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1864
REPORT OF THE SELECTMEN
OF THE
TOWN OF WEYMOUTH,
CONTAINING A
Schedule of the Receipts and Expenditures, THE
REPORT OF THE OVERSEERS OF THE POOR,
THE
REPORT OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE, AND
STATISTICS FURNISHED BY THE TOWN CLERK AND ASSESSORS,
FOR THE YEAR ENDING MARCH 10, 1865.
BOSTON: WRIGHT & POTTER, PRINTERS, 4 SPRING LANE. 1865.
REPORT OF THE SELECTMEN
OF THE
TOWN OF WEYMOUTH, 1
CONTAINING A ,
Schedule of the Receipts and Expenditures,
THE
REPORT OF THE OVERSEERS OF THE POOR,
THE
REPORT OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE,
AND
STATISTICS FURNISHED BY THE TOWN CLERK AND ASSESSORS,
FOR THE YEAR ENDING MARCH 10, 1865, . .
BOSTON : WRIGHT & POTTER, PRINTERS, 4 SPRING LANE. 1865.
REPORT OF THE SELECTMEN.
The Selectmen of the town of Weymouth for the year ending March 20, 1865, respectfully submit the following Report :-
In order to secure a full statement of the expenditures of the financial year embraced in our Report, we have found it necessary to delay the printing of the Schedules to the latest day consistent with their distribution prior to the Annual Meeting, and although thus delayed considerable labor has been required to induce those holding demands against the town to present them seasonably. We ask leave to suggest for the benefit of those who may here- after perform the duty of compiling Annual statements of expen- ses, that the presentation of all bills before the first day of March would confer a favor upon the citizens of the town, as well as upon their servants.
A slight excess only above the appropriation for that object has been expended in the repairs of roads the past year, and this excess has been caused mostly by recent damages resulting from heavy rains, and as under our present system, the surveyors have usually expended their whole appropriation before the Winter, it seems to be necessary that a small reserve fund should be held by the Selectmen to meet the exigencies of the early Spring. In accordance with the vote of the town, we have caused the new street . at East Weymouth, leading from Broad to Commercial Street, to be worked at the expense hereinafter stated; but we have been unable to comply with our instructions to provide an outlet for the water which periodically overflows the northerly end of Pearl Street, for the want of the assent of the owners of either of the lots of land through which such drainage must be effected; and as we are informed by those familiar with the locality, that this flowage has been caused mainly by the filling made upon his own land by Mr. Thomas Bicknell, (confirmed as this information is by our own observation,) we have deemed it proper to recommend that the town avail itself of its legal rem- edies for the injuries thus suffered.
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Agreeably to our instructions, we have numbered the several School Districts in the town in the manner following, viz :- Those Districts embraced within the territorial limits which re- spectively comprised the late Districts known as the "First," " Second," " Third,". "Fourth," "Fifth," "Sixth," "Ninth," and " Tenth," to be known and designated respectively by the num- bers and appellations by which the same territory was formerly designated ; the territory embraced within the limits of the late " Seventh " and " Eighth" Districts, to be designated as the " Seventh" District ; and the District occupying the territory of the late "Eleventh " District to be numbered and known as the " Eighth " District.
The Liquor Agency has been continued during the year under the charge of Amos S. White, Esq., and has been conducted in a satisfactory manner and with the result exhibited in the annexed statement.
The calls of the Government for volunteer soldiers from this town during the past year, have been promptly responded to, and principally filled by the enlistment of our own citizens. With the exception of a small deficiency on the first of June, caused by the failure of the Government to allow Naval credits, as had been expected, the town has not at any time been liable to a Draft, but the unusual demand for labor, and the lively competition between the various cities and towns of the State to secure to themselves the allowance of credit for the enlistment of Recruits not resident in their respective localities, have rendered our duties as Recruiting Officers more arduous and embarrassing than at any former period, and these duties in connection with a large amount of labor in the revision of our Enrolment, and the payment of Aid, Allotments and Bounties, have occupied a very considerable part of our time, and contributed to swell the disbursements of the town to a sum larger than ever before expended within a single year : but the continued successes of the victorious armies of the Union furnish good ground for the confident expectations which we, in common with all loyal citizens, are happy to cherish, that no future year will require an equal expenditure of treasure and of life for the maintenance of the integrity of the Union and the supremacy of just laws.
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LIQUOR AGENCY.
A. S. WHITE, Agent, To Town of Weymouth, DR. To amount of Cash and Liquor on hand at last settlement, $396 73 To amount purchased, with the percentage added, . . 2,405 81
$2,802 54
Mar. 1, 1865. By amount paid as per bills, $2,112 13
1,1865. By amount liquor on hand, 580 50
1, 1865. Cash to balance, · 109 91
- $2,802 54
A. S. WHITE, Agent.
SCHEDULE
1
OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES FOR THE YEAR ENDING MARCH 10, 1865.
Received Town, County and State taxes, $51,013 28
State School Fund, . 384 33 · .
for use of Town Hall, 103 50 .
Received from Mary E. White, on note, .
400 00
Silence Nash, on note,
1,100 00
Mary D. Vining, on note,
500 00
Eugene S. Williams, on note, .
400 00
James G. Raymond, on note, Josiah Q. Spear, on note,
200 00
Jesse L. Davis, on note, .
5,000 00
Joseph Totman, on note, . Selden Kimball, on note, . John Parry, on note,
325 00
350 00
Joseph Totman, on note, .
1,000 00
Edmund G. Bates, on note,
800 00
Albert A. Spear, on note, James A. Lovell, on note, 200 00
200 00
Alonzo H. Leonard, on note,
200 00
Everett Baldwin, on note,
200 00
William H. Farmer, on note,
200 00
Leavitt Bates, on note,
200 00
Henry F. Pratt, on note, .
200 00
325 00
325 00
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Received from John Thomas, on note, . $200 00
F. Sumner Torrey, on note,
200 00
Michael Buckmaster, on note, .
190 00
Edward A. Falvey, on note,
190 00
Timothy Carey, on note, .
190 00
Edward Martin, on note, .
190 00
I. N. Hollis, Jr., on note,
175 00
Anson F. Bicknell, on note,
175 00
William A. Goodwin, on note, .
150 00
Frank G. Lovett, on note,
150 00
E. Herbert Estes, on note,
100 00
William Long, on note, .
100 00
Harrison Faulkner, on note,
100 00
Winslow M. Rickards, on note,
100 00
Israel A. Dailey, on note,
100 00
William Orcutt, on note, .
100 00
Benjamin R. Dean, on note,
100 00
James M. Orcutt, on note,
100 00
Stephen McGill, on note,
600 00
Thomas Derby, Jr., on note,
150 00
Horatio A. Davis, on note,
160 00
Royal Norton, on note,
.
·
100 00
John A. Loud, on note,
100 00
Weymouth Bank, on note,
10,000 00
Weymouth Bank, on note,
10,000 00
Hingham Institution for Savings, on note,
·
4,000 00
Hannah B. Gardner, on note, . 200 00 -
William O. Holbrook, on note,
150 00
Ellery C. Crocker, on note,
200 00
Albert Sumner, on note, .
250 00
W. & C. C. Blanchard, on note,
5,494 54
J. P. Terry, for tuition of pupil at High School, 6 00
State Treasurer to refund recruiting expenses,
1,400 00
State Treasurer to refund State Aid, . 1863, .
23,000 00
State Treasurer to refund State Aid, balance 1862,
133 02
State Treasurer, to refund corpora- tion taxes, ·
3,681 40
· City of Boston,
63 00
·
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Received from Town of Amesbury, $39 00
Town of Hingham, .
32 03
E. L. Warren, 2 00
E. F. Linton, -
2 00
B. F. Torrey, .
2 00
Received cash refunded by volunteers, 393 40
Received from District No. 1, (assessing taxes,) 10 00
District No. 3, (assessing taxes,) 20 00
Districts No. 7 and 8, (assessing taxes,) 15 00
Received cash refunded by G. R. Jones, 20 08
Received from Weymouth Bank, on note,
5,000 00
$131,459 58
SCHOOLS.
The town grant for support of schools was . $9,700 00
The income of Alewive Fund, .
252 00
The town's portion of the State School Fund was 384 33
$10,336 33
The town voted that the money raised for the support of schools should be expended under the direction of the School Committee.
There was expended for the High School and those in the several Districts as follows, viz :-
HIGH SCHOOL.
Paid L. Z. Ferris, teacher,
$950 00
Francis Tirrell, care of room,
40 00
Joseph Loud & Co., coal, 79 25
L. M. Pratt, repairing stoves,
8 02
John O. Foye, ventilator and labor,
16 00
Jacob Loud & Co., granular fuel,
6 93
A. S. White, ink and crayons,
4 32
$1,104 52
DISTRICT No. 1.
Paid J. W. Armington, teacher,
$315 00
John F. Casey, 66
135 00
L. Maria Pratt, 66
.
,
209 00 ·
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Paid Maria F. Burrell, teacher, $190 00
Joseph Loud & Co., coal, 146 50
Jacob Loud & Co., granular fuel, L. F. Pratt, care of rooms,
11 50
·
·
40 00
DISTRICT No. 2.
Paid Miss S. B. Porter, teacher,
$236 40
Joseph Loud & Co., coal,,
12 00
A. W. Stetson, coal, 42 75
Jacob Loud & Co., granular fuel,
9 00
William White, care of room,
19 75
A. S. White, ink, crayons, &c.,
.
3 22
$323 12
DISTRICT No. 3.
Paid D. N. Lane, Jr., teacher,
$500 00
S. Ellen Nash,
217 25
Hattie E. Bates, 66
225 50
Maria L. Bates, 66
135 00
Margaret V. Raymond, teacher,
135 00
Elijah Hobart, Jr .. fuel,
36 00
'William Rice, fuel,
20 00
Jotham Pratt, preparing fuel,
27 50
William W. Raymond, care of rooms,
59 70
Henry Loud, incidentals,
2 52
Bela French, fuel, .
21 00
$1,379 47
DISTRICT No. 4.
Paid Carrie M. Clapp, teacher,
$209 00
M. Ella Hunt,
190 00
Joseph Loud & Co., coal,
69 20
Jacob Loud & Co., granular fuel, .
15 50
Atherton W. Tilden, care of rooms,
25 00
$508 70
DISTRICT No. 5.
Paid Priscilla B. Shaw, teacher,
$240 00
Lydia T. Cushing,
.
.
.
190 00
Lizzie L. Cushing, “ ·
.
190 00 .
.
$1,047 00
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Paid Joseph Loud & Co., coal, Jacob Loud & Co., granular fuel, .
. . $73 75
. 7 00
J. Forrest Torrey, care of rooms, . Charles Stetson, care of rooms,
5 88
.
7 00
$713 63
DISTRICT No. 6.
Paid Alline S. Williams, teacher,
$228 00
. Ellen M. Williams,
150 00
Jennie Fairbanks, 66
53 00
Joseph Loud & Co., coal,
88 00
J. B. Spear, wood, 11 25
Charles Andrews, care of rooms,
33 00
William Dyer, care of rooms,
3 58
Emma M. Loud, care of rooms,
10 32
$577 15
Paid Ellen M. Williams, teacher, from Pratt Fund, $12.
DISTRICT No. 7.
Paid H. L. Carroll, care of rooms, 1863, $7 00
Joseph Harding; school-room, 1865,
100 00
Henry F. Woodman, teacher, 487 50 .
S. Louisa Vining, 66
. 240 00
Emma Cummings, .
240 00 .
Maria A. Morrill, 66
.
.
190 00
Eunice Sprague, . .
· 190 00
Carrie L. Lovett 66
209 00
Joseph Loud & Co., coal,
142 25
A. Warren Stetson, coal,
22 00 .
J. M. Whitcomb, care of rooms,
33 40
J. B. Howe, care of rooms, .
19 25
John Thomas, care of rooms,
19 80
Michael Crowley, care of rooms,
21 00
Walter H. Joy, care of rooms,
7 00
Patrick Welch, fuel,
3 50
F. Curtis, ink, crayons, &c., .
10 36
Jacob Loud & Co., granular fuel,
6 30
$1,948 36
DISTRICT No. 9.
Paid Bradford Torrey, teacher,
$350 00
John V. Beal, 2
150 00
.
1
.
.
10
Paid Carrie F. Trott, teacher, . $209 00
Emma C. Leach, . 66
. 132 00
Lizzie E. Bailey,
190 00
Amy M. Adlington, "
. 190 00
Louisa J. Blanchard, "
66 00
Joseph Loud & Co., coal,
·
168 25
Jacob Loud & Co., granular fuel,
19 00
George F. Curtis, care of rooms,
76 80
John W. Loud, care of rooms,
10 67
A. S. White, ink, crayons, &c.,
13 90
A. S. White, ink, crayons, &c., 1863,
7 51
$1,583 13
DISTRICT No. 10.
Paid Louisa M. Graves, teacher, $209 00
Martha J. Stevens, 66 190 00
Joseph Loud & Co., coal,
55 20
Jacob N. Bates, care of rooms,
10 00
Charles N. French, care of rooms, .
15 00
Henry Loud, ink and crayons,
2 67
$481 87
DISTRICT No. 11.
Paid A. Clementine Torrey, teacher, $171 00
Kate E. French, 66
209 00
A. Warren Stetson, coal,
51 75
M. Derby, Jr., wood,
16 25
M. Derby, Jr., care of rooms,
20 60
$468 60
SUMMARY OF EXPENSE OF SCHOOLS.
Expense of High School, $1,104 52
Expense of District Schools, 9,031 03
$10,135 55
Whole amount appropriated for schools, .
$10,336 33
Amount expended,
10,135 55
$200 78
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HIGHWAYS, TOWNWAYS AND BRIDGES.
Paid Henry Cleverly, 1st District, . 164 16
George Bennett, 2d District, . 166 66 .
Joseph Totman, 3d District, . 173 21
George W. Richards, 4th District, .
168 95
David S. Murray, 5th District,
200 04 ·
Joseph Hawes, 6th District,
· 200 89
200 00
Ezra Reed, 7th District, Nicholas Thayer,.8th District,
203 12 ·
Simeon W. Gutterson, 9th District,
·
167 36
David Pratt, Jr., 10th District, ·
164 36
Thomas Derby, Jr., 11th District,
.
203 32
Overseers of the Poor, 1,000 00
Joseph Totman, repairing bridge at East Weymouth, 37 10
$3,049 17
Land Damage and Building Roads.
Paid George W. Huntress, interest on land damage 1863-64, $3 00
Paid Heirs of George Dyer, land for street from Com- mercial to Broad Street, 275 00
Paid Joseph H. Burrell, land for street from Commer-
cial to Broad Street, . 20 00
Paid Asa Dyer, land for street from Commercial. to Broad Street, 10 00
Paid Joseph Totman, building street from Commercial to Broad Street, . 154 27
Paid Weymouth Iron Company, widening bridge on
Pleasant Street, . 25 00
$487 27
Expense of Removing Snow.
Paid Henry Cleverly, $50 57
George Bennett; ·
20 09
Joseph Totman,
18 40
George W. Richards,
20 50
Ephriam Bradford,
12 00
Joseph Hawes,
30 75
Ezra Reed,
5 25
Simeon W. Gutterson,
20 88
David Pratt, Jr., .
16 76
Thomas Derby, Jr.,
10 13
·
$205 33
12
Summary of Expense on Roads. Paid to Highway Surveyor and Overseers of the Poor, for land damage and building roads,
$3,049 17
. 487 27
· for removing snow,
205 33
$3,741 77
TOWN HOUSE.
Paid Joseph Loud & Co., coal, . $26 50
Jacob Loud & Co., granular fuel, 2 31
Francis Tirrell, care of house, 30 00 ·
Henry Loud, lamps and oil, . 27 56 .
Samuel Burrell, oil, &c.,
36 11 .
$122 48
TOWN OFFICERS.
Town Clerk.
Francis Ambler,
$42 00
Francis Ambler, recording births, deaths and
marriages, .
77 00
$119 00
Treasurer.
Gilman Burrell,
$95 00
Selectmen.
James Humphrey, services and expenses . $497 75
Z. L: Bicknell, .
66 66
321 00 .
Noah Vining, 66 66 66 326 50 ·
-
- $1,145 25
Assessors.
Elias Richards, services and expenses, . . $231 85
William W. Raymond, services and expenses, 273 00
Quincy L. Reed,
66
223 50
$728 35
Overseers of the Poor.
Samuel Curtis, services and expenses, . . $126 00
James Tirrell,
.- 18 00
Lemuel Torrey, 4
37 00 ·
$181 00
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Constables.
William Stoddard, .
$25 56
Jacob N. Bates, · 13 60
George W. White, Jr.,
15 75
George W. White, Jr., expense of lockup, .. 4 25
Benjamin H. Everett,
$62 16
Superintendents of Schools.
D. F. Goddard,
$75 00
Calvin Terry,
425 00
.
$500 00
Collector.
William Bartlett,
. $291 42
$3,120 18
OLD BILLS.
Paid B. F. White, repairs on School House, 5th Dis- trict, 1863, . $20 84 . Paid C. C. Tower, repairs on School House, 7th Dis- trict, 1863, 5 65
Paid Widow Granville R. Jones, repairs on School House, 8th District, 1863, . 5 56
Paid John O. Foye, repairs on School House, 9th Dis- trict, 1863, 41 44
Paid George W. Huntress, examining Treasurer's ac- counts, 1863, 1 50
Paid Elias Richards, examining Treasurer's account, 1861, 1862, 1863, 6 '00
Paid William Bicknell, returning deaths, 1862, 1863, .
1 70
Isaac Lawrence,
66
66
1863,
3 70
John W. Bartlett, selling School Books, 1863, .
8 42
Peter Cushing, horse and carriage hire, 1863, 4 25 .
.
$99 06
·
3 00
.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Paid Wright & Potter, for printing, . $358 88
E. F. Hall, rent of lockup, 40 00
Thomas Groom & Co., cards for School Reports, . . 19 00 Town of Abington, schooling John Orcutt's children, 106 27
John O. Foye, expense extinguishing fire near Town House, 6 00
Andrew J. Randall, printing, . 10 00
Samuel Curtis, returning deaths, 1864,
13 00
Isaac Lawrence, 66 3 60
16 67
H. Loud, for stationery, 8 00
1 59
H. Loud, books, family Benjamin Dyer, . Quincy L. Reed, surveying,
15 00
J. Q. Torrey, 66
1. 00
A. S. White, books family Mrs. Deere, . 1 60
66
66 66 66
Maurice Fitzgerald,
15
66
66
66 66
Isaac H. Binney, .
90
66
66 66 66 Thomas Nash,
15
66
66
66 66 66 66
Richard Torrey,
85
66
66 66
66
Ellen Griffin, '
25
66
66
66
66
Thomas Sealey,
80
66
66
66
66
Isabella Hayes,
25
66
66
66
66
J. Dudley,
35
66
66
66
66
Patrick Tracy,
35
66
66
66
66
M. Killian, . Cokely, .
25
66
66
66
66
25
66
66
66
66
Robert Sealey,
25
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
35
Henry Newton, flag lost at Town House,
12 00
William B. Coolidge, Guide Boards,
18 50
Noah Vining, Surveying Mil. District,
14 92
Jenkins Lane, appraising School Houses, 1860, Alvin Morrison, 66 66 66 66
5 00
5 00
Charles Shute, 66
66
66
66
5 00
for distributing Schedules,
7 50
Z. L. Bicknell, stamps and stationery, . 6 63
James Humphrey, stamps, postage and stationery, 26 92
$708 06
55
66 S. A. White, . S. Sliney,
28
66 Joseph Viger,
·
F. Ambler, for military book,
15
AID FURNISHED TO FAMILIES OF VOLUNTEERS.
Christopher C. Bailey, $275 00
John H. Wheelan,
. $20 00
Albert Bates, 40 00
Harrison Whiting,
. 40 00
Spencer L. Brooks, 40 00
Walter H. Sargent, . 104 00
Isaac H. Binney, 12 00
Stephen Bates, .
40 00
Samuel D. Goodwin, 40 00
James Bowker, . 88 00
John M. Goodwin, 62 00
Albert Clarke, . 54 00
Warren Dunbar, 41 00
Edward Cushing, 128 00
Kenneth Hickey, . . 54 00
Charles E. Cushing,
36 00
William G. Thayer, 20 00
Charles H. Curtis, 40 00
Josiah Thompson, Jr., 26 00
Jason L. Deshon, 104 00
John Smith, 36 00
Joshua Day, 77 00
James Weeks, .
36 00
George Davis, .
20 00
Stephen S. Adlington, 52 00
Joshua F. Damon,
20 00
George M. Adams, ·
52 00
George French, 54 00
Austin P. Beard, 52 00
Samuel L. French, 130 00
Simeon Bearce, 144 00
Joseph H. Gannett, . 20 00
20 00
Francis A Bicknell, 26 00
Isaiah T. Hayward, .
20 GO
Otis S. Blanchard, . . 144 00
Asaph L. Hollis, .
.
20 00
Frederick T. Bicknell, 52 00-
Chas. G. Jones,
20 00
Henry F. Cushing, 144 00
Benjamin R. Kennison,
9 00
William Carney, 54 00
Nathan S. Kingman, . Byron Lord,
44 00
Benjamin L. Cady,
144.00
Matthew Macaulay, ·
40 00
Daniel L. Chapman,
104 00
George W. Mitchell, :
20 00
William Mitchell, . .
15 00
Frederick J. Gammons, 104 00
Charles E. Gannett, .
18 00
Jason A. Gardner,
144 00
Benj. F. Richards,
54 00
John D. Rea,
20 00
Henry S. Hollis,
63 00 ~
Daniel F. Rogers, .
94 00
Richard M. Holbrook,
52 00
Harris H. Spinney ·
88 00
John Q. Hunt, .
92 00 *
Richard B. Smith,
67 00
Adoniram B. Hollis, .
144 00
James H. Stevens, 40 00
Boyle D. Hill, .
104 00~
Minot A. Thomas, 20 00
Lyman T. Holmes, 52 00 ~
Isaac Thomas, .
20 00
Thomas B. Loud,
52 00
Lorenzo Torrey,
52 00
Charles S. Lloyd, .
84 00
Levi Tirrell,
32 00
Charles G. Morrill. 52 00
Alonzo Vining,
40 00
Terrence Murphy, . 144 00
John W. Dalton, . 144 00
George W. Osgood, . 20 00
Samuel M. Richards,
54 00
Patrick Gloster, 144 00
Charles A .. Crocker, . 104 00
54 00
Ferdinand J Barnes, 144 00
George A. Holbrook, .
Elias H. Deere, 52 00
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Augustus E. Orcutt, . $48 00
James Ford, $67 00
Samuel Pray,
144 00
Albert Thomas, 118 00
Asa B. Pratt,
144 00
Putnam I. Sweeting, . 35 00
Benjamin F. Pratt, 2d, 104 00
Andrew J. Vining, 52 00
Benjamin Pratt, 3d, . 104 00
Timothy Ryan, .
122 00
James Pratt, 48 00
Thomas Brady,
156 00
Josiah Q. Pratt,
104 00
Patrick Lynch, .
134 00
William P. Rice,
144 00
Johh Parry, .
52 00
- Michael Riley,
144 00
Richmond Burrell, .
144 00
-- Henry Ritchie, .
53 00
Leonard E. Baker,
104 00
William H. Richards, . 52 00
Joseph T. Dame,
92 00
David P. Richards, .
144 00
Sanford White,
144 00
Jason Smith, Jr.,
36 00
Elijah Prouty,
112 00
Edgar H. Trufant,
104 00
Lewis D. Bates,
156 .00
Naaman Torrey,
58 00
Major Tirrell,
104 00
Alfred W. Tirrell, .
72 00
William H. Goodwin,
104 00
Turner Torrey, .
144 00
Augustus Hesse,
139 00
Stillman Thayer, .
159 25
Otis H. Hobart,
144 00
William White, 2d,
31 00
Henry M. Hunt,
144 00
- Stephen R. Willis,
.
·
52 00
Chas. E. Healey,
35 00
Peter W. Marlow, .
36 00
Alfred C. Belcher,
58 00
Isaac B. Damon,
144 00
Frederick B. Colson, .
52 00
Martin Murphy,
48 00
Laroy S. Hollis,
36 00
Thomas McGuire, .
50 00
Reuben Sutton, .
104 00
Richard B. Torrey,
21 00
Owen Tomalty,
18 00
Charles McMarrow,
22 00
Daniel E. Louney, .
261 29
Augustus A. Linton, .
20 00
Frederick La Forrest,
49 00
William F. Coolidge, . 18 00
John Fennell, .
104 00
Thomas J. Nightengale; 18 00
Wm. Whittemore, Jr.,
260 00
Patrick Wall, 12 00
Henry Perry, 208 00
Albert Davierson, . 12 00
Edward B. Chessman, 270 00
William L. Burrell, ·
46 00
Michael Hart, 144 00
George W. Bicknell, 52 00
John W. Hart, 144 00
William N. Cushing, 2d, 44 00
James M. Makepeace,
74 00
-Israel J. Fearing, . 160 00
Ellis V. Lyon, . 104 00
Otis R. Hamilton, . 144 00
Samuel D. Linnell, 136 00
Nelson S. Jackson, . 144 00
Lucius M. Hamilton, . 104 00
Patrick McCue, 147 00
Stephen Cain, Jr., 104 00
George H. Vining, . 104 00
Edmund Slattery, . 276 00
Mark M. Blanchard, . 144 00
Patrick Cotter, . 52 00
James G. Jones, 26 00
Nathan C. Bumpus, · 44 00
George Lovell, . 44 00
Lewis M. Howard, . 52 00
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62 50
Chas. D. Whiting, . 52 00
Lawrence A. Ware,
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17
Edward Knights, . . $144 00
E. Munroe Thayer, . $132 80
Lemuel P. Littlefield, .
144 00
Lorenzo White, 124 00
John Dunn,
144 00
James Welch, 94 00
William J. Pedman, 128 00
Charles . D. Torrey, 52 00
George Derby, .. 96 00
David J. Lantz, 144 00
James R. Gillegan,
113 00
Leavitt Bates, 28 00
Patrick J. Shaw, .
144 00
Levi L. Bates, . 28 00
Noah W. Thayer,
104 00
Charles W. Bates, . 55 00
Frank Derby,
104 00
Charles H. Baker, . 55 00
George W. Farrer,
104.00
Thomas S. Blanchard, 55 00
Franklin Reed, .
144 00
John Blanchard, Jr., . 78 00
Gilbert F. Willett,
167 25
Michael Buckmaster, . 55 00
Eugene S. Williams,
52 00
John G. Burrell, .
78 00
Joshua L. Torrey, .
52 00
S. Edgar Burrell, . .
42 00
Patrick Tracy, .
158 00
Joseph H. Burrell, Jr., 78 00
John M. Sampson,
44 00
William H. Clapp,
78 00
Henry W. Healey, . ..
104 00
Bradford Chandler, 78 00
William L. Cummings,
144 00
Daniel Connor,
78 00
William A. Holbrook,
70 00
Roswell L. Corban, 78 00
55 00
Patrick C. Ford,
52 00
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Patrick Ward, .
144 00
James Ward, Jr.,.
103 00
Israel A. Dailey,
78 00
Galen A. Carter,
144 00
Horatio A. Davis, .
. 20 00
Lorenzo Goodwin, 7 80
Benjamin R. Dean, ·
28 00
George H. Pratt, . 103 00
George H. Doble, .
55 00
Francis A. Puttillow, . 103 00
Stephen Donahue, .
78 00
Frank Osborne,
144 00
Thomas Derby, Jr., 55 00
78 00
Patrick Lines,
144 00
David Dunbar, . 28 00
Henry B. Makepeace,
43 00
E. Herbert Estes, . 55 00
Patrick Fraher,
104 00
Edward A. Falvey,
68 00
Joseph H. Reamy,
56 00
William H. Farmer, . 55 00
Leander Pratt, .
146 00
Harrison Faulkner,
55 00
Jeremiah Quinn, . .
102 00
Michael Ford, 55 00
Wilbur F. Robinson, 44 00
Samuel E. Gay, 78 00
Andrew J. Baker, . 144 .00
John O. Gay, 78 00
Frederick H. Bowditch, 93 00
Henry A. Gardner, 28 00
John Child, . 144 00
John Gilligan, . 55 00
Thomas W. Pray, . 145 00
William A. Goodwin, . 28 00
Edwin F. Tirrell, . . 102 00
William O. Holbrook, 51 00
George E. Bates, . 98 00
Jeremiah Holbrook, . 78 00
Nelson E. Hayden, 132 00
George Holbrook, . . 63 00
Ethan S. Churchill,. .
144 00
Andrew Culley,
Elbridge G. Cushing, .
78 00
Frederick O. Cushing,
78 00
John Scully, 44 00
Patrick O'Donnell,
3
18
Edward Halligan, $78 00
F. Sumner Torrey, $55 00
Samuel W. Hunt,
78 00
Noah W. Torrey, . 78 00
John F. Hollis, .
55 00.
Solon A. Vining, 78 00
Isaac N. Hollis, Jr.,
78 00
Charles H. White, . 78 00
John Q. Hollis, . 78 00
Calvin F. White,
55 00
George Hollis, .
55 00
Nathan Weeks, .
55 00
William Healey,
78 00
Robert B. Barnes, .
103 00
Lysander Heald,
55 00
Amos R. Coolidge,
103 00
Walter H. Joy, .
55 00
George F. Cushing,
104 00
William E. Loud,
55 00
Jesse L. Davis, .
106 00
Samuel R. Loud,
55 00
Oliver Houghton, . William C. Nash,
103 00
Charles H. Leonard, .
28 00
51 00
James A. Lovell,
55 00
102 00
Jacob R. Lovell,
78 00
Gerry Fairbanks,
146 00
Frank G. Lovett,
55 00
Lewis Duval,
52 00
John D. May,
55 00
Stephen L. Rice,
112 00
Edwin Martin, 78 00
>Sumner Thompson,
144 00
Alonzo R. Miller,
55 00
Job Young,
141 00
James F. Moran,
55 00
Francis Allen,
50 00
Royal Norton,
78 00
Paul A. Dudley,
98 00
Charles Orcutt,
55 00
Warren E. Holt,
132 00
William Orcutt,
78 00
Edwin L. Joyce,
35 50
Benjamin W. Orcutt, .
55 00
Edwin P. Pearson, .
58 00
Henry F. Pratt,
42 00
Thomas M. Whicher, .
28 00
Stephen K. Philbrook,
78 00
James Day, .
18 00
Martin L. Randall,
78 00
Geo. Hiram Pratt, .
102 00
Winslow M. Rickards,
78 00
Greenleaf C. Day, .
144 00
George Ruggles,
28 00
Walter B. Allison,
45 00
Charles N. Richards, .
55 00
Ezra W. Leach,
89 00
George Shaw,
55 00
George F. Lindsey, 85 00
Elisha F. Shaw,
28 00
Rocius Walker, 93 00
Robert G. Skinner,
78 00
James Ryan, 108 00
Addison Stoddard,
55 00
Clinton F. Pope,
25 00
Joseph F. Taylor, .
55 00
Gideon R. Swan,
51 00
Watson Thayer,
8 00
William N. Cushing, .
110 00
Zenas M. Thompson, .
42 00
George F. Durgin, 76 00
Allen Thomas,
55 00
Edward Kendregan,
120 00
Edwin Thomas,
55 00
16 00
John Thomas,
78 00
28 00
Charles R. Trott,
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