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$2,477 35
Net cost at almshouse,
$1,537 16
NOTE .- In addition to above, wood was furnished from the farm to outside poor, to the amount of $9.50, by order of Overseers.
Net cash expenses for outside poor, $2,022 98
66 at almshouse, 1,537 16
Total pauper account,
$3,560 1/4
NAMES AND AGES OF INMATES AT THE ALMS-
HOUSE IN 1883.
Age.
Time in House.
George Daniels,
41 years,
52 weeks.
Levi C. Fisher,
74
52
Fannie Wilkinson,
63
52
Orin W. Adams,
73
52
John McDowell,
77
52
Daniel Green,
78
41
Eddie McClusky,
2
31
Elizabeth Bellows,
74
21
Mrs. Daniel Green,
68
3
James Carr,
19
3
Alonzo F. Eddy,
46
3
Wm. J. Nottage,
34
1
29 tramps, 1 day each,
4
Total,
367
A3
25
PAYMENTS OF MILITARY AID.
UNDER PROVISIONS OF CHAP. 252, ACTS. OF 1879.
Paid John Carr, 12 months,
$144 00
George W. Thompson,
12
182 00
Pliny A. Holbrook, 12
216 00
Charles H. Scott, 12
98 00
Alfred J. Fitzpatrick.
5
80 00
Charles M. Nason,
12
84 00
Marcus Gilmore,
12
144 00
Martin Hunt,
5
38 00
Thos. J. Russell.
1
8 00
Joseph A. Day,
12
96 00
N. S. Grow,
7
42 00
M. A. Bullock.
4
32 00
Jesse Darling.
5,
38 00
Total,
$1,202 00
STATE AID.
AS PROVIDED BY CHAP. 301, ACTS. OF 1879.
Paid Albert L. Jordan,
12
$56 00
Clara A. Jordan,
4
16 00
Annie E. Taft,
12
48 00
Ellen Ryan,
3
12 00
Bridget Sullivan,
12
48 00
Barney Dolan.
11
45 00
Joseph Osgood,
12
48 00
D. O. Corbin,
12
50 00
Bridget Mann.
12
48 00
Total,
$371 00
PAYMENTS FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Bill.
17
Paid Jos. W. Clark, repairs of engine, $ 2 20
Harry W. Spence, labor on cisterns, 1 05
18
26
Bill. 40
Paid J. G. Cunningham, moving engines.
$11 00
47
Wm. Rockwood, engineer, 1882. 12 00
161
Storage room for engine. 1 year.
15 00
165
Harry Spence, care of engine,
2 00
170
J. G. Cunningham, for services,
3 00
433
For labor at fires in woods,
2 40
434
Elmer Thayer, care engine.
4 90
569
T. Q. Hutchinson, care engine,
1 50
570
Matt. Ryan,
1 50
571
H. W. Granger,
1 50
582
Harry Spence,
6 60
656
Dennis Feely, labor on engine,
6 00
657
Daniel Buckley, “ hose, 3 00
658
Jas. E. Razee, coal for engine house,
3 75
678
Hunneman & Co., repairs.
4 35
679
Edward McConnell, labor,
1 80
680
A. P. Smith, for painting,
1 50
681
Razee' & Sanborn, moving engine,
2 00
762
Frank Woolford, team to fire,
1 50
764
James McParland, straps for engine.
3 00
768
D. C. Cotton, for mdse ..
66 83
818
James Hood, 12 spanners,
4 50
835
A. C. Dana, alcohol,
1 50
836
For labor at fire,
3 50
851
Wm. Rockwood, mdse.,
1 00
$168 88
Paid poll taxes 111 firemen.
222 00
years' services 130 firemen,
1,300 00
Total,
$1,690 88
PAYMENTS FOR STREET LIGHTS.
Bill.
159
Paid T. M. Turner & Co., supplies, $63 87
371
30 66
.
27
Bill. 377 387 518 567 572
Paid freight on lantern, 25
$
Abram French & Co., 2 lanterns, 7 25
James Mehan, lamps and supplies, 8 15
T. M. Turner & Co., supplies,
43 42
John Binney & Son,
3 21
662
W. H. Williams, setting 2 posts,
1 50
724
Freight on lanterns,
25
818
James Hood, repairs, etc.,
5 87
822
T. M. Turner & Co., supplies, 32 37
769
D. C. Cotton, mdse., 8 81
L. R. Whitaker, care lamps 1 month, 32 00
M. A. Bullock, 1
25 60
Wm. H. Williams, " 10
250 00
Total,
$513 21
PRINTING AND STATIONERY.
Bill.
1
Paid J. L. Fairbanks & Co., blank book, $ 3 00
2
.6 Demy Journal, 7 50
20
C. L. Stewart, printing notices, 1 25
38
Patriot Printing Co., for advertising, 1 50
42
Postage and stationery for Overseers,
1 00
43
Houston & Lincoln, advertising, 15 00
50
C. L. Stewart, printing Town Report, 84 25
51
M. R. Warren, blank book, 1 25
115
C. L. Stewart, printing School Reports, .. for stationery, 4 30
167
Houston & Lincoln, advertising for assessors, 6 50
169
C. L. Stewart, printing notices, 3 65
238
Houston & Lincoln, ad. town warrants, 5 00
239
C. L. Stewart, printing bills, 3 50
241
check book, bound, 4 00
321
Houston & Lincoln, ad. town warrants, 6 00
323
. C. L. Stewart, printing and stationery, 5 30
329
Houston & Lincoln, ad. notice, 1 00
25 00
28
Bill. 366 427 493 504 514 546
Paid C. L. Stewart, printing bill, 66 5 75
$ 1 75
2 25
Houston & Lincoln, advertising, 60
1 25
H. S. Morse, stationery for assessors, 1 44
C. L. Stewart, printing bill, 5 53
568 Houston & Lincoln, ad. town warrant,
6 00
731
C. L. Stewart, printing bill, 2 85
751
Houston & Lincoln, advertising, 6 00
766
M. R. Warren, blank book, 7 50
832
J. M. Freeman, postage stamps, 5 00
Total,
$224 32
PAYMENTS FOR POLICE SERVICES.
Paid J. G. Cunningham, special police,
$ 6 00
S. C. Taft, 66
10 37
S. C. Taft, services in Hattie Wesley case, 42 17
L. R. Whitaker, services in February,
8 00
A. W. Newell, services 7 months, 9 days,
291 97
Wm. L. Enegren, services,
48 00
Willard Miller, services 3 months,
184 00
T. C. Packard, 66
3
184 00
Total,
$774 51
ABATEMENT AND COLLECTION OF TAXES.
Bill.
36
Paid Chas. J. Mckenzie, abatement tax 1882, $ 3 00
163
J. Wheaton Daniels, 66
3 67
581
John Long. " 1882-3, 3 10
592 Geo. H. Cochrane, 66
66 1883, 2 94-
Wyman Swanson, 66 1 47
Geo. M. Brown, 66 poll tax '82-3, 4 00
Walter H. Gay, 66
1883, 1 63
A. J. Gilmore,
tax 1882, 13 00
29
Bill. 595 659 660 682 683 684 685
Paid Geo. S. Hosie, abatement tax 1883,
$ 2 94
W. H. Bright,
66 8 08
Heirs John Shepardson, 66
6 6
1 84
Mancy M. Daniels, 66 66
4 41
Heirs Ellery Grant,
" 1881,
6 50
J. T. Hutchinson, 6 6
"' 1883,
1 47
Calvin Claflin. poll tax, 1883,
2 00
852
Sundry abatements by assessors, tax 1881, 329 14
Total,
$389 19
PAYMENTS ON INTEREST ACCOUNT.
Paid 12 months interest on State loan, $350 00 12
Town bonds, 600 00
6 66 66 town note, 20 00
Interest on temporary loan,
194 25
Total,
$1,164 25
PAYMENTS OF PRINCIPAL NOTES.
Paid State loan, 1 note, $5,000 00
Temporary loans, 3 notes. at Benj. Franklin
Savings Bank,
9,000 00
Total,
$14,000 00
STATE, COUNTY AND BANK TAX.
Paid Treasurer of Commonwealth, State tax, 1883, $1,635 00
Nat'l Bank tax " 1,525 56
C. C. Churchill, County tax 66 1,258 44
Total, $4,419 00
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SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS.
Paid D. C. Cotton, land on Depot street.
$350 00
Post 60, G. A. R., for Decoration day, 50 00
Adin Fisher, land damage on new street,
105 00
John H. Dawe, building street, 675 00
Franklin Library Association,
450 00
Total,
$1,630 00
PAYMENTS TO TOWN OFFICERS.
Paid Waldo Daniels, auditing accounts, 1882, $ 40 00
A. A. Russegue. Town Clerk services 1882, 46 30
Geo. W. Wiggin, .‹ 36 00
Albert L. Clark, School Committee 1883,
110 00
S. W. Squire,
216 43
Geo. W. Wiggin. “
162 50
A. A. Fletcher, Assessor, 1883,
115 00
Horace S. Morse, ..
142 50
Wm. Rockwood, 66
125 00
A. A. Fletcher.
Overseer, 1883,
115 00
Warren H. Bright,
25 60
Cyrus M. Allen,
..
45 00
Henry R. Jenks, Selectman, .6
75 00
James M. Freeman,
75 00
Lucius W. Daniels.
60 00
James M. Freeman, Treasurer,
75 00
George W. Wiggin, _own Clerk, 1883,
91 01
Total, $1,554 74
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.
Bill.
16
Paid P. Gorman, sawing wood for town room, $ 1 50 J. M. Freeman, exp. Boston with J. Shea, 2 50
19
32 Waldo Daniels, survey and plan street, 3 00
37 Box for centennial papers, 4 00
39 J. G. Ray, rent for town office, 75 00
45
Jos. W. Heaton, coal for lock-up, 2 00
31
Bill. 46 48 109 116 117
Paid Jos. W. Heaton, wood for town room. $ 2 75
L. R. Whitaker. posting warrants, 2 00
Mrs. Alexander, cleaning town room. 1 50
Alonzo Davis, sawing wood " 1 25
Insurance on schoolhouses, 164 00
160 209
Repairs weights, town standard. 8 50
J. W. Heaton, wood fo! town office. 2 75
237
O. A. Stanley, repair town standard. 1 00
243
L. R. Whitaker, posting warrants.
2 00
304
Waldo Daniels, survey and plans.
9 50
318
Heirs J. B. Darling. land damages.
100 00
Freight bill on road scraper.
2 40
L. R. Whitaker, posting warrants.
2 00
For keys to lock-up, 3 00
Wm. M. Comey, burial expenses foundling. 5 00
J. G. Cunningham. livery bill, 75
Waldo Daniels, survey and plan streets.
12 75
J. H. Daniels, livery bill,
1 50
75
Mrs. Billings, cleaning town office,
2 00
Elisha Harris, mowing cemetery.
J. G. Cunningham. liverv bill. 2 00
A. H. Morse, stone posts for bounds. 5 00
L. R. Whitaker, posting warrants. 2 00
702
Nathan Burr, care town house,
4 50
730
Ira Trafton. damage on town way.
10 00
769
D. C. Cotton, mdse .. 23 86
818
James Hood, repair of chairs. 3 25
855
Wm. E. Nason, for services,
15 00
Total. $485 01
322 361 372 373 374 379 380 382 386 429 440 443 549 583
J. G. Cunningham, livery bill. 1 00
Dr. J. C. Gallison, at lock-up. 5 00
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TOWN TREASURER IN ACCOUNT
February 1, 1883, DR.
Cash in Treasury, February 1, 1883;
$7,397 57
Received on temporary loans, Savings Bank, 9,000 00 Note to King David Lodge, 1,000 00
for sale of products of Town Farm, 627 82
of Town of Southbridge, pauper account, 258 43
Hopkinton, 66 66
189 81
66 66 Milford, 66
35 56
of City of Boston, John Dolan, 66
66
84 75
Interest on Lucretia Pond fund,
82 42
for use Town Hall, 35 00
10 00
Grass sold,
39 00
of Jason Tower, for old Schoolhouse,
35 00
for Drain Pipe and Stone. Tuition in schools,
8 00
for Land damage, of J. P. Ray,
100 00
of State Treas., bal. Corporation Tax, 1882,
8 47
Corporation Tax, 1883,
1,265 75
National Bank Tax, 1883. 315 80
State Aid,
434 50
66
Military Aid,
749 00
12 15
66 Income School Fund,
219 40
266 73
Wm. E. Nason, Collector, tax 1881,
350 00
66 66
1882,
5,733 36
66
66
וי
6 1883,
23,466 56
Total receipts,
$51,752 78
14
7 70
'Pedler's License,
20 00
Support State Paupers,
County Treasurer, dog tax,
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WITH THE TOWN.
February 1, 1883, CR.
B, cash paid for public schools :
Teachers' salaries,
$6,013 10
Transportation pupils,
84 00
Care of schoolrooms,
256 82
Fuel for schools, 469 35
$6.823 27
Repairs of schoolhouses,
148 29
Miscellaneous school expenses,
557 18
Moving schoolhouses, and land,
801 74
Repair of roads, bridges and sidewalks,
3,068 89
Almshouse expenses,
1,968 40
Outside pauper account,
2,599 23
Military aid to soldiers,
1,202 00
State aid
371 00
Fire department,
1,690 88
Street lights,
513 21
Printing and stationery,
224 32
Police services,
774 51
Abatement and collection taxes,
389 19
Interest account,
1,164 25
Town notes,
14,000 00
State, county and hank taxes,
4,419 00
Special appropriations,
1,630 00
Town officers,
1,554 74
Miscellaneous expenses,
485 01
$44,385 11
February 1, 1884.
Cash in Treasury, 7,367 67
$51,752 78
HENRY R. JENKS, JAMES M. FREEMAN, Selectmen.
LUCIUS W. DANIELS, J
JAMES M. FREEMAN, Treasurer.
I hereby certify that the above account is correct, and properly vouched.
WALDO DANIELS, Auditor.
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FINANCIAL CONDITION OF TOWN FEB. 1, 1884.
The liabilities of the town are as follows : Town bonds, 6 per cent., due in 1886, note to King David Lodge,
$10,000 00
1,000 00
$11,000 00
Assets of town :
Cash in Treasury,
$7,367 67
Balance due corporation tax,
764 75
Due from State for State aid,
417 00
6 military aid,
665 00
Balance on tax, 1881,
624 33
1882,
1,165 19
1883,
7,495 79
$18,499 73
Balance in favor of town, $7,499 73
VALUATION OF TOWN MAY 1, 1883.
Assessed value of personal estate,
$
472.300 00
real estate, 1,401,530 00
Total valuation, $1,873,830 00
Rate of taxation, $14.70 on $1,000.00.
Number of polls taxed, 953
. acres of land taxed, 15,449 3-4
66 dwelling houses, May 1, 658
66 horses taxed, 459
66 coWS, 569
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APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES FOR THE YEAR 1883.
For support of public schools :
Town grant,
$6,300 00
Income State school fund,
219 40
Amount received from dog tax,
266 73
.. tuition,
8 00
$6,794 13
Expenditures,
6,823 27
Overdrawn,
$ 29 14
Repairs of schoolhouses,
$500 00
Expenditures,
148 29
Unexpended balance,
$351 71
Removal or change of schoolhouses,
$1,000 00
Expenditures,
801 74
Unexpended balance,
$198 26
Miscellaneous school expenses,
$500 00
Expenditures,
557 18
Overdrawn,
$ 57 18
Roads, sidewalks and bridges,
$3,250 00
Expenditures,
3,068 89
Unexpended balance,
$181 11
Alınshouse and support of poor,
$4,000 00
Net cash expenditures,
3,560 14
Unexpended balance,
$439 86
Military and State aid,
$ 800 00
Expenditures,
1,573 00
Overdrawn, $773 00
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Fire department expenses,
$1,800 00
Expenditures,
1,690 88
Unexpended balance, $109 12
For street lights,
$600 00
Expenditures,
513 21
Unexpended balance, $ 86 79
For printing and stationery,
$200 00
Expenditures,
224 32
Overdrawn,
$24 32
For police services,
$500 00
Expenditures,
774 51
Overdrawn,
$274 51
Abatement and collection taxes,
$500 00
Expenditures,
389 19
Unexpended balance,
$110 81
For interest account,
$1,200 00
Expenditures,
1,164 25
Unexpended balance,
$ 35 75
Franklin Library Association,
$500 00
Expenditures,
450 00
Unexpended balance,
$ 50 00
For widening Depot street,
$350 00
Expenditures,
350 00
G. A. R. for Decoration day,
$50 00
50 00
Expenditures,
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Building Fisher street, etc.,
$1,000 00 780 00
Expenditures,
Unexpended balance,
$220 00
Payment of town officers,
$1,250 00
Expenditures,
1,554 74
Overdrawn,
$304 74
Miscellaneous expenses,
$500 00
Expenditures,
485 01
Unexpended balance, $ 14 99
REPORT OF SELECTMEN.
The By-Laws of the Town, Article I, Section 5, make it the duty of the Selectmen to prepare estimates for expenses, and publish the same in the Annual Report, and we submit the following amounts for the current year :
For support of schools estimated by School Com., $6,300 00
Miscellaneous school expenses,
500 00
Repairs of schoolhouses,
300 00
Repairs of roads and bridges,
3,000 00
Removal of snow in roads,
100 00
Support of poor,
3,50 00
Town officers,
1,250 00
Fire department,
1,800 00
Interest account,
750 00
Abatement and collection taxes,
500 00
Street lights,
600 00
Franklin Library Association,
400 00
Printing and stationery,
200 00
Soldiers aid,
700 00
Police services,
1,000 00
Miscellaneous expenses,
500 00
$21,400 00
HENRY R. JENKS, JAMES M. FREEMAN, Selectmen. LUCIUS W. DANIELS, J
2040
21.01 240
2340,
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REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE FRANKLIN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
At the annual meeting of the Association, held February 5, 1884, the Treasurer's report was presented and accepted. From this report it appears that at the last settlement, there was a balance of
Cash in Treasurer's hands Feb. 1, 1883, $ 69 14
Received collections for fines, catalogues and cards, 55 99
66 of Town Treasurer, .
450 00
Total,
$575 13
Expenditures for the year :
Paid Librarian's salary,
$175 00
Rent of Library room,
75 00
Incidental expenses,
213 56
$463 56
Balance on hand. $111 57
The Directors have purchased during the year 148 vols., at a cost of $171.28, paying for the same from income of the Dean fund. Total additions to the Library for the year by purchase and donation. 153 volumes. The patronage of the public has not varied materially from previous years - the report of the Librarian showing 680 different names on the register for the year, and 12,009 volumes loaned during the same period.
The Directors can see no special reason for material change in the current expenses for the ensuing year, and therefore suggest an appropriation of $400 to defray the same.
For the Directors,
JOSEPH G. RAY, GEO. W. WIGGIN, WALDO DANIELS.
Franklin, February 12, 1884.
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REPORT OF OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
The duties of the Overseers are more difficult than most people are aware of, and require constant care and attention that the worthy poor may be properly provided for, and that the unworthy, those not entitled to assistance from the town shall not succeed in deceiving them.
THE ALMSHOUSE.
To the affairs of this department we have given our closest attention, and we should be both ungenerous and ungrateful did we not publicly acknowledge that the keeper and matron deserve much praise for their faithful discharge of the many and ofttimes disagreeable duties of their position. The keeper has not only taken good care of the property under his charge. but has in various ways acted for the interests of the town. The almshouse buildings are in fair repair, the inside of the house having been whitened and some of the rooms papered during the past year. We think that much of the old furni- ture, now badly worn, should be repaired or replaced with new, thereby giving the interior of the house a more respect- able appearance. The need of more lodging rooms has be- come apparent, but the present wants can be supplied by finishing the attic into four rooms at a very small expense. The board consider it for the best interests of the town as well as for the comfort and well-being of all who require permanent support, that this should be provided at the alms- house when practicable.
OUTSIDE AID.
The amount expended outside of the almshouse the past season was reduced $380 from that of the year preceding. This reduction has been secured in a measure by the efforts of the board to encourage those who were able to support them- selves, but had become so much demoralized by the aid fur- nished them by the town, that they failed to make the exer- tion necessary for their own support - or even to see any necessity for so doing. We think there is a rich field for the
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labor of the incoming board, in the same direction the com- ing year.
A. A. FLETCHER, ) Overseers W. H. BRIGHT, of Poor C. M. ALLEN, of Franklin.
Franklin, February 12, 1884.
REPORT OF CHIEF ENGINEER OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The following report is respectfully submitted :
The Board of Engineers met May 1, 1883, and organized by choice of Daniel C. Cotton as Chief Engineer, and Wm. Rockwood, Clerk.
Number of fire alarms during the year seven, as follows, viz. :
Aug. 30, 1883 .- Alarm sounded at 7.30 P. M., fire in But- man's Block, in room occupied by Mrs. W. H. Williams, as a millinery store. The department was promptly on hand, but the fire was extinguished without its aid. Loss $50; cause unknown.
Sept. 6, 1883 .- Sent men to Mrs. Patrick Murphy's to extin- guish fire in the woods, and protect her buildings. The fire was soon out and no damage to buildings.
Oct. 1. 1883 .- Alarm sounded at 6 o'clock P. M., for fire in James P. Ray's buildings o'n Main street, occupied by Geo. B. Baker. The fire was soon extinguished without aid of the fire department. Loss $100. Cause, defective stove-pipe.
Oct. 13, 1883 .- Alarm was sounded for fire on Cottage street, in house occupied by Patrick Haggerty. Department was promptly on hand, and fire soon extinguished with buckets. Damage slight. Cause unknown.
Nov. 4, 1883 .- Alarm sounded at 4 o'clock A. M., caused by fire in Morse's Block, corner Central and Summer streets. 5A
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The fire was well under way when the department arrived, but was confined to the building where it originated. Loss total; $2,500 insurance on building and $1,500 on con- tents ; total, $4,000. · Cause of fire unknown.
Nov. 16, 1883 .- Alarm sounded at 9 o'clock A. M., for fire at house on Central street, formerly occupied by Hugh McParland. The department was promptly on hand, but services were not needed, there being no fire.
Nov. 19, 1883 .- Alarm sounded at 1 o'clock P. M., for fire in barn of James H. Pond. The department was soon on the ground, and might probably have confined the fire to the building in which it originated but for the lack of water. The barn, dwelling-house and vinegar factory, with all the outbuildings were entirely consumed. Loss, $4,500; well insured. Cause of fire unknown.
The apparatus is in good working order, with the exception of the hose, of which about 1,000 feet additional is needed, and I would recommend the purchase of the same.
DANIEL C. COTTON,
Franklin, February 12, 1884.
Chief Engineer.
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VITAL STATISTICS.
BIRTHS RECORDED IN FRANKLIN IN THE YEAR 1883.
DATE. 1883.
NAME OF CHILD.
NAME OF PARENTS.
Jan. 1 Daniel Closton
66
5 Morton Cleale
66
12 Catharine Maria Scanlan
14 Carl Linten McLean
19 James Healey
66
24 Annie McEachern
25 Mary Blanche Whiting
66
27 Perley Carlisle Davison
6.
31 Willie Jefferson Davis Wight
Feb. 1
3 Emery Nathan Daniels
7 Ella Ruhama Daniels
10 Florence Homer Snow
25 John Joseph Hines
26 Irving Horatio Stratton
Mar.
66 27 Henry Eugene Pendergast 1 Elliott Curtis Sloper 2 Harry Martin Bates
10 Eva Lillian Spence
66
14 Thomas Deven Reilly
1882, 16 James Leonard Perfect
1883, 19 Jesse Carl Metcalf
25 William Everett Enegren
27 James Leonard
27 Frank Edwards
Apr.
30 Gertrude Elizabeth Cody 8 Florence Hannah Thayer
9 Edward James Shehan
66 12 Maria Feeley
6
14 Daniel Paul McDonald
19 Grace Lillian Peary
22 George Emery Keefe
May 4 Stanley Ruhl HoInbeck
12 Fanny Louisa Currier
17 Euphemia Boucher
66
19 Walter Hutchinson
66
21 Edward Leslie Grant
June 1 Mabel Amanda Leslie
3 George Allen Gilmore
66 5 Fred Earle Mason
66
6 Edward Leighton Watkins 9 John Andrew Fitzgerald
60
10 Alfred Lockhardt Bodge
66
11 Eva Mabel Lovelace
23 Arthur Weston Hall
25 Flora Fernald Eddy
Michael and Ella Closton. Edwin and Clara E. Cleale. Ed. & Margaret D. Scanlan. Alex. F. & Cath'ne McLean. Timothy & Catherine Healey. Hugh and Jessie McEachern. Jos. M. & Delia E. Whiting. Rob't H. & Annie M. Davison. Ezekiel and Lizzie M. Davis. Chas. A. & Hattie B. Wight. Nathan A. & Daniels. Thos. J & Mary E. Daniels. Homer V. & Sarah T. Snow. John and Mary Hines.
John F. & Lizzie S. Stratton. Thos. & Emma E. Pendergast. Chas. E. & Laura J. Sloper. Francis A. & Nellie R. Bates. Harry and Sarah G. Spence. Michael and Bridget Reilly. Leonard & Elizabeth Perfect. Nahum F. & Eva F. Metcalf. Wm. L. Jr.& Sadie E.Enegren. Jas. and Mary T. Leonard. Frank and - Edwards. Wm. H. & Catherine F. Eddy. Edgar and Mary A. Thayer. Dennis and Mary C. Shehan. Dennis and Julia Feeley. Peter and Mary E. McDonald. Elmon and Flora I. Peary. John and Mary C. Keefe. Marquis D. & L. R. Hornbeck.
Andrew & Kate M. Currier. Aug. and Salma S. Boucher. Rob't & Emina W. Hutchinson. Geo. H. & Maggie F. Grant. Alvah & Mary P. Leslie. Geo. H. & Mary J. Gilmore. Edwin R. & Hattie A, Mason. Henry A. & Ida E. Watkins. Cornel's & Mary A. Fitzgerald. Alfred and Mary L. Bodge.
Wm. A. & Mary M. Lovelace. Fred'k W. & Harriet K. Hall. Horatio N. & Annie L. Eddy.
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43
DATE. 1883.
NAME OF CHILD.
NAME OF PARENTS.
66
July 66
23 Barbara Emma Perfect 15 Stanley Richardson 16 Louis Raymond Wise
60
19 Bertha Wood
66
22 Lewis Hoslander
66
Aug.
66 22 Margaret Ellen Ward 24 Patrick Joseph Davidson 4 Alpha Frances Daniels 66 6 Laura Belle Capron 66 S Agnes Wilson
66
14 Frank Conly
66 17 Fred Stoutenburgh Neill
66
19 Earl Stewart Bean
66 19 Arthur Granville Rodgers
26 William Ford
66 Sept. 66
27 Mary Ann Brogan 5 Lydia Jane Peden 7 Mary Gertrude Cahall
66 14 Elsie May Gifford
15 Francis Lawrence Morrisey 16 Nellie Hammond Ferguson
66 20 Frank Edson Harrison
66 23 Ernest Monroe Morse 66 25 Charles Richard Whitaker
Oct.
9 Nathan Willard Daniels 13 William Francis Spear 13 George Albert Bentley
66 14 Conn McGloria
66 16 Mary Seavy
66. 17 Rachel Margaret Thayer 29 Mary Louise Hutchinson 3 Elsie Raymond Metcalf 9 Mary Ethel Ward
Nov. 66
66 15 Charlotte Louise Bishop 1 Cordelia Youso 8 Rosanna Philips
Dec. 06
66 8 Mary Isabel Greenwood
13 Willie Gilman
30 Rosanna McGloria
66. 30 Herbert Carlton Stewart 1852. Dec. 15 Ella Elizabeth Woolford IS54.
Oct. 2 Emma Jane Woolford
Leonard & Elizabeth Perfect. S. W.2d& Dora M. Richardson. Louis W. and Agnes G. Wise. Byron and Rosa B. Wood. John and Anna M. Hoslander. George and Ellen H. Ward. Joseph and Jennie Davidson. Albert W. & Ellen J. Daniels. Reuben E. & Phebe S. Capron. Samuel and Mary A. Wilson. Michael and Mary S. Conly. Geo. T. and Minnie C. Neill. Harry P. and Mary E. Bean. Fred'k A. & Char. A. Rodgers. John and Hannah K. Ford. Dennis and Maggie Brogan. John and Lizzie Peden. James and Mary Cahall. Frank L. & Clara E. Gifford. James and Margaret Morrisey. James and Mary E. Ferguson. Wm. & Harriet R. Harrison. Ernest M. & Emma M. Morse. Lewis R. & S. E. Whitaker. Mancy M. & Mary E. Daniels. Geo. W. & Emma E. Spear. Geo. A. & Agnes M. Bentley. Cornelius & Bridget McGloria. John and Hannah Seavey. Addison M. & Gert. E. Thayer. Wm. and Mary Hutchinson. Ed. A. & Elizabeth II. Metcalf. Francis E. & Lizzie N. Ward. James W. & Martha L. Bishop. Tamar and Rajo Youso. Frank and Sarah G. Philips. Levi & Ellen M. Greenwood. Joseph and Adeline Gilman. Patrick and Maggie McGloria. John J. and Grace H. Stewart.
Wm. & Martha S- Woolford.
Win. & Martha S. Woolford.
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MARRIAGES RECORDED IN FRANKLIN IN 1883.
NAME OF PARTIES.
AGE.
NAMES OF PARENTS.
Cyril M. Wheeler, Harriet G. Miller,
Francis R. Miller, Flora F. Parker,
Lewis R. Whitaker, Ellen S. Stebbins,
50 Richard and Mary A. Whitaker. 35 Chas. H. and Charl'te E. Stebbins.
34 John and Mary A. Yale. 22 John and Jennie Cross.
27 Joseph and Carrie Demeritt. 21 John and Mary M. McLeod.
Reuben F. Randall, Hattie I. Durfee,
John R. Smith, Sarah J. Marshall,
Wm. H. Nash, 3d, Alice O. Blake,
Leander E. Weeks, Sarah J. Bishop,
Addison M. Thayer, Gertrude E. Smith.
Maurice J. Connolly, Nellie E. Lynch,
John W. Creighton, Anna M. Griffiths,
21 Thomas and Margaret Creighton. 20 William and Mary Griffiths. 44 Benj. A. and Abagail Sanborn. 40 Erastus and Lucinda Holt.
25 Daniel and Julia Buckley.
24 Peter and Margaret Lyons.
29 Hiram M. and Delilah Cook. 23 Jeseph and Caroline A. Hood.
John Sullivan, Kate Cody,
Homer E. Marriett, Alice E. Carter,
24 Geo. R. and Lydia F. Wheeler. 20 Gilmore and Sarah Miller.
28 Robert A. and Emma E. Miller. 24 James A. and Anna S. Parker.
Joseph C. Yale, Francine B. Cross,
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