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1,000 00
Contingent Fund,
2,494 99
Miscellaneous,
3,009 00
$42,483 88
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JURY LIST.
The Selectmen present the following names of men, quali- fied to serve as jurors the ensuing year : James T. Calkins, Ephraim B. Flint,
John F. Farrar,
John R. Hartwell,
Albert A. Cook,
Charles S. Wheeler,
Martin M. Welch,
Thos. L. Giles,
Charles E. Nelson,
Frank M. Dempsey,
James B. Wheeler, S. R. Snelling.
Roger Sherman, Owen E. Martin,
George B. Cunningham, Isaac B. Cook,
Daniel H. Sherman.
WM. S. BRIGGS,
JOHN F. FARRAR, CHARLES S. SMITH.
Selectmen of Lincoln.
LINCOLN, Feb., 1900.
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Report of the Committee on Claims.
The Committee on Claims herewith submits its fourth annual report:
1. The Town of Lincoln v. The County Commissioners of Middlesex.
There has been nothing done in this case since the last report.
2. Francis Smith v. The Town of Lincoln.
This suit, brought to recover damages for land taken next the old engine house lot, stands in the same situation as it did last year. It is not advisable to consider a settle- ment until the town has definitely decided what to do about a pumping station.
3. Charles S. Smith v. The Town of Lincoln.
This suit is about to be settled on the same terms that the Tarbell and Warren cases were settled in 1898. The Committee has caused a petition to be made to the present Legislature for an act enabling the proposed compromise and others like it to be made, and as soon as the act is passed the settlement can be consummated.
4. Two Petitions to the County Commissioners of Mid- dlesex for Relocating the Road from Concord to Waltham.
These petitions were explained in the last annual report of the Committee. The part of the road between the Con- cord line and the house of Francis Smith is covered by the petition of William S. Briggs and others, and the remainder of the road to the Waltham line is covered by the petition of Daniel H. Sherman and others. The hearings during the current year upon these petitions excited considerable pub- lic interest, and many citizens of the town, including a ma- jority of the petitioners themselves, remonstrated against any new location materially different from the old one; but the Commissioners and their engineer were decidedly of the opinion that it would be a waste of money to improve the
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old location over the schoolhouse hill, and intimated that. instead of over the hill, they intended to relocate the road either through Mr. Wheelwright's land or through the val- ley from the Ellsworth place to Storey's corner. Mr. Wheelwright appeared by Samuel Hoar, Esq., his counsel. at a public hearing before the Commissioners. June 5. 1899. and earnestly opposed the proposed route through his land. His opposition was seconded by Mr. Storey, and there ap- peared to be a local sentiment in the East quarter of the town that of the two routes, if either were to be adopted. that through the valley was preferable. The Commission- ers acquiesced in this choice of routes, but called attention to the fact that, if they proceeded wholly under the Sher- man petition. all of the old road over the hill between the ends of the new strip would be discontinued by operation of law, and that. in such case, the residents along the hill road would be likely to claim substantial damages. On the other hand. if the hill road should be again laid out and this diffi- culty remedied. the town would immediately fall into an- other. for certain property owners would be sure to claim damages for such new laying out. The town was sure to be sheared both by the discontinuance and the new laying out. In such circumstances, in order to avoid dis- continuing the hill road. it was proper for some one to file a separate petition to lay out the road through the valley. Accordingly. Mr. William S. Briggs and others prepared and signed such a petition, and the Commissioners, after the customary hearings, acted upon it and laid out a new road from Ellsworth's land to Storey's corner. The Com- missioners have not yet made their final order upon the two original petitions covering the entire road from Concord to Waltham. but it is expected that they will make it before long. as their engineer has completed his surveys, and we understand that the boundaries have been staked.
The Committee, in view of the difference of opinion among the townspeople about the expediency of the work ordered or to be ordered by the County Commissioners, has pre- served throughout an impartial attitude. The only position
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it has taken is to insist that if anything was ordered under the petitions mentioned, the county ought to share the ex- pense; and, as explained in the last report, it instructed the counsel for the town to present this view to the Commis- sioners. Accordingly, at every hearing on each of the peti- tions, counsel urged the reasons why the town should not alone bear the cost. The result of this course is now only partially known, as the Commissioners have acted on but one of the three petitions, that is to say, the one laying out the new road through the valley. For that part of the work the town was awarded $850.00, to be paid by the county. What sums, if any, will be similarly awarded for the other parts of the work the Committee has no present knowledge.
5. Petition to Lay Out a New Road from the Corner of Mathew Ellsworth's Land on the Old Road by His House to
the Corner of Roads Near the House of Moorfield Storey.
This is the petition mentioned above, brought by William S. Briggs and others to lay out a road through the valley in order to avoid discontinuing the old road over the hill. The petition was filed June 20, 1899, and after a view and hear- ing, the County Commissioners adjudged the road prayed for to be of common convenience and necessity. The new road was laid out by a return made November 11, 1899, fifty feet wide, with eighteen feet to be built for travel, and a grade not to exceed four feet in a hundred. The time set for its completion by the town is June 1, 1900. Damages were awarded as follows:
Greenville H. Norcross,
$82 00
Andrew C. Wheelwright,
8 00
Frank M. Dempsey,
164 00
Michael Dempsey,
50 00
Andrew J. Dougherty,
182 00
Matthew Ellsworth,
14 00
$500 00
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The county is assessed the sum of $850.00, which is paya- ble to the town when all claims for damages are settled and the road completed to the acceptance of the Commis- sioners.
Respectfully submitted,
CHARLES F. ADAMS, WILLIAM S. BRIGGS, CHARLES S. WHEELER.
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Report of Board of Health.
The Board of Health, to the Citizens of the Town of Lin- coln, respectfully presents its fifth annual report.
The membership of the Board was unchanged at the last annual town meeting and the organization of former years has been continued through the last year.
This Board has held numerous regular and casual meet- ings, as occasion seemed to require.
Early in the year a report reached the Board that certain parties contemplated the establishment of extensive slaugh- tering houses in the south part of the Town of Lincoln, and that they had bonded lands for that purpose; the experience of the past, as well as the fact that the parties had been urged to leave their former location, because of the offen- sive character of the business, led this Board, to take active measures against this innovation. A meeting of the citizens of the town was called to consider the proposition, which was promptly vetoed by a large majority of the voters pres- ent. The slaughter-house that has stood in the south part of the town for several years was within the line of the water-shed of the Cambridge water-works, and was so con- ducted as to induce the Cambridge authorities to purchase and destroy the same. Later, petitions from two different parties in the north part of Lincoln were presented to the Board of. Selectmen, praying for licenses to conduct slaugh- ter-houses in that part of the town. Both parties were re- fused, as being inconsistent with the higher interests of the town, as well as the rules established by the Board of Health.
At a meeting of this Board in March, Dr. Watson was ap- pointed to call upon all citizens of the town, and especially the public schools, to impress upon all the importance of vaccination and to vaccinate any and all who would con- sent, at the cost of the town. This commission was ac- cepted by him; the number of those who were not protected fully warranted our action. In April the Board procured
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the service of a constable to give a legal notice to one of our citizens who had transgressed the rules and regulations of the Board; immediate compliance with the order resulted. The regulations of the Board have been revised and pub- lished, in which the aim is to allow the widest measure of freedom to all, consistent with the general welfare. In our investigation of places to see whether they were being used illegally for the slaughter of animals, we were in one in- stance refused admission to the premises, and the Board in October appointed as its agent each member of the Board and Mr. L. E. Brooks, with full powers to. act for the Board, that the execution of its regulations may not be obstructed.
As usual, the mortuary record for the last year fully sus- tains our claim, as the healthiest town in the State. Sixteen deaths are recorded, of which four were under fourteen months, four between seventy and ninety years, two be- tween sixty and seventy, one each fifty-six and fifty-eight, four between eleven and thirty-eight years. The average duration of life, including the four infants, was about forty years; excluding them. it is 52 years 9 months. Of infec- tious diseases the record shows two cases of typhoid fever, one of scarlet fever and one cerebro-spinal meningitis. One of the typhoid fever cases terminated fatally. All of the other infectious cases recovered.
The necessity for an efficient disinfecting apparatus led to the purchase of one reputed the best, at a small cost, in view of its indispensable necessity. The Board respectfully solicits the co-operation of all citizens in the great cause of public health.
MOSES W. KIDDER, M. D., Chairman. JOS. S. HART, Secretary.
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Report of the Highway Surveyor.
The money appropriated at the last annual meeting for highways and bridges has been expended as follows: High- way surveyor, $350; bills of 1898, $90.65; for crushed stone, $153.30; for putting out the crushed stone, $37; scraping roads, cleaning out gutters and picking up stones, $358; re- pairs on Virginia road, $182; on Bedford road, $107; on the Turnpike, $17; from the Center to the Turnpike, $23; in the Center, $111; widening road west of Cemetery, $56; repair- ing road from the Cemetery to the Turnpike, $20; road from the Center to Lincoln street, Waltham, $335; from Lincoln street road to Winter street, Waltham, $32; from Lincoln street road to Plain road, $45; on the Plain road, $400; the Pond road, $30; road from R. R. Station to Cen- ter, $106; Tower road, $35; from Great road to Concord, $147; the Great road, $760; from R. R. crossing to Wayland, $60; for drilling and blasting, $78; removing stones, loam, &c., from the gravel pits, $158; drain pipe and repairing culverts, $30; building wall and railings, $23; for gravel, $147; repairing tools, $7.86; lumber, $48.21; mowing brush, &c., beside the highways, $20; repairing washouts and gen- eral patching up, $33.14; making a total of $4000.16. There has also been expended and paid from the contingency ap- propriation bills to the amount of $78.38, and for breaking out roads and snow work $1033.20.
GUIDE BOARDS.
The guide boards are in their proper places and are in a fair condition with the exception of a few, which will have to be repainted soon. DANIEL H. SHERMAN,
Highway Surveyor.
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ASSESSORS' REPORT,
The Board of Assessors submit the following report :
Number of residents assessed on property - " non-residents assessed on property
- 220
-
77
66 assessed on polls only - -
-
-
177
66 of acres of land assessed -
-
-
8,742
" dwelling houses assessed -
-
-
203
66 " horses assessed - -
-
-
- 435
"' COWS 66 - -
868
" neat cattle other than cows assessed
113
"' swine assessed -
-
-
131
66 " fowls 66 -
-
-
3440
- 66 " sheep 66 - -
-
-
3
Value of land, exclusive of
buildings, - -
- - $427,923 00
Value of buildings, exclusive of land 476,985 00 - -
Value of real estate -
- $904,908 00
66 " personal estate -
- 1,547,925 00
Total valuation -
-
-
-
$2,452,833 00
State Tax
-
-
-
-
-
$1,020 00
County Tax -
-
-
-
-
-
1,843 00
Sudbury River Tax
-
-
-
-
-
18 22
Town Grants -
-
-
-
-
-
17,000 00
Overlayings - -
-
-
-
- -
379 44
Total - - -
-
-
-
- $20,260 66
-
-
-
-
-
-
75
Assessed on Personal Estate - -
- - $12,383 40
" Real Estate -
-
-
-
7,239 26
66 " Polls - -
-
- -
638 00
Total -
-
-
-
- $20,260 66
CHARLES S. WHEELER, WM. C. PEIRCE, WM. H. SHERMAN.
Assessors.
RESIDENT TAX PAYERS.
Name of Residents.
Aggregate Value of Personal Estate.
Total Tax on Personal Estate.
Aggregate Value of Real Estate.
Total Tax on Real Estate.
Total Cash Tax on Personal and Real Estate.
Adams, Charles F.
.
.
155,350
1,242 80
53,800
430 40
1673 20
Adams, J. Q., trustee
22,220
177 76
9,000
72 00
72 00
Adams, J. Frank .
9,927
79 42
79 42
Baker, George M. .
1,100
8 80
2,600
20 80
29 60
Baker, George M., Trustee
625
5 00
5 00
Baker, James E.
200
1 60
50
40
2 00
Baker, Walter F. .
1,330
10 64
7,500
60 00
70 64
Bamforth, Mrs. Charles S.
50
40
1,500
12 00
12 40
Bamforth, Harry .
400
3 20
3 20
Barnes, Herbert E.
2,050
16 40
8,600
68 80
85 20
Bannon, Edward .
1,600
12 80
12 80
Bean, George H., Estate
1,650
13 20
13 20
Bean, Mrs. Abbie .
250
2 00
2,700
21 60
23 60
Bemis, Julia A.
134,065
1,072 52
3,000
24 00
1,096 52
Benjamin, William O., Estate
3,000
24 00
24 00
Bent, Israel A.
100
80
80
Bent, Mrs. Sarah S.
2,000
16 00
16 00
Biggs, S. R. H.,
150
1 20
3,500
28 00
29 20
Blodgett, Mrs. Minnie P.
14,000
112 00
112 00
Blodgett, W. K., Trustee
34,000
272 00
272 00
Blodgett, Stephen H.
·
·
3,000
24 00
7,400
59 20
83 20
Boyce, John, Estate
1,100
8 80
6,000
48 00
56 80
.
177 76
Adams, John, Estate
.
76
Boyle, Mrs. Ann . Bradley, Edward E.
1,600
12 80
12 80
150
1 20
1 20
Bradley, Mrs. Sarah W.
300
2 40
2 40
Briggs, William S.
275
2 20
2 20
Briggs, Mrs. Laura F.
10,600
84 80
84 80
Brooks, Aaron, Estate
2,400
19 20
19 20
Brooks, Albert S. .
650
5 20
5,100
40 80
46 00
Brooks, Henry
200
1 60
500
4 00
5 60
Brooks, Levi F., Estate
1.050
8 40
8 40
Brooks, Lorenzo E.
150
1 20
4,300
34 40
35 60
Brooks, Wallace M.
400
3 20
3 20
Bryant, Elliot J.
150
1 20
1 20
Browning, George W.
600
4 80
2,500
20 00
24 80
Browning, Mrs. Sarah S.
550
4 40
4 40
Bulger,.Martin
.
550
4 40
4,000
32 00
36 40
Burgess, John A.
50
40
1,000
8 00
8 40
Burnett, Mary
500
4 00
. 4 00
Burnham, John A., Trustee
375,000
3,000 00
3,000 00
Butcher, John A.
75
60
60
Butcher James A. .
250
2 00
4,500
36 00
38 00
Byrnes, John
75
60
60
Cahill, Annie
350
2 80
2,500
20 00
22 80
Calkins, James T. .
150
1 20
1,300
10 40
11 60
Campbell, Mrs. Ellen L.
3,300
26 40
7,500
60 00
86 40
Chapin, Mrs. Emily F. .
550
4 40
250
2 00
6 40
Chapin, Henry C, Estate
2,500
20 00
20 00
Chapin, George L.
400
3 20
3,500
28 00
31 20
Chapin, James L. ·
4,500
36 00
36 00
Chapin, James L. & Son
1,275
10 20
10 20
·
.
·
.
.
.
·
·
77
Name of Residents.
Aggregate Value of Personal Estate.
Total Tax on Personal Estate.
Aggregate Value of Real Estate.
Total Tax on Real Estate.
Total Cash Tax on Personal and Real Estate.
Coan, Thomas
200
1 60
2,000
16 00
17 60
Codman, Ogden
·
3,800
30 40
50,000
400 00
430 40
Conners, Michael
.
.
50
40
500
4 00
4 40
Connott, Truatt
175
1 40
1,200
9 60
11 00
Conway, Rosanna .
450
3 60
1,500
12 00
15 60
Corrigan, Peter.
75
60
1,500
12 00
12 60
Cook Bros. .
400
3 20
14,700
117 60
120 80
Cook, Abbie M.
4,500
36 00
36 00
Cook, Isaac B ..
500
4 00
4,000
32 00
36 00
Cousins, Ann E. .
2,700
21 60
1,000
8 00
29 60
Cousins, Fred. E ..
1,600
12 80
400
3 20
16 00
Cousins, Nathaniel F.
75
60
60
Cousins, George L. ..
375
3 00
4,000
32 00
35 00
700
5 60
3,000
24 00
29 60
Curry, John .
50
40
1,000
8 00
8 40
Dee, John . .
450
3 60
2,500
20 00
23 60
Delehanty, Richard ..
50
40
1,000
8 00
8 40
Dempsey, Frank M ..
800
6 40
2,500
20 00
26 40
Dempsey, Michael ..
150
1 20
1,000
8 00
9 20
Dennie, Greanleaf B ..
1,600
12 80
12 80
Dennie, Charlotte S.
5,000
40 00
40 00
Dodge, Katie F. P ..
3,200
25 60
25 60
Dougherty, Andrew J.
600
4 80
2,000
16 00
20 80
Craven, Patrick ...
400
3 20
3 20
Cunningham, George B.
78
Dougherty, Dennis.
25
20
1,500
12 00
12 20
Driscoll, John J ..
165
1 32
1,650
13 20
14 52
Dutcher, Edwin. .
100
80
80
Ehlert, Albert ..
75
60
1,500
12 00
12 60
Ellsworth, Matthew
500
4 00
9,500
76 00
80 00
Eveleth, Julius E ... .
1,200
9 60
11,500
92 00
101 60
Farnsworth, Charles P. .
350
2 80
2 80
Farrar, Edward R ..
400
3 20
9,300
74 40
77 60
Farrar, Herbert W.
100
80
2,000
16 00
16 80
Farrar, John F .
250
2 00
2,000
16 00
18 00
Farrar, John W.
4,100
32 80
32 80
Fitzgerald, William
400
3 20
1,200
9 60
12 80
First Parish . . .
3,500
28 00
28 00
Fleming, John. .
25
20
300
2 40
2 60
Flint, Edward F.
1,500
12 00
12 00
Flint, George .
146,545
1,172 36
20,410
163 28
1,335 64
Flynn, John. . . .
225
1 80
2,000
16 00
17 80
Giles, Thomas L
1,700
13 60
13 60
Guirada, John ..
100
80
1,900
15 20
16 00
Hagar, Mary A ..
50
40 >
40
Ham, Hepsebah S.
2,500
20 00
20 00
Ham, Thomas F. .
100
80
80
Harrington, Herbert J ..
800
6 40
6 40
Harrington, George F.
400
3 20
5,730
45 84
49 04
Hart, Alice D. .
150
1 20
1 20
Hart, Joseph S. .
400
3 20
12,700
101 60
104 80
Hartwell, John R.
800
6 40
4,000
32 00
38 40
Hartwell, Julia. W.
875
7 00
7 00
·
·
·
Hall, Ella E ...
3,000
24 00
24 00
ʻ
·
79
Name of Residents.
Aggregate Value of Personal Estate.
Total Tax on Personal Estate.
Aggregate Value of Real Estate.
Total Tax on Real Estate.
Total Cash Tax on Personal and Real Estate."
Hartwell, Lucy B.
2.500
20 00
20 00
Hartwell, Samuel.
32,427
259 42
10,000
80 00
389 42
Harding, William .. .
1,500
12 00
12 00
Hayden, Frederick A.
2,500
20 00
1,600
12 80
32 80
Hoar, George II. ....
500
4 00
3,600
28 80
32 80
500
4 00
4 00
7,500
60 00
60 00
325
2 60
1,500
12 00
14 60
3,750
30 00
30 00
275
2 20
4,650
37 20
39 40
Hunter, Mrs. E. A.
100
80
80
Hutton, James . .
800
6 40
6 40
Jerrett, Fred ..
100
80
80
Johnson, Amelia L.
60)
48
5,455
43 64
44 12
Johnson, Walter W.
250
2 00
Jones, Abijah G. ..
400
3 20
5,000
40 00
43 20
Jones, Frank HI- .
7,500
60 00
60 00
Jones, Mary P., Estate.
2,700
21 60
21 60
Jose, Eugene. . .. Kennedy, John. .
400
3 20
2,800
22 40
25 60
575
4 60
4,100
32 80
37 40
25
20
1,500
12 00
12 20
Kennedy, Michael. Kidder Bros .. . ..
250
2 00
7,000
56 00
58 00
Lahay, Catherine ..
500
4 00
4 00
Laird, James T ..
25
20
2,000
16 00
16 20
·
..
Hunt, Sarah .
.
Hunter, Amanda F
2 00
.
·
Hoar, Leonard, Estate.
Hodges, Ann F ..
Hosea, William.
80
· Lennon, Patrick ..
25
20
1,200
9 60
9 80
Lincoln Boat Club .
500
4 00
4 00
Lunt, Charles. . .
60
48
550
4 40
4 88
Lynah, George C.
250
2 00
1,600
12 80
14 80
Lynah, John D ...
2,500
20 00
20 00
Maguire, Michael, Estate .
100
80
1,000
8 00
8 80
200
1 60
1,400
11 20
12 80
Maver, Henrietta.
1,200
9 60
9 60
Maver, Louis ..
3,600
28 80
28 80
775
6 20
4,000
32 00
38 20
McPherson, Mrs. L. A ..
10
08
900
7 20
7 28
Miner, Lewis ...
75
60
1,610
12 88
13 48
Nelson, George. .
700
5 60
6,000
48 00
53 60
Neville, Martin ...
400
3 20
3,000
24 00
27 20
Newton, George F.
100
80
6,000
48 00
48 80
Page, Henry R.
700
5 60
5 60
Page, Henry R. and others ..
9,300
74 40
74 40
100
80
2,000
16 00
16 80
Pierce, William L. G.
350
2 80
8,950
71 60
74 40
Pierce, Elsie ....
14,960
119 25
119 25
Pierce, John H ..
90,000
720 00
720 00
Pierce, Samuel H.
650
5 20
13,200
105 60
110 80
Pope, Edward W.
20,125
161 00
18,000
144 00
305 00
Pratt, Henry W ...
1,900
15 20
15 20
Ray, Charles J. R.
1,165
9 32
2,500
20 00
29 32
Rice, Charles H ..
200
1 60
2,000
16 00
17 60
Rice, Edwin B ...
300
2 40
3,200
25 60
28 00
Richardson, Harriet C.
4,500
36 00
36 00
Riddle, Charles W. .
100
80
4,500
36 00
36 80
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·
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·
·
·
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·
·
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·
·
Martin, Mary. . . .
McHugh Bros ...
·
Pierce, William C ...
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Name of Residents.
Aggregate Value of. Personal Estate.
Total Tax Personal Estate.
Aggregate Value of Real Estate.
Total Tax Real Estate.
Total Cash Tax on Personal and Real Estate.
Riley, Michael .
100
80
80
Roach, Mrs. James. . .
400
3 20
5,400
43 20
46 40
Rooney, Mrs. Mary.A ..
50
40
40
Ropes, Joseph A ...
1,400
11 20
11 20
Ropes, Mrs. Mary G.
36,500
292 00
19,500
156 00
448 00
Ropes, Mrs. Mary M.
200
1 60
1 60
Ryan, John. .
1,500
12 00
12 00
Ryan, John, 2d ..
50
40
40
Ryan, Mrs. Mary. .
1,600
12 80
12 80
Ryan, William .. ...
200
1 60
1 60
Sargent, Charles O.
800
6 40
4,900
39 20
45 60
Scripture, Augusta. .
40,215
321 72
321 72
Sherman, Daniel H ...
1,800
14 40
6,000
48 00
62 40
Sherman, J. D , Estate.
2,100
16 80
16 80
Sherman, J. Gardner ..
50
40
4 40
Sherman, Roger. ...
575
4 60
6,000
48 00
52 60
Sherman, William H ..
825
6 60
3,000
24 00
30 60
Smith, Calvin, Estate
400
3 20
3 20
Smith, Cyrus G ...
4,500
36 00
36 00
Smith, Cyrus, Estate.
2,000
16 00
16 00
Smith, Charles S ..
3,197
25 58
25 58
Smith, Francis ..
2,000
16 00
12,000
96 00
112 00
Smith, F. & C. S ...
200,000
1,600 00
1,600 00
Smith, Jonas, Estate
2,800
22 40
22 40
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500
4 00
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82
Smith, Lorenzo, Estate.
4,000
32 00
32 00
Smith, Thomas W ....
1,100
8 80
8 80
Snelling, Howard, Estate .
600
4 80
15,000
120 00
124 80
Snelling, Mrs. Anna L ...
91
73
73
Snelling, S. Rodman .
1,525
12 20
1,500
12 00
24 20
Stackpole, Edward ..
500
4 00
5,500
44 00
48 00
Stearns, Mary H ...
400
3 20
3 20
Stratton, Charles H., Estate.
4,500
36 00
36 00
Storey, Moorfield ..
15,500
124 00
10,300
82 40
206 40
Swift, Elizabeth B. .
5,250
42 00
6,500
52 00
94 00
Tarbell, Charles L., Estate.
52,000
416 00
416 00
Tarbell, George G ...
700
5 60
16,000
128 00
133 60
Tasker, John .. ..
220
1 76
2,500
20 00
21 76
Taylor, John P., Estate
2,500
20 00
20 00
Trask, Charles H., Jr ...
750
6 00
10,000
80 00
86 00
Tuttle, Freelan J ...
100
80
80
Tyler, Watson .. ..
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500
4 00
2,100
16 80
20 80
Warner, Henry E ..
500
4 00
6,000
48 00
52 00
Washburn, Albert .
100
80
2,000
16 00
16 80
Watson, Walter L ...
100
80
80
Welch, Martin M. .
1,460
11 68
2,500
20 00
31 68
Weston, Ann E ...
12,256
98 05
2,500
20 00
118 05
Weston, Leonard W., Estate.
900
7 20
8,000
64 00
71 20
Weston, Mrs. Ruth H. .
1,296
10 37
10 37
Wheeler, Abel, Estate. .
3,000
24 00
24 00
Wheeler, Asabel, Estate.
500
4 00
4 00
Wheeler, Charles S ...
1,250
10 00
10,000
80 00
90 00
Wheeler, Charlotte ..
39,615
316 92
316 92
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Underwood, Joseph.
500
4 00
83
Name of Residents.
Aggregate Value of Personal Estate.
Total Tax on Personal Estate.
Aggregate Value of Real Estate.
Total Tax on · Real Estate.
|Total Cash Tax on Personal and Real Estate.
Wheeler, C. Edgar. .
500
4 00
2,500
20 00
24 00
Wheeler, George R.
1,000
8 00
4,650
37 20
45 20
Wheeler, James B ..
1,000
8 00
4,400
35 20
43 20
Wheeler, Martha J ..
1,620
12 96
3,000
24 00
36 96
Wheeler, Sarah M ...
2,500
20 00
20 00
White, Thomas, Estate .
1,000
8 00
8 00
Whitman, Joseph, Estate.
1,035
8 28
8 28
Whitman, Maria M ...
2,750
22 00
22 00
Whitney, Louis H ...
150
1 20.
1 20
Wilkinson, Mrs. Guy ..
250
2 00
4,000
32 00
34 00
Wright, William H ..
275
2 20
2 20
Wooley, William ...
400
3 20
3 20
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NON-RESIDENT TAX PAYERS.
Name of Non-Residents.
Aggregate Value of Personal Estate.
Total Tax on Personal Estate.
Aggregate Value of Real Estate.
Total Tax on Real Estate.
Total Casn Tax on Personal and Real Estate.
Adams, Frank, Waltham
240
1 92
1 92
Abbott, G St. L., Concord ..
325
2 60
2 60
Ames, James B., Cambridge. . .
500
4 00
4 00
Bacon, Henry, Estate, Bedford.
15
12
12
Bradlee, J. B., Estate, Boston. . .
19,700
157 60
157 60
Brennon, Michael, Estate, Concord. .
30
24
24
Brown, Charles, Estate, Lexington. .
190
1 52
1 52
Brown, Charles E., Estate, Lexington .
20
16
16
Brown, William, Estate, Winchendon ..
1,040
8 32
8 32
Bowman, Charles E. .
150
1 20
1 20
Brooks, William J ..
4,500
36 00
36 00
Brooks. Mary A., Concord ...
650
5 20
- 5 20
Brooks, A. B. & Bro., Woburn
240
1 92
1 92
Brigham, Alonzo, Estate, Concord .
300
2 40
2 40
Calef, Asa F., Concord. ..
425
3 40
3 40
Clark, William W. Waltham.
2,500
20 00
20 00
Chapin, Alice B., Newton ..
3,500
28 00
28 00
Conant, Emily, Concord ..
2,000
16 00
16 00
Cotter & Darling, Waltham .
2,000
16 00
16 00
Cutler, James R., Somerville .
175
1 40
1 40
DeCordova, Julian, Boston. . .
2,000
16 00
20,000
160 00
176 00
De Normandie, James. . . .
650
5 20
7,000
56 00
61 20
Derby, Benjamin, Concord ...
750
6 00
6 00
Doyle, Mary, Estate, Weston. .
350
2 80
700
5 60
8 40
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Name of Non-Residents.
Aggregate Value of Personal Estate.
Total Tax on Personal Estate.
Aggregate Value of Real Estate
Total Tax on Real Estate.
Total Cash Tax on Personal and Real Estate.
Emerson, E. W., Concord . ...
252
2 02
2 02
Emerson, R. W ., Estate, Concord.
600
4 80
4 80
Fitchburg R. R ....
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450
3 60
3 60
Gill, James, Watertown
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