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Charlotte A. Wilson,
48 00
Hiram Nickerson,
54 00
Alden Whitman,
72 00
Wilson Orr,
48 00
Daniel Warren,
72 00
Calista Perkins,
24 00
Marshall A. Washburn,
4 00
John J. Perkins,
48 00
Joshua L. Perkins,
36 00
$5,019 00
Charles P. Pittsley,
72 00
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REPORT OF TOWN PHYSICIAN.
To the Overseers of the Poor :
Gentlemen,- I am pleased, in presenting my first annual report, to say that we have had no epidemic during the year. Many of the inmates are advanced in years and suffer from the results of debility, which requires constant care and nursing.
Mr. and Mrs. Nickerson have performed their duties with their usual faithfulness, and have shown their willingness in the performance of extra duties.
I am pleased, gentlemen, to acknowledge your kindness to me during the past year.
Respectfully,
AMOS B. PAUN.
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REPORT OF MUNICIPAL LIGHTING PLANT.
The eighth annual report of the Municipal Lighting Plant is herewith presented to the citizens of Middleboro.
The sales of gas and electricity during 1901 were as fol- lows : gas, $3,595.78 ; commercial incandescent, $4,715.14 ; domestic incandescent, $1,596.39 ; commercial arc,$1,506.90 ; total, $11,414.12.
This is an increase of $571.54 over last year, the gain on gas being $225.67, and on electricity $345.87.
The gain on gas is larger than last year while that on electricity is smaller, mainly on account of the fact that we are now lighting practically every store in town; so that about the only chance for an important increase in the busi- ness has been in the line of house lighting, which does not increase the income so rapidly.
Since January 1, 1901, a five per cent. discount has been given on all bills over one dollar paid before the twentieth of the month.
This has been appreciated and taken advantage of to the extent of $365.70. It causes the money to come in more promptly and gives the customer the benefit of a slight . reduction in price.
The quantity of electricity generated during the year, exclusive of series arc lighting, was 100,044 kilo-watt hours and the gas made 1,600,375 cubic feet.
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During the latter part of the year the electric station was run later in the morning than usual, especially on cloudy days, on a few occasions as late as noon. This has been approved by the customers, especially during the holidays.
There are 229 customers connected, an increase of 12, of which 48 use gas only, 118 electricity only, and 63 use both gas and electricity.
At the annual meeting in March an appropriation was made for the purchase and installation of two gas engines, as the experience of the past two or three years had indi- cated that the water supply could not be depended on during the greater part of the year.
After investigating the various makes of engines, it was decided to purchase two of 125 H. P. each from the Standard Automatic Gas Engine Company, of Oil City, Pa., their engines having been seen at work in their shops and also in practical operation in electric railway and lighting plants.
It was expected that these engines would be delivered during the summer, but the company was obliged to shut down nearly three months during and immediately following the strike in the iron district. This delayed their other orders as well as ours, so that under the pressure of a heavy bonus they were induced to deliver the engines to other parties.
A pair of engines are now (January ) practically completed for us, and it is fully expected that before this report is in the hands of the citizens one or both will be on the ground.
We have been especially favored by the large amount of water available during the autumn and winter, much more than for several years ; so that while we have not been able
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to operate as cheaply or to give the satisfaction we desired, we have had much less trouble than during the previous two years.
During the summer the dynamos were moved further toward the eastern end of the station, a stone foundation seven feet deep was laid for the engines and one post sup- porting the second floor was removed and a truss put in its place.
The central section of the old 32-inch shaft was replaced by one five inches in diameter and supplied with modern self-oiling floor stands and the necessary friction clutch pulleys. The belting has also been purchased, so that there will be but little delay in setting up the engines.
. A condensed report of receipts and expenditures follows.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF 1901.
1901.
Jan. 1. Cash on hand
$79 15
Mar. Appropriations
6,150 00
Appropriations, gas engines
7,500 00
Dec. 31. Gas
3,545 68 ·
Commercial incandescent
4,390 34
Domestic incandescent
1,547 45
Commercial arc
1,489 97
Jobbing .
1,632 09
Profit and loss account
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Fuel oil sold
25
Machine oil sold
18
Scrap metal
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52 30
Burned out lamps
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12 54
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$26,400 55
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Overdraft
$211 77
Bond payment
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1,500 00
Interest
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3,328 00
Suburban lighting
380 50
Wiring .
1,937 56
Construction, real estate
21 10
Construction gas bench
397 63
Construction foundations, shafting, belting, etc., for gas engines . · .
2,292 28
Construction electric plant
412 50
Construction electric lines
131 35
Construction arc lamps .
39 50
Construction transformers ·
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24 97
Construction electric meters
171 00
Horse and wagon
102 75
Tools
31 13
Commissioners' salaries
150 00
General salaries, gas
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424 00
Clerical salaries, gas
130 40
General office expense
142 46
Wages, gas station
537 82
Repairs of works
249 13
Repairs of services
39 67
Repairs of meters
143 21
Stable account
186 95
Coal
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1,610 03
Fuel oil
1,397 28
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50 75
Town water
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Insurance
$120 50
General salaries, electric
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530 00
Clerical salaries, electric
130 41
Wages, station, electric .
2,021 77
Wages, care lights .
274 08
Repair, real estate .
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14 90
Repair steam plant
100 44
Repair electric plant
105 30
Repair water plant .
48 19
Repair lines, electric
1,037 38
Repair electric meters
56 85
Repair arc lamps
18 22
Repair series lamps
251 72
Oil and waste
108 58
Carbons
131 55
Wood .
8 50
January 1, 1902 :
Balance maintenance account in Town Treasury, 71 83
Balance sub lighting appropriation
19 50
Balance gas engine appropriation
5,207 72
Cash on hand in office
55 05
$26,400 55
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN A. MILLER,
HENRY W. SEARS,
T. S. HODGSON, Commissioners.
HORACE A. VAUGHAN,
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ESTIMATE FOR A TAX, 1902.
For support of schools, current expenses and Superintendent's salary . $24,412 00
Music, special teacher 500 00
Ordinary repairs, alterations and permanent im-
provement of school property 1,200 00 · ·
Support of poor and insane
8,000 00
Soldiers' relief
3,500 00
Military aid .
1,300 00
Town officers
3,000 00 ·
Incidentals
2,700 00
G. A. R., for Memorial Day
200 00
Town House Committee .
500 00
Water supply for fire district
1,500 00 .
Town debt, note due
8,000 00
Lighting bonds due
1,500 00
Interest on bonds
3,268 00
Suburban lighting
400 00
Light Commissioners' salary Construction
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832 00
Interest .
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3,500 00
Board of Health
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150 00
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Highway Department, including general repairs, clearing highways of snow and Superintend- ent's salary . ·
13,000 00
Police Department . .
2,000 00
Sprinkling streets
600 00
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$80,562 00
Less corporation and bank tax estimated .
7,000 00
$73,562 00
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LIST OF JURORS.
The Selectmen propose the following persons to serve as jurors the ensuing year :
Jared F. Alden.
Isaac E. Perkins.
Robert S. Phillips.
George H. Place.
David G. Pratt.
William F. Atwood, France st. Enoch Pratt. Otis L. Barden.
Walter L. Beals.
Grover Bennett. John L. Benson.
Charles E. Ryder.
Howard M. Bishop. Joshua K. Bishop.
John H. Ryder. Albert T. Savery.
George F. Bourne.
George F. Bryant.
Charles E. Bump.
Marshall P. Burgess. John M. Casey. Frederic P. Chace.
Walter H. Smith. Walter M. Snow. Edwin E. Soule.
Abisha T. Clark, Jr.
George S. Clark.
James M. Coombs.
Luther B. Pratt.
John C. Robinson.
Edmund S. Russell.
Truman C. Savery. Benjamin C. Shaw. Albert W. Smith.
Orlando Soule.
Warren H. Southworth.
Myron R. Sturgis.
Emery F. Atwood.
F. Austin G. Atwood.
Harrison W. Atwood.
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George A. Cox. Nathaniel S. Cushing, Jr. Albert Deane. Orin E. Deane. Arad R. Dunham.
George A. Earle. Lucius M. Fuller.
George T. M. Gammons. William M. Haskins.
Arthur M. Hinkley.
Thomas J. LeBaron.
Clarence E. Libby.
Thacher B. Lucas.
Adam P. McKeen. John Merrihew. Andrew W. Miller. Edwin F. Witham. Edward C. Wood. Louis D. Churbuck. Herbert W. Cornish. Horace A. Vaughan. James F. Roberts. Charles B. Dunham. Wordsworth H. Harvey. Luther S. Bailey. Charlie O. Breach. Michael O'Donnell.
David S. Surrey. John J. Sullivan. Charles M. Thatcher. Alfred E. Thomas. Charles H. Thomas. Ichabod B. Thomas. James A. Thomas. John B. Thomas. Lazell E. Thomas.
Henry A. Thompson. George B. Tinkham. Alvan P. Vaughan. William L. Wade. Asaph F. Washburn. . Seneca T. Weston. William L. White, Jr. George H. Wilbur.
Hiram Whittemore.
Warren B. Stetson. Charles F. Cole.
Isaac M. Foye.
Carleton W. Maxim.
Charles H. Soule.
Thomas F. McDonald.
Michael H. Kelley. Bradford Harlow. Alvin C. Howes.
Leonidas Dean.
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REPORT OF THE COLLECTOR OF TAXES For the Year Ending December 31, 1901.
Amos H. Eaton, Collector,
In account with the Town of Middleboro.
DR.
Balance of 1898 tax, as per report of 1900, $355 62
CR.
Cash paid Treasurer .
$309 31
Taxes remitted ·
7 10
Taxes uncollected
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39 21
$355 62
DR.
Balance of 1899 tax, as per report of 1900, $5,007 05
CR.
Cash paid Treasurer
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Taxes remitted 330 73 . . .
Taxes uncollected
1,321 98
$5,007 05
DR.
Balance of 1900 tax, as per report
1900 . · - Taxes added . · ·
$14,008 28
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$14,017 26
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CR.
Cash paid Treasurer
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. $8,586 44
Taxes remitted
706 33
Taxes uncollected
4,724 49
$14,017 26
DR.
Taxes committed September 1, 1901, $83,300 90
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Cash paid Treasurer
$68,052 23
Taxes remitted
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402 30
Taxes uncollected
14,846 37
$83,300 90
STREET SPRINKLING TAX.
DR.
Balance of 1898 tax, as per report 1900, $3 56
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Cash paid Treasurer .
$2 48
Remitted
1 08
$3 56
DR.
Balance of 1899 tax, as per report 1900, $24 57
CR.
Cash paid Treasurer
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$11 11
Uncollected
13 46
$24 57
DR.
Balance of 1900 tax, as per report 1900, $49 66
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Cash 'paid Treasurer
$17 19 .
Uncollected . ·
32 47
$49 66
DR.
Tax of 1901 .
$728 09
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Cash paid Treasurer
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$574 83
Remitted ·
4 63
Uncollected
148 63
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$728 09
INTEREST ACCOUNT.
Amos H. Eaton, Collector,
To Town of Middleboro.
DR.
Interest received on 1898 tax . $30 98
Interest received on 1899 tax .
278 84
Interest received on 1900 tax . 293 69
Interest received on 1901 tax .
72 95
$676 46
CR.
Cash paid Treasurer
$676 46
COLLECTOR'S CASH ACCOUNT.
On hand as per last report $10 45
Received for tax of 1898 309 31 .
Received for tax of 1899
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3,354 34
Received for tax of 1900
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Received for tax of 1901 . $68,052 23
Received for National Bank tax, 1901, 176 00
Received for street sprinkling tax,
1898 · Received for street sprinkling tax,
2 48
1899 11 11
Received for street sprinkling tax, 1900 17 19
Received for street sprinkling tax,
1901
574 83
Received for interest as per account,
676 46
$81,770 84
CR.
Paid Treasurer for interest $676 46
Paid Treasurer for street sprinkling, 605 61
Paid Treasurer for taxes 80,488 77
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AMOS H. EATON, Collector of Taxes.
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REPORT OF TOWN CLERK For the Year Ending December 31, 1901.
MARRIAGES RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF MIDDLE- BOROUGH DURING THE YEAR 1901.
Date.
Names of Bride and Groom.
Residence.
Jan. 13
Philander Warren Southworth
Middleborough
Estella Jane Shaw .
19
Edward Milton Burgess
Lakeville Middleborough
30
John E. Morrison
66
Feb.
5
Luke Francis Callan
6
I2
Frederic Alton Orcutt.
Zelda Warner Howes
66
Mar. 14
Henry Antoine Shoon
Lena Evelyn Handy
66
27
Joseph Ellicott Boman
66
Maine Lakeville Middleborough
18
Charles Winthrop Clark
66
May 18
Charles Edward Boehme
66
Avis Cecilia Millard
66
24
Bertrand Adams Hilliard Agnetta Middleton
25
Charles Gustavus Benson
66
Harriet Sophia Vesta Archer
66
27
Rufus Hale Richmond
66
30
Joseph Patrick Henry Murtagh
66
Abby Jane Thompson
66
June 12
Arthur Horton Tripp
66
17
Wilford Shuman
66
Grace Evelyn Shaw
66
18
Eleazer Caswell
66
19
Morrill Shurtleff Ryder
Susan Augusta Dorrance
66
Apr. 14
Eva Lockhart
Walter Goucher Cornell
Emma A. Eaton
66
Florence Adell Howes
Annie Marian Goss
66
Clara Burt Lovell
Christina Catharine King
Della Gove
Laura May Canfield
Mary Ann McCarthy
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MARRIAGES -Continued.
Date.
Names of Bride and Groom.
Residence.
June 19
Robert George Butler
Alice Torrey Haskell
19
Joseph Chester Turner
Middleborough Arlington Middleborough 66
2I
William Burton Ford
66
Jessie Marie Burgon
66
26
Harry Runnells Tribou Susie Luella Russell
66
30
Edward Thomas Caswell
Lakeville Middleborough
July
3
William Henry Gardiner Emma Henderson
66
15
Edward Webster Cramer
Bridgewater
16
Frances T. Smith
Rochester 66 Wareham
17 25
Ephraim Hathaway Ida A. Williams
66
Aug. I
Arthur L. Benson
New Bedford
Clara B. P. Tilton Ernest Zill
Middleborough
31
William F. Chandler
66
Bertha C. Bryant
66
Sept. I
Moise Chaloux
Hereford, P.Q. Middleborough 66
3
Charles Grafton Phinney
66
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Edwin Franklin Shaw Nellie May Smith
Bridgewater Middleborough
15
Horace Clifford Hammond
6
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Alliston Chester Wilbur Julia Agnes Tribou
66
7
Myron Elbert Orcutt
Annie Huntress Corson
IO Walter John Weeman Lillia Mabel Place
21
Simeon Joseph Perrault Annie Marie Dubay
Nov. 2
Charles Henry Casey Mary Sullivan
6 Alfred Percival Thompson Elizabeth Mae Witham
9
John K. Going
Carrie E. McDavitt
66 Wollaston Middleborough Dedham 66
31
Josephine Currier
Victoria Bissonnette
Hattie Frances Ellis
66
Ruth Emery Keyes
66
Oct. 2 Herbert Augustine Pratt Alice Bell MacPherson
Cambridge Middleborough W. Somerville Middleborough
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Jessie B. Mckenzie William F. Look
Middleborough
Fred Justin Keith
Mary Emily Perry
Middleborough 66
Grace Munroe McAuley
66
Lucy Sophia Tinkham
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MARRIAGES -Concluded.
Date.
Names of Bride and Groom.
Residence.
Nov. 10
Carleton Francis Sherman
Middleborough
Flora May Smith
II
George Alverdo Tweedy
Taunton Middleborough 66
Grace Ilma Sherman
II
Albert. Joseph Sampson Gertrude Mary Sheridan
II
Arthur Lester Champlin
Jennie Thomas Finney
16
Charles William Blanchard
66
Annie A. Haskins
66
Maude Franklin Pierce
23
George Wesley Coffin Josephine Louisa Hall
66
27 James Edward McManus
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Gertrude Zervia Wright
6.
30
William Ackly LeBaron
Frances Rebecca Westgate
30
Charles Brown
66
Mary Curran
66
Dec. 25
Antone Duarte
Maude Elizabeth Melix
26
Clinton Bradford Gates
Adella Elizabeth Westgate
66
Providence, R.I. Middleborough 66
66
Cambridge Middleborough 66
20 Joseph Elnathan Allen
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BIRTHS RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF MIDDLEBOROUGH DURING THE YEAR 1901.
Date.
Name of Child.
Names of Parents.
Jan. 2
Elizabeth Keating McMann
Patrick and Nora O'Connor
5 6
Lilleon Augusta Thomas
Howard Carleton Sparrow
9 15
Halbert Wentworth Reed
15
Doris Arleen Clark
19
Louisa Rachel Glendennin
2I
Alice Poor Anderson
24
Helen Gertrude Swett
Feb. IO II 14 22 27
Mar.
Byron Eugene Cronan
Isabel LeBaron Keith
David William O'Reilly
Marv O'Neill
Ruth Carter Shores
Alden Deane Wilbur
Ralph William Stetson
John McIsaacs
Hattie Annie Sears Weatherbee
Anna Estelle Place Benjamin Edward Howard Briggs Wilbert Francis Commeau Oakes Brigham Godfrey Ruth Swinfield Dupres George Robert McGrady Emma Louise Soule
Charles Henry Lyons Julia Morrison
Howard William Maxim George Wilfred Boutine
Albert Edward Campbell
Joseph Albert Carr
Walter Leroy A. Mainwaring
John Alden Williams
May
Luke Francis Callan, Jr.
3 Aspasia Angela Bartolomeo
8 Florence Hazel Buxton
Edward W. and Lizzie M. Thomas Cephas F. and Nellie F. Cuzner Fred C. and May R. Tinkham Arthur W. and Martha A. Wentworth Harry L. and Hannah C. Thomas William H. and Mary Ellen Norris William S. and Ida M. Beaton Charles W. and Hannah T. Sherman Ernest and Cora Chase Amos and Mary Morris
Charles W. and Melinda Baston
Ray Huntington Bearse
Mary Ribeiro
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Doris Beatrice Goodnough -- Gorham
- Snell
Amos Morris
Eugene Edward Allen
William W. and Emily LeBaron Antonio and Marie Ribeiro
Charles H. and Mamie E. Thomas George E. and Cynthia Gorham Michael J. and Bessie E. Batchelder Sylvester H. and Annie B. Lovell Charles and Lizzie C. Frost David and Delia O'Neil Fred J. and Lucy P. Carter Ansel C. and Mary R. Weston William W. and Rosetta S. King Stephen and Susie McIsaacs Albert W. and Annie Marie Roeder Fred A. and Sarah C. Loud - Herman R. and Eva Hopkins Benjamin H. and Elizabeth J. Charles and Bertha Farrington Herbert E. and Alice M. Brigham John J. and Gertrude Waburton John Robert and Mary Ann Peat Edwin E. and Addie F. Washburn Charles R. and Nellie E. Wilbur John J. and Nellie E. Boardman Harry L. and Lizzie A. McKenney Adelard and Octavia Gregory David T. and Florence May Dingwell Ezra L. and Geneva Harrington James H. and Eliza Anna Beach Henry C. and Elizabeth J. Fife Arthur and Martha Blanchard William L. and Amanda C. Anderson William J., Jr., and Helen Carter John S. and Ruth Howes Alden Luke F. and Mary Ann McCarthy Louis F. and Mary M.
Galfrail and Ernesta Bartolomeo Charles W. and Ada Cora Fisher
Apr.
28 4 4 9 9 9 IO 16 22 22 22 25 26 30 8 8 17 17 18 18 18 18 21 Doris Leland Washburn 25 Alliston Wilbur Filamore Mary Norris
26 27 28 28 29 Donald Mckeown
30 I 2 Eva Lillian Rudolph
Edward Warren Lowe
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BIRTHS -Continued.
Date.
Name of Child.
Names of Parents.
May 10
Joseph Francis Suprenant
II
Frank DaRose Jacinto
II
James Maxwell Robinson
17
- Churbuck
19
Chester Faxon Reynolds
21
Dallas William W. Lambert
24
George A. Hibberton .
June
29 2 Esther Miriam Littlefield
3
Robert Clarence Moulton
5
Caroline Etheline Sears
5
Beatrice Silva
7
Ruth Hazel Richmond Margaret Etta Kelley
7 21
Dorothy Maria Burt
22
Aldis Walton Reed
24
Bernard James McMann
25
Joseph Wilfred LaCroix Rose Peron
26
July
27 6 8
Frederic Merrell Perkins Llewellyn Douglas Heath
13 Charles Myer Romsey
14 17 18
Abraham John DeLory
Albina Carroll Noel
21
George Martin Vigers
21
Daniel William Maloney Ida Miller
22 24 Arthur Rogers Murray 24 Dorothy Jessie Pomeroy
24
Mary Lovica Johnson
25
William Bradford Cushman
26 Myrtle Nancy Whalen
28
Mary Alice Buerbs
Aug. 6 8
Olivian Louise Murphy Renato Cullati
Domenico and Maria Tamagno William R. and Alice McBay
IO 13 Elmer George Drinkwater ·
William R. and Kate Morrison
14 Hattie Frances Maxim
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Nelson Maynard Snow
Alice M. Myricks
Sept. I I Carrie Reed Jenkins
Mary Emma Talbot
17 17
Mary Mello Boteilho
- Thomas
21 22 Arat Minassian
27
Blanche Philmer Pittsley
30 Jessie Alice Althea White
Francis and Angelina Dostoler Jose and Marie Las Angas De Gloria William J. and Sarah Lee Tayes Forrest S. and Annie R. Marshall John A. and Margaret A. Atkinson Dallas J. C. and Bertha A. Woodward George and Zelia Hibberton John and Amelia Blanchard Loren M. and Grace E. Horn Albert R. and Mabel L. Follett Winslow H. and Mary E. Lucas Joseph and Jessie Concercao Nathan P. and Emma B. Snow John W. and Etta C. Brackett William T. and Emily A. Westgate Edward C. and Evelyn N. Libby Bernard and Susie Sampson
Joseph and Euphemie Bouchard Manuel and Antonio Peron Maurice H. and Matilda A. - Ernest and Addie F. Tyler Alfred A. and Clara Gould Joseph H. and Betsey M. August P. and Mary Shuman Charles S. and Hattie A. Dewar Joseph and Albina Carroll James J. and Amy Thomas John and Alice T. Sullivan Joseph and Bickey Tatelban Isaac C. and Elizabeth M. Boyd Everett E. and Elanor Louise Delano Embert A. and Dolena McLeod
Arthur L. and Lizzie B. Lucas Robert and Martha B. Sabina Moses and Lucy Gorgnon William F. and Florence M. Hathaway
Thomas Francis Begley
William and Lillie May Brackett Nelson and Nellie Trundy
Claude Hillard Packard
Chester and Mary A. Small Parker N. and Cora J. Eldridge William A. and Eliza Bissonette Arthur R. and Bessie Dickinson John and Marian Veterina
Arthur L. and Ada Elizabeth Westgate Esai and Marisa Sootchian Harry W. and Emma E. Hayward Lester A. and Hattie May Whitmarsh
Maurice O'Donnell
John Stearns Johnson
Eva Blanche Carr
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BIRTHS -Concluded.
Date.
Name of Child.
Names of Parents.
Oct. I
Chester Arthur Guilford Mildred Anna Soule Emma Mabel Cornish
Elizabeth Barnard Lewis
John Francis Murphy
Kenneth Rial Simonds
Donald Morrison Hannah Catherine Creedon John Edward Weeman George Frederic Webb Agnes Vivian Boehme Elizabeth Lavina Guidoboni
Margaret Frances Courtney Arthur Douglas Cook Mildred Dorothy Jacques Maude Franklin Pierce Phyllis Mary Hennesey
Dorothy Yates Caswell - Beckwith
George Walter McCrillis Edith Weiss
Montagu Adolphus Betancourt
Julia Gladys Littlefield
Florence Gertrude Cronan - Findlay
Gladys Bennett Clark - Jones Charles Edward McCarthy Eva Elizabeth Hartling
Joseph and Emily Kendrick
Charles H. and Kittie D. Wolleston Herbert W. and Mabel L. Alden Fred R. and Margaret R. Barnard John W. and Katharine Sheridan George A. and Winnie Steeves John E. and Laura Canfield Leman John J. and Abbie E. Curran William H. and Edna Snowdon Robert and Martha Randall Reed Charles and Avis C. Millard Didemo and Erminia Roudelli Leo and Mary Ella Keefe Arthur S. and Eliza D. Turnbull Albert V. and Virginia Harvey Carl Z. and Mary Wilbur Edward F. and Annie G. Finnegan George W. and Mary E. Roscoe Harry L. 'and Lena A. Bryant Walter and Minnie M. Southworth Isaac and Annie Legamsky Mariano A. and Annie Parry Edward F. and Emma Huff Michael F. and Annie M. Neilan William T. G. and Lillian Smart Edwin H. and Grace E. Bennett Charles A. and Susan J. Haskell James J. and Nora E. Butler Albert and Mary E. Perley
Dec.
7 12 13 IS IS 19 19 22 23 23 30 1 I 9 IO 15 I7 2I 22 27 28 28 I 14 19 23 31 31
Nov.
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DEATHS RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF MIDDLEBOROUGH DURING THE YEAR 1901.
Date.
Name.
A ge.
Disease.
Jan.
2
James W. Briggs
74
6 13
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Harriet Priscilla Lehman
83 6 3
Senile debility
II
Flora Augusta Clark
34
8 17
Diabetes
17
Nancy Covington
82
7 4
Apoplexy
22
Thomas Brown
42
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4
Hepatic hypertrophic cirrhosis
23
Alphas Caron
2
6
Heart paralysis
24
Herbert W. Coombs
41
3
13
27
Celia Tree
69 10
Pneumonia
29
Benjamin Franklin Leonard
76 - II
Cardiac dilation
9
Deborah Carver
75 4 4
Feb.
I
Raymond Smith Rogers
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3
5
2
Georgianna Melix
54
7
-
Uterine carcenoma
3
Seth Shurtleff
85 II 23
Old age
7
Priscilla C. Cushman
83
[
6
Debility
7
Elizabeth Bradley
84
2
Old age
IO
George Wilson Tufts
42
23
Typhoid fever
12
Margaret Hickey
67
Influenza
15
Albert Alden
83
3 22
Broncho-pneumonia
20
James Snow
80
2 27
Dilation of heart
22
Rebecca Pratt
82
3
3
Acute hydrocephalus
26
Edith Estelle Dunham
Pneumonia
Jan.
28
John T. Plunkett
30
29
Tuberculosis pulmonalis
Mar. 10
Carrie L. Hartwell
44
IO
Apoplexy
3
William Pratt
84
6
Pneumonia
4
Priscilla W. Thomas
72
Dilation of heart
8
Stephen Brown
66
3
Pneumonia
18
Richard Jeffers
67
Heart disease
2I
Lillian R. Thomas
5
4
21
David R. Clark
57
3
7
23
Jonathan L. Hall
62
Tuberculosis
26
William Cleary
I3
Erysipelas
Apr.
I
William W. Estabrook
74
4
5
6 Hannah Boucher
64
7 24
IO
Cornelia B. Wood
72
3 2I
10
Eliza T. Wood
72
5
IS
Joshua B. Faunce
47
6
Cancer
24
Benjamin F. Ryder
36
7 22
Locomotor ataxia
26
Manuel Pontes
I
5 -
29
Florence Ethel Morse
19
S 24
May
25
Gertrude Williams Shurtleff
24 IO 27
Tuberculosis
7
Mercy L. Wood
85
5 23
12
William Pare
58
Phthisis pulmonalis
17 George W. Talbot
I
I -
19
Lydia Leonard
SI
113
22
John M. Johnson
63
9
Chronic bronchitis
24 John H. Cody
67110
13
Apoplexy
14
Eva G. Atwood
30
-
Consumption
28
Albert A. Reed
34| 5 27
Suicide
6
Grippe
24
Arthur Fay
I
3
6
I
-
8
28
Pnuemonia
Softening of brain
Cerebral disease
Inanition
Heart disease
Chronic cystitis
Meningitis
Suicide
Heart disease
Tuberculosis
-
Cancer
Cancer
Measles
Y. M. D.
79
DEATHS-Continued.
Date.
Name.
Age.
Disease.
May 29
Chester Faxon Reynolds
IO
Natural causes
29
- - Ellis
3
3
Marasmus
30
Byron Eugene Cronan
-
3 --
Heart insufficiency
31
Sarah W. Miller
.50
I 3
June I
William R. Whitcomb
69
4 17 Phthisis pulmonalis
75
I 10
Heart disease
14
Dorothy C. Mellen
61
Apoplexy
20
Noel St. Clair Fillamore
1I
7
I
Drowning
20
Maria H. Chase
59 I
Heart disease
23
George W. Linton
32 II 12
Tuberculosis
22
Priscilla Hall
74
IO I
Phthisis pulmonalis
Annette A. Pratt
22
6 -
Appendicitis
IO
Florence May Phinney
I
I
9
Scalding
17
Ethel L. Eaton
16
7
9
Cerebral disease
19
Patience C. Benson
8S
9
5 Old age
21
James Earl Peirce
67
S -
Heart disease
23
Betsey Swift
85
9 IO
Old age
26
Bradford Chase
72
4 -
Epithilioma
28
Nathaniel Shurtleff, 3d
79
9 28
Heart disease
31
Matthew Warren
65 6 6
Senility
Aug.
3
Nathan N. Barrows
54
2
7 Heart disease
7
Elizabeth K. McMahon
7
5 Ileo colitis
9
Ira Bryant
81
4
6 Arterio sclerosis
I2
Charity V. Mosher
72 II|14
Bronchitis
15
Clara Pease
54
6 22
Pneumonia
16
Eliza A. Shurtleff
59 9 4
II
Cholera infantum
21
William Potter
14
Concussion of brain
21
Emeline S. H. Robbins
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