The Republican journal., 1921-09-29
The Supreme Judicial Court.
Chief justice Leslie L. Cornish Of Augusta,
Presiding.

Chief justice Leslie L. Cornish of Augusta,
Presiding.
The Septe mber term of the Supreme
Judicial Court for Waldo County opened
at the Court House in this city Tuesday
with the following officers and Jurors in
/ Judge, Chief Justice Leslie C. Cornish
of Augusta.
Stenographer, Fred L. Wilson of Port
land.
Sheriff, Frank A. Littlefeld of Belfast.
County Attorney, Ralph l. Morse of
Belfast
Clerk of Courts, James H. Cilley of
Belfast.
Chaplain, Rev. Charles W. Martin of
Belfast.
Crier, Deputy Silas E. Bowler of Paler-
mo.
Messenger, W. R. Fletcher of Belfast.
Officer in charge of the Grand Jury,
Deputy c. Maurice Littlefield of Belfast;
of First Traverse Jury, Deputy Frank
Cooper of Searsmont; of Second Traverse
Jury, Deputy Willard M. Berry of Stock
ton Springs. :
THE GRAND JURY. The following
Grand Jurors reported for the years
work with the exception of James Ralney
of Prospect, who was excused, and or
ganized with E. D. Chase of Unity, FORE
man: Fred Blood of Northport; Maurice
Braley, Monroe; B. D. Brown, Palermo, W.
G. Brown, Knox; George H. Buck. Sears
port; Harry A. Clements, Belfast; How
ard Colson, Stockton Springs; Boardman
E. Cunningham, Liberty; Guy Elling-
wood, Burnham; L. W. Howard, Mont
willie; A. Z. Knight, Lincolnville; Charles
c. Moody, Winterport; Harry McLaugh-
lin, Frankfort; O. c. Roberts, jackson;
James Shibles, Troy; Arthur L. Thomp-
son, Belfast; E. A. Ware, Thorndike;
Roscoe E. Webber, Brooks; Ernest Wing,
Searsmont.
FIRST TRAVERSE JURY. The first
Traverse Jury organized with John john
son of Lincolnville as foreman: Basil r.
Allen, Belfast; H. D. Bradstreet, Liberty;
Hilman W. Crummett, Palermo; W. E.
Hall, Brooks; Arthur F. Jackson, Mont
willie; F. M. Penney, Freedom; Leon Rey-
nolds, Burnham; c. D. Richards, Sears
mont; Arthur Robbins, Searsport; Elmer
Thompson, Stockton Springs; Edward A.
Wadsworth, Belfast.
THE SECOND TRAVERSE JURY, The
Second Traverse Jury organized with
Eden Ward of Tborndike, foreman:
Fred Cole of Winterport, M. A. Curtis of
Swanville, Josiah Kingsbury, Frankfort,
Earl Mariner, Belmont, James Mitchell,
Troy, F. B. Paul, Morrill,, A. A. Pendle-
ton, Islesboro, Fred N. Savery, Belfast,
c. A. Sheldon, Northport, Oliver Smart,
Prospect, Harold Stone, Searsport.
L. R. Stevens of Jackson is the super
numary.
Wo1ta loft IS @
Clark of Winterport, S. Charles Marsano
of Belfast, T. C. Woodbury. of Knox and
E. l. Young of Unity were excused from
the Traverse Jury.
Both Traverse Juries were excused af-
ter their organization until 10 a. m. We'd
nesday.
Judge Cornish was occupied Tuesday
afternoon with divorce cases, etc.
The following cases were assigned for
trial:
WEDNESDAY
Miller VS.. Tapley. Gould; Ritchie.
Rogers VS.. Kendall ct ais. Dunton &
Morse; Mclean Fogg & S. Cowan.
Hasty ct ais. VS.. Drake. Ritchie; Dun
ton
Heinz vs. Drake. Dunton; Cowan.
Brown VS.. Gray. F. W. Brown; Buzzell
& Thornton.
Franklin Paint Co. vs. Adams. Taylor;
Buzzel & Thornton.
Annis VS.. Cook. Taylor; Weeks &
Weeks.
Harding & Rackliffe VS.. Miller. Taylor;
Montgomery.
Jackson & Hall VS.. Pendleton Co. Tay-
, lor; Dunton & Morse.
Thurston VS.. Winn. Nelson; Buzzell &
Thornton.
Waldo County General Hospital vs.
Hull. Dunton & Morse; Ritchie.
Morrill, VS.. Peters & Shaw. Bowden.
jackson & Ellis VS.. Fogg & Brann
Chapman; Snow.
Brooks Grain Co. vs. Mercier. Perkins;
Libby.
Moore VS.. Maddocks. Blanchard; Buz-
zell & Thornton.
Odd Fellows Building Association VS..
B. O. Norton. Ritchie; Ladd.
Among the out of town attorneys in
attendance are H. E. Hamlin of Ellis
worth; Arthur S. Littlefield and E. X.
Gould of Rockland; c. W. Hussey, Car
roll N. Perkins and Frank PIumstead of
Waterville; James O'Connell of Boston;
j. II. Montgomery of Camden; Judge Ell
lSly bO"uCA VI w lulcIpOIIs TIcQ w,
Brown of Brooks.
At the opening of Court Tuesday FORE
noon beautiful silk flag was placed in
the standard at the right of the Judges
desk. The stars are hand-embroidered
and the materials are of the best. The
cord and mountings are also good. It was
a coincidence that the flag was unfurled
in the presence of Chief Justice Cornish
at whose suggestion flags have been
placed in all the Court rooms of Maine.
The court opened Wednesday morning
with the case of Daisy Miller of Sears
mont VS.. DR.. Eugene d. Tapley O. Belfast.
The action was to recover rental on the
rockingham house on High street. The
case was taken from the jury and enter
ed on the Equity Docket tc be further
heard by the Court on grounds of dam
age by reason of breach of contra ct to
sell the property to the defendant.
Isaac Suitor of Montville, VIM. John
Venno and Frederice Teed both of Stock
ton Springs were admitted to citizenahip
The Grand Jury will have a long ses-
sion, if even half the current reports are
true
PulLMAN'S