Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-24
DECISIONS Given
In Six Civil
Cases in Waterville

Charles w. Atchley, Judge or the
waterville municipal court. rendered
Judgment yesterday in six civil cases
which have been heard recently before
him.
In the case Of william Levine VS..
lawrence Clukey. both of Waterville,
SUIT brought on account annexed, YER
dict was rendered for the plaintiff in
the sum Of s6.77. The amount sued
for vas 1927 but a credit of $3.50 was
allowed by the judge. z. E. Peacock,
attorney for Clukey, pleaded the stat
ute Of limitations. declaring that the
bill was outlawed, butt the court de-
cided that the $3.50 had been paid
within the legal time lengthening the
life Of the bill. Lewis Levine repre-
santed the plaintiff.
In the case of P. ]. Written of
Pittsneld against Jasper Dangler of
Clinton suit brought on account an
neYed. Judgment was given in full for
the plantIn in the sum of $3.50. H.
R Collidge Of Pittsfield appeared for
Written and Albert D. Billings for the
defendant. According to testimony,
Dangler had paid s42 down and had
taken . second hand stove, high chair.
baby stroller. library table and rug
from Written and that he did not
make further payments.
Verdict was given for the plaintiff
IN the case Of Kennebec Auto Supply
Co. vs. B. F. Steele. both Of Water
Vile suit being brought on account
annexed for the sum Of 1886 which
the PLAINTIFF alleged was the amount
owed by Mr.. Steele for the purchase
Of tire and repairs made on q tire
and express charges. Lewis Levine
represented the plaintiff and Mark ].
BARTLETT appeared for Mr.. Steele.
In the case Of e. L. Simpson Of
Oakland vs.. Mrs. Carrie Russell of
Oakland, suit brought on account an
nsxsd. Judge Atchley gave judgment
to the plaintiff for the full amount
sued Tor, $S3.1S. The attorneys were
Lewis Levine for the plaintiff and
'Cari Blackington for the defendant.
Inc alleged bill was for auto accesso-
rlss and labor. The defense claimed
mat the bill had been paid and that If
mere were any charges they should be
made to Mrs. Georgia Youngman,
daughter Of Mrs. Russell and owner
VI the car.
Judge Atchley allowed judgment for
mo plaintiff in the case Of Ralph Cur
.ler of Mount Vernon against Charles
Getcaell Of China e. e. Peacock was
attorney for Currier and Carl Black
hgton for Getchell. According to the
uory told on the stand during the
aeanng by witnesses for the plain
I'M. cmrier contracted with Getchell
% place lightning rods on his house
lof VIZ. OF that SITS a credit Of SIS
va % be allowed on the bill for a po-
ato digger which Getchell transferred
Currier as part payment. The 9TH
sloo was to be paid in cash and the
ueiendant had paid $40 Of that. The
suN seems to have arisen over the
.act that the defendant claimed that
ae credit for the potato digger was to
nave been 800 instead Of SIS. The de-
!ense had offered to default the case
". go plus costs all amounting to
.'i.M. The verdict given amounted
70 s72.45.
In the case Of Rollins Durham Co.
- Philip Lacroix, both Of this city,
,ne plea Of the defense that legal ten
VT 81 $S05, the amount sued for, had
zen made before the suit was allowed
" Judge Atchley without additional
,osts after the tender had been made.
eMs Levine appeared for the plaintiff
-W Carl BlackinHton for the defense.