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Jarvis Gay,
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Amount carried forward,
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B. F. Mylod,
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Paid Sumner Bagley,
care 1 lamp, 12 months,
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Wm. H. Gay,
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P. S. Corbett,
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J. E. B. Smith,
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Mrs. Wm. Allen,
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Wm. A. Metcalf,
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Roy F. Fairbanks,
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Ellis Boyden,
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F. E. Boyden,
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J. E. Smith,
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W. E. Rhoades,
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Bernard Roby,
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Geo. H. Bateman,
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H. A. Bigelow,
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C. F. Readle,
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G. H. Morse,
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H. P. Rhoades,
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C. Duncan,
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M. H. Howard,
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Levi Greenwood,
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$531 39
F. P. Flood,
Appropriation, $550 00
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Paid F. Tinker & Co., for rent of Selectmen's room, $75 00 Norwood Gaslight Company, for gas for Select- men's room, 16 54
Norwood Gaslight Company, for gas fixtures for Selectmen's room, 1885, 10 64
Mrs. M. Conley, for care of Selectmen's room, 13 00
E. L. Bigelow, for use of Village Hall, 36 00
Fred. Endicott, for surveying and making plans, 50 25
F. Dupee, for labor with F. Endicott, 1 00
M. H. Howard, for stakes for new streets, 2 99
M. H. Howard, for labor at water trough, 3 69
E. W. Spear, for labor at water trough, 13 95
Geo. A. P. Bucknam, for labor at water trough, 4 50
T. Thayer, for cash paid for paint at water trough, 1 00
H. Tucker, for setting glass at water trough, 1 75
E. D. Draper & Son, for castings at water trough, 22 64
John Turner & Co., for 200 feet of edgestone, 100 00
Ames Plow Company, for tools, 20 64
Thomas Groom, for Assessors' books and pencils, 4 75
S. P. Sharples, for analysis of water, 5 00
C. E. Pond, for rent of safe in Boston, 10 00
C. E. Pond, for one-quarter of liquor license paid State, 50
Thos. E. Clary, for insurance policy on water works, tools, and stock, 7 00
John C. Lane, for services, 9 00
G. L. Maker & Co., for labor and water pipe, 41 30
F. A. Fales, for Tax Collector's book and postage stamps, 2 10
F. A. Fales, for cash paid for labor on new streets, 6 75
F. A. Fales, for cash paid for stencil, 1 50
Amount carried forward, $461 49
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Amount brought forward, $461 49
Paid C. V. Cottrell, for setting out 5 shade trees, 5 00
E. Robinson, for one atlas of Norfolk County, 15 00
Geo. H. Morse, for ink and wood for Select- men's room,
2 95
Geo. V. Dean, for sawing wood at Selectmen's room, 1 25
Geo. W. Gay, for writing deed of release of en- gine house land, 2 00
Sumner Bagley, for distributing Town Reports,
8 00
Sumner Bagley, for notifying dog owners, 12 00
F. Tinker, for recording births, marriages and deaths, 73 72
F. Tinker, for express, etc., 2 60
C. B. Dexter, for returning 41 deaths,
10 25
Dr. Plimpton, for returning 39 births, 9 75
Dr. Cragin, for returning 14 births,
3 50
Dr. I. S. Fogg, for returning 42 births,
10 50
Walker & Goodwin, for railings,
34 04
Walker & Goodwin, for tool box,
3 88
Geo. H. Morse, for posts,
4 80
Sumner Bagley, for posts,
1 50
J. W. Roby, for fence irons,
4 50
E. W. Talbot, for iron rakes,
1 50
Wm. Fisher, for iron rakes and scythe,
2 50
J. W. Talbot, for 14 shade trees,
8 00
.$678 73
Appropriation, $800 00
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RECAPITULATION.
Total paid for Schools, $9,879 83
Highways, bridges, and culverts, 4,171 07
Sidewalks, 498 35
Removing snow,
110 85
Building new street from Chapel Street to railroad, 482 40
Building Myrtle Street and extension
of Fulton Street,
453 58
Concrete sidewalks,
877 37
Fire Department,
1,964 35
New hose wagon,
300 00
New storehouse,
291 44
Extension of water mains,
1,595 10
Geo. K. Bird Post, 150 00
Support of Norwood poor,
2,142 24
Support of non-resident poor,
197 35
Town Officers,
2,094 08
Special Police,
150 00
Printing,
212 24
Library,
581 42
Norwood Water Works,
6,200 00
Prosecution of illegal sales of liquor,
115 00
Isaac Ellis suit,
125 00
Cemeteries,
306 22
Lighting streets,
531 39
Incidentals,
678 73
$34,108 01
Total orders drawn, $34,108 01
We hereby certify that we have this day compared the Selectmen's vouchers with Treasurer's orders, as paid, and find that they correspond.
EDSON D. SMITH, RICHARD E. OLDHAM, T. F. GUY,
Auditors.
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RESOURCES.
The resources of the town, applicable to the payment expenses for the current year, are : -
Cash in the treasury,
$5,264
ESTIMATES.
As required by the By-Laws, we submit the following es mates for the ordinary expenses of the ensuing year : -
For Salaries of teachers in schools,
$7,250
Salary of teacher of music,
300
Incidental expenses of schools,
1,500
Highways,
500
Bridges and culverts,
800
Sidewalks,
400 )
Removing snow,
1,600 )
Fire Department, .
2,300 )
Support of poor,
2,200 )
Town Officers,
550 1
Lighting streets,
300
Library,
100
Cemeteries,
150 |
Special Police,
300
Printing and stationery,
800
Incidentals,
750
School books,
3,000
Sinking Fund,
4,000
Interest on water bonds,
$30,800
4,000
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REMARKS.
The foregoing accounts show the expenditures for which rders have been drawn on the Treasurer for the year ending anuary 31, 1889.
With the exception of the expense incurred in defending the mit of Isaac Ellis against the town, we believe the bills are all aid, and we have a balance in the treasury of $5,264.05.
The taxes assessed in 1888 have all been collected, and the nount paid to the Treasurer .. We respectfully renew our commendation of last year, that small appropriations make a w tax rate.
Ben Guild has cared for 2,936 tramps during the year.
HIGHWAYS.
Our streets are in good condition, but as we keep building w streets each year, and the supply of gravel in the centre of e town is exhausted, the appropriation for repairs must neces- rily be increased.
CONCRETE SIDEWALKS.
We suggested in our last report that the town vote to lay ncrete walks in the most thickly settled portions, where the utters would agree to pay one-half the costs. Under the vote ssed quite a sum was expended on side streets. This year hope that some arrangement may be made, so that we may ve concrete walks on the main streets.
ILLEGAL SALES OF LIQUOR.
We have, the past year, closed several places where liquor lias en sold, but as our Trial Justice rules that a man who keeps arders may sell to them all they want, provided he does not 00 urge them a profit, we do not expect to stop the sale entirely. 00
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However, we ask for the same appropriation for the ensuing year.
GEORGE H. MORSE, Selectmen FRANK A. FALES, of
TYLER THAYER, Norwood.
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Norwood, February 16, 1889.
CALEB ELLIS, COLLECTOR, in account with the TOWN C. NORWOOD.
1888. DR.
To Total amount of commitment,
$32,367
Supplementary tax,
34
Discount on county tax,
16
Interest on town taxes,
34
$32,452
1888. CR.
By Amount paid C. Edward Pond, Town Treasurer,
$31,148 31
Amount paid C. C. Churchill, County Treasurer,
1,303 3
$32,452,
We, the undersigned, Auditors for the town for the year 188 have examined the books and accounts of Caleb Ellis, Collector Taxes for same year, and find them properly kept and duly vouch for, as above rendered in his report.
EDSON D. SMITH, RICHARD E. OLDHAM, T. F. GUY,
Auditor
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LIST OF JURORS.
As prepared by the Selectmen on February 16, to be pre- sented to the voters for revision and acceptance at the annual town meeting, on the first Monday in March, 1889.
Casper F. Achorn,
John Gillooly,
Sumner Bagley,
Cephas Hoar,
Frank W. Bateman,
John J. Kelley,
George F. Bagley,
John F. Kiley,
Alfred M. Bigelow,
Albert W. Metcalf,
Arthur L. Boyden,
Winslow Morse,
Samuel E. Chamberlain,
William H. Murphy,
Walter D. Chickering,
Elias E. Pratt, Jr.,
Clement V. Cottrell,
William H. Pond,
Joshua A. Crocker,
Edson D. Smith,
Thomas Dyer,
Jabez Sumner,
Caleb Ellis,
Joseph Shuster,
John Ellis,
David C. Talbot,
Albert Fales,
William F. Taylor,
Fred L. Fisher,
Samuel M. Winslow,
Edwin E. Fisher,
John M. Winslow,
Jarvis G. Fairbanks,
Charles H. Woods.
GEORGE H. MORSE, - Selectmen FRANK A. FALES, of
TYLER THAYER, Norwood.
Norwood, February 16, 1889.
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DR.
CHAS. E. POND, TREASURER, in
1888.
Feb. 1. To Balance, as per andit,
$8,152 05
March 30. Commonwealth of Massachusetts, for cor- poration tax, 99 17
April 7. City of Boston, pauper account, 15 00
May
5. Geo. H. Morse, auctioneer's license, 2 00
M. F. Wetmore, druggist's license, 1 00
Francis Tinker & Co., druggist's license,
1 00
25. Town of Medford, for aid rendered Mrs. M. Ryan and child, 155 61
June 2. Sarah A. Force, executrix of the will of Geo. F. Force,
150 00
29. John Nugent, for lumber,
13 19
July
7. Borrowed of Water Commissioners,
1,000 00
Borrowed of N. E. Trust Company,
1,000 00
28. W. A. Guild, billiard hall license,
2 00
Aug. 15. Town of Medford, for aid rendered Mrs. M. Ryan, 48 94
25. Borrowed of Commonwealth of Massa- chusetts,
2,000 00
Nov. 17. J. C. Lane, for rent, 20 00
6 00
Dec.
6. Geo. P. Fairbanks, for concrete walk,
18 24
Lewis Day, for concrete walk,
87 43
Lyman Smith's Sons, for concrete walk,
96 47
7. Commonwealth of Massachusetts, for cor- poration tax, 171 09
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, for Na- tional Bank tax, 765 71
25.
N. E. Trust Company, for interest allowed on deposits to date, 183 24
1889.
Jan.
11. To J. A. Hartshorn, for concrete walk, 35 52
12. Francis M. Baker, for concrete walk, 88 92
Mrs. Clara B. Everett, for labor in prepar- ing sidewalk for concrete,
39 08
14. Proceeds of sale of Timper family's effects,
21 31
19. County Treasurer, for dog licenses,
371 00
26. Commonwealth of Massachusetts, for in- come of school fund,
167 36
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, for rey- enue of school fund, 289 90
31. J. A. Crocker, for school sundries, C. Eastman Webb, allowance on care of street lamp, 2 25 69
F. E. Colburn, for old roof to shed,
5 00
82 70
Geo. II. Morrill, for concrete walk, Caleb Ellis, Collector of Taxes for 1888,
31,148 61
$46,240 48
School Committee, for sale of outbuilding,
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account with the TOWN OF NORWOOD,
CR.
1888.
Aug.
1. By Deposit of Geo. F. Force, Trust Fund for cemetery account, in Dedham Inst. for Savings,
$100 00
Nov.
1. Amount borrowed, 4,000 00
Interest, 31 00
Dec. 10. State tax,
2,542 50
Assessors' orders, for abatement,
194 92
1889.
Jan. 31. By Selectmen's orders, 34,108 01
$40,976 43
Feb. 1. Balance in treasury,
5,264 05
$46,240 48
We hereby certify that we have examined the books and accounts of Chas. E. Pond, Treasurer, and find them correctly kept and prop- erly vouched, and that the foregoing statement is a true report of the condition of the treasury on the first day of February, 1889.
EDSON D. SMITH, RICHARD E. OLDHAM, T. F. GUY,
Auditors.
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DR.
CHAS. E. POND, TREASURER OF NORWOOD, in
1888.
Feb. 1. To Balance, as per audit, $8,242 16
June 1. Interest on water bonds, 100 00
Oct. 1
" deposit in Suffolk Savings Bank, 42 96
" deposit in Home Savings Bank, 30 20
Nov. 1. 66 " deposit in Dedham Savings Bank, 43 28
Dec. 1. " water bonds, 100 00
Town appropriation, 3,000 00
$11,558 60
The investments of the Sinking Fund are as follows, viz. : -
Five town of Norwood water bonds ($1,000 each), $5,000 00
Deposit in Suffolk Savings Bank, 1,000 00
Interest on same to Oct. 1, 1888, 106 87
Deposit in Dedham Institute for Savings,
1,000 00
Interest on same to Nov. 1, 1888,
115 08
Deposit in Home Savings Bank, Interest on same to Oct. 1, 1888,
1,000 00
30 20
Deposit in Franklin Savings Bank,
1,000 00
" Boston Five Cents Savings Bank,
1,000 00
" Roxbury Institute for Savings, 1,000 00
" Warren Institute for Savings,
306 00
Cash,
45
$11,558 60
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account with the TRUSTEES OF SINKING FUND. CR.
1889.
Feb. 1. By Balance in treasury, $11,558 60
$11,558 60
We hereby certify that we have examined the accounts of Chas. E. Pond, as Treasurer of the Trustees of the Sinking Fund of the town of Norwood, and find the same to be properly kept and properly vouched, and the securities on hand duly and safely being kept by him, as shown by the foregoing account.
EDSON D. SMITH, RICHARD E. OLDHAM, T. F. GUY,
Auditors.
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DR.
CHAS. E. POND, TREASURER OF NORWOOD, in
1888.
Jan. 1. To Balance, as per audit,
$1,020 12
Nov. 1. Received from town for money loaned, 1,000 00
Dec. 1. Received from town for extension of mains on Washington and Cottage Streets, 1,595 10
31. Received of Geo. A. P. Bucknam, Collector, 5,381 21
$8,996 43
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account with the WATER COMMISSIONERS. CR.
1888.
July 7. By Money loaned the town, $1,000 00
Dec. 31. Commissioners' orders paid, 6,304 49
1889.
Jan. 1. By. Balance in treasury, 1,691 94
$8,996 43
We hereby certify that we have examined the account of the Town Treasurer with the Water Commissioners, and find the same correctly kept and properly vouched, and that the foregoing statement is a true report of the same for the year ending. December 31, 1888.
EDSON D. SMITH, RICHARD E. OLDHAM, T. F. GUY,
Auditors.
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DR. CHAS. E. POND, TREASURER OF NORWOOD, in account
1888.
Feb. 1. To Balance, as per audit, $418 94 Dec. 20. A. G. Webb, town appropriation, 200 00 1889.
Jan. 31. To Cemetery Commissioners, for sale of lots, posts, etc., 820 60
$1,439 54
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with the HIGHLAND CEMETERY COMMISSIONERS. CR.
1889.
Jan. 31. By Commissioners' orders paid,
$734 78
Feb. 1. Balance in treasury, 704 76
$1,439 54
We hereby certify that we have examined the account of the Town Treasurer with the Highland Cemetery Commissioners, and find it correctly kept and properly vouched, and that the foregoing state- ment is a true report of the same for the year ending January 31, 1889.
EDSON D. SMITH, RICHARD E. OLDHAM, T. F. GUY,
Auditors.
REPORT OF THE ENGINEERS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen of the town of Nor- wood : -
GENTLEMEN : During the year ending January 31, 1889, the Department has been called out ten times, as follows : -
February 2. Fire at G. H. Morrill & Co.'s Ink Mill. Loss, $75. No insurance. Cause unknown.
March 16. Shop of Daniel Talbot. Cause unknown. Loss, $1,500. No insurance.
May 5. House of Mrs. M. Clay. Cause unknown. Loss, $800. Insured.
June 5. N.Y. & N. E. Boiler Shop. Loss, $5,000. In- sured. Overheated flue.
July 3. Barn of Alvin Fuller. Incendiary. Loss, $250. Insured.
July 7. House of James Costello. Loss, $35. Cause unknown.
July 26. Paper Mill of Isaac Ellis. Loss, $15,000. In- sured. Cause unknown.
September 11. Norwood House. Cause unknown. Loss, $20. Insured.
November 1. House of Mrs. Frank Morse. Total loss. Cause unknown.
November 8. House of E. J. Shattuck. Defective flue. Loss, $450. Insured.
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RESERVOIRS.
The reservoirs are in condition to be used if necessary, being in the same condition as last year.
HYDRANTS.
Hydrants are in good condition, with the exception of a few, which will be remedied in the summer.
HOSE.
We have 2,500 feet of good, reliable hose, and 800 feet of unreliable.
APPARATUS.
Consists of one hook and ladder truck, two hose carriages, one pung, two hand engines, one hose wagon, built this last year, which we consider a valuable piece of property for the Department ; all of which are in good condition.
REMARKS.
During the past year we have had a larger number of fires than usual, which necessarily increased the expense of the De- partment. We consider the Department in good condition. The engineers would cordially invite the citizens of the town to call on town meeting day and inspect the house and apparatus, and see where their money has been expended.
J. F. BOYDEN, Chief.
H. F. WALKER.
F. W. TURNER, Clerk.
VITAL STATISTICS.
BIRTHS.
SONS.
Jan. 7. Frederick Stephen McEnery, to Edward S. and Margaret.
28. Daniel Crowley, to Michael F. and Mary.
Feb.
14. William Frederick Peterson, to William J. and Julia C.
March 6. Ernest Alfred Harris, to Joseph F. and Rebecca S.
15. Patrick Costello, to James and Abbie.
25. Grafton Joseph Corbit, to Bryan and Johanna.
April 14. Martin Edward Pendergast, to Edward T. and Margaret.
May
2. John Joseph Lyden, to John and Bridget.
20. Michael Joseph Tobin, to William and Mary V.
21. Raymond Hanson Foster, to William A. and Mary E.
21. Jolin Donnelly, to Simon and Katie.
28. Melvin Clay Smith, to Walter and Flora.
30. Leon Ellis Cottrell, to Warren C. and Edna J.
31. Charles Ignatius King, to John H. and Julia M.
June
2. Bennett Hogan, to Daglan and Catherine.
4. Otis Francis Baker, to William F. and Emma L.
11. Michael Joseph McDonough, to Matthew and Mar- garet.
13. George Robert Welch, to Patrick and Catherine.
17. Elmer Ried Van Buskirk, to Elijah and Bessie.
25. George Francis Fagan, to Michael W. and Cora C.
26. Peter Flaherty, to James and Mary.
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July
7. John Reardon, to John P. and Catherine A.
12. John Foley, to Patrick and Annie.
14. Albro West Burton, to. James L. and Ida F.
21. Francis Vincent McAuley, to John and Flora.
22. Daniel Feeney, to Daniel and Margaret.
24. Winifred Guild, to A. Willis and Jennie A.
26. James Rorke, to John and Mary A. .
Aug. 10. Edward Henry Duncan, to Dennis H. and Mary R.
11. James McNaught, to William J. and Isabella.
13. Howard Douglas Vance, to James R. and Emily A.
18. James Leo O'Brien, to James S. and Margaret A.
29. William Nicholas Hawkins, to Patrick and Hannalı.
Sept. 6. Harold James Fitzgerald, to William F. and Eliza- beth E.
9. Carroll Brockway Webb, to Albert G. and Emma L.
25. Clarence Van Ewing, to John W. and Julia.
27. Ralph Jasper Morono, to A. Frank and Rosevill.
30. Carlton Jerome Enwright, to Nicholas A. and Sarah J.
Dec.
4. Arthur Phillips McMillan, to John P. and Anne M.
9. John Curran, to Morgan and Catherine.
11. Carl William Fetting, to Emil L. and Susanna S.
DAUGHTERS.
Jan. 9. Martha Winslow, to Samuel L. and Clara E.
10. Helen J. Pendergast, to Patrick J. and Margaret.
17. Mary Lucy McSwain, to Andrew and Mary A.
24. Marion Lunt, to George H. and Annie M.
28. Ellen Mahoney, to Patrick J. and Margaret.
Feb. 11. Mary Elizabeth Shine, to Patrick and Nellie.
14. Laura Effie Turner, to Francis W. and Effie A.
24. Kate Thompson, to Peter and Jessie.
March 4. Catherine Hefron, to Thomas and Catherine.
28. Ellen Mahoney, to Patrick J. and Margaret.
April 12. Emma L. Arnheida, to Joseph and Minnie.
26. James Munsell O'Brien, to George A. and Bridget A.
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May
5. Mary Foley, to Timothy and Mary.
8. Ella Costello, to Thomas and Julia.
17. Olive Isabella Donnal, to John and Isabella.
June 15. Sarah Catherine Kelley, to Charles H. and Sarah A.
21. Catherine Hobbs, to Miles F. and Mary Jane.
25. Ellen Frances Ryan, to Charles and Mary.
July 12. Martha Helen Marquart, to Julius and Lizzie C.
6. Grace Lillian Otis, to Charles E and Louisa.
7. Catherine Welch, to William P. nd Rosa.
14. Mary B. Curran, to Michael W. and Mary A.
16. Catherine Cuff and Elizabeth Cuff (twins), to William J. and Bridget.
29. Helen Frances Stone, to Charles H. and Lillian E.
Aug. 20. Margaret Bridget Welch, to John and Mary.
29. Ada Frances Tucker, to Herbert and Nettie M.
Oct. 2. Gertrude Marion Cheney, to Clarence H. and Addie M.
8. Alice Elizabeth Fales, to Fred. A. and Caroline E.
16. Elsie Keddy, to Archibald and Sarah.
18. Frances Foley, to Colman and Bridget.
27. Isabell Luella Boyden, to Warren and Mary Ann.
28. Sarah McDonough, to Matthew and Mary.
29. Elizabeth O'Lary, to James and Ellen.
Nov.
6. Ethel Hamilton Robinson, to George W. and Ellen A.
13. Mary Maguire Donavan, to William C. and Mar- garet.
17. Florence Betters Hunt, to Fred. A. and Nellie.
Dec. 21. Annie Elizabeth Bastian, to Gustavus and Annie M.
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MARRIAGES.
Jan.
2. By Rev. R. J. Johnson, Peter Ryder, of Norwood, and Rosalind Clark, of Manchester, N.H.
2 .. By Rev. Ellis Mendell, George O. Capen, and Cora J. Perry, both of Norwood.
8. By Rev. Ellis Mendell, Frederick L. Fisher, of Norwood, and Hattie D. Blackman, of East Machias, Me.
12. By Rev. R. J. Johnson, James Lyden and Mary Conley, both of Norwood.
29. By Rev. B. W. Barrows, John Stayner and Lottie E. Thayer, both of Norwood.
March 28. By Rev. H. R. Nye, Erastus W. Talbot and Emma B. Morse, both of Norwood.
April
5. By Rev. David Bennett, William F. Osburn, of Norwood, and Cora F. Farrow, of Scituate.
7. By Rev. Elijah Hoor, Joseph Sulkoski, Jr., of Nor- wood, and Catherine Mosher, of East Boston.
18. By Rev. R. J. Johnson, John Flaherty and Delia E. Folan, both of Norwood.
29. By Rev. R. J. Johnson, Patrick E. Ryan and Han- nah Gallery, both of Norwood.
29. By Rev. R. J. Johnson, Morgan Curran and Cath- erine Ready, both of Norwood.
May
3. By Rev. R. J. Johnson, John S. Donavan and Margaret M. Murphy, both of Norwood.
5. By Rev. Ellis Mendell, Julius A. F. Kreieger and Attelie E. F. Kreiege, both of Norwood.
16. By Rev. G. S. Converse, George R. Caffray, of Norwood, and Annie M. Weschrob, of Boston.
17. By Rev. Ellis Mendell, Harry W. Hill and Mary E. Talbot, both of Norwood.
June
7. By Rev. M. J. Doody, William Coughlin, of Nor- wood, and Margaret Long, of Milton.
12. By Rev. Ellis Mendell, Thomas O. Metcalf and Sarah L. Colcord, both of Norwood.
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June 14. By Rev. Francis J. Marsh, Fred. J. Robinson, of Norwood, and Addie L. Pillsbury, of Walpole.
16. By Rev. Wilbur Johnson, Edward E. Stone, of Norwood, and Abbie M. Weiker, of Medfield.
17. By Rev. Jonathan Neal, Elias E. Pratt, of Nor- wood, and Sarah V. Pratt, of South Scituate. By Rev. R. J. Johnson, David C. Barrus, of Nor- wood, and Agnes M. Dorance, of Boston.
20.
22. By Rev. B. W. Barrows, James Stewart and Christina Stewart, both of Norwood.
26. By Rev. J. L. Tarpey, William J. Sullivan, of Norwood, and Mary T. Dunn, of Fitchburg. 30. By Rev. R. J. Johnson, Michael Cullinane and Margaret Sweeney, both of Norwood ..
30. By Rev. R. J. Johnson, Timothy Mullane and Catherine Storm, both of Norwood.
30. By Rev. Jolin Vaunever, Henry V. Reynolds, M.D., of Boston, and Florence D. Smith, of Norwood.
July
1. By Rev. R. J. Johnson, Patrick Migher, of Brain- tree, and Sarah Ford, of Norwood.
11. By Rev. O. P. Bessey, Daniel R. Sullivan and Augusta Jodrey, both of Norwood.
30. By Rev. T. O. Linell, Samuel A. Rask and Hilda Carson, both of Norwood.
Aug
By Rev. George Hill, Samuel F. Hodgkins, of Farmington, Me., and Sarah P. Stinchfield, of Norwood.
14. By Rev. B. W .' Barrows, John L. Morse and Vic- toria Jenness, both of Norfolk.
Sept.
7. By Rev. D. J. Herlihy, Dennis H. Duncan and Mary R. Feeney, both of Norwood.
16. By Rev. Theron Brown, Charles J. Durfee and Elsie P. Newton, both of Boston.
25. By Rev. John Vaunever, Waldo C. Hoar, of Nor- wood, and Genevieve Farrington, of Canton.
e
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Sept. 25. Rev. George E. Lovejoy, Henry A. Talbot, of Norwood, and Sarah F. Hancock, of Franklin.
26. By Rev. David J. Herlihy, Daniel F. Dyer and Mary E. Horgan, both of Norwood.
27. By Rev. David J. Herlihy, George P. Leonard and Mary A. Scannell, both of Norwood.
Oct.
1. By Rev. B. W. Barrows, Woodhul W. Davis, of Brooklyn, N. Y., and Lilla F. Rowley, of Ded- ham.
3. By Rev. Ellis Mendell, Arthur L. Ide and Carrie E. Dearborn, both of Norwood.
Nov. 8. By Rev. H. R. Nye, Alfred M. Bigelow and Martha L. Talbot, both of Norwood.
15. By Rev. B. W. Barrows, Frederick Andrus and Alice M. Frezell, both of Norwood.
16. By George P. M. Morey, Esq., George R. Pierson, of Norwood, and Lilly Brown, of Walpole.
22. By Rev. F. Gouerse, Joseph Greenwood, of Nor- wood, and Martha J. Haire, of Walpole.
28. By Rev. B. W. Barrows, Robert Mauritz, of Nor- wood, and Christina Mueller, of Dedham.
28. By Rev. A. A. Miner, Herbert A. Drake, of Camden, N.J., and Sacia H. Nye, of Nor- wood.
28. By Rev. C. F. Nicholson, Lucius B. White, of Norwood, and Ruth Brettun, of Norton.
29. By Rev. D. J. Herlihy, James Folan, Jr., and Bridget Lyden, both of Norwood.
Dec. 24. By Rev. H. R. Nye, Robert M. McIntire and Alice J. Beal, both of Norwood.
30. By Rev. H. R. Nye, Samuel Patterson, of Spencer, and Hattie J. Baker, of Norwood.
Four certificates have been issued of which no returns have been made.
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DEATHS IN 1888.
AGES.
DATE.
NAMES.
Years.
Mos.
Days.
Jan.
2
Mary Colman .
43
5
Eugene Sullivan
34
7
Mary G. Dean .
71
4
14
11
George F. Hutchinson
59
5
1
19
John Donavan
61
Feb.
3
Julia Rand .
62
3
Mary McCarty
31
5
10
9
George Lovis .
79
7
22
13
Jane E. Day
68
2
20
March
4
Azor C. Haskell
84
11
4
12
Laurence Gaynor
10
5
2
14
Annie G. Firthı
1
10
15
Orin A. Boyden
52
6
11
21
George L. Balduff
2
5
14
25
E. C. T. Robbins .
87
5
6
29
Mary L. Talbot
66
3
14
April
2
Maggie Elston
1
2
Mary E. Bill
3
23
5
Hiel W. Edmunds
78
11
24
18
Fannie R. Hayes
17
2
1
20
Mabel Leonard
20
3
25
27
Miriam P. Farnsworth
31
5
27
May
5
Bartley Conley
18
7
19
11
Catherine Fitzgerald
17
9
13
25
Frank A. Brooks
3
4
23
June
9
J. Edward Everett
57
15
Gustavus Wood
81
6
17
George H. Hayes
40
July
16
John Lyden
12
6
15
26
Edward McDavitt
70
28
James Pendergast Elbert Whittier
4
17
August
1
Mary E. B. Cragin
50
10
23
3
Julia F. Sullivan
58
7
18
4
Nicholas Storm
60
9
Kate Thompson
6
11
Elmer Reed Van Buskirk
2
19
Nellie A. Turner .
2
2
6
20
Mary B. Curran
1
6
22
Mary Nugent .
78
5 10
Sept.
2
Stephen Curran
25
5
17
19
Harriet F. Rhoades
77
2
Oct.
13
John Kelley
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