The Press., 1921-01-13
THE PRESS.
THuRspAY, JANuARY la. 1eal.
SUPERIOR COURT

Last week 1nurSudy dt 1A11bAOA "A Judge Maltbie granted a divorce to Eva Elizabeth Dimock of Glaston- bury against Leslie N. Dimock of Crystal Lake. They were married in Crystal Lake on January 12, 1909, and the defendant was charged with de- sertion on August 10, 1916 and with intelerable cruelty. There was no contest as to the divorce, the real controversy being as to the children of which there are two. It was finally agreed that the custody of the oldest child would be awarded the mother and that the custody of the other child would be awarded to the father. An agreement will be entered into pe- tween the parties whereby each pa rent will have the opportunity or vlslt- ing with the child in the custody or the other parent at reasonable times.
 Judge Haines of Portland completed the business of the December term Of the Holland county superior court Friday and adjourned until the first Tuesday of April. The first case to be heard was that of the Federation of Jewish Farmers of America against Nathan Pollock. In this case judge ment was entered for $143.27. The note was for $9478 and the interest amounted to $48.49. Judgement was entered by default as the case was en- tered the first Tuesday of June, 1917
 In the case of the Willimantic Trust Company against George H. Quennard ct al., asking foreclosure and order limiting time for redemption, Judg- ment was entered for $2,37O.85 and the costs of the case. This was done bv agreement of counsel. The defend ant was a trustee of the American Auto Top Company of Coventry. The court limited redemption for the hrsl Monday of March. It was testihed in court that the cOmpany's property which is now idle, is worth between $3,250 and $4,0OO.
 Daisy M. Fuller was granted a di- vorce from Melvin L.. Fuller on the grounds of intolerable cruelty: She Testified she was married March 1S, 1917. in Rockville and her husband entered the service, returning In l9l9'
 In the case of Ernest Smith ct al, against Nathan Lang, motion to strike from the docket, the court or- dered the case stricken from the docket, as requested by MT. Noone.
 The following is the assignments to committees of the representatives in this vicinity.
 Stafford-Dennis, banks; constitu- tional amendments. Kellogg, agricul- turaI; contingent expenses.
 WiIlington- Bracket, appfopria- tions; Pobuda, congressional and sen atorial districts: manufacturers.
 Tolland-Fuller, chairman Of in surance; parks and reservations. Mrs. Jewett, contingent expenses; ednca- tion
 Union-B Buckley, chairman of judic- iary. Rizner, congressional and sena- torial districts; laLor. s
 Somers- -Keeney, finance. Gager, banks; fish and game; new towns and probate districts,
 . Vernon cities and bor- oughs. Allen, labor; military affairs
 Ellington Brace, public health. and safety. s
 Ashford James, capitol furniture and grounds: new counties and coun- ty seats. Brown, federal relations. 2
 Coventry Higgins, chairman of public health and safety. Vinton, states prison; legislative expenses.
 Mansfield Parker, excise; humane institutions. Anthony, incornoration5
 The North Brookfield Journal has suspended publication after being is sued for over forty years.