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By a rising vote of those present 85 for and none op- posed, this Article was accepted and adopted and to raise and appropriate $5,000.00.
Article 2. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.) for the Chief of Fire Department and Forest Warden Salary and Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($250.) for Chief of Fire Department and Forest Warden's expense.
The Finance Committee recommended that the Fire Chief be paid a flat salary of $650.00 a year from January 1, 1937, to include his expenses while within the town. Recom- mendation accepted and adopted and $650.00 be raised and appropriated.
Article 3. To see if the Town will vote to maintain one street light on Lower County Road, West Harwich oll the fifth (or last) pole east from Pleasant Road and raise and appropriate a sufficient sum of money for the same.
It was voted to accept and adopt this Article and to raise and appropriate $9.00 for the maintenance of this light during the summer season.
Article 4. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of Two Hundred Dollars to stock ponds and streams with fish, and for the feeding and propagation of game within the Town limits and that a Committee of three be appointed by the Chair to have charge of the work.
Accepted and adopted and $200.00 was voted to be raised and appropriated. Committee appointed by the Chair was Howard C. Cahoon, H. C., Charles H. Taylor, H. P., Ralph W. Doane, H. P.
Article 5. To see if the Town will vote to elect a Surveyor of Highways at the next annual election, for the term of one year, or take any other action thereon.
Accepted and adopted.
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Article 6. To see if the Town will rescind the vote whereby the Superintendent of Streets is appointed by the Selectmen.
Accepted and adopted.
Article 7. To see if the Town will vote to elect a Surveyor of Highways by ballot.
Accepted and adopted.
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING WARRANT AND ACTION
Friday, July 23, 1937
Article 1. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen, so far as such authority may be necessary, to re-convey to Edith Sears and Henry C. Cahoon, land and buildings on Depot Street, North Harwich, which were con- veyed to the Town in 1934-1935 by said Sears and Cahoon and to cancel and rescind any and all agreements which were entered into as consideration for which said properties were conveyed to the Town.
Indefinitely postponed.
Article 2. To see if the Town will vote to rescind the action taken at the Annual Town Meeting last Feb. 2nd, whereby it voted to accept articles 39, 40 and 41, and the sum of $1,200 was appropriated for the preparation of a zoning system.
Indefinitely postponed.
Article 3. To see if the Town will vote to make a Town ordinance that no building shall be erected, recon- structed or moved onto any premises in the Town of Har- wich without a building permit obtained from the Board of Selectmen of the Town of Harwich. The Board of Select-
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men shall not grant building permit if in their judgment said proposed building operation will depreciate the value of the adjoining or neighborhood property.
Article 4. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate or transfer from surplus revenue a sum not to exceed twelve thousand, five hundred dollars for the pur- pose of furnishing and equipping the new Harwich Junior- Senior High School and for laying out and grading the School grounds or take any action relative thereto.
That the sum of $12,500. be transferred from surplus Revenue, for the purpose of furnishing and equipping, and for laying out and grading the grounds of the Harwich new Junior-Senior High School. So much of this appropriation as is expended for the laying out and grading the School grounds, may be expended in conjunction with Federal W. P. A. or other assistance.
Article 5. To see if the Town will vote to accept the following rules and regulations for the Water Depart- ment :-
Supt. of Water Works; how choosed.
The Water Commissioners may make rules and regu- lations for their Government and that of the Officers ap- pointed by them ; they shall annually elect, but not one of their own number, a Supt. of Water Works; they shall fix the compensation of such Officer ; may appoint subordinates and assistants and fix their compensation ; and may remove any appointee at any time ; they shall have the exclusive and entire charge, superintendence and oversight of all lands Structures, Works, apparatus, pipes and fixtures, designed and provide for obtaining and supplying Water for the Town or to Consumers and of the use, repairs, extensions and improvements of such Water Works, structures and ap- paratus Pipes and fixtures ; they shall have control and jur- isdiction over all sources of supply possessed by the Town
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and all lands appurtenant thereto owned or Lawfully con- trolled by the Town, and they may exercise all rights the Town has or may have, as to entry upon and passage over premises of the Town connected with or appurtenant to such works or supply.
The Commissioners shall have power to determine and assess Water rates and establish rules and regulations for the introduction supply, and use of Water, and to cut off the supply of Water from consumer who fails to observe and comply with the same, they shall not supply Water to any Building unless the Pipes and fixtures are conformable to their rules and regulations. A separate connection shall be required for each Estate.
The Town shall have the right to put in a Meter, in any case, at its own cost, and charge for water by measure instead of by Schedule rates.
Under the direction of the Commissioners, the Supt. shall have charge of the works and property connected with the Water Department, and shall perform all services in re- lation thereto required of him by the Commissioners; he shall immediately inform the Chief of the Fire Department of any stoppages or breaks in the Water Mains. He shall annually report to the Commissioners upon such matters as they require.
The Clerk of the Board shall perform such services as may be required of him.
He shall annually report to the Board detailed state- ments of receipts and expenditures in the department for the year preceding; the number of water takers; the num- ber of cases in which water has been shut off, the number and amount of rebates, and give such other information as the Commissioners may require. He shall under the direc- tion of the Commissioners, make, and send to water takers or owners of premises on which water is used Statements of amounts due for water, on or before the first days of April
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and October in each year and such other times as the Com- missioners shall direct; he shall have charge of the keeping of the Books and accounts and Records of the Board, the collection of moneys due it and the preparation of such re- turns and reports as it may be required to make. He shall immediately after receipt thereof pay over to the Treasurer all money collected by him.
All rates for use of water shall be payable in advance. In any case of non-payment of a bill for water for Thirty days after the same is due, the Clerk may send a notice to the delinquent, and unless said bill is paid within three days thereafter, together with twenty-five cents for said notice the supply may be cut off ; and the water shall not be let on again until the amount due together with the fee for said notice and two dollars for shutting and letting on, is paid; provided also that no owner or occupant, and provided al- so, that in case of specific supply or where water has been let on for fractional parts of the term, the notice may be served and the water shut off immediately, and it shall not be let on again except upon the condition heretofore men- tioned.
The Commissioners may make abatements in water rates in all cases proper.
The Clerk shall keep in suitable books the names of all persons who take water, the Name of the Street on which it is taken the nature of the number of takers, the amount charged, and the amounts of rebates these books shall be open at all times to the inspection of the Commissioners.
The following regulations and orders are established regarding Town water its supply introduction and use.
All persons using the water shall keep service pipes within their premises in good repair and protected from frost at their own expense and shall be liable for all dam- ages which may result from their failure to do so they shall provide a Stop and waste cock to be properly located inside
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the building, and have the pipes so arranged that water can be drawn from them to prevent freezing they shall prevent all waste of water, there shall be no concealment of the pur- pose it is used and water shall not be allowed to run to pre- vent freezing.
All service pipes shall be laid at least four and one- half feet deep.
The board shall restrict the use of water by those Fountains and otherwise as they deem necessary, and for violation of such restrictions the occupants of the premises shall be liable to have the water turned off from the prem- ises and to the penalties imposed in the preceding section of waste or improper use of water.
No connection shall be made between a street Main and a building or private premises ; or water introduced to a building or such premises without a written application made by the owner of said building or his authorized Agent. in such form and including such things as the commissioners may prescribe and including also an agreement on the part of the applicant to observe and comply with and be bound by such By-Laws and orders as the board may have estab- lished and such rules regulations as the commissioners there- after may establish or adopt or may thereafter adopt relat- ing to water or the supply introduction or use thereof.
When any extension of a water main is requested up- on any Street or way the Commissioners unless otherwise determined by the Town by a two-thirds vote, shall require before such extension a bond shall be given to the Town in such amount and form and with sureties as they shall ap- prove conditional that the obligors shall pay to the Town for such time as the commissioners determine at the times ap- pointed for payment of water rates such sums as shall amount in the aggregate annually to six per cent upon the cost of such extension subject to diminution by the amounts
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that the Town shall receive annually from rates paid for water by consumers connected with such extension.
The amount of such cost shall be determined by the board of Commissioners.
The Clerk shall give surety Company bonds for the faithful performance of his duties; the form amount and sufficiency to be approved in writing upon the Bond by the Water Commissioners in whose sole custody it shall remain the expense of such bond shall be paid by the department.
They shall keep a Cash book in which shall be entered each day the receipt of the day, they shall also keep a rec- ord of all money paid out with the name of each person to whom it is paid and whether it is for labor or material.
Their annual report shall contain a Statement of the condition of the Water Works and land and property con- nected therewith.
A detail account of receipts and expenditures.
All reports of the condition of the Town Water made by the State board of Health during the year.
The number of water takers.
The number of cases where water has been cut off.
The number and amount of rebates.
The amount of Water rates, collected and paid over to the Treasurer and the rate charged for the use of Water.
No alterations in any water pipes or Water fixtures, whereby the consumption of water is increased, shall be made without giving notice to and obtaining a permit from the Clerk of the Water Commissioners; and no Plumber or other person, shall make any alteration in or addition to a Water pipe or fixture except under said permit and only to the extent stated therein.
No abatement or rebate shall be made for a less term or period than three months.
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In all occupied premises, every fountain Water clos- et, set basin, sink or other fixtures, whether used or not will be deemed and held to be used, and shall be charged for, so long as the same shall be connected with the water pipes.
The Commissioners or Superintendent or any author- ized agent of the Commissioners may enter the premises of any water taker to examine the quantity used, fixtures, man- ner of use and to shut off the water for non-payment of rates or violation of rules and regulations.
No claim shall be allowed for lack of water or dam- age caused by shutting off the water in the main pipes to make extensions, connections or for any other reason found necessary by the board.
The owner of any premises, or his Agent when in the opinion of the Board a waste of water occurs shall be warned thereof in writing if such waste is not stopped in one week from the time said warning is given, the owner shall be liable to a fine of two dollars and the water shall be shut off from the premises, and not be let on for the same owner until the waste is stopped and the fine together with the sum of two dollars for shutting off and letting on the water are paid ; and in case of a subsequent offence the water shall be shut off and not be let on again except by vote of the com- missioners and a payment of a fine of not exceeding ten dol- lars the board shall have the power to decide what is waste or improper use of water.
All bills contracted by the water commissioners or Supt., shall be approved by the Selectmen.
The Moth Supt., may take water for spraying pur- poses from such hydrants as the Water Commissioners may direct.
Indefinitely postponed.
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Article 6
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable SS.
Harwich, May 1, 1937
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen of the Town of Harwich, We the undersigned registered voters of said Town, respectfully request that you insert the following article in the warrant of the next Special Town meeting to be called in the said Town; viz;
Article,
To see if the Town will vote to accept Section 48 of Chapter 31 of the General Laws, Ter. Ed., and all acts and amendments thereto, as to its regular Police Force, for the purpose of bringing the Police Department of the Town of Harwich under the classified civil service, or take any action in relation thereto and act fully thereon.
Mervin C. Hall, William C. Chase, George M. Moody, Arthur W. Tobey, Jr., Heman E. Bassett, Henry F. Smith, Donald T. Bates, Carl O. Carlson, Edwin P. Goss and Francis A. Downey.
Indefinitely postponed.
Article 7. To see if the Town will vote to accept the road 35-feet wide as laid out and shown on plan filed with the Town Clerk as Nickerson Court, running from Hia- watha Road to Division St., so-called.
Indefinitely postponed.
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SPECIAL TOWN MEETING WARRANT AND ACTION
Friday, September 10, 1937
Article 1. To see if the Town will raise and appro- priate an additional sum of money for Old Age Assistance and Aid to Dependent Children; determine how the same shall be raised, or take any action relative thereto.
Voted that Six Thousand Dollars be raised and ap- propriated for Old Age Assistance and Twelve Hundred Dollars for Aid to Dependent Children, and that the Treas- urer, with the approval of the Selectmen, be authorized to borrow Seventy-two Hundred Dollars for these purposes under the provisions of Chapter 107 of the Acts of 1937, and to issue the note or notes of the Town therefor, said notes to mature during the calendar-year 1938.
Respectfully submitted,
HENRY K. BEARSE,
Town Clerk.
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DOG ACCOUNT - 1937
Registered 136 males @ $2.00
$272.00
44 spayed @ $2.00
88.00
35 females @ $5.00
175.00
Received
$535.00
215 dogs licensed-fee 20c each
paid to Town Treasurer
$43.00
Paid to County Treasurer $492.00
Respectfully submitted,
HENRY K. BEARSE,
Town Clerk.
FEES-FISHERIES AND GAME LICENSES-1937
224 licenses issued at a fee of 25c each
$56.00
The same paid to Town Treasurer.
Respectfully submitted,
HENRY K. BEARSE,
Town Clerk.
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF HARWICH - 1937
No. Date
Name
Place of Birth Other than Harwich
Parents
Residence
1
Jan. 6 Ronald Bruce Clapp
Barnstable
Robert J. Clapp Dorris Moody
Harwich Port
2
Jan. 24 Marie Theresa Lena Babineau
Edmund J. Babineau Exilda Robicheaud
West Harwich
Feb. 4 Janet Louise Roderick
Antone Roderick Bessie M. Gonsalves
Kelley Street
4 Feb. . 8 Stewart Dearborn Swett Barnstable
Lewis A. W. Swett Muriel Dorr Karl A. Scott Christine Rose
Harwich Center
5 Feb. 14 Christian Rose Scott
Great Western Rd.
G Feb. 22 Robert Wallace Gomes
Barnstable
John P. Gomes Alice M. Nunes
7 Mar. 14 Nancy Patricia Wordell
Barnstable
Lynden G. Wordell
West Harwich
8 Mar. 23 Stillborn
Barnstable
9 April 4 Joel Robert Schenkelberger
10 April 23 Nancy Silva
11 May 5 Bruce Samuel Cahoon
Barnstable
Harwich Port
12 May 6 Cynthia N. Viera
13 May 9 Albertine Hardacker Barnstable
Harlow Schenkelberger Muriel A. Grant Raymond Silva Annie Rose Walter E. Cahoon Geneva A. Kerien
Harwich Port
North Harwich
Pleasant Lake
Manuel Viera Evelyn Grace Albert C. Hardacker Josephine Nickerson
Harwich Center
Queen Anne Rd. 124
Estelle K. Powers
BIRTHS - Continued
No.
Date
Name
Place of Birth Other than Harwich
Parents
Residence
14
May 9 Ronald Merrill Latch
Franklin E. Latch Lucy Lopes Geo. U. Johnson Lydia T. Morris
Queen Anne Rd.
15 June 1 Beverly Anne Johnson
16 June 10 Constance Kendrick
Barnstable
Leon J. Kendrick Esther M. Ruoff
East Harwich
17 June 15 Illegitimate
18 June 25 Henry Gomes, Jr.
Henry Gomes Mary Fernandes
Hyannis, Mass.
19 Jan. 16 Susan Rogers
West Chester, Pa. Arthur Rogers
Lillian Twombley
29 July 16 John Fenton Rogers, Jr.
Barnstable
John F. Rogers Alice M. Twombley
21 Aug 2 Judson Stearns Howard
Barnstable
Judson P. Howard Alice E. Miles
22 Sept. 12 Chester Faunce Williams
John R. Williams Edith L. Crabe
23 Sept. 20 Stillborn
24 Sept. 20 Pauline Bates
Barnstable
Donald T. Bates Elizabeth Bruce James G. Gomes Anna Lopes Domingo Rose Marjorie L. Harmon
Harwich Center
Pleasant Lake
25 Sept. 25 Gilbert Ernest Gomes
New Bedford
26
Oct. 1 Helen Elizabeth Rose
Great Western Rd.
125
Harwich Port
West Harwich
West Harwich
Pleasant Lake
North Harwich
BIRTHS - Continued
No. Date
Name
Place of Birth Other than Harwich
Parents
Residence
27
Oct. 2 Herbert Francis Fernandes
Barnstable
Joseph Fernandes
Kelley Street
Mary Pena
28
Sept. 30 Patricia Ann Roderick
New Bedford
Anthony Roderick
Pleasant Lake
29 Oct. 23 Anibal Ronald Pena
Isaac F. Pena Adeline Lopes
Queen Anne Rd.
30 Aug. 24 Elsie Theolyn Brailey
Barnstable
Gerald S. Brailey
South Harwich
31
June 30 Ralph Sydney Stone
Barnstable
Merrill V. Stone Mabel Loar
East Harwich
32 Oct. 16 Paul William Chase
Barnstable
Albert E. Chase
East Harwich
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33
Nov. 14 Fay Elaine Smith
James L. Smith
North Harwich
Estella L. Chandler
34 Nov. 9 Logan Edwin Gomes
Frank Gomes Mary Rose
Great Western Rd.
35 Nov. 10 Nancy Ann Thornton
Barnstable
Frank A. Thornton Annie M. Nicholson
Harwich Port
36
Dec. 5 Sherry Ann Bacon
Barnstable
Paul D. Bacon Vera I. Hawes
West Harwich
37 Dec. 8 Augustus Rose, Jr.
Augustus Rose Euridina Leite
Kelley Street
38 Dec. 19 Theron Clinton Holmes, Jr. Barnstable
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Dec. 19 Jordon Howard May
Barnstable
Theron C. Holmes Gladys M. Chase Arthur H. May Inez Isadore Phillips
Bank Street Harwich Center
Oak Street Harwich Center
Pauline Roderick
Yvette M. Bassett
Mattie E. Coffin
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF HARWICH - 1937
No.
Date
Names
Age
Residence
Where Married
1
Jan.
23
Gerald S. Brailey
25
Harwich Center
Taunton, Mass.
Yvette M. Bassett
17
Harwich Center
2
Jan.
31
Eugene J. Del Papa
28
Harwich Port
Plymouth, Mass.
Ann Curran
22
Harwich Port
3
Feb.
7
Joseph B. Atkins
63
Pleasant Lake
Wellfleet, Mass.
Teresa Ellis
43
Brewster
.
4
Feb.
8
Francisco Silva
34
New Bedford, Mass.
Harwich Port
Matilda Centeis
26
New Bedford, Mass.
5
Feb. 8
Isaiah Daniel Cash
23
Dennis, Mass.
West Harwich
Joan Bohane
27
Dennis, Mass.
6
Mar. 28
Bertha E. Sangeleer
37
Belmont, Mass.
7
Mar. 28
Winthrop Olmstead Cook
29
Quincy, Mass.
Harwich Port
8
April
7
James Lloyd Smith
22
North Harwich
Harwich Port
9
April 10
Paul D. Bacon
21
Dennis, Mass.
West Harwich
Vera I. Hawes
21
Yarmouth, Mass.
10
June
5
Francis R. Hunter
24
Kingston, R. I.
Harwich Port
11
June
5
Harold Roy Thornton
19
23
South Easton, Mass.
12
June
10
Rocco Pezzullo
35
Olneyville, R. I.
Harwich Center
Carmela De Bucci
27
West Harwich
13
June 12
Dolphine Fernandes
22
Harwich
Harwich Port
Alvina Andrews
25
Harwich
127
Harold J. Stidham
41
East Harwich
Watertown, Mass.
Marietta Chapin Ewald
27
Montclair, N. J.
North Harwich
Estelle Louise Chandler
17
Harwich Port
Harwich Port
Easton, Mass.
Helen E. Talbot
Margaret A. Kershaw
22
MARRIAGES - Continued
No. Date
Names
Age
Residence
Where Married
14
June 26
Walter Gilchrist Chamberlain
38
Cambridge, Mass,
Harwich Center
Marion Lothrop Hall
38
Cambridge, Mass.
15
June 26
Harry Clinton Owen, Jr.
30
Harwich Port
Central Falls, R. I.
Martha Rylane Humes
28
Central Falls, R. I.
16
June 28
Arthur P. Higgins
56
Worcester, Mass.
Harwich Port
Patrice H. Lent
32
Framingham, Mass.
17
July
6
Leo J. Goucher
27
Baltic, Conn.
Harwich Center
18
July
14
John Herbert Davis, Jr.
25
Columbus, Ohio
West Harwich
Mildred Evelyn Rager
21
Columbus, Ohio
19
July
16
Howard M. Gibbs, Jr.
32
Harwich, Mass.
Provincetown, Mass.
128
20
July
23
Carl R. Sheppard
49
Quincy, Mass.
Harwich Center
21
Aug. 4
Ezra P. Ryder
75
West Harwich
Harwich Center
Clara A. Higgins
65
West Harwich
22
Aug. 27
Lawrence C. Bassett
26
Harwich Center
E. Walpole, Mass.
23
June 17
Clarence H. Eldredge
25
South Chatham, Mass.
East Harwich
24
Sept. 2
Julio Barrows
22
Harwich Center
West Harwich
25
Sept. 20
Charles H. Taylor
21
Yarmouth, Mass.
Harwich Port
Dorothy G. Hollis
16
West Dennis, Mass.
26
Sept. 23
Carl Oscar Carlson
38
Harwich Port
Pleasant Lake
Marion E. Cole
37
Harwich Port
Grace A. Boothby
22
Walpole, Mass.
Laura M. Saley
21
South Chatham, Mass.
Altina Raneo
18
Harwich Center
Margaret N. Tittoni
27
New York, N. Y.
Gertrude J. Alexander
28
Quincy, Mass.
Sylvia W. H. MacPhadden
26
Reeds Ferry, N. H.
MARRIAGES - Continued
No.
Date
Names
Age
Residence
Where Married
27
Sept. 26
Walter E. Snow
29
Harwich Port
Harwich Port
Violet A. Carney
35
Harwich Port
28
Oct.
9
Henry Brooks Enos
36
Dennis Port, Mass.
So. Easton, Mass.
Ethel Madene Boyce
24
Harwich Port
29
Oct.
10
Norman S. Peters
21
Pawtucket, R. I.
Gertrude L. Chase
18
East Harwich
30
Oct.
15
Dominic Corella
20
West Harwich
Harwich Center
Pearl H. Chase
19
Harwich Center
31
Oct. 23
John Roderick
25
Queen Anne Rd., P. Lake West Harwich
Elizabeth Viera
16
Queen Anne Rd., P. Lake
32 Oct.
24
Fred E. Crowell
23
Harwich Port
Harwich Center
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33
Oct.
24
Vaina M. Syrjala
28
Harwich Port
Winchendon, Mass.
Rhoda A. Putnam
16
Winchendon, Mass.
34
Oct. 23
Napoleon A. Cayouette
28
Hyannis, Mass.
Gwendolyn C. Chipman
18
North Harwich
35
Oct.
3
Almond G. Ryder, Jr.
18
Harwich Center
Harriet L. Jones
24
Centerville, Mass.
36
Dec.
5
James C. Munroe
20
Harwich Center
Harwich Center
Mildred L. Josselyn
17
Harwich Center
37
Nov. 20
Beryle M. Knowles
17
Orleans, Mass.
38
Nov. 28
Charles E. Chase
23
East Harwich
East Harwich
Cleora N. Ellis
20
East Harwich
39
Dec. 18
Ralph Andrew Brennan
21
Dennis, Mass.
West Harwich
Dorothy Edith Cowen
20
Brewster, Mass.
West Harwich
Raymond W. Perreault
20
Orleans, Mass.
New Bedford, Mass.
Westerly, R. I.
Louise Eldridge Balster
23
West Harwich
Pawtucket, R. I.
.
DEATHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF HARWICH - 1937
No.
Date
Name
Age
Cause of Death
Residence
Place of Death
1
Jan.
1
Willis H. Nickerson
84
Cerebral hemorrhage
West Harwich
Harwich Port
2
Jan.
3
Allison D. Rogers
68
Cerebral edema
Brewster
Harwich Center
3
Jan.
6
Mehitable B. Bassett
68
Angina pectoris
Harwich Center
Harwich Center
4
Jan.
11
E. Lincoln Mitchell
76
Cerebral hemorrhage
East Harwich
Barnstable, Mass.
5
Jan.
28
George B. Taylor
80
Prostate operation
Harwich Port
Barnstable, Mass.
6
Feb.
4
John Franklin Small
77
Cardiac failure
South Harwich
Barnstable, Mass.
7
Feb.
5
Samuel Everett Eldredge
55
Angina pectoris
Harwich Center
Harwich Center
7
Feb.
21
Eugene B. Ellis
61
Asphyxiation
East Harwich
Harwich Port
9
Feb.
22
Joseph Wilbur Crowell
73
Angina pectoris
Pleasant Lake
Pleasant Lake
10
Feb.
25
Tabitha Allen
90
Carcinoma of uterus
Harwich Port
Harwich Port
11
Feb.
26 Rachel Cook Bassett
59
Epilepsy
Harwich Center
Monson, Mass,
12
Feb.
11
Thomas Campbell
73
Carcinoma of prostate
West Harwich
Barnstable, Mass.
13
Feb.
22
Katherine M. Gagnon
52
Lobar pneumonia
Harwich Center
Taunton, Mass.
14
Mar.
2
Ida B. Baker
80
Cerebral embolism
Harwich Port
Harwich Port
16
Mar.
11
Edward K. Kelley
82
Senility
West Harwich West Harwich Harwich Center
Quincy, Mass. Barnstable, Mass.
18
April
1
Sarah H. Ryder
75
Angina pectoris
West Harwich
West Harwich
19
April 15
Henry F. Chase
73
Pulmonary tuberculosis
West Harwich Harwich Center
Harwich Center
21
April
8 Emma D. Eldredge
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