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GEORGE W. DURELL, Chairman of the High School Committee.
GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.
The examination of the Grammar schools was conducted out of the ordinary course. Your com- mittee are aware that teachers often adapt their course of study and manner of recitation somewhat with reference to the anticipated examination. This time the teachers and pupils were thrown off their guard, and made to show their proficiency, or lack of it, in unexpected fields of investigation. The result was, as was anticipated, the examinations were - not, with but one exception, generally so brilliant as usual. Teachers have usually confined their pupils within certain well-defined limits of study. In some schools the whole drill in reading has been limited to three or four selections for an entire term. These three or four pieces were well read. We tried each
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class in some lesson they had not read, and in some schools these unprasticed selections were read very unsatisfactorily. We tried them in spelling from the reader and in spelling exercises that had been studied by the same pupils while members of a lower class; and while very difficult words were spelled correctly within the given limits, very simple words were misspelled on pages the same pupils had learned some previous term. We gave a pupil a problem to perform on a page in the arithmetic not so far in advance as the class next lower had been. The teacher said ber pupils had not studied that principle, - she " was not responsible for them there, - they studied that part of the arithmetic before they came to her room." We think this a mistake. Pupils should be taught to read at sight and should prac- tice on certain few selections in reading as exercises in vocal drill. They should be taught to spell all the common words in use, even though they may not be found on certain pages in the speller. If a teacher in a lower division has not done her work well, the mischief should be repaired by reviews in the upper classes. It is but fair to say that some schools suffered none in our change in the method of con- ducting the examinations; by a system of reviews and a judicious selection of general and somewhat miscellaneous instruction, their classes examined nearly as well outside the given limits as within.
O. S. KNAPP,
Chairman.
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SUB-GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.
But few changes have occurred in the arrangement and management of schools of this grade since our last annual report.
The recent examinations gave evidence that they are in good condition, but not all are alike in point of excellence. A marked difference in discipline and proficiency was noticed by a comparison of several schools with each other. Scholars in different local- ities differ widely; yet we notice that the teachers, more frequently than the scholars, are at fault for whatever is lacking in general proficiency. Some teachers have succeeded admirably under very dis- couraging circumstances; their patient persistence, in well doing is deserving of the highest praise. Other teachers need to replenish more frequently the fountain of their own energies, that more earnestness may characterize their pupils, and the genial glow of lively interest pervade all the exercises of the school.
For teachers and scholars, let hearty cheerfulness, like fresh air and sunlight, be considered indispensa- ble in the school-room.
We cannot over-estimate the importance to the scholars of the first impressions of school life. Due care, with proper discipline and needful encourage- ment at the start, will do much to facilitate subse- quent progress along the pathway of learning. We trust that no teacher in this grade of school will ever feel that her work is but of little consequence, or that it may be indifferently performed. We have noticed with regret that some of our schools suffer consider-
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ably from the irregular attendance of scholars. Par- ents should co-operate with teachers and do all in their power to remedy this evil.
EDWIN MILLS, Chairman.
PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
After the duty of the examining committee has been performed, a reference to the papers taken on the spot, which cover the percentages and memo- randa made of special excellence, or the reverse in matters of discipline, attention, neatness, and order of the scholars, shows, with few exceptions, a very uniform and satisfactory condition in this grade of our public schools. The exceptions are generally in cases of overcrowded rooms, or particularly unfortu- nate surroundings, which render the duty of the teacher exceedingly onerous; and although instances of special excellence can be noted in every one, the majority of those classed as " exceptions," we cannot consider as up to the standard we could wish. At the risk of making this report too long we cannot help recording in detail the " comments of examining committee" appended to several of the reports before us.
1. " The order is excellent. Reading unusually good. The spelling very accurate. The whole appearance of the school is satisfactory."
2. " Order excellent. Reading very good. Spelling not good. General appearance very satisfactory. The teachers active and pains-taking."
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3. " Order good. Appearance of school very satis- factory."
4. " Order good. The exercises generally were spirited, correct, and pleasant. Pupils quiet and attentive to the task before the school."
5. " Reading excellent ; order perfect."
6. " Order good ; answers generally prompt and cor- rect."
7. " School very large, numbering 106. Place itself disturbed by noise and the school in sympathy with its surroundings. The reading, however, is unusually good."
8. " First class very large, - cases of extraordinary proficiency, and others backward, -average fair."
9. "Reading poor ; spelling better, but not good. Arith- metic best of the three. Order bad, -restless, shuffling of feet, and evident want of discipline."
10. " General appearance of the room is good ; reading and arithmetic better than spelling."
11. " A nice school ; excellent material and good order, but reading poor, very poor."
12. " Reading indistinct and generally poor ; arithmetic an improvement on the reading. School generally restless, noisy, and disorderly."
. 13. " Reading first class very good, clear, and generally correct. Second class read pretty well. Arithmetic fair. The general appearance of the school is good. The order is excellent, scholars quiet, attentive and happy."
14. " Reading and spelling defective. Attention to small things, such as number of page and lessons, generally ignored."
From the foregoing, to which we call the especial attention of the teachers, it will be seen that there is much to correct in special instances, and we hereby
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request those interested to govern themselves ac- cordingly.
It is not our purpose to institute comparisons of one school or one teacher with another by name, but we feel that it is due to those to whom the early training of our scholars is intrusted, that they should know wherein they fail of securing the full approval of the committee; and whether it be in the matter of discipline in the school, or in one or another of the several studies, the recollection of their charges at the time our last official examination was made, must be so fresh in their mind, that if anything in this report applies in particular to them they will carefully consider the matter, and see to it, that the occasion for like unfavorable report shall not exist another time. We have only quoted from about half the file of reports before us, and may add that in the remain- der there was nothing calling for special mention.
We would, in conclusion, renew the request for occasional home examinations. It should be remem- bered that the whole responsibility does not rightfully rest upon the teacher, nor that all the instruction in books and behaviour is to be had in the schoolroom.
HENRY F. SPENCER, GEORGE W. DURELL, S. A. CARLTON,
Committee.
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NAMES OF THOSE WHO HAVE SERVED THE TOWN ON THE SCHOOL BOARD.
James Hill
from 1842 to 1851
60
1852 “ 1854
Alfred Allen
66 1842 “ 1847
1848 " 1849
G. C. Hawkins
1842 " 1844
Henry Adams
1842 " 1843
Levi Russell
1843 " 1844
John C. Magoun
1843 “ 1851
John S. Edgerly
1843 " 1844
Luther V. Bell
1843 " 1847
J. W. Mullikin
1844 “ 1845
Wm. A. Russell
66 1844 “ 1845
N. P. Morrison
66 1845 " 1846
Clark Bennett
1845 “ 1851
1853 " 1854
1856 “ 1858
Thos. J. Leland
66
1845 " 1846
L. R. Russell .
66 1846 “ 1847
Charles Forster
66 1846 “ 1852
Edward L. Stevens
1849 " 1851
Geo. O. Brastow
66
1847 “ 1850
66
66
1851 " 1853
Fitch Cutter
Rev. Baron Stowe
66 1848 “ 1849
-66
1850 “ 1853
Edwin Munroe, jr.
.
66 1851 “ 1852
Edwin Leigh
1851 " 1852
.
66
1844 “ 1845
66 1842 “ 1843
Samuel Poor
66
1859 "1862
1847 “ 1852
Rev. A. R. Pope 66
1856 “1858
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Isaac F. Shepherd .
from 1851 to 1853
66 1855 " 1858
John K. Hall .
66 1852 " 1854
66
·
1855 1857
C. I. Putnam
66 1852 “ 1854
Jonathan Brown, jr. 66
66 1852 " 1854
1856 “ 1858
Benj. Woodward 66
66 1853 " 1854
1865 “ 1866
Jos. E. Bartlett
66 1853 " 1854
Erastus E. Cole
1854 “ 1856
Wm. E. Graves
1854 “ 1856
Francis Tufts
1854 " 1856
C. H. Strickland Isaac Story 66
1863 “ 1865
Charles H. Guild
66 1856 “ 1858
66 1856 “ 1862
N. J. Knight
1857 “ 1860
P. R. Ridgway
66 1857 “ 1858
Martin Draper, jr. .
66 1857 “ 1859
Charles S. Lincoln
66 1858 “ 1866
S. E. Brackett
66 1858 “ 1859
Aaron Sargent
66 1858 “ 1863
R. E. Demon
66 1858 “ 1859
John R. Poor
66 1858 “ 1859
John P. Marshall 66 66 1868 “ 1872
Geo. D. Clark
1858 " 1864
John G. Hall
66 1859 “ 1865
J. E. Howard . Cyrus F. Crosby
. 6 1860 “ 1864
Austin Belknap
66 1862 “ 1865
Nelson Howe .
66 1863 " 1863
1854 " 1856
1855 “ 1857
George H. Emerson .
66 1859 " 1863
1859 " 1862
128
Joshua H. Davis
from 1863 to 1872
Benj. F. Tweed
1863 " 1864
Josiah L. Lombard
66 1864 “ 1866
Leonard Arnold 1865 “1870
H. A. Dearborn
1864 “ 1866
Enoch R. Morse
1865 “ 1872
Oren S. Knapp
66 1865 “1872
Rev. E. Porter Dyer
66
1865 “1867
John A. Hughes
66
1866 “ 1870
Samuel A. Carlton
1866 “1872
Wm. K. Fletcher
1866 “ 1868
S. C. Whitcher
66 1866 “ 1867
Henry F. Spencer
66 1867 “ 1872
Geo. W. Durell
1867 “ 1872
H. P. Hemenway
66 1870 “ 1872
Edwin Mills
66 1870 “ 1872
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REPORT
OF THE
COLLECTOR OF TAXES.
RESIDENTS' TAXES.
Assessed.
Interest.
Abatem't.
Uncoll'etd.
A
Angier, Henry A.
$24 68
88
Archer, Robert D.
10 10
$8 10
Ashbrand, Charles
45 74
Allen, James O.
87 86
Appleton, John C.
66 80
54
11 34
Adams, Franklin, heirs of .
51 84
Abbot, George R. .
6 86
6 86
Allen, David .
104 06
Ashworth, Daniel .
21 44
31
$2 00
Armstrong, George
10 10
4 86
Arnaud, John J. .
10 10
8 10
Annable, John F. .
66 80
1 22
Allen Benjamin F.
447 50
Allen, Benjamin F., guardian Allen, Hiram
6 86
4 86
Anderson, John A.
66 80
1 00
Austin, Joseph W .. jr.
26 30
10
Anderson, William
23 06
Allen, Charles C. .
131 60
Aigin, Michael .
8 48
8 48
Atwood, Ebenezer L.
154 28
Ayer, John F.
162 38
4 32
Aiken, Albert
44 12
Armstrong, William M.
34 40
51
Arthur, David .
58 70
Andrews, Matthew S.
60 32
16 20
Allen, Mary A ..
137 70
Appleton, John W., trustees of
73 28
2 00
Abbot, Henry M.
96 77
Allen, Patrick .
19 01
Armstrong, William
27 92
9
61 56
130
RESIDENTS' TAXES.
Assessed.
Interest.
Abatem't.
Uncoll'etd.
Adams, Freeborn .
105 68
Ahsing, John
18 20
Anderson, John
89 48
Arnold, Leonard
74 90
1 33
Arnold, Irene G.
43 74
32
8 10
Austin, Joseph W.
42 50
88
Agin, Francis
18 20
Anthony, Joseph
19 82
58
Ambrose, James
18 20
6
Allen, Richard M ..
23 06
Ames, Nathan W.
131 60
Ashley, John E.
87 86
2 00
Alger, Daniel F., heirs of
153 90
35
3 24
Allen, Joseph W.
95 96
2 23
Andrews, Calvin
43 31
22
Angier, Amos M.
100 82
23
Andrews, Harriet M.
48 60
Alexander, John
5 24
Alvarez, Louis .
39 26
Allison, George A.
8 48
Adams, Simon D.
5 24
3 24
Andrews, William G.
8 48
Ames, Orlando .
71 66
B
Burbank, Charles G. .
70 04
96
Batchelder, Lydia T.
105 30
Batchelder, George E.
5 24
Brooks, Stephen P.
125 12
2 70
Bishop, Hiram R. .
490 43
Brennan, Timothy
8 48
15
Buswell, Charles H ..
83 00
Burke, Edmund
238 52
51
Brouillard, Alphonso, and
Paradise, Noah
28 30
49
Bond, William H. .
37 64
Bonner, Geo. C. and Chas. D.
76 14
22
Bonner, Charles D.
6 86
6 86
Bouner, George C.
74 90
Bonner, William H.
74 90
20
8 10
Bixby, Benoni .
105 68
Bradshaw, Samuel C., heirs of
153 90
Burrows, William, heirs of
55 08
Burrows, George H.
26 30
Bean, William M ..
8 48
Brown, Joseph S. .
34 40
8
Bean, James H.
5 24
Barnes, Andrew J.
70 04
70
Baker, Edwin F.
5 24
3 24
-
131
RESIDENTS' TAXES.
Assessed.
Interest.
Abatem't.
Uncoll'etd.
Blaney, William H.
78 14
Binney, Benjamin S.
134 84
1 77
16 20
Burroughs, Frederick M.
94 34
1 66
Barton, Robert H.
40 88
17
Buckley, Timothy, 2d
15 77
35
Brackett, William H.
55 46
40
3 24
Brown, Samuel A.
40 88
Bagley, John T.
112 16
Buffum, Thomas J.
26 30
Barrus, Joseph C.
104 06
Bowers, Alonzo
313 04
8 26
Burns, Mrs. Catharine
19 44
Burke, Samuel R.
139 70
Barnard, John .
61 94
Birmingham, Michael
24 68
Beal, Peter M.
44 12
Barker, Joseph E.
18 20
20
Blunt, Aaron D.
94 34
Bridge, William
6 86
Bolton, John T.
66 80
78
Bolton, John B
233 66
2 33
Baker, William A.
268 49
8 21
Buckley, James.
31 16
Bjorkland, Swen
47 36
Bennett, Clark .
528 50
Bradshaw, H. H., heirs of
341 82
Brown, Chester G.
21 44
30
Buckley, John
29 54
34
Buckley, Daniel
118 64.
40
8 10
Burns, James
21 44
35
Bursow, Theodore.
18 20
Butler, Richard .
3 62
Bailey, Joshua S., heirs of .
243 00
Barrett, Amos R.
71 66
Bailey, Walter C.
103 25
Brown, Miss Jennie M.
82 62
Blanchard, Marshall
89 48
24
8 10
Brown, Ward B.
71 66
Beers, Charles R. .
68 42
58
Batchelder John B.
36 02
Barnes, Captain John E.
79 76
Blake, Michael .
13 34
Barrett, Robert
21 44
28
Bowers, Luke H.
115 40
Bradley, William C.
34 40
Burke, Thomas .
10 10
Brigham, Moses B.
60 32
1 20
Bowker, Leonard .
60 32
Brainard, Joseph L.
65 18
Brainard, Joseph P.
63 56
63
Bench, William
13 34
18
132
RESIDENTS' TAXES.
. Assessed.
Interest.
Abatem't.
Uncoll'etd.
Bowdren, Patrick .
19 01
Buckley, Patrick
39 26
86
Bridge, Coradon S.
37 64
Barr, Daniel .
23 06
48
Butler, John H.
14 96
Braslin, Hugh
23 06
10
Bailey, Mrs. Mary .
16 20
Bailey, Michael
3 62
3 62
Brazillian, James S.
98 39
1 98
Berry, John C., heirs of
56 70
Bean, George W.
26 30
Bate, Wallace H.
50 60
19
Barrett, Thomas H.
91 10
2 50
8 10
2 00
Barker, William H.
57 08
Bowers, Mrs. Elizabeth
55 08
Baker, Capt. Charles G.
24 68
9
Bannon, Miss Ann M. .
42 12
Blake, Isaac E. .
44 12
Brooks, Thomas F.
32 78
Burley, Timothy C.
29 54
40
Barry, Patrick .
13 34
23
Butler, Simon A. .
48 98
Blanchard, William
26 30
23
Booth Edward C. .
78 14
Bradshaw, Ellen A.
217 08
Barry, Garrett
45 74
32
Berry. Terrence
19 82
Bradley, John, heirs of
22 68
4 86
Bannon, Peter .
31 16
Braslin, Timothy
5 24
Bennett, Irvin M. .
5 21
14
Brackett, Elkanah C.
52 22
1 67
2 00
Battelle, Charles P. .
6 86
4 86
Brooks, Daniel
8 48
8
Buckley, Timothy
26 30
88
2 00
Batchelder, Mary H.
42 12
Barter, Margaret K.
42 12
4 86
Beard, Charles E. .
5 24
Bond, Alanson .
13 34
16
Bolles, Mrs. Margaret
48 60
Broadway Orth. Cong. Soc.
45 36
Brown, John, jr.
421 58
2 10
Brooks, John W.
356 78
Bowman, Zadoc, heirs of
239 76
Bowman, Selwin Z.
55 46
Bowman, Henry F.
23 06
Benjamin, Daniel S.
11 72
Benjamin, Francis C.
69 66
20
Biswanger, Nancy E.
56 70
Burke, Edward .
152 66
27
Bartlett, George W., heirs of .
68 04
133
, RESIDENTS' TAXES.
Assessed.
Interest.
Abatem't.
Uncoll'etd.
Brine, William H.
160 76
Bellknap, Austin
125 12
Bailey, Albon H.
99 20
Brown, Henry M. .
10 10
Brown, John J.
68 42
Byrnes, John
14 96
Blanchard, Walter
50 60
Brown, Henry D. .
83 00
17
Byrne, Michael
33 59
35
Barrett, John
18 20
26
Birmingham, John
16 58
Bernard, David
94 34
14 34
Burrage, Sarah N.
24 30
35
Breed, Frederick
81 38
Besent, Gilman F.
·164 00
Baldwin, Roland M.
86 24
Burgess, James H.
39 26
Bennett, John
34 40
38
Blackbird, George
83 00
77
Boynton, Horace E.
147 80
Barton, Charles F.
154 28
1 84
16 20
Brackett, James D.
10 10
30
Barber, Rev. Henry H. .
18 20
Bennett, Lorenzo .
32 78
Bradshaw, Edwin B.
32 78
Burgess, Lot M.
50 60
Burgess, Rufus N. B.
47 36
Blackwell, Hugh .
50 60
Birney, Lydia, heirs of
61 56
18
Byrnes, James
14 96
Borns, Bernard
6 05
20
Buttamer, John
44 12
Buttimer, Stephen
5 24
Bullard, Charles H.
92 72
8 48
Bailey, Rev. Jonas M.
144 56
Baldwin, Nicholas
23 06
Brown, Charles H.
112 16
Brown, J. Frank
60 32
Brigham, George A. D.
42 50
Brastow, George O.
500 96
11 CO
Brastow, George L.
6 86
Benton, Reuben P.
589 25
Bucknam, Caleb
50 60
1 64
Buckley, Giles .
47 36
25
Bullard, Charles
172 10
Blaisdell, Abner
65 99
58
Bent, George H.
97 96
Barry, David J.
131 60
1 87
Beals, Henry M.
133 22
Bacon, Francis H.
79 76
56
Bent, Cyrus A.
131
RESIDENTS' TAXES.
Assessed.
Interest.
Abatem't.
Uncoll'etd.
Ballou, Russell A ..
106 49
3 18
Brown, Eusebius
18 20
8
Buckley, James
27 92
Brown Alfred A., et al. .
74 52
64
Brown, Samuel E.
92 72
Bowen, John T.
37 64
1 00
Brown, Benjamin G. .
120 26
Buxton, Hervey E.
120 26
Brayton, George B ..
99 20
66
Bean, William E. .
6 86
10
Bucknam, James A. .
27 92
Bucknam, David P.
24 68
Bucknam, W. E.
5 24
3 24
Berry, Asa W. .
63 56
Brothers, Henry
50 60
Bowdren, James
37 64
3 24
Brown, Charles .
44 12
Briggs, Horace C.
63 56
Brine, John F.
99 20
1 75
Barry, John .
65 18
Boyd, Joseph
.60 32
38
Buckingham, Edwin B
301 70
Bottamer, Frank
55 46
22
Bradford, Thomas H .
39 26
Bird, Margaret .
32 40
Butler, Berzalda
125 12
2 58
8 10
Barnes, Miron E
91 10
90
Byard, Maurice
34 40
Bodwell, Abby S
64 80
Bicknell, Nehemiah B
23 06
Bird, Henry M .
136 46
Bingham, Norman W
91 91
Brum, Antone .
57 08
Boardman, Daniel W
58 70
73
Burroughs, Charles M
58 70
Barnes, Mrs. Mary
38 88
Baker, Albert .
47 36
2 00
Bennink, G. Henry
61 94
Bumpus, Isaac C. .
45 74
11
Barnes, Walter S. .
164 00
55
Bailey, Sally
.
43 74
Brooks, Jas. H. & Cann, Wm. R.
51 41
Bartley, James .
42 50
42
Beaty, John .
14 58
Bacon, John F ..
194 78
1 94
Brackett, Charles
47 36
1 08
Ball, George H .
10 10
23
Boyd, Henry C.
210 98
53
63 18
Burnham, Gershom T. .
66 80
Baxter, George L.
18 20
Brown, Emalius S.
58 70
135
RESIDENTS' TAXES.
Assessed.
Interest.
Abatem't.
Uucoll'ctd.
Buffum, George S.
14 15
33
Bonner, Mary Ann
48 60
14
Blanchard, Benjamin A.
78 14
Bradford, William
94 34
53
Brookhouse, John H.
185 06
Byrnes, Henry A. .
18 20
20
Banks, David
6 86
4 86
2 00
Bennett, George E.
23 06
67
Bernard, John W.
5 24
5
Bartlett, Joseph W.
5 24
Bartlett, Ruel W.
5 24
3 24
Brown, Crawford F. .
5 24
11
Bradford, George R. .
10 10
Brown, James D. .
5 24
8
Brownell, Mary Ann
50 22
Brabrook, Albert A.
58 70
Brown, Alfred A. .
10 10
2 00
Blanchard, William and ?
85 00
85
Byrnes, John
37 64
C
Cassidy, Patrick
15 77
Cutter, S. Henry
76 52
Carver, Reuben
10 10
Carver, John E.
6 86
Cooper, Samuel
101 20
57
Cutter, Fitch
575 48
Crosby, Cyrus F.
428 06
2 56
Cutter, Miss Harriet
434 16
Crosby, Theodore W.
10 10
6
Cushing, Isaac C. .
101 63
3 00
Coles, Mrs. Emeline T.
19 44
Chase, Samuel
19 82
2 00
Cutter, Georgiana .
87 48
94
Cutter, Edward F.
360 50
13 12
2 00
Colburn, Rev. Wm. W. .
18 20
Chick, Horace, heirs of .
121 50
Cummings, David .
889 76
Carpenter, Peter
48 98
48
Collins, Michael
18 20
20
Colbath, Chesley J.
3 24
3 24
Connolly, John
44 12
Coffin, Henry
314 66
Crowningshield, A. W.
58 70
Craig, Mrs. Catharine E.
58 32
1 94
Condit, Sears
115 40
2 10
Clancey, James
21 44
28
Reed, Alex. D.
Cooper, Patrick S
136
RESIDENTS' TAXES.
Assessed.
Interest.
Abatem't.
Uncoll'etd.
Collings, John H. .
60 32
Cary, Michael
20 63
Conlon, John
421 20
11 22
Crowell, Edwin
3 62
3 62
Collins, Timothy
5 24
Cowhig, John
6 86
Collins, John 2d
21 24
Corrigan, Thomas, heirs of
35 64
5 64
Clark, Cyrus D. .
50 60
Cole
5 24
Cheney, Mrs. Jane L.
85 86
Cheney, William
5 24
Carlton, Edgar W.
55 46
54
3 24
Cone, Orrin .
26 30
Cowles, Mrs. Augusta
32 40
Cunningham, Philip A.
67 61
Clark, James N.
240 14
Chase, Josiah S.
104 06
11 34
Crimmings, John
21 44
Carson, Jason
42 50
Canavan, Michael, heirs of
48 60
Cook, Asa M.
128 36
1 28
Cochran, Andrew
5 24
16
Conway, James
17 39
27
Cary, John B.
368 12
5 39
Craig, Robert
5 24
5 24
Cook, James .
14 96
Cronin, Philip
20 63
Corcoran, John
11 72
11
Carroll, Patrick
13 34
Canney, Michael
18 20
22
Curtain, Joseph
13 34
Curtis, Thomas .
10 10
Curtis, Edwin A.
168 86
56
Cutler, Samuel .
160 76
Cann, Henry A.
23 87
Carley, Matthew
23 06
Cutter, James R.
119 45
Crane, Andrew .
57 08
13
Colleton, James
50 60
2 43
Crimmings, Thomas
40 88
Casey, Michael .
29 54
S
Casey, Jeremiah, heirs of
30 78
8 10
Coughlan, Richard.
26 30
Craig, John
60 32
37
48 60
Chase, Henry
27 92
Crane, Charles H
131 60
Crosby, George H .
89 48
3 00
Cole, Erastus E.
233 66
Cole, John F.
128 36
1 28
Crane, David F.
293 60
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137
RESIDENTS' TAXES.
Assessed.
Interest.
Abatem't.
Uncoll'etd.
Crane (David F.) & Barnard .
307 80
Carney. Barney
21 44
18
Colegrove, A. J.
6 86
6 86
Conant, Ezra D.
236 09
Chandler, William H.
5 24
Chase, B. F. .
95 15
Conant, Edwin S. .
134 03
Conant, Edwin S., and Bradley. W. C.
380 70
Coats, Sylvester S.
18 20
Crane, Milo
68 42
85
Cummings, Charles H
40 88
8
Clark, Patrick .
32 78
Cleary, Alexander B.
14 96
Casey, Philip
19 01
26
2 00
Crimmings, John .
6 86
Crimmings, Dennis
100 82
4 86
Cashman, Michael
16 58 .
49
2 00
Cavanagh, Christopher
24 68
Conners, Thomas
11 72
20
Coburn, Lyman R.
40 88
18
Cann, William R.
34 40
51
2 00
Clark, Joseph H.
131 60
Crimes, William, heirs of
32 40
64
Clark, Joseph
770 69
Campbell, I. S., and Damon, George .
41 26
Codding, David N., and
Osgood, Edward
78 52
1 95
Curran, Michael
17 39
11
Cassell, William C.
63 56
1 00
Casey, Thomas, heirs of
35 64
38
1 62
Casey, Thomas
29 54
46
Cole, Sarah
9 72
21
Canavan, Michael J ..
142 94
Canavan, Francis P. .
139 70
2 69
Clark, Aaron
45 74
Cooley, Grace B.
8 10
24
Cotton, Lewis E.
110 54
Clark, Ramsey .
79 76
2 36
Conant, John F.
18 20
Crombie, William G ..
45 74
Cox, Thomas J.
57 08
4 86
Chase, Horace P.
58 70
19
Carney, Edward
23 87
Canfield, Michael
24 68
32
Condon, Michael
38 45
Curn, John
14 96
Collins, William
26 30
Chapin, Dr. Horace
83 00
1 60
Carr, Martin W.
34 40
68
Cooney, Thomas
58 70
54
3 24
..
10
138
RESIDENTS' TAXES.
Assessed.
Interest.
Abatem't.
Uncoll'etd.
Cutter, Leonard F.
10 10
Cooledge, Joel .
39 26
Colburn, Gilman D.
5 24
Conlon, Robert .
26 30
70
Cotter, Patrick .
11 72
8
Cox, Michael
37 64
50
Connolly, Colman
27 92
Collins, Elizabeth .
8 91
Conant, George H.
121 07
7 29
Cutter, George
63 56
1 50
Cushing, Roswell D. .
115 40
Cushing, Jarvis
34 40
Cushing, Frederick
5 24
5 24
Champney, William R.
42 50
22
Cushing, Adna
50 60
57
Cook, Maria .
37 26
Cahill, Edward .
53 84
72
Crafts, John L. .
73 28
Cummings, James M.
121 88
1 46
24 30
Cayzer, John E.
87 86
Cristy, Henry F.
5 24
10
Chase, Charles O. L.
60 32
1 00
Carr, Robert
30 35
Cahill, William
26 30
50
Callahan, Dennis
18 20
Carter, Lorenzo D.
107 30
Charlton, John, heirs of
6 48
· Carney, Hugh
40 88
1 17
Callahan, John .
91 10
Callahan, Thomas .
14 96
30
Carl, Frederick .
138 08
32
Carty, Patrick J.
18 20
2 00
Campbell, William
42 50
Cleaves, Charles
40 88
Chase, Daniel E.
698 60
13 26
Cooledge, James E.
5 24
3 24
Carpenter Brothers
57 46
99
Chabot, Joseph A.
60 32
Conwell, Russell A.
5 24
Cummings, John A. .
5 24
Cotton, John F.
14 96
Coverly, Joseph S.
6.86
Clarkson, John
83 CO
2 22
2 00
Clark, George B.
34 40
Colman, Amiel
58 70
Chase, Aaron, jr.
4 43
Colman, George
10 10
Conant, John R.
154 28
43
22 68
Chase & Austin
12 96
Cook, Thomas R.
326 00
Cook, Albert
8 48
27
139
RESIDENTS' TAXES.
Assessed.
Interest.
Abatem't.
Uncoll'ctd.
Cook, Arnold, estate of J. D. Prindle, ex'r.
113 40
113 40
Coakley, Timothy
18 20
Chapman, Kendrick W.
196 40
4 29
Cunningham, Thomas
165 62
Cooledge, Aaron R. .
142 94
Cowden, George H.
53 84
Cromley, William
39 26
65
Canfield, John B. .
74 90
1 90
Chase, Luther R.
39 26
1 21
2 00
Cotton, George H.
82 19
Clifford, Charles H.
50 60
83
Casey, Owen
21 44
35
Chaffee, Charles S.
121 88
Clancey, Michael, heirs of
12 96
Connell, Michael
27 92
Crane, Wesley C ..
142 94
Cotter, Julia .
22 68
Cheney, Joseph F.
102 44
Coker, Edward C ..
42 50
20
2 00 .
Crocker, Samuel P.
204 50
Carlton, Amos B. .
142 94
Conant, George F.
23 06
Casey, John .
19 82
Curtis, John S. .
36 02
Currier, Almira W.
42 12
Childs, Lydia B.
64 80
Carlton, Samuel A.
706 70
Casey, Michael, heirs of
17 82
17 82
D
Durell, William H.
58 70
Dickson, William E. .
16 58
57
Doherty, Mrs. Honora
21 06
Darling, John L.
61 94
Dodge, Levi G.
104 06
2 46
Daniels, Jerome S.
39 26
Davis, Charles
175 34
Doolittle, Joseph
102 44
2 56
Dyer, Nathaniel A.
118 64
Dowling, Joseph S.
48 98
Doyle, Nicholas
131 60
Davis, Alden P.
76 52
DeGrushe, Mrs. Sarah
55 08
Dutton, Adoniram
39 26
20
Dyer, Jonathan C.
6 86
Davis, Solomon
76 52
Delano, Charles H.
37 64
36
Dennett, George W.
44 12
Dougherty, Jeremiah
18 20
140
RESIDENTS' TAXES.
Assessed.
Interest.
Abatem't.
Uncoll'etd.
Dougherty, James
18 20
2 00
Delano, Thomas I.
91 10
1 12
Davis, Charles M.
172 10
Daly, James J. .
50 60
Dwyer, Robert .
61 94
Doherty, John
11 72
Dugan, Patrick .
14 96
42
Day, Dennis .
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