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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1920

Page

2

Noted Boston Divorce Hearings Detail Marital Strife and Demands

Dr. Simpson testified to a 1892 Natick marriage and 1914 separation with years in Malden. He described conditions for reconciliation including Brookline residence, mahogany furnishings, 25 dollars weekly, and free movement, which he rejected. Mrs. Dora Simpson described quarrels at a Maine summer home and a hammer strike. A former employee testified to a signed check from the office. Judge Sanderson took the case under advisement.

Dr. Simpson Natick Malden Brookline California Dora Simpson Liberant Maine Etta J. Armstrong William J. Armstrong Boston Mabel H. Armstrong

Arlington Dentist Sues Wife for Cruel Treatment

Dr William H Simpson an Arlington dentist testifies in East Cambridge court that frequent quarrels included his wife Rosalie M Simpson slapping him breaking his glasses and kicking him in the abdomen as grounds for divorce. He cites demands for 25 a week. The case was heard yesterday before Judge Sanderson.

William H. Simpson Arlington Rosalie M. Simpson Sanderson East Cambridge

Witnesses deny intoxication and cruelty claims in case

Strong testified they had never seen him under the influence of liquor and Armstrong denied all instances of cruelty charged by his wife.

Strong Armstrong

Bill for Probe of Police Strike Fails

The House rejected a bill to investigate the causes of the Boston police strike by a vote of 22 to 113 after speeches by Representatives Carey Niland Cowin and Moynihan of Boston. Carey gave notice he will move reconsideration at today’s session.

Carey Niland Cowin Moynihan Boston House

Whist Party Benefit Planned by Roxbury Women

The Mount Pleasant Women's Club of Roxbury will host a whist party Thursday evening at the High School of Practical Arts to raise funds for a St Patrick's table at the diocesan bazaar in Symphony Hall next month. The committee includes Mrs. William H. Connell chairwoman Mrs. Herbert Kenny Mrs. Stephen Carrier Mrs. Dennis F. Sughrue Margaret Keenan and Mary Guiney.

Mount Pleasant Women’s Club Roxbury High School of Practical Arts Symphony Hall William H. Connell Herbert Kenny Stephen Carrier Dennis F. Sughrue Margaret Keenan Mary Guiney

Funeral service for John Spencer Clark

Funeral services for publisher and author John Spencer Clark, who died on Sunday, were held yesterday at his home 21 Kinross road Brighton. Rev Palfrey Perkins, pastor of the First Parish Church of Weston and former pastor of the First Parish Church Brighton, officiated.

John Spencer Clark Kinross Road Brighton Palfrey Perkins First Weston

Oliver Street Fire Caused by Careless Matches

Police say a fire on Oliver Street at the Davidson Press plant, on the third floor of a four story brick building at 32 Oliver Street, started shortly after 11 o clock last night due to careless use of matches. Fire and water damage were estimated at 2500 dollars.

Davidson Press Oliver Street

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