The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-06
DENIES CHARGE
OF DESERTION
Mrs. Richard Kingston An
swers Allegations
of Husband
GIVES DATES THEY
LIVED TOGETHER
Petition and Counter Petition by Ellen
(Petersonl Dearborn and Allen Dear
b0rl-NariOus Other Divorce Cases
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born-VariOus Other Divorce Gases
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Denying her husbands allegation
that she deserted him in 1916 and has
lived apart from him ever since. Mrs.
Mary tGraEam) Kingston of Roxbury,
Mass, formerly of Wilmington, is pre-
pared to contest her husbands divorce
petition, according to documents in the
case ON file in the county clerks Office
This is one of the numerous divorce ne
titions on the docket for the September
term of Windham county court which
viii convene in Newfane next Wednes-
day. Through the office of Attorney f..
y Jones of Wilmington a divorce peti-
tion has been filed by Richard Kingston
Of that town in which he says that he
and Mary Graham were married in Kou-
chebouguac. New Brunswick. Sept. 20.
1856. They lived there he says. until
July 1, 1914 lie says. that in Jan.
-, 1916, while living in Wilmington.
his wife deserted him.
In her answer, filed through the Office
of Bernard J. Killion of Boston. Mrs.
Kingston declares that she did not de-
sert him, also that they have had Is
children. Of whom 10 are living. She as
scrts that Mr.. Kingston has lived apart
from his family about 10 years. visiting
them only occasionally and failing to
provide suitable maintenance for them.
Sc further says they lived together as
husband and wife in Boston two weeks
February
latter part of April and early part of
May 1921, and three weeks in Nav of
this year
Other divorce petitions recently filed
include the following:
Alice (Halladay) Dalrymple Of Brat
tlcboro against Charles Dalrymple She
says they We're married in Greenfield
July =, 1921 and lived together until
Feb. 10, 1922 She alleges iutoIera ble
severity, neglect and refusal to support
and asks for the custody of minor
chlld. Her counsel are Barber. Barber
& Miller.
Ellen NJ CPeterson) Dearborn of
They We're married here June 9. 1920.
and liyeI together until April 20. 1922
She alleges a statutory offense, intoler-
able severity and wilful desertion and
asks for the custody of a minor child
Her counsel are Barber. Barber & Mil
Ter
Zaides Keith Wilder of Rocking
lam against Willie Wilder. They were
married in Rockingham Dec /, 1903,
and lived together until June / of this
year except two years when they lived
apart. Mrs. Wilder alleges intolerable
severity, neglect and refusal to sup
port and asks for the custody of two
minor children. Ryder & Graham are
her counsel.
Kathryn (Keefe) Blanchard of Rock
ingEam against Henry Kirk Blanchard
They We're married Feb 2S, 1921. and
lived in Rockingham. Putney and Brat
tleboro until Aug. % of that year She
refusal to support. Her counsel is o.
B. Hughes.
Stanley Buzzell Of Brattleboro against
Gladys tPelkey) Buzzell They were
married here Sept. p. 1921 He alleges
wilful desertion Feb. 21, 1922. also "A
statutory offense. The defendant is
now living in Lancaster. Mass. The pc
titioner's counsel is 4. +. Schwenk.
Florence DUNN Perry of Grafton
against Joseph NJ. Perry of that town.
They We're married in SaXtons River
Dec. II, 1915. Through her counsel.
Raymond Traynor of White River
Junction. the petitioner alleges intoler-
able severity and asks the right to re-
sumo her maiden name.
Gladys f. Vernott of Brattleboro
against Albert yernott They were mar
ricd here June 30. 1916, and lived in
Dover and Dexter, Me-. F'itchburg,
Mass, and Brattleboro until Aug. 23,
1921 She says she has worked most
Of the time She alleges intoIerable Sc
verify. neglect and refusal to support
and asks for the custody of one minor
child. O. B. Hughes is her counsel.
Frank NJ. Streeter of Brattleboro
against Anna (Slate) Streeter, now of
Fitchburg, Mass They were married
l.ere Aug. -. 1917, and lived together
until Jan. 1. 1920. 4 statutory offense,
intolerable severity and desertion are al
legged Barber, Barber & Miller are
counsel for the petitioner.
John +. White of Newfane against
Matte tKendall) White, formerly of
Wardsboro. They were married Dec. 6,
1911, at Brattleboro and lived in Wards
boro, Townshend and Newfane until
Aug 13. 1922. The petitioner alleges
desertion, intOlerable severity and
statutory offenSe and asks for the Gus
tody of three minor children. c. ).
Chase is Mr. Whites counsel.
Harold H. IIennessy of Brattleboro