Town annual report for the town of Duxbury for the year ending 1879-1889, Part 11

Author: Duxbury (Mass.)
Publication date: 1879
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 838


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District No. 9 11 47


Unexpended


$239 97 12


$3,030 09


Appropriation for 1882 $2,650 00


School fund . 184 91


Dividend, dog fund


195 18


$3,030 09


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STATE AID. ORDERS DRAWN FROM MARCH 1, 1882, TO MARCH 1, 1883. Acts of 1879, Chapter 301.


Huldah Bailey, $48 00 Oscar H. Soule,


$112 00


Betsey A. Crocker,


48 00


Chas. and Lois Snell,


80 00


Jane S. Weston,


48 00 Thomas T. McNaught, 90 00


Mary D. Sampson,


48 00


Jabez P. Weston, 84 00


Emma M. Hunt,


48 00


Walter Baker, 9 00


Mary J. Simmons,


48 00


John and Mary Glass, 84 00


Mary S. Bryant,


48 00


Eugene Glass,


51 00


Marcia Brewster,


48 00


James K. Burgess,


36 00


Almira B. Weston,


48 00


George F. Ryder,


100 00


Malvina A. Fish,


48 00


Samuel B. Beaman,


84 00


Harrison G. Freeman, 48 00


Thomas M. Gridley,


120 00


Issachar Josselyn, 96 00


Frederic A. Pratt,


54 00


Rodney M. Leach, 104 00 Jonathan Glass,


30 00


Joseph A. Soule,


54 00


Hamilton Wadsworth,


3 00


Thomas T. McNaught, 90 00


$1,719 00


Due from the State, payments from January 1, 1882,


to March 1, 1883


$2,048 50


MILITARY AID. Acts of 1879, Chapter 252.


ORDERS DRAWN FROM MARCH 1, 1882, TO MARCH 1, 1883.


Henry Alden,


$72 00 James Wilson, $82 00


Hamilton Wadsworth, 60 00 Thomas Ingles, 82 00


Marcellus Soule, 72 00 Ezekiel Dorsey, 18 00


Wadsworth Hunt, 72 00 Edward M. Magoun, 42 02


George P. Peterson, 66 00 Alva M. Nightingale, 12 00


Isaac L. Sampson,


84 00 Horace W. Thayer,


245 31


Henry Burns, 96 00


$1,003 33


One half to be paid by the State. Town appropriation, 1882 . $450 00


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STATEMENT OF THE RAILROAD LOAN, MARCH 15, 1882. NOTES AND BONDS AGAINST THE TOWN. Worcester North Savings Institution, given April 21, 1880, for ten years, at 42 per cent., $2,000 to be paid yearly by the Town $16,000 00


Arlington Five Cents Savings Bank, given April 21,


1880, for ten years, at 42 per cent 10,000 00 November 1, 1880, forty-five bonds of $1,000 each, for ten years, at 42 per cent 45,000 00


$71,000 00


RAILROAD ACCOUNT OF INTEREST AND PRIN- CIPAL PAID.


Paid-


April 21. Worcester North Savings Institution, on Railroad loan $2,000 00


Worcester North Savings Institution, interest 427 50


Arlington Five Cents Savings Bank,


interest


237 50


April 29. Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company, interest 1,012 50


Oct. 21. Worcester North Savings Institution,


interest


380 00


Arlington Five Cents Savings Bank, interest 237 50


Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company, interest 1,012 50


$5,307 50


Balance from assessment, 1881. $1,557 50 Assessment for Railroad loan, 1882 2,000 00


Assessment for Railroad, interest 3,260 00


Balance to new account.


6,817 50


$1,510 00


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TREASURER'S REPORT.


TOWN OF DUXBURY, in account with


JOSHUA W. SWIFT, Treasurer. DR.


March 15, 1882, cash at settlement. $2,433 82


Uncollected taxes for 1881. 2,082 12


Uncollected taxes for 1877, 1878, 1879, and 1880 888 95


Deeds of property held for taxes 35 85


Accrued taxes. 79 51


Eden Winsor's note. 138 00


Received-


Joseph W. Simmons, error in bill, 1882. 60


Town of Pembroke, aid to Betsey Jones. 19 95


Town of Rochester, aid to William Baker and family,


7 75


Selectmen for billiard licenses . 6 00


Selectmen for Auctioneer's licenses


6 00


Josiah Peterson, book agent.


189 64


William Paulding for old lumber


75


Corporation tax for 1882 2,207 58


National Bank tax 1,764 56


State aid reimbursed 1,833 00


Indigent soldiers and sailors reimbursed. 495 15


Amount carried forward. $12,189 23


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Amount brought forward. $12,189 23


Tax on ships in foreign trade 20 43


County Treasurer, dividend dog fund. 195 18


Massachusetts school fund . 184 91


William W. Simmons, farm sales


31 87


Selectmen for old rails. 3 84


Balance of Corporation tax 179 44


Balance of National Bank tax


31 79


Selectmen from Mrs. Helen Delano, school-books .. 1 78


Foot of tax bills for 1882


17,634 93


Temporary loan of Spencer Winsor


300 00


Borrowed of railroad fund 6,143 81


Omitted tax. 7 85


Town of Wareham, aid to Fred. A. Pratt 22 00


Interest on taxes .. 156 63


Interest on deposit 42 80


$37,145 89


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Paid-


Selectmen's orders for highways $2,486 91


Selectmen's orders for incidentals. 2,219 58


Selectmen's orders for schools. 2,883 58


Selectmen's orders for school-houses 195 10


Selectmen's orders for snow 822 13


Overseers' orders 3,163 56


State aid, act 1879, chapter 301 1,719 00


State tax 1,500 00


County tax


1,484 82


Decoration Day


30 00


Railroad notes and interest


5,307 50


'Amount carried forward.


. $21,812 18


8.


51


1 00


1


24


Amount brought forward $21,812 18


Interest to railroad fund.


149 85


Point Road 354 76


Blue River Bridge


6,486 00


Indigent soldiers, act 1879, chapter 252


938 02


Spencer Winsor, temporary loan


300 00


Spencer Winsor, interest


1 50


Eden Winsor, note


138 00


Accrued taxes


104 51


Deeds of property held for taxes.


35 85


Uncollected taxes, 1877, 1878, 1879, 1880, and 1881,


758 88


Uncollected taxes for 1882.


2,883 95


Discount on taxes


32 16


Cash on hand


3,150 23


$37,145 89


The Treasurer's books and accounts have been examined and found correct, and all payments properly vouched.


H. E. SMITH, \ Auditing J. S. LORING, § Committee.


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LIABILITIES OF THE TOWN.


DR.


Interest on railroad notes and bonds to date. ... $1,135 00


Due other towns, aid to indigent soldiers, Acts 1879, 22 00


Amount of orders drawn, not paid. 931 58


Due Railroad fund 6,143 81


Balance in Town's favor 1,638 44


$9,870 83


CR.


Uncollected taxes, 1877, '78, '79, '80, '81 $758 88


Uncollected taxes, 1882


2,883 95


Eden Winsor, note


138 00


Deeds of property held for taxes


35 85


Accrued taxes


104 51


Due from State for S'ate Aid


2,048 50


Due from State for Military Aid


573 66


Due from East Bridgewater


25 00


Due from South Scituate 10 00


Due from Rochester


114 25


Due from Revere.


28 00


Cash in hands of Treasurer


3,150 23


$9,870 83


We have examined the foregoing accounts of the Selectmen, and find them properly stated and vouched.


H. E. SMITH, JOHN S. LORING, S Auditors.


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APPROPRIATIONS RECOMMENDED FOR THE ENSUING YEAR.


Support of schools $2,650 00


Support of poor 2,800 00


Repairs of highways and bridges 2,500 00


Removing snow


350 00


Blue River bridge


Interest on railroad loan 3,165 00


Railroad loan 2,000 00


Repairs on school-houses 100 00


Aid to indigent soldiers


450 00


Decoration soldiers' graves


30 00


Incidental expenses. Bank and Corporation tax.


SAMUEL P. SOULE, S


THOMAS CHANDLER, - Selectmen JOSIAH PETERSON, of Duxbury.


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ASSESSORS' STATISTICS.


MAY 1, 1881.


MAY 1, 1882.


Real estate,


$870,593 00


Real estate,


$866,928 00


Personal estate,


201,845 00


Personal estate,


174,404 00


Decrease of real estate since 1881


$3,665 00


Decrease of personal estate since 1881.


27,441 00


Total decrease $31,106 00


State tax for 1882 $1,500 00


County tax for 1882 1,484 82


Town tax for 1882 14,290 00


Unpaid school books 102 13


Overlayings on taxes


257 98


Total tax $17,634 93


Rate on State tax


$0 87 on $1,000 00


Rate on County tax 86 on $1,000 00


Rate on Town tax


13 97 on $1,000 00


Total rate


$15 70 on $1,000 00


Number of polls taxed 586


Number of school children 337


Corporation tax, 1882. $2,387 02


National Bank tax, 1882 1,796 35


Increase Corporation and Bank tax from 1881, $432 09


THOMAS CHANDLER, JOSIAH PETERSON, SAMUEL P. SOULE,


Assessors of Duxbury.


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LIST OF JURORS


As revised by the Selectmen for consideration of the Town, April 2, 1883.


Frank C. Woodward,


Alexander J. McDonald,


Edwin H. Wright,


Lewis M. Bailey,


Henry Chandler,


Joshua S. Freeman, Eugene T. Soule,


Arthur F. Arnold,


Elbridge H. Chandler,


Henry Barstow,


Andrew Sampson,


Harrison G. Weston,


George Bradford,


Ichabod Sampson,


Herbert A. Peterson,


Alonzo Chandler,


Walter Baker,


Edward W. Winsor,


Edmund G. Winslow,


John K. P ker,


George H. Torrey,


George simmons,


Henry H. Lewis,


Henry L. Cushman,


William S. Frazar,


Robert T. Randall,


Jerome Chandler.


George H. Bailey,


Levi P. Simmons,


Nathan C. K ene,


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REPORT OF THE OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.


EXPENSES IN ALMSHOUSE FOR THE YEAR


ENDING MARCH 15, 1883.


Paid-


Overseers of Poor, services settling and making


$15 00


report, March 1882


Thomas Chandler, keeping books, postage and sta- tionery 7 45


Samuel P. Soule, clerk, services


5 00


George Bradford & Sons, meats


60 12


George Bradford, meats.


39 28


James Burgess, balance salary to April 19 21 00


Holden & Batchelder, flour


31 50


J. D. Batchelder & Co., flour


56 60


M. S. Ayer & Co., beef


17 25


Albert C. Myrick, fresh fish


32 11


Charles Frost, clams and trash


2 58


Frank Sears, fish. 1 62


5 82


Henry A. Prior, hay


17 40


Abigail Brewster, hay and standing grass


Harrison Loring, standing grass 12 00


Charles H. Chandler & Co., goods for Almshouse ... 10 99


Amount carried forward. $381 26


William E. Weston, meats 45 54


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Amount brought forward. $381 26


W. S. Freeman & Co., goods for Almshouse 412 98


William Sheldon, coal for Almshouse 66 00


J. S. Loring, coal for Almshouse 15 00


Perez Loring, wood for Alm shouse 33 50


J. B. Fisher, potatoes 8 75


Josiah Peterson, goods 11 90


Cushing & Winsor, goods


23 23


Old Colony Railroad, freight on beef and flour


2 69


Lewis Simmons, potatoes


1 25


O. B. Cole, Kingston, alcohol and corr. sublimate .. 2 50


William Harting , horse ploughing and trucking. . . 4 00 Gershom Bradford, shoats 21 00


Ira Chandler, pigs 8 00


N. Ford & Sons, goods for Almshouse.


18 77


Ziba Hunt, potatoes and lumber


1 71


J. Hersey, crackers 6 85


Wm. W. Simmons, teaming, horse to beach for kelp,


49 67


Samuel W. Hunt, butchering, 1881


1 50


Frank T. Holmes, butchering, 1882 1 00


J. D. Randall, herrings . 1.00


Rodney M. Leach, mending shoes


75


Nelson Stetson, repairing saws


50


Dr. B. A. Sawyer, medical attendance at Almshouse,


46 70


Dr. James Wilde, medical attendance at Almshouse, 5 00


Dr. Ira Chandler, medical attendance


11 30


William W. Simmons, salary as Superintendent of Almshouse to March 19, 1882 .. 275 00


E. Freeman, burial charges, Mrs. Abigail Holmes, 18 50 Overseers of Poor, cash order for removal of Mrs. White and boy . 8 00


Isaiah Walker, potatoes 7 20


$1,445 51


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EXPENSES FOR SUPPORT O THE POOR OUT OF THE ALMSHO SE.


Paid-


Mrs. Maria K. Wallace, support of Sabia Keene .... $58 00


Dr. F. Collamore, medical attendance on Sabia Keene, 1881 . 8 30


Rufus Randall, wood, Sabia Keene ..


1 50


Robert T. Randall, wood, Sabia Keene


2 00


J. B. Belknap, sawing wood, Sabia Keene.


1 00


Town of Randolph, supplies Alvah Nightingale ·


67 00


Samuel P. Soule, services, Randolph, Nightingale case . 4 75


Support of James Randall


48 00


Support of Thomas L. Soule.


84 00


Josiah Peterson, supplies to Samuel Winsor, and removal to Almshouse. 28 67


J. S. Loring, wood to Samuel Winsor 1 25


27 10


Town of Middleboro, supplies to Horace W. Thayer, Town of Middleboro, supplies to Frank J. Randall, 28 56 Town of Hanover, coffin for child of E. W. Magoun, 10 00 Town of Hanover, supplies to family of Thomas Inglis 9 86


Town of Peabody, support of George Stetson 6 65


City of Boston for George Stetson 1 00


City of Boston, aid to Mary Loring .


1 00


City of Worcester, aid to William Phillips


12 00


Dr. C. L. Howes, medical attendance on family of Thomas Inglis 6 50


.


Dr. B. A. Sawyer, medical attendance on Ichabod Chandler 7 00


Dr. B. A. Sawyer, medical attendance on Miss Hunt, 10 00


Enoch Freeman, coffin and burial of Jennie Standish, 21 00


Amount carried forward. $445 14


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Amount brought forward. $445 14


J. B. Emerson, support of Mrs. Joshua Simmons .. 9 81


Charles H. Chandler & Co., supplies to Mrs. William Bowen 24 75


William Sheldon, coal for Mrs. Lucy Winsor 14 00


Robert T. Randall, wood to Mrs. Betsey Peterson ... 4 00


N. Ford & Sons, supplies to Hiram Bryant 15 00


N. Ford & Sons, supplies to Peleg Gulliver. 5.00


Cushing & Winsor, supplies to Waity Sampson 26 07 . . Town of Hanson, supplies to William Gardner and family 15 00


Town of Hanson, medical attendance on child of Walter A. Southworth. 4 00


Taunton Lunatic Hospital, board and clothing for Martha O. Jackson. 207 21


Taunton Lunatic Hospital, board and clothing for Simeon Sampson 206 77


Taunton Lunatic Hospital, board and clothing for Gamaliel Arnold.


191 16


Taunton Lunatic Hospital, board for Eden Sampson to February, 1882 36 38


Taunton Lunatic Hospital, board for David P. Walker,


16 60


Benjamin F. Hodges, board and clothing for Avery Hodges 112 00


Levi H. Cushing, groceries and wood for Waity Sampson. 10 53


$1,343 42


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SUPPORT OF POOR OF OTHER TOWNS.


Paid-


N. Ford & Sons, supplies to C. D. Mann, of South Scituate $5 00


Dr. B. A. Sawyer, medical attendance on C. D. Mann, 5 00


Harvey Soule, supplies to family of Miss E. Westgate, of Rochester. 53 50


Cushing & Winsor, supplies to Miss E. Westgate, of Rochester 4 00


James H. Peterson, wood to Miss E. Westgate, of Rochester 1 75


L. H.Cushing, wood to Miss E. Westgate, of Rochester, 2 50 W. S. Freeman & Co., supplies to Miss E. Westgate, of Rochester 20 00


W. S. Freeman & Co., supplies to family of W. H. H. Johnson, of Rochester 15 00


L. H. Cushing, wood to family of W. H. H. Johnson, of Rochester. 2 50


Harvey Soule, supplies to family of W. H. H. John- son, of Rochester 5 00


Cash order from Overseers for Miss E. Westgate, of Rochester 5 00


Dr. B. A. Sawyer, medical attendance on Miss West- gate, of Rochester. 5 00


Cushing & Winsor, supplies to F. A. Pratt, of Wareham 23 00


Overseers of Poor, cash order for F. A. Pratt, of Wareham 3 00


Dr. B. A. Sawyer, balance of bill for medical attend- ance on Mrs. Alice Lucas, of Revere 28 00


$178 25


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Expenses in Almshouse. $1,445 51


Expenses out of Almshouse 1,343 42


Expenses of Poor of other towns 178 25


$2,967 18


AVAILABLE MEANS FOR SUPPORT OF POOR FROM MARCH 15, 1882, TO MARCH 15, 1883.


By balance at settlement, March 15, 1882.


$337 48


By appropriation for 1882 .


2,400 00


Received from William W. Simmons, sales from Almshouse


31 87


Received from Town of Pembroke, aid of Betsey Jones


19 95


Received from Town of Rochester, aid to William


Baker and family. 7 75


Received from Town of Wareham, aid to F. A. Pratt and family


22 00


Overdrawn . 148 13


$2,967 18


Number of inmates now at Almshouse 12


Largest number at one time


14


Smallest number at one time


Admitted during the year 12


2


Discharged


2


Died-Mrs. Abigail Holmes


1


Tramps lodged during the year


3


INMATES OF ALMSHOUSE AT PRESENT TIME,


AND AGE.


Age.


Bradford Holmes,


78 Eden Sampson, Age.


62


J. Melzar Holmes,


83


George Stetson, 55


Joseph Brewster,


53


Welthea Sampson,


82


William Phillips,


52 Mary South worth, 68


Rufus G. Chandler, 69


Betsey A. Churchill, 58


Samuel Winsor,


79 Lucy G. Chandler, 33


The average cost per week of support in the Almshouse for the year has been $2.16} for each person.


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ARTICLES REMAINING IN THE ALMSHOUSE AND


ON THE FARM, MARCH 15, 1883.


1 cow,


3 cord oak wood, ¿ cord pine wood,


30 fowl,


2 bushels meal,


5} bushels potatoes,


2 bushels corn,


18 bushels turnips,


100 pounds fine feed,


1 barrel pork,


12 tons salt hay,


20


pounds beef,


2 tons English hay,


80 pounds ham,


1 ton bedding,


15 pounds dry fish,


2 swine,


12 barrels flour,


¿ ton coal,


60 pounds lard,


9 pounds soap,


15 pounds salt,


1 pound spices,


20 pounds butter,


¿ barrel crackers,


Amount, $275.17.


All of which is respectfully submitted,


THOMAS CHANDLER,


Overseers JOSIAH PETERSON, of


SAMUEL P. SOULE, Poor.


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We have examined the foregoing accounts of the Overseers of the Poor, and find them correctly stated and properly vouched,


H. E. SMITH, J. S. LORING,


Auditing Committee.


1 pound tea,


2 pounds tobacco.


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TOWN MEETING.


Copy of Articles in Warrant for Annual Town Meeting, to be held at Town Hall, Duxbury, MONDAY, April 2, 1883, at ten o'clock, A. M.


1. To choose a Moderator.


2. Will the Town choose their Surveyors of Highways by ballot, one district at a time ? (By request.)


3. To choose all necessary Town Officers.


4. Will the Town take any action, or express any feeling regarding the order of the State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity, whereby the Standard Fertilizer Company is com- manded to cease from carrying on its manufacturing business in this Town after the first day of May next ? (By request of Harvey Soule, H. E. Smith, and others.)


5. Shall licenses be granted for the sale of intoxicating liquors in this Town ?


6. To hear the reports of the several Town officers, and act thereon.


7. To raise such sums of money as may be necessary to defray Town charges.


8. Will the Town authorize their Treasurer to hire money in anticipation of taxes ?


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9. To revise or accept the list of Jurors, as presented by the Selectmen.


10. Will the Town raise thirty dollars, to be expended under the direction of Post 111, G. A. R., on Decoration Day.


11. Will the Town recompense Issacher Josselyn for dam- age by Surveyor in removing sidewalk in front of his dwelling- house. (By request of I. Josselyn.)


12. To see if the Town will authorize the School Committee to contract for the transportation of pupils, in certain cases. (By request of School Committee.)


13. What action will the Town take in relation to note of Eden Winsor, held by the Town ? (By request.)


14. Will the Town adopt any By-Laws in regard to the removal of snow from the sidewalks ?


REGISTRATION OF VOTERS.


Chapter 37, Acts of 1879.


SECTION 1. "In all towns in this Commonwealth registration of voters shall cease at ten o'clock in the afternoon on the Sat- urday preceding the day of any election."


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BOOK AGENT'S ACCOUNT.


J. PETERSON, in account with the


TOWN OF' DUXBURY, to March 15, 1883. DR.


Books on hand March 15, 1882 $265 91


Cash paid for books 284 66


Cash due for books 7 52


Agent's salary 30 00


Balance in favor of Town 51 77


$639 86


CR.


Books on hand March 15, 1883 $185 98


Desk supplies in District No. 1. $7 30


Desk supplies in District No. 2. 7 70


Desk supplies in District No. 3. 7 30


Desk supplies in District No. 4. 6 60


Desk supplies in District No. 5. 10 49


Desk supplies in District No. 6. 4 29


Desk supplies in District No. 7. 11 13


Desk supplies in District No. 8. 6 93


Desk supplies in District No. 9. 3 26


65 00


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Unpaid bills to Assessors, District No. 1. . . $20 97


Unpaid bills to Assessors, District No. 2. .. 49 23


Unpaid bills to Assessors, District No. 3. . . 28 13 Unpaid bills to Assessors, District No. 4. . . 9 19


Unpaid bills to Assessors, District No. 5. . . 28 45


Unpaid bills to Assessors, District No. 6. .. 15 98


Unpaid bills to Assessors, District No. 7. .. 25 02


Unpaid bills to Assessors, District No. 8. .. 17 77


Unpaid bills to Assessors, District No. 9. . . 2 75


197 49 Cash paid Town Treasurer 189 62 Cash due for books 1 75


$639 86


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REPORT OF THE TOWN CLERK.


BIRTHS REGISTERED IN DUXBURY IN 1882.


DATE.


NAME OF CHILD.


NAMES OF PARENTS.


1882.


January 13,


24.


Nettie May Cushing, Ella Lewis Strang,


February 28,


Arthur Otis Edwards,


March


3,


Berthia Francis Glass,


19


Arthur Francis Paulding, Chner P. Winsor,


April 10,


12,


Lizzie Seaver Sampson, -


June


4,


James Wilde Hastings,


66


August


10, Eugene Russell Glass, 8, Lottie E. Josselyn, 9, Guy Atherton Stearns, Harrie B. Simmons,


66


13,


Alice E. Wadsworth,


66


13


66


29.


September 3,


66


14,


66


29,


Fred Oaks Perry,


December 24,


Ficd Erving Simmons, Henry Foster Pratt,


28,


Cro 'xer,


Levi H. and Rebecca F. Claudius L. and Lillie G. John S. and Caroline C. Horace and Jerusha A. Joshua T. and Sylvia. Frederic R. and Carrie. Ichabod and Nellie H. William J. and Anna A. Eugene and Lizzie. John E. and Josephine T. George H. and Cora L. Hiram B. and Lillian H. Hamilton and Lucy E. George L. and Emma F. David H. and Mary. George F. and Sarah B. Edgar W. and Lizzie E. James E. and Etta C. Abbot W. and Nellie M.


Charles F. and Lydia T. Walter B. and Betsey.


10,


Henry Murton Gardner, Annie Parks Chandler, Oscar B. Ryder, Estella May Swift,


6


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MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN DUXBURY FOR THE YEAR 1882.


Feb. 25. Mark L. Simmons to Mary E. Cushing, both of Duxbury. By Rev. John P. Bradley.


March 30. Edward Baker of Duxbury to Mary E. Bradley of Plymouth. By Rev. George A. Tewksbury.


April 6. Horace N. Gardner of Duxbury to Bethiah J. Drake of Pembroke. By Rev. C. Y. DeNormandie.


April 30. Walter J. Graves to Lucy L. Jackson, both of Duxbury. By Rev. E. B. Maglathlin.


May 17. Oscar Weston to Sarah A. Bonney (Hollis), both of Duxbury. By Rev. Ebenezer Alden.


May 18. William L. Holmes of Duxbury to Clara J. Our of Hingham. By Rev. B. K. Bosworth.


June 8. William A. Currier of Newburyport to Lelia A. Shattuck of Duxbury. By Rev. Ebenezer Alden.


August 3. Nahum J. Mahuren of Plymouth to Mary E. Pauld- ing of Duxbury. By Rev. E. B. Maglathlin.


Sept. 3. William H. Harlow of Plymouth to Ann M. Pauld- ing of Duxbury. 'By Rev. Nicholas P. Gilman


Sept. 5. Willie B. Gardner of Duxbury to Lavinia J. Marsh of Jamaica Plain. By Rev. William B. Clark.


Sept. 24. Everett E. Chandler of Duxbury to Laura A. Totman of Scituate. By Rav. Joseph Oigo od


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Oct.


25. Walter West of Boston to Marbia B. Winsor of Duxbury. By Rev. Isaac Dunham,


Oct. 29. Abbot L. Chandler to Mary R. Hunt, both of Duxbury. By Rev. A. K. Teele.


Nov. 28. Frank H. Weston of East Bridgewater to Lizzie F. Estes (Cushman) of Duxbury. By Rev. Rushton D. Burr.


Nov. 29. Charles Turner of Pembroke to Fannie M. Baker of Duxbury. By Rev. J. M. W. Pratt.


Nov. 29. James M. Snow of Orleans to Flora M. Burgess of Plymouth. By Rev. E. L. Chute.


Nov. 29. Frank Shepard of Boston to Fannie J. Hawkins of Duxbury. By Rev. S. W. Coggeshall.


Nov. 30. Everett Winsor to Laura W. Chandler, both of Duxbury. By Rev. Ebenezer Alden.


Nov. 30. Willie A. Cushing to Carrie L. Soule, both of Duxbury. By Rev. Charles L. Merriam.


Dec. 5. Ezra A. Weston to Edna F. Wade (Chandler) both of Duxbury. By Rev. Rushton D. Burr.


DEATHS REGISTERED OF THOSE HAVING DIED IN DUXBURY DURING THE YEAR 1882.


DATE.


NAMES.


DISEASE.


Years.


Months.


Days.


1882.


January


4,


Sallie Faunce,


88


9


15


Pleurisy.


44


6,


Sarah B. Hunt,


Exhaustion.


12


Sarah Josselyn,


71


10


Marasmus.


66


25,


Joseph Chandler,


87


23


Old Age.


28,


John Wilde,


69


8


16


Congestion of the Liver.


February


3,


Willis P. Weston,


28


1


18


Bright's Disease.


10,


Daniel P. Glass,


11


18


Whooping Cough.


26.


James Thomas,


75


2


Angina Pectoris.


March


3.


Jane Winsor,


62


9


7


Apoplexy.


Ella A. Childs,


57


Pneumonia.


Eden S. Sampson,


85


2


22


Nephritis.


i ,


Bethiah K. French,


63


Pneumonia.


17,


Joseph D. Geary,


62


Accidental Poisoning.


6


20, Harriet C. Simmons,


65


9


Diabetes.


28,


Harriet Bradford,


90


5


24


Pneumonia.


28,


Abigail .Holmes,


84


Old Age.


AGE.


25


28. 1 Abigail Holmes.


March 28, ¡ Mary Alden,


93


1


8


Pneumonia.


30,


Peleg Simmons,


75


9


Pneumonia. Disease of Heart.


30.


John Cushing,


81


1


27


April


1,


Henry Paulding,


73


1


12


Valvular and Chronic Enlargement of


20,


Sallie R. Chandler,


81


5


6


Old Age.


Softening of Brain.


May


3,


Henry Holmes.


62


2


20


Paralysis.


.6


5,


Candace Davis,


83


1


Old Age.


11,


Daniel Bradford,


71


Typhoid Fever.


66


21,


Sampson,


Stillborn.


June


15,


Rhoda C. Simmons,


79


6


4


Old Age.


20,


Elizabeth T. Shattuck,


60


4


11


Paralysis.


July


3,


- Shurtleff,


1


1


Marasmus.


45


August


11, 14,


Otis Chandler,


69


20


Paralysis.


16,


Elma P. Winsor,


4


.


Cholera Infantum.


22,


William F. H. Goodwin,


3


10


Cholera Infantum.


22.


Georgie F. Tileston,


19


10


2


Typhoid Fever.


66


30,


Benjamin Alden,


22


Typhoid Fever.


September


2,


Samuel A. Frazar,


82


5


24


Chronic Inflammation of Brain.


3,


Seth D. Chandler,


79


Paralysis.


9,


Deborah Cushman,


81


20


Bilious Fever.


21,


Salome D. Weston,


79


6


25


Dysentery.


30,


Henry F. Horton,


10


26


Dysentery and Paralysis of Brain.


October


Hiram Bryant,


67


11


8


Paralysis and Phthisis.


1, 6,


Eden Winsor,


76


2


2


Disease of Heart.


3,


Eliza H. Delano,


71


25


Cancer.


[Heart.


25,


Charles Delano,


75


13


Stillborn.


28,


Charles F. Chandler,


10


4


Congestion of Brain.


Marie B. Sanderson,


x


DEATHS-Continued.


DATE.


NAMES.


Years.


Months.


Days.


1882.


October November


24,


Daniel L. Winsor,


78


3


17


Cancer and Exhaustion.


Charles Snell,


72


6


2


Found dead at barn.


9,


Alice Lucas,


48


10


Hemorrhage of Bowels.


10,


Medora L. Mack,


8


5


25


Typhoid Fever.


10,


Gertrude Peterson,


8


Angina Maligna.


12,


Arthur T. Peterson,


2


8


16


Angina Maligna.


16,


Alden Chandler,


73


2


Heart Disease.


20,


William T. Mack,


38


10


16


Phthisis.


25,


John Glass,


80


10


28


Old Age.


27,


Huldah S. Richards,


92


9


10


Paralysis.


December


5,


Joshua W. Hathaway,


84


11


21


Scirrhus of Stomach.


66


13.


William Sears,


72


3


8


Consumption.


AGE.


DISEASE.


5.


46


DEATHS REGISTERED THAT WERE BROUGHT TO TOWN FOR INTERMENT.


AGE.


DISEASE.


PLACE OF DEATH.


DATE.


NAMES.


Years.


Months.


Days.


1882.


Somerville.


January


7,


Beulah W. Barstow,


68


-


Liver Complaint,


Boston.


February


19.


Martin E. Drew,


6


2


15


Diphtheria,


Waltham.


20.


Sidney S. Weston,


8


4


4


Diphtheria,


Boston.


28,


Julia A. Stetson,


47


-


Lowell.


47


March


5,


East Boston.


April


4,


Eliza M. Sampson,


29


4


14


Phthisis,


Boston.


May


10,


Viola Weston,


1


10


17


Croup Membrane,


Pembroke.


15,


Sallie T. Weston,


69


11


23


Pneumonia,


Rockland,


June


15,


Boston.


July


4,


William H. Sampson,


79


10


14


Heart Disease,


Marshfield.


September


6,


Abigail B. Chandler,


70


Gastric Ulcer,


October


9,


Ella F. Earle,


21


5


21


Consumption, Cystitis,


Boston.


November


4,


Quincy.


12,


Edith W. Johnson,


7


10


24


Heart Disease,


20,


Abbie Brown,


57


December


1.


Thomas C. Byrnes,


51


6


14


Hemorrhage Apnora,


14,


Israel R. Pruden,


78


8


8


-


Old Age,


West Dedham.


-


Weymouth.


Eben Howes,




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