Town of Wilmington Annual Report 1927-1928, Part 11

Author: Wilmington (Mass.)
Publication date: 1927
Publisher: Town of Wilmington
Number of Pages: 278


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limits of the street inclusive of sidewalks, to such a depth as may be approved by the Board of Survey.


(e) All work in excavation or embankment shall be brought ac- curately to a sub-grade of not less than six inches for the roadway and four inches for the sidewalk below finished grade as shown on said profile and cross sections mentioned in paragraph (a) of these specifications. All side slopes in excavation and on the adjoining land shall be graded in a manner satisfactory to the said Board.


(f) On heavy soil, within two feet below sub-grade, which is wet or spongy at any season of the year, stone filling, porous material, tiles, or pipes, shall be used in a manner that the Board decides will insure satisfactory drainage.


(g) Provision must be made to insure a proper drainage of surface water through culverts or drains which are satisfactory to the said Board.


(h) The top layer of the sub-grade of the roadway shall be of good road material satisfactory to the Board of Survey. Both the roadway and sidewalks shall be graded to the satisfaction of the Board.


(i) All corners of intersecting streets shall be rounded in a man- ner satisfactory to the Board of Survey. Permanent bounds, acceptable to the Board of Survey, shall be set at all angles and curves by the owners at their expense and under the direction of the aforesaid Board.


(j) To avoid duplication and confusion in the designation of the names of streets and ways, the Board of Survey should re- commend in reference thereto when they report the layout to the Town.


Article 10. To see if the Town will vote to employ a Town Counsel, or do anything in relation thereto.


Article 11. To see if the Town will appropriate the sum of twenty five dollars ($25.00) to be taken from the Reserve Fund for the purpose of renting two Safety Deposit Boxes, one for the use of the Town Accountant and one for the Town Clerk, or do anything in relation thereto.


Article 12. To see if the Town will vote to appoint a committee of three to be appointed by the Moderator, to draw up an Act for the establishment of a Board of Public Works and to instruct them to petition the Legislaure for its enactment, or take any action relative thereto.


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 28th day of July, A. D. one thousand, nine hundred twenty eight.


CARL S. PETTENGILL, WALTER L. HALE, SAMUEL P. PIKE, JR., Selectmen of the Town of Wilmington.


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Record of the Proceedings of the Special Town Meeting held August 6, 1928.


At eight o'clock the time stated in the Warrant the Special Town Meeting, held at the Grange Hall, Wildwood Street, Wilmington, was called to order by the Town Clerk, and the Warrant read by him.


The Moderator being absent, it was necessary to elect a Moderator Pro. Tem. for the Meeting.


The check list being used and the votes counted, announcement as made by the Town Clerk showed eighteen names checked and eighteen (18) votes cast for Mr. George Voter. He was declared elected. After being duly sworn he proceeded with Article 1.


Article 1. On motion of Mr. O'Leary it was voted to pass by the Article.


Article 2. Motion: That the Town will vote to accept Section 14, Chapter 45 of the General Laws relating to Playgrounds and appoint a Playground Committee of nine members, said committee to fill vacancies that may occur in the membership. The said com- mittee shall organize with a chairman and secretary and shall report at the Annual Town Meeting.


On amendment offered by Mr. Manning that the number of members on the committee be increased to fifteen and a nominating committee of three be appointed by the chair to bring in a list of names. Voted in the negative.


Section 14 Chapter 45 of the General Laws was then read by the Town Clerk.


Mr. Perry then stated that a committee had been appointed by the Board of Selectmen to study this subject, but through some misunderstanding had failed to report at the last Annual Town Meeting.


Mr. Manning then gave the report of that Committee to the Moderator which he read.


Amendment offered by Mr. Manning that the Town vote to accept Section 14, Chapter 45 of the General Laws. Voted in the affirmative.


Motion as amended voted on.


Motion : That the Town will vote to accept Section 14. Chapter 45 of the General Laws relating to playgrounds. Voted in the affirmative.


Motion by Mr. Manning that we vote to rescind our previous action taken on Article 1. Voted in the negative.


Motion : That the report of the Playground Committee be accepted. Voted in the affirmative.


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Report of Playground Committee:


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen,


Gentlemen: As towns grow in population the need of a re- creational center where people of all ages can obtain needed exercise becomes increasingly evident. As the roads become more congested with automobiles the necessity of a secure playground for the children becomes more important. In response to this need in Wilmington, a petition was largely signed last August. Acting on this petition, you appointed this Committee to look into the needs of the Town for a playground, consider, sites, costs, etc. and re- port at the Annual Town Meeting.


We have found that this need does exist in our town and that a location is available which combines most of the desireable qualities for the proposed use. This location is the Cramberry Bog on Church Street. It is centrally located, easily accessible from all parts of the town and is adjacent to the Walker as well as to Center and High Schools. It is of sufficient size so that the various field sports can be amply accommodated and also is of such a level that a part of it can be retained without expensive ex- cavation for use as a skating rink in winter and in time possibly a swimming pool in summer. The fact that the plot is level makes it particularly desireable for often time such a tract calls for heavy expense in grading before it can be used for the purpose to which it is to be put.


At the present time also, while it is not unsightly, it does not add greatly to the beauty of the town and when it is developed as it can easily be, it can be made a spot of beauty as well as usefulness which will be a help to the town in attracting that desireable class of newcomers whom we wish to secure to settle here and help build up the town both as a place 'of residence and of business.


It is possible to secure this property now at a reasonable price and there are a number of ways to develop it gradually from year to year at small expense. During such development it would be increasingly useful and the advantages to be obtained from it would be more and more apparent.


It seems that Wilmington is particularly fortunate to have such a plot of land, so well situated for this use and we would re- commend that the Selectmen be authorized to appoint a Committee to further study this matter and devise ways and means of bringing the project into operation.


Respectfully submitted, MARY J. DALY, GEORGIA F. PETTENGILL, EMILY HARRIS, MICHAEL BARRY, HOWEL G. WILCOX, HARRY W. DeLORIEA, Chairman.


Article 3. On motion of Mr. Newcomb to appoint the Selectmen a Committee to make arrangements for the celebration of the two hundreth anniversary of the incorporation of the Town of Wilmington, with power to add to their numbers. That they be in- structed to call a citizens' meeting within sixty| days to get further views as to the wishes of the citizens. Voted in the affirmative.


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Article 4. Motion : That the Town will vote to authorize the Planning Board to act as Park Commissioners and be vested with all the powers and duties of Park Commissioners in Towns as pro- vided in Section 72, Chapter 41 of the General Laws. After dis- cussing the Article and the reading of Section 72; it was voted in the affirmative.


Article 5. On motion made by Mr. Hathaway it was voted that the Board of Selectmen be instructed to petition the Legislature for authority to borrow money for providing additional school ac- commodations.


Article 6. On motion of Mr. Pettengill that the Town vote to accept the provisions of General Laws Chapter 143, Sections 3 and 6-12 inclusive. Voted in the affirmative.


Article 7. Motion: That a committee of five (5) be appointed by the Moderator to recommend amendments to the By Laws of the Town of Wilmington, this committee to report at the next Annual Town Meeting.


Amendment offered by Mr. McMahon that the words' "And Revise" be inserted (so as to read to recommend amendments to and revise the By-Laws), was voted in the affirmative.


Original motion as amended was then voted on in the affirmative.


Appointment deferred at this time.


Article S., Motion by Mr. Hale that the Town vote to have the Highway Department do the new construction work on Salem Street.


Mr. Barrows rose to point of order.


It was not sustained by the Chair.


There was much discussion on this Article both Pro and Con.


Remarks against , by Mr. Barrows, Mr. Findell, and others.


Remarks in favor being made by Mr. Hale, Mr. O'Leary and others.


After several heated discussions on the Article the Floor called for the Question to be stated.


The Chair stated that at this time there could be no Question as the legality of the Article passed at the last Town Meeting was questioned.


Mr. Barrows then stated that as long as the records of the Town Clerk showed a vote taken on this Question at the last Town Meeting a vote should be taken to rescind that portion of the vote relating to this Article so as to clear his records.


Suggestion offered by Mr. Neilson, that if the action taken was illegal it does not have to be rescinded, if legal it must be rescinded and that the Meeting take a vote on the Article as it stood.


The Chair then ruled that the Article must be disposed of, that pending the descision on the legality of the vote of the last Town Meeting he suggested that the motion before the House be with-


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drawn, so that the motion would be in order to rescind the vote taken at the last Town Meeting.


Mr. Hale then with-drew his motion as also did Mr. O'Leary who seconded the motion.


Motion: That that portion of the vote taken at the last Town Meeting, on specifing that the work on Salem Street be let out on contract be rescinded., Voted in the affirmative.


Motion: That the Town vote to have the Highway Department do the new construction work on Salem Street. Voted in the affirmative.


Article 9. Motion by Mr. Manning that the Town vote to accept the following additions to its By-Laws:


Amendment offered that Article 9 be referred to the Committee on By-Laws. Voted in the affirmative.


Original motion as amended. Voted in the affirmative.


Article 10. Motion that Article 10 be referred to Committee on By-Laws. Voted in the affirmative.


Article 11. On motion it was voted to pass by the Article.


Going back to Article 7 the Moderator Pro. Tem. appointed the following Committee on By-Laws:


E. Nelson Eames, Ralph R. Currier, Louis T. McMahon, John Hathaway, Howard E. Bedell,


Mr. McMahon resigned and Charles Black was ap- pointed.


Article 12. On motion of Mr. Manning that the Town vote to appoint a committee of three to be appointed by the Moderator, to draw up an Act for the establishment of a Board of Public Works and to instruct them to petition the Legislature for its enactment. Voted in the negative.


Motion to adjourn was made and carried.


Attest:


RALPH R. CURRIER, Town Clerk.


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THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS


Warrant-Special Town Meeting Middlesex, ss.


Greeting:


To the Constable of the Town of Wilmington,


In the name of the Commonwealth you are hereby required to notify and warn the inhabitants of said town who are qualified to vote in Town affairs to meet in Grange Hall, Tuesday, the Eleventh day of December, 1928, at 8 o'clock P. M. for the following purposes :


Article 1. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the sum of five thousand dollars ($5,000.00) from Water Department Revenue Account to Water Department Construction Account, or do anything in relation thereto.


Article 2. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the sum of four thousand dollars ($4,000.00) from Excess and Deficiency Account to the Water Department Construction Account, or do anything in relation thereto.


And you are directed to serve this warrant bp posting attested copies thereof seven days at least before the time of said meeting as directed by vote of the town.


Hereof fail not and make return of this warrant with your do- ings thereon at the time and place of said meeting.


Given under our hands this First day of December, A. D. 1928.


CARL S. PETTENGILL, WALTER L. HALE, SAMUEL P. PIKE, JR., Selectmen of Wilmington.


Record of Proceedings of the Special Town Meeting held December 11, 1928.


In accordance with foregoing warrant the meeting was called to order, at eight o'clock P. M., by the Moderator and the warrant read by the Town Clerk. The Moderator then proceeded with Articl 1.


Article 1. Motion made by Mr. Harriman. That the Town appropriate the sum of five thousand dollars ($5,000.00) from the


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Water Revenue Account to the Water Construction Account. Voted in the affirmative.


Article 2. Motion made by Mr. Harriman. That the Town appropriate the ssum of four thousand dollars ($4,000.00) from Excess and Deficiency Account to Water Construction Account. Voted in the affirmative.


Motion to adjourn. Voted in the affirmative.


Attest:


RALPH R. CURRIER, Town Clerk.


BIRTHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF WILMINGTON IN THE YEAR 1928


No. Date of Birth


Name of Child


1 January


3


Allen Young, Jr


2


January


6


3


January


9


Mary Ann Allen


4


January


21


Harriet-Elinor Miller


5


January


22


Dorothy Edna Killam


6


January


27


7


January


28


Eugenia Melzar


8


February


4


Margaret Ellen Crispo


9


February


12


10


February


16


11


February


25


12


February


28


Miron


Jacob Wicks-Bessie Bensom


15


March


8


Henry Huse Cutter


Harry Cutter-Lillian M. Purington Frank J. Hadley-May Husselbee


16


March


21


Roberta Grace Hadley


17


March


25


Bernardine Doris Barton


18


March


29


19


March


31


20


March


8


Frederick William Hansen


21


April


1


John Joseph Hardy


22


April


13


23


April


13


24


April


15


25


April


24


26


April


28


27


May


4


David Arthur Slatting


28


May


23


Nancy Ford Morris


29


May


23


30


May


28


31


May


29


32


May


29


33


June


2


Donald Southmayd


Leon F. Southmayd-Ethel Parker Andrew Jensen-Dagmar Christensen


34


June


6


William Harry Jensen


Roger Stevens Buck-Ethel Augusta Irving Ernest P. Campbell -- Jane Chipman Ralph W. Henderson-Alice E. Bisbee


37


June


15


Barbara June Henderson


38


June


20


Priscilla Louise Nickles


39


June


22


Delores Deltorto


40


July


1


Madaline Emily Lyons


41


July


7


Georgina Sarah Shattuck


George Shattuck-Sarah Murray


42


Jnly


11


Isabel Ames Macleod


August G. Macleod-Gladys Harriman Raymond Parker Ryder-Hannah Kennedy


43


July


19


Ryder


Donat Bourassa-Marie Ange Bedard Thoms Alexander Porterfield-Ellen Elizabeth Walker


Wilbur Allen Sheldon-Olive May Carter Wm. Slatting-Elizabeth Nimblett Ernest S. Morriss-Florence Belle Sanborn


Thomas Edward Carroll-Helen Merry Robert Overton-Josephine Howe


Laura Mildred Overton


Albert Leslie Sargent-Esther Barrett


Pearl May Sargent


George Arthur Wall, Jr .- Frances Anna Obert


35


June


7


Richard Irving Buck


36


June


11


Nancy Christian Campbell


Allen Young-Emma Martin


Clarence Blaisdell-Catherine C. Doebeli


Eleanor Adell Blaisdell


George L. Allen-Dorothy Storm


Charles E. Miller-Helen F. Robinson Arthur W. Killam-Margaret J. Lavery


John J. Reagan-Geraldine E. Cotton


Harold Eber Melzar-Edna Frances McKusick


Joseph A. Crispo-Margaret A. Travers


Augustus Varmun Blaisdell-Pauline |E. Todas


Edith Luella Adams


Lester C. Adams-Leona M. Parkhurst Thomas Wm. Ritson-Madeline L. Bryant Maurice Donat Miron-Georgiana Marion Miron


13


March


5


Theodore Reginald Wicks


Marion Patricia Foley


Hans G. Hansen-Margaret Anderson


42


Burt Hardy-Ethel J. Erieksen


Clifford Paul Gates-Hilda Mawson


Dorothy May Gates Stillborn


Marie Claire Theresa Bourassa Jean Porterfield


Wilbur Allen Sheldon


Carroll


George Albert Wall 3rd


Bernard Frank Barton-Doris Eleanor Howard


Carol Larkin


Gerald Larkin-Gertrude Callahan George Foley-Rose E. Cottreau


Augustus Varmun Blaisdell


Hazel Pearl Ritson


Patricia May Reagan


Names of Parents


Percy S. Nickles-Manola R. Willis Anthony DelTorto-Edwina O. McGivern Edward Lyons-Amelia-Chisolm


BIRTHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF WILMINGTON FOR THE YEAR 1928-Continued


No. Date of Birth


Name of Child


Names of Parents


44


July


20


Stillborn


Henry Harold Smith-Sadie Julia Goodman


45


July


23


Robert Gerald Smith


David Gordon-Gertrude Sabovitch


46


July


25


Jacob Gordon


Michael Henry Barry-Anna Regis Fitzpatrick


47


August


1


Olive Ann Cowen


49


August


11


David Howe


50


August


23


Robert Edward Soule


51


August


28


Raymond Oakley Jay


Joseph P. Ring-Margaret A. Moneson


52 53


September


7


Mary Elizabeth Leach


John C. Leach-Aurelia Querolo


54


September


8


Roderick A. Cameron, Jr.


Roderick A. Cameron-Helen Heath


55


September 17


Richard T. Sullivan


Walter J. Sullivan-Elsie Huard Carroll Horton-Theresa L. DuLong


58


October


21


Elizabeth Theresa Cavanaugh


59


October


26


Thomas George Cowi


60


October


31


Mary Treasea Gillis


61 November 19


Richard Norman Peterson


62 November


18


Margaret Hattie May Hembree


63 November


26


Phyliss Marie O'Leary


Betty Jean Taylor


65


November 28


Christopher Albert Boisfield Stillborn


66 November


28 29


Thomas Mello®


Manuel Constance Mello-Mary Silva


68 December


4 12


Frank Thomas Haynes


HIelen Mnohlitny


Dimitri Mnohlitny-Mary Drewc Herbert F. Johnson-Helen J. Berigan


71 December


25 29 27


Elinor Blanche Duffett


John Howard Gould Duffett-Elinor Blanche Mayhew


72 January 73 July 12


Mary Teresa Smith


Harold Dyer Smith-Flora Babine


74 July


12


Lawrence Manning Harriman


Lawrence Manning Harriman-Priscilla Brown


75 July


16


Dorothea Mildred Tidd


John Henry Tidd-Dorothy Liberty Joseph Henry Cotton-Ruth Hallett


78 August


12


Francis Timothy Leary Bertwell


79 November


19


80 December


4


Mary Cynthia Porter


81 December 7


Richard Carter Blake


82 December 8


Helen Kambour Bedell


Henry Dennis Leary-Florence Giles William L. Bertwell-Florence Rooney Simon Rudolph Porter-Florence Mae R. Davenport James Dudley Blake Helen Elizabeth Carter Howard Bedell-Elizabeth Kambour


43


Ralph Taylor-Myrtle Carter Christopher J. Boisfield-Mary M. Ethier


67 November


Mary Catherine Murray


Charles Murray-Mary J. Doucette Frank Haynes-Barbara Ferguson


69


December


Barabara Anne Johnson


Philip Harry Jones-Leona Phillips


76


July 16


77


August


4


Joseph Henry Cotton


Peter M. Peterson-Hazel Jensen Charles Hembree-Christine Gracie Jerome J. O'Leary-Mary E. McDonald


64 November 28


Robert Horton


56 September 21


57 September 24


Marion


Arthur L. Marion-Victoria A. Piekos Charles Cavanaugh-Rose McMahon Frank Cowi-Esther Long Malcom J. Gillis-Annie Connors


48


August


3


John Edward Barry


George Cowen-Anna M. Silva David P. Howe Stella Tupper George Francis Soule -- Olga Carlson Lester Jay-Lillian B. Turner


September


5


Andrew Patrick Ring


70 December


Philip Harry Jones


MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF WILMINGTON, For the Year 1928


No. Date


Place of Marriage


1


January 21


Bedford, Mass.


George Lawrence Young


May Frances Ryan


Wilbur Thomas Staveley


Viola Josephine Whipple


24 Woburn, Mass.


Dauber


3 February 19


Wilmington, Mass.


John R. Lynch


Helen A. Cashes


Warren Cyrus A. Hamilton


Gladys Mira Mercer


Chesley Moody Woodside


Ida Pearl Gay


6


April 6


7


April 17


Wilmington, Mass.


Samuel Leslie Bertwell


20 Wilmington, Mass.


19 Wilmington, Mass.


20 Wilmington, Mass.


8


May


1


Wilmington, Mass.


Helen Elizabeth Carter


9


June


2


Wilmington, Mass.


Harry Lawrence Wiggin


38 Wilmington, Mass ..


10


June 3


-


11


June


6


Wilmington, Mass.


12


June 10


13


June 10 Brookline. Mass.


14 June 12


15


June 17


Roxbury, Mass .


Bridget Palles


40 Roxbury. Mass.


16


June


18


Wilmington, Mass.


Edward J. Smith


25 Roxbury, Mass.


Box Worker


17


June


29


Lowell. Mass.


Lillian May Jones


18


July


16 Wilmington. Mass.


Rswald Richard Livesey


39 Wilmington, Mass.


33 Wilmington,


Mass.


19


July 23 Chelsea, Mass.


20


July


22


21


July


30


Woburn, Mass.


Sarah Josephine Tufts


53


21 Woburn, Mass.


19 Woburn, Mass.


23 Reading, Mass.


26 Wilmington, Mass.


28 West Quincy, Mass.


29 Wilmington, Mass.


Occupation


Age Residence


35 Bedford, Mass.


39 Wilmington, Mass.


25 Wilmington, Mass.


Secretary


24 South Boston, Mass.


Clerk


Sand Blaster


Inspector


Carpenter


Domestic


Spare Inspector


Clerk Instructor


At Home


Book-keeper


Stenographer


Accountant


Teacher


Clerk


Teacher


General Work


44


Factory Worker


Merchant


Arnold Gould


28 Clinton, Mass.


25 Wilmington, Mass.


Stenographer Accountant


At Home


Bank Clerk Stenographer


Laborer Maid Stone Worker


Salesman Book-keeper Water Tender U. S. N.


At Home


Clerk Machine operator


Student


23 Wilmington, Mass.


61


Wilmington, Mass. Cambridge, Mass.


Social Worker


22


July


31 Wilmington, ¡Mass:


23


August


12


Wilmington, Mass.


Jacob Menovich


Fannie Cheifitz


24


August 19


Lowell, Mass.


Wilbert Dunlop Cox


Florence Maude Carter


25 Wilmington, Mass.


26 Wilmington, Mass.


George Mary Ann McIntosh Crockett


Raymond Elmer Carter


30 Wilmington, Mass.


24 Wilmington, Mass.


Wilmington, Mass.


Bessie Dora Goldberg


Leonard Atkins


28 Wilmnigton, Mass.


24 Brookline, Mass.


Somerville, Mass.


Wallace Clark Baxter


22 Somerville, Mass.


22 Wilmington. Mass.


43 Wilmington, Mass.


Mary Rita Howard


25 21 Wilmington, Mass. Wilmington. Mass.


25 Lowell, Mass.


Mary Blanche Gillis


24 Wilmington, Mass.


23 East Boston, Mass.


21 Amesbury. Mass.


School Teacher Salesman


Mason At Home


Shipper Clerk


Truck driver Book-keeper


5


March 28


Malden, Mass.


Wilmington, Mass.


LeRoy Arthur Taylor


22 Wilmington, Mass.


Eleanor Louise Clifford


24 Wilmington, Mass.


21 Wilmington, Mass.


40 Brookline, Mass,


Helen Mildred Eames


Stanley Webber


Wilmington, Mass.


Name of Bride and Groom


Buyer Assistant Buyer Clerk


2 February 16


Wilmington, Mass.


4 March 17


Somerville, Mass.


22 Wilmington, Mass.


40 Wilmington, Mass.


20 P. E. I.


22 South Boston, Mass.


23 Wilmington, Mass.


Florence Elizabeth Rooney James Dudley Blake


Doris Jennie Prescott


Pauline Prince


Doris Guthrie Lydiard Thomas Leonard


Sherwin Maxwell Day


Walter Hebert Buck Julia Ann Pauer Eino A. Johnson Heloise E. Buck James Boyd


Manchester, N. H.


William Regan Ethel Holland


MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF WILMINGTON, For the Year 1928 -- Continued


No.


Date


Place of Marriage


Name of Bride and Groom


Age Residence


Occupation


Teacher


25


September 2


Bernice A. Hale


Leo Gregory Dowling


21 Lynn, Mass


26 September 2


27 September 2


Wilmington, Mass.


Alice E. Dorrington


26 Woburn, Mass.


Secretary


28


September 9


Wilmington, Mass.


Wilmington, Mass.


hathlyn Leora McKittrick


24 Woburn, Mass.


Stenographer


Rubber worker


30


September 30


Wilmington, Mass.


Mary Colucci


20 Woburn, Mass.


Lineman


32


October 12


Wilmington, Mass.


Lillian Dorothy Palmer


20 Wilmington, Mass.


Sales girl


Polisher


33 October 12


Wilmington, Mass.


rua Evelina Dame


22 Wilmington, Mass.


Book-keeper


Ernest Leon Jackson


25 Wilmington,


Mass.


Shoe worker


34 October 13


Wilmington, Mass.


Josephine Spezzano


18 Wilmington,


Mass.


Shoe worker


35


October 14


Wilmington, Mass.


Wilmington, Mass.


Mary Vituris Lassell


45 Wobrun, Mass.


House work


45


38 October 29


Doris Victoria Belanger


17


Wilmington, Mass.


Leather sorter


39 November 1


Mary Marion


15


Tewksbury, Mass.


House work


40 November 3


Mildred E Moloy


18 Woburn, Mass.


Rubber worker


41 November 9


Lena Marcella


19 Woburn. Mass.


Factory hand


Salesman


42 November 11


Boston, Mass.


Mary Agnes Donovan


36


Charlestown, Mass.


43


November 25


Boston, Mass.


Aristide Bradanese Victoria Zazulak


22 19 Somerville, Mass. Wilmington, Mass.


Shipper At Home


Walter Grant Estee


43


Woburn, Mass.


44 November 28


Joanna Marie Murray


41 Woburn, Mass.


Warren Ames Hallett


22


Wilmington, Mass.


45 December 1


Marion Frances Patch


21 Wilmington, Mass.


32


52 Wilmington, Mass.


44 Wilmington, Mass.


News Dealer


Antonio Cosmo Tuccelli


28 Wilmington, Mass.


48 December 6


Wilmington, Mass.


Mary Antonetta Macario Clifford Harrison Horton


15 Woburn, Mass.


32 Wilmington, Mass.


Salesman


49 June 18


Newport, Vt.


Florence Mabel Lathe


41 Orleans, Vt.


Mass.


Truck driver


19 Wilmington, Mass.


At Home


Passenger car inspector


36 October 17


22 Wilmington, Mass.


Telephone operator Laborer


50 Woburn, Mass.


37 October 20


Wilmington, Mass.


Forrest Nute Dame


19 Wilmington, Mass.


Mechanic


House work


Tewksbury, Mass.


Laward R. Kelley


27 Winchester. Mass.


Laborer Bookbinder


Joseph De Pamphelis


28 Wakefield, Mass.


John Baptiste Roman


32 Wilmington, Mass.


Private Secretry


Hotel butcher


None


Electrician


Stenographer Machinery mover


46 December 1


Somerville, Mass.


Arnold Woodford Cluney Beatrice Isabel Goodland Joseph Mansir Dickson Eliza Maude Ames


Secretary Gasoline Salesman


47 December 4


Wilmington, Mass.


Hollis Albert Sanderson


24 Wilton, N. H.


26 Whitehall, N. Y.


Teacher Soda Clerk Filing Clerk


Wilmington, Mass.


Mildred Frances Justice


19 Wilmington. Mass.


Steam Fitter


Clarence E. Hallion


27 Somerville, Mass.


Wilbur Morton Hazen


31 Somerville, Mass.




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