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Boston
ABSENT ON LEAVE
High School,
Elizabeth A. Souther, April, May, June, Study in Europe Adams School,
Annie W. Miller, September, October, November, Decem- ber. Massachusetts Fields School,
Marion I. Bailey, February to end of the year.
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Graduations. -
Quincy high School.
Wednesday, June 26, 1901.
PROGRAM.
Music : a. March, Hannah Litchfield, '03. b. Gypsy Life, High School Chorus. Salutatory Essay, Sadie Isabella Adams.
Schumann
Essay-June in Literature,
Lucy Dalbiac Luard.
Music-The Rustic Dance, High School Chorus.
Veazie
Violin Obligato by George Lewis Anderson.
Class History and Prophesy,
Sarah Elisabeth Monahan.
Oration-Duty to Nature,
Charles James McGilvray.
Valedictory Essay, Arville Dodge Walker. Hiller
Music-May Song,
Misses Schillander, Vogler and Fowler.
Address,
Prof. Edwin C. Bolles, Tufts College.
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Music-Moonlight,
Faning
High School Chorus.
Presentation of Diplomas,
* Hon. Charles H. Porter. Chairman of the School Committee. Music-The Fresh'ning Breeze, High School Chorus.
Macy
Class Motto :- Respice Finem. Class Colors :- Green and White. Director of Music-Miss Madeleine Fish. Accompanist-Miss Mary Hunt. * Mr. Porter being absent, the diplomas were presented by Dr. Henry C. Hallowell.
THE CLASS OF 1901.
Sadie Isabella Adams,
George Lewis Anderson,
Winifred Adelaide Backus, Mary Ethel Burns, Mary Agnes Cain,
Teresa Hazelum Carey,
Julia Frances Connelly, Edith Gertrude Coyle,
Abbie Maria Denton,
Ellen Christina Donovan,
Estella Marie Elcock,
Clara May Emery, Marion Louise Evans, Lucy Elmore Gagnon, Margaret Elizabeth Gallagher,
Gordon Hague Gannett, Vernon Curtis Hallett, Teresa Catherine Howley, Lora Monroe Hunt, Mary Litchfield Hunt,
Ellen Theresa McDonald, Charles James McGilvary, Joseph Elcock McTiernan, Elisa Lois Metherall, Bertha Mabel Miles, Sarah Elizabeth Monahan, Katharine Agatha Murphy, Harold Whittier Newcomb, Bertha Marian Nichols, Franklin Stuart Nichols, Margaret Louise Powers, Margaret Gertude Reilly, Frances Waldo Sanders, Frederick Stanley Shepherd, Carl William Sherburne, Olive Gardiner Shuman, Katharine Sibley,
Grace Rodgers Stancombe, Mary Agnes Sullivan, Augusta Reddington Sweeney,
Carl Anthony Lewis, Lucy Dalbiac Luard,
Dennis Stanslas Sweeney, Marion Downes Vogler, Arville Dodge Walker,
Mary McConnel, Mary Elizabeth McCormick, Beatrice Robina Walker, Robert Garfield Wright.
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BUSINESS COURSE.
~Harold Randlett Badger,
Edwin Francis Brault, Marguerite Helen Brennan, Mathew Francis Bryan, John Joseph Buckley, . Ellen Vaughan Callahan, Edmund Gilbert Clifford, Nora Erwin Connors, Peter Wilson Dackers, John Francis Dolan, Michael Andrew Driscoll, Daniel Patrick Driscoll, John Joseph Drohan,
Clara Margaret Duggan,
Lawrence David Duncan, Alice Mabel Ellis, John Edward Hall,
Annie Leona Harkins,
Fred Warland Howe,
Edmund James Howley,
Catherine Frances Igo,
Ethel Tena Jordan,
Edward James Kelliher, / Margaret Elizabeth Laing, Charles Frederick Litchfield, Newton Macleod, Kino Joseph Maggiani, Mary Anna Manning, William George McCormack, Frederick McDonald,
Arthur Lewis McGilvary, Byron Carter Miller, Joseph Adrian Monahan, Paul Victor Morissette, Theodore James Muer, Elizabeth Orr, Anna Gertrude Reardon, William Robbie, James Mitchell Smith, Frank Stuart Spencer, Marguerite Helen Tierney,
Lillian Mirian Woodward.
GRADUATES.
The members of the class of 1901 are distributed as fol- lows :
Graduate work in High School, 11
3
* College,
1
Law school, Kindergarten,
1
Other schools,
13
At work in Boston,
6
At work in Quincy,
5
At home,
9
49
* Post Graduates who entered college, 5 Total number who entered college, 8
100
The Grammar Schools
Thursday, June 27, 1901.
Program
March-Pianists, 5 Hannah O. Litchfield, Q. H. S., 1903. Mary L. Hunt, Q. H. S., 1901. Drummer, Walter G. Field, Q. H. S., 1904.
Chorus,-a All Hearts Rejoice,
Mountain Echoes,
Introductory Remarks,
Donizetti A. E. French Frank Edson Parlin Superintendent of Schools
Chorus-The Fresh'ning Breeze, J. C. Macy Solo-Who'll Buy My Lavender,-German.
Address,
Master John B. Findlay Prof. Marshall Livingstone Perrin Boston University
Chorus-a Hymn of the Fisherman's Children, Herold
b
Flag Song by ten boys, one from each school.
Concluding Remarks, Hon. Charles H. Porter Chairman of the Board
Presentation of Diplomas, Chairmen of Sub-Committees Chorus-Our Public Schools, J. P. Skelly
Words by Frederic Allison Tupper.
Director of Music, E. Landis Snyder
Pianist,
Helen E. Bemis, Q. H. S., '97
Graduates of June 1901.
ADAMS SCHOOL-35
Joseph Rossiter Barry, Clementina A. Barsanti, Noah Leonard Cummings, Francis Hellena Desmond, Thomas M. Elcock,
William Charles Elrick, John Alfred Goodhue, Margaret Jane Hall, Irvin Ellis Hunter, Lilly Charlotte Jacobsen,
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101
John Alexander Laing, William Wallace Lee, Margaret Josephine Little, Mary Blanche Little, James Francis Maloney, Thomas Manning, Katherine Marcalini,
Annie Marie McAuliffe,
Mary Josephine McDonnell,
William Morrison,
Mary Agnes Neagle,
Euphemia C. O'Hara,
Warren Russell Parker, Mary Bell Phelan, Mary Agnes Reveny, Gladys Mildred Rogers, Newman Harrison Savage, James Norman Skinner, William Richard Smith, Charles Edward Sullivan,
James Henry Sullivan, Jr. William John Sullivan, Daniel Francis Sweeney, Martin Edward Sweeney,
James Cotton Williams.
CODDINGTON SCHOOL-45.
Gertrude Elizabeth Allen,
Winslow Madison Harris,
Harry James Histen,
Harry Richards Holton,
William Edward Jones,
Alice Billington, Annie Louise Blacklock,
Eunice Bent Kidd, Joseph Martin Larkin, John William Lynch,
Terence Byron Brown,
Mary Anastasia Coyle,
Susan Emily Mccluskey,
Timothy Daniel DeCoste,
Loretta Elizabeth McDonnell,
Ellen Mary Desmond, Agnes Cecila Donlin,
Mary Eunice McKay,
Helen Teresa O'Neill, Minnie Packard,
Grace Malvinia Payson,
Lillian Warren Pratt,
Roy Prout,
Ella May Reagan,
Muriel Angell Rogers,
Mary Rose Starr, Edward Albert Taber,
Clifford Taylor,
Katherine Taylor,
Alexander Donavon Thompson,
Harold Quincy Walsh.
Lillian Isabelle Flowers,
Carl Henry Fornell,
Edward Joseph Fostello,
Nicholas Ambrose Gallagher, Mary Gavin, Francis Gilraine,
Albert William Grant,
Wesley IIenry Hanson, Alice Josephine Harkins, William Joseph Harkins,
Daniel Joseph Fitzgerald,
Guy Topman Baker,
Eliphalet Henry Beal,
Bertha Inez Belcher,
102
GRIDLEY BRYANT SCHOOL-30.
Lucy Gertrude Barry, Thomas Wencesles Buckley, Michael Francis Canavan, Margaret Cotter Carey, Jeremiah Connelly, Annie Mary Corcoran, Catharine Frances Corcoran, Timothy Joseph Corcoran,
Michael Joseph Crowley,
Edward Thomas Dillon, Abigail Madeline Duane,
Mary Elizabeth Duggan, Margaret Mary Farrell, William Edward Fizgerald, Catherine Flaherty,
Mary Winifred Flaherty, Richard Charles Henry, John Leo Howley, Helen Hunter, William Charles Joyce, Mary Esther Keenan, Ellen Veronica King,
Mary Ellen Josephine Kelly,
Catherine Sarah Leary, Raymond Patrick Morrill, Ellen Frances Murphy, David Edward O'Neill, Mertice Evelyn Shaw, Annie Elizabeth Sugrue, Mary Augusta Travers.
JOHN HANCOCK SCHOOL-47
Alexander Aberdein, Mary Ahearn,
Christina Westland Booth, Thomas Toussaint Bouchard, Peter Hilding Carlson,
Florence Cole, Thomas Ward Cole, Elizabeth Ellen Collins, Julia Connors, Catherine Melissa Coughlin, George Thomas Craig, Annie Curtis, George John Horton Davey, Julia Etta Deady, Jeremiah James Donovan, Louisa Catherine Driscoll,
John Garner Esson, William Sherburne Fuge, Albert Isaiah Gordon, Oscar Adolph C. Gustafson, Alice Hannah Igo, Anna Ester Jacobson, Harry Steward Johnson, Roberty Henry Johnston, Laura Jones, John Stickling King, Bessie Litchman, Hannah Jane Littlewood, Frederick Angus MacLennan, John William McCarthy, Roderick Lauchlin McDonald, Bessie Paterson Moorhead,
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103
Mary White Morrissey, Matthew Nicoll,
Agnes Hannah Matilda Olsen,
Arthur Charles Oswald,
William Peters, Charles Saville Pierce,
Albert Rennie,
John Alexander Rennie, Elizabeth Ruxton, Jessie Orr Shirley, Annie Mathieson Smith, Alice Elizabeth Thomas, Richard Nelson Tinney,. Margaret Emily Todd,
Frances Walsh.
LINCOLN SCHOOL-25.
Edward Henry Barry, Alice Maude Butler,
Annita Margherita Cappellini, Edith May Chick,
Alexander James M. Cowe, Jr.,
Herbert James Dickie, John Bradford Findlay, Anna Veronica Galligan,
Agnes Stasia Kelly,
Irving Leslie Kemp,
George Alexander Main,
Charles Leslie McDonald,
Sarah May McLeod, Georginana Michael, Isabella Shirriffs Mitchell, Robert Mitchell, Jr., Frederick John Moodie, Ciltro Robert Nicora, James Orr, Jr., Adolard Edward Picard, Robina Paul Skinner,
William Hall Smith, Catherine Margaret Sullivan,
Ethel Stetson Thayer,
William Timothy Warner.
MASSACHUSETTS FIELDS SCHOOL-24.
Gertrude Frances Barbour, Asa Corning Berry, Jr., Lester Emery Britton, Mary Lavinia Brown, Gertrude Estelle Cleaves, Stanley Warren Ferguson, Carl William Gram, William Haliwell,
Agneta Maria Hedman, Helen King, Frank Harold Lewis, Annabell Marr,
Ethel May Marr,
Ruth Evelyn Marceau, Louisa Allison Ross, Clifton Hartman Sass, Helen Gertrude Saunders, Carl Axel Schillander, Mary Stewart, John Charles Tobin, Sara Letitia Tobin, Andrew Todd, Helen Theresa Willett, Harold Neat Woodman.
104
QUINCY SCHOOL-33.
Malcolm Little Blake,
George Parker Colman,
John William Curley,
Helen Louise Curtin, Ellen Teresa Dolan,
Edna Arvesta Davis, James Fay,
Michael Joseph Golden,
Cora May Harding,
Harriet Perkins Hawkins,
Edith Marion Hill,
Harry Williams Hinkley,
Louisa Williams Hinkley,
Horace Tirrell Jenkins,
Martha Ellsworth Jenkins, Melanie Eugenie LeBlanc,
Mary J. McGuerty, Ellen Frances McGuinness, Rosetta McPartlin,
· George Albert Miller, Charles J. A. Nelson, May Elizabeth Newell, Theresa Margaret Pratt, Georgianna Priest, Charles Augustus Quale, Mabel Williams Read, Ralph M. Read, Lillie Harrison Spencer,
Helen Welch.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL-33.
Florence L. Brown,
Edward M. Callahan,
Catherine M. Coffey, J. Percy Conrad,
M. Teresa Kelly, Ethel B. Kittredge, J. F. Ellsworth Leines, Joseph J. McKinnon,
Margaret E. Costello,
Elizabeth E. Delory,
William J. Dorley,
Samnel C. Melville, Russell M. Newcomb, George W. Ougler, Jr.
M. Gertrude Ford,
Charles L. Pratt,
Chester W. Foster,
Alfred K. Small,
Ernest R. Foster,
Myron B. Small,
Jacob I. Friedberg,
James M. Sullivan,
Ruth E. Friedberg,
Estelle C. Tirrell,
John J. Good,
Emma F. Hayden,
Ellen C. Hendrickson, Margaret Hill,
Edna Lillian Staniford, Catherine Josephine Sullivan,
Gertrude Matilda Thorne, Edward A. Welch,
H. Marion Tirrell, Helen C. Troupe, Jeannette Weston, \J. Arthur Whebble, Arthur A. Young.
105
WILLARD SCHOOL-48.
Annie Gertrude Beliveau, Adelaide Mary E. Bernier, Margaret Lillian Berry, Mary Cecelia Berry, Mary Eva Bertrand, Thomas S. Willard Burke,
Mary Elenore Callahan,
Anna Frances May Collins, Helen Cecelia Curley, Margaret Gertrude Daley, William Donovan, John Edward Doyle, John Francis Dunn, Francis Joseph Egan, William Farquhar,- John Edward Finn, Mary Elizabeth Frances Flynn, Sarah Fraser, Alexander Gillis, James Joseph Graham, Geneva Beatrice Hall, Virginia Josephine Hebert, Margaret Lillian Lyons, Margaret Geneveive Magee,
Margaret Josephine McCarthy, Alice Josephine McDonnell, Joseph Alphonse Morissette, James Henry Morrison, Mary Nancy R. Newell, -James Francis Ogle, Albert Barnhard Peterson, Alphonse Winthrop Pickering, Angelina Rose Predario, Charles Ambrose Reardon, Bernard Warren Reilly, Philip Vincent Reinhalter, Josephine Mary Rogers, Anna Gertrude Rossiter, Laura Rouleau, Josephine Maria Rouillard, John Henry Schaetzl, John William Joseph Shea, Elton C. H. Simmons,
- William Robert Teasdale, -Joseph Wendell Vogel, Clara Louisa Wentworth, Henry Ernest Williams, ~Richard Williams.
WOLLASTON SCHOOL-33.
Clark Gilman Boynton, Gertrude Rosalia Brennan, Anna Veronica Cain, Charles Lincoln Campbell, Winnifred Vivian Church, George William Cox, Evelyn Cummings, Alice Louise Dow,
Erwalda Wilson Elwell, Lucy Leah Hennigar, Albert Morton Hoxie, Gertrude Tucker Jones, James Leslie Kay, Alice Starratt Kenyon, » Dulah Catherin Miller, Mabel Elsie Miner,
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106
Alexander Lewis Nickerson, Margaret Marion Park,
Abbie Bartlett Penley,
George Hanscom Pinkham,
Clara Eva Porter,
Alvin Hatfield Pountney,
Annie Bertha Rogers,
Ella Gertrude Sayward,
Elsie Louise Snow,
Helen Marilla Sprague, Karl Gordon Stewart,
Harold Thomas,
Maud Alice Tripp,
Florence Lodeema Waite,
Marion Elizabeth West, William Ellis Weston,
Katherine Marie Whelan.
Graduates.
The following table shows the number and character of the" certificates granted in June and the distribution of the gradu- ates of the grammar schools in September.
Diplomas.
Full Certificates.
Conditioned.
High.
Adams Academy.
co Woodward Institute.
Thayer Academy.
Other Schools.
2 6
0
Gridley Bryant,
30
9
19
14
1
6
0
0
9
0
John Hancock,
47
32
14
29
0
2
0
0
16 0
Lincoln,
25
17
8
6
18
1
1
0
2
1
1
Quincy,
33
23
10
16
2
5
2
1
7
0
Washington,
33
16
14
17
1
7
0
0
8
0
Willard,
48
28
16
32
4
3
00
5 4
Wollaston,
33
25
6
23
4
4
0
0
0
2
Grand total,
353 209 124 220 19 38
2
6
61
7
co Left School. Returned.
Coddington,
45
26
14
27 25
5
7
0
0 0 0
6
0
Massachusetts Fields,
24
15
Adams,
35
17
19
0
108
School Committee
For 1902.
-
At Large.
MR. JAMES H. CHURCHILL
Term expires 1902
DR. HENRY C. HALLOWELL
1903
DR. NATHANIEL S. HUNTING
66
1904
By Wards.
Ward 1. HON. CHARLES H. PORTER
Term expires 1903
Ward 2. MR. FREDERICK H. SMITH
66
1904
Ward 2. MISS MABEL E. ADAMS
.
66
1904
Ward 4. DR. THOMAS J. DION
66
66 1902
Ward 5. DR. WELLINGTON RECORD
.
66 1903
Ward 6. DR. FREDERICK J. PEIRCE
.
66
1902
Chairman of the School Board. HON. CHARLES H. PORTER.
Secretary of the Board and Superintendent of Schools.
FRANK EDSON PARLIN.
109
Standing Sub-Committees for 1902.
FOR THE DIFFERENT SCHOOLS.
HIGH
ADAMS .
CODDINGTON
CRANCH .
GRIDLEY BRYANT
JOHN HANCOCK
LINCOLN .
Messrs. Porter, Hallowell, Miss Adams- . Miss Adams, Messrs. Hunting, Dion Messrs. Hallowell, Porter, Smith Messrs. Smith, Hunting, Dion Messrs. Porter, Dion, Peirce Dr. Hunting, Miss Adams, Mr. Porter Messrs. Hunting, Porter, Miss Adams
MASSACHUSETTS FIELDS . Messrs. . Peirce, Churchill, Record
QUINCY
WASHINGTON
· Messrs. Churchill, Peirce, Record Messrs. Smith, Record, Hallowell
WILLARD Messrs. Dion, Hallowell, Porter
WOLLASTON Messrs. Record, Peirce, Churchill
Finance and Salaries.
Messrs. Hallowell, Smith, Record.
Books, Supplies and Sundries. Messrs. Hunting, Record, Miss Adams.
Transportation. Messrs. Record, Hallowell, Churchill.
Evening Schools. Messrs. Churchill, Dion, Smith.
Textbooks. Miss Adams, Messrs. Hunting, Peirce.
Special Subjects. Messrs. Peirce, Smith, Hunting.
110
Calendar for 1902
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First term : Thursday, January 2,-Wednesday, March 19.
Second term : Monday, March 31,-Thursday, June 26.
High school graduation : Wednesday, June 25. Grammar school graduation : Thursday, June 26.
Third term : Monday, September 8,-Friday, December 19. The New Year : Monday, January 5, 1903.
Holidays : February 22, April 19, May 30, June 17, and the remainder of the week from Wednesday noon next pre- ceding Thanksgiving.
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Inder
PAGE
Adams Academy-Report of Managers
333.
Address of Mayor, 1902 ·
11
Administrative Boards
4:
Animals and Provisions-Report of Inspector .
217
Assessors-Report of Board
193:
Births of 1901
270
Burial Places-Report of Managers
183;
Care Fund, Perpetual
18℃
City Auditor-Report of
33.
Advertising, Printing and Stationery
38
Albertina Street
42,
Almshouse
33.
Approaches to Works on Quarry Street Arthur Street
42
Assessors
39
Assistant Assessors
41
Assessors-Books, Binding and Postage
40
Assessors-Clerical Services
41
Assessors-Miscellaneous
40
Atlantic Street
41
Bath House, Ward 2
43
Beale Street
45
Billings Road
46.
Brown Claim
43
Bridges, Culverts and Drains .
44
Burial Places
46
Burial Places, Additional Land Central Avenue .
49.
City Debt
53
City Debt, Itemized Schedule
137
City Hospital
52
City Hospital Trustees
53
City Officers-Pay of .
51
47
42.
474
City Auditor-Report of (Continued)
PAGE:
Clark Street
48
Clerk, City_ Clerk
50
Clerk, Executive Department
50
Clerk, Tax Collector
50
Clerk, Treasurer
50
Coddington and_Wollaston Schools Plumbing, Old Bills
96 49
Coddington Street Widening
124
Contingent Fund
49
Copeland Street Claims
53
Copeland Street Widening
126
Cranch Hill Schoolhouse
48.
Cranch Schoolhouse Lot-Grading
68
Debt Statement
135 68
Decoration Day
53
Edgestones and Sidewalks
58
Engineering
57
Engine House, Ward 5 .
128
Fire Department-Fire Alarm
62
Fire Department-Fire Alarm Boxes, Special
62
Fire Department-Firemen's Clothing
64
Fire Department-Fuel
63
Fire Department-Horse Shoeing and Keeping
60
Fire Department-Keeping Chief's Horse
61
Fire Department-Lighting Engine Houses
63
Fire Department-Miscellaneous Expenses . .
65
Fire Department-New Hose, Horses and Harness
64
Fire Department-Pay of Men
59
Fire Department-Repairs
·
59
Gas Hearing
Goffe and Dimmock Street Gutters .
.
69 70
Health Department-Contagious Diseases
72
Health Department-Inspection
73
Health Department-Garbage
73 70
Hook and Ladder Truck
Howard Avenue
70
Interest-City Debt .
74
Interest-Park Debt .
78
Interest-Sewer Debt
78
Interest-Temporary Loans
78
Interest-Water Dobt
77
Independence Avenue Drain
78
Intervale Street
79
Kendrick Avenue
.
78
.
70
Health Department-Advertising, Postage, etc.
.
.
Dolan Claim
Coddington Street Claims
475
City Auditor-Report of (Continued)
PAGE
Liberty Street Drain
80
Library-Catalogue Account . 88 .
Library-Fuel and Lighting 89
Library-Miscellaneous
87
Library-Periodicals, Printing and Binding
89
Library-Salaries and Assistants .
89
Library-Thomas Crane Public-Books
88
Library-Insurance
88
Miller Street
80
Miscellaneous City Expenses
81
Newcomb Claim
86
Park Debt
94
Parks
94
Pay of City Officers
51
Plain Street
97
Playgrounds
95
Police Department-Chief's Salary
90
Police Department-Enforcement Liquor Law
93
Police Department-Miscellaneous
91
Police Department-Pay Permanent Men
90
Police Decartment-Police Station
92
Police Station, New
86
Poor out of Almshouse
35
Quarry Street
97
Quincy Avenue Widening
124
Removal of Snow
102
Repairs, City Hall
102
Repairs, Schoolhouses .
97
Repairs, Schoolhouses, Special
100
Repair of Public Buildings
97
Rogers Street
103
Safes-Assessors and City Clerk
111
School Department-Books, Supplies, etc.
119
School Department-Evening
118
School Department-Fuel
119
School Department-Janitors
118
School Department-Salaries .
118
School Department-Transportation
118
Sealer of Weights and Measures
111
Sewer Debt
117
Sewer Department-Construction
112
Sewer Department-House Connections
115
, Sewer Department-Maintenance
117
476
City Auditor-Report of (Continued)
PAGE
Sidewalk-Beach Street
45
Beale Street
44
Bigelow Street
43
Chestnut Street
46
Clark Street
48
Liberty Street
79
Rawson Road
104
Walker Street
123
Washington Street .
124
State and Military Aid
111
Street Lighting .
104
Street Railway Excise Tax
. 110
Street Repairs
105
Squantum Causeway .
104
Survey and Plans of City
103 123
Warren Avenue Bridge
128
Washington School Lot
128
Water Debt
134
Water Supply-Construction
131
Water Supply-Maintenance
129
Water Street Storm Sewer
127
Watering Streets .
105
Willard Schoolhouse Plumbing
96
Willard Street .
125
Willard Street Drain
125
Winthrop Avenue
127 69
City Clerk-Report of
269
Births of 1901
270
Marriages of 1901 .
291
Deaths of 1901
302
Election Returns-1901
313
Jury List for 1902
323
City Council-1902 .
8
City Engineer-Report of
223
City Government-1902
3
City Physician-Report of
259
City Solicitor-Report of
189
City Treasurer-Report of .
32
Report of Woodward Fund and Property Commissioner of Public Works-Report of Deaths of 1901
352
141
302
Teal Pond
Wollaston Hose House Lot-Grading
477
PAGE
Debt Statement
135
Department Officials
3
Election Returns
313
Executive Officers
3
Fire Department-Report of Chief Fires, Losses, etc., 1901
233
Permanent Force
.
233
Health Department-Report of Board
209
Examiners of Plumbers
·
217
Inspector of Plumbing, Report of
216
Inspector's Report of .
214
Inspector of Animals and Provisions, Report of .
217
Johnson Fund, Cotton C .- Treasurer's Report
32
Law Department-Report of City Solicitor
189
Mayor's Address of 1902
11
Milk Inspection-Report of Inspector
207
Park Commissioners-Report of
261 6
Police Department Report of Chief .
177
Report of Liquor Officer ·
181
Poor Department-Report of Overseer
219
Public Library, Thomas Crane-Report of Trustees Treasurer's Statement .
256
Rock Island Fund-Report of Treasurer Schools-Report of School Committee
32
Financial Report
High School Graduation
5 at end of book 55 at end of book 97 at end of book 100 at end of book 39 at end of book
Quincy Teachers' Association
Report of Attendance .
73 at end of book
Report of Principal of High School
45 at end of book 9 at end of book
Report of Truant Officer
51 at end of book
School Calendar for 1902 Teachers in Service
108 at end of book 89 at end of book
265
Sewerage Commissioners-Report of
245
Tax Collector-Report of
199
Treasurer's Report
21
Water Division-See Report of Commissioner of Public Works 164
Woodward Institute-Report of Managers of Fund .
352
Board of Directors
338
Calendar
351
Faculty
339
Report of Board of Directors of Institute
.
333
Report of Superintendent
. 340
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253
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244
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Grammar School Graduation
Report of Superintendent of Schools .
Sealer of Weights and Measures
X
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