The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-26
SUSANNA MARRIED AGAIN.

SUSANNA MARRIED AGAIN.
Susanna was married to Samuel Greene
OF Birmingham, and is the aged and happy
mother of four or five Greenes Price was
| joined in wedlock in 1S43 to Miss Caroline
Barton, young lady of respectable family
IN Brooklyn. He had long been counting
her. but did not make her aware of his
peculiar relationship to Susanna IN Bir-
mingham. Price and wife No. 9 lived
| pleasantly together in Brooklyn and had
several children, one of whom, Walter
Price, is In business partnership with his
| father. They had in the family an Irish
servant, Bridget Falon, without charms
of face or form, but well-behavcd, hard
working girl. The Colonel, whose worldly
| goods were rapidly accommodating. seems
| from subsequent events to have been favor
ably
IMPRESSED BY BRIDGET.
Wife No. learned by some means that
| Price had wife in England, and after
taking the advice of two friends she left
| her husbands home. Price then made APP
| plication to Judge Brady to have his sec
ond marriage annuled, on the ground that
| at the time it was contracted he had n wife
| in England. On the trial wife No. 2, or
| Mrs Barton. as she is now called, said she
would not live with Price again under the
| circumstances and the Court, after hear
ing the facts, decided that the marriage
should be annulled, and that the chill
| dren of the marriage were legitimate
| Mrs Barton. though urged by her
relatives, made no application for alimony,
| saying that she could trust 10 Mr.. Price for
her support. Her confidence was not ms
taken for she and her children have been
since kept in comfort and luxury by the
| Colonel, and it is understood that they will
share in his property. After the marriage
| had been dissolved Colonel Price sent Brid-
| get Fallon. his present or last wife. To an
institution to be educated The Inference
is that his purpose was then to marry her,
though the union was not effected for some
| years after
FALSE RUMOR.
1t is ALLEGED in behalf of the Colonel lh1i
before marrying Bridget report reached
| him. which he believed 10 be true, that Mrs
| Susanna Greene of birmingham had gone
| to Australia. and there died. On her mar
riagc TO the Colonel. Bridget took more
names than is usual on such occasions. and
has since been known rs Constance b.
| Price. Until within Il few years She lived
on good terms with the Colonel. who was
| becoming IL very rich man. They had two
children, both girls and deaf mutes. But
Bridget's education was begun at too late
period to secure that polish winch the Eng
lish born millionaire desired in wife 1t
is said by TIC Coloncrs intimate friends
that she gave way To fits Of temper which
made home very disagrccahlc Her charac-
ter as wife and a lady has not, however
been impugncd in the recent litigation.
About 1869 Col. Price went to live in his
splendid new house near Lake George
4. 4.
there is no doubt. but the proceedings
which led to the separation do not seem 10
have originated with him. In 1871 Mrs.
Barton (wifc Ne. . made an attempt 60
open the decree adjudging her marriage
void, on the ground that it had been Oh
tanned by fraud and that Susana, wife No
,, was not living at the time of Prices
second marriage. In that litigation a com
mission was sent To England, and No. /
was discovered in Birmingham alive and
happy with her big Greene and II
SWARM OF LITTLE GHEENEs.
On the return of the commission with
proof positive that No. was still alive.
Col; Price took steps TO get rid Of No. 3.
In July, 1872, Mrs. Constance Il. Price
left the mansion at Lake George. taking
with her her youngest daughter. She has
since resided in New York
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asked that the children be legitima,izcd and
the marriage declared void. The wife.
lRaraaggT9a r hGT nHt1 for custody of chill
drcn, for aimony, for change of place of
trial in all of which Sho failed and tbn rosn
was set down for an adjourned term of the
court to be held on the first Tuesday OF this
month at Caldwell.
The only real question Was the existence
of the wife whom Price had married when
youth in England. AtidavltS were sub
mitted proving the marriage that there
had been no divorce and that the woman
was still living also that AT the time of
his marriage TO Bridget Falon. Price be-
lieved his first wife to be dead After
hearing of two days at Caldwell, Judge
Landon declared that the evidence showed
that there must be decree of annulment
and the only questions were of the legiti-
macy and custody of the children and
whether the wife was entitled to alimony.
lie expressed nope that the counsel might
agree and adjourned the hearing until the
18th day OF March, at Glens Falls.
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