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atthe income of the year from the works ($11,500.17) shows that after payment of expenses of maintenance, estimated at 4 a surplus remains that can be drawn upon to pay the 4
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interest on a loan for reservoir construction, of $10,000, and a · margin remains of not less than $1,200.
Expenses.
The sum of $8,521.71 paid in 1879 on pump account is in- cluded in the report of expenses for 1880, and the total of pay- ments, including current expenses, amounts to $25,299.40.
The cost of pumping machinery, pump house, coal shed, grading of the grounds and putting the premises in creditable condition, together with furniture, engineer's and machinist's tools, is $13,789.04, exceeding the amount placed at the digr posal of the Commissioners for this purpose in the sum of $1,133.91, which overdraft may be cancelled by the receipts of 1881, the estimate for the current expenses being $1,800 less than the estimated income. No appropriation was made at the last annual Spring meeting other than $100 for stand pipes, and the pipe extensions, repairs and improvements at the South Ponds, and placing of the check valve, absorbed the income that remained after payment of general expenses and cost of pumping.
The estimated expense for the maintenance of the works for
1881 are :
Superintendent's salary.
$500 00
Collection of water rates
300 00
Permanent laborer
624 00
Service pipos and repairs
475 00
Engineer of steam pump
600 00
125 tons coal 750 00
Wood for kindling fires
75 00
Lubricating oil and pump packing
60 00
Illuminating oil.
10 00
Interest on water loan
5,400 00
Interest on pump loan
570.00
Other expenses incident to management.
350.00
$9,714 00
Estimated income
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$11,500 00
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Payments on Pumping Engine and Building Account.
Clemens Herschel, consulting engineer .. $152 40
W. H. Sears, three copies of specifications 35 00
T. O. Jackson for land. 150 00
L. F. Rice, plan of building. 50 00
W. H. Morton, plan of building 10 00
H. R. Worthington, contract price of pump 7,000 00
E. Pierce, foundation wall ..
Shaw, Bradford & Perkins for chimney, underpin- ning and plastering. 702 09
94 12
B. Hedge for bricks. 169 30
J. B. Perkins, mason work and tender 49 87
George A. Barnes, contract for building and fence .. 2,329 35
E. M. Leach, painting 154 90
H. R. Worthington, suction branch and foot valve .. 93 04
H. R. Worthington, two 12-inch check valves. 227 50
Chapman Valve Company, 10 and 12-inch valves . . 249 76
Whittier Machine Company, boiler iron flue 57 83
Two steam ganges. 13 00 Water screens. 14 18
Tin gutters and conductors. 37 09
Service pipe and plumbing. 45 05
Insurance ..
16 00
Night watching 34 00
Iron sashes. 3 00
Cast iron branches and 10 and 12 inch pipes 214 84
Labor entering pond, laying pipes and cement. 349 79 Railroad freight. 45 01
Drain pipe. 58 93
Teaming and carriage hire. 183 30
Lumber for coul shed and piling 206 95
Amount carried forward. $12,746 30
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Amount brought forward. $12,746 30
Carpenter work on the same. 66 25
Iron work 15 18
Labor grading and clearing land.
533 69
Sodding, building cesspool and paving gutter
59 49
Stone wall on shore of pond.
58 00
Surveying lot, placing stone bounds and recording. .
5 65
Fire brick and pipe clay .
6 50
Stoves for drying plastering and coal
14 00
Platform scales.
35 00
Wheelbarrow.
10 00
Radiator in engine room
30 47
Stove in basement.
10 00
Lamps and oilers. 31 87
Hose pipe.
39 68
Furniture for engine room 29 40
97 56
$13,789 04
Pipe Extension.
Wrought iron shell
$258 92
Cement.
69 20
Wrought iron gas pipe
61 19
Valvos.
28 00
Branches and sleeves 27 10
Railroad freight. 55.96
Iron gate tops.
13 72
Carting pipe and coment. 15 20
Labor trenching and laying pipe
207 05
$736 34
Engineer's and machinist's tools
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Check Valve Pit and House.
Land of N. C. Lanman. $35 00
Stone for cellar wall and laying 53 75
Brick and mason work. 30 18
Lumber and nails.
38 00
Carpenter work and painting
41 57
Recording deed 65
Drain pipe.
8 55
Labor and carting materials.
46 03
Ono pressure gauge.
6 00
$259 73
Stand Pipes.
Iron posts.
$21 00
Pipe and valves
34 48
One fire hydrant.
46 02
Freight ..
3 80
Machinist work.
5 09
Trenching and cement
21 19
Carting
3 50
$135 08
Little South Pond.
Bricks and mason work
$39 00
Stone wall.
108 38
Cement
10 80
Labor
48 38
Coment pipe.
8 75
Teaming and carriage hiro
28 55
Screens and lock
21 31
Iron work 4 07
$272 21 .
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Great South Pond.
287 tons stone $324 10
Imbor on coffer dam and mason work 399 24
Cement .
39 90
Lumber.
37 74
Tools and lock.
4 34
Carriage hiro and teaming.
86 50
Current Expenses.
Superintendent's salary $500 00
Collector of water rates 324 27
Service pipes, faucets and plumbing.
114 01
Ten-inch gate and iron sleeves.
62 69
Cement.
47 55
Railroad freight and express. 18 51
Enameled cloth, canvass and packing.
40 67 *
Lumber and service pipe boxes 24 78
Tools and blacksmith work. 38 78
Stove, gas pipe and fixtures to workshop 36 50
Printing extra copies of report.
15 00
Printing water bills and notices.
41 75
Stationery
7 03
Office furniture.
5 00
W. R. Nichols, report on water of pond at pump station 12 50
Carriage hire
137 50
Teaming 10 05
Labor on works.
860 40
Interest on water bonds. 5,310 00
$7,636 99
$891 82
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Pumping Expenses.
Paid-
H. F. Gibbs, engineer.
$495 50
Interest 150 00
Coal, 132 64-100 tons at $5.65 per ton
750 62
Wood. 25 28
Kerosene oil
10 50
Cotton waste and emery .
17 33
Asbestos packing
8 38
Jenkins and hemp packing
5 46
Martin's packing
10 62
Rubber gaskets for cylinders
3 00
Lubricating oil. 52 25
Stationery
3 20
Railroad freight and express.
6 96
Coal for engine room and tenement
39 06
$1,578 16
Recapitulation.
EXPENDITURES.
Bills on steam pump, 1879-80 $13,789 04
Extensions 736 34
Check valve, pit and building. 259 73
Stand pipes 135 08
Little South Pond.
272 24
Great South Pond
891 82
Current expenses.
7,636 99
Pumping expenses. 1,578 16
$25,299 40
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RECEIPTS.
Pump appropriation, May 10, 1879 $12,000 00
Reimbursed for materials. 26 30
Balance of income, 1879 . 628 83
Stand pipo appropriation. 100 00 .
Water ronts.
11,212 13
Labor and materials 258 04
Overdrawn 1,044 10
$25,299 40
Respectfully submitted,
CHARLES O. CHURCHILL, ) SAMUEL H. DOTEN,
Water
WILLIAM W. BREWSTER,
JOHNSON DAVIE,
NATHANIEL MORTON,
Commissioners.
RECORD OF WORK PERFORMED BY STEAM PUMP
From April 1st to December 31st, 1880.
MONTH.
Number of Hours.
Pounds ICou! used İn Starting Fires.
Pounds Coal used in Pumping.
Pounds Coal used in Banking.
Tota! Coal used.
Number of Revolutions.
Number of Gallons Pumped.
Average Daily Pumping.
April.
257
5,575
9,475
2,450
17,500
216,768
10.301,024
343,367
May ..
294
6,048
14,372
1.881
22,301
267,767
12.724,287
410,461
June ..
358
5,785
14,147
1,887
21,819
284,977
13.542,107
451,403
July. .
373
6,130
13,463
2,015
21,60S
285,656
13.574,373
437,883
August
346
5,560
12,631
1,875
20,066
274.653
13.051,510
421,016
September
341
6,115
13,190
1,815
21,120
273,992
13.020.099
434.003
October ..
356
6,340
7,775
1,930
16,045
230,567
10.956,469
353,434
November.
338
6,045
8,868
1,820
16,733
224,102
10,649,327
354,977
December
336
6,300
11,245
2,245
19,790
267,956
12,733.269
410,750
Total .
2,999
53,898
105,166
17,918
176,982
2,326,438
110,552,465
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H. F. GIBBS, Engineer.
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SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF WATER WORKS, PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 1, 1881.
To Board of Water Commissioners : In accordance with the requirements of the Water Board, I herewith respectfully submit my seventh annual report as Superintendent.
There has been laid during the year, 1,366 feet of wrought iron and cement pipe, at a total cost of $523.67. Of this 53 feet was two inch pipe, 873 feet was three inch pipe, 278 feet was four inch pipe, 162 feet was one inch pipe, and 11 feet of four inch pipe for hydrant.
The 162 feet of one inch pipe was laid on Morton Place, from Pleasant Street, at a total cost of $52.99; water let in pipe July 21st. Two hundred and sixty-seven feet of four inch pipe laid on Samoset Street from Chestnut Street, and 53 feet of two inch pipe laid on Chestnut Street to connect with the four inch pipe laid on Samoset Street, at a total cost of $130.47 ; water turned on July 30th. Two hundred and eighty-eight feet of three inch pipe laid on Mayflower Street, 358 feet of three inch pipe laid on Stafford Street and connected with the pipe laid on Mayflower Street. Fifty-five feet of the two inch pipe on Mayflower Street was taken up and laid deeper, to be on the same grade of the three inch pipe. Eleven feet of four inch pipe laid for a hydrant set on corner of Mayflower and Stafford Streets, at a total cost of $250.49; water let in pipe August 20th.
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Two hundred and twenty-seven feet of three inch pipe laid in Lothrop Place from Lothrop Street, at a total cost of $89.72 ; water let in pipe September 24th.
One hundred and eighty-five feet of three-fourth iuch lead pipe and 42 feet of three-fourth iuch iron pipe was taken up on Lothrop Placo, to be replaced by three inch pipe.
The number of service pipes inserted during the year is twenty-seven ; length of pipe, 214 feet and 6 inches. Cost of pipe $35.39. Cost of trenching, $27.75. Total cost of service pipes inserted during the year, $93.50.
Whole number of leaks and obstructions was. 68
In joints 14
Defective pipes 48
Dirt . 2
Joints on stops for service 3
Broken on sewer 1
Total 68
The total cost of repairs and removing obstructions on the main distributing and service pipes was $253.11.
Of the leaks and obstructions that have occurred :
In ten-inch pipe 4 The cost of repairs .. . $17 70
In eight-inch pipe 4 The cost of repairs ... 33 06
In six-inch pipe 3 The cost of repairs .. . 15 81
In four-inch pipe 23
The cost of repairs .. . 80 20
In two-inch pipe 23
The cost of repairs ... 76 38
In service pipes 11 The cost of repairs .. 29 96
Total number of leaks ... 68 Total cost of repairs. $253 11
Four new gates have been established this year; one two- inch gate on Chestnut Street junction of Samoset Street ; one two-inch gate ou South Street junction of Mayflower Street ; one three-inch gate on Lothrop Street junction of Lothrop Place; one two-inch gate on Mayflower Street junction of Washington Street.
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The cost of the above gates is included in the cost of the various extensions to which they belong, with the exception of the two-inch gate on Mayflower Street ; that was set at a cost of $13.50.
Thirty-six service boxes have been taken out and replaced by new ones at a cost of $27.00.
There have been added to the water takers this year thirty- two families, three stables, fourteen water closets, eight bath- ing tubs, one boarding house with twenty rooms and one an- nealing house.
The whole amount expended for labor during the year is. $1,067 42
The amount received for labor trenching. $83 54
The amount received for shutting off ser- vice 66 70
Total amount received for labor $150 24
Total net cost of labor.
$917 18
Size of Pipe in Use.
Main and distribution pipe laid to Dec. 31, 1880 :
Twenty-inch pipe .. 51 feet
Cone ..
5 “.
Twelve-inch pipe
64
Ten-inch pipe.
18,295
Eight-inch pipe.
4,051 “
Six-inch pipe.
7,123 "
Four-inch pipe.
36,174
Three-inch pipe.
7,569
Two-inch pipo.
27,864 "
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Two-inch iron pipe .. 795 feet
One-inch cement pipe .. 162 "
One-inch onamelled iron pipe. 520
"
Six-eighths inch cement pipe. 110
Seven-eighths inch iron pipe
813
Total number of feet 102,896 feet
The number of service pipes attached to the main and distri- bution pipes is 1,083, the street length being 21,660 feet, mak- ing, with the main and distribution pipe, a total of 125,556 feet, or 23 miles and 4,116 feot.
Total number of gates, December 31
112
Twelve-inch 2
Ten-inch
8
Eight-inch
5
Six-inch .
9
Four-inch 33
Three-inch 7
Two-inch. 41
One-inch, for waste. 7
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R. W. BAGNELL, Superintendent.
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Duxbury & Cohasset Railroad Sinking Fund.
TO THE SELECTMEN OF PLYMOUTH :
Gentlemen : - We respectfully submit the following statement of the condition of the Sinking Fund of the Duxbury & Cohas- set Railroad at the present time :
DR.
To-
Amounts received from Town Treasurer at various
times $12,693 20
Income received from same 1,598 19
$14,291 39
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By-
City of Chicago bond, costing $1,067.50-7 per cent. $1,000 00
Plymouth Water Serip bond, costing $1,067.50-6 per cent 1,000 00 Old Colony Railroad bonds, costing $2,207.50-7 per cent. 2,000 00
Amount carried forward.
$4,000 00
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Amount brought forward. $4,000 00
Old Colony Railroad bond, costing $1,022.50-6 per cent .. 1,000 00 Boston & Lowell Railroad bonds, costing $2,000- 6 per cent. 2,000 00
Boston, Concord & Montreal Railroad bonds, costing . $2,219.53, -- 6 per cent 2,000 00
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad bonds, costing $2,080-6 per cent .. 2,000 00
Eastern Railroad bonds, costing $1,308.63-43 per cent. 1,500 00
Old Colony National Bank, costing $1,250.98, ten shares. 1,000 00
Webster National Bank, costing $550, five
shares 500 00
Cash in Plymouth Savings Bank and on hand 291 39
$14,291 39
JOHN J. RUSSELL, ISAAC BREWSTER, Trustees.
GEORGE G. DYER,
PLYMOUTH, Feb. 16, 1881.
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TOWN CLERK'S REPORT.
Marriages Registered in Plymouth in 1880.
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Jan. 1. Charles William Voght and Charlotte E. Griffith, both of Plymouth.
Jan. 1. John S. Wright and Lilian S. Voght, both of Plymouth.
Jan. 2. Charles W. Tinkham of Middleboro and Sarah J. Standish of Plymouth. Married in Middleboro.
Jan. 4. Charles S. Collingwood of Plymouth and Angie S. Tripp of Middleboro. Married in Middleboro.
Jan. 22. Thomas E. Rogers and Mary Jane Downey, both of Rochester, N. Y.
Jan. 22. Oliver T. Peters of Haverhill and Lydia F. Sears of Plymouth.
Jan. 28. Thomas C. Ellis of Plymouth and Delia S. Lanman of Kingston.
Jan. 29. John Hines and Rebecca J. Vinal, both of Ply- mouth.
Jan. 30. James R. Harlow of Plymouth and Sarah A. French of Middleboro.
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Feb. 2. William Jordan and Laura F. Churchill, both of Plymouth.
.. Feb. 4. Otis W. Burgess and Mary S. Cobb, both of Ply- mouth.
Feb. 5. John B. Wildo and Martha Purton, both of Ply- mouth.
· Feb. 9. William H. MeLaughlin and Dora Kingsley, both of Plymouth.
Feb. 10. Poleg S. B. Bartlett and Hattie M. Atwood, both of Plymouth.
Feb. 11. Martin Powers and Lucy E. Douglass, both of Ply- mouth.
Feb. 21. Benjamin F. King of Plymouth and Mary Vickery of Plympton.
Feb. 25. George H. Bradford and Mary E. Baker, both of Plymouth.
Feb. 26. Stephen C. Glass of Duxbury and Salome N. Ray- mond of Plymouth.
March 3. William W. Edes and Ellen M. Eaton, both of Ply- mouth.
March 7. William W. Raymond of Plymouth and Flora G. Bolles of Acushnet.
April 7. Claude Melnotte Chandler and Lucy Chandler Dela- no, both of Kingston.
April 7. Frank E. Burke of Boston and Catharine P. Scott of Plymouth.
April 8 Frank N. Mann and Maria Gould, both of Ply- month.
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April 12. James L. Bryant of Lynn and Susan A. Taylor of Plymouth.
April 12. Edward G. Ellis and Louisa Dittmar, both of Ply- mouth.
April 14. James W. Pratt and HI. Eva Lashure, both of Ply- mouth.
April 15. Peter Lafayette and Nellie Anu Morton, both of Plymonth.
April 18. Gustavus L. Cobb of Middleboro and Mary A. Dickson of Plymouth. Married in Kingston.
April 21. William E. Holmes and Florence W. King, both of Plymouth.
April 22. Henry H. Packard of Brockton and Matilda E, Dunham of Plymouth.
April 22. Edward R. Mantor and Mary L. Nickerson, both of Plymouth.
April 24. Charles D. Dunbar and Emma F. Ellis, both of Plymouth.
April 28. Charles J. Stegmaier and Catharine D. Lyon, both of Plymouth.
May 2. Charles D. Bartlett and Agnes G. Griswold, both of Plymouth.
May 5. Harrison O. Barnes and Mary A. Blanchard, both of Plymouth.
May 7. Alfred S. Burns of Plymouth and Sarah L. Brown of Belfast, Me. Married in East Boston.
May 8. Levi W. Benson and Alvina F. Griffin, both of Ply- mouth.
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May 23. Philip Kuhs and Elizabeth P. Trees, both of Ply- mouth.
Muy 27. . Patrick Hoy of South Abington and Margaret Sul- livan of Duxbury.
June 5. Frank B. Hohnes of Kingston and Kate Murray of Plymouth.
June
12. Ezra Pierce and Elizabeth A. Picard, both of Ply- mouth.
June 13. James M. Dowsett and Almira B. Cole, both of Plymouth. Married in Carver.
June 16. Joseph Walling of Duxbury and Hannah M. Mur- phy of Plymouth.
June 16. Thomas W. Douglass and Hannah R. Weston, both of Plymouth.
Juno 17. George C. Morse and Mamie Coleman, both of Ply- mouth. Married in Braintree.
June 20. James Murray and Annabel Cavanagh, both of Plymouth.
June 23. Allen B. Barnes and Ida Cheney Wood, both of Plymouth.
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June 21. Nowman W. Storer and Martha A. Very, both of Plymouth.
July
3. Frank S. Hall and Mary L. Robbins, both of Ply- mouth.
July 5. Alexander Wasson and Teresa C. Schubert, both of Plymouth.
July 6. Adelbert Delano and Mary A. Shannon, both of Duxbury.
July 6. William Lane of Weymouth and Maggie Downey both of Plymouth.
July 6. Charles F. Richardson and Nollie M. Oldham, both of Plymouth.
July 8. Alvin J. Gordon of Newton and Mary S. Loring of Plymouth. Married in Newton.
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July 20. John Bagin and Matilena B. Hommerly, both of Plymouth.
July 21. David Holmes and Emma F. Richardson, both of Plymouth.
July 25. James A. Fish of Sandwich and Drusilla T. Swift of Plymouth.
Aug. 5. Edward J. Kelly of Baltimore, Md., and Nellie V Warren of Plymouth.
Aug. 8. Patrick T. Donney of Plymouth and Margaret A. Maguire of South Weymouth. Married in Woy- mouth.
Aug. 19. Maurice Drinen of Brooklyn, N. Y., and Nora Mc- Gillieuddy of Plymouth.
Aug. 29. John McNamara and Mary A. Flynn, both of Bos- ton.
Sept. 1. Andrew J. Cassidy and Kato Frawley, both of Ply- mouth.
Sept. 5. Willard O. Holbrook and Ida F. Manter, both of Plymouth.
Sopt. 11. Frederic N. Winsor and Carrie Glass, both of Dux- bury.
Sept. 13. Albert Nightingale and Luzetta S. Swift, both of Plymouth.
Sept. 19. Joseph T. Griffin and Emma I. Banker, both of Plymouth.
Sept. 21. Emery C. Hathaway of Boston and Agnes C. ? Morton of Plymouth.
Sept. 30. Edward W. Watson of Plymouth and Alice F. Walker of Scituate. Married in Scituate.
Oct. 10. Isaac L. Hedge of Plymouth and Eudora M. Pierce of Kingston.
Oct. 20. Charles S. Morton and Alice Goddard both of Ply- mouth.
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Oct. 21. Martin Frank Benson and Alice B. Howard, both of Plymouth.
Oct. 28. Georgo H. Piorce and Annie M. Sampson, both of Plymouth.
Nov. 3. Charles A. Strong and Sarah E. Morton, both of Plymouth.
.Nov.
15. Nelson Bourne and Ruth K. Gifford, both of New Bedford.
Nov. 16. William Collingwood and Lottie May Johnson, both of Plymouth.
Nov. 17. William H. Geany and Augusta M. Westgate, both of Plymouth.
Nov.
18. Joseph B. Whitten of Plymouth and Abbie Soule of Kingston. Married in Kingston.
Nov. 24. Robert M. Holmes and Sarah S. Grover, both of Plymouth.
Dec.
2. George F. Holmes and Carrie B. Whiting, both of Plymouth.
Dec. 6. Henry J. Beytes and Ida C. Lent, both of Ply- month. Married in Kingston.
Dec. 7. William Langford and Jennie T. Swift, both of Ply- month.
Dec. 11. Frederick F. Simmons of Pembroke and Mary E. Sampson of Kingston.
Dec. 16. William H. Drew and Mary C. Hathaway, both of Plymouth.
Dec. 23. Maurice Levengston of Boston and Jennie B. Wes- ton of Plymouth. Married in Kingston.
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BIRTHS REGISTERED IN PLYMOUTH IN 1880.
DATE.
NAMES.
NAMES OF PARENTS.
FATHER.
MOTHER.
1850
Jan. 2,
3,
Lena W. Wood,
Albert S. and Hannab D., Arthur B. and Hattie E.,
Plymouth,
l'Irmouth.
5,
Seth E. Whall,
Plymouth,
East Bridgewater.
4,
Clara L. Faunce,
George A. aud Mercy J., Timothy and Grace, Daniel and Aurissa H.,
Ireland.
Ireland.
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6,
Timothy Kelliher,
Plymouth,
Auburn. Me.
..
12,
Bertha Hinchcliffe,
Plymouth,
Plymouth.
12,
Charles W. Sherman,
Charles W. and Susan S., Angustus T. and Elizabeth A.,
Pymouth,
Kingston.
12.
Mary J. Caswell,
Plymouth,
Plymouth.
15,
Sarah Brewster,
Wareham,
North Bridgewater.
1.,
George Herbert Sampson,
Lo,well.
Plymouth.
..
16.
Charlotte Hanson,
Plymouth.
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20. Nattie C. Bennett,
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Albert E Hosmer,
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30, George E. Maddox,
..
Mary Ellen Glord,
Andrew and Ellen Maria,
Plymouth.
Feb.
2, 2,
Grace M inter, John Dunn,
William and Sarah F. G., William and Annie,
Plymouth, Ireland,
Sweden. B ·ston.
15,
Mary E. Faunce,
William A. and Margaret C., Oren W. and Lydia A.,
Plymouth,
Plymouth. Plymouth.
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21,
Jennie M Robbins,
Heman and Harriet E., Frederick W. and Joansa L., Isaac D. and Joanna.
No:th Wrentham,
Walpole. Annapolis, Md.
Sandwich. Ireland.
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Gideon E. and Salena H.,
Yarmouth,
Barnstable.
Henry Thomas Cash,
Plymouth,
Warebam.
William W. and Avuie L. Henry and Adelaide, Joseph and Jennie F .. Christian and Emily C.,
15, Annie May Rogan.
Denmark,
Plymouth.
Cambridgeport,
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BIRTHPLACE OF PARENTS.
Feb. 6, 6, Joseph S. Fitzgerald,
10 .- Lena Millar,
11. William F Jacobns,
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12. Rnf .: s W. Morton,
15, Abbie May Bourne, Mabel F. Robbins,
Ehner Briggs.
Mabel S. Hamilton, Ida May Shaw,
March 1,
1.
William Tuttle Wood,
George W. and Gertrude,
Charles F. and Sarah S.,
Edward and Mary.
Nicholas and Julianna, George and Lydia A ..
Maryland,
William HI. and Catharine,
Plymouth,
George Albert and Ada.
Daniel W. and Louisa C ..
Ephraim D. and Hattie R.,
Riniolph and Marie,
Rudolph August and Mary,
Germany,
Plymouth.
David F. and Nellie A.,
James and Johanna,
England, Milford,
Braintree.
George F. and Lucy A ..
Patrick H. and Joanna F.,
William H. and Lucy J.,
Albert N. and Flora E.,
.
Plymouth,
Nova Scotia.
14.
1.,
1.,
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18,
23, 28,
Betsey Dyer Holbrook, Charles E. Douglass, Annie Clifford Holmes,
William and Ellen, Thomas and Mary. Jacob and Elizabeth. John and Mary E .. George S. and Lucinda. Charles N. and Mary E., James H. and Abbie. Cornelins and Alice J , Melville C. and Mabel S., Weston A. and Anna F ..
Ireland. Newfoundland, Germany, Germany. Ilymouth,
Ireland. Newfoundland. Germany. Plymonth. Plymouth.
Plymouth. Plymouth. Nmick. Ashland.
Warcham.
Germany.
Plymouth. Nova Scotia.
Germany. Fennsylvania. Ireland.
Plymouth.
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Myron Franklin Manter,
Jennie L. Sears,
15, 20. 21, 22,
Elston K. Bartlett, Loholf. Mary A. Franceska, Ella Weston Pierce,
Charles Henry Steward,
23, 25, April 3; 7, 13,
George W. Johnson. Jeremiah F. Sullivan, James Burrill Clark, Albert N. Fletcher, William E. Heath. Edward L. Holmes, Eugene Callahan,
John and Mary Ann.
Frederick L. and Margaret H.
Plymouth, Ireland,
Plymouth. Ireland.
Kingston.
Boston.
Plymouth, Plymouth,
Plymouth, Sandwich.
3.
5,
. ...
Matilda Danner,
Grace B. Williams, Hall,
10, 11,
Plymouth,
Plymouth,
Plymouth.
Prussia.
Prussia. Germany.
Rochester,
Ireland.
Ireland.
Ireland. Plymouth. Chelsea.
Plymouth, Bath, N. Y.,
Engene and Ellen Maria, Gideon and Sarah T., Charles E. and Mercy B.
Frank B. and Adelaide M
Cape Ann, Plymouth, Plymouth, Nova Scotia,
Plymouth, Prussia,
Lizzie W. Klingenhagen,
Caspar H. and Mary.
Pembroke, Plymouth,
Germany,
Plymouth,
Boston.
1
-
1., 22, 26. 25,
Luke McCarty,
Leora Brown. Michael Farrell.
BIRTHS-Continued.
BIRTHPLACE OF PARENTS.
DATE.
NAMES.
NAMES OF PARENTS.
FATHER.
MOTHER.
1880.
May 1,
Mabel Frances Goddard, Edward W. Bradford,
Plymouth. Plymouth,
Plymouth. Belfast, Me.
East Bridgewater.
9.
Clarence S. Harmon.
Livermore, Me.,
Kingston.
10,
Bailey.
Kingston, Plymouth,
Newcastle, Penn.
10,
Plymouth.
12,
Waldo L. Phipps,
:
..
13,
Plymouth, France,
France.
72
Wisconsin,
Illinois.
18,
Walter and Anna,
Jaunton.
Plymouth. Boston. Plymou h.
-
22,
KatharineW. Southgate, Henry Otis Wright. Lizzie A. Terrio,
Benjamin and Mary B.,
Nova Scotia,
Nova Scotia.
Plymouth.
Rochester.
25,
Hiram Sampson,
Plymonth.
Portland, Me.
25, Mary A. Hall.
1
Plymonth,
Plympton.
26,
Edith Frances King.
Boston. ·
Germany.
27,
.
Freddie Smith.
Robert L. and Rhoda E.,
June 4,
..
13,
Anna E. Lovell
..
21, 21, 23,
Lizzie E Holmes.
Jacob W. Mahler.
1 Charles H. and Emma F .. Jacob and Margaret, William H. H. and Lucretia.
Plymouth, Germany,
Germany Rochester.
Strafford, N. H.,
25,
Arthur A. Johnson,
William and Susan H., Edward W. and Janette A., Alpheus K. and Clarissa S .. Horace P. and Elizabeth B., Thomas H. and Adelaide V., Wilbor F. and Abbie T .. Henry J. and Anna L., Francis and Mary, Arthur and Sarah.
Louis K. and Almira W.,
Plymouth,
19,
John S. and Lilian S.
Plymouth.
25,
Stillman R. and Susan C ..
Charles H. and Etta. Benjamin F. and Mary E .. John W. and Caroline C., George E. and Mary D.,
Pivmonth. Plymouth, Ireland. Pixmouth.
Cohasset.
Plymouth. Cohasset. Wareham.
Plymouth,
Plymouth.
23,
Ethel L. Csgood. Pierce.
.
Edward and Bridge:, John F. and Mary C., Edmund Q. S. and Mary HI , Ellis and E dora F.,
: South Dennis.
30, Gertie F. Saunders. Jennie F. Simmons, 6, Frank S. Dumphy,
Plympton.
North Brookfield.
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..
William Stevens. Alphos Philip. Katharine Lord. Lonisa M. Bradford,
Germany.
14,
--- Bertha King Atwood,
4,
June 25, “ 27, 4 28, 2,
July
- 1. :
1 Alonzo R. Blackmer, Clara F. Sampson, John E. Knight. Lydia W. Finney, Arthur Picard, ! Evelyn Lewis Holmes, Edwin Foster Dixon, Mary A. Perkins. Joseph L. Pierce. John D. O'Connell.
Alouzo L. and Edith P., Nathan B. and Anna R .. James W. and Anna E .. James H. and Eldora F .. Henry J. and Elizabeth, Arthur L. and ('lara E .. Edwin and Ellen F .. John B and Sarah a ., Klnathan and Eleanor,
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