Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-03-14
FIVE DIVORCE SUITS.
All Entered Monday. the Wife the
Petitioner in Four OF Them.

All Entered Monday. the Wife the
Petitioner in Four Of Them.
Five suits for divorce were entered in
the Chttenden county court Monday.
four being brought by the wives and one
by the husband, and the first four OF
which came from the office of John ].
Enright, attorney. These will all be heard
at the March term of court. which opens
to-day. Included In the list are the fol-
lowing libels:
Velma L. Ploof of Burlington against
Henry Ploof for alleged adultery. The
couple was married in Burlington on
October %, 1909. by the Rev. George Y.
Bliss and lived together as man and wife
until June l. 1907. One child. Arthur Leo.
was born to them on June l, 1911. Mrs.
Ploof asks to have the custody of the
child untn he becomes Of age.
Roslea w. Springfield of Burlington
against Carl Springfield. alias Charles H.
Bradford. for alleged severity. cruelty.
brutality and threats of her life. The
couple was married on October 10. 1916.
in Burlington by Jed p. Ladd. a Justice
Of the peace. Mrs. Springfield alleges
that the real name Of her husband Is
Charles II. Bradford and that he was
married under fictitious name. Owing
to his alleged threats she has secured an
injunction from Judge Fred NJ. Butler
of the superior court, which gives her
the right to have free access to SPRING
/ fields house on Pearl street and to the
furniture and rooms thereof.
Indiana c. Quebec of Burlington
against William b. Quebec Of st. Adams.
for alleged cruelties and neglect to pro-
vide. The couple was married on Sep
TENDER 25, 1901. at Swanton by the Rev.
Father Aubin, a Catholic priest. the petit
toner's maiden name being Lablanc.
They lived at johnson. Burlington and
Swanton, Mrs. Quebec has been a resi-
dent Of Burlington since April I, 1917.
BY the marriage Ave children have been
born, Eva aged 16; Grace, aged Is; Leo,
aged IA; Andrew, aged nine, and Stanley,
aged three. Mrs. Quebec asks the custody
of her minor children and that suitable
allowance be granted towards their main
tenance and support.
Resale L. Naylor. a resident of Bur-
lington for six years. against John Nay
lor, for alleged adultery. The couple
was married in Essex November 16. 1882
by the Rev. Mr.. Donley. a minister Of the
Methodist faith. and they lived In ESSEX
until January 20. 1911. Judge Frank L
Fish has granted an injunction restrain.
ing Mr.. Naylor from touching his prop
erty at Essex and his deposits In tn,
Champlain Trust company and the Winoo
ski Savings bank and furniture to tn,
value Of $500. Mrs. Naylor asks tina
part of the property be decided to hel
as alimony.
Lucius Woodwork Of Underhill agains
Marie Woodwork Of Underhill. To-
alleged brutality. obscene language
adultery and desertion. The couple wal
married at Cambridge on August 81. 1914
by the Rev. Mr.. Barton and lived a
Underhill. Woodwork alleges that hi
wife has violated the marriage covenan
by adulterous relations; that she ha
struck and violently abused him. callet
him obscene names and that on severa
occasions she left his bed and board
Sherman r. Moulton OF Burlington Is t
appear for Mr.. Woodwork.