The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-04-05
COUNTY COURT TO
Be PUT OFF WEEK
Judge Wilson Gives Notice
of POstpOnement to
April Is
NEW ENTRIES ON
DIVORCE DOCKET
Frank a. Sears of Vernon Says He
Asked Wife to Attend Movies in Aft
ernoOn Rather than Evening So as to
Be at Home Nights.

AShOu "he 10 <Attenu MOVIES In AIT
ernoOn Rather than Evening So as to
Be at Home Nights.
Judge Stanley c. Wilson of Chelsea.
who is to preside at the April term of
Windham county court at Newfane. sent
notice today that on account of bad
travelling a recess until Tuesday, April
Is, would be taken directly after the
opening of court next Tuesday. Court
will convene at 10 a. m, but the Jury
viii not report until o'clock in the
afternoon. Notice of the postponement
will be sent to the jurymen.
With the near approach of the spring
term the divorce docket is growing rap
idly, Several petitions have been filed
N the office of County Clerk w. r. Daley
since the last installment published in
The Reformer
counter petition for divorce has been
filed by Frank A. Sears of Vernon
against Florence NJ AIurray) Sears.
through the Office of Attorney o. B.
Hughes. They were married at DANNY
Oct. 22, 1893, and lived in Dandy. Pom
fret, Cohoes, y. Y, Quincy. Mass. and
Vernon until Feb. 3, 1922, when it is al
legged that she deserte,i him. Intolerable
severity also is alleged. Judge Harrie r.
Chase has enJoined her from selling or
mortgaglng the property and from inter
Ierlng with the petitioner and their
daughter and her two children. who are
quietly and peacably occupying a part of
the house. They have lived in Vernon
SINCE July 20, 1920. Mrs. Sears. her hus-
oand says left the premises Feb. of this
year without Just cause and on Feb. 8
brought a petition for divorce restraining
MN from disposing of the property or
uortgaglng it. Since then. Mr.. Sears
says she has returned and has been abu-
'iye toward him and their daughter.
Mr.. Sears alleges that his wife sold
some OF the property, turning over the
proceeds to her attorney to fight her case
md that she threatens to continue selling
| property lie says she has paid attention
20 divers other men and that he has been
| obliged TO insist that she cease going ont
nights with said parties. He saws she
has paid attention to John Seviok. who
was working for him, to the extent that
.aused him worry, trouble and i'll health.
lie alleges that on several occasions she
insisted on coming to Brattleboro Satur-
lay evenings with Seviok and not return
ng until midnight. and adds "She has
persisted IN making these trips with said
| iohn even after your petitioner has asked
ana attend the moving pictures in Brat
| teborO in the afternoon so as to spend
he evening Saturday at her home and
not be out with said John
| Rose NJ. Parker of Brattleboro seeks n
| divorce from Robert L. Parker of Kit
| terry, Me-, on grounds of desertion. intol-
| arable severity. neglect and refusal to
support and other grounds. They were
married June 4, 1920. at Portsmouth.
| \. H., and lived together until Dec 10
| 1921. Attorney n ID. Clawson is counsel
| tor the petitioner.
| Elmira Wilkinson of Wilmington seeks
| l divorce through Attorney E. s. Jones
| rom Percy Wilkinson of Wilmington
She was Elmira McRae. They We're mar
ried in Wilmington Aug. 4, 1920, and
| ived together until Jan. 10, 1922 She
/ alleges intolerable severity. neglect and
refusal to support. She asks for the Gus
! sody of their minor child
/ Warren ID. Punt of Pntney, who mar
! -led Elizabeth Hurley of Rohoboth.
Mass, Dec. p. 1920, seeks a divorce on
he ground of desertion ut Providence. r.
| l., July 21, 1921. and intolerable severity.
| They formerly lived in East Putney
| Mrs. Punt is now living in Providence.
The petitioners counsel is Attorney E.
w. Gibson
Myrtle L. Moore of Brattleboro seeks a
| liyorce through Attorney E. W. Gibson's
| office from Lester C. Moore on the ground
IF desertion and refusal to support. She
| vas Myrtle L. Snow. They were mar
| ried in Wilmington Aug 3. 1908. and
| iyed together in Brattleboro until May ).
| 1914
Emil Marquis of Guilford, who married
| Mary Seamans of Bridgeport Conn. in
that city in October, 1919, and lived
| here and in Guifford, seeks a divorce on
| grounds of desertion April /. 1921. and
| ntolerable severity. The wife is now in
Bridgeport. Attorney f. w. Gibson is
counsel for the petitioner
/ Louise NJ. May of Whitingham. who
married Fred A. May. jr.. of that town
n HolyOke. Mass, March o, 1907, alleges
intolerable severity i'm a petition for di-
| zorce through Attorney o. b. Hughes's
office. They lived together IN Halifax
| and Nottingham until Jan. IL. 1922. Mrs.
May alleges that her husband has caused
her large amount of annoyance. He is
enjoined by Judge Harrie b. Chase from
'nolesting her or encumbering his prop
erty.
Edgar L. Ellis of Westminster. who
married Flora May Wheeler of Walpole.
\. H., at Westminster April "A, 1908.
| seeks a divorce on grounds of desertion
/ Jan. 8, 1913, and intolerable severity. He
also asks for the custody of a minor child
They lived together in Walpole and West
minister, and she is now in Middlesex,
his state. Mr.. Ellis's counsel is Attor-
/ 1ey o. B. Hughes