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Crossing Tender Farmer
Farmer
Milton T. Holt, Forest avenue Chas. B. Osbon, Middlesex avenue
Postmaster
Michael J. McMahon, Middlesex avenue
Mail Carrier Currier Laborer
Charles H. Skank, Salem street
Joseph M. Hill, High street
William B. Hoyt, Woburn street
Blacksmith Mechanic
Farmer
TOWN CLERK'S REPORT
RECORDS OF WARRANTS AND PROCEEDINGS OF TOWN MEETINGS, BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, WITH STATEMENT OF MONEY PAID TO THE COUNTY TREASURER ON ACCOUNT OF DOG LICENSES.
TOWN WARRANT
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
Middlesex ss.
To William E. Swain, Constable of the Town of Wilmington :- Greeting :
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and in the manner provided in Sect. 2, Art. 1, of the By-Laws, you are hereby directed to notify and warn the inhabitants of the Town of Wilmington qualified by law to vote in town affairs to meet and assemble at the Town Hall on Monday, the fifth day of March next, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, the polls to be opened at ten o'clock A. M., " and may be closed at four o'clock P. M., for the election of officers," and to act upon the following articles, namely :
Art. 1. To elect by ballot a Moderator to preside at said meeting.
Art. 2. To bring in your votes on one ballot for three Select- men, " who shall also act as Assessors and Overseers of the Poor," Town Clerk, Treasurer, Collector of Taxes, one School Committee for three years, one School Committee for one year, Constable, Auditor, three Fence Viewers, one Cemetery Committee for three years, one Sinking Fund Commissioner for three years, two Trus- tees of the Public Library for three years; also to vote upon the following question, viz .: " Shall license be granted for the sale of intoxicating liquors in this town ? Yes or No."
Art. 3. To choose all other necessary town officers for the year ensuing.
Art. 4. To hear reports of Committees and act thereon.
Art. 5. To see how much money the town will vote to raise and appropriate for the support of schools, school books and sup-
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plies, and salary of Superintendent of Schools; for salary of School Committee, for highways, roads and bridges, for the support of the poor, for repairs of public buildings, for care and improvement of cemeteries, for support of the Public Library, for police, for salary of town officers, for printing, for outstanding indebtedness, for notes payable, for interest, for removing snow, for miscellaneous expenses, for abatement of taxes, for Fire Department, and for state and county taxes.
Art. 6. To see how much money the town will raise and appropriate for the observance of Memorial Day, and determine how the same shall be expended.
Art. 7. To see what method the town will adopt for the col- lection of taxes, and determine the compensation of the Collector.
Art. 8. To see if the town will authorize the Treasurer, under the direction of the Selectmen, to borrow money in anticipation of taxes.
Art. 9. To see if the town will vote to authorize the Select- men to purchase an improved road machine.
Art. 10. To see if the town will vote to change the name of the following streets in the north part of the town: Andover street, from the end of Middlesex avenue to Flint street, to be called Middlesex avenue ; the street leading from the Tewksbury line to the North Reading line, to be called Salem street; and Andover street, to begin at the junction of Salem st., near house of Levi Swain, and run to the Andover line.
Art. 11. To see if the town will vote to accept and improve the private way leading from the junction of Burlington avenue and Chestnut street to the house of Andrew Lawson, or do any- thing in relation thereto.
Art. 12. To see if the town will appropriate $400.00 to pay one-half the cost of building a cement sidewalk six feet wide in front of the premises owned by Mr. Stillman C. White on Middle- sex avenue.
Art. 13. To see what action the town will take in regard to
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the suppression of the Gypsy and Brown Tail Moths, and raise and appropriate a sum of money therefor.
Art. 14. To see if the town will vote to establish a salary for the office of Sealer of Weights and Measures, or do anything in relation to the same.
Art. 15. To see what action the town will take in regard to the proposed History of the Town of Wilmington.
Art. 16. To see what action the town will take in relation to certain assets, as shown under the table of assets in the annual report.
Art. 17. To see if the town will grant permission for the location of a cemetery by representatives of the Greek Church, on certain lots located on the Woburn City Land and Improvement Co. plan, in the southerly part of the town.
Art. 18. To see if the town will vote to place a telephone in the Round House of the Boston & Maine R. R., also one in the house of Joseph M. Hill, to be used for fire purposes.
Art. 19. To see if the town will accept the list of jurors as revised by the Selectmen.
Hereof fail not and make due return of this Warrant, with your doings thereon, to the Town Clerk at the time and place of said meeting.
Given under our hands and the seal of the town, this twelfth day of February, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hun- dred and six.
IGTON
THE WHITEFIELD ELM
1730
A TRUE COPY -ATTEST :
JAMES E. KELLEY,
GEORGE W. BUCK, JOHN W. HATHAWAY, Selectmen of Wilmington.
WILLIAM E. SWAIN, Constable of Wilmington.
TOWN MEETING
RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS OF THE ANNUAL TOWN MEETING,
HELD MARCH 5, 1906
In accordance with the directions of the foregoing Warrant, the voters assembled on the above date ; the votes taken as declared by the Moderator are as follows :
The meeting was called to order by the Town Clerk, the Warrant read, and Article 1 taken up.
Art. 1. Hon. Chester W. Clark was unanimously elected Moderator, the vote being taken by ballot, and the check list being used.
Art. 2. The Moderator examined the ballot box, which was found empty, the register indicated 000, the box was locked and the key delivered to the Constable. The Ballot Clerks and Tellers having been sworn, the official ballots were delivered to the Ballot Clerks, a receipt for the same being taken by the Town Clerk. The Moderator announced that the polls for the election of officers were open, and that balloting might proceed. Under this article later on it was voted that the polls for the election of officers be closed at 4.00 o'clock P. M. At the appointed time the Moderator declared the polls closed. The names checked upon the lists num- bered 187, and the ballots as counted from the ballot box numbered 187. The ballot box refusing to work on the fifth ballot, another box had to be substituted which had no register.
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The following is the vote as declared by the Moderator: FOR SELECTMEN, ASSESSORS AND OVERSEERS OF POOR
George W. Buck (elected)
John W. Hathaway (elected)
James E. Kelley ( elected)
John H. Addison
66
Otis Gowing
Blanks
73
FOR TOWN CLERK
James E. Kelley (elected )
had 150 votes
John W. Hathaway
John H. Addison
Blanks
34
FOR TREASURER
Fred A. Eames (elected )
Blanks
had 179 votes 8
FOR COLLECTOR OF TAXES
Joseph Patchett (elected )
had 173 votes
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FOR SCHOOL COMMITTEE, THREE YEARS
Howard M. Horton (elected)
had 140 votes
Edgar Folkins
66
2
C. S. Harriman
John Hathaway
66
1
Blanks
43
FOR SCHOOL COMMITTEE, ONE YEAR
Charles E. Littlefield (elected)
had 146 votes 66 1
Edgar Folkins
Blanks
40
FOR CONSTABLE
William E. Swain (elected )
had 104 votes Samuel R. Rice
74
9
Blanks
had 148 votes
142
.
131 66
1
2
1
Blanks
1
17
FOR AUDITOR
Bernard F. Doucette (elected )
had 128 votes
66
41
Almon C. Thompson
Blanks
.
18
FOR CEMETERY COMMITTEE, THREE YEARS
Donald K. Colgate (elected )
had 129 votes
W. Hale
66
1
D. Buzzell
2
Blanks
55
FOR TRUSTEES PUBLIC LIBRARY, THREE YEARS
Daniel T. Buzzell (elected)
John W. Hathaway (elected)
Blanks
76
FOR FENCE VIEWERS
George W. Buck (elected)
had 151 votes ·
John W. Hathaway (elected)
152
James E. Kelley (elected)
66 139
J. H. Addison
66 66.
Blanks
116
FOR SINKING FUND COMMISSIONER, THREE YEARS
James E. Kelley (elected )
Blanks
.
had 139 votes: 48
Yes
25 votes-
No
135
Blanks
27
had 157 votes 66 141 66
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VOTE ON LICENSE QUESTION
Art. 3. Motion made that a committee of three be appointed by the chair to bring in a list of names as nominations for the- several offices to be filled under the article. The chair appointed Charles J. Sargent, Walter D. Carter and Milton T. Holt, who submitted the following list which on motion was accepted and the nominees declared elected.
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KEEPER OF LOCK-UP William E. Swain
FIELD DRIVERS
Warren Eames
Edwin L. Day
Joshua W. Purington Charles E. Carter
Albert Gould
SURVEYORS OF LUMBER, WOOD AND BARK
Herbert C. Barrows
Ellis E. Carter
Frank L. Eames
Donald K. Colgate
Milton T. Holt
James E. Kelley
J. Arthur Taylor
W. Warren Carter
MEASURER OF LEATHER J. Arthur Taylor
PUBLIC WEIGHERS
George A. Hart W. Warren Carter
Warren Eames Willie B. McIntosh
Edward Haskell
COMMON COMMITTEE, THREE YEARS
Chester W. Clark
COMMON COMMITTEE, ONE YEAR Lawrence C. Swain
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
Milton T. Holt
POUND KEEPER Warren Eames
TREE WARDEN Howard M. Horton
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Art. 4. On motion it was voted that the reports as printed be accepted.
Art. 5. The following appropriations were voted :
For schools, school books and supplies and salary of Superin- tendent, $7,500.
Salary of School Committee. Motion made $100.00 be the amount raised and appropriated. Amendment by Mr. C. J. Sar- gent that $150.00 be the amount. The amendment was carried. The vote was then taken on the original motion as amended and decided by the Moderator in the affirmative. Amount raised and appropriated, $150.00.
Highways, Roads and Bridges . $1,800 00
Motion made by Mr. C. J. Sargent that the Selectmen be in- structed to do what is necessary to put Middlesex avenue in proper condition, and also all the sidewalks in town, and build new side- walks wherever they may deem it wise, and expend whatever sums may be necessary therefor, the same to be taken from the Street Railway Tax. The vote on the motion was declared in the affirmative.
1
Support of Poor
$700 00
Repairs of Public Buildings
800 00
Cemeteries
250 00
Motioned by Mr. Hathaway that the Selectmen be instructed to expend such part of the appropriation as necessary for the res- toration of stones and any other needful work in the old Cemetery on the west side of Middlesex avenue. Vote on motion was de- clared in the affirmative.
Support of Public Library, the unexpended from 1905
and
$ 350 00
Police
200 00
Salaries of Town Officers
1,400 00 Printing 225 00
Outstanding Indebtedness 100 00
Notes Payable (including Sinking Fund )
2,240 00
Interest
500 00
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Miscellaneous 600 00
Abatement of Taxes
200 00
Fire Department
600 00
Motion made 30 cents per hour be paid men not members of the Department for work at fires. Motion carried.
Removing snow. Expense to be paid from Street Railway Tax.
Art. 6. Memorial Day, $125. Motion made that the Mod- erator appoint a committee of three, two members of which shall be veterans of the Civil War. Moderator appointed John H. Simpson, William H. McCabe and Arthur O. Buck.
Art. 7. Motioned 2 per cent. be paid the Collector on all taxes collected ; declared in the affirmative.
Art. 8. Motioned : That the Treasurer be authorized under the direction of the Selectmen to borrow money in anticipation of the taxes of the present municipal year, to be expressly payable therefrom within one year from borrowing the same. The vote was unanimous in the affirmative.
Art. 9. Motion made to pass the article. Decided in the negative. Motioned by Mr. Edward M. Nichols that the Selectmen purchase an improved road machine at an expense not to exceed $300, the same to be paid from the Street Railway Tax. Motion carried.
Art. 10. Voted : That Andover street from the end of Middle- sex avenue to Flint street be called Middlesex avenue ; the street leading from the Tewksbury line to the North Reading line to be called Salem street; Andover street to begin at the junction of Salen street near residence of Levi Swain and run to the Andover line.
Art. 11. No action taken.
Art. 12. Motion to raise and appropriate $400 for the purpose expressed in the article declared in the negative.
Art. 13. Voted : To raise and appropriate $500.
Art. 14. Motioned : That $25 be the amount paid. After
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some remarks the motion was withdrawn by the mover with the consent of the meeting. Motion was then made to leave the matter in the hands of the Selectmen. Carried.
Art. 15. After some remarks by Mr. Bond in which he stated that for $750 he would write a book of three hundred pages and read the proof, a motion was made by Mr. C. J. Sargent as follows: That the sum of $1,550 be appropriated for the purpose of purchasing the manuscript and publishing a History of the Town of Wilmington, to be written by Arthur T. Bond, Esq .; that the same be raised by borrowing said sum, to be payable with- in ten years from the date of borrowing the same, with interest payable semi-annually; that the interest thereon be raised by tax- ation yearly ; that a Sinking Fund be established to be used for no other purpose than the payment of such debt; and that there be raised by taxation and contributed thereto annually an amount sufficient with its accumulation to extinguish the debt at maturity. The vote was taken by yea and nay, the check list being used, and the vote was as follows: yea 30, nay 24; necessary 36. Not hav- ing the necessary two-thirds the motion was lost.
Art. 16. On motion it was voted: That the Selectmen be authorized to cancel all worthless assets.
Art. 17. Voted: To pass the article.
Art. 18. On motion it was voted to have the telephones referred to in the article installed, to be used for fire purposes.
Art. 19. After striking from the list the name of John B. Mack, who died after the same was revised, and the withdrawal of the name of Peter F. McMahon at his request, the list was then accepted. The following motion was made and carried : That the Selectmen be authorized to use any money remaining in the Treasury from appropriations not used in full, " after the purposes for which the money was raised have been accomplished," to pay any liabilities incurred for other objects in excess of appropriations.
After a declaration of the vote under Art. 2 the meeting ad- journed sine die.
A true copy-Attest :
JAMES E. KELLEY, Town Clerk.
TOWN WARRANT
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
Middlesex, ss.
To William E. Swain, Constable of the Town of Wilmington, Greeting :
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts you are hereby directed to notify and warn the inhabitants of the town of Wilmington qualified by law to vote in State and town affairs to meet and assemble at the Town Hall, on Tuesday, the sixth day of November next, it being the Tuesday after the first Monday in said month, at six o'clock in the forenoon, then and there to bring in their votes on one ballot to the Selectmen for Governor, Lieu- tenant-Governor, Secretary, Treasurer, Auditor, Attorney-General, Councillor, Sixth District, Senator, Seventh Middlesex District, two Representatives to the General Court, Twentieth Middlesex District, Representative in Congress, Fifth District, County Com- missioner, Middlesex, Clerk of Courts, Middlesex, Register of Deeds, Northern District Middlesex, and County Treasurer, Mid- dlesex.
And you are further required, by the authority aforesaid, to notify and warn the inhabitants aforesaid to meet and assemble at the same place, on the same day, at ten o'clock a. m., to act upon the following articles, namely :
Art. 1. To choose a Moderator to preside at said meeting.
Art. 2. To see if the town will vote to abolish the office of Cemetery Committee and strike off the same from the official ballot.
Art. 3. To see if the town will vote that the Selectmen, for the time being, shall act as Cemetery Committee with power
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and authority to appoint a superintendent who shall be responsible to them for his acts.
The polls for the election of officers may be closed at 4 o'clock p. m.
Hereof fail not and make due return of this warrant with your doings thereon to the Selectmen at the time and place of said meeting for the election of officers.
Given under our hands and the seal of the town this twenty- fourth day of October, A. D. 1906.
GTO
HE
730 .:
WHITEFIELD ELM
A True Copy -- Attest :
JAMES E. KELLEY, JOHN W. HATHAWAY, Selectmen of Wilmington.
WILLIAM E. SWAIN,
Constable of Town of Wilmington.
RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS
At ten o'clock A. M., the hour named in the Warrant for the town meeting having arrived, the meeting was called to order by the Town Clerk and the portion of the Warrant applying thereto read. Under article 1 Warren Eames was elected Moderator by ballot, the check list being used.
Art 2. On motion it was voted to abolish said office and strike the same from the official ballot.
Art. 3. On motion it was voted the said Selectmen so act, with full power and authority to appoint a superintendent. Motion then made the town meeting be adjourned.
A true copy-Attest :
JAMES E. KELLEY, Town Clerk.
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF WILMINGTON FOR THE YEAR 1906
No.
Date of Birth
NAME OF CHILD
NAME OF PARENTS
Joseph E. Doucette, Susan F. McEnroe.
1
Jan. 25
Joseph Anthony Doucette . Harriett Germaine Cazneau
2
Feb.
20
Harold Arthur David Burnham
3
Feb. 21
4
Feb. 28
5
March 4
Leo Belanger, Clara Mourois ..
6
March 4
7
March 10
Stillborn ..
Bernard F. Doucette, M. Adeline Doucet. . .
...
8
April
8
Thomas Edward Doucette
Patrick David Sullivan, Mary Brabant. .... ..
9
April
9
10
May
5
11
May
8
12
May 30
Stillborn ..
Thomas T. Sidelinker, Alice C. Swain . -
...
13
May
31
Lawrence Talbot Sidelinker
Carl A. Cady, Alice G. Lindley .. ..
. .
. ...
. .. .
14
June
14
Stanley Cady .
Frank Doucette, Margaret Frotton.
...
15
June
26
Mary Alice Doucette.
Fred U. Wyman, Flora K. Colgate.
16
June 27
Irene Evelina Guimond
Thomas H. McMahon, Isabella C. McEnroe
18
July
13
- McMahon .
19
July
16
20
July
25
William H. Doucette, Mary Babine.
21
July
31
Rose Emily Doucette.
Charles White, Evelina Babine ..
22
Aug. 6
White.
23 24
Sept.
6
Gladys Thelma Rice
Owen Devine, Ellen Gallagher. Charles H. Rice, Susan A. Wells. Peter F. McMahon, Annie F. McEnroe Ellis E. Swain, Harriet A. Metcalf .
.
25
Sept.
22
Catherine Esther McMahon ·
26
Sept. 29
27
Sept. 30
Arnold Meairns Davis
Chester O. Hale, Jennie C. Milligan .
28 29
Oct.
17
Geraldine Grimes ·
Alphonse LaCasse, Josephine Couture
30
Oct.
18
31
Oct.
22
32
Nov.
5
William Henry Fairbrothers
33
Nov.
17
Ruth Maxine Thompson
34
Nov.
26
35
Nov.
27
Bert Quigley .
36
Dec.
9
Katherine Christina Murphy .
37
Dec. 19
Neil Maclane Byam.
38
Dec. 23
Helen Gertrude Porter.
William C. Byam, Sarah A. Maclane. Rudolph Porter, Mary White.
-
.. . . ....
Florence Beatrice Wyman
Adelard Guimond, Evelina Poirier.
..
17
July 2
..
. .
Margaret Hoban
P. Francis Hoban, Charlotte H. Hooper James B. Stirling, Robina T. Moffitt .. .
....
.
. . .
. .
.
. Herman L. Davis, Jessica Meairns.
.
. .
5
Clarence Douglas Hale.
William T. Grimes, Rose A. McMahon
. Elsie Doris LaCasse.
.
.
J. Arthur Taylor, Emma Kincaid . Charles R. Fairbrothers, Eleanor Clemons Andrew J. Thompson, Minnie H. Wells Robert C. Luther, Lillian P. Hall. William D. Quigley, Mary J. Murphy .
. .
Phylis Eloise Taylor
. William James Luther.
. . .
. James S. Murphy, Elizabeth F. White.
....
Emma Miller. .
Andrew Cazneau, Josephine Maude Henderson . Arthur Burnham, Clara E. David . Lewis J. Miller, Eleanor C. Nichols .. Leo Belanger, Clara Mourois- . .
. . ....
Twins 1 Belanger
Belanger .
.
. .
.. .
.....
. .
Annastasia Sullivan
Everett E. Taylor, May Louise Cavanaugh .
.
....
Mabel Elizabeth Taylor
Walter V. Goodridge, Hattie A. M. Snelling .
Viola May Goodridge.
...
.
Francis Ellis Swain ..
..
Oct.
Alice Devine
Aug. 25
Margaret T. Stirling.
.
....
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF WILMINGTON FOR THE YEAR 1906
No.
Date
Names of Bride and Groom
Age
Residence
Occupation
Place of Birth
Names of Parents
1
Jan.
1
Louis C. Babine Mary Muse
21
Wilmington Reading, Mass.
Sign Painter Dressmaker
Nova Scotia Reading, Mass.
Mundy Babine, Emily Muse John Muse, Sylvia Muse
2
Jan.
9
Asa G. Sheldon Susan E. Putnam
43
Wilmington Wilmington
Cattle Dealer At Home
Burlington, Mass. Wilmington
H. Allen Sheldon, Catherine Buck William H. Putnam, A. Eliza Carter
3
June 3
Robert C. Luther Lillian P. Hall
16
Woburn, Mass. Wilmington
Mason At Home
Canada Wilmington
James C. Luther, Elizabeth Luther Austin W. Hall, Emma Davis
4
June 6
Chester A. Arthur Cole Ellen- Alma Ward
23 16
Everett, Mass. Wilmington
Chauffeur At Home
Portland, Me. Charlestown, Mass.
Clarence T. Cole, Ella Eudora Gribbon Linus H. Ward, Annie H. Annable
5
June 6
James S. Murphy Elizabeth White
30
Wilmington Wilmington
Laborer Domestic
Ireland North Reading, Mass.
Patrick Murphy, Kate Reagan Peter White, Elizabeth Muse
6
June 6
George Porter Currell Effie Jane Graham
20 18
Burlington, Mass. Woburn, Mass.
Driver At Home
Charlestown, Mass. Woburn, Mass.
Joseph Currell, Sarah E. Castner Edward Graham, Mary Ray
7
June 20
Arthur G. Kidder Nettie May Boynton
23 21
Wilmington Wilmington
Towerman B.&M. At Home
Wilmington Wilmington
Frank W. Kidder, Mary A. Sheldon Frank M. Boynton, Diantha H. Murray
8
June 27
Leon F. Southmayd Ethel Maud Parker
27
Wilmington Wilmington
R. R. Watchman At Home
Campton, N. H. Gloucester, Mass.
Merrill C. Southmayd, Augusta A. Moulton Wm. H. Parker, Adelia P. Handspiker
9
July 1
Albert S. Richards Bertha A. Brabrant
20
Wilmington Wilmington
Leather Tacker At Home
S. Framingham, Mass. East Billerica, Mass.
Samuel Richards, Margaret Young Alexander Brabrant, Maria Bolieuy
10
Sept. 5
Alfred E. Preble Edith M. Snelling
26
Wilmington Wilmington
Science Teacher At Home
Wilmington Sussex, N. B.
Edward P. Preble, Marcia A. Alexander George Snelling, Mary MacDonald
11
Sept. 16
John W. Hathaway Sara E. Young
28
Wilmington Boston, Mass.
Lawyer At Home
Boston, Mass. Boston, Mass.
Francis E. Hathaway, Maria B. Brown James A. Young, Emma Gove
12
Sept. 18
James Gaw Elizabeth F. Hutchinson
26 20
Wakefield, Mass. Wilmington
Motorman Domestic
New Brunswick Nova Scotia
James Gaw, Elizabeth Seeds Samuel H. Hutchinson, Jane Hutchinson
13
Nov. 18
William Edward Mahan Mary Ellen Regan
29
Clinton, Mass. Wilmington
Plumber Waitress
Northboro, Mass. Lowell, Mass.
Joseph Mahan, Annie Molloy James L. Regan, Mary Murphy
14
Nov. 28
Lawrence J. Babine Sadie Moulesong
24
Wilmington Wakefield, Mass.
Currier At Home
Wilmington Nova Scotia
Mundy O. Babine, Emily Muse Jarvis Moulesong, Mary E. White
23
37
21
28
22
20
28
28
22
20
No.
Date of Death
Name of Deceased
Sex
C'd'n
Age Y. M. D.
Disease, or Cause of Death
Residence
Place of Birth
Names of Parents
1 2 3 4 5 6
Jan. 9 12 26 31 2 Feb. 3
Henry L. Croteau Wallace Joe Laura M. Duke
M M
0
11
Measles and Pneumonia Gastritis
F
W
75
7
4
Harrison Allen Sheldon
M
W
76
0
13 Measles and Bronchitis
John B. Mack
M
M
58
1 17 |Yellow Atrophy Liver
John Murphy
M
M
44
0
0 Pneumonia
Nora L. Nee
F M
W
73 0
0
Cancer of Face
Alexander Taylor
M
S
36 hrs 0
F F
S
0
0
40 3
3
Peritonitis and Nephritis Uremia
Wilmington
Apr.
Bernard McEnroc
M
75
11
1
Double Pleuro Pneumonia
26
Edward P. Preble
M
M
61
4
3 |D'ble Pn'm'nia & Nephritis 0
30
Stillborn
M F
S M M
0 25
4
0 Tubercular Meningitis
Canada Ireland
22 26
Herbert Merritt
M
M
55
7
0 Poisoning by Wood Alcohol 2 Dilatation of Heart
Salem, Mass. Harrisburg, Penn.
Henry H. McCabe
M
29
23 Pulmonary Tuberculosis 4 4 8 |Wh'ping Cough & P'monia
Wilmington Derry, N. H.
July 8
13
- McMahon
F
31
Geo. E. P. Morgan
M ₣
M S
0
F
S
0
0
14 Def. of Throat & Cleft Pal. 2 |Premature Birth
M
M
33
2
0 Appendicitis & Peritonitis
13
Henry L. Bancroft
M
W
73
8 6 5 R. R. Accident
Wilmington Wilmington Wilmington
Timothy Bancroft, Abigail Batchelder Benjamin Eames, Hannah Burt
Sept. 2 3 4
Vashti B. Holt Stillborn Grace Lowell Clatur
F M F
S
M
M
80
0
Chronic Nephritis
19
David H. Boyce Joseph King
M
M S
0
3
Pneumonia
Wilmington
Oct. Nov.
Florence B. Wyman
F
W
84
7
Cancer of Liver
Wilmington
Abel Frost, Nancy Gould Josiah Linfield, Sarah A. Rousell
Dec.
18
Bernard Babine
The following named persons were buried in Wilmington, but died elsewhere, during the year 1906:
Mar.
8 Francis F. Nichols, at Lynn, Mass., aged 47 yrs. 2 mos. 16 days
2 Edward O. Gowing, at Ardmore, Pa., aged 51 yrs. 4 mos.
Apr. Apr. 3 Maquis A. Hanson, at Rochester, N. H., aged 68 yrs.
May 7 A. B. Albion Wilcox, at Lowell, Mass., 58 yrs. 4 mos. Aug. 27 Samuel H. Gowing, at Wakefield, Mass., 69 yrs. 24 days Aug. 29 Russell Upton, at Nahant, Mass., aged 75 yrs. 11 mos. 17 days
Sept. 11 Henry H. Bisbee, at Worcester, Mass., aged 46 yı's.
Oct. 9 David C. Collieo, at Boston, Mass., aged 52 yrs.
Oct. William Gage Sheldon, at Lawrence, aged 33 yrs. 8 mos. 15 days 10
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11 Mary W. Pearson, at Boston, Mass., aged 80 yrs. 2 mos.
Oct. 22 William W. Hunter, at Youngstown, Ohio, aged 35 yrs.
Dec. 6 Hitty Florence Pray Miller, at Woburn, Mass., aged 2 yrs. 13 days
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