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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1910

Page

9

Miss Smith says the vow claims are mere frolic in breach case

In Stamford, Connecticut, Helen Woodruff Smith defends herself against Russell Griswold in a $50,000 breach of promise suit. Griswold’s mother portrays the romance as a nine year infatuation started during Stamford High School life. Smith calls the letters playful frolics not a marriage vow, while denying funding or serious intent.

Stamford Conn Russell Griswold Helen Woodruff Smith Griswold Edward Vincent Rowayton Supreme Court of New York State Miss Smith Marty Homer Cummings James D. Smith New York Stock Exchange New York Yacht Club James D. Smith & Co No. 76 Broadway Russell Harper Linden Lodge Helen Smith Corn Exchange Bank New York Vincent A. J. Béll Atlantic City Mr. Griswold Delaware Water Gap Homer S. Cummings Dickinson Mr. Cummings Henry Bell First National Bank of Charles Stout Genevieve Hecker Tober Commodore Smith Brunhilde Siegfried Stamford Society George Ade Denver Col Lieber Kleiner Sgrd Manhattan Beach Kittie Dante Bridget Lady Helen Miss Wood ruff-Smith

Governor Watches Cadets in Complicated Maneuvres

BOXFORD July 21 The Governor Eben S. Draper and staff watched the Second Corps Cadets perform complex field maneuvers during a seven day encampment. Captain George E. Thorne of the Twenty fourth Infantry assisted with explanations. The corps plans for a 125th anniversary in September and likely retirements follow, with 248 of 253 enrolled reporting for duty.

Boxford Eben S. Draper John E. Spencer Draper Brigham Philip 8. Sears William G. Pond Harry L. Brown Freeman Hinckley Second Corps War Department Washington George E. Thorne Twenty-fourth United States Infantry Thorne Shikiiho Cadets Stephen Abbot United States Salem Lafayette America

Red Army Holds Off Blues in Camp Framingham Battle

At Bowditch farm Framingham Centre the Red Army under Major William C. Hayes held their entrenchments for two hours against the Blue Army led by Lieutenant-Col Edwin R. Gray. Umpires made no decision as Reds claimed victory for their defense and skillful maneuvers impressed observers. Governor's day is planned for tomorrow with inspection and guard mount.

Framingham of the Red The Blue Bowditch Farm Framingham Centre Army of the Red William C. Hayes Army of the Blue Edwin R. Gray Hayes Bucs Russia Blues Marshall Twenty-first Infantry Embury P. Clark

Improving the Back Yard Illustrations and Tips

Two more illustrated pieces on backyard improvement appear in next Sunday's Post homes page, offering practical ideas for landscaping, planting, and outdoor layout. Additional guidance covers easy decor ideas to refresh interiors between seasons and maximize space without costly changes.

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