In Re Estate of Wolff
Supreme Court of Vermont
1Opinion of the CourtSherburne, J.
From the findings of fact made by the probate court we learn, that in 1906, Henry Wolff purchased a. cottage upon Lake Dunmore in Salisbury, as a summer place for July and August occupancy, and took title in the name of his: wife, Helene Wolff. This cottage was not habitable in winter and was kept boarded up each year when not in use. it was; occupied by Mr. Wolff every summer during July and August until his death. Until her death in 1921, Helene Wolff occupied it with him. After his remarriage in 1923, his second wife occupied it with him. In the summer of 1933, Mr. Wolff was in poor health…
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