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4 00
Cash for weighing hay .
90
Cash for railroad freight .
1 21
Cash for blankets, circingles, etc.
12 00
Cash to inmates
10 50
Cash for expenses to Boston
6 25
Cash for hats .
2 50
Cash for apples
5 00
Cash for knives and forks, repairs, etc.
7 20
Alexander Cummings, services
825 00
Town for rent
300 00
Town for wood from wood lot . ·
475 00
Total
$12,715 10
Timothy Cohen, shovelling snow
.
112
INVENTORY OF PERSONAL PROPERTY AT ALMS- HOUSE, JAN. 1, 1894.
4 horses . $600 00
brushes,
combs,
7 cows ·
245 00
and cards
$5 00
11 stake chains
5 00
8 wrenches
4 00
2 sleds 45 00
1 2-horse cart
40 00
measures, baskets, 2 00
2 coal wagons
230 00
4 hogsheads 3 00
1 farm wagon 20 00
2 horse carts 60 00
2 vinegar barrels 2 00
1 covered wagon
20 00
1 kerosene barrel 1 50
1 pung
3 wheelbarrows
4 00
scythes, snaths,
1 roller
5 00
ropes
6 00
1 wheel drag . 10 00
forks and poles 2 50
hay cutter .
3 00
5 ploughs 30 00
rope .
1 00
1 cultivator 5 00
1 horse hoe 1 00
1 buckling harrow 5 00
6 spades and shovels 2 00
2 2-horse harrows 25 00
6 manure forks 2 00
2 1-horse harrows. 3 00
9 hoes 2 40
4 double harness 70 00
3 iron bars 2 00
1 single harness 6 00
2 pick-axes 1 50
1 bush hook
1 00
1 corn sheller
2 00
meal chest and
5 whiffle-trees and 8
trough 8 00
shave horse
1 00
cross cut saw
·
2 00
seed sower 8 00
water sprinkler 75
300 feet cotton hose
and nozzle .
.
155 00
circingles
2 00
75 feet rubber hose
.
3 00
chains 15 00
hames 2 00
halters
3 00
lead reins 3 00
cart body 2 00
road scraper
60 00
grindstone . 4 00
70 vine protectors 5 00
2 cart harnesses . 20 00
2 ox yokes 1 00
1 carriage jack . 2 00
15 00
98 fowl .
50 00
1 mowing machine . 50 00
70 barrels 7 00
14 hogs and pigs 125 00
113
2-horse harrow . $30 00
40 cords manure . . $200 00
drag
3 00
25 tons hay
500 00
snow plough
10.00
bedding
25 00
robes
5 00
stable pails 2 00
blankets
20 00
grain
18 00
axes
5 00
14 tons coal
84 00
saws and horses . 10 00
700 pounds pork
70 00
beetle and wedges, 2 00
6₺ barrels flour 29 25
hatchet .
50
10 gallons molasses 4 50
chest tools . 8 00
150 pounds sugar
9 00
2 stone hammers
1 00
14 jars
7 00
2 butter boxes 2 00
2 bushels beans
3 80
spices
6 00
blocks and ropes .
1 50
balances 5 00
skids
2 00
kerosene oil
3 15
coal shovels
5 00
7 brooms .
2 50
ladder hook 1 00
179 pounds tobacco 71 60
sole leather
3 00
20 gallons vinegar
3 00
7 00
1 horse rake
15 00
3 lanterns 1 00
meat
.
6 60
220 pounds lard
25 30
18 gallons pickles
9 00
preserves
12 00
shoe jack 3 00
1 barrel apples
5 00
4 stable brooms
2 00
4 feed baskets
4 00
lumber 20 00
600 cabbages 24 00
cleaver 50
12 pork barrels 6 00
lantern 2 00
16 hams 26 80
20 pounds coffee
5 00
100 pounds tea 40 00
nails
2 00
90 pounds fish 7 00
safe . 40 00
soap .
66 pounds
sausage
scales 6 00
oil cans . 1 00
copper pump 1 50
vegetables
70 75
80 bushels potatoes 68 00
wire line 3 00
barbed wire 50
15 pounds fresh pork, 1 50
2 set kettles 3 00
1 hay knife
2 00
2 spade forks
1 00
90 pounds butter . 29 70
40 pounds salaratus
2 40
stone tools . 3 00
2 ladders
10 00
2 hog hooks
1 00
114
crackers
$1 00
household furniture . $800 00
361 cords wood . 1,164 00
chimneys
1 50
5 pounds cheese . 75
clothing .
175 00
$5,778 25
We, the undersigned, appraise the Town Farm 64
acres land .
. $6,400 00
Buildings on same .
.
.
10,000 00
Woodland, 60 acres ·
.
600 00
$17,000 00
Z. L. BICKNELL, E. J. PITCHER, FRANCIS AMBLER,
Auditors.
ALMSHOUSE RECEIPTS FOR 1893.
Cash for board, Mary F. Rosey
$117 00
for board, Susan Leach .
117 00
for board, Solomon W. Wright
130 00
for board, Alfred G. Adlington
101 80
for board, William C. Nash
1 18
for board, Martin Hennessey .
5 71
for board, Frederick Coolidge
5 63
for board, Charles Goldthwait .
57 01
for board, Otis H. Hobart
56 25
Otis H. Hobart (now due, $30.21)
for board, Josiah Thayer 104 00
for board, Mary A. Buckley and child
37 50
for boarder ·
1 00
for board of State paupers
30 59
for barrels
3 75
for carting logs
4 00
for wood
706 75
for pigs .
48 00
for milkand butter .
89 48
for calves
29 40
.
.
.
115
Cash for hay . $24 75
for highway work, and removing snow 475 38
for wood, and carting coal for schools, town house, lockups, and engine houses
593 49
for wood, and carting coal to poor . .
271 25
from Solomon W. Wright, for clothing
21 09
$3,032 01
Inventory of Jan. 1, 1894, .
5,778 25
Total
$8,810 36
SUMMARY OF ALMSHOUSE. EXPENSES AND RECEIPTS FOR 1893. DR.
To Inventory of January 2, 1893 $5,577 90
Supplies and expenses per memorandum
5,537 20
Alexander Cummings and wife, services
825 00
Town for rent of farm .
300 00
Town for wood, from wood lot
.
475 00
$12,715 10
CR.
By receipts per memorandum .
$3,032 01
Inventory of Jan. 1, 1894 . .
5,778 25
8,810 36
Cost for the year
$3,904 84
ASSISTANCE RENDERED TO POOR OUT OF ALMS- HOUSE.
WARD ONE.
Paid for Mrs. Cora Ruggles' children . $144 00
Mrs. Abbie L. Joy and child . 69 75
Mrs. Geo. T. Harding and children,
37 90
Mrs. Daniel J. Gilligan and child
6 00
Nellie Spear and child .
39 00
Mrs. James P. Bunker . ·
5 00
Mrs. Lucy A. Packard . . 10 10 ·
$311 75
116
WARD Two.
Paid for Kennedy children
$72 00
Harriet M. Burrell . .
88 25
Mrs. Harriet N. Maxim .
94 50
Mrs. Charles Tormey
77 05
Mrs. John Ryan and children .
97 35
Mrs. Ann Lynch and children
164 35
Mrs. Patrick Weathers
144 00
Eugene A. Webster
5 00
Mrs. Catherine Moran
103 25
Mrs. Jeremiah Haley
10 15
William Fogarty
75 00
Joshua Pratt .
26 00
Mrs. Ann McCue .
10 15
Mrs. Lavinia Bullard
13 00
John M. Connell
6 00
$988 05
WARD THREE.
Betsey Veazie
$34 00
John Tracy, children
72 00
Mrs. Susan B. Rich and children
96.00
Baxter Torrey
104 00
Mrs. Ann Goodwin
27 00
Mrs. Mary Ahearn
75 15
Mrs. Patrick Curran
13 50
Eben W. Richards
·39 00
Stephen White
51 80
Michael Kennedy
60 66
Mrs. Mary Doran .
76 00
WARD FOUR.
Mrs. John Clavin and children $139 85
Michael and Julia Flynn
108 20
Godfrey Ahlstedt .
180 50
Mrs. Webster Sutton
61 20
Robert Saunders and wife
85 00
.
649 11
574 75
.
.
117
WARD FIVE.
Paid for Henry C. Bates
$120 00
Geo. W. Hayden
130 00
Geo. Hayden
72 00
Mrs. John Monaghan and child
72 00
Chas. H. Phillips, family
312 37 ·
Nellie Noyce and child .
64 00
Geo. Davis
77 06
Geo. W. Pool
78 00
Ira D. Noyce
9 65
Michael Crowley, Jr., children
20 00
Chas. E. Raymond
43 59
Mrs. J. T. Maddan and children
45 30
$1,043 97
Mrs. Rachael A. Spear, in Malden . $48 00
James Dolan, in Chelsea 120 00
Mrs. Charles R. Tirrell in Hingham, 116 00
Mrs. Estella Lincoln and family, in
Hingham 156 00
John A. Hickman and Son, in
Boston
130 00
Laurett B. Torrey, 1892 and 1893, in Cummington . 164 00
$734 00
Assistance rendered by cities and towns : -
Paid City of Boston for Harriet Stetson . $60 00
City of Boston for John A. Hickman and Son 24 00
Town of Randolph for Mrs. John C. Welsh 135 20
Town of Rockland for Mrs. Mary A. Delory . 120 00
118
Paid Town of Rockland for Mrs. Emily
Sargent
$44 00
Town of Cohasset for Mrs. Mary (Fogerty) Mullen 56 98
City of Lowell for Mary Handley 14 93
City of Brockton for Dennis Collins' family .
78 04
$533 15.
Total amount out of almshouse
$4,301 63.
TAUNTON LUNATIC HOSPITAL.
Paid for board Margaret Lonnegan . $169 46
Wilfred A. Blanchard 169 46
Elizabeth A. Hunt ·
93 50
Geo. F. Groves
169 46
Frank W. French .
32 23
Ellen A. Cudworth
169 46
John B. Corkery
19 50
Franklin C. Pratt . .
27 48
$850 55.
WORCESTER LUNATIC HOSPITAL.
Paid for board Hannah Handley
$169 46
Clarissa E. Richards 169 46
James J. Brown
169 48
$508 40.
STATE FARM.
Paid for board Janet Hines
$73 60
John F. Sheehan .
.
28 28
$101 88
NORFOLK AND BRISTOL TRUANT SCHOOL.
Paid for board of Geo. Fisher
$84 86
$84 86.
SCHOOL FOR FEEBLE-MINDED.
Paid for board Daniel E. Turner $155 06 $155 06
Total paid hospitals, etc. .
$1,700 75
119
TOWN PHYSICIANS.
Paid W. A. Drake, services .
$175 00
E. N. Mayberry, services 75 00
$250 00
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.
Paid W. Wallace Clapp, for burial Eliza-
beth A. Hunt $20 00
Ford & McCormick, for burial Charles Henry · 20 00
W. F. Rice, conveying E. M. Bean to hospital . 8 00
Geo. F. Maynard, conveying Charles Henry to Almshouse . 3 00
Alfred Mudge & Son, printing extra reports 9 30
J. H. Stetson, treasurer, water rent,
J. B. Pratt place 6 00
Henry A. Nash, railroad fares and expenses 13 03
CR. $79 33
By J. H. Stetson, treasurer, from Frank Drayton, rent of Mrs. Jas. B.
Pratt house .
$25 00
$54 33
ASSISTANCE RENDERED TO THOSE HAVING A SET- TLEMENT IN OTHER PLACES.
State paupers as follows : -
Paid for Edward Hill $5 30
John Powers .
.
14 29
Patrick McCue 27 87
Mrs. James Dillon and family 20 15
Mrs. Mary Maloney
·
16 00
Mrs. Margaret Raleigh and family .
16 25
120
Paid for Mrs. Mary Lewis $6 65
Mrs. Minnie McNamara and chil-
dren 7 33
Mrs. Patrick Ryan and family 7 33
Mrs. Catherine Nelson, settlement, Boston 14 00
Martin Hennessy and wife, settle- ment, Lynn ·
304 93
Mrs. Ann Sherlock, settlement,
Taunton 60 00
Mrs. P. F. Maguire, settlement, Stoughton . 52 00
Walter B. Stetson children, settle- ment, Marshfield 54.00
Jacob Chandler, settlement, Marsh- field 54 00
Harriet Delory, settlement, Well-
fleet .
56 00
Joseph Silvia, settlement at Cohasset 67 69
$783 79
By cash from treasurer of town of Cohasset,
67 69
$716 10
JOHN H. STETSON, Treasurer.
DR. To cash refunded, for which orders had been drawn as follows -
Hospital bills from sundry persons . $1,186 21 Aid refunded . 170 16
$1,356 37
121
SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES ON ACCOUNT OF TOWN'S POOR, FOR THE YEAR 1893.
Cost at almshouse .
$3,904 84
Cost out of almshouse
.
4,301 63
Cost at hospitals, etc.
1,700 75
Salary of town physicians
250 00
Miscellaneous expenses .
54 33
Paid by cities and towns .
533 15
Total cost of Town's poor
$10,744 70
Paid for the state, cities and towns
716 10
For sundries refunded
1,381 37
Total® .
. $12,842 17
APPROPRIATION.
Balance from 1892
. $1,444 23
Appropriation, March 6, 1893
. 12,000 00
Appropriation for deficiency in 1892
2,000 00
15,444 23
Unexpended balance
$2,602 06
INVENTORY.
DR.
To inventory of Jan. 2, 1893 . $5,577 90
CR.
By inventory of Jan. 1, 1894 .
5,778 25
Balance
·
$200 35
TOWN.
CR.
By rent of farm
$300 00
By wood cut from wood lot
475 00
$775 00
122
JOHN H. STETSON, Treasurer. CR.
By 223 orders drawn in 1893 . $12,267 52
TRIAL BALANCE, JAN. 1, 1894.
DR.
CR.
Almshouse
. $3,904 84
Aid rendered out of almshouse
. 4,301 63
Aid rendered by cities and towns
533 15 ·
Hospitals, etc.
. 1,700 75
Town physicians
250 00 .
Miscellaneous expenses . . 54 33
Town treasurer. sundries refunded .
.
1,381 37
Paid for State, cities and towns
716 10
Inventory
200 35
Town ·
$775 00
John H. Stetson, treasurer (orders drawn)
12,267 52
.
$13,042 52
$13,042 52
7
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PAUPERS IN THE ALMSHOUSE, JAN. 1, 1894.
Date Admitted.
NAMES.
Age.
Remarks.
Weeks.
Days.
1893.
Jan.
1
Elizabeth Tirrell.
74
52
1
Elizabeth C. Tirrell.
38
52
-
66
1
Alonzo Tirrell
53
52
-
1
Leroy Tirrell.
52
52
1
Lucius Tirrell.
49
52
60
1
Charles R. Tirrell.
46
52
66
1
Samuel V. White.
80
52
66
1
John W. Gillion ..
90
52
66
1
Hiram Blanchard.
75
52
-
66
1
Read Blanchard.
84
52
-
66
1
William Dean
34
52
-
66
1
Ida F. Davis.
33
Boarder (sol-
52
-
66
1
Susan Leach .
71
Boarder (sol-
52
-
1
Nancy Nash.
73
Died Oct. 24 ..
42
3
66
1
Elizabeth Ryan.
24
66
1
Ida May Ryan. .
3
-
1
-
1
Geo. W. Dyer.
69
Left May 9.
18
3
1
Ira D. Noyce.
58
Left April 7.
13
6
66
1
Mary F. Noyce
53
Left April 7 . ..
13
6
66
1
Nellie Noyce.
34
Left April 7 ...
13
6
66
1
Harry Noyce ..
5
Left April 7.
13
6
66
1
Jason Thayer.
79
52
-
60
1
Josiah Thayer
75
Boarder
52
-
66
1
Henry Carr.
71
52
66
1
Sarah N. Pratt.
53
Left March 25.
12
66
1
Eben N. Bean.
66
Left Jan. 4 ....
4
66
1
Charles Goldthwait .. .... 73
Left March 15, boarder (sol- dier)
10
4
July
17
Charles Goldthwait.
78
Left Sept. 11,
boarder (sol- dier).
S
I
Jan.
1
Otis H. Hobart. . . .
60
Left Sept. 12. Soldier board-
er to Jan. 10. .
36
3
12
Martin Hennessy
51
Left Jan. 22,
boarder (sol- dier
1
4
-
1
Mary F. Rosey
58
dier's widow)
52
-
1
Michael McCarty
54
56
52
-
1
Solomon W. Wright. 77
Boarder (sol-
dier)
52
-
1
Patrick Cohen
51
52
-
I
Michael Daily
41
52
-
-
1
1
Daniel Griffin .
52
dier's widow ;
52
52
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PAUPERS IN THE ALMSHOUSE, JAN. 1, 1894 - Continued.
Date Admitted.
NAMES.
Age.
Remarks.
Weeks.
Days.
1893.
March 21 66
21
Alfred G. Adlington .
57
Boarder (sol-
40
5
66
24
John Powers.
22
Left April 3, State pauper .. Left Aug. 30, boarder (sol- dier)
1
4
Aug.
16
Frederick Coolidge.
51
2
-
Sept.
26
Mary A. Buckley
29
13
5
66
26
Annie Buckley.
1
13
5
Nov.
3
Jeremiah Doran
31
S
2
66
8
Harriet N. Maxim
68
7
4
66
12
William C. Nash
49
Left Nov. 14, boarder (sol- dier ).
6
-
66
24
Patrick McCue
30
Left Dec. 24.
4
Dec.
11
Albert Coolidge.
44
3
Albert Perigo.
42
Left Dec. 25 ...
1
214 2 4
919 tramps, 1 day each ...
131
2
Total weeks
1,675
1
Deduct for boarders and State paupers .
302
1
Cost per week, $2.84+
1,373
4
Charles Henry
54
Died May 13 ..
7
-
3
20
Rachael A. Spear
66
State pauper.
15
dier) .. .
TOWN CLERK'S REPORT.
BIRTHS.
Recorded in the Town Clerk's Office, Weymouth, in the year 1893.
January.
1. Dominick Moro.
6. Nellie Keene Sprague.
7. Louise Atherton Harris.
8. Alice Elizabeth Hurley.
9. Nathan Lovell Beal.
9. Minnie Etta Perry.
10. Marie Curtin.
10. Mabel Ethel Burrell.
13. Edward Everett Pratt, Jr.
15. Blanche Celia Lonergan.
19. James Francis Heffernan.
21. Ruth Lawrence Mason.
24. Mabel Esther Lobbin.
24. Male child of Joseph and Fellemar Jeffe.
30. Albert Bisbee Bennett.
February.
2. Theo Alice Shaw.
4. Annie Cross Carlton.
5. Walter Vinal Reed.
5. George Ryan.
7. Alice Ruth Bleakney.
8. Mary Winifred Reid.
9. William Tracey Wall.
10. Frank Gennacco.
13. Ruth Mary Reidy.
16. John Carlton Trainor.
February.
16. Helen MacDowd.
19. Edward- Mullen Cross.
21. Leslie Burrell Brown.
23. Frederick Cleveland Lewis.
24. Bertha Frances Doran.
27. William Francis Mahoney.
28. David Franklin Richards.
March.
6. Vernon Marcellus White.
10. Sarah Pauline Bergaron.
14. Alfred Bartlett Lyon.
14. Herbert Dane Jones.
16. Thomas Edward Joyce.
17. Nicholas Garofalo.
18. Female child of Almon B. and Alice Raymond.
20. Mertel Dizer Smith.
21. David Condon.
22. James Glendon Roy McGill
22. Mary Madaline Ferullo.
25. Mary Gertrude Welch.
26. Mabel Helen Hanson.
April.
2. Francis Brett Carroll.
3. Ruth Emerson Trufant.
5. Carl Emmons Pratt.
5. Joseph Henry Shechan.
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April.
7. Laura Gordon Batcheldor.
8. Walter Augustus Saunders
8. Annie May Horan.
12. Marion Teresa Griffin.
14. Charles Henry Derusha.
14. Henry Johnson.
17. Rollen Joseph Martin.
17. Dorothy Darling.
18. Asa Francis Bourke.
23. Helen May Keefe.
24. Mary Louise Caulfield.
25. Leon Howard Larmey, twin.
25. Carl Herbert Larmey, twin.
26. Caroline Amabile.
28. Thomas Joseph Welch.
May.
1. John Burke.
1. Female child of Burnice G. Tuffts.
4. Cora Mildred Chambers.
5. Lilas May Cudworth.
6. Walter Franklin Pratt.
10 George Willard Hunt.
15. Gladys . Garey Hunt.
17 William Lyman.
17 Luraka May Cane.
18. Augustine Terry.
19. Mary Ellen Veno.
21. Hattie Gundoway.
24. Mary Alice Levangia.
25. Agnes Donovan.
26. Bessie Loretta Roberts.
28. Edward Austin Hunt.
June.
1. Muriel Butler.
1. Edward Cafrey.
1. Hasket Derby Blanchard.
3. John Joseph Hackett, Jr.
7. Male child of Lewis and Georgina Farina.
8. Louiza Ghiorzi.
11. Edwin Thayer McBride.
11. Joseph Dunn.
11. Alice Hersey.
11. Frederick William Bum- pus.
13. Charles King.
15. Male child of Francis H. and Margaret Maguire.
17. William G. Turner.
19. Edward Rogers Hastings.
23. Mary O'Leary.
23. Catherine Ellen Gorman.
24. Mary Esther Phillips.
24. Allan Monroe.
25. Maggie Buckley.
25. James Carroll.
26. Velma Lincoln Collyer.
27. Male child of Edward W. and Lillian Parker.
July.
1. Annie Elizabeth Healey.
2. Margaret Mary Bresna- han.
2. Everett Allan Armington. 3. Ralph Manuel.
3. Charles Edward Abbott.
6. Leon Faulkner Marsh.
8. Helena Cullinane.
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July.
8. Warren Joel Barter.
9. Raphael Piccains.
12. Annie Loretta Nelligan.
15. Thomas Joseph Killoury.
16. Hugh Francis Martin.
16. Male child of Harry and Emma Smith.
16. Mary Johanna Moe.
16. Pearl Griffith McFaun.
18. Wallace Horne Drake.
20. Daniel Barnard Santry.
21. Male child of Frank W. and Cora A. Pratt.
22. Rosie Vender.
23. Herbert Little Griffin.
24. Ralph Cotter.
24. Norman Edward Fraher.
25. Male child of Howard L. and Mary L. Dunbar.
25 Florence May Lincoln.
26. Harry Frederick Lowe.
30. George Radcliffe Thayer.
30. Alberta Mae Gumb.
August.
1. Catherine Desmond.
1. Joseph McCarty.
2. Lyman Fletcher Pratt. 4. James Lynch.
4. Albert Reed Humphrey.
5. Harriet Agnes Delory.
10. Elmer Francis Litchfield.
10. Otis Nickerson Randall.
13. Charles Russell O'Connor.
13. Clarence Leslie McDonald.
14. Stanley Nelson Holbrook.
August.
17. Edwin Russell Farren.
19. Lora Loud.
19 William Henry Goodwin.
21. Thomas Joseph McNa-
mara.
21. Joseph Hackett.
21. James Clark Boyle.
22. Francis Donovan.
22. Vincenzo Santacroce.
22. Katie Ellen Conaty.
24. Addie Jane Delory.
28. Daniel Joseph McGeever.
29. Ruth Blanche Catudal. .
September.
1. Cornelius Howard Cowing.
2. Julia Frances O'Connell.
3. Nellie Snow Howe.
6. Maise Rosabell Lengevien.
8. Leo Francis Ford.
8. Catherine Agnes Butler.
9. George William Hayden.
10. Jessie Emeline Morrill.
11. Male child of William E. and Lucy A. Hawes.
13. Mildred Southworth Howe.
15. Ann Jane Enwright, twin.
15. William Edward En- wright, twin.
18. Helen Hanley.
19. Karle Granger Lovell.
19. James Henry Corridan.
19. Norman Wood.
21. James Willard Wendall.
24. Charles Henry Murphy.
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September.
24. John Patrick Cullinane.
24. Domenico Luiggi Dondero.
29. Florence Bates Tinkham.
October.
4. George Alexander Baker.
4. Grace Lillian Cody.
5. Joseph Arthur Delory.
6. Alice O'Connell.
7. Alice Kelly.
8. Helen Sullivan.
9. Lillian May Ford.
11. Gladys Evelyn Overy.
15. Doris Lucille Cushing.
17. Marion Raymond.
18. Helena McCarty.
18. Earle Winthrop Burrell.
20. Harold Wesley Bernhart.
22. Ernestine Blackington Car- ter.
22. Mary Alice Dorant.
25. Male child of Joseph and Fellemar Jeffe.
27. George Arthur McFawn. 31. Lillian Gracie Bussiere.
November.
2. Thomas Edward Murphy.
4. Lottie May Carter, twin.
4. Ethel Gertrude Carter, twin.
5. Francis Merchant Silva.
9. Hattie Taylor.
10. Margaret Elese Grande. 11. Alice Maud Favreau.
November.
12: George Gorden Floyed.
14. Male child of Charles W. and Eliza L. Joy.
17. Female child of Willie T. and Martha E. Thayer.
20. Harold Leslie Davis.
21. Henry Joseph Donovan.
21. Mabel Elizabeth Dowd.
22. Lawrence Edmund Gallant.
23. Earl Madison Hutchinson.
24. Harry McNamara.
25. Margaret Ellen. Hanley.
26. Helen May Burton.
26. Dorothy Maynard.
27. Elizabeth Jane Delory.
28. Female child of Frank B. Laura E. Allen.
December.
1. Michael Ambrose Fox.
1. Florence Louise Wolfe.
2. Helen Dorothy Taylor.
2. Ellen Veronica Lyons.
2. Irene Blanche Cross.
3. Francis Eugene Healey.
3. Male child of Jacob and J. Russell.
3. Russell Eustis Dexheimir.
3. Arthur Tenney Emerson.
3. Nicholas Fitzgerald.
4. Chester Everett Spear.
5. Alice Grace Desilete.
9. William Edward Slattery.
11. Fred Wilson Loring.
12. Dorick Theodore White.
16. Hazel Josephine Cushing.
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December.
17. Male triplets of Albert P. and Harriet L. Worthen.
18. Male child of Arthur G. and Martha T. Lyon.
18. Benjamin Starks Lovell.
20. Otto Winthrop Montgom- ery.
December.
21. William Benjamin Shaw. 24. Female child of Chester M. and Sarah L. Stod- dard.
30. James Henry Barry.
MARRIAGES.
Recorded in the Town Clerk's Office, during the year 1893.
Date of Marriages.
Jan. 1. John E. Burns, of Quincy, and Anastasia. Ward, of Weymouth.
66 1. John L. Kelly and Maggie E. McGillvray, both of Weymouth.
66 1. Michael Murphy, Jr., and Annie Deady, both of Wey- mouth.
" 7. Alvin F. Curtis and Susie M. Shaw, both of Wey- mouth.
8. Joseph N. W. Briggs and Udora Millard, both of Rockland.
66 10. Michael A. Hagerty, of Weymouth, and Mary E. Doherty, of Braintree.
66 17. George W. Ratcliffe, of Braintree, and Ethel A. Thayer, of Randolph.
66
17. James S. Halligan. of Weymouth, and Margaret C. Coffee, of Boston.
18. Daniel L. Bresnahan and Agnes J. Reardon, both of Weymouth.
66 21. James B. Johnson, of Weymouth, and Jennie (Todd) Grogan, of Lowell.
25. Arthur Pierce, of Somerville, and Estelle F. White, of Boston.
25. Clifton D. Harlow, of Weymouth, and Hattie M. Wil- kins, of Braintree.
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Jan. 29. Francis X. Langevin and Rosanna J. Bussiere, both of Weymouth.
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31. John E. O'Neil, of Boston, and Julia M. Healey, of Weymouth.
Feb.
5. Fred G. Crimmins, of Brockton, and Catherine A. Newman, of Weymouth.
14. Warren C. Hersey, of Hingham, and Teresa Cleary, of Weymouth.
66 17. Lorenzo Aurigenna and Tommasina Deluca, both of Weymouth.
66 22. Chester H. Stoddard and Sarah L. Chubbuck, both of Weymouth.
26. Frederick E. Bumpus and Katie F. Smith, both of Weymouth.
66 26. William J. Kearney and Lucy C. Foster, both of Weymouth.
Mar. 22. Jesse F. Damon, of Norwell, and Edith E. Sprague, of Weymouth.
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30. Avery E. Ward and Edna A. McKenney, both of Weymouth.
. Apr. 5. Gilbert P. Butterworth, of Cincinnati, O., and Lo- retta P. Linton, of Weymouth.
66 6. Albert W. Ames, of Rockland, and Lucy A. Wright- ington, of Weymouth.
66 9. Joseph E. Sampson and Susie E. Pratt, both of Wey- mouth.
66 15. Leonard M. Tirrell and Nellie E. Lemar, both of Wey- mouth.
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15. Fred W. Clark and Edith F. Raymond, both of Weymouth.
23. Walter J. Richards, of Weymouth, and Judith E. Damon, of Cohasset.
26. Henry A. Richards and Lydia C. Lovell, both of Weymouth.
27. Jesse L. Cushing, of Weymouth, and Mary E. Jones, of Braintree.
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Apr. 27. Michael Heffernan and Annie Stewart, both of Wey- mouth.
66 30. Henry C. Perry and Mary (Ross) Lyons, both of Weymouth,
May
3. Owen S. Chandler and Emeline A. Tirrell, both of Weymouth.
6 13. Everett M. Pratt, of Weymouth, and Mary B. Severy, of Springfield.
66
21. Timothy Cullinane and Margaret Donahue, both of Weymouth.
66 22. Edmund Veno and Julia Cullivan, both of Weymouth.
22. Daniel H. Cullivan and Sarah Veno, both of Wey- mouth.
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29. William B. Belcher and Mary E. Connell, both of Holbrook.
31. Horace F. Cole, of. Weymouth, and Jennie D. Wild, of Holbrook.
June 1. Theron L. Tirrell, of Weymouth, and Caroline B. Costello, of Boston.
1. Harrison T. Bates, of Weymouth, and Minnie E. Emery, of Braintree.
7. George F. Cowing, of Norwell, and Cora F. Brown, of Hanson.
66 7. Morris Hickey, of Rockland, and Nellie E. McGrath, of Weymouth.
7. John E. Coughlin, of Braintree, and Katie (Baker) Bates, of Weymouth.
9. Henry B. Stiles and Clara M. Whiting, both of Wey- mouth.
66 10. Rufus L. Osborn and Lizzie S. (Pratt) Townsend, both of Weymouth.
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10. William Putty and Ida M. Taylor, both of Weymouth.
11. Fred L. Loring, of Weymouth, and E. Maud Keene, of Hanover.
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12. £
Charles A. Randall and Nellie M. Nickerson, both of Weymouth.
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June 13. Frederick R. Stewart and Carrie F. Vogell, both of Weymouth.
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14. Harry W. Bates, of Weymouth, and M. Josephine Tirrell, of Brockton.
14. Fred L. Rhodes, of Norwood, and Georgianna Bowles, of Weymouth.
14. James H. Gould, of Rockland, and Alice L. Farrell, of Weymouth.
66
17. Wesley E. Sturtevant and Lottie E. Harding, both of Hanover.
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66 20. Michael O'Rouke, Jr., and Alice O'Connell, both of Weymouth.
25. Joseph Brown, of Abington, and Mary A. Smith, of Weymouth.
66 28.
Charles A. Hayward and Florence M. Loring, both of Braintree.
28. Frank B. Allen and Laura E. Radcliffe, both of Wey- mouth.
28. James O. Hollis and Ida P Burrell, both of Wey- mouth.
66 28. Walter F. Blanchard and Rose M. Whiting, both of Weymouth.
66 29. David Ford and Maria Burke, both of Weymouth.
29. Willie S. Stoddard and Mary E. Henderson, both of Hanover.
July
1. Frederick N. Torrey, of Quincy, and Fannie E. Hawes, of Weymouth.
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1. Ercole Orsi and Matilda Grassi, both of Weymouth.
2. Daniel E. Whelan and Mary T. (Manchester) Sulli- van, both of Weymouth.
66 5. Frederic McKenny and Emily B. Damon, both of Abington.
66 16. William T. Crawford, of Brockton, and Annabel Gar- celon, of Weymouth.
66 16 George F. Rowell and Lilla Buzzell, both of Wey- mouth.
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July 23. Austin Mulligan and Julia A. Lonergan, both of Weymouth.
29. Augustus E. Richards, of Weymouth, and Jennie F. Ainslie, of Norwell.
Aug.
2. Charlie W. Dunbar and Maria Hollis, both of Wey- mouth.
6. William W. Kenerson and Mabel W. Leavitt, both of Weymouth.
8. Philip Delory and Hattie (Levangia) Delory, both of Weymouth.
10. Everett W. Gardner and Emma E. (Whiting) Clark, both of Abington.
66 19. Frank S. Henderson, of Hanover, and Addia M. Woodman, of Hanson.
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30. Chester O. Keene and Mabel V. Culley, both of Wey- mouth.
Sept.
2. Charles N. Tirrell and Minnie S. Bates, both of Wey- mouth.
3. Arthur C. De Forest and Lena L. Brown, both of Randolph.
5. Harry L. Chase and L. Maud Pratt, both of Wey- mouth.
7. Michael Fitzgerald and Mary Kennedy, both of Wey- mouth.
66 13. Alexander W. Cormack, of Weymouth, and Minnie A. Anthony, of Chelsea.
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20. Irving S. Newcomb and Annie A. Simmons, both of Weymouth.
23. Frank G. Reed and Sarah L. Belcher, both of Wey- mouth.
66 26. George C. Torrey and Mary L. Dyer, both of Wey- mouth.
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