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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1919
Page
3
The Boston City Council, condemning Mayor Peters for delaying square namings, unanimously passes an order by Councillor McLaughlin demanding a list of soldiers accepted for honor, those rejected, and pending cases. Hagan supports keeping the duty with the Mayor and criticizes delay.
John F Dolan of Medford petitions Norfolk county court at Dedham to annul his marriage to Caroline Chase alias Fisher of Needham alleging she was another husband’s wife at the time The petition notes the marriage occurred November 13 of the current year Elizabeth Shaw Merrill of Brookline sues husband Roger Merrill for cruel and abusive treatment gross intoxication and failure to provide The mother seeks custody of three children Elizabeth Roger and a six week old infant from their April 5 1913 Boston marriage
Mrs. Lila M. Henry of Holbrook seeks a divorce from Walter E. Henry of New York City, alleging desertion and requests custody of their son Walter E. They were married June 1913. Mrs. Alvida I. Bassett of Stoughton petitions for divorce from Joseph F. Bassett of Boston on deserts grounds and wishes to resume her maiden name Gay. They wed December 9, 1910, at Brockton. Mrs. Edna M. Thompson of Quincy seeks divorce from William A. Thompson for cruelty and neglect with custody request. Married March 26, 1916, in Quincy. they have two children. Mrs. Isabella Myatt of Boston sues Edward A. Myatt of Quincey for cruel treatment and custody of two children. they married July 20, 1899. William B. Deramo of Quincy sues wife Quinno Deramo of Sharon for deserts arising April 1, 1910, six months after their October 11, 1908 marriage in Quincy.
Mrs. Maude R. Turley announces a statewide women run effort to cut living costs. She urges the public to stop buying luxury items and focus on essentials to reduce prices, signaling a broad consumer power push across Illinois.
New York December 18 Mrs Sarah Stanley Stocking daughter of the late Rolling Mallory a Vermont representative in the 19th century died at her Jamaica Long Island home Wednesday night If she had lived until January 18 she would have been 100 years old She was the widow of Rev SS Stocking an Episcopal clergyman who died about 1935 years ago
Public installation of the permanent officers of Bunker Hill Post 26 American Legion will be held at Charlestown High School tonight. Officers chosen on Nov 1 include Commander Charles F. Sullivan and others with an executive board of seven. General Glenn, former commander of the 83d Division, now heads Camp Sherman Ohio and resides in New York City.
Brigadier General Edwin F. Glenn retires at his own request after more than 46 years of service. The announcement was made today in Washington.
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