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Art. 13. To see if the Town will authorize the Selectmen to proceed to perfect the title in such property as is held by the Town for the non- payment of taxes.
(Selectmen.)
Art. 13. On motion of Frederick L. Springford, it was voted that the Board of Selectmen be and hereby are authorized and directed to proceed to perfect the title in such property as is held by the Town for non-payment of taxes.
Art. 14. To see what disposition the Town will make of the legacy of one hundred dollars ($100.00) received from the estate of the late Ben- jamin L. Fabens. (Selectmen.)
Art. 14. On motion of Leon G. Bent, if was voted that the legacy left to the Town by Benjamin L. Fabens of one hundred dollars be trans- ferred to the Trustees of the Public Library for use of the Public Library.
Art. 15. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars ($150.00) for the purpose of reimbursing or exonerating the Tax Collector for, or on account of, expenses incurred or to be incurred in attempting to collect taxes assessed on personal property and which have been due and payable for more than a year, or what it will do in relation thereto. (Town Counsel.)
Art. 15. On motion of Frederick L. Springford, it was voted that the Town raise and appropriate the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars for the purpose of reimbursing or exonerating the Tax Collector for, or on account of, expenses incurred or to be incurred in attempting to collect taxes assessed on personal property and which have been due and payable for more than a year.
Art. 16. To see what action the Town will take regarding the instal- lation of additional street lights on the public streets during the year 1923.
(Municipal Light Board.)
Art. 16. On motion of William G. Long, it was voted that the subject matter of Art. 16 be referred to the Municipal Light Board, with authority to install such additional lights as in their judgment are necessary, and to make such changes in existing lights as may be advisable, the cost of same to be paid from the Depreciation Fund.
Art. 17. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate, or otherwise provide, a sufficient sum of money to replace the flag pole on the Common, or what it will do in relation thereto. (Otis B. Ruggles and others.)
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Art. 17. On motion of Otis B. Ruggles, it was voted that the Town raise and appropriate the sum of five hundred dollars for the purpose of erecting on the Common a 100 foot, wooden topmast flag pole, butt to be not less than nineteen inches in diameter, pole to be fitted with oak cross trees and other necessary fittings, with a suitable ornament on top of mast. Bottom of pole to be preserved with pitch and set in ground with a concrete base. 126 voted "Yes," 47 voted "No."
Art. 18. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate, or otherwise provide, the sum of seventy-five hundred dollars ($7500.00) to purchase the playground, so called, on Washington Street, for athletic sports, or what it will do in relation thereto. (Reading Baseball Association.)
Art. 18. On motion of Otis B. Ruggles, it was voted that the sum of seventy-five hundred dollars ($7500.00) be raised and appropriated for the purchase of the playground property, so-called, being land on Wash- ington Street, 514 acres, more or less, owned by Delia E. Sweetser: said land to be acquired for playground purposes as provided by Sec. 14, Chap. 45, of the General Laws, and that the Treasurer be authorized, with the approval of the Selectmen, to issue notes of the Town therefor in the sum of seventy-five hundred dollars ($7500.00), with interest not to exceed five per cent per annum; notes to be payable twenty-five hundred dollars in one year, twenty-five hundred dollars in two years, twenty-five hundred dollars in three years, and issued under the provisions of Clause 6, Sect. 8, Chap. 44, of the General Laws. 177 voted "Yes," none voted "No."
Art. 4. On motion of George H. Clough, it was voted to take Art. 4 from the table.
On motion of George H. Clough, it was voted to raise and appropriate for Care of the Common, Park and Supervised Play, two thousand three hundred seventy dollars.
On motion of George H. Clough, it was voted to lay Art. 4 on the table.
Art. 19. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of two hundred and ninety dollars ($290.00) for Child Welfare Work, to be expended under the direction of the Reading Visiting Nurse Association, or what it will do in relation thereto.
(Elizabeth H. Brown and others.)
Art. 19. On motion of Elizabeth H. Brown, it was voted to raise and appropriate the sum of two hundred ninety dollars ($290.00) for Child Welfare Work to be expended under the direction of the Reading Visiting Nurse Association and the Board of Health.
Art. 20. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars ($150.00), or some other amount, and that the Selectmen appoint a director, the money to be expended by and the director to serve in cooperation with the County Agricultural Trustees of the Middlesex County Bureau of Agricultural and Home Economics under the provisions of Sec. 40 to 45, Chap. 128, General Laws.
(Rolland L. Perry.)
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Art. 20. On motion of Rolland L. Perry it was voted that the Town raise and appropriate the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars ($150.00), and that the Selectmen appoint a director, the money to be expended by and the director to serve in co-operation with the County Agricultural Trustees of the Middlesex County Bureau of Agriculture and Home Eco- nomies under the provisions of Sections 40 to 45, Chapter 128, of the General Laws. 4
Art. 21. To see if the Town will authorize the Selectmen to sell the Parker Tavern Property, so called, and to determine the extent of such authority as may be granted including price, terms of payment and the granting of an option to a prospective purchaser, or what it will do in relation thereto. (Charles F. Brown and others.)
Art. 21. On motion of Charles F. Brown, it was voted that the Selectmen be authorized and directed to make a conditional sale of the building known as the Parker Tavern and such portion of the land on which said building is located as may not in their judgment be required for use of the Town, for the sum of one hundred dollars, the said sale to be upon the condition that said building shall be used by the purchaser for historical purposes and not as a source of pecuniary profit, and shall revert with the land to the Town unless so used.
Art. 22. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of twenty-five hundred dollars ($2500.00) for the purpose of widening Lowell Street to its proper width, as laid out originally by the County Com- missioners, and to construct a curb from a point near Winthrop Avenue to the Lowell Street School House to a point near'y opposite High Street on Lowell Street, or what it will do in relation thereto.
(Logan R. Dickie and others.)
Art. 22. On motion of George H. Clough, the subject matter of this article was referred to the Board of Public Works.
Art. 23. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of five thousand dollars ($5000.00) for sidewalks, or what it will do in relation thereto.
(Charles H. Swain and others.)
Art. 23. On motion of Albert R. Shepardson, the subject matter of this article was referred to the Board of Public Works.
Art. 24. To see if the Town will accept and maintain such part of Ellis Avenue, leading off Summer Avenue, as has been improved and made passable, or what it will do in relation thereto.
(Byron W. Whitney and others.)
Art. 24. On decision of the Moderator, this article was indefinitely postponed.
Art. 25. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of two hundred dollars ($200.00) for grading the sidewalks on Park Avenue, also put in two (2) catch basins to take away the surface water.
(William Carney and others.)
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Art. 25. On motion of Albert R. Shepardson, the subject matter of this article was referred to the Board of Public Works.
Art. 2. On motion of Frederick L. Springford, it was voted to take this article from the table.
On motion of Frederick L. Springford, it was voted to accept the report of the Town Officers as printed in the Town Report, also the report of the Finance Committee and Planing Board and Hospital Committee.
On motion of Albert R. Shepardson, it was voted to indefinitely post- pone action on proposed hospital gift of John B. Lewis.
On motion of Frederick L. Springford, it was voted to adjourn sine die.
MILLARD F. CHARLES, Town Clerk.
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
Security Hall, Oct. 29, 1923.
Pursuant to the warrant and the Constable's return thereon, a town meeting was held and was called to order by the Moderator, Jesse W. Morton. The warrant was partially read by the Town Clerk, when it was voted to dispense with further reading except the Constable's return. After the Constable's return was read, the meeting proceeded to business.
Art. 1. To hear and act on reports of town officers and special com- mittees, and determine what instructions will be given the town officers.
Art. 1. On motion of Frederick L. Springford, it was voted to lay this article on the table.
Art. 2. To see if the Town will appropriate and authorize the trans- fer of the sum of eight hundred and sixty-four dollars and thirty-eight cents ($864.38), from the Overlay Reserve Fund to the Reserve Fund, or what it will do in relation thereto. (Town Accountant.)
Art. 2. On motion of Leon G. Bent, it was voted that the sum of eight hundred sixty-four dollars and thirty-eight cents ($864.38) be ap- propriated from the Overlay Reserve Fund, and that the Town Accountant be authorized to transfer said sum to the Reserve Fund.
Art. 3. To see what sum the Town will raise and appropriate, or otherwise provide, for the purpose of providing funds for extensions and enlargements of the Municipal Light Plant, or what it will do in relation thereto.
(Municipal Light Board.)
Art. 3. On motion of Arthur G. Sias, it was voted that there be raised and appropriated for the purpose of extending and enlarging the Mun- icipal Light Plant the sum of ($10,000.00) in addition to the amount which may be available for such purposes in the Depreciation Fund, to be ex-
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pended by the Manager of Municipal Lighting under the direction and control of the Municipal Light Board; and that the Town Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen be, and hereby is, authorized to borrow for the above purposes the sum of $10,000.00, and to issue bonds or notes of the Town therefor, which bonds or notes shall bear interest at a rate not ex- ceeding six per cent (6%) per annum, and shall be payable in accordance with the provisions of Chap. 44 of the General Laws, so that the whole loan shall be paid in not more than twenty (20) years from the date of the first issue of said bonds or notes. 22 voted "Yes" and none "No."'
Art. 4. To see if the Town will authorize the Board of Public Works to construct sewers in Sweetser Avenue in accordance with the plans drawn by F. A. Barbour, C. E., and adopted by the Town, or what it will do in relation thereto. (Board of Public Works.)
Art. 4. On motion of George H. Clough, it was voted that the Board of Public Works be, and they hereby are, authorized to construct sewers in Sweetser Avenue, in accordance with plans drawn by F. A. Barbour, C. E., and heretofore adopted by the Town.
Art. 5. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate a sum not to exceed $15,000 for the purpose of paying for any portion of the cost of installing additional sewers in accordance with plans drawn by F. A. Barbour, C. E., and adopted by the Town, and will authorize the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow said sum and issue there- for bonds or notes of the Town, such bonds or notes to be payable in accordance with the provisions of Sec. 7, Chap. 314, Acts of 1909, with amendments thereof and additions thereto, or what they will do in relation thereto. (Board of Public Works.)
Art. 5. On motion of George H. Clough, it was voted that the sum of fifteen thousand dollars ($15,000.00) be raised and appropriated for the purpose of paying for any portion of the cost of installing additional sewers in accordance with plans drawn by F. A. Barbour, C. E., and adopted by the Town; and that the Treasurer be, and he hereby is, authorized and directed with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow said sum, and to issue therefor bonds or notes of the Town, such bonds or notes to be payable in accordance with the provisions of Section 7 of Chapter 314 of the Acts of 1909, with amendments thereof and additions thereto, so the same shall be paid in not more than thirty years or such earlier date or dates as the Treasurer and Selectmen may determine. 28 voted "Yes and none "No."'
Art. 1. Voted to take this article from the table.
A motion was made as to assessing property which was discussed by Walter L. Legg and others but no action was taken.
Voted to adjourn sine die.
MILLARD F. CHARLES, Town Clerk.
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NOTICE TO PARENTS, HOUSEWIVES, PHYSICIANS AND MIDWIVES
Your Attention is Called to the Sections Below Taken from the Revised Laws-Blank Forms for Return of Births Can be Obtained of the Town Clerk
SECTION 3, CHAPTER 444, ACTS 1897
Sec. 3. Physicians and midwives shall on or before the fifth day of each month report to the clerk of each city or town a correct list of all children born therein during the month next preceding, at whose birth they were present, stating the date and place of each birth, the name of the child, if it has any, the sex and color of the child, the name, place of birth and residence of the parents, the maiden name of the mother, and occupation of the father. If the child is illegitimate the name of the father shall not be stated, unless at the joint request in writing of both father and mother, which request shall be filed with the returns of births. The fee of the physicians or midwives shall be twenty-five cents for each birth so reported, and shall be paid by the city or town in which the report is made, upon presentation of a certificate from the city or town clerk, stating that said births have been reported in conformity with the require- ments of this section. Any physician or midwife neglecting to report such list for ten days after it is due shall for each offence forfeit a sum not exceeding twenty-five dollars.
SECTION 6, CHAPTER 444, ACTS 1897
Sec. 6. Parents and householders shall within forty (40) days after the date of a birth occurring in his house give thereof or cause such notice to be given to the clerk of the city or town in which such child is born.
MILLARD F. CHARLES. Town Clerk.
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DOGS LICENSED DURING YEAR 1923
Whole number of licenses issued 398
67 Female licenses @ $5.00 $ 335.00
330 Male licenses @ $2.00
660.00
1 Kennel license @ $50.00
50.00
Total cash received
$1045.00
Less fees for 398 licenses
79.60
Total due County Treasurer
$965.40
Paid County Treasurer June 1, 1923
697.20
Paid County Treasurer Dec. 1, 1923
268.20
Total due County Treasurer $965.40
HUNTING AND FISHING LICENSES ISSUED IN 1923
1 Alien Fisherman license
$ 2.00
88 Hunting and Fishing licenses
176.00
108 Hunting and Trapping licenses 162.00
104 Fishing licenses
104.00
52 Minor Trapping licenses
13.00
$457.00
353 Licenses issued (fees)
52.95
Total paid Fish and Game Commission
$404.05
1923
May 9, cash
$ 93.55
June 25, cash 48.00
July 2, cash
24.55
Aug. 6, cash
29.30
Sept. 11, cash
26.00
Oct. 1, cash
59.85
Nov. 5, cash
99.45
Dec. 4, cash
20,65
Jan. 4, cash
2.70
Total
$404.05
MILLARD F. CHARLES, Town Clerk.
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BIRTIIS REGISTERED IN TOWN OF READING FOR YEAR 1923
Date
Name
Parents
Jan.
2 Philip Augustus Surrette
6 Dorothy May Racine
7 S Earl Joseph Birchall
10 Lawrence Vincent Grant
13 John Swain Lynsky
13 Lillis Janet Childs
George O. and Flora M.
14 15 Carolyn Lumsden
15 Charlotte Phyllis Johnson
21 Doris Elizabeth Steele
William J. and Roberta M.
Herbert E. and Ruth F.
Edwin H. and B. Viola
Augustine P. and Anna D. George E. and Esther H.
Feb.
4 William Harvey Ambler 5 Paul Dana Doucette
8 Charlene Frances Williams
8 George Watson Hardaker
9 Beth Janice Davidson
10 Dorothy Frances Meuse 11 Priscilla Carter Johnson
14 Paul Geary
16 17 Margaret Mary Donahue Louis Cornelius Babine 21
21 Shirley Eleanor Field
24 Barbara Gonnam
26 Marjorie Lillian Rathbun
26 David Percy Doucette
Lloyd E. and Lillian G. Harvey and Beatrice
Mar. 2 3 Evelyn Corinne Doucette 4 6 Esther Margaret Muise 8 Mary Gladys Maguire John Walter Marchetti
8 11 Margaret Esther Carney
12 Nancy Ross
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28 Gloria Sheffield Gibbs
George H. and Evelyn A.
Apr. 3 Roy James Sherrod, Jr.
4 Richard Beverly Keene
6 Dorothy Isabel Stratton
8 Morris Thomas Fitzgerald, Jr.
11 Robert Brackett Tucker
Leo A. and Alethea M. Wilfred J. and Mary Louise
Joseph C. and Hattie B. Joseph A. and Rose
Michael J. and Mary Clara
Robert B. and Josephine E.
Edward J. and Edith N.
21 Leslie Morgan Slocum
21 Elizabeth Cail Addis
27 Cecelia May Cummings
29 Robert Nason Larrabee
Morton H. and Dorothy A. William J. and Mary B. George B. and Eleanor K. George W. and Evelyn S. Frank C. and Letitia N.
Joseph E. and Elizabeth M. Ralph S. and Elizabeth G. Paul J. and Katherine S.
Joseph and Irene F. Louis C. and Mary Charles H. and Emma K. Harold E. and Elizabeth
Peter S. and Ella M.
Leslie and Margaret F. Joseph P. and Catherine E. Hugo H. and Helen J. John J. and Christina John and Doris May
Roy J. and Florence M. Edward B. and Abbie E. Charles and Gertrude F. Morris T. and Pauline F. Willis F. and Helen G.
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BIRTHS REGISTERED IN TOWN OF READING FOR YEAR 1923
Date Name
Parents
21 John Alden Loring, Jr.
23 Margaret Laura Christie
28 Margaret Howard
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Eugene M. and Jennie K. Charles P. and Katherine G.
May
2 Herbert Daniel White
2 Paul Wilfred Doucette
6 Charles Duane Perry
7 Ralph Ward Jury
10 Orin Orville Ordway, Jr.
12 Milton Earl Clark
22 Carleton Perry Adams
23 Alice May Spiller
23 John Cameron Hamilton
26 Ruth Amanda Cobb
28 Joseph Alfred Muise
Benjamin and Sylvia
Bartholomew T. and Catherine M.
June 1 1 Gertrude Frances Lorgeree
2 Jean Sargent
3 Margaret Patricia Joyce
4 Nicholas William Halloran, Jr.
5 Orlando Edwin Ames, Jr.
7 Gilbert Powers Camp
10 Thelma Currell
11 Margery Ellen Maguire
12 James Edmund Wallace
14 Dorothy May Young
15 Norma Esther Charles
15 Barbara Elizabeth Tasney
John Justin Quinlan, Jr.
22 23 Robert Arthur Olsen
24 Andrew James McLaughlin
24 26 Robert Irving Story
27 Lillian Grace Heselton
29 Arthur William Hatfield, Jr.
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George E. and Mary E. Ralph E. and Clara V. Patrick J. and Lelia
Nicholas W. and Alice R.
Orlando E. and Ethel F. Harry U. and Adra C.
Harold B. and Gertrude M. John F. and Margaret Chester J. and Nancy C. Samuel K. and Viola E.
Norman P. and Esther L.
Charles E. and Florence E.
John J. and Mary E.
Arthur E. and Eugenia M. James A. and Agnes H.
Sidney I. and Mary E. Ralph F. and Harriet M. Arthur W. and Edna C.
July
3 Philippa Horne
4 Marjorie Herbolzheimer
4 Kathleen Browne
5 Gertrude Sophia Dahlquist
5 Catherine Isabel Smith
11 Frank Bartlett Hardy 11 Katherine May Griffin
18 Emmons Joseph Whitcomb
28 Marie Theresa Palumbo
3.1 Mary LeFave
Adolph J. and Laura A.
John J. and Mary E.
Gardner A. and Ethel M.
Frank H. and Ruth M.
Orin O. and Edna M.
Leon L. and Mildred F.
Earl W. and Marion A. Edward A. and Amy J.
James S. and Gundhild H.
Viranas Cobb and Mabel
30 Catherine Agnes McDonough
John A. and Madeline
Harold Philip and Irene F. Harry W. and Doris H. Thomas R. and Angela B. Gunnar E. and Helga S. James H. and Sylvia A. Harold N. and Elvira John J. and Margaret M. Emmons J. and Vivian B. John and Mary S. John H. and Genevieve C.
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BIRTHS REGISTERED IN TOWN OF READING FOR YEAR 1923
Date Name
Parents
Aug.
6 Joyce Whittemore VanTassell Stanley Routh Stembridge, Jr.
Raymond S. and Eleanore U. Stanley R. and Ruth S.
10 10 Margaret Frances Griffin
12 Thomas James Carey
18 Marjorie Rose Bourque
19 Marjorie Ruth Wright
19 Helen Rita Walsh
20 Lorraine Eulene Day
23 Mary Brouk
Henry and Mary
Alton William and Eleanor F.
Edgar J. and Winifred A.
Eddie and Marion M.
Sept.
2 Harry Cameron Barr, Jr.
2 Marceline Mary Babine
3 Anna Belle Gahan
5 Van Stone
6 Thomas Lyman Jacob
8 Ruth Shirley Kimball
9 Evelyn Marie Comey
11 James Edward Dulong
12 Shirley Bell Milbury
12 Elizabeth Eaton White
13 Anna Bell Gahan
15 Eleanor May Runge
16 Samuel Garfield Miles
19 Edward Joseph Doucette
19 Leonard Enos Rose
19 Rowena Margaret Damon
19 Natalie E. Cutcliffe
22 Catherine Elizabeth Davis
23 Mildred Louise Bennett
26 Norman Myrton Lloyd
28 Helen Sterling Farr
28 James Francis Arsenault Melanson
28 29 Peter Jakis Vavoudes, Jr.
30 Clarence James Murphy
Harry C. and Alice G. Edward and Rosalie
Arthur M. and Helen M.
Edward P. and A. Gertrude
Henry P. and Albertina B. Walter B. and Marie R. B. Herbert D. and Sadie E. James A. and Mary O. Will R. and Eva J. Harold and Helen W.
Arthur M. and Helen M. Carl O. and Dorothy S. Samuel G. and Alice C.
Jeremiah and Florence John C. and Elizabeth G. Herbert and Jennie H.
James E. and Josephine B. Charles E. and Margaret E. Austin F. and Mary M. William A. and Jessie L. Merle W. and Edna M.
John R. and Matilda M.
George and Lillian
Peter J. and Anna A.
Clarence J. and Flora M.
Oct.
1 Mildred May Smith
2 William Francis Ployer, Jr.
4 Francis Edward Beaudoin
6 Newton Dickie
7 Ruth Frances Whitten
9 James Brunswick Cail, Jr.
7 George Edward Brennan
12 Robert Michael Cail
15 Chester Morrison Wooldridge
James J. and Beatrice F.
John J. and Annie F.
Louis A. and Rose L.
Albert J. and Catherine V.
David J. and Elizabeth F.
Fred M. and Marie L.
24 Carol Braun
30 Edgar John Davis
31 Esther Margaret Doucette
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William R. and Mary N. William F. and Loretta E. Arthur J. and Annie M. Logan R. and Marion B. James F. and Agnes C. James B. and Lillian E. John G. and Sarah H. Wilbur S. and Margaret R. Chester M. and Viola
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BIRTHS REGISTERED IN TOWN OF READING FOR YEAR 1923
Date Name
Parents
18 Janet Frances Amiro
29 Virginia Ethel Nevers
Ralph P. and Lorraine M.
31 Herbert Francis Grimes
Fred E. and Alice R.
Nov.
1 Philip Charles Muise
3 Virginia Clara Florence
4 Leo Francis Muise
5 George Albert Doucette
Robert E. and Mary L.
7 John Weston
Melville F. and Marion S.
William and Mary
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9 George Henry Doucette
Bernard and Mary E.
19 Irving Warren Holcomb
19 Robert Andrew Melendy
21 Mary Alice Flynn
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29 Richard Joseph Robbins
Jeffery and Emily C.
Dec.
2 John Storti
3 Donald Leroy Plouff
6 Marjorie Doucette
8 Arthur Joseph Dahill
8 Lennox Schoppelry
11 Francis Herman Doughty
11 Alfred Tyrrell Doughty
13 Ruth Harriette Humphrey
16 Arthur Earle Knapp
17 Patricia Donegan
18 Philip Joseph Doucette
21 Elmer Herbert Adams
28 Robert Knight Bingham
29 Edwin Vincent Seero
31 Stella Marie Pollitz
John and Edna V.
Ralph F. and Lillis M. E. Raymond G. and Mabel P.
Edward J. and Margaret G.
Herbert T. and Marjorie L.
Charles F. and Frances C.
Charles F. and Frances Doughty
George A. and Fleda A.
Arthur C. and Eva Maurice H. and Doris M.
Jeffery and Catherine
Lester C. and Leona P.
John W. and Marjorie A.
Edwin and Annie D. Otto F. F. and Merle R.
Joseph and Janet M.
John A. and Momise E. William E. and Edith B.
Peter and Mary
8 Regina Margaret Sawyer Elsie May Mason
Ralph J. and Nellie F.
Charles A. and Edith
William O. and Flora A.
Peter J. and Margaret
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MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN TOWN OF READING FOR YEAR 1923
Date Names
Age Occupation
Residence
Jan.
1 Gerald Horace Brooks Mildred May Averill
22
Chauffeur
Reading
20
Stenographer
No. Reading
17 Arthur M. Ward
45
Fisherman
Reading
Lucy MacDonald
32 Housework
Reading
29 Harold N. Hardy
23
Chauffeur
Reading
Elvera Milliken
25
Housekeeper
Reading
Feb.
10 George Frank Willard Edna Eleanor Satre
25
Stenographer
Reading
11 Henry Albert Castine Eileen Pearl Hall
18 At home
Reading
11 Chester L. White Cora L. Hardy
17
At home
Reading
17 Louis E. Demars
33
Chauffeur
Reading
Anna A. (Mooney) Ross
24 Bookkeeper
Reading
17 Walden W. Watters Amy C. Sanborn
22 Welder
Boston
21 Clerk
Boston
Mar.
2 Alton William Braun Eleanor Frances Parker
21
Ticker Clerk
Reading
21 Stenographer
Reading
10 Leon F. MacDonald
26
Battery Maker
Reading
Jennie Johnson
32 Secretary
Boston
10 John J. Granfield Doris Madeline Hill 20
26
Clerk
Jamaica Plain
26 None
Reading
26 Bruce Gustave Swanson Grace Frances Skinner
37
Clerk
Reading
28 Walter M. Hovey Charlotte Lillian Johnston
50 Mill Operative
Lowell
31 Howard G. Burns Mae L. Young
19 Housework
Wilmington
31 Earl Ross Hutchinson
23 Trainman
Reading
Sarah Gray McCoy
19 Mail Clerk
Boston
Apr.
1 Albert D. Gadbois Rose A. Frotten
24
Packer
Reading
17 Knitter
Melrose
8 Dana Oscar Miller
47 Plumber
Reading
Annie Maude Henry Wormell
44 At home
Reading
10 George Patterson Agnes E. Rees
27 Coremaker
Reading
30 Operator
Reading
12 Joseph Amirault Jeanette Muise
24
Salesman
Hudson, N. H. Reading
18 At home
26
Clerk
Boston
25 Clerk
Reading
21 Manager
Reading
20 Printer
Stoneham
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