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Williamina Birse
185
167
94
88
94
1.08
3
235
D Primary ·
Euphrasia Hernan
Total
-
616
486
463
95
.69
24
744
257
ancy.
ance.
Attendance.
Per Cent. of
nesses pro
Attendance.
D Grammar .
Caroline Leben.
B Primary
·
Whole Number
258
CODDINGTON SCHOOL.
GRADE.
TEACHERS.
Whole Number En-
rolled.
ferent Pupils. Whole Number Dif-
Average Number
Belonging.
Average Daily At-
tendance.
Per Cent. Daily
Attendance.
pro rata Av. Daily No. of Tardinesses
Attendance.
Cases of Truancy.
Number of Visits.
A Grammar .
Mary E. Dearborn, Principal .
57
29
28
27
98
-
-
244
B Grammar .
Minnie M. Jameson
74
38
35
34
98
217
C Grammar .
Alice B. Hersey
87
47
39
38
97
.02
-
121
D Grammar .
Emily R. White
88
45
43
41
97
.19
125
A Primary .
Jessie B. Clarke
109
58
49
47
96
.17
1
104
B Primary .
Mary G. Collagan .
118
66
52
50
97
.12
1
205
C Primary .
Julia E. Underwood
103
63
54
51
94
.21
1
324
D Primary .
Nettie M. McQuesten
182
133
77
73
94
.35
3
439
D Primary
Alice T. Kelley
Total .
-
479
377
361
96
.16
5
1,779
-
-
-
JOHN HANCOCK SCHOOL.
GRADE.
TEACHERS.
Whole Number En-
Whole Number Dif-
ferent Pupils.
Average Number
Belonging.
Average Daily At-
tendance.
Per Cent. Daily
Attendance.
No. of Tardinesses
pro rata Av. Daily
Cases of Truancy.
Number of Visits.
A Primary .
Adelaide A. Jackson .
83
58
55
52
95
.71
90
B Primary .
100
47
46
43
94
1.55
2
47
B Primary .
Ellen A. Sills
111
55
52
49
95
1.32
-
59
c Primary ·
Lizzie Mason
115
56
50
47
94
1.12
3
93
C Primary ·
Clara A. Reamy
110
49
49
46
94
.67
3
91
D Primary .
Mary C. Parker
129
49
45
42
94
.71
1
89
D Primary .
Carrie M. Shunk
101
49
53
50
94
1.30
2
91
D Primary .
Eva B. Wallace
115
115
50
45
92
1.28
3
155
Total
-
478
393
377
95
1.07
14
715
-
·
rolled.
Attendance.
259
260
QUINCY SCHOOL.
GRADE.
TEACHERS.
Whole Number En-
rolled.
Whole Number Dif-
ferent Pupils.
Average Number
Belonging.
Average Daily At-
tendance.
Per Cent. Daily
Attendance.
No. of Tardinesses
pro rata Av. Daily
Cases of Truancy.
Number of Visits.
A Grammar .
C. F. Merrick, Principal
48
26
23
22
96
.17
1
36
B Grammar .
Nina A. Page
63
35
28
26
95
.50
-
·
·
63
34
31
30
95
.13
53
D Grammar .
Effie E. Beal
69
39
33
31
95
.48
1
45
A Primary .
Elizabeth J. McNeil
65
41
34
32
95
.50
-
50
B Primary .
Minnie F. Eaton
71
34
29
28
95
60
1
36
C Primary .
Grace D. Parker
83
39
33
31
91
.35
2
40
D Primary .
Margaret E. Burns
72
72
35
32
92
.62
-
54
Total
.
-
320
246
232
94
.43
4
359
·
45
C Grammar .
Maude E. Rice .
-
Attendance.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
GRADES.
TEACHERS.
Whole Number
Enrolled.
Different Pupils. Whole Number
Average Number
Belonging.
Average Daily
Attendance.
Per Cent. of Daily
Attendance.
Number of Tardi-
nesses pro rata
Average Daily
Cases of Truancy.
Number of Visits.
A Grammar .
T. B. Pollard, Principal
41
22
19
18
97
.22
53
B Grammar .
Mary Marden .
51
24
25
24
97
.12
1
31
C Grammar .
Mary W. Holden .
69
35
33
82
97
.12
2
39
D Grammar .
Dorcas C. Higgins
75
42
36
35
97
.51
1
50
A Primary
·
Alice L. French
69
38
33
32
97
.37
1
52
B Primary .
Mary A. Worcester
73
40
35
33
95
.66
1
39
C Primary .
Amelia B. Perkins
76
41
34
33
95
.78
5
34
D Primary .
Sarah A. Malone
86
80
35
32
93
.78
-
87
Total
-
322
250
239
96
.48
11
385
.
261
Attendance.
-
WILLARD SCHOOL.
GRADE.
TEACHERS.
Whole Number
Enrolled.
Whole Number
Different Pupils.
Average Number
Average Daily
Attendance.
Per Cent of Daily
Attendance.
Number of Tardi-
nesses pro rata .
Average Daily
Cases of Truancy.
Number of Visits.
A Grammar .
J. F. Suckling, Principal
91
42
40
40
99
.72
73
B Grammar .
A. Louise McCormick
103
63
47
46
98
.71
1
106
C Grammar
Jennie A. Corliss .
·
129
54
56
56
99
.66
1
55
D Grammar .
Grace L. Shaw
180
91
83
81
98
.54
1
116
A Primary
Emeline A. Newcomb Elizabeth A. Garrity
218
112
101
99
98
.54
2
110
B Primary
Teresa McDonnell
167
91
69
67
97
.10
164
C Primary ·
Rena M. Chamberlin
159
92
68
66
97
.24
-
137
D Primary
Abbie M. Kelley Annie F. Burns Ellen A. Desmond
263
221
116
109
94
.43
-
199
Total
-
756
580
564
97
.46
5
960
·
-
( Nellie M. Baker
·
Lucy K. Hatch
Ellen Fegan
Theresa Fegen
Nellie C. Gragg
Mary L. Conway
262
Attendance.
.
Belonging.
WOLLASTON SCHOOL.
GRADES.
TEACHERS.
Whole Number Enrolled.
Whole Number
Different Pupils.
Average Number
Belonging.
Average Daily
Attendance.
Per Cent. of Daily
Number of Tardi-
nesses pro rata
Average Daily
Cases of Truancy.
Number of Visits.
A Grammar .
Sydney E. Junkins, Principal.
47
24
22
22
99
.05
245
B Grammar .
Emeline C. Foster
51
28
27
26
97
.28
91
C. Grammar .
Lizzie J. Simmons
63
30
28
27
95
.30
96
D Grammar ·
Nellie F. Kendall
76
38
36
34
96
.12
104
A Primary
Susie H. McKenna
74
44
36
35
97
.29
2
104
B Primary
.
Carrie A. Scott
64
30
28
27
96
.22
I
87
C Primary
Clara A. Penley
90
62
44
42
94
.46
123
D Primary .
Manetta W. Penney
86
85
37
35
94
.26
184
Total
-
341
258
248
96
.26
-
1,034
Grand Total
-
3,422
2,698
2,587
95
.53
65
6,039*
* Decrease in number of visits is attributable to a decision made at the opening of the year, to report only casual visitors; not those in attendance on public days.
263
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-
-
.
.
-
-
Attendance.
Attendance.
-
FINANCIAL REPORT.
TUITION.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Herbert W. Lull
$720 00
Sibylla A. Pfaffman . 700 00
Lizzie A. Souther
620 00
H. A. Keith
840 00
- $2,880 00
ADAMS SCHOOL.
James M. Nowland
. $1,000 00
Mary E. Dinegan
500 00
Eliza C. Sheahan
500 00
Mabel T. Totman
450 00 .
Caroline Leben
260 00
Mary M. Devlin
500 00
Eliza F. Dolan
450 00
Annie M. Billings
425 00
Williamina Birse
160 00
Euphrasia Hernan
500 00
Jennie G. Carmichael
200 00
Lilian M. Hobart
255 00
Amounts carried forward . . $5,200 00 $2,880 00
265
Amounts brought forward .
. $5,200 00 $2,880 00
Elsie A. White
120 00
Charlotte F. Donovan
.
200 00
Susie H. McKenna
.
43 75
Josephine Spurr
11 25
Susan Kenniston
80 00
Emma L. Osgood
60 00
Catharina W. Billings
15 00
Minnie E. Donovan .
160 00
Blanche W. Bright
40 00
Katharine A. Cunniffe
40 00
5,970 00
CODDINGTON SCHOOL.
Mary E. Dearborn
$1,200 00
Minnie M. Jameson
450 00
Alice B. Hersey
425 00
Emily R. White
450 00
Jessie B. Clarke
450 00
Mary G. Collagan
450 00
Julia E. Underwood .
500 00
Nettie McQuesten
162 50
A. Teresa Kelley
450 00
Carrie M. Hall
300 00
Maggie E. Haley
200 00
Clara A. Penley
80 00
Emma L. Osgood
40 00
Fannie Cannon
120 00
Winnifred Macdonald
80 00
5,357 50
Amount carried forward
.
. $14,207 50
266
Amount brought forward . . $14,207 50
JOHN HANCOCK SCHOOL.
Addie A. Jackson
$700 00
Dora T. Maine .
120 00
E. Alice Sills
160 00
Lizzie Mason
450 00
Clara A. Reamy
442 50
Mary C. Parker
425 00
Carrie M. Shunk
377 50
Eva B. Wallace
160 00
C. Lettie Newton
255 00
Fannie A. Manson
262 50
Clara E. G. Thayer
240 00
Elizabeth Sullivan
200 00
Nellie F. Boyd
150 00
Cora A. Newcomb
120 00
Bertha K. Cushman .
4,102 50
QUINCY SCHOOL.
Chas. F. Merrick
.
. $1,200 00
Nina A. Page
.
160 00
Effie E. Beal
450 00
Maud Rice
402 50
Elizabeth J. McNeil .
450 00
Minnie F. Eaton
160 00
Grace D. Parker
.
380 00
Margaret Burns
450 00
Amounts carried forward .
. $3,652 50 $18,310 00
.
40 00
.
267
Amounts brought forward .
. $3,652 50 $18,310 00
Minnie E. Welsh .
.
8 00
Gertrude Goodwin
270 00
Ellen N. Farnum
.
270 00
4,200 50
WASHINGTON SCHOOL.
Thomas B. Pollard
$1,100 00
Mary Marden
500 00
Mary W. Holden
400 00
Dorcas C. Higgins
450 00
Alice L. French
180 00
Mary A. Worcester
400 00
Sarah A. Malone
450 00
Amelia Perkins
130 00
Susie H. McKenna
35 00
Nina A. Page .
60 00
Nellie F. Kendall
270 00
- 3,975 00
WILLARD SCHOOL.
John F. Suckling
$605 00
A. Louise McCormick
90 00
Nellie M. Baker
65 87
Lucy K. Hatch
180 00
Jennie Corliss
450 00
Ellen Fegan
475 00
Grace L. Shaw
407 50
Emeline A. Newcomb
500 00
·
Amounts carried forward .
. $2,773 37 $26,485 50
268
Amounts brought forward . . $2,773 37 $26,485 50
Theresa Fegan . ·
. 450 00
Lizzie A. Garrity .
350 00
Nellie C. Gragg
400 00
Teresa McDonnell · 400 00
Mary L. Conway
450 00
Rena M. Chamberlin
400 00
Annie F. Burns
450 00
Ellen A. Desmond
365 00
Abbie M. Kelley
450 00
Geo. M. Wadsworth
612 00
Isabel B. Holbrook .
270 00
Winifred B. Thorndike
270 00
Carrie E. Norton
55 00
Annie M. Cahill
195 00
Henry W. French
40 00
Hattie M. Boynton
8 00
Helen P. Bennett
45 00
Minnie E. Welsh .
34 00
8,017 37
WOLLASTON SCHOOL.
Sydney E. Junkins
. $1,000 00
E. C. Foster
136 00
Lizzie J. Simmons
297 50
Nellie F. Kendall
180 00
Susie H. McKenna
250 00
Carrie A. Scott
290 00
Clara A. Penley
211 25
.
·
Amounts carried forward .
. $2,364 75 $34,502 87
269
Amounts brought forward . . $2,364 75 $34,502 87
Nettie W. Penney
470 00
Alzie R. Hayward
.
285 00
Helen E. Chandler
270 00
Charlotte L. Polson .
150 00
Catharina W. Billings
60 00
Abbie L. Haven
50 00
Nina A. Page
20 00
Emma L. Osgood
20 00
3,689 75
DRAWING.
Jessie N. Prince
750 00
MUSIC.
Lewis T. Wade .
900 00
ELEMENTARY SCIENCE.
Sarah E. Brassill
260 00
Total paid for teaching
. $40,102 62
SUPERVISION.
Geo. I. Aldrich .
1,833 26
FUEL.
High School, C. Patch & Son .
$104 75
Adams
.
284 07
Almshouse . 12 00
Amount carried forward
$400 82
·
270
Amount brought forward . $400 82
Coddington School, E. S. Brown
10 00
C. Patch & Son . 188 72
John Hancock " £ · 563 23
6.6 J. F. Sheppard
& Sons .
8 00
Quincy School, C. Patch & Son 333 95
Washington School, C. Patch & Son .
163 82
Willard School, C. Patch & Son 169 24
66
Thos. O'Brien & Son 15 00
Wollaston "
C. Patch & Son
358 86
66 J. F. Sheppard &
Sons .
.
76 86
- $2,288 50
CARE OF ROOMS.
High School, S. B. Turner
$216 70
Adams “
432 05
Coddington School, E. S. Brown
436 01 .
John Hancock " Levi Stearns ·
499 98
Quincy School, S. N. Wood
324 00
Nath. Churchill
33 00
Washington School, Wm. Caldwell
328 04
Willard School, Francis Walsh .
594 03
Wollaston James Fitzpatrick
51 90
Jos. W. Newcomb
323 45
Levi Stearns, extra labor . .
160 00
Terrance Keenan, cleaning vaults
25 00
Peter McConarty 66 ·
72 00
·
3,496 16
271
TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS.
Coddington School, J. T. French $455 25
Quincy School, Jos. Robertson . 370 00 - $825 25
REPAIRS.
HIGH SCHOOL.
E. M. Litchfied, painting and glazing $7 50
Ira Litchfield, labor and stock . 3 50 .
Citizens Gas Light Co., piping
31 17
Quincy Water Co., piping
71 18
J. J. Keniley, plumbing . 250 61
H. L. Willard, repairing lightning rods 10 00
373 96
ADAMS SCHOOL.
Sanborn & Damon, stove work . 20 00
E. M. Litchfield, painting and glazing 20 03
Ira Litchfield, stock and labor ·
18 70
B. Johnson, lumber . . 33 68
H. O. Souther, plastering .
·
5 65
98 06
CODDINGTON SCHOOL.
B. Johnson, lumber .
$22 55
P. H. Gavin, plumbing 58 08
H. L. Willard, repairing lightning rods
15 00
95 63
Amount carried forward
$567 65
272
Amount brought forward . $567 65
JOHN HANCOCK SCHOOL.
T. Gullickson & Sons, painting .
$38 83
Sanborn & Damon, stock and labor 15 50
B. Johnson, lumber . 10 58
Ira Litchfield, stock and labor 68 70
C. B. Huston, brick work . 16 90
P. H. Gavin, plumbing 6 75 .
157 26
QUINCY SCHOOL.
Sanborn & Damon, repairing furnaces $23 20
G. D. Ramsdell, stock and labor ·
15 75
H. L. Willard, repairing lightning rods 5 00
E. M. Litchfield, painting .
474 00
Geo. O. Langley, stock and labor ·
66 51
584 46
WASHINGTON SCHOOL.
Sanborn & Damon, repairing furnaces $33 01
Geo. O. Langley, labor and stock for fence. 50 21
T. Gullickson & Sons, painting . ·
18 53
H. L. Willard, repairing lightning rods 5 00
John W. Hersey, painting 8 15
B. Bryant, labor .
4 50
119 40
Amount carried forward .
. $1,428 77
273
Amount brought forward . $1,428 77 .
WILLARD SCHOOL.
Geo. O. Langley, stock and labor $22 43
Badger Bros., repairing steam appa-
ratus.
10 09
32 52
WOLLASTON SCHOOL.
Sanborn & Damon, furnace work
$6 38
J. G. Thomas, repairing roof of old building
25 30
A. S. Merrill, painting of old build- ing . ·
395 81
W. G. Sears, gas-piping . ·
8 79
Seth W. Fuller, electric bells and tubes
114 50
Frank F. Crane, curtains . 80 00
C. W. Clark, furniture
48 75
A. G. Whitcomb, furniture
359 38
Geo. E. Thomas, labor on old building
56 85
J. A. Swasey, blackboard 41 21
Citizens Gas Light Co., piping
30 66
- $1,167 63
Total for repairs .
.
. $2,628 92
274
INCIDENTALS.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Green & Prescott, printing, etc. $4 25
A. H. Roffe, magazines 19 10 ·
C. B. Tilton, supplies ·
7 53
Prang Ed. Co., models .
1 92
Wadsworth, Howland & Co., drawing supplies ·
8 25
Frost & Adams, drawing supplies 1 50
Frank F. Crane, repairing curtains 9 14
L. T. Wade, paid for music
3 25
S. B. Turner, extra labor .
9 75
J. H. Daniels, diplomas
8 40
A. G. Durgin, supplies 4 00
Henry Chubbuck, rent of Faxon Hall, etc. . .
16 50
J. S. Baxter, stock and labor 12 01
Quincy Water Co., water rate 10 00
N. C. Hersey, carting 2 50
$118 10
ADAMS SCHOOL.
S. K. Tarbox, iron work $4 25
B. Johnson, lumber .
.
1 08
C. E. Woodbury, curtain and map work .
25 25
Sanborn & Damon, moving stove .
1 50
C. W. Guy, chair 5 75 .
Amounts carried forward . $37 83
$118 10
275
Amounts brought forward . $37 83 $118 10
John W. Nash, pan . · 25
Thompson & Odell, drum and pitch pipes 14 00
C. B. Tilton, supplies 14 65
A. G. Whitcomb, furniture 35 00
Quincy Water Co., water rate
30 00
Prang Ed. Co., models 1 04
S. Scammell, brackets, etc. 3 45
Jas. M. Nowland, paid for supplies 5 25
S. B. Turner, extra labor . 17 75
J. S. Baxter, stock and labor 6 75
Wm. H. Bennett, labor
5 00
Frank F. Crane, supplies . 1 50
G. S. Bennett, cutting trees, etc. ·
11 25
N. C. Hersey, carting
2 50
186 22
CODDINGTON SCHOOL.
Sanborn & Damon, stove work . $5 85
John W. Nash, supplies
71
C. B. Tilton, supplies
8 82
A. G. Whitcomb, furniture
29 60
Frank F. Crane, supplies .
11 12
E. S. Brown, extra labor, carpentry, etc. . 54 00
Quincy Water Co., water rate
15 00
G. M. Miller, grading yard 105 50
Abbott & Miller, grading yard . 49 50
Amounts carried forward . $280 10
$304 32
276
Amounts brought forward . $280 10
$304 32
M. E. Dearborn, supplies . 4 88
Frank Gearin, carting ashes
6 00
Geo. O. Langley, labor on desks
1 50
292 48
JOHN HANCOCK SCHOOL.
Peter McConarty, care of out-build-
$16 00
ings .
B. Johnson, lumber . 8 05
J. O. Holden, clocks and repairs 10 50
John W. Nash, supplies
·
2 25
C. B. Tilton, supplies
16 99
Levi Stearns, men and teams for grading 185 91
Quincy Water Co., water rate
30 00
Frank F. Crane, supplies . · 3 60
A. J. Richards & Sons, drain pipe 5 20
278 50
QUINCY SCHOOL.
C. E. Woodbury, curtain work . $11 20
S. N. Wood, extra labor and carpen- try . 69 87
A. G. Whitcomb, furniture 40 00
Boston School Supply Co., map ·
4 05
Quincy Water Co., water rate
20 00
Thos. Gurney, supplies
6 72
G. P. Guilford, rent of piano ·
40 00
Amounts carried forward . $191 84
$875 30
-
·
277
Amounts brought forward . $191 84 $875 30
C. F. Merrick, paid for supplies
14 88
Geo. O. Langley, screens for cellar windows . 10 00
N. G. Glover, services as truant officer 5 40
222 12
WASHINGTON SCHOOL. ·
C. E. Woodbury, map and curtain
work
$32 50
Mrs. Wm. Caldwell, washing towels . 5 00
B. Bryant, labor 8 10
J. O. Holden, clock and repairs ·
8 50
Boston School Supply Co., map
4 05
Frank F. Crane, supplies .
3 52
Quincy Water Co., water rate .
20 00
Thos. B. Pollard, cash expended
6 28
F. A. Locke, tuning piano
·
4 00
M. E. Nash, repairing furnaces
.
78 00
Frank Gearin, carting
.
3 00
172 95
WILLARD SCHOOL.
Peter McConarty, care of out-build-
ings . $45 00
James R. Wild, muslin 6 73
C. E. Woodbury, curtain work . 3 50
Sanborn & Damon, stove work .
34 77
Daniel Falvey, labor on grounds at St. Mary's Hall . 60 57
Amounts carried forward .
$150 57
$1,270 37
1
278
Amounts brought forward .
$150 57 $1,270 37
John W. Nash, supplies . 2 00
A. G. Whitcomb, furniture · 100 80
. St. Mary's C. T. A. & M. R. S., rent of St. Mary's Fall 787 50
Frank F. Crane, oil-cloth, labor, etc. .
90 30
Quincy Water Co., introducing water to St. Mary's Hall, etc. 158 12
Geo. M. Wadsworth, paid for supplies 6 50
Prang Ed. Co., drawing models
1 64
W. H. Ripley, iron work . 1 50
John F. Suckling, paid for supplies 2 50
Geo. Linton, glazing
2 00
Geo. A. Mayo, use of stove, labor, etc.
7 75
Abbie E. Farnum, rent of Farnum's Hall . ·
162 00
Geo. O. Langley, cover for cesspool . 7 95
Court No. 25, Mass. C. O. of Forest- ers, rent . 213 35
1,694 48
WOLLASTON SCHOOL.
P. Fitzpatrick, labor of men and teams $238 30
S. E. Junkins, paid for supplies 11 96
A. G. Whitcomb, furniture 121 98
Quincy Water Co., water rate
22 50
Geo. S. Perry, mat . ·
5 35
Henry W. Goodwin, toilet paper and
fixtures 10 00
.
-
Amounts carried forward .
$410 09 $2,964 85
279
Amounts brought forward .
$410 09
$2,964 85
R. Hutchinson, steps ·
· 6 00
C. F. Pettengill, clocks and repairs · 11 25
Boston School Supply Co. .
24 30
C. B. Tilton, supplies
.
66
Wollaston Foundry Co., grate
3 75
Frank F. Crane, mirrors . 9 00
C. E. Woodbury, curtain and map work .
23 25
Geo. O. Langley, taking off rods . 3 75
Jos. W. Newcomb, extra labor, etc. . 13 00
505 05
Total for incidentals
. $3,469 90
MISCELLANEOUS.
Durgin & Merrill, rent and care of committee rooms $205 37
B. Johnson, lumber 10 50
Abbott & Miller, expressing 54 10
S. H. Spear, stamps, postal cards, etc., 1889. .
28 16
Citizens Gas Light Co., gas
9 80
J. G. Roberts & Co., bookbinding
4 25
Wm. Ware & Co., books .
4 25
Eastern Educational Bureau, books
4 80
Austin & Winslow, expressing . 27 00
Geo. S. Perry, supplies . 185 48
Amount carried forward
$533 71
280
Amount brought forward $533 71
A. G. Whitcomb, furniture
240 90
Palmer, Parker & Co., veneers . 17 50
Silver, Burdett & Co., chart sup- porters 2 00
A. Storrs & Bement Co., cardboard . 3 75
Houghton, Mifflin & Co., reading charts 12 00
F. J. Moses, books . . 13 50
C. E. Woodbury, map and curtain work 16 25
F. F. Murdock, manuals . 11 25
Cora V. Leavitt, labor on books 5 00
E. L. Kellogg & Co., pencil sharpeners 2 50
P. A. Garey, clay
3 90
Nicholson Co., colors ·
4 05
A. Mudge & Son, printing ·
15 75
W. W. Adams, stamps, envelopes, etc. . 37 06
Thompson & Odell, pitch pipes, etc. 16 50
Andrew Mfg. Co., numeral frames . 15 00
Greenough, Hopkins & Cushing, sup- plies for committee room ·
23 77
Geo. I. Aldrich, paid for telephone, travel, telegrams, etc. ·
39 15
C. S. Hubbard, ribbon, etc.
7 92
E. S. Brown, labor . 24 15
E. Emery Fellows, making census 100 00
Amount carried forward $1,145 61
281
Amount brought forward . . $1,145 61 A. D. Smith & Co., drawing instru-
ments 15 00
S. B. Turner, services as truant officer
12 00
Levi Stearns, extra labor, etc. . 22 00
S. E. Junkins, paid for supplies 7 84
Fred F. Green, printing and advertis-
ing . 101 25
Winship, Daniels & Co., reports ·
25 00
N. C. Hersey, carting 3 00
Dame, Stoddard & Kendall, scissors 5 00
Milton Bradley Co., model rests .
45 70
Prang Educational Co., diplomas .
40 00
Harper & Bros., writing charts . 4 50
J. R. Wild, covering books · .
1 00
H. C. Kendall, engrossing diplomas · 17 00
Willard Small, reports of Board of Education · · 25 00
E. B. Souther, paper, directory, etc. 2 51
Green & Prescott, printing and adver- tising 29 95
Terrance Keenan, cleaning vaults 25 00
C. B. Tilton, glue, etc. 2 50
$1,529 86
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Interstate Publishing Co. . $10 42
Clark & Maynard 67
D. Appleton & Co. . 65 94
Amount carried forward $77 03
·
282
Amount brought forward $77 03
A. C. Stockin . 15 37
Boston School Supply Co. 23 79
F. M. Ambrose 15 00
Ginn & Co. 42 25
Geo. S. Perry . 1,027 00
A. Storrs & Bement Co. 65 22
J. B. Lippincott Co. 69 00
Van Antwerp, Bragg & Co. 49 05
H. Hume 12 25
Lee & Shepard
20 84
E. Maynard & Co.
7 84
A. S. Barnes & Co. .
14 00
Silver, Burdett & Co.
288 51
Holden Book Cover Co.
68 87
S. W. Tilton & Co. . 4 00
Carter, Rice & Co. .
11 20
Houghton, Mifflin & Co.
30 71
John E. Potter 8 34
Wm. Ware & Co.
203 45
Wadsworth, Howland & Co.
31 43
Willard Small . 42 14
Leach, Shewell & Sanborn 46 25
Thompson, Brown & Co.
18 97
D. C. Heath & Co. . ·
38 55
Weaver Printing & Mfg. Co.
48 01
W. P. Adams . .
6 30
Maggie E. Haley . . ·
12 80
$2,298 17
283
EVENING DRAWING SCHOOL.
Arthur H. Flint, services as teacher $184 00
W. A. England, 66 302 50
John O. Carlson, services as janitor 45 30
Sanborn and Damon, stove work 10 53
Quincy Electric Light & Power Co., lighting 156 15
Wadsworth, Howland & Co., supplies 36 47
Frank F. Crane, supplies . .
·
2 25
Paul A. Garey & Co., models and casts 25 00
Estate of Ann Hardwick, rent
180 00
J. F. Sheppard & Sons, fuel
5 90
Citizens Gas Light Co., gas 2 70 .
S. B. Turner, labor at exhibition
3 50
Green & Prescott, advertising
5 00
Clapp Bros., supplies
3 39
Jos. W. Hayden, posting notices, etc.
6 00
Tirrell & Sons, iron work . 3 95
Geo. S. Perry, models ·
10 52
Geo. O. Langley, labor on boards
3 75
$986 91
EVENING SCHOOLS.
James M. Nowland, teaching
$201 00
Isabel B. Holbrook,
66
72 00
Mary Marden,
·
110 00
Eliza C. Sheahan,
66
106 00
Amount carried forward
$489 00
.
.
284
Amount brought forward .
$489 00
Ellen Fegan,
teaching .
72 00
Dorcas C. Higgins,
22 50
Sarah A. Malone,
22 50
Susie H. McKenna,
22 50
A. Teresa Kelley, 66
10 50
Elsie A. White,
66
19 50
Thos. B. Pollard,
84 00
Geo. M. Wadsworth,
42 00
Elizabeth J. McNeil,
45 00
Annie F. Burns,
12 00
Lucy K. Hatch,
38 00
Maggie E. Haley,
28 50
Clara A. Penley,
19 50
Annie M. Cahill,
66
18 00
Minnie E. Donovan,
24 00
Addie A. Jackson,
36 00
Theodore Bergmann,
28 00
S. B. Turner, janitor
.
60 00
Francis Walsh, janitor .
40 75
Quincy Electric Light & Power Co., lighting
50 00
Geo. A. Mayo, supplies
7 40
Blodgett Bros. & Co., repairing wires 8 25
$1,199 90
.
.
.
.
.
.
RECORD
OF
BIRTHIS, DEATHS AND MARRIAGES
IN THE
CITY OF QUINCY,
FOR 1890.
BOSTON : WINSHIP, DANIELS & CO., PRINTERS, 1891.
287
BIRTHS.
1890.
Date.
Name.
Parents.
Jan.
1.
Ova Janet Sanborn
2. Albert Wood
Edward J. and Oressa. Samuel and Lucy.
2. Laura Francis Tirrell Charles F. and Lilla.
2. Florence Eureka Holm- Charles and Celia .. strom
3. Alice Maria Kelley
3. Helen Burke
4. Catharine O'Brien
4. Raymond Michael Good William and Johannah.
5. - Johnson
Youlrick and Eva.
6. Marion Emily Teasdale William H. and Emily
6. Ruth Penniman
- Armstrong
8. 10. Frank Rogers Drake
11. Edward Francis Irwin
12. Errigo Marchionno
13. Mary Delia Guivins
Mauriano and Erzito. Clement and Jane. John and Mary.
14. Annie Flaherity
15. Helen Adele Sherburne Charles H. and Lila.
15. Calvin D. McLeod
15. Lillian Fitzgerald
16. Julia Rouleau
16. Marian Josephene Cate
16. Geo. Russell Cameron
18. Alice M. Barry
18. Lewis P. Barry
John H. and Annie S. John F. and Ellen J. James J. and Kate.
James H. and Mamie. Thomas and Bessie R. William R. and Nettie.
Edward S. and Norah E.
Donald M. and Annie. Maurice and Mary.
Joseph and Lora.
George F. and Annie M.
John and Jennie.
Patrick J. and Annie.
Patrick J. and Annie.
288
Date.
Name.
Jan. 18. Mabel Pravio
19. James Lee
19. Olive Leaman
Parents. Joseph and Mary. Michael and Elizabeth. Oliver H. and Lizzie.
20. Augustus William Lund John and Lena.
20. Michael McDonald
20. Daniel McDonald
Michael and Anna B.
20. Harriett Sinclair
Israel and Mary.
24. Peter Seaberg
24. Margaret Ford
24. Joseph Driscoll
Daniel F. and Mary E.
25. Oscar R. Petterson W. Bennett and Josephene
25. Robert Copeland
James and Mary.
26. Catharine Josephene Thompson
William and Margaret.
27. Carriett Rosabel Grif- John and Ann. fiths
27. Peterson Bernard and Josephene.
27. Mariae Whillemenia Peterson
29. James Martin
James and Mary.
30. George Henry Mack
30. - William Mayer
31. Jeremiah Danahy
Feb. 1. May Florence Williams Peter J. and Jessie.
1. - Barron
2. Ellen Elenora Hillbloom Charles and Sophia.
3. Frank Bouvin
5. Alphonzo Paradise
5. Louis Henery Bernier
5. Catherine Saville
6. Joseph Sullivan
7. Ruth Augusta Winslow W. Austin and Carrie E.
7. - Wood
Benjamin and Marion. Thomas and Sophia.
Louis and Adelphine.
George G. and Caroline S.
Jeremiah and Kate.
John and Fanny.
John T. and Charlotte.
21. Israel Landry
Olaf and Caroline.
Timothy and Mary E.
Bernard and Josephene.
James and Minnie.
Robert and Christiene.
Patrick and Julia M.
John and Hannah.
Michael and Anna B.
289
Date.
Feb. 7.
Name. Ralph Laforest Merrill
8. William Duggan
Parents. Frank and Elizabeth. Connelius and Mary. David J. and Mary J.
10. Mary Blanche Little- wood William and Ellen.
10. William Henderson Walker
10. Geo. Bennett Weston George and Anna W.
11. Maggie Anderson Mor- Frank and Mary. rison
14. Jane Ida Rennie
14. Dora V. Gage
16. Alice Idlet Nash
16. Annie Lora Morrisette
Cyrill and Victoria. James and Rose.
17. - 18. William H. Nightingale Willard E. and Emily R.
18. John Joseph Mulcahy Patrick and Ellen.
19. Chas. Malcolm Rooney John H. and Bella B.
19. Clarence Walter Hunter Clarence and Annie L.
Albien Henry Mewis
William and Annie.
20. 20. Thos. Joseph McGrath Edward and Kate.
21. David Andrew Shea Walsh
John and Abbie.
Thomas F. and Bridget.
Charles H. and Bessie G.
22. Isabella Washington Deforest
24. Gustaf Charles Johnson Alick and Alphena.
26. Timothy White
Lawrence and Mary.
27. Geo. Stewart Mckenzie Gordon and Katie.
28. Morton Johnson
John and Alida C.
Mar.
1. Josephena Maria Thompson
Oscar and Amanda.
1. Adolph E. Johnson
1. Martha Sarah Curley
3. Louisa Dailey
Joseph and Emma C. Michael and Margaret. Edward and Mary.
Samuel D. and Elizabeth.
21. 22. Rosamond Sargent
John and Jennie. Joseph and Mary. Charles C. and Mary J.
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