Never Near Enough to Hit Her Husband
Mrs. Tirzah H. Gay of Weymouth testified she never struck her husband and could not get near enough as he would run away in a Dedham divorce libel case. Judge Morton dismissed the libel after a 1920 attempt. couple married December 24 1890 in Weymouth and have two children Arthur J. Gray 20 and Phyllis Gay 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirzah H. Gay
Weymouth
Dedham
Louis M. Gay
Morton
Weypmouth
Arthur J. Gray
Phyllis Gay
Gay
Webster Thayer
Volunteers Plan Free Wood for Poor From Blue Hills
A plan approved by the regimental officers of the Volunteers of America aims to cut hardwood in Blue Hills with Governor Cox’s permission. Church teams will harvest the wood, season it, and distribute it free to needy families in the city. The group also geared up for its largest Thanksgiving and Christmas aid effort in New England.
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The
Volunteers of America
Cox
Blue Hills
New England
Maude Sharp
New Bedford
Hattie Place
Worcester
Hannah Munson
Providence
Nellie M. Duncan
Boston
James W. Merrill
New York
Walter Duncan
Witness Box Moments Halts Divorce Court Testimony
Two men collapsed while testifying in Judge Bell's divorce court session. William P. Young, a Dorchester seaman, accused his wife of desertion and fainted during questions about his absence and communication. James Elmer Hackett, a Fitchburg jail officer, testified in a sister's libel suit and also fainted. Both cases postponed.
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Bell
William P. Young
Dorchester
Alice M. Young
Vinal Haven
William
James Elmer Hackett
Fitchburg County
Nettie M. Benson
Brookline
Arthur F. Benson
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