The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-02-23

IN lne county JAN Win HA HH'n'"' ~
addition in default OF payment. Sen
tence suspended during good pehaY-
Tor.
State VS.. Allie Hodgdon. Aplt., lille
gal possession. mol pressed.
State vs.. Joseph Sweneitzky, at T
tempted arson. filed.
State Us Lucy Dominick, Marguerite
Pelky, and jeanette Hamilton. escap-
ed from State Reformatory, mol pros
fed.
State Us Elizabeth Weymouth, escape
from State Reformatory, filed.
state vs.. Thompson Berdeen. man
slaughter continued under probation.
State vs.. Oryille Butler, Aplt., sale
retracted plea, pleaded guilty.
State vs.. Oryille Butler. Aplt.. sale.
in two more cases, pleaded guilty to
each and cases were continued for
sentence.
State vs.. Hebry S Dyer, Aplt.. vio-
lation OF game law retraeted plea and
pleaded nolo. Sentence of lower
court affirmed and fine of $40 and
costs taxed at S702 was paid.
State VS. Jerry Harrington, Aplt.,
for Illegal possession, continued
State VS. Wilbur Moore, Aplt. sale.
not guilty
State VS.. Gideon Rancourt, Aplt..
sale, retraeted plea of lower court:
pleaded guilty by attorney. sentenced
to pay a fine of 800 and costs and
to serve two months in the county jail
and two months additional in default
of payment
State VI Clyde H. Smith, Aplt.. il
legal operating Of motor vehicle
Judgement of lower court affirmed
by consent. Fine $40 and costs taxed
at $fS2. Fine and costs paid.
State vs. William st. Clair. Aplt.
Illegal possession of mash. continued.
State Is John Volo Aplt sale. Sen
tcnce below affirmed; fine $500 and
costs taxed at 1922 and sentenced to
serve six months in Jail with six
months additional in default of pay
ment
State VS.. Adelbert J. Watts. Aplt..
sale; retraeted plea, pleaded nolo and
was sentenced to- pay fine of $loa
ana costs and to serve two months
IN the county jail with two months
additional in default of payment.
state VS.. Elisha Armsworthy am
Earle Burton Of. Madison for break
ing. entering and larceny. Guilty as
to both respondents; mol pressed rs
to breaking and entering and each res
pondent was sentenced to sixty DAYS
in Jail.
State VS.. Alton Bushey intoxication.
retracted former pleas pleaded guilty
and was given thirty days in jail.
state Us Alton Bushey, sale, mol
pressed.
state vs.. Paul Clukey and Helen
Page of Madison, adultery, mol pros
.'ed
state VS.. Joseph Coro Of Arson
pleaded not guilty to arson $1,000
filed for his appearance from day to
day.
state Us. Nellie Sampson, Esther
Cox, Rose Curtis, Mary Call. Mabel
Foster, Minnie Hall, Annie Jabra and
Marguerite Pelkey, sentenced to one
year to State Reformatory for We
men to commence at expiration OF
term for which respondents were orr
ginally committed.
State Us Flavia Farrell of st. Al
bans, fclonious assault. pleaded MOI
guilty, recognized in the sun of $1,000
and filed for appearance from day
to day: mol pressed.
state Us. Arthur Mathews. pleaded
nolo contendere by attorney: sen
fenced to pay 800 and costs with
two months in Jail. sentence suspended
during good behavior on personal re
cognizance of $500
state W Albert w MeseEvc, tram,
entering dwelling house. responder
ordered into the custody of State Sun.
erintendent at the State Hospital for
insane at Augusta for observation
State VS. Joseph Nalliere for OBJ
structing officer, pleaded not guilty
mol pressed.
State vs.. Chester {. Bunker and |
John j. Bunker of Athens. assault !
and battery each pleaded not guilty |
and recognized into the sum Of $500 T
each; filed.
State vs.. Roland Cleveland of Yves ,
Athens, intoXication; pleaded guilty /
filed.
State VS.. Roland Cleveland, operat |
ing motor vehicle while intoxicated /
nlca'ed guilty, and given two month. T
in Jail
State VS.. Earl Harmon Of SHOWN +
gan for non support Pleaded moi /
guilty. BY consent of defendent he |
fore trial, instead OF sentence. ar
engagements were made for the de t
PENDANT to be directed to pay to the
mother of his two minor children, the
sum Of Sc per week until further or
der. Harmon to be released from Gus
tody on probation for the space of one
year upon recognizing with sureiie
in the sum of $500 Horace Flanders
and Davis Il. Kecne OF Skowhegan
surcties.
State VS.. Nelson Langlois, Shawmut
gambling place. Pleaded nolo con
tendcre, fine $50 ami costs. taxed At
$40 and in default If payment sixty
days in Jail. Fine and costs paid
George Quirron, who had been serv-
ing sometime in the county jail in con
neCtion with liquor sale cases was
brought into court and the eases were
filed on personal rccognizence in the
sum of $500 for appearance next term
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