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Edward Fraher and Johanna O'Brien Patrick McGoff and Rose Mclaughlin Augustine Stefani and Mary Caiani - Badger and Sarah R.
Ellsworth V. Shaw and Anna K. Shurtleff Jesse Arruda and Julia Pimental
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Stillborn
Joseph Govoni and Baba Mallaghutti John Rudolph and Madalina Dries Samuel Wormwell and Deborah Nicholi
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Benjamin Holmes and Patrick Reagan and Catherine Reagan William H. Fowler and - Russell John Gudreau and Desire Areau David Cushman and Mary Burt Joseph Guazzaloca and Angelina Alber- ghini
Harold Brenner and
Lewis Matinzi and Rose Fallavena Joseph Rossi and Catherine Meloni
18.
Sara Warren Maxwell,
Herbert S. Maxwell and Laura B. Manter
Asie M. Dill and Maria Pillsbury
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Pulmonary tuberculosis
24. Rose McGoff,
Unknown found on shore, about
45 years
Drowning, probably accidental
37
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16 7 Senile gangrene
17. Ada Pierce,
18. Margaret May Thom,
28 16
8 11
15 Phthisis
Joshua Pratt and Sarah M. Pratt
Lemuel C. Howland and Charlotte B. Swift
Joseph Mellor and Nancy Bentley
Julius Korth and Lena Peck Dennis Carey and Bridget Powers Allen P. Eddy and Arrah Mitchell
June
5. Thankful Atwood,
7
7 Pulmonary tuberculosis
Endocarditis
26. 29. 29. Edith L. Chase,
73
Valvular disease of the heart
July 2.
66
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22
Pneumonia
2. Fannie W. Frothingham,
77
3
8
Apoplexy
4.
Alonzo C. Sampson, Grafton Sanderson,
44
3
Nephritis
8. 14.
Michael Pincilli,
43
2
26 Chronic disease of brain
15.
Robert Fortini,
4
4
1 Broncho pneumonia
19. 19. Emma Skerry,
47
1
19 Apoplexy caused by cerebral hemorrhage
19.
Bridget Braunecker,
83
5
20 Chronic nephritis
22.
Abbie Wells,
78
9
26
Ulcer of stomach
23.
Colombo Palavanchi,
7 Congenital Icterus
24.
Roswell Sargent Douglass,
70
9
28
Abdominal Aneurisın
28.
Lottie V. Briggs,
40
Carcinoma breast
Aug.
1.
Harry Ellsworth Stevens, Lester W. Nickerson,
29
10
20
Accidental compound fracture of skull
2. Margaret Harney,
62
3
25
Pulmonary tuberculosis
2. Emma N. Cantelli,
19
Open foramen ovale
4. Francis Serra,
7
No secretion of urine since birth
10. John Mott,
17
4
23 Acute nephritis
11. Manuel Linghouse Pimentel,
1
17 Deficient nutrition
11. Arthur Mello,
72
2
7 Organic Heart disease
21. Helen Keith,
53
4 10 Carcimona of ovary
22. Joseph Nickerson,
30
1
18
Chronic intestinal nephritis
23.
Manuel Sousa,
1
4
25 Cholera infantum
23.
Lydia Jenks,
74
3
27 Dimentia
24.
Howard Valler,
4
27 Ileo colitis
24.
Nehemiah L. Savery,
70
28 Prostatic sarcoma
25. Mary Rodugues,
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1
3
Feeble from birth
27. George L. Lyon,
66
22 Cerebral hemorrhages
27. Henry James Ellis,
2
4
8 Cholera infantum
28. Sabina Boudreau,
64
27 Carcinoma of heart
24. Joseph Costa,
6
4
24
Run over by electric car. Leg crushed
31. Joseph Jesse,
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3 Jaundice and thrush
William S. Chase and Mary M. Wister
Seth S. Bartlett and Anne Bartlett Oliver Holmes and Pamelia Smith Christopher Sampson and Susan Hayward James D. Sanderson and Elizabeth Grafton David Holmes and Louisa Savery Unknown
Frank Fortini and Mary Cocki
Charles Gulick and Mary E. Powell Francis McGuire and Annie Ryan Thomas Diman and Polly Sylvester Caesar Palavanchi and Mary Sassi Roswell Douglass and Eliza Sawyer David Torrey and Mary Nelson
Charles E. Stevens and Elevia Turner Joseph M. Nickerson and Charlotte Court- ney
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Michael Collins and Ellen Burke Peter Cantelli and Virginia Corsi Manuel Serar and Annie Alves John Mott and Mary Fratus Joseph Gomes and Frances Jesus Joseph L. Pimentel and Clardina Mederia
11. Antone Gomes,
4
4 Ileo colitis
13.
Alexander Haskins,
John Mello and Sousa Benjamin Haskins and Hannah Pierce Charles R. Ford and Sarah F. Jones Josiah Nickerson and Delia Swain Antone Sousa and Armina Gomes Richard Bagnell and Lydia Sampson
- and Dora E. Valler
Nehemiah Savery and - Frank Rodugues and Mary Lewis Lyon and Louisa Waisner Harold Ellis and Susie A. Fish Unknown Joseph Costa and Angelina Conceison Antone Jesse and Frances Bragla
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1
Anaemia
1.
Isabel Thompson,
55
co c:
12
Cancer of face, ear and throat
7.
Nehemiah S. Holmes,
73
9
15 Accidental drowning
Stillborn
34
Stillborn Stillborn
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14 Feeble from birth
DEATHS-Continued.
Date.
Name.
Y.
M
D.
Cause of Death.
Sept. 1. Bridget Hayde,
69
2
3 Natural causes
3. John Vievira,
5. Welthea E. Savery,
69
11
9 Osteo sarcoma of left femur
7. Elnathan Pierce,
67
11
28 Endocarditis and embolism
7. Frederick Dittmar,
76
7
5 Diabetes mellitus
9. Charles A. Smith,
56
3
27 Angina pectoris
10.
Augustine Balboni,
24
21 Thrown from motor cycle
11. Cynthia C. Simmons,
74
8
11 Cancer of breast
11. Margaret M. Phillips,
71
8
11 Metastatic carcinoma
12. Marien Fortardo,
14 Thrush
13. Rebecca Clark Bartlett,
86
8
13 Dilatation of the heart
15. Manuel Ferreira,
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20 Thrush
21. William T. Holmes,
53
9
8 Cancer of Liver
26. Ruth D. Bumpus,
63
1
11 Chronic Ileo colitis
Oct.
1.
Jessie Almaida,
2
6
13 Accidental burning Premature birth
3. Gerhard Bleicken, Jr.
36
8
4 Chronic nephritis
5. Emma Harper, 7. Elizabeth Delaney,
70
Bronchitis
8. Bettie Hodges,
72
8 Heart disease
10.
Peter T. Bagnell,
51
Natural causes, probably heart disease
10.
Hannah H. Harris,
75
2
15 Carcinoma
12.
Mary Rezendes,
1
1
Stillborn
8
10
22 Post diphtheretic paralysis
15.
Lydia Bills,
63
11
20 Cancer of large intestine
16. Agnes Hathaway,
59
2
23 Cerebral hemorrhage
17.
Fred Clinton Clark,
52
2
1 Carcinoma
19.
Harold Francis Cash, Annie E. Brown,
50
1
- Lobar pneumonia
21. Jacob W. Southworth,
90
5
29 Cancer of tongue and throat
24. John Perry, 26. Mary Tavers, 26. Katherine Pessini,
1
8
24 Edema of glottis
2
1 Marasmus
30. Frank Ferreira,
1
24 Acute interitis
Name of Parents.
Thomas Wade and Susan Chestnut Manuel Vievira and Adeline Botethi Charles Cobb and Rebecca Wadsworth Elnathan Pierce and Lucy Maxim Unknown
John Smith and Amelia A. Holmes Louis Balboni and Mary Christofori Albert Fuller and Mary Chase Robert Swinburn and Keziah Davis John A. Fortardo and Mary Joseph Benjamin Clark and Jerusha Morey Joseph Ferreira and Emerline Point Freeman Holmes and - - Blackmer
Anthony Gage and
Manuel Almaida and Mary Batitha Gerhard Bleicken and · Douglas John Boutemain and Julia Philip John Morris and Helen Applegate Richard Hollilian and Catherine Gaffany Branch Blackmer and Phoebe Bartlett Ichabod P. Bagnell and Ellen De Vine Henry Weston and Henrietta Holmes Joseph Rezendes and Anna Squash
Morton L. Robbins and Ella W. Pierce Gideon Burnham and Alice C. Hanson James S. Dutton and Esther Carr Henry M. Morton and Harriet M. Wood Robert Clark and Sarah Fuller - and Emily F. Cash Matthew Flood and Honora Keefe Edward Southworth and Ruth B. Ozier .Joseph Perry and Mary Molish Manuel Tavers and Frances Killist Amilcari Pessini and Mary Zaloni Frank Ferreira and Mary Amelia
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1
4. Celine Ida Boutemain,
65
Cancer of liver
12. 13. Chauncey Pierce Robbins, 13. Freeman G. Burnham,
40
2
12 Fracture of Cervicale Vertebrae. Paralysis
4
27 Marasmus
20.
14 Convulsions
13 Acute indigestion
10 Thrush
Nov. 1. Cornelia E. R. Keene, 72
- Fracture of skull
2. William Dante Turci,
1
6
28 Membranous croup
7. Catherine Sophronia Alexander -
3
8 Acute intestinal indigestion
9. Fernado P. Jerbone, 40
10
15 Pulmonary hemorrhages Stillborn
11. Jane Towns,
67
4
15 Gangrene of right foot
13. James F. Kendrick,
71
5
26 Tuberculosis of lungs and larynx
16.
Louise Bathetha,
3
11
16 Broncho pneumonia and heart failure
16. Charles H. Ward,
17
8
19 Tuberculosis of lungs
18. John C. Haworth,
63
1 Natural causes
21. George E. Sherman,
62
1 Erysipelas
23. Hannahı C. Symmes,
51
4
28 Cancer of breast
24.
Arabelle Farrell,
80
Heart disease
29. Barbette Drommer,
70
9
14 Diabetic gangrene
Dec.
2.
Samuel Lowry,
66
1
12 Paralysis
7.
Nancy J. Drew,
85
8
13 Valvular heart disease and arterio sclerosis
7.
Joseph Medias, Jr.,
4
8
26
Pneumonia
14. Horatio N. Sears,
74
Chronic Endocarditis
15.
Mary Carmel Tobin,
28
11
15
Acute Exacerbation of Chronic Bright's disease
17.
Alice Amelia Warren,
68
11
25
Paralysis of heart
18.
Winslow Rickard,
92
9
10 Old age and la grippe
19. Moses Hoyt,
68
10
4
Chronic nephritis
25. Rita Pavoli Gallarani,
67
Apoplexy
27. Martha A. Holmes Erland,
73
6
15 Arterio
sclerosis and angina pectoris
28. Esther Martha Lacey,
3
13 Gastro enteritis
30. Emma A. Bell,
52
3
- Uterial carcinoma
Caleb Lapham and Abigail Soper Giulio Turci and Mary Searti Carroll A. Alexander and Sophronia Nickerson John P. Jerbone and Mary Pereira
James Ray and Elizabeth Short James Kendrick and Sally K. Raymond Antone Bathetha and Thelma Cabral Ira C. Ward and Kate W. Finney Charles Haworth and
Elijah Sherman and Lucy A. Washburn Nathaniel Wade and Lillie Parker Unknown Lillie Parker and John Meinhartt
Richard Lowry and Tinsley Joseph Holmes and Esther Ryder Joseph Medias and Mary G. Furtardo Horatio Sears and Hannah Lucas
Thomas S. Tobin and Sarah F. Nevins
George Bartlett and Catherine A. Green- wood
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Elijah Rickard and Content Ransom John F. Hoyt and Bethiah Holmes John Pavoli and
Ansel Holmes and Marion Dixon Fred Lacey and Ruth M. Burnham Laban Bullock and Harriet
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1
11.
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MARRIAGES
Jan. 1. David Henderson Shaw and Mary Clough, both of Plymouth.
Jan. 6. George Benjamin McDonald and Mary Emeline Hill, both of Plymouth. Married in Attleboro.
Jan. 14. Benjamin Randall Cochrane of Antrim, N. H., and Matilda Bergeron of Plymouth. Married in Plymouth.
Jan. 16. Alfonso Ragazzini and Eva Malaguti, both of Plym- outh.
Jan. 17. William Wilfred Frasier of Plymouth, and Minnie Hansche of Kingston. Married in Plymouth.
Jan. 18. Peter Lopes Andrews and Mabel Catherine Crom- well, both of Plymouth.
Jan. 24. Charles Franklin Sherman of Plymouth, and Gladys Mabel Chase of Seekonk. Married in Seekonk.
Jan. 24. August Gomez, Jr., and Annie Elizabeth Gassar, both of Plymouth.
Jan. 25. Eugene Joseph King of Plymouth, and Dorothy Margaret McNeil of Canada. Married in Plymouth.
Jan. 27. Elroy Thomas Clark and Alma J. Clark, both of Plymouth.
Feb. 10. Pietro Ardizoni and Ermilinda Suffrite, both of Plymouth.
Feb. 17. John Phillip Brenner and Mary Schappert Webber, both of Plymouth.
Feb. 22. Percy Wentworth Gardner and Ethel May Mooney, both of Plymouth.
Mar. 9. Arthur Paul of Plymouth, and Edith Lucy Staples of Chelsea, Mass. Married in Plymouth.
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Mar. 17. Earl B. Ware and Marion W. G. Lewis, both of Carver. Married in Plymouth.
Mar. 23. Louis Zanni of Boston, and Mary Lepri of Plym- outh. Married in Plymouth.
Mar. 28. Fred Stetson Reed of Brockton, Mass., and Helen Christina Schneider of Plymouth. Married in Brockton, Mass.
Apr. 2. Frederick Albert Lacey of Plymouth, and Ruth Wal- ker Burnham of Williamstown, Vt. Married in Williamstown, Vt.
Apr. 6. John Rogers and Mary Luiza Macedo, both of Plym- outh.
Apr. 7. James Silas Alton Valler of Plymouth, and Margaret Jane Lee of Nova Scotia. Married in Plymouth.
Apr. 13. George Albert Raymond, Jr., and Susie Smith, both of Plymouth.
Apr. 15. Rodney Brown Russell Neal and Laura Gertrude Larkin, both of Plymouth. Married in Kingston, Mass.
Apr. 20. Joseph Souza and Mary Frances Thomas, both of Plymouth.
Apr. 22. Arthur Loring Bowditch and Nellie Frances Pope, both of Plymouth.
Apr. 22. James Henry Harty and Mary Teresa Raymond, both of Plymouth.
May 1. David Anton Schrieber of Plymouth, and Elizabeth Martha Filip of New York City. Married in Plymouth.
May 2. Alfred Edward Freeman of Plymouth, and Mary Annette Robbins of Whitman. Married in Whitman.
May 4. Phillip James Heitchman and Lillian Ethel Roth- mund, both of Hanover. Married in Plymouth.
May 7. Hugh Ross and Susan G. Johnson, both of Duxbury. Married in Plymouth.
May 11. William Tom Ratcliffe and Fannie Adelaide Hoxie, both of Plymouth.
Plymouth Eight
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May 13. Leseo Malaguti and Lillian May Hall, both of Plymouth. Married in Portland, Me.
May 27. Hiriam Bryant, Jr., and Lucy Annie (Washburn) Libby, both of Plymouth.
May 28. George Gustav Hanelt and Bertha May Gould, both of Plymouth.
May 29. Martin Jefferson Hunting of Plymouth, and Flor- ence Story of Essex, Mass. Married in Essex, Mass.
June 1. James Martin and Alice Elizabeth Andrews, both of Plymouth.
June 4. Isadore Kamber of Roxbury, and Ida Orentlicher of Plymouth. Married in Boston, Mass.
June 4. Thomas Russell Heath, of Plymouth, and Mary St. Peter, of Kingston, Mass. Married in Kingston.
June 7. John Adolph Larsen and Signe Johnson, both of Plymouth.
June 10. Peter Cotti and Eulalia Bergonzoni, both of Plym- outh.
June 11. Wilbur Arthur Goyetch and Nellie Higgins, both of Plymouth.
June 11. Cornelius Kelliher Sullivan and Edna Williams Keen, both of Plymouth.
June 12. Elmer Garfield Finney and Bessie Kellogg Faulkner, both of Plymouth. Married in Kingston, Mass.
June 18. Sidney Bartlett Holmes and Marion Hazel Dunbar, both of Plymouth.
June 19. Wilfred Otto Broadbent and Alice Swett Cole, both of Plymouth.
June 22. Gregory John Brenner of Plymouth, and Kather- ine Bergdoll of Boston. Married in Boston.
June 22. Antonio Santos and Mary Souza, both of Plymouth.
June 24. George B. Smith and Helen Pearson, both of Plym- outh.
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June 26. James Edward Townsend and Martha Ellen Lee, both of Plymouth.
June 30. George Francis Sears and Lucretia (Burbank) Sampson, both of Plymouth. Married in Carver.
July 1. James Gordon Bennett of Bondsville, Mass., and Marion Frances Hayden of Plymouth. Married in Danielson, Conn.
July 5. Frank Souza, Jr., and Teresa Rodigues, both of Plymouth.
July 8. Harry Willis Miller and Ruth Irene Morse, both of Plymouth.
July 9. Traffle Alexander Mercure and Maud May Batting, both of Plymouth.
July 13. Guilherme Alves Pacheco and Isabel Julia Ledo, both of Plymouth.
July 13. Arsene Avil Strassel and Lena Mary Rudolph, both of Plymouth.
July 15. James A. Morgan and Elizabeth McDonald, both of Plymouth. Married in Brockton, Mass.
July 18. Basilio Vinciguerra and Mary Giannetti, both of Kingston. Married in Plymouth.
July 20. John S. Perry and Rosie Jesse Nunes, both of Plymouth.
July 24. Isaac Lothrop Hedge and Alice LaBelle, both of Plymouth.
July 25. Harry Ames Bradford and Mildred Goodwin Hay- den, both of Plymouth.
July 27. Alvin H. Dobbrow and May Atwood, both of Plym- outh.
July 27. Emile Francois Dugas of Bourne, Mass., and Ethel Louise Swift of Plymouth. Married at Worcester, Mass.
July 27. Manuel Jesus Altar and Maria Rosario Areal, both of Plymouth.
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July 31. Pearl A. Fowler of Abington, Mass., and Maude M. Peckham of Plymouth. Married in Plymouth.
Aug. 1. Walter Lloyd Hathaway of Brockton, and Harriet Ellen Johnson of Plymouth. Married in Brockton, Mass.
Aug. 3. Antone Mederas and Mary Luzi Mederas, both of Plymouth.
Aug. 4. Louis Detano and Josephine Ruggiero, both of Plym- outh.
Aug. 10. John Edward Finney and Susan Dyke, both of Plymouth.
Aug. 10. Falusco Secondo and Ersilia Venditti, both of Plymouth.
Aug. 10. Charles McNeece of Brockton, Mass., and Hattie Beatrice Caswell of Plymouth. Married in Taunton, Mass.
Aug. 14. Dominico Volpi of Kingston, and Pasqualina Ritucci of Plymouth. Married in Kingston.
Aug. 15. Charles Francis Crawford and Mary Magie Rear- don, both of Plymouth.
Aug. 17. Roscoe Nelson Stokes of Fulton, N. Y., and Mabel Frances Bartlett of Plymouth. Married in Plymouth.
Aug. 18. Giovanni Giannarco and Teresa Dadio, both of Plymouth.
Aug. 19. James Henry Devitt of Middleboro, Mass., and Frances Evelyn Sampson of Plymouth. Married in Plymouth.
Aug. 25. Mario Maziani and Silvia Saveri, both of Plymouth.
Sept. 2. Edmour Petit and Nellie Eleanor Martin, both of Plymouth.
Sept. 2. Charles M. Engels and Maria Frances Holmes, both of Plymouth.
Sept. 4. Albert Alsheimer and Everline Frances Wall, both of Plymouth.
Sept 4. Henry Lee Coulter and Maude Frances Ellis, both of Plymouth.
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Sept. 7. Charles William Kespert of Milford, Del., and Eliza- beth Williams Dee of Plymouth. Married in Plymouth.
Sept. 9. Liapoldino Marques and Nasimeinto Moto, both of Plymouth. Married in Kingston.
Sept. 9. Manuel Costa and Lena Perry, both of Plymouth. Married in Kingston.
Sept. 9. Agostino Fiucci and Lisa Dameri, both of Plym- outh. Married in Kingston.
Sept. 10. Warren Wiley Cole of Plymouth, and Clara War- ren Mayhew of Chilmark. Married in West Tisbury, Mass.
Sept. 10. James Anderson and Angie Clara Holmes, both of Plymouth. Married in Boston, Mass.
Sept 22. John Madez Rzance and Mary Rosie Boute, both of Plymouth.
Sept. 22. James Riley of Plymouth, and Augusta M. Rip- ley of Lowell, Mass. Married in Lowell, Mass.
Sept. 24. Agostino Laurenti of Plymouth, and Vittoria Po of Italy. Married in Boston, Mass.
Sept. 25. George Ernest Lemke of Plymouth, and Miriam Holden of Fall River, Mass. Married in Fall River, Mass.
Oct. 2. John James Lahey of Plymouth, and Emma Mar- guerite Bourassa of Brockton, Mass. Married in Brockton, Mass.
Oct. 4. Eugene Pecheco and Mary Costa Scars, both of Plym- outh. Married in Fall River, Mass.
Oct. 5. Charles Hampton Pierce and Madelen Rudolph, both of Kingston. Married in Plymouth.
Oct. 5. Frank Alves and Frances Ross, both of Plymouth.
Oct. 7. Sofring Perry Brice and Amelia Alves, both of Plym- outh.
Oct. 9. Howard Sidney Avery of Plymouth, and Abbie Louise Stegmaier of Kingston, Mass. Married in Kingston.
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Oct. 10. Chester Ellis Rogers of Plymouth, and Mabel Elsie Miner of Quincy, Mass. Married in Quincy, Mass.
Oct. 11. Fred Nathaniel Wood and Isabelle Banker, both of Plymouth.
Oct. 12. Charles A. Mork and Alfreda J. Larsen, both of Plymouth.
Oct. 24. Norman Grendle Cate of Plymouth, and Bernice E. Paine of Wakefield. Married in Wakefield, Mass.
Oct. 14. Arthur Loring Sampson and Nellie Louise Robbins, both of Plymouth.
Oct. 17. Edward Howard Mayers and Margaret Elizabeth Hession, both of Attleboro, Mass. Married in Plymouth, Mass.
Oct. 19. Albert M. Randall and Elmira Sylvester, both of Plymouth.
Oct. 19. Frank Allen and Mary Cromwell, both of Plymouth.
Oct. 23. Harry Alfred White of Lynn, Mass., and Frances Edna Snow of Plymouth. Married in Plymouth.
Oct. 24. John Vincent Sullivan of Middleborough, and Helen Louise McArdle of Plymouth. Married in Plymouth.
Oct. 24. Walter S. Irwin of Plymouth, and Cora May Harris of Rockville, Conn. Married in Rockville, Conn.
Oct. 26. John Phillip Dries of Kingston, and Annie Elizabeth Gellar of Plymouth. Married in Plymouth.
Oct. 30. Joseph Henry Shaw of Plymouth, and Myrtis Lou- ise Hall of Providence, R. I. Married in Berkley, Mass.
Nov 5. Max Siever and Fannie Gray Whiting, both of Plym- outh.
Nov. 6. John Tim Donovan and Annie (Smith) McIntire, both of Plymouth.
Nov. 14. Raymond Lewis Parker and Edith May Kelley, both of Plymouth.
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Nov. 20. Charles Farrell of Brookline, Mass., and Margaret Goslin of Plymouth. Married in Plymouth.
Nov. 28. Ernest Cavicchi and Adele Soffritti, both of Plym- outh.
Nov. 28. Ernest Joseph Sampson and Ester May Metcalf, both of Plymouth.
Dec. 4. Alfred Alonzo Morse and Theresa Barbara Wetzel, both of Plymouth.
Dec. 6. Joaquin Da Silva Vieira and Mary Joseph, both of Plymouth.
Dec. 6. Joseph Costa and Mary Lemas, both of Plymouth.
Dec. 7. John Bachelder Finney and May Electa Irwin, both of Plymouth.
Dec. 9. Albert Ames Saunders and Louise Otis Freeman, both of Plymouth.
Dec. 17. Max S. Besbris of Plymouth, and Sarah Frances Reingold, of Amesbury, Mass. Married in Boston.
Dec. 19. Harry Richmond Talbot and Grace Lincoln Whit- ing, both of Plymouth.
Dec. 21. August Ventura and Catherine Jesus Feleciano, both of Plymouth.
Dec. 24. Thomas Pollock Rushton and Jeanie McGill Scott, both of Plymouth. Married in Whitman, Mass.
Dec. 24. Joseph McDougall of Plymouth, and Linda Baldwin of Roxbury, Mass. Married in Plymouth.
Dec. 23. John Michael Reed of Plymouth, and Mary Eliza- beth Robare of Putnam, Conn. Married in Plymouth.
Dec. 30. Roderick Samuel Petit and Lillie Steel, both of Plymouth.
Dec. 31. Antonio Pucci and Mary Arcidiacono, both of Plymouth.
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SUMMARY
MARRIAGES
Number of marriages registered in 1912,
129
Both parties born in United States,
60
Italy,
14
Western Islands,
13
Canada,
1
Germany,
2 Q2
Norway,
2
England,
2
Ireland,
3
Russia,
1
Portugal,
1
Scotland,
1
Mixed, one American,
26
Mixed, neither American,
3
129
DEATHS
Number registered 211, of which 37 occurred out of town, burial taking place in Plymouth.
Born in-
United States,
169
Germany,
4
Canada,
2
Italy,
5
New Brunswick,
1
England,
4
Ireland, 7
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Western Islands,
1
Nova Scotia,
6
Scotland,
1
France,
1
Russia,
1
Portugal,
2
Sweden,
4
Unknown,
3
211
BIRTHS
Number registered.
309
Males,
151
Females,
158
Both parents born in-
United States,
88
Italy,
78
Portugal,
19
Western Islands,
32
Nova Scotia,
5
Germany,
6
England,
3
Canada,
2
Scotland,
2
Russia,
13
Ireland,
5
Finland,
3
Greece,
1
Unknown,
2
Mixed, one American,
42
8
Mixed, neither American,
309
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FIRE DEPARTMENT
To the Board of Selectmen-
The Board of Engineers present the following report covering the year 1912
APPARATUS.
The following apparatus is in commission :
Three steam fire engines.
Two hose wagons.
One hose reel.
Two chemical engines.
One ladder truck.
One combination chemical and ladder truck. One fire alarm wagon.
The various pieces of apparatus have been kept in proper con- dition. Engine 2, at the Central Station, has been overhauled, and this gave opportunity to add some improvements.
BUILDINGS.
The buildings occupied by the department have been repaired and improved as occasion required, and are in excellent condition. The Central Station is in a very congested district, and the fire risk from adjoining buildings is great. The Board believed that this building should have modern protection, and accordingly,
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the building has been equipped with a water curtain. This means of preventing the spread of fire has proved to be very ef- ficient elsewhere, and will be valuable in the event of fires in sur- rounding property.
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM.
The system has received the usual careful and frequent at- tention, so necessary to this important branch of the service. A punching register and a box (No. 317), which is to be located at the corner of Oak and Davis streets, are the only additions dur- ing the year. During the construction of the conduit of the New England Telephone & Telegraph Co., on Court Street, pro- vision was made for underground fire alarm wires, but there were not sufficient funds at hand to buy the necessary wire and equipment to transfer the lines from the poles to the conduits.
ALARMS.
There have been sixteen bell and forty-two still alarms during the year.
18 for fires in chimneys.
14 for fires in grass and rubbish.
12 for fires in dwellings.
7 for fires in stores.
2 for fire in unoccupied buildings.
1 for fire in car.
1 for fire in hen house.
1 for fire in stable.
2 for false alarms.
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HOSE.
The department had 5,800 feet of 2 1-2 inch cotton, rubber lined hose in services December 31, 1912.
FINANCIAL.
Appropriation, Expenditures,
$14,500 00
13,661 50
Balance unexpended,
$838 50
RECOMMENDATIONS
The Board desire to repeat the recommendation made last year relative to automobile apparatus. Considerable time could be saved on long runs which is of the utmost importance in the extinguishing of fires, therefore an automobile would material- ly increase the efficiency of this department.
The Board recommend the usual appropriation of $14,500.00 to meet the ordinary expenses during the year 1913.
Respectfully submitted, JOHN E. SULLIVAN, ISAAC L. HEDGE, ALTON D. EDES,
Board of Fire Engineers.
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BOARD OF HEALTH
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To the Honorable Board of Selectmen :-
The Board of Health, in compliance with custom and the public statutes, herewith presents its annual report for the year ending December 31, 1912.
Organization.
Early in the year the Board elected Dr. George Jackson as its chairman and medical advisor, and Harry R. Talbot as its secretary.
Dr. Frederick H. Bradley was reappointed inspector of meats and provisions ; Arthur Sampson and Michael D. Welsh continued to serve as inspectors of plumbing.
The Board believing that one of its number could better act in conjunction with the members in the matter of inspec- tions, appointed Freeman Manter to that position in March, and the results have justified the appointment.
Meetings.
The Board has held 24 regular meetings and several special meetings which by law required record; and besides those re- corded, frequent consultations as the occasion required, thus enabling your Board to render prompt and efficient service in the various lines presented.
Many complaints, both formal and informal, have been re- ceived, and careful attention given to each one and steps taken to better conditions and remove causes. Nearly 200 investi-
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gations have been made by the inspector, either on written or formal complaints.
Quarantine.
The work of caring for persons in quarantine has assumed larger proportions and will continue to increase, as work for- merly in charge of the Overseers of the Poor now comes under the supervision of the Board of Health, as required by Revised Laws, chap. 75, sec. 15.
This necessitates a constantly increasing appropriation for quarantine and relief work. Reference is made to the report of the Town Accountant, showing that under this heading the Board expended over $1,500.00 last year, in spite of the fact that every bill was carefully examined and the money spent, as the Board believes, in a judicious manner.
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