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$39,790 77
$25,759 78 $55,550 55
$3,814 68
$61,735 87
INVESTMENTS AND CASH BALANCES. November 30, 1880.
INVESTMENTS.
Fund No. 1. Fund No. 2. Fund No. 3. Fund No. 4.
TOTALS.
Notes secured by mortgage,
$42,925 00
$42,925 00
Bank Stock,
1,500 00
1,500 00
Town Note,
5,000 00
5,000 00
Savings Bank Deposits, . .
3,261 59
$647 86
$1,081 08
$143 83
5,134 36
Special Bank Deposits, .
4,493 72
4,493 72
Railroad Bond,
1,000 00
1,000 00
$57,180 31
$1,647 86
$1,081 08
$143 83 $60,053 08
Cash on deposit,
1,682 79
1,682 79
Totals,
$58,863 10
$1,647 86
$1,081 08
$143 83 $61,735 87
3.13
CITY HOSPITAL.
STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS IN DETAIL, FROM OCT. 1, 1879, TO Nov. 30, 1880.
No. 1. Proceeds of sales of Real Estate, viz .: 19 parcels,
containing 193,790 square feet of land, . . . $19,908 52 Part payment on account of land bargained for, . . 227 40
Interest on notes secured by mortgage, 1,841 18
Interest on City and Town securities, . 700 00
Interest on Savings Bank deposits, . 117 84
Interest on National Bank deposits, . 116 72
Interest accrued on City bonds sold, . 39 17
Premium on City bonds sold, .
800 00
Dividends on 15 shares Bank stock, .
125 00
Rents of Hospital estate, Wellington street, . 1,250 00
Rents of Capron estate, Crown street,
425 00
Rents of sundry parcels of land, . 5 50
Bank tax, refunded by Commonwealth, 26 56
$25,582 89
No. 2. Interest on Railroad bond, Interest on Savings Bank deposits, .
80 00
22 61
$102 61
No. 3. Interest on Savings Bank deposits, .
$42 34
No. 4. Interest on Savings Bank deposits, .
$4 46
Rent of Shaw estate, Salem street, to Oct. 1, 1880, . 27 48
$31 94
$25,759 78
STATEMENT OF PAYMENTS IN DETAIL. FROM OCT. 1, 1879, TO Nov. 30, 1880.
No. 1. Advertising land for sale,
$20 00
Interest on temporary loan, 5 84
Surveying and preparing plans, 33 88
Salary of treasurer, . 100 00
Net income paid into City treasury,
3,604 46
No. 3. Sundry books for Hospital library,
50 50
Transferred to Investment Account, viz .: No. 1,
$20,135 92
No. 2,
102 61
No. 4,
31 94
$20,270 47
Less withdrawn from Investment Account No. 3,
8 16
$20,262 31
Balance cash on deposit, Account No. 1,
$1,682 79
$25,759 78
41
$3,764 18
$3,814 68
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CITY DOCUMENT .- NO. 35.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.
Nov. 30, 1880.
No.
TITLE OF FUND.
Amount Nov. 30, 1879.
Amount Nov. 30, 1880.
1
George Jaques Hospital Fund,
$38,062 68
$58,863 10
2 3
Isaac Davis
1,545 25
1,647 86
Albert Curtis
66
1,066 74
1,081 08
4
John B. Shaw 66 66
-111 89
143 83
Totals,
$40,786 56
$61,735 87
Correct per book account.
WM. S. BARTON,
Treasurer.
WORCESTER, MASS., Dec. 18, 1880.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE BOARD OF
OVERSEERS OF THE POOR. NOVEMBER 30, 1880.
At the regular monthly meeting of the Board of Overseers of the Poor held on this date, the Annual Report for 1880, as prepared by the clerk, was adopted by the Board; and he was instructed to present the same to the City Council, with the request that it be printed at an early date, and that this Board be furnished with five hundred copies for their use and dis- tribution.
GEO. W. GALE, Clerk.
WORCESTER, January 7th, 1881.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
BOARD OF OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
Gentlemen of The City Council :
The close of another financial year calls upon us to give an account of our stewardship, which we herewith accordingly present in its several divisions.
CITY RELIEF DEPARTMENT.
The total number of families having applied for and received aid during the year, is seven hundred and twenty-nine, com- prising twelve hundred and thirty-two males, and twelve hundred and twenty-four females, or two thousand four hundred and fifty-six persons.
Of these, four hundred and ninety-six families, consisting of eight hundred and twenty-one males, and eight hundred and seven females, or sixteen hundred and twenty-eight persons, have legal pauper settlements in this city or elsewhere; and two hundred and thirty-three families, consisting of four hun- dred and eleven males, and four hundred and seventeen females, or eight hundred and twenty-eight persons, were State Paupers, or had no known settlement.
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The whole number having a legal pauper settlement, who have received full support for the whole or a part of the year, is one hundred and fifty-seven ; one hundred and two males and fifty- five females.
The number provided for at the several Insane Hospitals, during the year, has been forty-one; twenty-six males and fifteen females.
Four persons brought into the State by the various lines of communication with other states, have been returned on the several roads by which they came, in accordance with Chapter LXXI, Sec. 25 of the General Statutes.
Thirty-one State Paupers have been sent to the State Alms- house at Tewksbury, after having been aided here to a greater or less extent.
Ninety-eight heads of families, consisting of two hundred and thirty-six males, and two hundred and fourteen females, or four hundred and fifty persons having a legal settlement in other cities and towns, but living here, have been aided here during the year, in accordance with the wishes or instructions of the Overseers of the Poor of the several places where they have their settlement.
In providing for the cases above mentioned by the depart- ment for Temporary Aid, at the office of the Clerk of the Board, there have been drawn two thousand five hundred and fifty-nine orders, on various persons for the following neces- saries :-
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OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
For Fuel, $1,236 90
" Groceries,
2,874 57
Furniture and Clothing, 70 85
" Medicine, attendance and nursing,
472 08
" Burial Expenses,
738 25
Transportation of Paupers,
318 80
Insane Hospital Bills,
6,677 87
State Reformatory Institution bills, .
807 59
Cash allowances,
232 35
66 Aid to Worcester poor in other towns,
750 65
Stationery, postage and printing, 242 14
For miscellaneous expenses,
489 79
Total,
$14,911 84
For the monthly expenditures of which, you are referred to the table attached to this section of the report.
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CITY RELIEF DEPARTMENT.
MONTHLY
ACCOUNTS OF 1880.
No. of Orders Drawn.
Cost of Fuel.
Cost of Groceries.
Furniture and Clothing.
. Medicine, Attendance
and Nursing.
Cost of Burials.
Transportation of
Paupers.
Insane Hospital Bills.
State Reformatory Insti-
tution Bills.
Paid in Cash Allow-
ances.
Paid other Towns.
Books, Stationery,
Postage and Printing.
Miscellaneous Expenses.
TOTALS.
1879. December. 1880.
296
$177 10
$304 25
$2 00
$39 13
$38 00
$16 05
1740 94
$15 72
$42 57
$1 60
$33 00
$2410 36
January. .
420
271 30
409 07
7 00
39 10
88 00
55 85
108 15| 141 00
24 50
115 44
26 00
35 80
1321 21
February .
336
225 80
394 72
3 50
61 36
65 00
30 60
16 00
16 00
14 75
43 20
870 93
March, . .
286
162 70
328 00
46 75
20 00
32 50
1469 23
27 78
238 76
3 00
15 00
2343 72
April . . .
157
70 10
211 38
10 25
48 09
105 00
23 70
256 44
225 50
15 00
29 00
60 00
44 50
1098 96
May .
118
22 40
198 00
5 00
73 55
48 00
9 65
11 25
28 75
6 00
402 60
June .
113
8 20
165 50
10 00
17 00
70 00
25 05
1439 91
20 00
53 45
10 25
9 50
1828 86
July .
102
+ 00
171 00
3 60
20 05
85 00
16 80
96 78:
291 09
11 00
97 03
27 00
823 35
August . .
115
19 10
165 30
20 50
32 80
54 25
29 50
26 10
46 40
97 75
4 50
496 20
September .
132
48 10
194 60
9 00
28 50
40 00
21 60
1566 42
10 00
37 00
5 90
94 79
2055 91
October . .
131
63 40
199 00
31 15
80 00
29 85
150 00
27 50
24 00
12 00
20 50
637 40
November .
185
164 70
133 75
34 60
45 00
27 65
27 50
22 25
10 89
156 00
622 34
2391 $1236 90 $2874 57 $70 85
$472 08
$738 25 $318 80 $6677 87 $807 59 $232 35 $750 65 $242 14 $489 79 $14911 84
CITY DOCUMENT .- NO. 35.
320
·
·
321
OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
Amount given out in Dole at the Clerk's office during the year :
Number of orders
drawn.
Amount drawn by persons having a settle- ment in this City.
Amount drawn by persons having a settle- ment in other Towns.
Amount drawn by persons having no known settlement any- where.
TOTAL.
1879. December 1880.
296
$234 30
$193 95
$127 78
$556 03
January.
420
437 40
235 15
209 00
881 55
February .
336
354 45
202 20
115 95
672 60
March
386
303 70
165 80
110 13
579 63
April
157
310 15
138 20
29 65
378 00
May
118
143 55
103 05
51 70
298 30
June
113
137 05
102 80
89 85
329 70
July
102
117 70
64 60
69 75
252 05
August .
115
128 90
94 10
75 45
298 45
September
132
147 95
125 20
85 90
359 05
October. .
131
150 35
145 35
88 55
384 25
November
185
193 50
137 95
96 55
428 00
2,391
$2,559 00 $1,708 35 $1,150 26|$5,417 61
The salary of the City Physician and that of the Clerk of the Board are also charged to the expense of the City Relief De- partment, and have been as follows;
City Physician,
$1,000 00
Clerk of the Board,
1,200 00
Disbursements,
1,4911 84
$17,111 84
The resources have been as follows :
Appropriation, by City Council, $13,000 00
Rec'd from State and other cities and
towns
4,626 44
Total receipts, Total expenditures, 17,111 84
$17,626 44
Unexpended balance,
$514 60
42
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List of insane persons who have a legal pauper settlement in this city, and who have received full support at the Insane Hospital during the year :
REGISTERED PAUPER NO.
NAMES.
AGE.
BIRTHPLACE.
PLACE OF SUPPORT.
1910
Henry H.Bainbridge,
48
England,
Worcester Lunatic Hospital.
1671
Johanna Buckley,
51
Ireland,
85
Harriet N. Crosby,
59 Brewster,
Hospital for Chronic Insane. Worcester Lunatic Hospital.
2042
John Curley,
38
Ireland,
2088
John Curran,
40
Ireland,
66
66
66
66
1292
Abbie Donahue,
25
Unknown,
66
66
676
Richard Everett,
54 Ireland,
759
Michael Goulding,
29
Worcester,
572
Patrick Grace,
47
Ireland,
2057
Bernard Gallagher,
65
Ireland,
1281
James P. Horgan,
31
West Boylston,
66
66
1276
John Jackson, Jr.,
30
Salem,
1339
John Kelley,
44
Ireland,
1960
Jona. C. Lawrence, Honora Leary,
43
Ireland,
2010
John Looney,
25
1695
Frank H. Mason,
20
Worcester,
1012
Mary McGrath,
44
Ireland,
757
Nora T. Murphy,
29
Ireland,
655
Jas. P. Mulcahey, Morris Maroney,
-
Ireland,
66
1905
Jas. McDermott,
38
Ireland,
2054
Frank McGarrell,
36
Ireland,
2016
Geo. W. Norcross,
26
Shrewsbury,
66
66
66
1734
Johanna O'Brien, Ann Pratt,
57
Ireland,
66
66
66
1908
Fanny C. Perry,
39
Worcester,
66
66
66
1273
Edith C. Pierce,
24
Unknown,
-
66
66
1428
Mary Ronan,
34
Ireland,
66
66
2024
Edmund W. Stratton,
23
Cal.
66
66
66
1052
Catherine Sullivan,3d
36
Ireland,
1312
Mary Toomey,
59
Ireland,
1403
Ephraim A. Williard,
43
Unknown,
66
66
1889
Eugene D. Abbott,
41 N. H.
246
Albert S. Garfield,
53
Princeton,
66
1970
Thomas S. Takeman,
17
Boston,
Danvers Lunatic Hospital.
66
1903
Thos. J. Drooney,
24
Grafton,
1657
Salina E. Davis,
-
Unknown,
Hospital for Chronic Insane. Worcester Lunatic Hospital.
66
Unknown,
66
66
66
60
66
Ireland,
66
Northampton L. Hospital. Worcester Lunatic Hospital.
66
42
Worcester,
66
66
-
Unknown,
1748
James Plympton,
56 West Medway,
66
66
66
1875
William D. Seavey,
58 N. H.
66
66
66
66
1909
Ann Jane Conelly,
-
Ireland,
66
66
66
66
1030
1347
66
66
66
2067
66
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OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
Persons having a legal pauper settlement in Worcester, sen- tenced to and receiving full support at Bridgewater Work-house.
REGISTERED PAUPER NO.
NAMES.
AGE.
BIRTHPLACE.
630
Honora Wren
34
Ireland.
349
Margaret Conlin
50
Ireland.
1922
Alice Gillride
62
Ireland.
1356
Michael Luby
22
Worcester.
Persons having a legal pauper settlement in Worcester, and receiving full support at Tewksbury Alms-house.
REGISTERED PAUPER NO.
NAMES.
AGE.
BIRTHPLACE.
671
Mary McManus
30
Ireland.
671
James White
6
Worcester.
671
Minnie McManus
2
Dracut.
Girls sentenced to and supported in the State Industrial School at Lancaster, and having a settlement in Worcester.
REGISTERED PAUPER No.
NAMES.
AGE.
BIRTHPLACE.
1473
Minnie G. Flynn
891
Mary Johnston .
13
Unkown. Worcester.
Boys sentenced to, and supported in the State Reform School at Westboro', and having a settlement in Worcester.
REGISTERED PAUPER NO.
NAMES.
AGE.
BIRTHPLACE.
1287
Frederick Belden
18
Worcester.
916
Timothy Buckley
17
Upton.
1287
Charles Belden .
13
Worcester.
1721
Edwin Collins
16
Worcester.
2034
James Carpenter
Unknown.
931
Patrick Donovan
13
Unknown.
1323
Fred. A. Dodge
Unknown.
1250
Thomas Grady
16
Unknown.
1722
Dennis Lynch
14
Unknown.
2028
Peter Moran
15
Unknown.
285
Henry McCann .
12
Worcester.
2029
Patrick Redican
13
Scotland.
2049
Timothy Sullivan
15
Unknown.
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CITY DOCUMENT .- NO. 35.
CITY ALMSHOUSE DEPARTMENT.
There have been supported at the City Farm, for a greater or less part of the year, seventy-five males and thirty-eight females, or one hundred and thirteen persons, almost all of whom are either aged or infirm, bodily or mentally.
In accordance with our recommendation of last year, that the almshouse should be enlarged, an appropriation of $8,200.00 was made for that purpose, and, under the direction of the Com- mittee on Public Buildings of the City Council, and Superin- tendent of Public Buildings of the City, an additional wing 61 feet long and 31 feet wide, three stories high, containing eighteen rooms for occupation by the inmates, besides two dining-rooms, two pantries and three bath-rooms, the enlargement of the kitchen and laundry, and a cellar under the whole, giving accom- modation long needed, has been constructed, in a plain but substantial manner and style corresponding with the main building.
But as no provision was made for heating the same, we have been unable to avail ourselves of it, so far as the the inmates' rooms are concerned, and they are still unoccupied, although we are providing for many persons elsewhere, who could prob- ably be as well, and more economically, cared for at our own institution.
Your attention is therefore earnestly called to our request of the two past years that a suitable arrangement be made for heating the whole establishment by steam, and for the same rea- sons urged at those times, viz :- convenience, safety and economy. We again respectfully ask for the same, your favorable consid- eration.
All the other buildings are in first-class condition, and, with a single exception, serve well the purpose for which they were intended. But our experience with the small pox, during the early part of the year, again demonstrated that the small build- ing set apart for hospital use, is entirely inadequate to the requirements of a city as large as ours, and we respectfully sug-
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OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
gest that more ample provisions be made without delay, the same being placed in some more suitable location, and, as we now have a Board of Health, they be put in charge of the same, and this Board relieved of what is not a part of their proper duty under the laws now in force in regard to contagious and infectious diseases.
On Thursday, Oct. 28th, the annual inspection of the estab- lishment was made by the full Board, assisted by all the mem- bers of the City Council, and heads of departments, with invited guests from the state department, and other cities, and many favorable comments were made in reference to the general appearance of the whole establishment.
As there is a full supply of water in the seven-acre pond, not only for use, but for power to drive a fire pump, it was sug- gested as desirable that one should be added, as it could be done at but trifling cost in comparison to its value. We there- fore recommend one being put in.
The recommendation in former reports that the out-lying lots of land belonging to the farm, and which were not needed, be disposed of, has, during the present year, resulted in the sale of the wood lot near Harlow's Mills, and the wood and sprout land on the north side of the Holden and Shrewsbury turnpike in Shrewsbury, thereby confining the lines of the farm within the highways, which now nearly surround it, The land sold comprised about forty acres, and the proceeds of the sale were turned into the sinking-fund of the city debt.
A new road has been built by the town of Shrewsbury across that part of the farm near the turnpike, in place of what was called "the old sand road," and a new and substantial fence constructed ; all of which has much improved the general appearance of that vicinity, while the travel that way has been greatly facilitated.
The old dam on the brook near the end of this road, is still in a dilapidated condition, and if allowed to remain so, may, ultimately, result in a dispute as to the right of flowage of the pond of twenty-two acres ; and as it could easily be repaired at comparatively trivial cost, and thereby more than quadruple our
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water supply, as well as largely increase the water power ; we recommend the matter to your favorable consideration.
The road in front of the almshouse buildings has been graded, straightened and repaired ; the old walls removed and used in other places, and the whole line enclosed with a barbed wire fence, thereby giving a uniformity in fencing material, and a much more finished appearance.
The same system of pasturing the swine during the summer months, mentioned in former reports, has been pursued this year, and with the same favorable results to both swine and land ; the former have thereby been kept free from disease, and the latter improved to a greater degree than could be done by any other method.
The products of the farm have been equal to those of any former year, and from the liberal amount of dressing obtained from the piggery, and the amount of "noseing" done on the ground by the pigs in those locations where they have been pas- tured, the land has been put in condition for obtaining from it the best results hereafter.
On Thursday, Nov. 18th, 1880, the Board of Overseers of the Poor, together with the Board of Assessors, and assistants, met at the City Almshouse for the purpose of making the annual appraisal, and after a careful performance of their labors by the several committees, the following returns were made :-
About 95 acres of cleared land at $80.00,
$7,600 00
75 acres of wood land at $50.00,
3,825 00
50 acres of Davidson pasture at $25.00,
1,250 00
25 acres of Bond meadow at $20.00,
500 00
S acres of Curtis lot at $300.00,
2,400 00
Total value of land,
$15.575 00
Almshouse building and addition,
$25,000 00
Small brick house and corn barn,
1,000 00
Small pox hospital building,
500 00
Farm stock barn and connections,
7,000 00
Horse stable and sheds,
5,000 00
Swine house and pens,
5,000 00
Pump house and water works,
3,000 00
Total value of buildings,
$46,500 00
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OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
Total value of land,
15,575 00
Total value of real estate,
$62,075 00
Farm stock, tools, vehicles, &c.,
7,419 00
Swine and Scavenger department,
6,172 00
Furniture and house-hold effects,
5,300 01
Appurtenances of the Truant School,
212 57
Total valuation,
$81,178 58
The Board then discussed the general condition of the estab- lishment, and pronounced it all satisfactory, except the new wing recently added to the main building, which, from lack of heating apparatus, cannot be used until one is supplied; and they instructed the Clerk to request the City Council to make an appropriation for furnishing and putting in a steam boiler and pipes sufficient to heat the whole building.
List of paupers who have been fully supported at the alms- house in this city during the year 1880: -
Registered Pauper No.
NAMES.
Age.
Birth.
Began.
Ended.
3 |David Kimball,
47
Worcester,
Jan. 5, '57 Continues.
4 Allen Cummings,
43
Ware,
Apr. 2, '57
84 Emeline Parkhurst,
69
Oakham,
June 15, '68
87 Thomas Crowley,
61 Ireland,
July 28, '68
134 William Jones,
73
Salem,
July, 1, '70 June 10, '80
191 Morris Moriarty,
72
Ireland,
Nov. 6, '71 Jan. 28, '80 Deceased.
245 John Luby,
53
Feb. 6, '73 Continues.
271 William Collins,
23 Worcester,
Apr. 5, '73
294 Jeremiah O'Leary,
54
Ireland, 66
Aug. 1, '73
378 Patrick Coffee,
74
Feb. 4, '74
379 Timothy Coffee,
11 Worcester,
Feb. 4, '74 Aug. 31, '80
395 James Mackin,
73 Ireland,
June 29, '75 Continues,
400 Dexter W. Jones,
83
Mass.,
July 21, '75 May 4. '80 Deceased.
401 Henry Hoyle,
35 Grafton,
July 21, '75 Continues.
438 William Mitchell,
76
England,
Jan. 21, '76
441 John Sweeney,
33
Ireland,
Feb. 28, '75
443 Maria McCarty,
51 Germany,
74
Ireland,
457 Daniel F. Andrews,
55
Hinsdale, Ireland,
Dec. 7, '76
508 William Prescott,
32
Worcester,
July 18,'77 66
519 Roxanna Lennon,
49
Ireland,
Sept. 17, '77
63 Williamstown, Sept. 24, '77 Nov. 12, '80 Deceased.
522 Catherine Walcott,
Place of
Period of Support.
Remarks.
452 Susan Carpenter,
Apr. 17, '76 Aug. 20, '80 Apr. 18, '76 Continues.
455 Thomas Whalen,
June 1, '76
479 John McCue,
Feb. 27, '77 66
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CITY DOCUMENT .- NO. 35.
Registered Pauper No.
Place of
Period of Support.
Names.
Age.
Birth.
Began
Ended.
526 William Coxon,
70
Oct. 29, '77 Feb. 6, '80 Deceased.
533 William Gardner,
73
Dec. 11, '77 |Continues.
544 Enoch Stallardt,
53
Germany,
Jan. 19, '78
571 Eliza King,
71
Ireland,
May 8, '78
573 Timothy Reagan,
57
June 4, '78 66
581 Louisa Hood,
July, 1, '78
590 Frances Murphy,
76
July 8, '78
591 Edward Deady,
47
July 27, '78 Apr. 5, '80
596 George Stebbins,
19
Worcester,
Aug. 28, '78 July
1,'80
597 George W. Stanley,
43
Natick,
Sept. 11, '78 Aug.
3, '80 Deceased.
600 John Murphy,
77
Ireland,
Sept. 27, '78 Continues.
601 Thomas McCann,
66
Oct. 27, '78 Apr. 20, '80
604 Peter McGirl,
69
Nov. 25, '78 Continues.
609 Thomas Reilley,
38 England,
Dec. 3, '78 Apr. 12, '80
612 Joseph Lawler,
18
Worcester,
Dec. 21, '78 Continues.
613 George Gleason,
49
Jan. 8, '79
615 Austin Upnam,
64
Conn.,
Jan. 15, '79 July 24, '80 Deceased.
621 George L. Palmer,
65
Salem,
May 15, '79 Mar. 20, '80
622 George Amsperger,
41
Germany,
May 25, '79 Continues.
624 Patrick Hurley,
51
Ireland,
June 7, '79 June 2, '80
626 Henry M. Ide,
48 R. I.
June 27, '79 Continues.
631 James Belden,
67 Northfield,
Sept. 8, '79 Apr. 12, '80
633 Ellen Coffee,
76 Ireland,
Sept. 18, '79 Continues.
634 William Cather,
71
Europe,
Sept. 20, '79 Oct. 9, '80
635 Mary A. Williams,
71
Westford,
Oct. 10, '79 Continues.
636 John Moore,
21 Worcester,
Oct. 22, '79 66
637 Lizzie Shea,
34
Ireland,
Oct. 23, '79 Jan. 10, '80
638 Barbara Kohl,
37 Germany,
Oct. 23, '79 Continues.
639 John Burr,
88
Norton,
Nov. 1, '79 July 15, '80 Deceased.
640 Edwin Robie,
58
Cambridge,
Nov. 1, '79 Continues.
642 Mary McManus,
30 Ireland,
Dec. 6, '79 Jan. 19, '80
643 James McManus,
6 Worcester,
Dec. 6, '79 Jan. 19, '80
644 Minnie McManus,
2 Lowell,
Dec. 6, '79 Jan. 19, '80
645 John Ronan,
26 Worcester,
Dec. 6, '79 Mar. 30, '80 Deceased.
646 Addie Nichols,
22 Spencer,
Dec. 27, '79 Jan. 3, '80
647 Charles Seagur,
20
Worcester, 66
Jan. 7, '80 Jan. 27, '80 Deceased.
649 Honora Wren,
35 56
Jan. 10, '80; Continues.
17 Worcester,
Jan. 16, '80 Feb. 20, '80
652 Thomas Jakeman,
654 Mary Oliver,
44
Worcester,
Feb. 5, '80 Feb. 7, '80 Deceased.
656 Thomas Breslin,
13
Feb. 5,'80, Apr. 26, '80
657 James Sweeney,
658 Charles Martin,
659 Laura Germaine,
10
Unknown,
70
Ireland,
Feb. 28,'80 Mav, 24, '80 Mar. 5, '80 Continnes.
660 Mary Hogan,
661 Bridget Cullen,
662 Harriet Carpenter,
663 Lizzie Shea,
664 Fred E. Carpenter,
3
Worcester,
Apr. 6, '80 Continues. Apr. 7, '80 June 23, '80
23
Jan. 9, '80 Jan. 12, '80
650 Bridget Mulghaney,
651 Edward Blunt,
17 Boston, Groton,
Jan. 22, '80 Continues. Jan. 26, '80 June 1, '80
655 John Breslin,
21
54 Ireland, - Plymouth,
Feb. 20,'80 Mar. 5, '80
50
Mar. 20, '80
28 Woonsocket,
Apr. 6, '80 June 23, '80
34 Ireland,
Jan. 1, '80 Feb. 25, '80 Deceased.
648 Paul Seagur,
Ireland,
Feb. 20,'80 Mar. 13, '80 Deceased.
.
Remarks.
England, Norwich,
Unknown, Ireland,
329
OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
Registered Pauper No.
Names.
Age.
Birth.
Began.
Ended.
665 Thomas Reilly,
38 67
England, Northfield, Unknown, N. Y.,
Apr. 19,'80 June 13, '80
666 James Belden,
Apr. 20,'80 July 27, '80
667 Thomas McCann,
Apr. 22, '80 Continues.
668 Elizabeth Croizer,
22
Apr. 26, '80 July 16, '80 May,, 1, '80 Continues.
669 Edwin Salmon,
21 Uxbridge, 11 Worcester,
May 4, '80 May 28, '80
672 Humphry Tyler, 674 Johanna Buckley,
54
N. H.,
May 9, '80 June 28, '80
675 John Buckley,
46 7 Worcester,
May 17, '80 June 11, '80 June 18, '80 Continues.
676 Thomas Reilly,
38
England,
June 8, '80 July 7, '80 Deceased.
678 Josephine Maple,
40
Ireland,
July 1, '80 July 27, '80 July 12, '80 Continues ..
680 William White,
55
July 19, '80 Oct 19, '80
681 Adolph Proulx,
Canada,
July 27, '80 Aug. 29, '80
682 Stephen Wedge,
32
Ireland,
Aug. 1, '80 Aug. 13, '80 Aug. 23, '80 Sept. 1, '80
€84 Mary Donovan,
8
Worcester,
Aug. 23,'80 Aug. 24, '80
685 Kate Donovan,
7
Aug. 23,'80 Aug. 24, '80
686 Josie Donovan,
5
Aug. 23,'80 Aug. 24, '80
687 Daniel Donovan,
Inf. 6: 54 N. H.,
Sept. 1, '80 Continues.
43 Westboro,
Sept. 3, '80
32
Lawrence,
Sept. 3, '80 ..
691 Honora Manion,
17
Ireland,
Sept. 16, '80 66
692 jane Lankton, 693 Mary Clark,
-
Sept. 20, '80
66
694 Terrence Mooney,
48 9
Worcester, Ireland,
Sept. 24, '80
697 Janes Noonan,
12
Sept. 24, '80 66
698 Charles Noonan,
8
Sept. 24, '80 66
699 Patrik Noonan,
45
Sept. 26, '80
6
700 Mary Rogers,
Oct. 16, '80
66
701 Eddie Spencer,
8 45
Ireland,
Oct. 19, '80 Nov. 20, '80
703 Patrick Keenan,
65
66
Oct. 20, '80 Continues.
704 Mary Conan,
45
66
Nov. 6, '80
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