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A. Mudge & Son, printing 29 50
Boston School Supply Co., books, maps etc.,
13 80
W. A. Anderson Jr., geometrical blocks
22 00
Thompson & O'Dell, pitch pipes etc.,
18 94
Jessie N. Prince, cash expended
5 25
Carter, Rice & Co., card board
3 13
B. Johnson, lumber
30 16
E. Emery Fellows, making census
125 00
S. B. Turner, services as truant officer 18 00
Amount carried forward $1,263 69
210
Amount brought forward $1,263 69
Boston Herald Co., advertising 5 62
George I. Aldrich, travel, telephone, telegrams etc., 71 12
H. E. Kendall, engrossing diplomas ·
24 30
Prang Ed. Co., diplomas
31 00
C. A. W. Spencer, history courses
4 60
A. M. Edwards, scrap books
7 60
J. R. Wild, covering books 1 50
C. S. Hubbard, ribbon etc.,
11 80
C. F. Merrick, cash expended 5 96
Henry Chubbuck, rent of hall etc.,
17 00
C. M. Jenness, supplies
3 20
John Hall, horse hire for committee
2 50
Thomas Gurney, supplies
2 15
Abbott & Miller, expressing etc.,
72 40
Austin & Winslow, 66
36 70
C. B. Tilton, supplies
1 47
Citizens Gas Light Co., gas
5 70
Joseph W. Hayden, services as truant officer 8 40
N. G. Glover, services as truant officer 6 10
Holden Book Cover Co., book covers 82 25
Pinel Bros., slate cleaners
5 00
Fred F. Green, printing etc. .
·
10 50
O. Ditson & Co., music .
2 16
J. W. Nash, supplies, .
·
7 73
Ed. Supply Co., supplies
28 74
$1,719 19
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Ginn & Co.
$272 97
Wm. Ware Co.
253 26
Interstate Pub. Co.
9 25
Leach, Shewell & Sanborn
65 05
Amount carried forward $600 53
211
Amount brought forward
$600 53
Silver, Burdett & Co.,
195 46
American Book Co.
319 36
J. B. Lippincott Co.
65 64
Willard Small
31 57
Carl Schoenhof
11 63
Lee & Shepard
112 49
J. G. Roberts & Co.
34 30
Allyn & Bacon
20 00
C. W. Clark
4 00
Geo. S. Perry
703 02
Wadsworth, Howland Co.
22 45
D. C. Heath & Co.
23 90
D. Lothrop & Co.
7 55
L. F. Child
11 30
Geo. F. King & Merrill
6 00
Houghton, Mifflin & Co.
54 24
Wm. H. Claflin & Co.
24 43
J. E. Potter & Co.
10 00
Boston School Supply Co.
31 35
University Publishing Co.
55 12
Frost & Adams
75
A. Storrs & Bement Co.
12 50
Milton, Bradley Co.
21 12
J. Stillman, Smith & Co.
10 41
Holden Book Cover Co.
33 69
Library Bureau
7 50
John Haynes
22 41
E. Maynard & Co.
5 40
A. Mudge & Son
3 50
W. P. Adams
4 18
Mass. Bible Society
6 60
Eliza A. Morton
18 00
Maggie E. Haley
8 25
$2,498 65
EVENING SCHOOLS.
TEACHING.
James M. Nowland
$165 00
Amount carried forward
$165 00
212
Amount brought forward
$165 00
Lucy K. Hatch
110 00
Mary Marden
56 00
Eliza C. Sheahan
106 00
Maggie E. Haley
39 00
Addie A. Jackson
8 00
Williamina Birse
54 00
Teresa McDonnell .
40 00
Minnie E. Welsh
32 00
Annie M. Billings
54 00
Minnie E. Donovan
54 00
Ida J. Cameron
39 00
$757 00
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.
S. B. Turner, services as janitor
$66 30
Quincy E. L. & P. Co., lighting
99 00
A. Mudge & Son, printing
4 75
Am. Book Co., books
8 64
J. W. Hayden, posting notices .
8 00
Fred F. Green. advertising 5 00
Geo. S. Perry, supplies
76 15
$267 84
$1,024 84
EVENING DRAWING SCHOOL.
W. A. England, services as teacher
590 00
John O. Carlson, janitor 42 90
Electric Light and Power Co., light- ing
148 00
Geo. H. Dickerman & Co., boxes
2 50
Citizen's Gas Light Co., gas ·
5 40
Wadsworth, Howland & Co., sup- plies
47 01
C. Patch & Son, fuel ·
12 49
Ira Litchfield, repairing door 2 54
American Straw Board Co., supplies
1 50
Amount carried forward $852 34
213
Amount brought forward $852 34
Estate of Ann Hardwick, rent, 180 00
A. Mudge & Son, certificates
4 00
W. A. England, paid for supplies
6 30
$1,042 64
BILLS OF 1890, PAID IN 1891.
EVENING SCHOOLS.
S. B. Turner, services as janitor $30 00
Fred F. Green, printing and adver- tising 12 01
Quincy Electric Light and Power Co., lighting .
25 00
$67 01
EVENING DRAWING SCHOOL.
W. A. England, services as teacher, $125 00
Citizens Gas Light Co., lighting and repairs
4 56
E. M. Litchfield, painting models 2 50
Wadsworth, Howland & Co., supplies, 66 94
$199 00
REPAIRS.
J. A. Swasey, black-board work at High School ·
$6 55
J. A. Swasey, black-board work at Washington School 18 50 · Geo. O. Langley, putting in new windows Adams School . 60 56 · E. M. Litchfield, painting at High and Adams Schools 11 00
$96 61
214
SALARIES, FUEL AND CARE OF BUILDINGS.
Geo. I. Aldrich, services for Decem- ber, 1890 166 74
Levi Stearns, extra labor to Dec.23, 1890 64 00
C. Patch & Son, fuel for John Han- cock School 66 50
C. Patch & Son, fuel for Quincy School 9 00
C. Patch & Son, fuel for Washington School 19 50
C. Patch & Son, fuel for Willard School 137 59
C. Patch & Son, fuel for Wollaston School 77 31
$540 64
TRANSPORTATION.
Joseph W. Robertson $162 00
INCIDENTALS.
HIGH SCHOOL.
E. Emery Fellows, stock and labor, $2 50
H. F. Miller Piano Co., tuning piano, 3 80
Mrs. A. B. Packard, flowers . 5 50
Boston Furnace Co., repairing furnace, 3 05
Greenough, Hopkins & Cushing, supplies, 8 75
B. Johnson, lumber · 16 58
Frank F. Crane, seating chairs, etc., 2 10
E. E. Hall & Co., rental of piano 6 00
C. E. Woodbury, repairing desk 5 50
Sanborn & Damon, dippers 80
$54 58
Amount carried forward
$54 58
215
Amount brought forward
$54 58
ADAMS SCHOOL.
E. Emery Fellows, stock and labor, $32 60
S. K. Tarbox, iron work 3 90
J. M. Nowland, paid for supplies 3 88
B. Johnson, lumber
1 33
A. G. Whitcomb, furniture
59 20
C. B. Tilton, supplies ·
78
Frank F. Crane, repairing chart
40
Albert Keating, rental of piano
15 00
Charles E. Woodbury, mounting map, 2 50
$119 59
CODDINGTON SCHOOL.
M. E. Dearbon, paid for supplies $6 81
B. Johnson, lumber
3 80
John W. Nash, supplies .
8 89
Frank F. Crane, supplies
5 17
Sanborn & Damon, stove repairs, etc.,
104 36
$129 03
JOHN HANCOCK SCHOOL.
Morse & Whyte, window guards $32 48
John W. Nash, supplies
1 49
C. B. Tilton, supplies 2 82
Peter McConarty, cleaning vaults,
16 00
C. E. Woodbury, map and curtain,
9 00
$61 79
QUINCY SCHOOL.
E. A. Perkins, repairing desks $2 33
Thomas Lyons, carting ashes, etc., 10 00
Thomas Gurney, supplies 7 36
$19 69
Amount carried forward
$384 68
216
Amount brought forward $384 68
WASHINGTON SCHOOL.
Wm. O. Caldwell, extra labor $6 80
R. Hutchinson, step ladder 3 00
C. W. Clark, furniture 4 50
Frank F. Crane, supplies
10 99
John O. Holden, repairing clocks
2 50
$27 79
WILLARD SCHOOL.
J. A. Swasey, black-board paper $8 00
A. G. Whitcomb, furniture . 22 00
George A. Mayo, labor and stock 4 70
Wm. F. Powers, services as truant officer 20 40
Jonas Schackley, stock and labor
67 44
John W. Nash, supplies
2 64
Peter McConarty, cleaning vaults
38 00
George S. Perry, chloride lime
6 64
M. Crowley, carting
3 00
P. H. Gavin, labor
2 25
Sanborn & Damon, labor and stock,
17 99
John O. Holden, clock .
5 50
Abbie E. Farnum, rent .
54 00
Court No. 25, Mass. Char. Order
Foresters, rent
95 00
$347 56
WOLLASTON SCHOOL.
E. A. Perkins, map frame, etc. 7 76
A. G. Whitcomb, ink wells and furniture 65 75
C. W. Clark, furniture . 18 55
George S. Perry, furniture and supplies, 79 31
Citizen's Gas Light Co., gas . 22 29
Amounts carried forward $193 66
$760 03
217
Amounts brought forward $193 66 $760 03
Chas. E. Woodbury, map and cur- tain work John O. Holden, clocks and repairs, 20 50
8 00
Sanborn & Damon, supplies
2 31
$224 47
Total for incidentals
$984 50
MISCELLANEOUS.
Durgin & Merrill, rent of Commit- tee rooms
33 34
A. T. Stearns Lumber Co., supplies, 4 50
Thompson & O'Dell, pitch pipes
9 60
St. Mary's C. T. A. & M.R. Society, rent
262 50
A. Mudge & Son, printing
48 50
Whitten & Cass,
15 50
P. A. Garey & Co., clay
6 75
Wm. A. Claflin & Co., paper,
6 10
Hayden & Chester, compasses
17 50
Abbott & Miller, carting and ex- pressing 43 10
A. G. Whitcomb, labor on furniture,
20 15
C. S. Hubbard, ribbon
·
8 94
W. A. Hodges, barrels
1 80
Quincy Post Office, stamps, etc.
5 74
Austin & Winslow, expressing
15 05
John W. Nash, supplies
3 36
George S. Perry, supplies
50 48
Fred F. Green, printing
5 25
Citizen's Gas Light Co., gas
25 50
C. F. Pettengill, clock and repairs,
6 50
$590 16
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Wm. Ware & Co.
$34 38
J. B. Lippincott Co.
.
4 00
Amount carried forward $38 38
218
Amount brought forward
$38 38
Lee & Shepard
12 59
F. F. Murdock
12 40
E. Maynard & Co.
84
Ginn & Co.
3 88
Houghton, Mifflin & Co.
19 43
Silver, Burdett & Co.
46 08
Geo. S. Perry
226 10
A. Storrs & Bement Co.
18 38
D. Appleton & Co.
80
W. Small
8 58
Am. Book Co.
486 02
Total
$873 48
RECORD
OF THE
CITY PROPERTY
OF THE
CITY OF QUINCY
FOR 1891.
BOSTON : BROWN BROS. & CO., 1892.
List of City Property.
CENTRAL STATION.
The main building is of granite, and was formerly used as a School House, which was built in 1829 at a cost of $1142, including the land. Additional land was afterwards purchased for $500. Building arranged in 1882 for the use of the Fire Department.
Estimated value of Land and Buildings $5,000 00
" Horses (7)
1,900 00
66
" Apparatus
5,000 00
60 66 " Wagons
525 00
66
66 " Equipment and Supplies
including 6,000 ft. of Hose 4,157 00
Estimated value of Furniture
231 00
$16,813 00
HOSE NO. 4, WARD 2.
Wooden structure situated on Washington St. Erected in 1852 at an expense of $550 for building, and $200 for land. Estimated value of Land and Building · $1,200 00
" Apparatus 300 00
66
" Equipments and Furniture 200 00
$1,700 00
222
HOSE NO. 3, WARD 4.
Wooden building situated on Copeland St. Erected in 1852 at an expense of $550.
Estimated value of Land and Building
$825 00
" Apparatus 300 00
66
" Furniture and Equipments 200 00
·
$1,325 00
HOSE NO. 2, WARD 5.
Wooden building erected in 1885 at a cost of $1,436 and situated on Winthrop Avenue.
Estimated value of Land and Building $1,900 00
" Apparatus 300 00
" Furniture and Equipments 200 00
$2,400 00
CHEMICAL NO. 2, WARD 6.
Wooden building erected in 1890 at a cost of $3,143.00 and situated on Newbury Avenue.
Estimated value of Land and Building . $2,850 00
" Apparatus and Equipments 1,000 00
6 6 " Furniture 50 00
$3,900 00
CHEMICAL NO. 1, HOUGH'S NECK.
A small wooden building situated on Sea Street. Estimated value of Building $150 00
" Apparatus 300 00
" " Equipments and Furniture 100 00
$550 00
223
SUMMARY.
Central Station and Property
$16,813 00
Hose 4, Ward 2 " 66
.
1,700 00
3, 66 4 % 1,325 00 .
2, 5 " 6.6
2,400 00
Chemical 2, Ward 6, and Property 3,900 00
1, Hough's Neck and Property 550 00
Estimated value Fire Alarm System 2,500 00
$29,188 00
ADAMS SHOOL HOUSE.
A wooden building situated on Phipps St., Ward 3. Built in 1855, costing $7,000. Enlarged in 1879 at an expense of $7,952. Has 10 rooms and is heated by furnaces. Estimated value of Building and Land $13,000 00
CODDINGTON SCHOOL.
A wooden building situated on Coddington Street, Ward 1. Built in 1855 at an expense of $7,367. Enlarged in 1876 at an expense of $3,500. Has nine rooms heated by stoves. Estimated value of Buildings and Land $15,500 00
HIGH SCHOOL.
A wooden building situated on High School Avenue, Ward 1. Built in 1852, costing $6,748. Has three rooms and is heated by furnaces. Estimated value of Building and Land $8,000 00
JOHN HANCOCK SCHOOL.
A brick building situated between Granite and Water Streets, Ward 3. Built in 1886, costing $34,995. Has 8 rooms and is heated by steam.
Estimated value of Building and Land ·
$40,000 00
224
QUINCY SCHOOL.
A wooden building situated corner Squantum and Newbury Streets, Ward 6. Built in 1873 at an expense of $18,256. Has 8 rooms and is heated by furnaces.
Estimated value of Building and Land $17,500 00
WASHINGTON SCHOOL.
A wooden building situated on Washington Street, Ward 2. Built in 1858 at an expense of $7,634. Enlarged in 1874 at an expense of $3,374. Has 8 rooms and is heated by furnaces.
Estimated value of Building and Land $11,200 00
WOLLASTON SCHOOL.
A two-story wooden building situated on Beale street, corner Safford street, Ward 5. Originally constructed in 1873 at an expense of $15,616. An addition was added in 1890 at an expense of $12,215. The building now contains 9 rooms. The original building is heated by furnace and in the addition, the new system of heating and ventilating has been placed - called the Smead system.
The building is now in good repair and will supply the need of this section for a number of years.
Estimated value of Building and land $28,575 00
WILLARD SCHOOL.
The original building was erected in 1855 at a cost of $7000. Enlargements were made in 1873 ($4192) and in 1882 ($6281) This building was burned in 1889, and a brick building is now being erected and is nearly finished. The building is situated on Copeland street, Ward 4, and contains 16 rooms, heated by the Smead system.
Cost of Building and Land to July 1, 1891 $95,819 16
Estimated value of Building, May 1, $47,665 69 " Land 10,725 00 $58,390 69
Furniture and books in School Buildings $11,500 00
225
SUMMARY. (Schools).
Adams
. $13,000 00
Coddington
·
15,500 00
High
8,000 00
John Hancock
40,000 00 .
Quincy
17,500 00 .
Washington
.
11,200 00
Wollaston
28,575 00
Willard
58,390 69
Furniture and books
11,500 00
$203,665 69
CITY HALL.
A granite structure situated on Hancock street, Ward 1. Erected in 1844. Land costing $1,000. Building $18,153. Remodelled in 1871 at an expense of $5,278. In 1881 addi- tional land was bought for the purpose of enlargement, costing $2,717.34. The police station is in the basement.
Estimated value of Land and Buildings $40,000 00
6 . ..
'· Furniture and Fixtures 3,154 00
$43,154 00
CRANE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
A handsome stone structure on Washington street, Ward 1. Land purchased by the City for about $10,000. The building erected and presented to the City in 1882 by the heirs of Thomas Crane.
Estimated value of Building and Land $60,000 00
" Books 15,000 00
66
" John Adams Trust Library 2,500 00
66
" Furniture 500 00
$78,000 00
The estimated value of Books represents a commercial value, many have a historical value which money could not re- place.
$192,165 69
.
226
ALMSHOUSE.
A wooden building, situated near the foot of Codding- ton street. Contains forty (40) rooms. Erected in 1881 at an expense of $10,214.00.
Estimated value of Land and Buildings
$16,000 00
" Furniture and Stock 1,865 00
$17,865 00
School House Lot, Germantown
300 00
66
" Quincy Neck
300 00
.66
66 High street
450 00
MERRY MOUNT PARK.
Merry Mount Park deeded to the Town by Charles F. Adams in 1885. Contains seventy-four (74) acres.
Estimated value
$20,000 00
FAXON PARK.
Faxon Park deeded to the Town by H. H. Faxon in 1885. Contains twenty-seven (27) acres.
Estimated value
$3,000 00
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
The principal property consists of nine (9) Horses, six (6) single Carts; three (3) double Carts; Harnesses; one (1) Watering Cart; Steam Roller; Section Roller; Crusher and Tools of various descriptions.
Estimated value of Property
$10,500 00
TOTAL INVENTORY.
School Buildings and Property
$203,665 69
Crane Public Library and Books
78,000 00
City Hall and Furniture .
43,154 00
Fire Department
29,188 00
Merry Mount Park
20,000 00
Almshouse
17,865 00
Highway Department
10,500 00
Faxon Park
3,000 00
School House Lot, High street
450 00
66 66
Germantown
300 00
£ Quincy Neck
300 00
$406,422 69
RECORD
OF THE
BIRTHS, DEATHS and MARRIAGES
OF THE
CITY OF QUINCY
FOR 1891.
·
BOSTON : BROWN BROS. & CO., 1892.
Births.
1891.
Date. Name.
Parents.
Jan. 1. John Alexander Souter Alexander and Margaret.
2. Ellen Matilda Berggren Olans and Matilda.
2. Bertha Theresa Reichart John and Annie.
2. Frederick A. Richards James and Blanche.
3. Alfred Antonio Beaulieu Antonio and Lydia.
4. Frances Elizabeth Burke Thomas T. and Lillian E.
4. Patrick Lyons Michael and Mary E.
4. Josiah Quincy Medlin
5. -- Williams
Josiah and Maggie. Frederick and Mary.
6. John T. McCua
Charles and Mary.
6. Roie Doran
John and Rosanna.
6. William Galvin
Patrick and Gertrude.
Santino and Lucretia.
John and Isabella.
8. Lizzie Duran
8. James Norris Quinn
James P. and Mary.
8. Willie Clark Richard T. and Elizabeth J.
10. Margaret Mahan
James and Margaret.
10. Elizabeth Christina Johnson
John L. and Charlotte M.
10. William James Buckley Richard and Annie.
11. -- Hart Joseph E. and Margaret W.
12. Geo. Leo Teasdale William H. and Emily J.
13. Phoebe Elizabeth Brown Joshua and Henrietta.
13. Porter Fairbanks Tirrell Harry W. and Christina C.
13. Bertha Florence Lorendo Albert and Adelle.
7. -- Trentini
7. Eva Mason
Bartley and Mary.
230
Date Name.
Parents.
Jan. 13. Evelyn Helen McGrath William and Margaret.
13. Mary Anna Dalpie Philip and Matilda.
14. Edward Penniman New- Elmer E. and Margaret H. comb
14. John Ramsey Tytler John and Susan.
14. Jennie Eagan Timothy and Ellen A.
14. George Kuehn John and Annie.
15. James A. Collins Arthur and Mary J.
16. Mary Ellen Duggan Cornelius M. and Mary.
16. Alice Dinegan
John H. and Hannah E.
17. Louise M. Dunn
James E. and Bridget M.
17. Lillie Rogers Joseph and Amelia.
18. Maragret Theresa Man- Thomas A. and Alice. nex
19. Clifford F. Sutermeister Gotleib and Matilda M.
20. Annie E. Nelson Aaron and Hulda.
20. - O'Connor
James and Margaret.
20. - Sloane
James and Georginna.
21. Daniel Mclaughlin
21. Nellie Doyle
23. - Johnson
Andrew P. and Christina
23. Lucy Provost
25. Mario F. Broggini
25. Julia Hazel Duffy
25. Charles Peter Martin
26. Maurice H. Lynch
26. Russell Fisher Lincoln
26. Marie P. L. Decille
26. Albert James Turner
William and Agnes.
27. Freddie J. Mulligan William H. and Mary J.
William H. and Mary J.
John and Alida C.
Charles and Lena.
John L. and Bessie.
Charles and Hulda.
30. Charles Louis Gustafson Lars and Emily.
60. Hugh Lorimer Opie James J. and Mary J.
Feb. 1. Thomas Howard Johnson Thomas and Elizabeth.
1. Mary Sophia Erickson Herman and Marian
John and Mary M.
John and Theresa. Patrick and Annie.
James and Mary.
Maurice and Hester.
Clarence D. and Harriet L.
John Jr. and Evilena.
27. Frederick J. Mulligan 28. Emma Helena Johnson 28. Henry T. Fossberg 29. Seth Eldridge
30. Johanna Louise Nord
William and Catherine.
James J. and Mary.
231
Date. Name.
Parents.
Feb. 1. Edith E. Fogelgren
2. Margaret W. Moran
3. Harriet E. Curtis
4. Lawrence Donovan
5. George Palmer Burke
5. Harriet Louise Spooner 6. Elvina Levina Johnson
6. Nora Gutman
8. Edna Amy Thomas
George and Eliza.
William and Isabel.
10. George Watts
11. Lyman Everett Went- worth
9. Ellen Williemina Ken- nedy George H. and Margaret. John W. and Clara L.
13. William Russell French Charles A. and Jennie.
13. Walter James Mattie James and Elizabeth.
13. James Barton McKenzie Charles and Mary. 13. Catherine Duncan Laing William and Maggie. 13. George Gavin William and Mary.
14. Hugh Quinn Hugh and Margaret.
14. Aggda O. Nilson
Oscar and Sophia.
14. John Valentine Callaghan John and Annie.
14. Mary Minnie King Lewis and Baselis.
14. Johanna Agnes Golden Patrick H. and Bridget A.
14. Lawrence Adrian White Charles E. and Anna A.
15. Henry James Welsh John and Henrietta.
16. Joseph Leary Thomas and Margaret.
16. Mary Leary
16. William Albert Thayer Frederick A. and Matilda. Thomas and Abigail.
16. Julia Theresa Schatzel
17. John L. Miller Jr. John L. and Elizabeth.
18. Arthur Morris Ryden Axel and Augusta.
19. Gertrude L. Calloway George L. and Lizzie. Stephen and Ellen.
20. Charles Simon Delory 20. Elizabeth Giles James and Annie.
20. Josephine Giles
21. James A. R. McDonald - and Jennie.
22. Michael Shine Eugene and Ellen.
Frederick and Annie. William and Margaret. Jeptha F. and Sophia A. Dennis and Mary.
Patrick and Celesta. George F. and Mary E.
Robert and Mary.
Augustus and Martha.
16. Mabel Pauline Garrity Fred and Caroline.
23.2
Date. Name.
Parents.
23. - Logan
John and Mary A.
23. Esther Lindquist
Oscar L. and Johanna.
Charles J. and Mary J.
23. Lydia Gertrude Hanni- gan 24. Isabella W. D. Bonnor Joseph and Isabella.
Feb. 25. Grace Dever John and Annie.
25. Ellen Reilly Bernard and Elizabeth.
Michael and Margaret.
25. James Patrick Mc- Carthy 25. Charles Duggan James and Mary.
26. - Wilds Lewis W. and Winnie M.
Albert H. and Sophia A.
26. Eugene Wilmot Ken- dall Andrew and Caroline.
26. Clara Teresa Rehn
27. Jennie Cook Cum- mings
William T. and Ann.
28. Margaret Sullivan
Daniel and Margaret.
Patrick W. and Mary E.
1. Joseph Patrick Clare Henry and Margaret.
2. George David Fenton William and Hannah H.
3. Walter Ferguson Thomas F. and Agatha T.
3. Marjory Lovett Thomp- William J. and Nellie L. son
3. George Findley Rey- nolds
Alexander and Maggie.
5. Erick Walser
5. Raine Foneg
5. Nora Fitzgerald
7. Eva Mclellan Hunter
George and Charlotte A.
7. Annie Francis Starr
8. Elizabeth Littlewood
9. Margaret Burke
Alphonse and Mary. Wilfred and Celia.
John J. and Margaret.
Patrick J. and Annie F.
William J. and Agnes.
William W. and Hannah E. John and Rosie.
10. Peter Louis Dewey
11. Rosenda Ellen Tutton Ernest W, and Katie.
12. John Thomas Smith Thomas W. and Elizabeth.
13. Thomas Malcolm Hinck- Geo. W. and Cynthia. ley
Mar. 1. Catherine Driscoll
26. Marjorie Elizabeth Taber Elmer H. and Etta F.
233
Date. Name.
Parents.
· Mar. 14. Annie Matilda Anderson Edward and Matilda.
14. Grace Elizabeth Bing- ham
William J. and Ellen M.
14. Florence Ann McDonald James ard Sadie.
14. Henry Francis Harkins John and Sarah.
15. Mabel Elsie King Joseph and Sophia.
15. Dennis Manning Michael and Julia.
15. Ethel Frances Sullivan Patrick and Mary. Thomas A. and Kate.
15. - Smith
15. Bailey Leonard Sprague William B. and Mary M.
15. Esther V. M. Nelson Frank W. and Annette S.
18. Amelia Ingeburg Avid- Exel and Emily M. son
18. Joseph Sullivan
19. Ludwig Thompson
19. Mary Ellen DeCosta
20. Cornelius F. Danehy
20. Joseph R. Wenceslan
20. James Henry Dunbar 22. Mary Palmer Ward 24. Sarah Aubert
24. Warren Sears Baker
24. Charles Edward Dole
24. Norman Charles Eddy 25. Mary Catherine Geary
26. Mary Walser
26. Katie Ann Welch
26. Grace Emma Owen
27. Annie McKee
29. Joseph Henry Thayer
29. Mary Elizabeth Welsh
29. Souther Mead
29. Kittie May Walker
29. Lizzie Walker
30. Annie C. Callahan
30. Joseph Francis Daly 30. John Alfred Johnson
31. Lottie May Scarboro
31. Arthur Taylor
Timothy and Maria. Thomas and Mary.
Thomas and Mary E. Patrick F. and Julia. Alfred and Mary E.
William and Minnie. Patrick and Anna. Charles and Apoline. C. Thacher and Ruth L. Albion and Julia.
Norman and Bessie.
Daniel F. and Honora B.
Richard and Catherine.
Peter and Kate. Wm. H. and Magdalene S. Patrick and Alice T.
Nahum and Elizabeth.
James J. and Celia E. Tilson A. and S. Addie. William and Rebecca. 60 Timothy J. and Jennie. William J. and Theresa K. Charles J. and Annie J.
Alexander and Effie.
William H. and Mary A.
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Date.
Name.
Parents.
Apr. 1. Freddie Solarie
1. Agnes H. Peterson
1. Emily McDonald
George and Jane.
Edward T. and Mary E.
Archibald and Alphonsine.
Edward and Elizabeth.
4. Mary Lovejoy
5. Emma Turner Seeley
Benj. M. and Emma.
5. Thomas Joseph Whalen Thomas and Mary. Robert J. and Elizabeth.
6. George M. Williams
7. Frances Daley
8. James Joseph Welsh
8. Roman La Favro
9. Lillian Pettepitt
Denis and Mary C.
. 10. Pontius Napoleon Swin- Samuel and Christina. sens
11. Mary Ellen Ackerly
12. Walter Mattison Clark
12. Elsid Laurendeau
Felix and Emma.
14. Louis Sydney Lorendo Sydney and Agnes.
15. Irene Marion Bradbury
Luther M., Jr. and Mary S.
15. James S. McDonald
16. Margaret M. McCarthy
Daniel and Sarah.
18. Ermano Bizzozero Louis and Josephine.
19. David King Dackers
Peter W. and Mary.
20. Bertha Castleton Foss
21. Carl Axel Allison
George H. and Jennie. - and Augusta M.
22. Elizabeth A. Murphy William E. and Mary.
23. Wm. Francis Dorley William M. and Levina E.
23. Anastasia D. Harkins William and Mary.
24. Thomas Chandler Hard- C. Theodore and Leslie. wick
24. Ines May Jefferson Wilford L. and Carrie.
24. --- Staples
Frank E. and Elizabeth.
25. Mabel McVitie Robert and Annie.
27. Mary Ellen Shine Daniel and Ellen.
28. Annie V. Lindquist
Oscar and Hannah C.
28. Elmer Burns Michael J. and Margaret F.
28. Mary W. Peterson Bennett and Josephine.
29. Charles Francis Lest
John F. and Amelia A.
2. William John White
3. Arthur Levesque
Joseph and Winnie. Axel and Anna.
Michael and Mary E.
John and Julia. Alex and Sophia.
Ernest and Rhoda.
Charles A. and Annie.
Agnes J. and Maggie S.
235
Date. Name.
Parents.
Apr. 29. William F. Winne- berger 29. Mary Badot
William F. and Sarah F.
Emile and Aurora.
William and Sarah.
Alexander and Catherine S.
2. Florence Melinda Higgs James T. and Emily.
4. Edward Pierce Edward and Annie
4. Alexander McInnis
William and Christie A.
9. Marion Weeden Henry C. and Amy F.
9. Agnes Leslie Moffatt David and Marion M ..
9. Charles Joseph Rogers John M. and Maggie.
10. Bertha Elizabeth Nichols
Oliver and Nellie.
10. Helen Clark Ellerick William and Christina.
10. John Joseph Callahan John and Kate.
10. Janie Pearl McDonald Kenneth and Lizzie.
10. Agnes Elizabeth Crock- Ebenezer and Maggie. ett
10. Ursula Kent
Robert and Mary.
10. - - Hall William J. and Maggie.
12. Willie Ventio
Michael and Theresa.
12. John J. Sullivan
James H. and Mary E.
13. Nina Rose Harris
Joseph R. and Catherine M.
13. Geo. E. Belliveau Luke J. and Victoria.
13. Harry Alexander Wil- son
Harry and Marjarie.
14. Marie Grace Larkin John T. and Mary E.
15. Sarah Doyle Peter and Mary.
16. William Richards William and Emily.
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