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19 85
$11,246 10
Expended as per report Light Board . . $9,073 09 .
Balance unexpended .
. 2,173 0I
$11,246 10
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FIRE ALARM MAINTENANCE.
Feb. 1, 1907, balance unexpended
$3 84
April 2, 1907, appropriation authorized
500 00
Nov. II, 1907, appropriation authorized 125 00
$628 84
Expended as per report Light Board
$600 13
Balance unexpended .
28 71
$628 84
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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.
Highways and bridges .
$11,868 30 $11,867 47
$0 83
Main street macadam
1,256 25
1,256 25
Albion street macadam
3,043 75
2,929 52
114 23
Highway, special .
1,454 29
1,454 29
Water street sidewalk .
900 00
899 52
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Pittman ave. drainage .
400 00
400 00
Oak street drainage
150 00
147 15
2 85
Rich'rdson ave. dr'in'ge
700 00
698 71
I 29
Albion street sidewalk .
700 00
55° 97
149 03
Francis avenue drain
525 00
47 96
477 04
Street sprinkling .
1,800 00
1,800 00
Municipal Light Plant
" General "
64,972 46
67,252 55
*2,280 90
Depreciation .
11,246 IO
9,073 09
2,173 OI
Fire al'rm m'int'nce
628 84
600 13
28 71
New street lights .
63 55
63 55
Water dept. maint'nce
14,922 25
14,905 79
16 46
Construction .
5,000 00
7,083 39
+2,083 39
Cl'ning Crystal lake
1,500 00
1,490 50
9 50
Hackett estate
1,200 00
1,233 00
*33 00
Meters
1,000 00
888 04
III 96
Sewer dept. maint'nce .
776 62
775 98
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Construction .
539 50
539 50
Fire department
10,125 29
10,105 31
19 98
Forest fire wards
.
.
250 00
247 02
2 98
New steamer
5,350 00
5,184 65
165 35
Poor department
9,457 4I
10,489 87
*1,032 46
School dept. "General "
45,394 45
45,394 45
Fuel
4,300 00
4,376 08
*76 08
Contingent
.
4,158 51
4,158 51
.
Text b'ks and sup.
3,697 28
3,697 28
Evening school
1,216 66
948 25
268 41
Income account
2,608 50
2,607 .74
76
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Police department
$2,719 04
$2,702 63
$16 4I
Night watch
1,869 04
1,869 04
Town Hall expenses
2,738 35
2,737 56
79
Tree warden expenses
118 00
II2 40
5 60
Salaries town officials
6,880 00
6,821 67
58 33
Miscellaneous expenses
7,187 50
6,81I OI
376 49
Common and Park
1,075 00
951 45
123 55
Richardson Light Guard Co. "A"
777 94
774 30
3 64
Cemetery committee
710 23
645 65
64 58
Brown tail and gypsy moth
10,570 48
8,700 34
1,870 14
Soldiers' relief
4,008 00
3,948 00
60 00
Military aid .
420 00
420 00
State aid
4,000 00
3,853 00
147 00
Hydrant rental
4,700 00
4,700 00
Fish committee ex.
'25 00
25 00
Memorial day
300 00
300 00
Independence day
500 00
500 00
Heat'g Greenwood hose house
371 00
371 00
Greenwood branch town library
500 00
494 55
5 45
Beebe town library
1,795 79
1,794 04
I 75
Public reading room
250 00
250 00
Interest
32,415 94
34,523 68
*2,107 74
Railroad st. land dam. Main
315 00
150 00
165 00
1,104 62
1,963 00
** 858 38
Water
66
620 00
580 00
40 00
Bell at Boyntonville
350 00
350 00
Markers Rev. graves
42 25
42 25
Pl'mbing Lincoln sch'1
3,000 00
2,990 59
9 41
Painting High school
500 00
500 00
Town Hall vault .
150 00
145 00
5 00
$301,218 19$302,800 43 $6,888 90
WILLIAM O. ABBOTT, Secretary Board of Auditors.
WAKEFIED, February 1, 1908.
* Overdraft.
** Town to be reimbursed for land damage by county $1,871.39.
+ Overdraft as per vote of town.
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ANNUAL REPORT
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
BEEBE TOWN LIBRARY
1907~1908.
ORGANIZATION OF TRUSTEES.
Chairman Treasurer
Secretary
Charles F. Mansfield Albert W. Flint Richard Dutton, M. D.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
LIBRARY. Harry Foster, Chairman,
F. T. Woodbury, M. D., Mrs. Sarah Y. Morton
READING ROOM.
F. T. Woodbury, M. D., Chairman, Richard Dutton, M. D., Mrs. Sarah Y. Morton, Edson W. White
BOOKS.
Charles F. Mansfield, Chairman,
Harry Foster,
H. Lee M. Pike,
Miss E. Florence Eaton, Edson W. White
CATALOGUE.
Miss E. Florence Eaton, Chairman, Ashton H. Thayer, Charles F. Mansfield
FINANCE.
Ashton H. Thayer, Chairman,
Edson W. White, Miss E. Florence Eaton
GREENWOOD.
Richard Dutton, M. D., Chairman,
H. Lee M. Pike, Ashton H. Thayer
Librarian Mrs. Harriet A. Shepard
Assistant Librarian . Miss Ruth Gowen Miss H. Gertrude Lee
Attendant at Greenwood . · Purchasing Agent
Charles F. Mansfield
...
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Report of the Library Trustees.
At the close of another year, the trustees of the Beebe Town Library have the same story to tell of insufficient accommodations, of work hampered thereby, and the impos- sibility of attempting larger things, which in other places are considered the proper function of the free public library. The lack of a library building is invariably commented upon by strangers, who contrast the library equipment of Wake- field with the facilities and advantages of their own, and Wakefield suffers in the comparison.
In this connection it is pleasant to record that during the year the library has been again remembered by a friend who in life made daily use of its privileges. Mr. Merrill W. Gove, who died April 17, 1907, bequeathed to the town the sum of $500, the income of which is to be used for the pur- poses of the library. The town has voted to accept the same, and the amount will be received during the coming year. The trustees have also received from his estate a fine portrait of Mr. Gove, which has been hung on the library walls.
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Rice, the widow of Gen. Edmund Rice, of Greenwood, has made a liberal donation of books for use at the branch library at that place, and has signified her intention of adding to her gift a picture of General Rice.
The Greenwood branch has also received a handsome wall clock, as a memorial of the late Silas W. Flint, for which it is indebted to his family. Other minor gifts are stated in the report of the librarian.
At the March town meeting the trustees recommended an appropriation of $500 for finishing and furnishing a room in the basement of the Greenwood school house. This appro- priation was voted and has been expended under the direc- tion of the trustees and school committee, and we now have
,
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a large room, well lighted, answering admirably the pres- ent purpose of the branch. The amount appropriated was insufficient to accomplish all that was desirable, and the additional expense, about $50, has been paid from the reg- ular library funds.
The work at the branch has been carried on very success- fully, owing largely to the interest taken and energy dis- played by the assistant librarian, Miss H. Gertrude Lee. There are now on the shelves about 175 books, mostly dupli- cates of volumes in the main library, this relieving the press- ure on the latter. The delivery of books has grown from 8,710 volumes the previous year to 10,633 the past year. The expenses of the branch for the year, including furniture bought with library funds and books bought for Greenwood use, have been about $300.
Following the establishment of the branch at Greenwood, a request has come to the trustees from Montrose that some- thing in the same line may be instituted there. While it has seemed to the trustees that the conditions are somewhat different at Montrose than at Greenwood, if the question of finances did not affect the matter, it might be well to make a start in this direction. No encouragement has been given to this request, and the matter still remains open.
At the main library, matters have progressed as usual, un- der the direction of the librarian, Mrs. Harriet A. Shepard, whose long term of service has given her an intimate acquaint- ance with the books, which enables her to give valuable assistance to its patrons. The circulation of books increases as the town grows, and as the resources of the library be- come better known, and this growth we could scarcely stop, if we would, and we must provide for it as best we can. During the year 213 volumes have been added by purchase, and the usual attention has been given to replacing and re- binding worn out books. The policy of the trustees has been to buy the best literature of travel, history, art and biography, which will be of permanent value, not going too extensively into costly books, and to buy the best fiction as published from month to month. Additions are made in lots of twenty -
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five to thirty-five volumes at a time, lists of which are pub- lished in the local papers and bulletins freely distributed. Of the 213 volumes purchased, 67 were fiction, 52 juvenile, and balance of other classifications. Very few duplicates are pur- chased, but books may be reserved by the postal card system which increases in popularity, there being at the time of writing fourteen names on the waiting list for Mrs. Burnett's " The Shuttle." A collection of books, new and old, is kept outside the delivery desk, for inspection and selection, which serves to work into circulation books which otherwise might not be called for.
Among important works added the past year, are, - Har- per's Encyclopedia of United States History ; Encyclopedia Americana ; Life and Works of Abraham Lincoln ; a new edition of Webster's International Dictionary ; Adolescence, by G. Stanley Hall; Jay Cooke, Financier of the Civil War ; Autobiography of Oliver Otis Howard, and the Reminiscences of Carl Schurz.
The library has also added to its collection of tours in the Underwood Travel System a set of one hundred views of the Holy Land, the former sets of United States views having been well received.
The library needs development in the line of local and family history, and appeals for works on these subjects. The library receives from the State, volumes of the vital records of the towns of Massachusetts, as issued, which are of great convenience to any needing to examine the records of those towns.
Many other public documents of value are received from the State and United States, which would be of use if they could be arranged for easy consultation, but lack of space has so far prevented this.
The trustees invite suggestions either as to the purchase of books or of improvements in service, and will give the same careful consideration.
To acquaint the public with the privileges of the library, cards have been printed for distribution in the post offices,
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stores, factories, shops, etc., setting forth the location and hours of opening of the library and reading room.
A revision of the record of borrowers is being made with the idea of ascertaining the number of actual present users of the library, but this has not yet proceeded far enough to show results.
To show at a glanee the business of the library each month, a journal has been prepared in which to record the happen- ings of each day, the number of books given out, the fines, receipts from sale of catalogues, payments made, etc., mak- ing a complete record, accessible for examination by all the trustees.
The library endeavors to work in conjunction with the teachers and schools, so far as possible. A card conferring special privileges upon teachers, is in use, and teachers are allowed free access to the shelves.
All the assistance possible is given by the librarian and as- sistants to seekers for special information. If persons looking up special matters would make a note of the volume and page yielding the desired information, to be indexed by the libra- rian, the resources of the library could be made more readily accessible for subsequent inquirers.
The library is a member of the Library Art Club and va- rious exhibitions of views have been given during the year. These are of value and interest, and exert a refining and educational influence and tend to attract visitors.
The Reading Room is very complete in its assortment of periodicals, magazines, Boston and local papers, dictionaries, railroad guides, etc., etc., and many works of reference are upon its shelves. The room is much used and its facilities are no doubt generally appreciated. It is under the direction and control of the trustees, but a separate appropriation has always been made for its use. The question has arisen whether this is necessary or desirable, and there are reasons why an appropriation for the Library large enough to cover the expenses of the Reading Room might be preferable. For
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this year, however, the trustees recommend that the usual appropriation of $250, be made for its support.
The funds for the maintenance of the library are made up of income from invested funds, the amount of the dog tax and an appropriation by the town. The trustees consider that the sum of $1,800 for the coming year is very desirable, but hesitate to ask for any increase, owing to the great fall- ing off in the amount of the dog tax, which is about $192 less than last year. They do, however, absolutely need at least as large a sum as last year, and therefore recommend the appropriation of the amount of the dog tax and the sum of $700 which, with the income from invested funds, will make substantially. the same as last year.
In behalf of the Trustees,
CHARLES F. MANSFIELD,
Chairman.
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LIBRARIAN'S REPORT.
Number of volumes in the Library February I,
1907
15,944
Added by purchase during the year
213
to replace worn-out volumes
148
by donation
59
Magazines bound from the Reading Room
22
16,386
Volumes worn out during the year
2II
Total number of volumes in the Library Feb- ruary 1, 1908 16,17I
Number of volumes rebound, including maga- zines ·
333
Donations from
State of Massachusetts 24
United States .
I5
G. A. R. Post 12, Wakefield .
4
Mr. H. M. Dolbeare
2
Mrs. M. E. C. Hatlinger
2
Municipal Ownership Publishing Bu- reau ·
4
City of Boston, Mass. .
I
City of Ottawa, Canada
I
Switzerland .
I
Mrs. Mary A. Smith
I
Mr. C. A. M. Taber
I, 2 copies
Estate of Pliny Earle I .
Anonymous
.
2
.
.
.
.
59
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Persons having re-signed application cards Feb.
I, 1907, to Feb. 1, 1908 633
Total circulation for the year including Green- wood
44,443
Books and magazines circulated at the Library
33,780
Books circulated at Greenwood
10,663
Days open for circulation
309
Average circulation II7
Number of volumes used at Library for reference 2,294
Postal cards used for waiting lists 472
Largest number of books on waiting list at one time 57
GREENWOOD BRANCH.
Persons having signed application cards Feb. I,
1907, to Feb. 1, 1908
IIO
Total circulation for year 1907
10,663
Days open for circulation
15I
Average circulation
70.4
Largest circulation
I22
Smallest circulation
22
H. GERTRUDE LEE, Librarian at Greenwood.
LIBRARY HOUBS.
Daily
2-5, 7-8.30 p.m. .
READING ROOM HOURS.
Daily 8-12 a.m., 1.30-5, 7-9 p.m.
Sunday 2-5 p.m.
GREENWOOD HOURS.
Mondays and Thursdays 3.00-5 p.m.
Saturdays 7-8 p.m.
HARRIET A. SHEPARD,
Librarian.
WAKEFIELD, MASS., Feb. 1, 1908.
Saturdays 2-9 p.m.
STATISTICS
FROM
TOWN CLERK'S REGISTER.
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN WAKEFIELD DURING THE YEAR 1907.
-
Date.
Name of Child.
Sex.
Place of Birth.
Names of Parents.
Jan. 1 Walter Leo Barry, 2 Blake,
Male,
Wakefield,
William R. and Catherine F. (Geary).
66
William H. and Mary G. ( Magnilzky).
2 Kenneth Lawrence Hunt,
00 Alice Gertrude White, 6 Giacinto Pascome, 9 Thomas Benjamin Gould, 11 Ruth Colley Deadman,
Female, Male,
William D. and Ethel M. ( Barker). John W. and Mary ( Deveau). Eustachio and Teresa (Paglia).
Thomas H. and Clara M. ( McPherson).
Female, Male,
66
11 Burbine,
12 Thomas Wheeler,
Lynn,
14 Arthur Reginald Mortimer,
1
17 Olive Morrison,
Female, Male,
17 John Burney Malonson,
20 Ella Dorothy Brown,
Female,
20/Eleanor Florence Barnes, 20 Leonard Austin Redmond, 21 Edith Lillian Collinson, 22 Eaton, 23 Joseph Lawrence Muse,
Male,
Female,
John W. and Lily May (Stewart). Edward E. and Ellen A. (Nelson).
23 Marian Surrette
Female,
66
Male,
Everett, Wakefield,
Female,
Male,
Female,
John L. and Annie (McCormick). Lauren L. and Ida F. (Harding). Lee and Alma D. (Carlson). Edward and Florence A. (Fuller). Alexander and Robina (Matthew). A. R. and Mina C. (Boyd). Frank Lewis and Elizabeth ( Hubbard). George W. and Sylvia (Doucette). Pasquel and Emilia (Bivalcqua). Daniel and Mary J. (Casey).
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Feb.
24 Hattie Wiley McMaster, 26 Carl Lee Tupper, 26 Charles Edward Barker, 27 Alexander Glass Rattray, 30 Ruth A. Stickney, 31 Ethel May Smith, 31 Joseph Leonard LeBlanc, 1 Luca Antonio Capone, 2 Agnes Theresa Keefe,
Male,
William F. and Edith E. (Colley). Ambrose and Agnes ( Muse). John J. and Margaret ( McHugh). Clifford and Lilla E. (Holt). Ernest J. and Eva G. (Fairfield). Elmer E. and Etta M. (Evans). John W. and Mary I. ( Malonson). Charles W. and Davida M. (Johnson). Charles and Mabelle C. (Burditt). Michael C. and Christina (McDonald).
Wakefield,
15 Ernest Jennings Clark, Jr.,
5| Doris Mildred Brewer, 6 Eunice Knox Smith, 6 Emma Louise Stone, 7 Hubbard, 11 Still Birth,
11 Henry Richard Wangen, 12 Milia Paterucciu,
13|Kenneth Burbeck Rice,
15 Grace Ethel Widfeldt,
17 George Gaspard Deaveau,
18 Mary Agnes Sullivan,
Male,
Female,
Male, -
-
-
Male, Female, Male,
Boston, Wakefield,
Female,
Male,
16
10 William Joseph Octek,
10 Charles Garniss,
13 Still Birth,
Female,
Wakefield,
14 Eliza Baxter Bishop,
15 Alice Annie Dulong, 16 George Henry Welsh, 21 Yseult Katleen Loubris,
Male, Female,
Male, Female,
Male,
Joseph S. and Letitia (Singleton). Arthur E. and Ella A. ( Stewart). Frederick I. and Amy M. (Stetson). Enos and Mary P. (Landry).
Frank and Annie (Dworak). Giovachino and Assunta (Longeo). Benjamin B. and Margaret H. (Mullins). Walter B. and Eva A. ( McMaster). Joseph J. and Grace M. (Muse). John J. and Margaret (Norton ). Thomas and Catherine (Healey). Herbert and Abbie G. (Russell).
Albert D. and Cora M. ( Maxim).
Michael and Kate (Dennehy ).
Patrick and Mary J. (Connors). Isaac Karp and Unknown. John A. and Minnie C. (Hennigar). Michael T. and Caroline (Elsliger). Fred A. and Grace (Taylor). William E. and Adelaide M. (Holland). Carlo and Albina (Basile). William and Carrie (Kxewicka). J. Wesley and Jennie J. (Johnson).
Jonathan C. and Mary (Butler). J. Raymond and Mary J. (Muse). John H. and Margaret E. (Donnelly). Emil J. and Katleen P. (Hoy). John W. and Marguerite ( Deveau). Frederick L. and Grace L. (Heath). Edward W. and P. Ceres (Heywood). Reuben and Jennie M. (Smith). Thomas J. and Catherine E. (McFadden) Michele and Maria (Bianco).
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23 Frederick Heath Hobson, 23 Ceres Hadcock, 23 Beatrice Madeline Muse, 25 Thelma Ruth Whall, 27 Alfonzo Vinzanso Candelo,
Stoneham, Wakefield,
Male,
Wakefield,
Female, Male, Female, Male, Female,
Everett, Melrose, Wakefield,
18 Thomas Francis Powers,
19 Mildred Gertrude Thrush,
20 Joseph William Oxley, 26 Josephine Dennehy Gilligan,
Female,
Mar. 1 James McTeague, 3 Menita Karp, 3 Lawrence Ames Millar, 8 Mildred Reardon, 9 Sweetser, 10 Holland Pittock 10 Adeala Uberti,
Female, Male,
22 Jennie May Deveau,
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN WAKEFIELD DURING THE YEAR 1907 .- Continued.
Date.
Name of Child.
Sex.
Place of Birth.
Names of Parents.
Mar. 28 Ethel Roach, 28 Esther Roach, 28 Spartaco Ribelle Salvati, 29 Alfred Paro,
Female,
Wakefield,
Martin J. and Mary A. (Joyce). Martin J. and Mary A. (Joyce).
Male,
Angelo and Giovanna (Salvati). Edward and Catherine (Simon).
Apr. 2 Clarence Raymond Smith, 3 Rosalie Catherine Doucette, 7 Clarence Lovett MacCallum, 8 Harold Nash,
Female, Male,
William and Catherine (Muse). Guy M. and Anna H. (Lovett).
Frank H. and Delia T. (Daverin).
9 Paul Ebenezer Crosby,
11 Ergia Recchiuti,
Female, .
Charles A. and Alicia (Ruggles).
12 William Harold Darling,
William and Nellie ( McLeod).
14 Katherine Elizabeth Lenfest,
Harry N. and Theresa E. (McDermott).
16 Wladyslaw Kardaszewski,
Marcin and Honarata (Zub).
22 Frank Percy Whittle,
George E. and Mary E. (Landry). Jonathan H. and Fannie M. F. (Hester)
23 Clarence Ernest Seaward,
Charles J. E. and Clara G. (Hall).
23 Ruth Eleanor Hinckley, 27 Ruby Lavinia Allen,
Albert H. and Edith P. (Hollingsworth).
28 Herbert Elden Randall,
Male,
Herbert T. and Beatrice B. (Boutin) Joseph and Sophia (Patonai).
30 Mary Averena Boyd,
Female, Male,
Frederick W. and Mary E. (Morrison). Theodoras and Angelina (Lambos). William Meggenson. Phillip and Eliza (Crute).
8 Walter Jack,
9 Arlene May Davis,
Female,
Henry and Annie ( Barratt).
12 Alice May Dulong,
18 Ruth Avery Harnden,
18 Ella Victoria Anderson,
Peter A. and Catherine (Landry). Frank W. and Carrie B. (Oliver). Oscar N. and Sophia (Anderson).
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May
6 Angelos Romas,
8 William Meggenson,
Lynn, Wakefield,
23 Jonathan Manson Smith,
Female,
Edwin H. and Eva H. (Patterson).
29 Berkes,
Male, Female, Male,
Ebenezer and Hepsy (Laffin). Giacomo and Carmela (Uberti).
11 Margaret Lyman Atwell,
June
18 Simon Edward Doucette, 20 Margaret Balmain Ferrier, 21 Helen Ruth Gross, 22 Mary Rita Lafave 23 Joseph Leo McManamin, 24 William Donald Grant, 25 Frances May Dingle, 26 Concetto Ferrara, 30 Matthewson 30 Amiro
30 Florence May Hollander, 1 Belinda Pizzano,
1 | Marguerite Magee,
4 Lillian Catherine Muse, 6 Anna Theresa Frye,
6 Clarence Russell Murdock,
8 Helen Olive Hatch,
8 Marrietto Volpe,
9 Frances May Simpson,
12 Helen Adeline Clothey,
12 Walter William Foley,
14 Alice Irene Dingle,
15 Alden Crosby Crocker,
17 Dorothy May Haley,
17 Rosamond Glidden Worters,
17 Filomena Lanzillo,
17 Frederick Lenoir,
Male,
18 Harold William Woodburn,
18 Edythe Bailey Grant,
20 Davida Guarnaccia,
21 Irma Frances Foster,
24 William Simeone,
28 Florence Vincent Burns,
29 Still Birth, 29 Gladys Whitney,
Male, Female,
Wakefield,
Male,
Female, Male, Female, Male, Female,
Male, Female,
Male, Female, Male, Female,
Simon C. and Mary N. (Muse ). George C. and Margaret A. (Balmain ). Uz B. and Emma W. (Wiechmann). John D. and Laura M. (Bennett). Martin and Ellen (Chamberlain). William H. and Mildred E. (Brown). Joseph A. and Frances (LeBlanc). Concetto and Carmela (Filoramo). Peter and Sophia (Sea). Fred S. and Jennie M. (Burbine). Joseph and Henrietta (Richards). Lorenzo and Venzenza (Vazzella). John H. and Maggie (Smith). Augustus and Addie F. (Dulong). Charles W. and Mary F. ( Moran). Finley and Sabro H. (Anderson). Louis G. and Bessie G. (Whiting). Vito and Filomena (Benedetta). Charles W. and Katherine M. (Keating). Edward T. and Isabelle A. (Houston). William H. and Annie A. (Goodwin). Manuel and Addie M. (LeFave). Frederick C. and Grace M. (Crosby). Timothy J. and Esther G. (Champagne). Willie J. and Grace M. (Hine). Nunziante and Maria (Fortunata). Frederick J. and Arthemise (Decoste ). Albert C. and Agnes G. (Bowser). Fred S. and Elizabeth (Bailey). Giuseppe and Pietra (Caruso). Harold H. and Frances E. (Collins). Pasqualino and Louise (DeFazio). James J. and Mary (Chamberlain ).
Ralph E. and Minnie G. (Crocker).
201
Female, Male, Female, Male, Female,
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN WAKEFIELD DURING THE YEAR 1907 .- Continued.
Date.
Name of Child.
Sex.
Place of Birth.
Names of Parents.
June 29 Lilla Roxana Sturtevant, July 5 Edna Mildred Hawkes, 6 Neria Palumba,
Female,
Wakefield,
Sewall M. and Mary (Griffin). Walter H. and Mary (Santos).
Male,
Guarzio and Maria (Damone).
7 Marcia Isabella Cosman,
Female,
William P. and Marcia M. (Tbbert).
9 Jessie Emily Vint,
Alfred W. and Bertha J. (Jackson). Maurice and Fannie (Burtman ).
10 Celia Levine,
Fred and Lizzie (Doucette).
10 Mary Edith Muse,
Male,
Dennis F. and Catherine (Hickey).
13 John Francis Lilley,
Patrick and Margaret (Desmond).
15 Clara Anna Wright,
Female,
Charles A. and Agnes I. (Maroney ).
17 Leonard Adolphus Taylo
Male,
Leonard W. and Lillian S. (Sarsfield ).
18 John Mark Lilly,
Mark and Clara (Crimmins). Mario and Concettina (Sampier).
19 George Hawley Perry,
19 Loretta Gertrude Dulong
Female,
-
21 Florence Evelyn Phin ey 21 Crew,
Male, Female
Pleasant S. and Mary (Braxton). Adin M. and Alice M. (Woolridge).
24 Doris Emily Perkins, 26 Harvey Bolles Evans,
Male,
28 William Melvin Talbot, 29| Tuna Lillian Mattso Aug. 1 James William Hogan,
Female, Male,
Maynard, Wakefield,
2 Joseph Walter Curley,
3 John Fleming, 4 Ellis Annie Anderson,
Female,
7 Mary Doris Cassidy,
7 Dorothy Louise Hanwright,
7 Francis Linwood McFadden, 10 John Beebe North,
Male,
C
Arthur L. and Marion H. (Tay). John J. and Maria E. (Hagerty). Unknown. James J. and Lillian (Brodbent). . John J. and Bertha H. (Casey).
Peter P. and Annie S. (Skomerski). Harry J. and Mary M. (Malouson). Frank R. and Charlotte J. (Ayscough). Joseph F. and Winnifred J. (Day). Rufus C. and Hattie M. (Mitchell).
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202
18 Francesco Ferrara,
66
Leroy and Ellen (Hawley.) Henry A. and Eva G. (Payro).
Clarence T. and May E. (Wood).
15 Maurice O'Leary,
16| Rudolph Emanuel Peterson, 17 Hester Elizabeth Leete, 17 Edward Joseph Brophy, 19 Annie Gertrude Tainter, 20 Mary Rita Cottam,
Female, Male, Female,
66
Male,
Female, Male,
27 John William Hopkins, Jr., 27 William Patrick Hurton,
30 Frederick Charles Williams, 31 Fulomena Giaccia,
Female,
Stoneham, Wakefield,
Sept. 1 Marjorie Roma Palmer, 4 Ross Warren Clemons, Jr., 6 Frank Cecil Singer,
7 Doris May Runge, 8 Zelda May Stewart, 12 Allen William Doucette, 15 Chiviej, 15 David Howland Peckham,
Female,
Otto B. and Mary E. (Nowell).
Archie and Florence ( Melancon).
Male, Female, Male, Female,
Melrose, Wakefield, New York, Wakefield,
18|Clyde Walton Dow,
Male, Female,
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