Piano and Sideboard Hidden by Tenants in East Boston
Mrs. Anastasia F. Killilea alleges in a Superior Court bill that Philip M. McArdie and his wife Elizabeth hid a piano and a large oak sideboard she owned. She seeks injunctions and a writ of replevin to seize the items, after they moved them from 256 Bennington Street. The theft of her furniture involved a forceful removal on April 27, with protestations ignored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anastasia F. Killilea
Philip M. McArdie
Elizabeth
Tilden
Bennington Street
East
Boston
McArdles
Killilea
Mismated Tales Before Judge In Boston Divorce Court
Grace S White told Judge Bishop she married Herbert D White a year earlier and he left her for another woman and was jailed for larceny. Decree nisi granted as she testified of his intimacy and prison.time. Others, including Mary Perry and Caroline Talbot, described neglect, brutality, desertion, and drunkenness leading to decrees nisi.
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Bishop
Grace S. White
Boston
Herbert D. White
Deer Island
Mary Perry
Charles C. Perry
Caroline A. Talbot
Josiah R
Reading
Penn
Nisi
Lewis Babcock
Dolly J
Lizzie E. Haskell
Alfred J
Walter S. Stamford
Levi P. Morton
New York
Sarah J
England
Sirze
The Cry of the Dreamer Poem Excerpts
A speaker rejects the urban life of toil and pretense yearning for the river and childhood dreams. The verse condemns wealth and hypocrisy, praising simple nature and enduring dreamers over day to day labor and city vanity.
Four Generations of Walkers Traced in Burlington Family
Mrs Edna F E Walker of Burlington Massachusetts heads a four generation line not yet seventy. Born October 29 1888 she descends from Nathaniel Hancock who settled Cambridge in 1635 and links to John Hancock. Samuel E Walker son of Samuel E Walker a Boston elevated railway supervisor. The photograph was taken in October.
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Edna F E. Walker
Burlington
Mass
Walker
Boston
Luke
Rebecca Hancock Randall
Samuel Edward Walker
Edith Walker Lindh
Harold Walker Lindh
Edna Walker
Cambridge
Samuel E. Walker
Sullivan Square
Charlestown
Ant
Nathaniel Hancock
John Hancock
Richard Walker
Lynn
Mr. Walker
Joshua Walker
Continental Army
Cow Ends Dog Fight at Albion and Gould Streets
Wakefield reports a morning clash between two dogs and a cow. The cow charged with horns, scattering the dogs who were left disfigured but alive. The scene ended as the cow redirected toward her pasture, ending the melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Albion
Gould Streets
Ong
Michael Holden
Woburn Girl Weds Abroad
Miss Christina Sorenson of Bird street Woburn aged 25 married Arthur Hans at the Episcopal Church in Antwerp Belgium after traveling from Winchester and Woburn to join her fiancé who had represented a Belgium nursery firm in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Sorenson
Bird Street
Woburn
Arthur Hans
Apostolic Church
Antwerp
Belgium
Winchester
Boston
Miss Sorenson
Sorenson
Girl Declares She Stole to Feed Hungry Parents in Ireland
Nellie T. Mitchell, 19, a chorus/modeling girl lodging at 32 Appleton Street South End, was arrested in a Washington Street employment office and charged with stealing property worth 300 from wealthy families where she had worked as a second girl. She says the thefts were to feed herself and her aged parents in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie T. Mitchell
Appleton Street
South End
Washington Street
Ireland
Thomas Sheehan
Sheehan
James Means
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Nellie
Charles T. Wallace
Circuit Road
Brookline
Knights of Columbus Hold Vermont State Convention
At Fairhaven Vermont May 14 the Knights of Columbus opened their annual convention with the largest number of candidates ever applied for admission to the state organization 71 initiated to the third degree The secretary reports a state membership over 1100 while the treasurer says the order is financially sound State Deputy Thomas Magner of Burlington presided and officers elected include State deputy F H O Connor Brattleboro State secretary John Flanagan Montpelier and State treasurer G E Mayo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairhaven
Knights of Columbus
Thomas Magner
Burlington
F. H. O'Connor
Brattleboro
John Flanagan
Montpelier
G. E. Mayo
New England Railway Club Dinner Discusses Tonnage Rating
At the regular monthly dinner of the New England Railway Club held at the American House last night President C. H. Wiggin presided. Twenty eight membership applications were referred to the committee on membership while Professor H. O. Keay of McGill University explained engine hauling tests using steam pressure cylinder diameter stroke length wheel size and grade curves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Railway Club
C. H. Wiggin
H. O. Keay
McGill University
Montreal
Canada
Savoy Lodge Pythians Dance At Berkeley Hall
Savoy Lodge 102 Knights of Pythias held its second annual May party and dance in Berkeley Hall with about 600 attendees. McInnes orchestra performed from 8 to 9, then dancing followed. The event was organized by Floor director Joseph Bocchino and a reception committee led by Joseph Manfred with members including Hector Pirozzi N Mondello Dr Greco and others.
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Savoy Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Berkeley Hall
McInnes
Joseph 8. Bocchino
Albert Blanchard
Aids
S. Langone
Archie Matarazzo
Louis Cohen
Jerome Petitti
S. Williams
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the Post
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Post Publishing Co
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James F. Murphy
Roosevelt
Edna E. Walker
Edith Walker Lindle
Harold Walker Lindle
Jordan Marsuh
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Bellows Falls
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Porte
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