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VOTED. The authority asked in this article.
ART. 57. To see if the town will instruct the Selectmen to continue as voted last year, to offer the same incentive for the sup-
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pression of fires in buildings and other property, that they now offer in reference to forest fires, or what they will do ebout it.
ART. 58. To see if the town will authorize and instruct the Select- men to purchase and locate 500 feet of half-inch hose, in lengths of 25 feet each, and appropriate fifty dollars for the purpose, or what they will do about it.
VOTED. To indefinitely postpone action under these two articles.
ART. 59. To see if the town will authorize and instruct the Select- men to purchase fifteen Johnson pumps with four feet of- hose to each, the same as those previously purchased, and appropriate seventy-five dollars for that purpose, or what they will do about it.
VOTED. $75 for the purchase of Johnson pumps.
ART. 60. To see if the town will instruct the Engineers of the Fire Department to pay to the East Ward Engine Company, only on the same basis as to the Greenwood Hose Com -. pany No. 3, that is, the expense for care, stewardship and other things necessary to keep everything ready for work at fires, the members to serve without pay, or what they will do about it.
VOTED. To indefinitely postpone action.
ART. 61. To consider the subject of heating the High School Build- ing by steam.
ART. 62. To act upon the recommendation of the School Committee relating to building a new school house on Academy Hill. ART. 64. To see if the town will put in proper condition for use and occupation by the School Committee, the two rooms in the Town House adjoining the District Court room, pro- vided it shall be necessary to vacate present accommoda- tions, for the use of the High School.
VOTED. To refer to a committee consisting of the Boards of Selectmen and School Committee.
VOTED. To adjourn to Monday, April 9, at 7.30 P. M.
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.. Adjourned Town Meeting, April 9, 1888.
ART: 63.
The meeting was called to order by the Moderator. Benj. F. Barnard resigned as Park Commissioner. To determine if the town will authorize the School Com- mittee to hire a Clerk whose duties shall conform to the suggestions and recommendations contained in the school report of last year.
VOTED. To so authorize and to appropriate $100.
ART. 65. To ascertain if the town will grant free use of the Town Hall to the High School Cadets for their annual military drill and exercises connected therewith.
VOTED. Free use of the Hall as requested.
ART. 66. To see if the town will grant the Woman's Christian Tem- : perance Union the free use of the Town Hall on six : evenings during the year, or what they will do about it.
VOTED. Free use of the Hall as requested.
ART. 67. To see if the town will instruct its officers to whom the duty belongs, to enforce the provisions of Sections 20, 21, 22, 23 and 25 of Chapter 50 of the Public Statutes, adopted by the town April 2, 1883, relating to the assess- ing of one-half of the expense upon the abutters of newly ·constructed or graded sidewalks, or what they will do about it.
A motion to so instruct the Selectmen was rejected: No further action taken.
:: ART. 68. To see if the town will authorize the Selectmen to defend the suits brought against the town by John McCarthy, John Finneran and John Millerick.
VOTED). To refer to the Selectmen with power to act.
ART ._ 69. To. see if the town will accept: the deed to a certain strip of land on the north side of Church street, from Mr. John Rayner.
VOTED. To accept the deed from Mr. Rayner and to thank him for his generous gift·
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ART. 70. To see if the town will authorize and instruct the Over- seers of the Poor to give, in their report of next year a description of the boundaries of the Town Farm as given in the deed to the town ; also a statement of the propor- tion of upland, meadow and woodland contained ; and to have a plan of all land belonging to the Town Farm drawn, showing the area and boundaries of the same, and also showing who are the present owners of adjoining lands ; or what they will do about it.
VOTED. To so authorize and instruct and to appropriate $25 for the survey .
ART. 71. To see if the town will raise and appropriate money to locate ten street lamps at the following points : corner of Prospect and Elm streets ; corner of Prospect and Nichols streets ; corner of Crescent street and Crescent court ; corner of Nahant and Traverse streets ; corner of New Salem and Vernon streets; on Salem street near J. Dunn Walton's ; on Park street near S. B. Dearborn's ; three on Main street between the Beebe Estate and H. B. Flagg's.
VOTED. To lay on the table until after report of the com- mittee on Electric Lights.
ART. 72. Whether the town will take any action relative to a plan or system of sewerage for the town.
VOTED. That the Selectmen be authorized to consider this question, and to employ an Engineer at an expense not exceeding $300, and report at the meeting in April, 1889. Dr. S. W. Abbott was added to this committee.
. ART. 73. To see if the town will choose a committee to report a systematic plan of numbering the houses in town, which. shall cover all points connected with the subject and place it on a permanent basis ; said plan to be deposited with the Town Clerk, for the information of all the citizens ; or what they will do about it.
ART. 74.
. To see if the town will choose a committee to confer with the officers of the First Parish to see if arrangements can
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Le made to secure to the town all the right, title and interest of said Parish in the land now held by them ; the object being to enlarge the Park.
ART. 75. To see if the town will make regulations to the end that no more burials shall be made in the old grave yard, and looking to some future improvment of the same as a part of the Park.
VOTED. To indefinitely postpone action under these articles. , ART. 76. To see what action, if any, the town will take towards improving the street sewerage at and near the junction of Park street with Main street.
VOTED. That two sand catchers be placed at this point and such other improvements as the Supt. of Streets may judge best.
The committee on Articles 36 and 45 requested, and were granted further time.
VOTED. To take up Article 29 (macadamizing Main street). The committees appointed April 2d, submitted a lengthy report, which was accepted by the town and placed on file.
VOTED. To indefinitely postpone further action.
VOTED. To take up Article 15 (Salaries of Town Officers). The committee appointed April 2d reported in favor of raising the salary of the Town Clerk 50 per cent., Town Treasurer 75 per cent., Selectmen 16 2-3 per cent., Assessors 12 1-2 per cent., Col- lector of Taxes 25 per cent., School Committee 60 per cent. ; and that the salaries of the Overseers of the Poor, Auditors, Engineers and Board of Health remain the same. Also that $3,600 be appropri- ated, and after paying the above salaries ($3,025) the balance ($575) be used to pay other Town Officers not enumerated.
VOTED. To accept the report.
Motion to adopt the report was rejected.
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VOTED. That the salaries of Town Officers be the same as last year. (Appropriation last year $3,025.)
VOTED. To take up Article 71 (New Street Lamps).
VOTED. To refer to the Selectmen and to appropriate $75.
VOTED. To take up Article 16 (Street Lamps) .
VOTED. To appropriate $2,100.
The Committee appointed April 2nd to consider Article 28 (Nahant St. repairs) reported favorably, and it was
VOTED. To refer to the Selectmen with power to act.
ART. 77. To hear and act upon the report of the committee chosen Sept. 14, 1887, to investigate the subject of the culvert under Water street.
The committee reported in favor of improving at a cost of $50.
VOTED. To accept and adopt the report.
Proceeded to ballot for a Park Commissioner in place of B. F. Barnard, resigned.
Chas. H. Hawes had 18 votes, and was elected. Geo. E. Hart had 12 votes.
J. H. Carter had 1 vote.
At this point the Moderator called the attention of the meeting to the fact of a petition for a recount after the declaration of the result of the ballot on April 2d. The result of the recount (which did not elect other officers but only changed the ma- jorities of those before reported elected) was then read to the meeting as given on page 8.
VOTED. That the thanks of the town be given to Sam'l K. Hamilton, Moderator, with the sum of Ten Dollars, for the very able and efficient manner in which he has presided over the affairs of this meeting. VOTED. To dissolve this meeting.
24 TOWN MEETING, NOVEMBER 6th, 1888.
NATIONAL AND STATE ELECTION.
Pursuant to a warrant warning the qualified voters of the town of Wakefield to meet at the Town Hall for the purpose of choosing electors of President and Vice President of the United States, Governor and other State Officers, Repre- sentative in the 51st Congress of the United States to represent the Sixth Congressional District; also County Officers and Representative to the General Court to repre- sent the Thirteenth Middlesex District, the voters assem- bled at 7 o'clock A. M. and were called to order by Sam'l K. Hamilton, Chairman of the Board of Selectmen. After reading the warrant prayer was offered by Rev. R. W. Wallace. Chas. H. Davis and Cornelius Donovan were ap- pointed to assist on the check list, and R. L. Cooper and W. W. Bessey to work the patent standard ballot box. The polls were then declared open.
VOTED. To keep the polls open until 4.30 P. M. At that hour the polls were closed, the register on the ballot box showing 1017 ballots cast, it failing to register 274 ballots, the whole number cast being 1291.
RESULT OF THE BALLOT.
The Republican Ticket, "HARRISON & MORTON", 745 The Democratic Ticket, "CLEVELAND & THURMAN", 526
The Prohibitory Ticket, "FISK & BROOKS", 20 .
Governor.
OLIVER AMES, of Easton, 725
WILLIAM E. RUSSELL, of Cambridge, .
532
WM. H. EARLE, of Worcester, 22
Lieutenant Governor.
JOHN Q. A. BRACKETT, of Arlington, . 769
JOHN W. CORCORAN, of Clinton, .
512
JOHN BASCOM, of Williamstown, .
21
25
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
HENRY B. PEIRCE, of Abington, .
757
WILLIAM N. OSGOOD, of Boston, . . 509
HENRY C. SMITH, of Williamsburg, 20
...!
Treasurer and Receiver General.
GEORGE A. MARDEN, of Lowell, .
758
HENRY C. THACHER, of Yarmouth,
.
5II
JOHN M. FISHER, of Attleborough,
.
.22
Auditor.
CHARLES R. LADD, of Springfield,
758
WILLIAM A. WILLIAMS, of Worcester, . .
510
EDMUND M. STOWE, of Hudson, . 22
Attorney General.
ANDREW J. WATERMAN, of Pittsfield, .
757
SAMUEL O. LAMB, of Greenfield, . .
5II
ALLEN COFFIN, of Nantucket,
:,22
County Commissioner.
SAMUEL O. UPHAM, of Waltham, . 745
ALPHONSO M. LUNT, of Cambridge,
527
GEORGE PILLSBURY, of Tewksbury, 18
County Treasurer.
JOSEPH O. HAYDEN, of Somerville,
.
:
1266
JOSEPH G. BALL, of Cambridge, . 22 .
Register of Probate and Insolvency.
JOSEPH H. TYLER, of Winchester,
·
I266
WILLIAM H. PARTRIDGE, of Newton, . 22
Register of Deeds, Southern Middlesex District.
CHARLES B. STEVENS, of Cambridge, . I266
WALTER K. FORBES, of Somerville,
Representative in 51st Congress.
HENRY C. LODGE, of Nahant, .
. 742 ROLAND G. USHER, of Lynn, .
.
·
533
GEORGE A. CROSMAN, of Swampscott, · . .
13 N. P. BANKS, . . .
I
:
26
Councillor, Sixth District.
· FRANCIS JEWETT, of Lowell, .
758
CHARLES J. WILLIAMS, of Acton, .
5II
JAMES K. FELLOWS, of Lowell, ·
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Senator, Sixth Middlesex District.
ALONZO A. EVANS, of Everett,
762
LORIN L. FULLER, of Malden, . 509
GEORGE M. BUTTRICK, of Everett, I7
Representative to the General Court, 13th Middldsex District. CHARLES F. WOODWARD, of Wakefield, 723
EDWARD H. WALTON, of Wakefield, 560 . .
I HIRAM EATON,
Chas. F. Woodward was declared elected.
· At 7.30 o'clock the meeting was called to order for the transaction of town business.
ARTICLE I. To choose, by ballot, a Moderator to preside at said meeting.
VOTED. That the Town Clerk cast one ballot for Sam'l K. Hamilton for Moderator, and he was declared elected.
VOTED. To adjourn to Monday, Nov. 12, at 7.30 P. M.
Adjourned Town Meeting, Nov, 12, 1888.
Called to order by the Moderator.
ART. 2. To act upon the acceptance of the list of Jurors, as selected and submitted by the Selectmen, in compliance with law. VOTED. To accept the List of Jurors as prepared by the Selectmen.
ART. 3. To see if the town will release to the First Parish, con- nected with the Congregational Church in Wakefield, its right and title, if any it has, to a portion of the open land
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lying westerly of the present Congregational Church building, with two narrow strips of land now enclosed in the old burial ground, for use. of said parish as a site for a projected new church edifice, and for convenient grounds adjacent thereto, in consideration that the First Parish will release to the town its right and title to other land situated westerly of and adjoining the land first mentioned, and take such other action in the premises as may be deemed proper and expedient.
VOTED. Unanimously, to release according to the terms of this article and for the consideration named therein.
ART. 4. To see if the town will dispose of the Hearse and Hearse House now in the old burial ground, or what they will do about it.
VOTED. To dispose of them under the direction of the Se- lectmen.
ART. 5. To hear and act upon the report of the Selectmen, on the petition of Thomas Winship and others, for the laying out of a town way between Chestnut and Albion streets.
The Selectmen reported in favor of laying out of said town way at an expense for land damage of $2,675.
VOTED. To accept and adopt the report.
VOTED. That the Treasurer with the approval of the Select- men be authorized to hire $2,675, one-half payable in 1889 and one-half in 1890, said amounts to be included in the tax levy of those years.
ART. 6. To see what action the town will take in connection with the suit of A. V. Lynde, against the town, on account of taxes claimed to have been illegally assessed.
VOTED. To refer to the Selectmen.
ART. 7. To see if the town will appropriate an additional sum of money for miscellaneous expenses.
VOTED. $1,500, to be hired by the Treasurer for a term not exceeding one year.
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ART. 8. To see if the town will appropriate an additional sum of money for the repairs and maintenance of highways.
VOTED. $600, to be hired by the Treasurer for a term not exceeding one year.
ART. 9. To see if the town will vote to purchase a stone-crusher and appropriate the money therefor, or what they will do about it.
VOTED. That the Selectmen purchase a stone-crusher on the best terms possible.
VOTED. To appropriation $2,500 for that purpose, to be hired by the Treasurer, one-half payable in the year 1889 and one-half payable in the year 1890, said amounts to be included in the tax levy of those years.
ART. 10. To see if the town will vote to purchase a ledge from which to procure stone to be used in repairs of highways, or what they will do about it.
VOTED. 'To refer to the Selectmen with power to purchase. ART. II. To see if the town will fix the number of Trustees of the Beebe Town Library to be voted for at the next annual Town Meeting, in accordance with Chap. 304 of the Acts and Resolves of the year 1888.
VOTED. To fix the number at nine; three to be chosen for one year, three for two years and three for three years.
ART. 12. To see if the town will cause three hydrants to be located on Nahant street, one at the corner of Oak street, one near the Town Farm, and one near Maj. Ward's, or what they will do about it.
VOTED. To locate said hydrants according to the judg- ment of the Selectmen.
ART. 13. To see if the town will purchase and maintain a street lamp on the northerly side of Pearl street, half way be- tween the house of John S. Newhall and Main street, and appropriate the sum of twenty-four dollars therefor. '
VOTED. $24 for this purpose.
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ART. 14. To see if the town will purchase and maintain a street lamp on Cedar street, opposite the westerly end of Auburn street, and appropriate the sum of twenty-three dollars therefor.
VOTED. $23 dollars for this purpose.
ART. 15. To see if the town will grant the free use of the Town Hall to H. M. Warren Post 12, G. A. R., for the purpose of holding a fair five evenings in the month of December next.
VOTED. Free use of the Hall as requested.
ART. 16. To hear and act upon the report of the committee to whom was referred the subject matter or Art. 45 of the last annual town warrant relative to raising and appropri- ating the sum of one hundred dollars to be paid to Mrs. Mary J. Taylor.
The committee reported in favor of paying bounty of $100.
VOTED. To accept and adopt the report of the committee. ART. 17. To see if the town will appropriate a sum of money to repair drain leading from Salem and Pearl streets to Lake Quannapowitt, or what they will do about it.
VOTED. $300 to be expended under direction of the Park Commissioners.
ARTr 18. To see if the town will appropriate additional money for Town House repairs.
VOTED. $100.
ART. 19. To see if the town will grant permission to the society named "Mishkau Israel," to use and appropriate the estate formerly owned and occupied by Mr. Michael Goodwin, situated on Lakeside Avenue, in Wakefield, for burial purposes.
VOTED. To indefinitely postpone action.
VOTED. That this meeting be now dissolved.
STATISTICS
.- FROM-
Town Clerk's Register.
Births Registered in the Town of Wakefield in 1888.
Date.
Name of Child.
Sex.
Name of Parent.
Occupation of Father.
Jan. 6 - -
·
Florence Elmira Whitcomb,
Willard W. and Laura (Austin),
21
- -
John Joseph McTague, -
Henry J. and Mary A. (Gorman),
22 - -
Theresa Grace Holden,
28 - -
Ernest Herman Bronquest,
Feb.
3 -
-
Ernest James Wright,
Male, - Male, -
James W. and Sarah (Jones),
Shoe-maker. Clerk. Cutler,
12 - -
Percy Llewellyn Russell,
Male, -
Joseph W. and Catherine W. (Eagan),
13 - -
John Louis O'Connell, - Emma Behr, -
Male, -
John P. and Cora (Fogg),
Chair-maker. Reed-worker.
14 -
14 - - - Harry Herman Laetsch,
Male, - Female,
Johann and Emma (Meinche),
Reed-worker.
16 - -
Irenus Harold Abbott, -
Male, - Male, - Male, -
Henry T. and Annie (Menzies),
-
Carpenter.
28 - -
Joseph Wallace Phinney,
David A. and Sarah J. (McNeil),
Iceman.
28 -
-
James Francis McCormick,
Male, - Male, -
Frank J. and Mary (Collins), -
Laborer.
Mar. 5 -
-
William Harris Ward,
Laborer.
5 - -
Florence Mabel Green,
Laborer.
S - 11 -
- -
Donan Patrick Landers, Ethel Catherine Agnes Gates, Richard Bowman, - Gladys Elizabeth Drury,
Female, Male; - Female, Male, - Female,
Leason E. and Effie (Fergerson), William E, and Nellie (LaClair), John and Margaret (Welsh), - Willoughby G. and Dolina F. (Mckenzie)- , William T. and Mellicent P. (Murphy), Charles D. and Helen B. (Edson), -
Laborer.
13 - -
Farmer. Steam-fitter.
15 - -
15 -
-
- -
John J. and Roxy (Woodis), -
John B. and Hannah M. (Cartwright), Jerry and Nora (Haley), -
Thos. P. and Sarah (Bycrs),
Charles and Ellen T. (Larkin),
Rattan-worker.
- -
22 - -
Joseph Muse, -
Frank and Lizzie ( White), -
Stone-mason.
Female, John T. and Kate F. (Kirk),
Furniture Dealer.
26 - - Mary Esther Flanley,
Male, - Female, Male, - Female, Male, -
Michael and Mary ( Moynihan, ) Eric and Julia (Ragnel), -
Laborer. Clerk. Cane Cutter. Junk Dealer. Piano-maker.
3 - -
Harold Cecil Tillson, -
Harry E. and Lillian M. (Tyler),
Frank H. and Lina (Stehfest), - Fred N. and Sarah ( Martelle), -
Expressman.
21
- -
Elmus Warren Carleton,
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Chairmaker.
6 -
-
Engineer.
John F. and Nora (Kelly), - - Moses and Mary A. (Parker),
Carpenter. Chair-maker.
16 18 - -
Engineer.
Shoe-maker. Show-case-maker.
18 - - 19 - - - - 20 21
Mary Ellen Curran, - Female, Roy Edson Staples, Mary Vesta Foley, Herman Cartwright Wheeler, Francis Joseph Sullivan, - Hermann Carlisle Kenney, Male, - Female, Male, - Male, - Male, - Male, - Charles Joseph Porter, Male, - John James Fay, Male, -
Michael J. and Mary L. (Mahan),
Chair-maker.
13
Edward George Leonard, --
Thomas and Mary A. (Gihon),
1
Mar. 29 - - 31 - -
Mand Hurlburt,
-
Female, John and Agnes (Hurlburt),
Laborer.
Journalist. Winder. Moulder. Moulder.
Commission Merchant.
Clothing Cutter. . Chair-maker. Machinist. Reed-worker. Moulder. Moulder. Reed-worker. Fruit and Tobacco Store. Rattan-worker.
Milk-dealer.
Undertaker. Book-keeper.
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Carpenter. Merchant.
Chair-maker.
- - 14 - -
John Francis Hickey,
Thomas P. and Mary A. (Dolan),
18 - -
Harold Burnham,
Wendell P. and Sarah D. (Landers),
18 - - Thomas Stewart,
18 - -
Edward Dana Lockhart, Hattie Mabel Whidden,
Robert H. and Robie (McNeil), Female, Steven and Kate (Gibbons), -
Carpenter. Laborer.
19 -
-
- -
Mary Dugan,
John O'Connell, -
Male, - Male, -
Charles J. and Julia (Welsh), Walter G. and Emily G. (Seaver),
Male, - John and Emma (Bent), -
Seaman.
Winder. Laborer. Machinist.
S 8 9
- -
Harry Dinsmore Green, -
Male, - Dinsmore D. and Selina I. (Green) - - Albert Edward Livermore, Male, - Henry J. and Martha (Senna), - 16
Howard Wilber Marr, -
- - -
19 - Minnie Emma Funk, -
Male, - Male, - Male, - Male, - Female, Male, - Male, - Female, Female, Male, - Female, Female, Female, Male, - Male, - Female, Male, - Male, - Male, - Male, - Female,
Male, - Edson W. and Alice G. (Currier), John and Julia M. (Weddell), - - William H. and Martha E. (Horne), Female, Male, - Female, John M. and Jessie (Dexter), Matthew and Mary E. (Hopkins), Arthur W. and Mary (Cowie), James G. and Elizabeth C. (Nowen), James C. and Mary P. (Partelow), John and Lena (Dielman), - Charles H. and Barbara (Barnard), Joseph S. and Harriet A. (Andrews), Charles A. and Letitia (Garside), Arthur P: and Ida M. (Wiley), Martin and Mary E. (Joyce), Joseph S. and Mary T. (Nickerson),
John A. and Mary J. (Fitzgerald), Melvin W. and Hattie F. (Hackett),
23 -
Edward John Donovan,
June, 6 - -
May, 7 17 18 - - 22 - - -
23 -
25 25
19 - Lena Whittekind, - - Walter Arthur Phelps, Irving Heath Cooper, - Letitia D. Dean,
16 -
Lillie Victoria Anderson, - William Albert Meyers, - Edna Smith, Stanley Hall, - Chester March Cate, William Courage Daniels, Hedley Vickus Ingham,
White,
Apr. 2 - -
6 6 10
4 - - - - - - - -
July,
23 26 - - 29 1 6 - - - -
Robert Neal Tyzzer, John Thursting Judkins Crosby, Anna Martha Carr,
Female, James and Mary (O'Brien), Male, - Samuel and Addie J. (Doucette),
James Henry Smith,
Brass Finisher.
Maurice A. and Almeda (Coffin),
Male, - Female, Charles and Augusta (Hienrich),
Shoe-maker. Chair-maker.
29
Lilla Bernice Linnell, John Roach, - Bertha Alice Henfield,
Hannah Walker Meloney,
Florence Bell Boardman,
Cornelius and Mary F. (Kelley), Everett G. and Jessie F. (Mansfield) Henry and Kate (Barrett),
S
George Mansfield Daland, Grace De Roach,
Mason. Mason. Rattan-worker. Carpenter.
Alexander and Margaret (McKechnie),
George H. and Mary (Barry),
- Weaver. Chair-maker.
12 - -
Births Registered in the Town of Wakefield in 1888.
Date.
Name of Child.
Sex.
Name of Parent.
Occupation of Father.
July, 22 - -
Mary Jane Smith,
Female, Female,
William H. 2d and Addie S. (Ward),
.
31 - -
Marguerite Sullivan,
Female, Male, -
Jolın B. and Minnie A. (Minnehan, Darius P. and Ella (Dennis),
Brakeman. Teamster. Tailor.
6 7
-
-
-
Richard John Fred'k Staijk,
Male, - Male, -
Henry B. and Annie M. (Unland),
Reed-worker.
14
- -
Oberlin Shurtlief Clark,
Contractor.
14 -
Charles Silas Benjamin,
Fred O. and Evangeline D. (Shurtlief), Charles and Minnie (Hawkes),
Wood-worker.
17 - -
Rose Ellen Muse,
Sylvine and Josephine (Doucette), Winfield C. and Alice (Mitts), - Jacob O. and Jennie M. (McIntosh),
Laborer. Lawyer. Carpenter.
22 - -
Elizabeth Frances Whitney,
Michael and Katie (Hennessey), -
Laborer.
Sept.
- -
Lester Jones Gammons,
Edwin J. and Louisa M. (Meyers),
Chair-maker.
Painter.
- - -
Annie Julia Doncette,
Laborer.
12 - -
Everett Osborn Edwards,
Blacksmith.
13 - - -
John Gilbert Dykeman, Alice Mabel Blanchard,
Artist.
23 -
-
Charles Edward Muse, Annie Elizabetlı Lee, -
Merchant.
27 - - 28 -
Mary Jane Stringer, -
Female, Edward U. and Alice B. (Aborn), -
Photographer.
Oct.
7
- - -
· 7 - Richard Joseph Ryan,
- - Frederick Artemas Simonds,
16 21
- - -
22 - Lawrence Daniel Dow,
26 - - Helen May Mansfield,
Female, Male, - Chair-maker. George I. and Agnes G. (Johnston), Richard J. and Mary A. (Sullivan), Piano-polisher. Harry A. and Nellie ( Parker), - Patrick and Sarah (Roach). Male,°- Female, Rattan-worker. Male, - William H. and Edith L. (Holman), Female, Austin L. and Harriet M. (Pearson), - Wood and Coal Dealer. Photographer.
Shoe-maker. Painter.
Aug.
1
-
-
4
-
-
- -
Edward John Muse, - -
Male, -
James and Maria L. (Corrie),
Life Ins. Agt.
10 -
Harold Eugene Crocker,
Male, -
Wilber C. and Ella M. (Kenney),
19 -
Charles Jordan, -
28 - -
James Edward Keady,
3 7 0 11 -
- - Lillian Moran,
Frank Perley Clain,
Car Driver.
Herdic-driver.
20 -
Male, - Female, Male, - Female, Male, - Male, - Female, Male, - Female, Male, - Male, - Female, Male, - Female, Female,
James F. and Maggie (Brady), Edgar P. and Abbie (Hawley),- Jeffrey B. and Matilda (Doucette), Charles E. and Emma S. (Humphry), Gilbert H. and Maggie (Lee), George A. and Alice M. (Whalley), Felix J. and Rose (Moulesong), Edward E. and Annie W. (Wheelock), Thomas and Mary (Shaughnessey), -
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