The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-08-24
LEGAL.
State Of Maine.
YOR K, 49,


T.. a =; ;,s. sa. ...,. respective c's:, '
WE command you to attach the goods or estate
w OF Abraham GoOdale. otherwise called Abrs-
ham Goodale, Junior, otherwise and sometimes
called Abraham Goodale the third, of Wellsin said
County Of York. TO the value Of one thousand dol.
lars, and summon the said Abraham Cf he may DO
found In your precincO TO appear before our jus.
,iess Of our suPre%. Judicial Court nsI css 70 ss
OF York. on the third Tuesday OF September, A. ID.
1885, then and there In our said Court 70 answer
unto Abby =. 9oodals, Of York. In said County Of
Ing 10 Law, as follows, 10 wit;
YoRx. -.
To As Bensrasis Justices Of hs sssrsss Judicial
Courts
Court TO be iniormsS, Abby ?. Goodais. Of York, In
said County of York, that she va, lawfully mar.
ried. on the nineteenth day OF March, A;D leo; ~
Newhuryport. In the Commonwealth OF Massachu.
sets. by Rev. 3. J. Spalding, . Congregational
clergyman, TO Abraham GoodAle. otherwise and
sometimes known and called Abraham GoodAle.
the third, Of that name) Of Well: In said County Of
then commorant at said Newburyport, and that
she lived and cohAbited with said Abraham. from
and aftsr the day Of their said marriage, st said
NswburypoFt and In boston IN the STATE Of Massa.
chusetts, and ~ York In said County OF York and
state of Maine, up 70 and until the hth day Of
March. A. ID. 1864, when said Abraham deserted
date contributed nothing toward their support,
but has utterly failed and neglected 10 provide for
his said wife and their two children that ior the
four years next before said desertion, sald Aora
ham and your libellant eohabited together ut said
York that your lbellant has had two children BY
said Abraham doth now living, viz, Mary Ella,
agsd nine years. and 0eorye Alderman, aged six
their said intsrmarriags she has conducted herself
a. the faithful, chaste and afeotonate vile OF said
Abraham. and has fulfilled and observed all OF her
marriage vows and obligations, but said Abraham
has not kept nor performed hi, marriage covenants
and duties, but has broken and utterly disressrded
them, that he has not only deserted your libel:
liant. but has visited lewd women and houses OF
committed the crime OF adultery At NswburypoIt
and Boston. Aforesaid, and In said towns VI YORK
and Wells with divers lewd women whose names
arc TO your libellsnt unk known And your libellant
habitual drunkard. and that when under the In.
nuence Of intoxicating liquor he was violent and
abusive toward your ibellant 90 - to render un-
That 10 would be reasonable and proper, conducive
10 domestic harmony, consistent with the peace
and morality OF ,oeety and In farthsranes cr ths
liant and said Abraham should be decreed Where
fore II u seem 10 this Honorable Court reasonable
and proper In the exercise OF Its sound discretion,
your lbellAnt prays that such divorce from the
bonds OF matrimony now existing between her and
said Abraham may be decreed, and that the custo-
dy OF their said children may DO decreed TO her
Anu tnat y Fc1sOnaDio bittnOuy iuoy w
decreed TO your libelant out Of the estate cf said
Abraham and for such other DEGREES aud reliet In
the premises as the nature and justice Of the case
may demand and as may to this Honorable Court
Dated at York, Aforesaid, this third day Of July,
A. ID. 1896.
-~~-~~ Yet the said Abraham, though request
$50 CTS ed has not paid the same, but negleets 50
1I.R. y. to do.-To the damage OF the said plain.
~ tiff (as she says the sum Of one thousand
dollars, which shall then and there be made to
appear, with other due damages. And have you
there this writ with your dolngs therein.
Witness, JOHN APPLETON, Esquire, at Alfred.
the seventh day OF July. In the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sxty-sx.
q. II. LORD, CLERK.