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those of Miss Bunker, whose efficiency fully sustains the opinion expressed concerning her in a previous report. The school being in the hands of competent teachers, for the present, at least, the Trustees feel justified in assuring its patrons that it will maintain the high standing it has hitherto attained, and make such further progress as the spirit of this enlightened age shall demand, an earnest of what is prom- ised for it being afforded by the great excellence of the thirty- seventh annual public examination which occurred March 18th inst., in the school-rooms, followed by the exhibition of the graduating class in Stetson Hall, where the diplomas were presented it, in the presence of the Trustees, the School Committee, the clergy of the town, invited guests and citi- zens generally ; the spacious hall being filled to its utmost seating capacity. All seemed well pleased with the exercises, no utterances being heard but those of approval and entire sat- isfaction with the manner in which the pupils acquitted them- selves in both places. The graduating class consisted of the following-named pupils : -
NAMES OF GRADUATES.
Lizzie Dwight Leach, Nellie Mabel Field,
Hattie Emma Towns, Clara Wales Alden,
Katie Agnes Keirnan. Mary Bridget DeNeill.
The plan of examining candidates for admission to the school at or near the close of the school -year, instead of at its commencement, as heretofore, has been adopted, and in ac- cordance therewith an examination was held on March 5, at which time, out of thirty-three applicants, twenty-three being, on examination, found qualified to meet the require- ments, were admitted to membership for the ensuing year. These admissions make the school quite large, perhaps larger
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than ever before, and necessitate the placing of several new seats in the school-room.
The school for the ensuing year will commence on Tues- day, April 5, next, at 9 o'clock A.M.
DANIEL HOWARD, T. T. CUSHMAN, EDWARD KANE, Trustees Stetson School Fund.
RANDOLPH, March 21, 1881.
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DR.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES IN ACCOUNT
1880.
April. To Exchange Bank. dividend, . $30 00
Shoe and Leather Bank, dividend. 25 00
Hide and Leather Bank.
25 00
Shawmut Bank.
39 00
Boylston Bank.
٠،
25 00
Eliot Bank.
25 00
Webster Bank. . .
. 25 00
Tremont Bank,
..
. 30 00
Old Boston Bank,
..
.
30 00
Randolph Bank, ..
65 00
·
$319 00
Oct. To Exchange Bank, dividend.
. $30 00
Boylston Bank.
25 00
Shoe and Leather Bank, dividend.
25 00
Hide and Leather Bank,
25 00
Eliot Bank,
25 00
Webster Bank,
20 00
Shawmut Bank. ..
32 50
Tremont Bank.
. .
30 00
Old Boston Bank.
20 00
Randolph Bank. ..
.
65 00
One half of Town Appropriation in April, $625 00 One half Town Appropriation in Jan .. 1881, 625 00
1881,
Jan. To Tax refunded by State,
189 52
Rent of Hall to sundry parties during year. 140 00
$2,196 02
·
$297 50
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WITH STETSON SCHOOL FUND. CR.
1880.
April. By balance against the Fund from last year, $224 10
April 17. By paying J. L. Hammett, bill stationery, . 5 10
May 22. By paying Willard Small. bill 21 70
June 24. By paying E. M. Lovering. three months' salary. 250 00
By paying Miss Augusta Bunker 125 00 By paying Colin Boyd, labor and repairs, 23 61
.Aug. 4.
By paying F. Porter bill of items, 18 55
Sept. 30. By paying Miss Bunker salary, 126 83
Oct. 1. By paying Mr. Lovering salary and items 255 00
By paying J. E. Nash, bill repairs clock, 2 00
Nov. 18. By paying Colin Boyd, care of room and material, 17 66
Nov. 19. By paying Miss Bunker salary in part (one half term). 62 50
Dec. By paying Miss Bunker balance of term, 62 50
Dec. 31. By paying E. M. Lovering, salary one term, .
250 00
By paying R. W. Turner & Co., 9 tons coal, .
54 00
1881.
Jan. 3. By paying H. H. Francis part of repairs and additions, 194 62 Feb. 22. By paying R. Jordan, repairs of rods (lightning). 4 00
By paying Mr. Lovering salary one term, , 250 00
By paying Miss Bunker salary one half term, .
62 50
By paying Miss Bunker 66
By paying Colin Boyd, care of room and repairs, · 62 50
21 51
By paying Trustees and Secretary for services one year. Ş5 each. 20 00
$2.113 68
Balance to new account.
82 34
$1.196 02
The undersigned. Selectmen of the town of Randolph, have made ex- amination of the accounts of the Trustees of the Stetson School Fund, as represented, and find them correct. The balance in the treasury, eighty- two and thirty-four 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.
JOHN T. FLOOD, SIDNEY FRENCH. ROYAL T. MANN. Selectmen of Randolph.
RANDOLPH, March 7. 1881.
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TURNER FREE LIBRARY.
TRUSTEES 1880-81.
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, ROYAL T. MANN, SIDNEY FRENCH, Selectmen of Randolph, ex officiis.
BENJAMIN DICKERMAN, DANIEL HOWARD, JOHN V. BEAL, NATHANIEL HOWARD, JOHN B. THAYER, J. WINSOR PRATT.
Librarian. CHARLES C. FARNHAM.
Assistant.
MISS MARGARET W. BOYD.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Articles 3d and 4th of the By-Laws require that the Pres- ident (and in his absence, the Vice-President ) shall annually make to the Town, before the spring meeting, a full report in writing of the condition of the Trust, the Building, Li- brary and Funds, or he may include in his such parts of the reports before submitted to the Trustees by the various Com- mittees, with the estimates and recommendations, as he shall deem best. The undersigned, in behalf of the Trustees, submits the following statement as the Fifth Annual Report, in conformity to said by-laws. The first requirement of the report relates to the -
TRUST.
This embraces all the property held, to wit, the building, library and investments, all of which are under the immedi- ate care and supervision of various committees, subject to the approval of the Board. The Committee on Finance, in their report to the Trustees, state that the cash portion of the fund remains the same as formerly, and consists of a note of the Town of Randolph for $5,000, which is in the hands of the Treasurer.
BUILDING.
The. Committee who have the general care of the Library Building report to the Trustees its general good condition and its occupancy by the same parties as in previous years. No extraordinary expense will be required the present year for repairs or improvements.
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LIBRARY.
Great credit is due the gentlemen composing the Library Committee for their labor, care and admirable discretion in the selection of the valuable and useful collection of books now upon our catalogue, and also for the prompt and faithful manner in which they have discharged all the important duties devolving upon them. And I cannot refrain from al- luding to the feeling often expressed by the Trustees, that the Librarian and his assistant have each performed their respective duties in a highly satisfactory and creditable manner.
Year by year more importance is being attached to the advantages derived from public libraries, and the demand is steadily increasing for useful and instructive reading. The present and future standard of thought and manners of char- acter and intelligence in any community depends in a great measure on the style of books read and examined by the patrons of its public library.
People in the various cities and towns in this Commonwealth who are already provided for, consider the Public Library as one of the great auxiliaries in educational pursuits. Such : treasure house in this generation is coveted by every intelli- gent community. In the last Report of the Trustees of the Library in the town of Quincy, occurs the following : "It is also a fact worthy of mention that of the four towns int( which the original Braintree has been subdivided, - Brain tree, Randolph and Holbrook being the other three,- Quincy the old 'North Precinct,' where the church was firs gathered, was the last to be supplied with a public library building. To the Thayer Library in Braintree, the Hol brook Library in Holbrook and the Turner Library i Randolph, is now added the Thomas Crane Library i Quincy."
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The semi-annual reports of the Librarian to the Trustees best show the practical workings of the Library during the year 1880, from which the following statistics are given : -
Number of days open to the public, 295
Volumes issued for six months to July 1, 1880, 11,000
Volumes issued for six months to Jan. 1, 1881, 8,685
Largest daily issue for six months to July 1, 1880, 270
Largest daily issue for six months to Jan. 1, 1881, 213
Average daily issue for six months to July 1, 1880, 72
Average daily issue for six months to Jan. 1, 1881, 62
Smallest daily issue for 1880, 2
Largest monthly issue during 1880, 2,135
Smallest monthly issue during 1880 (excluding July,
in which month the Library was closed several days for examination), June, 1.438
Average monthly issue for the year, 1,640
Number of cards in use for six months to July 1, 1880, 2,041 Number of cards in use for six months to Jan. 1, 1881, 2,127 Number of volumes in the Library, Jan. 1, 1880, 6,679
Number of volumes in the Library, Jan. 1, 1881, 7,194 Additions for the year, 515
The following extract taken from the Report of the Librarian contains many interesting suggestions : -
" I find increasing pleasure in the assurance that our Pub- lic Library (the pride and boast of the village) has lost nothing of its prestige or usefulness ; but rather while serv- ing largely to agreeably entertain many of its patrons, it is also slowly, yet surely, establishing itself as a vital link in the chain of educational agencies, and is thus creating for
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itself a constant, appreciative and more enduring influence. It cannot be expected that in five short years, and in a manu- facturing village, the Public Library will or can attain its legitimate sphere of influence. To reach such a standard is both desirable and salutary, and each and every means should be used which may conduce to its successful accom- plishment. When the treasures of the Library are rightly appropriated, and its mission properly understood by the public, it has an educational power higher, broader and more abiding than even the much-famed Public Schools of our Commonwealth. They are but the narrow staircase leading to the great galleries of science and investigation found only in our Public Libraries. Toward this much-desired education of the popular mind much might be accomplished by the instructors of High and Grammar schools would they but recommend to their graduates such continued course of study and reading as may be freely found in the Library.
" The Library may have its abuses, but it is a great comfort to feel that we are able to accomplish very much of good. Could the public know of the meagre beginnings of some of our laboring boys, who at first were content to read only the Robinson Crusoes of our shelves, and who now are poring night after night over the deepest essays, and reveling amid the foreign classics, they would feel much had been accom- plished. Since my last report the annual examination of books has been made; and every volume found upon the shelves (save only two previously reported as stolen). The examination revealed the fact that quite a number of volumes, now badly worn, must soon be replaced or condemned.
" Our Supplementary Catalogue has been completed, and is slowly finding its way into the homes of our patrons. Thus far we have heard only commendatory remarks con- cerning it. It certainly meets a long-felt necessity, and is
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in keeping with the substantial character of our Library. In regard to the Monthly Bulletins, I have endeavored to make them somewhat more complete than in the past, thus simulating more perfectly the plan of the catalogues.
" The Trustees have instructed the Librarian to distribute gratuitously (to all persons purchasing catalogues) copies of the Bulletins as they may be published."
Catalogues can be obtained of the Librarian at prices ranging from twenty to fifty cents each.
FUNDS.
To conduct the Library the coming year to meet the wants of its patrons, the estimates from income are as follows :-
From rents,
Interest on town note (cash fund),
$600 00 300 00
$900 00
Appropriations asked for from the town " dog tax " (by estimate), $250 00
The Trustees respectfully request the usual appropriations made in previous years of
500 00
750 00
$1,650 00
The accounts of the Treasurer herewith annexed, show the receipts and expenditures for the past year, and which have been duly audited by the proper committee.
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ACCOUNT OF ROYAL W. TURNER, TREASURER.
Jan. 1880.
RECEIPTS.
Balance on hand, .
$1,010 41
Fines received of the Librarian,
40 65
Catalogues sold by Librarian,
4 35
Received from town " dog tax," ·
258 64
Rents received from Randolph National Bank,
100 00
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D. B. White & Co., 300 00
Cash received from banks for proportion of heat, . 50 00
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for proportion of light, . 15 00
from parish for
25 00
66 from S. & R. W. Turner for propor-
tion of light, . ·
60 00
Cash received from town appropriation, .
500 00
from interest on town note ($5,000
the amount of the fund),
300 00
$2,864 05
Jan. 1880. EXPENDITURES.
Amount paid Librarian for salary, .
$500 00
for services preparing new
catalogue, .
100 00
for printing new catalogue,
184 50
for repairs, gas fixtures and sundries,
23 75
for gasoline,
144 96
66 for printing,
43 00
66 janitor for services, .
131 99
for sundry bills, 11 45
66 for postage, ·
2 44
for coal and wood,
164 00
66 for expressage,
22 67
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Savings Bank, 100 00
·
.
·
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Amount paid for books, papers, pamphlets, &c., . $678 21 Balance on hand, deposited in Randolph Natl. Bank, 857 18
$2,864 05
Respectfully submitted,
J. WHITE BELCHER,
Vice-President of the Board of Trustees. RANDOLPH, March 9, 1881.
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BIRTHS. REGISTERED IN RANDOLPH, 1880.
DATE.
NAME OF CHILD.
NAMES OF PARENTS.
1879.
June 26,
Maggie B. Donkin,
James M. and Louisa (Hall).
July 10,
Willie H. Porter,
.
Daniel R. and Emma J. (Peach).
Oct.
26,
Ella C. DeNeil,
Philip and Anna A. (Nash).
Nov. 16,
Hattie F. Stone,
George K. and Hattie L. (Mansfield).
1SS0.
Jan. 4, 8,
Charles Gallagher, Joseph O'Connor,
Michael P. and Mary (McNamarra).
12,
Chester L. Stetson,
Lewis K. and Amanda J. (Huff).
12,
Annie D. Riley,
James T. and Mary (McMahon).
10,
Alice Donahue,
John F. and Anna F. (Jordan).
17,
Mary C. Hill, .
Charles F. and Lydia W. (Purrington).
Feb.
19, 10,
William J. Howard, Faunce,
Hiram S. and Hannah E. (Clark).
11,
Nellie Meaney,
James H. and Mary (Carroll).
19,
Walter C. Mann,
.
George E. and Margaret (Shepard).
26,
Patrick F. Sullivan,
Patrick H. and Elizabeth R. (Kerrigan).
March
Michael Brady,
James and Margaret (Cahill).
10,
Arthur M. Beal,
Frank M. and Anna W. (Belcher).
20,
Alice Dennehey,
Daniel D). and Margaret (McConety).
22,
Richard Powers,
John and Anna (Rogers).
28, 31, 31,
Elizabeth A. Johnston, Arthur Denning,
Philip and Bridget (McAuley).
28, 1,
Jennie Neary, .
James E. and Anna C. (DeNeil).
7,
William H. and Marion L. (Walker).
12, 22,
Charles L. Barry,
Thomas D. and Frances M. (Hogan). James and Susan M. (Pool).
30, 5, 7,
Amy L. Thompson, Mary E. Donohue, . Walter E. Slader, . Louisa Dexter,
George and Ellen A. (Keefe).
18,
18,
Mary L. Hayden, Harold F. Howard, Herbert Jones,
Thomas F. and Bridget E. (Bohan). William H. and Lizzie A (Drury). Edgar and Frances O. (Cross). Soriano M. and Mary E. (Orcutt).
28, 5, 6,
Nellie F. Rooney, . Edwin M. Stetson, . James H. Barry, Julia Fitzgerald, . Vintie Clark,
Peter T. and Ellen T. (Donnovail). William M. and Grace E. (Hobart). Thomas G. and Nellie F. (Sullivan). Jeremiah and Mary A. (Smith).
23, 26, 26,
Charles F. Sheridan, William E. Foley, . John Kelliher, - Chase,
·
. Patrick H. and Catharine E. (Blanch). James E. and Margaret (Barry). Denis and Rose H. (Riley).
July
Ralph K. Corliss,
Simon B. and Susan (Kingsbury). .
James McLaughlan, Kate O'Neil,
.
Timothy and Ellen M. (Davis).
10,
Hugh Gerrity,.
James H. and Mary J. (Barry).
13,
Frances McLaughlan,
.
Wm. F. Morrisey and Marg't T.McLaughlar
.
Thomas and Joanna (McAulitfe).
April
Maud L. Pratt, George Cass, .
Edward D. and Sarah G. (Frawley).
18,
Thomas and Ellen (Mullins).
May
Byron and Millie R. (Smith).
11, James P. Riley,
June
12, 19,
Benjamin L. and Lucy A. (Myers).
24,
30, 2, 6, 6, 10, Jennie E. Eddy,
James D. and Mary E. A. (Kerrigan).
.
· George F. and Mary E. ( Glover).
25, 4, 8,
Francis McLaughlan, John Dunn,
Frank and Julia A. (Delano).
20,
George E. Easton, .
·
Michael and Mary (Sullivan).
John J. and Catherine (Green).
Lena E. Jones,
George W. and Olive M. (Hayden).
.
John and Elizabeth (Doonor).
Anne F. Moran,
.
.
Augustus L. and Mary L. (Mann).
Peter and Katie (Igo).
Charles D. and Mary E. (Fardy).
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BIRTHS REGISTERED IN RANDOLPH, 1880. - CONTINUED.
DATE.
NAME OF CHILD.
NAMES OF PARENTS.
July
15,
Patrick Kinnier,
.
Patrick and Joanna C. (Burke).
22,
Grace .W Belcher,
·
Benjamin and Caroline A. (Billings).
20,
Wilfred A. Bearse,
J. Frank and Kate (Brightman).
Aug.
1,
Isabel T. Perry,
Edward A. and Martha E. (Turner).
7,
Hattie Good,
William E. and Maria (Kelliher).
13,
Edith A. Shedd,
Henry H. and Sarah J. (Chessman). Robert and Ellen (Cousins).
24,
Elien T. McAuliffe,
Andrew E. and Mary F. (Beman).
31,
30, Lawrence E. Hayes, Frank L. Jones,
James M. and Sarah M. (Whitten).
31,
Ellen A. Mc Auliffe,
Robert and Anne M. (Barry).
Sept.
2,
Clara A. Whiting, .
Jared and Emma W. (Maege).
4, Margaret H. Uniac, 1, Cora A. Baker,
Minot W. and Emma A. (Fritts).
Flora M. Flint,
Charles and Mabel A. (Cragin).
6, 8, Margaret McAuliffe,
Richard and Margaret (Mcsweeney).
14,
Anna C. Devine,
James and Mary A. (Eddy). Morton and Melinda C. (Hollis).
2.2,
Oscar W. Holbrook,
Enos and Sarah M. (Burrell). John F. and Sarah C. (Bennison).
14,
George L. Binney, . Ella Forrest, .
George L. and Jeanette (Wilbur). Augustus and Margaret (Reynolds).
16,
William Clark,
Patrick and Mary (Sweeney). Joseph and Anna M. (Wild).
Nov.
4,
Daniel and Mary A. (Meaney). Thomas and Alice B. (Carey).
25.
Alden, Elizabeth Clark,
James W. and Mary (Bentley).
Dec.
3, 8,
- Bauermeister,
George H. and Henrietta C. (Paine).
10, 19,
E'len E Hurley,
.
19, Bartholomew Mahoney, . Partholomew and Mary (Builer).
21,
18,
Lena Maria Fretterton, John Heney,
John and Martha (McMullen).
19,
John Sanderson,
Thomas H. and Mary A. (Trainor).
Oct.
30, 1, Arthur Gorstle,
Harry W. and Anna P. (Simmons).
18, 19, 22,
Wade C. Belcher,
Thomas and Fanny E. (Hogan),
30,
Maggie A. English, John F. Mahoney, . Gertie B. Johnson, Theressa Pope,
David and Elizabeth (Dennehey).
12,
Mary C. Toomey,.
12, Ellen F. Lynch,
John S. and Maggie A. (Birdsall).
23,
Katie F. Smith,
Martin F. and Mary E. (Callahan).
23,
Frederick H. and Josephine C. (Gadon).
Mary J. Kennedy, .
Nicholas and Margaret E. (Rooney). William W. and Catharine J. (Hogan). Patrick and Rosanna (Heart).
Charles Mahoney, .
George M. and Hannah C. (Burrell).
20, John H. Bowman, .
Patrick F. and Ellen F. (Pope).
15,
25, Lottie E. Holbrook, Alice Sullivan,
Richard and Elizabeth J (Cahill).
·
· William F. and Maria E. (Shankland).
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MARRIAGES. REGISTERED IN RANDOLPH, 1880.
DATE.
NAMES.
RESIDENCE.
AGE.
Jan.
7,
William H. White, Anna M. Donohue,
Randolph,
19
18,
Joseph Fisher,
Brockton,
27
Margaret T. Howard, .
·
Randolph,
24
20,
Charles Franklin Wild, Ellen Palmer King,
Randolph,
24
22,
William O. Keefe, Julia A. Crosby, .
Randolph,
25
Feb.
10,
Ephraim Wood,
.
Brockton,
21
Catharine J. Murray,
Stoughton,
21
March
8,
Wilder B. Hodsdon,
Cambridge,
20
Lottie C. Pero,
Randolph,
18
28,
Thomas DeVine,
·
Boston,
48
30.
Braintree,
20
April
10,
Walter Augustus Thayer, Abbie Salena Bowers,
·
Braintree,
22
19,
John Shaler Pierson,
Braintree,
28
Ida Francis Kingsley, .
Holbrook,
24
May
8,
Jolın H. Galligan,
Stoughton,
21
Ida E. Thayer,
23
12,
George Belcher Nichols, Laura F. Bryant, .
Randolph, 66
24
20,
Abraham G. Swain,
Randolph,
66
Sarah F. Tucker, .
.
Cambridge,
36
25,
William J. Tirrell,
.
Boston,
26
Cora. Francis May,
.
Randolph,
21
27,
Jolın Farquhar,
Randolph, 66
47
30,
Walter Otis Crooker,
.
.6
20
30,
Willie Albert Tabor,
Randolph, 66
23
Annie E. Sullivan,
.
June
1,
John R. McGaughey, Mary A. Barry,
.
Holbrook,
24
10,
Guy Francis Wheeler, . Clara Augusta Haskell,
.
Beverly,
24
19,
William C. Howard,
Randolph,
21
Mary E. Williams,
66
20
23,
Thomas Devine, Jr.,
Randolph, 66
24
Mary Elizabeth Dorr,
19
.
Randolph,
52
Catharine Shevlin (Dillon), .
Albert Augustus Drollet, Orianna Holbrook,
.
.
.
.
·
44
Holbrook,
23
Ella Louise Gardner, .
21
Randolph,
25
.
Randolph,
22
.
22
22
18
24
22
Mary Coyle (McDermott),
18
75
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN RANDOLPH, 1880. - CONTINUED.
DATE.
NAMES.
RESIDENCE.
AGE.
June
23,
William Henry Pratt, . Agnes Pratt, . .
Braintree, Weymouth,
:
·
17
30,
John F. McGarrigle, Mary E. Gray,
Randolph,
23
July
1,
John Barrett,
Randolph,
28
Aug.
5,
Andrew Edmund Hayes, Mary Frances Breenan,
Randolph,
25
Stoughton,
23
July
14,
Preston Abbott, Abbie M. Deane,
Randolph, 66
29
Aug.
26,
Cornelius Good, Mary Welch, .
Randolph,
35
Sept.
6,
John P. Ryan, Jennie Kiley, .
Randolph,
24
6,
Henry Long, . Bridget Powers,
Randolph,
36
66
27
23,
Eugene Howard, . Saralı Ann Gibbons,
Boston,
25
Randolph,
25
30,
Patrick H. Kenny, Mary C. O'Donnell,
Stoughton,
25
Oct.
14,
Jeremiah J. Lynch, Anna D. Powderly,
Randolph,
29
29,
David P. McGaughey, . Catharine E. Powers, .
Randolph, 66
20
Nov.
7,
James Francis Gaynor, Mary P. Morgan, .
Randolph,
26
66
19
8,
William Campbell, Rose Ward, .
Randolph,
29
· 11,
John J. Kiley, Mary A. Dunrey, .
Randolph,
21
Canton,
23
16,
George F. Beal,
Stoughton,
24
Anne L. Dinter,
Randolph,
24
17,
John W. Moy, Rose Quinn, .
Boston,
29
Randolph,
27
24,
Thomas J. Smith, . Mary Ann Ward, .
Brockton,
26
Randolph,
24
24,
Leonard P. Hunt, Mary A. Holbrook,
Randolph,
30
Dec.
14,
Hiram H. Elliot, .
Morgan, Vt.,
31
Emma Elliot, .
Randolph,
31
24,
Theodore C. Thompson, Lillian M. French,
Randolph, 66
21
25,
Charles E. Bump,
Randolph,
23
Ada F. Otis, .
Stoughton,
23
26.
Albert DeCosta, Mary Alice Haggerty,
Braintree, Randolph,
21
19
·
22
·
23
Mary E. Shepard,
23
30
27
Jamaica Plain,
30
20
23
24
22
.
30
Holbrook,
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DEATHS. REGISTERED IN RANDOLPH, 1880.
AGE.
DATE.
NAME.
DISEASE.
Y. M.
D.
Jan.
5,
Nancy A. Clark (Spear), - Jones, .
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4
14
Heart Disease.
16,
Convulsions.
19,
Isabel O. Beal (Worcester),
62
9
28
Pneumonia.
20,
James Lee Malley,
5
24
Hydrocephalus.
23,
Michael Quinn,
92
5
-
Old Age.
27,
George O. Cox,
26
-
27
Consumption.
29,
Frank P. Chase,
3
Feb.
4, 4,
Edward Nash,
71
11
1
Heart Disease.
6.
George S. Bennett,
44
2
-
Consumption.
10,
Elvira B. Conant (Beal),
73
11
2
Apoplexy.
14,
Elisha F. Thayer,
34
3
11
Cancer of Liver.
16,
Elisha Holbrook,
86
9
13
Okl Age.
16,
Charlotte Buck (Dyer),
66
11
11
Erysipelas.
17,
Augustus E. Forrest,
-
11
9
Membraneous Croup.
17,
William Campbell, - Faunce,
56
3
-
Pneumonia.
17,
7
Infantile.
23,
Ellen M(Auliffe Donohue),
52
Cancer of Womb.
27,
Catharine Driscoll (Harrington), John Welch,
61
S
3
Consumption.
28,
Katie A. O'Brien.
17
6
1
Phthisis.
3,
Hannah Morrill (Mann),
65
11
1
Intestinal Obstruction.
5.
Angusta E. Jones (Stevenson), Catharine Callahan,
22
3
11
Peritonitis.
12,
Margaret Watson (Holbrook),
5
Old Age.
16,
Betsy Eddy (Marshall),
52
10
3
Peritonitis.
19,
Catharine A. MeLaughlin, . Chester L. Stetson,
1
Apr.
8,
Mary Agnes Meany,
15
3
28
Consumption.
8,
Henry P. Piper,
21
?
17
Typhoid Fever.
9,
Mary O'Connell (McNamarra), John O'Brien, .
69
-
Consumption.
May
6,
Elizabeth Conlin (F.ynn), :
99
O'd Age.
14,
Lucinda Littlefield (Sherman), Mary Holbrook (Chaffin),
83
28
Congestion of Lungs.
June
3,
John Nugent. .
52
-
Peritonitis.
5,
Edward Meighan, .
60
9,
Perez A. Cushing, .
72
10
26
Marasmus.
28,
Hiram Wilson,
60
28
Dissipation.
July
7,
Cassander Littlefield,
43
29
Phthisis.
8,
N. Etta Delano,
24
8
Phthisis, Pulmonalis.
23,
James Gerald,
82
Heart Disease.
29,
James T. Bohan,
22
12
Heart Disease.
30,
Maud L. Pratt,
-
23
Cholera Infantum.
Aug.
5,
John O'Reilly,
5
14
Typhoid Fever.
21,
Frederick M. Thompson,
83
1
Bright's Disease.
26,
Julia A. Farrell (Mulligan),
55
I
-
Gastro Entoritis.
Sept.
6,
Mary Carey ( Muloaney), Velie H. Deane,
59
5
8
Pul. Hemorrhage, Cong.
15,
69
8
16
Paralysis.
16,
Clarissa W. Burton (Sweetser), . Margaret O'Brien (Callahan ), .
65
-
-
Pleuroposipneumy.
-
-
-
Cerebro-Spin'l Meningitis.
46
11
4
Inflammation Brain.
-
70
-
Typhoid Pneumonia.
27,
.
8.
70 76
-
Pneumonia.
3
3
7
Meningitis.
23,
11
Infantile.
34
-
Acute Larangitis.
15,
8
Old Age.
20,
Hannah T. Ainslee (Stetson), John Victory, .
26
1
Inflammation Brain.
79
-
Dropsy.
5.
.
-
Paralysis.
4 146957615023862312 6 9 6 5 6 3 3 8 1 2
-
Killed on R.R. track.
31,
61
.
.
.
9,
Charles M. Holbrook,
Mar.
77
DEATHS REGISTERED IN RANDOLPH, 1880. - CONTINUED.
AGE.
DATE.
NAME.
DISEASE.
Y. M. D. ·
Sept.
20,
Mary E. Leahy,
16
10
Consumption.
25,
Timothy O'Neil,
69
-
-
Consumption.
25,
Elmer E. Jones,
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