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ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS
OF THE TOWN OF
DIGHTON
Year Ending December 31, 1916
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DIGHTON PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 3575 00042 5605
ANNUAL REPORTS
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS
OF THE TOWN OF
DIGHTON .
Year Ending December 31, 1916
PRESS OF C. A. HACK & SON, INC. TAUNTON, MASS. · 1917
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TOWN OFFICERS
FOR 1916-1917.
MODERATOR. CHARLES S. CHASE. 1
TOWN CLERK, TREASURER AND AGENT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH. DWIGHT F. LANE.
SELECTMEN, OVERSEERS OF POOR, AND BOARD OF HEALTH.
CHARLES S. CHASE, E. ELLSWORTH LINCOLN, GEORGE B. GLIDDEN.
ASSESSORS. GEORGE E. GOODING, FERDINAND WALDRON, LEROY J. WADE
HIGHWAY SURVEYORS.
GEORGE E. HATHAWAY, HENRY W. HORTON, ARTHUR F. SPRAGUE, Resigned.
AUDITOR. HOWARD C. BRIGGS.
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TREE WARDEN. EDMUND HATHAWAY.
FOREST FIRE WARDEN. RALPH EARL.
CHIEF OF FIRE DEPARTMENT. A. ELLERY BRIGGS.
TAX COLLECTOR AND MOTH SUPERINTENDENT. ALBERT N. GOFF.
CONSTABLES.
EDMUND HATHAWAY, CHARLES A. HORTON, FRED MILLARD, ALBERT N. GOFF, GEORGE F. HATHAWAY, WALTER H. BLAKE.
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.
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ANNUAL REPORT
Selectmen's Report
To the Citizens of Dighton:
The year 1916 has been an exceptional one in many ways, as is well known. We have, however, enjoyed a good degree of prosperity and plenty, manufactories have prospered, labor has been in demand and well paid, there has been freedom from contagious diseases and ample school privileges.
Generally our farming industry has suffered owing to high wages and scarcity of farm help.
A reduction is noticeable in our tax rate, caused, how- ever, we fear at a sacrifice of the good of some of our de- partments, especially the
HIGHWAY.
For general repair work a small appropriation was made and in proof of our statement we call your attention
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to the condition of Elm Street south from Main Street, Hart Street east from Elm and sections of Williams, Center and Wellington Streets.
Our Highway surveyors have been handicapped in meeting the reasonable requests for repairs for want of funds.
The macadam on Center Street has been repaired and an application of oil has been made to all macadam roads.
We wish to call your attention to the gravel road built between the Segregansett Railroad Station and Berkley and Dighton Bridge, demonstrating the ability of our Road Surveyors to construct a first-class road at a reasonable cost.
The coming year if you decide to improve a section of our highways by the use of macadam or gravel we can secure financial aid from the State under the small town Act the town having the option of taking the contract to do the construction work.
Three well constructed streets at the north village have been accepted by the town, Mount Hope, Bedford and Prospect Streets.
A new street has been built and accepted by the town forty feet wide and about eight hundred feet long from Elm Street to Somerset Avenue a few rods South of the east terminus of Brook Street at cost of three hundred dollars.
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STREET SIGNS.
The past year suitable street signs and guide boards have been placed in position in compliance with the law.
Our steady increase in population has made it nec- essary to provide more room at North Dighton for those. required to attend the
PUBLIC SCHOOLS. .
At the annual town meeting the needs relative to school accommodation in the North village was made plain by interested citizens.
It was voted to raise and appropriate $10,000 to furnish suitable room.
At an adjourned meeting $4,000 was added. A num- ber of other meetings were held relative to the school situation, 'and finally all votes were rescinded and the question was referred to the next annual town meeting.
A committee has been chosen and instructed to inves- „, tigate the cost and advisability of securing a current of
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ELECTRICITY.
for lighting our streets and to furnish power for domestic and commercial purposes.
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A SOLDIER'S MONUMENT.
A native of Dighton, one of the 120 volunteers we furnished for service in the Civil War, has generously given a monument to be erected in front of the Town Hall inscribed with the names of those heroes who served in that great conflict.
Respectfully submitted, -
CHARLES S. CHASE, ), Selectmen E. E. LINCOLN, of
GEO. B. GLIDDEN, 1 Dighton
Dighton, Dec. 30, 1916.
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Report of Overseers of Poor
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To the Citizens of Dighton: '
The year 1916 has called for an unusually large outlay for the aid and support of persons in needy circumstances, caused in part by the neglect of poor departments sending in bills contracted for aid rendered our poor, some bills · extending back two years. In this respect conditions have improved at the close of the year.
During the year 20 persons have either lost their settle- ment or become self-supporting and 5 have died.
Aid rendered No. 1
$280 00
66
No. 4-5-6-7
265 54
66
No. 8-9
116 95
66
No. 21
18 00
66
66
No. 22
276 00
66
66
No. 25-26-29
76 00
66
No. 27 by No. Attleboro
119 00
66
66
No. 28
179 47
. 66
No. 30
148 00
66
No. 34-35
57 56
. 66
66
No. 36
236 00
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Aid rendered No. 37
155 37
66
66
No. 38
141 40
66
66
No. 39
1 98
66
66
No. 40
12 10
66
66
No. 41 by Somerset
206 18
66
No. 42-43-44-45-46-47-48
733.71
66
66 No. 62-63
69 34
66
66
No. 82-83
10 50
66
66
No. 89
233 95
66
No. 90
27 17
66
No. 91 by Braintree
143 75
66
66
No. 92 by Somerset
81 89
66
66
No. 93
29 00
66
66
No. 94-95-96
20 00
66
66
No. 97 ,
24 70
66
66
No. 98
37 00 ,
Medical aid
87 80
$3,788 36
RECEIPTS ON PAUPER ACCOUNT.
Taunton
$71 70
Fall River
117 26
Fairhaven
183 38
State
9 00
Somerset
12 00
Burial
25 00
State
19 14
State
84 34
State
8 00
. $529 82 1
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Appropriation
$2,700 00
$3,229 82
Overdrawn
$558 54
Respectfully submitted,
CHARLES S. CHACE, - Overseers of
E. E. LINCOLN, GEORGE B. GLIDDEN. Poor
Dighton, December 31, 1916.
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REPORT OF BOARD OF HEALTH
To the Citizens of Dighton:
Scarlet Fever, Chicken Pox, Whooping Cough and Measles have been prevalent in a mild form the past year. Dr. J. L. Sanborn, town physician, moved from the town in the spring; Dr. L. E. Butler has charge of town work.
Three houses have been fumigated $13 50
Medical Service 11 20
Printing rules of Board 14 50
Undertaker Enos reporting deaths
1 50
Burial of dog
1 00
Recording 65 births, 31 marriages and 50 deaths 56 95
W. H. Walker, inspecting meats and provisions .. 150 00
W. H. Walker, inspecting cattle for slaughter, quarantine, etc., 98 00
$346 65
Respectfully submitted, \.
CHARLES S. CHACE, Board
E. E. LINCOLN, of
GEORGE B. GLIDDEN. Health
Dighton December 31, 1916
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TREASURER'S REPORT
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916, $2,127.98
Received of A. N. Goff, Collector, 37,071.24
Commonwealth School Fund, 903.29
County of Bristol, Dog Fund,
371.20
Geo. T. Greene, Oyster Note,
150.00
Commonwealth Forest Fire Supplies,
38.00
Lucy J. McNally, B. P. Goff Ceme- tery Fund, 100.00
City of Taunton, Charity, . 71.70
Town of Fairhaven, Charity,
183:38
City of Fall River, Charity,
117.22
D. F. Lane, Fish Note for 1916,
10.00
Commonwealth Temporary Aid,
9.00
E D. Perry, Fish Note for 1916,
10.00
Commonwealth 1-2 Inspection of Animals, 51.00
Allen Slade Holden Co., rebate on School bill, 4.00
Town of Somerset, Charity, 12.00
D. F. Lane, Fishing Privilege for 1917, 10.00
E. D. Perry, Fishing Privilege for 1917, 10.00
Commonwealth Corporation Tax
Public Service, 435.55
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Commonwealth Corporation Tax business, $1,075.59
National Bank Tax, 580.90
Street Ry. Tax,
1,282.63
Burial Paupers,
25.00
Support Paupers,
19.14
Temporary Aid,
84.34
Tuition of Children,
72.50
State Aid,
720.00
Support State Paupers, 8.00
D. T. Wood, Sealer of Weights and
Measures, 16.89
E. A. M. Hathaway, Butcher's License, 1.00
D. T. Wood, Jr., Butchers' License, 1.00
G. H. Walker, Supt. of Schools, Salary,
500.00
Commonwealth Soldiers' Exemption,
91.78
Lydia J. Cole, Receipts at Library,.
20.35
Lydia J. Cole, sale of Souvenirs,
4.95
Bristol Co. Savings Bank, Divi- dend on Deposit, 41.82
Taunton Bank, Dividend on Deposit, 40.56
Cemetery Fund, Receipts, 17.00
Rent of Town Hall, 80.00
Clerk of Court, Fines,
115:00
Interest on Bank Balance, 130.78
Temporary Loans,
21,000.00
$67,614.79
EXPENDITURES.
Schools,
$14,991.08
Charity 3,793.54
Streets,
3,032.13
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Incidentals,
$1,172.86
Public Library,
670.22
Police Dept.,
651.82
State Aid,
694.00
Dighton and Berkley Bridge,
238.58
Town Debt,
4,500.00
Town Hall Driveway,
175.00
Investigating Water Service,
493.34
Land damage on Pleasant St.,
850.00
Temporary Loans,
23,000.00
Center St. gravel,
400.00
No. Dighton School building,
808.68
Town Officers,
2,186.56
Oiling Streets,
1,114.80
Board of Health,
389.33
Cemetery Funds, '
113.00
State Tax,
3,200.00
State Highway Tax,
610.00
County Tax,
2,320.45
Memorial Day,
60.00
Forest Fires,
59.50
Fire Dept.,
156.04
Interest Charges,
908.64
Gypsy Moth Destruction,
94.82
Balance in Treasury Jan. 1, 1917,
930.40
$67,614.79
FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS.
SCHOOLS.
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1916,
$34.83
Dog Fund, 371.20
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Massachusetts School Fund, 903.29
Allen Shade Holder, 4.00
Balance from Broad Cove School Appropriation, 104.35
Balance from So. Dighton Heating Appropriation, 43.48
Tuition of Children, 72.50
Supt. Salary, 500.00
Appropriation,
13,000.00
$15,033.65
Paid Selectmen's Orders, $14,087.79 School Pay Rolls from Mass. School Fund, 903.29 Balance Due Schools, Jan. 1, 1917, 42.57
$15,033.65
CHARITY.
Appropriation, $2,700.00
Sundries Received,
529.78
Overdrawn this year,
758.74
$3,988.52
Overdrawn last year,
$194.98
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
3,793.54
$3,988.52
STREETS AND BRIDGES.
Balance unexpended Jan. 1, 1916, $933.72
Appropriation, 2,100.00
Excise Tax,
1,851.76
$4,885.48
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Paid Selectmen's Orders,
$2,727.13
Selectmen's Orders for Brook Street, 305.00
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1917,
1,853.35
$4,885.48
INCIDENTALS.
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1916,
$275.15
Appropriation,
1,000.00
Sundries Received,
118.89'
$1,394.04
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
$1,172.86
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1917,
221.18
$1,394.04
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1916,
$97.35
Appropriation,
60.00
Receipts,
25.29
$722.64
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
$670.22
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1917,
52.42
$722.64
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POLICE SERVICE.
Appropriation,
$600.00
Received from Fines,
115.00
Overdrawn this year,
75.78
$790.78
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
$651.82 .
Overdrawn last year,
138.96
$790.78
STATE AID.
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1916,
$164.00
Received of Commonwealth,
720.00
$884.00
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
$694.00
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1917,
190.00
$884.00
DIGHTON AND BERKLEY BRIDGE.
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1916,
$406.20
Appropriation,
900.00
$1,306.20
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
$238.58
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1917,
1,067.62
$1,306.20
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TOWN DEBT.
Appropriation,
$5,500.00
$5,500.00
Paid Loan on account of Main St., '
$1,000.00
Centre St.,
1,000.00
School St.,
500.00
Land Damage,
1,000.00
Pleasant St.,
1,000.00
No. Dighton School Expense,
1,000.00
$5,500.00
TOWN HALL DRIVEWAY.
Appropriation,
$200.00
$200.00
Pa'd Selectmen's Orders,
$175.00
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1917,
25.00
-
$200.00
INVESTIGATING PUBLIC WATER SERVICE.
Appropriation,
$500.00
$500.00
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
$493.34
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1917,
6.66
$500.00.
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LAND DAMAGES ON PLEASANT STREET.
Appropriation,
$850.00
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
$850.00
EXTENSION OF BROOK STREET.
Appropriation,
$300.00
Overdrawn this year,
5.00
$305.00
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
305.00
GRAVEL ROAD ON CENTER STREET.
Appropriation,
$400.00
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
$400.00
NORTH DIGHTON SCHOOL BUILDING.
Appropriation,
$1,000.00
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
$808.68
Balance Unexpended,
191.32
$1,000.00
TOWN OFFICERS.
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1916,
$145.90
Appropriation,
2,000.00
Overdrawn Jan. 1, 1917,
40.66
$2,186.56
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
$2,186.56
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OILING STREETS.
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1916, Appropriation,
$114.80
1,000.00
$1,114.80
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
$1,114.80
BOARD OF HEALTH.
$286.66
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1916,
450.00
Appropriation,
51.00
Sundries Received,
$787.66
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
$389.33
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1917,
398.33
$787.66
CEMETERY FUNDS.
Due From last year,
$9.00
From other sources,
108.00
From this year,
5.00
$122.00
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
$13.00
Taunton National Bank,
100.00
Collected for last year,
,9.00
$122.00
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FOREST FIRE WARDEN.
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1916,
$19.53
Sundries,
38.00
Appropriation,
150.00
$207.53
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
$59.50
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1917,
148.03
$207.53
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1916,
$19.49
Appropriation,
250.00
$269.49
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
$156.04
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1917,
113.45
$269.49
INTEREST CHARGES.
S
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1916,
$90.24
Appropriation,
1,500.00
Sundries Received,
213.16
$1,803.40
Paid Interest Charges,
$908.64
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1917,
894.76
$1,803.40
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SUPT. GYPSY AND BROWN TAIL MOTH.
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1916, $195.08 Appropriation, 150.00
$345.08
Paid Selectmen's Orders,
$94.82
Unexpended Jan. 1, 1917,
250.26
$345.08
BURIAL GROUND. FUNDS.
George E. Francis
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1916,
$107.62
Interest,
4.20
$111.82
Paid for Labor,
$3.00
Balance Jan. 1, 1917,
108.82
$111.82
BRIGGS BURYING YARD FUND.'
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1916,
$139.16
Interest, 5.48
$144.64
Paid for Labor,
$3.00
Balance Jan. 1, 1917,
141.64
$144.64
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WILLIAMS CEMETERY FUND.
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1916,
$117.90
Interest, 4.74
$122.64
SARAH BABBITT BURIAL FUND.
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1916,
$130.85
Interest, 5.26
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1917,
$136.11
SYLVANUS JAMES BURIAL FUND.
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1916,
$120.10
Interest, 4.84
$124.94
Paid for Labor,
$2.00
Balance Jan. 1, 1917,
122.94
$124.94
NELSON HORTON BURIAL FUND.
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1916,
$115.74
Interest, 4.52
$120.26
Paid for Labor,
$6.75
Balance Jan. 1, 1917,
113.51
$120.26
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JOSIAH R. TALBOT BURIAL FUND.
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1916,
$108.52
Interest®
4.28
$112.80
Paid for Labor,
$2.50
Balance Jan. 1, 1917,
110.30
$112.80
WILLIAM WALKER FUND.
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1916,
$260.30
Interest,
10.50
$270.80
Paid for Labor,
$3.00
Balance Jan. 1, 1917,
267.80
$270.80
MARY J. BRIGGS FUND.
Balance Jan. 1, 1916,
$101.18
Interest,
4.08
Balance Jan. 1, 1917, $105.26
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DAVID W. FRANCIS FUND.
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1916,
$103.02
Interest,
4.04
$107.06
Paid for Labor,
$6.75
Balance Jan. 1, 1917,
100.31
$107.06
GEORGE H. HORTON FUND.
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1916,
$119,24
Interest,
4.70
$123.94
Paid for Labor,
$2.50
Balance Jan. 1, 1917,
121.44
$123.94
NATHAN WALKER FUND.
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1916,
$101.00
Interést,
4.08
Balance Jan. 1, 1917,
$105.08
BENJAMIN F. GOFF FUND.
Deposit July 1, 1916,
$100.00
Interest,
2.00
Balance Jan. 1, 1917, $102.00
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TOWN OF DIGHTON INVESTMENT FUND.
Balance in B. C. Savings Bank, Jan. 1, 1916, $1,035.72
Accrued Interest, 41.82
Balance Jan. 1, 1917, $1,077.54
Balance in Taunton Savings Bank, Jan. 1, 1916, 1,004.55 Accrued Interest, 40.56
Balance' Jan. 1, 1917, $1,045.11
TOWN DEBT.
Pearl Street Loan, 4 Notes, $2,000.00
Pleasant Street Loan, 3 Notes, 3,000.00
Cobb's Corner Loan, 1 Note, 1,000.00
Two Oyster Notes due Town'from George T. Green for $125 each. ,
Respectfully submitted,
DWIGHT F. LANE,
Town Treasurer.
VALUATION
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TAX LIST
-OF THE-
TOWN OF DIGHTON
For the Year 1916 --
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VALUATION AND TAX LIST
-OF THE -:
TOWN OF DIGHTON, MASS.
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As Assessed April 1, 1916
Name Street
Poll
Personal Real
Total
Andrews, Manuel, Main
$2
$850
$14 22
Andrews, Daniel D., Main
2
$3,800 $7,350'
211 62
Andrews, J. Willis, Main
2
460
3,560
77 59
Andrews, Clarence C., School
2
. 4,025
77 67
Andrews, John P., Som. Ave.
2
2 00
Atwood, Abbie J., et al.,Som. Av.
1,200
22 56
Atwood, Abbie J., Somerset Av.
400
7 52
Atwood, Herbert F., Som. Av.
2
300 ·
2,100
47 12
Adams, Charles H., Chestnut
2
106
400
11 51
Adams, John T., Elm
2
360
1,825
43 75
Anderson, MelvilleE.,Wellington 2
250
1,300
31 14
Allen, Frederick A., Pleasant
2
1,500
30 20
Almedia, Manuel C., Main
2
250 /
675
19 09
Amerill, Marion D., Som. Av.
2
1,050
21 74
Amidon, Silas H., Hart
2
2 00
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Name Street
Poll
Personal
Real
Total
Amidon, Hattie, Hart
675
12 69
Alves, Frank S., Cedar
2
250
1,175
28 79
Austin, Gilbert L., Main
2
2 00
Ainsworth, William, Spring
2
2 90
Albert, Frank R., Tremont
2
150
1,550
33 96
Almedia, Peter, Spring
2
2 00
Anthony, Daniel G.,
2
2 00
Anchor Color and Gum Works
14,000 43,300 1077 24
Armstrong, Benj. H., Som. Av. 2
1,525
7,100
164 15
Austin, F. L., Administrator of Estate of E. Almy
1,919
36 08
Allen, Lewis
2
2 00
Atwood, Grafton C. Som. Ave.
2
2 00
Babbitt, James B., Estate of
W. Dudley Cotton, Admr.
4,809
1,825
126 22
Babbitt, Bathsheba, Centre
750
14 10
Babbitt, N. Wallace, Middle
2
891. 3,450
83 62
Babbitt, Lester I., Middle
2
2 00
Babbitt, Clifford W., Middle
2
300
7 64
Briggs, Ira P., Williams
2
500 1 3,000
67 80
Briggs, Ira P., et al .; Williams
235
4 42
Briggs, J. Harvey, Williams
2
200
5,050
100 70
Briggs, Everett H, Williams
2
96
3 80
Briggs,Everett H.,et al., Williams
1,430
26 88
Briggs, Franklin, Est. Frank
Grant, Admr., Pawtucket
2,050
38 54
Briggs, Sarah J., et al., Briggs
4,080
76 70
Briggs, Joseph E., Briggs
2 15,725
3,600
365 31
Briggs, Flora T., Briggs
3,500
65 80
Briggs, Joseph E.
and Albert S
Briggs
400
7 52
Briggs, Albert L., Somerset Av. 2
1,050
21 74
Briggs, Howard C., Som. Av.
2
4,200
80 96
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Name Street
Poll
Personal Real
Total
Briggs, Eaton M., Som. Av.,
2
2 00
Briggs, A. Ellery, Main
2
400
4,750
98 82
Briggs, Hiram W., Wellington
2
50
1,005
21 91
Briggs, Lester M., Main
2,850
55 58
Briggs, Claria B., Main
2,990
56 21
Briggs, Herbert A., Main
2
2 00
Briggs, Mary E., Main
350
6 58
Briggs, Estella W.
and Mary E. Pierce Main
1,650
31 02
Briggs, James F., Main
2,225
41 83
Briggs, Roland G., Pleasant
2
155
4 91
Briggs, Charles R., Pleasant
2
2,900
56 52
Briggs, Rena M., Pleasant
1,400
26 32
Briggs, George W., Pleasant
2
2 00
Briggs, Silas H., Pleasant
2
2 00
Briggs, Ada M., et al., Pleasant
1,750
32 90
Brightman, Milton I., Pleasant
1,150
21 62
Briggs, Lyman E., Som. Ave.
2
2,950
57 46
Brightman, Arthur T., Main
2
2 00
Brightman, William J., Main Borges, Joseph W., Pleasant Borges, Manuel F., Pleasant
2
2 00
2 475
2,625
60 28
Borges, Manuel S., Pleasant
2
110
1,050
23 81
Bowen, Norman S., Main
2
1,000
20 80
Barlow, Edward E., Main
2 .
2 00
Barney, Mary ·Lee, Main
. 1,400
26 32
Bennie, Mary E., Pleasant
1,250
23 50
Blake, Walter H., Som. Ave.
2
1,100
22 68
Blake, William T., Pleasant
750
14 10
Blake, William B., Pleasant
2
2 00
Blake,William B.,et al., Pleasant
600
11 28
Blake, Rhoda, Pleasant
500
9 40
Bowman, Mortimer, Main
2
400
9 52
2
250
6 70
34
ANNUAL REPORT
Name Street
Poll
Personal Real Total
Bodijo, Frank Sylvia, Brook 2
2 00
Brusette, Archie, Williams
2
2 00
Boomer, John L., Somerset Av. 2
2 00
Boomer, Anna L., Somerset Av.
3,415
64 20
Bullard, Frank, A. D., Som. Av. 2
2,450
48 06
Bullard, Leland F., Som. Av.
2
2 00
Bullard, Joseph A., Som. Av.
2
2 00
Baylies, Emerson H., Summer
2
1,150
23 62
Ballou, Celia G., Lincoln
1,525
28 67
Ballou, Herbert L., Lincoln
2
950
19 86
Ballou, Ai W., Lincoln
2
2 00
Bell, John, Stoddard Ave.
2
1,225
25 03
Bell, Joseph, Stoddard Ave.
2
2 00
Blinn, Fred C., Main
2
500
1,900
47 12
Boyd, Hermond M., Pearl
2
2 00
Boucharde, Joseph, School
2
2 00
Borden, George L., Spring
2.
2 00
Borden, George L., Jr., Spring
2
2 00
Boothby, Frank H., Pearl
2
2,250
44 30
Bosworth, Albert G., School
2
470
3,050
68 18
Bosworth, Albert G.
and Emma J.
School
900
16 92
Boyce, Arthur C., Pearl
2
2,700
52 75
Brazil, John A., Williams
2
2 00
Brady, Patrick J., Summer
2
1,550
'31 14
Broadbent,Alfred,Riverside Av. 2
2 00
Broadbent, Edwin, Lincoln Av. 2
150
4 82
Broadbent, Hugh H.,R'side Av. 2
2 00
Brooks, Ernest, Mt. Hope
2
2 00
Bradbury, Frank, Mt. Hope,
2
2 00
Brooks, Charles, Stoddard Ave.
2
2 00
Brooks, John, Stoddard Ave.
2
2 00
Brooks, William, Stoddard Ave. 2
2 00
35
ANNUAL REPORT
Name Street
Poll
Personal Real
Total
Brown, George E., Elm
2
1,075
20 21
Brown, Harry E., School
2
2 00
Brownell Charles F., Lincoln
2
200
50
6 70
Brownell, Harriet L., Lincoln
2
1,400
26 32
Bant, Antone, Somerset Ave.
2
70
3 32
Bronco, Manuel W.,C. W. Lane 2
1,075
22 21
Brindell, William, Lincoln Ave. 2
2 00
Barbosa, John, Williams
2
90
2,100
43 17
Botelho, Frank, Williams
2
360
985
27 01
Brouillette, Chas., Stoddard Av. 2
2 00
Butler, Lester E., Main
2
400
9 52
Burt, Arthur H., Centre
2
500
11 40
Burt, Bessie C., Centre
500
2,250
51 70
Burt, William L., Somerset Av.
2
71
2,600
52 21
Bukacek, Adolph, Pearl ·
2
2 00
Burham, George, Spring
2
2 00
Burham, John, Spring
2
2 00
Butterworth, John J., Mt. Hope 2
2 00
Barber, Albert E., Walker
2
2 00
Beautilua, Marion, Williams
2
250
4 70
Baker, Harry B., et al., Elm
6,150
115 62
Baker, Harry B., Elm
2
2 00
Bridgeford,Annie L.,Lincoln Av.
3,400
63 92
Borden, Everett W., Spring
2
2 00
Cabrall, Marion R., Elm
2
300
2,240
50 69
Cabrall, Manuel, Williams
2
270
2,100
46 56
Cabrall, Jesse R., Elm
2
264
1,650
37 98
Cabrall, Joe R., Main
2
205
5 85
Carr, Marsden, Elm
2
2 00
Carr, Lewis H., Elm
2
110
1,000
22 87
Carr, Lewis H., et al., Elm
145
2 73
Carr, Charles É., Elm
100
3,160
61 29
Carr, Herbert I., Elm
2
768
3,875
89 29
36
ANNUAL REPORT
Name Street Poll
Personal
Real
Total
Codding,Samuel N.,Lincoln Av. 2
2 00
Codding Jesse C., Lincoln Av. 2
91
3 71
Codding, Annie N., Lincoln Av.
1,175
22 09
Codding, Harry C., Lincoln Av. 2
2 00
Codding,Nathan O.,Lincoln Av. 2
2 00
Codding, Ellen A., Lincoln Av.
1,600
30 08
Chace, Charles S., Elm
2
100
5,125
100 23
Chace, Henry C., Middle
1,175
22 09
Chace, Harry C., Pearl
2
2 00
Chace, Wesley, Pearl
2
2 00
Chace, George M., Pearl
2
600
1,500
41 48
Chace, William F., Williams
2
235
1,300
31 05
Chace, Charles A., Briggs
2
250
6 70
Chace, George E., Pleasant
2
2 00
Chace, Charles W., et al., Elm
2,767
50 89
Cavalho, Manuel C., Main
2
380
5,375
110 19
Coriera, Antone, Hart
2
160
5 01
Catawba, Manuel, Wellington
2
1,000
20 80
Cash, Orin F., Somerset Ave.
2
1,375
27 85
Cash, Leon F., Somerset Ave.
2
2 00
Carreiro, Manuel C., Wellington 2
175
1,000
24 09
Carey, William B., Main
2
2 00
Colwell, William A., Winthrop
2
1,350
27 38
Cambra, John P., Pine
2 200
1,525
34 43
Cambra, Manuel P., Williams
2
520
2,800
64 42
Cambra, Frank P., Main
2
350
1,975
45 24
Cambra, Joe, Main
2
235
2,600
55 30
Cambra, Julius, Williams
2
200
5 76
Cole, Charles W., Main
2
2,250
44 30
Cole, George E., Lincoln Ave.
2
2 00
Coats, Manuel, Tremont
2
100
3 88
Cordeiro, Frank, Main
2
2 00
Cordeiro, Joe, Elm
2
550
12 34
37
ANNUAL REPORT
Name Street
Poll
Personal
Real
Total
Cardosa, Antone M., Som. Av. 2
2 00
Corey, Joe S., Somerset Av.
2
500
11 40
Corey, Manuel, Somerset Av.
2
2 00
Costa, Manuel, Mt. Hope
2
2 00
Costa, Jasper, Mt. Hope
2
2 00
Estate Costa, Manuel, Brook
100
1,350
27 26
Costa, Joe, Cobb Lane
2
100
450
12 34
Costa, Manuel S., Summer
2
60
3 13
Cheursable Jules, Bedford
2
2 00
Chisholm, Hugh J., R'side Av.
2
2 00
Chisholm,Alexander,R'side Av.
2
75
2,300
46 65
Childs, Harris T., Lincoln Av.
2
200
5 76
Childs, Walter, Lincoln Av.
2
71
2,400
48 45
Chadwick, Ernest E., Summer
2
150
4 82
Chadwick, Elmer H., Summer
2
2 00
Chadwick, Howard C., Summer 2
2 00
Chadwick, Sarah J., Summer
2,750
51 70
Chaplin, George M., Pearl
2
300
2,800
60 28
Chandler, John E., Williams
400
1,400
33 84
Collins, John F., Summer
2
2 00
Collins, Fred R., Summer
2
2 00
Clark, George A., Middle
2
1,445
29 17
Cummings, William, Williams
2
2 00
Cinqmar, Thomas F., Spring
2
2 00
Corker, Edward T., Lincoln
2
600
13 28
Crossman Tack Co., Main
.4,000
75 20
Crossman, William W., Main
2
21
2 40
Crupper, Joseph, School
2
2 00
Clark, George A., Treasurer of
Cong. Society, Centre
825
15 51
Carpenter, Joseph, Elm
2
105
500
13 37
Cameron, William, Riverside
2
2 00
38
ANNUAL REPORT
Name Street
Poll Personal Real Total
Crapo, Lucy, Admr. of
Est. of Edith Standish
1,910
35 91
Davis, William E., Oak
2
2 00
Davis, Carrie E., Oak
550
10 34
Davis, Patsy J., Muddy Cove 2
2 00
Drappe, Louis A., Somerset Av. 2
588
5,700
120 21
De Costa, Joe C., Tremont
2
70
950
21 18
Dighton Stove Lining Co., Main
5,400 10,500
298 92
Delano, Lester A., C. W. Block 2
2 00
Donlan, Joseph, Summer
2
2 00
Dyer, Charles, Williams
2
2 00
Dever, Augustus F., Briggs
2
2 00
Donaghy, John, Horton
2
153
575
15 69
Dorrity, Arthur, School
2
2 00
Donahue, John H., Water
2
2 00
De Motta, Antone, Water
2
2 00
De Motta, Alice, Water
610
11 47
Dutra, Seth, Muddy Cove
2
250 · 1,850
41 48
Dutra, Frank G., Cobb Lane
2
2 00
Dutra, Antone, Cobb Lane
2
100
2,200
45 24
Dutra, Francis, Cobb Lane
900
16 92
Dutra, Antone F., Muddy Cove 2
625
13 75
Dutra, Manuel F., Juniper Park 2
45
1,450
30 11
Dutra, Seth F., Juniper Park
2
2 00
Dumas, Adard, Lincoln Ave.
2
2 00
Dupont, John Perry, Williams
2
2 00
Dupont, Joe Perry, Williams
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