Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-28


pleaded not guilty. $1,000 bail fur
nished for appearance at trial on
first and 5000 on second.
jeanette Hamilton, Elizabeth Wey-
mouth and Marguerite Pelkie all
pleaded guilty when arraigned on in
dictment charging escape from Re-
formatory for Women at Skowhe
gan. Placed in care Of Parole Ma
iron Miss Theda Holman at Reform
atory until time for sentence.
William F. Jones and Frank c.
Merely of Lynn, Mass, arraigned on
indictment charging assistance to
inmates of Woman's Reformatory in
escaping, pleaded not guilty.
William Melanson of Brighton,
pleaded not guilty to indictment
charging illegal possession of mash.
w. H. Halves, attorney.
Lemuel Morrill, of ST. Adams
pleaded not guilty to larceny in
dictment
John Perry of Arson and John
Noonan of Madison pleaded not
guilty to indictment charging il
legal possession of mash
Tony POM of Hyde Park. Mass,
pleaded not guilty to indictment
charging larceny.
Frank Richards of Boston pleaded
guilty to indictment charging
breaking, entering and larceny
Arthur F. Roberts of East Boston,
James A. Williams of St. Louis and
Charles Rooney of Salisbury, Mass
pleaded guilty to indictment charg-
ing breaking, entering and larceny.
Fred Skillings of Harmony plead
ed not guilty to larceny indictment.
Furnished sureties of 5000. l.. l..
Walton attorney.
Harold L. Smith of F,mbden plead
cd not guilty to Indictment charging
setting fire to land. Furnished $500
sureties. Attorney, Clayton Eames.
Joseph SwencitZky. of Fairfield
pleaded not guilty to arson lndlct-
ment.
Henry TilIey of Arson pleaded not
guilty TO Indictment charging, break
ing, entering and larceny. W. b.
Brown. attorney.
Charles Wallie. Skowhegan, plead
ed not guilty to Indictment charging
breaking, entering and larceny.
Arthur West of Lebens, n. H..
pleaded not guilty to indictment
charging assistance to inmates OF
Wcmen's Reformatory in escaping.
Foster Nelson, arraigned on two
charges of breaking, entering ana
larceny, pleaded not guilty. Attor-
ney. Harold Weeks.
OF the 25 criminal cases appealed
from the lower court to supreme
court this term, all but two were as
signed to the trial list. Sentence OF
the lower court will be affirmed in
the case of Harvey PiCkel of Arson
for assault on Peter Laforme.
In the cases of Jensen vs.. Miller
both of NorridgewocE, and Miller VS.
Jenson, which had been tried joint
ly, the evidence for which had been
completed Saturday, late Monday
afternoon the attorneys, Merrill &
Merrill >of Skowhegan for Mrs. Jen-
sen, w Folsom Merrill acting in the
case. and Frank Ames of Norridge-
wock for Mr.. Miller. gave their pleas
and Judge Philhrook gave his charge
to the jury, after which court adj
iourned until 9 A. NJ. Tuesday, when
the jury was to consider the case and
report it's decision to the court.
Monday afternoon in the supreme
judicial court Fred futile, Jr, ana
Merton futile of Athens were ar
raigned under indictment of grand
Jury for nuisance. futile and futile
pleaded not guilty and furnished
bonds of $500 each for appearance
from day to day. They are repre-
scented by Attorney VIM. II. Halves
Joseph Boudette secured bondsmen
who furnished bonds of $500 for his
appearance from day to day. Wesley
Watson, Harry Fall and Q. f. Fall
who had been bondsmen for Leon
Spaulding refused to continue TO
serve and he was delivered to the
court and remanded to jail
Tuesday morning court convened
at 9 o'clock and the case of Drury
VS.. Scion Lumber Company, with
Merrill & Merrill for Drury ane But
Ter & Butler for the Scion Lumber
company was opened.
The jury brought in verdict in the
case of Johanna Maria Jensen VS..
Carl d. Miller and First National
bank of SkoMhegan treasurer 1854
for plaintiff and in case of Carl d.
Miller VS.. Johanna NJ. Jensen and
Skowhegan Savings bank treasurer
$40. these cases We're tried jointly
and they reported at 11.2O Tuesday
morning.
At the September term of probate
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