Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-29
SUPREME COURT


SUPREME COURT
At the final session of the May
term of the Supreme Judicial Court
for Franklin County Atlanta Vachon
of jay. formerly of Pennington, and
still farther back a resident Of Lew =
iston, was found guilty of forgery
and sentenced to the Mems Reforma =
tory for an indefinite period. George
Guerette, convicted of the larceny Of
a calf was sentenced to six months
in Jail. The divorce mill was espe-
cially busy during this term, with the
result that "a divorces were granted:
Frank Stanley of Pennington, from
Ida NJ. Stanley of Elmira, \. Y, cruel
and abusive treatment.
Irma E. Weed of Phillips, from
Herman II. Weed of Bryn Mawr. Pa.
utter desertion. Care and custody of
minor children to the mother for the
present.
Bertha L. Richards of Jay from
Lloyd Il. Richards of Chesterville, re-
fusing to provide suitable mainte-
| nance. Custody of children TO the
mother until further orders from the
court
Bertha r. Toothaker of Phillips,
from Bernard r. Toothaker of Jersey
City. n. j., cruel and abusive treat
mcnt.
Lorraine e. Hiltz of Wilton from
Frank V. Hitz of Wilton, extreme
cruelty. Custody of children to the
mother, the father 10 pay 5000 per
week toward their support.
Frank G. MADDEN Of Rangeley, from
katherine G.. MADDEN of NeWington,
Conn, utter dcsertion.
Attic j.. Hunt of Avon from Ulysses
NJ. Hunt of Avon, failure to provide
suitable maintenance.
Daniel Z. Luce of Pennington from
Windella l.. Luce of Pennington.
adultery. Custody of minor children
to the father.
Agnes A. Gray of Carthage from
John L. Gray of Wilton. failure to
provide suitable maintenance
Muriel j. Hammond of Wilton from
j. Ralph Hammond of Wilton, cruel
and abusive treatment, libellant to
resume maiden name
William 3. Carson of Freeman
from Florence Carson, residence I'M
known, utter desertion.
Comma NJ. Mosher of Wilton from
Elmer G. Mosher of Wilton. cruel
and abusive treatment. Custody of
minor children to the mother.
William II. Blake of Kingfield from
Maud G. Blake of Lewiston. utter
desertion for more than three years.
consc cutively.
Helen Myrtle Bull of Rangelr-- from
Wilfred Is. Bull of Woodstock, N. &.
failure to provide suitable mainte-
nance. The libellant may resume
her maiden name, Helen Myrtle Free
man.
Julian r. Dunning of Weld from
Elsie Nj. Cunning of Monmouth, cruel
and abusive treatment
Charles f. Borden of Pennington.
from Edith A. Borden of Starks, ut"
ter desertion.
Alica NJ. Austin of Jay from Charles
II. Austin of Turner, utter desertion.
custody of minor child to the mother.
Eta +. Averill of Jay from Shcr-
man c. Averill of JAY, cruel and
abusive treatment, libellant to re-
sumo her maiden name, Eta H..
Small.
Thee r Hardy of Wilton from Ro-
maid B. Hardy Of Portsmouth. Va.
extreme cruelty. Custody of minor
child to the mother
Ivan d. Davenport of Phillips from
Freda F. Davenport of Kingfield.
cruel and abusive treatment
Glenna Fl. Anderson of Dallas from
Alton Anderson of Wilmington, ex-
IRENE cruelty. Libellant to resume
her maidef name. Glenna II. Ross.
Elmer Snowman of Weld from Car
RE. f. n. Snowman of Portland. ut
ter desertion.
John c. Gilman of Rangeley fror,
Greta o. Gilman, address not given.
cruel and abusive treatment.
Harry A. Walker of Strong from
Dora l.. Walker of South Paris, ut
ter desertion.
WEST-The many friends of Mrs.
Mildred B. Simmons, teacher of the
intermediate school of West Farm
ington, are glad to know that her pu-
pills have recently won a pennant in
the modern health crusade NATIONAL
Tournament for 1885. This pen
nant was given by the Maine Public
Health Association of Augusta. and is
a mark of national prominence for
accomplishing the Crusade Health
Chores.
One kiln of brick is about ready for
burning at the brick yard of Thomas
Galbert and Mr.. Galbert says that the
new crew is working in fine shape.
There is every prospect for busy
season.