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RICHARD G. GILLEY, Constable.
In accordance with the foregoing Warrant the voters of the Town met in the Town Hall on Tuesday, November 5, 1912, and were called to order at 6 o'clock A. M., by James F. Caton, Chairman of the Board of Selectmen, presiding Election Officer.
The Warrant calling the meeting and the return thereon was read by the Clerk.
John A. Cullen was qualified as Special Officer and John B. Ryan, (Dem.) and George F. Clay (Rep.) as Ballot Clerks. The ballots were then delivered to the Ballot Clerks, they receipting therefor.
At 6.05 A. M., the polls were declared open, remaining open until 4.30 P. M., 1,203 ballots being cast, both check lists and ballot box register agreeing with the number of ballots cast.
The following were qualified by the Clerk as Tellers : Repub- licans, F. A. Oliver, William R. Patten, George D. R. Durkee, John J. Mehagan, Arthur C. Eaton, Thomas E. Berry, George F. Clay, George H. Crowell; Democrats, Andrew Olsen,
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George H. Stone, Joseph P. Mather, John B. Cahoon, Frank G. Melvin, James H. Ryan, Sidney M. Shattuck, John B. Ryan.
At 1.30 A. M., the following result of balloting was announced :
For Electors of President and Vice President at Large and by Districts.
Chapin and Watkins .
+
Debs and Seidel
18
Reimer and Gilhaus .
3
Roosevelt and Johnson
476
Taft and Sherman
478
Wilson and Marshall
197
Blanks
27
Governor.
Charles S. Bird, of Walpole 462
Eugene N. Foss, of Boston
196
Patrick Mulligan, of Boston
5
Frank N. Rand, of Haverhill
IO
Roland D. Sawyer, of Ware
16
Joseph Walker, of Brookline Blanks
463
51
Lieutenant Governor.
Daniel Cosgrove, of Lowell
391
Alfred H. Evans, of Northampton
II
Robert Luce, of Somerville
534
Robert B. Martin, of Boston
23
Dennis McGoff, of New Bedford
3
David I. Walsh, of Fitchburg
170
Blanks
71
Secretary.
Frank J. Donahue, of Boston
142
Ellen Hayes, of Wellesley .
24
Albert P. Langtry, of Springfield
533
Karl Linstrand, of Lynn .
13
William W. Nash, of Westborough
IO
Russell A. Wood, of Cambridge
375
Blanks
106
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Treasurer.
Charles A. Chace, of Swansea
12
David Craig, of Milford
6
Eldon B. Keith, of Brockton ·
365
Joseph L. P. St. Coeur, of Cambridge
I21
Elmer A. Stevens, of Somerville
547
Louis F. Weiss, of Worcester
20
Blanks
.
132
Auditor.
James F. Carens, of Newburyport
I26
Herbert B. Griffin, of Boston
I3
Octave A. La Riviere, of Springfield .
342
Sylvester J. McBride, of Watertown
I5
Jeremiah P. McNally, of Salem
I 2
John E. White, of Tisbury
558
Blanks
I37
Attorney- General.
George W. Anderson, of Boston
141
Frank Bohmbach, of Boston
7
Freeman T. Crommett, of Chelsea
9
H. Huestis Newton, of Everett .
35I
George E. Roewer, Jr., of Boston
17
James M. Swift, of Fall River
547
Blanks
131
Congressman-Sixth District.
Augustus P. Gardner, of Hamilton
596
Arthur L. Nason, of Haverhill .
356
George A. Schofield, of Ipswich
I74
Blanks
77
Councillor-Fifth District.
Edward J. Carney, of Salem I28
Edward G. Frothingham, of Haverhill
573
James N. Potter, of Beverly
25
Charles P. Tindley, of Beverly
351
Blanks
126
Senator-First Essex District.
Roy F. Bergengren, of Lynn ·
398
Edward J. Hoar, of Swampscott
43
Charles Cabot Johnson, of Nahant
560
Daniel H. Murphy, of Lynn
·
104
Blanks
98
.
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Representatives in General Court-Twelfth Essex District.
Charles H. Annis, of Lynn
431
Edwin L. R. Bliss, of Lynn
.
.
293
Moses F. Carr, of Lynn 93
Thomas B. P. Curtis, of Swampscott
421
James T. Lyons, of Swampscott
275
Harry R. Rose, of Lynn
22
Thomas E. P. Wilson, of Lynn
·
451
Blanks
.
420
County Commissioner-Essex County.
E. Francis de Lara, of Beverly .
22
James C. Poor, of North Andover
572
Fred O. Spaulding, of Lawrence
130
George W. Verrill, of Lawrence 345
Blanks
134
County Treasurer-Essex County.
George H. Leonard, of Beverly . 38
David I. Robinson, of Gloucester
752
Robert K. Sears, of Danvers
I35
Blanks
278
Register of Probate and Insolvency-Essex County. To fill vacancy.
Horace H. Atherton, Jr., of Saugus . 655
Arthur Bogue, of Lynn
· 287
Blanks
261
.
Shall the proposed amendment to the constitution, disqualify- ing from voting persons convicted of certain offences, be approved and ratified ? Yes, 564 ; No, 170; Blanks, 469.
Shall the proposed amendment to the constitution, relative to the taxation of wild or forest lands, be approved and ratified ? Yes, 557 ; No, III ; Blanks, 535.
Shall an act passed by the general court in the year nineteen hundred and twelve, entitled “ An Act relative to pensioning laborers in the employ of cities and towns," be accepted ? Yes, 483 ; No, 307 ; Blanks, 413.
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" Shall the county of Essex establish an independent agri- cultural school?" Yes, 679; No, 145 : Blanks, 379.
Voted, at 1.45 A. M., November 6th, to dissolve.
Attest : GEORGE T. TILL, Town Clerk.
SWAMPSCOTT, NOV. 15, 1912.
At a meeting of the Clerks of Representative District No. 12, held this day at 9 A. M., at the City Clerk's office, Lynn, it was found that Charles H. Annis and Thomas E. P. Wilson, both of Lynn, had received the largest number of votes. They were declared elected and certificates of election prepared.
GEORGE T. TILL, Town Clerk.
Special Town Meeting, Friday November 15, 1912.
TOWN WARRANT.
ESSEX, SS.
To either of the Constables of the Town of Swampscott in said County, GREETING:
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, you are directed to notify the inhabitants of the Town of Swampscott, qualified to vote in elections and in Town affairs, to assemble in the Town Hall, in said Swampscott, on Friday, the fifteenth day of November, at 8 P. M., then and there to act on the following article, viz :
ARTICLE I. To see if the Town will vote to accept and allow the taking of the Phillips property, so called, as described in vote of taking of the Park Commissioners, dated the first day of November, A. D., 1912, and filed with the Town Clerk the first day of November, A. D., 1912, as recommended by the Park Commissioners.
And you are directed to serve this Warrant by posting attested copies thereof at the Town Hall, Depots, Post Offices and three other public and conspicuous places in the Town, seven days at least before the time of holding said meeting.
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HEREOF FAIL NOT, and make due return of this Warrant, with your doings thereon, at the time and place of meeting as aforesaid.
Given under our hands this first day of November, in the year nineteen hundred and twelve.
JAMES F. CATON, CLARENCE B. HUMPHREY, ELIAS G. HODGKINS,
Selectmen of Swampscott. A true copy. Attest :
RICHARD G. GILLEY, Constable.
Return on the Warrant.
Pursuant to the within Warrant to me directed I have notified the legal voters of Swampscott by posting attested copies of said Warrant at the Town Hall, Post Offices, Depots and three other public and conspicuous places in Swampscott, on Thursday, November 7, 1912, the posting of said notices being at least seven days before the time of said meeting.
RICHARD G. GILLEY, Constable.
In accordance with the Warrant, the voters of the Town assembled at the Town Hall on Friday evening, November 15, 1912, and were called to order by Daniel F. Knowlton, Moder- ator, at eight o'clock.
The Warrant calling the meeting and the return thereon was read by the Clerk.
On count it was ascertained that the number of legal voters present exceeded 100. The report of the Ways and Means Committee was read by Richard B. Hussey.
Report of Committee on Ways and Means, Special Town Meeting, Friday, November 15, 1912.
ARTICLE I. Since the last meeting a plan has been prepared by the Park Commissioners, showing the location and bounds of the land in question. This plan, which has been filed with the Town Clerk, together with the necessary papers, has been sub- mitted to your Committee, and as far as we are able to ascertain is definite and complete. According to this plan the land that it is
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proposed for the Town to take comprises approximately 14.8 acres. Your Committee believes that the acquisition of some land in this section for park purposes will be for the best interests of the Town, and as the tract in question appears to be about the only available piece for this purpose, your Committee is in favor of the acquisition of this property at this time. Accord- ingly we recommend that the Town accept and allow the taking of the Phillips property, so called, according to the provisions of this article.
GEORGE D. R. DURKEE, LEON L. DENNIS, HENRY S. BALDWIN, HORACE B. INGALLS, R. B. HUSSEY, HARRY F. PHILLIPS,
Committee on Ways and Means.
SWAMPSCOTT, MASS., November 15, 1912.
Article I, Voted : to accept and adopt the report of the Ways and Means Committee recommending that the Town accept and allow the taking of the Phillips property, so called, according to the provisions of this article. (Unanimous. )
Voted, to appoint a Committee of three to retire and formulate a resolution in regard to affairs in Metropolitan District, to be presented to this meeting. The Moderator appointed the Board of Selectmen.
The report of the Committee was heard and the following resolution was accepted and adopted, as follows :
Be it resolved : That it is the sense of this meeting that the Board of Selectmen be and are hereby authorized to take any and all steps necessary to protect the Town and to encourage the formation and become a part of any proposed Municipal Assoc- iation, whose object shall be to promote the spread of knowledge among cities and towns of all matters affecting their general welfare ; to obtain and publish information concerning all pro- prosed legislation ; to consider any or all questions which affect the public ; to aid in securing more action and efficient coöpera- tion between the several cities and towns upon all matters where cooperation is found to be desirable.
Voted, to dissolve at 8.25 P. M.
Attest : GEORGE T. TILL.
Town Clerk.
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Special Town Meeting, Friday, December 20, 1912. TOWN WARRANT.
ESSEX, SS.
To either of the Constables of the Town of Swampscott, in said County, GREETING :
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, you are directed to notify the inhabitants of the Town of Swampscott, qualified to vote in elections and in Town affairs, to assemble in the Town Hall, in said Swampscott, on Friday, the twentieth day of December, at 7.45 P. M., then and there to act on the follow- ing articles, viz :
ARTICLE I. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the additional sums for the several departments as recommended by the respective departments, as follows ;
I. HEALTH AND SANITATION
Health Department . $600 00
II. CHARITIES.
Poor Department · $500 00
ART. 2. To appropriate and raise by borrowing or other- wise, such sum or sums of money as may be necessary for all or any of the purposes mentioned in the foregoing articles.
And you are directed to serve this Warrant by posting attested copies thereof at the Town Hall, Depots, Post Offices and three other public and conspicuous places in the Town, seven days at least before the time of holding said meeting.
HEREOF FAIL NOT, and make due return of this Warrant, with your doings thereon, at the time and place of meeting as aforesaid.
Given under our hands this sixth day of December, in the year nineteen hundred and twelve.
JAMES F. CATON, CLARENCE B. HUMPHREY, ELIAS G. HODGKINS,
Selectmen of Swampscott.
A true copy. Attest :
RICHARD G. GILLEY. Constable.
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Return on the Warrant.
Pursuant to the within Warrant to me directed I have notified the legal voters of Swampscott by posting attested copies of said Warrant at the Town Hall, Post Offices, Depots and three other public and conspicuous places in Swampscott, on Wednesday, December 11, 1912, the posting of said notices being at least seven days before the time of said meeting.
RICHARD G. GILLEY, Constable.
In accordance with the Warrant the voters assembled at the Town Hall on Friday, December 20, at 7.45 P. M.
The meeting was called to order by the Moderator and the Warrant and return thereon read by the Town Clerk.
There were not a sufficient number of voters present to hold a legal meeting.
Voted to adjourn at 8.30 o'clock.
Attest : GEORGE T. TILL, Town Clerk.
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Town Clerk's Statistics.
Marriages Recorded, 77.
Jan. I. Charles B. Tibbo and Caroline Kimball Mudge, both of Swampscott, by R. R. Hadley, Clergy- man, Swampscott.
Jan. 6. Archibald A. Niblock, Lynnfield, and Eva Caroline Roper, Swampscott, by Charles L. Noyes, Minis- ter, Somerville.
Jan. 16. Edward F. Breed, Lynn, and Celia A. Kimball, Swampscott, by Frederic W. Perkins, Clergyman, Lynn.
Jan. 18. Howard B. Smith, Nahant, and Helen May Clark, Revere, by Leo B. Thomas, Minister, Swamp- scott.
Feb.
4. Lovigi Carnuso and Rosa Maria Mariano, both of Swampscott, by Patrick Coleman, Priest, Swamp- scott.
Feb). 5. William Percy Norcross and Sarah Irene Rowe, both of Swampscott, by R. Rea Hadley, Clergy- man, Swampscott.
Feb. II. Ralph G. Anderson, Portsmouth, N. H., and Rosie May Kent, Lynn, by Edward Tillotson. Clergyman, Swampscott.
Feb. 19. Henry James Connell and Elizabeth Jane Moran, both of Swampscott, by Patrick Coleman, Priest, Swampscott.
Feb. 19. Joseph E. Davis and Anna L. Galeucia, both of Swampscott, by Patrick Coleman, Priest, Swamp- scott.
Feb. 19. Robert S. Hall, Lynn, and Henrietta W. Trusty, Swampscott, by Michael F. Madden, Priest, Lynn.
Mar. 20. Freeman B. Hudson, Swampscott, and Margaret A. Sargent, Lynn, by D. Emory Burtner, Clergyman, Lynn.
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Mar. 27. Chester A. Thompson, Swampscott, and Lottie L. Pratt, Lynn, by Arthur E. Harriman, Clergyman, Lynn.
April 13. Arthur L. Gross and Hattie Ann Judson Joy, both of Swampscott, by Jerome W. Robbins, Minister, Swampscott.
April 14. Carmino Losannio and Filomena Mariono, both of Swampscott, by Patrick Coleman, Priest, Swamp- scott.
April 15. Edward Lee Hammond, Swampscott, and May Elizabeth Andrews, Mineola, N. Y., by Patrick Coleman, Priest, Swampscott.
April 17. George Warren Sleeper and Dorothy Till, both of Swampscott, by Harold Marshall, Minister, Melrose.
April 17. William Samuel Grassie, Belmont, and Priscilla Cooper, Swampscott, by James F. Cooper, Minis- ter, Falmouth.
April 25. John W. Bartlett, Lynn, and Mehitable S. (Blanch- ard) Lowell, Swampscott, by Charles W. Shat- tuck, Clergyman, Lynn.
April 28. William H. Edwards, Dorchester, and Ella F. Butler (Bradlee) Boston, by Edward Tillotson, Clergyman, Swampscott.
May 4. Ralph Herbert Nutter and Frances Gilmore Greene, both of Lynn, by Frederic W. Perkins, Clergy- man, Lynn.
May II. Leon Nelson Coleman, Gardner, and Elizabeth May Ryan, Swampscott, by Arthur J. Covell, Minis- ter, Fitchburg.
May 12. Albert St. Pierre, Swampscott, and Elizabeth Liddell, Cambridge, by Charles A. Cordier, Priest, Lynn.
May 16. Arthur K. Ross and Marion A. Buck, both of Ipswich, by Henry E. Leech, Clergyman, Swamp- scott.
May 26. Fred E. Moore, Swampscott. and Gertrude M. Fay, Lynn, by Arthur E. Harriman, Clergyman, Lynn. June I. Samuel Hale Pillsbury, Newton, and Helen Farring- ton Watters, Boston, by Edward Tillotson, Clergy- man, Swampscott.
June 4. Ernest Southwick, Swampscott, and Kaetharyn Bell McCune, Arlington, by D. Emory Burtner, Clergyman, Lynn.
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June 10. James Coyne, Everett, and Evangeline Michand (Paré), Swampscott, by Joseph H. Connell, Justice of Peace and City Clerk, Everett.
June II. Luther G. Cushing, Freeport, Me., and Ethel W. Browne, Lynn, by Edward Tillotson, Clergyman, Swampscott.
June 15. Alfred Pare, Swampscott, and Viola Maud Lewis, Lynn, by Patrick Coleman, Priest, Swampscott.
June 16. Antonio Lasale, Boston. and Antonia Varnava, Lynn, by Patrick Coleman, Priest, Swampscott.
June 16. Wallace Pitman, Swampscott, and Cora Elizabeth Wilder, Lynn, by W. A. Kinzie, Clergyman, Lynn.
June 17. Charles Henry Hersey, Swampscott, and Nellie Francis Hammond, Swampscott, by Patrick Cole- man. Priest, Swampscott.
June 19. Raymond T. Brackett, Lynn, and Alfreda C. Good- win, Swampscott, by Charles H. Atkins, Minister, Lynn.
June 26. Henry Stewart Elwell, Swampscott, and Leona Josephine Tarbox, Lynn, by John A. Mitchell, Minister, Braintree.
June 27. Henry Philip Dinan, Swampscott, and Ellen Flynn. Swampscott, by Patrick Coleman, Priest, Swamp- scott.
June 28. Herbert Thistle, Swampscott, and Lillian Amelia Armstrong, Lynn, by W. A. Kinzie, Clergyman, Lynn.
June 29. Charles Alfred Griffin, Swampscott, and Eveline Cole, Swampscott, by Patrick Coleman, Priest, Swampscott.
June 30. Julius Dabur, Lynn, and Etta Weinstein, Swamp- scott, by Benjamin Gardon, Rabbi, Lynn.
Aug. 7. £
Charles William Johnson, Lynn, and Pauline Mary Elizabeth Pearson, Swampscott, by Adolf A. Wilfried, Pastor, Lynn.
Aug. 28. Frank W. Durgin, Swampscott, and Ida (Bean) Taylor, Lynn, by Frederic W. Manning, Clergy- man, Swampscott.
Sept. 2. Louis Franklin Jones and Jessie Mclellan Homan. both of Swampscott, by W. C. McCallum. Minister, Swampscott.
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1912] Sept. 3. William Henry Bador, Lynn, and Alice Victoria Phinney, Swampscott, by Arthur E. Harriman, Clergyman, Lynn.
Sept. 7. Thomas Ephraim Cassey and Gertrude Thomas Mudge, both of Swampscott, by William F. Dusseault, Clergyman, Lynn.
Sept. 14. Herbert F. Weed, Lynn, and Beatrice V. Abbott, Swampscott, by Henry E. Leech, Clergyman, Swampscott.
Sept. 18. Robert Hague, Swampscott, and Maud Craven, Methuen, by Charles Hershan, Clergyman, Methuen.
Sept. 21. Charles A. Chase and Anna M. Crocker (Haynes), both of Swampscott, by Leo B. Thomas, Clergy- man, Swampscott.
Oct. 2. John P. Cashman, Jr., Lynn, and Mary B. McGinnis, Swampscott, by Patrick Coleman, Priest, Swamp- scott.
Oct. 6. Jesse Speer, Junction, Ill., and Ruth Belle Hayward, Swampscott, by John Gould, Minister, Lynn.
Oct. 12. Leonard A. Hardy, Southboro, and Myrtle B. Schwartz, Swampscott, by Donald H. Gerrish, Clergyman, Lynn.
Oct. 14. James Russell Dyer, Lynn, and Mary Elizabeth Lyons, Swampscott, by Patrick Coleman, Priest, Swampscott.
Oct. 16. Louis E. Trull and Lillie A. Gulliford, both of Swampscott, by Donald H. Gerrish, Clergyman, Lynn.
Oct. 22. Patrick Joseph Dunn, Lynn, and Alma Henrietta Selman, Swampscott, by John E. Charlton, Minister, Salem.
Oct. 23. Frederick Thomas Joseph McNamara, Swampscott, and Bridget Veronica Reilly, Taunton, by James Coyle, Pastor, Taunton.
Oct. 23. Ralph Curtis and Louise Francis Keefe, both of Swampscott, by Patrick Coleman, Priest, Swamp- scott.
Oct. 23. Alexander McDowall, Jr., Winthrop, and Isabel Hayward Wilson, Swampscott, by Israel Ains- worth, Clergyman, Revere.
Nov. 2. Willard Strout, Raymond, Me., and Ella Luscomb (Peabody) Coudrey, Swampscott, by W. A. Kinzie, Clergyman, Lynn.
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Nov. 2. Paul H. Thibodeau and Ruth Ward, both of Swamp- scott, by Patrick Coleman, Priest, Swampscott. Nov. 10. Luigi Picariello and Elberta Gallo, both of Swamp- scott, by Patrick Coleman, Priest, Swampscott.
Nov. 17. Harold D. Hanscom, and Bertha Mabel Brown, both of Swampscott, by W. C. McCallum, Minister, Swampscott.
Nov. 17. Elliott Archer Bunting, Swampscott, and Bertha Corey Lawrence, Falmouth, by Henry Herbert Smyth, Rector, Falmouth.
Nov. 20. John Edward York, Boston, and Hazel Ruthven Leroy, Swampscott, by Frederic W. Manning, Clergyman, Swampscott.
Nov. 26. Patrick J. Madden and Catherine Griffin, both of Lynn, by Patrick Coleman, Priest, Swampscott.
Nov. 27. James L. Conway and Adelaide F. LeBaron, both of Lynn, by Patrick Coleman, Priest, Swampscott. Nov. 27. Joseph C. Lawler, Lynn, and Clara J. Emerson, Swampscott, by George A. Gately, Priest, Lynn. Nov 27. Joseph Franklin Estes, Jr., Peabody, and Lena Eliza- beth Quinn, Swampscott, by Patrick Coleman, Priest, Swampscott.
Nov. 28. Frank W. Graves, Jr., Swampscott, and Minnie E. Hutchinson, Lynn, by Charles W. Shattuck, Clergyman, Lynn.
Nov. 29. Arnold Maverick Wyman, Swampscott, and Irene Elizabeth Roberts, Saugus, by Frederic W. Per- kins, Clergyman, Lynn.
Nov. 30. John H. Cogswell, Lynn, and Christine M. Morrison, Somerville, by Patrick Coleman, Priest, Swamp- scott.
Dec. 4. Albert Chase Whipple, Swampscott, and Bessie May Baker, Lynn, by J. Franklin Knotts, Minister, Lynn.
Dec. 8. £ Giovanni Antonio Boccuzzo, Norwood, and Assunta Beatrice. Swampscott, by Nazareus Gambirn, Priest, Boston.
Dec. 11. Abner Sparks, Swampscott, and Bertha M. Duffett, Lynn, by Edward Tillotson, Clergyman, Swamp- scott.
Dec 14. James Christopher Cooney, Swampscott, and Agnes Hopkins, Brighton, by Joseph V. Tracy, Priest, Brighton.
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Dec. 16. Charles G. Sterling and Mary A. McRae, both of Lynn, by Edward Tillotson, Clergyman, Swamp- scott.
Dec. 20. Harold Edwin Greene, Lynn, and Laura Edna Bia- throw, Swampscott, by C. Thurston Chase, Clergy- man, Lynn.
Dec. 24. Brenton W. Costain, Swampscott, and Bertha A. Watson, Lynn, by Donald H. Gerrish, Clergyman, Lynn.
Dec. 30. Franklin F. Ronayne, and Avis Fletcher, both of Lynn, by Edward Tillotson, Clergyman, Swamp- scott.
Dec. 31. William H. Baxter, Buffalo, N. Y., and Molly G. Murray, Swampscott, by J. L. Campbell, Minister, Cambridge.
Deaths Recorded, 84.
Yrs.
Mos. Days.
Jan. 2.
Eliza Brackett Martin
58
I 15
Jan. 3. Arabella M. Coates (Lyon)
54
II
Jan. 5. Lydia Maria Fiske (Spinney)
75
4
3
Jan. II. Michael Finnegan ·
44
3
II
Jan. 15. Helena A. Prime (Spinney )
48
Jan. 17.
Samuel Haley .
38
Jan. 22.
Lucretia Beckford (Larrabee) .
82
1
22
Jan. 25.
Warren Lewis
91
I
I 5
Jan. 29.
William Wallace Hill
53
4
7
Feb. S.
Unnamed McArdle
Feb 9.
Nellie May Norton .
32
3
12
Feb. 13.
Abbie L. Strout (Cochey )
71
II
20
Feb.
15.
Sarah E. Jennings (Wolfe)
59
7
3
Feb. 19.
Abbie Anna Lancaster ( Stevens),
65
IO
22
Mar.
3. Annie J. Haley (Kevin) .
62
4
I2
Mar. S.
Curtis E. Carpenter
9
28
Mar. 9. Amedio Coraine
7
5
Mar. 15.
Lucy F. Greer
53
3
27
Mar. 22.
Adeline P. Colburn (Robbins),
58
I
22
Mar. 25.
Unnamed Peavey
Mar. 27.
Deborah Jane Goodridge (Mil- lett) ·
74
6
20
Mar. 29.
John Francis Keefe
44
IO
29
Mar. 31.
Carl Landergren
.
4
II
4
Mar. 31.
Lillian E. P. Colclough
25
9
Mar. 31.
Antonio Di Prizito .
37
.
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Apr. 3. Ethel M. Hunt (Whitehouse) .
29
6
26
Apr. 3. Cornelius Holland .
41 or 42
Apr. t. Caroline Sarah Cahill Tracy
76
5
27
Apr. 17. Jennie L. Warren (Foss) ·
49
+
9
Apr. 19. Susanna Bickford (Noftall)
76
II
Apr. 26.
Maurice Cunningham
.
+
+
May 4. Anna Louise Mills .
43
IO
I3
May 7. Sarah Lizzie Honors (Hall)
59
II
24
May 14. Unnamed Hare
May 20.
Nancy Goodrich Stocker .
.
66
IO
7
May 22. Matthew P. Hegarty
32
7
16
May 29. Arthur E. Gross
June 13. Mary Fury
June 15.
Delia J. Finnegan (Connell)
.
51
IO
2
June 16. Helen Beal Little
60
IO
19
June IS.
Mary McAuley ( Roxborough).
75
9
IO
June 20.
Eunice Ellen Nisbett (Coates),
76
7
26
June 22. Joseph Yasi
July I.
William A. Lovejoy
.
70
IO
4
July 3. Lydia Esther Knowlton (Adams).
57
3
July 4. Sarah Catherine Jillson (Kelly).
74
1
19
July
4.
Samuel Newell Brown
85
3
I I
July 4. Alta May Nelson
I
+
July 11.
Charles Warren Carroll
44
II
July 13.
Charles K. Roberts
78
6
I 2
July 23.
Annabel H. Forbes (Wight)
55
+
20
July
24.
Lillie J. Freeman (Appleton) .
58
2
S
July
29. 7.
Guiseppe Parelli
Aug. II.
Charles Edward Deschene
I
6
Aug. 14.
Helen Maria Robinson
S3
II
2
Aug. 16.
Charles Parkman Shelton
64
7
16
Aug. IS.
Mary Ingalls Roberts (Honors) ,
75
I
4
Aug. 26.
Emily Augusta Evans (Wash- burn)
63
II
28
Aug. 31.
Euphemia Cole (Hall)
58
IO
23
Sept. 4.
Arthur Flink .
.
I
2I
Sept. 10.
Unnamed Blanchard
Sept. II.
Olive Blanchard
21
7
26
Sept. 13.
John Finnegan
Sept. 16.
Maud M. Merril
I
I
1 7
Sept. 18.
Nathaniel Allen Cahoon
68
6
22
Sept. 26.
Louise Bertram
+
7
.
36
IO
Aug.
Everett Eugene Smith
·
1912]
TOWN CLERK'S STATISTICS. 161
Sept. 27. Benjamin Oliver Honors .
62
I
14
Oct. 4. Alberto Conado
I
+
Oct. 10. George Moore
.
64
II
Oct. 13. Stephen Holman
91
9
15
Oct. 15. Freeman Howes
82
I
S
Oct. 31.
Nellie Louise Kezar (Shaw)
·
52
14
Nov. 4. Elena Joy
19
Nov. 13. Louis Baptisto
15
Nov. 29.
Esther Burke Moore (Connell),
32
7
2I
Nov. 30. Bridget M. Gorham (O'Grady),
72
I
4
Nov. 30.
Theophilus Warren Brackett
73
3
20
Dec. 6. John Marino .
8
17
Dec. 12.
Azzan A. Langelle
.
46
7
I
Dec. IS.
Hattie E. Stanley (Carr)
29
6
14
Dec. 25.
Eliza Maria Straw(Thompson),
82
IO
20
Dec. 28.
Antonio Benedetto
I
29
Dec. 31.
Mary Crowell (Stone) ·
47
Births Recorded, 176.
Males, 96 ; females, So.
In January, 8; February, 17; March, 14; April, 9; May, 14; June, 19; July, 16; August. 16; September, 12 ; October, 15; November, 13; December, 22. Births not recorded in I9II, I.
Dogs Licensed, 292.
Males, 243 ; females, 49. Money paid to the County Treasurer.
Licenses Issued.
I Auctioneer .
$2 00
2 Junk Dealers
60 00 each
S Fruit Pedlars
2 00
2 Pool Tables
2 00
I Bowling Alley ·
2 00
Paid Town Treasurer $144.00.
Gunners' Licenses.
Seventy-two at $1.00 each. Money paid to the Fisheries and Game Commissioners.
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