1880-03-01Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Essex, ss.
Pursuant to a Warrant from the Selectmen of the Town of Beverly to me directed, I hereby, in the
name of said Commonwealth, notify and warn the qualified voters of said town, to meet at the Town
Hall in said town, on Monday, the First day of March next, at Nine o'clock in the forenoon, for the
following purposes, viz.
1st. To choose a Moderator and Town Clerk.
2d. To act on the reports of the several Boards of Town Officers.
3d. To choose Town Officers for the ensuing year, determing their number and fixing the
compensation thereof. The ballots for the above officers will be received, on one piece of paper. The
ballots of women for School Committee will be received in a separate box. The polls will be closed
at four o'clock p.m., unless otherwise ordered by the meeting.
4th. To act on the question of an appropriation for the expenses of Memorial Day under the direction
of Post 89 of Mass. Grand Army of the Republic.
5th. To see if the town will indemnify Daniel Foster 2d for damages to his shoe factory estate; at the
corner of 64 Rantoul Street and Railroad Avenue, caused by raising the grade of Rantoul Street--as
per his petition.
6th. To see if the town will provide a street light on Hale Street, near Ocean Street; and also a street
light on Hale Street, near the corner of Dane Street--as per petition of O. F. Swasey and others.
7th. To see if the town will provide a street light on Abbott Street, at the corner of Lovett Street -as
per petition of C. W. Stickney and others.
8th. To see if the town will provide a street light on Pleasant Street, at Phillips Court, so called; and
a street light near the horse railroad turnout, by Mr. Sullivan's store, near Beverly Bridge-- as per
petition of Perry Collier and others.
9th. To see if the town will approve and allow of a town way, in extension of Stone Street, from
Bartlett Street to Lothrop Street, according to a report of the Selectmen on file with the Town Clerk:
10th. To see if the town will approve and allow of a town way of the way now known as Webber
Avenue, extending from River Street into the way heretofore known as Wellman Street, and by said
Wellman Street to School Street, according to a report of the Selectmen on file with the Town Clerk.
1 lth. To see if the town will approve and allow of a town way the way known as Congress Street,
extending from Wellman Street to Porter Street, according to a report of the Selectmen on file with
the Town Clerk.
12th. To see if the town will authorize the Selectmen to expend a sum of money on Park Street,
between Federal Street and Creek Street, sufficient to make said portion of Park Street in a condition
suitable for ordinary travel--as per petition of john F. Carter.
13th. To see if the town will vote to cause the abutters on Cabot Street, between Elliott Street and the
Beverly Bridge and such other streets as the town may select, to remove the snow and ice, as per the
Sidewalk Act of 1863, Chap. 114, and Chap. 45, Sections 7 and 8 of the General Statutes--per
petition of B. C. Butler and others.
14th. To see if the town will provide better school accommodations for Dodge's Row and vicinity,
by building a new school house or otherwise--as per petition of Thomas H. Dunham, Jr., and others.
15th. To see if the town will appropriate a sufficient sum of money to extend the stage at the Town
Hall and finish ante-rooms adjoining it--as per petition of George Swan and others.
16th. To see if the town will reduce the size of the Memorial lot.
17th. To see if the town will purchase a new hearse and appropriate money therefor.
18th. To see what disposition the town will make of the dog tax.
19th. To adopt such measures, grant such sums of money, and take such action in regard to schools
and school-houses throughout the town as may be deemed expedient.
20th. To adopt such measures, grant such sums of money, and make such regulations in regard to
repairs and improvement of the highways throughout the town as may be determined upon.
21st. To grant such sums of money to be raised and assessed upon the polls and estates within the
town, for the expenses of the current year, as may be deemed expedient, and make all necessary
regulations and allowances respecting the same. Also, to authorize the Town Treasurer to borrow,
on the credit of the town, such sums of money as may be necessary, from time to time to meet the
liabilities of the town and to provide State Aid for the families of Volunteers.
22d. To see if the town will accept the Jury List, as revised by the Selectmen.
Hereof fail not, but make due return of this warrant, with your doings thereon, before the
time of holding said meeting.
Given under our hands and seal this twenty first day of February in the year one thousand
eight hundred and eighty.
Joseph Wilson Selectmen
J. H. Young of
Freeborn W. Cressy Beverly
Essex, ss. Beverly, February 21st A.D. 1880. Pursuant to the foregoing warrant I have
notified the persons therein named, as therein directed, by posting notifications stating the time,
place and objects of said meeting at each of the several places in town required by the Town
Regulations.
Gardner Haskell
Constable of Beverly
A tree copy of the original warrant and return thereon.
Attest: Wm. H. Lovett, Town Clerk
At a legal meeting of the qualified voters of the Town of Beverly held, in pursuance of the
warrant recorded on the three next preceding pages, at the Town Hall in said Town on Monday the
First day of March in the year One Thousand Eight Hundred and Eighty at nine o'clock A.M., and
by adjournment on Tuesday the Second day of said Month, the Meeting having been called to order,
at the time appointed, by the Clerk, who read the warrant therefor it was
Voted by ballot, unanimously, that Freeborn W. Cressy be Moderator
Prayer was then offered by Rev. William H. Davis of the Washington St. Church.
Voted by ballot, unanimously, that William H. Lovett be Town Clerk.
Then in open Town Meeting, immediately after the election of Town Clerk William H. Lovett
abovenamed was sworn to the faithful discharge of his duties as Town Clerk of Beverly.
Before me Freeborn W. Cressy Moderator
Upon Article 2 Reports of Town Officers
Upon motion of Robert R. Endicott it was
Voted to lay Article 2 on the table.
Upon Article 3 Election of Town Officers.
Upon motion of Robert R. Endicott it was
Voted that the Boards of Selectmen, Assessors, and Overseers of the Poor consist of three
members each.
Upon motion of John I. Baker it was voted that the ballots of women for School Committee
be received in a separate box.
Upon motion of John I. Baker it was
Voted that the Selectmen, Assessors, Overseers of the Poor, Collector of Taxes, Town
Treasurer, Chief of Police, School Committee, Trustees of the Public Library and Constables be
voted for on one ballot and on one piece of paper.
Albert Perry and Josiah A. Haskell were appointed by the Moderator to assist in assorting and
counting the ballots received and were duly sworn to the faithful discharge of their duties as above
by Wm. H. Lovett, Justice of the Peace.
The polls were closed at four o'clock P.M. and the ballots received were assorted and
counted and the Moderator declared the following persons elected by ballot to the several offices
named.
Selectmen. Joseph Wilson, J. H. Young, Freeborn W. Cressy.
Assessors. Charles L. Williams, George A. Woodbury 2d, John B. Hill
Overseers of the Poor. Isaac Appleton, Andrew K. Ober, Augustus Stevens.
Collector of Taxes. Ezekiel F. Obear.
Town Treasurer. Robert G. Bennett
Chief of Police. Gardner Haskell
School Committee for Three Years. John I. Baker, Isaac F. Day, Oscar F. Swasey
Trustee of the Public Library for Five Years. Edward L. Giddings.
Constables. Ezekiel F. Obear, George T. Larcom, William P. Moses, Benjamin F. Herrick, John G.
Munsey, Gardner Haskell, Nathaniel Rogers, George E. Cole, Isaac F. Day.
After the declaration of the above ballot it was
Voted that when this meeting adjourns, it adjourns to meet at this place tomorrow morning, Tuesday
March 2, A.D. 1880 at Nine o'clock A.M.
Voted to now adjourn.
On Tuesday March 2 at nine o'clock A.M. the voters again assembled, according to
adjournment and were called to order by the Moderator and proceeded with the business of the
meeting.
Upon motion of John I. Baker it was
Voted to choose the remaining Town Officers by hand vote.
Voted to indefinitely postpone the choice of a Board of Health.
The following officers were then chosen by hand vote.
Fence Viewers. Francis S. Lovett, Jacob H. A. Defreace, George R. Sands.
Surveyors of Lumber. John E. Davis, Robert Remmonds, Hooper A. Appleton, Richard A. Woodberry
Field Drivers.
Ward 1 Martin Sweeney
Ward 2 Alonzo Goodhue
Ward 3 Issacher T. Eldredge
Ward 4 James M. Andrews
Ward 5 Asa J. Osbome
Ward 6 Ezra S. Foster
Ward 7 John G. Drown
Ward 8 Alvin H. Jacobs
Ward 9 Jonathan Dodge
Ward 10 Oliver Edwards
Ward 11 William Carter
Ward 12 Joshua S. Dodge
Ward 13 David S. Ramsdell
Ward 14 James Guinivan
Pound Keeper Nathaniel Rogers
Sealers of Leather. Patrick Lynch, Albert Brower
Inspector of Lime Levi Cole
Clerk of the Market William A. Teague
Upon motion of Joseph E. Ober it was
Voted that the Moderator appoint a committee of one from such highway ward to call the voters
together for the purpose of nominating Surveyors to be voted for by the Meeting.
The Moderator appointed this Committee as follows; for Ward 1, William W. Hinkley, Ward
2, Philip Hammond, Ward 3, Issacher Eldredge, Ward 4, Joseph E. Ober, Ward 5, Hooper A.
Appleton, Ward 6, Edward F. Danforth, Ward 7, Abraham B. Lord, Ward 8, Francis Jenness, Ward
9, Isaiah H. Dodge, Ward 10, Eli C. Glines, Ward 11, George Clark, Ward 12, Adoniram Goodhue,
Ward 13, Henry W. Foster, Ward 14, Josiah A. Haskell. It was
Voted to postpone the report of the above Committee till afternoon.
For list of Surveyors of Highways see page 189
Upon Article 4. Appropriation for Memorial Day
Voted that the sum of One hundred and Fifty dollars be appropriated and assessed for the expenses
of Memorial Day in decorating the Soldiers' Graves, to be expended under the direction of Post 89
of the Grand Army of the Republic.
Upon Article 5. Damages to David Foster 2d
Upon motion of John I. Baker it was
Voted that the Selectmen be authorized to settle with Mr. Foster in a sum not exceeding Three
Hundred Dollars.
Upon Article 6. Street Lights on Hale Street
Upon motion of George S. Millett it was
Voted that the prayer of the petitioners be granted and that the Selectmen cause the lights asked for
to be established and maintained.
Upon Article 7. Street Light on Abbott Street
Upon motion of John I. Baker it was
Voted that the prayer of the petitioners be granted and that the Selectmen cause the lights asked for
to be established and maintained.
Upon Article 8. Street Lights on Pleasant and Cabot Streets.
Upon motion of William W. Hinkley it was
Voted that each of the lights asked for by the petitioners be voted for separately and it was
Voted the action on the street light petitioned for to be established on Pleasant Street be indefinitely
postponed.
Upon motion of Edward F. Danforth it was
Voted that the prayer of the petitioners as far as it relates to the establishing a street light on Cabot
Street near the Horse Railroad turnout near Beverly Bridge, be granted and that the Selectmen cause
a light to be established and maintained at that place.
Upon Article 9. Extension of Stone Street.
The report of the Selectmen was read and a motion was made that the report be accepted and the way
established as a town way according to said report, which motion was put to the meeting and lost.
After the consideration of Article 12 of the Warrant a motion to reconsider the above vote was made
and it was.
Voted to accept this motion to reconsider. It was then
Voted that the report of the Selectmen laying out the extension of Stone Street from Bartlett Street
to Lothrop Street be accepted and said way established as a town way forever according to said
report, which is as follows;
"Upon the petition of Charles Haddock
and others, the Selectmen of the town of Beverly having notified, met, and heard the parties
interested, did proceed to lay out a town way in said town as follows:
Beginning at a bounds on Lothrop Street, thence running North eighteen degrees thirty
minutes, West by land of David Crowell, twenty feet to a bounds; thence turning and running North
forty nine degrees forty five minutes West by land of said Crowell, Gardner Haskell, Israel Foster,
Edward C. Butler, and John Pickett six hundred and seventeen feet to a bounds on Bartlett Street
making said line the southwesterly line of a way known as East Stone Street. Beginning again at a
bounds on Lothrop Street sixty feet easterly from the bounds first mentioned, thence running North
forty nine degrees forty five minutes west by land of David Crowell, Alden C. Stevens, John Pickett,
and Heirs of Abram T. Doyle six hundred and sixty nine feet to a bounds, on Bartlett Street forty and
one half feet Northeasterly from the bounds on the Southeasterly side of said way. Laying out the
premises lying between the above described lines as a town way. And we award damages to the
Heirs of Abram T. Doyle in the sum of ninety five dollars $95.00 and we award damages to no other
person."
Beverly, Feb. 21, 1880
Joseph Wilson Selectmen
J. H. Young of
Freeborn W. Cressy Beverly
Upon Article 10 Webber Avenue and Wellman Street
The report of the Selectmen laying out said way was read and a motion that said "report be accepted
and the way laid out and established as a town way in accordance therewith" was put to the meeting
and lost. Later in the meeting, after the extension of Stone Street had been accepted and established
as a town way, as recorded above, a motion to reconsider the above vote was made and it was
Voted to accept this motion to reconsider
Upon the question then brought before the Meeting it was Voted "that the report of
the Selectmen laying out a town way be accepted and said way established as a town way forever
according to said report." which is as follows;-
"Upon the petition of Jeremiah Harrigan and others, the Selectmen of the Town of
Beverly having notified, met and heard the parties interested, did proceed to lay out a town way in
said town as follows;
Beginning at a bounds at the comer of School and Williams Streets thence running North
Fourteen degrees thirtyminutes West over land of Patrick Buckley and Edward Brown three hundred
and twenty three to a bounds at the north side of Webber Avenue laying said town way forty five feet
wide westerly of said described line. Beginning again at said bounds at the North Side of Webber
Avenue and running North sixty seven degrees East by land of Benjamin Webber, Daniel Linehan,
Jeremiah Harrigan, and Rosabella Lamson four hundred and sixty feet to River Street. Laying said
town way fifty feet wide southeasterly of said described line.
And we award damages to no person."
Beverly, Febmary 21, 1880
Joseph Wilson Selectmen
J. H. Young of
Freeborn Cressy Beverly
Upon Article 11 Congress Street
The report of the Selectmen laying out the way known as Congress Street was read and
accepted and it was
Voted that said way be laid out and established as a town way forever according to said report
which is as follows
"Upon the petition of William H. Allen and others, the Selectmen of the town of
Beverly having notified, met and heard the parties interested, did proceed to lay out a town way in
said town as follows;
Beginning at a bounds at the corner of Wellman Street on the Northerly side of a way
known as Congress Street, thence running South eighty six degrees West, by Land of Benjamin
Webber one hundred and fifty four feet, thence turning and running South eighty five degrees West
over land of Benjamin Webber, Nancy Bailey and said Webber one hundred and forty five feet to
a bounds at the corner of Porter Street making said line the northerly line of said way.
Beginning again at a bounds thirty five feet southerly of the bounds first mentioned at the
corner of Wellman Street, thence running North seventy nine degrees West by land of Annie David
and Nettie Davis, seventeen feet, thence tuming and running South eighty five degrees West by land
of said Davises and land of William Towhig and Allen one hundred and ninety five feet, thence
turning and running south eighty three degrees west eighty three feet, to a bounds on a line in
continuation of a line on the easterly side of Porter Street and thirty five feet southerly from the
northerly side of said way. Laying out the premises lying between the above described lines as a
town way. And to William Towhig we award damages in the sum of twenty five dollars. $25.00 and
we award damages to no other person."
Beverly, February 21, 1880
Joseph Wilson Selectmen
J. H. Young of
Freeborn W. Cressy Beverly
Upon Article 12 Park Street
Upon motion of Perry Collier it was
Voted that the prayer of the petitioner be granted and that the Selectmen be authorized to expend an
amount sufficient in their discretion to put said portion of Park Street between Federal Street and
Creek Street, in a condition suitable for ordinary travel.
Upon Article 13. Sidewalk Act
Upon motion of F. W. Choate it was
Voted that action on all matters pertaining to this article be indefinitely postponed.
Upon Article 14. Dodge' s Row School House.
Upon motion of Joseph E. Ober it was
Voted that the subject of this Article be referred to the School Committee, for them to report upon
at the adjournment of this meeting in April.
Upon Article 15 Town Hall Stage
Upon motion of William A. Teague it was
Voted that action on all matters pertaining to this article be indefinitely postponed.
A motion of Perry Collier to reconsider the above vote was put to the meeting and
lost
Upon Article 16 Memorial Lot
Upon motion of John I. Baker it was
Voted that action on the subject of the Article be indefinitely postponed.
Upon Article 17. Hearse
A motion made by Joseph E. Ober, that "action on the subject of this Article be
indefinitely postponed," was put to the Meeting and lost. Upon motion of Perry Collier it was
Voted that the Selectmen be instructed to procure a Hearse at a cost not exceeding six hundred
dollars.
Upon Article 18. Dog Tax
Upon motion of John I. Baker it was
Voted that all money received from the County Treasurer on account of Dog Licenses be
appropriated for the use of the Schools.
Upon Article 19. Schools
Upon motion of F. W. Choate it was
Voted that Seventeen Thousand dollars be appropriated and assessed for the support of schools the
present year.
Upon Article 20 Highways
Upon motion of Joseph Wilson it was
Voted that Seven Thousand dollars be appropriated and assessed for the expenses of the highway
Department the current year.
Upon motion of William W. Hinkley it was
Voted that when the meeting adjourns, it adjourn to meet at this place at half past one o'clock this
aftemoon.
Upon motion of Jeremiah Murphy it was
Voted "That the Surveyors of Highways for the fifteen wards give every tax payer in the Town in
their different or respective wards the privilege of working out his Highway tax or their respective
proportion of the amount raised for highways."
It was
Voted that Article 2 be taken from the table and the reports of the Selectmen, Overseers of the Poor,
Engineers of the Fire Department, Trustees of the Public Library and Trustees of the Sinking Fund
were then read and together with the printed reports of the Auditor and School Committee were each
severally presented to Meeting and all were accepted.
Upon motion of John I. Baker it was
Voted "that the Selectmen, if any suits occur at intervals between the annual meetings, be hereby
authorized to represent the Town in all such suits and claims against the Town for damages.
Upon motion of Josiah A. Haskell it was
Voted that the town authorize the Board of Engineers to purchase one thousand feet of rubber lined
cotton hose and one thousand feet of linen hose as recommended by the Board of Engineers and that
the sum of eight hundred dollars be appropriated and assessed for the expenses of the Fire
Department the present year in addition to the forty five hundred dollars estimate by the Selectmen
for that purpose.
Upon motion of Josiah A. Haskell it was
Voted that the Board of Engineers be authorized to purchase a Bangor ladder and that the sum of one
hundred and fifty dollars be appropriated and assessed for that purpose.
Upon motion of Josiah A. Haskell it was
Voted that the town locate Hydrants as recommended by the Board of Engineers and that the sum
of three hundred dollars be appropriated and assessed for that purpose.
The location of Hydrants recommended by the Board of Engineers is as follows: one at the
comer of River and Federal Streets, one at the foot of Brackenbury Lane near Mrs. Sears' Avenue
entrance, one near the junction of Prince and Hale Streets, one near the corner of Thissell and Hale
Streets and one near the residence of Dr. Hooper on Hale Street at Beverly Farms. Voted to adjourn.
At half past one o'clock this Tuesday afternoon March 2, A.D. 1880 the voters again
assembled agreeably to the adjournment and proceeded with the business of the meeting.
The Committee appointed by the Moderator for the purpose of procuring a list of
nominees for Surveyors of Highway (see page 18) reported and it was
Voted by hand vote that the following persons be Surveyors of Highways of the respective
wards the present year.
Ward 1 Comelius Murphy
Ward 2 Henry Benson
Ward 3 Issacher T. Eldredge
Ward 4 Rufus A. Standley
Ward 5 William R. Morgan
Ward 6 Chester Hobbs
Ward 7 Levi Woodberry 2d
Ward 8 Hugh Hill
Ward 9 Moses E. Wilson
Ward 10 Alna H. Dodge
Ward 11 Benjamin W. Giles
Ward 12 John W. Lovett
Ward 13 John H. Foster 2d
Ward 14 Peter Trainor
Upon Article 21. Money Grant
Upon motion of Robert R. Endicott it was
Voted that the sum of Twenty Thousand dollars be appropriated and assessed to be paid into the
Sinking Fund the present year.
Upon motion of Joseph E. Ober it was
Voted that the sum of One Hundred and Twenty Four Thousand Five Hundred Dollars be raised and
assessed upon the polls and estates within the town the present year to provide for the payment of
the current expenses of the town, as estimated by the Selectmen and for the payment of the additional
sums severally voted, to be appropriated and assessed, at this meeting; which estimates and
additional appropriations are as follows;-
School Department
Overseers' Department
Assessors' Department
Fire Department
Health Department
Highways
River Street
Essex Bridge
Bass River Bridge
Interest
Town Officers
Street Lights
Public Library
Town Hall
Police Station
Horse Hire
Bells and Clock
Sinking Fund (vote reconsidered April 5 and
$15,000.00 was appropriated for
this purpose)
Water Department
Night Police
Military Aid
Amt. carried
forward
Amt. brought
over
Outstanding
Orders
Incidentals
Appropriations in
excess of
estimates
Memorial Day
Claim of David
Foster 2d not to
exceed
17,000.00
6,000.00
2,000.00
4,500.00
300.00
7,000.00
1,000.00
800.00
300.00
64,000.000
5,000.00
1,100.00
1,000.00
400.00
150.00
150.00
100.00
20,000.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
50.00
150.00
150.00
200.00
600.00
800.00
300.00
150.00
150,971.26
13,000.00
1,100.00
1,000.00
145,900.00
145,900.00
1,109.53
961.73
Street Lights, Hale Street
Street Lights, Abbott Street
Street Lights, near Beverly Bridge
Congress Street
Park Street
East Stone Street
Webber Avenue and Wellman Street
Hearse, not to exceed
Hose
Hydrants
Bangor Ladder
150.00
300.00
Expected Income
Water Rates 15,500.00
Corporation and Bank Taxes 9,000.00
State Aid (Indigent Soldiers and Sailors) 450.00
Cash in Treasury 1,521.26
26,471.26
124,500.00
Upon motion of Joseph Wilson it was
Voted That the Town Treasurer be hereby authorized to borrow on the credit of the town, upon
notes, bonds, or certificates of debt approved by the Selectmen, such sums of money from time to
time as may be necessary or expedient to meet the liabilities of the Town, or to replace existing
loans, and to provide State Aid for the families of Volunteers.
A motion of David L. Foster' s that "a list of items of the property taxed be put upon
each bill of taxes" was put to the meeting and lost.
Upon motion of Joseph Wilson it was
Voted that the Collector of Taxes deliver or cause to be delivered at the last and usual place of abode
of each inhabitant of the town who may be taxed, or to such inhabitant in person, as soon as practible
after the taxes have been assessed, a list of the taxes assessed upon such person, accompanying
which list shall be a notice of the time and place where the Collector will be present to receive the
taxes, and also a notice of the meetings of the Assessors to determine upon abatements; and interest
at the rate of seven per cent per annum shall be charged upon all the taxes not paid on or before the
first day of November next which interest shall be added to and considered a part of said taxes, and
that so far as practicable the Collector shall on the first day of January next, put in suit all taxes then
due and unpaid, commencing with the highest and so on to the lowest tax.
Upon motion of Joseph E. Ober it was
Voted that the pay of the Collector of Taxes be five eighteenths of one per cent of the amount
collected and paid to the Town Treasurer.
Upon motion of Joseph Wilson it was
Voted that the pay of the Town Treasurer be Three Hundred and Fifty dollars.
A motion of Hiram Doane's that "the salary of the Superintendent of Water Works
be seven hundred dollars for the ensuing year" was put to the meeting and lost.
Upon motion of Robert R. Endicott it was
Voted that the salary of the Superintendent of Water Works be the same as that of last year, i.e. One
Thousand dollars.
Upon motion of Henry E. Dodge it was
Voted that the pay for labor on highways the present year be at the rate of twenty cents per hour for
each man and twenty cents per hour for each horse and cart.
Upon Article 22 Jury List
It was
Voted that the Jury List as revised by the Selectmen be accepted.
It was
Voted that when this meeting adjourns, it adjourns to meet at this place on the first Monday in April
at one o'clock in the afternoon.
Voted that his meeting now adjourn.
A true record
Attest Wm. H. Lovett
Town Clerk
List of Jurors as revised by the Selectmen February 19, 1880 and accepted by the Town at its Annual
Meeting held March 1st 1880 and by adjournment on the 2d day of said month.
George F. Allen
Isaac Appleton
Joseph B. Appleton
Joseph H. Baker
John Burchsted
Albert Brower
George P. Brown
Andrew C. Bridges
Otis Burnham
Edward A. Burroughs
Joseph Caswell
George Clark
Freeborn W. Cressy
William A. Cressy
Daniel E. Cross
John E. Davis
Isaac F. Day
Jabez K. Davenport
Jacob H. A. Defreace
Benjamin B. Dodge
Benjamin N. Dodge
Charles F. Dodge
Jonathan Dodge
Ephraim A. Edwards
Benjamin W. Eldredge
Stephen Eldredge
Charles Elliott
Thomas Elliott
John K. Fielder
Elbridge Fiske
Ezra Foster
Ezra S. Foster
Issacher Foster, Jr.
Jesse W. Foster
John W. Foster
Joseph Foster
Josiah Foster 2d
Samuel Foster
William L. Foster
Seth Friend
William A. Friend
Augustus A. Galloupe
Edmund Giles
John Glidden
Benjamin Grant
Joshua B. Grant
Patrick Guinevan
Josiah A. Haskell
Perkins Haskell
Francis S. Herrick
Joseph W. Hertick
Moses S. Herrick
Hugh Hill
Oliver C. Hinchliffe
Adoniram J. Hood
Prince Howes
Daniel S. Ingersoll
Sewall C. Jackson
Daniel A. Kilham
Joel Kimball
Israel F. Lee
John H. Lefavour
Charles T. Lovett
Francis S. Lovett
John H. Lord
Hervey Lunt
Asa O. Marshall
Charles W. Marshall
William Masury
George Millett
John E. Morgan
Charles L. Moulton
Comelius Murphy
Isaac Ober
Samuel F. Ober
David Odell
William Odell
George Osborne
Nathan W. Patch
Samuel Patch
Vamum S. Pedrick
Winthrop E. Perry
George A. Pickett
John W. Pickett
William H. Pierce
Winthrop T. Porter
Henry B. Pousland
Benjamin Preston, Jr.
John W. Quiner
Edward Smith
Dewing Southwick
Benjamin W. Standley
David Standley
George F. Standley
Samuel H. Stone
George Swan
Stephen Symmes
Charles H. Symonds
George H. Thissell
John F. Trow
Calvin Wallis
Edward Wallis
Henry B. Wallis
Israel W. Wallis
John H. Watson
Benjamin Webber
Austin Whitcomb
Augustus Williams
Alfred R. Woodberry
Frank Woodberry
George A. Woodberry
George A. Woodberry 2d
Horace W. Woodberry
John H. Woodberry
Stephen A. Woodberry
Stephen S. Woodberry
A true record Attest Wm. H. Lovett
Town Clerk