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238 22
George S. Baker,
" hardware .
38 83
James Kennedy,
" furniture .
8 00
Day & Collins,
" pipe for chimney
30 23
A. W. Peterson,
" building
3 00
S. W. Pratt,
" for stove, etc.
25 85
G. W. Austin.
" labor
10 00
$969 84
Ira Hunt, services
59 00
Benjamin Derby, services
198 00
Ensign B. Damon and wife, services
312 00
M. R. Greely, medical attendance, E. Gallagher and child
28 00
M. R. Greely, medical attendance, I. A. Harry
63 50
16 66 66 J. Whittemore 10 50
."
66 66 66 A. B. Rogers . 70 00
Mary Mccarthy, care of child of E. Gallagher 24 00
Samuel Curtis, coffin, ..
6 00
66
J. Whittemore
17 00
Owen Connor, digging two graves
19 00
Bicknell Brothers, goods
W. C. Austin, 66 from almshouse
97 24
J. Binney & Co., 66
3 06
F. Ambler, 66
53 22
66
conveying nurses, etc.
25 50
Ashford Baker, pung .
23 00
Thomas South, wagon .
15 00
W. C. Austin, extra services and expenses
25 00
$2,086 78
EXPENSE OUTSIDE OF HOSPITAL.
Paid N. Q. Tirrell, for medical attendance, Mrs. Foley . $20 00
M. R. Greely, 66 B. F. Stoddard. 93 75
66
Zichri Nash 62 50
66
66
66 J. Burrell 2 00
67 92
26
Paid M. R. Greely, vaccinating various persons
$27 00
C. C. Tower,
4 00
Mrs. C. W. Raymond, care of child of E. Gallagher
50 00
Bicknell Brothers, goods, 66
66 66
J. De Coste
17 26
66
66 66 Mrs. Foley
3 85
J. Binney & Co , 66
B. Frank Stoddard 12 40
25 46
S. W. Pratt,
2 30
J. B. Rhines & Co., lime,
66
.
1 00
W. C. Austin, wood, Z, Nash,
2 75
Mrs. D. Nolan, care of .
30 00
66 Bridget Powers, board of nurses, care of J.
D. Coste, and furniture destroyed . 103 00
$471 59
Hospital and expenses
2,086 78
$2,558 37
STATE AID PAID
To disabled Soldiers and Sailors and their families and the families of deceased, from January 1, 1873, to January 1, 1874.
Walter S. Adlington
$48 00
Samuel A. McAllister .
48 00
Andrew J. Baker
96 00.
Frederick T. Bicknell
48 00
Otis Blanchard
48 00
Charles H. Burrell, 2d .
72 00
Martin D. Burrell
72 00
Robert Buttimore
96 00
Howard Baker
60 00
Alonzo Blanchard
4 00
Galen A. Carter
96 00
George H. Coolidge
48 00
Charles A. Crocker
48 00
Francis E. Coolidge
40 00
Joseph T. Dame .
48 00
Albert W. Doloffe
45 00
Benjamin F. Foss
64 00
Samuel L. French
45 33
John Fennell
27 00
F. Ambler, 66
66 66
66
.
14 32
27
I. Justin Fearing
$48 00
Jacob Gardner, Jr.
·
84 00
Edward B. Gardner
120 00
James R. Gillegan
84 00
Andrew J. Garey
72 00
Lyman T. Holmes
48 00
John Hope .
122 00
Henry S. Hollis .
62 00
Cornelius Healey .
96 00
John Horgan
96 00
William Harrington
24 00
Patrick Howley
24 00
Thomas Howley .
54 00
George F. Hayden
18 00
Benjamin R. Kennison
36 00
Daniel E. Louney
96 00
William A. Lewis
96 00
Daniel Lamson
96 00
Lemuel P. Littlefield
96 00
Charles T. Linfield
48 00
Ellis V. Lyon
96 00
Patrick Lynch
24 00
Charles J. McMorrow
72 00
William F. Merchant
24 00
William McNair .
72 00
Aaron P. Nash, Jr.
72 00
Benjamin F. Pratt, 2d .
144 00
James Pratt
96 00
Charles F. Pray
56 00
Nathaniel B. Peare
84 00
Elijah Prouty
96 00
Benjamin F. Pratt, 3d .
96 00
Francis B. Pratt
36 00
William J. Pedman
18 00
Charles H. Pratt, 2d
72 00
Josiah Q. Pratt .
96 00
Henry Perry
28 00
Benjamin F. Robinson .
84 00
George W. Russ .
84 00
Michael Riley
168 00
Daniel F. Rogers .
96 00
Samuel J. Ross
36 00
28
S. Augustus Rockwood
· $24 00
Sargent L. Stoddard
84 00
George Starbuck .
48 00
William W. Smith
48 00
Edward Slattery .
168. 00
Nelson H. Snow .
48 00
Japeth M. Sampson
12 00
Owen Smith.
18 00
Oliver B. Stackpole
48 00
Andrew J. Shaw .
36 00
John G. Slattery .
48 00
Samuel C. Taylor.
48 00
Sumner Thompson
8 00
Richard B. Torrey
9 33
Naaman Torrey .
48 00
William F. Thayer
48 00
Stillman Thayer .
48 00
Isaac Thomas
72 00
Christopher P. Tower
72 00
Patrick Ward
27 00
James Weeks
168 00
Henry T. Wade
48 00
Edwin Walker
24 00
Gilbert F. Willett
48 00
$5,373 66
NOTES PAID.
Town Bonds
·
$10,000 00
First National Bank, South Weymouth
13,000 00
South Weymouth Savings Bank .
7,000 00
East 66
2,500 00
$32,500 00
INTEREST PAID.
Interest coupons
$2,175 00
First National Bank, South Weymouth
.
319 17
South Weymouth Savings Bank
123 42
East Weymouth
82 81
Joseph R. Totman
280 00
Joseph Totman .
192 50
Estate of Elijah Bates .
280 00
Abner Holbrook .
252 37
·
29
Abner Holbrook, trustee
$195 44
Lovell Bicknell
28 00
Thomas Humphrey
210 00
James Torrey
·
147 00
$4,285 71
STATE AND COUNTY TAXES.
State tax
$8,977 50
66
National Banks
3,297 87
County tax .
6,110 26
$18,385 63
DISCOUNTS AND REMITTANCES.
Discount on taxes
$2,659 03
Remittances for 1869-1871
11 99
1872
525 88
66
1873
167 47
$3,364 37
RECAPITULATION.
Received from all sources
. $153,254 62
EXPENDITURES.
On account of schools
$22,393 06
repairs of school-houses
3,011 06
roads
16,942 49
town-house .
635 77
lock-ups
2,386 92
printing
541 36
town officers
4,629 98
miscellaneous
789 20
State aid
5,373 66
small-pox
2,558 37
town poor
6,087 55
notes paid
32,500 00
interest
4,285 71
State tax
8,977 50
county tax
6,110 26
bank tax
3,297 87
discounts and remittances
3,364 37
$123,885 13
$29,369 49
30
TOWN DEBT.
Ten bonds, 5 per cent, due April 1st, 1875 . . $10,000 00 Twenty-three bonds, 6 per cent, due May 1st, 1874
11,500 00 Sixteen 6 66
66 1877 16,000 00
Joseph Totman, note, 7 per cent
4,200 00
Joseph R. Totman, " 66
4,000 00
Elijah Bates, 66 66
4,000 00
Abner Holbrook, 66
·
5,500 00
A. Holbrook, trustee, note, 7 per cent
2,792 00
James Torrey, 66 66
2,110 00
Thomas Humphrey, 66 66
3,000 00
Lovell Bicknell, 66 66
.
800 00
ASSETS.
Cash in treasury, including taxes due .
$29,369 36
Balance due from State on aid account, to Jan. 1873 800 00
Due for 1873
5,257 00
$35,426 49
Total indebtedness
$63,892 00
Assets
35,426 49
$28,465 51
We recommend the following appropriations for the expenses of the town for the year 1874 : -
For schools
$22,500 00
repairs of school-houses
2,500 00
roads
16,000 00
town officers .
5,500 00
town poor
6,000 00
interest and debt
10,000 00
miscellaneous
2,500 00
discounts
2,500 00
lock-ups
2,000 00
police department
2,000 00
$71,500 00
State aid
5,500 00
-
66
.
·
$63,892 00
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REPORT OF THE OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
The Overseers of the Poor of the Town of Weymouth, respectfully submit the following report for the year ending December 31, 1873:
The Almshouse Establishment has remained in charge of Mr. Wilbur C. Austin and his wife during the past year, and they have received for their services a salary of four hundred and seventy-five dollars.
The overseers have been gratified with the general management of the master and matron, and especially by the evidences of their kind regard for the welfare of the poor under their care.
No labor in addition to that of Mr. and Mrs. Austin, has been hired during the year, either upon the farm or in the house, but with- out imposing, as we believe, any tasks upon the inmates unsuited to their ability, the products of the farm have been kept up fully to the average of the past ten years, and the internal economy of the house has not suffered in comparison with that of previous years. The health of the paupers has been generally good, and no death has oc- curred in the house since our last report.
The number of those supported in the house the past year has been unusually small compared with the whole number relieved, and in our judgment it will, in the future, promote the best interests of all par- ties to transfer to the house such a number of those who receive a large part of their support from the town as can be comfortably provided for therein.
The whole number of paupers in the Almshouse during the year has been twenty-three, exclusive of transient inmates ; the average num- ber seventeen, and the number at its close is seventeen
The cost of support for each pauper has been two dollars and thirty-three cents per week.
ACCOUNT OF GOODS BOUGHT AND BILLS PAID IN 1873.
Bicknell Brothers, goods
$390 29
Joseph Loud & Co., "
.
371 48
B. F. Shaw & Son, 66
50 45
Josiah Martin, 66
.
78 13
M. H. Read, 66
.
7 00
S. W. Pratt,
15 74
32
J. Crane & Son, goods,
$18 17
J. W. Rogers & Co., "
22 80
J. G. Worster & Co .. "
16 19
F. Ambler, 14 23
Ames Plow Co., .6
25 65
George F. Kimball, "
61 96
Crosby Brothers & Co., goods
10 25
Hobbs & Rand,
2 00
F. F. Holbrook.
6 25
C. S. Williams,
16 86
W. A. Hodges,
11 04
J. B. Howe & Son, 66
4 60
J. Bigelow & Co., ..
6 00
H. Peysor,
7 37
W. Coyle, clams
1 05
R. V. Barnes, fish .
1 93
S. Lovell, ice, 1872
12 00
66
66 1873
13 65
M. Hanks, hay
15 62
M. K. Pratt, Journal
9 27
C. G. Easterbrook, Gazette
2 00)
J. Wilkins, horse .
200 00
Day & Collins, drain pipe
9 07
Whittimore Brothers, mowing machine
95 00
S. F. Whitmarsh, rockweed
22 62
F. Ambler, manure
29 00
J. B. Rhines & Co., lumber
12 15
James Humphrey, standing wood G. W. Bates, 66
65 00
Charles Humphrey, grass, etc.
24 00
S. H. Litchfield, pasturing stock
20 00
S. Curtis, wood
7 50
W. Baker, curing hams .
5 00
Weymouth Iron Co., herrings
1 25
G. Baker, hardware
1 57
E. Tilden, soap
2 00
M. M. Hodgman
6 00
Shawl print, etc.
10 62
Lemons .
35
Postage stamps
30
J. Torrey & Co., soap
22 50
difference on horse
75 00
4 25
33
Clams
$1 00
Apples
24
Beeswax
10
Tobacco-cutter
. 25
Repairing sewing machine
٠، shoes
97
Filing saws
75
Cutting dresses
1 25
Barbering .
37 00
Expressing .
1 83
Expenses to Boston
1 50
G. W. Fay, medical attendance
28 50
Thomas South, smith work
33 43
M. Emery,
1 15
J. M. Walsh, repairing harnesses, etc.
12 48
John Nelson, furnace
33 35
Stephen Cain, labor and stock
52 97
W. T. Burrell, «
6 74
Gratuities to inmates .
5 00
$2,025 42
RECEIVED FOR PRODUCE, ETC.
Bicknell Brothers, for potatoes and onions
$28 50
66 butter
29 16
B. F. Shaw & Son, onions
18 20
66 butter
27 37
J. Martin, calves .
41 30
Selectmen, labor on roads
275 00
Daniel J. Pratt,
10 13
Samuel Curtis, labor
16 50
A. K. Binney, 44
.
3 00
L. French,
11 45
A. B. Gammons, “
1 25
D. Lovell,
66
2 75
R. F. Richards, “
2 00
P. Cross,
1 25
J Dizer,
1 00
W. Humphrey,
3 50
C. H. Thayer, 66
3 50
Charles Humphrey, labor
8 00
Thomas W. French, “
5 00
3
75
34
F. Ambler, for horse .
$30 00
66 use of cart 6 50
H. W. Sinclair,
drag 1 50
Wood . 35 37
Butter
21 75
Milk, eggs, etc. .
17 13
Goods delivered to the hospital
97 24
I. H. Binney, for wood, etc.
22 45
$720 80
OVERSEERS.
Dr.
To cash paid for goods, etc. $2,025 42
W. C. Austin, for services 475 00
Rent for farm .
300 00
Inventory, January 1st, 1873
3,226 24
$6,026 66
Cr.
By cash received for produce, labor, etc. . $720 80
Inventory, January 1st, 1874 . 3,266 98
3,987 78
$2,038 88
EXPENSE OF POOR OUT OF THE HOUSE.
State Lunatic Asylum, Taunton, for Eliza S. McCue
$190 50
Margaret Lonergan 189 64
66
66
Elmer Crocker 117 26
66
6
Wm. R. Rogers 29 00
$526 40
City of Boston, support of Clarissa Bates
8 44
Edward Colman
30 56
66
66 Harriet Stetson
72 57
Elizabeth C. Tirrell
16 00
66 Mary White
4:1 76
66 Frank Goodwin
7 00
City of New Bedford, support of Betsey Jeffers
37 50
Mary Howland
52 14
City of Lowell, support of Catherine Slattery
21 00
City of Fall River, support of Catherine Slattery .
6 00
Town of Marshfield, support of Samuel Cushing
.
34 50
Town of Hanover, support of Charlotte Pratt 50 59 .
Mass. General Hospital, support of N. Atkins Thayer . 35 00
35
Support of Widow Hassett .
$153 45
Little
71 65
Lois Dyer
50 50
A. Herne
103 60
Carey
30 85
6
66
Hickey ·
307 60
66
66
Leahey ·
22 00
66
66
S. F. Larmey .
117 00
D. Kennedy
104 00
66
Hosea Hollis
39 00
66
J. O'Connell
11 00
66
66
Patrick Wall
21 85
Thomas Wall .
73 15
Mary White
56 00
66
66
R. G. Skinner .
220 39
66
Patrick Lynch .
20 75
66
66
Isabella Nelson (of Abington)
83 00
66
66
N. M. P. Pike (of Newburyport)
17 25
66
66
Lucretia Derby
156 00
Esther Bates
104 00
65
66
Lydia Clark
52 00
66
66
Jotham Shaw . .
73 65
66
Isaac Linfield .
98 75
66
Ira Raymond .
107 92
66
William Fogerty, Jr.
53 00
66
Prince E. Thayer
13 50
66
66
Judah Writhington .
117 60
66
46
Thomas Kelly
236 00
.6
Josiah M. Pratt
163 60
.
66
Frederick Pope
77 75
66
E. B. Murphy
14 45
66
6:
Patrick F. McGuire (of Stoughton),
134 45
66
66
John Stoddard (of South Scituate),
17 53
66
66
Michael Wade
7 37
66
Philander Pratt
1 12
66
P. I. Sweetrug, 1872
5 00
Barney Pratt
8 75
66
Patrick Cronan
58 50.
Hannah Joyce
126 15
66
Alexander White
6 31
36
Support of Widow Wilton S. Rosey, clothing $17 43
James E. Ford, 12 00
66 Mary F. Rosey, fare to New York 10 30
66
66 Nathaniel Cushing . 61 75
family of Thomas Ryan .
36 50
66
Thomas Ford .
104 00
66
Benjamin Dyer
75 50
66 John Orcutt
24 50
" children of Patrick Lines .
52 00
Patrick Mawn
65 00
child of George Bowles 26 00
Benjamin Hallowell 23 37
Fares and lodging travellers 2 00
Medical attendance, and conveying Elmer Crocker to
Taunton
14 65
Charles Woolver, medical attendance to be refunded by State
54 00
$4,654 90
Deduct amount received and due from other towns and
State
306 23
$4,348 67
RECAPITULATION.
Support of poor in the house
$2,038 88
66 out of the house .
4,348 67
$6,387 55
Rent of farm
300 00
$6,087 55
JAMES HUMPHREY, Z. L. BICKNELL, NOAH VINING, ABNER HOLBROOK, FRANCIS AMBLER, Overseers of the Poor of Weymouth.
.
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PAUPERS IN THE ALMSHOUSE.
From January 1, 1873, to January 1, 1874.
Date.
Name.
Age.
Discharged.
Weeks.
Days.
Jan. 1,
Samuel Badlam,
70
.
·
52
1
Elizabeth 'Tirrell,
54
.
.
52
1
Alonzo Tirrell,
34
52
1
LeRoy Tirrell,
32
52
1
George Loud,
32
52
1
Lucy Thayer,
50
52
1
Stephen Humphrey,
77
52
1
Elbridge Colson,
49
52
1
Mary F. Gray.
32
52
1
William H. Gray,
3
52
1
William W Dean,
16
Discharged June 26th.
25
2
Henry W. Rosey,
21
April 24th. Re-admitted Dec. 1st.
20
5
Wilton S. Rosey, James E. Ford.
15
June 5th.
22
2
12
April 22d. Aug. 6th.
Re-admitted
37
1
Jotham Shaw,
87
July 12th. Died Oct. 8th.
27
4
Reuben B. Pratt,
70
April 10th. Re-admitted Dec. 4th.
18
2
Elizabeth F. Ware,
69 July 4th.
Re-admitted
40
1
John White,
72
July 4th.
Re-admitted
30
4
Jan. 18,
Timothy Kimball,
61
March 15th.
8
1
Feb. 3,
Albert Joyce,
71
17
3
May 27,
Jane E. Irish.
53
June 21st.
3
5
Feb. 19,
Elmer Crocker,
16 Aug. 25th. March 17th. Re-admitted Aug. 13th.
5
5
Different persons,
19
6
52
1
Mary F. Rosey,
39
Sept. 27th.
Dec. 4th.
38
INVENTORY OF LIVE STOCK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, WOOD, HAY, PROVISIONS, ETC.
2 Horses,
$400 00
Brush, curry comb, and
cards, $1 00
4 Draft chains, 8 00
4 Stake chains, 3 00
2 Scythes, 1 00
7 Snaiths, - 3 50
1 Farm wagon,
80 00
2 Bush scythes and snaiths, 2 00 11 Rakes, 2 50
1 Hay wagon,
40 00
2 Horse carts,
80 00
2 Drag rakes, 1 00-
1 Covered wagon,
30 00
1 Sickle, 50
5 Hay forks, 4 00
1 Sleigh,
3 00
2 Hay poles,
50
1 Pung,
20 00
1 Hay cutter,
12 00
2 Horse sleds,
10 00
12 Hay caps,
$1 00
2 Wheelbarrows,
5 00
2 Hay ropes,
2 00
1 Roller,
15 00
1 Grindstone,
5 00
1 Wheel drag,
20 00
15 Shovels,
9 00
1 Drag,
3 00
7 Manure forks,
5 00
1 Snow plough,
2 00
6 Hoes, .
3 00:
2 Mowing machines,
115 00
1 Onion hoe,
75
1 Horse rake,
4 00
1 Potatoe hoe,
75
5 Ploughs,
25 00
2 Grub hoes,
1 00
1 Horse hoe, 3 00
2 Spades,
1 00
1 Bucklin harrow, 9 00
1 Iron rake,
50
1 Two-horse harrow,
25 00
3 Iron bars,
6 00
1 One-horse harrow,
5 00
3 Pickaxes, 4 00
1 Bush hook, 50
1 00
1 Single harness, 15 00
2 Cart harnesses,
10 00
1 Winnowing machine, 1 00
5 Yokes,
12 00
1 Chain harness,
10 00
1 Meal chest and feeding trough, 7 00
1 Swill box, 8 00
Parts of harness,
5 00
7 Axes, 5 00
2 Robes,
3 00
4 Wood saws and 3 horses, 3 00
5 Halters,
5 00
5 Iron wedges and beetle, 3 00
4 Blankets, 4 00
1 Hatchet, 50
4 Surcingles,
2 00
1 Chest of tools, 10 00
7 Cows,
350 00
4 Pigs,
37 00
25 Fowls,
22 00
2 Ox carts,
60 00
2 Ox sleds,
8 00
1 Open wagon,
10 00
1 Seed sower, 2 00
1 Double harness, 28 00
2 Flails,
1 Corn sheller, 5 00
4 Whiffletrees and chains, 6 00
39
2 Stone hammers, $6 00
1 Set stone tools, 7 00
3 Ladders, 5 00
1 Pr. steps, 1 25
2 Hog hooks, 1 00
Blocks and rope, 3 00
2 Wrenches,
2 00
1 Set measures,
1 25
1 Cheese press and fix- tures,
00
35 Lbs. butter, 14 20
2 Baskets,
50
1 Hogshead,
1 00
¿ Hogshead, 1 00
Cider vinegar,
00
8 Barrels, 1 00
Salt, 70
Lumber, 15 00
¿ Bbl. flour,
3 00
Bricks, 1 50
20 Galls. molasses, 13 00
131 Rails,
10 80
21 Posts, 4 20
90 66 lard,
10 48
7 Tons Coal,
56 00
11} Cords hardwood,
92 00
6 Cords trash wood,
30 00
10 Cords hardwood,
(sawed) 100 00
1} Cords pine wood " 12 00
30 Cords manure,
240 00
2 Casks,
2 00
6 Pork barrels, 6 00
2 Churns,
6 00
1 Bush. meal,
80
Corn,
4 00
Force pump,
5 00
2 Lanterns,
2 00
4 Meal bags,
1 60
1 Pr. balances,
7 00
$3,266 98
JOHN W. LOUD, ORAN WHITE,
Auditors.
WEYMOUTH, Jan. 2d, 1874.
3 Tons carrots and tur- - nips, $45 00
325 Bush. potatoes, 260 00
6 Bush. beets, 4 00
4 parsnips, 3 00
Onions, 1 00
2 Bush. beans, 6 00
Cabbages, 5 00
Squashes, 1 00
775 " pork,
77 50
450 “ hams, 45 00
15 Lbs, tobacco, 8 00
58 coffee, 6 00
15 66 tea,
10 50
10 66 1 00
sugar,
90 66 soap,
7 20
§ Bbl. soap. 4 50
Vinegar cask, 1 00
12} Tons English hay, 6 "
375 00
salt hay, 120 00
Ice chest, 2 00
1 Grain chest, 5 00
1
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MARRIAGES
Registered in the Town of Weymouth, for the year 1873, where one or both parties were residents of Weymouth.
Date of Marriage. 1873.
Jan. 1. John A. Loud and Susan R. Stackpole, both of Wey- mouth.
66
6. Robert Harrington and Mary Dorsey, both of Wey- mouth.
6. Daniel Connor of Weymouth, and Ann Reardon of Braintree.
66
13. Joseph Derusha and Mary Lynch, both of Weymouth.
66
19. Stephen E. Muise and Annie M. Cullen, both of Weymouth.
21. Wendell Shaw and Lydia G. Urguhart, both of Weymouth.
Feb.
2. Wm. F. Burrell and Elnora F. Fairbanks, both of Wey- mouth.
66 5. Geo. A. Bailey of Weymouth, and Ella F. Dwelle of Quincy.
66
13. Geo. A. Hobart of Abington, and Annie W. Loud of Weymouth.
66 13. Chas. Q. Tirrell of Weymonth, and Mary E. Hollis of Natick.
66 19. Eugene Thayer and Jennie A. Thayer, both of Wey- mouth.
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13. John Loring of Weymouth, and Lucy M. Thayer of Gloucester.
66 19. Chas. E. Salisbury and Ada L. Orcutt, both of Wey- mouth.
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19. Elzar Bourk and Mary E. Allison, both of Weymouth.
66 25. John Reidy and Ellen Moran, both of Weymouth.
March 9. John Nash of Weymouth, and Lillian Morton of Hing- ham.
18.
66 Robert D. Hobart of Braintree, and Sarah F. Read of Weymouth.
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26. Mathew Macauley and Sarah B. Robinson, both of Wey- mouth.
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April
10. Foster M. Wilder of Irving, and Sarah C. Fairbanks of Weymouth.
· 10. Wm. B. Barnes and Alice M. Foster, both of Weymouth.
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13. Michael Yourell of Weymouth, and Mary Sharey of Dorchester.
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16. John F. Sherman and Lucia C. Hewitt, both of Wey- mouth.
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16. Eben Cole and Ellen H. Cole, both of Weymouth.
19. Frank Libey and Frances Cuneff, both of Weymouth.
24. Robert Payne of Weymouth, and Jesse Mahoney of Boston.
May
10.
Horatio H. Torrey of Weymouth, and Eldora F. Gray of Scituate.
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20. Thos. H. Reed of Abington, and Ida F. Daggett of Weymouth.
24 Hiram Porter and Ruth J. Lovell, both of Weymouth.
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25. Quincy Pool, Jr., and Abby L. Cushing, both of Wey- mouth.
25. Thomas Croker, Jr., and Maria Hanley, both of Wey- mouth.
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28. George E. Rice of Holbrook, and Alice M. Loud of Weymouth.
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29. John A. Hollis and Lucy A. Vining, both of Weymouth.
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31. Noah F. Vining and Emeline Gurney, both of Weymouth. 31. John R. Stetson of Weymouth, and Hattie Anderson of Hingham.
June 1. John N. Our of Weymouth, and Caroline E. Sampson of Marshfield.
5. Herbert A. Newton of Weymouth, and Angeline Crane of Quincy.
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5. A. Wm. Baker and Eva L. Hender, both of Weymouth.
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7. Horace S. Chase of Dighton, and Annie M. Thomas of Weymouth.
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7. Thomas J. Doran and Mary A. Carroll, both of Wey- mouth.
11. Alden Richards and Maria J. Radcliffe, both of Wey- mouth.
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17. Geo. W. Dyer and Sarah Maria Wright, both of Weymouth.
66 29. Washington H. Thayer of Weymouth, and Mary F. Porter of Braintree.
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June
18. John F. Binney and Lizzie H. Ray, both of Weymouth.
20. James M. Lufkin and Margaret Pratt, both of Wey- mouth.
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25. James J. Breach and Emily J. Derby, both of Weymouth.
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30. Horatio N. Our of Weymouth, and Hannah E Sampson of Marshfield.
July
1. Chas N. Blanchard of Weymouth, and Ella Maria White of Randolph.
3. Edward E. Belcher of Weymouth, and Martha A. Stetson of Randolph.
6. Geo. L. White and Lovesta A. Dalton, both of Wey- mouth.
6. Louis Guertin and Nancy V. Coughlin, both of Wey- mouth.
66 13. Winfield S. Baker and Lydia E. Hayden, both of Wey- mouth.
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16. Walter R. Shaw and Lucy Hollis, both of Weymouth,
66 28. Frank Gorman and Catherine Binney, both of Weymouth.
Aug.
6. Silas Ross and Henrietta M. Cleverly, both of Weymouth.
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19 Cyrlle Bourk and Victoria Badger, both of Weymouth.
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20. Frank W. Humphrey and Emma H. Walsh, both of Wey- mouth.
66 23. James W. Rand of Weymouth, and Hortense Emma Berry of West Randolph, Vt.
Sept. 6. James A. Millen of Lynn, and Sarah B. Dyer of Wey- mouth.
6. Marsel Fountain and Emine Remel, both of Weymouth.
13. Albert A. Spear and Anna L: Whiting, both of Wey- mouth.
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14. Chas. H. Delano of Marshfield, and Sarah J. Reed of Weymouth.
17. Thomas Murphy and Ann Mawn, both of Weymouth.
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24. John A. Raymond of Weymouth, and Ena A. Waldron of Augusta, Me.
.€ 25. Willard H Hunt and Hannah E. Cushing, both of Wey- mouth.
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26. Geo. A. Powers of Weymouth, and Cora Brooks of Abington.
Oct.
5. Preston F. Lewis and Eliza R. Orcutt, both of Weymouth.
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10. Seth S. Cushing and Katie E. Murrell, both of Weymouth.
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Oct.
9. Anson P. Tucker of Old Lyme, Ct., and Martha J. White of Weymouth.
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14. Michael F. Allen and Julia Hope, both of Weymouth.
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18. Wm. Townsend, Jr., and Lizzie S. Pratt, both of Wey- mouth.
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25. Geo. T. Rand and L. Olivene White, both of Weymouth.
29. Albert H. Smith and Ella F. Hunt, both of Weymouth.
Nov.
3. Wm. S. Collier and Josephine M. Emerson, both of Weymouth.
12. Joseph C. Howe and Mary A. Blanchard. both of Weymouth.
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12. John J. Dasha and Sarah A. Bicknell, both of Weymouth.
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18. Solon Blanchard and Ellen M. White, both of Weymouth.
19. Chas. W. Stevens and Katie S. Baker, both of Wey- mouth.
23. Francis Bussiere and Mary J. Guertin, both of Wey- mouth.
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25. Thomas Porter of Weymouth, and Mary Lizzie Young of Hingham.
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26. Walter B. Raymond and Ella M. Tirrell, both of Wey- mouth.
66 26. Frederick H. Clapp and Hattie A. Thomas, both of Weymouth.
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26. Walter H. Thayer and Mary D. Stowell, both of Wey- mouth.
66 27. Lawrence A. Blanchard and Evilla Stoddard, both of Weymouth. .
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29. Chas. N. French of Weymouth, and Jennie L. Jenkins of Stoughton.
30. Bela H. Alden of Bridgewater, and Alice H. Cameron of Weymouth.
Dec. 10. Horace W. Spear and Maria B. Tirrell, both of Wey- mouth.
11.
66 Arthur L. Hobart of Braintree, and S. Annie Blanchard of Weymouth.
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14. Timothy J. Burbank and Mary E. Cummings, both of Weymouth.
17. C. Thomas Edes of Rehobeth, and Martha J. Andrus of Weymouth.
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Dec. 20. Andrew Sweares of Weymouth, and Abby E. Tallman of Richmond, Me.
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21. Geo. W. Lee of Amsterdam, N. Y., and Elizabeth F. Holbrook of Weymouth.
23. Reuben W. Hunt of Abington, and Clara A. Howe of Weymouth.
66 28. Chas. S. Holbrook and Deborah F. Torrey, both of Weymouth.
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31. Francis M. Drowne and Elizabeth J. Baker, both of Weymonth.
BIRTHS
Registered in the Town of Weymouth, for the year 1873.
Date of Birth. Jan.
1. Josephine Chapman Kimball.
1. Ellen Graney.
3. Maud Ethel Davis.
3. Mabel Augusta Harper.
3. Catherin Griffin.
5. John McDonald.
9. Sarah Jane Rea.
9. Lillian May Rice.
9. Nellie Franklin Tirrell,
10. Mary Rebecca· Lingan.
11. Charles Augustus Vining.
14. Elizabeth Wyman Brown.
14. John Daily.
16. Ella Frances Borden.
18. Harry Denton Tisdale.
18. Arthur Lincoln Faulkner.
20. John Frederick Dean.
20. Annie May Barnes.
23. Henry Newell Thomas.
25. Caroline May Hart.
26."John Hobart.
27. Lillian Fay Curtis.
28. Fannie May Taylor.
30. Mary Ellen Murphy.
31. Chas. Benj. McFaun.
Date of Birth.
Feb.
1. Lora Amanda Hathaway Jor- dan.
4. Rosella Dailey.
8. Edward Augustine McGre-
vay.
9. Frank Arthur Wolfe.
9. Martha Jane Shaw.
11. Fannie Ryan.
12. Florence Robinson Garey.
14. Anna Bridget Murphy.
15. Eliza Welch.
18. Carrie Georgianna Belcher.
20. Annie Florena Pratt.
21. Female child of S. E. and Emma F. Burrell.
21. Grace Endicot Shaw.
23. Thomas Lawrence Friary.
26. Maria Jane Grant.
26. Catherine McCarty.
26. Bridget Flynn. Mar.
3. Henrietta Cronin
6. Marshall Warren Wright.
7. Anna Bell Dyer.
8. George Eddie Richards.
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Date of Birth. Mar.
9. Leonard Pratt Cooley.
10. Elizabeth Jane Condrick.
10. Daniel Foley.
10. Chas. Melvin Bean.
12. John Michael Bayley
12. Charles Franklin Bosworth.
13. Emma Lizzie Shaw.
14. Julia McManama.
14. Bertha Frances Cushing.
18. James Herbert Walsh.
19. Loretta P. Linton.
19. Mary Ellen Shields.
21. Martin Ryan.
22. Leavitt Winthrop Bates.
22, Ellen Maria Coffee.
23. Sarah Elizabeth Higgins.
25. Freddie Wilson Beals.
27. James Henry Fitzgerald.
27. Eva Gertrude Willis.
29. Edmond Francis Tobin.
30. Lizzie Ann Healey. Apr.
7. Ann Curren.
1. Stephen Austin Pratt.
1. Female child of William and Louisa Litchfield.
1. Ella Jane Sutton.
1. Alfred Tirrell, 2d.
3. Warren Motte Hatch.
6. Twin (female) children of Augustus W. and Eleanor F. Clapp.
7. Arthur Wm. Randall.
7. Edith Bradford Hollis.
8. Patrick Condrick. 1
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