The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1922-01-12
The Supreme Judicial Court
Justice Luere B Deasy, Presiding

CIVIL CASES.
] The entry of default was made in the
following assigned cases:
( b. o. Norton VS. Stockton Garage.
University Research Ex 20. VS. j. A.
Wsrdwell.
Perrine Co. VS. Harry E. Walker
Only two civil cases were heard by
iuries
The case of Pekey VS. Bennett, Burn
ham and Waterville parties, was an ac-
ton on account for $40 and occupied
two days of the term. Thursday morn
ing the jury returned verdict for the de-
fendant. Coolidge of Pittsfield for plain
tiff; Buzzell * Thornton for defendant
The other was an action on account
brought by Fred Waldo Brown VS. Enoch
+. Anderson and resulted in a verdict for
the plaintiff for 5000. Brown for plain
tiff; Buzzell & Thornton for defendant
The case of Odd Fellows Building AS
sociation VS. Bernes o. Norton was open
ed before jury Thursday afternoon and
that night was withdrawn and defaulted
for sl26.49. There was a very large
crowd present land much local interest
manifested as it was brought to recover
damages for plate glass window in the
I
Great Dane pup, Tige, Feb. 8, 1921. The
NJ. Howes, Drew Chaples, Estin Braley,
Winfield A. Mariner and George o
Hart of the store and also Frank Jipson,
a customer. The defence had called Mr.
Norton, his son Charles B. Norton,
Henry Mudgett and DR.. j. B. Darling
The testimony of all called by the plain
tiff indicated that the dog came in of his
own accord and was alone responsible for
his nervous condition when he made a
dash through the window. No testimony
was taken by the defendants.
A motion for non-suit was allowed in
the case brought by Charles E. Hustus
VS. Eli w. Knowlton for S141.50. The
parties belong in Swanville and the suit
grew out of dispute over the line divid-
ing the two farms.
+ Orison Avery Brown, British subject,
was admitted to citizens hip. He lives in
Stockton Springs.
The land case in equity of Charles c.
/ Danforth VS.. George o. Danfor b, Free
dom parties, heard before Justice Deasey
+ Tuesday morning, was dismissed without
costs. The attorneys were Robert F..
Dunton and II, c. Buzzell.
/ The following entries have been made
in civil cases on the docket but not as
signed at this term:
Inhabitants of Troy VS.. Leslie j. Ward,
defaulted.
A. S. Watson VS. Horace A. Bennett,
judgment for plaintiff. Judgment satis-
fled
William Hall and Wilson Ellis VS. H.
B. Payson, defaulted, continued for iudg-
ment.
The Franklin Paint Co. VS.. c. II.
Holmes, defaulted by agreement.
Carl II. Scribner VS.. Herbert r. Hill,
nei her party, no further action.
James NJ. Nichols VS.. William Thurs.
ton, defaulted.
Claredon NJ Whitney VS.. Roscoe E.
Ryan, continued.
Carroll II. Clements VS.. Springfield
Fire ms. Co.. defsulted for $3.50.
Carroll II. Clements VS.. The Liverpool,
London & Globe Insur snce Co., defaulted
for $3.50.
Randolph NJ. Cox VS.. Emma L. Cox,
defauted
Walter Childress VS.. {. E. Young,
neither party, no further action.
George E. Pendleton VS.. John B. Nc
Intire and City National Bank, Trustee,
neither party, no further action.
John II. Smith VS.. |. d. Fernald, dis
missed.
Jennie c. Hamlin VS.. Walker D. Hines,
director general of railroads, neither
party, no further action.
Frank Thompson Coll VS.. Lester c.
Bagley, neither party, no further action
Judge Deasy heard tuesday afternoon
the land case of A. II. Nichols, Executor
VS. Clifford Nichols Carver. Wednesda,
morning all concerned in the case wen
to Searsport to view the premises. NJ
decision has been recorded.