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ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS
OF THE
TOWN OF BERKLEY
TOGETHER WITH THE
Valuation and Tax List
FOR THE
Year Ending, December 31, 1925
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TOWN OFFICERS FOR 1925
Town Clerk
Ervine A. Chace Term expires Mar. 1927
Moderator
Edwin H. Allen
Selectmen and Overseers of Poor
Charles H. Macomber James McCall Frans H. Silvan
Term expires Mar. 1926 Term expires Mar. 1927 Term expires Mar. 1928
Assessors for Three Years
Ervine A. Chace Frederick L. Williams
Edwin H. Allen
Term expires Mar. 1926 Term expires Mar. 1927 Term expires Mar. 1928
School Committee for Three Years
Stephen A. Dow Noah H. Strange Myra H. Dean
Term expires Mar. 1926 Term expires Mar. 1927 Term expires Mar. 1928
Collector of Taxes
Lester B. Makepeace
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Treasurer
Edwin H. Allen
Auditor
Ruth C. Soule
Constables
Stephen A. Dow
Willard H. Hathaway
William V. Reed
Albert F. Bassett John C. Murphy Edward L. Smith
Linneus C. Whittaker
Fish Wardens
Gideon H. Babbitt Linneus C. Whittaker
Oyster Wardens
Gideon H. Babbitt Linneus C. Whittaker
Tree Warden
Linneus C. Whittaker
Trustees of Public Library for Three Years
Florence A. Macomber Lizzie J. Howland Myra H. Dean
Term expires Mar. 1926 Term expires Mar. 1927 Term expires Mar. 1928
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Burial Ground Commissioners for Three Years
George S. Cummings Linneus C. Whittaker Edward L. Smith
Term expires Mar. 1926 Term expires Mar. 1927 Term expires Mar. 1928
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TOWN OFFICERS APPOINTED BY THE
SELECTMEN FOR 1925
Animal Inspector
Allen A. Haskell
Inspector of Slaughtering
Albert B. Cummings
Sealer of Weights and Measures
Linneus C. Whittaker
Moth Inspector
Adelbert A. Briggs
Forest Warden
Gideon H. Babbitt
Fence Viewers and Field Drivers
Edward E. Whittaker
Edward L. Smith
Measurers of Wood and Lumber
Benjamin O. Jones Sumner N. Staples
Gideon H. Babbitt
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Weigher
Benjamin O. Jones
Milk Inspector
Allen A. Haskell
Pound Keeper
Ervine A. Chace
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APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1925
Memorial Day
$40.00
Library
200.00
Care of Graves of Soldiers and Sailors of the
Civil and Spanish Wars
100.00
Poor
1,000.00
Town Officers
1,700.00
Incidental
2,500.00
Roads
2,150.00
Oiling Roads
1,500.00
Graveling Road (Locust St.)
500.00
Graveling Grinnell St.
300.00
Widening Benjpoull Hill
1,000.00
Schools
15,200.00
Berkley St.
1,000.00
Padelford St.
1,000.00
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SELECTMEN'S REPORT
The state department of taxation has increased the valuation of the town from $757,287.00 to $993,568.00, which is an increase of $236,273.00; this big increase in our valuation is bound to work to our disadvantage in several ways. It will make our State and County taxes more and it will make quite a difference in obtaining money for road purposes under the "Small Town Act". Our road valua- tion will change from $18,030.00 to $23,656.00 per mile, there are forty-two miles of highway in the town that comes under this Act. This does not include about a mile of State road on County Street. Under the old valua- tion we have been getting $75.00 a mile from the Division of Highways, providing of course, that the town appro- priated $2,100.00, which is $50.00 a mile. With this change in valuation it will be necessary for the town to appropriate $3,150.00, which is $75.00 a mile, in order to get help from the State. If the town will do this the Division of Highways can give us an equal amount.
There is a bill now pending in the legislature, if enacted, that will allow the State to give to small towns an amount double their own appropriation, if the towns meet with the requirements of the act.
In 1914 the town got het first allotment of road money from the State. Since then and up to the present time we have received from the State the sum of $33,868.54 and from the County $3,500.00, making a total of $37,368.54; to this amount we can add the sum of $1,000.00 presented to the town by Mr. Thomas P. Paull and expended on
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Padelford Street. This generous and public spirited gift merits and receives the thanks of the entire inhabitants of the town.
The school house at the Common was destroyed by fire and the town at a meeting called for the purpose decided not to replace the old building, but to build a four room building instead, large enough to consolidate all the schools except Myricks.
The sum of $22,000.00 was appropriated to build and furnish the school complete, $2000 of the above amount was put into the tax levy this year and a loan for the balance of $20,000.00 has been made with the Taunton Savings Bank. The town has issued ten notes of $2000.00 each at 4%, these notes are to be paid me each year until the loan is liquidated.
Work on the new school house has progressed quite rapidly considering the weather conditions. It will be ready to occupy for the fall term of school.
Your board would recommend that some action be taken by the town to dispose of the old school buildings and lots. They can be sold and remodeled into dwelling houses and become a source of revenue to the town through taxes. The town should realize quite well from the sale of this property.
The town has a note of $3000.00 to pay March 26, 1926. There is $2715.04 in the treasury.
The unpaid taxes including the interest due December 31, 1925 amounts to $4,281.46.
CHARLES H. MACOMBER FRANS H. SILVAN Selectmen JAMES McCALL
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TOWN WARRANT For March 1, 1926
Article 1. To see if the town will appropriate any part of the dog fund to the Public Library and make what other appropriations that are necessary.
Article 2. To act on report of town officers.
Article 3. To fix compensation for collector and treas- urer for ensuing year.
Article 4. To see if the town will authorize the Treasur- er with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow money in anticipation of the revenue of the current financial year.
Article 5. To choose all necessary town officers, one selectman for three years, one assessor for three years, one school committee for three years, one trustee of library for three years and one burial ground commissioner for three years, town treasurer for one year, collector of taxes for one year, auditor for one year, moderator for one year, tree warden for one year, seven constables for one year, three fish wardens for one year, three oyster wardens for one year and also to bring in your ballots on the question: "Shall licenses be granted for the sale of certain non-intoxicating beverages in this town?" The form of ballot shall be "Yes" or "No".
Article 6. To raise and appropriate sums of money for ways and bridges.
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Article 7. To raise and appropriate a sum of money for schools, including supplies, high school tuition, salary of superintendent, transportation of scholars and repairs on public buildings.
Article 8. To see if the town will vote to change the present layout of road that runs to the shore through the property formerly owned by Charles E. Carr.
Article 9. To raise and appropriate a sum of money for support of poor, salaries of town officers, state aid and in- cidentals.
Article 10. To choose a memorial committee and ap- propriate a sum of money for same.
Article 11. To raise and appropriate a sum of money to be extended in suppresssing the gypsy and brown tail moths.
Article 12. To raise and appropriate a sum of money to be used in the cemetery and care of graves of the civil and spanish war soldiers and sailors.
Article 13. To act on any other business that may come before the meeting.
Caucus Tuesday, February 23rd at 7:30 P. M.
Town meeting Monday March 1 at 10 o'clock A. M.
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AUDITOR'S REPORT
Berkley, Mass., Jan. 1926
As Auditor of the Town of Berkley, I have examined the Treasurer's accounts and find on file all necessary orders of the Selectmen for money paid out. The books show :-
Money from all sources
$64,022.41
Bills Paid
61,307.37
Cash on hand
$2,715.04
Financial Condition Jan. 1926
Cash on hand
$2,715.04
Leach Fund (July Int.)
938.08
Unpaid Taxes 1923
70.92
Interest on 1923 Taxes
8.68
Unpaid Taxes 1924
39.01
Interest on 1924 Taxes
2.43
Unpaid Taxes 1925
4,109.06
Interest on 1925 Taxes
51.36
The Town owes one note for $3,000.00 due March, 1926.
RUTH F. SOULE, Auditor.
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TREASURER'S REPORT
Cash on hand Jan. 1925
$3,505.38
State Forestry Division, 7.50
Corporation Tax, Public Service, 1.88
Bristol County Dog Fund,
273.40
Mass. School Fund,
2,192.71
First District Court,
378.96
State Vocational Education,
131.68
State Corporation Tax, Business,
158.87
State Income Tax, 1922, 1923, 1924
90.00
City of Taunton, Outside Relief,
159.26
The Machinists National Bank, 18,000.00
Four Pedlers Licenses,
12.00
State Inspector of Animals,
24.10
Old iron,
1.00
Town of Raynham, oil,
35.96
State, Supt. of School,
310.27
Thomas T. Paull, Gift for work on Padelford St.
1,000.00
N. H. Strange, old stove,
5.00
State, Transportation, T. H. School Pupils, 1,147 12
State, Division of Highways,
2,287.50
State, Division of Highways, 2,362.50
Frans H. Silvan, Taxes and Int., 1922, 1923, 1924, 843.02
State Corporation Tax, Public Service, 91.26
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State, Income Tax, 1925,
3,570.64
State, National Bank Tax,
16.63
State, Military Aid,
140.00
Srate, H. S. Tuition in Special Cases, 2,043.75
Frans H. Silvan, taxes, 1922, 1923, 1924,
4,321.02
Interest on money in Bank,
74.79
Lester Makepeace, taxes 1925,
19,740.90
State Aid,
72.00
Soldiers' Exemption,
22.31
Total,
$64,022.41
Expenditures
Town Officers,
$1,679.22
State Aid,
72.00
Public Library,
553.87
Poor,
1,375.28
Memorial Day,
35.00
Cemetery,
104.43
Snow Bills,
93.90
Enforcing Laws,
374.50
Gypsy & Brown Tail Moths,
490.49
Miscellaneous Bills,
5,063.48
Fires,
715.64
Library Basement,
340.50
Carl L. Sawyer, Architect,
525.60
Schools,
14,933.64
Four notes,
17,000.00
Interest on Notes and Fees,
530.28
County Tax,
751.95
State Tax,
1,680.00
State Auditor,
376.05
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State Highway,
62.90
Abatement Taxes,
6.20
Highways and Bridges,
14,542.44
Total
$61,307.37
Cash on hand
2,715.04
$64,022.41
Town Officers
F. L. Williams, assessor, 42 days, $ 147.00
E. H. Allen, assessor and espenses, 15.25
E. A. Chace, assessor, 391/2 days, 138.25
E. H. Allen, assessor, 3812 days, 134.75
E. H. Allen, horse 7 days, 14.00
E. H. Allen, telephone, express, etc.,
4.42
F. L. Williams, copying tax book for State, 24.50
E. A. Chace, Town Clerk, 1 yr. 100.00
E. A. Chace, 21 Births, 21.00
E. A. Chace, 22 deaths and 15 marriages 18.50
E. A. Chace, Oaths to Town Officers and stamps, 10.15
E. A. Chace, services, two Town meetings, 6.00
N. H. Strange, School Com. 1 yr., 40.00
Ruth F. Soule, Auditor, 70.00
Ruth F. Soule, stamps, 4.00
S. A. Dow, School Com., 1 yr.,
60.00
Mrs. Laura Swift, School Com.,
10.00
Frans Silvan, Tax Col., 1924, 200.00
Frans Silvan, Tax Col., 1922, 26.40
Charles H. Macomber, Selectman, 1 yr. 125.00
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James McCall, Selectman, 1 yr.,
100.00
Frans Silvan, Selectman, 1 yr.,
100.00
E. H. Allen, Tr. 1 yr.,
300.00
E. H. Allen, Moderator, 1 yr.,
10.00
$1,679.22
Miscellaneous
The Davol Printing House, tax bills, warrants, etc.,
$37.75
Taunton M. L. Plants, Town hall, 3.34
N. B. Vocational School, 15.00
Independent Coal Tar Co.,
6.00
Pierce Hardware, 2.70
A. G. Williams & Co.,
10.62
A. B. Cummings, Inspector 10.00
M. A. Sherman, Agr. Vocational School, 14.00 Geo. Longton, carfare, 34.40
L. C. Whitaker, sealer,
30.00
Jas. H. Babbitt, draw tender, 1 yr.,
360.00
Wm. V. Reed, Constable,
2.40
Arthur Goulart, car fare,
37.20
E. L. Smith, wood Town hall,
2.50
Leland M. Delano, car-fare, 33.20
Wm. V. Reed, Constable, tax notices, 14.00
N. B. Vocational School, D. Morehouse, 15.00
Davol Printing House, ballots, etc., 37.25
Harry O'Brien, Auto tire, 12.50
B. C. Tuberculosis Hospital, 489.29
Town of Dighton, painting bridge, 3/10,357.04
L. C. Whitaker, posting warrant, 3.00
Milton A. Sherman, Vocational School, 4.00
Leland M. Delano, Vocational School 7.60
Geo. Langton, Vocational School, 7.60
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Arthur Goulart, Vocational School, 7.60
Allen A. Haskell, Inspector of milk, 5.75
Allen A. Haskell, Animal Inspector, 42.00
Allen A. Haskell, services Inspector of Animals, 6.20
L. C. Whitaker, Tree warden,
5.00
L. C. Whitaker, cutting trees, 79.35
Lucy White, teller,
7.00
Esther Talbot, teller,
7.00
Eva G. Briggs, teller,
7.00
Marion L. Whitaker, teller, 7.00
E. L. Smith, 2 ft. wood, 2.50
E. L. Smith, janitor, Town hall,
25.00
Pierce Hardware Co., shovels, etc., 28.49
E. S. Hathaway, 12 signs, 18.00
Good Road Machine Co.,
14.50
A. G. Williams & Co.,
35.70
Wm. N. Reed, Constable,
2.00
Warren, Hobbs & Co.,
1.50
Milton A. Sherman, Vocational Schools,
4.00
Arthur Goularc, Voctaional School, 8.80
L. K. Delano, Vocational School,
8.40
Geo. Lougton, Vocational School,
8.40
E. E. Whitaker & others, building fence, 67.85 Frank Silver, Land damage, 10.00
American Surety Co., Tr. Bond, 25.00
Hobbs & Warrens, tax books, 11.66
Davol Printing House, 3.15
Arthur Goulart B. Co. Agricultural School, 2.80
T. L. Plant, 3.63
E. L. Smith, 2 ft. wood, 2.50
M. A. Sherman B. Co. Agricultural School, 1.00
E. E. Whitaker, labor on fence, 11.20
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Pierce Hardware Co., 2.52
C. A. Hack & Con., 385 Town Reports and warrants, 148.60
N. B. Vocational School, 20.00
B. County Agr. School, Geo. Longton, 2.80
Willard H. Hathaway, Constable, 2.00
Wm. V. Reed, Constable, 8.50
Lenald Delano, B. Co. Agr. School, 2.80
American Surety Co., Tax Col. Bond, 51.00
D. Morehouse, N. B. V. School, 30.00
Enos D. Williams, 60 Transfers, 12.28
F. L. Williams, labor on Guide boards, 11.60
E. L. Smith, horse 29 hours, 8.16
Pierce Hardware Co., shovels, etc.
10.72
Hobbs & Warren, blank books,
1.43
Chas. H. Dean, fixing drills,
18.56
Pierce Hardware Co.,
5.72
Wm. N. Reed, Constable,
6.00
E. S. Hathaway, painting signs,
57.40
E. L. Smith, mowing common, 10.00
Davol Printing Co., 200 envelopes,
6.35
Randall Dean & Co., Ins. on Town hall, Schools, 742.00
T. M. L. Plant, town hall,
5.84
E. L. Smith, putting up signs, 3.65
F. L. Williams, labor on signs,
5.20
Wm. N. Reed, Constable, 6 50
J. Geanecopoulos, snow fence, 3 yrs., 15.00
F. L. Williams, 4 h. town hall,
2.50
A. A. Briggs, 20 hours, town hall,
10.00
A. A. Briggs, lumber 250 ft.,
12.50
Percy Poole, State Census,
100.00
Chas. H. Dean, repairing picks, etc., 2.35
Davol Printing House, 5.40
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American Surety Co., Tax. Col. Bond, 15.00
Wm. Reed & Sons, Adv.,
4.00
T. M. L. Plant, .75
L. C. Whitaker, posting warrants,
6.00
W. A. Haskins, land damage, 10.00
Warren Homes, land damage,
10.00
Esther M. Talbot, teller,
2.00
L. A. Green, teller,
2.00
Wm. N. Reed, Constable
4.60
Enoch S. Hathaway, labor & Material on sign boards, 47.05
Mrs. Malisky, labor No. 7,
5.00
Wm. N. Reed, Constable,
5.75
The Carter Ink Co.,
1.67
Sanders Lumber Co.,
17.86
Stiles & Hart Brick Co.,
31.80
F. R. Washburn, paint,
6.17
City of Taunton,
13.44
Davol Printing House,
22.35
W. H. Hathaway, Constable, 5.00
Chas. H. Dean, labor on picks, 4.15
Samuel Jackson, heater town hall,
180.00
Pierce Hardware Co., paint,
7.42
E. L. Smith, labor Town hall and material, 13.00
E. L. Smith, fit-on stove, 16.39
Wm. N. Reed, constable, collecting taxes 35.50
American Surety Co., Tax Bond, 97.50
F. L. Williams, 36 hours, Town hall, 22.50
A. B. Cummings, meat inspector,
8.00
L. K. Delano, Vocational School,
7.60
Peter Klesiaier & James Gleavoco-
150.00
poulos building snow fence,
T. M. Lighting Plant, 7.00
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James McCall, perambulating town lines, 5.00 Geo. Longton, Vocational School, 7.60
Hannah S. Williams, land damage, 10.00
Presbrey Stove Lining Co., 8.45
A. G. Williams & Co., 100 lathos Town hall, 1.10
Town of Middleboro, care of herrings, 20.00
Presbrey Stove Lining Co., cement Town hall, 8.45
F. S. Hull, Town Attorney, 93.00
Enos D. Williams, four Col. deeds, 9.44
Sanders Lumber Co., Town hall, 29.28
Verdo R. Westgate, Electric Inspector, 18.00
L. K. Delano, 20 days B. Co. Agr. School, 8.00 Wm. N. Reed, Constable on Taxes, 27.45
Geo. Longton, B. Co. Agr. School, 7.60
F. L. Williams, labor & material, Town hall, 21.10
L. C. Whitaker, Court, Dog Warrants,
25.00
H. C. Brownell, labor on chimney, Town hall, 35.00
Lenora A. Hart, land damage, 10.00
Fred Bennett, store and land damage, 41.16
Frans Silvan, sale of land for taxes, 18.75
E. L. Smith, labor on chimney, Town hall 3.50 E. L. Smith, cutting tree on Porter St., 1.50
E. H. Allen, Justice of the Peace, 9.25
J. R. Tallman & Co., ins. on Weights,
16.35
54.00
Wm. Reed & Sons Co., adv. 24 estates, The Davol Printing House, 47.00
L. K. Delano, 12 days Vocational School, 4.80 Wm. N. Reed, Constable, 8.50
L. C. Whitaker, sealer of Weights & Measures, 30.00
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Hobbs & Warren, book, .75
Geo. Longton, 13 days Vocational School, 5.20
Joseph C. Taverces land damage, 360.00
L. C. Whitaker, Constable, 15.00
$5,063.08
School Expenditures
Teachers,
$6,779.18
High School Tuition,
2,792.50
Supt. of Schools,
513.28
Supt. of Schools, Expenses,
118.38
School Nurse,
330.00
School Nurse, Exp.,
122.45
Books and Supplies,
603.37
Repairs of School Buildings,
636.32
Wood and Coal,
527.46
Sawing and Housing,
32.75
Janitors,
444.25
School Incidentals,
402.51
Transportation (High School),
1631.19
$ 14,933.64
Gypsy and Brown Tail Moths
A. A. Briggs, 371/8 days,
$148.50
A. A. Briggs, horse 180 hours,
45.00
A. A. Briggs, freight & labor,
3.24
M. L. Briggs, 5 hours,
2.00
A. B. Chace, 81/2 days,
27.20
A. Grace, 51/2 days,
17.60
A. Grace, truck, 115 hours,
69.00
J. Grace, 77 hours,
30.80
Wm. N. Reed, 183 hours,
73.20
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F. Grace, 13 days, 41.60
C. P. Terry, oil, etc., 12.35
N. H. Strange, housing spraying machine 4 years at $5.00, 20.00
$490.49
Snow Bill
E. L. Smith and others,
$86.10
A. Grace, team, 6 hours, 7.80
$93.90
Public Library
Florence Williams, Librarian, $75.00
Florence Williams, 40 days,
40.00
Florence Williams, expense Librarian Institute 10.90
Florence Williams, 3 month janitor,
3.00
E. L. Smith, mowing lawn,
10.00
E. L. Smith, janitor, 57 days,
114.00
E. L. Smith, wood & labor,
10.50
Staples Coal Co., 4 tons, 66.00
H. A. Dickerman & Son, book,
1.80
F. H. Cushman, ice cream,
5.15
Mrs. Lizzie Howland, Trustee,
15.00
Mrs. Lizzie Howland, paid for papers,
5.00
Gaylord Brothers, 1.15
Taunton M. L. Co.,
22.09
Library Book House,
32.13
J. R. Tallman Co., Ins.,
131.00
F. L. Williams, labor,
5.75
Boker Fertilizer Co.,
5.40
$553.87
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Library Basement
N. H. Skinner Co., shades, $45.00
Chas. H. Washburn, 18 tables, 60.00
Chas. H. Washburn, 17 folding chairs, 225.00
Chas. H. Washburn, 75 cups & saucers, 7.50
Chas. H. Washburn, 150 rubber tips, 3.00
$340.50
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North Cemetery Trust Fund
Inst.
Endowment Paid
Due
1898
Phillip C. Porter,
$100.00
$8.00
$7.32
1900
William Babbitt,
100.00
5.40
24.43
1906
Calvin T. Crane,
100.00
5.00
17.50
1906
Susan H. Allen,
200.00
8.50
41.03
1908
Thomas Terry,
100.00
1.00
15.61
1909
Samuel C. Norcutt,
100.00
4.50
21.30
1910
Rev. Thomas Andros,
200.00
8.00
24.73
1910
M. Burt & A. Simms,
100.00
4.50
13.65
1914
Asa W. Reed,
100.00
4.00
7.30
1915
James Macomber,
100.00
4.50
10.23
1916
Paull Bros., (Myricks),
200.00
104.31
1916
J. Haskins & E. Burt,
100.00
2.00
38.03
1918
J. Hervey, E. W. Hervy, et al,
200.00
8.00
37.28
1920
Abiel Crane,
130.00
5.50
12.26
1922
Lewis Witherell & Wm. Seekell,
100.00
4.00
6.07
1922
Stephen Corey,
100.00
3.50
3.28
1923
Cummings and Howard,
100.00
3.50
3.73
1923
Andrew J. Webster, (family lot),
200.00
16.19
1925
Ebenzer D. Briggs,
150.00
1925
Capt. Tamerlane Burt,
150.00
1.13
EDWARD L. SMITH, LINNEUS C. WHITAKER, GEORGE S. CUMMINGS,
Trustees.
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ASSESSOR'S REPORT For 1925
Value of assessed personal estate,
$118,252.00
Building excluding land, $376,660.00
Land excluding buildings, 258,390.00
$635,050.00 .
Total value of assessed estate, $753,302.00
Number of horses assessed,
151
Number of cows assessed,
313
Number of swine assessed,
38
Number of fowl assessed, 6,060 value,
$7,575.00
Number of dwelling houses assessed,
270
Number of acres of land assessed,
1,031
Number of polls assessed,
311
Number of neat cattle other then cows,
40
Rate per thousand,
31.00
Number of sheep assessed,
10
EDWIN H. ALLEN, 1 FREDERICK L. WILLIAMS, Assessors. ERVINE A. CHACE,
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HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
E. L. Smith & others, wash out, $18.07
Special work Locust St. hill,
The Pierce Hardware Co., 200 lbs. Dynamite, 51.00
E. L. Smith, Coms, labor & team, 60.70
M. Slocum, team, 4 days, 28.00
A. F. Bassett, team, 5 days,
35.00
H. W. Ashley, team, 5 days, 35.00
Seth Hall, team, 6 days,
42.00
L. D. Doherty, team, 2 days,
14.00
Arthur Davis, 6 days,
19.20
Edward Johnson, 6 days,
19.20
Horace Macomber, 6 days,
19.20
Wendall Conant, 3 days,
9.60
Herbert Holt, 5 days,
16.00
Frank Terry, 5 days,
16.00
George Crimlisk, 5 days,
16.00
Carlton Cummings, 2 days,
6.40
H. W. Ashley, 6 days,
19.20
Jacob Olson, 4 days,
12.80
Russel Macomber, 4 days,
12.80
Charles Chace, 2 days,
6.40
Joe Rose, 1 day,
5.00
$443.50
J. H. McCabe, stone, on various Streets,
$258.75
E. L. Smith, Coms. labor & team,
88.15
H. W. Ashley, team, 5 days, 35.00
28
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L. D. Doherty, team, 1 day, 7.00
Carlton Cummings, 512 days,
17.60
H. Macomber, 6 days,
19.20
W. Conant, 112 days,
4.80
Edward Johnson, 6 days,
19.20
C. Chace, 1 day, 3.20
H. W. Ashley, 6 days,
19.20
Arthur Davis, 6 days,
19.20
E. L. Smith, Coms. labor & team,
67.95
M. Slocum, team, 9 days,
63.00
L. D. Doherty, team, 1312 days,
145.80
L. C. Whitaker, team, 2 days;
14.00
L. C. Whitaker, 13 days,
41.60
A. F. Bassett, team, 2 days,
14.00
H. W. Ashley, team, 3 days, 21.00
9.60
H. Macomber, 4 days, 12.80
9.60
Edward Johnson, 4 days,
12.80
Charles Chace, 1412 days,
40.00
Wendell Conant, 712 days,
24.00
Carlton Cummings, 9 days,
28.80
Wm. F. Westgate, 1112 days,
36.80
George Crimlisk, 612 days, 20.80
Frank Terry, 712 days, 24.00
F. L. Williams, 8 days,
25.60
Herbert Holt, 11 days,
35.20
Erford Westgate, 10 days,
32.00
Henry Hathaway, 7 days,
22.40
Jacob Olson, 6 days,
19.20
Mr. Fiske, 4 days,
12.80
Mrs. Longton, 6 days,
19.20
Seth H. Hall, team, 312 days,
24.50
H. W. Ashley, 4 days, 12.80
Arthur Davis, 3 days,
Joseph Marshall, 3 days,
29
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John Dupont, 5 days,
16.00
Foster Macomber, 2 days,
6.40
J. H. McCabe, 912 tons stone,
33.75
Arthur Bennett, 173 loads gravel,
25.95
Harold Ashley, 388 loads gravel,
58.20
E. L. Smith, Coms. labor & team, 35.80
M. Slocum, 1 day, 7.00
L. D. Doherty, team, 4 days, 28.00
L. C. Whitaker, team, 2 days,
14.00
Seth H. Hall, team, 1/2 day,
3.50
Arthur Davis, team, 11/2 days,
4.80
H. Macomber, 3 days,
9.60
H. W. Ashley, 112 days,
4.80
Edward Johnson, 2 days,
6.40
Charles Chace, 2 days,
6.40
George Crimlisk, 1 day,
3.20
Frank Terry, 2 days,
6.40
Herbert Holt, 1 day,
3.20
Russell Macomber, 2 days,
6.40
Jacob Olson, 2 days,
6.40
E. L. Smith, Coms. labor & team,
81.70
M. Slocum, team, 6 days,
42.00
L. D. Doherty, team, 6 days,
42.00
L. C. Whitaker, team, 6 days,
42.00
A. F. Bassett, team, 21/2 days,
17.50
H. W. Ashley, team, 7 days,
49.00
F. L. Williams, 2 days,
6.40
Arthur Davis, 6 days,
19.20
H .Macomber, 7 days,
22.40
Herbert Ashley, 6 days,
19.20
Edward Johnson, 51/2 days,
17.60
Charles Chace, 7 days,
22.40
Joseph Rose, 31/2 days,
17.50
Frank Rose, 1/2 day,
1.60
30
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Arthur Pierce, 1 day,
3.20
Carlton Cummings, 1 day,
3.20
George Crimlisk, 5 days,
16.00
Frank Terry, 6 days,
19.20
Joseph Marshall, 212 days,
8.00
R. Macomber, 6 days,
19.20
Jacob Olson, 6 days,
19.20
John Dupont, 12 day,
1.60
Total
$2,057.85
Special Work on Locust Street
E. L. Smith, Coms. labor & team, $62.25
M. Slocum, team, 5 days, 35.00
A. F. Bassett, team, 5 days, 35.00
H. W. Ashley, team, 5 days,
35.00
Seth H. Hall, team, 5 days,
35.00
L. D. Doherty, team, 5 days,
35.00
L. C. Whitaker, team, 5 days,
35.00
Arthur Davis, 5 days,
16.00
Edward Johnson, 5 days,
16.00
H. Macomber, 5 days,
16.00
Wendell Conant, 3 days,
9.60
Herbert Holt, 4 days,
12.80
George Crimlisk, 5 days,
16.00
Carlton Cummings, 5 days,
16.00
H. W. Ashley, 5 days,
16.00
Jacob Olson, 5 days, 16.00
Russell Macomber, 5 days,
16.00
Charles Chace, 5 days, 16.00
E. L. Smith, Coms. team & labor, 17.90
M. Slocum, team, 2 days, 14.00
A. F. Bassett, team, 2 days,
14.00
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H. W. Ashley, team, 12 day,
3.60
Seth Hall, team, 1 day,
7.00
L. D. Doherty, team, 2 days,
14.00
L .C. Whitaker, team, 2 days
14.00
H. W. Ashley, 2 days,
6.40
Arthur Davis, 2 days,
6.40
H. Macomber, 1 day,
3.20
W. Conant, 1 day,
3.20
Herbert Holt, 2 days,
6.40
Frank Terry, 1 day,
3.20
George Crimlisk, 1 day,
3.20
Jacob Olson, 1 day,
3.20
Russell Macomber, 2 days,
6.40
Charles Chace, 1 day,
3.20
Carlton Cummings, 1 day,
3.20
Total,
$571.05
Special Work Grinnell Street
E. L. Smith, Coms., labor & team, $49.80
M. Slocum, team, 3 days, 21.00
A. F. Bassett, team, 2 days, 14.00
L. D. Doherty, team, 4 days, 28.00
L. C. Whitaker, team, 4 days, 28.00
H. W. Ashley, team, 4 days, 28.00
Arthur Davis & others, 37 days,
118.40
Total
$287.20
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