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Westborough Insane Hospi- tal, board of Marrianne Souza, 13 weeks at $3.25, 42 25 Medfield Insane Asylum, board of Jere Bennett, 13 weeks at $2.80, 36 40
Medfield Insane Asylum, board of Mary E. Curry, 13 weeks at $2.80, 36 40
Oct. 10 Westborough Insane Hospi- tal, board of Mary Craven, 13 1-7 weeks at $3.25. 42 71
Westborough Insane Hospi- tal, board of Marrianne Souza, 13 1-7 weeks at $3.25, 42 71
Medfield Insane Asylum, board of Jere Burnett, 13 1-7 weeks at $2.80, 36 80
Medfield Insane Asylum, board of Mary E. Curry, 13 1-7 weeks at $2.80, 36 80
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1904
Herbert G. Farrar, care of tramps 6 months to Oct. 1, 50 00
Jan. 9 Westborough Insane Hospi- tal, board of Mary Craven, 13. 1-7 weeks at - $3.25, 42 71
Westborough Insane Hospi- tal, board of Marrianne Souza, 13 1-7 weeks at $3.25, 42 71
Medfield Insane Asylum, board of Jere Burnett,
13 1-7 weeks at $2.80 36 80
Medfield Insane Asylum,
board of Mary E. Curry,
13 1-7 weeks at $2.80, 36 80
Total, $730 91
CEMETERY.
Payments. 1903
Mar. 14 Roger Sherman, labor, $38 00
28 John Dickinson, labor 2 days at $1.75, 3 50
Chas. S. Smith, labor 2 days at $1.75, 3 50
Apr. 11 Edward Dempsey, labor 2
days at $1.75, 3 50
June 13 Roger Sherman, labor 55 days at $1.75, 96 25
Roger Sherman, labor of
horses 18 days at $1.50, 27 00
67
Shady Hill Nursery Co., 48 trees, 32 00
27 John Dickinson, labor 7층 days at $1.75, 12 83
Sept. 12 Roger Sherman, labor 39 2-9 days at $1.75, 68 64
Roger Sherman, labor of horses 7 1-9 days at $1.50, 10 69
1904
Jan. . 9 Roger Sherman, labor 46 3-4 days at $1.75, 81 81
Roger Sherman, labor of
horses 7 days at $1.50, 10 50
30 Water Works, 1 faucet, 10 00
I. N. McRae, letting on and shutting off water, 2 00
J. L. Chapin & Son, supplies, 4 85
Total, $405 07
PAYMENT OF WATER BOND.
Payment of 1 Water Bond, $1,000 00
STREET LAMPS.
Payments. 1903
Mar. 14 M. M. Welch, care of lamps 3 months, 87 51
Apr. 11 M. M. Welch, care of lamps 1 month, 29 17
25 Jenny Mfg. Co., 5 bbl. oil, 30 63
68
May 23 M. M. Welch, care of lamps 1 month, 29 17
June 13 M. M. Welch, care of lamps 1 month, 29 17
July 11 M. M. Welch, care of lamps 1 month, 29 17
Jenny Mfg. Co., 5 bbls. oil, Joseph Breck & Sons, globes,
34 11
61
Aug. 8 M. M. Welch, care of lamps 1 month, 29 17
22 Jenny Mfg. Co., 5 bbls. oil, 32 15
Oct.
10 M. M. Welch, care of lamps 2 months, 58 34
24 Jenny Mfg., Co., 5 bbls. oil, 33 50
Nov. 14 M. M. Welch, care of lamps 1 month, 29 17
Joseph Breck & Sons, wicks, 1 50
Dec. 12 M. M. Welch, care of lamps 1 month, 29 17
1904
Jan. 9 Jenny Mfg. Co., 5 bbls. oil, 32 67 Joseph Breck & Sons, wicks, burners and globes, 25 25
30 I. N. McRae, soldering lamps, 4 37
M. M. Welch, care of lamps 1 month, 29 11
Total, $573 94
BOARD OF HEALTH.
1904
Payment.
Jan. 30 I. N. McRae, burning out and painting water troughs, 9 75
Total, $9 75
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SINKING FUND.
1903
Payment.
May 9 C. Lee Todd,
$1,125 00
Total,
$1,125 00
INTEREST.
1903
Payments.
April 11 Nat. Bank of Redemption, in- terest on note of $10,- 000.00, 73 61
Nat. Bank of Redemption, interest on note of $5,- 000.00, 36 80
May 9 Nat. Bank of Redemption, interest on balance on note of $10,000.00, 25 00
Charles S. Wheeler, treas., discount on town note of $15,000.00, 387 36
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Total, $522 77
PAYMENT OF BORROWED MONEY.
1903 May 9 Nat. Bank of Redemption, payment of note, $5,000 00
June 22 Middlesex Ins. for Savings, payment of overdue note, 2,000 00
70
Dec. 12 C. S. Wheeler, treas., pay- ment of note, 15,000 00
Total,
$22,000 00
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
1903 Aug. 22 John F. Farrar, treas., ≥ ap- propriation, 250 00
John F. Farrar, treas., bal- ance, 250 00
John F. Farrar, treas., dog tax, 327 17
Total, $827 17
TREE WARDEN.
1903
Payments.
May
9 Charles H. Rice, labor, $16 66
H. W. Farrar, labor, 1 75
Samuel Farrar, labor, 10 36 John Hayes, labor, 1 75
June 13 E. R. Farrar, services as tree warden 4 days, 8 00
E. R. Farrar, labor of horse 2 days, 3 00
D. H. Sherman, cash paid for labor, 5 83
Shady Hill Nursery Co., 77 trees, 50 25
Aug. 22 M. M. Welch, labor, 6 00
71
W. J. Hunter, labor and materials, 52 99
A. H. Kirkland, examining trees 1} days at $10.00, 15 00
A. H. Kirkland, car fares, meals, etc., 1 64
1904 Jan. 30 E. R. Farrar, services as tree warden 4 days, 10 00
E. R. Farrar, use of horse 2 days, 3 00
F. E. Cousins, teams and re- pairs, 3 25
Total, $189 48
HYDRANT AND OTHER PUBLIC WATER SERVICE.
1903
Aug. 22 Lincoln Water Works, 85 hydrants at $15.00, $1,275 00 Lincoln Water Works, 3 water troughs, at $50.00, 150 00
Lincoln Water Works,
water at Town Hall, 50 00
Total, $1,475 00
WALTHAM HOSPITAL.
1903 Sept. 26 Waltham Hospital, on account of appropriation, $250 00
Total, $250 00
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CONTINGENT FUND.
1903
Payments.
Feb. 28 Eugene Jose, labor breaking out roads, $5 02
John F. Farrar, labor break- ing out roads, 12 23
Mar. 14 William . H. Flynn, labor breaking out roads, 6 50
28 Anthony Dempsey, labor
breaking out roads, 2 62
Apr. 25 Mathew Elsworth, labor
breaking out roads, 9 76
May 23 C. A. Brooks, labor breaking out roads, 5 13
1904
Jan. 23 D. E. Sherman, labor break- ing out roads, 23 00
Wm. H. Flynn, labor break- ing out roads, 13 75
30 Edward Bannon, services on Hose Co. No. 1, 2 00
Wallace M. Brooks, services
on Hose Co. No. 1, 2 00
Geo. L. Chapin, services on Hose Co. No. 1, 2 00
F. M. Dempsey, services on Hose Co. No. 1, 2 00
E. B. Flint, services on Hose Co. No. 1, 2 00
F. J. Kidder, services on Hose Co. No. 1, 2 00
Charles Lunt, services on Hose Co. No. 1, 2 00
Roger Sherman, services on . Hose Co. No. 1, 2 00
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C. S. Wheeler, services on Hose Co. No. 1, 2 00
Alonzo Calkins, services on Hose Co. No. 1, 2 00
H. E. Barnes, services on Hose Co. No. 1, 2 00
L. E. Brooks, services on Hose Co. No. 1, 2 00
P. F. Corrigan, services on Hose Co. No. 1, 2 00
Edward Dempsey, services on Hose Co. No. 1, 2 00
A. W. Kidder, services on Hose Co. No. 1, 2 00
J. T. Laird, services on Hose Co. No. 1, 2 00 Wm. C. Pierce, services on Hose Co. No. 1, 2 00
F. W. Smith, services on Hose Co. No. 1, 2 00
John Dickinson, services on Hose Co. No. 1, 2 00
J. E. Baker, services on Hose Co. No. 2, 2 00
G. L. Cousins, services on Hose Co. No. 2, 2 00
W. F. Baker, services on Hose Co. No. 2, 2 00
F. E. Cousins, services on Hose Co. No. 2, 2 00
S. H. Blodgett, services on Hose Co. No. 2, 2 00
Matthew H. Doherty, services on Hose Co. No. 2, 2 00
C. F. Eveleth, services on Hose Co. No. 2, 2 00
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E. R. Farrar, services on Hose Co. No. 2, 2 00
C. F. Foreman, services on Hose Co. No. 2, 2 00
Edward Burgess, services on Hose Co. No. 2, 2 00
Owen E. Martin, services on Hose Co. No. 2, 2 00
Edwin B. Rice, services on Hose Co. No. 2, 2 00
J. H. Welch, services on Hose Co. No. 2, 2 00
H. W. Farrar, services on Hose Co. No. 2, 2 00
Thomas L. Giles, services on Hose Co. No. 2, 2 00
Jos. S. Hart, services on Hose Co. No. 2, 2 00
S. R. Snelling, services on Hose Co. No. 2, 2 00
Daniel Ryan, services on Hose Co. No. 2, 2 00
Michael Boyce, services on Hose Co. No. 2, 2 00
Geo. L. Chapin, services as
registrar of voters,
15 00
Total, $169 01
MISCELLANEOUS.
Payments. 1903
Feb. 14 Waltham Coal Co., 38 tons coal at $6.80, $258 40
28 John F. Farrar, services as forest fire warden, 10 00
75
John F. Farrar, services as special police July 4, 2 00
John F. Farrar, teaming coal, 4 75 D. H. Sherman, teaming coal, 5 44 Highway Dept., teaming coal, and wood, 12 00
J. T. Calkins, labor 6} days at $1.75 teaming coal, 11 37
H. G. Farrar, fighting fire, 2 00
B. &. M. R. R., freight, 25
B. & M. R. R., damage, 3 00
J. T. Laird, services at Bemis Hall, 26 00
J. T. Laird, services at Italian Shanty, 1 00
J. T. Laird, services on past- ing warrants, 8 00
J. T. Laird, pasting dog war- rants, 8 00
J. T. Laird, services in Auto. case, 7 00
J. T. Laird, services July 4, 2 00
J. T. Laird, distributing town reports, 6 00
Mar. 14 Waltham Coal Co., 22 45-100 tons coal at $6.80, 152 66
F. E. Cousins, weighing coal, 4 20
F. E. Cousing, services as constable, 14 50
Roger Sherman, services as special police July 4, 2 00
28 Kohler Furnace Co., repair- ing furnace, 25 22
Geo. E. Crosby, printing town reports, 223 95
Cochrane Chemical Co., 1 car- boy vitriol, 4 48
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B. &. M. R. R., freight, 25 Geo. L. Chapin, insurance on horse, 7 00
Apr. 11 J. T. Laird, court fees, 4 70
The Enterprise Co., printing notice, 1 65
M. M. Welch, cleaning water troughs, 25
M. M. Welch, carrying men to Town Hall 3 trips, 1 50
25
J, T. Calkins, labor 7 days at $1.75, 12 25
J. F. Calkins, trip to Wal- tham, 1 17
J. T. Calkins, use of wagon 4 days, 2 00
Ceo. E. Crosby, 100 school reports, 7 75
Geo. E. Crosby, postals and printing, 1 25
May
9 Mathew H. Doherty, services as sealer of weights and measures, 10 00
Dennis Doherty, cleaning
hose, 2 00
E. and F. King & Co. 1 keg bicarbonate soda, 1 40
Waltham Coal Co., 1 ton fur- nace coal, 8 50
23 Lexington Flag Pole Co., raising and fitting top- mast, ' 10 00
B. & M. R. R., freight, 25
June 13 Knight and Thomas, cans and bottles for fire extin- guishers, 3 25
77
Peter P. Fee, serving DeCor- dora Summons, 2 60
B. & M. R. R., frieght, 25
John Tasker, Decoration Day expenses, 6 50
27 Waltham Coal Co., 39 9-10
tons coal at $6.20, 247 38
July 11 Thomas Groom & Co., sta- tionery, 14 00
Smith & Ludden, legal ser- vices to date, 250 00
Thomas L. Giles, services as special police July 3 and 4, 3 00
25 F. M. Dempsey, settlement in land damage case, 1,000 00
Andrew J. Doherty, settle- ment in land damage case, 500 00
Charles S. Wheeler, abate- ment of 28 poll taxes, 56 00
Aug. 8 Geo. W. Townsend, services of diver and assistant, 90 02
M. M. Welch, teaming on ac- count of drowning acci- dent, 11 75
J. H. Welch, labor 2} days searching for body, 5 00
Cornelius Moynihan labor 2 days searching for body, 4 00
J. M. Eveleth, 6} days searching for body, 13 00
Wm. Ryan 3rd, labor 1 day searching for body, 2 00
Geo. P. Cook, labor 1 day searching for body, 2 00
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J. T. Laird, labor 6} days searching for body, 12 50
J. T. Laird, use of boats, 10 00
Lossie E. Laird, labor 3} days, searching for body, 6 50
Thomas Matthews, labor 1 day searching for body, 2 00
Edward Dempsey, labor 6
days searching for body, 12 00
Owen E. Martin, labor 1 day searching for body, 2 00
22 P. J. Lennon, labor 3} days searching for body, 7 00
Geo. E. Crosby, 40 cards, 4 50
Sept. 12 Francis Doane & Co., order book, 9 50
W. G. Watson, labor 1 day searching for body. 2 00
B. & M. R. R., damage on car of coal, 3 00
National Ex. Co., expressage, 15
26
Waltham Coal Co., 60 4-10 tons coal at $6.20, 374 48
Emmons Cook, labor 2 days searching for body, 4 00
Wm. C. Pierce, services as assessor, 50 00
Wm. C. Pierce, copying books, 25 00
Wm. H. Sherman, services as assessor, 50 00
Oct. 10. Waltham Pub. Co., printing 700 tax bills, 2 50
Little, Brown & Co., revised laws, 11 00
Nov. 14. Revere Rubber Co., 150 ft.
hose at $.50, 75 00
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79
H. K. Barnes, resetting coup- lings, 80
C. S. Wheeler, collecting taxes on $24,148,70, taxes of 1902, 362 22
Geo. E. Crosby, 5 water loan bonds, 20 00
Thomas L. Giles, services at state election, 5 00
Owen E. Martin, services at state election, 5 00
J. T. Laird, services at state election, 5 00
R. D. Donaldson, repairs on Town House, 332 10
R. D. Donaldson, lowering flag pole, 7 50
C. S. Smith, on account of release of claim, 350 00
C. S. and Francis Smith, on account of release of claim, 150 00
Nov. 28. C. S. Smith, cash paid for 4 6-1000 tons coal at $6.65, 26 64
Dec. 26. M. M. Welsh, services as cattle inspector, 49 25
1904
Jan. 9. F. T. Hyde, M. D., returning 2 births, 50
Roger Sherman, 12} days labor at $1.75, 21 87
Roger Sherman, services as
special police, July 3 and 4, 3 00
Roger Sherman, labor, 1 day searching for body, 2 00
80
1
Jan. 17. Edward Dempsey, services as constable, 8 00
Geo. L. Chapin, insurance on horse, 8 60
Jan. 30. Adams Tolman, insurance on library, 81 00
Geo. L. Chapin, care of Town Hall, 125 00
J. L. Chapin & Son, supplies, 31 93
H. E. Barnes, returning 5 deaths, 1 25
C. S. Wheeler, services as treasurer, 175 00
C. S. Wheeler, postage,
6 20
I. N. McRae, work on furnace at Town House, 11 05
C. Lee Todd, services as treas- urer of sinking fund, 50 00
Geo. L. Chapin, recording births, marriages and deaths, 12 10
Geo. L. Chapin, services as town clerk, 75 00
Geo. L. Chapin, cash paid for express, 75
Geo. L. Chapin, cash paid for dog license book, 1 75
Thomas L. Giles, services as auditor, 100 00
Chas. S. Smith, services as selectman, 150 00
Chas. S. Smith, services as overseer of poor, 25 00
Chas. S. Smith, services as registrar, 10 00
Chas. S. Smith, services on Hose Co. No. 1, 2 00
81
Chas. S. Smith, cash paid for postage and telephoning, 3 00
Edward F. Flint, services as selectman, 150 00
Edward F. Flint, services as overseer of poor, 25 00
Edward F. Flint, services as registrar, 10 00
Edward F. Flint, services on Hose Co. No. 1, 2 00
Anthony J. Doherty, services as selectman, 150 00
Anthony J. Doherty, services
as overseer of poor, 25 00
Anthony J. Doherty, services as registrar, 10 00
Anthony J. Doherty, services on Hose Co. No. 2, 2 00
Anthony J. Doherty, cash paid for postage, 1 50
C. S. Wheeler, services as assessor, 50 00
C. S. Wheeler, cash paid for telephoning, etc., 1 00
Total, $6,385 03
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RECAPITULATION.
Schools,
$7,548 68
Highways,
5,879 61
Water Maintenance,
5,517 49
Payment of Board,
1,000 00
Water Construction,
4,157 01
State Aid,
48 00
Support of Poor,
730 91
Cemetery,
405 07
Street Lamps,
573 94
Board of Health,
9 75
Sinking Fund,
1,125 00
Interest,
522 77
Payment of Borrowed Money,
22,000 00
Public Library,
827 17
Tree Warden,
189 48
Hydrants and other Water Services,
1,475 00
Waltham Hospital,
250 00
Contingent,
169 01
Miscellaneous,
6,385 03
Grand Total,
$58,813 92
TREASURER'S REPORT, The Receipts into and Payments from the Treasury from Feb. 1, 1903, to Feb. 1, 1904, have been as follows : -
Balance in Treasury, Feb. 1, 1903 .
$1905 64 327 17
Paid State Tax
$1,960 00
State Highway Tax
102 95
of State Treasurer on account of Corporation Tax of 1902
957 62
County Tax
.
58,813 92
of State Treasurer on account of National Bank Tax of 1903
485 88
48 00
of State Treasurer on account of Inspection of Animals
15 38
Income of Massachusetts School Fund :
452 91
Income of Grammar School Fund
46 20
Sinking Fund Commissioners -
2,000 00
...
borrowed money
15,000 00
for School Superintendent
312 50
for 5 Water bonds
.
5,000 00
for premium on 5 bonds
282 50
for accrued interest on bonds
26 67
for interest on deposits
79 83
from Water Works for coal
6,849 54
for Cambridge assessment ·
123 58
from County on account of highway
836 00
for hall rent
10 00
66
1 31
for dividends Central National Bank
2,563 84
for damage to freight
28 93
·
for valve returned
27 25
for 29 empty oil barrels
43 50
balance of Taxes of 1902
1,901 80
interest on Taxes of 1902
43 36
on account of taxes of 1903
20,207 55
for interest on Taxes of 1903
27 27
$65,729 16
$65,729 16
E. & O. E.
CHARLES S. WHEELER, Treasurer.
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on account of highway dept. . for junk
.
.
.
.
Sudbury River Tax
28 48
2,554 34
of State Treasurer on account of Corporation Tax of 1903 . ·
5,625 90
Selectmen's orders Balance in Treasury
2,269 47
of State Treasurer on ac on account of State Aid .'
·
378 16
120 87
Received of County Treasurer for Dog Tax returned :
84
Sinking Fund Commissioners IN ACCOUNT WITH Town of Lincoln.
1903.
DR.
Feb. 1. To cash on hand . $971 44
May 27. To cash received from Chas. S. Wheeler, Treas. 1125 00
June 1. To interest allowed 9 07
$2105 51
1903. CR.
June 22. By cash paid Chas. S. Wheeler, Treas. for payment on Lincoln Water Works note $2000 00
1904.
Feb. 1.
By cash on deposit
105 51
$2105 51
Respectfully submitted, C. LEE TODD, Treasurer.
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Trust Fund Commissioners IN ACCOUNT WITH
George G. Tarbell Legacy to Lincoln Library.
1903
DR.
May 27. To cash, C. S. Smith, note paid $1500 00
To interest C. S. Smith note 30 00
Aug. 14. To interest Caroline A. Nye mortgage note 50 00
1904
CR.
Jan. 31. Dividends on 8 shares Boston & Lowell R. R. 64 00
Dividends on 13 shares West End St. Ry. pfd 52 00
To interest N. Y ., N. H. & H payments . 19 20
$1715 20
1903
CR.
June 1. Eighty rights N. Y., N. H. & H. . $ 94 00
By cash, first payment N. Y., N. H. & H. 400 00
Oct. 30. By cash, second, third and fourth payments do. 1000 00
1904
Jan. 31. By cash, J. F. Farrar, Treasurer Lincoln Library 215 20
Feb. 1. By cash on deposit 6 00
$1715 20
The Fund is invested as follows :
Eight shares Boston & Lowell R. R. Co. Thirteen shares West End St. Ry. pref. Eight shares New York, New Haven & Hartford R. R. Co. $1000 mortgage note, 5 per cent, Caroline A. Nye.
Respectfully submitted,
C. LEE TODD, Treasurer.
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Trust Fund Commissioners IN ACCOUNT WITH
George Russell Legacy to the Lincoln Library.
1903 DR.
Feb. 1. To cash on hand
$370 46
June 1. To interest allowed 2 73
1904
Jan. 1. To dividends, Fitchburg pref. 35 00
Jan. 31. To interest, N. Y., N. H. & H. payments 4 80
$412 99
1903
June 1. Twenty rights, N. Y., N. H. & H . $23 50
By cash, first payment N. Y., N. H. & H. . 100 00
Oct. 30. By cash, second, third and fourth payments, ditto 250 00
1904
Jan. 31. By cash, John F. Farrar, Treas. Lincoln Library . 35 00
Feb. 1. By cash on deposit 4 49
$412 99
The Fund is invested as follows :
7 shares of Fitchburg R. R. pref. 2 shares of New York, New Haven & Hartford R. R. Co. Respectfully submitted, C. LEE TODD, Treasurer.
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Report of the Treasurer of Lincoln Cemetery Commissioners.
Feb. 1, 1903, balance on hand, $65 98
Apr. 1.
Dividend on 2 shares Fitchburg
Railroad Pfd.
2 50
July 1. Dividend on 2 shares Fitchburg Railroad Pfd. 2 50
Oct. 1. Dividend on 2 shares Fitchburg Railroad Pfd. 2 50
Apr. 1. Dividend on 3 shares Union Pacific Pfd. 6 00
Oct. 1. Dividend on 3 shares Union Pacific Pfd. 6 00
Jan. 1, '04. Dividend on 2 shares Fitchburg Railroad Pfd. 2 50
June. Received from W. W. Johnson on account of payment for Lot No. 89. 20 00
Balance in Treasurer's hands, Feb. 1, 1904, $107 98
Securities on hand : 2 shares Fitchburg Railroad Preferred and 3 shares Union Pacific Preferred.
CHARLES S. SMITH, Treasurer.
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ASSESSORS' REPORT
The Board of Assessors submit the following report :
Number of residents assessed on property,
234
66
non-residents assessed on property, 80
66
assessed on polls only, 169
66
acres of land assessed, 8,740
dwelling houses assessed,
218 1-3
66 horses assessed,
358
66
cows assessed,
605
66 neat cattle other than cows assessed, 113
66 swine assessed, 158
66 fowls assessed,
5,280
66
sheep assessed, 27
Value of land exclusive of buildings;
$467,417 00
66 buildings exclusive of land, 575,885 000
real estate,
$1,043,302 00
66 personal estate,
1,346,998 00
Total valuation,
$2,390,300 00
State tax,
$1,960 00
County tax,
2,554 00
Sudbury river tax,
28 48
State highway tax,
102 95
Town grants,
19,198 00
Total,
$23,843 43
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Number of polls, Deduct part of corporation tax, Rate, $9.00 per $1,000.
320
$1,690 73
CHAS. S. WHEELER, WM. C. PEIRCE, WM. H. SHERMAN,
Assessors.
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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, Mrs. Adeline F.
5,500
49 50
8,000
72 00
121 50
Adams, Charles F.
156,150
1,405 35
61,500
553 50
1958 85
Adams, J. Q.
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.
22,220
199 98
199 98
Baker, George M.
140
1 26
11,320
101 88
103 14
Baker, George M., Trustee
625
5 63
5 63
Baker, James E. ·
175
1 58
50.
45
2 03
Baker, Walter F.
625
5 63
7,500
67 50
73 13
Bannon, Edward
1,600
14 40
14 40
Bamforth, Mrs. Marrianne
1,600
14 40
14 40
Bamforth, C. Harry
1,350
12 15
6,250
56 25
68 40
Bean, Mrs. Abbie .
350
3 15
2.700
24 30
27 45
Bemis, Julia A.
113,540
1,021 86
3,000
27 00
1048 86
Bent, Mrs. Sarah S., Est.
100
90
3,200
28 80
29 70
Bernard, Mrs. Mary
600
5 40
5 40
Biggs, S. R. H.
225
2 03
3,500
31 50
33 53
Blodgett, Mrs. Minnie P.
14,000
126 00
126 00
Blodgett, Stephen H.
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1,700
15 30
8 500
76 50
91 80
Blodgett, William A.
4,000
36 00
36 00
Blodgett, Warren K., Trustee
34,000
306 00
306 00
Boyce, John, Estate ·
1,035
9 32
6,000
54 00
63 32
Bradley, Edward E.
150
1 35
1 35
Bradley, Mrs. Sarah A. W.
1,000
9 00
300
2 70
11 70
.
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·
·
·
400
3 60
3 60
Barnes, Herbert E.
·
·
.
.
90
Briggs, Mrs. Laura F.
14,100
126 90
126 90
Briggs, William S. .
600
5 40
5 40
Brooks, Albert S.
575
5 18
5,100
45 90
51 08
Brooks, Levi, Estate
1,050
9 45
9 45
Brooks, Lorenzo E.
300
2 70
4,300
38 70
41 40
Brooks, Wallace M.
400
3 60
3 60
Browning, George W.
1,025
9 23
2,500
22 50
31 73
Browning, Mrs. Sarah
75
68
68
Bryant, J. Elliot.
145
1 31
1 31
Bulger, John H.
500
4 50
4,000
36 00
40 50
Burgess, John A.
135
1 22
3,500
31 50
32 72
Burnham, John A., Trustee
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375,000
3,375 00
3,500
31 50
31 50
Butcher, Mrs. Mary .
400
3 60
3,500
31 50
35 10
Cahill, Annie ..
600
5 40
3,700
33 30
38 70
Calkins, James T.
150
1 35
2,000
18 00
19 35
Campbell, Mrs. Ellen L.
3,300
29 70
7,500
67 50
97 20
Chapin, Mrs. Alice B ..
4,000
36 00
36 00
Chapin, Cyrus S ...
2,500
22 50
22 50
Chapin, George L ..
300
2 70
3,500
31 50
34 20
Chapin, Mrs. Emily F ...
250
2 25
4,750
42 75
45 00
Chapin, Henry C., Estate.
2,500
22 50
22 50
Chapin, James L. & Son
1,000
9 00
9 00
Coan, Thomas .
500
4 50
2,000
18 00
22 50
Codman, Ogden.
3,750
: 33 75
50,000
450 00
483 75
Conway, Mrs. Rosanna
575
5 18
1,500
13 50
18 68
Connors, Michael.
500
4 50
4 50
Cook, Abbie M. .
4.500
40 50
40 50
Cook Bros. . .
13,500
121 50
121 50
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Bush, Mrs. Emily K. .
91
Name of Residents.
Aggregate Value of Personal Estate
Total Tax of Personal Estate.
Aggregate Value of Real Estate.
Total Tax on Real Estate.
Total Tax on Personal and Real Estate.
Cook Bros.
1,200
10 80
10 80
Cook, Isaac B.
580
5 22
4,000
36 00
41 22
Corrigan, Martin
75
68
68
Corrigan, Mrs. Mary
1,500
13 50
13 50
Cousins, Mrs. Ann E.
1,640
14 76
1,900
17 10
31 86
Cousins, Harold S.
1,700
15 30
2,500
22 50
37 80
Cousins, George L.
825
7 43
4,000
36 00
43 43
Crook, Russell G.
25
23
400
3 60
3 83
Cunnert, Trougott
410
3 69
1,700
15 30
18 99
Cunningham, George B.
1,075
9 68
3.100
27 90
37 58
Curry, John
50
45
1,000
9 00
9 45
Davis, Alfred G.
200
1 80
4,500
40 50
42 30
Dee, John
590
5 31
2,500
22 50
27 81
Delehanty, Richard
100
90
1,000
9 00
9 90
Dempsey, Frank M.
490
4 41
2,500
22 50
26 91
Dempsey, Michael, Est.
50
45
1,000
9 00
9 45
Dennie, Charlotte S.
45 00
45 00
Dennie, Greenleaf B.
10 80
Diamond, James
100
90
90
Doan, Elizabeth F., Est.
3,278
29 50
29 50
Dodge, Mrs. Katie F. P.
100
90
3,200
28 80
29 70
Donaldson, Robert D.
500
4 50
4 50
Doherty, Dennis
60
54
1,500
13 50
14 04
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1,200
10 80
4,000
36 00
36 00
Cousins, Fred E.
800
7 20
7 20
Craven, Patrick
.
92
5,000
Dougherty, Andrew J.
2,000
18 00
18 00
Eaton, Winslow. .
40
36
36
Ehlert, Albert, Estate. .
100
90
1,500
13 50
14 40
Ellsworth, Mrs. Mary J ..
200
1 80
3,500
31 50
33 30
Eveleth, Julius E. ...
630
5 67
11,500
103 50
109 17
Farnsworth, Charles P.
280
2 52
2 52
Farrar, Edward R ..
400
3 60
6,600
59 40
63 00
Farrar, Edward R .
2,850
25 65
25 65
Farrar, Herbert W.
65
59
2,000
18 00
18 59
Farrar, John F ..
335
3 02
2,000
18 00
21 02
Farrar, John W.
4,100
36 90
36 90
First Parish .. .
3,500
31 50
31 50
Flemming, John.
25
23
300
2 70
2 93
Flint Bros. .
2,070
18 63
14,000
126 00
144 63
Flint, Ephraim B.
3,500
31 50
31 50
Flint, George ...
91,240
821 16
9,850
88 65
909 81
Floyd, Mrs Andres S.
175
1 58
1 58
Flynn, John, Est ...
435
3 92
2,000
18 00
21 92
Fortescue, George
125
1 13
2,000
18 00
19 13
Gilbert, Napoleon .
700
6 30
6 30
Giles, Thomas L. .
25
23
1,700
15 30
15 53
Graves, George A.
13,000
117 00
4,000
36 00
153 00
Guirada, John . . .
175
1 58
1,900
17 10
18 68
Garland, Mrs. Martha T.
850
7 65
7 65
Hagar, Mrs. Mary A.
50
45
45
Hall, Mrs. Ella E ...
3,000
27 00
27 00
Ham, Mrs. Hepsibah S.
2,500
22 50
22 50
Harding, William A. .
40
36
1,700
15 30
15 66
Harrington, Herbert J ..
735
6 62
6 62
93
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Aggregate Value of Personal Estate
Total Tax on Personal Estate.
Aggregate Value of Real Estate.
Total Tax on Real Estate.
Total Tax on Personal and Real Estate.
Harrington, George F ..
225
2 03
5,750
51 75
53 78
Hart, Joseph S .....
600
5 40
14,700
132 30
137 70
Hartwell, Mrs. Julia W.
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597
5 37
5 37
Hartwell, Samuel ..
21,900
197 10
10,000
90 00
287 10
Hayden, Frederick A
2,500
22 50
1,600
14 40
36 90
Higginson, A. Henry .
1,510
13 59
10,500
94 50
108 09
Hoar, George H. .
400
3 60
3,600
32 40
36 00
Hoar, Leonard, Estate.
500
4 50
4 50
Hodges, Mrs. Ann F., Estate.
7,500
67 50
67 50
Holman, Daniel .
200
1 80
1 80
Hosea, William ..
450
4 05
1,500
13 50
17 55
Hovey, William A.
2,000
18 00
18 00
Hunt, Sarah ..
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3,750
33 75
33 75
Hunter, Mrs. Amanda T.
200
1 80
4,650
41 85
43 65
Hunter, Mrs. E. A ..
25
23
23
Hutton, James ..
8 0
7 20
7 20
Johnson, Mrs. Amelia L.
75
68
5,455
49 10
49 78
Johnson, Walter W.
200
1 80
1 80
Johnson, William A
53
48
48
Jones, Abijah G. .
150
1 35
4,000
36 00
37 35
Jose, Eugene .. ..
500
4 50
2,800
25 20
29 70
Kennedy, John. .
1,230
11 07
4,350
39 15
50 22
Kennedy, Michael.
25
23
300
2 70
2 93
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