Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-11

while nuder the influence of liquor
Homer La Fountain Of Salem,
Mass, adultery.
George r. Murphy of Brunswick
pleaded not guilty to an indictment
for the desertion of his family and
gave bail for his appearance from
day to day, the sureties being Will
liam S. Sedgley of Topsham and
Fred Alexander of Brunswick. Clar-
ence T.. Sawyer of Brunswick appear
ed as counsel for the respondent.
| Thomas Tetu of Waterville pleaded
not guilty to an indictment for the
/ Gesertion of his family, Benedict F.
Maher of Augusta appearing as coun-
sci for the respondent. Tetu gave
bail for his appearance from day to
day, the sureties being Edmond Tetu
and James Reed, both of Watervllle.
George l.. Joslin of Augusta, indict-
ed for the desertion of his family,
pleaded nolo contendere and was
placed on probation with the under
standing that he pay his wife 81 per
week.
+. Harold Dubor of Waterville APP
reared as counsel for Henry Young
of Waterville, indicted for the de-
sertion of his family. Young pleaded
not guilty.
Roscoe Moore of Vienna pleaded
not guilty to an Indictment for main :
tanning a liquor nuisance and gave
bail in the sum of $1,000 for his APP
pearance from day 20 day the sure
ties being William f. Thurston and
Ethel NJ. Thurston, both of Vienna.
Emery o. Beane Of Augusta appear
ed as counsel for the respondent.
The principal and sureties were de-
faulted in the case of Milo Pease of
Manchester. indicted for breaking.
entering and larceny from the sum-
mer residence of DR.. Julian Wilder at
Lake Cobbosseecontee. Pease is ac-
!. Cused of stealing an electric toaster,
two thermos bottles, one razor, three
awcaters, 40 Victrola records. two
gold pendants, two telescopes, one
tape measure, one compass, 40 pack
ages of cigarettes, one blanket, two
pairs Of trousers, one overcoat, two
pairs of pants. two pairs of shoes,
three wooden shirts and German and
French coins.
sentenced to serve six months in Jail
and to pay the costs taxed at $50 for
the larceny Of $40 from Roland F.
Fish and Wilson r. Fish at Water
vile July % last. His case was
placed on probation on payment OF
the costs. Henry Chase of Vassal-
tboro pleaded nolo cpntcndere to a
charge Of having a still in his posses
sion. His case was continued foi
sentence on payment of the costs
taxed at 125. He was represented by
f. Harold Dubor Of Watervlle
Chester l.. Knight of Waterville
indicted for kidnapping Leonard Can
tin at Waterville, August 2, pleaded
not guilty and gave bail for his APP
pearance from day to day, the sure
ties being Elmer w. Garland and Viii.
liam c. Walker of Waterville. He
was represented by Benedict F. Nah
err Of Augusta and E. Howard Dubol
of Watcrville.
Eugene kellen of Waterville, in
dicted for kidnapping Traces Frost
at Waterville, Aug. IS last pleaded
} not guilty.
Frank Ferland Of Augusta, indicted
for assault on Levi Cyr of Augusta
a policeman, pleaded not guilty. He
; was represented by Burleigh Martin
Of Augusta.
Burleigh Martin OF Augusta ap.
peared as counsel for John Johnson
of Hallowell, indicted for rape
Johnson pleaded not guilty.
; Fred Henry Moore. alias Henry
Moore of Vienna. pleaded not guilty
to an Indictment for rape. He was
defended by Emery o. Beane of Au-
gusta.
William Mahoney of Waterville
for assault with intent to commit
rape and gave bail in the sum OF
$1,000 for his appearance from day
to day. Ellsworth F. Peacock OF
Watervile appeared as counsel fol-
the respondent.
The principal and sureties were de.
faulted in the case of Homer La
; Fountain of Salem, Mass, indicted
for adultery.
Albert P. Gendron Of South Ando-
YER. Mass, pleaded not guilty tC
to driving an automobile while under
the influence of liquor and gave bal
for his appearance from day to day
the sureties being Charles r. Chase
and Joseph A. Croteau of August
Frank f. Southland of August APP
peared as counsel for the respondent
Civil Case, Curtis vs.. RoweI
The first civil case to come before
the jury this term, that of Martin
Curtis of Monmouth VS.. Herbert D.
Rowell of Boston. Mass, was opened
Saturday morning and will be con-
tnued when the court session is re-
sumed Tuesday morning, there being
no court session Monday on account
of election day.
In this case the plaintiff claimed
damagaes in the sum of $3.50 on ac-
count of an alleged breach of a con-
tract which the plaintiff claimed Mr.
Rowell had made with him whereby
he (Curtis) and his son and horses
were to be employed by the defend
ant for period of 10 months
| beginning June l. 1921 and cOntin-