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1 rope . 1 00 Fresh pork 13 00
2 grindstones 15 00
70 vine protectors 7 50
120 galls. molasses 46 00
25 lb. lard .
2 00
Coffee
1 00
7 manure forks . 4 00
7 hoes .
1 40
1 potatoe hoe
25
2 grub hoes
50
Bar soap
4 00
Rice and tapioca .
1 00
Grain (meal, corn, oats, and shorts) 13 00
4 pickaxes 3 00
1 bush hook . 50
2 flails
25
10 bushel beets
3 00
14 blankets 30 00
5 surcingles 5 00
Brush, currycombs,
and cards 5 00
6 draught chains 8 00
9 stake chains 3 00
4 wrenches
50
1 set of measures 50
3 baskets
2
2 00
2 hogsheads .
1 50
48 empty barrels
5 00
1 vinegar barrel
1 00
2 kerosene barrels .
3 00
2 scythes .
1 00
6 snaths 2 00
2 bush scythes and snaths 1 50
4 rakes
50
1 snag rake 50
4 hay forks
00 2
2 hay poles
50
1 hay cutter .
5 00
2 cross chains and spreaders 3 00
2 pig boxes 1 00
11 spades and shovels : 00
25 lbs. tea .
8 00
Sugar
8 00
Soft soap
2 00
1 iron rake
50
10 bls. flour
55 00
3 iron bars 4 00
135 bu. potatos
90 00
118
3} bushel beans . $6 12
Sour kraut . $3 00
15 lbs. ginger . 2 00
1} doz. lamp chim- neys 1 12
Graham meal 1 25
Dried apples 1 00
Cabbages 10 00
8 bbls. apples
12 00
Pickles
: 00 ـت
Pepper
50
Cooking stove, etc. 30 00
5 gallons vinegar 1 00
Cooking range 75 00
30 lbs. butter
9 00
33 lbs. saleratus 2 50
Kerosene 1 00
2 boxes
1 20
part 700 00
6 brooms
2 00
Spices
1 00
$5,418 39
We have also made the following appraisal :
Town farm, 64 acres of land · $7,000 00
Buildings on same 13,000 00 .
Woodland, about 62 acres .
1,300 00
$21,300 00 ELIAS RICHARDS, JOSEPH DYER,
Auditors.
ALMSHOUSE RECEIPTS FOR 1886.
Cash for board of Hiram Blanchard $104 00
For clothing for Hiram Blanchard 7 75
For board of Jairus White . 104 00
For board of John O. Foye . 81 25
On account of board, Mrs. Pedman (State aid) 48 00
From Charles S. Thayer, for mowing . 2 50
From Charles S. Thayer, for labor of inmates 3 87 .
For wood . 451 57
230 bushels corn (on coh) . 184 00
Sage 50
3 lanterns
2 00
1 clothes wringer 5 00
Scales 6 00
Household furni- ture, including furnishing new
119
Cash for squashes
$116 00
For pigs
91 50
For calves .
25 00
For milk
20 73
For butter and eggs
48 30
For cow
33 78
For vegetables
52 46
For labor on highways
106 31
For labor on highways, removing snow 51 98
From P. F. Haggerty, for labor .
2 50
From Water Commissioners, for labor .
11 40
For wood, and carting coal to Engine Houses,
Town House, and Lock-up
26 16
Wood for outside poor
553 00
Coal for outside poor .
240 25
Carting coal to outside poor
52 91
$2,235 22
Inventory of January 1, 1887, per Auditors' memorandum . $5,418 39
To which add, for wood delivered to schools, 146 00
And for carting coal to same during the year, not yet paid for .
209 86
5,774 25
Total .
. $8,009 47
SUMMARY OF ALMSHOUSE.
EXPENSES AND RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR 1886.
DR
To inventory of Jan. 1, 1886 .
$4,423 69
Supplies and expenses as per memo- randum 4,910 23
Joseph Cummings, services
600 00
Town for rent of farm
·
300 00
·
$10,234 02
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CR.
By receipts from labor, sales of produce,
etc., as per memorandum . $2,235 22
Inventory of Jan. 1, 1887 . 5,418 39
Amount due from School Department,
for carting coal
209 86
Amount due from School Department, for wood
146 00
8,009 47
Cost of poor in almshouse for the year
$2,224 55
Cost per week, per inmate, $2.24.
EXPENSES OF POOR OUTSIDE OF ALMSHOUSE.
Assistance to Mrs. William Holbrook,
Ward 1. $116 83
Mrs. Albert Ford, Ward 1, 90 00
Mrs. Cora Ruggles and 3 children, Ward 1 . 144 00
Mrs. Asa Hollis (in Ran-
dolph), Ward 1 57 50
Stephen A. Bicknell (blind), Ward 1 56 00
Roger W. Bicknell (blind), Ward 1 56 00
Thomas Gammon, to May 5, 1886, Ward 1 . 379 91
Mrs. Daniel Campbell and
3 children, Ward 1 16 00
Thos. E. Griffin, wife and child, Ward 2 .
45 00
Mrs. Mary Cahill and 5
children, Ward 2 . .
142 75
Mrs. Mary Cunniff and 4 children, Ward 2 . 210 50
121
Assistance to Mrs. Mary Donovan and 3
children, Ward 2 . $98 20
Mrs. Ellen Toomey and 3 children, Ward 2 . 103 25
91 50
Mrs. I. L. Wing and 2 children, Ward 2 . 126 00
Mrs. Susan Larmey and 5 children, Ward 2 117 00
7 75
Mrs. Miles Clark, Ward 2, Mrs. Herbert H. Burrell and 4 children, Ward 2
170 00
Mrs. Maggie Powers, Ward 2 . 19 10
Mrs. Harriet N. Maxim, Ward 2.
78 00
Mrs. John Fogarty, and 3
children, Ward 2 . .
31 54
Mrs. Mary Roberts and 2 children, Ward 2 .
25 50
Mrs. Harriett M. Burrell, Ward 2 12 00
Mrs. Peter Burke, Ward 2, 5 75
Mrs. - Lawton, Ward 2, 9 75
Mrs. Thomas Murphy and 3 children 5 75
James Doran, Ward 2 . 4 88
William Fogarty, Ward 2,
48 00
Michael Curr, Ward 2 . 27 25
Mrs. John C. Morris and
children, Ward 2 . ·
57 45
Mrs. Patrick Maguire and
6 children, Ward 2 3 07
Mrs. Daniel E. Looney, Jr., and 2 children, Ward 2, Mrs. Samuel Wrightington and 3 children, Ward 2, Murray children, 2, Ward 2, 104 25 Mrs. James Barrett and 5 children, Ward 2 . 179 50
84 26
122
Assistance to Mrs. Patrick Weathers and
2 children, Ward 2 $20 42
Mrs. Edward Conlin and 4 children, Ward 2 . 33 42
Frank Drayton and 2 children, Ward 2 . 5 75
Mrs. Timothy O'Connor
and 4 children, Ward 3 186 25
Mrs. Harriet Stetson Ward 3 . 1 50
Child of Hugh Cronin,
Ward 3 42 00
Child of Edward Kiley,
Ward 3
42 00
Child of Oscar Hafley,
Ward 3
36 00
2 children of Daniel O'Con- nell, Ward 3 78 00
2 children of John Tracy, Ward 3 78 00
2 children of John Curran, Ward 3 49 15
Geo. S. Mason and wife, Ward 3
96 00
Mrs. Edward Gaillarditz and 2 children, Ward 3
160 50
Mrs. Alexander White and 4 children, Ward 3 151 21
Mrs. Oliver A. Morse and 4 children, Ward 3 236 00
Mrs. John Clark and 3 chil- dren, Ward 3 151 75
Mrs. Napoleon Tellier and 5 children, Ward 3 24 13
Mrs. Mary Ahearn, Ward 3 76 25
Mrs. John Sheehan, Ward 3 69 13
Mrs. Sarah Smith, Ward 3
125 00
Mrs. Catherine Murphy
and 3 children, Ward 3 19 50
Joshua Pratt, Ward 3 56 00
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Assistance to John Burrell, Ward 3 $49 75
Mrs. George H. Shaw and 5 children, Ward 4 109 13
Mrs. J. Clarin and 7 chil- dren, Ward 4 259 25
Mrs. Harvey Thayer, Ward 4 . 141 60
Mrs. Webster Sutton and 2 children, Ward 4 168 70
Mrs. H. M. Burrell and 3 children, Ward 4 . 79 75
Mrs. Eliza Pool, Ward 4 . 52 00 Josiah M. Pratt, wife and son, Ward 4 . 150 38
Mrs. John Blanchard, 2d, and 2 children, Ward 5 Mrs. Chauncey Howe, Ward 5 52 00
94 75
Mrs. Joseph Delory and 3 children, Ward 5 . 196 00
Mrs. Roswell Corbin, Ward
52 00
Mrs. Caroline S. Kelly, Ward 5
52 00
40 00
Mrs. Emily Sargent, Ward 5 Mrs. Sarah O'Connell, Ward 5 69 50
Mrs. J. L. Davis and 4 chil- dren, Ward 5 44
Mrs. Julia Orcutt, Ward 5
12 75
Mrs. Michael McCormick and 3 children, Ward 5 . Albert F. Clapp (blind), Ward 5 104 00
11 50
Henry C. Bates, Ward 5 . 120 00
George W. Haden, Ward 5
106 00
Sidney L. Tower, Ward 5 138 00 William T. Hope and 2 children, Ward 5 . . 7 86
J. Davis and son, Ward 5 . 125 39
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Assistance to Charles H. Phillips and 4
children, Ward 5 . $40 00
George Pool, Ward 5 52 00
Child of H. Austin Spear, Ward 1 52 00
Child of Richard Spear,
Ward 1 10 00
Mrs. William Goodwin,
Ward 1 35 00
Mrs. John McCue and 2
children, Ward 1 168 75
$7,065 69
Paid Town of South Abington, for assist- ance rendered J. Chandler and family
$72 00
Town of Rockland, for assistance rendered C. H. Phillips 36 19
City of Brockton, for assistance ren- dered Mrs. C. H. Fairbanks and family 118 50
Town of Easton, for assistance ren- dered Mrs. C. H. Fairbanks and family 30 50
Town of Braintree, for assistance rendered Mrs. John Sheehan 2 01
Town of Abington, for assistance rendered Mrs. Julia Orcutt . 80 57
Town of Abington, for assistance rendered Mrs. Prince Mckenzie and family . 198 39
City of Cambridge, for assistance rendered Mrs. John Coyne . 1 94 · Winchester Home Company, board of Lydia Rich 60 00
$600 10
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TAUNTON LUNATIC HOSPITAL.
Paid for Margaret Lonnergan $177 71
Elizabeth M. Leach .
182 61
James H. Lloyd
185 16
Hannah Pedman
63 52
Wilfred A. Blanchard
56 39
Mary E. Foye .
188 61
George F. Groves
190 51
Susan L. Holmes
174 53
$1,219 04
WORCESTER LUNATIC HOSPITAL.
Paid for Hannah Handley $183 52
183 25
ASYLUM FOR THE CHRONIC INSANE.
Paid for James J. Brown $188 15
188 15
DANVERS LUNATIC HOSPITAL.
Paid for Frederick M. Holbrook $117 92
117 92
Total
$1,708 63
LYMAN SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Paid for Alfred N. Laduc
$18 86
Timothy Bresnahan, Jr. . .
8 00
$26 86
HAMPDEN COUNTY TRUANT SCHOOL.
Paid for Daniel Bresnahan
$156 21
$156 21
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MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.
Paid Samuel Curtis, for burial Obed Ray- mond . $20 00
Samuel Curtis, for burial of Ira
Raymond 20 00
Samuel Curtis, Ifor burial of Ann Burrell 20 00
G. W. Tinkham, M. D., examining body of Mrs. Tracy 3 00
Home of Angel Guardian for Children taken 15 00
Catholic Home for Destitute Children 30 00
Ford & McCormick, burial of Mi- chael McCue 20 00
Father Millerick, for support Boyle bov . 17 00
J. R. Orcutt, delivering messages to physicians . 50
$145 50
TOWN PHYSICIANS.
Paid R. E. Brown, services for 1885 $86 10
Edwin Maybury, services for 1885 38 90
Edwin Maybury, services for 1886 .
24 79
William A. Drake, services for 1886 198 50
C. C. Tower, services for 1886
61 50
$409 79
VARIOLOID PATIENTS, WARD 5.
Paid Edward N. Maybury, M. D., attend-
ance . $68 75
M. R. Grealy, M. D., attendance 10 50
J. Austin Deane, for coal 8 00
E. J. Pitcher, for supplies 49 79
$137 04
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SUMMARY OF EXPENSES FOR THE SUPPORT OF THE TOWN'S POOR FOR THE YEAR.
Almshouse
$2,224 55
Outside poor .
7,065 69
Paid cities and other towns
600 10
Hospitals
1,708 63
Lyman School for Boys .
26 86
Hampden County Truant School
156 21
Town physicians
409 79
Varioloid patients, Ward 5
137 04
Miscellaneous expenses .
145 50
Total cost
$12,474 37
Appropriation
.
13,000 00
Balance unexpended
$525 63
ASSISTANCE FURNISHED THOSE HAVING SETTLE- MENTS IN OTHER PLACES.
Mrs. Williams Ryan, Waltham
$73 87
Mrs. Isabella Nelson, Rockland
52 50
Mrs. Samuel Gregory, Quincy
14 37
Mrs. Thomas Shea. Lawrence
7 75
Michael McCan, Boston .
14 85
Frank H. Stoddard, Rockland
74 25
Geo. W. Keher family, Canton
58 50
Clifford I. Manter family, Taunton .
30 00
Samuel G. Thaver, Milton
54 50
Mrs. Lucy Thompson, Rockland
24 00
Nathan M. Read, Lowell
21 00
Thomas Murphy, family, Abington .
36 00
Mrs. Bridget McCormick, Braintree
7 50
Hiram Thayer, So. Easton
16 50
James Dillon family, State paupers .
106 84
$592 43
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ALMSHOUSE EXTENSION AND REPAIRS.
Paid Russell & Burke, for heating appa-
ratus . $463 27
William P. Marlow, account contract, 967 80
S. P. Stone, for painting . 37 48
R. W. Cushing, for labor 70 82
Eli Estes, for labor and material 811 90
C. L. Rice & Co., for curtains 51 74
O. C. Railroad, for freight on pipe 5 00
W. T. Burrell, for painting 91 49
Loud & Pratt, for lumber
111 03
Russell & Burke, for changing boiler,
162 25
John H. Stetson, treasurer, for lay- ing water pipe 390 37
S. W. Pratt, for labor and material . 54 13
Martin Burrell, for labor and material, 29 37
Joseph Peakes, for labor and material, 30 66
J. B. Wilson, for drain pipe .
26 04
Morss & Whyte, for guard for win- dows
13 50
$3,316 85
Appropriation
3,373 21
Balance unexpended
$56 36
TOWN TREASURER.
DR.
To cash refunded, for which orders had been drawn as follows : -
Hospital bills paid by sundry persons $772 13
Aid returned by sundry persons 228 76
$1,000 89
INVENTORY ACCOUNT.
DR.
Inventory of Jan. 1, 1887, including due from Schools
CR. $5,774 25
Inventory of Jan. 1, 1886
4,423 69
Balance
$1,350 56
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TOWN.
CR.
By rent of farm
$300 00
TOWN TREASURER.
CR.
By 380 orders drawn on poor account for the year . $18,435 10
TRIAL BALANCE, JAN. 1, 1887.
DR.
CR.
Almshouse
. $2,224 55
Outside poor .
7,065 69
Paid cities and other towns
600 10
Hospitals
1,708 63
Lyman School for Boys
26 86
Hampden County Truant School
156 21
Town physicians .
409 79
Varioloid patients, Ward 5
137 04
Miscellaneous
145 50
Almshouse extension
3,316 85
Town Treasurer, cash refunded
1,000 89
Due from cities and other towns
592 43
Inventory
1,350 56
Town, rent of farm
$300 00
Town Treasurer, for orders drawn .
18,435 10
$18,735 10
$18,735 10
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PAUPERS IN THE ALMSHOUSE, JAN. 1, 1887.
Date Admitted.
NAME.
Age.
Discharged.
Weeks. Days
1886.
Jan.
1.
Elizabeth Tirrell
67
5 .
1.
Alonzo Tirrell .
47
52
66
1.
Leroy Tirrell
45
52
66
1.
Lucius Tirrell
12
52
1.
George Loud .
45
52
66
1.
Elbridge Colson
62
52
66
1.
Mary F. Rosey
52
Left Oct, 25.
42
4
66
1.
Ida F. Davis
26
52
66
1.
Jarius White
84
Boarder.
52
66
1.
Samuel V. White
73
52
66
1.
John W. Gillion
83
52
66
1.
Enoch Patterson
76
52
66
1.
Hiram Blanchard
68
Boarder.
52
66
1.
Henry Carr
65
Left Feb. 17.
6
6
66
1.
Mary Ryan
15
6
6
66
1.
John Ryan
14
66
6
6
66
1.
Margaret E. Ryan
66
66
6
6
1.
Catherine Ryan
23
66
6.
6
6
66
1.
James Doran
66
52
66
1.
Nancy Carnes
74
52
66
1.
Humphrey Coakley
50
Left March 13.
10
2
66
1.
Henry H. Rosey
29
66
60
29.
12
4
March 16.
Mrs. H. F. Stoddard, Rock- land
26
6. April
3
2
4
66
16.
Henry Stoddard
1}
.6
66
3.
2
4
April
4.
Julia Orcutt .
€5
66
28.
3
3
..
13.
Hannah Pedman
63
37
4
May
5.
Thomas Gammon .
81
38
4
66
5.
Harriet Gammon
76
Boarder.
38
4
June
5.
Elizabeth C. Tirrell
31
29
6
July
7. John O. Foye
67
Boarder.
25
3
Sept.
2. W. E. Stone
56
17
1
Nov.
5.
Charles E. Spinks
51
8
231 Vagrants, 1 day each
33
Total
1123
1
Deduct for Boarders
129
3
Cost per week, $2.24.
993
5
1.
James Doran.
15
66
66
6
6
66
1.
Thomas Ryan
10
6.
52
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TOWN CLERK'S REPORT.
MARRIAGES.
Registered in the Town Clerk's office for the year 1886, where one or both parties were residents of Weymouth.
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Jan. 1. Franklin T. Blanchard, of Weymouth, and Cora L. Chandler, of Marshfield.
5. Willie Eden Ames and, Nancie May Haskins, both of Weymouth.
66 6. Bradford Winslow Burrell and Susan Elizabeth Hunt, both of Weymouth.
66 14. Fred B. Sterling, of Keene, N. H., and Clara W. Richards, of Weymouth
66
19. Charles J. Scott and Nellie H. Torrey, both of Wey- mouth.
66 22. Samuel E. Turner and Sarah Matilda Hawes, both of Weymouth.
23. Elmer F. Bates and Catherine P. Baker, both of Wey mouth.
66
26. John P. Kennedy and Lizzie DeCoste, both of Wy- mouth.
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31. John W. Hanley and Mary E. Amrok, both of Weymouth.
Feb.
20.
6. Henry Elsworth Kenerson and Anna Louise Jack- son, both of Weymouth.
66 George H. Thurber, of Weymouth, and Lucy Jane Porter, of Quincy.
66 21. William H. Carter, of Weymouth, and Susan Simpson, of Hingham.
66 21. Daniel Hickey and Hannah Scollard, both of Wey- mouth.
27. George H. Dunbar, of Braintree, and Jennie Larmey, of Weymouth.
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March 4. Albert Frank Hollis, of Braintree, and Maria Bridget Nugent, of Weymouth.
6. John W. Phillips and Clara M. Smith, both of Wey- mouth.
66
9. John V. Powers, of Weymouth, and Ann L. Harahan, of Quincy.
66 10. La Forest Lincoln, of Weymouth, and Mattie A. Vinal, of No. Scituate.
66
14. Daniel Shea and Mary T. Corcoran, both of Weymouth.
66
16. George S. Hunt, of Weymouth, and Celia J. (Read) Moore, of Rockland.
66 24. Harry P. Lovell and Nettie F. Dunbar, both of Weymouth.
April 1. Willie B. Loud, of Weymouth, and Mary Ella Shaw, of Rockland.
66
11. Charles H. Thayer and Maud H. Knights, both of Weymouth.
66 15. Horace Fairbanks Trufant and Cora Anna Blanchard, both of Weymouth.
66 24. Edwin H. Murphy and Fannie G. Pierce, both of Weymouth.
66 27. George Warren Smith, of Braintree, and Bridget Jane Coyle, of Weymouth.
.6 28. Bernard J. McGovern, of Boston, and Catherine H. Sullivan, of Weymouth.
May 10. Samuel E. Hanscom, of Boston, and Ida F. Taylor, of Weymouth.
15. Edwin Lincoln Pope and Annie T. Morse, both of Weymouth.
19. Clarence Warren Bates and Katie Weston Harden, both of Weymouth.
66 24. John Reidy and Rosea (Kerrins) Sullivan, both of Weymouth.
66 25. Charles Lemon Hall, of Fort Barthold, Dakota, and Susan Webb, of Weymouth.
66 26. William F. Hancock and Carrie A. Russ, both of Weymouth.
27. James Egan and Mary Monaghan, both of Weymouth.
66 30. Herbert E. Pray and Susie E. Thayer, both of Wey- mouth.
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May
30. Thomas W. Burke, 2d, of Rockland, and Julia Gilli- gan, of Weymouth.
June 19. Frederick O. Thompson and Louise J. Welling, both of Weymouth.
23. Walter H. Trott, of Weymouth, and Hattie W. Dun- bar, of Damariscotta, Me.
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27. Eugene O'Leary and Mary Crowley, both of Wey- mouth ..
66 30. Louis J Moore and Mary Jane Maher, both of Wey- mouth.
July 2. George Bartlett Loud and Antoinette Warren Knights. both of Weymouth.
3. Burton F. Johnson and Jennie L. Smith, both of Weymouth.
3. Stephen E. Orcutt and Nellie A. Records, both of Weymouth.
66
8. Benjamin Jackson, of Weymouth, and Mary (Crow- ley) Kehoe, of Hingham.
66
12. Henry H. Lawler and Charlotte C. (Blanchard) Maniter, both of Weymouth.
14. Frederick Reed and Mary J. Whitman, both of Wey- mouth.
24.
66 George E. Nash, of Quincy, and Fanny M. Torrey, of Weymouth.
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31. John Warren Poole and Georgie Howard Fisher, both of Weymouth.
Aug. 4. George E. Shaw, of Weymouth, and Ellen B. Hig- gins, of North Abington.
66 7. Frank L. Lincoln, of Hingham, and Mary L. Raymond, of Weymouth.
66 15. Patrick Haley and Catherine McGrath, both of Wey- mouth.
66 21. Benj. F. Stoddard, of Weymouth, and Abbie May Curtis, of Enfield, Me.
31.
6. Jonathan F. Edgerly, of Concord, N. H., and Martha F. Wood, of Weymouth.
Sept. 1. Walter Herbert Barnard and Hattie Thompson Wing, both of Weymouth.
66
66 3. William Everett Hollis, of Weymouth, and Nellie Frances McGau, of Braintree.
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Sept. 1. Norman O. Cobb, of Brockton, and Fannie M. Hay- den, of Weymouth.
166
4. Eugene M. Hutchinson and Jennie M. Holbrook, both of Weymouth.
66 7. William Henry Carlton and Isabella S. (Pratt) Samp- son, both of Weymouth.
66 7. James H. McDonald, of Portland, Me., and Alice L. Conneen, of Weymouth.
66 8. Charles A. Hamlin and Ida May Joy, both of Wey- mouth.
66 15. John Frank Drew, of Weymouth, and Ellen Mcclellan Hatch; of Richmond, Me.
15. Franklin McCristle, of Weymouth, and Catherine O. Connell, of Cambridge.
66
17. John W. Ford, of Weymouth, and Ellen M. Leahy, of Abington.
66 20. Thomas Joseph Morgan and Catharine (Coughlin) Barker, both of Weymouth.
66
21. Thomas Francis McCue, of Weymouth, and Sarah Jane Doherty, of Braintree.
66 26. John S. Makepeace and Nellie Sweeting, both of Wey- mouth.
66 29. Ira H. Derby, of Weymouth, and Mary L. Bosworth, of Eastford, Conn.
Oct. 3. Daniel W. Hart and Mary K. Haley, both of Wey- mouth.
7. John Reynolds and Jane (Preston) Flood, both of Weymouth.
66 11. Patrick Lonergan and Margaret E. Noonan, both of Weymouth.
66
14. George S. Simmons and Alice L. (Pratt) Sutton, botlı of Weymouthı.
19.
66 Auburn H. Sterling and Mary Ellen Cook, both of Weymouth.
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22. Thomas Cotter and Mary Ellen Corr, both of Wey- mouth.
.. 26. John Frederick Welsh, of Quincy, and Emma Frances Ambler, of Weymouth.
Nov. 2. Walter S. Field and M. Louise Russ, both of Wey- mouth.
1
1355
Nov. 7. John Joseph Hackett, of Rockland, and Lucy Jane Welch, of Weymouth,
66
7. James Mara, of Park City, Utah, and Ellen F. O'Connor, of Weymouth.
21. George W. Gardner and Hattie W. (Colbath) Tread- way, both of Weymouth.
22. Owen F. Smith and Rose E. Beggan, both of Wey- mouth.
66 66 24. John Lyons and Mary A. Coffey, both of Weymouth. 24. Loring I. Doble and Nellie A. Hawes, both of Wey- mouth.
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66 24. Winfield G. Davierson, of Weymouth, and Julia A. McCarthy, of Rockland.
25. Edward T. Croswell and Maggie S. Stewart, both of Weymouth.
25. Charles H. Daly, of .Weymouth, and Julia M. O'Brien, of Abington.
25. Gilbert Franklin Paine, of Holbrook, and Elizabeth Ann Richards, of Weymouth.
Dec.
7. John W. Burr and Sarah L. Baker, both of Wey- mouth.
15. Daniel Litchfield, of Weymouth, and Mary G. Gard- ner, of Hingham.
66
15. Frederick Warren Harris and Mary Louise Hunt, both of Weymouth.
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21. Charles H. Loud, of Montana Ter., and Georgianna W. Burrell, of Weymouth.
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22. Rufus Bates, of Weymouth, and Abbie F. Thayer, of Quincy.
66 25. Joseph Taylor, Jr., and Emma F. Thayer, both of Weymouth.
66 25. George Eldridge Perry, of Rockland, and Lucy Maria Paine, of Weymouth.
29. Harry M. Smith and Ellen S. Rea, both of Weymouth.
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BIRTHS
Recorded in the Town Clerk's Office, Weymouth, for the year 1886.
Date of Birth.
January.
2. Lena Harriet Clapp.
3. George Joseph Bourke.
9. Bessie Francis Poole.
11. Royal Lincoln.
16. Mary Agnes Cullen.
18. Catherine Elizabeth Welch.
21. George Thomas Newman.
February.
9. Female child of Robert C. and Mary E. Lonergan.
11. Catherine O'Neil.
12. Robert Lewis Welch.
15. Mary Emma Farrar.
18. Mary Edith Litchfield.
19. Francis Anthony Conroy.
28. Emma May Purcell.
28. Herbert Thomas McFawn. March.
1. Margaret Ann Smith.
2. James Hanifin.
6. - Female child of Franklin H. and Sarah L. Barnes.
6. Male child of Franklin H. and Sarah L. Barnes. 8. Percy Copeland Deere. Stanley Hudson Blanch- ard.
16.
18. Henry Bourke.
19. James Thomas Nettles.
20. James Henry Daniel.
21. Edward James Nolan.
Date of Birth.
March.
21. Jennie Bailey Thomas. 21. Edith Florence Donahoe.
22. Alfred Lovell Willoby.
23. Wallace Ashton Whiton.
23. Harry Clifford Belcher.
23. William Francis Murphy.
25. Lillian Palmer Loud.
26. Alice May Kerle.
27. Mabel Elizabeth Burton.
27. Mildred Evelyn Smith.
27. Florence Estelle Holbrook.
28. John Dennis O'Connell.
April.
6. Edward Lonergan.
8. Willie Arthur White.
9. Edward Ralph Dowd.
16. John Edward Dorant.
15. Helen Frances Loud.
19. Male child of William F. and Minerva Burrell.
22. Michael Griffin.
24. Eliza Meara.
27. Lawrence Leo Kennedy.
28. Mary Ethel Lane.
28. Annie May Dower.
30. Margaret Sophia Delory.
May
1. Alice May Curley.
9. Maggie Alice Delory.
18. Male child of Lewis W. and Catherine E. Keay.
137
Date of Birth.
May.
29. Lawrence Enrick Pratt.
31. Charles James South.
June.
3. William Nicholas Parker.
7. Margaret Elizabeth Lon- ergan.
8. Burt Harold Shaw.
9. Margaret Haly Newman.
11. Ellen Cleary.
14. Edward Burton Jones.
17. Thomas Leo Howley.
19. Frank Stacy Lemons.
20. Ralph Young Lewis.
26. Bertram Leslie Smith.
28. Ernest Gray Torrey.
28. Blanche Elizabeth Hol- brook.
30. Edward Haseltone Drown. July.
3. Emma Lydia Chickering.
3. Lawrence Forrest Loud.
4. Bessie May Thayer.
4. Lillian May Woodbury.
4. Allen Curtis Vining.
4. Catherine Connell.
5. Harrold Wentworth Wel- lington.
5. Mildred Thomas.
7. Nina Orilla Loud.
7. Lena Wellman Loud.
10. Elizabeth Donovan.
11. Augustine Terry.
11. Annie Thomas Raymond.
12. Albert Cook.
12. Mabel Emeline Jones.
14. Male child of Solomon and Segred G. Smith.
Date of Birth.
July. 15. Martha Agnes Donovan.
16. Luther Clapp Hayden.
16. Mary Nugent.
16. William Daly Corcoran.
17. Frank Willis Holbrook.
20. Mary Ellen OBourke.
24. Herbert Lester Roberts.
24. Lewis William Garity.
24. Gertrude Maria Holbrook.
24. Margaret Ryan.
25. Louise Phillips Hunt.
26. Clarence Edward Morales.
28. Harry Cleveland Barnes.
30. Mary Ellen O'Dowd.
31. Annie Isota Tyler.
August.
4. Ellen O'Connor.
6. James Henry Moneghan.
8. Thomas Francis Mannin.
10. Alma Ernestine Whiting.
10. Myra Rogers Blanchard.
12. Atwood Fraser Rich.
16. Rose Santry.
16. Lora Mary Rowland.
17. Joseph Keefe.
18. Catherine Teresa Liberty.
18. Charles Lincoln Young.
20. Margaret Hannah Higgens.
22. Mary Casey.
24. Geo. White Russell Niles.
24. Matilda Frances Tutty.
25. Catherine Elizabeth
Hayes.
25. Lillie Belle Lovell.
26. Ebed Lawrence Litchfield.
30. Hagel Baker.
31. Mary Kelly.
.
138
Date of Birth.
September.
2. Louisa Emeline Vining.
2. Warren Adams Lincoln.
3. John Thomas Manuel.
4. Bertha Frances Estes.
7. Henry Hartly Thayer.
10. Edward Temple Joy.
12 Henry Walton Bailey.
15. Clara Elizabeth Sprague.
17. Joseph Warren Bates.
19. La Forrest Webster Lin- coln.
19. Howard Otis Frye.
25 Frank Irving Prentiss.
28. Inez Loud Tribou.
30. Mabel Frances Cushing.
October.
1. Arthur Edson Burrell.
3. Bertha Clarissa Hall.
4. Ralph Henry Murphy.
5. Jane Emily Whelan.
9. Otto Albert Pfefferkorn.
19. Frederick Cleveland Mul- lin.
12. Male child of William S . and Anna M. Murray.
12. Johanna White.
12. Louis Edwin Davis.
18. Arthur Carlton Ross.
17. Arthur Boyne Howe
18. Male chill of George W. and Nellie L. Walsh.
18. Nellie Marion Maynard.
19. Frank Worster Bryant.
19. Carl Gleason Makepeace.
23. James Henry O'Donovan.
23. Female child of William H. and Marilla Bolster.
Date of Birth. October.
24. George Edson Ewell.
25. Beatrice Lydia Nash.
27. John William Coleman.
28. Abbie Agnes Lyons.
28. Thomas Francis Whipps.
30. Lena Elizabeth Pitts.
November.
1. Vincent Henry Sheehy.
3. Male child of George H. and Clara Berry.
4. John Patrick Monks.
11 Rose Hebert.
11. John Arthur Donovan.
13. Roland Reed Pratt.
20. Philip Cullivan.
20. William Howard Crocker.
23. Joseph Francis Derusha.
23. 'Jessie Caroline Bates.
24. Joanna Frances Sheehy.
26. Malcolm Curtis Dizer.
26. Lottie May Carter.
29. William E. Rowell.
29. Ethel Otis Hunt.
30. Annie May Lennon.
December.
5. Clara May Blanchard.
5. Gertrude Louise Sumner.
8. Florence Alberta Bartlett.
9. Mary Beatrice Butler.
10. John Thomas Calnan.
12. Leo James Hart.
12. Anestecia Halloran.
15 Isabelle Lucinda Lovell.
16. Minnie Alden Daily.
18. John Dwyer.
28. Elizabeth Bleakney.
31. Charles Warren Manuel.
139
DEATHS.
Recorded in the Town Clerk's Office for the Year 1886. [The names enclosed in parentheses indicate the maiden name.]
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