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W. M. Stetson, provisions, $75.00
W. F. Church, 66
6.00
G. Randall, cash, 72.00
C. Brant, 66
48.00
M. T. Warner, cash,
8.00
D. M. Eldredge, nursing,
24.48
H. L. Perry, coal, 11.00
J. C. Tripp, 6.00
G. A. Ordway, M. D., 10.50
L. M. Snow, drugs, 6.70
J. H. Stetson & Co., shoes, 1.25
Charged in "Incidental " Account. $268.93
SCHEDULE M COGGESHALL STREET BRIDGE.
F. M. Bates, repairs, $7.05
Charged in " Incidental" Account.
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TOWN HALL.
Dr.
Ur.
Overdraft,
#562 63 Appropriation,
$1,500 00
A. Mowatt, janitor,
499 92 Rent of Post Office,
336 00
A. Mowatt, extra,
55 00
412 20
N. B. Gas & Ed- ison Co.,
448 09
Rent of hall, J. C. Tripp, rent, N. B. Gas & Edi- son Co., rebate,
168 23
359,00 Overdrawn,
411 20
Denison Bros.Co., coal,
44 13
H. L. Perry, coal,
13,50
Mosler Safe Co., P. O. Safe,
250,00
Bourn, Hadley Co., repairs Post Office,
212 50
Whitlow Corp., repairs,
67 80
H. H. Hathaway, painting.
83 49
37 76
J. C. Omey, labor, J. C. Whitfield, labor,
350
M. P. Whitfield, repairs,
29 87
A. W. Allen Co., book cases,
34 00
R. D. Ireland Co., globes,
23|00
J. Farquhar Sons, repairs,
34 10
H. A. Fitch, re- pairs,
16 26
E. N. Whitcomb, repairs
10|10
50 00
City Coal Co., coal,
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Town Hall.
Dr. Cr.
D. H. Dyer, in- spections, 10'00 So. Mass. Tel. Co., 1075
C. F. Delano, sup- plies,
13:71
HI. S. Hutchinson & Co,
5,00
W. S. Padelford Bro.
4 19
A. Nye, supplies,
1 23
L. M. Snow sup- plies,
75
N. Y., N. H. & H.
R. R., freight,
5|40
D. Duff & Son, moving safe,
5 00
A. Sylvia, ashes,
5|00
HI. L. Wilson, lawn dressing,
5 00
J. L. Hill, tuning, G. Peirce, tuning, F. H. Water Co., N. P. Hayes, door check,
3 00
3 00
13|00
5,00
Coggeshall, Max-
field Co.,bronze,
2,95
$2,877 63
$2,877 63
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SALARIES.
Dr. Cr.
Treasurer : C. F. Swift,
Balance from last
$800,00
year,!
$143,99 2500,00
W. H. Hoeg, Jr.,
400 00
Selectmen and Overseers of Poor :
J. H. Howland,
300 00
W. P. Winsor,
150 00
J. Pettee, Jr.,
150|00
Board of Health :
C. P. Maxfield,
25 00
W. H. Thayer, M. D.,
25 00
J. B. Peck,
25 00
Assessors :
W. H. Hoeg, Jr.,
157 50
J. B. Peck,
230 00
L. T. Shurtleff,
67 50
Sewer Commis- sioners :
E. G. Paull,
50 00
G. T. Thatcher,
50.00
Z. W. Dodge,
50,00
School Commit- tee :
T. A. Tripp,
25.00
G. W. Stevens,
25:00
G. H. Tripp,
25 00
J. K. Nye,
25 00
J. Pettee, Jr.
25.00
D.W. Kendricks,
25 00
Bal. unexpended,
13|99
$2,643'99|
$2,643 99
· Collector :
Appropriation,
1
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STREET LIGHTS.
Dr.
Cr.
Overdraft, N. B. Gas & Edi- son Light Co., lighting,
$99 94
Appropriation, Overdrawn,
$1,800.00 137 06
1,837 12
$1.937 06
$1,937 06
DEBT AND INTEREST.
Dr.
Cr.
N. B. Institution for 'savings, notes paid, Paid loans in an- ticipation of taxes, Interest on notes and bonds, Bal. unexpended,
$6,950 00
Bal. from last year, Appropriation, Temporary loans, Sewer assessments,
$3,133|28 6,000 00 20,000,00 7,310 43
20,000 00
3,925 00
5,568 71
$36443 71
$36443 71
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PRESENT TOWN DEBT.
Oxford School note,
$10,000.00 due Nov. 13, 1906.
Pease District
1,000.00
6.
12, 1906.
1,000.00 66
66
12, 1907.
66
.6
1,000.00 66
20, 1908.
66
. 6
1,000.00 66 66 20, 1909.
66
66
1,000.00
20, 1910.
66
1,000.00
66
20,1911.
..
..
66
66
1,000.00
20, 1913.
Oxford Sewer
5,000.00
66
20, 1909.
66
66
2,000.00
17, 1910.
66
66
2,000.00
66
17, 1911.
1,000.00
17, 1912.
$28,000.00
Sewer bonds, 4 per cent.
$3,000.00
Oct.
1, 1906.
.6
3,000.00
1, 1907.
..
,٠
4,500.00
66
1, 1909.
4,500.00
66
1,1910.
..
..
4,500.00
1,1912.
5,500.00
1,1913.
..
.6
.6
5,500.00
66
1,1915.
5,500.00
1, 1916.
66
5,500.00
1, 1917.
..
4,500.00
66
6.
1, 1908.
66
..
4,500.00
.. .6
1. 1911.
..
..
5,500.00
..
1,1914.
..
..
$84,000.00
66 66
20, 1912.
1,000.00
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RECAPITULATION.
Dr.
Cr.
Expenditures for account of :
Appropriations and credits for ac- count of :
General highways Mill road,
$8,359 52
General highways, Mill road,
$3,532 08 200 00
Cottage St. ex- tension,
Cottage St., exten- sion,
14 16 1
So. Pleasant· ex- tension,
306 24
So. Pleasant exten- sion,
4×0 43
Poor department,
3,375 56 Tree Warden,
94
Sewer mainte- nance,
2,414 51
Sewer maintenance,
2,608 22
Green St. sewer,
489 43
Green St. sewer,
1
410 62
Fire department,
1,802 68
Hydrant,
2,193 75
Hydrant,
2,175 00
Police,
950 00
Police,
885 17
Incidental,
19,891 98
Incidental,
18,289 87 Town hall,
2,466 43
Town hall,
2,877 63
Salaries,
2,643 99
Salaries,
2,630 00
Street lights,
1,800 00)
Street lights,
1,937 06
Debt and interest
36,443 71
Debt and interest,
30,875 00
Bal. unexpended,
8,271 24
$87166 19
$8716619
i
Laurel St. exten- sion,
Laurel St. exten- sion,
11570
Tree Warden,
Poor department,
4,150 17
Oxford sewer,
2,507 28 Oxford sewer,
2,494 59
Pease district sewer,
Pease district sewer, Fire department,
1,769 42
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STREET DEPARTMENT.
The town has grown so fast in the past few years, that ashes and rubbish has accumulated in such quantities and dumped in so many places, as to make certain parts of the town look unsightly, and for that reason the street department has taken up for trial the removal of ashes and rubbish, and establish the following rules :
REGULATIONS FOR THE REMOVAL OF ASHES AND RUBBISH.
Office of the Superintendent of Streets, Town Hall, Feb. 1st, 1906. S
The following regulations are established for the re- moval of ashes and rubbish :
All receptacles containing ashes and rubbish for removal, must be of such size, and contain no greater amount than will be convenient for handling by two men.
Such receptacles should be on the outer edge of the side- walk as early as 7 a. m. The carts will not collect over the same route a second time.
Parties must understand that the Street Department can- not authorize the placing of such receptacles in the streets, and that all damages which may be occasioned by their pres- ence must rest upon those parties who place them there.
Persons are also cautioned against continuing such re- ceptacles in the street longer than necessary for the collection of their contents by the department.
Ashes and rubbish to a reasonable limit, placed in proper receptacles on the sidewalks as above will be removed; but the removal of unreasonable quantities will not be undertaken.
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Parties must not heap refuse material and rubbish in the streets. The removal of dirt and rubbish, caused by the con- struction and repair of buildings will not be undertaken by the department, and the same must not be dumped in the streets.
Bushes, limbs of trees and grape vines, to a limited amount, and tied in bundles convenient for handling, will be removed by the department ; but the piling of large quantities of such material in the street will not be permitted.
The town carts will make collections as follows : Friday-North as far as the Riverside Cemetery. South to Cedar Street.
East to Pleasant, Summer, Rotch and Adams Streets. West to Fort, Water, Middle, Main and West Streets. Per order Superintendent of Streets.
SYCAMORE STREET
300 feet south from C'oggeshall street was graded and put in passable condition.
HAWTHORNE STREET
was repaired to considerable extent, about 900 feet in length. and several tons of crushed stone used in the low places. A sidewalk was made on the north side, 900 feet long, and cov- ered with stone screenings.
ADAMS STREET
from Bridge to the Oxford School, was plowed on both sides of the road and gutters made, and the dirt taken used for fill ing other streets.
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MAIN STREET
from the Riverside Cemetery to the Acushnet line was plowed and gutters made on both sides of the road, and the dirt taken used for filling and grading Brown, Maitland and Blackburn streets.
BRIDGE STREET
was repaired with gravel from the Mill Road to the new Boston Road, and some repairs made on the
NEW BOSTON ROAD
480 loads of gravel and 90 tons of crushed stone used on both roads.
STREETS MACADAMIZED
Union Street from Laurel to Pleasant 650 ft. in length.
Centre .. Main " Walnut rebuilt 550 " "
GUTTERS PAVED
Union Street from Laurel to Pleasant
1150 ft. in length.
C'entre " Main " William 235 " "
NEW CURBING SET
Union Street from Laurel to Pleasant
Centre 66 Main to William
Fort South end
Flat iron piece near Oxford School
418 ft. in length.
234 " «
271 " "
66
223 " "
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BLOCK PAVING SET
Washington Street, South side, from William to Walnut 241 ft. in length.
Fort Street, South end, West side 300 4 "
East " re-laid 300 " .
NEW SAND CATCHERS BUILT
One on corner of Centre and Walnut Two on Main Street, North of Spring.
GRANOLITHIC SIDEWALKS
Centre, Pleasant, Union and Chestnut 1101 ft. in length. C'entre, Chestnut, Union and Laurel 1040 " . ..
Several thousand feet of sidewalks have been repaired with stone screenings.
CRUSHER STONE
Purchased during the last year 5944 tons. 100
Cobble paving purchased
Block 1000 blocks
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TREE WARDEN'S REPORT.
Last year no appropriation was made by the town for the care and spraying the Ehm trees. The beetle made its appear- ance as usual, and it was found necessary that some work should be done, and on June 24th, six men were put to work spraying the trees, and kept to work until July 29th. We found as in previous years, the necessity of going on private grounds for the general good, as well as for the protection of our trees in the streets ; to give the same care and attention to the back yard as to the highway.
Through the generosity of Mr. H. H. Rogers, 108 young Elms and 31 young Maples were set out in the public streets of our town the past year. Some complaints were made as to persons careless with their horses; most of them seem to be reasonable when spoken to. I desire to publicly thank all persons who have interested themselves in this matter of making complaints to me, of reckless and careless drivers of teams, and ask all good citizens to join with the Tree Warden in rendering such assistance as is necessary for the better pro- tection of our shade trees.
JOHN I. BRYANT, Tree Warden
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FIRE ENGINEERS' REPORT.
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen :
Gentlemen :- The Board of Fire Engineers hereby present their report for the past year. During the year we have had seven fire alarm calls and two still alarms. The total loss by fire as estimated by the Board was $2200.00. The house of Hose No. 2, Spring street,is in need of new sills, and we ought to have at least 300 feet of new hose, and would recommend for that purpose, an increase in the appropriation of $500.00. The Fire Department, at the present time, is in first class condition in every respect, and the equal of any of its size in New England.
Respectfully submitted,
J. F. SULLIVAN, Z. W. DODGE, C. F. DELANO,
Engineers.
HOSE 1, OXFORD.
William H1. Whitfield, Captain,
J. O. Whitfield,
1 .. E. Blossom, 1st Assistant,
A. T. Maxfield.
E. W. Miller, 2nd John Palmer,
F. A. Monks, Clerk, C. E. Hawkins,
G. H1. Carpenter, Chester Eldred.
E. B. Tripp. J. J. Jenney,
.T. H. JJones.
J. F. Gammons.
Lewis Thatcher.
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HOSE 2.
E. L. Bryant, Captain,
T. R. Brownell, 1st Assistant,
C. E. Westgate, 2nd
F. A. Rounsville,
Clarence Terry, Clerk,
G. B. York,
S. H. Rounsville, Peter Sheehan,
Valentine Deane,
Patrick Sullivan,
J. A. W. Burgess,
E. C. Hackett,
N. B. Dunn.
HOOK AND LADDER CO.
A. W. Monk, Captain,
C. R. Sohlgren,
C. F. Drew, 1st Assistant,
W. L. Rounsville,
John Taber, 2nd
J. S. Delano,
T. A. Clark, Clerk, A. H. Frawley,
J. S. Gifford, F. S. Ryouson,
PROTECTION SOCIETY.
Horace K. Nye, President,
D. M. Kelley,
HI. L. Pope, Clerk,
J. K. Nye,
H. L. Card,
W. H. Taylor,
H. D. Burke,
C. D. Waldron,
L. C. Bauldry,
JI. H. Hathaway,
W. E. Alton,
T. W. Whitfield.
W. E. Card,
F. A. Keith,
A. W. Kelley,
G. B. Luther,
B. Taber, Jr.,
N. Pope,
H. V. Bisbee,
H. Hanna,
F. W. Sohlgren, Thomas Scales,
H. D. Waldron, W. Valentine, J. W. Babbitt.
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SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
To the Citizens of Fairhaven :
The Selectmen present the following report, referring to the special reports herein contained for details of each depart- ment :
The very fine condition of our highways is apparent to all our citizens, and shows the efficient work of the Street Depart- ment. A new feature of this department, inaugurated within a few weeks, is the collection of ashes and other refuse. This we feel is a step in the right direction and will be much appre- ciated by the citizens.
In making the estimate of the requirements for the Debt and Interest account, we submit the following figures and sug- gestions :-
One-half Oxford School note due Nov. 13, 1906, $5,000.00 Pease District Sewer note, due Nov. 12, 1906. 1,000.00
Sewer Bonds, due 1906, 3,000.00
Interest on outstanding Sewer Bonds. 2,240.00
Interest on floating debt, (notes), 1,120.00
Interest on Temporary Loan, 208.71
$12,568.71
Credit to Debt and Interest account,
5,568.71
$7,000.00
In view of the above figures, the Selectmen would suggest that an appropriation of $5,500 be made for debt and interest. This sum, together with an estimated collection of $1,500, on account of sewer assessments will furnish the required amount,
($7,000) to carry out the suggestions and recommendations as stated above.
The Selectmen would recommend that the balance of $.94 to the credit of Tree Warden account, be transferred to High- way account. The balance to credit of Pease District Sewer account, $410.60, be credited to Incidental account, and that the overdraft of Green Street Extension of Pease District Sewer account, $489.43, be charged to Incidental account.
At a special town meeting, held June 27th, 1905, the town authorized its Treasurer, with approval of its Selectmen, to hire the sum of $1.200, for Oxford Sewer account and $800 for account of Green Street Extension of Pease District Sewer. It has not been found necessary to hire these sums, and the expenditures made on the above named sewers, have been paid from the Incidental account.
The overdraft of the Town Hall account, amounting to $411.20, was caused by an unusual expenditure in making the Post Office furnishings, to conform to the requirements of the Post Office Department. In doing this the town incurred an outlay of about $500. The rent of the Post Office has been in- creased from three hundred to four hundred dollars per annum.
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The Selectmen respectfully submit the following estimates for appropriations for the ensuing year : -
Highways,
$3,000.00
Poor Department,
2,300.00
Sewer Maintenance,
2,300.00
Fire Department.
1,700.00
Hydrants,
2,175.00
Police,
900.00
Town Hall,
2,200.00
Fire Alarm Maintenance
150.00
Salaries,
2,500.00
Street Lights,
2,000.00
Debt and Interest,
5,500.00
$24.725.00
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN H. HOWLAND,
W. P. WINSOR,
J. PETTER, JR.
Selectmen of Fairhaven.
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Fairhaven, Mass., Feb., 1906.
We hereby certify that we have examined the accounts of the Tax Collector, Treasurer, Selectmen, Overseers of the Poor and School Committee of the Town of Fairhaven, for the year ending Feb. 10, 1906, and believe them correct.
WILLIAM B. GARDNER, Auditors. NATHANIEL POPE,
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LIST OF JURORS FOR 1906.
Albert C. Akin,
James M. Allen.
Durfee D. Akin,
Nathan P. Allen, James E. Baker,
Herbert W. Barney, Otis HI. Bates,
James N. Babbitt,
Lewis E. Bentley, James Bennett, Martin I. Bisbee,
John A. Blackburn,
Alexander F. Bliss,
Charles F. Brownell, Samuel S. Bumpus,
John A. W. Burgess, Nicholas Butler,
James A. Corson,
Henry P. Crowell,
James E. Card,
Abram H. Caswell,
George H. Carpenter,
Edward R. Cole, Joshua II. Delano,
Charles F. Dillingham, William H. Dunham,
Walter II. Day,
Eben J. Dillingham,
Harry E. Dodge,
Benjamin F. Drew, Samuel P. Dunn,
Moulder. Boat builder. Farmer. Boat builder. Trader.
Laborer.
Carpenter. Machinist. Superintendent. Conductor. Store keeper. Carpenter. Painter. Livery stable. Grocer. Machinist.
Weaver. Teamster.
Moulder.
Motorman.
Shoemaker.
Grocer.
Shipsmith.
Boatbuilder. Machinist. Ice dealer. Carpenter. Teamster. Carver.
Painter. Farmer.
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Edward W. Ellis, Isaiah Gurney, James N. Gifford, Benjamin M. Gibbs. Jotham Goodnow. Lysander Gurney. John F. Gurney, Henry T. Howard, William A. Hamilton, Pliny B. Handy. Edward D. Hatch.
George L. Hiller, JJr., George H. Howland, Walter II. Judd, John W. Kempton, George G. Lawton. Thomas Linden, Charles E. Lumbard, Roderick A. Packard, Jeremiah II. Pease, Robert Palmer, Joseph B. Peck, Henry C. Pierce, Edwin Stowell, John F. Sullivan, Roger Sherman, Frank W. Sisson, William C. Stoddard. James P. Terry. Thomas N. Thatcher, Frederick M. Taber, Thomas W. Wrightington, Charles A. Wilson, Samuel S. White. Jerome C. Wanner. Zenas Winsor. George R. Valentine.
Machinist. Wheelwright. Tack maker. Buffer. Bookkeeper.
Tacker. Tacker.
Farmer. Machinist. Carpenter.
Machinist.
Farmer.
Farmer.
Manufacturer. Pattern maker.
Farmer. Spinner.
Carpenter.
Mason. Cooper, Engineer,
Clerk.
Farmer.
Tack maker. Weigher.
Farmer.
Salesman.
Farmer.
Farmer.
Tinsmith.
Clerk.
Farmer. Carpenter. Farmer. Butter dealer.
Carpenter. Machinist.
Town Clerk's Report OF
Marriages, Births AND
Deaths.
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MARRIAGES
Recorded in the Town of Fairhaven during the year 1905.
Date. Name of Parties.
Residence.
Jan. 2 Salisbury Louis W. Austin Minnie F.
Fairhaven
Fairhaven
7 Brown Antone
Fairhaven
Machado Sylvina
New Bedford
7 DeAmaral Manoel Jenipero
Fairhaven
DaConseicao Maria
Fairhaven
Fairhaven
10 Gifford Henry A. Sekell Lottie F.
Fairhaven
Fairhaven
9 Rocha Joseph da Vargas Elvira
Fairhaven
19 Canoea Jose Nunes Fraga Maria Luiza
Fairhaven
Feb
7 King Henry Myer
Fairhaven
25 Morse Edwin F. Brown Mabel F.
New Bedford
Mch. 4 Pereira Manoel da Roza
Fairhaven
Arcencar Maria d'
Fairhaven
11 Bassett George M.
Fairhaven
Braman Sarah M.
New Bedford
Apr. 2 Madruga Joseph Brown
Fairhaven
Silveira Maria Filomena da
Fairhaven
15 Garrett Hardy G. Howland Alice H.
Fairhaven
29 Ramos Jose de Brum Silveira Angelina
Fairhaven
May 15 Walden Fred. A.
New Bedford
Wixon Gertrude E.
New Bedford
June 7 Hamilton William A.
Fairhaven
('ard Gertrude M.
Fairhaven
July 1 Cowen George D.
Taunton
Gerrish Louisa R.
Fairhaven
New Bedford
24 Branco Amancio Raposa Morgado Maria Moniz
Fairhaven
New Bedford
Lodi, N. Y.
Lagarde Bertha Belle
Fairhaven
Boston
Fairhaven
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MARRIAGES-CONTINUED.
Date.
Name of Parties.
Residence.
29 Alua Julio Carvalho Gomes Jancintha
New Bedford
Fairhaven
31 Lowrey Alva C. Merritt Sadie B.
Plymouth, Me.
Aug. 1 Longworth Edward Blackburn Henrietta
Fairhaven
New Bedford
Sept. 2 Rogers Ernest I. Wilcox Mabel L.
Fairhaven
New Bedford
West Springfield
12 Peters Charles E. Wilson Harriet A.
Fairhaven
New Bedford
Fairhaven
14 Baker Robert P. Laycock Amelia
New Bedford
Fairhaven
14 Wrightington Edward A. Eldridge Elizabeth F.
Fairhaven
15 Bridgham Ezra C. Morse Mabel F.
Fairhaven
20 Drake Clarence B. Gibbs Anna L.
Fairhaven
Whitman, Mass.
27 Merritt Addis D. Cushman Ella C.
Fairhaven
Charlottestown, P. E. I
27 Shaw Delbert R. H. Hayden Hazel L.
Fairhaven
Oct. 4 Oliveira Joao T. Georgina Cook
Fairhaven
10 Shippee Carl Clapp Winsor Anna Bancroft
Fairhaven
19 Manning Joseph Sylvester Dunn Arlette May
Fairhaven
28 Thorp Thomas H. Bassett Sarah J. Fairhaven
Whitman, Mass.
31 Watson Garnet E. Howard Emma B.
Fairhaven
Fairhaven
5 Washburn Harold M. Keith Blanche L. Willard
Palmer, Mass.
Mattapoisett
Washington, D. C.
Fall River, Mass.
New York, N. Y.
New Bedford
Alliance, Ohio
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MARRIAGES-CONTINUED,
Date.
Name of Parties,
Residence.
Nov. 1 Rodrigues John Gonsalves Brazil Rosa J.
Fairhaven
Fairhaven
11 Souto Antonio Pereira de Gloria Aurora da
Fairhaven
Fairhaven
20 Fernandes Joseph T. Foster Mary
Dartmouth, Mass.
Fairhaven
21 Regan Daniel A. Nary Annie E.
Fairhaven
New Bedford
22 Wright J. Urbon Card Mabel L.
Fairhaven
New Bedford
27 Laferriere Adam Pepin Mattie
Fairhaven
New Bedford
29 Lebeau Joseph Surprenant Herminio
Fairhaven
29 Freitas Antone G. Marra Alice Emeline
Fairhaven
27 Whiteley Harold Geary Alice
New Bedford
Fairhaven
29 Packard Arthur W. Dean Helen S.
· Fairhaven
Dec. 12 Durfee Leopold G. Fairhaven Inman Gertrude 1. Fairhaven
Fairhaven
Fairhaven
Waltham, Mass,
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BIRTHS
Recorded in the Town of Fairhaven during the year 1905.
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
Jan. 6 Connell Mary A.
William and Nora (Driscoll)
8 Fife Rosa M. Michael and Mary L. (Baudoin)
21 Hathaway Malcolm R. Adial II. and Julia L. (Reed)
Feb. 1 Maxfield Gordon F.
Charles A. and Bertha II.(Tirrell)
10 Ventor Helen
Manuel and Mary (Sylvia)
14 Thurston Viola A.
Isaac A. and Cora A. (Brown)
William E. and Mary E.(Murphy,
Augusto and Mary (Jacinthia)
22 Francis-
William and Margaret (Moriarty)
Mch. 5 Damaral Manuel
13 Stone Antonio
14 Chapman -
20 Riley Walter E.
24 Young Franklin .1.
26 Whiting Hope P.
Apr. 4 Gallagher Georgina
5 Regan William J.
Wm. D. & Mary M. (McFarlane)
11 Goggan Katherine T. James and Mary (Donovan)
23 Westgate Florence C. Arthur C. and Tena B.(Charlton)
23 Myrick Chester E.
24 Lalibertie Alphonse
May 7 Strom Stanley C.
8 Couture Mabelle M.
9 Lahue Herbert F.
12 Wilcox Harrison M.
13 : Rodrigues John
16 Gifford Sherman A. 18 Alden
20 Bettencourt Mary
23 Pierce Barbara A.
30 Padelford James J.
Manuel and Mary (Bettencourt) James P. and Mary L. (Franklin ) James C. and Mary W. (Turney) James H. and Mary (Welton)
Franklin A. and Caroline B.(Nye) Elisha S. Jr.and MaryA.(Lincoln) Charies H. and Annie (Evans)
Chester L. and Mary A. (Small) Daminea and Mary (Potvin)
Elias C. and Esther E. (Loving) Adelard and Anna (Duchesneau) Frank H. and Lena M. (Henebey) Har. M. & Elsie J. (Manchester) John and Mary (Gersonts) Hermion W.& Emma L.(Dunham) Clint. W. & Minnie II. (Freeman ) John and Alvena (Armoral) Geo. E. and Mary A. (Clifford) Arthur D. & Winnifred (.(Brown)
19 Ellis Philenia M.
22 Rapoza Manuel
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BIRTHS-CONTINUED.
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
June 4 Pacheco Frances
Jolm and Geneva (Augusta)
8 VohnoutkaJosephine F. Charles and Pauline( Dresnerova
18 Shutleff Louis B.
13 Imiz Joseph Manuel and Isabel (Fernandez) Geo. II. and Mary E. (Reynolds) 18 Goulart Frank Jos. B.& Emmerencianna J.(Pires) 26 Matos Mary Frank and Angeline (Andrade) 2 Hall Thomas Thomas II. & AAda J. ( Warburton)
July
3 Sylvia Roswell F. Joseph and Annie S. (Simas)
5 Martin Jaques S. Jaques S. and Mary (Mello)
Cheever Stephen E.
Ernesto andElla T. (Mayes)
9 Raycroft AAgnes Mabel Louis B. F. and Mabel R. (Snow)
11 Galligan Esther I. Eugene F. and Martha I. (Black) 12 Lothian Bryant B. James & Gertrude E. (Brownell) Ernest and Elizabeth (Soares)
13 Costa Joseph
19 Braley Bradford W.
24 Govoni Lena
25 Taber Frances S.
25 King Manuel
28 Vera Stephen K.
Aug. 7 Boisvert Joseph 8 Sylvia Joseph
8 Sylvia Francisco 10 McGowan Harold L. 15 Worsley Ralph W.
16 Olsen Alma
18 Forrest Leonard (.
Walter S. and Eliza F. (Brown; Josaphine
20 Maker -
21 Walker Caroline P. Thrasher Willard T.
24 Brown Manuel
25 Hirst Carlton F.
William E. and Myra S. (Field) F. A. and Charlotte B. (Shurtleff Joseph and Anglina (Silveira) Eben P. and Ida M. (Livesey ;
31 Anderson Charlotte (. Oscar T. and Sarah O. (Olsen
Sept. 5 Connell James J Thomas and Ellen ( Regan
6 Alden William (.
William K. & Lucy A. (Freeman
17 Howland Walter F. Walter C. and Adella F.(Young)
Albert L. and L. M. (Woodhouse ) Angelo and Teresa (Gavaterie) Jonathan, Jr. & Irene H. (Pease) Manuel and Alvina (Rogers) Joseph and Mary E. (Morris, George and Alice ( Valliere) Joseph and Mary (Correia) Joseph and Mary (Correia> Thomas A. and Flora B. (Lewis William M. and Susie E. (Sears. Nicholas and Mary (Neilson
72
BIRTHS-CONTINUED.
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
21 Paine Margaret E.
23 Rose Albert
233 Walker Clarence .1.
Oct. 1 Gauthier Odina
Emerand & Antonia (St. Amand)
3 Mayes Charles B.
William and Sarah ( Wood)
4 Russell John L.
Louis and Loretta M. (Wilson)
Dugdale Winnifred I. Charles R. and Susan D. (Miller)
5 Oliviera James C.
Antone and Albina (Correia )
6 Blanchette Alma
Elzear and Marie (LeBœuf)
7 Rose Manuel
Manuel and Mary ( Rose)
9 Souza Florence
Antone and Rosa (Emilia )
10 Souza George
17 Brown Aldina
20 Tilden Ruth L.
Harry E. and Ruth E. (Crocker,
24 Morse Harold E.
27 Harring Ruth E.
Edwin F. and Mabel F. (Brown) Jas, L. & Charlotte E. (Harring :
28 Bullen Clementine D. Thomas and Mary E. (Gething)
Nov. 7 Manning Helen F.
Joseph S. and Arlettie M. (Monk John and Mary (Freitas)
13 Brown Antone
14 Gifford Beatrice P.
15 Perry Mary
Elmer C. and G. L. (Strieklington Manuel and Mary (Gloria)
17 Brown Alton L.
F. A. Jr. and Mabel R. (Haskins
19 Anderson Clarence E. Albert and Ileniritta I. (Record ;
25 Westgate -
25 Pelletier Marie R.
26; Holmes George M.
Henry D. and Mary M.(Colwille) Damase and Georgianna (Lizotte ) George T. and Jennie E. (Mason ) Joseph and Mary E.(Warburton ;
27 Kelly Elizabeth
28 Lowney Catherine C. John and Mary E. (Coughlan)
28 Driscoll Annie J.
Dec. 3 Benoit Noela .J.
Wm. J. and Jennie A. (Johnson) Alfred and Rosanna (Parnaude Thomas and Mary (Isabel)
10 Perry -
10 Leonard Dana 1.
R. W. & Mary A. G. (Livingston
11 Sullivan John J. Patrick and Annie M. (Sheehan
17 Macomber Gertrude M. JJoshua L. & Bertha C. (Bowman)
Geo. R. and Cora M. (Campbell Antone and Rosa (Gersaint) Violetta II.
Joseph and Mary (Gonsalves) Antone and Sylvia (Michado)
73
DEATHS.
Recorded in the Town of Fairhaven during the year 1905.
Age
Disease
y m d
Jan. 1 Guinoit Leventine
10 Premature Birth
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