The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-09-27

ot and al uHuoN'
.I q cases still remain to be
i'a' .osether with divorce cases In
~ We and a half that Justice Phil
s'sa ' nan remain at the Supreme
,ossions here. 1t is likely that
and of that time court will sus-
I'll sometime in November af-
,sstice aI Philbrook completes his
70 Ellsworth. Night sessions
~ in order next week in the
" :, the criminal docket. The
,rsl cases will be taken up at 2
u % Monday when court sessions
10 resumed after the Sunday ad-
mort Yesterday forenoon, JUS
ubilbrook expressed to the attor-
,hot he wished some attempt
no made to have the Septem-
,.rm of court convene at a date
!, than the third Tuesday as Is
the custom.
rRININAL DOCKET CALLED
,untv Attorney Thorne called the
'inal docket yesterday forenoon
,ho Indications are that there will
long list of criminal cases for
;urv The criminals were ar
mod during the forenoon session.
mold Barry of Waterville pleaded
guilty to larceny.
.seuh Temple, through his attor-
waived the reading Of the war
and pleaded nolo contendere to
charge of common seller. He
shed cash bail for his appear
from day to day.
hland Cleveland of Athens plead
bot guilty to two charges, one of
cation and the other for entic-
female to house of i'll fame.
tiles were furnished by his aged
er Moses Cleveland of Athens and
ne L. Cleveland of Skowhegan in
sum of 5000 in each case.
hry Dorrity of Fairfield pleaded
guilty to an assault on an eleven
old girl and not guilty of inde-
liberties.
seph Ellis Of Dexter pleaded not
" to setting fire to the buildings
gernal Holt in Cambridge. His
Aies we're rejected for lack of
ng to show sufficient property
linz. Mr., Ellis will be represent
BY Merrill & Merrill and Pattan-
& Locke.
eonard Grant of Madison pleaded
guilty to the larceny of a horse
wagon belonging to w. e. Ware
)kowhegan.
lired Merchant of Fairfield pleaded
guilty to the larceny Of a Buick
from Ruel Norton of Anson. He
represented by Attorney Chap
Of Fairfield and cash bail of $500
accepted for his appearance from
10 day.
bert Packard and his wife, Mrs.
Packard were in court with
Two babies and Mr.. Packard
Nd not guilty to maintaining a
where liquors were dispensed,
Mrs. Packard pleaded guilty to
same charge.
Gorge Lachance of Skowhegan
Ned not guilty to assault and not
" to escape from Jail but pleaded
y to the charge of being armed
dangerous weapon.
Pan Lyons Of Lawrence, Mass.
ded guilty to escape from Jail.
rs pleaded not guilty to breaking,
fng and larceny from the r. E.
y store in Anson.
hmas Sirois of Solon pleaded
y to the manufacture of liquor.
ses Of $1,000 were furnished by
n. Lawrence and Fred Rancourt.
man Long, colored, shackled to
Paquette pleaded not guilty to
Llng. entering and larceny from
Il. Williams store in Anson.
= PacQuette pleaded not guilty
TWO charges of breaking, en-
and larceny from the Gould
ID Anson and to escaping from
ara Morrison of Rangeley
% not guilty to larceny of the
car OF Ruel Norton. He is ex-
y young and will be represent
A. X. Butler.
'ae were of Fairfield pleaded not
70 the illegal sale of intoxicat-
nquors. He is represented by
sona Rogers, an attorney of Wat
lel Quigley of Madison pleaded
allly to two charges, one of IL
selling and the other of main
a gambling place. He will
presented by James Boyle of
u'llle' Bonds in the sum Of $500
~ appearance from day to day
furnished by Samuel Barron and
e Silver.
WALTON VS. WOODMAN
case of Willis L. Walton of St.
W George Woodman Of Hart
"@ being tried yesterday after
y This suit was brought for
Fsed deceit in the sale of a
y Mr.. Woodman to Mr.. Wotton.
\" IN the sum of $4,000 are
The sum of $1,000, it is
NJ NY was paid for the farm. The
claims that the defendant
,ysssented to him the amount OF
-Nn the farm cut at the time
"a, purchase. The plaintiff was
!. On Aroostook farmer and
A.. aat Mr.. Woodman stated to
w. ne farm which he purchased
"ooaman cut about 100 tons of
v,. Out when he cut the hay the
oa' s season the yield, he alleges,
,,m" II" about half that amount. 1t
,aed by the plaintiff that all of
losf fepresented was not cut on
r e farm. Mr.. Wotton claims
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