Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-09
CONJUGAL INFELICITY
Divorce Docket OF Chittenden Count
Court Continues TO Grow

Divorce petitions still continue to come
into the office Of the clerk of Chittenden
county court. Four We're filed yesterday
together with one petition for separate
maintenance.
Victoria Riley Hahn of this city seeks
separation from Louis Hahn of South
Burlington. on the grounds of intolerable
severity, refusal to support and deser-
ton. They were married March 1. 1901,
IN Burlington. They lived together In
South Burlington. Shelburne and Bur-
lington. and have four minor children.
aged is, IA. 10 and seven years, respective
~. These children axe now in the care of
the petitioner, and she asks for their
permanent care and custody. The petit
ton says that the man deserted his wife
about August 1, 1919, that he has at sew
eral times threatened her life, has fol-
lowed her about where she was working
to support herself and her children, and
has several times been the cause Of max
ing her lose petitions where she was
working. She asks for an injunction re-
straining him from in any way interfer
ing with her personal affairs her care Of
the children. and restraining him from
following her about. F. G. Webster rep
resents the petitioner.
Caroline Gossein of this city asks for
a divorce from Arsene Gossein on the
grounds Of intoerable severity and re-
fusal to support. They were married De-
cember 81, 1917. J. H. Minms is attorney
for the petitioner.
Marion I. Bailey Of burlington has filed
a petition for divorce from Joseph w.
Bailey on the grounds of adultery while
in France, also intolerable severity and
refusal to support They were married
May !. 1917 in South Burlington. The petit
toner asks to resume her maiden name,
,, which was Marion l. Hull F. G. Webster
is the petitioners attorney.
James ]. Waters of Burlington asks to
he separated from Mary NJ. Waters of
this city on the grounds of adultery, In
tolerable severity and wilful desertion.
They were married December 26. 1914. in
this city and lived here from that time
until about February Is, 1920, when the
wife is said to have deserted her husband.
The petition charges adultery with one
Elmer Kenyon and others +. G. Webster
appears for the petitioner
The petition for separate maintenance
Is filed on behalf Of Annie n. T. Roland
of this city, against Benton II Roland
who is now in Glens Falls. N. Y. The
petition charges Roland with adultery
with four different women in as many
different cities, also with ntolerable Sc
verify and refusal to support. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Roland were married May 9. 1908 al
fremont Temple, Boston. Mass, and lived
together in Burlington from October 1912
uptil short time ago. Roland is chef
! The petition states that he has money ir
the Chittenden County Trust company
and asks that he be restrained from with
drawing this money. and that his account
in that bank be assigned to the petitioner
to be paid in monthly installments as the
court may direct. The petitioner also
asks for an injunction restraining ROLAND
from in any way interfering with he,
personal liberty and requests suit money
besides the almony desired.