Ellsworth American., 1920-05-05
NEW CITIZENS.

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NEW CITIZENS.
Naturalization papers were grant
ed to seventeen, as follows: Patrick
Turley. John Clegg. James Gamble,
William Mckenzie. John Reid,
Charles A. Cleaveland, Alexander Nc
Guffie. all OF Stonington; Edward w.
Doherty, Hancock: James II. ralt,
Kenneth r. Iveney, Northeast Har-
Dor; Joseph l.. Kirk. James II. Gran
afford, Paul Sablich. Bar Harbor;
Joseph A. Staples, Lawrence Albert.
Bucksport; Alexander W. Mckenzie,
Bangor.
DIVORCES DECREED.
Sixteen divorces were decreed, as
/ follows:
Benjamin l. wiggin, libelant, from
Myrtle L. Wiggin, for adultery.
Sherman E. Haskell. libelant, from
Dorothy Haskell. for desertion.
Alanson Jellison. libelant, from
Annie Jellison. for cruel and abusive
treatment.
Ralph W. Carter, libelant. from
Alma +. Carter, for cruel and abus-
i've treatment.
Efiie Eula Reed. libelant, from
Winthrop Ellery Reed, for desertion.
Mary Hannah Gray, iibelant. from
Winfield Scott Gray, for cruel and
abusive treatment.
Charles E. Fogg, libelant, from
Alpha M. Fogg. for desertion.
Geneva A. Babbidge, libelant, from
Alonzo Babbidge, for extreme cruel
ty and cruel and abusive treatment.
Helen c. Peterson, libelant, from
Joseph II. Peterson. for desertion.
Annie V. Hawks. libelant. from
John A. Hawks, for cruel and abusive
treatment and intoxication.
Guilford A. Martin, libelant, from
Marion NJ. Martin, for adultery.
Gwendolyn S. Crane, libelant, from
Lester E. Crane. for cruel and abus-
i've treatment.
Hattie E. Brooks. libelant. from
Charles f. Brooks. for cruel and
abusive treatment
Nora J. Kingman. libelant, from
Hervey W. Kingman, for extreme
cruelty and cruel and abusive treat
ment.
Hattie L. Young, libelant. from
Frank A. Young, for desertion.
Elbridge F. Gregory, libelant, from
Nettie E. Gregory, for cruel and abus-
i've treatment.
THE CRIMINAL DOCKET.
Following is the full criminal
docket, with record OF disposal of
cases:
Entered April Term. 1917.
BY Appeal
2172 State VS. A L Stafford. drunk and
disorderly. Oct 1917. sureties
defauited. Continued. MOL
pressed.
Entered October Term. 1917.
BY Appeal
21s2 State VS. Pearley Beaton, larceny,
Filed.
Entered October Term, 1919.
By Indictment.
22s3 State VS. Frank L Bridges yto-
lation OF fish law. MOL pressed
on payment of s3l.
1854 State VS. Fred Damarest, viola
tion of hsh law. Mol pressed
on payment of $3.50.
1851 State VS. Charles NJ Goodwin.
breaking and entering. con-
tinued.
22es State VS. Charles NJ Goodwin,
breaking and entering, Con-
tinued
1883 State VS. Horace W. Grant. arson.
Jury disagreed. Bail. $500,
furnished. Continued
2270 State VS. Harry Rowland, break
ing and entering. Continued.
2271 State VS. Harry Rowland. break
ing and entering. Continued
227s State VS. Charles Mccarthy,
breaking and entering.
Pleaded not guilty. Plea
retracted. Pleaded nolo con-
tendere. Sentence not less
than two years not more than
four years in State prison.
227s State VS. Charles Mccarthy.
breaking and entering.
Pleaded not guilty Filed.
22s2 State VS. Winfield S. Webb. fail
ure to provide suitable main
tenance for wife. Continued
22s3 State VS. Winfield S. Webb, fail
ure to provide suitable main
tenance for children. Con-
tinued.
22s5 State VS. Arthur j. Williams,
breaking and entering. Pleaded
not guilty. Filed.
Entered April Term. 1870.
By Appeal
1885 State VS. Alden Carter. as
sault Continued.
22s7 State VS. Frank Allen. truaney
MOL pressed.
22ss State VS. II Myrtle Allen. assault
MOL pressed.
BY Indictment.
22Ss State VS. Joseph Dondis, common
seller. Continued.
1880 State VS. Joseph Dondis. common
seller. Pleaded nolo con-
tendere; continued for SEN
tence.
22e1 State VS. Alfred II. Miller assault
/ with intent to kill. Pleaded
nolo contendere. Filed.
22s2 State VS. Alfred II. Miller. rob-
berry. Pleaded nolo contendere.
Sentence not less than four
years nor more than eight
years in State prison.
22sS State VS. Millard Springer. break
ing, entering and larceny
Pleaded guilty. Continued for