Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-03-21
Hila A. GOOdale VS.. ROIlin G..
GOOdale.
6TATE OF VERMONT, :,

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- COUNTY OF ADDISON, 80
Hila A. Goodale of Addison, in said county,
having filed her petition to the Addison
County Court next to be held at Middlebury,
within and for said county of Addison, on the
first Tuesday of June, a. ID. 1902, against Rollin
q. Goodale, now or formerly of said Addison,
setting forth IN substance that she is the wife
of said Rollin e. Goodale, to whom she was
married on the 10th day of June, 1868; that
she lived with her said husband on small
farm in said Addison as his wife from said
marriage until the month OF September, 1901,
and that they together accumulated certain
property rs hei einafter stated; that on or
about September, 1901, the petitioner became
ill of II sickness which soon after terminated
in her total blindness; that during and before
petitioner with intolerable cruelty and sever
ity that on the 27th day of December, 1901,
the respondent left the petitioner blind and
helpless and went to parts unknown, since
which time, although of sufficient ability the
respondent has wantonly and cruelty
neglected and refused to support your petit
toner or to furnish anything toward such
support, so that your petitioner was obliged
Mt that time to go to the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Charles Sherbino OF Bridport, in said
county, by whom she has since been cared for
and supported. The petitioner is informed
and believes the respondent is now living in
Orlando, in the state of Florida. That the
respondent has title to a lot OF land of about
Is acres In said Addison, with a house and
other improvements thereon, where the
parties have lived, of the value of about 200
dollars, being the place formerly occupied as
| a Baptist parsonage, and lying on both sides
| OF the main road, bounded on the east by
land of Olin Smith and on the west by land of
| l.. &. Seegar; and that on said placehe has
| two double wagons, n platform wagon, an
open buggy. a single sleigh. pair of double
| sleighs, three sets of double harnesses, one
cider mill, one black mare, hay rick, lot of
| lumber, single harness, | buffalo robe, a
wheel barrow plows, horse rake, seed
| drill, 20 barrels of vinegar, about 20 empty
| barrels, tons of coal, above cords OF stove
wood, cauldron kettle, grindstone, ton of
rye straw, tons of hay, and various tools
| farming. rpgnOnupnt
has, as the petitioner is informed and be
| lieves a small sum of money deposited in the
| Burlington savings Bank ut Burlington, V err
mont And that since leaving in September
last. she has lived at said Bridport with her
said daughter, Cora Sherbino and has been
| furnished nothing whatever by her said huS-
band, and that she has reason to believe and
| does believe that the respondent intends to
convey away, sell and ALLEVIATE all said prop
| erty, real and personal, and to leave your
petitioner wholly without means of support,
| blind and helpless as she is:
| And praying that Il decree from the bonds
| OF matrimOny, and for alimony may be
granted to the petitioner against the respon
dent; also that the respondent may be re
| strained 10y order of said Court from trans
ferring or incumbering the whole or any part
| OF the property aforesaid, real and personal
also that the respondent may be re-
strained from imposing any control over the
personal liberty OF the petitioner, and that
the respondent be summoned TO appear ano
answer the petition; which petition bear:
date the 18th day of March, 1902 and is signed
and sworn to by the petitioner.
And 1t appearing that said Rolln C. Goodal,
is without this state, so that SAID petition can
not be served on him, IL is ordered that he b,
summoned to appear and answer the forego
ing petition on the first day OF next statet
term of said Addison County Court to be helt
Mt Middlebury, within and for said county, OF
the first Tuesday of June, \. ID. 1902, by thu
publication of the substance OF said petition
together with this order, in the Middleburl
Register, newspaper published at said Mid
dlebury, three weeks successfully, the last o
which publications to be at least six week
before said term of Court.
Dated at Middleburv, aforesaid, this 1911
day of March. A. ID. 1902.
RUFUS WAINWRIGHT, Clerk.
w. ii. BLISS, Attorney for Petitioner. u