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18 64
66 wood,
12 50
H. A. Simonds, weighing coal,
26 60
John Toomey, 564 1935-2000 tons coal,
2,619 89
Morrill & Atwood, wood,
12 00
Poor department,
44 50
$3,001 20
RECAPITULATION.
Salaries, . ·
$33,908 53
Military expenses,
120 25
Tuition, .
560 00
Fuel expenses, .
3,001 20
Total,
$37,589 98
Balance unexpended, .
114 14
$37,704 12
This unexpended balance is available for next year, owing to state tuition which can be used for no other purpose than school ex- penses.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
March 20, 1900, appropriation authorized,
$5,000 00
April 2, 1900, additional appropriation,
440 00
Dec. 3, 1900,
1,000 00
Dec. 3, 1900, amount voted from new fire hose,
240 00
Total,
$6,680 00
Expended as per detailed report Fire Engineers,
6,593 37
Balance unexpended, 86 63
$6,680 00
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STREET WATERING EXPENSES.
Amount assessed upon abutters, .
$1,124 92
Amount abated, . 300 83
$824 09
Taxes collected to Feb. 1, 1901,
457 16
Taxes uncollected to Feb. 1, 1901,
366 93
Total,
$824 09
Expended as follows :
S. F. Littlefield Co., plumbing and labor on stand
pipes,
75 52
Wakefield Water Co., stand pipes and labor, .
93 40
C. Latimer, express on cart, 5 00
H. A. Bray & Co., horse hire and driver,
18 50
Wakefield Water Co., 1,530,600 gals. water, at 15 cts. per 1,000 gals., 229 59
Board of assessors and tax collector, clerical work
assessing and collecting street watering tax, .
100 00
$522 0I
Balance unexpended,
302 08
$824 09
The above balance is to offset $344.31 earned by the fire horses and driver and will be turned into the treasury when collected.
BEEBE TOWN LIBRARY.
Feb. 1, 1900, balance available from last year, $ 44 76 .
March 20, 1900, appropriation authorized, . 500 00
Feb. 1, 1901, amount of dog tax,
580 25
Feb. 1, 1901, income from interest, etc.,
203 47
Total,
$1,328 48
Expended as per report of treasurer, .
1,309 23
Balance unexpended, ·
19 25
$1,328 48
This balance is available for next year.
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HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.
Feb. 1, 1900, balance available from last year, $1,233 29 March 13, 1900, appropriation authorized, . . 10,000 00 Nov. 26, 1900, appropriation from street railway tax, . 500 00 Feb. 1, 1901, sales of junk, crushed stone, etc., . 188 97
Feb. 1, 1901, due from sales, 27 50
Total, $11,949 76
Expended as per report of highway surveyor, 11,935 44
Balance unexpended, $14 32 The treasurer's receipts show $225.42 as compared with $188.97 as above. The treasurer's receipts included $36.45 which was due Feb. I, 1900, and could not be credited to this department this year.
INTEREST ON TOWN DEBT.
March 20, 1900, appropriation authorized, .
$14,000 00
Received from income, 1,130 10
$15,130 10
Expended as per treasurer's report,
15,856 52
Overdrawn,
726 42
$15,130 10
LIBRARY CARD CATALOGUE.
March 20, 1900, appropriation authorized, . $300 00
Expended by treasurer as per report, . $136 60
Balance unexpended, ·
163 40
$300 00
This balance is available for next year on unfinished contract.
READING ROOM.
March 20, 1900, appropriation authorized, . $175 00
Expended as per treasurer's report,
166 70
Balance unexpended,
8 30
Total,
$175 00
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MUNICIPAL LIGHT PLANT GENERAL.
Feb. 1, 1900, balance available from last year, $3,234 82 Feb. 1, 1901, income as voted, . 23,464 12 .
Total, · · $26,698 94
Expended as per light board report, .
. 26,611 50
Balance unexpended,
$87 44
This balance is available for next year.
EXTENSION GAS MAINS.
Feb. 1, 1900, balance available from last year, $49 88 March 12, 1900, from appropriation voted, 675 00
Nov. 19, 1900, appropriation authorized, .
1,000 00
$1,724 88
Expended as per light board report, ·
1,893 40
Overdrawn,
168 52
$1,724 88
This overdraft will be charged against next year's business.
EXTENSION ELECTRIC LINES.
Feb. 1, 1900, balance available from last year, $78 51
March 12, 1900, from appropriation voted, 325 00
Total, . $403 51
Expended as per report light board,
391 82
Balance unexpended,
II 69
$403 51 This balance is available for next year.
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TOWN OF WAKEFIELD.
Auditors' final balance sheet for the year, showing amount for each department, together with the expenditure in each, amount overdrawn, or the unexpended balance :
Amounts available.
Expended on appro- priations.
Unex- pended balance.
New fire pungs,
$219 00
$219 00
Repairs on steamer,
2,275 00
2,275 00
North ward school house, .
296 18
284 22
$11 96
Expenses sewage committee,
867 15
643 ZO
223 95
Highways and bridges, .
.
11,949 76
11,925 44
14 32
Municipal light, general, .
. 26,698 94
26,611 50
87 44
*Municipal gas extensions, .
1,724 88
1,893 40
*168 52
Electric light extensions,
403 51
391 82
II 69
New cemetery plans, .
242 00
119 48
122 52
New fire station,
17,200 00
17,197 58
2 42
School general expenses,
37,704 12
37,589 98
114 14
School contingent expenses,
2,690 69
2,690 69
School text books and sup- plies,
2,645 69
2,645 69
High school commercial
course,
700 00
700 00
Poor department, .
13,195 77
13,195 52
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Stone street crossings,
300 00
296 55
3 45
Police department,
1,650 00
1,650 00
Fire department,
6,680 00
6,593 37
86 63
Forest fire wards expenses, .
1,300 00
1,265 55
34 45
Common and park,
800 00
629 82
170 18
Salaries town officials,
5,465 00
5,465 00
Miscellaneous expenses, . Town house expenses,
2,304 50
2,299 81
4 69
Military aid, .
875 00
768 00
107 00
Soldiers' relief,
3,196 13
3,196 13
*State aid,
2,700 00
3,140 00
*440 00
Richardson Light Guard ex-
penses,
600 00
575 3I
24 69
Printing, advertising and -
stationery,
1,200 00
1,200 00
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5,412 20
5,407 12
5 08
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Amounts available.
Expended on appro- priations.
Unex- pended balance.
*Interest town debt, . .
.$15,130 10
$15,856 52
*$726 42
Beebe town library,
1,328 48
1,309 23
19 25
Library card catalogues, .
300 00
136 60
163 40
Public reading room, .
175 00
166 70
8 30
Concrete work,
1,378 07
1,374 08
3 99
Edgestones,
647 03
572 84
74 19
Night watch,
1,800 00
1,800 00
Memorial day,
250 00
250 00
Fish committee,
25 00
25 00
Clerk finance committee,
50 00
50 00
Town dump cart,
145 00
140 00
5 00
Rental of hydrants,
4,375 00
4,348 75
26 25
Insurance premiums, .
1,455 00
1,449 60
5 40
Relocation of fire alarm
system,
300 00
298 75
1 25
Town watering cart,
325 00
325 00
Expenses street watering,
824 09
522 0I
302 08
Enlarging high school bld'g,
15,000 00
14,779 34
220 66
Eastman fire nozzle, .
215 00
215 00
Sewerage system expenses, . 225,000 00
3,363 48
221,636 52
Pleasant street repairs,
250 00
250 00
Land damages, Nahant st. .
260 00
260 00
Nahant street repairs,
2,000 00
1,200 55
799 45
Painting armory,
300 00
184 68
TI5 32
Expenses tree warden,
75 00
75 00
New fire hose, .
1,800 00
1,560 00
240 00
Public evening school,
800 00
352 25
447 75
Purchase Flint estate,
5,000 00
5,000 00
Rooms third story town hall,
600 00
600 00
Regrading Elm square,
200 00
200 00
Hitching posts, .
50 00
37 50
12 50
Suppression English sparrows,
50 00
50 00
Totals,
$431,403 29 $206,832 06 $225,906 17
* Overdrawn.
ALBERT W. FLINT, Sec'y Board of Auditors.
Wakefield, Feb. 1, 1901.
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Auditors' Final Statement.
The Board of Auditors herewith present to the town their report for the fiscal year ending Feb. 1, 1901.
From March 22, 1900, to January 31, 1901, the selectmen have drawn 2594 orders on the treasurer, representing $181,322.26. We have examined the vouchers for these payments and have also veri- fied the arithmetic of all bills coming before the board of selectmen for payment during the year, and our report upon them will be found arranged in the departments to which they belong.
Our final balance sheet shows an expenditure of $206,832.06, over- drafts to the amount of $1,334.94 and unexpended balances of $225,906.17.
We have verified the receipts of such departments as pay money to the treasurer ; we have examined the books of the collector of taxes, and of T. J. Skinner, treasurer of the library and reading room, and find them correct. We have also examined the accounts of Mr. Skinner as town treasurer, and find them correct, with the proper vouchers for all receipts and payments ; and that he has a cash balance of $12,816.73 in the National Bank of South Reading.
We also certify that he has securities and deposits representing the C. Sweetser lecture fund, burial lot funds, library funds, Flint soldiers monument and old cemetery funds and Nichols temper- ance fund.
The unexpended balances, as seen by our final balance sheet, of light plant general, electric extensions, cemetery plans, fire station, school general, library, library card catalogue, high school building extension, sewerage, Nahant street, evening school and hitching posts are available for next year, being either unfinished contracts or incomes from state and county.
The overdraft on gas extensions will be charged up to next year's business, state aid is refunded by the state, and interest on town debt will be taken care of at annual town meeting.
Owing to the shortness of time after February 1, and being desir-
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ous that the town should be fully informed, the board have engaged the services of a Boston expert who has made a thorough examina- tion of the books at the light plant and we take pleasure in referring to his statement, as published in this issue of the town report. It has been done at no expense to the town.
A comparison of the present balance sheet with those of previous years will show that the town is rapidly growing in one respect, that of expenses, and as this increase means increased work for the town officials it requires an extra effort to get the annual report before the people between February I and the annual town meeting.
In our report of the expenditures of the various appropriations we have itemized as far as time and space will allow.
We again invite any citizen who desires a closer knowledge of bills and accounts of the town to make application to this board and same will be gladly answered.
In compliance with the vote of the town we have compiled the annual town report and submit the same.
Respectfully submitted,
EVERETT W. EATON, ALBERT W. FLINT, GEORGE W. LINNELL,
Auditors.
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Report of Overseers of Poor.
The Board of Overseers herewith submit their annual report. The dry weather in the late spring cut down our crops materially. We raised one hundred and seventy-five bushels of potatoes.
We have cleared up about two and one-half acres of land on the north side of the farm which is added to the tillage land of the farm. We have cut six or seven cords of wood from the land.
We have made a much needed alteration in the barn cellar. The entrance which was on the west side has been changed to the north side, and the cow yard has been filled up so as to drain the water away from the barn.
We have cut about seventy cords of wood.
There has been a great deal of sickness both at the almshouse and among the outside poor, causing a large expense for medical attend- ance and care.
We have expended this year for various persons $369.62, which has been refunded and does not appear in our report.
We have housed and fed 1, 167 tramps at a net expense of $426.53.
Respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM A. CUTTER, WILLIS S. MASON, ALBERT D. CATE.
February 5th, 1901.
STATISTICS
.... FROM ....
TOWN CLERK'S REGISTER.
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN WAKEFIELD DURING THE YEAR 1900.
Date of Marriage
Names of Bride and Groom.
| Age.
Residence.
Place of Birth.
Names of Parents.
What Marriage
By Whom Married.
Jan
Charles J. Coburn, 3, Ida L. Casavant,
Lynn, Lynn,
Hollis, N. H., Athol,
Charles and Emeline, John M. and Amelia,
Second, N. R. Everts, at Wakefield.
Jan. 10,
William F. Hughes, Magdalena F. Strassel,
20 Plymouth, 66
19
Wakefield, Germany,
William J. and Sarah E., George and Sophia,
First,
Putnam Webber. at Wakefield.
Jan. 17,
Albert J. Mayer, Jennie McAuley,
27 Wakefield, 24
Taunton, Nova Scotia,
Joseph and Caroline V., Aaron and Louis V.,
First, 66
N. R. Everts, at Wakefield.
Jan. 31,
Frank Clements, Annie Doucette,
23 Reading, 23 Wakefield,
Nova Scotia, ..
Simon and Julia, Alexander and Catherine,
First,
Wm. T. O'Connor, at Wakefield,
Feb. 2,
Manuel Dingle. Addie (Le Fave) Boudreau, 26
25 Wakefield,
Nova Scotia, ..
John T. and Emeline, Joseph and Julia,
First, Second,
J. F. McNiff, at Wakefield.
Feb.
Alfred W. Ellis, 4, Alice L. Shanahan,
21 Reading, 22 Wakefield,
Nova Scotia, Wakefield,
William and Annie, Daniel E. and Elizabeth A.
First,
Thomas R. McCoy, at Wakefield.
Feb.
7,
John La Blanc, Agnes (Surrette) O'Brien,
19 Haverhill, 37 Wakefield,
Nova Scotia, 66 66
Reuben and Doomethia, Sylvine F. and Rose,
First, Second,
Thomas R. McCoy, at Wakefield.
Feb. 8,
Ernest E. Tyzzer, Jessie Gowen,
24 Wakefield, 24 66
Wakefield, 66
George R. and Matilda J., Franklin A. and Mary J.,
First, .6
John H. Murphy, at Wakefield.
Feb. 14.
Edward B. Ford, Mary E. Butler,
33 Wakefield, 26
Wakefield.
Edward and Hannah, Patrick and Annie,
First, 66
Thomas R. McCoy, at Wakefield.
Feb. 18,
Carl V. Swantee, Millie Croft,
29 Wakefield, 18 66
Sweden, Nova Scotia,
Swantee and Anna S., James and Fannie,
First, 66
Edward J. Holland, at Wakefield.
Feb. 19, ¡Robert P. Foster, Jessie Henry,
[21|Wakefield, 21 Reading,
Bar Harbor, Me. Miller N. and Lucelle, Nova Scotia, Alexander and Ellen,
Wakefield, So. Acton,
Daniel and Eliza, Asa M. and Sarah A.,
Second, First,
Albert P. Davis,
at Wakefield.
Feb. 25,
John D. Lefave, Mary L. Bennett,
18
Nova Scotia, Wakefield,
Daniel and Julia, Samuel and Jane,
First, 66
Thos. R. McCoy,
at Wakefield.
Thomas E. Giles, Mar. 10, Cassie M. Frazer,
52 Wakefield, 28
Nova Scotia, .6
Thomas and Jane, William and Annie,
Second, Putnam Webber, First, at Wakefield.
Apr. 5,
William P. Cosman, Marcia Tabbert,
28 Wakefield, 20 Stoneham,
Wakefield, Columbia Falls, [Me.,
Fred'k and Sarah, John and Phœbe,
First, ..
Paul Sterling
at Melrose.
Apr. 15,
Michael J. Corcoran, Nellie A. Connoley,
27 Stoneham, 24 Wakefield,
Marlboro,
Chelsea,
Patrick and Hannah, Thomas and Elizabeth,
First,
Wm. T. O'Connor,
at Wakefield.
Roscoe F. Jones, Apr. 17, Jessie A. Crocker,
22 Wakefield, 20
Somersworth, N. John D. and Mary A., Nova Scotia, [H. John A. and Jessie,
First, 66
T. E. Cramer. at Somersworth, N.H.
R. Bruce Farrell, Apr. 18, Olive Vincent,
26 Wakefield, 31 66
New Brunswick, James and Fannie, Nova Scotia,
First, 66
Albert P. Davis,
at Wakefield.
.
Apr. 24,
Michael McCarty, Mary Carr,
31 Wakefield, 36 Boston,
Ireland,
Michael and Margaret, Patrick and Mary,
First, ..
J. F. McNiff.
at Wakefield.
Apr. 25,
William A. Purrington, Ada L. Downs,
53| Lynn, 28 Wakefield,
Bath, Me. Wakefield,
Cornelius and Harriet, Patrick and Margaret S.
Third, First,
C. H. Learoyd,
at Wakefield.
Apr. 29,
James Talbot, Mary Looney,
29 Wakefield, 24
Ireland,
James and Ella, John and Nora,
First, 66
J. F. McNiff, at Wakefield.
May
Charles Voltz, 3, Sophia E. Smith,
23 Wakefield, 24
Germany, Nova Scotia,
George and Catherine, Alexander W. & Frances C.
First, 66
Philo W. Sprague, at Boston.
First, .6
F. S. Hunnewell,
at Reading.
Feb. 22,
Jefferson J. Nichols, Sarah E. Hurd,
54 Wakefield, 49 24 Wakefield, 66
Philip and Jennie,
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN WAKEFIELD DURING THE YEAR 1900.
Date of Marriage
Names of Bride and Groom.
| Age.
Residence.
Place of Birth.
Names of Parents.
What Marriage
By Whom Married.
May
6,
Albeney E. Richards, Lena Bennett,
32 Wakefield, 22
Nova Scotia, Wakefield,
Simon and Margaret, Samuel and Jane,
First, ..
Wm. T. O'Connor. at Wakefield.
May
6,
Patrick Hennessey, Ellen Murray,
40 Wakefield, 33
Ireland, 66
Michael and Catherine, John and -,
Second, First,
Wm. T. O'Connor. at Wakefield.
May 12.
Percy L. Stevens, Mary Ticha,
24 Wakefield, 19 Boston,
Wakefield, Austria,
William H. and Emma, Frank and Josephine,
First,
Thos. W. Illman, at Wakefield.
May 12,
John L. Neiss, Mary (Kane) Reid,
33 25
Dedham, Ireland.
Fred'k J. and Winifred, Michael and Mary,
First, Second,
C. H. Hickok, at Wakefield.
May 17,
Donald Gillis, Catherine Gillis,
27 Fitchburg, 23 Wakefield,
Cape Breton,
Alexander and Catherine, Archibald and Sarah,
First, 66
Geo. H. McDermott, at Leominster.
May 27,
Arthur Fitzpatrick, Ella B. Cobb,
20 Stoneham, 22|Wakefield,
Stoneham, Boston,
Michael and Nora, Edward and Elizabeth,
First,
Putnam Webber, at Wakefield.
June 3,
William H. Grant Mildred E. Brown,
25 Wakefield, 21 Malden,
Nova Scotia, Boston,
William and Alvirah, Edward J. and Hattie A.,
First,
J. F. Albion, at Melrose.
June 6,
Fred R. Meekins, Matilda J. Morton,
26 Wakefield, 24 ..
Nova Scotia,
James and Mary, New Brunswick, John and Flora,
First, 66
Geo. E. Freeman, at Lynnfield.
June 7,
Wilfred B. Tyler, Florence S. Porter,
30 Wakefield, 23 Woburn,
Melrose, Woburn,
William N. and Mary E., Huntington & Elizabeth F., First,
Second,
Henry C. Parker, at Woburn.
June 12,
Clarence E. Davis, , Ida C. De Veber,
26 Wakefield, 24|Newburyport,
Lawrence, Frank E. and Mary E., New Brunswick, William J. and Lucy A.,
First.
Horace C. Hovey, at Newburyport.
Wakefield,
|Patrick Helbert, June 17, Jennie Dignan,
June 19, Joseph L. Munier, Margaret J. Wheeler,
June 20,
Cyrus Wakefield, Susie M. Stuart,
28 Wakefield, 21 66
Boston, So. China, Me., Charlestown, Chelsea,
Alfred and Frances, Thomas G. and Susan,
First, :6
Albert P. Davis, at Wakefield.
June 29,
Alfred S. Jones, Lena Buckley,
25 Wakefield, 24 ..
Wakefield, Ireland,
William S. and Agnes C., John and Nora,
First, 66
J. F. McNiff, at Wakefield.
June 30,
William H. Mathews, Lizzie (Jones) Murphy,
48 Wakefield, 36 Boston,
Auburn, Me., Boston,
William W. and Mary, - and Mary,
Second, 66
Chas. N. Field, at Boston.
July 5.
George S. Harding, Lizzie G. Oakes,
66 21 Wakefield, 21
Nova Scotia, Lawrence,
George and Melissa, William E. and Lizzie S.,
First,
N. R. Everts, at Wakefield.
July 9,
Walter G. Hunt, Lila R. Haines,
24 Wakefield, 21
Wakefield, Nova Scotia,
Daniel W. and Annie A., Charles A. and Annabel,
First, 66
N. R. Everts,
at Wakefield.
July 15,
George V. Godfrey, Sarah M. Hooper,
23 Wakefield, 18
Nova Scotia, Malden,
George and Annie, Alfred and Lucy,
First, 66
J. F. McNiff, at Wakefield.
Stoneham, Newburyport,
Wilson A. and Nancy F., Frank T. and Jessie,
First,
N. R. Everts at Wakefield.
July 28,
George W. Carey, Jessie M. Harper,
38 33
Wakefield,
Wakefield, England,
Daniel and Mary, Henry and Sarah T.,
Second, First,
Albert P. Davis,
at Wakefield.
July 29,
Oscar G. Butler, Ella Garrior,
23 Wakefield, 22
Wakefield, Nova Scotia,
Aaron and Abbie A., William A. and Sophia,
First,
J. F. McNiff, at Wakefield.
21 Wakefield, 23 66
Wakefield, John B. and Celia M., New Brunswick, John and Jane,
First,
Wm. T. O'Connor. at Wakefield.
Cyrus and Annie B., Charles B. and Ina S.,
First, ..
Wm. H. Willianis,
at Wakefield.
June 27,
Arthur L. Johnson, Ann L. Farley,
30 Medford, 24 Wakefield.
25| Cambridge, 27 Wakefield,
Ireland. ..
Michael and Catherine, John and Honora,
First, 66
Win. T. O'Connor, at Wakefield.
21 Wakefield, 66
July 20,
Ernest M. Bartlett, Edna F. Porter,
18
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN WAKEFIELD DURING THE YEAR 1900.
Date of Marriage
Names of Bride and Groom.
[ Age.
Residence.
Place of Birth.
Names of Parents.
What Marriage
By Whom Married.
July 29,
Francis H. McCall, Harriet A. Hanley,
24 Boston, 24 Wakefield,
Reading, Portland, Me.,
Patrick and Margaret F., Thomas and Mary J.,
First, 66
J. F. McNiff, at Wakefield.
Aug. 9,
Uz B. Gross, Emma W. Wiechmann,
29 Wakefield, 25| Reading,
New Brunswick, John and Martha, Reading,
First,
C. H. Hickok, at Wakefield.
Aug. 29.
William F. Doucette, Maud (Muse) Collins,
39 Wakefield. 30
Nova Scotia,
Frank and Catherine, Charles and Harriet,
Second, 66
Wm. T. O'Connor, at Wakefield.
Aug. 29,
Leon A. McLain, Hellen E. L. Harrington,
21 Wakefield, 21 East Boston,
Wakefield, [H., John and Alice J., Manchester, N.
O. D. Fisher, at East Boston.
Dennis Sullivan, Sept. 2. Hannah Dennehy,
29 22
Wakefield, .6
Ireland,
John and Ellen, Michael and Mary,
First, ..
J. E. Millerick, at Wakefield.
Charles McMillan, Sept. 3, Edith M. Malcolm,
30 Cape Breton, 22 Wakefield,
Truro, N. S., Windsor, N. S.,
Win and Elizabeth, Daniel and Margaret,
First,
Putnam Webber, at Wakefield.
Clarence E. Battey, Sept. 4, Sarah M. Holland,
30 19
Wakefield,
Scipioville, N. Y ., New York, N. Y., Thomas and Mary A. Walter R. and Susan A.,
First, 66
D. M. Lockrow, at Wakefield.
Sept. 6,
Albert G. Fish, Nina L. Pendergrace,
22 Wakefield, 17 66
Abington. Wakefield,
John A. and Matilda M., Edward H. and Jeunie,
First, ..
Geo. W. Howard, at Melrose.
Sept. 15,
Wilson McVoy, Esther M. Livermore,
25 Boston, 19 66
Nova Scotia, Boston,
John and Eliza, Henry J. and Martha A.,
First.
N. R. Everts.
at Wakefield.
Sept. 18,
James L. Chase, Elizabeth Gordon,
43 Wakefield, 26
Lynn, Ireland,
Samuel C. and Eliza J., John and Ann,
First, 66
Putnam Webber, at Wakefield.
Carl W. and Carrie,
First, Parker and Hannah,
Sept. 18, Sept. 19,
Freeman Kelso, Margaret Coyne, Oliver E. Wyeth, Jennette C. Black,
25 Chelsea, 23 Wakefield,
Chelsea, 66
George E. and Ruth J., Charles H. and Jennette J,
First,
R. Perry Bush,
at Wakefield.
Sept. 19,
John W. Dennehey. Julia O'Brien,
25 Wakefield, 25 Lawrence,
Wakefield, 66
William and Ellen, Patrick and Bridget,
First,
John J. Gildery, at Lawrence.
Sept. 20,
Arthur W. Harnden, Alice J. Coney,
22 Wakefield, 17 Reading,
Lynn, Reading,
John W. and Emma A., Charles S. and Annie,
First, 66
Josiah H. Tilton, at Reading.
Sept. 23,
Eugene White, Ann White,
23 Weston, 25 Wakefield,
Nova Scotia,
Justine and Catherine, Joseph and Maggie,
First, 66
J. E. Millerick, at Wakefield.
Sept. 26,
Lewis N. Turner, Minetta S. Daniels,
40 Wakefield, 31 Winthrop,
Nova Scotia, .6
William H. and Sarah L. Theodore H. and Sarah J.
First,
Chas. L. Page,
at Winthrop.
Oct.
4,
Fred S. Smith, Frances M. (Muse) Burleigh 24
36 Wakefield,.
Lakeport, N. H., John M. and Sarah M. Woburn, Reuben and Charlotte,
First, Second,
Edward Blewett, at Boston.
Oct.
7,
Gibson J. Munro, , Maud Hanley,
21 Winchester, 19 Wakefield,
Scotland, Wakefield,
Roderick and Margaret, Thomas and Mary,
First, . ..
C. H. Learoyd, at Wakefield.
Thomas F. Powers, Oct. 10, Charlotte T. Brennan,
26 Stoneham, 23 Wakefield, 32 Wakefield, 23
Stoneham. Wakefield,
Matthew and Ellen, Dennis and Mary, [F.
First, 66
Win. T. O'Connor, at Wakefield.
Joid F. Dill, Oct. 10, Theresa C. Locke,
Chatham, Boston,
Thomas F. and Catherine Second, James and Edith I., First,
Thos. W. Illman, at Wakefield.
James Ure, Oct. 11, Gertrude Pearce,
23 19
Wakefield,
England, Nova Scotia,
Thomas and Jeannie, Joseph H. and Elizabeth,
First, 66
C. H. Learoyd,
at Wakefield.
Oct. 13, Edgar S. Angus, Florence I. Gaby,
25 |Chelsea, 22
Alex C. and Margaret E., John and Catherine,
First, 66
C. H. Learoyd at Wakefield.
24|Reading, 28
[St. John, N. B., |George H. and Matilda, Ireland, John and Catherine,
First, .6
|Putnam Webber, at Wakefield.
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN WAKEFIELD DURING THE YEAR 1900.
Date of Marriage
Names of Bride and Groom.
00 [ Age. -
Residence.
Place of Birth.
Names of Parents.
What Marriage
By Whom Married.
Oct. 22,
Selden W. Tyler, Ethel H. Perley,
28 Haddam, Ct .. 23 Wakefield,
Haddam, Ct., Boxford,
Alpheus M. and Melissa, John M. and Margaret,
First,
Albert P. Davis, at Wakefield.
Oct. 24,
Oliver W. Howland, Ella Penniman,
23 Wakefield, 22
Wakefield, Cambridge,
William J. and Emma F., Charles and Ella,
First, ..
Wm. H. Williams, at Newton.
Oct. 27,
Walter G. White, Christie G. Trask,
Houlton, Me., 27 Boston, 21 Augusta, Me., Belgrade, Me.,
Isaac and Marjory, Jonas O. and Christina,
First,
N. R. Everts, at Wakefield.
Oct. 28,
Andrew F. Beede, Emma J. Noyes,
42 Lynn, 66 34
Lynn, Lowell,
Moses H. and Matilda, Benjamin C. and Mary,
First,
Second, N. R. Everts, at Wakefield.
Oct. 31,
Otto H. Anderson, Ellen H. Anderson,
27 Wakefield, 22
Anthoney and Elizabeth, John A. and Sophia,
First,
Thos. W. Illman, at Wakefield.
Nov. 1,
Frank C. Williams, Eliza B. (Payne ) Willoughby 38
Wilmington, N. Winchester,
Stephen G. and Ellen W., Henry A. and Eunice,
Second, H. O. Hiscox, at Wakefield.
Nov. 1,
Henry B. Whiting, Grace M. Lawrence,
29 Boston, 27 |Wakefield,
Lynnfield, Wakefield,
George N. and Hannah, Henry and Ella,
First,
N. R. Everts, at Wakefield.
Nov. 4,
Lucius A. Tyler, Ida M. Scott,
21 Wakefield. 22
Wakefield, Nova Scotia,
George L. and Lucy G., William and Esther A.,
First,
Thos. W. Illman, at Wakefield.
Nov. 7,
Lincoln S. Tainter, Annie Cox,
25 Wakefield, 26 ..
Herman, Mo., Wakefield,
Dean W. and Sarah J., Timothy and Mary,
First,
Wm. T. O'Connor, at Wakefield.
Joseph D. Morrision, Nov. 7, Elizabeth A. Gihon,
28|Cambridge, 28 Wakefield,
P. E. Island, Wakefield,
Daniel and Catherine, Edward and Ellen,
First, 66
Wm. T. O'Connor, at Wakefield.
Sweden, Wakefield, [Y.
38 |Wakefield,
Nov. 12, Elvin C. Hodges, Mae M. Davis,
26|Wakefield, 19|Boston,
[ Leominster, Boston,
George D. and Sarah E., William B. and Ella F., ..
First,
Percy H. Epler,
at So. Boston.
Nov. 12,
Timothy J. Mahoney, Josephine H. Mahoney,
32 |Wakefield, 31 E. Cambridge,
Ireland. E. Cambridge,
Timothy and Catherine, Cain and Nora,
First, ..
F. J. Hughes,
at Cambridge.
Nov. 14,
Samuel Hammond, Grace Learoyd,
41 Boston, 26 Wakefield,
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