Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-10-09

me september term of the superior
court for the county of Kennebec ad-
journed at noon, Wednesday. The
session was one of the most important
held for some time
| The following divorces were de-
creed:
Horace A. Tozier of waterville. from
Minnie NJ. Tozier of Fairfield. for
adultery. c. w. Hussey, Esq, of
| Waterville, for the libellant
| Peter Vigue of Waterville, from
Philomena Vigue. of parts unknown.
for three years utter desertion prior to
the filing of the libel Sheldon & Saw
| telle of Augusta. for the libellant
Jennie E. York of Winthrop. from
| Lorenzo D. York of Oakland, for cruel
! and abusive treatment. Herbert E.
Foster. ESD, of Winthrop, for the Ii
| bellant
Emma V. Avery of Augusta, from
Thomas w. Avery of Sidney. for adul-
terry. Sheldon & Sawtelle of Augusta,
for the libellant and Cook & Small of
Waterville, for the libellee.
Susie 3. Bennett of Augusta, from
| Charles A. Bennett of Brewer, for
| cruel and abusive treatment, the minor
| child to remain in the care and custody
of the father with privilege of the
mother visiting him and the boy to
visit the mother on proper occasions.
| Sheldon & Sawtelle of Augusta. for the
| libellant. and Heath & Andrews of Au-
, gusta, for the libellee.
Everett Barber of Winthrop from
Mary NJ Barber Of parts unknown, for
three years utter desertion prior to
| - % ~
ton, ESQ, of Winthrop, for the libel
| liant.
Walter Z. Campbell of Augusta,
from Laura Campbell of Hallowell. for
adultery, the care and custody of the
minor child. George Henry Campbell.
given to the libellant. Sheldon & Saw
| telle of Augusta, for the libellant.
Iva NJ. Cannon from w. c. Cannon,
both of Waterville. for gross and con-
firmed habits of intoxication. the care
and custody of the minor child given
| to the mother Brown & Brown of
Waterville, for the libellant.
Arabine Coombs of Litchfield, from
John G. Coombs of Lewiston. for gross,
wanton and cruel neglect to provide
suitable maintenance. and gross and
confirmed habits of intoxication.
| Charles D. Newell. Esq, of Richmond,
| for the libellant.
| Clara NJ. DeVol of Augusta, from
William DeVol of parts unknown, for
| gross and confirmed habits of intoxi-
cation, the care and custody of the
minor children given to the mother.
E. NJ. Thompson, Esq, of Augusta,
for the libellant.
| Phoebe NJ. FoOte from John A.
Foote, both of Augusta, for gross, wan
| ton and cruel neglect to provide suit
| able maintenance. Williamson Il Bur-
| leigh of Augusta, for the Hbellant and
| Sheldon & Sawtelle of Augusta, for the
| libellee.
| Ella r. Field from George w. Field.
both of Sidney, for cruel and abusive
| treatment and gross, wanton and cruel
neglect to provide suitable mainte-
| nance, the care and custody of the
child, Gertrude, to remain with the
| father, with the privilege of the mother
| to visit her at suitable times. Sheldon
| & Sawteile OF Augusta, for the libel
| liant
Will L. Hall from Eva L. Hall, both
| of Watervlle. for cruel and abusive
| treatment. Brown & Brown of Water
| vile for the libellant and G. w. Hus-
sew. ESQ. of Waterville, for the libeliee.
| Alice NJ. Hallett of North Andover,
Mass. from Clarence d. l.. Hallett oil
| Sidney, for gross. wanton and cruel
| neglect to provide suitable mainte-
nance. the custody of the child, Maui
| ice D.. given to the mother. Heath
| &, Andrews of Augusta, for the hpei-
| liant and Sheldon & Sawtelle OF Au-
| gusta for the libellee.
| Gertrude NJ. Savage OF WaterVliie'
| from Edward d. Savage of Waterviiie.
for cruel and abusive treatment ana
| for gross and confirmed habits OF m
toxication. c. w. Hussey, Esq, OF Wa
| tervilIe. for the libellant.
Alice NJ Tyler of Augusta, from
| Harry A. Tyler of Gardiner. for gross
wanton and cruel neglect to provide
| suitable maintenance, the lbelian TO
he allowed to resume her maiden name,
Alice NJ. Duffy. Charles A. kmSht'
Esq, of Gardiner. for the libeliant.
Frank F. Taylor of Vassalboro. from
| Hattie NJ. Taylor of Skowhegan. LOT
adultery. the care and custody OF the
minor child to remain with the motner.
| Fred w. Clair, Esq, of WaterViiie' Tor
| the libellant.
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