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Story August 21, 1877

The New Bloomfield, Pa. Times

New Bloomfield, Perry County, Pennsylvania

What is this article about?

In Windham County, Conn., David L. Rock sues Agnes Greene and her new husband John La Rose for $200 damages after she rejected his two-year courtship and married La Rose three months ago.

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A Novel Breach of Promise Suit.

A rather novel breach of promise suit
has just been begun before the Superior
Court for Windham county, Conn.—
David L. Rock, a sturdy young man of
Waurengan, two years ago began to pay
his addresses to a bright, black haired,
black eyed girl by the name of Agnes
Greene. The swain bought little pres-
ents and paid his sweetheart the most
undivided attention, but Agnes did not
think enough of David to become his
partner for life, and plainly told him so.
David didn't like the "mitten" a bit,
but watched every opportunity to enjoy
the company of Agnes. About three
months ago John La Rose appeared on
the scene, and his attentions to Agnes
were reciprocated and after a short court-
ship they were married. After the knot
was tied, all the chances of David Rock
were gone, and he now brings a suit for
$200 damages against the girl and her
husband.
Perseverance merits neither blame
nor praise; it is only the duration of
our inclinations and sentiments, which
we can neither create nor extinguish.

What sub-type of article is it?

Romance Curiosity

What themes does it cover?

Deception Love Justice

What keywords are associated?

Breach Of Promise Courtship Rejection Marriage Lawsuit

What entities or persons were involved?

David L. Rock Agnes Greene John La Rose

Where did it happen?

Windham County, Conn.

Story Details

Key Persons

David L. Rock Agnes Greene John La Rose

Location

Windham County, Conn.

Story Details

David L. Rock courted Agnes Greene for two years but was rejected; she married John La Rose three months ago, prompting Rock to sue them for $200 in damages for breach of promise.

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