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CR.
March, 1879. By balance in treasury,
$5,418 12
$5,418 12
April, 1879.
· $4,423 96
corporation tax,
48 88
town of Quincy (pauper),
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
.
·
48 00
$4,520 84
May. 1879.
By cash balance, .
$2,358 89
liquor licenses,
75000
E. M. Roel (tax, 1878),
400 58
" (tax, 1878),
731 45
town of Easton,
226 25
Pembroke,
26 00
Duxbury,
8 00
Foxboro,
25 80
city of Taunton,
97 00
loan (Randolph National Bank,
3,000 00
$7,781 85
June, 1879.
By cash balance, ·
$2,691 54
liquor licenses,
250 00
E. M. Roel (tax, 1878), .
973 99
town of Braintree,
47 11
Canton,
·
.
.
38 50
$4,001 14
July, 1879.
By cash balance, .
$88 22
liquor licenses. .
50 00
E. M. Roel (extra tax, 1878), .
90 17
Commonwealth note, .
7,000 00
$7,228 39
August, 1879.
By cash balance, .
.
·
·
·
·
. .
.
180 08
66 66
66 1878,
151 33
liquor license,
50 00
(loan) Randolph National Bank,
..
. .
.
4,000 00
$7,206 20
September, 1879.
By cash balance,
E. M. Roel (tax),
·
.
. . .
. .
·
. . .
. .
.
2,764 88
Almshouse,
.
384 00
·
.
.
.
.
·
.
·
.
·
·
. .
. . . .
.
.
$2,824 79
E. M. Roel, interest tax, 1877,
.
·
·
.
. $1,867 58
$5,016 46
·
.
157 88
Methuen,
By cash balance, .
66
DR.
THE TOWN OF RANDOLPH IN ACCOUNT WITH
October, 1879.
To cash paid Randolph National Bank (loan), 66 66 (loan),
.
.
.
.
. 3,000 00
interest on above notes,
205 42
Randolph National Bank (loan),
4,000 00
interest on above,
31 67
on town orders,
3,296 16
Balance,
.
.
4,033 32
November, 1879,
To cash paid sealer of weights and measures, for duplicate weights and measures, on town orders,
. .
5,095 75
Balance,
.
·
.
528 21
$5,637 96
December, 1879.
To cash paid county for dogs, Turner Library (interest),
300 00
Commonwealth Bank tax, 66 State tax,
2,683 69
on town orders, .
.
2,002 75
Balance,
.
.
.
5,969 76
$11,919 90
January, 1880.
To cash paid Commonwealth - interest on note of $7,000,
. $140 00
Turner Library (dogs), on town orders, .
.
.
2,225 71
Balance, .
.
.
7,304 06
$9,928 41
February, 1880.
To cash paid D. H. Huxford, .
. $10 00
on town orders, .
2,714 46
return births, marriages and deaths Balance,
.
.
.
6,688 70
$9,499 36
March; 1880.
To cash paid on town orders,
Commonwealth (note), ·
5,000 00
66 (interest),
450 00
Randolph Savings Bank (interest),
54 00
P. McMahon (interest),
204 00
E. M. Roel (tax, 1879), .
16 56
C. A. Wales (repairs Adams' estate),.
1 25
Town Treasurer (salary),
100 00
Town Treasurer (expense account),
52 62
Balance, .
$4,825 19
·
$7 00
7 00
· $278 70
.
. .
.
.
1
86 20
300 00
E. Moulton (interest), .
$5,087 20
.
$16,090 82
·
·
258 64
·
·
$5,000 00
$19,566 57
·
685 00
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CHARLES C. FARNHAM, TREASURER.
CR.
October, 1879.
$603 95
By cash balance, E. M. Roel (tax),
·
.
. . .
.
80 00
$19,566 57
November, 1879.
By cash balance,
E. M. Roel (tax, 1879),
·
·
·
.
1,331 89
town of Pembroke,
34 00
town of South Abington,
7 00
Almshouse,
231 75
December, 1879.
$528 21
from E. M. Roel (tax, 1879),
1,013 62
Commonwealth,
corporation tax, .
1,901 53
National Bank tax,
3,054 16
State aid,
2,137 00
indigent soldiers and sailors,
2,975 43
town of Duxbury,
31 25
dog licenses, 1879,
278 70
$11,919 90
January, 1880.
By cash balance, ·
$5,969 76
from E. M. Roel (tax, 1879), .
3,419 25
for rent of Ponkapoag pond, .
1 00
from Almshouse, .
62 62
Commonwealth (school fund),
217 14
County Treasurer (dogs),
258 64
$9,928 41
February, 1880.
By cash balance,
$7,304 06
from E. M. Roel (tax, 1879), :
1,756 18
School Committee,
373 12
town of Hanover,
20 00
town farm,
16 00
Selectmen (salt marsh),
28 00
H. B. Alden (tax, of 1874),
2 00
$9,499 36
March, 1880.
By cash balance,
$6,688 70
rent of Adams' estate,
55 00
E. M. Roel (tax, 1879),
2,615 50
County (South st.),
197 50
town of Holbrook,
1,367 77
board of W. Morrisey,
60 00
bills refunded, .
62 10
rent of Fearless Engine-house,
9 75
(loan) Randolph National Bank,
5,000 00
state aid overdrawn,
34 50
$16,090 82
The Auditors of the Town of Randolph, for the current fiscal year, have attended to heir duties, and find the accounts of the Town Treasurer correct, each item being accompanied by its corresponding voucher.
V. H. DEANE, HALE S. HOWARD, FRANK MORTON, Town Auditors.
RANDOLPH, Mass., March 18, 1880.
·
·
. 18,882 62
dividend Randolph Bank stock,
$4,033 32
$5,637 96
By cash balance,
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STATE OF THE TREASURY MARCH 18, 1880.
DR.
2 notes to Commonwealth ($5,000 each),
. $10,000 00
1 note to Commonwealth,
7,000 00
1 Randolph National Bank, 5,000 00
1
Savings Bank, 5,000 00
1
66 Turner Free Library,
5,000 00
6 notes to Patrick McMahon,
3,400 00
1 note to Lemuel Wentworth,
1,600 00
1 Ebenezer Moulton,
900 00
1 Lucy A. Wilbur, 500 00
1 George H. Nichols,
200 00
1
66 Jeptha Howard, 2,000 00
$40,600 00
Estimated amount of interest unpaid,
238 00
bills unpaid, .
300 00
Present town debt,
. $41,138 00
CR.
Coddington Fund. - Randolph National Bank stock (8 shares), $1,600 00 66 Quincy salt marsh, 500 00
Due from E. M. Roel (on tax of 1879), .
2,363 55
other towns and state,
860 60
R. Adams (note and interest),
898 84
Town Treasurer (cash balance), School Committee, .
308 51
for board of persons at Almshouse, . state aid due.
80 00
4,000 00
(act of 1879),
279 55
Total,
. $15,716 24
Respectfully submitted,
CHARLES C. FARNHAM,
Town Treasurer.
4,825 19
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STETSON SCHOOL FUND.
To the Selectmen and Inhabitants of the Town of Randolph :
The Trustees of the Stetson School Fund, in accordance with their duty, beg leave to present their annual Report. The securities are certificates of bank stocks, the list of which is identical with the one presented to your notice for a number of years, there having been seen no change in the same, as investments, that could result beneficially to the interest of the fund.
10 shares Eliot National Bank, Boston (par), · 10 ce Webster National Bank, Boston (par), . 1,000
$1,000
10 ee Hide and Leather National Bank, Boston
(par), 1,000
10
ee Shoe and Leather National Bank, Boston (par), 1,000
10
Exchange National Bank, Boston (par), 1,000
10 ce Boylston National Bank, Boston (par), . 1,000 Tremont National Bank, Boston (par), . 1,000
ce Old Boston National Bank, Boston (par), 1,000
Re Shawmut National Bank, Boston (par), 1,300
Randolph National Bank, Randolph (par), 1,300
$10,600
10 20 13
13
*
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The financial account annexed, gives a full exhibit of all receipts and expenditures for the year, rendering further comment by us upon the subject unnecessary, as everything of interest involved in the matter will be clearly understood and appreciated thereby.
As there are no reasons at present for expecting an in- creased income from the investments the ensuing year, or a material lessening of the expenditure necessary for the main- tenance of the school during the same, the town is respect- fully requested to appropriate the sum of twelve hundred and fifty dollars, to the end that no lack of funds may be allowed to embarrass the trustees in their efforts to carry on the school upon the plan and basis agreed upon, when it as- sumed the characteristics and duties of a High School.
STETSON HIGH SCHOOL.
At the annual commencement of the school, March 24, 1879, under the charge of Mr. V. H. Deane, principal, and Miss Augusta Bunker, assistant, there were forty applicants for admission examined, twenty-six of whom, fifteen girls and eleven boys, being found qualified were admitted, mak- ing the whole number in the school at the commencement, fifty-nine. The average number of pupils in attendance during the year is 503, and the number of weeks that the school has been in session, thirty-nine. The trustees have no essential change to report in the standing of the school from the elevated position which it has been their pleasure to report it as occupying in the past, considering its former record fully sustained at its annual examination on March 5, 1880, on which occasion, while the exercises were all very
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creditable to the pupils, and teachers as well, the members of the graduating class acquitted themselves in a manner highly complimentary, doing them much honor, and making it manifest that a great deal had been accomplished as re- ward for their patient labor in their long course of study. The examination was given in the presence of the trustees, patrons of the school, and many citizens who were gratified at its results. The graduating class consisted of the following- named pupils :-
NAMES OF GRADUATES.
Annie E. Pryor. Mary E. Heney.
Mary J. Gibbons.
Harriet E. Ormsby.
Lucy B. McCarthy. Edward H. McMahon.
The school for the ensuing year will commence on Mon- day, April 5, next, at 9 o'clock A.M., when applicants for admission will be examined at the school-rooms.
CHAS. H. HOWARD, DANIEL HOWARD, T. T. CUSHMAN, Trustees Stetson School Fund.
RANDOLPH, March 22, 1880.
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THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES, IN ACCOUNT
April, 1879.
· $30 00 20 00 ·
Tremont
20 00
Webster
20 00
Boylston
20 00
. Old Boston 66
20 00
Eliot
20 00
Hide and Leather National Bank, dividend,
65 00
Randolph
32 50
66
66
Shawmut
October, 1879.
$30 00
To Exchange National Bank, dividend,
20 00
Hide and Leather National Bank, dividend,
25 00
Shoe and Leather
20 00
Boylston
66
66
66
20 00
Webster
25 00
Tremont
20 00
(Hdl Boston
65 00
Randolph
32 50
66
66
Shawmut
To town appropriation,
282 62
148 29
224 10
66
.
.
$247 50
$277 50 1,250 00
Receipts from hall, State tax on bank stocks, refunded, Balance against the fund, and due S. Turner,
66
20 00
Eliot
66
DR.
To Exchange National Bank, dividend, .
66
66
"
$2,430
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WITH THE STETSON SCHOOL FUND.
CR.
1879. March.
By balance against the fund and due S. Turner,
$263 57
April.
By paying Colin Boyd's bill, care of room and supplies, 17 51 Seth Mann, 2d, for insurance, 33 82
Miss Bunker's bill, March 22 to April 19, 52 64 66 April 19 to May 17, 52 64
May.
By paying E. A. Perry's bill, labor and material, 5 87
June.
By paying Miss Bunker's bill, May 17 to June 14, June 27.
52 64
By paying Miss Bunker's bill, balance to date, V. H. Deane's bill, salary 3 months to July 1, .. sundries, 12 25
300 00
June 30. 23 15
By paying Colin Boyd's bill, care of room and sundries, July 15. 177 22
By paying H. Hybennet's bill, painting, &c., September 30.
300 00
By paying V. H. Deane's bill, 3 months' salary, October 1.
125 00
By paying R. W. Turner & Co.'s bill, coal, October 23.
43 88
By paying T. Fardy's bill, . October 27.
50
By paying Wm. H. Smith's bill, charcoal, November 21.
18 00
By paving Colin Boyd's bill, labor and sundries, December 31.
16 66
By paving V. H. Deane's bill, salary,
300 00 1880.
January 1.
By paying Miss Bunker's bill, salary, 125 00
February.
By paying .J. B. Thayer's bill, labor and material, 5 30
March 5.
By paying Colin Boyd's bill, labor and sundries, . 19 16
March 4, 14 04
The undersigned, Selectmen of the town of Randolph, have made examination of the accounts of the Trustees of the Stetson School Fund, as represented, and find them cor- rect. The balance against the fund, two hundred and twenty-four and ten one-hundredths dollars. The investments remain the same as last year, in the bank stock reported by the Trustees, the par value of which is $10,600, the certificates remaining in the hands of the Secretary, Hon. Seth Turner.
3 50
By paying J. S. Wilder's bill, for tuning organ, I). B. White & Co.'s bill, sundries to date, . March 15.
6 58
By paying Miss Bunker's bill, salary, 125 00
Trustees' and Secretary's services, one year, 20 00
V. H. Deane's salary, three months,
300 00
$2,430 01
JOHN T. FLOOD, JAMES A. TOWER, DANIEL HOWARD, Selectmen of Randolph.
RANDOLPH, March 22, 1880.
5
13 08
By paying Miss Bunker's bill. July 1 to October 1, F. A. Stanley's bill, labor and material, October 17.
3 00
By paying Chas. A. Wales' bill, labor and sundries, March 10.
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TURNER FREE LIBRARY.
TRUSTEES 1879-80.
SETH TURNER, President. J. WHITE BELCHER, Vice-President. ROYAL W. TURNER, Treasurer. GILBERT A. TOLMAN, Secretary.
Rev. JOHN C. LABAREE. Rev. JOSEPH C. FOSTER.
JOHN T. FLOOD, JAMES A. TOWER, DANIEL HOWARD, Selectmen of Randolph, ex-officiis.
JOHN V. BEAL, BENJAMIN DICKERMAN, NATHANIEL HOWARD, DANIEL HOWARD, JOHN B. THAYER, J. WINSOR PRATT.
Librarian. CHARLES C. FARNHAM.
Assistant. Miss MARGARET W. BOYD.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY.
The By-Laws of the "Turner Free Library " require this the Fourth Annual Report, made for the information of the town by the President, in behalf of the Trustees. As indi- cated a year since, the pages will relate to matters trans- piring during the year 1879, adding, perhaps, for more full information any items of interest occuring since 1880 opened.
TRUST.
No change has taken place under this head, the various committees having charge as provided of their different and respective trusts. The Finance Committee report the Fund as before, to be the note of the town, bearing interest at six per centum per annum for $5000, and in the custody of the Treasurer.
THE BUILDING.
The Committee on the Building offer no suggestions to the Trustees, and indicate no unusual outlay, although the ordi- nary repairs require constant attention.
LIBRARY.
Under this head, which is the one of vital interest to the public as well as to the Trustees, the full semi-annual re- ports of the Librarian are condensed, showing the actual workings of the Library.
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Number of days opened to the public,
309
Volumes issued during the year, . 23,470
Average daily issue for first half year, Average daily issue for last half year,
·
87
66
Number of volumes, January 1, 1879, 6,115
Number of volumes, January 1, 1880, .
6,679
Additions for the year,
564
Largest daily issue, March 29,
272
Smallest daily issue, January 2, .
3
Average daily issue for first half year,
87
Average daily issue for last half year,
66
Number of cards in use, July 1, .
1,886
Number of cards in use, January 1,
1,955
The foregoing figures indicate some diminution in the number of books taken from the Library, a fact most satis- factorily explained in the words of the Librarian, that many books were returned to the Library preparatory to the sup- posed usual examination in December (now changed by Trustee's vote to the summer period) ; and more pleasantly in his language that, " Our patrons to a considerable extent are not now engaged in rapid exchange of fiction but in the more tedious, yet wholesome, duty of studying better works, thus retaining the books drawn for much longer periods of time."
It is pleasant to feel that the taste of readers is improved as evidenced by the Librarian, and the earnest desire and efforts of the Trustees meet with hearty responses from the public. While not forgetting the desire for what is called " popular reading," and measurably catering to that senti- ment, it is hoped that a fair proportion of the yearly addi-
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tions to the shelves will contain solid and substantial matter that will be in constant demand and justify the re-reading by our patrons of the present and future. A card catalogue is being prepared by Doctor Farnham, which when com- pleted promises great utility and convenience. A careful inspection of the books of the Library has been made by the Committee, and testimony is here borne to the excellent con- dition in which it is found, bearing renewed evidence of the care exercised by both Doctor Farnham and his assistant Miss Boyd. The Trustees have heretofore complained of what appeared to be the exceptionally hard usage made of the books by the public and compared our citizens somewhat un- favorably with those of other sections of the State. They are now cheerful in their testimony to a marked improve- ment exercised by the takers in their treatment of the vol- umes of the Library, and credit patrons favorably when con- trasting with the treatment shown in many other libraries. It should never be forgotten that the abuse of books dimin- ishes the funds otherwise used in accessions when exhausted in repairs and substitutions.
FUNDS.
The Treasurer's account, accompanying, offers to the Town a summary of the year's work, varying little from the situa- tion of 1878. The income it should be remembered ac- crues largely as before late in the year, while expenditures are being made in advance of receipts from income and ap- propriation, and the balance on hand to be rapidly reduced by current bills. The By-Laws require the President to offer to the Town estimates of receipts and expenses : -
F
e
·
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The figures are a repetition of the last year ; viz., from rents,
$600 00
Interest on permanent fund (Randolph note), . And they request appropriation of the " dog money," estimated as, · ·
300 00
300 00
And also the usual appropriation of
500 00
Total,
$1,700 00
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THE ACCOUNT OF ROYAL W. TURNER, TREASURER. DR.
To balance of last year's account in Bank,
$1,073 69
Cash of Town "Dog money," .
279 97
for rents, ·
600 00
Librarian, for fines and catalogues,
43 30
Banks, for heat and light,
80 00
Parish, for light,
35 00
of S. & R. W. Turner, for light,
100 00
Town of Randolph, interest, .
300 00
66
appropriation, . .
500 00
CR.
$3,011 96
By amount paid for repairs and improvements,
$69 48
for janitor, · 129 95
for books, magazines, papers, &c.,
746 74
for fuel, .
132 50
for light,
.
144 79
librarian,
500 00
for supplies,
9 44
for postage,
50
for insurance,
218 75
for expressing,
29 40
for printing, .
20 00
Balance deposited in Bank,
1,010 41
.
$3,011 96
The auditors, Messrs. James H. Tower, Nath'l Howard and John V. Beal, verify the foregoing account, and the treasurer holds the note of the Town of Randolph for $5000.
Respectfully submitted,
SETH TURNER, President Board of Trustees.
RANDOLPH, March 11, 1880.
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BIRTHS.
REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF RANDOLPH FOR THE YEAR 1879.
DATE.
NAME OF CHILD.
NAMES OF PARENTS.
Jan. 11,
Margaret Twoomey,
.
Daniel and Mary (Meany).
18,
Helen E. White, .
Daniel B. and Flora A. (Belcher).
20,
James E. Sanderson,
·
24,
Bertram W. Chessman,
·
Feb. 6, 7,
Nettie E. English,
.
11,
Nellie Meaney,
11, Mary Megley, .
20,
Mabel B. Mann,
March
6,
Elmer B. Holbrook,
Augustus and Margaret (Reynolds).
14,
Albert E. Packard,
Barnaby A. and Myra E. (Dean). Charles F. and Flora E. (Otis).
14,
Roger A. Davenport,
18,
21,
Charles G. Nightingale, Charlotte Kindred,
Andrew C. and Albina G. (Peterson). William and Katie A. (Kindred). George A. and Emma C. (Chessman). George and Ellen (O'Keefe).
April
Susan Soule,
Cady and Mary J. (Meyers).
2, 4 11,
Joseph E. Perry,
Edward A. and Martha E. (Turner). Frederick and Lucy A. (Lowell).
18,
Charles L. Hogan,
24, 3, 4,
James J. Hurley, . William Boyle, Mary Riley,
Jeremiah and Honora (Sweeney). Michael and Annie M. (Driscoll). William W. and Katie J. (Hogan). John C. and Margaret (Farley). Luke and Mary E. (Riley).
6 12, 15, 17,
Frank C. Walsh,
Wesley W. and Mary J. (Thayer). Stillman B. and Louisa (Thompson). Michael P. and Elizabeth (Donohue). Franklin and Mary (DeNeil).
22, 22, 23, 26,
Charles O'Reilley, Corliss,
Simon B. and Susan (Kingsbury).
31, 2, 4,
Bertha L. Frame, Ellen A. Mackedon, Edson N. Roel,
Elbridge G. and Mary E. (Ainsley). William and Almira L. (Bump). Michael and Mary (Gallagher). Charles A. and Jennie -
4, 6, 12,
William P. Sullivan, Ethel L. Ainsley, . Charles E. Glover, . Mary A. O'Brien,
William P. and Johanna (Barry). Gustavus and Mary E. (Freeman).
28, 2, 22, 25, 27,
Gordon R. Thayer, John F. Curran,
John M. and Elisabeth A. (Lyons). Wilbur F. and Lydia A. (Partridge). Crohan and Johanna (Lee).
29,
30,
31, 1,
Charles W. Martin, James M. Malley, Mary C. Dennehy, . Ellen G. Sullivan, . Margaret E. Mahoney, J. Ovila Lomby, Jennie L. Delano,
·
Peter and Philomena (Lomby).
Aug.
3,
Emory A. and Jennie R. (Adams).
.
Thomas F. and Fanny E. (Hogan). James H. and Mary (Carroll). James and Ellen A. (Megley). Seth W. and Emma A. (Frittz). Morton and Merlinda C. (Hollis).
24, 26, 1,
Paine,
Helen Dexter,
Tirrell,
Augustus L. and Sarah J. (Poole).
Wesley C. Fowler, Eugene McCarthy,
May
June
Nellie Barry,
William C. and Mary (Meaney). Florence and Alice (Brennan). William H. and Hannah I. (Stetson). Ira E. and Sarah J. (Eddy).
17,
Henry Woodman,
Margaret Dumphy,
Mary E. Taylor,
James and Margaret (Brady).
Hattie I. Stetson,
July
8,
Augustus E. Forrest,
Jolın Mahoney,
Thomas H. and Mary A. (Treanor). S. Alphonzo and Etta E. (Wilbur). Bartholomew and Mary (Butler).
William F. and Elisabeth A. (Kiley). John F. and Sarah E. (Bennison). Patrick and Ellen F. (Pope).
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BIRTHS REGISTERED IN 1879 -CONTINUED.
DATE.
NAME OF CHILD.
NAME OF PARENTS.
Aug.
4,
Lewis Boyle,
John A. and Mary (Dennehy).
6.
Nellie Sullivan,
.
Daniel and Ann (Madagan).
9,
Walter L. Hickey,
Hugh and Rosina (Jones).
21,
Emma M. Elliot,
Daniel A. (Jr.) and Emma (Dillon).
26,
Thomas F. Uniack,
Richard (2d) and Elizabeth J. (Cahill).
31,
Victor A. Cornish, .
James and Emma (Williams).
31,
- Jones,
James M. and Sarah M. (Whitten).
Sept.
7,
Poole,
Everett A. and Martha A. (Holbrook).
9,
Flossie P. Holbrook,
Martin G. and Ida M. (Hollis).
10,
Elisha F. White,
Lawrence J. and Melissa (Spear).
16,
Louis V. Deane,
Clarence H. and Annie A. (Morgan).
17,
John Purcell, .
Thomas and Susan E. (Wren).
18,
- Riley,
James and Margaret T. (Riley).
22,
John Cannery,
Edward and Julia (Cannery).
24,
Allen H. Alden, - Blanchard,
Charles (Jr.) and Mary A. (Welch). Peter and Kate (Bracken).
28, 8, 11, 13,
Jennie M. Mclaughlin, . Eva Raymond, - Poole, .
George F. and Nellie (Sigourney).
13,
Edward Stratton Deane,
John H. and Sarah A. (Wentworth). Frank N. and Leila M. (Miles).
16, 22, 27,
Lee Hammond Porter, Knight,
Edwin F. and Lucinda F. (Wood). Edward and Elizabeth (Quinn).
30, 1, 2.
Jeremiah Donovan, Bagnall,
Charles D. and Mary L. (Belcher). Thomas S. and Mary F. (Riley). Albert E. and Louisa H. (Hall).
8, 10, 11, 13,
Clara L. Bradford, - Latham,
Charles W. and Jane E. (Howard).
Grace W. Cole,
Charles H. and Fannie H. (Cole),
Thomas F. Carroll,
William and Margaret A. (Driscoll).
26,
Albert C. Wilde,
Charles H. and Ellen F. (May). Albridge and Mary A. (Mann).
27,
Frederick I. Jones,
SUMMARY.
Males, Females,
.
. 49
42
Total, ·
91
Oct.
7, 12, 13,
Mary F. McMahon,
18,
William H. Curran, Ellen Moore,
Bernard and Hannah (Dooley).
Ada M. Allen,
Samuel A. and Abba D. (Stetson).
Nov.
Bertha B. Winslow,
Bartlett A. and Lizzie C. (Esterbrook). Michael J. and Jane (McIvor).
28,
Elizabeth Bracken,
Chester L. Paine, .
Lewis S. and Marion A. (Dyer).
Joseph and Margaret E. (McMahon).
7,
John F. Curran,
Frederic P. and Annie M. (Cahill).
Fred L. Chandler, .
.
.
Franklin and Eliza R. (Woodman).
27,
Joseph D. Wales,
Henry James and Alma B. (Corliss).
Charles Heney,
Albert M. and Phoebe H. (Thayer).
29,
Frank W. and Emeline W. (Broad).
Edward P. and Sarah J. (Hayes),
24,
Dec.
·
82
MARRIAGES.
REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF RANDOLPH FOR THE YEAR 1879.
DATE.
NAMES.
BIRTHPLACE.
. RESIDENCE.
AGE.
Jan.
9.
Nathan A. Tolman, Aralinda Leighton,
Stoughton, Millbridge, Me.,
·
Millbridge, .
36
13,
Charles D. Bagnell, Mary L. Belcher,
Chelsea, . Randolph,
.
New York city, Randolph, .
·
20
Feb.
15,
John L. Wood, Sarah Jane Howard, .
Stoughton, Braintree,
Randolph, . 66
20
17
18,
Thomas Sylvester Curran, Mary Frances Riley, .
Randolph,
.
Randolph, . 66
22
22,
John Ring, . Honora Lyons,
Cork Co., Ireland, . 66 66
Randolph, ·
32
26,
John T. Stanley, . Clary L. Deane, .
Randolph, 66
.
.
Holbrook,
20
Mar.
5,
Clarence Eben Bean, . Lydia Estelle Abbott,
South Weymouth, . Randolph, .
Holbrook, Randolph, .
19
12,
John H. Poole,
Brockton,
Randolph, ·
21
Sarah A. Wentworth,
Canton, .
66
18
22,
George M. Johnson, Hannah C. Burrell,
Randolph, 66
Randolph, .
33
19
26,
Eli Eddy, Ella A. Bridge,
Yarmouth, N.S.,
18
Apr.
16,
Frank M. Beal, Annie W. Belcher,
Randolph, 66
Randolph, ·
25
25,
Samuel Cote,
.
.
Richmond, .
21
27,
John H. Jones, M'y A.Weatherbee (Ward),
South Scituate, Belmont, Me.,
.
South Scituate,
63
May
1,
Thomas David Barry, Frances M. Hogan,
Randolph,
Randolph, .
19
1,
Lewis W. Cushman, . Mary J. Eddy, ·
.
Sumner, Me., . Randolph,
Randolph, ·
24
June
19,
Horatio B. Alden, Jr., Mary Ellen Mann,
Randolph,
Randolph, ·
24
July
3,
William F. McGaughey, Mary E. Powderly,
Randolph, 66
Trenton, N.J.,
27
Randolph, .
25
16,
Michael Devine, . Margaret White, .
Boston, . Randolph,
Randolph, ·
27
24
.
Randolph, .
55
.
66
28
Randolph,
21
·
.
.
Holbrook,
Holbrook,
21
Sarah Harlow,
.
Richmond, Me.,
.
.
6
17
.
66
20
Randolph,
Randolph, ·
25
20
41
19
27
29
24
83
MARRIAGES IN 1879 - CONTINUED.
DATE.
NAMES.
BIRTHPLACE.
RESIDENCE.
AGE.
Aug.
6,
George E. Mann, Alice A. Goldthwait, .
Randolph, Stoughton,
Randolph,
18
Sept.
15,
Isaac Lafou,
DeBail, Ca.,
Holbrook, 66
54
25,
James H. Garrity, Mary J. Barry, .
Boston,
Randolph, 66
31
25,
Thomas F. Lynch, Alice B. Carey, .
Ireland, .
Randolph,
31
Randolph,
Holbrook,
20
30,
John J. Glover, ·
Quincy, . Rand Iph,
Holbrook, .
30
Oct.
1,
Daniel O'Neil, Alice A. Harris, .
Randolph, 66
Holbrook, Randolph,
22
12,
John Henry Glover, Lillie Maria Stetson, .
Quincy, . Randolph,
Randolph, 66
22
15,
Walter H. Lyons, Isabella S. Wales,
Braintree,
·
Braintree, .
20
15,
Frederick S. Howard, Mary Hannah Alden, .
Randolph, 66
Randolph, ·
21
23,
Syria Wales Paine, Jr., Lucy Maria Jones,
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