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18.00
J. H. Howland, traveling expenses, 17.18
So. Mass. Telephone Co., rent, 12.65
J. C. Tripp, moderator, 10.00
A. B. Drake, surveying,
9.50
C. F. Brownell & Co., livery,
8.00
M. P. Whitfield, repairs, 7.91
6.00
Wm. H. Hoeg, Jr., assessing bank tax.
7.61
J. B. Peck,
3.80
N. J. Crossman,
3.80
H. S. Hutchinson & Co., supplies,
7.39
F. S. Brightman & Co.,
4.64
Remington Typewriter Co., supplies,
2.40
J. C. Tripp, administering oaths,
6.00
G. B. Luther,
1.75
W. C. Vaughan, Jr., death returns,
6.00
J. A. Orton &. Co., 66
5.00
J. S. Williams,
3.50
Hobbs & Warren Co., blanks,
6.62
Sullivan & Markey, order books,
6.50
T. W. Whitfield, dinners,
4.25
W. H. Hoeg, Jr., expense to Boston,
5.50
W. A. Greenough, directory,
4.00
B. F. Stowell & Co., stamps,
3.05
A. C. Smith, staples, 5.00
J. L. Hill, tuning piano,
3.00
Riverside Cemetery, care Ricketts lot,
3.00
I. H. Simas, typewriting for assessors,
43
Incidental Account.
W. L. Kelley, badges, 2.00
Peter Murray, town lot,
2.13
Hatch & Co., express, 4.00
J. B. Peck, numbering houses, 2.00
W. H. Hoeg, Jr., stamps and blanks,
3.29
F. S. Blanchard & Co., year book,
2.00
J. C. Shaw, M. D., birth returns,
2.00
J. M. Bonnar, M. D., 1.00
J. A. Berner, M. D.,
.75
F. S. Blackbird, pens,
1.50
Register of Deeds, recording,
1.25
M. D. Amaral, carting,
.75
Simeon Borden, copy of by-law. .70
Commonwealth of Mass., one-fourth of liquor license, .25
$8,766.81
SCHEDULE J BOARD OF HEALTH.
Wm. H. Thayer, M. D., medical aid, $53.00
Wm. H. Thayer, M. D., vaccination and inspections, 33.50
Leininger Chemical Co., supplies, 33.60
C. D. Waldron, printing, 31.50
29.50
C. F. & A. H. Harrington, watching,
16.30
A. J. Shooks, watching,
12.20
A. J. Shooks, burying dogs.
10.50
H. W. Barney, 5.00
L. M. Snow, supplies,
3.25
C. F. Brownell & Co., livery, 3.00
Louis Nickerson, freight,
1.00
$232.35
J. B. Peck, posting notices, etc.,
14
Incidental Account. SCHEDULE K SOLDIERS' RELIEF.
Georgianna Randall, cash,
$72.00
Catherine Bryant, 66
16.00
G. R. Wixon, 66
30.00
W. C. Gifford, 66
12.00
W. M. Stetson, provisions,
79.75
H. L. Perry, fuel,
44.50
Allen & Chase, fuel,
27.10
G. B. Borden, fuel,
6.30
W. F. Church, provisions,
1.50
J. H. Stetson & Co., shoes,
1.25
$290.40
Charged in "Incidental Account."
SCHEDULE M FIRE ALARM WHISTLE.
Gamewell Fire Alarm Co., whistle machine.
$331.00
Babbitt, Wood & Co., whistles, 100.50
N. B. Gas Co., poles, 32.75
Electric Manf'g Co., wire, 11.39
C. A. Hacker, labor,
13.50
E. G. Spooner, Jr., labor,
9.00
C. Smith, labor,
.80
N. Y., N. H. & H. railroad, freight,
.50
Atlas Tack Co., telephoning,
.35
$499.79
Charged in "Incidental Account."
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TOWN HALL.
Dr.
Cr.
Overdraft,
$411 20 499 92
Appropriation,
$2,200 00
A. Mowatt, janitor,
Rent Post Office,
400 00
A. Mowatt, extra labor,
51 25
J. C. Tripp, rent,
50 00
N. B. Gas Co.,
lights,
400 57
City Coal Co., coal,
253 25
Dodge & Grant, repairs,
117 22
E. Noyes Whit- comb & Co., repairs,
93 01
J. Farquar's Sons, repairs,
83.92
C. F. Delano,
repairs,
53 92
E. P. Hirst, repairs,
47 98
M. P. Whitfield, repairs,
8 04
G. R. Valentine, repairs,
1 25
F. H. Water Co., water,
58 78
N. P. Hayes, sup- plies,
57 30
A. Nye, supplies,
4 09
W. S. Padelford & Bro., supplies,
2 22
L. M. Snow, sup- plies,
90
H. S. Hutchinson
& Co., supplies,
60
Amt. carried for'd, $2,145 42
-
Amt. carried for'd.
$3,185 00
Rent of Halls, 535 00
46
Town Hall.
Dr.
Cr.
Amt. brought for'd, N. B. Boiler Co., tubes,
33 26
E. G. Baldwin, polishing, 27 68
H. H. Hathaway, painting, 18 75
C. A. Hacker, re- pairs,
7.25
H. A. Fitch, re- pairs,
2 43 1
Peter Lord, re- pairs, 40
C. W. H. Moulton & Co., ladder,
4 00
G. W. Lloyd, labor, 3 50
H. L. Wilson, bone meal,
3 50
J. W. Westgate Est., wood, 2,00
H. E. & E. Cush- man, wood,
2,00
Balance,
934 81
$3.185 00
$3,185 00
$2,145 42|
Amt. brought for'd,
$3,185 00
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SALARIES.
Dr.
Cr.
Treasurer,
Balance from last
C. F. Swift,
$800 00
$13.99
Collector,
2,500 00
W. H. Hoeg, Jr.,
400 00
Selectmen and
Overseers of Poor, John H. Howland,
300 00
W. P. Winsor,
150 00
J. Pettee, Jr.,
150 00
Board of Health,
C. P. Maxfield,
25 00
J. B. Peck,
25 00
W. H. Thayer, M.D. Assessors,
2500
W. H. Hoeg, Jr.,
130 00
J. B. Peck,
225 00
N. J. Crossman,
16|87
Sewer Commission- ers,
E. G. Paull,
50 00
G. T. Thatcher,
50 00
Z. W. Dodge,
50 00
School Committee,
T. A. Tripp,
25 00
L. E. Bentley,
25 00
G. W. Stevens,
25 00
D. W. Kendrick,
25 00
G. H. Tripp,
25 00
J. K. Nye,
25 00
$2,546 87
$2.546 87
year, Appropriation, Overdrawn,
32 88
48
STREET LIGHTS.
Dr.
Overdraft, N. B. Gas Co., lighting,
$137.06
Appropriation, Overdrawn,
$2,000.00 56 82
1,919 76
$2,056 82
$2,056 82
DEBT AND INTEREST.
Dr.
Cr.
New Bedford Insti- tution for Sav- ings, notes paid, Loans in anticipa- tion of taxes, Interest on notes and bonds, Transfer to Bridge account, Balance,
$9,000,00
20,000 00
Balance from last year, Appropriation, Temporary loans, Sewer assessments,
$5,568 71 5,500 00 20,000 00 3,533 25
3,644 76
49|02 1,908 18
$34,601 96
$34,601|96
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PRESENT TOWN DEBT.
Oxford School note,
$5,000.00
due on demand
Pease sewer note,
1,000.00 due Nov. 12, 1907
1,000.00
20,1908
1,000.00 6 6. 20,1909
1,000.00 66 66 20,1910
66
66
66
66
.6
1,000.00
20,1913
5,000.00
20,1909
2,000.00
17, 1910
.6
66
1,000.00 66
66
17, 1912
N. B. & Fairhaven Bridge note,
2,000.00
1,1914
2,000.00
66
4
1,1915
66
66
2,000.00
66
1,1916
66
66
66
1, 1917
Bridge street sewer note,
850.00
66
66
11, 1907
Cottage street sewer note,
350.00
66
11, 1907
Sewer maintenance note, Sewer bonds, 4%
500.00
6
11, 1907
3,000.00
66
Oct.
1,1907
4,500.00
1,1908
66
60
4,500.00
6
1,1909
4,500.00
4,500.00
1,1911
4,500.00
5,500.00
66
66
1,1913
66
5,500.00
66
66
1,1914
66
5,500.00
66
6
1,1915
60
66
5,500.00
..
1,1916
6
66
5,500.00
66
66
1,1917
66
66
66
1,000.00
66 20,1911
1,000.00
66 66
20,1912
Oxford sewer,
66
46
2,000.00
17, 1911
66
66
66 1,1910
66
66
66
1,1912
66
66
$84,700.00
6
66
66
2,000.00
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RECAPITULATION.
Dr. C'r.
Expenditures for account of :
General Highways, $8.620 18
General Highways, $8,621 40
Mill Road,
Mill Road, 200 00
So. Pleasant street extension, 112 30
So. Pleasant street extension, 174 19
Cottage street extension,
Cottage street
extension, 1416
Laurel street extension.
Laurel street extension, 115 70
Poor Department, 2,999 28
Poor Department, 3,766 00
Sewer maintenance, 2,994 30
Sewer maintenance, 3,059 71
Shone extension, Bridge street, 839 35
Bridge street, 850 00
So. West Sewer extension. Cot- tage street, 446 56
So. West Sewer extension, Cot- tage street,
350.00
Oxford Sewer, 12 69
Oxford Sewer, 21 96
Fire Department,
1,962 21
Fire Department,
2.060 92
Hydrants,
2,1 75 00
Hydrants,
2.193 75
Police,
862 48
Police,
994 83
Incidental,
18,721 52
Incidental,
20,399 40
New Bedford and Fairhaven Bridge,
8.218 43
New Bedford and Fairhaven Bridge,
8,218 43
Town Hall,
2.250 19
Town Hall,
3.185 00
Salaries,
2,546 87
Salaries,
2,513.99
Street lights,
2.056 82
Street lights, 2,000,00
Debt and interest,
32,693 78
Debt and interest, 34.601 96
Balance,
5,829 44
$93,341 40
$93,341|40
Appropriations and credits for ac- count of :
Shone extension,
51
STREET DEPARTMENT.
NEW CURBING SET.
Green street, from Spring to Huttleston Ave., both sides, 2,940 ft. in length
Bridge street, from Main to Adams, both sides, 3,304 66
Park avenue, from Bridge to Huttleston Ave., both sides,
1,480 66
Main street, from South to Church west side, 220 66
7,944 66
GUTTERS PAVED.
Green street, from Spring to Huttleston Ave., both sides, 2,940 ft. in length
Bridge street, from Main to Adams, both sides,
3,442 66
Park avenue, from Bridge to Huttleston Ave., both sides, 1,440
Huttleston avenue and entrance to new High school, 600 6.
8,422 66
NEW CATCH BASINS.
2 on Green street, between Spring and Christian.
2 on Green street, between Bridge and Christian.
4 on Bridge street, near Park avenue.
2 on Bridge street, near Mulbury.
1 on Huttleston avenue, near Green.
4 on Huttleston avenue, old culvert made larger and connected by 18 inch pipe to drain system.
52
CRUSHER STONE.
Purchased during the past year, 4,460
tons
Cobble paving purchased,
250 tons
Block paving purchased,
500 blocks
CLEARING SNOW.
There was expended for snow plowing and clearing snow,
$109.50
The following amounts were also expended from the high- way appropriation :
MORGAN STREET.
Teams and labor,
$226.77
72 loads gravel,
10.80
69 loads stone,
17.25
30 loads gravel from crusher,
30.00
$284.82
BROWN STREET.
Teams and labor,
$82.00
104 loads gravel,
15.60
18 feet 8 inch pipe,
13.50
20 tons stone screenings,
20.00
$131.10
STREETS MACADAMIZED.
Green street, from Spring to Huttleston ave., 1,500 ft in length
Bridge street, from Main to Adams, 1,782
Park avenue, from Bridge to Huttleston ave., 760
Huttleston ave. and entrance to new high school, 300
4 6
4,342
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SIDEWALKS GRADED AND COVERED WITH STONE SCREENINGS.
Green street, from Spring to Bridge, cast side,
1,100 ft. in length
Green street, from Bridge to Huttleston ave., west side,
340
66
Bridge street, from Main to Adams, north side,
1,700
Bridge street, from Main to Mulbury, south side,
900
Park avenue, from Bridge to Huttleston ave., cast side,
380
66
Mulbury street, from Bridge to Christian, east side,
525
Brown street, from Adams, south side,
600
East Coggeshall street, from Adams, south side,
500
Sycamore street, west side,
650
66
Coggeshall street, repaired with screenings, north side,
800
Wilding street, repaired with screenings, north side,
135
Washington street, from Chestnut to Madi- son square,
3,300
66
EAST COGGESHALL STREET.
Teams and labor,
$74.50
74 loads gravel,
11.10
21 tons stone screenings,
21.00
30 feet 4 inch pipe for drain,
3.00
Crushed stone for drain,
4.00
$113.60
SYCAMORE STREET.
$88.50
88 loads gravel,
13.20
8 tons crushed stone,
8.00
18 tons stone screenings,
18.00
$127.70
Taking up of ashes and rubbish, one year, estimated, $1,050.00
66
10,930
Teams and labor,
54
TREE WARDEN'S REPORT.
Last year no appropriation was made by the town for the care of our shade trees. The beetle made its appearance as usual. It was found necessary for the good of the trees, as well as the town, to do what we could in a limited way to pro- tect as far as possible our beautiful elms, and from June 23 to Aug. 14 a gang of men was kept at work spraying whenever the weather permitted, and with good results. The cost of spraying alone was $425.72, and for other work on trees $175.00, niaking a total of $600.72, all of which was taken from the street department, the most of it contributed by the Superintendent of Streets, Mr. Henry H. Rogers, for which the people of Fairhaven most certainly feel very grateful.
No appropriation has been made by the town for the past three years, and whoever the town elects as Tree Warden ought to have an appropriation to work with. The trees ought to be cared for ; they are too valuable to be destroyed by the beetle, and above all, by the careless man that don't care and has no regard for his neighbor's home.
I desire here to publicly thank those who were interested in the welfare of our trees who have reported to me owners of horses who have been careless enough to allow them to do damage to the same, and would recommend to the town an appropriation of not less than $500:00.
JOHN I. BRYANT,
Tree Warden.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
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 six fire alarms and three still alarms. The total loss by fire, as estimated by the engineers, is $3,400.00.
The house of Hose No. 2, Spring street, has had new sills and part new floor put in the past year; also the house of Hose No. 1, Oxford street, and the Protecting Society, Wash- ington street, has been repaired.
The fire department is in first class condition at the present time. L. W. Dodge resigned as one of the engineers, and George T. Thatcher was appointed to fill the vacancy.
Respectfully submitted,
J. F. SULLIVAN, GEO. T. THATCHER, C. F. DELANO, Engineers.
HOSE 1, OXFORD STREET.
Captain, William H. Whitfield, J. O. Whitfield.
1st Ass't, G. H. Carpenter,
C. E. Hawkins,
2d Ass't, E. B. Tripp, Clerk, F. A. Monks,
Chester Eldred,
J. H. Jones,
J. J. Jenney,
J. F. Gammons,
Lewis T. Thatcher,
D. A. Regan,
Fred Howland,
William Shaw,
Chas. R. Negus.
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HOSE 2, SPRING STREET.
Captain, T. R. Brownell,
S. H. Rounsville,
1st Ass't, C. E. Westgate,
E. L. Bryant,
2d Ass't, Thomas Scales,
Valentine Deane,
Clerk, Clarence Terry,
J. A. W. Burgess, F. A. Rounsville.
F. W. Sohlgren,
G. B. York,
Peter Sheehan,
Patrick Sullivan,
C. E. Hackett,
N. B. Dunn.
HOOK AND LADDER CO., WASHINGTON STREET.
Captain, A. W. Monk,
J. S. Gifford,
1st Ass't, C. F. Drew,
C. R. Sohlgren,
2d Ass't, John Taber,
W. L. Rounsville,
Clerk, T. A. Clark, J. S. Delano.
F. S. Ryonson, Edward Jenney.
PROTECTION SOCIETY, WASHINGTON STREET.
President, Horace K. Nye,
Clerk, H. L. Pope,
H. L. Card,
T. W. Whitfield,
H. D. Burke,
F. A. Keith,
L. C. Bauldry,
G. B. Luther,
W. E. Card,
Nat Pope,
A. W. Kelley,
H. D. Waldron,
B. Taber, Jr., ..
W. Valentine,
H. V. Bisbee,
Isaac N. Babbitt,
D. N. Kelley,
J. K. Nye,
W. H. Taylor,
Ellsworth M. Burgess,
C. D. Waldron, H. H. Hathaway.
A. L. Bliss, Robert Betagh,
Wm. B. Gardner,
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SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
To the Citizens of Fairhaven :
The selectmen offer the following report and refer the citi- zens to the special reports for details of the various depart- ments.
A study of the street department report will convey to those interested an idea of the many improvements in our streets, and we would call special attention to the valuable work that has been done during the past year on Bridge street, and other streets in its vicinity.
In the matter of the New Bedford and Fairhaven bridge : Judgment has been entered against the town of Fairhaven in the gross sum of $42,889.35 in favor of the county of Bristol, the debt created and arising under the provisions of the Act of 1893, chapter 368, and the amendments thereto, and the Act of 1900, chapter 439, said amount being due Jan. 1, 1907.
And also judgment has been entered against the town in fa- vor of the city of New Bedford in the sum of $8,169.41, the debt created and arising under the provisions of the Act of 1900, chapter 439, due December 3, 1906, making a total cost for construction of the bridge to the town of Fairhaven of $51,058.76.
In payment of the sum due the city of New Bedford notes have been issued to the amount of $8,000.00. The balance, $169.41, has been paid from the incidental account, and the in- terest, $49.02, has been paid from the debt and interest account.
For amount due to the county of Bristol bonds to the amount of $42,000.00 will be issued, leaving $889.35, with the accrued interest, to be taken from the debt and interest account.
In estimating the requirements of the debt and interest ac- count for the coming year, we have been guided by the follow- ing figures :
58
Pease district sewer note, due Nov. 12, 1907, $1,000.00 Bridge street sewer note, due Nov. 11, 1907, 850.00
Cottage street sewer note, due Nov. 11, 1907, 350.00 Bridge street sewer appropriation, 1,000.00
Sewer maintenance note, due Nov. 11, 1907,
500.00
Sewer bond, due Oct. 1, 1907,
3,000.00
Interest on sewer bonds,
2,120.00
.. notes outstanding,
1.268.00
6. bridge bonds authorized ($42,000). 8 months interest at 4%, 1.120.00
16
temporary loans, 400.00
6.
Bristol county indebtedness, 600.00
$12,208.00
Deduct credit to debt and interest acct., $1,908.18
sewer assessments (estimated), 1,500.00
3,408.18
Leaving amount to be raised by taxation, $8,799.80
In view of the above figures, the selectmen would suggest that an appropriation of $8,800 be made for debt and interest.
The selectmen respectfully submit the following estimates for appropriations for the ensuing year, which exceed the esti- mates of last year by the sum of $1,275 :
Highways,
$3,000.00
Poor department,
1,600.00
Sewer maintenance,
3,000.00
Fire department,
1,700.00
Fire alarm,
150.00
Hydrants,
2,200.00
Police,
750.00
Town hall,
000.00
Salaries,
2,700.00
Street lights,
2.100.00
Debt and interest.
8,800.00
$26,000.00
Respectfully submitted
JOHN H. HOWLAND, W. P. WINSOR, J. PETTEE, JR.,
Selectmen of Fairharen.
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AUDITORS' REPORT.
FAIRHAVEN, MASS., Feb., 1907.
We hereby certify that we have examined the accounts of the Tax Collector, Treasurer, Selectmen, Overseers of the Poor and the School Committee for the town of Fairhaven for the year ending Feb. 11, 1907, and believe them correct.
WILLIAM B. GARDNER, NATHANIEL POPE, Auditors.
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LIST OF JURORS FOR 1907
Albert C. Akin,
Roger W. Albiston,
James M. Allen,
Durfee D. Akin,
Farmer.
James E. Baker,
Trader.
Carpenter.
Machinist.
John A. Blackburn,
Carpenter.
Alexander F. Bliss,
Charles F. Brownell,
Samuel S. Bumpus,
Clerk.
Machinist.
John A. W. Burgess, William P. Burgess,
Nicholas Butler,
Weaver.
George H. Chase,
Machinist.
James A. Corson,
Henry P. Crowell,
James E. Card,
Motorman.
George H. Carpenter,
Walter H. Day,
Frank L. Davis,
Eben J. Dillingham, Harry E. Dodge,
Carver.
Daniel Egan, Isaiah Gurney,
Carpenter. Wheelwright.
Benjamin M. Gibbs, Jothan Goodnow,
Buffer.
Bookkeeper.
Lysander Gurney,
Tacker.
Henry T. Howard,
Farmer.
Machinist.
William A. Hamilton,
Moulder. Retired. Boatbuilder.
Otis H. Bates, James N. Babbitt.
Painter. Livery Stable.
Gardener.
Teamster.
Moulder.
Abram H. Caswell,
Shoemaker. Grocer.
Carpenter. Machinist. Teamster.
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l'liny D. Handy, Edward D. Hatch,
George H. Howland, David T. Hathaway, Walter H. Judd,
Theron A. Kelley, John W. L. Kempton, Daniel W. Kendrick,
George W. King,
George G. Lawton,
Thomas Linden, Frederick E. Lawton,
Charles E. Lumbard,
Edward B. Mackie,
William P. Macomber,
George L. Montague, George Needham, Joseph C. Omey, Jeremiah H. Pease, Robert Palmer, Joseph B. Peck, John F. Sullivan, Fred J. Quirk, Roger Sherman,
Moses S. Stone, Frank W. Sisson, William C. Stoddard,
James P. Terry,
Thomas N. Thacher, Frederick M. Taber, Thomas W. Wrightington,
Charles A. Wilson, Samuel S. White, Jerome C. Wanner, Zenas Winsor, George R. Valentine,
Carpenter. Machinist. Farmer. Machinist.
Manufacturer.
Salesman. Pattern Maker.
Farmer.
Blacksmith.'
Farmer.
Spinner. Farmer.
Carpenter.
Clerk.
Minister.
Retired.
Silver Plater. Carpenter.
Cooper.
Engineer.
Clerk.
Weigher. Carpenter.
Farmer.
Farmer
Salesman.
Farmer.
Farmer.
Tinsmith.
Clerk.
Farmer. Carpenter. Farmer. Clerk. Carpenter. Machinist.
TOWN CLERK'S REPORT OF BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
65
MARRIAGES
Recorded in the Town of Fairhaven during the year 1906.
Date
Name of Parties
Residence
Jan.
9
Francis, Edward D. Jr.
Fairhaven
Kane, Grace E.
Fairhaven
25
Stevens, Charles A. C.
Fairhaven
Shurtleff, Florence E.
Fairhaven
Feb.
1 Ellis, Clinton E.
Fairhaven
Wilcox, Mabel L.
Fairhaven
17 Pires, Manuel Francisco
Fairhaven
Rodriques, Aurora
Fairhaven
26
Sylvia, John Baptist
Fairhaven
Souza, Anna
Fairhaven
26 Freitas, Edward M.
Fairhaven
Foster, Julia
Fairhaven
March 6
Correo, Marcolino
Rochester
Gilmetta, Maria daSilvas
Rochester
27
Sohlgren, Frederick W.
Fairhaven
Mays, Mabel S.
Fairhaven
April
7 Boardman, Arthur G.
Lynn
Price, Sarah C.
Fairhaven
23
Bettencourt, John L. Serpa, Jacintha Perirra
Fairhaven
30 Sylvia, Joseph Souza, Mary
Fairhaven
May 19 Sylvia, Francisco Gonsalves de
Fairhaven
Ramos, Felippa Brum
Fairhaven
June 20
Demoranville, Alton
New Bedford
Guilford, Lucy A.
Fairhaven
25 Bessette, Zephir
Fairhaven
27
Riley, Mary Ellen
New Bedford
28 Page, Charles G.
Kempton, Alberta F.
Fairhaven
30
King, George T.
Fairhaven
Pierce, Edith M.
Fairhaven
26 Waldron, Henry Dean
Fairhaven
Holmes, Elizabeth Clarke
New Bedford
July
13 Thatcher, Harry P. Shirley, Mae S.
Methuen
23 Champlin, William Daniel
New Bedford
Hathaway, Rebecca Winsor
Fairhaven
24 Burgess, Ellsworth M.
Fairhaven
Lloyd, Bertha E.
Fairhaven
28 Dias, Antonio de Souza
Mattapoisett
Conceição, Alexandrinha da
Mattapoisett
29
Rourke, Edward Thomas
Fairhaven
Tripp, Helen Garfield
Marion
Aug. 1
Lilley, James E. Lang, Caroline C.
Fairhaven
New Bedford
Richard, Josephine Leary, Thomas
New Bedford
Fairhaven
New Bedford
Fairhaven
New Bedford
Fairhaven
66
MARRIAGES-CONTINUED.
Date
Name of Parties
Residence
Aug. 4
Kilmartin, Thomas F.
Fairhaven
Forbes, Lyllian May
Fairhaven
7
Dean, Milton Oswin
New Bedford
Jackson, Susan Pray
Fairhaven
1
Davis. Warren Ladd
New Bedford
New Bedford
Sept.
4
Dunham, George O.
Taunton
10
Brum, Manoel de
Fairhaven
Mello, Rosa de
Fairhaven
- Knowles, Henry M. 2J
Fairhaven
Fisher, Lizzie Mabel
Walpole
Oct.
1
Braley, George F.
Fairhaven
Howes, Susie M.
Eastham
1
Gagnon, Joseph
Fall River
Povant, Mary
Fairhaven
10 Seaman, John H.
New Bedford
Pardee, Bessie L.
Fairhaven
15
Burdick, David J.
Fall River
Babbitt, Mary R.
Fairhaven
15 Millette, Joseph O. D.
Fairhaven
LaPlante, Emeline
New Bedford
22
Babbitt, Joseph W. Frisselle, Mabel E.
Fairhaven
17
Ellis. Leon C.
New Bedford
Hathaway, Masie M.
Fairhaven
25 Rae, Benjamin Garfield
Fairhaven
Morton, Helen Tripp
Fairhaven
Nov. 29
Mitchell, Grover C.
Fairhaven
Rudell, Hannah
New Bedford
Bennett, Clara Louise
Ellis, Susan A. F.
Fairhaven
Fairhaven
67
BIRTHS
Recorded in the Town of Fairhaven during the year 1906.
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
Jan.
1
Nickerson, Duncan N.
1
Packard, Helen D.
7 Stevens, Emma L.
8 Brazil, Jezuin
11
Soares, Joaquinna
15 Santos, Manuel
15 Marra, Madaline L. Brunette, Albert G.
Joseph R. and Mary L. (Sylvia) Alfred and Excilia (Lemerey) Robert and Margaret (Hall)
24
Brazil, Cecilia
Manuel J. and Julia G. (Tavares)
Feb.
2
Paquin, Angoinette
5 Jenkins, Ebenezer R.
6 Robinson, Richard
12
Howland, Eunice B.
13
16
Whiting, Rachel T. Guinois,
Mar.
Roache, Joseph
5 Bumpus, Lillian S.
9 Patnaude, Rose A.
12 Hindle, Milton
19 Marsh, Francis M.
23 Francis, Mabel L.
25 Bryant, Helen M.
27 Peters, Anna
Apr.
2 Emeral, Manuel P.
2 Andrews, Emily
5 Past, Frank
5 Bishop, Everett F.
Venter, Walter
6 26
Perry, Alice F.
27 Damas, Joseph
May
10 Franklin, Edward
10 Deschaine, Napoleon
10 Deschaine, Joseph
16 Sohlgren, Alma E.
Philias and Melvina (Franklin) Frederick W. and Mabel S. (Mays) Joseph and Kate (Mello)
June
4 7 Degree, Joseph L.
14 Longworth, Doris E.
15 Dunn, Ellen L.
17 Richard, Henry
21 Foote, Trumania S.
25 Lewis, Margaret Wood, Grace W.
26 July
3 Archambault, Arthur R. 5 Westgate, Bernice F.
5 Lahue, Gladys A.
David W. and Mary J. (Crosley) Arthur W. and Helen S. (Dean) Elmer and Almira T. (Lawton) George and Mary (Silvia) Louis and Mary D. (Ornellas) John and Mary (Anjos)
21
24 Disbury, Anna
26 Grind rod William
Joseph T. and Rebecca (Pentleton) Henry and Mary L. (Roy)
27 1
Besse, Karl James
Eldon W. and Athalia L. (Kelley) Reuben and Elizabeth (Schofield) Charles H. and Ruth B. (Gifford) Elisha S. Jr. and Mary A. (Lincoln) John and Mary (Soulard) Edward L. and Lillian E. (Jones) Joseph and Levina (Vargus) Jermiah B. and Annie S. (Studley) Ephrem and Melvina (Lavariere) John and Mary J. (Bancroft) Frank M. and Amy F. (Noyes)
Walter H. and Lottie E. (Neale) Elbert L. and Mary F. (McArdle) William L. and Mary (Gleason) Antonio P. and Alexandrinha (Augusta) Frank and Emily (Francis) Dominick and Dominica (Marchette) Arthur W. and Sarah (Watkins) Manuel and Mary (Sylvia) John and Alice M. (Baker) Frank and Philomena M. (Noia) Edward and May (Kelley) Philias and Melvina (Franklin)
30 Sylvia, Francis Livesey, Alice
John and Mary (Worseley) William and Emma (Toussant) Edward and Henrietta (Blackburn) Frank E. and Ellen A. (Thomas) Julien and Soph onia (Lemerie) Truman S. and Georgia (Hardy) John and Fannie (Rose) H. Walton and Grace E. (White) Robert and Annie (Krouse) Arthur C. and Tena (Charlton) Frank II. and Lena M. (Hennebry)
68
BIRTHS-CONTINUED.
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
July 9
Hall, Emily
George and Ellen G. (Griffith)
10
Garcia, Mary S.
Antone S. and Theresa (Sylvia) Alphonse and Delia (Benoit)
15 Choquette, Evaine
15 Pierce, Attie J.
Walter S. and Mary L. (Brightman)
15 Kerns, Catharine A.
17 Rosa, John
17 Pereira, Mary
17 Alves, Anthony A.
28 Stevens, Edward M.
29
Thurston, Franklin B.
Seth O. and Kate A. (Lowney) Isaac A. and Cora A. (Brown) Peter and Theresa (Smith)
Aug.
1
Gagnon, Dora
Joseph and Josephine (Trembley) Harry C. and Minnie M. (Hayward) Arthur and Lebe (Swallier)
3 Forent, Simons
3
Barnes, Warren H.
3
O'Leary, Irene C.
1
Lothian, Richmond
9 Myrick, Mary A.
10 Ellis, Walton F.
10 Sylvia, Toney
11 Goggan, Annie E.
15 Galligan, William
16 Goulart, Lena
19 Mowatt, Donald A.
20 Corrêa, Mary
21 Hough, John J.
22
Bourque, Jennie A. L.
22 Coombs, Margery P.
23
Allen, John C.
Joseph H. and Grace M. (Nickerson) Ernest and Elizabeth A. (Soares) Joseph and Mary (Francis)
Sept. 6 Barcellos, Mary
6 Luscomb, Margaret
10 Fife, Osit
10 Gallagher, James E.
Charles and Annie (Evans)
12
Hall, Fred.
Thomas H. and Ada J. (Warburton)
15 Calloway, Edna M.
Frank and Alice B. (Ryan) Ellis and Sarah (Pell)
16 Parker, Earl
Antone and Edna (Augusta)
William A. and Lila M. (Staples)
Oct. O'Leary, Michael J. 5
Cornelius and Mary A. (Leddy)
5 Oliveira, John R.
Antone G. and Libania (Correia)
15 Rogers, George
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