Fuller v. Fuller

Per Curiam,

The husband filed a libel in divorce charging indignities to the person and desertion. The master, appointed by the court, recommended that the libel be dismissed as the evidence failed to support the charges. The court below sustained exceptions to the master’s report and granted a divorce on the grounds of indignities and desertion. The case is here upon respondent’s appeal.

The parties were married on June 5, 1909. Apparently they lived together normally and harmoniously until 1939 when their daughter Virginia and her husband, William F. Rommell, came to live with them. The…