The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-22
BELLOWS FALLS.



Darling, for manN Years rNrtui't am
trustee for her rtihrr' Is estate, has dr
veloped a new phase. and Mrs. taeel
nov saw. that Inc safe Of her father !
estate has been ,ohhed, ana hr,nss ~
cusations against those ~ posed to ne
in her legal fight.
Mrs. Green recently secuted the ar
pointment of Edward II. II, Grcen. hcl
son AS substitute trusi"" IN place
of Mr.. Darling. deceased. Mr.. Greer
had commenced Ia make Il Inst Of til,
securities and papers in tn hlr" At l.
Cedar street. lie had partially cola
plpted this list when h. was sun,dtL y
called away I" Chicago I" attend t'
some business Of the estate, All the
more valuable securities aho papers
had been transferred to the argesi safc
in the Office. ard Mr.. Green caused
that safe to hc thoroughly locked ana
sealed. Being the only trustee IN the
office, be was The only person author.
lied to take charge Of the property. OF
the estate. He went to Chicago on the
a2th of May. and in his absence A: A.
Richmond (for "A long time Mr.. Bar
1ing's clerk, the only person knowing
the combination TO the safe. and some
other parties, went to the office with
a trunk. opened the safe, and took
away not Of books and papers. In
order TO do this it was necessary to
break the seals. 1t was supposed that
this work was done under the advice
and direction of Messrs. Evarts, Choate
& Beaman, as this firm has since writ,
ten to Mrs. GREEN'S attorney, Messrs
Bowers d. Sands of "a William street.
informing that firm that the papers
had been removed.
This whole business, Mrs. Green
said Saturday at her boarding house.
lis only continuation OF what |
have had to suffer for years | have
been malgned. abused and laughed at
in the papers until nothing can injure
me now and | guess my turn mas come.
This fight that | have been carrying
IN has not been for the sake of the
money, but for my children sake. |
am afraid To die until have had this
estate settled. Those men have abused
me terribly, but | have always been on
the right side. have tried to be a
good woman and am not a bad wom-
an. as they try to make me out. Id
like to live here in the style l'd ought
10. but | don dare. am afraid OF
my life.
But my turn has come now. y she
repeated. This thing may go before
the grand jury. Choate is one of these
refoimers. Gotf is reformer. and 1t
took him a month to get over the
Barbara Aub case. Let me tell you |
that when get after Choate ii will |
take him two months to get over it. "
The lawyers on the other side laugh |
at her stony. Mr.. Tracy says: They
aren't the first grave charges she has
made She accused Mr.. Darling of
having stulen 5000, 600 and of having
killed her father, of having forged IA
will. Why. | believe that she held the
candle for her father when he signed
that will.
Local Thought and Movement.
NJ. y. Rvrne. II travelling man for a
Boston paper and stationery store, WAS
arrested at Rutland Tuesday for refus
ing 10 pay BIS fare from this place 10
Chester. 1t seems that BSrne had a
Central Vermont mileage book and
rendered the same for h. fare. The
conductor refused to accept The satLe
and tried IL explain the change in the
of the road I" iiyrn-. Who
still refused to pay his fare. At Rut-
land he was arrested. hrongh, back by
Chief Thompson. tried before Justice
Z. II. Williams and tine' - and costs
amou.tins To 500 SO which he paid.
The extraordinary weather of the
past few weeks in this vicinity has re
suited in numerous forest fires. Tue;
lay fire caught on the east side of Tall
and ran along the top. The t
woods opposite this town were a mass
If flames and presented Il handsome ,
appearance in the evening and in the .
Ray farms on the Vermont side of the :
river fire ragged Monday and the Fall q
Mountain Paper company sent up IA a
gang of men to fight the same. :
The dry goods stores will be closed /
all day Decoration Day. :
Personals.
II VI Callism, boior INSPECTOR of the a
fidelity Vow causa Yor. Insurance Com Com
fetin"-day to inspect the c0mpany's risks in '
his vicinity Prof Chaplin was in Hanover, y II
!, Saturday to witness the Dartmouth Amherst }
,all game Tuesday morning Fred II kimball
vas appointed division agent of the Rutland
abroad and C Tyrrell clerk. Congratulations
re in order.-C O'Nel was in Claremont y ii q
Wednesday 10 attend the dedication OF the new D
ilhernian hall at that place.-Wm keefe was -
u Cmremont, y III, Wednesday. Michael Sulli. n
an = visiting friends in Boston this week. o
ohm { Donavon left Tuesday for Waterton, "
!, where he has position as Supt of the Black o.
river Paper TO at that rlace. His nanv friends "
Ntend congra'ulations.-M and Mrs Jeffrey W
Lawrence were in BrattebOro Monday. { ii III
Waite was in Windsor Wednestay.-C a Taylor
prnt SUNDAY with friends in Windsor
WIN Hogan, John Simonds Frank Marsh and
rank Moore left saturday morning on a fishing 81
18th a nice catch of the spcckled beauties ~
ohm Dennison, Ed Bush and George Andrews ~ i,