Town annual report of Chelmsford 1919, Part 1

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DAVID FRANK SMALL DIED DEC. 4, 1919, AGED 43 YEARS SELECTMAN, 1908-1919


ANNUAL REPORT


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Officers of the Town of Chelmsford.


Town Clerk Edward J. Robbins


Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor


William E. Belleville. Term expires 1922


D. Frank Small Term expires 1921


Justin L. Moore Term expires 1920


Assessors


Herbert C. Sweetser Term expires 1922


James P. Dunigan. . Term expires 1921


Fred L. Fletcher Term expires 1920


Town Treasurer and Collector of Taxes Ervin W. Sweetser


Auditors


Gabriel Audoin


Albert A. Ludwig


Garfield A. Davis


Constable George M. Wright,


School Committee


Herbert Waterhouse. . Term expires 1922


Charles H. Ellis. . Term expires 1921


Ulyses J. Lupien Term expires 1920


Trustees of Adams Library


Edwin R. Clark (Terms expire 1922) Otis P. Wheeler Albert H. Davis . (Terms expire 1921) A. Heady Park Wilson Waters


Frances Clark (Terms expire 1920)


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Tree Warden Walter H. Merrill


Sinking Fund Commissioners


Walter Perham . Term expires 1922


William H. Shedd. Term expires 1921


William J. Quigley . Term expires 1920


Cemetery Commissioners


James S. Byam. . Term expires 1922


Charles F. Scribner . Term expires 1921


Bayard C. Dean Term expires 1920


Park Commissioners


Arthur M. Warren Term expires 1922


Fred L. Fletcher Term expires 1921


Patrick S. Ward. . Term expires 1920


Fence Viewers


James W. Stevens .John H. Cogger Leonard Spaulding


Appraisers of Personal Property at Town Farm Emile E. Paignon, Jr. John F. Parker Walter Perham


Weighers of Hay


S. Waldo Parkhurst Fred Tangley Henry H. Emerson


Myron A. Queen Frank E. Bickford John B. Emerson


Measurers of Wood


S. Waldo Parkhurst Fred Tangley Alvin H. Fletcher Melvin Walker John Marinel, Jr.


Daniel A. Reardon


Frank E. Bickford


Myron A. Queen


Francis O. Dutton Harry L. Parkhurst


Hosmer W. Sweetser


R. Wilson Dix Myron A. Queen Herbert C. Sweetser Alvin H. Fletcher George E. Symmes


Surveyors of Lumber Stewart Mackay E. Hamlin Russell Melvin Walker Francis O. Dutton J. F. Knight Harry L. Parkhurst


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R. Wilson Dix


Field Drivers Thomas Murphy E. Hamlin Russell


John J. Monahan Herbert E. Ellis


Finance Committee James P. Dunigan William H. Shedd William E. Belleville


APPOINTED BY THE SELECTMEN.


Town Counsel Frederick A. Fisher


Superintendents of Burials


Walter Perham


George F. Cutler A. F. Whidden


Superintendent of Burial of Indigent Soldiers and Sailors Walter Perham


Agents of the Board of Health


Arthur G. Scoboria Precincts 1 and 4


Fred E. Varney Precincts 2 and 3


Registrars of Voters


James F. Leahey Term expires 1922


Karl M. Perham. . Term expires 1921


Samuel Kershaw . Term expires 1920


Edward J. Robbins Ex-Officio


Sealer of Weights and Measures Curtis A. Aiken


Superintendent of Town Farm Arthur Burnham


Superintendent of Moth Work Walter Shepherd


Janitors of Public Buildings


Owen Scollan


Curtis A. Aiken


Game Warden Charles F. Morse


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Inspector of Animals Arnold C. Perham


Inspector of Slaughtering and Meats Arnold C. Perham (Resigned) William S. Hall (Appointed)


Engineer of Fire Department Arnold C. Perham


Special Police Officers


George C. Moore, Jr.


George C. Moore


Frank C. Byam


Charles F. Devine


James Buchanan


Ralph W. Emerson


Owen Scollan


Thomas Brown


Morton B. Wright


Charles O. Robbins


Thomas Jones


Curtis A. Aiken


George Small


George O. Spaulding


James S. Byam


Patrick J. Welsh


Herbert A. Vickery


Herbert M. Sturtevant


Patrick H. Haley


Superintendent of Streets Charles Forsythe


Harry L. Parkhurst Emma L. Parkhurst James P. Dunigan John B. Emerson


Weighers of Coal


Frederick Tangley J. W. Richardson Frank E. Bickford George X. Pope


John Dunigan


James F. Leahey James Long James J. Hackett Paul McGregor


George X. Pope William Brown Emma L. Parkhurst J. W. Richardson


Surveyors of Lumber


Wallace C. McDonald D. C. Cummings John Harrison


Hosmer W. Sweetser


Edward B. Russell


Pearl T. Durrell John A. Burton E. A. Vondal F. Robinson H. A. Townsend


Weighers of Merchandise


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Annual Town Meeting


February 3, 1919.


At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Chelms- ford qualified to vote in Town affairs held pursuant to Warrant at the Town Hall, Center Village, Monday, February 3, 1919 at 8 o'clock in the forenoon the following business was transacted to wit: The meeting was called to order and the Warrant read by the Town Clerk, Edward J. Robbins.


Under Article 1, to choose a Moderator, Walter Perham was unanimously elected, the check list being used and the oath of office was administered by the Town Clerk.


Under Article 2, relative to the election of Town officers by the official ballot, the following Clerks and Tellers, previously appointed by the Selectmen, were sworn by the Town Clerk: Ballot Clerks : John P. Scoboria, John H. Pratt. Tellers : John F. Parker, George W. Day, Myron A. Queen, George A. McNulty, Samuel Kershaw, William J. Quigley.


The ballot boxes were examined and found to be empty, the registers indicating zero. The ballots were then delivered to the ballot clerks by the Town Clerk, he taking their receipt therefor. The polls were opened at 8.15 A. M. and closed at 1.20 P. M. The ballots as counted were 727 and the check lists corresponding. 509 ballots were cast by male voters and 218 ballots were cast by female voters. During the canvas of the ballots the following business was transacted :


Under Article 3, the following officers were chosen by nom- ination from the floor.


Fence Viewers-James W. Stevens, John H. Cogger, Leonard Spaulding.


Appraisers of Personal Property at Town Farm-Emil E. Paignon, Jr., John F. Parker, Walter Perham.


Weighers of Hay-S. Waldo Parkhurst, Fred Tangley, Henry H. Emerson, Myron A. Queen, Frank E. Bickford, John B. Emerson.


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Measurers of Wood -- S. Waldo Parkhurst, Frederick Tangley, Alvin H. Fletcher, Daniel A. Reardon, Frank E. Bickford, Myron A. Queen, John Marinel, Jr., Melvin Walker, Francis A. Dutton, Hosmer W. Sweetser, Harry L. Parkhurst.


Surveyors of Lumber-R. Wilson Dix, Myron A. Queen, Herbert C. Sweetser, Alvin HI. Fletcher, George E. Symmes, Stewart Mackay, E. Hamlin Russell, Melvin Walker, Franeis O. Dutton, J. F. Knight, Harry L. Parkhurst.


Field Drivers-R. Wilson Dix, Thomas Murphy, E. Hamlin Russell.


Finance Committee-John J. Monahan, Herbert E. Ellis, James P. Dunigan, William H. Shedd, William E. Belleville.


Under Article 4, to hear reports of Town Officers and Com- mittees. The report of the committee appointed at the last Annual Town Meeting to look into the matter of uniting the two water systems, now in operation, was laid upon the table pending action under Article 14 of this Warrant. It was voted that a committee of five be appointed by the Moderator to investigate schoolhouse needs at Golden Cove and at East Chelmsford and report at a special town meeting to be called later. The Moderator named the following to serve on said committee- James F. Stevens, Harry L. Parkhurst, Robert Barris, Charles F. Devine and Josiah E. Marshall.


Voted to accept report of progress of High School Building Committee as printed in Town Report.


Attention was called to the fact that the illustration of he tower on Robins' Hill was of the old tower and not of the new one.


Voted to accept the balance of Town Report as printed.


Under Article 5, the Finance Committee reported the sums necessary in their judgment which as amended. It was voted to raise and appropriate as follows:


For Schools, $55,487.00. Voted that the sum of $1,340.00 for outstanding bills and the receipts of the School Department for 1918, for State Wards and the Dog Taxes be appropriated from the Treasury for the use of the schools. For Highways the Town voted to authorize the Treasurer to borrow a sum not exceeding $12,000.00 to be used by the Town in bearing its proportionate part of the expense of relocation, repair, and widening as and when ordered by the County Commissioners of the North Road, so called, from the Railroad Crossing at Chelmsford Center to the Princeton Boulevard at North Chelms-


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ford. For Road Work, $11,000.00. The sum of $1,000.00 was reappropriated from money in the Treasury for land damage on Boston Road, so called. Support of Poor, $6,500.00. Street Lighting, $7,360.00. Indigent Soldiers and Sailors, $400.00. Industrial School (Lowell), $1,000.00, plus receipts of year 1918. Repairs of Public Buildings, $2,500.00. Tree Warden, $100.00. Officers and Committees, $6,000.00. Care and improvement of Cemeteries, $800.00. Memorial Day, $150.00. Insurance Fund, $500.00. Adams Library, $1,200.00. North Chelmsford Library Association, provided the books are for the free use of all inhab- itants of the Town, $800.00 Miscellaneous, $3,200.00. Village Clock, $30.00, plus unexpended balance of last year. Sealer of Weights and Measures, $100.00 Meat Inspection, $500.00. Cattle Inspection, $100.00. Public Parks, $400.00 Town Treasurer's Bond, $220.00. Under this article it was voted that the Selectmen be requested to install some system of Town ac- counting.


Under Article 6, voted that the Town authorize the Select- men to act as its agent in any suit or suits which may arise during the current year, also in such other matters which may arise, requiring in their judgment the action of such agent and to employ counsel therefor.


Under Article 7, voted that the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, be and hereby is authorized to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year beginning January 1, 1919, and to issue a note or notes payable within one year, any debt or debts incurred under this vote to be paid from the revenue of said financial year.


Under Article 8, voted that the Town raise and appropriate the sum of seven hundred fifty dollars ($750.00) to be paid the North Chelmsford Fire District for hydrant service for the cur- rent year.


Under Article 9, voted that the Town raise and appropriate the sum of seven hundred fifty dollars ($750.00) to be paid the Chelmsford Water District for the current year.


Under Article 10, voted that the Town raise and appropriate the sum of two thousand dollars ($2,000.00) for the purpose of buying road binder, material to be Tarvia or some other product.


Under Article 11, voted that the Town raise and appropriate the sum of eighty dollars ($80.00) to reimburse Mr. John Curry at the North Village for damage to automobile on Richardson Road.


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Under Article 12, relative to raising and appropriating the sum of forty-five hundred dollars ($4,500.00) for the purchase of a steam roller. The article was dismissed.


Under Article 13, voted that the Town raise and appropriate the sum of two hundred sixteen dollars ($216.00) for twelve electric lights in addition to the number previously contracted for. Said lights to be distributed along the following public ways, viz. : Eight lights on Billerica Road, three lights on Russell Mill Road, and one light on North Road.


Under Article 14, the report of the Committee appointed at the last Annual Town Meeting to investigate the advisability of connecting the North Chelmsford Fire District and the Chelms- ford Water District was accepted as a report of progress. It was voted that the sum of five hundred dollars ($500.00) be raised and appropriated for the purpose of making a survey, in view of consolidating the two systems now in operation and its exten- sion to the other parts of the Town. 104 voting in favor and 29 opposed.


Under Article 15, voted that the Moderator appoint a com- mittee of ten citizens, two from each section of the Town, i. e., Center, North, South, East and West Villages whose duty it will be to consider what steps should be taken either by the erection of suitable memorials or otherwise to give due and proper recog- nition of the Chelmsford boys who responded to the call of duty in the recent European conflict; this committee to bring in their report and recommendations at any subsequent special Town meeting, but not later than the next Annual Town Meeting. The committee appointed was as follows: Charles E. Bartlett, Justin G. Moore, Dr. F. E. Varney, William L. Picken, John J. Monahan, Fred A. Snow, Emile E. Paignon, Jr., A. Heady Park.


Under Article 16, relative to raising and appropriating an amount of money and the election of a director for demonstration work in agriculture and home economics under the provisions of Chap. 273, General Acts of 1918, the article was dismissed.


Under Article 17, voted to raise and appropriate a sum not to exceed five hundred dollars ($500.00) for the purpose of some form of celebration on April 19, 1919, or some other date as evidence of the appreciation of the Town for the patriotic services of the men of Chelmsford in the Army and Navy of the United States and of the other Allies in the recent European War. The matter to be left in the hands of the Selectmen.


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Following the transaction of the foregoing business the result of the official ballot for Town officers under Article 2 of this Warrant, was declared as follows:


For Selectman for three years-William E. Belleville, 252; A. Heady Park, 223.


For Overseer of the Poor for three years-William E. Belleville, 243; A. Heady Park, 226.


For Town Treasurer and Collector of Taxes-Ervin W. Sweetser, 416.


For Assessor for three years-Herbert C. Sweetser, 401.


For three Auditors-Gabriel Audoin, 253; Garfield A. Davis, 310; Everett E. Harris, 229; Albert A. Ludwig, 268.


For one Constable-George M. Wright, 379.


For one Member of School Committee for three years- Frank J. Garvey, 284; Herbert Waterhouse, 431.


For two Trustees of Adams Library for three years-Edwin R. Clark, 338 ; Otis P. Wheeler, 337.


For Tree Warden-Minot A. Bean, 371.


For Sinking Fund Commissioner for three years-Walter Perham, 355.


For Cemetery Commissioner for three years-James S. Byam, 353.


For Park Commissioner for three years-Arthur M. Warren, 373.


Vote on Question of Licensing the Sale of Liquor-Yes, 57; No, 384.


Voted to dissolve the meeting at 5.15 P. M.


WALTER PERHAM,


Moderator.


EDWARD J. ROBBINS,


Town Clerk.


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Special Town Meetings.


May 28, 1919.


At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Chelmsford qualified to vote in Town affairs, held pursuant to Warrant at the Town Hall, Center Village, Wednesday evening, May 28, 1919, at eight o'clock P. M., the following business was transacted to wit :


The meeting was called to order and the Warrant read by the Town Clerk.


Under Article 1, to choose a Moderator, Walter Perham was unanimously elected, the check list being used and the oath of office administered by the Town Clerk.


Under Article 2, the Finance Committee submitted their report and recommended that the same asked for under Articles 2, 3, 5 and 6 of this Warrant be raised and appropriated. It was voted that the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $2,500.00 for the purpose of celebrating the return of the Soldiers and Sailors of Chelmsford, as provided in Section 1, Chapter 4 of the Acts of the Legislature of the present year, and that the same be expended under the direction of the Board of Selectmen.


Under Article 3, voted that the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $35.00 for the purpose of painting the flag pole at North Chelmsford, the same to be expended under the direction of the Board of Selectmen.


Under Article 4, voted that permission be and the same hereby is given (to Oblate Fathers) to extend St. Joseph's Cemetery, so called, situated in East Chelmsford, by the addition of a certain tract of land containing by estimation about nineteen acres.


Under Article 5, voted that the Town raise and appropriate the additional sum of $2,500.00 for the construction and main- tenance of highways of which $1,000.00 is to be expended on Middlesex Street, North Chelmsford, and the balance as a part of the general highway appropriation.


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Under Article 6, voted that the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $2,000.00 for the purpose of grading the athletic field at the new High School at Chelmsford Center, the same to be expended under the direction of the Building Committee.


At 9.10 P. M., voted to dissolve the meeting. WALTER PERHAM,


EDWARD J. ROBBINS,


Town Clerk.


Moderator.


November 24, 1919.


At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Chelmsford qualified to vote in Town affairs, held pursuant to Warrant at the Town Hall, Center Village, Monday evening November 24, 1919, at eight o'clock, the following business was transacted, to wit :


The meeting was called to order and the Warrant read by the Town Clerk.


Under Article 1, to choose a Moderator, Walter Perham was unanimously elected, the check list being used and the oath of office administered by the Town Clerk.


Under Article 2, it was moved that Chap. 293 of the Acts of 1916, entitled "An Act to Authorize the Licensing by Cities and Towns of Motor Vehicles Carrying Passengers for Hire" be and the same hereby is accepted by the Town of Chelmsford. An amendment to the foregoing motion was immediately offered and passed and was that "when voted upon it be a 'Yes' and 'No' ballot and that the check list be used."


The original motion as amended was argued at length. A motion was then offered that action upon the matter be in- definately postponed. This motion was carried by a voice vote.


At 9.45 P. M. the meeting was dissolved.


WALTER PERHAM,


Moderator.


EDWARD J. ROBBINS,


Town Clerk.


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State Election.


November 4, 1919.


Number of ballots cast: Precinct 1, 459; Precinct 2, 347; Precinct 3, 62; Precinct 4, 79 ; total 947.


Governor-Calvin Coolidge, Republican, 681; Charles B. Ernst, Prohibitionist, 11; William A. King, Socialist, 21 ; Richard H. Long, Democrat, 212; Ingvar Paulsen, Soc. Labor, 2.


Lieutenant-Governor-Charles J. Brandt, Socialist, 31; Channing H. Cox, Republican, 620; H. Edward Gordon, Pro- hibitionist, 9; John F. J. Herbert, Democrat, 227; Patrick Mulligan, Soc. Labor, 14.


Secretary-Harry W. Bowman, Prohibitionist, 28, James Hayes, Soc. Labor, 6; Albert P. Langtry, Republican, 618; Charles H. McGlue, Democrat, 202; Herbert H. Thompson, Socialist, 25.


Treasurer and Receiver General-Fred J. Burrell, Re- publican, 544; David Craig, Soc. Labor, 5; Charles D. Fletcher, Prohibitionist, 13; Louis Marcus, Socialist, 24; Chandler M. Wood, Democrat, 297.


Auditor-Arthur J. B. Cartier, Democrat, 194; Alonzo B. Cook, Republican, 620; Oscar Kinselas, Soc. Labor, 2; Walter P. J. Skahan, Socialist, 21; Henry J. D. Small, Prohibitionist, 16.


Attorney General-J. Weston Allen, Republican, 635; Morris I. Becker, Soc. Labor, 7; Joseph A. Conroy, Democrat, 189; Conrad W. Crooker, Prohibitionist, Ind. Progressive, 16; William R. Henry, Socialist, 24.


Councillor-James G. Harris, Republican, 668.


Senator-Frank H. Putnam, Republican, 614; John T. Sparks, Democrat, 282.


Representative in General Court-Karl M. Perham, Demo- crat, 422; James H. Wilkins, Republican, 451.


County Commissioner-Erson B. Barlow, Republican, 659; Charles J. Barton, Democrat, 194.


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Two Associate County Commissioners-Frederick P. Barnes, Republican, 604; H. Harding Hale, Republican, 395.


District Attorney-William E. Russell, Democrat, 203; Nathan A. Tufts, Republican, 650.


Vote on adoption of rearrangement of Constitution-Yes, 364; No, 136.


Vote on acceptance of Act concerning courses of instruction for employed minors-Yes, 492; No, 79.


Vote on approval of Chap 116, Acts of 1919, concerning Savings Bank deposits-Yes, 382; No, 180.


Vote on instructing Senator concerning regulation manu- facture and sale of liquors-Yes, 385; No, 324.


EDWARD J. ROBBINS,


Town Clerk.


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BIRTHS RECORDED IN CHELMSFORD IN 1919.


Date Name of Child


Jan. 1 Ilene Louise O'Loughlin


2 Andrew Belida


4 Richard Stanley Hildreth


5 Maurice Foster Walbridge


6 Catherine Rita Kinch


11 Isai Francis Joseph Lavallee


14 Joseph Liebidzinski


16 Theresa Luella Gaudette


18 Theodore Abner Knapp


18 Joseph Emile Gauthier


21 - Molloy


27 Trenton James Scobie


Feb.


Frances Estelle Pippin


8 Charles Stone


9 Olive Viola Haines


12 Evelin May Miner


14 Wladyslaw Dahnek


15 Marie Blanche Loiselle


16 Poirier


18 Russell Ernest Johnson


20 Joseph Leo Roberge


23 Kenneth Richard Hill


23 Hanson


20 Violet Harriet Howard


Mar.


3 Daniel Saloski


5 Mary D. E. Leclair


6 Callahan


8 Violet Genevieve St. Onge


10 Charlotte Louise Barris


12 Ioletta Montazzi


25 Emil B. Zabierek


26 Delna Irene Logan


31 Oliver Fissette


Apr.


1 Shirley Louise Butterfield John Henry Kidder


4 Russell Beaulieu


7 Brennan


7 Thomas Ledwith Donohue


S Alcorn


14 Stillborn 19 Reno


21 Norman W. Leedberg


23 Brotz


26 Norman Lloyd Slavely


Name of Parents


Edward J. and Jennie E. (Malorey ) Elis and Olka (Rostachka)


Clarence R. and Helen N. (Swanson)


Maurice E. and Nellie B. ( Waller) Benj. F. and Etta E. (Cox) Paul and Aurore (Tremblay ) Michael and Mary (Siroka) Philip N. and Grace (Bessette) Philip M. and Anna M. (Hemlow) Emile and Ernestine (Gagnon) Richard A. and Mary G. (McCoy) Percey and Mary (Titterington)


Ernest W. and Cora A. (Perkins) John J. and Della P. (Bacon) Percey L. and Mildred L. (Palmer) Arthur P. and Alice A. (Magnant) Stanislas and Anna (Ferris) Arthur and Eva (Plonffe) Fred and Ruby ( Brooks) George E. and Daisy (Saunders) Alfred and Lucinda (Ayotte) Ernest L. and Edith E. (Nystrom) Richard F. and Esther ( Anderson ) John A. and Ella B. (Billings)


Simon and Seraphen (Szwiezki) Arthur and Lena ( Narden) Fred and Alvina H. (Lepene) Moses J. and Eva A. (LaCombe) Robert and Lydia (Shedd) Michael and Angelina (Di Rocco) Anthony and Amiela (Kaezmorczyk) John and Lillian R. (Wallace) Adolphe and Georgianna (Marin)


Jesse S. and Ruth H. (Moody) Charles H. and Hattie L. (Reed) Joseph D. and Irene (Sartwell) Francis and Margaret E. (Conley ) John J. and Margaret T. (Ledwith) James T. E. and Martha (Cromwell)


Ervin C. and Florence M. (Picard) Oscar F. and Ingeborg (Anderson) Edward and Eva (De Catur) Joseph and Gertrude (Whiteley )


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Name of Child


Date May 3 Iha Di Rocco


4 James Edward Freeman


4 Frederick Earl Pickering


5 Gauthier


S Paulina Lundberg Louise Rita Ducharme


10 11 Johnson


14 Edmond Champagne


15 Catherine E. Barry


15 Mary D. F. Marcotte


16 Edwin G. D. Sealand


21 Bernice May Nolin


24 Oscar Henri Therriault


26 Marie Albertine Tremblay


June


1 Marjorie Vickery


3 Doris Ada Kay


5 John Peasley Ingalls


5 Charlton Phillips Boyd


7 Evelen May Duffy


10 Earl Smith Brown


12 George Albert Hayden


22 William Francis O'Brien


27 Joseph E. V. Dumond


30 Richard Warren Davis


July


2 Jeanette Frances Kelly 3 Alix Isabel Marinel


10 Gertrude Lillian Shepherd


14 Alberton Arne Olsen


19 Phoebe Murphy


27 Kelley


29 Frederick Wilmont Hand


30 Oscar Henry Johnson


Aug.


7 Katherine Ellen Trubey


12 Margaret Theresa Carr


12 Marjorie Mary Carr


12 Brendan Murtaugh Borrows


16 Johnson


21 Richard Paignon Pearson


24 Raymond Russeau


26 Douglas Haley


Sept. 4 Joseph Alfred Albert Marchand Leon Theodore Shugrue 18 Shirley Barbara Harmon


19 Hazel Rita Davis


19 Mosher 21 Waclow Victor Zabierek


22 John Isador Lemieux


24 Norman Otis Wright


25 Stillborn


27 Creighton Marshall Hamilton


28 Laura May Grant


29 Lars Gustaf Wikander


29 Shirley Elizabeth Brown


Name of Parents


Denato and Denata (Di Lucca) Austin C. and Margaret F. (Mckenzie) Daniel F. and Lizzie V. (Sweetser)


George and Eliza (Bedard ) Paul V. and Anna C. (Murman) Timothy and Alma (Bedard) Joseph and Hulda ( Olson) Alphonse and Diana (Bruneau) Charles H. and Nettie L. ( Wetmore) Ludger and Matilda (Deaualant) Emil A. and Augusta M. (Henrikson) James F. and Eva (Eglin) John B. and Philomene (Beaulieu ) Joseph and Clarida ( Savard )


Leon and Florence (Booker) Fred and Catherine E. (McNeill) George and Agnes L. (Peaslee) Richard and Jennie ( Gates) Henry J. and Theresia L. (Elliott) Nelson J. and Ida M. (Smith) Harold E. and Hattie M. (Weeks) James F. and Lavina (Brule) Angense and Manda (Boucher ) Richard and Carrie ( Fletcher)


Edward and Mary J. (Flynn) Walter N. and Amelia (Syrret) George E. and Gertrude E. (Morse) Arne R. and Edith (Kiberd) Edward and Bertha C. (Tucke) Frederick B. and Mary L. (McGillian) George W. and Elizabeth M. (Terris) Oscar and Amanda (Stoneberg)


Clarence A. and Katherine (Heckbert) James B. and Elizabeth (Cain) James B. and Elizabeth (Cain) Peter and Celeste (Murtaugh) .John and Thora (Anderson) Fritz and Rose (Paignon) Ovila and Marie A. (Gagnier) Harry and Hannah (Briggs)


George and Ezina (Tremblay) Charles F. and Laura C. (Miner) Almon and Alice (Leahcy ) Edwin E. and Mary A. (Donovan) Frank E. and Helen (Kiessling) Vincent and Victoria (Conicki) Isador and Margaret (Fitzgerald) Otis R. and Versa M. (Jordan) 4 Thomas L. and Rachel L. (Marshall) Bernard L. and Aveline M. (Senter) Gustaf R. and Matilda (Sandstrom) Benj. F. and Lucinda M. (Clement)


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Date Name of Child


Oct.


1 Clara Elizabeth Corr


2 Frances Hazel Mills


20 William James Bray


30 Stillborn


30 Mildred Pope




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