Thorndike; Gusta-
vus Bellows, Freedom; Geo. M. Bryant,
Searsmont; Antonio Croce, Searsport; R,
r. Curtis, Frankfort; Ossie E. Dunton,
Waldo; Leslie H. Elms, Belfast; G. H.
Foster, Unity; George Hopkins, Monroe;
O. E. Keen, Lincolnville; F. A. Lane,
Prospect; E. P. Morrill,, Belmont; Her.
man Paul, Knox; E. A. Robertson, Swan
vile; w. D. Sanford, Liberty; Arthur
Shute, Stockton Springs; H. L. Sproul,
Montville; Norman Thomas, Morrill,; S.
B. Wade, Brooks; John D. Walker, Bel
fast; Trueman Whitten, Burnham.
FIRST TRAVERSE JURY. Frank Carle-
ton, Winterport; Charles F. Andrews,
Searsmont; Eugene Barnes, Prospect; E.
Everett Davis, Burnham; F. E. Gilchrest,
Knox; W. w. Gray, Swanville; Albert
N. Kane, Searsport; Lester Merrithew,
Morrill,; Samuel Place, Montville; Leslie
B. Smith, Waldo; Earl Trundy, Stockton
Springs; Ira Veazie, Searsport.
SECOND TRAVERSE JURY. It was
necessary to draw eight extra jurymen in
the city before this jury could organize
Wednesday morning. They are Frank l.
Wilson, Belfast, foreman; W. A. Banks,
Edward W. Davis, c. D. Hartman, Fred
L. Howard and H. Fair Holmes all of
Belfast; Bert j. Bird, Northport; Thos. H.
Decrow. Brooks; A. F. Hatch, Islesboro;
Fred Hutchi4s, Freedom; Seavey Piper,
Troy; R. j. Turner, Palermo.
SUPERNUMARIES VIM. H. Arnold,
George R. Doak and VIM L. Hall of Bel
fast; w. W. Moulton, Thorndike.
The jurors excused were William Col
Inns, Winterport; l. T, Dinsmore, Belfast;
Eugene Barnes, Prospect; Frank Bennett,
Liberty; NJ L. Cook, Jackson; c. C. Fow-
Ter, Unity
/ The grand jury reported at IL so a. M,
having found three indictments: Two
against George Elmendorf of Belfast for
breaking and entering and one against
George S. Gethens of Boston for obtain
ing money under false pretenses.
! The following out of-town attorneys
were in attendance: j. B. Montgomery,
Camden; c. W. Hussey, Waterville;
Judge James Libby, Unity; F. W. Brown,
Jr., Brooks; Judge Ellery Bowden and
Walter c. Cowan, Winterport
ASSIGNED CASES.
, The following cases were assipned for
trial:
WEDNESDAY.
Laney Carson VS.. R. G. Hamlin. Buz-
zeli; Brown Jr., Richie
THURSDAY.
F. 0. j. Horne VS.. DR.. E. A. Wilson.
Buzzell; Dunton & Morse.
| McAdle Inc. VS.. c. F. Drake, Cowan;
Rtchie.
FRIDAY.
D. R. McAndless VS.. Herbert Hamlin.
Ritchie; Buzzell.
Angie O. Thomas VS.. Ansel S. Kelley.
Buzzell; Chapman.
| b. o. Norton VS.. Ernest Harvey, Buz-
zell; Chapman.
Maurice Mayhem VS.. George Sweet,
Fellows; G. H. Morse.
SATURDAY.
Florence R. Gray VS.. Fred E. Ellis.
Brown; Ritchie.
'VTuesday afternoon the cross ibels of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ludwick of Boston,
formerly of Belfast, were taken up before
Judge Hanson. Mrs. Beryl Thomas Lud-
wlck's case was taken up first and she
was placed on the witness stand and ex-
amined at length. Wednesday forenoon
Judge Hanson signed the decree eivin q
her divorce for non support. The cases
were entered in 1918.
wednesday forenoon Fred j. Cloves of
Prospect and Samuel John Spurden of
Wlnterport were given naturalization
papers,