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Edmund Snow one than Mojaes Show two Shaves. Joshieu Freimanoni Prav James Inceman one Share Elisha Prow one Share Thankful Loane five Shares. man Hopkins one Than Gideon Seniors two Shares · OJonathan In cisman two Ilares Estejak Knowles one Share : Whatman Sleticing one Share
This list is a continuation of that on page 32.
Davis Hopkins one thrive. 33
Lena's young one than Joseph & Rogers one Share it'sa Rogers one Jonathan Twiningome Thane! John Myriche Tome Lian John Donne one There.
Hererich Higgins one Than attirer Maya- one Phcare Ebenezer Rogers and Shane: Obedi Carostry one than Benjamin Seaburg ten Shares Tempia Linnell two Theres William & Megrichon Share Judah Rogers - one Than Elinhum Higgins Two Shares Seth Rogers one Planes Daniel Hligger half Share Samuel Yourman one than Winslow I Knowles two Shares
Uneuch Rogers one Share
Repell nowe one Share
Joseph tittays one Share
Shall we hire Rev. Turner for another year? Stop the singing school?
Ja Chapman Lesbury Collection of the Congregational society en Onteuns
.34 Greeting
.1 you are hereby required in the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to notify and warn the male Inhabitants of said society qualifiche by Law town society affairs to meet and afsemble at The Meeting houve in said society on Monday the twenty fifth Instant at one o clock in the afternoon to out and the following articles Via
1st To Choose a Moderator
2 .20 To see whether the society well vote to him the feed. Mr Turner any Longer if not to see if they will choose a Commette to agree with another
3 by request to see if the society well fest a Stop to the Singing Schools in said societies Meeting house in comingo. by paying i vote or voter to that effect
here of fail not and make return of this warment with your doing, then on to the Clash of said society at the time. and place above mentioned Given under our hands in Orleans this. Thistenth day. of January A 1830 Elisha Cole thomas Heggen
(afsitions of still sociaty chersuant to the within wament I have notified and warned The male inhabitants of the Congregational society as within" directed Orleans 25 January 1830 Chapman Seaburg Collection
The Inhabitants of the society being ufsemble agreeable to The wament Choose Mr Thomas Higgins Moderator Hotel to Live Mr. Turner again for twelve months if he will consent for that time Voted to stop Singing schools in the Meeting house on Sunday evenings Note to have Singing schools in the Meeting house on wein day evening on particular occations by Liberty of the aforfoons of Commette Gideon & Snow society, Black
Treasurer's report from back of volume bequining 1826 - (Turn the volume back to front and upside down to locate Treasure's Reports from July 1829 - Dec. 25, 1831
July 20 Musicus of Illum Mixed Collector $ 23 = 00. 18/29 October 0 1829 diseases of Wallum Myroch Collector = 18=00
October 19 the 1829 this day settled who with Gideon & Inou docesty treasurer and find that the has Laid out sixty four Dollars and rinteen inte man then he has nocives in Fausty, Elisha Thomas Higgins
Den Bo Process of William Nymich Collector. 1.829 30 = 00 Du15 Record of William Myrech Collector .. 54 = 14
Die 28 Reverend of William Myrick Collistar
76 = 84
Vw 3th Recare of Willearn Myrick Collector 140= 00 Jan 2 Received of Helleum Myrich Collector 120=62.
18.36. Rice of William Myruch Collector. 58 = 25
thecase of William lynch Collector --. 29 =24
Fein 23. 1.5.90 Manali 15 1830.
This day Settin with Gedeon Snow socity Ivennerer and Received all the ixtoney he had received fin Daniel Coming Elisha Cala Society
July 27 1930 Received of William Myris Collector 410=00 October 25 1830 Recurso of William Myrick 5=00
sto pot 18:30 thecase of William Myvech. 4:00 Divi 1 1890 Decicco of Heleamelyrech- 6 - 62℃ 1 ejam 14 1831 Ricevo of William Myrich Collector -- 2= 25
October 1831 Nieuws of William Myneck -- $=58 31. Gelo lew 1831 Detled up with Sideand Snow and Received all the waves the har war and
Elisha Cole Daniael Gassesig Digi Raw of William Myruch Collector == 72 1831
20 $ 6.00 = 29
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Yarmouth Register
Sept. 22, 1900
Saturday Sept. 22, 1900
(Pres. Mckinley vs. Hon Jennings Bryan - primain just over ) " No: President Mc Kinley will not avail himself of the privilege of talking his opinions into a graphophone. He will leave that circus performance to Candidate Bryan, who ought to make a success of it in view of his long practice in talking through his hat. "
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" Nu. & Mrs. E. T. Rachett returned from --- - a months vacation, part of that time being spent at South Hadley, where their daughter Rate is attending
Suis Rackett the Mut . Holyoke seminary . " 1 "Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People " Ivers + Pont - The Piano Fine Sale Time table for trains Old Colony System of MY NH+H - Cape Cod Division Royal Baking Bondu - Absolutity Pane effective - 10 - 1900 Than of week printed wantwadived
/ Boston Memorial window - gift of Mes. Andrew C. Wheelwright - given to the Union meeting house in the Cranberry Isles , Maine - " In loving memory of Charles Elliott Harwood,, Feb. 17, 1894-march 22, 1897 arrival as pastor ( death in theass) " The children of Herbert Higgins , who have been quite pick , are all on the mending hand . "
Mus. D. J. Cummings, who has been dangerously ill with congestion of the brain, is more comfortable, although the case has now developed into typhoid fever, of which there have been
symptoms from the first . Miss Alice Linwell is with her , as nurse .
' Duro . Eliza Harding has closed her house and will spend the winter with her dauglite, Nus. E. E. Penniman , in Dorchester. "
pt. 29, 1900
Oct. 6, 1900 -
yarmouth Register (publiched every Saturday) "Quite a number have attended the Brocton Fair"
"Mr. Leon Ryther, our new High school teacher, has secured rooms at L. H. Delevi's and table board at Que nickersone."
Oct. 20, 1900 "Orleans - At the request of Supt. Chase, the pastors of the several churches in town will deliver special sermons on the subject of " Education ." Rev . M . S . Hill of the Universalist Church has prepared his for tomorrow . "
"The Boston Star company, with the talented Arton Banjo, Mandolin & Guitar Club, assisted by miss Grace Santor, a well-known elocutionist of Boston, and mise Ina Bagnall, the popular banjo and mandolin soloist, will entertain the public at Snow' hall on Friday evening, Oct. 26. Edison's great invention , the bioscope , with the wonderful moving pictures, will also be one of the features of the evening's autertainment.
J. 27, 1900
East Orleans - Dr. A. S. Taylor has rented the lower part of the Plate 7. 5. Newcombe's house and has gone to look for some one to keep house for him . Whether he is going to get married or not , remains to be told . "
" One week from next Tuesday is election. Three weeks from that date the annual Barnstable County Conference of churches meets in Orleans Tuesday and Wednesday.
"SK Sears's - Harwichport Golf Capes + Jackets Skirt calling for 2.98 - double face heavy Oxford, mixed goods , worth $ 4 .00
Orleans - Dr. A. D. Hatch has rented the lower part of the house of the late Cast. T. S. Newcombe, Mrs. Godfrey and Mise mathe hindfrey will occupy the second story of the house for a time . "
by Dec. 15, 19:00- "Dr.+7km. A.D. Hatch arrived on the a. m. train Turkey & are occupying their new home. 1
Yarmouth Register Nov. 10, 1900 - "It Is Mckinley " -
note: Often on the front page - along with ads (clothing ) is a Column The Religious World - c. Hor. 24, 1900 -
Dec. 1, 1900 Thanksgiving services were held in the Congregational churches on Thursday morning , a very interesting service being delivered by the pasta , Rev. E. G . Rachett. "
Owing to the severe storm last Sunday, no services were held at any of the churches. Three ladies only braved the elements to attend the Congregational church , but we're obliged to return home with no sermon and no company ."
Dec. 8, 1900
ec. 29, 1900
E. E. Hurd caught 25 fine codfish in the bay on Thankinginmy Day. Crosby- Snow married at 2 pm on Christmas Day in the Congregational parsonage - by Rev . E . I. Racket . Chester Irving Crosby (cousin of O.W.) + Miss Flora Belle Suour who " wore a handsome travelling suit of castor shade with hat to match with blue trimmings" To live in Chelsea
Mr. & mrs. D. L. Young spent Christres at their son's in Fitalduy.
There seems to be a content among pork-raisers for the past few weeks, to see who can produce the most pork in the shortest space of time . The latest record breaker is the Log of Freeman Snow, which at 8 months old weighed 400 pounds . "
w. 5, 1900 (Saturday) miss Kate Racket returned to Mit. Holyoke college Wednesday morning. For lead article see next sheet.
201? Probably- Les Su next
2. the- 19:01? yes - I double checked.
The Yarmouth Register January 5 (1901 ( True beginning of the 20th Century) Orleans
Rally & Roll- Call
The Rally & roll-call of the church and society at the Congregational, on Tuesday, the first day of the 20th century, was an occasion long to be remembered by those who participated. The call, meeting with such a general response, suggested the query of many. "1 Would it not be well to have such calle often than once in a century from all our churches?" It might tend to awaken a train of thought long dulled and sleeping.
The following program was listened to by a large audience :
Part I
Scripture reading and prayer anthem
Roll-call of church members Hymn Roll-call of society members
Part II - Reports
anthem Church O.W. Crosby
Sunday school Chester W. Crosby S.S. Missionary Society O.W. Crosby
Hymn
U. P.S. C.E.
Miss May S. Mayo
Ladies Social Circle Ino. S.E. Eagerly Original hymn (air-"Auld Lang Syne") "We're gathered in these sacred halle , That long have heard God's price To make the echoes once again, In these New Century days. plus 4 more verses - Part II - Social In Vestry new year & century greeting from all to all, where everyone was presented with a 20th century souvenirs."
The Yarmouth Register
Feb. 9, 1901
"The ladies of the Social Circle of the Congregational Church will hold their annual fair & supper at the Town hall, Feb. 18 a cordial invitation is extended to all. admission 35€. Should the weather prove stormy on that is my on that evening , it will occur the evening following . "
Feb. 16, 1901 Orleans - Our Beach Road (editorial)
now that we shall soon have a continuous state and town macadam road from the Brewster line to the Atlantic ocean beach, ....
April 6, 1901
Orleans - Mine Kate Rockett of Just. Holyoke College is spending her vacation with her parents , Rev . & Mrs. E . I . Rachet . "
Srl 20, 1901
" Orleans - Ju . Sam' E. Mays is making arrangements to have -
This house heated with steam heat . "
in 1901 In every issue of the Yarmouth Registers Orleans column there is " Dr. Stone , dentist , will be at his Orleans office every Tuesday excepting the first Tuesday of each month. Pure methyle, vapor and gas. all branches of dental work performed in a thorough manner , including gold capping and bridging . "
Orleans - The last of a series of entertainments and social was given at the Congregational church Monday evening. a large number were present and a very pleasant evening enjoyed . " Tok : Universalist + M. E. publicity gives much detail - who sang or recited & what the title was - in this Same issue !
june 1901 - Advertisement
Mrz. R.H. Harris , Dealer in Watches , Clocks , Jewelry & Fawory Goods - Spectacles warranted to fit - Subscriptions received forany Thurspach on magazine - - Yarmouthport - husk to regain cloche . " ".
The yarmouth Register for Aug. 10, 1901 see top of following shut- The musical + literary concert given at Town Hall Thursday evening (postponed from monday evening on account of storm) was greatly appreciated by a large + interested audience. 1. Orleans - The Barge Concert -- postponed on account of stim- will be held at the Congregational Church, commencing at 730. In addition to selections by the choir, solos will be given by Misses Susan Ethel Gibson, Edna young, Mary Mordy + Florence Hopkins; readings by Mise Susan Heywood and Mise Lucy A. Snow ; instin solo by Mr. Theodore Lenty ; vreal duett , Jus. Gould & mise moody."
aug. 17, 1961
Sept. 14, 1901
East Orleans " It is reported that 150 persons from the city spent the summer months in the little village of Tonsit , near nanet Harbor."
The Late William luckily - picture - + long article re : his care
Sept. 21, 1901 Sept. 28, 1901
Universalist Church held special services Joy of the late lamented Prindent Her. Hill the parton - his mother a Quaker - back to Mayflower toch - In every issue - for years - Que page devoted to Talmage Sermon (p.3) next to it the ad for marble & Granite - Correct Proportions Orville W. Crosby, Orleans Edwin Kenrick and housekeeper and Miss Mainy have gone East Orlen a journey on their wheels up the county . "
4 long columns Copyright, 1901 Louis Klopach, n.y.
Det. 5, 1901
Oct . 5, 1901 WC TU in Provincetown to hold a rummage sale - Long articles re: pronouncing Roosevelt (Rosyvelt) + giving his family tungen + training + experience -
- The front page is ALL ADS except for I column +
that divided into The Senatorial Campaign - + West Dennis, items Fome > Cobb. aldrich +C. Boston -
SHyamin
Clothing Brewster Harwich fort Mr. Rockett & Mr. Hill apparently worked easily together e.g. double funeral of 2 electricians from Orleans killed in Phila. while working - Henrie Gabbana Sparrow -uncle a/c bly caught fire - They were on 8 th from + jumped - Charts En
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Saturday Rug. 17, 1901 to Janne 13, 1902
Nov. 2, 1901
aug. 13, 1898 to 9/15/1900
Dates Covered by. 878 pages - Jan. 25, 1896 to ang. 6, 1848 1078 pages
The yarmouth Register
muchofilm rolla
3 May 27, 1893 to Jan. 18, 1896 1118 pages
From Boston, Cobb, Aldrich & Co. advertisement.
Rye whiskey $ 2.00 per gal. Old Rye 3.00 .. Bombow 3-650 on pane scale
Very Old Rye 3.50
Extra Old Rue 6.00
California sherry, post, angelica + catawba - $1.00 Ingested Grown Sherry, Very Old $4.50
Freight allowed or pre paid on orders of reasonable can't.
" Elmer E. Chandler is in the employ of , of S. E. Taylor, expressman. 11
Mr. Oliver Donne is treating his house to a coat of paint, J.A. Knowles of Eastham doing the work. "
Orville W. Crosby has been on a trip to Buffalo, taking in the exposition and Niagara Falls. "
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Our esteemed townsmany, J. H. Cummings, Eg. is to be congratulated upon his election as representative of the 3- district." Educa's father M. J. E. Taylor &mrs. Hill (wife of Universalist minister) song a dust at funeral of Capt. Joseph Taylor - ( whose wife had died within the month preceding . )
Orleans - Young man Promoted .It is very gratifying to hear. -- ·
Robert B. Young, assistant treasures of the Fitchburg Trust Company's ( Sat ) bank, closes bie services there today, and Monday will enter the Leominster national Bank ar teller"
"On account of the severity of the storm no services were held in our churches last Sunday. Union Thanksgiving service were held at the Congregational church. on Thursday evening , commencing at 7 30 o'clock . Rev. Mr . Phillips of the M.E. Church gave the address , Nur . Rockett and Mr . Hill assisting in the price"
Cov. 23, 1901
or. 30, 1901
cation aubegiving
Dear. 16, 1901
Dec. 7,1901
The Yarmouth Register Cutting of recommendations in Pres. Rosewelt' message to Congress- " Orleans - T. F. Ellis is having a blacksmithi shop built on the cross road leaking past the bake shop.
Joshua Kilburn arrived home from Gay Head life-saving station on the 2nd inst. and reported for duty at Calorie Hollows life-saving station on the 3d . "
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Charles 7 . Mayo , who has been caring for Dr . Lewis Cole , Eastham , for several weeks, has returned home."
The top of the will belonging to Mr . C. C. Massitt , blow off in the northeast gale of nov . 24 .
J. 7 . Eldredge lost one of the fine black houses belonging to his span, from vined colic , on Saturday night , Nor. 30 ."
Dec. 21, 1901
East Orleans - The churches were thinly attended last Sunday , owing to the severe rain storm"
Orleans - Owing to the severe storm of last Sunday , no services were held at any of our plurabes - "
Capt. Alfred Paine has taken command of the bark James Rice , which sailed from New York Dec. 2 for new Zealand with a general cargo.
" Squid have lately been shiped in large quantities to new York . "
Dec. 28, 1901
Lady dentist! - Ella F. S. Stone "will be at Or. Stone's Orleans office the first Tuesday of every month and at her office in Wellfleet every Saturday where she will be pleased to receive patients , and will guarantee satisfactory work at reasonable prices ."
Churches" made Christuse very enjoyable for the children connected with each Sunday school very pleasant hour was spent on Christmas Eve in distributing presents and 1 listening to the exercises given by the children ... etc etc etc.
jan. 4, 1902
The yarmouth Regista Long report of Rev. Dr. Edward Everett Halve discusion at South Coup. Clunch in Boston - the citizenship class - ": " The effect that the landing of the Pilgrims has had upon the world , particularly on the religion , the sociology and the civil governments of all nations ...
of book by an English writer, Zincke, circa 182, which book states "all history is important chiefly for its nearness or distance from the landing of the Pilgrim in Plymouth colony & their settlement there -
Pilgrims - Hale" It gets to be a more astonishing fact every year that 16/ persons, 50 of whom were dead the next spring, should have established such a successful colony.
Pilgrins were " first to put on paper a government of oficers chosen wholly by themselves
2 "Chief factor in establishing universel sufrage in this country ( this idea got to Phila via B. Franklin ) 3 "first people to establish a Registry of Deads + by doing so have revolutionized the holding of real estate all over the world "
Hale " The belief in democracy is sensible because it says that all can manage better than one - and gives an opportunity for the brains of all the members to contribute to the general knowledge or utility of the world . "
an. 4-1902
= The Congregational society tendered a reception to their pastor & his wife, Rev. + M. E. 9. Racket at the parlors of the church on Wednesday evening , Jan. I , it being the celebration of the 25 th anniversary of their marriage. A generous gift in cash was presented to them - . . . pleasant evening . . . . - ice cream + cake . "
an. 25, 1902
After a long a trying illness from that bread disease , consumption , In Linea Paine, dan of Capt. + mis. Alfred Peine, passed away at the home of her sister, Mr. Henry K. Cummings at the age of 29 years, 8 mos. (and home). Services at H. K. Cummings - conducted by Law. E. J. Rackett of the Coup. church. Officine of Universalist Circle - include 5 Directresses and 1) Providing agent News has been received from the owners of the back James Rice, Capt. alfred Paine, master, that the encountered an haviave Dec. 5th (ny Der. 2) + lost her carte ... Kapton & put into Rio, S.A. ( had left)
DEast Orleans: Jus. adeline, widow of Clement Snow, passed away monday night , like a summer cloud , at the age of 91 years, 8 mos . " obituary of Dus. Adeline Snows - life long Universalist .... Juvenal since conducted by Rev. M. S. Hill , assisted by Rev. E. S. Rachett. Que musical selection , " Rest for the Weary " was very foolingly reudered by Mus. M . S . Hill and Joseph E . Taylor , grandson of the deceased " .
Fet. 8, 1902
Wy Governor Odell on " New York's Battle with Tuberculosis "- sund to build senatorin. - Look up the Pilgrim Club Bruntu It has been required since 1639 that a record should be kept of births , marriages + deaths .. ...
Annual Town meeting held on Monday, Feb. 3 + was called to order by D. L. young, town clerk, at 1 p.m. no moderator listed - $10,650 total amt voted- Orleans " An entertainment given for the benefit of the senior clave of the High school was held at the Town hall , on Wednesday evening . A very interesting junghans , consisting of a lecture on the Pan American Exposition , by Rev. E. S. Packett, illustrated by the sternoptician, and recitations and musical selections were greatly enjoyed by a large and appreciative audience . Ice cream + cake were servad during the evening . "
Zet. 22, 1902
( an R.N. ? ) Mirs Alice Linnell have gone to East Prewater , where she is engaged professionaly"
March 8, 1902
The shop of T. Frank Ellis is fast nearing completion . It is two stories high and they anticipate a large business , as they will do anything from showing houses to building and painting carriages . " Henry E. Cummings has completed the telephone connection between the store and residence of G. H. Cummings , Egg .
" Postmenter Smith has purchased the post-office building and is having it enlarged for the accommodation of his book and show business."
Jan. 25, 1902 Feb- / 1902
The yarmouth Register " Alfred Fulcher .. recently purchased of Palmas Bros. of Coun, a five horse power gasoline engine which will aid him greatly in his business of blacksmithing , It . He proposes using it in his your boat during the summer season . "
March 22, 1902
Roland L. Mayo has bought a new house for use in carting bricks for the large building about to be put up in So. Orleans for William Window of Realy . Charles W. Hopkins is the master builder and Christopher and William Edwards are the masons.
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The monument of the late Rev. Jacob White , a former partir of the Congregational society , has been straightened. The Ladies Circle have voted to take care of the lot for five years as Mr. White was the organizer of the Ladies Circle 59 years ago . "
" These handsome nothinglow lace curtains - $1.50 per pair -"
18 cases listed under Divorce Cars - ? Holy Week ? " Evening services will be held at the Cong . church every evening next week , Commencing at 730 o'clock . A sermon by the pastor , Rev. E. J. Rockett will be given each evening . "
"Each of the churches are making arrangements for the special Easter services tomorrow morning and concerts in the evening . "
april 5, 1902
" The Easter concerts at the Congregational and Universalist churches were well attended , the parts being appropriate and well given . We are unable to get the program given at the Congregational Church. At the Universalist church the following was the program : Prayer - by pastor n. S. Hill authem - Hallelujah - by choir
Recitation ..
Singing Dialogue Reading Recitation a + ++ + +c.
March 15, 1902
Jacob White
adr. March 29, 1902 Saturday)
The yarmouth Register
East Orleans - Mr. Joseph mayo has sold his blacksmith and undertaking shop with the land thereon to H. M. Percival , for asparagus & storage room, and has built an undertake's room on his land near line dwelling house.
adv.
Locomotion ataxia - top of ad for Pink Pills for Pole People - Talmage - writer of sermons -died Orlaus Rev. E. I. Rackett attended the bass. Asia of Long, Churches at Plymouth " What were the Daughter of Liberty?
" Charles A . Mayo has joined his rush for the samson's machul fishing . " Que't announcement of Children's Day in all churches (Comp, With + Univ. - ) but only the Universalist gave more information about the program .
" The crow of the Orleans L. S. S. (Life Saving Station? ) cause of duty on Saturday night, may 31'5 at 12 o'clock . "
Har full account of program on children's day at Universalist church - names of all children who recited or sang or whatever -
"Rev. E. I. Rackett will address the life-savers tomorrow morning at the Cong . church , to which all who have ever been in the service are most cordially invited."
Good account of special service (2 inches in the column) for life- saving - East Orleans Roland Mayo lost quite a valuable house last week from lock-jour, caused by stopping on a mail and getting cold in it."
Orleans " There were seven received into the membership of the Congregational church on Sunday, the rite of baptism being administered by the pastor, Rev. E. S. Rachett . "
April 19, 1902
May 31, 1902
June 7, 1902
June 14, 1902
une 21, 1902 June 28, 1902, July 12, 1902
newspaper account of dedication of the remodelled building in 1889
yarmouth Register February 2, 1889 Orleans Dedicated Wed, Jan . 30, at 1 o'clock.
Congregational Church of Orleans- The Congregational Church building of Orleans which has recently been remodeled was originally built in 1829. It's outside dimensions were 41×68 with posts about 18 feet high and a roof of low pitch , which together with double rows of numerous windows , gave the building an appearance reminding one more of a factory than a church. It was built of the best of stock and of heavy timbers and all apparently in as good Condition as when first put together. The roof had not been renewed and was perfectly tight and in good condition. Inside it contained but a single room with a gallery on three sides and short narrow entries from the doors .
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