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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1920

Page

4

League of Catholic Women Opens Great Bazaar at Symphony Hall

The League of Catholic Women opened a two day bazaar at Symphony Hall under Rt Rev Mer M J Splaine and Mrs Francis E Slattery with hundreds attending. Foreword by Cardinal O Connell emphasizes Christian ideals and womanly duties amid modern shifts. The bazaar continues today and tomorrow. The article also notes historic local vehicle data from 1761 and 1768.

League of Catholic Women Symphony Hall Mer. M. J Framingham Booth Diocesan

Divorce Questioned Husband's Income as Modest Judge Probes

Mrs. Josephine L. Pope of Brookline testified in Dedham court that a $10 000 yearly income is very moderate for her husband Richard E Pope a wealthy Boston grain dealer and Harvard graduate in an uncontested divorce. The remarks came as the judge asked for the earnings capacity.

Josephine L. Pope Brookline Thayer Dedham Court Richard E. Pope Boston Harvard

Wife Seeks Increased Alimony After Orient Honeymoon Ends

The libellant, 29, recounts two marriages to Conrad Richardson and Pope and a child. She claims Pope squandered funds and drunkenly sprees while she contributed 750 every three months to the household. A court settlement was set at 12,000 with staged payments of 4,500 immediate, 4,000 in November, and 3,500 in May 1921.

Conrad Richardson Boston Pope Orient James M. Morrison

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