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7 50
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Paid H. W. Paine, legal advice . $5 00
Henry Newton, care of monument grounds .
30 00
School Committee, for school books 66 15 Brewer & Tileston, exchanging school books 543 24
J. L. Hammett, 66
111 04
S. L. Rockwood, horse hire, exchanging school books .
J. L. Hammett, thermometers for schools
13 00
H. Rockwood, school books, widow Hickey
60
53
66
school committee
80
W. G. Nash,
66
Redmond
1 50
66
F. Ambler,
P. Cohan
15
66
M. Young
55
66
J. Hogan
75
€6
widow Hassett
1 45
66
P. Gloster
23
66
66
T. Ford
17
60
John Curran
75
66
A. White
1 23
66
66
M. Garvey
3 73
Boston Journal, advertising for teachers
Bicknell Brothers, stationery
Little & Brown, supplements to revised statutes .
9 00
Samuel Curtis, returning deaths .
25 25
J. E. Rice, 66
4 75
Torrent engine, Hingham, cleaning engine and re- freshments, fire at corner High Street 16 63
M. L. Cushing, drawing engine to Hingham twice 10 00 Otis Cushing, 66 ' E. Weymouth 10 00
33 72
66 water pails lost
:6 refreshments fire at B. F. Shaw's
12 35
J. Binney,
corner High St.
5 64
66
66 A. S. White's
6 31
J. S. Pease,
66
8 00
H. Rockwood,
66
66 Wid. Rogers's
17 91
Baker, expressing
7 85
Bourke,
·
.
.
8 75
66 66 Nadell
widow Leahey
75
66
F. Gilligan
27
3 50
15 75
Bicknell Brothers, refreshments fire cor. High St.
6 00
.
9 50
29
Paid Dunbar, expressing
$3 15
O. Cushing, “
50
A. S. White, horse hire 13 00
O. Cushing, conveying teachers to landing · 6 50
Mrs. E. C. Hawes, conveying teachers to landing
3 00
P. Whalan, watching fire at B. F. Shaw's
2 00
W. H. Moran, " 66
66 66
2 00
N. Goodspeed, “ 66
2 00
W. F. Merchant, watching fire at corner High St. 2 00
J. Farrington, distributing envelopes
2 00
L. Gardner, weights and measures 3 55
Franklin Blanchard, moving hospital building 100 00
James Willis, stone work
51 40
$1,590 75
STATE AID PAID
To disabled Soldiers and Sailors and their families and the families of deceased, from January 1, 1874, to January 1, 1875.
Walter S. Adlington
$48 00
Samuel A. McAllister
12 00
Frank Alger
36 00
Andrew J. Baker .
96 00
Frederick T. Bicknell
48 00
Otis Blanchard
48 00
Charles H. Burrell, 2d
72 00
Martin D. Burrell
18 00
Robert Buttimore
96 00
Howard Baker
60 00
Alonzo Blanchard
36 00
Galen A. Carter .
96 00
George H. Cooledge
48 00
Francis E. Cooledge
48 00
Charles A. Crocker
48 00
Joseph T. Dame .
48 00
Albert W. Doloffe
22 50
Benjamin T. Foss
48 00
John Fennell
45 00
I. Justin Fearing
48 00
Jacob Gardner, Jr.
84 00
30
i
$120 00
James R. Gillegan
84 00
Andrew J. Garey
72 00
Frederick J. Gammons
36 00
Lyman T. Holmes
48 00
John Hope .
120 00
Henry S. Hollis .
48 00
Cornelius Healey .
96 00
John Horgan
72 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
99 00
William A. Lewis
96 00
Daniel Lamson
88 00
Lemuel P Littlefield
96 00
Charles T. Linfield
48 00
Ellis V. L'yon
96 00
Patrick Lynch
48 00
John Logue
4 00
Adnah G. Leach
36 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
132 00
James Pratt
48 00
Charles F. Pray
49 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
48 00
Benjamin F. Robinson .
84 00
George W. Russ
92 00
Daniel F. Rogers
16 00
Edward B. Gardner
31
Michael Riley
$168 00
Samuel J. Ross
36 00
Sargent L. Stoddard
84 00
William W. Smith
48 0,0
Edward Slattery
168 00
Owen Smith
18 00
Oliver B. Stackpole
48 00
Andrew J. Shaw
48 00
John G. Slattery
48 00
George Starbuck
48 00
Nelson H. Snow
48 00
Japeth M. Sampson
48 00
Samuel C. Taylor
48 00
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
Edwin Walker
24 00
Gilbert F. Willett
48 00
$5,184 50
ENGINE COMPANIES.
AMAZON.
Paid William Burns
$2 00
John Q. Bicknell, 2d .
2 00
F. A. Burrell
2 00
Thomas F. Burrell
2 00
Charles Mcclellan
2 00
D. F. Cleary
2 00
Albert Cooledge .
2 00
Charles A. Cooledge
2 00
Webster Cooledge
2 00
Eugene Crocker .
2 00
George F. Curtis
2 00
G. F. Cushing
2 00
Elias S. Deere
2 00
F. M. Drown
2 00
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Paid John A. Field
$2 00
W. B. Gutterson
2 00
John E. Hunt
2 00
R. L. Hunt
2 00
George A. Hunt
2 00
Thomas A. Hearn
2 00
Thomas Harris
2 00
Gustavus Leach
2 00
Henry S. Loud
2 00
William F. Leach
2 00
John Mclaughlin
2 00
A. P. Nash, Jr. .
2 00
E. C. Porter
2 00
William Pierce
2 00
David Pelerain
2 00
John Reed, 2d
2 00
Francis Smith
2 00
Darius Smith
2 00
E. F. Sterling
2 00
J. Slattery .
2 00
D. W. Sullivan
2 00
A. W. Tilden
2 00
N. A. Thayer
2 00
F. F. Tilden
2 00
George L White
2 00
Charles E. Williams
2 00
James Ward
2 00
E. Frank Worster
2 00
Herbert L. White
2 00
Paul White, Jr.
2 00
$88 00
CONQUEROR.
Paid George W. Bates
$2 00
Eldrew Bates
2 00
George B Bagley
2 00
George M. Bass
2 00
Joseph H. Bass
2 00
Edgar N. Bean
2 00
John Beasley
2 00
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Paid Adson H. Belcher
$2 00
Charles S. Bosworth
2 00
Benjamin B. Burbank
2 00
John G. Burrell
2 00
James J. Breach
2 00
Frederick E. Churchill
2 00
Samuel I. Crockett
2 00
Franklin Derby
2 00
James F. Eelbeck
2 00
Thomas Gavin
2 00
Dugald Good
2 00
William H. Hocking
2 00
Charles F. Harris
2 00
Thomas Hollis, Jr.
2 00
Charles S. Lloyd
2 00
Albert C. Loud
2 00
Oscar Maddan
2 00
William P. Marlow
2 00
Henry Ragan
2 00
George G. Randall
2 00
Hervey E. Raymond .
2 00
Charles Raymond
2 00
Amasa D. Stoddard
2 00
James Stewart
2 00
Cyrus P. Sherman
2 00
Charles C. Tinkham
2 00
E. F. Thayer
2 00
Zenas M. Thompson
2 00
Christopher P. Tower
2 00
N. Frank Vining .
2 00
Seth C. Vining
2 00
George F. Vinson
2 00
Richard S. Willis
2 00
$80 00
EXTINGUISHER.
Paid George W. Conant
$2 00
Thomas Derby, Jr.
2 00
Charles W. Hastings
2 00
A. S. Howe .
2 00
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Paid C. H. Humble
$2 00
Walter H. Joy
2 00
Daniel B. Mckenzie
2 00
George R. Thayer
2 00
Gordon Willis
2 00
$18 00
RESOLUTE HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY ..
Paid Frederick S. Bates
$2 00
Otis Cushing
2 00
John W. Dunn
2 00
Charles E. Holbrook
2 00
George B. Holbrook
2 00
Lewis K. Jones .
2 00
William M. Lockwood .
2 00
William L. Pratt .
2 00
$16 00
CELEBRATION OF THE 250TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE SETTLEMENT OF WEYMOUTH.
Paid Weymouth Band
$225 00
Johnson's
202 00
South Abington Band .
168 00
R. M. Yale, for tents
233 82
William Beal & Co., decorations .
130 00
D. F. Follett, firing salute
150 00
E. S. Hunt, fireworks
100 00
A. Raymond, Jr., meat, etc.
811 19
Bicknell Brothers, tea, coffee, sugar, cloth, etc.
225 24
C. Washburn, tables
300 00
Homer, Lane & Co , ware
95 14
B. F. Washington, waiters .
240 00
Henry & Johnson, bread
21 25
Samuel Thompson, water and ice
26 50
.C. E. Reed, boilers, cutlery, etc.
18 50
S. S. Railroad, freight of guns 66 " fares, waiters, bands, etc.
20 00
37 45
Drew's Express
.
78 75
35
Paid Halnan's Express . $15 00
Baker's 66
30 00
Otis Cushing, carriages for children and guests 61 80
Boston Journal, printing
18 50
" Advertiser,
13 50
" Herald, 66
30 60
A. Mudge & Son,
20 00
G. E. Fairbanks, collecting cake .
12 50
N. Stoddard, board of men
12 50
William Pierce, labor
31 50
Levi Tirrell, 66
5 00
S. P. Nash, .
2 50
B. F. Richards, 66
8 00
Jacob Gardner, Jr., labor
14 75
M. Lingham
8 62
Jacob Loud, 3d
8 75
J. E. Loud
2 50
Edward Doiront .
3 00
$3,381 86
NOTES PAID.
Town Bonds
$11,500 00
First National Bank, South Weymouth
16,000 00
Union 66 Weymouth
4,000 00
Estate of Elijah Bates .
4,000 00
Winslow Blanchard
3,000 00
C. C. Blanchard
3,000 00
$41,500 00
INTEREST PAID.
Interest Coupons
$1,880 00
First National Bank, South Weymouth
317 54
Union 66 66 Weymouth
59 22
East Weymouth Savings Bank
81 25
Joseph Totman
336 00
Joseph R. Totman
315 00
Abner Holbrook .
410 00
Abner Holbrook, trustee
203 31
Thomas Humphrey
210 00
Estate of Elijah Bates .
163 33
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James Torrey
$147 00
Winslow Blanchard
87 50
C. C. Blanchard
87 50
Lovell Bicknell
56 00
$4,353 65
STATE AND COUNTY TAXES.
State Tax
. $7,980 00
66
66 National Banks
3,414 10
County Tax
7,256 02
$18,650 12
DISCOUNTS AND REMITTANCES.
Discount on Taxes
$2,789 92
Remittances for 1872
41 03
66
" 1873
525 93
66
" 1874
110 47
$3,467 35
RECAPITULATION.
Received from all sources
. $171,931 33
Deduct amount received from Overseers of Poor and
credited in the Poor account . 1,149 10
$170,782 23
EXPENDITURES.
On account of schools $22,315 73 ·
repairs of school-houses
2,926 56
new school-house .
.
11,815 60
roads
14,343 75
town-house
411 51
lock-ups
2,840 97
printing
1,247 11
town officers
6,485 74
miscellaneous
1,590 75
State aid
5,184 50
.
.
.
37
On account fire companies $202 00
anniversary .
3,381 86
notes paid
41,500 00
interest
4,353 65
State tax
7,980 00
county tax
7,256 02
bank tax
3,414 10
discounts and remittances
3,467 35
town poor
4,996 50
$145,713 70
$25,068 53
TOWN DEBT.
Ten bonds, 5 per cent, due April 1, 1875 $10,000 00
Sixteen bonds, 6 per cent, due May 1, 1877
16,000 00
Joseph Totman, note, 7 per cent . 4,200 00
Joseph R. Totman, note, 7 per cent
6,000 00
Abner Holbrook, 66
66 66
6,000 00
Abner Holbrook, trustee, note, 7 per cent
3,092 00
Thomas Humphrey,
66 66
3,000 00
James Torrey, 66 66 66
2,100 00
East Weymouth Savings Bank, note, 7 per cent
2,500 00
Estate Lovell Bicknell, 66 66
800 00
$53,692 00
ASSETS.
Cash in treasury, including taxes due . . . $25,068 53
Balance due from State on aid account to Jan. 1874 1,057 00
Due for 1874
5,140 25
$31,265 78
Total indebtedness
$53,692 00 ·
Assets .
.
31,265 78
$22,426 22
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We recommend the following appropriations for the year 1875 : -
For schools as per School Committee's report
$24,000 00
repairs of school-houses
2,000 00
roads .
15,000 00
town officers .
5,500 00 ,
town poor
6,000 00
interest and debt
10,000 00
miscellaneous
2,500 00
discounts
3,000 00
lock-ups
2,500 00
police .
2,000 00
$72,500 00
State aid
·
. $5,000 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, 1874 : -
Mr. Wilbur C. Austin and wife have continued in charge of the Almshouse Establishment during the past year at a salary of five hundred dollars.
The overseers have been well satisfied with the manner in which their duties as master and matron have been performed. The inmates of the house have been properly cared for, and the farm kept in a good state of cultivation without any expenditure for hired labor, and in addition a considerable sum has been earned by labor on road.
The only death in the house during the year occurred on the same day on which the pauper was admitted, and very little sickness requir- ing the attendance of a physician has been experienced.
The number of those supported in the Almshouse has been twenty- three, and one half per cent in excess of the number maintained there last year; but this increase of number has added but slightly to the total cost, thus confirming the opinion expressed in last year's report that it is more economical to support those who are mainly dependent upon the town, in the Almshouse than by out-door relief.
The whole number of paupers in the Almshouse during the year has been thirty-one, exclusive of transient inmates ; the average number twenty-one, and the number at its close is twenty-one.
The cost of support for each pauper has been one dollar and fifty- eight cents per week.
ACCOUNT OF GOODS BOUGHT AND BILLS PAID IN 1874.
Bicknell Brothers, goods
$404 30
Joseph Loud & Co.,
·
397 75
B. F. Shaw & Son,
107 08
Josiah Martin, 66
.
108 21
M. H. Read,
.
9 37
40
S. W. Pratt, goods,
$48 71
George F. Kimball,
29 91
A. Holbrook & Co. 66
33 95
Ames Plow Co. 66
12 63
C. S. Williams, 66
13 00
Bates & Harrington, 66
7 91
W. A. Hodges, 66
14 11
J. B. Howe & Son, 66
2 40
C. W. Stevens, 66
' 9 16
Pond & Duncklee, stove
60 00
J. Torrey, soap
21 00
E. Tilden, "
6 00
S. F. Whitmarsh, rockweed .
32.96
Wey. Iron Co., manure
45 20
T. B. Porter,
28 00
W. T. Shaw, seaweed .
1 50
Charles Humphrey, salt grass
20 00
Martin Burrill, house paper
10 40
J. B. Rhines & Co., lumber Wilson Tirrell, shoats
38 00
S. Lovell, ice
10 70
G. W. Pratt, wood
10 00
B. K. Jacobs, "
20 79
I. B. Clapp, trees
15 75
F. Ambler, medicine
5 75
Baker's Express, curing meat
8 00
Bourke's " straw
4 48
Baker's freight
3 70
T. W. French, vinegar
1 00
Bonnets, prints, etc.
11 90
Meat, fish, etc. ·
11 77
E. Wilder, repairing clock
1 00
M. K. Pratt, journal
9 30
C. G. Easterbrook, gazette .
2 00
G. W. Fay, medical attendance
26 50
Thomas South, smith work .
29 81
C. Green, labor
3 00
J. M. Walsh, repairs
4 50
Stephen Cain, 66
4 15
Everett & King, "
23 70
W. T. Burrell, " .
4 35
.
3 52
41
W. Turner, repairs
$2 75
Expenses to Boston
·
90
Malden
90
. Gratuities to inmates
4 95
$1,686 72
RECEIVED FOR PRODUCE, ETC.
Bicknell Brothers, potatoes, butter, etc.
$56 81
B. F. Shaw & Son,
75 91
J. Martin, cow and calves
108 21
N. Vining, potatoes
10 20
J. Hughes, turnips
1 50
Wood .
72 93
Butter
21 00
Lard and pork
8 42
Milk and eggs
29 85
Old iron
6 00
Cedar posts
2 66
Use of drag
1 00
Board of Sally Carroll
20 00
Selectmen, labor
319 65
F. Evans, "
5 50
R. Burrell, "
2 00
S. Curtis, «
4 50
L. French, "
4 57
$750 71
OVERSEERS. Dr.
To cash paid for goods, etc. $1,686 72
66 " W. C. Austin, for services .
500 00
Rent for farm
300 00
Inventory January 1, 1874
3,266 98
$5,753 70
Cr.
By cash received for produce, labor, etc. . $750 71
Inventory January 1, 1875 3,269 25
$4,019 96
$1,733 74
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EXPENSE OF POOR OUT OF THE HOUSE.
State Lunatic Asylum, Taunton, for Eliza S. McCue
$195 65
66
Margaret Lonergan 192 78
Elmer Crocker
207 67
William R. Rogers
153 10
66
Nancy Nash
45 00
66
66
Hannah Joyce
161 50
66
66
Chas. H. Copeland
132 90
66
Elizab'th McCarthy 9 00
66
66
James H. Lloyd .
71 90
$1,169 50
State of Massachusetts, support of Elizabeth McCarthy
$43 00
City of Boston, support William R. Rogers 100 75
City of New Bedford, support Betsey Jeffers 66 66 Delia Howland
39 75
Town of Hingham, support Catherine Slattery
22 26
Town of Hanover, support Charlotte Pratt
52 68
Isaac Linfield
101 25
William Fogerty, Jr.
52 00
Judah Writhington
101 39
Thomas Kelly
198 77
Josiah M. Pratt
138 17
Nathaniel Cushing
25 00
William Salisbury (of Winchester)
89 78
Ira Raymond
162 41
E. B. Murphy
9 80
Frederick Pope
73 50
Barney Pratt
9 75
Jotham Pratt
13 00
Benjamin Hallowell
14 14
Thomas Gillegan .
10 00
B. Frank Stoddard, 1873
11 50
J. B. Trainor
9 50
Roger W. Bicknell
10 00
Thomas Ryan
4 12
Henry Whiting (of Hanson)
4 00
Prince E. Thayer .
4 50
Hannah Joyce
18 17
.
4 50
43
$65 00
Esther Bates
104 00
Lucretia Derby
156 00
Widow R. G. Skinner .
201 00
D. Kennedy
81 60
66
P. Cronan
114 00
66
J. C. Buckley (of Randolph)
203 04
Isabella Nelson (of Rockland) .
52 00
N. M. P. Pike (of Newburyport)
43 90
66
Lois Dyer
39 00
66 Hosea Hollis
9 75
60
Daniel White
50 25
66
Patrick Wall
30 48
Thomas Wall
61 85
66
J. O. Connell
10 00
66 Hassett
104 07
Little
64 85
66
Binney
7 65
66
Carey
45 65
66 Ahern
. 74 01
Leahey
26 50
66 Lynch
15 63
66 Mary White
96 00
66
S. F. Larmey
127 01
66 Hickey
228 00
Family of Benjamin Dyer
63 00
66 William Long
13 08
Children of P. Mawn
41 99
P. Lines
15 00
66
T. McGrath
15 50
Child of George Bowles
26 00
Elizabeth McCarthy
15 00
Conveying H. Joyce to Taunton
4 01
66
J. H. Lloyd 66
3 90
66
C. H. Copeland “
4 90
66 H. Piever to Boston
1 50
66 J. A. B. O'Keefe
55
$4,711 86
Lydia Clark .
44
Deduct amount received from : -
Guardian of Margaret Lonergan Nancy Nash
$663 38
45 00
Town of Randolph .
203 04
Winchester
89 78
66 Rockland .
42 33
66 Abington
9 67
66 Hanson ·
4 00
City of Newburyport
43 90
For support of J. H. Lloyd
13 00
66
6 F. Pope .
35 00
$1,149 10
$3,562 76
RECAPITULATION.
Support of poor in the house
$1,733 74
60 " out of the house .
3,562 76
$5,296 50
Rent af farm
300 00
$4,996 50
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JAMES HUMPHREY, Z. L. BICKNELL, NOAH VINING, ABNER HOLBROOK, AUGUSTUS J. RICHARDS, Overseers of the Poor of Weymouth.
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:
PAUPERS IN THE ALMSHOUSE. From January 1, 1874, to January 1, 1875.
Date.
Name.
Age.
Discharged.
Weeks.
Days.
Jan. 1,
Samuel Badlam,
71
52
1
Elizabeth Tirrell,
55
52
1
Alonzo Tirrell,
35
52
1
LeRoy Tirrell,
33
52
1
George Loud,
33
1
Lucy Thayer,
51
52
Stephen Humphrey,
78
52
1
Elbridge Colson,
50
52
1
Mary F. Gray,
33
52
1
William H. Gray,
4
52
1
William W. Dean,
17
52
1
John White,
73
.
52
1
Albert Joyce,
72
52
1
Henry W. Rosey,
22
May 13.
19
Reuben B. Pratt,
71
April 24.
Re-admit-
19
2 1
Jan. 12,
Nathaniel Cushing,
68
March 12.
8
4
27,
Sally Carroll,
48
April 8.
6
March 2,
John A. B. Keefe,
48
March 25.
3
3
66 28,
Hiram Blanchard,
56
May 8. Re-admitted
29
3
April 24,
Mary F. Rosey,
40
36
May
1,
John Bates,
63
35
66
15,
Mary Long,
27
July 18.
9
2
June 4,
Male child of Mary Long,
.
.
6
3
Aug.
15,
Mills Coaplin,
22
Aug. 29.
2
May
20,
William F. Thompson,
16
May 21.
2
Aug.
15,
James H. Lloyd,
27
Sent to Taunton,
2
Mar.
31,
James Lenny,
March 31, died.
1
Nov.
13,
Rose Carney,
70
7
Dec.
19,
Elizabeth C. Tirrell,
20
.
1
6
Different persons,
.
39
3
.
52
Elizabeth F. Ware,
70
ted Dec. 10.
James E. Ford,
13
May 1. Re-admitted July 15.
41
3
July 21.
.
Aug. 16.
52
1
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INVENTORY OF LIVE STOCK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, WOOD, HAY, PROVISIONS, ETC.
· 2 Horses,
$400 00
4 Draft chains, $7 00
7 Cows,
250 00
4 Stake chains, 3 00
4 Pigs,
25 00
2 Scythes, 1 00
43 Fowls,
30 00
7 Snaiths, 3 50
2 Ox carts,
50 00
4 Bush scythes and snaith, 2 00
1 Farm wagon,
.5 00
12 Rakes, 3 00
1 Hay wagon,
35 00
2 Drag rakes, 2 00
2 Horse carts,
70 00
6 Hay forks,
5 00
1 Covered wagon, 20 00
2 Hay poles,
50
1 Open wagon ,
00
1 Hay cutter,
10 00
1 Sleigh, 2 00
12 Hay caps,
1 00
1 Pung,
20 00
2 Hay ropes,
2 00
2 Horse sleds, 6 00
1 Grindstone, 4 00
2 Wheelbarrows, 5 00
15 Shovels, 8 00
1 Roller, 12 00
7 Manure forks,
5 00
1 Wheel drag, 15 00
9 Hoes,
4 00
1 Snow plough, 2 00
1 Onion hoe,
50
2 Mowing machines,
.100 00
1 Potato hoe,
75
1 Horse rake,
3 00
2 Grub hoes,
1 00
5 Ploughs,
20 00
3 Spades,
1 50
1 Horse hoe, 2 00
1 Iron rake,
50
1 Bucklin harrow, 8 00
3 Iron bars,
6 00
1 Two-horse harrow,
20 00
4 Pickaxes, 5 00
1 One-horse harrow, 4 00
1 Bush hook, 1 50
1 Double harness, 20 00
2 Flails, 1 00
1 Single harness 12 00
1 Corn sheller, 4 00
2 Cart harnesses, 7 00
1 Winnowing machine, 1 00
5 Yokes, 12 00
1 Chain harness, 6 00
4 Whiffletrees and chains, 5 00
Parts of harness, 1 00
2 Robes, 2 00
3 Halters, 3 00
4 Blankets, 4 00
2 Surcingles, 1 00
Brush, curry comb, and
cards, 1 00
1 Meal chest and feeding trough, 7 00
1 Swill box, 5 00
9 Axes, 6 00
3 Wood saws and two horses, 3 00
5 Iron wedges and beetle, 3 00
1 Hatchet, 50
1 Chest of tools, 8 00
2 Stone hammers, 6 00
2 Ox sleds,
5 00
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1 Set of stone tools, $6 00
3 Ladders, 5 00
1 Pair of steps, 1 00
60 Bush. Potatoes, 54 00
1 Bush beets, 1 00
Blocks and rope,
2 00
Onions,
50
2 Wrenches,
1 50
Beans, 1 00
1 Set measures,
1 00
Cal bages, 1 00
1 Cheese press and fix- tures,
4 00
35 Lbs. butter, 14 00
3 Baskets,
2 00
600 " pork,
75 00
1 Hogshead,
50
400 " hams, 56 00
2 Hogshead,
50
Cider vinegar,
10 00
14 Barrels,
2 50
¿ Bbl. flour,
4 00
Lumber,
10 00
15 Galls. molasses,
10 00
131 Rails,
10 00
7 Lbs tobacco,
3 50
21 Posts,
4 00
100
lard,“-
15 00
9 Tons coal,
72 00
5 Cords hard wood,
45 00
20 Cords hardwood
(sawed),
200 00
80 soap, 5 00
1} Bbl. soap, 6 00
Vinegar cask, 1 00
'1 ('ask, 1 00
6 Tons salt hay,
100 00
7 Pork barrels, 5 00
4 Bush. meal,
4 00
2 Churns, 4 00
Corn,
2 00
Ice chest,
2 00
1 Grain chest,
5 00
Force pump,
4 00
4 Meal bags,
1 50
2 Lanterns,
1 50
1 Pr. balances,
5 00
3 Prs. shoes, 5 00
6 Cwt. straw,
7 50
Leather,
7 00
Apples,
7-00
Dried apples,
9 00
$3,269 25
E. S. BEALS, JAMES L .- BATES,
Auditors.
WEYMOUTH, JANUARY 7, 1875.
66 coffee, 6 50
30 .6 18 00
120
tea,
sugar, 11 00
6 Cords pinewood, 30 00
34 Cords manure,
300 00
26 Tons English hay,
650 00
Squashes, 3 00
2 Hog hooks, 1 00
4} Tons carrots and tur- nips, $70 00
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MARRIAGES
Registered in the Town of Weymouth, for the year 1874, where one or both parties were residents of Weymouth.
Date of Marriage.
Jan. 1. Howard H. Joy and Lucia F. Locke, both of Weymouth.
66
1. Samuel G. Thayer and Bessie Thompson, both of Wey- mouth.
66 3. James E .. Nary of Randolph, and Annie C. Deneille of Weymouth.
4. Bela P. French of Weymouth, and Alice Seabury of Abington.
15. Geo. B. Lincoln of Boston, and Emma H. Torrey of Weymouth.
66 23. Chas. Stetson of Weymouth, and Susie J. Bates of Co- hasset.
66 29. Francis Smith and Sarah J. Howland, both of Weymouth.
Feb. 8. Chas H. Pratt and Maria F. Orcutt, both of Weymouth. 66 14. Geo. E. Thompson and Annie E. Smith, both of Wey- mouth.
15. John W. Donoghue of Abington, and Agnes Harrington of Weymouth.
66
25. Ebenezer W. Richards and Alice I. Hunt, both of Wey- mouth.
March 4. Edward L. Nickerson and Anna F. Holbrook, both of Weymouth.
66
7. Elbridge A. Reed and Mary J. W. Snow, both of Wey- mouth.
8. Geo. W. Thayer and Florence Cushing, both of Wey- mouth.
66 18. William H. Pratt of Weymouth, and Annie F. Treat of Westfield.
5.
28. Jacob Reidy and Anna Cullen, both of Weymouth.
April Thomas J. Evans and Helen M. (Tirrell, m. n.) Reed, both of Weymouth.
11. David Holbrook of Rockland, and Susan (Newcomb, m. n.) Barnes of Weymouth.
66 12. Leonardo Morales of Braintree, and Agnes T. Simpson . of Weymouth.
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April 12. Patrick H. Larkin of N. Bridgewater, and Sarah J. Boyle of Weymouth.
28. Frank H. Mason of Braintree, and Lucretia A. Chipman of Weymouth.
Joseph F. Burrell and Isabell F. Derby, both of Wey- mouth.
May
3. Joseph F. Young and Verona H. Garey, both of Wey- mouth.
66
3. Charles E. Bowen and Eldora M. Soule, both of Wey- mouth.
.. . 4. John F. Cushing and Lizzie E. Holbrook, both of Wey- mouth.
66
9. David F. Bates of Hingham, and Mary C. Blanchard of Weymouth.
9. Stephen Thayer and Martha A. (Pool, m. n.) Hale, both of Weymouth.
June 6. Gilbert Bates and Mary B. Bates, both of Weymouth.
7. William J. Sharples and Ida L. Mills, both of Weymouth.
7. Richard Carroll and Julia (Dunphey, m. n.) Braerton, both of Weymouth.
66 10. William E. Hawes of Weymouth, and Lucy A. Beals of Holbrook.
66
11. James B. Tirrell and Sarah J. Blanchard, both of Wey- mouth
66
17.
16. Irville Waterman and Clara J. Reed, both of Weymouth. John G. Campbell and Mary J. (Cornish, m. n.) Healy, both of Weymouth.
17. Edgar N. Beane of Weymouth, and Annie C. Rowe of Randolph.
66
25. John W. Howley and Mary C. Cohan, both of Weymouth. James McGovern and Bridget Keating, both of Wey- mouth.
66
26. 28. Michael Sweeney and Catherine Coleman, both of Wey- mouth.
July 8. Isaac B. Barnes and Hannah L. Snell, both of Wey- mouth.
13. William W. Smith and Emma J. White, both of Wey- mouth.
66
22. Josiah Reed of Weymouth, and Helen M. (Flanders, m. n.) Matson of Milwaukie, Wis.
Aug.
2. Thomas Curley and Ellen Hayes, both of Weymouth.
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Aug. 10. John C. Morris and Rosa L. (Thayer, m n.) Langmaid, both of Weymouth.
66
15. Albert D. White of Weymouth, and Lucy E. Jenkins of Stoughton.
66
18. Samuel E. Pool and Emma J. Simmons, both of Wey- mouth.
66 23. Henry R. Hozlay and Hanorah Lynch, both of Wey- mouth.
26.
66 James McGovern and Bridget Keating, both of Wey- mouth.
66
30. John Brannan and Bridget Bond, both of Weymouth.
66 30. John F. Hollis of Weymouth, and Lizzie J. Hammond of Hanover.
66
31. Lowell R. Thomas and Lucinda E. Church, both of Wey- mouth.
Sept.
3. Bela J. Mathewson of Weymouth, and Margaret Kenny of Scituate.
66
17. Charles A. Blanchard and Angeline L. Brown, both of Weymouth.
66 19. Samuel H. Cushing and Ann Shannon, both of Wey- mouth.
66 19. Patrick Kennedy of Weymouth, and Mary Landers of Dor chester.
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66 21. Michael Fogarty and Johanna Ronan, both of Weymouth. 24. James S. Baldwin of Abington, and Emma F. Locke of Weymouth.
Oct.
1. Albert G. Coffin of Fall River, and Mary F. Blanchard of Weymouth.
66
6. Daniel H. Litchfield and Ida G. Thayer, both of Wey- mouth.
66
8. Michael O'Connor and Catherine Mullens, both of Wey- mouth.
66
18. Thomas Gray and Mary A. McMannaha, both of Wey- mouth.
66
:0. Granville W. Tinkham and Augusta L. Trask, both of Weymouth.
66 23. Albert Tirrell and Jane L. Thomas, both of Weymouth.
66 25. Michael Connors and Ellen Connors, both of Weymouth.
66 28. William C. Peare and Mary M. Hobart, both of Wey- mouth.
Ncv.
3. John A. Bates and Sarah H. Thayer, both of Weymouth.
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Nov. 4. Stephen W. Harmon of Boston, and Mary R. Shaw of Weymouth.
66 4. Robert S. Cameron of Weymouth, and Caroline F. Lin- coln of Hingham.
66
4. Geo. A. Stoddard and Selena H. Tirrell, both of Wey- mouth.
66
7. Frederick S. Bates of Weymouth, and Martha J. Collins of Boston.
66
11. William B. Gutterson and Anne F. Phillips, both of Weymouth.
14. Benj. W. Marr and Carrie G. Sweet, both of Weymouth.
66
15. Edward Kiely and Ellen Casey, both of Weymouth.
66
25. James F. Williams of Cohasset, and Mary E. Rich of Weymouth.
66
25. Thomas Coleraine and Maria L. Tisdale, both of Wey- mouth
66
26. William H. Bradley and Nellie F. Welch, both of Wey- mouth.
66
27. Andrew Coleman and Mary A. Fielden, both of Wey- . mouth.
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