Annual reports of the selectmen, treasurer, overseers of the poor and board of health of the town of Salem, N.H. : for the year ending 1881-1891, Part 12

Author: Salem (N.H. : Town)
Publication date: 1881
Publisher: Concord, N.H. : Rumford Press
Number of Pages: 416


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S. K. Abbott, printing and posting notices as health officer,


2 50


Charles Bartlett, printing tax bills,


4 50


N. G. Abbott, laboring in old cemetery,


5 00


Jerome Kelley, chopping wood,


32 00


Thomas Duston, labor on cemetery near Michael Cullen's 18 25


Thomas Duston, watering place for 1888 and 1889, 6 00


Thomas E. Call, Jr., county tax,


1,149 73


Solon A. Carter, State tax, 1,340 00


James Lyons, cost on liquor case, 50 00


John H. Lancaster, dinners for selectmen, 16 25


Charles Bartlett, printing check-list, 7 25


$4,642 10


Roads and Bridges.


William G. Colby, labor on highway, $5 05


W. A. Thom,


66 9 00


66 repairs on road machine, 1 75


A. M. Mclaughlin, labor on highway, 3 00


W. B. Kimball, gravel, 4 00


Eben Rice, labor on highway,


13 65


F. O. Wheeler, repairs on highway, 5 05


Joel E. Richardson, "


12 28


Lorren B. Mclaughlin, labor and lumber on highway, 5 00


James A. Treat & Co., drain pipe,


8 91


James Ayer, gravel, 7 14


Washington Kimball, labor on highway, 93


J. O. Foster, repairs on highway,


13 80


6.


James H. Cullen, repairs on highway, L. B. Pattee,


$16 00


7 65


Joseph W. Emerson, 7 97


66 plank for bridge, 1 20


Otis Masterman, labor on highway, 8 27


James Ayer, labor and gravel on highway,


11 48


W. F. Rowell, labor on highway,


38 25


Joseph Emerson, labor on highway and bridges, 5 70


Martin Fitzgerald, gravel,


1 50


William G. Crowell, labor on highway, 60 66


13 26


Daniel Merrill, labor on highway for 1888. 3 90


66 lumber for bridge, 1888. 19 58


66 66 66 1889. 5 00


Fred W. Page, labor on highway,


6 50


L. W. Taylor, plank for bridge, 25 00


10 80


.. ..


10 lbs. spikes, 30


Elmer Bailey, labor on highway. 67


Phillip Ayer, pathing snow,


7 50


$280 19


Aid to Dependent Soldiers and their Families.


Elbridge Mitchell, board of Mary A.


Woodbury, $221 50


Sarah E. Kimball, aid, 106 00


John Woodbury, board of D. W. Emerson, 27 50


66


66 10 00


Levi Cluff


.6 45 72


66


1 66


10 00


George Woodbury, " " Geo. T. Nudd, 12 00


Lawrence One Price Clothing Co., clothes for D. W. Emerson, 5 00


66 66 22 50


1 10


7.


Boston Shoe Co., hats' and shoes for D. W. Emerson, $3 25


Charles Tucker, board and funeral expenses of J. F. Rowell, 111 90


Charles B. Hall, aid, 16 00


Levi Taylor, aid for Charles B. Hall. 80 00


Jonathan J. Woodbury, board of D. W. Emerson, 16 40


$687 77


Paid on Account of Transient Poor.


Edith Woodbury, support of Charles E. Woodbury, $144 48


J. C. Ray, board of Charles Clark at industrial school, 69 43


Belinda J. Blake, board and clothes for Rey- nolds child, 58 50


Levi Taylor, clothing for Reynolds' child,. 5 00


James Ewins, school books for Reynolds child, 35


Mary E. Kelley, board of Cynthia Hawks, 31 50 Mrs. Newton Merrill, nursing Cynthia Hawks, 18 00 Mary C. Kelley, board of Mrs. Newton Mer- rill while nursing Cynthia Hawks. 9 00


Hattie Dunlap, board of Rosy Gile, 79 50


board of Corning child, 42 30


Orrin E. Vittum, board of J. P. Dunlap. 71 55


Orrin E. Vittum. board of John Haley, 1 35


$530 96


Paid on Account of Almshouse.


Orrin E. Vittum, balance, services for 1888. $50 00 " part payment services, 1889, 250 00


$300 00


8.


Abatement and Discount of Taxes.


Seth J. M. Pattee, abatement for 1888,


$2 00


Isralt Armstrong,


4 00


Ruth Kelley,


dog tax, 1 00


George Woodbury,


of poll,


1 12


Town farm,


31 54


John H. Lancaster, " for 1888,


52 76


" for 1889,


19 65


66 discount,


301 95


Elmer Bailey, abatement. 1 33


$415 35


Town Officers.


E. B. Wells, services on board for 1888, $36 75


E. D. Barstow, services as town clerk, 86 25


S. K. Abbott, " health officer, 5 00


John H. Lancaster, services as collector of taxes,


150 00


Charles S. Woodbury, services as selectman,


100 00


use of team, 8 00


66 expenses to Exeter to


settling with County commission- ers, April and February, 5 00


Charles S. Wooodbury, stationery, express and postage, 1 82


Charles S. Woodbury, perambulating state line, 3 00


Ruel F. Wheeler, services as treasurer,


40 00


L. W. Taylor, " auditor, . 2 00


John Morrison, notifying jurors, 1 25


55 00


Daniel Merrill, services as selectman,


use of team, 8 00


Loren B. Mclaughlin, services as selectman, 78 00


M. H. Taylor, services on school board, 33 33


H. H. Colburn, "


44 91


Joel E. Richardson, 66 33 00


$691 31


9.


Report of Overseers of the Poor.


Dr.


To Orrin E. Vittum, balance for services as superintendent of almshouse in 1888, $50 00


Orrin E. Vittum, in part for services. 1889.


250 00


Paid on account of transient poor,


530 96


Paid on account of dependent soldiers and their families, 687 77


$1,518 73


Cr.


Cash received from county, $877 87


66 Orrin E. Vittum. Sup't, 123 65


Cash due from county,


91 88


Leaving a balance against the town,


425 33


$1.518 73


Due Sup't almshouse, April 15, 1890, $50 00


Number of paupers at almshouse, three ; two town, one county. Lodging and meals furnished to 162 tramps.


CHARLES S. WOODBURY, Overseers LOREN B. MCLAUGHLIN, of the


DANIEL MERRILL. Poor.


10.


Recapitulation.


Whole amount of assets,


$14,148 57


Paid on account of schools,


$3,146 01


miscellaneous,


4,642 10


roads and bridges, 280 19


66 aid to soldiers and their families, 687 77


transient poor,


530 96


66


abatement of taxes and discount,


415 35


town officers,


691 31


Orrin E. Vittum, for ser- vices at almshouse,


300 00


Due from John H. Lancaster,


1,026 03


Cash in the hands of treasurer,


2,425 87


Non-resident highway tax bills returned,


2 98


$14,148 57


CHARLES S. WOODBURY, Selectmen LOREN B. MCLAUGHLIN, of DANIEL MERRILL, Salem.


11.


Outstanding Debts Against the Town.


Eliphalet Coburn,


$10,208 33


Charlotte A. Duston,


2,041 66


Ebenezer Duston.


2,041 66


$14,291 65


Due the Town.


Due from the couuty of Rockingham, $87 88


John H. Lancaster, collector for 1889, 1,026 03


Cash in treasurer's hands,


2,425 87


Due on land bought on taxes, list of 1879, and interest, 63 60


$3,603 38


$10,688 27


Leaving a balance of


CHARLES S. WOODBURY, Selectmen LOREN B. MCLAUGHLIN, of DANIEL MERRILL, Salem.


12.


TREASURER'S REPORT.


Dr.


February 27, 1889, to cash on hand, and in Methuen bank, $2,369 56


June 1, 1889, received of Ramson Coburn, overpay on insurance policies, 10 40


June 11, received of Gilman Corning, cemetery fund, 700 00


February 19, 1890, John H. Lancaster,


1,690 73


Interest on same, of 1888 tax,


47 00


John H. Lancaster, of 1889 taxes,


5,470 00


Interest,


1 75


November 15,. 1889, of state treasurer, insurance tax, 3 75


Railroad tax,


578 49


Savings bank tax,


548 38


Literary fund,


266 63


County of Rockingham,


877 87


John Morrison, rent of town hall,


16 00


Orrin Vittum, agent town farm, board and clothes for J. P. Dunlap, 72 90


Orrin Vittum, balance on account,


50 75


$12,704 21


13.


Cr.


June 1, '89, paid by order No. 1 selectmen, $1,557 19


No. 2


1,448 62


66 No. 3


1,129 88


No. 4


590 22


No. 5


505 27


No. 6


1,772 41


No. 7


95 41


No. 8


33 33


M. H. Taylor, school treasurer,


3,146 01


$10,278 34


Money on hand and in bank,


2,425 87


$12,704 21


R. F. WHEELER, Treasurer.


Auditor's Report. SALEM, N. H., Feb. 27, 1890. We, the undersigned, have examined the foregoing accounts and find them correctly cast and properly vouched for.


L. W. TAYLOR, F. O. WHEELER, Auditors.


14.


Report of Superintendent of Almshouse.


Cr.


By cash paid for grain,


$264 40


groceries,


90 05


flour,


39 15


66


meat,


68 39


butter,


31 01


66


tobacco,


5 20


soap,


3 25


66


fish,


7 67


salt,


2 93


labor,


55 40


grass seed,


3 99


wire fencing,


6 75


66


between cows,


7 50


66


clothing,


12 60


blacksmith work,


9 95


repairing wagons,


13 75


sundries,


3 33


66


oil,


2 65


apples,


2 63



onions,


1 52


pigs,


14 00


wood saw,


75


whitewashing,


75


paris green and sprinkler,


85


phosphate,


4 50


use of stock,


3 00


farming tools,


2 60


axle oil,


38


. C


glass,


42


halter,


25


coffee pot,


30


matches,


20


cash furnished John Haley,


4 65


cash paid town treasurer,


123 65


$788 42


15.


Dr.


Balance in superintendent's hands.


$50 00


Cash received for milk,


480 40


66


labor,


70 45


pork,


17 50


bedding,


15 42


pigs,


14 50


. .


eggs,


35 43


pasturing,


6 50


calves,


9 50


use of wagon,


6 75


wood,


5 00


fowls,


3 47


. .


vinegar,


60


board of J. P. Dunlap,


65 00


clothes for J. P. Dunlap,


6 55


board of John Haley,


1 35


$788 42


Personal Property at Almshouse.


12 tons English hay,


$204 00


4 tons meadow hay,


32 00


8 cows,


280 00


1 horse.


150 00


2 wagons,


70 00


2 farm wagons,


35 00


1 horse sled,


20 00


1 two horse sled,


5 00


Double and single harness,


20 00


Lumber,


5 00


Set pulley blocks.


2 50


10 meal bags.


1 50


6 hay forks,


1 50


4 shovels,


2 00


3 manure forks,


2 00


16.


3 iron bars,


2 00


2 wood saws,


1 00


1 hand saw,


25


10 chains,


4 00


1 manure hook,


50


5 rakes,


1 00


3 hoes,


1 00


measures,


50


whiffletree and evener,


1 25


stone hammer,


1 00


mowing machine,


14 00


1 harrow,


3 00


1 cultivator,


2 50


3 scythes and snaths,


3 00


1 bush scythe and snath,


1 00


4 plows,


20 00


1 wrench,


50


1 wheelbarrow,


4 00


1 sleigh,


12 00


1 cart,


5 00


1 horse rake,


20 00


1 hay cutter,


3 00


3 picks,


2 50


carpenter's tools,


2 00


1 broad axe,


1 00


1 cross cut saw,


2 00


4 axes,


2 00


1 cranberry rake,


1 00


2 horse blankets,


3 00


3 ladders,


4 00


1 garden rake,


50


40 flour barrels,


5 00


45 cords of wood,


90 00


3 cords prepared,


10 00


35 fowls,


18 00


2 shoats,


10 00


17.


60 bushels corn,


30 00


25 bushels potatoes,


20 00


1 bushel turnips,


50


1-2 bushel cranberries.


1 50


1 barrel of pork,


15 00


40 pounds of fresh pork,


4 00


80 pounds of fresh beef,


4 00


1 pork barrel,


75


1 cask of vinegar,


5 00


1 cask of cider,


3 00


2 casks,


2 00


flat irons,


2 00


steelyards,


50


mortar,


20


6 jugs,


1 00


crockery ware,


9 00


1 clothes wringer,


2 00


4 brooms,


70


1 side board,


2 00


2 clothes line,


40


1 rubber cushion,


2 00


1 clothes basket.


50


2 wash tubs,


1 75


2 clothes horses,


1 50


chairs and tables.


13 75


10 bedsteads,


12 00


14 feather beds,


40 00


17 comforters and quilts.


10 00


28 pillows,


10 00


22 pillow cases,


2 00


3 bolsters,


2 00


24 sheets,


6 00


knives and forks,


1 00


wearing apparel,


25 00


20 towels,


2 00


9 straw beds.


4 50


18.


3 lamps. 1 00


clocks and mirrors,


2 50


trunks, chests and drawers,


7 00


flour,


2 50


40 pounds lard,


4 00


16 pounds butter,


4 00


oil and can,


1 00


3 baskets,


75


soap,


1 50


wash board,


50


sugar,


75


tea and coffee,


1 00


5 bushels beans,


12 00


1-2 barrel apples,


1 50


tobacco cutter,


1 00


1 scalding tub,


50


churns and pails,


3 00


butter box,


1 00


tray and bowl,


50


tin ware,


6 50


2 lanterns,


1 50


2 stone jars,


1 00


1 bed pan,


2 00


curtains and fixtures,


3 00


stoves and funnel,


40 00


$1,419 55


19.


Appraisal of Property Owned by the Town.


Town farm valued at.


$5,000 00


Wood land,


200 00


Town house,


1,000 00


Town safe,


200 00


Town hearses,


700 00


Road machine,


225 00


$7,325 00


Pine Grove Cemetery.


Cash received of former Board.


$54 26


for lots, 52 00


$106 26


Paid N. G. Abbott,


$25 00


John R. Wheeler, for labor. 3 00


Edson Emerson, for labor.


2 25


Cash on hand.


76 01


$106 26


CHARLES S. WOODBURY, ) Selectmen LOREN B. MCLAUGHLIN, of DANIEL MEDELL, Salem.


44 .


20.


TOWN WARRANT.


THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.


To the inhabitants of the Town of Salem, in the County of Rocking- AT.Sham, in said State, qualified to vote in town affairs :


You are hereby notified to meet at the Town House, in said Town on Tuesday the eleventh day of March next, at ten of the clock in the forenoon to act upon the following subjects :


1. To choose a Moderator to preside in said meeting.


2. . To choose all necessary Town Officers and Agents for the year ensuing.


3. To raise such sums of money as may be necessary to defray town charges for the year ensuing.


4. To raise such sums of money as the town may think proper to pay the town debt or any part thereof.


5. To see if the town will vote to raise the highway tax or any part thereof in money.


6. To raise such sums of money as may be necessary for repairs of highways and bridges for the year ensuing.


7. To see what method the town will vote to adopt to. faciltate the collection of taxes.


8. To hear the reports of agents, auditors, committees or officers heretofore chosen and pass any vote relating thereto.


9. By request to see if the town will vote to raise the sum of fifty dollars or any part thereof for the use of Gilman E. Sleeper Post, No. 60. G. A. R., to be expended in the observance of Memorial day of the year 1890.


10. By request of Rockingham Council, No. 2, Junior Order of United American Mechanics, to see if the town will raise one hun- dred dollars to purchase and erect one American flag on the Town - Hall and on every public school house in the town, said sum to be expended under the direction of the Selectmen.


11. By request to see if the town wiil vote to straighten the road leading from the house of John W. Wheeler to the house of Wallace W. Cole, and raise money for the same.


12. By request to see if the town will vote to pay the members of the School Board a fixed salary for their services, and pass any vote relating thereto.


13. By request to see if the town will vote to raise twenty-five dollars to be expended on cemetery near John Vickery's.


14. By request to see if the town will vote to repair the road op. posite Pine Grove cemetery and raise money for the same.


ANNUAL REPORT


OF THE


BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE


:


TOWN OF SALEM.


In accordance with the school laws of New Hampshire, the School Board would make the following report :


LENGTH OF SCHOOLS.


During the previous year we have maintained eleven schools. Each school, with one exception, has had thirty weeks, divided into three terms. No. 2 has had only twenty-eight weeks on ac- count of sickness among the pupils and teacher ; the other two weeks will be made up next year.


SUCCESS OF SCHOOLS.


The schools have made commendable progress in the various studies pursued. The teachers have been earnest and enthusiastic in their work. It has been the desire of the Board to have the pupils thoroughly understand what they learn, rather than passing over a large part of their books. To produce the highest success of a school, it is necessary to have the co-operation of the parents with the teachers and with the board, as has been manifested in visiting the schools the past year.


22.


DISCIPLINE.


Good discipline is essential to progress in studies ; for this reason it is very important, and we feel that we owe much credit to the teachers and parents for the good order and discipline of our schools. Irregular attendance hinders the prosperity of schools. It is also a great injury to scholars to be absent fre- quently from school. They get behind in their classes, are often discouraged, and too often leave school at an early age. Parents can best remedy this difficulty, and should not allow their children to remain at home. We sincerely hope, in the year to come, that parents and guardians will do their best to help the teacher in her work, by impressing on the minds of their children to be obedient . while under her authority, and we trust that our schools will be even better than the previous year ; that our children reaping the advantages may become fitted for the high and responsible duties which are before them.


Statistics.


Whole number of scholars who have attended


school not less than two weeks,


301


No. of children reported by selectmen, 24.


Money raised by law,


$938 00


vote,


1,200 00


savings bank tax,


548 38


literary fund,


266 63


$2,953 01


HENRY H. COLBURN, School Board MATTHEW H. TAYLOR, of


JOEL E. RICHARDSON, Salem, N. HI


23. FINANCIAL REPORT.


Dr.


Cash in School Treasury in 1888,


$245 85


Rec'd from the town of Derry for tuition,


28 95


Rec'd of town Treasurer, school tax, 1889, 2,953 01


$3.227 81


Cr.


Paid wages of teachers.


$2,298 00


for fuel, 201 41


"' janitors. 68 35


"' supplies, 32 40


repairs, 26 41


Cash in School Treasurer's hands.


601 24


$3.227 81


Insurance.


Dr.


Balance in School Treasury.


$9 00


Received of Town Treasurer.


68 00


$77 00


Cr.


Paid Geo. C. Cordon, Insurance on ten


School houses, $77 00


Digging Well in No. 6.


Cash on hand, $75 00


Repairs.


Received from Town Treasurer, tax of 1889,


$125 00


Repairs on No. 4 School house,


78 50


Balance in School Treasurer's hands,


$46 50


Lnmber sold. 1 00


$47 50


M. H. TAYLOR, School Treasurer.


The undersigned having examined the foregoing accounts of the Treasurer of the School Board for the year 1889, find them correctly cast, and vouchers were showed of all the items em- braced in said report.


L. W. TAYLOR, Auditor.


ROLL OF HONOR.


Including the names of those pupils who have not been ab- sent or tardy during the year.


School No. 1.


ALICE PERKINS, LIZZIE SILVER.


School No. 2. MARTHA P. HASELTINE.


School No. 4. LIZZIE E. GOODHUE, EFFIE G. TAYLOR.


School No. 6. Primary, WALTER EMERY.


. School No. 6, Grammar, BERTHA PIERCE.


School No. 8. ARTHUR G. KELLEY.


School No. 9. MAUD L. INGHAM.


In looking over the school registers, it appears that there was quite a number, who attempted to have their names enrolled in the Roll of Honor, who were prevented from succeeding by sick- ness. We hope they will not be discouraged, but try again.


25.


No. of Schools.


Terms.


Names of Teachers.


No. of weeks.


No. of Pupils.


Av. Attendance


No not Absent.


Wages, per


Month.


Visits Sc'h'l B'd


Visits of Others


1 Spring.


Maude M. Cole.


10 38 35 12


$36 3 47


Fall. Alice M. Williams.


10 39 36 9 36 3


35


Winter.


10 34 32


6


36 4


9


2 Spring. Clara B. Carr. Fall.


10


8 8


9


5 24 3


14


Winter.


8


7 7


1


24 3


10


3 Spring Lucy A. Ilsley.


11 19 17 2


24 2


13


Fall. May A. Silloway.


11 17 17 1 24 2


30


Winter. Cora F. Taylor.


8 12 12


3 24 5 15


4 Spring. Alma F. Prescott.


10 29 28 14


32 2 14


Fall. 66


11 30 29 12


32 3 26


Winter.


9 26 22 4


32 4 12


5 Spring. Alice M. Williams.


11 14 13 4


32 2


12


Fall. May G. McClary . 6


10 15 13


1 24 3


11


Winter.


9 18 14 3


24 3


18


#6 Spring. Cora I. Sargent Fall.


10 39 36 15


30 2


35


Winter. Sadie M. Woodman


10 25 23


6 36 2


13


16 Spring. B. M. Frost Fall.


10 28 25 1


36 6


19


7 Spring. Sadie M. Woodman Fall. 66


11 15 14


2


24 3


14


Winter. Dora L. Young


8 16 13


1


24 4


9


8 Spring. Nora B. Greene Fall. M. Edith Johnson.


11 16 15


3 26 5


32


Winter. May A. Silloway.


8 14 13


2 26 5 20


9 Spring. Clara Gage.


11 14 11


2


24 3 19


Fall.


10 12 11 3 24 2 17


Winter.


9 9 9


1


24 5 6


10 Spring. Laura A. Bailey. 10 22 22 0 28 2


Fall.


11 23 22 1 28 2 15


Winter.


9 17 16


2


28 3


25


5 24 2


16


Winter. Clara Ryder


10 34 34 10


32 2


32


10 35 32 1 30 5


26


10 14 14 3 36 3 6


11 1.6 12


11 12 12 7 26 3


20


24


*Primary. . ¡ Grammar.


5 24 2


14


10 11


26.


No. of Schools.


Terms.


No. in Reading


Spelling.


Penmanship,


Arithmetic.


Geography.


Grammar.


History. 0


Composition.


Drawing.


Physiology.


Book-keeping.


Vocal Music.


Algebra.


Philosophy.


1 Spring.


38 38 38 21


5


11


8 15 38


10


Fall.


39 39 39 25


6


6


2


0


0 2


0


Winter. 34 34 34 25


8


6


2.4 0 25


0


2 Spring. Fall. 11 11 11


8 8 5 5 7


5 7


3


3


3


Winter. 7 7 7


5


4


3


3 Spring Fall. 17 17 17 14


9


7 0 0


0 0


Winter. 12 12 12 11 7


2 ) 29 26 17 13


5 2 13


0


2 0


4 Spring. Fall. 30 3) 29 17 12 5 2 15


2


2


·


Fall. 15 15 15 14 10


11


10


Winter. 18 18 18 16 9


4


2


0 0 0


1 0


*6 Spring.


34 34 34 34 26


0 34


Fall. 39 39 39 39 30


0 39


Winter. 35 33 25 27 20


35 27 35


16 Spring. 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 14 4 25


Fall. 14 14 14 14 14 14


5 14 14


0 0 14


Winter. 28 28 28 28 28 28


6 28 0 0 0 28


7 Spring. 16 16 8 10


5 6


5 5


6


1


6


6


0


12 12 9 10 8


2


1 10 1


7


Winter. 14 14 14 14 12


3


0


0


9 Spring. 10 10 6


7


5


1


1


Fall. 12 12 6


6


4


1


1


Winter. 9 9


6


6


4 1


1


6


1


4 1


10 Spring. Fall. 23 23 23 19


9


8


2


Winter. 17 17 17 14 7


7


0


*Primary.


+Grammar.


2 0


5 Spring. 14 14 14 14 12 5


0


3 1


Fall. 15 15 8


9


1 5 15 0 15


Winter. 16 16 14 10 7


8 Spring. Fall. 16 16 16 12 12 3


1


0


Winter. 26 26 25 15 12 5 .2 13 0 5 4


3 3


5 1


1


19 19 19 15 12


5 0 5


1 5 15 6 16


22 22 22 17 10


BIRTHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF SALEM, N. H., FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1889.


DATE


PLACE


NAME


NAME


MAIDEN NAME


OCCUPATION


BIRTHPLACE


BIRTHPLACE


OF


OF


OF THE CHILD


OF


OF


OF


BIRTH,


BIRTH.


(if any).


FATHER.


MOTHER.


FATHER.


OF FATHER.


MOTHER.


| AGE OF FATHER. [ AGE OF MOTHER.


Jan. Feb.


10.


Salem.


W


Richard Pomfret, David P. Nudd. Warren E. Bodwell. William H. Haseltine.


Annie Pomfret. Calista E Burnside. Annie E. Butler. Carrie E. McNeill.


W


Salem.


Farmer. Painter.


Ireland. Dracut. Salem. Haverhill, Mass. Calais, Me. Salem.


49 38 35 22 Ireland. Highgate. England. Atkinson, N. H. 37 34 Garland, Me.


Mar.


26. 9. 7.


-


Clara B. McGlauflin.


Clara M. Murphy. Lizzie F. Birmingham. Lizzie Faulkner.


.“


Farmer. Blacksmith. Farmer. Shoemaker.


New York. Salem. Seabrook.


34 21 Nova Scotia. Saugus, Mass. Atkinson.


35 29 29 27


July


12.


Nov.


7.


Arthur Cullin. Frank L. McNeill. Carl E. Sleeper. Felch. George M. Woodbury, Jr. Haigh.


Albert F. McGlauflin. James W. Cullin. Jolin McNeill. Charles E. Sleeper. David W. Felch. George M. Woodbury. Ben Haigh.


Hattie A. Armor. Ida J. Conley. Emma Hunt. Ann Haigh. Mary F. Bodwell.


=


Shoe Manuf'r. Farmer. Merchant.


Hartland, Vt. England. Salem.


England. Salem.


62 27


Dec. 5.


Dorothy Ewins.


James Ewins.


COLOR, PARENTS.


RESIDENCE OF


PARENTS.


1


45 40


13.


22.


Pomfret. David P. Nudd, Jr. Grace W. Bodwell.


Haseltine.


Rockbottom.


40 36 33 30


April May


15.


=


June


5.


28 31


16


29.26


OF


COLOR.


.


MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF SALEM FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1889.


DATE OF


MARRIAGE.


PLACE OF


MARRIAGE.


NAME AND SUR-


NAME OF


GROOM AND


BRIDE.


RESIDENCE OF


EACH AT TIME


OF


MARRIAGE.


898| AGE IN YEARS.


COLOR OF EACH.


OCCUPATION OF


GROOM AND


BRIDE.


PLACE OF


BIRTH


NAMES


.OF


PARENTS.


BIRTHPLACE


OF


PARENTS.


OCCUPATION.


WHAT MARRIAGE.


NAME, RESIDENCE


AND OFFICIAL


STATION OF PER-


SON BY WHOM


MARRIED.


Jan. 1. Salem.


Feb. 16. Methuen.


Feb. 27. Salem.


April 9. Hampstead.


April 11. Salem.


May 29.


May 30.


June 3.


. ..


July


3.


Sept. 18.


Oct. 1.


Oct. 12.


Oct.


24.


Oct.


31.


Nov. 18.


June 5. Nashua.


Dec. 7. Salem.


Dec. 21. Derry.


Dec. 25. Salem.


Oscar C. Tomlinson, Nettie W. Faulkner. Charles A. Adams, Alice E Mahoney. James E. Pinkham, Hattie J. Simons. John H. Hunt, Emma F. Chase. George W Taylor, Laura M. Eaton. John Port, Annie M. Costello. Charles L. Foss, Ella E. M. Hartwell. Theodore Ripley, Nellie G. C. Major. Edward P. Hinxman, Emma E. Willen. Daniel A. Abbott, Hattie F. Austin. George H. Connor, Ida B. Norris. Charles M. Wadlin, Lillian F. Smith. Frank E. Rich, Louie Cheever. Henry E. Thomas,


Boston, Mass. Lawrence, Mass. W. Somerville, Mass. Salem Lawrence, Mass.


23 " 20 " 45 €¢ 22


Shoemaker. Operative. Shoemaker. Stitcher. Cutter.


Machinist.


Conductor.


Engineer.


Shoemaker.


Farmer.


Wheelwri't.


Farmer.


Clerk.


Maine. Salem. Haverhili, Mass. Camb'port, Mass. Salem. Cambridge, Mass. Salem. Hampstead. Salem. Seabrook Ireland. P. E. Island. Maine. Dover, Mass. Winchester, Mass. Theodore Ripley. Salem.


Joseph L. Simons. Lewis A. Hunt. Luther Chace. Matthew H. Taylor. Samuel A. Eaton. John Port. Pierce Costello. Phineas Foss.


George Major. William Hinman. Francis Millen. Nathan G. Abbott. Olow Austin. Ogilvia Connor. Hiram C. Norris. Melville T. Wadlin. Wallace W. Smith.


Salem.


1 1 1 1


L. M. Wood, Justice.


1


C. H. Leet.


1


1


1


Hinsdale.


Londonderry. Hartford. Salem.


Nathan F. Goodwin. East Lebanon.


E. B. Fellows. Asa Bradford. Charles H. Kelly. Leonard Bean.


New York. Maine. Salem. Concord.


Mason. 1


Haverhill, Mass. Lynn, Mass.


P. E. Island. Sandown. Salem. Derry. Seabrook. Ireland.


Carpenter.


Farmer. 1


L. L. Eastman, 3 2 Methuen. Mass. A. W. L. Nelson. 1 1 1 Albert Watson, Hampstead. A. W. L. Nelson. 1 1


1


1 2


James Ayer, J., Salem. Fred C. Burton, Justice. C. E. Todd, C.


2


1


1


H. H. Colburn. C. H. Leet, C.


Salem.


24 .€


N. Andover, Mass. Salem. Boston.


Andover, Mass. Springfield, Mass. Salem.


East Lebanon, Me. Salem.


Derry. Lawrence, Mass. Concord, N. H.


Farmer.


Shoemaker.


Shoemaker.


Shoemaker.


18" 23 " 26 26 " Clerk. Teacher. Machinist.


Salesman.


Pressman.


Waterford, Me. Boston, Mass. Salem.


Danbury. North Andover. Salem. Maine.


Hinsdale, N. H. Warren, Mass. Salem. Hartford, Conn Salem. East Lebanon. New York. Salem. New York. Boston. Salem. Concord


Paul Tomlinson. Samuel Faulkner. John Adams. Abram H. Merrill. John T. G. Pinkham. Dover.


Somerville, Mass. Salem.


Hampstead. Salem. Seabrook. Boston.


26 " 22 " 20 " 38 « 31 ‹‹


Leeds, Me.


Winchester, N. H.


1


W. B. C. Merry, C. W. B. C. Merry, C. H. Leet.


2


2


1 1


2 Cyrus Rich'dson, Nashua. 1 Thomas Duston, 1 2 1 Justice. C. H. Stackpole, J., Derry, N. H. C. H. Leet, C. 1 1


A. W. L. Nelson, C.


North Newcastle, Me. Salem. =


Adaliza Tyler. Temple R. Morrison, Hattie M. Miner. Jacob W. Kelly, Alice H. Goodwin. Edson M. Rich, Emma Langley. Theodore W. Fellows, Nancy Bradford. Edward E. Kelly, Emma J. Bean.


20 €¢ 27 . 20 € 21 6 20.“ 24 " 24 45 45 "< 38 " 25 24 " 25 " 37 " 44 48 " 41 " 27 " 26"


Nathan Thomas. Francis B. Tyler. Wm. K. Morrison. E. L. Miner. Gilman D. Kelly.


OF EACH.


DEATHS REGISTERED IN THE TOWN OF SALEM FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1889.


DATE


OF


PLACE OF DEATH.


NAME AND SUR-


NAME OF


THE DECEASED.


AGE.


PLACE


SEX AND CONDI- TION.


OF


OF MOTHER.


DISEASE, OR CAUSE OF DEATH.


NAME OF PHYSICIAN (OR OTHER PERSON) REPORTING DEATH.


Feb. 26. Salem.


Eliza J. Robinson. Alice E. Sweatt.


51 3


Lee.


W


Housek'per.


Samuel Langmaid.


March 8.


25.


=


Isaac C. Pattee.


71


Salem. 66


S.


Farmer. Housek'per. Operative.


M.


Aug. 5.


6.


20.


David P. Nudd, Jr.


6 5 Salem. 5 23


84 11


England.


M.


86 17


Pelham.


W


74 1 Gilmington.


Laborer.


69 11 6 Salem.


F S. M.


Dec. -


7.


= William K. Morrison.




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