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BY-LAWS.
We recommend that a committee be appointed to pre- pare and report a new code of By-Laws for the regulation of town affairs.
As weincrease in population new subjects for regula- tion arise and concerning the desirability of a system un der which our municipal affairs should be controlled we concur with the recommendations on this subject con tained in the annual report of 1893.
RECOMMENDATIONS AND SUGGESTIONS.
The town is sadly in need of some repository for the care and keeping ot various articles of town property.
The lot owned by the town on Pleasant street is not occupied at present by anything which serves the town's interest and could be utilized as a location for this pur- pose, or the town could purchase another location which in the near future will be needed for the location of another school building, and build thereon a building for the above named purpose where all tools and implements owned by the town and such other surplus property as may be in their possession shall be stored and cared for. A building which could be readily transformed into a dwell- ing house would perhaps be an economical proceedure for the town.
We think it would be advisable for the town to procure a wagon and pump to be used in clearing out the sewer wells and cesspools which under the present management requires considerable labor and expense.
The time has arrived in the management of our High-
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way Department when a Stone Crusher and Street Roller are almost indispensable for successful road building and we feel compelled to recommend a purchase of one or both of these implements during the coming year.
We are aware that compliance with these recommenda- tions by the town will cost money, but we feel confident that a saving can be made by the town each year more than sufficient to make the appropriations for the above purposes a paying investment.
The old water stand pipe formerly used in connection with our water supply, but now gone into disuse, is cer- tainly, in its present condition, no ornament to the town. If it could boast the requisite antiquity of the old Stone Mill at Newport it would no doubt be prized by our people as a relic to be preserved and perpetuated.
Its noticable features are developed by every stranger who visits us, with an unceasing round of questions con- cerning it, as to the manner of its construction, its height, its capacity etc., and at last compelling the admission by our people that it has ceased to perform any function among the departments of the town, and is only a ruin of what was once a structure of significance.
Our present Fire Alarm System we think could be greatly improved if the bell from which the alarms are sounded was of a different tone and more scientifically adjusted for this purpose.
If the old tank structure could be utilized by the con- struction of a bell tower on its summit and a suitable bell mounted therein solely for fire alarm purposes we feel confident our system of fire alarms would be greatly in proved.
When we consider the manifold matters which seem to demand an expenditure of money in a town of our impor- tance and population it is only after mature deliberation and the exercise of our best judgment that we are led to
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recommend any new avenues for disbursement, but we would suggest that an efficient committee be selected by the town to take this subject into consideration and re- port their conclusions to the town.
In conclusion we append tabulated statements of the towns expenditure for the purpose of showing some items in the several departments which may be of interest. to the tax-payers.
E. S. HORTON, CHARLES PHILLIPS, A. T. WALES, Selectmen of Attleborough.
SALARIES OF THE VARIOUS OFFICERS OF
THE TOWN.
Town Treasurer, John T. Bates
$350.00
Town Clerk, John T. Bates 300.00
Town Treaurer Sinking Fund, John T. Bates 25.00
Collector of Taxes, S. M. Holman
675.37
John Thacher 52.17
Assessors of Taxes, 66 200.00
Charles Phillips 200.00
S. W. Carpenter 200.00
.€
Clerk 1 00.00
Selectmen G. A. Adams
133.33
D. H. Smith
83.33
Charles Phillips
200.00
46
A. T. Wales 116.67
E. S. Horton
116.67
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Byron R. Hill
50 00
66 Clerk
200.00
$3002.54
PAUPER DEPARTMENT.
Overseers of Poor George B. Fitts 75 00
66
D. H. Smith : 75.00
Wm. H. Goff
75.00
Clerk 300.00
Superintendent of Alms House 350.00
$875.00
WATER DEPARTMENT.
Superintendent, Registrar and Clerk $ 1000.00
Engineer at Pumping Station 900.00
$ 1900.00
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Chief Engineer
$250.00
Assistant Engineers, 2, $75.00 each I 50.00
36 Firemen $50.00 each 1800.00
--
$2200.00
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT.
Superintendent of Schools, $ 1200.00
Sec. of School Board, 25.00
Principal of High School,
1447.00
Grammar School, 1000 00
Compensation for other Teachers, 13687.50
Janitors, 1720.72
$ 19080.22
Total amount for Salaries, $27057.76
ACCOUNT OF SELECTMEN.
CURRENT AND INCIDENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Appropriation, Sundries,
$8000 00 796.26
$8,796.26
Bills approved,
9118.68
Overdraw, $322, 42
CURRENT AND INCIDENTALS.
STATEMENT.
Appropriation,
$8000.00
Armory Rent,
200.00
Court Fees,
242.51
Licenses,
353.75
Overdraw, 322.42
$9118.68
Bills Approved, Incidentals,
$1852.78
Elections,
566.68
Salaries,
3484.77
Court Fees,
551.74
Police Services,
753.00
Printing, 686.23
Return of Births and Deaths, 76.50
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ANNUAL REPORT.
Surveying, 59.00
Lock-up, 87.35
Co. I, 5th Mass. Militia, 930.63
Soldiers Burial, 70.00
$9118.68
ELECTION EXPENSES.
Compensation of Board of Registrars, $190.0
" Election Officers, 157.50
Meals furnished, 24 00
Printing for Registration and Elections,
138.63
Posting Warrants for Town Meetings,
18.00
L. M. Stanley for Service as Moderator, Annual Meeting, 10.00
Erecting and removing Voting Booths, 18.55
Janitors Fees, 10.00
$ 566 68
POLICE SERVICE.
D. O. Martin Special Police and Night Patrol, $738.00
Police Service July 3rd and 4th, 1 5.00
Bi-Centennial Celebration, 52.00
$805.00
EXPENSE OF MAINTAINING LOCK-UP.
Repairs, Supplies, Keeper, 3 mos.,
$22.65 28.70 36.00
$87.35
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SURVEYING AND PLANS.
K. H. Hyde,
$206.25
F. P. Manwell,
79.50
W. J. Luther,
61.00
F. C. Coffin, 455.00
$801.75
PRINTING.
CURRENT AND INCIDENTAL
Town Meeting Warrants and Notices, 45.13
Notices, Cards &c Board of Health, 30 25
Slips for Voting Lists, 1 25
Notices for Town Report, 2.00
Specimen and Official Ballots and Tally Sheets,
65.00
Registration Notices and Cards,
17.50
Annual Report of Town Officers,
402.00
School
12.00
Water
10.00
Assessors Blanks and Notices,
17.50
Notices for Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor,
6.75
Dog Licenses
4.70
Ballots,
20.00
Blanks tor Milk Inspector,
5.00
Advertising,
12.75
Letter Heads & Printing,
14.80
Receipts,
2.00
State Receipts,
1.75
Plumbers
8.50
Advertising for Selectmen,
7.30
$686.23
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ANNUAL REPORT.
CO. I, 5th REGIMENT M. V. M.
Wells & Carpenter rent of Armory,
600.00
Attleboro Gas Light Co. bills, 11 3.94
WV. H. Goff, Repairs on Rifle Range, 200.00
J. W. Gifford & Co., Repairing Hose and connec- tions, 5.19
Services as Janitor,
11.50
$930.63
Appropriation,
$4875.00
Bills Approved,
977.52
Balance,
$3897.48
MEMORIAL DAY.
Appropriation,
200.00
Amount of bills approved,
200.00
SOLDIERS BURIAL.
Pardon A. Lake,
35.00
Charles A. Searle.
35.00
$70.00
Allowance from State, 70.00
$70.00
RETURN OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
Amount Expended,
76.50
MILITARY AID.
$ 300.00
Appropriation, Received from the State,
264 00
$564 00
Overdraw, 6.00
$570.00
STREET LIGHTING.
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ANNUAL REPORT.
Ernest Meyers,
144.00
Eli K. Robbins,
120.00
Lemuel T. Starkey,
I20.00
John A. Pond,
120.00
Arnold Reynolds,
36.00
Chas. E. Ryonson.
30.00
$570.00
One half paid by the State.
STATE AID.
ALL PAID BY STATE.
Angelinc S. Adams, $24.00
Cordelia H. Allen,
48.00
Maria E. Bishop,
48.00
Nancy Bradford, 48.00
Martha Bullock, 48.00
Wm. H. Caswell,
36 00
Sarah Caswell,
48.00
Mary H. Christian,
48.00
E. H. Sarah Cole,
48.00
Hannah Crosby,
48.00
George L. Draper,
36.00
Sidney T. Estes,
48.00
Elizabeth Fleet,
48.00
Mary A. Griffin,
48.00
Mary Green,
48.00
Maria Hamlin,
24.00
Ann Johnson,
48.00
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ANNUAL REPORT.
saac N. Johnson,
60.00
Mary E. Kingman,
24.00
Abby R. Thayer,
48.00
Harriett N. Thomas,
36.00
Nancy Tucker,
48.00
Wm. Wardell,
72.00
Emeline Wilmarth,
48.00
C. H. Allison,
30.00
Emma J. Ring,
24.00
Amelia C. Guild,
8.00
Sarah D. Dean,
24.00
Margaret Lyons,
20.00
$1186.00
Amount received from State,
$ 11 12.00
due 66
74.00
$1186:00
SOLDIERS RELIEF.
PAID UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF CHAP. 237 & 239. ACTS
OF 1893.
Charles H. Allison,
$129.00
George H. Alfred,
175.00
John Atkinson,
156.00
* Angeline Adams,
200.33
Nancy Bradford,
118.97
Edwin Brackett,
20.00
Martin Berry,
9.00
Maria Bishop,
32.00
Edward Comey,
21.00
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ANNUAL REPORT.
John Clark,
1.50
Martin Donnelly,
I 57.50
John Green,
199.25
George H. Hattin,
171.14
George W. Handy,
148.00
Robert Hoffman,
46.00
Ann Johnson,
6.00
*Pardon A. Lake,
392.00
Ernest Meyers,
93.92
Abby F. Mott,
156.00
*Barney McTague,
156.00
Eli K. Robbins,
134.25
John Robbins,
121.42
George Randall,
76.50
William Sanford,
7.50
Thomas Stafford,
I 10.00
*Charles A. Searle,
30.00
Nancy Tucker,
32.00
Otis Vickery,
44.00
$2944.28
Appropriation, Amount Expended,
$3,500.00
2944.28
Balance, $555.72
*Deceased.
EXPENSES OF FIRE DEPARTMENT.
STATEMENT.
Appropriation Fire Department, $4,000.00
New Hose, 850.00
Fire Alarm Extension, 800.00
Hose House, So. Attle- borough, 500.00
Heater, So. Main Street
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ANNUAL REPORT.
Hose House, 350.00
Repairing Old Hose Cart, 50.00
Overdraw, 185 83
$6735.83
Bills Approved,
$4151.51
New Hose,
757.00
Extension Fire Alarm,
769.17
Hose House So. Attleborough,
685.00
Heater So. Main Street, Hose House,
325.00
Repairing Old Hose Cart,
48.15
$6735.83.
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.
STATEMENT.
Appropriation, $5000.00
Balance Appropriation for Unemployed, 1543.30
Cross Walk 100.00
Entering Sewers,
150.00
Material Sold,
48.65
Overdraw, 414.03
Amount of Bills Approved,
$7255.98 $7255.98
ENFORCEMENT OF LIQUOR LAW.
Appropriation, Amount Expended,
$500.00
320.00
Balance, $180.00
HYDRANT SERVICE.
Appropriation, $6800.00
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ANNUAL REPORT.
Bills Approved, $6800.00 .
BI-CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
Appropriation,
$ 5000 00
Received from Committee,
2039. 1 I
Bills Approved,
$7039.1I $6459.56
Balance,
579.55
$7039.11
MEDICAL SERVICES.
Bills to the following amount were approved from the several physicians for their service under the law providing for the relief of indigent soldiers and their families-and for vaccinating school children:
J. W. Battershall, vaccinating children, $117.00 C. S. Holden 46.50
$163.50
E. E. Hale, Soldiers and their families, $101.50
J. W. Battershall “ 66 66 268.75
L. V. G. Mackie, “
123.00
C. S. Holden,
35.25
528.50
$692.00
SPECIAL APPROPRIATION FOR THE UNEMPLOYED.
Appropriation, $3000.00
Amount of bills Approved. 1456.70
Carried to Highway Appro- priation, 1543.30
$ 3000.00
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ANNUAL REPORT.
CONSTRUCTION AND IMPROVEMENT OF SIDEWALKS.
Appropriation,
Amount of Betterments,
$ 2000.00 649.52
Bills Approved,
2083.31
Balance,
$566.21
CROSS WALK NORTH MAIN STREET.
Appropriation,
$100.00
Amount Carried to Highway,
$ 100.00
SURVEY OF SEWERAGE SYSTEM.
Appropriation, $800.00
Amount of Bills Approved, 798.26
Balance Unexpended,
$2.74
IMPROVEMENT OF TEN MILE RIVER.
Appropriation, Sundries,
$550.00
9.26
$559.26
Bills Approved,
336.05
Balance,
$223.21
$2649.52
REPORT OF TOWN CLERK
MARRIAGES.
RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF ATTLEBOROUGH
FOR 1894.
Jan. I. William H. Barker and Catherine E. Brown.
7. Frank L. Russell and Mary A. Cornell.
7. Lewellyn Whitney and Helen B. Brayman.
9. Charles W. Kelley and Alvaretta M. Roberts.
9. John W. Cody and Marcella Belleu.
II. J. Arthur Mathewson and Alice N. Tallman.
16. John J. Carlin and Emily Lavender.
1 6. Martin Held and Holesine Gaboury.
21. Max H. Uhlig and Anna Cambell.
24. Amos G. Fuller and Hattie R. Stafford.
25. Elmer C. Pratt and Mae I. Gardner.
29. George S. Estee and Katherine Clancy.
Feb.
3. George Specht and Maggie Bowen.
7. Harry E. Hamilton and Kate Higgins.
9. Willie H. Miller and Marion A. Pierce.
14. Edwin W. Thurber and Maud E. Leavitt.
21. William F. Douglas and Elizabeth M. Abott.
21. John Reardon and Bessie Collins.
28. Albert E. Wixon and Florence T. Livingstone
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ANNUAL REPORT.
Mar. 8. Leander F. Crosby and Annie D. Brightman.
9. Charles H. Harrison and Elizabeth Dow.
14. Robert Rhodes and Edith M. Watson.
14. Elvin A. Potter and Alice C. Jackson.
15. S. King Edwards and Mary McCume.
21. Charles L. Douglas and Mary E. Lee.
26. Joseph Brown and Maud J. Hudson.
28. Fred H. Swift and Florence E. White.
Apr. 2. John Ducet and Ceslestine Boutir.
2. Richard La Rosie and Elviray Poissons.
5. Willard F. Merry and Julia L. Brigham.
7. Charles M. Inman and Bertha F. Rankine.
9. Aleck Lanctot and Exeda Labiberte.
20. Geo. N. Wilson and Mary E. Seyboth.
20. Frank C. Hanson and Elnora W. Barker.
24. Edward W. Fiske and Minnie E. Fales.
24. Edmund Q. Goodhue and Louise M. Freeman,
24. Moses A. Rose and Annie M. Brown.
26. Fred L. Franklin and Minnie F. Lewis.
May 2. Eddy S. Phillips and Clara Schofield.
3. William W. Birch and Louise V. Lewis.
5. Elmer A. Eddy and Ola B. Smith.
5. Nehimiah D. Kelley and Sadie L. Whitford.
I5. William T. Ashworth and Lizzie Balfour.
15. Fred R. Walk and Cora Foster
16. Alfred F. Simmons and Clara P. Sturdy.
19. Thomas Murphy and Clara Hines.
25. Charles A Beals and Lizzie Reynolds.
27. Elmer Green and Ella Sheldon.
28. Stephen L. Randall and Minnie W. Davis.
29. Charles O. Messinger and Mary J. Ward.
30. John J. Meehan and Mary E. Brown.
June
2. Thomas Leclair and Mary D. Toutaut.
6. Herbert C. Bliss and Angelia L. Carpenter.
6. Alfred H. Richards and Ida M. Loomis.
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ANNUAL REPORT.
16 John W. Downing and Ella E. Thomas.
16. Edward F. Ailen and Ethel Phillips.
19 James McCambridge and Nora I. King.
19. Eben P. Hirst and Ida M. Livsey.
20. Henry E Sibley and Addie R. Sturges.
23. Benjamin R. Gibson and Mary F. Miller.
28. Charles T. Bowen and Mamie Kingman.
28. George M. Snell and Frances L. Kelley.
30. Charles W. Stafford and Frances Brown.
30. Olaf A Wendell and Anna Larson.
July 2. John H. Janes and Catherine C. Field.
3. Edward H. Simmons and Blanche E. Caswell.
3. William Williams and Maud E. Tracy.
3. William Young and Mattie Eaton.
7. Wil iam H. Read and Ida E. Reynolds.
8. James Buckley and Kate M. Perley.
9. Louis M. Meyer and Ingrid Person.
12. Charles P. Thompson and Eva S. C. Chase.
I4 Wayland F. Freeman and Rose A. McDermott.
14. Radney J. Newell and Maria E. Field.
24. Chester A. White and Belle McNulty.
31. Archie Young and Minnie McDorman.
Aug. I. John H. Dickenson and Minnie Hanmore.
1. John H. Jackson and Bertha Lee.
4. Charles E. Horton and Edith F. Blythe.
6. Fred Levally and Elizabeth Cuthbert.
7. Thomas Cooney and Jane McCambridge.
8. Frank Dougherty and Carrie E. Salisbury.
16. John C Detro and Clara Fourth.
25. Herman F. Ebert and Lizzie Fischbach.
27. Albert L. Mead and Hattie M. Briggs.
27. Albert E. Chace and Emma S. Brown.
Sept. 3. Seigefroid Brousseau and Delia LeClair.
3. Patrick Dunn and Bridget Caroll.
3. Frank Mehan and Bridget Kelley.
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ANNUAL REPORT.
5. John Brown and Catherine McAuliffe.
5. Horace P. Childs and Marion E. Hall.
6. Hallam Richardson and Lydia R. Sprague.
12. Henry McCann and Ellen Doulon.
15. Thomas C. Haywood and Gertrude A. Chan- dler.
1 5. Charles H. Barrett and Lucy E. Lyons.
17. Bert Heeks and Lily Fisher.
19. George M. Williams and Emma L. Smith.
21. John F. James and Addie E. Barber.
22. Oscar F. Anderson and Hanna C. Sjoberg.
25. Samuel W. Cole and Ida M. Jenkins.
30. Arthur McCue and Lena Bellmore.
Oct. 3. Clarence S. Atwell and Mary L. Adams.
6. William S. Fullerton and Jane Kilgour.
12. Stephen T. Hall and Alice M. Patterson.
I 5. Frank St. Germain and Sarah Lange.
16. Peter Dockery and Annie Huddelston.
16. Henry N. Peers and Jennie Hingley.
I7. Holmes W. Merton and Caroline E. Dodge.
18. George P. Broughton and Emma E. Williams.
18. James Brown and Alice Quinn.
21. James A. Clark and Isabella F. Cafferty.
23. William F. Sherman and Elouise G. Briggs.
Nov. 7. Chester A. Lacy and Lina M. Fisher.
I3 George H. Pollard and Harriet L. Blanding.
12. Herbert E. White and Margarett E Kingston.
I5. Thomas N. Smith and Laura I. Todd.
16. Alfred Pelissey and Ellen Blaney.
18. Frank DuLude and Mary Pelleter.
21. Theadore W. Cash and Hattie L. Fiske.
24. John Cearrear and Mary Bell.
26. William E. Witherell and Sarah J. Reily.
28. Roy E. Draper and Elsie J. Hawes.
28. William J. Green and Mary E. Rounds.
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ANNUAL REPORT.
Dec. 12. Edward Bucklin and Bell F. Goonwin.
22. Thomas Y. Jackson and Minnie H. Keene.
24. George W. Eddie and Nellie A. Nickerson.
26. Charles F. Orr and Laura M. Brien.
29. Daniel A. Nichols and Ida M. Cronk.
31. William F. Bacon and Mary A. Bowen.
31. Clement P. Soule and Susie H. Congdon.
DEATHS,
RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF ATTLEBOROUGH FOR 1894.
NAME.
AGE.
CAUSE OF DEATH
Y. M. D.
Jan. 4. . Alfred Holmes
6
35 3
5. Julia A. Whittaker
73 9
5. John J. Hackett
20 6
4 Peritonitis. Jaundice (Convulsions).
7. Fanny Gould
69 5 9
Heart Disease. Apoplexy.
12. Emma Baumgartner
IO 28
Marasmus.
I2. Ellen Chatterton
68
2
24
Paresis.
12. Henry Richardson
Ú7 3
17 General Paresis.
14. Charlie Fichbach
2
3 25
Diphtheria.
1 5. Edward Holmes 1 2
IO
3
Diphtheria.
E7. Joseph Kearns
2
I
3
Diphtheria.
18. Louisa Fichbach
3
5
22
19. Margaret Burns
56
9
Diphtheria. Pneumonia. La Grippe and Pneumonia
25. Mary Kelly
49
30.
Charles F. Robbins
40
4
28
Valvular disease of Heart. Paralysis. Influenza and Apoplexy.
4. Enos Phetteplace
7. Mary Giguire
8. Frank M. Steward
45
9
4
Chronic Hepatitis.
TI. Louisa Ledbury
56
3
Heart Disease.
JI. Agustus A. Starkey
74 4
6 Cancer of the penis. Pencarditis.
I2. Sarah Jeffrey
8
Scarlet Fever.
1 6. Eliphelet M. Jeffery 1
S
20
Scarlet Fever.
2 Pneumonia.
6. Florence H. Thrasher
30
II. Orrin King
82
13. Jennie C. Hadley
4 14
Peritonitis.
Feb. 3. John Dolan
61
66
3 Premature Birth.
II. Mary Cosgrove
39
9
Diphtheretic Croup. Pneumonia and Metritis.
4. Frances 1. Fontneau
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ANNUAL REPORT.
MAME,
AGE.
CAUSE OF DEATH.
V. M. D.
16. Annie E. Wheaton
57
9 20
Cancer.
IS. Mary Coughlin
71
16
Endocarditis.
18 .. Margaret T. Wilde
I 2 25
Marasmus.
19. Lois P. Delano
72 9 15 Insanity and Pneumonia. 9 Drowning.
20. Arthur Desorcy
20. Phillip Sullivan
9 9
Drowning.
21. Delia E. Luther
39 4 13
Septicoernia. Phthisis.
22. Thomas Fitzpatrick
33
Heart Disease. Pneumonia.
24. Collins Thomas M. Maria Stone
56 5 29
Exophthaluise Goitre.
Mar. 2. Anthony Crosby 55
Psvae Abscess.
1 2. Charles A. Searle
64 6 4
Heart Disease.
22. Josephine H. Estes
1
Capillary Bronchitis.
27. William A. Bushee
77
21
Pneumonia.
30. John Dacey
23
4 20
Fracture of neck. etc. Meningitis.
Apr. 3. Cora E. Chamberlain
12
11
2
Phthisis
5. Mary E. McNulty
1
7
Disease of Liver.
7. Isaac Reynolds
73
1 13
Brights Disease.
7. Mary A. Champlin
37
I
6
9
Chronic Cystitis.
16. Mary A. Mclaughlin
67
1
Nephritis.
19. James Crehan
43
27
Acute Delirious Mania.
19. Orville B. Dean
55
II
9
Myelitis and Pneumonia
21. Hattie A. Page
30 9
17
21. Ethel K. Paginton
5 20
Dysentery. Heart Disease.
24. Fred Sibley
20
7
May I.
Alfred C. Sheldon
So
2
16
General Debility of old age. Phthisis
3. Alice J. Brady
26
3
رب Power
Still Born
4. Israel Allen
72
IS
Apoplexy.
8. Charles McMann
28
I T4
Congestive Chills and
Heart Failure.
9. Unknown.
40
Fracture of Skull.
26. Alma Duquette
T
7
3 Pneumonia.
29. William C. Simpson
59
9
June 6. Carrie Champlin
20
I
2 Phthisis pulmonalis. Pnthisis pulmonalis.
70 47
16. Isabel Bullock
Cancer.
Mastoid Abscess.
16. Mary Smith 72
Burns.
6. Catherine Dwyer 38
18 Phthisis Pulmonalis.
12. Thomas J. Whittaker
So
27.
30. Hattie M. Marshall
13 6
Pneumonia.
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ANNUAL REPORT.
NAME.
AGE.
CAUSE OF DEATH.
Y. M. D.
9. Frances I. Bullock
I Meningitis.
15. Betsey C. Kelley 71 6 15 Brights Disease.
21. Anna L. Whittaker 35
24. Pardon Lake
49
26 Halsey Ballou
68
July IT.
Angeline S. Adams
67
25 General Paresis.
16. Joseph A. O. Doucet
4
-
Cholera Infantum.
17, George F. Smith
38
II
2
Rheumatic Neuralgia. Bronchitis.
25. Corrine Brais
1
('holera Infantum.
25. Marie Rainville 2
Cholera Infantun.
30 Thomas F. Blake
23
1
13
Acute Phthisis.
31 Edward D. Williams
20
1
3
Pulmonary Embolis.
31. George Fontaine
10
19
Cholera Infantum.
31. Susan Annis
50
3
Phthisis Pulmonalis.
31.
Leon C. Kerkhoff
3
12
Marasmus.
Aug. I.
Frank A. Newell
48
II
24
4. Mary Trudell 3
Meningitis.
6. Chester J. Doran
4
19
Cholera Infantun.
9. Eunice Mathewson
67
4 30
Chronic Nephretis.
II. William A. Wilson
25
Marasmus.
II. Mildred M. Bates
5
Convulsions.
12. Clar S. Walton
52
3
19
12. Mahoney
3
S
Enteritis.
12. Leo. Liblond
1
1 2
Cholera Infantum.
14. Bertha M. Douglass
3
1 5
Marasmus.
I 5. Leroy S. Swal
2
Cholera Infantum.
17. James McNamee
I
3
Dysentery.
IS. Lida Carmiand
2
2
26
Bronchis Pneumonia.
21. Wallace M. Manchester
I
5 23
Convulsions.
22 Georgie Martin
9
Cholera Infantum.
24. Clinton E. Bliss
24
8
25
27. Samuel Macdonald
63
10
17
30. Harry W Reynolds
5
[
Cholera Infantum.
31. Sarah W. Miller
55
24
Pernicious Anaemia.
Sept. 2. Ida A. Robbins
27
5 23 Phthisis.
4. Gladis L. Green
20
Meningitis.
8. Harriet Bradshaw
55
6 Diabetes.
I Pneumonia. Cancer of Tongue. Rephritis.
29. Clarissa B. Lawson
2
5
Valvular Disease of Heart.
23. Mary E. Blake
18
Carcinoma.
19. George Gaffney
5
Cholera Infantum.
Tuberculosis.
Apoplexy.
Tuberculosis.
40
ANNUAL REPORT.
NAME.
AGE.
CAUSE OF DEATH.
Y. M. D,
13. Georgieanna Johnson
2 hours
Prematue Birth.
14. Horace C. Brown
56
3 24
Apoplexy.
14. John Johnson
I Premature Birth. General Paralysis.
22. Frank O'Brien
40
45 2 15 Paralysis.
27. Benjamin F. Boomer
48
Drowning.
27. James Falvey
47
20
Bronchitis.
28. Sarah J. Franklin
51
I 22
Typhoid Fever. Septicaermia. Tuberculosis.
6. Honora Hennessy
S
7. Fanny Heneault
S 23
Cyanosis.
12. Albert Fisher
51
4 13
Peritonitis.
14. Emily mcCue
71
Pneumonia.
19. John Slater
51
10
Pericorditis.
22. John Ryan
51
4
Heart Disease.
25. Leonia Hodde
36
S
La Grippe.
27. Gilbert F. Newman
69
2
13
Internal Injuries.
28. Margaret Tucker
3
I
Pertussis.
Nov. 3.
James A. Amesberry
1
2
19
Meningitis.
IO. Alice E. Houghton
38 7
16 Peritonitis.
21. Phebe J. Godfrey
71 2
16
Apoplexy.
22. Catherine C. Janes
54 3 IO Compound
Fracture of Skull
24. Hiram H. Wetherell
85
I 25
Old Age.
26. Charles W. Enbom
76
9 12
Apoplexy.
29. Irene B. Moore I
Meningitis.
Dec. 6. Eliza A. Danforth
53
3
Albuminura.
7 Nancy M. Robbins
76 1 14
Nephritis.
6. George H. Cummings 61 2 19
Insanity.
11. Clara 1. Perry 29
I1
7 23
Typhoid Fever.
14. Hattie A. Clark
40
S 28
Cancer.
14. Edgar S. Ross
37
7 18
Typhoid Fever.
14. John Mathewson
7 I
S
4
Apoplexy.
16. Harriet A. Stanton
64
22
Pneumonia.
23. Paul Fontneau
I
Asphyxia.
27. Eva M. Clark
6
5 20
29. George H. Houghton
58
29. Jessie W. Madison
14
3 16
Apendicitis.
30. James R. Handy
55
9
20
Heart Disease.
7
Phthisis Pulmonalis.
14. Charles S. Lynch 31
Phthisis. 9 19
12. Mary E. Buxton
Diphtheria Croup. Congestion of Lungs.
23. Mmałzena A. Tuttle
Oct. 2. Elizabeth Chapman
31
BIRTHS.
RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF ATTLEBOROUGH FOR 1894.
Jan.
I.
Griswold, Louisa M.
I. Gulan, Albina
5. Atwell,
IO. Bowen, Monica E.
II. Gaffney, - -
12. Drury, Annie L.
13. Towne, Gladys T.
13. Quinn. Mary
George F. and Emma T. Thomas and Mary
13. Thompson, Albert W. Safford N. and Emma
15. Malo, Theodore
17. Marble, Grace O.
20. Hardy, Emily L.
21. Wales, Mabel D.
22. Ford, Jennie L.
22. Simms, Esther
23. Stoddard, George R.
George L. and Julia Joseph and Ermine 25. Joseph Reuben
25. Woodward, Raymond E. Edgar E. and Flora
25. Nolan, Mary E.
25. Dextraze, Jennie R.
26. Coupe, Annie L.
I. Foley, Earl H.
Joseph and Jennie Wm. H. and Carrie H. John F. and Annie T. Toby W. and Emma J. Fred P. and Helen M.
7. Betz, - 3. Cooper, Lydia C.
8. Manchester, Edna R. Walter L. and Florence
8. Brien, Mary A. A Uldric and Adelina MM.
Duett and Harriet A. Lois and Mary
Albert I. and Hattie E. Wm H. and Lillian E. Charles H. and Alice Frederick and Annie
Theodore and Mary Frank L. and Lydia O. Thomas G. and Nellie Edward A. and Eliza D John W. and Grace A.
John J. and Ann
Thomas F. and Agnes E.
Feb.
42
ANNUAL REPORT.
12 Leary,
John and Agnes
1 5. Stanton, Myrtle E.
Everett M. and Minnie Joseph and Delima
16. Duval, Willie
18. Skinner, Edith A. Clarence A. and Carrie E.
25. Gardner, Joseph D. Richard and Henrietta P.
Mar. 6. Mott, Amy E.
Edgar E. and Emma A.
6. Doherty, William J. John and Margaret
8. Robinson, George R.
John and Mary A.
9. Young, William E. James A. and Isabella F.
13. Riley, Crea F.
18. Doran
18. Doran
18. Dancalt
Walter E. and Kate L. Frank and Kate Frank and Kate Samuel and Mary
19. Grant, Gertrude A. Campbell C. and Flora Peter and Josephine
28. Le Blande, Joseph L.
28. Wright, Henry B. William H. and Lydia P. 29. Reynolds, Harry W. Orrin and Etta A. Frank and
Apr.
29. 2. Frenier, William
3. Doucette, Edward
3. Cummings, Mary R.
4. Avery
12. Hadley, William H.
16. Sykes
17. Balser, Clara M.
17. Plant, Mary J.
18. Parker, George H.
Joseph and Julia Robert and Mary E. M. E. S. and Sarah Joseph and Etta
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