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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1908

Page

7

Boston Chauffeur Helen Clements Becomes Mrs Vejux Tyrode

Just home from a country tour Mrs. Maurice Vejux Tyrode at 416 Marlborough Street entertains friends with stories of her varied experiences. She is famed as one of Greater Boston’s cleverest women chauffeurs and bold behind the wheel. Before marriage she was Helen Clements a popular Brookline belle whose romance with Dr Velux Tyrode captivated local memory.

Maurice-Vejux-Tyrode Marlboro Street Vejux-Tyrode Greater Boston Vejux Tyrode Helen Clements Brookline Dr. Velux-Tyrode

President's Nephew to Wed Miss Willis in New York

James A. Roosevelt of 282 Beacon Street, nephew of President Roosevelt, announced engagement to Miss Mary Willis of New York City. He is son of the late Alfred Roosevelt and is traveling for Stone & Webster. Miss Willis is described as winsome and popular.

Boston Cupid James A. Roosevelt Beacon Street President Roosevelt Mary Willis Forty-sixth Street New York City Roosevelt Alfred Roosevelt Stone & Webster, Electrical Engineers Miss Willis Mr. Roosevelt Harvard College

Woman Taken as Shoplifter in Boston Scollay Square

An alleged woman shoplifter was arrested yesterday afternoon after two store detectives identified her in Scollay square. Patrolman James G. Peters escorted Martha Smith 47 of 2 Bowdoin street West End to the station where Captain Gaskin supervised a stern scolding. Detectives Millie Cooper and Esther Task say she has recently been conspicuous in the shopping district, accused of taking gloves from one store and a pin from another. She faltered several times during transfer to the station.

Scollay Square James G. Peters Captain Gaskin Martha Smith Bowdoin Street West End Millie Cooper Esther Task Tremont Street Tremont Row Peters

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