Town annual report of Middleborough, Massachusetts 1906, Part 3

Author: Middleboro (Mass.)
Publication date: 1906
Publisher: s.n.
Number of Pages: 214


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The choice was Alvin C. Howes, who was immediately sworn.


It was voted that the Treasurer under the direction of the Selectmen be authorized to hire not more than $45,000 in anticipation of taxes.


That the Town Clerk be directed to cast one vote for the present committee on appropriations and that the commit- tee have their powers increased, so that they may investigate the accounts of any department of the town.


The committee voted for is Chester E. Weston, George W. Stetson, Charles N. Atwood, Augustus Pratt, Granville F. Tillson and Amos H. Eaton.


That a committee of five, one from the Selectmen, one from the School Committee and three from business men, to be chosen to consider the needs of the town regarding enlarged school accommodations and report at an adjourned meeting. The committee appointed was Lyman P. Thomas, E. T. Peirce Jenks, David G. Pratt, Charles N. Atwood and John C. Sullivan.


Voted :- To sell the right to take Alewives at the two usual places and for cash. Everett T. Lincoln, auctioneer, sold the same to Walter Blair for fifty dollars, and Mr. Blair immediately paid that sum to the Treasurer.


Voted :- To accept the list of Jurors as posted, omitting the names of Carlton W. Maxim, Marshall P. Burgess and adding the names of J. Herbert Cushing, Joseph Carver, Charles L. Starkey, William McCabe and Frank S. Thomas.


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Voted :- To accept the provisions of Chapter 346 of the Acts of 1902, to elect the Moderator for a term of one year, and that the present Moderator serve for the ensuing year.


Voted :- That the money in the hands of the Town Treasurer from the Dog Licenses, and all money received during the year from all other licenses, not properly be- longing to some other department, be appropriated for the Public Library.


The following appropriations were voted :


For balance due on sewer across R. R. track


$175 00


new floor in Town Hall 450 00


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Post 8, G. A. R., report to be made before January 1, 1907 .


150 00


66


Public Library


400 00


66 use of Tree Warden


100 00


66 Highway Department


8,500 00


66 Soldiers' Relief


3,000 00


66 Military Aid


500 00


66


Support of Poor


8,000 00


66


salary of Town Officers


2,400 00


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Board of Health


650 00


66 settlement of law suits


3,000 00


66 Water Supply


1,500 00


6 notes due


6,250 00


66 Schools


25,000 00


60 School transportation


2,200 00


66 School house repairs


1,500 00


66 School Committee


150 00


interest


2,500 00


66


bond due, Municipal Light


2,000 00


66


notes due, Municipal Light


1,500 00


66 interest on Municipal Light bonds and notes Police


250 00


66 Night Watch


750 00


Sprinkling streets 600 00


And same sum to be assessed on abutters


600 00


66 Town Hall


900 00


suburban lighting


450 00


66 Gas Main to new factory


700 00


66 repair parts to steam engine 325 00


66 Eugene L. Clark for plans for School house com. 74 40


2,709 22


66


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For expenses of Com. on Electric Lighting


81 00


66 land damages, Court End Ave.


875 00


66 salary of Municipal Light Board 150 00


66 repair break in sewer, Mayflower Ave.


4,000 00


66 repair break in dam, Wareham street 500 00


To be charged to Municipal Light plant


66 refitting High School building


1,000 00


building new School house 30,000 00


furnishing new School house 2,000 00


66


improving Electric Light Plant


20,000 00


expenses of Electric Light committee 289 32


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Gas and Electric Meters


2,000 00


66 Electric Light construction


1,000 00


Voted :- That if there is money due the town from the Gas House award, this money be applied to the payment of the two $750 notes.


Voted :- That the chair appoint a committee of three to take up the matter of sewer rentals and report at a later meeting. The committee appointed was A. M. Bearse, J. C. Sullivan and Jos. E. Beals.


Last year's committee on Lighting Plant presented a re- port which was read and recommitted.


Voted :- That the yards of persons chosen Field Drivers shall be Town Pounds so long as the persons remain in office.


Voted :- To accept the lay-out of Court End Avenue as made by the Selectmen.


Mr. Pratt, from the committee on School Accommodations read the report and showed plans.


Voted :- To lay Report on the table.


Voted: That the Selectmen be authorized to institute, compromise and defend suits for or against the town during the ensuing year.


Voted :- That the sum of $80,239.62 be assessed upon the polls and estates of the town in 1906 and that it be com- mitted and collected in accordance with the by-laws of the town and the Statutes provided for the purpose.


Voted :- To pay the Tree Warden the same salary as last year and that it be taken out of his appropriation.


Voted :- That a committee of five be appointed by the Moderator to further consider the question of greater and better school accommodations with the view of separating the Grammar School from the High School and that the Town


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Treasurer is hereby authorized to pay the expenses of said committee in making their report. The Moderator ap- pointed David G. Pratt, William A. Andrews, Joseph E. Beals, Charles N. Atwood and William M. Haskins.


Voted :- That the Superintendent of Streets may at his discretion pay common laborers in his department the sum of $1.75 for nine hours work and double teams $4.25 for the same time. At the adjourned meeting May 23d,


It was voted that another room be finished in the attic of the High School building, to be used as a Physical Laboratory, that the sanitary conditions be improved, that as soon as suitable rooms are provided elsewhere for the Grammar grades the partitions in the large room be removed and the room furnished and fitted for an Assembly Hall.


That the work of fitting the High School building be placed in the hands of the School Committee and that an appropriation, not exceeding $1,000 be made for the pro- posed damages.


That an eight-room school building be built on the School Street lot at once, and that the work be so timed as to con- flict as little as possible with the regular school work; that the building be built of brick and that the building com- mittee who shall be chosen to have charge of the work be authorized to dispose of the old building at such time, and in such manner as in their judgment may be for the best in- terests of the town.


Voted :- That a committee of three, one to be a member of the School Committee, be appointed by the chair to con- struct this building and be authorized to make contracts and order the payment of the same.


The chair appointed David G. Pratt, William A. Andrews and William M. Haskins.


Voted :- That a committee of three persons be chosen to be named by the Moderator and that they be authorized to employ an electrical engineer, or other competent person, not a citizen of Middleboro, who shall examine and make a correct inventory of the entire plant, buildings, machinery, fixtures and all other appliances or property not including the real estate. The person so employed to make an esti- mate to be submitted in writing to the town at an adjourn- ment of this meeting, as to what the plant so inventoried can be reproduced for in money, at the present time, and that the said committee be authorized to expend a sum of


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money not exceeding $75 for such purpose. Also that this' committee be authorized to employ an expert accountant, not a citizen of Middleboro, who shall make a careful ex- amination of the books and vouchers of the Middleboro Gas and Electric plant, and report thereon as follows: The method of keeping the accounts from the outset in 1894, to the present time, whether by double-entry bookkeeping, or otherwise, and whether a correct and intelligible trial bal- ance could have been or can now be taken from the ledgers. By whom the purchases of supplies for the general transac- tion of the business of the plant have been made during the past nine years, and the names of the business houses from which purchases have been made. Whether the bank ac- count has stood, and now stands, in the names of the Com- missioners or in the name of the manager. The amount of cash on hand, the amount and nature of bills payable and bills receivable, and a list of all delinquent users of both Gas and Electricity, and the amounts due from them, both of this date (May 23d) and of the date of examination. All inequalities, if any, in the charging of customers for Gas and Electric lighting, due to the Gas or light being metered in one case and not in another, or to any other cause or causes. All evidence, if any, of the selling of Electric light for stated sums, for stated periods, and all information possi- ble, concerning the method of charging for Gas lighting. . This report to be made in writing and submitted to the town at an adjournment of this meeting, by the aforesaid commit- tee, who shall be authorized to expend a sum not exceeding one hundred and fifty dollars, for the payment for services of such accountant.


The Moderator appointed George Fox Tucker, Elisha T. Jenks and Carlton W. Maxim.


Voted :- That the offer of the owners to sell to the town, the Gas Engine now installed at the station for two thousand dollars, be referred to the same committee.


June 6.


Voted :- That the money appropriated for the repair of sewers be raised by four notes, three each of $1,000, one payable Nov. 1, 1906, one Nov. 1. 1907. one Nov. 1, 1908, and that the fourth note be for an amount sufficient to pay the balance of the cost of the repair of the sewer, but not to


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exceed $1,000, and to be payable Nov. 1, 1909. Said note to be given by the Town Treasurer after the approval of the Selectmen.


Voted :- That for the purpose of carrying into effect the votes in relation to building a new school house and making alterations in the High School building, the Treasurer be authorized to hire under the direction of the Selectmen, the sum of $33,000 to be denominated "School House Loan, " and that for the same, twenty notes of the town be issued, signed by the Treasurer, countersigned by the Selectmen, each for the sum of $1,650, payable in from one to twenty years from date of issue, and bearing interest at a rate not exceeding 4 per cent. per annum.


Voted :- To pay the Moderator the sum of $35 for his ser- vices during the year.


Mr. Geo. F. Tucker read the report of his committee and of the experts which are on file in the office of the Town Clerk.


Voted :- To refer the above report to the same committee with instructions to present at the adjourned meeting necessary details and figures to enable the voters to take definite action to put the same into effect. if they so decide. and that said committee be authorized to make any ad- ditional recommendations they may consider advisable or necessary to place the Gas and Electric plant in proper con- dition.


June 13.


Mr. Geo. F. Tucker read the report of the committee and the report was accepted. A motion to add to the committee the members of the Municipal Light Board was lost. The report was as follows :


"Your committee instructed at the adjourned meeting report :


We advise and recommend as to the Gas plant that for the present a meter be installed for keeping records of all gas made and passing out, that all gas used by customers be metered and that the contract system be abandoned.


We further advise and recommend at the present time the following repairs. changes and additions at the Electric plant.


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We advise and recommend the installing of two gas en- ' gines amounting to 225 H. P. in addition to the Westing- house engine already installed.


Also a 300 H. P. producer gas plant.


Also a 150 K. W. 3 phase generator.


Also an improved switch board of sufficient capacity to provide for the station when it has reached its maximum growth.


We advise and recommend the appropriation of a sum not to exceed $20,000, such part thereof only to be used as may be necessary for carrying the above recommendations into effect.


We further advise and recommend that the contract sys- tem as to electric lighting be abandoned.


We advise and recommend that the practice of inside wiring and the furnishing of stock for that purpose be also abandoned.


We also recommend that a day service be established for the sale of electric power as soon as practicable.


We also recommend that a committee of three be ap- pointed by the Moderator, to whom shall be entrusted the carrying out of the above recommendations and that the manager of the plant be a member of the committee ex- officio.


The committee later appointed by the chair was: Elisha T. Jenks. Carlton W. Maxim, Geo. Fox Tucker and Geo. A. Philbrook. Mr. Tucker declining to serve, the Moderator appointed Amos H. Eaton to his place.


Voted :- That the matter of the purchase of the Marinette engine be left in the hands of the above committee.


Voted :- That to supply the funds to pay for the repairs and changes to be made on the Gas and Electric plant, the Treasurer of the town, with the approval of the Selectmen, be authorized to issue four notes of $5,000 each, at a rate of interest not to exceed 4 per cent. and payable as follows, and to be called "Additional Municipal Light Loan" ;


One note due November 1. 1924.


One note due November 1, 1925.


One note due November 1, 1926.


One note due November 1, 1927.


The vote was 42 ves to 4 no.


Voted :- That the notes given for the "School House Loan" be dated November 1, 1906, and that for providing


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funds during the construction of the building, the Treasurer, under the direction of the Selectmen, be authorized to hire money, temporarily, as needed, to the amount of $30,000 at a rate of interest not exceeding 4 per cent. to be paid from the permanent loan when issued.


The list of officers chosen at the annual meeting follows :


Amos H. Eaton, Town Clerk for three years.


Amos H. Eaton, Collector and Treasurer, one year. William M. Haskins, Selectman and Assessor, three years. Albert T. Savery, Assessor, two years.


Charles W. Kingman, Overseer of the Poor, three years. William A. Andrews, School Committee, three years.


Nathan Washburn, School Committee, three years.


Henry W. Sears, Municipal Light Board, three years.


Thomas S. Hodgson, Board of Health, three years. Percy W. Keith, Auditor, one year.


Luther S. Bailey, Tree Warden, one year.


William M. Haskins, Fish Warden, one year.


Lyman P. Thomas, Fish Warden, one year. Edwin F. Witham. Fish Warden, one year. Rufus Carpenter, Fence Viewer, one year.


William H. Crosby, Fence Viewer, one year. Louis Ritter, Fence Viewer, one year.


John C. Sullivan. Trustee Public Library, two years.


Joseph E. Beals, Trustee Public Library, three years. David G. Pratt, Trustee Public Library, three years.


Kenelm Winslow, Trustee Public Library, three years.


Constables, one year :


F. Herbert Batchelder,


John M. Luippold,


George W. Hammond,


Fred C. Sparrow,


Herbert L. Leonard,


David S. Surrey,


Samuel S. Lovell,


Ichabod B. Thomas,


License Vote.


Yes


330


No


358


Blanks


130


Total


818


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The following persons were chosen as Measurers of Wood, Lumber and Bark :


John L. Benson.


James A. Thomas.


Ephraim H. Gammons.


Albert F. Mitchell.


George E. Gove.


Benjamin C. Shaw.


Charles A. Lee.


Nathan B. Maxim.


Albert S. Sparrow.


Henry W. Sears.


George H. Vaughan.


Curtis H. Dunham.


Isaac E. Perkins.


Charles N. Atwood.


Elmer B. Cole.


Chester E. Weston.


The following were chosen Field Drivers and Pound Keepers :


James A. Thomas.


Lyman P. Thomas.


James A. Burgess.


William L. Faxon.


Howard M. Bishop. Lucius M. Fuller. Charles H. Soule.


Special Town Meeting, April 10.


Voted :- That the interest on the Sewer Loan be paid from money raised by the general tax levy, as it has been in the past, and that no additional assessment be made either upon those who have connected with the sewer or upon the abut- ters on the line of the sewer.


Motion to abolish the Municipal Light Board was in- definitely postponed. Yes 109, no 48.


Special Town Meeting, May 8.


The Trustees of the Peirce Estate made to the town a proposition to rebuild the Almshouse, which was accepted as follows :


"If the town sees fit to entrust the amount of money re- ceived from insurance in payment of the damage by fire to the Almshouse to a committee to consist of the following- named individuals, viz: Charles N. Atwood, Andrew M. Wood, Carlton W. Maxim, Chester E. Weston, George R. Sampson and George W. Stetson for the purpose of erecting


Edwin F. Witham.


Gustavus G. Andrews.


Nathaniel A. Shurtleff.


Harrison W. Atwood.


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a new Almshouse upon the farm already owned by the town, in accordance with plans to be satisfactory to the said com- mittee-the trustees under the will of Thomas S. Peirce will pay from the funds in their hands, to be expended for the use and benefit of the town of Middleboro, an additional sum sufficient to erect a new Almshouse similar or larger in its capacity and equipment to the one recently destroyed by fire. "


Voted :- To rebuild the Almshouse, and that the work of procuring plans and specifications for the same be confided to the committee named in the letter of the Peirce Trustees.


Voted :- That the money for insurance be placed in the hands of the same committee.


Voted :- That the committee named in the letter of the trustees be the committee to build the Almshouse.


The following is the record of the vote at the annual election :


Governor.


Gamaliel Bradford of Wellesley


4


James F. Carey of Haverhill


8


William H. Carroll of Boston


5


Curtis Guild of Boston


501


John B. Moran of Boston (Pro.)


87


John B. Moran of Boston (Dem.)


147


John B. Moran of Boston (No Party)


17


John B. Moran of Boston (Ind. Lea.)


76


Blanks 35


Lieutenant Governor.


E. Gerry Brown of Brockton


274


Henry S. Cowell of Ashburnham


44


Eben S. Draper of Hopedale


472


Walter J. Hoar of Worcester


11


John F. Mellen of Fitchburg


9


Blanks


70


Secretary.


João Claudino


8


Jonathan S. Lewis of Stoneham .


29


Ambrose Miles of Lynn 10


1


60


William M. Olin of Boston Charles C. Paine of Barnstable John Luipold Blanks


534 201


1


97


Treasurer.


Arthur B. Chapin of Holyoke


532


George B. Cushman of Brockton S. Frederick French of Mansfield


18


36


George M. Harrigan of Lowell


172


10


David F. Richardson of Lynn Chester E. Weston 1 Blanks 110


Auditor.


Albert Barnes of Fall River


13


Thomas L. Hisgin of West Springfield


173


Fred L. Johnson of Lynn


14


James F. Pease of Merrimac


38


Henry E. Turner of Malden


503


Blanks 139


Attorney General.


Allen Coffin of Nantucket


52


Dana Malone of Greenfield


482


Arthur E. Reimer of Boston


8


John Weaver Sherman of Boston


16


John A. Thayer of Worcester


203


Blanks


119


Representative in Congress, 14th District.


Thomas F. Loorem of Taunton


193


William C. Lovering of Taunton


523


Daniel A. White of Brockton


52


Blanks 112


Councillor, 1st District.


Charles E. Lowell of Brockton 41


Thomas J. Meaney of New Bedford


163


David Gurney Pratt of Middleborough


562


Blanks 114


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Senator, 2d Plymouth District.


George H. Garfield of Brockton 489


Wallace C. Ransden of Brockton


21


Emmet T. Walls of Brockton 264


Blanks 106


Representative-General Court.


Joseph E. Beals of Middleborough 333


George Fox Tucker of Middleborough


462


Blanks 191


County Commissioner.


George J. Alcott of Bridgewater 25


Nathaniel Morton of Pembroke


172


Lyman P. Thomas of Middleborough


575


Blanks


107


Clerk of Courts.


Owen F. Davis of Brockton 188


Edward E. Hobart of Plymouth


556


Blanks 136


Register of Deeds.


Herbert N. Alden of Brockton 88


John B. Washburn of Plymouth


593


Blanks 199


County Treasurer.


Albert Davis of Whitman 423


Lorenzo Wood of Middleborough


324


Elmer A. Wright of Whitman


18


Blanks 115


District Attorney.


Thomas E. Grover of Canton


593


John McCarty of Brockton 93


Blanks 194


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Town Clerks' Meeting to Canvass the Vote for Representa- tive from the 7th Plymouth District.


The clerks of the towns of Halifax, Plympton, Kingston and Middleborough met at the office of the Town Clerk of Middleborough at 12 m. November 16, 1906, and canvassed the votes with the following results :


For Joseph E. Beals : For George Fox Tucker :


In Middleborough


383


462


In Halifax


35


16


In Kingston


181


70


In Plympton


48


12


Totals


647


560


Two certificates of the election of Joseph E. Beals were made out and signed by the Town Clerks of each of the towns. One certificate was delivered into the hands of Mr. Beals, and the other mailed to the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth.


AMOS H. EATON,


Town Clerk.


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BIRTHS RECORDED IN THE TOWN OF MIDDLEBORO DURING THE YEAR 1906.


Date.


Name of Child.


Name of Parents.


Bernice Lenora Robbins


Adrian Harrison Wilcox Earl Bradford Cushman Clarence Mason Shaw Hazel Thelma Tripp


Dorothy Evelyn Wardwell Reginald William Walker Muriel Vincent Thomas Rose Lillian Faietti


Joseph Emile Bernier Amy Eleanor Whitworth Charles Lewis Long


Herman Loring Allen Fred Wesley Allen Stillborn Francis Silva Rocha John Aubrey Tallman Francis Wilbur Elliott


Melvin McDonald


Charles Lewis Horn


Ruth Elsworth Danforth Stillborn


Katherine Emma Drinkwater Francis Michael


James Edward McMahon


Arthur Lawrence Logan Orrin Smith Weston


Illegitimate Raymond Alton Clark Mary Julia Rosamond Benjamin Eva Hubbard


Thomas Francis Boucher


Mederick Milton Butler


Helen Elizabeth Shaw


Lucy Wallen Maxim


Lorenzo Wood, Jr. Stillborn


Arthur Guy Baker Howard Thomas Caswell Elsie Elizabeth Phillips


Charles Valmore Martin


William Emmett Creedon


Stillborn


Charles Albert Rhumpohl, Jr.


Geo. A. and Mabel H. Arey


Henry H. and Mattie D. Sweet Bradford R. and Pauline M. Coleman Mason and Bertha M. Crocker George F. and Effie M. Linton William C. and Mary E. Wilbur Henry C. and Anna J. Hogan Edward M. and Maud Venno Nino and Sara Falconieri Frank and Mary L. Bernier Francis and Daisy Badland Albert L. and Florence M. Pittsley Charles W. and Melinda Burton Charles W. and Melinda Burton


Jose da Silva and Jacintha da C. Medeiros Alfred S. and Philena W. Cudworth Ava W. and Stella F. Chadwick William H. and Emma Young Frank and Flora A. Westgate Charles and Lucetta Churchill


William R. and Katherine Morrison Manuel and Rose Silva


Patrick McMahon and Nora O'Conner William J. and Frances M. Cole Dura E. and Mary E. Vaughan


George A. and Myra H. Grimshaw . Joseph and Josephine Soutier Jeoffrey and Mary Goncers Thomas F. and Julia Mansfield Frank J. and Submit Burkholder Charles L. and Caroline Parker Charles H. and Lizzie A. Wallen Lorenzo and Lucy S. Lovell


Everett C. and Abbie M. Godbout Ralph H. and Lillie V. Thomas Sidney and Mary E. Merrihew Charles W. and Lanora Trembly John J. and Abbie H. Curran


Charles A. and Geneva M. Whittemore


1905 Apr. 16 1906 Jan. 4 5 6 6 10 10 10 13 18 21 27 28 28 29 31 Feb. 7 8 S 17 17 17 17 18 19 23 24 27 28 Mar. 1 2 4 5


6 6 13 17 18 22 25 27 30 Apr. 10 18


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BIRTHS-Continued.


Date.


Name of Child.


Name of Parents.


Apr. 21


26


William Bartlett Burt James Oliver Haskins


28


George Leo Benoit


30


Ruth Augusta Littlefield


May 2


Marie Concercao Morris


19


Mabel Mildred Duarte


21


Catherine Irene Swift


22


Addreanna Elizabeth Fons-


worth Benson


27


Horace Forbes Robinson Anna Mae Manwaring


June 2


Edwin Kenneth Pratt


2


Harold Howard Benson


6 12


Barbara Wheaton Howes


16


Theodore Chester Churchill


18


Blanche Lena Chartier


25


Carmela Svennegard Jensen Stillborn


July 2 4 Vincent Galfre 9 Waldo Addison Small Braley Arline Hayes


11 11


Howard Francis Cronan


12


Madaline Gertrude Boehme


12 21 22


Arthur Jerome Keeley


22


Ivan Bradford Sparrow Rose


Aug. 1 2


Harold Tinkham Mayo


5


Arthur Winslow Tripp


7 James Edward Boardman


10 Doris Pierce Kinsman


15 Marguerite Louise White


21 Arthur Warren Buckman


24 Harold Lamont Sukeforth


26 Warren Rudolph Waldemar Flinkfelt 26 Walter James Sampson


31


Stillborn


Alfred Dean Keith


Sept. 1 3 Alice Elizabeth Morrison


3 Mary Tibbets


4 Mabel Benn


5 Ida Emelyn Holmes


William T. and Emily Westgate Walter C. and Annie May Thompson Joseph and Louisa Trottier Loren M. and Grace E. Horn Antoine and Marie Rose Jean and Marie Daishela Fred E. and Lottie I. Wixon


Charles G. and Hattie S. Archer


William J. and Sara M. Tayes Nelson A. and Bertha R. Ritter Myron B. and Rose B. Ellis Frederick H. and Edna Frances Bryant Wilson G. and Lucy E. Hayward Herbert H. and Cora W. Luther Chester B. and Ella R. Sherman Louis and Sadule Dufourd Hans V. and Jensien A. Neilson -


Bartholemeo and Anesta Bergomaste. Fred E. and Lydia E. Gifford John and Mary Young .


Mary Stella Florida Brodeur Madeline Boucher


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27 Ralph Martin Soule Stanley Fuller Bailey John Botti Lemmo


Michael J. and Bessie E. Batchelder Charles E. and Avis C. Millard Joseph S. and Lucy Dostoler John E. and Ida M. Winters James and Mary Ryan Fred C. and R. Mary Tinkham Frank and Madatin M. Martin Edwin E. and Addie F. Washburn George H. and Emily Pratt Leo and Caroline Del Vecchia Edmund and Alice C. Tinkham Charles H. and Linnie M. Pratt Edward and Mary Byrne Dwight and Mabel McLearn Nelson C. and Louise C. Prime Amos L. and Florence E. Osgood Frank E. and Harriet F. Collins Jacob E. and Ina Carlson Albert J. and Gertrude M. Sheridan


Alfred T. and Clara Gould John J. and Helen E. Boardman Frank C. and Lillian Hinks George E. and Elizabeth Thompson Roy A. and Nellie S. Tinkham


27


Adna Hayward Harlow


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BIRTHS-Continued.




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