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Town of Tewksbury Annual Report Annual Report OF THE TOWN OFFICERS OF THE Town of Tewksbury For the Year Ending Dec. 31, 1934 TOWN of TEWKSBURY LIST OF TOWN OFFICERS 1934 MODERATOR MELVIN G. ROGERS SELECTMEN IRVING F. FRENCH, Chairman HERBERT L. TRULL EVERETT H. KING BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE EVERETT H. KING,. Chairman IRVING F. FRENCH HERBERT L. TRULL BOARD OF HEALTH HERBERT L. TRULL, Chairman EVERETT H. KING IRVING F. FRENCH ASSESSORS BUZZELL KING, Chairman ALBION L. FELKER MARK J. McCANN TOWN CLERK HARRY C. DAWSON TOWN TREASURER ALICE A. PIKE 3 COLLECTOR OF TAXES ROBERT W. BARRON TOWN AUDITOR ROBERT E. GAY SCHOOL COMMITTEE MAY L. LARRABEE, Chairman AUSTIN F. FRENCH GUY B. GRAY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS STEPHEN G. BEAN TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC LIBRARY MIRIAM SPAULDING, Chairman EDGAR SMITH RUTH SMITH KATE FOLSOM LIBRARIAN ABBIE M. BLAISDELL ROAD COMMISSIONERS JOHN T. GALE, Chairman WILLIAM I. BAILEY ASAHEL H. JEWELL SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS EDWARD J. WALSH TREE WARDEN HARRIS M. BRIGGS 4 REGISTRARS OF VOTERS HERBERT A. FAIRBROTHER, Chairman HARRY C. DAWSON, Clerk WM. H. BENNETT GEORGE McCOY CONSTABLES WARNER BANCROFT CYRIL L. BARKER BERNARD H. GREENE INSPECTOR OF ANIMALS ASAHEL H. JEWELL WEIGHERS GEORGE IC. JAMES GEO. B. TANNER GEORGE McFAYDEN SURVEYORS OF LUMBER GEORGE K. JAMES * MEASURER OF WOOD GEORGE K. JAMES SEALER O FWEIGHTS AND MEASURES DUNCAN J. CAMERON FIELD DRIVER AND POUND KEEPER JESSE KEMP FENCE VIEWERS BOARD OF SELECTMEN 0 FISH AND GAME WARDEN CYRIL L. BARKER POLICE OFFICERS CYRIL BARKER, Chief ASAHEL H. JEWELL ROSS E. SARGENT WARNER BANCROFT LAUCHIE McPHAIL ABBOTT BATTLES HARRY L. NASH JAMES W. ROBERTS BERNARD H. GREENE CHESTER E. BURGESS HENRY SPARKES AGENT BOARD OF HEALTH HERBERT M. LARRABEE, M. D. UNDERTAKER AND AGENT FOR BURIAL INDIGENT SOLDIERS H. LOUIS FARMER, (Registered Embalmer) FOREST FIRE WARDEN ALDEN S. HAINES DEPUTY FOREST WARDENS WILLIAM I. BAILEY CHESTER E. BURGESS INSPECTOR OF MEATS AND PROVISIONS ASAHEL H. JEWELL LOCAL AGENT FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF THE BROWN TAIL AND GYPSY MOTH HARRIS M. BRIGGS 6 PARK COMMISSIONERS HARRIS M. BRIGGS THOMAS C. McCAUSLAND DANIEL DILWORTH CHIEF OF FIRE DEPARTMENT ALDEN S. HAINES APPRAISERS BOARD OF SELECTMEN JANITOR TOWN HALL GEORGE IC. JAMES FINANCE COMMITTEE Term Expires 1935 THOMAS P. SAWYER WINTHROP S. BEAN ELMER OLSON RALPH T. LEITH Term Expires 1936 HARRY P. NASH, Sec. HAROLD PATTEN HENRY SPARKES PHILIP M. BATTLES Term Expires 1937 GEORGE E. HAMILTON FRANKLIN F. SPAULDING KARL HEIDENRICH WILLIAM FI. BENNETT TRUST FUND COMMISSIONERS FREDERICK M. CARTER FRANKLIN F. SPAULDING MARK ROPER 7 REPORT OF TOWN CLERK Births Recorded in the Town of Tewksbury For the Year 1934 Pa to of No. Birth Name of Child Names of Parents 1 Jan. 9 Cecelia Helen Perry Arthur and Helen 2 Jan. 18 Walter Gordan Clark Jr. Walter G. and Pearl 3 Feb. 4 Moniz Eli M. and Blanche 1A Feb. 5 David Beckwith Anderson Clifford and Ethel 4 Mar. 5 Margaret Isabelle Lacy Patrick J. and Willette 7A Mar. 14 Frederick W. Kearns James E. and Clarice 2A Mar. 17 Cluff Victon L. and Anna 5 Mar. 27 Donna Treadwell Alfred E. and Dorothy 6 Mar. 27 Dorothy E. Sullivan John and Mary 3 A Apr. 15 Frances Blue Gilbert and Blanche 7 Apr. 27 Donald Wayne Lord Ellsworth and Blanche 4A Apr. 28 Barbara Ann Smith John R. and Josephine 9 Apr. 30 Mitoulas Bill and Helen 8 May 5 Maria Georgia Watson Thomas E. and Marie 5A May 7 Priscilla Carter John P. and Margareet 10 May 12 Thomas Seamans Thomas and Annette 6A June 6 Denio Albert and Ethel 9A June 7 James Marsh Walter J. and Helena 8 A June 16 Craig John R. and Jena 11 June 21 Sandra I. Leighton William and Roberta 10A July 5 Ferreira Arthur and Edna 14A July 8 Fisher Leon and Corrine 12 July 9 Malonson Howard and Florence 13 July 11 Helen May Hussey Robert and Helen 11A July 18 Culleton Edward and Alice 12A June 28 Brenda June Ralph Richard and Alice 13A July 31 Linscott Fadden Maxwell A. K. and Beulah 15 A Aug. 2 Nancy E. Davis Warren and Elizabeth 16 Aug. 18 LaBelle Theodore and Mary 21A Aug. 26 James Edward Farrell James H. and Evelyn 15 Aug. 29 Margaret E. Coates Henry and Florence 16A Aug. 29 Greene Bernard H. and Thelma 17 Sept. 9 Richard Francis Connolly Martin and Lillian 17A Sept. 10 Joan Marie Theriault Antoine and Dorothy 18A Sept. 22 Lundquist Victor and Dorothy 19 Oct. 10 Dorothy Penney Lyman and Margaret Date of No. Birth Name of Child Names of Parents 18 Oct. 12 Blanche Louise Cahill Raymond and Blanche 22A Oct. 15 James Leroy Mercier George and Inez 19A Oct. 23 John Harper Gale Jr. John and Gladys 20 Oct. 30 Elmer A. Dewing Elmer and Mary 20A Nov. 6 Fisher Albert and Frances 21 Nov. 22 Petrides Constantinos and Anna 23A Dec. 15 Hall Seth and Beatrice 25A Dec. 18 Catherine Sullivan Frank and Catherine 24 A Dec. 27 Perry Charles and Mary Marriages Recorded in the Town of Tewksbury During the Year 1934 Date of No. Marriage Name Residence 1 Jan. 1 Warren A. Davis Tewksbury, Mass. Elizabeth C. Copley Lowell, Mass. 2 Jan. 20 James W. Tuoliy Tewksbury, Mass. Irma W. Barstow Tewksbury, Mass. 3 Feb. 3 Lawrence Wilson Medford, Mass. Helen M. Wiktorowicz Tewksbury, Mass. 4 Feb. 10 William F. Pratt Tewksbury, Mass. Marjorie G. Pratt Tewksbury, Mass. 5 Apr. 1 Frederick E. Wilkins Lowell, Mass. Eva B. Martel Tewksbury, Mass. 6 Apr. 28 Douglas Flaherty Tewksbury, Mass. Hazel Shinkwin Chelmsford, Mass. 7 Apr. 28 Justin L. Anderson Tewksbury, Mass. Margaret Hunt Reading, Mass. 8 Apr. 18 Maynard S. Malonson Tewksbury, Mass. Madeline M. Dunning Tyngsboro, Mass. 9 May 20 James J. Carroll Billerica, Mass. Mary A. Obert Tewksbury, Mass. 10 May 19 Clifford F. Edgecomb Tewksbury, Mass. Eleanor M. Daniels Winthrop, Mass. 11 May 19 Horace W. Myers Lowell, Mass. Isabelle M. Amiot Tewksbury, Mass. 12 June 17 Thomas F. Sullivan Jr. Tewksbury, Mass. Dorothy M. Quinn Tewksbury, Mass. 13 June 26 Miles J. Finnegan Billerica, Mass. Anna Sullivan Tewksbury, Mass. 14 June 23 George H. Garside Tewksbury, Mass. Alice C. Bolton Dracut, Mass. 15 June 26 Clarence Marsden Lowell, Mass. Helen G. Flint Lowell, Mass. 16 June 30 Gerard Masse Lowell, Mass. Bertha Bussiere Tewksbury, Mass. 17 Aug. 1 Albert H. Allen Boston, Mass. Margaret A. Osborne Tewksbury, Mass. 18 July 7 Bronslaw Kohanski Tewksbury, Mass. Dorothy P. Conole Dracut, Mass. 19 Sept. 2 Daniel Donovan Boston, Mass. Stella A. Plewka Tewksbury, Mass. 10 Date of No. Marriage Name Residence 20 July 17 Joseph P. Nelson Lowell, Mass. Harriet L. King Tewksbury, Mass. 21 Sept. 2 Louis D. O’Connell Tewksbury, Mass. Bertha M. Flint Tewksbury, Mass. 22 Aug. 12 Anthony L. Martin, Jr. Tewksbury, Mass. Mary V. Abreau Chelmsford, Mass. 23 Sept. 22 Robert L. W. Farmer Tewksbury, Mass. Ethel M. Tully Dunstable, Mass. 24 Oct. 10 Manuel J. Furtado Tewksbury, Mass. Elizabeth L. Hunt Lowell, Mass. 25 Oct. 13 Joseph W. Blanchette Northbridge Catherine Madden Northbridge 26 Oct. 13 William Finn Tewksbury, Mass. Elizabeth Regan Tewksbury, Mass. 27 Oct. 24 William S. MacKay Tewksbury, Mass. Dorothy E. Salmon Tewksbury, Mass. 28 Oct. 27 George A. O’Connell Tewksbury, Mass. Gladys L. Nelson East Milton, Mass. 29 Oct. 27 Converse G. Parker Andover, Mass. Alice G. Livingston Tewksbury, Mass. 30 Oct. 30 J. Gordan Dodge Lowell, Mass. Helen Bachelder Lowell, Mass. 31 Nov. 12 Edward G. Sawyer Tewksbury, Mass. Gertrude V. Baker Wilmington, Mass. 32 Dec. 12 William H. Mills Worcester, Mass. Harriette A. Smith Tewksbury, Mass. 33 Dec. 8 Mahlon H. Fritz Tewksbury, Mass. Frances E. French Tewksbury, Mass. 34 Dec. 12 Roland W. Holden Reading, Mass. Josephine H. Briggs Tewksbury, Mass. 35 Dec. 12 William D. Gath Tewksbury, Mass. Elsie J. Spares Middleston, Mass. 11 - Deaths Recorded in the Town of Tewksbury During the Year 1934 Date of No. Death Name Years Months Days 1 Jan. 5 Mary Marney Beckwith 78 11 21 2 Jan. 15 Mary Jane Whiting 83 — 26 3 Jan. 21 John Gale 85 10 12 4 Jan. 29 Anne MacPherson MacKillop 87 8 — 5 Feb. 3 Abbie Dyer Edgecomb 70 —7 3 6 Feb. 13 Alfred J. Beddington .. 60 — A1 Jan. 6 Anna P. Pistorius 69 3 1 7 Mar. 1 Mary E. Collins 75 — — A2 Feb. 25 Frank Tilson Merritt 62 5 25 A3 Mar. 4 James A. Farren 38 — 19 8 Mar. 11 Catherine Belton 72 -— — A 4 Jan. 6 Thomas Sheehan 69 — 11 A5 Mar. 26 Florence Lena Garlick 43 7 14 9 Apr. 9 William Elmer Stowers 69 8 4 10 Apr. 9 Ellen Speke 72 '5 3 11 Apr. 30 Martin Finerty 89 6 — 6 Feb. 13 Alfred J. Bebbington 60 — — 12 May 13 Dona Treadwell — 1 14 A6 May 4 Carrie M. Stevens 63 2 19 A7 May 10 Joseph H. Bussiere 58 2 26 13 May 22 Pauline K. Eklund ... 79 4 28 A8 May 1 Maud Jones 53 — — 14 May 26 David Cameron 53 9 27 A9 June 3 Jesse L. Labonte, Jr — — 1 y2 15 June 18 Nellie G. Rainey 60 — — A10 June 22 Edwin H. Bennett 77 1 2 16 June 19 Thomas F. Sullivan 66 — — 17 June 29 Annie R. Hines 72 — — All June 4 John Lowney 59 1 13 A12 Apr. 3 Lydia A. Haskell 84 3 21 18 July 16 Margaret O’Grady 44 — — 10 July 20 Thomas Jackson 68 9 — 20 July 27 21 July 30 Sumner Karas 9 — — A13 July 3 Ida Elizabeth Shanks 24 8 19 22 Sept. 3 Conceicao Pereira 9 9 14 23 Sept.
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