Town annual report of Plymouth, MA 1939, Part 6

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Publication date: 1939
Publisher: Town of Plymouth
Number of Pages: 326


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88


Chronic Myocarditis


26 Adaelinda, Gandolfi


78


10


8


Cardiac Decompensation


30 Leon B. Akeley


66


2


8 Cerebral Hemorrhage


31 Edith L. Shaw


64


1 17 Diabetes Mellitus


Feb.


62


8 23 Carcinoma of Stomach


1 John E. Shaw (Died in Norfolk) 3 Nannie M. Douglas (Died in Greenfield )


53


Cancer Ulcerative Colitis Coronary Sclerosis


5 Frank J. Pacheco


81


6 Sarah Ward


83 2


17 Broncho Pneumonia


6 Mary Medeiros


50


4 Coronary Thrombosis Carcinoma of Colon


9 Alice F. O'Connell


59


72 Arterio-Sclerotic Heart Disease


89


11


8 Arterio-Sclerosis


12 Serena Allen 16 Emma L. Williams


77


5


16 Arterio-Sclerosis


17 John H. Govi


52


5


3 Malignant Typhoid Fever


Roland H. Shaw and Maria E. Hipson


Frank Blanchard and Carrie Joseph Bouchard and - Antone Pacheco and Mary Theresa George Fuller and Catherine Gormley Manuel Silva and Philomena Alves Martin Keefe and Catherine Kinney Thomas Ward and Margaret Carlin David Finney and Julia A. Morton William Nette and Katherine Lappe Antonio Govi and Mary Vacchino


-90-


Antone Ferreira and Mary Isabel Manuel Arruda and


18 Rose Perry


57


James F. Miller and Ella Reed Rhinehart May and Theresa Blumenberg


73


Cardio-Vascular Renal Disease


Thomas White and Annie Gerrior


David Kelley and Rebecca Kelley Gaetano Montosi and Bridget Cavicchi Isaiah C. Akeley and Lucy Eaton Jesse L. Austin and Florence Bancroft


4


John B. Bouchard (Died in Chelsea) 47


11 James F. Ward


John Winn and Martha Garrison ---- and -


83 11 21 Pneumonia


Mario Tassinari and Geraldine Alber- ghini Mario Tassinari and Geraldine Alber- ghini Ceasar Ottani and Valia Arenti Edwin E. Rogers and Mary Burbank Timothy Hurle and Christine Hertz John A. Blackmer and Ellen Dearborne


Date


Name


Y. M.


D. Cause of Death


19 Grace E. Bryant


57


1


26


Chronic Myocarditis Myocarditis Fracture of Rib


22 Eugene O'Brien


78


Broncho Pneumonia


23 Helen R. Burgess


64 4 10


Arterio Sclerosis


84


9 12 Broncho-Pneumonia


25


85


11 23


Broncho-Pneumonia


27


71


6


15 Carcinoma of Oesophagus


28


Georgia M. Morrison


62


11


8


Cerebral Hemorrhage


28


Alice M. Garside


57


11 8 22


Cancer of Oesaphagus Multiple Sclerosis of Cord


6 Sarah L. Bird (Died in Plain- field, N. J.


74


4 15 Cerebral Hemorrhage Scarlet Fever


10 John Furtado


54


10 29 Coronary Thrombosis


78


5


2 Broncho Pneumonia


10 Joseph S. Morey 11 George A. Raymond, Jr.


51


6


Bronchial Asthma


15 Milton Woodward


69


1 19 Cerebral Hemorrhage


17 John F. McArdle


78


8 25


Arterio Sclerosis


19 Mary Medara


67


27


Diabetes Mellitus


20 Frank Fugazzi


52 5


1


Toxemia


21 Mae E. Owens


59


11


14 Coronary Occlusion


22 Honora Sullivan


82 1


18 Coronary Sclerosis


25 Louisa Scagliarini


67


9 13 Cerebral Hemorrhage


25 Albert F. Kierstead (Died in Providence, R. I.)


27 Edward L. Burgess 28 George D. Yeomans (Died in New York, N. Y.


/1


Coronary Disease


69 9 12


Cerebral Hemorrhage


27 Alphonso Venturi 29 Eudora M. Hedge


78 6 24 Cancer of Intestines


64


6 15 Broncho genic Carcinoma


Name of Parents


William Manter and Sarah Swift Phineas F. Burgess and Harriet Francis Rubin Sherman and Harriet Bonzey Joseph O'Brien and Ann Malone William W. Burgess and Mercy T. Weston


Barnabus Hedge and Priscilla Sherman William Caddell and Martha Turkington Francis Govoni and Luisa - Edward Miner and Margaret Green Oliver Lumb and Mary Shaw


Frederick L. Churchill and Mary Diman Phelan and - White Nathan Johnson and Maryann R. Fay


James H. Allen and Elizabeth Finney Walter F. Bainbridge and Elizabeth McCarthy


-91-


Joseph Furtado and Frances Monish Jesse Morey and Louisa Bettencourt George A. Raymond and Margie M. Robbins Alonzo W. Woodward and Mary King Henry McArdle and Bridget - Cregal Regal and Mary Zabella Louis Fugazzi and Catherine Montverdi James Lovejoy and Alice F. Marden Daniel Crowley and Mary Cushing Joseph Scagliarini and Angelena


Alexander Kierstead and Mary E. Ryan Frederick Burgess and Harriet Leland


James D. Yeomans and Cornelia Davis Peter Venturi and Rosalie Sola James B. Pierce and Martha W. Barker James Sanderson and Elizabeth Grafton


Mar.


3 Fredrika Small (Died in Boston) 5 Anna B. Crozier (Died in Waltham) Charles L. Johnson


54


82


88


2 20 Arterio Sclerosis


9 Elizabeth J. Bainbridge


39 11 10


21


20 Franklin P. Burgess Franklin Sherman


71


1 9


14


84


1


25 Priscilla S. Simmons Hugh Caddell Fred Govoni


9 Cardiac Decompensation


Age


30 James H. Sanderson (Died in Taunton)


39 70 10 27 8 7 Accidental Drowning Hypertension


DEATHS REGISTERED IN PLYMOUTH IN 1939-Continued


Date


Name


Y. M. D.


Cause of Death


Name of Parents


Thomas Leith and Mary Sargeant Ichabod Wood and Mercy Perry John Holmes and Lucy Soule


11 Eliza R. Brown


82


6 Arterio Sclerosis


14 Carlton Petit (Died in Boston)


21 11


6 Brain Abscess


18 Albert Smith


82 6


14 Broncho-Pneumonia


91 11 12 Chronic Myocarditis


Samuel Bradford and Hagar Andrews


26 Erville B. Delano


28 Francisca Enos


60


Diabetis Mellitus


Manuel Teixeira and Francis -


28 Elizabeth C. Mayland


75


Cardio Vascular Renal Disease


John Carter and Katherine Brophy


29 Jane P. Nelson (Died in Barnstable)


85


11


Chronic Myocarditis


30 Elmer H. Reed (Died in Boston)


39


3 2 13 Metastatic Chondrosanoma Right Lung


May


1 Eldora M. Burgess


64


9


14 Cerebral Hemorrhage


4 Adelia P. Gavoni


61


11


7


Cerebral Hemorrhage


4


Roland H. Shaw


88


11


27 Cerebral Hemorrhage


6 Joseph P. Borgatti


70


5


11


Angina Pectoris


7


Robert T. Meharg (Died in Boston)


48


11 Carcinoma of Stomach


9


L. Louise Blake


63


10 19 Cardio-Vascular Renal Disease


16 Harold W. Hannon


38


2


3


Asphyxiation by Gas.


16


Margaret M. Ward (Died in Taunton) Antone Jesse


58 51


1 27


Chronic Myocarditis Fracture of Skull


20 Redmond W. Barry


29


3 28 Pistol Shot Wound of Head.


22 Lois A. Bailey


70


4 28 Arterio-Sclerosis


23 Philip B. Raymond


15


3 25 Acute Non-hemolytic Streptoccoccic Empyema


24


Annie P. Morton


75


3 -


Chronic Myocarditis


25


Stillborn


28 Roger Travassos


4


8


3 Fracture of Skull


29 Joseph Costa


67


7


16 Coronary Sclerosis


31 Ella F. Torrance


80


7 Paget's Disease 28


Manuel Travassos and Isabel Medeiros Antone Costa and Margaret Paulish Thomas Atwood and Betsey Lanman


-92-


Ceasar Paoli and Clementine Jonathan Shaw and Nancy Chubbuck Antonia Borgatti and Louisa Tassinari Robert J. Meharg and Lilly Moffatt Henry S. Porter and Laura J. Hall William Hannon and Alice


19


7


26 Congenital Heart Disease


22 Harvey W. Raymond


Jeremiah Sullivan and Mary Lucy Frank Jesse and Jessie Teves David S. Barry and Ethel Hodgkins Percy W. Bailey and Eleanor Balboni George A. Raymond and Ellen M. Reed


Harry A. Raymond and Irene Tillson Stephen P. Brown and Lucinda T. Benson and -


April 2 Louise L. Stillman


68


6


9 Cerebral Hemorrhage Squamous Cell Carcinoma


6 Lorenzo Wood (Died in Taunton)


77


Lionel Petit and Delina Martin Joseph Smith and Mary Hill


24 Antrim Lee


48 9 7 Diverticulitis of Sigmoid


Edwin F. Delano and Mary J. Williams


Henry Pearson and Sarah Taylor Edward E. Reed and Phoebe Sampson


Isaac T. Hall and Eliza Grigg


Age


Date


Name


Age Y. M. D.


Cause of Death


June 3 Donald Malaguti 4 Lydia E. Whittaker


5


4


5 Burns of legs, chest, arms, etc. Generalized Arterio-Sclerosis


5 Edgar H. Sherman


11


15 Acute Cardiac Failure


9 Helen M. Thomas


72


1


5 Hypertensive Heart Disease


11 Everett M. Mills (Died in Chelsea)


57


12 James T. Veros


35


--


87 7 28 Chronic Paroxysmial Nocturnal Dyspnoea


16


Emma F. Bartlett


86 8 11


17 Charles Knight


72


1


9


17


Manuel B. Rapoza


53


)


9 Cardio-Vascular Renal Disease


20 George M. Schroeder


70


1


28 Generalized Arterio Sclerosis


23 Virginia B. Quintal


61


Chronic Myocarditis


24 Anders W. Swanson


9


3


1 Accidental Drowning


July


59


Carcinoma of Stomach


41


24 Carcinoma of Rt. Breast


5 Mary M. H. Bumpus 7 John Russell


79


11 Enlarged Prostate


8 Mary A. Churchill


96 1


7


Broncho Pneumonia Prematurity


9 Edward Cunha


14


Accidental Drowning


10 Joseph A. Rioux


72


Heart Disease


11


Charles H. Smith


81


1 13


Subacute Yellow Atrophy of Liver


14


Mildred B. Blackmer


52 3 11


Coronary Thrombosis


15 Arthur A. Durfee


57


6


Angina Pectoris


15 Mando J. Vandini


37


11 14


Toxemia


16 John F. Chandler


79 7


1


Carcinoma of Prostate


21 Frances U. Andrews (Died in Quincy) 21


27


Fracture of Skull


21 Sarah E. Edson (Died in Concord, N. H.)


62


7


4 Cerebral Hemorrhage


23 Leonardo Fortini


61


4


9 Cirrhosis of Liver


23


Tom Haigh


75


6 29 Carcinoma of Prostate


- Stillborn


Name of Parents


Everett Malaguti and Augusta Borsari Isaac E. Pearce and Mary E. Carney Thomas B. Sherman and Jane S. Hale Prince Manter and Sarah Rogers Anios Mills and Mary Holmes Atharasian Veros and


William H. Richmond and Ellen Ishmael Hosea C. Bartlett and Sarah F. Drew Samuel Knight and Maria Brown Joseph Rapoza and Antona Valent Ulrich Schroeder and Charlotte Dahl Antone Nunes and Swan Swanson and Tillie Nelson


-93-


Morris Woldenberg and - Peter Winter and Mary Wetzel John J. Russell and Mary Danforth Augustus Burgess and Mary O. Finney Moritz Feinberg and Celvy C. Chell Joseph Cunha and Mary Cambra Joseph Rioux and Febbi Parent Charles Smith and -


Israel C. Blackmer and Amanda Gris- wold


David S. R. Durfee and Adeline Hand Felice Vandini and Theresa Restani John A. Chandler and Eliza Ahern


John M. Andrews and Frances Perry Arthur J. Martel and Stella M. Dumont Eden M. R. Tillson and Susan Nutter


Isadore Fortini and Generosa Carpege- ani Joseph Haigh and Aune E. Lawton and


31


84


3


12


17 Pulmonary Embolism Fracture of Skull


16 John A. Richmond


Chronic Myocarditis Coronary Thrombosis


4 Esther Aranovitz


8 - Feinberg


4 hours


1 Prematurity


Arthur J. Martel, Jr


DEATHS REGISTERED IN PLYMOUTH IN 1939-Continued


Aug. 3 Benjamin Bland


88


Arterio-Sclerosis


5 Jay Smith Atwood (Died in Norfolk)


69


3 10


Carcinoma of Urinary Bladder


7 Susan C. Thomas (Died in Boston)


79


9 Stanley Whitten


9 Lorraine Dahlborg


30


10 12 Carcinoma of Transverse Colon 1000 6 28 Asphyxiation by Drowning Asphyxiation by Drowning


11 Eva Mulcahy


81 76


5


1 Hypertensive Heart Disease


15 Margaret E. Reagan


75


Carcinoma of Stomach


16 Giaccomo C. Borsari


82 11


27


Arterio-Sclerosis


17 Mary A. McEnaney


56


1


Carcinoma of Breast


22 Margaret White


7


--


Asphyxiation by Drowning


79


9


Cerebral Arterio Sclerosis


27


68


2


26 Cerebral Hemorrhage


67


5 29 Coronary Occlusion


27 Thomas V. Lavache (Died


75


9


8


Carcinonia of Stomach


31


in Norfolk) Anders Osterberg (Died in Chelsea)


58


8 14


Pulmonary Infraction


Sept.


41


Cerebral Hemorrhage


5 Silas D. Brown


91


5


1


Arterio-Sclerosis


7


George E. Safford


60


11


9


Arterio-Sclerotic Heart Disease


8 Marjorie Baker


54


5


29 Uremia


99


Louise C. Zucchelli


40


3 27


Adenocarcinoma of Liver Stillborn


10


14 Maria Vantangoli (Died in Kingston)


80


-


Arterio-Sclerotic Heart Disease


15


Mary A. Murray


80


Arterio-Sclerosis


16 Mary C. Rich


96 6 29


Arterio-Sclerosis


17


Charles H. Stewart


59


5 24 Coronary Occlusion


76 11 9 Coronary Occlusion


Moses Bland and Rebecca Brown Anthony Atwood and Susan Holmes


Joah Thomas and Jerusha Cobb Herman B. Whitten and Ada Garry Robert E. Dahlborg and Frida J. Dahl- borg


George Fricker and Frances Cushman Andrew Anderson and Lottie Brennon Timothy Reagan and Ellen McCarthy Joseph Borsari and Maria Villani - and John White and Lilian Green


Elliott Russell and Sarah Tinkham Richard Gallagher and Elizabeth Pace Roswell S. Douglass and Frances J. Clark Victor Lavache and Genevieve Richards


-94-


Carl Osterberg and Anna Gran


Joseph J. Murphy and Mary Murphy Ido Brown and Roxanna Dunlap Arthur W. Safford and Helen Richmond Charles E. Baker and Stella M. Pratt William M. Thompson and Sarah Manuel Pacheco and Anna Caldado Joseph Gallerani and Mariana Bregoli


- and -


Paul Donaglia and Caroline Piazza


Jeremiah Murray and Elizabeth Lynch Isaac B. Rich and Sarah Tribble James Stewart and Johanna Maguire


18 Stillborn


18 Anna L. Pierce


2


1


22


Fracture of Skull


8 James Thompson


60


11 Carcinoma of Liver


Mariano C. Pacheco


32


1 Fracture of Skull


12 Martin W. Anderson


26 Catherine E. Russell (Died in Boston) Richard Gallagher 27 Francis S. Douglass


4 Mary F. Murphy


Charles A. Bigelow and Hannah F. Thwing


Oct.


Name


D. Cause of Death


Name of Parents


Augusto Giovanetti and Adele Chierici


Joab Thomas and Jerusha Cobb Harry Solomovitz and Ida A. - Patrick Smith and Mary Cavanaugh Frank Santerre and Philomene Godreau -- and Matthew B. Wood and Hannah McDonald Michael Cunha and


Horatio Sears and Margaret


Charles Gleason and Annie F. Weston Elias T. Caswell and Martha A. Taskin Asa Bugbee and Laura Fisher Charles H. Finney and Rebecca H. Diman


-95-


Leon L. Lowe and Almira Churchill Manuel Correa and Mary Ferreira Manuel M. Silva and Isabelle Clara Henry Quinn and Hannah Mulholland


20


Americus Pederzani (Died in Chelsea)


39


9


13 Septicemia. Odema of Lungs


20 Dorestes Morton Pratt


61


10


24


Fracture of Skull


21 Ada Stevenson


69


10 19


Hypertensive Heart Disease


22 Elizabeth Badger


65


4


16


Chronic Myocarditis


24 Joseph H. Wilson


80


10 16


Cerebral Hemorrhage


26 William C. Roncarati (Died in Boston)


2


3 24 Influenzal Meningitis


27 Nellie H. Berry


75


10 1


Arterio-Sclerotic Heart Disease Coronary Occlusion


23


85


73 11 12


Coronary Thrombosis


23


Joseph Santerre


61


Acute Myocarditis


28


Delia Cromwell Katherine E. Tillson


61


9


16 Cerebral Hemorrhage


54


4


6


Lung Abscess


52


-


Hemorrhage Gastro Intestinal


1


6


17 Arterio-Sclerotic Heart Disease Oedema of Lungs


80


8 29


Coronary Thrombosis


10 Anna H. Raymond


78 8 11


Coronary Thrombosis


75


6 4 -


11 Carcinoma Left Ovary Chronic Nephritis


15 Mary Diaz


15 Joan Diaz


15 min.


Prematurity Prematurity


August J. Diaz and Mary G. Rodrigues August J. Diaz and Mary G. Rodrigues


17 11 23


Lobar Pneumonia


18


67


Cardio Vascular Renal Disease


19


16 Richard Lowe (Died in Monson) Joseph Correa Joseph M. Silva


64


Cardio Vascular Renal Disease


19 Catherine Phinney


81


Arterio Sclerotic Heart Disease


. Niceto Pederzani and Marcella Guiccardi Alphonse Pratt and Adeline A. Cook Frederick Stevenson and Susannah Wesley Charles Mann and Mary Fox Joseph H. Wilson and Katherine Samp- son


Robert Roncarati and Marguerite Cap- pella William E. Wadsworth and Mary H. Peterson


Date 19 Aldo Giovanetti 22 Benjamin Loring Thomas (Died in Chelsea) Ida G. Berg


Age Y. M. 46


6


- Pneumonia


--


23 Maria A. Savery


66


8 27


Diabetic Coma


29 29 Manuel M. Cunha 30 George J. L. Sears (Died in Johnson City, Tenn.)


3


1 Samuel Gleason Mary A. Parker 8 Clarence A. Bugbee


55


11 Carrie L. Averill (Died in Boston) Albert A. D'Entremont


Elias Tuttle and Mary Haskell Freeman D'entremont and Sophia Robbins


13


65


20 min.


71 11 27 Cerebral Hemorrhage


DEATHS REGISTERED IN PLYMOUTH IN 1939-Continued


Age


Date


Name


Y. M.


72


4 16


Coronary Thrombosis


78


9 28 Cerebral Embolus


30 Catherine Hinckley


80


5 Coronary Thrombosis


31 Chester B. Wall


18


11 21 Asphyxiation by Drowning


Nov.


50


- - Meningitis


89


1


59


6


23 19 Acute Massive Hemorrhage Cancer of Liver


Winslow Whiting and Abbie Holmes Alexander Morrison and Lucy


5


Minnie L. Davis


65


0


9 Cardiac Decompensation


5


Maria F. Engles


71


3 11 Carcinoma of Rectum


7


Geoffrey D). Perrior


70


1


13 Arterio Sclerosis


7 Abbie A. Sherman


64 72


27 Coronary Sclerosis with Occlusion Pyelo-Nephritis


13 Louis Sgarzi


63


6 18 Bleeding Peptic-Ulcer


15 Florence McQuade


23


1


12 Asphyxiation by Carbon Monoxide


15 Amber G. Knowles (Died in Newark, N. J.)


73


6


8 29


Cerebral Hemorrhage Pyelo-Nephritis


.


31


9 Pulmonary Tuberculosis


23 Thomas Pasteris


81


3


29 Cerebral Embolism


28 Joseph Balboni


78


8


4 Acute Cardiac Dilitation


29 Rose A. MeGoff (Died in Boston)


64


-


Arterio-Sclerosis 1


30 30


Albert F. Chandler


86


1 20


Cerebral Hemorrhage Arterio Sclerosis


Dec.


79


5 21 Carcinoma of Cervix


71


- 10 Coronary Embolism


71


12 16 Cerebral Hemorrhage


Thomas Ford and Elizabeth Best Frederick Jaques and Fannie Curtis Jonas Clegg and Hannah Hobson


-96-


Samuel Swift and Louisa Sampson William A. P. Willard and Mary B. Knapp


Oscar E. Stevens and Caroline Morgan Emiliano Pasteris and Vittoria Michela Chester Balboni and Patience Malaguti


John Mclaughlin and Margaret L. Thompson


Mary Finney


15


6 13


Peter Fries and Georgianna Bulow Albert C. Chandler and Adaline F. Har- low


3 Emily J. Brewer 7 Louis C. Jaques


8 Mary E. Haigh (Died in Detroit)


Name of Parents


Winslow Sherman and Sarah Thomas Pierce and Roxanna Pierce Jeremiah Emington and Ellen McAuliffe Arthur B. Wall and Clara Bennett


1 Frederick E. Hinckley 1 Walter R. Whiting (Died in Taunton) 1 Alice M. Bull


Frederick O. Hinckley and Catherine Emington


Henry Spooner and Mary Clapp Ichabod T. Holmes and Ruth Thrasher Daniel Perrior and Victoria Budreau Sylvanus F. Swift and Helen Hall Peter Hanson and Ellen Larsen Vincent Sgarzi and Maria Tosi Wilbert McQuade and Louise Cote Henry D. Chambers and Ida Hegerman


11 Myles Hanson (Died in Boston)


15 Cecil E. Chambers


30 11 Asphyxiation by Carbon Monoxide


20 Charles F. Willard


81


22 Caroline M. Stevens (Died Wingdale, N. Y.)


1


15 26


D. Cause of Death


29 William B. Sherman 29 Ruth H. Woodward


Date


Name


Age


Y. M. D. Cause of Death


89 4 3 Arterio-Sclerosis


72 Heart Disease


1 hr. 43 min. Intestinal Obstruction


12 Andrew E. Halberg 13 George L. Phillips


13 Harriet E. Doten


84 10 1 Pemphigus Vulgaris


16 Mary V. Holmes (Died in Boston) 71 27 Carcinoma of Stomach


69


5 Arterio Sclerosis Coronary Occlusion


20


21


23 Charles H. Hall 24 Laura E. Braley


87


3 26


Arterio-Sclerosis


71 2


13 Coronary Thrombosis


25 John L. Bachelder


29 William D. Carleton


81


14 Carcinoma of Sigmoid


29 Hazel G. Johnson


30 Jemima Churchill


85


5 23 Cerebral Embolism


Name of Parents


Prince Doten and Anne Eaton William Gray and Margaret Brown James T. Frazier, Jr., and Alice B. Cog- geshall Andrew Halberg and Lena George Phillips and Harriet Greenfield Prince Doten and Anne Eaton


Benjamin V. Bennett and Cordelia V. Wormelle


Edward Bartlett and Jeanette Snow Charles M. Perry and Celestina Vaega Joseph Souza and Mary Vincent and -


William Hall and Susan Bagnell William Nickerson and Azubah A. Worthy


John Bachelder and Martha Keene William D. Carleton and Josephine McMaster


-97-


Martin Johnson and Josephine Nord- strom John Grigg and Eliza Keirstead


9 George H. Doten 9 Hannah Bodell


11 Mary Frazier


59 4 18 72 3 23 Coronary Occlusion Coronary Occlusion


19 Nellie M. Wade Michael Perry Manuel Souza


20


14


42 2 26 Coronary Occlusion Stilborn


86 2 10 Oedema of Lungs


36 11 7 Metastatic Carcinoma


P 7


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SUMMARY


MARRIAGES, 1939 Number Registered in 1939 184


BIRTHS, 1939


Number Registered, 225, of which 49 were non-resi- dents.


Males 116


Females 109


225


DEATHS, 1939


Number of deaths registered, 222, of which 45 were non-residents, and 39 died out of town, burial taking place in Plymouth.


There have been issued from the Town Clerk's Office for the year 1939, licenses as follows :


Resident Citizen's Fishing Licenses


367


Resident Citizen's Hunting Licenses 420


Resident Citizen's Sporting Licenses 216


Resident Citizen's Minor and Female Licenses 88


Resident Citizen's Minor Trapping Licenses 5


Resident Citizen's Trapping Licenses 6


Resident Citizen's Sporting (Free) Licenses 85


Special Non-Resident Fishing Licenses 7


Non-Resident Citizen's Fishing Licenses (Minor)


1


Non-Resident Citizen's Fishing Licenses 7


Non-Resident Hunting Licenses 0


Duplicate Licenses 6


Resident Citizen's Lobster and Crab Licenses 97


Male Dog Licenses 674


Female Dog Licenses 280


Kennel Licenses 3


HERBERT K. BARTLETT,


Town Clerk.


EIGHTY-FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE


Water Commissioners


AND


Superintendent


OF THE


Town of Plymouth


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TOWI


1939


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REPORT OF WATER COMMISSIONERS


The Water Commissioners herewith submit their eighty-fifth annual report.


RECEIPTS


Appropriation, Maintenance $24,500.00


Appropriation, Construction


3,000.00


Appropriation, Sandwich Road (Jordan Hospital line)


2,600.00


Refunds 51.55


$30,151.55


EXPENDITURES


Maintenance


$22,823.63


Sandwich Road, Jordan Hospital line


1,527.82


Renewal and Extension of Main


2,648.47


Extension of Services


762.04


Meters and Setting


986.07


Stock on hand at Shop


207.71


Stock on hand (Pipe and Fittings for Hospital Job) 907.13


Unexpended balance, Construction


9.46


Unexpended balance, Sandwich Rd. (Jordan Hospital line )


165.05


Unexpended balance, Maintenance


114.17


$30,151.55


MAINTENANCE


Superintendent


$3,000.00


Registrar


1,300.00


Clerk


1,352.00


Office Heat, Light and Janitor Service 348.21


Stationery, Printing, Postage


162.80


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Annual Reports


40.84


Telephone


277.88


Labor


7,554.45


Meter Manholes and Covers


43.84


Freight, Express


51.82


Miscellaneous Equipment and Repairs


777.94


Tools and Repairs


144.89


Auto Repairs and Supplies


327.66


Auto Insurance and Registration


126.70


Gasoline and Oil


374.74


Insurance (Work. Compensa. and Employ. Liabil.)


450.20


Shop Heat and Light


43.98


Leaks repaired in Main Pipe


111.40


Leaks repaired in Service Pipe


189.54


Labor and Material Painting Tanks


260.20


Half (1/2) cost Paint. Office Build- ing exterior 62.50


$17,001.59


Pumping Station :


Salaries


$3,300.00


Heat Engineers' Dwelling


228.50


Light Engineers' Dwelling


51.26


Painting Inside and Outside Dwelling and Carpentering


461.35


Coal at Pumping Station


394.76


Light at Pumping Station


34.80


Fuel Oil


432.31


Lubricating Oil


112.60


Power Billington Street Station


493.72


Heat Billington Street Station


12.00


Power Booster Pump, War- ren Avenue 147.13


Material and Supplies


153.61


$5,822.04


$22,823.63


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BONDED DEBT


On January 1, 1939, the bonded debt of the Water De- partment was $30,000.00. During the year 1939. this amount has been reduced to $20,000.00 by a principal payment of $10,000.00. The interest paid during the year was $1,200.


REVENUE


The total collections for 1939 amounted to $46,500.29, divided as follows :


Plymouth System $39,414.84


Manomet System 7,085.45


$46,500.29


It may be interesting in this connection to note that the average annual collections for the past six years (1934 to 1939) have been $45,000.00.


PUMPING STATION


The Diesel engine driven pumping plant at the Lout Pond station has continued to give satisfactory service during the past year. This unit operated 2,782 hrs. in 1939 and pumped 297,743,000 gals. of water against a head of 72 ft., using 9,080 gals. of fuel oil. Or, stated an- other way, 32,800 gals. of water was pumped for each gal. of fuel oil consumed. The record for the previous year was 31,700 gals. pumped per gal. of fuel oil used.


The Barr steam pump, used as a standby, was oper- ated 1661% hrs. during 1939 and pumped 14,100,000 gals. of water. The fuel cost per million gals. of pumping with the Diesel engine for the two year period of 1938 and 1939 was $1.40. The fuel cost per million gallons with the Barr steam over a six year period from 1932 to 1937 inclusive was $6.80.


The cost of fuel oil, used in the Diesel, was 4.26 cts. per gal. and the average cost of soft coal was $6.86 per net ton.


We wish at this time to stress the danger of relying on the present standby pump for dependable use. This


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unit consists of a direct acting Barr pump of 2 million gals. per twenty-four hours capacity, installed in 1903. One of the steam boilers was installed in 1903 and the other 1899.


The Commissioners feel that they do not wish to as- sume the responsibility of continuing this Barr pump and these boilers in service any longer and therefore recom- mend a new Diesel engine and pump, a duplicate of the one now in use, to be placed on the Barr pump foundation. The cost of the installation which would include Diesel engine and pump, pipe connections to existing suction and discharge, and a heater for the pump room would be $7,250.00.


We, therefore, urge the Town to make this appropria- tion in order that this new work may be done during 1940 and that the hazard of relying on the steam installation (parts of which are 37 years old and parts 40) may be eliminated.


PROPOSED NEW WORK


The report of the Superintendent shows a table in de- tail of the lengths and sizes of new pipe lines laid during the year, and the cost of material used on each job.


For the year 1940 we recommend new pipe on Chest- nut Street, and a section of Allerton Street and Samoset Street.


It happens almost invariably each year, after appro- priations are passed on, at the Town Meeting, that re- quests are made for minor extensions of main pipe that had not been anticipated when making up the budget. The Commissioners feel that they should be in a position to comply with such requests as seem to them warranted. We therefore, recommend an appropriation of $6,000.00 for Construction, which will be sufficient to do the pro- posed work on Chestnut Street, Allerton Street, and Samoset Street, and allow for some extensions that can- not now be foreseen.


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NEW TRUCK


We are recommending a new 1-ton truck to replace one bought in January of 1935. This truck has been run 57,000 miles and expensive repairs will have to be made if it is to be used. The net cost of the replacement will be $700.00. .


The Water Commissioners recommend, therefore, the following budget for 1940.


Maintenance


$25,000.00


Construction 6,000.00


New Truck 700.00


New Diesel and Pump


7,250.00


$38,950.00


Respectfully submitted,


WM. R. MORTON, Chairman


JOHN L. MORTON


JOHN H. DAMON


RICHARD T. ELDRIDGE


EDWARD R. BELCHER


Board of Water Commissioners


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SUMMARY OF STATISTICS


(Published by request of the New England Water Works Association, Plymouth, Mass. Water Works.) Population, 13,175.




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