JOURNAl two-thirds destroyed then. None of these L. T. Shales and Charles D. Woods vs. Charles in the sum of $600 with Chas. A. McKin Austin and C. W. Lancaster sureties. Judicial Court. witnesses were cross-examined. L. Austin. Dunton & Morse. pro se. {>earey Supreme State vs. John Lane, app. Intoxication. No PERSONAL PERSONAL. < t At 4.30 Defaulted. ,f Double Launching p. m. both sides with evidence Jr. Judicial Cour rested, C. F. Bessey vs. Fred W. Brown, Dunton pros. Supreme C. Portland, all in. Jr. Motion for leave State vs. James S. Glidden. sale Author and Artist.. Judge Henry Peabody, & Morse. F. W. Brown, Single Mark Dolloff made a brief to W. Leave and Harriman. waived. Plead trip Bangor Capt. Ralph Pattershall went to Boston .The She e Friday morning the court room was to amend declaration hied. granted Reading guilty ", n Real Estate.. again last week. Presiding. amendment hied. of evidence hied. Continued for sentence. Monday on business. Transit crowded to listen to the Hon. L. Report arguments. vs. J. H. and State vs. James S. Glidden. Single sale. Har The term of the Judicial M. Frank L. Marston Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. William A. Decrow are Mrs. A. P. Mansfield left last Created th B September Supreme Staples, counsel for the defence made the riman. of indictment waived. Plea* visiting week for a Fair..Who F. 0. Clark. Dunton & Morse. Montgomery. Reading in Boston. Wentworth Fam Court 15th, and adjoum- on state- Continued for sentence. short visit in vstem?.. opened Tuesday, Sept. opening plea, for more than an hour. of evidence hied. Law agreed guilty. Bangor. Aubumdal ® speaking Report .Barque ed 26th. The He ment. State vs. Wm. A. Ryan. Selling mortgage* 1 It is that turnon Saturday, Sept. only important reviewed the of the witnesses thought Black, ’09, will be the cen- Leslie Raleigh left for Th*- Forest Fire (poem testimony Brown. Nol pros. Saturday Lynn, Mass., was of Lin- John L. Bean vs. Israel Woodbury. Thompson. property. case tried that of Nathan Clark for the State and for the ter of the U. of M. foot ball team. where he wili visit his White Plate (poem). defence, stating that Dunton & Morse. Continued. State vs. Vertie Crockett and Gilbertie Cal I mother and brother for colnville, with burning Tranquility the State did Mrs. Dunton & „f Brooks (illustrated. ) charged not have evidence enough to Effie L. Harriman vs. Harry W. Harriman and Call, app. Morse. Nol pros Mrs. James A. Preston returned to Lowell a week. hall. There were other cases of minor stand and A. Marshall, admrs. Thompson. State vs. Flossie Robbins, app. Brown. No L Steamship Creditors Urg Grange long enough to be knocked down. He Margaret Monday after a short visit in town. Mr. and Mrs. & Morse. Offer to be defaulted for pros. Elmer Decker of Clinton re- f The .Th cases were of of the Dunton L Oranges.. local interest; man** disposed by spoke good mother she vs. Frank who, although hied and State Bartlett, app. Intoxication Mrs. Henry Dunbar is her son, Ed- turned home after a visit with Mr. .. ,t "n Obituary.. .Th $140 rejected. visiting Tuesday agreement or otherwise, and the usual number loved her son, would P. W. P. of lower court affirmed and mittimus North Knox Fair. not go upon the stand Fay D. Cousins vs. Noah Sargent. Judgment ward H. Dunbar, in Mass. and Mrs. A. Leavitt. he Neither issued. Plymouth, George of divorces were decreed. and testify falsely as to her son’s whereabouts. Thompson. Dunton & Morse. party. ,,f Mrs. NV. Belfast. Inhs. of Albion. Jr. State vs. Frank Bartlett, app. t< George O. is Mr. and Mrs. Helen E. Carter of The trial of the State vs. Frank Bartlett and Inhs. of Unity vs. Libby, Cruelty Bailey visiting Boston, who has During the plea the respondent and his family, Nol h The Races at Unitj Eaton. Defaulted by agreement. animals. pros. Mrs. Wallace R. Tarbox in been the of her Albert with 50 hens with his Fryeburg. guest sister, Mrs. Frank S \ .-trial School, Class o f Smith, charged stealing sweetheart, Miss Hall, sat near at Hannibal H. Grant vs. Atwood W. Harding. State vs. Albert Smith and Frank Bartlett Assistant Holmes,at returned home of Social Clubs. from Rhoda took an entire Bart- hand within & Morse. Neither Dunton & Morse for Smith. Ar- postmaster M. C. Hill returned Citypoint, last week. Knell Page, up day. just the bar, and all were visibly Libby, Jr. Dunton party. larceny. New 3 A. and each not last week from a Co... Literary lett had been in jail since his arrest and Smith affected. The J. M. Larrabee vs. Warren Cummings. raigned respondent plead guilty vacation trip to Boston. Mrs. E. L. Brackett. Secretary of the Chil- attorney implored the jury to Bartlett retracted his of not anc The Call to Prayer.. Brown, Jr. J. M. Sanborn. Defaulted by agree- plea guilty dren s had been out on bail. The as to their be cautious in Grace Wentworth of Camden Aid Society of Maine, left proof rendering their verdict, to weigh ment. plead guilty. Verdict of jury, guilty. Franl visited her Wednesday for a in was Bartlett A. Stinson and Bartlett sentenced to 3 months in the Mrs. Chas. trip Franklin in the frauds Taft. .Why Taf t guilt conclusive. pleaded guilty the matter carefully and to realize that much Geo. F. Elliott vs. Horace countj aunt, M. Young, the past week. county interest of Peter Harmon. Jarvis B. Woods and Herbert jail and Albert Smith to 5 inonths in countj the Girls’ Home. and was sentenced to three months in Waldo conversation at a Mr. and Sit■ A .; \\ .>). time like that after the fire Mrs. A. E. Chase and Miss Marie T. Clough, trustees. F. W. Brown. Jr. Dunton jail. ...Is... Fall and Winte r Smith not He said could be Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. county jail. pleaded guilty. misunderstood. He told them that & Morse for trustees. Principal defendant de- State vs. Nathan E. Clark, arson. Plead nol Chase of Brooks spent several days in Boston Drinkwater went to Stockton Springs... J. to Boston last week he had been drinking and although he admitted must see that an alibi faulted. Trustees discharged with costs. guilty. Jury disagreed. Recognized appeal last week. for a brief visit. Mrs. Clar- A Bells.. .Bel they had been proven .-tiding B. Woods allowed court the sum of $10 in next term in the sum of $1,000 with Ernest E. ance E. Read .Married being with Bartlett knew nothing about the and that the stood exonerated of the crime by supplied Mrs. Drinkwater’s -cut.. .Born. boy Clark and Emma F. Clark sureties. Karl of this is one of place addition to his legal costs. Cottrell, formerly city, at affair. The otherwise, and sen- of arson. He asked not for the Universalist church on judge thought sympathy, but for Austin Biscuit Co. vs. Myron T. Clark, and State vs. Lemuel W. Peirce, malicious mis- the new students enrolled in the Rockland organ Sunday. tenced him to five months in justice. Horace and Fireman’s Fund Ins. Co. A. chief. Ritchie, Nol pros. Clarence jail. Clark Commercial College. Wight, after spending a two weeks’ artist A. Patch. Continued. State vs. Owen Gallant, common seller, author and A case of some interest on the water front County Attorney Thompson for the State Beaton, vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nel- John G. Chadwick, vs. A. M. Wilbur and C. Ritchie. Pled guilty. Continued. Hayward Peirce. 2nd, left Frankfort last 5£nK- a son was that of George W. Pendleton of this city made very able argument in of the Buzzell. vs. common nuisance, Wight, returned to Boston support F. Dustin, trustees. Beaton, Con- State Owen Gallant, week for to by Monday’s known the world ove Andover, Mass., begin his studies vs. the schooner Fancy and ketch Echo and prosecution. He cited the motive that the tinued. Ritchie. Pled guilty. Continued. boat, where he will become a at Phillips Academy. student of Tufts’ n in seaman vs. A. M. Wilbur and C. F. State vs. Owen Gallant, house, etc, business, their tenders. Both crafts were owned by the young man had in burning the Grange hall, to Bernie J. Cox drinking Dental No further Ritchie. Pled Continued. College. ,! directions, and one o Dustin, trustee. Beaton, Buzzell. guilty. Misses Cora S. Morison and Elizabeth A. late Manchester of Camden. The Fancy wit: The Clark family owned a dance and con- Mrs. L. Capt. action. DIVORCES DECREED. M. N. Stevens, national of ilv deserve * cert hall Quimby leave tomorrow for their Senior president receiving is 5 tons net and was built in Marblehead and when there was another in the Samuel A. Rendell vs Lizzie E. Libby. Beaton, year the W. C. T. Grace L. from Charles N. at U., and Miss Anna Gordon, vice •• Lincoli 1 Stanley Stanley, rary world. was in it. took business from them. He Dunton & Morse. Continued. Wellesley College. Mass., in 1858. The ketch Echo built vicinity away Desertion. president at were C. vs. John N. Harriman. large, considerably shaken v d Mrs. Lincoln A. Col of C. Park, coll., Miss Louise Camden under the of her owner. spoke the young man’s dress at the fire, of Helen A. Ridley from Arthur C. Ridley Peirce left Frankfort last week and supervision Beaton, Dunton & Morse. Notice proved. up other passengers wore slightly bruised ! brother of Miss Joann: 1 the fact that his could not have been Cruel and abusive treatment.