The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-25
SUES FOR HORSES DEATH.
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| posure to the weather and decay, two of
! the pins broke off and as there was no
| device to hold the wires should they be-
| come detached from the pins two wires
came down near the ground and swung
out into the meadow lie says the lnsu-
i lation covering the wires had become
rotten broken and defective, and the
| cross-arm had become split. and that the
/ company carelessly allowed things to re-
] main in that condition for a year before
/ the time of the accident. The morning
! of Sept. IL he says was dark and foggy
and as the two horses were driven into
| the meadow the sagging wires could not
/ be seen because of trees that stood near
! and the heads of the horses came in con-
tact with the wires. One animal was
killed and one shocked and rendered of
little value. He says the pair was
worth $500 and that the care of the in
jured horse and the expense of hiring
others involved an OUTLAY of 5000.
Clarence S. Pike of Wilmington sues
E. s. Jones of that place through Bar
Der, Barber & Miller's office and files
specifications of 1928 for service and
automobile parts at the plaintiffs auto
sales and service station.
The Roberts Auto Co. of Brattleboro
sues Harry A. burlington of Brattleboro
and Albert W. Bovd of Wilmington
through Barber. Barber & Miller's Office
to recover the balance due on note for
George A. Fernald & Co. of Boston
sue John B. Manley and F. L. Houghton
of Brattleboro through Harvey, Maurice
& Fittss Office to recover on q promls-
sorry note for 81 800.
Ethel Shippee of West Dover, for
Flora B. Shippee, a minor. sues james
McCrae of Dover through f. s. Jones's
office for $1,000. alleging that on Aug;
30. 1922 Mr.. McCrae ran over the child
with a Ford car and dragged her along
breaking some ribs. J. a. Davis is
bondsman for the defendant.
The Brattleboro Trust Co. has brought
foreclosure proceedings against Frank A.
Harrow through John F. Gale. counsel.
on a mortgage for 81 200 on the prem
ises formerly the Edward +. LaBoeut
property in Marlboro.
NIanlev Brothers of Brattleboro seek
to recover from q. L. Rowell of An
dover (Vt) the balance of 5000 claimed
10 be due on a note for $1,000 given for
an Essex touring car Oct. l. 1921, which
car has since been sold. o. Il. Hughes is
counsel for the plaintiff.
F.. c. Sargent of Brattleboro seeks 10
recover $3.50 and interest on note for
about $1,000 given by Patrick Lyons
and James Lyons. Counsel for the
nlointiff are Barber Barber & Miller.
Pearl Lillian Carey Fairbank Of
Halifax has brought through a. f.
Schwenk's Office a petition for divorce
A.
Mass. They were married june 3,
1911. and lived together in Sh#burne
Falls. Colerain and Halifax until May
1. 1920 Wilful neglect and refusal to
support are alleged and the plaintiff asks
for the CUSTODY of a minor child.
Edwin f. Lindsey of Brattleboro has
filed a petition through \. +. Schwenk $
Office for divorce from Bessie (Dutton)
Lindsey of Brattleboro, formerly Of
Townshend. and she has filed a counter
petition. They we're married in New
fame Lune 81. 1911, and lived together
until Sept. s. 1922 Mr.. Lindsey claims
his wife wilfully deserted him Sept. 20
1911. and at other times, and treated him
with intolerable severity. He asks for
the custody of their minor child a part
of the time. Mrs. Lindsey seeks d.
vorce on the grounds of desertion Nov.
1. 1911, and at other times, intolerable
severity, neglect and refusal to support.
She asks for the custody of the minor
child. who is now with her. ard Judge
Frank l.. Fish has directed that AR
Lindsey paw his wife for the support OF
herself and child $50 every two weeks
until further order of court Chase &
Chase are counsel for Mrs. Lindsey.