Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-05-10
GRAND JURY.

GRAND JURY.
VIM. E. Bragdon. foreman. &. q. Franklin
Hollie 2; Rowe, clerk. Bar Harbor
Charles nge H AZ Beck nTSonsv Isle
Charles Bordeaux ...... MT. Desert
Thomas H. Bray, ......... .Stonington
cla 3 Se. 6. chatto ; Hauehdn
Ava D. rosS Io,a R RamG0GR
Melvin L. Jordan ......... Ellsworth
Otis Leach .............. .Penobscot
Dudley L. Mayo -. Southwest Harbor
Bradley Morgrage ......-n.. .Gastine
Alba F. Snowman ........... Orland
William Snowman ......... .Bucksport
ArtnuT Strout ............G ouldsboro
John Thurston ....;.........se dgwick
FIRST TRAvERsE JURY. g"
William H: Card, foreman. Franklin
Reuben N. Gray .......... Bar Harbor
Walter j.. Clark, jr, ........ Ellsworth
George E. Clay ............ Bucksport
w. c. D. Candage ......... Mt Desert
Harvey D. Newman Gouldsboro
Homer LoWen ............. Penobscot
Earl W. Gordon 49,. Southwest H arg
Fred I. Williams Plantation No; 80
ii' sEco SSH" rRAvERsE JuR eer Isle
Frank A. Johnson, foreman
Cranberry Isles
H. H. Hanson ...... Winter Harbor
Oscar G. Waning ............ Dedham
M lTvrng Yopng ............ Bar Harbor
]. Fred Partridge ,............. Orland
Fred P. Phillips ............ Lamoine
sidney Hawes ......... Brooksville
frank James .............. Ellsworth
James A: Grey .............. fremont
Walter G. Hart ..... Stonington
Observation-Disclosures. ''"''0'A
Chandler Bowden .......... Sedgwick
William K. Blaisdell .... Trenton
John Springer .............. Sullivan
The April term of the supreme
court adjourned at II o'clock Satur-
day evening" after one of the longest
court days on record here, and the
eleventh day of the term. Much
business was crowded into the last
day, as it was necessary for Justice
Dunn to get away Sunday, to open
court in another county Monday.
In all, 1872 cases came off the
docket during the term, 43 by entry
of neither party" 40 judgments,
seven dismissed, 20 divorces decreed,
nine divorce libels dismissed and two
denied, and one petition for annul-
ment of marriage granted. There
were go new entries.
In the McGuffie VS. Hooper case,
the jury returned verdict of
$3,25S.33 for plaintiff. Motion for
new trial was filed.
MACK MOTOR co. VS.. SHEA.
The case of the Mack Motor Co. VS..
Shea Bros. of Bar Harbor was tried
Saturday. This was an action on ac-
count to recover a bill for repairs on
motor truck, which defendants
claimed was excessive. E. j. Walsh
for plaintiffs; H. l.. Graham for de-
PENDANTS. The jury returned YER
dict for plaintiff for $333.S3
The Sweeney case against the
members of the board of registration
of Ellsworth will be heard by the
cases in which trial was expected
were referred to the Court, or con-
tinued. The criminal docket was dis
posed of Saturday evening.
NEW CITIZENS.
Naturalization papers We're grant
ed to Matthew McDougall; Bar Har-
Dor, Daniel Rogers, Ellsworth, and
Herman Leander Anderson, Long Is
land plantation.
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
Following is the full criminal
docket, with record of disposal of
cases:
Entered october Term. 1919.
BY Indictment
2270 State VS. Harry Rowland, break
Tag and entering. Filed.
2271 State VS. Harry Rowland break
ing and entering. Filed.
y. Entered October Term, 1920.
BY Appeal
2297 State VS. Doris Bean, disobeying
quarantine laws. Filed.
$500 State VS. Daniel r. Bowden,
breaking, entering and lar
ceny. Pleaded guilty. Con-
tinued for sentence and placed
in custody of Ward w. Wes-
colt, probation officer, until
further order of court. Pro-
baton continued, with George
NJ. Perkins of Castine as spe-
cial probation officer. Mol
pressed.
Entered April Term. 1921.
By Indictment.
231S State VS. Truman Tracy, break
ing, entering and larceny,
Pleaded guilty. Continued
for sentence. Placed in Gus
tody of B. e. Clark, special
probation officer, until further