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· 2,600 00
152
Interest account
. $15,775 00
Highways . .
· 10,000 00
Street sprinkling
1,200 00
Poor department
5,000 00
Police department
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1,700 00 ·
Night watch
1,800 00
Fire department
6,500 00
Forest firewards
300 00
Fish committee .
25 00
Miscellaneous
6,000 00
Town hall expenses ·
2,000 00
Richardson Light Guard
600 00
State aid .
4,000 00
Soldiers' relief
3,400 00
Military aid
700 00
Insurance .
850 00
Town library
200 00
Reading room
200 00
Library card catalogue
100 00
Salaries town officers
6,020 00
Sewer, maintenance
2,100 00
construction
1,700 00
66 commissioners' salaries 300 00
Municipal Light Plant, main- tenance .
32,000 00
Municipal Light Plant, extensions
1,000 00
Replacing fire alarm boxes .
190 00
Gong and tapper, Greenwood
30 00
Bell, tower and tapper, Boynton- ville, ·
350 00
Park department
.
500 00
Suppression of moths
300 00
Water department, maintenance and operation . 12,500 00
Water department, construction 5,000 00
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153
Fire department, Montrose Hose
Company
$350 00
Markers, Old Cemetery
250 00
New fire hose .
550 00
Fire department horses
500 00
Fire alarm box, Preston street
82 00
Fire alarm box, Main and Cres- cent streets
55 00
Repairing armory roof
200 00
Water rental, hydrants, stand- pipes, and fountains
3,450 00
Water commissioners, salaries
400 00
Memorial day
250 00
July 4th
.
250 00
-$179,912 00
State tax .
$6,350 00
County tax
8,584 68
Sewerage tax
7,652 70
Metropolitan park tax
2,685 79
25,273 17
Total
$244,359 64
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ALSTEAD W. BROWNELL, FREDERIC S. HARTSHORNE, CHARLES A. DEAN, Assessors of Wakefield.
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Report of the Overseers of the Poor.
The Overseers of the Poor herewith submit their annual report : The farm, stock and buildings are all in good con- dition. We have made permanent improvements to about $75. The farm has produced 45 tons of hay, 200 bushels of potatoes, 15 bushels turnips, 28 bushels carrots, 15 bushels parsnips, 12 bushels beets, 20 tons green feed, besides other vegetables and grain used on the farm. The receipts from the farm were increased $323 09 over the pre- vious year, and the expense were $82 15 less. There has been considerable wood cut for use at the farm, and also for the outside poor. The net expense of tramp house has been $220 42. We have asked the aid of the Police Department in looking out for the tramps, and through their very effi- cient help we are practically having no tramps apply for lodgings. Our appropriation for the year was $6000, and we are glad to be able to report a balance of $402 20, to be returned to the treasury. By the sudden death of Mr. Horatio Bumpus on Dec. 31, our board lost a valued mem- ber, and the town a faithful official.
WILLIAM A. CUTTER, EDWARD E. LEE,
Overseers of the Poor.
155
POOR DEPARTMENT. GENERAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
Spring appropriation,
$5,000 00
Fall appropriation,
1,000 00
$6,000 00
ALMSHOUSE RECEIPTS.
Sale of milk,
$1,347 13
" calves,
17 50
" wood and chips,
149 33
" vegetables,
60 37
" cows,
75 00
66 " eggs,
5 35
" hogs,
19 99
Use of bull,
11 00
" " telephone,
2 70
Board of Fred Neiss, .
44 00
" Edward Putnam,
100 00
Wages returned, 1 14
$1,833 51
OUTSIDE RECEIPTS.
State of Mass., Mrs. Frank Toth, $10 90
Ella Whitlock, 4 50
J. W. Carter, 3 25
City of Boston, Conway children, 3 00
" " Woburn, C. W. Andrews, 2 15
" " Gloucester, Mrs. C. Johnson, 8 03
Town of Braintree, Fannie E. Holmes, 602 79 " " Topsfield, Mrs. Geo. W. De- land, 149 95
C. H. Hawes, guard. W. L. Hawes, 84 96
David Ogilvie, act. Mrs. Ogilvie, 39 25
E. J. Gihon, Adm., John W. Lyons estate, 200 00
Sale of Wood, tramp house, · 118 25
$1,227 03
156
EXPENSES OF OUTSIDE POOR. EXPENSES AT INSTITUTIONS.
Clara Macullar, at Westborough Insane
Hospital, $7 43
J. H. Smith, at Truant school, Chelms- ford, 6 71
J. P. Barker, at Truant school, Chelms- ford, 49 71
John Froton, at Mass. school for feeble minded, . 169 92
Blanche L. Pratt, at Mass., school for epileptics, 127 98
Henry W. Curran, at Mass., school for epileptics, 47 11
Charles Shaw, at Truant school, Chelms- ford, 10 53
$419 39
AID TO PERSONS RESIDING HERE WITH SETTLEMENTS ELSEWHERE.
Mrs. Geo. W. Deland, Topsfield, $37 56
Mrs. C. Johnson, City of Gloucester, 104 03
Mrs. Fannie E. Holmes, Town of Brain- tree,
340 41
Mary E. Hill, state of Mass. 13 72
Emery D. Cary, Stoneham,
16 75
$512 47
AID TO NON-RESIDENTS WITH SETTLEMENTS HERE.
Mrs. James Bransfield, Stoneham, $93 54
Lillian Banks, Boston, 13 00
John Casey, Boston, 16 00
Frederick Williams, Somerville, . 10 00
Charles H. Ryder, Stoneham, 49 30
Harry Jaquith, Reading, · 42 96
157
Eliza Green, Reading,
$14 00
Abbie M. McIntire, Reading,
38 68
$277 48
OUTSIDE HOME RELIEF.
Mrs. Mary Cassidy, Maple street, $27 03
William Hinckling, Beacon street, 37 66
Annie Hanscom, Pleasant street, 310 65
Charles F. Spring, Albion street,
19 79
Mary Flynn, Rockland street,
70 14
Daniel J. Trumbull, Grafton street,
16 08
Mrs. M. Malonson, Foundry street,
123 62
Henry Davis, Hanson street,
16 65
Mrs. Donohue, Greenwood avenue,
10 05
Mrs. Owen Haney, Albion street,
37 64
Mrs. M. Doucette, Main street,
71 53
Mrs. Ellen McNally, Fitch court,
123 94
Mrs. J. Kelley, Center street,
199 32
Hannah Lonargan,
36 75
Mrs. Rosa Frost,
123 23
Mrs. Nora Fowler, Salem street,
84 00
Mrs. Michael Fay, Albion street,
9 71
Mrs. Mary O'Cleary,
107 42
Kate O'Cleary,
105 52
James McDonald,
10 00
Patrick Burns,
11 71
P. J. O'Hare,
3 30
Mabel F. Holmes,
3 52
Eliza Barry,
7 04
William Barry,
7 50
William Batchelder,
54 62
Elizabeth J. Lewis,
20 00
George A. Smith,
106 32
E. A. Hallett,
347 47
George R. Singer,
15 00
Mary L. Nickerson,
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108 08
158
Grace Watts,
$49 43
Reuben Deveau, 45
Anna Downey, Bateman court,
5 92
Mrs. John Doyle, Otis street, 8 23
H. H. Sweetser,
2 71
Mrs. Richardson,
1 71
Mrs. Caverley, .
1 71
P. Casey, .
1 71
Warren Adams,
5 50
Emma Carey,
76 60
Sarah Hill,
2 80
Joseph O'Donnell,
34 00
Mary O'Hare,
19 75
Walter Doucette,
.
12 00
William Conway,
24 05
Mrs. Ann Sullivan,
14 26
Mrs. A. H. Batterson,
43 00
Mrs. J. Hennigar,
2 02
Neils Johnson, .
.
8 22
Watson child,
2 00
Thomas G. Gould, 128 Salem street, 10 24
Frank Smith, Elm street, .
5 86
Simon Doucette, Albion street, 1 97
Mary E. Holmes, Hart street,
2 54
Joseph Fredette, Main street,
75
Mrs. Haliday, Center street,
9 75
Jessie Muse,
4 15
Expenses of the department,
16 25
Care 291 tramps,
353 67
Less potatoes delivered from farm,
$25 71
Wood 66
109 76
Stock on hand in store,
35 00
170 47
$3,985 41
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$4,155 88
159
ALMSHOUSE STORE ACCOUNT.
Stock on hand, Feb. 1, 1904, .
$42 50
W. V. Taylor, . .
111 98
$154 48
Less delivered to outside poor,
119 48
Stock on hand Feb. 1, 1905,
$35 00
TRAMP HOUSE ACCOUNT.
Care of tramps,
$234 65
Food for tramps,
9 76
Fuel,
16 13
Light and water,
17 68
Rent,
50 00
Clerk hire. .
25 00
Sundries,
45
$353 67
Less cash received for wood,
$118 25
Supplies on hand at tramp house,
15 00
$133 25
Net expense of tramps,
$220 42
DETAILED ALMSHOUSE EXPENSES.
HAY AND GRAIN.
Curley Brothers,
$295 65
Cutler Brothers,
80 57
L. H. Kirk,
377 68
$753 90
GROCERIES.
W. V. Taylor,
$523 82
E. E. Lee,
152 95
F. C. Small & Co.,
29 50
G. B. Eager,
1 15
Cutler Brothers, .
5 98
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$713 40
160
PROVISIONS AND FISH.
Union Supply Co.,
$234 35
H. B. Quint,
45 43
$279 78
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING AND SHOES.
Bowser & Co.,
$61 96
Hugh Connell,
33 26
J. T. Paine, .
8 18
J. W. Poland,
47 27
N. C. Hunter,
5 80
F. E. Cox,
8 18
Wakefield Clothing Co.,
32.96
F. N. Joslin & Co.,
6 25
$203 86
BLACKSMITHING, HARNESS, ETC.
Wanamaker & Feindel,
$28 25
J. T. Gosnay,
17 15
R. C. North,
43 76
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$89 16
SEEDS, TOOLS, HARDWARE, ETC.
W. J. Munroe,
$58 73
J. Laybolt,
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13 70
W. A. Cutter,
19 05
Cutler Brothers, .
43 05
$134 53
FERTILIZERS AND MANURE.
J. W. Heath,
$10 50
M. C. Evans,
15 75
J. J. Sullivan,
15 50
W. A. Cutter,
11 25
J. H. Buckley, Fire Department,
6 25
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· 21 25
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$80 50
161
STOCK EXPENSES.
T. E. Cox, $13 50
M. C. Evans,
2 00
J. C. Edmands,
85 78
A. S. Clark,
16 00
Newton Mfg. Co.,
1 50
J. W. Holden,
97 50
F. O. Walton,
3 00
$219 28
PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS.
Feindel & Harrison,
$35 05
A. T. Locke,
84
V. B. Staples, ·
4 14
$40 03
SALARIES AND FARM LABOR.
Geo. E. Donald, salary, $700 00
Arthur Faucett, .
220 00
John McCleary, .
50 00
F. H. Holmes,
29 99
James Allen, 60 39
Bowers' Employment Bureau, 4 00
James Chapman,
23 25
F. H. Coburn,
. .
20 00
William Jordan, .
80 00
$1,187 63
HOUSEHOLD LABOR.
Mary A. Kelley,
$7 74
Annie Neiss,
36 40
Jennie Bartlett,
6 00
Mary English,
87 44
Margaret Connell,
4 57
Margaret McCourt,
35 44
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$177 59
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162
MISCELLANEOUS.
A. H. Thayer,
$2 62
Express,
9 60
D. Taggart,
21 79
J. W. Heath,
140 30
C. W. Eaton,
4 00
Oliver Walton,
20 00
Curley Brothers, .
40 50
Geo. H. Taylor, .
2 55
C. M. Lerned & Co.,
8 25
F. T. Woodbury,
3 50
D. C. Wright,
5 25
C. A. Cheney & Co.,
6 84
J. S. Bonney, ·
20 27
Water Department,
60 00
Solshine Mfg. Co.,
2 75
S. H. Hellen,
325 50
E. Caldwell,
6 55
Town of Saugus,
7 84
Joseph Breck,
2 30
J. W. Ross,
3 16
A. A. Magee,
14 40
J. H. McNeill,
2 00
W. A. Cutter,
1 12
C. S. Knowles,
75
T. E. Cox, .
22 00
Loughlin Brothers,
1 10
J. G. Hunt,
7 00
Morrill-Atwood Ice Co., 25 00
New England Tel. & Tel. Co., 24 98
B. F. Norton, 1 35
$793 27
Total expense at Almshouse, Less receipts, .
$4,672 93
1,833 51
Net expense, ·
$2,839 42
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RECAPITULATION.
Total receipts for 1094,
$9,060 54
Total expense outside poor, ·
$3,985 41
Total expense at almshouse, · 4,672 93
$8,658 34
Balance unexpended,
$402 20
ALMSHOUSE INVENTORY.
Twenty-five tons English hay,
$450 00
Five tons salt hay, ·
50 00
Grain and feed, ·
30 00
$530 00
Twenty cords manure,
$80 00
Three cords hard wood,
18 00
Six cords pine wood, .
30 00
Fifteen cords pine trash wood,
60 00
Six cords wood, sawed and split, 48 00
Fifteen hundred feet pine lumber,
45 00
$281 00
One mare, .
$150 00
One horse, .
50 00
Twelve cows,
600 00
Fowls,
30 00
One bull,
30 00
One hog,
15 00
Vehicles and harness,
$225 00
Farm tools, etc.,
175 00
Household goods,
500 00
Coal,
200 00
Groceries and provisions,
116 60
Potatoes and vegetables,
50 00
200 gals. pure cider vinegar,
24 00
$875 00
$1,290 60
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ALMSHOUSE INMATES, FEB. 1, 1905.
Annette Mayo, . 52 years.
Walter Mayo,
43 66
Roy Thomas Mayo,
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Jemima H. Clements, died April 3, 1904,
84
Thomas Sullivan, . 65
Mrs. Thomas Sullivan,
55
66
Mary J. Skulley,
74
John Malcolm,
61
66
James Doyle,
81 66
Wm. O'Neil,
.65
Herbert A. Ames,
22
Charles Penniman, left Dec. 21, 1904, .
29
66
Henry Curran, left Sept. 23, 1904,
40
John McCleary, Nov. 30, 1904, .
19
Mary O'Hare, Dec. 31, 1904,
44
Eliza Barry, Dec. 24, 1904,
49 69
Sarah Sharp, Aug. 10, 1904,
70
Eugene Jaquith, July 2, 1904,
50
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Timothy Hopkins, Jan. 28, 1905,
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Report of Cemetery Commissioners.
The cemetery commissioners herewith submit their sec- ond annual report. From the proceeds of sale of wood and lots we were able to remove stumps and roots from 114 lots in section B, grade and prepare same for sale, extend road- way around section B a distance of about 960 feet.
We again call the attention of the town to the necessity of beautifying the entrance to the cemetery and grading lots in rear of same as this portion of the cemetery must be made presentable before any large sale of lots can be ex- pected. We feel satisfied that the nature and location of this cemetery will make it possible for us to make it one of the most attractive cemeteries in the state.
We earnestly desire and must have to accomplish this end the interest and co-operation of the people of the town, and as a step in this direction we would recommend an appropriation of $500 and receipts of cemetery.
The receipts and expenditures were as follows :
RECEIPTS.
Balance,
$54 64
Sale of wood,
569 40
Sale of grass,
2 00
Sale of lots,
208 28
Sale of wind-mill,
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7 50
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$841 82
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EXPENDITURES.
Pay roll :
John Watts,
$49 75
W. F. White,
51 50
John Henry,
36 00
Henry Reid,
40 81
F. Nickerson,
167 61
J. McGlory,
31 00
Austin Mansfield,
76 25
F. P. Cutter, surveying,
21 00
Gus Muse,
6 68
Patrick Muse,
14 06
C. L. Fogg, .
77 25
Wm. Dager,
12 28
Reuben Muse,
7 37
Albert Dager,
14 20
E. F. Preston,
24 00
J. G. Bancroft,
2 25
Sylvine Muse,
21 75
A. F. Lyman,
9 00
Cutler Bros., seed,
3 71
J. W. Grace, drain pipe,
9 00
Barbour, Stockwell Co., markers, .
48 90
Perrin Seaman, dynamite,
13 50
J. Laybolt, material,
2 90
Cutler Bros., supplies, .
21 88
G. M. Kelley, repairs, .
50
Balance, ·
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78 67
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$841 82
Respectfully submitted, OLIVER WALTON, Chairman. WILLIAM H. BUTLER, Sec. FRANKLIN NICKERSON.
STATISTICS
FROM
TOWN CLERK'S REGISTER.
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN WAKEFIELD DURING THE YEAR 1904.
Date of Marriage.
Names of Bride and Groom.
Residence of each ào at time of marriage
Place of Birth.
Names of Parents.
What Marriage.
By Whom Married.
Jan. 3, Joseph L. Hasty, Clara A.( Winslow) Burke, 32 Provid'ce, R. I. Providence, R. I.,
27 Scarboro, Me. Scarboro, Me.,
Nicholas S. and Hattie L., Unknown,
First, Second,
Albert P. Davis,
at Wakefield.
Jan.
3, David P. Sliney, Catherine T. Donovan,
31 |Wakefield, 26 Wakefield,
Cork, Ireland, Ireland,
Edmond and Honora, Maurice and Ellen,
First, 66
J. A. Crowley, at Wakefield.
Jan.
6, Harry Hill,
Alice A. Mansfield,
31 Wakefield, 27 Wakefield,
St. Johnsbury, Vt., Wakefield,
William S. and Martha M., Albert A. and Carrie E.,
First,
Clarence G. Robbins, at Wakefield.
Jan. 18, Henry O. Peckham, Nellie M. Eaton,
32 Wakefield, 30 Wakefield,
Providence, R. I., Wakefield,
Henry B. and Mary A., David M. and Mary E.,
First, 16
C. Guy Robbins,
at Wakefield.
Jan. 23, David D. Young, Beaths B. Wacks,
32 Wakefield, Canada, 26 Bingh'm'n,N. Y Binghamton, N.Y.
Angus and Mary, Peter and Bridget,
First,
J. A. Crowley,
at Wakefield.
Feb. 13, Thomas Boisvert, Lumena Doucette,
34 Wakefield, 39 Haverhill,
St. Croix, Can., Montreal, P. Q.,
Cyprien and Leocadie, Joseph B. and Lumena,
Second,
Victor Fayet,
at Haverhill,
Feb. 13, Frank W. Hinds, Aphia (Branch) Haw,
39 Everett, 39 Wakefield,
Charlestown, Charlestown,
Samuel W.and Catherine M. First, William H. and Mary E.,
Second,
I. J. Mead, at Everett.
Feb. 16, William J. Burgess, Margaret F. Sullivan,
21|Wakefield, 23| Wakefield,
Moncton, N. B., Wakefield,
Abel and Gertrude, Jeremiah and Norah,
First,
J. A. Crowley
at Wakefield.
21 Wakefield, 18 Wakefield,
Argyle, N. S., Nova Scotia,
Cassimer and Julia, Henry and Mary,
First,
J. A. Crowley,
at Wakefield.
39 Brockton, 124 Brockton,
W. Bridgewater, Castleton, Vt.,
Sidney S. and Maria, Albert H. and Frances A.,
Second,
F. K. Stratton,
at Wakefield.
168
Feb. 16. Simon Doucette, Annie Carter,
Feb. 23, Ira L. Kingman. Jessie E. (Gage) Butler,
[Age.
Mar. 1, Augustus Moore, Esta MacCallum,
34| Wakefield, 23 Waverly,
Boston, Nova Scotia,
William and Mary, Hugh and Susan,
First, W. R. Polhamus, at Wakefield.
Mar. 2, Ernest A. Tyler, Cassie L. Hawkes,
33 Wakefield, 32 Wakefield,
Wakefield,
George L. and Lucy G., Hillsborough, NB. John and Martha J.,
Second, First,
C. H. Learoyd,
at Wakefield.
April 3, Henry E. Anderson, Edith L. Temple,
24 Wakefield, 24 Reading,
Reading,
Annapolis, N. S., George A. and Catherine S , First, David C. and Maria A.,
W. R. Polhamus,
at Wakefield.
April 3, James Collins, Catherine Ford,
38 Wakefield, 29 Wakefield,
Ireland, Ireland,
Thomas and Mary, Timothy and Mary,
First,
J. A. Crowley,
at Wakefield.
April 3, John H. Canniff, Flora E. Shea,
24 Winchester, 23 Wakefield,
Winchester, Wakefield,
John and Rose, John and Mary,
First,
J. A. Crowley,
at Wakefield.
April 6, Arthur H. Boynton, Kate Maud Cross,
27 Wakefield, 27 Wakefield,
Cambridge, Lynn,
Charles F. and Sarah H., Frank P. and Addie H., at Melrose.
First,
B. F. Leavitt,
April 6, Clifford S. Russell, Maybelle Greene,
22 Wakefield, 21 Wakefield,
Wakefield, St. Johns, N. B.
Joseph W. and Annie C., William J. and Emily,
First,
Hugh A. Heath, at Wakefield.
April 10, William H. Foley, Annie A. Goodwin,
26 Winchester, 20 Wakefield,
Winchester, Wakefield,
John F. and Catherine, Michael E. and Mary,
First,
Wm. T. O'Connor,
at Wakefield.
April 21, Arthur L. Evans, Marion H. Tay,
23 Wakefield, 22|Wakefield,
Wakefield, Wakefield,
Harvey B. and Caroline L, William H. and Emily F.,
First,
Hugh A. Heath, at Wakefield.
April 24, Patrick Curran, Mary Savage,
34| Wakefield, 29 Wakefield,
Ireland, Ireland,
John and Margaret, Mathew and Mary,
First, 46
J. A. Crowley at Wakefield.
April 25, Barney White, Sylvia White,
28 Gloucester, 22 Wakefield,
Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia,
Frank B. and Madeline, Sylvine M. and Eunice,
First,
Wm. T. O'Connor, at Wakefield,
April 25, Walter H. Hawkes, Mary Santos,
24 Wakefield, 19 |Wakefield,
New Brunswick, Boston,
George and Mary, Theodore and Mary S.,
First,
Hugh A. Heath, at Wakefield.
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MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN WAKEFIELD DURING THE YEAR 1904.
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.
April 26, Harold E. Brierly, Ethel Sophia Martin,
30 Leicester, Eng. Torrington, Eng., Jonathan and Selina, 21 Wakefield, Chelsea,
Thomas and Sophia,
Second, First,
Reuen Thomas,
at Wakefield.
May 16, Eugene S. Jones, Fanny I. Crosby,
39 Somerville, 33 Wakefield,
Charlestown, Wakefield,
Charles S. and Anna, Abiel and Mary,
First,
Albert P. Davis,
at Wakefield.
May 18, Millard J. Lord, May Bell Bryer,
23 Boothbay, Me. 20 Wakefield,
Waterboro, Me .. Saugus,
John F and Mary S., Samuel G. and Susan C.,
First,
J. R. Chaffee, at Wakefield.
May 25, Charles E. Helah, Eva M. Hussey,
39 Wakefield, 29 Wakefield,
Gardiner, Me., Jamaica Plain,
William S. and Hannah B., Joseph and Susan,
Second, First, at Malden.
May 29, Amos Melanson, Mary White,
25 | Wakefield, 18 Wakefield,
Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia,
John and Jane, Isaiah and Mary,
First,
Wm. T. O'Connor, at Wakefield.
May 29, Alfred Melanson, Sadie Jaquith,
22 20 Wakefield, Wakefield,
Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia,
John and Jane, Harry and Rose,
First,
Wm. T. O'Connor, at Wakefield.
May 29, Harry H. Coleman, Jennie E. (Felt) Puffer,
33 Wakefield, 32| Wakefield,
Colebrook, East Templeton,
Joseph E. and Laura E., James W. and Abbie J.,
First, Second,
Thos. Van Ness, at Boston.
June 1, Coles F. Tompkins, Leona F. Urquhart,
33 Swampscott, 26 Wakefield,
Canterbury, N. B. Jarvis and Mary, Londonderry,NS. Alexander and Angeline,
Second, First,
Albert P. Davis,
at Wakefield.
June 5, Bernard S. Kernan, Bridget M. Donohue,
33| Lynn, 30 Wakefield,
Stoneham, Ireland,
Patrick and Ellen, Patrick and Mary,
First,
J. A. Crowley, at Wakefield.
June 8, Fred Charles Scott, Lillian Belle Cobb,
27 Reading, 28 Wakefield,
Reading,
Wakefield,
Addison G. and Leonor, Benjamin B. and Sarah M.,
First,
F. S. Hunnewell,
at Reading.
J. R. Shannon,
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ne 9,|William F. Deadman, Edith Ella Colley.
30| Wakefield, 28 Stoneham,
Wakefield, Stoneham,
William D. and Jennie C., Sidney L. and Clara E.,
First,
B. Alfred Dumm,
at Stoneham.
June 11, Nicola Lucianna,
Amalia Laviana,
23 Wakefield, 18 Wakefield,
Italy, Italy,
Achille and Albina, Blank and Angelasanta,
First,
O. I. Washburn,
at Boston.
June 11, Percy C. Simmons,
Lotta C. Willand,
23 Wakefield, 19 Wakefield,
Waldoboro, Me .. Joseph W. and Emma F., Sanbornville,N.H| George W. and Ella,
First,
C. Guy Robbins,
at Wakefield.
June 12, Edward Talbot,
Elizabeth Foley,
26 Wakefield, 25 Wakefield,
Ireland, Ireland,
James and Ellen, Michael and Kate,
First,
Wm. T. O'Connor,
at Wakefield.
June 18, Eric N. Wedell, Theresa Hennigar,
23 Wakefield, 26 Wakefield,
Wakefield, Nova Scotia,
Emanuel and Julia O., Joshua and Hannah,
First,
Fred'k C. Rewell,
at Boston.
June 20, Leo. E. Washer, Cora J. Staples,
24| Fitchburg, 19 Fitchburg,
Westminster, Lynn,
John E. and Carrie M., Charles F. and Frances,
First,
John R. Chaffee,
at Wakefield.
June 22, Robert A. Reynolds, Anetta C. Oicles,
23 Wakefield, 21 Wakefield,
Wakefield, Nova Scotia,
Robert S. M. and Susan E., George C. and Martha E.,
First,
Hugh A. Heath,
at Wakefield.
June 29, Clarence T. Phinney, Evelyn May Wood.
21 Wakefield, 20 Hull,
Wakefield, Quincy,
Albert D. and Sarah J., Elliott H. and Mary A.,
First,
Bert Dewitt Beck, at Norfolk Downs.
June 30, William G. Peterson, Jessie Turnbull,
32 Stoneham, 31 Stoneham,
Stoneham, Bernice, Penn.,
Holvor and Annie, Stillman and Georgiana,
First,
John R. Chaffee,
at Wakefield.
July
7, John Fraughton, Alice O'Connor,
21 Wakefield, 19| Wakefield,
Yarmouth, N. S. Raymond M. and Margaret, Melrose,
First,
W. B. Hamilton,
at Yarmouth.
July 10, Antonio Paglia, Carmela Paglia,
29 Wakefield, 21 Wakefield,
Italy, Italy,
John and Jane,
Francisco and Colomba, Vito and Catildo,
First,
Roberto Biasott, at Boston.
First, C. Guy Robbins, at Wakefield. 171
June 21, William A. Trenholm, Eva V. Whitney,
25 Moncton, N. B. Pt. de Bute, N. B., Hiram and Lucinda, 23 | Wakefield, Lexington,
Edward F. and Martha A.,
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN WAKEFIELD DURING THE YEAR-1904.
Marriage. Date of
Names of Bride and Groom.
| Age.
Residence of each at time of marriage
Place of Birth.
Names of Parents.
What Marriage.
By whom married.
July 12, H. Allen Wanamaker,
34 Wakefield, Adelaide S. (Ward) Liver- 24 Wakefield, [more
Hampton, N. B., Cambridge,
William M. and Sarah J., Thomas M. and Rosina B.,
First, Second,
John R. Chaffee, at Wakefield.
July
13, Frank C. Holt, Marion J.Anderson,
20 Wakefield, 20 Wakefield,
Boston, Wakefield,
Isaiah and Annie M., John and Hilda M.,
First,
Hugh A. Heath,
at Wakefield.
July 17, Patrick J. Horrigan, Lillie Shaw,
28 Wakefield, 24 Melrose,
Wakefield, Cambridge,
John and Mary, William and Lillie,
First, 66
Wm. T. O'Connor, at Wakefield.
July 19, William E. Pittock, Adelaide M. Holland,
27 Wakefield, 25 Wakefield,
Falls City, Neb., New York City,
Harry and Ella C., Thomas and Mary A.,
First,
Hugh A. Heath,
at Wakefield.
July 25, Joseph A. Burbine, Laura G. Muse,
21 Wakefield, 19 Wakefield,
Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia,
Theophile and Adeline, Reuben and Kate,
First,
Wm. T. O'Connor,
at Wakefield.
172
July 31, Richard B. Phelan, Ellen Marlowe,
27 Wakefield, 28 Woburn,
Boston, Woburn,
Thomas J. and Joanna, Daniel and Bridget,
First,
H. J. Madden, at Winchester.
Aug. 2, John A. Robertson, Catherine R. Follins,
22 Woburn, 16 East Milton,
Woburn, Boston,
James and Margaret, John S. and Catherine,
First,
C. H. Learoyd, at Wakefield.
Aug.
3, Stanley McNeill, Gertrude L. Baker,
23 | Wakefield, 29 Wakefield,
Wakefield, Wakefield,
Henry and Helen F., Frederick M. and Abbie J.,
First,
C. Guy Robbins,
at Wakefield.
Aug. 16, Percival R. Scammon, 27 Wakefield, Ethel M. Jenkins, 26 Wakefield,
Boston, Wakefield.
Jere B. and Georgiana, Charles W. and Martha,
First,
C. Guy Robbins,
at Wakefield.
Aug. 17, Philip F. Grotjohan Nettie L. Savage,
30 Wakefield, 24 Wakefield,
Atlanta, Ga., Chelsea,
Augustus and Lydia, William F. and Augusta,
First,
C. H. Learoyd,
at Wakefield.
Aug. 24,|William F. Start, Edna E. Parks,
26|Camden, Me., 21 Wakefield,
Natick, Wakefield,
Franklin L. and Annie S., Albert and Alice A.,
First, 66
|L. D. Evans,
at Camden, Me.
Aug. 24, Edward E. Eaton,
Ellen A. Nelson,
28 Wakefield, 23 Wakefield,
Wakefield, Sweden, Me.,
Noah M. and Eliza R., John and Nellie,
First,
C. H. Hickok,
at Wakefield.
Aug. 29, Thomas J. Morris, Anna E. Downing,
26| Wakefield, 28 Wakefield,
Ireland, Ireland,
John and Emily, John and Julia,
First,
66
J. A. Crowley,
at Wakefield.
Sept. 1, C. Orne Bayrd, Alice Marion Goodwin,
23 |Wakefield, 22 Wakefield,
Wakefield, Wakefield,
Charles L. and Martha B., Albert G. and May E.,
First,
C. Guy Robbins,
at Wakefield.
Sept. 7, Walter H. Comee, Florence M. Karcher,
25 Wakefield, 24 Wakefield,
Fitchburg, Cambridge,
Webster and Mary A., Theodore F. and Mary L.,
First,
Hugh A. Heath,
at Wakefield.
Sept. 7, Arthur H. Hunt, Carrie F. (Parsons ) Hoyt 43 Newburyport,
41 Wakefield,
Whitefield, Me., Newburyport,
Albert W. and Harriet L., John D. and Eunice A.,
First, Second, at Newburyport. 173
Sept. 11, William W. Moses, Sarah J. Wilson,
29 Wakefield, 32 Somerville,
Cambridge, Hamilton and Elizabeth, River John, N. S., Andrew and Mary A.,
First, Second,
J. R. Chaffee, of Wakefield.
Sept. 14, Stephen N. Mason,
23 Wakefield, Lena Blanche Lawrence, 21 Lynnfield,
Wakefield, Lynn,
Willis S. and Laura A., George M. and Susan A.,
First,
Hugh A. Heath,
at Wakefield.
Sept. 14, Michael L. Blinn, Ethel D. Fernald,
25 Stoneham, 24 Stoneham,
Nova Scotia, Zebedee and Delina, St. Martins, N. B., Andrew and Blank,
First,
C. H. Learoyd,
at Wakefield.
Sept. 12 William H. Porter, Martha Blanche Boesch,
30 Wakefield, 23 Boston,
Somerville Switzerland.
William D. and Eunice S., Jacob and Martha,
First,
A. J. Gunning, at Botson.
Sept. 15, Arthur E. Smith, Ella A. Stewart,
27 Wakefield, 24 Stoneham,
Charlestown, Andover, Me.,
Edward K. and Sarah A., John and Laura,
First,
John W. Ward,
at Stoneham.
Sept. 26, Charles A. Evans,
65 Wakefield, Martha J. (Day) Nichols, 60 Wakefield,
Wakefield, Melrose,
Asaph and Lucinda, Benjamin B. and Frances L.,
Second,
C. H. Hickok,
at Wakefield.
H. C. Hovey,
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN WAKEFIELD DURING THE YEAR 1904.
Date of Marriage.
Names of Bride and Groom.
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