Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-10


your dark handsome hair and your
davs.-Adv
Cambridge. Mass, who have bean
spending sometime at Bloomfield
farm. the country estate IF Or. Stev-
ems father, Dr.. Z H Stevens have
returned home Dr.. Z. H Stevens
viii pass the next few days II
Bloomfield
Dr.. and Mrs L. y. EIlingwood AM
Mrs. EIIingwood's mother, Mrs. Jane
Parsons Of Athens we're visitors IL
town Thursday
Joseph Lacasse is Thought IN be re-
covering from me effects Of a gun
stlou wound in one Of his legs. f.
and a companion were out rabbit
hunting and when the -atper si1ct Al
one Of the little beasts a charge :
buck shot entered LacaSse s leg.
The annual business meeting Of the
Skowhegan Christian Science Society
VIII be held next Monday evening in
Grand Army hail. Officers and reAG-
ers VIII De elected for the ensuing
YEATS and general business matters
will be attended II.
EuIah Peavey Of WaJerviIIe under
went an operation tur appendicitis III
Somerset hospital THURSDAY
In he divorce hearings-Mary p
Eupea saughI a divorce from Lewis
Eupea If Skawhegal. Mrs. Eupea
testified thai she was working n the
mill a. East Madison. She 1estifis J
that her husband wouidn buy her
anything and that she had ID work
To get the things she needed. Flor
ence Lenneux testified n her behalf,
also Mrs. Charles Murray Of East
Madison. Mrs. Eupea having been
living n The latter home.
E1sie NJ. -urtIe OF Athens appear Cd
II divorce proceedings against her
husband Arthur I. Tut1le. The COUP
le lad lived Il aavertiQ. Mass, for
Il time but Mrs. Turtle alleged tina:
her husband WIS untrue IN her and
bestowed his affections upon other
women About TWO years ago il
seems ttat Mrs. futile again deci-
ded To I've with her husband and the
couple established their home II
Dover. y. II. The wife claimed Lh1t
trouble again began Of the same ma
-ure and letters were exhibited when
mad come 10 her husband i was al
legged from another woman. z ;.
1rk Of Athens. located for lime III
Dover. \. II, testified that Turtle had
been apparently untrue 10 MS wife.
I. F. Chase and Mrs. Vira Chase told
Incidents OF TutIle's life.
Ned-E. Reed Of Madison. appeared
IN divorce proceedings against his
wife. Grace hnowllon Reed. 1n1idel-
Iry Is alleged The couple were mar
ried March I6. 1910. by Rev Nj
LenJch and mad lived II Skuwhegan
and Madison. Their home mas been
of late on the Reed home place about
one mile back from the road Mrs.
Feed left IN the fail of 1915 for Ais
ION. Mass. She was away Larae
months and returned according to
the testimony and the couple lived to-
gether from February until Ma,
Hugh Easier, q farm hand. employed
al the Reed farm and Deputy Sher-
If A. J. Libby also offered evidence n
the hearing.
The hearing which occupied a large
part Of the courts attention during
the afternoon was that Of Laura 4.
Wyman Of Skuwhegan vs.. Geo. Wy
man According to Mrs. Wyman's
testimony the couple would seemed
TO have started IN life wrong, az a
second marriage was necessary be-
e
sane wife No. lit was alleged. She
stated that her HUSBAND was q years
older than she. that they mad chill
dren living.
She stated that she was not pro
videa with enough to eat nor suitable
fire wood, that she had been Obliged
70 herself go into the woods and cut
feuI. She cited various instances Of
unpleasant home life, Of her having
nothing but potatoes and salt to eat
and sometimes onthing but a little
meal for herself and children. also
that for Two years at a time she had
had nothing but mems shoes and
Y'ubbers 10 wear Finally she con-
traCted with her husband 70 take the
farm for a period of three years and
10 pay her husband $50 at the end OF
each year. There were certain sti-
pulatlous IN the agreement and q
ripple of amusement was occassloned
II the court room when the last
clauses of the agreement was read ID
the effect that Mrs. WymRn was To
furnish Sher husband one egg. The
mother 1t seems had left several of
her children at home with their
father and had gone 10 work. The
case was contested but Mr.. wyman
did not take the stand as Chief Jus
Ilce Savage did not care To con-
TIME the hearing longer. Mrs. Jen-
ME Whitman, a neiEhbor, testified as
ID The serious condition in the Wy
man home. The Indications are that
the decree OF separation viii not be
granted.
The prospect was Thursday fore
noon that supreme court would ad-
iourn today. Chief Justice L. C.
Cornish heard an equity case in
which Mercer parties were concerned
during the day Thursday. The plain
lifts We're Lillian A. Smith. Fannie
Stevens and Mary Worcester and the
defendants were Charles c. Garland
and Carleton Morse, ali Of the parties
re