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Stevenson Austin Boyeson Brush Baylor Barr King
3852 Lil,
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3861 Camp Fires of the Revolution, Watson
3862 Advertisers and Discoveries of Capt. John Smith. 3863 The Odd Number, De Maupassant
3864 Marie Bashkirtseff, Journal of a Young Artist
3865 Lindsay's Luck and Other Tales,
Burnett
3866 Pretty Polly Pemberton,
3867 Century Magazine, Nov. '88 to April '89
3868 English Illustrated Magazine, June '88 to Sept. '89 Nov. '88 to April '88
3869 Longman's Magazine,
3870 Magazine of American History, July to Dec. '88 3871 Century Magazine, May to Oct '89
3872 Longman's Magazine,
3873 The Sanitary Volunteer for 1889.
3874-3875 Harpers' Magazine, Dec. '87 to Nov. '88, 2 vols. 3876 Two Coronets. 3877 Bell of St. Paul's,
Besant
3878 History of Utah,
Bancroft
3879 Story of Emin's Rescue.
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SCHOOL REPORT.
REPORT OF SCHOOL DISTRICT, NO. I.
The committee of District No. I respectfully submit the following report : We have had as usual one term of 10, and two of 13 weeks each in each of our schools and although it is not reasonable to expect as good results when a change, or frequent changes of teachers are made as when a good teacher is continued through the year or longer, yet your committee believe that in each school study progress has been made and that all scholars who have been constant in attendance have received from their teachers that patient and firm discipline and thorough instruction that should be satisfactory alike to par- ents and pupils. The indifference of parents in regard to the attendance of their children is a greater hindrance to the suc- cess and value of our schools than the inefficiency of teachers. In too many instances, some real or imagined defect in the service of the teacher is a sufficient excuse with the too indul- gence parent for depriving children of that school discipline which, though it may not be perfect in every respect, is far preferable to the idleness and ignorance for which it is ex- changed.
A better appreciation of the value of our schools and a more united and friendly striving of parents with teachers to secure for their children industrious habits of good order and study would do much to elevate the character and increase the usefulness of what should be our most cherished institution.
C. R. CROWELL R. L. BALL Supt. Com.
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TABLE FOR DISTRICT NO. 1, 1889-90.
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Spring term.| Fall term. Winter term
STATISTICAL TABLE.
High School
Intermediate
Primary
High School
Intermediate
Primary
High School
Intermediate
Primary
Length of School in weeks, Wages of Male Teachers per month,
IO
IO
IO
12
I2
I2
12
I2
12
$88
...
$72
Wages of Female Teachers per month,
$36
$32
$36
$32 $60
$36
$32
No. of Scholars attending not less than two weeks,
28
2I
16
33
24
29
37
25
22
No. of Children reported by Selectmen, 90.
Scholars studying Arithmetic, 80.
66
Grammar, 43.
66
66
History, 40.
66
66
Algebra, 25.
66
66
66
Physiology, 25.
66
66 Latin, 4.
66
66
66
Reading, Spelling and Penmanship, 90.
1
.
.
.
.
66
Geography, 51.
66
66
Philosophy, 5.
32 REPORT OF TOWN SCHOOL BOARD.
The facts required of us to be reported to the town at this time will be found chiefly in the appended table.
There have been in attendance upon our schools for the past year, 344 different scholars not less than five years of age to whom 29 weeks of schooling have been given.
There have been 28S scholars that have pursued the study of Arithmetic ; 211 that have studied Geography ; Grammar, 107 : History, 60 ; Physiology, 134 : Penmanship, 261 ; Read- ing, 317 : Spelling, 326 : Book-keeping, 6 ; Algebra, S.
The number of children reported by the selectmen be- tween the ages of 5 and 15 years, 304. The amount of money expended for school purposes during the year has been greater than for any previous year, while the length of terms has been slightly less than for last year. This has been due mainly to two causes. A new school has been added at No. Walpole, and less money has been saved by uniting schools in other parts of the town.
When the terms opened in the spring, it was found that. the number of scholars enrolled in the primary school in No. 2 made necessary the establishing of a new school in that sec- tion.
A room was selected for the purpose, that was central, light and convenient and that could be had at a yearly rental of fifty dollars. The treasurer's report will show the cost of furnishing to have been $106.00
In the south and east parts of the town the schools united have been for the year, No. 7 to No. 6 ; No. 13 to No. S ; for two terms, No. 11 to No. 9. The yearly expense has been reduced thereby a little less than three hundred dollars, against four hundred and fifty dollars last year. It did not seem prac- ticable to make any further reduction in the number of schools. During the year, the "free text-book" law has been complied with, and that provision of the law which allowed school offi-
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cers in making their first purchase of books, to effect a change in any 01 all books they issue was so far considered that we deemed it advisable to introduce new books in all our schools on two subjects, viz : Reading and Arithmetic.
Both there changes are satisfactory to the board and have been generally well received. In this connection an ap- propriation of $500 will be needed to pay for past purchases and provide for the coming year.
To report in a special way the comparative merits of each school has not seemed to us to be expedient, since under the present system such report could not aid committees in select- ing teachers for future terms. And if a few might be named who have earned especial mention by excelling their associates in bringing to their work a better acquaintance with the require- ments of their position, in conforming themselves more readi- ly to the duties of their calling, and above all, by a greater de- gree of commendable enterprise, it will be thought by them a sufficient return for their faithful service, that their services are again sought.
It will be enough for us to report here that no distinctive feature has marked the progress of our schools as a whole. While it is thought that some have been exceptionally pros- perous, a few have not been all that patrons or committee could wish.
The expense incident to the new school at No. 2 has been partly met this year by the dog money which was added to the school fund, but as this is not likely to occur next year this expense will need to be provided for in some other way or the schools will fall short some two or three weeks from what they have been this year.
BOLIVAR LOVELL School LUCIUS WELLINGTON HENRY C. RAWTON Board
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ROLL OF HONOR.
The following pupils comprise the roll of perfect attend- ance for one or more terms.
DISTRICT NO. 2. GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
For two terms : George A. Holmes. William J. McCar- thy, Dennis Connors, Mary A. Condon, Mary A. Sheridan, Hannah Sylvester.
For one term : Clinton Taggart, James Carroll, Edward Lynch, William Moran, John Powers, John Lynch, Annie Condon, Katie McCarthy, Mary Collins. Nellie Hartnett. Liz- zie Hennessy, Katie Hartnett.
INTERMEDIATE.
For two terms : Alice McCarthy.
For one term: Lizzie Butler, Maggie Carroll, Nellie Hennessy, Julia Keefe, John Crosby, Willie Dalton, Sarah McLaughlin, Patrick Hartnett, Mary Sylvester, Lizzie Hen- nessy.
PRIMARY.
For two terms : Annie Hobert.
For one term: Eddie Bumond, Eddie Towle, James Collins, Mary McLaughlin, Amy Thomas, John Hennessy, Ida Thomas, John Riley, Josephine St. Lawrence, Margaret Sylvester, Patrick Bollinger.
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DISTRICT No. 3.
For the year : Lou E. Fisher.
For two terms : Dannie Kilburn.
For one term : Carrie M. Fisher, Arthur L. Park.
DISTRICT No. 4.
For the year : Sylvia M. Guild.
For one term : Eva M. Guild, Rose Ford, Lizzie R. Sel- kirk, Alonzo Jennings, Harry Ramsay, James A. Ford.
DISTRICT No. 5.
For two terms : Bertha L. Wellington.
For one term : Alice Kingsbury, Stella I. Wellington, Jennie M. Mann, Wallace Leonard, John Emerson.
DISTRICT No. 6.
For the year : Edith M. Roy, Fred A. Roy.
· For two terms: M. Lena Roy, Josie S. Roy, Jennie Selkirk.
For one term : Flora Pratt, Jennie Pratt, Willie R. Sel- kirk, Mary Selkirk, Grace Selkirk.
DISTRICT No. 8.
For two terms : Mattie A. Kingman, Nina G. Kingman, Flora E. Watkins.
For one term : Homer Kingman.
DISTRICT No. 9.
For one term : George Hooper.
DISTRICT NO. 10.
For two terms : Mary L. Houghton, Jennie B. Tiffany. For one term : Harry J. Tiffany, Clarence Houghton, Florence Blanchard.
DISTRICT NO. 12.
For one term : Annie Dinsmore.
DISTRICT No. 14.
For two terms : Belle Hatch, Walter A. Hatch.
For one term : Joseph C. Tinker, Choate D. Bellows ..
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TREASURER'S ACCOUNT
TOWN SCHOOL BOARD.
RECEIPTS.
Cash balance last year,
$ 90 32
Tuition school board Alstead,
4 00
Walpole town treasurer, 3227 65
Total
$3321 97
EXPENSES.
TEACHERS' WAGES, SPRING TERM.
F. P. Comings, services ten weeks, $155 00
Hattie C. Riley,
So 00
Katle O'Brien,
66 So 00
Ellen Clair, six 66 42 00
Carrie L. Wightman, ten 66 60 00
Nellie M. Fuller,
40 00
Olive R. Bidwell,
39 20
Percie L. Hall,
60 00
Emma A. Houghton,
40 00
Josie Jones,
40 00
M. Olive Gorham,
37 50
Lillian L. Phelps,
..
40 00
Mary E. Alden,
. .
..
70 00
$783 70
37
FALL TERM.
F. P. Comings, services eight weeks,
$124 00
Katie O'Brien.
64 00
Mary C. Brennan,
66
56 00
Ellen Clair,
66
56 00
Carrie L. Wightman,
66
48 00
Winnie O. Nash, 66
66
28 00
Emma J. Hubbard, ten weeks,
40 00
Julia E. Jones,
eleven weeks.
44 00
Emma A. Houghton,
44 00
Josie Jones, eight 66
32 00
M. Olive Gorham,
66
32 00
Alice M. Locke, one 66
4 00
Mary A. Hackett, seven
66
28 00
Lizzie E. L. Alden, nine
66
63 00
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$663 00
WINTER TERM.
F. P. Comings, services, eleven weeks,
$170 50
Lillian L. Phelps,
88 00
Mary C. Brennan,
66
77 00
Ellen Clair.
66
66 77 00
Carrie L. Wightman, three
66
18 00
Charles Fisher, eight
66
48 00
Winnie O. Nash, eleven
66
44 00
Emma J. Hubbard, nine
36 00
Julia E. Jones, eight
32 00
Emma A. Houghton,
.
32 00
Josie Jones, eleven
66
44 00
M. Olive Gorham,
66
66
44 00
Katie A. Neyland, nine
66
31 50
Alice M. Locke, eleven
66
44 00
Mary E. Alden, ten
66
70 00
$856 00
BOARDING TEACHERS.
William A. Jennings, ten weeks, $22 50
M. R. Booth, eight weeks, 18 00
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B. E. Webster, eleven weeks, $ 24 75 Mrs. G. S. Wellington, twenty nine weeks, 65 25 James Selkirk, nineteen weeks, 42 75 Mrs. E. A. Stevens, twenty nine weeks. 65 25
A. B. Wilson, twenty-nine weeks, 65 25
Mrs. W. C. Foster, twenty-nine weeks, 65 25
Lizzie N. Ross, nine weeks, 20 25
Mrs. Sarah F. Witt, twenty-nine weeks, 72 .50
$461 75
FUEL.
C. A. Watkins, nine and one half cords, $47 50
W. E. Roy, one and one fourth cords, 6 25
Willis C. Foster, one and one fourth cords, 6 25 Lucius Wellington, one and one half cords, 7 50
M. H. Knight, three cords, 15 00
one half cord soft wood, 2 00
J. W. Prentiss, one half cord soft wood,
1 00
three cords, 15 00
W. H. Kiniry, coal and wood, 31 09
H. C. Rawson, four cords, 20 00
C. B. Hall, one fourth cord, 50
$152 09
CONVEYING SCHOLARS.
Isaac Pratt, from No. 7 to No. 6, $58 00
E. A. Watkins, from No. 13 to No. S, 42 30
A. B. Wilson, from No. 11 to No. 9, 18 weeks, 58 50
$158 So
MISCELLANEOUS. Mrs. J. Hobart, sweeping and cleaning rooms in No. 2, $ 9 50
John Hobart, cleaning room in No. 2, 3 50
basement.
5 00
Dennis Hennessey, sweeping two rooms, 3 00
James Hayes, care of four rooms No. 2, 8 00
Annie Keefe, sweeping No. 2, 3 00
R. H. Thomas, building two fires in No. 2, 6 00
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George A. Holmes, building fires No. 2, $12 00
Moses Elliott, building fires No. 14, 2 50
Willie Sullivan, building fires and sweeping, 2 00 James O'Brien, sweeping and cleaning school-room in No. 3, 2 00
Bellows boy, building fire,
I 00
Building fire in No. 4,
3 00
No. 5,
3 00
No. 6, 3 00
No. 8,
3.00
No. 9,
3 00
No. 10, 3 00
Building fires and cleaning house in No. II, 3 75
Nellie Brunell, cleaning school-room in No. 12, 2 00
Joseph Cobb, building fires in No. 12, 2 00
J. H. Wetherbee, cleaning room in No. 14, I 00
Nellie S. Comstock, cleaning six rooms, 9 00,
M. R. Booth, repairs in No. 4, I 25
Cleaning stove-pipe in No. 9, 50
Perry & Porter's bill, 2 49
J. K. Sterling's bill, 35
C. C. Davis' bill, ,31 36
Express on blackboard paint, 30
H. B. Thomas' bill, repairs in No. 2, 6 97
J. F. Williams' bill, repairs in No. 2, 2 80
Miller, Allbee & Co., furnishings, I 00
C. W. Tole, glass and labor, I 50
H. A. Lovell, furnishings, I 97
J. H. Straight, outside windows for No. 2, 16 80 Outside windows for No. 8, 2 40
H. B. Thomas, lumber, nails, and labor, 2 IO
L. G. & C. E. Howard, furnishing, I 43
G. F. Jones, brooms and pail, 83
H. B. Thomas, labor and stock for No. 2, 12 24 .
Moses Elliott, building fence,
I 25
66 labor and lumber, 5 77
40
Colburn Bros., lumber, $3 38
C. H. Howard, furnishings for blackboard, 3 80
C. M. Russell, mason work in No. 5, 2 00 James O'Brien, setting posts at Valley school-house, 25
L. L. Phelps, care of school-room, 50
Barrel of kindlings, IO
$196 50
Total expense, $3271 93 $50 04
Balance unexpended,
TOWN DISTRICT INDEBTEDNESS.
Desks for new school at North Walpole, $S3 00
Rent of basement at North Walpole, 75 00
Curtains and fixtures for room at No. 2, 3 60
Stove, stove-pipe, etc.,
19 40
Interest on above bills,
2 00
Balance unpaid from last year,
24 15
Insurance, 27 00
Rent of new room,
50 00
Total indebtedness, $284 15
LUCIUS WELLINGTON, Treasurer.
The undersigned, committee appointed to examine the accounts of the town school treasurer, find them vouched and correctly cast.
GEO. P. PORTER. O. D. BUFFUM. W. W. PORTER.
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DISTRICT.
TEACHERS.
Wages of Teacher
per month.
Length of School
in weeks.
Scholars.
Average Number
of Scholars.
Percentage Daily
Number not Ab-
| Number Visits by
School Board.
Number Visits by Citizens & others
Old District No. 2.
Grammar.
Spring Fall
Fred P. Cummings
62
10
35
32
.94
2
85
62
8
42
39
.90
11
4
10
62
11
41
36
.92
6
10
100
32
10
43
41
.93
15
3
3
32
8
54
40
.93
6
4
2
32
11
42
41
.88
5
5
3
28
6
47
44
.90
4
2
1
28
8
45
44
.82
3
2
2
28
11
41
36
.86
1
2
2
16
2d Primary
Winter Spring Fall
Kate O'Brien Mary C. Brennan
28
8
50
36
.89
2
2
9
Winter
66
28
11
35
29
.86
1
3
11
Spring Fall
Wightman-C. Fisher
24
11
13
12
.92
1
2
7
10
12
11
.91
4
3
25
Old Dist. No. 4
Winnie O. Nash 66
8
13
12
.92
2
2
20
Winter
24
11
16
14
.86
3
2
21
Spring Fall
Olive R. Bidwell Emma J. Hubbard
25
10
16
15
.93
4
2
19
25
9
13
10
.80
0
3
0
Old Dist. No. 6
Julia E. Jones
25
11
10
10
.100
8
2
4
25
8
11
11
.90
3
2
5
Old Dist. No. 8
25
11
11
10
.91
3
2
15
Winter
25
7
7
.95
0
2
4
Old Dist. No. 9
Fall
66
25
8
16
11
.82
0
2
10
Winter Spring Fall
M. Olive Gorham
24
10
6
6
.100
3
2
13
Old Dist. No. 10
Winter Spring Fall
66
25
11
8
7
.100
0
3
17
Old Dist. No. 11
Winter Spring Fall
Kate A. Neyland
23
9
7
4
.75
0
3
6
Lillian L. Phelps
26
10
13
11
.91
1
2
8
A. Locke-M.Hackett
26
8
14
13
.86
3
4
11
Winter
Alice M. Locke
26
11
15
12
.83
1
2
15
Spring
Mary E. Alden
28
10
13
12
.96
3
2
21
Old Dist. No. 14
Fall
Lizzie E. L. Alden
28
9
9
9
.95
3
3
20
Winter/
Mary E. Alden
28
10
8
8
.96
3
1
10
24
10
9
9
.98
4
2
14
16
24
8
9
9
.98
2
1
4
Winter Spring Fall
Nellie M. Fuller
24
25
10
17
16
.94
4
1
12
Old Dist. No. 5
Winter Spring Fall
Percie L. Hall
24
10
8
.92
6
2
11
Winter Spring Fall
Emma A. Houghton
25
10
10
10
.95
4
2
16
Spring
Josie Jones 66
25
17
15
.93
1
2
12
25
11
10
7
.89
0
2
11
66
25
8
8
8
.100
4
2
14
1st Prim'ry
Spring Fall Winter Spring Fall
Hattie Riley Kate O'Brien
Lillian L. Phelps Ellen Clair 66
66
32
10
90
61
.93
2
Carrie L. Wightman
Old Dist. No. 3
Winter
66
Intermed't
Term.
At endance.
sent.
$
22
66
8 10
Old Dist. No.12
Whole Number of
Births Registered in the Town of Walpole, N. H., for the Year Ending December 31, 1889.
Date of Birth.
Name of Child.
Name of Father.
Mother's Maiden Name
Home of Parents
Occupation of Father
of Father
Birthplace of Mother
Jan. 3 Helen Gladys Burt I. Enuice A. Turner
.6 I Fred W. Turner
Minnie Graves Clara M. Fnller Bridget Driscoll
Walpole
Marketman Farmer Laborer
Walpole .. Reading, Vt.
Walpole Brandon, Vt. Ireland.
229 Timothy Drislane
111 2 John Drislane
Feb.
7 Annie Theresa MeGrath 9 Anastasia M. Hennessey 16 Carrie M. Andrews
.. § James Hennessey
Fanny Ryan
66
Blacksmith
Chesterfield, N. H. Chesterfield, N. H. Walpole.
19 'Tole
..
3 Charles Tole
66
Antoine Labouter
4
..
3 Frank II. Parker
Emma B. Fifiold
.6
Farmer
Marlow, N. H.
Walpole
Walpole.
14 Hasard
111
1 Herbert Ilassard
Lizzie -
Newport, RI Carpenter
Newport, R. I.
England. Ireland. 16
2) Robert Howard
66
2 Robert Howard
Mary Scanlin
Papermaker
66
Apr. 2 Michael Kane 4 Anos Corbeit
Edmund Kaue William Corbett .
Mary Kennedy
R. R. employe Laborer
7 Waren S. Patton
66 3 George W. Patten
Sarah Taylor
Clergyman
10 John J. Cahalane
John Calahane
Mary Brown
Tinsmith
11 James Heury
F
66
. .
6€
5 Edward Tole
Jennie M. Sargent Julia Comors
Laborer
Winchester, N. H.
Barnard, Vt.
June 3 Florence E. Russell 14 Willard
S 1 George A. Willard
Mary Ryan
Butcher
Langdon, N. H. New Jersey,
West Rutland, Vt. Grafton, Vt.
20
Field
m
" 1 Ilarry T. Field
Lilla D. Prouty
-
Car Inspector
Manchester, N. I. Stockholm, N. Y. WestmorelandNHI Ireland.
Canaan, N. H. Saubornton, N. H. Bellows Falls, Vt. Ireland.
HI Jennie C Mc Donald 12 May Blodgett
4 James II. MeDonald 9 Joseph Blodgett
Emelie Royes
Teamster
Canada.
Baggage Master Walpole.
Walpole. Canada. St. Albans, Vt. Ireland.
223 Madeline L. Blanchard 30 Mary II. Towle
3 Frank A. Russell
Emma A. Page
Laborer
.. Peter Henry
Mary Carroll
Papermaker Laborer
Ireland.
14 James P. flicker
1 John Hickey
Amio Tuohy
Walpole
Farmer
I Canada.
David W. Leach
Ada L. Spaulding
66
Farmer
Saxtou's River, Vt Windsor, Vt.
Mar.
Florence B. Thompson
F 4 Herbert H. Thompson
Hattie E. Saunders Mary A. Watkins
Watchman
Claremont, N. H. Walpole.
Clintonville, N. Y.
12 Perci . L. Rov
..
5 Willie E. Roy
Odule Bellumie Kate Usher
Canada.
Canada.
6 Anua E. St. Lawrence F 9 Jeffrey St. Lawrence
1 Frank J. McGrath
Ireland . ..
Ireland.
16 3 Charles E. Andrews
Cora Farr
Ella Royce
Laborer
Alstead, N. H. Canada.
20 Jvan Beatrice Labonter 61 66
Leach Parker
Mary Davis
May 7 Timothy Maloney 66 1 Timothy J. Maloney =
Lizzie Sylvester
Mary A. Murphy
3 Albert E. Blanchard
Birthplace
Sex of Child. Living or Stillb'ru No. of Child.
FL 1 George F. Burt
Ireland.
June 24 Perry FES: 27 Elizabeth A. Brown
m L F.« 2 John H. Brown
m “
1 Charles Whitney
4 Ira W. Ramsey
F
4 C. H. McGowan
17 Prentiss
m F
2
William C. Graves
: Hattie Joslin
Julia L. Lawrence
Jenette N. Messer Annie O'Mara Hettie Dinsmore
66
Electrician
Walpole Ireland
Sept. 19 20
Willlam T. Fitzgerald - Palmer
66
9' John Fitzgerald
F 2 Frank W. Palmer
66 2 Charles Fallen
2, Harry Newton
m ".3 H. E. Bridge
F " 2 Thomas Gallagher
1' William J. King
1 Thomas Kiniry
5 Edward Stapleton
F 5. William Rumley m 3| Patrick Wolfe
14 Patrick Keefe
66 2, David Keefe
14 James Usher
66 2 Peter Usher
Annie Sullivan
Papermaker
R. R. employe
Bellows Falls, Vt. Andover, Vt. Ireland
Brandon, Vt. Walpole Ireland
17 George A. Hewey
66 2 Henry E. Hewey
19 Thomas E. Gogan
19 William Dufficy
8, Edward Dufficy
2 Reuben Griffin
Nellie Coughlin
Nellie Nolan
Alice A. Randall Nora Barry
Papermaker
Rutland, Vt.
Nov. 3 Ellen N. Keefe 10 Mary Crowley
1| Cornelius W. Crowley Bridget Lvons 1
m " 2 Harry Jewett
8. Thomas Gould
Kate Philipps
Helen Ryan
Walpole
Laborer R. R. Conductor Painter Farmer Laborer Farmer
Canada Bellows Falls, Vt. Gilsum, N. H. Walpole Brandon, Vt.
Walpole
Keene, N.H. Ireland Surry Walpole Ireland Walpole
Winchester, N. H.
22 Cleon A. Foster
m
4 H. B. Foster
66
6 Charles M. Russell
Julia Sears
Mary Burnham Helen Durkee
St. Louis Mo Farmer
Walpole
Laborer Papermaker 'Show Agent
Walpole
Ireland
Catherine O'Mara
66
. R. R. employa
Shrewsbury, Vt. Ireland
Shrewsbury, Vt. Ireland
Mary Collins Bessie Relihan
R.R. employe ..
Ireland
16 Thomas Brown
6. James Brown
Eliza McGarry
Hattie Pierce
Jeweler
Mary O'Connor's
Papermaker
Mary Kierman
R. R. employe Machinist
Shrewsbury, Vt.
No. Hartland, Vt. Ireland Vermont
Mount Holly, Vt. Lawrence, Mass. Ireland
Springfield, Vt. Ireland 66
Chenoa, Ill.
Charlestown, N H Waterbury, Vt. Windsor LocksCn Walpole Northfield, Vt.
Dec. 8 -- Jewett 19 Margaret Gould 28 Bernard L. Riley -
m 3 Daniel Riley 1
Florence Vigneaux Kate Foley Etta - Retta M. Hall Ellen King
. Katie M. Fisher
Aug. 6 - Graves
Nova Scotia
Brick Mason
Laborer
Keene, N. H.
Ireland
Walpole
St. Louis, Mo. Ireland
St. Louis. Mo. Ireland Minnesota
Bridget Gallagher Annie Dower
. Catherine Ryan Bridget Welch
Papermaker
Chester, Vt.
Alstead, N. H. Ireland Walpole Shelburne, Vt. Charlestown, N H
21 Gertie Fallen 23, Fanny M. Newton 23 Lawrence D. Bridge 24 Jane Gallagher 25 John King 3. Walter H. Kiniry 3! George Stapleton 6. Bridget Rumley 10 John Wolfe
Oct.
1 Henry Perry
July 8
Alfred A. Whitney 13 Perley H. Ramsey 15 McGowan
21' Herbert W. Griffin 30' Mary T. Cahill 31 Perley H. Gale
F "| 2| David Cahill
111 " 1, Charles E. Gale
F ", 5' Patrick E. Keefe
Lillie M. Wilder
R. R. employe Laborer
Electrician
R. R. employe Farmer
`1 Thomas Gogan
2 John W. Prentiss
28 Russell
Plumber Brakeman
Marriages Registered in the Town of Walpole, N. H., for the Year ending December 31, 1889.
Date of Marriage.
Name and Surname of Residence of Each at Groom and Bride.
time of Marriage.
Age of each in Years.
Occupation of Groom & Bride
Names of Parents.
Birthplace of Parents.
Parents.
Condition
Name, Residence and Official Station of person by whom married
Mr and Mrs
Ireland
Jan. 17, Thomas F Kiniry
Bellows Falls, Vt Walpole
22 Theatrical Mng'r JJohn Kiniry Mr and Mrs 21 Housekeeper Patrick O'Marra Mr and Mrs Lewis Il Dimshee
Walpole
Farmer
Jan. 29, Frank Dunshee
30 Farmer
31 Housekeeper
Mr and Mrs Charles E Watkins Mrand Mrs
. . .
-
60 Blacksmith
Walker Gassett
Townshend, Mass.
2 Alden Allen, pastor of Christian church
Laura L Heath
16
1
Feb. 23, Marshall L Perrin
Wellesley Hills, Mass
33 Instructor
Mrand Mrs oah Periin Jr Mr and Mrs 'Gro B Williams Mr and Mrs
Pomfret, Com
Merchant
I Geo W Patten, pastor Unitarian church
M Josephine Williams
Walpole
31
1
Feb. 27, Waldo E Miner
Plymouth, Vt
19 Farmer
Henry J Miner
66
1
Bertha _A Petty
Sherburne, Vt
IS Teacher
Gico A Petty Sarah A Petty Mrand Mrs Caleb P Graves Mr and Mrs
England .
Shoemaker
2
Apr. 10, Irving W Felch
Walpole
29 Carpenter
A Knights Mr and Mrs TES Folch Mr and Mrs
Waterford, It Acworth Stoddard Acworth
Farmer Fireman
1 Alden Allen, pastor of Christian church
Mary I. Temple
Marlow
120 Housekeeper
Gilnan Temple
Peter ham, Mass Plymonth, Vt Plattsburg, NY Holland, Vt Shrewsbury, VỆ Walpole
.
1
Mar.31, Isaac M Graves
Walpole
58 Farmer
Lizzie N Ford
England
41 Honsekeeper
........
.
. ...
1 G II Feeney, clergy- man, No Wałpole 1
Katie O'Marra
1 Geo W Patten. pastor Unitarian church 1
Minerva R Watkin-
Apr.29, Reuben Gassett
Farmer
Farmer
1
Occupation of
Apr. 12, Marcellus Willard
Cambridgeport, Vt
28 Laborer
Mrand Mrs L Willard Mr and Mrs B Bates Mr and Mrs Whitney
Keene Keene Poultney Vt
Machinist
1 Geo W Patten,pastor Unitarian church
Ella L Bates
Weston, Vt
19
May 1,
Charles M Whitney Mabel A Porter May 1, Frank R McGowan
Walpole
25
Alstead Albion, NY
Merchant
1
·
.
1
2
S E Evans of Alstead
Jun. 11, Henry Allen Mary J Fletcher
51; Housekeeper
Mr and Mrs - Fletcher
July 3, Chas H S Fuller
Chesterfield, N Y
24 Papermaker
Mr and Mrs
North Jay
1 Geo W Patten, pastor Unitarian church
Fanny A Andrews
Bellows Falls, Vt
21 Lives at home
Ira Fuller Mr and Mrs
Vermont Lowell, Mass Providence, R I
Machinist
1
Sept 25, Arthur E Wells
Walpole
27 Engineer
George A Andrews Mr and Mrs
Vermont Lester, Mass
Contractor
1 G P Bond, pastor of Congrega'l church
FI
Lena M Krety
25 Lives at home
27|Farmer
Mr and Mrs Karl Krety Mr and Mrs Barton Howe
Chesterfield
Farmer
2 Geo W Patten, pastor Unitarian church
Lydia A Gould
16
Mr and Mrs
Bernardstown, Ms Greenfield, Mass Hillsboro Holyoke, Mass
Farmer
1
Nov. 10, Henry C Tibbets
Townshend, Vt
22 Farmer
Mr and Mrs William Tibbets
18|Housework
Mr and Mrs
. Newfane, Vt Jamaica, Vt
.
Farmer
1
|F A Symmister
.
1
Mertie Davidson
Westminster, Vt. Walpole
18
Mr and Mrs G P Porter Mr and Mrs W C McGowan Mr and Mrs J M Davidson Mr and Mrs N Allen
Canada Plattsburg. N Y Grafton, Vt Winchester
.
Cambridge, Mass
1
Boston, Mass
26 Physician
26 Laborer
68 Harnessmaker
Joseph Wells
Germany
Butcher
1
Oct. 12, Lyman A Howe
C F Gould
Farmer
1
Lillian D Symmister
1
2
Deaths Registered in the Town of Walpole, N. H., for the Year Ending December 31, 1889.
Age.
Place of Birth.
Name and Surname of
Years
Months
Days
Sex.
Condition.
Ocenpatlou.
Name of Father.
Maiden Name of Mother.
Feb. 3 Mary Jane Crowell 53 8 .. Westminster, Vt
Fm Housekeeping " m ..
|Westminster, Vt Walpole
Walpole
Matthews Gorham Frederick Watkins Sarah A Tiffany
9 Maria L Kingsbury
39 3 24 Walpole
24 El-a J Gnld 57 3 4 Troy, N II
6+ 111
Canada
Canada
Ireland
Ireland
Walpole
Thos N Hastings
74 % .. Ireland
F w Housekeeping
Ireland
Ireland
James Ahearn - Fitzgerald
64 . . . .
6.
-
Chesterfield, NHI
Chesterfield, N II
Cora P Farr
38 . .
m & Farmer
Fm Housekeeping | Chesterfield, NII
Walpole
Westmoreland
Andover, Vt
Inez A Howard
26 Mary P Fletcher
89 1 2 Cavendish, Vt
F w Honsekeeping mn w Merchant " m Farmer
Connectient
Boston, Mass
II W Griswold
Ann Ilurd
F w Housekeeping
Walpole England
England
June 4 J J ( alabane
Westmoreland,
Bellows Falls, Vt
Mary A Brown
9 W'm HI Condon 15 4 7 Langdon
29 Elizabeth A Brown
.. 2 Walpole
FS
July 19 John Tole
57 2 24 66
21 Henry Ilov
20 .. .. 5 26 Walpole
75
F w Housekeeping
m w
S
·
N Hartland, Vt
Lawrence, Mass Springfield, Vt Winchester, N H ¡Ireland
Reuben Griffin Chas E Gale
Nov. 12 Perley Henry Gale
" S
Windham, Vt
S
Harris B Foster
Daniel Kiniry
James Welsh
Nellie Coughlin Alice A Randall Julia E Lawrence Mary Callahan
28 Cleon A Foster Dec. 1 Daniel Kiniry
. 3 6
18 8 .. Bellows Falls, Vt
S Brakeman
25 Catherine Brennan
.1 .. .. Ireland
.
- Field
.. .. 24 Walpole . .
" S Laborer
New Jersey Ireland
Gratton, Vt
Ireland
John Graves Geo Edwards John W Calahane Harvey T Fick W'm Condon John Brown
Lilla W Prouty Margaret ()'Brien Kate Foley
Aug. 6 Charles Kelly 23 Catherine M Carroll 31 |Thos N Keyes
82 2 1 Ireland
Oct. 21 Herbert W Griffin
..
.. .. Il Walpole
.Aylesford. NS Ireland
F w Housekeeping
Ezra Alexander
Lucretia Fuller
Mar. 1 Jean B Labonter
.. .. 10 Walpole 3 7 . . Bellows Falls. Vt m S 4 Edward II Hastings 32 1, 4 E Cambridge, Mass " m None
Antoine Labonter Jerry Barry
Hannah MeCreadon Harriett M Holland Mary Morrison
13 Katharine Curtin 223 Catharine Hassett Apr. . Carrie M Andrews > Chak - Combstock 11 Adeline S Angier II JJohn Tole jr 11 Mark II Hall
30 725 Walpole 16 6 11
" S School boy
Cavendish, Vt Smithfield, R I
Harvard, Mass
Leonard Parker Joseph Buffmm
May I David Buffmm
86 .. 16 Westmoreland
Sally Haskell
I Henry Ws Griswold 56 4 .. Fort Monltin, S C 22 Harriet G Hooper 15 32s Walpole 2- Alfred Edwards
Walpole
Lucy Russell
:...
m m Laborer
Chesterfield, NH Ireland
Chas E Andrews James Combstock Hiram Smith John Tole W'm JJ Hall
Olive Arnold
51 10 7 Westmoreland
m S Laborer
Kate Stack
2 Eddie Barry
Place of Birth.
Date
Deceased.
Father.
Mother.
Bellows Falls, Vt
.. 1 22 Walpole
E Cambridge Mass
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