Parmelee v. Hutchins
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Petition, filed in the Probate Court for the County of Suffolk on September 4, 1920, for an allowance to the petitioner as the widow of George L. Parmelee, late of Boston. In the Probate Court the petition was heard by Grant, J., a commissioner having been appointed to take the evidence. Material facts, found by the judge in a report made at the petitioner’s request, are described in the opinion. By order of the judge, the petition was dismissed and the petitioner appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtPierce, J.
This is a petition for a widow’s allowance, filed in the Probate Court for the County of Suffolk. The petition was ordered dismissed, and the case is before this- court on appeal by the petitioner. In the Probate Court a commissioner was appointed to take evidence; and upon the request of the appellant the probate judge filed his report of materia! facts found by him thereon, as required by St. 1919, c. 274, § 3. The evidence is not reported.
*562It appears from the reported facts that the petitioner and the testator were married in Boston in 1879; that they lived together as husband and wife in…
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