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Respectfully submitted,
JOHN H. BATES, M. D. FRANCES EASTMAN, R. N.
Report of Playground Supervisor
To the Superintendent of Schools:
The need for economy in municipal expenditures makes it necessary for all unnecessary expense to be eliminated. The need of a playground does not have to be proven for it is now the property of the city and the only work done is cleaning out brush and dead trees. This is necessary for protection. The only question is whether it pays to have supervision and add new equipment or allow the children to use the playground as they see fit.
Children all have the play instinct which finds ex- pression in various ways and places. They are bound to play in their own yards, in the street, or in vacant fields, depending largely on the companions they keep. At first glance, such play seems free of all supervision, but in every group there is a leader and the character- istics of the group are very often similar to those of the leader. It must be decided whether the difference in supervision is worth paying for.
The big advantage the Dominicus Hanson Park has over other playgrounds is the opportunity for swim- ming. In order to find out what percentage of the children of the city can swim a questionnaire was filled out by the high school students and the pupils of Wakefield Street School. It was expected by many that probably not more than one out of every five boys and girls could swim. It was a pleasant surprise to find out that out of 137 boys questioned, 95 could swim, and that of 174 girls, there were 62 who could
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swim enough to save themselves. On a percentage basis this means that 69% of the boys and 36% of the girls in the high school building can swim. Considered as a group it means that one out of every two can swim, which probably cannot be said of the older peo- ple. The fact that parents knew the swimmers were looked after undoubtedly resulted in more children being given the opportunity to learn to swim. One of the main needs for the supervision lies in the fact that so many children frequent the river and in some cases get in beyond their depth.
During the past season a small beginning was made in land and water sports. Another year it is planned to hold weekly competitions and award suitable prizes at the close of the season. During the last three and one-half weeks of the season Miss Virginia Bliss took charge of the smaller children and conducted very successful weekly picnics besides the usual games and story hours.
No new equipment was added this year but the Red Cross made arrangements with the city officials to cover the tennis court with hot-top. This makes a durable tennis court which will withstand much use and furnishes a public court which can be used at any and all seasons.
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES B. CONLON.
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TABLE A-REGISTRATION AND ATTENDANCE FOR SCHOOL YEAR, 1921-1922
SCHOOL
No. Pupils
Registered*
Boys
Girls
Average
Attendance
Average
Absence
Average
Membership
Percent. of
Attendance
Number of
Tardinesses
ALLEN SCHOOL
Bernice E. Frye
36
17
19
26
3
29
89.6
24
Gladys L. Gilman
32
20
12
25.27
1.65
26.92
93.87
37
Lillian I. Dennett
27
16
11
26.65
1.72
28.37
93.93
9
Laura S. Elms
41
15
26
37.18
2.02
39.20
94.84
20
Jean J. Keir
42
18
24
34.77
1.66
36.43
95.15
5
Florence Buckley
35
18
17
30.22
2.03
32.25
93.73
12
Julia E. Maclaren
39
20
19
37.64
2.68
40.32
93.35
32
Lida Varney
39
27
12
32.38
1.97
34.35
94.26
18
WAKEFIELD ST. Ethel W. Leonard
48
24
24
43.85
1.82
45.67
96.01
33
SCHOOL ST.
Alice M. Corson
38
18
20
27.92
2.8
30.72
90.88
33
Josie Jacobs
26
12
14
23.37
1.36
24.73
96
5
Florence M. Perkins
34
15
19
30.15
2.01
32.16
93
13
Louise P. Sawyer
34
21
13
32.97
1.75
34.72
94.9
3
Lillian F. Cooper
35
19
16
31.96
1.86
33.82
94
19
Alice M. Ludden
36
19
17
29.91
1.69
31.60
94.6
17
Mary I. Smith
36
21
15
28.10
1.10
29.20
96.2
71
Mary G. Collins
37
17
20
33.86
1.21
35.07
96.5
6
MAPLE ST.
Hattie M. Littlefield
32
15
17
26.97
1.89
28.86
93.1
46
Bessie M. Littlefield
35
13
22
33.71
1.80
35.51
94.9
30
Florence E. Dame
36
17
19
35.79
2.62
38.41
93.17
59
GONIC SCHOOL
Jane McDonald
34
21
13
29.97
2.26
32.23
92.7
13
Helen M. Eastman
29
18
11
28.66
1.42
30.08
95.5
14
Ellen L. Hart
23
14
9
19.09
.66
19.75
96.6
30
Marion E. Gray
44
24
20
38.77
1.55
40.32
96.13
26
EAST ROCHESTER
Elizabeth Blanchard
42
27
15
35.6
1.8
37.4
95.3
60
Melissa H. Jacobs
37
16
21
33.4
1.14
34.54
96.6
36
Mabel E. Warburton
40
19
21
35.38
1.33
36.71
96.37
47
Laura B. Mann
33
15
18
28.57
1.58
30.15
94
81
MEADERBORO
Ida B. Meader
21
10
11
15.23
2.06
17.29
88
29
NORTH ROCHESTER **
Elfreda M. Currier
1
1
.96
.14
1.10
87
0
HIGH SCHOOL
300
129
171
263.57
11.66
275.23
95.76
121
TOTAL
1322
655
667
1157.87
64.24
1222.11
94.7
949
*This excludes re-registrations through transfer from one school to another in the city.
** Pupils living in North Rochester, in the first six grades, attend the South Milton School. Rochester pays one-third of the expenses of this school.
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Table B-Transportation
Name
No. Carried
Route
Pay
per week
Jesse Baker
5
Salmon Falls Road
$12.50
Wesley Blaisdell
17
Salmon Falls Road
18.00
Edgar Duchesneau
2
Pickering's Crossing
1.00
George Gagne
1 Milton Road
5.00
Charles Gerrish
2 House to Tibbetts' Corner
5.00
Samuel Hale
16
Rochester Neck & Little Can.
22.00
William F. Hartford
4
Shoreyville
12.50
Mrs. F. Hodgdon
4 Meaderboro Road
10.00
Mrs. Addie Hussey
4 Dry Hill Road
8.00
Frank Osgood
7
Gonic to Dry Hill
14.00
Olive Page
8 Farmington Road
16.00
W. T. Sawyer
13 Ten Rod Road
20.00
Phylura Weeks
9
Rochester Hill
12.00
Pupils transported to Gonic on electric cars, 16
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TABLE C-JANITORS
Name of School
Name of Janitor
No. Weeks Employed
Pay per year
High
Frank R. Hayes
52
$1200
Allen
George E. Horne
39
800
School Street
Leroy S. Redlon
39
800
Gonic
Justin H. Gear
39
800
East Rochester
Charles Johnson
39
800
Maple Street
Charles Brackett
36
500
Meaderboro
Willis E. Meader
36
100
Table D-Teachers, January 1, 1922
School
Grade
Name
Educational Preparation
Home
Superintendent High School
Mathematics
Bernard Ross
Columbia University, A. M. (S4)
Headmaster Submaster Assistants
Mathematics English
Anna S. Allen
Emerson School of Oratory
French, German
Mavorette Blackmer Bates College, A. B.
History
Agnes Burnham
Smith College, A. B. Emerson School of Oratory (S1) Colby College
Science Commercial ·
Mabelle M. Clow James B. Conlon Nancie F. Evans Ruth A. Fanning Rhoda A. Hyde Marion E. Ireland Dorothy M. Sears Sara J. Wallace
Bryant & Stratton College Boston University, A. B. New Hampshire College, B. S. Wellesley College, A. B. Salem Normal School Wellesley College, A. B.
Danvers, Mass. Rochester
Wakefield Street Allen
VIII
Ethel W. Leonard
Bridgewater Normal School
So. Lebanon, Me.
I
Bernice E. Frye Gladys L. Gilman
Portsmouth Training School Farmington High School (S3) Bridgewater Normal School (S2)
III IV
Lillian I. Dennett
Plymouth Normal School
V
Laura S. Elms Jeanie J. Keir
Salem Normal School
Florence E. Buckley Plymouth Normal School
IVI
Alfred W. Smith
Harvard College, A. B. (*S2)
Rochester
Bates College, A. B.
Rochester
Herbert W. Canfield Bates College, A. B.
Rochester Rochester Erving, Mass. South Essex, Mass.
English
Rochester Rochester Rochester Danvers, Mass. E. Kingston, N. H. Newburyport, Mass.
French
Domestic Arts Latin Commercial
Eng., Com'l. Geog.
II .
Portsmouth Farmington Rochester Rochester Rochester
Rochester
Table D-Teachers, January 1, 1922-Continued
Allen
VII VII-VIII
Lida Varney Charlotte Leighton
Bridgewater Normal School Plymouth Normal School
Rochester Rochester
School Street
I
II III
IV
V
Plymouth Normal School
VI
Plymouth Normal School
VII
Plymouth Normal School (S1)
VIII
Plymouth Normal School (S1)
Maple Street
I
Hattie Littlefield Bessie Littlefield Florence E. Dame
Gorham Normal School Gorham Normal School Plymouth Normal School
Alfred, Me. Alfred, Me. Rochester
Gonic
I-II III-IV
Jane McDonald Marion Whipple Ellen L. Hart Marion E. Gray
Plymouth Normal School
V-VI
Plymouth Normal School
VII-VIII
Plymouth Normal School
Farmington
East Rochester
I-II
III-IV V-VI VII-VIII
Elizabeth Blanchard Melissa H. Jacobs Mabel E. Warburton Bridgewater Normal School (S1) Gorham Normal School Gorham Normal School Laura B. Mann
E. Lebanon, Me. E. Rochester E. Rochester Shapleigh, Me.
Meaderboro
I-VIII
Ida B. Meader
Seven Summer Sessions Rochester High School
Rochester
Supervisor of Music
Lois C. Ricketts
Northampton Institute and private study
Barre, Mass.
*S indicates attendance at a full session of summer school. The figure indicates the number of such sessions
Alice M. Corson Josie Jacobs Florence M. Perkins Louise Sawyer Lillian F. Cooper Alice M. Ludden Mary I. Smith Mary G. Collins
Gorham Normal School (S1) Rochester Training School (S1) Gorham Normal School Plymouth Normal School
Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester
II-III
IV-V
Keene Normal School
Rochester Rochester Rochester
Financial Statement
January 1, 1922 to January 1, 1923
RECEIPTS
Appropriation, Jan., 1922, $82,000 00
Tuitions,
771 35
Dog licenses, 907 42
Sale of typewriters,
126 00
Transferred from fuel account, 118 25
Miscellaneous,
127 76
$84,050 78
EXPENDITURES
Administration :
Superintendent's secretary, $750 00
Printing and office supplies, 219 75
Attendance officer, 450 00
Census of children, 5-16 years of age, 113 75
Telephone, offices of Superintend- ent and Headmaster, 114 73
Superintendent's expenses, travel outside the city, 52 90
Postage and express,
47 33
Other expenses of administra- tion, 66 13
$1,814 59
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Instruction :
Regular teachers' salaries,
$47,694 59
Music supervisor,
1,068 90
Evening school teachers,
953 00
Substitutes,
402 04
Payments to teachers attending summer school,
275 00
Elementary tuition (North Roch- ester),
315 07
Textbooks,
1,467 96
Pupils' supplies,
1,707 92
Flags,
18 23
Graduation exercises,
47 19
Other expenses of instruction,
5 14
$53,995 04
Operation and Maintenance :
Janitors' salaries,
$5,091 47
Cleaners,
278 60
Janitor at evening school,
126 00
Janitors' supplies,
394 80
Fuel,
3,311 33
Light,
101 52
Minor repairs,
1,657 54
Other expenses of operation,
90 65
-
$11,051 91
Auxiliary Agencies :
Library, reference books,
$104 89
Medical inspection,
1,205 14
Transportation,
6,189 81
Playground supervisor,
246 00
$7,745 84
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Equipment and Other Charges :
New equipment, $556 53
Adjustable seats and desks, 1,175 06
Slate blackboards,
433 78
Replacing typewriters,
385 00
State supervisory tax,
2,870 00
Superintendent's salary above the minimum,
1,300 00
Insurance,
263 40
Special repairs,
349 62
$7,333 39
$81,900 77
Bill for desk and scales carried over from
1921, 2,150 01
$84,050 78
The School Board in its budget for 1922 planned to spend on the schools $83,778. It spent $81,900.77. This was for current expenses. This amount is less than the amount of the budget because the interior of the High School was not painted as planned. There- fore the Board kept within the estimate given to the citizens, as it also did the previous year.
In addition to the expected current expenses for 1922 the Board had to pay $2,150.01 for scales (one for each building for the monthly weighing of pupils) and adjustable seats and desks. This equipment was ordered in the latter part of 1921. There was at the end of the year 1921 a balance on hand of $4,681.18 which was of course adequate to pay this bill. Through an oversight no balance was carried over to 1922 to
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take care of this. Therefore the bill had to be paid out of the 1922 appropriation in addition to the regu- lar expenses. This made the total expenditures for the year 1922 $84,050.78. But even so only $118.25 had to be transferred to the school department to settle its accounts.
BUDGET FOR 1923 ADOPTED JAN. 18, 1923 ADMINISTRATION
Superintendent's secretary, $775 00
Printing and office supplies, 225 00
Attendance officer, 300 00
Census of children, 5-16 years of
age, 120 00
Telephone, offices of Superintendent and Headmaster, 75 00
Superintendent's expenses, travel outside the city, 75 00
Postage and express,
50 00
$1,620 00
INSTRUCTION
Regular teachers' salaries,
$50,900 00
Music supervisor,
1,100 00
Evening school teachers,
1,000 00
Substitutes,
600 00
Elementary tuition (North Roch-
ester),
325 00
Textbooks,
1,400 00
Pupils' supplies,
1,800 00
Flags,
25 00
Graduation exercises,
50 00
-
$57,200 00
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Janitors' salaries,
$5,072 00
Cleaners,
300 00
Janitor at evening school,
120 00
Janitors' supplies,
325 00
Fuel,
3,300 00
Light, ;
150 00
Minor repairs,
500 00
$9,767 00
AUXILIARY AGENCIES
Medical inspection,
$1,000 00
Transportation,
6,000 00
Playground supervisor,
300 00
$7,300 00
EQUIPMENT AND OTHER CHARGES
New equipment, general, $200 00
Replacing old typewriters, 140 00
State supervisory tax ($2.00 per pupil), 2,942 00
Superintendent's salary above min- imum, 1,300 00
Insurance, 20 00
$4,602 00
Special repairs on school buildings, 511 00
$81,000 00
Calendar 1922-1923
GRADES
1 September 5 to December 15, 14 weeks
2 weeks vacation
2 January 2 to February 16, 1 week vacation
7 weeks
3 February 26 to April 20, 1 week vacation
8 weeks
4 April 30 to June 15, 7 weeks
36 weeks
HIGH SCHOOL
1 September 5 to December 22, 15 weeks
1 week vacation
2 January 2 to February 16, 1 week vacation
7 weeks
3 February 26 to April 20 1 week vacation
8 weeks
4 April 30 to June 22, 8 weeks
38 weeks
SCHOOL SESSIONS
High School, 8.00 A. M .- 1.00 P. M.
Allen, School St., Maple St., 8.45-11.45 A. M. and 1.15-3.15 P. M.
East Rochester, 9.00-11.55 A. M., and 1.15-3.20 P. M. Gonic, 8.45-11.45 A. M. and 1.00-3.00 P. M.
Meaderboro, 8.45-11.45 A. M. and 1.00-3.15 P. M.
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Labor Day, Columbus Day, Thanksgiving Day, with the Friday following, Christmas Day, New Year's Day, Washington's Birthday, Fast Day, Memorial Day, and every Saturday.
NO-SCHOOL SIGNAL
Two blasts upon the fire alarm, repeated once.
At 7.05 A. M., all schools closed for the forenoon.
At 8.00 A. M., elementary schools closed for the forenoon.
At 12.30 P. M., all schools closed for the afternoon.
At 11.15 A. M., all grades dismissed at the usual morning closing hour for the rest of the day.
The same signals will be sounded in Gonic and East Rochester.
TUITION
Tuition for non-resident pupils is $55.00 a year for the High School and $1.00 a week for the elementary schools.
Non-resident pupils desiring to be admitted to Roch- ester schools should first secure a written permit from the superintendent of schools.
Graduation Exercises
CLASS OF 1922, ROCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL City Hall, Rochester, New Hampshire June 22, 1922, at 8. P. M. CLASS MOTTO :- Conficimus Incepta
PROGRAM
Music, Barcarolle,
Offenbach
HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA
Processional March,
F. H. Williams
HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA
Prayer,
REV. HERBERT F. QUIMBY
Music, Forget-me-not,
Giese-Hilton
HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB
Salutatory, Answering the Call, ESTHER HALE
Essay, America, the Hope of the World,
JOHN E. WRIGHT
Essay, The Romance of Coal,
CLARA WARBURTON
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Music, Salut d'Amour, E. Elgar
HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA
Essay, The Shame of America's Illiteracy, CHRISTINE SHEDD
Essay, Meccas of the World, MILTON PARSONS
Valedictory, Graduation, a Beginning, Not an Ending, LOUISE RICHARDSON
Music, When the Foeman Bares the Steel, Sullivan (From "Pirates of Penzance") GIRLS' GLEE CLUB AND BOYS' CHORUS
Awarding of Prizes,
Presentation of Diplomas,
MAYOR WILLIAM K. KIMBALL
Class Ode,
CHARLES D. COLMAN
Benediction,
REV. E. W. CHURCHILL
March,
HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA
CLASS OFFICERS
President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer,
Raymond Marquis Alcide Turmelle Esther Hale Reta Geddis
CITY OF ROCHESTER 261
CLASS COLORS Blue and Gold
CLASS HONORS
Valedictorian, Salutatorian,
Louise Richardson Esther Hale
GRADUATES
ACADEMIC COURSE
Quelma Britomarte Allen Louise M'gu'te Richardson Charles David Colman Normandie Marie Rioux
*Noreene Hattie Dynan Helen Augusta Ross
Esther Nathalie Hale Christine Shedd
Edmond James Houle
Kathryn Wallace
Richard McDuffee
John Erwin Wright
E. Milton Parsons
GENERAL COURSE
Roger Stanton Blaisdell Frank Wentworth Hussey
Charles Aime Dostie Raymond E. Marquis
Leon Kenneth Fennerty Mahlon Vaughn Stevens
John James Healy Ralph H. Wentworth
COMMERCIAL COURSE
Ruth N. Burnham Helen May Palmer
Rosamond Ann Casey Florence Virginia Estes Reta B. Geddis
Florence Haden Gray Mildred Sarah Lowe
Daisy M. Phillips
Mildred Amy Sanborn
Bernice Gladys Tibbetts
Alcide George Turmelle
Isabelle Mae Varney
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Gladys McAllister
Agnes Smith Walsh
Wilma May Otis
Clara Esther Warburton
*Certificate-Diploma will be granted on completion of work.
GRADUATES OF EIGHTH GRADE, 1922
WAKEFIELD STREET SCHOOL
George W. Brown Clifford L. Marden
*Lillian S. Burgess
*Charlotte A. Burrows
*Russell D. Charles
*Evelyn Draper
*Elmon F. Moore
*Bernard N. Dunnells Geneva A. Fennerty *Lois A. Fownes
*Ralph W. Goodrich
*Wallace E. Green
*Mavis B. Hodgdon *Gertrude S. Horne *Evelyn F. Howard Hazel M. Hull
*Elmer L. Seavey
*Hylda I. Shaw
*Gladys V. Shepard Dorothy L. Smith
*Dorothy E. Storms A. Leora Saull
*Jeannette O. Ward Henrietta J. Willet
SCHOOL STREET SCHOOL
*Bernadette H. Allen
*Doris Brown
*Hattie E. Brown Howard E. Chase
*Reginald W. King
*Olga I. Langford
* Alice B. Marchand Roselle E. Marcotte
*Kennett R. Kendall
*James Leblond Emile J. Lessard
*Ralph M. Lowd Eleanor L. Mansfield
*Norman S. McCallister
* Ateena R. Michael
*Barbara G. Mitchell
*W. Harold Muggleston *Dan M. Nixon *Hilda A. Preston
*Florice M. Robie George E. Rowe
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*Eustace B. Corson
*Natalie P. Davis
*Louise Dickinson
*Charles L. Phillips
*Doris Hamilton
*Orestes L. Rumazza
*Marian J. Hartley
*Robert S. Rumazza
*William G. Hayes Hazel A. Heath
*Helene Sarsfield
*Lawrence E. Shaw
*Brendon E. Smith
*Leona M. Horton
*Anna Stark
*Myron M. Weeks
GONIC SCHOOL
Rose Caya
Beatrice Couture
Edward Crateau
*Morris Marsh Faith Meader
*Kenneth Fernald Mary Goupil
*Lawrence Osgood
*Mary Hamel
Norma Thomas
*Carl Hartford
*Charles Watson
EAST ROCHESTER SCHOOL
Yolanda Adams
Tressa Moody
*Leila Bagley
*Winnifred Page
*Richard Bates
*Natalie Perkins
*Robert Pringle
*Beryl Small
*Herman Cilley
* Alice Thompson
*Herbert Hoyt
*Clifford Tibbetts
*Virginia Hurd Lulu Moody
*Edwin Towle
*Raymond Walsh
*George Lachapelle
Ellen Laflamme Valeda Larion
*Edyth Hooper
*Helen Jackson
*Leland Maxfield
*Charles S. Morrill
*Eleanor Blaisdell Clayton Bousquin
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MEADERBORO SCHOOL
*Melvin E. Downing *Elsie L. Macleod
*Edythe L. Hall *Leon B. Meader
*These pupils entered High School September, 1922.
IN MEMORIAM
Louise Hurd, Maple St. School, Oct. 1, 1922. Ellen Lefebvre, High School, Oct. 6, 1922. Leon Roberts, Allen School, Oct. 16, 1922.
Vital Statistics of the City of Rochester 1922
Births
Births Registered in the City of Rochester, for the Year Ending December 31, 1922
Date of Birth
Place of Birth
Name of the Child (if any)
Male cr Femal
Living cr
No. of Chi'd
Name of Father
Maiden Name of Mother
Color Parents
Residence of Parents
Occupation of Father
Birthplace of Father
Birthplace of Mother
Age of Father Age of Mother
Jan. 1 Rochester 1 2
Marvin Edward Elmer William Leo Elzear
M
2
Victor Canney
2 1 Harry A. Mallett Elzear Dupont
Edith M, King Jane Quercle Lucy D. Marshall Emilienne Gagnon Margaret Durward Rose Dolbeck
E. Rochester Gonic Rochester
Shoemaker Grocer
3
Preocille Helena
F
6 Gedeon Lapierre
1
George J. Barber
4
J. P. H. Dutilly Arthur Jacques Ernest A. Hudson
Alvina Perusse
Laconia
Farmer
Laconia
Negaunee Mich 43 24 Lempster Rochester
19 27
5
Ralph Edward
M F
4
M
1
Rosie Herbert
Rochester
Laborer
Canada
Berlin
36 25
20
James Carley
Grace Bodge
Barrington
Farmer
Epsom
Barrington
60
36 27
26
Shoemaker
Dover
Rochester
Canada
Canada
26
27
30
George Cammile M
4
M
1 Albert A. Belval Ernest Horne 1
Mason
Farmer Movie Operator Westerly, R. I. Ireland
Rochester
24
24
14
Harold Norman
M
Harold Pearl
3
Willis S. Blaisdell
Clerk
Rochester
Jackson
34 24
Burton Meserve Thais
1
14
Arthur Labelle
Olivene Custo
Rochester
Laborer
Canada
LawrenceMass. 45 Rochester 38
39
4
Tony S. Lance
Ethel M. Berry
Mason
Italy
38 39
24
.€
5
Tony S. Lance
Ethel M. Berry
Rochester
Shoemaker
Spinner
Rochester P. E. Island Canada Somersworth
Wolfeboro Airfield, Eng. Lebanon, Me. Canada Scotland
35 42 30 33
34
5
Barbara Ethel
2
1
Viola M. Roundy Marguerite Ames Laura G. Webber Vera G. Williams
E. Rochester
Clerk, Gr'in Mill Rochester
Farmerv'e N.Y. St.Stevens N.B. 25 21
10 E. Rochester 14 Rochester 20
Harold S. Stephens James C, Constable Arthur Lafontaine Clarence A. Buzzell
Eina J. Blake
Rochester
Truckman
Waterboro, Me. Rochester
25
22
Yard Foreman
Groveland, M's.
42
40
26
Geraldine Evelyn Elizabeth Hopkins Kenneth Edward Muriel Mary Kilda
All Living
All White
Carroll E. Andrews James Lucey
Edward Brooks
Mary O' Brien Gladys M. York Kilda Lefebvre Bellane Paridis
Carpenter
Dennisville, Me. Edmunds, Me.
34 38
Feb.
3 4
Harold Arthur
R.R. Signalman Sanford, Me. Rochester
Somersworth
39
22
13
Mary Rita Florence F
31 32
32
17
John William
1 Walter H. Bickford E. Thayer McBride
E. Rochester
Mgr.Shoe Shop
S. Weym't, M's. S. Weym'h M's 28
44
Norman Edward Catherine Frances Irene Elizabeth
M
F
Ernest Crateau
21
28
Is'bel Ella Bancroft Doris Margaret .. Robert A. M F
11
Laborer
Rochester
Waverly, Mass.
37
32
Rochester
Farmer'le, N. Y. Carpenter
All White
Flor'e M. Stanhope Anna M. Hatch Valea Garnier E ina Messier Mattie B. Allen Edna Meserve Darthea Heald
18 Boston, Mass. 21 E. Rochester 24 Rochester 24
F M F
Still born
Color
21 19
25 25 34 34 36
Gonic 3 Rochester 4 4
Dr. of Chirop.
Upholsterer
Barre, Vt. Canada
Barbara Louise Walter Franklin
F
25
26
Teamster
22
Arthur Pauquett Fred Lyons
Ruth Frances
S. Berwick, Me. 28 32
28
Feb. 26 Rochester Mar. 1
3
9
9
18
18
20
22 Gonic 27 Rochester 27 27
Domerico Donald Safford
M
1
2 Frank W. Thomas Peter Caplette
Brunote Rosina Della M. Allen Dina Nadeau Gladys Fisk Marion Kelly Elear Gauthier Hilda Schlief
E. Rochester Rochester
Chauffeur
England
Milford, Mass.
28 24
Marion Rose
M
Nellie Frances
F
5 Frederick Scruton Albert Stevens
Bernice Tufts Alma M. Carter Lellia Boulet
Middleton Rochester
Grocer
Dover
Somersworth
28 25
Teamster
Rochester
Rochester
21 21
Laborer
Canada
Dover
50 43 43 41
Farmer
Rochester
Nottingham
28|17 36|30
Shoe Cutter
N. Berwick, Me.
Rochester
34 30 20
Gonic 16
22 Rochester 24
26
28
30 May
1 3
7
7 Gonic
9 E. Rochester 10| Rochester 10
11
12 Gonic
Evelyn Margaret Helen
F
L
2 6
1 4
Frank W. Marsden George Bruce Kenneth Magoon Albert L. Massey Alfred Ferland Harry Page Lyle F. Hartford Myron I. Jenness Andreia Paste
Margaret Dickie Everrel Hurst Diana Herbert Olga C. Olson Eva Lamontagne Emma A. Caron Josie M. Glidden Ruth Libby
Lebanon, Me. Rochester Gonic Rochester
Boxmaker Farmer
Brickmaker
Italy Ashland, Me. Canada
Rochester Webster, Mass.
Joseph Leon
Frances Pauline
F
4 2 Willis L. Quimby
2 James Baxter
3 Leroy S. Giles
Laborer
Rochester
Madison
Hampton Falls 29 29 Beverly, Mass. Middleton
48 45
Dorothy Roberta Lena Irene
S
7
L
All White
Wilbert C. Rhodes Philippe Lavalle
Rochester
Shoe Operativo Labrador
Lumber Oper.
Canada
Gonic
29 28
Marguerite
F
M F
1
1 5
4 William A. P. Coram Albert Cadran Ernest Scofield Wilfred Currier Napoleon Drapeau Martin E. Berry Henry L. Osborne 1 1
Rose Cote
Yvonne Cyr
Laborer
Brickmaker
R.R.Sect. Hand Somersworth Shoemaker Chauffeur
Rochester
Dover Merrimac, M's Durham
32 27 28 19 22 18 19 18
27 33
Freemont
23 25
Portland. Me.
28 24
Barrington
36 32
Gonic
Brickmaker
Epping
Gonic
25 28
Rochester
AutoTruckman Cambridge Merchant Clerk
Turkey E. Rochester Canada
Turkey Berlin Norway Canada Rochester
52 40 43 34
Rochester
30|23
Gorham, Me. Italy
30 31 29 21 30 28 36 28 37 28
28 1 3 3 3
6
Gonic 6
Joseph Henri Leon M Leroy Stanley Harry Cecil Louise Germaine
7 1 Wilbur H. Jenness
Matilda Thibait Malvina Croteau Ethel R. Merrill Mercy E. Stuart Emelda Larochelle Alice M. Weeks
Lena M. Ducheneau Elizabeth Downing Elinor Holland
Gonic Kennebunk Me. Rochester
Shoemaker
Athol, Mass.
Gonic
24 21
R.R. Sect. Hand Canada
Canada
28 21
30 22
21 23
Mary Louise Marg't Joseph
Maurice James Barbara
M F M
F
4
3 Ralph A. Bryant Howard Benner Gordon B. Hartford James E. Callaghan Wilfred St. Peter
Annie Robichad Ernestine Cyr Marion Lord Frances Varney Mabel E. Morrill Victoria Dubois Amelia M. Marcotte Esther Hurd Lillian B. Griffin Mary Abbie Babb Marion Potvin
Gonic E. Rochester Rochester
Mill Operative Laborer Machinist Market Clerk
Dracutt, Mass. Gonic Rochester Eastport, Me. Rochester
26 24
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Robert Griffin Donald Eugene Joseph Adelard R.
M
14
M F
8 4 3
Shoemaker Farmer
Dresser
E. Rochester
Raymond
47 33
Shoemaker
Farmer
Union
14
Nathaniel H. Lunt George H. Flanagan Joseph Rocheleau Aime Lachopelle
All White
Gonic
Brick maker
Exeter
7 Rochester 8 E. Rochester 9 Rochester 10
Wakefield
Dover
23 23
Marjorie Elinor Joseph Romeo Marie G. A. J.
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