Randolph town reports 1852-1874, Part 40

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$931 66


ABATEMENTS, REMITTANCES, DISCOUNT AND COLLECTION OF TAXES.


Paid John Adams, collector, collecting tax of 1864,


$226 99


John Adams, abatements 1864, 291 46 66 66 1865, 924 37


" disc't on $55,447 05 at 6 per cent 1865, 3,326 62


John Adams, disc't on $1,337 64 at 4 per cent 1865, 53 50


$4,822 94


TOWN OFFICERS.


PAID.


E. Wales Thayer, School Committee 1864,


$8 00


0


26


Richard Stevens, School Committee, 12 75


R. Houghton, services as Constable, 10 00


J. White Belcher, services as Selectman, Asses- sor and Overseer of the Poor, 200 00


J. White Belcher, services as Military and State Aid, 100 00


John Adams, services as Selectman, Assessor and Overseer of the Poor, 200 00


John Adams, services as Military and State Aid, 100 00 Nathaniel Howard, services as Selectman, As- sessor and Overseer of the Poor, 200 00


Nathaniel Howard, services as Military and State Aid, . 10.0 00


J. White Belcher, services as School Committee, 56 50 W. E. Jewell, 66 46 50


Joseph Jones, 66 48 00


$1,081 75


REFUNDING MONEY PAID FOR RECRUITING


PURPOSES.


Paid sundry persons, $20 911 06


MISCELLANEOUS.


PAID.


S. P. Brown, printing Town Report 1864-5 (1000), $180 00


S. P. Brown printing Town Meeting Warrants, Jury Lists, State aid receipts, Enrolled Militia, Notices of Dog Law, Assessors Notices, lists of Stock, 128 45


Thomas Groom & Co., Books and Stationery, 32 56


Polly Mann, wood for Selectmens' room, 6 56


Noah Chessman, labor on Highway, 2 00


Howard & Clark, chairs for Selectmens' room,


9 75


Lawrence White, ringing bell for Town Meet- ings 2 years, 10 00


H. C. Alden, copying census and stocks, 30 25


J. G. Poole, Postage and P. O. Box, 18 44


Charles Estabrook, Express and cash paid,


27 85


27


T. H. Brodrick and Charles Estabrook, Enter- tainment to Town Officers,


15 25


J. White Belcher, Insurance, 22 75


Seth Mann 2d, Insurance,


28 20


John Adams, Insurance,


28 25


Elisha Mann, rent of land for Engine house,


2 00


Thomas Donahoe, use of well,


3 00


John Wales, use of well, 3 00


Patrick Feeney, use of well, 3 00


Lemuel Wentworth, making bier,


6 00


Charles O. Rogers, advertising,


2 00


Paid for Repairs on Selectmens' Room,


5 37


Atherton Wales, repairing bridge,


1 50


John Long, teams to Boston, Dedham and about town, 15 25


Wright & Potter, printing, 43 00


Eleazer Beal, surveying Fowler Street,


3 50


Wales French, Jr., Interest on Bigelow note,


30 00


Estate of John T. Jordan, Interest on Bigelow note, 9 00


Estate of Ephraim Wales, Interest on Bigelow note, 24 00


Peterson & Alden, Privy for Alms House, -


20 00


J. L. Fairbanks, census blanks, 7 25


Ralph Houghton, services in Small Pox cases,


3 25


Jacob N. Foster, cutting wood for Selectmens' Room, 1 50


William Campbell, Iron Posts,


5 52


Seth Mann 2d, writing Deed and Stamps,


2 00


Selectmen expenses to Taunton 5 times, Boston 3 times, Dedham, Abington, Quincy, Canton, 28 48


John Adams, Revenue Stamps, 1 32


Joseph Jones, advertising, 4 62


5 00


Ralph Houghton, Repairs in Selectmens' Room, 66 Conveying Elizabeth Farley


to Taunton, 5 00


$773 40


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RECAPITULATION.


Schools, 8,249 04


Furniture and Repairs,


634 34


Enlarging School House Dist. No. 2, 767 49


Highways,


2,119 63


Extra Repairs, Railing Roads and Bridges,


770 58


Paupers in Alms House,


696 52


66 out of Alms House,


3,347 92


66 of other Towns,


667 98


66 of the State, 80 30


Funeral Expenses, 1,497 75


State Aid Payments,


10,063 58


Armory,


50 00


Fire Department,


1,411 61


Abatements, Remittances, Discount and col- lection of Taxes,


4,822 94


Town Officers,


1,081 75


Refunding Money paid for Recruiting


purposes,


20,911 06


Miscellaneous.


773 40


LIQUOR AGENCY.


Franklin Porter, Agent, in account with the Town, from Feb. 10, 1865, to Feb. 12, 1866 :


DR.


For Stock on hand Feb. 10th, 1865, 27 27


66 Profits of Agency, 237 76


-$265 03 -


CR.


For Stock on hand Feb. 12th, 1866, 27 27


Kegs, measures, &r., 5 00


66 License paid, 25 00


66 Salary of Agent, 100 00


66 Due Town, 107 76


.


Respectfully submitted, -- $265 03


J. WHITE BELCHER, Selectmen of


JOHN ADAMS, NATHANIEL HOWARD. Randolph.


$57,945 89


DR.


Town of RANDOLPH, in Account with H. C. ALDEN, Treasurer,


CR.


Paid Town Orders, 1 to 261, ....


$57,945 89


Balanee rec'd of HI. Stevens, ...


$18,544 53


" Treasury Notes,


18,570 00


Received Tax bill 1865,.


61,338 76


" Interest "


6,344 31


for Treasury Notes issued, .


.


15,300 00


" State Tax, ..


14,852 00


of J. Adams, Interest on Taxes, .


32 86


".T. Groom & Co., books,.


12 00


for Salt Grass ..


53 00


" G. Coolidge, books, .


2 25


of F. Porter, Liquor Agent.


.


208 41


Sextons returning deaths,.


11 80


for Rent of School Room, Dist. 9.


52 92


" Doctors returning births,.


19 00


from State School Fund.


313 90


" Revenue and Postage Stamps, ..


17 64


from State Treas. Corporation Tax ..


1,506 76


" Envelopes, paper, ink, books and blanks, ..


10 79


" T. Clerk recording births, deaths and marriages,


55 90


=


" " Time and Expense to Boston. Election


Returns, State Aid, Bounty and Tax.


7 50


from State Treas. State Pauper acc't ..


40 29


Cash $11,305 66


66


E. W. Thayer, tuition ..


16 90


66


A. Belcher, error ...


2 00


17,873 30


Rand. National Band dividends.


88 00


Town of Methuen ..


9 00


Quincy ..


64 25


Dartmouth


45 50


Canton .. .


17 00


21 00


N. A. TOLMAN, H. B. ALDEN, JR., 2 AUDITORS. R. W. TURNER.


66


Circus License. .


from R. Stevens, old materials. .


11 00


Randolph, Feb. 14, 1866.


$115,822 38


$115,822 38


.


120 00


" H. C. Alden as Treasurer and paying bounty, ...


100 00


of Guardian of R. 'T. Beal.


State Aid. ..


16,717 70


eruits ..


1,275 00


. Taxes unp'd 5,767 64 Bank Stock 800 00


The subscribers, auditors of the accounts of the Treasurer of the town of Randolph, have examined the accounts of Hiram C. Alden Treasurer for the year ending February 1, 1866, and find the same cor- rectly cast and properly vouched with suitable entries.


Abington


20 50


Supt. S. Com ..


20 00


4 00


" Pedlar License ....


returned on account of Re-


30


DR.


State of the Treasury, February, 1866.


CR.


NOTES PAYABLE,-


Value of Randolph National Bank Stock ...


$1.000 00


No. 77, to Susannah Fisher.


$500 00


Balance due on Tax Bills. ..


5,767 64


98, Beulah Hunt ..


1,000 00


Amount in hands of Treasurer.


11,305 66


99, 180, Asa Belcher 3d,


1,100 00


State Aid due. .


10,063 58


102, Zeno Linfield. .


700 00


Due from other Towns ..


504 73


111, 182, 218, Otis Thayer


1,400 00


Balance ...


49,456 39


118, 124, 141, 150, 151, 159, 162, 163, 164, 166, Randolph Savings Bank . .


14,850 00


121, 154, 177, 224, Patrick McMahon.


2,700.00


122, Rufus Thayer. .


2,000 00


125, Joshua Spear.


1,000 00


134, Joshua Hunt ..


228 00


139, E. S. Belcher.


100 00


146, Deborah O. Wales.


470 00


152, 157, 189, 190, 195, 197, 200, 220, Randolph National Bank.


22,600 00


160, Lucinda Littlefield.


800 00


167, Ebenezer Moulton.


900 00


170, Sarah Symonds.


800 00


178, 186, Austin Roel.


300 00


179, Lemuel Wentworth.


1,300 00


181, Patrick Green ..


500 00


184, Elizabeth Pendergrass.


100 00


185, Emily Woodman ..


250 00


191, Aminadab Thayer


200 00


193, 194, E. N. Holbrook.


10,000 00


199, Thomas West, (Guardian,).


300 00


203, Josiah Vosc ..


5,000 00


204, 205, 206, Atherton Wales, (Executor).


6,000 00


208, Sally Fisher.


200 00


210, P. E. Wilbur.


500 00


217, Esther J. Thayer.


300 00


221, George H. Nichols.


200 00


300 00


225, Anna Thayer. .


1,500 00


Fotimated amount of Interest.


31


STETSON SCHOOL FUND.


The Trustees of the Stetson School Fund, present to the Town the condition of the Fund, and report the following as its investments, viz :


10 shares Shawmut National Bank,


Boston,


par value $1,000


10


60 Webster


1,000


10


Eliot


66 66


1,000


10


Hide & Leather National Bank,


66


1,000


10


66 Shoe & Leather


66


1,000


10


Exchange


66


1,000


10


Boylston


66


66


1,000


10


Tremont


1,000


20


Old Boston


66


1,000


13


Randolph


66


66


1,300


$1,000 U. S. 5-20 Bond,


1,000


$1,000 U. S. 7 3-10 Notes,


1,000


Making a total of Twelve Thousand and Three Hun- dred Dollars ($12 300). There is also a cash balance on hand as will be seen by reference to the yearly ac- count current annexed, of Six Hundred Seventy and 36-100 Dollars, (670 36) a large portion of which will be required for the expenses of the current long term. During the past financial year the Fund has been in- creased by the purchase of five (5) Shares of the Boyls- ton National Bank, and also temporarily by the invest- ment of cash on hand in $1 000 U. S. 7 3-10 Notes, which can be readily reconverted to money, when required for such repairs and improvements in the building as ought soon to be made. Since the last annu- al report, the school, though offering strong inducements, has not had a sufficient number of qualified pupils present themselves for admission, to render it expedient to engage an assistant teacher, and Mr. V. H. Deane has remained in sole charge. The average of admitted pupils has been about thirty-six, which, though perhaps as large, or larger than the attendance on many High Schools, is not, in the opinion of the Trustees, what it should be in a town of the population and


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children of Randolph. In connection with the " Stet- son Fund," the town makes liberal provision for the education of its children, but cannot easily compel any to avail themselves of opportunities offered. However gratifying it might be to see all the schools well filled, and the generosity of the town taxed in making even more full and extended appropriations in the promotion of the cause of Education, yet if the schools of the higher grade are but indifferently attended, there can certainly be no call for enlarged facilities.


The only embarrassment that the Town's School Com- mittee or the Trustees of the Stetson School ought to labor under, should be the difficulty in providing for the reception and accommodation of pupils in the High and Stetson Schools, rather than be obliged to regret that such schools are but poorly attended and their advan- tages slightly appreciated. The 'Trustees desire to renew their earnest wish to co-operate cordially with all other of the Town educational authorities in every effort to render all schools prosperous and useful, but cannot overlook the fact, that for several years past very many of the applicants for admission to Stetson School, have been most radically deficient in such qualifications as to render them able to pass successfully an examina- tion in even the elementary branches of education.


This result cannot be attributed to any unfair or ex- travagant standard of the past or present, on the part of the school, but has been the unpleasant experience of previous Trustees and Teachers.


THOMAS WHITE, Trustees Stet- DANIEL HOWARD, son School Fund.


JOHN L. FRENCH,


SETH TURNER, Secretary.


RANDOLPH, February 10, 1866.


The subscribers certify that they have examined the 3


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account of the " Trustees of the Stetson School Fund," annexed, and find proper vouchers in the hands of their Secretary, as per foregoing schedule amounting to Twelve Thousand and Three Hundred Dollars, ($12,- 300.) There is also a cash balance of Six Hundred and Seventy and 36-100 Dollars, ($670 36.)


J. WHITE BELCHER, Selectmen JOHN ADAMS, of


NATHANIEL HOWARD, Randolph.


RANDOLPH, February 10, 1866.


DR.


The Board of Trustees in Account with the Stetson High School Fund,


CR.


1865


Feb. 22 To balance of last year's account,


$961 28||April 20 | By paying for 15 Boylston Bank rights (which with 5] 48 00 already owned give 5 new shares,)


$469 50


Mch 13


" On exchanging old U. S. 5-20s for new,


10 00


Paying J. L. Brown, bill repairs, W. E. Wilkins, bill repairs,


3 50


“ 31


" Final dividends of Grocers Bank,


16 44


1 17


" Extra Dividend Shoe & Leather National Bank,


250 00


S. P. Brown, printing, Policy of Insurance (renewal,)


61 00


"


Shawmut National Bank,


100 00


April


" Semi annual Div.


Webster


80


July


R. W. Turner, bill,


36 67


July 11


salary one year,


60 00


..


-


Exchange


=


50


C. H. & F. N. Deane, bill care room,


90 00


=


=


" Boston


40


Oct.


R. W. Turner, 8 tons coal,


3 00


..


25


2 50


..


40


¿ ream paper,


5 35


Dec. 9


V. H. Denne, bill sundries,


7 50


Randolph


65-


1866


J. L. Brown, glass and labor,


75


Coupon on U. S. 5-20 Bond,


January


C. H. Deane, sawing wood,


$1000 7 3-10 U. S. Notes bought at sundry dates during the year,


999 66


. Returned Premium on Insurance Policy,


25 00


July 13 August


Interest on 7 3-10 U. S. Notes sold, 7 3-10 U. S. Notes,


21 90


Sept.28


Coupon on U. S. 5-20 Bond,


13 10


Sept.29 Oct. 3


Shawmut National Bank Semi annual Div.


50


Webster .


50


Eliot


50


" Shoe & Lea. ..


..


60


" Exchange


60


" Boston


50


Boylston


66


60


Tremont


50


Hide & Lea.


60


Randolph


78


568 00


1866


« Boston


" Extra Div.


150 00


Jan.


'Town appropriation,


300 00


.. Sundry persons for Hall during year.


144 50


.


40


June 29


F. Townsends, bill,


3 60


12 82


Eliot


50


800 00


Shoe & Leather


50


May 8 35


". 40g premium on same,


12 15


3 32


R. W. Turner, 1 cord wood,


6 00


= Trustees and Secretary, for one year's services.


20 00


30 00


6 Premium on same,


Six months rent of Rand. Nat. Bank to Oct. Ist.


50 00


Cash on hand,


$2,603 33 670 36


·


-


W, H. Smith, 9 baskets charcoal,


Boylston


Tremont


Hide & Leather


50


490 00


30 00


V. H. Deane, bill sundries,


1865


Cash for Eliot Bank rights sold,


20 31


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FIRE DEPARTMENT.


Selectmen of Ramdolph:


The duties and expense, of the Fire department have been much more the past year than for several years before, there having been six fires in Town, and one in Braintree to which the Fire King Engine went by spe- cial request, and was obliged to draft water very near the fire, which caused some damage to the paint, and being otherwise out of repair there will be need of some expense to put it in good order.


In the early part of the year, we purchased 400 ft. hose and distributed to the Engines then in the depart- ment ; afterwards there was a company approbated to run on Excelsior Engine, located in the northerly part of the Town, which had but little and was furnished with some old hose from the other Engines. If she re- mains in the department with a company, it will be right and necessary to furnish her as much and as strong as the other Engines have, to do which we shall need more new hose. We have also purchased four fire hooks and placed in different parts of the Town.


The Aquarius Engine has been repaired, and two pieces new suction hose furnished, expense about $225, including some expense on Excelsior Engine which bill has not yet been settled.


The number of Firemen approbated is two hundred and twenty six.


Aquarius Co. 1. 50 men, Capt., James W. White. Independence Co. 2, 38 men, Capt., Ephraim Mann. Excelsior Co. 3, 50 men, Capt., I. P. Beal.


Relief Co. 4, 38 men, Capt., Albert Leonard.


Fire King Co. 5, 50 men, Capt., Edward E. Lothrop.


Fires as follows, Viz: March 29th.


Timothy Lyon's house on North Street burned, caused by defect in chimney. Insurance $500.


Present, Fire King Engine.


37


April 27th.


Moses Jones' house on North Street burned, caused by defect in chimney. Insurance $1100.


Present, Independence and Fire King Engines.


May 15th.


John T. Jordan's barn on Union Street burned, cause children playing with matches. Insurance $100.


Present, Aquarius, Fire King, Independence, Excel- sior and Relief Engines.


August 30th.


Depot at South Randolph burned, caused by sparks from locomotive. Insurance-


Present, Relief Engine and Bay State Engine from East Stoughton.


December 23d.


Danforth Thayer's Boot Manufactory on Union Street burned, caused by defect in chimney. Insurance on building, $S00. Insurance on Stock, 2 500.


Present, Aquarius, Relief, and Fire King Engines.


December.


S. W. Haley Blacksmith Shop, on Union Street par- tially burned, cause unknown.


February 4th.


John Arnold's house in Braintree burned, caused by defect in chimney. Insurance $700.


Fire King Engine sent for.


We would call attention to the very inefficient supply of water from wells where we are often compelled to get it, lasting a few minutes, just enough to deaden the fire, but to do nothing really towards extinguishing it, then the hose taken up, and Engine removed to another well, taking time enough for the fire to get well under way again. This may be remedied in the thickly settled parts of the Town by the building of reservoirs, and it


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is hoped some action will be taken thereon. We would also suggest that the Independence Engine be removed to where it will draw a larger company from near its location.


Enginemen are again reminded that their petitions for approbation, should be presented to the Board of Engineers at their meeting, first Friday in May, and that if presented later, they may loose their claim to the compensation the Town may vote, their returns for ser- vice should be made at the same time ; also that all bills against the Fire Department should be presented punctually on the first Friday of Feb. that in the report of each year may be seen its own expense, for which see Selectmens' account.


Respectfully submitted,


A. W. WHITCOMB, CHIEF ENGINEER.


ABIEL HOWARD, H. C. ALDEN, ASSISTANT THOMAS WEST, ENGINEERS. W. H. WARREN.


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Marriages Registered in the Town of Randolph for 1865.


January 1 .- Seth Holbrook and Ella F. Hunt, both of Randolph,


8 .- Isaac T. Morton of Randolph, and Clara L. Angier, of Fraiming- ham.


11 .- Edward W. Leonard, of Randolph, and Abbie F. Burrell, of Stoughton.


15 .- Lorenzo Hayden, of Braintree, and Nettie Bean, of Randolph.


21 .- Abraham B. Dyer, of Randolph, and Rebecca G. Monk, of Stough- ton.


Feb. 5 .- John O'Brien, Jr., and Mary A. O'Toole, both of Randolph. 25 .- William F. Kennedy and Harriet Swain, both of Randolph.


28 .- Cornelius Ahern and Julia Behan, both of Randolph.


28 .- James Lynch and Johanna Kelley, both of Randolph.


March 29 .- Austin Stevens, of Randolph, and Alice A. Blanchard, of Stough- ton.


April 6 .- James Maney and Mary Carroll, both of Stoughton. 30 .- Patrick Doherty and Margaret Doherty, both of Stoughton.


30 .- Frederick Borbeau, of Randolph, and Mary A. Murphy, of Stoughton.


May 11 .- Elisha Holbrook 2d, of Randolph, and Sarah J. Curtis, of North Bridgewater.


27 .- James F. Harris and Hannah Kelliher (Dennehy), both of Ran- dolph,


June 6 .- Henry Fitzpatrick, of Stoughton, and Ellen J. Flood of Randolph. 7 .- J. Edward Nash, of Randolph, and Louisa M. Reed, of Abington. 20 .- Micah B. Faxon and Addie V. A. Mayhew, both of Randolph. 29 .- Ezra N. Thayer and B. Jennie Vining, both of Randolph.


July 3 .- James M. Jones, of Randolph, and Sarah M. Whitten, of Stough- ton.


August 3 .- Charles F. Pero and Ann M. Bryant, both of Randolph. 3 .- John Edward Mann and Sally A. Mann (Hollis), both of Randolph.


17 .- Marcus M. Pool, of Braintree, and Sarah F. Thayer (Abbott), of Randolph.


19 .- Charles W. Peckman and Cynthia A. Godwin (Godwin), both of Randolph.


24 .- John H. Marshall and Esther F. Dolliver, both of Boston.


31 .- William H. Wood and Nancy A. Tower, both of Randolph.


31 .- Leonard A. Faunce and Marietta Thayer, both of Randolph.


Sept. 3 .- Jacob Cushman, of Wareham, and Hepzibah Peets, of Randolph. 30 .- Hugh Dimond and Mary Harney (Harney). both of Stoughton.


Oct.


1 .- George Fowkes and Catharine Travers, both of Randolph.


3 .- Thomas Riley and Bridget Bohan, both of Randolph.


4 .- William S. Everett, and Lydia A. Houghton, both of Milton.


21 .- John W. Dunnells, of Stoughton, and Abby L. Mann, of Ran- dolph.


12 .- Frank H. Mann, of Milton, and H. Maria Roel, of Randolph.


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19 .- William T. Hazard, of So. Carolina, and Mary E. Ryan, of Ran- dolph.


31 .- Lorenzo E. Wilbur, of Randolph, and Mariam E. Carmichael, of Lockland, Ohio.


Nov.


1 .- Erasmus D. Woodward and Mary Jones (Ripley), both of Ran- dolph.


14 .- Charles W. Peckham and Ellen T. Thurston, of Randolph.


16 .- Thomas Reed and Susan H. Hicks (Gifford), both of Randolph.


24 .- Festus S. Drew and Sarah Boodry, both of Randolph.


26 .- Bradford R. Lovering and Martha H. Thayer, both of Randolph. 21 .- John F. O'Conner and Hattie H. Alexander, both of Randolph.


24 .- Daniel D. Dennehey and Abby Kelliher, both of Randolph.


Nov. 1 .- John Nash and Ellen T. Hurley, both of Randolph.


Dec. 3 .- John Dunn and Catharine Green, both of Randolph.


14 .- Frank V. Woodbury, of Randolph, and Henrietta French of Stoughton.


24 .- Anthony G. Hanna and Mary A. Faxon, both of Randolph.


25 .- Alonzo Blanchard, of Weymouth, and Harriet Raymond, of Ran- dolph.


26 .- Albert W. Stetson and Phebe Dorr, both of Randolph.


27 .- E. Everett Holbrook and M. Jennie Russell, both of Randolph. 31 .- Daniel C. Leonard and Sarah E. Howard, both of Randolph.


41 Deaths in Randolph for the Year 1865.


Age.


Date of Death


Name of Deceased.


Disease or Cause of Death.


Years.


Months.


Days.


1, Charlotte Blanchard.


78|11|281 Old age.


January


1, George Woodman.


17


Consumption. .Chronic Alcoholismus.


66


11, Terance Dargan, Jr.,


17


6 Consumption.


66


15, Daniel O'Neil.


23


1 20


Killed by a shell.


66


23, Isaac J. Whitcomb


43


7 12 Consumption.


1


2


7 Fits.


16


29, Honora Lynch ....


February 3, Johanna Reardon (Dooley).


30


Drowned.


24 4


Pthisis.


66


12, Ruby Spear (Edson) ...


31


9 22


Consumption.


March


1, Bridget Condon (Callahan).


70 10 22


Typhoid fever.


66


9, Maria F. Rogers.


66


10, Sylvester Hersom.


66


11, Peter Nash ..


66


13, Esther M. Cnandler (Mason) ....


63


66


18, Samuel Linfield.


78


3 Typhoid pneumonia. 1.12 Pluro pneumonia.


13


1.52


Rheumatic ceratis.


25, Ann Sheridan (Kerigan).


67 Pthisis pulmonalis. 50 Consumption.


9' 6 Chronic bronchitis.


54 11 18


.. Gravel.


6, Elbridge G. Simpson


28


Typhoid dysentery.


8, Catharine Farley .


1


4 Consumption. 29 5 Consumption.


66


20, C. Francis Mills (Buck)


86


18 Old age.


10 7 15 Chronic bronchitis. 2 Infantile.


3 10 8 Croup.


61


Brights dis. of kidneys.


32


Dropsy.


4, Edward Flynn


11 Unknown. 5


30


Consumption.


66


25, Gilman M. Leeds


53 11 6 Pthisis.


66


26, David White.


Premature birth.


66


29, Abbott


Twins


46


18 Climacteria.


66


6, Samuel Pendergrass


1 9


6 Diptheria.


66


7, Helena Greenwood.


3 Unknown.


1 90 7 20


.. Old age.


66


21, Jane H. French (Whitty).


36


3|28 Malignant tumor,


29, Hiram E. Clark.


3


3 23 Cholera infantum.


66


30, Esther M. Chandler.


30, Arthur Collins


1 13 Dysentery.


66


27, Eddie Ross White.


57 Ovarian tumor.


53 Congestion of lungs.


4, James Hogan.


7, Elesena Pero (Bryant)


71 6 Apoplexy.


18, Emma V. Holbrook.


1 10 19 Pneumonia. 30 Puerperal fever.


4, David Blanchard ..


29 6 26 Pthisis pulmonalis.


16 7 Diptheria.


Accident on railroad. 6


18, Isaac Tower.


52 9 Pthisis pulmonalis. 6.26 Suicide (hanging.)


20, John T. Jordan.


60


April


1, Frank W. Belcher.


24 6 Spine cerebretis.


17, Arthur E. Lyons.


18, C. Maria Whitcomb.


May 60


1, Patrick Dumphy.


2, Freddie A. Porter


4, James Powderly .


9, Patrick Garrity


29, Abbott S


21, Rachel L. Jones (Glover).


78 8 Appoplexy.


June


8, Catharine Breenan.


8, Morton T. Mann.


4 Whooping cough.


14, John Wales ..


6 19 Dysentery.


.


5, Patrick McCabe ...


58


23, Nathaniel Holbrook


85 15 Old age.


17, Mary H. Dean (Goodwin).


23, Amos M. Clark.


29, John P. Donnovan ..


22, John Beamis ..


23, Mary E. Cushing.


42


July 10, John Sweeney


79| 7 Disease of kidneys.


47 7:25 Pthisis pulmonales. 58 10, 8 Pthisis pulmonales.


1


7 Encephelatis.


August 3, Frederick H. Thayer.


4, George H. Wortman.


5, Elizabeth H. Burrell (Stratton) ..


6, Mary Handley.


8, Mary Dowd ..


10 27


Sporadic cholera.


82|10 Old age.


21


11


Consumption.


3 Convulsions.


45 Consumption. .


13, Chester A. L. Dyer.


14, Albert Spear


17, Phillip Riley.


65 Kidney disease.


11 27 Dentition.


11 25 Diarrhea.


25, Marcus F. Cram.


25 7


Drowned.


27, Lizzie Willis.


28, John Mann.


87 9 14 Old age.


4


4 Typhoid dysentry.


Sept


9, Herbert A. Jones


9, Catharine Howard.


..


11, Mary Daley


11 1 22 Dysentery typhoidus. 10 Dentition. 5


12, Mary Sheridan.


66


13, John Hogan.


13, Mary Lyons (Welsh).


14, Charlotte Stetson (Holbrook).


15, Catharine McLaughlin.


66


16, Lewis S. Veazie.


16


4 Typhoid dysentery. 5


9


5


8 23 Typhoid fever. 32 2


25, Mary M. Holbrook (French) .


1 Pthisis pulmonalis.


28, Lizzie Fernald.


1 11|18 Dysentery. 48 7|12 Consumption.


41 Jaundice ascites.


7, Margaret Rooney (Atkins).


75


2 14 Ascites.


13, Eliza W. White (Derby) ..


41


8 24 Puerperal fever.


Stillborn.


15, Cynthia A. Peckman


2 Pulmonary con.


15, Mary Whelan.


4


1


18, Hannalı Bicknell (Linfield).


81


19, William Handley


1


19 8 Typhoid fever.


2


3


Convulsions.


21, Samuel Thayer. .


73 28 5


Consumption.


Nov.


4, Francis Burke.


24 11


16 9


6, William P. Jarrul.


21 6


4


5


48 8 Ascites.


5 6


Dec Dec


8, Rosana Murphy.


7


95


Old age.


18, Catharine O'Connell (Moore) .. ..


21


18, William G. Allen.


21, Dennison Madigan.


34


Chronic diarrhea. Kill'd by bridge on R.R. 7 3 Convulsions, dentition.


66


16, Elizabeth M. Smith (Mann) ..


24, Minora A. Tower (Brackett) .


26, Stephen DeNeil ...


3.28 Cholera infantum.


3 26 Convulsions.


57 5 12 Consumption of blood. 1 2.12 Hydrocephalus. 8 .. Dysentery, diptheria.


8, William Handley.


66


9, Mehitable French (Niles) ..


9, Mary Foley ..


10, Michael J. O'Kelliher


11, Cornelius McDonald.


3 26 Dentition. 17 10 17 Consumption.


20, Mary McGrath.


25, Fanny C. Harris.


2, George M. Tower


17 713 Cerebro spin.meningitis. 10 20 .. Dentition, dysentery. 9 20 Consumption.


1 17 Typhoid fever. 75 Old age, dysentery. 78 10 15 Old age, dysentery. 13 Hemorrhage.




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