Town annual report of Rutland 1933-40, Part 20

Author: Rutland, Mass.
Publication date: 1933
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 1180


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ARTICLE 2. To hear the Annual Report of the Town Offi- cers and to act thereon.


ARTICLE 3. To choose all Necessary Town Officers and Committees and act thereon.


ARTICLE 4. To determine how much money the Town will raise and appropriate for (1) General Government; (2) Protec- tion of Persons and Property; (3) Health and Sanitation; (4) Highway; (5) Public Welfare and Soldiers' Benefits; (6) Edu- cation ; (7) Recreation and Unclassified; (8) Public Service En- terprises ; (9) Interest and Maturing Debt.


ARTICLE 5. To see if the Town will authorize the Town Treasurer with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year beginning January 1, 1938; and to issue a note or notes therefor, payable within one year, and to renew any note or notes as may be given for a period of less than one year in ac- cordance with Section 17, Chapter 44, General Laws.


ARTICLE 6. To see if the Town will authorize the Assessors to use any unappropriated money and free cash in the Treasury on December 31, 1937, for the purpose of reducing the Tax Rate, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 7. To see if the Town will vote to contract with the State for Highway purposes as provided under Chapter 81, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 8. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appro- priate a sum of money for the improvement of Pommagussett Street and Pleasantdale Street, said money to be used in conjunc- tion with any money which may be allotted by the State or County or both for this purpose, or take any action thereon.


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ARTICLE 9. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appro- priate a sum of money to be used with money allotted by the State and County for Chapter 90 Maintenance, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 10. To see if the Town will authorize the Collec- tor of Taxes to use all means of collecting taxes which a Town Treasurer may use when appointed a Collector of Taxes, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 11. To see if the Town will vote to have installed one additional street light on Glenwood Road and one street light on Prescott Street, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 12. To see if the Town wlil vote to appropriate a sum of money from the Machinery Maintenance Account for the purpose of a snow plow for the Town truck, or take any action thereon.


ARTICLE 13. To see if the Town will vote to raise and ap- propriate the sum of four hundred dollars for the purpose of pur- chasing and installing scenery and curtain for the Town Hall Stage, and appoint a committee of three from the chair to have charge of 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 of the five public places 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-second day of January,


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in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and thirty- eight.


CLARENCE E. PRESCOTT, CHARLES E. TAYLOR, CHARLES J. CAMPBELL,


Selectmen of Rutland.


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Report of Finance Committee


Rutland, Mass., January 19, 1938


To the Voters of Rutland :


We submit herewith our recommendations for the 1938 Budget appropriations under Article 4.


The following appropriations are advised under separate articles :


Article 6-Authorizing Assessors to use the sum of two thousand dollars from surplus funds to reduce the 1938 tax rate.


Article 8-Fifteen hundred dollars to be used with money allotted by the State and County for permanent improvement of Pommagusett Street under Chapter 90.


Fifteen hundred dollars under the same provisions for the permanent improvement of Pleasantdale Street.


Article 9-Sixteen hundred dollars to be used with money allotted by State and County for Chapter 90 maintenance.


Article 13-Four hundred dollars for the purchase of scen- ery for the Town Hall stage.


Recommended by Finance Committee


Expended 1937


Raised and


Approp.


Approp. 1938 1938


GENERAL GOVERNMENT


Moderator


$10.00


Selectmen:


Salaries of Board


$350.00


350.00


Department Expense


34.48


50.00


14


Recommended by Finance Committee


Approp.


Expended 1937


Raised and Approp. 1938 1938


Accountant :


Salary


350.00


350.00


Department Expense


7.73


15.00


Treasurer :


Salary


300.00


300.00


Department Expense


311.77


125.00


Collector :


Salary


500.00


500.00


Department Expense


246.69


250.00


Assessors :


Salaries


719.40


700.00


Department Expense


236.69


225.00


Town Clerk :


Salary


75.00


100.00


Department Expense


75.45


50.00


Election and Registration :


Salaries


31.20


125.00


Department Expense


45.00


150.00


Legal Department


83.50


100.00


Public Building Maintenance. .


1,195.33


1,200.00


Public Building Repairs. . ....


856.28


2,000.00


$5,418.52 $6,600.00


15


Recommended by Finance Committee


Expended 1937


Raised and


Approp.


Approp. 1938 1938


PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY


Police Department


$105.20


$150.00


Fire Department


612.13


800.00


Forest Fires


134.05


100.00


Forest Warden


50.00


50.00


Tree Warden


7.90


25.00


Moth Department


297.75


300.00


Dog Officer


53.35


50.00


Sealer of Weights and


Measures:


Salary


50.00


50.00


Department Expense


6.48


10.00


$1,316.86


$1,535.00


HEALTH AND SANITATION


Board of Health :


Salaries


$75.00


$75.00


Department Expense


924.07


1,000.00


Cattle Inspector


75.00


75.00


Vital Statistics


239.50


200.00


$1,313.57 $1,350.00


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Recommended by Finance Committee


Raised and


Approp.


Expended 1937 Approp. 1938 1938


HIGHWAYS


Bridges


$184.80


$60.00


Chapter 81 Maintenance


3,404.01


3,400.00


Snow and Ice Removal


1,282.21


1,500.00


Snow Fence


250.00


250.00


Road Machinery Maintenance.


1,468.44


*$1,085.65


Land Damage


100.00


Street Lights


1,613.09


1,650.00


$8,302.55 $6,860.00 $1,085.65


*From Machinery Rental Fund


CHARITIES


Public Welfare :


Salaries


$50.00


$100.00


Department Expense


7,142.23


5,000.00


Unpaid Bills of 1937


339.46


Mothers' Aid


222.00


50.00


Old Age Assistance


2,637.52


3,000.00


Soldiers' Relief


20.00


100.00


$10,071.84 $8,589.46


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Recommended by Finance Committee


Expended Raised and Approp.


1937 Approp. 1938 1938


EDUCATION


School Committee Salaries


$75.00


School Department


$26,616.85


26,000.00


Trade Schools


217.89


200.00


Public Library


525.31


100.00


*$372.87


$24,360.05 $26,375.00


$372.87


*Dog Tax Refund


RECREATION AND UNCLASSIFIED


Memorial Day


$124.06


$150.00


Printing Town Reports


218.40


225.00


Parks


758.15


300.00


Town Dump Maintenance


41.50


50.00


Care of Town Clock


30.00


30.00


Old Cemeteries


5.50


15.00


Old Bills


401.03


Reserve Fund


1,991.52


2,000.00


Damage to Persons and


Property


667.20


200.00


----


W. P. A. Accounts


467.46


400.00


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Recommended by Finance Committee


Expended 1937


Raised and Approp. 1938


Approp.


1938


Miscellaneous


79.11


50.00


Old Home Day


129.29


100.00


$4,914.02


$3,520.00


INTEREST AND MATURING DEBT


Interest


$196.12


$550.00


Maturing Debt


2,500.00


4,500.00


$2,696.12


$5,050.00


PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES


Water Department :


Salaries of Commissioners. .


$75.00


$80.00


Maintenance of Works


6,128.02


6,700.00


$6,203.02 $6,780.00


RECAPITULATION


General Government $5,418.52 $6,600.00


Protection of Persons and Property


1,316.86


1,535.00


Health and Sanitation


1,313.57


1,350.00


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Recommended by Finance Committee


Expended 1937


Raised and Approp. 1938


Approp. 1938


Highways


8,302.55


6,860.00


$1,085.65


Charities


10,071.84


8,589.46


Education


24,360.05


26,375.00


372.87


Recreation and Unclassified. .


4,914.02


3,520.00


Public Service Enterprises . .


6,203.02


6,780.00


Interest and Maturing Debt . .


2,696.12


5,050.00


$64,596.55 $66,659.46 $1,458.52


Respectfully submitted,


CLARENCE E. PRESCOTT, Chairman FRANK J. BROOKS, Clerk CHARLES E. TAYLOR


CHARLES J. CAMPBELL ALBERT J. THOMAS.


FRANCES P. HANFF


GEORGE E. SMITH


G. EDGAR FAY


F. EUGENE MARSII JOHN COFFIN JOHN COLLINS MATTHEW J. CULLEN


CHARLOTTE P. FRENCHI HAROLD I. JUDKINS HOWARD S. DAVIS


DANIEL J. FITZGERALD ERVIN L. MAYNARD


Report of the Town Clerk


The following Births, Marriages and Deaths were recorded in Rutland during the year 1937.


Births


Date 1936


Dec. 17 Elaine Wallis Wilson


1937


Mar. 19 Female


Mar. 28 Esther Jane Dempsey Morey


May 20


May 24 Kenneth Emil Korpi


May 30


Audrey Roxanne Weller


Harold E. and Catherine (Davitt) Davis


June 4 Kathleen Ruth Davis


June 6 Patricia Ann Strong


June 9 Isidore Paul Trudeau


June 12 Rose Marie DeLuca


June 22 Beverly Ann Paddock


June 30 Gloria Rose Willis


July 7 Nadine Anne Carey


July 7 Richard George Tatro


July 13 Helen Elaine Alba


July 17 Mary Virginia Rasku


July 27 Janet Ethyl Drake


Aug. 6 Fay Evelyn Felton


Aug. 26 Burton Eino Mattson


Sept. 4 Jacqueline T. Dambruskie


Sept. 7 Francis Harold Leamy, Jr.


Sept. 17 Leonard Edward Johnson


Sept. 22 Roberta Bourque Spring


Oct. 16 Mary Margaret Londergan


Oct. 21


Barbara Evelyn Marean


Nov. 4 William Pelton Jones


Nov. 6 Female


Dec .. 1 Raymond Joseph Cormier


Alexander H. and Annie S. (Plummer) Dempsey Carl and Irene (Taylor) Morey


Arvo M. and Linnea W. (Taipale) Korpi Arnold C. and Ruth M. (Slocum) Weller


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


Holden, Mass. Holden, Mass. Holden, Mass. Worcester, Mass. Worcester, Mass. Worcester, Mass. Charlotte, Vermont Worcester, Mass. Holden, Mass. Holden, Mass. Rutland, Mass. Worcester, Mass. Worcester, Mass. Worcester, Mass. Worcester, Mrss. Holden, Mass. Holden, Mass. Worcester, Mass.


Worcester, Mass. Worcester, Mass.


Holden, Mass. ter Masa


Gerard and Eva (Cormier) Cormier n


TX


Place of Birth


Name


Names of Parents


John N. and Wilma M. (Vierbuchen) Wilson


Clarence E. and Eunice M. (Handy) Strong Isadore M. and Marion H. (Lapan) Trudeau Peter and Janett (Caloiraro) DeLuca F. Selby and M. Madeline (Morrill) Paddock


George R. and Margaret R. (Mosher) Willis Curtis D. and Bernadine (Connors) Carey Lawrence J. and Eva (Letendre) Tatro Vincent and Genevieve M. (Davis) Alba Arthur W. and Mary I. (Gedenberg) Rasku Clement and Bernice (Williams) Drake Albert N. and Belle E. (Wales) Felton Zino M. and Emily A. (Manson) Mattson Felix S. and Eva V. (Dupsha) Dambruskie Francis H. and Olive N. (Payne) Leamy Benjamin H. and Irene M. (McLeod) Johnson Harold L. and Miriam B. (Bourque) Spring Vincent and Mary C. (Crosby) Londergan John H. and Thelma E. (Allen) Marean Guy H. and Dorothy L. (Wertz) Jones


Worcester, Mass.


21


Marriages


Date


Name


1937


January


2


Felix S. Dambruskie Yvonne V. Dupsha


17 Walter S. Foster Ida R. (Greene) Foster


April


10 Ralph O. E. Arnold Virginia F. Putnam


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


May


1 Ronald. P. Winkiewicz Julia Dambruskie


1 Walter Krzinowek Nora Chesly


1 Henry P. Paris Marie L. C. O'Donnell


1 Leonard D. King Vivian Person


8 Edmund M. Finn Flora D. Laurendeau Earle


Holden, Mass.


Worcester, Mass. Rutland, Mass.


Millbury, Mass. Rutland, Mass. Worcester, Mass. Worcester, Mass. Rutland, Mass. Worcester, Mass.


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


Holden, Mass.


Lawrence, Mass. Rutland, Mass.


June 12 Roy S. Campbell Kathryn S. Fitzpatrick


12 Toimi J. Korpi Lahja K. Penttinen


July 10 Charles M. Fiske Rena M. Johnson


August 14 Ernest Close Mary M. Ponda


September


4 Alfred I. Dimino Roberta A. G. Evans


11 Chester Waskiewicz Kathryn Morgan


14 Martin T. Armitage Frances (Rodcosky) Wilcox


Rutland, Mass. Rutland, Mass.


Rutland, Mass.


Rutland, Mass. Rutland, Mass. Templeton, Mass.


Paxton, Mass. W. Rutland, Mass.


Paxton, Mass.


Providence, R. I. Rutland, Mass. Rutland, Mass.


Rutland, Mass.


Sterling, Mass.


Holden, Mass.


Rutland, Mass. Rutland, Mass. Rutland, Mass. Rutland, Mass.


Grafton, Mass. Rutland, Mass.


1-2


Place of Marriage Residence


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


Rutland, Mass. Rutland, Mass. Roxbury, Mass.


22


MARRIAGES (Continued)


Date 1937


Name


Place of Marriage


Residence


October


5 Thurston E. Rice Phyllis B. Davis


Rutland, Mass.


Rutland, Mass.


Holden, Mass.


Princeton, Mass. N. Rutland, Mass. Granville, Mass. Rutland, Mass. Rutland, Mass. Paxton, Mass. Rutland, Mass. Worcester, Mass.


30 Anthony Martelli Anna Caloiaro


Holden, Mass.


Rutland, Mass. Rutland, Mass.


November


24 Charles J. Connolly Marie Ramer


30 Edwin S. Lermond Charlotte V. Lane


Holden, Mass.


Rutland, Mass.


Hartland, Wis. Rutland, Mass. Hope, Maine Hope, Maine


26


27


16 Hermann G. Patt, Jr. Mildred L. Maynard Eugene A. Boulger Ruby D. Dean John J. Hogan Mildred K. Kane


Keene, N. H.


23


Deaths


Residents


Date


Name


Disease


Y


Age M


D


Residence


December 1936


21 Elizabeth M. Gleason


55


7


25


Dist. of Columbia


Carcinoma


1937


January 14 Sidney L. Cole


54


8


28


Rutland, Mass.


Tuberculosis


26 Mary (Martin) O'Connor 32


Worcester, Mass.


Cardio-vascular disease


April


3 Susie E. Holbrook


71


7


26


Rutland, Mass.


Cerebral hemorrhage


15


John F. Harris Arteriosclerosis


80


9


11


Worcester, Mass.


28. Arnold Taylor


44


2


24


Rutland, Mass.


Heart disease


May


4 Adelard Letendre


78


2


3


Worcester, Mass.


Appendicitis


March 30 Charles H. Patterson Tuberculosis


44


1


14


Castle Point, N. Y.


May


23 Edward J. Brett


70


5


27


Holden, Mass.


Carcinoma


24 Frederick J. Cantello Cerebral hemorrhage


82


Rutland, Mass.


July


8 Lewis R. Bigelow Cerebral hemorrhage


66


10


8


Rutland, Mass.


10 Saima C. Taipale Cerebral embolism


48


6


26


Rutland, Mass.


8 Tatro Premature birth


Worcester, Mass.


August


9 Katherine C. Brown Arteriosclerosis


79


3 17


Rutland, Mass.


14 Bayard T. Crane


58


3


11


Rutland, Mass.


Coronary occlusion


24


DEATHS (Continued)


Date


Name


Disease


Y


Age M


D


Residence


September


11 Divo M. Moisio Coronary occlusion


36


3


13


Rutland, Mass.


21 Frank W. Harrington Cerebral hemorrhage


83


2


6


Rutland, Mass.


October


14 Alexander Julsonet Arteriosclerosis


65


10


23


Tewksbury, Mass.


November


1 Cathleen Griffin Broncho pneumonia


12


3


24


Rutland, Mass.


21 Mabel M. Prescott Carcinoma


56


4


12


Rutland, Mass.


24 Caroline L. McCarthy Tuberculosis


55


7


6


Rutland, Mass.


10 Unto O. Heiniluoma Septic Sore Throat


23


4


17


Worcester, Mass.


12 Andrew B. O'Brien Suicide


33


Worcester, Mass.


December


14 Margaret L. Welch Arteriosclerosis


74


11


20


Rutland, Mass.


17 Louis M. Hanff Cirrhosis of liver


79


4


0


Rutland, Mass.


29 Wlliam S. Sawyer Tabes Dorsalis


47


Worcester, Mass.


25


DEATHS (Continued)


Non-Residents


Date


Name


Disease


Y


Age M


D


Residence


January


2 William J. Patti Tuberculosis


24


8


29


Revere, Mass.


3 Frank J. Martin Tuberculosis


57


2


22


Washington, D. C.


4 Thomas B. Goldie Tuberculosis


40


4


17


Belmont, Mass.


7 John J. Parker Tuberculosis


40


10


1


Northampton,Mass.


8 Paul A. Bragg Tuberculosis


44


5


28


Brookline, Mass.


15 Steve Condiotis Tuberculosis


47


5


Woburn, Mass.


16 Frank J. Mclaughlin Tuberculosis


56


9


24 Coney Island, N. Y.


17 Charles C. Jones Tuberculosis


55


0


21


Brandon, Vt.


20 Harry G. Woodworth Tuberculosis


39


10


28


Brockton, Mass.


20


Michael Colaluca Tuberculosis


38


2


7


Everett, Mass.


44


2


19


Hartford, Conn.


26


44


9


26


Worcester, Mass.


28


34


4


17


Boston, Mass.


29


51


5


6


Springfield, Mass.


February


4 Harold B. Johnson Tuberculosis


43


2


4


Cranston, R. I.


5 Anthony P. Andrulis Tuberculosis


27


3


10


Dedham, Mass.


5 Leo Polito Tuberculosis


30


7


22


Somerville, Mass.


7 Abraham B. Clements Carcinomatosis


48


10


20


Brockton, Mass.


9 Thomas F. Sullivan Nephritis


43


8


30


Medford, Mass.


16 George G. Low Tuberculosis


49


0


0 Chicopee Falls, Mass.


17 Alice A. George Tuberculosis


38


10


7


Holyoke, Mass.


19 Francis F. Hurley, Jr. Tuberculosis


21


11


0


Somerville, Mass.


24 Jacob Levy Tuberculosis Frank Cangello Broken neck from fall Olive F. Allebaugh Tuberculosis Elmer W. Mulroney Tuberculosis


26


DEATHS (Continued)


Date


Name


Disease


Y


Age M


D


Residence


20 George G. Ostlund Bronchial pneumonia


42


1


5


Worcester, Mass.


23 Stephen Dascal Tuberculosis


46


10


18


New York, N. Y.


26 Frank E. K. O'Donnell Tuberculosis


36


9


11


Allston, Mass.


March


3 John R. Davison Thrombosis


39


9


2


Worcester, Mass.


7 Anthony Burns Uremia


46


Clinton, Mass.


8 Harry Graham Tuberculosis


55


6


Boston, Mass.


8 Charles A. Leach, Jr. Tuberculosis


41


8


12


Dover, N. H.


8 Maurice M. Fournier Heart disease


42


2


24


Bennington, N. H.


9 Joseph Bragani Tuberculosis


56


0


13


Somerville, Mass.


9 Frederick A. Huntington Empyema


50


2


8


Spencer, Mass.


11 Joseph Matthews Tuberculosis


43


2


10


Newburyp't, Mass.


11 Eliza A. Shaw Valvular heart disease


93


10


23


Worcester, Mass.


12 Thomas M. Burke Tuberculosis


35


3


4


Chelsea, Mass.


13 William A. Cooper Tuberculosis


20


3


0


Newton,, Mass.


15 Thomas Errico Tuberculosis


40


4


3


Waterbury, Conn.


16 John J. Sullivan Tuberculosis


39


3


3


Mattapan, Mass.


20 Robert H. Cassidy Tuberculosis


39


Lowell, Mass.


23 Joseph Svich Tuberculosis


39


8


11


Meriden, Conn.


23 Ethel Reese Tuberculosis


27


8 25


Winthrop, Mass


25 Charles Cupe Tuberculosis


44


1


13


Hartford, Conn.


25 Nathan W. Raymond Tuberculosis


44


2


21 New Bedford, Conn.


27 Theodore N. Hasbrouck Tuberculosis


24


2 Longmeadow, Mass. 3


27


DEATHS (Continued)


Date Name


Disease


Y


Age M


D


Residence


April 4 Leon H. Carter Carcinoma


46


10


13


Manchester, N. H.


6 Joseph Augustyniak Tuberculosis


66


Chelsea, Mass.


8 Doris E. Hawkins Tuberculosis


20


7


15


Revere, Mass.


13


Joseph L. O'Brien Tuberculosis


50


0


17


Medford, Mass.


13


Nikita E. Kotolup Tuberculosis


47


7


0


New London, Conn.


14 Charles E. Adams Tuberculosis 15 William S. Casey Tuberculosis 17 Herbert F. Shipley Tuberculosis


49


6


28


Tyngsboro, Mass.


18 John Lomas Tuberculosis


52


7


25 Ocean Grove, Mass.


18


Catherine R. DeLanders Tuberculosis Gilbert Young Tuberculosis


54


2


10


Anson, Maine


20 George D. Green Tuberculosis


41


7


2


No residence


21


Lee Andrew Davis Tuberculosis


56


9


11


Winthrop, Mass.


22


Patrick Constanza Tuberculosis


43


0


12


East Boston, Mass.


22


Bertha S. Maciejewska Tuberculosis


20


6


6


Lowell, Mass.


23 27


Fred C. Frobese Tuberculosis


46


10


26


Holyoke, Mass.


28


44


5


8


Beacon Falls, Conn.


28


41


9


7 Dorchester, Mass.


May


1


Anna M. Vincent


42


10


25


Holyoke, Mass.


Tuberculosis


6 Leonard J. Greenwood Tuberculosis


48


Revere, Mass.


7 Mary Ann Bache Tuberculosis 8 John T. McCormick Tuberculosis


28


2


14


So. Natick, Mass.


42


11


20


Dorchester, Mass.


10


30


Lexington, Mass.


60


3


22 West Warwick, R. I.


Chelsea, Mass.


37


4


7


20


Thomas J. Whelihan Tuberculosis Charles Schafer Tuberculosis Timothy J. Sullivan Tuberculosis


43


11


21


Roxbury, Mass.


37


28


DEATHS (Continued)


Date


Name


Disease


Y


Age M


D


Residence


9 Thomas Van Slyke Tuberculosis


43


10


8


New Haven, Conn.


11 Frank J. Rostron Suicide


50


6


29


Worcester, Mass.


12 Edward W. Mallory Tuberculosis


67


3


26 W. Hartford, Conn.


13 James Dougherty Broncho pneumonia


47


8


21


Fall River, Mass.


18 Walter J. Mogan Tuberculosis


41


10


13


Waltham, Mass.


31 Everett R. Boone Tuberculosis


40


6


11


Stamford, Conn.


June


1


Charles E. Eastwood Tuberculosis


44


0


27


Portsmouth, R. I.


1 Jacinto Perry Tuberculosis


51


4 21


New Bedford, Mass.


4 Mary Jacobs Tuberculosis


43


Dorchester, Mass.


5 Cornelius J. Callahan Bronchial asthma, etc.


46


0


2


Malden, Mass.


6 Louis A. Jaffe Bronchial pneumonia


62


Washington, D. C.


6 Charlie H. Burchfiel Tuberculosis


51


0


19


Chester, Mass.


7 Thomas A. Murphy Tuberculosis 7 Margaret Perkins Tuberculosis


24


6


14


Charlestown, Mass. Bridgeport, Conn.


11 Miner S. Treat Tuberculosis


45


8


27


16 Horace L. Kenny Tuberculosis


58


5


0


Cambridge, Mass.


17 Patrick J. Burke Tuberculosis


53


5


5


Mattapan, Mass.


18 Barry A. Mallett Tuberculosis


41


5


4


Rochester, N. H.


18 Charles Dresek, Tuberculosis


39


9


23


New Britain, Conn.


19 Forrest L. Nichols Cardio-renal disease


42


9


4


Brockton, Mass.


20


Frederick J. Wright Tuberculosis


48


9


10


Dorchester, Mass.


22 Wilfred P. Moran Tuberculosis


42


7


21


Worcester, Mass.


28 Edward I. Garrin Tuberculosis


46


0


27


Providence, R. I


45


11


3


Worcester, Mass.


29


DEATHS (Continued)


Date


Name


Disease


Y


Age M D


Residence


July 1 Margaret Eng Tuberculosis


21


1


20


Boston, Mass.


1 2 Mary F. Patuto


48


11


17


Fall River, Mass.


Thomas Mclaughlin Tuberculosis


26


0


18


Roxbury, Mass.


Tuberculosis


56


9


27


Manchester, Conn.


5


James J. Eddy Tuberculosis


45


2


4


No residence


7 Lena Gasule Tuberculosis


52


Winthrop, Mass.


7 Ernest F. T. Lau Tuberculosis Robert S. Secord Tuberculosis


30


11


0 Smithtown, N H.


10


John E. Waldron Tuberculosis


38


5


24


Dorchester, Mass.


11 Manuel Sylvia Tuberculosis


37


4


15 New Bedford, Mass.


11


Penuel A. Parker Endocarditis


60


6


14


Brimfield, Mass.


18 Herbert W. Strachan Tuberculosis


45


1


7


Boston, Mass.


18


Evelyn C. Sullivan Tuberculosis


30


11


19


Holyoke, Mass.


20


Henry L. Keefe Tuberculosis


41


5


13


Weymouth, Mass.


20


42


1


13


Providence, R. I.


22


46


9


12


Marlboro, Mass.


28


55


6


11


Cambridge, Mass.


28


29


Boston, Mass.


August


1 Charles Flessas Tuberculosis Anna H. Mokamil Tuberculosis


44


4


15


Boston, Mass.


2


22


0


8


Somerville, Mass.


41


8


8


Fall River, Mass.


39


8


2


Newport, N. H.


62


2


2


Winthrop, Mass.


10


3 John H. Rady Tuberculosis


47


5


16 Portsmouth, N. H.


John H. Brennan Tuberculosis Nicies Giataganas Cirrhosis of liver William V. Webber Tuberculosis Peter Petrella Tuberculosis


2 Jose Rabelo Ileus. paralytic 3 Lyle B. Eastman Pneumonia 4 Oscar N. Gardner Lung Abscess


30


DEATHS (Continued)


Date


Name


Disease


Y


Age M


D


Residence


5 Edward J. Finn Tuberculosis


44


8


20


New York, N. Y.


10 Arlene May Hagel Tuberculosis


18


3


24


W. Roxbury, Mass.


14 James H. McCarthy Appendicitis


43


8


26


Lynn, Mass.


14 James C. McInnis Tuberculosis


49


4


29 West Quincy, Mass.


16 Joseph K. Hovsepian Tuberculosis


33


Allston, Mass.


17 Eugene L. Marks Tuberculosis


28


0


20


Everett, Mass.


18 Guy E. Perkins Tuberculosis


41


1


26


Holyoke, Mass.


21 Joseph M. Noonan Tuberculosis


50


4


24


Taunton, Mass.


23 Leone Murano Tuberculosis


48


0


26


Pittsfield, Mass.


26 John J. Crean Tuberculosis


33


0


11


Holyoke, Mass.


28 John L. McCarthy Colitis


38


9


14 Framingham, Mass.


30 William Earley Tuberculosis


52


2


24


Providence, R. I.


September


1 Christian G. Finck Tuberculosis


39


9


15 Shelburne Falls,Mass


3 Marshall T. Hurd Tuberculosis


41


7


24


Berwick, Maine


4 William J. Brennan Tuberculosis


40


8


12


Brockton, Mass.


4 Egbert M. Myers Tuberculosis


42


10


20


Bellerose, L. I.


6 Patrick J. Harrington Tuberculosis


36


11


29


Salem, Mass.


7 Edward M. Yerxa Tuberculosis


48


11


9


Cambridge, Mass.


7 Harry J. Gilmore Tuberculosis


42


11


0


Worcester, Mass.


12 Frank J. Pollinger Carcinoma


49


7


19


Worcester, Mass.


17 Grace A. Moore Tuberculosis


64


5


9


Lowell, Mass.


18 Anthony Vecchitto Tuberculosis


48


6


13


Meriden, Conn.


23 John A. Ullstrom Tuberculosis


41


1 16


Worcester, Mass.


31


DEATHS (Continued)


Date


Name


Disease


Y


Age M


D


Residence


24 Anne M. McIsaac Tuberculosis


36


1


6 Southbridge, Mass.


26 Thomas M. Fallon Duodenal ulcer


44


9


11 Southbridge, Mass


29 John P. Garrity Tuberculosis


23


7


9


Pittsfield, Mass.


October


1 Albert X. Rooney Tuberculosis


45


9


29


Malden, Mass.


3 Paul P. Macomber Hypernephroma


45


4


8


Hudson, Mass.


4 Michael Michmak Tuberculosis


48


11


23


Seymour, Conn.


9 Robert E. Lee Pulmonary abscess


60


10


26


Milford, Mass.


14 William Swann, Jr. Tuberculosis


43


1


19


Holbrook, Mass.


23 Frank A. Norton Tuberculosis


41


7


9


Roxbury, Mass.


28 Ralph H. Lord Tuberculosis


39


10


10


Everett, Mass.


November


3 William J. Brady Tuberculosis


43


7


20


Lowell, Mass.


4 George Brown Tuberculosis


54


3


2


Boston, Mass.


6 Sam Hussein Tuberculosis


46


7


22


Salem, Mass.


10 Louis F. Sachariat Tuberculosis


44


2


26


No residence


10 Michael Norton Lung abscess


47


11


25


So. Boston, Mass.


11 George J. Gagne Tuberculosis


48


11


0


Lewiston, Maine


16


26


7


9


Worcester, Mass.


17 George S. Allard Tuberculosis


45


1


28


Essex, Conn.


19 Cecelia M. Bednarz Tuberculosis


20


7


10 Chicopee Falls Mass


20 Robert Stewart Heart Disease Robert L. Phair Tuberculosis


40


8


13


Clinton, Mass.


22


36


6 27


Pittsfield, Mass.


1


16


Worcester, Mass.


12 Edward J. Babineau Cerebral thrombosis James J. O'Connell Tuberculosis


44


32


DEATHS (Continued)


Date


Name


Disease


Y


Age M


D


Residence


22 Antoni S. Tatarancwicz Tuberculosis


45


5


28


Waterbury, Conn.


23 Hugh F. Gaffney Tuberculosis


48


11


14


Providence, R. I.


W. Roxbury, Mass.


29 James F. McGlone Tuberculosis


35


11


29 Konstantas Kunigenas Tuberculosis


43


7


0


So. Boston, Mass.


December


3 Christopher J. Barry Tuberculosis


43


6


16


Quincy, Mass.


6 Louis A. Coty Tuberculosis


48


4


10


No. Adams, Mass.


10 Dorothea O. Morse Tuberculosis


33


6


0


Amherst, Mass.


11 Allan R. Beaton Tuberculosis


38


8


20


Everett, Mass.


14 Wladyslaw Gajewski Tuberculosis


25


9


7


No. Hadley, Mass.


15 William U. Arnold Aplastic anemia


59


9


19


Providence, R. I.


17 Harry Raymond Tumor of the lungs


57


Revere, Mass.


18 Felice DeMartino Tuberculosis


47


9


4


Monson, Mass.


18


Marjorie F. Beavis Tuberculosis


32


8


13


Woodside, L. I.


18 William S. Buxton Tuberculosis


52


10


23


Brockton, Mass.


20 Daniel A. McInnes Tuberculosis


38


11


13


Somerville, Mass.


23 Edward P. White Tuberculosis


41


7


15


Holyoke, Mass.


23 Sewall W. Rich Tuberculosis


42


11


27


So. Hanson, Mass.


24 James E. Bagley Tuberculosis


45


6


4


Brookline, Mass.


24 Ellen J. Delehanty Coronary thrombosis


59


10


8


Boston, Mass.


26 Josephine DePasquale Tuberculosis


33


1


8


Medford, Mass.


28 Frank R. Rhuel Tumor, Malignant


48


10


30


Keene, N. H.


31 Arthur J. Lafayette Tuberculosis


51


5


8


Lewiston, Maine


33


DOGS LICENSED DURING THE YEAR 1937


138 Male Dogs at $2.00 $276.00


43 Spayed Female Dogs at $2.00. 86.00




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