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Plymouth Plymouth Portugal Cape Verde Is.
Quincy Stratham, N. H. Plymouth Duxbury Plymouth
Nova Scotia
Belmont, N. H. Whitman Nova Scotia
Plymouth
Plymouth
Haverhill
Italy
Nov.
Phillip Bartlett Bradford 1 5 Charles Northrup 6 Anna May Igo 6 Sarah Beaman 8 Dorothy Idella Randall
10 Eugenia Bento
11 Walter Anthony Rogers
12 Mendall Sherman Thompson 13 Bartholomew Vernazzaro
16 Louis Joseph Tassinari 20 Janet Perkins
20 Alfred Leo Pearson
22 James Nicholas Collas
24 Bernice May Hertel
Arthur S. and Lettie Sturtevant
Arthur S. and Lettie Sturtevant
Plymouth
Kingston
Italy
Italy
Plymouth
Plymouth
Portugal
Portugal
Portugal
Portugal
Dec.
6 Rose Nancy Sitta Louise Anne Poirier Illegitimate
8
8 Edward Araujo
12 Ann Holmes Dugan
15 Barbara Louise Hall
Herman W. Jr. and Laura F. Morton
Plymouth
Plymoutli
John J. and Florence L. Lee
Ezio and Decia J. Cantori
Raymond F. and Helena C. Murphy
Plymouth
Brockton
Illinois
Duxbury
22 Curtis Edward Vaughn
22 Royal Chester Randall
25 Bernard Francis Dries
Peter A. Jr. and Castanza M. Pasteris Antone and Belinda Jesse
Lewis G. and Margaret L. Smith
Warren A. and Frances L. McEleney
Kingston
Plymouth Plymoutlı
Plymouthı Duxbury
St. Michaels
Cambridge E. Bridgewater Italy Italy
Plymouth
Boston Plymouth
William I. and Etta V. Pierce
Nicholas and Penelope Katsimantis
Greece
Greece
Plymouth
Kingston
24 Burton Maynard Hertel
25 Carmella Rosie Romano
26 Gerald Joseph Lawrence
27 Alfredo Eufrasia
Manuel R. and Louise Gomes
Antone P. and Mary Almeda
Peter G. and Leonora Malaguti Arthur S. and Theresa Carpenter
Brazil Nova Scotia
E. Boston Nova Scotia
New Hampshire Roxbury
Plymouth
20 Norman Edmund Fabri
21 Elaine Girard
Curtis H. and Irma E. Parks
Royal C. and Amanda R. Parsons
Worcester
Nova Scotia
Plymouth
Italy
St. Michaels
St. Michaels
England
E. Pittsburg, Pa
Whitman
Ireland
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Cape Verde Is.
Edward F. and Agnes B. Holmes
Enfield, N. H.
Ireland
Italy
Plymouth
29 Hester Jesse 30 Elizabeth Lukens Adamson 31 Evelyn Louise Bates
Gilbert P. and Margaret McAuley
Charles A. and Amy F. Drew James E. and Mary L. Cavicchioli Roy E. and Constance Sutcliffe Horace I. and Grace V. Peterson Joseph and Isabel Silva
Manuel and Rose Motta Mendall S. and Vesta I. Porter Frank J. and Lucia Frasca Louis and Mary Frabetti Milton F. and Mary G. Frawley
Canada Middleboro Italy Fall River Marshfield St. Michaels Plymouth
Kingston
Italy
Italy
Carver
Lawrence and Rosa Viella
Frank J. Jr. and Ethel L. Baker
30 Lois Perry Moniz
Sabino and Lottie Richardson
16 Gwendolin Lindsley Curtin
DEATHS REGISTERED IN PLYMOUTH IN 1927
Date
Name
YM D
Cause of Death
Name of Parents
Jan.
3 John E. Roy
57
10
17
Fracture of Skull
4 Ellen Pope
84
26
Valvular Heart Disease
5 Charles D. Craig
55
5
1 Fracture of Skull. Hemorrhage
7 Jennie Sintoni
57
77
Broncho Pneumonia
and
14
15 Louise A. Morrison
52
4
3 Intestinal Obstruction
Cephas T. Morse and Augusta H. Weston
19 Harrison W. Bates
57
4
15
General Septicaemia
Leavitt W. Bates and Anna
21 Amalia Vacchi
85
11
21 Oedema of Lungs
Antone Brighents and
22 Janet O'Reilly
63
Cerebral Hemorrhage
George Clark and Liza Black
22
Henry C. Farris (Died in Hanson)
18
9
22
Pulmonary Tuberculosis
James H. Farris and Enna Harlow
22
Sarah Durnion (Died in Boston)
58
10
22
Lobar Pneumonia
Robert Maxwell and Saralı Martin
25 Nancy Ryder
89
6
3
Chronic Valvular Heart Disease
Ezekiel Ryder and Hannah Everson
227 Albert Botelho
1
3
20
Organic Heart Disease
Manuel Botelho and Gloria Marks
29 Joseph Quintal
-
-
24
Natural Causes. Sick from birth
John Quintal and Mary Kernisson
Feb.
1 Joseph Frabetti
Chronic Valvular Heart Disease Joseph Frabetti and Theresa
Robert A. Torrance
66
25
Angina Pectoris
2 Matthew Hufnagel
30
2
23
Suicide. Inhaled Ill. Gas
Frank Marshall
Lobar Pneumonia
10 Frank Goddard
71
4
25
Enlargement and Fatty Heart Senile Pneumonia
Francis J. Goddard and Caroline Harlow Jacob Stevens and
13 Frank A. Schubert
68
11
10 Cardiac Decompensation
14
Charles R. Doten
53
5
29 Gastric Hemorrhage
Anna V. Robbins
1 4
4
27 Carcinoma of Sigmoid
83
2
3
Intestinal Volvulas
Vincent Pioppi and
19
William J. Brown
6
1 Drowning
Charles Brown and Sarah McLean
20
Bessie R. Matinzi
38
3
8
20
Mercy Chinmuck
60
23
26 George A. Manter
6 10 Organic Valvular Heart Disease
George Manter and Ruth Sampson
Mar.
1 Margaret Bopp 2 James Lawrence Haskell
83
10
3 Arterio-Sclerosis
2 Cerebral Hemorrhage
2 Willlam L. Peterson
50
2
15 Accidental Drowning
18
-
- Valvular Heart Disease
John A. Peck and Catherine Dries David Haskell and Ann Hayden William F. Peterson and Irene F. Savery Guiseppe Balboni and Angelina Martinelli
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--
Nathan S. Torrance and Betsey T. Wade Michael Hufnagel and Margaret Schmitt John Marshall and Maria
12 Henry Stevens
83
John F. Schubert and Katherine O'Comor Lucius Doten and Mary Ann Holmes Samuel Wright and Mary Ann Wardell Ellis Sampson and Sarah Ballou
16 18 Aaron Sampson
18 Anna L. Pirani
78
Grippe
Myocardial Degeneration of Heart Oliver S. Holmes and Bessie Rodgers and and Broncho Pneumonia Stillborn
3 Elena Maini
Itchen Roy and Helen Smith James Anderson and Christina Maclaren Dexter H. Craig and Nancy Weston Ralph Gatolli and Anna Cagnolo
10 5 Diabetic Gangrene
13 William H. Bruce (Died in Plympton)
Stillborn
- and
---
7 Margaret S. Corl (Died in Stoughton) Borghesani
11 Arthur B. Wall
6. 10 14
Metastatic Malignancy of Boues William Wall and Sarah J. Hatton
11 Catherine M. Siever
58
4 10 Chronic Parenchiymatous Neph- ritis 1 Broncho Pneumonia
and
68
3
14
15 Angia Celia Roderiques (Died in
Hanson)
21
10 22 Pulmonary Tuberculosis
20 Margaret Pina
82
8
16
LaGrippe and Bronchitis
71
6
27
Broncho Pneumonia
29 Arthur P. Gulliver (Died in New
Bedford)
59
11
23 Cerebral Hemorrhage
30
John Robert Edgar
30
11
27
Oedema of Larynx
31 Lida C. Harlow
68
5 12
Septicaemia
2
9 Bronchio Pneumonia
4 Carlo Pinto
9
6 Convulsions
6
Joseplı Costa
64
3
29
Oedema of Lungs
9 Mary E. Shaw
72
8 Cerebral Hemorrhage
10 Florence Fantoni
41
Cardiac Failure
12
13 1. Zabina Besegai
50
3
28 Pernicious Anaemia
17 Job . Churchill
83
4
7 Intestinal Obstruction
18
Esther M. Platt
63
7
17
Epilepsy
John Platt and Sarah Broadbent Charles L. Allen and Mary E. Rose
22 Evelyn Leavitt (Died in Hanson)
29
17 Pulmonary Tuberculosis
24 Elbridge G. Sampson
93
11
24 Arterio-Sclerosis
24 Evelyn Costa
1
3
Malnutrition
Isaac T. Moore and Mary A. Moore
30 Etta Hall (Died in Taunton)
73
11
3
General Arterio Sclerosis
30 Sarah E. Pope
84
9
28
Cardiac Arterio Sclerosis
30
George H. Bradford (Died in Kingston) 79
9
7
Cerebral Hemorrhage
Humphrey James and Mary A. George C. Tully and Myria Gaston Bartlett Bradford and Louisa Scott
May
2 Ezro J. Huntley
65
3
24 Valvular Lesion of Heart
3 Antonio Carbone
2
11 Broncho Pneumonia
Hannah Nickerson
79
9 Hypertension and Senility
Phyllis S. Burnett
62
15 Cancer of Stomach
6 Fannie A. Snow
66
8 19 Coronary Thrombosis
67
Alton Thomas Clark (Died in Boston)
4 28 Congenital Heart
Harriet P. Peaslee
85
1 28 Old Age and Arterial Sclerosis
Perry Huntley and Mahala Bryant Giovanni Carbone and Filomena Dimeo Solomon Nickerson and Annie Smith David Santany and Mary P. Vilinerve Frederick Burgess and Harriet Leland Alton T. Clark and M. Bernice Robertson Sewell Burbank and Ruth Atwood
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Peleg Sampson and Mercy Churchill Samuel Costa and Mary Furtado
27 Martha Pugh
72
21
Stricture of Pyloric Orifice of Stomach
Manuel Botelho and Gloria Marks Libon Pinto and Mary Reposa Manuel Costa and Filomena Augusta Albert P. Chase and Catherine Chase
and
Stillborn
and
Stillborn
and
Francis Cabrini and Juditlia Somini
Sylvanus H. Churchill and Lucretia A. Bacon
8
20 Bronchial Pneumonia
Manuel Roderiques and Mary Dias Cibelene Pina and Mary Nunes
22 Adrianna B. Bartlett 26 Frank S. Stacy
Marston Holmes and Esther Blackmer John Stacy and Rebecca
Peleg Gulliver and Fidelia Witherill Hugh R. Edgar and Margaret L. Keefe Alonzo Warren and Tryphosa Blackmer
April 3 Eva Botelho
Vincent Alberghini and Louisa Leonard Nutter and Lucy Whitten
11 Rose Longhi Elizabeth W. Beytes
83
9 13
Cancer of Liver
Michael Skehan and Rose Connolly Antonio Borghesani and Giconda Breveglieri
Heart Disease 47 10 20 5 hours . Premature Birth
1
DEATHS-Continued
Date
Name
May 7 Alphens Phillips
46
11 25 Surgical Shoek
13 Marla Tong (Dled in Boston)
25
I
30 General Peritonitis
15 Mary A. Sullivan (Died in Hanson)
29
17 Acute Pulmonary Tuberculosis
19 Etta Harper
39
19
Carcinoma of Abdomen
72
3
Cancer
61
26 Mary E. Livingstone
(.)
20 Endocarditis
28 Lottie L. Ford
6
28
Cerebral Hemorrhage
29 Lucy D. Chandler
68
2
27 Cerebral Hemorrhage
30 Solomon M. Holmes
82
4
26 Organic Enlargement of Heart
:1 Justrudas Corriera
52
14 General Septicaemia
June
1
Adams
4 Premature Birth
2 Amazlah Lovell
96
Arterlo-Sclerosis
8
5 Erysipelas
Thomas Owens Fogarty (Died in Boston) William W. Brewster
78
16 Organic Valvular Heart Disease Caremoma of Stomach
9 Ben Vendettl
11 William H. Thomas
86
11
4
Cystitis. Kidney Trouble
12 Emma M. Westgate
82
8
9 Cerebral Hemorrhage
16 Eleanor May Wood
18
Edward H. Sweeney
10
Gastrle Uleer
18
21 Margaret Girard
62
Aortic Regurgitation of Heart
21 Albert DeMarzio (Dled in Kingston)
15
3
13 Sarcoma of Leg
22
Bethlah J. Hunt
89
4
6 Fracture of Left Hip
23 Michael Dolan
89
4
9
Cerebral Hemorrhage
29
George R. Bennett (Dled in Los Angeles, Cal.)
26
21
Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Patrick Sullivan and Margaret Shea Danlel DeMarzio and Grace Spinottzi Elbridge Leach and Deborah Josselyn John Dolan and Mary Phelan Walter Bennett and Ida R. Holmes
July
6 Kenneth B. Adams (Died in Bourne)
35
2 15 Internal Injurles to chest
13 Helen A. Holmes
82
9
16
Hypertension
18 Ann LeBlane
89
18 Organic Valvular Heart Disease
222 Alfredo Roncaratl
20
13 Septle PeritonItis
Irma E. Eddy
8
2
6 Fracture of Skull. Anto Accident Henry B. Eddy and Jennle F. Hall
27 Clara B. Tenney
4
11 Chronic Bright's Disease
-
8 Cerebral Hemorrhage
Name of Parents
Francis Phillips and Mary A. Balva Daniel Tong and Edith Graham Dennis Sheehan and Mary Connors
William Nlekerson and Azubah Nickerson Mathew Edgar and Anne M. Paine
Alexander Haskins and Elizabeth Westgate John Hinchcliffe and Ellen Doherty Charles L. Ford and Elsie J. Keene David Delano and Sylvia Chandler Solomon Holmes and Asenath Burgess Francisco Botolt and Helen Jesus
Warren L. Adams and Llly Tong
- and Mercy - Thomas S. Fogarty and Jeanette Owens
Isaac Brewester and Sarah J. Bartlett and
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Richard Adams and Cordella Larkin Abbot Drew and Elizabeth Churchill Joseph Girlor and +- LeBlanc Joseph Ronearath and Mary Mottino
Orrin W. Brown and Louisa J. Doten Michael Conley and Eliza Cummings
28 Eliza M. Geary
YMD
Canse of Death
20 Annie J. Lucas (Died in Phishing, N. Y). 21 Nathan T. Haskins
22 4 Chronic Myocarditis
-- Stillborn
Elias Thomas and Deborah Freeman Nelson Bourne and Lucy Ryder Daniel C. Wood and Grace Pittsley Thomas Sweeney and Mary Ducey - and -
3
13 Probably Broncho Pneumonia
28 Hannah Smith 29 Henry Briggs Johnson
68
_
4
Cancer of Liver and Gall Bladder Hemorrhage from Bowels
John Hurley and Catherine Driscoll Ernest G. Johnson and Sarah E. Taylor
Ang. 5 Ernest W. Hatfield (Died in Oneida, N. Y.)
Joseph Dostie
33
1
3
Accidental Drowning
8 Harriet C. Hutchins
82
28
Cerebral Hemorrhage Enlargement of Heart
12 Albert Lundgren
63
92 2 4 Broken Hip
15
John White
13 hours
Premature Birth
16 Lucia B. Harlow
77
13
Carcinoma of Liver
23 Bartolomew Vanzetti (Died in Boston) 39
- -
24
Marilyn Louise Thomas
225 Nellie M. Taylor
44
6
24
Angina Pectoris
25 Amy B. Smith
Sept.
1 Ellwood Lawrence Wilson
55
13
Acute Pulmonary Oedema
1
Oliver M. Harris
25
4
14
Fracture of Skull. Hemorrhage
1
Louis R. Tassinari
26
8
7 Shock and Hemorrhage
2
Cora M. Johnson (Died in Boston)
41
Broncho Pneumonia
3 Antonio Coelho
53
Pulmonary Tuberculosis
6 Joseph L. Calzolari
D4
10 22
Carcinoma of Abdomen
Olive A. Caldwell Nahum Leonard
50
9
Angina Pectoris
16
Harry Armstrong (Died in Boston)
54
Lobar Pneumonia
20 Cosmo M. Silva
6 hours
1
Premature Birth
Henry Mendes and Julia Gomes
23 Ellen Peterson
86
3
11
Angina Pectoris
27
William Sawyer Read
12
4
11
Paralysis affecting Lungs and Heart
30 Annie DePont
30
1 22
Bronchial Pneumonia
30
81
3
25
Cerebral Embolism
30
Cornelius C. Holmes
75
L
9
Meningeal Hemorrhage
Benjamin Garman and Sarah Ann Griffith Joseph Holmes 4th and Elizabeth Cobb
Oct.
Catherine E. Warnsman James E. Townsend William T. Reagan
80
4 Cerebral Hemorrliage
7
11
Cancer of Bowels
4
13
Bronchial Pneumonia
9 James C. Bates
80
3 12 Chronic Cystitis
Henry Plitt and Margaret Joseph Townsend and Martha Howe John J. Reagan and Mary C. Kaiser James Bates and Betsey Gurney
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Antonio Calzolari and Beatrice Britricci Alfred Jaques and Hannah J. Hewett Nahum Leonard and Phoebe Cowen James H. Armstrong and Esther Baker Manuel M. Silva and Isabel Clara Henry Mendes and Julia Gomes
21 Peter Mendes
22 John Mendes
-
Chronic Interstitial Nephritis
23 Maria E. Pierce
Henry Lees and Nancy Eddy Ignatius Pierce and Maria Atwood W. Kempton Read and Jessie Sawyer
Joseph Cavell and Annie F. Medeiros
-- and -
--
Stillborn
30 Samuel Garman
57 6
Mitral and Aortic Regurgitation Premature Birth
Ellwood L. Wilson and Anna M. Watson Myron C. Harris and Carrie L. Thatcher Innocent Tassinari and Ermine Balboni John W. Johnson and Joanna Falkenham John Coelho and Constance
-
Myocarditis
-11
Electric Shock. Judicial Hom- icide Valvular Heart Disease
3
David H. Thomas and Mary E. Nickerson Thomas J. Young and Almira J. Bassett Von Gozzig and
Chronic Myocarditis. Embolism
Cleophas Dostie and Rose LaMontagne Thomas G. Esterbrook and Lucy M. Bacon
.
36 11 18 Puncture of Lung. Fracture Rib Walter Hatfield and Fannie Pearsons
and - Charles Peterson and Thankful Clark Montague White and Rachel N. Boutwell Briggs Harlow and Judith Weston Giovanni B. Vanzetti and Giovanna Nivello
13 Laura C. Peterson
DEATHS-Continued
Date
Naine
Y
M
Cause of Death
Name of Parents
Oct. 10 Frank G. Nelson 10 Lewis H. Keith
58
9
25 Probably Heart Disease
11
18 Beatrice Cabral
12
9 21
Endocarditis
20
Alfred B. Cobb Jr. (Died in Boston)
1
17 Nutritional Disturbance
22
Abner H. Harlow
79
7
21 Enlargement of Liver
Abner H. Harlow and Jane Randall
24
Mary A. Wrightington
6
23 Septic Thrombosis
Abner Pierce and Mary
25
Minnie Ladd
63
27 Ferdinand Monti
67
3
24 Probably Brain Tumor
28 Thomas Francis Flavell
65
Found Dead. Probably Myo- carditis
31 Albert E. Rafuse
64
21
Cancer of Stomach
Nov.
9
6 24
Broncho Pneumonia
9 Annie Garcia
60
14 Aortic Regurgitation of Heart
10 Julia Denelly
37
1
General Carcinomatous Metastasis
12 Paul Vacchino
14
1
8 Grippe. Chronic Valvular Dis- ease of Heart
---
2
29 Acute Dilation of Heart
20 Timothy C. Hartnett
4
25 Cerebral Hemorrhage
20 Alice E. Dugan
08
9
6 Acute Myocarditis
Peter Harvey and
30 Germano Vecchi
6.
6
24 Arterio Sclerosis
1 Charles Northrup
Erysipelas
6 Nicholas Ruprecht
49
10 23 Myocarditis
7 Elizabeth L. Collingwood (Died in Boston)
61
16 Cancer of Stomach
13 Mary A. Beckman
39
6
14 Bronchitis with Myocarditis
51
6 13
Broncho Pneumonia
88
1
14 Abdominal Carcinoma
16 Paschal H. White
75
·2
Probably Heart Disease
6
18 Entero-Colitis
Gustavus T. Sampson and Esther C. Burgess Jeremiah M. Mace and Saralı A. Pittman Frederick H. White and Mary Earle C. Sampson and Claire Hodgdon
18 Robert W. Sampson (Died in Wren- tham) 19 Presede Baruffaldi
60
1
5 Cerebral Hemorrhage.
19 Charles E. Greene
60
2 23 Arterio Sclerosis
37
Intestinal Obstruction
29
24 Guy Govoni Enima Monti
4
17 Cerebral Hemorrhage
1 Heart Block. Endocarditis
67
- Carcinoma of Ear
Jacob Schrieber and Mary Reiger Michael Magno and
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19
18 Priscilla Sentil (Died in Boston) Arthur Collas
37
Lung Abscess
John Adams and
Arthur Collas and Doris Deleos Jeremiah Hartnett and Catherine
John Vecchi and Louise Favetti
Charles A. Northrup and Amy F. Drew Nicholas Ruprecht and Elizabeth Sylvester
Theodore Paddock and Caroline Burgess Charles Hayward and Mary A. Gordon
14 Lottie Burgess (Died in Passaic, N. J.) 15 Carrie I. Mace
Paul Montinari and Rosalba Gustavus C. Greene and F. Frances Churchill John Govoni and Adelina Meloni - and
30 Jacobina Fogel 31 Carlo Magno
179
4
2 Cerebral Hemorrhage Stillborn
Gustav Nelson and Katherine Weiffenbach Henry K. Keith and Vesta S. Cary
-- and
John Cabral and Antonette Almeida Alfred B. Cobb and Miriam Dorr
John Donald and Annie Lamb Massimiliano Monti and Mary Fioppi
Thomas Flavell and Jane McCarthy
Peter Rafuse and Caroline
Edmund G. Nightingale
George Nightingale and Marion L. Sampson Bento Nogueira and Rose
Thomas Denehy and Annie MacDonagh Joseph Vacchino and Consolette Porolli
Dec.
15 Angina Pectoris
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SUMMARY
MARRIAGES, 1927
Number Registered in 1927,
113
Both Parties Born in - United States,
72
Italy,
3
Portugal,
2
Nova Scotia,
1
Scotland,
1
St. Michaels,
1
Ireland,
1
Prince Edward Island,
1
Mixed, One American,
28
Mixed, Neither American,
3
113
BIRTHS, 1927 Number registered, 263, of which 53 were non-resi- dents.
Males,
140
Females,
123
Both Parents Born in-
United States,
139
Portugal,
21
Italy,
19
St. Michaels,
13
Azores,
4
Nova Scotia,
3
Greece,
3
Germany,
2
Russia,
1
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Ireland, Cape Verde Islands, Mixed, One American, Mixed, Neither American,
1
1
49
7
263
DEATHS, 1927
Number of deaths registered 175, of which 36 were non-residents and 26 died out of town, burial taking place in Plymouth.
Born in -
United States,
119
Italy,
19
England,
6
Ireland,
6
Nova Scotia,
5
Germany,
4
Scotland,
3
Portugal,
3
Azores,
2
St. Michaels,
2
Canada,
1
Prince Edward Island,
1
Alsace Lorraine,
1
Sweden,
1
British West Indies,
1
Cape Breton,
1
175
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There have been issued from the Town Clerk's office for the year 1927, licenses as follows :
1,080 Resident Citizen's Sporting Licenses.
7 Non-Resident Citizen's Sporting Licenses (Prop- erty Owners).
4 Non-Resident Citizen's Sporting Licenses.
1,091
85 Resident Citizen's Lobster Licenses.
6 Non-Resident Citizen's Lobster Licenses.
4 Alien Lobster Licenses.
95 18 Resident Citizen's Trapping Licenses.
28 Minor Trapping Licenses.
46
8 Duplicate Licenses.
150 Female Dog Licenses.
776 Male Dog Licenses.
926
There have also been paid from this office pounties on six seals.
GEORGE B. HOWLAND, Town Clerk.
SEVENTY-THIRD ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
Water Commissioners,
Superintendent
AND
Collector of Water Rates
OF THE
TOWN OF PLYMOUTH
1927
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REPORT OF THE WATER COMMISSIONERS
The Water Commissioners herewith submit their sev- enty-third annual report.
RECEIPTS
Appropriation, maintenance,
$28,000 00
Appropriation, construction,
5,000 00
Balance, construction,
36,969 18
$69,969 18
EXPENDITURES
Maintenance,
$16,857 87
Pumping,
6,242 13
Extension of mains,
4,571 23
Extension of services,
608 76
Meters and setting,
4,414 81
Stock on hand at shop,
2,727 50
Unexpended balance, construction,
34,546 88
$69,969 18
MAINTENANCE
Salaries,
$3,819 50
Labor,
7,009 19
Auto expense (including part payment on Coupé and Truck),
1,998 29
Leaks in main pipes,
564 62
Leaks in service pipes,
295 10
Tools and repairs,
242 67
Telephone,
197 34
Office heat, light and janitor service,
315 24
Painting office rooms,
79 64
Shop light and power,
56 35
Care of reservoir and grounds,
221 61
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Freight, express and trucking,
144 40
Meters in stock, 485 19
Hydrants and parts, Insurance, Miscellaneous,
511 60
357 03
560 10
$16,857 87
PUMPING STATION
Salaries,
$2,940 00
Fuel,
1,780 01
Heat and light (Engineers' house),
274 83
Material and supplies,
257 82
Parts and repairs to machinery,
i
763 42
Repairs to buildings and grounds,
218 17
Freight, express and trucking,
7 88
$6,242 13
BOND AND INTEREST
Date of Issue
Interest Rate
Paid on Bonds
Paid Interest
Bonds Unpaid
July 1, 1903
33/4%
$666.66
$162.50
$3,999.96
July 1, 1907
4%
1,000.00
220.00
5,000.00
Feb. 15, 1908
4%
1,000.00
220.00
5,000.00
Aug. 1, 1926
4%
8,000.00
1,600.00
32,000.00
$10,666.66
$2,202.50
$45,999.96
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In the report of the Water Commissioners for 1926 it was explained that the construction of the proposed extra high service system (extending from Deep Water Bridge to Malaguti's, along the line of the proposed new road) had been postponed until the necessary grading on the new road should be completed.
The new road project failed to be approved at the Town Meeting in March, 1927, and the Water Commis- sioners thought it wise not to proceed with construction of this extra high service system until definitely assured that the new road project would not be revived.
A replacement of the 6" low service line on Court Street, between Samoset and Lothrop Streets, should be made during 1928, by laying about 1,300' of 10" pipe. Two dead ends on the high service system at Lothrop Street and Water Street Extension should be connected with 500' of 6" pipe, and 450' of 2" on Union Street be- tween Bradford Street and Water Street should be re- placed with 6" pipe. We recommend an appropriation of $5,000.00 for replacing these old pipes.
There have been 301 meters set during the past year, making the total number now in use 1,582, or 54% of all the services are now metered.
It is the judgment of the Commissioners that the metering program should be continued until all services are metered and we recommend an appropriation of $6,- 000.00 for new meters.
The maintenance cost of the department does not fluc- tuate greatly and we recommend an appropriation of $22,000.00 for maintenance, the same amount that was expended last year.
WILLIAM R. MORTON, Chairman, JOHN H. DAMON, Secretary, ERNEST L. SAMPSON, F. D. BARTLETT, JOHN L. MORTON.
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SUMMARY OF STATISTICS
(Published by request of the New England Water Works Association, Plymouth, Mass., Water Works.)
Population, 13,175.
Date of construction, 1855.
By whom owned, Town.
Source of supply, Great and Little South Ponds.
Mode of supply, Gravity for low service and Pumping for high service.
PUMPING
Builders of pumping machinery: Barr and Worthing- ton.
Description of fuel used :
(a) Kind, Bituminous.
(b) Brand of coal, Various.
(c) Average price of coal per gross ton delivered, $8.75.
(d) Wood, None.
Coal consumed for year :
Bituminous, 633,850 lbs.
Screenings, None.
Amount of other fuel used, None.
Total equivalent coal for year, 633,850 lbs.
Total pumpage for the year, 299,722,000 gallons, with 3% allowance for slip.
Average static head, 65 feet.
Average dynamic head, 72 feet.
Number of gallons per lb. of coal: Worthington, 428.
Barr, 480.
Duty of pumps : Worthington, 25,600,000. Barr, 28,600,000.
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COST OF PUMPING FIGURED ON PUMPING STATION EXPENSES, VIZ: $6,242.13 Per million gallons against dynamic head into direct pipe, $20.83. Per million gallons raised one foot high (dynamic), $0.29.
COST OF PUMPING FIGURED ON TOTAL MAINTENANCE, VIZ: $23,100.00
Per million gallons against dynamic head into direct pipe, $77.07.
Per million gallons raised one foot high (dynamic), $1.07. STATISTICS OF CONSUMPTION OF WATER
Total population, estimated, 13,200.
Estimated population on pipe line, 12,000. Estimated population supplied, 12,000.
Total consumption for the year, 547,398,000 gallons.
Passed through meters, 189,247,000 gallons.
Percentage of consumption metered, 34.6.
Average daily consumption, 1,500,000 gallons.
Gallons per day to each inhabitant, 113.
Gallons per day to each consumer, 125.
Gallons per day to each tap, 502.
STATISTICS RELATING TO DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM Kind of pipe used : Cement lined and wrought iron, prin- cipally cement lined.
Sizes: From 2-inch to 30-inch.
Extended : 2,775 feet.
Discontinued: 1,850 feet.
Total now in use. 58 miles, 4,826 feet.
Cost to repair per mile, $9.57.
Number of leaks per mile, 0.407.
Small distribution pipes less than 4-inch; 9 miles, 865 feet.
Hydrants now in use: 248 public; 68 private.
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Stop gates added, 8; discontinued, 2; number now in use, 702.
Small stop gates less than 4-inch, 114.
Number blow-offs, 42.
SERVICES
Kind of pipe: Lead and cement lined.
Sizes: From one-half to four inches.
Extended, 672 feet. Discontinued, None.
Total now in use, 8 miles, 2,497 feet.
Service taps added, 38. Discontinued, None.
Number now in use, 2,926.
Average length of service, 18 feet.
Average cost of service, $16.02.
Number meters added, 301.
Number now in use, 1,582.
Percentage of services metered, 54%.
Number of motors and elevators added: One elevator.
Number now in use, one motor and one elevator.
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FINANCIAL (Published by Request of the New England Water Works Association) MAINTENANCE
Total Water Receipts,
$38,546.88
Management and repairs, Interest on Bonds,
$23,100.00 2,202.50
Total,
$25,302.50
Profit for the year,
13,244.38
Total, Paid on Bonds and Notes, - $10,666.66
$38,546.88
Carried to Construction, 2,577.72
$13,244.38
CONSTRUCTION
Profits of Maintenance,
$2,577.72
Extension of Mains,
$4,571.23
Extension of Services,
608.76
Meters and Setting,
4,414.81
Stock on Hand at Shop,
2,727.50
Unexpended balance, Construction,
34,546.88
Total,
$46,869.18
Bonded Debt at 33/4 %,
$3,999.96
Bonded Debt at 4%,
5,000.00
Bonded Debt at 4%,
5,000.00
Bonded Debt at 4%,
32,000.00
$45,999.96
Paid yearly on Principal,
$10,666.66
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