Town annual report of Rutland 1914-23, Part 22

Author: Rutland, Mass.
Publication date: 1914
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 902


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We have had very few changes or additions in our list of text books, but are just introducing a new series in Reading that will be of distinct benefit. We need to substitute the new series of Aldine readers for the old edition, and we need supplementary books in History and Geography. As soon as possible there should be a new edition of Geography texts and a revision of the course of study in History as well as in Geography. More at- tention should be given to Drawing and Handwork in the grades. We have a teacher who is ready to supervise this work if time can be found. A good text for teaching Civics should be procured for the grades, as special emphasis is now being placed on training for citizenship. In the high school we have a modern book for this work.


Something should be done this year about repairs and new desks at the North Rutland school. This village is too remote from the Center to make transportation of any of the pupils advisable, but we need to improve conditions there. We have


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been very fortunate in securing excellent teachers for the school, through the co-operation of the Lowell State Normal School, and a special appropriation of $1,000 is needed to make necessary changes and additions to equipment.


Special thanks are due to Mr. Griffin at West Rutland for the practical demonstration of his public spirit and for his splendid service to the town. He has furnished the material and labor for painting the entire interior and exterior of the building, and has provided for its care and cleaning.


Provision should be made for transporting the seventh and eighth grades from West Rutland to the Center and also for high school pupils. In this connection it is well to note that under Part II of Chapter 363, Acts of 1919, we are reimbursed for one half of all we spend for transportation.


In closing I want to urge that parents take a greater interest in our schools, that they try to get better acquainted with the teachers, and that there be recognition of the importance of the public schools in the life of the community. We need co-opera- tion and the cultivation in the home of an atmosphere favorable to the schools. Criticisms should be made to school officials and not before children. The School Committee, the Superintendent, and the teachers are eager for the success of the school system and the individual child. The spirit of our teachers is excellent. They merit our moral and financial support.


Respectfully submitted,


J. R. CHILDS,


Superintendent of Schools.


SCHOOL STATISTICS, 1919-1920


SCHOOL


TEACHER


TRAINING


BEGAN HERE


TOTAL


MEMBERSHIP


AVERAGE


MEMBERSHIP


AVERAGE


ATTENDANCE


PER CENT.


ATTENDANCE


ENROLLED


DEC., 1920


High


Van Buren Moody John V. Jewett Ethel F. Putnam


Amherst Dartmouth Middlebury


Sept. 1919


27


25


23


92


32


Jan. 1920 Sept. 1919


Grammar


Lucy E. Donahue


Worcester N. S.


Sept. 1919


25


22


20


91


22


Sub-Grammar


Mary E. Shea Bernice L. Prouty


Worcester N. S. Mt. Holyoke


Sept. 1918 Jan. 1919


33


30


27


90


28


70


Intermediate


Mary C. Tilly Doris L. Prescott


Fitchburg N. S. Worcester N. S.


Sept. 1919 Mar. 1920


25


21


18


86


25


Primary


Elizabeth Savage Mary C. Tilly


Framingham N. S. Fitchburg N. S.


Apr. 1917 Mar. 1920


26


21


19


90


30


North


Anastasia M. Brown Edith T. Miles


Lowell N. S. Lowell N. S.


Apr. 1919 Apr. 1920


41


32


26


81


28


West


Catherine O'Leary Alice C. Gray Flora A. Jean


Worcester N. S. Lowell N. S. Fitchburg N. S.


Sept. 1918 Jan. 1920 Apr. 1929


33


26


22


84


30


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ENROLLMENT BY GRADES, DECEMBER, 1920


SCHOOL


I


II


III


IV


V


VI


VII


VIII


IX


X


XI


XII


Total


High


16


8


8


0


32


Center


17


13


12


13


10


18


16


6


105


North


3


3


7


1


4


4


5


1


28


West


5


4


9


2


4


5


1


0


30


Totals


25


20


28


16


18


27


22


7


16


8


8


0


195


71


72


SCHOOL CENSUS, APRIL 1, 1920


Number of children in Rutland


Boys


Girls


Total


Between 5 and 7 years of age


14


17


31


Between 7 and 14 years of age


62


71


133


Between 14 and 16 years of age


16


18


34


92


106


198


PROMOTION BY GRADES, JUNE, 1920


I


II


III


IV


V


VI


VII


VIII


Totals


Promoted


14


12


13


15


22


17


7


19


119


Promoted on trial


3


4


3


1


2


5


0


0


18


Not promoted Special


6


2


0


0


1


0


0


0


9


0


1


0


1


0


0


0


0


2


148


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AGE AND GRADING CHART


Age


I


II


III


IV


VI


VII


VIII


IX


Sept. 2, 1920


6


1


3


61/2


1


1


7


2


9


1


1


71/2


2


2


1


8


2


4


81/2


1


4


3


9


1


2


5


1


91/2


10


1


3


7


2


1012


1


1


3


1


3


11


1


1


2


6


111/2


2


4


1


12


1


5


1


121/2


1


1


3


5


1


1


13


1


5


3


1312


1


1


2


3


14


1


4


1


7


141/2


1


3


15


2


1512


1


2


16


1


1


4


21


17


16


18


24


22


7


19


2


1


The figures in black type represent the number of children we consider to be of normal age and grading. Those above these black figures represent the number of children who are accelerated or above the normal. Those below represent the retarded child- ren, or those who for some reason are below or behind grade. This may be due to late entrance, sickness, irregularity of attendance, or mental slowness.


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ROLL OF HONOR, 1919-1920


Neither absent nor tardy for one year, except as indicated:


Cornelius Fitzpatrick (12) Nelson Mann (1)


Lorenna Fitzpatrick (112) Alfreda Noyes (12)


Tardy but not absent for one year, except as indicated: Leo Curtis (12) Bertha Oliver (1)


Neither absent nor tardy for one term, except as indicated


Mira Fritze (1) Edward Prescott


Frank Hatstat (12)


Earl Santimaw


Agnes Martin (12)


Morris Viner


Jeannette Mead (12)


Margaret Webber


Margaret Miles


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REPORT OF THE HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL


Rutland, Mass., January 1, 1920.


To the Superintendent of Schools:


In compliance with your request I am submitting my report of the Rutland High School.


We were very fortunate in securing the services of Mrs. Vera A. Drury as the assistant teacher, and it has been a real pleasure to work with her.


The enrollment this year shows an increase of eight over that of last year. Next year it should be still larger, for we lose none by graduation, there being no senior class now.


To meet this increase in membership I wish to urge the need of another assistant, under whose direction courses in Manual Arts and Music may be introduced.


There is special need for increased laboratory equipment and for new text books in Science and English.


I wish to thank the School Committee and the Superintendent for their very loyal support. It is my earnest desire to merit it.


Respectfully submitted,


CHANNING H. GREENE,


Principal.


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REPORT OF SCHOOL PHYSICIAN


Rutland, Mass., December 31, 1920.


The school children have been as a rule quite well. The usual colds and acute troubles of the upper air passages kept some at home for a time. No serious communicable disease has appeared in the schools. The village school had quite a number of cases of so-called war itch, which with proper treat- ment subsided in a few days. Whooping cough disturbed the school very little, as that occurred during vacation time. German measles appeared in West Rutland School. Pink eye (acu t conjunctivitis) occurred in North Rutland School. Decayed teeth, tonsil and adenoids are the worst troubles among the children. These should have, as has been advised, proper treatment. Many children from the Center school are sent to the physician's office for examination or some injury, while in school. We wish Rutland could see its necessity to supply ample means for a system which will provide for a school nurse and a thorough physical examination of each of the school pupils.


We need the co-operation of parents and inhabitants to get more benefits from school examinations. If you would not have affliction visit you twice, listen at once to what it teaches.


Respectfully submitted,


WILLIAM E. CHAMBERLAIN, School Physician.


ANNUAL REPORTS


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Town Officers of the Town of Rutland


FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31


1921


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FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31


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TOWN OFFICERS For the Year Ending February 1, 1921


LOUIS M. HANFF


Term expires 1922


Selectmen


Term expires 1924


Term expires 1922


Term expires 1923


Assessors


Term expires 1924


Term expires 1923


Term expires 1922


Overseers of Poor


JOSEPH E. WARE M. J. CULLEN LOUIS M. HANFF


Term expires 1924


Term expires 1922 Term expires 1923


Treasurer, WILLIAM C. TEMPLE


Collector, MILES E. GRIFFIN


Water Commissioners


WM. E. HUNT GEORGE H. MILLS E. DEXTER MARSH


Term expires 1924


Term expires 1922 Term expires 1923


School Committee


WALTER A. WHEELER LOUIS M. HANFF GEORGE N. LAPHAM, M. D.


Term expires 1924


Term expires 1922 Term expires 1923


Board of Health


LEON A. ALLEY M. D. WILLIAM E. CHAMBERLAIN, M. D. BAYARD T. CRANE, M. D.


Term expires 1924


Term expires 1922 Term expires 1923


J. WARREN MOULTON CHARLES J. CAMPBELL CHARLES E. CARROLL


GEORGE E. SMITH H. EDWARD WHEELER MATTHEW J. CULLEN


Town Clerk


3


Library Trustees


MRS. FRANCES P. HANFF MRS. HATTIE S. GRIFFIN MRS. MARY E. MILES


Term expires 1924


Term expires 1922 Term expires 1923


Auditor, FRED M. ELA (resigned) FRANK X. POWERS (appointed)


Tree Warden, H. EDWARD WHEELER


JOHN J. COLLINS LOUIS M. HANFF


Constables MARK REED JOHN W. MOULTON, JR.


PATRICK D. MURPHY


OFFICERS APPOINTED BY THE SELECTMEN


Measurers of Wood and Bark and Surveyors of Lumber JOSEPH E. WARE


LEROY S. PUTNAM FREDERICK W. HATSTAT


Field Drivers


GEORGE M. DAVIS


JOSEPH E. WARE


Pound Keeper, ANTHONY HOLBROOK


Cattle Inspector, WM. C. TEMPLE


Meat and Provision Inspector, ANTHONY HOLBROOK (Appointed by Board of Health)


Sealer of Weights and Measures, LOUIS M. HANFF


Fence Viewers WESTON R. UPHAM


LEWIS F. DRURY GEORGE H. RICE


Soldiers' Burial Agent, CLARENCE PRESCOTT


Superintendent of Streets ARTHUR F. BROWN (appointed)


Dog Officer, EDWIN M. LEAVITT


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Moth Inspector, H. EDWARD WHEELER


Special Police


WILLARD J. TURNER GEORGE BACON EDWIN M. LEAVITT


EDMUND BURKE EDW. C. O'BRIEN OSCAR NORDQUIST


C. T. OLIVER


Public Weighers


WALTER C. BROWN DEXTER MARSH EUGENE MARSH


MERRILL ECCLESTON WILLARD J. TURNER C. T. OLIVER


Fire Engineers


H. EDWARD WHEELER, Chief


E. DEXTER MARSH


LOUIS M. HANFF CLARENCE T. OLIVER


PATRICK D. MURPHY


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WARRANT FOR TOWN MEETING, FEBRUARY 6, 1922


COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS


WORCESTER, SS.


To Either of the Constables of the Town of Rutland, in the County of Worcester,


GREETING :


In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, you are directed to notify the inhabitants of the town of Rutland, qualified to vote in elections and in town affairs, to meet at the town hall, in said Rutland, on the sixth day of February next inst., at nine o'clock in the forenoon, then and there to act on the following articles:


Article 1. To choose a Moderator to preside at said meeting.


Art. 2. To hear the annual reports of the town officers and committees, and act thereon.


Art. 3. To bring in and deposit their ballots for one Selectman for three years, for one Selectman for two years to fill a vacancy, for one Assessor for three years, for one Assessor for one year, for one Overseer of the Poor for three years, for a Treasurer for one year, for a Collector of Taxes for one year, for a Town Clerk for three years, for one Water Commissioner for three years, for one School Committee for three years, for one member of the Board of Health for three years, for one Library Trustee for three years, for Auditor for one year, for a Tree Warden for one year, for one Park Commissioner for three years, for one Park Commissioner for two years, for one Park Commissioner for one


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year, for five Constables for one year, and to vote "Yes" or "No" on the question: "Shall license be granted for the sale of certain non-intoxicating beverages in this town?" and to see if the town will accept Chap. 14, Acts 1921, entitled, "An act to authorize Assessors in towns to appoint assistant Assessors."


All the above to be voted for on one ballot, each to specify the person to be voted for, by placing a cross (X) after his name.


The polls to be open at 10 o'clock A. M., and may close at 2 o'clock P. M.


Art. 4. To choose all necessary town officers and committees.


Art. 5. To see if the town will authorize the Treasurer to borrow money for the use of the town in anticipation of revenue, under the approval of the Selectmen.


Art. 6. To determine how much money the town will raise and appropriate


1. For general government.


2. For protection of persons and property.


2. For highways.


4. For health and sanitation.


5. For charities and soldiers' benefits.


6. For education.


7. For recreation and unclassified.


8. For public service enterprises and interest and maturing debt.


Art. 7. To see if the town will determine the compensation of its town officials.


Art. 8. To see if the town will vote to appropriate a sum of money to be expended in the New Boston Cemetery.


Art. 9. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for the construction of sidewalks, or take any action thereon.


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Art. 10. To see if the town will vote to extend its street lights and take any action thereon.


Art. 11. To see if the town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for improved roads, or take any action thereon.


Art. 12. To see if the town will authorize the Treasurer to borrow a sum of money under the approval of the Selectmen, in accordance with the provisions of Chap. 337, Acts of 1919, and issue note or notes for the same.


Art. 13. To see if the town will vote to purchase a tractor or take any action thereon.


Art. 14. To see if the town will vote to observe the two hundreth anniversary of the incorporation of the Town of Rut- land, and to appropriate a sum of money for the same, or take any action thereon.


And you are directed to serve this warrant, by posting up attested copies thereof agreeable to vote of the town. One at each post office, one at store at North Rutland and one at the public building in said town, seven days at least before the time of holding said meeting.


Hereof, fail not and make due return of this warrant, with your doings thereon to the Town Clerk at the time and place of meeting aforesaid.


Given under our hands this twenty-first day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty-two.


CHARLES J. CAMPBELL, CHARLES E. CARROLL, J. WARREN MOULTON, Selectmen of Rutland.


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REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE


Rutland, January 25, 1922.


To the Citizens of Rutland:


Your committee have carefully considered the financial needs of the various departments for the fiscal year, and beg to submit the following recommendations:


Object


Actual Expense 1921


Appropriations Recommended by Finance Committee for 1922


Raise and Appropriate


Appropriate


General Government


Selectmen's Department :


Salaries of board .


$280 00


$280 00


Department expenses .


48 32


40 00


Auditor:


Salary


18 00


75 00


Department expenses .


5 00


10 00


Treasurer :


Salary


175 00


200 00


Department expenses .


60 75


55 00


Collector :


Salary (estimated)


450 00


350 00


Department expenses


54 00


60 00


Assessors:


Salaries .


386 40


400 00


Department expenses


38 10


35 00


Town Clerk:


50 00


75 00


Department expenses .


10 00


15 00


Election and Registration : Salaries .


38 50


80 00


Department expenses.


31 50


50 00


Legal Department


35 55


25 00


Public Buildings


657 74


650 00


Public Building repairs


1,209 02


400 00


$3,547 88


$2,800 00


Protection of Persons and Property


Police Department :


Department expenses.


$40 28


$50 00


Liquor Law enforcement.


111 30


25 00


Fire Department :


Department expenses


475 30


450 00


Fires and forest fires


119 00


150 00


Salary


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Object


Actual Expense


Appropriations Recommended by Finance Committee for 1922


Raise and Appropriate


Appropriate


Protection of Persons and Property (continued)


Forest Warden.


$50 00


$ 50 00


Tree Warden. .


50 40


100 00


Moth Department


15 41


800 00


Sealer of Weights and Measures: Salary .


20 00


20 00


Department expenses


25 55


10 00


Dog Officer


20 00


25 00


$927 24


$1,680 00


Health and Sanitation


Salaries of Board.


$20 00


$60 00


Salary of Cattle Inspector


40 00


30 00


Salary of Meat Inspector


125 00


150 00


Vital statistics


115 00


125 00


$305 00


$365 00


Highways


Highway maintenance


$3,144 99


$3,000 00


Depot Street .


500 00


500 00


Muschopauge Street.


200 00


Bridges .


231 45


150 00


Sidewalks .


100 00


100 00


Snow removal.


478 58


500 00


Snow fence .


50 00


Street lights


942 24


1,300 00


$5,497 26


$5,600 00


$100 00


Charity and Soldiers' Benefits Poor Department :


Salaries .


6 00


60 00


Department expenses .


883 96


1,000 00


Mothers' Aid (resident).


594 83


300 00


Mothers' Aid (non-resident) ..


618 04


600 00


State poor


451 19


450 00


State aid .


188 00


168 00


$2,742 02


$1,060 00


$1,518 00


Education


School Department.


$15,103 73


$14,500 00


School physician


25 00


25 00


Trade School.


135 72


100 00


Library Department


50 00


50 00


$15,314 45


$14,675 00


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Object


Actual Expense 1921


Appropriations Recommended by Finance Committee for 1922


Raise and Appropriate


Appropriate


Recreation and Unclassified Park Department:


Memorial Day .


$103 50


$100 00


New Boston Cemetery


15 00


Miscellaneous


63 40


50 00


Reserve fund


500 00


$166 90


$650 00


$15 00


Public Service Enterprises Water:


Salary of Commissioners


12 00


35 00


$12 00


$35 00


Interest and Maturing Debt


Notes and interest ..


$3,658 72


$4,500 00


Orders of previous years


288 41


1,650 00


Recapitulation


General government.


$3,097 88


$2,800 00


Protection of persons & property


927 24


1,680 00


Health and sanitation


305 00


365 00


Highways.


5,497 26


5,600 00


Charity and soldiers' benefits


2,742 02


1,060 00


Education.


15,314 45


14,675 00


Recreation and unclassified .


166 90


650 00


15 00


Public service enterprises.


12 00


35 00


Interest and maturing debt.


3,947 13


6,150 00


$32,009 88


$33,015 00


$1,633 00


Respectfully submitted,


CHARLES J. CAMPBELL, Chairman CHARLES E. CARROLL, Clerk


GEORGE H. MILES


MARK B. PUTNAM


LOUIS M. HANFF


H. EDWARD WHEELER Finance Committee.


$100 00 1,518 00


$3,947 13


$6,150 00


LOWIN


The following Births, Marriages, and Deaths were recorded during the year ending December 31, 1921.


BIRTHS Parents


Place of Birth


Date 1921


Name


Jan.


4 Stefania Mary


Paul and Carolina (Godek) Pasierb


Rutland


Jan. 11 Grace Elizabeth


Benjamin and Nellie M. (Willis) Strong


Rutland


Jan. 13 Emina Frances


William W. and Lillian J. (Goldthwaite) Wilson


Wendell


Jan. 25 Dextra


Eugene and Selma (Soline) Marsh


Holden


Jan. 26 Milton Joseph


Lewis R. and Elsie (Peabody) Bigelow


Rutland


Feb. 21


Louis John


John and Marguerita (Langella) Salaparto


Rutland


Feb. 21


Joseph John


Joseph J. and Marion A. (White) Bechan


Rutland


Feb. 23


Angelina E.


Ernest and Antoinette (Lombardi) Ruddock


Worcester


Feb. 26


Raymond J. and Marion W. (Foley) Connor


Holden


Mar. 3 Attilio Clement


Pietro and Dina (Sartori) Alinovi


Rutland


Mar. 16 William Guilford


Raymond G. and Bessie M. (German) Frank


Holden


Apr. 12 Ellsworth Myron


Myron F. and Edith K. (Foss) Davis


Worcester


Apr. 30 Bernard John


Bernard J. and Agnes L. (Murphy) Welch


Holden


May 1 Kenneth Arnold


Kenneth A. and Pauline (Arnold) Field


May 29 Louise


August J. and Harriet M. (Hatstat) Poupperville


June 10 Female (stillborn)


Rutland


June 28 George Raymond


Rutland


July 9


Fred Dudley


Rutland


July 11


Holden


July 13 Female


Rutland


July 15 Ruth Esther


Worcester


Aug. 16 Maryanna


Worcester


Aug. 31 Helen Louise


Holden


Sept. 3 Male


Rutland


Sept. 20 Paul


Rutland Holden


Sept. 25 Bertram York


Rutland


Oct. 1 John Walter Oct. 8 Shirley Louise


Rutland


Nov. 7 Russell Irving


Nov. 8 Christine Mary Nov. 14 Armelando Foch Nov. 15 Joseph


Dec. 6 Helen Mary


Henry A. and Annie E. (Crogan) Piquette Bertram Y. and Gertrude S. (Sampson) Kinzey John and Esther (Osman) Borglund Henry and Ina G. (Cheever) Denny F. Warren and Helen L. (Whitney) Hatstatt Leon A. and Susanne C. (O'Connor) Alley Louis and Elizabetta (Mazzantti) Martelli Anthony and Mary (Harrington) DeCosta George and Flora B. (Gandette) Bonoyer


Rutland


Worcester


Rutland Holden Rutland


11


Holden Rutland


John E. and Emma C. (Letendre) Plouffe Fred D. and Grace L. (Harris) Walker William A. and Ida A. (Champagne) Reckner


Homer G. and Esther G. (Hatstat) Loverin John B. and Mollie S. (Wheelwright) Coffin Albert F. and Belle A. (Fay) Wales


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MARRIAGES


Date 1921


Name


Place of Marriage


Residence


Feb.


2


Walter A. Brown


Gladys V. Fralic


Worcester


Rutland Worcester


Feb. 23 Charles E. Davis Mary Emma Monk


Rutland


Rutland


Rutland


Mar. 26 Ernest D. Griffin Marguerite B. Devault


Rutland


Rutland


Rutland


Apr. 18 Peter Stenwick Agota K. Kocuszauckute


Hardwick


Rutland


May 4 Patrick J. Logan Mary A. Gilroy


Holden


May 17 Austin James Bailey Belle Louise Shay


Rutland


New Braintree West Rutland W. Rutland Worcester Worcester Rutland


June 13 Fausto Narcisi Giovannina Lattanzio


Leominster


Leominster


June 14 Walter James Wall Anna Louise Welch


Rutland


Worcester Rutland


June 20 Emil Allaire Viola Laton


Rutland


W. Rutland


June 23 John E. Earle


Holden


W. Rutland Rutland


June 30 Robert H. Cannon Catharine D. Putnam


Rutland


Worcester


July 2 Charles R. Knight Bernice L. Hunt


Rutland


Worcester


Aug. 9 Lewis F. Morris Hazel A. Hanff


Rutland


Rutland


Sept. 5 Frank P. Coté Edith E. Cleveland


Rutland


Rutland


Sept. 6 James F. McLaughlin Margaret McEvoy


Sept. 10 Roger Lewis Culver Eleanor D. Stearns


Worcester


Manchester, N. H. Rutland Worcester Rutland


Oct. 24 Walter M. Wilson Mildred L. Irving


Rutland


Rutland


Oct. 24 Philip Aubertin Blanche Santimore


Rutland


Boucherville, P. Q.


W. Rutland Rutland


Putnam, Conn.


Worcester


Ware


Rutland Holyoke


Oct. 30 Malcolm C. Bulfinch Ruth W. Montcalm Nov. 5 William C. Bliss Harriet A. (Brown) Barnes


Manchester, N. H.


Rutland


Flora D. Laurendeau


Rutland Worcester


Rutland


13


Date


Name


Place of Marriage Residence


Holden


W. Rutland


Dec. 1 Rene A. Perreault Vera May Bryant


Rutland


Rutland


Holden


Rutland


Rutland


Rutland


No. Brookfield Rutland


DEATHS


Date


Name Disease


y. 24


3


27


Rutland


Lobar Pneumonia


Feb. 17 James Rufus Putnam Septicemia


65


2


8


Holden


Feb. 24 Eliza J. Baker


83


4 21


Rutland


Cerebral Hemorrhage


Mar. 18 Catherine M. Driscoll


45


Rutland


Pulmonary Tuberculosis


Mar. 23 Ella L. Brown


69 4 1


Rutland


Cerebral Hemorrhage


Mar. 18 William G. Frank


Congenital Heart Disease


Apr. 30 James J. Murphy


38 10


23


Worcester


General Peritonitis


June 4 Hattie E. Morris 74


11


22


Rutland


Broncho Pneumonia


June 10 Still Born Female


Rutland


July 30 John Cole Larrett


35 6 2


Rutland


Pulmonary Tuberculosis


Aug. 9 Jane E. Prescott Heart Disease


73 8 17


Rutland


Oct. 1' Russell Bemis -


1 14


Rutland


Gastro Enteritis


Nov. 7 William McDonald


32 8 30


Worcester


Duodenal Ulcer


Dec. 14 Martin Reynolds


48 6 - Pulmonary Tuberculosis


Rutland


d.


Place of Death


1921


Jan. 24 Daniel J. Danehy


W. Rutland


Nov. 21


Frederick M. Rice


Anna G. Brunelle


Dec. 10 Vincent Alba Geneveive M. Davis


Dec. 26


Channing H. Green


Ruth M. Temple


Age m.


2


Holden


14


THE FOLLOWING PERSONS TEMPORARILY RESIDED IN RUT- LAND AND WITH FEW EXCEPTIONS WERE BEING TREATED IN EITHER THE STATE OR PRIVATE SANATORIUMS


Date Name


Disease


Age


1921


y.


m. d.


Jan. 3 Fannie Zalaznick 40


4 28


Chelsea


Pulmonary Hemorrhage


Jan. 10 Doodoo Hagopian


40


Dorchester


Pulmonary Tuberculosis


Jan. 29 Anna L. Orr 30 11 5


Cambridge


Pulmonary Tuberculosis


Feb.


1


James T. Leary


35


5


14


Roxbury


Pulmonary Tuberculosis


Feb. 6 Hilda Wirth 27 11 1


Hudson


Pulmonary Tuberculosis


Feb.


9


Nicholas G. Sulias


29


11


26


Springfield


Pulmonary Tuberculosis


Salem


Pulmonary Tuberculosis


Feb. 15 Ferdinand Schlichting 50 8 26


Tubercular Laryngitis


Feb. 15 Julia Wade 23 2 -


Roxbury


Pulmonary Tuberculosis


Feb. 24 Mayvel Wellock


38


10


15


Roslindale


Pulmonary Tuberculosis


Feb. 25


Mary Kane


19


1


13


Pulmonary Tuberculosis


Mar. 5 Roger A. Perry 22 3 - Pulmonary Tuberculosis


Mar. 16 Abbie Littlefield 26 8 4


Lynn


Pulmonary Tuberculosis


Mar. 16 John T. Ryan 41


Cambridge


Pulmonary Tuberculosis


Mar. 19 John Baxter 43 2 4


Roxbury


Pulmonary Tuberculosis


Mar. 20 James E. Gartland 29 4 25


Somerville


Tubercular Meningitis


Mar. 20 Lillian Slyvert 21 8 16 Pulmonary Tuberculosis


Maynard


Mar. 21 Katherine Ferrera 19


Boston


10 7 Pulmonary Tuberculosis


Leominster


Mar. 23 Nellie Mason 39 1 14 Pulmonary Tuberculosis


Residence


Feb. 13 Maude E. Leggett 40 2 12


Jamaica Plain


Waverley


Danvers


15


Date 1921


Name Disease


Age m. d.


Mar. 25 Thomas Sullivan


y. 45


1 -


Dorchester


Pulmonary Tuberculosis


Mar. 29 Vera Jewkes 24 3


Lynn


Pulmonary Tuberculosis


Mar. 29 John J. Jordan 20 1 15


Brockton


Pulmonary Tuberculosis


Apr. 1 Edward J. Whiteside 26 7 15


Pulmonary Tuberculosis


Apr.


3


William H. Lynch


42


2


3


Springfield


Pulmonary Tuberculosis


Apr. 4 Rose Rubinovitz


27


1


17


Boston


Pulmonary Tuberculosis


Apr. 16 Dennis Callahan


38 7 18


Dorchester


Chronic Nephritis


37


7


6


Belchertown


Broncho Pneumonia


Charlestown


Pulmonary Tuberculosis


May 2 Frank Quinlan 31 10 6


Milford


Pulmonary Tuberculosis


May


5


Oscar Anderson


28


3


24


Cambridge


Pulmonary Tuberculosis


Roslindale


Pulmonary Tuberculosis


May 10 Chester Farris 22 -


Ashland


Laryngeal Tuberculosis


May 11 Helen Lane


35


8


16


Lowell


Pulmonary Tuberculosis


May 15 Alice Therrien 23 8 12


Methuen


Pulmonary Tuberculosis


May 17 Dennis J. McInerney 45 1 13


Boston


Pulmonary Tuberculosis


Boston


Tubercular Meningitis


May 28 Harold A. Brown 18 8 14




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