Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-03-20


MONTPELIER, March ID Mrs. George
IL Wilder has brought n suit for divorce
from her husband, alleging mtolerable Sc
verify, with privilege of adding criminal
intimacy to the complaint if desired Mrs.
Wilder is daughter of e. d. Chase,
wealthy retired merchant of Shamrock,
r. l., and met Mr.. Wilder three years ago
in Boston where he was studying music.
They were married in September, 1883, and
Mr.. Chase built a handsome residence for
them in MONTPELIER.
This is Wider's story, as told by a cor
respondent of a Boston paper cit was
foolish marriage. We were both young and
had seen little of the world. At first we
loved. | still love. Her love- however, has
turned to hatred. The change came slowly.
! saw it approaching and tried to stop
change its course. But my efforts were of
no avail. ! returned home from my work
only to find cold and unailectionate wife.
Supper would not be ready and | would he
Grossly told to go and get my own supper.
Now can tell you the cause of this change.
There is, | believe, a man in the case; also
some money. When | was married, in con
sidyration of $4,000 given ne 10y her to in
vest in business, | decided over to her real
estate left me by grandmother, worth prob
nby five times that amount. | thought
loved the woman dearly and, at the time,
preferred to have things in her name. Now
| am thrown out and she is in full posses
sion of what was once my property. She
has all / ever had.
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money she wanted. aud she didn't need it
either, for she had plenty of money in her
own name at the bank. We always lived
in the best of St L. | have employed counsel
and shall take legal steps to recover the pro
lerty decided to her, bat shall not Interfere
III any way with her divorce proceedings
Mr.. W ilder denied the truth OF the story
that he became enamored of member Of
Dixey's company and said that his ac-
ludlhlahce Win tHdt lduy 'uhNIaleI Only oi
an introduction and an occasional how-de-
do. He also claimed that the Presence OF a
man named George H. White III his family
was the cause OF trouble between himself
ANA wife.
This is Mrs Nider's story: 81 have
nothing to say. If You want some news,
some real spicy news. you bad better come
up to the trial September 30 woman
can stand good deal but not everything.
After what ! have stood from that man II
IS wonder that am alive, and If hadn'
taken the step ana at the time dld 9ues-
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,rorarfy at - yerv rand rato :,
MIR. 9nI Mr.. W,Ider have Loen rromi.
mont in Nlontnelier sociatynnd MIR WiIdcr il
wolf known throughout the State ASH nrom.
jnent musician.
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RUTLAND, March Mrs. Henry H.
Smith has brought suit against her husband
VINO Is the clerk OF Rutland county, Tor iii
vorco, asking FOR alimony and an ul!o"anc,
during the penoency oil the suit. lie ret