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The attendance has been 36, 29, 39, 34, for the several terms, the average for the year being 82 per cent - a gain of 8 per cent over the year previous.
LYNDE-STREET PRIMARY.
M. E. PUTNAM, Teacher.
This school contains older scholars than some of the primary schools, the average age of the pupils being over 8 years, that of the Vinton-Street Primary being 6.8. As a consequence, greater pro- gress has been made in some studies than we find in other schools of our town of the same grade.
The Committee were fortunate in securing the services of a teacher of long experience to take the place of Miss Perry, who resigned at the close of the third term, and the school has suffered no injury from the change.
The average number of pupils, for the year, has been 59, the per- centage of attendance being 72.
UPHAM-STREET SCHOOL.
CHRISTIANA UPHAM, Teacher.
A great lack of thoroughness is apparent in the recitations of this school. The alleged irregular attendance does not seem sufficient to account for the various defects noticed. A teacher is needed who
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REPORT OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
can overcome the obstacles under which the school undoubtedly labors, and inspire the scholars with the desire to excel.
The attendance has been 52, 45, 53, and 48, the average number present being 36, or 72 per cent.
HIGHLAND SCHOOL.
KATE E. COLBURN, Teacher.
This school, embracing scholars of very different ages, has some of the same difficulties to contend against as the one previous named, yet it has no superior for thoroughness in our whole list of schools. Complaint has been made that the latter quality is carried to excess ; but we think less future evil will result from this error, if such exists, than from teaching of an opposite character.
The attendance has been 38, 44, 33, and 43, for the several terms, the percentage of attendance being 86- a gain of 5 per cent above last year.
VINTON-STREET INTERMEDIATE.
JENNIE L. CRIE, Teacher.
So far as the public examinations were concerned, the friends of this school have witnessed a decided improvement over that of last year. Although suffering one term from the absence of the regular teacher, in consequence of sickness, commendable progress has been made in all the studies, and the school promises to take its proper place in the grammar department.
Henceforth it will be known as a grammar school, and parents ' residing in the vicinity will have no inducement to send their children the long distance hitherto thought necessary. The studies will be the same as in the Lynde and Green-street schools, and pupils will be qualified to graduate for the High School.
Attendance 50, 46, 46, 47, for the several terms, the average being 84 per cent.
GREEN-STREET GRAMMAR.
Miss A. R. Poor, the former teacher of this school, resigned, for a more lucrative position, near the close of the last term, and the annual examination was, consequently, less brilliant than the one a
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REPORT OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
year ago. While the Committee regret the loss of so faithful and competent a teacher, they believe her successor will be able to sus- tain the high position this school has hitherto held.
Attendance 47, 47, 44, and 37, -a gain of 10 per cent over last year. The average attendance has been 86 per cent.
LYNDE-STREET GRAMMAR.
PHIEBE A. NORRIS, Teacher.
The Committee can say of this school as was said in the last report, that "the labor has been well and satisfactorily performed." No school in our town manifests more of that influence which a pleasant, earnest, and faithful teacher exerts upon her pupils. The disposition of a teacher is reflected in the faces of her scholars, and no visitor can enter this school without being assured that the guiding power is kindness, and the result a silent witness to the efficiency of love between teacher and scholar.
The attendance has been 45, 42, 41, and 42, for the several terms. Average attendance 89 per cent.
THE HIGH SCHOOL.
MR. EDWARD PARKER, Jun., Principal. MISS ZOE A. NOYES, Assistant.
Under the same instructors as last year, this school has continued to progress in the various studies taught. Thoroughness is the motto, and the results bear evidence of the faithful labors of the teachers. The Principal complains that the requirements for admis- sion have not been sufficiently defined, so as to give him classes capable of working together, and qualified to do justice to the system he would like to adopt.
In past years, there has been a necessity of filling this school, to relieve the grammar departments. This necessity may have oper- ated against the full measure of its usefulness. By the statement appended, it will be seen the attendance is much larger than last year. If the school maintains its position, it will be impossible to admit, hereafter, many more than the number graduating.
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REPORT OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
The usefulness of the school will be enhanced, the coming year, by the aid of apparatus needed to illustrate the studies taught. Al- though but a small beginning, the list of articles can be increased from time to time, as suitable accommodations are provided, until this school, at least, has apparatus necessary for its proper ad- vancement.
The attendance for the several terms has been 70, 60, 59, and 51, or an average of 60, being a gain of 36 per cent over the attendance of last year. The average number present has been 87 per cent of the whole .*
FINANCES.
Town appropriation, . .
$4,000.00
Received from the State School Fund,
100.82
Received from the Town of Stoneham,
24.95
$4,125.77
EXPENSES.
Teachers' salaries,
. $2,944.68
Fuel, .
224.40
Care of rooms,
277.17
Contingent expenses,
206.60
Apparatus,
46.89
Superintendence of schools,
132.00
$3831.74
Balance unexpended, $294.03
It is estimated that the sum of four thousand dollars will suffice to meet the expenses of the coming year.
Respectfully submitted,
E. O. PHINNEY, LUTHER ROBINSON, Committee. School
C. H. ISBURGH,
* The true percentage is 912. According to the method required by the State registers, a school of 60 scholars, having four enter near the close of the term, has an average attendance of only 95 per cent, although no absences have occurred during the term. The transfer of scholars from one school to another, has the effect of reducing the attendance of both schools.
The school registers have not been properly kept, in many instances. The absences are not recorded, and it is impossible to tell if the results given are correct. The number of days of the last term, for instance, vary from 61 to 78, making quite a difference in the average attendance.
VALUATION OF PROPERTY
IN THE
TOWN OF MELROSE.
ASSESSED MAY 1, 1861.
VALUE OF PERSONAL AND REAL ESTATES.
POLLS.
REAL ESTATE.
PERS'L ESTATE.
TOTALS.
Residents .
618
$998,395.00
$134,619.00
$1,133,014.00
Non-residents
289,671.00
135.00
289,806.00
Totals .
618
$1,288,066.00
$134,754.00
$1,422,820.00
TOWN GRANT
$11,960.00
COUNTY TAX
1,403.15
STATE
"
483.00
OVERLAYS
500.00
$14,346.15
POLL TAX FOR TOWN, COUNTY, AND STATE
$1.50
HIGHWAY TAX
36
$1.86
RATE, $9.50 PER $1,000.
2
VALUATION AND TAXES.
RESIDENTS.
NAME, AND
Poll.
Value of Real.
Tax on Real.
Value of Person'l.
Tax on Personal.
Total.
Abatements.
ADAMS, J. W.
1.86
2,050
19.47
·
.
21.33
.
.
House and 11,285 ft. land, Sumner st., $2,050.
ADAMS, NANCY M. . ·
. .
.
.
90
.85
.85
.
.
1 share Lowell & Lawrence R. R., $90.
ALLEN, WM. H.
1.86
2,650
27.03
.
·
.
.
House, barn, and & a. land, Perkins st., $2,650.
3,125
29.68
29.68
2.14
ALLEN, JOHN, heirs of . House, barn, shed, and 2} a. land, Green st., $3,125. ALDEN, D. A. House and 6,742 ft. land, Myrtle st., $1,750.
1.86
1,750
16.62
18.48
.
ANDREWS, J. L. ·
1.86
1,525
14.49
16.35
·
APTHROP, J. T. .
1.86
4,000
38.00
.
·
39.86
. ·
House, Franklin st., $1,900; house, Franklin st., east, $1,000; 2 sum'er-houses, $100; 44 acres of land, $1,000.
ATKINSON, JOHN . ·
1.86
880
7.60
.
·
.
House, shop, and 2§ a. land, Washington st., $880.
1.86
300
2.85
120
1.14
5.85
.
1 horse, $20; stock in trade, $100.
ATWOOD, JOEL
1.86
950
9.03
10.89
. ·
House and land, Winthrop st., $950.
AVERY, J. Q. A.
1.86
400
3.80
.5.66
.95
House and land south of Upham st., $400.
.
.
28.89
House, barn, and 5,000 ft. land, Hurd st., $1,525.
ATKINSON, JONATHAN . Ropewalk, $300.
9.46
·
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY.
4
VALUATION OF PROPERTY
NAME, AND DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY.
Poll.
Value of Real.
Tax on Real.
Value of Person'1.
Tax on Personal.
Abatements.
AVERY, KITTREDGE
1.86
1,950
18.53
.170
1.62
22.01
House, barn, and land, Upham st., $1,950.
Horse, $100; carriage, $40; cow, $25; Hog, $5. BARBER, WM. House and land, Main st., $2,000.
1.86
2,000
19.00
20.86
BARKER, SAMUEL
1.86
650
6.18
8.06
House and land, East st., $650.
1.86
3,900
37.05
38.91
BARRETT, AUGUSTUS
1.86
3,425
32.54
440
4.14
38.54
.
House, barn, and land, Leb- anon st., $3,275; Ass'n lot 142, $50; lot 41, Rice plan, $100. Stock in trade, $250; horse, $90; 2 carriages, $100. BARRETT, ARTEMAS
1.86
2,000
19.00
25
.24
21.10
. . .
House, barn, and land, Myrtle st., $2,000. Carriage, $25.
BARRETT, S. F. House, 2 barns, and land, Grove st., $3,400.
1.86
3,400
32.30
95
.90
35.06
. . .
Horse, $75; carriage, $20. BARRETT, JONATHAN ¿ house, ¿ barn, and land, Laurel st., $875.
1.86
875
8.31
.
·
.
10.17
. .
. .
2,775
26.36
26.36
2.85
BARRETT, JONA., and others . House, south, Vinton st., $800; house, next north, Vinton st., $225; house, next north, Vinton st., $300; house, next north, Vinton st., $250; 60,340 ft. land, $1,200. BARRETT, MICHAEL Land, Lebanon st., $75. BAKER, MARTIN . . House and 16,000 ft. land, Upham st., $1,600; Ass'n lot 194, $100.
1.86
75
.71
2.57
1.86
1,700
16.15
18.01
BALDWIN, FANNY, widow . House and & a. land, Fos- ter st., $2,300 ; mountain house and & acre land, $2,150.
4,450
42.28
· .
.
·
42.28
.
.
·
·
.
.
·
BARKER, JOSIAH H. House and land, Emerson st., $3,900.
Total.
5
IN THE TOWN OF MELROSE.
NAME, AND
Poll.
Value of Real.
Tax on Real.
Value of Person'l.
Tax on Personal.
Abatements.
BARRY, R. P., heirs of House and 10,552 ft. land, Main st., $1,400.
1,400
13.30
.
.
13.30
.
BARNES, ELIZABETH L. House and 5,146 ft. land, Hurd st., $1,500.
BARTLETT, G. W.
1.86
Horse, $50; carriage, $50. BARTHOLOMEW, T. C. .
1.86
3,750
35.63
30
.29
37.78
House, barn, and 1 a. land, Wyoming av., $3,350; 64 a. land, Stephen Lynde estate, $400. Cow, $30. BEAL, G. W.
1.86
725
6.89
· .
·
.
8.75
House and 8,000 ft. land, Maple st., $400; 7,000 ft. land, Linden court, $100; 10,000 ft. of W. R. Col- lins, $225. BECKETT, J. M.
1.86
2,300
21.85
23.71
.
.
House and 6,000 ft. land, Myrtle st., $1,400 ; Ass'n lots 30, 31, 110, 112, 117, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 268, 270, $900. BENNETT, FRANCIS . House, barn, and 20,000 ft. land, Linwood av., $600. BENNETT & PREY Shop and 8,000 ft. land, Linwood av., $200. Stock in trade, $500; horse, $50; carriage, $15. BICKFORD, I. H.
1.86
600
5.70
7.56
.
.
House, barn, and ¿ a. land, Myrtle st., $2,350.
Horse, $150; 2 carriages, $100. BIGELOW, LIBERTY . . House and 62,900 ft. land, Foster st., $6,500.
1.86
6,500
61.75
·
63.61
.
BISHOP, GEORGE
1.86
780
7.41
9.27
.
·
House, shop, and 16,500 ft. land, Lebanon st., $780. BOARDMAN, S. A. 3 horses, $200; 4 hogs, $25; 4 carriages, $250.
1.86
·
·
BOARDMAN, BENJAMIN ·
1.86
800
7.60
.
. ·
9.46
·
.
.
100
.95
2.81
.
.
1.86
2,350
22.33
250
2.38
26.57
.
.
·
475
4.51
6.37
House and 8,000 ft. land, Main st., $800.
200
1.90
565
5.37
7.27
·
.
14.25
1,500
14.25
.
Total.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY.
6
VALUATION OF PROPERTY
NAME, AND
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY.
Poll.
Value of Real.
Tax on Real.
Value of Person'l.
Tax on Personal.
Total.
Abatements.
BOARDMAN, W. W.
1.86
2,360
22.42
179
1.70
25.98
.
House and 6,000 ft. land, Essex st., $1,760; shop and barn, Essex st., with 9,000 ft. land, $600. Horse, $75; hog, $4; 4 cows, $100.
BOARDMAN, GEORGE F. . House, stable, shop, and 9,686 ft. land, Laurel st., $1,850; Concert Hall, house in rear of hall, 2 shops, Essex st., 14,500 ft. land, $5,150; house and 11,550 ft. land, Win- throp st., $650; } a. land, Essex st., west of church, $650 ; 7,000 ft. land, Myr- tle st., $150; 20,115 ft. land, Lebanon st., $75. 10 cords wood, $40.
1.86
8,525
80.99
40
.38
83.23
4.75
BOARDMAN, MARY, widow House, shop, and § a. land, Main st., $1,575.
BOARDMAN, CHARLES .
1.86
4,375
41.57
.
.
.
43.43
House, barn, and ¿ a. land, Grove st., $1,650; 22} a. land, south of Conant's, $1,900; 7 a. woodland, Cary lot, $150; 2} a. woodland, Tewksbury lot, $35; 2} a. woodland, Buckman lot, $150; 2 a. land, Linwood av., $250; Ass'n lots 301, 302, 305, 306, $240.
BOGLE, WILLIAM
1.86
7,100
67.45
45
.43
69.74
. .
House, barn and 2 a. land, Foster st., $6,050; 29,962 ft. land, opposite, $1,050. Cow, $30; carriage, $15. BOARDMAN, CAROLINE A. .
House and land, corner of Main and Winthrop sts., $1,400.
BLAISDELL, C. H.
1.86
500
4.75
.
. ·
6.61
20,800 ft. land, Mt. Vernon st., $500.
BROWN, KEZIAH ·
· 3,070
29.17
200
1.90
31.07
.
.
1,575
14.97
14.97
1,400
13.30
. . .
.
13.30
·
House, shop, and 2 a. land, Main st., $870; 22 a.
.
7
IN THE TOWN OF MELROSE.
NAME, AND
Poll.
Value of Real.
Tax on Real.
Value of Person'1.
Tax on Personal.
Abatements.
wood and tillage land, $2,200.
Money, $200.
BROWN, LAROY
1.86
800
7.60
65
.62
10.08
· . .
6 a. wood and tillage land, $800.
Horse, $25; cow, $25; heif- er, $15.
BROWN, ORIN
1.86
750
7.12
115
1.10
10.08
. .
Barn, Main st., $200; 11 a. land, $550.
Horse, $50; 3 hogs, $25; 10 cords wood, $40.
BROWN, JONAS G. .
1.86
1,195
11.35
114
1.09
14.30
· .
House, barn, and 12} a. land, Main st., $875; 4 a. land, $320.
2 horses, $40; cow, $30; 2 hogs, $12; 8 cords wood, $32.
BROWN, JONAS, heirs of .
550
5.23
.
.
.
11 a. wood and pasture land, $550.
BROWN, GEORGE E.
1.86
1,000
9.50
11.36
.
House and 8,612 ft. land, Ashland st., $1,000.
1.86
350
3.32
· .
5.18
. ·
BRYANT, THOMAS O. .
1.86
1,650
15.20
· ·
·
.
17.06
House and 9,393 ft. land, Cottage st., $1,650.
BURNHAM, P. E. Mrs. House and 10,300 ft. land, Pine st., $1,125.
1,125
10.69
·
10.69
1.86
22,400
212.80
· .
·
.
214.66
BURNHAM, GEO. P., or others. House, barn, and 40,000 ft. land, Cottage st., $6,875 ; house, shed, and 10,000 ft. land, west side Cottage st., $2,125 ; house, Hurd st., east, house, cor. Hurd and Cottage sts., house, south, Cottage st., and 22,136 ft. land, $5,300; house and 10,000 ft. land, Trenton st., $1,400; Ly- ceum Hall and 7,000 ft. land, $6,700.
BURNS, JEFFERSON, or others. House and 17,625 ft. land,
. 5,025
47.74
. ·
47.74 .
·
·
.
·
BROWNE, JOHN · House and 8,000 ft. land, Maple st, $350.
5.23
.
Total.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY.
8
VALUATION OF PROPERTY
NAME, AND
Poll.
Value of Real.
Tax on Real.
Value of Person'l.
Tax on Personal.
Abatements.
Trenton street, $2,325; house, northwest of Mel- rose Depot, and house west of same, with 16,335 ft. land, $2,300; house, Washington street, and 13,336 ft. land, $400.
BURNS, JEFFERSON, Mrs. Shop and 10,000 ft. land, lot 55, Martin's plan, $350. BURGESS, W. B.
1.86
1,200
11.40
.
·
13.26
House and 6,200 ft. land, Myrtle st., $1,200.
1.86
2,025
19.24
30
.29
21.39
·
House, outbuildings, and 20,028 ft. land, $2,025. Cow, $30.
BUTTRICK, J. W. Hog, $5.
1.86
5
.48
2.34
.
BUTTRICK & BARTLETT 5 horses, $225; 5 carriages, $250.
BUGBEE, S. S.
1.86
500
4.75
1,075
10.22
16.83
10,419 ft. land, Wyoming av., $500.
Stock in trade, $1,000; horse, $75.
BRYANT, N. B .. House, ¿ barn, and 12,447 ft. land, Emerson street, $4,300.
1.86
4,300
40.85
.
.
42.71
. .
CARTER, BENJAMIN House and 9,000 ft. land, Linwood av., $700.
1.86
700
6.65
·
.
. .
¿ house and 1,937 ft. land, Winthrop st. (exempt $500), $625.
1.86
2,600
24.70
130
1.24
27.80
·
·
.
CASSIN, JAMES House, barn, and 1 a. land, Newburyport turnpike, $1,800; 7 acres of mow- ing land, $500; 12 acres of wood and pasture land, $300.
Horse, $30; cow, $25; 2 carriages, $75.
CHANDLER, DUDLEY
House, barn, and house west of same, and 21,780 ft. land, $5,675.
1.86
5,675
53.91
. .
55.77
.
.
·
. .
.
.
.
475
4.52
4.52
.
CARTER, LUCY
625
1.19
1.19
.
.
Total.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY.
350
3.32
3.32
BUFFUM, CARLON
8.51
9
IN THE TOWN OF MELROSE.
NAME, AND
Poll.
Value of Real.
Tax on Real.
Value of Person'1.
Tax on Personal.
Abatements.
CHAPIN, C. N.
1.86
1,800
17.10
18.96
House and 13,090 ft. land, Perkins st., $1,800.
CHURCH, ASA
1.86
2,000
19.00
730
6.94
27.80
.
House and 1 a. land, Main st., $1,400; 6 a. wood and tillage-land, $600.
Stock in trade, $550; 15 shares Vt. & Mass. R.R., $180.
CHILDS, CYNTHIA, Mrs. .
850
8.08
720
6.84
6.84
CHEEVER, SARAH A.
12 shares Wor. & Nashua R.R., $720.
CLARK, F. F.
1.86
400
3.80
.
·
House and 6,538 ft. land, Grove st., $400.
1.86
2,475
23.51
.
25.37
CLAVERIE, JANE, Mrs. · House and 13,282 ft. land, Vinton st., $1,650.
CLOSE, EMERY
1.86
1,650
15.68
500
4.75
22.29
.
.
.
House and 10,890 ft. land, Willow st., $1,650. Money, $500.
COCHRANE, JONATHAN .
1.86
2,050
19.48
·
. . .
House and 10,000 ft. land, Grove st., $1,750; 17,000 ft. land, Lynde st., $300. COCHRANE, NELSON
1.86
2,400
22.80
106
1.01
25.67
1.43
House, barn, and 3} a. land, Howard st., $2,175; 4} a. pasture-land, $225.
2 cows, $50; Heifer, $15; hog, $5; 9 cords wood, $36.
COBB, E. W. .
1.86
705
6.70
8.56
.
.
Stock in trade, $500; 2 horses, $150; hog, $5; carriage, $50.
COBURN, L. G.
1.86
4,400
41.80
275
2.41
46.27
·
House, ¿ barn, and 21,780 ft. land, Wyoming av., $4,400.
Horse, $125; 2 carriages, $150.
COLLINS, WALTER R. . 1.86
3,915
37.19
.
.
.
.
.
.
39.05
·
.
.
8.08
House and 18,000 ft. land, Main st., $850.
.
.
.
.
5.66
CLARK, J. H. · · House and 16,314 ft. land, Emerson st., $2,475.
1,650
15.68
15.68
·
21.34
·
B
·
Total.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY.
10
VALUATION OF PROPERTY
NAME, AND
Poll.
Value of Real.
Tax on Real.
Value of Person'1.
Tax on Personal.
Abatements.
House and 11,372 ft. land, Poplar st., $900; unfin- ished house and 7,500 ft. land, Emerson st., $1,125; 10,776 ft. land, Emerson st., $210; 40,000 ft. land, Maple st., $600; land, Poplar st., lots 24, 25, 26, 43, Rice plan, $880.
COOK, WILLIAM . .
1.86
950
9.03
10.89
.
COOLIDGE, CHARLES J.
1.86
1,050
9.98
.
·
·
·
House and 9,660 ft. land, Tremont st., $1,050. CONWAY, PATRICK . House, barn; and 3 a. land, old Saugus road, $700; 3 a. pasture-land, $100. Horse, $30; cow, $25; car- riage, $25.
1.86
800
7.60
80
.76
10.22
. . .
CORSON, J. V.
1.86
3,800
36.10
. .
37.96
2.85
House, shed, and } a. land, Green st., $1,700; house, shop, and 6,863 ft. land, Emerson st., $2,100.
CROCKETT, GEORGE B. House and 9,208 ft. land, Pine st., $275.
1.86
275
2.61
. .
.
. .
CURRIER, C. M. .
1.86
2,050
19.48
175
1.66
23.00
4
House, barn, and 8,550 ft. land, Oakland st., $1,700; shop and 9,750 ft. land, $350.
Horse, $75; carriage, $100. CUNNINGHAM, A. L.
1.86
2.900
27.55
.
.
29.41
House and 12,275 ft. land, Cedar park, $2,900.
CUTTING, W. H. .
1.86
2,000
19.00
·
·
9.70
CURTICE, SAMUEL
1.86
825
7.84
House and 5,445 ft. land, Reading hill, $825.
1.86
2,450
23.28
300
2.85
27.99
2.38
CROCKER, JOSEPH House and 11,160 ft. land, Laurel st., $2,450. Stock in trade, $300.
CROCKER, JOHN .
1.86
1,575
14.96
·
. .
16.82
. . .
House and 8,514 ft. land, Myrtle st., $1,575.
Total.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY.
House and 37,933 ft. land, Washington st., $950.
11.84
4.47
20.86
House and 14,611 ft. land, Cedar park, $2,000.
11
IN THE TOWN OF MELROSE.
NAME, AND
Poll.
Value of Real.
Tax on Real.
Value of Person'1.
Tax on Personal.
Abatements.
CHIPMAN, G. W.
1.86
9,100
86.45
210
2.00
90.31
.
House, stable, and 6} a. land, Franklin street, $7,600; barn and 59,987 ft. land, opposite, $1,400 ; observatory, $100.
Horse, $100; 2 carriages, $180; cow, $30.
DAVIS, EDMAND .
1.86
1,790
17.01
30
.29
19.16
.
.
House, barn, and & a. land, Upham st., $1,090; 12 a. land, Cowdry lot, $700. Horse, $30.
DAVIE, GEORGE .
1.86
900
8.55
10.41
House and 7,855 ft. land, Lynde st., $900.
DEAN, N. . Ass'n lot 11, $70.
1.86
70
.67
2.53
DEAN, SARAH
150
1.43
1.43
House, land, and Ass'n lot 10, $150.
DERBY, NATHAN J.
1.86
7,210
68.50
429
4.08
74.44
.
House and barn on Upham st., $1,960 ; 30 a. mowing- land, $3,800; 10 a. pas- ture-land, $450; 10 a. woodland, $800; 24 a. land, of J. Upham, $200. 2 horses, $130; cow, $25; 1 pr. oxen, $100; 6 hogs, $61; 2 carriages, $65; 12 cords wood, $48. DESHON, FRANCIS
1.86
50
.48
2.34
1,275
12.12
12.12
Horse, $25; carriage, $25. DAVENPORT, M. C., Mrs. House and 4,290 ft. land, rear of E. Close, $1,275. DEARBORN & Co. House and 21,000 ft. land, Wyoming av., $3,040. DEARBORN, S. O. .
3,040
28.88
.
28.88
.
1.86
13,170
125.12
.
.
126.98
. . .
·
·
.
.
House, barn, and 50,000 ft. land, Main st., $4,600; 2 unfinished houses, Sum- mer st., $2,400; house and 20,543 ft. land, Wyo- ming av., cor. Cottage st., $2,450; lots 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, and part of lots 3, 9, 12, 33, 34, $2,900; Ass'n lots 16, 18, 20, 21, 47, 78,
Total.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY.
12
VALUATION OF PROPERTY
NAME, AND
Poll.
Value of Real.
.
Tax on Real.
Value of Person'1.
Tax on Personal.
Abatements.
82, 89, 94, 98, 102, 120, 121, 283, $820.
·
1,450
13.78
1,900
18.05
31.83
DIX, WILLIAM, heirs of . House and & a. land, Main st., $1,450. Money, $1,900.
DOANE, L., heirs of .
3,600
34.20
34.20
¿ house, ¿ barn, and 25,865 ft. land, Main st., $3,600. DOUBLE, E. B.
1.86
325
3.09
4.95
10,710 ft. land, Wyoming av., $325.
1.86
100
.95
.
.
10,000 ft. land north of
Franklin st., $100.
DUNHAM, J. K. .
1.86
675
6.40
750
7.13
15.40
7.13
1} a. land on Green street, $675. Money, $750.
1.86
6,150
58.43
·
.
·
.
. . .
House, barn, and 14,700 ft. land, Emers'n st., $4,650; house and 12,000 ft. land, Otis st., $1,500.
DYER, JOHN A.
1.86
1,550
14.73
16.59
.
House and 15,900 ft. land, Grove st., $1,550.
EASTMAN, M.
1.86
190
1.81
333
3.17
6.84
Ass'n lot 148, $90; lots 17 and 32, S. Lynde est., $100.
2 horses, $100; cow, $25; hog, $8; 3 wagons, $200. EATON, CHARLES, heirs of House and 14,780 ft. land, Main st., $2,200. EDGERLY, PETER .
1.86
3,580
34.01
.
.
.
.
35.87
House, barn, and 19,659 ft. land, Cottage st., $3,200; 9,512 ft. land, next south, $380.
ELLIS, MARTIN
1.86
1,575
14.96
400
3.80
20.62
.
·
·
·
.
2,200
20.90
.
.
.
20.90
. ·
House and 4,312 ft. land, Myrtle st., $900; barn, shed, and 9,050 ft. land, Myrtle st., $500; 1 a. peat-meadow, of Perkins, $50; house and 6,000 ft. land, Maple st., $125.
3 horses, $300 ; 3 carriages, $100.
Total.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY.
.
DOE, JUSTIN S. .
2.81
DURANT, AUGUSTUS
60.29
13
IN THE TOWN OF MELROSE.
NAME, AND DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY.
Poll.
Value of Real.
Tax on Real.
Value of Person'1.
Tax on Personal.
Total.
Abatements.
ELLIS, P. R. . House and 7,550 ft. land, Myrtle st., $1,225; barn and 2,500 ft. land, Win- throp st., $100.
3 horses, $250; carriage, $75.
ELLISON, SAMUEL
1.86
1,475
14.01
50
.48
16.35
House and 3,232 ft. land, Main st., $1,475. Horse, $50.
EMERSON, GEORGE
1.86
16,000
152.00
7,990
75.91
229.77
.
House, store, barn, shed, 1} acres land, Main st. $3,400; house and shop, Green st., $325; house, store, barn, shed, and 12,143 ft. land, Emerson st., $3,475; house and 21,780 ft. land, south side' of Emerson st., $3,700; 5 a. mowing-land, $2,500 ; 4 a. meadow-land, $300; 344 a. woodland, $650; 20,780 ft. land, Main st., $950; 19,182 ft. land, Lebanon st., $285 ; Ass'n lots 157, 158, 159, 160, $400; 36 sq. rds. land, of I. Emerson, $15.
3 shares of Malden Bank, $300; money, $7,200; 3 horses, $250; 3 cows, $75; 2 hogs, $10; 3 car- riages, $155. EMERSON, G. W.
14,160 ft. land, Emerson st., $800.
EMERSON, ISAAC, heirs of
3,540
33.63
2,080
19.76
53.39
4.09
House, barn, and 25,410 ft. land, Main st., $1,900; 24 a. land, Porter st., $1,000; 4 a. woodland, $150; & a. peat-meadow, $35; 10,675 ft. land west of Main st., $475.
2 shares in Malden Bank, $200; money, $1,850; carriage, $30.
EMERSON, ISAAC, Jun. House, barn, and 18,900 ft.
1.86
3,750
35.63
475
4.51
42.00
.
.
1.86
800
7.60
.
.
·
.
9.46
.
.
1.86
1,325
12.59
325
3.09
17.54
-
14
VALUATION OF PROPERTY
NAME, AND
Poll.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY.
.
Value of Real.
Tax on Real.
Value of Person'l.
Tax on Personal.
Abatements.
land on Lake avenue, $3,750. 2. shares in Malden Bank, $200 ; horse, $100; 2 car- riages, $175.
EMERSON, R. W. House and ¿ a. land, Lake av., $2,500.
1.86
2,500
23.75
1,140
10.83
10.83
·
Stock in trade, $1,000; horse, $100; carriage, $40.
600
5.70
1,000
9.50
15.20
· ·
.
Money, $1,000.
EMERSON, ELMIRA . 2 shares in Malden Bank, $200.
1.86
2.650
25.18
258
2.45
29.49
.
·House, barn, and 9,393 ft. land, Main st., $2,650. Horse, $150; hog, $8; stock in trade, $100.
EMERSON & STIMPSON Ice-houses and 24,478 ft. land, north of Emerson st., $1,900. Ice in houses, $800.
1.86
3,100
29.45
·
.
31.31
EMERSON, GEORGE, 2nd . House and 15,172 ft. land, Emerson st., $3,100.
1.86
4,950
47.03
·
·
.
.
48.89
.
FAIRBANKS, DAVID .
1.86
6,450
61.28
1,857
17.64
80.78
¿ house, ¿ barn, and 25,853 ft. land, Main st., $3,600 ; house and 22,056 ft. land, Willow st., $2,850.
Horse, $50; cow, $30 ; hog, $8 ; gig, $25 ; ship stock, $944 ; 8 shares Freemans Bank, $800.
FAIRBANKS, JOSEPH A. . Horse, $150; carriage, $75. FAIRBANKS & ROBINSON.
1.86
.
.
225
2.14
4.00
.
·
2,600
24.70
24.70 .
·
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
FAIRBANKS, JOHN W. House and 10,000 ft. land, cor. Myrtle and Essex sts., $3,450; house and 5,737 ft. land, Myrtle st., $1,500.
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