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Voted, that the report be accepted as a report of progress ; that the Committee be continued in aid of the Board of Water
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Commissioners to procure a water supply for the Town and that the sum of two hundred dollars (200.00) be appropriated for their use as required.
ARTICLE 14 .- To see if the Town will authorize the Select- men to have electric lights installed on River Road and other streets in the Town and appropriate money for their mainte- nance.
Voted, that the whole matter be left with the Selectmen with power to act.
ARTICLE 15 .- To see if the Town will take any action regarding the establishment of a High School in this Town.
ARTICLE 16 .- To see if the Town will take any action rela- tive to providing more schoolroom in any part of the Town.
Voted, to consider Articles 15 and 16 together.
Voted, that a Committee, consisting of the Board of School Committee, James F. Barry, Frank W. Hartford, Charles P. Davis, and Samuel S. Bodurtha, be authorized and instructed to investigate the whole question of providing school accommodations for the Town as well as the establishment of a High School in the Town, and report at the next Annual Meeting or an earlier Special Meeting if, in their judgment, the needs so require.
ARTICLE 17 .- To see if the Town will take any action regard- ing repairs to the heating and ventilating system in the brick building at Feeding Hills and appropriate money therefor.
Voted, that two hundred dollars (200.00) be appropriated for overhauling and repairing the heating and ventilating system in the brick building at Feeding Hills.
ARTICLE 18 .- To see if the Town will appropriate a sum of money for the construction of a building for the use of the Fire Department.
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Voted, that the subject matter of this article be referred to the Selectmen and that they report at some subsequent meeting.
ARTICLE 19 .- To see if the Town will take any action in regard to construction of sewers and provide for the payment of the same.
Voted, that the matter of construction of sewers be left with the Selectmen and that one thousand dollars be appropriated for their use.
ARTICLE 20 .- To see if the Town will take any action rela- tive to the purchase of a steam roller and provide for its pay- ment.
Voted, on motion of E. A. Kellogg, that the Selectmen be authorized to hire a steam roller for a year at five hundred dol- lars (500.00) with the option of buying; the $500.00 to be considered as part payment if the Town decides to purchase.
ARTICLE 21 .- To see if the Town will authorize the Select- men to rebuild the Whitman Bridge in such manner as the State Highway Commission may direct and provide for its payment.
Voted, that the Town authorize the Selectmen to rebuild the Whitman Bridge in such manner as the State Highway Commis- sion may direct and that the expense be met by money received for excise tax.
ARTICLE 22 .- To see if the Town will appropriate the sum of twelve hundred dollars for Meadow Street.
Voted, that twelve hundred dollars be appropriated.
ARTICLE 23 .- To see if the Town will make any appropri- ation for certain streets in the Town or for the general repairs of the highways.
Voted, that eight hundred dollars be expended at the discre- tion of the Selectmen on South Street and Shoemaker Lane.
Voted, that six hundred dollars be appropriated for Suffield
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Street between Agawam Bridge and Bailey Hill to be expended at the discretion of the Selectmen.
Voted, that further repairs be left with the Selectmen.
ARTICLE 24 .- To make the necessary appropriations for the ensuing year and vote to raise by tax such sums of money as may be necessary for the same.
Voted, to appropriate for :-
Schools
$12,000.00
Care of poor
2,000.00
Town Office. 1,100.00
Town Clerk, Treasurer, and Tax Collector.
600.00
Police.
1,000.00
State and military aid
200.00
Memorial Day.
100.00
Board of Health.
100.00
Assessors' department.
400.00
Forestry department
1,500.00
Fire protection.
200.00
Highways and bridges, Meadow Street
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Shoemaker Lane
800.00
66 66
Suffield Street
600.00
General repairs
1,000.00
Sinking fund
400.00
Library
200.00
Street lights.
3,200.00
Care and repair of Town buildings
300.00
Interest .
1,000.00
Surety bond.
100.00
Repair ventilating system, Feeding Hills.
200.00
Sewers. .
1,000.00
Contingencies 600.00
$29,800.00
1,200.00
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Voted, that the sum of twenty-nine thousand eight hundred dollars in addition to the State, County, and State Highway taxes be assessed upon the polls of the inhabitants and the estates of the residents and non-residents of Agawam and be commit- ted to the Collector of Taxes on or before September 1, 1911.
ARTICLE 25 .- To transact any other business that may legally come before said meeting.
Voted to adjourn.
JUDSON W. HASTINGS,
Town Clerk.
:
Special Town Meeting
FEEDING HILLS HALL.
OCTOBER 27, 1911.
ARTICLE 1 .- To choose a Moderator to preside in said meet- ing.
Result of ballot for Moderator :-
James H. Clark received. 17
H. E. Bodurtha received. 10
ARTICLE 2 .- To see what action the Town will take on account of children of legal school age having been sent home and excluded from the Primary school at Feeding Hills Center by the School Committee.
No action taken.
ARTICLE 3 .- To see if the Town will vote to provide more schoolroom at Feeding Hills.
No action taken.
ARTICLE 4 .- To transact any other business that may legally come before said meeting.
Voted to adjourn.
JUDSON W. HASTINGS,
Town Clerk.
State Election
NOVEMBER 7, 1911.
DIGEST OF THE REPORTS OF THE PRECINCT CLERKS.
Polls opened at 6 A. M. at places designated in the warrant. Sealed packages containing official ballots, cards of instruction, and specimen ballots were delivered to the Wardens, who gave receipts for the same.
The Precinct Officers were :-
Precinct A. Precinct B.
Warden
John A.Donovan R. M. Taylor
Precinct C. Ralph Perry
Deputy Warden. Daniel J. Sullivan C. H. Granger
Alson W. Allen
Clerk .
E. W. Pillsbury P. W. Hastings L. A. Barden
Deputy Clerk. .. J. Leo Roy
J. W. Hastings
P. V. Hastings Geo. H. Reed
Inspectors
E. A. Trevallion
A. R. Kellogg
N. E. Bosworth
E. A. Gosselin H. W. Halladay G. W. Porter
Dep. Inspectors
Arthur Goulet
C. H. Wyman
W. H. Lester
Prec. A
Prec. B
Prec. C.
Dial registered at opening of polls ..
.. 0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
Dial registered at close of polls.
. 0-0-0
150
170
Number of names checked.
150
147
170
Number of ballots found in box.
150
147
170
Voted to close polls at.
4 P.M. 4.20 P.M. 4.15 P.M.
O'Neil Fountain
C. H. Denver
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RESULT OF THE COUNT OF BALLOTS
Governor.
Prec. A
Prec. B
Prec. C
Total
James F. Carey of Haverhill, Socialist. . 4
5
6
15
Eugene N. Foss of Boston, Democratic. ...
79
54
34
167
Eugene N. Foss of Boston, Democratic Pro- gressive.
14
9
12
35
Eugene N. Foss of Boston
3
4
3
10
Louis A. Frothingham of Boston, Republican 40
69
108
217
Dennis McGoff of New Bedford, Socialist Labor.
0
0
1
1
Frank N. Rand of Haverhill, Prohibition. .
0
0
0
0
Blanks.
10
6
6
22
Lieutenant-Governor.
Walter S. Hutchins of Greenfield, Socialist Robert Luce of Somerville, Republican. ...
44
73
113
230
William G. Merrill of Malden, Prohibition
1
3
2
6
0
1
4
Patrick Mulligan of Boston, Socialist Labor 3 David I. Walsh of Fitchburg, Democratic .. 79 Blanks 18
56
40
175
8
8
34
Secretary.
David Craig of Milford, Socialist Labor ...
5
4
1 10
Frank J. Donahue of Boston, Democratic .. 70
51
38
159
Alfred H. Evans of Northampton, Prohibi- tion
2
6
15
23
Rose Fenner of Worcester, Socialist.
4
3
5
12
Albert P. Langtry of Springfield, Republican Blanks
49
70
102
221
20
13 9
42.
5
7
6
18
20
Treasurer.
Prec. A
Prec. B
Prec. C
Total
Joseph M. Coldwell of Milford, Socialist ..
4
5
7
16
Jeremiah P. McNally of Salem, Socialist Labor.
4
3
3
10
Charles E. Peakes of Weston, Prohibition. .
1
1
3
5
Elmer A. Stevens of Somerville, Republican 45 Augustus L. Thorndike of Brewster, Demo- cratic
72
53
34
159
Blanks
24
13
12
49
Auditor.
Karl Lindstrand of Lynn, Socialist Labor .. Sylvester J. McBride of Watertown, Social-
2
2
4
8
ist.
8
6
5
19
William W. Nash of Westborough, Prohibi- tion
1
3
4
8
Charles B. Strecker of Brookline, Democratic 69
51
34
154
John E. White of Tisbury, Republican.
43
66
111
220
Blanks
27
19
12
58
Attorney-General.
George W. Anderson of Boston, Democratic 75 Henry C. Hess of Boston, Socialist Labor 3
56
42 173
2
3
8
George E. Roewer, Jr., of Boston, Socialist James M. Swift of Fall River, Republican 41
3
4
6
13
64
107 212
Blanks.
28
21
12
61
Councilor.
Edward A. Buckland of Holyoke, Socialist 5
6
7 18
August H. Goetting of Springfield, Repub-
lican.
46
71
115
232
William H. Gross of Lee, Democratic.
68
49
40
157
Blanks.
31
21
8 60
72
111
228
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Senator.
Prec. A
Prec. B
Prec. C
Total
Calvin Coolidge of Northampton, Republi-
can.
37
70
113
220
Alfred J. Preece of Northampton, Demo- cratic.
83
59
45
187
Blanks
30
18
12
60
Representatives in General Court.
James F. Barry of Agawam, Democratic. . 122
109
98 329
William F. Emerson of Longmeadow, Re-
publican.
31
59
85
175
Fred W. Green of Wilbraham, Democratic 37
43
40
120
Frank P. Sargent of West Springfield, Re- publican
34
40
56
130
Blanks.
76
43
61
180
County Commissioner.
George Day of West Springfield, Socialist 7
8
3 18
William H. Ensign of Westfield, Democratic 73
69
35
177
William H. Porter of Agawam, Republican 47
59
127
233
Blanks
23
11
5 39
Clerk of Courts.
Percy Heap of Holyoke, Socialist. 7
6
9 22
Robert O. Morris of Springfield, Demo- cratic and Republican.
104
115
148
367
Blanks.
39
26
13
78
Register of Deeds.
William A. King of West Springfield, Socialist. 20 10 12 42
.
22
Prec. A
Prec. B
Prec. C
Total
James R. Wells of Springfield, Democratic
and Republican.
88
111
139
238
Blanks.
36
26
19
81
Shall the Proposed Amendment to the Constitution authorizing the use of Voting Machines at all Elections be approved and ratified?
Yes.
59
62
80
201
No
26
33
32
91
Blanks
65
52
58
175
Shall the Proposed Amendment to the Constitution, increasing the power of the Legislature to authorize the Tak- ing of Land and Property for High- ways or Streets, be approved and ratified ?
Yes.
61
75
85
221
No
21
25
27
73
Blanks
68
47
58
173
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
HAMPDEN, SS :
WEST SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 17, 1911.
At a meeting of the Town Clerks of the several Towns representing the Second Hampden Representative District, the votes of the several Towns were canvassed as follows :-
James F. Barry.
Wm. F. Emerson.
Fred W. Green.
Frank P. Sargent.
T. Benton, Jr.
Blanks.
Totals.
Agawam
329
175
120
130
180
934
Blandford
81
87
6
14
20
208
Chester
14
32
20
147
139
352
East Longmeadow
47
98
30
70
69
314
Granville,
89
67
21
14
23
214
Hampden
41
49
33
42
73
238
Longmeadow
64
146
37
69
80
396
Ludlow
129
108
147
114
130
628
Montgomery
9
20
6
19
10
64
Russell
68
74
23
28
33
226
Southwick
100
106
45
64
47
362
Tolland
7
8
9
5
13
42
West Springfield
578
413
192
500
1
408
2092
Wilbraham
62
71
134
57
68
392
Totals
1618
1454
823
1273
1
1293
6462
JUDSON W. HASTINGS, Town Clerk of Agawam.
ENOS W. BOISE, Town Clerk of Blandford.
HARRY E. WILLCUTT, Town Clerk of Chester.
C. L. COOLEY, Town Clerk of East Longmeadow. SILAS B. ROOT, Town Clerk of Granville.
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C. I. BURLEIGH, Town Clerk of Hampden.
W. F. EMERSON, Town Clerk of Longmeadow. A. H. BARTLETT, Town Clerk of Ludlow.
W. D. ALLYN, Town Clerk of Montgomery. E. D. PARKS, Town Clerk of Russell. RAYMOND M. FLETCHER, Town Clerk of Southwick. WILBERT MUNN, Town Clerk of Tolland. F. H. SIBLEY, Town Clerk of West Springfield. W. H. McGUIRE, JR., Town Clerk of Wilbraham.
Special Town Meeting
TOWN HALL, FEEDING HILLS,
JANUARY 5, 1912.
ARTICLE 1 .- To choose a Moderator to preside in said meet- ing.
Result of vote :-
James W. Moore received 9
James F. Barry received. 1
ARTICLE 2 .- To see what action the Town will take relative to trolley extension among the towns of Western Massachusetts.
Voted, that the voters of Agawam in Town Meeting assem- bled favor the trolley lines as proposed in the bill now pending in the Legislature.
ARTICLE 3 .- To see if the Town will appropriate a sum of money to aid in furtherance of said trolley extension.
Voted, that a sum of money not to exceed two hundred dollars is hereby appropriated to pay the expenses of the committee that may be chosen to attend the legislative hearing.
ARTICLE 4 .- To choose some one to act as the representative of the Town in matters relative to the trolley extension.
Voted, that a committee of three be appointed by the chair to nominate a committee to represent the Town at the hearing in Boston on trolley extension.
The Moderator appointed A. K. Fuller, E. A. Kellogg, Daniel MacDonald.
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The committee nominated the following: Judson W. Hast- ings, Albert H. Brown, Daniel J. Collins, Edward A. Kellogg, Albert K. Fuller, William H. Granger, R. Mather Taylor, James H. Clark, Nelson G. King, William H. Porter, Henry E. Bo- durtha.
Voted, that the persons nominated be chosen to represent the Town at the hearing on trolley extension.
Voted, that the selection of Judson W. Hastings, to represent the Town on the General Committee of the Towns interested in the extension of trolley lines in Western Massachustts, be con- firmed.
ARTICLE 5 .- To transact any other business that may legally come before said meeting.
Voted to adjourn.
JUDSON W. HASTINGS,
Town Clerk.
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN AGAWAM FOR THE YEAR 1911
Date of Birth
Name and Surname of the Child
Sex
Place of Birth
Name of Parents (Maiden Name of Mother)
Residence of Parents
Occupation of Father
Birthplace of Father
Birthplace of Mother
Jan. 8 Isadore B. Radding
m
Shoemaker Lane Cooley St.
Louis and Vera (Reoseen)
Agawam
Farmer Carpenter
Russia Agawam Southwick
Port Henry, N. Y. Grandville
Jan. 18 Marion Louise Spear
f
West St., F. H.
Harrison G. and Ina (Holcomb)
Farmer
Springfield
Springfield
Feb.
4 Mary B. Reilley Feb. 6| Esther Louise Schwartz
f
Springfield
John J. and Jennie B. (Ford)
Farmer
Agawam
Ireland
Feb. 9 Bernard Collins
m
f Wes. Mat. Hosp. Ottawa St. Walnut St.
James A. and Elmira (Dubour) Edward A. and Elizabeth (Bessette)
..
Carpenter
Agawam
Webster
Feb. 12 Edith Olive Gosselin Feb. 25 Edith Anna L. Wingard Feb. 25 Fiora D'Angelo
f
West St., F. H.
Frederick J. and Anna K. (Flojd) Sebastian and Carmela (Testa)
..
Carpenter
Sweden Italy
Sweden Italy
Feb. 27 Bernard Dean Hebb
mı
Springfield St.
Dean Bernard and Clara (Loncto)
Milk Dealer
Sweden
Sweden
f
Leonard St.
Carl A. and Jennie (Lindebeck)
:
Mechanic
Canada
Cro'n Point, N. Y.
m
Main St.
Louis and Melvina (Plouff) Ernest and Jennie (Collins)
Farm Laborer
Jericho, Vt.
Newfane, Vt.
Mar. 16 Emegio Barbaro
mì King St.
Giacomo and Maria (Nei) John D. and Mary (Sanderson)
Papermaker
Italy
Italy Rockport Italy
Apr.
4 Maria V. Tomasini
f
West St., F. H.
..
Papermaker
Burke, N. Y. Italy Hartford, Ct. Italy
Agawam Italy
Apr.
11 Leo Canegallo
Dwight and Ethel M. (Sherman)
..
Painter
Springfield
Worcester
Apr.
27 Claude W. Meyrick
..
Clergyman
Hyde Park
Norton
Apr. 30 Kenneth R. Whittemore
mn
Hancock
..
Farmer
Agawam
Agawam
m
Westfield St.
John F. and Delia (Burke)
. .
Carpenter
Brookfield, Vt.
Brookfield, Vt.
May
m
Wes. Mat. Hosp. South St.
Arthur H. and Luella (Cooley)
Farmer
May 9 Victoria Statkun
f f
Suffield St. West St., F. H. High St.
Lewis E. and Daisy (Humason)
Mason
Agawam
Canada
May 15 William Joseph Brissette
m
Alphonse and Delima (Berthiaume)
..
Milk Peddler
Albany, N. Y.
Ludlow
May 15 Evelyn Mae Crowley
Laundryman
Agawam
Canada
May 15| David Maxima Parant
m
Wes. Mat. Hosp. 49 Waluut St. Naples, Italy
Ludger and Salomie (Gaudet)
..
Laborer
Italy
Italy
May 16 Rosina Ligouri
Laborer
Italy
Italy
May 27 Alice C. Serventi
f
f High St.
Cyril and Amelia (Laroque)
Butcher
Italy
Italy
May 29 Gerando Esposito
Samuel J. and Nannie (Beckman)
..
Farmer
Sweden Italy
Italy
June 6 Emil Alfred Roy
m f
Suffield St.
George and Malvina (Chicoine)
Farmer
Agawam Bennington, Vt.
Canada
June 11 Mary C. Doray
Italy
Italy
June 13 Antonia Circosta
m
Silver St.
George and Teresa (Bava)
..
Mason Tender
Italy
Italy
June 15 Perla Simonetta
m
Valley St.
Dionigi and Lena (Poggi)
Carpenter
Canada
Canada
June 16 Albert Melvin Boucher
m
Moore St.
f
Springfield
William and Selina (Maynard)
Machinist
Scotland
Canada
.
Laborer
Apr.
5 Bertha R. Provost
f
Cooley St.
Pietro and Christine (Lebrio)
.
Butcher
Whipmaker
Agawam
No. Adams
Apr. 15 Beatrice E. Pheland
f Poplar St. Main St.
m
Shoemaker Lane
Howard L. and Flora (Griswold)
..
Milk Peddler
Agawam Agawam Russia
Belchertown
May
m
Ignacy and Agnes (Mojeska)
Farmer
Agawam
Agawam
May 12 Dorothy Johnson
f
f
Bridge & River Sts. Umbered and Teresa (Veglia)
Laborer
Agawam
Sandy Hill, N. Y.
May 28 Irene F. Perusse
m
School St.
f
Leonard St.
f
Suffield St.
Francisco and Theresa (Schiavi)
:
Dentist
Canada
Walnut St.
Emil and Corinne (Rioux)
Insurance
Sweden
May 30 Martha Elizabeth Johnson June 5 Gulietta Criscuolo
m King St.
Gaetano and Savina (Giramonti) Henry and Eva (Robert)
..
Printer
Apr. 1|Esther Gertrude Pond
m
Cooper St.
Farmer
Die Sinker
Nova Scotia
W. Springfield
Feb. 27 Evelyn J. S. Gustafson Mar. 9 Joseph Robert Rousseau Mar. 10 Bert Ernest Wade
South St.
Sumner and Lillian (Montgomery)
Steamfitter
Agawam
Agawam
f
Arthur and Florence (Morin)
Jan. 10 Emil Henry Robert
m
f Wes. Mat. Hosp.
Harry K. and Florence B. (Hitchcock)
Roy E. and Elizabeth (Robbins)
Arthur C. and Clara B. (Smith)
Farmer
Huntington
May 2 John Joseph Shea May 2 Vinton S. Cross 4 Albert Leonard Smith 8 Karl Lewis Pomeroy
Austria
Fred W. and Bertha E. (Clark)
Vincenzo and Josephine (Caruso)
Vincenzo and Maria (Sorienti)
Farmer
Joseph and Marantieuse ((Menard)
June 25 Arline Elizabeth Patterson
Russia
Farmer
Date of Birth
Name and Surname of the Child.
Sex
Place of Birth
Name of Parents (Maiden Name of Mother)
Residence of Parents
Occupation of Father
Birthplace of Father
Birthplace of Mother
June 27 Richard Theodore Wilson
m
River Road Main St. Main St.
Lewis H. and Nellie (Meyrick) Joseph and Rose (Deary)
Laborer
Schr'n L'ke, N. Y. Holyoke
July
8 Ada Jane Wilson
f
Wes. Mat. Hosp.
John and Ada J. (Clement)
Papermaker
Scotland
England Springfield
July
9 Mandy E. Gibbs
f
North St.
Frank and Lena (LeClair)
..
Farmer
Russia
July 10 Helen Noscervicz
f
Silver St. Boston
Ira and Bronistawa (Wszotek)
..
Machinist
Italy
Canada
Canada
July 21 Veronica M. Nadeau
f
Moore St.
William J. and Mary (Carroll)
.
Farmer
Italy
July 28 Antonio Buonoconti
m
Rowley St.
Nicola and Rose (Grinaldi)
West Spfd. Laborer
Agawam
July 29|Roy Melvin Cooley
m
Cooley St.
Andrew L. and Emily A. (Klicka)
Agawam
Milk Dealer
Buffalo, N. Y.
Aug.
Aug.
9 Ellen Piskor
f
Springfield
Stanislaus and Zofija (Borkoski)
Machinist
Suffield, Ct.
Hartford, Ct.
Aug.
9| Harvey Joseph Sheridan
m
Homer St.
Joseph D. and Evaline (Geoffrion)
Laborer
Italy
Italy
Aug. 17 Giovani Melanese Aug. 20 John Clinton Wright
m
Moore St.
Enrico and Clara (Remondi)
Teamster
Agawam
Springfield
m
Main St.
John C. and Sadie E. (Sperry)
Fireman
Italy
Italy
Aug. 29 Evelyn Rogers Handlin
f
Main St.
Joseph and Olive (Rogers)
Torr't'n, Ct. Real Estate Agawam
Italy Italy
Sept. 7|Josephine Massi Sept. 10 Clarence J. Daly
m
Walnut St.
John R. and Eva (Gosselin)
Papermaker
m
Bridge St.
Napoleon and Matilda (Deforge) Joseph and Malvina (Fortier)
Papermaker
Iron River, Mich. Fall River
Sept, 21 Ruel H. Knudson
m
Wes. Mat. Hosp. Cooper St.
Auto. Dealer Farmer
Brooklyn, N. Y. Italy
Westboro Italy
Sept. 19 Genarino D'Maio
Joseph N. and Eugenie E. (Jenne)
Carpenter Milk Peddler Farmer
Canada
Ansonia, Ct. Southwick
Oct. 3 Maria Schwenzfier
f
Kurt and Frieda (Cooke)
Papermaker
Italy Putnam, Ct. Agawam
Spencer Agawam
Nov. 2 Claire Charles White
m
Springfield St.
Wilbert H. and Viola (Duclos) Alfred A. and Marie (Guy)
Mechanic
Springfield
Springfield
Nov. 7| Alfred Sherman
m
Springfield St.
Frank and Angelina (Dagenais)
Papermaker Clerk
Worcester
Nov. 14 Paulina T. Corriveau
f
High St. Springfield St. Westfield St. Ottawa
Smith J. and Sylvia A. (Searles)
.
Nov. 26 Ernest E. Dumond
m
m f Feeding Hills Elm St.
Warren B. and Annie (Ericsson)
Laborer Electrician
No. Adams
Italy
Westfield
Nov. 29|Loraine E. Trudeau
f High St,
m
High St.
:
Papermaker Papermaker
Italy
Italy
Dec. 11 Carlo Luigi Scherpa Dec. 22 Joseph A. Morin
m
Church
Chauncey F. and Dora (Biggart)
Machinist
Agawam Agawam
Ho's'c Falls, N.Y. Springfield
June 30 Edith Naughton
f
July 3 Harold B. Plouff
Laborer
Springfield
Austria Italy
July 18| Vincent Mercadanti
Sta. Engineer
Farmer
Ce'tr'l Br'ge, N. Y. Jersey City, N. J.
July 28 Anna M. Hargraves
f
Meadow St.
Italy Bath, Mc. W. Springfield Austria
Aug. 8 John William Arnold 9 Aniela Piskor
f Suffield St.
Stanislaus and Zofija (Borkoski)
.
Farmer
Austria
Austria
Aug. 29 Irene Dalio
f Moore St.
John and Albina (Marchezoti)
Goshen, Ct.
Sept. 6|Inise C. Lucardi
f
King St.
Cesare and Mary (Coppi)
f
Moore St.
Frank and Clemintina (Scherpa)
Candymaker Papermaker Wool Spinner
Charlotte, Vt. Canada
Sept. 11|George N. Carmel Sept. 12 Joseph E. Jolly
m
Cooley St.
Emidio and Maria (Qesta)
Springfield
Canada
f
Wes. Mat. Hosp.
Henry L. and Ella M. (Ballern)
Dwight E. and Mabel (Easton)
Inte'or Decorator Germany
Germany Italy
Oct. 15 Angelina Novelli
f
Shoemaker Lane Meadow St. Valley St. High St.
David and Lena (Baiardi) Francis and Nocla (Girouard)
Needleworker Farmer
Berkley, R. I.
Holyoke Springfield
Nov. 9 Angelina M. Laroque
f
Joseph and Josephine (Boudreau)
Farm Laborer Carpenter
Tolland, Ct.
Nov. 16 Newton A. Frost
กา
Alfred and Helen (Robert)
Canada Italy
Granby, Ct. Agawam Italy St'c'h'Im, Sweden Italy
Nov. 25 Andrew Giordano Nov. 25| Harriet H. Harmer
Nov. 25 Mary Pintelli
f Moore St.
Ettore and Elina (Sighaiolfi) Arpha and Ida M. (Goulet) Giovanni and Pia (Ferrari) Alfred and Augustine (Boulé)
Laborer Painter
Chicopee
Port Henry, N. Y. France
Goshen, Ct. Italy Italy Agawam Agawam
Sept. 23 Lawrence E. Trudeau Sept. 25 Dorcas H. Crowe Sept. 30 Ina M. Taylor
m
Springfield St.
Agawam
f
Oct. 29| Mary C. Sharron
f
Harold and Ethel (Giles)
m Springfield St.
Farmer
Austria
Luigi and Raphaella (Lepore)
Henry J. and Stephanie (Deforge)
Toolmaker
m
Pasquale and Jennie (Moline)
Henry C. and Lura W. (Gilman)
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN AGAWAM FOR THE YEAR 1911
Date and Place of Marriage
Name and Surname Groom and Bride
Residence of Each
Age
Occupation
Birthplace'
Names of Parents (Maiden Name of Mother)
No. of Mar'g
By Whom Married
Jan. 10 Springfield
Paolo Govoni Katerine Montagna
Agawam Mittineague
19
Polisher Rag Sorter
Windsor Locks, Ct. Angelo and Claudina (Berti)
Jan. 10
Henry William Smith Ruth Edith Bailey
Springfield
24 Machinist
Jackson, Ind.
W. Springfield
Agawam
20
At home
Idaho, Ind.
Feb. 4
Luigi Taddia
Mittineague Mittineague
19
Papermaker
Italy
Feb. 28
Anthony Bancevene Assonta Govoni
Agawam Springfield
28
Tobacco Sorter Italy
March 7
Frank E. Wells
Mittineague
23
Papermaker
Holyoke
Herbert and Bridget (Dorthey)
1st
D. B. Aldrich, Clergyınan, W. Springfield
Agawam
Gertrude Irene Savage
Springfield
18
At home
Thompsonville, Ct. George and Fannie (Brook)
March 29
Ernest H. Sanders
33
Farmer
Jamaica, Vt.
Herbert W. and Ella M. (Smith)
1st
Edwin Bailey Dolan, Minister, Agawam
Agawam
Harriet Mary Bailey
25
Domestic
So. Newfane, Vt.
Chauncy and Eliza (Kelsey)
1st
March 30
Guy Morse Perry
Agawam
23 Carpenter
Newfane, Vt.
1st Frank C. and Evelyn C. (Pettengill) Albert E. and Evelyn Emma (Bitgood) 1st
Agawam
Charlotte D. Worthin'ton Agawam
22
Milling
Springfield
Joseph and Olivine (Fish) Philip and Bridget (Sullivan)
June 5
Andrew Nacewicz Mary Les
Springfield
25
Domestic
Austrian Poland
June 12
William C. Deforge Glendora Brow
Mittineague
21 Papermaker
Agawam
Charles H. and Malvina (Shoven)
June 20
Agostino Caruso Delcisa Daloglio George E. Gosselin
Mittineague
24 Machinist
Agawam
Charles A. and Matilda (Provost) Wilfred and Josephine (Sampson)
Chicopee
Edith I. Constant
Chicopee Falls
19 Silk Weaver
Canada
Aug. 16
Eugene P. Lowell Elsie C. Young
Springfield
24
Electrician
Somerville
Charles C. and Mabel (Parker) Lewis E. and Sophia (Benson) James T. and Mary (Donovan) Wilson and Emma (Remillard)
1st
Sept. 5
Louis B. Brady Valsorene L. Goodrich
Agawam W. Springfield 18
Agawam
19
Farming
23
At home
Sept. 14
Merrick Algie Griswold
Prescott
26 Farmer
Chester
Agawam
Olive J. Smith
Prescott
21
At home
Agawam
25
Papermaker At home
Ft. Covington,N.Y. George David and Addie (Gale) Agawam
1st
Sept. 18
Eldred ElphaletDanforth W. Springfield Rhea Provost Agawam
21
Albert and Rosalie (Parent)
1st
Agawam
29
Italy
Gataeno and Albina (Bergargoni)
1st 1st
Anthony Della Porta, Priest, Springfield Ed. R. Thorndyke, Clergy- man, W. Springfield Anthony Della Porta, Priest, Springfield
Springfield
Clara Berretta
25
Chef
Italy
Robert P. and Elizabeth (Jones) Byron C. and Elizabeth L. O'Neil Edwardo and Scenta (Busi) Rafaele and Maria (Ferrioli)
1st
1st
24
Farmer
Italy
Vincenzo and Lydia (Scagliarine) Francisco and Beatrice (Anti)
1st
R. O. Morris, Justice of the Peace, Cl'k S. Court, Spfd.
Springfield
1st
Edwin Bailey Dolan, Minister, Agawam
March 30 Hartford, Ct.
Joseph Garriner Martha Sherman
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