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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1921
Page
13
Mrs. Mary E. Hunt, 44, and John Groves, noted horse breeder, settled their dispute over breach of promise to marry. They chose a quick path to wed through a justice of the peace with newspaper help, avoiding a five day waiting period.
The couple showed little conversation as they pursued a marriage license. Judge Wentworth suggested court help if they settled, and with signatures in hand they left the Municipal Court side by side. The ceremony proceeded at Attorney Bloomberg’s office with Sidney B. Brown officiating and Ida Weinberg recording. Both have resided at 26 Temple Street for five years.
The couple, seated on a settee outside the fourth jury session, appeared to seek a settlement for their ongoing legal battle. The comely widow viewed life philosophically while Mr. Groves, aged just past sixty, showed less interest as they attended the court to see if yesterday's trial could be postponed or resolved.
Albert Morse Stillman of Ryegate Vermont dies after a month of illness at 76. Civil war veteran and church deacon leaves a large family. Services set at Wells River and Brighton. Carney Hospital opens a heart and lung clinic conducted by Dr Louis Curren in the outpatient department on Tuesday and Thursday mornings. In New York the Stillman divorce case resumes with witnesses including Frank Murphy detailing yacht Modesty events and Florence Leeds involvement.
Former Lowell Gas Light Company employees on strike over wage cuts and longer hours were subjected to a broad temporary injunction by Judge Louis S. Cox in the Superior Court. The order bars combining or conspiring to disrupt company business and forbids hindering current or future workers or maintaining patrols or pickets near the gas plant.
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