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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
SELECTMEN
OF THE
TOWN OF CARVER,
FOR THE YEAR ENDING MARCH 4, 1893.
TOGETHER WITH THE REPORTS OF THE
TOWN CLERK AND SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
Annual Town Meeting, March 27, 1893.
BOSTON : ADDISON C. GETCHELL, PRINTER, No. 185 FRANKLIN STREET. 1893.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
SELECTMEN
OF THE
TOWN OF CARVER,
FOR THE YEAR ENDING MARCH 4, 1893.
TOGETHER WITH THE REPORTS OF THE
TOWN CLERK AND SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
Annual Town Meeting, March 27, 1893.
BOSTON : ADDISON C. GETCHELL, PRINTER, No. 185 FRANKLIN STREET. 1893.
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REPORT OF SELECTMEN.
Citizens of Carver :
The Selectmen submit their annual report of the receipts and expenditures of the town for the past year, with such other facts as may be of interest.
TREASURER'S ACCOUNT.
ANDREW GRIFFITH, Treasurer.
DR.
Cash on hand March 5, 1892 $1,913 04
Received from Middleboro, for schools 58 12
William E. Bruce, rent almshouse
2 30
E. S. Fuller, license to peddle 3 00
William Savery, agent, borrowed money 1,000 00
William Savery, agent, borrowed money 1,000 00
William L. Randall, license to peddle
3 00
William L. Chipman, clerk 4th District Court, fines
25 00
William E. Bruce, rent almshouse
3 00
William E. Bruce, rent almshouse
5 00
From collection of taxes
5,049 19
Interest on delinquent taxes .
21 90
$9,083 55.
CR.
Support of poor
$921 06
Support of schools
1,428 33
Repairs of highways
1,209 03
4
Removal of snow, highways
$298 10
Repairs of schoolhouses
73 00
Repairs of bridges ·
300 00
School-books and incidentals
125 20
Support of school at East Head 155 00
State Aid, ch. 301
201 00
Military Aid, ch. 279
64 00
Soldiers' Relief, ch. 447
139 31
County tax
935 66
Incidental town expenses
635 19
Transportation of scholars
100 00
Interest on loans
90 00
$6,674 88
Cash on hand December 14, 1892
2,408 67
$9,083 55
TREASURER'S ACCOUNT.
JAMES A. VAUGHAN, Treasurer. DR.
December 14, 1892, from account of A.
Griffith
$2,408 67 ·
Corporation tax
.
692 14
National Bank tax
S90 OI .
Military Aid, ch. 279
72 00
State Aid, ch. 301
300 00
Pratt school fund
100 00
Dog fund
160 00
Massachusetts school fund
368 31
Collection of taxes
2,509 06
Interest on delinquent taxes
22 50
Griffith cemetery fund
224 52
$7,747 21
CR.
Support of poor
$663 36
Support of schools
749 96
Repairs of highways .
107 51
Removal of snow, highways
65 50
Repairs, schoolhouses
139 16
Repairs of bridges
92 06
School-books and incidentals
75 79
Support of school at East Head .
55 00
State Aid, ch. 301
92 00
Military Aid, ch. 279
So oo
Soldiers' Relief, ch. 447
159 89
Incidental town expenses
302 94
Interest on loans
90 00
Town debt
1,000 00
Townhouse account
68 32
State tax
560 00
William Savery, agent, loan
2,000 00
Griffith cemetery fund
224 52
Cash on hand March 4, 1893
1,221 20
$7,747 21
The Treasurer's books have been examined and found to be correct. The amount of cash on hand, $1221.20, as stated in the Treasurer's account.
NELSON SHERMAN,
SCHOOLS.
Auditor.
Receipts and expenditures connected with the support of schools the past year.
DR.
To balance from 1891
$679 46
appropriation 1892
.
1,500 00
6
To town of Middleboro, tuition $58 12
Pratt School Fund .
100 00
Massachusetts School Fund
368 31
dividend dog licenses
160 00
$2,865 89
CR
Paid approved bills of School Committee as follows : Lillian W. Dove, teacher No. 1 Gram- mar
Bernice E. Cornish, teacher No. I Pri- mary 240 00
Lulie Robbins. teacher No. 2 117 00
Sadie F. Atwood, teacher No. 3 261 So
Vesta B. Shaw, teacher No. 4 Gram-
mar
299 50
Lizzie M. Schouler, teacher No. 4 Pri- mary 172 50
Rebecca W. Benson, teacher No. 5 260 00
Leila B. Thomas, teacher No. S 176 00
Elmer B. Perkins
S2 50
G. G. Atwood
77 50
Edith L. Barrows
28 00
Orrie E. Clark
26 00
Sadie F. Atwood, janitor No. 3
5 50
Vesta B. Shaw, janitor No. 4 Gram-
mar
2 50
F. W. Briggs, janitor No. 4 Grammar 3 25
Lizzie M. Schouler, janitor No. 4 Pri- mary 4 50 ·
Clarence R. Hines, janitor No. 5 ·
S oo
Leila B. Thomas, janitor No. 8 .
5 65
Nelson Sherman, wood bill No. I .
6 00
$264 00
7
Charles F. Cornell, sawing wood No. I $1 15
R. W. Benson, wood bill No. 5 I 84
E. W. Hackett, cutting wood No. I 8 02
G. P. Lincoln, sawing wood No. 5 3 75
A. M. Atwood, cleaning No. 5 3 20
Mrs. Geo. E. Atwood, cleaning No. I 2 20
Mrs. N. G. Swift, cleaning No. 4 5 00
Clinton Shurtleff, janitor No. I Pri-
mary 2 25
Bertie Sherman, janitor No. 1 Gram- mar . 8 27
Willie D. Bruce, janitor No. I Primary 3 co
Minnie L. Richards, janitor No. 2 2 25
Emma F. Richards, janitor No. 2 4 25
W. T. Thomas, janitor No. I 5 50
E. L. Barrows, janitor
J. J. Tobey, cleaning schoolhouse . 2 25
J. A. Vaughan, wood and cutting No. 3 . 16 34
3 50
J. A. Vaughan, wood and cutting No. 2 I 13
J. A. Vaughan, express and freight 45
Gustavus Atwood, wood No. 8 13 67
Gustavus Atwood, wood No. 4 17 57
Ezra S. Diman, wood No. 5 II 50
Chandler Robbins, wood No. I 21 00
Total expenses . $2,178 29
Balance to new account
687 60
-
$2,865 89
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HIGHWAYS.
Receipts and expenditures connected with the repairs of high- ways the past year :
DR.
To balance from 1891 .
$ISI IO
To appropriation of 1892
. 1,200 00
CR.
$1.3SI IO
Paid William F. Stanley, commission $439 95
H. T. Hammond, commission
433 47
Frederick W. Shaw, commission
443 12
Total expense
. $1,316 54
Balance to new account
64 56
$1.38I IO
REMOVAL OF SNOW -HIGHWAYS.
Receipts and expenditures connected with the removal of snow from the highways the past year :
DR.
To balance from IS91 .
$13 07
To appropriation of 1892
250 00
Overdrawn .
98 13
$361 20
CR.
Paid I. S. Shurtleff. commission $48 64
James E. Case
I SO
Ira B. Bumpus
I So
James Castle
I So
Chester F. Tillson
I So
N. G. Swift .
3 00
George H. Westgate
I SO
9
Paid James E. Brett
$1 80
J. B. McFarlin
I 80
Oscar Nelson
I 70
Ira B. Wright
2 03
A. T. Little .
2 03
George F. Watson
So
Charles A. Smith
So
William Cayvir
So
Hiram A. Smith
80
Frederick W. Shaw, commission
136 60
H. T. Hammond, commission
92 95
Edward Johnston .
3 40
Gardner E. Holmes
3 00
E. H. Murdock
3 00
James W. Thomas
3 80
Herbert M. Coombs
3 8c
Robert F. Shurtleff
2 80
Dennis Morse
So
Samuel McHenry
3 00
Joseph W. Washburn
I 60
James W. Lewis
2 80
William Johnson
I 60
Herbert H. Atwood
I 80
Henry Appling
I 60
George W. Thomas
2 00
A. P. Robbins
I 60
William B. Dunham
I 65
S. N. Gould
2 00
E. S. Lucas .
3 00
Charles H. Atwood
3 00
William F. Stanley
12 20
Total expense
$361 20
10
REPAIR OF BRIDGES.
Receipts and expenses connected with the repairs of bridges the past year :
DR.
To appropriation of 1892
$400 00
Still overdrawn
46 12
$446 12
CR.
Paid H. H. Clark and others, new bridge
near B. W. Robbins .
$300 00
W. T. Jefferson
40 00
Frederick W. Shaw
52 06
Overdrawn in 1891
54 06
$446 12
REPAIRS OF SCHOOLHOUSES.
Receipts and expenses connected with the repairs of school- houses the past year :
DR.
To balance from 1891
$61 38
To appropriation of 1892
200 00
$261 38
CR.
Paid Jones Bros $14 20
R. W. Benson, shades and hanging 4 10
T. T. Vaughan, posts for fence No. 5 ·
5 00
E. P. Robbins, building fence No. 5 2 50 · H. A. Sparrow, paper, &c., No. 5 3 20 James Harris, labor and material No. 5 3 26
11
Paid Hines Bros. repairs No. 5 . $10 64
Hines Bros. repairs No. 2 . 12 98
Hines Bros. repairs No. 1 Gram-
mar 13 80
Hines Bros. repairs No. I Primary 10 52
A. C. Bradford 2 25
Lewis Sheritt, labor No. I .
I 50
J. C. Whitehead, 2 pails
I IO
Gustavus Atwood, repairs No. 4 129 36
$214 41
Balance to new account
46 97
$261 38
SCHOOL-BOOKS AND INCIDENTALS.
Receipts and expenses connected with school-book and inci- dental account the past year :
DR.
To appropriation of 1892 . $300 00
Deficiency of 1891 and 1892
109 77
$409 77
CR.
Paid Oliver Ditson & Co., books $6 00
American Book Co., books .
3 02
Porter & Coates, books .
14 88
J. J. Tobey, express on books Geo. F. King & Merrill, books
I 30
10 00
American Book Co., books
29 07
American Book Co., charts
90 00
Boston School Supply Co. . 7 92
J. L. Hammett .
34 00
12
Paid Educational Publishing Co.
$I So
Ginn & Co.
3 00
Total expense 1892
200 99
Overdrawn
208 78
$409 77
SCHOOL, EAST HEAD.
Receipts and expenses connected with the school at East Head the past year :
DR.
To balance from 1891
$60 00
To appropriation of 1892
150 00
$210 00
CR.
Paid M. Elvira Briggs, teacher
$60 00
Orrie E. Clark, teacher
95 00
Fanny S. Dunham, teacher .
55 00
$210 00
MILITARY AID. Receipts and disbursements under chapter 279 the past year :
DR.
Due from the State
$$4 00
One half paid by Carver
84 00
$168 00
CR.
Paid Samuel J. Ham
$48 00
Manoah Hurd
96 00
Total disbursement
$144 00
Paid previous to March 4, 1892 .
24 00
$168 00
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STATE AID.
Receipts and disbursements connected with State Aid to soldiers and families under chap. 301 the past year :
DR.
Due from the State
.
$343 00
CR.
Paid Charles Atwood
$48 00
L. N. Shaw
25 00
Abby H. Eddy
48 co
Lucy W. Fuller
48 00
P. Jane Barrows
48 00
Eliza B. Shurtleff
48 00
Mary A. Shaw
28 00
Total disbursements .
$293 00
Paid previous to March 4, 1892
50 00
$343 00
SOLDIERS' RELIEF.
Receipts and expenditures connected with the relief of sol- diers and families the past year :
DR.
To balance from 1891
$37 01
To appropriation of 1892
300 co
CR.
Paid Sylvia C. Dunham
$36 00
Paid H. S. B. Smith, med. att'd C. Atwood · · Paid Town of Plymouth, aid to Mrs. I.
18 00
$337 OI
1
14
F. Atwood's family
$230 20
Town of Plymouth, aid H. K. Swift .
15 00
Total expenditures
$299 20
Balance to new account
37 SI
$337 01
TOWN HOUSE ACCOUNT.
Receipts and expenses connected with the Town House ac- count the past year :
DR.
To balance from IS91
$97 63
$97 63
CR.
Paid W. H. H. Weston, paint
$21 65
Paid T. T. Vaughan, oil
7 20
Paid Charles Holmes. labor
39 47
Total expense
$68 32
Balance to new accounts
29 31
$97 63
TRANSPORTATION OF SCHOLARS.
Receipts and expenses connected with the transportation of scholars :
DR.
To appropriation of IS92
$100 00
$100 00
CR.
Paid Ebenezer Dunham
$100 00
Total expense
$100 00
$100 00
15
INTEREST ACCOUNT, PERMANENT LOANS.
Receipts and expenses connected with the interest account the past year :
DR.
To appropriation of 1892 · $200 00
$200 00
CR.
Paid Plymouth Savings Bank
$180 00
Balance to new account
20 00
$200 00
J. M. Cobb, constable, case of James Webb.
DR.
To appropriation, 1892
$20 00
$20 00
CR.
Paid J. M. Cobb .
$20 00
$20 00
TOWN DEBT.
Receipts and expenses connected with the town debt account the past year :
DR.
To appropriation of 1892 . . $1,000 00
$1,000 00
CR.
Paid Plymouth Savings Bank
. $1,000 00
$1,000 00
16
INCIDENTAL TOWN EXPENSES.
Receipts and expenses connected with incidental town expen- ses the past year :
DR.
To balance from 1891
$230 76
Appropriation of 1892
500 00
Interest on taxes
47 75
Pedlers' licenses
6 00
Corporation tax ·
692 14
William Savery, agent, loan
2,000 00
National Bank tax
890 01
$4,366 66
Overdrawn
47 13
$4,413 79
CR.
Paid A. Griffith, treasurer and collector,
commission, 1891 $173 49
A. Griffith, selectman, overseer of poor and registrar of voters 91 64
A. Griffith, printing, postage, and stationary . 13 II
A. T. Shurtleff, town clerk and expenses 39 27
N. Sherman, auditor 2 50
F. A. Ward, selectman, overseer of poor, and registrar of voters 35 50
T. T. Vaughan, same ·
31 00
N. Lincoln, member of school com- mittee, 1891 34 19
H. L. Thatcher & Co., printing town reports . Gustavus Atwood, member of school committee, 1891
38 00
29 17
17
Paid J. M. Cobb, constable in Keith case,
1891 . . . $3 88
J. J. Tobey, member of school com- mittee, 1892 28 69
J. J. Tobey, care of school books 12 00
A. Griffith, collector's book 2 00
G. Gilbert Atwood, surveying town line 3 50
Secretary of State, voters' register I 25
E. W. Shaw, returning deaths, 1891 75
John Healy, watching fire . 60
J. P. Lovell Arms Company, handcuffs, &c. 5 75
Mary E. Shurtleff, copying valuation 7 00
A. Griffith, assessor, 1892 . .
22 00
F. A. Ward, assessor, 1892 ·
22 00
T. T. Vaughan, assessor, 1892 · 22 00
Greenough, Adams & Cushing, records book 2 00
George F. Morse, returning births 75
Nelson Sherman, returning deaths 2 75
Various persons, fighting fire 7 00
William F. Stanley, constable 12 50
Frank E. Barrows, writing sheet tally 2 00
A. M. DeRose, watching fire 3 60
Interest on borrowed money 58 33
J. J. Tobey, express and freight I 61
William F. Stanley, case of Olive Goshe . 9 71
J. W. Hurley, case of Ralph U. Graffan 5 70
J. W. Atwood, returning 20 deaths 5 00
Avery & Doten, printing tax bills 2 50
18
Paid T. T. Vaughan, repairing fence town house $3 00
J. M. Cobb, case of Maracco 5 96
J. M. Cobb, case of Maricallo 5 96
G. Atwood, teller at election I 50
Estate of A. Griffith, selectman,
overseer poor, and registrar of voters
33 28
Estate of A. Griffith, postage and stationery II 40
Estate of A. Griffith, treasurer,
and collector's commission, 1892 124 29
Total incidental town expenses $918 13
County tax
935 66
State tax ·
560 00
Loan
2,000 00
$4,413 79
POOR.
Receipts and expenses connected with the support of poor the past year :
DR.
To balance from 1891
$SS 96
Appropriation of 1892 1,350 00
William E. Bruce, rent almshouse IO 30
$1,449 26
Overdrawn
135 16
$1,584 42
CR.
Paid William Pratt, aid
$60 00
Louisa Ransom, aid Susan Robbins 36 00
Emma F. Boynton, same 42 00
19
Paid P. J. Holmes, wood J. Thomas $11 00
Willard Sears, support 212 00
Charles Lucas, support
185 50
Sarah Bumpus, aid
79 50
Barney Lucas, support, Wareham
88 00
John Thomas, support
32 25
W. McFarlin, Taunton Lunatic Hospital . 169 92
Town of Wareham, aid to E. Stringer and family .
26 35
John Coad, aid . 64 50
Edward W. Hackett's family, aid
I 75
D. Gardner Thomas, board J. Thomas . ·
150 50
E. N. Thompson, aid Robery .
106 00
Town of Plymouth, doctoring C. W. Atwood's family . 39 85
Town of Plymouth, doctoring Wil- liam Pratt ·
4 90
George F. Morse, medical attend- ance W. Sears · ·
5 00
George F. Morse, medical attend- ance William Pratt 6 25
E. H. Cornish, medical attend- ance J. Thomas 26 75
City Brockton, aid J. P. Lucas 106 00
City Chelsea, aid S. J. Ham 17 50
F. A. Ward, aid W. Sears, 2 00
Sparrow Bros., clothing J. Thomas 6 75
D. Hines, care of J. Coad 42 00
Board for D. Hines while taking care J. Coad IO 50
20
Paid J. B. Williams, lunch and care 163 tramps at 25 cents $40 75 J. B. Williams, care 109 tramps at Io cents IO 90
Total expense of poor
$1.584 42
COLLECTOR'S ACCOUNT.
A. GRIFFITH, Collector.
DR.
IS92.
March 5. To uncollected taxes of IS79 $S2 29
CR.
IS92.
Dec. 13. Still uncollected ·
$82 29
DR.
IS92.
March 5. To uncollected taxes of 1890
$24 66
CR.
IS92.
Dec. 13. By amount collected in 1892 $20 37
Amount uncollected 4 29 .
$24 66
IS92.
March 5. To uncollected taxes of IS91 $920 00
CR.
IS92.
Dec. 13. By amount collected in I892 $712 24
Amount uncollected 207 76
$920 00
DR.
21
DR.
IS92.
Aug. I. To amount of tax bills 1892 $7,822 20
CR.
1892.
Dec. 13. By amount collected in 1892 $4,304 SI Amount uncollected 3,517 39
$7,822 20
COLLECTOR'S ACCOUNT.
J. A. VAUGHAN, Collector. DR.
IS92.
Dec. 13. To uncollected taxes, bills of
1879
$82 29
CR. 1893.
March 4.
Still uncollected
.
$82 29
DR.
1892.
Dec. 13. To uncollected taxes, bills of
CR.
$4 29
1890
1893.
March 4. By amount collected
I3
Amount uncollected .
4 16
$4 29
22
DR.
IS92. Dec. 13. To uncollected taxes, bills of IS91
$207 76
CR.
IS93.
March 4. By amount collected . $55 85
Amount uncollected 151 91 .
$207 76
DR.
IS92.
Dec. 13. To uncollected taxes, bills of
IS92
$3,517 39
CR.
IS93.
March 4. By amount collected $2,449 86
Amount uncollected 1,067 53
$3.517 39
TOWN LIABILITIES.
Notes in Plymouth Savings Bank . $3.000 00
School appropriation not paid out 687 60
Highway appropriation undrawn . 64 56
Poor bills unsettled, estimated
125 00
Town clerk, bill and expenses 4º 33
All other demands, estimated
450 00
$4,367 49
ASSETS.
Cash in the treasury . .
$1,221 20
Due from State, aid to soldiers, chap. 301
343 00
23
Due from State, aid to soldiers, chap. 279
$84 00
Uncollected taxes of 1879
82 29
66 1890
4 29
1891
151 91
1892
1,067 53
Ellis school fund
.
160 00
$3, 114 22
Liabilities over assets
1,253 27
ASSESSORS' STATISTICS, 1892.
Value of personal estate
$158,450 00
Value of real estate
542,640 00
Total valuation, May I
$701,090 00
Value of buildings
$161,100 00
Value of land
381,540 00
$542,640 00
Raised by taxation :
Support of poor . . $1,350 00
Support of schools
1,500 00
Repairs of highways
1,200 00
Repairs of bridges 400 00
Repairs of schoolhouses
200 00
Town debt
1,000 00
Interest
200 00
School-books and incidentals
300 00
Soldiers' relief 300 00
Town incidentals . 500 00
East Head school .
150 00
Removal of snow .
250 00
Transportation of scholars
100 00
J. M. Cobb
20 00
24
State tax
$560 00
County tax
935 66
$8,965 66
Deduct estimated bank and corporation
tax
1,200 00
$7,765 66
Overlay
56 54
Total sum assessed
$7,822 20
Tax rate per $1,000
$10 50
Poll tax
2 00
Number of polls .
231
Number of persons taxed
504
On poll only
61
On property
443
Number horses
18I
Number cows
164
Neat-cattle other than cows
48
Number shotes
36
Number mules
8
Number sheep
5
Number dwellings
277
Number acres land
19,958
Number acres cranberry bog
897
APPROPRIATIONS, 1893.
The following sums of money are recommended to meet cur- rent expenses the ensuing year : -
Support of poor
$1,700 00
Support of schools
1,500 00
Repairs of highways
1,200 00
Repairs of bridges
150 00
25
Repairs of schoolhouses
$150 00
School books and incidentals
300 00
Soldiers' relief, chap. 447
300 00
Town incidentals .
600 oc
School at East Head
150 00
Town debt .
1,000 00
Interest on debt
115 00
Removal of snow, highways
300 00
Respectfully submitted, FRED A. WARD, T. T. VAUGHAN, Selectmen of Carver.
TOWN MEETING.
Contents of Warrant for town meeting, to be held at the town house on Monday, the twenty-seventh day of March next, at one o'clock P.M.
ART. I. To choose a moderator to preside in said meeting.
ART. 2. To choose all necessary town officers.
ART. 3. To raise and appropriate such sums of money as may be necessary to defray town charges and payment of debt and interest the ensuing year.
ART. 4. To determine the manner of repairing the highways, and decide the compensation of labor thereon.
ART. 5. To decide when taxes shall become due, and whether any interest shall be charged after a certain date.
ART. 6. To see what pay the town will vote the Treasurer and collector and other town officers.
ART. 7. To see if the town will instruct the Treasurer to bor- row money under the direction of the selectmen, if found neces- sary, in anticipation of taxes the ensuing year.
ART. S. To see if the town will accept the jury list as pre- pared by the selectmen.
ART. 9. To see if the town will accept the report of the selectmen.
ART. 10. To see if the town will vote to make the yards of field- drivers town pounds, provided they also be chosen pound-keepers.
ART. II. To bring in their ballots, Yes or No, upon the ques-
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tion, Shall licenses be granted in this town for the sale of intox- icating liquors ?
ART. 12. To see if the town will raise and appropriate a certain sum of money for the conviction and prosecution of those who illegally sell intoxicating liquor. (Petition of William F. Stanley and others. )
ART. 13. To see if the town will vote to purchase a road machine for the use of the town in repairing its highways. (Petition of William F. Stanley and others.)
ART. 14. To see if the town will annul the vote whereby it established a Board of Road Commissioners, and thereby accept the provisions of chapter 98 of the acts of the year 1889. (Peti- tion of Gustavus Atwood and others. )
ART. 15. To see if the town will set apart the road gener- ously given by the Hon. William Savery, known as Savery avenue, as a separate road district, with a suitable appropriation to maintain said road in a manner to perpetuate the growth of the trees, and keep the roadbed in creditable condition ; also to appoint a commissioner to superintend all work to be done on aforesaid avenue.
We, the petitioners, believing that, aside from a small testi- monial to a public-spirited and honored citizen, that, it being one of the most novel and striking features of natural park in Massachusetts, and a much-commended attraction for visitors, should receive marked attention from its townsmen. (Petition of Job A. Turner and others. )
FRED A. WARD, T. T. VAUGHAN,
Selectmen of Carver.
REPORT OF THE TOWN CLERK.
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN CARVER FOR THE YEAR 1892.
IS92.
Feb. 21. Robert Leighton Edwards and Elizabeth Wilson Barrows, both of Carver.
April 17. Zephaniah W. Andrews and Ida M. Tillson, both of Carver.
May 30. Alonzo Davis Griffith, of Carver, and Bessie Mabel Gammons, of Middleboro.
June 17. James E. Brett, of Carver, and Ann Eliza Thayer, of Winchester, N. H.
July 7. George P. S. Borck, of Boston, and Mabel F. Till- son, of Carver.
Aug. 30. John Lincoln Parker and Elizabeth Black, both of Carver.
Sept. II. Tobias Lord Parker, of Carver, and Alice C. Peter- son, of Plympton.
Oct. 3. Nahum Sampson and Elnora L. Henry, both of South Thomaston, Me.
Nov. II. Edward Paison Washburn and Nettie Eliza Robin- son, both of Carver.
Nov. 24. Orlando Packard Griffith and Helen Betsey Shaw, both of Carver.
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BIRTHS REGISTERED IN CARVER FOR THE YEAR 1892.
Date of Birth.
NAME.
PARENTS.
1 892.
Jan. 29,
Helen Stetson Griffith,
Henry S. and Helen A.
Feb. I,
Hazen Southworth,
Thomas M. and Lucy A.
Feb. 17, Kenneth Eugene Shaw,
Mar. 25,
Geneor Elizabeth Shurtleff,
Oliver L. and Annie G.
Apr. 6, Archie Jefferson Shaw,
Ezra and Betsey J.
Apr. 20,
Elsie Louise Cole,
Theron M. and Annie H.
Apr. 22, Sarah T. McFarlin,
John W. and Alice F.
Apr. 23,
Harry Everett Hewes,
William J. and Sarah E.
July 16, Gertrude Freeman Shaw,
July 16, Gerard Franklin Shaw,
Aug. 2, Marian Wilbur Gifford Lewis,
James W. and Jane T.
Aug. 6, Lawrence Edwin Parker,
Patrick W. and Laura E.
Aug. 8, Louis George Rondelle,
Louis F. and Jeanne C.
Aug. 15,
Susan Adaline DeRose,
Alfred M. and Rebecca K.
Aug. 29,
Elverson Ellsworth Atwood,
Arthur C. and Ida M.
Aug. 30,
Gordon Murdock,
George S. and Minnie W.
Sept. 7,
Phillis Arlene Lincoln,
Alfred F. and Mary A.
Sept. 8, Robert Elwood Case,
James E. and Waitstill A.
Sept. 25,
May Florence Wright,
Ira B. and Mary A. George E. and Eva L.
Oct. 2,
Helen Eva White,
Oct. 8, Elmer Leslie Bradford,
Albert C. and Laura A.
Oct. 15, Gideon Leroy Tabor,
William B. and Laura.
Oct. 19, Chessman Elmore Coombs,
Herbert M. and Laura C.
Oct. 27,
Shumway Russel Bruce,
William E. and Alice.
Nov. 25,
Hudson (male),
Frank W. and Edith L.
Eugene E. and Ella G.
Apr. 26, Florence Gray Washburn,
Joseph H. and Emma G.
Frank H. and Nancy A.
DEATHS REGISTERED IN CARVER FOR THE YEAR 1892.
AGE.
Date of Death.
NAME.
Y.
M.
D.
1892.
Betsey Shaw.
68
2
9
Disease of Brain.
Jan. 13.
Waitstill Cushing.
63
8
29
Jan. I8.
Clio Atwood.
75
2
25
Pneumonia.
Jan. 23.
Welcome Shaw.
71
14
La Grippe.
Feb.
5.
Thomas Vaughan.
77
IO
5
Feb.
12.
Emily O. Ellis.
62
9
Chronic Myelitis.
Luther S. W. and Mehitable.
Feb. 25.
George W. King.
46
4
Heart Failure.
Zephaniah and Olive Bisbee.
Mar. 3.
Nancy Barrows.
93
7
Typhoid Fever.
Joseph and Lydia E.
Mar. IO.
Walter J. Morris.
25
7
Heart Failure.
Calvin and Ruth.
Mar. 25.
Calvin Lucas.
14
IO
18
Peritonitis.
Robert and Anna Linton.
Mar. 27.
Fanny J. Parker.
63
2
3
Pneumonia.
Ezra and Anna Lucas.
Mar. 28.
Anna Cornell.
63
7
14
Tumor.
Isaiah and Clarinda Cobb.
Apr. 14.
Betsey A. Gammons.
43
I
19
Heart Failure.
Silas and Betsey Bump.
Apr. 25.
Hannah Atwood.
64
6
7
Cancer.
Joseph and Hannah Shaw.
May II.
Sylvia E. Manter.
55
8
26
Gastric Fever.
May 24.
Sarah A. Bissett.
65 78
8
I Diabetes.
June 25. Henry M. Thomas.
62
Phthisis.
July 23.
James Churchill.
77
18
Paralysis.
Ansel and Lois.
July 28.
Francis B. Lewis.
2
7 Cholera Infantum.
July 31. Mary T. Sherrett.
60
I
7 Paralysis.
Aug. I.
Lorenzo N. Shaw.
69
7 Paralysis.
Levi and Martha.
Aug. 6. Archie J. Shaw.
4
Ulcers in Ilead.
Ezra and Betsey.
William J. and Elizabeth S.
Aug. 7.
Harry E. Hewes.
3
16 Cholera Infantum.
Barzilla and Eunice. Abiel and Hannah.
June 17.
Daniel Vaughan.
David and Lydia Bates.
Cancer,
James and Louisa Barrows.
May 13.
Hannah Shurtleff.
85
16
Heart Failure.
James and Phebe. Ezra J. and Thirza Mendall.
Heart Failure.
Benjamin and Hannah Ward. Ira and Waitstill Murdock. Abiel and Mary Humphrey. Samuel and Lydia.
Jan. 3.
Cancer of Stomach.
NAMES OF PARENTS.
CAUSE OF DEATHI.
George F. and Estella HI.
William S. and Susan Savery.
Aug. 9. | Jessie E. Johnson.
9
15 Cholera Infantum. Inflammation. Cholera Infantum.
Aug. 15. Izette A. Cornish.
IO
25
Aug. 29.
Lucy Ranson.
86
2
II
Apoplexy.
Sept. 7.
Cora F. Pullen.
32
9
2
Heart Disease. Congestion.
Oct. 5.
Phillis Arlene Lincoln.
28
Cholera Infantum.
Nov. 21.
George W. Bent.
74
5
9 Heart Failure.
Dec. 4.
Andrew Griffith.
Inflammation of Bowels.
Dec. 5.
Martha D. Savery.
Dec.
14.
William B. Pratt.
67
Dec.
15.
Benjamin H. Savery.
51
8
6
Dec. 15.
Katherine Sherman.
IO
Consumption. Capillary Bronchitis.
William L. and Grace I. Stephen and Harriet. Ellis H. and Nancy. Benj. and Hannah Hammond.
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