Town annual report of Weymouth 1894, Part 6

Author: Weymouth (Mass.)
Publication date: 1894
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 314


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LECTURE FUND.


Deposited with Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Co. $5,000 at 4% interest Balance from January, 1894 $1,364 71


Jan., 1895. Received for income 200 00


Jan., 1895. Interest from Weymouth Savings


Bank 62 08


Balance in Weymouth Savings Bank


$1,626 79


READING ROOM FUND.


Deposited with Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Co. $2,500 at 4% interest Balance from January, 1894 10 17


Jan., 1895. Received for income


100 00


$110 17


Sundry bills paid.


104 60


Jan., 1895. Balance


$5 57


CEMETERY FUND.


Deposited with Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Co. $500 at 4% interest. Jan., 1895. Received for income $20 00


Paid Trustees North Weymouth Cemetery As- sociation . 20 00 ·


117


·


LIBRARY FUND.


Deposited with Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Co., $2,500 at 4% interest.


Jan., 1895. Received for income . $100 00 Paid Frank H. Mason, treasurer 100 00


SHADE TREE AND SIDEWALK FUND.


Deposited with Massachusetts Hospital Life


Insurance Co.,$2,000 at 4% interest.


Balance from Jan. 1894.


$ 76 08


Jan. 1895. Received for income


80 00


$156 08


Jan. 1895, sundry bills paid,


82 76


Balance, Jan. 1895,


73 32


Vouchers for payments on account of the Tufts fund are held by the clerk of the selectmen, by whom payments were made.


REPORT OF THE OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.


The Overseers of the Poor of the town of Weymouth submit herewith their annual report for the year ending December 31, 1894, together with the Auditor's appraisal of property at the Almshouse made January 1, 1895.


ALMSHOUSE.


Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Cummings continued in charge of the house and farm, the management of both of which has been conducted in a manner very satisfactory to the overseers. The salary paid for their services has been $850.00 for the year. The number of inmates at this date, including boarders, is thirty-four, being an increase over last year. There have been three deaths in the house, viz :- Elizabeth Ryan, Jason Thayer and William Keene, the last named being a boarder.


Nineteen hundred and twenty tramps have been provided with food and lodging during the year, against 919 the previous year. Should this increase in numbers continue, additional accommoda- tions for this class of poor will be necessary, and an appropriation may be asked for for that purpose.


The cost of maintenance has been $2.12 + per week being .72 less than last year.


ASSISTANCE RENDERED OUT OF ALMSHOUSE.


Applications for assistance out of the house have increased considerably during the year, and the amount of aid so rendered has been nearly $1,400 larger than last year. The cost of sup- porting our insane has also increased over $300, with the proba- bility of a still further increase in the future. Payments to cities and towns for assistance rendered to our poor are also somewhat larger than last year.


119


Drs. W. A. Drake and E. N. Mayberry are still serving as Town Physicians, their term of service expiring on the 24th of January ; but an arrangement may probably be made with them. to continue through the coming year.


The cost of maintaining the town's poor for the year has been $11,645.32, and there has been paid on account of those having a settlement elsewhere, and for other purposes, the sum of $1,837.24, making the total expenditure on poor account, $13,- 482.56. The appropriation, including the unexpended balance of 1893, was $14,602.06, leaving a balance of $1,119.50 only to cover the expenses of the poor department to April 1, 1895.


Respectfully submitted,


BRADFORD HAWES, HENRY A. NASH, NELSON W. GARDNER, CHARLES E. BICKNELL, GORDON WILLIS,


Overseers of the Poor.


Weymouth, Jan. 1, 1895.


120


ALMSHOUSE SUPPLIES AND EXPENSES, 1894.


Inventory of 1893 $5,778 25


Paid Haskell & Adams, groceries . 522 37


A. J. Richards & Sons, coal . 207 77


J. H. Stetson, treasurer, water rent and re- pairs .


74 78


William Dowse, bedding ·


78 00


Ambler & Hobart, grain and flour . 365 13


Wilson, Larrabee & Co., dry goods and cloth- ing 109 23


John H. Thompson, cutting posts and rails 35 00


R. H. Lufkin & Co., seed, potatoes 20 35


J. Breck & Sons, grass seed . 16 36


Daniel Russell, repairs to boiler


23 31


Mrs. F. D. Pratt, 11 cords wood 32 00


Josiah Martin, meat 356 94


Z. L. Bicknell, dry goods, etc.


18 10


W. G. Nash, groceries .


98 10


E. W. Hunt, groceries . 98 35


Haskell, Adams & Co., groceries


14 95


C. T. Bailey, groceries . 2 88


Ambler & Hobart, grain and flour


469 32


S. B. Totman, crackers, etc. .


70 03


A. F. Litchfield, fish


67 97


O. Q. Ball, oil 29 76


C. Ahlf, repairs


19 00


Thayer & Lohnes, blacksmith work


61 88


Joseph Poulin, blacksmith work 10 85


Thomas South, Jr., blacksmith work


28 06


F. A. Sulis, dry goods .


106 97


Ford Furniture Co., mattresses and carpet


26 65


B. F. Paine, clothing 12 10 · Henry Loud, clothing 6 25


Weymouth Clothing Co., clothing


33 53


J. B. Rhines & Co., lumber, etc. 22 64 .


Barker Hardware Co., hardware 25 52 .


Gilbride & Gray, seed, grindstone, etc. . . 15 25


.


.


121


Paid Joseph Crane, meat $6 32


A. W. Baker & Co., goods and expressing 9 95


N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., freight 3 33


J. Hender, stone and repairing 11 93


S. W. Pratt, incidentals 25 46


A. K. Bates, incidentals 3 00


J. M. Walsh, harness and repairs . 31 65


Stephen Cain, whitewashing and repairs . 27 88


W. T. Burrell, painting


36 64


J. Breck & Sons, seed . 3 50


Greenwood & Co., baskets 2 00


J. A. Torrey, soap 21 95


C. F. Vaughan, incidentals


14 98


A. M. Bachelder & Co., medicine 45 05


C. W. Leonard, disinfectant


11 20


Dr. Wilton, services and medicine


6 00


Dr. Greeley, extracting teeth


1 50


S. Lovell, ice


18 56


Samuel Thompson, killing hogs


15 50


Daniel White, killing hogs


5 00


Solomon Ford, pig and squashes


16 00


William Dowse, bill


2 00


W. E. Cunningham, papers


7 05


Weymouth Publishing Co., billheads


3 00


Weymouth Gazette


2 00


Granville Thompson, bill


1 95


Geo. H. Bicknell, leather


4 00


J. C. Howe, March meeting cake


1 80


Catherine Moran, labor in house


260 00


Mrs. Moran, labor in house


182 00


Mary Burns, cleaning house


6 88


Z. Gurney, labor on farm


180 00


W. O. Cummings, labor on farm


75 00


Daniel W. Pratt, labor on farm


27 45


Daniel W. Pratt, carpenter work


35 00


T. Morris, labor .


3 00


Geo. Richards, labor


1.00


J. W. Gillion, hair cutting and shaving .


52 00


122


Cash paid for turkeys, Thanksgiving and Christmas


$23 30


Paid for P. O. Box


1 00


Paid for paint


.


6 00


Paid for labor


23 14


Paid for blankets, halters, etc.


11 00


Paid for making vinegar


1 40


Paid for Ida Davis, clothing


5 00


Paid for Alfred G. Adlington, clothing


12 50


Paid for Patrick Weathers, glasses, etc.


2 50


Paid for weighing hay


90


Paid for seeds and plants


3 50


Paid for telegrams


2 25


Paid for ladders


3 80


Paid for repairing plow .


1 40


Paid for berries


2 50


Paid for dry goods


2 50


Paid for medicine


2 50


Paid for vegetables


1 95


Paid for expresses to Boston .


5 50


Paid for William Dean .


9 50


Paid for inmates to fair


11 50


Paid Michael Delory, mowing salt grass


5 00


Alexander Cummings, services


850 00


Town for rent of farm


300 00


Town for posts and rails from wood lot


100 00


Total


$11,402 82


123


INVENTORY OF PERSONAL PROPERTY AT ALMS- HOUSE, JANUARY 1, 1895.


4 horses . . $500 00


6 cows 240 00


20 hogs and pigs 164 00


2 sleds . 40 00


1 two-horse cart 35 00


2 coal wagons . 200 00


1 farm wagon 20 00


2 horse carts 60 00


1 covered wagon 10 00


1 pung


15 00


3 wheelbarrows 4 00


1 roller 5 00


1 wheel drag 10 00


1 mowing machine 30 00


5 ploughs 30 00


1 cultivator


5 00


1 horse hoe.


1 00


1 buckling harrow 5 00


2 two-horse harrows 25 00


2 one-horse harrows 3 00


4 double harness 60 00


1 single harness 5 00


2 cart harnesses 20 00


2 ox yokes .


1 00


1 carriage jack 1 00


8 whiffletrees


and


16 chains . 15 00


hames 2 00


halters 3 00


lead reins 3 00


cart body 2 00


surcingles.


2 00


brushes, combs, and cards 5 00


11 stake chains


5 00


8 wrenches .


4 00


measures, baskets


4 00


4 hogsheads 3 00


29 barrels


2 90


8 vinegar barrels 8 00


3 kerosene barrels 4 50


95 fowl


50 00


scythes, snaths, ropes, . 6 00


forks, and poles . 2 50


hay cutter


3 00


rope and block 1 00


grindstone


8 00


70 vine protectors 5 00


6 spades and shovels 2 00


6 manure forks 2 00


9 hoes 2 25


4 iron bars .


3 00


2 pickaxes .


1 50


1 bush hook


50


1 corn sheller


2 00


meal chest and


trough . 2 00


shave horse


1 00


cross-cut saw


1 50


seed sower


7 00


water sprinkler


.


50


300 feet cotton hose and nozzle . 100 00


75 feet rubber hose


3 00


124


two-horse harrow 30 00


drag 3 00


snow plough


10 00


robes .


5 00


blankets


15 00


15 tons coal 75 00


5 barrels pork . 75 00


saws and horses


10 00


4₺ barrels flour .


19 00


beetle and wedges 2 00


120 gallons molasses 50 40


hatchet 50


100 pounds sugar 4 12.


chest tools 8 00


14 jars 7 00


2 stone hammers 1 00


2 butter boxes 2 00


stone tools 3 00


3} bushel beans 7 00


· spices . 10 00


3 hoghooks .


1 00


blocks and ropes 1 50


balances 4 00


skids . 2 00


9 coal shovels 5 00


ladder hook 1 00


2 set kettles 1 00


1 hay knife . 1 00


2 spade forks 1 00


1 horse rake


15 00


3 lanterns 1 00


scales . 3 00


oil cans 1 00


shoe jack . 3 00


16 barrels apples 24 00


vegetables 75 00


75 bushel potatoes 56 25


lumber 17 00


cabbages 12 00


cleaver 50


8 pork barrels .


4 00


hall lantern 2 00


wire line 3 00


barbed wire


50


nails 2 40


safe 30 00


108 pounds fresh pork 8 64


45 cords manure .


225 00


28 tons hay . . . bedding (3 tons) 30 00 stable pails 50


grain 18 00


axes 3 00


4 ladders 12 00


96 pounds butter 24 00


10 pounds salaratus 60 kerosene oil 4 72


2 dozen brooms 5 50


42 00


138 pounds tobacco sole leather 4 00


9 00


60 gallons vinegar . soap 6 00


123 pounds sausage meat . 12 30


231 pounds lard . 23 10


pickles and pre- serves 30 00


4 stable brooms 1 00


4 feed baskets 3 00


24 hams 36 00


15 pounds coffee 4 80


140 pounds tea 56 00


140 pounds fish 8 40


dried apples .


3 50


504 00


125


prunes


2 00


52 cords


prepared


wood 312 00


salt


1 20


clothing 200 00


1 tobacco cutter .


1 00


paint and oil 5 00


posts and rails 82 50


1 dozen mop han- dles · 1 50


household furni-


3 pairs rubber boots 8 25


ture 700 00


oat meal crackers 1 00


chimneys .


3 00


rice


1 00


stand pipe


and


raisins .


1 50


hose


60 00


clothes pins


24


crackers


2 00


$4,820 37


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


FRANCIS H. COWING, N. D. CANTERBURY, A. E. VINING.


washing powder 2 80


126


ALMSHOUSE RECEIPTS FOR 1894.


Cash for board, Mary F. Rosey, .


$130 00


for board, Susan Leach,


119 57


for board, William Keene,


49 50


for board, Patrick Lines,


78 00


for board, W. C. Nash,


66 00


for board, Dominick McDavitt


18 87


for board, Albert Davison,


40 70


for board, Franklin Reed,


21 86


for board, Otis Hobart, 1893 .


6 00


for board, Josiah Thayer,


104 00


for board, Frederick Coolidge


7 70


board and clothing Solomon W. Wright .


156 00


board and clothing Alfred G. Adlington .


108 00


board of State paupers .


5 57


for wood


744 00


for labor on highways


213 52


labor on street railway .


16 50


for butter, milk and produce .


120 08


for mowing .


2 00


for pigs and calves


40 82


for old road scraper


50 00


for barrels


4 15


for wood and carting coal to schools


590 20


for wood and carting coal to poor . ·


381 50


for wood and carting coal to engine houses, town house and lockups ·


85 63


$3,160 17


Inventory Jan. 1, 1895 .


14,820 37


Total,


$7,980 54


127


SUMMARY OF ALMSHOUSE.


EXPENSES AND RECEIPTS FOR 1894.


Dr.


To Inventory of Jan. 1, 1894 $5,778 25


Supplies and expenses, as per memorandum Alexander Cummings and wife, services .


4,374 57


850 00


Town for rent of farm .


300 00


Town for posts and rails from wood lot .


100 00


$11,402 82


Cr.


By Receipts as per memorandum


$3,160 17


Inventory, Jan. 1, 1895 . ·


4,820 37


$7,980 54


Cost for the year, -$2.12+ .


$3,422 28


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 15


Mrs. George T. Harding and child


40 80


Mrs. Lucy A. Packard .


78 00


WARD Two.


Paid for Mrs. Ann Lynch and children.


$167 48


Mrs. Catherine Moran and child-


ren


249 61


Mrs. Charles Tormey


72 00


Mrs. John Ryan and children


114 30


Mrs. William H. Goodwin.


98 33


.


$331 95


128


Paid Mrs. Lavinia Bullard


$60 00


Miss Harriet M. Burrell


90 48


William F. Burrell


24 00


George P. Hardwick .


7 91


Mrs. W. E. Roberts .


44 75


John M. Connell


26 00


Mrs. George Cudworth


45 25


Frank Drayton .


19 05


William H. Pratt, 2nd


6 15


Kennedy children


72 00


Mrs. Patrick Weathers


144 00


Mary Mann and child


15 00


Mrs. Ann McCue


9 90


Mrs. Jeremiah Haley


45 90


William Fogarty


69 25


$1,381 36


WARD THREE.


Paid for John Tracey, children


$72 00


Stephen White and wife


115 00


William Dailey


1 61


Baxter Torrey .


96.00


Mrs. Mary Ahearn


68 90


Mrs. Mary A. Doran


402 80


Mrs. Ann Goodwin .


71 25


Washington Merritt .


40 00


Walter White .


4 50


William Burns .


10 00


$882 06


WARD FOUR.


Paid for Mrs. John Clavin and chil-


dren


$143 30


Miss Julia Flynn


39 00


Godfrey Ahlstedt and family


240 80


Mrs. Webster Sutton


63 50


Robert Saunders and wife


20 00


Ira D. Noyce . · 30 80


Nellie Noyce and child


72 00


.


.


.


$609 40


129


WARD FIVE.


Paid for Henry C. Bates . .


$120 00


George W. Hayden


.


130 00


George Davis


156 00


John Dailey


7 00


Frank H. Hollis


16 33


Mrs. John Moneghan and chil-


dren


72 00


Mrs. Charles H. Phillips children


310 80


Mrs. John T. Maddan


140 65


Mrs. -


Murray


4 00


Edward H. Vining


16 00


Charles E. Raymond.


158 00


Charles Vining .


8 00


George W. Poole


.


$1,235 78


Leavett B. Torrey, Cummington


115 87


Rachael A. Spear, Malden


43 00


Mrs. Charles R. Tirrell, Hingham


132 00


Mrs. Estella Lincoln and family Hingham


117 00


George Orcutt, Hingham


62 56


James Dolan, Chelsea


96 00


Mrs. Susan B. Rich, Lynn


96 00


John A. Hickman and son, Bos- ton


137 50


Mrs. John Ryan and children,


Brookline


64 00


$863 93


Assistance rendered by cities and towns :-


Paid City of Boston, for Harriet Stetson · 60 00


City of Boston, for Lillian Hector 8 15


City of Worcester, for Ronan children ·


3 00


·


and


.


96 50


.


130


Paid City of Brockton, for Dennis Collins .


$39 05


City of Brockton, for James R. McFawn 29 44


City of Brockton, for James


Kennedy .


3 29


City of Brockton, for Timothy Healey . 4 75


"Town of Randolph, for Julia


Welsh .


185 35


Town of Abington, for Jane


Gilligan 11 00


Town of Rockland, for Mary A. Delory . 120 00


Town of Rockland, for Emily Sargent


52 25


Town of Stoughton, for Fair- banks children 30 00


Town of Cohasset, for Mrs. Jos. F. Mullen, . ·


14 06


Town of Ware, for Mrs. Chas. Goulins


5 00


$565 34


Total amount out of Almshouse


5,869 82


TAUNTON LUNATIC HOSPITAL.


Paid for board, Margaret Lonnegan


$169 46


Wilfred A. Blanchard


169 46


George F. Groves


169 46


Ellen A. Cudworth


.


169 46


Adeline Tirrell .


169 46


.


$847 30


131


WORCESTER LUNATIC HOSPITAL.


Paid for board, Hannah Handley


169 46


Clarissa E. Richards


169 46


James J. Brown


169 47


Julia Flynn


41 79


$550 18


NORTHAMPTON LUNATIC HOSPITAL.


Paid for board, Rose Nugent . 200 56


$200 56


STATE FARM.


Paid for board, Franklin C. Pratt


88 80


James Hines


146 00


$234 80


SCHOOL FOR FEEBLE MINDED.


Paid for board, Daniel E. Turner $169 43


$169 43


NORFOLK AND BRISTOL TRUANT SCHOOL.


Paid for board, George Fisher. $8 00


$8 00


Total paid hospitals, etc.


$2,010 27


TOWN PHYSICIANS.


Paid W. A. Drake, services


$175 00


E. N. Mayberry . .


.


75 00


$250 00


132


MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.


Paid William T. Rice, burial, Mrs.


W. T. Burrill $20 00


Francis L. King, for burial Jason Thayer .


20 00


Ford & McCormick, for burial


Elizabeth Ryan 20 00


Ford & McCormick, for burial


Spear child . .


10 00


Alfred Mudge & Son, printing reports .


8 55


Henry A. Nash, R. R. fares and expenses 8 40


J. H. Stetson, treasurer, water rent, J. B. Pratt house .


6 00


$92.95


ASSISTANCE RENDERED TO THOSE HAVING A SETTLEMENT IN OTHER PLACES.


Paid Philomene Germaine, Boston $18 00


William T. Slasson, Norwell 8 00


Mrs. P. F. Maguire, Stoughton . 63 00


Mrs. Ann Sherlock, Taunton


60 00


W. B. Stetson children, Marsh- field 72 00


Martin Hennessy and wife, Lynn 40 00


Charles L. Atwood, Hanson 5 62


Joseph Silvia, Cohasset ·


12 00


Geo. Aldrich, Wareham .


6 75


Porter Souther, Hingham .


3 33


Leander C. T. Hersey, Hingham


12 00


F. H. Gundaway, Norwell 4 00


Ella Winslow, Rockland . 27 00


William McCarty, State pauper


14 43


Bridget Loftis, State pauper ·


12 14


Minnie McNamara and child,


State pauper .


44 23


133


Paid Patrick Ryan, State pauper $12 00


Mrs. James Dillon, State pauper 19 90


Mrs. Margaret Raleigh, State


pauper 15 65


Mrs. Mary P. Cotton, State pauper ·


3 58


Mrs. Mary Lewis, State pauper 10 65


$464 28


JOHN H. STETSON, Treasurer.


DR. To cash refunded, for which orders


have been drawn as follows :---


Hospital bills from sundry persons $1,286 96


Aid refunded 86 00


$1,372 96


SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES ON ACCOUNT OF POOR FOR THE YEAR 1894.


Cost at almshouse $3,422 28


out of almshouse 5,869 82


at hospitals, etc .


2,010 27


Miscellaneous expenses


92 95


Salary of town physicians


250 00


Cost of the town poor for


the year


$11,645 32


Paid for the state, cities, and towns 464 28


Sundries refunded


1,372 96


$13,482 56


APPROPRIATIONS.


Balance from 1893 . $2,602 06


Appropriated March


5,1894. 12,000 00 $14,602 06


Unexpended balance


$1,119 50


134


INVENTORY.


Dr.


To Inventory of 1893


.


$5,778 25


Cr.


By inventory of 1894


4,820 37


Balance


$957 88


TOWN.


For rent of farm


$300 00


Posts and rails from wood lot. 100 00


$400 00


JOHN H. STETSON, Treasurer.


CR.


By 266 orders drawn in 1894 . $12,124 68


TRIAL BALANCE, DEC. 31, 1894


Dr.


Cr. .


Almshouse


3,422 28


Aid rendered out of almshouse,


5,869 82


Hospitals, etc.


2,010 27


Town Physicians.


250 00


Miscellaneous expenses


92 95


Paid for the state, cities, etc. .


464 28


Town treasurer, sundries refunded


1,372 96


Inventory


957 88


Town


400 00


J. H. Stetson, treasurer, orders drawn


12,124 68


$13,482 56


$13,482 56


135


PAUPERS IN THE ALMSHOUSE, JANUARY 1, 1895.


Date Admitted.


NAME.


Age.


Remarks.


Weeks.


Days.


1894.


Jan.


1


Elizabeth Tirrell


75


52


66


1


Elizabeth C. Tirrell


39


52


-


1


Alonzo Tirrell


54


52


60


1


Leroy Tirrell


53


52


66


1


Lucius Tirrell


50


52


1


Samuel V. White


S1


52


John W. Gillion


91


52


60


1


Hiram Blanchard


76


52


66


1


Read Blanchard


S5


52


6


1


William Dean .


35


52


1


Ida Davis


34


52


1


Mary F. Rosey


59


Boarder (sol-


52


66


1


Susan Leach


72


Boarder (sol-


-


66


1


Elizabeth Ryan


24


Left Mch. 30


12


6


66


1


Michael McCarty


55


66


1


Charles E. Tirrill


47


66


1


Daniel Griffin .


57


Died July 2


27


2


66


1


Josiah Thayer


76


Boarder


52


66


1


Solomon W. Wright


78


Boarder (sol- dier)


52


1


Henry Carr


71


-


1


Patrick Cohen .


52


52


66


1


Sarah N. Pratt


54


Left Oct. 23,


1


66


1


Mary A. Buckley


30


52


66


1


Jeremiah Doran


32


Left Mrch. 9 retd. Sept. 18 Left Oct. 6 .


12


66


1


Harriet N. Maxim


69


Left Mich. 24


11


66


1


Rachael A. Spear


67


Left Jan. 14


2


-


66


1


John Curran


32


retd. Jan. 21


left Feb. 15 .


51


5.


66


2


Patrick Weathers


61


Died May 17


3.


9


William Keen


74


boarder (sol- dier)


18


Feb.


24


Henry H. Rosey .


41


26


Left Mrch. 8 State pauper


1


1


March 10


Michael Anderson


66


42


3


66


1


Alfred G. Adlington


58


Boarder (sol- dier)


52


66


1


Annie Buckley


2


·


4


10/20


6:


1


Albert Coolidge


44


Left Jan. 14


5


4


Died May 16


19


1


Ida May Ryan .


3


52


52


52


1


Jason Thayer


79


52


52


42


dier's widow)


dier's widow)


52


-


44


3:


24


William McCarty .


52


1


136


Date Admitted.


NAME.


Age.


Remarks.


Weeks.


Days*


1894.


March 21


10


3


April


17


Walter S. Whitten Fred Coolidge .


51


Left June 7 . Left June 4 boarder. (sol- dier) Left May S State pauper


2


4


May


4


Bridget Loftis .


22


June


2S


Oliver Kimball


51


26


5


July


3


Patrick Lines


71


Boarder (sol- dier) . Left Dec. S boarder (sol- dier) .


22


66


16


Dominick McDavitt


66


Left Aug. 28 boarder (sol- dier)


6


2


66


23


Franklin Reed .


Left Sept. 11 boarder (sol-


dier)


7


2


Sept.


25


Michael Dailey Albert Davison


62


soldier


13


4


Oct.


6


Leavett B. Torrey


41


12


3


Dec.


4


Walter Gilliver


3S


4


1920 tramps, 1 day each


274


2


Total weeks


1960


3


Deduct for boarders and


State paupers


348


1


Cost of Town's poor per week, $2.12 plus


.


·


1612


2


26


8


William C. Nash


50


1


27


42


14


5


22


TOWN CLERK'S REPORT.


BIRTHS Recorded in the Town Clerk's Office, Weymouth, during the year 1894.


Date of Birth, 1894. January.


1. Dominicco Mauro.


4. Jessie Prouty Tisdale.


4. Francis Louis Pratt.


4. Edward Raymond Corri- dan.


5. Edward Nolan.


5. John Edward Coyle.


7. Michael Joseph Lester.


8. Josie Ventre.


10. Vospucci Gennacco.


14. Helen Oliver Perry.


14. Mary Coleman.


16. David Otis Ford.


18. Louis Edward Billings.


21. Winfred Archibald Brown.


21. Fanny Baker Hollis.


21. Thornton Field Niles.


21. Charles Stewart Riley.


22. Sarah M. Griffin.


24. Raymond Ryan.


25. Freeman Nelson Blan- chard.


25. Harold Freeman Burrell.


25. Ruth Rachel Lowell.


25. Edgar Howard Ellms.


26. Alice Louise Curley.


29. Stanley Otis Vining.


Date of birth, 1894. February.


5. George Thomas Tracey.


10. Arthur Daniel Smith.


10. Natalie Evans.


14. Female child of Henry and Ellen Wormsley.


15. Ethel Cecilia Preston.


17. Henry Lincoln Rowell.


17. Agnes Healey.


19. Julian Bicknell Reed.


20. William Augustine Con- nell.


20. Agnes Lane.


21. Joseph Alfred De Young.


22. Ralph Curtin.


22. Jessie Seltinea Bicknell.


28. Floyd Leslie Rowell.


28. Charles Herbert McLeod.


28. Harold Augustine Cond- rick.


March.


2. Lizzie Emeline Poole.


4. John Wallace Kennedy.


4. Marguerite Curtin.


4. David Ramsey Munroe.


5. Lillian Russell Kenerson.


7. Cyril Cassily Conroy.


138


March.


8. Sarah Loretta Allen.


9. Josephine Dora Ferulla.


9. Male child of Frank and Livia Desedela.


11. Hazel Vivian Gowell.


11. David Michael Doriant.


16 Alfred Harriman Hanson.


21. Helen Frances Curtis.


22. Marian Zilpha Clancy.


23. Charles Russell Alden.


25. Frederick Cecil Manuel.


27. Nicholas Pasqualo.


April.


1. Lillian Louise Keene.


4. Thomas Joseph O'Rouke.


5. James Taylor Tutty.


6. John Francis Dwyer.


8. Averil Ernestine Bates.


11. Thomas Adis Lyons.


12. Joseph Welch.


13. Hazel Panline Woodworth.


14. Blanche Marie Talbot.


14. Nora Lena Frazer.


14. Harold Edwin Keene.


18. Helen Florence Stewart.


18. Maria Perry.


22. Thomas Olding Butler.


23. William John Welch.


25. Stuart Cunningham Vinal.


29. William Henry Veno.


30. Dorothy Dyer.


30. Edward O'Riley Murphy.


May.


9. Earl Wellman Holbrook.


9. Loretta Gertrude Coyle.


9. Vincent Hathaway Howe.


May. 9. Sarah Josephine Heffer- nan.


9. Helen Mary O'Dowd.


11. Ellsworth Johnson Our.


12. Frank Jennacco.


12. Charles Sumner Reed.


14. Florence Belle Andrews.


15 Mary Agnes Mulligan.


20. John Payson Arnold.


20 Allen Howard Martin.


20. Lowell Burton Church.


21. Evelyn Frances Jackson.


24 .. Elmore Gertrude Thurber.


24. Elwood Francis Thurber. Twins.


24. John Lynch.


28 Hugh John McCristle.


28. Elmer Bailey Sampson.


28. Male child of Geo. W. and Marian H. Nelson.


June.


1. Maurice P. Condon.


1. Harold Waldron Clark.


4. Marcus Lane Tirrell.


4. Mary Gertrude Moneghan.


7. Francis Eugene Bachelder.


10. Alice Elizabeth Morton.


10. Eddie William Carlson.


11. Charlotte Alma Cushing.


11. Charles Gough Taylor.


12. Warren Wadstill Good- win.


17. Margaret Crotty.


17. Arthur Warren Schutz.


17. Francis Henry Maguire.


17. John Edward Maguire. Twins.


139


June.


19. Henry Leon Binney.


23. Henry Bernard Amrock.


24. Ruth Lincoln Fairbanks.


26. Frederick Walter Phillips.


27. Esta Frances Greenwood.


27. Lillie Florence Amolia.


27. Edgar Whiting Stiles.


July.


2. Harold Joseph Hall.


2. Linwood Barnes.


3. Catherine Elizabeth Des- mond.


3. Dorothy Kingsbury.


3. Robert Richards Gay.


7. £ Rose Lima Page.


8. Sarah Ann Langford.


9. Velma Jane Delorey.


11. Merrill Emerson Barter.


12. Cecelia Whelan.


12. Catherine Whelan. Twins.


13. Female child of Edward E. and Emma E. Pratt.


17. Male child of George A. and Susie McGovern.


17. Dorothia Frances Burrell. Henry Walter Cullivan.


20.


26. Gladys Marie Greene.


28. Thos. Edward Swansbyg.


28. Edna Jannett Swansbyg. Twins.


29. Samuel Clemens.


30. Edward Morris Terry.


August.


1. Sylvester Cullen.


1. Nellie Crehan.


August.


6. Catherine Bryant.


7. Bernice May Sears.


8. Elizabeth Kelley.


8. Edward Phillip White


9. Mary Alice Kanzig.


11. Earle Franklin Newcomb.


12. Francis Henry Cushing.


16. Mildred Winsor Newcomb.


18. Clarence Augustus De- lory.


19. Francis Alfred Gough.


19. Lillian Irving Davis.


23. Viola Saville.


25. Gracie Bell Garrity.


27. Alphonzo Pecaraes.


29. Cora Evelyn Sargent.


29. Charles Henry Tisdale.


29. Lester Linwood Brett.


31. Alice Coffey.


31. Nettie Lovell Sheppard.


September.


1. Amos Winfield Sprague.


2. Male child of Leonard M. and Nellie E. Tirrell.


6. Annie Lena Fogarty.


12. Male child of Asa J. and Elizabeth C. Bergeron.


14. John Henry Heffernan.


15. Everett Lawrence Croker.


15. Henry Ducket Winslow.


16. Walter Bertram Thibo- dean.


17. James Henry Caffrey.


17. Female child of Lawrence J. and Hattie M. Bren- nall.


140


September.


19. Male child of James and Annie Donovan.


22. Male child of John P. and Sarah B. Buzzell.


23. Harold William Hickey.


23. Carlton Phillips Harris.


25. Francis Duffey.


25. Glenda Marguerite Bur- rell.


26. Ruth Inez Shurtleff.


27. Gladys Isabell Denbroeder


28. Neal Ames Prat.


28. John Joseph Raflity.


30. Male child of John H. and Mary Sullivan.


October.


2. William Joseph Kennedy.


4. Patrick Vincent McNa- mara.


10. Olga Victoria Cocilia Linden.


15. Gertrude Cleary.


16. Angeline Palmer.


16 Antonio Teoli.


16. Harold Hobart Tisdale.




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