Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-20

~, the oldest OF those sentencvu ~
above Il but little more than ~.
Mary r.. Brssieen, libelsnt, W. Parker
r.. Brs,icen, wac tried before the jury on
satariay. The libelsnt prsys Tor d.
vorcc on the ground of extrrme cruelty,
the cruelty consisting not ut physical
abuse, hut of constant and persistent sc-
cusations Of inflellty, persistc'i In until
her health WAS broken aud abe could en-
dur~ u uo longer. The libel~e Ne re-
that his wife had actually committed
adultery. and introduced evidence to
prove the fact. The case WAS given Z"
the Jury Monday noon. In about half an
hour the Jury returned verdict that the
llhcice Was guilty of extreme cruelty,
and as q special finding found that liiel'
ant was not guilty 10 adultery. Divorce
was decr-~i. swa.ey Tor iibclsnt, Ran
dali for llbclee.
rwo NV LAWYERS.
friday afternoon the two candidates
for admission Ia the bar, T. =. Crocker
~ Psri. and Frank T.. Hawkes. of OK
ford. completed their examination, which
had ben In progrc-. under the direction
of the bar committee, and were admitted
To the Oxford ilar.
Mr.. Croker fiit.i for college at lie
bron Academy, and graduated al Bow.
,loln In the cis.. u -. lie has read
Law In the Office ~ iIou. Jane. :.
" right, aud took year NJ the Law
school of the Columbian University 10
Washington, from which he graduated
last spring.
Mr.. Hawke. attended school NJ Hebron
Academy aud rhIllIp. Academy q, An
dover. Mass, aud !. a graduate of the
Law school AZ Yale.
riE DIVORCED.
Divorces have ben heard by the court
ani granite, during the week ss follow.
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" Chs,il-sarnr ptvfys dssFesi Isf ,le-s'ii",'
an WsssF v q. Nassr'
The case. remaining on the trial III.
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,epir. rsylf. oa@Plaia.s,, ". frvi \
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,sivs il,n ". ,n-t nm
IN. trial ~ ih~.c Eases With vhs
either business will come before ih'
court. will probably occupy the time un
tn Thur.day or Friday.
MONS.
The numtcr 20 new enirie. on tn
| docket thi. term u III. The thru lsrg
1T patches ot cntflc. .rr lIcfrick a rarl
u, swssey 10, kimhall 4 >on ~.
Among the lawyers from cut - th'
county Who we're present during th
We.k wcrv Libby ~ .orhsm, y. III
judge 4. II. walker. 10 Bridgton, whou
hl. old Oxford County friends are 81
way. glad "a m--t, and Judge \. u
savage ~ tuburn.
The oxfani County Patron. 10 Illus
hsndty Mutual fiv Insurance Go.
II NNNIlfMAAN flNANE "
The case against the company wss tried
thr-- 81 the twelve jurors wsr excuse
,.-cau.. they were Insured In the com
pany, and, t.@ing m-mbcr. ~ the defend
ant corporation, they were po, comPc
tcut Ca serve.
The call ~ the dockc, reveals the fac
that the young siiorney, Who has beei
Ia practice only short time AMI IN
hut few case. on the docket, u apt Q
know what be- wants Ia do With III
csss. bcttsr than doe. hi. elder brother
| With an accumulation 81 lum,'er on hl
hands. when the Young attorney hear
90. 10 his Csse- called, h~ v general
prumpt IN responding With tb" entry b
sould like o. have made. The older NJ
iorney doe. not trouble Ca have " al .
yell laid out beforehand. ani when IN
court asks: "Mf. ~lue-Iem, What .h,l
,- done with hi, c,.sF' Mr.. ,quecyru
1. apt a. remark" w-c-l-l, Brothe
shawn. What do YOU say And the
conclude "a have u continued.