The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-07-17
Statistics of Maine.
.,Irages and Deaths in the Past
Year.

4al EF POI VI III y. u. L Dung,
vital stats tics, shows that
occurred III Maine during
r. which is l59 less than the
car. 5,S7S marriages We're
winch is p less than the pre-
he number of deaths re-
I.131 which is 70S less than
E year.
ler of living children born
l the number of still births
- The whole number of liv-
f which the sex was certi-
males and 1905 were fe-
Zach 100 girls born there
a.ys.
-a-ra5e of living children for
VAS POS for each 1000 of
rage birth-rate in the cities
yllation Was 20.6S per cent,
4 with 0.9l, the birth rate
Of the State.
rate of the different coun-
widely. AS it invariably has
~ Year since the registration
As the highest in Aroostook,
rt, and the lowest in Knox,
mt. In four counties, Aroos-
n scot. Washington and York,
rste was above that of the
ai births in the State, 1914
were OF native parents; 20.20
u-r- Of foreign parentage; Is. 70
parents one of whom was
qnty had the largest per cent
corn parents, 1854 per cent,
II per cent in which both par
loreign born. Lincoln county
th S7.62 per cent Of native
and only 2.2S per cent in
parents We're foreign-born.
* county in Sal per cent of
The parents We're native born,
n=r cent, foreign born.
the percentage of native
IFS was 79.59; in Sagadahoc,
-rmklin, IS. SO; in Washington,
lerset, 66.0S; and in Piscata-
-.Tely high percentages of
parents are found in andre
ntg. 81. 60; in Oxford, 81. o.;
>7. in Cumberland, 2S.04.
Ice. 24.l9.
r the percentage of births
es Of the State with the
state. it is found that in the
ner cent of the births were
0 parentage, while in the
tie State the percentage
born children was 673l.
it percentage of foreign born
% BidGefori, So 30; and in
3D..
age eff births in which both
foreign born was only l.24
I.33 in Belfast and 1.64 IN
number of births in any
Iring the past year was
Be-; the smallest was !, l53 IN
VIC la sesA q0"i ely loIa1
'ie see I ia tei ms Ihe
-'- liz tHe ia9e iual Lel. 1lle
'lFe Il!o!ltns III "hlth tle
- III tlls oIe "r req Were
! uhe' d 'o Sa u l. io-.
.a'l year 100 l" IN olrtIls
'.'slallCes WINS we're pom
I1'n glfls' ahG III 10 d boy
II - Eases 'he parehtag e
II Do loieisn' anu III 81
occurred Gu az SANFORD ana
d NE 900 sliii-oorsi chilureh'
'9 ara 20 were IelnaleS;
luhlpeI Vi stl l-pirths' 4Io'
-Afoos'ooh county WINE lhe
uilloer nine, was reported
III eouh'y. Inc largest num-
gir'hs' oo' was returned IN
ne sHlaliest huiliper was 40
SePtemoer' respectively.
MARRIAGES.
nicer of marriages registered
4t- during the past year was
oa makes a marriage rate of
Der of persons married. to
Of population or at the rate
900 persons.
rrlage rate was higher in Ok
ary than elsewhere in the State,
Tor that county 8.S4 per 1000.
Isl marriage-rate, that of 6.15
L. per 1000, was in Lincoln
;, AZ records of marriage in
ere was statement of birth
T per cent the groom and bride
,n American; in nine per cent
Ne Of foreign birth; in nine per
Proom was American and the
toreign birth; while in 10 per
or-ign groom and an American
fgest number of marriages, 734,
5'emnized in June, while the
lumber in any one month, 271,
m March. The largest num-
If grooms and brides, was
" and 25 years Of age. While
.er 10 years of age, II brides
r"I-I in the age period for 20 to
mere were 279 grooms and
beg in the period from 20 to rs
80 men and 2,077 women were
rom % to 80 years, 1926 men
women; from 80 to 35 years, 677
4lN women; from 35 to 40 years,
-r.l 800 $1,000. Co.. Al AZ