The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-23
DOCKET GROWING
FOR APRIL TERM
Variety of Cases Docketed
in Office of County
Clerk Daley
TOWN OF PUTNEY
SUES LOVENBERG
Seeks to Recover for Damages Paid for
Sheep Killed by Defendants Dogs
Several New Divorce Cases, Including
One from BrattlebOro.

Business for the April term of the
Windham county court is accommodating
Within the past few days variety OF
cases have been filed and docketed in,
the Office of County Clerk w. r. Daley,
among them being several divorce petit
tions
The town of Putney. through Attorney
Z. 5. Chase's office, has sued Albert NJ.
Loyenberg of Dummerston for S400. The
town claims that on Oct. 9, 1918, two
Airdale dogs owned by Mr.. Lovenbere
killed seven sheep owned by Charles
Laughton OF Putney and damaged 10
other sheep owned by Mr. Laughton. Tt
is claimed also that on Nov. I3 MIR.
Lovenberg's dogs chased and damaged
FIVE sheep owned by s. r. Andrews OF
Putney. The town paid 4Tr. Laughton
sl65, also paid $50 for damage to the An
drews sheep and costs or S2l, making a
total of $2l6.
Dorothy T. Greene of Brattleboro
seeks a divorce from Walter A. Greene.
formerly of Plainfield. Conn She SAYS
they Were married Aug. II, 1917, at
Moosup. Conn, and lived in Norwich,
Conn, and Brattleboro until March |,
1920, when she says her husband de-
serted her She charges intolerable Sc
verify, neglect and refusal to support
/ Greene, she says, is now living in Nor
Wach. He is enioined from interfering
with her or with her custody of their
minor child, which she asks the court
/ TO decree to her. The petition is
| brought through the office of Attorney
/ f. w Gibson
| William G. Bennett of Whitingham
seeks divorce from Jennie NJ. (Duff)
! Bennett. whose present residence is un-
/ known to him. He alleges desertion and
asks for the custody of their minor
! child. They were married Sept. %. 1913.
at Milford, y H, and lived in Whiting
ham and in Erving. Mass. until June,
/ 4, 1917. The petition is brought through
the Office of Attorney Charles 5. Chase.
| divorce petition is brought by Ray
Craig of Bellows Falls against Marion
! lAinsworthl Craig. formerly OF Clare
mont, y. H., on the ground OF desertion,
I intOlerable severity and other grounds.
The petitioner says his wifeis residence
| is unknown to him. They Were married
Dec 1. 1918, in Claremont and lived
there and in Bellows Falls until Nov. 20,
/ 1919, when Mr. Craig declares his wife
ton is counsel for the petitioner.
Edna Lyon Raymond of Rockingham
alleges intolerable severity, desertlon,
refusal to support and other grounds in
a divorce petition brought against DaYld
lG. Raymond formerly of Bethel. They
were married Nov. %, 1920. at Saxtons
River and lived together until Jan. /,
/ 1921. Mrs Raymond asks for the Gus
todv of their minor child. She says
she does not know her husbands. where
ahouts, but thinks he is living In Flor
ida. Her ATTORNEYS are Warner A; Gra
ham of Bellows Falls and E. w. Gibson
of Brattleboro.
i Mary P. Alexander of Rockingham
brings an action against Ward =; Gar
) renter of Plain6eld, VT for 81 200 in
an action of debt. The plaintiffs s coun
sci is Attorney A. F. Schwenk OF Brat
Il tlaboro.
W. $. Taylor of Westminster ,sSues sues
Mary F German and +. G. Caswel OF
Rockinoham for 800. This action is TO
recover on a 6O-days' note for S2S4 ex-
ecuted Nov. l3. 1920. Attorney Robert
i r. Twitchell of Bellows FANS is coun-
sci for the plaintiff.