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Mrs. Thomas Barry, 2 31 Geo. W. Bailey, 43 70
Total,
$70 42
Special Repairs.
On the "First Cliff" road, from the northerly end of the "Sec- ond Cliff" to the northerly end of the "First Cliff."
Amount raised and appropriated . $300 00
Amount of orders drawn 293 28
Less than the appropriation
$6 72
PAYMENTS-TO WHOM MADE.
Henry P. O'Neal,
$4 35 Edward Tobin, $4 35
Patrick Flaherty,
4 35
Philip Gillis, 13 05
Edward Tobin, Jr.,
4 35
Dudley Connors, 7 35
John Ward, 5 85
Richard Hoar's son, 3 00
John Ward, Jr.,
5 85
Daniel Ward, 2nd,
4 35
Richard Hoar, 7 35
D. S. Jenkins, 110 88
Nicholas Wherety, 2nd, 7 35
John Flaherty, 4 35
2
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Edward Murphy, 8 70
Curran (Martin's son) $4 35
Flaherty (John's son)
1 50
Augustus Cole, 22 05
W. W. Waterman,
9 00 Christopher Nee, 4 35
James McDonough,
4 35 James Murphy, 10 20
Patrick Murphy,
7 50
Patrick Dunn, 10 50
Patrick Curran,
3 00 Curran (John's son), 3 60
Nicholas Wherety,
13 05
Bartley Curran, 4 35
Total, $293 28
SPECIAL REPAIRS ON ROAD LEADING OVER "JERICHO BEACH."
Amount of orders drawn .. $155 50
Amount raised and appropriated 150 00
Exceeded the appropriation $5 50
PAYMENTS-TO WHOM MADE.
D. S. Jenkins,
$128 50 S. P. Barker,
$4 50
C. T. Chubuck, 22 50
Total, $155 50
SPECIAL REPAIRS ON ROAD BETWEEN THE "THIRD AND FOURTH
CLIFFS."
Amount raised $200 00
Amount of orders drawn 195 50
Less than the appropriation $4 50
PAYMENTS-TO WHOM MADE.
D. S. Jenkins, $189 50 Samuel H. Turner, $6 00
Total, $195 50
SPECIAL REPAIRS ON ROAD LEADING TO "SECOND CLIFF." Amount of orders drawn $405 75
Amount raised 400 00
Exceeded the appropriation · $5 75
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PAYMENTS-TO WHOM MADE.
Michael Mitchell,
$11 25 W. W. Waterman, $33 75
Michael Glynn,
11 25
Thomas Flynn, 6 75
Edward Cummings,
22 50 Edward Tobin, 9 00
D. S. Jenkins,
215 50
John Ward,
11 25
Festy Nee,
11 25
Patrick Kane,
20 25
Samuel P. Barker,
29 25
C. T. Chubuck,
23 75
Total, $405 75
SPECIAL REPAIRS ON ELM STREET.
Amount raised
$150 00
Amount of orders drawn 148 50
Less than the appropriation $1 50
PAYMENTS-TO WHOM MADE.
C. T. Chubuck,
$7 50 Chas. E. Brown, $1 50
Nathaniel Wade,
30 00 D. S. Jenkins,
78 50
Marsena W. Damon, 30 00
Total,
$148 50
Special Appropriation for Trees and Sidewalks.
Amount appropriated
$100 00
Amount of orders drawn 43 50
Less than the appropriation $56 50
PAYMENTS-TO WHOM MADE.
Lincoln Ellms & Son, for trees . .
$43 50
Guide Boards.
Amount raised
$200 00
Amount of orders drawn 179 07
Less than the appropriation $20 93
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PAYMENTS-TO WHOM MADE.
Charles T. Chubuck, $43 75 D. S. Jenkins, $7 50
John J. Ford, 77 25 E. P. Welch & Sons 34 57
Albert K. Briggs, 10 00 Thomas O. Jenkins, 3 00
Thomas Tilden, 3 00 Total, $179 07 The guide boards are nearly all ready to be set up, but we think it advisable to let them remain until later before setting them.
Australian Ballot Act.
Amount raised. $200 00
Amount of orders drawn 143 84
Less than the appropriation $56 16
PAYMENTS-TO WHOM MADE.
Thomas O. Cole,
$85 50 Chester Sherman, $4 50
E. P. Welch & Son,
34 59 J. E. Otis, 4 50
Seth Litchfield,
7 25
W. H. Burke,
3 00
J. E. O. Prouty,
4 50
Total,
$143 84
State and County Taxes.
State tax
$1,840 0C
County tax
1,766 19
Total,
$3,606 19
Interest.
Amount of interest paid in 1889 $3,067 47
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Recapitulation of Expenses.
Support of Schools $6,047 63
Incidentals for schools 229 86
Support of poor 3,716 60
Repairs of roads and bridges 2,811 09
Repairs of public buildings
509 03
Printing, stationery, postage, etc.
145 14
Town officers.
1,059 27
Memorial day
100 00
Miscellaneous
250 15
State aid, chapter 301
1,197 00
Military aid, chapter 252
447 00
Abatement of taxes
238 55
Repairs on "First Cliff" road
293 28
Repairs on " Jericho Beach " road
155 50
Repairs on road between Third and Fourth Cliffs ..
195 50
Repairs on road leading to Second Cliff 405 75
Repairs on Elm street 148 50
Trees and sidewalks.
43 50
Guide boards.
179 07
Australian ballot act
143 84
State tax.
1,840 00
County tax.
1,766 19
Interest .
3,066 67
Discount on taxes. 600 35
Fees for collecting taxes 213 63
Paid for money overdrawn on corporation tax 54 92
Paid for money overdrawn on national bank 101 09
Premium on town note purchased. 125 00
Total $26,084 11
Deduct state aid, chap. 301 $1,197 00
Deduct state aid, chap. 252 223 50
1,420 50
Net expenses for the year $24,663 61
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Income.
Amount of tax bill for 1889 $21,808 81
National bank tax. 382 87
Corporation tax, 1889
1,542 48
Dog fund of 1889
264 83
Peddlers' licenses
16 00
Auctioneers' licenses
2 00
Pool table licenses
6 00
Sale of " fish rights "
39 00
Interest on money on deposit
174 35
School fund of 1889.
165 71
School books sold during the year
8 95
Thorpe, Adams & Co., money overpaid on books ... 4 35
Corporation tax, 1888 .
53 50
Total income for the year $24,468 85
Total net expense.
24,663 61
Total income
24,468 85
Expense above the income $194 76
Financial Condition of the Town Dec. 31st, 1889.
LIABILITIES.
Due as follows :-
NAME OF PAYEES
Principal.
Date of Note.
Int. Paid to.
Int. due Jan. 1, 1890.
Brewster, Bassett & Co. Brewster, Cobb & Estabrook Brewster, Cobb & Estabrook
$50,000 00 7,000 00 10,500 00
July 1st, 1881 Nov. 8th, 1883 Nov. 1st, 1885
Jan. 1st, 1890 Nov. 8th, 1889 Nov. 1st, 1889
$40 44 70 00
Amount of Principal due.
$67,500 00
Amount of Interest due, $110 44
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Amount of principal due on notes $67,500 00 Interest
110 44
Amount of outstanding orders 211 57
Due Thomas Mann's heirs
116 00
Amount raised to enlarge town hall lot
150 00
RESOURCES.
Cash in the hands of treasurer
$3,312 22
Uncollected taxes from 1875 to 1885
66
of 1885
72 34
66
66 " 1886
103 56
66
66 1887
183 71
66
66
1888
315 04
66
66 66 1889
4,586 97
State aid, (chap. 301)
1,197 00
Value of security on James Jenkins' note
100 00
Amount due from city of Boston
52 00
66
school fund 169 77
$10,481 73
From amount of liabilities
$68,088 01
Deduct resources 10,481 73
Debt of Town, Dec. 31st, 1889 $57,606 28
Debt of Town, Dec. 31st, 1888 58,001 98
Debt of Town, Dec. 31st, 1889 57,606 28
Decrease of debt $395 70
Respectfully submitted,
CHARLES T. CHUBUCK, Selectmen of
JOHN J. FORD,
Scituate.
66
252)
223 50
66
106 55
66 " state
59 07
$68,088 01
I have carefully examined the Selectmen's account and find it correct, and every order drawn properly vouched with a bill. JOHN L. MANSON, Auditor,
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Estimated Expenses for 1890.
Removing snow $500 00
Support of schools
5,500 00
Support of poor
3,000 00
Incidentals for schools
200 00
Repairs to roads and bridges
2,500 00
Town officers.
1,000 00
Abatement of taxes
200 00
Printing, stationery and postage
150 00
Miscellaneous
250 00
Collection of taxes
250 00
Interest on debt
2,700 00
Repairs to public buildings
200 00
Military aid
300 00
Reduction of debt
1,000 00
Town grant $17,750 00
County tax (estimated) 1,766 00
State tax (estimated) 1,840 00
$21,356 00
CHARLES T. CHUBUCK, Selectmen JOHN J. FORD, § of Scituate.
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List of Jurors
Presented for the consideration of the Town, to be acted on at the Annual Meeting to be held in March, 1890 :-
Wilbur P. Brown,
Stephen Joyce,
Charles F. Clapp,
Hatherly Merritt,
Israel C. Dalby,
John J. Ford,
George O. Allen,
James P. Murphy,
Cushing O. Litchfield,
Thomas E. S. Cotton,
Francis B. Lee,
Patrick Kane,
C. T. Chubuck, William O. Clapp,
Walter H. Merritt,
William H. Litchfield,
Chester Sherman,
Thomas O. Bailey, George H. Damon,
Otis Litchfield,
Charles Manson, Charles W. Soule
H. Lucius Vinal,
James C. Merritt,
W. W. Waterman,
Caleb L. Damon,
Otis Barker,
J. E. O. Prouty, Azro Turner, D. J. Bates,
Ansel F. Servan,
Jetson Wade, Thomas F. Bailey, Joseph O. Marsh, Thomas L. Tilden, Andrew Bates, W. W. Hunt, E. Parker Welch, Alfred Wood, William H. Burke,
Respectfully submitted,
CHARLES T. CHUBUCK, Selectmen JOHN J. FORD, S of Scituate.
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TRUST FUNDS.
The Selectmen have paid out of the "Jenkins Fund " the sum of $120.00, $20.00 each to six single women.
The Selectmen have paid out of the "Thomas Fund" the sum of $200.00; $20.00 each to ten deserving women.
CHARLES T. CHUBUCK, 1 Trustees JOHN J. FORD,
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ASSESSORS' REPORT.
Real Value of buildings
$1,057,505 00
Estate Value of land . 665,420 00
Total value of real estate $1,722,925 00
Personal estate 142,785 00
Total valuation of property . $1,865,710 00
Number of acres of land 9,695
66
" horses
365
" coWS. 351
66
66 neat cattle other than cows
88
66 sheep 82
66 66 swine 50
" houses .
707
66 assessed on property
999
66
66 for poll only 186
Total valuation compared with 1888-
Real estate increase $27,100 00
Personal estate, increase 1,335 00
Total increase $28,435 00
Rate of taxation, $11.00 per one thousand.
CHARLES T. CHUBUCK, Assessors THOMAS TILDEN,- JOHN J. FORD, Scituate.
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TREASURER'S REPORT.
TOWN OF SCITUATE, in account with
ROLAND TURNER, Treasurer.
DR.
Amount of orders paid .
$18,381 80
Amount of interest paid 3,066 67
Paid-
State tax.
1,840 00
County tax 1,766 19
Roland Turner, fee for collecting taxes 213 63
Discount on taxes 600 35
State Treasurer, corporation tax overdrawn, 1888. . 54 92
National Bank tax, 1888
101 09
Uncollected taxes, 1889
4,586 97
Town note
10,000 00
Premium on same
125 00
Cash on hand January 1st, 1890
3,312 22
$44,048 84
CR.
Cash on hand January 1st, 1889.
$13,922 49
Received of-
State Treasurer, school fund
165 71
City of Boston, supplies to poor 52 00
John B. Damon, pool table license. 2 00
Herbert E. Webb, pool table license
2 00
Charles H. Mitchell pool table license
2 00
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State Treasurer, on acct. of corporation tax, 1888. . $53 50
Town of Wellfleet, supplies to poor 146 00
State Treasurer, burial of pauper
20 00
Pedler's licenses . 16 00
State Treasurer, corporation tax, 1889 1,542 48
66 66 National Bank tax 382 87
66 66 State aid (Chap, 252) 1888 229 50
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66 66 " (Chap. 301) 1888 1,011 00
City of Woburn, supplies to poor 57 50
A. J. Waterman, auctioneer's license 2 00
Interest on money on deposit.
174 35
Frederick T. Bailey, school supplies sold
8 95
Thorpe & Adams, money overpaid on books
4 35
Fish rights
39 00
County Treasurer, dog fund, 1889
264 83
Taxes collected of 1885
1 98
" 1886
75 52
66
66 " 1887
234 63
66 " 1888
3,829 37
66 for collection of 1889 21,808 81
$44,048 84
Respectfully submitted,
ROLAND TURNER, Treasurer.
I have examined the Treasurer's account, and find it correct and properly vouched.
JOHN L. MANSON, Auditor.
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ARTICLES TO BE IN THE WARRANT
For Town Meeting, March 3d, 1890.
· ARTICLE 1. To choose a Moderator to preside in said meeting. ART. 2. To hear the report of the Selectmen and other town officers, and act thereon.
ART 3. To choose all necessary town officers for the ensuing year.
ART. 4. To see what sums of money the town will raise to defray its necessary and lawful expenses for the cur- rent year, and appropriate the same.
ART. 5. To establish the rate of wages for removing snow for the current year.
ART. 6. To act on the list of jurors as proposed by the Select- men.
ART. 7. To see if the town will authorize the Overseers of the Poor to contract, at their discretion, for the support of the town's poor.
ART. 8. 'To see if the town will authorize their Treasurer to borrow money, under the direction of the Selectmen, in anticipation of taxes.
ART. 9. To hear the report of any committee heretofore chosen, and act thereon.
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ART. 10. To see if the town will raise and appropriate the sum of $100.00 for Memorial Day.
ART. 11. To see if the town will determine the way and manner in which their taxes shall be collected, or act thereon.
ART. 12. To make allowances to town creditors, or act thereon.
ART. 13. To ballot on the question of granting licenses for the sale of intoxicating liquors in this town. The ballots to be "Yes " or "No" in answer to the question, " shall licenses be granted for the sale of intoxicating liquors in this town.
ART. 14. To see if the town will purchase a hearse, to be kept in the east part of the town.
ART. 15. To see if the town will raise and appropriate the sum of $50.00, to grade and drain the Brook Street school house yard.
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ANNUAL TOWN MEETING
Held in Scituate, March 4th, 1889.
Alfred A. Seaverns, Moderator.
Daniel J. Bates and Charles E Bailey appointed Tellers. Sworn in by the Clerk.
ARTICLE 2.
Voted, To accept the report of the Selectmen.
Voted, That the report of the Selectmen on the Trust Fund be accepted.
Voted, To accept and adopt the report of the Selectmen upon guide boards.
ARTICLE 3 .- OFFICERS CHOSEN FOR THE YEAR.
For Town Clerk : Charles Manson. For Auditor : John L. Manson. For Selectmen : Thomas Tilden,
Charles T. Chubuck,
John J. Ford.
Thomas Tilden,
For Assessors : Charles T. Chubuck,
John J. Ford.
For Surveyor of Highways : David S. Jenkins.
For Treasurer : Roland Turner.
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For Collector : Roland Turner.
For Constables :
Charles A. Bailey, Wilbur P. Brown, Cushing O. Litchfield.
For School Committee for Three Years : Julia E. Webb.
For Field Drivers :
A. Judson Bates, David S. Jenkins, Stephen Litchfield, Warren Litchfield,
Patrick Murphy, William E. Hunt,
Josiah Litchfield, Turner Litchfield,
Wilbur P. Brown.
For Pound Keeper : Wilbur P. Brown.
Daniel J. Bates,
For Fire Wards : M. B. Colman,
Sumner Litchfield.
William O. Clapp,
For Fence Viewers : Turner Litchfield, A. J. Bates.
For Surveyor of Lumber : M. B. Colman.
ARTICLE 19. Voted, That the Town authorize their Treasurer to buy, under the direction of the Selectmen, one of the Town's notes of $10,000.00 to be paid for out of cash in the hands of the Treasurer.
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ARTICLE 4.
Voted, To raise and appropriate the following sums of money :
For-
Removing snow
$500 00
Support of schools 5,000 00
Incidentals for schools 150 00
Support of poor
2,200 00
Repairs of roads and bridges
2,500 00
Town officers.
800 00
Abatement of taxes.
150 00
Printing, stationery and postage
200 00
Miscellaneous expenses :
200 00
Collection of taxes :
250 00
Interest on debt
3,100 .00
Repairs of public buildings
200 00
Military aid 300 00
Expenses under Australian bill.
200 00
ARTICLE 12.
Voted, That the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $100.00 for Memorial Day.
ARTICLE 16.
Voted, That the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $200.00 for the purpose of repairs on culverts between the Third and Fourth Cliffs, to be expended under the direction of the Highway Surveyor.
ARTICLE 17.
Voted, That the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $300.00 for repairs of road leading from the northerly . end of the Second Cliff to the northerly end of the First Cliff.
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ARTICLE 21.
Voted, That the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $200.00 for the purpose of building and repairing side- walks, to be expended under the direction of Surveyor of Highways.
ARTICLE 35.
Voted, That the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $100.00, to be used in repairing sidewalks and planting shade trees, said sum to be equally divided among the school districts, and spent as the Selectmen see fit.
ARTICLE 32.
In regard to raising and appropriating $100.00 to pay the expenses of laying out the road, under the petition of Azro, Turner, and others. (Voted to pass over.)
ARTICLE 15.
Shall licenses be granted for the sale of intoxicating liquors in this Town? (Yes, 46; No, 94.)
ARTICLE 26.
In regard to permitting the School Committee to unite the Grove and Central Street Schools. (Voted No.)
ARTICLE 27.
In regard to permitting the School Committee to unite the Charles and Beach Street Schools. (Passed over.).
ARTICLE 28
In regard to the Town's raising and appropriating $400.00 for the transportation of scholars. (Passed over.)
ARTICLE 24.
Voted, To raise and appropriate the sum of $250.00 toward employing a Superintendent of Schools in conjunction with Marshfield and Duxbury.
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ARTICLE 5.
Voted, That the rate of wages for removing snow be the same as last year, 25 cents per hour.
ARTICLE 22.
Voted, That the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $400.00, to raise above high-water mark the road leading to the Second Cliff.
ARTICLE 23.
Voted, That the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $150.00 toward building a bridge across the highway leading from Willow Street to the house of Samuel P. Barker, where the water flows across it.
ARTICLE 29.
Voted, That the Selectmen be a committee to look into the mat- ter of re-locating the road leading from the Third Cliff to White's Ferry, and to report at a future meeting.
ARTICLE 30.
In regard to accepting the bridge across the North River, built by the Fourth Cliff Land Co. Referred to Selectmen.
ARTICLE 31. Voted, That the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $150.00 for special repairs on Elm Street.
ARTICLE 33.
In regard to taking any action upon Ellms Lane. Referred to Selectmen.
ARTICLE 34.
Relating to employing a night police at the Harbor. (Passed over.)
ARTICLE 36.
In regard to the Town raising and appropriating $500.00 for finishing the new road at the Neck. (Passed over.)
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ARTICLE 6. Voted, That the Selectmen, Overseers of the Poor and Auditor receive $2.50 per day for their services.
Voted, That the salary of the Treasurer be $100.00 for the cur- rent year.
ARTICLE 7. Voted, That all action upon the list of Jurors be referred to the Selectmen.
ARTICLE 8.
Voted, That the Town authorize the Overseers of the Poor to contract, at their discretion, for the support of the Town's poor.
ARTICLE 9
Voted, That the Town authorize their Treasurer to borrow money under the direction of the Selectmen in anticipa- tion of taxes.
ARTICLE 10.
Voted, That the Town authorize their Auditor to print and dis- tribute their financial and other reports in the month of February next.
ARTICLE 11.
Voted, To hear the report of any committee. (Laid on the table.) ARTICLE 13.
Voted, That the way and manner in which the taxes shall be collected be the same as last year.
ARTICLE 14.
Voted, To make allowances to Town creditors. (Passed over.) ARTICLE 18.
. In regard to the Town releasing for a consideration their lease of the Pierce Gravel Pit. (Referred to Selectmen.).
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ARTICLE 20.
The matter of the Town appointing an agent to purchase school supplies for the use of the schools. (Referred to School Committee.)
ARTICLE 25.
All action upon this article relating to the salary of Super- intendent of Schools having been taken under Art. 24, it was voted to pass it over.
Voted, That the thanks of the Town be given to Alfred A. Seaverns, and that he be paid $5.00 for his services as moderator.
Voted, To to dissolve the meeting.
Meeting dissolved.
Attest : CHARLES MANSON, Town Clerk.
REPORT OF THE TOWN CLERK.
Births Registered in Scituate for the Year 1889.
DATE.
NAME OF CHILD.
NAME OF PARENTS.
Jan. 2,
Bertha Wallace Cushman,
John F. and Matilda,
66
4,
Bertha Lovell Lincoln
25,
Charles William Landers,
31,
Amy Ernestine Litchfield, Eva Florence Jenkins,
Feb.
6,
Elizabeth Ruddiman,
66
22,
Hobson, Nicholas Francis O'Neal,
23,
28,
Frederick Eugene Cullen,
March 20, 26,
Edward Thomas Graham, James Arthur Ward,
Lovell B. and Mercy, Edmund Jr., and Lauretta, Frank W. and Irene, Thomas O. and Laura A., John Jr., and Mary, John A. and Lena A., Christopher and Jennie, Patrick and Selina, Edward J. and Hannah, Edward and Bridget T.,
Nightingale. Merritt. Mitchell. Pratt. Osborne. Jason. Carter. Graham. Maggs, Glynn. Quinn.
MAIDEN NAME. 40
22,
April 13,
66
23, 29, 5, 14, 19,
Thomas Francis Tobin, Alice Catharine Tobin, Cora May Turner, Maria Appleton Vinal, Franklin Herbert Wade, Charles Cushing Lincoln, Jay Thomas Maddock, Mary Bell Brown, Lawrence Neil Litchfield,
Thomas N. and Fannie B.,
Azro and Georgietta F., George B. and Ellen M., William H. and Lucy F., George H. and Martha J., Thomas J. and Florence M., William A. and Margaret E., William L. and Cora M., Philip J. and Catharine, Eugene T. and Flora C., Henry and Margaret,
Wilbur P. and Jessie A., Charles C. and Nellie F., James and Mary, William T. and Lila M.,
Charles N. and Christina, Dennis F. and Ellen, John T. and Mary J.,
Waldo F. and Georgie H., Liba F. and Laura W., Joseph A. and Augusta G., George T. and Carrie M.,
George A. and Amy C.,
Langdon.
Litchfield. Bailey : Hunt. Newcomb. Cushman. McCarty. Neil. Christopher. Hunt. Drummie. Campbell. Hayward. Kelly. 41
Burrows. Louer. Flynn, Murphy. Clapp.
Bailey . Dubois. Davis.
Brown.
June
26. 6, 10.
Elizabeth Ann Gillis, Flora Eugenia Brown, Agnes J. Naphen,
July 10,
Aug. Sept. 66 Oct.
12,
15. Alice Wilbur Brown, Viola Gertrude Withem, John Glynn, Marion Lincoln Richardson,
12, 24. 14.
66
18,
Albert Francis Turner, William James Quinn, Margaret Hannigan,
Nov. 1, Waldo Francis Bates, Jr.,
14.
Lilian Francis Litchfield,
66 26, 24.
Agatha Ward,
Dec.
Otis,
1886.
Aug.
3,
George William Hardwick,
May
24.
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Marriages Registered in Scituate for the Year 1889.
DATE.
NAMES.
RESIDENCE OF EACH AT TIME OF AGE. MARRIAGE.
PLACE OF MARRIAGE,
BY WHOM MARRIED.
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Jan.
15,
Mary A. Buckley,
Boston,
21
Joseph A. Ward,
Scituate,
24
Cohasset,
30,
Augusta G. Dubois,
E. Braintree,
22
Pearl Vickery,
Scituate,
25
Feb.
1,
Carrie A. Damon,
Scituate,
21
May
16,
Ella G. Litchfield,
Scituate,
19
Lincoln,
26
June
5,
Annie Vickery,
Scituate,
28
Scituate,
27
Aug.
4,
Eglantine Brown,
Scituate,
18
Rev. John James,
Maurice O. Hern,
Scituate,
22
South Boston,
South Boston. Rev. I. P. Egan,
Cohasset.
North Scituate,
Rev. T. Richard Peed, North Scituate. Rev. John Oldham, Brockton.
Charles H. Waterman,
Scituate,
19
Brockton,
Joseph T. Ross,
Scituate,
Rev. David Bremner, Scituate.
Ira Bates,
-
Cohasset,
Rev. Joseph Osgood, Cohasset.
25,
66
31,
George Orlando Merritt, Katie M. Cullen, Joseph H. Vargus, Mary Silvia,
Henry Turner Bailey,
Scituate,
23
Scituate, 24
Weymouth, Scituate,
27
Cohasset,
19
Norwell, 21
Scituate,
21
Oct.
2,
Mary E. Easterbrook,
Scituate, 49
Scituate,
27
26,
Flora Ripley,
Quincy,
30
Scituate,
22
27,
Edith Edgar Newcomb,
Scituate, 18
.6
29,
Annie M. Anderson,
Scituate, 39
William Dorr,
E. Weymouth, 41
Cohasset,
Carrie E. Lee,
Scituate, 23
Cohasset,
31
66
16,
Eva Blanche Sweetzer,
Cohasset,
21
Norwell,
27
Dec.
22,
Cora F. Damon,
Scituate,
20
Whitman,
24
North Scituate,
Scituate.
23
Norwell,
Scituate, 23
Scituate, 21 18
Scituate,
Sept. 5,
Josephine Maria Litchfield,
Dummer Sewall,
21,
Caroline Bates,
Edward A. Jacobs,
Cohasset,
29,
Ella A. Osborne,
Elisha J. Brown,
Scituate, 49
Scituate,
Henry A. Young,
North Scituate,
George Austin Litchfield,
Cohasset,
Job P. Otis,
Scituate, 59
North Scituate,
Nov.
14,
Charles Alfred Bushnell,
Scituate,
Cohasset,
Thomas F. Leslie,
24,
Anna E. Elliott.
Scituate, 25
Rev. W. H. Fish,
Norwell. Rev. Nelson M. Bailey, Cohasset. Rev. T. Richard Peed, North Scituate. Rev. Joseph Osgood, Cohasset.
Rev. Joseph Osgood, Cohasset. Rev. David Bremner, Scituate. Rev. T. Richard Peed. North Scituate. Rev. Nelson M. Bailey, Cohasset. Rev. T. Richard Peed, North Scituate. Rev. Joseph Osgood, Cohasset. Rev. George Proctor, Scituate. Rev. Joseph Osgood, Cohasset.
43
Rev. T. Richard Peed, North Scituate.
Edwin H. Litchfield,
Cohasset,
North Scituate,
Deaths Registered in Scituate for the Year 1889.
DATE.
NAMES.
DISEASE.
Years.
Months.
Days.
Jan. 17,
Mary Alice Clapp,
Consumption,
42
11
15
Feb. 22,
Hobson,
Debility,
1
24,
Martin Tuller Peaks,
Old age,
83
7
22
66
28,
Herbert Delory, Edgar W. Whittaker,
Meningitis,
15
5
March
2,
3,
John Hall Taylor,
Membranous croup,
9
3
16
Dropsy,
70
10
15
April
5,
William Wentworth, Joseph Tilden, Albert H. Damon,
Hydrophobia, Premature,
24
6
17
George W. and Lizzie L.
14,
Thomas F. Tobin, Alice C. Tobin,
John A. Hobson,
Pneumonia,
26
8
PARENTS NAMES.
44
Isaac and Laura Packard John A. and Lena A. William and Desire. Henry and Martha. George H. and Mary. Frank L. and Nancy. William and Mary Bowditch. Timothy and Abigail. Joseph W. and Louisa,
66
11.
-
1
Thomas N. and Fannie B.
-
1
23,
Mary C. Bowditch,
59
6
24,
Bright's disease, 66
31
7
17
Phthisis,
43
4,
14,
Thomas N. and Fannie B. Andrew and Abbie.
AGE.
. 45
1
Colic,
75
2
16
Daniel and Cynthia.
Pleuritis,
78
6
8 Alden and Hannah Allen.
Old age,
90
5
8
John and Judith Briggs.
66
16,
George C. Whithem,
Diphtheria,
10
7
3
Charles C. and Nellie F.
Dec.
24,
Abbie Turner Vinal,
Dropsy,
51
9
9
66
24,
William Ferguson,
Old age,
83
10
12
1888.
Nov. 25,
Edward Maumbourqette,
25,
Archie Cambell,
25,
Unknown,
25,
Unknown,
Bright's disease,
78 40
7
3
Natural causes, Scirrhus stomach, 69
1-
23
23,
George E. Cole,
June
9, Lizzie Cargill Weatherbee,
Probably heart dis.,
18
4
11
Congest'n of luugs,
22
6
-
July
14,
John Manson,
Apoplexy,
Cancer,
73
25
Dysentery,
70
-
Aug.
22,
26,
E. H. Bowman,
Drowning,
28
Bright's disease,
82
5
21
Pyæmia,
52
11
21
Sept.
2,
Polly Coleman,
Bright's disease,
78
2
Cancer,
56
6
66
2,
Olive Wade Cushing,
Peritonitis,
8
11
19
Thomas and Rachel.
6,
Margaret J. Flynn,
51
8
Thomas T. and Hannah.
26,
Charles E. Bailey,
Melzar James Ellms,
Nov.
12,
Lucy Briggs,
17.
Michael Driscoll,
Pneumonia & gang'ne,
38
Alvin and Eliza Vinal. Stephen and Martha.
Drowning,
24
28
-
-
May
24, Joseph Gannett, 7, Angeline Ward,
Joseph and Ruth. Joseph and Mary Harmon, Ambrose and Mary. [Cargill. Henry L. and Elizabeth E. George H. and Louisa. Nehemiah and Hannah. Ebenezer and Esther Curtis. John and Mary Houghton.
Ensign and Lucy Otis. Oliver and Lucretia Holmes. Gridley and Polly Cole. Nathn'l and Olive Cushing.
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