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108 29
.
$8,020 60
Operating expenses :
John N. Robertson,
$210 00
F. B. Wilkins, salary to Dec. 1,
400 00
F. W. Sawyer,
25 00
F. W. Sargent,
368 15
Repairs,
167 25
Fuel and supplies,
788 11
1,958 51
Net income,
$6,062 09
Second Summary.
Total receipts :
Water rates,
$5,067 92
Town of Milford,
2,822 39
Public library,
11 00
Fire department,
11 00
Miscellaneous,
155 29
New services added,
200 78
Cash on hand Feb. 15, 1899,
59 92
,328 30
50 00
69
Total expenditure :
Management,
$1,003 15
Fuel and supplies,
788 11
Repairs,
269 13
Service,
75"34
Miscellaneous,
236 25
Interest on water bonds,
3,000 00
Sinking fund,
1,200 00
Paid into town treasury,
1,700 00
Balance on hand Feb. 15, 1900,
56 32
$8,328 30
General Summary.
Water loan, first issue,
$65,000 00
66
second issue,
10,000 00
Premium on
303 75
Income from works to Feb. 15, 1900,
55,057 27
$130,361 02
Total cost of works to Feb. 15, 1900 : Amount paid Milford Water Works Co., $62,562 01 Interest on notes given in first payment, Interest on bonded debt, 1892, 2,000 00
66 1893,
2,600 00
66
66
66 1894,
3,000 00
66
66
1895,
3,000 00
66
66
1896,
3,000 00
66
66 1897,
3,000 00
66
1898,
3,000 00
Expense of bonds issued, $65,000,
186 60
New construction,
17,249 57
Maintenance to Feb. 15, 1900,
19,287 37
Tools and machinery,
662 96
$124,059 76
Surplus receipts over expenditures,
6,301 26
$130,361 02
4,511 25
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TRUSTEES OF CEMETERIES.
TOWN OF MILFORD, PERMANENT CARE OF LOTS,
In Account with TRUSTEES OF CEMETERIES. DR.
1 1899.
Dec. 22. Harriet Endicott lot,
$3 25
L. F. Warner lot, 4 75
Sarah A. Daniels lot,
1 50
Luther Hutchinson lot,
2 15
H. Eldredge lot,
2 75
Martha Woolson lot,
1 50
J. A. Twitchell lot,
2 25
Susan S. Pearsons lot,
2 75
Caroline B. Harris lot,
1 75
Hannah Temple lot,
1 50
Cynthia K. Hutchinson lot,
1 25
E. B. Blake lot,
1 50
Samuel Wadsworth lot,
1 50
George H. Lund lot,
2 00
Lucy A. Needham lot,
1 50
Asa Burns lot,
1 50
Emily Ball lot,
2 00
$35 40
CR.
Dec. 23. By selectmen's order on town treasurer, $35 40
TOWN OF MILFORD, GENERAL CARE OLD CEMETERIES,
In Account with TRUSTEES OF CEMETERIES. DR.
1899.
Aug. 12. To paid W. R. Fitch, labor, $7 00
12. Frank B. Wilkins, repairs,
No. 3 pump, 3 50
12. Will Grafton, labor Nos.
1 and 2, 6 75
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Sept. 21.
Timothy B. Hill, mowing yards, 12 00
Nov. 30. 66 J. T. & E. B. Burns, notice boards, 95
Dec. 12.
I. H. Carlton, repairing headstones, 3 15
20.
F. F. Turner, trimming trees, etc., 98
1900.
Jan. 30.
F. H. Clark, hauling rubbish, 1 25
$35 38
1899.
CR.
Sept. 30. By selectmen's order on town treasurer, $29 25
Dec. 23. selectmen's order on town treasurer, 5 08
1900. Feb. 10. selectmen's order on town treasurer, 1 25
$35 38
1900. CR.
Feb. 13. By sale lot 61, North cemetery, $5 00
13. " 353, West ¥ 5 00
$10 00
DR.
14. To cash paid F. W. Sawyer, town treasurer, $10 00
TOWN OF MILFORD, RIVERSIDE CEMETERY,
In Account with TRUSTEES OF CEMETERIES. DR
1899.
July 29. To paid Henry J. Wilson, labor, $39 95 Oct. 2. William Grafton, labor, 4 50
2. W. R. Fitch, labor, 75
1900.
Feb. 10.
66
William M. Knowlton,
Forest Hill, expense,
4 28
$49 48
72
1899.
CR.
July 29. By selectmen's order on town 1 treasurer, $39 95
Sept. 30. selectmen's order on town treasurer, 5 25
1900.
Feb. 10. selectmen's order on town treasurer, 4 28
$49 48
CASH RECEIVED FOR LOTS SOLD.
1899. DR.
May 15. Fred M. Wheeler, balance, $10 00
15. Mrs. Lizzie M. Beaton, part payment, 5 00
15. D. G. Hartshorn and D. O. Handley, 25 00 Dec. 20. £ Mrs. Minnie Falconer, 25 00
1900.
Feb. 12. William Y. Wadleigh, 25 00
12. Harriet R. Boynton, 25 00
12. Orlando Hoyt, 25 00
$140 00
1899.
CR.
May 18. By paid F. W. Sawyer, town treasurer, $15 00
18. F. W. Sawyer, town treasurer, 25 0C
20. F. W. Sawyer, town
treasurer, 25 00
1900.
Feb. 13. F. W. Sawyer, town treasurer, 75 00
$140 00
All of whichis respectfully submitted : WILLIAM M. KNOWLTON, WALKER R. FITCH,
Trustees of Cemeteries. Feb. 19, 1900.
We certify that we have examined the foregoing account and find it correctly cast and properly vouched.
CARL E. KNIGHT, F. W. BARNES, Auditors.
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Warrant For The Annual Meeting
OF THE
SCHOOL DISTRICT OF MILFORD.
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
. To the inhabitants of the School District of the town of Milford qualified to vote in District affairs :
You are hereby notified to meet at the Town House, in said District, on the fifteenth day of March, A. D. 1900, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, to act upon the fol- lowing subjects :
1. To choose a moderator for the ensuing year.
2. To choose a clerk for the ensuing year.
3. To choose. a member of the School Board for the ensuing three years.
4. To choose a member of the School Board for the ensuing year.
5. To choose a treasurer for the ensuing year.
6. To see what sum of money the District will vote to raise and appropriate for the support of Schools for the ensuing year.
7. To see if the District will vote to authorize the School Board to unite with one or more town districts or special districts to form a supervisory district for the purpose of employing a superintendent of the public
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schools therein, under the provisions of Chapter 77 of the Session Laws of New Hampshire, 1899; and to raise money to carry such vote into effect.
8. To see what action the district will take in refer- ence to closing any of its outside District schools and conveying the scholars therein to the village schools.
9. To see if the District will vote to insure any of its school property and raise and appropriate money for the same.
10. To choose agents, auditors and committees in relation to any subjects embraced in this warrant.
11. To hear the reports of agents, auditors and committees hereto fore chosen, and pass any vote relat- ing thereto.
Given under our hands and seal this twenty-eighth day of February A. D. 1900.
FRED W. FARNSWORTH, CLARA E. PATCH, EDGAR I. KENDALL.
Schools Board.
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REPORT OF
The Board of Education.
The Board of Education presents to the citizens of Milford this report of the schools for the year ending Feb. 15, 1900.
We entered upon the work of the year with an ex- cellent and hard working corps of teachers and most of these we have been enabled to retain throughout the year. Mr. Morrison, who had rendered us such efficient service as principal of our High school for more than three years, felt called upon to leave us the first of May, nine weeks before the close of the school year. The Board regretted to lose one who had brought our school into such excellent condition both as to descipline and scholarship, but with a wider and richer field of work opening before him we could not ask him to stay with us at a personal loss to himself. We wish him all suc- cess in his new position.
Mr. Coggswell Smith with Miss Bird and Miss Gunton are now in charge of the high High school and rendering the town faithful service.
Commencing with the fall term Miss Stillman, our teacher of music, devoted her whole time to music. This change has enabled her to give instruction to all the schools in the village and, also to the outside districts, much to the advantage of all interested.
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During the winter term, through the generosity of many of our public-spirited gentlemen, a cadet company has been organized and furnished with equipments. The cadets having furnished their own uniforms the only expense to the school district is the amount paid for military instruction. The instructor at present is Cap- tain Austin. The girls have also organized a company and are showing equal zeal in their drills. We trust this in the future will be a profitable and pleasant part of our High school work.
During the year the Old Brick has been thoroughly repaired and fitted up with all the conveniences of water such as all modern school houses have. We hope to do the same with the No. 9 school house in the near future.
Our schools should be our first thought and in the future we should be as generous for their support as we have been in the past. No system of schools can be run to suit all, but we feel sure the members of the present Board have worked with zeal to keep the standard ad- vancing the same as it has been doing in the years of the past.
The Board desire to extend its thanks to the Mil- ford Improvement Society for the gift of one hundred dollars toward the improvement of the High school lot. Whole number different pupils registered
during year, 659
No. of boys enrolled, five years of age and up-
ward, attending school not less than
two weeks,
314
No. of girls, same,
316
Children under six years,
63
Between six and sixteen,
543
Over sixteen,
24
Total average membership, 555
77
Total average attendance, Per cent. of attendance, No. between five and sixteen not attending any school, 66
518 93
No. of official visits of School Board, 101
FRED W. FARNSWORTH, CLARA E. PATCH, EDGAR I. KENDALL.
School Board.
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High School Graduates.
CLASS OF 1899.
Charles David Hodgman,
George Falkner,
Frank Lester Hill,
George Arthur Hill,
William Robertson Thomson, John William Anderson,
Ethel Imogene Burns.
Grammar School Graduates.
Edith C. Loring,
Elwin F. Cutts,
Maggie M. Bizel,
Herbert O. Hutchinson,
Lizzie B. Mackay,
Charles Holoban, -
Sadie L. Currier,
Russell H. Peck,
Blanche M. Clark,
Fred .J. Hanlon,
Margaret Twiss,
Frank M. Savage,
Pierce B. Kendall,
Ralph L. Perkins.
Warren C. Billings,
Leonard R. Kirby,
Leon H. Parker, Harry W. Holt.
Frank B. Woodman.
List of Teachers.
High,
Fred W. Farnsworth,
Coggswell Smith,
Sarah L. Bird,
66
Ellen Gunton,
Ninth grade,
Mary E. Knight,
66
Eighth "
Sarah F. Norcross,
Seventh "
Jessie Marshall, 66
Sixth 66
Mabel H. Lusk,
.6
Fifth
Emily C. A. Starrett,
66
Fourth 66
Louise R. Anderson, Margaret I. Burnett, Alice C. Gray,
66
66
66
Third
Minnie J. Stillman,
asst.,
spring. spring.
Caro G. Graydon,
Hattie M. Foster,
asst., fall and winter. year.
Second
Harry C. Morrison, principal, spring. spring. fall and winter. year.
79
First grade Mary E. Davidson,
66
Edith M. Leathe,
66
66
Florence I. Ferguson,
Teacher of music, Minnie J. Stillman,
Federal Hill,
Emma Ames, Clara E. Smith,
North,
Minnie E. Reynolds,
Georgina D. Hutchinson,
Osgood,
Georgina D. Hutchinson.
Minnie E. Reynolds, Florence C. Reynolds,
Pine Valley, Shedd,
Margaret I. Burnett,
Elizabeth E. Knapp,
Laurel,
Lilla J. Ames,
spring. spring. fall and winter. year. spring. fall and winter. spring. fall and winter. spring. fall and winter. year. spring. fall and winter. year.
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Financial.
Receipts :
Balance from last report,
259 36
Town of Milford,
12,000 00
Appropriation for High school lot,
100 00
Literary fund,
359 10
Dog licenses,
312 32
Sale of old buildings,
25 00
school books,
11 62
Endicott park,
2 50
Tuition,
198 00
Milford Improvement Society,
100 00
$13,367 90
INSTRUCTION.
H. C. Morrison,
$299 99 ~
F. W. Farnsworth,
299 99
Cogswell Smith,
500 00
Sarah L Bird,
550 00
Edith Floyd, substitute,
24 00
Ellen Gunton,
475 96
Mary E. Knight,
499 96
Sarah F. Norcross,
450 00
Jessie Marshall,
450 00
Mabel H. Lusk,
424 98
Emily C. A. Starrett,
399 96
Mary E. Davidson,
349 92
Louise R. Anderson,
388 85
Caro G. Graydon,
174 96
Alice C. Gray,
399 96
Lilla J. Ames,
311 98
Hattie M. Foster,
349 92
Edith M. Leathe,
174 96
Florence I. Ferguson,
162 00
Emma S. Ames,
139 50
Clara E. Smith,
139 50
Minnie E. Reynolds,
284 00
Bessie E. Knapp,
131 75
Georgina D. Hutchinson,
279 00
Florence C. Reynolds,
324 00
Margaret I. Burnett,
267 65
81
Minnie J. Stillman,
432 00
Dora J. Leathe, substitute,
18 00
$8,702 79
BOOKS.
Ginn & Co.,
$204 01
Allyn & Bacon,
16 00
Rand, McNally & Co,
108 50
Oliver Ditson Co.,
6 21
Thomas R. Shewell & Co.,
42
Leavenworth & Meyer,
15 00
The Morse Co.,
9 80
Edward E. Babb & Co.,
5 80
D. C. Heath & Co.,
1 50
W. A. Depew,
50 00
Houghton, Mifflin & Co.,
126 23
T. H. Castor & Co.,
1 44
F. E. Cole & Co.,
4 10
Thompson, Brown & Co.,
23 33
Dodd, Mead & Co.,
4 00
Boston School Supply Co.,
1 15
Educational Publishing Co.,
8 55
Werner School Book Co.,
22 80
American Book Co.,
66 88
Silver, Burdette & Co.,
113 24
$798 96
SUPPLIES.
F. W. Farnsworth,
$217 96
L. E. Knott Apparatus Co.,
5 10
H. H. Barber,
12 93
W. B. Rotch,
5 00
Silver, Burdette & Co.,
1 00
H. C. Morrison,
1 40
J. H. Fay,
60
A. J. Hutchinson,
2 78
Kendall & Wilkins,
6 15
$252 92
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SALARIES OF SCHOOL BOARD.
F. W. Farnsworth.
$100 00
Laura B. Smith,
43 75
E. I. Kendall.
75 00
Clara E. Patch,
31 25
$250 00
JANITORS AND LABOR.
Fred Jacques, ringing bell,
$3 00
Don Macdonald, ringing bell,
3 00
Ella F. Johnson, cleaning,
2 15
J. B. Melendy, trimming trees,
7 05
J. J. Casey, labor,
33 60
M. E. Reynolds, cleaning,
3 00
G. D. Hutchinson, cleaning,
1 50
John Casey, labor, 2 85
Mrs. Peter Cota, cleaning No. 9 and Old Brick, 28 58
W. E. Murphy, janitor Laurel, 31 00
Dennis Herlehy, janitor Pine Valley, 41 50
G. M. Center, janitor No. 9 and Old Brick, 405 50
D. G. Hartshorn, janitor High school,
450 00
$1,012 73
REPAIRS AND IMPROVEMENTS.
E. J. Parker,
$596 53
James Reilly, laying sewer pipe,
17 17
Emerson & Ware, screen,
5 00
J. A. Mixer,
215 24
F .; O. Ray¡Co.,
500 00
W. L. Winslow,
108 82
G. A. Worcester,
3 00
J. M. Stickney,
8 01
$1,453 77
FUEL.
B. R. Came & Son, J. R. Wilkins, George Crosby,
$418 66
20 75
19 00
. 83
John McInnis,
3 00
Martin Finerty,
12 00
Melvin Chase,
1 00
Fred C. Smith,
9 15
H. F. Warren,
1 25
M. E. Cobleigh,
50
Lucien Burns,
1 50
$486 81
MISCELLANEOUS.
E. J. Parker, repairs at Endicott park,
$9 52
Jerry Driscoll, fixing flag pole,
5 00
William Carroll Hill, census,
16 00
Laura B. Smith, expense procuring teachers, George C. Langdell, lettering diplomas,
4 00
50
E. M. Purdy, flag pole,
3 00
Howard & Brown, diplomas,
5 95
A. L. Keyes, boiler inspection and insurance.
25 00
Rev. A. E. Winship, orator,
20 00
N. K. Holt, transportation,
13 00
D. G. Hartshorn, expense flag rope,
25
Mrs. B. M. Chase, transportation,
14 00
Florence C. Reynolds,
4 95
Guy C. Blodgett, ¥
4 00
Frank M. Savage,
1 00
E. M. Parker, freight and teaming,
3 60
Milford Electric Light Co.,
5 75
Lawn Tennis Club, water pipe,
5 00
E. I. Kendall, postage,
1 50
Boston & Maine R. R., transportation,
48 35
$190 37
GRADING HIGH SCHOOL LOT.
O. F. Bennett, labor,
$14 70
James Gouette, "
2 40
W. F. Prescott,
6 90
H. McCarthy, 66
1 50
H. Thrasher,
29 10
Walter Warren,
5 20
Hugh Smith,
4 20
84
Charles Barrett, " Smith Berry, teams, G. A. Worcester,
6,00
100 80
23 00
$193 80
Appropriation, $100 00
From Milford Improvement, Society, 100 00
- $200 00
Balance unexpended, $6 20
SUMMARY.
Receipts,
$13,367 90
Expenditures :
Books,
$798 96
Instruction,
8,702 79
Janitors and labor,
1,012 73
Repairs and improvements,
1,453 77
Fuel,
486 81
Supplies,
252 92
School board,
250 00
Miscellaneous,
190 37
Grading High school lot,
193 80
13,342 15
Balance,
$25 75
Respectfully submitted, F. W. FARNSWORTH, CLARA E. PATCH, E. I. KENDALL, School Board.
Feb. 20, 1900. We certify that we have examined the foregoing account and find it correctly cast and properly vouched.
CARL E. KNIGHT, F. W. BARNES,
Auditors.
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REPORT OF DISTRICT TREASURER.
Receipts :
Balance from last report,
$
315 69
Orders of selectmen on town treasurer,
12,771 42
Milford Improvement Society,
100 00
198 00
Tuition, Miscellaneous,
39 12
$13,424 23
Payments :
Orders of the School Board Nos. 372 and 385 and 403 to 754 inclusive, -
13,398 59
Balance,
$25 64
Respectfully submitted,
EDGAR I. KENDALL,
Treasurer.
Feb. 20, 1900. We certify that we have examined the foregoing . account and find it correctly cast and properly vouched.
CARL E. KNIGHT, F. W. BARNES,
Auditors.
STATISTICS OF THE SCHOOLS.
SEPTEMBER 1, 1898, TO JUNE 30, 1899.
NUMBER OF SCHOLARS STUDYING.
Names of Schools.
Names of Teachers.
ment.
Boys.
Girls.
membership.
Average daily
attendance.
attendance.
under 6.
over 16.
6 and 16.
Reading.
Spelling.
Penmanship.
Arithmetic.
Geography.
Grammar.
History.
Composition.
Vocal music.
Physiology.
Book-keep-
Algebra.
Geometry.
Philosophy.
Chemistry.
Astronomy.
Botany,
High
36
71
32
39
66
64
96
20
5I
25
24
7I
I4
24
30
29
13
7
I3
I5
Grade IX
36
43
21
23
.39
37
94
4
39
43
43
43
43
43
43
43
+3
43
29
Grades VIII & VII Sarah F. Norcross
36
42
24
I8
39
37
95
42
4I
4I
41
1I
25
4I
15
4I
4I
Grades V & IV
Jessie Marshall
36
44
29
15
37
34.
9I
44
43
43
43
43
43
43
43
43
Grade VI
Mabel H. Lusk
36
45
18
27
39
37
95
45
45
45
45
45
45
45
45
45
45
45
Grade V
Emily C. A. Starrett
36
38
I7
21
36
35
97
38
38
38
38
38
38
38
38
38
38
Grade IV
Louise R. Anderson
36
44
20
24
38
35
92
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
44
· Grade III
36
62
23
39
53
49
92
62
62
62
62
62
62
62
Grade II
Harriett M. Foster
36
15
13
21
20
93
26
28
28
28
28
28
28
Grade I
Edith M. Leathe
36
43
17
32
30
92
18
14
43
43
43
43
43
Grade I
Mary E. Davidson
36
40
24
27
25
92
19
21
40
40
40
40
40
Laurel (Grades I, Lilla J. Ames
36
36
19
17
3I
29
93
I4
22
36
29
36
36
29
36
II and III) Shedd
Margaret I. Burnett
36
IO
4
6
6
5
83
2
8
9
9
9
9
7
7
3
Pine Valley
Florence C. Reynolds
36
40
2I
19
37
23
85
2
38
40
40
40
38
27
27
I2
19
North
Minnie E. Reynolds
36
II
7
4
9
8
88
II
II
II
II
II
I
7
7
7
Osgood
Georgina D. Hutchinson 36
28
13
15
18
16
86
3
25
28
28
28
II
II
II
7
II
Federal Hill
Emma S. Ames
36
24
14
IO
17
I7
77
24
24
24
24
24
I2
I2
9
.
I
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
Grade II
Alice C. Gray, Prin. Minnie J. Stillman, Asst. Caro G. Graydon
36
24
13
II
19
I7
89
No. pupils
No. between
No. pupils
Per cent. of
Average
H. C. Morrison, F. W. Farnsworth, Sarah L. Bird, \ Assists. Ellen Gunton, § Mary E. Knight
Prins.
No. weeks.
Total enroll-
111g.
*
28
26
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VITAL STATISTICS.
To the Selectmen :---
In compliance with an act of the Legislature, enacted June session, 1887, requiring "clerks of towns and cities to furnish a transcript of the births, marriages and deaths to the municipal officers for publication in the annual report," I herewith submit the following :-
J. M. LAWS, Town Clerk.
Births Registered in the Town of Milford, for the Year Ending December 31, 1899.
Date of Birth.
Place of Birth.
Name of the Child (if any.)
Male.
Female.
Living or
still-born.
No. of child,
Ist, 2d, etc.
Name of father.
Maiden name of mother-
Residence of parents.
Occupation of father.
Birthplace of father.
Birthplace of mother.
Jan.
6 Milford ..... ·
Elsie Glover
F.
L
2
Martin R. Wright. . . ..
Carrie Leavitt ..
Milford
.. Farmer ..
Marion Emery ...
....
..
:
Maud Boyce ...
66
3
Charles ..
.. M.
"
4
66
Eldora Beatrice ... ..
..
F.
7&2
Zala
..
Feb.
7
-
James Andrew .. . .
M.
2& I
Marguerite ..
..
: F.
2&4
Frederick W. Sawyer. Bertha M. Wilkins Leora Frost ... Moses Dame.
Joseph Chretien ..
Philomene Gagne .. Nellie E. Riddle.
Mary E. Riley ...
Josephine Derosier .. . Minnie Alice Wilkins. Nellie M. Lewis .... ....
· Barber .. .
Milton.
2I
=
25
46
27
28
.
...
F.
3
William H. Quinlan ... Sydney A. Rtddle. Alvin I. Messer .. Edward Foster
May L. Grafton .. . Susan T. Blanchard ... Fosin Bird
Mechanic ...
Durham, P. Q .
May
3
6
Ora B.
6& 7
Elmer E. Buzzell .. Jeremiah J. Casey ... Andrew Murphy ..
Teamster .... Farmer ....
Lake Village . .. Amherst.
Co. Kerry, Ire.
9
15
17
.
29
..
30
June
I
William Harold ... M.
...
Roy Edward.
14& 7
William Henry Elmes Ida Frances Wright .. Milo Claire . Eva Greenwood ...
·
66
19
Mar
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Cynthia A Humbert .. Catharine P. Brennan. Annie McLauchlan ... Lena M. Parker. Amos R. Stoddard .... Jeremiah Gogin . Rose A. Clarkin ... .. John T. Murphy ... Charles Horan ...
Quarryman ..
White H'v'n, Eng Nelson · Merrimack.
No.Adams, Ms. Chef Milford. R.R.employe County Cork, Ire. Co. Caven, Ire. Milford. Buffalo, N. Y. Stone cutter. Concord. Blacksmith . Quincy, Mass ... Fur. packer. Lawrence, Mass. Nashua.
Fireman .... [Turin, Italy ..... Douglass, Mass.
Billerica, Mass. Billerica, Mass St. John, P. Q. Lancashire, Eng Nashua. Newbury. Hollis.
George H. Dodge ... James A. Brahaney . . . Mary F. Sullivan. .
Alice R. Pike.
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Stone mason. Green Isl., C. E. Antrim Shoe dealer. Market man Bank cashier Amherst .. Milford.
Montreal, P. Q ..
Vamooski, P. Q .. Lyster, P. Q.
Mildred .
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George H. Day ..
Mill'r&b. s'h Hopkinton .... Gran. cutter R'dboh'1m, Swed. Amherst.
Amherst.
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Gustaf Hokinson. Idelbert Benton Miller Floy R'w'na Northrup
[Valley M. E. clergy. ... Pine Mill op'r'tive Canada.
Williamsburg, O. Deanesville N.Y
Canada. Milford.
· Bleacher .... Mechanic ...
Milford
Chelsea, Me. Milford. Milford.
George William .. Lillian Grace
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Ellen M. Eastman, Frances Blimm ..
East Jaffrey . .. Teamster .. .. .... |Cleme'tvale, N.S. Hingham, Mass. Teamster .... Fast Jaffrey ..... Teamster .... Stone wo'ker St. Anne, P. Q ... Wilton ..
Albert F. Wheeler ... Albert F. Wheeler .... Lucy A. B. Sheldon ... Horace Bishop .... George W. Tarbell ... Albertine Beaudet ... Elena Bennett ... Rose LaPlante. David Dube ...
Lucy A. B. Sheldon ..
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Alphonse Soussis .. . .. Louis S. Nute.
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Lulu F. Pinkham.
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Cocueno, C. E ... Scotland
Cocueno, C. E. Aberdeen, Scot.
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Fred A. Hutchinson ... Michael E. O'Neil
Anna E. Haskell. ..
Hostler ..... Farmer .....
Arlington, Mass. Milford ..
Kingston, N. B. Greenfield.
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Cyrilla Lacass.
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Nellie C. Turner ..
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Dentist . ..... |Milford . .. Somerville, Mas.
Clerk . . . . . New Hartford, Ct Milford.
Wood finish'r New Boston ... Milford. Ireland.
Stone cutter. Piamo, Italy ..... C. Canavese, Ita. . .
Blacksmith .. St. Paul. P. Q Quarry over. Boston, Mass .. Gran. cutter. Sweden .. St. Paul, P. Q. Lowell, Mass. Sweden. Dengman, Pa. Milford. Milford. Holden, Mass. Milford. Riviereonelle, PQ Canada.
Emily Smith
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Elia Rizzi ..
Luigia Calderara .. Rosie Jeniott.
Gran. cutter. New Fr'nce, N.S. Nashua.
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Yvonne Athala .
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James Comi.
Morris O'Connor
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Alfred Perreault.
Daron W. Tucke.
Arthur Caron .. .
Charles Comi.
Josephine Rossi ...
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Halifax, N. S .... Gran. dealer London, Eng . ... Milford .
Cusalzuegno, Ita Brenno, Italy. Canada. Wilton. Canada . Brookline.
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Charles Felli . . Ulric Faubert.
Guidetta Rossi.
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Pamela Jacques.
Alice C. A. Ward.
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Angelia E. Burtt ..
Margherita Rizzi.
Fruit dealer. S.G.Persiceto,Ita Viggin, Italy.
St.Anastasie, P.Q
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Peter Rabdeau .
Roger J.
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Harry A. Joslyn.
Leon C. Hall ..
Peter Duby .
Marion G. Burnham .. Flora L. Hutchinson .. Marguerite Gagnon ... Clara Marie Dionne ... Ethel D. McDearmid. Edith W. Hemenway. Susan H. Kimball.
Harrisville .... Natick, Mass .; Dunbarton. Weimland, Swed Stoneham, Mass. Aberdeen, Scot .. Mont Vernon .... Gran. cutter. Bisuschio, Italy. Bisuschio, Italy.
Gran. cutter. St.Hyacinth, P.Q. Nashua.
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Gran. cutter. Bisuschio, Italy. Bisuschio, Italy. -
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David L. Daniels .
Clarence E. Sanderson A. Estella Emery.
Peter Felli.
Francesca Comolli.
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Delima St. George ....
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Alexand'r McCormick Bllen Marr
Farmer .... Gran. cutter. Laborer .... Farmer .... Quarryman . Gran. cutter. Gran. cutter. Machinist .... Wood finish'r Milford
Casalzuigno, Ita. Bisuschio, Italy. Beauharnais, P.Q Islaud Pond, Vt. Wilton.
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Amy Marcy.
Fred M. Wetherbee ... |Emma L. Goldsmith .. William Paul Terrien. Grace L. Pond ... George Duval. Margaret Bresnahan ..
Frank Rafferty. Mary Jane Lownds ... Angelo Bianchi. . Elizia Chiri ...
Stone outter. Scotland
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.. Napoleon Cassavant .. A'thin'se Beaucheniel David H. Hennegan. . |Carrie E. Cole .... Lars G. Larson .. Arthur E. Plummer ... Jesse Tirrel1.
Amanda Odman. Minnie A. Mollineaux Lillian C. Kirby . Rose Duval ....
R.R.br'k'm'n Concord .. [Valley Druggist ..... ... Pine Mill oper've. Slatersville, R. I. Lyndeboro. Carpenter ... Goffstown. Mechanic ... Wilton. [Valley Stone cutter. St. Anne, P. Q ... ... Pine Weaver . ... . Stone cutter. . .. Stone cutter. Lawyer ....
Murry Anderson ..
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