The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-05-29
YOUNG MUST PAY
WIFE 81 A WEEK
Court Denied Divorce Petition Last
Night-Decisions in Some Other
Gases of Local Interest.

Cases of Local Interest.
The decisions in some Of the cases
heard by the county court. which took
a recess this morning, have been known
although as vet the official files OF the
clerk have not arrived from Newfane
Hinsdale against Thomas f. Stockwel of
IIinsdale against Thomas T. Stockwcll of
Aernon to have the defendant contribute
to the support OF a minor child, the
court ordered that the clerk, ont Of funds
Of the defendant jn possession Of tile
clerk, deposit S700 with the Brattlehoro
Trust company to secure payment of SO
a year for four years and 500 a year
Tor the remainder of the minority Ut the
child Chase & Chase were Tor the
/ petitioner and f. w Gibson and r. G.
Bacon for Thomas Stockwell
/ The court found for the plaintiff IN the
case of Lyman /. Davidson OF Orange
+ Mass, against Willie A. Boyd of Whiting
/ ham for support OF the defendants wife
4 and children during a period when hus
band and wife were living apart The
court ordered Judgment for $lu6 and
costs. Chase & Chase were for the plain-
4 tiff and +. NJ Gibson and R IL Bacon
for the defendant
In the contested divorce case of Frank
/ ". Young OF Putney against Kathleen
H lStewart) Young Of Brattehoro for al
vorce and the petition Of Kathleen
Young against Frank w Young for sepa-
rate maintenance, the court held last
night that no ground for divorce had been
shown and refused TO grant the divorce
and ordered Frank Young to pay to his
vie 81 a week perpetually OF until fur
ther order of court Chase 4 Chase am
peared Ton Young and II r. Eddy and
m Al
i employed by the Cole Paper company
n Putney.
Judgment was given IN full amount IT
the claim Tor damages OF Homer 4 Bovd
OF Nmtingham against George III Har-
mon Of Bennington. The amount involy-
ed was about $40. Chase Il Chase aI-
peared for Boyd and G. A. Mauer of
Bennington for the defendant
The mcontested divorce case af Flor
ence NJ Blanchard OF WhHmgham against
Fred Blanchard of the same town result
ed I'M the bill being granted on the ground
ot mtoierabie severity Mrs Blanchard
was granted the care aud custody ot the
three minor children
The court has not yet eudered de.
elslun N the tlespass case of Charles s.
hase against +. A Eddy. which involve.
the cutting of several thousand feet g
spruce timber in the town OF Somerset
Chase \ Chase were for the plaintiff and
Fl. Il. Eddy and G. O. Fits for tho dr
fendant
4 motion of the defendants i'm the
case Of Herbert G. and Frank A. Bar
Der against Watson French and Parley
+. Grown to set aside the verdict AM
IN arrest of Judgment in the long
standing suit over the payment of d
note given by the defendants. wa.
heard by the court The basis of the
defendants motions were that Crow
had signed the note as surety The
plaintiffs asked the court for the priv
5 icge Of amending their declaration II
/ that respect and the court granted it
: lie overrulcd the motions of the lie
e PENDANTS and gave the plaintiffs judg
G ment in the sum of s233.67. the fac,
of the note with interest.
The National Employers : Exehang,
i'll suit against J Barcelona was giv
en- Judgment in fun on the claim o.
: SlO0.36 with costs Judgment was al
4 50 given against the Wilmington saw
+ ings bank as trustee T. r. Barber wa
: for the plaintiff and a. r. Carpente
and T. J. Ashe for the defendant.
In the divorce cases OF William f
Harder against Charlotte Harder an
8 Charlotte Harder against William L
t. Harder, which were the outgrowth o
f the sensational ease tried here IN whicI
: the husband tried to obtain possession
Of child which it developed wa
taken from the Hampden Count
children s Home ia Springfield il wa
4 agreed between counsel that the sui
a of William +. Harder against his wifi
tf would be Withdrawn if his wife waive
= almonv CLANS. She was granted a
5, uncontestcd divorce on the grounds 9
c, intoerable severity and the order @
q Judge Waterman, ordering him to pa
!. her $4 week, was vacated. r.
= Bacon appeared for Mrs. Harder an
= T. f. Barber for Mr.. Harder.
The case Of Charles H. Baggs {
t. Guilford against Addie M. Baggs f
Sc wilful desertion was granted. The su
re of Mary Burns of Newfane again'
If Ira Burns of Greenfield, Mass f,
! intolerable severity was also granite
'ic as was that of Emory a. Aldrieh agail
v Lillian NJ. Aldrich of Londonderry.