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5.50
L. H. Simns, typewriting for assessors,
6.00
L. Nickerson, express,
.50
Hatch & Co., express, .50
W. H. Hoeg, Jr., sundry expenses,
41
Incidental Account.
T. W. Whitfield, supplies, 5.15
L. A. Chubbuck, M. D., birth returns, .75
So. Mass. Telephone Co., rent,
13.06
G. L. Montague, bank tax,
3.87
N. J. Crossman, bank tax,
3.87
W. A. Greenough, directory,
4.00
C. F. Kendrick, care burial lot,
3.50
H. H. Hathaway, repairs,
7.08
H. Jenney, labor, 8.00
J. C. Tripp, administering oaths,
2.25
G. B. Luther, administering oaths,
2.00
E. L. Caswell, death returns,
2.00
L. S. Williams, death returns,
2.00
Com. of Mass., one-fourth of liquor license,
.25
$8,671.75
SCHEDULE I BOARD OF HEALTH.
C. D. Waldron, printing,
$44.00
W. H. Staples, inspection, 30.50
A. J. Shooks, burying dogs, 12.37
H. W. Barney, burying dogs,
7.00
J. B. Peck, posting notices, fumigating,
7.50
A. J. Shooks,
4.75
W. L. Peters, postage, etc.,
2.70
L. M. Snow, supplies,
1.25
E. G. Spooner, box rent,
.90
Charged in "Incidental" account,
$110.97
SCHEDULE J SOLDIERS' RELIEF.
W. C. Gifford, cash,
$48.00
Deborah E. Mays,
32.00
Georgianna Randall, "
66.00
A. D. Gelett, 10.00
W. M. Stetson, provisions,
79.50
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Incidental Department
J. C. Tripp, coal, 14.95
G. B. Borden, fuel,
3.15
City Coal Co., 4.00
D. Duff & Son, 6
3.75
H. L. Perry,
5.90
H. E. & E. Cushman, fuel.
1.00
W. F. Church, provisions. 3.00
Alfred Nye, provisions,
3.00
J. H. Stetson, shoes,
8.75
Nichols & Damon, shoes,
2.50
Charged in "Incidental" account,
$285.50
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TOWN HALL.
Dr
Cr.
A. Mowatt, janitor,
$499 92
Balance from last year,
$934 81
A. Mowatt, extra labor,
50 00
Rent, post office,
400 00
N. B. Gas Co.,
356 61
Rent, hall, 312 00
City Coal Co., coal,
248 46
Rent from J. C. Tripp,
50 00
repairing boilers.
302 00
J. L. Hill, tuning,
5 50
H. H. Hathaway, paints,
20/24
F. H. Water Co., water,
14 44
H. A. Sullivan, inspecting,
10:00
L. W. Morton, repairs,
13 40
G. R. Valentine, repairs,
7 89
M. P. Whitfield, repairs,
1 88
Murphy & Co., brushes,
5 55
H. E. & E. Cushman, wood, 4 00
Alfred Nye,
supplies,
727
C. F. Paisler,
supplies,
7 40
C. F. Delano,
supplies, 5 09
C. F. Wing,
supplies, 4 06
Amt. carried for'd, $1,563 71
Amt. carried for'd,
$1,696 81
N. B. Boiler & Machine Co.,
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Town Hall.
Dr.
Cr.
$1,563 71
Amt. brought for'd,
$1,696 81
Amt. brought for'd, A. & E. Burton Co., supplies,
3/79
H. L. Wilson, bone meal,
3 50
C. A. Hacker, care stage, Balance.
1 00
124 81
$1,696 81
$1,696 81
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SALARIES.
Dr.
Cr.
Overdraft,
$32 88
Appropriation, Overdrawn,
$2,700 00
Treasurer :
158 81
C. F. Swift,
800 00
Collector :
W. H. Hoeg, Jr.,
500 00
Selectmen and
Overseers of Poor : John H. Howland,
500 00
W. P. Winsor,
100:00
J. Pettee, Jr.,
100:00
Board of Health :
C. P. Maxfield,
25,00
W. H. Thayer, M.D.,
25 00
W. L. Peters,
25 00
Assessors :
W. H. Hoeg, Jr.,
180 00
G. L. Montague,
232 50
N. J. Crossman,
38 43
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
$2,858 81
$2,858 81
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STREET LIGHTS.
Dr.
Cr.
Overdraft, N. B. Gas Co., lighting, Balance,
$56 82
Appropriation, -
$2,100 00
1,953 90
89 28
$2.100 00
$2,100 00
DEBT AND INTEREST.
Dr.
Cr.
N. B. Inst. Savings notes paid,
Sewer bonds,
$2,700 00 3,000 00
Balance from last .year, Appropriation,
$1,908|18 8,800 00
Bridge bond,
1,000 00 25,000 00
N. B. Inst. Savings interest on bonds, Temporary loans, Sewer assessments,
625 33 25,000 00 3,489 57
Transfers to Bridge account,
1,425 47
Balance,
940 10
$39,823 08
$39,823 08
Loans, temporary, Interest on notes and bonds,
5,757 51
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PRESENT TOWN DEBT.
Oxford School note,
$5,000.00
due on demand due Nov. 20, 1908
66
1,000.00
20,1909
66
1,000.00 6.
6 20, 1910
66
66
1,000.00
66
20,1911
Oxford Sewer note,
5,000.00
66 20, 1909
66
66
2,000.00
6.
17,1911
66
1,000.00
17, 1912
N. B. & Fairhaven Bridge note,
2,000.00
1,1914
6
66
2,000.00
1,1915
66
66
66
2,000.00
1,1916
66
66
2,000.00
1,1917
Sewer Bonds, 4% ,
4,500.00
. 6
66
1,1908
4,500.00
1,1909
66
L
4,500.00
1,1910
66
4,500.00
66
6.
1,1912
6.
5,500.00
66
1,1913
5,500.00
1,1914
5,500.00
1,1915
5,500.00
1,1916
66
66
5,500.00
1,1917
Bridge Bonds, 4%,
41,000.00
6.
1948
6.
20,1912
1,000.00
.6 46
20, 1913
2,000.00
66
17, 1910
66
66
Pease Sewer note,
1,000.00
6
66
66
" 1, § 1908-
$120,000.00
. .
4,500.00
66
1,1911
1,000.00
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RECAPITULATION.
Dr.
Cr.
Expenditures for account of :
General Highways,
$8,726 67
General Highways,
$8,751 82 200 00
Mill Road,
Mill Road,
Cottage street extension,
extension, 14 16
Laurel street extension,
extension,
115 70
So. Pleasant street extension,
55 80
61 89
Poor Department,
3,399 83
Poor Department,
3,500 55
Sewer maintenance,
3,137 98
Sewer maintenance,
3,111 91
Shone extension Bridge street,
Shone extension Bridge street,
10 65
Adams street
Adams street
Sewer extension,
1,055 00
Sewer extension,
1,055 00
So. West Sewer
extension, Cot- tage street,
96 56
Oxford Sewer,
Oxford Sewer,
9 27
Fire Department,
1,755 03
Fire Department,
1,948 71
Hydrants,
2,200 00
Hydrants,
2,218 75
Police,
833 03
Police,
882 35
Incidentals,
16,740 90
Incidentals,
19,597 57
School Inspection,
75 00
School Inspection, N. B. and Fair- haven Bridge,
43,425 47
Town Hall,
1,572 00
Town Hall,
1,696 81
Salaries,
2,858 81
Salaries,
2,70000
Street Lights, Debt and Interest,
38,882 98
Debt and Interest,
39,823 08
Balance,
4,419 93
$131,298 69
$131,298 69
75 00
N. B. and Fair- haven Bridge,
43,425 47
2,010 72
Street Lights,
2,100 00
Appropriations and credits for ac- count of :
Cottage street
Laurel street
So. Pleasant street extension,
52 98
So. West Sewer extension, Cot- tage street,
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STREET DEPARTMENT.
NEW CURBING SET.
Cottage street, from Green to Laurel, 270 feet
Laurel street, near Cottage and Allen, 169 feet
Allen street, from Green to Laurel, 268 feet
South street, from Green to Laurel, 252 feet
South street, west of Green, 200 feet
Main street, from cemetery gate to Kendrick Ave., 455 feet
NEW SIDEWALKS GRADED AND COVERED WITH SCREENINGS.
Cottage street, from Green to Laurel, 270 feet
Laurel street, near Cottage and Allen, 169 feet
Allen street, south side from Green to Laurel, 268 feet
South street, south side, west of Green, 200 feet
Main street, from cemetery gate to Kendrick Ave .. 455 feet
Green street, west side, from Bridge, south, 500 feet
CRUSHER STONE.
Purchased during the past year, 1,200 tous
STREETS MACADAMIZED OR RE-SURFACED.
Green street, from Church street south, 570 feet
Middle street, from Bridge street south, 800 feet
NEW CATCH BASINS.
1 corner Bridge and Main, connected with one on south side of Bridge street near Park Ave., with 8 inch pipe, 195 feet
1 on Main street, east side, near H. H. Hathaway's shop, connected with old culvert under Mill bridge, with 8 inch pipe, 150 feet
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NORTH MAIN STREET
Was widened from the cemetery north, about 900 feet, and graded and sidewalk made on the west side.
Many of the sidewalks were repaired and stone screenings put on them.
The taking up of ashes and rubbish the past year has been successfully carried on, and the town very much benefited by the same. Some of our streets, accepted below grade, have been filled in without any additional cost to the town by the ashes taken in this way. The estimated cost for the past year was about $1,200.00.
For clearing snow the past year the cost has been over $700.00.
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TREE WARDEN'S REPORT.
No appropriation has been made for several years for the care of our shade trees.
The beetle made its appearance as usual, but in larger num- bers than ever before, and on July 6th five men were put to work spraying the trees with arsenic of lead, and on August 7th the trunks of the trees were sprayed with insect emulsion. Then came the Tussock moth, which is a native insect and which comes more or less every year, and the past year was the worst known in many years. All kinds of trees, houses, fences and walls, were covered with them.
This insect is easily controlled by spraying with arsenic of lead, and the 'eggs destroyed by the use of crude creosote oil, which was used on all the trees found infested. Let us hope for the best, and that during the present year we will not be troubled by many of them.
The cost of spraying, repairs, supplies, and rent of building, was about $700.00 ; setting out and moving trees, cutting down dead ones, and removing dead branches and trimming where necessary. cost $200.00, making a total of $900.00. The most of this was contributed by the Superintendent of Streets, Mr. H. H. Rogers, for which the people of Fairhaven most certainly feel grateful.
No appropriation has been made by the town for the past four years, and whoever the town elects as Tree Warden ought to have some money to work with.
The trees ought to be cared for; they are valuable, and ought to be protected, and every good citizen should be inter- ested in the natural beauty of his home town, by assisting the
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Tree Warden in helping to beautify his neighbor's home.
I desire here to publicly thank those who have interested themselves in the welfare and protection of our shade trees, and who have reported to me owners of houses who have been careless enough to allow damage to be done to the same, and would recommend to the town an appropriation of not less than $500.00.
Respectfully submitted, JOHN I. BRYANT, Trec 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 six still alarms. The total loss by fire is estimated to be about $3,000.00.
Very little repairing has been done to the engine houses the past year, excepting the Hook and Ladder house, which has had new sills; Hose 1, Oxford, has had a new flag pole ; and the hose carriage has also been repaired.
The department is about the same as last year, with the exception of a few changes in the companies. At the fire on the night of Feb. 12, one of the firemen was painfully hurt and is still under the physician's care. This has been the only accident that has happened in the department for some time.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN F. SULLIVAN, GEORGE T. THATCHER, CLARENCE F. DELANO,
Engineers.
HOSE 1, OXFORD STREET.
W. H. Whitfield, Captain, W. E. Schroeder,
G. H. Carpenter, 1st Ass't, J. J. Jenney,
E. W. Miller, 2d Ass't,
C. R. Negus,
John Palmer,
Chester Eldred,
D. A. Regan,
J. H. Jones,
J. O. Whitfield,
A. R. Spooner, Clerk,
H. P. Thatcher, William Shaw.
C. Elliott,
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HOSE 2, SPRING STREET.
T. R. Brownell, Captain,
C. E. Westgate, 1st Ass't,
Thomas Scales, 2d Ass't,
Clarence Terry, Clerk,
F. W. Sohlgren, Peter Sheehan,
Patrick Sullivan,
N. B. Dunn,
S. H. Rounsville.
E. L. Bryant, Valentine Deane, J. A. W. Burgess, F. A. Rounsville,
C. E. Hackett, Perry King,
HOOK AND LADDER CO., WASHINGTON STREET.
A. W. Monk. Captain,
J. S. Gifford,
C. F. Drew, 1st Ass't,
C. R. Sohlgren,
John Taber, 2d Ass't,
W. L. Rounsville,
T. A. Clark, Clerk,
J. S. Delano,
F. S. Ryonson, Edward Jenney.
PROTECTING SOCIETY, WASHINGTON STREET.
H. K. Nye, President,
H. L. Card,
H. D. Burk,
L. C. Bauldry,
W. E. Card,
A. W. Kelley,
B. Taber, Jr.,
H. L. Pope, Clerk,
G. W. Valentine,
D. W. Kelley,
W. H. Taylor,
Nat. Pope,
A. L. Bliss,
J. K. Nye,
H. D. Waldron,
C. D. Waldron,
Robert Betagh,
W. B. Gardner,
J. F. Hall,
Isaac N. Babbitt,
Ellsworth M. Burgess,
HI. H. Hathaway,
Thomas E. Marsh, T. W. Whitfield.
G. B. Luther,
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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.
The principal of the "Pease School Fund," amounting to $7,558.12, is deposited as follows :
N. B. Institution for Savings, $5,000.00
N. B. Five Cents Savings Bank, 2,558.12
The income for the past year, amounting to $305.34, has been collected and placed to the credit of School Expenses, as provided by law.
We recommend that the Incidental account be charged with the sum of $1,138.89, and that this sum be credited to the fol- lowing accounts, viz :
Shone Extension Bridge Street account, $42.33
South West Sewer (Cottage Street), 96.56
Adams Street Sewer Extension, 1,000.00
At a special town meeting held Oct. 24, 1907, the following vote was passed :
Voted-To authorize the Selectmen to provide for the pay- ment to the city of New Bedford, of the balance due them for the maintenance of the New Bedford and Fairhaven bridge, and to appropriate the sum of $2,600.00 for said purpose, and to authorize the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow the sum of $2,600.00 for said purpose, and to issue the note or notes of the town therefor, to be payable in the year 1908.
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The Selectmen have not acted under this vote, and would now suggest that they be authorized to charge the amount to be paid to the City of New Bedford in settlement of their ac- count, to the Incidental account, instead of hiring the amount as directed by the above-quoted vote.
In estimating the requirements for the Debt and Interest ac- count for the coming year we have been guided by the follow- ing figures :
Pease Sewer note, due Nov. 20, 1908. $1,000.00
Sewer bond, due Oct. 1, 1908, 4,500.00
Bridge bond, due Nov. 1, 1908, 1,000.00
Interest on Sewer bonds, $5,000.00 at 4% ,
2,000.00
Bridge bonds, $41,000.00 at 4% . 1,640.00
Notes, $29,000.00, 1,100.00
Temporary loans (estimated ), 500.00
$11,740.00
Deduct amount to credit of Debt and Interest account, $940.10
Deduct Sewer assessments (estimated ), 1,000.00
1,940.10
Leaving amount to be raised by taxation, $9,799.90
In view of the above figures, the Selectmen would suggest that an appropriation of $9,800.00 be made for Debt and In- terest account.
The Selectmen respectfully submit the following estimates for appropriations for the ensuing year, which exceeds the esti- mates for last year by the sum of $2,400.00 :
Highways, $3,000.00
Poor department, 2,200.00
Sewer maintenance, 3,000.00
Fire department, 1,500.00
Fire alarm, 150.00
Hydrants, 2,200.00
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Police,
750.00
Town hall,
800.00
Salaries,
3,000.00
Street lights
2,000.00
Debt and Interest,
9,800.00
$28,400.00
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN H. HOWLAND, W. P. WINSOR, J. PETTEE, JR.,
Selectmen of Fairhaven.
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AUDITORS' REPORT.
FAIRHAVEN, MASS., Feb., 1908.
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. 10, 1908, and believe them correct.
NATHANIEL POPE, JOSEPH H. ALLEN, Auditors.
TOWN CLERK'S REPORT
OF
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
61
MARRIAGES
Recorded in the Town of Fairhaven during the year 1907.
Date
Name of Parties
Residence
Jan.
5
Thompson, Charles Edward Percy Allen, Grace Albertine
Boston
6
Holmes, Thomas A.
Fall River
Holmes, Cora B.
Fall River
24
Frawley, Arthur H.
Fairhaven
Morse, Viola M.
Fairhaven
19
Carrie, Joaquin J.
Fairhaven
King, Mary L.
Fairhaven
Feb. 1
Condes, José Forreira
Fairhaven
Santos, Maria dos
New Bedford
Jan. 22
Kerns, Michael F. Jr.
Fairhaven
Feb.
20
Degree, William
Fairhaven
Mar.
3
Maker, Sylvanus
Fairhaven
Murley, Bertha E.
Fairhaven
30
Munroe, Charles S.
Fairhaven
April 3
Anderson, James H.
Newport, R. I.
Butterfield, Flora L.
Fairhaven
6
Velho, José de Sousa
Fairhaven
Santos, Maria Pavão dos
Fairhaven
7
Ellis, Bert W.
Fairhaven
24
Porter, Peter A.
Fairhaven
Carrie, Dominga
Fairhaven
28
Staples, William Sheldon DeAvilla, Carrie S.
Fairhaven
May 15
Pope, Harry Lawrence
Fairhaven
Pettee, Marion Josephine
Fairhaven
16 Ellis, James H.
Fairhaven
21
Swift, Philip P.
Fairhaven
Roach, Ellen C.
Fairhaven
June 1
Drew, Charles I.
Fairhaven
Jackson, Ethel Louise
New Bedford
4 Cobb, Charles Wilson
Fairhaven
Sherman, Sadie T.
Fairhaven
10 Lawton, Charles H. Jenney, Hattie H.
Fairhaven
18 Baker, Lorenzo D. Duffy, Agnes E.
Fairhaven
19 Dunn, Robert
Fairhaven
Crawford, Nellie
Fairhaven
22
Ironfield, Joseph
Fairhaven
McConnell, Marceller Louisa
New Bedford
April 8
Duchaine, Francois Tremblay, Laura
New Bedford
New Bedford
Westberg, Ida J.
Fairhaven
Legendre, Emma
Fairhaven
Fragosa, Celia
New Bedford
Noyer, Clara L.
New Bedford
Fairhaven
Flannery, Catherine F.
New Bedford
New Bedford
Fairhaven
Boston
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MARRIAGES-CONTINUED.
Date
Name of Parties
Residence
June 26
Viens, Henry J.
Sargent, Eva M.
22
Simmons, Arthur L.
Fairhaven
July
2
Kilburn, Hiram W.
New Bedford
Nicholson, Mary A.
New Bedford
7
Taber, Albert M. Jr.
New Bedford
Lloyd, Alice G.
Fairhaven
24
Daniels, John A.
Providence, R. I.
Cole, Ethel C.
Greenwood, R. I. New Bedford
Aug.
5
Robert, Joseph A.
Fairhaven
10
Mello, Manuel Moniz de
Fairhaven
Pereira, Maria dos Anjos
New Bedford
10
VanNostrand, Alonzo G.
Boston
Taylor, Jane B.
Fairhaven
10
Snyder, William E.
Fairhaven
Hammond, Ethel E.
Fairhaven
26
Nolin, Nelson Frank
Providence, R. I.
24
Santos, Francisco Correia dos
Vieira, Maria Odilia
New Bedford
Sept 7
Silva, Manuel
Mattapoisett
DeCosta, Mary
Mattapoisett
Aug. 31
Palmer, John M.
Fairhaven
Wanner, Lotta C.
Fairhaven
Sept. 9
Waybrant, John
Paquette, Flora Belle
New Bedford
Oct. 6
Westgate, William B.
Whitman, Mass.
Gould, Hattie A.
Whitman, Mass.
16
Eaton, Clarence W.
Fairhaven
Dennett, Eunice
Belmont, Mass.
24
Paull, Alton Bancroft
Fairhaven
Delano, Estelle Richmond
Marion
Nov. 6
Meunier, Felix
Fairhaven
Noon, Rose
Fairhaven
18
LeConte, Eugene Henri
Fairhaven
Ansay, Marie Blanche Felicie
New Bedford
Dec. 14
Bennett, Albert N.
New Bedford Fairhaven
13 Pilon, Alexander B.
Fairhaven
Plante, Florence
Fairhaven
25
Massey, Frederick A.
Pawtucket, R. I.
Lester, Mary E.
Pawtucket, R. I.
26
Bates, Frank Lester StCyr, Jessie
Fairhaven
Dartmouth
West, Cora M.
New Bedford
Rock, Clara Rose
Fairhaven Fairhaven
Lebouef, Valerie
New Bedford New Bedford Fairhaven
Jones, Lao B.
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BIRTHS Recorded in the Town of Fairhaven during the year 1907.
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
Jan. 1
Keyes, Vivian B. S.
Alice Keyes Thomas F. and Lillian (Forbes)
11
Bradshaw, Doris G.
James W. and Rosa L. (Marshall)
11
Caswell, Grace R.
Arthur G. and Madeleine L. (Besse)
15
Hoxie, Harry P.
Willard L. and Alice (Cummings)
17
Terry, Bradford C.
Clarence A. and Anna (Lott)
18
Bernette, John
John and Bridget (Morrisey) Bento and Maria (Sylvia)
28
Gifford, Gordon E.
Elmer C. and Gertrude (Bennett)
28 Mello, Eugenia
30 York, Rexford A.
Feb.
2
Santos, Mary
John and Mary (Angels)
11 Richard, Alice
Octave and Addie (Richard)
11 Morse, Evelyn A.
Edwin F. and Mabel F. (Brown)
11 Carvalho, Annie
Joseph and Mary (Lopes)
14 Diette, Evon
Delphis and Delia (Richard)
14 Fernandes, Mary F.
Joseph P. and Mary (Foster)
16
Howland, Hazel E.
Walter C. and Adela F. (Young)
26
Thatcher, Shirley
Harry P. and Mae S. (Shirley)
Mar.
Tinkham, Annie F.
Joseph R. and Mary L. (Silva) Oscar and Amy (Francis) John D. and Annie (Souza) Thomas E. and Edna B. (Shepard)
6 7 Morange, Fannie H.
Albert S. and Grace (Hatfield)
15 Brotherson, Curtis S.
Frederick F. and Abbie G. (Grandy)
19 Quirk, Frederick J.
George and Annie (Neiter)
20 Resende, Francisco A.
22 Perry, Joseph
27 Gavonette, Leo
28 Richard, Armidase
April
1 Bessette, Leo R.
Euclide and Lydia (Portier) Albert J. and Odena (Nadeau)
1 Richards, William
David and Alice (Ainsworth)
Brunette, Elvert
Fred. and Celia (Lemarie)
2 Burgess, Ellsworth L.
Ellsworth M. and Bertha E. (Lloyd)
3 Bessette, Gennette H.
Zephie and Josephine (Richard)
5 Choquette, George A. 7 Audette, Ulrie L.
Fred and Mary (Lessard) Ulric and Agnes (Trembly)
7 Pacheco, Lewis C.
John and Geneva (August)
8 Amaral, Antonia
José and Maria (Labania) John and Rosa (Virgian)
8 Thomas, Adeline
11 Brite, Anione
14 Haydon, Waldo E.
19 Foster, Frank
23 Connell, Anna C.
William and Nora (Driscoll)
23 Stevens, Willard E. Surprenant, Blanche
Wilfred and Mary L. (Lajoie)
28 May
3 Teixeira, Adeline
5 Blanchette, Armand 6 Hammond, Alfred
Theodore and Mary (Cunha) Elzear and Marie (Leboeuf) William and Charlotte (Pell)
8
Kilmartin, Thomas F.
21 Alberto, Antone
Thomé and Candida (Thomazia) George B. and Emma (Morse)
Marra, Lawrence
27 3 5
Silva, John D.
Mack, Edith K.
Manuel and Ella (Hackett) Manuel and Mary (Rose) Frederick and Rosanna (Baillargcon)
Frank and Maria (Angos) Ernest J. and Gertrude (Davis) Manuel and Annie (Mandosa)
George W. and Emma C. (Tripp)
BIRTHS -- CONTINUED.
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
May 9
Reed, Willard B.
10
Brownell, Morris R.
15
Spooner, Walter A.
22
Regan, Mary E.
22 Hiller, Marion C.
26 Martin, George
26
Oliveira, Annie
27
Sylvia, Helena
30 Brown, Mary
June
6 Bissonnette, Alda
Adalard and Rose (Hammel)
11 Taber, Howland P.
Jonathan and Irene H. (Pease)
13 Knipe, Elizabeth M.
13
Hathaway, Adleita S.
15 Robitay, Elizabeth E.
24 Allen, Pearson
24 Haney, Eleanor J.
July
3 Saunders, Albert G.
6 Sylva. Frank
14 Wilcox, Barbara L.
Harrison and Elsie (Manchester)
17
Alden, Wallace W.
20
Venter, George
William K. and Jucy A. (Freeman) Manuel and Mary (Sylvia)
22 Garcia, Joseph S.
22
Richard, Helleae
16 Brown, Delphina
Aug. 3 Soares, Joaquina
2 Soares, Margaret
1 Mayes, James B.
10 Salisbury, Frederick C.
23 Perry, John A.
Sept.
3 Cote, Frank
6 Degan,
6 Lahue, Everett F.
11 Padelford, Winnifred M.
19 Paine, Kenneth C.
20 Charpenteir, Noelia A.
McGowan, Beatrice L.
28 Machado, Antone
Joseph S. and Mary J. (Perry)
Oct. 4 De Mello, Ladalina D.
1 Lopes, Louisa S.
5 Koxtia, Pauline M.
7 Govoni, Lewis
12 Marsh, Dorothy J.
13 Dunn, Mytle C.
15 Packwood, Lawrence B.
23 Dowd, Olive L.
23 Dowd, Dorothy M. Wilkinson, Florence M.
Harry H. and Minnie ( Breakley) Walter J. and Lillian (Hillman) Walter J. and Lillian (Hillman) John and Alice (Allerton)
Nov.
7 10 Souza, Antone
15 Driscoll, Timothy J.
15 Longworth, Samuel
20 Dechainne, Mary A.
Louis and Mary (D'Onellas) Joseph and Frances ( Faria) William and Sarah (Wood) Louis and Minnie (Austin) Alexander G. and Mary (Francis) Joseph and Millie (Delaire) Daniel and Katherine ( Burmingham)
Frank H. and Lena M. (Hennebry) Arthur D. and Winnifred C. (Brown)
George R. and Cora (Campbell) Harmiedas and Angelina (Collette) Thomas and Flora (Lewis)
Manuel and Francisca (Doarte) Antone S. and Mary G. (Brown) Jack and Annie (Meniz)
Angelo and Teresa (Cavolieri) William H. and Mary E. (Wilkinson)
Frank E. and Ellen A. (Thomas)
Gaspard and Barbara (Souza) William J. and Jennie A. (Johnson) Edward and Henrietta (Blackburn) Philias and Melvina (Franklin)
George E. and Myra A. (Smith) Morris R. and Laura D. (Hitch) Allen R. and Emily R. (Pierce) William D. and Mary M. (MacFarlane) Geo. L., Jr. and Mazelle (Peirce) Jacob S. and Mary (Mello) Antone G .. and Libania (Correia) Manuel and Mary (Joseph) Joseph and Angelina (Sylva)
Frederick O. & Dorothy (Stoddard) Adiel HI. and Julia L. (Reed) Lewis and Nora (O'Leary) Albert P. and Agnes (Bainbridge) William G. and Emma E. (Macy) Stephen C. and Alice J. (Sullivan) Frank and Phyllis (Brown)
Antone S. and Theresa (Sylvia) Julian and Sophia (Lemarie) Antone and Silvena (Machado)
65
BIRTHS-CONTINUED.
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
22
Shaw, Richard H.
2.2
Cunniff, Hugh H.
26
Gauthier, Frederick
Dec.
7
Lea, Dorothy E.
Albert J. and Nettie F. (Morse) Joseph and Selina (Millier)
7
Potvin, Joseph
11
Barcellos, Rita
11
Bettencourt, William E.
13 Alua, Gloria
Carvalho and Jessie (Gomes)
15 Sheehan, Grace F.
17
Kalise, Emalia
18 Myrick. Doris M.
21 Derossiers, Henry L. J.
23
Perry,
23 Gagnon, Mary B.
25 Miliani, Manuel
26 Gonsalves, Enos
27 Perry, Alice A.
27 Lamporo, Crestow
Peter and Mary (Rejkowska)
30 Wrightington, Alden B.
31
Howland, Margaret B.
William P. and Susan H. (Kelley) Thomas P. and Bessie (Marmion) Levi and Antonia (StAmand)
Joseph and Frances (Louza) John and Alvena R. (Marra)
Michael J. and Mary E. (Costello)
Mike and Brouistowa (Wawsckiewise) Chester L. and Mary A. (Smali) Joseph and Emma (Milette) Antone and Edna (Augusta) Joseph and Josephine (Trembly) Manuel and Mary (Miliani)
John and Rosa J. Brazil) Joseph and Mary (Salvadore)
Edward A. and Elizabeth F. (Eldredge) Charles H. and Ruth B. (Gifford)
66
DEATHS. Recorded in the Town of Fairhaven during the year 1907.
Age
Date
Name
Disease
m 2
Jan.
1 Thayer, Doris L.
1
8
Capillary bronchitis
11
Bradford, John W.
64
2
10
Nephritis
13 Stevens, Norman E.
6
2
20
Pneumonia
17 Sylvia, Rosa
32
3
Heart disease
18 Lincoln, Mary C.
71 :11
27 Intestinal obstruction
20 Merrihew, Mary L.
86
9
7 Uraemia
25
Wheeler, Lucy A.
73
3
3 Senile pneumonia
26 Bradford, Mary B.
80
Pneumonia Alcoholism
23 Francis, Henry H.
68
8
Intestinal obstruction
31 Field, William H.
81
1
11
Arterio-sclerosis
Feb. 1 Simmons, Edward W.
68
6 23 Chronic nephritis Pneumonia
10 Egan, Ellen
78
2
Natural causes
14 Howland, Francis D.
1
10
Broncho pneumonia
Mar.
Haskins, Susan N.
8
2 Pneumonia
11
Freitas, John M.
56
Acute nephritis
17
Brown, Manuel
1
7
Broncho pneumonia
20 Hawes, Amelia T.
83
7
14
Broncho pneumonia
23
Schofield, Roseanna
77
2
11 Natural causes
26 Tappan, Belinda L.
82
4 Bronchitis
4
Burgess, Ellsworth Lloyd
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