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James and Theresa (Doherty). William E. and Maria ( Kellihier). Frank M. and Julia A. ( Delano). William T. and Hannah (Foley). Jolın and Martha ( McMullen) . Gilbert E. and Elvena L. ( Hollis). Gerald and Ann (Byrne). Geo Ellis and Margaret A. (Shepard). Edmund and Ellen (Blessington) . Michael and Julia (Cozzens).
26,
Ellen Simpson, .
Blanche Beatrice Day,
Robert and Bridget F. (Moran).
12, 14,
Annie Flaherty,
Cora Ellis Pope,
Charles H and Mary E. (Russell).
26,
Alive Elizabeth Hill,
Thomas and Ellen F. (Sullivan).
Jane Mira MeLaughlin,
Michael J. and Jane ( Melvor).
Charles Arthur Boyd,
6,
27,
. .
63
MARRIAGES
REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF RANDOLPH FOR THE YEAR 1878.
DATE.
NAMES.
BIRTHPLACE.
RESIDENCE.
AGE.
Jan.
1,
Myron W. Hollis, Ellen F. Poole,
Randolph, 66
Randolph,
·
.
.
40
10,
Samuel C. Chessman, Elvira E. Mann,
Randolph, Foxborough,
Randolph,
31
21,
George II. Banermeister, Henrietta E. Paine,
Portland, Mc., Randolph,
Randolph, 66
26
Feb.
5,
John Edward McDonald, Theresa Whitty,
Randolph, 66
Randolph, 16
23
20,
Deforest A. Jones, . Etta Huff,
Franklinville, N.Y.,
Randolph,
22
26,
Thomas G. Barry, . Ellen F. Sullivan,
Randolph,
Randolph,
·
21
Mar. 10,
Elliot Stetson, Ardell Johnson,
Randolph, 66
Holbrook,
22
24,
Lewis K. Stetson, ·
Braintree,
Randolph,
22
Amanda Langley, .
Randolph,
24
Apr. . 11,
Richard Churchman, Hellen Rice, .
Plainfield, N. J., .
34
21,
Joseph Belcher, Ann Maria Wilde, .
Randolph, 66
Holbrook, Randolph,
23
25,
Emory A. Delano, . Jennie R. Adams, . ·
Stoughton,
Randolph,
17
May 8,
Frank H. Deane, Leila M. Miles,
Randolph,
Randolph,
25
Boston, .
Boston, .
22
12,
George Estes Easton, Margaret Ann Shepard, .
N Bridgewater, Randolph,
Holbrook, Randolph,
17
June 12,
Frederick Henry Tirrell, Hattie Louisa Gay, ·
Boston, . Randolph,
.
Randolphı,
20
12,
David Forrest, Ruth Jones ( White),
Montrose, Randolph,
Holbrook,
28
.
37
.
Foxborough, .
23
23
21
Quincy, .
18
23
66
Newark, N. J.,
Newark, N. J., 66
32
22
.
20
Randolph,
.
Holbrook,
15
23
40
20
64
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN 1878-CONTINUED.
DATE.
NAMES.
BIRTHPLACE.
RESIDENCE.
AGE.
June 17,
John O'Connell, Mary C. McGreary,
Ircland, . 66
Randolph, .
38
19,
George L. Binney. . Janette Lenox ( Wilbur),
Randolph, 66
Randolph,
51
July 4,
William Wallace Bessie, Emily Lucinda Jordan, .
East Stoughton, East Randolph, .
Holbrook, 66
25
13,
Charles E. Donkin, Mary Matatall,
River Phillipe, N.S., Truso,
Holbrook,
30
14,
Arthur W. Hamilton, Catherine Melleg, ·
S. Randon, N. S., Boston, .
Randolph, Chelsea,
26
15,
Isaac W. Cushman, Editlı H Curran,
Quincy, .
.
.
22
25,
J. Mason Pitman, Mary E. Taylor,
Randolph,
Randolph,
·
25
Aug. 8,
William Hill, . Mary Ann Noonan,
Randolph,
Randolph, Canton, .
·
30
18,
William J. Drury, . Annie Baldin, .
Ireland, . 66
.
Holbrook,
.
18
21,
Thomas H. Saunderson, Mary A Treanor, .
South Andover, Randolph,
Randolph, 66
.
22
Sept. 11,
John Powers, . Annie Rogers, .
Ireland, .
Randolph, 66
26
Oct.
3,
Daniel Anstin Elliott, Jr., Emma Dillon, ·
North Stoughton, . South Weymouth,
Holbrook,
.
17
3,
Geo. Taylor Chamberlain, Almira Ann Savil (Crock- er), ·
Hanover,
Holbrook,
23
8,
Daniel J. Hickey, ·
Cork, Ireland,
·
Randolph,
26
Lucy M. Hunter,
Maynard,
Maynard,
20
9,
Charles Henry Hatch, Mary Ann Hickey,
.
Portland, Me., Cork Co., Ircland,
Randolph, 66
21
13,
William E. Frame, Almira L. Bump, ·
·
Randolph, .
Randolphı,
24
15,
Charles D. Hill, Mary E. Fardy,
Randolph,
Randolph,
·
26
New York City, .
·
26
·
.
Wareham, .
Canton, .
·
31
Boston, .
Quincy, .
28
35
East Taunton, .
Randolph,
·
20
23
28
Randolph,
21
East Randolph,
29
25
Newburyport, ·
South Braintree, ·
23
.
.
19
·
24
Randolph,
.
.
·
.
33
23
17
65
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN 1878-CONCLUDED.
DATE.
NAMES.
BIRTHPLACE,
RESIDENCE.
AGE.
Oct. 30,
Wilton H. Jones,
Randolph,
.
Randolph, .
·
23
Nov. 6,
George Weston French, . Minne Wales Paine, -
Randolph, East Randolph,
Randolph, Holbrook,
.
17
7,
James E. Whalen, . Ella L. Poole, .
.
.
Boston, .
23
9,
Herbert O. Dyer, Georgiana Baldwin,
St. John, N. B.,
.
.
16
23,
Thomas D. Baldwin, Charity A. Beals, .
.
Randolph,
Canton, .
65
Dec. 22,
Abe L. Hoffman, .
.
.
Randolph,
22
Nettie S. Randall, .
East Weymouth, .
Brockton,
.
18
23,
Henry James Wales, Alma B. Corliss, .
·
Quincy, .
.
66
24
25,
Edwin A. Tabor, Jr., Mary B. Belcher,
Randolph,
Spencer,
24
Randolph,
.
23
.
Bridgewater, .
·
.
20
Randolph,
Brockton, 66
.
21
Vermont,
Brockton,
.
.
.
·
Randolph,
Randolph,
39
.
Total, 40.
9
.
Bridgewater,
.
22
.
Randolph, 66
Randolph,
29
Virginia G. Braman,
65
Berlin, Ca.,
66
DEATHS
REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF RANDOLPH FOR THE YEAR 1878.
AGE.
DATE.
NAME.
DISEASE.
Y.
M.
D.
Jan. 5,
Katie A. O'Reilley,
2
3
26
Diphtheritic croup.
10,
H. Maria Davenport,
52
9
Consumption.
16,
Elmer B. Thaver,
16
2
13
Ulcerative bronchitis.
21,
James E. Trainor,
14
3
13
Phlebitis.
21,
George H. Perry,
8
3
17
23,
Freddie A. Fogy,
-
-
13
Convulsions.
26,
Matthew Carey, Austin Roel,
60
1
13
Senile gangrene.
30,
Edward M. Barry,
9
6
Croup.
31,
Martha E. Gay, .
83
3
18
Old age.
31,
Nathaniel Noyes,
72
1
12
Ulcerative stomatitis.
6,
John Larned French,
6-1
1
16
Anæmia.
7,
Mary Ann Forrest, Foster,
-
-
Still-born.
10,
Walter L. Ormsby,
3
7
24
Diphtheria.
16,
George E. Knights,
40
9
20
Consumption.
2 ,
Martin Gay,
81
11
11
Old age.
23,
Brady,
-
-
Still-born.
Mar. 15,
Ann Long, .
11
Typhoid fever.
29,
Amelia P. Lawler,
63
11
18
Softening of brain.
30,
Charles Acheson,
23
7
Typhoid fever.
Apr. 4,
Margaret Sullivan, Sally H. Spear, .
75
3
21
Spinal irritation.
11,
James H. Barry,
19
11
1
Consumption.
11,
Minnie M. Turner,
25
1
3
Scrofula.
13,
Eva Edna Holbrook,
9
24
Inflammation of brain.
14,
Susan Daniels, .
-1
1
5
Paralysis.
May
1,
Michael Buckley,
71
-
2,
Matilda Holbrook,
25
7
22
3,
Margaret O'Conner,
2
4
4,
Margaret Jones,
8
4
20,
Ann Reynolds, .
78
-
-
June
3,
Annie S. Wilbur,
1
11
15
Pertussis.
4,
Luke O'Reilley, .
64
2
11
Pneumonia.
9,
Osgood F. Raymond,
27
11
10 Epilepsy.
11,
Charles Newton Pendergrass,
.
-
-
21
Infantile.
16,
Stillman Jones, .
23
1
21
Consumption.
18,
Ellen Maria Faunce,
24
2
2
Feb.
4,
Bridget Fitzgerald,
66
-
-
18
Aphthæ.
9,
-
3
7
3
Consumption.
25,
Purcell, .
1
-
Still-born.
Consumption.
66
Apoplexy. Old age.
-
10
7
Cere. spinal meningitis.
5,
William P. Ryan,
15, Mary Ellen Moore,
12
7
18
Diphtheria.
.
11
8
Diphtheria.
27,
Diphtheritic croup.
Old age.
5,
-
67
AGE.
DATE.
NAME.
IDISEASE.
M.
D.
June 19,
Thaver, .
Still-born.
19,
Elizabeth Garrity,
.
11
Lung fever.
27,
Susan J. Abbott,
49
Consumption.
July 18,
Ellen V. Carney,
3
25
Infantile.
19,
Nathaniel F. Roel,
67
1
7
Apoplexy.
20,
Quincy M. Additon.
2
Railroad accident.
Aug. 3,
Theresa B. McDonald,
21
10
27
Hæmoptysis.
4,
Mary Drury,
45
3
-
Softening of brain.
9,
Louis A. Stetson,
1
10
16
Whooping-cough.
11,
Thomas Mackedon,
1
-
Consumption.
19,
Mary F. Curran,
Cholera infantum.
22,
Ezra S. Conant, .
Inflammation of bowels.
23,
Martha Thayer, .
74
-
Heart disease.
24,
Mary Ann Ryan,
6
9
Hemorrhage of bowels.
28,
Eliza Niles, .
11
16
Dysentery.
28,
Florence Sullivan,
1
6
14
Convulsions.
29,
Emma G. Ainslie,
1
?
5 Cholera infantum.
Sept. 3,
Hugh M. Mahon,
34
9
9
Phrenitis.
13,
Jonathan Belcher,
SI
14
Old age.
15,
James Barry,
5
Whooping-cough.
Oct. 2 ,
Richard Uniack, 3d, .
10
Cholera infantum.
15,
George T. Wilbur,
60
Softening of brain.
16,
Mary Ann Carney,
37
9
Consumption.
28,
Annie H. Boyd, . Susan Alden,
S5
25
Tumor
18,
Margaret Cain. .
81
-
Dropsy.
30,
Eugene O'Reilley,
34
28
Pneumonia.
Dec. 1,
Edward Burns, .
74
-
-
Heart disease.
11.
Susan Jane Dickerman,
.
51
-
9 Inflammation of throat.
Total,
74
Males,
34
Females.
.
.
40
5.
Mary Haney,
-
-
Infantile. .6
9,
9,
Luke O'Reilley, .
84
-
-
Old age.
11
9
13
S
- 1195521 5 5 1
29
Hydropericardium.
Nov. 1,
.
.
-
.
.
.
.
.
29
5
Clare Denning, .
68
CLASSIFICATION OF DISEASES.
Accident (railroad) ; anæmia ; aphthæ; bronchitis (ulcerative) ; bow- els (hemorrhage of) ; bowels (inflammation of) ; brain (inflammation of ) ; croup; dropsy ; dysentery ; epilepsy ; gangrene (senile) ; hæmop- tysis; hydropericardium; lung fever; meningitis (cerebro-spinal) ; paralysis ; phlebitis ; phrenitis; scrofula; spinal irritation; stomatitis (ulcerative) ; throat (inflammation of ) ; tumor, - one each. Apoplexy, convulsions ; croupal diphtheria ; heart disease; pneumonia; typhoid fever, - two each. Brain (softening of ) ; cholera infantum ; diphtheria ; pertussis, - three each. Infantile ; still-born, - four each. Old age, six. Consumption, twelve.
Under five years of age,
25
Between 5 and 10,
.
2
10 66 20,
5
20
66 30,
9
30
66
40,
3
40
66 50,
4
50
60,
4
60
66 70,
.
7
70
66
80,
9
80
66
90,
.
6
Total .
.
74
I hereby certify that the preceding returns are correct, according to the best of my knowledge and belief.
CHARLES C. FARNHAM,
Town Clerk.
.
69
TOWN MEETING WARRANT.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, NORFOLK, SS.
To HENRY H. FRANCIS, or either of the Constables of the Town of Randolph, in said County, GREETING :
You are hereby required to notify and warn the inhabitants of said town of Randolph, qualified to vote in town affairs, to assemble at Stetson Hall, in said town, on Monday, the seventh day of April next, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, then and there to act on the following articles, namely : ---
ART. 1. . To choose a moderator to preside at said meeting.
ART. 2. To choose all such town officers as towns are by law authorized and required to choose at their annual meeting. Also a trustee for Stetson School Fund.
ART. 3. To raise such sums of money as may be deemed neces- sary for the support of schools, and appropriate the same.
ART. 4. To raise such sums of money as may be thought proper for repairs of school buildings and incidental expenses of schools.
ART. 5. To decide on the amount of money required to defray the general town expenses for the ensuing year, and make appro- priation thereof.
ART. 6. To raise such amount of money as may be deemed ad- visable for the reduction of the town debt, and make appropriation for the same.
ART. 7. To raise money for the repairs of highways, and deter- mine the manner of expending the same.
ART. 8. To see what action the town will take in relation to engines and the pay of engine-men, and raise and appropriate money for the same.
70
ART. 9. To see what action the town will take in relation to the construction of reservoirs, as recommended by the engineers.
ART. 10. To see what action the town will take in relation to placing bells upon the engine-houses, as recommended by the engineers.
ART. 11. To see if the town will accept the list of jurors, as pre- pared by the Selectmen, and posted according to law.
ART. 12. To see if the town will make an appropriation for the decoration of soldiers' graves under the direction of Capt. Horace Niles Post 110.
ART. 13. To see if the town will authorize the treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow money in anticipation of taxes.
ART. 14. To see what action the town will take in relation to the widening and building of South Street, as ordered by the County Commissioners, and raise and appropriate money for the same.
ART. 15. To see what action the town will take in relation to the widening and building of Mill Street, as ordered by the County Commissioners, and raise and appropriate money for the same.
ART. 16. To see if the town will instruct and authorize the Selectmen to repair, widen, and build that portion of North Street lying between Mill Street and Liberty Street, as laid out by the County Commissioners, and make an appropriation therefor.
ART. 17. To see if the town will adopt by-laws respecting habitual truants and vagrant children, as required by law.
ART. 18. To see what action the town will take in relation to providing a paid police for the ensuing year.
ART. 19. To see what action the town will take in relation to raising and making an appropriation for the Turner Free Library ; also, to see if the town will appropriate the money received for dog licenses for the ensuing year to the use of said library.
ART. 20. To see what action, if any, the town will take relative to medical attendance upon the poor for the ensuing year.
ART. 21. To see if the town will authorize and appoint the Selectmen to be agents and attorneys for the town, to prosecute, defend, compromise, and settle any and all suits and proceedings in
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which the town may be in any way engaged or interested as a party, or otherwise, for the ensuing year.
ART. 22. To see if the town will authorize the collector of taxes to use the same means which a town treasurer may use when acting as collector.
ART. 23. To see if the town will authorize the collector of taxes to charge interest at the rate of six per centum per annum on all taxes remaining unpaid on and after October 10, 1879.
ART. 24. To hear reports of committees and act thereon.
ART. 25. To act on any other business which may legally come before said meeting.
And you are directed to serve this warrant, by posting attested copies thereof at five or more public places in said town seven days at least before the time of holding said meeting.
Hereof fail not, and make due return of this warrant, with your doings thereon, to the town clerk, on or before the day and hour ap- pointed for said meeting.
Given under our hands, at said Randolph, this twenty-fourth day of March, A. D. one thousand eight hundred and seventy-nine.
JOHN T. FLOOD, JAMES A. TOWER, DANIEL HOWARD, Selectmen of Randolph.
A true copy. Attest :
HENRY H. FRANCIS, Constable of Randolph.
FORTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
SELECTMEN, OVERSEERS OF THE POOR. SUPERINTENDING SCHOOL COMMITTEE, ENGINEERS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT, AND TREASURER
OF THE
TOWN OF RANDOLPH,
TOGETHER WITH
THE REPORTS OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE STETSON SCHOOL FUND, AND OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE TURNER FREE LIBRARY,
FOR THE
Year Ending March 1, 1880.
RANDOLPH : NORFOLK COUNTY REGISTER. 1880.
FORTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
SELECTMEN, OVERSEERS OF THE POOR, SUPERINTENDING SCHOOL COMMITTEE, ENGINEERS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT, AND TREASURER
OF THE
TOWN OF RANDOLPH,
TOGETHER WITH
THE REPORTS OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE STETSON SCHOOL FUND, AND OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE TURNER FREE LIBRARY,
FOR THE
Year Ending March 1, 1880.
RANDOLPH: NORFOLK COUNTY REGISTER, 1880.
MAY 1 4 1963
TOWN OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1879-80.
Selectmen, Assessors, and Overseers of the Poor. JOIIN T. FLOOD. JAMES A. TOWER. DANIEL HOWARD.
Town Clerk and Treasurer. CHARLES C. FARNHAM. School Committee.
JAMES A. TOWER, Term expires April 1, 1880.
JAMES MOLLOY,
66 1, 1881.
WINSLOW BATTLES
6.
66 1, 1882.
Trustees of Stetson School Fund.
CHARLES H. HOWARD, . Term expires April 1, 1880.
DANIEL HOWARD, .
66 66 1,1881.
THADDEUS T. CUSHMAN,
1, 1882.
Auditors.
VELIE H. DEANE. HALE S. HOWARD. FRANK MORTON.
Constables.
THOMAS FARRELL. HENRY H. FRANCIS.
FRANK J. DONOHUE.
E. LAWRENCE PAYNE.
LEVI WILBUR.
HENRY H. SHEDD.
WILLIAM HILL.
JOHN DESMOND, 2D.
Fence Viewers.
ELEAZER BEAL.
ADAM F. JONES.
DANIEL LEAHY.
Engineers of Fire Department.
JOIN DOOLEY, JR., Chief Engineer. CHARLES A. WALES, Clerk.
LEVI WILBUR. LOUIS GOERES.
Superintendent of Almshouse. MARTIN P. PIKE.
Keeper of Lock-Up. COLIN BOYD.
Representatives to the General Court. NEWELL S. ATWOOD, JONATHAN WALES, of Stoughten. of Randolph
REPORT OF SELECTMEN.
The Selectmen of the town of Randolph, in accordance with their duty, respectfully submit the annual report of appropriations and expenditures for the financial year ending March 1, 1880.
APPROPRIATIONS
AS VOTED BY THE TOWN, COUNTY, AND STATE TAX.
For schools,
$9,000 00
Stetson High School, . . .
1,250 00
repairs of highways, · ·
3,000 00
general town expenses, .
8,000 00 *
reduction of town debt, .
5,000 00
fire department, .
2,450 00
steam fire-engine, apparatus, &c., . 5,000 00
reservoirs,
2,100 00
widening South and Mill Streets,
4,000 00
widening and repairing North Street,
800 00
decoration of soldiers' graves,
100 00
Turner Free Library,
500 00
county tax, ,
1,798 54
State tax,
685 00
Total, .
.
.
$43,683 54
·
4
TAXABLE VALUATION MAY 1, 1879.
Real estate, . $1,461,350 00
Personal estate, 628,440 00
Bank stock owned by residents and taxed by the State, . 225,436 90
Corporation stock owned by residents and
taxed by the State,
145,611 65
Total valuation,
.
$2,460,838 55
Rate of taxation, May 1, 1879, $15 on $1,000.
Average rate in the State, May 1, 1879, $12.78 on $1,000.
Number of polls, May 1, 1879, . 1,233
of dwellings, May 1, 1879, 759
of horses, May 1, 1879, 338 .
of cows, May 1, 1879,
. 261
of acres of land taxed, May 1, 1879, . . 5,803₺
ESTIMATED VALUE OF PROPERTY OWNED BY THE TOWN, MARCH 1, 1879.
Almhouse property and farm, $10,500 00
Town-house and land, .
18,000 00
Three fire-engine houses, and lockup, 4,200 00
Two fire engines, hook and ladder carriage, apparatus and fixtures, 2,125 00
Steam fire engine and apparatus,
4,800 00
One hearse, 200 00
Ten acres of salt marsh,
600 00
School-house and land, District No. 1, . 2,000 00
ee ee District No. 2, . 6,000 00
ee District No. 3, . 1,350 00
5
School-house and land, District No. 4, . $5,750 00
ee ee District No. 5, . 1,200 00
ee ee District No. 6, . 1,650 00
Prescott school-house and land,
15,000 00
Eight shares in Randolph National Bank,
1,440 00
Stetson school fund, par valve,
10,600 00
Turner Free Library and land, 40,000 00
Turner Free Library, .
5,000 00
Turner Free Library Fund, .
5,000 00
Total, .
$135,415 00
The Selectmen have drawn orders on the Treasurer, amounting to $45,678.64.
On account of schools (teaching, fuel, and care of
rooms), . $7,281 24
of Stetson High School, 1,250 00
of repairs and incidental expenses, 2,355 41
of highways, 2,588 15
of South street widening,
1,970 23
of Mill street widening,
1,923 22
of removing snow,
198 37
of funeral expenses,
265 25
of State aid,
2,199 00
of State aid (under law of 1879), . 559 10
of fire department,
2,800 27
of abatement of taxes, 157 00
of town officers, .
.
1,842 10
of reservoirs,
2,119 00
of filling reservoirs,
308 40
6
On account of steam fire engine, apparatus and
repairing house, $4,985 97.
466 67 of police, ·
of miscellaneous expenses,
2,215 63
of poor in almshouse, . 2,465 12
of poor out of almshouse,
4,471 14
of poor belonging to Randolph and 1 Holbrook (military), 1,726 36
of poor of other towns, 1,279 74
of State paupers and tramps, 251 27
Total,
$45,678 64
.
EXPENDITURES.
FOR SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS.
Paid bills by direction of School Committee, for financial year ending March 1, 1880. For items see report of School Committee:
sundry persons for teaching, $6,606 74
ce ce for fuel 408.01
for care of rooms, 266 49
appropriation for Stetson High School, 1,250 00
Micellaneous expenses,
2,355 41
Total,
$10,886 65
APPROPRIATION FOR SCHOOLS.
Town appropriation, $10,250 00
State School Fund,
217 14
Coddington Fund,
108 00
Total,
$10,575 14
7
Included in the expenditures for schools is cash refunded to the Treasurer of the town for books sold,
$373 12
Stock of books on hand,
102 32
Uncollected bills,
206 19
Total,
$681 63
Expenditures less than appropriation, $96 26
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.
Repairs under the Direction of Surveyors.
DISTRICT NO. 1, ISAAC N. LINFIELD, Surveyor.
Paid Isaac N. Linfield, team-work, 40 days,
$160 00
John Wales,
9
ee
31 50
Richard Adams,
ce
6
ce 21 00
Thomas Good,
ce
4 ce
14 00
Albert T. Raymond,
ce
1 %
6 30
William Broad,
labor, 23 days, 40 25
Bernard O'Flaherty,
ce 22} ce
39 37
Thomas Duff,
20 ce
34 99
John Desmond,
ce
18元 ce
32 37
Michael O'Keefe,
ce
12
21 00
Patrick Flood,
ce
11
ce
19 25
Frank W. Blanchard,
ce
7
ce
12 25
Joseph Maher,
ce
5
ce
8 75
Thomas Prior,
ce
5 ce
8 75
Albert J. Raymond,
42
7 87
Michael J. McLaughlin,
4
ce
7 00
Patrick Barry,
ee
4
Re
7 00
Walter A. Jones,
3
"
.
5 25
·
ce
ce
8
Charles Taunt, labor, 3 days, $5 25
Martin P. Pike, for blasting rocks, laying pipe, 11 50
William A. Smith, for labor, 30 00
George Beasley, 25 00
Jedediah French, ce
1 00
Ebenezer Alden, for 253 loads of gravel, 20 24
Arthur W. Austin, for 199 loads of gravel, 15 92
Isaac N. Linfield, for repairing tools, 3 80
S. B. Corliss & Co., for repairing tools, 2 84
T. Fardy & Son, for repairs . 70
Total, .
$593 15
DISTRICT NO. 3, JAMES RILEY, Surveyor.
Paid Josiah Clark, team-work, 2221 days, 2 horses, $112 75
Ephraim Mann, team-work, 2 2 ce " 11 00
James Riley, for labor, 23} days, 47 18
Patrick Flood, ce
TO
ce
15 96
Thomas Johnston, ce
9.1
Re
15 93
John Desmond, ce
10 68
Frank W. Mann,
ce
64
ce
10 27
Ansel Mann, labor,
82
ce
14 93
Charles Piper,
ce
ce
14 93
Edward Piper,
ee
ee
10 23
Thomas Duff,
4-7%
ee
7 18
Andrew Nightingale, "
ce
8 33
Thomas Whalin, ce
3
ce
5 25
Emory Glover,
ce
3
ce
· 5 25
Charles Eddy,
ce
3
ce
.
5 25
Michael Brady,
3
ee
5 25
.
·
.
ce
.
·
ce
.
.
.
9
Paid Patrick Barry, for labor,
5-16 days,
$8 93
Willie A. Taber,
ee
3
ee
5 25
William B. White,
ce
1₺
Re
2 62 0
Frank Munroe,
ce
1
ee
1 75
Jonathan Hunt,
1.4.
2 75
Frank Wentworth,
13
ce
2 08
Eben Whitcomb, -
ce
1
1 75
Michael Brady, Jr.,
1
ee
1 00
George White,
ce
1
ce
1 00
Charles Mann, ce
ee
1 31
Heirs of John Spear, for 237 loads of gravel, 23 70
2 10
Josiah Clark, " 16 ce ce ee
1 60
Jesse Fenno, " 3 ee ee ee
30
William Campbell, for repairs,
50
Total, . $357 51
BRIDGE, OAK STREET, under direction of JAMES RILEY.
Paid Josiah Clark, team-work 32 days, 2 horses, . $15 25
James Riley, for labor, 6 Re
12 00
Ansel Mann, ee 4
ce 7 00
Willie A. Taber, for labor, 3-6 days,
6 53
Patrick Flood, 3 . ee ce 5 25
Andrew Nightingale,“ 24 Re . 4 07
Frank M. Mann, 1 . ee ee 1 75
Josiah Clark, use of wagon,
75
Ansel Mann, for stone, .
2 00
Charles Mann, " . ·
2 00
Daniel Wilde, ee
.
50
Total
$57 10
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Amasa Niles, for 21 loads of gravel,
·
.
10
DISTRICT NO. 5, MARTIN L. EDDY, Surveyor.
Paid Rufus A. Thayer, team-work, 9-3 days, .
$32 00
Manus Gallagher, ce
8
ce
· 28 00
William F. Kennedy, " 4
14 00
Martin L. Eddy, for labor,
152 ce
29 50
Lewis Jonės,
6
10 50
Abel Stetson,
e
6
ce
10 50
Michael Lee,
ce
5
.
8 75
Benj. Nightingale,
ee
5
se
8 25
Sylvanus Thayer,
ce
4
.
7 00
George Burrill,
3
e.
5 25
Noah Chessman,
ce
2
ce
3 50
Patrick Philips,
ce
1
ce
1 75
William F. Kennedy,“
1
1 75
George Bump.,
1
ce
1 75
Rufus A. Thayer,
ee
1
Re
.
1 75
Martin L. Eddy and others, picking stones,
35 42
Martin L. Eddy, for 168 loads of gravel,
13 84
B. L. Wales, "e
67
e.
5 36
Royal S. Holbrook, "
60
ee
6 00
Amasa Clark, » E 52 ce
5 20
. Francis E.'Stetson, " 30 ce
2 40
Rufus A. Thayer, " 10
ce
1 00
Total
$233 47
DISTRICT NO. 6, WILLIAM WHITE, Surveyor.
Paid William White, Jr., team-work, 17 days, . $51 00
ce Rufus Jones, 3 9 00
Robert McAuliffe, 3 ce ce 9 00
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1
11
Paid George L. Binney,
team-work,
¿ day,
$1 50
John Manning,
12
4¥50
Joseph Jones,
ce
1
ee
3 00
Edward White,
ce
32
ce
10 25
James Irvine,
ce
1
3 00
Maurice Kiley,
ee
ee
2 25
William White,
for labor, 17}
29 63
William White, Jr.,
ee
13
20 75
John B. McGraine,
ce
8₺
13 88
James Sutton,
ce
9
ee
14 50
James Blythe,
ee
8
ce
12 75
Edward White,
ce
ce
13 25
James Carroll,
ce
72
ee
11 78
Joseph Crosby,
ce
72
11 63
William Shields,
ce
ce
11 16
Patrick Mahon,
ee
5
ee
8 13
Patrick Crosby,
ce
5
ee
8 13
William Shields, Jr.,
ce
5
ce
8 00
James Barry,
ee
5
8 00
James Leddy,
ce
3
ce
5 26
John Desmond, 2d,
ee
4
ee
6 63
Owen Neary,
ee
32
ce
5 63
Lawrence Ormsby,
er
4
ce
6 38
Peter Sutton,
ce
22
ee
4 13
Patrick Wilkinson,
32
ee
5 25
John Carroll,
1
ee
1 50
Maurice Kiley,
ee
24
ee
3 57
Dennis Shea,
ee
2
ee
3 00
John Neary,
ee
12
ee
2 25
Rufus Jones,
ce
14
2 50
9
7
ce
ce
ee
·
12
Paid Caswell Poole,
for labor, 1 day,
$1 75
James Keenan,
ce
1
1 75
David¿Barry, ce
1
ce
1 50
Michael Devine, ce
1
·
1 50
Horace Holbrook,
3 4
.
87
Marcus Tirrell,
50
Patrick Manning,
37
William White, for bridge stone,
2 00
William Campbell, for repairs,
1 45
William White and others, picking stones,
13 68
Frederic Chandler, for 246 loads of gravel,
12 80
George L. Binney, " 77 ce
ce
3 85
John Manning,
57
ce
ce
2 85
Amasa Niles, ce
52 ce
ce
2 60
Ernst Dinter,
ee
15
ce
75
Henry Smith,
10 ce
er
80
Total,
$360 21
DISTRICT NO. 7, THOMAS GOOD, Surveyor.
Paid Thomas Good, team-work, 11. days, .
$38 50
David Good ce 32 ce 12 25
Dennis Sullivan, for labor, 112 days,
20 12
Christopher Ward,
12₺ ce
21 87
Thomas Good,
ce
4
ce
8 75
Thomas Ward,
ce
4
.
7 00
Michael Morgan,
ce
4 "
7 00
Michael O'Keefe,
3
ce
5 25
Richard Forrest,
ce
3
.
5 25
Daniel Elliott,
"
12
2 62
James Lyons,
1
ce
1 75
.
·
.
.
.
.
·
.
ce
ce
ce
13
Paid Michael Lee, for labor, 1 day,
$1 75
Thomas Patten and others, for picking stones,
4 50
Thomas Fardy & Son, for repairs,
50
Daniel Elliott, for 160 loads of gravel,
12 80
Ebenezer Alden, for 37 ce ce
2 96
Old Colony R.R. Corp., for 21 loads of gravel,
1 68
Total,
$154 55
DISTRICT NO. 8, THOMAS MORAN, Surveyor.
Paid Thomas Moran, for team-work, 432
days, .
$174 60
Thomas O'Holloran, " ee
6
44 45
Dennis Kelliher,
ce
6
. 21 00
Robert McAuliffe,
ce
ce
5
"
. 17 50
Daniel Leahy,
ce
2
ce
7 00
Daniel Kelliher,
12
ce
5 25
Matthew Moran,
for labor,
27.3 ce
47 77
Dennis Sullivan,
233
ce
41 12
Owen Sullivan,
ce
11 ee
19 37
Thomas Moran, Jr.,
13} ce
21 87
Thomas Duff,
ce
62
ce
10 87
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