Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-04
deliberations and found forty /

oictments.
The following indictments re
made public. Philemon Bureau, pos
session Of a still: George Demlso.
possession of still: William Dobson,
operating a motor vehicle while I'M
der the influence Of intoxicating IT,
uor; Olin S. Dudley. assault and bat
terry; David Goulette. operating a
motor vehicle while undeh the In
fluence OF intoxicating liquor: two
indictments against Steven Hoppe
and Clifford H. Stevens, both break
ing, entering and larceny; Morrill,
HoXie, harboring escapes from
State Reformatory for Women: Ray
Jones, harboring escapes from State
Keformatory for Women; Roy Jones,
illegal transporting OF intoxicating
liquor: Maurice Jordan, operating
fluence of intoxicating liquor: Albert
J. Libby, common nuisance; Ernest
Matthew, assault and battery: Arthur
Morancie. adultery: Louis Norm,
operating motor vehicle while un-
DER the influence of intoxicating
liquor; Jesse Oby, breaking, enter
Ing and larceny; Albert Punty, ar
sen: Angelina Rancourt. adultery:
motor vehicle while under the In
duence of Intoxicating liquor: Will
fred Sampson, assaulting officer; G.
B. Smith, operating motor vehicle
while under the ir fluence of intoxi-
eating liquor: Dononic Souci. at
tempted rape: Cora Taylor. escaped
from State Reformatory for Wom-
en-; Edward Vigue operating a mo-
to vehicle while under the influence
of Intoxicating liquor; George w.
Washburn, rape; Merritt Waye, IL
legal possession; Margaret White.
elias McPhearson, alias Alice White.
escaped from the State Reformatory
for Women; David Withee. adultery;
Arthur -Vashon, two for sale OF in
toxicating liquor, one for illegal
transportation and the fourth for
common seller: Joseph Vashon, sale:
John Croker, common nuisance.
Appeal cases for the January
term: State VS.. Henry Cookcon lar
ceny; State VS.. James George. IL
legal deposit: State vs. John Russell.
illegal transportation; Philemon
! Bureau. illegal deposit: State vs..
7 Fred Daigle, illegal possession: State
VS.. Lucille Fortier: Illegal deposit:
State vs.. Mildred Foster, illegal pos
session: State VS.. Morrill, Hoxie,
fcpification: State VS.. Roy Jones,
fonication: State vs.. Albert j. Libby.
sale; State VS.. Angelina Murra",
larceny; State VS.. John Monigan. H.
legal deposit: State VS.. Earl Tantish.
fonicatlon; State VS.. Jane Trial,
sale; Arthur Vashon. sale: Merritt
Waye, illegal possession.
\ The respondents in the following
cases were arraigned at the after
noon session of court Tuesday: State
VS.. Arthur Vashon. in four charges,
two of sale, one illegal transporta-
ton and the fourth of common sell
Ter. to ali Of which he plead not
guilty and gave bail for $500 j each
case for appearance from day to
day.
His bondsmen were Joseph Beau
ford and Rosie Chouinard. In the
case of State VS. Joseph Vashon.
sale, he plead not guilty. State VS.
John Croker, charged with common
nuisance, plead not guilty: State VS.
David Goulette, charged with oper-
ating a motor vehicle while under
the influence of Intoxicating liquor,
plead nolo and his mother Mrs. Da-
vid Goulette, gave bail. State VS.
with Viola Howard of the State Re-
formatory, plead not guilty and gave
bail Of 500 from day to day. The
bondsmen were Marshall Stiles and
Marcus Moore. State VS. Phil Daigle,
an appeal case. charged with illegal
possession, who in the lower court
plead guilty, retracted his plea and
plead no!O. He gave bail of $500,
from day to day. His bondsmen were
John Lancaster and Robert Hall.
State VS. Ernest Matthew charged
with assault and battery, plead not
guilty. State VS. Albert J.. Libby,
charged with common nuisance,
plead not guilty, gave bail of $1,000.
His bondsmen were Fred Cote and
Archie Cote. State VS. Merritt Waye,
illegal possession, plead not guilty.
Margaret White, alias Alice McPher-
son, alias Alice White, charged with
escape from the Reformatory, plead
guilty and gave bail of 5000. Her
bondsmen were Blanche Jewett and
Ruth Hamlin. State VS. Cora Taylor,
escape from Reformatory, plead gull
ty and gave bail of $50. Her bonds
men were Blanche Jewett and Ruth
Hamlin. State VS. Morrill, Hoxie,
harboring escape from State Re-
formatory, Viola Howard and Elma
faradls, plead nolo and gave bail of
$500. Frank HoXie and L. B. Haskell
were the bondsmen. State VS. Nor
rill Hoxie appeal case, fonication,
changed plea Of not guilty to nolo
and gave bail of 5000. Frank Hox-
lie and L. d. Haskell were the bonds. .
men. State VS. Roy Jones, appeal
case, fonication, retracted plea of
not guilty and plead nolo. State VS.
Roy Jones, harborinp escanes from,
the Reformatory, Viola Howard and
Elmer Paradis. plead not guilty.
State VS. Roy Jones, illegal transpor-
tation OF Intoxicating liquor from
guilty. In the last two charges the
bail was $500 and in the first $500.
Cash bail was given. Attorney Fol-
som w. Merrill appeared for him.
State VS. John Russell. illegal trans
portation. Mr.. Russell was held un-
Ger bail from day to day as he might
be required as State witness in
another csc.