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MRS. ANDREW A. DODD KIM BADE.Married life for Mrs. Mary Alma Dodd Kimball, tlie divorced wife of Andrew Dodd, the rich glue manufacturer of Salem, has proven a failure a second time, for she is suing her second husband, John H. Kimball, formerly New England representative of a New York firm, for divorce.According to the libel, filed in the divorce court yesterday, her second venture was a disappointment a weekafter she was married.The young woman who startled North Shore society five years ago with her divorce suit against her husband^ who was 30 years her senior, now charges her second husband with infidelity.She names one Helen Roche, aliasKing, of New York, and specifies Nov.26, 27, 28 and 29 of last year, and various dates since that time.MARRIED IN NOVEMBERHer husband, whom she is suing, is declared to be in Baltimore. For the past few years he had offices in Boston.Mrs. Kimball declares that she was married Nov. 18, 1909, in the Back Bay. After the marriage they took apartments at 1210 Commonwealth avenue, Allston.Hardly had they been settled in their new home when family differences began to show themselves, and Mrs. Kimballsuddenly gave up her apartments and it is thought went to live with her mother, Mrs. Clapp.Mrs. Kimball is but 28 years of age. When she was 21. and employed as a stenographer in an Insurance office in Boston, she was introduced to Andrew Dodd, the rich glue manufacturer ofSalem, and married him within threemonths after she met him.After scarcely more than a years married life, and when her first husband had gone to Europe, the young woman sued her husband for divorce. She alleged desertion and claimed that her wealthy husband had made a confidant of servants and barbers.The suit hung fire for some time, and it was not until September, J908, that she -was granted a divorce.In a little more than another year Mrs. Dodd took her second plunge into married life.Mrs. Kimball is a sister of Mrs. Harry S. Ferris of Brighton, who was married four years ago, after securing a marriage license in Brookline at midnight.
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Boston, Massachusetts, US
Wed, Jan 26, 1910
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