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No monument or permanent marker shall be erected upon a lot until the lot is fully paid for, nor shall any monument be erected, marker set or work done upon any lot against which bills for care are overdue.
9. The Trustees and the Town shall not be liable for damage to monuments or markers. In this connection it is recommended that
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markers with raised letters, which are subject to injury despite every precaution which can be taken, and monuments having bases with polished or hammered sides, which are likewise subject to injury, be not used. Any monument or marker may be of granite.
The use of limestone, soapstone, marble, sandstone cast or cement stone and metals shall be subject to the approval in each case of the Trusteees.
10. A stone cutter or other person who is to do any work upon a structure erected upon a lot or grave must before beginning work file with the Trustees or with the Superintendent a written permit signed by the proprietor of the lot or grave upon which the work is to be done, and the doing of all such work shall be under the super- vision of the Superintendent. Proprietors or other persons performing any work upon a lot or grave must remove all refuse material im- mediately, and must not leave tools of any kind in the cemetery over night.
11. Each lot shall be marked by suitable corner posts to be erected by the Trustees and the number of the lot shall be legibly and permanently marked upon the premises.
12. Proprietors shall not have the right to set out or plant trees, shrubs and plants and no tree shall be cut down or destroyed without the special permission of the Trustees. No fence, curbing, hedge or other landmark shall be erected except with the approval of the Trus- tees. If any tree, shrub or hedge shall be by means of roots or branches or otherwise become detrimental to the cemetery or other lots, the Trustees may remove the same.
Interments and Removals
13. No interments shall be made until the Superintendent shall have been furnished with a permit such as is required by the laws of Massachusetts, together with an order from the proprietor or the representatives of the lot, nor till all fees have been paid.
14. Notice of any interment must be given to the Superintendent a reasonable time in advance of the date of burial. Such notice must give the name and age of the deceased, grave number, lot number, exact size of box and the name of the undertaker in charge of interment. No responsibility will be assumed for any mistake occurring for want of precise and proper information furnished in such notice, especially as to the lot in which the interment is desired, nor for any orders. given over the telephone. Fees for opening graves, making and record- ing interments, re-interments, use of receiving tomb, funerals after working hours or upon Sundays, Saturday afternoons or holidays and other services shall be established by the Trustees from time to time and shall be paid in advance.
15. Persons desiring work done upon any lot or grave must
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present satisfactory proof of ownership or authority.
16. Bodies deposited in the receiving tomb between May 1 and November 30 shall remain not over one week except by special per- mission.
Bodies deposited after November 30 and before May 1 following, may if in proper condition, remain until said May 1st but must be interred on or before May 15 following. No casket or coffin containing a body which has been deposited in a receiving tomb shall be opened except upon order of a member of the immediate family of the deceased person, nor in any event when in the judgment of the Supintendent the body is in improper condition. The Superintendent shall give reasonable notice to persons by whom the remains have been deposited in the receiving tomb before proceeding to inter the same.
General Regulations
17. All funeral processions shall be subject to the direction and control of the Superintendent while in any cemetery.
18. No firearms shall be allowed within any cemetery except at military funerals or memorial exercises.
19. Proper conduct during funeral services shall be enforced and no loud conversation or smoking permitted. Automobiles except as a part of a funeral procession, may be excluded from any cemetery and when permitted must not exceed a speed of 15 miles per hour. No vehicle shall be turned around on any driveway but must take the circuit of the section. Vehicles meeting a funeral procession must come to a stop until the procession has passed.
20. All persons passing through any cemetery must walk in the pathways, and must not trespass upon lots which do not belong to them, or upon lawns except for the purpose of gaining access to their own lots.
All loitering and playing is forbidden.
21. No person shall gather flowers, remove, cut, break or mark any tree, shrub or plant or mark or deface any structure within the cemetery.
The placing of flowers for decoration and the removal of the same shall be under the control of the Superintendent.
22. The soliciting of business by any person within the cemetery is prohibited.
23. No employee shall receive any fee or gratuity from any person except the standard fees prescribed by the Trustees and to be paid to the Town.
Any employee violating this rule shall be dismissed.
24. The Trustees shall have authority to grant permission to proprietors to depart in special instances from the provisions of the foregoing regulations in and only in cases where it clearly appears that the spirit and intent of the regulations will not thereby be violated.
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Article 1. On motion of William W. Weeks, it was voted that the Moderator be instructed to consider the appointment of Mrs. Emily P. Howard as one of the Committee on the investigating of the feasi- bility of uniting with another Town in cstablishing a Hospital.
The following were appointed to check the voters entering the town meeting and were duly sworn by the Town Clerk.
David Whelton
Jesse N. Thaxter
Robert C. Chesley
Catherine L. Doherty
They reported that 192 names were checked as entering said meeting.
On motion of Charles F. Trevor, it was voted to adjourn without date.
MILLARD F. CHARLES, Town Clerk.
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
Section 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 certi- ficate from the city or town clerk, stating that said births have been reported in conformity with the requirements 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.
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SECTION 6, CHAPTER 444, ACTS 1897
Section 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.
HUNTING AND FISHING LICENSES IN 1929
268 Sporting Licenses @ $2.25
$603.00
23 Trapping Licenses @ $2.25 51.75
42 Trapping Licenses @ .75c 31.50
3 Non-Resident Sporting Licenses @ $2.25 6.75
7 Duplicate Licenses @ .50c 3.50
Total Receipts
$696.50
338 Licenses @ .25c Town Clerks Fee 84.00
Balance due Fish and Game Commission $612.50
1929 Paid Fish and Game Commission :
February 12, Paid
$ 71.00
March 8, Paid
25.00
April 2, Paid
10.50
May 7, Paid
88.50
June 5, Paid
40.00
July 3, Paid
70.00
August 6, Paid
52.00
September 4, Paid
33.00
October 8, Paid
42.00
November 6, Paid
118.00
December 3, Paid
56.50
January 10, Paid
6.00
Total
$612.50
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DOGS LICENSED DURING THE YEAR 1929
June 1, 356 Males @ $2.00 $712.00
June 1, 56 Females @ $5.00 280.00
June 1, 3 Kennels @ $25.00 75.00
Total Receipts $1067.00
415 Licenses @ .20c 83 00
June 1, Paid County Treasurer $984.00
1929
Dec. 1, 160 Males @ $2.00 $320.00
Dec. 1, 57 Females @ $5.00
285.00
Dec. 1, 2 Kennel Licenses @ $50.00 100.00
Total Receipts $705.00
219 Licenses @ .20c
43.80
Total
$661.20
Total Paid County Treasurer $1645.20
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BIRTHS REGISTERED IN TOWN OF READING FOR YEAR 1929.
Date
Name
Parent
Jan.
1 Ann Beverly Ellis
1 Herbert Nathaniel McSheehey Harold J. and Bertha C.
2 Herbert John Robertson
2 Thelma Mae Sears
8 Jean Louise LeBlanc
George D. and Mary C.
9 Roy James Brogan, Jr.
10 Lewis Clinton Bancroft
Roy J. and Margaret O. Clinton L. and Ruth B.
11 11 15 John Edward Gaffney
15 Laura Keith Post
16 Philip Dow
16 Raymond Edward O'Brien, Jr. Raymond E. and Mary V.
17 Charles Alvan Barbour
20 Lois Marie Morrison
Cynthia Elizabeth Upton
24 30 Lawrence Lyle DeLong, Jr.
Arthur A. and Marion B. William H. and Hazel H. Joshua D. and Helen C. Lawrence L. and Margaret. M.
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Feb. 2 3 Gloria Louise Scribner
4 Barbara Marion Cail
5 Marjorie Gertrude Lauriat
8 Barbara Ann O'Brien
13 Dolores Doreen Garvia 13 Zella Marie Peters
13 Miles Adams Seaver
26 Beverly Anne Keefe
28 Ruth May Warburton
Frederick W. and Margaret D. James B. and Lillian M. Herbert W. and Helen W. Philip H. and Eva L. Joseph and Mary C. John L. and Josephine G. Ora L. and Greta M. James F. and Dorothy M. Wm. A. and Ruth D.
Mar.
2 Richard Gray 6 Shirley Ann Davis 6 9 Lillian May Sawyer
10 Alice Halloran 14 Tyler Harris Brown
15 Roy Joseph Arsenault
Robert G. and Bertha P. Victor H. and Madeline H.
Frederick D. and Harriet F. Nicholas W. and Alice L. Clarence D. and Agnes R. Joseph and Mary M.
Louis A. and Beulah G.
Herbert L. and Annie E. John H. and Ada G.
Michael C. and Gertrude H. Frank S. and Elise D. Clarence L. and Joanna N.
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BIRTHS REGISTERED IN TOWN OF READING FOR YEAR 1929.
Date
Name
Parent
Mar.
20 Robert Nesbitt
23 Glendyne Althea Smith
23 Philip Drummond Winn
24 John Parker Dewey
24 Ethel Whittredge
25 Ethel Beauchamp
27 Elizabeth Jewel Shaw
Roland N. and Nellie S. James L. and Helen I.
April
5 Audrey DePattie 7 Homer Dante Valido
8 Eileen Mary O'Malley
9 Carolyn MacBrayne
15 Roy Alvin Conrad, Jr.
15 Rita Marie Lorgoree
16 Beverly Hope Flater
19 Margaret Ellison
19 Margaret Elizabeth McLean
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24 Manuel D. Pitt
May
1 Richard Harris Brownie Aulenbach
3 Frederick Sheehan
6 David Clark Evans
6 Ernest Dalton Richmond, 3d.
8 Mary Helen Hubbard
10 Carl Cluff Gonnam
12 Richard Fulton Perley
13 Paul Edward Doucette
13 Mary Eunice Muise
16 Marilyn Reed Batchelder
18 Norah Evelyn Connors
18 James Leonard Surette
19 Dorothy Elizabeth Sherrod Ignatio John Palumbo
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22 Ann Adele LeFave
25 Marilyn Ruth Foley
26 Richard Anslem Muse
Herman E. and Edna Y. Lewis Q. and Lillian F.
Charles H. and Agnes D.
Parker F. and Lempi T.
Leonard C. and Marie H.
Walter E. and Alma M. Rosario and Blanche G. John J. and Anna C. Thurlow and Jeanette U. Roy A. and Hattie G. George E. and Mary D.
Harold M. and Bertha Q.
Guy W. and Margaret R. Amos M. and Ethelinda N.
Robert and Annie M.
Harris S. and Helen G. William P. and Florence C. F. Clifford and Edith D.
Ernest D. Jr. and Katherine W .. Simon D. and Delsie D. Harold E. and Elizabeth H. Howard J. and Bertha P. Clarence L .and Frances S. Simon and Sarah D. Elmer R. and Lillian L. John and Florence D. Leo A. and Althea A. James L. and Anna W. John and Mary S.
John H. and Genevieve D. Walter W. and Estelle L. J. Peter and Mary A.
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BIRTHS REGISTERED IN TOWN OF READING FOR YEAR 1929.
Date
Name
Parent
May
27 Joyce Barbara Smith
28 Ruth Marie Doucette
29 Douglas Phillip Doucette
Donald S. and Theodora W. Jerry and Florence D. Douglas P. and Gertrude M.
June
1 Gloria Shirley Dickinson
4 Dorothy Frances Ferrick
10 William Howard Chipman
15 Margaret Idella Campbell
23 25 David Leonard Castine
27 Gerard Ralph Dolliver, Jr.
27 William Bradford England
29 Joseph Lawrence Doucette
Orrison L. and Olga P. John J. and Hannah B.
Henry A. and Phyllis M. Allan and Carolyn B.
Salvatore and Rose F.
Wilbur F. and Catherine L.
Gerard R. and Maude P.
Holstead and Gladys C.
Joseph H. and Julia D.
July
1 Orrin Leonard Dyer, Jr.
5 Robert William Brown
7 Gordon Steckewich
14 17 Frank Richard Foster
19 Jean Marilyn Ames
19 Daniel Joseph Bennett
21 Richard Arthur Grant
22 Kathleen Ann Meuse
22 Nita Michelini
23 Mary Ethel Jacqueline Ricard
26 Eleanor Elaine Macleod
28 Mary Anne Dunn
29 Richard Kyle Hersee
Orrin L. and Alice R. William G. and Margaret M. John and Anastasia H.
Harold P. and Frances M. John F. and Ruth H. Austin F. and Mary K. John A. and Florence T. William E. and Edith C. Ralph A. and Dorothy K. Roderick R. and Edith M. Everett W. and Grace R. Frank J. and Catherine D. David E. and Doris K.
Aug.
1 Mary Jennie Burbine
5 Jean Shirley Chase
8 Phyllis May Benson
17 Henderson
J. Edward and Rosalie D. Charles N. and Evelyn A. Gilman D. and May H. Richard W. and Irene M.
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BIRTHS REGISTERED IN TOWN OF READING FOR YEAR 1929.
Date
Name
Parent
Aug.
23 Meredith Ackerman
Dean W. and Gladys T.
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28 Marjorie Jean McLucas
Ernest M. and Agnes N. Harold N. and Marion C.
29 Harold Newell Dugin, Jr. Sept. 1 3 Joseph Raymond Doucette
Jerome and Mary P. Thomas N. and Mary C.
5 Barbara Joan Richards
5 Sally Ann McPartland
7 Robert Frederick Brown
9 Eliot Kelsey Perry
10 Richard Dean Peters
11 Arthur Michelini
13 Edith Lillian Hadley
13 Sally Viall
13 Katherine Anne Thompson
16 Robert Warren Cobbett
18 Alfred Hanson Wheeler
19 Joan Nelson
21 Prudence Waugh
Frederick V. and Irma W.
23 23 Dennis Edmund Doucette
25 Marjory Lee Collins
26 Edward Charles Wright
27 Charles Harold Sullivan
27 Barbara Louise Nickerson
28 Glenna Louise Maling
Oct.
2 John Northup Anderson
3 Dorothy Elizabeth Coolidge
4 Hazel Elenor Reynolds
6 Ruth Elizabeth Ruggles
12 Donald William Cook
13 Evelyn May Surette 17 Barbara Ann Murphy
20 Charles Henry Doucette, Jr.
21 Edward Anthony Bove
22 Dorothy Viola Toussaint
24 William Stephen Brogan
Eli J. and Margaret D.
Harry B. and Nellie W.
Albert J. and Catherine B.
Charles H. and Bertha D.
Charles N. and Elizabeth H.
John C. and Katherine S.
John H. and Mildred E. Frank C. and Bertha B. Levi and Gladys C.
Gould B. and Edna W.
Herbert J. and Lillian W.
Joseph M. and Bertha L. Benjamin F. and Mildred C. Charles H. and Eva D. Charles and Mary M. Alpha and Rose D. Edwin A. and Hilda C.
Richard B. and Alma S.
Robert M. and Greta S. Gardner A. and Ethel K. Walter W. and Dorothea C.
Arthur and Helen N.
Leslie C. and Annie D.
Milton B. and Jennie G.
Henry I. and Catherine W.
Arthur and Clara D.
Sidney S. and Florence K.
Dewey and Ruth B.
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BIRTHS REGISTERED IN TOWN OF READING FOR YEAR 1929.
Date
Name
Parent
Nov.
2 Robert Harry Hewitt, Jr.
2 Peter Elein Surettet
5 Robert Thomas Richards
7 Mary Lou Conron
Arthur L. and Dorothy B.
Edward R. and Hannah S.
14 Robert George Humphrey
George A. and Fleda B.
16 Lawrence Bradford Poole
George W. G. and Margaret S.
Kermet B. and Dorritt W.
Eli J. and Mary M.
Samuel and Elizabeth S.
2 William Edward Hickey
6 Marian Ruth Skinner
7 Clarice Irene Jacobs
7 James Herbert Carnes
Harold A. and Helen C.
Harold M. and Hattie N.
Lawrence W. and Margaret B.
14 Charles Howard Enos
17 Roxanne Chase
Carll S. and Eleanor U.
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31 Vernon Robert Sillars
Elmer V. and Gertrude L.
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN TOWN OF READING FOR PREVIOUS YEARS
Date Name
Parents
1909
Oct.
2 George Frederick Watts
Rowland H. and Beatrice S.
1928
Oct
6 Patricia Ruth Williams
George B. and Eleanor K.
1885
Dec.
6 Carolyn Peabody Wier 1859
Benjamin and Minnie E.
Sept.
7 Clarence Albert Rowell
Stephen P. and Hannah
18 Betty Vernette Smith
29 William Joseph Doucette
30 Burton Stuart Lieberman Dec.
Robert H. and Lena H.
Peter E. and Adele D.
James F. and Clara B.
11 Shirley Elizabeth Lord
George T. and Elizabeth M. William and Vera A.
Joseph J. and Sarah S.
9 Jean Marjorie Rogers 10 Hugh Richard Reed
Joseph G. and Adelaide O.
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MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN TOWN OF READING, YEAR 1929
Date Names
Age Occupation
Residence
Jan.
17 Frederick D. Sawyer Harriet M. Flanders
26
Painter
Reading
18 Maynard Gardner Clemons Mary Butters
27 Title Examiner
24 Nurse
Reading Wakefield
26 Richard Joseph McPartland 21 Boxmaker Alma Louise Sawyer 20 Hair Dresser
Reading
27 Elmer F. Dodge Helen Melendy
20 Gas Sta. Attendant
Wakefield
18 At Home
Reading
Feb.
1 Ralph Carlyle Taylor Barbara Whitcomb Hibbard
3 Thomas Richards
22 Machine Operator
Boston Wakefield
Mary Lillian Castine
21 Laundry Worker
Reading
5 Orrin Leonard Dyer Alice (Robinson) Grimes
29 At Home
Reading
49 Painter and Decorator
Malden
46 Accountant Malden
19 Drug Clerk
Reading
21 Stenographer
Stoneham
Mar.
1 Russell F. Durgin Frances A. Hayward
9 William F. Hunter 24
Salesman
Reading
Eva G. Osgood 22 Dental Asst.
Melrose
9 G. Ralph Laighton Florence L. McLennon 53 At Home Reading
23 John Joseph Silva, Jr. Dorothy Ferreira 18 Candy Packer
31 David L. Rodgers, Jr. Dorothy E. (Edwards)
30 Bank Clerk
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Austin 29 At Home
Malden
Apr.
6 Edward G. Quinlan 31 Lawyer Ethel T. O'Donnell 25 Stenographer
Reading
Dorchester
8 Peter Andrew Gallant 44 Clerk Ann Josephine Gallant 43 Housekeeper
Melrose
Reading
9 James Ellis Tisdale 61 Laundry Needham
Evelyn M. (Merrill) Rogers 38 At Home
Reading
23 Collection Agency
Reading
18 Stenographer
Lynn
17 Carl J. Adebahr Pearl F. Messinger
26 Kenneth Benjamin Rivers Marie Estelle Hovey
25 Garage Man
Rowley
17 At Home
No. Wilmington
70 Banker Portsmouth, N. H.
23 Chauffeur
Cambridge
Cambridge
36 Automobile Instructor
Reading Wakefield
18 Housework
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MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN TOWN OF READING, YEAR 1929
Date Names
Age Occupation
Residence
Apr.
20 Charles Raymond Reed Gretchen Adelaide Bowers
22 Druggist
Lexington
21 Dental Hygienist
Reading
25 William James Barkley Marion Bell Lane
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Secretary
Reading
26 Walter Wyllis Pearse Mary Isabel MacDonald 25 31
27 Nelson Benton Young Christine Horton Fife 29 Musician
Reading
May
4 Raymond V. Lovejoy 25 Evelyn Elizabeth McDermott 22
Salesman
Pittsfield
Graduate Nurse
Pittsfield
8 John Reuben Surrette Mildred Taylor
21 Salesman
Reading
21 Clerk
Medford
16 William James Parr
42 Fire Insurance Adjuster Albany, N. Y.
Julia Marie Etoll
24 At Home
Troy, N. Y.
21
Fredrick Thomas Burns Violet Margaret McSheehy
20 At Home
Reading
June
1 Don Roy Spencer Josephine Laura Mintiens
23 Truck Driver
Reading
18 Machine Operator
Medford
29 P. O. Clerk Waltham
26 Bank Clerk Reading
2 Donald Collins Wells Frances Martha Gill
20 Clerk
Malden
25 Clerk
Reading
23
Stenographer
Reading
10 Elmer Vernon Sillars Gertrude Lillian McDonnell 29 Clerk
28 Salesman
Reading
11 William A. Green 43 Salesman Reading Margaret H. Hazleton 43 Factory Work Reading
15 James Emerson Christie Ruth Wescott
23 Display Manager
20 Secretary
Reading
Reading
Woburn
67 Steam and Gas Fitter Reading
Hair Dresser Dorchester
17 Goodwin J. Atkinson 27 Salesman
Reading
39
Manager
Winthrop
Somerville
Mechanic
Secretary
Somerville
29 Musician
Reading
21 Laundryman Reading
22 Art Glass Mechanic No. Reading
Somerville
Wakefield
15 Hugh McLarren Marshall 25 Brakeman Margaret Agatha McHugh 28 Comptometer Operator
15 George Upton Noyes Ada Florence (Clay) Beatey 62
2 Francis Gallagher Ethel Mary Collins
10 Robert Edmond Ham Priscilla Vining Webster
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MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN TOWN OF READING, YEAR 1929
Date
Names
Age Occupation
Residence
June
Gladys E. Froburg
22
Cashier
Reading
17 Roger E. D'Entremont Leone Grace Doucette
25 Fibre Worker
Reading
19 Bookkeeper
Reading
17 Francis Greeley Mary Louise McMahon
31 Die Maker
Reading
22 Orrin S. Gray
56 Chauffeur
Reading
Edna M. (Wood) Clark
38 Housekeeper
Reading
22 Carter Kimball Ruggles Doris Gertrude Sanders
22
Hair Dresser
Reading
22 William David Quillen Grace Dorothy Kennedy
23 Secretary
Melrose
23 Thomas Francis Gallagher Mary M. Ryan
22
Clerk
Reading
22 Artist
Reading
29 Ivar Frederick Johnson Ethel Doris Comee
26
Painter
Reading
29 Henry Carlton Milton Gladys French
25
Teacher
Reading
30 Rubber Worker
Reading
26 At Home
Wakefield
July
11 Walter Doucette
21 Florist
Reading
Gertrude Christine Paulsen
23 Registered Nurse
Woburn
13 Edward Foley
27 Rattan Worker
Wakefield
Lottie Jamieson
36 Rattan Worker
Wakefield
13 Robert John Scott Lillian Edith Peters
22 Stenographer
Somerville
14 Abel William Meuse
27
Rubber Worker
Reading
Mary Louise Castine
25 Shoe Worker
Reading
14 Arthur Edward Turner 23 Chauffeur Ada Mary Pettipas 27 At Home
Reading
22 Charles G. Simpson Isabel G. Fyfe 45 At Home
29
Merchant
Reading
19 Student
Reading
30 Dion Patrick Burke
26
Clerk
Reading
Suzanne Elise Vanbellinghen 21
Spooler
Lawrence
Aug.
1 Henry S. Blethen
45 Building Supt.
Boston
Reading
29 Stuart Forbes Richards Ednamay Kelso
22
Teller
Reading
30 John Devney Nona Connolly
29 At Home
Wilmington
24 Broker
Reading
28 Manager
Reading
23 Stenographer
Wakefield
24 Lead Burner
Woburn
Reading
39 Electrician Reading
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MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN TOWN OF READING, YEAR 1929
Date
Names
Age Occupation
Residence
Aug.
Beatrice M. Flagg
25 Bookkeeper
Reading
3 William Patrick MacMahon 29
Salesman
Salem
Margaret Teresa Very
29 At Home
Reading
5 Alex G. Newbury Florence A. Palmer
32 Chauffeur
Saugus
40 Hair Dresser
Melrose
10 Hazen Curtis, Jr. Bertha Marguerite Harris 25
25 Salesman
Reading
12 William Granville Low Mary Katherine Hart
22 Bookkeeper
Lynn
25 Clarence Richard Croswell Ethel May Powers
21 Housemaid
Sanford, Maine
26 Howard Nash Oram Rona Ellen Veno
20 Waitress
Everett
22 Lumberman
Melrose
31 Karl Frederic Barrett Gladys Genevieve Morrow
19 Operator
Reading
Sept.
7 James Warren Killam, Jr. Gladys Mae Trevor
27 Attorney
Reading
26 Dental Hygienist
Reading
7 Frederick August Peterson Mary Elizabeth Nickerson
38 Foreman
Cambridge
31 Secretary
Reading
8 Fred Wylder Merritt Bookkeeper Mary Angela Foley 23 Bookkeeper 25
Reading
10 Samuel W. Ingraham Mary E. (Bockman)
65 None
Hopkinton
Saunders
56 At Home Boston
20 Shoe Cutter
Wakefield
19 At Home Reading
26 Civil Engineer White Plains, N. Y.
26 Secretary
Reading
23 Mechanic
Reading
22 Bookkeeper
Reading
26 Merchant
Reading
29 Housework
Reading
18 Farmer
Reading
17 Stitcher
Arlington
41 Shipper
Reading
17 Harry Russell Thompson Mabel (Palmer) Robinson 42 At Home
Reading
21 Banker
Reading
20 At Home
Reading
Hair Dresser
Meuthen
22 Lather
Reading
28 Lineman
No. Reading
22 Mechanic
Reading
13 Richard Walter LeBlanc Edna Rose Davis
14 Charles Stoddard Connor Eleanor Hedges
14 Charles Lucian Nelson Zelda Frances Ainsworth
15 Herman Brown Marion May McLeod
15 George Joseph Farpella Mary Grace George
21 Brooks Carter White Mary Elizabeth Adden
Melrose
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MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN TOWN OF READING, YEAR 1929
Date Names
Age Occupation
Residence
Sept.
22 Donald W. Mills
32 Painter
Everett
Sadie Rich
19 Nurse
Lynn
26 Louis Nelson Porter Marie Clemente Surette
22
Housework
Reading
28 Albert L. Tuttle
65
Sheet Metal Worker
Reading
Isabel M. (Keyes) Crane 60
Housework
Reading
29 Walter John Francis
22 Service Station
Operator
Cambridge
Elizabeth Hildur Younghans 19 Oct.
Office Clerk
Reading
2 Alfred Elmore Tyler Ermel Minnie Sturgis
21 Merchant
Reading
20 Private Secretary
Wakefield
53 Crossing Tender
Wakefield
Gallagher 49 At Home
Reading
5 William Webster Crockett Bernice Kathleen Harpell
22
Clerk
Reading
23
Bookkeeper
Reading
8 Benedetto DeMatteo Madeline Sybil Grantor
24 Dental Assistant
Bradford
9 Harold Edward Quigley Helen Zaida Dickinson
23
Seaman
Reading
At Home
Reading
26
Clerk
Reading
25 Clerk
Reading
12 John Joseph Graham Mary Anna Spillane
24 Stenographer
Reading
12 William James Score, Jr. Mary Carolyn Lewis
19
Printer
Reading
18 Clerk
Reading
12 John Joseph Scanlon Bernice Margarite Doucette
21 Bookkeeper
Reading
26 Contractor
Reading
13 Fred Wayland Nelson Ellen Anita Sandberg
21 Commercial Artist
Dorchester
14 Donald Hart Briggs Catherine A. Ring
31 Secretary
Haverhill
14 Ralph Erman Noble Phyllis Marjorie Lowe
21 Copy Writer
Boston
18 Frank W. Mckellar Bernice E. Hook 32 Cashier 30 Clerk
Boston
30 Lawyer
Chelsea
19 Paul John McDonald Alice Teresa Ahern
30 Bank Clerk
Reading
21
12 John Joseph Finnerty Edna May Sullivan
24 Town Employee
Stoneham
24 Engineer
Stoneham
26 Insurance
Reading
21 Printer
Medford
Allston
23 Fisherman
Wakefield
4 James Joseph Ferrick Catherine Ellen (McArdle)
24 Track Foreman
Reading
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MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN TOWN OF READING, YEAR 1929
Date Names
Age Occupation
Residence
Oct.
26 Robert John Quigley
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