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Phil Sullivan
29.60
Harold Chase
16.00
William Dwyer
84.00
John Horan
80.80
Jerry Sullivan
80.00
Harold Lynch
21.20
Leo Breen
8.80
William Dunham
16.00
John Sullivan
41.60
George Chambers
56.40
William Drumm
13.20
Winslow Brew
38.00
Julius Greenwood
103.60
Tom Gardner
3.20
George Stone
5.20
Alfred Parker
32.80
Andrew Blood
56.90
Edgar Baker
60.40
James Lynch
102.00
William Ryan
85.60
John Lynch
107.20
J. K. O'Neil
118.40
Lozier Davis
12.80
Lester Blood
34.00
William Attridge
17.20
Fred O. Parker
7.20
$4,785.59
$8,999.79
Unexpended Balance
.21
$9,000.00
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General Tar Appropriation - $4,500.00
Koppers Products Co.
$3,920.43
John F. Jinkins
32.50
$3,952.93
W. E. Chapman
$18.00
Trucks
170.75
Glen Parker, Trucks
142.50
Harry Dow
34.50
Bernard Cunniff
44.40
J. J. Sullivan
44.40
William Ryan
31.60
William Dwyer
31.60
Joe Gillette
13.60
Everett Scott
14.80
546.15
$4,499.08
Unexpended Balance
General Highway Appropriation - $1,500.00
Edwin E. Iten
$5.50
Boston and Maine R. R.
7.06
A. G. Pike
2.00
William P. Proctor
128.59
Conant Machine Steel Co.
214.58
P. I. Perkins Co.
231.10
Pepperell Garage
9.38
Railway Express
8.62
Amos Boulia
29.40
Pepperell Water Department
10.00
Arthur A. Charbonneau
89.45
Arthur W. Bartlett
314.08
Middlesex County Elec. Co.
13.33
Dyar Sales Machine Co.
96.25
Bertha Boynton
40.00
W. E. Chapman
17.15
Sheldons Express
19.30
William Marks
12.60
Andrew Woodward
4.00
Annie Ames
2.00
George A. Shattuck
1.81
Robert Allison
20.70
Hotel Place Garage
10.00
D. T. Monroe
5.76
W. E. Leary
4.00
.92
$4,500.00
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D. E. Weston Arthur O. Harvey
14.90
11.13
1,322.69
W. E. Chapman
$24.00
Trucks
55.00
Harry Dow
29.00
Alfred Parker
3.60
James Lynch
6.40
Joseph Wiley
5.60
Victor Geiger
9.45
Walter Blood
31.60
Declan Lynch
1.60
J. B. Foster
5.00
171.25
Unexpended Balance
Bridges Appropriation - $500.00
William P. Proctor
$129.04
Arthur W. Bartlett
8.05
Koppers Products Co.
108.35
$245.44
W. E. Chapman
$23.20
Truck
2.00
Howard Trites, Truck
8.75
Harry Dow
26.50
Bernard Cunniff
18.00
John O'Neil
14.80
William Attridge
2.40
$95.65
$341.09
Unexpended Balance
158.91
$500.00
Tractor Repairs Appropriation - $200.00
P. I. Perkins
$146.05
American Railway Express
20.34
Arthur A. Charbonneau
14.75
$181.14
Unexpended Balance
18.86
$200.00
$1,493.94
6.06
$1,500.00
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Chapter 90, Construction Hollis St.
State $3,000.00 - County $1,000.00 - Town $2,000.00 Total $6,000.00
Walter Shattuck
$286.80
C. H. Marr
35.70
Koppers Products Co.
567.38
Fred Baraby
67.31
William Chase
69.66
W. E. Leary
8.00
L. Kleinberg
10.70
Amos Boulia
6.54
Arthur C. Harvey
77.50
New England Metal Culvert Co.
56.00
Arthur W. Bartlett
7.00
George H. Pierce
17.95
Edward E. Iten
70.09
George A. Shattuck
193.60
F. A. Stockley
260.40
Conant Machine Steel Co.
49.75
William P. Proctor
55.08
Robert Allison
11.95
$1,851.41
W. E. Chapman
$347.95
Trucks
862.75
Glen Parker, Trucks
549.43
Howard Trites, Truck
365.40
Frank Ford, Truck
360.68
Harry Dow
170.00
Andrew Blood
112.50
Bernard Cunniff
112.00
James Lynch
193.80
John O'Neill
132.80
J. J. Sullivan
154.00
William Ryan
142.40
Harold Chase
12.80
Edgar Baker
90.00
John Lynch
128.60
William Sliney
25.60
Louis Nutting
14.80
Godfrey Levally
118.20
Harry Warren
118.20
Everett Scott
14.80
Alfred Parker
121.40
$4,148.11
$5,999.52
Unexpended Balance
.48
$6,000.00
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Chapter 81 - Maintenance and Construction State $10,350.00 - Town $6,900.00 Total $17,250.00
Conant Machine Steel Co.
$217.30
William Chase
66.83
C. F. Maynard
64.03
Amos Boulia
62.77
WV. E. Leary
19.79
New England Concrete Pipe Co.
200.56
Fred Baraby
72.77
F. A. Stockley
252.90
Buffalo Roller Company
2.25
Dyar Sales Machine Co.
28.45
John Carr
94.00
P. I. Perkins
12.96
L. Kleinberg
17.51
Arthur A. Charbonneau
86.15
New England Metal Culvert Co.
108.10
Ernest Blood
28.00
Koppers Products Co.
4,160.09
Pepperell Garage
76.35
Edwin E. Iten
43.12
John M. Davis
20.68
George A. Shattuck
24.00
Harry Hobart
125.00
$5,783.59
W. E. Chapman
$419.30
Trucks
2,178.26
Glen Parker, Trucks
620.00
Frank Ford, Trucks
1,011.25
Howard Trites, Trucks
960.00
Jerry Lorden, Truck
111.00
Andrew Blood, Tractor .
166.00
Kenneth Ewing, Tractor
83.00
Roger Shattuck, Team
3.75
Harry Dow
336.40
Glen Parker
5.60
Andrew Blood
424.10
Godfrey Levally
221.60
Harry Warren
276.40
Alfred Parker
257.20
James Lynch
258.40
Louis Parker
383.60
James Lynch
212.40
Jerry Sullivan
113.60
Bernard Cunniff
296.00
Julius Greenwood
209.60
Louis Nutting
368.00
William Dwyer
181.60
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John Horan
John Sullivan
100.80
Harold Chase
52.80
William Dunham
140.00
William Clapp
51.20
Edgar Baker
325.20
J. J. Sullivan
156.40
William Ryan
348.00
James Breen
16.00
Walter Blood
24.80
J. B. Foster
5.00
Leo Breen
16.00
John Toomey
3.20
Forest Duke
24.00
Arthur Glow
20.80
Philip Sullivan
21.60
Thomas Whalon
23.60
William Drumm
22.40
Joseph Wiley
9.60
Harold Lynch
233.20
John O'Neill
146.00
Victor Geiger
16.60
George Chambers
80.80
Winslow Brew
16.00
George Stone
11.60
Ernest Blood
36.30
Garfield Dunbar
9.60
Thomas Gardner
6.40
George Brew
3.20
Raymond Denault
5.60
Clyde Parker
15.20
William Attridge
27.20
Lester Blood
34.80
Declan Lynch
9.60
Pent Gilman
6.40
$11,465.76
Unexpended Balance
.65
$17,250.00
Snow and Ice Removal
Middlesex County Electric Co.
$1.50
Boston and Maine R. R.
2.90
W. E. Leary
39.63
George A. Shattuck
38.60
American Railway Express
3.48
O. B. Olsen
10.20
Arthur A. Charbonneau
70.86
P. I. Perkins
6.04
Pepperell Garage
22.20
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176.40
175.40
Everett Scott
Amos Boulia
21.65
F. W. Slocumb
3.40
Dyar Sales Machine Co.
140.00
Arthur W. Bartlett
14.72
B. F. Marsh
25.80
William Burnell
4.78
Harry F. Hobart
11.00
C. E. Maynard
25.66
Fred Baraby
14.66
$457.08
W. E. Chapman
$241.00
Trucks
782.38
Glen Parker, Truck
61.25
Howard Trites, Truck
81.88
Jerry Lorden, Truck
10.50
F. O Parker, Team
52.00
Ernest Blood, Team
79.00
Donald Trites, Team
54.00
Victor Geiger, Team
22.00
George Hallbourg, Team
8.00
Harry Dow
100.75
Andrew Blood
74.00
Glen Parker
45.60
Waldo Parker
78.00
Edgar Baker
59.40
William Attridge
39.50
Lester Blood
19.30
Clyde Parker
21.40
Declan Lynch
17.20
Erwin Ryan
28.80
William Greenwood
21.60
Arthur Greenwood
46.80
Lawrence Baker
22.40
Dennis O'Brien
10.40
Joe Murphy
17.20
Peter Archambeau
9.60
Carlton Burney
2.60
Lindsy Mullen
7.60
Francis Melendy
7.60
Harry Warren
12.00
Guy Moody
2.40
Raymond Granger
2.40
Louis Parker
16.80
Peter Fitspatrick
11.20
Kenneth Dunbar
9.60
Leslie Stewart
6.80
Clyde Stewart
2.80
Emmett Holmes
4.80
Roger Dunbar
5.20
John Demaris
4.80
William Boyd
6.40
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George Hallbourg
17.60
Daniel Caless
12.00
James Trites
3.20
F. O. Parker
19,20
Declan Lynch, Jr.
24.00
Jerry Lorden
2.80
George Stewart
8.40
Edward Mayo
1.20
Emery Barkhouse
7.20
Joseph Woodbury
6.80
Harold Lynch
12.40
James Lynch
27.60
Louis Nutting
22.40
Raymond Denault
12.80
Victor Geiger
6.00
Jerry O'Brian
21.90
Charles Dow
36.40
Roger Lawrence
31.60
William Blood
5.00
Ernest Blood
15.60
Howard Trites
22.00
George Colbert
3.20
Arthur Gagnon
6.40
Harry Surrett
6.40
J. J. Sullivan
11.80
William Bouchard
22.20
Phil Sullivan
4.80
Mark Sullivan
4.40
Edward Hawley
3.20
Donald Trites
5.20
Everett Scott
6.40
Joe Wiley
3.60
Henry Wilson
2.00
William Ryan
3.00
John Lynch
3.00
Donald Trites
7.75
Austin Nichols
7.20
Stewart Lavender
7.20
Douglas O'Neill
27.20
F. E. Timberlake
6.40
Harold Toomey
2.80
George Brew
11.20
Olie Greely
11.20
William Dunham
2.80
H. Dolb;
2.80
Albian Blake
8.40
Thomas Murry
12.00
Leslie Parker
8.40
Kinsman Greenough
8.40
George Denault
4.40
Wilfred Denault
6.40
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Robert Mullen
3.20
Henry Faucher
2.00
Raymond Shepard
2.80
Theodore Blake
2.00
David Hallbourg
7.60
Bernard Cunniff
31.40
William Paradise
5.60
Clayton Moore
10.40
Emil Curtis
10.40
Arthur Glow
10.00
James Polis
10.40
Austin Stewart
4.00
Loren Sanford
3.20
Godfrey Levally
18.20
Julius Greenwood
18.40
William Clark
4.80
Arthur Carkin
5.60
Robert Sliney
9.60
William Drumm
9.60
George Archer
9.60
John Hardy
9.60
Fred Cobb
9.60
$2,841.21
$3,298.29
Unexpended Balance
1.71
$3,300.00
Respectfully submitted,
W. E. CHAPMAN
Highway Surveyor
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Town Clerk's Report
In submitting to the citizens of Pepperell my annual report, I would ask all those interested to examine the fol- lowing records carefully, and if any errors or omissions are noted that they be at once reported in writing to the Town Clerk so that the records may be perfected.
Any er.or in the record, other than a mistake in copy- ing a certificate or return, can be corrected only in accordance with a depos.t.on, under oath, made by one who was required by law to furnish the information for the original record, or by three or more credible persons having knowledge of the case. (See Revised Laws. Chapter 29, Sections 9 and 16.)
MARRIAGES RECORDED, 1934
Jan. 19 Alfred W. Barton
Lee Rachel Sundell
Nashua, N. H. Nashua, N. H. Pepperell, Mass.
Jan. 25 Richard H. Collins
Helen Jane Prescott Pepperell, Mass.
Jan. 27 James F. McCormick New York City, N. Y.
Janet Blanchard Morin
Jan. 29 Norman Billings Helen Lacoshus
New York City, N. Y. Nashua, N. H. Nashua, N. H. Ashby, Mass. Ashby, Mass.
Feb. 4 Harry I. Helander
Pauline L. M. Levander
Feb. 13 Howard P. Trites
Marie Yvette Willette
Pepperell, Mass. Pepperell, Mass.
Feb. 19 William McGrath
Feb. 27 Adrien Ouellette
Cecile Cornellier
Mar. 13 Russell George Williams
Florence Mildred Surrette
Mar. 15 Albert F. Parker
Elizabeth T. Worcester
Mar. 31 Henry E. Wilson
Esther Flora Bond
Apr. 12
Earl L. Dudley
Jeannette Desrosier
Apr. 21 Roger G. Lawrence
Ida E. Boyce
Pepperell, Mass.
Apr. 28 Frank Gedrin
Ruth Alice Elliott
Apr. 28 Edwin B. Appleby
Emma M. Brunner
May 26 Floyd E. Reynolds
Lenora E. Marks
May 27 Walter F. Funiole Lillis Emily Howlett
Townsend, Mass. Townsend, Mass.
June 1 Wilbur R. Hill
Beatrice L. Koch
Townsend, Mass. Townsend, Mass.
June 4 Earl J. Surrett
Alice Dapkus
Pepperell, Mass.
June 9 John Donald Toomey
Mary Kathleen Drinan
Pepperell, Mass. Pepperell, Mass.
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Groton, Mass. Pepperell, Mass. Nashua, N. H. Pepperell, Mass.
Mary Michuk
Pepperell, Mass. Pepperell, Mass. Pepperell, Mass.
Hollis, N. H. Pepperell, Mass. Worcester, Mass. Hollis, N. H. Nashua, N. H. Pepperell, Mass.
Pepperell, Mass.
Pepperell, Mass. Oxford, Mass. Webster, Mass. Ashburnham, Mass. Pepperell, Mass.
Pepperell, Mass.
June 12 Raymond F. Denault Alice T. O'Bea
June 12 Clifton R. Bradish
Mary C. Gardner
June 14
Harry J. Dorr
June 16
Ernest L. Melendy Yetive A. Penniman
June 23 Char es L. Davis
Fabiola L. Dionne
July 1 George B. Arpe
Evelyn L. Thompson
July 3 Erwin Ryan
Arlene F. Greenwood
July 14
Mitchell Kleinberg Rose Horowitz
Mattapan, Mass.
July 17 Victor J. Tyrrell
Etta F. Stewart
Aug. 7 Byron A. Rowell
Jane D. Otis
Aug. 11
Roland Giles Jennie Kudolis Elton C. Davis
Sept. 1
Rose Beauregard Robinson
Sept. 1 Edgar W. Frost
Marjorie O. Maxwell
Sept. 8 Maurice M. Cleveland
Gwen A. Parker
Sept. 11 Gerald A. Baxter Jean Slocombe
Sept. 15 Harold E. Ayers
Beulah E. Winship
Sept. 23 Herbert W. Shaw
Lois B. Hackett
Sept. 26 Frederick U. Deware
Bessie Copp Deware
Sept. 30
Joseph N. Faucher
Helda V. Thompson
Sept. 30 Everett Smith Alice Demers
Oct. 6 L. Homer Bemis
Esther E. Phelps
Oct. 27.
Roland A. Perrault
Mary E. Colbert
Oct. 28. Duncan A. Rice
Bernice I. Hannah
Nov. 3 Robert Wheeler
Pauline C. Nuemyer
Nov. 17 Daniel Straitiff
Maxine Flory
Nov. 24 Joseph Sedach
Laurette Bonnette
Nov. 29 Francis H. Dwyer
Mary Doris Milan
Dec. 4 Michele Scipione
Helen S. Stockdale
Dec. 11 Francis R. Goueley Valerie F. West
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Emma LeBlanc
BIRTHS RECORDED - 1934
Births occurring late in the year are sometimes recorded without the Christian name. In all such cases parents should return the name to the Town Clerk as soon as it is selected in order that it may be entered upon the town books, as an incompleteness of the record may involve much trouble in the future.
READ THE LAW
Parents within forty days after the birth of a child. and every householder within forty days after a birth in his house, shall cause notice thereof to be given to the clerk of the town where such child is born. General Laws, Chapter 46, Section 6.
Why births should be registered .- There is hardly a relation of life-social, legal, or economic- in which the evidence furnished by an accurate registration of births may not prove to be of the greatest value, not only to the individual, but also to the public at large. It is not only an act of civilization to register birth certificates but good business, for they are frequently used in many practical ways, some of which are listed below:
(1) As evidence to prove the age and legitimacy of heirs;
(2) As proof of age to determine the validity of a contract entered into by an alleged minor.
(3) As evidence to establish age and proof of citizenship and descent in order to vote;
(4) As evidence to establish the right of admission to the professions and to many public offices;
(5) As evidence of legal age to marry;
(6) As evidence to prove the claims of widows and orphans under the widows' and orphans' pension law;
(7) As evidence to determine the liability of parents for the debts of a minor;
(8) As evidence in the administration of estates, the settle- ment of insurance and pensions;
(9) As evidence to prove the irresponsibility of children under legal age for crime and misdemeanor, and various other matters in the criminal code;
(10) As evidence in the enforcement of law relating to educa- tion and to child labor;
(11) As evidence to determine the relations of guardians and wards;
(12) As proof of citizenship in order to obtain a passport;
(13) As evidence in the claim for exemption from or the right to jury and military service.
1933 Nov. 19 Mary Frances, daughter of Francis and Dorothy B. Hatfield.
Dec. 11 James Francis, Jr., son of James F. and Helen
S. Leary.
Dec. 30 Bernadette, daughter of Irving and Marion K. Pillsbury.
1934
Jan. 3 Patricia Anne, daughter of Thomas J. and Sophia C. Tierney.
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Jan. 5 Gene Arnold, son of Arnold E. and Amanda J. Blake.
Jan. 15 Bruce Douglas, Jr., son of Bruce D. and Natalie B. Townshend.
Jan. 20 Nancy Alberta, daughter of Bernard A. and Helen F. Scott.
Jan. 22 Thomas Richard, Jr., son of Thomas R. and Irene B. Coady.
Mar. 5 Janet Adele, daughter of Lyman F. and Mary P. Robbins.
Mar. 11
Stillborn.
Mar. 17 Jacqueline Lorraine, daughter of Adrian and Emily H. Rondeau.
Mar. 20 Jane Beverly, daughter of Thomas F. and Mabel B. Conley.
Mar. 25 Patricia Ann, daughter of Aurille L. and Ann Depointbriand.
Mar. 25 Loretta Joan, daughter of Herbert L. and Robina A. Thompson.
Mar: 29 April 11 George Leslie, son of George L. and Viola B. Sheldon.
April 13 Mary Josephine, daughter of William and Mar- garet Danforth.
April 14 Basil William, son of Basil W. and Ellen S. Deware.
April 20 Arnold Bruce, son of Frederick C. and Lina S. Avery.
April 26 Charlene Janice, daughter of Albert F. and Velma T. Mayo.
May 5 May 9 William Seymore, Jr., son of William S. and Evelyn M. Townsend.
May 11 Shirley Mae, daughter of Andrew L. and Helen E. Haskell.
May 13 Fred Charles, Jr., son of Fred C. and Cora T. Saball.
May 18 Lawrence Kenneth, son of Kenneth R. and Myrtle W. Rice.
May 26 Eleanor, daughter of Harold B. and Dorice B. Olsen.
May 27 Joanne, daughter of Amos J. and Laura P. Saunders.
May 27 June 7 Phyllis Marshall, daughter of Richard H. and Helen P. Collins.
June 8 Harold Roscoe, Jr., son of Harold R. and Joanna C. Pillsbury.
June 20 Jean Elizabeth, daughter of Edward and Rose A. Duprey.
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June 25 Leroy Irving, Jr., son of Leroy I. and Cecilia Schofield.
July 2 Alberta Evelyn, daughter of Arthur A. and Evelyn S. Carkin.
July 9 Henry Bruce, Jr., son of Henry B. and Mildred Milroy.
July 11 Charles Thomas, son of Charles E. and Mary S. Doherty.
July 12 Robert Frederick, son of Robert and Gertrude K. Yeutter.
July 20 Ernest Melvin, son of Emory H. and Catherine B. Barkhouse.
July 26 Joan Marilyn, daughter of John E. and Alice S. Flagg.
July 27 Nancy Arlene, daughter of Ralph D. and Bea- trice B. Blood.
July 30 Baine Douglas, son of Leo E. and Alice M. Conley.
Aug. 1
Bertrand McCausland, son of Kenneth and Clara S. Johnson.
Aug. 5 John Richard, son of William A. and Doris B. Straitiff.
Aug. 11 Donald Albert, son of Joseph and Florence P. LaPage.
Aug. 19 Harold Francis, Jr., son, and Carol Francis, daughter of Harold F. and Stella C. Herbert.
Aug. 20 Paul Joseph, son of William and Ella P. Allen. Aug. 27 Arthur Edward, Jr., son of Arthur E. and Margaret L. Glow.
Aug. 28 Russell George, son of George R. and Florence S. Williams.
Aug. 28
Stillbirth.
Sept. 2 Richard Boynton, son of Clayton S. and Beatrice B. Parker.
Sept. 16 George Maxwell, son of George and Constance M. Tucker.
Sept. 16 Eva Louise, daughter of Edward O. and Mary K. Ramsey.
Oct. 5 Robert Lee, son of Verner E. and Florence B. Bancroft.
Oct. 8 Lee Milton, son of Ellsworth and Rachel C. Richardson.
Oct. 9 Elizabeth Ann, daughter of James H. and Irene H. Ferguson.
Oct. 12 Robert James, son of Kenneth and Florence A. Fraser.
Oct. 16 Cynthia Marie, daughter of William and Edna Ryan.
Oct. 17. Theodore Whitney, Jr., son of Theodore W. and Gertrude' S. Blake.
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Oct. 20 Edward William, Jr., son of Edward W. and Lestina P. Mayou.
Oct. 26 Barbara Ann, daughter of Edward and Blanche B. Harris.
Nov. 5 John Foster, son of John H. and Viola H. Cummings.
Nov. 10 Peter Hewat, son of Francis W. and Florence A. Harney.
Nov. 30 Lois Barbara, daughter of Walter C. and Bernice W. Hunt.
Nov. 30 Isabella Eola, daughter of Royal D. and Clara W. Collins.
Dec. 2 Howard Patrick, Jr., son of Howard P. and Yvette O. Trites.
Dec. 8 Joan, daughter of Edgar and Elizabeth F. Baker. Dec. 20 Alice Louise, daughter of Henry P. and Delia G. Powers.
Dec. 21 Lauretta Ellen, daughter of Jeremiah and Frances Murphy.
DEATHS RECORDED - 1934
AGE
Name
Cause of Death
Y
M
D
Jan. 9 Flora L. Parker.
Hemorrhagic Infarct.
64
4
8
Jan. 29 Nellie M. Greer. Heart Disease.
67
5
8
Jan. 30 Russell P. Wright. Freezing, caught under
Feb. 17
David Kleinberg. Cancer of Bladder.
72
0
0
Feb. 22
Harrietta A. Richardson. Stillborn.
Senile Debility.
87
6
16
Mar. 11
Alton Hill Butland. Inanition.
20
8
24
Mar. 26 Mary F. Davis. Pulmonary Oedema.
79
9
23
Apr. 5. Amy L. Lohnes. Chronic valvular
heart disease.
61
1
1
Apr. 13 Mary A. Gibbons. Carcinoma of Bladder
53
7
5
Apr. 27 Bridget A. McGrath. Cerebral Hemorrhage.
67 2
25
May 1 Georgiana Borgatti. Senile Dementure.
49 2
19
May
3 Isabelle F. Andrews. Pulmonary Tuberculosis
37
2
7
May 13
Forrest L. Parker.
Loco Motor Ataxia. Pulmonary Oedema.
67
1
1
June 9
Phyllis M. Collins. Asphyxia Neonatorium.
0
0
2
June 19
Margaret T. Starkey. Probable embolism coronary artery.
50
5
16
July 15
John O'Toole. Curdio renal disease.
80
0
11
July 29 Edgar F. Chase. Cerebral Hemorrhage.
74
4
2
Aug. 8 Margaret E. Leary. Heart disease and Mitral Stenosis.
62
0
0
Aug. 27 Thirza J. Wilbur. Arterio sclerosis.
77
8
29
Aug. 28 Stillborn.
70
4
16
Sept. 13
Charles J. McLaughlin. Cerebral Apoplexy.
58
6
5
Sept. 19
Willis C. Perry.
Cirrhosis of Liver.
71
10
8
63
80
0
3
Apr. 1 Gardner H. Rockwood. Angina Pectoris.
75
11 25
Apr. 6 Sherman Cleveland. Arterio sclerosis.
84
55
2
21
May 16 Timothy J. Leary.
June 2 Charles Adamowitch. Carcinoma of stomach. 49
0
0
Mar. 21
overturned automobile.
40
10
12
Mar. 21
Clara E. Hinckley. duodenum.
Probable carcinoma of
9
19
Sept. 9
William Bentley.
Cerebral Hemorrhage.
Sept. 20
Beatrice A. Boudreau. Embolism. 26
1
9
Sept. 21 Catherine M. Gainey. Hypertrophic Cirrhosis of Liver.
50
10
9
Oct. 4 Harry O. Hinckley. Suicidal hanging.
51
8
18
Oct. 5 Luther A. Boynton. Angina Pectoris.
76
1
14
Oct. 8 Mary E. Gainey. Myocarditis.
76
11
23
Oct. 22
Charles M. Elliott. Cerebral Embolism.
61
6
7
Oct. 23 Charles B. Taft. Chronic Myocarditis.
70
9
15
Nov. 15 Clara M. Shattuck. Senile Dementia.
80
4
8
Dec. 10 Franklin A. Rodgers. Natural causes.
59
0
24
Dec. 10 Delilah E. Reed. Carcinoma of Stomach.
75
7
26
Dec. 11 Sarah B. Tucker. Carcinoma of Liver.
72
9
0
Dec. 26 Nellie A. Whalen. Chronic valvular heart
65
0
0
disease.
64
7 0
Dec. 30
Mary J. Mault. Cerebral Apoplexy recurrent. 75
5
4
Respectfully submitted, WILFRED E. LEARY
Town Clerk.
TO DOG OWNERS AND KEEPERS
I would like to impress upon the owners and keepers of dogs the advisability of paying their dog licenses promptly when they become due, and thus avoid the necessity of placing a list of the delinquents in the hands of the Chief of Police for collection, which occasions unnecessary expense and annoyance to such owners and keepers. Dogs shall be. licensed on or before March 31. The owner or keeper of a dog which becomes three months old after March 31 in any year shall, when it is three months old, cause it to be regis- tered, numbered, described, licensed and collared as required by law.
Whoever violates the above provision shall be liable to a fine of $15.00.
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Dec. 23 John Lynch. Cancer Neck.
Annual Town Meeting
Pepperell, Mass. February 19, 1934
Pursuant to the Warrant the Annual Town Meeting was held on the above date in the Town Hall.
The meeting was called to order by Town Clerk Wil- fred E. Leary at 7:30 o'clock P. M. who then read the Warrant and called for the election of a Moderator.
Under Article 1, Harry W. Hutchinson was elected Moderator. He was sworn in by the Town Clerk and at once took up his duties.
Article 2. To hear and act upon all reports of Town Officers and Committees.
Article 2. Voted to accept all the Reports of Town Officers as they appeared in the Annual Town Report.
Article 3. To choose all Town Officers and Commit- tees for the ensuing year not required to be elected by ballot or act in relation thereto.
Article 3. Voted that the Selectmen be authorized to appoint all Town Officers not required by law to be elected by ballot for the ensuing year.
Article 4. To determine whether the Town will vote to authorize the Treasurer, with the consent of the Selectmen, to borrow money in anticipation of revenue for the current year.
Article 4. Voted that the Treasurer, with the consent of the Selectmen, be and hereby is authorized to borrow mon- ey from time to time in anticipation of revenue of the finan- cial year beginning January 1, 1934, and to issue a note or notes therefor payable within one year, any debt or debts incurred under this vote to be paid from the revenue of the financial year. The limit upon the amount that may be bor- rowed in anticipation of revenue shall not exceed forty-five thousand dollars.
Article 5. To determine whether the Town will vote to raise and appropriate money for District and School Nurs- ing.
Article 5. Voted to raise and appropriate $800.00 for District and School Nursing.
Article 6. To determine what sums of money the Town will vote to raise and appropriate to defray Town charges; for the support of Public Schools, Department of Public Welfare, repairs of highways and bridges, and various other departments.
Article 6. Voted to raise and appropriate the follow- ing sums. Town Charges, $4,300.00. Town Hall, $900.00.
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Assessors, $1150. Health, $900. Police Department, $2000.
Fire Department, $2650. Highways and Equipment, $1500. Bridges, $500. Public Welfare, $10,000. Mothers' Aid,
$2500. Old Age Assistance, $3500. Soilders Relief, $1000.
Schools, Dog Tax Plus, $34,000. Interest, $600. Street Lights, $5770. Sealer Weights and Measurers, $75. Com- mon, $50. Forest Warden, $225. Insurance and Accident Compensation, $650. Contingent Fund, $300. Annual care, Cemeteries, $150.
Article 7. To determine whether the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of $3,000.00 for the maintenance of Townsend, River, Dunstable, Nashua, Brookline and Hollis roads, provided the State and County each contribute a like amount.
Article 7. Voted to raise and appropriate $3,000.00 for the maintenance of Townsend, River, Dunstable, Nashua, Brookline and Hollis roads, provided the State and County each contribute a like amount.
Article 8. To determine what method the Town will adopt for the collection of taxes.
Article 8. Voted that Poll and Personal Property tax- es for 1934 be due on presentation of Tax Bill, and that all taxes on Real Estate shall be due and payable October 15, 1934, and that upon all taxes remaining unpaid November 1, 1934 interest shall be paid at the rate of 6 per-cent per an- num from October 15, 1934. And all taxes over two hundred dollars an additional penalty of 2 per-cent as provided by law, all taxes shall be paid by January 1, 1934, that on all current taxes of 1934 collected by January 1, 1935, the collector shall be paid 1 per-cent and on those collected thereafter he be paid three-fourths of 1 per-cent.
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