Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-07-23
Windsor County Court.
June Term. 1908.

Court has practically concluded the bus
mess of the term but will re-assemble
Aug. 18th for the purpose OF final entries,
etc. The most OF the business this past
week has been in the divorce department
The following cases were tried and dis
posed Of as follows:-
Frederick {. S%outhgate vs.. Helen Z.
Southgate, and vice versa; cross-petitions,
The husband alleged desertion. the wife
intolerable severity. The latter 5 petition
was dismissed and Mr.. Southgate was
granted a divorce on the ground of deser-
ton. John g. Sargent for the petitioner.
G. A. Davis for Mrs. Southgate.
Mary Clogston vs.. George II. Clogston.
This was a Barnard case. Bill was grant
ed for intolerable severity.
George ID. Wood vs.. Elmina Wood. The
petitioner resides at Hartland. Bill was
granted on the ground OF intolerable Sc
verify. j.. c. Enright and Z. X. Buck for
petitioner.
Hattie f. Thurston VS.. Alonzo Thurston.
This was a case from Hartford. Bill was
granted on the ground Of desertion. Pin
gree 4 Pingree for petitioner.
Mary r. Parker vs.. Walter Parker.
Bill granted for intolerable severity. G..
A. Davis for petitioner.
Victoria Manning VS.. Peter Manning.
The respondent was convicted Of rape and
is in states prison for seven years. Bill
was granted on that ground. +. II.
Edgerton for petitioner.
Clarence +. Young vs.. Lena Young.
The petitioner lives at Rochester. Bill
was granted for desertion. f.. II. Edger-
ton for petitioner.
William o. Hutchins VS.. Carrie Hutch
ms. The petitioner lives at Andover, de-
PENDANT at Weston. Bin was granted for
desertion. j. &. Enright for petitioner.
Julia Beckwith VS.. Oscar h. Beekwith.
The parties lived at Springfield. Bill was
granted on the ground Of desertion. H..
II. Blanchard for petitioner.
Eliza A. Tracy VS. Henry +. Tracy.
These parties were residents Of SPRING
field. bill granted on the ground OF
desertion. II. III. BlaI chard for petition
er.
Velora A. Kimball vs. Eugene Kimball.
for separate maintairance and
custody of children. The parties reside
at Sharon. 1t was ordered tnat the hus-
band pay $3.50 every Saturday for the
support OF the petitioner and children.
Chaf. p. Tarbell for petitioner, J.. {. En-
right and f. r. Buck for defendant.
Edwin G.. Morey vs. Cora B.. Morey
parties lived at Wilder. Bill was
granted fof desertion. j. q. Harvey for
Emma q. Hatch vs. Isaac r. Hatch.
BIZ granted for adultery. J. {. Enright
Il. h. Buck for petitioner.
Serena G. Hoisington vs. Charles III.
.Hoisington. This case vas from Cavern
dish. Bin granted for intolerable
severity. j. g. Sargent for petitioner.
Alice f. Balch VS. Harvey II. Baleh.
granted on the ground Of intolerable
severity. j. G. Sargent for petitioner.
L.. Kate Porter Foss VS. Chas. Sumner
Foss. This was a Randolph case. The
were married there in January,
1897. The petitioner now lives at Tafts-
vile. Soon after they were married, the
wife wanted some means to feed and
,lothe her, and on applying TO her hus-
band therefor ne made application TO
lverseer OF the poor for help. The evil
iences showed him to be a poor, worthless
hing with a religious monomania. Bill
vas, granted for neglect and refusal to
f. c. Southgate for petitioner.
Abbie Q. Fullam VS.. Homer A.. Fullam.
Bill granted on the ground OF intolerable
and neglect to support. ;. L.
Emory for petitioner.
Julia McNulty vs.. Joseph MeNulty.
case was from Proctorsyille. Bill
vas granted for desertion. j. G.. Sargent
or petitioner.
Minerva Rusow VS.. Silas b. Rusow. Bill
for neglect and refusal to sup
)ort. &c. Enright for petitioner.
Melvin L. Douglas vs.. Martha NJ. Doug
as. Bill granted for wilful desertion. II
4. BlanchaId for petitioner.
Edith NJ. Hubbard VS.. Burton II. Hub
ard. Bill granted for intolorable severi-
y. F. {. Southgate for petitioner.
Leonora e. Bentley VS.. Milo f. Bentley.
he defendant is in states prison, convict
d last summer OF adultery. Blu granted
n that ground. j. G.. Sargent for petit
Ella l.. Willard VS.. MarcelIus Willard.
I'LL granted for intolerable severity. j.
J. Sargent for petitioner.
There are a few cases to be heard on re-
of referees, etc, and when court re-
onvenes, Aug. 18th, it will take a couple
I days probably to wind up.
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