Return of Property Ordered in Andrews Guardianship Case
Judge Jenney of the Superior Court rules for guardians of Miss Helen Bridge Andrews against Horace Greeley Weston who received most of her late father General George J. Andrews estate. Weston must return American Sugar valued at 1130, six shares of Pullman at 600, and ½ share of AT&T. first two stocks sold. Miss Mildred White’s breach of promise suit also yields a $244 execution, partially paid by Brookline Co operative Bank’s $1509.29 on Weston’s funds. White is enjoined from pursuing the Buckminster road property. Weston to account to guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Greeley Weston
Helen Bridge Andrews
George J. Andrews
Miss Andrews
Judge Jenney
Superior Court
Ralph C. Brewster
Weston
American Sugar
Pullman Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Mildred White
Brookline Co-operative Bank
Miss White
Buckminster Road
Jenney
Weston and Miss Andrews Inheritance Disclosed
The old General Andrews home on Buckminster road Brookline was conveyed to Weston by Miss Andrews who believed he would marry her. Weston married another and they shared time during a Suffolk County trial. Miss Andrews lives in Cape Elizabeth Maine. She is 4 years old and under Cumberland county Probate Court guardianship. Weston also received over $5000 in many shares.
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Weston
Miss Andrews
General Andrews
Buckminster Road
Brookline
Suffolk County
Cape Elizabeth
Cumberland County
Takes rap at wet doctors
Clarence True Wilson, general secretary of the Methodist Episcopal Church temperance board, told the Senate judiciary subcommittee that efforts to legalize beer with 23 4 percent alcohol are a planned propaganda backed by German brewers and brewery workers. He also said the Allied Medical Association of America, which endorsed then withdrew support for wines and beers, is not a in good standing medical body but a group formed by quack doctors to push anti prohibition propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clarence True Wilson
Board of Temperance
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Senate Judiciary
Rebel Prisoners Put on Trial in Juarez Court
Forty three prisoners captured during the battle of Juarez were placed on trial in the District Court before Judge Cuen. Delivery to civil authorities followed military custody and they face banditry charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juarez
Mexico
Battle of
Cuen
Bride Wears Grandmother's Lace in Brookline Nuptials
Miss Con stance Flanders wed Frederick B. Walker in St. Mark's Church Brookline in mid June. The gown used family lace from her grandmother and featured a tulle cap veil with orange blossom clusters. Rosamond Flanders served as maid of honor, with Helen B. Allen as flower girl and Benjamin Walker as best man. The bride is daughter of Mrs. Rufus Flanders of 39 Auburn Street.
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Constance Flanders
Frederick B. Walker
St. Mark's Methodist Episcopal Church
Brookline
Rosamond Flanders
Helen B. Allen
Benjamin Walker
Rufus Flanders
Auburn Street
Notre Dame Academy Roxbury Grants 34 Diplomas
Notre Dame Academy in Roxbury held its annual commencement awarding diplomas to 34 graduates. Rev Augustine Hickey presented the diplomas. Rev James Higgins prepared the students in white dresses with blue sashes. Awards included Miss Plannelly for Christian doctrine and piano medals to Miss Mulrenin and others.
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Notre Dame Academy
Roxbury
Augustine Hickey
S. T
Notre Dame
James Higgins
Marie Catherine Plannelly
Sodality of
Children of Mary
Elizabeth Marie Mulreni
New Slot Machines Fooling Public Say Reader
A Somerville reader, J Winston Cousens, criticizes postwar slot machines in 1919. He argues the new opaque fronts hide emptiness and urges visible supply indicators or instant refunds to protect patrons.
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iIn
King
Post
J. Winston Cousens
Somerville
Convert War Policies Now Possible for Veterans
Discharged service members who have kept paying premiums on government insurance may convert to private policies without a new medical exam. Major Thomas J. Johnson of the War Risk Insurance Section in the Northeastern Department announces forms are available at 99 Chauncy Street. Conversions must occur within five years of peace treaty signing. The current policy provides only annual coverage and premiums paid on the new policy constitute a permanent investment that can be redeemed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Johnson
Chauncy Street
Major Johnson
Retired Patrolman Frank L. Merritt Known as the Terror
Patrolman Frank L. Merritt of the Joy Street station retired after nearly 23 years in the police department. For years his beat included Howard Street and he earned the nickname the Terror from underworld members for fearlessness in enforcing the laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Merritt
Joy Street
Police
Howard Street
Dorchester Graduate Joins Army Pharmaceutical Corps
A Dorchester girl who recently graduated from Massachusetts College of Pharmacy was praised by Dean Theodore J. Bradley for the rising number of women in pharmacy courses and their strong scholarship. Bradley noted plans to raise college entry standards and discussed efforts to establish an Army pharmaceutical corps akin to the medical corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Theodore J. Bradley
College of Pharmacy
Massachusetts Pharmaceutical Association
Bradley
Medical Corps
Senator Gerry Returns From Paris Peace Survey
United States Senator Peter Goelet Gerry of Rhode Island arrived in New York aboard the Nieuw Amsterdam from Brest after visiting Paris to survey peace negotiations and shape his Senate course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Peter Goelet Gerry
Rhode Island
Paris
Senate
Nieuw Amsterdam
Brest
Woman Accused Of Kidnapping Eight-Month-Old Niece
Mrs. Eugene W. Thomas of North Adams Massachusetts is accused of kidnapping her sister in law's eight month old child and passing the baby off as her own. The child was taken to Waterford and Mrs. Thomas joined her husband after returning from overseas service. Police trace them to Toledo Ohio and plan an arrest warrant for Mrs. Thomas. Thomas is said to be innocent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
N. Y
Eugene W. Thomas
North Adams
Mass
William McCumber
Castleton
Thomas
Waterford
Toledo
Annual Outing and Reunion Held by Boston University Alumni
The College of Liberal Arts Alumni Association of Boston University will hold its outing and annual reunion tomorrow at the Woodland Park Hotel and Auburndale Seminary. Husbands wives and children of graduates are invited to enjoy the weekend house park at Auburndale, an innovation this year. Alumni may stay during commencement week or just a day, as convenient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Liberal Arts Alumni Association
Boston University
Woodland Fark
Lasell Seminary
Auburndale
FB. A
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Washington, Corner
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Georgette Voile
Sumer
Smart
Cuthura
H. Daigle
Fort Kent
SoRe
the Pops
Vienna Woods
Massenet
Julius Theodorowicz
Tschaikowsky
Oslols Snob
Sullivan
Heim
Heil
Ae Rubinstein Brahms
Merritt
Army Pharmaceutical Corps
Alice L. Mugar
Senator Gerry
Shandler & Go
Tremont Street
Taffeta and Crepe de Chine
Victrola Records
Victor
Victors
Victor Records
Victrola
Victor Talking Machine Company
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Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, N. J
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