The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-12-19
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SIGN WITH UNIONS:
FOUR QJLARRLES SIGN
WIFE LEFT HIM TWO CENTS.
When She Went Away, Testified Phil
ip Mayotte.

The adjourned session of the Sep
tember term Of Washington county
court convened yesterday afternoon at
9 o'clock with Judge Frank L. Fish
presiding. The jury and court dock
cts were read, and witnesses were
heard in the Mayotte divorce case in
which r. Z. Laird appears for the bus
band, who is petitioner. Judge Fish
stated that the jury would not be
called this week.
In the Mayotte case, Philip Mayotte
of East Barre, the petitioner, testi-
fed that about five years ago his wife
went to Buffalo, returned and spent
the summer in Essex junction. She
talked to ber husband at that time,
and said she would come back later.
Then she went to Providence, R. !.
When she first left, she took all his
money except two cents. The home
is as she left it, he testified. He has
a l5-year-old son by a former mar
riage. He is farmer by occupation.
Constable George Dobbs Of East Barre
testified to serving the petition on
Mrs. Mayotte in a Boston hotel. A
brother Of Mrs. Mayotte also testi-
fed.
About 20 attorneys we're present
for the reading of the jury and court
dockets yesterday afternoon. Cases
set for the court from the jury docket
were Lane Manufacturing company VS..
T.. C. Udall, Lane Manufacturing COM
pany VS.. L. G. Udall and Frank Mar
rion, and b. Arthur Reed VS.. Il. j..
Slayton. In the last case, an entry
for hearing was also made and j.
Ward Carver entered his name with
that of e. L. Scott for the defendant.
J G. Frattini appears for the plain
tiff. The case is one Of replevin.
The cases of Clara G. Sawyer, apt,
VS.. Estate of Gilbert t. Miles and
the case Of Don p Sawyer against the
same estate, both appeals from COM
missioners, have been settled and
titled back to the probate court, and
were SO entered
The case of Katherine Currier VS..
Albert LeClair has been settled and
discontinued. The cases of F. X. u.
Archambault vs., George Mann and
Mary Ellen Mann and Peoples Ma
tional bank, Granite Savings bank and
Quarry Savings Bank a Trust COM
pany, trustees, and Clara A. Phelps
VS.. Clarence E. Phelps and Caledonia
National bank, trustee, were marked
for hearing
The case Of Alfonso Gutierrez VS..
jose Herboso was entered continued
and an entry of default was struck
off.
Cases on the court calendar were
entered as follows: Tromblee vs.. Clark
& Atkins, trustee, and Emery VS..
Clark & Atkins, trustee, continued,
and discontinued as TO trustee; Hersey
VS.. Ford and wife, continued; Miles
Block company VS.. Barre q Chelsea
railroad, hearing on order of the
court; Macl<in vs.. Lowe, continued;
Dunsmore VS.. Heath and Barre The
atre company. trustee. hearing; Stew
art vs. McAllister & Boyce, settled;
Perry agency vs.. Burgess, settled;
Boylston Finance company VS.. Tar
nish, discontinued; Adams VS.. Chat
fee. continued; Quarry bank VS.. Morse,
and Daniels and Hatch, trustees; Far
rar VS.. Foley, default; Seguin vs.. Pa
quet and Latlrop. trustee, hearing;
Magoon VS.. Celia. continued; Reed vs..
hearing; Lawson VS.. Slayton,
heard by Jury; Holbrook Grocery Co.
vs.. Standish, settled; Schoheld vs..
Bolster estate. continued az TO both
cases; Turney vs.. Tupper, Judgment
for partition.
On the general docket. an entry Of
default was made in the case of VIII
A. Lane VS.. Clayton A. Clark, general
assumpsit The case Of Jennie De-
vine ". Geores D. Pitkin ana Lane
Manufacturing company and First
National bank. trustees, was entered
for hearing.
In the chancerry case OF w. b.
Mayo vs.. r. Domenieo Falzarano,
Mary Izzo Falzarano. Teresa Fucci and
Louis Izzo, inter-pleader, the defend
ants were directed to inter-plead with
In 10 days.