The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-22
MRS. LARROW GETS
VERDICT OF $3.50
In Her Suit Against Warren G.
Doolittle
ron ALIENATION OF AFFECTIONS
Verdict Announced This Morning AZ the
Opening Of County coar,-case Went
10 Jury Yesterday Afternoon al D.
on Trial 4 Week

The announcement at iir ulaning ~
Miniham county court ihis morning that
ih. .itgifk jufy 10 the i-atfas Dooliiils
a.. HAD returned = verdict ior the plain.
tin 10 ruroksr ss,s@ aud uusis onflnh'
GRATED the tumors that Ner afioai lasl
evening that Ms Angelina l.artos bad
aan in her suit for slslnoa against War
Ten q. DDaliiile Il naulrhoTn Mfs.
l.aftow brought su, againsi Mr Doolliile
alleging that be- had aidifsl aud abriieii 10,
daughter. Ms Jennie Crosby. ia the alien
aiion II the affections II the plaintiff :
husband. Much inirfr,i had been mani
frsicd IN the ease since the announcement
va. made that Mr.. l.sToN had brought
the suit.
The Jury got the Gaze shortly after :
o'clock Yesterday afternoon and returned
saalci verdict FEW minutes after II
last evening The following men com
passed the struck Jury having the case %
charge: ". 4 Nyman oi Athens, W. T..
l.. Walker and George " Adams of Graf
ton. James 4. MuKKy II Jamaica, l.. i.
adams 81 Marlboro. G. Adams of Put
ney. Charlie. " Robertson. VI. w. Ray
aud George II Nale- oi Rockingham, T..
4 Eldy 81 Stratton, =. l.. Hastings Of
Town-hcnd aud Harlan Goodhuc ni West
Minister.
At the time oi going 10 pres. last week
Charles W Wilkins oi Dummefston was
on the stand llc testified that he had
given Mr. Doolittlc notice Of the condi
tions existing between his daughter. Mrs,
Jennie Crosby and Frank l.arpw, during
a talk with Mr. Doolittle at Lowell.
Mass. Lorenzo Joslyn Of Brattleboro tes.
titled 10 seeing larrow driving 90 and
from Mr. Doolittle'. Radway farm. George
Edwards oi Jamaica told ot seeing l@irrow
and Mrs. Crosby together. Fayeite In
gram. formerly employed by Mr.. Doolittle.
couldn't remember that larrow stayed
nights at Railway farm. lie had heard
IarrOw call Mrs Doolttle mother" and
Mrs. Crosby Buster" otella Adams,
employed al Radway farm. had seen Mrs
Crosby at the farm several days
Mary Berry told Of Mr. Doolittle call
ing al her house twice Once be remained
two hours and the other time an hour
and half. She said that he told her oi
the relations existing between his daugh'
ter and I.arrow. She said that Mr.. boo
little said that Larrow would go west and
get divorce from his wife. Robert
Johnston, a saloon.keeper Of Easthamp.
ton. Mass. said that when he purchased
the hotel Of Larrow in Athol, Mass. Mrs.
Crosby insisted on receiving share OF
the money. Deputy Sheriff \. w. j. Viii
kin- told Of making service of a writ upon
Mrs. Crosby and found her at the Doolit'
tie house Several Brattcboro people ties.
tilted to seeing Iarrow about the Doolittle
house engaged IN moving the lawn, wash
ing wagons and other similar work.
George Danyew Of Brattlcboro testified
to seeing Larrow and Mrs. Crosby about
he Railway farm at different times On
he said that Larrow |
made his home at the American House in |
during the proprietorshlp of
Danyew & Duquette Harry DAVIS OF
Brattleboro told OF seeing Mrs. Crosby |
md Larrow together at the auditorium |
md ON the grounds OF the Valley Fair
association He could not recollect the
names of other persons seen at those
places at such times as he had seen Mrs.
-rosby and Mr.. Larrow Lizzie Bowen
II Rawsonville, a former employe of the
defendant, said that Larrow did not have
room at the Radway farm. She told of
eeing Larrow once leaning upon Mrs.
1rosby's shoulder Frank Larrow, jr.,
on of Frank Larrow, told of coming from
to visit his father in Brat
leboro. He said that he spent a week
It the Doolittle home with his father and
hree weeks with him at the Radway
arm.
The defendant, Warren G. Doolittle,
vas called by the plaintiff He testified
IS to his relations with Larrow He said
lie bailed Larrow from Newfane Jail in
903 at the request of 7. Frank Turner
nd II. G. Barber, Mr.. Barber being an
ttorney for Larrow. He told of Mrs
Jrosby going to Athol, Mass, to work for
arrow in the hotel and said she went
Without his consent The defendant said
lis daughter was married and could do as
he wished He had never advised her
n the matter After working a year for
arrow she returned home Mr.. Doolittle
old of hiring Larrow as a lumberman at
25 month and promoting him to the
osition of boss. He said that Larrow
had charge of getting off the
imber on the Radway farm. The plain
if, Mrs Angelina Larrow, testified to
wing with her husband Frank Larrow,
4 Brattleboro and other places and said
e had always provided well for her until
is affections were alienated by the de-
endant and his daughter.
The defense called about 20 witnesses to
npeach the truth and veracity of Charles
Y. Wilkins. These witnesses testified
hat Mr. Wilkins's reputation for telling