Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1913-01-25
WINDSOR COUNTY
COURT
DECEMBER TERM 1912.

James III. Kiniry SheriH
Paul O Tinkham High Baihh
John II. Mimms StenOgrapher
Fred'k O. Souihgate Probation ofiicer
Court took a recess from Januar,
10th to February 10. Before taking
the recess, the court granted IA
divorces as follows: Carrie p.
Eubar of Rochester from James
John Eubar for intolerable severity
with liberal alimony. This was a
contested case. Wallace Batchelder
for petitioner, John j. Wilson for
peti,ionee.
Emily l.. Adams from Ellsworth
VI. Adams, for refusal to support.
A. @. Cox for petitioner.
Ethel S. +. Gill of Ludlow from
James 5. Gill for intolelable
severity. Wilcox for petitioner.
Stickney, Sargent & Skeels fo'
petitionee.
George w. Harwood Of Spring
field from Julia Ilarwood, for
adultery at WINDSOR. Davis & Davis
for petitioner.
A. Nj. Houghton fiom Edna Nj.
Iloug hton, ior int"lerable severity.
E ". Gibson for petitioner.
Harry Johnson tion, Lucy John
son, ioi tIeseition. A. 6. Cox for
petitioner.
Eugene T.. Puinam from Winnie
Putnam, for desertion. S. E Emery
and Oilbert a. Davis for petitioner.
Nadine A. Parker from Allen E.
Parker, for refusal to support. E E.
Moore 70, petitioner.
Fred W. Partridge from Nora P.
pa,tfidge. for adultery. F. &. Davis
to petite, er.
plnna w. Gibson from M. w.
| Gibson, for refusal To support.
William Batchelder for petitioner.
Herbert l.. Richardson from Vera
l.. Richardson for adultery. II.
Iiainoi im petitioner.
Ether {. Sennott from Arthur X.
>ennutt, for aduhery. D.A. Pngree
for petitioner.
| M,ra A. Perkins from Otto H.
PEI kins, for desertion. X, Traino
for petitioner.
A,chie q. Savage of Windso
from Susie N. Savage, for adultery
+. IL. Cla,k Tor petitioner.
| In il,c case. OF State VS.. Bean, IN
which there was disagi cement o.
the jury, the court fixed the bail At
| $1,000.
In the chaDcery case OF Irvine.
receiver, vs.. Hemenways Of Wind
sor. the chancellor granted leave e.
amend the bill at pray ed for. DAVIS
& Davis for orator. e. e, Fits 70
defendants.
| Two Italians, charged with break
ing into II freight car at Bethel with
intent 10 steal, were surrendered IN
court by their bail and they wer'
remanded To Jail. Il is expected thai
these men may have a t,ial by jury
a, tie adjourned session.
! In the case of e. B. Watkins vs.
George c. Sutherland OF Reading,
judgment was rendered for th,
plaintiff for The amount claimed
DAVIS & Davis for plaintiff, B. E,
Cole for defendant.
There are SO divorce cases on III
docket not disposed OF. Judg'
Miaxham is somewhat improved, bu
is still critically i'll at the New ParI
Hotel.
Two divorce cases are held iinde
advisement. that further TESTIMONY
may be presented, and other case
stand continued.
In the case OF State VS.. w
Drown OF Chester, who was con-
victed OF criminal assault, but wa
granted ! new trial by the suprem'
court, The states attorney has enlere'
. nolle prosequi and the responder
has been discharged.
I. The states attorney has ais
: entered a nolle prosequi in each 0
the following in which had bee
made, as stated: Harvey Blanchard
: adultery; Antoine Homsy, for ped
ding without a license, and Tama
Homsy for the same; Myra Perkins
r FOR adultery Gladys Wilmington
s obscene literature; John Danber
2 lliqnor.
From hasty examination OF III
docket, 1t appears that IS crimina
= cases remain to be disposed oi
! Arthur w hitney, who pleaded guilt
:. ~ violation OF the liuuor law, wa