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Charles M. Thatcher. Alfred E. Thomas. Charles. H. Thomas. Ichabod B. Thomas. James A. Thomas. John B. Thomas. Lazell E. Thomas. Alvan P. Vaughan. William L. Wade. Asaph F. Washburn. Seneca T. Weston. William L. White, Jr.
George H. Wilbur. 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 Deane.
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REPORT OF THE TOWN CLERK.
The following is an abstract from the records, showing the action taken by the town at the various meetings held dur- ing the year 1902 :
ANNUAL MEETING, MARCH 3, 1902.
Called to order by the Clerk at 8 A.M. Alvin C. Howes was chosen Moderator and sworn.
Voted to accept the list of jurors as recommended by the Selectmen, after removing the names of Emery F. Atwood and Edmund S. Russell and adding the names of Howard B. Carver, Thomas T. Westgate and James M. Clark.
Voted to accept the provisions of Sections 29 to 32, Chap- ter 102, Revised Laws, relative to licensing junk dealers.
Chose the following as Field Drivers : George S. Clark, Amos Buckman, James A. Burgess, William L. Faxon, Augustus H. Soule, Clarence C. Porter, Sylvanus W. Bump, Arad R. Dunham.
Voted that the yards of Field Drivers be town pounds so long as they remain in office, provided they be chosen Pound Keepers.
Voted that the same persons chosen Field Drivers be chosen Pound Keepers.
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Voted to authorize the Treasurer, under the direction of the Selectmen, to hire $45,000 in anticipation of taxes.
Voted that the proceeds of dog and other licenses be ap- propriated for the use of the Public Library.
Voted that the Committee on Drainage, Lyman P. Thomas, Joseph E. Beals and Bert J. Allan, be authorized to con- struct a drain on Vine street from a point near C. W. Max- im's mill to connect with the drain on old Centre street, and to report at the adjourned meeting the probable cost of com- pleting the drainage system on the West side.
Voted to build a new schoolhouse on Pleasant street, and the chair appoint a committee of five to submit plans and es- timates for the house at the adjourned meeting. Committee : P. W. Keith, A. H. Soule, W. H. Southworth, Bert J. Allan and William C. Litchfield.
Voted that the School Committee be authorized to build a schoolhouse in the Soule district.
Voted to sell the herrings for one year; to locate three fishing places, one at Muttock, one at the Star mills, one at the electric light dam, and sell the first two, to be paid for within ten days of the time of sale.
D. D. Sullivan, auctioneer, sold the right to fish as above to C. N. Simmons for $206.
Voted that the money received for damages at the gas house be applied to reduce the amount voted to be secured as a loan for the purchase of gas engines to the amount of the damages received.
Voted to accept the provisions of Section 335, Chapter 11,
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Revised Laws, providing for the choosing the Town Clerk for a term of three years.
Voted not to maintain a Chief of Police this year.
Voted to pay the expense of a night watch for the ensuing year.
Chose as Measurers of Wood, Lumber and Bark :
John B. LeBaron, James A. Thomas, Gustavus G. An- drews, Nathan B. Maxim, John L. Benson, Isaac E. Per- kins, Joshua K. Bishop, Benjamin C. Shaw, Harrison W. Atwood, George H. Vaughan, Nathaniel A. Shurtleff, Syl- vanus Mendall, Everett T. Lincoln, J. Arthur Clark, Albert F. Mitchell, Ephraim H. Gammons, N. Horace Ryder.
The following appropriations were made :
Post 8,1G. A. R. $200 00
Sprinkling streets 600 00
Tree Warden, for protecting shade trees 500 00
Concrete sidewalk .
200 00
Voted that when we adjourn it be to meet March 19, 1902, at 1 P.M.
At 11.15 a recess of fifteen minutes was taken to prepare the room for balloting.
At 11.30 the polls were declared open and the voting began. The following were appointed and served as Tellers :
Zenas E. Phinney, W. Irving Folger, Walter M. Chip- man, Thomas S. Phinney, James F. Roberts, Charles M. Thatcher, Fred C. Sparrow, Percy R. Harlow, Charles A. Shaw, Arthur L. Cushman, Edgar D. Wood, James P. Leahy. At 5.30 the polls were closed.
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Total number votes cast . 1,107
The result of the election was the choice of the following : Town Clerk, Treasurer and Collector : Amos H. Eaton. Selectman and Assessor : Lyman P. Thomas.
Overseer of Poor : Andrew M. Wood.
School Committee : William C. Litchfield, Warren H. Southworth.
Municipal Light Board : Thomas S. Hodgson.
Board of Health : Bert J. Allan.
Auditor : William R. Mitchell.
Fish Wardens : Charles W. Kingman, Albert T. Savery, Edwin F .. Witham.
Trustees of the Public Library : Calvin D. Kingman, War- ren H. Southworth, Nathan Washburn.
Tree Warden : Luther S. Bailey.
Fence Viewers : Jared F. Alden, George R. Sampson, Chester E. Weston.
Constables : Josiah T. Carver, Willston B. Chandler, Bradford Harlow, Samuel Hathaway, Everett T. Lincoln, Samuel S. Lovell, John M. Luippold, Sylvanus Mendall, Simeon L. Nickerson, Ichabod B. Thomas, Charles C. Tink- ham, William L. Wade, B. Frank White.
Vote for license :
Yes
. 400
No .
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440
Blanks
264
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ADJOURNED MEETING, MARCH 19.
The following appropriations were voted :
Support of schools .
. $23,500 00
New house on Pleasant street .
2,500 00
New house on Soule street
2,000 00
Repairs, school property
500 00
Lighting bonds
1,500 00
Lighting bonds, interest .
. 3,268 00
Interest on debt
· £ . 3,500 00
Highway Department
. 10,000 00 .
Night watch and police
900 00
Poor and insane
7,500 00
Soldiers' relief
3,500 00
Drain, west side
3,000 00
Schools, special music teacher
500 00
Town Officers
2,500 00
Suburban lighting .
400 00
Muncipal Light construction
832 00
Moderator
15 00
Military aid
800 00
Incidentals
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2,500. 00
Town Hall
400 00
Water supply
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1,500 00
Board of Health
400 00
Grade crossings
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4,747.04
Grade crossings, interest
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The Committee on Schoolhouse reported that to build a
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house practically like the one at Rock, enlarge the lot, build a fence and furnish the house will cost $2,500.
Voted to place the building of both houses in the hands of the School Committee ; that they prepare plans and specifi- cations for these buildings, advertise and let the contracts to the lowest responsible bidder.
Voted to instruct the town officials to secure an extension of time on the $8,000 note due this year.
Voted that the Selectmen be instructed not to pay from the appropriation for soldiers' relief any bill for the medical attendance or services of a nurse, unless the visit of the physician or the attendance of the nurse had been previously ordered or authorized by one or more of the Board of Select- men.
The committee reported that the drainage scheme for the west side will cost $3,000. The same committee was directed to do the work as contemplated in the plans for the abolition of the grade crossings.
Voted to assess, in addition to the State and county taxes, the sum of $72,249.26 on the polls and estates of the town.
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING, OCTOBER 4, 1902.
Albert H. Washburn chosen Moderator.
The Selectmen reported laying out a drain on the West side as filed in the office of the Town Clerk. The report was accepted and allowed.
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ANNUAL ELECTION, NOVEMBER 4, 1902.
Precinct One.
Meeting called to order at 9.30 A.M.
Warden : J. Warren S. Gibbs.
Deputy Warden : Abiathar W. Leonard.
Clerk : Percy W. Keith.
Deputy Clerk : B. J. Allan.
Inspector : T. J. Pratt.
Deputy Inspectors : M. V. B. Pratt, B. E. Holmes, H. A. Pratt.
Polls closed at 3 P.M. Whole number of votes cast, 78.
Precinct Two.
Meeting called to order at 6 A.M.
Warden : George F. Bryant.
Deputy Warden and Teller : Chester E. Weston.
Clerk : Joseph E. Beals.
Deputy Clerk and Teller : Edwin F. Witham.
Inspector : Charles W. Kingman.
Deputy Inspectors and Tellers : E. T. Pierce Jenks, Wal- lace C. Collins.
Deputy Inspector : W. Irving Folger.
Officer : Hiram Nickerson.
Tellers : Percy R. Harlow, J. A. Finn, Zenas E. Phinney. Number of ballots cast, 783.
The polls were closed at 4 P.M., and the vote was an- nounced at 4.55. The meeting dissolved at 5.10.
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TOWN CLERKS' MEETING TO CANVASS VOTES FOR REPRESENTATIVES TO THE GENERAL COURT ..
NOVEMBER 14, 1902.
The Clerks of Halifax, Plympton and Middleboro met at the office of the Town Clerk in Middleboro and found the vote to stand as follows :
Middleboro.
Andrews
505 .
Halifax. 49
Plympton. 38
Total. 592
Matthews
270
8
14
292
Blanks
86
2
3
91
Total
861
59
55
975
Two certificates of election of William A. Andrews were made and signed by the Clerks, one forwarded by mail to the Secretary of the Commonwealth, the other delivered to William A. Andrews by the hand of Constable Sylvanus Mendall.
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MARRIAGES RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF MIDDLE- BOROUGH DURING THE YEAR 1902.
Date.
Names of Groom and Bride.
Residence.
Jan
I
Edward Seymour Van Steenbergh
Emila Gerry Shaw
2
Alberta Frazier Hathaway
4
Kenneth Morrison
Annie Mckenzie
IO
Evans Lee Marble Mercy E. Keyes
15
William Warren Briggs
.6
66
Lakeville Middleborough Fall River
20
Chester Wellington Tobey Lizzie Maude Hewitt
Feb. 6
Patrick A. McAnaugh Elizabeth Lillian Brawderx
8
Walton Whitney Farmer Harriet Lena Sullivan
66
9 9
James A. Burkill
Margaret Harper
66
II
Arthur White
Fairhaven Middleborough
Mar. 5
George Herbert Wilbur
66
Bessie Barclay Gibbs
William Clifton Hayward
Halifax Middleborough 66
6
Robert William Thorson
Abbie Hall Hazelton
66
23
Harrison Francis Shurtleff
Alice Etta Gerald
30
Philip Dubie
Dianne Millette
May
I
Louis Ritter, Jr. Edith May Peavey
Middleborough Milford
6 Charles Henry Amesbury
Carrie W. Rice (Blackmer)
IO
Henry Peirce Robbins Lillian Frances Bonney
23
Herbert Wendell Churchill
Jessie Ann Mckay
66
28 Charles Onslow White Louise Howard
66
June 4 George Darling Lee
Estella Davis Perot
Plympton
-
Alfred W. Chapman
Whitman Middleborough
Rose S. Atwood
Middleborough S. Easton W. Bridgewater Middleborough 66
Mary Emmaline Robbins
16 Henry Storer Swan
Matilda Jane Peirce (Bump)
19
Louis Tardiff
Lucie Cantin
Susie M. F. Perry
Apr. 6 Etta Lazell Thomas
66
New Bedford Middleborough New Bedford
Norwich, Conn. Providence, R.I. Lakeville Middleborough 66
New York N. Middleborough Middleborough Wareham Middleborough 66
Howard Bartlett Carver
97
MARRIAGES-Continued.
Date.
Names of Groom and Bride.
Residence.
June 4
Harry Ellsmore Raymond
Nellie Crandon Benson
IO
William Walter Horn Katherine McLain
12
John Derhammer Emery
Allentown, Penn. Middleborough
15
Alice Louise Leahy Florentine Barker Gould Winnie Louise Wilbur
Quincy Middleborough
24
James Joseph Brawderx, Jr. Julia Creedon
Bridgewater Middleborough 66
25 25 28
Thomas Joseph O'Rourke Mary Alma Doherty Malcolm Morrison Louisa Augusta Morse
E. Freetown Middleborough
66
30 I
July
Middleborough
Brockton
3
Fletcher Lawton Barrows Grace Elizabeth Patton
Middleborough
Boston
26 30
Fred Carleton Hathaway Sarah Ruby Macomber William Watson Ethel Bartlett Briggs Clinton Thomas Flora M. Lavin
Middleborough 66
66
66
66
Aug. 7
I3
Leonard O. Tillson
Lizzie Evelyn Berry Sparrow
14
Charles Lewis Shaw Caroline Crandon Parker
17
Sept. I 5
Samuel Sturtevant Sarah Minerva Rogers George Fearo Beaton Mary Abby Surrey Harry Miller Haskins Minnie Charlotte Landgrebe
Acushnet Middleborough New Bedford Middleborough 66
66
66
IO
Nathaniel S. Bassett
Lakeville
30
Mary O'Keefe Peter Donovan Julia A. Albro (Cole)
Middleborough . .
Oct.
I
William Warren Luce Tallman . Mary Ethel Hart
6
Pawtuxet, R.I. 66
3
3 Royal Bogle Tingley Lucie May Read Fred Arnold Thomas
Rebecca Linfield Howes
Roslindale Middleborough 66 66
25 Howard Fisher Ryder Emily Ann Fuller
Bertrand Elmo Tobey Josephine May Bernier
66
66
Brockton
George Albert Robbins Mabel Hammond Arey Harry Stockwell Ladd Julia Boyd
Everett Middleborough 66
66
66
Middleborough
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MARRIAGES -Concluded.
Date.
Names of Groom and Bride.
Residence.
Oct. S
Edward Molloy Thomas
Middleborough
Loretta Maude Venno
15
Arthur W. Flagg
Gertrude Ina Drew
22
Albert Francis Whitcomb
Martha M. Ashton
23
Benjamin Ellsworth Chapman
Serena Beatrice Wilson
27
Chester Reckard
Carver 66
Florence May Coombs
28 Robert Rose Melville
Minnie Laura Richards
28 Frank Bernier
Louise Bernier Elmer Lewis Wood
29
Grace Albertine Pittsley Manuel Silva
Lakeville 66
2
Fred Chester Borden
Middleborough Tiverton, R.I. Lakeville
5 8
Julia E. Hathaway (Coombs)
Thomas Philip Smith Annie (Jennings) Stone
Middleborough New York City Lakeville Middleborough
I3 Walter Arlington Brown Edith Myrtle Allen
13 Roland Henry Minott Lucy Edna Thomas
19 Robert Roger Griswold
Bertha Ellwood Thomas
20 James Henry Rogers Delia Bernier
66
25 John Baptiste Bernier Matilda Moreau
66
66
26 George Sylvester Peirce Marion Grace Perkins
Walpole Middleborough
27 David Herbert Peirce Jenney Butler Gifford
27 Ernest Clark
Laura Jane Robbins
New Bedford Middleborough Hyde Park Bridgewater Middleborough
Dec. I Enoch R. Perkins Katherine Ray Turner
14 Nelson Card White Louise Clair Prime
66
18 Harrison Delano Doty Eva Bacon
66
Hyannis Middleborough 66
25 Albion Wilson Merritt Helen Bartlett Morse
27 Joe Festa Fortunata Ravagni
66
Rochester Middleborough Cambridge
Nov. I
Mary Silva (Duarte )
Middleborough Carver N. Carver 66 Middleborough 66
Mary Abbie King
Nathaniel G. Staples
60
Worcester Middleborough 66
23 Herbers Ellsworth Hinds Grace Mabel Baxter
Bridgewater Middleborough
Whitman Middleborough 66
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BIRTHS RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF MIDDLEBOROUGH DURING THE YEAR 1902.
Date.
Name of Child.
Names of Parents.
Jan. 17 8
Mary Agnes Sullivan
William Ernest Gardner
9
Everett L. Braddock
II
William Warren Melix
20 21
Annie Bell Matheson
21
Bertha Elsie Benoit
23
Mabel Ruth Roberts
25 Norman Edward Rudolph
29 Francis LeBaron
Feb. I
Charles Edward Ford
IO Mildred Elizabeth Tinkham
19 Louise Hicks Cline
21 Chester E. Baker
. 23
Henry Leslie Caswell Aspazzia Galfre
Mar. 4 13 19 Nathaniel Warren Barrows
Philip Ephraim Butler Helen Elizabeth Perkins
Illegitimate
6 6 S 9 IO 15
Joseph de Rosa
Christopher Dutra
Catherine Cecilia Casey
Dorothy Louise Macomber Carleton Howard Benson
15 Susan Morris
15 15 IS 19 20 20 23 Celia Porell
Stillborn Gladys P. Taggett Joseph Wilfred Roi
Frederic Francis Danforth
Mark Merrick Broughton
Ralph Clement Dickson
May
25 3 4
Mary Billings Hall Philip Alonzo Sirois May Virginia LaCombe Lawrence May Lewis - Lingoin Charles Edward Maddigan
5 6 17 22 Helen May Sampson
25 Louise Bryant
26 Myra Frances Hall
28 Earl Clinton Drake
Timothy D. and Margaret Sullivan William H. and Henrika Henderson John L. and Adela T. McNabb William W. and Ida E. Schauffer John F. and Edith M. Chace Alexander and Christa McLeod Joseph and Louisa Trackey Albert E. and Mabel R. Brown Otto and Hattie Erler E. Leonard and Hattie A. J. Murdock William B. and Jessie M. Burgon Foster S. and Elsie A. Washburn Howard A. and Lucy M. Hicks Ernest C. and Abbie M. Godbout Henry Varley and Lizzie Dunham Bartolomeo and Ernesta Bergamasco Paul and Henrietta Herteeth Clement W. and Elizabeth J. Campbe Charles W. and Bertha L. Farringtonl Philip E. and Caddie M. Corson George W. and Elizabeth Morse
Jose Gonzalos and Martina de Concercoa Jose Rosa and Maria Gloria Charles H. and Mary E. Sullivan Barzilla W. and Annie L. Benton Charles G. and Hattie S. Archer Amos and Maria Angelis
Charles W. and Carrie E. Brown Joseph F. and Delsive Fortier Charles E. and Lucy E. Churchill Thomas W. and Flora B. Merrick Henry and Lizzie C. Marchand William J. and Mary V. Pitchette Fred P. and Emily A. Hunt Michael and Ellen Courcy John and Amanda Henderson Leonard and Elizabeth Lamb Henry and Annie Tetro John and Annie Fulthorp Albert J. and Gertie Sheridan Horace L. and Ida Lee Nahum L. and Nellie F. Axie Charles C. and Alice Mabel Holmes
Apr.
29 2 3 6 Stillborn Stillborn
Arthur Irving Kraus
20 Gladys L. Commeau
Walter Andrew McCormick
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BIRTHS -Continued.
Date.
Name of Child.
Names of Parents.
May 28
Doris Mary Ward
28
Edward Ernest Benn
28
Laura Norris
31
George Ward Stetson, Jr.
June 2
Frederick Carroll Buckman
4
Cobb
5
Ernest Henry Washburn
6
Lucas
6
Nathaniel Dorrance Ryder
8
Viola Alzada Maxim
14
Arthur Dalton Champlin
16
Elmer Herbert Haskell
16
Regina Agnes Cavanaugh
19
IS Arthur Baldwin Carpenter Arleen Elizabeth Messer
21
Gladys Burton Allen
22
Olive Hodgson Haskins
24
Russell Alton Freeman
July
27 5 Flora Elsie May Tanguay
II Gladys Linwood Millerd
15 Frederick Mansfield Murphy
I7 Warren R. Mitchell
22
Lucy Silva
25
.Alice Mary Gay
Aug. I James Batchelder Cronan
3 Earl Gleason Lincoln
IO Frank Hathaway Perkins
IO George Raymond Riggs
12
Carleton Warren Hathaway
16 William Mahoney
21 Stillborn
Stillborn
22 27 Joseph Mello
27 Howard Farnham Whitney
28 Howard Elwyn Rudolph
28 Charles Otto Lyon
Sept. I Florence Maynard Campbell
I Rodney Clifford Southworth
I Florence Elizabeth Perkins
II Henry Austin Bump
II Hazel Frances LeBaron
20 Clara Estelle Reeves Walter Holland Grant
2I
24 Freeman Russell Rhoades
27 Ethel Bradford Townsend
27 Mable Persis Weeman
29 Minnie Louise Hathaway
Stephen H. and Alice M. O'Neil George E. and Elizabeth Thompson James H. and Eliza A. Beach George W. and Myra Cushing Amos S. and Florence E. Osgood Charles F. and Ethel A. Wilbur William H. and Asenath L. Briggs Thacher B., Jr., and Hattie B. Perkins Morrill S. and Susan A. Dorrance Charles H. and Lizzie Wallen Arthur L. and Jennie F. Finney Arthur C. and Agnes E. Mckeown Patrick J. and Mary Ellen Boehme Rufus B. and Amy A. Chace Benjamin F. and Bertha Baxter Charles W. and Melinda Burton John A. and Bertha E. Nichols Alton S. and Bertha E. Shaw John and Amelia M. Blanchard Michel and Delia Bernier Cornelius and Lucretia A. Kilton James and Sarah Mansfield Albert F. and Maria D. Hermann Joseph and Jessie Concessa Osman L. and Kate A. Sullivan Michael J. and Bessie E. Batchelder Frank and Laura J. Clark Ernest I. and Edith A. Reed Lewis J. and Alice A. Belus Fred C. and Ruby Macomber John F. and Mary Barry
Manuel and Rosa Paula Mellville M. and Annie I. Perkins Louis F. and Mary F. Morris Charles R. and Nellie E. Wilbur Henry J. and Elizabeth J. Fife Philander W. and Estella J. Shaw Robert E. and Annie E. Plunkett Myron A. and Bessie Merrihew William A. and Rebecca F. Westgate George T. and Margaret E. McLeod Patrick A. and Katherine Agnes Casey Arthur F. and Ethel C. Bonney Lewis E. and Clara Walter J. and L. Mable Place Eugene A. and Carrie May Hall
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Carr
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BIRTHS - Concluded.
Date.
Name of Child.
Names of Parents.
Sept 30
30
Amy Franklin Drew Tripp
William Frederick Waldron McDonald
Oct. 5 5 II
Maynard Henry Goodridge
Isabel Wentworth Eaton
28
Marian Mckeown
Avis Cecilia Boehme
Herbert Franklin Hopkins
Lougee
Thorson
Mary Mansfield Boucher Illegitimate
Doris Elizabeth Westgate
William Weston Briggs
Lillian Gladys Standish
Vesta Buffum Gannett
Edith Brewster Sherman
Leora Milton Burgess
Valliere
- Sjogren
Henry Edwards Alden
Henry Stephens Myrick
James Lawrence Drew
Ann Katherine McMahon
John Andrew Walsh
Thomas W. Pierce
29
Richard William Fessenden
Cornelius and Mary Fuller Dixon Herbert H. and Annie M. Sawyer William and Emma L. Young Maynard and Susan E. Macomber Lawrence and Sarah Y. Fitch William J., Jr., and Helen Carter Charles and Avis Millerd Chester A. and Mary F. Alden Arthur F. and Hattie F. Thompson Henry L. and Florence L. Hall Thomas F. and Julia Mansfield
Albert T. and Maud P. Bassett William W. and Mary E. Robbins Elmer E. and Maria A. Donavon Edwin L. and Imogene M. Perry Charles A. and Nellie M. Sherman Edward M. and Della J. Gove Fred and Virginia Langlois Hugo and Tildo Pohlson J. Edwards and Nellie C. Paine Chester L. and Mary A. Small Elmer O, and Cynthia A. Shurtleff Patrick and Honora O'Connor Francis P. and Emma T. Hurley Carl Z. and Mary Wilbur William Pitt and Edith May Jewell
Dec.
29 I 3 I2 14 I5 16 16 IS 20 29 I 2 3 3 6 S 16 26 28
Nov.
102
DEATHS RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF MIDDLEBOROUGH DURING THE YEAR 1902.
Date.
Name.
Age.
Cause of Death.
Jan
5
James M. Sampson
67 6 15
Valvular disease of heart
II
Edwin M. Cole
71
6 30
Chronic articular rheumatism Senility
co
Jane Walley
SS- 14
19
Alice Sullivan
49,10, 2
Pulmonary tuberculosis
21
Daniel M. Dailey
58
Cardiac asthma
23
Dr. William Randall Wells
SS
4 3
Senility
Feb.
3
Benjamin F. Messer
30
3 18
Pneumonia
9
Isaiah T. Wilbur
68
5 4 Congestion of lungs
14
Betsey H. Swift
S4
S
22
Old age
23
Lucy Ann King
79
4 .-
Old age
28
Harold E. Beckwith
3
7
Pneumonia
Mar.
I
Edna Gertrude Vaughan
9
9
4
Diphtheria
2
Lucy A. Godfrey
72
S
4
Consumption
3
Abby N. Westgate
46
I II
Broncho-pneumonia
3
Ann Curley
70
-
6
Delia A. Kilroy
35 -
Bronchitis, heart failure
S
John Alden Williams
Broncho-pneumonia
8
Alpha Crossman
91
6 17 Senility
8
Alice H. Cook
50
Acute nephritis
15
Sarah A. Reed
82
5
17
Pneumonia
25
Horace Wilbur
58
Mitral disease of heart
26
Alice T. Caldwell
47
7 3
Tuberculosis
27
Louisa Jane Denham
89 10 16
Catarrhal colangitis
27
Julius Churchill Tallman
I
7
3
Diphtheria
29
Henry J. Cave
80
Heart disease
I
Stephen W. Gifford
Sở
5
I
Senile gangrene
2
Thomas Boucher
76
7
Carcinoma of intestine
IO
Anna Michael
7
4
Pneumonia
15
Calista Perkins
64
4
I ]
Typhoid pneumonia
23
Celia Porell
I
Weakness
28
Edward P. Brown
60
Septicaemia
May
I
Gilbert T. Clark
2
1
-2 Measles
3
Lena E. Richmond
18
9 15
Bronchitis and measles
5
Carrie S. Bryant
34
II 27
6
William C. Day
61
Hypostatic pneumonia
IO
Renato Cullati
9
Hydrocephalus
2I
Sarah Heatherton
64
Heart failure
21
Ellen Maria Keith
63
8 19
Apoplexy
23
Sarah A. Murray
75
16
Cerebral hemorrhage
26
Samantha L. Wood
89 IO
Old age
29
Martha H. H. Haskell
69
A
88
II
I
June
2 Julia M. Wilcox
64
3
7
Diabetes mellitus
2 Emma V. King
Stoppage
6
Charles H. Morrison
4
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Accident
7
Lucas
-
2 Valvular disease of heart
6 Love Adams
77
I
24
Intestinal obstruction
31
Hannah Willig
Old age
Apr. .
Elbridge Downing
65
8.19 Chronic gastritis
Chronic bronchitis
8
-
Chronic diarrhoea
2
Heart disease
Y. M. D.
103
DEATHS-Continued.
Date.
Name.
Age.
Cause of Death.
Y. M. D.
June 9
Susie May Kilton
-
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Inanition
I3
Estin W. Kilton
27
4 12
Phthisis pulmonalis
16
Thomas Rothera
55
Phthisis pulmonalis
20 William Washburn
So
7 20
Gastro-enteritis
22 Louisa Clark
54
I 18
Apoplexy
23 Mary Ann Smith
67
5 26
Cerebral hemorrhage
25
Eunice Aldrich
76
Valvular disease of heart
29
Emery F. Atwood
60
3
6
Phthisis pulmonalis;
July 5 George L. Cronan
39.II
I Crushed by freight cars
9 Eliza J. Rogers
68 6
Septicaemia
II Harry W. Lamb
Railroad accident
22
Michael Howard
65
4
Fracture of the skull
23
Lydia Briggs Mitchell
92,10 12
Old age
28 Israel Smith
85 3 21
Old age
Aug. II
Christiana Wilhelmina Boehme
76
6 8 Softening of brain
II
Freeman A. T. Churbuck
57
II 3
Cancer
II Flavie Commeau
85
Cerebral congestion
58 I
28
Carcinoma of rectum
28
Hattie F. Maxim
I
14
Gastro-enteric infection
28
Gladys L. Commeau
5
8
Enteritis
29
Thomas B. West
46
4
5
Exhaustion
30 2
Aurelia Hartwell
75
6
Paralysis
3 Elizabeth Coffin
88
4 26
Chronic bronchitis
3 James Caroline
63
Consumption
6 Samuel J. Nickerson
33
Run over by electrics
6
Thomas C. Collins
74 3
18
Apoplexy
6 Warren R. Mitchell
I 20
Tuberculous meningitis
7 Rhoda J. Churchill
S
Acute indigestion
IO Edwin Holmes
84
5
IO
Pneumonia
IO Goge de Mello
-
7 Cholera infantum
I2
Asa F. Crosby
77
4
5 Apoplexy
14 Harriet S. Tinkham
68 I
15
Consumption of bowels
20 Lydia C. Tripp
68
4 22
Phthisis pulmonalis
21
Priscilla Earl
SI
II 16
Cardiac paralysis
29
Clarence P. Waul .
30
-
Run over by cars
30
Regina Ritter
65 I
19
Valvular heart disease.
Oct.
Seymour F. Stevens
17
II 22
Typhoid fever
I3 Peter Plunket, Jr.
17
3 -
Phthisis pulmonalis
16
Earl Williamson
7
19
Marshall F. Gibbs
77
5
15
20
Eliza Eddy
S5
I
3
Fibroid phthisis
30 Benjamin Franklin Hathaway
62
II I3
Phthisis
31 Moses C. Gibbs
72
17 15
Disease of prostate and bladder
3I Truman E. Niles
75 IO 23
Cancer of stomach
Nov. I Earl F. Shaw
S 7-
Puopura haemorrhagie
-
Enteric fever
Thomas G. Gardner
48
Sept.
16 Lydia Eddy Shaw
92
-
Old age
5 8 Hannah Foster Goss
93
7
16
Embolism pulmonalis
Tonsilitis
Occlusion of bowels
Dysentery
2.4 Bridget C. Driscoll
58
104
24 August Ann Libby
104
DEATHS -Concluded.
Date.
Name.
Age.
Cause of Death.
Nov. I
Mary F. Hopkins
23
2
4
3
Sarah M. Carpenter
61
IO -
Cancer of stomach
6
Mary Emma Talbot
I
I 20
Bronchitis
1 5
John Henry Thompson
I5
3 15
Septic throat
17
Harriet A. Fittz
70
5 27
2I
Mary Ellen Driscoll
34
29
Phthisis pulmonalis
25
Percival Job
5
Icterus neonatorum
Dec.
3
Nora Barrows
43
19
Marasmus
6
Laura F. Thomas
29
6
Tuberculosis
26
Elizabeth Tinkham
S6
IO 6 Acute bronchitis
29
Abisha T. Clark
84
7
28 Senility
29
Henry Edwards Alden
-
Pertussis
30
Hannah G. Shaw
69
9 5
Angina pectoris
30
George F. Sisson
82
5
Broncho-pneumonia
Y. M. D.
Uremia
Heart disease
Cancer uteri
3 Rolland Hayward Baxter
-
105
SUMMARY
From the records of marriages, births and deaths, during the year 1902.
MARRIAGES.
Number of marriages recorded
75
Number of licenses granted
67
Oldest groom
63
Youngest groom
· 20
Oldest bride
· 63
Youngest bride
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