The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-09-28
SUPREME COURT


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! Trust 60 Mr. Curtis on April -. 1913
had given 10 The Gorina Trust ca. a
| branch Of the Pitisfief1 Trust Co, a
| Bromissory note for s4o6 am The same
had been sold BY " L. PusHer. who
had been named a. receiver l. the
| plaintiff Il s4.ms that tn nele ~as
given by Mr. Curtis and oiedIfed 10
! his check account He Withdrew
| sG2 % aud the dividends OF tho de
post are endorsed on liz not. II
was claimed thai tie Receiver Vas au-
thorized To sell the III aate. The
defense claimed ihat fhfee small
checks amounting u al IL so > had
been drawn b. III. furtis on the
amount for which Ar lad given the
| s400 note within a period Of about one
month. Al IT, eHd u which time the
| Trust e. Lad ben declared insolYent.
| II was claimed h. the defense that
Curtis had paid al that h. had r.
received from he nute. having paid
| three checks and interest on thu same
when The note came due. that IL had
demanded the note but that the note
was denied hin Tie defense also
| claimed that the statutes OF limitations
| had been ontrun as il vas alleged that
he had heard nothing about paving
| the note until more than sesen years
after the balance had become due.
| With regard To the endorsements, the
plaiHtiff claimed thai such endorse
ments had not been authorized by him
self Before going Ia tie jury The
ease was closed With an Entry OF nei
Their party no further action.
GAGNoE y cYR AND TR.
The case oil George Gapuon rs Fred
1Cyr and Inhabitants oil Madison, fr.
was taken up Monday afternoon and
continued u4er until Tnesia6. Ber-
nard l. Gibbs Of Madison va attorney
for the plaintin and County Attorney
James II. Thorne represented Mr. GHr.
| Action VAS brought On a prumiz5ory
note taken Tor cattle sold L. VI Gag
non some months afterwards taking
the cattle back. lhe dispute vas
oyer the amount 10 be allowed On The
notes Whe4 the cattle W. taken
back I. Z Moore IF Tn Somerset
! Dairy Go. - Madison WAS called 10 the
stand Tuesla morning MIR. tyr had
sold him cream and tie amount ii The
cream checks paid Mr.. Gyr were quot
ed by tn flaialins side Tie de-
tense fhen called Mr.. GEr In thu stand
and h. explained thai the reason for
the cream checks being smaller dur
ng the simmer months preceding the
return of tn cattle IL Mr. Gagnon
WI dne IN IL. La th3l h. Was board
ing larEe ereV Of maR WHO ware
cutting wood for him. the boarders
using much al tbe milk and cream and
3utier. According Ia liz defense
Gyr bought seven CONS ef Gagnon Tor
$470 and Gaguon only wanted Ia pay
S100 for them in taking Them back.
THE Town oil Madison entered INTO
the case As trustee il appears from
the fact that Cyr had sold them wood.
The jury found Tor the plaintia in the
sum of sos A..
YOUNG vs. NORTH ANSo% MANU-
FACTrRING -.
The case of Eugene VI Young vs.
the North Arson Manufacturing 70.
was tried Tuesday. Attorney Her
bert Locke of Augusta Tor tn plain-
IF and \. X Bntlrr Tor the defense
| Action vs. brought on a contract
| Which provided thai il the plaintiff
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the hauling season is Ia he last daY
| of December unless snow prevented
and that SNOW dad not prevent the
lhanliag thai year until liz laSt day
OF December TIE plHniln PnronaS-