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Town hall building and contents. $63,500 00
Boilers in Town hall, 6,000 00
Boilers in Marcy street school, 4,000 00
Armory and contents, 7,500 00
Engine house and contents, Town, 17,300 00
Engine house and contents, Globe Village, 8,500 00
Almshouse, barn and contents,
12,300 00
School house, Marcy street and contents, 32,500 00
School house, Main street, and contents, 5,000 00
School house, School street, and contents, 4,700 00
Sehool house, Pleasant street, 2,000 00
School house, corner Morris street,
1,500 00
School house, Sandersdale,
2,000 00
School house, Dennison district,
400 00
School house, Elm street,
1,600 00
School house, Hooker district,
600 00
School house, Bacon district, 600 00
School house, Mechanics street, 10.000 00
Storage barn and contents, "Goddard Court," 1,100 00 Library building, 2,500 00
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REPORT OF TOWN CLERK.
Printed books, paintings, furniture, etc., in Library building,
$15,200 00
Police station,
2,000 00
$200,800 00
VITAL STATISTICS.
For the year ending January 1, 1905.
Number of marriages,
94
Number of births,
345
Number of deaths,
203
Number of dogs licensed, year 1904 ---
Males, 393
Females,
41
434
Respectfully submitted,
G. C. WINTER, Town Clerk.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
FIRE ENGINEERS.
FIRE ENGINEERS.
In compliance with the usual custom relative to the Fire Department we submit our report for the year ending Feb. 28, 1905. Accompanying the report is a correct record of the department with the amount of expenditures, also what recommendations we deem necessary for the best interests of the department and town.
MANUAL FORCE.
The manual force : board of engineers, Chief and four district Chiefs, two steam fire engine companies of seventeen men each, two hand hose companies manned by the two steam fire engine companies, two hook and ladder companies of twelve men each, superintendent of fire alarm, and fourteen horses sub- ject to the call of the department.
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REPORT OF FIRE ENGINEERS.
ROLL CALL OF FIRE DEPARTMENT.
BOARD OF ENGINEERS.
C. P. Phipps, Chief Engineer.
A. C. Capen, District Chief of boxes 21, 23, 24.
Patrick F. Flynn, District Chief of boxes 25, 26, 28, 32. Alfred Allard, District Chief of boxes 41, 42, 43, 45, 46, and private boxes 31, 71, 72.
M. P. O'Shaughnessy, Clerk and District Chief of boxes 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39.
STEAMER AND HOSE COMPANY NO. 1.
Basil Proulx. Captain
M. L. Dillaber Lieutenant
George H. Chaffin .Clerk
Newton E. Putney Engineer
George H. Chaffin Assistant Engineer
Joseph Bebo. Stoker
HOSEMEN.
Louis Lamothe
Adelard Delage,
Daniel T. Morrill,
Robert E. Moore, Leandre Coutu,
Walter McGrath,
Joseph Duchesneau,
Geo. E. Lamoureux,
Chas Proulx, Alfred Langevin
SUBSTITUTES.
Henry Lucia,
Alex. Mominee.
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REPORT OF FIRE ENGINEERS.
HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY NO. 1.
Peter Caplette Captain
Charles Martel . Lieutenant
James K. Egan. . Clerk Joseph Lucia,
John Coggins,
Louis Peloquin,
Nelson Gamache,
Oliver Paul,
John B. Bouchard,
Alexis Lariviere.
SUBSTITUTES.
Wm. J. Shea,
Edward Allard.
STEWARD.
Henry L. Brousseau.
STEAMER AND HOSE COMPANY NO- 2.
W. J. S. Crawford. Captain
James Pollard Lieutenant
George Simpson Clerk and Engineer
John Splaine. Assistant Engineer
William H. Walters . Stoker
HOSEMEN.
Edward Grant, Monroe Walters, Thomas F. O'Shaughnessy, Patrick H. Fitzpatrick, Michael F. Blute, Paul Potvin, Joseph Rivers, Edward Splaine.
Alexis Boulay, Thomas H. Ryan,
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SUBSTITUTES.
John Mallenson,
Martin T. Dodd.
STEWARD.
John Splaine.
HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY NO. 2.
John Brennan . .. Captain
John J. Hogan Lieutenant
John W. Smythe .Clerk
William T. Kennedy,
Thomas Brennan,
Patrick F. Delehanty Joseph P. Power,
Peter May, Walter Keating.
SUBSTITUTES.
Hosea Weld,
William H. McGilpin.
LIST OF FIRES AND ALARMS.
During the year we have had 12 alarms including one general, and eighteen still alarms.
March 2, 1904-Box 24, I.25 a. m., fire in Horrigan's block, Pleasant street. All apparatus present. Cause probably defective chimney. Loss on build- ing and contents $3500. Recall 2.10 a. m.
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REPORT OF FIRE ENGINEERS.
April 21, 1904-Box 25, 12.14 p. m. Fire in building owned by Hamilton Woolen Co. on Cross street. No. 2 companies responded. Cause, defective chimney. Loss slight. Recall 12.21 p. m.
May 7, 1904-Box 32, 3.40 p. m. Fire in building oc- cupied by H. C.Moynihan, No. 1 companies respond- ed. Cause overturning of oil stove. Loss slight- Recall 3.55 p m.
June 11, 1904 - Box 32, 8.50 a. m. Fire in building on Pine street, owned and occupied by Pierre Allard, Jr. Cause upsetting of oil stove. No. 1 companies responded. Loss $1,750. Recall 9.15 a. m.
July 13, 1904-Box 34, 5.34 p. m. Fire in brick build- ing on Main street, owned by Phelps estate, occu- pied by Williams & Crawford. Cause spontane- ous combustion. No. 1 companies responded. Loss $150. Recall 5.54 p. m.
Aug. 31, 1904-Box 35, 3.16 p. m. Fire in building on Hamilton street, owned by G. Gregoire, caused by gasoline stove overturning. No. 1 companies re- sponded. Less $900. Recall 3.42 p. m.
Sept. 7, 1904-Box 24, 9.20 p. m. Fire in building owned by H. W. Co., West Main street. Cause unknown. No. 2 companies responded. Damage $45 00. Recall 9.27 p. m.
Sept. 21, 1904-Box 37, 11.45 a. m. Fire in A. P. Taylor's house on Dresser street. Cause combus- tion. No. 1 companies responded. Loss $1200. Recall 12.12 p. tu.
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REPORT OF FIRE ENGINEERS.
Oct. 11, 1904-Box 34, 12.08 a. m. Fire in building on Central street owned by Morton Estate. Cause unknown. No. 1 companies responded. Recall 12.25 a, m.
Nov. 9. 1904-Box 38, 1.42 p. m. Fire in Richard's Knife shop. Cause sparks from fire in boiler. No. 1 companies responded. Loss $85. Recall 2.04 p. m.
Dec. 11. 1904-Box 45, 6.44 p. m. Fire in building on Charlton road, owned by Joseph Laverdiere. No. 1 companies responded. Damage slight. Recall 7.28 p. InI.
Dec. 21, 1904-Box 32, 7.04 a. m. Fire in building owned by St. Mary's Parish, on Edwards street. No. 1 companies responded. Damage $25.00. Re- call 7.14 a. m.
APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES.
ENGINE MEN.
RECEIPTS.
Appropriation,
$3,620 00
EXPENDITURES.
Steamer Company No. 1, $1,118 00
Steamer Company No. 2, 1,118 00
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REPORT OF FIRE ENGINEERS.
Hook and Ladder Company No. 1, 541 00 Hook and Ladder Company No. 2, 541 00
Chief and assistant engineers, 402 00
$3,620 00
0000 00
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
1
RECEIPTS.
Balance to credit of account
March 1, 1904, $285 40
Appropriation, 2900 00
$3,185 40 -
EXPENDITURES.
Boston Woven Hose Co., supplies, $572 82
Combination Ladder Co., supplies, 569 30
A. R. Webster, horses, 182 50
Southbridge Gas and Electric Co., lighting engine houses 179 54
J. J. Bowlen Co .. horses,
166 50
A. Daniels, fuel, 161 32
Hamilton Woolen Co., horses,
160 00
Gilbert Theriault, horses,
100 00
M. Duhamel, horses, 95 00
W. E. Dec ow, supplies,
94 31
J. F. Damond, labor and supplies, 69 10
M. Egan & Son, labor and supplies, 65 80
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REPORT OF FIRE ENGINEERS.
G. C. Winter, labor and supplies, $64 35
L. N. Hastings & Co., one harness, 60 00
G. S. & O. G. Howe, supplies, 53 49
Williams & Crawford, labor and supplies, 48 06
Southbridge Water Supply Co.,
water to April 1, 1905, 46 66
Geo. S. Stone Co., labor and sup- plies, 34 95
C. P. Phipps, sundry expenses, 31 87
Frank E. Fitts M'f'g & Supply Co., supplies, 20 95
Geo. H. Hartwell, supplies,
18 34
, Cole Bros., supplies, 18 20
American Steel & Wire Co., sup- plies, 16 00
E. C. Ellis, fuel, 14 50
· A. F, Hall, labor,
13 50
Frank Demeri, horses,
10 00
Edmond Richard, horses,
10 00
Jos. Ouimette & Son, labor and supplies, 8 00
R. Wardle, labor and supplies, 7 25
Lamoureux Bros. supplies, 7 03
W. E. Hardenber, board of G. F. Damond, 6 75
Oldham & Ranahan, labor and supplies, 6 60
P. F. Flynn, labor, 5 00
Est. Calvin Claflin, labor and supplies, 4 75
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REPORT OF FIRE ENGINEERS.
Philias Lamoureux, supplies,
$4 50
D. Chamberlain, labor,
4 40
N. E. Putney, labor,
3 50
P. Caplette, labor,
3 25
Hamilton Woolen Co., labor,
2 80
O. L. Desaulniers, supplies,
1 25
$2,942 14
Balance to credit of account March
1, 1905, $243 26
FIREMEN'S RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
Deposits in Southbridge Savings Bank Jan. 1, 1905, $1,412 50
REPORT OF ELECTRICIAN.
BOARD OF FIRE ENGINEERS SOUTHBRIDGE MASS.
GENTLEMEN :-
The Fire alarm System has worked very satifac- torily during the past year and has only been used for calling out the department 9 times between May 1, 1904 and March 1, 1905.
What troubles we have had have been caused by the deteriorating of the wires etc., and I would recom- mend that you purchase each year three or four miles
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of wire and cut out the old wire that is now in such bad shape. By doing this you can in about three years have a new line and a more reliable service as the new insulation and stronger wire will prevent a great many cross wires and short circuits which now are liable to cause serious trouble if not put the ser- vice out of business for some time.
You cannot maintain a reliable system unless the outside construction is kept up and very little has been done since it was put up originally except to patch up broken wires.
This new wire could be put up without interfering with the operation of the line and without cutting out any of the boxes.
Yours respectfully,
ANDREW F. HALL, Supt. Fire Alarm System
REMARKS.
In looking over the needs of the Department and with a view to increasing the efficiency of the same, . your board have unanimously agreed to ask the town for an extra appropriation of $1900 to purchase a com- bination Chemical and Hose wagon to take the place of one of the horse hose wagons now in use. By so doing we will not increase the number of horses, will
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carry an extra piece of apparatus which will extin- guish nine-tenth of all fires, thereby saving a vast amount of water damages. The use of Combination Chemical and Hose wagons in the Fire Departments of the country have become almost universal, no Fire Department being considered complete and up-to-date without them. While we feel that the town has been most fortunate in escaping from any great fire damage within the past few years we feel it our duty to place the matter of providing the Fire Department with the best methods of fighting the fire fiend before you for your consideration.
The present Board of Engineers found it necessary at the beginning of the year to furnish a large part of the Department with new rubber goods, including hats, boots and coats which they were badly in need of, at an expense of over $300, also giving some of the apparatus a thorough over hauling especially Steamer No. 2 which was put in first class condition. Three new hydrants have been added this year, one on Oakes avenue, one on Sayles street and one on Charlton street making a total of 88 hydrants now in use.
We recommend the regular appropriation of $2000 to defray the running expenses of the Department.
Credit is due to those who furnished horses for their promptness in responding to all alarms, also to the Superintendent of the Fire alarm and his assistant for the excellent condition of the system.
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REPORT OF FIRE ENGINEERS.
In conclusion we would thank the Board of Engin- eers for there able support, the members of each com- pany, also the steward of the two houses, for their excellent work during the past pear.
Respectfully submitted. C. P. PHIPPS, Chief. M. P. O'SHAUGHNESSY, Clerk.
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
REPORT OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT.
In submitting my annual report will say that during the year past that the best of feeling has existed between the entire force and believe that good results have been obtained. The new clock system which went into effect about July 1st, has proved a success, but there is a large amount of territory uncovered and I believe that there should be an increase in the force and would recommend that the sum of $5000 be raised and appropriated for the salary of the present force. There has been 38 less arrests made the past year than the year 1903-04 and 139 less articles etc. found by the officers.
MARCUS L. DILLABER,
Captain of Police.
ROSTER.
Marcus L. Dillaber, no salary.
Peter A. Cormier,
$720 00
Andrew M. Higgins,
720 00
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REPORT OF POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Charles Curtin,
$720 00
George E. Egan,
720 00
Joseph Paulhus,
630 00
Patrick Donnelly,
630 00
Wiliiam J. Doughty,
90 00
Zotique N. LeClair,
90-00
$4,320 00
ARRESTS.
Common drunkards,
4
Disturbance of the peace,
3
Vagrants,
7
Larceny,
17
Assault and battery
27
Stubborn child,
5
Liquor keeping,
6
Breaking probation,
2
Cruelty to animals,
1
Insane,
2 89
Simple drunks,
Affray,
3
Fornication,
4
Defrauding inn-keeper,
1
Seduction,
1
Night walker,
1
Breaking town by-laws,
1
Fraud,
1
Breaking and entering,
4
REPORT OF POLICE DEPARTMENT. 243
Malicious mischief,
2
Deserters from army, Neglected child, Plumbing without a license,
2
2
1
Total,
186
Lights out,
22
Lights burning,
24
Doors open,
19
Horses loose in barn,
3
Stray teams,
12
Dangerous places in street,
4
Keys found in door,
1
Horses cast,
4
Windows open,
1
Bicycles found,
3
Street lights out,
6
Horses put up,
3
Articles found
2
Hydrants leaking,
3
Horses loose in street,
2
Water found running,
1
Store book found,
1
Still alarm of fire,
1
Fire alarm,
1
Children fonnd,
2
Total,
115
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
BOARD OF HEALTH.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
In reviewing the work of the"Board for the year we find the sanitary condition of the town compares very favorably with that of past years, the system of sewers is being extended, and the people generally are more inclined to connect their houses than heretofore. A large number of connections were made last season, and the Board hopes to see all dwellings along the line of the sewer connected during the coming year.
During the summer the Board appointed Mr. A. R. Brown to act as its agent, he has promptly and satis- factorilly attended to all sources of filth and contagion brought to our notice, and we feel that the work of the Board has thereby been greatly increased in efficiency
In common with many other towns and cities of the state, we have had an epidemic of diphtheria dur- ing the season. One hundred and eighty-six cases have been reported, with eighteen deaths. It is significant that more than two-thirds of the fatal cases were those who had no medical attendance, or in which a physi- cian was not called until the patient was beyond help. It is practically certain, that had these cases been re- ported promptly, a number of valuable lives would
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have been saved. We hope the public will more and more realize the need and value of sanitary work, and give the Board its hearty assistance in its efforts to render the town clean and free from contagion.
Respectfully submitted,
C. C. BRADFORD, Secretary.
Total number of deaths from all causes, ex- clusive of still-births, 196
Number of still-births, 7
DEATHS BY SEXES.
(Still-births excluded).
Number of deaths of males,
106
Number of deaths of females,
90
DEATHS BY AGES.
(Still-births excluded).
Total Male Female
Deaths of persons under one year,
58
39
19
From 1 to 2 years,
13
8
5
2 to 3 years,
11
7
4
3 to 4 years,
11
4
7
4 to 5 years.
3
1
2
5 to 10 years,
11
3
8
10 to 15 years,
3
2
1
15 to 20 years,
6
1
5
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REPORT OF BOARD OF HEALTH.
20 to 30 years,
10
5
5
30 to 40 years,
12
5
7
40 to 50 years,
13
8
5
50 to 60 yea.Is,
5
1
4
60 to 70 years,
13
9
4
70 to 80 years,
15
7
8
Over 80 years,
11
6
5
Ages unknown,
1
"Total,
196
106
90
DEATHS BY MONTHS. (Still-births excluded)
January,
15 July,
13
February,
15 August,
12
March,
9 September, 15
April,
22 October,
17
May,
21 November,
19
June,
14 December, 24
CAUSES OF DEATH.
(Still-births excluded).
Phthisis or consumption, 19 Dysentery, 1
Diphtheria and croup, 18 Diarrhea and cholera morbus, 7
Whooping cough, 2
Cholera infantum,
4
Pneumonia,, 6
Bronchitis, 4 Diseases of the heart, 11
Diseases of the brain and
spinal cord,
1
Cancer,
4
Suicide, 1 Accident, 3
Other causes not speci- fied, 71
Diseases of the kidneys, 9
Unknown or ill-defined, 35
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REPORT OF BOARD OF HEALTH.
(CHAPTER 75, REVISED LAWS, SECTION 12.)
"In each city and town having a population of more than five thousand inhabitants, as determined by the last census, at least one member of said board shall be a physician, and the board shall send an an- nual report of the deaths in such town to the State Board of Health. The form of such reports shall be prescribed and furnished by the State Board of Health."
Respectfully yours,
CHARLES HARRINGTON, Secretary of State Board of Health.
AGENT OF BOARD OF HEALTH.
To the Honorable Board of Health :
GENTLEMEN :
As your agent I submit the following report from August 15, 1904 to Feb. 28, 1905:
Houses placarded for infectious diseases, 137
Houses fumigated after infectious diseases, 137
Houses fumigated after other diseases, 4 Schoolhouses fumigated, 3
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REPORT OF BOARD HEALTH.
Sewer connections, by order,
12
Cellars cleaned,
2
Vaults
10
Yards
5
Respectfully submitted, A. R. BROWN, Agent.
REPORT OF PLUMBING INSPECTOR.
To the Honorable Board of Health :
GENTLEMEN :- I have the honor to submit the fol- lowing, inspected by me as Inspector of Plumbing from Aug. 15, 1904 to Feb. 28, 1905.
Sinks, (Kitchen & Butlery),
108
Bath tubs,
25
Wash bowls,
53
Water closets,
92
Urinals,
2
Wash trays, (sets)
3
Cellar connections,
8
· Total, 291
Respectfully submitted, A. R. BROWN, Inspector of Plumbing.
LIST OF JURORS.
Adams, Herbert R. Agnew, George Alden, William E. Allard, Joseph A.
Ammidown, Lucius E. Andrews, Wilfred M.
Armes, George T. Austin, Arthur P.
Bachand, Louis
Bartholomew, A. Marcy Beck, John I.
Beecher. Herbert R.
Belanger, Joseph N. Berry, George A,
Berthiaume, Joseph Blais, Alex. Blanchard, Solomon Blain, Jules
Blute, Daniel
Bonnette, Albert E. Bosquet, Louis
Boulton, Elmer H. Boyer, Alexander Boyle, John Brackett, Hayes J.
Brennan, Richard Bridgett, James W.
Brogan, Joseph Brown, Everett A. Burnett, Fred C.
Butler, Edward H. Callahan, Patrick E. Callahan, William C. Carey, Edward A. Carlson, Otto
Carney, Cornelius Caron, Frank Chace, Emerson E. Chamberlain, Eugene M. Champagne, Henry Champlin, Arthur J.
Chandler, Winthrop A.
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LIST OF JURORS.
Chapple, John
Dupaul, Joseph N.
Cheney, Herman S.
Duplissis, Antoine, Jr.
Chicoine, William
Dupuis, Louis
Claflin, Bert R.
Durfee, Henry D.
Clarke, Dudley H.
Earle, James F.
Clarke, Albert C.
Eccleston, William H. Edwards, Stephen K.
Coldman, James W.
Egan, Edward Farland, Narcisse A.
Cunneen, William
Farquhar, William R. Farrell, Andrew P.
Dakin, Edward F.
Darling, L. Eugene
Degrenier, Napoleon
Delage, Louis Delehanty, Michael H.
Freeman, Everett C.
Demers, Albert
Gagnon, Joseph
Derossiers, Joseph
Gagnon, Leon Galipeau, Alfred
Dodd, Martin T.
Gatineau, Felix
Dorval, Honore
Gaumond, Aimee
Dresser, George K.
Gay, Ernest L.
Dresser, George L.
Geer, Horace L.
Ducheneau, Joseph E.
Gervais, L. Andrew
Duclos, Adelard T. Dudley, Frank L.
Giard, Frank H. Giroux, Napoleon
Dufault, Phileas Duffy, Frank J.
Dumas, Edmond
Dumas, Thomas
Goddu, Edmond N. Goodell, Ulysses A. Gough, Robert F.
Greenwood, Joseph A.
Clemence, George L.
Collette, Hector
Curboy, Michael P.
Favreau, Leon F. Fitzpatrick, Michael Flood, Matthew Fontaine, Alpha
Desrosiers, Zenon
Dinan, Henry
Gardner, Milton L.
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LIST OF JURORS.
Hager, Walter R. Hall, Charles W. Halligan, Thomas Hanson, John H.
Labonti, Solomon
Laflin, Stephen C.
Lamonthe, Olivier
Lamothe, Louis
Hanson, Fred C.
Lamoureux, Arthur E.
Hanson, Martin A.
Harrington, John
Lamoureux, Godfrey Lamoureux, Wilfred Laranger, John B.
Harwood Elmer E.
Larichliere, Arthur
Harwood, Arthur J.
Lariviere, Joseph P.
Haskell, Elihu B.
Larochelle, Napoleon Laughlane, John F.
Hedin, Albin
Lavalle, Felix Lavoie, Hormisdas
Hefner, Ferdinand
Hefner, John E.
Lawson, Roger C.
Henry, William J.
Laycock, Edward
Hetu, Joseph
Leblanc, Isadore
Hetu, Edmoud E. Hill, Harry W.
Ledoux, Albert
Hogan, John J.
Lee, William F.
Houle, Theophile
Lepain, Napoleon
Howes, Horace S.
L'Homme, Jean B., Jr.
Hyde, Herman T.
Livernois, Francois
Jackson, Henry J. Johnson, A. Jerome
Lucier, William
Jowett, William
Jowett, William G.
Macnie, Alexander
Keenan, John Kenny, Dennis A. King, P. Alfred King, John Jr.
Lusignan, Henry W. Lyon, Otis F.
Mallinson, Thomas Mannix, John
Mansfield, George E. Marble, Frank M.
Harris, Herbert R.
Haskell, Herbert F.
LcClair, Peter
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LIST OF JURORS.
Martel, Fred
Morse, Silas B.
Mason, James H.
Morse, Erwin J.
Mason, Henry D.
Morse, Andrew H.
Matte, Stanislas
Morse, Willard P.
May, Patrick
Nichols, Thomas, Jr.
McFarland Henry M.
Nichols, Allan A.
McGilpin, Thomas
McGrath, Patrick,
Mclntire, Orrin A.
O'Shaughnessy, Thomas
Mckinstry, Jude T.
Mellen, Homer G.
Metcalfe, Walter
Metras, Joseph
Monahan, Patrick H.
Monnette, Moses, Jr.
Monroe, Franklin C.
Montigny, Charles, Jr.
Moore, Arthur C.
Pelton, Albert L. Pettibone, James G.
Moriarty, James
Moriarty, Daniel
Plimpton, William P.
Moriarty, John
Plimpton, Alfred M.
Moriarty, Patrick T.
Plimpton, Ellsworth F. Plouffe, Daniel, Jr.,
Moriarty, Timothy T.
Morarty, Andrew J.
Pollard, John Potter, George S.
Morrill, Daniel T. Morris, Andrew J.
Powers, William
Prince, John D.
Proulx, Joseph
Proulx, Bazile
Morse, Charles M.
Putney, Newton E.
Morse, Hiram P.
Quevillion, Charles H.
Norman, C. Victor Olin, John W.
O'Shaughnessy, Michael P. Papillion, George W. Paquin, Alexander J. Paton, James Pattee, Frank A.
Payne, George A. Pellett, Charles H. Peloquin, Adolph
Moriarty, Dennis F.
Morrissey, James T. Morse, Henry A.
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LIST OF JUBORS.
Renard, Joseph
Reynolds, Edward D.
Rich, George S. Robert, Bartholomew Robideau, Augustus
St. George, Felix St. Laurent, Paul Sutcliffe, Arthur Swanson, Emil
Tallis, Patrick
Robillard, John B., Jr.
Tetrault, Charles
Roy, William W.
Thayer, Frank E.
Ryan, Ferdinand F.
Ryan, John
Thibault, Albert J. Thimblin, Michael
Sanders, James H.
Torrey, Edwin T.
Sanders, William H.
Tremblay, Hormisdas
Sansouci, J. Oliver
Troy, Thomas
Savage, Simeon
Tully, John
Seagraves, Joseph W.
Vinton, Franklin
Searles, William H.
Vinton, Charles M.
Senecal, Pascal
Wardle, Robert
Severy, George O.
Wells, Hiram C.
Sharp, Sam
Whalen, John Wheeler, Albert H.
Shea, William J.
Sibley, Lyman E.
Whittaker, John A.
Sibley, John F.
Williams, Charles W.
Siddall, Wilber H.
Winquist, Ernest L.
Simpson, Charles J. Simpson, George
Wixted, Timothy P. Wood, George S.
Smith, John M.
Wright, Charles
Splain, John
Young, Samuel
Stevens, Charles A.
Young, Fred F.
Stephenson, James A. B.
....
UNPAID TAXES.
Akers, Roland E.
Albee, Harry W.
Aldrich, Arthur R. Allard; Edmond Allard, Joseph Allard, Napoleon
Allard, Napoleon, Jr. Allman, John J. Ames, T. K. Anderson, Morris Anderson, Ernest Andrews, W. H. Anger, Edmond Arpin, Hector Arpin, Ubald Arpin Joseph N. Asselin, Dominique Authier, Amedee Ayotte, Joseph Bachand, Napoleon Bachand, Joseph, 2d.
Bail, Joseph
Bail, Ulice
Baker, Jenks
Barrett, Merrick
Baril, Frank X.
Baril, Joseph
Baril, Henry
Baril, Albert Baril, Joseph
Bastien, Henry
Bastien, Augustin Bachand, Camille Baylies, Albert P. Beaudoin, J. Bte.
Beaudoin, Theophile Beaudoin, Joseph, 2d Beaudry, Eugene Beaudry, J. Bte. Beaupre, Joseph Beaupre, Octave
Beauregard, Joseph
259
UNPAID TAXES.
Beauregard, Frank
Bibeau, Henry, 2d.
Beckwith, Thomas T.
Bibeau, Charles Bibeau, Adelard
Belanger, Wilfrid
Blanchette, Joseph
Belanger, Thomas
Blanchette, Theophile Boisvert, Eusebe
Belanger, Francois
Boisvert, Francois, Jr.
Belanger, Antoine
Boisvert, Alfred J.
Belanger, Joseph
Boisvert, George
Belanger, Alphonse
Bolduc, Louis
Belanger, Louis
Bonin, Omer
Belanger, Antoine, Jr.
Bonnette, John
Belanger, Pierre
Bonnette, Alfred
Belanger, Oliver
Bouchard, E.
Belanger, Noe
Bouchard, Joseph
Benard, Adelard
Boucher, Alphonse
Benoit, Adolphe
Boucher, John
Benoit, Adolphe, 2d.
Boucher, Moise
Benoit, Joseph
Boucher, Charles
Benoit, Hormisdas
Bourdeau, Noe
Benoit, David
Bourrassa, George
Benoit, Marcel O.
Bouthilleite, Joseph
Benoit, Joseph E. 2d.
Bouvier, Joseph
Benoit, Joseph, 3d.
Bouvier, Victor A.
Benoit, Joseph E.
Breault, Calixte
Bergeron, Ferdinand Berthiaume, Nazaire Berthiaume, Elzeard Bertrand, George, 2d.
Breen, Michael J. Brennan, Patrick
Brennan, Patrick, Jr.
Brodeur, Joseph, 2d
Bibeau, Henry
Brouillette, Mizael
Bibeau, Mozaire
Brouillette, Arthur
Beffre, Arsaine
Belanger, Paul
260
UNPAID TAXES.
Brousseau, Joseph
Caplette, J. Bte. Carey, John
Brown, John F.
Brown, David
Carey, Wilbert M.
Brown, James J.
Carlson, John
Brown, Bennie
Cary, Thomas J.
Bruce, Geo."G.
Caron, Anatole
Brunelle, Joseph
Carpenter, Alfred
Buchan, Adeibert
Carpenter, Willie
Buchan, John
Casaubon, Wilfred
Buckley,William D.
Casavant, Philas X.
Bullock, W.ŚW.
Casy, Michael
Buteau, Elie Buteau, J. Bte.
Castonguay, Telesphore
Chabot, Victor
Burk, Charles F.
Chase, Walter S.
Burmingham,¿W.
Chaffin, Frank W.
Burmingham, Michael
Chamberlain, Herbert
Burmingham, William
Chamberland, Herbert
Burrows, Charles
Chamberland, A.
Burrows, Charles, 2d
Chapu, Ulderic Charbonneau, Joseph
Butman, Lucius
Butler, Richard
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