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ANNUAL REPORTS
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TOWN OFFICERS
OF THE TOWN OF
DIGHTON
Year Ending December 31, 1915
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DIGHTON PUBLIC LIBRARY
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS
OF THE TOWN OF
DIGHTON
Year Ending December 31, 1915
PRESS OF C. A. HACK & SON, INC. TAUNTON, MASS. 1916
TOWN OFFICERS
FOR 1915-1916.
MODERATOR. CHARLES S. CHASE.
TOWN CLERK. DWIGHT F. LANE.
SELECTMEN, OVERSEERS OF POOR, AND BOARD OF HEALTH.
CHARLES S. CHASE, E. ELLSWORTH LINCOLN, GEORGE B. GLIDDEN.
AGENT BOARD HEALTH, TOWN TREASURER AND MOTH SUPT. DWIGHT F. LANE.
ASSESSORS.
GEORGE E. GOODING, FERDINAND WALDRON, LEROY J. WADE.
HIGHWAY SURVEYORS.
GEORGE E. HATHAWAY, HENRY W. HORTON, ARTHUR F. SPRAGUE.
AUDITOR .: HOWARD C. BRIGGS.
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SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
JOSIAH S. PLACE, GEORGE H. WALKER,
SAMUEL N. CODDING, CLARENCE C. ANDREWS,
GEORGE A. CLARK, RALPH EARL.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS. M. H. BOWMAN.
TRUANT OFFICER. HOWARD C. BRIGGS.
TREE WARDEN. EDMUND HATHAWAY.
FOREST FIRE WARDEN. RALPH EARL.
CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT. A. ELLERY BRIGGS.
CONSTABLES.
EDMUND HATHAWAY, RALPH EARL,
FRED MILLARD, CHARLES A. HORTON,
ALBERT N. GOFF, WILLIAM B. KAY,
GEORGE F. HATHAWAY, HENRY W. HORTON.
TAX COLLECTOR. ALBERT N. GOFF.
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Selectmen's Report
To the Citizens of Dighton:
At the close of another financial year, it is very gratify- ing to us to be able to report our financial affairs in very good condition.
The demands of the State, the County, and recently enacted laws have greatly increased our official duties and placed a burden, larger each year, on our taxpayers.
In the last report of the Directors of the Bureau of Statistics, issued for 1913, we find that our net debt is 8/10 of one per cent. on our then valuation of $1,381,511; that 45 towns have no fixed debt, and of the 205 towns having a fixed debt, we stand No. 122. Probably 7/10 of one per cent. assessment would now liquidate our obli- gations.
Our tax collector reports larger payments made on the usual special collecting dates, and at the end of the year, we find a smaller amount of uncollected taxes than in former years, indicating a prosperous condition of the town.
Our tax rate was higher than usual, owing to the in- creased sums voted for permanent improvements for schools and highway purposes.
It requires a large part (nearly one-half of our annual appropriation for current expenses) for the support of the schools over which the public have only a little control, less and less each year. Should the bills introduced by the Board of Education in the Legislature the present
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session become laws, all school affairs will be vested in that Board and then local option, community privileges, dis- trict schools and selection of teachers will be a matter only to be told to future generations.
HIGHWAYS.
It is hoped that as soon as possible the remainder of Williams, Center and Main Streets will be permanently improved. It is estimated that it would cost about $8,000. One-half would probably be paid by the State under the small town act.
Late in the year a petition was presented to the Select- men to lay out a town way from Elm Street to Somerset Avenue, a distance of forty rods.
A hearing was duly called and held, and it appeared by those using the present path that the way was needed for public travel.
Accordingly the Selectmen laid out a way through C. S. Chase's land, which he will give the town.
At a town meeting called to consider the question it was voted to postpone action until the annual town meet- ing and instructed the Selectmen to insert articles in the annual town meeting warrant, relative to the layout.
SCHOOLS.
We are informed that there is urgent need of larger school accommodation at North Dighton, and some im- provements in other sections of the town.
We are told that about eight thousand dollars will be required to meet the demands of the situation.
The demands of the school proposition require our careful consideration.
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Should the town decide to make the improvements the coming year, we do not think it wise to assess the whole cost in this year's tax levy. Being permanent improve- ments, we feel that the cost should be met by time notes, so that users drawing benefits therefrom may enjoy the privilege of helping to pay a part of the cost.
OUR NEEDS.
We are enjoying admirable freight facilities by water, steam and trolley; telegraph, telephone and gas service are at our disposal, moderate tax rates, plenty of land for building purposes and fine macadam streets.
Under these conditions it would seem that there ought to be more building, especially as about all tenements are occupied and there is somewhat of a demand.
We find there is a hesitation in building because of the need of water for domestic and fire protection.
WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM.
All agree that it is needed, but the question that is . agitating our people is the best way to secure it.
A Water Supply System that would meet the approval of the underwriters, and give a reduction in insurance rates would be altogether too expensive to build by a town of about 2,500 inhabitants, with a valuation of about $1,500,000.
It would be too great a burden for us to carry.
We are assured by good authority that there is a group of men with ample means who have investigated the possi- bilities of the growth of our neighboring town of Somer- set, located opposite the enterprising city of Fall River, the rapid increase in house building in Swansea, and the
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ability of Dighton to furnish an adequate water supply from the Segregansett water shed, already approved by the State Department of Health, who are already taking preliminary measures to form a company and install a first class system for the three towns. They profess a willingness to accept all reasonable restrictions necessary to adequately protect the rights of the town.
It is estimated that the cost will be around $500,000.
These men will be interested in the growth and pros- perity of the town, and if you decide to approve of this system, there must be mutual co-operation of company and people.
It is proposed to establish the pumping station in our town bringing in considerable taxable property.
It has been suggested to us by the engineers of the pro- moters of this project, that they might use as a motive power.
ELECTRICITY.
Therefore, should they adopt that system of motive power for pumping, we could use it for power, lighting our houses and streets.
One of our neighboring towns is lighting all their streets at a yearly rental of $7,000. Another neighboring town is paying $5,000.
We trust this matter will receive careful consideration, that prejudice or jealousy will be eliminated, and we shall be patriotic enough to look to the. prosperity and good of the town.
CHARLES S. CHASE, 1 Selectmen of
E. ELLSWORTH LINCOLN,
GEO. B. GLIDDEN, Dighton.
Dighton, Dec. 31, 1915.
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Report of Overseers of Poor
To the Citizens of Dighton:
In submitting our annual report we call attention to sickness and depression of business in the winter and spring which caused unusual demands for charity :
No. 1. Settlement Dighton. Aid rendered $265 00
No. 2. Settlement Dighton. Aid rendered 101 50
Nos. 4, 5, 6, 7. Settlement Dighton.
Aid rendered 195 96
Nos. 8, 9. Settlement Fall River. Aid rendered 111 94
No. 22. Settlement Dighton Aid rendered 93 00
No. 24. Settlement Dighton. Aid rendered 92 84
Nos. 25, 26, 27. Settlement Dighton. Aid rendered 88 00
No. 28. Settlement Dighton. Aid rendered 240 50
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No. 29. Settlement Dighton. Aid rendered of N. Attleboro 72 00
No. 30. Settlement Dighton. Aid rendered 106 00
Nos. 31, 39. Settlement Fairhaven.
Aid rendered 173 77
No. 36. Settlement Dighton.
Aid rendered 106 00
No. 37. Settlement Dighton. Aid rendered 95 26
No. 41. Settlement Dighton.
Aid rendered by Town of Somerset 117 71
Nos. 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48. Settlement Dighton. Aid rendered 484 07
Nos. 50, 51. Settlement Dighton. Aid rendered 35 16
No. 52. Settlement Dighton.
Aid rendered by City of Taunton and burial 246 14
No. 56. Settlement Dighton. Aid rendered 9 15
Nos. 57, 58, 59, 60, 61. Settlement State. Aid rendered 68 00
Nos. 62, 63, 64. Settlement State. Aid rendered 118 95
Nos. 65, 66, 67, 68, 69. Settlement State.
Aid rendered. 47 19
Nos. 72, 73, 74, 75, 76. Settlement State. Aid rendered 52 86
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Nos. 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 89. Settlement State. Aid rendered 46 34
Nos. 82, 83. Settlement.State.
Aid rendered 4 50
Nos. 84, 85, 86. Settlement State.
Aid rendered 48 24
No. 87. Settlement Dighton. Aid rendered 27 00
No. 88. Settlement State.
Aid rendered 13 50
No. 90. Settlement State
2 25
Aid rendered
No. 91. Settlement State.
Aid rendered 6 75
No. 92. Settlement State.
Aid rendered 1 38
No. 93. Settlement Dighton. Aid rendered 3 00
$3,073 96
CLAIMS.
Town of Fairhaven
$183 38
City of Taunton
71 70
City of Fall River 76 44 State 364 25
$695 77
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RECEIPTS.
Appropriation
$2,500 00
From Fairhaven
225 13
Fall River
144 11
State
4 50
No. 56 reimbursement
9 13
$2,882 87
Respectfully submitted,
CHARLES S. CHACE, - Overseers of
E. ELLSWORTH LINCOLN
GEORGE B. GLIDDEN,
Poor
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REPORT OF BOARD OF HEALTH
To the Citizens of Dighton:
It gives us much pleasure to report a year free from an epidemic of contagious diseases; the year closes with measles prevalent.
3 house have been fumigated $13 50
Salary of Town physician 75 00
W. H. Walker, inspecting meats and provisions 75 00
W. H. Walker, inspecting cattle and slaughtering houses 35 00
$198 50
Respectfully submitted,
CHARLES S. CHACE, E. ELLSWORTH LINCOLN, GEORGE B. GLIDDEN,
1 Board of Health
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Dighton, Mass., Dec. 31, 1915.
To the Board of Selectmen of Town of Dighton, Mass;
Gentlemen :
I herewith submit my report as Town Physician. Ser- vices rendered for the year, 1915.
Services to No. 56 6 times, med. supplied, 66 66 66 28 41 66
60 66 6.
77,78,79,80,81 2 times, med. supplied,
66 66 66 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 " 66 66 57,58,59,60,61 2 66 66 - 16 66
66 39,31, 13
66 66
66
6 62,63,64 6
66
66
42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 2 times, (med. supplied)
RESPECTFULLY submitted,
JOSEPH L. SANBORN, M. D.,
Town Physician.
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TREASURER'S REPORT
Cash on hand, Jan. 1, 1915, $1,305.60
Rec'd of A. N. Goff, Collector Taxes, 37,702.19
A. N. Goff, Collector, interest on Taxes, 165.07
Commonwealth School Fund, 921.62
County of Bristol Dog Fund, 350.56
Geo. T. Green, Oyster note, 150.00
D. F. Lane, Fish note,
15.00.
E. D. Perry, Fish note,
15.00
Sarah R. Sears, Nathan Walker, Cem- etery Fund, 100.00
Commonwealth one-half expense of Fire Apparatus, 87.10
Commonwealth 1-2 Animal Inspection,
37.50
Commonwealth 1-3 expense of Gravel Road, 1,500.00
Dighton Furnace Co.,sales of Old Furnaces 15.00 Commonwealth Public Service Tax, 11.63
Business Tax, 322.77
Bank Tax, 597.58
State Aid, 748.00
Burial Indigent Soldiers 50.00
Street Railway Tax, 1,819.03
Tuition of Children, 57.50
C. S. Chase, Reimbursing Town for Fine,
3.00
Commonwealth Supt. of Schools Salary, 500.00
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Butchers' Licenses, 2.00
Overseers of Poor, Reimbursement, 9.13
Dr. J. L. Sanborn, School Car Ticket, 10.00
Librarian Receipts at Library,
20.26
Rent of Town Hall,
84.00
Care of Cemeteries,
20.00
Charity Account,
373.74
Sealing Weights and Measures, 2 years
45.42
Interest on Town Savings Fund and Cash Balances, 140.88
Court Fines,
36.53
Temporary Loans,
23,000.00
Permanent Loan,
3,000.00
$73,216.11
EXPENDITURES.
Paid out on Account of
Incidentals,
$939.37
Schools,
11,922.08
Massachusetts School Fund,
921.62
Charity,
3,029.03
Streets and Bridges,
4,148.64
State Aid,
718.00
Police Service,
675.74
Moth Department,
89.67
Library,
574.00
Interest,
1,042.62
Fire Dept.,
283.86
Dighton and Berkley Bridge,
236.23
Forest Fires,
350.57
Memorial Day,
60.00
Temporary Loans,
22,500.00
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Permanent Loans,
4,500.00
State Tax,
3,510.00
Repairs State Highway,
306.27
County Tax,
1,905.67
Cemetery Account,
129.00
Board of Health,
395.20
Oiling Streets,
565.05
Town Officers,
1,918.35
Gravel Road,
4,500.00
Heating So. Grammar School,
2,171.52
Repairs Broad Cove School,
695.65
Land Damage at Cobb's Corner,
3,000.00
Balance in Treasury Jan. 1, 1916,
2,127.97
$73,216.11
FINANCIAL STANDING OF THE SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS.
INCIDENTALS.
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1915,
$13.92
Appropriation,
1,000.00
Sundries received during year,
201.00
$1,214.92
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
$939.37
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1916,
275.15
$1,214.92
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SCHOOLS.
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1915,
$38.84
Appropriation,
11,000.00
Dog Fund,
350.56
Superintendent's Salary,
500.00
State Children Tuition,
57.50
Car Tickets,
10.00
$11,956.90
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
$11,922.08
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1916,
34.82
$11,956.90
MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOL FUND.
Received from Commonwealth,
$921.62
Paid School Pay Rolls,
$921.62
CHARITY.
Appropriation,
$2,500.00
Sundries Received,
382.87
Overdrawn this Year,
194.98
$3,077.85
Overdrawn last Year,
48.82
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
3,029.03
$3,077.85
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STREETS AND BRIDGES.
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1915,
$132.12
1914 Excise Tax Received,
1,745.65
Appropriation, 1915 Excise Tax,
1,500.00
1,704.59
$5,082.36
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
4,148.64
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1916,
933.72
$5,082.36
STATE AID.
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1915,
$84.00
Received from Commonwealth,
798.00
$882.00
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
718.00
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1916,
164.00
$882.00
POLICE SERVICE.
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1915,
. 25
Appropriation,
500.00
Sundries Received,
36.53
Overdrawn Jan. 1, 1916,
138.96
$675.74
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
675.74
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MOTH DEPARTMENT.
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1915,
$84.75
Appropriation, 200.00
$284.75
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
89.67
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1916,
195.08
$284.75
LIBRARY.
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1915,
$26.09
Appropriation,
625.00
Sundries Received,
20.26
$671.35
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
574.00
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1916,
97.35
$671.35
INTEREST CHARGES.
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1915,
$71.16
Appropriation,
1,000.00
Interest Received on Cash Balances,
61.70
$1,132.86
Interest Charges Paid,
$1,042.62
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1916,
90.24
$1,132.86
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1915, $3.35
Appropriation, 300.00
$303.35
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
283.86
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1916,
19.49
$303.35
DIGHTON AND BERKLEY BRIDGE.
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1915,
$92.43
Appropriation, 550.00
$642.43
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
236.23
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1916,
406.20
$642.43
FOREST FIRES.
Appropriation,
$300.00
Sundries Received,
87.10
$387.10
Overdrawn Jan. 1, 1915,
$17.00
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
350.57
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1916,
19.53
$387.10
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OBSERVANCE OF MEMORIAL DAY.
Appropriation,
$60.00
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
60.00
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1915,
$44.36
Appropriation,
600.00
Sundries Received,
37.50
$681.86
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
395.20
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1916,
286.66
$681.86
OILING STREETS.
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1915,
$79.85
Appropriation,
600.00
$679.85
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
565.05
Unexpended,
114.80
$679.85
TOWN OFFICERS.
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1915,
$64.25
Appropriation,
2,000.00
$2,064.25
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Paid Selectmen's Orders, 1,918.35
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1916,
145.90
$2,064.25
SPECIAL APPROPRIATION FOR GRAVEL ROADS.
Appropriation,
$3,000.00
Received from Commonwealth,
1,500.00
$4,500.00
Paid Selectmen's Orders, 4,500.00
Special Appropriation for heating So. Gram-
mar School,
2,200.00
Received from Sale of Old Furnaces,
15.00
$2,215.00
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
2,171.52
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1916,
43.48
$2,215.00
SPECIAL APPROPRIATION FOR BROAD COVE SCHOOL BUILDING.
Appropriation,
$800.00
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
$695.65
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1916,
104.35
$800.00
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SPECIAL APPROPRIATION FOR LAND DAMAGES AT COBB'S CORNER.
Appropriation, $3,000.00
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
3,000.00
CEMETERY FUNDS.
Received Nathan Walker Fund, $100.00
Interest Received,
20.00
Due on Nelson Horton Fund,
3.00
Geo. Frances Fund, 3.00
D. W. Frances Fund,
3.00
$129.00
Paid Care of Briggs Lot, 3.00
George Horton Lot,
2.00
Josiah Talbot Lot,
2.00
B. C. Savings Bank, Nathan Walker Fund,
100.00
Care of William Walker Cemetery,
5.00
S. Jones Cemetery,
2.00
Mary J. Briggs Cemetery,
6.00
Nelson Horton Cemetery,
3.00
George Horton Cemetery,
3.00
D. W. Frances Cemetery,
3.00
$129.00
Paid Temporary Loans,
22,500.00
Permanent Loan on Acct. Main St.,
1,000.00
Centre St.,
1,000.00
School St., 500.00
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Land Damage,
1,000.00
Pleasant St. 1,000.00
$4,500.00
Paid State Tax,
3,510.00
State Highway Repairs,
306.27
County Tax,
1,905.67
Jan. 1, 1915.
REPORT OF BURIAL GROUND FUNDS.
George E. Francis Fund,
$103.46
Interest added during Year,
4.16
Jan. 1, 1916 Balance in Savings Bank,
$107.62
BRIGGS BURYING YARD.
Jan. 1, 1915 Amount of Deposit,
$136.78
Interest during Year,
5.38
$142.16
Jan. 1, 1916
Paid for Labor,
3.00
Balance in Savings Bank,
139.16
$142.16
WILLIAMS FUND.
Jan. 1, 1915 Amount of Deposit,
113.34
Interest during Year,
4.56
Jan. 1, 1916 Balance in Savings Bank,
$117.90
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SARAH BABBITT FUND.
Jan. 1, 1915 Amount of Deposit, Interest added during Year, 5.06
$125.79
Jan. 1, 1916 Amount in Savings Bank,
$130.85
SYLVANUS JONES FUND.
Jan. 1, 1915 Amount on Deposit,
$117.38
Interest during Year,
4.72
$122.10
Paid for Labor,
2.00
Jan. 1, 1916
Amount in Savings Bank,
120.10
$122.10
NELSON HORTON FUND.
Jan. 1, 1915 Amount of Deposit,
-$111.26
Interest during Year,
4.48
Jan. 1, 1916
Balance in Savings Bank,
$115.74
JOSIAH R. TALBOT.
Jan. 1, 1915 Amount of Deposit,
$106.24
Interest during Year,
4.28
$110.52
Paid for Labor, Jan. 1, 1916 Amount in Savings Bank,
2.00
108.52
$110.52
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WILLIAM WALKER FUND.
Jan. 1, 1915 Amount of Deposit, Interest during Year,
$255.00
10.30
$265.30
Paid for Labor,
5.00
Jan. 1, 1916
Balance in Savings Bank,
260.30
$265.30
MARY J. BRIGGS FUND.
$103.02
Jan. 1, 1915
Amount of Deposit, Interest,
4.16
$107.18
Paid for Labor,
6.00
Jan. 1, 1916
Balance in Savings Bank,
101.18
$107.18
DAVID W. FRANCIS.
Jan. 1, 1915
Amount of Deposit, Interest,
3.02
Balance in Savings Bank,
$103.02
GEORGE H. HORTON.
Jan. 1, 1915
Amount of Deposit,
$116.56
Interest,
4.68
$121.24
Paid for Labor,
2.00
Jan. 1, 1916
Balance in Savings Bank,
119.24
$121.24
$100.00
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NATHAN WALKER FUND.
July 3, 1915. Amount of Deposit, $100.00
Interest, 1.00
Jan. 1, 1916 Balance in Savings Bank, $101.00
TOWN OF DIGHTON INVESTMENT FUND.
Jan. 1, 1915 Deposit in B. C. Savings Bank, $995.52
Interest during Year, 40.20
Jan. 1, 1916 Balance in Savings Bank, $1,035.72
Jan. 1, 1915 Deposit in Taunton Savings Bank, $965.57
Interest during Year, 38.98
Jan. 1, 1916 Balance in Savings Bank, $1,004.55
TOWN DEBT.
Main St. Loan, One Note,
$1,000.00
Pearl St. Loan, Five Notes, 2,500.00
Centre St. Loan, One Note,
1,000.00
Pleasant St. Loan, Four Notes,
4,000.00
Cobb's Corner Loan, Two Notes, 2,000.00
One Temporary Loan Due in April,
2,000.00
There is One Oyster Note Due,
150.00
Also Two Fish Notes of $10 Each, 20.00
Respectfully submitted,
DWIGHT F. LANE, Town Treasurer.
VALUATION
-AND-
TAX LIST
OF THE
TOWN OF DIGHTON
For the Year 1915
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VALUATION AND TAX LIST
-OF THE-
TOWN OF DIGHTON, MASS. As Assessed April 1, 1915.
Name
Streets Poll
Personal Real
Total
Adams, Chas. H., Chestnut
$2
$49
$2 99
Adams, John T., Elm
2
150
1,775
40 89
Albert, Frank R., Tremont
2
150
1,300
35 33
Alves, Frank S., Cedar
2
245
1,025
27 66
Allen, Fred'k A., Pleasant
2
1,500
32 50
Almedia, Manuel C., Main
2
200
575
17 66
Amidon, Silas H., Hart
2
2 00
Amidon, Hattie, Hart
675
13 64
Anthony, Daniel G., Spring
2
2 00
Andrews, Clarence C., School
2
3,825
79 27
Anderson, Melvin E., Well'ton 2
262
1,300
33 56
Andrews, J. Willis, Main
2
560
3,525
84 53
Andrews, Daniel D., Main
2
3,800
7,550
231 27
Andrews, Manuel, Main
2
775
17 66
Anchor Color and
Gum Works
14,000
43,200 1155 44
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Name Street
Poll Personal Real
Total
Amerill, Marion D., Som. Av.
2
1,000
22,20
Atwood, Herbert F., Som. Av. 2
140
2,200
49 27
Atwood, Abbie J., Som. Av.
300
6 06
Atwood,Abbie J., et al., Som.Av.
1,200
24 24
Austin, Gilbert L., Main
2
2 00
Baker, Harry B., et al., Elm
5,900
119 18
Baker, Harry B., Elm
2
200
6 04
Barber, Arthur, Mt. H. Lane
2
2 00
Barry, Antone, Mt. H. Lane
2
2 00
Ballou, Celia G., Lincoln Av.
1,300
26 26
Ballou, Herbert L.,Lincoln Av. 2
1,000
22 20
Ballou, A. Lincoln Av.
2
2 00
Babbitt, James B., Williams
80
1,675
35 45
Babbitt, W. Wallace, Middle
2
1,290
3,250
93 71
Babbitt, Clifford W., Middle
2
50
3 01
Babbitt, Lester J., Middle
2
2 00
Babbitt, Bathsheba, Centre
750
15 15
Baylies, Emerson H., Summer 2
875
19 68
Barber, Albert E., Walker
2
2 00
Barbora, John, Williams
2
100
4 02
Barbosa, John and
Manuel, De Pont, Jr Wms.
3,350
67 67
Barlow, Edward E., Main
2
2 00
Barney, Mary Lee., Main
1,400
28 28
Bennie, Mary, Pleasant
1,200
24 24
Beaulieu, Rose, Spring
2,950
59 59
Beaulieu, Joseph D., Spring
2
2 00
Bell, John, Stoddard Av.
2
1,125
24 73
Beautilua, Marion, Williams
250
5 05
Blake, Walter H., Somerset
2
1,100
24 22
Blake, William T., Pleasant
750
15 15
Blake, William B., Hart
2
Blake, Wm. B., et al., Hart
584
11 80
1
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Name Street
Poll Personal Real
Total
Blake, Rhoda, Hart
500
10 10
Blinn, Fred C., Main
2
500
1,900
50 48
Boomer, John L., Somerset
2
2 00
Boomer, Anna J., Somerset
3,415
68 99
Boomer,Anna J.,et al.,Somerset
600
12 12
Bowen, Norman S., Main
2
925
20 69
Boyce, Arthur C., Pearl
2
2,550
53 51
Bosworth, Albert G., School
2
225
2,900
65 13
Bosworth, Albert G.
and Emma J., School
800
16 16
Boyd, Herman M., Pearl
2
2 00
Boucheridal, Jos., Lincoln Av.
2
2 00
Bototelho, Frank, Williams
2
350
725
23 72
Boothby, Frank H., Pearl
2
1,950
41 39
Booth, Fred'k L., Pearl
2
2 00
Borges, Manuel S., Pleasant
2
115
950
23 52
Borges, Manuel F., Pleasant
2
580
2,450
63 21
Borges, Joseph W., Pleasant
2
2 00
Borden, George L., Spring
2
2 00
Bouchard, Joseph, Lincoln
2
2 00
Briggs, Ira P., Williams
2
50
3,100
65 63
Briggs, Ira P., et al., Williams
210
4 24
Briggs, J. Harvey, Williams
2
300
5,450
118 15
Briggs, Everett H., Williams
2
75
3 50
Briggs, Everett H.et al., Williams
1,355
27 37
Briggs, Joseph E., Briggs
2
15,478
3,600
387 38
Briggs, Flora T., Briggs
5,000
101 00
Briggs, Joseph E. and Albert S.
Briggs
400
8 08
Briggs, Sarah J., et al., Briggs
4,080
82 42
Briggs, Franklin, Centre
2,050
41 41
Briggs, Albert L., Som. Av.
2
900
20 18
Briggs, Howard C., Som. Av.
2
3,900
80 70
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Name
Street
Poll Personal
Real
Total
Briggs, James F., Main
2
35
2,175
46 65
Briggs, A. Ellery, Main
2
300
4,950
108 05
Briggs, Estella W.
and Mary C. Pierce | Main
1,650
33 33
Briggs, Mary E., Main
350
7 07
Briggs, Herbert A., Main
2
2,240
2,840
104 62
Briggs, Chas. R., Pleasant
2
6,800
139 36
Briggs, George W., Pleasant
2
2 00
Briggs, Rena M., Pleasant
1,400
29 28
Briggs, Lester M., Main
2
2 00
Brady, Patrick J., Summer
2
1,375
29 78
Briggs, Oscar H., Pleasant
2
2 00
Briggs, Roland G., Pleasant
2
250
7 07
Briggs, Lyman E., Somerset
2
2 00
Briggs, Hiram W., Wellington
2
50
1,005
23 31
Briggs,Ada M.,Lena
and Annie Losson
Pleasant
1,730
34 95
Briggs, Eaton M., Somerset
2
2 00
Brightman, Milton J., Main
1,050
21 21
Brightman, Arthur T., Main
2
2 00
Brightman, Wm. T., Pleasant
2
300
8 06
Bridgeford, Annie L., Lincoln
2,900
58 58
Brownell, Charles F., Lincoln
2
400
10 08
Brownell, Harriet L., Lincoln
1,300
26 26
Brindell, William, Spring
2
2 00
Brooks, John, Lincoln Av.
2
2 00
Brooks, Charles, Lincoln Av.
2
2 00
Brooks, William, Lincoln Av.
2
2 00
Brown, Harry E., School
2
2 00
Broadbent,Hugh H.,R'side Av. 2
2 00
Broadbent,Alfred, Riverside Av 2
2 00
Bradbury, Frank, Mt. H. Lane 2
2 00
Bresetta, Archie, Williams . 2
2 00
35
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Name Street
Poll Personal Real
Total
Broadbent, Edwin, Lincoln
2
2 00
Brazil, John A., Wellington
2
225
1,000
26 75
Bronco, Manuel W.,C.W. Lane
2
1,075
23 72
Brown, George E., Elm
2
925
20 69
Brown, Robert, Walker
2
2 00
Bullard,Leland F.,Somerset
2
2 00
Bullard, Frank A.D.,Somerset
2
2,500
52 50
Burt, Bessie C., Centre
200
2,250
48 99
Burt, Arthur H., Centre
2
550
13 11
Burt William L., Somerset
2
50
2,600
55 53
Butterworth,John J., Mt.H.lane 2
2 00
Butler, Lester E., Main
2
200
6 04
Bukacek, Adolph, Pearl
2
2 00
Cabrall, Manuel, Horton
2
2 00
Cabrall, Marion R., Elm
2
250
2,000
47 45
Cabrall, Jessie R., Elm
2
268
1,650
40 75
Cabrall, Joe R., Main
2
200
6 04
Cabrall, Manuel, Williams
2
210
2,100
48 66
Canbra, Manuel P., Williams
2
140
2,775
60 89
Cambra, John P., Pine
2
250
1,375
34 83
Canbra, Julius, Williams
2
200
6 04
Cambra, Frank P., Main
2
421
1,840
47 68
Cambra, Joe, Main
2
264
2,600
59 85
Carey, William B., Main
2
2 00
Cash, Leon F., Somerset
2
2 00
Cash, Orin F., Somerset
2
1,375
29 78
Carr, Louis H., Elm
2
110
850
21 39
Carr, Louis H., et al., Elm
125
2 53
Carr, Charles E., Elm
100
2,960
61 81
Carr, Herbert I., Elm
2
734
3,875
95 11
ยท Carpenter, Joseph, Elm
2
75
500
13 62
Carpenter, Isaac B., Walker
2
2 00
Catauba, Manuel, Wellington
2
870
19 58
36
ANNUAL REPORT
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