USA > Massachusetts > Essex County > Saugus > Town annual report of the officers and committees of the town of Scituate 1898-1905 > Part 32
Note: The text from this book was generated using artificial intelligence so there may be some errors. The full pages can be found on Archive.org (link on the Part 1 page).
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part 7 | Part 8 | Part 9 | Part 10 | Part 11 | Part 12 | Part 13 | Part 14 | Part 15 | Part 16 | Part 17 | Part 18 | Part 19 | Part 20 | Part 21 | Part 22 | Part 23 | Part 24 | Part 25 | Part 26 | Part 27 | Part 28 | Part 29 | Part 30 | Part 31 | Part 32 | Part 33 | Part 34
For the support of the department the ensuing year, we most respectfully recommend the sum of six hundred (600) dollars for the four (4) hose companies. We also recom- mend a gun and life-net as required by law.
Also, that a combination wagon be purchased and lo- cated in Hose House No. 3 at North Scituate. Also a house be built for Hose .Company No. 4 at North Scituate Beach, where a large amount of valuable property is lo- cated, and for the safety of which the protection is entirely inadequate.
-89-
We also recommend that each hose company be supplied with suitable ladders and fire extinguishers.
There are at present one hundred and two (102) hy- drants, for which the Town is paying annual rental, and which will be a useless expenditure of money unless utilized for fire purposes, and as the number of buildings is yearly increasing the necessity for a thoroughly organized and equipped fire department will be more keenly felt.
Very respectfully,
A. A. SEAVERNS, Chicf.
J. A. WARD,
F. W. LITCHFIELD, Clerk. JOHN B. DAMON, JOHN F. TURNER.
STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDI- TURES OF THE SCITUATE WATER CO. FOR THE YEAR 1901.
Receipts-
Nov. 19, water rates and services,
$1,517 42
Dec. IO, water rates and services,
315 77
Dec. 21, water rates and services, 13 95
$1,847 14
Expenditures-
Nov. 19, Haines & Co., account construction,
$1,517 42
Dec. 10, Haines & Co., account construction,
315 77
Dec. 21, Haines & Co., account construction, 13 95
Dec. 21, Haines & Co., account construction,
34,800 00
$36,647 14'
-90-
STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDI- TURES OF THE SCITUATE WATER CO. FOR THE YEAR 1902.
Receipts-
March I, water rates and services,
$1,089 00
April 4, water rates and services, 37 40
584 26
252 88
893 05
158 70
172 00
1,782 29
359 25
273 65
337 83
August 12, water rates and services,
809 25
August 20, water rates and services, August 21, water rates and services,
478 20
September 3, water rates and services, September 30, water rates and services,
525 74
242 72
October 16, water rates and services,
302 44
October 20, water rates and services, November I, water rates and services, December 2, water rates and services,
631 65
189 86
$10,581 OI
Total,
EXPENDITURES.
1902.
January 9, Haines & Co., Acct. Const., $10,000 00
February 17, interest, 125 00
June 24, water rates and services, June 26, water rates and services, July 7, water rates and services, July II, water rates and services, July 12, water rates and services, July 15, water rates and services, July 17, water rates and services, July 19, water rates and services, July 23, water rates and services, July 29, water rates and services, 181 70 July 30, water rates and services, 470 76
747 60
60 78
-91-
February 17, Haines & Co., Acct. Const., 4,875 00
March I, Haines & Co., Acct. Const., 61,089 00
April 4, Haines & Co., Acct. Const., 37 40
July 12, salaries, 69 40
July 12, expense, sundries, 27 45
July 15, interest,
1,500 00
July 25, Haines & Co., Acct., Const.,
1,000 00
July 31, salaries,
70 5I
August 6, expense, sundries,
I3 80
August 15, expense, oil,
2 00
August 16, Haines & Co., Acct. Const.,
5,000 00
August 20, expense, oil,
36 13
August 20, expense, sundries,
II3 87
September 2, salaries,
58 33
September 2, expense, sundries,
25 05
September 6, Haines & Co., Acct., Const.,
2,000 00
September 30, salaries,
58 33
September 30, expense, sundries,
TO 2I
October 14, taxes,
338 20
October 15, Haines & Co., on account,
1,000 00
October 18, expense, sundries,
26 08
October 22. expense, oil,
53 55
November 1, Haines & Co., on account,
10,000 00
November I, salaries,
58 33
November I. expense, sundries,
9 30
November I, Town of Quincy, pipe,
79 31
November 3, taxes,
647 20
November 6, expense, oil,
45 9I
November 10, expense sundries,
137 20
November 26, expense, sundries,
14 03
November 26. Haines & Co., on account,
735 00
December 2, salaries.
58 33
December 2. expense, sundries,
3 68
December 17, expense, oil,
2 25
December 17, expense, sundries,
175 24
December 17, expense, legal,
II7 60
December 17, expense, oil,
84. 50
Total for the year,
$99,697 19
-92- 1
STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDI- TURES OF THE SCITUATE WATER CO. FOR THE YEAR 1903.
RECEIPTS.
1903.
January 3, services,
$220 27
January 15, services,
II 00
January 15, water rates,
20 05
January 16, water rates,
1,000 00
January 26, water rates,
182 00
January 26, services,
I53 05
January 28, water rates,
366 67
February 9, services,
41 15
February 12, services,
25 00
February 12, water rates,
9 17
March 13, water rates,
28 17
March 13, services,
4 00
May 4, water rates,
168 82
May 4, services,
II 50
June IO, water rates,
13 75
June 10, services,
187 33
July 2, water rates,
35 40
July 2, services,
119 59
July 6, services,
17 00
July 6, water rates,
1,529 77
July 6, junk,
21 00
July 13, water rates,
1,108 42
July 13, services,
52 45
July 16, services,
44 00
July 16, water rates,
507 00
July 25, services,
24 00
July 25, water rates,
1,17I 50 1
·
-93-
August 10, water rates, 1,142 64
August 10, services,
51 00
September 3, water rates,
249 81
. September 3, services,
36 52
September 8, water rates,
335 42
October 16, water rates,
295 30
October 16, services,
62 41
October 20, water rates,
79 52
November 10, water rates,
29 36
November 10, service rates,
20 64
December 24, water rates,
475 36
December 24, services,
156 65
December 28, water rates,
126 15
Total receipts for the year,
$10.132 84
EXPENDITURES.
1903.
January 2, salaries,
$58 33
January 2, expense, sundries,
6 90
January 6, expense, sundries,
50 00
January 9, expense, sundries,
90 00
January 15, interest, 1,500 00
February 7, office expenses,
7 00
February 7, salaries,
58 33
February 7. expense, incidentals,
11 50
February 9, interest,
125 00
February 9, expense, sundries,
4I 7I
February 9, services, fittings,
I 60
February 10, interest.
125 00
February 10, expense, horseshoeing,
5 28
March 6, salaries,
58 33
March, 6, expense, sundries,
31 50
April 2, salaries,
58 33
-94-
April 2, expense, sundries,
4 75
April 6. expense, sundries,
30 54
April 6. pumping station, fuel,
97 18
April 25, interest,
300 00 °
May 6, salaries, 66 66
May 6, expense, sundries,
7 69
May 13, corporation expense,
5 00
May 27, legal expense,
75 00
May 27, expense, sundries,
15 25
May 27, office expense,
4 50
June 6, pumping station, sundries,
3 40
June 6, salaries,
66 66
June 6, expense, sundries,
4 44
July 2, interest,
68 75
July 6, interest,
75 00
July 6, engineering services, March, 1901 to December, 1902, 3,000 00
July 6, Haines & Co., on account,
1,106 25
July 6, office expenses, rent, clerical work, for year, 750 00
July 7, salaries,
66 66
July 7, expenses, sundries,
61 41
July 15, interest,
1,500 00
July 28, office expenses,
2 50
July 31, salaries,
66 66
July 31, expense, sundries,
22 33
July 31, pumping station, fuel,
92 95
August 8, interest,
150 00
August 13, interest,
125 00
September I, dividend,
2,400 00
September I, salaries,
66 66
September 2, expense, sundries,
6 52
September 3, interest,
25 00
September 3, expense, telephone,
4 77
September 14, expense, freight,
8 80
-95-
October 2, expense, sundries, grain, etc.,
97 77
October 2, pumping station, fuel,
154 83
October 15, salaries,
66 66
October 26, expense, sundries,
42 84
October 26, interest,
300 00
October 31, taxes,
707 75
November 3, taxes,
167 60
November 3, salaries,
66 66
November 3, expense, sundries,
II 36
December 4, salaries,
66 66
December 9, expense, sundries,
18 45
December 15, expense, sundries,
28 53
December 15, pumping station, fuel,
82 36
December 15, expense, grain,
45 24
December 18, expense, insurance,
37 50
Total for the year, $14,403 35
STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDI- TURES OF THE SCITUATE WATER CO. FOR THE YEAR 1904. RECEIPTS.
I904.
January 12, water rates,
$33 75
January 12, service rates,
54 12
February 3, water rates,
1,400 00
March 29. water rates,
274 59
March 29, service rates,
70 28
June 7. interest,
300 00
July 15, water rates,
1,744 18
-96~
July 15, service. rates,
89 50
July 15, water rates,
568 00
July 19, service rates,
16 00
July 21, water rates,
1,400 00
July 29, water rates,
1,007 14
July 29, service rates,
33 30
August 2, water rates,
585 05
August 2. service rates,
36 85
August 12, water rates,
842 00
August 12, service rates,
38 00
August 12, over-charge on fuel,
140 60
September 9, water rates,
694 20
September 9, service rates,
56 67
October 5, water rates,
187 09
October 5, service rates,
48 00
November 14, water rates,
10 00
December 6, water rates,
91 08
December 6, service rates,
42 40
December 31, water rates,
29 73
December 31, service rates,
32 00
Total for the year, $9,823 53
EXPENDITURES.
January 5, salaries, $66 66
January 5. expense. sundries,
8 51
January 8. pumping station, sundries,
17 47
January 8. expense. sundries,
3 65
January 14. interest,
1,500 00
January 15, expense, sundries,
.40 04
February 3, interest,
150 00
February 6, salaries.
66 66
February 6, general maintenance, sundries,
6 97
-97-
February 6. pumping station, sundries,
9 55
February 6. corporation expense, 5 00
February 12, pumping station, sundries, II OO
February 12, general maintenance, sundries, 113 5I
March 5. salaries. 66 66
March 5. general maintenance, sundries,
8 79
March 19, interest. 40 67
March 29. interest,
150 00
March 29. Haines & Co .. on account,
5.000 00
April 1. salaries. 66 66
April 4. general maintenance, sundries, 9 50
April 4. corporation expense. 10 00
April 6. pumping station, sundries, 8 80
April 18, pumping station, sundries, 5 38
April 18, general maintenance, sundries,
38 15
April 18, expense, legal,
78 00
April 29. interest.
300 00
May 10. salaries,
66 66
May 10, general maintenance, sundries,
13 29
June 7. salaries,
66 66
June 9. general maintenance, sundries,
59 80
June IT. pumping station, fuel.
24I 20
June II. general maintenance, sundries,
27 14
June 28, interest,
75 00
July 15. interest, 1,875 00
July 15, salaries, 66 66
July 15. general maintenance, sundries,
36 12
July 26, general maintenance. sundries, 41 8.4
July 26, pumping station, sundries,
20 83
August 1. dividend,
3,000 00
August 2, salaries. 66 66
August 2, general maintenance, sundries, 18 33
August 13, general maintenance, sundries, 16 83
August 13, pumping station, fuel,
120 3I
September 9, salaries, 66 66
Scituate 7
-98-
September 9. general maintenance, sundries, II 30
September 9. pumping station, sundries, 59 40
September 15. general maintenance, sundries, 54 99
September 15, pumping station, fuel, 75 21
October 10, salaries,
66 66
October 10, general maintenance, sundries,
53 90
October 13, taxes.
713 92
October 31, interest,
300 00
November I, taxes,
415 00
November 7, salaries,
66 66
November 7, general maintenance, sundries,
6 45
November 9, general maintenance, sundries,
65 34
November 9, pumping station. sundries, 22 68
November 9, pumping station, fuel, 47 56
December 3, pumping station, fuel,
13 72
December 13, expense, insurance,
37 50
December 14, salaries,
66 66
December 14, general maintenance, sundries,
34 69
December 15, general maintenance, sundries,
20 60
December 15, pumping station, fuel,
60 97
Total for the year, $15,853 84
STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDI- TURES OF THE SCITUATE WATER CO. FOR THE YEAR 1905. RECEIPTS.
January 3, water rates, January 3, water rates, February 7, water rates,
$1.400 00
563 89 15 00
-99-
February 7, services,
37 35
April 6, services,
16 00
April 6, water rates,
25 00
June I, water rates,
194 94
June I, services,
II 65
July II, water rates,
820 75
July II, services,
104 00
July 14, water rates,
990 90
July 14, services,
62 10
July 15, water rates,
1,433 33
July 20, services,
16 00
July 20, water rates,
775 54
July 23, water rates,
77 04
July 31, water rates,
1,159 27
July 31, services,
48 30
August 12, water rates,
521 00
August 12, services,
16 00
August 26, water rates,
677 00
August 26, services,
43 45
September 22, water rates,
18 33
September 22, services,
14 00
September 30, water rates,
624 24
September 30, services,
46 09
October II, water rates,
38 00
October 20, water rates,
105 16
October 20, service rates,
24 00
October 20, services,
91 77
October 26, water rates,
343 83
November 2, water rates,
53 00
November 2, service rates,
17 00
November 14, water rates,
505 37
December 5, water rates,
25 00
December 5, service rates,
2 16
December 22, water rates,
114 48
December 22, service rates,
50 59
Total for the year,
$11,081 53
-IO0-
EXPENDITURES.
January 3, expense, $2 30
January II, salaries,
66 66
January II, general maintenance, sundries, 30 22
January 14, interest,
1,875 00
February I, general maintenance, sundries, 17 16
February I, pumping station, incidentals, I 2I
February I, expense, sundries, 6 07
February 7, corporation expense, filing certificate,
5 00
February 7, salaries,
66 66
February 7, general maintenance, sundries,
16 78
March 10, salaries,
66 66
March 10, general maintenance, sundries,
28 54
March 10, fuel, 52 44
March 10, general maintenance, sundries, labor,
68 53
March 10, expense, sundries, pipe line, etc., 37 62
April 7, salaries, 66 66
April 7, general maintenance, sundries, I2 41
April 7, expense, sundries, 2 93
8 80
May 4, salaries, 66 66
May 4, general maintenance, sundries,
30 65
May 18, pumping station, maintenance,
19 20
May 18, expense, telephone,
6 72
May 18, expense, coal, 4 00
May 18, pumping station, sundries,
2.55
May 18, general maintenance, sundries,
13 65
May 24, general maintenance, grain,
19 95
May 31, legal services, '5 00
June I, salaries, 66 66
June I, general maintenance, sundries,
7 49
June 3, expense, labor,
45 60
June 28, pumping station, oil,
16 23
July 14, salaries, 66 66
July 14, general maintenance, sundries, 17 55
April 20, expense, freight,
-IOI-
July 14, pumping station, fuel, etc.,
9 74
July 14, interest,
1,875 00
August 1, dividend,
3,000 00
August 4, expense, coal, 14 00
August 4, pumping station, fuel,
76 49
August 12, expense, labor, 37 00
August 12, salaries, 66 66
August 12, general maintenance, sundries, 23 35
August 12, expense, freight, 8 80
August 12, water rates, check ret'd, not good,
26 00
September II, general maintenance, grain.
43 91
September II, general maintenance, sundries,
31 02
September II, pumping station, sundries,
7 5I
September II, expense, sundries, 4 00
September II, salaries, 66 66
September 14, general maintenance, sundries, 8 13
September 14, pumping station, labor, sundries,
28 60
September 14, expense, labor, sundries,
47 32
September 29. taxes,
1,092 97
October I, salaries, 66 66
October I, general maintenance, sundries,
30 90
October I, pumping station, sundries,
39 15
October I, expense, sundries,
IO IO
October 23, pumping station, fuel,
I22 62
October 27, pumping station, sundries,
19 20
November 2, salaries, 66 66
November 2, general maintenance, sundries, 19 91
November 2, pumping station, sundries,
II 05
November 2, expense, sundries,
3 80
November 3, taxes, 172 50
November 14, pumping station, sundries,
3 50
November 14, expense, telephone, 7 52
November 14, general maintenance, sundries,
37 88
December 4, pumping station, labor, sundries, 23 48
December 4, salaries, 66 66
L
-102-
Deember 4, general maintenance, sundries, 29 17
December 5, pumping station, repairs, 16 43
December 15, pumping station, expenses, 37 50
December 26, pumping station, repairs, sundries, 71 82
December 26, expense, sundries, 40 29
December 26, general maintenance, sundries,
14 14
December 30, salaries,
66 66
December 30, office expenses, rent, clerical work, year 1904, 750 00
December 30, office expenses, rent, clerical work, year 1905, 750 00
December 30, expenses, sundries,
10 40
December 30, general maintenance, sundries,
9 60
December 30, Haines & Co., on account,
10,000 00
December 30, pumping station, sundries,
5 20
Total for the year,
$21,790 18
REPORT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
To the Selectmen and Toren Citizens :
This being the fourth year of an independent Board of Health for the Town, and also marking some advancement, it was deemed advisable to explain to the citizens what progress and what work has been done.
After the March meeting of 1905, the Board met and organized, Mr. Fred Cole being the new member.
Mr. Allen was unanimously elected Chairman having al- ways, since the formation of the Board, acceptably filled that position.
At the Town meeting in March, two hundred and fifty dollars was appropriated for a sewer pump and suitable wag- on. the same to be expended by the Board of Health.
Upon investigation the Board, after thoroughly looking into the matter, found this entirely inadequate to procure what in their opinion was the proper equipment, conse- quently a new Edison Pump with hose and wrenches was obtained, leaving the question of wagon an undecided mat- ter.
In July we were enabled to purchase a regular sanitary wagon, which had been in use a comparatively short time, and had the same put in first class condition, thereby fur- nishing the Town with an equipment in every respect equal to the five hundred and forty-five dollar Edison Outfit, and in so doing only exceeding the appropriation by about six- teen dollars.
This apparatus was put in commission in August under the care of Mr. Cole, and can be obtained at any time for cleaning cesspools and like work.
-104-
The Board has had several complaints in regard to drain- age, and they have required cesspools to be constructed, and the owners have taken measures to meet the requirements.
We wish to call the attention of the citizens to the sani- tary condition at North Scituate Beach.
Every summer there are more or less complaints made of people dumping garbage and refuse matter in objectionable places, and when their attention is called to the matter the same question is invariably asked: "Where shall we dump it?"
Now, with the increasing population and the construction of new houses it is only proper that some provision should be made and a public dump furnished, and by so doing we may at some time avoid a large amount of sickness, and pos- sibly an epidemic.
It is to be hoped that some action may be taken in this matter at the next Town meeting.
What contagious diseases have occurred in Town the past year have fortunately been confined to the original locations.
In one case it was deemed advisable to have one of the schools closed for a day that the building might be thor- oughly fumigated.
The above may serve in a slight way to show some of the work performed the past year.
Respectfully, THOS. H. FARMER, Sec.
1
REPORT OF TOWN CLERK.
MARRIAGES RECORDED IN SCITUATE IN 1905.
January 10, James H. Pelrine, age 33, of Scituate, and May Brodrick, 26, of Cambridge, married by Rev. Wil- liam R. Cole at Cohasset.
January 7, Charles W. Ellms, 48, of Scituate, and Mrs. Lucy Amelia Worthen, 34, of Scituate, married by Rev. Albert D. Spaulding at No. Scituate.
February 12, Charles E. Upham, 28, of Marshfield, and Celina Plourder, 30, of Scituate, married by Rev. Burton A. Lucas at Marshfield.
April 3, Clifton P. Cox, 28, of Scituate, and Florence E. Clark, 21, of Scituate, married by Rev. Frank B. Cressey at Weymouth.
April 18, Charles W. Pattri, 54, of Scituate, and Clara Turner Westlake, 49, of Scituate, married by Rev. George A. Hathaway at Scituate.
April 30, Raymond Peter Ahearn, 21, of Hull, and Grace Warren Bates, 20, of Cohasset, married by Rev. Frank Park at Scituate.
June 26, Seth A. Dunbar, 29, of Scituate, and Florence B. Tilden, of Scituate, married by Rev. Arthur W. Cleaves at Scituate.
June 27, Edward R. Clark, 25, of Scituate, and Ibelle T. Mott, 20, of Scituate, married by Rev. Arthur W. Cleaves at Scituate.
-106-
June 29, John N. McNeill, 23, of Scituate, and Helen Nudd, 24, of New Bedford, married by Rev. Arthur W. Cleaves at New Bedford.
June 29, Llewellyn W. Brown, 23, of Scituate, and Jen- nie T. Wade, 19, of Scituate, married by Rev. Albert D. Spaulding at Scituate.
July 23, John M. Vinal, 21, of Scituate, and Bertha M. Smith, 16, of Scituate, married by Joseph Fitzgerald, Priest, at Cohasset.
September 19, William D. Marren, 37, of Scituate, and Rebecca B. Powell, 36, of Mount Holly, N. J., married by Joseph Fitzgerald, Priest, at Scituate.
October 5, Archie W. Torrey, 26, of Scituate, and Ethel T. Spear, 26, of Scituate, married by Rev. Arthur W. Cleaves at Scituate.
October 10, John E. Barry, 32, of Scituate, and Cather- ine E. Sullivan, 32, married by Joseph Fitzgerald, Priest, at Cohasset.
November 2, Hamilton W. Welch, 28, of Scituate, and Georgietta Watson, 20, of Scituate, married by Rev. Thatcher R. Kimball at Boston.
November 30, Lester D. Hobson, 21, of Scituate, and Eva M. Litchfield, 19, of Scituate, married by Rev. George A. Hathaway at Scituate.
December 7, Clarence G. Wheeler, 24, of Scituate, and Sarah A. Ferguson, 24, of Scituate, married by Rev. George A. Hathaway at Scituate.
December 25, Alton N. Stetson, 24, of Rockland, and Anna E. Doherty, 20, of Scituate, married by Joseph Fitz- gerald, Priest, at Cohasset.
December 24, John J. Loague, 32, of Boston, and Carrie S. Prouty, 35, of Boston, married by Rev. Albert D. Spaulding at Scituate.
1
BROUGHT INTO TOWN FOR INTERMENT, 1905.
DATE.
NAME OF DECEASED.
AGE. Y M. D.
CAUSE OF DEATH.
PLACE OF DEATH.
Jan. 13
Ann Jane Spellman
Pneumonia
Jan.
19
Lillian Webb
6
Diphtheria
Jan.
19
Sarah E. Welch
67
11
Sclerosis of liver
Jan.
30
Frank Silva
16
Cystitis
Feb.
4
Adelaide J. Litchfield
54
1
4
Acute diabetes
March
17
Ethelind May Monteirs
1
1
21
Bronchitis acute
April
22
Jason Smith
62
5
19
April -
27
Frederick J. Chubbuck.
27
5
11
Brights disease
Boston
May
6
Nott
1
-
Cohasset
July
14
Clarence Perry Silvia
75
6
Cerebial hemorrhage
Cohasset
Aug.
4
John Thomas Haywood
72
6
11
Arterio sclerosis Myocarditis
Quincy Boston
Sept.
12
Jeremiah Fitzpatrick
20
28
Heart disease
Hingham Marshfield
Sept.
30
Alice W. Johnson
51
5 21
Shock and burns
Oct.
31
Arthur L. Peverly
6
3
4
Intestinal obstruction
Newshore-
Nov.
5
James McDonald
1
Nov.
16
John L. Tewksberry
14
1
9
Apoplexy
Dec. 16, 1904
William A. Wills
40
10
28
Nephritis
Dec. 27
Elizabeth Roche Doane
75
7
4
Gangrene
Malden
-107-
Cohasset
May
20
Manuel Jason
47
Chronic bronchitis
Boston
4
Congenital debility
Sept.
2
Sept.
14
Herman C. Silva
Everett
Paralysis of heart, diphtheria
Norwell Keyport. N. J. Bridgewater Cohasset Everett
Cohasset
March 21
Frances Mary Antoine
4
17
Cerebral meningitis
Cohasset
Cerebral hemorrhage
Rockland
Permature birth
Samuel V. Hardwick
8 -
ham, R. I. Hingham Boston
DEATHS REGISTERED IN SCITUATE 1905.
DATE.
NAME OF DECEASED.
Y.
AGE. M. D.
CAUSE OF DEATH.
PARENTS' NAMES.
Jan.
3
Arabella Litchfield
73
5
4
13
Luke G. Fitts
73
14
Ruth Manson
8
1
22
Diphtheria
26
-Dwyer
Still born
26
Rosea Meuse
10
Malaria and convulsions
Dennie Meuse and Mary Gloade Michael Pelrine and Unknown
Feb.
11
Mary J. Frazier
41
Tuberculosis of lungs
16
Elizabeth Litchfield Merritt
Cerebral hemorrhage
21
Antoine Vargus
73
Bronchitis chronic
22
Annie Jellows
3
1
Broncho pneumonia
26
William Litchfield
79
Softening of brain
23
Barbara Curran
11
Burns
March
6
Louisa F. Bonney
63
4
Acute cholelethiasis
8
William Hubbard Litchfield
79
6
Paralysis
11
John J. Ford
55
1
Grip, hepatic abcess
15
Harvey Clapp
91
2
Chronic bronchitis
18
Galen Watson
81
9
8
Lagrippe
19
James Edwin Otis
56
11
Epilepsy
25
Edwin H. Gardner
46
9
Cardiac dilitation
26
Camilla U. Young
38
Tuberculosis
30
Nora Gannett
10
9
Gallstones and cholecystitis Senility
James Devlin and Margaret Muman
April
13
Helen G. Curtis
Pulmonary tuberculosis
25
Charles E Brown
10
Cancer of bladder
26
Adeline Young
27
Cardiac disease Acute gastritis
10
Alvah Gaston Turner
1
Congenital debility
31
Margaret Sullivan
~2
Nephritis
2
Elizabeth M. Murphy
47
Cerebral sclerosis
Patrick and Mary Kane
10
Elisha F. Brown
29
10
Pleuro pneumonia Chronic intestinal nephritis
14
Congenital debility
Samnel A. and H. Meriam Bailey Everett E. and Anna Linehan
July
18
35
Epilepsy
24
Ellen T. Monahan
58
Cerebral hemorrhage
Ang.
14
Nellie Tillson
51
29
Joseph I. Bates
20
Russell Ward
24
1
9 4
Uremia
Joseph Bates and Merey Vinal Collier Milton Ward and Sarah A. Baxter
-108-
May
Josephine M. Hoar
2
10
George and Elizabeth Matthew and Bridget O'Brien Philip H. and Cora Vinal Dennis Driscoll and Mary Mahan
June
E.isha J. and Henrietta Brown Eugene Sweeney -- Barrow
12
Julia Jellows Ralph Agnew
60
6
30
Margurite Patience Litchfield John Olson
13
Appendicitis
Peleg and Mary A. Hatch Thomas and Mercy Bailey Moses and Emma Stone Edwin and Margaret Brown Richard S. and Mary S. Tucker Edwin and Mary L. Litchfield Parents names unknown
6
Bridget Murphy
46 61
10
38 76
Joseph and Harriet A. Hammond Charles and - Lufkin
-
Ole Olson and Ellen Yonson Thomas A. Slattery and Catherine MeGrauw
General debility Paralysis
Israel Thorndike and Mercie Witherell Luke G. Fitts and -- Drake Chas. Manson and Emma B. Peatz Robert J. Dwyer and Jane Lucey
Pneumonia Heart failure
Elisha Merritt and Sebas Litchfield Jos. A. Vargus and -
Moses and Marguerite Quinn -
Meshek and Temperence Stoddard Bartholemew and Delia Freeman Caleb Bates and Louisa Porter Hubbard and Eliza Litchfield
Need help finding more records? Try our genealogical records directory which has more than 1 million sources to help you more easily locate the available records.