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Article 13. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of nine hundred and seventy-five dollars for repairs of cemeteries in Dedham Village and West Dedham, to be distributed as follows, viz .: For Brookdale Cemetery, $500 ; for Old Cemetery, Dedham, $350 ; for West Dedham Cemetery, $125.
Article 14. Voted to authorize the Tax Collector to charge 6 per cent on all taxes not paid Nov. 1, 1888.
Article 15. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of twenty-five thousand two hundred dollars for the payment of sala- ries of School Teachers and Superintendent of Schools the ensuing year, and that three hundred dollars of the said amount be used for Evening Schools, and three hundred dollars of said amount be for Sewing Teacher.
Article 16. Voted to appropriate the sum of forty-seven hundred dollars for repairs and care of the school houses and for fuel and supplies for the same, and that this amount be paid from money in the Town Treasury.
Article 17. Voted to appropriate the sum of fifteen hundred dollars for School Stationery and Text Books, the same to be paid from money in the Town Treasury.
Article 18. Voted to appropriate the amount received from other towns for scholars attending the public schools in Dedham, for contingent expenses of the public schools.
Article 19. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of forty- five hundred dollars to pay for water for hydrants and public buildings, required by the contract with the Dedham Water Company.
Article 20, Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of five hundred dollars for chemical and physical apparatus for the High School.
Article 21. Voted to raise and appropriate under this article for general repairs of the Highways, $8000 ; for Sidewalks, $1000; for Culverts, $1000; and for Bridges, Railings, Lumber, and Labor, $500-making a total of $10,500.
Article 22. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of five hundred dollars, to complete the grading of the road-bed adjoin-
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ing the land of Amory Fisher and heirs of C. Capen in Dedham Woods.
Article 23. Voted to accept a new street, as laid out by the Selectmen, leading from Court street to Washington street, through land of Francis Marsh, and raise and appropriate there- for the sum of $400. (See report of laying out in Highway Book.)
Article 24. Voted to appropriate the sum of three hundred dollars to complete the widening and straightening of Elm street, and that the same be paid from the Town Treasury.
Article 25. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of two hundred dollars to provide proper culverts, gutters, or other means, to drain the water from that part of East street which is located between the Railroad Bridge and Washington street, and put that part of said street in thorough repair, and construct a sidewalk on one or both sides of the same.
Article 26. Voted to appropriate the sum of four hundred dollars to widen High street between Pearl and Washington streets, as ordered by the County Commissioners, and that the same be paid from the Town Treasury.
Article 27. Voted to instruct the Surveyors of Highways that no person shall be employed as Superintendent of Streets unless he shall give his time and services to the duties of that office, exclusive of any other business or calling, while he con- tinues to hold said office.
Article 28. Voted that action on this article be indefinitely postponed.
Article 29. Voted to accept the provisions of the . Public Statutes, Chapter 27, Sections 64, 66, 67, 68, 70, 71, 72, and 73, and Statutes of 1883, Chapter 203, relative to the election of Selectmen, Assessors, and Overseers of the Poor.
Article 30. Voted that the Report of the Committee on Streets, Drainage and Sewerage be accepted, and that the balance which remains due to Percy M. Blake, engineer, be paid, upon the certificate of said Committee that his contracts have been fulfilled; and also that amounts due for printing report and mounting plans be paid, and that the sum of $1630 be granted therefor. (See report on file.)
Article 31. Voted that the report and maps prepared by
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Percy M. Blake, as to sewerage and drainage of the town, be referred to a committee consisting of the Committee heretofore having charge of the subject, and Howard Colburn, Frederick D. Ely, Nathaniel Smith, and Thomas H. Wakefield, with instruc- tions to further investigate, and when the Committee shall have reached a conclusion as to what should be done in the premises, report the same to the Town.
Article 32. Voted that the Town indefinitely postpone the consideration of this article.
Article 33. Voted to pay Charles O. Haynes $100 for ser- vices rendered in arresting and securing the conviction of William H. McGrory for burglaries committed in Dedham in 1886 and 1887, and that the said sum be taken from the town treasury.
Article 34. Voted that the subject matter of this article be referred to the Selectmen, with full power and authority to act, either by sale of the land or by filling the pond.
Article 35. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of eight hundred dollars, being two hundred dollars for land and six hun- dred dollars for building to be used for the storage of all tools and materials used in the repairs of the Highways, etc.
Article 36. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of one hundred and twenty-five dollars to purchase two hundred feet of hose for the use of Norfolk Engine, No. 6.
Articles 37 and 39. Voted to take up Article 39 in connec- tion with Article 37, and under these two articles it was voted that the Selectmen be authorized to locate and construct hydrants and fix the price to be paid therefor, during the term of the pres- ent contract with the Water Company, on lines of pipe constructed or to be constructed during the present year.
Article 38. Voted to locate a hydrant on the old line of pipe near Mr. Theron Ames' house on Village avenue, and to raise and appropriate the sum of $80 for the same.
Article 40. Voted that action on this article be indefinitely postponed.
Article 41. Voted that action on this article be indefinitely postponed.
Article 42. Voted that action upon this article be indefi- nitely postponed.
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Article 43. Voted that action upon this article be indef- initely postponed.
Article 44. Voted to change the name of Spring street to Dwight street.
Articles 45, 46, and 52. Voted to take up articles 46 and 52 with article 45 .. Voted that the subject matter of these articles be referred to a Committee of three, to be appointed by the Mod- erator, who shall be authorized to take into consideration the naming of streets, and make report to the town of their recom- mendation for its action, and the Moderator appointed as that Committee, Elisha Greenhood, Henry Smith, and Don Gleason Hill.
Article 47. Voted that action on this article be indefinitely postponed.
Article 48. Voted that action on this article be indefinitely postponed.
Article 49. Voted that the subject of this article be referred to the Selectmen, with full powers to act.
Article 50. No reports being presented, no action was taken under this article.
Article 51. Voted to authorize the Selectmen to instruct the Superintendent of Streets to pay the men employed upon the Highways $2 per day, and that a day's work constitute nine hours.
Article 53. The report of the Town Clerk with regard to printing the Records was presented, and it was voted that said report be accepted and its recommendations be adopted, and the amount called for, to wit : $700, be raised and appropriated therefor.
The Report was as follows :
TOWN CLERK'S REPORT ON PRINTING THE RECORDS.
At the Town Meeting in April, 1887, I submitted a report upon the work of printing the early records of Births, Marriages, and Deaths, and the cost ($1036) of the book printed, showing that the deficiency in the cost above the appropriation ($850) was paid from the proceeds of sales, leaving a balance from receipts of sales, in my hands, of about $60. Since that report was made, about seventy-five more books have been sold, netting about $75-making $135. Upon my recommendation in that report, the Town voted that the Town Clerk be permitted to use the money received from the sale of this first volume to prepare a second, to consist of such records in the various Parishes of the
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Town as may be of public interest, or may supplement the first volume. I think the amounts received from the sale of the first volume will be sufficient to prepare the manuscript (exclusive of index) of the second for the printer. It will contain much valuable matter supplementary to the first book, and put in permanent form records and historical information which are liable to destruc- tion (the records of one Parish having already been destroyed), and will fill up many blanks which now appear in the Town Records. The result of the recent researches made in England, for the Dedham Historical Society, at considerable expense, is placed at my disposal for this volume. It contains much that is of interest relative to our early settlers, never before printed ; and just here let me say that last year the Town, by vote, gave to this Society fifty copies of the first volume of printed records to use for exchanges for the benefit of its library, and with these copies a large number of very valuable local his- tories and genealogies has been added to its library. As this is especially an educational institution, which certainly is destined very soon to be of much value to the people of the town, particularly to the advanced scholars in our High School, by inciting an interest in historical studies, through the medium of prizes, etc., which the Society will give, I would ask and recommend that when this Society desires copies of the books published by the Town, to exchange for histories and genealogies, that the proper officials of the Town, having the custody thereof, be authorized, in their discretion, to furnish the same to it. .
In view of the fact that a citizen of the Town, an unassuming woman, in leaving so much of her estate by her will to establish a fund for the benefit of the worthy poor, and also so much to the literary institutions of the Town, has thus, by far, surpassed all former public benefactors of the Town, it seems proper that there should be some memorial to her memory, and I would there- fore respectfully recommend that this second volume of records be dedicated by the Town, in fitting language, to the memory of Hannah Shuttleworth, and if possible, that it contain her portrait.
I think the sum of seven hundred dollars will be sufficient for this pur- pose, and I would recommend the Town to raise and appropriate that amount to publish the second volume of records, to be disposed of in the same manner as the first, and from the proceeds of these volumes to pay any deficiency in cost, above the appropriations, and to account therefor to the Town.
Respectfully submitted, DON GLEASON HILL, Town Clerk.
And, on motion, the meeting was dissolved.
Attest : DON GLEASON HILL,
Town Clerk.
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NOVEMBER ELECTION.
TOWN MEETING WARRANT.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
[TOWN SEAL. ]
NORFOLK, SS. To any Constable of the Town of Dedham, in said County, Greeting :
You are hereby required, in the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. to notify and warn the inhabitants of said Town of Dedham, qualified to vote for State officers, to assemble at Memorial Hall, in said town, on Tuesday, the sixth day of November next, at seven o'clock in the forenoon, then and there to give in their votes for :
Fourteen Electors of President and Vice-President of the United States.
One Representative to Congress from the Ninth Congres- sional District.
Governor of the Commonwealth.
Lieutenant-Governor of the Commonwealth.
Treasurer and Receiver General of the Commonwealth.
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Auditor of the Commonwealth.
Councillor for the Second Councillor District.
Attorney General of the Commonwealth.
Senator for the Second Norfolk District.
Register of Deeds for the County of Norfolk.
Treasurer for the County of Norfolk.
Register of Probate and Insolvency for the County of Norfolk.
One County Commissioner for the County of Norfolk.
One Representative to the next General Court for the First Norfolk Representative District.
All said votes to be on one ballot.
And the polls may be closed as early as four o'clock in the afternoon of said day.
Hereof fail not, but make return of this warrant, with your
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doings thereon, unto the Selectmen, on or before said day and time.
Given under our hands, and the seal of said Town, at Ded- ham, aforesaid, this twenty-fifth day of October, A. D. eighteen hundred and eighty-eight.
HOWARD COLBURN,
PHOMAS P. MURRAY,
DON GLEASON HILL, ALFRED HEWINS,
GEO. W. WEATHERBEE,
Selectmen of Dedham.
On the foregoing warrant the following return was made :
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Norfolk, ss.
DEDHAM, Nov. 5, 1888.
By virtue of this warrant, I have notified and warned the legal voters of the town of Dedham to meet at the time and place, and for the purposes specified in said warrant, by posting attested copies thereof in each of the postoffices in said town, and in thirty other public places in said town, seven days at least before the day of said meeting, and by causing an attested copy thereof to be published twice before the time of said meeting in the Dedham Transcript, a newspaper published in said town.
JOHN DEAN, Constable of Dedham.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Norfolk, ss. At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the town of Dedham, in said County, qualified as by the Constitution required, to vote for civil officers, holden at Memorial Hall, in said town, in accordance with the foregoing warrant, on Tuesday next after the first Monday in November, being the sixth day of said month, in the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty- eight, for the purpose of giving in their votes for :
Fourteen Electors of President and Vice-President of the United States.
One Representative to Congress from the Ninth Congres- sional District.
Governor of the Commonwealth.
Lieutenant-Governor of the Commonwealth.
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Treasurer and Receiver General of the Commonwealth.
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Auditor of the Commonwealth.
Councillor for the Second Councillor District.
Attorney General of the Commonwealth.
Senator for the Second Norfolk District.
Register of Deeds for the County of Norfolk.
Treasurer for the County of Norfolk.
Register of Probate and Insolvency for the County of Norfolk.
One County Commissioner for the County of Norfolk.
One Representative to the next General Court for the First Norfolk Representative District.
All the ballots given in therefor were sorted, counted, and recorded, and declaration thereof made, as by the Constitution is directed, and were for the following persons, namely :
For Electors-at-Large.
George D. Robinson, of Chicopee, had 681
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William F. Draper, of Hopedale, had · 681
John Boyle O'Reilly, of Boston, had 542
George M. Stearns, of Chicopee, had .. 544
For an Elector for District Number One.
Whole number of ballots, 1231
John H. Reed, of Barnstable, had 681
Thomas C. Day, of Barnstable, had 544
Blank ballots,
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For an Elector for District Number Two.
Whole number of ballots, 1231
George E. Freeman, of Brockton, had ·
681
Bushrod Morse, of Sharon, had 544
Blank ballots,
6
For an Elector for District Number Three. Whole number of ballots. 1231
Halsey J. Boardman, of Boston, had 680
Nathan Mathews, Jr., of Boston, had 544 ·
Blank ballots, 7 ·
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For an Elector for District Number Four.
Whole number of ballots, 1231
Elijah Mertain Hatch, of Boston, had 681
Matthew Keaney, of Boston, had 544
Blank ballots,
6
For an Elector for District Number Five.
Whole number of ballots, 1231
Henry J. Wells, of Cambridge, had 681
Charles H. Taylor, of Boston, had 544
Blank ballots,
6
For an Elector for District Number Six.
Whole number of ballots,
1231
Horatio Wellington, of Boston, had . 681
Henry Bradlee of Medford, had 544
Blank ballots,
6
For an Elector for District Number Seven.
Whole number of ballots, 1231
Francis Norwood, of Beverly, had ·
681
James F. Dean, of Salem, had 544
Blank ballots,
6
For an Elector for District Number Eight.
Whole number of ballots,
1231
Charles U. Bell, of Lawrence, had 681
John C. Sanborn, of Lawrence, had 544
Blank ballots,
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6
For an Elector for District Number Nine.
Whole number of ballots,
1231
Charles Q. Tirrell, of Natick, had
681
William Aspinwall, of Brookline, had 544
Blank ballots,
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6
For an Elector for District Number Ten.
Whole number of ballots, 1231
Frank P. Goulding, of Worcester, had .
681
Edward W. Lincoln, of Worcester, had
544
Blank ballots,
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For an Elector for District Number Eleven.
Whole number of ballots, .
1231
Chester C. Conant, of Greenfield, had 681 Frederic S. Coolidge, of Ashburnham, had 544
Blank ballots,
6
For an Elector for District Number Twelve.
. Whole number of ballots, 1231
Elisha Morgan, of Springfield, had 681
Walter Cutting, of Pittsfield, had 544
Blank ballots,
6
For Representative to Congress from the Ninth Congressional District.
Whole number of ballots, 1231
John W. Candler, of Brookline, had . 677
Edward Burnett, of Southborough, had 550
Blank ballots,
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For Governor of the Commonwealth.
Whole number of ballots, 1231
Oliver Ames, of Easton, had 671
William E. Russell, of Cambridge, had 541
Blank ballots,
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For Lieutenant Governor of the Commonwealth.
Whole number of ballots, 1231
John Q. A. Brackett, of Arlington, had 694
John W. Corcoran, of Clinton, had 531
Blank ballots,
6
For Treasurer and Receiver General of the Commonwealth.
Whole number of ballots, 1231
George A. Marden, of Lowell, had
692
Henry C. Thacher, of Yarmouth, had 533
Blank ballots,
6
For Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Whole number of ballots, 1231
Henry B. Pierce, of Abington, had 691
William N. Osgood, of Boston, had 533
Little Tommy Murray, 1 :
Blank ballots,
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For Auditor of the Commonwealth.
Whole number of ballots, 1231
Charles R. Ladd, of Springfield, had 691
William A. Williams, of Worcester, had, 534
Thomas Welch, 1
Blank ballots,
5
For Councillor for the Second Councillor District.
Whole number of ballots, 1231
Arthur W. Tufts, of Boston, had 686
George O. Wentworth, of Stoughton, had 536
Alice D. Stockton,
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Blank ballots,
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For Attorney General of the Commonwealth.
Whole number of ballots, 1231
Andrew J. Waterman, of Pittsfield, had ·
693
Samuel O. Lamb, of Greenfield, had . ·
533
· Elisha Greenhood,
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For Senator for the Second Norfolk District.
Whole number of ballots, 1231
Enos H. Tucker, of Needham, had .
691
Charles T. Duncklee, of Brookline, had 534
Blank ballots,
6
For Register of Deeds for County of Norfolk.
Whole number of ballots,
1231
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John H. Burdakin, of Dedham, had 1223
Blank ballots, 8
For Treasurer for the County of Norfolk.
Whole number of ballots,
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1231
Chauncey C. Churchill, of Dedham, had
657
Ferdinand F. Favor, of Dedham, had 562
Daniel Cobb,
1
Blank ballots,
11
For Register of Probate and Insolvency for the County of Norfolk ..
Whole number of ballots,
1231
Jonathan Cobb, of Dedham, had
1225
Blank ballots,
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Blank ballots,
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For County Commissioner for the County of Norfolk,
Whole number of ballots, 1231
Melville P. Morrell, of Hyde Park, had 618 Don Gleason Hill, of Dedham, had 602
Blank ballots, .
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For Representative to the next General Court for the First Norfolk Representative District.
Whole number of ballots, 1231
George C. Stearns of Dedham, had 668
Howard Colburn, of Dedham, had 550
Blank ballots,
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The Selectmen appointed Augustus B. Endicott and Edward L. Burdakin as tellers to aid them in receiving, sorting and counting the ballots, and said tellers were duly sworn by the Town Clerk before entering upon their duties.
On motion, the polls were closed at 4.15 o'clock P. M.
In receiving said ballots, the check list prepared by the Registrars of Voters was used, also the ballot box (called the Standard) approved and provided by the Secretary of the Com- monwealth, and all the ballots cast were deposited in said box.
The ballot box register showed the whole number of ballots cast (1231) twelve hundred and thirty-one, and the same number of names appeared checked upon the check list.
Certificates of said ballotings, signed by the Selectmen and attested by the Town Clerk, were sealed up in open town meeting. The ballots as cast into the box by the voters were duly sealed up in an envelope, and placed in the custody of the Town Clerk, and the check list used was also sealed up, and both were certified to on the envelopes containing the same, by the Selectmen, and then, on motion, the meeting was dissolved.
Attest :
DON GLEASON HILL, Town Clerk.
The Clerks of the Towns of Dedham and Norwood, in the County of Norfolk, comprising the Norfolk Representative Dis- trict number one, at their meeting held at Memorial Hall, in said Dedham, on Friday, the sixteenth day of November, A. D. 1888,
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at twelve o'clock noon, said day being the tenth next after the day of election, made out under their hands the following complete return of all votes cast for Representative to the General Court in said District as follows, to wit :
Whole number of votes cast, nineteen hundred and eight (1908). George C. Stearns, of Dedham, had ten hundred thirty- six ; Howard Colburn, of Dedham, had eight hundred fifty-eight ; Charles Congdon, of Norwood, had fourteen.
DON GLEASON HILL, Town Clerk of Dedham.
FRANCIS TINKER, Town Clerk of Norwood.
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The following is a list of the BIRTHS recorded in Dedham for the year 1888 : -
Date of Birth.
Name of Child.
Names of Parents.
Birthplace
|Birthplace of Father. jof Mother.
Jan. 1
Frederick W. Ward
Charles M. and Mary T.
Rindge, N H Ireland
1
Alice Olive Phillips
George A. and Ellen M.
Norwood
Mansfield
1
Inez A. Bonnemort
Elijah W. and Cora E.
Dorchester
Dedham
3
Margaret A. Stimson
Frederick J. and ElizabethA. Dedham
Boston
4
Morrell Hines Browne
Frank F. and Mary A. Michael and Mary
Boston
Boston
5
Mary Ann McGowal
David W. and Harriet B.
England
England
9
Eleanor M. Bennett
William and Elizabeth
England
NovaScotia
10
Dana Favor Carleton
John E. and Mary T.
Brookville Me. W Roxbury
Me.
19
Henry McGowan
Michael and Ellen
Ireland
20
Harry Roy Hamilton
Edward F. and Susan L.
Franklin
Boston
28
Robert Gallagher
Patrick R. and Margaret V.
Charlest'n
Walpole
28
Alice Malvina Rose
Benjamin and Cora
New York Ireland
Dedham
John F. H. Forrest
Foxboro'
St.John, NB
. 20
Mary Ellen McAuliffe
Dedham
Norfolk
21
Willie Hein
Hermann and Selma
Germany
Germany
25
Katherine B. Starr
William and Mary A.
Ireland
Ireland
26
Daniel R. Beckford, 3d Daniel R Jr and Jeannette L Charlest'n
Scotland
Mar. 3
William J. Hartney
Thomas P. and Mary J. James H. and Nellie F.
Dedham
Somerville
6
Agnes Clinton
Wrenthamn
Boston
10
George Close
John and Mary
England
Ireland
11
Eleanor Quincy
Henry P. and Mary
Boston
Boston
15
Paul Kieber
Oscar and Mary B.
Germany
Germany
15
William Hartnett
Dedham
Norfolk
24
Lucy Eleanor Hall
Ireland
Dedham
25
Eleanor Tuttle
Weathers-
Apr. 5
Margaret P. Jackson
Robert S. and Nellie M.
Goshen, NY Weston, Vt.
5 Henry Joseph Conlon
Peter J. and Julia E.
Dedham
Boston
6
Edward J. Sweeny
Jeremiah and Katie V.
Ireland
Dedham .
Feb. 6 18
Edward Ferry
Edward and Mary
England
Ireland
9 | Amy Dorothy Reeves
Orrington
Worcester
Marcus A. and Georgie A. Daniel J. and Mary J.
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George and Margaret A. Richard and Agnes George S. and May
Wallingf'd Ct. field, Ct.
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Date of Birth.
Name of Child.
Names of Parents.
Birthplace Birthplace of Father. |
of Mother.
April 6
Nellie Weschrob
Amiel and Mary
Germany
Charlest'wn
7
Mary Vincent Lynch
Stephen F. and Mary Adolph and Agnes Hugh and Nellie L.
Germany
Germany
8
William P. Hayes
William J. and Maggie J.
Ireland
Ireland
Katharine Gaffney
James J. and Mary
Dedham
Conn.
9 11 Ellen Maria Conlon
Dennis and Mary
Dedham
Boston
14
John Thos.McGuinness Daniel and Catharine
Ireland
Ireland
14 Henry R. Humphrey
Henry D. and Lena R.
Roxbury
Gloucester Md. Frostburg,
27 Harold Taylor
Wiliiam A. and Theresa
England
W.Roxbury
May 10
Arthur Emil Benke
Henry and Emma
Germany
Germany
15 Mabel Cook
E. M. and Annie
Nantucket
Ireland
19
Elizabeth Nolan
Andrew J. and Elizabeth J. John P. and Mary A.
Littleton
Chelsea
21 Louis Hein
Oscar L. and Bertha
Germany
Germany
27 James W. Thompson
Michael and Mary A.
Hanover
Braintree
28 Rose McLane
John J. and Maria J.
Dedham
Boston
29
Charles Henry Malpus
George H. and Mary A.
England
England
June 10 Alice M. Callahan
Daniel and Mary
Ireland
Ireland
10 Harold Chester Wood
John H. and Bertha E. Joseph and Bridget
Hingham
Ireland
12 Louise Henning
Oscar and Natalie
Germany
Boston
13 Olive Kane 13 Warren Elliot Fuller
Edgar W. and Arletta N.
Saco, Me. Md.
Me.
15 Eliza Jane Shriver
Baltimore,
Boston
16 Maud Haley
Dedham
Scotland
17 Ellis Laurie Yatman
James O. and Martha E.
England
So. Hadley
18 May Louise Annis
18 Elsie Marion Ross
28 Jozeph Ward Baker
Charles D. and Rachel
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