ALLEGED BY MRS. MORRISOliver S. Morris, Formerly in Business Here, Is Sued for Divorce.Alleging that her husband, Oliver S. Morris, who conducted a garag on Washington street across frni Central fire station, and which wa destroyed by fire, had refused to support her, Mrs. Ethel L. Morris,the wife, who is making her home Iin Biddeford, has brought proceed- jings for an absolute divorce. Mr. Morris, while here, sold the chassis of the chemical truck in the Bidde-j ford fire department to the ci^y. He is at present located in Worcester, Mass., as an automobile salesman. ;R. Ik Seidel is counsel for thej wife.BURIAL AT WOODLAWN.The funeral services of Mrs. Mary j Murray were held at 1 o’clock Thursday afternoon at the rooms of W. I. Dennett at :ilt;)2 Main street in this city. Rev. Lester C. Holmes of theAdams street Baptist church officiated. The interment was in Wood-lawn cemetery.Ernest A. Little of Chadwick P: .lt;• a’id Mrs. Hevey, wife of ibuild-icctsr Joseph Hevey, went to r ' nsday evening to attendthe funeral of a relative.