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VOTED. That the Selectmen be instructed to place this same article in the warrant for that meeting.
VOTED. To dissolve this meeting.
TOWN MEETING, NOVEMBER 3, 1885.
STATE ELECTION.
MIDDLESEX, SS.
To either of the Constables of the Town of Wakefield, in said County, GREETING :
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, you are re- gnired to notify the inhabitants of the town of Wakefield qualified to vote in elections, to meet at the Town Hall in Wakefield, on TUESDAY, the third day of November next, it being the Tuesday next after the first Monday of said month, at seven of the clock in the forenoon, to bring in their votes for a Governor, Lieutenant-Governor, Secretary, Treasurer and Receiver-General, Auditor and Attorney General of the Commonwealth; for Councillor for the Sixth Council District; for Senator for the Sixth Middlesex Senatorial District; for a Representa- tive to the General Court, to represent the Eleventh Middlesex Repre- sentative District ; for County Treasurer ; for one County Commissioner ; for a Special County Commissioner to fill vacancy, and for a Register of Deeds, for the South Middlesex District. The votes for all the officers above named shall be upon one ballot, and shall be presented open and unfolded, or in a sealed envelope; and the polls will be open for all these officers at 7.15 o'clock in the forenoon, and will remain open for tour hours, at least, and for such longer time as a majority of the voters present shall by vote direct, not later than the hour of sunset.
Also to bring in their votes on the following Article of Amendment :
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The General Court shall have full power and authority to provide for the inhabitants of the towns in this Commonwealth. more than one place of public meeting within the limits of each town for the election of officers under the Constitution, and to prescribe the manner of call- ing, holding and conducting such meetings. All the provisions of the existing constitution inconsistent with the provisions herein contained, are hereby annulled.
The form of said ballot shall be as follows: " Amendment to the Con" stitution, Yes," or " No." And these ballots will be received at the same time with those for the State and County officers above named, - but in a separate box.
Pursuant to the foregoing warrant the qualified vo- ters of the town of Wakefield met at the Town Hall for the purposes mentioned.
The meeting was called to order by A. W. Brow- nell, Chairman of the Board of Selectmen. After reading the warrant prayer was offered by Rev. Roland D. Grant. R. L. Cooper and E. I. Pur- rington were appointed to superintend the ballot box. The polls were then declared open.
VOTED. That the polls be kept open until 4-34 P. M. and then closed.
At that time the polls were closed, the register on the ballot box showing 942 votes cast.
RESULT OF THE BALLOT.
GOVERNOR.
GEORGE D. ROBINSON, of Chicopee,
493
FREDERIC O. PRINCE, of Boston, ·
363
JAMES SUMNER, of Milton, .
68
THOMAS J. LOTHROP, of Taunton, . .
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LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
OLIVER AMES, of Easton,
489
HENRY H. GILMORE, of Cambridge,
.
.
366
WM. MURRAY, of Boston,
·
.
68
CHARLES B. KNIGHT, of Worcester,
.
15
..
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SECRETARY OF STATE.
HENRY B. PEIRCE, of Abington,
489 JEREMIAH CROWLEY, of Lowell, .
.
363
HIRAM W. K. EASTMAN, of Lawrence, ·
68
GEORGE KEMPTON, of Sharon,
.
15
TREASURER AND RECEIVER GENERAL.
HENRY M. CROSS, of Newburyport, . 461
ALANSON W. BEARD, of Boston, .
460
CHARLES B. TRAVIS, of Natick, ·
.
.
.
15
ABRAHAM B. COFFIN, of Winchester,
1
AUDITOR.
CHARLES R. LADD, of Springfield,
491
JAMES E. DELANEY, of Holyoke,
364
ARAD H. WOOD, of Lunenburg,
68
WILLIAM W. SHERMAN, of Lowell,
15
ALPHEUS R. BROWN, of Somerville,
1
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
EDGAR J. SHERMAN, of Lawrence. . 491
HENRY K. BRALEY, of Fall River,
364
ASA F. HALL. of Hudson, 68
SAMUEL M. FAIRFIELD, of Malden,
16
COUNCILLOR, SIXTH DISTRICT.
ABRAHAM B. COFFIN, of Winchester, 492
NATHANIEL P. H. MELVIN, of Lawrence, . ·
365
H. B. FOSTER. of North Andover,
67
AMOS CUMMINGS, of Woburn,
15
ALPHEUS R. BROWN, of Somerville.
.
1
SENATOR, SIXTH MIDDLESEX DISTRICT.
JOHN M. HARLOW, of Woburn,
488
JAMES REID, of Reading, · . .
369
RICHARD EDDY, of Melrose, .
.
.
.
14
COUNTY TREASURER.
JOSEPH O .. HAYDEN, of Somerville, .
476
JOHN M. CATE, of Wakefield, .
385
AMMI CUTTER, of Stoneham, -
15
.
.
.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
ALPHEUS R. BROWN, of Somerville, 439
ALPHONSO M. LUNT, of Cambridge, 424
ABRAHAM TYLER, of Hudson, 62
WILBUR F. BRIGHAM, of Hudson,
12
DANIEL G. WALTON, of Wakefield, .
1
SPECIAL COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
LYMAN DIKE, of Stoneham, 489
LEWIS P. TRUE, of Everett, .
365
MICHAEL DEE, ot Marlboro, .
67
JOHN HALL, of Watertown,
15
JOHN M. CATE, of Wakefield,
1
REGISTER OF DEEDS, SOUTHERN DISTRICT.
CHARLES B. STEVENS, of Cambridge, 827
GEORGE L. BEAN, of Newton, 15
JAMES K. FELLOWS, of Lowell,
15
REPRESENTATIVE TO. THE GENERAL COURT, ELEVENTH MIDDLESEX DISTRICT.
ROBERT BLYTH, of Wakefield, 511
ARLON S. ATHERTON, of Wakefield,
·
426
ABRAHAM B. COFFIN, of Winchester, 1 .
AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION.
Yes
94
No
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VOTED. That this meeting so far as relates to the election of State and County officers, be now dissolved.
At seven o'clock P. M. Chairman Brownell called the meeting to order for the transaction of town business.
ART. 1. To choose by ballot, a Moderator to preside in said meeting VOTED. That the Chairman be instructed to cast one ballot for Moderator.
Sam'l K. Hamilton had one ballot, and was de- clared elected Moderator.
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ART. 2. To act upon the acceptance of the List of Jurors, as selected . and submitted by the Selectmen, in accordance with law. The name of James F. Mansfield was added, and it was then
VOTED. To accept the List of Jurors, as prepared by the Selectmen.
ART. 3. To see if the town will authorize the Park Commissioners, in connection with the Engineers of the Fire Department, to re- move the Steamer Engine House from the Park to some point nearer the business centre of the town, and appropri- ate funds for such purpose ; or what they will do about it.
VOTED. That the subject matter of this article be referred to the same Committee (chosen Sept. 21.) to re- port at some future meeting.
ART. 4. To see if the town will reimburse the Selectmen for their per- sonal expenses in conducting the recent Investigation, which was authorized, and its result approved by town action; or what they will do about it.
VOTED. To pass this article over.
ART. 5. To see if the town will authorize the Selectmen to place ad- ditional heating apparatus in the three South rooms of the Town Hall building, at a possible cost of two hundred dox- lars; or what action they will take in the matter.
VOTED. To authorize the Selectmen as asked in this article and appropriate $200 therefor.
ART. 6. To see if the town will adopt the provisions of Sections 1 to 5 inclusive, of Chapter 101 of the Public Statutes of Massa- chusetts, in relation to burnt, dilapidated and dangerous buildings; or what they will do about it.
VOTED. To adopt the provisions of the Statutes named in this article.
ART. 7. To see it the town will instruct its Board of Health to open and complete the water-way, from land owned by John and David Perkins, easterly of Main street, southerly to Centre street, as proposed by said Board; or what action the town will take in the matter.
VOTED. To pass this article over.
ART. 8. To see if the town will accept the legacy bequeathed to the Beebe Town Library by the late Dr. Francis P. Hurd ;- the
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item in his will being as follows: "To the Beebe Town Library at said Wakefield, I give the sum of two thousand dollars." And, if so accepted, what disposition shall be made of the same; or what it will do about it.
VOTED. That the town accept the bequest of the late Dr. Francis P. Hurd referred to in article 8, and that the Town Treasurer be authorized to receive and receipt for the same, and that said bequest together with a previous gift of five hundred dollars, from the same source, be invested by the Town Treas- urer, with the approval of the Selectmen, and the income of the whole fund be annually paid to the Trustees of the Beebe Town Library, for the benefit of said library.
ART. 9. To see it the town will appropriate the sum of fitty dollars for the purpose of heating by steam pipes the room occupied by the Beebe Town Library in the Town House; or what it will do about it.
VOTED. To appropriate $50 for the purpose named in this article.
ART. 10. To see if the town will instruct the Board of Selectmen to place a wooden or marble tablet, containing the place and hours of meeting of all the Town Officers holding meetings . at stated times, in the entry way of the Town Hall building ; or what the town will do about the matter.
VOTED. To refer to a Committee of three to report at next meeting. John Moran, Jas. H. Carter and Thos. L. Whalen were chosen on that Committee.
ART. 11. To hear and act upon the report of a Committee appointed by the town, in relation to matters concerning fishing in Lake Quannapowitt.
Geo. H. Teague, for the Committee, presented a lengthy report by which it appeared that the Com- mittee, as instructed by the town, entered an emphatic protest to the action of the State Fish Commissioners, and was informed, if the town of Wakefield did not like the regulations it was at
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liberty to abandon the lease of Lake Quannapowitt. Commissioner Brackett finally cancelled the priv- ilege of fishing additional hours on two days of the week, which he gave early in the year. The town Fish Committee voted to charge the usual sum of twenty-five cents for fish permits, since the town had provided no other way of paying their ex- penses. This placed the matter of. fishing, at the opening of the season of 1885. exactly where it was before any action had been taken by the town. The report concludes as follows : "Your Committee is of the opinion that the vote of an intelligent town of over six thousand inhabitants is greater than the will of a single individual, and should not be vetoed in this arbitrary manner, and recommends that the Representative of Wakefield to the General Court of 1886 be authorized and instructed to use his best efforts to have Chap. 91, Sec. 14, of the Pub- lic Statutes, so amended and changed that towns may regulate matters concerning fishing in ponds leased by them without action by the Commission- ers of Inland Fisheries."
Respectfully submitted,
SAMUEL PARKER, JR., ROBERT BLYTH, CHAS. H. DAVIS, GEO. H. TEAGUE, WILL H. WILEY, THOS. L. WHALEN.
VOTED. That the report of the Committee be accepted and its recommendations adopted.
ART. 12. To see if the town will accept the report, and discharge the committee, on investigating the School . finances, as printed and distributed; or take any other action in regard to the matter.
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VOTED. To accept the report of the Committee. No fur- ther action taken.
ART. 13. To see if the town will cause the stone posts around the Town Hall building to be supplied with rings, or some other convenient device for hitching horses; or what they will do about it.
VOTED. That this matter be referred to the Selectmen, to carry into effect.
ART. 14. To see if the town will cause a lamp-post and lantern to be placed at the junction of Main and Green streets, with a sign on it reading, -"To avoid cars take the left hand road,"-or what they will do about it.
VOTED. To take action as requested in this article.
ART. 15. To see tf the town will purchase five Johnson Pumps and 6 lengths of Hose of 25 feet each, with couplings, to be carried by the Hook and Ladder Company, and appropriate fifty dollars tor said purpose.
VOTED. To indefinitely postpone.
ART. 16. To see it the town will cause a lamp and post to be placed at the corner ot Gould and Cedar streets; or what they will do about it.
VOTED. To take action as requested, and appropriate $25 for the same.
ART. 17. To see it the town will affirm or repudiate the conveyance made to it by Mr. Thomas Emerson by deed dated January 22nd, 1885, of the estate in Wakefield situated between Main street and Lake Quannapowitt, for the purposes of a public park ; and what action the town will take, if any, in the premises.
VOTED. That the town affirm the conveyance described in Art. 17. (Yes, 57; No, 35.)
ART. 18. To see if the town will add to its appropriation for Miscel- laneous Expenses the suin of four hundred dollars; and to its appropriation for Police service, the sum of two hundred dollars ; for the current year.
VOTED. To appropriate the sum of $399 for Miscellaneous Expenses.
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VOTED. That this meeting be now dissolved. (Yes, 78 ; No, 53.)
TOWN MEETING, DECEMBER 21, 1885,
ART. 1. To choose by ballot, a Moderator to pre ide in said meeting.
VOTED. That the Town Clerk be instructed to cast one vote for John M. Cate for Moderator, and John M. Cate was elected.
ART. 2. To see if the town will authorize an additional appropriation for Police Service, in the sum of three hundred dollars.
VOTED. To indefinitely postpone.
ART. 3. To see it the town will grant an appropriation to meet the es- timated expenses of the Board of Health for the current year in the sum of three hundred and seventy-five dollars.
VOTED. That the sum of $375 be appropriated to meet the estimated expenses of the Board of Health for the current year.
ART. 4. To see if the town will grant an appropriation of six hundred dollars to meet the expenses of school text books and sup- plies for the current financial year.
VOTED. To appropriate $600.
ART. 5. To see if the town will grant an appropriation of five hundred dollars for the payment of incidental school expenses for the current year.
VOTED. To indefinitely postpone, Yes 37, No 31.
ART. 6. To hear and act upon the report of a Committee on Tablet. The Committee reported that they deemed it inex- pedient for the town to take further action in the matter.
VOTED. To accept the report.
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ART. 7. To see if the town will authorize the placing of a street lamp at the corner of Main and Summer streets, and appropriate money therefor.
VOTED. That the Selectmen be instructed to place a street lamp as requested, and that $20 be appropriated therefor.
ART. 8. To see if the town will authorize the purchase of a flag suita- ble for use on the Town Hall building, or what they will do about it.
Motion to indefinitely postpone was lost.
VOTED. That the Selectmen be instructed to purchase a suit- able flag.
ART. 9. To see if the town will grant the free use of the Town Hall to H. M. Warren, Post 12, G. A. R. for a Memorial Service on the evening of Sunday, January 3d, 1886.
VOTED. To grant the free use of the Town Hall as reques- ted.
ART. 10. To see if the town will instruct all its officers who are elect- ed by ballot to hold meetings at stated periods not less than one meeting in each month, and direct the Selectmen to keep a standing advertisement in the town newspapers of the time and place, when and where such officers may be found in public session, or what they will do about it.
VOTED. To refer to the Selectmen, to report a plan at the . next town meeting.
ART. 11. To see if the town will place a lamp post and lantern on the corner of Emerson and Auburn streets, and cause the same to be supplied with gas or lamp, and to be lighted, or what they will do about it.
VOTED. That the Selectmen be and are hereby authorized and instructed to place a lamp post and lantern at the corner of Emerson and Auburn Sts. and cause the same to be lighted at the same times that others are lighted in the immediate neighborhood, and that the sum of $20 be appropriate therefor.
, ART. 12. To see if the town will cause a lantern to be placed at the entrance to the Reading Room on the north side of the Town
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Hall, and to be lighted upon the request of the Committee of the Reading Room, or what action they will take in the mat- ter.
VOTED. That the Selectmen take action as requested in this article.
ART. 13. To see it the town will place a lamp and lamp post at the corner of Gould and Converse streets and appropriate mon- ey therefor.
VOTED. To instruct the Selectmen to place a lamp as re- quested and to appropriate $20 for the same.
VOTED. That this meeting be dissolved.
STATISTICS
FROM
TOWN CLERK'S REGISTER.
Births Registered in the Town of Wakefield in 1885.
Date of Birth.
Name of Child.
Sex.
Name of Parents.
Occupation of Father.
January 5 ....
Frank Lee Magee ..
Male.
James T. and Mary [Balentine] ....
Iceman. Physician.
5. .. .
Joseph Green Heath
Female ..
Fred N. and Annie [ Halley] ..
Machinist.
6 .... Frewer Tucker Ledwith
Male .. .
George H. and Margaret J. [Kearns] ..
Laborer.
-7 .... Blanche Lillian Walton
Female ..
Charles E. and Louise F. [Nichols]
Shoe Manufacturer. Rattan Worker.
7 .... 8 ...
Welch .. .. Goodhue .
Female
Charles B. and Mary L. [Carey] .
Laborer.
11 ....
Harry Gorman McTague ...
Male ..
Henry J. and Annie M. [Gorma :. ].
Stove Mounter.
il .. .
Walter Grant Wheeler.
Edward J. and Louisa M. [Mayers] ..
Frame Worker. Farmer.
17 ....
Francis Daniel Connolly.
Male ...
Thomas and Elizabeth [ MeLaughlin] ... Benjamin F. and Martha C. [Gallagher] .
Basket Maker. Carpenter.
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23 ....
Agnes Geneva Donovan
Twins
Cornelius and Mary F. [Kelly].
25 .. .. Johanna Callahan
27 .... Lucretia May Stubbs
Timothy and Annie [Murphy| Alexander and Lucy M. [Tiel] Robert B. and Mary J. [Stack ]
31 ....
Elizabeth Stack Bartley .
Cornelius F. and Bridget F. [Comer] . John F. and Mary A. [Burrill] ...
Laborer.
6 ....
Bernice Elinor Paine
William and Agnes [McIntire] ..
Gardener.
6 ... Archibald Galbraith .
Male .... ..
James E. and Ella A. [Chesley ].
Shoe Maker.
7 ...
Harmon.
Robert and Annie [Muir] .
Weaver.
12 ... .
Allen Stewart Irving . Whitney.
Female ...
Edward F. and Martha A. [ Evans]
Machinist.
13. . .
Chair Maker.
14 ...
Thomas Edward Dolan .
Male ....
John W. and Margaret [Curran] ..
Lillian May Hunt .
Female ..
Henry E. and Cora E. [Clatin] .
Expressman. Weaver. Driver.
23 ... . 23 ...
Richard Cuff ...
Male ...
John and Mary J. [Welch] ...
27 .... 27 .... Milan Caldwell Perkins .
Male ...
Zenas and Alice [Daken}
March
1 .... Clara J. Whidden ...
Female .. ..
Robert H. and Robie [ McNeil]
11 .... Joseph Charles Corteau.
Male ...
Napoleon and Eliza M. [Filtan] .
Daniel E. and Elizabeth A. [Wallace]
Laborer.
14 .. . Frank Cleveland Shanahan
Male ....
John and Mary A. [Collins] ... Edward A. and Hattie E. [Strain] .
Alice Louise Wiley.
Female.
George E. and Mary A. [Burditt] ..
Milk Dealer.
Florence Gwendoline Mears
Chair Maker.
Mary Frances Sullivan.
Female ...
Richard J. and Mary E. [Goggin] ..
Foreman. Carpenter.
February 3 ... 3 . John Francis Wells.
Catherine Hickey
Male ..
Female ....
.J. Thomas and Hannah H. [Taft] .
Salesman.
14. .. Eva Alberta McMasters
Female
John and Josephine [ Meekin] .
Stove Mounter.
22 .... Ida Celia Peeling
Female ....
Cornelius and Mary F. [Kelly] ..
Anastasia Donovan
Laborer.
Male ...
Thomas J. and Elizabeth L. [Madden] ..
Rattan Worker.
Alanson L. and Ellen A. [Whalen ]
13 .... Abner Edward Gammons.
Joseph W. and Sarah E [Green].
1 .... Penninah Isabel Doe ..
Painter. Carpenter.
15. 19 ... 21 ....
James Sullivan .
March 14. .. . |Ellen Laura Downs.
|Female .... 66
.[Patrick and Kate L. [Atkinson] .
ĮCane Worker.
17 .... Elwilda Russell ...
George O. and Ella L. [Kendali] . William-F. and Agnes A. [Nelson].
:20 .... .James Augustus Jones .
Male ....
: 27. . . . Harold F. La B. Anderson.
John and Julia M . [ Weddell] . · Albert F. and Belle [Kinney ]
30 ...
Nellie Frances Mears .
Female.
30 .... Isabella Houston ...
April
.2 ....
John Keating ..
Male ....
John and Mary [Kelly] ....
Laborer.
6 .. .
John William Meyers
Male ...
Charles and Maggie [Ford] George A. and Annie E. [Gross].
Reed Worker. Rubber Worker. . Painter. Harness Maker. .
21 ...
Mary Murphy ....
Female ....
Timothy and Rose [Smith].
James J, and Jennie [Moy]
Female .
Lawson and Mary C. [McLauren].
Soldier.
27. . . . .1 .... Ora Marjorie Cox.
George F. and Ora A. [Tay]. Charles and Julia B. [Welsh].
. Weaver.
16 ... . Charles Edwin Richardson.
Male ...
Charles H. and Martha A. [Tibbets]. Peter and Mary [Harrigan] ... Richard S and Myra [Rus ell] .... Clarence A. and Abbie S. [Dunn].
·
Overseer. Dry Goods Merchant Reed Worker.
21 .. . .
Hattie May Williamson.
Female ....
James and Isabella [Kees] ..
.2 ..... Louis O'Conner ..
Male ....
Edward and Emma J. [O'Connell]
31 .... Maud Landers.
Female .... . .
William and Mary T [Jones] ...
Albert and Alice [Horton]
Male .. .
John and Bessie [Kowe] ...
12 .... Mary Annie Ada Bourclon
Female .... ...
Adolph and Zoe ]DeMears].
13 ... . Leonard Austin French ..
Male ..
William C. and Servilla A. [Smith].
21 .... Joseph Frederick Remmel
Jacob and Ella [Burdi!t]. ... Daniel and Katrina [Doyle]
Blacksmith.
. 28 .. . . Jeremiah Creedon ... .
John A. and Mary [Gahagan]
29 .... 1 .. . .
John Alfred Shea. 1 .... Perley Leroy Powers .. 4 .... |Lizzie Coleman ..
Female .... .
Male ..
James C. and Isabel Quaite ...
14 ... . . Thomas Lynch O'Connell ....
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Jeremiah and Margaret [Lynch] ... Edward E. and Annie W. Wheelock], Ephriam and Catherine A. [Coffin] .
·
23 .... William Henry Courtmarch.
Male ..
Michael and Mary [Minen] .
24 ... . | Walter Holden .
Andrew and NellieE. [O'Brien].
28 .... George Orffatt Flanders ..
Male ..
80 .... 'Dorothy Firman ..
Female ... ..
Butler W. and Alice [Freeman] ...
. Salesman.
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June
Aimie Elsie Parks .
Winder. Mason. Tailor. . Chair Maker. Real Estate Broker. · Tanner.
Harry Martin MeManius ...
.John F. and Mary A. [Donovan].
Freeman H. and Josephine [Parrott].
William and Lizzie [Montague] .. ...
13 ....
Ralph Theodore Nichols.
14 .... Edward Guild Lee ...
19 .... Adele Nute .
Female ... ...
John and Maria F [Muse].
Stationer. Journalist. Engineer. Tunk Dealer. Winder. Chair Maker.
24 .... Madoline Abern
Female ... ... Phillip J. and Ella M. [Watson].
Gas & Steam Piper. Laborer. Chair Maker. Shoe Maker. Weaver. Reed Worker.
May
1 ... . Mary Ellen O'Connell.
Agent.
19 .... Charles Edward O'Connell.
Mat Binder.
: 21 .... George Holly Stout ..
23 .... Ethel Dunn Janes.
Female .. .
23. . .. John Butler ....
Male ...
Thomas and Mary A. [Grindrod] ...
Chair Maker.
1. .5 .... |Frank Edson Furze.
Paper Hanger. Carpenter. Chair Maker. Laborer.
July
2. .. . Nellie Roach
Female ....
"20 .... Oscar Miles Fader
27. . . . Edith Cameron
Fox.
Clerk.
Donald M. and Agnes [O'Brien] . Henry and Frances [ Blinston]
Births Registered in the Town of Wakefield in 1885.
Date of Birth.
Name of Child.
Sex.
Names of Parents.
Occupation of Father
August
1 ... .
Braslin.
Male.
.. Hugh J. and Alice [Regan] .....
Baker. Moulder.
3. . . .
Clara Winslow Pollock ...
.
William D. and Georgie [Winslow] ...
9. ... Lloyd Wakefield Cameron
Everett and Martha [Mellish] .
Carpenter,
10 ....
Arthur George Daniel ..
George and Euphemia [Henderson]. ..
Laborer.
12. .. . Kate Ellen White.
Female ... 16
Dennis and Eliza A. [Kenney] ....
Foreman.
17. ... Maud Louise Lamont ..
George T. and Lizzie M. [Sterling]. George J. and Annie T. [Foley] ..
Chair Maker.
20. ... Arnold Ring ...
Male. .€
A. Jarvis and Lizzie (Cameron) ..
Wason
Sept.
3 ...
Otto Henry Beubler.
William and Louise (Thimm) ...
3. .. . Susan Walden Goodhue ...
Female ..
James P. and Carrie S. (Gowing) .
Expressman.
6 .... Bertha Gertrude Pratt ..
Herbert N. and Nel'ie M. (Trask).
Shoemaker.
6 .... Thomas Henry Kane ..
Male ..
John H. and Maggie (Comer) ..
Teamster.
8. . . .
Charles Lewis Ryder ..
Charles H. and Annie F. (Donahue).
Woulder.
8. ... Julia Alice Brown ...
Female ... ..
James W and Lizzie A. (Nicker-on) ..
Fish Dealer.
19 .. . . Bradford
Male ....
.
.
William Percival Oliver.
Moulder.
October
2 ....
Mary Louisa Perrault
Female .... .
Joseph C. and Mary L. (Munier) ..
Chair Maker.
5 ... James Ernest Meloney .
Male .. ..
John A, and Mary J. (Fitzgerald) . William T. and Cora (Foss) ...
Piper.
10 ....
Jennie May Hopkins ..
Female ....
. Thomas G. and Mary A. (Shaughnessy).
Male ....
Patrick H. and Mary A. (Reynolds) ....
Porter.
20 .... 21 .... Mary Ann White ..
Female ...
Joseph H. and Winifred (Skully) ...
Laborer.
25 .... Lillian Margaret Counihan
Baker. Boot & Shee Dealer.
28 ....
Edward Francis Smith.
Malc .. ..
John W. and Katie F. (Hawkins) ...
31 .... Louise Marguerite Young
Female.
.Frederick W. and Laura C. (Melendy) . Alexander and Margaret (Mckennie) ...
November 6. ... |Catherine Stewart .
Weaver. Expressman.
11. .. . Merritt Henry Cole .. 12 .... "Villiam Ryan.
Male .. ..
Charles H. and Anna L. (Roby) ...
. william E. and Maggie L. (Glennen) . ..
Reed Worker. Chair Maker.
. 17 .... Nellie Floyd Sawyer
Female
Martin L. and Nellie J. (Davis) ..
Baker.
22 .... Fred Warren Betts,
Blacksmith.
25 ... .
Willard Smith.
Arthur R. and AbbieE. (O'Connor). Elisha B. and L'avinia (Johnson) ... George I. and Agnes G. (Johnston) ... John M. and Jessie (Dexter) ...
Crossing Tender.
4 ....
Undertaker.
5 .... Forest Montgomery.
Cane Worker.
John Edward Mckeon.
Robert C. and Mary C. Ryan ....
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