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535
4 82
Wood land near George's pond 43 acres $75, flat rock lots 6 acres $360, saw mill lot one-half acre $100.
Emerson, Chastine, Salem . Ledge lot 11 acres $385.
385
3 47
Emerson, Rebecca, Heirs, Salem . Wood land 20 acres $300.
300
2 70
Flint, Thomas, Peabody
360
3 24
Wood land near J. Perkins 8 acres $360.
Flint, Eliab U., North Reading Lower pasture 9 acres $180.
180
1 62
Flint, George, North Reading
100
90
Willis meadow 33 acres $100.
Feltou, Nathaniel, Heirs, Peabody .
1,650
14 85
Wood land near Willis meadow 33 acres $1,650.
Foster, Aaron, Wakefield
600
5 40
Wood land 30 acres $600.
Foster, George, Lynn
1,000
9 00
Wood land pine hill 67 acres $1,000.
49
TAXABLE POLLS AND ESTATES.
Farrington, Charlotte, Lynn
$100
$0 90
Pasture 5 acres $100.
Gowing, Joseph D., North Reading . Willis meadow 1 acre $30.
30
27
Herrick, John E., Peabody
2,940
26 46
House $200, tillage and pasture 31 acres $1.860, Aborn lot 7 acres $420 , Farrington lot 10 acres $300, wood land 4 acres $160.
Howard C. F., Heirs, Peabody
100
90
Broad meadow 5 acres $100,
Hersey, Abby C., Peabody
200
1 80
Sherman meadow 5 acres $200.
600
5 40
Hart, Mrs. Henry J., Wenham . . .
1,360
12 24
Wood.land 12 acres $360, wood land 46 acres $1,000.
Hart, Rufus, Danvers
100
90
Lot near Peabody line 3 acres $100.
Hart, Sarah B., Danvers, .
275
2 48
Wood land 62 acres $200, pasture 1} acres $75.
Hart, Frederic, Minnesota . Wood land 15 acres $375.
375
3 38
Howard, John, Heirs, North Reading Wiliis meadow 3 acres $100.
100
90
Hone, Henry E., Saugus
300
2.70
Wood land 6 acres $210, west of turn- pike 6 acres $90.
Haywood, George W., Middleton . .
310
2 79
House $100, shop $50, home lot 8 acres $160.
Hamden, J. W., Natick .
3,300
29 70
House $700, 2 barns $1,100, hen house $50, home lot 14} acres $1,450.
Haggett, Amos, Maine
2,000
18 00
House $550, barn $250, home lot 18 acres $1,200.
Jacobs, W. M., Sons, Peabody . .
500
4 50
Wood land pine hill 18 acres $500.
100
90
Jordan, Charles, Wakefield
House lot one-eighth acre $100.
Hurd, Francis P., Wakefield . Wood land 8 acres $600.
7
50
TAXABLE POLLS AND ESTATES.
King, Jonathan, Peabody
$3,050
$27 45.
Wood land near J. Coney's 30 acres $900, Middleton hill 10 acres $800, Turnpike lot 8 acres $120. Robbins lot 4 acres $60, lot near Willis meadow 14 acres $910. Parker lot 6 acres $180. Willis meadow 4 acres $80.
King, Sarah, Heirs, Peabody . Wood land pine hill 18 acres $600.
600
2 70
King, Perley, Peabody
1,360
12 24
Willis meadow 12 acres $240, wood- land 28 acres $1.120.
Kendall, George W., Wakefield
1,350
12 15
House $300, barn $200, shop $600. house lot 1 acre $250.
Kenrick, W. A., Reading
50
45
Land near saw mill one-quarter acre $50.
Kendrick, J. L., Estate, Chelsea House $400, house lot $100.
500
4 50
Lindsey George A., Lynn . House $600, house lot 43 acres $225. wood land 22 acres $550.
1,375
12 38
Lawrence, George M., Lynn .
642
5 78
Rowe lot 23 acres $37, sheep pasture 10 acres $350, meadow 1 acre $25, Mansfield lot 2 acres $30. Swan lot 5 acres $200.
3,830
34 47
Mansfield, John, Estate, Peabody . . Lot near house 9 acres $720, pasture 3 acres $150, broad meadow lot 16 acres. $960, huckleberry hill 4 acres $160. running-out lot 5 acres $250. flat rocks lot 6 acres $120, pine pas- ture 8 acres $400, Jeffry lot 30 acres $1,050, unimproved 2 acres $20.
- Mudge, Josiah, Danvers . Wood land 3 acres $45.
45
41
- Mudge, Edwin, Danvers
1,600
14 40
Wood land near J. Bryant's 20 acres $1.400. swamp lot 8 acres $200.
McIntire, David, North Reading . . Planes pasture 8 acres $200, railroad field 2 acres $80, woodland 30a. $720
1,000
9 00
TAXABLE POLLS AND ESTATES.
51
Newhall, Lydia M., Wakefield . . House lot half acre $150.
$150
$1 35
Newhall, Wright, North Reading . . Tophet lot 133 acres $405. west side Middleton hill 5 acres $100, peach orchard 1 acre $50. home wood lot 19 acres $950, clay pit lot 3 acres $105, Robbin hill lot 10 acres $250. island lot 23 acres $450, meadow and swamp 5 acres $100.
2,410
21 69
Newhall, Thomas B., Lynn
1,530
13 77
Barn $350, tillage 3 acres $225, or- chard 2 acres $150, pasture 8 acres $280, wood land 35 acres $525.
Newhall, Israel, Billerica .
300
2 70
Wood land 6 acres $270, Gordon lot 1 acre $30.
Newhall, Hiram L., Lynn .
7,000
63 00
3 houses $3.200, barn $100, Aborn shop $25. shoe factory $500, blacksmith's shop $50, one-half shop and one-half stone yard $200, Mansfield lot 7 acres $700, vendue lot 4 acres $300, meadow 2 acres $60, Noah wood lot 11 acres $165, huckleberry hill lot 12 acres $300. little pasture 4 acres $160, woodland 9 acres $135, orchard one-half acre $75, Aborn lot 2 acres $400, meadow 1 acre $20, Jeffrey lot 4 acres $160. Jot near railroad station 1 acre $300. Bancroft marsh 15 acres $150.
Price, Wm , Peabody .
40
36
Wood land 2 acres $40.
210
1 89
Wood land 7 acres $210.
Peabody, Town of
160
1 44
Lot near Saugus line 4 acres $160.
630
5 67
Wood land 21 acres $630.
Pope, Jasper, Danvers Wood land 3 acres $45.
45
41
Parker, Eliab, Heirs, North Reading
330
2 97
'Fremont place 11 acres $330.
Preston, Moses, Peabody
Proctor, Edward, Peabody .
52
TAXABLE POLLS AND ESTATES.
Parker, Debora N., Reading .
$0 50
$0 45
Field 1 acre $50.
Palmer, Wm. H., Salem
790
7 11
Lower field lot S acres $400, rye field lot S acres $320, Willis meadow 3} acres $70.
Pranker, George, Estate, Saugus . . 2,000
18 00
House $850, barn $350, small building $100, house lot three-fourths acre $100, water power $600.
Phelps, Wm., New York
1,550
13 95
House $1,100, barn $250, house lot 1 acre $200.
Russell, Warren, Peabody .
60
54
Willis meadow 2 acres $60.
Russell, Hannah N. Lynn .
100
90
Wood land near J. Bryant's 3} acres $100.
Russell, Wilbur S., Cambridge . . .
900
8 10
House lot one-half acre $100, Upton lot 30 acres $600. Russell lot 10 acres $200.
Reed, George, Peabody . Wood land 33 acres $175.
175
1 58
Reed, Augusta, Lynn . Hewes field 6 acres $450.
300
2 70
Richardson, George C. & Co., Boston Wood land 4 acres $220.
220
1 98
Raynor, Thomas, North Reading . . Lot between railroad and river 3 acres $120.
120
1 08
Ransom, Mrs. W. C., Minnesota . .
1,500
13 50
Cox wood lot 21 acres $1200, meadow 15 acres $300.
Southwick, Mary, Peabody .
300
2 70
Wood land S acres $300.
20
18
Broad meadow one-half acre $20.
Southwick, Eben, Peabody
20
18
Broad meadow one-half acre $20.
Southwick, Wm., Peabody
20
18
Broad meadow one-half acre $20.
·
Richardson, Francis S., Peabody Wood land S acres $300.
450
4 05
Southwick, J. L., Peabody
53
TAXABLE POLLS AND ESTATES.
Saltonstall, Henry, Peabody
$640
$5 79
Pond Island 3 acres $600. broad mead- ow 1 acre $40 ..
Sheen, James, Peabody
20
18
Broad meadow one-half acre $20.
Simonds, Eben D., Heirs, Reading
100
90
Meadow 3 acres $100.
Smith, Rachel, North Reading . ..
320
2 88
Tillage 3 acres $150, Willis meadow 3 acres $90, wood land 2 acres $80. Skinner, Charles E., Salem
500
4 50
Tillage and meadow S2 acres $500.
Spinney, Sally, Lynn
620
5 58
House $400. house lot 2 acres $200, broad meadow 1 acre $20.
Thomas, J. B., Peabody . . Wood land 60 acres $1,200.
1,200
10 80
Thomas, Ebenezer, Andover .
1,310
11 79
House $900, barn $150, shop $50, home lot 3 acres $210.
1,070
9 63
Taylor, David, Heirs, Peabody . . . Woodland near J. Ramsdell's o acres $150, wood land near Willis mead- ow 12 acres $240, wood land near pine hill 8 acres $120, wood land near Middleton S acres $560.
Taylor, George, Peabody
45
41
Lot east of turnpike 3 acres $45.
30
27
Tyler, Mrs. J. W., Boston
730
6 57
Wood land S acres $400, lot adjoining 22 acres $330.
Twiss, Hezekiah D., Peabody Broad meadow 2 acres $40.
40
.
Torrey, Charles A., Boston ·
1,800
16 20
House $1,000, Barn $600, house lot 1 acre $200.
Tarbox, Wm. W., North Reading
160
1 44
Lot between railroad ar I river 2 acres $80, Willis meadow 4 acres $80.
Titcomb, Sophia, Cambridge .
775
6 98
House $600. barn $25, house lot one- half acre $150. :
-
Taylor, Eben N., Peabody Broad meadow 1 acre $30.
36
54
TAXABLE POLLS AND ESTATES.
Tidd, Jonathan, Woburn
$1,350
$12 15
House $700, barn $100, home lot 2 acres $150. wood land 20 acres $400.
Wilson, Benjamin, Peabody®
250
2 25
Wood land 4 acres $250.
Wilson, Samuel, Peabody Wood land 12 acres $360.
360
3 24
Walton, Andrew, Heirs, Wakefield . Wood land 2 acres $100.
100
90
Whitney, Thomas P., Chelsea
1,350
12 15
House $700, barn $300. shop $50. home lot 6 acres $300.
Weeks, M. J., Swampscott
700
6 30
House lot 33 acres $700.
Williams, Joseph W., Long Island
40
36
Willis meadow 2 acres $40.
TABLE OF AGGREGATES.
Total number of Polls
197
Tax on each Poll .
$2.00
Total value of Personal Estate $106,016
Total value of Real Estate $455,012
Total Valuation, May 1, 1880 $561,028
Total Tax for 1880 $5,443.63
Rate per cent. on $1,000
$9.00
Total number of Horses
139
Total number of Cows
346
Total number of Dwelling Houses
162
Total number of Acres of Land
5360
ALBERT MANSFIELD. Assessors DAVID F. PARSONS, of
JOSEPH T. BANCROFT. -
Lynnfield.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
OF THE
TOWN OF LYNNFIELD,
WITH
TOWN CLERK'S STATISTICS,
AND THE
REPORT OF THE
SCHOOL COMMITTEE,
FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEB. 28, 1882.
LYNN: THOS. P. NICHOLS, PRINTER, NO. 24 MARKET STREET. I882.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
OF THE
TOWN OF LYNNFIELD,
WITH
TOWN CLERK'S STATISTICS,
AND THE
REPORT OF THE
SCHOOL COMMITTEE,
FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEB. 28, 1882.
LYNN: THOS. P. NICHOLS, PRINTER, NO. 24 MARKET STREET. I882.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
RECEIPTS AND CREDITS FOR 1881.
Cash in Treasurer's hands March I, ISSI $567 34
Due on tax list of 1878 87 85
Due on tax list of 1879
Due on tax list of 18So 315 43
1,744 31
Received from State, National Bank tax .
324 19
Received from State, Corporation tax . . 36 37
Received from State, on account of tax for 188 1 35 35
Received from State, income School Fund 210 99
Received from State, aid furnished soldiers 122 00
Received from County, for dogs licensed *
59 98
Received for sale of Cemetery lots
15 00
Received for rent of Townsend place
10 00
Received for peddlers' licenses 6 00
Received from town of Peabody, for schol- ars attending South School 17 50
Received from sale of old shingles
I 00
Received interest delinquent tax payers
22 22
Received from South Reading M. & A. Association 500 00
List of taxes committed to Collector 4,883 02
$8,958 55
HIGHWAYS. WARD NUMBER ONE. ASA T. PUTNAM, SURVEYOR.
Appropriation
$IS0 00
4
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
Paid Asa T. Putman, labor and team . $44 63
D. P. Putnam, labor 5 50
J. H. Mitchell, labor 8 76
A. P. Cook, labor
14 88
D. F. Parsons, labor
35 86
Justus W. Emerson, labor 7 00
Peter McArthur, labor 6 12
E. Wilbur Wiley, labor .
20 87
Daniel P. Cook, labor 20 00
F. S. Coney, labor 16 38
A. T. Putnam, clearing snow, $27 66.
$180 00
WARD NUMBER TWO.
JONATHAN H. MITCHELL, SURVEYOR.
Appropriation
$256 00
Paid J. H. Mitchell, labor
$36 72
Peter McArthur, labor 23 00
Henry E. Smith, labor 35 10
Fred Skinner, labor .
15 12
James Meade, labor
IO 50
John Hewes, labor
9 75
Horace Mitchell, labor
23 87
George Griffin, labor
15 00
Asa Putnam, labor
II SS
Chisam & Averill, labor .
S 12
Enoch Russell, labor
31 32
H. W. Phillips, labor
12 25
T. J. Chasșon, labor
IO 50
Eben Gowing, labor
6 25
Seth Merrow, labor .
1 75
W. Flannigan, labor,
4 87
J. H. Mitchell, clearing snow, $SI 60.
$256 00
5
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
WARD NUMBER THREE.
JOHN K. BANCROFT, SURVEYOR.
Appropriation
$209 61
Paid J. K. Bancroft, labor
$101 32
A. Phinney, labor 21 87
R. S. Henfield, labor 14 87
Nathaniel Ross, labor 15 18
E. F. Gerry, labor
13 00
J. McMasters, labor .
8 75
J. M. Danforth, labor
19 13
F. J. Erskine, labor . 6 12
W. R. Roundy, labor
2 38
Asa T. Putnam, labor
2 38
$205 00
J. K. Bancroft, clearing snow, $20 70.
WARD NUMBER FOUR.
E. A. NEWHALL, SURVEYOR.
Appropriation
$209 61
Paid E. A. Newhall, labor $91 75
H. G. Brown, labor 28 43
J . S. Munroe, labor
21 88
J. A. Perley, labor
14 00
John Rolf, labor
IO 50
G. E. Ramsdell, labor IO 50
H. W. Munroe, labor .
6 50
Joseph Hazel, labor 8 75
Charles O. Stanwood. labor
5 25
Frank S. Perley, labor
2 62
A. A. Newhall, for gravel
10 00
-
$210 IS
E. A. Newhall, clearing snow, $47 95.
6
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
WARD NUMBER FIVE.
R. S. HENFIELD, SURVEYOR.
Appropriation $136 08
Paid R. S. Henfield, labor $35 82
Albert Phinney, labor I 75
Fred J. Erskine, labor 16 79
James Meade labor
7 00
Asa T. Putnam, labor .
2 38
W. R. Roundy, labor
6 04
C. H. Derby, labor
13 86
T. E. Cox, labor
S 25
J. McMasters, labor
IO 13
Nat Ross, labor
17 00
A. Moseley, labor
9 75
Joel Porter, labor
4 SI
For gravel . 2 75
$136 33
R. S. Henfield, clearing snow, $33. 65.
WARD NUMBER SIX.
NATHANIEL ABBOT, SURVEYOR.
Appropriation .
$209 61
Paid Nathaniel Abbot, labor $102 20
C. F. Abbot, labor IS 37₺
J. H. Chase, labor
IO 50
J. S. Munroe, labor .
9 623
G. O. Ramsdell, labor
2 622
Frank Newhall, labor .
20 00
A. L. Cram, labor
14 872
C. Stanwood, labor .
IO 50
L. S. Pierce, labor
4 66
G. L. Hawkes, labor
16 25
$209 61
Nathaniel Abbott, clearing snow, $47 83.
7
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
INCIDENTAL HIGHWAY EXPENSES.
Paid G. W. Henfield, sharp'ng picks, etc. $9 45
S. E. Bent, sharpening picks, etc. . 3 02
F. P. Russell, picks, rakes, powder . 8 19
S. Harding, pick handle, etc.
- I 75
N. S. Chick, labor 3 25
· N. Abbott, labor 6 50
$32 16
EXPENDED ON SOUTH SIDE OF COMMON.
Appropriation $200 00
Paid David F. Parsons $193 70
PRINTING.
Paid Thos. P. Nichols $112 00
INTEREST AND DEBT.
Paid Elizabeth U. King, interest $146 14
South Reading M. & A. Association
514 45
$660 59
STATE AND COUNTY TAXES,
Paid State Tax $675 co
Paid County Tax
734 78
$1,409 78
8
FINANCIAL STATEMENE.
STATE AID.
Paid George A. Abbott $98 00
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.
Paid W. R. Mitchell, damage to sleigh . $5 00
F. Hunnewell, damage to sleigh 19 IO
F. H. Lindsey, iron rakes .
1 50
C. H. Bancroft, labor on Town Hall James Fairfield, shingles, etc.
24 20
35 86
W. R. Roundy, boards
15 06
Otis Skinner, teaming
5 28
F. P. Russell, nails .
1 62
F. P. Russell, expressing and postage
2 20
S. Harding, care of Town Hall 4 50
A. Mansfield, bedstead
2 00
A. Mansfield, expressing 25
Memorial Day exercises .
22 00
$138 57
ABATEMENTS, .
On assessment of 1881
$2 00
On assessment of ISSo
8 02
On assessment of 1879
4 45
On assessment of 1878
43
$14 90
TOWN OFFICERS' BILLS,
Paid F. P. Russell, recording births, mar-
riages and deaths . $II 50
F. P. Russell, Town Clerk 15 00
Amount carried forward, $26 50
-
9
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
Amount brought forward, $26 50
Paid S. Harding, Constable . 6.00
Albert Mansfield, Selectman, Assessor and Overseer of the Poor
75 00
David F. Parsons, do.
49 00
Eben Parsons, do.
50 co
E. W. M. Gilman, School Committee 25 00
Warren Newhall, School Committee
20 00
Benjamin T. Brown, School Com'te 15 00
W. R. Roundy, return of deaths . . 2 50
W. R. Roundy, Treas, and Collector
100 00
$360 00
SUPPORT OF POOR,
Paid George Townsend, board and clothes $193 51
Caroline C. Meader
147 12
A. J. Tufts 119 30
W. A. Peabody
117 50
J. Brierly
104 00
C. Skinner
124 22
J. Skinner .
43 17
Lowell, supplies to G. A. Abbot
29 50
Boston, supplies to J. Lamont
10 00
Lynn, supplies to E. O. Brown
So 75
Salem, supplies to L. A. Hobson . 86 10
Malden, supplies to H. F. Wiley . 28 00
Wrentham, supplies to E. Gowing 76 00
Wakefield, supplies to E. Stafford 36 33
For tramp 50
$1,196 00
2
IO
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
SCHOOLS.
NORTH SCHOOL.
Paid Emily P. Coney, teaching $210 00
F. S. Coney, care of house
15 75
Warren Newhall, wood . II 28
W. E. Roundy, coal
22 00
F. S. Coney, preparing fuel
3 75
$262 78
SOUTH SCHOOL.
Paid Sarah B. Hatch, teaching . $296 00
M. E. Skinner, care of house 6 50
G. O. Ramsdell, care of house 7 00
E. A. Newhall, wood and coal . 31 38
J. S. Munroe, preparing fuel . 2 38
$343 26
CENTRE SCHOOL.
Paid Hannah B. Danforth, teaching $288 00
S. Harding, care of house 20 00
S. Harding, preparing fuel I 75
W. E. Roundy, coal
.21 00
J. H. Hewes, wood . 5 54
Henry Danforth, wood
3 00
$339 29
INCIDENTAL SCHOOL EXPENSES.
Paid Annie Brown, cleaning South school house .
$4 50
J. D. Mansfield, insurance North do. 17 50
Amount carried forward, $22 00
II
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
Amount brought forward,
$22 00
B. O. Brown, painting Centre
do.
60 00
I. Fling, plastering do
I 50
D. Mansfield, repairs South
do.
13 10
F. P. Russell, supplies
6 95
E. W. M. Gilman, incidentals . . .
14 OI
S. Harding, cleaning stove pipe, etc.
I 25
S. F. Littlefield, supplies for North school house, .
9 53
H. B. Danforth, deportment cards
75
$129 09
RECAPITULATION.
Paid Highway Expenses $1,682 37
Printing .
II2 00
Interest and Debt .
660 59
State and County Taxes
1,409 78
State Aid
98 00
Miscellaneous Expenses
139 57
Abatements
14 90
Town Officers
360 00
Support of Schools .
1,074 42
Support of Poor
1,196 00
$6,747 -63
I2
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
GENERAL ACCOUNT.
ASSETS OF THE TOWN.
Cash in Treasurer's hands, March 1, 1882 $333 50
Due on tax list of ISSI 1,455 77
Due on tax list of ISSo 324 96
Due on tax list of 1879 71 86
Due on tax list of 1878
24 83
Due from State, aid furnished soldiers .
73 23
Due from City of Lynn, for scholars at- tending South school 26 00
-
$2,310 15
LIABILITIES OF THE TOWN.
Note due Elizabeth U. King $2,000 00
Interest to March 1, 1882 16 67
$2,016 67
Balance in favor of the Town $293 48
ALBERT MANSFIELD, Selectmen, Assessors DAVID F. PARSONS, and
EBEN. PARSONS, Overseers of the Poor
Lynnfield, March 1, 1882.
Town of Lynnfield in Account with W. R. ROUNDY, Treasurer and Collector.
Cr
Balance in Treasury, March 31, 1881 $567 34 1
Amount paid out on Orders . $6,747 63
Due on Tax List, 1878 .
87 85
Due on Tax List, 1878
24 83
Due on Tax List, 1879 . 315 43
Due on Tax List, 1879
71 86
Due on Tax List. 1880
1,744 3I
Due on Tax List, ISSO
324 96
Received for Peddlers' Licenses
6 00
Due on Tax List, 18SI
1,455 77
from Town of Peabody .
17 50
for Corporation Tax
36 37
on account of Tax of ISSI .
35 35
for lots in Willow Cemetery
15 00
National Bank Tax
324 19
State Aid
98 00
Relief of Indigent Soldiers and Sailors 24 00
Dog Tax .
59 98
Income of School Fund
210 99
rent of Townsend Place
10 00
old shingles from Town Hall
1 00
money from Wakefield Bank
500 00
interest on Taxes
22 22
List of Taxes committed for Collection
4,883 02
$8,958 55
$8,958 55
W. R. ROUNDY, Treasurer and Collector.
LYNNFIELD, MARCH 3, 1882.
Balance in Treasury . . 333 50
ACCOUNT OF TREASURER AND COLLECTOR.
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BIRTHS REGISTERED IN LYNNFIELD.
1881.
Date of Birth.
Name of Child.
Sex.
Place of Birth.
Name of Parents.
Occupation.
April 3 .
Abbie Francis Herrick
... F ...
Lynnfield . ...
George E. and Eunice .
Farmer ..
April 9
Joseph Franklin Smith.
.. M ...
Lynnfield .....
Henry E. and Mary L.
Farmer ..
Manufacturer
April 13 ...
William F: Gerry.
... M ...
Lynnfield ..
Elbridge F. and Jennie
April 17 .
Leslie Clough . .M ...
Lynnfield . ...
Samuel and Mary .
Clerk
May 9 ...
Delano V. Taylor. ... M ...
Lynnfield .
Edgar and Georgie.
Farmer ..
Shoemaker
May 24
Ernest S. Nugent.
... M ..
Lynn .
Lynnfield
George and Adaline
Shoemaker
May 31 .
Frank A. Williams
... M ... |
... F ...
Lynnfield . .
Benj. and Evelyn
Butcher
June 30.
Alice May Wells .. ... F ...
Boston
Clark and Emma .
Blacksmith
July 2.
Alice P. Bryant.
... F ...
Lynnfield ..
Wilbur and Saralı ..
Shoemaker.
Dec. 5 .
Percy M. Gates ..
.. . M ...
Lynnfield .....
John and Hattie ..
Laborer.
Dec. 22 .
Alfred I. Hayward.
... M ...
Lynnfield . . ...
Alfred and Sarah
Shoemaker.
Feb. 1I
Charles E. Spinney .
... M ...
Lynnfield . . . ..
E. Horace and Louise
Shoemaker.
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN LYNNFIELD.
Sylvester and G. A.
June 6.
Mattie L. Richardson.
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN LYNNFIELD.
1881.
Date of Marriage.
Name of Groom and Bride.
Age.
Residence.
Occupation.
What Marriage.
By Whom Married.
April 7 .
( Mary E. Saunders
... 23 ...
Salem
Lynnfield ..
Clerk
First
April 23 .
( Elizabeth Haggett
... 25 ...
New York.
Second
( George L. Tibbetts
... 25. . .
Lynnfield
Shoemaker
First
William T. Bemis
May 19 .
( Leora Richardson .
... 16. . .
Lynnfield .
First
( Alonzo O. Ramsdell
.. 29. . .
Lynnfield
Shoemaker
Second
June 12 .
( Mary G. Skerry
... 20 ...
Lynnfield
First
Third
June 16. ...
... 39 ... ( George A. Baston. ( Ida May Morse ... 24. ..
Lynnfield .
First
( Albury S. Wiley
... 25. . .
Lynnfield ..
Farmer
First
July 4. . ..
( Emma L. Sherman.
.20 ...
Liberty, Me ..
First
( Chas. H. Otis . ... 24. . .
Lynnfield
Milk Dealer
First
November 14.
( Ida C. Homan
... 22 ...
Lynnfield .
Carpenter.
First
F. Israel, Salem ...
First
( Moses K. Abbott ..
... 35 ...
Gilbert C. Osgood, Medford ..
.
Lynnfield
Shoemaker
Henry Hinckley, Lynn
Alva Sherman, Liberty, Me ...
Chas. M. Melden, Saugus ....
Saugus
First
15
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN LYNNFIELD.
( George H. Newhall .
... 30 ...
Elias Nason, Lowell
DEATHS REGISTERED IN LYNNFIELD.
1881.
Date of Death.
Name of Deceased.
Disease or Cause of Death. Place of Death. Occupation.
Place of Birth.
Name of Parents.
Yrs.
Mos.
Days.
February 2.
James Brown ..
.. 75 ..
... 5.
Bright's Disease.
Lynnfield ...
Trader ....
Danvers .
William and Lydia ...
February 20 Henry Myron Law
.3. .
.. 14. .
Pneumonia
Lynnfield
Lynnfield
Henry and E. L. ....
March 6. .. .
Alice Newhall.
.60
... 7 ..
Consumption
Lynnfield
Lynn ..
Moses A. Techer .....
March 2S. . .
Royal Webster Mosley
Acute Bronchitis
Lynnfield
Lynnfield
Benj. and Carric.
April 5 ....
Jonathan H. Smith. ..
.. 79 ..
.. IO. . .. 21 ..
Dropsy .
Lynnfield
Farmer ...
Lynnfield .
Jonathan and Esther ..
May 4. . .. ..
Harry Leslie Emerson
......
.9. . .. 12 ..
Congestion of Brain
Lynnfield
Lynnfield
Justus and Ellen. .....
Sept. 10. ...
Chas. Eddie Spinney .
... 7. . .. 27. .
Cholera Infantum.
Lynnfield
Lynnfield ...
Horace and Louise ...
Oct. 7 .. ...
James W. Eaton ... ..
.. 52 ..
. . 10 ..
.7 ..
Consumption
Lynnfield . . ..
Painter ...
Boston
Samuel A. and Isabella
Dec. 30 ....
Mehitable Skinner ....
.. S3. .
Apoplexy ..
Lynnfield
Dec. 30 . . . .
Harriet Aborn.
. . 84 . .
.I.
.5. .
Injury of Spine .
Lynnfield .
16
DEATHS REGISTERED IN LYNNFIELD.
AGE.
. . 4. . .. 2S ..
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING.
ESSEX, ss.
To SAMUEL HARDING, Constable of the Town of Lynnfield, GREETING. In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, you are hereby required to notify the Inhabitants of the Town of Lynnfield, qualified to vote in Town affairs, to meet at the TOWN HALL, in said Town, on MONDAY, the THIR- TEENTH day of MARCH, next, at 12.30 o'clock, P. M., to act on the following articles, viz. :-
ARTICLE I. To choose a Moderator.
ART. 2. To choose all necessary Town. Officers.
ART. 3. To hear the Report of Town Officers and act thereon.
ART. 4. To raise money for Town Expenses the current year.
ART. 5. To raise money for support of Schools the current year.
ART. 6. To raise money for the repair of Highways, and de- termine how the same shall be expended.
ART. 7. To determine the manner of Collecting Taxes the current year.
ART. S. To set a time when the Collector of Taxes shall settle his list.
ART. 9. To see if the Town will authorize the Treasurer to hire money, if necessary, to meet the demands of the Town.
ART. 10. To see if the Town will authorize the Collector to charge interest on all Taxes not paid at the time he is required to settle his account.
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TOWN WARRANT.
ART. II. To see if the Town will appropriate a sum of money for the observance of Memorial Day.
ART. 12. To see what action the Town will take in regard to a suit commenced against the Town by George W. Pray.
ART. 13. To see if the Town will appropriate a sum of money to be expended on Jeffry's Hill (so called) or take any * action thereon.
ART. 14. To see what action the Town will take in relation to the way leading from Salem Street to Suntaug Lake.
ART. 15. To see if the Town will instruct its Selectmen to request the Eastern Railroad Co. to place a flag-man at each of its crossings in this Town.
ART. 16. To see if the Town will join with the First Con- gregational Society in painting the building occupied by them jointly.
And you are directed to serve this Warrant by posting attested copies thereof in the usual manner.
Hereof fail not and make due return of this Warrant with your doings thereon, to the Town Clerk at the time and place of said meeting.
Given under our hands at Lynnfield, this first day of March, IS82.
ALBERT MANSFIELD, ) Selectmen DAVID F. PARSONS, of
EBEN PARSONS, Lynnfield.
A true copy. Attest :
SAMUEL HARDING, Constable.
SCHOOL REPORT.
SCHOOL REPORT.
TO THE CITIZENS OF LYNNFIELD :
The pupils in our schools, during the past year, have been instructed in a manner creditable to their teachers ; and have profited by their instructions, in many cases, to a degree highly commendable to themselves.
The hours of school time should be hours of instruction, of active exercise of mind, and of personal influence of the teacher, on both mind and heart of every pupil.
It is the duty, and should be the aim, of the teacher, to develop, in the child, the great art and power of a noble life; to teach him how to use his intellect; to make the most of time ; to train every mental power to alertness ; to perseverance ; and to acquire increase of strength, to grap- ple with and overcome difficulties. In accomplishing this noble and arduous work, the faithful teacher will endeavor to correct the pupils' habits of indolence; to soothe and discipline hasty tempers ; to encourage the timid ; to con- vince the over-confident of their ignorance ; and to show the superficial the practical need of a clear and full knowl- edge of their lessons. Nor is this all : the earnest teacher must observe that those who are quick to perceive and to acquire, and those who are slow to comprehend, need different modes of instruction ; that while the eager and frequent questions of the former deserve encouragement, the slower and less active powers of others are equally en- titled to patient attention, and, in all cases, it is wise to
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