Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-06-30
WINDSOR COUNTY COURT
IUNE TERM, 1906.

1920 a. m. for the term.
Twenty-seven divorce cases have
been tried and 20 bills granted.
In the case of Edmands VS.. Ed
munds, for divorce, the court Or
dered that Mr.. Edmunds should
pay his wife within 20 days $25 for
temporary alimony and funds to
maintain the litigation on her part
June 22d the case of John j. Viii
son, admir- of DR.. G. c. Ellis VS..
Daniel Durkee Of California was
tried. 1t was an action to recover
damages for an alleged breach of
contract regarding some stock in the
"Minnehaha Oil Company" Judg-
ment was given for the plaintiff for
$35S5.86 and costs, Exceptions by
defendant.
Tarbell & Whitman and Gilbert
a. Davis for defendant John J. Will
son and w. B. G. Stickney for plain
tiff.
Divorces have been granted in the
following cases:
Grace A. Adams from Guy A.
Adams for wilful desertion and GUS
tody of minor child. Tarbell &
Whitman for petitioner,
Emma M. Putnam from Arthur
NJ. Putnam for intolerable severity,
with custody of three minor chill
dren. Davis & Davis for petitioner.
Mabel Williams Jones from Allen
l.. Jones for wilful desertion, with
custody Of minor child decreed to
petitioner and name of petitioner
and child changed to williams.
Davis & Davis for petitioner.
William H. Reed from Martha L
Reed, for wilful desertion
Dora E. Pratt from Charles H.
Pratt, for adultery and intolerable
severity. Stickney, Sargent & Skeels
for petitioner
Nellie Orne from George Orne;
petition dismissed. j. G. Enright
ror peuuoner.
Two petitions were heard between
Ellls. j.. CL>.vsLil a4ld Frank ..
Churchill June %, each claiming di-
vorce for intolerable severity. De-
cree for separate maintenance for
Ella Churchill and her husband was
ordered to pay certain sum per
week for the support of the children.
The parties are from Barnard.
Flora B. Cady VS.. Chester E. Cady,
from Barnard. Decision not an
nounced
|. L. Hill VS.. H. G. Perry; judg-
ment of justice set aside and petit
toner allowed to enter an appeal
upon paying the petitioners costs.
David Carver VS.. Albert Sykes;
petition for leave to enter an appeal;
demurrer to petition sustained; petit
toner has leave to amend.
Henry R, Mills VS.. Harry r, Os-
strcm and Walter Crane and trus-
lees; judgment rendered on the re-
port of the referee for plaintiff to re-
cover of Ostrom $3.50 and interest
with costs. Judgment for defend.
ant, Crane to recover his costs and
the trustee was discharged without
cost.
Howard V. Miller vs., Harry Os-
from and Walter Crane; judgment
rendered on report of the referee for
plaintiff to recover of Ostrom $4O7.-
80 and interest and costs. Judg-
ment for defendant Crane to recover
his costs.
The following prisoners have been
discharged from Jail without trial:
A. P. Johnson, John r. Aurley, Ed
Harrington, VIM. Lovejoy, Kate
Sanders, John r. LaPlant, Charles
Bishop.
Herbert Glynn of Springfield, on
the charge of arson admitted to bail
in the sum of $2500.
Among the indictments found by
the grand jury is one against 0. W.
Durkee for cruelty to animals, and
one against the White River railroad
for cbstructing the highway in Roch-
ester.
Divorces granted;
= Mabel l.. Buzzel vs.. Herman II,
Buzzell intolerable severity.
Frank Gartin VS.. Sadie Gartin
= wiltul desertion.
Cora F. Flint VS.. Geo. w. Flint ;
intolerable severity.
: Rose e. Stone VS.. VIM. c. Stone
adultery.
, Celina M. Simoneau VS.. JOSEPH
F. Simoneau.
! Jesse F. Jennings VS.. Louise P
Jennings; intolerable severity.
Alfred Nj. Tenney VS.. Nellie r. ]
Tenney; adultery.
Lulie c. Shaughnessey VS.. Chas
Shaughnessey; refusal to support.
Edward ]. LaDuca VS.. Emma l.
LaDuca adultery.
Morris E. kushton VS.. Carrie M
Rushton; wiliul desertion,
D Flora E. Curtis VS.. Geo. A. Cur
tbs; wiltul desertion.
t The states attorney had entered