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28, LeClair, Alphonse E. 29, Marnock, Mary Elizabeth. 30, Cunniff, Fanny Deane. 30, O'Brien, Bartholemew.
Oct. I, Connelly, Jeremiah.
I, Beaton, Frederick.
2, Boyle, Kathleen.
2, Dackers, Peter Wilson.
3, LeClair, Joseph.
3, Howley, Edward.
4, Howie, Charles.
4, Pierce, George Peter.
5, Thomas, Mary Eliza.
II, Rideout, Chas. Appolonio.
15, Deware, Mary Catharine. 15, Haynes, Timothy John. 16, Kilmartin, Eliza.
18, Jones, Ida May.
19, Smith, Walter Francis.
20, Gillis, Christie Ann.
22, Schätzl, John.
22, Prevost, Mary Josephine.
23, Rogers, Isadore. 24, Goodwin, Susan Elizabeth 24, McGilvray, Arthur.
25, Doran, Rosa
26, Winslow, Ralph Eldridge. 27, Hersey, Alfred Henry. 28, Holton, Martha Eldridge. 28, Pitts, Jeremiah.
28, Reed. Paul Bradford. 28, Elcock, William Leo.
Nov. I, Pitts, Walter Benjamin. I, Thayer, Ethel Stetson.
3, Emslie, Melissa S.
4, Barstow, Alfred Raymond.
7, Levesque, Alphonso. 7, Findlay, Robert Henry. 8, Nash, William Grover.
James and Bridget. Louis and Mary. Elwood M. and Clara A. Daniel and Clara. George and Mary, Charles D. and Sarah. Alexander and Emma E Patrick J. and Fanny L. John E. and Anne.
Jeremiah and Mary. Malcolm and Mary. William and Elizabeth.
Peter W. and Mary.
Narcisse and Hedwidge. John and Anne. Alexander and Charlotte.
William T. and Mary A. John P. and Bertha. Joseph and Sarah A. William and Margaret. Peter and Ann.
Edward and Catharine Robert H. and Agnes. John and Ann.
Frink and Mary. Peter and Thurille.
Isaac and Almero.
William H. and Mary
John B. and Susie. Daniel and Sarah. Charles H. and Alice V.
Nelson C. and Catharine. Henry and Eliza Jane. John and Sarah J. Frederick A. and Nellie A.
Thomas M. and Maria A. Frank D. and Annie L. Henry and Ellen. Walter J. S. and Anna M. Alexander and Melissa R. Alfred T. and Laura A Achille and Alphonsine Robert and Alice J. George N. and Hattie L.
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Date.
Name.
Parents.
Nov. 9, Parker, Raymond Lester. 9, Dinegan, Alice. IO, McIntosh, Alice. II, Barry, William. II, Wright, Charles R.
13, Carter, Benj. Clinton. 16, Murphy, Edward Joseph. 16, McGee, Mary.
16, Smith, Albert Woodward.
17, Leary, Hannah.
17, Mckay, Ethel Louise.
18, Guiseppini. Catharine. 20, Hodgkinson, Wm. Henry. 20, Recchia, Recardo.
21, Kelly, Mary Teresa.
22, Lyons, Julia.
22, Benedict, Florence.
23, Beal, Frederick Appleton. 23, Jones, Florence Jane. 24, Sutermeister, Martha A. 24, Brown, Henrietta.
25, Burns, Joseph.
26, Low, Frank Bennett.
27, Farrar, David Leonard. 27, Bradford, Anna.
27, Sutermeister, Frances J. 29, Bergforss, John William. 29, Cowper, Arthur Henry. 30, Lahy, Margaret Julia.
Dec. I, Wood, Robert. I, Esson, George. I, Pierce, Charles Saville.
2, Rogers. Joseph. 2, Wilder, Mildred Adelle. 7, Jordan, Gertrude Maria. 7, Dean, Mattie Olive.
7, Carroll, Ambrose. 7, Steer, Bertha Louisa. 8, Barry, Mary. Io, Slattery, Gracie. IO, Eagan, Helen Agnes. II, McDonald, May Florence. II, McDonald, Jas. Edward. 13, Clare, Alice.
Simon and Mary G. John H. and Hannah M. Maxwell and Jane.
Christopher and Elizabeth.
Frederick and Delvina.
William J. and Catharine.
Arthur and Ellen. Dennis and Elizabeth.
Thomas W. and Elizabeth S.
Thomas and Margaret.
Samuel and Susanna.
Peter and Hannah.
Frank and Kate.
Frank and Rosa.
James and Rosanna.
Jeremiah and Lucy.
George and Edith.
Elwood W. and Mary E.
Charles S. and Mary A. E. Emil and Mary.
Joshua and Henrietta S.
Michael and Elizabeth.
Albert B. and Anne.
Dennis and Ann. James and Anna.
Gottlieb and Matilda. John and Vera.
Sidney F. and Annie H.
Philip and Margaret. John and Mary F. H. George and Elizabeth.
John and Emily A. Joseph and Amelia. Adebert and Helen.
Calvin C. and Edith E.
John H. and Emma L. Thomas F. and Julia.
William D. and Esther L.
John J. and Anne L P. James and Jenny. Timothy and Nellie. James and May F. James and May F. John J. and Mary.
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Date.
Name.
Parents.
Dec. 13, Dolan, Mary Ann.
13, Blood, Philip Howland.
13, Walsh, Martin. 13, Cronin, Mary.
15, Winslow, Roy Austin.
16, Drew, Joshua Edwin.
16, Doble, -
16, Morrissette, Paul.
17, Hultman, Herbert Bacon.
17, Gillis, Malcolm John. 17, Walsh, John Timothy.
18, Francis, Katie.
Joseph M. and Emma A. Germano and Teresa.
23, Fostero, Eddie.
23, Southworth.
Edward and Hattie.
24, Burke, William.
William W. and Hannah.
25, Geary, James Joseph.
Daniel F. and Honora E.
26, Pendis, Walter.
John C. and Catharine F. John and Christie.
27, McLeod, Alexander.
28, Patch, Franklin King.
Frank S. and Mary J.
29, Grigg, William.
John and Rebecca.
31, Cullinan, Jeremiah.
Jeremiah and Margaret.
Patrick and Bridget.
SUMMARY.
Males.
Females.
Total.
January. .
I7
II
28
February
16
19
35
March .
II
I3
24
April
23
I6
39
May
I7
I6
33
June
18
I7
35
August.
I5
14
29
September
26
27
53
October.
17
28
November.
I9
I7
36
December
24
I3
37
214
184
398
21
IO
July
31, King, Michael Edward.
Michael and Rose.
Alonzo H. R. and Mary E. Michael F. and Nellie F. Timothy and Nellie A. W. Austin and Carrie E. Joshua E. and Ruth A. William H. and Henrietta W. Napoleon and Melvina. Eugene M. and Lydia C. Malcolm and Flora.
John H. and Julia F.
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MARRIAGES.
Jan1 I. George C. Coleman of Brooklyn to Annie M. Parker of Quincy.
[I. Robert A. Craig of Philadelphia to Isabella Paul of Quincy. 5. Alfred T. Barstow of Quincy to Laura A. Card of Stoning- ton.
7. Narcisse LeClair of Quincy to Hedwidge Marchand of Fall River.
IO. Andrew P. Olsen to Gertrude W. Olsen, both of Quincy.
21. Jacob H. Hersey of Quincy to Carrie B. Wilde of Taunton.
23. Frank T. Hodgkinson to Catharine E. Barron, both of Quincy.
23. James Mahoney of Quincy to Mary E. Cleary of Weymouth.
29. Henry R. Phinney to Sarah B. McFadgen, both of Quincy.
29. James McDonald to May F. McLeod, both of Quincy.
Feb. I. Frank H. Whiting to Edith J. Thomas, both of Weymouth. 5 . Benjamin R. Fuller of Quincy to Barbara J. Robertson of Milton.
IO. Alphonse Reinhalter to Hannah Hurley, both of Quincy. 15. James F. Morrissey of Quincy to Margaret Sullivan of Bos- ton.
16.
15. James C. White of Quincy to Mary E. Smith of Boston. James Higgins of Quincy to Myttilla Weatherbee of Attle- boro'.
16. Moses Mattie to Kate Plant, both of Quincy.
17. John H. Walsh to Julia F. Cotter, both of Quincy.
18. George Collie to Mary J. Holland, both of Quincy.
19. William H. Goodwin to Mary E. Smith, both of Quincy.
22. George G. Tirrell of Quincy to Angenette Thayer of Brain- tree.
Mar. 7. Frederick Wright to D. Mary Noury, both of Quincy.
7. Calvin C. Jordan to Edith A. Newcomb, both of Quincy.
IO. Zenas S. Arnold of Boston to Alice M. Butler of Quincy.
2I. Frederick Forsburg of Quincy to Soffia Person of Winchen- don.
21. Frank W. Flowers of Quincy to Helen McDougal of Natick. 25. Willard F. Barnes of Boston to Ella M. Newcomb of Quincy.
Apr. 8.
Thomas B. Davenport of Quincy to Flora A. Lee of Wey- mouth.
23. William Pratt to Annie J. Young, both of Quincy.
23. Alexander Emslie to Melissa R. Horne, both of Quincy.
23. Peter Juiseppini to Hannah Burke, both of Quincy.
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Apr. 26. Michael R. Howard to Catherine E. Connor, both of Quincy.
26. Edward Finn of Quincy to Hannah McCarty of Boston.
28. Sidney F. Willard of Boston to Emily S. Wight of Quincy.
29. Fred C. Merrill of Quincy to Hattie H. Lummus of Dan- vers.
May 2. Ephraim Pitts of Quincy to Lottie Beaudrow of Boston.
6. Lawrence Cummings of Tremont to Mary A. Reynolds of Quincy.
17. John Lanigan, Jr., to Jessie Childs, both of Quincy.
19. Edwin A. Merrill to Mary L. Rowley, both of Quincy.
24. George L. Nott to Hattie C. Goodman, both of Quincy.
24. Thomas Pardes to Sophie Martell, both of Quincy.
24. Michael Conley to Julia Sweeney, both of Quincy.
27. Frank Recchia to Rosa Dondero, both of Quincy.
28. Miles J. McGinnis to Sarah A. Mckenzie, both of Quincy.
30.
Edgar H. Thomas to Mary H. Doane, both of Quii cy.
June 4. Osborne Rogers of Quincy to Carrie S. Currier of Boston.
6. John E. Ross to Margaret Boyle, both of Quincy.
17. Charles H. Glines to Belle F. Bryant, both of Quincy.
19. Ebenezer B. Glover to Addie S. Berry, both of Quincy.
2I. Touisant Bouchard to Leodevine Reneaud, both of Quincy.
24. William Burton to Ellen Greenlaw, both of Quincy.
24. George G. Saville of Quincy to Caroline E. Clarke of Boston.
24. William J. Sleep to Mary B. Lohnes, both of Quincy.
25. Richard P. Hennessy to Hannah T. Foley, both of Quincy.
30. Joseph Curley of Quincy to Mary A. Devine of Waterbury.
30. John Powers to Mary Rogers, both of Quincy.
July
I. Benjamin M. Seelye to Emma A. Turner, both of Quincy.
2. Frank W. Penley to Clara A. Veazie, both of Quincy.
5. Edward E. Hayden of Quincy to Katie A. Willey of New- market.
7 . William Corcoran to Catharine E. Meaney, both of Quincy.
8. Albert J. Colgan to Carrie Call, both of Quincy.
9. Charles A. Fletcher to Eliza J. Harrington, both of Quincy.
IO. George H. Bean of Boston to Emily Frye of Quincy.
14. Michael. Moriarty of Quincy to Catharine McCrohan of Boston.
16. George E. Covell of Boston to Lottie S. Pearce of Quincy.
22. Augustus J. Goodhue to Sarah O'Brien, both of Quincy.
23. John J. Phelan to Margaret E. Brucenhan, both of Quincy.
24. Michael Tucker to Catharine F. Swan, both of Quincy.
28. Albert B. Lowe to Annie G. Dallas, both of Quincy.
30. George M. Sawyer to Annie E. Galvin, both of Quincy.
Aug. 5.
William J. Moss of Boston to Christine A. Henderson of Quincy.
II. Richard J. Talbot to Marie O'Connell, both of Quincy.
12. Joseph P. O'Keefe of Boston to Mary A. Hadley of Quincy.
17. Joseph Rogers to Emilie Bouton, both of Quincy.
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Aug. 18. 18. Maurice W. Mitchell to Annie E. Downey, both of Quincy. Michael Spillaine of Quincy to Hannah Coakley of Wey- mouth.
19. Murdock McLeod to Charlotte Moorshed, both of Newton. 19. John Gillis, Jr., to Annie McLeod, both of Quincy. '
20. Francis E. Kennedy to Mary E Mahoney, both of Quincy. Joseph Perry to Martha J. Ellis, both of Quincy.
Sept. 3.
5. Merton D. Phelan to Hattie B. Christian, both of Quincy.
8. George W. Lewis of Walpole to Emily Foster of Quincy.
8. Charles A. Foster to Mary A. W. Hill, both of Quincy.
8. William C. Hinkley of St. George to Eva J. Spargo of Quincy.
IO. John Allison to Maggie A. Campbell, both of Quincy.
14. George J. Atcherson of Illinois to Minnie B. Thayer of Braintree.
2I. James F. Desmond to Elizabeth G. Baldwin, both of Quincy. 23. Daniel Emery to Florence Mckenzie, both of Quincy.
26. Joseph Rouillard to Pauline Decelle, both of Quincy.
27. Oct. 6.
26. Charles H. Totman to Sarah E. Barnes, both of Hingham. Frank R. Cobb to Alice C. G. Pollock, both of Quincy. Robert B. Courtney of Quincy to Ella T. Wilson of Boston. William B. Falvey of Quincy to Nellie T. Sullivan of Wor- cester.
6. 7. Leander J. Cavanagh of Braintree to Claudine C. Vogel of Quincy.
8. William Maguiness to Delia Cantis, both of Quincy.
8. Charles K. Farrington to Bertha S. Newcomb, both of Quincy.
8. Edward P. Garvey of Quincy to Mary Hurley of Boston.
II. Arthur Nadeau to Rosalie Dufare. both of Quincy.
15. Edward Hodge to Ida G. Tutten, both of Quincy.
15. Alfred T. Eddy to Helen M. Randall, both of Quincy.
21. James Broderick to Margery McCormick, both of Quincy.
22. Michael J. Canavan of Quincy to Rose A. Keenan of Boston.
25. Michael Pitts to Catharine E Pitts, both of Quincy.
28. Frederick H. Smith to Sarah J Morton, both of Quincy.
28. Edgar Smith to Ellen Mccullough, both of Quincy.
Nov. 3. David L. Gordon of Quincy to Mary A. Kerr of Boston.
4. Thomas F. Mannex to Alice B Berry, both of Quincy.
5. William J. Ellis to Catharine Ellis, both of Quincy.
8. William Cross to Nellie Good, both of Quincy.
18. Frank Raveni to Margaret Dooley, both of Quincy.
18. Benjamin A. Ward of Sandwich to F. Estella White of Quincy.
19. Herbert K. Quinn to Mary J. O'Shea, both of Quincy.
19. Tilson A. Mead to S. Adelaide Souther, both of Quincy.
21. Stephen P. Andrews of Quincy to Martha A. Parsons of Boston.
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Nov.22. John C. Kapples to Mary E. Waddick, both of Quincy.
24. Phineas A. Coombs to Flora H. Davis, both of Quincy.
25. James J. Malone to Lucy E. Callahan, both of Quincy.
25. William S. Hurd of Quincy to Elizabeth M. Brown of Boston.
25. Daniel F. Driscoll to Mary E. Kenily. both of Quincy.
26. George W. Tuckerman of Quincy to Elizabeth J. Varney of Kittery.
Dec. 2. William Rae to Emily Bisson, both of Quincy.
IO. John Watson of Boston to Agnes Beggs, both of Quincy.
IO. David A. McLeod to Christy McQueen, both of Quincy.
14. Nathaniel A. Wild to Margaret Piper, both of Quincy.
14. Walter J. Collins of Quincy to Nellie Dunbar of Braintree.
15. Frederick A. Moreland of Quincy to Emma T. Russell of Boston.
16. Charles B. Huston to Hattie E. Gray, both of Quincy.
24. William A.Gillion of West Dennis to Amy L. Doane of Har- wich.
25.
John H. Murphy to Corrinne M. Warner, both of Boston.
SUMMARY.
Number of marriages registered
I29
January. .
IO
February.
II
March.
6
April
8
May.
IO
June
II
July. I4
August
9
September.
I2
October.
14
November.
I5
December.
9
129
Number of persons married for the first time .
236
66
second time. ·
20
66 third time. 2
169
DEATHS.
Date.
Name.
Age.
January
I
Daniel Baxter,
81
II
8
4
John F. Swan,
69
2
7
4
George Thomas,
89
8
5
Charles H. Kimball,
59
IO
6
Bella Hackett,
I7
7
Mary J. McConarty,
30
6
7
7
Ann Keegan,
74
8
Benjamin H. Delorey,
3
IO
8
IO
Ann Blanchard,
79
5
20
I2
Ethel F. Kent,
6
12
I3
Washington M. French,
73
2
7
18
Hannah B. Young,
42
8
19
Patrick J. Duggan,
I6
IO
20
Catherine Ballou,
63
21
Mary R. Lee,
62
3
II
22
Mary Ellen Burke,
5
18
25
Hugh Mundy,
68
IO
25
Annie M. Lee,
18
3
15
26
Annie P. Rehn,
2
4
27
Phineas M. Fuller,
82
28
Hiram Prior,
82
II
18
31
Gourley,
O
3I
Jeremiah E. Doyle,
19
3
3
February
3
Johanna McMachon,
26
3
Michael Elcock,
73
IO
17
5
Patrick Caine,
52
6
William P. Hastings,
I
3
6
Christopher S. Murphy,
26
I
II
7
Rose Ivers,
71
7
John A. Smith,
2I
7
9
Wealthy H. Morse,
63
9
9
Harrison O. Mitchell,
74
9
Grace M. Thomas,
IO
2
26
IO
Edward H. Kelleran,
37
7
16
15
Thomas A. Mulligan,
4
18
Augustus E. Pinkham,
43
8
18
John H. Drohan,
IO
25
Years.
Months.
Days.
170
Date.
Name.
Age.
Years.
Months.
Days.
February
18
Julia Hogan,
75
19
William F. Murphy,
29
II
19
I9
Josiah Morton,
78
2I
Charles Miller,
71
2 I
Jodelia Bernier,
IO
6
4
2I
Charles A. Follett,
43
2
19
24
Margaret Chisholm,
30
25
Emma Louise Robertson,
I
IO
20
27
Noah L. Whitcomb,
58
6
28
March
4
Margaret Pinkham,
4
IO
Margaret Glennon,
74
I2
Nancy A. Morrison,
52
I
I9
Eunice Leavitt,
67
25
Helen M. Baker,
44
29
Cordelia H. Prior,
50
4
April
I
Robert Nightingale,
84
I
I 5
3
James Rossiter,
2
9
14
3
Ann Sullivan,
3
3
5
Charles C. Brackett,
76
9
9
John Denward,
87
I2
James Sullivan,
5
3
I3
Edward J. Daly,
26.
I3
Richard Bannin,
35
15
Ellen Kelly,
64
7
I7
Cephas C. Bumpus,
73
9
8
22
Duncan McCaffrey,
41
25
Bridget Dooner,
73
28
Samuel Sherman,
82
30
Jeannie Edwards,
I
IO
I
30
Angelo Comi,
35
30
Patrick Haley,
78
3
May
Annie T. Schatzl,
9
16
3
Mary J. Pascoe,
22
I
7
3
Patrick Foley,
18
I
I6
20
Catharine Walters,
o
20
James W. Redding,
I
8 20
20
Ulvilda Baxter,
63
I 18
24
Sarah P. Brackett,
77
I4
25
John Brown,
76
26
William Bryant,
84
5
IO
27
William Moore,
68
6
II
30
Jane Newman,
66
8
30
Murdock Mckenzie,
34
I 22
2
Peter Martin,
65
3
I7I
Date.
Name.
Age.
Years.
Months. Days.
May
30
Priscilla P. Doane,
64
II
25
June
I
Hannah T. Bassett,
66
IO
4
Mary E. Jacobs,
25
IO
6
Jeremiah Wentworth,
68
6
Philip Daly,
5
I
I
7
Jane Turner,
87
I
20
7
Sarah M. Bailey,
74
8
IO
John Lufkin,
89
IO
Lawrence P. Haslam,
I
7 IO
I5
Henrietta B. Glover,
25
II
22
Robert W. Thayer,
2
26
22
William H. Jones,
39
8
2
23
George E. Haslam,
3
6
19
27
Harriet E. A. Veazie,
50
8
I
Abigail F. Stetson,
68
6
7
Mary Mears,
67
9
8
Joseph McDonald,
53
9
Aldrich
,
0
IO
Walker -,
o
IO
Robert H. Brown,
I
IO
6
12
Thomas Dowd,
I
8
I2
Edward H. Martin,
29
2
13
Mary J. Norris,
27
9
15
Evelyn L. Aldrich,
37
18
Mary Eliza Jenkins,
25
I
I4
19
Julia L. Loud,
7
I3
19
John Collins,
I
4
19
19
Margaret T. Murphy,
3
3
22
William H. King,
3
23
Jabez Bigelow,
81
IO
20
26
Mabel Bisson,
18
28
Duncan N. Williams,
2
II
29
Joseph E. Nutting,
I
3
4
29
Charles C. Curtis,
37
5
2I
31
Charles Otis Newcomb,
65
II
31
Walter F. Walsh,
7
15
August
I
Elizabeth Mclaughlin,
7
I
Patrick McGuerty,
6
I
Abel Wright,
77
4
I
Helen E. Chandler,
35
3
20
2
Stephen E. Carey,
5
24
2
Alexander Roberts,
I
4
3
Gordon Mckenzie, Jr.,
I
I 26
July
O
9
Aldrich
,
I72
Date.
Name.
Age.
Years.
Months.
Days.
August
7
Michael Costello,
65
9
Kenneth W. Osborne,
3
IO
Felix Farrell,
27
3
II
Edward P. Vinton,
55
6
II
II
Clifton Seavey Morse,
2
24
I3
Lizzie I. Marshall,
23
7
6
I6
Margaret O'Brien,
78
I7
Rinaldo L. Lee,
62
7
II
I7
William F. Davis,
60
I7
Thomas F. Sullivan,
9 I6
18
Jeremiah Fitzpatrick,
46
20
Joseph Zast,
23
20
Mary E. Rodman,
31
7
4
20
Margaret Dupont,
79
9
2I
William L. Richards,
49
22
Francis Gray Faxon,
6
23
Margaret M. Willcott,
9
IO
25
Lillian J. Sargent,
20
2
26
Anna L. Cleverly,
66
5
28
Annie Cain,
42
29
William Moore,
67
30
Clymena F. Barnes,
15
2
I7
September
I
Lillian Pexton,
3
9
I7
3
Mary D. Harris,
83
4
I8
3
Annie A. Devine,
2I
2
5
4
David J. Wyllie,
78
IO
2I
6
Mary B. Faxon,
53
IO
IO
7
Amelia Tite,
I
21
8
Luncisi
O
9
John Newall,
3
9
Kenn -
O
IO
Maria Newcomb,
64
3
I2
H. Louisa Rich,
23
5
II
I3
Edward J. Doyle,.
34
2
3
I5
George Collie,
24
8
6
I5
John L. White,
53
I5
Benjamin Delano,
80
4
8
I9
Abbie M. Pratt,
50
9
25
20
William H. Garvey,
I5
3
2I
Lane
O
25
Thomas Haley,
73
4 I7
6
I3
Elizabeth A. Delorey,
I
II
31
John Sugrue,
2
3
6
14
George A. Hoyt,
I73
Date.
Name.
Age.
Years.
Months.
Days.
September 26
King -
,
O
26
Patrick Griffin,
65
27
Sarah J. Cottrell,
49
5
24
29
James Degreeney,
22
6
I8
October
3
Catharine Mahoney,
41
6
Charles Erickson,
52
7
Joseph Leclair,
4
8
Olive I. Souther,
I
I5
9
Maud M. Lawrence,
6
8
I
I2
Mary Armstrong,
I7
14
Elizabeth C. Field,
86
9
I2
I7
William Mahoney,
I
3
19
Crolinda Bertoli,
18
19
Louisa B. Wilson,
18
6
20
Mary J. McKie,
6
3
22
2I
Harry Cottrell,
IO
22
Catharine Morran,
63
23
Nancy E. Lincoln,
24
6
II
29
Mary E. Souther,
47
IO
9
30
Rose
O
30
Alexander Donald Falconer,
I
IO
27
November
3
Alexander Sallway,
60
4
James Page,
72
5
Annie M. O'Brien,
I
9
24
12
Bernard Donnelly,
75
9
12
15
Francis J. Winship,
38
I
20
18
Elizabeth Richards,
54
4 22
2I
Luce
O
21
John Cody.
64
26
William T. Turner,
6
3 24
27
Mary E Spear,
58
3
18
27
Annie E. Bradford,
25
28
Rosetta C. Springer,
42
II
25
30
Winslow M. Newcomb,
63
II
IO
December
I
Caroline M. Smith,
8
6
I2
2
Michael McGuane,
40
2
Hayden
-,
2
20
2
James Ginn,
49
3
4
Annie Clements,
19
4
26
5
Margaret A. Glover,
81
I
I5
6
Louisa Whiting,
61
IO
Charles E. Dean,
O
7
Clark -,
0
27
Florence I. Rich,
3
8
8
I74
Date.
Name.
Age.
December
7
Clarence Brigham,
2
3
7
7
Nancy Lyon,
66
9
Wood ,
8
II
Lewis Dell,
55
5
I2
Matthew Paterson,
57
4
I3
Mary A. Welch,
I
IO
19
I3
May F. McDonald,
2I
8
14
I4
Thomas O'Brien,
63
6
28
I7
George V. Barry,
I
9
25
18
Margaret F. Ring,
18
9
3
22
Thomas Drake,
64
5
24
Joseph Rogers,
2
25
Norah Griffin,
22
6
5
30
Hannah McGuane,
35
30
Lydia A. Rideout,
38
2
26
3I
McPhail -,
O
REGISTRATION OF DEATHS WHICH OCCURRED IN OTHER PLACES, THE BURIALS BEING IN QUINCY.
Date.
Name.
Age.
Place of Death.
Jan.
27
Lucy B. Packard,
60
3
22
Boston.
Feb.
5
Otis E. Rumble,
I
I
3
Wrentham.
Mar.
19
George H. Lingham,
57
IO
20
Brockton.
25
John M. Cleverly,
73
6
North Easton.
April
5
Louisa Chapin,
31
6
Newton.
22
Eliza D. Whiting,
33
Boston.
24
Sarah A. Cleverly,
76
IO
I2
North Easton.
29
Mary F. Connor,
26
2
9
June
7
John Q. Hobart,
54
Abington.
I4
Ellen M. Packard,
72
3
9
Bristol, Me.
Aug.
IO
Eliza Appleton,
91
Boston.
12
Eliza A. Cleverly,
33
5
No. Weymouth.
23
Abbie C. Whicher,
37
9
Charles H. Jameson,
42
5
9
Claflin.
6
8
22
James Simpson,
29
II
22
Fayettev'le, Ar. Manlius, N. Y. Milton.
Mansfield. Boston.
Sept.
9
Cleverly,
18
Brockton.
I9
Mary A. Cummings,
34
6
Cincinnati.
I5
Patrick B. Karigan,
Years.
Months. Days.
Years. Mos. Days.
175
SUMMARY.
Total number of deaths in Quincy registered, 230.
Males.
Females.
Total.
January.
II
I2
23
February. .
15
8
23
March.
I
6
7
April
I2
4
16
May .
6
7
I3
June .
7
6
I3
July ..
I3
IO
23
August. .
20
II
3I
September
I3
II
24
October.
6
II
I7
November.
7
8
I5
December.
I3
I2
25
124
106
230
Number.
Deaths under 1 year of age.
54
between
1 and
Io years of age
29
66
. .
20
66
30
2I
66
30
66
40
50
14
66
16
66
6.
60
70
66
30
66
70
80
6 6
66
24
66
80
66
90
66
15
66
90
66
100
. 6
O
-
230
.
.
20
I2
I5
40
50
60
REPORT
OF THE
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
OF THE
TOWN OF QUINCY,
FOR THE
SCHOOL YEAR 1885-86.
School Committee.
JASON G. WITHAM.
SYLVESTER BROWN.
FRANCIS L. HAYES.
SIGOURNEY BUTLER.
ADELAIDE A. CLAFLIN.
DR. J. A. GORDON.
Superintendent.
GEORGE I. ALDRICH.
BOSTON: ALFRED MUDGE & SON, PRINTERS, 2 4 FRANKLIN STREET. 1886.
REPORT OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE
OF THE
TOWN OF QUINCY,
FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1885-86.
The year just closed has been rather an uneventful period in the history of our schools, so far as the ordinary administration of school work is concerned. Not that the general improvement has failed to maintain as high a ratio of advance as in former years, but from the fact that all the forces and elements com- prised in our system grow yearly more in harmony with each other, and now operate without that friction which was neces- sarily incidental to the application of a new method of instruc- tion. We have, also, been more fortunate than usual in the re- tention of a large number of old, experienced teachers, who have long been identified with our schools ; and to these we are in a great measure indebted for the very satisfactory character of the work which has been accomplished during the past year.
Your Committee are unanimous in the opinion that, so far as the real ends to be desired, and the designs intended by the public schools are concerned, the Quincy schools occupy an honorable and exemplary position among the educational institu- tions of the State.
EVENING SCHOOL.
At the annual town meeting in March, 1885, the sum of one thousand dollars ($1,000) was appropriated for the purpose of establishing an evening school, for instruction in mechanical drawing. Having no vacant room in any of the schoolhouses, which could possibly be used for such a school, we were obliged to seek accommodations elsewhere. A vacant hall in " Hard- wick Block," South Quincy, was rented, which was the best that
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could be obtained, although rather inconveniently small for the purpose. Having secured the services of an able and competent instructor in Mr. Thomas E. Sweeney, this school was formally opened, Thursday evening, October 22, with forty pupils, all that could be accommodated in the hall.
It immediately became evident that the demands upon this school would be far beyond its capacity. The original intention of the Committee was to hold the sessions of the school three evenings in each week, continuing for a period of twenty weeks. So many persons applied for admission, however, and so great was the pressure upon the Committee, that it was deemed ad- visable to engage another teacher (as Mr. Sweeney could only serve us three evenings in each week), and open the hall, for another class of forty, on the evenings not occupied by the original school. This was accordingly done, and Mr. W. B. Church employed to take charge of the second class, which en- ables us now to give instruction to eighty persons in industrial and mechanical drawing, under the provision made by the town. We are pleased to inform our citizens that, while the history of many evening schools in other towns shows a rather discourag- ing lack of interest on the part of the public, and impaired use- fulness from the irregular attendance of pupils, the Quincy Drawing School is remarkable for the intense interest mani- fested in the work by all who are connected with it, and the moral influence and support it receives from the best sentiment of the town. The peculiar nature of the leading industry of Quincy renders the instruction given in a drawing school of exceptional value to a very large class of our citizens ; particu- larly young men who design to engage in this industry, as a life work or as a temporary means of livelihood.
While the statute requires the maintenance of such a school by the town, it neither limits nor advises the actual number to be provided for, or the sum to be expended in such instruction ; leaving this entirely to the discretion of the School Committee. While your Committee has felt the perplexity of discriminating with impartiality among the many applicants who have presented themselves for admission, they have striven to select those who were most likely to be permanently benefited by this instruction, and whose probable attendance would be a fair guarantee that the money thus expended would be usefully employed, and the school meet the design of the public.
In consequence of the unexpected demand made upon us for the privileges of this school, we have been obliged to exceed the appropriation granted by the town by the sum of one hundred
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and sixty-one dollars and thirty-two cents ($161.32). Of course a large portion of the expense of the past year has been the fitting up of a room and purchase of apparatus, which will not be necessary the coming year.
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