Town annual report of Rutland 1924-32, Part 16

Author: Rutland, Mass.
Publication date: 1924
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 1234


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CLINICS


The Parent-Teacher Association sponsored a Dental Clinic and I quote from the report of the Association. "Funds for conducting the first Dental Clinic held in Rutland were raised by a food sale, a military whist party, and generous contribu- tions from various societies. Through the cooperation of the Worcester County Extension Service which also furnished the dental chair and other necessary equipment, we were fortunate in securing the services of Dr. E. J. Moulin who has had con- siderable experience in child dentistry. The Clinic lasted five and a half weeks and 65 percent. of all school children were


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treated. There were 331 fillings. 125 extractions and 121 cleanings. Some work was done for pre-school children as a preliminary part of the Summer Round-Up Campaign. Mem- bers of the Association volunteered their services to assist the dentist each day while other members helped with the trans- portation."


In October a free examination was held at the Center School by the Clinic carried on by the State Department of Public Health under the direction of Dr. Chadwick of West- field. The parents showed a splendid spirit of cooperation in taking advantage of this opportunity. The report of the exams- ination follows :


Children examined 104


Contacts examined 13


Children given Tuberculin Test 103


Number who reacted to the test 28


Percentage of reactors 27%


Number of children X-Rayed 33


Cases of Hilum Tuberculosis 8


Cases classified as Suspects 5


Cases classified as Negative


20


Cases of diseased or enlarged tonsils 22


Cases in need of dentistry 43


Cases of malnutrition


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Health talks have been given in the schools from time to time and visits made to the schools and to the homes as often as time would permit. I wish to thank the parents, the teachers and pupils for helping to make my work pleasant among them.


NAOMI A. CUNNINGHAM. R. N ..


School Nurse.


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REPORT OF SCHOOL PHYSICIAN


To the Superintendent of Schools :


I submit the following report. We were very fortunate carly in the season to have the "State Clinic" with us in this district. Over 50 percent. of our children responded to the opportunity of examination by this group. What is this clinic ? From the medical standpoint it is a highly specialized diagnostic group organized particularly to discover child tuberculosis at its earliest stage. It also operates to discover outstanding physical defects and offers treatment only . to the extent of advice as to nutrition, as to need of removing diseased teeth. tonsils and adenoids and gives general directions as to the care of these early tubercular chest conditions. A detailed summary of the work of this clinic is found under Mrs. Cunningham's report.


Following the clinic the usual yearly examination of the remainder of the children was carried out. I thought that this year it might be worth while to review some facts concerning the medical supervision of school children. Each season we find a larger and larger percentage of parents responding to our notices of diseased teeth, tonsils and adenoids. As a result of eradication of these infected tissues we sense our children as being on a little higher plane physically. Intangible conclu- sions truly but because they are intangible none the less real. One very definite result is the lowered absenteeism among the children, a matter very important indeed in school manage- ment. Another result of the health work among the children is the consciousness that improved health conditions in our children can be definitely sought for and obtained. As time goes on I am convinced our parents are becoming less and less tolerant of repeated infections and more and more insistent on a higher grade of health in their children.


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The activities of the various sections of this district in obtaining a dental clinic are heartily commended.


The hygienic conditions of some of our buildings, toilet facilities, etc., are subject to the necessary limitations of rural schools. Entirely satisfactory conditions, however, are obtain- able by the use of a scrubbing brush, soap, hot water and chlor- ate of lime. Unsatisfactory conditions have been reported by Mrs. Cunningham in one or two schools and should be corrected.


With but very few exceptions our children are all vaccin- ated against small pox. By the end of the year, every child in the district will have had an opportunity to receive the three innoculations that give permanent immunity to diphtheria. We are in hopes of being able to wipe out the occurrence of dipth- eria in school children entirely. Through the descriptive liter- ature sent from school we hope to induce many parents to have their pre-school children immunized by their family physicians against diphtheria.


Milk meeting recognized standards (tuberculin tested always and produced to meet a least "grade A" requirements or pasteurized) should be available in every school room, particularly in the lower grades.


ARTHUR M. KIMBERLY, M. D., School Physician.


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SCHOOL CALENDAR


GRADES


Fall Term-Sept. 6. 1927 to Dec. 23, 1927-16 weeks Winter Term-Jan. 9, 1928 to Mar. 16, 1928-10 weeks Spring Term-Apr. 2, 1928 to June 8. 1928-10 weeks


Fall Term-Sept. 4, 1928 to Dec. 21. 1928-16 weeks Winter Term-Jan. 7. 1929 to Mar. 15. 1929-10 weeks Spring Term-Apr. 1. 1929 to June 7. 1929-10 weeks


HIGH SCHOOL


Fall Term-Sept. 6. 1927 to Dec. 23. 1927-16 weeks Winter Term-Jan. 3. 1928 to Mar. 23. 1928-12 weeks Spring Term-Apr. 2. 1928 to June 22, 1928-12 weeks


Fall Term -- Sept. 4. 1928 to Dec. 21. 1928-16 weeks Winter Term-Dec. 31. 1928 to Mar. 22. 1929-12 weeks Spring Term-Apr. 1. 1929 to June 21. 1929-12 weeks


HOLIDAYS


January 1. February 22, April 19. May 30. Labor Day. October 12. Thanksgiving Day and the day following


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ROLL OF HONOR. 1926-1927 Perfect attendance for THREE years Evelyn Meyers (T)


Perfect attendance for ONE year


Viola Bigelow (1)


Lillian Mattson


Carol Bird (1)


Elsie Niemi (1)


Vivian Charbonneau (1)


Tyne Niemi


Raymond Crawford (T)


Paul Prescott (1T)


Albert Julsonnet (1)


Eino Taipale


Germaine Julsonnet


Norma Wood (1)


HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES. June 1927


Cornelius Edward Fitzpatrick


Ingrid Liimataine Jeanette Rose Mead


Margaret lola Miles


Linnea Wilma Taipale


#Pro Merito Society


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ENROLLMENT BY GRADES. FALL 1927


Grade


1


2


3


4


5


6


7


8


Total


High School


40


Center


29


21


17


19


18


22


..


. .


126


North


5


3


5


4


1


3


)1


West


. .


. .


. .


.


.


26


14


40


Totals


34


24


22


23


19


25


26


14


227


. .


. .


. .


. .


. .


. .


. .


AGE AND GRADE CHART, October, 1926


Age


5


6


7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17


18 19


Totals


Grade


1


5


23


6


2


.


. .


3


14


7


. .


1


25


III


18


2


22


1 \7


27


V'


1


12


3


2


2


1


26


VI


3


10


7


3


1


24


\'II


2


6


6


2


1


17


VIII


1


2


10


2


. .


1


1-4


6


6


2


14


XI


1


2


5


·


·


8


1


1


3


1


6


Totals


5 26 20 31 21 24 20 17 26 22 10


8 3 . .


1


234


.


3


14


6


4


. .


. .


.


.


·


36


15


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SCHOOL STATISTICS. 1926-1927


School


Teacher


Training


Began here


Total Mem.


Ave. Mem.


Ave. % of Atten. Atten.


High


Clarence W. Holway


M. A. (1.


Sept. 1926


43


37


34


91


Hope HI. Moulton


Radcliffe


Sept. 1924


Ruth F. Dodge


Wheaton


Sept. 1926


Ruth B. Snitseler


Wheaton


Apr. 1927


C'enter


7-8


Guy W. Meserve


Gorham N. S.


Sept. 1926


33


31


29


93


5-6


Catherine N. Griffin


Fitchburg N. S.


Sept. 1924


36


31


29


93


3.4


Effio M. Ward


Westfield N. S.


Sept. 1926


37


30


92


1-2


Bertha H. Dodge


Framingham N. S.


Apr. 1922


55


43


38


89


North


Madalyn J. Shechan


Lowell N. S.


Apr. 1926


22


20)


18


92


1-6


Charlotte E. Hamer


Lowell N. S.


Apr. 1927


West


1-6


Bessie M. Bailey


Farmington N. S.


Sept. 1923


31


27


25


93


Music


Annie P. Stevenson


Am. Inst. N. M.


Sept. 1926


Drawing


Helen E. Mills


Mass. Nor. Art.


Sept. 1925


Totals


257


222


203


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INDEX


Auditor's Report 94


Board of Public Welfare Report 83


Charlton Home Farm Association Report 79


Dogs Licensed 34


Finance Committees' Report


11


Fire Engineers' Report


77


Forest Warden's Report


82


Highway Engineer's Report


85


Jury List


34


Park Commissioners' Report


74


Public Library Trustees' Report


65


Selectmen's Report


37


School Department Report


95 19


Age and Grade Table


Enrollment by Grades


18


Honor Roll


17


Report of Supervisor of Drawing


11


Report of Supervisor of Music


10


Report of School Nurse


12


Report of School Physician


14


School Calendar


16


School Committee's Report


3


School Statistics


20


Tax Collector's Report


75


Town Clerk's Report


17


Town Officers


3


Treasurer's Report 61


Water Department Report 71


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ANNUAL REPORTS


OF THE


TOWN OFFICERS


OF


TOWN OF RUTLAND


MASSACHUSETTS


IDED FEB. 23, 17/3


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FOR THE YEAR ENDING


DECEMBER 31, 1928


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ANNUAL REPORTS


OF THE


TOWN OFFICERS


OF


TOWN OF RUTLAND MASSACHUSETTS


OUNDED FEB. 23.


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HOME OF RUFUS PUTNAM . 1781-1788


FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR ENDING


DECEMBER 31, 1928


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Town Officers


TOWN CLERK


Louis M. Hanff


Term expires 1931


SELECTMEN


Charles J. Campbell H. Edward Wheeler J. Warren Moulton


Term expires 1931


Term expires 1930 Term expires 1929


ASSESSORS


Charles E. Carroll E. D. Marsh H. Edward Wheeler


Term expires 1929 Term expires 1931 Term expires 1930


TREASURER George H. Miles


COLLECTOR Charles J. Campbell


WATER COMMISSIONERS


John Collins C. Edward Viner E. D. Marsh


Term expires 1931 Term expires 1929 Term expires 1930


SCHOOL COMMITTEE


James F. O'Herron


Term expires 1931


4


George N. Lapham, M. D. Elizabeth Maynard


Term expires 1929 Term expires 1930


BOARD OF HEALTH


John B. Coffin Louis M. Hanff A. Clifford Wheeler


Term expires 1931 Term expires 1930 Term expires 1929


OVERSEERS OF POOR


Louis M. Hanff


Harold I. Judkins, Jr.


Matthew J. Cullen


Term expires 1929 Term expires 1930 Term expires 1931


PARK COMMISSIONERS


Franklin T. Wood


Richard M. Loughman


Mark A. Putnam


Term expires 1931 Term expires 1930 Term expires 1929


LIBRARY TRUSTEES


Mrs. Hattie S. Griffin


Mrs. Frances P. Hanff


Mrs. Mary Miles


Term expires 1931 Term expires 1927 Term expires 1929


AUDITOR Albert J. Thomas


TREE WARDEN H. Edward Wheeler


CONSTABLES


John Collins William E. Hunt Mark L. Read Louis M. Hanff Edwin M. Leavitt


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OFFICERS APPOINTED BY THE SELECTMEN


MEASURERS OF WOOD AND BARK AND SURVEYORS OF LUMBER


Walter B. Ware John Collins Frederick H. Hatstat


FIELD DRIVERS


George M. Davis J. T. Oliver Edwin M. Leavitt


POUND KEEPER


Anthony Holbrook


CATTLE INSPECTOR


Clinton B. Scott


MEAT AND PROVISION INSPECTOR Anthony Holbrook (Appointed by Board of Health)


SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES


Harold I. Judkins, Jr.


FENCE VIEWERS


Frederick A. Kehoe George H. Rice


Charles E. Taylor


SOLDIERS' BURIAL AGENT William J. Prescott


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SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS


George R. Willis DOG OFFICER Edwin M. Leavitt


MOTH INSPECTOR H. Gordon Calkins


PUBLIC WEIGHERS


E. Dexter Marsh William J. Turner F. Eugene Marsh C. T. Oliver Lloyd H. Campbell


FIRE ENGINEERS


Frank J. Brooks, Chief


Louis M. Hanff Frank E. Matthews Frank Carroll


Patrick D. Murphy


FOREST WARDEN


Earl C. Griffin


SPECIAL POLICE


Clarence T. Oliver James H. Ward G. Leroy Hatstat James L. Buck Wilfred Snyder


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TOWN WARRANT


FOR


TOWN MEETING, MONDAY, FEB. 4, 1929


COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS


To Either of the Constables of the


Town of Rutland, in the County of Worcester.


Worcester, ss.


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 Fourth day of February inst., at nine o'clock in the forenoon, then and there to act on the following articles :


ARTICLE 1. To bring in and deposit their ballots for à Moderator for one year, for one Selectman for three years, for one Assessor for three years, for one Overseer of Public Welfare for three years, for a Treasurer for one year, for a Collector of Taxes for one year, for one Water Commissioner for three years, for one member of Board of Health for three years, for one member of School Committee for three years, for one Library Trustee for three years, for one Auditor for one year, for a Tree Warden for one year, for one Park Commissioner for three years, for Five Constables for one year.


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All the above to be voted for on one ballot, specifying the person voted for by placing a cross (x) after the name.


The polls will be open at 10 o'clock A. M. and may be closed at two o'clock P. M.


ARTICLE 2. To hear the annual reports of the Town Officers and Committee and act thereon.


ARTICLE 3. To choose all necessary Town Officers and Committees.


ARTICLE 4. To determine how much money the Town will raise and appropriate for General Government. 2 .- For protection of Persons and Property. 3 .- For Highways. 4. -.- For Health and Sanitation. 5 .- For Public Welfare and Sol. diers Benefits. 6 .- Education. 7 .- For Recreation and un- classified. 8 .- For Public Service Enterprises. 9 .- For in- terest and Maturing Debts.


ARTICLE 5 .- To see if the Town will authorize the Treasurer to borrow money for the use of the Town in anticipa- tion of revenue, under approval of the Selectmen.


ARTICLE 6. To see if the Town will raise and appropri- ate a sum of money to be used with money to be allotted by the State and County for permanent improvement to the East County Road or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 7. To see if the Town will vote to extend its street lights on Pommagussett Road or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 8. To see if the Town will authorize the Assessors to use all unappropriated money coming into the Treasury for the purpose of reducing the tax rate.


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ARTICLE 9. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money for building sidewalks or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 10. To see what action the Town will take relative to disposing of the School House at North Rutland.


ARTICLE 11. To see what action the Town will take relative to extending its water main on Memorial Street from the junction of the Spencer road.


ARTICLE 12. To see if the Town will vote to purchase a new Road Grader and raise and 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- nine.


CHARLES J. CAMPBELL, H. EDWARD WHEELER,


Selectmen of Rutland


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Report Of Finance Committee


Rutland, January 1, 1929.


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.


General Government :


Selectmen's Department :


Actual Expense 1928


Recom- mended 1929


Salaries of Board


$261 00


$280 00


Department Expense


64 70


70 00


Auditor :


Salary


$142 80


$125 00


Department Expense


4 75


10 00


Treasurer :


Salary


$200 00


$200 00


Department Expense


$97 30


$125 00


Collector :


Salary


$350 00


$350 00


Department Expense


. .. .


115 06


125 00


Assessors :


Salaries of Board


$575 40


$600 00


Department Expense


91 31


100 00


Town Clerk :


Actual Expense 1928


Recom- mended 1929


Salary


$75 00


$75 00


Department Expense


23 07


25 00


Election and Registration :


Salaries


$161 50


$75 00


Department Expense


103 28


40 00


Legal Department


$50 00


Public Building


$1235 24


$1200 00


Public Building Repairs


$169 05


$1000 00


Protection of Persons and Property :


Police Department


$12 00


$25 00


Fire Department


730 07


800 00


Fires and Forest Fire


483 85


250 00


Forest Warden


$39 17


$50 00


Tree Warden


$15 00


Moth Department


882 78


650 00


Sealers of Weights and Measures :


Salary


$8 84


$20 00


Department Expense


6 72


15 00


Dog Officer :


$35 69


$35 00


Health and Sanitation :


Board of Health :


Salaries of Board


$58 00


$100 00


Department Expense


326 01


1000 00


Cattle Inspector


88 00


100 00


Meat Inspector


114 75


75 00


Vital Statistics


243 50


250 00


Highways :


Actual Expense 1928


Recom- mended 1929


Bridges


$84 96


$150 00


Guide Boards


50 00


Highway Maintenance


3541 09


3400 00


Snow Removal


130 24


500 00


Street Lights


1634 10


1650 00


Charities and Soldiers' Benefits : Public Charities :


Salaries


$50 00


$60 00


Department Expense


1694 24


1500 00


Mothers' Aid (resident )


2649 00


2650 00


State Aid and Soldiers' Relief


96 00


150 00


Education :


School Department


$24824 68 $25500 00


Library


421 80


*150 00


*And Dog Fund


Recreation and Unclassified :


Memorial Day


$136 82


$150 00


Old Cemeteries


5 00


50 00


Miscellaneous


647 15


700 00


Parks


174 24


150 00


Reserve Fund


951 58


1000 00


Public Service Enterprises :


Water:


Salaries of Commissioners


$43 95


$40 00


Water Maintenance


6015 16


6000 00


Interest and Maturing Debts


8280 37


8500 00


Orders of Previous Years


1724 95


500 00


Recapitulation :


Actual Expense 1928


Recom- mended 1929


General Government


$4450 00


Protection of Persons and Property .


1860 00


Health and Sanitation


1525 00


Highways


5750 00


Charities and Soldiers' Benefits


4360 00


Education


25650 00


Recreation and Unclassified


2050 00


Public Service Enterprises


6040 00


Interest and Maturing Debts


8500 00


Orders of Previous Years


500 00


Respectfully submitted,


HOWARD S. DAVIS


WILLIAM E. HUNT CLARENCE E. PRESCOTT


ERVIN L. MAYNARD


CHARLES E. TAYLOR


Report of the Town Clerk


The following Births, Marriages and Deaths were Recorded during the year ending Dec. 31, 1928


Births


1927


Name


Nov. 6 Margaret Viola Lovering


1928


Jan. 2 Marie Claire Dumonchel


Jan. 11 Female


Jan. 14 Lawrence John Kangas


Mar. 16 Sylvia Amanda Niemi Mar. 19 Male


Apr. 1 David Emmet Burke


Apr. 11 Marjorie Theresa Matta May 2 Robert Leon Mixter Jul. 25 Ruth Marie Murphy


Jul. 29 Thomas Oliver


Jul. 30 David Langdon Prouty


Aug. 1 Rosalie Ida May Weller Aug. 8 Cecil Stewart Ashworth


Name of Parents H. Guy and Esther (Hatstat) Lovering


Antoine and Gebriella (Phoenix) Dumouchel Howard G. and Hilda (Taylor) Watts John and Amanda (Hemingi) Kangas Alexander and Hannah (Heikkila) Niemi


William E. and Dorothy (Doon) Burke Egidio and Elizabeth (Eranio) Matta George R. and Mary B. (Boucher) Mixter Philip P. and Lena (Nixon) Murphy Chester T. and Grace (Welch) Oliver Herbert M. and Georgianna (Conger) Prouty Arnold C. and Ruth M. (Slocum) Weller George A. and Florence B. (Heap) Ashworth


Place of Birth Holden, Mass.


Holden, Mass. Rutland, Mass. Rutland, Mass. Worcester, Mass. Boston, Mass. Worcester, Mass. Rutland, Mass. Holden, Mass. Rutland, Mass. Holden, Mass. Holden, Mass. Worcester, Mass. Holden, Mass.


BIRTHS (Continued)


1928


Namo


Aug. 20 Paul Lane Davidson Sep. 5 Dorothy Lincoln Sep. 10 Marian Theresa Wood


Sep. 21 Charles Elwin Locke


Sep. 24 Male Oct. 17 Evelyn Artruc


Oct. 26 Herbert Arthur Segar


Nov. 8 Richard Alfred Nov. 20 Robert William Spindler


Nov. 24 Harry Lewis Kennan


Dec. 9 Job Dillard Baker


Dec. 18 John William Jamison


Name of Parents


William B. and Doris L. (Lane) Davidson Donald M. and Amelia D. (Kehoe) Lincoln Walter S. and Theresa (Lawless) Wood William and Mary (Murdock) Locke


Albert and Blanche (Gaudette) Artruc "Burton and Ann (Abbott) Segar Clement and Bernice (Williams) Jackson William and Alice G. (Thrasher) Spindler E. Herbert and Evelyn (Ward) Kennan Job D. and Elsie M. (Coile) Baker John W. and Clara E. (Connor) Jamison


Place of Birth


Holden, Mass. Holden, Mass. Rutland, Mass. Rutland, Mass. Worcester, Mass. Rutland, Mass. Rutland, Mass. Worcester, Mass. Worcester, Mass. Holden, Mass.


Rutland, Mass. Holden, Mass.


Marriages


Date Name Place of Marriage


Residence


1928


January 9 Daniel J. Fitzgerald Kathleen A. Monahan


Stoughton


Rutland Stoughton


February 20 Timothy C. Murphy Albina B. Celle


Rutland


Roslindale Rutland


March


6 Charles H. Horstman Jane E. Stearns


Rutland


Holden


Holden


April 18 Joseph H. Potter Mary A. (Yelnick) Book


Holden


Rutland


Rutland


May


27 Moyle E. Beck Sylvia R. Ettinger


Worcester


Rutland Worcester


June


2 Lawrence V. Leith Elizabeth G. Brown


Rutland Rutland Rutland


3 Herbert F. Drukenbrod Evelyn D. Bazinet


Bridgewater


Rutland Bridgewater


27 Edward M. Cunningham Catherine E. Downey


Holden


Rutland Rutland


August


11 Leo A. Handy Edith T. Miles


Lowell


Rutland Lowell


September


3 Thomas Emmett Myers Rutland


Rutland


Helen G. Moisio


Rutland


29 Wallace M. Bulfinch Rutland


Rutland


Annie B. (Crowell) Trowt


Barre


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MARRIAGES (Continued)


Date Name Place of Marriage Residence


October


1 Leonard E. Renauld Sophia Moraski


Holden


Worcester Rutland


6 Robert C. Ferguson Etta V. Taggert


Fitchburg


Rutland


Fitchburg


20 Fred Mueller


Helen Murphy


Holden Rutland Rutland


November


12 William H. Webster, Jr. Rutland Mamie E. (Woodside) Nickling


Revere


Revere


5 Walter F. Ross Marjorie E. Viner


Keene, N. H. Rutland Rutland


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Deaths


Residents, Rutland


Date Name Disease


Y


Age M


D Place of Death


January


6 Katherine Gertrude Megann 78 Valvular Heart Disease,


20 Mary E. Lambert 46


Worcester, Mass. - Tuberculosis


March


10 William E. Chamberlain Arterio sclerosis


67


1


18


Holden, Mass.


24 William L. Allison Pneumonia


61


6


15


Holden, Mass.


26 Aristides Yeazitzis Tuberculosis


39


7


25


Rutland, Mass.


29 Newton I. Sargent 71 Adenomatous prostrate gland


5


23


Holden, Mass.


April


1 John J. Jorzcak Angina pectoris


34


1 29


Worcester, Mass.


May


24 William H. Murray Pneumonia


68


10


15


Rutland, Mass.


June


Lillian M. Stone Rickets


-


6


Worcester, Mass.


15 Evelyn G. Smith Otitis media-Meningitis


10


5


21


Worcester, Mass.


18 Harry P. Lovell Cerebral hemorrhage


59


-


Worcester, Mass.


17 Tainne M. Ketola Tuberculosis


26


5


18


Worcester, Mass.


July


13 Allis Margaret Nash Tuberculosis


25 8 24 Rutland, Mass.


0


0 Rutland, Mass.


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DEATHS (Continued)


August


16 Joseph M. Miles Tuberculosis


23 0 28 Rutland, Mass.


September


Stillborn Worcester, Mass. 24 - Beck Stillborn


November


18 William G. Cassidy


65


3


11 Rutland, Mass.


Asthma. Arterio sclerosis


18 Warren H. Handy Cerebral hemorrhage


7.2


1


5


Rutland, Mass.


25 Hubert Osgood Hoyt Tuberculosis


42


Rutland, Mass.


26 William W. Prescott 86 Myocarditis and arterio sclerosis


10


26


Rutland, Mass.


December


7 Jennie Etta Griffin Arterio sclerosis


73


2


5 Rutland, Mass.


16 Joseph E. O'Neil Tuberculosis


34


4


19


Rutland, Mass.


DEATHS OF NON-RESDENTS


Date Name


Disease


Y


Age M


D


Residence


1928


January


2 Thomas F. Dolloury Tuberculosis


40


5


22


Hartford, Ct.


4 George E. Banville Tuberculosis


33


6


29


Manchaug,, Mass.


4 Annie M. Morrison Tuberculosis


19


10


21


Reading, Mass.


7 James F. Lacey Tuberculosis


27


10


14


So. Portland, Me.


15 Bernard Kilroy Tuberculosis


30


2


13


Lynn, Mass.


18 Arthur F. Means Tuberculosis


40


2 Somerville, Mass.


21


DEATHS (Continued)


Date Name Disease


Y


Age M


D


21 Simon L. Taines Tuberculosis


28


-


27


Residence Malden, Mass.


22 John Edward Magee Tuberculosis


27


1


14 Dorchester, Mas.s


22 Edward J. Fitzgerald Tuberculosis


37


10


1


Somerville, Mass.


25 Antonio F. Sperlungo Tuberculosis


33


8


15


Pittsfield, Mass.


27 William J. Wilkinson Tuberculosis


30


8


23


Roxbury, Mass.


28 Claude C. Everett Tuberculosis


32


8


14


Alston, Mass.


February


2 Daniel Williams Tuberculosis


25


3


13


Syracuse, N. Y.


10 Joseph Ouellette Tuberculosis


32


7


28 Fall River, Mass.


11 Filoema Campana Tuberculosis


23


6


Boston, Mass.


13 Arthur McGarvery Tuberculosis


35


9


24


Hoboken, N. J.


15 Bonifacio J. Celli Tuberculosis


27


3


21


Roxbury, Mass.


16 Thomas J. Madigan Tuberculosis


32


6


13


Charlest'n, Mass.


18 Victor W. Lathrop Tuberculosis


30


8


24


Orange, Mass.


18 Milton Harris Tuberculosis


33


4


8


Roxbury, Mass.


23 Ernest R. Fullerton Tuberculosis


37


6


19


Roslindale, Mass.


24 Frederick E. Thouin Tuberculosis


32


8


27 Leominster, Mass.


24 Thomas W. Fitzgerald Tuberculosis


37


10


4 Springfield, Mass.


24 Emil Laakso Tuberculosis


38


6


14 N. Windham, Ct.


25 John J. Leahy Tuberculosis


41


1


2 Dorchester, Mass.


26 Eli Luoma Tuberculosis


48


9


9 Gardner, Mass.


22


DEATHS (Continued)


Age


Date


Name Disease


D


28 Otto E. Huntley Tuberculosis


25


6


23


Residence Dracut, Mass.


March


1 Jennie Pertes Tuberculosis


39


Chelsea, Mass.


5 Annie Proulx Tuberculosis


46


5


22


Webster, Mass.


9 Anton Wuorela Tuberculosis


40


4


1


Gardner, Mass.


9 Henry Vadenais Tuberculosis


30


10


28


Manchaug, Mass.


13 Frank J. Duffy Tuberculosis


53


3


15 Southb'dge, Mas.s


16 Earl Green Tuberculosis


29


S


9 Springfield, Mass.


20 Arthur W. Easton Tuberculosis


27


8


13


Waltham, Mass.


21 Daniel W. Reardon Tuberculosis


38


7


-


W. Roxbury, Mass


25 Francis M. Cleveland Tuberculosis


36


3


9


Lynn, Mass.


26 Henry F. Lavoie Tuberculosis


31


1


3


Eagleville, Conn.


27 Spencer E. Buzzell Tuberculosis


30


11


23


Roxbury, Mass.


29 Grace A. McGuire Broncho-pneumonia


27


Cambridge, Mass.


29 Joseph Mojica Tuberculosis


29


New York City


30 Lacy Jackson Tuberculosis


35


2


12


Newark, N. J.


April


3 James D. Munio Tuberculosis


34


1


24 Providence, R. I.


5 Laura Guess Tuberculosis


36


S


10


Somerville, Mass.


7 Timothy F. Riley Tuberculosis


36


5


28


S. Boston, Mass.


8 Jack Lamendola Tuberculosis


41


-


Corona, N. Y.


-


-


-


-


23


DEATHS (Continued)


Date


Name


Disease




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