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66
William J. and Emma F. William and Mary E.
Hugh A. Heath at Wakefield
22
Aubrey H. Steeves Bessie E. Dixon
24 |Cambridge 24 | Wakefield
New Brunswick 66 .6
Samuel H. and Annie Chipman and Barbara
Cha les E. Eaton at Boston
22 Levi T. Babine Rose Muse
26
Yarmoutlı, N. S. Wakefield
Frank and Rosalie Sylvine and Josephine
John F. Meheran at Wakefield
28 Frank H. Parker Lillian Sherritt
22 21
66
Frank E. and Lura M. James F. and Margaret
Warren S.Perkins at Wakefield
29 Edward F. Doherty Cummilles Wheeler
20 Woburn 19 Wakefield
New Glasgow,
1
Frank M. and Mary k. John and Theresa J.
John D. Colbert at Wakefield
31 Alfred B. Kershaw Elibabeth Bancroft
28 Newton 27
Newton ¡Auburndale 1
66
Alfred L. and Mary A. James H. and Elizabeth
Paul S. Phalen at Auburndale
278
.
66
21
Woburn [N. S.
Wakefield
23
24 Lawrence
Sept. 5 Wilfred Richard Magee | 21 |Wakefield Mollie Elizab'h McKenna 19 64
Canada Worcester
First 66
Alexander and Margaret John and Ada
¡E. B. Marshall at Reading
6 Lauren Leslie McMaster Helen Marion Dunbar
28 34
66 Castine, Me.
Wakefield Castine, Me.
Second First
Jonathan N. and Josephine Rob't C. Douthet Samuel and Clara
at No.Castine, Me.
S Elmer A. Harris Lillian May Cleveland
37 29
Reading Lynn
Virgil, N. Y. Yarmouth, N. S
Second
Elmer D. and Mary J. George E. and Annie E.
E. B. Marshall at Wakefield
11 Harry Foster Eaton Gertrude Ascher
27 Wakefield 22 Roxbury
Stoneham Jamaica Plain
First
Alvah and Eliza A. Max and Ida
Hugh A. Heath at Wakefield
11 Frank C. Carter Mary E. Daniel
29 26
Reading Wakefield
Reading Wakefield
William and Martha William B. and Margaret
Rufus S. Chase at Wakefield
14 Josiah S. Bonney M. Elizabeth (Spalding) [Broad
44 44
66
New Bedford New Boston, N.H.
Second
66
Josiah W. and Mary E. Levi P. and Frances M.
Hugh A. Heath at Wakefield
15 Leonard West Carrie Gray Weir
37 Lynnf'ld Ctr. Bradford, N. H. 24 Swampscott 66 66
Second 66
William K. and Ella F. Frederick and Annie
Hugh A. Heath at Wakefield
15 John Joseph McGee Delia Agnes Connor
21 23
Wakefield 66
Ireland 66
First
James and Mary A. Dominick and Mary
John F. Meheran at Wakefield
15 Herbert W. Storey Rose M. Gould
22 20 Melrose
Chelsea Somerville
Harry C. and Annie F. James M. and Julia A.
Willard T. Perrin at Melrose
18 Albert Edward Wiggin Marjorie Evelyn Paine
24 23
Wakefield
Wakefield
at Wakefield Albert P. and Catherine R. Warren S.Perkins J. Thomas and Hannah
20 Sumner E. Barnstead Lelia M. Marshall
32 32
Stoneham Wakefield
Stoneham Gloucester
Richard W. and Emma C. Austin Rice Horace and Emma A.
at Wakefield
22 Ralph F. Green Nellie J. Donohue
26
66
25
Prough, N. S. Ireland
George W. and Rebecca Jeremiah and Ellen
W· C. Myers at Reading
279
[Mont.
Great Falls, Malden
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MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN WAKEFIELD DURING THE YEAR 1909-Continued.
Date of Mar'ge.
Name of Groom and Bride.
Age.
Residence of each at time of Marriage.
Place of Birth.
What Mar'ge.
Names of Parents.
By whom Married.
Sept.22
James Mahoney Margaret Sullivan
32 27
Wakefield 6:
Ireland 66
First
John and Catherine Matthew and Catherine
John F. Meheran at Wakefield
21
Gerald M. Reed Wilda W. Tracy
21 21
66
Melrose
W. Tremont, Me. Hantsport, N. S.
George and Flora M. Charles E. and Mary O.
W. H. Jenkins at Hantsport, N.S.
22 Patrick Monynihan Annie Sullivan
30 29
Wakefield 66
Ireland 66
66
Cornelius and Catherine Michael and Margaret
John F. Meheran at Wakefield
30
Austin A. Daniels Evelyn C. Clough
25 21
Malden
Boston Somerville
Henry A. and Mary Frank L. and Arletta M.
Arthur R. Connell at Wakefield
Oct.
1 Howard Keith Alden Eunice Jane Weston
27 27
66
Bainbridge, N. Y. So. Paris, Me.
Homer D. and Grace A. Erastus D. and Anna M.
George L. Perrin at Wakefield
2
Antonio Sava Antonina Micalef
21 19
Italy
Salvatore and Caradina Felice and francesco
Michael Cangiano at Boston
4
Gilman C. Sheldon Florence W. Briggs
27 33
Taunton
Wakefield Taunton
Otis E. and Lois J. Jesse H.and Christiana W.
Arch'bald McCord at Taunton
4 William Emery Howe Alice Hudson
25 24
Wakefield 66
Moncton, N. B. Bridgetown, N S.
66
Edwin H. and Charlotte E. C. L. Petersen Judson E. and Sarah A.
at Wakefield
5 Arthur Chester Brandt Katie Ann Gwinn
29 32
66
Cambridgeport Aspy Bay, N. S.
H. Henry and Ellen M. David and Catherine L.
Arthur R. Connell at Wakefield
12
Ephraim H. Cox Lillian M. Wormstead
29
Nova Scotia Saugus
1
66
George H. and Catherine Charles N. and Harriet A.
James E. Coms at East Saugus
30 Saugus
Wakefield
280
Oct. 16 Carl O. Classen Mary Ericksson
22 20 Wakefield 66
Sweden 66
First John E. and Matilda John and Julia
Hugh A. Heath at Wakefield
17
Russell Irving McCarthy Adeline Theresa Prior
25 25 Cambridge
Stoneham Boston
66
Jeremiah and Mary John and Catherine
Edward F. Ryan at Cambridge
17 James McGratlı Nora Bouchiar
32 30
Wakefield
Ireland 66
Maurice and Mary John and Mary
John F. Meheran at Wakefield
20
Jolin Joseph Humphrey Ellen Frances Fay
27 24
Wakefield Charlestown
Michael and Hannah James and Ellen
J. J. Lyons at Wakefield
20
James A. Brennan Margaret McDougall
44 34 Melrose
Prince Edward Is. Cape Breton
Aeneas and Mary Angus and Mary
Daniel J. Carney at Melrose
20 Jarvis Reed Frances Ivoline Rogers
31 21
Wakefield
Charlestown Dover, Me.
Thomas B. and Nettie Robert F. and Frances E.
C L. Petersen at Wakefield
20 Howard B. Coleman Frances A. Sparks
30 Lynn 24 Wakefield
St. John. N. B. Wakefield
John and Jane A. Moses and Elizabeth
H. S. Wilkinson at Wakefield
23 Francis W. Howard Grace A Porter
27 30
Lowell Wakefield
Porter, Me. Somerville
John A. and Emily William D. and Eunice S.
Hugh A. Heath at Wakefield
24 Harvey Dexter Cann Mary Annie Hufton
22
Wakefield Dorchester
George D. and Elizabeth George F. and Elizabeth
Rufus S. Chase at Wakefield
25 William Marshall Gladys Simonds Fall
20
Chelsea Malden
William H. and Ellen George W. and Florence
Alexa'd'r Mitchell at Providence, R.I.
27 Andrew D. Murphy Nellie Ford
29 31
Ireland
l'ennis and Julia Michael and Catherine
John D. Colbert at Wakefield
27 Harold Clayton Fish Ethel Lewis Dean
27 23
Malden |Wakefield
Abington Wakefield
John A. and Matilda M. Charles A. and Letitia
Austin Rice at Wakefield
281
22
18
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN WAKEFIELD DURING THE YEAR 1909 -Continued.
Date of Mar'ge.
Name of Groom and Bride.
Age.
Residence of each at time of Marriage.
Place of Birth.
What Mar'ge.
Names of Parents.
By whom Married.
Oct. 27
Arthur L. Gardner Emily P. Edmond
22 23
Perth Amboy Wakefield Newton Wakefield
First
Charles A. and Jennie Sumner R. and Lydia L.
Austin Rice at Wakefield
. 27
Stanley A. Dearborn Ellen Laura Downes
30 24
Wakefield
Stanley B. and Alice R. Patrick and Catherine
Geo. J. Prescott at Boston
Nov. 2 Herman O. Stevens Ursula K. Souther
32 26
Freder'k, Md. Belfast, Me ¿1 akefield Hingham
Second First
Albert T. and Jennie L. Brainard and Georgiana
Austin Rice at Wakefield
3
Bartholomew J. Cotter Nora A. Crowley
30
Ireland
John and Mary John and Ellen
John F. Melieran at Wakefield
7
William B. Colepitts Alice V. Merrill
23
21
66
St. Davids, N. B. Franklin
Burton W. and Eleanor J. H. S. Wilkinson Charles S. and Emma J.
at Lynn
9 |Mark Doucette Rose (Malonson) Muise
30
34
Yarmouth, N S. Eell Brook, N. S. Second
Frank A. and Mary John and Madeline
Wm. T. O'Connor at Wakefield
10 Edmund Callahan Catherine F. O'Brien
32
Ireland
First 66
John and Johanna Martin and Margaret
John F. Meherall at Wakefield
14 Maddie Doucette Fanny LeBlanc
38
Yarmouth, N. S. 66
Second First
Mande and Margaret Ramie and Gertrude
John F. Meheran at Wakefield
21
John F. Ayer Cora F. Barnes
71
Charlestown Hubbardston
Third First
Nathan'l Jr. and Emmeline Lorenzo L. and Oella J.
( arren S.Perkins at Wakefield
22 William F. Greany Ellen F. Honohan
28
28
Wakefield Lynn
E
Patrick and Margaret Robert and Hannah
Wm. T. O'Connor at Wakefield
1
282
34
28
66
53
[N J.
26
Nov. 23 |Anthony Bislicke Victoria Zaebska
25 | Wakefield 21 Lawrence
Russia Austria
First
|Anthony and Mary Stanislaus and Anisla
24
George E Kendall Mary I. Stone
30 25
Stoneham Wakefield
Somerville New York, N. Y.
Second First
James E. and Mary C. George and Josie
F. S. Hunnewell at Melrose H'I'ds.
24 William P. Sullivan Catherine T. Millerick
26
66
Wakefield
John and Mary James and Johanna
John F. Meheran at Wakefield
25
Charles F Young Mary E. Bullard
22
20
Bennington, Vt.
Woburn Lowell
Thomas F. and Mary A. Dennis and Julia A.
i' mn. T. O'Connor at Wakefield
Dec. 9
Camillo Di Donato Malalena Martino
24 19
Italy
Dominico and Rosa Pasquale and Maria
Francis Berti at Boston
11
Carl Mason Spencer Elizabeth Berthia Beau- [dry
28 24
Reading
Wallingford, Ct. Boston
John W. and Emma J. Charles B and Elizabeth
Rufus S. Chase at Wakefield
22
William A. Gardner Caroline G. Cogswell 32
37
Wakefield 66
Wakefield Elyria, Ohio
William K. and Viola S. George and Susan
Austin Rice at Wakefield
25 Edward G. Shanahan Eliz'b'th Deborah Bishop 17
19
Medford Wakefield
Malden Wakefield
66
Michael and Annie Mortimer J. and Grace M.
Wm. T. O'Connor at Wakefield
26 John E. Lilley Elizabeth F. Fleming
22 22
Stoneliam wakefield
Stoneham Gardner
66
Dennis and Margaret M. Stephen and Bessie
John F. Melieran at Wakefield
28
66
Fred'k W. and Laura C. Armand C. and Harriet A.
Geo. E. Lovejoy at Lawrence
27
Philip J. Kelly [van 26 Catherine Frances Dono- 28
283
F. Wojtanowski at Lawrence
DEATHS REGISTERED IN WAKEFIELD DURING THE YEAR 1909.
Date.
Name of Deceased.
Age. y. m. d.
Condition.
Birthplace.
Names of Parents.
Cause of Death.
Jan. 1 Catherine G. (Lavers) Crosby,
1 Mary A. (Joyce) Roach,
42 0 0 Married,
Newport, N. S., Ireland, Wakefield,
Harry A. & Addie M.,
4 Ida Frederick Staples,
2
8 5 Single,
4 John Cole Willey,
76
0 9 Widower,
Bristol, Me.,
Levi and Catherine L. Pneumonia.
9 James Waterson,
76 0 0 Widower,
Washington, Vt., Joseph and Elizabeth, Val. disease of heart. Manchester, Eng. William and Elizabeth Myacarditis.
10 Thomas Hewitt,
83
3 14 Widower,
39 6 0 Single,
Ireland,
Robert and Mary, Gabriel & Elizabeth S. Typhoid fever.
17 Byron A. Osgood,
73 0 0 Married,
General paralysis.
20 |George C. Willey, 1
General paralysis.
284
29 Janet Blanchard Clough,
1 4 9 Single, 68|10|12 |Widower,
Feb. 5 John William Lowerre, 5 Jessie 'T. Ross,
17 2 15 Single,
Roxbury,
6 Bartholomew O'Hea,
87 4 0 Widower,
Ireland,
Dennis and Johanna,
8 Charles Heath Wells,
0 0|15 Single,
Wakefield,
Elwin H. & Marion T., Meningitis.
9 Dorothy C. Douglas,
2 8 2 Single,
Wakefield,
Thomas and Margaret, Hydrocephalous.
10 Noah Martin Eaton, 10 Alonzo B. Glines,
65 0 11 |Married,
Dover, N. H., Wakefield
Noah and Hannah, Nathaniel and Mary, William H. & Mary E., William and Louisa, Alex'r O. & Hannah,
Apoplexy. Val. disease of heart.
15 Devine
0 0 4h Single,
Wakefield,
Cancer of liver. Nephritis.
23 Alexander Ryder Nelson,
59
8 12 Married,
Plymouth,
Five Islands, N.S. William and Mary,
Sclerosis. Tuberculosis of lungs.
36 0 0 Married,
Ireland,
James and Catherine,
24 Margaret (Lyons) Connors, 25 Robert F. Hurton,
13| 6 8 Single,
Wakefield,
Patrick and Mary,
Accident.
78 0| 0| Widow,
Ireland,
Patrick and Mary,
Mar. 7 Ann ( McGee) Murray 9 James Regan,
60' 0| 0| Widower,
Ireland,
Patrick and Bridget,
Nephritis.
13 Michael Hurton,
15 Felix Froton,
28 0 0 Single,
Nova Scotia,
Endocarditis.
38| 0 Married,
21 Mary (Gates) Glass,
77|10| 9 Married,
25 Charles Henry Learoyd,
74 7 18 Married,
Neland and Christine, Surry, Me., John C. & Rachel E., Nova Scotia, George and unknown, So. Boston, Danvers, Wakefield, John A. and Sarah S .. Leslie & Beatrice B., Long Island, N. Y. Robert S. and Mary A. Dilation of heart.
Val. disease of heart. Capillary bronchitis.
John A. and Annie J., Pulmon'y tuberculosis
Heart disease.
77 1 5| Married,
Wakefield,
66 0 5 Married,
21 Thomas Gould,
24 Adams George Mclellan,
71 5 16 Widower,
Acute bronchitis. La grippe,
43| 8 10 Married,
Charles and Catherine, Tuberculosis of lungs. John and Mary,
Bright's disease Scarlet fever.
11|Nellie Talbot, 12 William H. Lee, 12 Mary A. (King) Morrison, 14 George West Townsend, 20 Mary E. (Stratton) Smith, 21 Thomas Quinlan,
26 Jennie M. (Murdock) Anderson 29 Nancy A. (Stoddard) Green, 31 |William J. Newhall,
Apr 2 Still born. 2 Nora F. (Cotter) Brennan, 2 Sylvia M. Hubbard,
50 1
7 18 Married, 1| 0|Single,
Ireland, Wakefield,
Garrett and Nora, Enos P. and Philomene Pneumonia.
Pul. tuberculosis.
4 Maria T. Carey,
7.0 0 0 Single, 0|10| 1|Single,
Ireland, Wakefield, South Boston,
John and Teresa,
Jonathan M. & Fanny Gen. tuberculosis.
7 David Broda Smith,
11|Sarah E. ( Usher) Mckinnon,
12 George Gilman Floyd,
61|1|10 Married, 62 1 18 Married, 28|10|18 Single,
Wakefield, England, Wakefield
William F. & Agnes E. Consumption.
285
Val. disease of heart. Pneumonia. Embolism of leg Fibroid phthisis.
Apoplexy . Angina pectoris.
16 Gertrude L. (Holt) Heath,
19|Harriet S. (Knight) Gammons,
67 0
36 4 9 Married, 0 27 Married, 0| 7 |Single 39 8 23 Married,
Charles and Mary A., Boothbay, Me., Wakefield, Robert and Jennie, Yarmouth, N. S., Isaiah and Eliza,
Cerebral hemorrhage. Hem. from um. cord. Peritonitis.
24 Emma (Doucette ) White,
25 Antonio Nutile,
31 Walter Douglas Harding,
35 8 0 Single,
Boston,
David T. & Eliza E. Munroe and Mary J.,
Pul. tuberculosis. Tuberculosis of lungs.
June 1 Thomas Everett Farrar, 2 Jennie May Crosby,
20 2 0 Single,
12 |SusannaS. (Fletcher) Pendleton 64 5 29 Married,
Wakefield,
Edward J. & Elizabeth|Meningitis.
[trate.
0| 4| 4 Single,
4 8 Married, 6 26 Married, 9|13 Married,
84 0 Widower,
35 87
4 9 Married,
0 6 Widow,
77 0 1 Widower,
000ml
Wilmington, Del., Hugh and Ann, Bridgeport, Ct., Wakefield, Northfield, Ireland, Chelsea, Boston, Wakefield,
John and Margaret, Jacob and Nancy, Asa and Sophia,
Thomas and Ellen,
George A. & Catherine Pneumonia. Joseph and Ruth, William and Mary,
Old age. Angina pectoris.
Heart disease.
Fibroid tumor.
Stephen and Elizabeth Angina pectoris. David G. and Jane E.,
Tuberculosis of lungs.
12 Jennie Redfearn
16 James Augustus Jones,
21 Elroy Nahum Heath,
22 Still born.
24 William Chester Perkins,
28 Abby J. (Green) Baker,
28 Katie (Crowley) Fairbanks,
56 5 2 Married,
Cambridge,
68 2 7 Widow, Springfield, N.H., Daniel and Mary,
May 2 Eliza A. (Mears) Russell, 12 William Dinan,
60 0 0 Married, New Brunswick,
Gardner,
David and Bridget, Silas and Ellen.
23 Ruby Florence Godfrey,
0 3 0 Single,
Wakefield,
Antonia & Pasqualina, Pneumonia.
East Boston,
Providence, R. I., Benj. H. and BessieC. Gen. tuberculosis.
Stockton, Me.
William S. and Mary,
Pernicious anæmia.
23|0|27 Married,
57|11|21 Married,
Springfield, N. H. Leonard N. and Sally, Angina pectoris.
45 7 24 Married,
67 7 1 Widow,
Dennis, Wakefield,
William K. and Olive, Jeremiah & Sarah P., Daniel and unknown,
Ambrose and Mary,
Hypertrophy of pros- Apoplexy. Senile decay. Arthritic deformous. Pneumonia.
73| 51 81 67 3|10 Widow,
55 6 20 Single,
DEATHS REGISTERED IN WAKEFIELD DURING THE YEAR 1909-Continued.
Date.
Name of Deceased.
Age. y. m. d.
Condition.
Birthplace.
Names of Parents.
Cause of Death.
Jun. 15 Richard King Dutton,
21 Richard B. H. Henigar,
0 10 [lio, 79|10| 3 | Married,
Wakefield, Wakefield,
Jona. B. H. &Mary J., Post opr. shock.
21 Asa Francis Goldsmith,
0 0 Married, 76 8 3 Widower,
20 10 21 |Single,
Andover, Italy, Nova Scotia, Shediac, N. B. Wakefield,
Isaac and Martha, Joseph and Josephine, John and Abigail, James and Frances, Felix and Mary G.,
Pneumonia. Gastritis. Apoplexy. Pul. tuberculosis. Pertussis.
00
0 Single, Single, 0
Wakefield, Wakefield,
11 Still born.
38 5 26 Married,
Bremen, Me.,
27 6 14 Single,
Nova Scotia, Westminster, Wakefield,
Peter and Fannie, John P. and Sarah R., Thomas and Mary, Martin and Mary,
Immaturity Bright's disease.
24 Nellie Flannery,
50 0 0 Single,
Machias, Me.,
Lincolnshire, Eng John and Mary,
Hematemesis. Cancer. Insanity suicide.
Canada, Sheffield, Vt., Wakefield,
Unknown, Perley and Rozella,
Edward H. & Sarah S. Cerebral hemorrhage. Frank J. and Annie J. Tubercular meningitis
Wakefield,
Fred S. and Eunice, Bradford and Ann, Antonio and Marie,
Marasmus. General paralysis. Immaturity
Santos, 14 | Margarita Di Vito, 16 John White,
1
4 0 Single,
Wakefield,
Wakefield,
Exh'n melancholia.
Sept.5 Effie F. (Fitzgerald) Allard,
Union, Me.,
Dysentery.
5 Elsie Marion Gould,
6 | Mary P. Fagan,
57 0 3 Married, 0|2|7 |Single, 0 11 30 Single,
Wakefield, Wakefield,
Cholera infantum, Thomas J. and Nellie, Pertussis,
286
15 Sadie A. ( Wellman) Snow, 20 Jane Josephine Dulong, 23 Charles Dexter Drury,
56 5 4 Widower,
24| Rose Ella Curley,
0 0 2 Single,
87 0 0| Widow
24 Jane (Doe) Ayscough, 26 Isabella McDonald Murdough, 67 11 27 Married,
54 4 12 Married, 58 10 22 Married,
28 Rozella E. (Annis) Parsons, 30 Emma J. ( Walton ) Mansfield, Aug. 2 Gertrude Hersey, 5 Fred P. Weatherbee, 13 Frederick A. Blanchard, 13
1 8 0 Single, 5 11 Single, 6. 0 Widower, 0 0 1 Single,
0
75
Boston, Gardiner, Me., Wakefield,
Accidental burn.
55 0 0 Single,
Fortunato and Louisa, Unknown, Henry and Ann, Frank aud Georgietta,
Hydrocephalus.
0 0 2 Single, 6 Single,
Richard and Ethel F.,
23 |Mary A. (Bongioraro, Caravag- |45 23 Rufus Woods, July 8 Winnifred Farrell, 9 Mary Josephine McPartland, 10 Still born. 11 Still born.
0 1|27 Single,
James T. and Emily J. Tumor of brain. Phthisis. Cystitis.
9|John McKenna, 10 Eliza R. ( Walton) Eaton, 13 Catherine L. Holleran, 16 William Gray,
17 Henry Davis. 21 William A. Joyce,
0| 5 |Single, 72 3|29 Widow, 0| 1|0 Single, 83 5 10 Widower, 66 7 13 Married, 0 7 5 Single, 76 10 16 Widower, 0|1 3 Single, 1 2 0 Single,
Prince Edw. Isl. Wakefield, Wakefield, Cornwall, Eng., Worcester, Eng., Wakefield, Groton, Wakefield, Wakefield,
|John and Gertrude, Amos and Susan, George H. and RoseA. Lepto meningitis, John and Ann, William and Phebe, Martin and Mary E., Pelteah R. and Mary John and Annie, Lorenzo and Vicenza,
| Bronchitis. Val. disease of heart.
Senile debility. Pernicious anæmia. Cholera infantum. Apoplexy . Marasmus.
22 Alonzo Kendall Blood, 25 Mary C. McCartby, 27 John Pietzano, Oct. 4|Charles Mason Burbank, 4 Marjorie Louise Palady, 4 Maurice F. Walsh, Jr.,
77 0 16 Married,
0 5 13 Single,
Wakefield,
Wakefield,
Unknown,
.
Val. disease of heart. Cancer of liver.
8 Sarah J. (Nickerson) Boyle,
70 2 8 Married,
9|Vesti (Grant) Woodis,
85 6 18 Widow,
Wakefield,
Nunzitita and Louisa,
11 Pasquale Sandoro,
12 Lucy B. (Howard) Nickerson, 72
0 0 Widow,
Marion.
Francis A. and Eliza, Joseph and Carrassina Marasmus.
16 Frank Gorga, 22 Still born.
22 Still born. 27 William S. Farmer, 50 87| 9|12| Widow,
28|Eliza A. (Gardner) Barnard, 30 Bridget (McLaughlin) Muldow- |82
0 0| Widow,
Wakefield, Joshua and Sarah A., Intestinal obstruction.
Stephen and Mary,
Pneumonia. [& liver.
Unknown and Mary D. Carcinoma of intestine James E. and AunieM. Meningitis.
Ovarian tumor.
17 Jemima (Sparks) Burns, 19 Otis Delmont George,
0
0 2 Single,
38 9 3 | Married,
54 7 21 Married,
77 0 0 Widow,
27 6 19 Married.
Malden,
Moses and Sarah, Wm. A. and Tyra A .. Robert C. and Emily. Jonas G. and Mary, Peter and Bridget,
Hemorrhage of bowels Embolism of lung. Cerebral hemorrhage. Pneumonia.
Alfred G. and Lucy M. Acute rheumatism.
287
Broncho pneumonia. Old age. Myocarditis.
Nov. 5 Solon Green, 6 Joseph Hartwell Gibson,
[ney,
38 0 0 Single,
8 15 Widower,
8 8 Married,
10 Clara A. (Reed) Perry,
78 70 0
4 19 Single,
13 Van Ernest Pray,
57 4 2 Widow,
20 Sarah L. (Ransom) Phipps, 21 Orren Walter Brown, 29 Bridget (Connolly) Connolly, 29 Still born. Dec. 2 Vera M. (Hooper) Godfrey,
0 2 8 Single,
Wakefield,
3 3 Married,
Andover,
George and Imcy C., Benj. F. and Mary, John and Bridget,
Nantucket, Ireland,
Jesse and Rebecca,
George and Maria,
0 0 20 Single,
Connecticut, St. John, N. B., Newbury, Vt.,
Joseph A. and Lucy B |Marasmus. Maurice F.& Agnes T. Cerebral meningitis
1 4 18 Single,
6 Charles Spring,
70 0 0 Married,
Parsonfield, Me., Samuel and Sally,
Ileo Colitis. Val. disease of heart.
Apoplexy. Inanition. Cancer.
Lunenburg, Sandwich, Wakefield, Newfoundland, Wakefield, Chelsea, Melrose, Ireland,
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DEATHS REGISTERED IN WAKEFIELD DURING THE YEAR 1909-Continued.
.
Date.
Name of Deceased.
Age. y. m. d.
Condition.
Birtliplace.
Names of Parents.
Cause of Death.
Dec. 2 Sarah A. (Lane) Poole,
76
4 20
Widow,
Lanesville, Ireland,
Samuel & Sally W. Unknown,
Val. disease of heart. Val. disease of heart.
2 Mary (Hawkins) Doherty,
86
0 0 Widow,
5|Ellen M. (Higgins ) Bartlett,
78 2 16 Widow,
Andover,
Solomon & Phebe H., Apoplexy.
13 Arthur O'Leary,
40 0 0 Married,
Ireland,
Arthur and Julia,
Tuberculosis of brain.
18 Frank Edward Buzzell,
32
1 29 Single,
Somerville,
Ruel P. & Caroline V. Endocarditis.
19 Eudora (Winsor) Whitten,
77
6| 0|Widow,
Duxbury,
Benjamin and Hannah Nervous exhaustion.
26 Still born.
27 Bridget (Horty) Glynn,
57
0
0 Widow,
Ireland,
Thomas and Bridget, James and Ellen,
Chronic diarrhoea. Pul. tuberculosis.
27 Edward J. Talbot,
33
4| 0 | Married,
Ireland,
29 Dorothy E. ( Thomson) Turnbull 87
8|19 | Widow,
Selkirk, Scotland, Robert and Jane,
Nervous exhaustion.
31 Honora (Galvin) Evans, 64
0 0 Widow,
Ireland, [N. B. James and Julia,
Chronic bronchitis.
31 Edmund Butler Vint Whelpley 51 9 22 Married,
Cheney Set'ment, John and Mary,
Abscess of the lung.
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DOG LICENSES
Number of licenses issued
414
Males
.
358
Females .
55
Breeders .
1
414
Tax on 358 males at $2.00
$716 00
Tax on 55 females at $5.00
275 00
Tax on one breeder
25 00
$1,016 00
Deduct clerk's fees
82 80
$933 20
«Cash paid J. O. Hayden, County Treasurer
$933 20
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CHARLES F. HARTSHORNE,
Town Clerk.
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Report of Finance Committee
The Finance Committee herewith respectfully submits its rec- ommendations for the year ending December 31st, 1910.
, It is pleasing to note that in several of our Municipal Depart- ments, principally the Poor, Light and Water, the financial show- ing is very much improved, due largely to increased receipts which effects a direct saving in the amount required to be raised from taxation. The changes recently made at the Light Plant, which have had the Town's attention for some time, have effected economies and improved service, and the large increase in receipts of the past year, which we have been assured may be expected to further increase in the future, is a source of gratification and cause for drawing a deep breath of relief. It will also be noted that the Poor Department has made a very creditable showing during the past year, the receipts having increased nearly 100 per cent. It requires a certain amount of money to care for the less fortunate of our town's people and it must be apparent to all, upon consideration, that any permanent increase in receipts will result in a corresponding reduction in the amount required to be appropriated from taxation. The Water Department has also made a very favorable showing in that it has met all financial obligations from the receipts of water consumers and has a bal- ance on hand of $2,900.
To offset the reductions noted in this report, as compared with previous years, attention is called to the amounts required for Metropolitan Parks, approximately $4,500, and for Sewer, $21,250.
The maintenance of our School System, equivalent to about $7.00 of the Town's tax rate, should receive careful consideration
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as it represents the largest individual amount that the Town is called upon to provide from taxation, viz .. $61,127.80, and $2,000 from tuition receipts, which does not include the bond and interest payments or the money invested in school buildings. While this amount is large the Committee does not wish to convey the impression that our School Teachers, or other employes serving the town in any capacity, are overpaid, yet when the valuation of the Town is taken into consideration, also the rela- tively small amount received from personal taxes, the burden falls heavily upon many of our citizens.
In the judicious expenditure of money for our Highways, we have a perplexing problem to meet as, under present conditions, the wisdom of utilizing the Town's money for macadam construc- tion to any large extent is an open question. In communities where the lack of revenue is not so pressing as in Wakefield large expenditures for macadam work have been made, but to keep a- street in the condition in which it was originally placed is almost despaired of the world over. This phase of the question is receiving universal consideration, and until some method or prep- aration is evolved which will tend to bind and hold firmly the construction material so that it will withstand the wear and tear given the highways by motor vehicles especially, any extensive new work is not recommended. We would call, however, the attention of those having our streets in charge to the large amount. of tar that the Town manufactures in its Light Plant, in the hope that same may be utilized, possibly with the addition of a certain amount of pitch, in effecting an improvement in the lasting qualities of our streets. The Committee strongly urges the. expenditure of a larger proportion of the amount appropriated for highway work on sidewalks. Last year we recommended that. at least $1,000 be set aside for sidewalk repairs, and this year we have increased the amount to a sum of not less than $2,000 to be used for this purpose. We also recommend that $1,200 be set. aside for concrete sidewalks and edgestones. This is to continue the policy of placing in good repair all of our defective concrete. and gravel walks, thereby reducing the possibility of accidents. and consequent liability of the Town therefor.
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