Town of Wilmington Annual Report 1913-1914, Part 8

Author: Wilmington (Mass.)
Publication date: 1913
Publisher: Town of Wilmington
Number of Pages: 344


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Highways, roads and bridges .


1,800 00


Poor, Town Farm and Outside Poor


1,600 00


Soldiers' Relief, $48: Dependent Widows, $200.


248 00


$4,048 00


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Schools, including books, supplies, repairs to schoo! buildings and salaries of Superin- tendent, School Committee, also Tuition at Industrial School


$13,000 00 400 00


Library


Printing Town Reports, care of Town Clock, etc.


500 00


Cemetery


400 00


Interest


100 00


Notes payable


240 00


Abatement of taxes


100 00


Electric street lights


4,500 00


$19,240 00


The amounts recommended by the Selectmen were voted without change in all cases with the following exceptions: For Schools etc., increase of $1000; for Electric Street Lights increase of $1000 was voted.


Art. 6. On motion it was voted: That the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $150 for the observance of Memorial Day and that the same be expended by a Com- mittee of three appointed by the Moderator namely, Milton T. Holt, Joseph Patchett and Frank A. Chapman.


Art. 7. Voted to authorize the Town Treasurer with the approval of the Selectmen to borrow money in antici- pation of revenue of the present financial year.


Art. 8. Voted that the Town pay the Tax Collector two per cent of his collections as his compensation during the ensuing year, and that he collect the taxes according to law.


Art. 9. Voted to pass the Article.


Art. 10. On motion voted to accept the provisions of Chapter 624 of the Acts of 1910, as amended by Chapter


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207 of the Acts of 1911, an act relative to employing a Town Accountant.


Art. 11. On motion voted to abolish the office of Town Auditor, and employ a Town Accountant.


Art. 12. Motion made that the article be laid on the table. Motion carried.


Art. 13. Voted to pass the article.


Art. 14. The following motion was made by Mr. H. M. Horton, Moved: That the salary of Chief Engineer be the same as at present, $100; that the salary of Assistant Engineer be abolished and that he be paid at the rate of fifty cents per hour for time actually engaged; that the salary of members shall be $20 per year; that members not responding to an alarm shall be fined $1 unless sick or out of town; that members not attending monthly meetings shall be fined fifty cents; that all fines for non-attendance at fires shall revert to the Town Treasury, and all fines for non-attendance at meetings shall revert to the company, and that all previous votes inconsistent with this motion be rescinded. Motion carried.


Art. 15. On motion it was voted to raise and appro- priate the sum of $45 to pay tuition at Industrial School for the year 1913.


Art. 16. On motion voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $1500 under Chapter 525, Acts of 1910, to be expended under the direction of the Massachusetts Highway Commission.


Art. 17. On motion voted to construct a sidewalk on the southerly side of Lowell Street from West Street to Perry's Corner, "so called," the cost to be paid from the Street Railroad Tax.


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Art. 18. On motion voted to accept the private way known as Hillside Avenue, extending from Chestnut Street to land of T. J. Page as a town way as laid out by the Selectmen.


Art. 19. On motion voted to accept Chapter 423, Acts of 1909, and Amendments thereto, being an act relative to the sale of ice cream, soda water, confectionery and fruit on the Lord's Day.


Art. 20. On motion it was voted that a committee of three appointed by the Moderator retire and bring in a list of salaries for the several offices; Moderator appointed Dudley B. Purbeck, Caleb S. Harriman and Oliver A. McGrane.


At this time an intermission of one hour was taken for dinner, at the expiration of which, the above named committee made the following report:


Selectmen: Chairman and clerk of the boards $250; Chairman, Overseers of Poor, $225, third member $200; Assessors, Chairman, $225, second member $200, third member $200; Town Accountant or Auditor $200; Treasurer $250; Town Clerk $100; Constable $50, which on motion was accepted and on another motion was adopted.


On motion, Article 12 was taken from the table. On invitation of the Moderator, "no objection being made," Mr. Warren of the State Board of Education addressed the meeting on the subject of School Accommodations. After some further remarks by Mr. Randall, Superintendent of Schools, the following motion was made by Mr. Howard M. Horton. Moved: that the Town appropriate a sum not exceeding thirty-five thousand ($35,000) dollars for the purchase of a site and the erection of a building thereon to be used for High School purposes, this sum to include furnishings and fixtures, also that a committee of five be appointed to select and purchase a site, and contract


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for and supervise the erection of the building; and that the Town authorize its Treasurer, with the consent of the Selectmen, to borrow the sum of thirty-five thousand ($35,000) dollars, issuing twenty serial notes therefor, to be paid in annual payments; the first of which shall be paid November 1, 1914, and one upon each succeeding Novem- ber 1, until the several notes be paid. On a yea and nay vote, the check list being used, sixty-five (65) voted yes and nine (9) voted no, and the motion was declared carried. The Moderator appointed as said committee, Herbert C. Barrows, Howard M. Horton, Fred H. Roberts, Caleb S. Harriman and Dudley B. Purbeck.


Art. 21. Motion made to pass the article, declared in the negative. Motion then made to instruct the Selectmen to install eleven lights, cost of the same $148.50 per year. Voted in the affirmative.


Art. 22. On motion it was voted to instruct the Select- men to extend the street lights from the corner of Middlesex Avenue and Salem Street, to the Tewksbury town line, eighteen lights, $243 per year.


Art. 23. On motion it was voted to instruct the Select- men to install street lights on West Street, from the junction with Lowell Street to Woburn Street, thirteen lights, $175 per year.


Art. 24. On motion it was voted to instruct the Select- men to install street lights on Andover Street, from the present location to the residence of George H. Chisholm, seventeen lights, $229.50 per year.


Art. 25. On motion it was voted to instruct the Select- men to install street lights on Burlington Avenue, from Boutwell Street to the Burlington town line, ten lights, $135 per year.


Art. 26. On motion it was voted to instruct the Select- men to install street lights on Ballardvale Street, from the


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North School to residence of Joseph Surette, four lights, $54 per year.


Art. 27. On motion it was voted to instruct he Select- men to install street lights on West Street, from Lowell Street to the Reading line, nine lights $121.50 per year.


Art. 28. Voted to pass the article.


Art. 29. On motion it was voted to instruct the Select. men to install street lights from junction of Glen Road and Main Street to Lubbers Brook on Glen Road, two lights $27 per year.


Art. 30. On motion it was voted to install electric lights on Federal Street, from Middlesex Avenue to junction of Concord and Federal Streets, two lights, $27 per year.


Art. 31. Voted to pass the article.


Art. 32. On motion it was voted to change the time of extinguishing the street lights from 12 p.m., to 1 a.m. On motion it was voted to reconsider the vote whereby under Article 5 of the warrant it was voted to raise and appro- priate the sum of $3110 for General Government for the fiscal year. Motion was then made that the sum of $3285, be raised and appropriated for General Government for the fiscal year. Voted in the affirmative.


After a declaration of the vote under Article 2, and the administration of the oath of office by the Moderator in open meeting to the following named persons: James E. Kelley as Town Clerk, Surveyor of Wood, Bark and Lumber, Assessor and member of the S. D. J. Carter Lecture Committee; Joseph Patchett as Tax Collector and Common Committee; Howard M. Horton as School Committee; the ballots were sealed, countersigned and with check lists used, turned over to the Town Clerk; the meeting then adjourned sine die.


Attest :


JAMES E. KELLEY, Town Clerk.


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TOWN WARRANT


Special Town Meeting, Held March 28, 1914


COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS


Middlesex, ss.


To Walter A. Hill, Constable of the Town of Wilmington, Greeting:


In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and in the manner prescribed in Section 2, Article 1, of the By-Laws of the Town of Wilmington, you are hereby directed to notify and warn the inhabitants of said Town qualified by law to vote in Town affairs to meet and as- semble at the Town Hall, on Saturday the twenty-eighth day of March, next, at 8 o'clock p.m., to act on the following articles, namely :


Article. 1. To choose a moderator to preside at said meeting.


Art. 2. To see what action the Town will take in regard to the installation of a pneumatic whistle to be used as a fire alarm signal.


Art. 3. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate a sum of money not exceeding two thousand ($2000) dollars to carry out provisions in preceding article and authorize


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the Treasurer with the approval of the Selectmen to issue serial notes for a term not exceeding ten years, to provide for said appropriation.


Art. 4. To see how much money the Town will raise and appropriate to put the different school house wells in a sanitary condition, or what they will do in relation thereto.


Art. 5. To see if the Town will vote to install bulletin boards on all Public Buildings and post all Town notices thereon, or do anything in relation to the same.


Art. 6. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Treasurer with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow money in anticipation of the revenue of the current financial year.


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 said Town this sixteenth day of March, A.D., one thousand nine hun- dred and fourteen.


[SEAL ]


HERBERT C. BARROWS, ARTHUR W. EAMES, EDWARD N. EAMES, Selectmen of Wilmington.


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TOWN MEETING


Record of Proceedings of Special Town Meeting March 28, 1914.


The meeting was called to order by the Town Clerk, the Warrant read and Article 1 acted upon.


Article 1. Edward N. Eames was elected Moderator by ballot, the check list being used.


Art. 2. The following motion was made by Mr. H. M Horton, Moved: That we install a fire alarm system and that a committee consisting of Albert D. Butters, George S. Foote and Winfred W. Rice be appointed to have entire charge of said installation. Thirty-one (31) voted in the affirmative and none (0) in the negative and the motion was declared carried.


Art. 3. A letter was read from Mr. R. W. LeBaron to the Chief of the Fire Department in relation to an air system of fire alarm, followed by remarks in relation to the subject, after which the following motion was made by Mr. Howard M. Horton, Moved: That the Town appro- priate the sum of eighteen hundred ($1800) dollars and that the Town Treasurer with the approval of the Board of Selectmen, be and hereby is authorized to borrow the sum of eighteen hundred ($1800) dollars to cover the expense of installing the Fire Alarm System, and issue in payment of same, ten serial notes of one hundred eighty ($180) dollars each, the first to be paid April 1, 1915, and one upon each


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succeeding April 1, until all are cancelled. The vote on the same was taken by yes and no, the check list being used, and thirty-nine voted yes, and three voted no, and the motion was declared carried.


Art. 4. A letter from the State Board of Health in relation to said wells was read by the Chairman of the Board of Selectmen, and after some remarks he moved, that the sum of $250 be raised and appropriated to put the said wells in the condition called for in the article. It was voted in the affirmative.


Art. 5. Voted to pass the article.


Art. 6. Voted: That the Town Treasurer, with the ap- proval of the Selectmen, be and hereby is authorized to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of the reve- nue of the financial year beginning January 10, 1914, and to issue a note or notes therefor, payable within one year, any debt or debts incurred under this vote to be paid from the revenue of said financial year.


Voted to adjourn.


Attest :


JAMES E. KELLEY, Town Clerk.


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TOWN WARRANT


Special Town Meeting, Held August 10, 1914


COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS


Middlesex, ss.


To Walter A. Hill, Constable of the Town of Wilmington, Greeting:


In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and in the manner provided in Section 2, Act 1, of the By-Laws of said Town, 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 as- semble at the Town Hall on Monday the tenth day of August, 1914, at 8 o'clock p.m., to act on the following articles namely :


Article 1. To elect by ballot a moderator to preside at said meeting.


Art. 2. To see if the Town will vote to rescind the vote under Article 12, of the meeting held on March 2, 1914, whereby they voted to authorize the Town Treasurer with the approval of the Selectmen to borrow thirty-five thousand dollars to erect a new High School Building, to purchase a site and to furnish the building and to issue


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twenty serial notes in payment of the same and to choose a building committee.


Art. 3. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate $35,000 to pay for acquiring land for a new High School building and for the cost of construction of a new High School building thereon including the cost of original equipment and furnishing, and to authorize the Treasurer to borrow the same by issuing bonds therefor, or take any action in relation thereto.


Art. 4. To see if the Town will vote to rescind the votes taken under Articles 2 and 3 in the Warrant for the Town Meeting held March 28, 1914, authorizing the Treas- urer to borrow the sum of $1800 for a fire alarm whistle.


Art. 5. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate $1800 for the purpose of installing a fire alarm whistle system and take such further action as may be required to pay for the same.


Art. 6. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to take from any unexpended balances in the Treasury the sum of fifty dollars to pay for additional equipment for the Sealer of Weights and Measures.


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 said Town this first day of August, A.D., one thousand nine hundred and fourteen.


[SEAL ] HERBERT C. BARROWS, ARTHUR W. EAMES, Selectmen of Wilmington.


A true copy. Attest:


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TOWN MEETING


Record of Proceedings of Special Town Meeting, August 10, 1914


The meeting was called to order by the Town Clerk, the Warrant read and Article 1 acted upon.


Article 1. Charles B. Osbon was elected ยท Moderator by ballot, the check list being used.


Art. 2. Motion was made by Mr. Dudley B. Purbeck to rescind the vote, it was voted unanimously in the af- firmative.


Art. 3. Motion was made by Mr. Dudley B. Purbeck that the Town Treasurer be authorized and so directed by the Selectmen to borrow $35,000 to pay for acquiring land for a new High School building on Middlesex Avenue and pay for the cost of construction of a new High School building thereon, including the cost of original equipment and furnishing, by issuing bonds therefor signed by the Treasurer and countersigned by a majority of the Selectmen, with interest payable semi-annually at a rate not exceeding four and one-half per cent per annum, dated August 1, 1914, maturing $1750, annually, said bonds not to be obliga- tory without the authenticating certificate of the Old Colony Trust Company, Boston. All other particulars as to the form, issuance and sale of said bonds to be determined by the Treasurer, and the construction of the building and purchase of land and furnishing be in charge of a


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Committee of Five to be appointed by the Moderator. The vote was taken by yeas and nays, the check list being used and thirty-five voted yea, and no person voted nay. The Moderator declared the motion carried in the affirma- tive, and appointed the following named gentlemen on the committee: H. C. Barrows, D. B. Purbeck, F. H. Roberts, H. M. Horton and C. S. Harriman.


Art. 4. Motion to rescind the votes so taken, voted in the affirmative.


Art. 5. Motion made by Howard M. Horton, that we appropriate the sum of $1800 for the purpose of installing a Fire Alarm Whistle System, the same to be paid from cash in the Treasury. The check list being used, thirty- seven voted in the affirmative, none in the negative and the Moderator declared the motion carried.


Art. 6. Motion: That the Selectmen be authorized to take from any unexpended balances in the Treasury the sum of fifty dollars to pay for additional equipment for the Sealer of Weights and Measures, voted in the affirma- tive.


Voted, on motion, to adjourn.


A true copy. Attest;


JAMES E. KELLEY, Town Clerk.


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BIRTHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF WILMINGTON FOR THE YEAR


NO.


DATE OF BIRTH


NAME OF CHILD


NAMES OF PARENTS


1


January


1


Ethel May Williams.


2


January


2


Herbert Cyrus Barrows, Jr


3


January


3


Maria Antonia Palermo.


4


January


15


Robert Borage Murray .


5678 6 7 3


February


1


Joseph Aloysius Casaletto


February


7


Lillian Gertrude White.


February


13


Phoebe Elise Roberts.


February


24


Donald Holt


9


March


6


James Arthur Muse


10


March


8


Elizabeth Justina Loring


11


March


9


Philip Patrick Sullivan


12


March


24:


Locia Giordano.


13


March


29


Francis Eugene Jones


14


April


3


Lena Pagliuca.


17


April


19


18


April


21


Ernest Wilfred Brabant


19


May


7


Nathan Fay Robinson


20


May


8


Louise Greenwood .


21


May


9


Joseph Philip Brabant.


22


May


14


Ralph Willey .


23


May


24


Helen Louise Page.


24


May


27


Mary Angelina Eva Laroche.


25


May


31


Elizabeth Ellen Crispo


26


June


4:


Charles T. Chopoorian.


27


June


6


Frances Helen Hathaway


28


June


10


William Benjamin Buck.


29


June


20


Helen Elizabeth Gilson.


30


June


25


Percival Colc Rice.


31


June


25


Beatrice Evelyn Burbine


.


32


June


27


Barbara Virginia Clifford .


33


June


28


Lawrenec Henry Tetrault.


Arthur S. Williams, Ethel May Stack Herbert C. Barrows, Nina L. Kincaid Joseph Palermo, Mary Balerio Hugh Charles Murray, Mary Jessie Doucette


Joseph A. Casaletto, Maria Michela Pafundo James White, Margaret Jacquard Fred H. Roberts, Alice Albrink Guy Holt, Gladys M. Lucas


John F. Muse, Mary Laura Dulong


Seth A. Loring, Ruth R. Cole Patrick D. Sullivan, Mary Brabant Savino Giordano, Saveria Palermo Lester A. Jones, Ora Payne Lyon


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Achillo Pagliuca, Teresa Barbiero Charles V. Blaisdell, Arabella K. Closon Alphonse Brabant, Ernestine Fuette


Thomas P. Robinson, Ethel Fay Fred H. Greenwood, Mary A. Connelly Aristed Brabant, Amanda Brunell Ralph W. Willey, Lillian Edna Bickford Frederick J. Page, Bessie Kedy Phillias Laroche, Angelina Galarncau Joseph F. Crispo, Antonia Blanchette


Meshach Chopoorian, Hannah Ford George S. Hathaway, Frances Woodcock Forrest H. Buck, M. Louise Graffam Ethan D. Gilson, Jessic F Gowing Winfred W. Rice. Alice E. Cole Charles S. Burbine, Mary E. Muse Rupert F. Clifford, Mabel E. Ricc Henry F. Tetrault, Clara Lonise Ross


.


Roger Charles Blaisdell.


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July July


5


9


36


July


30


37


August


1


38


August


1


39


August


2


40


August


5


11


August


9


42


August


14


43


August


27


Takoohy Margaret Paklaian. Glenn Alvin Nee. William Louis Clough .


Marjorie Read.


Marsicovetere.


- Harris ..


Daniel Wentworth Boynton


Mary Ruth Hubbard. .


Beatrice Fairweather .


Wesley Edgar Rice.


14


September 4


45


September


6


46


September 18


47


September 20


48


September 22


19


September 28


50


October 11


Apostolas Peters.


51


October


11


52


October


13


53


October 21


54


October 24


October 29


56


October 30


Wallace Woodman Chase


57 58


November 6


William Allen Beals.


November 19


Decio Ugo Delbora.


59


December 12


Hazel Edith Hinxman .


60


December 12


Arthur Edmond Colgate


51


December 16


Herbert Francis Surrette.


62


December 28


Grace Elizabeth Porter .


Mgerdich Paklaian, Mary G. Chopoorian Patrick J. Nee, Florence Marjorie Kecf Frank Gordon Clough, Maude Clements


Herbert E. Read, Alice Mae Sangster Frank Marsicovetere, Agncs Cassaletto Charlcs R. Harris, Bertha L. Bisbee Willie M. Boynton, Ida Wentworth John A. Hubbard, Celenia Amirault Arthur J. Fairweather, Katherine Helcne Miller Harlie E. Rice, Blanche E. Taylor


Antoni Galka, Julia Palkowska Joseph A. Caron, Jane E. Doherty Agart William Bergquist, Ina Meta Mooney John O. Frotton, Mary Maria Surrette Hugh Reddy, Addie Kernon Lamont S. Hemeon, Jr., Charlotte E. Page


George Pcters, Polrxene Psaras Chester Arthur Cole, Ellen Alma Ward Oscar M. Chase, Nellie L. Harlow Leon F. Southmayd, Ethel Maude Parker


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Paul F. Flagg, Viola May Besse Charles R. McLatchey, Jr., Catherine N. Atton George W. Chase, Eva Buchannon


Enoch Beals, Sarah K. Allen Fiaravante Delbora, Alvira Iasillo


Roland C. Hinxman, Aris Benjamin Manwaring Walter E. Colgate, Charlotte F. M. Snelling Theodore A. Surrette, Mary A. Doucette Rudolph Porter, Mary White


Piotr Galka. Rita Evelyn Caron


Ina Helen Bergquist


William Augustine Frotton


John Andrew Reddy


Paul Eben Hemeon.


Everett Nelson Cole


Clarence O. Chase.


Edith May Southmayd.


Pearl Gloria Flagg.


Charles Robie McLatchey, 3d


MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF WILMINGTON FOR 1914


No.


Date


Names of Groom and Bride


Residence


Age


Occupation


Place of Birth


Names of Parents


1 Feb.


3 Charles R. McLatchy, Jr. CatherinaN. (Atton) Barker Wilmington


Woburn


20 20


Pipe fitter At home


Woburn Woburn Wilmington Chelsea


Charles R. McLatchy, Annie Allen George A. Atton, Anna B. McCallum


2 June 15 Clarence E. Carter


Wilmington Wilmington


25


Bookkeeper Domestic


W. Warren Carter, Henrietta V. Doe Andrew J. Thompson, Minnie H. Wells


3 June 2


1 Charles W. Thompson Eva May O'Connor


Wilmington Wilmington


16


Teamster Leather work


Wilmington Somerville


Wilson M. Thompson, Nellic Miller William O'Connor, Annie White


4 June 22 John Chopoorian


Haverhill Haverhill


22


Shoemaker


Turkey North Adams


Sarkis Chopoorian, Margaret Goungian Haig Hoosepian, Soulton Chopoorian


5 June 25 Edward M. Neilson


Mildred E. Buck


Wilmington Wilmington


25


Salesman Teacher


Woburn Wilmington


Christian Neilson, Anna C. Madsen Sydney C. Buck, Cecilia M. Marsins


6 June 30 Charles M. Stilcs Margaret H. Allen


Wollaston Wilmington


26 25


Manager


Brockton Andover


Samuel Stiles, Carrie Stiles George L. Allen, Agnes R. Haincs


7 Aug. 10 Herbert Asbell


Somerville Wilmington


37


Carpenter Waist stitcher


Nova Scotia Wilmington


Wilder Asbell, Sevnia Carson Austin W. Hall, Emma E. Davis


8 Aug. 24 |John H. Porter Grace Edna Gowing


Wilnington Wilmington


25 18


Ordnance man At home


Wilmington Somerville


Rudolph Porter, Mary White Daniel H. Gowing, Mary Ivester


9 Sept. 8 George F. Trow Addie E. Surctte


Ballardvale Wilmington


21 20


Metal polisher Stenographer


Meriden, Conn. Wilmington


Henry J. Trow, Mary J. Riley Joseph E. Surette, Jane P. Babine


10|Sept. 15 Albert C. Miller Alma Nellie Mullett


Wilmington Charlestown


19


Teamster Laundry work


Woburn St. Johns, N.B.


Charles L. Miller, Mary Boutwell Edward Mullett, Alma V. Wilson


11 |Scpt. 26|Henry B. Wheelock


Wilmington Wilmington


23


Draughtsman At home


No. Kingston, R.I. Providence, R. I. Robert Midgley, Margaret Flood


12 Sept. 27|Richard V. Andrews Mary Noonan


Everett Wilmington


39


Teamster Maid


Everett Ireland


Patrick H. Andrews, Emily M. Marron John Noonan, Mary Adams


13 Oct.


6 Adrien A. Durkee Maria L. Surrette


Wilmington Wilmington


Currier 18 At home 23


Wilmington Wilmington


J. Amos Durkee, Judith Muse William H. Surette, Nellie White


42


School teacher


29


Georgiana (Hall) Lord


21


23


William G. Wheelock, Susan Manchester


Etta Midgley


36


29


Helen S. Thompson


20


17


None


Nellie Hoosepian


24


14 Oct. 7 John Arthur Surette Mary Emily Doucette 15 Oct. 21 James P. A. Higgins Margaret B. Barry 16 Oet. 28 Leonard T. Hart Ann Margaret Cutter


17 Nov. 11 John Roy Tebbetts Marion M. Bisbee


18 Nov. 26 Paul Brabant


Wilmington Evangeline(Surette) Babine Wilmington


Wilmington Wilmington


38 40


Currier At home


Nova Scotia Wilmington


Samuel Surette, Julia Surette Jeremiah Doucette, Ann Dometille Muse


Revere Wilmington


Clerk Housekeeper


Boston Chatham, N. B.


Patrick J. Higgins, Mary A. Keenan James Barry, Margaret Meade


Everett Wilmington


Wilmington Wilmington


52 50 22 19 32 18


Machinist At home Painter At home


Dorchester Wilmington Berwiek, Me. Fitchburg


Thomas H. Hart, Nellie Martin William H. Cutter, Susan M. H. Coburn


John F. Tebbetts, Nellie Leach Henry H. Bisbee, J. Hattie Gowing


39 45


Track man Housewife


Canada Nova Scotia


Joseph Brabant, Zelia Devine Samuel Surette, Julia Surette


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DEATHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF WILMINGTON FOR THE YEAR 1914


Date of Death


Name of Deceased


Sex


Con.


Age Y. M. D.


Disease or Cause of Death


Residence


Place of Birth


Names of Parents


Jan.


2 Frank D. Morris


M


W


58 1 0 Septie Infectious


Wilmington


Wilmington


Jonathan B. Morris, Abigail J. Carter


2 Jan.


4 Anna I. Handy


F


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