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Larcency,
5
Polygamy,
1
Threats,
2
Truancy,
2
Violation liquor law,
2
insurance laws,
I
Total, .
96
DISPOSITION OF CASES.
Continued, (still in court),
2
Defaulted,
3
Fined, .
54
House of correction,
5
Mass. reformatory
I
Middlesex county truant school,
I
Not guilty and discharged,
6
Nolle prossed,
6
On file,
6
Probate cases, (held for superior court),
I
Probation,
3
State farm,
1
To pay costs, ·
I
Turned over to out-of-town officers,
6
Total, .
96
Aggregate amount of fines imposed,
$512 00
66 sentences imposed, · 3yrs. 8 mo.
One sentence for indefinite period.
Number of search warrants for liquors, . 3 68 66 stolen goods, . 3
66 patients committed to Danvers insane hospital, 5
·
100
During the year 2,125 people were provided with lodgings at the lockup, of the following nationalities and occupations :
Canada,
23
Denmark,
2
England,
France,
4
Germany,
8
Ireland,
525
New Brunswick,
25
Nova Scotia,
22
Norway,
I
Russia,
2
Scotland,
65
Sweeden,
8
United States,
1,248
Wales,
Total,
· 2,125
Baker, .
I5
Leather, .
2
Basket maker, .
3
Machinist,
39
Blacksmith, .
23
Mason, .
.
5 I
Boiler maker, .
6 Metal worker, .
2
Brakeman,
8
Mill operator, .
II
Butcher,
2
Moulder,
.
7I
Carpenter,
2 7
Painter, .
88
Carriage trimmer,
2
Paper maker, .
8
Clerk,
Plumber,
9
Cook, ·
I4
Printer, .
I4
Core maker,
3
Polisher,
3
Currier, .
65
Rattan worker,
.
I
Cigar maker, . Dyer,
2
Rope maker, .
.
2
Fireman,
5
Shoemaker,
203
Hatter, .
I3
Spinner, .
34
Harness maker,
3
Steam fitter,
I5
Hostler, .
57
Stone cutter, .
:
.
8
Laborer,.
·
·
1, 192
Tanner, .
.
7
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.
·
.
.
.
.
4
.
.
·
·
.
.
1
.
3
Sailor, ·
.
·
.
.
.
.
.
·
I
·
.
.
.
101
Tailor, .
2
Weaver, .
46
Teamster,
49
Wool carder, .
I
Tinsmith,
8
Trunk maker, .
I
Total,
· 2,125
Waiter, .
5
MISCELLANEOUS WORK.
Accidents reported,
7
Assisted home,
4
Cases investigated,
143
Disturbances suppressed,
14
Dogs killed,
8
Fires discovered and alarms given,
I
Lanterns hung in dangerous places,
3I
Lost children restored to parents,
6
Places of business found open and secured,
109
Sick and injured persons cared for,
5
Stray teams cared for,
5
Stray horses cared for, .
7
Street and sidewalk obstructions removed,
4
Unlicensed dogs caused to be licensed, .
57
I would recommend, as last year, that changes be made in the lockup :- First, that the tramp room be removed, and a cell built for the insane, women and others who are cleanly in person.
I would also recommend that the two departments, (night watch and police) be consolidated and have but one department, namely, the police department. Also that one or more regular officers be added to the force. It is true that the town has been very fortu- nate during the past year in regards to crime of a serious nature, be it good luck or good protection ; if it is luck it will not last forever. One of the principal objects for which a police department is estab- lished is the prevention of crime. If a serious crime is committed, the detection, apprehension and punishment of the offender will not restore life or property to the victim, nor allay his sufferings. There- fore, it is good policy to take a little precaution and try and be on the safe side.
Defective streets and sidewalks reported,
102
I desire to thank the Honorable Board of Selectmen for assist- ance and co-operation with the department. To his Honor, Judge John W. Pet engill, Clerk Wm. N. Tyler and his assistant Wilfred B. Tyler, I extend my acknowledgements. I also desire to thank the night officers and all members of the department for the efficient manner in which their duties have been performed, and all citizens who have rendered assistance and information.
Respectfully submitted,
ALVIN L. VANNAH,
February 1, 1897.
Chief of Police.
103
SWEETSER CHARITY.
WAKEFIELD, Feb. 1, 1897.
ELLEN S. ROGERS, Treasurer,
In account with SWEETSER CHARITY. DR.
To balance on hand Feb. 1, 1896, .
$6 26
interest on deposit
20
" cash from Quannapowitt Ladies' Club,
. 118 93
Total, .
CR. .
. $125 39
By disbursements during the year, .
$32 85
Balance on hand,
$92 54
ELLEN S. ROGERS, Treasurer.
104
COLLECTOR'S STATEMENT.
TAX OF 1894.
Uncollected balance, Jan. 31, 1896, . . $12,284 47
Re-assessed by Assessors, ·
47 50
Received as interest,
1,065 02
$13,396 99
Paid Town Treasurer,
. $12,592 08
Abated by Assessors,
804 91
$13,396 99
TAX OF 1895.
Uncollected balance, Jan. 31, 1896, . . $32,183 21
Re-assessed by Assessors
I 39
Received as interest,
493 43
$32,678 03
Paid Town Treasurer,
. $14,112 70
Abated by Assessors,
953 40
$15,066 10
Balance uncollected,
$17,611 93
TAX OF 1896.
Total amount assessed,
$133,654 10
Received as interest,
44 55
Paid Town Treasurer,
$91,250 14
Discounts allowed,
1,675 36
Abated by Assessors,
1,719 73
$94,645 23
Balance uncollected, .
$39,053 42
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$133,698 65
CHAS. F. WOODWARD, Collector.
January 30, 1897.
STATISTICS
-FROM- -
Town Clerk's Register.
Births Registered in the Town of Wakefield during the Year 1896.
Date.
Name of Child.
Sex.
Names of Parents.
Occupation of Father.
Jan.
1 |Robert Newman Pow,
4 Emily Kenney Whittle, Kennetlı Westley Gates,
7 7 Flanders, S| Margaret Stohl McMahan, 10 Mary Elizabeth Joe, 11 Mary Dykeman, 11 Marion Poole Mansfield. 12 Chester Stanley Litchifield,
Male, Female, Male, Male, Female, Female, Female, Female, Male,
James R. and Catherine (Vegelhn), George E. and Mary E. (Landrey), Stephen M. and Emily A. (Nieforth), Philip J. and Ella M. (Watson), Michael J. and Rika W. (Stolil),
David and Mary A. H. (Balmain), Robert F. and Mary,
William R. and Theresa (Poole),
14
Cox,
15 Alonzo Reuben Maker, 17 Alvira May Maguire.
Female, Male, Female, Male, Male,
Richard J. and Mary J. (Holland), Richard and Lizzie (Peel), John and Barbara A. (Smith),
Carpenter. .
18 Arthur Leon Thompson Coulter,
18 Frank Alexander Tredinnick, 18 Winnifred Edith Marshall,
Female, Male,
William H. and Ella (Kearns), Adolph E. and Mary (Parson), Michael and Sarah E. (Maguire), John W. and Agnes (Dow), Lester K. and Carrie L. (Nickerson),
Salesnian.
Male,
Carl E. and Tira E. (Johnson), Edward B. and Algitha (Kinney),
Alexander and Mary T. (Stevens),
.
Switchman. Rattan worker.
Male, Male, Female, Female, Male, Female,
Jonatlıan N. and Josephine A. (Meekin), Charles and Frances E. (Gleason), Michael and Kate (Denehy),
Farmer. Salesman. Engineer. Rattan worker. Rattan worker.
Male, Female,
('arl M. and Amanda (Blom), John H. and Amelia (Elsliger),
Furniture dealer. Conductor. l'eamster. Salesman. Iron moulder. Engineer. Teamster. Salesman. Upholsterer. Laundryman, Stone mason.
Brakeman.
106
Tailor, Metal spinner. Machinist. Rattan worker.
Male, Male,
Female, Male, Male,
Jolin and Mary A (Duggan), Mark and Clara E. (Criminings), Patrick and Ellen (Gibbons),
Milkman. Shipper. Carpenter. Spinner. Iron worker.
19 Carl August Johnson, 19 James Francis Kelly, 24 Norman Francis Murphy, 25 Charles Lester Finney, 26 Emma Teresa Carlson, 27 George Edward Haining, 27 Holden, 29 Jolın Thonias Mullin, 30 Willis Edward Lilly, 31 Ella Dignan, Feb. 1 Ethel Josephine Mc Master, Edward Upton Bridge, 3 Caroline Gilligan, 4 Carl Edward Friberg, 6 Anna Bannon,
-
Edgar A. and Lillian (Messenger), George F. and Ora M. (Tay),
Edwin C. and Cora A. (Lasalle),
Feb. 6|Warren Dedrick Jordan, 7 Brenton Malcolm Edgar, 9|Jasper Hamilton Gray, 9|Geneva Alice Daland, 10 John Joseph O'Keefe 14 John Jerome Marsden, 16 Edith Josephine Larter, 16 Moore,
19 Mary Lyons, 21 Margaret Burns, 22|George Leo Sullivan, 25 Grace Helen Doucette, 25 Marcella Frances Carr. 26 Carlson,
27 Neally,
27 Catherine Agnes Coffey, 27 Eugene Lenners, 28 Marion Evelyn Stewart, 28 Chandler,
Mar. 1 Royal Hartshorne Little, 4 Ellen Coughlin, 4 Edith Caroline Banks, 4 John Patrick Donagon, 1001-0000 5 Grace Cecilia Shannahan, Woodis, 7 Leon Robert Horne, S Leon Doucette, S George Herbert Lassell, 9 Ruth Walton Boardman, 10 Erene Vlastos, 10 Norman Baker Kingston, 12 Agnes Faith Bingham, 17 Marion Etta Flint, 18 Adeline Caroline Burrill,
19 Margaret Horgan, 19 George Edward Hatfield,
Male, Male, Male, Female, Male, Male, Female,
Female, Female, Female, Male, Female, Female,
Male,
Female, Female,
Roy W. and Josephine (Cox), John and Mary (McGorty), Eugene J. and Annie E. (McAuliffe),
Male, Female, Female,
Alexander and Mina (Stolil),
Albert E. and Ruth E. (Hartford),
Male,
Female,
Female,
Francis H. and Grace (Hartshorne), James and Mary (Bourne). Arthur and Anna (Weren), William and Kate (Kelleher).
Male, Female, Female, Male, Male, Male,
Thomas F. and Fannie (Manders), Hiram and Alida (Sherbondy), Robert W. and Amelia L. (Mayer), Simon and Nancy (Muse),
George H. and Edith F. (Congdon),
Arthur H. and Nettie E. (Skinner), Lincoln and Jennie (Ross), David T. and Grace W. (Baker),
Samuel J. and Hannah (Wilson), L. Willard and Grace E. (Eaton), Frank H. and Elizabeth A. (Houston), Dennis and Margaret (Galvin), John and Annie (Muse),
Machinist. Shoemaker. Laborer. Merchant. Rattan worker. Laborer. Shoemaker. Rattan worker. Merchant. arpenter. Rattan worker. Stone mason. Coacliman. Rattan worker.
Painter. Rattan worker. Boot mak. r. Machinist.
Shoemaker.
Publisher. Rattan worker. Wood worker.
Rattan worker.
Rattan worker. Laborer.
Chair-finisher.
Contractor. Wood worker. Book-keeper. Machinist. Salesman. Conductor. Vocal teaclier. Printer. Shoemaker. Teamster.
107
Female, Female, Male, Female, Female, Female, Female, Male,
Herbert E. and Mary E. (Andrews), Don W. and Catherine A. (McCaskill), James M. and Edith M. (Seeds), Everett G. and Jessie F. (Mansfield), James and Anna (Gibbons), William and Katherine (Doherty), James and Carrie F. (Chadwick), William and Cassie (MeDonald), Dennis and Mary M. (Sullivan), Harry and Della (Smith), John H. and Nora (Hart), Jeremiah and Jennie E. (Doucette),
James and Mary (White),
Frank E. and Anna B. (Johnson),
Births Registered in the Town of Wakefield during the Year 1896-Continued.
Date.
Name of Child.
Sex.
Names of Parents.
Occupation of Father.
Apr. 26
Russell,
26 Elizabeth Louise De Cecca,
Male, Female, Male,
Fred G. and Alice R. (Colby), Angelo and Jessie (Capitello),
Teamster. Fruit dealer. Shoemaker.
27 Aldis Elwood Flint, 28|Harry Singer,
Male,
James A. and Annie (Campbell),
Laborer. Carpenter.
29 Harvey Bridge Brockbank, 29 Joseph Wallace Doucette, 30
Male,
Harvey G. and Anna (Bridge),
Laborer.
Cate,
Male,
John M. and Mary (Doucette), Fred S. and Helen C. Neill),
Student. Wood moulder.
April 1 Lucy Lavinia Hawkes, 2 Ellen Theresa Kelly,
Female,
Embert and Margaret (Duke),
Female,
Jeremiah and Mary (Reardon),
4 Ada Woodbridge Snow,
Female, Male,
William N. and Sarah A. (Wellman),
5 Henry Joseph O'Neil,
Salesman.
9 Arthur Henry White
Male,
John and Mary (Murphy), John and Mary (Deveau), George T. and Agnes G. (Collins),
Laborer. Motorman.
10 Lillian Elizabeth Moses,
Female,
Provision dealer.
Male,
Rattan worker. Physician.
18 Mina Harrison,
Carpenter.
18 Karl Maitland Foster, 19 Mary Edna Hagan,
Publisher. Lineman. Mason. Provision dealer.
Female, Male, Female, Female, Male, Male,
George and Ellen E. (Reagan), Carl H. and Annie (Brown), Harry W. and Jennie (Lee), Patrick and Kate (Hurley),
Iron moulder. Carpenter. Broker. Laborer.
Male, Male, Female,
Male, Female, Male,
Charles D. and Kate A. (McDonald), Jamestand Julia (McCarty), Charles H. and Annie (Donohue), Ulysses G. and Ellen E. (Creed), Joseph E. and Mary E. (Killorin),
Teamster. Rattan worker. Moulder.
Hostler. Harness maker.
108
10 Richard Joseph Daley, 16 George Leroy O'Connell, 17 Beane,
Male,
Richard J. and Catherine G. (Kelly), John P, and Margaret G. (Campbell), Newell W. and Mabelle S. (Preston), Jesse E. and Charlotte L. (Feindle), Maitland P. and Mabel G. (Whitney),
Female, Female, Male,
William E. and Mary E. (Berry), Thomas P. and Mary A. (Dolan), Charles J. and Minnie B. (Smith),
20 Charles James Hickey, 22 Hunt, 26 Ethel Agnes Mccullough, 26 Gust Harry Holmberg, 27 Savage, 28 John Edward Sexton, 30 Charles Dalton Hall,
May 1 Mary Francis O'Keefe, 1 Robert Ryder, 4 Mary Nora Bisbee, S Arthur Lewis Maxwell,
Moulder. Machinist.
Male,
Frank E. and Cora B. (Ayer),
May 8|Paul Campbell Locklin, 9 Hiram Granville Flagg, 9 Arthur Howard Patton, 11 ' harles Freeman Jeffries, 11 Albert Malonssen, 17 Alice May Singer, 17 Edgett, 19 Elmer Joseph Hurlburt, 25 Murphy, 25 Dorris Allen, 27 Mary O'Keefe, 27 Lena Maloney, 29 William Henry, Muse, June 3 Marion' Estelle Franklin, 3 Walter Doucette, 3 Charles Frederick Davenport,
Male, Male, Male. Male, Male, Female, Female, Male,
Charles W. and Frances M. (Campbell), Arthur G. and Anna C. (Parker), Henry S. and Nora (Dunn),
Charles R. and Frances (Doucette), Monday and Amelia ( Hatfield).
George R. and Elizabeth A. (Bilby), Alfred C. and Elizabeth J. (Evans), Joseph M. and Ethel M. (Chick). William J. and Julia T. (Kallaher).
Edgar B. and Sophia B. (Archibald),
Daniel and Mary (Casey),
Richard and Kate (Welch), Felix G. and Rose ( Moulesong),
Gordon and Amy E. (Meany),
Dennis and Maggie M. (Doucette),
6 Fred Garvin Reed.
Male,
7 Kenneth Morrill Godfrey. 10 Marion Gertrude!Kennedy, 13 Agda Maria Lena Anderson,
Male, Female, Female,
Charles F. and Marie A. [Richner), John G. and Lilla (Knight), Frank W. and Alice E. (Morrill), William J. and Margaret (Hurley), August and Selma (Anderson),
Brass finisher.
Rattan worker.
Female,
Adelbert F. and Margaret M. (Robinson), Jenness E. and Blanche E. (Mariner),
Female, Female,
James J. and Margaret (Haley),
Male, Female,
Michael H. and Minnie (Mead), George A. and Mary E. (Magee), Thomas and Elizabeth [Welch],
.
Manufacturer.
Coachman. Rattan worker.
8 Eliza May Wolfe, 9 Ethel Louise Mitchell,
Female, Female,
Arthur G. and Mamie [ Archibald],
12 Eva May Albee, 13 Irene Olive Bears,
Female, Female.
Albert E. and Dina [Curtis],
14 Lawrence Damon Trefry,
15 Howard Allston Bouve,
Male, Male, Male,
William S. and Gertrude [Dunham], Henry S. and Edith M. [Emerson ], Thomas and Mary [Hopkins ],
Lawyer. Farmer. Builder. Painter. Rattan worker. ('lerk,
Carpenter. Painter. Laborer
Engineer.
vason. Iron worker. Laborer. Fireman. Laborer. Carpenter. Provision dealer. Fish dealer.
109
Carpenter. Clerk. Brass finisher. Laborer. Carpenter. Rattan worker.
18| Marion Gertrude Kennedy, 22|Mabel O'Neil, 23 Perkins, 25 Michael Joseph Hourihan, 27|Walter Boit Winship,! July 5 William Reardon, 1 Funk,
Male,
Male,
Male,
Male,
Charles N. and Mary E. [Burke], Michael and Caroline [Elsliger], Charles and Augusta [Heinrich], Walter G. and Elizabeth [arrington], Ezra and Louise [Spender],
Optician. Blacksmith.
Machinist. Carpenter. Jeweller. Salesman. Rattan worker.
17 Henry MeGrath,
Male, Female, Female, Female, Male, Female,
Male, Male,
14 Hazel Grace Heath, 16 Morrill,
Births Registered in the Town of Wakefield during the Year 1896 -- Continued.
Date.
Name of Child.
Sex.
Names of Parents.
July 29 Arrabina Henigar,
Female, Male,
Jonathan B. and Mary J. [Mitchell], Maurice and Mary [Hoolihan ],
Aug. 4| Maurice Francis Hurley, 6 Margaret Louise Moore, 7 Cyrus Faulkner Carter, 8 Florence Welch,
Female, Male, Female,
Elba W. and Sarah A. [Douglass],
10 Arthur Clyde Newhall,
Male,
Lewis E. and Maud [Heath], Thomas J. and Julia [Chamberlain], T. Arthur and Lillian N. [Shepard], James and Mary [Daley],
12 James McCarty.
Male,
Male,
John A. and Isabel F. [Jolinston ],
Machinist. Shoemaker.
Teamster. Laborer. Pattern maker.
Laborer. 110
Teamster. "'arpenter. Salesman. Laborer. Motorman.
Laborer. Rattan worker.
12 John Clines, 13 Carroll Taylor Bonney,
13 Trumbull, 20 Roland Lester White. 23 Willey, 24 Adolf Augustus Anderson,
Female, Male, Female, Male, Male, Male,
Female,
Female, Female,
Shepard and Mary M. [Campbell, ] Charles and Mary | Welch]. James and Hannah [Hallisy |, Bartholomew and Nora | Dignan], Josiah S. and Linda P. [Daland], Daniel J. and Susan V. [Dugag], Roland and Matilda [Musel, George C. and Jennie F. | Burdett. ] Oscar N. and Sophia [Anderson], Mark R. and Mary E [Dulong], Edward J. and Margaret C. [Kenney |, Charles and Florence | King], Lawrence and Ellen [ Powers), Walter J. and Ida [Clark],
Occupation of Father.
Laborer. Farmer. Carpenter. Grocer. Shoemaker.
Salesman.
Stone mason.
15[Daniel James Johnston McLeod, 23 Thomas Francis Cockran, 25 Edward Ira Gadbois,
Male,
Dennis and Annie [Connolly], Ira and Annie [Froton],
Berry,
Male, Female, Male,
Gilbert S. and Annie M. [Chambers].
Male,
Alexander and Angeline [Schurman[, Samuel M. and Addie [Doucette], John and Mary [Regan], Arthur M. and Grace E. [Barnes],
28| John R. Smith, 29 Katherine Sliney, Sept. 1 |Grace Marion Lynch, 8 James Perry Smith, 10 Berry,
Female,
Female,
James P. and Grace G. [Nagel].
11 Helen Sullivan,
11 Daniel Hallisy Galvan,
Male, Male, Female, Male, Male, Male,
24 Walter Amos Doucette,
Buckley,
25 26 Mary Mabel Upham, 28 Lizzie Burns, 29 Ethel Louise McIntyre,
26 28 Stanley Oswald Urquhart,
Druggist. Brakeman. Laborer. Book-keeper. Chair maker. Reed worker. Upholsterer. Laborer. Laborer. Shoemaker.
Oct.
29| Caroline S. Fresder Mayer 29|Charles Eugene Creedon, 30 Philbrook, 30 Jean Burnham Radford, 30 Pearl Scott. 2 Ethel Elizabeth Sullivan, 4 Mary Grady, 4 Arthur McTague,
6 Albert Lewis Nicholson,
10 Irving Richard Gray,
Male,
10 George Henry McNally,
13 Elias Walton,
16 Arthur Gibbons,
17 George Lane,
20 Dixon, 22 William Davis Seabury,
23 Arthur William Anderson,
23 Duncan McIntosh,
24 Arthur William Collinson,
28|Lawrence Nathaniel Frost,
30 Joseph Arsidase Leon Giroux,
Nov. 1 Mabel Mildred Watts, 2 Helen Catherine Hanscom, 6 Ella Marguerite Jordan, S Addie Louise Smith, S Peter Henry Burrage, 9 Blake,
10 Ruth Belmore, Twins,
10 Ruby Belmore,
12 Antonio Nicola Stamegna,
13 Elsie Gertrude Grant,
16 Annie Teresa Lally,
21 Agnes O'Connell, 22 22
White, Mansfield, 23 Helen Campbell Stewart,
Female, Male. Female, Male, Female, Female, Female,
William H. and Martha S. [Horne], Daniel and Kate [Doyle],
D. Herbert and Theresa A. [Larrabee], Robert H. and Nellie A. [Burnham],
Walter C. and Georgiana C. [McDonald], Jeremiah and Nora (Haley),
William F. and Mary L. (Morgan), Hugh and Bridget (Gibbons),
Male,
Male,
Andrew and Zeina (Ellis),
Teamster. Teamster. Teamster. Rattan worker.
Rattan worker.
Male,
Maurice and Margaret (Scanlon),
Male,
Nathan L. and Mabel (McKie),
Male,
Sylvanus M. and Mary J. (McKernan),
Male,
Oscar A. and Ellen V. (Lofstrom),
Male,
William and Frances M. (Doherty),
Teamster.
Optician.
Carpenter. Milkman.
Laborer. Teamster. Piano worker. Stone mason. Stone mason.
Electrician.
Wood carver.
Female, Female, Male, Joseph and Susan M. (DeCecca), -
Fred S. and Elizabeth (Bailey),
Patrick J. and Anna T. (Casey),
Charles and Julia (Welch),
Foster and Emma (Doucette),
Austin L. and Hattie W. (Pearson), Thomas and Catherine F. (Campbell),
(Stove mounter. Blacksmith. Cabinet maker. Electrician. Carriage maker. Shoe maker. Salesınan. Rattan worker.
Piano maker. Clerk. Painter. Painter.
Male,
John W. and Lilly M. (Stewart),
Male,
Daniel E. and Rose A. (Doucette), Joseph N. and Celina (Dregan),
Male,
Female,
John and Georgina (Bouthier), Charles E. and Annie M. (Thompson),
Female,
Female,
Percy D. and Florence A. (Brown), William and Rose (Lefave),
Female,
George and Agnes (Doucette),
Male, Male,
Frank R. and May A. (Sheldon),
Ernest M. and Maude, (Law), 66
Female, Female, Female, Male, Female, Female,
William H. and Sophia (Doucette),
Male,
John and Jane (Kelly),
Male,
Elias W. and Annie T. (O'Hare),
Male,
Thomas and Mary (Foley),
111
Fruit dealer. Book-binder. Rattan worker. Weaver. Laborer. Wood dealer. Engineer.
Births Registered in the Town of Wakefield during the Year 1896-Continued.
Date.
Name of Child.
Sex.
Names of Parents.
Occupation of Father.
Nov. 24 Madeline Gertrude Wilson, 25 Alice Halford Muse, 25 Ruth Ursula Weld, 26 Charles Edgar Rosland,
Female, Female, Female, Male, .
Robert and Phoeba (Porter), ' Joseph and Rosana (Muse), Arthur B. and Sarah L. (Skinner),
Edward and Mary (Frisell), Joseph P. and Mary E. (Campbell),
27 William Edward O'Donnell,
Male,
Female, Male,
Edward E. and Jennie ( Murdock), Joseph and Jessie (Simpson), Edward P. G. and Roberta (Hanson), Thomas C. and Kate (Griffin),
Dec. 1 Alice Veronica Welch, 2 Grace May Dadley, 4|Mina Bertha Eaton,
Female, Female,
Isaac N. and Mary M. (Dadley), George W. and Minnie L. (Rolfe), Fredric L. and A. Gertrude (Bancroft), Harry I. and Emma L. (Bates), John and Mary J. (Sullivan), Simon and Addie M. (Shaw), Amos F. and Lucy J. (Oliver),
9 Ray Oliver Cutter,
Male,
Male,
Edward H. and Anna (Sears),
9 Edward Burnham Brown, 9 George Howard Russell, 10 Mary Josephine Jaquithi, Crozier,
Male, Female,
George W. and Sadie A. (Cann), Harry and Rose (Doucette),
Painter.
Iron worker. Motorman.
Clerk. Brass finisher.
· Female, Male,
16 Thomas Joseph Quinn, 16 Gertrude McDonald.
Female,
James W. and Mary A. (McIntosh),
17 Catherine Anna Doucette,
17 Hazel Jane Gaetz,
18 Gladys Lydia Staples,
Female, Female, Female,
William F. and Annie (Dowd), James and Laura (Gaetz), George M. and Laura A. (Peck),
Moulder. Stone mason. Station agent. Carpenter. Baggage master. Carpenter. Carrier. Electrician. Stone mason. Carpenter. Grocer. Photographer.
112
6 Thomas Christopher Hurley,
Male,
Rattan worker.
7 Elizabeth Lillian Muse,
Female,
Stone mason. Rubber boot maker.
Attorney. Shoe maker. Stone mason.
Christopher J. and Jane (Anderson), Jeremiah and Fannie (Doncette),
12 12| Elizabeth Frances Hanglin, 12 Alice Victoria Goodhue, 14 Hobart, 16| Frank Edward MeIntire, 16 Mary Burns,
Male, Female, Female, Male, Male,
Charles B. and Mary L. (Casey),
Elmer W. and Nellie M. ( Holbrook), Frank N. and Catherine (Duffy), Patrick and Kate (Hart), Peter and Bridget (Joyce),
Merchant.
6| Raymond Hollis Thayer,
Male, Male,
6 Leroy Bancroft Wellington,
Female, Female,
28 Mabel Florence Biggs, 28 George Albert Muse, 28 Ethel May Bolton,
Plasterer. Laborer. 'Teamster. Carpenter. Engineer. Insurance agent.
18|Raymond Cassidy, 18 Clarence Raymond Eldredge, 18 Dennison, 19 Edmund Joseph Payro, 20 Minnie Frances Deveau 21 Lucy May Smith, 23 Noyes, 24 Paul Austin Morris, 25 Ruth Geraldine Taylor, 26 Elizabeth McGlory, 31
Ripley,
Male, Male, · Male, Male, Female, Female, Male, Male, Female, Female, Male,
Henry L. and Mary A. (Mullen), (. Herbert and May I (Crowell), William and D. Frances (Adams), Joseph and Mary (Munier), Reuben and Madeline ( Melanson), Joseph and Lizzie (Lefave), Arthur O. and Annie M. [Caswell], Albert E. and Emma A. [ Wells], George H. and Addie L. [Dennett], John and Mary E. [Mead], Aiden P. and Inez E. [Lassell],
Tea dealer. Piano polisher. Organ pipe decorator. Painter. Rattan worker. Foundry man. Conductor. Shoe maker. Plumber. Hostler. Musician.
113
Marriages Registered in the Town of Wakefield during the Year 1896.
Date of Marriage.
Names of Bride and Groom.
Age.
Residence of each at time of Marriage.
Place of Birth.
Names of Parents.
What Marriage
By whom Married.
Jan.
1. 7
§ Howard M. Fourtin, Irene M. Bangs,
26 Wakefield, 30 Boston,
Merrimac, At Sea.
John D. and Adeline M., First, Perens and Lilla,
Second,
N. R. Everts. at Wakefield.
Jan. ١ Solomon Colin. Julia Muse,
22 22
Wakefield,
Nova Scotia, 66
Marces and Rose, Charles and Laurette,
First,
J. E. Millerick, at Wakefield.
Jan. 6. 5 1 George Muse, Louise Hatfield, ,
Willis S. Furbush, Georgiana Simpson,
25 Wakefield, 35 Somerville,
Palmyra, Me., Chatham, N. Y., Joel E. and Elizabeth,
Benjamin and Sarah II., First, 66
W. H. Pierson, at Somerville.
Jan. 12,
24 Wakefield. 19
Nova Scotia, England,
John B. and Madeline, Thomas and Louise,
First, 66
J. E. Millerick, at Wakefield.
Jan. 15,
George M. Staples, Laura A. Peck,
23 Wakefield, 18
Wakefield, Chelsea,
Moses and Mary A., Lewis E. and Lydia P.,
First,
Albert P. Davis,
at Wakefield.
24 Reading, |21 Wakefield,
Reading, Wakefield,
Loammi G. and Priscilla, First, Thos. B. and Aurelia U.,
Geo. L. and Cynthia J.,
First, 66
N. R. Everts, at Wakefield.
Jan. 16, 1 Jan. 30,
T. Arthur Newhall, Lillian M. Shepard,
19 Wakefield, 17 Stoneham,
Lynnfield,
Thos. R. and Martha J., Sing Sing, N. Y., Edwd. W. and Lettie M.,
First, .4.
Isaac W. Grimes, at Cambridge.
Feb.
Simon Muse, Addie D. Shaw,
28 Wakefield, 20
Nova Scotia,
Frank and Elizabeth, John and Maggie,
First, ·
Wm. T. O'Connor, at Wakefield,
( John Hill, 1
Dora M. Nietmann,
28 Dorchester, 19, Wakefield,
Nova Scotia, Germany,
Richard and Rosalie, Fred and Dora,
First,
.114
Jan. 15, 1 5 Geo. E. Brown, Helen J. Page,
Harry M. Richardson, Florence A. Cann,
Seth E. Crosby, at Reading.
35 | Lynn, 35 66
Chester, N, H., Rochester, N. H., George W. and Mary J.,
1, 1
Feb. 19, 1
Allen T. Smiley, M. Helen McCabe,
Mar.
2,3
Herbert H. Sweetser, Estella E. Ackley,
Mar. 5, 1
Frederick W. Marland, Viola Knox,
Mar. 11, 1
Horace W. Stevens, Ella M. Mason,
Mar. 14,
Charles E. Kingsley, Rose Gordon,
25 22
22 Wakefield, 21|Lynn,
Armenia, Bangor, Me.,
Harry and Mary Charles and Mary A.,
First, 66
C. F. Hartshorne, at Wakefield.
22 23
Wakefield, 66
Halifax, N. S., Ireland,
Timothy and Nora, John and Mary,
First,
66
J. E. Millerick, at Wakefield.
21 20| Melrose, Wakefield,
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