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Voted-To so authorize the selectmen.
Committee appointed in accordance with above vote : John G. Freeland, Albert K. Fuller, James W. Moore, Edward K. Bodurtha, William H. Porter, William W. Day, Woodman Pillsbury.
ARTICLE 16. To see if the Town will vote a discount on taxes paid on or before the twentieth day of October.
Voted-To allow a discount of five per cent on all taxes paid on or before October 15, 1894.
ARTICLE 17. To see if the Town will accept the following jurors : Daniel Leonard, Frederick A. Johnson, Jr., Samuel L. Johnson, Byron C. Roberts, Aretas P. Loomis, Edward M. Pomroy, William H. Granger, Edward A. Kellogg, James J. Othick, Samuel L. Holt, Daniel B. Arnold, Timothy J. O'Brien, John B. Warren, Wilson J. Warriner, Arthur Roberts, Michael Connors, Patrick Murphy, Sam- uel McVeigh, John Oldroyd, Albert E. Worthington, George Crouss, Ambrose S. King, Fred A. Bodurtha, George Ahl, Rollin C. Pome- roy, Seth N. Bennett, Alson W. Allen.
Voted-To accept the list as printed with substitution of John G. Freeland in place of Aretas P. Loomis, and Michael L. Ahl in place of George Ahl.
ARTICLE 18. To transact any other business that may legally come before said meeting.
Voted-That the selectmen require all rag gatherers to procure licenses and to wear badges showing their number, and to cause the arrest of persons gathering without.
After the declaration of the result of the vote for town officers the Town Clerk-elect was sworn to a faithful discharge of his duties by the Moderator.
Voted-To adjourn.
JUDSON W. HASTINGS,
TOWN CLERK.
SPECIAL MEETING.
Held at the Town Hall, Feeding Hills, May 17, 1894.
ARTICLE I. To choose a Moderator to preside in said meeting. Thomas M. Roberts chosen.
ARTICLE 2. To see if the Town will vote to accept Chapter 232 of the Acts of the year 1894, said Chapter authorizing the town to refund a portion of its indebtedness.
Voted-That the Town accept the provisions of Chapter 232 of the Acts of 1894 and the Treasurer be and is hereby authorized to issue bonds or notes of the Town to the amount of twenty-five thousand dollars ($25,000) payable twenty years from date of issue in accordance with provisions of said act, the proceeds of the sale of said bonds or notes to be applied as therein required. Said bonds or notes shall bear the signatures of the Treasurer and of a majority of the Selectmen. Two-thirds present voting in the affirmative.
Voted-To establish such a sinking fund as will amount to twenty-five thousand dollars ($25,000) at the end of twenty years, and to proceed to elect a board of Sinking Fund Commissioners -one for one year, one for two years, and one for three years.
Voted-To appoint a committee to nominate three persons for Sinking Fund Commissioners.
The Moderator appointed as the nominating committee Albert K. Fuller, John G. Freeland, E. L. Thompson. They reported the following nominations : Seth N. Bennett, for three years ; William H. Granger for two years ; Henry E. Bodurtha for one year.
Result of Ballot : Seth N. Bennett, for three years, had 27 ; Will- iam H. Granger, for two years, had 24; H. E. Bodurtha, for two years, had 24; Scattering, 9.
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Voted-That hereafter the Town elect by ballot at its annual town meeting, one Sinking Fund Commissioner to serve three years, in the same manner as the other town officers are chosen.
ARTICLE 3. To see if the Town will accept one of the two pre- cinct lines as laid out by the Selectmen.
Voted-To accept the following precinct boundaries :
Precinct A-To be that part of the town east, north and west of the following boundaries and monuments, viz : Starting from a stone monument on the Agawam river and running southerly to a stone monument on the Deep Gutter road, thence southeasterly to a stone monument on the southeast side of the road near the house of Frank Hrubi (formerly Gamaliel Woodworth place) on Spring- field street, thence northeasterly along said Springfield street to a stone monument near the Agawam bridge. Said precinct to include all houses on both sides of Springfield street described as the above boundary. Said precinct contained, April 2, 1894, one hun- dred and four legal voters.
Precinct B-To be the remaining portion of the town and situ- ated west, south and east of the above described boundaries and containing, on April 2, 1894, three hundred and forty-one legal voters.
ARTICLE 4. To see if the Town will accept the code of By- Laws as drafted by the committee appointed by the Selectmen.
On the motion of E. R. Hanks to adjourn the consideration of this article to the next annual town meeting, it was voted in the affirmative sixteen (16), negative twenty-six (26).
The reading of the By-Laws having been called for, they were read by James W. Moore, the secretary of the committee.
Voted-On motion of William I. Meacham, to accept the report of the committee.
Voted-On motion of O. A. Parks, to refer the consideration of the matter to the next annual town meeting.
Voted-To adjourn.
JUDSON W. HASTINGS,
TOWN CLERK.
SPECIAL MEETING.
Held in the Town Hall in Agawam, August 28, 1894.
ARTICLE I. To choose a Moderator to preside at said meeting. Albert H. Brown was chosen.
ARTICLE 2. To see if the town will vote to accept the parcel of land as laid out by the Selectmen pursuant to Chapter 49 of the Public Statutes, Section 99, for a gravel pit for the use of the town, for the construction, repair and improvement of its streets and ways, together with a way necessary for convenient access thereto.
Voted-On motion of James H. Clark, to instruct the Selectmen to take the Lester gravel pit as laid out and described by them in accordance with provisions of Chapter 49, Section 99, of the Public Statutes and to pay one hundred and fifty dollars for it.
Voted-To adjourn.
JUDSON W. HASTINGS, TOWN CLERK.
WARRANT FOR STATE ELECTION.
November 6, 1894.
HAMPDEN, SS.
To Either of the Constables of the Town of Agawam in Said County.
GREETING : In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachu- setts you are required to notify and warn the inhabitants of the Town of Agawam, qualified to vote in elections, to meet at the following described places : Those living in Precinct A, in the basement of the French Catholic church; those living in Precinct B, in the Town Hall in Feeding Hills, in said Town, on the sixth day of November next, it being the Tuesday next after the first Monday in said month, at 9.30 o'clock in the forenoon, then and there to bring in their votes for Governor and Lieutenant-Gov- ernor, Secretary of State, Treasurer and Receiver General, Auditor, Attorney General, Councillor for District Number Eight, Senator for the Second Hampden District, one Representative to the Gen- eral Court from Hampden District Number One, a County Treas- urer, one County Commissioner for three years and one for one year to fill a vacancy, a Registrar of Deeds, a Representative in Congress for the First Congressional District.
Also to vote yes, or no, on the question : "Shall the proposed amendment to the Constitution relative to Commissioners of Insol- vency be approved and ratified ? "
The polls will be opened at 9.30 A. M. and may be closed in four hours and must be closed before sunset. And you are directed to serve this warrant by posting attested copies in the store of Her- menegilde Lettelier and some other public place in Precinct A ; one in the Postoffice in Agawam Center and one in the Post- office in Feeding Hills.
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Hereof fail not and make due return of this warrant with your doings thereon to the Town Clerk on or before the time for hold- ing said meetings.
Given under our hands this twenty-second day of October, eight- een hundred and ninety-four.
JAMES F. BARRY, ALBERT H. BROWN, WILLIS C. CAMPBELL, SELECTMEN OF AGAWAM.
October 22, 1894. I have posted four copies of the within war- rant-one in each of the Postoffices, one in the store of H. Letel- lier, and one in the barber's shop in Dubour's block-and return it with my doings thereon.
JAMES M. BEAN, CONSTABLE.
The undersigned, Selectmen of Agawam, have this day appointed the following election officers for November 6, 1894.
Precinct A-Warden, Timothy J. O'Brien Deputy Warden, Edwin Leonard, 2d Clerk, George D. Cooley Deputy Clerk, H. L. Tower Inspectors, John O'Connell, John B. Warren
Deputy Inspectors, Peter Bassett, Amos Gosselin Precinct B-Warden,
John G. Freeland William H. Porter
Deputy Warden,
Clerk, Lewis A. Barden
Deputy Clerk, James J. Carroll
Inspectors, Elmer E. McIntire, John R. Bodurtha
Henry E. Bodurtha
Deputy Inspectors, Elbert L. Campbell JAMES F. BARRY, ALBERT H. BROWN, SELECTMEN OF AGAWAM.
DIGEST OF THE REPORTS OF THE PRECINCT CLERKS
Agawam, November 6, 1894.
Voters assembled at the polling places designated in the warrant. Sealed packages of ballots received from the Secretary of State were delivered to the warden who gave receipts for the same.
The ballot boxes were inspected, locked, and keys given to the constables.
In Precinct A it was voted to close the polls at 3 P. M.
In Precinct B it was voted to close the polls at 4 P. M. At close of polls dial registered in Precinct A,
224
66 66 66
66 B, 244
Names checked in Precinct A,
87
66 66 B,
244
Number of ballots found in box in Precinct A,
87
66
66 66 B,
244
RESULT OF COUNT.
FOR GOVERNOR.
PRECINCT A. PRECINCT B. TOTAL
George H. Cary of Lynn,
3
2
5
Frederick T. Greenhalge of Lowell,
25
I42
167
Alfred W. Richardson of Springfield,
I
3
4
John E. Russell of Leicester, Blanks,
56
93
I49
2
4
6
FOR LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR.
PRECINCT A. PRECINCT B. TOTAL
Wilbert O. Dwinell of Danvers,
3
3
6
Samuel B. Shapleigh of Boston,
I
4
5
Chalres E. Stratton of Boston,
52
94
146
Roger Wolcott of Boston, Blanks,
27
142
169
4
I
5
I9
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE. PRECINCT A. PRECINCT B. TOTAL
Charles A. DeCourcey of Lawrence,
5I
88
I39
Wilbert D. Farnham, Jr., of Somerville,
5
5
William M. Olin of Boston,
30
[43
173
Isaac W. Skinner of Brockton, Blanks,
3
2
5
3
6
9
FOR TREASURER.
PRECINCT A. PRECINCT B. TOTAL
Emil Auerbach of Adams, John M. Fisher of Attleborough,
I
4
5
James S. Grinnell of Greenfield,
50
90
I40
Martin W. Moran of Boston,
3
I
4
Henry M. Phillips of Springfield, Blanks,
30
I7I
3
7
IO
FOR AUDITOR.
PRECINCT A. PRECINCT B. TOTAL
John W. Kimball of Fitchburg,
28
I39
167
Maurice W. Landers of Pittsfield,
4
I
5
Wilbur M. Purrington of Williamsburg,
3
3
Alfred C. Whitney of Boston, Blanks,
5I
9I
I42
4 .
10
I4
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
PRECINCT A. PRECINCT B. TOTAL
6
6
Henry F. Hurlburt of Lynn,
5I
9I
142
Hosea M. Knowlton of New Bedford,
29
138
167
Fred August Nagler of W. Springfield,
I
I
2
3
I
4
James Sumner of Milton, Blanks,
3
7
IO
FOR COUNCILLOR, 8th DISTRICT.
PRECINCT A. PRECINCT B. TOTAL
28
I37
165
Charles R. Haradon of Springfield,
4
2
6
Willis S. Kellogg of Westfield,
52
92
I44
William W. Nash of Williamsburg, Blanks,
7
7
3
6
9
I
I
Frank M. Forbush of Natick,
Alvan Barrus of Goshen,
20
FOR SENATOR, 2d HAMPDEN DISTRICT. Charles G. Hart of Springfield,
Marciene H. Whitcomb of Holyoke, Blanks,
PRECINCT A. PRECINCT B. TOTAL
4
2
6
52
90
142
28
I41
169
3
II
I4
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL
COURT, Ist HAMPDEN DISTRICT.
PRECINCT A. PRECINCT B. TOTAL
Silas B. Root of Granville,
29
139
I68
Elmer E. Smith of Granville, Blanks,
52
93
I45
6
I 2
18
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, HAMPDEN.
PRECINCT A. PRECINCT B. TOTAL
26
I38
164
John S. Hart of Springfield,
9
4
13
Ethan C. Robinson of Springfield,
54
75
I 29
James M. Sickman of Holyoke,
23
I30
153
I2
IO
22
50
I3I
18I
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
PRECINCT A. PRECINCT B. TOTAL
M. Wells Bridge of Springfield,
24
I34
158
William C. Marsh of Springfield,
59
IOI
160
Edward C. Stebbins of Springfield, Blanks,
3
3
I
9
IO
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS.
PRECINCT A. PRECINCT B. TOTAL
Theron M. Holcomb of Springfield,
4
3
7
Michael J. O'Connor of Holyoke,
53
72
I25
James R. Wells of Springfield, Blanks,
28
I59
I87
2
IO
I2
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS, Ist DISTRICT.
PRECINCT A. PRECINCT B. TOTAL
Addison L. Green of Holyoke,
5 I
92
I43
Jonathan Johnson of Greenfield,
4
I
5
Augustus R. Smith of Lee,
6
6
Ashley B. Wright of North Adams, Blanks,
29
140
169
3
5
8
Timothy M. Brown of Springfield,
Lewis E. Young of W. Springfield, Blanks,
Wilbur F. Smith of Chicopee,
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AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION. PRECINCT A. PRECINCT B. TOTAL
Yes, No,
. 33
90
123
8
I6
24
Blanks,
46
I38
184
At a meeting of the Town Clerks of the several towns comprising the First Hampden Representative District holden at the Clerk's office in Westfield at 12 o'clock (noon) on Friday, the sixteenth day of November, 1894, the transcripts were examined and com- pared, and the whole number of ballots found to be cast for Rep- resentative in said Representative District were found to be nine hundred and fifteen (915), of which Silas B. Root of Granville received five hundred and forty-six (546) ; Elmer E. Smith of Granville received three hundred and sixty-nine (369) ; as follows by towns :
ROOT.
SMITH.
Agawam,
I68
145
Blandford,
60
32
Chester,
I20
64
Granville,
77
52
Southwick,
103
62
Tolland,
I8
I4
Total, .
546
369
JUDSON W. HASTINGS,
Town Clerk of Agawam.
ENOS W. BOISE, Town Clerk of Blandford.
GEORGE N. CONE,
Town Clerk of Chester.
ELMER E. SMITH, Town Clerk of Granville.
GEORGE W. BRACE, Town Clerk of Southwick.
WILBERT MUNN, Town Clerk of Tolland.
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING.
Held at the Agawam Town Hall, February 14, 1895,
at 2 P. M.
ARTICLE I. To choose a Moderator to preside at said meeting.
VOTE FOR MODERATOR.
Henry E. Bodurtha (elected), 23
James F. Barry,
5
William L. Meacham,
James W. Moore,
. 4
R. De Witt,
I
A. H. Brown,
I
E. K. Bodurtha,
I
.
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ARTICLE 2. To see if the Town vote to make any changes in Town officers to be chosen at the next annual Town Meeting.
Voted-On motion of William L. Meacham, that we make a change in the Town officers to be chosen at the next annual Town Meeting.
James W. Moore moved that the Town of Agawam shall choose from the inhabitants thereof, by ballot, at its annual meeting in every year, the following named Town officers, who shall, unless otherwise provided, serve during the year : A Town Clerk; three Selectmen ; three Assessors ; three Overseers of the Poor ; a Board of Health of three members ; a Town Treasurer ; three Collectors of Taxes ; two Auditors ; two Foresters ; three Surveyors of High- ways ; ten Constables ; one member of the School Committee for three years ; one Library Trustee for three years ; one Sinking Fund Commissioner for three years ; one Trustee of Whiting Street Fund for two years ; and all other Town officers, required by law, shall be chosen, without ballot, in open Town Meeting. All former votes of the Town inconsistent herewith are hereby revoked.
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E. K. Bodurtha moved to amend by striking out the words " two Foresters." It was voted in the affirmative. O. A. Parks moved to amend by striking out the words " three Surveyors of High- ways," and it was voted in the negative. On the motion as amended it was voted in the affirmative.
ARTICLE 3. To see if the Town will vote to elect a Forester.
On motion of E. K. Bodurtha, it was voted to indefinitely post- pone.
ARTICLE 4. On motion of J. W. Moore, it was voted that the Selectmen be authorized and instructed to appoint a committee of three to investigate the needs and requirements of the Town, in all matters relating to schools and education therein, with power to call for persons and papers in evidence and report thereon at the next annual Town Meeting.
Committee appointed in accordance with above vote : Charles W. Hastings, Frank L. Johnson, Timothy J. O'Brien.
ARTICLE 5. To see what action the Town will take in regard to payment of tuition of High School scholars now attending West Springfield High School, or whether the Town will take any action in maintaining a High School.
Voted-To refer the matter of payment of tuition to the Select- men.
Voted-To adjourn.
JUDSON W. HASTINGS, Town Clerk.
SPECIAL MEETING.
Held at Town Hall in Feeding Hills, March 1. 1895.
ARTICLE I. To choose a Moderator to preside in said meeting. RESULT OF VOTE FOR MODERATOR.
Henry E. Bodurtha, 26
William H. Porter,
25
O. A. Parks,
9
J. W. Moore,
6
Scattering,
4
ARTICLE 2. To see if the Town will vote not to elect " three Highway Surveyors " for the ensuing year.
Voted-On motion of Thomas M. Roberts, that we proceed to take some action under Article 2 of the warrant.
Voted-On motion of T. M. Roberts, that we proced to vote by ballot not to elect Highway Surveyors at the next annual Town Meeting.
Result of ballot : Yes, 71; No, 54 ; Blanks, I.
ARTICLE 3. To see if the Town will vote to furnish smooth wire to all persons who will erect and maintain wire fences on the north and west sides of the highways in said town, so that snow will not drift on the highways.
O. A. Parks moved that the Town vote not to furnish smooth wire to all persons who will erect and maintain wire fences on the north and west sides of the highways.
Voted-On motion of Judson W. Hastings, to amend by striking out the word " not " before " to furnish," and inserting-after the words " to furnish "-" at the discretion of the Selectmen."
On the motion as amended it was voted in the affirmative.
Voted-To adjourn.
JUDSON W. HASTINGS,
City Clerk.
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MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN AGAWAM FOR THE YEAR 1894.
Date and Place of Marriage.
Names and Surnames of Groom and Bride.
Residence of Each at time of Marriage.
Age of
Each.
Occupation of Each.
Place of Birth of Each.
Names of Parents. ( Maiden Name of Mother.)
No. of Mar'ge
By Whom Married.
January 10,
Michael Louis Ahl
27
Farmer
E. Hartford, Ct.
Agawam
Frieda Amelia Schultz
April +,
George Nicholas All
Agawam
Ophelia Louise Crouss
Agawam Agawam
58
Farmer
Hawley
Agawam
April 13,
Joseph F. Callanan Margaret E. Shea
Agawam
26 Farmer
Pittsfield
1st
Agawam
Fanny A. Kathan
Agawam
21 Teacher
Brattleboro, Vt.
Dorr W. and Elizabeth Briggs Frank E. and Jennie
Ist 1st
Agawam, Pastor Baptist Church Samuel A. Read,
May 1,
Leon F. Winter
Springfield
21
Clerk
Springfield
Agawam
Lena D. Rice
Agawam
17 41
Farmer
Hinsdale
1st
May 2,
Monroe Ilay ward Caroline S. Leonard
Agawam
51
Agawam
Charles and Cemantha Norton Peter add Rosa Desotelle
Ist
W.Springfield
Lena Flynn
Agawam
32
Papermaker
Ireland
Timothy and Ellen Crowley
1st
May 24
Clarence II. Granger
Agawam
Farmer
Agawam Lowell
Wm. Horace and Sarah E. Moore Daniel W. and Sarah E. Ellis Henry and Mary J. Lareau
1st 1st Ist 2d
Agawam, Clergymall Frank L Garfield,
June 5,
Joseph Vodren Celia Vallegat Beaufort
Agawam Springfield
Domestic
Montreal, Can.
Francis and Zoa Bonnell Beaufort
July 1,
Dosithe D. P. Leblanc Euphemie Gaudet
Agawam Boston
33
Grocer's Clerk
New Brunswick
Dominic and Margaret Beliveau Maximain and Angelique Leblane Eli and Marie Gervais
August 28,
W.Springfield
57
Farmer
Blandford
Jarvis and Josephine Smith Augustus and Hattie Lariviere
October 10,
W.Springfield
October 10,
Agawam
Agawam
28 32 *22
Laborer Mill Operative Farmer
Canada
Suffield, Ct.
Ist
Agawam
Agawam
70 Manufacturer
Exeter, England
Boston
December 25,
Lee Grand Jenks
Agawam
46 23
Musie Teacher Farmer
Rupert, Vt.
Agawam
February 15, Madison, Ct.
Delma Elizabeth Frost Elbert L. Campbell Laura Agnes Burr
Agawam Agawam Chester, Ct. 24 18
25
Farmer
Agawam Chester, Ct.
Henry S. S. and Augusta W. Brooks Allison F. and Margaret Tobin William and Prudence Purchase James II. and Mary Chaplin Burtley C. and Annette Harrington Charles A. and Theodocia Frost Charles L. and Eliza Kelsey Davis and Lueinde Lynde
Ist Ist
Seymour, Ct., Pastor Cong. Ch.
April 11,
Roswell Sears
Maria M. Chaffee
Belchertown
Springfield
52 50 22
Merchant
Ireland
Blaney B. and Bridget Carey Daniel and Hannah Sullivan George and Augusta Vogel
1st
Springfield, Clergyman Samuel A. Read,
April 25,
Charles T. Crouss
Agawam
18 31 24
Farmer
Gera, Germany Greenfield
Michael and Margaret Stuckert Hermann and Amelia Luihammer Michael and Margaret Stuckert George and Augusta Vogel Seth and Anna Stockwell
Ist 1st 2d Ist 2dl
Agawam, Pastor Cong. Church 'Thomas Smyth,
Springfield
Agawam
May 24,
Oliver Parant
Agawam
39
Papermaker
Canada
Agawam
Alice Brown
Agawam
20 30 21
Farmer
Malone, N. Y.
New Brunswick
July 23,
Agawam
Joseph Bergeron Matilda Gervais James Francis Barry Margaret Ellen Carroll
Agawam
22 22
Papermaker
Canada
Farmer
Agawam
Harry and Elizabeth Hottin David and Catharine Malone Michael and Margaret Ryan
1st 1st Ist
September 14, Chicopee
Charles b. Huntley Kath. M. Steele Osborn Joseph Paro Nellie E. Crowley James Hannon Ellen T. Sullivan
Agawam
R. R Brakeman
Canada
Woodstock, N. B. Patrick and Margaret Barry
Agawam
Coachman
Kensington, Ct. Agawam Bozrah, Ct.
Agawam Canada
Henry and Martha Wise George D. and Alice D. Daggett Calixte and Matilda LaCombe Moise and Eliza Bourrè
October 16,
Agawam
Chicopee
Suffield, Ct.
28 24
Agawam
1st Feeding Hills. M. E. Clergyman E. MirI,
October 25.
Hartford, Ct.
Albert Henry Bogue Sarah Luella Cooley Concord Menard Louise Guilbault John Wilbur Noble Minnie Ann Halladay Samuel Pyne Sarah D Packard
New Britain, Ct. Agawam Palmer
Dressmaker
Switchman
Agawam
Canandaigua, N. Y Charles and Sophia Phillips
September 25, W.Springfield
Agawam
Agawam
35
Agawam
Agawam
W. Springfield 47
28
Dressmaker
Laborer
Canada
1st
Ist Ist A Hamet, Boston, Ass't Pastor Church Notre Dame Joseph M A. Genest,
Agawam, Clergyman Thomas O'Keefe, W. Springf'Id, Pastor St. Thomas' Church Nathaniel B. Fisk, Chicopee Falls, Clergyman Thomas ()'Keefe, West Springfield, Clergyman J. J. O'Keefe, West Springfield, Clergyman A. M. Spangler, West Springfield, Clergy man Frederick Bonneville,
Chicopee October 17,
2d 1st 1st Ist 1st Ist 1st Ist 1st Chicopee, Clergyman Charles Nicklin,
3d Ist |Hartford, Conn. 1st Frank L Garfiekl, Ist |Feeding Hills, Clergyman Hollis A. Campbell,
Granby
Ist
Samnel A Read,
Ist |Agawam, Pastor Baptist Church Samuel A. Read, Agawam, Pastor Baptist Church Walter Rice,
Belchertown
Irilius and Polly Ellis
Agawam
Nuffield, Ct.
William B. and M. Kmma Pyne Abner and Elizabeth Warner
1st
Agawam, Minister of the Gospel Walter Rice,
Agawam
1st
Agawam, Pastor Cong. Church Thomas O'Keefe,
West Springfield, Clergyman Charles S Sylvester,
Feeding Hills, Pastor Cong. Ch.
Agawam
Boston
38 33 35 33 34
Michael and Honora Leo John and Mary Cleary
Agawam llartford, Ct.
Pittsfield
Agawam Agawam Agawam
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BIRTHS REGISTERED IN AGAWAM IN 1894.
Date of Birth.
Name of Child.
Ser
Place of Birth.
Names of Parents. (Maiden Name of Mother.)
Residence o.f Parents.
Occupation 0.f Father.
Birthplace of Father.
Birthplace of Mother.
Jan 9 Fay Albert Noble ..
m m
Suffield, Ct. Agawam Feeding Hills Daniel and Kate O'Brien
Agawam
Farmer Honsepainter Farmer
Agawam
Ireland United States
Jan 11 Mary Elizabeth Petithory.
f
Mittineague
Louis and Virginia Menard Edward and Virginia P. Davignon James and Delia Menard
Brakeman
Brakeman
Farmer
E. Highgate, Vt. Canada Ireland Bombay, N. Y. Canada
Ireland
Jan Jan
28 Lottie Edith Boileau.
f
David and Malena Sears Abraham and Emma Menard
Switchman
Farm Lab'rer Stafford, Ct.
Burlington, Vt.
Jan
9|Joseph Ovila Theberge ..
Mittineagne Feeding Hills
Charles A and Eva E. Barrus Alexander and Josephine Binet
Laborer
Canada
Canada
Feb
26 William Henry Duval ( Twins . 26 Viola Maria Duval
m m m f m
Mittineagne
Julien and Sophranie Leblanc
Painter
Canada
Canada
Feb Mch Meh 8 Hlascall Fred Jackson ..
Feeding Hills |Frederick F. and Mary E. Towne
=
Butcher
Agawam Suffield, Ct.
Suffield, Ct.
Mch
9|Edward ('Brien
m
Mittineagne
Jerry and Catherine Murphy James A. and Ehnira Dubour
Steamfitter
Agawam
Agawam
Mel
10 Anna Collins.
f
Albert and Rosalie Parent
Carpenter
Canada
Canada
Mch 14 Dora Arina Provost
f
Andrew J. and Mary L. Cooper
Farmer
Agawam
Agawam
f Mch 15 Gladys Cooper Todd. . Mch 19 Jol Mieratko. . m
Agawam Snflield, Ct. Mittineague Feeding Hills
John and Keidy Ostalecka John and Mary Riley
Laborer
Russia
Austria
Mch 30 John Grady. .
Belmont, N.Y.
Mch 31 George Robinson ..
m f m
Mittineague 66
Lewis B. and Addie Miner Ernest B. and Fannie J. Halladay Joseph D and Marie Lareau Joseph M. and Kate Devine
Boston Agawam
Harnessm'kr Farmer
Canada
Canada
Agawam
May 6 Lea Bassett ... .
May 6 Melvin Edward Gayotte ..
May 9 Flavian Theodore Menard. .. May 18 Joseph Edward Arthur Dagneau m
m
Feeding Hills
John J. and Nora Shea Frederick and Lizzie Langford Evariste and Delia Labonte Peter and Rosalie Jasmin George and Celina Parant Flavian and Emma Morin Edward and Priscilla Chasette Amos I'. and Nellie I. Montague
66
Canada Canada
Canada
Carpenter
Canada
Canada
Canada
Canada
Laborer Farmer
Berlin, Ct.
North Adams
May 28 Percy Montague Elton. .. m
f
Mittineague Feeding Hills Frank M. and Laura A. Bert
Xavier and Demerise Beaudoin
Laborer
Canada
Canada
Farmer
Springfield
Goshen
Feb
16 William Ahern.
Feeding Hills
John and Bridget Moylan
Farmer
Suffield, Ct.
Sweden
Jan 9 Lewis Alfred Earle ..
Jan 9 Mary Theresa Sullivan.
f
Jan 14 Rosalie Virginia Dion ... ·
f
Southampton West Springfield
Jan 16 Eva Leblanc .
f
Jan 28 Sophranie Viola Jerome .
30 llarvey Wilbur Farnsworth. . in
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