Twaddell, Jr. v. Twaddell

Opinion by

Linn, J.,

A husband appeals from the dismissal of his libel in divorce. He alleged cruelty and indignities within the statute as amended June 28, 1923, P. L. 886. The parties were married in 1895; in January, 1925, he withdrew from the home. When married, the parties had very little property; when he left, he was the owner of two farms of considerable value, lying between Philadelphia and Chester, purchased out of their savings. Six children survive, the oldest twenty-seven, the youngest thirteen (when the evidence'was taken). The ma'ster recommended divorce. Exceptions were heard by…