Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-28

BROWN VS.. Levi Martin (Thorne)'
| neither party no further action ;
| Omar C. Huff (Gower & Shumway)
| VS.. Arthur Corson Merrill & Mer-
| rilD. defaulted Harry Ballard
| (Chapman) VS.. Norman II. Miller
| defaulted: George w. Booth (Glbbsl
VS.. Vance Potter, defaulted; Fairfield
Savings & Trust Company (Weeks)
| VS.. Howard P. Crosby, Nellie y
! Crosby and Nellie G. Pratt, default
| ed; Charles Berry (Thorne) VS.. LII
liam Young, defaulted; Charles Cole
Thorne) VS.. Jesse Bloody (Coondge)'
continued; A. M. Gray and Leland "
| Gray (Thorne) VS.. Fred A. Duley,
defaulted: Frank Holton and Com
pany (Thorne) VS.. Blinn c. Norton,
defaulted; Eugene M. Young
| (Thorne) VS.. Mark T. Claim, death
| of defendant reported; Consolidated
| Redering Company (Coolidge) VS..
| Nathaniel E. Sargent (Thurlough),
defaulted; James G. Lagorio (Cooi-
idge) VS.. Thomas Berry, referred to
Attorney Mark J. Bartlett Of Water
Vile; McGilvery Company (Cool-
idge) VS.. Thomas J. Sheehy Com
pany, defaulted; John f. Tricky
(Coolidge) VS.. Maud oy. referred;
Clyde f. Decker (Butler & Butler)
VS., Tom Boulette. defaulted; II. j.
Hilton. Corr. (Haley) VS.. Harry
Smell and r. E. Haley, continued by
agreement; Herbert L. Wyman
Palmer, referred to court hearing;
Alfred jackson, Aplt. (Gibbs) VS..
John Bengtson (Thorne). continued;
Harry M. Cullen and Charlotte c.
Cullen (B. H. Maher) VS.. James Biz
Ter and Thomas Bizier, continued;
F. S. Boyinton &C. A. Blackington)
VS.. Abel Webb, defaulted; e. p. Dyer
and r. E. Nutting &C. A. Backing
tom VS.. A. l.. Smith, defaulted; e. p.
Dyer and r. E. Nutting &C. A. Black
ington) VS.. ]. c. Yong, continued.
Anthony Gates of Arson, against
whom the grand jury found an in
. dictment charging operating mo-
tor vehicle while under the influence
of intoxicating liquor at Mayfield,
May LIST, 1925, retracted his plea and
pleaded guilty to the charge.
Philip Godreau, charged with ille-
gal transportation, retracted his plea
and pleaded guilty.
Chester Smith of Bingham was
arraigned and pleaded guilty to an
indictment charge of illegal manu-
facture. An appeal case VS.. Chester
Smith charging illegal manufacture
was mol pressed because of de-
feet.
William A. Davis of East Show
hogan, charged with assault upon
Alexander Goulette of Skowhegan
with intent to kill, by indictment,
retracted his plea Of not guilty and
pleaded guilty. There were no cases
tried on the criminal docket Satur-
day and the jurors in mid-forenoon
were dismissed until $50 Tuesday
morning. The docket was called and
the following cases may be tried:
State VS.. George Butler, aplt..
charged with operating tipping
shop; State VS.. Thomas Clair. aplt.,
charge search and seizure; State VS..
A. r. Clapp of Ripley. aplt., charge
search and seizure; State VS.. Fred
Gould, aplt., of Fairfield. charge
sale; State VS.. Joseph Perry, aplt.,
charged with illegal deposit: State
vs. A. F. Clapp, charged with I'M
lawful possession of Intoxicating
liquor: State VS.. Fred Hodgdon of
Bingham, charged with breaking.
entering and larceny.
Clarence +. Hanson of Cambridge.
charged with cheating, gave bail
from day to day. He was repre-
scented by Attorney E. +. Merrill.
Chester Smith of Bingham, charged
with manufacture, gave bail from
day to day.
The cases of Elizabeth Hamilton
pro ami (Merrill and MerrilD VS..
Edward j. Sabin perkins and
Weeks and Brown) anc Robert
Hamilton Merrill and MerrilD VS..
Edward j. Sabin perkins and
Weeks and w. b. Browp), to be
heard by the court, were assigned
, for $50 Tuesday morning.
Mrs. J.. :. Corriveau went to Fair
| field Saturday morning, where she
was Joined by Mr.. Corriveau in the
afternoon and they passed the week
| end as guests of Mrs. Daisy Dunn IN
Waterville.
Mrs. Nelson Dyer, who has been a
| guest of her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
b. II. Johnson in Athens, was in town
on her return to Portland Saturday.
| Mrs. Mary Davis of Boston, who
has been a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Richardson, left Saturday for
Portland and will also visit in Bridg-
ton before returning home.
| Mrs. Emma F. Berwick. who has
passed the summer at the home of
her brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
l.. Savage, left Saturday for Saco,
where she will visit sister, after
which she will return to her home in
Lawrence, Mass.
| Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Nichols and
Miss Iva Holway, who have been
guests of relatives in Pennington,
n. H., have returned.
| Deputy Sheriff Frank L. Gipson
of Bingham was in town Saturday
on Official business at court.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus w. Goodrich
went to Farmingdale, Saturday. 20
visit Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Goodrich
for a few days.
| Attorney and Mrs. E. B. Paul,
daughter Barbara Anne and S. M.
| Paul, who have been guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Paul in South Scion.
were in town Saturday, returning to
| Boston
| Mrs. William Martin and son Her
man went to Lake Auburn Saturday
TO pass the weekend at the Martin
| Miss Eleanor King, a teacher at
Athens. visited over Friday night
with Miss Mcleod at Somerset hos
pital and went to Charlestown Sat
urday morning to pass the weekend
at her home.
| Miss Nancy Stiison, VINO has pass
ed the summer with relatives in An
son and visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank l.. Flynt in town, returned to
| Boston Saturday.
Ami GAIA was in Waterville on
| business Saturday.
| Miss Phyllis Whiting, s. H. S. '25,
| lett Saturday for Haverhill, Mass,
TO visit Miss Altana Murphy in Hav-