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5,403.57
July
74,170.85
18,591.39
August
42,005.81
94,661.56
September
46,033.27
108,411.72
October
97,091.04
225,886.94
November
201,322.49
78,543.31
December
174,506.73
14,102.95 Jan. 1, 1926
Balance Dec. 31, 1926
4,253.73
$866,918.59
$866,918.59
PAYMENTS
Selectmen's Warrants, 1 to 109 inclusive
$862,664.86
Cash on hand, January 1, 1927
4,253.73
$866,918.59
Report of Outstanding Debt
Net Debt, $290,605.00 N. B. & F. H. Bridge $22,000.00
Oxford School 11,200.00
Green and Watson Sts. Sewer 1,000.00
Adams Street 500.00
Bridge St. School 20,900.00
Bridge St. School 21,000.00
Bristol County Tubercular
Hospital 6,800.00
New Construction (Sts.) 8,000.00
Towns Farm Barn 2,000.00
Alpine Ave. Sewer 2,000,00
New School Lot, Main St. 450.00
Dover, Morgan and Winsor
St. Sewers 1,000.00
Anthony School 54,600.00
Hedge and Cherry Sts. 3,000.00
Elm Ave. Extension 3,365.00
Cherry, Hedge and Taber St. Sewers 1,680.00
Cottage St. Gravity 3,200.00
Town Lot and Building 3,600.00
Rogers School Annex
15,750.00
Fire Engine (Pumper) 4,000.00
Dept. Equipment of Elec-
trical Sewer Stations 16,200.00 New School Bldg., East Fairhaven 54,600.00
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Alden Rd. (1924) 3,810.00
Auto Street Truck
1,600.00
Washington St. (High- way) 5,600.00
Alden Rd. (1925)
2,400.00
Purchase Union Wharf
4,000.00
Construction Alden Rd.
(1926) 5,000.00
Hedge and Taber St.
Sewers 10,000.00
Jefferson and Linden Ave.
Sewers 1,350.00
$290,605.00
$290,605.00
SELECTMEN'S REPORT
The first meeting of the Board of Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor was held February 8, 1926 and organized with a choice of John I. Bryant, chairman, and Isaac N. Babbitt, clerk. Miss Louise Babcock was chosen secretary of the Board of Overseers of the Poor and in that capacity has given universal satisfaction to the Selectmen, the Overseers of the Poor and all the people who have visited this office during the past year.
Since the last annual town meeting, the lot, which was taken under the eminent domain act just north of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad and the Atlas Tack Comp- any, has been consideraby improved. A new retaining wall has been built part way on the north side and a new building to be used as a storehouse for the street machinery was built. For this work, an appropriation was made at the annual town meet- ing. This building has been completed and is now in use. It is a valuable addition to the town lot.
Another matter in which the Selectmen have been interested is that of the Back Road or Alden Road, so called. That road has been completed during the past year and has cost the county, state and town $78,000. This is now one of the best roads in the town, coming down from Acushnet and leading onto Wash- ington Street or the Mattapoisett Road, so called, as the state road. The state and county have been a great help to the Town of Fairhaven with this road for the state has paid in as its share during the past four years $26,000 .; the county has paid a similar amount as has the town, so that with a total of $78,000. having been laid out on this road, the state and county have paid two-thirds of it.
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The Selectmen have investigated and had started to consider the question of coming down Bridge Street from the Alden Road to Adams Street when our board found that any plans must meet with the approval of the Planning Board so, for that reason, the matter has been held up for further considera- tion and we expect this will be taken up at an early date. This would take most of the travel coming over the bridge at Bridge Street to the Alden Road and the travel returning would take the same route. Thus a large number of automobiles would be taken away from the vicinity of the St. Joseph's School and church and while it would be a better route for automobile travel, it would make the neighborhood safer for the children who attend that school.
The New Boston School was finished last year with the ex- ception of one room, and the school committee are asking for an appropriation of $3,500. to finish this room, which is much needed at the present time. The article in the warrant calls for an appropriation for this amount which is only an estimate for we hope to finish the room for much less than has been recommended and asked for. When that room is finished, we will have one of the best school houses in town with the added advantage of being away from the main thoroughfare so that the children will be better protected than they have previously been.
There is also an appropriation asked for in the warrant of $1,000. to build sidewalks from the Mill Road to the New Bos- ton Road. We recommend that this ought to pass for that sidewalk would have been finished last year if the state had not taken the land along that side of the street to widen the road. With the completion of the sidewalk at the end of the present season, we will have a good walk for the children passing on that road.
There was an article in the warrant at the last annual town meeting to make an appropriation of $1,000. for fixing up and
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taking over the Fort Phoenix property, consisting of 21/2 acres, for park purposes forever, as a memorial to the late Henry H. Rogers, Fairhaven's benefactor. The walls around this old historic fortification have been rebuilt by the town. The walls around the old reservation have been rebuilt and many improve- ments have been made there by cleaning up the old spot. Now, no matter who comes hereafter, that spot can not be used for other than park purposes forever and the only persons who have any right to take it over would be the National Govern- ment.
The Union Wharf property as taken over by the town last year for a public wharf for the use of the town by an act of the Legislature is one of the best propositions as we see it that has been presented to the town for many a long day. That wharf property has a frontage on our harbor and consists of 41/2 acres and is the largest wharf that we have in the town. All ready, we are renting a good part of that property and by another year, the rental of the wharf will, in our opinion, amount to more than the taxes paid on the property.
The Selectmen have many petitions filed for the laying out of streets, for macadamizing and repairing many old streets, but we cannot do all this work in one year or two years. We have a large town and we have to go very carefully in order not to have an increased tax rate because of spending more money in one year than we should. We are trying to do the best we can by giving to all parts of the town some aid and we expect, by the end of the present year, to have helped all parts of the town in some way regarding fixing the streets and the high- ways on the outskirts of the town.
We could do a great deal more in the way of repairs in the outlying districts if we could get more cinders but as so many of the mills are shut down it is almost impossible to get any cinders to repair the roads and cinders are worth a great deal more than any gravel that we could get. You will find in the
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warrant, articles asking for many streets to be macadamized or put in passible condition. The Selectmen have recommend- ed that as much as can be done on those streets should be done if it is possible to get the materials and the town votes the necessary appropriations.
We are hoping to accomplish what we have recommended on these roads and have the sidewalks widened without raising the tax levy to any more than it was last year.
During the present winter when we have had heavy snow storms, people in all sections of the town have found our trac- tors and snow plows covering all parts of the town as fast as they could be reached and were it not for the good work ac- complished by our superintendent of streets who has been up many nights supervising the work of the plows and tractors, we would not have been able to satisfy the large number of people who have thanked this board for the work as it has been carried on.
All of which we most respectfully submit to the people of Fairhaven for their good judgment.
As a part of the requirements of the town for the coming year, we report the following for debt and interest.
JOHN I. BRYANT, THOMAS W. WHITFIELD, ISAAC N. BABBITT, Selectmen of Fairhaven.
JURY LIST
Name
Address
Occupation
Adshead, Frank
71 Fort St.
Aiken, James
66 Laurel St.
Allen, Wm. M.
30 Main St.
Allmond, Benjamin G. 24 Cottage St.
Austin, Reuben A.
544 Washington St.
Baldwin, Edward G., Jr. 1 Mulberry St.
Betagh, Harry R. 146 Main St.
Boodry, James D.
36 Washington St.
Carpenter
Briggs, Jesse A.
12 Cherry St.
Clerk Teamer
Brown, Eben F.
314 Main St.
Salesman
Babbitt, Corey 8 Cottage St.
Cable Splicer
Babbitt, Joseph W.
37 Laurel St.
Agent
Baylies, Edward W.
63 Green St.
Broker
Benson, Colby H.
27 Church St.
Operator
Bent, Whitney J.
52 Green St.
Salesman
Betram, Kenneth D.
34 Green St.
Clerk
Birtwistle, Christopher Blossom, Frank A.
583 Washington St.
Farmer
Braley, Albert G.
50 Cedar St.
Dealer
Briggs, Harold K.
69 Fort St.
Clerk
Broadbent, John
25 Laurel St.
Broker
Brown, Albert A.
120 Chestnut St.
Clerk
Craig, Wm. L. Carpenter, Burt W.
5 North St.
Tack Inspector
Chace, Prescott F.
131 Pleasant St.
Carpenter
Cunningham, Geo. W.
Operative
Cary, Floyd F.
45 Summer St. 6 William St.
Designer
Chandler, Azel R.
34 Green St.
Cobbler
Machinest Mould Maker Retired Foreman Carpenter Painter
Reporter
Brown, Allen A.
257 Green St.
122 Pleasant St.
Manager
231 Main St.
Treasurer
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Name
Address
Occupation
Clark, John L., Jr.
13 William St.
Salesman
Clay, Joseph W.
27 Green St.
Cobb, Charles W.
63 Main St.
Cole, Edward R.
36 Middle St.
Blacksmith
Cowen, Edson S.
28 Middle St.
Salesman
Craig, Arlington, Jr.
87 Laurel St.
Engineer
Crocker,, Gorham D.
93 Green St.
Stable-keeper
Cross, Walter A.
40 Main St.
Naval Architect
Davis, Warren L.
76 Main St.
Salesman
Delano, Harry W., Jr.
Weeden Road Sconticut Neck Rd.
Farmer
Davenport, Edward D. 404 Washington St.
Manager
Davis, Frank L.
66 Washington St. 144 Green St.
Carpenter
Dean, Wm. D.
111 William St.
Machinist
Douglas, Walter F.
32 Summer St.
Mason
Dugdale, Charles R.
288 Washington St.
Clerk
Dwelley, Edward G.
159 Bridge St.
Farmer
Eccleston, James
38 Christian St.
Clerk
Eldred, Chester W.
207 Main St.
Foreman
Eldridge, Chester W.
10 Spring St.
Salesman
Ellis, Benjamin S.
58 Pleasant St. Plumber
Fisher, Paul L.
17 Middle St.
Chauffeur
Fraits, Frank W.
43 Rotch St.
Blacksmith
Gamans, Walter H.
552 Washington St.
Milk Dealer
Gifford, Henry A.
84 Middle St.
Carpenter
178 Main St.
Real Estate
Grimshaw, Wm. A. Haney, Wm. G.
20 Mulberry St.
Foreman
Haydon, Ernest J.
112 Main St.
Clerk
Hazard, Charles B.
Contractor
Howard, Henry T.
Howland, Norris P.
136 Green St.
Clerk
Hirst, Adelbert P.
770 Washington St. New Boston Road
Farmer
80 Laurel St.
Salesman
Florist
Day, Walter H.
Fisherman
Dunn, Howard P.
Eyelet Worker Attendant
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Name
Address
Occupation President
Hook, Gilman E.
14 Fort St.
Jarvis, John
134 Bridge St.
Tackmaker
Jenney, Walter F.
New Boston Road
Farmer
Joseph, Macy F.
6 Jefferson St.
Foreman
Kelley, Theron A.
49 Rotch St.
Salesman
Kempton, John W. L.
150 Green St.
Pattern Maker
Knott, Thomas
27 Huttleston Ave.
Real Estate Manufacturer
Kendrick, Chester F.
471 Main St.
Painter
Lewis, Antone D.
652 Washington St.
Laborer
Linden, Thomas
226 Adams St.
Spinner
Manchester, Everett R. 43 Green St.
Asst. Supt.
McDonald, George F. 72 Center St.
Carpenter
McMeehan, William
21 South St.
Secretary
Morse, Everett M.
60 Fort St.
Tacker
Maud, Joseph W. 39 Rotch St.
Finisher
Miller, Eugene 41 Summer St. McDermott, Thomas J. 35 Sycamore St.
Watchman
Meal, Lewis
22 Taber St.
Foreman
Millette, John
38 E. Morgan St.
Operative
Norris, Arthur
8 Lafayette St.
Carpenter
Nye, Alfred F.
84 Green St.
Insurance Agent
Peirce, Reginald
455 Washington St. 121 Green St.
Vulcanizer Toy Maker
Padelford, Arthur D.
24 Mulberry St.
Pattern Maker
Parker, Franklin B.
17 Huttleston Ave.
Bookkeeper
Porter, Herbert D.
Foreman
Regan, Jeremiah J.
21 Huttleston Ave. 258 Adams St.
Manager Foreman
Reynolds, Frederick W. 63 Hedge St.
Rothwell, Frederick M. 64 Hedge St.
Loom Fixer
Raiche, Arthur P. 26 Green St. Clerk
Reed, Jirah F.
101 Fort St.
Y. M. C. A.
Saunders, Edward W. 107 Fort St. Salesman
Pierce, Clarence
Roll Coverer
Kuechler, Kurt R.
56 Green St.
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Name
Address
Occupation
Sawyer, Marshall
18 Cottage St.
Sales Manager
Schiller, Arthur
59 Pleasant St.
Store-keeper
Shurtleff, Nelson LeB. 48 Green St.
Repairer
Slocum, Geo. F.
26 Green St.
Assembler
Sohlgren, Frederick W. 109 Pleasant St. Stetson, William M. 16 Center St.
Laborer
Clerk
Stowell, Joseph, Jr.
14 Cedar St.
Fireman
Seymore, Eugene F.
225 Green St.
Lawyer
Sherman, Lester T.
129 No. William St. Glass Worker
Shurtleff, Norman D.
158 Pleasant St.
Carpenter
Smith, Newton
34 Rotch St.
Carpenter
Snow, David K.
6 Cherry St.
Caretaker
Spooner, Allen R.
7 North St.
Jobbing
Spooner, Harold S.
22 Adams St.
Painter
Stanton, Albert E.
110 Washington St.
Overseer
Stevens, Howard N.
228 Green St.
Salesman
Taylor, John J.
158 Pleasant St.
Clerk
Thrasher, Frank A., Jr.16 Christian St.
Florist
Tuell, Edward A. 200 Main St.
Salesman
Taber, Robert W., Jr.
97 Laurel St.
Broker
Terry, Clarence A.
8 Middle St.
Home
Walsh, homas G.
122 Sycamore St.
Twister
Wilbur, Nelson H.
37 Laurel St. Retired Sconticut Neck Rd. Retired
Wood, Harry B.
Wrightington, Edw. A. 14 Summer St.
Machinist
Weeks, Arthur W.
54 Washington St.
Painter
Westgate, Edward C.
35 Rotch St.
Clerk
REPORT OF HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
At the beginning of the year, the selectmen appointed Thomas WV. Whitfield superintendent of streets.
At the annual and special town meetings a year ago, many streets were laid out, graded and accepted by the town and many of them have been put in passible condition and sidewalks have been laid on quite a few of them, also.
The New Boston Road was put in very good condition dur- ing the past year by macadamizing which cost approximately $4,000. and on Linden Avenue and Larch Street there also was considerable work done. East Coggeshall Street was macadam- ized to Houle Street and Wilding Street was graded off. Hedge Street has also received some repairs and work has been done, too, on Oak Street. Under the supervision of the superintend- ent of streets, the Back Road or Alden Road, so called, has been put in first class condition.
A good sidewalk was built from the Alden Road to Mill Road during the past year and some time in the present year, we expect to complete the sidewalk from the Mill Road to the New Boston Road. The sidewalk on the Mattapoisett Road which was not finished last year owing to the widening of that road will be taken care of during the present year. In the town warrant this year, there is an article asking for a sidewalk on the west side of the Sconticut Neck Road from Washington Street as far south as the money will go and this matter will be attended to with the other work which is being considered.
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In Article 36 in the warrant of the last annual town meeting, it was voted to relocate Morton Street and the selectmen were instructed to sell for a nominal sum a strip of land to the Church of the Good Shepherd. Around the church, the side- walks have been repaired and the street somewhat fixed up.
This present year, there are articles in the warrant for macadamizing part of the Howland Road and Sycamore Street north from the Howland Road and for the putting of that street in good condition. The article calls for $10,000. which has been recommended by the selectmen.
Gellette Road is to receive some macadam and attention as far as the town will permit us to go and the Weeden Road is also to be taken care of in the same way, as also is Hedge Street in the north part of the town from Cherry Street westerly. The sidewalk conditions on this street are also to be improved. The Mill Road from Washington Street to Bridge Street is to receive some consideration and South Pleasant Street which is particularly dangerous, in a way, is to be considered in an appropriation to put that street in good condition.
North Main Street, from the Riverside Cemetery to Cogge- shall Street is in bad condition. That is to be looked after and raised so as to do away with the water near Kendrick Avenue as the water settles on that part of Main Street and it must be piped underneath. The whole road from the cemetery to Coggeshall Street will be cared for this year if the town makes an appropriation for that work.
Under the supervision of the Superintendent of Streets, all the work rebuilding the parapet walls around old Fort Phoenix, the walls around the reservation and the re-mounting of the old guns was done, and a flag pole was erected so that on certain occasions Old Glory might fly over the fort as it did before the Civil War and during that period. Mr. Whitfield also took care of the rebuilding of the walls around the old Woodside Cemetery. The Academy Building, which is now the voting
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place for Precinct 2 and where many of our old respected citi- zens attended school was reshingled, new windows put in and further repairs made under his direction, also.
The ashes and rubbish have been cared for wholly by the street department and the ashes have been used to fill in the town yard, making and improving the land there, fitting it up to meet the future needs of the town.
We again most respectfully ask the citizens of the town not to dump rubbish in the gutters of the streets. In the first place, it is against the law and in the second place, it makes a rather unsightly mess and does not improve the appearance of our town. We earnestly hope that the citizens will co-operate with the superintendent of streets, whoever he may be, in this par- ticular work.
All of which is most respectfully submitted.
THOMAS W. WHITFIELD, Superintendent of Streets.
TOWN CLERK'S REPORT
Births Recorded in 1926
Date
Name of Child
Jan. 6 Phillis Louise Roberts
Jan. 8 Patenaude (Female)
Jan. 9 Winifred Machado
Jan. 14 Elmer Dunham Noble
Jan. 14 Benjamin Thomas Spooner
Jan. 16 Josephine May Hery
Jan. 16 Ruth Catherine Garrison
Jan. 17 Everett Morgan Vincent
Jan. 23 Norma Louise Duquette
Jan. 23 Phillip Morgan
Jan. 26 Frederick Joseph Hampson
Jan. 26 Normand Alfred Charbonneau
Jan. 28 James Edward Carter
Jan. 28 George Souza
Jan. 31 Thomas Patrick Keeping
Feb. 2 Raymond Lecompte
Feb.
3
Edward Noble
Feb. 3 Mary Rita Bertha Sylvester
Feb. 4 Thelma Eloise Days
Feb. 5 Shirley Blaine James
Feb. 7 Shirley Jeanne Dupuis
Feb. 9 Palmeida Souza
Feb. 11 Bothello (Female)
Feb. 15 Natalie Bates Westgate
Feb. 23 Henry Allen Fuller
Feb. 25 Joao P. Laronda
Feb. 25 Franklin Adams Thrasher
Feb. 28 Eric Arthur Morris
Feb. 28 Edward Fernandes
Feb. 28 Mary Chiniel
Mar. 1 Henry Joseph Wardick, Jr.
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Births Recorded in Fairhaven in 1926-(Continued)
Date
Name of Child
Mar. 2 Lorraine Helen Dort
Mar. 5 Eddie H. Gracia
Mar. 6 Donald Willis Morgan
Mar. 7 -Anthony (Female)
Mar. 10 Morton Black
Mar. 11
-Fronteneau (Male)
Mar. 11 William James Telford
Mar. 12
Lillian Charlotte Dutra
Mar. 14 Helen Gray
Mar. 15 Irnice Fay Blechinger
Mar. 15
Thomas Philip Leonard, Jr.
Mar. 15
Eunice May Rogers
Mar. 18 Robert Raymond McGilvery
Mar. 19 Frances Turner
Mar. 19
Robert Porter Bosworth
Mar. 24
Clifton Lincoln Colyer, Jr.
Mar. 25 Angelo Oliveira
Mar. 31 Rose Pearl Yvonne Farlan
Apr. 1
Sylvia (Female)
Apr. 1 Rose Mary Dexter
Apr. 2 Betty Leona Perry
Apr. 2 Barbara Joan Avila
Apr. 8 Ruth Miller Soule
Apr. 9 James Rose
Apr. 10 Walter Fereira Rebello
Apr. 11 Theodore Borges, Jr.
Apr. 11
Arthur Marshall Frates, Jr.
Apr. 11 May Marie Aurelie Comeau
Apr. 15 Hugh Clarence Francis
Apr. 16 Lawrence Woodman Bennett
Apr. 24
George Thorndike Howland
Apr. 25 -Perry (Female)
Apr. 26 Eleanor May Snow
Apr. 28 Claire Allard
May 4 Shirley Mae Roderick
May 5 Lawrence Soares
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Births Recorded in Fairhaven in 1926-(Continued)
Date
Name of Child
May 6 George Alves
May 6 Ivory Neal Phillips
May 7 Dorothy Baczek
May 8 Edna Marie Bertha Lavoie
May 10 Richard Byrd Burrell
May 13 Filomena Augustus De'Amilla
May 16
John Robert Donnelly
May 17
Felecia Serpa
May 19
Wardwell Coles Leonard, Jr.
May 19
Lorraine May Bernard
May 19
Gilbert Alan Pike
May 29
Leo Normand Paquette
May 31 Barbara Silver
June 3
-Young (Male)
June 3 Vaselo S. Houlis
June 3 Bartlett M. Bullman
June 9 Charles Louis Dore
June 10 Frances Biernacki
June 17
Ruth Elizabeth Shelmerdine
June 18 Shirley Lillian Barclay
June 18 William Henry Briggs
June 19
Shirley Anna Santos
June 21 Earl Negus
June 22
Charles Ferro
June 23 Geraldine Ghinussi
June 24 Ernest Warren Pierce, Jr.
June 26
Ruth Ann Galligan
June 26 Jean Murray Reynolds
July 4 Bernhard Frands Paulson
July 5 Alen Breed Wetmore
July 5 Rozalia Potkay
July 6 Hilda Butler
July 15 Edgar Anthony Trippanier
July 15 Elliott Harvey Macomber
July 16 Audrey Roberta Magnett
July 17 Saulnier (Male)
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Births Recorded in Fairhaven in 1926-(Continued)
Date
Name of Child
July 19 Marilyn Lorraine Pope
July
20 Prudence Palmer Paine
July 21 Alan Irving Dunham
July 22 Charles Walter Stringer
July 22
Ernest Anesti
July 26
Cecile Gabrielle Gregoire
July 26 Pauline Anne Duval
July 27
Albert William Tootle
July 27 Dorothy Mae Lacerda
Aug. 8 Ellen Barbara Martin
Aug. 9 Elizabeth Ann Collinge
Aug. 9
Phyllis Helen Nichols
Aug. 11
Norman Shurtleff, Jr.
Aug. 13 Hilda Mello
Aug. 14 Raymond Paquette
Aug. 15 Joseph Norbert Euclide Nolin
Aug. 17
Richmond Howland Frost
Aug. 17 Mary Alice Cardoza
Aug. 22 Dorothy Ann Tetrault
Aug. 29
Joseph Roland Faford
Aug. 31 Rodolphe Leo Bessette
Sept. 2 Bradford Irving Pierce
Sept. 5 Doris Morrison
Sept. 5 Curtis Linwood Lopes
Sept. 6 Martha May Bullock
Sept. 7 Leo Louis Roy
Sept. 10 Norman Frank Rogers
Sept. 12 Patience Louise Fish
Sept. 13 Juliette Vieulleux
Sept. 16
Joseph Francis
Sept. 18 -Ross (Male)
Sept. 21 Mildred Brucke
Sept. 25 Alfred Souza
Sept. 26 -Mello (Male)
Sept. 27
Hilda Santos
Sept. 28
Kathleen Tucker
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Births Recorded in Fairhaven in 1926-(Continued)
Date
Name of Child
Sept. 29
Laura Marie Medeiros
Sept.
30
Delfina Almond
Oct.
1
Theresa Helen Regan
Oct.
2
Marie Eva Claire Lequin
Oct.
2
Angela Rose Perry
Oct. 5 Alice Mary Limarcher
Oct. 7 John Marianno Rogers
Oct. 8 Franklin Benjamin Crabe
Oct. 10 Young (Male)
Oct.
11
Raymond Maciel
Oct.
12
Donald Raymond
Oct.
13
Donald Franklyn Preston
Oct. 14 Irene Almeida
Oct. 19 Gilbert Morris
Oct. 20 Mary Frates
Oct.
20
Mary Assutta Salotti
Oct.
23
Lennie Abby Perry
Oct.
24
Phyllis Rae Coleman
Oct.
25
Dorothy Francis Irving
Oct. 26 Helen Hornsyld
Oct. 30 Frances Jane Wilde
Nov.
1
Albert Babineau, Jr.
Nov.
3
Joseph Edward Toomey
Nov.
3
Macy Foster Joseph, Jr.
Nov. 11
Creighton Dary Barnes
Nov. 11
Grace Beverly Hopwood
Nov. 12 Francisco Mello, Jr.
Nov. 13
Albertina Alexander
Nov. 13
Joseph Blake, Jr.
Nov. 21
Ida Mae Neville
Nov. 24 -George (Female)
Dec. 2 Bernice Pauline Gauthier
Dec
10
Paul Jean Trudeau
Dec.
12
Raymond Bradford Constant
Dec. 13 Joseph Dolphin
Dec. 20 Boyle (Female)
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Births Recorded in Fairhaven in 1926-(Continued)
Date
Name of Child
Dec. 2
Griffiths (Male)
Dec. 22
Young (Female)
Dec. 25
Corrie
Dec. 26
Roland St. Pierre
Dec.
30
Duarte (Male)
Dec.
31
Himalaya Vegiard
Marriages Recorded in 1926
Date
Groom
Bride
Jan. 17 William Allen Pease to Ruth Esther Pierce.
Jan. 19 Carl Joseph Govoni to Rose Ellen McDermott.
Jan. 21 Frank Lopes to Lillian Rose Nicklas.
Jan. 30 Maurice Grivot Sollers to Gladys Rex Cummings.
Feb. 1 John Dutra Martin, Jr. to Ellen Dorothea Kirby.
Feb. 1 Leon Edward Sylvia to Emeline Gidney.
Feb. 2 Stanley William Armitage to Alice Elizabeth Burke.
Feb. 10 Erich August Heinrich Gaulke to Natalie Schweizer.
Feb. 15 Wilfred Joseph Toussaint to Mary D. Machado.
Mar. 20
Feb. 15 Charles Eugene Lame to Bertha Leonie Pland.
Feb. 16 Neville Starr Robins to Lillian Gertrude Brothers.
Feb. 20 George Abraham Snedden to Bernice Elizabeth Geddes. Harry Dana Maynard to Thelma Edwina Lavoie.
Mar. 6 Mar. 18 Manuel Sylvia Ponte to Albertina Ann Bento. George Rogers to Alice Young.
Apr. 3 Frederick Winslow Silsby to Helen Mae Buffington.
Apr. 5 Frank Charles Benoit to Alexandrina Beauregard.
Apr. 10 Arthur Souza Mello to Lillian Gertrude Foley.
Apr. 10 Willard Freeman Alden to Pauline Webster Franklin.
Apr. 15
Charles Vose Perry to Lennie Marion Hammond.
Apr. 19 Ernest Joseph Morin to Rose Constance Romeo.
Apr. 21 John Jeremiah O'Neil to Beatrice May Smith.
Apr. Antonio Freitas to Mary Rezendes.
May 15 Joseph George Fermine to Martha Monteiro.
May 15 Joseph Joaquin Cosquette to Mary Lima Areia.
May 15 Everett Merton Morse to Mary Josephine Souza.
May 22 Thomas D. C. Cabral, Jr. to Bertha Mae Duarte.
May 29 Henrique Paiva to Cezarina Anes.
May 29 William Alexandra Langille to Lydia Gauthier Peacock.
June 2 Arthur Lovell to Irene Mary McCabe.
June 5 Manuel Cabral to Mary Anjos Rocha.
June 7 Francis Plass Gardner to Marion Louise Metcalf.
June 7 Florida Audette to Yvonne Chevalier.
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Marriages Recorded in Fairhaven in 1926 (Continued)
Date
Groom
Bride
June 7 Albert Calix Babineau to Edna May Beauregard.
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