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18. Winfred Bouchord,
·2
3
19. Hanning A. Norling,
5
11
7
23. Angelina F. Duca,
73
27
25. Edward A. Spear,
80
18
27. Dorothy C. Berry,
Tt
9
13
29. Amos M. Tuck,
29
5
14
30. Lorendy Thayer,
69
1. Phebe A. McClallan,
53
1. Elizabeth M. Gillis,
16
B
Mabel A. Bradley,
1
10
5. Daniel Falvey,
5. William H. Newhall,
1
24
7. Sarah J. Wilson,
18
1
11. Lucy W. Brown, Johnson,
221
26
12.
13. Nellie M. Albee,
14. John Keating,
19
14. Bridget Fanning,
65
16. Ethel I. Almquist,
B
14
18.
Margaret Henderson,
68
18.
Alice M. M. Noyes,
33
:
6
24.
Abraham Lepiste,
33
28. Joseph Franceschini,
77
1
9
31.
John Scott,
39
14
31. Hugh Dawson,
322
Aug.
2. William M. Reid,
8
6
3. Sofi Sevon,
45
--
3. Rowena Leavitt,
10
13
1
21. David B. Fitzgerald,
24. Martha B. McCormick.
July
Mary McDonald,
11
Bhr
277
Yrs.
Mos.
Days
6. Carl H. Nordquist,
8
19
8. John E. Ferrazzi,
6
14
11. Andrew Larson,
42
10
--
13. Samuel Gregory,
9
13
14. Henry Gore,
72
21
14. Emma I. Dunbar,
1
19
14. Henrietta Kennon,
69
8
15 Joanna E. Duggan,
6
24
16. James F. McLeod.
7
14
16. Joseph F. Costa,
-
4
16. Mary Ford,
58
16. William Quinn,
4
22
17. Ray E. Farnum,
1
12
18. Annie M. Bowles,
10
1
19. Wilton N. Spear.
1
5
0)
19. Julia Johnson,
10
16
20. Daniel Flowers,
42
5
22. Ellen Carrol!,
23. Edith M. Webster,
10
25
24. George H. Land,
56
6
25. Lawrence G. Ziolkowski,
1
1
11
26. Annie Josephine,
1
10
27. Melvin R. Timberlake,
62
2
5
27. Charlotte J. Reynolds,
10
-
27. Catherine Clarity,
28
27. Columbia M. Di Bona,
1
14
28. Daniel F. Gornely,
9
7
29.
Margaret A. Wall,
58
29.
M. Elizabeth Green,
73
4 .
3
29. Helen E. Totman,
5
17
30. Margaret B. Altemus,
58
-
30. Elizabeth Weightman,
83
7
26
Sept.
1. Isaac T. Dunham,
59
3
14
-
-
8
30. William Lawler,
-
-
5 hrs
17. John Murphy,
-
27. Thyra K. Hammerson,
278
Yrs.
Mos. Day-
2. Julia Glynn.
28
3. Christina Anderson,
-
- 13
3. J. Stanley Mears.
58
29
6. Eliza J. Morrell.
1 23
6. Patrick King.
51
7. Mary McKeen.
78
12
7. John Q. Johnson.
28
7. Ida E. Kaupin.
1
1
13
T. Joanna Falvey,
99
8. Charles E. Taylor.
50
Hildur F. Granlund,
1 10
8. Bertha Bousquit.
20
John Parry.
79
11
10. William II. Beach.
11
25°
10. Peter Nelson,
5%
11. Margaret J. Decelle
74
3
1
13. Roy C. Burr.
13. Gertrude Smith,
5
23
14. Jane Clean.
5
15. George Littlefield.
17. Cordelia W. Clark,
69
9
20
18. Ann Bond.
77
18. Alice B. Fitzgerald,
-
9
19. John B. Weir.
41
19
19. Simon G. Elliott.
70
21. Stillborn.
23. John D. Mahoney,
38
B
24
25. Ruth F. Ames,
1
25
25. Betsy Robinson,
75
23
28. Raymond A. Callahan,
29. Stillborn.
30. Stillborn.
30. John Mullane,
56
-
20
24. Alice M. Bennett,
11
16
-
25
13. Abigail G. Dunbar.
Fenna M. Jacobson,
11
279
Oct.
Celia Queenan,
32
9. John J. Heath,
34
-
9. William HI. Bennett,
19
0)
28
12. Sarah Ellis,
14
12. Kilpatric,
8 hrs.
12. Thomas J. Colligan,
20
10
12. Alice R. Rhodes,
6
12
12. Edward C. Winneberger,
41
10
13. Stillborn.
14. William Kelley 2nd.,
48
-
15. Genevieve McCarthy,
9
15. Patrick Carey,
77
16 L. Ellen Underwood,
62
8
3
16. Catherine Sheahan,
79
5
16 Michael Sullivan,
29
19 Harriet Redman,
52
5
17
20. Mary M. McKinnon,
22.
Charles Austin,
67
24. Edward Swain,
78
14 Mark W. Muse,
21
11
11
25.
Charlotte Rennie,
29
27. Stillborn.
28. Catherine Corcoran,
46
30. Ellen Dolan,
70
8
31. Elizabeth Collins,
36
31. Lucy C. Ellis,
6-1
7
13
Nov.
1.
William R. Tyler,
44
10
19
1. Joseph G. Brackett,
88
3. Stillborn.
-
5. Mary Mattie,
57
6. Nils J. Samuelson,
53
16
6. William T. Turner,
48
6. Marion L. Troup,
16
7. Ann M. Crane,
72
3
12
8. David Flynn,
74
8. Ada Francis,
1
-
-
1
-
-
Yrs.
Mos. Days
280
Yrs.
Mos.
Days
10. Elizabeth Collins,
-
10. James Berry,
55
5
16
14. Charles S. Dolan,
2
7
14. Michael Devaney,
51
16. William J. McArthur,
25
17. Florence E. Keegan,
4
17. Lucretia H. Torrey,
70
6
B
19. Archibald McEachern,
46
20. Alexander Feltis,
93
5
20. Charlotte O. H. Wyman,
43
2
1
21. Charles L. E. Wait,
73
7
21
23. William Hodgkinson,
63
10
29
25. Williams,
11
25. - O'Brien,
1
26. Mary N. Stockman,
54
10
26
27. Stillborn.
-
28. James E. Duffy,
1
29
28. William Jacobs,
38
11
23
29 Thomas J. Griffin,
88
Dec.
1. Hilda A. Carlson,
-
1
2. Ellen F. Roche,
70
10
-
4. John Thompson,
82
7
1
4. Sarah J. Gregory,
36
6
13
1. Nancy Riley,
5
4. Marie Nelson,
36
18
5. Stillborn.
-
5. George W. Bradbury,
36
2
24
6. Frank R. Cobb,
32
11
21
15. Wm. Gardner Prescott,
71
9
22
21.
William G. Rennie,
1
8
21
21. Isaac D. Hirtle,
25
8
2
22.
Matilda J. Fredericks,
23
1
13
23. Henry Worsdell,
46
3
24. George E. Palmer.
41
6
4
24. John F. Parrott,
59
10
2
24. Mary J. Leary,
20
2
11
281
Yrs.
Mos.
Days
25. William W. Penniman,
61
3
25
25 Edward Damon,
83
10
18
26. Stillborn.
26. Rachel Cameron,
61
27.
Agnes L. E. Lund,
3
9
16
28.
Christina Jose,
47
2
25
28. Minnie A. Haskell,
27
7
13
30. John L. Murch,
69
31. Eva J. Fraser,
23
2
8
31. Gordon Mckenzie,
56
2
12
31. Angelica Chisholn,
22
1
25
-
Election Returns.
VOTE AT STATE ELECTION, NOVEMBER 2, 1897.
-WARDS
1
2
5
Total 6 Vote.
PR. 1 PR. 2
PR. 1 PR. 2
GOVERNOR.
John Bascom, of Williamstown, P.,
3
3
3
7
1
3
9
0
29
Thomas C. Brophy of Boston, S. L.,
2
3
3
1
1
3
3
20
William Everett of Quincy, D. N ..
54
16
25
9
25
21
26
15
191
George Fred Williams of Dedham, D.,
5.4
56
74
13
116
85
27
17
502
Roger Wolcott of Boston, R., Blanks,
322
200
158
160
90
122
279
113
1444
12
2
1
6
14
6
5
6
58
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
Edward A. Buckland of South Hadley, S. L.,
4
1
5
8
2
2
31
Christopher T. Callahan of Holyoke, D.,
58
56
69
42
118
88
26
47
504
James E. Cotter of Hyde Park, D. N.,
12
17
24
13
26
17
17
15
171
W. Murray Crane of Dalton, R.,
320
196
156
153
77
107
288
111
1408
6
4
6
5
9
2
36
Willard O. Wylie of Beverly, P., Blanks,
17
5
12
22
19
5
7
94
283
.
-WARDS
Total 6 Vote.
PR. 1. PR. 2.
PR. 1. PR. 2.
SECRETARY.
Addison W. Barr of Worcester, S. L.,
9
4
6
8
3
3
5
3
35
Charles D. Nash of Whitman, D.,
60
55
72
18
115
89
29
48
516
William M. Olin of Boston, R.,
336
204
157
154
80
112
288
112
1443
Edwin Sawtell of Brockton, P.,
3
1
3
6
3
3
9
28
Bernard M. Wolf of Boston, D. N.
23
13
6
13
8
13
8
91
22
9
19
7
33
23
5
13
131
Blanks,
TREASURER.
George A. Brown of Lynn, S. L.,
5
1
1
5
3
9
28
318
192
155
151
79
110
286
108
1102
Edward P. Shaw of Newburyport, R.,
27
8
15
6
17
10
16
15
114
Horace P. Tobey of Warcham, D. N.,
62
60
71
15
120
91
30
47
526
Thomas A. Watson of Braintree, D., Blanks,
31
14
21
9
21
5
11
137
AUDITOR.
Joseph Ballam of Boston, S. L.,
1
5
9
3
3
5
3
36
Harry Douglas of Great Barrington, D. N., John W. Kimball of Fitchburg, R.,
33
10
13
6
16
11
13
10
112
324
195
157
118
79
112
287
107
1109
5
1
10
1
3
37
Robert C. Habberley of Hyde Park, P.,
.
2
5
284
Joseph Henry Sheldon of Haverhill, D., Herbert M. Small of Templeton, P., Blanks,
49
53
69
46
112
84
29
47
189
6
1
3
6
2
3
8
1
30
31
17
23
14
35
25
7
16
168
ATTORNEY-GENERAL.
Wolcott Hamlin of Amherst, P., .
3
2
4
2
1
11
. 27
William Harrison ot Lawrence, S. L.,
6
4
1
12
2
2
5
4
12
Hosea M. Knowlton of New Bedford, R.,
325
197
153
152
78
114
290
110
1419
William W. MeClench of Chicopee, D. N.,
32
6
12
6
17
11
11
10
105
John A. O'Keefe of Lynn, D.,
47
57
74
13
114
91
24
17
497
Blanks,
34
14
20
12
34
19
8
13
·154
COUNCILLOR. SECOND DISTRICT.
Dana Estes of Brookline, D. N.,
39
16
13
7
19
11
27
13
145
Benjamin S. Lowell of Weymouth, R.,
317
197
159
162
77
118
283
113
1426
George O. Wentworth of Stoughton, D., Blanks,
56
54
77
43
121
87
30
51
519
35
13
21
17
30
22
9
154
SENATOR. FIRST NORFOLK DISTRICT.
Harrison O. Apthorp of Milton, D. N.,
36
10
15
8
16
12
17
15
129
James H. Flint of Weymouth, R.,
318
198
165
160
84
117
289
111
1442
Tristam R. Newell of Braintree, D., All others, Blanks,
60
56
75
46
121
84
31
47
520
1
1
32
16
15
15
26
25
12
11
152
.
285
WARDS
1
2
3 r
-4-
5
Total 6 Vote.
PR. 1, PR. 2. PR. 1, PR. 2.
REPRESENTATIVES IN GENERAL COURT. FIFTH NORFOLK DISTRICT.
Thaddeus HI. Newcomb of Quincy, R.,
311
192
149
141
70
107
245
99
1314
James II. Slade of Quincy, D.
120
81
108
60
15-4
109
52
72
756
James Thompson of Quincy, R.,
303
170
152
163
88
114
262
106
1358
All others,
1
2
:1
. . .
1 ...
9
Blanks,
159
115
129
92
181
146
138
91
1051
COUNTY COMMISSIONER NORFOLK.
James Hewins, of Medfield, D., D. N., R., Blanks,
366
223
204
186
175
182
314
152
1802
81
57
66
43
72
56
35
32
442
REGISTER OF DEEDS. NORFOLK.
John II. Burdakin of Dedham, D., D. N., R., 366 Blanks, 81
60
61
52
69
56
38
32
449
COUNTY TREASURER. NORFOLK.
Charles H. Smith of Dedham, D., D. N., R., 369 All others,
216
201
172
181
177
308
152
1776
1
78
6-4
68
57
66
61
-41
32
467
Blanks,
. ..
1
.
. .
. .
220
209
177
178
182
311
152
1795
286
1
VOTE AT MUNICIPAL ELECTION, DECEMBER 7, 1897.
-WARDS
Total 6 Vote.
PR. 1, PR. 2,
FOR MAYOR.
William A. Hodges, Ward 1, D.,
267
219
182
124
296
181
141
116
1526
Russell A. Sears, Ward 1, R., All others, Blanks,
360
283
197
212
71
179
276
248
1826
1
1
2
16
4
8
8
11
8
14
4
73
COUNCILMEN-AT-LARGE.
Luther S. Anderson, Ward 1, D., R. I,,
306
222
179
113
183
148
125
115
1391
*William E. Badger, Ward 4, R.,
360
266
195
220
168
210
313
202
1934
Rupert F. Claflin, Ward 1, D.,
298
244
192
109
214
181
111
107
1456
* Alexander Clark, Ward 3, R.,
289
247
201
215
81
147
284
197
1661
William N. Eaton, Ward 4, D.,
256
233
171
101
243
180
96
118
1398
*Richard R. Freeman, Ward 5, R.,
315
253
154
204
75
134
342
198
1675
*Charles F. Merrick, Ward 6, R.,
271
220
144
191.
84
143
288
240
1581
Edward Powers, Ward 1, D.,
176
171
160
91
213
168
53
105
1137
*George A. Sidelinger, Ward 2, R.,
310
265
174
206
70
143
290
181
1639
James H. Slade, Ward 2, D., Blanks,
196
201
155
100
210
164
71
100
1197
438
208
215
170
349
222
187
277
2066
2
5
---- 4 ----- PR. 1, PR. 2.
. . .
›
287
1
-WARDS
1 2
5
Total 6 Vote.
PR. 1 PR. 2. PR. 1: PR. 2.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE AT-LARGE FOR THREE YEARS.
Henry C. Hallowell, Ward 1, D., All others
468
379
305
224 . 255
240
287
219 2377
2
1
2
1 8
Blanks,
173
126
81 120
121
128
159
148 1056
COUNCILMEN FROM
WARDS.
*John W. Nash, R.,
462
* Elisha Packard, R.,
478
*John Swithin, D., R.,
511
All others,
4
Blanks,
474
William Harkins, D.,
184
*Eugene N. Hultman, R.,
305
* Aubrey R. Keith, R.,
317
* Arthur W. Newcomb, R., John W. Walsh, D.,
287
194
All others,
2
Blanks,
229
Frederick W. Hardwick, D.,
190
97
*Henry MeGrath, D.,
232
135
288
1
Daniel McLennan, R., Francis Morrison, D., *Harry S. Nicol, R., *Joseph P. Prout, R.,
136
185
172
146
162
202
161
169
Blanks,
111
98
*Thomas F. Cain, D.,
227
166
Mayo P. Fuller, R.,
120
170
Charles Johnson, R.,
73
154
*Stephen B. Little, D.,
252
171
Edward J. Murphy, D.,
168
122
*Michael Owens. R.,
183
207
Blanks,
111
114
Victor J. Emery, D.,
121
*Edward E. Jameson, R.,
329
Richard J. Larkin, D.,
48
Fred P. Loud, D.,
71
* Walter S. Pinkham, R.,
308
*Horace M. Willard, R., Blanks,
330
89
*Walter P. Hill, R.,
233
Horatio N. Holbrook, D.,
122
*Theodore Parker, R.,
246
289
WARDS
Total 6 Vote.
1
2 13- PR. 1. PR. 2.
PR. 1. PR. 2.
236
.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE FROM WARDS FOR THREE YEARS.
Henry W. French, R. I., D.,
268
*Charles II. Porter, R.,
334
Blanks,
11
386
* Wellington Record, D., R.,
60
Blanks,
LICENSE VOTE.
Yes,
209
203
136
130
181
140
58
137 1194
No.
389
277
233
187
177
214
366
204 2047
Blanks,
45
26
19
27
20
14
S
27 186
290
*John E. Poland, R., All others, Blanks,
5
291
JURY LIST FOR 1898.
Adams, Herbert D., 267 Washington st., clerk. Alden, Frederick E., 19 Howard st., vamper. Ames, George, 7 Franklin st., plumber. Arnold, Danforth W., 16 Arnold st., florist. Arnold, E. Walter, 25 Arlington st., salesman. Arnold, Warren T., 7 Mechanic st., cabinet maker. Avery, John A., & River st., superintendent. Babcock, Walter T., Whalley Road, broker. Badger, Frank E., 8 Clive st., lumber surveyor. Bailey, Charles D., 11 South st., carpenter. Bailey, George E., 11 South st., carpenter. Baker, Charles T., 32 Safford st., book-keeper.
Barlow, Elisha J., Norfolk st., carpenter. Barry, Peter A., 58 Crescent st., blacksmith. Barstow, Alfred T., Beach st., machinist.
Bass, E. W. Henry, 39 Granite st., superintendent.
Baxter, Arthur E., 12 Cross st., blacksmith.
Baxter, Daniel W., 3 Phipps st., retired. Bean, George H., Atlantic st., salesman. Beckford, Edwin S., 130 Washington st., electrician. Bent, Isaac P., off Washington st., fish dealer.
Berry, Levi D., 3 Granite st., granite cutter. Berry, Marcus M., Town Hill, st., stone cutter. Bird, William M., 37 School st., clerk. Bigelow, John P., 37 Franklin st., clerk.
Birnie, William, Goddard st., foreman.
Black, Alexander, 3 Glencoe pl., stone cutter. Blake, Welcome J., Payne st., blacksmith. Blanchard, Edward R., 150 Washington st.
Bosworth, Samuel D., 21 Howard st., boot treer. Bradbury, Luther M. Jr., 9 Kent st., stone cutter. Brasee, Arthur T., Grand View ave., clerk. Brooks, George W., 72 Centre st., real estate. Brown, Edward E., 23 Safford st., machinist. Brown, Elijah S., 219 Washington st., janitor.
292
Brown, Henry T., 37 Chestnut st., gardener. Burke, Thomas F., 66 Willard st., granite dealer. Burns, William D., 33 Common st., blacksmith. Burrell, Frank E., 166 Washington st., boot finisher. Burns, Michael, Payne st., granite dealer. Butler, Thomas M., Putnam st., boot miker. Buckley, Phineas, Flint st .. iron moulder. Cahill, George D., 41 Water st., clerk. Campbell, Hiram W., 93 Copeland st., stone cutter. Carlson, Charles F., 12 Saville ave., variety store. Carter, George K., 33 South st., station agent.
Carroll, Thomas, Payne st., laborer. Chase, William P., 57 Central ave., gold beater. Clare, James P., Edison st., insurance.
Clark, Robert A., 11 Granite Railway, granite cutter. Cook, Martin II .. 38 Brackett st., granite dealer. Coolidge, Waldo A., 5 Summer st., carriage painter. Costa. Andrew S., 35 Phipps st., stone cutter. Craig William W., 3 Cottage st., stone cutter. Crane, Benjamin F., 4, Franklin st., boot maker. Crane, Charles, 2 Greenleaf st .. provision dealer. Crane, George, 159 Washington st .. carpenter. Cross, Eldridge 195 Hancock st., carpenter. Crowell, Fred S., 42 Crescent st., granite cutter. Cushing, William W., Thomson st., hostler. Cunningham, Jantes HI., Atlantic st., billiards. Dakers. Peter W., 145 Water st., stone cutter. Daly, John J., 1 Quincy st., shoe maker. Damon, Amos E., 13 Edwards st., stove dealer. Damon, Charles H., & Wharf st., shipwright. Dawson, Henry O., Newbury ave., police officer. Deasy, Timothy, 10 Jackson st., boots and shoes. Denneen, Michael, 23 Common st., stone cutter. Diekie, William, 9 Nightingale ave .. stone cutter. Dixon, Albion I., Goddard st., clerk. Doggett, Solon, 13 Union st., artist and author. Donald, William B., 19 Buckley st., stone cutter.
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Dorley, Joseph, 10 River st., provisions. Drake, George W., Storey st., poultry dealer. Doble, Herbert F., off Cross st., grocer. Drew, Cephas, 9 Walker st., clerk. Duggan, Cornelius M., Minot st., iron moulder. Dunn, James E., Carroll's lane, blacksmith. Dyer, Calvin T., Faxon lane, foreman. Edgarton, David R., 63 Central ave., carpenter. Edwards, Henry, 11 School st:, clerk. Edwards, Stephen H., 30 Walnut st., furnaces. Ela, Levi C., 46 Farrington st., carpenter. Emerson, Henry E., 213 Washington st., book-keeper. Emerson, John N., 7 Fayette st., machinist. Estabrook, Henry L., Fenno st., farmer. Evans, John, 24 Copeland st., merchant. Falvey, Jeremiah A., 175 Willard st., stone cutter. Farquahar, George, 19 Centre st., polisher. Faunce, Quincy A., Grand View ave., builder. Fenno, Josiah A., 18 Goffe st., draughtsman. Fletcher, James B., 33 Garfield st., stone cutter. Folsom, Frank W., 18 Miller st., stone cutter. Ford, John E., 73 Quincy ave., draughtsman. Ford, Timothy F., 19 Phipps st., inspector. Foster, Charles C., 12 Jackson st., carpenter. Furnald, Thomas E., Edwards st., grocer. Galvin, John P., 60 Granite st., stone cutter. Gay, Elmer I., 40 Elm st., machinist. Gay, John S., Newcomb pl., carriage painter. Geer, Henry F., Wesson st., granite cutter. Glidden, Wallace F., Cleverly et., clerk. Girard, Daniel, 98 Water st., stone cutter. Goodhue, J. Frank, 57 Crescent st., clerk. HIall, Elijah G., 5 Newbury ave., real estate. Hardwick, Charles F., 24 Spear st., granite dealer. Hardwick, Fred W., Franklin st., store keeper. Hardwick, John F., 45 Granite st., insurance agent. Hardwick, Justin K., 41 Granite st., farmer.
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Harkins, John, 36 Main st., mason.
Havahan, Francis J., 33 Common st., stone contractor.
Hawes, George W., 51 West st., polisher. Hayden. Herbert A., 238 Washington st., piano tuner. Higgins, Daniel, 4 South st., master mariner.
Higgins, George H., Howard ave., gardener. Higgins, Warren D., 7 Faxon ave., builder. Hobby, George H., 27 Quiney ave., shoe finisher. Johnson, Charles H., 16 River st., real estate. Johnson, Julius, 4 Nightingale ave. Jones, Hugh R., 54 Howard st., polisher. Keating, Albert, 95 Washington st., lumber dealer. Kelly, James W. 158 Copeland st., stone cutter.
Kent, Robert, 15 Kent st., stone cutter. Kilmartin, John, 57 Crescent st., provision dealer. King, Samuel M., Beale st., teller. Kittredge, Henry P., Hancock st., trav. salesman. Lamb, Thomas J., 1 Crescent st., merchant.
Lane, George W., 1 Carlmark ct., stone cutter.
Lapham, Joseph A., Washington et., fish dealer. Lawton, Lucius W., Goffe st., farmer. Lincoln, Thomas W., 266 Washington st., sail maker. Litchfield, Elwood M., Quincy ave., painter. Lennon, Edward J., Liberty sq., carpenter.
Main, George, 92 Water st., blacksmith.
Marple, Lucius E., Everett st., electrical engineer. Maver, Robert, 12 Liberty st. contractor. Marsh, Ephraim R., Bicknell st. expressman. McDonnell, Thomas, Bridge st., contractor.
McDonough, Patrick, Bates ave., granite cutter. McFarlane, George Merry Mount road. McGovern, James P., South st., merchant. McGowan, John C., 17 Franklin st., shoe repairer. McIntosh, Andrew, 60 Franklin st., contractor. McKenna, John F., 26 Botolph st., molder. McLauchlin, Charles, 30 Field st., mason. McLean, Archibald, President's ave., polisher.
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McNally, Michael, Hancock ct., granite cutter. McPherson, Andrew, 4 Central ave., commission merchant. McTear, Ellis, Everett st., carpenter. Mead, Alfred L., 6 River st., shoe finisher. Melville, Charles T., 234 Washington st., stone cutter. Miller, John L., 67 Franklin st., contractor.
Milne, James, 3 Penn st., stone cutter. Mitchell, Arthur L., 29 Franklin st., contractor. Mitchell, Thomas F., Brook st., upholsterer.
Moodie, James, Jr., 8 Liberty st., stone cutter. Moynihan, Cornelius H., 21 Water st., shoemaker. Murray, William S., 37 Arthur st., stone cutter. Nash, Lysander W., Central ave., real estate. Nicol, James, Jr., 29 Coddington st., carpenter. Newcomb, Charles H. S., 237 Washington st., carpenter,
Newcomb, George E., 17 Gay st., engraver. Newcomb, George W., 6 Quincy st., leather. Newcomb, John H., Quincy ave., carpenter. Nutting, Abel, 44 Water st., stone business. O'Brien, George, 69 Copeland st., fish dealer. Olney, Albert G., Grand View ave., real estate. Otis, Stephen M., 159 Quincy ave., blacksmith. Owen, William II., 31 Botolph st., salesman. Oxford, Samuel 2 River street, shoe maker. Paine, Jonathan S., 7 Baxter st., boot maker. Parker, William, 2nd, 21 Quincy ave., carpenter. Perry, Frank W., Arnold st., conductor. Perry, James P., Marion st., phimber. Pierce, D. Vinton, 49 Washington st., Pierce, J. A. Stetson, Washington st., clerk. Pierce, James W., 98 Granite st., tinsmith. Powers, William F., 25 Miller st., polisher. Pope, Asa A., 9 Baxter st., machine operator. Pitts, Lemuel, Highland ave., hatter. Pratt, Alton E., Payne st., bootmaker. Pratt, Frank G., 6 Edwards st., carpenter. Preston, Andrew J., Park st., laundry.
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Prout, George, Jr., 45 Garfield st., contractor. Ramsdell, John B. F., 54 Billings st., laundry. Rideout, James W., Payne st., gardener. Roberts, John II. 22 Brooks st., upholsterer. Robertson, Joseph, Adams st., farmer. Rogers, Osborne, 237 Hancock st., grocery dealer. Rooney, John II., 32 Bates ave., blacksmith. Russell, John, Bradford st., stone cutter. Ryan, John II., 72 Common st., granite cutter. Sampson, William II., Jr., 2 Wharf st., clerk. Sargent, George B., 17 Howard st., motorman. Saville, George' G., 5 Greenleaf st. Shackley, Albert J., 19 Cross st., stone cutter. Shackley, Jonas, 3 Hall place, carpenter. Shepherd, George, 4 River st., shoe finisher. Shirley, Alexander, 5 Filbert st., stone cutter. Small, Sanford, Faxon road, grocer. Snow, Ephraim _1., West Eim ave., mariner. Somers, Charles J., 9 Newcomb place, hair dresser. Souther, Edward B., 2 Foster st., news dealer. Spear, William G., 23 Granite st., librarian. Sullivan, James H., 9 Quincy ave., stone cutter. Swain, Stephen N., 62 Phipps st., shoe maker. Sweeny, Michael, 31 Main st., boot maker. Swingle, Jonathan S., 198 Hancock st., contractor. Tarbox, Stephen K., Hancock ct., blacksmith. Thayer, George W., 60 Crescent st., stone cutter. Thayer, Nahum A., 92 West st., blacksmith. Thayer, Thomas J. H., 9 Wendell st., engineer. Teasdale, Robert J., Malden st., agent. Thomas, Joseph E., 254 Washington st., tree protectors. Tobey, Rufus B., Lincoln ave., clergyman. Totman, Henry S., 15 Chubbuck st., clerk. Vogel, Adam S., 74 Willard st., real estate. Wade, Edmund R., Prospect st. Webb, James H., 146 Washington st., real estate. Weymouth, Henry S., Glover ave., agent.
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Whittier, Ozro M., 23 Farrington st., machinist.
Wilson, Stephen E., Irving pl., real estate. Williams, L. Dowley, Adams st. Young, Joel S., Quincy ave., clerk.
Young, William J. 272 Washington street, stone mason.
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Adams Academy.
To His Honor the Mayor of the City of Quincy :-
The Board of Managers of the Adams Academy respect- fully submit their annual report.
The event of chief and painful importance in the history of Adams Academy during the last year is the death of the Master, William Royall Tyler, A. B. Mr. Tyler had been con- tinuously in the service of the Academy since September 1874, serving nineteen years as first assistant, and four as master. He had been the pupil of his predecesors, Dr. Dimmock and Dr. Everett, at the Boston Latin School and in Harvard College for some time before Adams Academy went into operation and had won their confidence and affection in the highest degree. He had acted as Master during Dr. Dimmock's last sickness in March 1878 and at three subsequent periods when his successor was temporarily incapacitated. On Dr. Everett's resignation, in 1893, he was appointed master, and in 1896 was placed by Mayor Adams on the Board of Managers.
Mr. Tyler was active in his work up to the last. He re- turned to his home after school on Friday, October 22nd, propos-
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ing to attend the football match with Thayer Academy at Braintree that same afternoon ; but he felt unable to leave his house on Sunday, and died on Monday the first of November 1897. He was within six weeks of being forty-five years old.
He had sustained, not only in the instruction and disei- pline, but in the amusements and daily life of his pupils a char- acter for industry, scholarship, firmness, gentleness and the most devoted and judicious good will which is not easily sur- passed in the history of education. He had never forfeited even in the delicate intimacies of the boarding-house and the playground, the respect which he secured from the first in the schoolroom. To his associates in teaching, whatever their rel- ative rank he was always friendly and helpful, and partic- ularly encouraging to his younger and less experienced co !- leagues. The Board of Managers felt most grateful for the in- timate acquaintance which his presence at their meetings af- forded with school affairs, and the community will long regret the sudden removal of a citizen of singularly winning manners and lofty aims.
His loss at the precise moment when it occurred, found the Academy already crippled with the illness of the assistant mas- ter, Mr. John O. Hall, Jr. His work for the month of October was taken by the former master, who on Mr. Tyler's sickness, assumed his duties, Mr. Dennis F. Greaney, a graduate of the Academy in 1993, and of Harvard College in 1897, taking Mr. Hall's classes. On the death of the Master, Dr. Everett was authorized by the Board to take temporary charge of the school. Mr. Hall's work has been performed during November and December by Mr. Ernest Jackson (H. C. 1878) a teacher of great experience, and by Mr. James D. Kent, Jr., a graduate of the Academy in 1896, and at present a member of the Sopho- more Class in Harvard College.
The Acting Master reports that during this period of three months, which has witnessed such constant occasion foranxiety, and so much that is deeply distressing, the pupils of Adams Academy, while showing undisguised their deep sympathy in the sickness of their teachers, and their acute grief for their
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master's loss, have conducted themselves with a regularity, pro- priety and industry beyond praise.
The chief public events of the year, the prize speaking in June, the athletic contest in the Spring with Thayer Academy, and the regular sports on Founder's Day went off with great spirit and interest. The matter of football, at present the source of so much angry discussion, was very carefully con- sidered by Mr. Tyler, before authorizing and encouraging the formation of a football team : and the experience of the season indicates that the pleasure and profit from the sport decidedly outbalance any disadvantages arising from it.
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