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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1921
Page
5
In Dedham, Judge Brown grants Helena M. Haggerty of Quincy a divorce from John J. Haggerty on desertion grounds. She testifies he refused a home, wished she live with his mother, and left after she refused. She says she regretfully tried to reconcile but he could not provide a home.
Mrs Josephine Taylor of Quincy testified she was glad her husband left and he did not support her, noting their marriage in Boston on June 21, 1899. Mrs Eola Matthews of Braintree said Edgar Matthews left suddenly and never returned, with no stated reason, after their Feb 1 1917 marriage. she may resume her maiden name Carter.
Miss Ruth Tobey, member of the committee in charge of a party for foreign students at Boston University, describes Stephen Mfoafo of the Gold Coast of Africa as part of a ruling family.
Speakers at the Boston University World Fellowship Party include Mfoafo a BU Medical School student who will return home to practice after graduation Alfredo Gonsalis from the Philippine Islands and Mayor Edwin Childs of Newton who will give the principal address The organizing committee comprises Ensio Ronka Gloucester Kenneth Henley Rockland Emma Lenders Philadelphia Ruth Essery Brookline Alda Dexter Leominster and Ruth Tobey Winthrop
John F. Harrigan of Worcester will address Dorchester Heights Council at Pere Marquette Hall South Boston this evening. It is his first public appearance since his re election at the State convention. He also announced a statewide membership drive to kick off with over 100 meetings Sunday afternoon and evening.
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