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Patrick Conners
15 00
Thomas Kelley
15 00
Charles Goldthwaite
15 00
Thomas McGuire .
15 00
Jeremiah Holbrook
15 00
Sandford Makepeace
6 00
Samuel B. Pool
6 00
James M. Orcutt .
6 00
Peter W. Marlow .
6 00
Samuel E. Burrell .
8 00
Edward M. Gerrold
10 00
Charles H. White .
8 00
Charles Raymond .
15 00
S. R. Loud
6 00
N. M. Reed .
6 00
Benjamin Cudworth
6 00
Samuel E. Gay
9 00
Daniel H. Vining
4 00
William O. Merritt.
4 00
Thomas Brady
5 00
William Keene
4 00
Judah Wrightington
9 00
Isaac H. Binney
6 00
Owen Greelish
6 00
Charles A. Wright
6 00
William White
9 00
William L. Bates .
9 00
Walter B. Raymond
12 00
Hiram Porter
6 00
Oliver A. Morse
6 00
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Paid John A. Towles
$4 00
Albert Davierson .
4 00
John McCarty
10 00
Patrick Sullivan
10 00
Patrick McCann
18 00
George Blanchard
18 00
N. A. Thayer
18 00
Edward Cushing
12 00
Samuel V. Holbrook
6 00
James D. Fox
6 00
Albert J. Tirrell
9 00
William Sanborn .
9 00
James A. Rowell .
6 00
Thomas O'Connor .
6 00
Edward H. Sylvester
6 00
Solomon D. Wright
6 00
Patrick Lines
4 00
George Holbrook .
10 50
J. A. B. O'Keefe .
10 50
Wm. R. Rogers .
10 50
Joseph P. Thayer .
6 00
Samuel M. Richards
6 00
$463 50
STATE RELIEF, CHAPTER 252.
Paid George W. Blanchard
$237 50
Samuel A. Bates .
85 00
Jeremiah Holbrook
85 00
Thomas Kelley
132 55
Thomas McGuire .
121 00
John A. B. O'Keefe
177 00
Wm. R. Rogers
177 82
Albert J. Tirrell .
62 00
Judah Wrightington
160 53
Michael Doran
136 60
John McCarthy
26 00
Edward Tasney
31 38
George Holbrook .
171 52
Wm. F. Crowley .
10 00
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Paid Philip McGee .
$19 00
Benj. R. Dean
24 00
$1,656 90
Amount allowed by the State
1,166 57
Balance charged to poor account ·
$490 33
REPORT OF THE OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
THE Overseers of the Poor of the Town of Weymouth respect- fully submit the following report, with tables of the expense of sup- porting the poor in the almshouse, hospitals, and of the outside relief for the year ending Dec. 31, 1879.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur C. Austin have continued in charge of the almshouse and town farm during the past year, at a salary of $500, and have discharged their respective duties in a very satisfactory manner.
There has been one death only in the house during the year, but there has been considerable sickness, and the amount paid for med- icine and medical attendance is about $150.
The whole number of those supported during the year in the house has been thirty, the average twenty, and the number now is twenty-two ; the cost for each person per week has been $2.
The house has been painted inside and the heating apparatus has been thoroughly repaired, and is now in a good and safe condi- tion. Not being able to keep vegetables in the cellar of the house, we have built a suitable place outside for that purpose. The cost of these improvements has been about $425.
The expense of supporting insane persons is still quite large, although the rate per week has been reduced. We have visited the asylums, but do not find any patients in a condition to be removed.
Although the wants of the poor out of the house have been large, yet they have been supplied and the expense has been kept within the appropriation.
Isaac Linfield, who died at the house, has been supported more or less by the town for a number of years. He left property appraised at $350, which the overseers will dispose of for the benefit of the
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town, after paying for gravestones for himself and wife, which have been erected.
THOMAS H. HUMPHREY,
JOHN W. BARTLETT, WILLIAM NASH, AUGUSTUS J. RICHARDS, JACOB BAKER,
Overseers of the Poor of Weymouth.
ACCOUNT OF SUPPLIES BOUGHT IN 1879.
Paid A. W. Taylor & Co., sundries
$1 36
Thomas South
43 63
William Baker
1 30
Francis Ambler
8 75
Quincy Pool .
10 00
Mary French, dressmaking
4 75
E. Bourke, expressing
8 30
A. J. Richards, flour
8 00
Newton & Beal, cheese .
23 83
O. Whitcher .
23 64
C. E. Moody, groceries
108 46
J. B. Howe & Son, crackers .
41 61
J. B. Rhines & Co., lumber .
26 38
G. Thompson, marking spoons
24
L. S. Kimball
11 30
Ames Plow Co.
6 50
Schlegel, Everett & Co.
7 59
C. Kimball
16 80
Whittemore Brothers
5 05
J. M. Walsh .
14 30
M. K. Pratt, " Boston Journal "
9 00
Holden, for ham
2 75
Sabin & Page
7 15
P. H. Blanchard
7 50
J. Sherman .
1 70
George T. Rand
3 39
A. Wyman, medicine
1 50
G. F. Kimball
5 02
Haskell & Adams
25 00
C. Thayer
2 30
S. Lovell, ice
10 80
.
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Paid C. G. Easterbrook, "Weymouth
Gazette "
$2 00
S. M. Pratt
7 33
E. L. Warren, medicine 20 36
Z. L. Bicknell & Co.
42 62
C. Green, sand
3 07
Travelling expenses
14 90
Wanderers' Home, for Francis
Davis 10 00
Town of Hingham, seaweed . 2 00
Mrs. E. F. Ware, money stolen
2 00
Cash for inmates to Fair
4 50
Thomas Croker
1 85
Suits for Mrs. Rosa and Thayer 6 00
Bonnets for inmates
2 78
Hat for S. White .
2 25
Boots for H. Carr .
4 00
J. Torrey, soap
27 50
G. Baker
6 30
J. W. Bartlett, goods
116 30
W. G. Nash, goods
67 72
George S. Baker, goods 5 99
Joseph Loud & Co., grain
283 44
Ambler & Hobart,
27 10
T. H. Humphrey, paint
4 25
W. Humphrey & Co., calf skins
9 08
Joseph Sherman, brick and lime
5 25
W. G. Nash, wood
28 00
Elbridge Nash, "
16 00
Edward Nolan, "
.
43 50
J. F. Sheppard, coal
152 02.
E. Bourke, manure
70 00
T. B. Porter, "
11 56
Loud & Pratt, lumber
76 49
Josiah Martin, meat
115 11
Lally & Russell, repairs of furnace,
6 80
J. A. Loring, stone work
26 75
James Willis,
31 25
Alex. Sherman, building vegetable cellar
42 80
Stephen Cain, labor
34 18
Oliver Burrell, repairs . ·
84 75
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Paid Martin Burrell, repairs
$19 39
Charles Simmons, "
.
5 35
George Cushing, 10 30
Boots for inmates .
3 25
J. Worster, sundries
1 10
William Nash, salt, etc.
1 48
Sundries, goods .
25 58
G. W. Fay, medical attendance
125 50
C. C. Tower, medical attendance S. White . 8 00
Dr. Fraser, medical attendance H. Blanchard . 2 00
Walker & Pratt Manuf. Co., repairs
of heating apparatus . 110 00
$2,177 65
RECEIVED FOR WOOD, COAL, PRODUCE, AND LABOR.
For milk and eggs
$32 95
" hay
117 22
Use of dray 1 50
Of Z. L. Bicknell & Co., for butter and lard
8 22
" George Richards, sundries
1 00
" Josiah Martin, beef and pork 116 06
" T. W. Cullen, pig .
9 00
" George Cushing, post
75
" Estate of Isaac Linfield
61 00
For wood for library
4 00
4 00
" moving safe to South Weymouth
4 00
" carting pipe
36 00
" cedar posts from farm
93 60
" labor of Henry Carr 1 00
" labor at Thomas W. French's
6 50
" wood delivered to schoolhouses
Engine houses, lockups, and Town Hall . 111 50
For wood and coal and carting 308 38
" Mrs. Hannah Pedman 48 00
Due for board of Rose Carney, in 1879 113 47
" hay for Dr. Fay 41 34
$1,119 49
" labor at Town Hall .
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OVERSEERS.
Dr.
To cash paid for goods
$2,177 65
66 66 W. C. Austin, services
500 00
To rent of farm .
300 00
" inventory, Jan. 1, 1879
2,507 00
$5,484 65
Cr.
By cash received for labor and produce . $1,119 49
" inventory, Jan. 1, 1880 · 2,288 60
3,408 09
$2,076 56
EXPENSE OF POOR OUT OF THE ALMSHOUSE.
Assistance to Mrs. Ahearn $9 00
66
Amity Ames . 12 21
66
Mrs. Peter Barney
59 00
Stephen A. Bicknell
80 00
66
Roger Bicknell
27 00
66
Family of John Blanchard, 2d 188 25
66
James T. Borden
128 15
66
Child of George H. Bowles,
26 00
E. J. Brown
41 50
66 Mrs. John Burrell
13 00
66
Mrs. Burke
11 00
66
Children of Hugh Cronin .
93 60
66 Widow John Clark 118 73
66
Isaac Collier and wife
126 15
66
Mrs. Patrick Cahill .
456 00
66
Mrs. Miles Clark
35 65
66
Roswell Corbin and wife
38 00
66
Sarah Connell . 62 90
66
E. Conlon
12 78
66 Thomas Doran 14 00
66
Mrs. Thomas Donovan 129 62
Jesse Davis
138 90
66
Mrs. Elizabeth Dunn
47 75
.
Mrs. Daniel Curry 156 30
Mrs. Mary Cuniff
255 85
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Assistance to Lois Dyer
$49 15
Lucretia Derby
156 00
66
Louisa Dyer
30 90
66
Mrs. Herbert Estes and
child
47 50
Mrs. Elizabeth Fennell
252 48
William Fogerty
67 00
Mrs Fogerty .
21 90
Mrs. Fleming .
5 75
Thomas Gammons
67 00
Mrs. Sarah Green
8 35
66
Wid. of Thomas Gilligan .
5 75
66
William Holbrook and wife,
137 40
66
Henry Hickey . .
54 50
66
Wid. of Elias Hunt, 2d
35 00
66
Wid. of Asa Hollis .
52 00
66
Child of Jane Hope .
94 50
66
Child of Deborah Ford
99 87
Mrs. Hasseet
31 13
60
Ella Hunt
3 10
66
Michael Hanley
5 75
66
John W. Hollis
3 00
66
Child Ed. Kiley
44 50
66
Anna Keen
7 73
Widow Little .
90 45
66
Joseph Lamer .
5 00
66
Mrs. Lauton
13 53
66
Isaac Linfield .
63 00
Patrick McCann
72 00
Mrs. P. W. Maxim
104 00
Murray children
139 89
66
P. McGee
19 00
66
Joshua Pratt
56 89
66
Josiah M. Pratt
131 67
William Phillips
114 90
Josiah J. Pool .
60 37
66
Widow Perry
6 00
66
Mrs. Powers
11 15
66
J. Reilly .
5 00
66
Mary Roberts
68 25
66
Thomas Ryan .
5 00
Susan F. Lamey .
156 00
59
Assistance to O. Raymond
$30 35
Ira Raymond
67 00
66 7
Mrs. Seely
44 85
66
Widow of R. G. Skinner
and family
117 00
Mrs. G. H. Shaw
133 18
66
Children of Richard Spear .
144 00
Edward W. Sargent
3 00
66
Michael Shields
15 65
66
Napoleon Tellier and
65 00
66
Michael Tracy .
2 00
Harvey Thayer
101 07
66
Mrs. Jerry Toomey ..
84 01
66
Angie Viger
3 00
66
Family of Alexander
White
500 96
Michael Wade .
31 82
Daniel B. White
18 15
66
William Whalen, boy
15 00
66
Mrs. Ichabod L. Wing
132 00
66
Widow of Patrick Wall
61 30
60
Widow of Thomas Wall
28 94
66
Rosina Gerrold
5 00
66
Austin Spear
16 00
66
Patrick McCue
3 00
66
Ed. Doran
6 00
66
John W. Gillon
30 00
66
Mrs. Nugent .
1 45
John Welsh
5 00
66
Widow Robinson
3 00
66
Amelia Cushing
3 00
66
Expenses of M. A. Hatch to Taunton
15 90
66
Burial of Honora Cronin .
20 00
60
Medical attendance Han- nah Cronin .
21 00
66
Burial of James Fennell .
20 00
Hannah Barry .
5 00
66
Mrs. John Mc-
Cue 20 00
$6,535 18
Mrs. Mary White
78 85
family .
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Paid City of Lowell aid to Catherine Slattery $35 00 . City of Lowell aid to Hanley chil- dren . 42 00
City of New Bedford aid to Adelia Howland 34 20
City of Boston aid to Augusta S. Barnes
2 00
City of Boston aid to Augusta Cushing
48 00
City of Boston aid to Catherine Hurley 6 62
City of Boston aid to Mary E. Parry, 24 75
City of Boston aid to Lydia A. Rich, City of Boston aid to Sophia Rowley, 4 00
37 42
City of Boston aid to Harriet Stetson 60 00 . City of Boston aid to Mary D. Hurley 31 10
City of Boston burial McGuire child 5 00
City of Worcester aid to John
Donellya 19 85
City of Worcester aid to Leander Taylor 42 30
Town of Stoughton aid to family Elbridge L. Leach 28 00
Town of Marshfield aid to L. F. Cushing 4 50
City of Chelsea aid to Frances Hanson 7 00
City of New Bedford aid to Betsey Jeffries 38 75
Town of Spencer aid to family Paul White 102 70
Town of Spencer aid to Urban Guertin 19 00
City of Taunton aid to Mary Mul- vey's child 34 00
Town of S. Abington for Mary J. Reed ·
49 00
$675 19
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TAUNTON HOSPITAL.
Paid for care and board of Hiram Blan- chard
$164 14
202 18
for care and board of Elmer Crocker . for care and board of Chas. H. Copeland .
182 83
for care and board of Mary E. Foye, for care and board of Hannah Joyce .
179 24
for care and board of Mary A. Ken- nedy .
12 15
for care and board of Elizabeth M. Leach
180 31
for care and board of James H. Lloyd ·
208 62
for care and board of Margaret Londergan .
171 37
for care and board of Benj. E. Pratt . 213 63
$1,682 28
WORCESTER HOSPITAL.
Paid for care and board of Hannah Han-
ley . .
$197 65
for care and board of Lucy A. Torrey
1 00
$198 65
Supplies to Mrs. Buckley, for Randolph, $5 00
66 Lucy Ford, for Abington .
61 00
66 Mrs. H. L. Hall, for Matta- poisett
10.00
66 Widow Samuel Jones, for Hingham 10 00
66
Isabella Nelson, for Rockland, 39 00
66 Bridget Murphy, for Abing- ton
9 00
66 Gertrude Mee, for Scituate . 3 50
Susan Parks, for Northfield . 32 50
66 Naomi Pike, for Newbury-
port 34 75
66 N. M. Reed, for Lowell 20 00
167 81
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Supplies to William Sanborn, for Boston, $11 35
66 N. A. Thayer, for Boston . 65 00
Thomas A. White, State pauper 34 00
Garrett Mead, State pauper .
24 00
66
Roach, 4 50
66 Thomas McCue, .
35 00
66
Mike Whalan,
9 05
66 Hewitt Baker, Jr., for Pem-
broke
4 00
$408 15
$9,499 45
Deduct amounts that are paid for State paupers and persons who have settlements in other towns 408 15
Net cost outside of almshouse .
$9,091 ,30
RECAPITULATION.
Paid for support of poor in almshouse
.
$2,076 56
Paid for relief of poor out of almshouse 9,499 45 .
$11,576 01
Deduct rent of farm
300 00
Total cash cost of the poor .
$11,276 01
Aid furnished to soldiers not paid by State 490 33
$11,766 34
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PAUPERS IN THE ALMSHOUSE.
DATE.
NAMES.
AGE.
DISCIIARGED.
WEEKS.
DAYS.
1879.
Jan.
1.
Elizabeth Tirrell
60
Now here
52
66
1,
Leroy Tirrell .
38
66
52
66
1,
Lucius A. Tirrell
35
66
52
16
1,
Elizabeth C. Tirrell
25
66
52
66
1.
George Loud
38
66
66
52
66
1,
Lucy Thayer
56
66
66
52
66
1,
Elbridge Colson
55
66
52
66
1,
Barney Lynch .
69
Left June 12, ret. Nov.7,
31
66
1,
Hiram Blanchard
61
Sent to hospital Feb. 7, Now here
52
66
Emeline F. Ware
75
Left Jan. 2, ret. July 5,
24
2
66
1,
Nancy Makepeace
82
Left May 19, ret. Oct. 4. 32
1
66
1,
Hannah Pedman .
57
Now here 60
52
66
1,
Francis M. Davis
2
Home March 6
9
1
66
1,
Augustus Davis .
3
Now here · · Left Apr. 15, ret. Nov.21,
22
4
66
20,
Samuel V. White
65
Left July 15, ret. July 26, left Dec. 1 .
46
2
April
19,
William W. Dean
22
Now here
36
4
May 15,
Otis H. Hobart
Left May 26
2
66
20,
Garrett Mead .
Left Aug. 10
11
5
July
1,
Henry W. Rosey
24
Left July 14
2
66
5,
Obed Raymond
68
Now here
25
2
66
5,
Ira Raymond
49
25
2
Aug. 20,
Isaac Linfield
78
Died Dec. 14
14
3
Sept. 13,
John W. Hollis
27
Now here
10
6
Oct.
30,
Almira B. Hunt
61
66
8
6
Nov.
26,
William F. Crowley
32
Left Dec. 7
2
Jan.
1,
Rose Carney, a boarder
74
Now here
52
Vagrants
37
3
66
1,
Mary F. Rosey
45
66
52
66
1,
Ida A. Davis
19
Left for Wanderers'
52
66
15,
Henry Carr .
58
66
1,
Alonzo Tirrell .
40
52
5
1,
66 66
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INVENTORY OF LIVE STOCK, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, WOOD, HAY, PROVISIONS, ETC., AT THE ALMS- HOUSE, JAN. 1, 1880.
2 horses,
$250 00
4 stake-chains, $1 00
5 cows,
200 00
1 wrench, 1 00
9 pigs,
66 00
1 set of measures, 50
18 fowls,
9 00
Cheese-press and fix- tures, 50
2 ox-carts,
20 00
1 sled,
15 00
2 baskets, 1 00
2 farm-wagons,
130 00
3 hogsheads, 1 00
1 hay-wagon,
18 00
2 horse-carts,
50 00
40 barrels, 4 00
1 covered wagon,
90 00
90 rails, 4 00
1 sleigh, 2 00
24 cords of manure, 168 00
1 pung,
16 00
5 tons of coal, 30 00
2 wheelbarrows,
3 00
33 cords of hard wood, 200 (0.
1 roller, 3 00
24 cords of pine wood, 10 00
20 tons English hay, 380 00
1 snow-plough, 4 00
2 mowing-machines,
25 00
500 lbs. of pork, 37 50
1 horse-rake, 1 00
250 lbs. of ham, 25 00
6 ploughs,
20 00
1 bbl. of flour, 9 50
30 gals. of molasses, 14 00
1 bucklin-harrow, 6 00
30 lbs. of tobacco, 15 00
1 two-horse harrow, 15 00
100 lbs. of lard, 10 00
30
2 double harnesses, 65 00
40 lbs. of tea,
17 00
1 single harness, 2 00
55 lbs. of sugar,
5 50
2 cart harnesses, 5 00
4 ox yokes, 2 00
1 chain harness, 2 00
4 whiffletrees and chains, 3 00
1 robe, 1 00
3 halters, 2 00
3 blankets, 1 00
2 surcingles, 1 00
Brush, currycombs,
and cards, 1 00
6 hay forks, 2 00
4 draft-chains, 3 00
2 bush scythes and
snaths, 2 00
10 rakes, 2 50
2 drag rakes, 1 00
2 hay poles, 50
100 lbs. of soap, 6 50
1 bbl. of soap, 4 00
38 lbs. of cheese 5 25
3 scythes, 2 00
6 snaths, 2 00
1 one-horse harrow, 1 00
3 1bs. of coffee,
1 wheel-drag, 10 00
2 tons salt hay, 24 00
1 horse-hoe, 1 00
1 half-hogshead, 25
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1 hay cutter, $5 00
Set of stone tools, $3 00
3 ladders, 2 00
2 grindstones,
3 50
2 hog hooks, 2 00
9 shovels, 6 00
2 blocks and rope, 2 00
2 bushels of meal, 1 00
10 hoes, 2 00
1 potato hoe,
40
1 00
2 grubhoes,
40
1 spade,
25
30 lbs. dried apples, 3 75
1 iron rake,
25
4 tons of roots, 40 00
3 iron bars,
4 00
175 bushels of potatoes, 103 00
3 pickaxes, 2 00
2} bushels of beans, 5 50
25 lbs. of butter, 8 00
28 lbs. of saleratus, 2 00
1 corn sheller, 2 00
10 gallons of vinegar, 2 50
Meat chest and feed- ing trough, 2 00
2 casks, 1 00
1 force pump, 2 00
1 swill box, 1 00
11 axes, 4 00
4 wood saws and 4
horses, 3 00
Beetle and wedges,
1 00
3 hatchets,
50
Chest of tools, 4 00
2 stone hammers, 3 00
Total, $2,288 60
E. S. BEALS, E. 'RICHARDS, LORING TIRRELL,
Appraisers.
TRUSTEES TUFTS LIBRARY.
SCHEDULE OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES TO JAN. 1, 1880.
RECEIPTS.
Cash from town committee $369 64
Deposited by town committee in Weymouth Savings Bank 317 56
·
Income from the Quincy Tufts Fund
73 35
Salt, 1 00
Spices, 4 50
1 drag, 3 00
1 bbl. of wheat meal, 6 00
Cabbages and pump- kins, 7 00
1 bush hook, 1 00
2 flails,
25
10 bushels of corn, 7 50
4 meal bags, Balances, 3 00
4 manure forks, 2 00
2 ropes, 50
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Rents of stores
$275 00
Subscriptions paid .
2,046 00
Town appropriation
1,000 00
$4,081 55
EXPENDITURES.
Insurance
$60 00
Books and printing
1,710 32
Furnishing room, etc.
324 47
Safe
85 00
Freight, O. C. R. R.
3 85
Librarian
31 66
Fuel
4 00
Stationery, etc.
33 96
Cataloguing and arranging books, etc.
81 00
Balance on deposit in Savings Bank
254 06
Cash on hand .
1,493 23
$4,081 55
TOWN CLERK'S REPORT.
MARRIAGES.
Registered in the Town Clerk's Office for the year 1879, where one or both parties were residents of Weymouth.
Date of Marriage.
Jan. 1. Charles H. Hackett, of Hanover, and Ida E. Hill, of Weymouth.
4. James R. McFawn, of Weymouth, and Louisa J. Mee, of Scituate.
66 12. Willie F. Burrell and Ida E. Young, both of Wey- mouth.
66 14. James L. Smith, of Rockland, and Sarah J. Donovan, of Weymouth.
66 21. Frank A. Belcher, of Weymouth, and Sarah Packard, of Quincy.
22. Arthur M. Raymond and Georgiana W. Freeman, both of Weymouth.
Feb. 2. John McCrate, of Rockland, and Annie E Moran, of Weymouth.
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Date of Marriage. Feb. 8. Luther O. Crocker, Jr., of Braintree, and Sarah J. Pratt, of Weymouth.
9. Henry W. Dyer, of Weymouth, and Lizzie A. Dunbar, of West Bridgewater.
12. John J. Byrne and Ellen Riley, both of Weymouth.
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24. Thomas J. Kelly and Bridget E. Cullen, both of Weymouth.
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25. George C. Pratt, of Boston, and Ruth W. Holbrook, of Weymouth.
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27. Willie A. Newcomb, of Weymouth, and Helen S. Anderson, of Scituate.
March
1. Caleb F. Sanderson, of Weymouth, and Hattie Heath, of Jaffrey, N. H.
9. Frank Drayton and Mary E. Boyd, both of Wey- mouth.
66 18. Edgar F. Raymond and Sarah A. Sheen, both of Weymouth.
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22. Francis S. Manison, of Boston, and Ophelia M. French, of Weymouth.
66 Charles H. Clapp and Sarah A. Graves, both of Weymouth.
April 11. William H. Farrer, of South Scituate, and Lucy G. Stevens, of Weymouth.
66 13. Nehemiah C. Reed, of Weymouth, and Martha B. West, of Chilmark.
16. Edward S. Sutton and Mary Raymond, both of Wey- mouth.
16. Oscar Madan and Sarah A. T. Dunbar, both of Weymouth.
66 21. George E. Garey and Ellen L. French, both of Wey- mouth.
66 23. Patrick Casey, of Weymouth, and Ellen A. Bentley, of Braintree.
66 29. George L. Paine, of Weymouth, and Clara A. Gurney, of Rockland.
66 30. Samuel A. Doble and Martha A. Harrington, both of Weymouth.
66 William A. Howe and Carrie K. Whiton, both of Wey- mouth.
May
1. Warner P. Dailey and Lilian M. Wilbur, both of Wey- mouth.
3. William A. Ruggles and Cora J. Clapp, both of Wey mouth.
68
Date of Marriage.
May 4. John J. Kelley and Margaret Coleman, both of Wey- mouth.
66
6. Francis E. Munroe and Minnie G. Walker, both of Weymouth.
66
10. John Coyne and Johannah Coffey, both of Weymouth.
66
17. George F. Barker of Newport, R. I., and Lucinda P. Urquhart of Weymouth.
66
28. Erick H. Nordstrom of Weymouth, and Betsey O. Gibbs of Abington.
66 Francis B. Reed and Clara W. Raymond, both of Wey- mouth.
66
66
29.
James R. South and Ida M. Brooks, both of Weymouth. Gustavus M. Pratt and Ansella P. Joy, both of Weymouth.
66 31. William E. Veazie, of Holbrook, and Lillian W. Hunt, of Weymouth.
June
1. Charles R. Tirrell, of Weymouth, and Abbie A. Sprague, of Hingham.
66
4. George A. Miles and Mary L. Bicknell, both of Wey- mouth.
66
66 Horace L. Smith, of Weymouth, and Mary Esta San- ford, of Boston.
66
7. Lewis K. Jones and Emelie H. Blanchard, both of Weymouth.
66 11. Dennis H. Ford, of Rockland, and Catharine E. Welsh, of Weymouth.
66
14. Patrick Quinlan and Hannora Howell, both of Wey- mouth.
66 17. Samuel Drew and Alice A. Cleverly, both of Wey- mouth.
66 18. Edgar W. Phillips, of Weymouth, and Grace G. Stet- son, of Hanover.
66 25. James Q. Goodspeed and Jennie M. Torrey, both of Weymouth.
66
66 Arthur W. Nickerson and Cora L. Davison, both of Weymouth.
July
2. Frank W. Davison, of Weymouth, and Alice M. Collins, of Quincy.
" 6. Frank R. Bartlett and Annie I. Bates, both of Wey- mouth.
12. Thomas Cullen, 2d, of Weymouth, and Alice Jones of Hingham.
26. Michael Griffin and Ellen Moriarty, both of Weymouth.
69
Date of Marriage.
July 30. Richard Newcomb, Jr., of Quincy, and Fannie M. Rob- inson, of Weymouth.
Aug. 3. John F. Porter and Elizabeth A. Pratt, both of Wey- mouth.
23. Edward E. Hayden, Jr., and Ada Blanchard, both of Weymouth.
Sept. 19.
66 27. James Welsh and Nelly M. Madden, both of Weymouth. George W. Gowell, of Abington, and Alta M. Carrell, of Weymouth.
66
25. Francis O. Ford, of Abington, and Lizzie F. Thomas, of Weymouth.
Oct.
2. John M. Soule, of Boston, and Ida W. Bates, of Wey- mouth.
66
7. Samuel Curtis, of Weymouth, and Eliza Jane Souther, of Hingham.
66 11. Thomas V. Barnes, of Hingham, and Mary E. Make- peace, of Weymouth.
66
12. Andrew F. Hanley and Catharine F. Daly, both of Weymouth.
15. Lewis A. Rivinius, of Quincy, and Estella M. Urqu- hart, of Weymouth.
66
26. George O. Preston, of Boston, and Judith F. Wildes, of Weymouth.
Nov. 1. Albert F. Lowell and Fannie M. Burrell, both of Wey- mouth.
2. Dennis M. Noonan and Lizzie L. Tracy, both of Wey- mouth.
9. William H. Louney and Margaret M. Healey, both of Weymouth.
66 11. Frederick P. Barbier and Ellen M. Maher, both of Weymouth.
66
12. Edwin P. Lothrop and Abby F. Houghton, both of Weymouth.
66 13. Patrick McCreith, of Rockland, and Katie Tobin, of Weymouth.
66 20. John A. Counell, of Weymouth, and Katie Ballantine, of Hingham.
22. Frank E. Hersey and Carriella Adams, both of Wey- mouth.
23. Thomas Conner, of Ware, and Ellen Ash, of Wey- mouth.
70
Date of Marriage.
Nov.
25. Arthur L. Hobart and Helen H. Blanchard, both of Weymouth.
66
25. Jotham Salisbury, of Weymouth, and Abbie L. Dun- bar, of Hingham.
66 26. Patrick McGrovy and Kate F. Gavin, both of Wey- mouth.
" Loring H. Richards and Abbie F. Tirrell, both of Weymouth.
66
27. Jeremiah Lynch, of Boston, and Bridget Murphy, of Weymouth.
66 Daniel F. Healey and Mary R. Clark, both of Wey- mouth.
30. Elmer H. Sherman and Emma L. Pratt, both of Wey- mouth.
Dec. 24. Edward E. Richards and Helen M. Hunt, both of Weymouth.
66 31. Charles T. Humphrey and Alice F. Gardner, both of Weymouth.
66 Jeremiah Quinn and Sarah D. French, both of Wey- mouth.
BIRTHS.
Registered in the Town Clerk's Office, Weymouth, for the year 1879.
Date of Birth.
January, 1879.
2. Daniel Coffey.
2. Catharine Sarah Egan.
3. Frank Everett Grover.
6. Raleigh Tennyson Blan- chard.
6. Michael Walsh.
11. Catherine Dailey.
13. Carrie Rebecca Thompson.
16. Herbert Spencer Crowe.
19. Louise Clifford Rockwood.
25. Edith Adelaide Harris.
26. Leo Everett Pope. February.
1. John Thos. Cunneen. 1. Wm. Jas. Cunneen. - Twins.
Date of Birth. February.
1. Alfred Louis Cook.
1. Mary Anna Stoddard.
4. Richard Halnan.
.5. Henry Richard Blanchard.
5. Daniel Hasson.
9. Mabel Winn Hutchins.
9. Ellen Maria Hardwick.
10. Harriet Eve Selden.
16. Lester Nickols Young.
16. Hattie Ford Gardner.
17 Bessie Morton House.
18. Irville Dennett Waterman.
20 John William Clavin.
22. Hannah O'Neal.
22. Willie Edward Melville.
71
Date of Birth.
February.
23. Walter Joseph Hart.
24. Dana Augustus Hollis.
25. Francis Everett Hayes.
25. Edgar Russell Sanborn.
29. Maud Estelle Spear. 27. Kate Francis Smith. Twins. March.
1. Margaret Curran.
6. Harry Marshfield Faulk- ner.
8. Sarah Frances Derby.
8. Winfred Jackson Pooler.
10. Rosalie Bayley.
10. George Lewis White, Jr.
11. Freddie Seymour Peter- son.
12. Ann Hall.
14. Thomas Francis Gray.
15. Louisa Vellne Bourke.
16. Lewis Oliver Tirrell.
20. Susie Ann Carroll.
21. Albert Wallace Howe.
26. Nellie Maria Gilligan.
28. Irvin Leslie Christie.
April.
1. John Londergan.
2. Mary Alice Derusha.
4. Margaret McInroe.
7. Female child of James A. and Sarah R. Harris.
7. George Thomas Dee.
10. Dennis Francis Callahan.
12. Francis Cushing.
13. Blanche Sherman Hall.
13. Mabel Holbrook Burrell.
15. Frank Edwin Deere.
19. Female child of William and Mary Tobin.
19. Edwin Augustus Vogel.
23. Irving Leonard French.
Date of Birth. April.
23. Susan Margaret Wolfe.
25. Grace Caroline Gilligan.
28. Fannie Gertrude Staples.
29. Henry Merton Spear. May.
3. John Michael Cooney.
3. Belle Rena Newton.
5. Fanny Smith.
9. Stacey Wendall Shaw.
9. Charles Darvy Young.
14. Frances Ellen Fahey.
15. George Otis Crawford.
18. Kate Isabel Reed.
18. Ellen Coleran.
21. Catherine Ellen Higgins.
23. William Franklin Barnes.
26. Johanna Shea.
26. Freddie Field Cowing.
26. Harold Freeman Ray- mond.
28. Parker Reed Stowell.
29. Nellie May Donovan. June.
1. Jessie Almira McCloud.
2. Winslow Noyes Conant.
2. Mary Alice Mckenzie.
3. Julia Hagerty.
3. Arthur Fay Davis.
9. Robert Emmet Doran.
9. Burton Barrows Wright.
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