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910 11
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE BOARD OF
OVERSEERS OF THE POOR,
FOR THE YEAR 1882.
At the Regular Monthly Meeting of the Board of Overseers of the Poor, held January 5th, 1883, the following Report was adopted, and the Clerk instructed to present the same to the City Council with the request that when printed they be furnished with 500 copies for their use and distribution.
Also that the accompanying Reports of the Committee on the Truant School and of the City Physician may be printed with them as has been customary for several years past.
By order of the Board.
GEORGE W. GALE, Clerk.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE BOARD OF
OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
Gentlemen of the City Council :
IN accordance with the requirements of the Ordinance, we herewith present you a report of the operations of this Board for another year, during which it has probably been brought more prominently before the public and your honorable body than ever previously, as its action has been investigated and discussed without limit.
But the problem of how we can best provide for the poor appears no nearer a solution than heretofore, and the probabili- ties are that it never will be until some way is devised to prevent intemperance, which is the source from which the greater portion of our paupers are furnished, and probably the direct cause of more suffering and misery than all other agencies combined.
No radical change or alteration has been made in the Pauper Laws during the past year, but the operations of former changes become every year more apparent in the increased number of those who were formerly State Paupers, whom we are now called to provide for as city or town charges; and Chapter 242, Acts of 1879, comes most prominently forward in its workings as a species of drag-net to catch all who could not be turned over to the care of the towns by the operations of former enactments.
We have been requested to suggest some remedy for the com- plaints made against the State Board, in reference to compensa- tion for aid to State Paupers, and, as there are now so few who
241
OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
cannot by some law be settled on a city or town, we see no reason why the same laws that are in force governing the action between cities and towns should not be made applicable to the State Board, and they be required, either to remove State Paupers, provide for them themselves, or reimburse all reasona- ble expenditures made on their account by the municipalities where they may for the time being reside.
At the regular monthly meeting held on Friday, Oct. 6th, the following communication was read before the Board of Over- seers of the Poor :-
"The Committee on Relief, would call the attention of the Board to the fact that although there has been no unusual depression of business or scarcity of work or other particular cause of destitution or distress amongst the poor of the city during the present year, and that an additional thousand dollars was made to this year's appropriation for City Relief;
Yet, owing to the persistent and continued agitation and discussion of the workings of this department, and the pressing demands brought to bear for obtaining aid during the summer months from unaccustomed sources, the entire appropriation for the whole year is already more than exhausted and there is not sufficient funds to pay all the bills for the past month, and there are still two more months to be provided for. The bills for the month of October, 1881, were $500.01, and those for November, $847.47, making a total of $1,347.48 ; and, judging from the disbursements that have been called for during the past ten months, the next two will probably not be less than last year, and indicates a deficit of at least $1,500.00 in the accounts for the present year.
The attention of the Board is called to this subject in order that such action as is necessary, may be taken to provide for the same."
The report was accepted by the Board and referred to the City Auditor with the request that it be presented to the City Council; and in response to the same, an appropriation of seventeen hundred dollars was made, all of which has been disbursed, making the largest sum ever expended for City Relief in any year by this department.
Our expenditures on account of the Insane Paupers continue steadily to increase, and an application from this Board to the Authorities in charge of the Hospital for a transfer of those who are classed as harmless insane to our almshouse, has, during the past year been made ; but permission for the change was refused
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CITY DOCUMENT .- No. 37.
by the Trustees; although their annual report represents their Institution as being over-crowded.
CITY RELIEF DEPARTMENT.
The total number of families having applied for and received aid during the year is five hundred and ninety-two; comprising seven hundred and ninety-one males, and eight hundred and twenty-eight females, or sixteen hundred and nineteen persons.
Of these, four hundred and thirty-seven families, consisting of five hundred and seventy-seven males, and six hundred and twenty-eight females, or twelve hundred and five persons, have legal pauper settlements in this city or elsewhere; and one hundred and fifty-five families, consisting of two hundred and fourteen males, and two hundred females, or four hundred and fourteen persons were State Paupers, or had no known settlement.
The whole number having a legal pauper settlement who have received full support for the whole or part of the year, is one hundred and eighty-five-one hundred and one males and eighty-four females.
The number provided for at the several Insane Hospitals, during the year, has been fifty-five-twenty-eight males and twenty-seven females.
Seventy-eight State Paupers have been sent to the State Almshouse at Tewksbury after having been aided here to a greater or less extent.
Eighty-eight families, consisting of one hundred and eighty- one males, and one hundred and eighty-five females, or three hundred and sixty-six 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,
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there have been drawn two thousand, three hundred and forty orders on various persons, for the following necessaries :-
For Fuel,
$1,309 30
Groceries,
2,637 42
Furniture and clothing,
80 50
Medicine, attendance and nursing,
404 80
Burial expenses,
825 00
Transportation of paupers,
348 92
Insane Hospital bills,
7,784 32
State Reformatory Institution bills,
761 73
Cash allowances,
193 45
Aid to Worcester poor in other towns,
1,289 55
Stationery, postage and printing,
172 06
Miscellaneous expenses,
497 66
Total, $16,304 71
For the monthly expenditure of which, you are referred to the table attached to this section of the report.
CITY RELIEF DEPARTMENT.
No. of Orders Drawn.
198
$155 80
$215 02
$11 00
$22 00
$70 00
$18 56
$2,020 12
$ 1 00
$ 18 81
$ 76 55
$10 75
$37 50
$2,657 11
January,
1882,
328
257 20
299 60
8 00
22 60
85 00
18 10
19 04
5 50
219 50
166 72
47 45
90 29
1,239 00
February,
288
224 50
318 60
31 40
65 00
14 10
34 25
98 93
3 00
38 00
830 78
March,
296
241 60
292 70
14 50
53 95
100 00
27 45
1,812 57
22 35
5 00
6 75
2,606 87
April,
198
117 10
263 50
19 10
75 0
21 68
1 10
147 50
212 60
54 18
44 71
956 47
May,
143
72 60
196 00
5 75
80 00
24 55
18 50
65 12
.
46 00
508 52
June,
144
20 50
195 00
10 00
133 75
45 00
32 20
1,712 74
15 50
18 00
5 00
45 25
2,232 94
July,
122
8 00
201 00
10 00
20 90
80 00
31 05
145 05
5 90
210 92
62
741 44
August,
108
13 00
144 00
14 00
22 55
55 00
21 50
23 00
30 00
4 00
14 00
341 05
September,
139
29 00
170 00
5 75
21 25
80 00
56 75
1,965 23
9 00
63 48
9 00
31 00
2,440 46
October,
146
51 50
150 00
1 50
34 60
75 (
48 78
109 57
10 00
165 00
10 50
21 35
50 12
727 92
November,
230
118 50
192 00
22 70
15 00
34 20
47 35
547 65
9 33
35 42
1,022 15
2340
$1,309 30
$2,637 42
$80 50
$404 80
$825 00
$348 92
$7,784 32
$193 45
$761 73
$1,289 55
$172 06
$497 66 $16,304 71 -
Expenses.
Miscellaneous
Total.
Cost of Fuel.
Cost of Groceries.
. Clothing.
Furniture and
and Nursing.
Medicine, Attendance
Cost of Burials.
Paupers.
Transportation of
Insane Hospital Bills.
Paid in Cash Allow-
State Reformatory Institution Bills.
Paid other Towns.
Postage and Printing.
Books, Stationery,
December, 1881,
ances.
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Amount given out in Dole at the Clerk's office during the - year.
No. of orders
drawn.
Amount drawn Amount drawn by persons by persons having a Settle- ment in other Towns. having a Settle- ment in this City.
Amount drawn by persons having no known Settlement anywhere.
TOTAL.
December, 1881,
198
$183 70
$148 20
$113 20
$445 10
January, 1882,
328
312 20
221 20
173 05
706 45
February,
288
350 85
95 75
188 00
634 60
March,
296
379 70
187 80
108 45
675 95
April,
198
231 30
123 00
122 35
476 65
May,
143
204 90
88 15
95 75
388 80
June,
144
188 25
82 52
79 30
350 07
July,
122
149 40
67 30
99 00
315 70
August,
108
124 60
89 25
61 55
275 40
September,
139
184 05
97 70
93 60
375 35
October,
146
181 95
70 40
81 25
333 60
November,
230
289 40
117 80
108 50
515 70
2340
$2,780 30
$1,389 07
$1,324 00
$5,493 37
The salary of the City Physician and that of the Clerk of the Board are also charged to the expense of the City Relief Depart- ment, and have been as follows : -
.
City Physician,
$1,100 00
Clerk of the Board,
1,200 00
Disbursements,
16,304 71
Total Expenditures,
$18,604 71
The resources have been as follows : -
Appropriation by City Council,
$14,000 00
Additional Appropriation,
1,700 00
Received in reimbursement from State and other cities and towns and individuals,
3,380 94
Total Receipts,
$19,080 94
Total Expenditures,
18,604 71
Unexpended balance, Nov. 30th, 1882,
$476 23
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CITY DOCUMENT .- No. 37.
List of Insane persons who have a legal pauper settlement in this city, and who have received full support at the Insane Hospitals during the year.
REGISTERED PAUPER NO.
NAME.
AGE.
BIRTHPLACE.
PLACE OF SUPPORT.
1671
Johanna Buckley,
53
Ireland,
Wor. Lunatic Hospital.
1910
Henry C. Bainbridge,
50 England,
66
66
6.
2147
Helen Boulger,
18
England,
2042
John Curley,
40
Ireland,
66
66
1908
Ann Jane Conelly,
-
Ireland,
66
66
65
1277
Frank C. Cook,
16
Worcester,
66
66
66
31-81
Abbie L. Coggshall,
50
Maine,
1292
Abbie Donahue,
26 Unknown,
1657
Selina E. Davis,
-
Unknown,
1903
Thomas J. Drooney,
26
Grafton,
2370
Thomas Drohan,
35
Ireland,
2383
Johanna Donahoe,
-
Unknown,
394
Margaret Dee,
36
Sheffield,
2380
Kate Dooley,
34
Ireland,
2402
Jas. J. Dunn,
32 Ireland,
676
Richard Everett,
56
Ireland,
24
Ireland,
Hosp. for Chr. Insane. Wor. Lunatic Hospital. Hosp. for Chr. Insane. Wor. Lunatic Hospital.
729
Bridget Foley,
68
Ireland,
66
66
572
Patrick Grace,
49
Ireland,
759
Michael Goulding,
31
Worcester,
66
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66
246
Albert S. Garfield,
55 England,
66
66
66
1281
Jas. P. Hogan.
32 WestBoylston,
49
Ireland,
Taunton Lun. Hosp. Northampton L. Hosp.
1276
John Jackson, jr.,
32
Salem,
32
Ireland,
46
Ireland,
1030
Honora Leary,
45
Ireland,
66
66
2106
Jennie M. Laying,
1012
Mary McGrath,
31
Ireland,
66
66
66
757 655
James P. Mulcahey,
44
Worcester,
66
66
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1347
Morris Maroney,
-
Ireland,
2125
Martin J. Murphy,
35 Ireland,
66
66
66
2054
Frank McGarrell,
38
Ireland,
1693
Frank H. Mason,
23 Worcester,
1198
Bernard McDermott,
47 Ireland,
1794
Johanna McKenna,
45 Ireland,
1734
Johanna O'Brien,
59
Ireland,
1908
Fanny C. Perry,
31
Unknown,
66
66
66
1273
Edith C. Pierce,
26
Unknown,
66
66
66
1428
Mary Ronan,
36
Ireland,
66
66
38
Ireland,
66
66
66
35 Ireland,
66
66
66
2431
Johanna Sullivan,
30 Ireland,
1312
Mary Twoomy,
51
Ireland,
66
66
2286
Edna C. Thompson,
21 Grafton,
66
66
2184
Sarah E. Walker,
35 Unknown,
66
66
2260
Peter Walsh,
39
Ireland,
66
66
2381
William Whittaker,
-
Unknown,
66
66
2010
John Looney,
27 Ireland,
66
66
46 Ireland,
66
66
66
2291
Bridget Finnegan,
2341
Patrick Finneran,
2373
Annie L. Fales,
45
Connecticut,
2115
Patrick Holly,
2206
Casimir Henreich,
38 Germany,
27
Ireland,
Wor. Lunatic Hospital.
2026
Johanna Kennedy,
1339
John Kelly,
30 Worcester,
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
2339
Thomas Higgins,
66
66
Northampton L. Hosp. Wor. Lunatic Hospital.
66
66
2092
Alonzo V. Stoneberger.
37
Ohio,
1052
Catherine Sullivan, 3d. John Sweeney,
202
Nora T. Murphy,
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
66
Unknown,
Danvers Lun. Hosp. Wor. Lunatic Hospital.
66
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 Number.
NAME.
AGE.
BIRTHPLACE.
2208
James T. Courtney
46
Ireland.
1136
John Radda
54
Ireland.
2035
Humphry M. Tyler .
56
New Hampshire.
Boys sentenced to and supported at the State Reform School at Westboro', and having a legal pauper settlement in Worcester.
Registered Number.
NAME.
AGE.
BIRTHPLACE.
1287
Charles L. Belden
15
Worcester.
916
Timothy Buckley
19
Upton.
2034
James Carpenter
-
Unknown.
2330
Thomas Curran
15
Unknown.
1250
Thomas Grady
18
Unknown.
1722
Dennis Lynch
16
Worcester.
2028
Peter Moran .
17
Unknown.
1565
William Maple
Unknown.
285
Henry McCann
14
Worcester.
2041
Orrin A. Seaward .
Unknown.
Girls sentenced to and supported at the State Industrial School at Lancaster, and having a legal pauper settlement in Worcester.
Registered Number.
NAME.
AGE.
BIRTHPLACE.
916
Julia Buckley
16
Worcester.
Children sentenced to and supported at the State Primary School at Monson, and having a legal pauper settlement in Worcester.
Registered Number.
NAME.
AGE.
BIRTHPLACE.
701
Thomas Breslin
15
Worcester.
1830
John Boyle
12
Worcester.
2389
Joseph Doucette
9
Canada.
667
William H. Kelly
-
Worcester.
518
Ishmael Kohl .
14
Worcester.
191
Margaret Spence
10
Worcester.
248
CITY DOCUMENT .- No. 37.
CITY ALMSHOUSE DEPARTMENT.
During the past year, the steam-heating apparatus which was in an unfinished condition at the time of our last report has been completed and is now in operation in an entirely satisfactory manner.
The ventilating flues which were thought to be unsafe for use as chimneys, to which your attention was then called, have been . entirely cased with a coating of brick, from cellar to attic, and all danger from fire from that source is thereby avoided.
The steam-work for clothes drying and laundry purposes generally, has been completed in a satisfactory manner and proves a great convenience which has long been needed.
The steam appliances for the kitchen are yet incomplete, but we hope they may soon be added.
The enclosure where the demented and partially insane inmates may have out-door exercise in good weather, without the proba- bility of their absconding, has not yet been made, but we hope the work will not be much longer delayed.
The fire-escape has been put in position and gives promise of answering well the purpose for which it was intended.
On Thursday, Nov. 16th, the Board of Overseers of the Poor, together with the Board of Assessors and Assistants assembled at the City Almshouse as per agreement and proceeded at once to the duties assigned them, and when their labors were com- pleted, made the following returns :-
About 95 acres of cleared land at $80,
$7,600 00
75 wood land at $40,
3,000 00
25 66
Bond meadow at $20, 500 00
66
8
66 Curtis lot at $300,
2,400 00
Total value of land,
$13,500 00
Almshouse buildings and additions,
$30,000 00
Small brick house and corn-barn,
1,000 00
Hospital building,
500 00
Farm, stock, barn and connections,
7,000 00
Horse stable and sheds,
5,000 00
Pump-house and water-works,
3,000 00
Swine-house and pens,
10,000 00
Total value of buildings,
$56,500 00
Total value of land,
13,500 00
Total value of Real Estate,
$70,000 00
.
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OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
Farm stock, tools, vehicles, &c.,
8,750 36
Swine and Scavenger Department appurtenances, 7,067 50
Furniture and household effects,
6,737 12
Appurtenances of Truant School,
110 35
Telephone line and appurtenances,
300 00
Total valuation,
$92,965 23
While the appraisal was in progress, a thorough examination in detail was made of the whole establishment, all of which was found to be in excellent condition, and perfectly satisfactory to the Board, and a unanimous vote of thanks was given to both the Superintendent and Matron for their untiring zeal and cou- tinued effort to merit the approval of the Board.
The number of persons who have been supported at the almshouse, for a greater or less part of the year, has been one hundred and thirty ;- seventy-three males and fifty-seven females. Of these, thirty-two males and nineteen females, or fifty-one persons continue as inmates at the present time.
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CITY DOCUMENT .- No. 37.
List of paupers who have been fully supported at the Alms- house in this city during the year 1882 :-
Registered Pauper No.
NAMES.
AGE.
BIRTHPLACE.
BEGAN.
ENDED.
REMARKS.
4
Allen Cummings,
45
Ware,
April 2 '57
87
Thomas Crowley,
63 Ireland,
July 28, '68
Continues.
245
John Luby,
Ireland,
Feb. 6, '73
Continues.
271
Wm. Collins,
25
Worcester,
April 5, '73
June 6, '82
Died.
294
Jerry O'Leary,
56
Ireland,
August 1, '73 Continues.
378
Patrick Coffey,
76
Ireland,
Feb. 4, '74
March 31, '82 Died.
395
James Mackinn,
75
Ireland,
June 29, '75
Continues.
438
Willianı Mitchell,
78
England,
Jan. 1, '76
Dec. 22, '81
Died.
441
John Sweeney,
35
Ireland,
Feb. 28, '75
March 31, 'S2
443
Maria McCarty,
-
Dec. 7, '76
Aug. 15, '82
508 William Prescott,
34
Worcester,
July 18, '77
519 Roxanna Lennon,
51
Ireland,
Sept. 17. '77
533
William Gardner,
75
Conn.
Dec. 11, '77
Continues.
544
Enoch Stallardt,
55 Germany,
Jan. 19, '78
March 28, '82
581
Louisa Hood,
-
Unknown,
July 1, '78
590
Frances Murphy,
78
Ireland,
July 8, '78
600
John Murphy,
79
Ireland,
Sept. 28, '78
604
Peter McGirl,
79
Ireland,
Nov. 25, '78
612
Joseph Lawler,
20
Worcester,
Dec. 21, '78 Jan. 8, '79
Continues. Continues. Continues. Continues.
633
Ellen Coffee,
78
Ireland,
Sept. 8, '79
635
Mary A. Williams,
73
Westford,
Oct. 10, '79 Oct. 23, '79
Continues. Continues. Continues.
652
Thomas Jakeman,
19
Boston,
March 5, '80
663 Lizzie Shea,
36 Ireland,
April 6, '80
669
Edwin Salmon,
23
Uxbridge,
June 18, '80 Dec. 1, '80 Dec. 8, '80
Dec. 1, '81 Continues. April 15, '82
713 Ellen Gallagher,
73
Ireland,
Dec. 31, '80
728 Patrick Noonan,
47
Ireland,
736 Adolph Proulx,
46 Canada,
73
Europe,
May 23, '81
745
James Belden,
69 Northfield,
May 28, '81 June 2, '81
May 8, '82 Dec. 2. '81 Continues.
747
Josephine Maple,
35
Worcester,
June 2, '81
750
Thomas Fallon,
67 Ireland,
July 1, 'S1
761
Margaret Reekie,
46
Ireland,
July 6, '81
Dec. 31, '81 Jan. 6,782 March 20, '82
764
Harry Bonnar,
4 Worcester,
July 18, '81
Feb. 10, '82
766 Henry S. Walton,
45 Westboro,
July 27, '81
July 27, '82
769
Michael Linnehan,
1 Worcester,
19 Ireland,
Sept. 5, '81
March 4, '82 April 4, '82
779
Eliza Cuddy,
25
Worcester,
Oct. 10, '81
April 10, '82
780
Ellen Lawrence,
30
Worcester, Ireland,
Oct. 11, '81 Oct. 14, '81
April 11, '82 April 14, '82
784 Ellen Kenny,
26
61 Ireland,
Oct. 26, '81
Feb. 26, '82
Died.
787 Hannah J. Lanckton,
71 Unknown,
Dec. 19, '81
788 Gertie Kenny,
2
Worcester,
790 Martin Whalen,
46 .Ireland,
Oct. 28, '81 Oct. 30, '81 Nov. 14, '81
Aug. 19,'82 Dec. 24, '81
Died.
613
George Gleason,
51
Worcester,
622
George Armsperger,
43
Germany,
May 25, '79
638
Barbara Kohl,
39
Germany,
640
Edwin Robie, -
60 Cambridge,
Nov. 1, '79 Jan. 10, '80 Jan. 22, '80
Continues. Continues. Continues. Continues. Continues. Continues.
667 Thomas Mccann,
- Unknown,
April 22, '80 May 1, '80
676
Thomas Riley,
40
Ireland,
709
William Jones,
75
Salem
710 Morris Quirk,
66
Ireland,
April 1, '81 May 3, '81
Continues. April 29, '82 March 10, '82 Continues.
746
Margaret Sullivan,
46
Ireland,
762 Bridget Foley,
68 Ireland,
July 7, '81
August 4, '81 March 23, '82 August 6, '81 Aug. 6, '82
771
Honora Manion,
776 Annie Moran,
22 Worcester, Unknown,
Oct. 4, '81
778 Maggie Welch,
786 Robert Looney,
49
Worcester,
Jan. 5, '57
Continues. Continues.
Continues.
479 John Mct ue,
Unknown, Ireland,
Feb. 29, '76
Aug. 14, '82 Continues.
Died.
Continues. Sept. 8, '82
Sept. 9, '82 Continues.
650 Bridget Mulghany,
58 Ireland,
660 Mary Hogan,
72 Ireland,
744 William Cather,
PERIOD OF SUPPORT.
3 David Kimball,
OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
LIST OF PAUPERS. - Continued.
Registered Pauper No.
NAMES.
AGE.
BIRTHPLACE.
BEGAN.
ENDED.
791 Michael Hayes,
53
Ireland,
Nov. 15, '81
Jan. 13, '82
792 Edward J. Blunt,
23
Worcester,
Dec. 17, '81
Jan. 28, '82
793
Christine Neilson,
24
Sweden,
Dec. 26, '81
Jan. 6, '82
794 Sadie M. Carlson,
Inf.
Worcester,
Dec. 26, '81
Jan. 6,'82
795
Henry l'. Dodge,
70 R. I.
Dec. 29, '81
Continues.
796
Nancy Bell.
1 Worcester,
Dec. 31, '81
Fcb. 3. '82
797 George Ashwortlı,
61
England,
Dec. 31, '81
April 1, '82 April 1, '82
798
Elizabeth Ashworth,
56
England,
Dec. 31, '81
799 James Krulan,
46 Ireland,
Jan. 6, '82
March 28, '82
800
Catherine O'Maley,
Ireland.
Jan. 7, '82
Feb. 18,'82
Died.
801
Peter Mayo, jr.,
28
canada,
Jan. 7, '82
March 16, '82
802
Susan A. Cowden,
18 New York,
Jan. 9, '82
Jan. 16, '82
803 Mary A. Cowden,
16
New York,
Jan. 9, '82
Jan. 16, '82
804
Catherine Battles,
54 Ireland,
Jan. 12, '82
Continues.
805
Edith C. Pierce,
26 Unknown,
Jan. 18, '82
Jan. 19, 'S2
806
Michael Goulding,
26
Worcester,
Jan. 18, '82
Jan. 19, '82
807
Henry C. Bainbridge,
50
England,
Jan. 18, '82
May 26,'82 March 1, '82 March 1, '82
Died.
808 Margaret F. Vaile,
27
N. O.
Jan. 20, '82
809
William Vaile,
6 Worcester, Ireland,
Jan. 20, '82
Feb. 4, '82
811
Abbie L. Coggshall,
50
Maine,
Jan. 23, '82
Continues.
812 Alice L. Cook,
33
Vermont,
Jan. 26, '82
April 8, '82
813 Hans Johnson,
32
Norway,
Feb. 8, '82
Feb. 10, '82
814
Catherine Luby,
Feb. 15, '82
Feb. 24, '82
815
F. B. Moore,
76
March 1, '82
March 10, '82 Continues.
816
Casemir Henreich,
38
Germany,
March 2, '82 March 2, '82
Continues.
818
Thomas. B. Smith,
57
Oxford,
March 31, '82 Continues.
819
Elizabeth Barrett,
40
Albany,
March 22, '82 March 23, '82 Died.
820 William W. Phillips,
48
Duxbury,
March 28, '82 March 30, '82
821 Margaret Dee,
35 Sheffield,
March 29, '82
Continues.
822
James Krulan,
45
Ireland,
April 24, '82 April 24, '82 April 24, '82
May 8, '82
825
Elizabeth Ready,
13
Worcester,
May 8, '82
June 12, '82
826
Michael Ready,
10 Worcester,
May 8, '82
June 12, '82
827
Walter Ready,
May 8, '82
June 12, '82
828
Margaret Sullivan,
May 8, '82
Continues.
829 830 831
James Irwin,
6 Worcester,
May 11, '82
June 10, '82
44
Worcester,
May 17, '82
June 6, '82
832 Herbert Defose,
12
Worcester, Ireland,
May 18, '82
834
John L. Clinton,
47
Canada, Canada,
Junc 1, '82
837
James Reekie,
12
Worcester, Ireland,
June 23, '82 July 2, '82 July 5, '82
838 839
Annie McNiff,
22 Ireland,
July 15, '82
841
John O'Brien,
74
Ireland,
July 24, '82
842 James Hoy,
79 Ireland,
July 27, '82
843 James Smith,
50
Ireland,
Aug. 10,'82
841 William Bottomly,
65
England,
Aug. 17, '82 Aug. 17, '82
Sept. 6, '82
847
Frank Kelly, sr.,
35
Ireland,
Sept. 20, '82
Sept. 28, '82
850
Eliza H. Higgs,
9
England,
Sept. 20, '82
Sept. 2S, '82
851 Charles Higgs,
7
Michigan.
Sept. 20, '82
Sept. 28, '82
852
Mary A. Thayer,
30
New York,
Oct. 21, '82
Oct. 27, '82
REMARKS.
Died.
845
Johanna McKenna,
45 Ireland,
846 Frank Kelly, jr.,
24 Ireland,
54 Ireland,
Sept. 9, '82 Sept. 19, '82
Continues. July 29, '82 July 26, '82 Oct. 13, '82 Continues. Sept. 5, '82 Continues. Nov. 1, '82 Continues. Oct. 27. '82
Patrick Noonan,
46
7 Worcester,
May 11, '82
June 10, '82
Mary O'Neil,
June 1, '82
833 James O'Brien,
35
May 19, '82
835 836
Mary Goodnow, James Belden,
-
68
Northfield,
May 17, '82
April 25, '82
823
Emma Brown,
18 Springfield,
4 Johanna Donahoe,
Unknown,
May 17, '82
817
Frank H. Mason,
23
Worcester,
Jan. 20, '82
810
Ann Quinn,
Worcester, Bolton,
7 Worcester, Ireland,
Frank Irwin,
Continues. July 26, '82 Continues. Continues. Continues.
848 Bridget Conelly,
849 James H. Higgs,
12 England,
251
PERIOD OF SUPPORT.
252
CITY DOCUMENT .- No. 37.
LIST OF PAUPERS .- Continued.
Registered Pauper No.
PERIOD OF SUPPORT.
NAMES.
AGE.
BIRTHPLACE.
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