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2 00
66 J. Sherman & Co., for oil and furniture,
64 23
$359 66
All of which is respectfully submitted,
NOAH VINING, JR., Selectmen JAMES HUMPHREY, of
PRESCOTT LOTHROP, Weymouth.
Quincy Randall, 66 66
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REPORT OF THE OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
THE Board contracted with Mr. Josiah Litchfield, to be Superin- tendent of the Almshouse and Town Farm, the last,-year compensation $175,-and his year will expire on the first day of April next.
This account is made up for one year in full to February 1st, 1854.
The number of Paupers at the House the commencement of the year was 24; the whole number during the year was 52; the average, 26 and the number at this time is 29. There have been four deaths at the House the last year, viz. : Hannah Stetson, aged 71 years; Patrick White, 32 years ; Mary White, 2 years ; and George Williams, about 18 years.
The charge to the State for support of Paupers, up to the first day of November last, was $108 57.
The net expense to the Town for support of Paupers in the House is, $1,455 46. In this reckoning we allow the Town $300 for the use of the Farm, and the master of the House his salary. The expense of each Pauper per week is $1 07 and 8 mills.
The expense to the Town for support of the town's Poor, out of the House, during the last year is $530 80, and we have paid old bill for expenses previous to last year the value of $109 75.
The charge of Overseers for their services, postage, stationery, travel- ling expenses, &c., is $73 83.
The expense for support of Poor out of the House being mostly foreigners, and State Paupers, is $114 02.
Expense for the support of the Almshouse.
Cash to Mr. Litchfield, from Treasurer,
$1,375 00
6 for wood and coal to individuals, 67 42
work, produce, &c.
265 97
Contra.
Paid Joseph Loud & Co., for grain, flour and coal, . $394 06
66 A. Raymond, for goods bought by him,
437 94
66 Dr. J. P. Hodgdon, for medical attendance, .
111 50
A. S. White, for medicine,
9 05
Dr. N. Q. Tirrell, for medical attendance,
42 50
Dr. Noah Fifield, 66 8 45
66 Henry Loud, for goods,
37 29
66 Tilley Willis, for horse cart and repairing,
41 58
Samuel Reed, for smith work,
.
28 79
66 J. B. Howe, for bread,
21 18
$1,708 39
21
Paid Samuel Curtis, for labor,
$1 30
66 Joshua Holbrook, for swine, .
·
56 01
A. B. Wales, for ice,
5 00
Joseph Sherman, for flour,
10 00
M. & F. Burr, of Boston, for grass seed,
31 52
E. Rice, of Boston, for beef,
40 65
66 Josiah Tirrell, for standing wood,
6 13
66 Noah Vining, 66
50 00
66 R. Lowell, for incat, .
47 53
66 Loring Tirrell, for cow,
36 00
66 Lewis Beals, for mason work,
4 09
Alice Brocker, for labor,
37 50
Ancil Burrell, for cow and beef,
53 98
for sundries,
108 63
66 Mr. Litchfield, for one year's services,
175 00
$1,795 68
Inventory of February 1st, 1853,
$1,797 85 ·
Rent of Town Farm,
300 00
Cash to Mr. Litchfield,
1,375 00
Inventory of February 1st, 1854,
$1,908 82
Charge to State,
108 57
Balance for support of Poor,
1,455 46
$3,472 85
$3,472 85
Support of Town's Poor out of the Almshouse.
Paid Benj. Burrell, Jr., for clothing for George Barningwell,
$5 00
66 Z. French, for Mrs. Jeffers, . 3 00
66 Nathaniel Loud, for Webster Loud,
59 50
Elnathan Bates, for support of Esther Bates, at the State Lunatic Hospital at Worcester,
65 00
66 Samuel A. Writhington, for Harriet Thayer, .
26 11
66 E. S. Wright, for clothing for Benjamin Thayer,
10 62
66 For support of Thomas Pratt at the State Lunatic Hospital at Worcester,
23 12
J. N. E. Mann, for support of David Binney, in the House of Correction,
26 43
Do: for support of Isaac Binney, in House Correction,
1 57
66 City of Boston, for Mary Bates,
6 00
66
66 66 Priscilla Norris,
6 00
66
66
66 Sarah Pittee,
11 50
66 Town of Stoughton, for family of Hiram Porter, ·
10 00
66 Samuel French, 3d, for coal to family of W. S. Pool, 8 50
.
1
22
Paid Town of Braintree, for med. atten. on John Cheesman, $15 00
Do. for assistance to widow Pratt, 20 76
Dr. N. Q. Tirrell, for medical attendance on widow Dyer,
15 50
for assistance to James F. Nash,
48 76
for medical attendance on James F. Nash,
5 00
E. G. Tirrell, for assistance to family of Ezra Bicknell,
39 00
" E. G. Tirrell,
widow Quincy Hunt, 39 00
City of Charlestown, for Joanna Cushing,
10 25
Josiah Litchfield, for fuel for widow E. Pratt,
·
12 54
William Bailey, ·
widow S. Bates,
.
66
Isaac Binney, .
4 25
"
66
6 Lois Nash,
12 25
for medicine for J. F. Nash,
1 29
City of New Bedford, for Martha Flint, 12 00
$530 80
Support of Poor out of the House, who are mostly Foreigners, and State Paupers.
Paid G. W. White, for conveying Norman Brown to Alms- house,
$1 75
" for sickness, and expense of conveying Abigail Fife to New Hampshire, 19 61
" J. P. Hodgdon, for medical attendance on Patrick White,
15 68
for supplies for Patrick White,
17 12
66 family of A. Evans, ·
44 61
10 00
J. P. Hodgdon, for medical attendance on A. Evans, 66 for E. Johnson,
1.00
for coal for widow Canary,
4 25
$114 02
Paid old bills for previous to last year. Paid Town of Hingham, for medical attendance on the family of Barnabus Pratt, . $104 50
" Town of Braintree, for widow Pratt, . 5 25
$109 75
Paid A. Raymond, for services and money paid by him, . $38 13
66 James Tirrell,
13 45
Samuel Curtis,
$6
22 25
·
1
$73 83
24 85
8 00
23
Paupers in the Almshouse, from February 1, 1853, to February 1, 1854.
Date.
Name.
Age,
Discharged.
Died.
W ks
Feb'y 1,
1853. Deborah Vining,
89
52
66
Silence Nash,
73
52
66
66
Betsey Overy,
71
52
-
Hannah Stetson,
71
Dec.31, 1853.
47
4
66
66
Deborah Pratt,
56
52
66
60
Polly Torrey,
59
52
38
May 13, 1853.
14
4
66
66
Elizabeth Tirrell,
34
52
79
52
66
Elisha Holbrook,
77
52
66
James Richards,
75
52
66
Benj. Torrey,
58
52
49
52
66
66
6€
Edmund Tirrell,
36
52
66
66
Joseph Hunt,
21
52
66
66
66
Charles Hollis,
13
52
10
Aug. 7, 1853.
26
6
8
Feb. 9,
1
2
66
66
Harriet M. 'Thayer,
7
14
66
66
Rosetta L. Thayer,
6
52
6.
66
Julia A. Thayer,
5
52
66
John Curley,
3
52
Oct. 22,
Thomas Pratt,
64
Nov. 7, ¢
2
2
Feb'y 2,
April 11,
9
6
66
66
John Barningwell, John Taft,
40
Feb. 2,
1
Mar. 21,
66
Ebenezer Johnson,
40
April 5,
66
5
5
May 12,
6
Patrick White,
32
Jan.30, 1854.
37
5
66
60
Hannah White,
5
37
66
Julia White,
4
37
66
23,
66
Female Stranger,
45
May 25,
83
35
Aug. 30,
Louisa Dyer,
29
Sept. 3,
66
66
Harriet Dyer,
6
66
66
2
66
4
Oct. 10,
Ann Maria Evans,
7
Oct. 17,
1
“ 14,
Emeline Sherridan,
20
15
66
Mary Sherridan,
2m
15
15,
66
John Baker,
40 Oct. 18,
66
Oct. 28, 1853.
10
Nov. 23,
Jan. 13, 1854. Alexander Dayton,
32
Jan. 14, 1854.
1
26,
Margaret Evans,
30
6
66
Edwin Evans.
5
6
Total,
1,350 5
6 6 666125444445532 6 5 4 2 2
“ 26,
66
George Williams,
Born
Mary White,
10w
Aug. 4, 1853.
12 1
27,
06
Hannah B. Thayer,
8
10,
Abby White,
31
37
6
John White,
3
37
Mary A. White,
2
60
Ezra Blanchard,
10
66
Elmira Dyer,
7m
66
1853,
1
1
11
March 4,
3
2
« 1,
66
2
1
" 2,
F. J. Hayden,
22
52
66
Hannah B. Thayer,
Thomas Pratt,
64
Feb. 8,
66
Samuel Badlam,
66
Margaret Curley,
John Badlam,
Benj. Thayer,
May 14,
Zach. Hunt,
Louisa Dyer, Jr.,
Susan Dyer,
66
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Inventory of Stock, Wood, Hay, Provisions, &c., Feb. 1st., 1854.
6 Cows,
$180 00
2 Heifers,
·
40 00
1 Horse,
125 00
5 Swine,
91 00
11 Chains,
12 00
1 Ox cart,
25 00
1 Horse cart,
3 00
1 Horse wagon,
12 00
1 Hay wagon,
35 00
1 Harness,
18 00
1 Draft harness,
4 00
1 Roller,
10 00
1 Drag,
2 Scythes and snaths,
2 50
8 Forks,
4 00
6 Rakes, .
1 00
Ox yokes,
10 00
6 Manure forks and puller,
5 50
1 Garden fork,
1 50
5 Hoes,
2 00
1 Iron rake,
50
1 Scraper,
4 00
Horse fetters,
1 00
1 Halter,
2 Horse blankets,
1 00
Lot of posts and rails, .
25 00
Meal chest,
: 00
Cart saddle,
. 00
4 Saws, and wood horse,
3 00
Beetle and wedges,
3 00
2 Hammers,
25
Stone hammer, .
3 00
Stone tools,
8 00
4 Iron bars,
3 00
4 Axes, .
: 00
5 Hatchets,
2 00
Bush hook,
3 00
Iron square,
25
4 Shovels,
: 00
1 Pair hay poles,
1 00
Grindstone,
6 00
2 Hand stone hammers,
1 50
Tackle and runner,
5 00
1 Hay rope,
1 00
Lot stone,
12 00
Wheelbarrow,
2 00
3 Ploughs,
1 00
1 Horse sled,
3 50
. 00
2 Narrow hoes,
3 00
4 Ox chains,
1 00
1 00
Surcingle,
2 00
25
1 Harrow, · ·
·
$13 00
2 Bush scythes and snaths,
3 00
Carpenters' tools,
·
1 00
13 tons English hay, 13
18 00
2
fresh
66
16 00
Fire wood,
56 00
4 tons hard coal,
00
Lot baskets,
2 50
3 barrels pork,
60 00
¿ barrel beef,
3 00
6 bushels parsnips,
3 00
100
66 potatoes,
75 00
50
66
carrots,
25 00
20 66 turnips,
6 00
150 lbs. bacon,
18 00
1} barrels flour,
16 50
4 lbs. tea,
1 76
¿ barrel crackers,
1 50
8 lbs. cheese,
1 00
Soap and greese,
18 00
50 lbs. lard,
50
47 coffee,
5 17
10 gallons vinegar,
1 25
35 66 molasses,
10 50
6 bushels meal,
6 90
8 barley,
8 00
3 Ladders,
4 00
50 lbs. butter,
10 00
1 Lantern,
87
15 bushels corn,
18 75
33 lbs. Tobacco,
75
Lot manure,
370 00
Saddle and bridle,
1 25
1 peck peas,
75
2 bushels beats,
. 00
12 Dunghill fowls,
4 00
Ice chest,
7 00
Patent balances,
25 00
Hay chopper,
2 00
Sole leather,
2 00
1 bushel grass seed,
4 00
2 bushels beans,
4 00
Outstanding bills,
27 37
1 Horse cart,
40 00
$1,908 82
ALVAH RAYMOND, Overseers JAMES TIRRELL, of the Town of SAMUEL CURTIS, Weymouth.
4
.
260 00
66 salt 66
4 00
4 Turkeys,
26
STATISTICS
FURNISHED BY THE TOWN CLERK.
Marriages in the Town of Weymouth from Dec. 31, 1852, to Jan. 1, 1854.
Jan'y 1, Timothy Church and Frances Tirrell.
66
8, Charles D. Collins and Mary E. Mitchell.
9, Henry A. Baily and Hannah H. Pratt.1
66
24, Nathaniel B. Derby and Lois Thomas.
Feb'y 2, Timothy C. Hersey and Caroline R. Hollis.
60
6, Micah P. Shaw and Delia W. Bennett.
66
7, Andrew Davis and Louisa F. Priest.
66
23, Alvah Raymond, Jr., and Mary Capen.
March 2, Franklin Whitten and Elizabeth A. Richards.
66 10,
Lewis C. Marden and Rosilla Orcutt.
66
17, Edward B. Gardner and Helen M. Gardner
66
23, Thomas W. Lincoln and Helen M. Lovell.
66
28, Charles E. Gay and Julia C. Parker.
April 14, Clinton Nash and Lydia R. Tirrell.
66 26,
John Canney and B. A. Tirrell.
May 5, Thomas J. Crowell and Adelaide M. Humphrey.
66
10,
Moses T. Durrell and Tirzah W. Tirrell.
66
11,
William H. Ryan and Elvira A. Cain.
66
12,
Joseph Tirrell, 2d, and Sarah M. Clapp.
66 12, David Tower, Jr., and Lucy D. Hayden.
66 22,
James B. Pratt and Melvina F. Holbrook.
24,
Walter F. Tirrell and Victoria L. Sargent.
66 25, John W. Atkins and Almira Cox.
66 29, E. Webster Vining and Martha D. Williamson.
June 5, James C. Elms and Martha J. Hamblin. 5, Edward P. Tirrell and Harriett L. Pratt.
66
12, Isaac N. Thayer and Mary A. Cummings.
14, Minot Holbrook, Jr., and Phebe C. Blanchard.
19, John Blanchard, Jr., and Mary A. Bates.
16
30, Charles H. Hall, and Aroline J. French.
23,
Hiram D. Peck and Eliza C. Pratt.
66 28,
Henry D. Chandler and Mary J. Torrey.
10,
James Ford and Susan Ross.
9, Cyrus Tirrell and Elizabeth Loring.
4, Chester H. Shaw and Jane Leach.
27
July
2, Edwin Northey and Mary Eastman.
66
3, Christopher T. Baily and Caroline F.)Whitmarsh.
66
4, Daniel Reed, Jr., and Lucinda Merrit.
66
4, John Philips and Mary E. Davis.
66 7, Benjamin F. Richards and Sarah J. Collier.
66 18, Daniel Lovell and Emily Tirrell.
66
22, Lucius C. Dunn and Arabella W. Dean.
24, . Daniel Hunt, Jr., and Martha N. Vining.
66
28, Benjamin F.[Lane and Eunice R. Savage.
August 25, W. G. Thayer and Emily P. Davis.
66
27, Albert Davidson and Cymantha Belcher.
16 28, Joseph T. Dame and Lucy S. Gannett.
30, John P. Ames and Amathey Cushing.
Sept. 11, Benjamin F. Pratt and Martha W. Pember.
Oct. 2,
Francis Pool and Mary M. Dyer.
23,
William A. Lewis and Lucinda B. Tirrell. Otis H. Hobart and Augusta C. Williams.
66 30,
Nov. 2, David A. Elms and Mary E. Blanchard.
66
10,
Carlos Osborn and Lurana C. Makepeace.
66
18, Andrew J. Garey and Ellen S. Pratt.
19, William R. French and Annis M. Robbins.
66
23, Charles C. Nash and Susan E. French.
66 Andrew J. Lawrence and Laura A. Harris.
66
23, John F. Brown and Lydia B. Thomas.
66
23, A. F. Gilbert Hunt and Sarah M. Dyer.
66
24,
Edward Chamberlain and Sarah J. Herrin.
Dec.
20, Quincy A. Tirrell and Belinda Shaw.
66
28, Evan M. Manson and A. A. Cleverly.
-
23,
66 24, J. Warren Burrell and S. Caroline Hunt.
28
Deaths in Weymouth from December 31st., 1852, to January 1st., 1854.
Age.
Date.
Name.
Years.
Mo's.
Days.
Jan. 6,
Mary Lovell,
73
66
8,
Henry J. Bogue,
4
10,
Edwin Mclaughlin,
2
66
11,
Nathaniel Loud,
65
66
17,
Eliza J. Stevens,
75
66
22,
Alice Ann Lovell,
.
4
66
28,
M. Augusta Stiles,
22
Feb.
4,
Winslow P. Tirrell,
9
Roxana Burrell,
18
12.
Silas White,
79
17,
Nathaniel F. Cushing, John Cleverly,
23
Mar. 1,
Ellen O'Niel, (about)
23
66
2,
Sarah D. Taylor,
3
66
5,
Horace W. Dyer,
5
66
8,
Lewis Hayden,
67
4
9,
Almira T. Clapp,
25
13,
James Caten,
5
14,
Lydia M. Chipman,
25
66
15,
Lucinda A. Fitzgerald,
20
6.
26,
Ella F. Torrey,
10
April 3,
Amos H. Tirrell,
4
66
4.
Dorothy Holbrook,
69
66
10,
Sarah Hodgdon, .
60
66
11,
Atherton W. Tilden,
22
13,
Amos Merritt, Jr.,
34
16,
Mary R. Shores,
1
66
17
George F. Vinal,
·
1
25,
Alfred E. Hunt,
31
25,
Ann M. Libby,
33
11
66
30,
James W. Holbrook,
2
& May
1,
Melvin B. Staples,
Ella F. Gardner,
2
6
10,
William F. Philips,
2
66
11,
Thomas Colson,
40
66
15,
Harriet M. Robinson,
3
66
15,
Mary T. Wildermuth,
71
16,
John P. Gardner,
.
23
June 2,
Charles H. King,
2
66
3,
Anna M. Richards,
2
5,
Charles A. Whitmarsh,
9
66
15,
Franklin H. Barrett,
6
16,
Augustine E. Hunt,
8
18,
Lurana Burrell, -
3
22,
27,
William A. Burrell, .
2
66
30,
Nathaniel Brown,
83
July
2,
Abraham Bates,
49
66
4,
Sarah Stetson,
·
20
10, George L. Garey,
5
11
24,
28,
Mirinda Hunt,
28
25,
Mary B. Pratt,
46
4,
9,
Julia A. Hanly,
29,
Lucy E. Pratt,
9
3,
NO
27,
Susan E. Hunt,
·
10,
Eliza M. Tucker,
35
83
20,
Clara E. W. Totman, Frank Burrell,
2
2
29
Age.
Date.
Name.
Years.
Mo's.
Days.
July 16, 2"
George E. Derby,
1
17,
Harriet E. Raymond,
3
20,
Mary E. Wheelock,
S
66
Mary White,
2
66
8,
Sarah Dunbar,
61
66
9,
10
10,
"Almira Staples,
22
66
11,
Urban Rice,
61
12,
· Hannah Torrey,
36
66
11.
George F. Collier,
22
66
13,
Elizabeth H. Lewis,
20
66
14,
Ellen Daily,
11
66
19,
Sabrina B. Cowing,
3
66
20,
Jane Thayer,
38
66
20,
Abigail Hollis,
78
Martha White,
36
66
24,
Elmer L. Willet,
1
66
26,
George Darius Raymond,
1
66
27.
11
66
28,
10
66
28,
Thais Nash,
41
66
30,
Ann M. Webster,
2
66
30,
2
Sept. 3,
Henry W. Bates, .
1
66
4,
5
66
9,
1
66
11,
Deborah F. Holbrook,
43
66
14,
Betsy D. Bates,
25
66
16,
Ada M. Peterson,
2
66
13,
Ella F. Gardner,
2
66
16,
9 Roxana Burrell,
7
66
17
, Ann Augusta Bowen,
6
66
19,
S
66
20,
Nancy Bates,
59
66
20,
Lizzie E. Jones,
3
66
22,
Polly Vinson,
61
66
26,
Julia M. Richards,
2
66
28,
Jeremiah Nolan,
56
Oct.
1,
Edward E. Nash,
8
66
3,
Joseph C. White,
42
66
5,
Eunice B. White,
33
14.
William Bicknell,
11
66
15,
18
66
17,
39
20,
Margaret Grady,
2
66
22,
. Mary H. Mathewson, Samuel Paine,
40
66
23,
Ellen H. Mitchell,
4
Nov. 3,
Joanna Barker,
42
3,
Frank W. Peakes,
4.
66
5,
Hannah White,
79
66
5,
Maria W. Nash, .
7
66
4, Deborah Porter,
88
9,
Alonzo W. Paine,
11,
Emeline C. V. Bates,
17
21, Child of Chas. A. and Pamelia Chessman,
14
7
29,
Susan Pool,
19
Zachariah Bicknell,
Ebenezer L. Totman,
Alporta E. Hodgdon,
Abbot W. Dizer,
James H. Fearing,
4
29,
George Williams, Jane Wales,
42
66
22,
Bridget Hagerty,
Aug. 2,
6,
Wallace B. Goodspeed,
21,
Walter H. Pratt,
Sarah J. Farı,
30
Age.
Date.
Name.
Years.
Mo's.
Days.
Nov. 24,
Elizabeth Clapp,
46
28,
Abby B. Briggs,
33
66
29,
Quincy D. Bates,
18
Dec. 4,
Maria T. Hunt,
26
..
11,
Catherine Hicky,
2
66
15,
Joshua E. Littlefield,
47
66
16,
Charles Clapp,
15
66
27,
Mary E. Shaw,
18
66
28,
Charles H. Hawes,
3
30,
Davis Clapp,
20
30,
Hannah Stetson,
70
30,
Edward Rhines,
2
31,
Child of E. Webster and Martha D. Vining,
2
RECAPITULATION.
Births.
Marriages.
Deaths.
January,
18
4
8
February,
9
5
6
March,
17
6
10
April,
10
4
11
May,
.
15
10
8
June,
24
6
11
July,
17
9
6
August,
14
4
22
September, .
18
1
16
October,
15
3
10
November,
22
10
11
December,
.
.
20
2
12
199
64
131
There were 64 marriages solemnized in Weymouth. Of the 128 parties 61 were natives of Weymouth.
98 residents of
5 of foreign birth.
113
Ist marriages,
12
2d 66
3
3d
13 males were under 21 years of age.
8 females were under 18 “
49 66 from 18 to 30 years of age.
47 males " 20 to 30
Of the 199 births, 100 were males, and 99 females. 66 398 parents, 298 were born in the United States. 151 fathers and 152 mothers.
77
66 60 66 were born in Weymouth.
41
66 66 41
were born in Ireland.
.
.
.
.
·
.
.
11,
George N. Shaw,
2
18,
Sarah F. Brown,
4
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OFFICERS OF THE TOWN OF WEYMOUTH,
FOR THE YEAR 1854. Selectmen.
Noah Vining, Jr., James Humphrey, Prescott Lothrop.
Treasurer.
Thomas Nash.
Clerk.
Oran White.
Assessors. James Humphrey, Samuel Reed, Henry A. Torrey.
Overseers of the Poor and Poor House.
Alvah Raymond, James Tirrell, Samuel Curtis. School Committee. Appleton Howe, Noah Vining, Jr., John W. Loud, James Humphrey, J. H. Gilbert, Benjamin F. White, Lemuel Torrey.
Constables. Henry Loud, Samuel Curtis, George W. White, Jr.
Prudential School Committee.
Calvin Terry, Quincy Pratt, Clinton Loud, Ashford Baker, Oran White, Abner Holbrook, John G. Rogers, J. N. Parker, John W. Loud, William Humphrey.
Highway Surveyors.
Martin C. Huntress, Jacob Pratt, James Jones, James Lovell, Eben. Kingman, E. A. Hunt, Micah Blanchard, Minot Richards, Moses Orcutt, Joseph Orcutt, David Lovell, 2d, Samuel E. Gay, Palmer E. Loud, Geo. W. White, Jr., Henry Shaw, Quincy Pool, Joseph Curtis, Ferdinand Loud, Christopher S. Bass, George Brooks, David Pratt, Jr., John Dizer.
Surveyors of Wood, Lumber and Bark.
E. S. Beals, John White, William Bicknell, L. W. Bicknell, Hervey Cushing, Francis B. Pratt, Josiah E. Rice, Cyrus Washburn, Z. L. Bick- nell, G. F. Raymond, John P. Nash, Ashford Baker, B. F. White, J. Trufant, L. Gardner, Reuben Loud, K. Tirrell, S. Bates, D. Lovell, 2d,
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J. G. Rogers, E. S. Wright, Reed Blanchard, Chase Taylor, A. W. Paine, Joseph Harding, Quincy L. Reed, Tilly Willis, J. E. Wright, R. R. Walker, M. M. Leonard, F. E. Loud, J. O. Foye, Samuel Curtis, Joseph Sherman.
Field Drivers.
Henry Cleverly, David French, D. W. Torrey, Edward Blanchard 2d, R. N. Cushing, O. Lincoln, David Bates,] Ebed Dunbar, Joseph Foye, L. Humphrey, L. Dunbar, Jr., C. Humphrey, J. D. Salisbury, Joseph Totman, Benjamin Burrell, Thomas Holbrook, Albert Joyce, Theron Cushing, Ashford Baker, A. O. Smith, Caleb Joy, Simeon Cushing, Noah Joy, G. B. Pierce, Richard Loud, G. B. Cushing, Wm. G. Nash, David Trufant, I. P. Sampson, Edson Raymond, Jr., F. M. Shaw, Alfred Freeman, J. S. Barrett, C. H. Allen, J. E. Torrey, Rufus Shores, D. A. Wade, George O. Paine, E. B. Chessman, J. P. Tirrell, J. B. Pool, Seth Curtis, Wm. Orcutt, J. Remmick, J. Farnham, T. B. Porter, S. H. Smith, D. White, C.&Nash, L. French.
Tithingmen.
Lewis Beals, Thos. Bicknell, James Jones, Hervey Cushing, Lemuel Humphrey, Isaac Lawrence, Bela French, Darius Smith, Jr., Wm. G. Nash, Benjamin D. Vining, Josiah Reed, Abner Paine, Nathaniel Blanchard, Joseph D. Thomas.
Fence Viewers. Jacob Shaw, Henry Cleverly, John G. Rogers, Jonathan Trufant.
Fire Wards. Joseph B. Howe, Josiah E. Rice, Thomas J. Burrell.
Weighers of Vessels.
Bejamin Bates, Isaac L. Blanchard.
Sealer of Weights and Measures.
Josiah Litchfield. Pound Keeper. John Tirrell.
Collector of Taxes.
Cotton Bates.
Committee to examine Treasurer's Accounts.
Lovell Bicknell, Asa B. Wales, Oliver Loud.
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