Mrs Alice B Winn files divorce suit in Middlesex Court
Mrs Alice B Winn of Burlington former Woburn Women's Club president brings divorce suit against husband George E Winn a prominent local businessman and descendant of early settlers. She accuses him of infidelity and has attached his property totaling $20 000 in the case heard at Middlesex Court Fast Cambridge.
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Woburn and
Burlington Society
Alice B. Winn
Burlington
Woburn Women’s Club
George E. Winn
Woburn
Middlesex Court
Cambridge
Co-respon dent in Winns suit shocks Woburn Burlington society
Despite a filed suit Mr and Mrs Winn live together at Winn street Burling ton near Woburn. The co respondent is a well known local figure formerly active in Woburn society and the Woburn Women’s Club, now said to reside in another state. Mrs Winn a former school teacher in Woburn public schools married in 1896. George Winn ran a milk business in the area before selling to a Boston firm.
Mattapan Wedding Unites Hannah Saxon and Frank L Miller
A very pretty wedding was held at the home of Mr and Mrs John Saxon in Mattapan last night uniting their daughter Hannah to Frank L Miller of Shubenacadie Nova Scotia. The ceremony joined two families and marked a joyful start for the couple.
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John Saxon
Mattapan
Hannah
Frank L. Miller
Shubenacadile, N
Lotta Crabtree Sued for 10000 in Suffolk Superior Court
John A Cole filed suit in Suffolk Superior Court demanding 10000 after Crabtree refused payment for his heating system supervision at the Hotel Brewster and nearby buildings. He presented a bill of 2330.25 dated May 7, 1911 for services rendered.
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Lotta Crabtree
John A Cole
Lotta M. Crabtree
Suffolk
Brewster
SUE BOSTON MAINE FOR FIRE DAMAGES
Orville D. Fessenden of Brookline New Hampshire and George W. Burroughs of Foxboro filed two suits in the Suffolk Su...
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Boston
Maine
Orville D. Fessenden
Brookline, N. H
George W. Burroughs
Foxboro
Suffolk
Court awards $20,000 against Boston and Maine railroad
A superior court yesterday ordered damages totaling 20 000 dollars against the Boston and Maine railroad. The suit claims sparks from a locomotive on July 22 1913 set fire to property in West Acton.
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Perior
Boston & Maine Railroad
West Acton
Chautauqua Salute Linked to Illness Ban
Washington report notes the Chautauqua salute as a distributor of colds influenza and tuberculosis. Resolutions condemning the handkerchief flutter at gatherings were presented to the public health service and to the Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis by a local aid group promoting cure and prevention of tuberculosis.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Society For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Williams' Secretary Sues for Life Policy Funds
Miss Emma R. Wellington, long time confidential secretary to the late George E. Williams, general manager of the Connecticut Life Insurance Company, petitions Suffolk Superior Court to recover life insurance policies assigned to her totaling $20,000.
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Emma R. Wellington
George E. Williams
Connecticut Life Insurance Company
Suffolk Superior Court
Williams
Suit filed against New York Life by Miss Wellington over policies
Miss Wellington, in Suffolk Superior Court, sues New York Life for 20000 alleging nonpayment on four policies totaling 12500 assigned by Williams. She also sues Pennsylvania Mutual Life for 8000 on a December 21 1906 policy, assigned January 12 1912. The actions complicate Williams assets as New York Life previously sought directions on whom to pay, naming Williams administrators and widow, and other forgery suits exist. This is the first suit where Wellington seeks direct payment from the insurers.
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Suffolk Superior Court
New York Life Insurance Company
Williams
Miss Wellington
Pennsylvania Mutual Life Insurance Company
Sanborn Seeks Sight of Son Amid Custody Case
Mrs. Florence M. Sanborn of Brookline seeks annulment of her husband's divorce decree. Robert C. Sanborn is to answer why he stopped $2 weekly child support for seven year old Robert. Sanborn says he was not informed of the boy's whereabouts and had custody since the divorce.
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Florence M. Sanborn
Centre Street
Brookline
Robert Co. Sanborn
Robert
Robert C. Sanborn
Charles H. Innes
Sanborn
Woman Run Down by Auto in Brookline
Mrs. Francelia O. Church of 487 Washington street Brookline was struck by a heavy touring car at five near Washington and Cypress streets. She suffered serious bruising and possible internal injuries while crossing. the car owner Milton Reynolds of 184 Clark road helped her to a nearby store then to her home by police ambulance.
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Francelia O. Church
Washington Street
Brookline
Washington and
Cypress Streets
Church
Milton Reynolds
Clark Road
Reynolds
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Hailparn
Winter Street
Adamson
M. O'Keeffe
Gilchrist
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Astrachan Coats
Hamburg
Bates
Nobby Ostrich
Bates Gingham
Brassieres
de Bavoise
Brussels
Floor
Egg Boiler
Foot Warner
Washington St
Winter St
Hamilton Place
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