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Income during 1909. 41.55
$59.80
Expenditures during 1909
$59.80
M. P. SAWYER FUND.
Balance December 19, 1908.
$30.74
Income during 1909.
255.09
$285.83
Expenditures during 1909
216.10
Balance
$ 69.73
J. R. SPRING FUND.
Balance December 19, 1908
$420.21
Income during 1909 ... 800.00
$1220.21
Expenditures during 1909.
605.55
Balance
$614.66
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ANNUAL REPORTS
J. M. BRADBURY FUND.
Balance December 19, 1908. $20.00
Income during 1909. 40.00
$60.00
Expenditures during 1909.
$60.00
WILLIAM C. TODD FUND.
Balance December 19, 1908
$187.86
Income during 1909
600.00
$787.86
Expenditures during 1909.
635.53
Balance
. $152.33
S. W. MARSTON FUND.
$177.08
Paid city treasurer. $140.00
Five Cents Savings Bank deposit . 37.08
$177.08
E. S. MOSELEY FUND.
Income during 1909.
$192.93
Paid city treasurer .
.$140.00
Five Cents Savings Bank deposit 52.93
$192.93
A. E. CUTTER FUND.
Income during 1909.
$140.46
Paid city treasurer
. $105.00
Five Cents Savings Bank deposit .
35.46
E. H. STICKNEY FUND.
Income during 1909
$250.00
Paid city treasurer . $250.00
W. O. MOSELEY FUND.
Income during 1909
$400.00
Paid city treasurer.
$400.00
.
W. H. P. DODGE FUND.
Balance December 19, 1908
$101.55
Income during 1909. 95.88
$197.35
Expenditures during 1909.
61.95
Balance
$135.40
Income during 1909.
$140.46
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PUBLIC LIBRARY GEORGE HASKELL FUND.
Balance Le: ember 19, 1908 $23.52
Income during 1909. 37.88
$61.40
Expenditures during 1909
55.86
Balance
$ 5.54
SUMMARY OF BALANCES.
Green fund
$ 41.92
Spring fund
614.66
Sawyer fund
69.73
Todd fund
152.33
Dodge fund
135.40
Haskell fund
5.54
$1,019.58
H. F. WHITON, Treasurer.
Examined and found correct and properly vouched.
WILLIAM BALCH, City Auditor.
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ANNUAL REPORTS
APPENDIX A-PEABODY FUND
The Peabody fund, amounting to $15,000, deposited in the Institution for Savings, of Newburyport, has yielded an income during the past year of $600. With the balance that was in hand, $447.57, there has thus been available for the purchase of books the sum of $1044.57. From this there have been bought and added to the library, since our last report was issued, 248 volumes, at a cost of $588.74, leaving on hand a balance to be carried to the new year of $455.83. The total number of books which have been purchased from the income of this fund now amounts to 11,687.
CHARLES W. MOSELEY, Treasurer Peabody Fund. LAWRENCE B. CUSHING, THOMAS C. SIMPSON, JOHN J. CURRIER, FRED. S. MOSELEY (by C. W. M.),
Having studied the accounts of the treasurer I find all bills paid as stated, vouchers filed, and the balance on deposit in the Ocean National Bank.
Newburyport, December 6, 1909.
JOHN D. PARSONS.
APPENDIX B-BUILDING FUND
To the Directors of the Public Library:
The building fund, since the publication of the last report, has yielded an income of $253.28. At the beginning of the year there remained on hand a balance of $245.24, making a total of $498.52. From this a number of bills for repairs on the building, and its general upkeep have been paid, amounting to $197.70. The balance now available is $300.82.
CHARLES W. MOSELEY, Treasurer Building Fund. LAWRENCE B. CUSHING.
Examined the above, find the accounts correct, accompanied by vouchers, and the balance as stated on deposit in the Ocean Bank.
JOHN D. PARSONS. Newburyport, December 6, 1909.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY APPENDIX C-CIRCULATION OF BOOKS
1909
1908
1907
Fiction
41,460
75.44
43,648
76.08
40,789
76.
Literature (poetry, essays, etc.).
2,311
4.20
2,488
1.33
2,340
4.36
Biography.
2,202
4.
2,052
3.59
1,807
3.4
Travel, descriptive, etc.
1,633
2.93
1,620
2.82
1,423
2.65
Magazines
1,584
2.88
1,479-
2.58
1,047
1.95
American history
1,179
2.14
1,375
2.40
1,420
2.64
Economics.
899
1.63
957
1.68
1,067
2.
Fine arts*
794
1.44
905
1.59
918
1.72
Natural science.
715
1.30
734
1.28
657
1.23
Useful arts.
683
1.24
746
1.30
725
1.35
History (not American).
536
.97
527
.91
575
1.08
Religion
465
.96
424
.73
548
1.02
Philosophy
433
.78
317
.55
230
.43
Language
80
.14
93
.16
74
.14
54,954
100.
57,365
100.
53,624
100.
APPENDIX D- ADDITIONS FOR THE YEAR
Number of volumes reported November 30, 1908
42,618
Additions from
Spring fund.
279
Peabody fund
251
Donations.
167
Sawyer fund
159
Todd fund
85
Williams fund.
55
Frothingham fund.
37
Haskell fund.
37
Dodge fund .
33
Bradbury fund.
30
Green fund.
23
1,156
43,774
Canceled, lost or missing.
47
Total number November 30, 1909
43,727
*Includes musical scores, recreations, etc.
136
ANNUAL REPORTS
APPENDIX E -CLASSIFICATION OF NEW BOOKS
1909
1908
1907
1906
Fiction.
274
23.70
268
22.02
240
21.72
220
20.
Economics
144
12.46
100
8.21
95
8.4
95
8.7
Biography
119
10.30
138
11.33
93
8.2
123
11.2
Literature
97
8.39
117
9.61
133
11.7
83
8.1
Fine arts.
83
7.17
166
13.63
65
5.7
116
10.6
Useful arts
78
6.75
79
6.49
6.9
52
4.7
General works.
72
6.23
111
9.12
154
13.6
86
7.9
Travels, etc.
66
5.71
...
...
...
...
...
American history
55
4.75
5.25
73
6.2
98
8.9
Natural science
40
3.47
51
4.18
52
4.6
52
4.7
Religion
39
3.37
31
2.51
25
2.2
31
3.1
General history
34
2.94
20
1.64
25
2.2
60
5.5
Language
28
2.42
6
.19
10
1.
2
.2
Philosophy
27
2.34
17
1.39
12
1.
12
1.
1.156
100.
1,217
100.
1,132
100.
1,097
100.
PUBLIC LIBRARY APPENDIX F-DONATIONS BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS
137
1909
Books
Pamphlets
Alley, Mrs. Frank.
1
American-Irish historical society
1
American library association .
10
Anti-saloon league
1
American republics, bureau of.
12
Ancient and Honorable artillery association, Boston . .
1
Boston museum of fine arts.
4
Boston Unitarian association
1
1
Brewers' association
2
Bunker Hill monument association
1
Carnegie hero fund commission .
1
Casson, Herbert N.
1
Clairmont, A. de.
1
Collins, Patrick A., memorial association.
1
*Gardner, Hon. A. P
24
Densmore, Ernest
2
Grand Rapids, city of.
1
Harvard university
2
Hills, Miss Harriet N.
1
Hoxie, Miss Elizabeth .
2
Huse, Hon. Thomas. .
1
Indian rights association
1
Lake Mohonk conference
1
Libraries:
Boston public
4
Buffalo public
1
1
Danvers, Peabody institute
1
Erie public
1
Haverhill public
2
Jersey City public.
2
New York public
10
Library of congress
1
New York state library
4
Portland (Me.) public
1
Providence public
1
Syracuse public
1
Wisconsin state
4
Philadelphia free
1
Worcester public
2
Massachusetts, commonwealth of
37
2
Massachusetts Inst. Technology.
1
Merchants' association, N. Y.
2
Mississippi, state of
1
Newburyport, city of
2
Newburyport First Church of Christ, Scientist
4
North Adams, city of
1
Perabo, Ernest
3
Raymond, G. L.
9
Sleeper, Rev. F. E.
1
Smithsonian institution
6
16
So. Pacific RR. Co.
1
* Also Congressional Record as issued.
1
Griswold, S. M.
Bunau-Varilla, P
138
ANNUAL REPORTS
Books 1
Pamphlets
Stone, G. F.
Thurlow, Mrs. F.
1
Tilton, Miss Helen E.
1
Towle Manufacturing Co.
1
Tufts college
1
United States:
Bureau of education
2
Coast and geodetic survey .
1
Commissioner of education
2
Civil service commission
1
** Department of agriculture
6
31
Department of commerce and labor
2
4
Department of justice
1
Department of the navy
1
Geological survey
48
*** Inter-state commerce commission
1
** *Patent office
22
Commissioner of patents Life saving service
1
Unknown sources
5
Wisconsin, state of
1
Withington, Miss Anne
.
.
1
Yale university
1
** Also daily weather bulletins.
* * Also weekly issue of Patent office bulletins.
1
139
PUBLIC LIBRARY
PUBLICATIONS IN THE READING ROOM
DAILY NEWSPAPERS.
Beverly Times
Lynn Item
Boston Advertiser
New York Herald
Boston American
New York Mail
Boston Globe (morning)
New York Post
Boston Globe (evening)
New York Sun
Boston Herald (morning)
New York Times
Boston Herald (evening)
New York Tribune
Boston Journal
New York World
Boston News Bureau
Newburyport Herald
Boston Post
Newburyport Leader
Boston Record
Newburyport News
Boston Transcript
Philadelphia North American
Boston Traveller
Portland Evening Express
Chicago Record-Herald
Portsmouth Chronicle
Christian Science Monitor
Providence Journal
Concord Patriot
Salem News
Gloucester Times
Springfield Republican
Haverhill Gazette
Washington Post
Lawrence Telegram
Worcester Telegram
London (Eng.) Mail
*Congressional Record
Lowell Courier-Citizen
NEWSPAPERS-WEEKLY EDITIONS.
Atlanta Constitution
Kansas City Journal
Bangor Commercial
London (Eng. ) Times
Birmingham (Eng.) Post
Los Angeles Saturday Times
Boston Budget
Louisville Courier-Journal
Boston Commercial Bulletin
Montreal Gazette
Boston Pilot
Nashville American
Boston Sunday American
New Orleans Picayune
Boston Sunday Globe
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Boston Sunday Herald
Paris Journal des Debats
Boston Sunday Post
Pittsburg Dispatch
Charleston News Chicago Tribune
Rutland Herald Rocky Mountain News
Cincinnati Enquirer
Commoner (Lincoln, Neb. )
San Francisco Call
Galveston News
San Francisco Chronicle
Hartford Courant
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Glasgow Herald
St. Louis Republican
Ipswich Chronicle
LITERARY, RELIGIOUS, TECHNICAL, ETC-WEEKLY.
Academy (London ) American Cultivator
Electrical Review
Engineering and Mining Journal
Fcrest and Stream
American Machinist Boot and Shoe Recorder Century Path Christian Register
Frank Leslie's Weekly Gocd Words (London)
Harvard Lampoon
Christian Science Sentinel Collier's Weekly Dial
Harper's Weekly Horseless Age I ustrated Londen News
*During the sessions of congress.
Richmond Dispatch
140
ANNUAL REPORTS
Independent Journal of Education Life
Literary Digest
Publishers' Weekly
Puck
Punch
San Francisco Argonaut
Scientific American
Scientific American Supplement
Saturday Evening Post
National Grange
National Prohibitionist
Nation
Nature
Youth's Companion
MONTHLY MAGAZINES AND REVIEWS-AMERICAN.
A B C Railroad Pathfinder
Ainslee's Magazine
American Historical Review
American Homes and Gardens
American Illustrated Magazine
American Naturalist
American Photography
Americana
American Poultry Journal
Annals Amer. Acad. Polit. and Social Science
Argosy Atlantic Monthly Bibliotheca Sacra
Bird Lore
Bookman
Catholic World
Century Magazine
Children's Magazine
Christian Science Journal
Circle
Cook's Excursionist
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Country Life in America
Craftsman® Cumulative Index to Periodicals
Current Literature
Delineator Education Electric Journal
Electrical Age
Engineering Digest of Tech. Lit.
Essex Inst. Historical Coll.
Everybody's Magazine Federation Bulletin (Woman's club) Fly Forum Garden Magazine
Good Housekeeping Granite Monthly Green Bag Hampton's Magazine Harper's Bazaar
harper's Magazine
Harvard Theologicai Review
House Beautiful
Inland Printer
International Studio
Journal of Zoophily
Journal of American History
Ladies' Home Journal
Library Journal
Jippincott's Magazine Little Folks MvcClure's Magazine
Masters in Art
Massachusetts Magazine
Magazine of History
Mayflower Descendant
Medford Historical Register
Metropolitan Magazine
Munsey's Magazine
Municipal Engineering
Musician
National Geographical Magazine
N. E. Hist. and Gen. Register
N. E. Magazine
N. H. Genealogical Record
North American Review
Our Dumb Animals
Outing Pearson's Magazine Philistine Poet Lore Political Science Quarterly
Popular Electricity
Popular Magazine
Popular Mechanics Popular Science Monthly.
Public Libraries
Putnam's Magazine
Raja Yoga Messenger Review of Reviews Rhodora Rudder St. Nicholas
Littell's Living Age
London Graphic
London Lancet
Mirror and Farmer
Motor Boat
Musical Courier
Spectator (London)
Survey
Tit-Bits
New England Homestead
Official Gazette, U. S. Pat. Off. Outlook
Printers' Ink
141
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Scribner's Magazine Suburban Life Success Sunset Magazine
Woman's _home Companion World's Work Yale Review
ENGLISH MAGAZINES AND REVIEWS.
Art Journal (London)
Hibbert Journal
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
National Review
Cassell's Magazine
Nineteenth Century and After
Chamber's Journal
Pall Mall Magazine
Chatterbox
Pro. Soc. for Psychical Research
Contemporary Review
Quarterly Review
Cornhill Magazine
Royal Magazine
Edinburgh Review
Strand Magazine
English Illustrated Magazine
Westminster Review
Fortnightly Review
Wide World Magazine
Herald of the Cross
DONATIONS TO THE READING ROOM
Century Path . Mrs. Katherine Tingley
Christian Register American Unitarian Association
Christian Science Journal . Newburyport First Church of Christ, Sci.
Christian Science Monitor Newburyport First Church of Christ, Sci.
Christian Science Sentinel. Newburyport First Church of Christ, Sci.
Congressional Record.
. Hon. A. P. Gardner
Cook's Excursionist
Publishers
Journal of Zoophily
Soc.
Herald of the Cross
National Grange
National Prohibitionist
Outlook
W. W. Goodwin
Our Dumb Animals
. Soc.
Patent Office Gazette .
Patent Office
Raja Yoga Messenger .
Mrs. Katherine Tingley
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
CITY REGISTRAR
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CITY REGISTRAR
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN 1909.
January
7
February
11
March
6
April
11
May
8
June
28
July
10
August
8
September
14
October
19
November
9
December
9
Total
139
NATIVITY OF CONTRACTING PARTIES.
Bride
Groom
Newburyport
54
44
U. S. outside of Newburyport.
53
68
Provinces
8
3
Russia
3
4
England
2
2
Ireland
8
4
Canada
7
9
Turkey
2
2
Austria
1
.
.
Scotland
1
3
139
139
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN 1909.
January
32
February
26
March
24
April
26
May
22
June
18
July
31
August
41
September
29
October
22
November
27
December
.... 30
Male, 161; female, 167.
328
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ANNUAL REPORTS
BIRTHPLACE OF PARENTS.
Father 82
Mother
Newburyport
88
U. S. outside of Newburyport
115
120
Ireland
30
38
Russia
13
16
Provinces
21
13
Scotland
2
·
Germany
2
1
Canada
18
22
Italy
11
8
Austria
7
7
Turkey
2
3
Sweden
2
1
Poland
1
1
England
4
1
Armenia
6
6
Portugal
3
2
C. Verde Isl
·
1
2
2
Greece
328
328
BIRTHS-BY WARDS.
Ward 1
70
Ward 2
63
Ward 3
48
Ward 4
36
Ward 5
45
Ward 6
66
.
. .
328
DEATHS IN NEWBURYPORT-1909.
January
16
February
30
March
27
April
18
May
21
June
22
July
17
August
22
September
26
October
15
November
26
December
20
260
NATIVITY.
Male
Female
Newburyport
56
60
U. S. outside of Newburyport.
38
40
Provinces
7
8
Ireland
12
19
England
5
2
Canada
2
5
Sweden
1
1
Austria
.
1
.
.
147
CITY REGISTRAR
Finland
1
Armenia
1
. .
Germany
1
. .
PARENTAGE.
Father
Mother
Newburyport
43
43
U. S. outside of Newburyport.
84
83
Provinces
15
15
Italy
1
1
Ireland
63
61
Cuba
1
England
9
10
Armenia
1
1
Canada
16
18
Portugal
1
1
Germany
3
1
Iceland
1
Austria
2
2
Scotland
2
1
Sweden
2
2
Russia
1
1
Unknown
15
20
260
260
CLASSIFICATION.
Epidemic
77
Disease of nervous system
22
Disease of circulatory system
37
Disease of respiratory organs
67
Disease of digestive system
5
Old age
Violence
Prematurity
?
Unknown
3
Other general diseases.
102
260
124
136
148
ANNUAL REPORTS DEATHS, WITH PRINCIPAL CAUSE AND AGE PERIODS (Exclusive of Still-Births)
CAUSE OF DEATH
Up to
1 year
2 to 4
5 to 9
10 to 14
15 to 19
20 to 24
25 to 29
30 to 34
35 to 39
Accidental.
.male
2
..
...
...
...
...
...
Angina Pectoris
male
female
...
...
...
...
...
Appendicitis
.male
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Apoplexy
male
female
...
...
...
...
Alcoholism
male
...
...
...
...
1
female
...
...
...
...
...
Bronchitis
male
1
1
1
...
Cerebral Hemorrhage, male
female
1
...
...
...
Cancer
male
female
...
...
...
...
Cholera Infantum.
male
5
...
...
...
...
...
...
Diphtheria
male
3
1
...
...
...
...
...
Heart ..
.male
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Meningitis
male
...
...
...
...
1
1
female
1
2
...
...
...
...
...
Peritonitis.
male
...
...
...
...
Phthisis
male
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
1
1
...
...
...
Pulm'y Tuberculosis ... male
female
...
...
...
...
...
...
Pneumonia.
male
1
1
1
1
1
...
Prematurity
male
2
...
...
...
female
1
...
...
...
...
...
Senility
male
female
Suicide.
male
female
Typhoid Fever
male
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Tumor
male
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
female
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Unknown
.male
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
All others
male
10
2
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
female
3
1
...
...
1
2
4
3
...
29
12
2
3
6
7
8
11
5
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
female
...
1
1
1
...
...
female
...
...
...
...
female
1
...
...
1
2
female
2
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
female
1
...
...
...
...
...
...
1
1
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
1
female
female
1
...
...
1
1
1
2
2
1
...
1
female
female
...
1
...
female
...
1
...
1
female
149
CITY REGISTRAR DEATHS, WITH PRINCIPAL CAUSE AND AGE PERIODS (Exclusive of Still-Births)
1 40 to 44
45 to 49
50 to 54
55 to 59
60 to 64
65 to 69
70 to 74
75 to 79
30 to 84
85 to 89
90 to 94
95 up
Total
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...
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1
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1
2
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1
1
5
...
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...
...
...
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...
...
...
...
1
1
1
4
2
2
...
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...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
5
...
...
...
...
...
...
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...
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.. .
...
...
...
...
...
...
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
13
1
...
1
2
1
1
5
3
1
10
.. .
.. .
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MISCELLANEOUS
LIST OF JURORS, 1909-1910
Published in accordance with Chapter 176 of the Revised Laws and Chap- ter 348, Acts of 1907.
Name
Residence
Occupation
Adams, Richard G.
70 Bromfield street
Contractor
Andrews, Charles H.
59 Purchase street
Agent
Atkinson, Edward B.
45 Milk street
Shoemaker
Adams, Aaron B.
15 Parsons street
Bookkeeper
Abbott, Wilbur
27 Charter street
Ice Dealer
Allen, Herman D.
6 Prince place
Painter
Ayers, Charles W.
153 High street
Clerk
Adams, William F.
18 Russia street
Insurance
Badger, George C.
33 Purchase street
Shoemaker
Bliss, Ernest W.
10 Allen street
Insurance
Bradbury, Ebenezer
51 Bromfield street
Druggist
Brown, James F.
47 Bromfield street
Retired
* Bailey, John M.
60 1-2 Lime street
Superintendent
Blaisdell, John C. M.
66 Federal street
Shoe Cutter
Bailey, Charles W.
62 Prospect street
Agent
Baker, James H.
20 Charter street
Merchant
Barrett, James H.
60 Middle street
Clerk
Berry, John N. M. D. F. Berry, Le Roy
3 Pond street
Merchant
Besse, Harold A.
10 Garden street
Manufacturer
Binley, William
34 Prospect street
Shipper
Blake, Charles S.
28 Liberty street
Painter
Brown, Henry S.
9 Orange street
Bookkeeper
* Bartlett, Edward E.
Parker street
Farmer
Bartlett, Jacob H.
5 Brown square
Retired
Boyd, Charles E.
41 Boardman street
Clerk
Buzzell, Oliver E.
8 Olive street
Printer
Bailey, William H.
34 Tyng street
Silver Factory
Bohaker, John
18 Oakland street
Carpenter
Brockelbank, Albert H.
19 Madison street
Fisherman
Bruce, George D.
32 Olive street
Merchant
Canning, Daniel
8 Summer street
Stone Cutter
*Currier, Joseph H. A.
1 74 High street
Merchant
Carter, John N.
9 Buck street
Teamster
Carroll, Samuel B.
4 Broad street
Shoemaker
Chase, Thurston S.
Moseley avenue
Farmer
Chisnell, William
'6 Collins street
Hatter
Cooper, George W.
1 N. Atkinson street Butcher
Currier, James P.
18 Chapel street
Shoemaker
Currier, John C.
304 High street
Grocer
* Cuseck, William C.
142 State street
Insurance
*Drawn.
( 52)
1 Central place
Carpenter
154
ANNUAL REPORTS
Name
Residence
Occupation
31 Bromfield street
Coachman
22 1-2 Winter street
Merchant
Delano, Walter H.
13 Broad street
Dentist
Dow, Chester A.
Clerk
Dort, George A.
Carpenter
Furlong, Patrick W.
22 Oak street
Shoemaker
Furbush, Monti C.
6 Barton street
Comb Shop
Ford, Samuel J.
Clerk
Follansbee, Henry D.
Clerk
*Frost, John B. Fogg, Greeley J.
22 Toppan street
Foreman
Fowle, Frank O.
1 Dexter street
Shoe Cutter
Follansbee, Edmund N.
8 1-2 Bromfield street
Clerk
Furbush, Herbert A.
33 Marlboro street
Shoemaker
Greenleaf, George P.
32 Purchase street
Shoe Cutter
Greeley, Lucius H.
78 High street
Contractor
Goodwin, Abram A.
3 Central place
Salesman
Garland, Augustus W.
3 Buck street
Shoemaker
Gove, Alfred F.
30 Oakland street
Shoemaker
Grover, Charles A.
430 Merrimac street
Shoemaker
Godfrey, Henry L.
10 Neptune street
Shoe Operative
* Hale, Josiah L.
268 High street
Broker
Hunt, Frank H.
201 Water street
Fisherman
Haskell, Henry A.
29 Prospect street
Bookkeeper
Hewitt, Herbert C.
24 1-2 Summer street
Provisions
Houghton, Timothy P. B.
9 Hill street
Carpenter
Howard, Caleb D.
39 Boardman street
Engraver
Hardy, Jerome A
270 High street
Clerk
Ilsley, William
6 Parsons street
Cashier
Ives, Frank B., Jr.
8 Tyng street
Clerk
Jackman, Daniel W.
32 Madison street
Silversmith
Jackman, Charles H.
34 1-2 Marlboro street
Clerk
Jaques, Frank N.
14 Orange street
Clerk
Johnson, William R.
203 High street
Retired
Kimball, Harold H.
80 Federal street
Clerk
Kelley, Charles P.
9 Dove street
Tree Warden
Kelleher, Michael J.
19 Toppan street
Expressman
King, Charles D.
5 Buck street
Bookkeeper
Knight, Willard B.
13 Bromfield street
Shipper
Leigh, Hall J.
38 Purchase street
Carpenter
Landford, Hiram H.
23 1-2 Purchase street
Trader Clerk
Levy, Julius
18 Spring street
45 Boardman street
Upholsterer
Langley, John
14 Collins street
Carpenter
Lunt, Edwin
3 N. Atkinson street
Agent
Lowell, Denis C.
33 1-2 Kent street
Motorman
Lyall, William
64 Lime street
Merchant
McCusker, John E.
21 Charter street
Retired
Marshall, Frank W.
13 Eagle street
Mason
Moran, Edward H.
41 1-2 Carter street
Silversmith
Menut, George H. Morrill, David C.
274 Merrimac street Jefferson court
Shoemaker
Noyes, Edgar F.
35 Milk street
Bank Clerk
Noyes, Fred T.
21 Barton street
Grocer
Noyes, Harold S.
17 Otis place
Clerk
* Nelson, Ralph W.
121 State street
Bookkeeper
* Nice, William
105 Merrimac street
Foundryman
* Drawn.
*Dow, William S. Danforth, Clarence
51 Merrimac street
19 Oakland street
7 Charles street Summit place
43 1-2 Olive street
Manufacturer
Silversmith
Lambert, John W.
155
LIST OF JURORS
Name
Residence
Occupation
44 Kent street
Gardener Teamster
12 Kent street
20 Purchase street
Clerk
22 Dalton street
Carpenter
11 Boardman street
Watchman
Plumer, Frederick C.
Poor, George E.
33 Lime street
Retired
Roeding, Herman A.
52 1-2 Purchase street
Fisherman
55 Lime street
Salesman
Reed, Selwyn C.
11 Prospect street
Photographer
*Rogers, Emerson S.
18 Market street Telegraph Operator
Rowe, Charles D. Reade, Edgar C.
11 Kent street
Laundryman
Russell, Albert
3 Oak street
Farmer Insurance
Stanwood, William F.
20 Madison street
Conductor
Stevens, Luren
65 Prospect street
Silversmith
Stratton, Samuel Sanders, Percival K
7 Fruit street
Book Store
Stinson, James E.
19 Tremont street
Engineer
18 Market street
Foreman
Stickney, George E.
Undertaker
Stockman, Charles A.
153 High street
163 Merrimac street
Painter
Stover, Edward B. *Sullivan, Francis J.
10 Johnson street
Gardener
Sargent, Leonard W.
280 High street
Bow Maker
Spalding, Lewis H.
3 Payson street
Silversmith
Thompson, George E.
37 Lime street
Combmaker
Thurlow, Alfred W.
60 Prospect street
Accountant
Thurlow, Charles W., Jr.
38 Purchase street
Driver
Tilton, Daniel E. Tcdd, Edward M.
8 Purchase street
Insurance
Tenney, George R. *Teel, Alfred W.
18 1-2 Market street
Barber
Towle, William A.
46 Boardman street
Silversmith
Teague, Herbert E.
20 Warren street
Silversmith
Varina, Edward E.
3 Alter court
Merchant
Walsh, John J.
7 Horton street
Express Clerk
Winkley, Winfeld B.
Parker street
Farmer
Webster, Gideon C.
26 Eagle street
Boat Builder
Webster, Isaac W. C.
26 Eagle street
Foreman
Young, John P.
Orange street
Clerk
Noyes, Gilbert A.
O'Brien, John J.
Pettingell, Peabody G.
Packard, Henry B.
Page, Horace A. S.
67 Federal street
Merchant
Reed, Prentiss H.
5 N. Atkinson street
Shoemaker
Small, Albert J.
21 Union street
43 Federal street
Merchant
Stacey, Charles M.
6 Titcomb street
Furniture
Smart, George H.
20 Olive street
Bookkeeper
46 Federal street
Grocer
5 Otis place
Shoemaker
* Drawn.
RETURNS OF THE ELECTIONS, 1909
STATE ELECTION
GOVERNOR.
Wards
1
2
3
4
5
6
Total
Draper, Eben F
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