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The average membership for the year has been thirty-four, and the average attendance thirty-one. Then each succeeding class is larger than its predecessor, so that while at the close of the spring term, only eight or ten will pass out of the school, at the beginning of the fall term nearly or quite twenty will step in as the new class. A few moments consideration will convince any candid mind that one teacher cannot with justice to himself or the scholars, carry such a number through such a course of study. The school is proving its worth more and more all the time. Its growth is far beyond the expectation of its most san- guine friends, and shows the value placed by both parents and children on such educational advantages. The town owes it to itself and these scholars, to make this school all it should be, and to that end it should furnish an assistant teacher. This, in the opinion of your committee and superintendent, is needed, and therefore recommended.
Again, our town is so situated that it has been found best to have the High school hold its sessions one term in each central district of the town, viz : the Centre, the South and the West. Undoubtedly this is more convenient when all things are con- sidered. This has placed quite a burden on many of the scholars, and, it is remarkable how faithful they have been in their attendance through wind and storm. It is believed by your committee and superintendent to be wise and just that the town provide trans- portation from these centres to the sessions of the High school. This will equalize the advantages of the High school to all. At the present quite a number who are unable to bear the expense of
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transportation are cut off from the education offered in the High school. This ought not to be. The town should authorize the committee to provide transportation for the scholars upon the wisest and best terms possible. This is the opinion of your com- mittee, and it is therefore recommended.
The usual financial and attendance tables are appended. This report with its statements of the condition of the schools the last year, and the important action taken by superintendent and com- mittee, also its statements of present needs and suggestions having been read to, and discussed by the committee, was unanimously adopted as their report of work done, and recommendations for the schools.
C. L. RHOADES, Superintendent of Schools,
For the School Committee of the Town of Acton.
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Financial Report.
To the Town of Acton :
Your School Committee hereby submit their report of the ex- penses of the schools of the town by districts; said expenses covering salaries of teachers, the cost of fuel and care of school buildings. JOHN E. CUTTER, Chairman. THERON F. NEWTON, Clerk.
ACTON, March 22d, 1886.
ACTON HIGH SCHOOL.
Salary of teacher
$700 00
Fuel .
35 05
Care of room 50 00
$785 05
ACTON CENTRE SCHOOLS.
Salary of teachers
$684 00
Fuel .
73 00
Care of rooms
47 25
$804 25
SOUTH ACTON SCHOOLS.
Salary of teachers
$720 00
Fuel . . . . .
39 20
Care of house
100 22
$859 42
WEST ACTON SCHOOLS.
Salary of teachers
$663 00
Fuel . .
38 37
Care of rooms.
25 00
$726 37
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EAST ACTON SCHOOL.
Salary of teachers
$324 00
Fuel ..
40 14
Care of room
24 50
$388 64
NORTH ACTON SCHOOL.
Salary of teachers.
$324 00
Fuel. .
34 88
Care of room
25 00
$383 88
SOUTH EAST ACTON SCHOOL.
Salary of teacher
$324 00
Fuel.
15 00
Care of room
15 00
$354 00
Total .
$4,301 61
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TABULAR STATEMENT.
SCHOOLS.
TEACHERS.
Length of school in
Whole No. scholars.
Av'age membership.
Av'age attendance.
No. under 5 years.
No. over 15 years.
No. between 8 and 14.
Centre,
Grammar, Primary:
Miss C. L. Haynes, Evilina Davis, Mr. O. W. Dutton, Miss Bessie Ball,
3
31
25
22
1
0
9
¥
Grammar,
66 S. B. Holmes,
3
33
29
28
0
1
32
South,
Primary,
Viola S. Tuttle,
3
52
38
34
0
0
28
West,
Grammar, Primary,
66 C. L. Newton,
3
40
35
33
0
0
14
East. North,
66 Miss Ella D. Daniels,
3
26
19
18
0
14
South East,
Miss Bertha Manley, " C. A. Granger,
3
21
16
12
0
1
12
Acton High,
H. H. Williams,
3
47
34
31
0
37
4
Totals.
343
278
253
1
51
175
.
3
28
25
22
0
4
16
Edith Garfield,
3
37
34
33
0
2
31
.‹ S. A. Wetherbee,
3
28
23
20
0
2
15
S. J. Wyman.
months.
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Number of children in town between the ages of five and fifteen years, as reported by the Assessors, May 1st, 1885, 264.
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF TILE
SELECTMEN
AND OTHER OFFICERS
OF THE
TOWN OF ACTON
From Feb. 26, 1886, to Feb. 26, 1887,
INCLUDING THE
MARRIAGES, BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN 1886. ALSO, THE
REPORT OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
HAT
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ACTON ..
P. ELÉCTRO CHE BOSTON,
ACTON : THE ENTERPRISE STEAM JOB PRINT, 1887.
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Town of Actor in Account with J. K. W. Wetherbee, Treasurer.
1887.
Dr.
Feb. 26. To cash paid for State tax, $1,110 00
County tax, 667 35
66 on Selectmen's or- ders, 14,353 97
" Outstanding orders, 967 33
" Balance due the town, 897 36
$17,996 01
Cr.
By balance in the treasury, Feb. 26th, 1836, $375 55
Cash received of Dennis Shehan, for old lumber, 9 00
Received of John Fletcher, for lots sold in Woodlawn cemetery, 12 00
County Treasurer, for dog fund for 1885, 207 77
T. F. Newton, on account of High School, 21 25
L. W. Stevens, for lots sold in Mount Hope cemetery, 30 00
Town of Billerica, support of Thomas Russell, 39 76
Town of Harvard, aid furnish- ed Arthur Whitney, 11 67
Chapel Society, rent of school room to April 1, 1886, 33 00
State Treasurer, corporation tax, 845 29
State Treasurer, National bank tax, 715 40
State Treasurer, State aid, chap. 252, acts of 1879, 200 50
State Treasurer, State aid. chap. 301, acts of 1879. 108 00
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Received of State Treasurer, support of
State paupers, 135 72
State Treasurer, income of school fund, 167 73
Charles H. Wheeler, borrowed money, 400 00
George Chandler, borrowed money, 200 00
Varnum Tuttle, borrowed
money,
1,300 00
Charles H. Wheeler, borrowed money, 150 00
Varnum Tuttle. borrowed
money, 615 66
County Treasurer, dog fund for 1886, 195 48
John Fletcher, lots sold in Woodlawn Cemetry, 13 00
L. W. Stevens, lots sold in Mount Hope Cemetery, 58 00
T. F. Newton, school books sold. 16 46
Reuben L. Reed, rent of town hall, 17 00
John E. Cutter, collector of taxes, for taxes of 1885, 1,799 80
John E. Cutter, 1886, 10,204 63
Interest on money in bank. 37 84
A. L. Noyes, rent of town hall in 1885, 18 00
Julian Tuttle, rent of town hall and cellar, 57 50
-$17,996 01
J. K. W. WETHERBEE, Treasurer of Acton. AcTON, Feb. 26th, 1887.
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SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS. Centre District.
Paid John E. Cutter, $797 95
$797 95
West District.
Paid F. W. Green, for care of school house,
$28 00
L. U. Holt, for 4 brooms for
1 20
C. H. Mead,
770 72
C. H. Mead, for coal,
59 85
C. H. Mead, care of school house,
33 00
$892 77
South District.
Paid T. F. Newton,
$733 50
66
66 for coal,
44 09
for wood,
5 12
.6 care of house,
61 00
WV. Law, for sawing wood.
1 50
$845 21
North District.
Paid Ella F. Daniels, services as teacher, C. I. Miller,
$36 00
291 08
66
66 coal,
27 93
wood,
5 00
cutting wood,
1 75
. 6
66 care of house,
12 00
$373 76
East District.
Paid Luke J. Robbins,
377 50
66
for care of house,
6 00
$383 50
South-East District.
Paid W. S. Jones, $369 61
$369 61
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High School.
Paid H. H. Williams, services as teacher, $240 00
A. W. Armstrong, 66
.. 400 00
C. H. Mead, for rent of organ. 15 00
C. H. Mead, for rent of piano for grad- uating exercises, 7 00
C. H. Mead, for care of room. 12 00
C. H. Mead, for fuel, 6 00
J. E. Cutter, care of room. 8 00
J. E. Cutter, for fuel.
7 00
T. F. Newton, care of room.
15 00
for fuel, 10 00
teacher, 80 00
$800 00
SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
Paid T. F. Newton, $565 46
Rev. C. L. Rhoades. 5 50
John E. Cutter, 7 10
$578 06
TOWN OFFICERS.
Paid Rev. C. L. Rhoades, Supt. of schools, $124 98 Rev. C. L. Rhoades.expense of procur- ing teachers for High School. 15 00
L. U. Holt, sealer of weights and meas- ures, 10 00
WVm. D. Tuttle, services as Assessor.
32 00
Wm. D. Tuttle, making duplicate tax book, 10 00
Wm. D. Tuttle, services as Town Clerk.
25 00
WV. D. Tuttle, services as Registrar of voters to May 1st, 1886. 15 00
Phineas Wetherbee, services as Assessor, 25 00
H. J. Hapgood, services as Assessor. 22 00
J. E. Cutter, collecting taxes in 1885, 90 00
A. L. Noyes, services as Registrar of voters to Feb. 12th, 1887. 24 00
J. W. Dupee, services as Selectman. 45 00 T. F. Noyes, 66 45 00
J. K. W. Wetherbee. .. 85 00
J. K. W. Wetherbee. services as Treas .. 40 00
$607 98
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PRINTING,
Paid John F. Wood, 500 sheet reports. $10 00
600 book reports, 58 50
printing town warrants, 7 00
Pratt Brothers, printing notices, 1 25
$76 75
CEMETERY EXPENSES.
Paid Nathan Johnson, labor in Woodlawn Cemetery, $52 03
Nathan Johnson, labor in North Acton Cemetery, 13 53
L. W. Stevens, lumber for fence in Mt. Hope Cemetery, 17 75
L. W. Stevens, labor in Mount Hope Cemetery, 1885, 11 37
L. W. Stevens, labor in Mount Hope Cemetery, 1886, 73 50
John Fletcher, labor on well in Wood- lawn Cemetery, 4 75
$172 93
STATE AID.
Paid John Carroll, $144 00
Benjamin Skinner.
96 00
Ola Nelson, 48 00
Allen G. Smith,
60 00
Richard G. Dane,
60 00
Rebecca C. Wright,
48 00
Susan F. Dearborn,
6 00
$462 00
SUPPORT OF POOR.
Paid E. H. Cutler, deficiency on Town Farm, $616 30 Luke Blanchard, for support of Clara Wheeler, 195 66
Luke Blanchard, support of Elizabeth Burgendohl, 82 09
Luke Blanchard, support of Emily F. Town, 162 28
Luke Blanchard, aid furnished Edward O'Neil, 6 78
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Paid Luke Blanchard, for Edward O'Neil at Massachusetts General Hospital, 92 00
Luke Blanchard, aid furnished Thomas Russell, 5 13
Luke Blanchard, aid furnished Arthur Whitney, 11 67
Luke Blanchard, aid furnished Thomas Russell, 54 00
Luke Blanchard. aid furnished Ruth Pike, 57 00
Luke Blanchard. aid furnished Gilman Newton, 40 00
Luke Blanchard, aid furnished James E. Harris, 104 77
Luke Blanchard, aid furnished Hannah Trainor, 24 25
Luke Blanchard, aid furnished Hannah Stanton, 47 79
Luke Blanchard, aid furnished Mrs. John Quinland, 104 02
Luke Blanchard, expenses to Worcester and return, 9 10
Luke Blanchard, journey to Fitchburg,
3 00
T. W. Loker, aid furnished Redding family, 58 57
Luke Blanchard. aid furnished Walter H. Whitney, 15 00
Dr. W. N. Sharp, attending family of Amos Hayward. 16 25
Dr. C. B. Sanders, medical attendance at the Almshouse, 13 25
Dr. C. B. Sanders, attending Thomas Russell, 12 75
Dr. C. B. Sanders, attending Henry Farwell, 7 00
J. E. Cutter. aid furnished Thomas Russell, 40 73
J. E. Cutter, journey to Worcester, 9 70
J. E. Cutter, aid furnished Thomas Lowden, 5 38
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$1,794 47
ROADS AND BRIDGES.
Paid Chas. Wheeler, regular highway work, $600 00 Abel Cole, 600 00
Isaac Reed, 604 09
9
Paid A. H. Jones, labor on highway in Jan. and Feb., per order of selectmen, 80 16 Abel Cole, repairing culvert on Maple street, South Acton. 8 00
E. F. Conant, gravel.
2 50
Charles Wheeler, repairs on road near house of Geo. Brooks. 59 33
Charles Wheeler, labor on Hall road, 21 62
American Powder Co., lumber for bridge 6 40
66 guarding bridge. 2 80
Charles Wheeler, labor on highways in Jan., Feb. and March, 8 55
Charles Wheeler, labor on Lowell road, 17 92
in centre of town 11 40
$2,022 77
REPAIRS ON TOWN BUILDINGS.
Paid T. F. Newton, repairs on school-house in South district, 40 29
C. H. Mead, repairing blackboards in West district, 23 10
C. H. Mead, repairs on school-house in West district. 3 01
L. J. Robbins, repairs on school-house in East district, 6 32
L. U. Holt, repairing stove in East school-house, 4 50
L. U. Holt, repairing furnace in town hall,
11 85
Reuben L. Reed, painting hearse-house, C. L. Davis, painting school-house in Centre district, 111 81
13 95
J.E.Cutter, material for painting school- house in Centre district, 74 79
J. E. Cutter, repairs on school-house in Centre district, 54 21
L. U. Holt, repairing stove and funnel, West school-house, 3 50
Robert Wayne, repairs on town hall, 4 24
$351 57
MISCELLANEOUS.
Paid G. W. Livermore, wood for town hall, $ 2 50
carrying in wood, 50
teaming stone posts, 1 50
10
Paid J. Kinsley, use of road for Hurley, 8 00 Dr. I. Hutchins, vaccinating 38 school children, 15 20
Dr. I. Hutchins, reporting 14 births, 3 50
A. H. Kimball, plate for road scraper, 8 00
R. M. Yale, repairing flag, 2 55
Dr. I. Hutchins, for Memorial day,
100 00
Rev. I. C. Knowlton, land taken to wid- en street, 50 00
Reuben L. Reed, taking care of town hall and clock, 16 95
John E. Cutter, abatement of taxes for 1883, 1884 and 1885,
119 81
E. A. Phalen, repairing town pump,
1 10
Nathan Johnson, rope for flag staff, labor on 1 00
1 50
Tuttles, Jones & Wetherbee, pitcher and goblets for town hall, 57
Tuttles, Jones & Wetherbee. town or- der book, 1 62
Tuttles, Jones & Wetherbee, town rec- ord book, 2 25
Tuttles, Jones & Wetherbee, coal hod, dust-pan and feather duster for town hall, 85
C. I. Miller, lumber and repairs on fence in North school district, 6 84
T. F. Newton, clock for East school dis- trict, 5 00
E. A. Phalen, door for Davis monu- ment, 5 75
Abel Cole, repairs on plow and scraper, 2 50
James P. Brown, blacksmith bill, 3 30
L. W. Stevens, repairing door where fire ladders are kept, 40
C. B. Stone, making deeds of lots sold in Mount Hope Cemetery, 4 00
L. U. Holt, repairing town pump, 1 00
Isaac Reed, breaking roads, 9 50
Abel Cole, 17 14
Charles Wheeler, blacksmith bill, 8 25
E. Jones & Co., coal for town hall, 8 16
Wm. D. Tuttle, postage and stationery, 1 40
express on public docu-
ments, 2 58
Wm. D. Tuttle, printing registration blanks,. 2 40
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Paid Wm. D. Tuttle, meeting tax commis- sioners, 1 50
Wm. D. Tuttle, laying out road near Baptist church in West Acton, 2 00
Wm. D. Tuttle, duplicate key to town hall, 35
Wm. D. Tuttle, collecting and record- ing 34 births, 17 00
5 10
Wm. D. Tuttle, recording 31 deaths, 66 20 marriages, 3 00
L. E. Reed, attending 31 burials, 93 00
returning 29 deaths, 7 25
G. W. Livermore, teaming coal for town hall, 1 70
J. E. Cutter, discount on taxes 1886, 599 10
10 00
Fish Committee, cash paid C. H. Wal- cott for services in case of prosecution Fish Committee, 3 fares to Lowell and return,
1 68
J. E. Cutter, notifying 16 persons to take oath of office, 2 00
H. J. Hapgood, assessors' and collect- or's books, 2 00
M. E. Taylor, oil, wicks and supplies for town hall, 7 45
Julian Tuttle, care town hall and clock 46 00
Charles Wheeler, breaking roads, 27 65
$1,242 40
TEMPORARY LOANS PAID.
Paid Tuttles, Jones & Wetherbee, note and interest, $1,598 34
Varnum Tuttle, note and interest, 622 59
George Chandler, interest on note, 25 00
· J.K.W.Wetherbee, note and interest, 1,281 00
$3,526 93
BOUNTY TAX.
Bounty tax refunded, $22 64
$22 64
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RECEIPTS AND APPROPRIATIONS.
Balance in the treasury Feb. 26, 1886, $375 55
66 due from collector of taxes Feb. 26. 1886, 1,799 80
Appropriation for Town charges.
4,000 00
Schools,
4.100 00
Roads,
1.800 00
Overlayings,
232 12
State tax,
1,110 00
County tax, 667 35
Rec'd of Dennis Shehan old lumber,
9 00
John Fletcher, lots sold in Wood- lawn Cemetery, 12 00
County Treasurer, dog fund, 1885, 207 77
T. F. Newton, acct. of High school, 21 25
L. W. Stevens, lots sold in Mount Hope Cemetery, 30 00
Town of Billerica, support of Thos. Russell, 39 76
Town of Harvard, aid furnished Ar- thur Whitney,
11 67
Chapel Society, rent of school room to April 1, 1886,
33 00
State Treasurer, corporation tax.
845 29
National bank tax. 715 40
State aid chap. 252.
acts of 1879, 200 50
State Treasurer, State aid chap.301 acts of 1879, 108 00
State Treasurer, support of State paupers, 135 72
State Treasurer, school fund,
167 73
Chas. H. Wheeler. borrowed money
400 00
George Chandler. 200 00
Varnum Tuttle, 66
1,300 00
Charles H. Wheeler, 66
150 00
Varnum Tuttle, 66
615 66
County Treasurer, dog fund, 1886, 195 48
John Fletcher, lots sold in Wood- lawn Cemetery, 13 00
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Rec'd of L. W. Stevens, lots sold in Mount Hope Cemetery, 58 00
T. F. Newton, school books sold, 16 46
Reuben L. Reed, rent of town hall. 17 00 Interest on money in bank, 37 84
A. L. Noyes, rent of town hall in 1885, 18 00
Julian Tuttle, rent of town hall and cellar,
57 50
--- $19,700 85
EXPENDITURES.
For support of Centre District school, $797 95
66 West . (
892 77
66 South 66
845 21
66 North 66
373 76
66
East 66 66
383 50
66
So. East "
369 61
66 High School.
800 00
School supplies,
578 06
Town officers,
607 98
Cemetery expenses,
172 93
Printing,
76 75
State aid,
462 00
Support of poor,
1,794 47
Roads and bridges,
2,022 77
Repairs on town buildings,
351 57
Miscellaneous expenses,
1,242 40
Temporary loan paid,
3,526 93
State tax,
1,110 00
County tax,
667 35
Bounty tax refunded,
22 64
-$17,098 65
Balance in collector's hands,
$1,704 84
treasurer's 66
897 36
2,602 20
$19,700 85
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Balance in collector's and treasurer's hands,
$2,602 20
NOTES PAYABLE.
Charles H. Wheeler,
$400 00
George Chandler,
500 00
Varnum Tuttle,
1,300 00
Charles H. Wheeler,
150 00
George Chandler,
200 00
$2,550 00
Balance due the town, $52 20
J. K. W. WETHERBEE, Selectmen J. W. DUPEE. of
T. F. NOYES, Acton.
ACTON, Feb. 26th, 1887.
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TOWN WARRANT.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. MIDDLESEX, SS. To either Constable of the Town of Acton, in said County, Greeting :
You are hereby requested in the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, to notify the legal voters of said town of Acton to meet at the Town Hall on Monday, the fourth day of April next, at twelve o'clock M., by posting copies of this warrant, by you attested, at the Post Office in the centre of the town, also at the stores of Tuttles, Jones & Wetherbee, Mead & Stone and Isaac W. Flagg, in said town, seven days at least before the time appointed for said meeting, then and there to act upon the following articles as they may think proper, viz :
ART. 1. To choose a Moderator to preside at said meeting.
ART. 2. To see what amount of money the town will raise to defray town charges the present year.
ART. 3. To see what amount of money the town will raise for the support of schools the present year, and how it shall be expended.
ART. 4. To see what amount of money the town will raise to repair the roads the present year, and how it shall be expended.
ART. 5. To see if the town will instruct the School Com- mittee to appoint a Superintendent of Schools.
ART. 6. To see if the town will choose a Superintendent of Burials.
ART. 7. To consider and act upon the acceptance of the Jury list as revised by the Selectmen.
ART. 8. To see if the town will vote to accept the reports of the Selectmen, Overseers of the Poor, School Committee and other town officers.
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ART. 9. To see if the town will authorize the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow money for the town, if necessary, in anticipation of the taxes for the current year.
ART. 10. To vote by ballot, Yes or No, in answer to the question : Shall Licenses be granted for the sale of intoxicating liquors in this town the present year ?
ART. 11. To see if town will appropriate the sum of one hundred dollars for Memorial day.
ART. 12. To see if the town will build a highway from near the house of John Davis, to the Puffer place, so called, or pass any vote or votes thereon.
ART. 13. To see if the town will instruct the constable to post town warrants at North Acton.
ART. 14. To see if the town will build a receiving tomb in Mount Hope cemetery, or pass any vote thereon.
ART. 15. To hear and act upon the reports of any com- mittees chosen to report at this meeting.
ART. 16. To see if the town will purchase a piece of land to enlarge Mount Hope cemetery or pass any vote or votes thereon.
Hereof fail not and make due return of this warrant to us, with your doings thereon, at or before the time appoint- ed for said meeting.
Given under our hands this nineteenth day of March in the year eighteen hundred and eighty-seven.
J. K. W. WETHERBEE, Selectmen J. W. DUPEE, of T. F. NOYES, Acton.
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TOWN CLERK'S REPORT,
TO JANUARY 1, 1887.
BIRTHS IN 1886.
DATE.
NAME OF CHILD.
NAMES OF PARENTS.
1886.
Jan. 25 James Arthur Wayne,
66 25 Herman T. Wheeler,
Feb. 4 Arthur Chandler Baldwin,
6 Julia Katherine Richardson,
11 Isabella Louisa Green,
.. 18 Benjamin Gilbert Reed,
. . 23 Charles William Edwards,
Mar. 3 Margaret Dustan Quimby, 6. 22 Charles Edmund Davis,
66 24 Gailon M. Spinney, April 3 Eva Marion Harris, 22 Alva Stanley Hall,
May 20 Mary Eliza Kinsley,
June 24 Blanche Knowlton.
66 26 Richard Stearns Sanders,
66 28 Florence Ena Hartwell,
66 29 Eva Mary Jane Hunt,
July 5 Alice Tuttle Fairbanks,
66 5 Annie Moan,
7 Hollis Freeman Williams,
66 29 Harold Roscoe Littlefield, Aug. 12 Marjorie Pitman,
21 Thomas McCarte.
Sept. 9 Crosby Arthur Hoar,
6. 29 Ida May Tribble,
Oct. 5 Lillian Florence Hay ward, 66 11 Emily Augusta Mains,
17 Milton Cleveland Bean,
66 22 Charles Herbert Griggs,
25 Wilfred Emerson Sharp,
26 Helen Ardell Knowlton,
30 Margaret McDonald,
Nov. 13 Clara Frances Richardson,
66 30 Orma Francis Davis,
Robert and Elizabeth Wayne. James B. and Mary A. Wheeler. Loren C. and Rachel Baldwin. James E. and Sara R. Richardson. Frederic W.and Catherine M. Green. Benjamin W. and Helen R. Reed. Charles and Elizabeth Edwards. George L. and Emma L. Quimby. Charles L. and Luey C. Davis. Isaac B. and Ellen Spinney.
David C. and Jennie B. Harris. Delette H. and Susie A. Hall. James and Anna Kinsley. Amasa M.and Elizab'h F. Knowlton. Charles B. and Lizzie S. Sanders. William H. and Lora B. Hartwell. James W. and Mary E. Hunt. Charles H. and Nellie L. Fairbanks. Frank and Margaret E. Moan. Freeman and Etta C. Williams. Hanson and Florence M. Littlefield Charles W. and Edith Pitman. Thomas and Maria McCarte. John S. and Minnie R. Hoar. Clara Tribble.
Amos H. and Etta C. Hayward. John and Anna Maria Mains. Alcander P. and Mary M. Bean. Charles D. and Abbie E. Griggs. Walter N. and Nettie C. Sharp. Frank R. and Emma S. Knowlton. John and Mary Ann McDonald. Austin A. and Mary I. Richardson. Charles T. and Carrie E. Davis.
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MARRIAGES IN 1886.
DATE.
NAMES.
RESIDENCE.
1886.
Jan. 13 George B. Gowen. Carrie B. Hayward.
South Acton. South Acton.
April 2 Archibald W. Stronach.
Mary Isabella Hunter.
Stow. Stow.
April 7 Warren A. Stevens.
Emily Augusta Ireland.
West Acton.
Littleton.
April 16 Charles H. Snow. Mary E. Robinson.
Acton.
Groton.
June 15 Nelson H. Tenney. Eliza Jane Putnam.
Acton.
Waltham.
June 16 George H. Parker. Emily Lackey.
Littleton.
Pepperell.
June 23 Israel M. Charlton.
Carrie A. Granger.
June 30 Fred W. Reed. Lina Fales.
Acton. Acton.
July 3 Joseph F. Griffin. Blanche M. Pitcher
Acton. Charlestown.
July 4 Charles Forest. Fannie Delory. .
South Acton. South Acton.
July 28 Alphonso A. Wyman. Laura Aldrich.
West Acton. West Acton.
Aug. 24 Patrick Carroll. . Mary Murphy. .
South Acton. South Acton.
Sept. 23 Arthur Tuttle. . Florence ('. Dupec.
Chelsea. North Acton.
Oct. 24 Daniel O'Leary. Olive Landry.
Cambridge. South Acton.
Oct. 28 Edgar F. Clark. Amy M. Godfrey.
Concord. Acton.
Nov. 19 Byron W. Austin. Hattie Bella Penniman.
Acton. Acton.
Nov. 24 Fred G. Jones. Mary A. Brindley.
Acton. Maynard.
Nov. 25|Olin L. Wright. Mary J. Ross.
South Acton. Concord.
Nov. 25 Arthur E. Reed. Carrie E. White.
Chelmsford. Acton.
Boxborough. West Acton.
July 3 Lawrence M. Pitcher. Emma L. Munroe.
Acton. Somerville.
19
DEATHS IN 1886.
AGE.
DATE.
NAME OF DECEASED.
Ms
Ds
1886.
Jan. 6 Esther (Oliver) Souther,
74
Acton.
7 Jane E. Jesson,
19 10 12
11 Joseph JJones,
78
3
5
17 Levi Houghton,
88
7
6
27 James Tobin, 27 Joseph F. Tuttle,
51
2 16
Feb.
11 Mrs. Delina Farrar,
44
5
5
11 John Quinlan,
52
Mar. 17 Mrs. Abigail D. Cowdry,
79
5
20 Franklin Wheeler,
84
16
April 9 John W. Crocker,
18
3 12
13 Charles A. Hanscom,
62
4 25
14 Annie O'Neil.
5
3
16 Mrs. Ursula C. Leland.
74
5 18
4
May
12 Oliver C. Wyman,
65
July 13 William E. Stearns,
58
5
5
17 Mrs. Harriet Harris.
76
6
3
66
Aug.
11 Mrs. Susan T. Chandler,
74
4
3
66
19 Mrs. Maria Stockwell,
77
3
66
Sept. 10 Lena F. Sargent,
2
9
2
66
Oct. 11 Charles Tuttle, 16 Mrs. Helen E. Little, 30 Charles Herbert Griggs,
91
6
Woburn.
8 Acton.
Nov. 12 Blanche S. Piper,
1
7 29
23 Mrs. Ella E. Kingsley,
28
8
25
Dec. 3 Mrs. Mahala Williams,
67
66
21 Mrs. Clarissa Wetherbee, 29 Isaiah Mclaughlin,
69
1
25
7
9
66
1887.
Feb. 10 Elmer Rouillard,
21.
14 Maplewood.
66
66
. .
27 Edwin Stone, 29 Mrs. Sarah F. Walcott,
51
57 10 25
66
46
66
26
PLACE OF DEATH.
33
20
AMOUNT RECEIVED FROM LICENSES OF DOGS. SINCE LAST REPORT, $246.00.
OWNER.
NO. OWNER. NO.
James I). Coburn,
1
Willis L. Mead,
1
Daniel Tuttle,
1
Daniel J. Wetherbee,
1
Charles W. Grant,
1 Isaac W. Flagg,
1
Dana F. Hayward,
1
Henry Hanson,
1
Antoine Bulette,
1
Andrew J. Willis,
1
Wm. D. Tuttle,
1
George Gardner,
1
Otis H. Forbush,
1 Chauncy B. Robbins,
1
Daniel Harris,
1 Henry Haynes,
1
M. A. Tobin,
1
Jos. R. Bassett,
1
M. H. Warden,
1
M. E. Taylor,
1
Anson C. Piper,
1
H. M. Smith,
1
Elbridge J. Robbins,
1
Moses Taylor,
1
Everett Wayne,
1
John Kelley,
1
Mrs. G. F. Flagg,
1
Webster C. Robbins,
2
A. L. Noyes,
1
Frank W. Houghton.
1
E. Eddie Fletcher,
1
Joseph F. Cole.
1
Lester N. Fletcher,
1
Herman Chaplin,
1
Charles Varney,
1
John C. Gates,
1
John Fletcher,
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