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F. R. Hayes, labor setting hedge, raking High school lawn, bill 100, 3 90
Frank E. Whitney, engrossing diplomas, High and grammar schools, 24 05
205
Paid M. E. Sterett, carting chairs to
and from school buildings, $ 1 50 J. Harry Dame, money ad- vanced for carting, bill 107, 1 00
Ellen Danahy, 4 days cleaning, 6 30 Mrs. Ethel Randall, 72 hours cleaning, 12 60
Mrs. F. H. Tebbetts, 72 hours cleaning, 12 60
Alice F. Bradley, unloading
coal, 49.107 long tons, 27 50
Addie Kimball, 216 hours cleaning, 37 85
Addie Kimball, 76 hours cleaning, 13 30
Ellen Danahy, 61 hours cleaning, 10 68
Water Department, labor, 1
day High school building, 2 00
Enterprise Grocery, materials for cleaning, bill 120, 2 05
Beaulieu & LaPierre, cleaning materials, 1 82
Mrs. A. Z. Hayes, 155 hours cleaning, 27 12
Harry Roberts, material and labor, 85
F. R. Hayes, money advanced for oil, bill 125, 36
Florence Lavertue, 357 hours cleaning, 62 48
Ellen Danahy, 27 hours cleaning, 4 73
Mrs. Fred Jenness, cleaning, 310 hours, 54 25
206
Paid F. I. Richards, cleaning 3 clocks, $ 1 50
H. N. Crowell, number cards, 1 43
Chas. R. Brackett, cleaning Maple street building, 14 00
Willis E. Meader, cleaning, Meaderboro, 5 00
J. H. Dame, money advanced for material, stage exten-
sion, graduation, bill 141, 95
Alice F. Bradley, unloading coal, 51.674 long tons, 28 94
W. H. Moore, ribbon for diplomas, 5 84
Geo. E. Horne, labor on seats, 13 hours, 2 60
W. R. Gerrish, grading, East Rochester school grounds, 4 00
F. R. Hayes, 14 hours labor, 3 11
Elias Voyer, glass, putty, paint, bill 160, 6 41
Rochester Grocery Co., ammo- nia, soap, naptha, 3 20
J. H. Nute, incidentals, bill 163, 1 70
Lightbody Drug Co., matches, soda, ammonia, 70
I. Cushing, 3 gals. oil, 33
Ward & Mooney, 1 curtain, 1 50
C. A. Sleeper & Son, soap and ammonia, 1 05
C. H. Foss, oil, soap powder, soap, potash, 1 87
Hanscam & McDuffee, use of chairs, 1 50
207
Paid A. W. Richards, window, mill work, finish, bill 171, $ 3 40
F. R. Hayes, 6 iron pins, gravel, repairs on tube cleaner, 3 10
W. H. Carll & Sons, teams,
6 00
E. G. Abbott, material for cleaning, 3 10
U. S. Envelope Co., 4 cases toilet paper, 20 60
G. H. Campbell, expenses in- curred in getting teachers, 6 78
Strafford York Gas Co., gas for laboratory, 2 00
Alice F. Bradley, unloading coal, 56.875 tons gross, 28 44
Alice F. Bradley, 2 men stow- ing coal, 6 00
Hazel Berry, services with
school orchestra, graduation, 10 00
Geo. Morrison, cleaning clock, 85
W. B. Clark & Co., 46 High school diplomas, 9 50
Berry & Shorey, varnish, as- phaltum, zincs, glass, bill 207, 25 52
Henry Evans & Co., screws,
nails, glass, thermometers, bill 208, 4 87
Chas. M. Bailey Co., materials
and labor, bill 209, 30 43
C. E. Junkins, material and labor, bill 210, 43 47
W. K. Kimball, salt for sweeping compound, 35
208
Paid J. Harry Dame, money advanced for lumber, brick, sawdust, carfares, bill 213, $ 2 05
Harry Roberts, iron work,
45
C. E. Junkins, sink, elbows, solder and labor, 7 61
Wilder B. Neal, ¿ doz. glasses,
25
Fred P. Meader, tuning piano, 2 00
Ward & Mooney, repairs on curtains, 25
W. N. Morrison, 6 gaskets, 2 25
Hanscam & McDuffee, 1 table, 3 50
George E. Horne, labor on seats, 40
W. H. Carll & Sons, use of automobile, 2 50
Rochester Lumber Co., sheath-
ing, boards, glass, joists, bill 226, 15 22
Twin State Gas & Electric Co.,
shade and fire plugs, 1. 25
Strafford York Gas Co., gas for laboratory, 2 00
$1,087 89
- Balance on hand,
$521 94
Tuitions due*
From Barrington, $176 88
Farmington, rural district, 117 92
Jackson, 29 48
F. D. Stevens, 14 74
$339 02
Total,
$860 96
Book bills outstanding,
767 28
$93 68 *All the above tuitions paid shortly after closing the books.
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ESTIMATES FOR THE YEAR 1915
Teachers,
$20,000 00
Janitors,
2,500 00
Transportation,
4,700 00
Supervision,
1,400 00
Fuel,
1,500 00*
Repairs,
1,000 00
Insurance,
400 00
Printing,
150 00
Books and Supplies,
1,900 00
Freight and Express,
350 00
Miscellaneous,
1,400 00
$35,300 00
Less Literary fund, about
$800 00
Dog license,
900 00
Tuitions,
600 00
$2,300 00
Amount needed from the city council,
$33,000 00
Statistics
For the Year Ending July 15, 1914 Population of the city by the census of 1910, 8,868
Total number of children in city between 5 and 16 years by September census: boys, 874, girls, 935, 1,809
Total enrollment of public schools,
1,514
Whole number of different pupils who have attended at least two weeks,
1,498
Average membership,
1,310.48
Average daily attendance,
1,221.51
Per cent. of attendance,
93.21
Pupils enrolled in High School,
279
Number of weeks in school year:
High, Grades,
38
Number of schools below the High School,
30
Ungraded or mixed schools,
1
School buildings in use,
7
Estimated value of school buildings, etc.,
$180,000
Approximate cost of High School,
$8,000.00
Number of tardinesses:
Grades,
1,755
High, 1,463
Pupils not absent or tardy during the year,
45
Number of visits by members of school board, Superintendent, 562
34
Parents, citizens and others, 1,965
Average number of days lost by each school by reason of institutes, holidays, weather and other causes, 9.06
37
TEACHERS EMPLOYED BY THE CITY DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR, JULY 15, 1913-JULY 15, 1914
School
Grade
Name
No of Terms Taught for the Year
Home Town
Where Educated
High School
Gilman H. Campbell Anna S. Allen
3
Portland, Me. Rochester Rochester
Bowdoin College Emerson School of Oratory Bryant & Stratton Bus. Col.
Nancy L. Foss
3
John E. Martin
3
W. Peabody, Mass. Salem Normal School, B. Course Rochester
Helen C. Stetson
3
Damariscotta, Me.
Ellen Townsend
3
New Haven, Ct. Rochester
Ralph Whipple
3
3
Gloucester, Mass. Rochester
High School Building Allen Building I
VII
VIII
Annie I. Rollins Ina B. Libby
3
II
Bessie R. Little Edith P. Foss
1號
Westfield, Mass. Strafford Rochester
66
66
III
Lillian I. Dennett Mildred F. Collins
3
V
Jeanie J. Keir
3
VI
Nora K. Collins
3
School Street
I
Bessie L. Allen
3
Boston University Mt. Holyoke College Wellesley College Bates College Boston University
Florence M. Wilson Lida Varney
3
3
66
Bridgewater Normal School Rochester H. S., State Cer. Plymouth Normal School
II
1
3
IV
"
Bridgewater Normal School Plymouth Normal School Salem Normal School Plymouth Normal School Roch. H. S. Trained I Gr. Allen
3
May Springfield
3
School Street II Building III
IV V VI
VII & VIII
Hazel M. Neal Florence M. Osborne Louise Perkins! Florence B. Foss Alice M. Ludden Mary G. Collins Mahala M. Willey Florence Dame Grace Critchett
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Maple Street I Building II
Gonic
III & IV I
Susan Shaw Sadie E. Hanson Maude M. Wilmot
3
Rochester
IV
Mary Smith
1
Hazel Wingate
2
Concord Rochester
VII & VIII I
Ruth M. Libby Dora B. Morrill
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Lebanon, Me. Strafford Rochester
Meaderboro Supt. of Music Supt. Schools
Mary C. Donohoe Everett A. Pugsley
3
3
Building II
III
IV V & VI
Elna B. Mortenson
3
E. Rochester Building II
Berwick, Me. Lisbon
Gorham Plymouth -
III & IV V & VI VII & VIII
M. Vaulein Moore Laura S. Elms Etta J. Stanley Lillian Foss Ida B. Meader
Lebanon, Me. Academy Plymouth Normal School Rochester High School New York University Bowdoin College
Plymouth Normal School
Dover Rochester
Gorham Plymouth
3 3 Barrington Dover
CHANGES IN THE FOREGOING LIST FOR THE FALL TERM, ENDING DECEMBER, 1914
In the place of Nancy L. Foss, John E. Martin, May Springfield, Florence Wilson, Bessie L. Allen and Lillian Foss, resigned; the following named have been in the service of the city since September.
School
Grade
Name
No. of Terms Taught for the Year
Home Town
Where Educated
High School
Eunice L. Hammett
Somerville, Mass.
John R. King A. Carmen Taylor Cynthia L. Knowles Ina F. Babbitt Alice Corson
Taunton, Mass. Kennebunk, Me. Corinna, Me. Fitchburg, Mass. Rochester
Somerville H. S., Col. Course Dorchester Tr. Sch. Bus. Course Simmons Col., Sum. School Bryant & Stratton Bus. Col. Bates College Colby College Wellesley College Gorham Normal School
School Street |I Building E. Rochester Building
VII & VIII
Lida M. Lattie
Portland, Me.
Portland Training School
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Prize Speaking
ROCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL CITY HALL, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 1914 PROGRAM
The Knight's March,
Ryan
Orchestra
The Day of Judgment,
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Jeannette Annis, '15
The King's Great Victory,
Lee Anderson
Mildred Cook, '15
The Cricket on the Hearth,
Charles Dickens
Dorothy Bernice Kendall, '16
In Roseland,
Eugene
Orchestra
Call to Arms,
Patrick Henry
Wallace Wright, '15
The Fall of Georgie Bassett,
Booth Tarkington
Mildred March, '15
Mandolin Club a Gavotte from Mignon, Thomas
b Cradle Song,
Hauser
Gentlemen, the King,
Robert Barr
William Canfield, '14
a Pelang, William Henry Drummond
b The Green Gnome,
Robert Buchanan
Marguerite Brodeur, '14
Adele,
Briquet
Orchestra
JUDGES
Honorable Fred Brown, Somersworth
Mr. George Foster, Foster's Democrat, Dover Miss Evangeline Keefe, Somersworth High School
Graduation Exercises
CLASS OF 1914, ROCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL
CITY HALL, JUNE 24, AT 8 O'CLOCK P. M.
CLASS MOTTO: Vincit qui Partitur
PROGRAM
March, Aida,
Orchestra
Prayer,
Rev. F. H. Hartley
Salutatory,
-
Richard Altheimer
O'er the Waters Gliding,
Address, American Ideals,
High School Chorus Prof. Marshall L. Perrin Orchestra
Selection,
Valedictory,
Ruth McCallister
Song of Spring,
High School Chorus
Awarding of Prizes
Presentation of Diplomas,
Mayor Frank B. Preston
Class Ode,
Class
Benediction, Rev. Joseph Simpson
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CLASS ODE
By Vira Mildred Shedd
Our high school days are over Each must go his separate way
But however far we've parted May our friendship last each day.
Happy days we've spent together In these few short years Recollections we shall cherish That our frienship e'er endears.
Now once more we've come together But alas! To say Farewell To our teachers, friends and schoolmates Who long in our thoughts will dwell.
Now let "Vincit qui partitur" Guide us through our life. May its teachings ever help us Through the years of work and strife.
Class Officers
President, Richard Milton Altheimer Vice President, Philip Wingate Morrison Secretary and Treasurer, Alice Springfield
Class Honors
Valedictorian, Ruth McCallister Salutatorian, Richard Milton Altheimer English, Four Years, Ruth McCallister Latin, Four Years, Ruth McCallister
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French, Three Years, Ruth McCallister German, Two Years, Ruth McCallister Stenography, Two Years, Ellen Hannah Williams History, One Year, Ruth McCallister Mathematics, One Year, Sara Josephine Wallace Chemistry, One Year, Alice Springfield
GRADUATES
Classical Course
Mildred Edwina Dame, Nellie Edith Elizabeth Davis
Marjorie Coffin Forbes, Ruth McCallister,
Bernice White Mills,
Lottie Claire Ricker,
Alice Springfield, Sara Josephine Wallace,
Richard Milton Altheimer, Herbert William Canfield, Chester Arthur Horne
English Course
Margaret Farrin'n Bartlett, Myrtie May Blake, Marguerite Eug'e Brodeur, Florence Estella Cook, Eleanor Katherine Fownes, Vira Mildred Shedd, Franklin Clyde Bassett, Albert Patrick Connell, Willis Llewellyn Hayes, Howard Dodge Hurd, Wilfred Joseph Jacques, Philip Wingate Morrison, Stanley Hough Pinkham, Roy Shaw
Lester Raymond Berry, Walter Benson Gray,
Leon Samuel McCombe, John Vaughn Parsons,
Verne Freeman Preston,
Commercial Course
Winnifred Blanche Garland, Nellie Jeannette Lowe, Ellen Hannah Williams, Tilford Frank Babb, Robert Henry Emmond, Romeo Isidor Larose,
Albert Clifford Mortimer, Irving Franklin Nute
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL GRADUATES, 1914
Wakefield Street, Eighth Grade
Gladys Maude Andrews,
Marie Felice Baril,
Palma Beaudoin,
Hazel Estelle Canney,
Guy Kenneth Chesley,
Norman Carlton Dame,
Dorothea Davis,
Doris Cheever Dennett,
Ellen Ida Dinsmore,
Esther Witherbee Edgerly,
Robert Charles Flanders,
Lottie Marion Goodwin, Arvin Gunnison,
Arthur Grenier,
Freeman Johnson Hanscom,
Mary Arline Hanscom,
Tessie Emma Hooper,
Marie Regina Larochelle,
Clara Viola Little,
John Israel Loignon,
Arthur Raymond Marble, Winslow Ricker McCallister
Douglass Frederick Miller, Eugenia Alice Morrill,
Joseph Atkins Morrison,
Beula Nancie Morrison
Charles Stone O'Neil,
Hormidas Joseph Nadeau,
Roy Edward Page,
Warren Clough Parsons, Margaret Butler Salinger,
Vivian Lillian Reynolds,
Ardys Lura Shaw,
Morrill Joseph Sanborn,
Minnie Rebecca Tanner, Donald Adams Sweet,
Eben Mathew Tompson,
Lola Irene Thompson,
Berthena Miller Winkley.
School Street, Eighth Grade
Josephine Theresa Brennan, Lillian Veronica Cavanaugh Beatrice Augusta Coffin, Doris Varney Coffin,
Mary Kathleen Danahy, Vivian Hilda Grant,
Mona Olive Grant,
Beulah Irene Guilford,
Raymond Holmes Boyle, Vera LeRoy Canney,
James Hervey Edgerly, Werner Eschmann,
John Wolcott Holton,
Esther Julia Hurd,
Mary Charlotte Leighton,
Katherine Robie Lougee, Ruby Estelle Masury,
Everett Wentworth Babb,
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John Joseph Haley,
George E. Hayes,
Ruth Mildred Hiscock,
Willis James Horne,
Frank Jones,
Francis James McDonald,
Mildred Elaine Mathews,
Alice Blanche Rogers,
Agnes Elizabeth Rogers, Marion Worthing Spiers,
George Clifford McClelland Rollins, Edward Frederick Frank Rumazza Lilla Belle Wallingford,
Gonic, Eighth Grade.
Luciene Cartier,
Ethelyn Frances Gray,
Alphonse Joseph Hamel,
Grace Marie Hamel,
Gertrude Jenness, Robert Daniel Marsh,
Rhona Ames McElwain,
Helena Vance McElwain,
Lois Julia Meader,
Edward William Newbury,
Alden Chesley Pearl, Edna Alberta Perreault,
Ernest Henry Stevenson,
Marion Etta Whipple,
Mildred Edna Whipple.
East Rochester, Eighth Grade
Katherine Townsend Bates, Fred'k Sherman Bickford, Everett Shorey Bickford, Charles Warren Birch, Florence J'phn'e Blackmar, Edith Pearl Blaisdell, Sidney Wingate Corson, William Garnett,
Alta Mae Garnett, William Charles Harmon,
George Herries, Mary Elizabeth Jones,
Helen Ethel Mills, Clara Ella Mott,
Mary Frances Witham.
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In submitting this report I take the opportunity to thank the teachers for their fine co-operation and faith- ful labor in carrying forward the school work of the year, and to express to the members of the School Board and to all other citizens interested in the general welfare of the city my deep appreciation of their gener- ous aid and support in helping to render more and more efficient the school system of our municipality.
Respectfully tendered, EVERETT A. PUGSLEY,
Superintendent of Schools.
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Vital Statistics of the City of Rochester
1914
BIRTHS
Births Registered in the City of Rochester, for the Year Ending Dec. 31, 1914
Date of Birth
Place of Birth
Name of the Child (if any)
Male or Female
Stillborn
No. of Child
Color
Maiden Name of Mother
Color Parents
Residence of Parents
Occupation of Father
Birthplace of Father
Birthplace of Mother
¡Age of Father
Age of Mother
1894
Marion Elinor FI
L
1
Horace E. Farrand
Georgia E. Turner
Rochester
Harness Maker Augusta, Me.
Gardiner, Me.
27 18 31|26 25|22
Jan.
1
MarieHenr'te Alvia F Clarence Raymond |M
L
Simeon Rainville Clarence R. Howland Joseph A. Lessard 1 2 Moses H. Tibbetts Gideon Lapierre Fortinat Gingras 1 Lloyd J. Stewart 1
Marie Larochelle Laura B. Harriman Lydia Turcotte Georgie M.B.Daney Ellen Gagnon
Littleton Rochester
Grocery Clerk
Littleton Rochester Berwick, Me. Somersworth
Canada
31|29
6
MargariteAlb'rtina| F
S
3
L
11
All White
3 Adelard Lachance Louis Caron
Corrine St.Laurent Gladys A. Phelan Elise Sylvain Aline Bousang
All White
East Rochester Rochester Gonic
Laborer Machinist
Palmer, Mass. St. John, N.B. England
Rochester P. E. Island Auburn, Me. Rochester
36|33
20 East Rochester William Joseph
M F
1
26
Leo Albert
M
6 Philias Desmarais
Rochester
Salesman Butcher
Augusta, Me. Rochester Canada
Strafford
TabusinlacN.B. Adams, Mass.
29 29
Feb.
4
Raymond John
41 31
5
Alpha Wilmot
66
3 Charles B. May
2
Ovide Castonguay
Gonic
Carpenter Loom Fixer
Canada Grafton, Mass.
Canada
30|25
9|Gonic
13
Ernest Leon
13ł
Charles Bell
Christine Arbing Blanche H. Jones Rose Anna Vachon Eunie Etta Scruton Leontine Moisain Bertha Lefebre Bessie Judkins Lillian Tardy Matilda Balduc Rosie C. Belval Louisiance Roulx Mary E. Poirier
Rochester
Shoemaker
30
31
Farm'ton Road Farmer Rochester -
Boxmaker Shoemaker
Hooksett
Rochester
Sanford, Me.
24 23
8
Harold Levi
Joseph Honori
142138
Apr. 6 |Rochester 1913 May 15 1914
John Franklin
M
4 John Malone
Lillian S. Graham
Shoe Operative Ireland
Rochester
Canada Stewartstown
21 17
3
7
8 Gonic
Meat, Provision Canada
Rochester
34 26 42 40
8 Rochester 8 East Rochester Glen William
East Rochester Shoemaker
Rochester
Farmer Shoemaker
Manchester Rochester Canada
N. Adams, M's 24|20 Canada
29|28 43 42
17 Rochester
18 Gonic
27 30
19| Rochester
F
4 Richard H. Blanchard Ruth K. Seavey
Rochester
East Rochester Mill Employee Unknown
21 Rochester
29 28
29
Edith Arline
F
30
Ann. Rossele Marie MarieLouiseBertha M
S L
5 4 Albert E. Meader 1 James Perrault Eugene Mondville 2 L. Berton Brown Alexander McNeil Fred B. Lemire
Meaderb'roCor. Farmer
Richford, N. Y. Rochester
East Rochester 27 28 Epsom Canada 32 32
26 24
9 Rochester
Marion
F
14
MarieJean.Flor'nce
6
16 East Rochester|George Harold
M
1 George Dow Corson
10 3 2 Arthur W. Hines Herbert E. Barker
Cedulie Fortier Maude E. Adams W. Eugene Springfield Helen M.Spaulding Henry Vachon
Gonic Rochester
Grocer
Madbury Canada
33|33
East Rochester Laborer
Harness Maker Somersworth Shoemaker
Jos. Gideon Gerald M F M
Jos. Amede Walter Joseph Eugene
32 24
Freda Estelle
Farmington 38 34 Canada 40 37 27|19 Quincy, Mass. Redding, Mass. 39 38
Canada
Name of Father
Living or
May
14
15
16
16
19
19 Pickerings
1 Mary
F
L S
M
RitaMarie Adrenne F
L
M
.6
22
22 23
23 24
25
Mar.
6
6 Rochester 10
11
16
16
Canada
38 26
16
18
20
Apr.
2
3 Rochester
6 7 11
.
Yvone M.
:
66
:
Arthur Lucier William S. Smith Henry Tardy Harry L. Chase
4 Joseph F. Swaine
Joseph Vachon Leugi Bolla
Gonic Rochester
Italy Rochester
Rochester Lebanon, Me.
22 22
27 24
Gonic
Salem, N. H. Rochester
29|24
F
M
1 Ovide Godbout
Valida Forgues
Anna LePage Renna Dannis
Pickerings
Boxmaker Brickmaker
Rochester Canada
Canada
24 24
Marie
F
Joseph Larochelle
Néré Tremblay
Anna Perrault Ada M. Barrett Zenaide Laplante Florence E. Stover Bertha M. Lord Bertha M. Lord Ethel MacMillan Cora M. Osgood Lorena A. Lord Mary Hamilton Sadie B. Treadwell Flora M. Shattuck Alma Verville
Odelie Vaillancourt Frances Kendall Florence E.Hersom Fleurida Cormier Delia Nolette
Acton, Maine Rochester
All White
Rochester
Mill Operative |Ireland Shoe Operative Rochester
Baker
Rutland, Vt. Shoe Operative Spencer, Mass.
R. R. Employee Nova Scotia Canada Boxmaker
Lebanon, Me. Port Clyde, N.S.
Lawrence, Mass 29 21 Barrington Rochester Italy
32 40
14
·
21
Joseph Robert
M
America Leon D.
F
2822451642211221343321351377 1 1
All White
Herbert Fulker
Alfred H. Polluck |Henry S. Hoey Ludger Vachon August Tetreault
Albina Archamb'lt Lura M. Bagley Leah M. Osborne |Ida Larochelle Kilda Lapointe Emma Laliberte MildredI.Dickinson Alice May Piper Emma L. Pelletier Alice L. Walker Rose Lessard Resso Orsola Ethel Varney Georgi'a Larochelle Florence M. Ham Emma Beaudoin Maria Vachon
Rochester
Laborer
R. R. Engineer Clerk Machinist Box Factory
U. S. A. Nashua Canada Conway, Mass. Wakefield
Rochester Mass. Canada Quincy, Mass. Shapleigh, Me.
19 18 28 22 29 31 37|19 32 25 32 25 24 23 28|17 28 19 35 37
Kingston,N.Y.
Lynn, Mass. Somerville, M's Berwick, Me. Somersworth Strafford Salem, Mass. Rochester
Boylston. Mass. Sebago, Me.
37|24
6 East Rochester Helen Mildred
M F
2 1 2 3 3
4 Ashton R. Trafton Ashton R. Trafton Paul Hurlburt * Harry S. Faunce Joseph W. Drapeau Ernest Chalmers Fred I. Burnell William Hayes
Theophile Antotte Joseph Brochu
Rochester
Woolen Mill Boxmaker Fore. Box Shop Farmer
Northwood Canada
Amesbury, M's 25 29 Canada 29 20 43 40
23 20 LovellCent'rMe 27 29 Rochester
Lillian Gertrude
F
Marie RoseAnnettel Edmund M 66
Norman Phillip Joseph E. A. L.
42|36 131|24
N.London, Con. Supt. Silk Mill
|N.London Conn|Westerly, R. I. |45 34 Rochester Barre, Vt. 28 28 22|18 24|22 Canada Rochester
23|22
26 18
12
13
·
14
Chester M
Lumber Mill Machinist
Shoe Operative Rochester
27 26 31 28
32|29
Dana S. Roberts Ernest Leblond
Sumner W. Watson Ovide Morin
Lunch Room Shoe Operative Canada
27 20
Raymond Joseph Joseph
Udor Nadeau
47 41
34 28
1944
32
42
4
1
Feb. 15|Rochester 16 19
20
Harold Arthur Marguerite Arline William Donald
Hazel May
F M F Rosie Maynella Roger David
Kenneth Hurlburt M F
Wilda Claire Joseph EmileAlbert M Roger Kendall
Ernest W. Bickford
2 2 Forrest Lester Henry Lamontagne Honore Dubois Byron H. Horne George Duchano
Delphine M. Vallie Aurilia Coutre
Shoe Operative Rochester Wood Chopper Canada England Bookkeeper Brickmaker Weaver
Rochester Acton, Me.
25 22
Canada Farmington
42 39
25 East Rochester Joseph George
AlfredHemst'd, Jr. Esther Sarah Fİ
Regina Albertine
Marie Angelina Grace M.
26|21
24 Gonic 29 Rochester 10
Brickmaker Carpenter Shoemaker Farmer
Dover Rochester
Carpenter
East Rochester Weaver
Lawyer Boxmaker
.
1 Edward Hurd Fred Ryan 2 Joseph G. Langevin Edwin R. Dinsmore 1 1
Fred Armand.Jos. M
Marjorie Lois Louise Marie
Births Registered in the City of Rochester-Continued
Date of Birth
Place of Birth
Name of the Child (if any)
Male or Female
Living or
No. of Child
Color
Color Parents
Residence of Parents
Occupation of Father
Birthplace of Father
Birthplace of Mother
Age of Father
Age of Mother
May
19 East Rochester Dorothy Mildred 20 Rochester
M
66
21
Mary June Donald Ralph
M
10
3
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2
4
:
4
June
1
-
F
F
10 2
3 ·Wilfred L. Bousquin Domicile Turcotte Ceaser Ragasio Ludger Jacques
All White
Laborer
Canada Rochester
Canada
26 24
16
Blacksmith
P. E. Island
Rochester
29|20
17
Shoemaker
Rochester
Ascoda, Mich.
24 21
22
Lumberman
Canada
Northwood
29 18
23
Shoemaker
Rochester
Canada
34:30
24
Laborer
Canada
39|37
27
27 Gonic 3 Rochester
56.38
Boxmaker
Lawrence, M's Rochester
29 23
Joiner
Effingh'm, N.H. Milton
27 23
18
19
23
24
24
|Harry Stone
M
2
Archie R. Emerson
Annie M. Pellerin Clara Lenners Mary B. Daley Susie E. Tebbetts Eva Lamontagne Mattie E. Shorey Elizab'th A. Hersom Emma F. Smith Nellie Clark
East Rochester Boxmaker Rochester
Shoemaker
Portsmouth
Rochester
29|26
East Rochester Minister
Rochester
Laborer
Woburn, Mass.
Bangor, Me.
38|27
31
Drug Clerk
Rochester
Rochester
32|29
Lumber Cutter Lancaster
Canada
Italy
Italy
30 23
11
-
S
All White
2 1
Thomas Sylvain Joseph A. Chabot
Farmington |Rochester
Gonic Rochester
Wood Chopper Br'k&Boxm'k'r
56 38
8
M
3
1 7 Theophile Forcier James H. Allen Guy L. Sawyer
Josephine Brown
Shoemaker
Canada
Rochester
26 23
F 66
2 2 Forrest Chalmers
Albertine Jacques Jennie Springfield Bernice J. Lord
Florist
Rochester
Laborer
Dover
24|22
L
John J. Perkins Albert P. Little Jeremiah J. Morin
East Rochester Clergyman Rochester
Danville, Que.
Lime, N. H. Austria
40:36
Physician
Shoemaker
Rochester
Rochester Canada
43|33
25
26 East Rochester Richard Nathan 29 Rochester
1 2 Ralph C. Tebbetts Alfred Ferland Fred O. Shorey |Archibald W. Dudley 1 Oscar W. Stuart Thomas B. Cullen Frank C. Foss
Grace M. Dunlap Jennie D'Anjou Philomene Turcotte
Shoemaker
Merchant
Somersworth
31 23
16
Jos. Nap. Maurice M MarieLouiseAnn'tel F Bayfield S. M
5
Napoleon Jacques Bayfield Shaw
1
M F M F
6 Henry R. Vachon Elias Bannister
July
3
€
7
R. R. Employee Quebec
Center Ossipee 46 42
=
11 Napolean Martineau Eugene Luneau
66
4
R. R. Stat. Agt. Chelsea, Mass.
Chesham, Can. No. Stratford
29 28
24
Shoe Operative Canada
Fitchburg, M's East Rochester 30 25 Lebanon, Me. Lebanon, Me. 24 19
30
4
Natalie Meta Jos. Normand Ray. M Lucie Marguerite
Canada
28|29 44 41
9
Marie Rose Yvonne F Joseph Alfred, Jr. Marie Jeanette
35|28
2 2 Emile Lachapelle Theophile Forcier
Theresa Venezio Sophie Drapeau Emma Larochelle Hazel M. Hammond Yvonne D'Anjou LizzieL.Richardson Georgina Lapointe Matilda Douthwri't Rose A. Lachapelle Alma Desmarais Alma Desmarais Gladys Emma Piper Estelle M. Cotton
Shoemaker
45 40
F
Stillborn
Name of Father
Maiden Name of Mother
Marie Jilbette Marie Gertrude Marie Germain T. James Albert Guy Ellsworth Laurence Pearl Palma Pauline Alice Velma
31 23
24 19
July 27 Rochester 29 30 Gonic Aug. 2 Rochester 3
4
5
Robert Ernest Leda
M
1
F
6
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2 4
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2
1
1
14
Louis Thomas
M F
4. & George I. Dunnells =
Addie L. Nute
Shoemaker
Lynn, Mass. Ireland
Harwich, Mass. Dennis, Mass.
Dover
Lisbon
Sanford, Me. Rochester
23|25
6 8 10
..
CatherineChristina F Marie Annette
:
2 Ernest Masse Paul P. Atland
5 Ferdinas Martineau Fred Ellis 2
Shoemaker
Brockton, Mass. Laconia
Canada
144.29 36.34
20 Rochester 21
M F
4 7 William Newbury James E. Lucey, Jr. Louis Leclaire 8 2 5 Ludwig J. Jalson Henry Beaulieu Michel Morin
Gonic Rochester
R.R. Sect.Hand Canada
Brickmaker
Laborer
25
Farmington Me 31 34
Oct.
3
Maria Aurore
Strafford
Canada Rochester
49|28
7
Willis Edmond
M
4 Dana W. Grover
8
Helen Mary
F
2. Henry J. Laverdiere George F. Lord
.
10
14 East Rochester Erlon Thomas
--
M
L
9
1
Harvey D. Smith Eugene Chretien Ashall Couture Perley H. Roberts Wilson C. Edgerly Louis S. Bergeron Ernest Lamy Amie Lachapelle Lester M. Creamer John J. Taylor Thomas W. Boyce David Charette Onisephore Lacasse William E. Crockett Philip Archambault Joseph Lessard
Marion Loring Delia Du bois Lena Crateau Hazel A. Hunter Lizzie M. Litchfield Albina Therrian Olina Cadran Melina Crotean Julia M. Glade Bertha Lee Bessie M. Jenness Edna I. Ham Regina I. Lemire Lilla B. Faulkner Deneige Turgeon Rosie Lafay
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