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6 Cardio-Renal Disease
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63
1 4
Coronary Occlusion
87
28 Belle Moraes (Died in Wareham) 54
4 13 Diabetes Mellitus
Mar.
1 Clifton B. Bumpus 1 Donald W. Hogan
21 3
13
Asphyxiation by Drowning Asphyxiation by Drowning
3 Mary Francis
42
4 Alfred S. Burns
87
28
6 Bridget Lawlor
87
14
Cardio-Vascular Renal Disease Myocarditis
8 Helen Norway (Died in Tewksbury)
42 5 23
9 Joseph Gilpin
78
9
2
Cerebral Thrombosis
Julia J. Henderson
82
10
5
Acute Pulmonary Oedema
10 10 Mary A. Aldrich
90
7
16
Coronary Sclerosis
10 Frederick W. Paty
75
- 18 Coronary Thrombosis
10 Anna Mello (Died in 63 Taunton) 6 26 Arterio-Sclerotic Heart Disease
12
Vincent Zoccolante (Died in Kingston)
68
6 25
Hypertension
13 Robert L. Wilson (Died in Tokyo, Japan)
23
1 14
Cyanide Poisoning
14 John Brown
34
2
21
Cerebral Hemorrhage
15 Joseph Willette
49
4 15
Glioma of Brain
17 Manuel Cruz
75
Chronic Myocarditis
17 Anna K. Reigel (Died in Providence, R. I.) 63
10
4
Auricular Fibrillation
20 Alfonso Pirani
68
8
19
Sarcoma of Neck
20 Walter F. Hixon
65
10
15 Coronary Occlusion
21 Percy L. Whiting
66
3
2
Decompensated Heart Disease
22 Henry Schira (Died in
66
4
3
24 John A. Sturkes
69
10 21
Cancer of Mouth Cancer of Jaw
Andrew Bumpus and Dorothy Leonard Burt H. Hogan and Grace Brackett Manuel Mendes and Mary Souza William Burns and Margaret White Patrick Lawlor and Bridget Fahey
Elmer Holmes & Emma Alkin John Gilpin and Eliza Morton William Callahan and Ellen Green Jeremiah K. Aldrich and Sarah Hamar Seth W. Paty and Sarah E. Whiting
Joseph Pacheco and Mary Tavares
and
George F. Wilson & Mary Mentzel James Brown and Mary A. Pennicook Joseph Willette and Celina Damien Antonio Cruz and Anna Vegas
Jacob Reigel & Margaret Meffert Joseph Pirani and Anna Pioppi William F. Hixon and Genfred Pratt Thomas H. E. Whiting and Marcia A. Griffin
Jacob Schira and Elizabeth Korb Charles Sturkes and Mary Morrissey
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and
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3 9
Cardio-Vascular Renal Disease
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Kingston)
Cerebral Hemorrhage
DEATHS REGISTERED IN PLYMOUTH IN 1947-Cont'd
Date
Name
Age Y. M. D.
Cause of Death
24 Delma Brini
37
4 23 Surgical Shock
25 Joseph Ruggiero (Died in Taunton)
41
Carcinoma of Larynx
27 John W. Flannery
68
5 23 Myocarditis
28 Herman W. Hall
78
7
3 Carcinoma-Prostate Gland
28 Albina Petocchi
77
6 2 Cardio Renal Disease
Apr. 3 Aristide Capponcelli
69 11
9 Cerebral Hemorrhage
5 Elvie B. Patterson (Died in Boston)
55
2 6 Heart Disease
li Frank Borghi
78 7
3 Arterio-Sclerosis
11 Bessie M. Douglas (Died in Boston) 68
7 Acute Cardiac Failure
15 Herman W. Tower (Died in Taunton)
75
Charles L. Savery
77
6
2
21 Nellie P. Bowditch 75
10 27 Arteriosclerotic Hypertensive Heart Disease
21 Estelle M. Harrison
59
1 6 Cerebral Hemorrhage
25 Mary A. McArdle
84
7
7 Coronary Thrombosis
25 Anna Oldham
67
5 3 Carcinoma of Stomach
25 Mary C. Vose
90
- 28 Coronary Sclerosis
28 Mary E. Green 28 George A. Raymond 29 Francis Rogan
82
6 21
58
28 Cardiac Failure
Name of Parents
Silvio Ottani and Anita Balboni
Nicholas Ruggiero and Lucia Caramello Anthony Flannery and Bridget Harley
Isaac T. Hall and Mary Atwood Vincent Guareschi and Louise Ramboldi
Henry Capponcelli & Adelmina Pioni
Joseph Williams & Mary White Carlo Borghi & Mary Tassinari
Isaac McLaren & Ellen McLaren
George Tower & Othelia Soule Nehemiah Savery & Welthia Cobb
Rufus Pope & Harriet Williams Azel W. Harrison & Mary E. Robbins Henry McArdle & Bridget Swift Peter Paul & Clara Morin Charles W. Patten & Elizabeth Sargent William Faunce & Margaret McCarthy Henry Raymond & Salome Holmes Thomas Rogan & Mary Halloran
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17 19 Stillborn
Arteriosclerotic Encephalopathy Coronary Thrombosis
3 10 Metastatic Carcinoma of Lungs Myocardial Failure
67
May 1 Fred Zaniboni (Died in Boston) 1 Lewis W. Pearson Margaret N. Keefe
3 4
7 9
Christina Winter (Died in Kingston) Candace A. White Sarah E. Jacobs William Davis (Died in St. Paul, Minn.)
77
10 10
77
9 26
Coronary Thrombosis
93 7 11
Senility
9 Manuel M. Silva (Died in Fall River)
57
2
20
Cancer of Tongue
9 Maria Phillippi (Died in Medfield)
72
Cerebral Hemorrhage
11 Stillborn
11 Arthur M. Lobdell (Died in Taunton) 12 Lillian F. Briggs
80
1 2 Broncho Pneumonia 1 11 Carcinoma of Colon
15 Helen W. Holmes
78
11 23 Hypertensive Heart Disease
16 Peter Murray (Died in Hillside, Md.)
85
Coronary Occlusion
19 Guy Bernagozzi (Died in Pondville)
56
4 15
Carcinoma Rectum & Prostate
20 Mary Myron (Died in Rutherford, N. J.)
79
65
2
23
56
6 10 Asphyxiation by Suspension
76
8 13
81
8 22
Coronary Sclerosis Cerebral Hemorrhage
Enrico Zaniboni & Anna Malaguti Benjamin Pearson & Mary - Martin Keefe & Katherine Kenney Samuel Levaur & Minnie
Henry Kritzmacher & Elizabeth Kuhn Alexander Williams & Minerva Spradley Charles Jacobs & Elmina Curtis
William Davis & Helen Russell
Manuel Silva &
Bartz &
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Orlando P. Lobdell & Olive J. Badger William P. Bailey & Almira F. Miller Gideon F. Holmes & Helen A. Drew
John Murray & Margaret Rankin
Vincent Bernagozzi & Anunziata Cotti
&
John L. Edwards & Caroline Fish Henry Roth & Louisa Bartz
21 Karl Roth 23 Stillborn 24 Josiah Hovey Harlow 25 Howard L. Hall
61
9
87
88
10
8 Liposarcoma Cardio Renal Disease Senility Coronary Thrombosis
78 7 22
Cerebral Hemorrhage Uremia
1 2 Fannie B. Goodstone
81
1
12 Arteriosclerotic Heart Disease Hemorrhage from Stomach
21 Arthur O. Edwards
William Harlow & Abby T. Holmes George A. Hall & Louisiana Newhall
83
DEATHS REGISTERED IN PLYMOUTH IN 1947-Cont'd
Date
Name
Age Y. M. D.
Cause of Death
29 Annie A. Taft 31 Otis S. Veasey (Died in Taunton)
69
1 23
Cerebral Embolism
88
11 27 Terminal Broncho Pneumonia
June
Clarence E. Brown
62 10 13
Myocardial Infarction
1 2 Carl Phillippi (Died in Brockton) 3 Ellen E. Robinson
76
4 19
Arteriosclerosis Coronary Occlusion
3
Casper Ruprecht
79
9
9
Heart Disease
6 Caroline Peterson
86
4 24
Chronic Myocarditis
10 Dane L. Cotti Stillborn
1 26
Heart Disease
14
Duncan Haggart
20
11
27
Fracture of Skull
14 Stillborn
18 August Peck
78
5
2
19 Nellie I. Cleveland
73
5
19 Manuel Almeida, Jr.
52
3 15 Arteriosclerotic Heart Disease
20 Joseph Andrews
9
hours
Prematurity
23 Julie Christiansen
74
11 23
24 Edward A. Court
79
11 6
24 Catherine T. Morrissey
76
5 9 Coronary Disease
24 Henrietta F. White
80
9 5 Carcinoma Left Ovary
26 William M. Colby
79
26 Carcinoma of Prostate
27
Hannah I. Morse
79
3 2 Pulmonary Edema
28 Mary E. Cooper (Died in N. Y.)
54
5 24 Carcinoma of Rectum
Name of Parents T. M. Ryder & Rosa Cahoon Nathaniel K. Veasey & Martha J. Marston
Alexander M. Brown & Julia E. Deshon
Carl Phillippi & Catherine Miller William Flynn & Ellen Daley John Ruprecht & Mary Kortchite Hakon Berg & Ellen Hokanson Arthur Cotti & Eva Souza
Edmund Haggart & Robernia Miller
Philip Peck & Elizabeth Weichel Ezra Shaw & Susan
Manuel Almeida & Marina Bothelo Alfred G. Andrews & Annie Andrews Augustav Peterson & Caroline Bredberg Thomas Court & Elizabeth Shaw John Morrissey & Bridget Naughton Israel Clark & Sally C. Blackmer Edward P. Colby & Annie Judgeson Robert D. Parker & Hannah M. Westgate
Patrick Quinlan & Catherine Leonard
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-
12
Cardiac Failure Carcinomatosis
Coronary Thrombosis Pneumonia
69
July 2
Sullivan (Died in Boston) John F. Dimond
23
9
13
3 Pietro Galvani
63
3
24 Carcinoma of Lungs
3 Manuel Salgado, Jr.
41
11
29 Sarcoma-Rt. Lung
7 Lena A. Rickard
62
3
Carcinoma of Breast
9
Jesse Arruda, Sr. (Died in Hanson) Esther R. Reynolds
62
8 15
Pulmonary Tuberculosis
12 12
Chester W. Kendrick
51
5 22
Cancer of Stomach
John P. Briggs
67
5 12
Coronary Occlusion
14 16 Adela . Govoni
58
8
Coronary Thrombosis
William A. Gray
72
4
6
Coronary Thrombosis
18
Candace O. Fernald (Died in Boston) Susan M. Walters 73
11
28
21
10
7
Catherine DeVine
78
3
18
Coronary Sclerosis
21 23 Edna C. Thurber
48
11
22 Acute Myocardial Failure
24 Cyrus S. Litchfield
84
4
8 Cardio Vascular Renal Disease Cardio Vascular Renal Disease
26 Charles. E. Waite
89
4
4
28 Clara M. Turner
64
2 26 Aneurysm
Aug. 2 Alan F. Nightingale (Died in Boston)
23
3 Mary C. Hubbell
80
3 Caesar Gomes
26
51
10 George W. Allen 10 Lois C. Bell
19
6 7 Progressive Muscular Atrophy Adenocarcinoma 9 Asphyxiation by Drowning - Asphyxiation by Drowning 1 11 Asphyxiation by Drowning
Joseph F. Sullivan & Mary A. Weimert
Frederick Dimond & Mary Chipman Izaia Galvani & Theresa Cassiani Manuel Salgado & Mary Cabral Warren P. Rickard & Emma Cook
Mariano Arruda & Mary Correira Martin V. Holmes & Hannah Atwood James R. Kendrick & Mary E. Landry John Briggs & Annette Cornish
John Gallerani & William H. Gray & Matilda Newsome Pietro Bagni & Maria Tromba
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Gail W. Fernald & Gertrude M. Hill Daniel O'Connell & Margaret Tonny Patrick Keefe & Catherine Scott Wilbur Clark & Helen Keene Foster Litchfield & Rebecca Whitcomb Benjamin F. Waite & Martha Ferris John Emery & Agnes L. McNeil
George Nightingale & Marion L. Sampson William S. Hubbell & Caroline Southmayde Lino Gomes & Louisa Fernandes George Allen & Chester Bell & Blanche Winslow
10
69
8 10
Carcinoma of Liver
16 16 Guiseppi Bagni
74
1 23
Carcinomatosis
Arnold Chiari Syndrome Coronary Thrombosis
Stillborn
1 Atelectasis Asphyxiation by Drowning
3
DEATHS REGISTERED IN PLYMOUTH IN 1947-Cont'd
Date
Name
10 Alfred R. Hussey
78
4 18
Arterio Sclerosis Congenital Heart Disease
14 Frank A. Newell
82 2 10 Coronary Thrombosis
17 Joseph J. Dotalo
35 4 14
Coronary Occlusion
23 Silas K. Crowell
87 7 14 Chronic Myocarditis
26 27
Wikenty Lazuk (Died in Tewksbury) 64 10
8 Pyelonephritis
Alphonse J. Andrada (Died in Bedford)
28 2
5
Pulmonary Tuberculosis Broncho-Pneumonia (Prostatectomy)
27 George L. Reid (Died in Cleveland, O.)
76
16
Natural Causes
Nicholas Monteiro
65
4 11
Coronary Occlusion
28 29 Emma Baker
66
11 15 Coronary Thrombosis
31 Angelo Cappella (Died in Medfield)
69
3 2 Diabetes Mellitus
Name of Parents
George Hussey & Elizabeth Morgan Manuel J. Oliver & Louise F. Tortari Asa Newell & Martha Horn Prisco Dotalo & Catherine Ferrante Silas K. Crowell & Phoebe Kelley
John Lazuk & Eva -
Frank Andrada & Mary H. Bolinho Joseph Stockbridge & Sarah Gibson John Reid &
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Levi Monteiro & Mary Bernado &
Joseph Cappella & Marilla Pascalena
Sept.
5 Donald Collingwood (Died in Seattle, Wash.) 5 Antone Furtado (Died in Taunton) 76
52
7 20 Fractured Skull
6 Everett Doten
58
9 6 10 Broncho Pneumonia Coronary Thrombosis
7 May B. Yeomans
78
7 15 Chronic Myocarditis
11
Bernard M. Harding (Died
in Dartmouth)
29
9 17 Multiple Fractures
Joseph T. Collingwood & Mary Morton
John Furtado & Mary Monish George E. Doten & Ella M. Bourne Francis R. Stoddard & Mary Baldwin Caleb S. Harding & Lottie M. Wilson
Age Y. M. D.
Cause of Death
14 Alice L. Oliver
14
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27 Herbert A. Stockbridge (Died in Brookline)
76 6 1
18 Maretta F. Boden
69
5
14 Pulmonary Edema Malignant Lymphoma
19 Ralph H. Gilbert
45
1 26
20 David Deans
68
4
4 Congestive Cardiac Failure Carcinoma of Larynx
21 Alexander Saylor
65
21 Joseph J. Alves
2 Cerebral Anstia
21 Lena P. Kenney
53
6
5 Leukemia
22 Warren L. Adams
55
11
11 Cancer of Stomach
26 George F. Gray
88
5
2 Arterio Sclerotic Heart Disease
27 Emma T. Brewster
85
1
7 Intestinal Obstruction
28 Allena E. Ward
79
10
15 Congestive Heart Failure
29 Andrew K. McLeod
80
1
9 Asphyxiation by Drowning
29 Wilfred Brodeur
59
9
25
Multiple Fractures
30 Clementina Feci
75
9 3 7 16
Oct. 1 Fred J. Stevens
77
Coronary Sclerosis
3 Hannah A. Benson
66
9 22
Congestive Cardiac Failure
3 Benjamin L. Besse
63
6 21 Pulmonary Edema
4 Mary L. Manter
91
9 12 Cardio Renal Vascular Disease
5 Fannie M. Thomas
90
10 25
Cardio Vascular Renal Disease
5 Victoria Surprenant
24
10 25
Puncture of Lung
7 Alfred E. Erskine Died in Boston) Charles A. Volta
29
10
10
67
11
21
46 11 12
Pulmonary Tuberculosis
11 Frederick D. Gerry (Died in Rutland)
79
2 12
Pulmonary Tuberculosis
12 Louis Silva
56
1 26
Cancer of Stomach
14 Manuel Enos
59
10 19 Cerebral Thrombosis
68
9 29
Diabetes Insipidus
86
10 20
Chronic Myocarditis
Walter Arnold & Lydia A. Howland William Gilbert & Anne Scott Henry Deans & Mary Buchanan George W. Saylor & Annie Bird Manuel Alves & Lucy Zaniboni Avard Smith & Elva Williams Edgar Adams & Laura Braley Jireh I. Gray & Nancy Charles A. Hertel & Sophia Benjamin Ward & Elizabeth Perkins William McLeod & Eleanor Glemm Joseph Brodeur & Sophronia Roy Severino Povardi & Adel Padovani
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Charles E. Stevens & Caroline Turner Jahn Anderson & Maria Benjamin Besse & Lucy Sherman Ebenezer Nickerson & Mary Langford Gamaliel Thomas & Ruth Nelson Peter A. Dufault & Isabella Ruprecht
Eugene P. Erskine & Dorothy Harris Vincent Volta & Caroline Gozzi
Patrick Smith & Mary Brewster
Bachus Gerry & Jane Macavoy Manuel Silva & Joseph Enos &
Harry Hunt & Mae I. Covell Isaac Dickerman & Louisa Westgate
14 Edith H. Whiton 15 Horace W. Dickerman
Cerebral Hemorrhage Virus Pneumonia
8 9 Lawrence L. Smith (Died in Hanson)
Acute Cardiac Failure
DEATHS REGISTERED IN PLYMOUTH IN 1947-Cont'd
Date
Name
Age Y. M. D.
Cause of Death
15 John F. Waters
88
11 19
Cardiac Failure Coronary Occlusion
16 Septimus E. Gray
84 8 2
18 Stephen C. Davis
15 hours
Pulmonary Atelectasis
20 Ella Grover
Acute Dilatation of Heart
22 John Kittredge
Premature Birth
22 Angelina Lenari
Coronary Heart Disease
22 James Hayes
85
11 7
Intestinal Obstruction
23 Florence P. Drew
49
7 13 Carcinoma Sigmoid Colon
25 Clarence D. Bradford
62 3 14
Coronary Thrombosis
27 Ida M. Hill
93
8 18
Generalized Arterio Sclerosis
28 John Motta
61
8 14 Carcinoma of Rectum
28 Addie M. Holmes
93
19
Arterio-Sclerosis
28 Lucia R. Hedge
74
10 15
Arterio-Sclerotic Heart Disease
Nov. 4 Paul F. Govoni
9
Atelectasis
4 Mary Carreiro
63
10
13 Carcinoma of Stomach
5 Abbott A. Raymond
70
9
3 Coronary Sclerosis
7 Joseph Cabral
80
4
Cerebral Hemorrhage
8 Mary Wright
79
9
10 1 Arteriosclerotic Heart Disease Pulmonary Edema
9 Melvin Prince
32 8
7
27
Cerebral Hemorrhage
9 Carmela Brigida 9 Erminia Carafoli
67
1 18 Hypertensive Heart Disease
20 George W. MacDonald
61
1 24
General Peritonitis
21 Mary Rapoza 21 Ernest G. Ayer
59
1 16 Carcinoma Liver & Gall Bladder
88
6 24 Arterio-Sclerosis
22 Antonio Silva
68
Myocardial Failure
Name of Parents
Samuel Waters & Charity Beldoc John Gray & Elizabeth
Arthur R. Davis & Agnes E. Forney Cyrenus Hirsch & Helen Gardner John S. Kittredge & Jeannette A. Goodwin John Scucato &
Edward Hayes & Rachel Radigan Daniel Brown & Faustina Holmes Edward W. Bradford & Jeannette A. Ellis Dryden Smith & Emily Webster Antone Motta &
Hosia C. Bartlett & Sarah Drew William Hedge & Catherine E. Russell
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Frank P. Govoni & Emma Paul John Furtado & Mary Monish Shadrach A. Raymond & Abbie J. Ryder Domonic Cabral & Mary Michelina Nathaniel Wright & Abbie S. Pezzi John Prince & Mary A. Prinus Bartholomew Veloce & Donata Virgilio Guerra & Mary Bongovani Hiram MacDonald & Blanche Kincaide Manuel Tavares & Gloria Walcott Ayer & Lydia Michael Silva & Mary Dias
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83 68 24 30 min. 1 24
24 Antone Pimental, Jr. (Died in Boston) 28 Emma M. Atterbeck (died in Westboro) 69 30 Mary E. Finney (Died in Taunton) 75
35
6 26
Esophageal Varix
8 15 Broncho Pneumonia
Duodenal Ulcer
Dec.
2 Arthur T. Forest
86 11 1 Coronary Sclerosis
6 17- *Arterio Sclerotic Heart Disease
5 Alston C. Tripp 5 William A. Pacheco (Died in Boston)
62
Organic Disease of Heart
Jerome Pacheco & Margaret Jesus
6 Stillborn Frank S. Shaw
55
6 3
Coronary Occlusion
9 Walter E. Bagen
58
13
Cancer of Stomach
9 Umberto Gilli
67
2
18 Virus Pneumonia
12 George E. Reynolds
88
5 29 Myocardial Insufficiency
13 Elizabeth M. Wilcox 13 Martin R. McCarthy
73
2
28
Pulmonary Embolus
James MacDougall & Annie
James McCarthy & Mary Crowley
18 Stillborn
19 Harold W. Andre
28
8
4
Multiple Fractures-Mill Accident Manuel J. Andre & Alice Wentworth
19 Joseph L. Ledo
63
11
17
Broncho Pneumonia
19 Henry M. Fontes
60
-
79
8 10 Arterio-Sclerosis
82
13
Arterio-Sclerosis
92
10 10 Arterio-Sclerosis
67 6
6 Bronchial Pneumonia
Antone Pimental & Julia Souza
&
Robert Hill & Mary Nasbett
Theophilus Forest &
Arthur W. Freeman & Annie Kerns
2 Arthur W. Freeman (Died in Boston) 57 4 Dina Solieri (Died in Boston) 54
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1 28 Pulmonary Embolism Cerebral Hemorrhage
Gaetano Borghi & Adele Sitti George A. Tripp & Mary I. Schultz
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Manuel Ledo & Mary Texiera Hanrigus Gomes & Laopoldina Fontes
20 Ida Mahler (Died in Taunton)
Thomas Lawlor & Ellen Stone John Perkins & Sarah Rogan
20 Isaac H. Perkins 22 Amy B. Washburn
24 Florence Briggs
70
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Broncho Pneumonia
Roland S. Shaw & Maria Hipson William J. Bagen & Magdalena Hemmerly Augusto Gilli & Jacob Reynolds &
Third Degree Burns of Body
ยท Harvey W. Weston & Martha B. Gibbs Francis T. Randall & Susan A. Watson
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DEATHS REGISTERED IN PLYMOUTH IN 1947-Cont'd
Date
Name
Age Y. M. D.
Cause of Death
Name of Parents
26 Sophia J. Howard
83
9 23
26 Olin W. Hutchinson
80
7
8
27 Elise Johnson
79
7 21 Cerebral Thrombosis
30 Edith M. Robbins
78
18
Cardio Vascular Renal Disease
Sylvanus Sampson & Edith Hayward
30
Henry F. Dupuis (Died
in Palmer) 14
11 15
Epilepsy
Arthemes Girouard 30
70
7 24
Hypertensive Heart Disease
Chronic Myocarditis Robert Howard & Ellen Costello Carcinoma of Bladder & Prostate Jerry Hutchinson & Almire McCrillis Anderson &
Ernest Dupuis & Edith Henderson Alex Reene & Mary Loziere
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SUMMARY
BIRTHS, 1947 Number Registered 509, of which 181 were non-resi- dents.
Males
275
Females 234
509
MARRIAGES, 1947 Number Registered 212 DEATHS, 1947
Number of deaths registered 257, of which 59 were non-residents and 44 died out of town, burial taking place in Plymouth.
There have been issued from the Town Clerk's Office for the year 1947, licenses as follows:
Resident Citizen's Fishing Licenses 672
439
Resident Citizen's Hunting Licenses 353
Resident Citizen's Sporting Licenses
Resident Citizen's Minor and Female Licenses
129
Resident Citizen's Trapping Licenses
17
Resident Citizen's Sporting (Free) Licenses
77
Resident Citizen's Military (Free) Licenses Resident Citizen's O. A. A. (Free) Licenses
8
Special Non-Resident Fishing Licenses 32
Non-Resident Citizen's Minor Fishing Licenses 0
Non-Resident Citizen's Fishing Licenses
14
Duplicate Licenses 10
Male Dog Licenses 690
Female Dog Licenses 345
Kennel Licenses 3
HERBERT K. BARTLETT, Town Clerk.
Resident Citizen's Minor Trapping Licenses
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REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS AND SEWERS
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen
Gentlemen:
I herewith submit a report of the work done in the Street and Sewer Departments from January 1 to December 31, 1947.
SEWERS
The sewer work has been carried out this year with the new extension laid on the following streets: Wellings- ley Ave., 200' of 8" sewer pipe and new manhole built, Knapp's Terrace, 350' of 8" pipe and one new manhole. Approximately 1,000' of sewer lines have been dragged and tree roots removed. Manholes have been cleaned out with several new ones built and repaired and several new services installed. The main sewer on Sandwich Street had to be repaired in front of the Jenney Gas Sta- tion because of collapse pipes. This sewer is 16' deep and required cribbing a trench 18' long and 4' wide. Three 15" pipe were replaced and 50' of main sewer had to be cleaned where sand and gravel washed into it. A six foot standpipe had to be replaced for sewer service into the Resnick property.
STREET CLEANING
The usual work of cleaning streets and catchbasins has been carried out this year.
ASPHALT SIDEWALKS
Approximately 5,580 sq. yds. of asphalt hot mix side- walks were laid on streets that were in a very dangerous condition. Other sidewalks were repaired where tree roots had raised and broken the surface. This work will be carried out this coming year.
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HIGHWAY CONST. & RECONST.
The following streets were resurfaced with asphalt, tar, sand and peastone: Grant St., Walnut St., Mckinley Road, Standish Ave., Water St., Cotton St., Alvin Road, Winter St., Union St., Manomet Ave., White Horse Road, Dias Road, Peck Ave., Vinal Ave., Gray Ave., Birch Ave. and shoulders on Cliff St. that needed to be brought up to grade. At Russell Mills Road, a mixed-in-place sur- face, of tar and gravel was laid over the old gravel sur- face 21/2" deep for a distance of 1/2 mile and 20' wide. The same type of surface was laid over the old gravel surface on Boot Pond Road, a distance of 6/10 of a mile and 22' wide, sealed with asphalt and sand.
DRAINS AND BROOKS
Samoset Street, 100' of 18" pipe was removed, cleaned, replaced and the brook filled in with gravel. Hedge Road, the brook from Court St. to the ocean was dug out with a shovel, a depth from one foot to three feet deep and four feet wide and all culverts cleaned out. Point Road, a new drain was installed on this road to take care of surface water. Forty-four feet of 12" pipe was laid with stone header at each end. Bartlett Brook was dug out with a gas shovel where the northeast storms had filled it up with sand. Off Alden St., 150' of drain pipe was removed, pipes cleaned and replaced.
CHAPTER 90 CONSTRUCTION
Main St. Ext., Main St. and Court St. from Water St. to Russell Ave. was resurfaced with 21/2" of Hot Mixed Type I laid by the Old Colony Crushed Stone Co. of Quincy. All Electric Light Co. manholes, Telephone Co. manholes, sewer manholes and water gates were raised to grade and new ones replaced where needed. In sev- eral places the sidewalk and curbing were raised to meet grades. The cost of this work was $20,000.00 with the state contributing $10,000, County $5,000 and town $5,000. I recommend having this work continue for 1948.
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GRANOLITHIC SIDEWALK & CURBING
Corner Court & Brewster Sts., 40' cement curbing was rebuilt, 4 slabs 4'x4'-4" was replaced. Corner No. Park Ave. & Court St. 30' cement curbing was rebuilt and re- placed with three slabs 3'x3'-4". At Winter St. a cement slab in a driveway was removed and curbing put in its place. Oceanview Ave., on the west side, 399' of curbing was built and on the east side 164' of curbing making a total of 563' of curbing, 7" wide and 21" deep for a side- walk to be laid this coming year. The seawall on Water St. was pointed up with stone and cement to prevent the tide water washing in back of it. A number of cement slabs were replaced where tree roots had raised them up.
MISCELLANEOUS
Fence at Black Pond, on the Old Sandwich Road, was built for a distance of 300' with wooden posts and wooden guard rail. Cliff Street had 200' of wooden guard rail fence rebuilt.
The old Town Highway Barn in the rear of the In- firmary was taken down because of its dangerous con- dition and all lumber in good condition was cleared of nails and stored away for future use.
Several roads in the outlying districts and in town were brushed out this fall in some of the most dangerous places.
Lines and grades for street and sewer work have been supplied by the Town Engineer, Edward Chase, and rec- ords of same filed at his office.
Respectfully submitted,
ELMER C. CHANDLER,
Supt. of Streets and Sewers.
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PLYMOUTH BOARD OF HEALTH 1947
The past year has been an unusually satisfactory one for the Board of Health. The health of the community was high with the smallest number of communicable diseases reported for a number of years. Your Board of Health is still concerned with the neglect of some physicians and many parents in promptly reporting a communicable disease to the Board of Health. It is im- portant, whether or not a physician attends a case of sickness, that all communicable diseases be reported promptly to your Board of Health; this may prevent a serious epidemic.
The work of the Board during the past year has been largely of a routine nature, due we believe to the pro- gram of improvement and health control which has been followed by your Board of Health for the past years.
For the year ending December 1947 the following con- tagious diseases were reported.
Chicken-Pox 22
Dog Bite
20
Measles 13
Scarlet Fever 11
Pul. Tuberculosis
1
Trichinosis
1
Whooping Cough 10
Gonorrhea
3
Syphillis
8
Total 89
The program of tuberculosis control has been carried on in the usual way. Sixty-five persons were examined and x-rayed at the Plymouth County Hospital.
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All cases of contagion are being hospitalized at the Haynes Memorial Hospital in Brighton. We are sending cases to Brighton because a shortage of nurses exists in Plymouth which required closing the contagious wing of the Jordan Hospital although the town contributes to the maintenance in event it may be re-opened. The con- tract between the Jordan Hospital and the Board of Health we believe to be a favorable one for the people of Plymouth.
We wish to remind all parents that once each year there is a clinic held at the Board of Health rooms for the immunization against diptheria. This disease is on the increase according to reports of the State Depart- ment of Public Health so we advise the parents of Plym- outh children to take no chances but to bring their chil- dren to the clinic for immunization. The time and date of the clinic will be published in the local paper.
The regular and complete analysis and inspection of milk continues under the able direction of our milk in- spector and the Steele Laboratory at East Bridgewater. The reports are excellent and show that a high quality of milk is being sold in the town. Careful inspection is made at regular intervals of all eating establishments, pasteurization plants, stores, bakeries, fish markets and other places handling edible products. Your Board de- mands a high standard and is glad to report that the cooperation of Plymouth establishments has been excel- lent.
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