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With this end in view, having obtained the co-operation of every one of those with whom it was possible for us to have an interview at the time, the Selectmen were petitioned to call a town meeting for the purpose of considering the matter, and you all know that a committee has been at work, and that they have secured the services of an able engineer to make surveys. bor- ings. etc., etc.
The welfare of every individual in this town cannot fail to be increased with the adoption of an adequate system of sewerage. Any system that can be devised which will drain damp cellars. boggy land, and furnish a satisfactory means of caring for our house sewage and surface water, should receive the careful con- sideration of every citizen of the town, and the Board of Health is hopeful that such a system may be proposed as will, in the course of its development and extension in the future, provide all parts of the town with perhaps the best means of lessening the dangers from disease.
The accompanying table shows comparatively the number of cases of infectious diseases, as reported to the Board of Health. for the years as follows :-
1896. 1897. 1898. 1899. 1900.
Membranons Croup and Diphtheria, 16 Scarlet Fever. 28
9
23
15
1 65 1
1
Measles.
1
Typhoid Fever.
()
.44
52 36
19
LIST OF PLUMBING INSPECTIONS.
NO.
DATE.
OWNER
LOCATION.
PLUMBER.
INSPECTOR
1
Feb. 1
James Bailey. Jr.
Washington Street |
F. E. Colburn E. J. Winn W'm. D. Huntoon & Co. . F. E. Colburn !
CI
..
6
Swan Carlson
C'edar ..
3
6
Emil L. Fetting
Everett Avenue
4
..
10
John Foster
Prospect
W'in Foreman
..
P
24
James C. Murphy C. F. Whitney
| Cottage
F. E. Colburn
·
19
Charles Calder
Neponset ..
F. E. Cobb
9
..
26
Mrs. Sarah Draper
Howard .
Win. Foreman
10)
.. . 28
Thomas F. Randlett
off Cedar ..
H. A. Spear. Jr.
11 12
..
..
..
Apr. 13 Mrs. Evelyn Rhoads
Market
Win. Foreman
13 14
.: 18
J. P. Hamlin
Wilson
W'm. D. Huntoon & Co. 1
6
15
. .
20
Charles E. Pond
Nahatan ..
Wm. Foreman 6.
16 17
21 F. B Cushman
Walpole
Wm. D. Huntoon & Co.
..
18
28
J. W. Conger
Railroad
Avenue
Wm. Foreman .. ..
19
..
.. Geo. H. Metealf
Walpole
Street
20 21
..
..
Renben Beck
Hoyle . .
F. E. Colburn
E. J. Winu
22
May
L. W. Bigelow's Sons
Washington
Wm. D. Huntoon & Co. F. E. Colburn
F. E. Coliburn E. J. Winn
23
..
-
Mrs. Ellen Lovis
Railroad Avenue
W'm. Foreman
F. E. Colburn
24
..
B. F. Colburu
. .
Charles Kendrickson
Washington Street off Cedar
F. E. Colburn
E. J. Winn
25
21
Joseph P. Hamlin
Washington Street ! Wm. D. Huntoon & Co ..
Cross ..
Mar. 15
E. J. Winn F. E. Colburn . .
..
10x
.. ..
Mis. M. E. Bucknam
Washington
. .
!
Henry Mylod
Vernon
.
.:
..
..
30 1
Michael Gibson
..
. .
Wm. D. Huntoon & Co. | F. E. Colburn
..
.26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 12 43 1
| May 9 | Dr. F. W. Dodge J. M. Winslow, (Estate) 6.
--
Nahatan Market Nahatan
Street Win. Foreman
..
..
..
Nichols
..
..
:6
..
..
23 24
15 : Miss Emma Guy H. C. Babcock James Bree Albert W. Metcalf 1 .. W. Bigelow's Sons
25
G. F. Flower
Nichols
E. J. Winn
1
..
46
June 2 Mrs. C. H. Woods
Sumner Bagley
Washington
E. J. Wimm
. .
Plimpton Avenue
Leon F. Lawrence
Chapel Street
Win. Foreman
..
:
Frank H. Winslow
..
5 Fred H. Smith
Summit
Avenue
..
..
109
. .
13
6 Gust. Jerden Dr. E. C. Norton
Washington Street
..
Win. D. Huntoon & Co. F. E. Colburn
6:
Linden Washington ..
. .
F. E. Colburu Geo. H. Beasley
E. J. Winn F. E. Colburn
Douglas
Avenue
Washington Street
Day Washington
=
F. E. Colburn Win. Foreman Fife Bros., Carter & Co.
E. J. Winn F. E. Colburn
48 49 50 51 52 53
27
St. Cath's Parochial Res. Sumner Bagley James H. Murphy
..
..
.
·
W'm. Foreman Wmn. D. Huntoon & Co.
July 6 De. E. C. Norton
10 John E. Smith
11 James L. Hawkins
6.
Washington . .
Mylod
Nichols
Wm. D. Huntoon & Co.
Washington
Wm. Foreman
Nahatan . .
Wm. Foreman
.. Thomas Mayo :
: :
:
J. W. Conger
Railroad ..
Quincy
..
F. E. Colburn
E. J. Winn
..
..
19 James H. Murphy
Douglas Avenue ..
: .. .. .. .. .. Winslow Faune. .. 44 15 Street 1 46 George Allen 47
20
Henry Morse
26
6.
Frances J. Lowell
..
. .
F. E. Colburn
LIST OF PLUMBING INSPECTIONS, Continued.
NO.
DATE.
OWNER.
LOCATION.
PLUMBER.
INSPECTOR.
54
July 13
Jarvis Fairbanks
Nahatan
Street
Wm. D. Huntoon & Co.
F. E. Colburn
55
21
J. W. Conger
Railroad Avenue
W'm. Foreman
56
..
Edwin E. Fisher
Washington Street
66
6.
57
23
John O'Malley
High
Wm. D. Huntoon & Co.
58
25
Dr. F. W. Dodge
Vernon
F. E. Colburn
59
23
Michael Colman
Park 66
Win. Foreman
60
| John E. Folan
Lydon 6.
Wm. D. Huntoon & Co.
6.
6.
61
Aug. 1
Nicholas Storm
Monroe
. .
Wm. Foreman
62
2
Michael Kelley 66
50 Chapel
WVm. D. Huntoon & Co. ..
63
..
14 Dr. F. W. Dodge
Maple
.F. E. Colburn
E. J. Winn
65
66
15
Mrs. Flora Smith
Cottage ..
66
16
Fred Boyden
.‹
67
17 Fred M. Larrabee 23 John Cohane
Allen Row
Wm. D. Huntoon & Co.
6.
68 69
28 George B. Talbot
Washington Street
WVm. Foreman 66
T. E. Colburn
70
29
St. Cath's Parochial Res.
71
30 Magnus Thompson
Hillside Avenue
Wm. D. Huntoon & Co. E. J. Winu
72
Sept. 1 Carl Schaier
73
10 M. G. Smith
Chapel Street
W. A. Schell ..
74
14 J. P. Hamlin
Wilson
Wm. D. Huntoon & Co.
75 76 77
20 Patrick J. Slattery :
Mylod
F. E. Colburn ..
E. J. Wion 66
Pleasant
6.
Wm. Foreman
| F. E. Colburn
TS Oct. 8 G. L. Ingraham
Cottage 66
..
54 ..
‹:
64
- 110
Summer
Norwood Heights
F. E. Colburn . .
21 P. H. Mahoney
E. J. Winu F. E. Colburn
79 80 81
3 Oct. George M. Lepper Miss Sarah Gay
15 20
Otis King
82
23 J. P. Hamlin
83 84 85
.6
27 Gust. Jerden David Dooling
Railroad
. .
Monroe Street
F. E. Colburn Wm. D. Huntoon & Co.
86 87 88 89
Nov. 5
Geo. B. Talbot
St. Cath's Parochial Soc. .. ..
..
..
.6
66
: - 1
Stephen Hunt
Highview . .
H. A. Spear, Jr.
Walnut ..
1 .6 W. A. Scholl 6. .. . .
..
111
94
26
27
George E. Sanborn
Washington
Erastus Talbot
Warren ..
..
Dec. 5
14
Miss Minnie Hill
Phillips ני Avenue off Chapel Street
..
Wm. D. Huntoon & Co. F. E. Colburn
..
..
Geo. S. Winslow
Chapel
Fred Webber
Cedar
IV. A. Schell Wm. D. Huntoon & Co.
102
31
Mathias Paifer
Wilson 66
George
W. A. Schell
. .
103
1901. Jan. 7
104
12
Forest M. Douglas
Washington
Wm. D. Huntoon & Co.
..
.
..
105
Estate of Francis Baker
Howard
Jas. G. Bolles WVm. Foreman
106
26
| Estate of D.B.Farrington | George
Washington Street ' Wm. Foreman Cottage : . .6 Washington ..
F. E. Colburn ..
6.
. .
..
Quincy Avenue
Wm. D. Huntoon & Co. F. E. Colburn W. A. Schell
..
E. J. Winn F. E. Colburn LE. J. Winn F. E. Colburn 66 ..
Wm. Foreman .6 F. E. Colburn
E. J. Winn F. E. Colburn
90 91 92 93
19
Timothy Shay John Murphy
Cross
Concord Avenue
Pleasant Street
Wm. D. Huntoon & Co. W. A. Schell
..
...
E. J. Winn F. E. Colburn .. ..
95 96 97 98 99 100 101
22
Michael Burke
John Coughlin
Harry W. Hill
Pleasant 6.
.
.. 20 Victor Johnson
E. J. Wiun F. E. Colburn
29
Geo. E. Sanborn
..
.. 31 Methodist Society
Washington
29 John M. Hennessey
112
The following is a statement of expenditures authorized by the Board :
EXPENDITURES.
Melvin & Badger. for supplies, etc .. #15 ()
E. B. Thorndike. for supplies and printing. 12 50
George E. Sanborn, for supplies. 5 70
T. O. Metealf & Co .. for printing.
Fred Segar, removing offal. Jan. 1st to April 28. 62 50
F. E. Beal, services as agent. 39 70
Maijnard Terpstra, removing offal. six months.
95 00
Horgan & Roby, framing notices.
7 50
C. B. Horgan, carriage hire. 3 00
1 .. G. Marston. expressage, 1 00
Eben C. Norton. postage and expressage. 9 75
F. E. Colburn. for 83 phunbing inspections. 166 00
E. J. Winn, for 23 plumbing inspections. 16 00
M. D. Creed, for carriage bire for agent of the Board, 13 25
Warren E. Rhoads. for services. 5 00)
$485 15
Appropriation. $500 00
For renewing plumbers' licenses the Board has received three dollars and fifty cents which has been paid to the Town Treas- urer, and his receipt taken therefor.
We would recommend that the sum of five hundred dollars be raised and appropriated for the use of the Board of Health for the coming year.
Respectfully submitted, EBEN C. NORTON. FRED E. COLBURN. LYMAN F. BIGELOW, Board of Health.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
NORWOOD, MASS., Jan. 31, 1901.
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen :
GENTLEMEN :- We herewith present our report of the Fire Department for the year ending Jan. 31, 1901.
During the year we have responded to thirty-six (36) alarms. Out of these there have been thirteen (13) bell, and twenty-three still alarms.
The total damage was $1,943.50. Insurance on property damaged, $27,325.00.
There has been added to the Department, 1,200 feet of 22" cot- ton hose, making a total of 4,900 feet.
On account of the dry season of last summer, we have had a. greater number of grass and wood fires than usual.
The fire of April 29, woods back of Ink works, and Purgatory Meadows of September S to 15, cost over $400.
RECORD OF FIRES AND ALARMS FOR THE YEAR ENDING JAN. 31, 1901.
·
1SS.
Date.
Time.
Box.
Probable Cause.
Location.
Properis .
1900.
Feh.
18
10.45 a. m.
- - 47 Still
Del'se chim's
Chapel st.
Dwelling Wood- 66
Grass
25
28
-50 00
1.500 00
29
2.30 a. m.
47
Incendiary
Winslow sq-
Store Grass
April
1
Still
Ellis pasture
Winter st.
Washington cor. Dean st.
Blacksmithshop Dwelling
P. A. Larson M. G. Smith
5 00
2.500 00
10
Sp'k I'mch'y Sp'kfmch'r'
Chapel st.
66
21
06
6:
29
Meadows
May
K
$1 50
175 00
114 +
6+
14
0.50 a. m.
Child & mtchs
Nahatan st.
Woods
near Flood's grove
Dwelling
Elizia Brooks E. Webb
3 00
2,000 00
10
6.37 a. m.
15 Still
Westwood Park
6.
22
Aug.
6
27
Gas in flask Gasoline exp. Sp'k I'm ch'y
Washington tt.
Store
J. E. Plimpton & Co. J. P. Hamlin
No dam'ge 350 00 3 00
1.000 00
sept.
8-15
٤٠
12
2,000 00
Oct. ..
17
7.45 p. 11. 3.00 a. m.
47 27
Incendiary Burning out of stack
Railroad Avenue. cor. Market .t.
Nov. ..
10
12.45 p. m.
36
Burning out of chimney Def've chim's
Rotten Row
..
18
10.15 a. m.
Still
1901.
. :
Bridget Fagin
No dam'ge
all . ..
9.45 a. m.
36 Still
Children
Cross st. Hill st.
29
26 Still 17 Still
Unknown
Fulton st. Winter st.
Woods
Stabl : & e'geh'e
Mary E. Sumer
160 00
500 00
near Prospect -t.
5 00
1,400 00
7.35 p. m.
Unknown Children
Washington cor. Guill st
..
14
3.15 a. m.
near Reservoir
Woods
Foundry st.
Foundry
27
8.30 p. m. 10.40 a. m. 10.30 a. m.
45
47 Still
Washington.cor. Dean st. back of F. O. Winslow's Purgatory Meadows
Nahatan st.
Washington st.
Dwelling Tannery
susan M. Bartlett L. Smith's Sons Co.
Slight No dam'ge
Still
Prospect st. Cross st.
Grass Woods Dwelling
Wm. Geary
No dam'ge
L. Smith's Solo Co.
10 00
750 00
Mar.
Winter st.
2.1
..
n'r Walsh's blk smth shop Concord ave.
M. H. Donevan
3 00
1.000 00
.€
Al'm Still ..
near Reservoir
Woods
back of Ink Mill
Ellis pasture
Hencoop
Jas. Shanley
3.30 a. m.
31
Phillips st.
Blacksmith shop Wood>
P. A. Larson
30
18
21
1
(. H. Tobbeit4
$510 00
$3,500 00
Prospect -1.
11,000 00
115
RECOMMENDATIONS.
That two fire alarm boxes be purchased.
That the town appropriate the sum of $1.800 for the use of the Fire Department the ensning year.
Respectfully submitted,
J. F. BOYDEN. H. F. WALKER. F. W. TURNER. Board of Engineers.
To the Board of Engineers :-
GENTLEMEN :- I take pleasure in submitting to you the third annual report concerning the town's fire alarm system.
The system is in very good condition. During the past sum- mer very many necessary repairs were made on the line. Four poles on Prospect street were moved, owing to widening of the street. Those at Winslow's tannery were changed and are now, I hope, in their permanent places. The whistle machine had to to be changed to the new roof of the boiler room. All the boxes were well painted, and the "no school" box added. Wherever other wires were on poles. where the bare fire alarm wires came down to a box, the latter were replaced by coveredones, thus preventing trouble arising from contact with the other wires.
Considerable tree trimming needs to be done the coming year. As the battery is all in one place, the trees, especially in wet weather, cause a large amount of the current to leak away.
The addition of a repeater to the central office equipment is very necessary. As it is now, a leak on the line causes the whole system to be crippled until it is repaired, whereas, with the re- peater in circuit, all the other circuits are kept intact, and the faulty one thrown out. The cost of introduction of the same would be $350. It is apt to save many times its cost at any minute.
I recommend that $350 be appropriated to defray the expenses of the system the ensuing year.
Respectfully submitted, DANA H. FISHER, Supt. N. F. A. Telegraph.
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NORWOOD FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH.
LOCATION OF BOXES.
17. Cor. Nahatan and Nichols Streets.
18. Cor. Nahatan and Prospect Streets.
19. Cor. Vernon and Nichols Streets.
25. Cor. Washington and Granite Streets.
26. Cor. Railroad Avenue and Fulton Street.
27. Cor. Railroad Avenue and Market Street.
28. Cor. Railroad Avenue and Pleasant Street.
29. Cor. Monroe and Rock Streets.
34. Post Office Square.
35. H. M. Plimpton & Co.'s Bindery.
36. Cor. Guild and Cross Streets.
37. New England Car Shops.
39. George H. Morrill & Co.'s Ink Works.
45. Junction Washington and Walpole Streets.
46. Norwood Press.
47. No. 2 Hose House, Washington Street.
48. Cor. Washington Street and Concord Avenue.
49. Cor. Washington and Mylod Streets.
56. Cor. Walpole Street and Walnut Avenue.
57. Cor. Walpole and Chapel Streets.
58. Winslow Bros.' Tannery.
59. Cor. Walpole and Willett Streets.
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE MORRILL MEMORIAL LIBRARY.
During the year the classification of the books according to the Dewey system has been completed and the books rearranged on the shelves accordingly. The stacks have been marked on each end, to designate the class of books found in the correspond- ing alcove. The newest additions in all classes are kept on the fronts of the first stack .on either side of the room. Fiction is by itself, arranged alphabetically by authors. Other books are classed by subject, those on each subject being arranged alpha- betically as to authors. Classes other than fiction are as fol- lows : -
000
Bibliography.
100
Philosophy.
200
Religion.
300
Sociology.
400
Philology.
500
Natural science.
600
Useful arts.
700
Fine arts.
800
Literature.
900.
History, including 91 Travels. B and 920
Biography.
Thus all books on electricity will be found on adjoining shelves in the section marked science, authors following each other alpha- betically.
Bound volumes of magazines are collected in sets and arranged by volume numbers.
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Juvenile books are placed together and follow the same ar- rangement as adult, the distinguishing mark being the letter " J " which precedes the shelf mark on all books for children.
Reference books have been placed in the reading-room in the revolving book cases purchased for that purpose. The Century dietionary has a stand of its own, and other English dictionaries, and atlases may be found on one of the tables. These books are not to be taken from the room.
The card catalog is complete to date and will be kept so. a thing impossible with any other kind of catalog. This catalog is in dictionary form and ineludes author, subject and title cards. in one alphabet. For example, William Blaikie's " How to get strong and how to stay so," may be found under Blaikie. author. -Physical culture, subject. - and under the title. The shelf number is in the upper. left corner of the card and on two lines. The whole number should be given when calling for the book. In case of the book just referred to the munber will be 613 B 6.
A new system of charging books was adopted with the new arrangement. Each book now contains at the end, a date slip whereon is stamped the date on which the book should be re- turned to the library. This not only shows the borrower when the book becomes dne. but serves also as a record of the number of times the book has been loaned.
In order that the student may not be deprived of fiction. and that the fiction readers may be encouraged to read books of other classes, the two-book system has been put into practice with fairly good results. By this system each borrower is entitled to two books, one from any class. the other from any class except fiction. The stacks are open to the public and borrowers are at liberty to make their own selections from the shelves. Lists of new books are published in the local papers from time to time. and it is intended to print occasionally . Finding Lists." under suitable headings. for home use. For example, all the novels in the library will be printed in one list for distribution: at an- other time a list of all books on history, and so on until all the different subjects have been printed. If those lists are saved by library patrons they will be valuable not only to those who can-
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not go to the library, but will in time make a complete catalog.
The revolving book cases. referred to in last year's report. have been completed. placed in the reading-room and filled with refer- ence books for the convenience of those who desire to use them.
No books were circulated from June 30th to Angust 11th on account of the rearrangement. The reading-room was kept open during this time.
The Trustees desire to acknowledge and express their thanks for the following gifts received during the year : the library hav- ing received one hundred and twenty vohunes and six pam- phlets :
LIST OF DONORS TO THE LIBRARY. 1900-1901.
Acker. Finley, 1 vol.
American Union League Society. 1 vol.
Boston Y. M. C. U .. 1 vol.
Brett. George P. 63 vols.
Day. Anna M. 26 vols.
Houghton. Mifflin & Co .. 1 vol.
Ipswich Historical Society, 1 vol.
Massachusetts. 7 vols.
.. Stato Board of Agriculture. 1 vol.
.. State Library. 1 pam.
Society Sons of Revolution, 1 vol. ..
Sprague. Homer B. 2 pams.
Timberlake, F. E. 1 vol.
Underwood, Herbert S. 1 vol.
United States. 9 vols.
. . Civil Service Commission, 1 vol.
.. .. Department of Agriculture. 2 pams.
..
.. Interstate Commerce Commission. 1 vol.
Winslow. Francis O. 2 vols.
Wood. Henry 1 vol .. 1 pam.
The Trustees would again call the attention of my public spirited citizen to the opportunity offered to not only perpetu- ate his name, but to materially benefit and increase the efficiency of the library as well. by donating or bequeathing a sum of
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money, the interest on which is to be devoted to the purchase of books of some special line, the collection to be named for the donor and to be so inscribed.
The library is still in need of a clock.
The Librarian's report to the Trustees shows a steady improve- ment in the library ; the matter of circulation alone demonstrates plainly how its usefulness has been extended.
The usual financial statement for the year ending January 31. 1901, is appended, and in regard thereto the Trustees would say that there are several bills unpaid for lack of funds amounting to about $150.00.
Respectfully submitted, J. STEARNS CUSHING, CHAIRMAN, MARIA E. COLBURN, SECRETARY, LEWIS H. PLIMPTON. MARTHA B. PARKER. IRVING S. FOGG. WILLIAM T. WHEDON.
Trustees.
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THE TRUSTEES OF THE MORRILL MEMORIAL LIBRARY in account with the TOWN OF NORWOOD.
Receipts in treasury, Feb. 1. 1900.
$491 32
Dog Tax appropriation,
428 11
Town appropriation, Income Chickering Fund.
2.300 00
7 01
$3.226 44
Expenses, Librarian,
$692 44
Asst. Librarian.
357 15
Janitor,
502 19
Gas to Jan. 1.
263 71
Books.
693 72
Coal,
138 50
Papers and magazines,
104 16
Water.
10 00
Incidentals,
150 72
Rearrangement of books.
185 84
Bookcases,
128 00
$3,226 44
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LIBRARIAN'S REPORT.
To the Board of Trustees : -
The following is a report of the Morrill Memorial Library for 1900:
The library has been open for the distribution of books 270 days. no books having been given ont from June 30th to AAugust 11th. on account of rearrangement. The gain in circulation so noticeable this year. may be accredited in part to the open stack and the two-book system.
CIRCULATION.
For 1898. 17,617
1899 18.151
1900 22.6444
Average daily circulation. .84
Largest daily circulation.
197
Smallest daily circulation.
PERCENT OF CIRCULATION FROM AUG. 11, 1900.
Class.
Fiction. [ 000 | 100 | 200 | 300 ) 400 | 500 |600
1700|800
900 91 92 1 Total. 100.
Juvenile. $9 5 1.6! . 1
. 1
.11
.1 1
.2
...
.6|2.8
1.
100.
Of total circulation. adult 52.5 percent : juvenile 17.5 percent.
REGISTRATION.
New borrowers not previously registered. 246
Whole number registered. 1286
FINES.
Balance in hands of Librarian. Feb. 1st. 1900. $25 16
Received from fines. 52 12
577 58
Paid out for supplies.
41 79
Balance on hand Feb. 1. 1901.
32 79
Respectfully submitted.
JANE A. HEWETT.
February 1. 1901.
Librarian.
Adult.
80.2
1.3
.1 1.2
.4
3.5 | :
VITAL STATISTICS.
.
BIRTHS RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF NORWOOD, 1801.
DATE OF BIRTH.
NAME OF CHILD.
NAMES OF PARENTS.
1890.
Jan. 1
Margaret Mary Drummy,
Beatrice Stowe,
Ann Stacia Mighan,
Patrick and Sarah.
6.
Madge Isabel Emenan,
William and Clara.
6:
9
Koch, stillborn.
Carl and Johanna.
6 :
13 Raymond Leroy Spear.
13 Marion Ruth Sargent.
66
14 stillborn.
14
Catharine Barrett,
Daniel and Mary.
14
- stillborn.
15
Le Roy Coman Stockford,
19
Ester Anderson,
Frederick R. and Abbie E. Erich and Olga. Charles T. and Catharinc.
Eugene L. and Mary D.
Feb. L
. .
12
Florence Agnes Pearl Baker,
Fred R. and Grace E.
1: Herbert George Rovell,
Herbert (. and Sadie D.
19
Peter Curran, John Driscol Smith.
Peter and Mary. Jason and Julia L. Herman and Alma. lohn and Gurda E.
William and Mary V.
Mar. 1
Delia MeDonongh,
. .
01
C'arl Alfred Schaier.
Carl and Annie L.
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1 Nicholas F. Storm,
Nicholas F. and Margaret.
6.
1 Hellma Shechan. Helen Josephine Ahearn.
Michael 1. and Inlia M.
.. Margaret Theresa Costello.
Thomas and Margaret.
6.
9 John Joseph Scott.
10 Vivian Maria Kallgren.
..
Rose Clara Kelly,
6.
16 Nora Elizabeth MeDonough,
19 Edward Francis Holmau,
James A. and Mary T. Andrew and Emma. Cornelins and Emma. Mathew and Mary.
Thomas F. and Rachel A.
21
Joseph Thomas Flood.
21
Anna Josephine Murphy,
21
George Thomas Frederick Metcalf, Elizabeth Welsh.
Dwight D. and Emma S. William P. and Rose M.
Bryant Niles Thompson,
Perley B. and Mary A.
..
Herbert Stydel,
16
Helen Elizabeth Blomgreen.
..
Frank Verderbec,
Jacob and Lena. Patrick and Annic.
Michael and Helen.
227 1 Leander Tobin,
Mathew and Catherine. John and Elizabeth.
11
George W. and Emma. AAlfonso F. and Lucy M.
124
DATE OF BIRTH.
NAME OF CHILD.
NAMES OF PARENTS.
Mar. 20
Mary Curran,
William and Julia.
Swan and Hannah.
66
22
Walter Francis Billing,
Arthur R. and Catherine A.
Matthias and Gertrude.
August and Lavina.
Emil G. and Josepbine E.
24
James Anthony Murphy,
66
26
Ellen Isabelle Rafuse,
66
28 John Dower,
Apr. 9
()'Donald,
Festie and Mary. Arthur L. and Edna.
May
Albert William Nelson,
William S. and Lucie E.
66
Beatrice Aldrich Bateman,
Artbur L. and Elione B.
Fred A. and Bertha G.
66
8 Lemuel Benjamin Souther,
66 15 Lempi Ilelene Eklund,
66
15
Elizabeth Hogan,
Deglan and Catherine.
15
Fanny Maria Louise Ross,
Carl and Alma.
16
17
John Thomas MeDonough,
66 18 May Louise Foster,
19
Ellen Edith Terese Anderson,
C'arl O). and Annie L.
66 | Ellen MeDonough,
Martin and Ellen
66
21 | Florence Agnes Abbt.
Andrew and Ida
22
George Leo Burke,
Michael J. and Helen.
22
Helen Lonise Marston,
Inman G. and Hulda M.
66
26
Edith Rice.
Il. Eugene and Gertrude M.
66
31
Edward Robert Blasenack, Corbett,
Francis E. and Mary.
1 Joseph Edward Knaus,
Joseph S. and Louise E.
8 John Nugent Rourke,
John J. and Margaret.
8 Ethel Grace Gifford,
Frank L. and Clara E.
Martin and Mary. Peter and Amelia.
George F. and Susan M.
66
14 Leo George Young,
Edward L. and Mamie A.
66
15 Violet, Gertrude Foster,
66
15 Dorothy Patten Morrison,
66
17 Bertrand William Sparrow.
Bertrand P. and Mary F.
20 Margaret Quinlan,
66 28 Josephine Donovan,
66 28 Marion Shortman,
.July Curt Robert Krueger.
10 Russell LeRoy Hateh,
William F. and Katie A.
John T. and Sarah S.
:15
26 Ellen Margaret Booth,
Frederick and Emma T.
6
Albert Engene Smith,
7 Mary Elizabeth Coughlin,
John J. and Elizabeth.
Arthur E. and Carrie.
John A. and Edla W.
Coleman and Margaret.
George H. and Amelia.
21
Mary Folan,
John and Margaret.
John and Mary.
Jime 66
9 Martin Francis Callaghan,
9 Oscar Hauck.
12 Sarah Maud Cushman,
Fred W. and Mary A. Ilerman and Sarah E.
James and Margaret. Daniel and JJohanna. Richard and Anna V.
Julins A. F. and Ottilie E. F.
14 Mary Louise Cunneely,
James H. and Margaret. Albert W. and Rosalind C. John and Mary.
22 Frank Pfeiffer,
Carl Gustav Adott Lawrence Ross,
Martha Florence Miller,
25 Levrett Freeston Bridgham,
20
Harry Richard Clarkson,
28
125
DATE OF BIRTH.
NAME OF CHILD.
NAMES OF PARENTS.
July 15
Howard Leonard Johnson,
66
22
Katherine Helen Ellis,
Granville L. and Luella W.
William C. and Nellie F.
66
28
Rachel Evans,
Freeman S. and Emma J.
29
Edward Joseph Feeney,
Aug. 1
Alice Connolly,
Thomas and Katherine T.
Martin and Bridget. James and Mary.
..
Catherine Engene Fitzgerald,
John M. and Annie A.
66
6 Mary Elizabeth O'Donnell,
Michael and Mary.
August and llilda.
William A. and Agnes R.
John and Susan.
66
15 Grace Elizabeth Odell,
66
22
Frederic Hunter Bagley,
Geo. F. Jr .. and Alma R. C. James and Susan.
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