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It was thought best to complete the work by day labor with the city gangs. They began on June 3 and finished before the middle of July. The cost was about $1600 in excess of the con- tract price, and a demand has been made upon the sureties to make good this deficit.
When the appropriation for construction became available this year, arrangements were soon made for carrying on the work.
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Stock for the season was contracted for from the following parties :
Sewer Pipe, from A. J. Richards & Son, Quincy.
Brick, from George R. Sampson, Middleboro.
Cement, from Waldo Bros., Boston.
Manhole Frames and Covers, from Mechanics Iron Foundry Co., Boston.
On June 1st, a contract for doing sewer work in Ward 5 was executed with M. J. O'Hearn & T. J. Kelley of Brookline, Mass. Under this contract 1047.5 feet of main sewer and 7738 feet of lateral sewers were built. Work on this contract was finished in September and final settlement will be made within a few days.
On July 1st, a contract for doing sewer work in Wards 1 and 3 was executed with James Driscoll & Son of Brookline, Mass. Under this contract there have been built 3747.5 feet of 18 inch, 435.8 feet of 15 inch, 2239.5 feet of 12 inch, and 188.5 feet of 8 inch sewers. These sewers are mains for the portion of Ward 3 lying west of the N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. and for a portion of Ward 4. Work on this contract was finished late in December and final settlement has not yet been made.
Work of building sewers by the day was begun about April 10. Two gangs of men have been employed throughout the season the work being finished late in December. These gangs have built 3.71 miles of sewers.
LIST OF SEWERS BUILT DURING 1899.
LOCATION.
LENGTH.
FROM
TO
WARD ONE.
Adams street,
723
Near Alleyne street,
Near Hancock street. Near Greenleaf street.
Hancock street, Butler road,
1,228.4
Marginal road,
Park lane. Park lane.
Merry Mount road,
792.3
263.7 So. of Merry Mount road, 275 ft. north of Butler road.
Park lane,
400
Merry Mount road,
Irving place,
795
Saville street,
Elm street,
1,137.4
Bigelow street,
Private way off Deldorf street,
300
Deldorf street,
300 ft. northerly.
Roselin avenue, ·
255.6
Whitwell street,
Beacon street.
Beacon street,
181.7 Roselin avenue,
Southerly.
Town Brook sewer, Wards 1 and 3,
3,747.5 Hancock street,
Water street.
WARD TWO.
Baxter street,
420
Elm street,
South Walnut street,
289.1
Elm street,
Union street,
367.8
South Walnut street,
Main street,
130
Union street,
WARD THREE.
Gordon street,
318.7
Water street,
Garfield street,
775.2
Water street,
Clarke avenue,
438
Garfield street,
Private way off Clarke avenue,
307.7
Clarke avenue,
120 ft. north of Butler road. 795 ft. southerly. Near Washington street.
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420 ft. southeasterly. Union street.
Main street. 130 ft. southeasterly.
Northeasterly. Northerly and easterly. Northerly. Easterly.
363
Near Merry Mount road,
903.8 165.6 ft. west of Putnam St.,
Putnam street,
Water street, Brook road, Liberty street, Brooks avenue, Trafford street,
1,560
Brook road,
Granite street.
1,045.5
|Water street,
497.5
Brook road,
748.2 Liberty street,
1,280.7
Brooks avenue,
Rodman street,
800
Brooks avenue,
577.8 Brooks avenue,
225
Intervale street,
Northwesterly. Columbia street.
Columbia street,
1,215.5 284.5 ft. n. w. of Taber street, 547.5
Columbia street,
WARD FIVE.
690.6
Near Hancock street,
Newport avenue.
1,047.5 Brook street,
Central avenue.
Farrington street, Brook street, Elmwood avenue,
771
Farrington street,
Highland avenue.
1,485
Newport avenue,
Highland avenue.
Central avenue,
1,481
Newport avenue,
Highland avenue.
326
Central avenue,
Southerly. Northerly.
Newport avenue, Arlington street, Fayette street,
773
Elmwood avenue,
1,142
206 ft. north of Brook street,
Northerly.
Farrington street,
427
Brook street,
Near Beale street.
Safford street,
1,748
Near Beale street,
Northerly.
Taylor street,
1,048
Brook street,
Central avenue.
Highland avenue,
1,645
Beale street,
Central avenue.
A total of 35,692 feet -about 6 3.4 miles.
Liberty street. Southwesterly. Intervale street. Centre street. Southwesterly. Caledonia avenue.
Intervale street, Caledonia avenue, Private land,
746.2
Liberty street,
Centre street. Trafford street.
Centre street,
Quincy street,
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Of the total expenditures of the year, something in excess of $57,000 has been paid to citizens of Quincy and those doing business in the City of Quincy.
The payments of the year from the appropriation for con- struction may be summarized as follows :
Paid on account of contract with the A. W. Bryne Construction Co., · . $5,458 14
Paid Deane Steam Pump Co. (final pay- ment under contract),
3,632 50
Paid James L. Bryne,
330 00
Paid Long & Little (finished last year),
3,229 35
Paid O'Hearn & Kelley,
7,721 44
Paid James Driscoll & Son,
9,346 47
Labor, inspection, engineering, clerk,
37,277 20
Rent (office),
250 00
Rent (stock yard),
100 00
Stock and tools,
. 18,246 65
Office expenses, including telephones,
lighting, stationery, etc.,
313 53
Miscellaneous, .
372 86
Land and other damages, .
4,312 68
Legal expenses,
492 00
-$91,082 82
Assessments.
Early in September the Council passed an order determining the manner of levying sewer assessments and the rate. This order provides "That the estimated average cost of all the sewers in said system heretofore adopted by the said City of Quincy, be, and the same is, hereby fixed at one dollar and ninety- three cents per running foot, the same having been so found and determined by said City Council ; it is further Ordered : - That the said fixed uniform rate to be assessed upon estates is hereby established at twelve cents upon each foot of frontage on any street or way where a sewer is constructed, and six mills upon each square foot of area within said fixed depth of one hundred feet from said street or way."
Immediately after the Council passed the order the Board began the work of levying the 'assessments. Notices of assess-
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ments have been sent on all but about 6 1-4 miles of the com- pleted sewers, and the work of making the assessment plans for the remainder is well along.
The assessment notices sent out have been 1,254 in number and the aggregate amount is $83,762.79.
An appropriation of $2,000 was made by the Council for the purpose of making sewer assessments. Of this sum there has been expended for making assessment plans and clerical work of making assessments, . $1,306 07 438 00
For legal advice,
$1,744 07
Leaving a balance of . $255 93
To complete the work of assessing the sewers now completed will require an additional appropriation of about $200 in addition to the above balance.
Maintenance.
The pumps at the pumping station were started and the sys- tem put into operation on May 8th. The pumps have been run daily since that date, and the sewers have received the attention necessary to keep them properly cleaned. As more connections are being made, the sewers will need more frequent flushing during the coming year. The appropriation for maintenance was $4,000. Of this amount $3,152.09 has been expended
House Connections.
On July 31 the work of making house connections with the public sewers was transferred to this department. At that time 116 connections had been made. Since that date 187 connections have been made, and the cost of making the same has been assessed upon the owners of the properties, as authorized by Chapter 319 of the Acts of 1899.
The 187 connections make a total length of 10,725 feet, which have been put in at a cost to the owners of $4,973.12, an average of 4676 cents per foot. The cost of making these con- nections per foot may be summarized thus :
Number costing less than 30 cents per foot, 8 Number costing from 30 cents to 40 cents per foot, · 61
131
Number costing from 40 cents to 50 cents per foot, 60
Number costing from 50 cents to 60 cents per foot, 33 Number costing from 60 cents to 70 cents per foot, 15
. Number costing from 70 cents to 80 cents per foot, .
3
Number costing from 80 cents to 90 cents per foot, 2
Number costing from 90 cents to $1.00 per foot, 1
Number costing more than $1.00 per foot, .
4
The cost per connection is as follows :
Number costing less than $10, . 1
Number costing from $10 to $20, 76
Number costing from $20 to $30,
65
Number costing from $30 to $40,
28
Number costing from $40 to $50,
8
Number costing more than $50,
9
Thirteen of the connections made were over one hundred feet long, the longest being one hundred and sixty-nine feet, the average length being about fifty-seven and three-tenths feet, and the average cost per connection $26.60.
The privilege of having the cost apportioned over a number of years seems to be greatly appreciated.
An appropriation of $6,000 was made for the purpose of making house connections. Of this $5,231.72 has been expended, leaving a balance of $768.28. There is assessable on the owners the sum of $4,973.12, as named above. There are pay rolls amounting to about $140 unpaid. There is pipe on hand to the value of about $378, and sufficient tools to carry on the work. If the same method is to be followed in making house connections during the coming year, an appropriation will be required early in the year.
Completed Sewers.
We have now in successful operation a system of about twenty-three miles of sewers. It comprises a pumping station, well equipped with pumps and boilers of capacity sufficient to care for the sewage till about the year 1915, and room for addi- tional pumping machinery and boilers when increased capacity is necessary ; a 24-inch cast iron outfall sewer or force main
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connected with the Boston outfall sewer at Squantum ; an inter- cepting main sewer, extending from the pumping station to Elm street, and another main extending to Brewer's Corner. These mains are designed to carry the sewage of Quincy Centre, Quincy Point, South Quincy and part of West Quincy. Con- nected with these main sewers are lateral sewers covering a large part of Quincy Centre and South Quincy, and a small por- tion of Wards 2 and 4. There is also a main sewer extending from the intercepting sewer first mentioned westerly to Newport avenue in the valley of Furnace brook ; tributary to this are the lateral sewers draining the south side of Wollaston Hill.
From the pumping station northerly is an intercepting or main sewer extending through Hancock street to Woodbine street. At this point it will eventually receive the sewage from Norfolk Downs and Atlantic, thence it extends westerly through Woodbine and Brook streets and northerly through Farrington street to Central avenue. This sewer may later be extended to provide for Montclair and adjacent lands. Draining into this main sewer are lateral sewers providing for the larger part of the thickly settled portion of Wollaston, west of the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad, and some of the lands between Hancock street and the railroad. Reference to the accompany- ing plan will show more in detail the lateral sewers completed.
Careful records have been kept of the work done, and record plans of most of the work done have been completed, showing location and depth of sewers and connections.
A comparison of the cost of the work completed with the original estimate shows that the actual cost has been very close to that of the estimate. The variance on the whole work will probably not exceed five per cent.
Extensions.
There have been some petitions for extensions of the system that the Board has not been able to grant, and there are large and thickly settled sections of the city that have as yet no sewers. If it is thought best by the Council to continue sewer construction during the coming year, prompt measures should be taken for securing authority from the Legislature to borrow money for this purpose.
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Metropolitan Sewer.
There was passed by the last General Court an act authoriz- ing the construction of the so-called high level sewer for the South Metropolitan District: the sewer to be built through Quincy with outlet between Nut Island and Peddock's Island. The Board decided that the proposed point of discharge would be exceedingly detrimental to the health and best interests of the city, and instructed the City Solicitor to take action in the premises. He appeared before the Legislature and succeeded in having introduced into the act several important and valuable concessions, and a provision that no part of this sewer below Hyde Park be built until the outlet is approved by the State Board of Health, or before the year 1900.
The report of the State Board of Health will be made to the next General Court, and as the location of an outlet for this sewer is of great importance to Quincy's interests, the city should be represented before the Legislature when the report is being considered. By the act referred to above, Quincy was made a part of the South Metropolitan Sewerage District.
Respectfully submitted,
FREDERICK L. JONES, Secretary,
For the Board of Sewerage Commissioners.
Report of City Clerk.
To His Honor the Mayor of the City of Quincy :
I submit herewith the eleventh annual report of this office, for the year ending December 31, 1899.
RECEIPTS.
Marriage licenses,
$105 50
Dog licenses,
170 00
Other licenses,
223 00
Recording mortgages, etc.,
145 15
Total, .
$643 65
The above sum has been paid to the City Treasurer, as will appear by his account.
Number of marriages recorded in 1899, 211
Number of deaths recorded in 1899, 387
Number of births recorded in 1899, . 712
Number of marriage intentions recorded in 1899, 212
Number of dogs licensed : 762 males, 66 females, 2 kennels ; for which the sum of $1,904.00 was received, of which $1,734.00 was paid to the County Treasurer, the remainder being included in the above account of receipts.
Annexed are lists of the births, marriages and deaths recorded in Quincy in 1899, the election returns for 1899 and the jury list for 1900.
Yours respectfully. JAMES F. HARLOW,
City Clerk.
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Births in Quincy, 1899.
DATE.
NAME.
PARENTS.
January 1. Bessie A. Dunham,
1.
Mary Florence Hannan,
1. Patrick Henry Murphy,
1. Mary Brughera,
2. Josephine Roccio, Givoini,
2.
2. Ethel Marie Chapman,
2.
Oscar Johnson,
3.
Cleod Alvin MacDonald,
3. 3. Sovnia Mattson,
3. Eva Decelle,
3. Margaret Mae Collins,
4. - Matson,
5.
William Harlow,
5.
Thomas Howard Langton,
6. Edwin John Stephen,
6. Margaret Hogan,
8. Ottarina Zaverttoni,
8. Percy Edward Veal,
8. Philip Zaverttoni,
8.
9.
Theresa Cahill,
Fredell Bernasconi,
9. Siostiop,
10. Walter Wentworth Black,
10. - Beaton, Walter Daniel Lennon,
10. 11. Annie Gandiano,
12. John Hughes,
12. Inez Waterhouse,
12. Edwin Thomas Saville,
I3. Stillborn,
14. Charles Irving Mullaney,
14.
Ralph Ellsworth Burrell,
14. Krasmski, -
Josephine Lyons,
14. 14.
Joseph Lyons,
14.
--- Sugrue,
15. Marchi Isadore Fletcher,
15. Carl Axberg,
16. Ethel Charlotte Johnson,
16. Marguerite Louise Moody,
17. Helen Dorothy Quinn,
17.
Hilda Anderson,
17. Elizabeth Cornie Johnson,
19. Ignazia Bova,
20. - Swanson,
20. Margaret Newell Ellard,
George H. and May E. T. Stephen and Bridget Patrick and Bridget John B. and Josephine Ernest and Lizzie John and Rosie Hazen B. and Jessie M. John and Hulda Hugh and Catherine Mark and Jennie Henry and Hedrick Mitchell and Rose James and Katie Andrew and Mina James F. and Bessie P. George and Margaret A. William and Vella
Joseph F. and Lizzie M.
Stephen and Veronica Thomas and Georgina Stephen and Veronica Peter J. and Mary Ellen
Angelo and Jennie Christian and Christine Joseph F. and Viola Belle Alexander and Martha E.
Daniel and Elizabeth
Philip and Genoretta James and Mary Edwin J. and Ida Michael and Bridget
Thomas A. and Elizabeth Frank E. and Susanna F. Leon and Ella
William S. and Flora William S. and Flora Cornelius and Elizabeth
Calvin and Agnes Charles and Hannah Swan and Anna L.
Horace W. and Margaret J. J. Henry and Maggie K.
Charles and Ida Charles A. and Minnie Cosimo and Ignazia Fritz and Jennie James and Catherine
Harold Leo Myette,
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DATE.
NAME.
January 20.
Hubert Girouard, Grace Agnes Spargo,
Mabel Geneva Dixon,
22. 23. 24. 24. 24. 25. 28. 28. 29. 29. 30. 30.
- Hunter, Henry Hardwick Faxon,
Alice Mildred Avery,
Annie Blanche Holdsworth,
-Bisson, Eaton Perkins,
Griffin,
Edward Patrick Devany,
Albert Arthur Pareti,
George Thomas MeLaughlin,
Percival Augustus Ames,
30. Martin Raymond Chrisham,
31. Ruth Julia Carlson,
February 1.
Lewis Barry Nyhan,
1.
Velma Frances Haskins,
William Ray Westland,
James Herbert McLeod,
James Henry MeCleary,
3. Irwin Nilson,
4. William Nicholson,
4. - Holmes. -
Robert Everett Mayo, Jr.,
4. 4. Edith Sturdevant,
5. - Catara,
5. Lydia Johnson,
-Whalen,
7. 7. Francis Joseph Ferguson,
7. Elsie Russell Olfine,
7. Charles Smith,
8. Simon Taurendeau,
8. William Joseph Cunniff,
· Kilpatrick,
8. 8. Edna Myrtle Abbott,
8. Nellie Jones,
Julia Agnes Tracy,
8. 9. Beatrice Josephine Brown,
9. John W. Jellow, Grise,
10. 10. Sisilia Mattson,
10. Mabel McEachern,
11. Veda Ceconnio,
12. Thomas Ritchie Craig,
12. Carroll Kennedy MeTear,
12. Marion Viola Gardiner,
14. Henry Duggan,
PARENTS.
Hubert and Sopiah Frederick J. and Margaret Albion I. and Jennie George and Charlotte A. Henry M. and Lizzie C. John A. and Hanna G.
John and Susie Thomas and Edith Fred A. and Dora May Lewis G. and Addie James and Kate Stephen and Alvira Thomas and Lena George and Alice S. Peter and Sarah Andrew and Annie Daniel and Nellie
George E. and Edna F. William and Mary
1. 2. 2. 2. Gracie Agnes Prario,
-
Archie and Julia Michael and Hannah George and Josephine Richard and Gertrude James and Mary Frederick and Alice Robert E. and Margaret A. Frank and Edith Theophile and Victoria Matthew and Lydia Thomas and Mary Edward and Alexandrine
Charles and Mary William and Hilda Simon and Emma Martin W. and Nellie R. Charles W. and Martha Henry P. and Ella Charles S. and Mary Hugh P. and Julia A Joseph B. and Maria A. John II. and Rose David and Georgiana John and Sophia Ronald and Emma F. Vichomeus and Beegmie Thomas H. and Annie Ellis M. and Addie E. Frank A. and Oleva C. John and Catherine
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DATE.
NAME.
Fcb. Ralph Leroy Webster, 14. 14. 15. Julia Frances Mahoncy,
Charles Edward Bosclair,
Osborne,
Dennis Louis Ford,
Carl Edwin Johnson,
Albert Johnson,
18. Clarence Sidncy Pincl,
18. John Walter Boudro,
19. Raymond Kenneth Hoyt,
Stillborn,
19. 21. 21. Louis Grossman,
- Donahue,
21. Fritz Walter Johnson, 22. 22. George Cronin, 22. Harold Thornton Hall, 23. · Riscobi, 23. Beattie, 23. Elmer C. C. Bergstrom,
23. Norma May Johnson,
24. Annie Muagni,
24. Annie Elizabeth Dwyer,
25. Axel George Bergman,
Mary Elizabeth Lewis,
- Murphy,
Marion Franc's Bailey.
Helen Gertrude Meany,
28. 1. 1.
Ardinando Bonfigli,
2. Cellina Beliveau,
Eva Anderson,
2. 2. Alice Horrigan, 3. Lillian Bicknell Spear,
- Mullen,
3. 4. Marion Remp,
4. Mary Ethel Osborne,
6. Flora Ann McKay,
6. Andrew William Herbert Johnson,
6. Robert Giardino,
7. Joseph Francis Hughes,
8. Angus Jolın Martin,
8. William Buckley,
8. Grace Josephine Goodliuc,
8. Philip Behan Kelliher,
9. Evelyn Ely,
9. Harold Eugene Westcott,
9. Illegitimate,
PARENTS.
Eugene A. and Lottic F. Peter and Annic Dennis a d Nora Robert and Annic Daniel F. and Mary R. John and Anna John and Betsey August and Maric Walter P. and Elizabeth Edmund M. and Mary E. James E. and Mary
Dennis P. and Mary J. Louis and Ida Carl O. and Helma Daniel and Cassie John and Hannalı Albert H. and Mary Jacob and Amanda David and Jane, Fred W. and Emma O. Joseph W. and Isabelle S. Enrico and Rosa Frederie C and Annic Gustaf and Edla Robert J. and Delia M. William and Mary Charles D. and Nellie M. James and Ellen John and Catherine Vitale and Ida Frank and Mary L. Axel and Anna Peter and Mary Harry P. and Rose T. James and Catherine Alexander R. L. and Mary Charles A. and Catherine M. Allen D. and Mary B. Andrew J. and Elizabeth Cumming and Evangeline William P. and Anna Charles K. and Catherine John and Bessic J. Frank and Mary E. Daniel and Katie Archibald H. and Jennie M. Edward and Florence
March
Salvatore DiBona,
25. 25. 27.
Frank Hubbard McLeod,
- 17. 17. 18. 18. - Viden
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DATE. NAME.
PARENTS.
March 10.
Jolın Doyle,
10.
Margaret Alice Mechan,
10. Mary Louise Mechan,
11. Gertrude Rose Crowley,
11. John Wilson,
12. 12. 12.
Carl Russell Nelson,
Laura Edith Wight,
Edward Bryan,
13. 14. Gertrude Cecilia Petipit,
15.
Curtin,
16. Mcekic,
16. Camilla Della Triclii, 16. Stillborn.
17. Margaret McDougall,
Kenneth Ross Field,
17. 17.
Edith E. Petterson,
Lillian Gertrude Sanborn,
Richard De La Rocco,
Monti,
Amelia Mezzlai,
-Carlson,
20. 21. Alice Good, 22. Carl Erik Anderson,
22. Grace Murphy,
22. 22. 24.
Margaret Evelyn Hartrey,
Romco Aguzzalio,
24. Margaret Mary Flaherty,
24. Agnes Virginia Fay,
24. William Ferriter,
Gladys Viola Hirtle,
24. 24. Leo Harold Doucett,
25. James McDonald,
Wallace Nilson Hcatlı,
26. Muriel Fratus, 26. Frank Clare Foss,
27. Adele Catto,
27. 28. James Fountain,
28. Jennie Margaret Byron,
29. Leah Gladys Hamm,
Carl Elmer Asklund,
29. 29. 30. Hinchon,
Michelson,
March
30.
William Patrick Fitzgerald,
John and Margaret Walter J. and Alice M. Walter J. and Alice M. Cornelius and Nellie Lars and Mary Aloysius and Mary John T. and Alfreda Gilbert M. and Margaret John and Ellen Dennis J. and Catherine Edward J. and Catherine John and Matilda Antonio and Natalic
Daniel and Bridget George W and Annie S. Oscar and Gertrude Eben and Lillian F. Antonio and Josephine Elias and Josephine Amabile and Camilli Eric and Sophia
17. 18. 19. 20. 20. 20. Mabel Collins,
Carl Selim Carlson,
Alfred Locanni,
John J. and Mary J. Victor and Adelina Michael and Susie Charles and Annie Arthur B. and Elizabeth J. Abele C. and Gioalmina Michael J. and Frances S. Romeo and Lucy
25. 25. Arthur Di Bona,
Dorothy May Fratus,
Edward and Helen Patrick and Margaret Michael and Catherine Lemuel K. and Sarah E. Joseph and Katherine James and Sarah Walter and Lottic Benjamin and Mary John and Gertrude George H. and Jennie Charles and Adele Joseph and Emma L. Ferma and Juditha Jolın J. and Mary T. Thomas G. and Alice Charles and Sholfin Samuel and Mary Jeremiah and Elizabeth Jolın J. and Margaret
Aloysius Burkhardt,
160
DATE.
NAME.
PARENTS.
30.
Jane Margery Torrey,
30.
Verna May Bent,
31. 31.
- Little,
Francis Philip Innes,
31. 31.
- Brightman,
Daniel James McLean, Jr.,
James Francis Fitzgerald,
Birnie, Birnie,
Harold Gordon Hunt,
1.
William Ferriter,
1. Charles Henry Brown,
2. Lizzie Walsh,
3. Ethel Grace Adams,
Arthur M. and Alice
4. Aubert,
4. Albert Edward Rendle,
6.
Mitehell Wilfred Lavoie,
6. Anna Isabelle Burns,
6. Francis Burtell Ellis,
7. Edward Bryan,
Nellie Josephine Kuehn,
8. 9.
Joseph Daniel Tite,
11.
Albert Corragho,
11.
Jerry Malanni,
11. William Cummings,
11. Meline,
Tinney,
12. 12. - Card,
13. John McDermott,
13.
Gordon L. Spinney,
13. Nadine Barry,
13. Alice Powers,
13. Robert MeIntyre, Jr.,
14. Catherine Genevieve Curtin,
14. Edith Lcete Lamb,
16. John Pereival Hedman,
17.
Katherine Little,
17. Grace Day Thorne,
18. - Mewis,
18. Hilma Johnson,
Charles and Hilma
18. James F. Riley,
18. Warren E. Carney,
19. Caroline Woodman MeKenzie,
19. - MeLelnan,
21. Carl Anderson,
23. Ruth Marion Higgins,
23 Florence May Mckay,
24. Mary Melvina Muse,
25. Eber Ellenora Rosensoln,
Frederick and Fannic Fred L. and Eliza Daniel C. and Mary A. Arthur and Olivia Joseph S. and Esther Daniel J. and Katherine A.
April 1. 1. 1. 1.
James and Hannah Alexander and Annie Alexander and Annie Charles E. and Louise P. Michael and Katherine Charles F. and Susan L.
Peter and Kate
Eloe and Eugenie Henry J. and Elizabeth Mitchell and Josephine John E. and Anna Oscar B. and Margaret E. Edward and Margaret
John and Annic John and Margaret James and Libera
Frank and Claundi James and Mary Frank and Melinda Daniel F. aud Sadie James W. and Laura M.
John and Mary Thomas L and Winifred George A. C. and Carrie F. Edward and Annie E. Robert and Nellie Lawrence and Rosetta John A. and Mary A. Erie G. and Hilda Simon F. and Rosanna Henry W. and Helen William and Annie
Stephen and Margaret Robert and Mary Charles W. and Margaret John and Maggie John and Hilda Israel L. and Edith E. Alexander and Maggie Jeremiah and Mary E. Peter and Annie
161
DATE.
NAME.
Snow,
IIerbert H. Barelay,
Margaret Main,
George Murdock McLeod,
Stillborn.
Margaret Josephine Cuffe,
John Casarico,
Eva Olivia Diack,
Lena Corbett,
30. 30. Everett J. McIntosh,
John Kerrigan,
30. 30. 1.
Julius Cohen,
Peter William Djerf,
HIelen Marie Galvin,
I. 2. Edward James Lamb, 2. Harriet Louise Anderson.
2. 3. 3. 3. Clara Murray, 5. Gracie Bianchi,
--- Anderson,
6. 6. Mary Ann Welch, 6. Josephinc E. M. A. Mortenson,
Ernest Francis Wallace,
James Ambrose Flowers,
Ilenry Murdock McDonald,
Lambert Joseph Horne,
Hannah Eva Rouleau,
Frederick Howard Hall,
Philip Michael Cook,
Marion Louise Denneen, McNally,
21. 21. Eber Henrietta Peterson, 21. Homer Lane Bigelow, Jr.,
Ruth Fisher,
21. 22. Sydney Lloyd MeLaughlin,
John Joseph Reardon,
23. 24. 24. Hilda Linquist,
William Joseph Bennett,
24. -
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