Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-04-23
BELFAST
Divorces Granted in Waldo
County at April Term-Re'
turned Soldiers Entertained
by G. A. R.-War Relic Train

Coming
! The April term of the Waldo county
| supreme judicial court finally adjourned
| Tuesday after six days session. no cour,
| having been held on Saturday. Pa
| triots' day. The following divorce de-
crees were signed by Associate Justice
| John A. Morrill, Of Auburn:
| Evelyn NJ. Dockham from George L.
| Dockham, parties Of Prospect. for gross
| An confirmed habits Of intoxicaticn.
! Blanchard for libelant.
! Ivy 1. Dyer from Milton E. Dyer. par
ties of Islesboro, for non-support. Gus.
/ tody of minor children given to the liz
belant. Buzzell for libelant.
| Evie lngersoll from Irving Ingersoll.
Belfast, for cruel and abusive treat
| ment Buzzell for libelant.
Cleveland P. Curtis from Nina A. Cul-
/ tis. Searsport, cruel and abusive treat.
ment. Ritchie for libelant.
| Frances A. Young from Charles F.
Young. Belfast, for desertion. Buzze;l
for libelant.
| Sylvia NJ. Kelley from James P. Kel-
| ley, Belfast. for cruel and abusive
/ treatment and intoxication. Buzzelf for
! libelant.
Hazel B. Mann of Winterport from
Linwood D. Mann of Bangor. for stat
! utory offense. Libelant to take maiden
name of Brown Bowden for libelant.
Orrin W. Wing from Lillian Wing.
! Belfast. for statutory offense. Buzzell
| for libelant.
| Lizzie NJ. McAndless from Duncan
F., f. McAndless. Brooks. for non-sup-
| port. Buzzell for lioelant.
! Civil Cases
! In the case of Belfast Fuel & Hay
! co. VS.. G A. Gilchrest, heard by the
court on Friday, the decision was for
the defendant.
A default was entered in the case Of
. Dutch Bros. vs.. y. A. Fortin.
The case of Inhabitants Of Liberty
. vs. P. 4. Porter was defaulted.
Neither party is the entry in the case
of Peter Richards, Jr.. VS.. Warren h.
Emery.
I Oscar Shibles vs. Carney Shure. a
case assigned TO- trial was defaulted.
The case Of Carl II. Fernald VS.. Beal.s
& Walker. assigned for trial, was con-
tinued.
On Monday the case Of Coombs Bros.
vs. B. 0. Norton. brought to recover for
! freight on sheep brought from Isles
boro to Belfast on the steamer Golden
dict being for the plaintiff, damages as
sessed at s52.52 and interest
N .i,a
who have seen service overseas or al
the camps on this side were given a
complimentary supper in Memorial hall
Monday night by the Ladies of the q.
A. r. of Thomas H. Marshall Post. The
boys were in Uniform Of the army and
navy and many of them were seen thus
for the first TIM. as some of them put
on civilian clothes SO soon after return
ing home til: t this was really their first
appearance in khaki. They presented a
very fine appearance and the supper
was most enjoyable one. A number
OF the members of Camp A. L. CLARK.
Sons of Veterans. were also entertained.
| At s o'clock an entertainment was
given to which the public was admit
ted. Mrs. Nettie White. patriotic il
structor Of the Circle. presiding. Thu
i program opened with the singing OF
America and was as follows: Ad-
dress of welcome. Commander Thomas
Cannon OF the Thomas II. Marsha'l
Post Mr. Cannon gave the boys a
hearty welcome and expressed the pride
and appreciation those at home feel in
them and thanked them for their pres
ence, and in the name of the G. A. Fl
commended them for the noble and
heroic manner in which they discharg.
ed their duties. Mrs Dora Bridges then
read The Patter Of the Raindrops on
Your Old Tin Hat" A plano solo by
Alice Robbins was followed by dance
by Margaret Eaton. Miss Gretchen
Fletcher did a dance in Columbia cos.
tune and later gave the Dance of the
Rose. a toe dance in which she was
particularly graceful. Miss Clara Ham.
mons was very pleasing in her Clown
dance. Mrs. Fairbrother. president OF
the Circle, told the boys how much She
appreciated their being present and
thanked them from her heart for al
that they did in the world war. Mrs
John ". Ferguson when called upor
compared the boys of the world TO-DAY
with those who marched away in s.
and complimented both on their brav.
cry, loyalty and patriotism. Miss kath
crime E. Brier sang "Laddie in Khaki
and followed it with How Can Yor
, Keen Him on TIE Farm After He Has