The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-09-29

cases: Augustus r. Bunker vs.. john
P. Doberts; Elmer W.. Davis VS. Jean
cite A. Preble; Lena J. Davis rs.
Jeanette A. Preble; Charles H. Clark
VS. George Hebert; v. G. Cunliff vs
John Tarrio: The e. A. Strout Farm
Agency Va George HUH; George New
comb. pro ami vs.. John Lamb; George
Newcomb pro ami, vs.. Great Northern
Paper Company; William d. Sargent
and c. A. Nutting VS.. Robert Fred
Wilson and Skowhegan Savings Bank,
TT; Shawmut Manufacturing Com
pany vs.. The Maine Central Railroad
Company; Ralph Collins VS.. Arthur
Leonard and Freeman II. Bennett, TT.
The case of Fern L. Bailey, Lib,
against Charles Bailey. Jr., was dis
missed without prejudice. as was the
case of Elva NJ. Kane, Lib. va Archie
j. Kane. The case of George J. La
ney. Admir-, VS.. Ralph Marchetti was
continued as 1t was reported in pro-
cess of settlement. The case of Fred
II. Clarke VS.. Sewall and Jennie l..
Morrill, was also reported in process
of settlement. The case of Harrison p.
Burns VS.. Charles v Hustus was dis
missed without costs. The case of Al
bert G. Higgins vs.. Frederic w. Lind
sey was defaulted The case of Louise
Corson Spaulding ct ais VS. Alfred d..
Baird of Bartland was continued. In
the case of the Somerset Grain Com
pany VS. James Goodrich in which the
bankruptcy of the defendant had been
suggested previously, the entry of
neither party was made. the defend
ant having received his discharge. The
case r. C. Groves VS.. Charles Barron
was entered neither party. The case
of Clarence F. Hanson vs. Bertha H.
and William A. Scott, defaulted. The
case OF Frank Taylor vs. Duncan Har-
rison defaulted by agreement. The
case of Fred E. Daggett VS.. Guy T.
Boone, defaulted. The case of the
First National Bank of Skowhegan VS..
Ida Thibodeau and Charles j. Thibo-
deau and the Keyes Fibre Company,
TT. was discontinued as to Charles ].
Thibodeau and defaulted as to Ida
Thibodeau. The bankruptcy of o. W.
Savage was suggested in the case OF
the Hasty, Hammett, Benner Company
VS.. o. w. Savage and Mrs. O. w.
Savage. The bankruptcy OF both de-
PENDANTS was suggested in the case OF
The Parker and Themes Company VS..
Emily s. Monahan. The case of c. F..
Richardson vs. Hattie Roberts was de-
faulted. In the case of William Brac-
kett and Cony Russell VS.. Isaac Rich
ardson, offer was accepted. In the
case of Vernetta E. Gray. Complt., VS..
owen Oliver. the same was dismissed
without costs.
MANY INDICTMENTS RETURNED
The grand jury arose from its de-
liberations Saturday. Thirty-seven
indictments were returned, all but
three of which were made public az
follows: State VS. Irwin Adams for
assault upon Mrs. Adeline Whittier,
an aged Cornville woman; State VS.
Myrtle NJ. Dore for manslaughter ,
State VS. James Mason of Fairfield for
arson: State VS. Eugene L. Bevans for
aiding Refdfinatory inmates 10 cs-
cape: State vs. Joseph Boudette for
manufacture of intoxicating liquor;
State VS. Murray Bernard, James B.
Miller and Jack Duffey OF Bangor for
breaking, entering and larceny; State
VS. Albert Chase of Cornville. assault:
state VS. Lucy Dominick for escaping
State Reformatory; State VS. Frank
Elderkin ofaSt Adams for breaking
and entering in the night time; State
vs. Frank Eiderkin for larceny; State
VS. Ray F. Hager OF Scion for az
sault with intent to kill; State VS.
jeanette Hamilton for escaping from
State Reformatory; State VS. william
F. Jones OF Lynn, Mass, for aiding
inmates OF Reformatory to escape;
State VS. William J. Martin of Jack
man for assault; State VS. William
Melanson of Brighton for illegal pos
session of mash; State vs. Frank C..
Merely Of Lynn, Mass for aiding Re-
formatory girls to escape; State VS.
Lemuel Morrill, alias Lem Morrill, of
St Adams for larceny; State VS. John
Perry of Arson and John Noonan of
Madison for illegal possession Of
mash; State vs Marguerite Pelkie for
escaping from State Reformatory /;
State VS.. Tony Poni of Hyde Park,
Mass. for larceny; State vs Frank
Richards of Boston for attempting to
break and enter r. r. Sation at Lost
Pond. State VS. Arthur r. Roberts, Jas.
A. Williams and Chas Rooney for break
ing, entering and larceny t3); State
VS. Fred Skiliings of Harmony for lar
ceny; State VS. Harold l.. Smith of
Emblem for kindling a fire on pro-
perty Of Wallace Emery State vs.
Leon Spaulding Of Cprnville for as
sadlting Adelihe Whittier; State vs.
Joseph Sevencitzky of Fairfield for at
tempting to set fire to dwelling house
of William Settler; State VS. Henry
Tilley of Arson for breaking and en-
tering; State VS. Fred futile Jr. and
Merton Tuttle OF Athens for maintain
Ing a nuisance; State vs. Charles
VALLEY for breaking, entering and lar
ceny; State VS. Arthur West of Lebens
N. H. for aiding inmates of State Re-
formatory to escape; State vs. Eliza
beth Weymouth for escaping from
State Reformatory; State VS. Oreon
L. Wing of Cornville for forgery.
CRIMINALS ARRAIGNED
Court came in at II o'clock Mon
day forenoon, the entire forenoon SEES
sion was taken up with the criminal
docket
Irwin Adams Of Skowhegan pleaded
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