Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-05-01
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by the supreme .IGdi i,l Court. at the recent
March term. Judge DaniOrth. Twenty di
yorccs were grantcd-twelve being asked foi
by the wife, and eight by the husband, which
is a larger proportion of The latter than usual
1t is about the same old story, the most OF
the causes assigned for application for bills
of divorce being drunkenness, adultery, cru
city, refusal to support. indecent conduct.
abandonment In several cases the cause
assigned is incompatibility of temper and
disposition, making home most miserable
place.
Ida Goodwin of Gardiner, granted divorce
| from Fred Goodwin of same place. Cause,
| neglect and refusal to provide with suitable
| home, and necessary support and clothing
wiltul deserion and abandonment. and, fin
ally. adultery. and living with lcwd women.
! Jacob T.. Bicktord of Augusta. divorce from
Mary A. Bicktord Of same place. Cause. de-
scrton without justifable cause, remaining
away from home months AT a time, and entire
ly ncglccting her household duties and the
care of her children, and became the inmate
of disreputablc house in Bath; committed
the crime of adultery.
Mary \. Pollard of Gardiner divorce from
George W. Pollard of same place. Cause,
drinking to excess, neglect to provide for his
family. quarrclsomc and abusive often strik-
ing his wife. and using profane and indecent
language towards her.
John II. Tozicr of Litchfcld, divorce from
Thirza Tozer of Plymouth, Pcnobscot
county Cause. desertion and aban ionmcnt
without justifablc cause.
George {. Emery ofsAugusta, divorce from
Ella X. Emery. residence unknown. Cause.
a pccvish. fault-fnding and qnarrelsome dis
position; hasty. impacablc and ungovern-
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