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As shown in the table below there were two hundred and forty-one (241) cases of contagious diseases reported to this Board last year as against two hundred and fifty-one. (251) cases in 1904. The mortality among these cases was greater, however, there being sixty-nine (69) deaths this year as against fifty-six (56) in 1904.
Infectious Diseases reported to the Board of Health.
BY MONTHS
1905.
January.
February.
March.
April.
May.
June.
August.
September.
October.
November.
December.
Total.
Deaths.
Diphtheria,
9
4
1
3
2
0 2 1
910
3
1 32 3
Measles
230
0 5
10000
1 4
16 0
Cerebro Spinal Meningi- tis
1
0
2
3 2 1 0 0
0 0 0 0 9 6
Tuberculosis,
23
6 0 5 0 3 6 3 5 3 4444
Small pox
000030000000 30
Total,
181322262828 5 72127172924169
July. 0
0)
613
7 9 9113
Scarlet Fever,
3
3
0 1
112
46 3
Typhoid Fever
00.0
71317
244
BY WARDS
1905
Ward 1.
Ward 2.
Ward 3.
Ward 4.
Ward 5.
Ward 6.
Total.
Diphtheria.
22
13
31
2
1
91
Scarlet Fever,
11
12
5
4
11
3
46
Typhoid Fever,
9
6
3
0
6
8
32
Measles,
1
2
4
6
3
0
16
Tuberculosis,
2
0
2
1
2
2
49
Cerebro Spinal Menin-
gitis,
8
7
13
11
1
4
44
Small pox
0
2
1
0
0
0
3
Total
53
42
59
44
25
18 241
FOR LAST SIX YEARS.
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
Diphtheria,
224
104
82
60
71
91
Scarlet Fever,
39
24
17
25
32
46
Typhoid Fever,
40
47
29
27
13
32
Measles,
25
40
316
128
109
16
Cerebro Spinal
Meningitis .
3
1
1
1
1
9
Tuberculosis .
0
0
0
0
40
44
Small Pox,
.
0
6
13
0
0
3
Total
331
2:22
458
241
251
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RETURN OF DEATHS.
Death rate, 14.05 per 1,000, based on population of 28,067.
Total number of deaths from all causes (exclusive of still- births) 368
Still-births 26
Deaths by Sexes. (Still-births excluded.)
Number of deaths of males 196
Number of deaths of females 172
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Deaths by Ages. (Still-births excluded.)
Males
Females
Totals
Deaths of persons under one year,
46
35
81
from one to two years,
7
9
16
from two to three years,
3
4
7
from three to four years,
3
5
from four to five years,
1
1
2
from five to ten years,
6
2
8
from ten to fifteen years,
1
5
6
from fifteen to twenty years, +
6
10
from twenty to thirty years, 18
18
13
31
from forty to fifty years,
16
12
28
from fifty to sixty years,
23
14
37
from sixty to seventy years, 22
:22
44
from seventy to eighty years 21
24
45
over eighty years,
7
13
20
ages unknown,
0
0
0
Total
196
172
368
Deaths by Months. (Still-births excluded.)
Deaths in January
29
Deaths in July
28
in February
28
in August
37
in March
39
in September
34
in April
35 in October
37
in May
.2.2 in November
19
in June
26
in December
31
Causes of Death. (Still-birth excluded.)
Deaths from phthisis or consumption 44
from small-pox
from measles 0
from scarlet fever
3
from diphtheria and croup 13
from whooping cough 0
10
28
from thirty to forty years,
246
from typhoid fever 3
from cerebro-spinal meningitis 6
from erysipelas 1
from puerperal fevers 0
from influenza 1
from malarial fevers
0
from cholera infantum
7
from dysentery
from diarrhoea and cholera morbus
from pneumonia
40
from bronchitis 6
from diseases of the heart 64
from diseases of the brain and spinal cord 30
from diseases of the kidneys 12
from cancer 15
Deaths from Violence.
Deaths from homicide 1
from suicide ?
from accident 19
From unknown or ill-defined causes 0
Number of deaths from all other causes not specified
above (not including still-births) TS
Total 368
Deaths According to Nationality.
Wales
2 England 9
Sweden
5 Scotland 10
Italy
7 France 1
Nova Scotia
11 Norway
3
Ireland
41
Germany 2
Finland
7
Belgium
1
Canada
3 Denmark
1
P. E. Island
7 Azores Islands
1
New Brunswick
New England States 235
Russia
1 Other parts of United States 13
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Deaths According to Occupation.
At homes
23
Lawyer
1
Book Agent
1 Blacksmith
2
Printer
3 Domestic
3
Housewife
60 Hostler
2
Retired
15
Tailor
Yeoman
1
Boiler Maker
1
Watchman
1
Physician
2
Laborer
9
Carpenter
2
Stonecutter
21
Book binder
1
Leather Merchant
2
Engineer
1
Clerk
10
Mason
3
Sailor
3
Stenographer
1
Contractor
2
Dressmaker
Mill Worker
1 Painter
3
Electrician
1
Track Walker
1
Grocer
Granite Mfge
3
Machinist
4
Linesman
1
Ship wright
2
Gardener
1
Iron worker
1 Student
3
Teamster
3 Undertaker
1
Shoemaker
5
Upholsterer
1
Janitor
1 Fireman
1
Moulder
5 Reed worker
1
Station Agent
1 Cabinet Maker
1
School Teacher
1 Stone polisher
1
Superintendent
1
WILLIAM H. TEASDALE, Chairman. HENRY P. KITTREDGE, ROSS K. WHITON, M. D., Clerk.
The following are the reports of the Inspectors of the Board.
Quincy, Mass., January 1, 1906.
To the Board of Health:
Gentlemen :- I respectfully submit the following report for the year 1905 as Sanitary Inspector. Number of prem- ises disinfected for contagious diseases. 137, as follows :
Diphtheria 73
Scarlet Fever 32
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Consumption 18
Cerebro-Spinal Meningitis 9 Small-pox 4
School House 1
Unclean cesspools and vaults ordered cleaned 109
Number of premises inspected on complaint 302
Number of premises cleaned
1,052
Number of privy vaults cleaned
780
Number of cesspools cleaned
629
Sewer connection orders served
47
Stables inspected in Ward 1
117
Stable permits examined, new stables
9
Poultry in cellar
3
Pig nuisance
4
Impure well water
2
Rotten eggs and fish
3
Hen nuisance
1
Filthy house and cellar
2
Nuisance from rabbits
2
Impure water for cattle
2 7
Filthy yards
Filthy stables
4
R. R. Toilet in filthy condition
2
Dead animals 5
Soggy land
1
Rotten vegetables
1
Garbage licenses issued
43
Tallow licenses issued 4
I wish to call your attention to the care of the water- courses of this City. Until the last three years the Board of Health had charge of the cleaning of the brooks and drains. At that time the Commissioner of Public Works, C. F. Knowlton, took charge of the same without consulting the Board of Health, and this year the Commissioner did the same. Therefore I do not know whether they have all been cleaned or not. Furnace Brook from Hancock St. to where the Boulevard crosses Cross St. West Quincy, comes under the Metropolitan Park Commission and that part of Furnace Brook in rear of St. Mary's Cemetery, new part, is filled with
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vegetable matter almost level with the banks of said brook.
I want to thank you for your courteous treatment dur- ing the past year and also for your impartial enforcement of the rules and orders of your Board relating to Sanitary In- spection, as it is the first Board of Health I have served under that had the moral courage to enforce their own reg- ulations and orders.
Yours truly. EDWARD J. LENNON, Sanitary Inspector.
Quincy, Mass., Jan. 1, 1906.
To the Board of Health of the City of Quincy:
Gentlemen :- I herewith render you my report for the year ending December 30, 1905.
Number of permits granted
Number of inspections 111
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Yours respectfully, FREDERICK E. GOSS, Inspector of Meats and Provisions.
Quincy, Mass., January 1, 1906. To the Board of Health:
Gentlemen :- As Inspector of Plumbing in the City of Quincy I have the honor to submit to your my twelfth annual report for the year ending December 31, 1905.
During the past year, changes have been made in the or- dinance of the City relating to plumbing, which are of a two- fold benefit to the property owner. The cost of the work has been reduced without detriment to its mechanism and with 110 interference to the sanitary conditions entailed.
There have been very few complaints for the violation of the ordinance and where made the faults were speedily rectified. In only two instances were plumbers proceeded against legally.
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In one municipal building, the Adams School, the dry system was abolished and a system of water closets installed, which tends to greatly improve the sanitary conditions of the building.
Since my last report the following matter has been at- tended to:
Dwelling houses inspected 330
Offices inspected 2
1
Churches inspected
School houses inspected 1
Laundries inspected 1
Stores inspected . 7
Beach cottages inspected 27
Halls inspected 2
Old buildings connected with the sewer 205
New buildings connected with the sewer 72
Railroad Stations inspected
1.
Stables inspected
3
Factories inspected
2
Number of permits issued
452
Permits cancelled 9
Permits issued, work unfinished 39
Aggregate estimate value of work $63,000.00
Respectfully submitted,
J. J. KENILEŲ,
Inspector of Plumbing.
Quincy, Mass., December 27, 1905.
To the Board of Health :
This Board begs leave to make the following report :
One examination was held during the year, four applica- tions were received for the journeyman plumber's examina- tion. Three of the four applicants were successful in passing and were granted journeyman plumber's licenses.
Respectfully submitted,
WVM. A. BRADFORD,
Secretary.
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Report of City Engineer, 1905,
To His Honor The Mayor of The City of Quincy :-
I herewith submit the sixth annual report of the Engineer- ing Department for the year ending December 30th, 1905.
The usual appropriation of $2500 was passed in the budget and has been expended as follows :-
Appropriation
$2,500 00
Pay rolls
$2,117 94
Miscellaneous .
163 81
2490 18
Office Supplies, Instruments, etc
208 43
Balance
$9 82
The following streets or portion of streets have been ac- cepted and laid out as ways of the City during the past year.
Name
From
To Length Width
Sagamore Street
Old Colony St
Hancock St
494 ft
40 ft
Upland Road
Dimmock St
Adams St
1317
40
Coe street
Old Colony St
Sagamore St
240
40
Holmes Street
Billings Road
Squantum St
945
40
Farnum Street
River St
Edison St
565
33
Glendale Road
Whitwell St
Dimmock St 1160
40
Freeman Street
Billings Road
Vassal St
1185
40
Maple street
Washington St Ryden St
Farrel St
233
34
Bromfield Street
Gould St
Mason St
794
30
Beacon Street
Washington St
Commonw'lth ave 693
33-40
North Payne Street Payne St
Franklin St 733
33
Dixwell Avenue
Whalley Road
752 ft. southerly 752
40
Cottage Avenue
Chestnut St
Hancock St
503
35
Chestnut St
453
35
Curtis Street
Total
10 067 ft
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CITY COUNCIL
The following plans and estimates have been made by- request of the Chairman of Committees, or for different members. of the City Council :-
Glendale Road for acceptance
Newcomb place
Broadway ( Ward 2)
Holmes street
Dixwell avenue
Curtis street
Bromfield street
Everett street
Dimmock street Extension for acceptance
Cottage avenue Sea street to low water mark
Granite street widening Glencoe place
Orders have been written for all streets accepted the past_ year; also all permanent sidewalk orders.
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
The work for this department has been done by order of the- Commissioner. Lines and grades have been given on all new streets built this year, and stone monuments set at the princi- ple boundary points. Levels and measurements have been made- on the Bellevue Park gravel pit and the gravel pit in the rear of the Quincy school, Ward 6. Lines and grades were given for the improvement of Center street, Ward 3, for Taylor street drain and catch basins, Ward 5, and for Hancock street. improvement near Hancock street bridge. Lines and grades. were given and schedules made for all edgestones set during the year.
WATER DEPARTMENT
Locations have been given for all water pipe extensions during the year. Measurements, locations of gates and sizes of pipe noted.
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SEWER DEPARTMENT
Since the abolition of the sewerage commissioners in Feb- urary, the engineering for that department has been done by the City Engineer. All estimates, lines and grades have been given on all extensions, including the trunk line from Wash- ington street through Cleverly court, South and Howard streets to a point just east of Winter street. All engineering work has been charged to the appropriation for sewer construction.
BOARD OF HEALTHI
A plan and estimate was made for the improvement of the Canal from Washington street to opposite the end of Newcomb street. A plan and estimate was also furnished for the abate- ment of the Gragg pond nuisance in Ward 4.
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Accurate courses were laid off on Adams street., Franklin treet and Washington street for testing the speed of automobiles.
CEMETERY DEPARTMENT
Lines and grades were given and plans made for all new lots and paths in the MIt. Wollaston Cemetery by order of the . Superintendent.
ASSESSORS DEPARTMENT
The balance of the appropriation for $1000 made in 1904 has been used to complete the plans for Ward 6. To date there are completed 488 plans representing Wards 1-2-3-5 and 6. I'would recommend another appropriation the coming year to complete Ward 4, thus having an entire suvey of the city.
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HOUSE NUMBERING
This work is carried on in conjunction with the assessors work. During the year 21 plans have been made and numbers assigned to 114 houses.
Respectfully submitted, HAMILTON FLOOD City Engnineer.
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Report of the City Glerk
DEPT-Report of the City Clerk.
To His Honor the Mayor of the City of Quincy:
I submit herewith the seventeenth annual report of this office, being for the year ending December 31, 1905.
RECEIPTS.
Marriage licenses $146.00
Dog license fees 228.60
Other licenses and fees 590.80
Recording mortgages, etc.
140.65
. Total .$1,106.05
The above sum has been paid to the City Treasurer.
Number Marriage intentions recorded in 1905 292
Number Marriages recorded in 1905 309
Number Births recorded in 1905 805
Number Deaths recorded in 1905 433
The number of dogs licensed during 1905 was 983 males and spayed, 145 females, 3 kennels, for which the sum of $2,766.00 was received, of which $2,537.40 was paid to the County Treasurer, the remainder being included in the above account of receipts as dog license fees.
Annexed are lists of births, marriages and deaths re- corded in Quincy in 1905, the election returns for 1905 and the jury list for 1906.
Yours respectfully, HARRISON A. KEITH, City Clerk
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5 BIRTHS RECORDED IN QUINCY IN 1906. JANUARY.
Date. Name.
2. Wallace Stanford Hayden,
2. Ellen Sophia Pratt,
3. Guido DiBona,
3. Alice Callahan,
4. Iloffo.
4. McBeth,
5. Hannah Maria Sheehan.
5. Stillborn
5. Edward Ross White,
6. Alda Frances Smith.
6. Aili Linnea Metsapelto,
6. Henry Irving Horton,
7. John Victor Ghigli.
7. Palmina Quintiliani,
7. James Doyle.
.8. Frank Albert Leming.
8. George Andrew Crooker,
9. Percy Shockman.
V 10. Luigi Petrelli,
10. Gertrude Rogers.
10. Ernest Bertram Neal.
11. Chesley McKee Jones, 12. Clifford Minchin Blenkhorn,
12. Catherine McLeod.
12. John Quincy Adams Gibb,
12. Catherine For.
14. Catherine Orellia Leverone,
14. Marion Baker.
15. Salvucci. 15. William Francis Hodgkinson,
16. Ellen Dole,
16. Sidney Grossman,
16. Cecilia Mattson,
16. Dugald Graeme McVicar,
16. Ethel Eliza Graham.
17. John Joseph Mccarthy,
18. Garrity.
18. Hattie McDonald.
18. Agnes Frances Dhooge.
18. Rudolph Alexander Lofgren,
18. Carey Frothingham.
18. Constance Field Stecher,
18. Myrtle Violet Williams.
19. Emily Frances Fisher,
20. Faller
Parents. Stanford and Ada M. Charles B. and Katherine Nunzio and Blanche Richard T. and Mary S. Richard and Mary John and Mary Thomas J. and Nellie
Thomas W. and Sarah A. William and Jessie A. John and Fannie M. Robert and Bertha I. Abramo and Adelphine
Luigi and Angelina James C. and Flora M. Frank and Annie Chester T. and Amanda C. John and Ida
Everton 27905
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John and Donata Howard and Mary H. Ernest B. and Lilla M. Daniel A. and Martha A. E. Herbert and Martha. Angus and Margaret Andrew and Annie Robert E. and Margaret E. Joseph and Theresa Elmer W. and Mary C. Antonio and Amelia W. F. and Christina P. Herbert and Ellen
Louis and Ida Jolın and Minnie John and Mary Joseph S. and Minnie A. Dennis J. and Katherine A. Philip and Annie Murdock T. and Margaret James M. and Jane C. William R. and Augusta George P. and Tempe Charles A. and Jeanette S. John G. and Ellen Alfred W. and Carrie F. George S. and Elizabeth M.
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Alexander Guerra, Johnson, Elizabeth May Melanson,
20. 21. 21. 21. Mary Louise Shea, 24. Dolan, .24. Alice Alexandria Gronberg,
Elizabeth Rose Martin,
Mary Florence Whiteacre,
24. 24. .25. .25. 25. 26. 27. Tovio Adolph Wirta.
O Neil, Ina Eliza Tapio. Annie Maria Hyland,
Antonio Hugo Patriarca,
28. Waino John Jutila.
29. Virginia Frances Chase.
Helene Konstance Ljungquist,
30. 30. Stella May Leavitt.
30. Eckert.
.31. David Forsyth Gonrd.
Joseph and Giovanna Otto and Amanda Clement and Lucy Edmund A. and Margaret A. Owen and Annie Reinhold and Annie Michael J. and Catherine G. Robert W. and Mary A. Augustus and Mary Matti E. and Lydi M. Martin and Bridget Clement and Josephine Arthur and Minnie John and Ammanda William P. and Edith E. Ono and Konstance Benjamin L. and Annie Albert and Luella Einest D. and Belle
FEBRUARY.
1. Ethel May Patterson.
1. Florence Arabella Curtis,
2. Edith Verna Trask.
2. Stillborn
2. Wallace Theodoro Granlund,
2. Limpi Wehter.
3. William Faxon Dunham,
3. Norman Philpott.
Robinson.
4. 4. Wallace Ross Kerr.
4. Mabel Theresa Beaton.
5. Harold C. D. MeWade,
5. Alexander McDonald.
.5. MePherson,
·6. Muriel Kain. 7. Cummings.
7. 'Thompson.
7. Ruth Harriet Elizabeth Carlson,
7. Roy Blomquist.
8. Margaret Helen Griffin,
8. William Redmond Bryan,
8. Robert Otis Carrigan,
8. Frederick James Steinbrenner,
9. Frederick White Young.
9. Theresa Elizabeth Rogers.
10. Margaret Annie Lightfoot,
30. Edward E. Whitehouse,
Charles B. and Linna M. Herbert W. and Jessie R. Clarence II. and Sarah D.
Edward and Hilda Charles and Ida Merton T. and Cora M. Andrew A. and Emily J. Joseph and Hestor Angus and Josje Angus and Mary Peter P. and Millie Daniel and Bridget Roderick and Katie William G. and Amnie A. William B. and Helen Thomas and Mary Charles A. and Ellen E. Gustaf R. and Amanda Stephen J. and Gertrude A. Jolm and Ellen Robert P. and Marion LeF. Frederick and Jennie M. Edwin A. and Rebecca Napoleon and Josephine Henry E. S. and Martha Edward M. and Abbie
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10. George Greenwalt Saylor,
11. - - Perini,
11. Joseph Francis Mitchell,
12. Jacob Goldstein,
12. Ara Vohur Thander,
13. Viola Am Porper,
15. Esther May Choler,
15. Richard Wilfred DeBoer,
15. Stillborn
16. Mary Louise Scolamiero,
16. John Haggerty.
16. Catherine Sharkey,
17. Ellis,
17. Cavicci,
17. Harriet Laura Bonham,
18. Mark Joseph Glynn.
18. Elizabeth Taylor MacSwan,
19. Mary Etta Polk.
20. Harold Ellsworth Stoddard.
20. Vincenzo Neri.
20. Helen Catharina Gustafson,
20. Edith Lillian Greene.
21. Nathalie Gerrior.
22. Francis Stewart Cole.
22. Nelson George Reed.
23. Merchi.
23. Annie Elizabeth Smith,
24. Joseph Edward Melenfant,
24. Stillborn
25. Waino Matias Kantola.
25. Stillborn
25. James Royal Smith,
26. Mary Agnes Mc Mahon.
26. Caroline Emily Henser,
26. Nicolina Pecco.
28. Elsie LeMoyne Newell,
28. Eva Maud Anderson.
George G. and Pearl L.
Luciano J. and Jennie M. Patrick J. and Elizabeth Joseph and Rosa Charles and Amanda Jolın A. and Mary I. Peter and Clara L. George B. and Olga M.
Michael and Genirosa Patrick and Mary Patrick and Catherine M. Oscar B. and Margaret Luigi and Augusta Charles G. and Margaret John H. and Mary E. Robert F. and Elizabeth T. Herbert J. and Henrietta E. Willey E. and Clara N. Massino and Mary Otto and Catharina Elliot L. and Harriet K. Maurice and Mary Frank A. and Elizabeth Nelson and Alba Pietro and Pietrina John M. and Isabelle M. Peter and Emma
AAnselm and Heduik
Robert W. and Alice I'atrick J. and Delia A. Emil and Susan 1. Antonio and Teresa George A. and Nettie F. Walter J. and Eva M.
MARCH.
1. John Sampo.
1. - -Alıo.
1. Flora Marie Tanner,
2. Agnes Florence Dalve,
2. Antonio Purpura.
2. Harold Ellsworth Shores,
2. - Germain.
3. Illegitimate 4. Carmine Giuseppe Yanieri,
Giovanangelli and Domenica Metz and Annie Charles A. and Stella M. Philian A. and Matilda Joseph and Josephine Arthur H. and Mary Mike and Louisa
Domenico and Angela
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4. Charles Heinrick Peltoganleis,
4. George Alexander McWilliam,
5. Henry Hokkanen,
5. Stillborn
5. Evelyn May Houston,
5. Geraldine Florence MacKay,
6. DiVona,
6. Gunhild Frideborg Ahlstrom,
7. Devine.
7. Edna Miller,
7. William Harthorn Turner,
8. Stillborn
8. Alba Corilla.
9. Frank DelRossa.
9. Emil Arthur Hori.
10. Stillborn
10. Redd.
11. Jennie L. Bower.
11. Elena Dipanfilo.
11. Bertha Henrietta Pletsch,
11. Stillborn
12. Narcisso Sartori.
13. Myette.
13. Edith Maria Barsell.
14. Helen Louise MeAdams,
14. Louis Joseph White.
14. Limpi Mary Vainionpaa,
15. Victoria Rosa Marzi,
15. Hazel Mildred Taylor,
15. Edith Cardarelli,
16. Alan Edward Dickey,
16. Stillborn
16. Ester Borg,
16. Guido O. Cappelletti,
16. Doris Esther Hobbs,
16. John Vincent Dineen,
17. Margaret Helen Chippendale.
17. Mary Gertrude Maloney,
18. John Edward Man.
18. Elizabeth Ward.
19. Josephine Carpentario,
19. Mabel Gertrude Stocker,
20. Edward Queenan.
21. Emma Venus Prime.
21. Vanew Matt Neiman.
24. Annie Theresa O'Brien,
24. Charles Thatcher Kelley,
24. Murdock Winton MacLennan,
24. Amelia Elizabeth Leet,
Karl F. and Sandra Alexander F. and Helen A. Henry and Hilma S.
John and Ella M. Herbert S. and Jennie E. Antonio and Antonia George and Augusta S. William and Sarah Arthur HI. and Mabel F. A. Lincoln and Cora A.
Lorenzo and Theresa Joseph and Mary Charles A. and Hilda M.
James and Jinoi Austin R. and Emma J. Nazzareno and Mariencia Henry and Antoinette J.
Narcisso and Luigia Mark J. and Jennie Andrew and Karolina William A. and Margaret A. AAnthony and Elizabeth Matti and Annie Vittorio and Maria Elwin W. and Any Donato and Antonia George A. and Margaret A.
Axel and Alma Peter and Marie Harry and Norah E. Michael and Catherine T. Joseph and Margaret S. Daniel J. and Mary B. John and Hilma M. James and Isabella Raphael and Amalia Franklin T. and Edith M. John J. and Mary William M. and Emma M. Jacob and Lizzie Francis T. and Georgiana Charles and Bertha D. Kenneth and Margaret John F. and Amelia A.
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25. Catherine May Mcleod,
25. Clarence Willis Dale,
27. Harriet Zita Acres.
27. Carmi Theodore Gardiner,
27. John Lawrence Markham,
27. Margaret Ruth Crotty.
28. Francis Shute Carter.
29. Elsie Rice Hay.
29. Joseph Fisher.
31. Joseph Leo Hannon.
31. Agnes Geraldine Mccarthy,
Alexander and Christine James H. and Sarah J. Charles W. and Harriet Carmi P. aud Sarah G. Francis J. aud Margaret M. John, Jr., and Lottie Herbert F. and Flora A. Theodore C. and Alda O. Elisha B. and Grace Thomas JJ. and Mary J. James P. and Agues
APRIL.
1. Americo Parnigoni.
1. Hannah Coffman.
1. Ethel May Cran.
2. Gerald Capobianchi,
2. John Botanico.
3. Sarah Elizabeth MeGeoghegan,
3. Teeri.
3. John Hart Clinton.
3. Lawrence Anthony Ford.
3. Adeline Catherine Ward,
4. Elda Rose Cozzi.
4. Mary Margaret DeCoste,
4. Sidney Vernon Gage.
5. Gustaf P. T. Almquist.
5. John Stanley DeCoste. 5. Ethel Christina Johnson,
5. Margaret Campbell.
6. Horn.
6. Philip Alan Burns.
7. Edward Fruith.
8. Ita MeNazara.
8. Alma Harriet Kirkwood.
8. Pauline Elizabeth Paguei.
8. Beulah Gertinde Zwicker,
8. Theodore Frederick Malcolm.
9. Julia Josephine Canale.
10. Weldon Heighter Farish.
10. Catherine Mary Norris.
10. Eleanor Hartshor Bense,
11. Viola Elsie Anderson.
11. William Gordon Hathorn.
12. Illegitimate
12. Mary Frances Connors.
12. Ethel May White.
12. William Edson Mckenzie.
emilio and Chiarina Jerry and Rosa George E. and Ida M. Gerald and Julia Joseph and Delia John and Annie E. Sylvester and Mary John F. and Catherine V. Daniel F. and Mary R. William A. and Catherine Eugenio and Mary M.
David and Nellie Edward A. and Edith John W. and Anna Henry E. and Elizabeth Victor E. and Selma Chester I. and M. Alice Charles and Elizabeth Philip and Florence I. Frank and Scholastika Thomas D. and Agnes B. Horace C. and Mabel E. Rene A. and Mary C. James A. and Inez .A. William A. ard Lizzie T. Michael J. and Leonora William A. and Cora E.
Frank and Josephina William A. and Rebecca T. John S. and Eilen .A. Henry and Grace N.
Patrick and Mary F. Patrick and Lillian M. John W. and Katie A.
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13. William Lawrie Purdy,
15. Carl Gunnar Carlson,
16. Catherine Agnes Boudrow,
16. Edith Lord Veal,
16. Patrick Jantes Halloran.
18. Josephi Theodore Rouillard,
18. Jacob Leonard Jacobson,
19. Neil Francis Crowley,
21. Stillborn
21. Giovanni Paulo Ardessino,
21. Stuart Jonathan Bugbee,
22. Charles Russell Milford,
23. Lena Galli.
23. Myrtle Adelaide Waite,
24. Francis Timothy Egan,
24. Robert Leslie Hirtle.
25. Ray Meredith Leavitt.
25. John J. Tully.
27. Esther Redfern Adams,
28. - Shechan.
28. Margarite Louise McBurnie,.
29. Adelaide Pagnano.
29. Hollis Adams Morton,
30. John Abel Djerf.
13. Annie Mary Giordani,
13. George Richard DeCelle,
15. Mark Doyle.
15. John Gregory.
Charles W. and Elizabeth A. Carl H. and Hilda John and Sophia Thomas V. S. and Georgiana Patrick and Mary Joseph and Pauline MI. Jacob and Alma. John J. and Margaret M.
Giovanni and Domenica Louis S. and Lizzie A. Patrick A. and Mary L. Charles and Marie Henry W. and Martha Robert J. and Margaret Robert S. and Emma F. Marshall W. and Bertha .J. Michael and Katherine George E. and Gladys Michael and Ellen Walter S. and Margarito Antonio and Fortunato Herbert R. and Isabelle Oscar E. and Amantha E. Settimio and Marietta Richard F. and Matilda Jolin and Margaret John and Elizabeth
MAY.
1. Cesidio O. Mazzolo,
1. Henrietta Williams Doble,
1. William Keohane,
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