Divorces Granted for Desertion in Superior Court
Frank B. Durrelle a longtime Devonshire Street clerk was granted a desertion divorce from Carrie McQ Durrelle after a 1913 marriage marked by ongoing estrangement and money demands. Bertha B. Scanlon, former Westboro Insane Hospital matron, received divorce from Hugh P. Scanlon on desertion amid his drinking. Grace W. Taylor testified for divorce on non support though the outcome is not stated.
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Frank B. Durrelle
Devonshire Street
Morton
Superior Court
Carrie McQ. Durrelle
Tremont Street
Bertha B. Scanlon
Boston
Westboro Insane Hospital
Hugh P. Scanlon
Grace W. Taylor
Divorce Granted for Cruel and Abusive Treatment in 1915 Marriage
Mrs Eva Sanders of 1202 Commonwealth Avenue was granted a divorce from Harry Sanders on cruel and abusive treatment. She testified they married in 1915 and after years of slappings, he publicly slapped her at the Copley Plaza during a dining episode. Judge Morton dismissed a petition without prejudice and declined amendment for desertion.
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Ful
Maurice Jacobs
Mr. Jacobs
Morton
Jacobs
Jacobse
Taylor
Eva Sanders
Commonwealth Avenue
Harry Sanders
Copley Plaza
Rhode Island Reds Win in Maine Winter Bird Contest
In Orono Maine May 25 two close rivals vied for top average production in the Maine Winter Brigg Laying contest run by the University of Maine extension service. Mrs Elwin Noble Livermore owns the leading Rhode Island Reds with 123 eggs per hen in six months while Mrs G Merle Gammon Livermore Falls White Wyandottes claim second with 123.36 eggs.
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Orono
Maine
Extension Service of
The
College of Agriculture
Oscar M. Wilbur
University of Maine
Rhode Island Reds
Elwin Noble
Livermore
Jogger Sam Johnson Aims 235 Mile Washington Run
New York May 24 Sam Johnson starts a nonstop jog from New York to Washington planned to cover 235 miles in 48 hours arriving Friday for a quiet weekend. He will pause at 165 minute intervals only for cake or a sandwich as two attendants trail in an automobile. Johnson previously ran to Boston in 46 hours and is dubbed the original human locomotive.
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New York
United News
Sam Johnson
Washington
Johnson
Sam
Boston
Strength Restored by Pink Pills Ad From Waterville
Mrs Frank Letourneau of 5 Pine Street Waterville Maine suffered two weeks from influenza leaving her weak dizzy and with backaches. After medical treatment she used Dr Williams Pink Pills and recovered strength nerves and sleep improved. Her daughter also recovered after taking the pills. Your druggist sells Dr Williams Pink Pills for 60 cents.
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Frank Letourneau
Pine Street
Waterville
Dr. Williams
Annual Flower Show at Dane Estate Chestnut Hill
A large crowd attended the annual spring flower show at the Dane estate in Rough wood Chestnut Hill Brookline. Edwin S Webster won the Horticultural Society prize for a superb spring plant display. Ernest B Dane won the Garden Club of North America trophy for rare orchids. Mrs William Hillery took the James D Colt prize for table decoration. The event runs today and tomorrow from 10 am to evening with many prizes and notable exhibitors.
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Ernest B. Dane
Roughwood
Chestnut Hill
Brookline
Horticultural Society
Edwin S.webster
Garden Club of North America
James D. Colt
William Hillery
Prcipal
Dane
Weld
Eewin &. Webster
R. M. Saltonstall
Andrew Adie
Louis K. Liggett Estates
Chestnut Hill Garden Society
Strikers Reject New 5 Percent Cut at Patchogue Mills
Strikers at Patchogue Plymouth mills yesterday refused a 6 percent wage cut with a 4 percent Sept 1 further cut if needed. Today they voted on a 5 percent at once without future references, but the motion was defeated. The proposal came from the workers, not mill officials. Agent H A S Read informed organizer Francis J Gorman that yesterday's rejected compromise no longer applied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Textile Workers of America
Falling Glass Injures Workman at 15 Court Square
Vincent De Simons was struck by a pane of glass from a third story window while at a new building site at 15 Court Square yesterday morning. The glass cut a deep gash in his hand and grazed his head. he was treated at Haymarket Relief Station and returned home to 1 Sheafe Street North End.
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Vincent de Simons
Court Square
Haymarket
Sheafe Street
North End
Fire damages $100,000 at New Haven box plant
Fire at the National Folding Box Company plant in New Haven damaged stock used for making boxes. Management estimated the loss at 100000. The blaze occurred this afternoon in a paper and pulp storage building on the site.
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Hbew Haven
National Folding Box Company
Dog Regular Baseball Fan
Louis F. Britton, an automobile repair merchant, owns a dog that becomes a regular ballgame patron. The dog shows displeasure if not taken to games, barks when the crowd leaves, and loudly barks at long hits. If not taken to a game, the dog will bark at home after inspecting the grounds.
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Westfield
Louis F. Britton
Gardé
Mr. Britton
Trinity College Announces Faculty Changes at Hartford
May 24 report lists the resignation of Professor Edward Collins Stone from Trinity College chemistry and the appointment of Dr. Charles B. Hurd of Colby College as assistant professor in chemistry. Dr. John A. Spaulding of Yale is named assistant professor of Romance languages.
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Hartford
Edward Collins Stone
Trinity College
Charles B. Hurd
Colby College
Waterville
John A. Spaulding
Yale
Two Women Held as Suspicious After Boston Shoplift Probe
Mrs Laura Freeman a Chui artist and Mrs Mary Brown of Philadelphia aged four? were taken into custody yesterday by Inspector Pelton of the shoplifting squad. They were held as suspicious persons and sent to the City prison for the night. They claimed to have arrived in Boston from Philadelphia yesterday morning.
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Laura Freeman
Mary Brown
Philadelphia
Pelton
City
Boston
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