The Press., 1890-01-09
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clerk, we are furnished for use the vital ntAtistics of the town of Stafford for the sYeas 1889: The total number of births iD town during the year was 107-6O males, A6 females, 2 sex not stated-all white. ]: Ia 90 cases both parents were of American birth, in 3 of Irish birth, l English, 6 Ger man, 19 Canadians. IA were born of American mother and foreign born father, g of American father and foreign mother, 6sof foreign percentage on both sides. Mum her of marriages 54, the statistics showing , that the number of brides and grooms were precisely the same, the blanks sup piled calling for this information 6 of tho brides were widows and had been diyoEced, groems were widowers and l divorced. In A cases both parties were native Americans, in 10 both parties were foreign, native grooms were welded to foreign born. brides, and 5 Americap brides chose grooms of foreign birth. II husbands came from outside of the state, and in cases both were non residents: IS brides and five grooms were under 20 years of age, and groom was past 60. All were white. Total number of deaths 30 males, 30 females, all whites. By months the death rate was January 4, February l2, March 8, April 2, May 2, June 3, July D, Auku1e es 0CPtSAU0I U, OCtOUOI Os 4NO- yember 4, December 4 Al were natives land 5, England l, Germany 4, Canada 5. Occupation of deceased mill hands 6 laborers 6, farmers 3, carpenter l, man ufacturar l, merchant l, blacksmith l, liv. cry stable keeper l, housekeepers 21, straw worker l, panpers 4 Diseases measles l, typhoid fever 4, membranus cronp 1 cholera infantum l, cholera morbus l, dys 3 entery l, pnerpnraI fever l, rheumatism cancer of stomach l, phthisis l, premature birth 3, old age 2, inflammation of brain l. apoplexy 5. paralysis 3, insanity ], con xhlsions 2, nervous trouble ], heart dis ssse 6, bronchitis l, pneumonia l. brightf 9lsease |, poisoned I, fracture and con 3hsion 1, dropsy 8, debility 2, sarcomas Ages under 1 year, 9; l to 5 years, 7 ] so 10, 8; 10 to 20, 3; 20 to 30, z; 30 te 40, 8; 40 to 50, 8; 50 to 60, 2; 60 to 70 2; 70 to 50, IS; 80 to 90, 6.
 Any party wishing to adopt one ol mora of two twin girl 5months old babies has an opportunity, Mrs. Frank Beliett ol this village feeling obliged to give ur these children to enable her to keep tht fesE of her family together. She lives il the, old Warren Woolen Go. 8 office build ing.
 The Chautauqua Circle will mee Monday evening at 7.80s
 ChaR E. Eager has nearly completed . three tenement house on Gold-st., nex south of J. Sideways. MT. Eager vii make street through the center of hi propsrty there, and has land for six build ing lots.
 -Prosper Howard. of Three Rivers Mass, father of Alvarado Howard ani Ty ~R .l. 1- brated his 00th birthday Friday, and abou 30 friends gathered in the evening to con grafulate him.
 CONTRIBUTED ITEMS. MT. and Mrs. Lu cius D. Oolburn celebrated their silve wedding on New Years day. A numbe of their immediate relatives spent the af ternoon, by invitation, and partook of al excellent repast, provided for the occasion In the evening party of their friend 7 came from Staffordville. bringing refresh emenes with them. Among the present. received were several silver dollars, napkin rings, table spoons, butter knlves, suga shell, vase. lamp, and three silver oak beskets hesrefreshmentsi in the evening consisted of cake, oranges and grapes. .. Mir. and Mrs. Chester Corbin of Stafford vile are living with Wr. and Mrs. Ebeneze CoIbnrn ;. .Wm. D. Johnson, formerly Q Stafford, moved from Hartford to Ney Haven . short time ago. :. .Intelllgenc has been received of the death, 8 shor time since, of Mary, wife of Horace Corti fformerly of Union), at Little River, Kan Her age was 66 years. She was sister o James Ferry. and lived in Stafford in he Girlhood days. She left 8 husband an' two sons. She was pleasant, social agreeable woman. A while ago Jame Eefry had a wart on the back of one of hi Z hauIls.a He cut it Of, and nov 1t has turn s1ed Into what he fears is 6 cancer. x. Mrs Ebsnessr Oolburn is visiting her sister i
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