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J. F. Sheppard & Sons, coal . 197 05
A. J. Richards & Sons, coal 157 83
Whiton, Burdett & Co., clothing
77 30
Wilson, Larrabee & Co., dry goods 115 03
H. H. Saunders, cutting wood, 1891 110 00
Griffin, cutting wood, 1892 75 00
113
Paid Ambler & Hobart, grain and flour . $885 52
J. W. Bartlett & Co., dry goods
19 83
J. H. Stetson, treasurer, water rent Singer Manuf. Co., sewing machine 32 50
William G. Nash. groceries .
358 31
Josepli Cummings, exchange of horses 325 00
1 55
E. Burke, expressage
6 00
Willlam Dowse, salt, hay, etc.
5 50
Daniel Russell. repairing boiler
10 60
Chapeu Bros., potatoes .
1 50
Bryant & Co .. cot bed .
9 72
J. B. Rhines & Co .. lumber, 1891
520 36
Josiah Martin, mẹat
179 46
F. A. Sulis. dry goods
11 75
Cash for clothing of S. W. Wright
5 00
D. W. Pratt, labor on stable
17 60
A. S. Tolman, vinegar
16 08
S. B. Totman, crackers .
9 25
Stephen Cain, repairs
12 50
Geo. H. Bicknell, boots
10 00
Granville Field, manure .
117 00
Iza Pierce, labor in house
42 00
Emma Cummings, labor in house
120 00
Miss Morin. labor in house
35 50
Cash for labor in house .
75 00
Alexander Cummings, labor on farm
200 00
V. K. Cummings, labor on farm
45 79
G. C. Gurney, labor on farm
44 00
Coyle, labor on farm
14 00
Dora Adams, labor in house
49 00
John W. Gillion, hair cutting and shaving
5 50
Granville Thompson, clock and repairing
33 12
F. E. Hobart, dry goods .
7 25
Cash for dry goods .
7 20
J. Roche & Co., blacksmith work
8 76
Daniel Russell & Co., grate
46 71
Charles B. Perigo, care of Geo. Dyer
69 00
114
Paid Thomas Smith, Jr., blacksmith work $81 27
Joseph Poulin, blacksmith work 58 10
S. W. Pratt, repairs, etc. 42 17
C. F. Vaughan, bill .
12 74
C. T. Bailey, groceries
42 18
E. W. Hunt, groceries
203 95
Litchfield, for fish .
87 26
.J. B Howe & Son, crackers, etc. .
32 88
J. M. Walsh, repairing harnesses, etc.
47 10
Baker Hardware Co.
21 71
D. W. Pratt, labor on snow
4 44
Anthony Green, labor on snow
3 50
Cornelius Green, labor on snow
1 25
Cornelius Green, for gravel
1 75
V. K. Cummings, labor on snow.
4 75
Geo. S. Baker, hardware
19 71
Hanson, for dishes .
9 25
A. M. Batchelder, medicine, etc.
59 79
C. Ahlf, repairs 8 90
A. W. Baker, groceries and expressage
29 90
Ford & Phillips, furniture
55 25
W. E. Cunningham, paper
3 00
A. W. Custance, blacksmith work
14 64
Weymouth Clothing Co.
28 50
'S. Lowell, ice
18 80
S. Lowell, ice chest
8 80
Robert Shaw, for goods .
1 00
Elias S. Beals, rent of pasture
2 00
Charles Rice, for meat .
1 85
Z L. Bicknell & Co., for goods
5 33
Cash, to William Dean .
7 00
Cash, for cow .
40 00
Cash, repairs to road scraper . .
50
Cash, for soap, powder and garden seeds
4 85
Cash, O. C R. R. Co., freight
66
Cash, crackers
3 30
Mrs. Burns, for cleaning house .
1 28
.
.
115
Paid Stephen Cain, whitewashing
$16 50
J. S. Bates, rubber packing 1 00
. Hunt & Co., tomato plants
50
M. Delory, mowing salt grass
5 00
Hall, for feed baskets
1 50
V. K.Cummings, putting out fire in wood lot . 2 00
Holbrook. putting out fire in wood pile
1 00
Cash for labor, haying
6 00
J. A. Torrey. for soap
45 30
Cash paid inmates .
13 30
Cash paid for hat for Ida Davis
75
Cash paid for bill heads . 2 00
Cash paid for liniment
1 50
Cash paid for disinfectant
9 00
Cash paid for window glass and paint
1 00
O. I. Ball, for oil
4 00
Thomas Morris, bill
6 00
Cash for eggs and fruit .
4 85
Cash for weighing hay
1 60
Cash for expenses to Boston
6 55
Joseph Cummings, for labor
5 00
Cash for P. O. Box and postage
1 95
Cash for straw bedding .
16 46
Cash for horse shoeing
3 25
Cash for shoe kit
1 05
J. B. Rhines & Co., lumber, etc.,
3 41
Samuel Thompson, bills .
15 25
Solomon Ford, bills 49 56
Joseph Cummings, services 3 months 250 00
Alexander Cummings, services 9 months
562 50
Town for rent of farm . 300 00
Town for wood from wood lot
100 00
$12,586 14
.
116
INVENTORY OF PERSONAL PROPERTY AT ALMS HOUSE, JAN. 2, 1893.
4 horses . $800 00
brushes,
combs,
and cards 5 00
8 cows .
280 00
18 hogs and pigs
206 00
2 sleds
45 00
8 wrenches
4 00
measures 1 00
1 2-horse cart . 40 00
2 coal wagons . 230 00
1 farm wagon .
20 00
2 horse carts
60 00
vinegar barrels .
3 00
1 covered wagon . 20 ( 0
15 00
scythes, snathes,
3 wheel barrows
4 00
rakes 6 00
1 roller .
5 00
forks, pole's . 2 50
1 wheel drag 10 00
hay cutter 3 00
1 mowing machine 50 00
rope .
1 00
5 ploughs 30 00
grindstones . 4 00
1 cultivator 5 00
1 horse hoe
1 00
6 spades and shovels, 2 00
1 buckling harrow
5 00
6 manure forks 2 00
9 hoes 2 40
3 iron bars 2 00
2 pick axes 1 50
1 bush hook 1 00
corn sheller 2 00
meal chest and
water trough 8 00
shave horse . 1 00
cross cut saw 2 00
seed sower 8 00
25 lbs. tea
7 00
water sprinkler 75
cart body
2 00
road scraper
70 00
300 ft. cotton hose and sprinkler . 155 00
circingles
2 00
75 ft. rubber hose . 3 00
eight chains
15 00
hames
2 00
halters
3 00
2 ox yokes .
1 00
1 carriage jack
2 00
5 whiffle-trees and
3 00
4 double harness . 70 00
1 single harness 6 00
2 cart harness .
15 00
70 vine protectors . 5 00
2 2-horse harrows 25 00
2 1-horse harrows
baskets 1 00
4 hogsheads 3 00
empty barrels 6 50
kerosene barrels
.
1 00
1 pung .
78 Fowl . 60 00
11 stake chains 5 00.
lead reins 3 00
117
crackers . 50
chimneys
. 50
100 lbs. fish 7 00
spices
2 25
70 pounds butter .
21 00
67
drag . 3 00
axes . 5 00
7 brooms
.
2 50
3 lanterns
1 00
beetle and wedges 2 00
scales
6 00
hatchet .
50
chest tools 8 00
40 pounds tobacco 15 00
2 stone hammers 1 00
stone tools . 3 00
safe .
40 00
oil cans .
1 00
2 ladders
10 00
72 gallons vinegar
10 00
blocks and ropes . 1 50
wire line
3 00
clothing
75 00
skids . 2 00
household furniture, 800 00
coal shovels. 5 00
15 tons coal. 90 00
35 cords manure 175 00
4 stable brooms 2 00
151 cords wood . 745 00
30 tons hay.
600 00
stable pails . 2 00
400 lbs. pork
40 00
1 horse rake
20 00
4 feed baskets
4 00
onions 40
lumber
20 00
150 pounds sugar 7 50
grain . . 14 00
175 bushels potatoes 150 00
turnips 12 00
nails .
2 00
barb wire
50
cleaver . 50
lantern . 2 00
beets
15 00
snow plough
10 00
ladder hook. 1 00
robes . 6 00
blankets . 20 00
$5.577 90
2 set kettles 3 00
7 00
14 jars
50 lbs. sausage meat, 6 00
100 pounds lard
12 00
pickles
6 00
preserves 12 00
3} barrels apples
10 00
7 00
300 pounds squashes .
250 cabbages
12 00
1 hay knife
2 00
8 pork barrels 6 00
2 butter boxes 2 00
beans 6 00
2 horse harrow 35 00
10 pounds saleratus . oil 50
saws and horses
.
10 00
sole leather 3 00
2 hog hooks
1 00
soap
4 00
balances. 5 00
copper pump 50
shoe jack
3 00
12 hams
22 00
2 spade forks 1 00
6 barrels flour 30 00
140 gallons molasses 50 00
118
We, the undersigned, appraise the Town Farm 64 acres land
$6,400 00
Buildings on same .
10,000 00
Woodland, about 60 acres
1,000 00
$17,400 00
Z. L. BICKNELL, E. J. PITCHER, FRANCIS AMBLER,
Auditors.
ALMSHOUSE RECEIPTS FOR 1892.
Cash for board, Solomon W. Wright
$131 00
for board, Charles Goldthwait 65 00 .
for board, Otis H. Hobart
50 46
for board, Josiah M. Pratt
22 00
for board, Elbridge L. Leach .
65 00
for board, Susan Leach . 67 50
for board, Mary F. Rosey
117 00
for board, Josiah Thayer
104 00
for board, William Wildes
11 25
from Solomon W. Wright, for clothing
11 75
for board of State paupers
20 71
for wood
1,048 70
for pigs
48 00
for milk and butter
88 17
· for hay .
202 07
for highway work and removal snow
87 44
for carting coal and wood for schools
471 69
for carting coal and wood for engine houses, etc.
73 00
for wood delivered outside poor
190 35
for cow and calves .
69 18
for white lead and stone
16 50
from Wilson Larraber & Co. .
3 16
$2,963 93
Inventory of Jan. 2, 1893
5,577 90
$8,541 83
119
SUMMARY OF ALMSHOUSE.
EXPENSES AND RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR 1892.
DR.
To Inventory Jan. 1, 1892 $5,224 35
Supplies and Expenses pr. memorandum 6,149 29
Joseph Cummings and wife services 250 00
Alexander Cummings and wife services
562 50
Town for rent of farm
3. 0 00
Town for wood
100 00
$12,586 14
CR.
By receipts per memorandum
$2.963 93
Inventory of Jan. 2, 1893 5,577 90
$8.541 83
Cost for the year .
$4,044 31
ASSISTANCE RENDERED TO POOR OUTSIDE ALMS- HOUSE.
WARD ONE.
Assistance to Mrs. Albert Ford . $116 00
Mrs. Cora Ruggles' children . 144 00
Mrs. Abbie L. Joy and child 51 85
Mrs. Patrick McCue and children . 28 23
Child of H. Austin Spear
21 00
$361 08
WARD Two.
Assistance to Mrs. Daniel E. Looney, Jr. $72 00
Mrs. Charles Tormey .
78 90
Mary Fogarty and child
67 30
Harriet M. Burrell
. 87 80
Kennedy children
72 00
Mrs. Catherine Moran
21 00
Mrs. Harriet N. Maxim
. 102 00
Mrs. Patrick Weathers
. 89 00
.
120
Assistance to Jacob A. Lovell . $30 00
George Orcutt and family
· 24 14
William Fogarty (blind)
. 45 00
Joshua Pratt
52 00
$741 14
WARD THREE.
Assistance to Michael Kennedy
$104 00
Mrs. Ann Goodwin
54 30
Mrs. Mary Ahearn
80 00
Mrs. Susan E. Rich
.
18 00
Mrs. Emma Sheehan .
10 00
Mrs. Patrick Curran
78 00
Eben W. Richards and family
178 00
Baxter Torrey
72 00
John Tracy's children .
78 00
Betsey Veazie
·
24 00
Thomas Doran
7 85
$704 15
WARD FOUR.
Assistance to Mrs. John Claven and
family
$135 30
Mrs. Asa Pool
10 00
Mrs. Webster Sutton and family .
50 60
Michael Flynn
104 00
$299 90
WARD FIVE.
Assistance to Henry C. Bates
$120 00
Geo. W. Hayden
130 00
Chas. H. Phillips' family
218 11
Mrs. John Moneghan and family
72 00
Mrs. John Meara
5 13
John Regan
10 00
J. Davis
18 92
Geo. W. Pool
78 00
Chas. E. Raymond
18 05
Assistance to Mrs. Rachael A. Spear, Malden
$52 00
.
$670 21
3
121
Assistance to James Dolan. Chelsea $96 00 Mrs. Estelle Lincoln and family, Hingham 153 00
Mrs. Chas. R. Tirrell, Hingham . 137 00
Mrs. Benjamin Dyer, Holbrook . 17 20
John A. Hickman, Boston . .
75 00
John T. Curran child, Rockland . 18 00
$548 20
$3,324 68
Total amount out of almshouse . Assistance rendered by cities and towns : -
Paid City of Boston to Harriet Stetson . $60 00
City of Boston to Edward Connell 2 00
City of Boston to James W. Beaton 8 00
City of Boston to Mary L. Porter 22 00
City of Boston to Emma Sheehan 16 15
City of Chelsea to Mary Mulvoy .
39 28
City of Lowell to Mary Handley 1 50
Town of Randolph to Mrs. John C. Welsh
92 70
Town of Whitman to Mrs. Chas. W. Turner 50 50
Town of Hingham to Geo. W. Orcutt 5 00
Town of Stoughton to Fairbank's children 15 00
$312 13
TAUNTON LUNATIC HOSPITAL.
Paid for board Margaret Lonnegan . $169 92
Wilfred A. Blanchard
169 92
Elizabeth A. Hunt .
169 92
George F. Groves
169 92
Frank W. French .
169 92
Amos S. Rogers
86 77
Mrs. Chas. R. Tirrell
20 89
Ellen A. Cudworth .
107 71
John B. Corkery
42 71
$1,107 68
122
WORCESTER LUNATIC HOSPITAL.
Paid for board Hannah Handley $169 92
Clarissa E. Richards 169 92 .
John J. Brown
169 94
$509 78
NORTHAMPTON LUNATIC HOSPITAL.
Paid for board Sadie F. Peterson . $110 96
$110 96
STATE FARM.
Paid for board James Hincs
·
$146 40
$146 40
NORFOLK AND BRISTOL TRUANT SCHOOL.
Paid for board Channing Peterson $6 64
$6 64
Total paid hospitals, etc.
$1,881 46
TOWN PHYSICIANS.
Paid W. A. Drake, services $175 00
E. N. Mayberry, services' 75 00
$250 00
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.
Paid W. T. Rice, burial Sarah E. Elms,
1891 .
$20 00
Ford & McCormick, burial Nora
Sheehan 20 00
burial John Regan 20 00
burial Thomas Doran . 20 00
Francis L. King, burial Wilson B.
Torrey
20 00
burial unknown child . 5 00
Henry A. Nash, railroad fares and 88 expenses
25 82
123
Paid Leonard V. Tirrell, railroad fares aud
expenses
$31 54
Total expense of town's poor
$162 37
$9.974 95
ASSISTANCE RENDERED TO THOSE HAVING SETTLE MENTS IN OTHER PLACES.
Paid Catherine Nelson, Boston 5 00
Mrs Alexander Murray, Boston 91 35
Ann Sherlock, Taunton . 60 00
Mrs. P. F. Maguire, Stoughton
52 00
Mrs. Ralph Monsdell, Abington
42 96
Mary E. Reidy, Woburn .
65 25
Emma E. Barnes, Rockland
32 00
Hattie Delory, Wellfleet .
20 00 .
Joseph Silvia, Cohasset .
20 50
John W. Pierce, Scituate
2 00
Ahovan Krekarian, State pauper
20 14
Patrick Gaul, State pauper 18 43
James P. Bunker, State pauper 5 00
Chas. MeLaughlin, State pauper 22 57
Margaret Raleigh, State pauper 16 40
John Gilmore, Brockton . 12 20
$185 80
JOHN H. STETSON, Treasurer.
DR.
To cash refunded for which orders had been drawn as follows : -
Hospital bills from sundry persons . $1,337 89
Aid refunded by sundry persons
·
309 16
$1,647 05
SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES ON ACCOUNT OF TOWN'S POOR FOR THE YEAR 1-92.
Cost at almshouse .
$1,014 31
Cost out of almshouse
·
3,321 68
124
Cost at hospitals, etc. $1,881 46
salary of town physicians
250 00
miscellaneous expenses .
162 37
paid cities and towns
312 13
Total cost
$9,974 95
Paid for State, cities and towns
$485 80
for sundries refunded
1,647 05
$12,107 80
APPROPRIATION.
Balance from 1891 .
. $3,552 03
Appropriated March 1892,
. 10,000 00
0
13,552 03
Unexpended balance Dec. 31, 1892 $1,444 23
INVENTORY.
DR.
To inventory of Jan. 1, 1892 .
$5,224 35
CR.
By inventory of Jan. 2, 1893 .
5,577 90
Balance
$353 55
TOWN.
By rent of farm
$300.00
By wood from wood lot .
100 00
$400 00
125
JOHN H. STETSON. Treasurer. CR.
By 227 orders drawn in 1892 $12,061 35
TRIAL BALANCE, JAN. 2, 1893.
DR.
CR.
Almshouse
$4.044 31
Aid rendered out of almshouse
. 3,524 68
Paid to cities and towns .
312 13
Hospitals, etc.
1,881 46
Town Physicians .
250 00
Miscellaneous expenses .
162 37
Paid for state, cities and towns
485 80
Town Treasurer, sundries refunded .
1,647 05 .
Inventory
353 55
Town .
.
400 00
John H. Stetson. treasurer (orders drawn)
12,061 35
.
$12,461 35
$12,461 35
126
PAUPERS IN ALMSHOUSE, JAN. 1, 1893.
Date Admitted.
NAMES.
Age.
Remarks.
Weeks.
Dys.
1892.
Jan.
1
Elizabeth Tirrell.
73
52
-
1
Elizabeth C. Tirrell.
37
52
-
1
Alonzo Tirrell
52
52
1
Leroy Tirrell ..
51
52
1
Lucius Tirrell.
48
52
1
Samuel V. White.
79
52
1
John W. Gillion .
89
52
-
1
Hiram Blanchard.
74
52
66
1
George Loud.
50
Died March 29
12
4
66
1
Read Blanchard.
83
52
1
1
William Dean
33
66
·1
Ida F. Davis.
32
52
1
Mary F. Rosy.
57
Boarder (sol-
52
-
66
1
Nancy Naslı
73
52
-
66
1
Elizabeth Ryan
23
52
1
Child of Elizabeth Ryan . .
2
52
Michael McCarty
53
52
1
George W. Dyer
69
52
1
Ira D. Noyce .
58
52
1
Mary F. Noyce
53
52
66
1
Nellie Noyce.
34
52
.66
1
Harry Noyce
5 .
52
-
66
1
Susan Leach
70
Boarder (sol-
52
-
1
Charles E. Tirrell.
45
52
66
1
Jason Thayer.
78
Left June 2 ...
21
6
1
Daniel Griffin
55
52
1
Josiah Thayer
74
Boarder
52
1
Henry Carr ..
70
52
-
1
Solomon W. Wright.
76
Boarder dier)
(sol-
66
1
Patrick Cohen
50
Left Apr. 7, re- turned Oct. 30
22
6
1
William Kennedy
31
Left March 4 . .
9
66
1
Michael Daily. .
40
Left March 31.
12
6
March
7
Ahovan Krekarian
23
Left March 13
(State pauper)
1
6
-
1
John Kegan.
68
Left Aug. 16, returned Sept.
8, died Oct. 14
34
2
1
William Wildes
64
Boarder,
died
Jan. 21
3
1
Elbridge L. Leach
64
Boarder (sol-
dier), died June 2.
21
6
dier's widow)
-
52
-
52
dier's widow)
1
127
PAUPERS IN ALMSHOUSE, JAN. 1. 1893. - Continued.
Date Admitted.
NAMES.
Are.
Remarks.
Weeks. Dys.
1892.
March 13
Charles McLaughlin .
28
Left April 9
(State pauper)
31
Josiah M. Pratt.
72
Boarder, left Apr. 2. return- ed Oct. 13,
died Oct. 27. .
16
2
April
9
Nora Sheehan
32
Died Apr. 16 ..
1
1
June
13
Charles Goldthwait
72
Boarder (sol-
28
6
July
8
Jason Thayer.
78
66
8
Otis H. Hobart.
59
.
Boarder
(sol-
2.5
1
8
Bridget Martin
29
Removed July 11 to Tewks- bury.
-
Aug
16
Patrick Gaul
24
Left Sept. 7
3
1
Oct.
14
Albert A. Perigo
41
Left Oct. 26 ...
1
5
19
Eben N. Bean .
66
10
3
Dec.
13
Michael Daily .
40
4
455 tramps, 1 day each ...
....
65
Total weeks
. .
1,794
2
Deduct for boarders and
State paupers.
...
312
1
1,482
1
Cost per week, $2.73 -
-
24
Wilson B. Torrey
70
Died Nov. 14 ..
27
1
25
1
31
Sarah N. Pratt.
52
dier) ..
dier). .
(State pauper)
TOWN CLERK'S REPORT.
BIRTHS.
Recorded in the Town Clerk's Office for the year 1892.
January.
1. Pepina Merluzzo.
3. Mary Florence Yourell.
4. George Francis Delory.
7. Hazel Forester Tirrell.
9. Thomas Ambrose Boyle.
11. Ruth Harris Hicks.
12. Arthur Edwin Davis.
12. Walter Ernest Pfefferkorn, twin.
12. Florence Annie Pfeffer-
korn, twin.
12. James Kelley.
15. Arthur Bradford Cook.
21. Grace Gertrude Graves.
22 Margaret Teresa Connell.
23. Bertha Marguerite Ford.
26. William Edward Lavangie.
27. Lena Louise Cody.
30. Harold Sprague Sears.
30. Mary Ellen Gerald.
February.
1. Walton Raymond Bos-
worth.
3. John Joseph Connor.
5. Johannah Teresa Curren.
5. Charles Alfred Hayden.
5. Ruth Ewel Sherman.
February.
10. Female child of Michael and Hannah Spillane.
10. Bertha May Davis.
10. Arthur McGrory.
10. Herbert Lincoln Ross.
11, Ernest Lovell Prouty.
11. Margaret Catherine Dwyer.
12. Emma Ethel Burrell.
13. Lillian May Garey.
14. Theresa Mae Condon.
19. Ethel Ann Bernhart.
20. Florence May Stetson.
24. Madeline Feozeo.
24. Robert William Alvoord.
26. Sadie Atkins Webster.
26. Charles Estes Cushing, Jr.
26. Mary Ellen Murphy.
27. Harold Engene Williams.
28. Alice Cullen.
March.
1. Patrick Edward McNa- mara.
2. Joseph Patrick O'Neil.
2. Stanly Reginald Sulis.
2. Lina Isabelle Baker.
5. Sarah Gertrude Lonergan®
8. Edwin Phillips.
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March.
10. Annie Grande.
11. Alice May Casey.
14. Lovetta Healey.
14. Neil Dalton.
17. Arthur William Carter.
18. Selma Augustus Hender- SOI.
18. Grace Josephine Damon.
18. Winifred Hart.
19. Joseph Henry Madden.
22. William Francis Clark.
23. Francis O'Reilly.
24. Inene Chase Davidson.
24. Susie Evelyn Burns.
25. Thomas H. Curley.
26. David Francis Condrick.
27. William Dwyer.
28. James Francis Halloran.
30. Alton Crockett Hawkes.
31. Alfred William Sladen
31. Garret T. Burns.
April.
1. Howard Derby Whiting.
3. Joseph Francis Goulais.
3. Female child of Oscar and S. Abbie Madan.
4. Ralph Francis Raymond.
6. Helen Florence Richards.
7. Rosanna Higgins.
7. William Joseph Terry.
7. Abbie Wadsworth May- nard.
10. Mary Alice Conity.
13. Robert Rodolph White.
17. George Edward McCarthy.
April.
20. Earle Whittier Paulin.
23. John Roy Brown.
25. Edward Joseph McCourt.
25. Arthur Francis Dalton.
27. Helen Elizabeth Nugent.
2.8. George Coyle Smith.
29. Edwin Vernon Cunning- ham.
30. George Isaac Beldem.
May.
1. Barbara Kimmel Ries.
1. James Russell Curtin.
1. Pauline Foster.
2. Nathaniel Solomon Ford.
2. Clarence Lester Smith.
2. Walter Richmond Wins- low.
3. Adeline Rachel Tarbox.
3. Sarah Mary Walmsley.
9. Nicolena Desedela.
11. Mary Elizabeth Drown.
14. Henrietta Frances Schutz.
15. Roy Clark Johnston.
17. Bessie Anzalone.
20. Edna Marie Kezar.
22. Mabel Frances Baker.
25. Ruth Gertrude Allen.
26. Ethel Miller Bartlett.
30. Alton Russell Wilder.
30. Flora May Havelin.
31. Ethel Harrison McDonald.
June.
1. Charles Kenneth Urqua- hart, twin.
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June.
1. Keith Stuart Urquahart, twin.
4. Annie Marguerite Clary.
5. Hayden Clement Harris.
6. Jessie Grant Davis.
7. Michael Patrick Ryan.
7. Annie Ruth Donovan.
8. Sarah Elizabeth McCue.
8. Margaret Leonora Con- drick.
9. Female child of Hiram and Elizabeth Thayer.
11. Margaret Kelley.
17. Grace Mildred Bicknell.
18. Emerson Russell Dizer.
20. Howard Bills Keene ..
21. William Lawrence Sum- mers.
21. Lawrence Glendon French.
22. Ralph Elroy Saunders.
26. Susan Jane Morales.
28. Clement Norton Curtis.
30. Joseph Edward McGlore.
30. Elizabeth Burgess.
July.
13. William Jackson.
16. Warren Adolph Bates.
19. Florence MacDonald.
20. Charles Everett Keene.
20. Bessie Evelin Rowel.
24. Ethel Faunee Marsh.
25. Thomas Henry Crowley.
25. Louise May Hersey.
25. Female child of William F. and Mary J. O'Connor.
July. 27. Bertha Tangery. 27. Mary Jane Pool. 27. Louis Reilly. 30. William Lindley Dean ..
31. Annie Louise Deyoung.
August.
1. Male child of Seth C. and Lizzette C. Vining.
3. 'William Richard Duffey.
5. Roland Elsworth Belcher.
7. Emma Florence Curtis.
8. George Bradford Bicknell.
8. Ella Holbrook.
10. Olive Tresa Smith.
10. Elmer Newhall Burrell.
11. Mabel Davis Taylor.
12. Hazel Marie Locke.
14. Rosie Alice Peron.
15. Grace Madgelon Harris.
16. George Francis Healey.
18. Davis Stetson Howe.
20. Rita Clark Page.
20. Maria Agnes Moneghan.
21 Margaret Welch.
21. Theodore Torrey.
24. Mary Agnes Murray.
24. Elizabeth Smith.
25. Bertha Forest Harris.
September.
2. Mary Lillian Lyons.
9. Francis Denbroeder Hart.
13. Margaret Heald.
18. Annie Amrock.
19. Esther Wallace Bicknell.
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September.
21. Nora O'Rouke.
23. Annie Lovetta Shields.
24. Dorothy Francis Rea.
28. Edward Croker.
29. Arthur Thomas Pratt.
30. Male child of George and Maggie Healey.
October.
2. Myron West Cummings.
2. John Joseph Barry.
2. William Davis Stewart.
3. Christopher Cullen.
14. Mary Elizabeth Frazer.
17. William Henry Nelligan.
17. Thomas Tracey McCarty.
19. Sumner Emmons Fearing.
19. Annie Buckley.
19. Elsie Marshall Pray.
19. Helen Elizabeth Pratt.
23. Charles Harold Lincoln.
26. Male child of Frank and Sarah L. Barnes.
26. Clara Louise Pope.
28. Male child of John and Ellen Garrity.
28. Martin Goodman Coyle.
28. Harold Albion Hawes.
31. Bridget Agnes Fitzgerald.
November.
2. Mary Agnes Duffy.
4. Helena Reidy.
7. Olga Putnam Bailey.
8. Ruth Frances Shanahan.
9. Gladys Lillian Shurtleff.
November.
9. Male child of Charles G. and Junie B. Morrill.
10. Della May Saville.
11. John James Green.
12. Ruth Eleanor Kennedy.
12. Edward Jackson Maynard.
13. Michael James Eagan.
14. James Kilfoy Condrick.
16. Jolın Saillardet.
17. Theresa St. Clair Lowell.
20. Stanley Overy.
20. Alice Hoburt Tudale.
22. Frederick Herbert Farrar.
26. Male child of Emidds and Margaret Cusitore.
26. Annie Mclaughlin.
December.
1. Male child of Charles J. and Nellie H. Scott.
1. Bertha Mallissia Sprague.
2. Thomas Slattery.
3. James Lewis Boyd.
4. Simon Benjamin Delorey.
7. John Baptist Joyce.
10. Mary Margaret Lynch.
12. William Henry Doriant.
12. Helen May Bates.
13. Rocco Mauro.
14. Henry Albert Tracy.
15. John Fennell.
15. Walter Healey.
16 John Henry Coffey.
18. Gladys May Larmey.
18. Carl Bicknell Reed.
20. Hazel Alton Roarty.
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December.
20. Mary Roseanna Watson.
20. Loretta Quinn.
24. Grace Francis Torry.
25. Daniel Francis Rowell.
26. Lillian Gertrude Keay.
December.
26. Eva Loverna Torrey.
26. Edmond Russell Howley.
28. Theresa Ellen Kobler.
29. Celia Hurley.
29. Nina Leslie Quinn.
MARRIAGES.
Recorded in the Town Clerk's Office for the year 1892.
Date of marriagee.
Jan. 4. Simon Peter Dhooge and Margaret E, Pitts, both of Weymouth.
66 12. Robert Healey, of Weymouth, and Elizabeth Madden, of Boston.
66 18. Benjamin E. Wrightington and Rebecca H. Payne, both of Weymouth.
66 24. John T. Buckley and Mary A. Woods, both of Wey- mouth
Feb. 12. Edward L. Curtin and Catherine E. Lonergan, both of Weymouth.
18. Timothy Connor, of Weymouth, and Elizabeth E. Eustace, of Rockland.
66 20. William H. Amrock and Annie F. Fitzsimmons, both of Weymouth.
66 23.
John D. Mason and Clara C. Paine, both of Wey- mouth.
66 22. Jeremiah J. McAnarey, of No. Abington, and Clara A. Holbrook, of Weymouth.
66
27. Heary B. Packard and Lottie E. Blanchard, both of Abington.
March 1. James H. A. Tracy and Mary E. Lynch, both of Weymouth.
66 1. James R. Quinlan, of North Abington, and Mary E. Greaney, of Weymouth.
13. Manuel S. Page and Stella M. Clark, both of Wey- mouth.
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April
5. Bertrand W. Maxim and Ellen McKenna. both of Weymouth.
66
17. William R. Panting, of Randolph, and Maria V. Lo- throp, of Ironton, Ohio.
66
21. Joseph A. Eaton and Idella M. Whitehouse, both of Braintree.
66 30.
H. Alden Damon and Florence C. Litchfield, both of Weymouth.
May 5. E. Faxon Shaw and Ida F. Gay, both of Weymouth. 12. Robert F. Shaw and Marion J. (West) Cronin, both of Weymouth.
66 14. Thomas G. Poole and Annie O'Hare, both of Wey- mouth.
66 17. Josiah Q. Spear and Hannah J. (Orcutt) Burrell, both of Weymouth.
" 22. George M. Arnold, of Hingham, and Katie Arceneaux, of Weymouth.
66 24. Joseph L. Hobart and Desire C. (Dyer) Pratt, both of Braintree.
66 29. George Healey and Maggie Lynch, both of Wey- mouth.
66
25. Daniel J. McGerigle, of Randolph, and Annie Hickey, of Weymouth.
June 1. Cassius Tirrell and Arria G. Stewart, both of Wey- mouth.
5. Euclid D. Catredal, of Clinton, and Mary A. Fitzger- ald, of Weymouth.
6. Thomas A. Chubbuck, of Rockland, and Lydia A. Torrey, of Weymouth.
66 11. Charles I. Newcomb and J. Gertrude Bates, both of Lynn.
14.
66 Walter A. Holbrook, of Holbrook, and Mary V. Hol- brook, of Weymouth.
16. John L. Trainer, of Weymouth, and Mary A. Revieve, of Braintree.
21. A. Mason Bachelder and Hattie B. Baker, both of Weymouth.
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June 21. Thomas Horan and Lillie Heffernan, both of Wey- mouth.
22. Q. Irving Loud and Lucy E. (Bailey) Thomas, both of Weymouth.
66
22. Frederick E. Whittemore, of Reading, and Edith. L. Easterbrook, of Weymouth.
66 23. Benjamin N. Ells and Annie C. F. Pratt, both of Wey- mouth.
66 25. Edward Rimener and Mary J. Cashen, both of Wey- mouth.
66 27. John E. Cross and Mary B. Gorman, both of Wey- 1 mouth.
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66 28. Edmund P. White and Sarah E. Lynch, both of Wey- mouth.
66 29. John W. Hanley and Mary E. Buttimore, both of Weymouth.
66
29. Frank S. Cobbett and Dora B. Damon, both of Ab- ington.
66
30. Dennis J. Slattery and Mary E. Griffin, both of Wey- mouth.
July
3. Thomas M. Cross and Nellie E. Powers, both of Wey- mouth.
66 4.
J. Frank McGreavey, of Weymouth, and Annie M. Landers, of Scituate.
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