Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-03-30
Docket April Term
Court Announced

The dockets for the April term Of
the Supreme Judicial Court of Somer-
set county, which will convene on
Tuesday. April 4, have been COM
piled. The civil docket contains c64
cases, the equity docket o5 cases, and
the criminal docket AZ cases.
The following cases have been as
signed for the first day: 400. Ernest
{. Whitney VS.. Omar W. Chase, ct
ais. Inc. Whitney will he represent
ed by Attorney Carol Perkins and
Merrill & Merrill represent Chase.
401, Ernest c. Whitney VS.. Omar
by the same attorneys as in case 400.
Judge John A. Morrill, of Auburn
will preside.
Naturalization Gases
The naturalization cases which
will come up for hearing at the
morning session on the second day
"wednesday of the April term of
the Supreme Judicial court, in order
for hearing are as follows:
100, Isaac Wciner, Anson. witnesses
Susman Russakoff. Louis Schrio;
substitutes. Charles Q. Small and
Frank l.. Harding.
1co, Napoleon Doyon, Jackman,
witnesses, Louis Doyon, Middle Doy-
on: substitutes, Nelson w. Barley,
Ellsworth A. Piper.
40, Gnctano Debe, 1G Madison av-
cnuc, Skowhcgan, witnesses, Saml.
W. Gould, Frank r. Madden; substi-
tutcs, John r. Mcclellan, Joseph
Provencal
119. William Joseph Bclanger, 81
Mllburn street, Skowhcgan, witnesses,
Frank Murray, Robert Bilodcau; sub
stitutcs, Thomas Thompson, Frank
Thbodeau.
100. Theodore Joseph Provost.
lockwood, witnesses, Joseph Thomas
Thibodeau, Joseph +. pOoler; substi-
tutcs. Joseph Boiler, William Boil
licr.
1872. George Serencha, Anson. wit
nesscs, Fred a. Mantor Thomas II.
spear; substitutes, c. 0. Small T. b,
Carl.
217, George Allyrc> Blais, Jackman.
witnesses, Rock Gilman, Thomas w.
3artley; substitutes, George Plum
mcr Harry Newton.
22S, Albert Murray, Skowhcsan,
Witnesses. Archie ID. cote, Paul Muir
ray; substitutes, Albert Libby, Fred
Fountain.
239, George Lewis Dacenais, Fair
field. witnesses, Benjamin lie Clair.
William &. Foster; substitutes, Aldric
f. Cormier, Lewis N. Butler Jr.
241, Frederick Fowler Foshay. Fair
field. witnesses, George Merriam.
i'hilo Steward: substitutes, Harry
l1ummcr. Herbert Brown.
242~ Herbert Lloyd Chapman, Fair
field. witnesses, Arthur +. Howe. Har-
old :. HoXic; substitutes, Bert l..
nightingale, Harold +. Weeks.
243. Fraser Stanley Gee, Fairfield,
witnesses, Arthur +. Howe, Harold S.
HoXie: substitutes, Bert l.. Nightin-
gale. Harold f. Weeks.
PA, Ward Berton Chapman, Fair
field. witnesses, Arthur z. Howee Har-
old :. HoNie. Bert l.. Nightingale,
Harold f. Weeks.
245, James Wilson Crockor Fair
field, witnesses, Fred J.. Howe. Harry
IS. Brown: substitutes, Harry A.
Ilummer, Herbert 0. Brown.
4i6, Gideon Delfils Bnitte, Shaw
NUT. witnesses. Ncdc King. Wilfred
Binittc; substitutes, Lafayette Bray,
Augustus S. Burke.
241, John kachmar, Pine street.
Madison, witnesses, Leroy F. Gilbert,
Paul Walter: substitutes, James H.
Thorne, William b. Brown.
1t will be Of interest to learn that
the following letter is sent by Clerk
of Courts w. T. Seckins to each an
plicant for naturalization:
your application for naturalization
will be in order for hearing on We'd
ncsday. If YOU desire to be heard NJ
the coming term YOU should be in
court on the morning Of that day at
$50 o'clock and have with you the
two Witnesses who appeared with YOU
at the time YOU filed your application.
IF for any reason it is not possible
to procure the attendance of these
two witnesses. YOU should have in
court the two parties whom Won
named as substitutes"
(Signcd by Clerk Of Courts).
Traverse Jurors
Traverse jurors for the April form