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J. R. Reid, cleaning fountains to Dec. 1, '05, 7 00
r'rank A. Heath, work on drowning case, .
.
4 00
J. G. Hunt, horse hire sealer W. & M. . · 13 00
2 05
142
A. A. Magee, work on drowning case, 2 50 J. C. Wilder, lettering water-trough, 1 00
Highway Dept., care lights at lake,
5 22
A. W. Flint, incidentals, 4 58
Middlesex County, copy records,
3 00
Transferred to Soldiers' Relief, per vote of Selectmen, . 301 44
$3,776 32
PRINTING, ADVERTISING AND STATIONERY.
H. M. Dolbeare, .
$570 32
W. S. Greenough & Co., supplies,
99 36
C. W. Eaton,
98 64
G. E. Dunbar, 2200 town reports,
547 66
J. F. Parker & Co., 2 gro. pencils,
8 00
Lucas Bros., supplies, .
4 50
S. B. Dearborn, stamps,
85 20
Carter Ink Co., ink,
3 92
A. H. Thayer & Co., supplies,
3 58
$1,42I 18
RECAPITULATION.
Board of Health expenses,
. $1,150 10
Town Clerk returns,
343 90
Election expenses,
423 60
Legal expenses, .
402 41
Extraordinary expenses,
.
3,776 32
Printing, advertising and stationery,
.
1,421 18
Balance unexpended, :
.
$7,517 51
1,116 15
$8,633 66
143
RICHARDSON LIGHT GUARD, "CO. A."
Feb. 1, 1905, balance available, . $1 32
Mar. 20, 1905, appropriation authorized,
600 00
$601 32
Expended as follows :
Mun. Lt. Plant, electric and gas lighting,
$165 32
J. W. Grace, repairs, 2 24
Cutler Bros., supplies, .
I 72
G. H. Taylor, supplies and repairs,
4 43
T. Hickey, 16 tons coal,
98 56
Water dept., rates to June I, '06, .
60 00
J. H. Keough, care boiler to Jan. 1, '06,
100 00
Feindel & Harrison, repairs, 73 2I
Bay State Military Rifle Association, rent of range,
50 00
L. E. Bennett, wood,
20 49
$575 97
Balance unexpended,
25 35
$601 32
INSURANCE PREMIUMS.
Appropriation authorized, · $1,200 00
Expended
C. F. Hartshorne & Son, treasurer's bond, $25,000 to Apr. 29, 1906, . · 62 50
A. R. Perkins, stone crusher, $2,500 I year, . .
43 75
town hall, $7000, 5 years, .
189 00
W. G. Hunt, Hamilton school, $4,000, 5 years, Town hall, $3,000, 5 years, 141 00
Geo. O. Carpenter & Son, high school, $10,000, 5 years, 225 00
P. H. Southworth, tax collector's bond, $15,000 . 45 00
$706 25
Balance unexpended.
493 75
$1,200 00
144
SALARIES TOWN OFFICIALS. 1
-
Mar. 20, 1905, appropriation authorized, $6,385 00 Mar. 27, 1905, appropriation authorized, clerk water board, . 100 00
Mar. 27, 1905, appropriation authorized, sewer board, .
300 00
$6,785 00
Expeuded as follows :
Board of Selectmen, to Feb. 1, 1906, . $500 00
Overseers, to Feb. 1, 1906, . 300 00
66 ' Assessors, to Feb. 1, 1906, . 900 00
Fire Engineers, to Feb. 1, 1906, . 280 00
66 66 Light Commissioners, to Feb. 1, 1906, 250 00
66 Sewer Commissioners, to Feb. 1, 1906, 300 00
Health, to Feb. 1, 1906, 100 00
Auditors, to Feb. 1, 1905, 215 00
Registrars, to Feb. 1, 1905, 215 00
Clerk of Selectmen, to Feb. 1, 1906, 200 00
Town Treasurer, to Feb. 1, 1906, 400 00
Town Clerk, to Feb. 1, 1906,
200 00
Inspector of Milk, to Feb. 1, 1906,
100 00
Collector of Milk Samples, to Feb. 1, 1906,
50 00
Sealer Weights and Measures, to Feb. 1, 1906,
100 00
Clerk Finance Committee, to Feb. 1, 1906, . 50 00
Highway Surveyor, to March 1, 1906, . 900 00
Forest Fire Wards, to Feb. 1, 1905,
75 00
Town Counsel, to March 1, 1906, 500 00
Tax Collector, balance 1903, $50; on account 1904, $50 ; on account 1905, $550, 650 00 Board of Water Commissioners, to Feb. 1, 1906, . 300 00 Clerk of 100 00
D. W. Hunt, teaming acct. expenses Tree Warden, 18 91
H. M. Dolbeare, printing acct. Tree Warden, I 50
$6,705 41
Balance unexpended,
79 59
$6,785 00
145
BROWN TAIL MOTH.
Transferred from miscellaneous account, per vote of
Selectmen,
· $2,000 00
Nov. 13, 1905, appropriation authorized, 3,000 00 ·
Reimbursed by state, .
.
· 1,770 10
$6,770 10
Expended as follows :
. H. L. Frost & Co., burlap and twine, $174 IO
Bowker Insecticide Co., 400 disparene, 60 00
H. M. Dolbeare, printing,
J. T. Gosnay, supplies,
2 40
A. T. Locke, supplies, .
5 90
Olds Gasolene Engine Works, spraying machine,
464 II
A. A. Mansfield, horse hire, .
24 90
Latimer's express,
2 55
Cutler Bros., supplies, .
17 20
Geo. H. Taylor, supplies,
117 51
C. F. Hartshorne & Son, insurance on spray machine,
2 00
Mary A. Pope, clerical work,
25 31
E. I. Purrington, repairs,
5 10
C. M. Warner, ladders,
8 28
W. W. Whittredge, superintendent 97 days, .
291 00
J. W. Grace, saw,
85
Geo. M. Kelley, sharpening axes,
5 95
H. A. Simonds, labor, .
9 75
J. Laybolt, supplies,
4 20
Bowker Insecticide Co., 6 creos. tubes,
I 50
T. E. Giles, repairs,
80
W. W. Whittredge, distributing notices,
20 55
pay rolls,
2,626 03
Expended from May 8 to Dec. 31, '05,
*3,881 74
I 50
McIntosh Bros., repairs,
10 25
146
C. M. Warner, ladder, .
.
$3 60
W. W. Whittredge, Jan. pay rolls,
· 461 00
Expended Jan. '06, . .
464 60
$4,346 34 .
Balance unexpended,
2,423 76
$6,770 10
*Expended under provisions Gypsy Moth Act, from May 8 to Dec. 31, '05, ·
. $3,881 74
· Wakefield's liability under law, . $1,669 12
Extra liability, 20 per cent. of excess, 442 52 .
2,III 64
Reimbursement by state, 80 per cent., . $1,770 10
January expenses will be included in the state account for 1906. Wakefield's liability for the year 1906 is $3,338.24. 80 per cent. of all excess of this amount expended by town will be refunded by state.
BROWN TAIL MOTH "COMMITTEE OF TEN."
Feb. 1, 1905, balance available, . $674 53
Received for work done on private property, I22 95
$797 48
Expended :
F. T. Woodbury, labor pay rolls, .
$533 0I
W. F. Chisholm, ladders, 38 70
Geo. H. Taylor, pruners,
I 70
J. T. Gosnay, ladder straps, .
70
McIntosh Bros., repairing pruners,
6 75
H. M. Dolbeare, printing,
I :
Cutler Bros., supplies, .
35 00
147
W. W. Whittredge, services,
25 00
incidental expenses, 8 80
$650 91
Balance unexpended,
146 57
$797 48
BELL AT BOYNTONVILLE.
Feb. 1, 1905, balance available, $350 00
Balance unexpended,
350 00
"MARKERS" FOR REVOLUTIONARY GRAVES.
Feb. 1, 1905, balance available, . $78 00
Paid M. D. Jones & Co., bronze markers, Balance available,
35 75
42 25
$78 00
"NEW SEATS" TOWN HALL.
Nov. 27, 1905, appropriation authorized, . $2,077 00
Balance unexpended, 2,077 00
MAIN ST. LAND DAMAGES.
Feb. 1, 1905, overdraft,
$887 20
Paid G. C. Mower, as per award, . 7 00 .
W. B. Stevens, ‘
167 00
Received from Middlesex County,
$1,061 20
167 00
Overdraft, .
$894 20
148
WATER ST. LAND DAMAGE.
Feb. 1, 1905, balance available,
$620 00
Received from Boston and Northern R. R., .
75 00
Balance available,
$695 00
RAILROAD ST. LAND DAMAGE.
Feb. 1, 1905, balance available, $315 00
HYDRANT RENTAL.
Mar. 20, appropriation authorized, · $3,900 00
Paid Water Dept., rates to June 1, 1906,
· 3,875 00
Balance,
25 00
$3,900 00
FISH COMMITTEE EXPENSES.
Mar. 20, appropriation authorized, $25 00 Expended :
C. W. Eaton, advertising,
I 50
H. M. Dolbeare, advertising,
75
Samuel Parker, labor on lake and rivers,
22 75
$25 00
MEMORIAL DAY.
Mar. 20, appropriation authorized, · $250 00 Paid N. C. Hunter, Post 12, G. A. R., . 250 00
149
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.
Feb. 1, '05, balance available, $309 67
Mar. 13, '05, appropriation authorized.
4,000 00
Apr. 10, '05,
Pine st. drain, .
200 00
Apr. 10,'05,
Repairing steam roller, . 75 00
Sept. 5, '05, appropriation authorized, .
2,000 00
Received from Street Railway and Excise Tax, 5,226 35
66 abutters, sale crushed stone, etc., 670 35
$12,481 37
. $13,287 II
805 74
$12,481 37
RICHARDSON STREET.
Nov. 13, '05, appropriation authorized, . . $1,400 00
Expended as per report Superintendent of Streets, · 1,217 65
Balance unexpended, 182 35
$1,400 00
STREET SPRINKLING.
Feb. 1, '05, balance available,
$15 96
Mar. 13, '05, appropriation authorized,
1,200 00
$1,215 96
Expended as follows :
W. Kendall, painting carts, .
$30 00
Wanamaker & Feindel, reparing carts, .
68 15
D. W. Hunt, labor,
12 00
Fire Dept., labor,
1,105 81
$1,215 96
Expended as per report Superintendent Streets, Less overdraft,
150
WATER DEPARTMENT.
MAINTENANCE.
Mar. 20, '05, appropriation authorized, . $12,500 00 Maintenance credits, house connections, etc., · 3,153 68
$15,653 68
Expended as per Commissioners' Report,
. $15,646 25
Balance unexpended,
7 43
CONSTRUCTION AND EXTENSION.
Mar. 20, '05, appropriation authorized, . $5,000 00
Mar. 27, '05,
boilers and con-
struction,
6,036 54
Credits,
100 00
$11,136 54
Expended as per Commissioners' report,
. $11,132 55
Balance unexpended,
$3 99
SEWER DEPARTMENT.
CONSTRUCTION.
Feb. I, '05, balance available, . $1,598 40
Mar. 27, '05, appropriation authorized, 400 00
Rec'd from sale of pipe. 44 55
$2,042 95
Expended as per report Sewer Commissioners, · . $1,876 22
Balance unexpended, .
· $166 73
151
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE.
Mar. 27, '05, appropriation authorized,
$960 00 Received from rent, 36 00 .
$996 00
Expended as per report Sewer Commissioners,
$831 30
Balance unexpended,
$164 70
CONVERSE ST. SEWER.
Sept. 5, '05, appropriation authorized, . .
. . $2,000 00 Credits as per Commissioners' report, .
241 18
$2,241 18
Expended as per report Sewer Commissioners Overdraft,
. $2,276 10
34 92
$2,241 18
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
GENERAL EXPENSES.
Mar. 13, '05, appropriation authorized, . .
. $42,360 00 .
Received from tuition, . 29 43
$42,389 43
Expended as per report School Committee, . . . $42,389 43
SCHOOL FUEL ACCOUNT.
Mar. 13, '05, appropriation authorized, . $4,806 25
Expended as per report School Committee, . . . $4,358 22 Balance unexpended, . 448 03 .
$4,806 25
152
SCHOOL CONTINGENT EXPENSES.
Mar. 13, '05, appropriation authorized, . . $2,500 00
Received from tuition, . I,III 99
$3,611 99
Expended as per report School Committee, .
. $3,61I 99
SCHOOL TEXT BOOKS AND SUPPLIES.
Mar. 13, '05, appropriation authorized, .
. $2,800 00
Received from tuition, . 590 27
$3,390 27
Expended as per report School Committee, . $3,390 27 .
CONCRETING AT GREENWOOD. SCHOOL HOUSE.
Apr. 3, '05, appropriation authorized, $200 00
Paid Killorin Contracting Co.,
.
200 00
INCOME ACCOUNT.
Feb. 1, '05, balance available from "General Acct." $69 85
Balance available from "Contingent Acct.",. 135 78
Received for tuition,
2,049 86
$2,255 49
Expended
On " General Account,".
$29 43
On " Contingent Account "
I,III 99
On " Supplies Account,"
590 27
Balance unexpended, 1
523 80
$2,255 49
153
MUNICIPAL LIGHT PLANT.
GENERAL ACCOUNT.
Mar. 20, 1905, appropriation authorized,
. $30,000 00
Nov. 13, 1905,
·
8,500 00
Nov. 13, 1905,
new boilers, . 3,700 00
Maintenance credits,
352 54
$42,552 54
Expended as per report Light Board,
. $42,465 33
Balance unexpended,
87 21
$42,552 54
EXTENSION GAS MAINS AND ELECTRIC LINES.
Mar. 20, 1905, appropriation authorized, $3,000 00
Nov. 13, 1905,
2,500 00
Maintenance credita, .
I2 75
$5,512 75
Expended as per report Light Board,
. $5,512 75
EXTENSION FIRE ALARM.
Mar. 27 and Nov. 13, appropriation authorized, $256 00
Expended as per report Light Board, 251 76
Balance unexpended, 4 24
$256 00
NEW STREET LIGHTS.
Nov. 13, appropriation authorized, . $6,000 00
Expended as per report Light Board, . $1,577 47
Balance unexpended, 4,422 53 .
$6,000 00
154
FOREST FIRE WARDS.
Mar. 20, 1905, appropriation authorized, Expended as follows :
· $300 00
Nat'l Mfg. Co., pumps,
$24 00
H. E. Wright & Son, supplies,
10 00
Pay rolls, labor at fires,
265 53
$299 53
Balance unexpended,
47
$300 00
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Mar. 13, 1905, appropriation authorized,
. $7,500 00
Receipts as per Engineers' report,
.
. 2,142 49
$9,642 49
Expended as per Engineers' report,
8,985 12
Balance unexpended,
$657 37
POOR DEPARTMENT.
Mar. 13, 1905, appropriation authorized, · $5,000 00
Income for year as voted,
3,759 86
$8,759 86
Expended as per report Poor Dept.,
$8,759 59
Balance unexpended, .
27
$8,759 86
SOLDIERS' RELIEF.
Mar. 16, 1905, appropriation authorized,
· $3,600 00
Transferred by vote of Selectmen, 30I 44
$3,901 44
.
·
155
Expended ;
Mrs. John W. Adams,
$72 00
John F. Alexander,
72 00
Mary Berry,
7.67
James F. Burchstead,
96 00
Georgianna H. Bumpus,
104 00
Mary L. Carey,
96 00
Edwin Carter,
96 00
Julia A. Colby,
48 00
Mary Connell,
72 00
Lizzie S. Cutter,
120 00
Angelina Davis,
78 00
Annette Davis,
72 00
Elizabeth M. Douglas, .
48 00
Eliza A. Eaton,
96 00
Honora Evans,
96 00
Margaret Hamilton,
48 00
Elizabeth Haughlin,
I20 00
Laura J. Harmus,
72 00
Harriet W. Hart, .
24 00
Henry L. Haskell,
120 00
John Hawkes,
96 00
Frank W. Hayden,
72 00
Hannah Kalaher,
96 00
Matilda L. Kidder,
96 00
Susan E. Leathers,
.
54 00
S. F. Littlefield, .
12 00
Margaret Madden,
96 00
James Oliver,
120 00
Wm. D. Parker, .
48 00
Laura E. Richardson,
120 00
Florence A. B. Ryder, .
96 00 .
O. G. Sanborn,
72 00
Elizabeth Shanahan,
96 00
Amelia J. Shepard,
96 00
Ann M. Skinner, .
72 00
Fannie L. Stoddard,
96 00
A. A. Stubbs,
114 00
156
Wm. Sweeney,
72 00
Mary J. Taylor, . 120 00
Mrs. James Weary,
72 00
Hannah M. Wheeler,
72 00
Mary F. Whitten,
72 00
F. F. Wilder,
168 22
Elvira S. Willan, .
84 00
Vasti Woodis,
72 00
Isabel Kilton, board of Haggerty child, .
I17 00
Timothy Haggerty,
42 55
$3,901 44
MILITARY AID.
Mar. 20, 1905, appropriation authorized,
$600 00
Expended as follows :
Augustus G. Baxter,
$184 00
William Beattie, .
120 00
Charles L. Harmus,
48 00
David J. Starbuck,
96 00
Eugene C. Bryant,
90 00
Timothy Haggerty,
32 00
$570 00
Balance unexpended,
30.00
$600 00
STATE AID.
Mar. 20, 1905, appropriation authorized,
. · $4,100 00
Refund,
. 4 00
$4,104 00
157
Expended as per State Aid rolls, .
$3,995 00
Balance unexpended,
109 00
$4,104 00
BEEBE TOWN LIBRARY.
Feb. 1, balance available,
$2 40
Mar. 20, appropriation authorized,
350 00
Dog tax 1904,
923 02
Income as per Treasurer's report,
330 26
$1,605 68
Expended as per Treasurer's report,
$1,603 27 ·
Balance unexpended,
2 4I
$1,605 68
PUBLIC READING ROOM.
Mar. 20, appropriation authorized,
$250 00
Expended as per Treasurer's report,
$245 89
Balance unexpended,
4 II
$250 00
CARD CATALOGUE.
Mar. 20, 1905, appropriation authorized,
$100 00
Expended as per Treasurer's report,
90 94
Balance unexpended,
9 06
$100 00
INTEREST.
Feb. 1, 1905, balance available,
$475 23 Mar. 13, appropriation authorized,
15,500 00
158
Voted from Water Dept. receipts,
. 9,240 00
Sewer Assessments,
9,765 00
Interest on deposits,
149 54
$35,129 77
Expended as per Treasurer's report,
· 33,612 08
Balance unexpended,
. $1,517 69
CEMETERY COMMITTEE EXPENSES.
Feb. 1, 1905, balance available, . $78 67
Income for year as per vote of town, 260 76
$339 43
Expended as per report Cemetery Commissioners,
$70 07
Balance unexpended, 269 36
$339 43
159
TOWN OF WAKEFIELD.
Auditors' final balance sheet for the year, showing amount for each department, together with the expenditures in each, amount overdrawn, or the unexpended balance :
Amounts available.
Amounts expended.
Unexpended balance.
Highway and bridges,
$12,481 37
$13,287 II
*$805 74
Richardson street,
1,400 00
1,217 65
182 35
Street Sprinkling,
1,215 96
1,215 96
Municipal Light Plant,
"General"
42,552 54
42,465 33
87 21
Electric and gas extensions
5,512 75
5,512 75
Fire alarm 66
256 00
251 76
4 24
New street lights
6,000 00
1,577 47
4,422 53
Water Dep't maintenance,
15,653 68
15,646 25
7 43
Construction, . .
11,136 54
11,132 55
3 99
Sewer Dep't construction, .
2,042 95
1,876 22
166 73
Operation and mainte-
nance, .
996 00
831 30
164 70
Converse st., sewer, .
·
2,241 18
2,276 10
*34 92
Forest Fire Wards,
300 00
299 53
47
Fire Department,
9,642 49
8,985 12
657 37
Poor Department,
8,759 86
8,759 59
27
School Dep't "general'
42,389 43
43,389 43
Fuel,
.
4,806 25
4,358 22
448 03
Contingent expenses,
3,61I 99
3,61I 99
Supplies, .
3,390 27
3,390 27
1
Concreting,
200 00
200 00
Income, .
2,255 49
1,731 69
523 80
Police Department,
1,700 00
1.691 27
8 73
Night watch,
1,800 00
1,800 00
Town House expenses,
3,197 96
2,445 14
752 82
Salaries Town Officials,
6,785 00
6,705 41
79 59
Miscellaneous expenses,
8,633 66
7,517 51
1,116 15
Common and Park,
757 08
748 41
8 67
Acquiring land for park pur- poses,
8 00
4 65
3 35
160
Amounts available.
Amounts expended.
Unexpended balance.
Armory,
601 32
575 97
25 35
Cemetery, .
339 43
70 07
269 36
Insurance, .
1,200 00
706 25
493 75
Brown tail moth, .
6,770 10
4,346 34
2,423 76
committee
of ten,
797 48
650 91
146 57
Soldiers' relief,
3,901 44
3,90I 44
Military aid,
600 00
570 00
30 00
State aid,.
4,104 00
3,995 00
109 00
Hydrant rental, .
3,900 00
3,875 00
25 00
Fish Committee expenses,
25 00
25 00
Memorial Day,
250 00
250 00
Interest,
35,129 77
33,612 08
1,517 69
Beebe Town Library, .
1,605 68
1,603 27
2 4I
Public reading room, ·
250 00
245 89
4 II
Card catalogue, .
100 00
90 94
9 06
Main st., land damage,
167 00
1,061 20
*894 20
Water st., "
695 00
695 00
Railroad st., land damage,
315 00
315 00
Bell at Boyntonville, .
350 00
350 00
Markers for Revolutionary
graves, .
78 00
35 75
42 25
New seats, Town Hall,
2,077 00
2,077 00
*Overdraft.
$262,982 67 $247,543 79 $17,173 74
Town to be reimbursed for land damage by county.
WILLIAM O. ABBOTT,
Secretary Board of Auditors.
WAKEFIELD, February 1, 1906.
STATISTICS
FROM
TOWN CLERK'S REGISTER.
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN WAKEFIELD DURING THE YEAR 1905.
Date.
Name of Child. .
Sex.
Place of Birth. .
Names of Parents.
Jan. 1 Catherine Bridget Foley, 2 Grace Lillian Mortimer, 5 Guiseppe Guttadauro, 6 Carleton Randolph Thresher, 6 Hazel Madeline Gould, 7|John Francis Studley, Catherine Emily Low, 7
Female,
Wakefield,
Male,
Female, Male, Female,
Charles H. Jr. and Idabella F. (Baxter) . Michael and Ida G. (Buckley). Frank L. and Lizzie A. (Hubbard).
Smith, 8 Mildred Moulton Lee, 8 Owen Francis Brehant, 9 John Morgan Grady, 10 Joseph Leroy Brown, 10 Edward Francis Gillon, Jr.,
Male,
Somerville, Wakefield,
George H. and Martha M. (Goodwin). Joseph W. and Catherine E. (Owens). William F. and Mary L. ( Morgan). George and Emma ( White). Edward F. and Nellie (Blythe). Jeremiah and Catherine (Canty). William H. and Catherine A. (MacNeil).
11 Mary Agnes Murphy, 14 Edith Evelyn Woods,
Female,
15 Zwicker,
Male,
George W. and Helen M. (Young). Marcin and Honorata (Zub).
16 Antonio Kardaszewski, 17 Marjorie Hill,
Female,
Unknown, Wakefield,
Philip P. and Nellie (Burke). John A. and Eliza J. (Aiken). Eben and Hepsy E. ( Laffin).
20 Dorothy Jack, 21 Alice Mary Macdonald,
Male,
. John and Annie (Muse). George F. and Annie A. (Doran).
Female, Male,
Jonathan B. and Mary J. ( Mitchell). Harry L. and Mary E. (Cummings.)
Female, Male, Female, Male,
Malden, Wakefield,
Joseph W. and Mattie E. (Healey) . Finlay and Sabra H. (Anderson) . Martin and Mary E. (Duhig). John J. and Maria E. (Hegerty) .
162
Feb.
21 James Daniel Crosby, 24 Leonard B. Hatfield, 25 Lucy Evangeline Riley, 25 James Douglas Henniger, 28 Carl Joseph Hentz, 29 Stillbirth 6 Lyman Winfield Doucette, 6 Edith Haviland Murdock, 11 Martin Leo Joyce, 12 Edmond Charles Talbot,
Michael and Bridget (Hourihan). Clifford and Lilla E. (Holt) Gaetano and Rosina ( Fazio). Carl H. and Mary (Hutchinson). J. Edward and Jessie A. ( MacEchern).
12 Alan Craige Sweetser, 14 Margaret Ryan, 17 Lillian Mary Doucette, 20 Louise Hunt, 21 Alice Burgess, 23 Willis Murdock Mackenzie, 24 Ralph Wilbur George, 26 Marjorie Merrill, 27 Roland Joseph LaPierre, 27 Myra Louise Vinton, March 1|Angela Marie Panni, 7 Ruth Marguerite Langevin, 8|Henry Reardon, 9|Nora Frances ilurtin, 9 Sateriali,
10 Lindon Perham Ripley, 11 |Stillbirth, 11|Alice Hildergard Anderson, 16 Joseph Connor, 17 Margaret May Hughes, 18 Trumbull, 20 Joseph Lawrence Muse, 20 Douglas Hill Robbins, 21 Lottie Alice Doucette, 24 Lloyd Austin Cutter, 24 Paul Kenneth Baker, 27 Chester Curtis Mason, 30 Muriel Luign Kingston, 31 Marion Elizabeth O'Leary, April 2| Veronica Munier, 4 Cyrus Muse, 5 Fred Stanley Grant, Jr., 7 John Reuben Deveau, 9 Hazel Marie Crosby, 9 Arthur Whitney Flemings,
Male, Female,
Boston, Wakefield,
Male,
Female, Male, Female,
Somerville, Wakefield,
Athol, Wakefield,
Male, Female, . Male,
Female, Male, Female,
Wakefield,
.
Male,
Female, Male,
Female,
Boston, Wakefield,
Male,
Female, Male,
IL. Wallace and Mabel P. (Wall). William and Margaret (Hanehen). Frank and Mary (Castine) . Walter G. and Lila R. (Haines) . William J. and Margaret (Sullivan). Allison H. and Ellen P. (Ferguson). James F. and Ruth B. (Osborne). Rufus A. and Helen M. (Eaton). George M. and Albina (Jellineau) . Ernest A. and Nellie A. (Fairbanks). Michali and Giovanni (Colannina) . Joseph F. and Mary E. (Stewart) .; Michael T .and Caroline (Elsliger) . Patrick and Mary (Crowley). Faustino and Marie (Lombardo). Aden P. and Inez E. (Lassell).
Oscar A. and Ellen W. (Anderson) . John J. and Margaret M. (Lyons). James J. and Catherine (Gleason) . Daniel J. and Susan V. (Duguay).
Clarence G. and Jennie H. (Hill). John L. and Mary L. (Doucette) . Charles H. and Stella B. (Hawes). Fred E and Minnie B. ( Marshall) . Curtis P. and Imogene E. (Edmands).
David T. and Grace W. (Baker), Alfred J. and Lydia F. ( Bryant) . Joseph L. and Margaret J. ( Wheeler). Felix G. and Rose A. (Moulesong) . Fred S. and Elizabeth (Bailey ). John W. aad Margaret (Surrette). E. Andrew and M. Marie ( Hubbard ). John A. and Ethel D. (Welsh).
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BIRTHS REGISTERED IN WAKEFIELD DURING THE YEAR 1905 .- Continued.
Date.
Nameof Child.
Sex.
Place of Birth.
Names of Parents.
April 10 Ruth Dixon, 13 Nellie Lipinski, 13 Francis Lane, 14 Lawrence Francis McGrath, 15 Stillbirth.
Female,
Wakefield,
Nathan E. and Mabel E. (McKie).
Brooklyn, N. Y. Lukasz and Katarzyna (Gluszak) .
Male,
Wakefield,
Maurice J. and Margaret H. (Scannell). Thomas and Mary (Hopkins).
18 William Johnson Bullock Taylor,
Male, Female,
-
Leonard W. and Lillian S. (Cutter). William G. C. and Annie E. (Wendell).
20 Eunice Florence Horton,
Portsmouth, Va. Arthur G. and Mary M. (Archibald).
24 Marion Elizabeth Allbee,
25 Mary Helen Chambers,
26 Alberto DeRocco,
Male, Female, Male, Female,
Boston, Wakefield,
James O. and Martha J. (Ingham). William U. and Christine ( Gillis).
2 Filomena Candela,
3 Alvino Storti,
Male,
5 Warchal,
6 Harold Anthony Muse,
6 Martha Rooney,
7 Paul Edward Loubris,
7 Nathalie Elizabeth Willey,
8|Francis Henry Lally,
9 Freeman,
9 William Henry Frawley,
10 Edna Louise Hutchins,
Female,
Somerville, Wakefield,
Reading, Wakefield,
Thomas J. and Annie E. (DeRoche). John E. and Florence E. (Little). William H. and Louise ( Muse). William F. and Margaret M. (Rice). Thomas J. and Nellie M. (Doran) . Guiseppe and Francesca (Alesso). Ambrose and Mary A. (Muse). Ernest and Alice (StPeter).
164
May
1|Gertrude Marjorie McKie,
Wakefield,
James J. and Mary A. (Angelo). Antonio and Graziella (Villa). Michael F. and Alice S. (Marshall). Antonio and Cocetta (Deluca).
26 Helen Alice Keady,
27 Leo Convella,
30 Julia Murial Ellis,
Wakefield, Providence, R.I. Michele and Angela M. (Bianca). Sorocorso and Marie (Leon). Joseph and Annie (Wida). Reuben and Delsie (Dulong), Thomas F. and Annie M. (Ford). Emil J. and Cathlene P. (Hoy). George C. and Jennie F. (Burdett)
Female, Male, Female, Male,
11 Esther Fagan,
11 Francesca Fazio,
12 May Florence Burbine,
12 Joseph Wilfred Loria Derome,
Male,
13 David Arthur Hill, 14 Everett James Burchstead, 17 Colin Heathcote Ham, 17 John Fitzgerald,
20 Charles Edward Muse, 21 Charles Gilbert Sproul, 21 Mary Frances De Villa, 23 Frances Arlene Welsh, 26 Gladys Elvera Russell, 26 Charles Oliver Gutro, 28 Butler, 30 Margaret Helen Collins, 1 Mary Delia Muse, 2 Nora Margaret Merritt, 2 Ruth Margaret Long, 3 | Rose Storti, 4 Jessie Irene Powers,
[Male,
Wakefield,
[Arthur S. and Lizzie M. (Doleman). James F. and Arabel L. (Dudley). James A. and Grace A. (Grant) . Patrick and Margaret (Crimmins) . Frederick and Mary E. (Dulong). Charles G. and Emma G. (Ingersoll) . John R. and Annie F. (Brown). Patrick and Elizabeth (O'Keefe).
Clifford S. and Mabel (Greene).
Male,
66
Paul and Annie (DeLorey) . William H. and Mary E. (Loughlin).
Female,
Thomas and Ellen (Lucey) . Edward and Mary E. (LaFave).
Gilman and Ellen (O'Brien) .
Frank A. and Alice R. (Collins) .
Raphaelo and Marie (Parmi).
5 |John Herbert,
Male,
Frank and Minnie (Proctor). Patrick and Jane (Dignan) . Timothy J. and Esther G. (Champaigne) .
165
Female,
John A. and Augusta (Sjoman) .
Maurice P and Ethel M. (Campbell).
William E. and Adelaide M. (Holland).
Clarence T. and May E. (Wood).
21 Wesley William Phinney, 21 Hazel Cecilia Hurlburt,
Male, Female, Male,
Wolfboro, N. H. Joseph M. and Ethel M. (Chick).
Wakefield,
James A. and Sadie (Jacquith ) . Dennis and Anna (Denehey). Edwin R. and Abbie R. (Edmands).
Boston, Chelsea, Wakefield,
John and Wiktorya (Rwzork) George R. and Elizabeth A. (Bilby).
Antonio and Mary ( Amroso).
Patrick J. and Lillian M. ( Shaw) .
Alfred W. and Bertha J. (Jackson) .
Male,
Cape Station,
Boston, [N.B. William H. and Martha B. (Boesch) . George E. and Dora (Connors).
23 Melanson, 23 Dennis Sullivan, 27 Richard Partridge, 28 Joseph Rudolph Mieloski,
28 Helen Mildred Singer,
29 Frederick DeMarco, 29 Lillian Gertrude Horrigan, July
Female, Male, Female, Male,
1 Kenneth Charles Vint, 4 Stillbirth, 5 Milton William Porter, 6 Willis Hawkes,
Female,
June
6 William Francis Haley,
6 Anna Florence Peterson,
10 Esther Irene Lozier, 14 Ruth Myrtle Pittock,
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN WAKEFIELD DURING THE YEAR 1905 .- Continued.
Date.
Name of Child.
Sex.
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