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S. W. Nickerson. 550 00
Total. $605 78
Miscellaneous Town Expenses.
Paid Allen Bros., stamp. $4 05
W. E. Averill, awnings and repairs. 4 75
George Baker, painting safe.
15
E. L. Burdakin for assessors.
15 00
Anthony Connor, lockup fees. 10 25
John Costello, labor, 88
W. M. Comey, mowing cemetery. 7 00
R. H. Davison, care of town hall. 16 87
N. E. Darling, dinners at town hall. 9 50
James W. Desmond, ballot inspector. 3 00
Delancy O. Evans, fees. 7 72
George E. Emerson, overseei expenses,
7 90
29 00
J. M. Freeman, stamps, etc .. insurance.
60 00
McPherson & Farrington, return of deaths.
13 00
J. B, Fitzpatrick. return of deaths.
3 50
J. L. Fairbanks. pens.
75
J. C. Gallison. return of births.
23 00
Hosie Bros .. stove for lockup.
5 00
Heaton Bros., coal. 1 75
Insurance on heating and ventilating apparatus, 27 00
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F. H. Jenckes. return of births. 3 25
Charles Kingsley, return of births. 1 00
L. J. Kelley, police at polls. 2 50
O. F. Metcalf & Sons. wood. 1 00
.G. A. Martin, return of births. 10 00
H. M. Meek. blanks. 3. 54
S. W. Nickerson, fees. 10 95
A. W. Newell, fees and expenses. 13 30
W. L. Pierson, mowing cemetery. 12 00
H. E. Ruggles, copying records. 80 00
indexing births. deaths. etc .. and expenses. 80 65
Razee & Son, express.
2 59
J. G. Ray, rent of officers' rooms.
115 00
J. F. Ray, pencils.
1 50
Smith & Co., 7 chairs for town officers' room.
80 00
H. M. Stowers. ladder,
2 10
O. A. Stanley, repairs.
26 45
S. C. Taft, surveying streets,
52 00
Wiggin & Faunce, for insane persons, etc ..
30 00
Henry A. Whitney, fees, 7 35
E. Worthington, civil engineer, 20 00
Winkley, Dresser & Co., time book, 2 25
I. R. Whitaker, posting warrants. etc .. 17 12
$824 62
Payments for New High School Building.
Paid Boston Terra Cotta Co., $105 00
J. W. Bailey & Sons, columns. 149 50
Brookfield Brick Co., brick. 1650 75
J. G. Cunningham, teaming. 6 35
Jeremiah Carew, caps, sills, etc.,
106 80
Carroll Bros .. underpinning, etc ..
639 40
Jennie H. Everett, sand. 35 70
James M. Freeman, real estate, 7500 00
For labor, 6603 90
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Franklin Iron Foundry, castings. 23 06
W. M. Fisher. freight on stock. 250 14
Fiske, Coleman & Co., brick. 872 00
George H. Grant, mill work. 18 65
J. B. Hamilton & Co., paper, 67 50
Hosie Bros .. hardware. 153 53
Heaton Bros., 20 casks cement. 30 00
James Hood. sand and gravel, 91 80
Wm. D. Huntoon, nails, etc ..
9 51
George King, committee services.
15 89
George W. Macauley. 84 87
E. A, Mason, iron work, 125 00
O. F. Metcalf & Sons, lumber.
2019 41
George M. McQuestion & Co., lumber. 38 46
Charles H. Morse, pump and tubing.
5 00
N. Y. & N. E. R. R., freight. 7 00
J. F. Ray, hardware. 173 83
Stetson & Co., lime. 68 00
G. W. & F. Smith Iron Co., beams. 244 53
John Stewart, carting brick, etc., 165 31
Smead Warming and Ventilating Co ..
1950 00
Stetson, Cutler & Co., 200 casks lime.
160 00
I. L. Smith cement.
85 40
E. Trowbridge. 20 casks cement.
27 00
S. C. Taft, surveying.
4 50
E. N. Thain, tickets for architect. .
20 00
Whyte, wire lathing. 18 08
Waldo Bros., colored mortar.
77 00
Albert M. West, plans,
462 50
S. S. Woodcock, plans.
350 00
Total. $24.415 37
Almshouse in Account with Town.
DR.
To personal property, appraised Jan. 31, 1891, $2065 20
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Interest on cost of farm, 180 00 Cash paid from Treasury during year, 2121 13
$4366 33
CR.
By personal property, appraisd Jan. 30, 1892, $2449 85
Sale of produce from farm, 482 22
2932 07
Net cost at almshouse.
1434 26
Net cash expenses of outside poor.
3504 45
Total pauper expenses.
$4938 71
[There is due on pauper account, $357 32.]
Financial Condition of the Town.
Feb. 1, 1892. ASSETS.
Due from taxes of 1890,
$671 71
Less collection.
356 68
$315 03
Due from taxes of 1891,
$7136 24
Less collection and abatement,
1000 00
6136 24
Commonweath of Mass. :
Due on pauper acct.,
203 71
School Supt. acct.
250 00
Military aid,
285 00
State aid,
825 00
City of Boston, due ou pauper acct.,
6 88
Town of Wrentham.
10 00
John Dolan, due on acct. of son.
24 73
Other sources, on pauper acct.,
112 00
Abutters on Emmons St. improvements.
520 70
Balance in Treasury.
2045 19
Total, 10,734 48
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LIABILITIES.
Note to K. D. lodge I. O. O. F., due July 1, 1892, 4 per cent, $2000 00
Note to Franklin'National Bank, due July 3: 1892, 5 per cent., High School Building loan :
10,000 00
Note to J. M. Freeman, due Dec. 15. 1892. 5 per cent., $2200 00
Note to J. M. Freeman. due Dec. 15. 1893, 5 per cent., 2200 00
Note to J. M. Freeman, due Dec. 15, 1894, 5 per cent., 900 00
Note to Thomas D. Blake, due Oct. 1, 1895, 4 1-2 per cent., 1300 00
Note to Thomas D. Blake. due Oct. 1, 1896, 4 1-2 per cent .. 2200 00
Note to Thomas D. Blake, due Oct. 1, 1897, 4 1 .2 per cent .. 2200 00
Note to Thomas D. Blake, due Dec. 1. 1898, 4 1-2 per cent., 2200 00
Note to Thomas D. Blake. due Dec. 1. 1899, 4 1-2 per cent .. 2200 00
Note to Thomas D. Blake. due Oct. 1. 1900, 4 1-2 per cent .. 2200 00
Note to Thomas D. Blake, due Oct. 1. 1901, 4 1-2 per cent., 2200 00
19,800 00
Total, $31,800 00 21,065 52
Balance against the town,
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Summary of Appropriations and Expenses,
For teachers' salaries, fuel and care of rooms :
Appropriated, $8750 00
From balance in treasury. 1062 14
Books and supplies, appropriated. 600 00
From treasury. 22 29
Repairs of school buildings, appro- priated,
2500 00
From treasury,
118 95
Ventilating old high school building,
appropriated, - 2000 00
Miscellaneous school expenses, appro- priated.
500 00
From treasury,
23 13
Supt.of schools, appropriated.
500 00
Income of State school fund.
134 56
Tuition, books, etc ..
29 82
From dog licenses. 542 80
16,783 69
Expended for teachers' salaries.
8606 40
Care of rooms.
671 41
Fuel,
937 28
Books and supplies,
666 93
Repairs.
2500 69
Ventilating old high school building, 1896 80
Miscellaneous school cx-
penses. 457 11
Superintendent of schools,
562 50
16,299 12
Unexpended,
$484 57
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Roads, Bridges and Walks :
Apppropriated, ៛
$7500 00
From balance in treasury,
431 72
Received for gravel,
85 00
concreting,
38 48
8055 20
Expended.
9105 56
Overdrawn.
$1050 36
NOTE .- There is $520.70 due for concreting on this account.
Support of Poor :
Appropriated,
$3500 00
From treasury balance,
1046 68
Received from state, towns and alms-
house. 1296 43
5843 11
Expended,
6439 79
Overdrawn.
$596 68
NOTE .- Due on this account, $357.32.
Fire Department :
Appropriated,
$2300 00
From the treasury,
15 53
$2315 53
Expended.
2070 66
Unexpended,
$234 87
Street Lights :
Appropriated.
$3300 00
From the treasury.
550 00
3850 00
Expended.
3570 23
Unexpended, $279 77
Town officers : Appropriated,
From the treasury.
$1500 00 199 98
1699 98
Expended.
1411, 72
Unexpended,
$288 26
Police and Suppression of Illegal Liquor Traffic : Appropriated, $1,500 00
From the treasury.
72 00
1572 00
Expended,
1276 79
Unexpended, $295 21
Printing and Stationery :
Appropriated.
$225 00
From the treasury,
164 35
389 35
Expended,
352 95
Unexpended, $36 40
Payments for Interest : Appropriated, Expended,
$800 00
1090 01
Overdrawn, $290 01
Abatement and Collection of Taxes :
Appropriated,
$900 00
From the treasury.
15 50
$915 50
Expended,
1611 29
Overdrawn, 695 79
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Military and State Aid :
Appropriated.
$800 00
From the treasury.
132 00
Received from the State.
1230 00
2162 00
Expended.
1516 00
Unexpended.
$646 00
Post 60. G. A. R. :
Appropriated.
$100 00
Expended.
100 00
D. C. Cotton, for land on Depot St. :
Appropriated.
$300 00
Expended.
300 00
Franklin Library Association :
Appropriated.
$750 00
Expended.
750 00
Water Supply for Hydrants :
Appropriated.
$3700 00
Expended.
3637 50
Unexpended. $62 50
Miscellaneous Town Expenses :
Appropriated,
$800 00
From balance in treasury.
161 74
961 74
Expended.
824 62
Unexpended.
$137 12
New High School Building : Appropriated, Expended at close of fiscal year,
$30.000 00
24.415 37
Unexpended, $5584 68
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Auditor's Report.
I have examined the books, accounts and vouchers of the various officers of the town, and find them correct according to the foregoing detailed statement.
NELSON E. NEWELL, Auditor.
Report of Public Library.
To the inhabitants of the town :
The library was removed to its new apartment in May and this removal made it necessary to call in the books on that month instead of August as usual. Several hundred volumes of worn-out books of the lighter class of literature were thrown out and another class of more valuable books have been replaced by new volumes.
Certain conditions make it necessary to rearrange the books and issue a new catalogue. 1. We have several sup- plements that should be incorporated into the catalogue. 2. The numbers of old books rejected are still on the cata- logue and should be stricken out. 3. Re-arrangement and re-marking the books will make the library more compact and increase shelf room. This improvement, including cost of new catalogue, can be accomplished for from one hundred and fifty to two hundred dollars.
The library has been regularly opened during the year. Number of different persons who have taken out books during the year, 549 ; number of books drawn, 9642.
The librarian has collected fines to the amount of $21.30 ; for catalogues and cards. $16.40 : total, $37.70.
Number of volumes covered, 668 : cost of covering, $13.36. Two volumes were not accounted for at the annual examination of the library in May.
The library has received by donations : Educational Re- ports, 2 vols. : Agricultural Statistics. 2 vols. : Consular Re- ports, 3 vols. ; Report of State Board of Health ; Report of Interstate Commerce Commissioners ; Report of State Li- brarian : Report of Watertown Public Library : Report of Opening Library of University of Pennsylvania ; Report of Boston Dental College ; The Chocolate Plant ; and Manual of General Court of Massachusetts. Expense of taking care of library, $799.96.
WM. M. THAYER, for the Directors.
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Selectmen's Report,
The Selectmen present the following report :
After the Annual March meeting, the Selectmen met and elected George W. Wiggin chairman and Nelson E. Newell clerk. We have pursued the same general policy in repairs of roads as has been followed in previous years ; and the fol- lowing is a brief summary of the work done by the Surveyor of Highways, acting under our general direction.
PERMANENT REPAIRS.
Length of Road Built.
Cuble Yards of Material Used.
Cost of Labor.
Emmons Street,
750 feet.
753
$409 62
High
66
450
180
111 75
Nason
.6
500
66
200
161 75
Summer
66
7300
2675
1249 72
Birch
66
465
80
40 00
Peck
66
637
85
19 91
King
493
148
74 41
Main
..
350
77
55 66
Pond
834
130
41 50
School
66
400
273
157 81
Central
66
2731
66
930
622 10
Total,
14,910 feet.
5531
$2974 23
Dean Street, 66
$179 50
56 50
Wachusett Street.
141 05
Cottage
. .
10 75
Winter
66
10 00
West
66
30 25
Alpine 66
77 70
Green
.6
23 00
Arlington
66
72 00
$600 75
.
..
..
. 6
66
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The rest of the money has been expended on a road scraper and general repairs.
We have prepared the following estimate of the current expenses of the town for the fiscal year ending January 31. 1893, namely :
For support of schools. $11,150 00
Repairs of school houses, 600 00
Miscellaneous school expenses, 500 00
School books and school supplies, 750 00
-$13,000 00
Superintendent of schools,
1,500 00
Repairs of roads, bridges and side- walks, 8,000 00
Support of poor,
4,500 00
Support of fire department,
2,000 00
Water supply,
4,050 00
Payment of town officers.
1,200 00
Payment of town debt.
2,200 00
Payment of interest,
1,850 00
Abatement and collection of taxes,
1,000 00
Street lights,
3,300 00
Printing and stationery,
350 00
Police and suppression of illegal liquor traffic,
1,500 00
State and military aid.
800 00
Support of library of Franklin Li- brary Association.
700 00
Decoration of soldiers' graves.
100 00
Miscellaneous town expenses.
1.000 00
Total. 47,050 00
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE W. WIGGIN. EDGAR K. RAY.
Selectmen.
Warrant for the Annual Town Meeting, March 7, 1892.
NORFOLK, SS.
To either of the Constables of the Town of Franklin. GREETING :
You are hereby required, in the name of the Common- wealth of Massachusetts, to notify and warn the qualified voters of the town of Franklin, to assemble in their Town Hall, on Monday, the seventh day of March, A. D. 1892, at eight o'clock in the forenoon, then and there to act on the following articles, viz. :
ARTICLE 1.
To choose by ballot a Moderator to preside over said meeting.
ARTICLE 2.
To vote by ballot. "Yes" or "No," in answer to the ques- tion. "Shall license be granted for the sale of intoxicating liq- uors in this town ?"
ARTICLE 3.
To choose by ballot the following named town officers for the term of one year, viz. : Three Selectmen. a Town Treas. urer, a Town Clerk. an Auditor, three Assessors of Taxes. three Overseers of the Poor ; a Collector of Taxes : three Con- stables, three members of the Board of Health. and two School Committee for three years.
ARTICLE 4.
To choose all other necessary town officers for the year ensuing.
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ARTICLE 5.
To see in what way and manner the town will collect its taxes the current year.
ARTICLE 6.
To hear a report of the town officers and act thereon.
ARTICLE 7.
To see what action the town will take relative to a pound.
ARTICLE 8.
To vote a suitable number of names of persons into the jury box for the year ensuing.
ARTICLE 9.
To see if the town will authorize the Treasurer, under the direction of the Selectmen, to borrow money in anticipation of taxes for the current year.
ARTICLE 10.
To see if the town will instruct the Selectmen to suppress the illegal sale of intoxicating liquors in the town for the cur- rent year.
ARTICLE 11.
To see what sums of money the town will raise and appro- priate for the repairs of roads, bridges and sidewalks ; for the support of schools, repairs of school buildings, school books and supplies, and miscellaneous school expenses ; for the sup- port of the poor ; for the support of the fire department ; for water supply ; payment of town officers ; payment of town debt and interest ; abatement and collection of taxes ; street lights ; printing and stationery ; suppression of illegal liquor traffic ; payment of police ; State and military aid ; support of the library of the Franklin Library Association ; decoration of soldiers' graves ; and miscellaneous town expenses.
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ARTICLE 12.
To see if the town will vote to require the School Com- mittee to employ annually a Superintendent of Schools, or, with other town or towns form a district for the purpose of employing a Superintendent of Public Schools, and appropri- ate money therefor ; or act or do anything therein.
ARTICLE 13.
To see if the town will appropriate any and what sums of money to construct concrete sidewalks in town, or do any- thing relating thereto.
ARTICLE 14.
To see if the town will appropriate any money to repair the fence around the Town Hall lot, or do anything relating thereto.
ARTICLE 15.
To see if the town will vote to heat the Almshouse by steam or other method than that now used ; and act or do any- thing therewith and make an appropriation therefor.
ARTICLE 16.
To see if the town will vote to purchase the franchise. corporate property, and all rights and privileges, of the Franklin Water Company, in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 182 of the Acts of 1883 ; or act or do anything relating thereto.
ARTICLE 17.
To see what action the town will take toward putting in- candescent lights on Washington Street as far as Miller's Hill, so called ; or do anything relating thereto.
ARTICLE 18.
To see if the town will accept the proposition of Dr. W. H. Baker to deposit with the town fifty dollars, to be held by
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the town and invested, and the income appropriated to keeping the Abijah Baker lot in the cemetery in order in perpetuity : or do anything relating thereto.
ARTICLE 19.
To see if the town will take any and what action in rela- tion to extending the water supply to Unionville : or do any- thing relating thereto.
ARTICLE 20.
To see if the town will take any and what action in rela- tion to adopting a system of sewerage for the whole or any part of its territory ; or do anything relating thereto.
ARTICLE 21.
To see if the town will take any and what action in rela- tion to improving its public parks.
The polls will be opened at eight o'clock A. M., and may be closed at twelve o'clock noon.
Hereof fail not. and make due return of this warrant. with your doings thereon. to the Town Clerk. on or before the hour of said meeting.
Given under our hands at said Franklin. this twenty- fourth day of February. A. D. 1892.
GEORGE W. WIGGIN. EDGAR K. RAY, Selectmen of Franklin.
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Report of Town Clerk.
FRANKLIN, February, 1892.
I am pleased to report that the records of births, mar- riages and deaths of Franklin received favorable mention from the Department of Secretary of State on account of their com- pleteness, fullness and accuracy.
Much of the credit is due to the promptness and accuracy of returns made by the physicians and undertakers, which I would acknowledge.
I have. under the direction of the Selectmen, prepared a Street Book, which is a compilation from the records of every action of the town since its incorporation, in relation to its highways, whether location. re-location or discontinuance. This I believe will be of great value not only for present but for future use.
I would recommend that the births. marriages and deaths be re-indexed, as the present indexes are inaccurate and incom- plete.
The safe used by the town clerk is. in the opinion of those competent to judge. not fire-proof. As therecords of the town. in case of loss. cannot be replaced. I would earnestly recom- mend the provision of a suitable fire-proof safe for the better security of the records.
HENRY E. RUGGLES, Town Clerk.
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Vital Statistics.
Births Registered in Franklin during 1891.
DATE.
NAME OF CHILD.
NAMES OF PARENTS.
Jan. 66
2 Herbert Melville Carter 6 Flora Evelyn Markham
Charles B. and Bessie
66
14 Alfred Francis Tero
Maxim and Mary N.
66
20 John Alfred Mann
Samuel A. and Bridget M. Fred and Kate J.
60
22 Mabel Aldrich Hill
Charies W. and Hattie A.
66
22 Agnes Cora Woolford
Williem F. and Agnes John W. and Emma J.
66
28 Harold Dean Talbot
Henry A. and Sarah F.
. .
20 William Vincent Fitzgerald
Feb. 2 Labarie
66
3 William Henry Buckley 6 Annie Elizabeth Walsh
66
6 Timothy Joseph Murphy
Timothy H. and Hannah R.
.6
12 Annie Elizabeth Donahue
.‹
20 Katherine Josephine Miller 26 Swanson
George W. and Mary E. Nelson and Josephine Henry W. and Bridget
March
9|Frank Edward Granger
66
9 Hubbard Francis Barton 18 Parren
Francis T. and Ida H.
Charles F. and Sarah C.
18 Gertrude Emerson Knapp
24 Lillian Mabel Soar
66
25 Lulu Marjory Souther
James H. and Lucy J. William and Margaret Robert and Margaret Charles and Mary Clemment and Emma
66
19|Lowell Roy Cleveland
William M. and Frances C.
John B. and Laura A.
27 Douglas McMurtrie
James and Abbie James and Rosa George and Mary Ellen
66 S Anna Gladdis Moore
6.
9|James Orion Bouche
Augustus and Seline Adam and Nora
. 6
14 Mary Dora Gagnon
William W. and and Antonio.
6.
19 Joseph Albert Giancolo
Parquale and Philomena
66
26 Lavina Rivers
Louis and Julia
66
24 John William Richardson
Paul and Marv Edward and Flora E.
June 6 Frederick Eugene Liprett
.6
9 Joseph William Hood
John T. and Mary C.
66
23 Gladys Alzada Wright
Walter S. and Luthera W
66
24 Dorris Belle Corson
Harry S. and Minnie H.
66 26 Velmore Geoyell
Joseph and Mary
66
28 Bertha Allen Hemenway
Willard H. and Charlotte G
66
24 Walter Raymond Hood
Cornelius and Mary J. John and Mary Daniel, Jr., and Margaret A. John P. and Mary E.
66
9 Thomas Che ter Rivers
Edward and Josephine William and Mary E.
11 Charles Ewen
April 66 17 Elmer Clement Baro
23 Leicester Rodolph Sharon
May 8 Mary Ellen Murray
11 Ann Elizabeth Laundre
12 Myrtle Childs
Solonois and Hattie E.
21 Hartshorn
Charles H. and Lillian J.
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DATE.
NAME OF CHILD.
NAME OF PARENT.
66
29 Francis Michael Shield 30 Stalley Grant Chilson
Jnly
2 Alice Jenette Wright 3 John O'Hara
6. 3 Stephen Henry Sullivan
66
16 Hazel Louis Barrett
66 26 Ralph Chester Sherman
66 30 Salina Evylin Newell
Aug. 14 Vincent Leo Maroney 20 Edward Senciver
20 Joseph Robert Burns
66 24 Elsie Eva Danish 26 Sarah Doherty
27 Louise Barton Clark
30 Michael Edward Kennedy
66 31 Louis Henry Pariseau
66
Sept. . .
66
.6.
31 Daniel Eugene Shea 3 Maggie Jane McGrory 4 Michael Kearney 4 Timothy Kearney 5 Gladys Louise Guigon
5 Julia Mary Coleman 6 - - Maintien
..
8 Joseph Emerson Woodward 8 Lillian May Cross
66
11 Patrich McGroary
..
19 Jennie Kendall Cook
21 John Edwin Coughlin
66 23|Eva Alice Young 66
66
26 Emeline Aldrich Steen 25 Florence Lyons Grant
Oct. 66
..
5 Archibald Leo Mckennon 5 Mary Isabell Padley 13 Edward Joseph Kane 14 James 'Chester Snider
66
22 Alexander Le Roy Haggart 24 John Winn
66
31 Clarence Addison Mann 2 Santina Mary Cataldo
4 Katherine Terressa Shaunessy
66 66
6 Marv Florence Goss 14 William O'Brien 15 Gertrude Craig Chapman 15 Boyd Palmer Chapman
..
.. 15 Adolph Joseph Laprad .6 17 Albert Nichols Peck 6. 20 John James Donovan
22 Mary Bathia Munnro
Martin and Catherine M. Austin B. and Carrie L Levi and Phoebe Barnard and Rose Stephen H. and Mary A. Sherman H. and Annie L. E. Bertrand and Eva C. Reed C. and Hannah M. Stephen and Margaret Louis and Amelia William and Nettie F. Henry W. and Freeda E. Phillip P. and Maggie E.
William C. and Mary E. Patrick and Julia A. Louis H. and Lizzie John J. and Mary Cornelius and Mary
James E. and Lizzie V.
James E. and Lizzie V.
Frank P. and Nellie A.
George B. and Maria F.
66
13 Anna Estella Brown
66
Nov. ..
Charles E. and Clara A. Julius C. and Emma F. Cornelius and Bridget John H. and Mary E. James H. and Susan Dennis W. and Mary Jane Edgar A. and Rosa M .. Robert J. and Emma A. George H. and Margaret James B. and Margaret G. Raymond L. and Mary I. Timothy E. and Mary J. Wesley and Katie J. Alexander M. and Martha J. George O. and Katie J. Alden T. and Elsie M. Fiore and Lucie Maria Michael A. and Kate William H. and Ella F. Patrick H. and Ella E. Fred P. and Clara M. Fred P. and Clara M. Adolphus and Anna M. Albert E. and Katie F. James and Ellen William and Catherine
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DATE.
NAME OF CHILD.
NAME OF PARENT.
Dec. 3 Earl Franklin Kendrick
Reuben F. and Ada I.
66
5 Irene Groshart Snider
Charles F. and Sarah C.
66 8 Alphonse Arthur LaRoche
. .
10 Doria Bedard
Alphonse and Delvena Trefle aad Amelia
14 Barrow
14 Lillie Dora Leard
John Charles and Mary
66 17 Fredrick Joseph O'Donnell
John and Mary
..
22 James Francis Sullivan
John J. and Anna E.
26 Florence E. Hutchinson
Robert and Emma F .
17 Jennie Stalker Furguson
James and Mary S.
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Deaths Recorded in Franklin during 1891.
DATE.
NAME OF PERSON.
CAUSE OF DEATH.
Y. M. D.
January 3
3
6
5
Keefe.
Still-born ...
16
9
Shippee.
Still-born
.6
11
Electa Jillson ...
Old age
85
5
Reynold.
Still-born.
Pneumoni:
3.9
66
15
Timothy Halloran
Heart failure.
80
8
..
19
R. Elizabeth Mowry
Cholæmia.
68
3
66
28
John Savage.
Cerebral Hyperinia
81 1
9
February
Tillie E. Nason
Carcinoma.
36
3 Daniel C. Cotton
Heart disease
59
8
1
..
18
William Nottage.
Diabetes.
41
-
Harriet B. Richardson
Old age.
95
16
March ..
. .
Edward N. C. Morgat
Septcamia.
3
20
10 | Juliet A. Niles ..
Consumption
43
.6
14
Sarah N. Spaulding
Apoplexy
66 85
10
18
26 | Jane McGee.
Bronchitis
69
4
10
Cerebral Apoplexy ..
96
1-
64
Minne.
Still-born.
-
10
Annie Monro ..
Consumption
40
5
16
Emily Irene Griffin
Congestion of Lungs
9
Diabetes.
65
6
5
Max
Mary E. Cowell.
Diptherla
3
11
1
Zeolide G. Whiting
Old age
6
21
Aden Fisher.
Old age.
1
10
66
David Adams Dorr.
Diphtheria.
Phthisis .
50
8
23
Amelia H. Taft
Consumption
29 5
17
Belle Ignazio.
R. R. injuries.
49
-
..
2.4
George Winslow Gallison.
Neurasthenia
39
60
July
9
John O'Hara.
Convulsions
Phthisis
40
16
Alexander Shiner
Consumption
63
Edward Cassidy
R. R. injuries.
45
16
18
Emily McDonald.
Mesenteric Tuberculosis
45 9
-
Oscar Pearson.
Whooping Cough.
1
6
60
Hartman
Still-born
Heart Discase ..
18
Gladys A. Wright.
Cholera Infantum.
21
Miranda E. White.
Old age ...
79
1 10
Wallace .A. Pierson.
Convulsions
Apoplexy .
Accidental injury.
20
Cholera Infantum
-
Phthisis
28
-
Meningitis
1
1 4
11 1.
John S. Demeritt.
Empya:mia
Polly G. Woodward
Apoplexy Paralysis.
3
24
17 Mart Minne ..
Meningitis.
5
8
19 James Keincy ..
Eutentis . 51
9
21
John Thomos Curran
Meningitis
12 12 15 24
Jesse W. Smith. George H. Engwell
Meningitis
26
-
Sept. ..
27 12 12 Barton Ballou.
Suicide by Hanging
43 68 78
2011
- 1
25
Lydia A. Whiting George.
Still-boru
-
28 3 17 17 20
John W. Jordan.
Pneumonitis.
10 36 10
14 11
June
29 2 10 15
..
Bridget Mclaughlin ..
Apoplexy.
Lucy Moran.
Rheumatic fever ..
John Milles, Jr .. Wight
Still-born ..
20 -
31
August 11 15 19 19
Charles! W. Hurd.
Frederick W. Palmer
Arthur Lewis Williams Thomas W. Cleary
19 21 23 25
Michael Croston
Cirrhosis of Liver.
47
3
Earl B. Nones
Atelectaris pulmonune.
-
12
Henry D. Barrett.
: Ivy E. Dodge.
Consumption
18
6
21 3 Julia A. Wormel. 8 | Oliver M. Gale ...
Heart disease.
56
Old age .. .
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