Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-03
New Sheriff Names His Deputies

new Snertf Names his deputies
While Frank A. Littlefield of Monroe
who took his oath of office on Jan LIST
is not making any loud talk as to what
he intends to accomplish as. High Sher.
if of Waldo County. he has stated that
he will try to follow. as far as he is
able, in the footsteps of the late Frank
A. Cushman whom he succeeds. He
has named the following deputies who
were sworn in on the first day of the
new year:
Maurice Littlefield of Monroe, son o.
Sheriff Lttlefield. will be deputy and
turnkey of the county jail: Walter ].
Bean of Montville; ]. ii. Peavey, Lin.
colnville; Willard NJ. Berry, Stockton
Springs; Charles L. Walker, Swanville
Harry Brown. Winterport, Frank
Cooper, Searsmont; Silas L. Bowler
Palermo and Elmer Webster, Sears.
port.
Bowler, Webster, Walker. Berry and
Bean were deputies under Sheriff Cush.
man. Bowler is crier for the Waldo
county supreme judicial court. Willis B.
Fletcher, messenger; Maurice Little
field has charge of the grand jury and
Deputies Berry and Bean will have
charge of the traverse suries
The new sheriff served under the late
Sheriff Almost F. Carleton and the late
Sheriff Frank A. Cushman as deputy
from Monroe. He is a past master Of
Monroe Lodge I. o. o. F., and prorni.
nent in Morning Light Grange of Mon.
roe. He is a Republican and succeeds
Sheriff Phineas G. Hurd of Northport
who was appointed to finish the unex.
pired term of Sheriff Cushman whose
death occurred last summer.
The Waldo county supreme judicial
court convenes in Belfast, Tuesday at
10 o'clock, Associate Justice Charles ]
Dunn of Orono, officiating Other off.
Gals are Frank \. Littlefield. Monroe
sheriff; James II. Cilley, clerk: Ralph
]. Morse, county attorney: Willis B.
Fletcher, messenger; Sias E. Bowler
crier; Maurice Littlefield, deputy Of
grand jury; Walter j. Bean, deputy of
first traverse jury; Willard NJ. Berry
deputy of second traverse jury; Rev.
Charles w. Martin, chaplain.
The grand jury. A. Adams, Unity
Frank c. Brown. Morrill,: George C.
Cilley. Thorndike; w. G.. Edmonds
Burnham; Mott <. Fcrnald, Troy;
George Hall, Brooks; Clifton X. Harr
man, Prospect; Ralph Hayford. Belfast;
A. L. Jones, Palermo: Frank w. John.
son, Freedom; Charles H. Libbey, Win.
terport; Henry Littlefield, Stockton
Springs; E. L. Morse, Belmont; Celia R.
Nelson. Liberty; James II. Peavey, Lin.
colnville; Clarence A. Paul, Belfast; R.
. Robertson, Swanvile; George H.
staples, Frankfort; Arthur C. Stewart,
Montville; Frank Studley, Searsport; G.
"A. Warren, Islesboro; Clarence O.
Woodbury.. Northport; Freeman G.
Wooster.
traverse jurors-The following Jurors
drawn, will make up the first and second
traverse juries: William H. Amsden. Jr.;
jackson; Charles Bellows, Freedom; S.
+. Bown, Belfast: f. S. Bowker. Rel
last; Willard b. Gates. Monroe; Arthur
=. clark, Prospect; Emery Clement
belmont; Roscoe f.. Clement, Winter
port; George Fl. Clement, Winterpor,;
Alfred Fl. Ellis, Belfast: j. w. Gil
christ, Knox; Clarence Griffin, North
port; Arthur Harrison. Stockton
Springs: Ralph Head, Searsmont. Dan
lei klmball, Frankfort; Frank Ladd
Islesooro; Archie Merrithew. Searsport
w. +. Patterson. Belfast; +. l.. Phil
orlcx' Thorndike; Orren w. Ripley
MontVille; NJ. w. Roberts. Brooks: L.
5. Russ, Lincolnville; Walter Seayer
Troy: l.. N. Simmons, Waldo; James
stevens, Searsport: E. NJ. Turner
searsport; f. ]. Webb. Swanville: VIII
lard Whitaker. Liberty; Claire Whit
ten. Unity; Charles w. Wood, Burn.
ham.
indications point to a short term.