The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-21
NINE DIVORCES GRANTED
In Orange County Court and Court
Takes Recess to July IL.

sNHpiAedt June Ll.--oil tHe opening Ol
the third week of the Orange county
: court term, the case of State VS.. Viii
liam Harrison Pomeroy of Nershire
was taken up. The respondent is a
farmer residing in Vershire, having a
wife and three small children, and he
was charged with the crime of adul
terry, which charge he vigorously denied
and stood trial States Attorney John
| G.. Sherblrne prosecuted, and the re-
spondent was represented by Hale Is.
| Darling and March Wilson, and the
jury found him not guilty This was
| the last criminal case which stood for
trial and as the civil cases set for
trial by jury had been disposed of, the
jurors were excused for the term.
Asa Magoon of Orange, having
brought suit against Lafayette f..
Cheney of Washington, the action be
ing one of contract, the case was heard
by the court and judgment was rem
dered for the plaintiff to recover the
sum of Sl7.33. The defendant, having
made tender before trial for more
than the amount recovered by the
plaintiif, secures to him the right to
recover the taxable costs he had made
following the tender Albert A. Sar
gent of Barre was counsel for the
plaintiff and Hale X Darling and March
NJ. Wilson for the defendant.
The following divorce cases were
heard and disposed of; Gladys X.
Hodges vs. Fay l.. Hodges, Randolph
parties, bill granted for the cause of
neglect and refusal to support; March
NJ. Wilson for the petitionee
George w. Felch VS. Bessie Clark
Felch, parties from Topsham, bill grant
ed for willful desertion; Hugh w
Hastings of Bradford for the petit
tioner.
Gladys /. Hall vs. Azel L. Hall, par
ties from Brookfield. bill granted for
adultery; March NJ. Wilson for peti
TONER
Carrie b. Miller VS., Henry Z. Miller,
parties from Bradford, bill granted for
intolerable severity and custody OF mi
nor child of the parties granted to pc
titioner; Hugh w. Hastings for petit
toner.
Henry l.. Ward vs.. Mary +. Ward, |
parties from Bradford. bill granted for
willful desertion and care and custody |
of minor children decreed to petitionee,
petitioner TO pay monthly alimony for
a term of wears toward support of the l
children; d. S. Conant for petitioner |
and Hale n Darling for petitionee.
Carroll T. Button vs.. Clara NJ. But
ton, parties from Topsham, bill grant
ed for adultery; r. A. Hoar of Barre
City for petitioner and Fl. w Hastings
for petitionee.
Hattie NJ Whitney vs. Arthur R.
parties from Randolph, bill
granted for intolerable severity and
petitioner; March NJ Wilson for petit
tioner.
Alice II, Corson of Hardwick VS. Her
man +. Stoddard of Brookfield petition
for annulment of marriage; petitioner
represented by NJ J. DOYLE of Boston,
Mass; marriage annulled
Nerna NJ. Roberts vs.. Julius d. Rob
arts. parties from Nershre, bill granted
for neglect and refusal to support
William II. Sprague appeared for the
petitioner. Il
l'tcIete nave peeH ehttIeu III tDe
following foreclosure cases during the
erm: Levi Abel ". Homer A. Lam /;
pert, parties from Brookfield; decree
or plaintiff; Plumley. Plumley &
,ampbell for plaintiff; Eugene H. Ken
ledy vs.. Herbert R. Colby, parties from (
'helsea, decree for plaintiff, William
/. Sprague for plaintiff; Pearl B. Dan
els VS.. Boudreau, Darlington, Harring {
on & Phelps. parties from Randolph,
d NJ. Wilson for plaintiff
On Friday the court recessed to
'londay at | o'clock, p m, July II,
when further court and divorce CAGES
viii be heard