Town Report on Lincoln 1920-1924, Part 7

Author: Lincoln (Mass.)
Publication date: 1920
Publisher: Lincoln (Mass.)
Number of Pages: 748


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20.00


Herbert G. Farrar, Special Police, 1921


20.00


Herbert G. Farrar, Perambulating Town Lines 15.00


Isaac Langille, Special Police


25.00


Isaac Langille, Game Warden


2.00


William Stevens, Electrical Work


63.12


Anthony J. Doherty, Examining Town Records


7.00


C. Lee Todd, Registering Town Note


2.00


T. L. Giles, Collecting Taxes


300.00


M. M. Welch, Inspecting Cattle


58.25


Lincoln Water Commissioners, Water Service


50.00


W. L. Barnes, Returning Birth


.25


John J. Kelliher, Police Services


300.00


Hattie B. Heath, Taking Town Census


24.00


Edward Harrington, Painting Signs


28.00


W. C. Peirce, Jr., Use of Truck, Memorial Day


5.00


W. C. Peirce, Jr., Services at Elections


5.00


Thomas J. Dee, Services at Elections


5.00


A. J. Dougherty, Services at Elections


5.00


William Allen, Printing


26.88


C. Woodhull, Tuning and Care of Piano


15.00


P. Murphy, Printing


3.35


Waltham Publishing Co., Printing


13.75


Daniels Printing Co., Printing


541.90


Doherty Garage, Auto Service


91.71


American Express Co., Express


2.14


41


W. F. Farrar Co., Returning Death Notices 1.00 William Craig, Court Expenses 6.00


W. C. Peirce, Sr., Services as Town Clerk


125.00


W. C. Peirce, Sr., Services as Assessor W. C. Peirce, Sr., Expenses and Postage 47.31 William H. Sherman, Services as Assessor 60.00


50.00


Herbert G. Farrar, Services as Assessor C. Lee Todd, Police Badge 1.00


C. Lee Todd, Services as Town Treasurer


300.00


James W. Lennon, Services as Auditor


125.00


William C. Robus, Labor at Fires Isaac N. McRae, Labor at Fires Winslow Eaton, Labor at Fires


45.96


11.50


Richard Corrigan, Labor at Fires


2.00


James Corrigan, Labor at Fires


3.50


Sidney McRae, Labor at Fires


1.00


George Flint, Labor at Fires


1.00


Rothwell McRae, Labor at Fires


1.50


Hubert Hutton, Labor at Fires


2.70


Herbert G. Farrar, Labor at Fires, Etc.


45.00


Isaac N. McRae, Labor at Town Hall


91,37


C. S. Smith, Postage


9.37


C. S. Smith, Selectman, Registrar and Overseer 200.00


John F. Farrar, Selectman, Registrar and Overseer 200.00


Robert D. Donaldson, Selectman, Registrar and Overseer 200.00


Robert D. Donaldson, Labor at Town Hall


260.25


John F. Farrar, Labor at So. Schoolhouse Grounds


12.00


Lincoln Special Highway, Labor


224.47


Fritz Cunnert, Labor


4.00


C. Lee Todd, Supplies


.55


Wright & Potter, Supplies


5.63


Thomas Groom, Supplies


5.35


Rollin Bros., Supplies


1.60


C. S. Smith, Coal


569.27


William H. Sherman, Supt. Labor a/c Ice Storm 120.00


50.00


18.70


42


John F. Farrar, Labor


26.25


John F. Farrar & Son, Labor with Team


52.50


George E. Cunningham, Labor with Team


67.75


Andrew J. Dougherty, Labor Team


85.50


Hector J. MacLean, Labor


9.75


Phillip Snelling, Labor


19.50


John Johanson, Labor


60.25


Martin J. Rooney, Labor


60.50


John W. Rooney, Jr., Labor


27.50


Timothy J. Crowley, Labor


80.00


W. H. Ryan, Labor


76.75


Thomas F. Coan, Labor


80.00


Joseph E. Mahan, Labor


80.00


John J. Shea, Labor


35.75


Joseph Eaton, Labor


3.25


Patrick Craven, Labor


10.00


George Monilla, Labor


13.00


$6,100.44


43


MOTH


Payments


John J. Kelliher, Services as Superintendent


$1,199.50


Silas Fourneir, Labor 876.50


.


James Corrigan, Labor


391.50


William Costello, Labor


783.50


Byron Lunt, Labor


26.00


John Peters, Labor


8.00


Henry A. Butcher, Labor with Team


133.00


Robert D. Donaldson, Labor and Supplies


31.88


Glidden Co., Supplies


24.00


Frost Insecticide Co., Supplies


10.50


Standard Oil Co., Supplies


201.90


Dan McAskill, Repairs


4.00


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., Telephone Service


17.63


Doherty Garage, Truck Service


31.81


American R. R. Ex. Co., Express


.94


John Shea, Labor 39.00


$3,779.66


44


CEMETERY


Payments


Fritz Cunnert, Labor


$209.75


John Yablosky, Labor


39.00


Highway Department, Labor


25.00


John J. O'Leary, Labor


12.00


James Welch, Labor


29.75


Dennis O'Brien, Labor


21.00


Rollin Bros., Supplies


19.45


J. W. Milbury, Sharpening Lawn Mowers


5.00


Lincoln Water Works, Water Service


20.00


$380.95


FIRE DEPARTMENT


Payments


Doherty Garage, Labor and Supplies


$118.49


Doherty Garage, Storing Truck 100.00


Burgess Garage, Labor on Truck


23.50


Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co., Supplies


279.00


American La France Fire Engine Co., Supplies 26.00


E. & F. King Co., Supplies


15.68


$562.27


45


STREET LIGHTS


Payments


Edison Electric Ill'g Co., Light, Dec. 1920


$173.67


Edison Electric Ill'g Co., Light, Jan. 1921


167.04


Edison Electric Ill'g Co., Light, Feb. 156.51


Edison Electric Ill'g Co., Light, Mar.


159.11


Edison Electric Ill'g Co., Light, Apr.


157.38


Edison Electric Ill'g Co., Light, May


136.96


Edison Electric Ill'g Co., Light, June


132.46


Edison Electric Ill'g Co., Light, July


135.93


Edison Electric Ill'g Co., Light, August


135.72


Edison Electric Ill'g Co., Light, Sept.


145.84


Edison Electric Ill'g Co., Light, Oct.


163.03


Edison Electric Ill'g Co., Light, Nov:


156.02


$1,819.67 1


HIGHWAY -SPECIAL


Payments


William Sherman, Services as Superintendent,


including Money to Pay Laborers, Freight and Transportation


$1,070.00


John F. Farrar, Labor


380.00


Joseph Mahan, Labor


368.25


Martin J. Rooney, Labor


204.75


Thomas F. Coan, Labor 364.00


John J. Connair, Labor


185.25


46


Timothy J. Crowley, Labor


364.00


John Driscoll, Labor


104.00


William Ryan, Labor


364.00


Michael Connors, Labor George Monalla, Labor


373.75


John W. Rooney, Jr., Labor


205.25


John Johanson, Labor


175.50


George Cheney, Labor


20.00


Stoneham Laborers, Labor


435.00


Patrick Craven, Labor


90.00


David Puscell, Labor


16.25


Steam Roller Man, Labor


246.00


James B. Wood Co., Coal


115.00


Waltham Coal Co., Coal


43.78


General Crushed Stone Co., Stone


7,164.86


Texas Company, Supplies


2,392.50


C. H. Clark, Supplies


6.35


Barlow-Stockwell Co., Supplies


19.00


Wilson Lumber Co., Supplies


76.55


Robert D. Donaldson, Labor and Supplies


48.74


Highway Department, Labor of Horses


1,260.00


J. W. Mann, Gravel


193.00


Herbert G. Farrar, Sand


12.50


$16,556.68


LINCOLN LIBRARY


Payments


John F. Farrar, Treas., Dog Tax Returned $237.91


John F. Farrar, Treas., Appropriation


700.00


$937.91


258.40


47


PAYMENT OF BORROWED MONEY


Payment


First National Bank, Payment of Note $25,000.00


INTEREST ACCOUNT


Payments


Old Colony Trust Co., Interest, Discount, Town Note


$770.56


Sinking Fund Commrs., Interest on Funds 52.87


$823.43


a


MOTHERS' AID AND SUPPORT OF POOR


Payments


Agnes Gilbert, Mothers' Aid $144.00


State Department of Public Welfare, Care of


Andrew Kilfoye 365.00


$509.00


BOARD OF HEALTH


Payment


John F. Farrar, Cleaning Watering Troughs $5.00


48


HYDRANTS AND OTHER WATER SERVICE


Payments


Lincoln Water Commrs., 124 Hydrants $1,860.00


Lincoln Water Commrs., Watering Troughs 572.00


$2,432.00


WALTHAM HOSPITAL


Payment


Waltham Hospital, Appropriation


$300.00


DISTRICT NURSE


Payment


Caroline W. Viets, Services and Supplies $398.23


49


RECAPITULATION


Payments


Schools


$23,217.12


Payment of Borrowed Money


25,000.00


Water


17,898.22


Highway Special


16,556.68


Highways


14,654.37


Miscellaneous


6,100.44


Moth


3,779.66


Hydrants and Other Water Service


2,432.00


Street Lights


1,819.67


Lincoln Library


937.91


Interest Account


823.43


Fire Department


562.67


Mothers' Aid and Support of Poor


509.00


District Nurse Account


398.23


Cemetery


380.95


Waltham Hospital


300.00


Board of Health


5.00


-


[!] = = 25


50


TREE WARDEN'S REPORT


The Tree Warden submits to the Town his report for the year 1921.


During the past year the work has been carried on as for- merly creosoting Gypsy Moth nests on the roadside trees, this work continued until the middle of May, when the spraying operations were started, all the roadside trees were sprayed and about two hundred acres of woodland with good results.


The roadside thinning and cleaning which consists of cutting brush and removing dangerous limbs and dead wood from trees along the roadside was done on a good many of our high- ways this year.


This department has its work cut out for it for at least the next five years to repair the damage done to the trees by the ice storm, the tree repairing now in need of being done is immense in quantity and will necessitate a large expenditure of money.


The total expenditure of this department is $3,779.66 of which there has been returned to the town treasurer $1,493.96 on account of private work, leaving a net cost of $2,285.70 to the town.


I recommend that $3,500 be appropriated for Moth and tree work this year.


Respectfully submitted, JOHN J. KELLIHER, Tree Warden.


51


REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF SINKING AND TRUST FUNDS


SINKING FUND COMMISSIONERS


In Account with WATER WORKS SINKING FUND


1921 Jan. 1 Balance


Dr.


$ 1,694.16


Coupons, Town of Lincoln 32s of 1932


105.00


Coupons, Town of Lincoln 32s of 1934 175.00


Coupons, Town of Lincoln 4s (Serial)


60.00


Coupons, Town of Lincoln 4s of 1936


560.00


$500 Town of Lincoln Serial 4s due.


500.00


Cash, C. L. Todd, Treasurer


1,500.00


Coupons, U. S. Liberty 44s of 1928.


127.50


Coupons, U. S. Liberty 4}s of 1938.


63.75


Interest on Deposit 44.90


Interest on Lincoln Water Works Loan


137.57


Loan paid by Lincoln Water Works.


7,500.00


$12,467.88


1921


Cr.


Jan. 1 Loan to Lincoln Water Works.


$ 7,500.00


Loan to Lincoln Water Works


1,500.00


Dec. 31 Balance


3,467.88


$12,467.88


The Fund is invested as follows :


$1,000 Town of Lincoln 4s, Serial Bonds due Sept. 1912 to 1923.


$1,500 Town of Lincoln 4s, Serial Bonds, due 1912 to 1923.


$14,000 Town of Lincoln 4s, due September, 1936.


$3,000 Town of Lincoln 33s, due September, 1932.


$3,000 U. S. Liberty 4ªs of 1928.


$1,500 U. S. Liberty 4}s of 1938.


$5,000 Town of Lincoln 32s, due November, 1934.


Respectfully submitted,


C. LEE TODD, Treasurer.


52


SINKING FUND COMMISSIONERS


In Account with


FUND FOR PURCHASE OF SCHOOLHOUSE BONDS


1921


Dr.


Jan.


1 Balance


$14,176.56


Loan to Town of Lincoln


15,000.00


Interest


525.52


$29,702.08


1921


Cr.


Jan.


1 $3,000 Schoolhouse Bonds due.


$ 3,000.00


Coupons, Schoolhouse Bonds, January 1 240.00


July


1 Coupons, Schoolhouse Bonds, July 1 Loan paid by Town of Lincoln.


180.00


15,000.00


Dec. 31 Balance


11,282.08


$29,702.08


Respectfully submitted,


C. LEE TODD, Treasurer.


53


TRUST FUND COMMISSIONERS


In Account with


GEORGE G. TARBELL LEGACY TO THE LINCOLN LIBRARY


1921


Dr.


Jan.


1 Balance


$ 29.70


Dividends, West End St. Ry. Co. common. 3.50


Dividends, American Telephone & Telegraph Co. 34.00


Dividends, West End St. Ry. Co. preferred. . .. 52.00


Coupons, Anglo-American Oil Corp'n, 72s.


37.50


Sale, 4 American Tel. & Tel. Co. rights


2.06


Interest on Deposit.


3.18


$161.94


1921


Cr.


Dec. 31 Cash, J. F. Farrar, Treas., Lincoln Library. . . $130.18


Balance on Deposit, principal account. 31.76


$161.94


The Fund is invested as follows :


8 shares Boston & Maine R. R. Co. preferred "B" .


13 shares West End Street Railway Co. preferred.


8 shares New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Co. 4 shares American Telephone & Telegraph Co.


1 shares West End Street Railway Co. common. $500 Anglo-American Oil Corpn. 7₺s of 1925.


Respectfully submitted,


C. LEE TODD, Treasurer.


54


TRUST FUND COMMISSIONERS


In Account with


GEORGE RUSSELL LEGACY TO THE LINCOLN LIBRARY


1921


Dr.


$33.02


Jan. 1 Balance Interest


.99


$34.01


1921


Cr.


Dec. 31 Cash, J. F. Farrar, Treas., Lincoln Library .... $ .99


Balance on Deposit, principal amount. 33.02


$34.01


The Fund is invested as follows :


7 shares Boston & Maine Railroad Co. preferred "A" 2 shares New York, New Haven & Hartford R. R. Co.


Respectfully submitted,


C. LEE TODD, Treasurer.


55


TRUST FUND COMMISSIONERS


In Account with


JULIA A. BEMIS FUND FOR BENEFIT OF LINCOLN LIBRARY


1921


Dr.


Jan. 1 Balance


$35.34


Dividends, West End St. Ry. Co., common


7.00


Coupons, U. S. Rubber Company 5s


50.00


Interest


2.02


$94.36


1921


Cr.


Dec. 31 Cash, J. F. Farrar, Treas., Lincoln Library . ... $59.02


Balance on Deposit, principal account. 35.34


$94.36


The Fund is invested as follows :


2 shares West End Street Railway Company common. $1,000 United States Rubber 5s, 1947.


Respectfully submitted,


C. LEE TODD, Treasurer.


56


TRUST FUND COMMISSIONERS


In Account with


JOHN H. PIERCE LEGACY TO THE LINCOLN LIBRARY


1921


Dr.


Jan.


1 Balance


$18.33


Coupons, American Tel. & Tel. Co. 5s.


50.00


Dividends, West End St. Ry. Co. Common


3.50


Interest


.77


$72.60


Cr. 1921


Dec. 31 Cash, J. F. Farrar, Treas., Lincoln Library ....


$54.27


Balance on Deposit, principal account. 18.3.3


$72.60


The Fund is invested as follows :


1 share West End Street Railway common. $1,000 American Tel. & Tel. Co. 5s, 1946.


Respectfully submitted,


C. LEE TODD, Treasurer.


57


TRUST FUND COMMISSIONERS


In Account with


ABBIE J. STEARNS FUND FOR LINCOLN LIBRARY


1921


Dr.


Jan.


1 Balance


$ 81.87


Dividends, West End St. Ry. Co. common. 17.50


Coupons, U. S. Rubber Co. 5s 100.00


Interest 4.46


$203.83


1921


Cr.


Dec. . 31 Cash, J. F. Farrar, Treas., Lincoln Library . . $ 121.96


Balance on deposit, principal account. 81.87


$203.83


The Fund is invested as follows :


5 shares West End Street Railway common. $2,000 United States Rubber 5s, due 1947.


Respectfully submitted,


C. LEE TODD, Treasurer.


58


TRUST FUND COMMISSIONERS


In Account with


ABBIE J. STEARNS FUND FOR SILENT POOR


1921


Dr.


Jan.


1 Balance


$ 878.77


Coupons, U. S. Rubber 5s of 1947.


100.00


Interest 42.98


$1,021.75


Cr. 1921


Dec. 31 Paid on Selectmen's Orders


$ 67.99


Balance on Deposit, Income Account.


792.60


Balance on Deposit, Principal Account. 161.16


$1,021.75


The Fund is invested as follows :


$2,000 United States Rubber 5s, 1947.


Respectfully submitted,


C. LEE TODD, Treasurer.


59


TRUST FUND COMMISSIONERS


In Account with


ABBIE J. STEARNS FUND FOR TOWN HEARSE


1921


Dr.


Jan.


1 Balance


$178.19


Dividend, Pennsylvania Railroad Co. 33.75


Interest on Deposit.


10.73


$222.67


Dec. 31 Balance on Deposit.


$222.67


The Fund is invested as follows :


15 shares Pennsylvania Railroad Co.


Respectfully submitted,


C. LEE TODD, Treasurer.


1921


Cr.


60


THE BEMIS LECTURE FUND TRUSTEES


In Account with THE BEMIS LECTURE FUND


1921


Dr


Jan. 1 Balance


$1,168.98


Dividends, Pennsylvania Railroad Co. ..


112.50


66 Boston & Providence Railroad Co ... 100.00


Old Colony Railroad Co.


70.00


6 Boston & Albany Railroad Co


140.00


66 American Tel. & Tel. Co.


510.00


66


West End St. Ry. Co.


40.00


Great Northern Railway Co. pfd


175.00


Coupons,


American Tel. & Tel. Co. 5s


50.00


Southern Railway Co. 4s


120.00


U. S. Rubber Co. 5s. 50.00


Railroad tickets returned


4.26


Profit, sale and purchase Amer. Tel. & Tel. Co. 61.04


Interest on deposit.


28.27


1921


Cr.


$ 13.50


Feb. 9 Postage and labor, P. A. Carter.


3.25


Feb. 17 Programs, W. F. Allan & Co


10.00


Feb. 18 Albert L. Squier (Lecture) 65.00


Feb. 25 Dorothy Parker (Concert)


102.40


Mar. 4 Robert C. Murphy (Lecture)


100.00


Mar. 4 B. D. B. Bourne .(Stereopticon )


13.34


Mar. 25 Shirley-Bennett (Concert)


95.00


Mar. 11. Daniel A. MacKay (Lecture)


25.00


Apr. 18 Doherty Garage


6.00


Apr. 18 Doherty Garage


4.00


July 16 Waltham Watch Co. Band.


150.00


July 18 P. A. Carter (postals and labor)


3.00


Nov. 2 P. A. Carter (postals, printing and labor)


4.62


Nov. 10 J. W. Peirce (Concert)


109.00


Nov.


12 H. Nash, Jr. (Printing)


1.90


$2,630.05


Jan. 15 Doherty Garage


61


Nov. 18


Carveth Wells (Lecture)


103.00


Nov. 26 Edward Avis (Lecture). 41.34


Dec. 5 P. A. Carter (postals, printing and labor) 4.62


Dec. 12 Doherty Garage


8.50


Dec. 17 Geo. A. Sweetser and M. T. Yamamoto (Lec-


ture) 77.48


Dec. 22 P. A. Carter (postals, printing, labor)


3.82


Dec. 30 R. D. Donaldson (erecting and taking down band stand) 15.00


Dec. 31 Balance


1,670.28


$2,630.05


The Fund is invested as follows :


50 shares Pennsylvania R. R. Co.


30 Boston & Maine R. R. Co. preferred "B"


10 Boston & Providence R. R. Co.


16


66 Boston & Albany R. R. Co. .


10 Boston & Maine R. R. preferred "A"


10 Old Colony R. R. Co. 66


10 West End Street Railway Co. preferred.


60 66 American Telephone & Telegraph Co.


50


60 Northern Idaho & Montana Power Co. pfd.


25 Great Northern Railway Co. preferred.


$4,000 New York Railways Co. 5s of 1942.


$1,000 New York Railways Co. 4s of 1942.


$3,000 Southern Railway Co. 4s of 1956.


$1,000 American Telephone & Telegraph Co. 5s of 1946. $1,000 U. S. Rubber Co. 5s of 1947.


Respectfully submitted,


C. LEE TODD, Treasurer.


62


REPORT OF CEMETERY COMMISSIONERS


No unusual work has been undertaken at the cemeteries dur- ing the current year. The grass has been kept cut and the trees and shrubs trimmed and an attempt has been made to keep the cemeteries in a neat and attractive condition. The work, as in former years, has been performed by one of the Commissioners, Mr. Fritz Cunnert.


The only income, other than interest income, which has been received during the year was from the sale of lots.


The severe ice storm during the latter part of November in the cemeteries, as elsewhere, has done a great deal of dam- age to the shade trees. These will be trimmed in the regular course to minimize the damage as much as possible.


CHARLES S, SMITH, FRITZ CUNNERT, EDWARD F. FLINT, Cemetery Commissioners.


63


THE TOWN TREASURER In Account with THE LINCOLN CEMETERY COMMISSION


1921


Dr.


Jan. 1 Balance on hand.


$314.72


Dividends, American Sugar Refining preferred 28.00 Dividends, Union Pacific R. R. preferred. 12.00


Lot 2 A


25.00


Lot A 1


20.00


Interest


21.23


$420.95


1921


Cr.


Dec. 31 Balance on hand.


$420.95


The following is a list of securities held by the Town Treasurer :


Four shares American Sugar Refining Co. preferred.


Three shares Union Pacific R. R. Co. preferred.


Two shares Boston & Maine R. R. Co. preferred "A."


Also the following funds for the care of lots in cemetery, all of which are deposited in the Middlesex Institution of Savings, Concord, Mass.


General Fund $166.67 plus $8.40 interest.


Orilla J. Flint Fund, $300 plus accumulated interest of $66.09. Samuel Hartwell Fund, $300 plus accumulated interest of $66.09. Annie A. Ray Fund, $300 plus accumulated interest of $66.10. John H. Pierce Fund, $500 plus accumulated interest of $109.90. Maria L. Thompson Fund, $500 plus accumulated interest of $110.18. George F. Harrington Fund, $100 plus accumulated interest of $20.74. Francis Flint Fund, $250 plus accumulated interest of $51.83. William W. Benjamin Fund, $500 plus accumulated interest of $18.90. Abijah G. Jones Fund, $300 plus accumulated interest of $11.33. Ellen F. Whitney Fund, $100 plus accumulated interest of $3.78.


(Signed) C. LEE TODD,


Town Treasurer.


64


REPORT OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES


There remain unpaid of the taxes assessed in 1919 $ 240.00 For the year 1920. 696.48


And for the year 1921. 4,337. 46


Making total uncollected taxes to Jan. 1, 1922 .. $5,273.94


THOMAS L. GILES, Collector.


65


ASSESSORS' REPORT


The Board of Assessors submit the following report :-


Number of residents assessed on property


268


non-residents assessed on property 87


66


assessed on polls only 121


acres of land assessed


8,740


66 dwelling houses assessed


2863


66 horses assessed


205


cows assessed


474


neat cattle other than cows assessed


91


66 swine assessed


379


Value of land, exclusive of buildings


$ 707,911.00


buildings, exclusive of land


1,147,095.00


66 real estate


$1,855,006.00


66 personal estate


292,253.00


Total valuation


$2,147,259.00


State tax


5,320.00


Special state tax


250.80


County tax


2,836.34


Special county tax


203.39


State highway tax


1,628.10


Town grants


53,700.00


Overlaying's


505.01


Total


$64,443.64


Deduct Income Tax


25,792.98


Amount to be collected


$38,650.66


315


No. of Polls Rate of taxation, $18.00 per $1,000.00


WILLIAM H. SHERMAN, WILLIAM C. PEIRCE, HERBERT G. FARRAR,


Assessors.


RESIDENT TAX PAYERS


Name of Resident


Aggregate Value of Personal Estate


Tax on Personal Estate


Aggregate Value of Real Estate


Tax on Real Estate


Total Cash Tax on Personal and Real Estate


Adams, John


365


· 6.57


6.57


Adams, Mary O., Exrx


2,500


45.00


70,000


1,260.00


1,305.00


Adams, Mary O.


8,800


158.40


158.40


A'Hearn, Timothy


2,500


45.00


45.00


Baker, Ella M., Heirs of .


120


2.16


2.16


Baker, James E .. .


100


1.80


100


1.80


3.60


Bailey, Edward A ..


500


9.00


4,300


77.40


86.40


Bamforth, Alice M ..


1,500


27.00


27.00


Banton, Edmund F.


400


7.20


7.20


Barnes, Thomas


500


9.00


9.00


Bean, Abbie E ..


875


15.75


3,500


63.00


78.75


Bean, Elmer A ..


1,200


21.60


21.60


Bemis, Julia A ..


1,500


27.00


3,650


65.70


92.70


Bent, Edwin S ..


500


9.00


9.00


Bent, Edwin S., et al.


3,500


63.00


63.00


Blodgett, Emma S ..


20,000


360.00


360.00


Blodgett, Stephen H ..


1,000


18.00


8,500


153.00


171.00


. Bowles, William .


1,160


20.88


3,500


63.00


83.88


Boyce, Manley B ..


2,600


46.80


46.80


2,000


36.00


36.00


Bamforth, Fred J. D.


1,000


18.00


18.00


Bannon, Edward .


66


Boyce, Michael J ..


4,500


81.00


81.00


Boyce Bros .. .


4,220


75.96


75.96


Boyce, Mary, Heirs of.


8,500


153.00


153.00


Bradley, Sarah A. W.


500


9.00


9.00


Bradstreet, Byron


350


6.30


7,000


126.00


132.30


Brennan, Joseph P.


800


14.40


14.40


Briggs, Richard


400


7.20


7.20


Briggs, Richard, Jr.


350


6.30


6.30


Brooks, Estella M.


2,000


36.00


36.00


Brooks, Lorenzo E.


500


9.00


5,000


90.00


99.00


Brooks, Sarah W ..


1,060


19.08


19.08


Brooks, Sarah W., et al.


4,500


81.00


81.00


Brooks, William A. Est ..


6,000


108.00


108.80


Browning, Edgar C ..


550


9.90


2,500


45.00


54.90


1,750


31.50


5,500


99.00


130.50


Bunker, Abbie


200


3.60


3,000


54.00


57.60


Burgess, John A ...


350


6.30


6,500


117.00


123.30


Burnham, William A.


155


2.79


2.79


Butcher, Charles R ..


175


3.15


850


15.30


18.45


Butcher, Henry A ..


300


5.40


2,000


36.00


41.40


200


3.60


3,000


54.00


57.60


Butcher, Ralph E ..


380


6.84


3,000


54.00


60.84


Calkins, James T ..


150


2.70


2,600


46.80


49.50


Calkins, T. Alonzo


1,025


18.45


3,000


54.00


72.45


Campbell, Ellen L., Heirs of.


7,500


135.00


135.00


Campbell, Fanny S., et al.


1,600


28.80


28.80


Carlson, Benjamin E ...


1,500


27.00


8,500


153.00


180.00


Chapin, Arthur F ..


300


5.40


5.40


Browning, George W ..


67


Butcher, Mary ..


Name of Resident


Aggregate Value of Personal Estate


Tax on Personal Estate


Aggregate Value of Real Estate


Tax on Real Estate


Total Cash Tax on Personal and Real Estate


Chapin, Carrie B ..


1,500


27.00


27.00


Chapin, Cyrus S ..


1,500


27.00


27.00


Chapin, George L., Heirs of. .


25


. 45


6,400


115.20


115.65


Chapin, Henry C., Heirs of.


2,000


36.00


36.00


Christiansen, Peter


700


12.60


12.60


Clapp, Clarence G.


500


9.00


9.00


Clark, John T ..


1,500


27.00


7,000


126.00


153.00


Coan, John H ..


2,650


47.70


4,000


72.00


119.70


Coan, Bridgett


1,025


18.45


3,500


63.00


81.45


Coane, Thomas .. .


600


10.80


10.80


Coburn, Edward S.


1,600


28.80


5,000


90.00


118.80


Codman, Alice N .. .


209


3.76


3.76


Codman, Dorothy S. F. M.


153


2.75


2.75


Codman, Hugh . .


290


5.22


5.22


Codman, Sarah F.


4,025


72.45


65,000


1,170.00


1,242.45


Codman, Thomas N.


3,305


59.49


59.49


Connors,


Michael


650


11.70


1,150


20.70


32.40


Comeau, Frank. .


400


7.20


7.20


Conway, William J.


700


12.60


1,900


34.20


46.80


Corrigan, Patrick F.


2,000


36.00


· 36.00


Corrigan, Mary


2,000


36.00


36.00


Cotona, Nicholas


650


11.70


1,000


18.00


29.70


Cousin, George L ..


3,600


64.80


5,000


90.00


154.80


..


68


Cousins, Harold S.


1,000


18.00


4,500


81.00


99.00


Coutts, W. R .. .


600


10.80


10.80


Crook, Russel G


3,000


54.00


54.00


Crowell, Wendell.


500


9.00


9.00


Crow, Samuel ..


300


5.40


5.40


Crowley, Mary A.


1,000


18.00


18.00


Cunnert, Carl T ..


825


14.85


3,500


63.00


77.85


Cunnert, Fritz ..


500


9.00


9.00


Cunningham, Francis H.


200


3.60


4,000


72.00


75.60


Cunningham, George E.


500


9.00


3,000


54.00


63.00


Danner, John ..


1,000


18.00


3,000


54.00


72.00


Davidson, Samuel S.


·


1


50


.90


90


Davis, Alfred G ...


2,000


36.00


7,000


126.00


162.00


Davis, Prescott L.


1,020


18.36


10,500


189.00


207.36


Davison, Everett H


2,000


36.00


36.00


Dean, Harold S ..


300


5.40


5.40


DeCordova, Julian


12,325


221.85


46,000


828.00


1,049.85


Dee, Thomas J ..


725


13.05


5,000


90.00


103.05


Delory, Agnes, Heirs of .


1,000


18.00


18.00


Delorey, William


200


3.60


400


7.20


10.80


Dempsey, Edward


400


7.20


1,500


27.00


34.20


De Normandie, Charles L.


2,250


40.50


6,000


108.00


148.50


De Palma, Nicholas


300


5.40


500


9.00


14.40


Diamond, James .


800


14.40


14.40


Denio, F. Winchester.


.1,000


18.00


2,000


36.00


54.00


Dodge. Kate. F. P ...


3,500


63.00


63.00


Donaldson. Robert D.


8,800


158.40


32,700


688.60


748.00


Doherty, Anthony J ..


400


7.20


4,500


81.00


88.20


69


.


Name of Resident


Aggregate Value of Personal Estate


Tax on Personal Estate


Aggregate Value of Real Estate


Tax on Real Estate


Total Cash Tax on Personal and Real Estate


Doherty, Dennis, Heirs of ..


1,500


27.00


27.00


Doherty & Corrigan .


.


2,850


51.30


5,000


90.00


141.30


Doherty, Matthew H ..


3,000


54.00


54.00


Dougherty, Andrew John


300


5.40


5.40


Dougherty, Andrew J ..


1500


27.00


2,500


45.00


72.00


Dougherty, Dennis M .


250


4.50


4.50


Dougherty, Matthew M.


250


4.50


4.50


Dougherty, May M ..


400


7.20


7.20


Domenichello, Domenick


675


12.15


2,000


36.00


48.15


Eaton, Winslow A.


425


7.65


9,000


162.00


169.65


Edgerly, Jonathan F.


1,450


26.10


20,500


369.00


395.10


Ehlert, Ellen .


2,000


36.00


36.00


Eldredge, Emma M.


725


13.05


13.05


Ellms, Charles W.


200


3.60


4,600


82.80


86.40


Emerson, Carl E ..


2,000


36.00


2,400


43.20


79.20


Farrar, Edward R.


800


14.40


9,000


162.00


176.40


Farrar, George .


30


54


54


Farrar, Herbert G.


4,250


76.50


76.50


Farrar, Herbert W ..


2,500


45.00


45.00


Farrar, John F.


3,000


54.00


54.00


Farrar, John F. & Son.


1,250


22.50


22.50


Farquhar, David. .


900


16.20


9,500


171.00


187.20


First, Parish


3,500


63.00


63.00


70


·


·


·


Fleming, Mary


125


2.25


600


10.80


13.05


Flint Bros.


17,300


311.40


311.40


Flint, Edward F ..


4,825


86.85


4,500


81.00




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