Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-14
Orange County
IDAS. MANN
Court, ,une Term,
1902
WALLACE S. MANN


WALLACE S. MANN 1892.
WHEREAS, Ida s Mann of Randolph
1 in the County Of Orange and State Of Yer
mont, has filed in the office OF the Clerk
of said Court, her libel for divorce from
Wallace s. Mann, therein setting forth in
substance that she was lawfully married &c
said Wallace 5 Mann at Nalpole IN tn.
State Of New hampshire on the 24th day
of October A. d., 1871, by VIM. Brown, q
minister of the GOSPEL; that she has lived
in said Randolph for more than twelve
yrs. last past previous to the Sd day of Aug,
1891, with said Wallace S. as his wife, aDu
has faithfully kept the marriage covenants
on her part: thai she has four children by
said Wallace S., to wit: George Mann,
aged IL years, Winnifred Mann, aged IL
years, Orrin Mann, aged 10 years, and an
infant daughter one year old not ye NAM
ed: that said Wallace S. has not kept his
marriage covenants but has broken the
same: that he has treated the libellant
with intolerable severity and although of
sufficient pecuniary ability to provide
maintenance for her, has wrongfully, will !.
fully and Wantonly abandoned her and
said children, and without cause has gross
ly, wantonly and cruelty neglected and re-
fused to provide for her and family; that
said Wallace on tle third day of August.
1891, left the State of Vermont and as the
libellant believes, run away taking with
him quitea large sum of money, and has
not been beard from since and the libel
liant believes he is without the State of Yer
mont: that the only property which seid
Wallace left in this State. or IN which he
has or is likely to have an interest, is in a
farm known as the Samuel Mann farm sit
uated about one Inile south of the village
of West Randolph, of about one hundred
acres Of land with the buildings, and in
case said Wallace S. outlives his father,
ala ~
years old) said Wallace 5. will be the own
er in fee of one undivided one-fourth part
OF said farm with the buildings thereon.
And praying that process issue attach
ing or seduestering the property of sad
Wallace S. to be held to respond to any
Judgment rendered upon saio libel, and
that an injunction issue restraining said
Wallace S. from selling and incumDering
said property; and that the libellant be
granted bill of divorce from the said Wal
lace S. Mann: and further praying for the
care and custody OF said children and for
alimony, as appears by the libel on file
herein.
And said Wallace S. Mann in considera-
ton of the facts set forth in said libel, was
enjoined by order OF Henry II. Start Judge
of theSupreme Court from selling orin any
way incumbering said proper ty mentioned
in said libel, until the further order of the
Court; and process of attachment and sub
poena was issued by said last named Judge
in accordance with the prayer in said IL
bel.
Aud 1t appearing that said Wallace S.
Mann resides without this State so that
service of said libel cannot be legally made
upon him, it is ordered that the said Ida
S. Mann give notice of the tendency Of her
said libel to the said Wallace S. Mann, by
publishing the substance of said libel and
the orders OF Court Herewith, and this or
der three weeks successfully in the HER
AID AND News, newspaper printed at
said Randolph, the last OF which publica-
tions to be at least six weeks before the
next term of Orange County Court, to be
held at Chelsea, within and for the County
Of Orange on the first Tuesday of June, A.
d., 1892.
5. G. SHURTLEFF, Atty.
SALMON b. HEBARD, Clerk.