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Appropriation,
$6,000.00
Income from Trust Funds,
879.76
Total,
$6,879.76
Payments-
Salaries and Wages :
Superintendent, $757.00
Labor,
4,575.10
Total Salaries and Wages, $5,332.10
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Other Expenses :
Teams,
$443.51
Loam and Fertilizer
199.11
Trees, Shrubs, etc.,
77.95
Tools,
116.64
Telephone,
13.60
All Other,
611.69
Total Other Expenses,
$1,462.50
Total Payments,
$6,794.60
Balance to Excess and Deficiency,
$85.16
OAK GROVE AND VINE HILLS CEMETERIES WATER PIPE.
Balance from 1917, No Payments :
$206.41
BURIAL HILL CEMETERY.
Appropriation,
$1,000.00
Income from Warren Fund,
39.71
Total,
$1,039.71
Payments-
Salaries and Wages :
Superintendent,
$247.00
Labor,
559.20
Total Salaries and Wages, $806.20
Other Expenses :
$15.75
Teams,
Trees, Shrubs, etc.,
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Tools,
6.55
Police Officers,
83.26
All Other,
95.78
Total Other Expenses, $202.0-1
Total Payments,
$1,008.24
Balance to Excess and Deficiency,
$31.47
BURIAL HILL CEMETERY, REPAIRING OLD STONES. Balance from 1917, $4.00
Payments- Paid for Repairs, $4.00
CIIILTONVILLE, MANOMET, CEDARVILLE AND SOUTH POND CEMETERIES.
Appropriation,
$150.00
Income from Trust Fund,
3.00
Total,
$153.00
Payments-
Labor,
$128.62
Teams,
4.50
Trees and Shrubs,
1.95
All Other,
17.80
Total Payments,
$152.87
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Balance to Excess and Deficiency,
$ .13
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ADDITION TO MANOMET CEMETERY.
Balance from 1917,
$355.56
Payments-
Labor,
$217.67
Teams,
91.75
Trees, Shrubs, etc.,
2.89
Total Payments,
$312.31
Balance Remaining,
$43.25
MONUMENTS TO PERSONS WHO SERVED IN THE
REVOLUTION.
Balance from 1917, No Payments-
$59.65
TOWN DEBT AND INTEREST.
Appropriated March 23, 1918,
$53,000.00
Appropriated December 14, 1918,
600.00
Appropriated from Reserve,
1,540.82
Premium from 1917,
19.09
Total,
$55,159.91
Payments-
Interest :
Loans in Anticipation of Taxes, $7,623.72
Sewer Loans, 468.75
School Loans,
3,196.25
Other General Loans,
3,078.18
Water Loans,
2,144.50
Total Interest, $16,511.40
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Town Debt :
Sewer Loans,
$1,000.00
School Loans,
13,300.00
Other General Loans,
16,709.00
Water Loans,
7,566.66
Total Town Debt,
$38,575.66
Total Payments,
$55,087.06
Balance to Excess and Deficiency,
$72.85
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SCHEDULE C.
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.
Credits, Amounts Actually Received :
Corporation Tax,
$17,238.96
National Bank Tax,
2,472.60
Income Tax,
14,592.00
Moth Assessment,
604.70
Street Railway Excise Tax,
531.22
Sealing Weights and Measures,
36.84
Health Department,
.80
Sewer Department,
102.50
Highways,
376.17
Poor Department,
3,452.66
Cemetery Department,
3,532.93
Interest,
3,322.61
Water Department,
38,263.05
Miscellaneous :
Reimbursement for Loss of Taxes, $244.22
Soldiers' Exemptions,
176.50
Peddlers' Licenses, 144.00
Junk Licenses,
90.00
Pool and Billiard Licenses,
33.00
All Other Licenses,
122.75
Sewer Permits,
226.00
Court Fines,
549.11
Other Departmental,
1,338.45
Income from Bank Stock,
200.00
Herring Fisheries,
1,202.50
$4,326.53
Total Actual Receipts,
$88,853.57
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Charges, Estimated in Making Tax Warrant :
Corporation Tax,
National Bank Tax,
$16,113.88 982.37
Income Tax,
14,172.48
Moth Assessment,
249.10
Street Railway Excise Tax,
660.86
Sealing Weights and Measures,
136.03
Health Department,
68.09
Sewer Department,
2.65
Highway Department,
17.44
Poor Department,
2,080.51
Cemetery Department,
2,345.60
Interest,
3,239.09
Water Department,
38,020.42
Miscellaneous,
1,040.49
Total Estimated Receipts,
$82,129.01
Excess of Actual Receipts, See Revenue
Account (Schedule D.) $6,724.56
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SCHEDULE D.
REVENUE ACCOUNT, 1918.
Charges :
Total Appropriations,
$365,359.18
Less,
Estimated Receipts,
$82,129.01
Appropriation from Reserve Overlay, 4,000.00
Appropriation from Sale of School Houses, 1,000.00
Total Deductions, $87,129.01
Amount to be Assessed,
$278,230.17
Excess Revenue, see Excess and Deficiency,
Schedule E,
6,739.99
$284,970.16
Credits :
Assessors' Warrant,
$278,230.17
Excess Non-Resident Bank Tax,
15.43
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Excess of Estimated Receipts (Schedule C)
6,724.56
$284,970.16
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EXCESS AND DEFICIENCY.
Charges :
None,
Credits :
Excess Revenue (Schedule D.)
$6,739.99
Unexpended Balances :
Selectmen's Department,
$66.32
Accounting Department,
63.47
Treasury Department,
14.27
Tax Collector's Department,
29.74
Assessors' Department,
286.46
Town Clerk's Department,
6.23
Engineering Department,
28.52
Street Line Survey,
147.93
Planning Board,
5.50
Election and Registration,
224.00
Maintenance of Town House,
155.62
Police Department,
1.36
Fire Department,
63.14
Sealing Weights and Measures,
209.42
Moth Department,
.01
Tree Warden's Department,
.18
Forest Warden's Department,
.33
Inland Fisheries,
45.00
Health Department,
1.54
Public Sanitaries,
5.74
Roads and Bridges,
2.81
Sidewalks,
319.72
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Snow and Ice Removal,
983.39
Street Sprinkling,
2,990.65
Street Lighting,
411.94
Poor Department,
1,466.16
Mothers' Aid,
529.70
School Department,
1.84
Park Department,
.96
Miscellaneous Account,
146.39
Reserve Account, .
1,355.53
Water Department,
412.93
Oak Grove and Vine Hills Cemeteries,
85.16
Burial Hill Cemetery,
31.47
Chiltonville, Manomet, Cedarville and South Pond Cemeteries,
.13
Town Debt and Interest,
72.85
Total Balances,
$10,166.41
Total Excess (See Balance Sheet)
$16,906.40
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SCHEDULE F.
BALANCE SHEET, JANUARY 1, 1919.
Revenue Accounts.
Uncollected Taxes.
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Tax of 1912*,
$28.80
Tax of 1917,
27,989.74
Tax of 1918,
65,096.17
Total Overlayings, $7,192.07
Reserve for Overlayings,
312.41
Temporary Tax Loans, 1918,
65,000.00
Accounts Payable, Unpaid Warrants,
1,734.75
Unappropriated Revenue,
Dog Tax from County, 1.178.12
Income from Bank Stock Unexpended, 8.00
Rates of 1917, 427.05
Labor, etc., 1917, 136.91
Rates of 1918, 7,893.47
Labor, etc., 1918, 90.90
Unexpended Appropriation Balances- Committee of Public Safety, $1,311.34 Summer and' Samoset St., Repairs, 921.94 Pilgrim Wharf, 50.84
Park Department, Cutting and Piling Wood, 104.49
Cemeteries, Water Pipe, 206.41
Cemeteries, Monuments, 59.65
Military Aid, one-half, 150.00
$5,550.50
Total Unexpended Balances, $2.654.67
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Total uncollected Water Rates, etc., Commonwealth of Massachusetts- State Aid, $5,400.50
$8,602.53
Overlay, Tax of 1916, $1,103.13
Overlay, Tax of 1917, 211.77
Overlay, Tax of 1918, 5,877.17
$93,114.71
Total Uncollected Taxes,
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Rates of 1916, $54.20
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Overdrafts- Military Aid, one-half,
$150.00
Soldiers' Relief, Total Overdrafts,
$5,468.52
Excess and Deficiency Jan. 1, 1918, $37,257.39
Appro. Mar. 23, 1918, $6,157.28
5,318.52
Appro. Sept. 30, 1918, 7,950.00 Appro. Dec. 16, 1918, 6,300.00 State Aid Disallowed, 57.33
Total Deductions, $20,464.61
$16,792.78
Miscellaneous Tailings,
704.64
Excess and Deficiency, 1918,
16,906.40
Balance, Jan. 1, 1919,
$34,403.82
Non-Revenue Cash, used for Revenue Purposes, 252.42
$112,736.26
$112,736.26
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Non-Revenue Accounts.
Cash, $8,781.29 Non-Revenue Cash used for Revenue Purposes, 252.42
Fire Department, Apparatus, $2.54
Central Station, 59.23
Health Dept. Land for Dump, 200.00
Highway Construction, 605.58
Samoset Street, 1.63
Water Street Extension,
409.95
Main Street Widening,
88.61
Main Street Extension Macadam,
303.87
Main Street Extension alterations and sidewalk, 1,280.18
Sandwich and Market Streets,
302.34
Sandwich Street, Water to Lincoln,
276.46
Sandwich Street, Lincoln Street, South, 849.65
Sandwich Street, Howes' Lane, North, 955.75
Warren Avenue, Da'mages
2,078.73
Warren Avenue Construction,
364.70
Beaver Dam Road,
262.56
Bartlett Road,
308.58
Samoset Avenue,
68.61
Standish Avenue Drain,
250.35
Manomet Sidewalk,
78.90
Shore Property,
100.00
Anchorage Basin,
4.93
Fire Proofing School Basements,
10.81
Stephens' Field,
56.13
Water Department Construction,
70.37
Addition to Manomet Cemetery,
43.25
Total Appropriations,
$9,033.71
$9,033.71
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$9,033.71
Funded Debt Balancing Account, ·
Municipal Indebtedness.
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$203,899.90
Engine House Loan,
$5,000.00
Motor Fire Apparatus Loan,
7,800.00
Sewer Loans, 12,000.00
Highway Construction Loans,
10,800.00
Street Widening Loans,
44,500.00
School Loans,
73,300.00
Water Loans,
50,499.90
$203,899.90
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Trust and Investment Funds.
$48,389.69
Morton Park Fund,
$2,000.00
Murdock Poor and' School Fund,
730.00
Francis LeBaron Poor Fund, 1,350.00
500.00
Charles Holmes, Poor Fund, Julia P. Robinson Poor Fund,
300.00
Marcia E. Jackson Gates Public Library Fund,
2,000.00
Warren Burial Hill Cemetery Fund,
1.285.90
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds,
35,223.79
Old Colony National Bank Stock Investment Fund, 5,000.00
$43,389.69
$48,389.69
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Cash and Investments,
SCHEDULE G. Summary of Funded Indebtedness January 1, 1919, and Amounts due for Principal and Interest in 1919.
LOANS
Outstanding Jan 1, 1918
Added During 1918
Paid During 1918
Outstanding Jan. 1, 1919
Principal due in 1919
Interest due in 1919
Fire Department,
$16,400.00
None
$3,600.00
$12,800.00
$3,600.00
$460.00
Sewer,
13,000.00
1,000.00
12,000.00
1,000.00
131.25
Highway,
68,409.00
13,109.00
55,300.00
9,900.00
2.014.00
School,
86,600.00
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13.300.00
73,300.00
13,300.00
2.678.75
Water,
58,066.56
7,566.66
50,499.90
7,566.66
1,856.50
$242,475.56
$38,575.66
$203,899.90
$35,366.66
$7.440.50
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SCHEDULE H.
Itemized Statement of the Funded Indebtedness. January 1, 1919.
Fire Department Loans.
Four per cent. bonds, dated Sept. 1, 1905,
payable $1,000 annually, $5,000.00
Four per cent. bonds, dated May 15, 1916, payable $2,600 annually, 7,800.00
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Sewer Loans.
Three and three-fourths per cent. notes, dated July 1, 1903, payable $1,000 annually, 12,000.00
Highway Loans.
Four per cent. bonds, dated May 15, 1916, payable $1,150, annually, $9,200.00
Four per cent. bonds, dated May 15, 1916, payable $1,050, annually, 8,400.00
Four per cent. bonds, dated July 1, 1916, payable $3,600 annually, 10,800.00
Four per cent. bonds, dated May 1, 1917, payable $2,100 annually, 18,900.00
Four per cent. bonds, dated May 1, 1917, payable $2,000 annually, 8,000.00
Total Highway, $55,300:00
Carried forward, $80,100.00
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Brought forward,
$80,100.00
School Loans.
Four per cent. notes, dated July 1, 1904, payable $1,400 annually, $8,400.00
Three and one-half per cent. bonds, dated June 1, 1909, payable $2,000 annually, 2,000.00 Three and one-half per cent. bonds,
dated June 1, 1909, payable $900 annually, 900.00
Four per cent. bonds, dated Oct. 1, 1903, payable $1,000 annually, 5,000.00
Four per cent. bonds, dated June 1, 1914, payable $3,500, annually, 21,000.00
Four per cent. bonds, dated July 1, 1916, payable $4,500 annually, 36,000.00
Total School, $73,300.00
Water Loans.
Four per cent. notes, dated August 1, 1894, payable $800, annually, $800.00
Four per cent. notes, dated Oct. 2, 1899, payable $1,500 annually, 1,500.00
Three and one-half per cent. notes, dated May 1, 1901, payable $1,000 annually, 3,000.00
Three and three-fourths per cent. notes, dated July 1, 1903, payable $666.66 annually, 9,999.90
Three and one-half per cent. bonds dated Nov. 15, 1905, payable $600 annually, 4,200.00 Four per cent. bonds, dated July 1, 1907, payable $1,000 annually, 14,000.00
Four per cent. bonds, dated Feb. 15, 1908, payable $1,000 annually, 14,000.00
Three and one-half per cent. bonds, dated June 1, 1909, payable $1,000 annually, 3,000.00
Total Water, $50,499.90
Total Funded Debt,
$203,899.90
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SCHEDULE I.
TRUST FUNDS
CEMETERY PERPETUAL CARE FUNDS.
Deposited in Plymouth Five Cents Savings Bank.
Russell Tomlinson,
$241.19
Betsey C. Bagnell,
262.83
Rebecca D. Ryder,
717.32
Lydia W. Chandler,
280.44
Curtis Howard,
670.48
Sarah F. Bagnell,
155.28
A. A. Whiting,
460.71
James Reed,
481.78
William H. Nelson,
625.00
Charles Holmes,
218.41
Louisa S. Jackson,
224.11
Judith S. Jackson,
525.29
John Donley,
103.49
David Drew,
105.25
Mary J. Brown,
54.59
Mary V. Lewis,
290.57
Priscilla L. Hedge,
2446.18
Frederick Webber,
92.66
Nancie C. Wood,
1,156.17
Fannie Goodwin Bates,
449.00
Joshua Atwood,
118.85
Ichabod Shaw,
412.38
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Edwin Morey,
664.36
Waldron and Dunham,
263.15
Timothy T. Eaton,
158.31
Heman Cobb,
242.87
Thomas Sampson,
220.91
Ephraim B. Holmes,
629.38
Lydia E. Jackson,
236.43
Jacob Jackson,
129.62
Charlotte R. Bearce,
233.29
Washburn Portion Lot, No. 42,
176.50
Helena B. Rich,
121.13
Winslow B. Rickard,
108.58
John Eddy,
109.82
Helen Covington,
222.42
Freeman E. Wells,
176.18
Eliza J. Burt,
150.00
David L. Harlow,
115.02
Benjamin Swift,
104.24
Ellis Benson,
103.49
James Deacon,
127.11
Ellis and Freeman,
109.02
Ansel F. Fish,
106.17
Taylor and Foss,
109.83
Mary A. Minter,
137.37
Adelaide Reed,
115.00
Elizabeth M. Ward,
237.44
Edward W. Bradford,
174.64
Harvey, Lot,
113.59
Ephraim Churchill,
25.06
Franklin B. Holmes,
120.54
Linus B. Thomas,
64.76
Ephraim S. Morton,
114.31
Merriam Lot,
230.65
B. O. Strong,
76.82
John C. Cave,
100.57
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Winslow B. Standish,
105.37
Calvin S. Damon,
192.45
Finney and Churchill,
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117.45
Edward B. Hayden,
131.52
II. N. P. Hubbard,
105.36
Anderson Lots,
158.36
Sylvanus Churchill,
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61.27
Nancy L. Pratt,
63.50
Burgess P. Terry,
138.19
William and P. H. Williams,
103.71
Increase Robinson,
400.38
August H. Lucas,
145.50
Edward Morton,
100.00
Benjamin Pierce,
50.30
Alfred F. Arnold,
102.83
Nathaniel H. Morton,
100.38
Charles H. Holmes,
107.74
Daniel Hinchcliffe,
104.94
Samuel Nelson,
110.96
Nathaniel Russell,
240.47
Sumner Leonard,
112.48
Frederick Dittmar,
106.10
Emeline Landey,
107.72
John F. Hoyt,
132.51
Pope Lot,
150.03
Nehemiah Savery,
104.73
Thomas A. Holsgrove,
162.56
John C. Ross,
211.40
Archibald McLean,
51.37
George L. Lyon,
171.14
Pierce Lot and Paty Tomb,
235.11
Charles E. Barnes,
102.85
Burgess Lot, South Pond,
177.83
Ezra Harlow,
160.44
Mercy J. Howland, Chiltonville,
112.96
Isaac M. Jackson,
1,000.00
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Mary McDonald,
104.36
Mary J. Corey,
115.12
Ellis-Ryder,
114.00
Brewster-Bartlett,
342.02
Barnabas Hedge,
170.96
George M. Collins,
142.45
Alexander McLean,
114.00
Charles E. Dow,
114.00
Shaw and Thomas,
228.02
Atwood and Pratt,
228.02
Prentiss Lot,
225.75
Alanson Thomas,
167.61
Albert Whiting,
110.67
Gamaliel Thomas,
109.59
Albert Bramhall,
109.59
Nancy B. Stevens,
108.51
Johnson-Hart,
108.51
Adeline D. Bartlett,
53.69
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Coomer-Weston,
212.76
Edward N. H. Vaughn,
236.99
Thomas W. Finney,
104.30
Davidson Lot,
203.27
James Ellis,
103.27
Allen and Franklin M. Holmes,
102.25
Marietta Bumpus,
127.81
Frederick O. Bradford,
151.69
Mercy C. Robbins,
303.38
Charles H. Howland, 2nd,
104.30
D. Edson Raymond,
100.00
Martin J. Hunting,
200.00
Watson and Rufus Ellis,
100.00
Herbert Robbins,
100.00
William J. Waterson,
50.00
Belinda B. Clements,
100.00
George D. Bartlett,
450.00
Total Plymouth Five Cents Savings Bank, $25,182.42
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Deposited in Plymouth Savings Bank.
Morton D. Andrews,
$611.37
William H. Nelson, 625.00
Thomas B. Bartlett, 295.36
Rebecca F. Sampson,
221.61
Katherine E. Sever,
334.84
Mary F. Wood, 127.96
Cordelia Savery,
105.17
William Ross,
301.78
Putnam Kimball,
378.41
John Gooding,
458.93
Schuyler Sampson,
241.22
R. B. Hall,
112.94
Fanny Sylvester,
115.13
E. A. Spooner,
118.05
George Hayward,
390.15
George S. Tolman,
117.73
Elizabeth S. Tinkham,
113.38
Danforth and Thurber,
214.84
William Bartlett,
382.09
Daniel H. Paulding,
264.96
John Morissey,
237.73
Oliver T. Wood,
107.80
Sarah V. Kendrick,
62.65
Sarah A. Waldron,
185.15
Phoebe P. Ellis, 27.11
George E. and Carrie M. Benson,
158.75
Emma F. Avery,
235.56
Isaac M. Jackson,
1,058.00
Abbie B. Avery and Samuel Bartlett,
230.88
Dora Perritt, 119.20
Mary E. Moning,
119.64
Nathaniel Spooner Fund,
137.26
Georgianna Hedge, 107.14
Elizabeth F. Stoddard,
214.32
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Abbie D. Danforth,
107.14
Cornelius Bradford,
105.84
Benjamin Hathaway,
211.69
George W. Haskins,
73.17
Henry Farris Stoddard,
102.50
Obadiah Lyon,
151.87
Madeline Harris,
150.00
Lydia G. Lothrop,
300.00
Annie Martin,
207.05
Sarah W. Sparrow,
100.00
Total Plymouth Savings Bank, $10,041.37
Total Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds, $35,223.79
NATHANIEL MORTON PARK FUND.
Plymouth Savings Bank, $2,000.00
MURDOCK POOR AND SCHOOL FUND.
Plymouth Savings Bank,
$730.00
FRANCIS LEBARON POOR FUND.
Plymouth Five Cents Savings Bank, $675.00
Plymouth Savings Bank, 675.00
Total, $1,350.00
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CHARLES HOLMES POOR FUND.
Plymouth Five Cents Savings Bank, $500.00
JULIA P. ROBINSON POOR FUND.
Plymouth Five Cents Savings Bank, $300.00
WARREN BURIAL HILL CEMETERY FUND.
Plymouth Savings Bank,
$1,080.29
Plymouth Five Cents Savings Bank,
205.61
Total, $1,285.90
MARCIA E. JACKSON GATES PUBLIC LIBRARY FUND.
Plymouth Savings Bank,
$1,000.00
Plymouth Five Cents Savings Bank,
1,000.00
Total,
$2,000.00
STOCK INVESTMENT FUND.
Old Colony National Bank Stock,
$5,000.00
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN CLERK
Births, Deaths and Marriages
FOR THE YEAR
1918
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN PLYMOUTH IN 1918.
Date
Nanie
Name of Parents
Edwin K. and Emma B. Shaw
Plymouth
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3 Luey Maria Holmes
3 Mary Arline Webber
Walter and Franees Craig Nicholas and Catherine Doyle
Plymouth
Pittsfield
8 Margaret Eleanor Donovan
9 Caetano Rapose
9 Alice Elizabeth Hall
11 Janet Clark
11 Mildred Winifred Strassel
12 Evangeline Govoni
Ernesto and Mary Zaniboni Jose N. and Maria Joaquim
Portugal
Portugal
Portugal
16 John Pedro
18 Harry Warren Burns
19 Frank Lawrence Bent
22 Mary Enis Sousa
24 Domenico DeFelice
· Michele and Rosie Montanari
Michael J. and Eulalia M. Bliss Manuel and Mary Ponte Leopold J. and Mary Smyth Anthony P. and Matilda E. Seaver Myer and Rose Berger
Portugal '
Portugal
Ireland
Plymouth
Russia
Feb.
2 Maria Dias
3 Adelcisa Roatti
Vesterino and Franciska Laurentia Enrico and Adelcisa Suffriti Joseph and Emily Jesse
Western Islands Italy
Western Islands Italy
3 John Thomas
St. Michaels
St. Michaels
3 Barbara Frances Neal
Frank T. and Minnie C. Ilurley
Mattapoisett
Plymouth Plymouth
4
Charles Engles Cooper
Guy W. and Elizabeth Fowler
So. Boston Plymouth
Germany
8 William Hanson Harriman
9 Annie Alves
Jose and Mariada L. Motta
Western Islands
9 Stillborn
9 Alice Henrietta Jefferson
Thomas O. and Clara G. Mahan
Middleborough
Lowell
10 Evelyn Elizabeth Strassel 10 Jacob Michael Casper
France Germany
Ireland
Plymouth
10 Earl Seavey Sampson 10 Dorothy Teresa Vandini
Kingston Italy
Italy
11 William Allen Morelli
Italy
Italy
12 Roberto Guidetti
Italy
Italy
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Alexandria, Vt.
27 Angie Souza
28 Evelyn Salome Schreiber
30 Beatrice Cecelia Goulart
31 Jacob Joseph Shwom
Father's Birthplace
Mother's Birthplace
Plymouth Ireland
7 Joseph Peter Schneider
John and Annie Smith Manuel and Capolina Estrada Fred Y. and Eva M. Pratt William N. and Mabel R. Guy
Azores
Dedham
Plymouth
Rhode Island
Plymouth Plymouth
13 Mary Novo
15 Maria DosAnjos Pinto
Libanio and Maria P. Raposo Jose and Carlotta M. DeJesus
Portugal
Portugal
West Dennis
Prov., R. I.
Western Islands Italy
26 George Hudson Campbell
Harry W. and Mabel F. Read Antonio and Emma J. Veader John and Annie Monteda
Belfast, Maine
Western Islands
Western Islands Italy P. E. Island
Newark, N. J. Gloucester Russia
5 Winifred Viola Schreiber
David A. and Elizabeth M. Barow William II. and Lena C. Martin
Portsmouth, N. 1I.
Bridgeton, Maine Western Islands
Kingston
Arsene A. and Lena Rudolph Jacob and Annie McGrath Paul N. and Wilhelmina M. Philippi Felix and Teresa Restini William and Ambelina Seagliarini Ereole and Esterina Guraldi
Plymouth
Ireland
Ireland Azores
Plympton
John N. and Marianna Braunecker Germany Italy
Portugal
Feb. 13 Edith Laura Drake 14 Eli Zavalcofski
Mandle and Edith Frank Louis and Carolina Benotti
Russia
Russia
Italy
Italy
15 Anita Reggiani 17 Louisa Gallerani
Louis and Mary Vergnani
Italy
Italy
18 Elsa Monti
Vincenzo and Ines Melloni
Italy
Italy
19 Alfredo Walter Zaniboni
Alfredo and Rosie Bregoli
Italy
Italy
19 Luigi Poluzzi
19 Jean Orr Whiting
19 Prudence Mary Brink
Otto T. and Ruby W. Caswell
Russia
Boston
20 Luigi Arcieri
20 Ruth Whiting
26 Illegitimate
28 Francis Joseph LeBlanc
Augustine J. and Lillian E. White
Plymouth
Nova Scotia
Mar. 1 Edgar Hardess Nickerson
2 Jeanett Skibins 2 Francis Hayden Phillips
Royal HI. and Bertha E. Nickerson Morris and Rose Hurwitz Nicholas and Ethel F. Hayden Albert and Ida M. Gibson
Henry K. and Evelyn Newton
Tewksbury
Greenfield
7 George Edgar Lee
William B. and Florence L. French William W. and Ida M. Valler
Plymouth
Plymouth
11 Belemira Enos
Manuel and Ernestina Fereira
Azores
Azores
13 Albert Neil Mckay
Neil W. and Isabel Armstrong Frank R. and Clementina Roderique
Cape Verde Islands
Cape Verde Islands
Nicolo Ruggiero
Vincenzo and Lucia Ditrani Irving C. and Florence P. Brown Peter and Attilia Christofori
Kingston
Plymouth
15 Harold W. Querzi
Italy
Italy
16 Mary Scalabroni
Antonio and Pasqualina Montali
Italy
Italy
16 Antonio Gilli
Joseph and Clementina Balboni
Italy
Italy
16 Barbara E. Cunningham
Bourne
Plymouth
16 Ester Ottani
Italy
Italy
18 Helen Barbara Noyes
Plymouth
Plymouth
19 Lucy Mayo
Plymoutlı
Plymouth
20 George Fratus
Portugal
Western Islands
22 Elsie Beatrice Masi
Italy
Italy
22 Maria Annino Brigida
Italy
Italy
21
Martha Maric Hall
Plymouth
Atlantic
26 Eleanor Drew
George B. and Lottie E. Raymond Falusco and Ersilia Venditti
Italy
Italy
26 Madelene Francis Wrightington
Carver
Plymouth
Italy
Italy
Philadelphia, Pa.
South Wellfleet
30 Doris Pederzani
Italy
Italy
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14 Antone Thatcher
Italy
Italy
15 15 Florence Elizabeth Drew
Plymouth
Plymouth
Russia
Russia
Alsace-Lorraine Plymouth
2 William Harris Robinson
St. John, N. B. Boston
7 Illegitimate
7 Ruth Kittredge Tingley
Bellingham
Blackstone
10 Russell Raymond
Paulo and Ersilia Zaniboni
Italy
Italy Ireland
Edwin H. and Jcanie Deans
Plymouth
4
Joseph and Carolina Michilli
Italy
Italy
Plymouth
Fall River
Alton HI. and Abbie E. Ashton
Taunton
Nova Scotia
Charles E. and Beulah A. Nickerson
Arthur W. and IIelen A. Gould Arthur G. and Helen B. Bartlett Dominick and Sarah Monish Antonio and Prima Scagliarini Antonio and Libira Mastriosio Walter F. and Martha M. Peterson
Brockton
Plymouth
26 Pietro Secondo
28 Doris Elisa Tavernelli 30 Wilfrid Cole Broadbent
Solon F. and Grace A. Raymond Sebastian and Alita Zaniboni Wilfrid O. and Alice S. Cole Louis and Esthier Scagliarini
Edwin H. and Gertrude L. Weston Silvio and Annie Balboni
Nova Scotia
Scotland
BIRTHS- Continued
Date
Name
Mar. 30 Wilhelmina Mildred Hurle
31 Herbert Franklin Pierce 31 James Thomas Frazier
William T. and Mary Grannamen Horatio W. and Christine Mckinnon James T. and Ellen F. Hinchcliffe
Father's Birthplace
Mother's Birthplace
Germany Nova Scotia Plymouth
April 1 Louisa Gallerani
Antonio and Adele Montinari
Italy
Italy
2 David Perna
Bill and Vincenza DeSalvatore
Italy
Italy
3 Rosie Ingenito
Caetano and Mary Musco
Italy
Italy
8 Vincent Baietti
Gustavo and Margurite Vergnani
Italy
Italy
11
Gerhard Gustav Weiss
Lawrence and Pauline Flugrat
Russia
Russia
13 Rose Tassinari
Louis and Mary Fraberti
Italy
Italy
20 Enis Almeda
Louis and Mary Sousa
Azores
Azorcs
20
Jerome Remy Lemaire
Alexander and Reine Mathis
France
France
22
Priscilla Roberts
24
Barbara Allen Brown
John E. and Annie Robischeau
Taunton
Nova Scotia
28 Maria Genovese
Antonio and Pasqualina Ruggerio
Italy
Italy
28 Thelma Mae Garuti
llenry and Erma Zuechelli
Italy
Plymouth
28 Annie Rugieri
James and Maria Angelo
Italy
Italy
28 Warren Potter Strong
Warren P. and Grace H. Bradford
Plymouth
Plymouth
29 Milton Antone Kaiser
John D. and Annie Christe
Plymouth
Germany
1 Serafin Leal
Serafin and Mary Thomas
Portugal
Portugal
1 Nina Rossetti
Dominic and Eliza Lisandria
Italy
Italy
2 Joseph Govoni
Gaetano and Annie Bretti
Italy
Italy
2 Louis Legnaghi
John and Angelina Scucatto
Italy
Italy
3 John Laurence Grennell
Jolin E. and Sybil L. Pierce Otis S. and Hope F. Briggs
Plymouth
Plymouth
6 Eleanor Bartlett Perkins
Halifax
Duxbury
9 Clayton David Nightingale
Herbert F. and Ada M. Deamonc
Plymouth
Nova Scotia
9 Stanley Wilson Sears
Herbert E. and Gertrude V. Randall
Plymouth
Pawtucket, R. I.
9 Cecelia Indalina Leandro
Portugal
Portugal
9 Robert Lewis Fischer
Easton
Brockton
Portugal
Portugal
12 Robert Francis Stoclens
France
France
13 Peter Romano
Lawrence and Rosie Viella
Italy
Italy
14
Elizabeth May Jennings
14 Sarah Helen Spurr
England
England
Italy
Italy
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10 Olive May Mello
Antonio and Virginia Cabral Charles H. and Nettie W. Bryant Simon C. and Mary J. Starr Henry and Mary Leplat
Ralph K. and Annie W. Rudolph James and Mary A. Mason John and Teresa Aminoni
Plymouth
Plymouth
19 Charles Baringo
Name of Parents
Boston
Plymouth Wellfleet
Plymouth
Plymouth
George H. and Susie M. Barrows William J. and Judith M. Pierce
Plymouth
Plymouth
25 Francis Clifton O'Keefe
May
20 Clarence Henry Johnson
22 Madaline Esther Alberghini
23 Gersinda Gomes 24 Harold Alden Sturtevant
24 Eleanor Louise Harlow
27 Jean Wheelock Beytes
28 Edna Josephine Rogers
30 Nellie Monti
31 Frederick Seymour Moon
31 Rov Douglas Gould
31 Irene Dorothy Peck
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