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TOWN OF RANDOLPH
Voted by a two thirds vote and so declared by the Moderator.
Article 3. Voted that the Water Commissioners be instructed to extend the water main from its present terminus on Allen Street, in an easterly direction two hundred feet and the expense thereof be defrayed from the receipts of the Water Works.
Voted to reconsider action of the vote on Article 1.
Article 1. Voted that the article be divided. Voted that the Street laid out as Fairview Avenue be accepted.
Voted that for to defray the expense of the construc- tion of Fairview Avenue that the Town Treasurer with the approval of the Selectmen be and he hereby is au- thorized to issue two notes of $500 each of the town of Randolph, one payable in five years from date of issue and one payable in six years from date of issue.
Voted by a two thirds vote and so declared by the Moderator.
Voted to dissolve.
PATRICK H. MCLAUGHLIN, Town Clerk.
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SEVENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT
PRIMARY ELECTION WARRANT
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Norfolk, ss. To either of the Constables of Randolph,
Greeting:
In the name of the Commonwealth you are hereby re- quired to notify and warn the inhabitants of said town who are qualified to vote in Primaries to meet in A. O. H. Hall on Tuesday the twenty-third of September, 1912, at 5 o'clock P. M. for the following purposes :
To bring in their votes to the Primary officers for the nomination of candidates of political parties for the fol- lowing officers: Governor of the Commonwealth, Lieut. Governor of the Commonwealth, Treasurer and Re- ceiver General of the Commonwealth, Auditor of the Commonwealth, Attorney General for the Common- wealth, Councillor for Second Councillor district, Sena- tor for First Norfolk district, Representative in the Gen- eral Court for the Ninth Norfolk district, County Commissioners for Norfolk County, Two Associate Commissioners for Norfolk County, District Attorney for Southeastern district, Register of Probate and In- solvency for Norfolk County, and for the election of the following officers: District member of the State Com- mittee for each Political Party for the First Norfolk Senatorial district, Seven members of the Democratic Town Committee, Seven members of the Republican
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH
Town Committee, Members of the Progressive Party Town Committee, Delegates to the State Conventions of Political Parties. All the above candidates and officers are to be voted for upon one ballot.
The polls will be open from 5 o'clock P. M. to 8 o'clock P. M.
And you are directed to serve this warrant by posting attested copies thereof seven days at least before the time of said meeting as directed by vote of the town.
Hereof fail not and make return of this warrant with your doings thereon at the time and place of said meet- ing. Given under our hands this twelfth day of Septem- ber, A. D., 1913.
JEREMIAH J. DESMOND, JAMES H. DUNPHY, CHARLES H. THAYER,
Selectmen of Randolph.
Norfolk, ss. Randolph, Sept. 23, 1913.
Pursuant to the within warrant I have notified the in- habitants of the town fo Randolph herein described to assembled at the time and place mentioned by posting ten copies of the warrant at ten public places ten days before the hour and day named for holding said meeting.
JAMES W. McGERIGLE,
Constable.
211
SEVENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT
PRIMARY ELECTION.
Pursuant to the foregoing warrant the voters of Ran- dolph assembled in A. O. H. Hall on Tuesday the twenty- third of September 1913, at 5 o'clock in the afternoon.
Meeting called to order and warrant and return read by Jeremiah J. Desmond, Chairman of the Board of Se- lectmen, promptly at 5 o'clock the polls were declared open for the reception of ballots.
The following persons served as Election Officers. Check List, W. F. Mahoney, D. P. Lyons; Ballot Clerks, T. L. Stetson, M. E. Clark; Tellers, F. H. Jacquith, G. V. Kelleher, E. F: Murphy, Joseph Harris; Officers, W. F. Rooney, M. F. Sullivan, B. Moore.
Sworn by Town Clerk.
At eight o'clock the polls were declared closed.
Whole number of Ballots
390
Ballot Box Register 387
Progressive 7
Republican 77
Democratic 306
Democratic
FOR GOVERNOR
David I. Walsh 261
Blanks 45
212
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FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR
Edward P. Barry
133
Richard F. Long
146
Blanks 27
FOR SECRETARY
Frank J. Donahue
251
Blanks 55
FOR TREASURER
Frederick W. Mansfield
200
Joseph L. P. St. Coeur
47
Blanks 49
FOR AUDITOR
Frank H. Pope
221
Blanks
85
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
Thomas J. Boynton
222
Blanks
84
FOR COUNCILLOR
Charles W. Guy
161
Blanks
145
FOR SENATOR
John J. Mc Devitt
96
David W. Murray
130
James H. Shea
55
Blanks 25
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE
James H. Dunphy
150
Charles W. Proctor
147
Blanks 9
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Jeremiah O'Leary
254
Blanks
52
FOR ASSOCIATE COMMISSIONER
Scattering
10
Blanks
602
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Thomas H. Buttimer
43
William J. Good
185
Eugene F. O'Neill
34
John P. Vahey
28
Blanks 16
REGISTER OF PROBATE AND INSOLVENCY
J. Raphael McCoole
195
Blanks
111
FOR STATE COMMITTEE
William Kelley
157
John A. Kiggen
44
Blanks
105
DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION
Edward Long
185
James E. Foley
203
Blank 224
-
214
TOWN OF RANDOLPH
TOWN COMMITTEE
M. E. Clark 184
Jas. E. Foley
186
R. E. O'Brien 175
John P. Rooney 173
Bernard Moore
162
George V. Higgins
185
R. Forrest
5
D. Kelleher
16
M. F. Sullivan
15
J. J. Mohoney
12
James Lynch
1
Edward Long
168
Blanks
860
Republican FOR GOVERNOR
Everett C. Benton 43
Augustus P. Gardner
27
Blanks 7
FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR
Augustus H. Goettling
66
Blanks 11
FOR SECRETARY
William S. Kenney 58
Blanks 19
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FOR TREASURER
Charles L. Burrill
43
Maurice Kane
20
Blanks 14
FOR AUDITOR
John E. White
62
Blanks
15
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
James M. Swift
61
Blanks
16
FOR COUNCILLOR
Guy A. Ham
45
Blanks
32
FOR SENATOR
Louis F. R. Langelier
46
William R. Thomas
22
Blanks
9
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
George W. Pratt
62
Blanks
12
James H. Dunphy
3
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Everett M. Bowker
57
Blanks
20
FOR ASSOCIATE COMMISSIONER
Henry A. Whitney
57
Blanks 97
216
TOWN OF RANDOLPH
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Albert F. Barker
65
Blanks 12
REGISTER OF PROBATE AND INSOLVENCY
Alonzo B. Cook
37
J. Raphael McCoole
25
Blanks
15
FOR STATE COMMITTEE
George L. Barnes
61
Blanks 16
DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION
Edwin M. Mann
1
Joseph Belcher
1
Winthrop B. Atherton
1
John V. Beal
1
James H. Dunphy
1
Blanks
72
TOWN COMMITTEE
George H. Eddy
6
Walter L. Hickey
8
H. F. Langley
6
E. Lawrence Payne
8
J. N. Shipman
5
T. L. Stetson
6
F. H. Tileston
5
Thomas Dunphy
1
Seth Bradley
1
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J. V. Beal
1
W. B. Atherton
1
Edwin M. Mann
1
E. Young
1
F. Belcher
1
J. Belcher
1
W. H. Leavitt
1
H. A. Belcher
1
Blanks 485
Progressive FOR GOVERNOR
Charles S. Bird 7
FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR
Daniel Cosgrove
FOR SECRETARY 7
Russell A. Wood
FOR TREASURER
Warren R. Keith 7
FOR AUDITOR
Octave A. LaRiviere 7
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
H. Heustis Newton
7
FOR COUNCILLOR
Blanks
7
FOR SENATOR
Lester P. Winchenbaugh
6
Blanks
1
218
7
TOWN OF RANDOLPH
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Russ H. Gilbert
6
Blanks
1
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Bancroft Abbott
6
Blanks
1
FOR ASSOCIATE COMMISSIONER
Blanks
14
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
William F. Kane
6
Blanks 1
REGISTER OF PROBATE AND INSOLVENCY
Blanks
7
FOR STATE COMMITTEE
Eugene H. Sprague
6
Blanks 1
DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION
Archibald McCord 1
Harry W. Pinkerton
1
Frederick W. Brown
1
TOWN COMMITTEE
None
Ballots used sealed in open meeting and at 1 o'clock A. M. it was voted to dissolve.
PATRICK H. MCLAUGHLIN,
Town Clerk.
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SEVENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT
Warrant for State Election
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Norfolk, ss.
To either of the Constables of the Town of Randolph, Greeting :
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts you are hereby required to notify and warn the inhabi- tants of the Town of Randolph qualified to vote in State Elections to assemble in A. O. H. Hall on North Street on Tuesday, the fourth day of November next, at 5.45 o'clock in the forenoon, then and there to give in to the Selectmen on one ballot their votes for Governor, Lieut. Governor, Secretary, Treasurer, Auditor, Attorney Gen- eral, Councillor for Second District, Senator for First Norfolk District, Representative in the General Court for the Ninth Norfolk District, County Commissioner for Norfolk County, Two Associate Commissioners for Norfolk County, District Attorney for the Southeastern District, Register of Probate and Insolvency for Norfolk County. Also on the same ballot for an amendment to the Constitution making women eligible to appointemnt as Notaries Public (Chapter 28, Resolves 1913.).
An amendment to the Constitution authorizing the Referendum (Chapter 116, Resolves of 1913.).
Acceptance of Chapter 807, Acts of 1913, entitled : "An act to provide for compensating certain public em- ployees for injuries sustained in the course of their em- ployment.
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH
The polls for the reception of ballots aforesaid will be opened at 5.45 o'clock A. M. and remain open until 2 o'clock P. M. and such longer time as the voters may de- termine. 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 day and hour of holding said meeting.
Hereof fail not and make return of this warrant with your doings thereon to the Selecemen on or before the day and hour appointed for said meeting.
Given under our hands at Randolph this twenty-sev- enth day of October, A. D. 1913.
JEREMIAH J. DESMOND, JAMES H. DUNPHY, CHARLES H. THAYER, Selectmen of Randolph.
Norfolk, ss. Randolph, Nov. 4, 1913.
Pursuant to the foregoing warrant I have notified the inhabitants of the Town of Randolph herein described to assemble at the time and place mentioned by posting ten copies of the Warrant at ten public places seven days before the hour and day named for holding said meeting.
JAMES McGERIGLE,
Constable.
221
SEVENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT
State Election
Randolph, Nov. 4, 1913.
Pursuant to the foregoing warrant the voters of Ran- dolph assembled in A. O. H. Hall, North Street, this day at 5.45 o'clock A. M.
Meeting called to order by Jeremiah J. Desmond, chairman of the Board of Selectemn. Warrant and re- turn read by the Chairman, and at 5.45 o'clock the polls were declared open for the reception of ballots.
The following named persons served as election offi- cers and were sworn by the Town Clerk:
Check list, Arthur W. Alden, George H. Heney.
Ballott Box, Edward F. Murphy.
Officers at Gates, D. F. Mahoney, Bernard Moore.
Outside Hall, James Dunphy.
Ballot Clerks, M. E. Clark, Thomas L. Stetson.
Deputy Ballot Clerks, George A. Wheeler, Daniel P. Lyons.
Tellers, John N. Shipman, Carl Merrill, James Dowd, Francis Sullivan, Frank H. Jaquith, George Kelleher.
Ballott Box opened at 9.15.
Number of ballots 443
Ballot Box Register 443
At close of Polls box registered 787
Ballots 792
Check List 792
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH
Polls declared closed at 2 o'clock P. M. Result of Balloting as follows:
For Governor
Charles Sumner Bird
194
Alfred H. Evans
3
Eugene N. Foss
30
Augustus P. Gardner
96
Arthur E. Reimer
1
David I. Walsh
442
George H. Wren
20
Blanks
6
For Lieut. Governor
Edward P. Barry
437
Daniel Cosgrove
163
August H. Goettling
139
Albert J. Cram
7
Peter O'Rourke
2
George E. Roewer, Jr.
14
R. H. Long
1
-
Blanks 29
For Secretary
Frank J. Donahue
452
William S. Kinney
136
John A. Nichols
5
Fred E. Oelcher
2
Ella M. Roberts
19
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Russell A. Wood
147
Blanks
31
For Treasurer
Charles L. Burrill
152
Charles E. Turner
20
Thomas A. Frissell
6
Warren R. Keith
140
Frederick W. Mansfield
430
Dennis McGoff
4
Blanks
40
For Auditor
Herbert S. Brown
9
David Craig
1
Octave A. LaReviere
122
Samuel P. Levenberg
17
Frank H. Pope
424
John E. White
149
Blanks
70
For Attorney General
Thomas J. Boynton
437
Freeman T. Crommett
4
John McCarty
23
H. Heustis Newton
125
Ingvar Paulsen
1
James M. Swift
154
Blanks
48
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH
For Councillor
Frederick H. Bishop
136
Charles W. Guy
433
Guy A. Ham
153
John A. L. Ross
1
Blanks
69
For Senator
Louis F. R. Langelier
176
William Litchfield
21
David W. Murray
420
Lester P. Winchenbaugh
121
Blanks
54
For Representative
Charles F. Curtis
16
Russ H. Gilbert
71
George W. Pratt
163
Charles W. Proctor
525
Blanks
27
For County Commissioner
Bancroft Abbott
123
Everett M. Bowker
153
Jeremiah O'Leary
455
Blanks
61
For Associate Commissioners
Leo P. Noonan 432
William M. Quade
202
Henry A. Whitney
199
Blanks 751
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For District Attorney
Alfred F. Barker 258
William J. Good 369
William F. Kane
114
John Francis Mullin
16
Blanks
35
For Register of Probate and Insolvency
Alonzo B. Cook 156
J. Raphael McCoole 543
Blanks 93
Shall the proposed amendment to the Constitution making women eligible as notaries public be approved and ratified ?
Yes
234
No
285
Blanks
273
Shall the proposed amendment to the Constitution authorizing the referendum be approved and ratified ? Yes
358
No
97
Blanks 337
Shall Chapter 807 of the acts of Nineteen hundred and thirteen being an act to provide for compensating labor- ers, Workmen and mechanics for injuries sustained in public employment and to exempt from legal liability counties and municipal corporations which pay such compensation be accepted by the inhabitants of this county ?
226
TOWN OF RANDOLPH
Yes 400
No 76
Blanks 36
Result declared at 6.40 P. M.
Ballots used and unused sealed in open Town meeting.
Returns made to Secretary of State and Clerk of Courts. 3
At 7 P. M. meeting dissolved.
A true record.
PATRICK H. MCLAUGHLIN,
Town Clerk.
Meeting of Town Clerks
Stoughton, November 4, 1913 .. .
We the undersigned Town Clerks of Stoughton, Ran- dolph and Sharon comprising Representative district Number Nine in the County of Norfolk hereby certify that at an Election duly held at the respective towns aforesaid on the fourth day of November, 1913 to vote for one Representative the following votes were given:
R.
St.
S. Total
Charles F. Curtis of Stoughton
16
39
9
64
Russ H. Gilbert of Stoughton
71
173
105
349
George W. Pratt of Stoughton
153
495
178
826
Charles W. Proctor of Randolph Blanks
525
393
110
1,028
27
37
31
95
792 1,137
433 2,362
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Charles W. Proctor was declared elected and a certifi- cate issued to that effeet.
GEORGE O. WENTWORTH, Town Clerk of Stoughton.
GEORGE H. WHITTEMORE, Town Clerk of Sharon.
PATRICK H. MCLAUGHLIN, Town Clerk of Randolph.
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH
TABLE OF VITAL STATISTICS
The number of intentions of Marriages, Marriages, Births and Deaths rceorded during the year 1913 was as follows:
Intentions
Month
of Marriages
Marriages
Births
Deaths
January
2
10
9
February
2
4
6
8
March
2
5
7
April
6
6
11
5
May
3
2
4
4
June
5
6
4
9
July
1
10
August
1
1
10
4
September
4
2
9
7
October
5
6
8
7
November
4
4
8
5
December
3
2
8
6
Totals
37
34
93
71
Whole number of Births recorded
93
Males
51
Females
42
Whole number of deaths recorded
71
Males
33
Females
38
Under five years of age
11
Between
5 and 10 years
1
10 and 20 years
-
1
20 and 30 years
2
30 and 40 years
3
40 and 50 years
5
50 and 60 years
11
60 and 70 years
13
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70 and 80 years 13
80 and 90 years
10
90 and over
1
71
Whole number of intention of marriages
37
Whole number of marriages
34
Couples both native born
23
Couples, one foreign and one native born
6
Couples, both foreign born 5
230
TOWN OF RANDOLPH
Marriages
RECORDED IN RANDOLPH, 1913
Date
Name
Residence
Age
1913
Feb.
4 Thomas J. Hill
Randolph
31
Margaret McCarten
Randolph
32
11 Eugene Cohen
Randolph
28
Bessie Silvea
Chelsea
20
18 Walter Blair Teed
Randolph
23
Ellen Revier Henderson
Randolph
20
27 George A. Knight Violet F. Rowell
Brockton
24
Apr.
6 Frank Moran Jane Murphy
Holbrook
21
19 George H. Howarth
Randolph
25
Mary Elizabeth McElroy
Boston
29
20 Georani Fangi Filomene Baldini
Randolph
28
22 James E. Foley Jr.
Randolph
28
Carolyn Louise McCue
Randolph
25
26 James Henry Dunphy
Randolph
29
Isabelle Gertrude Pope
Randolph
28
30 Thomas D. Mullin Mary Louisa Flaherty
Randolph
27
May
10 Lars B. Anderson Ellen Marie Swanson
Brockton
24
28 Bradford Gilmore Bass Sarah A. Crocker
Randolph
48
June
11 Patrick Joseph Buckley Elizabeth Françes Doonan
Randolph
28
Randolph
19
Randolph
18
Randolph
21
18 Arthur L. Bustard Ida Louise Burrill
Braintree
19
231
Canton
29
Randolph
32
Boston
68
Boston
26
18 Wallace B. Eddy Margaret A. Curry
Randolph
25
Randolph
24
Randolph
33
SEVENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT
MARRIAGES-Continued
25 William B. Gammon
Randolph
23
Bertha M. Douglass
Randolph
17
30 Herbert Bolin
Randolph
28
Olive May Tabor
Brockton
24
30 John J. Heney Nellie M. Burns
Stoughton
28
July
6 Jacob Cohen Ethel Norris
Boston
20
Aug.
30 George M. Wheeler
Randolph
25
Annie L. Bryant
Randolph
20
Sept.
15 William Jiles Cameron
Randolph
37
Hattie E. Morse
Randolph
31
21 Edward J. Murphy Lillian M. Conley
E. Boston
22
Oct.
1 John Raymond McGrory
New York
28
Alice Letitia Kiley
Randolph
27
7 John E. Cunningham Mary E. Hannon
Randolph
30
14 Daniel E. McCue
Randolph
54
Angelina M. Coleman
Randolph
48
18 Edward E. Proctor Dorothy Piper
Randolph
21
23 Henry C. Knight
Randolph Brockton
23
Ruth F. Simpson
Somerville
23
Nov.
5 Francis T. Corcoran Alice J. Mulligan
Randolph
21
25 Thomas L. Kelley Alice Camille Hand
Randolph
23
26 George H. Heney
Randolph
24
Alice M. Sullivan
Brockton
20
26 James F. Cahill
Randolph
22
Catharine F. Cassidy
Stoughton
22
232
Weymouth
26
27 Frank Augustus Lonergan Blanche S. Harvey
Randolph
20
Brockton
25
Randolph
19
19
Randolph
30
Randolph
24
Randolph
22
Randolph
28
TOWN OF RANDOLPH
MARRIAGES-Concluded
Dec.
20 Thomas E. Boyle Catharine M. Neville
Randolph
31
Braintree
25
28 Philip F. Novelline Catharine L. Delafarno
Braintree
27
Randolph
17
233
Births Registered in Randolph, 1913
Date
Name of Child
Jan. 2 Alice Murphy
5 Virginia Pierce
F George P. and Annie A .- McNulty Arthur L. and Mabel-White F
8 Esther Lois Mann
9 Clement Franklin Taylor
M George F. and Mary O .- Conboy
19 John Joseph Maloney
M Charles T. and Eva M. - Langerin John Jr. and Ethel M .- Hartley
20 Dorothy Louise Hayes
24 Norman Pendleton
29 --- Hewes -
30 Hoxie
F Ernest H. and Mary O .- Wright
M Charles and Rose Alice-Sarro
F George O. and Emma H. A .- Frank
8 10 Joseph Herbert Taylor
15 Henry Bingham Knight
18 Alice Brennan
19 Norman A. Lunt
Mar. 7. Francis Thatcher Heney
F Hugh and Cecelia G .- Barry
10 Cecelia McFadden
15 Ernest Holbrook
M
Lester M. and Mary A .- Stephens
M
Caleb B. and Lula E .- Hayden
18 Ernest Watson Cushing
22 Grace Elizabeth Mann
Apr.
2 William Lewis Mahoney
4 Edna May Foster
F George A. and Marion-White
SEVENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT
234
31 Louis DePesa
Feb.
6 Mabel Ruth Ayers
M James W. and Georgia G. Murrie
M Henry B. and Lena M .- Bennett F Dennis F. and Agnes Z .- Branley
M John A. and Emily G .- Hawkins
M James G. and Emma C .- Thatcher
F W. Leon and Marion E .- Buttrick
M Frank D. and Emma J .- Thompson
Sex Name of Parents
F Edward F. and Rose G .- Donahue
M Joseph W. and Florence M .- Whippen F Ralph E. and Gladys-Crosier
235
Annie Florence Graham
F John S. and Annie Etta-Long
F Edeston W. and Florence H .- McDon- ald
F Farrell H. and Margaret-Kane
F Steve and Amelia-Tachurano
17 Charles Francis Dorman
M Charles E. and Margaret M .- Moran
19 22 22 16
Mary Elizabeth Gibson Charles Chester Benson
F Peter M. and Nellie M .- Taylor
M William A. and Hattie L. - Abbie
Stephen Edwin Hart
M Stephen and Fannie L .- Hurley
24 Martin Joseph Nugent
M Martin P. and Margaret-Foley
25 John Langley Porter
M Lee H. and Grace L .- Langley
26 Grace Amanda Elliot
F George A. and Sybil A .- Decosta
June 5 Clarissa Ellsworth McIntyre
F Herbert A. and Elizabeth-Davis
21 Ethel Evelyn Conrad
F Arthur E. and Ruth E .- Drysdale
29 Dorothy Charlotte Dawe
F William J. and Grace B .- Mossier
30 John Joseph Barrett
M John J. and Mary A .- Brady
July 3 Stanley Victor Johnson
M Carl E. and Grace E .- Arnold
14
Edith Clare Sullivan
F George A. and Nora A .- Coffey
15 Arthur W. Teed
M Frank F. and Annie E .- Mann
15 Jane Brennan
F William P. and Mary A .- McCue
19 John Stephen Dolan
M Charles J. and Dora E .- Daly
19 David Vye Mann 21 John F. Esposito
M Gennarino and Philomene-Abbagneno
M James E. and Nellie M .- Devine
26
4 7 9 - Bloom
.
9 Mary Dorothy Cain Beasconi
13
May
TOWN OF RANDOLPH
M Isaac R. and Elizabeth M .- Vye
22 Edward Francis O'Connor
-
236
BIRTHS-Concluded
28
Page
F Otto and Emma-Davis
Aug.
1 Alfred Myrick Shaw
M Edward W. and Ethel T .- Davis
1 Robert Randolph Shaw
M Edward W. and Ethel T .- Davis
1 Theodore Davis Shaw
M Edward W. and Ethel T .- Davis
2 Eustice Vesey Driscoll
F
Frederick J. and Edith-Dahldorff
8 Beatrice Eleanor Madan
F Lawrence J. and Ethel May-Hardy
9 James Finnegan
M Thomas R. and Catharine-Caffrey
14 Evelyn Greenburg
F Samuel and Lena-Melnick
14 Earl Russell McDonald
M Harry C. and Edith-Yantie
16 Helen Frances Hurley
F James J. and Catharine E .- Kelleher
19 Blanche Drummond
F Richard J. and Pauline-Beaton
22 Ruby Virginia Studley
F Frank C. and Gwendolin-Grover
Sept. 12 Joseph Henry St. Pierre
M Joseph and Ezelda-Beauchinae
15 Burton Blake
M Ralph and Mary H .- Leake
15 George Fletcher
M Frank and Lena-Cousineau
19 Irene Bell Fiola
F Joseph and Sadie B .- Bell
19 Charles Henry Walsh
M Charles T. and Marie L .- Burns
F John S. and Annie-Finley
M John W. and Fannie M .- Simmons
F William J. and Annie L .- Shea
M Stillman M. and Edith E .- Littlefield
Oct. 12 Willard Earl Bishop
16 Joseph Warren Daley
20 Mary Teed
F
Walter B. and Ellen R .- Henderson
20 Margaret Teed
20 John Francis Curran
M Francis J. and Mary E .- Connery
21 Edwin Lawrence Grover
M David L. and Eva Josephine-Libby
24 Etta E. Croud 25 John Francis Walford
30 Mary Elizabeth Mclaughlin
M Jeremiah T. and Rose F .- Quinn
F Walter B. and Ellen R .- Henderson
SEVENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT
23 Emma Margaret Mann
29 Lloyd Wentworth French
Nov. 5 Cohen
8 Frederick Coyle
M Daniel and Sarah-Doherty
11 Harold Leon Williams
M Hollis F. and Stella M .- Hurtle
12 Isabel Milisse Gammon
F William B. and Bertha M .- Douglass
15 Alice White
F Mark T. and Mary-Reynolds
19 Margaret Elizabeth Hart
F Patrick J. and Mary E. V .- Kline
M William P. and Elizabeth M .- Lyons
22 William Patrick Sullivan 30 John T. Cartwright
M Walter R. and Dora E .- Fadden
Dec.
1 Edward Leroy Moore 2 John Joseph Moran
M Michael and Annie -Duffy
3 John Celestine Flynn
M Patrick J. and Margaret R .- Sullivan
16 John Joseph Brady
M John J. and Margaret F .- Crone
18 Mildred May Forrest
F John A. and Mary E .- Hallahan
24 24 Irene Mary Scanlon
F Walter E. and Margaret-McCarthy
27
June 30 Eleanor May Ahearn
F William J. and Margaret T .- O'Brien
TOWN OF RANDOLPH
F Henry J. and Margaret-Ritchie M Horace and Edith O .- Wentworth
F Eugene and Bessie-Silvia
- _ 237
M John T. and Mary A .- Thoms
238
Deaths Registered in Randolph, 1913
Name Age Y. M. D. 28 Elizabeth Lee (Bohan) 80 - -
Cause of Disease
Birthplace
Mammary Carcinoma
Ireland
Exhaustion
Keokuk, Ia.
8 Rufus Jones
87
--
Broncho Pneumonia
Mass.
12 Jane Jones
87 3 2
Accident
Randolph
Paralysis
Randolph
14 Margaret M. Tannam (Daly) 44 8 10
Arterio Sclerosis
Ireland
15 Ellen Buckley (O'Leary)
64
-
Intestinal Carinona
Ireland
17 Alice Sullivan (Brennan) 71
-
19 Benjamin L. Hewins 75 4 -
Lobar Pneumonia
Sharon
25 Charles Harris Watters 30 8 12
Laryingal Tuberculosis
Clarksburg, Va.
'5 Chester A. Niles
45 2 28
Drowning
Randolph
Arterio Sclerosis .
Braintree
6 Lucretia A. Belcher (Thayer) 86
3 15
8 Eddy
-- 5m
Asphyxia
Randolph
8 Fred M. French
51 3 3
Cerebral Hemorrhage
Randolph
10 Mary R. Hoxie
- -
11
Randolph
14 Elizabeth McGerigle McLaughlin) 75
- -
19 George G. Pike
52 8 11
Apoplexy
26 Anna I. Tirrell (Jones) 45 10 18
Surgical Shock
Boston Randolph
SEVENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT
Acute Bronchitis Myocarditis
Ireland
Feb.
Date 1912 Dec. 1913 Jan. 1 Leona M. Bloom 24 4 17
Mar. 2 Mary Fitzgerald ( Kennedy) 2 Benjamin Purdon
64
--
51
5 20
Carcinoma of Pancreas Lobar Pneumonia
England Oldfield, Me.
5 Edna Hayden (Jillson) 86
9 19
10 Albert Frederick Peterson- 3 9
Broncho Pneumonia
Randolph Randolph
11 David L. Burrill
88 8 12 Senile Pneumonia Emphalitis
Randolph
19 Georgianna Jaquith (Howard) 79 11 19
25 Laura A. Lovering
67
2 20
Epedemic Influency Diabetis
Randolph
Apr.
8 Annie L. Finley (Horton) 60
3 26
10 Ida E. Lewis
5 4 18
Nova Scotia
Myocarditis
Italy
19
Stillborn
Cerebral Hemorrhage
Ireland
24 Mary Keenan (Harvey) 74 - -
May
21 Michael Reynolds
74 6 1
Epetheleoma
Ireland
11 Rev. Daniel J. Gleison
62
Chronic Myocarditis
Ireland
21 Catharine Marie Hurley - 8 18
Enteritis
Randolph
Arterio Sclerosis
Mass.
Hepatitis
Mass.
Cerebral Hemorrhage Apoplexy
Ireland
N. Wayne, Me
TOWN OF RANDOLPH
239
16 Mary Augela Purell
88 --
Cerebral Hemorrhage
Ireland
26 Lizzie B. Beecher (Tobey) 82 7 27
June 2 Susan Marie Thompson (Poole) 71 6 - 5 Michael Crowley 76 --
7 Louise H. Bromade (Lothrop) 57 8 13
England
Septicemia
240
22 Andrew Pettipan 25 Sarah T. Smith ('Tucker) 93
9 17
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