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The sincerity of our dedication will be shown by the en- thusiasm with which we do these things. If we meet our re- turning service men with our consciences clear, then the dedi- cation of this Honor Roll will have been completed.
Let us look forward to that day of victory as they would wish us to, with confidence and with a smile, even though for some of us the smile may have to shine through tears.
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TOWN OF LINCOLN
REPORT OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE
During the past year Mr. William M. Rand moved from Lincoln and in consequence tendered his resignation as a member of the Finance Committee. He had served on the Committee since it was first appointed in 1934. His interest in the affairs of the Town and his common sense approach to its problems have added greatly to our sound financial posi- tion. Mr. F. Winchester Denio has been appointed to fill the vacancy.
The Finance Committee has considered the Department requests for 1944. There appear to be no major changes of policy other than the presentation to the Town by the School Committee of the opportunity to establish a kindergarten grade. The Finance Committee believes that this new func- tion of the schools should be undertaken only if the town so desires, and then only if there is a sufficient number of pupils to justify its maintenance. It is our understanding that this position is shared by the School Committee who presented it to the Finance Committee on that basis.
The Town is in a strong financial position. It is the belief of your Committee that the tax rate should be maintained at what might be termed a normal low, rather than use an un- usually large amount of surplus cash to further reduce the rate at this time. The re-adjustment of the post-war period makes for an uncertain future when a substantial cash balance may be the means of saving us from a high tax rate. If the re- adjustment period is less severe than is anticipated, the cash balance will be very useful in providing a partial cushion for the capital outlay that always comes to a growing town.
The Finance Committee again recommends the purchase of bonds to provide a post-war reserve as authorized by the Legislature in 1943. We have inserted an article providing for such purchase for the following purposes:
Schools
$3,000 00
(Modernization of Toilets)
Library
1,000 00
(Additional Stack Room)
Fire Department
500 00
(Equipment)
Town Hall
500 00
(Heater)
Highway Machinery
1,000 00
(Mechanized Equipment)
$6,000 00
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We recommend an increase in base pay for call firemen from $1.00 per hour to $1.25 per hour. While this compensation may seem to be high it must be remembered that they are called at any time, day or night, often when their fire duties conflict seriously with their occupation. About 75% of the fires require their presence for only an hour or so and in con- sequence their day is broken into for a period of short service. A further factor in this recommendation is that most of them use their own cars for transportation to and from the fires.
Your Committee has considered with great care the ques- tion of the Town's schedule of salaries in comparison with other municipalities and private industry, and particularly with reference to war-time cost of living. Last year the Town voted an increase in pay of 10% to its employees. This is in line with what other towns are doing, but we believe that our lower salaried employees are slightly below comparative sched- ules elsewhere. To correct this we recommend that, except for call firemen, a bonus of $2 per week, or that amount pro- portionately for part time, be granted to employees working for an hourly wage, or other employees working for compara- tive compensation. In considering this problem it should be borne in mind that the cost of the basic necessities of life have been largely stabilized and that the vast majority of our citi- zens who work for a fixed salary cannot receive any raise in compensation because of Government regulations. The fact that municipal employees are exempt from these regulations does not release the Town from the responsibility of establish- ing a reasonable salary schedule and at the same time doing its share towards the prevention of inflationary standards. So that the Town may consider this latter recommendation more clearly we have inserted it as a separate item.
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TOWN OF LINCOLN
Department
1943 Appropriation
Recommended by Finance Committee for 1944
Cemeteries
$1,020 00
$800 00
Election .
75 00
200 00
Fire Department
2,265 00
2,500 00
Health
2,500 00
2,550 00
Highways and Bridges
17,645 00
17,055 00
Highways Chapter 90
1,500 00
1,500 00
Highway Machinery Account
1,900 00
2,575 00
Highway to Machinery Fund
1,000 00
1,000 00
Insurance
2,300 00
3,125 00
Interest
475 00
400 00
Library
1,484 00
1,632 00
Miscellaneous
2,645 00
3,882 00
Payment Town Bonds
5,000 00
5,000 00
Planning Board
25 00
60 00
Police
2,860 00
2,755 00
Public Safety
600 00
500 00
Public Welfare
1,500 00
1,000 00
Aid to Dependent Children
2,700 00
2,000 00
Old Age
6,735 00
8,435 00
Veterans' Aid
500 00
500 00
Reserve
1,000 00*
1,000 00*
Salaries
5,255 00
3,975 00
Schools
45,135 00
46,510 00
Kindergarten
0 00
1,100 00
Vocational Training
194 00
800 00
Street Lights
4,200 00
4,200 00
Summer Playgrounds
450 00
500 00
Town Hall
3,350 00
2,800 00
Tree and Moth
2,750 00
2,425 00
Bonus
0 00
1,125 00
Total
$117,063 00
$121,904 00
Water Works.
$13,800 00
$14,240 00
*$1,000 00 from Overlay Reserve.
The following comments are made on major changes from the previous year : -
Election Expenses, - An increase of $125 due to the cus- tomary increase for the State election.
Highways, - A reduction of $590. This account showed a substantial unexpended balance for 1943 and we do not be-
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lieve conditions of labor or material will change greatly in 1944.
Highway Machinery, - An increase of $675 for the pur- chase of tires and repair of power lawnmower.
Insurance, - An increase of $825.00. There was an unex- pended balance of over $900.00 in 1943, due to the fact that the re-adjustment of the policy schedules was not completed in time to charge the additional premiums to the appropria- tion of last year. The high cost this year is due to the hold- over item, plus the costs of re-adjustment. After its comple- tion the annual premiums should level off to approximately $1,900.00 a year.
Miscellaneous, - An increase of $1,237, due to the transfer of the charge for Selectmen's clerk from the Salaries Account to Miscellaneous. The item for "Salaries" will show a cor- responding decrease.
Public Welfare, - A decrease of $500. Due to lowered esti- mate of welfare cases.
Aid To Dependent Children, - A decrease of $700. Due to a smaller number of cases.
Old Age Assistance, - An increase of $1,700. Due largely to the increase in payments called for by the legislation of 1943.
Salaries, - See remarks under Miscellaneous.
Schools, - An increase of $1,375. Due to an increase in sal- aries amounting to $1,669, $350 more for repairs, and a saving of $800 on High School Transportation.
Kindergarten Grade, - New item. Explained in our report.
Vocational Training, - An increase of $606. Due to a larger number of pupils.
Town Hall, - A decrease of $550. Due to a non-recurring item for alterations.
Bonus, - New item. Explained in Committee's report.
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TOWN OF LINCOLN
We wish to extend to all the Town Officers our appreciation of their co-operation in the preparation of their respective budgets.
Respectfully submitted,
F. WINCHESTER DENIO, GEORGE G. TARBELL, GUILBERT WINCHELL, Finance Committee, Town of Lincoln.
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REPORT OF BUREAU OF OLD AGE ASSISTANCE
REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF OLD AGE ASSISTANCE
The Old Age Assistance law, so called, was amended by Chapter 470, 489, 490, 506 and 512 of the Acts of 1943. Bud- gets for all cases were refigured to conform with the revised State standards.
During the year 1943, three new cases were approved for Old Age Assistance and one case, closed in 1942, was reopened. Four cases were closed, two because of death, one because of support from relative, and one for reason of discontinuance of residence in Lincoln.
On January 1, 1943, twenty-four cases were receiving aid. Total number of cases aided during the year is twenty-eight, settled as follows:
Lincoln 17, Other Cities and Towns 2, No Settlement 9. The twenty-four cases receiving aid on December 31, 1943, are settled as follows:
Lincoln 15, 8 No settlement, Other Cities and Towns 1.
Expenditures During Year 1943
To Other Cities and Towns
$361 41
Administration, supplies and travel
417 73
Aid to and in behalf of recipients
11,634 80
Total
$12,413 94
Federal Grants
4,958 31
Town Funds
7,545 63
Appropriation requested for 1944
$8,435 00
Very truly yours,
ANTHONY J. DOHERTY, JOHN J. KELLIHER, OTTO HAGMANN.
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TOWN OF LINCOLN
ASSESSORS' REPORT
The Board of Assessors submit the following report for the year 1943.
Computation of Tax Rate
Town appropriations to be raised by tax- ation
$114,853 00
Town appropriations to be taken from available funds.
22,989 04
State Tax
2,950 00
State Parks and Reservations
77 75
State Audit of Municipal Accounts
351 61
County Tax
4,197 26
Tuberculosis Hospital Assessment
1,024 21
Overlay of current year
4,519 41
Gross amount to be raised
$150,962 28
Estimated Receipts and Available Funds
Income Tax
$10,652 20
Corporation Taxes
3,536 29
Reimbursement on account of State owned land
128 97
Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise
3,000 00
Licenses
70 00
Fines
75 00
General Government
50 00
Health and Sanitation
500 00
Charities (Other than federal grants for aid to dependent children)
300 00
Old Age Assistance (Other than federal grants)
3,000 00
Old Age Assistance Tax (Meals)
165 70
Schools
3,500 00
Libraries
81 26
Water Department (Current year's re- ceipts)
8,800 00
Interest on Taxes and Assessments
234 80
City of Cambridge,
389 54
Voted to be taken from available funds . .
22,989 04
Total Estimated Receipts and Avail- able Funds
$57,472 80
Net Amount to be raised by Taxation on Polls and Property 93,489 48
Poll Tax, 637 at $2.00
$1,274 00
Personal Property Tax $392,017.00 valu- ation
9,408 41
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ASSESSORS' REPORT
Real Estate Tax $3,450,295.00 valuation . $82,807 08 Loss by fractions 01
-
Total Taxes Levied on Polls and Prop- erty $93,489 48
Item Not Entering into the Determination of the Tax Rate
Water Liens added to Taxes $159 99
Total Amount Committed to Collector 1943 93,649 47
Table of Aggregates
Number of Persons Assessed :
Individuals All Others
Total
On Personal Estate only
49 5
54
On Real Estate Only
429
4
433
On Both Personal and Real Estate 72
3
75
Total Number of Persons Assessed
562
Number of Polls Assessed
637
Value of Assessed Personal Estate:
Stock in Trade
$4,920 00
Machinery
20,250 00
Live Stock
69,686 00
All other Tangible Personal Property 297,161 00
Total Value of Assessed Personal Estate. $392,017 00
Value of Assessed Real Estate:
Land exclusive of Buildings ..
$870,920 00
Buildings exclusive of land
2,579,375 00
Total Value of Assessed Real Estate Total Valuation of Assessed Estate
3,450,295 00
3,842,312 00
Tax rate per $1,000.00 $24.00
Taxes for State, County and Town Pur- poses, Including Overlay :
On Personal Estate $9,408 40
On Real Estate
82,807 08
On Polls
1,274 00
Total Taxes Assessed
93,489 48
Number of Live Stock Assessed:
Horses
79
Cows (One year or over) 274
Yearlings, bulls, heifers (One year or over)
100
Swine (Six months old, or over) 1,451
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Sheep (Six months old, or over)
8
Fowl
6,612
All other
96
Number of Acres of Land Assessed
8,570
Number of Dwelling Houses Assessed . .
505
HERBERT G. FARRAR, PHILIP R. SNELLING, D. EVERETT SHERMAN, JR., Board of Assessors.
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ASSESSORS' REPORT
VALUATION LIST, JANUARY 1, 1943
Name of Taxpayer
Aggregate Value of Personal Estate
Tax on Personal Estate
Aggregate Value of Real Estate
Tax on Real Estate
Adams, Mary O., Heirs of
$390
$9 36
$35,820
$859 68
Adkins, Archibald W. and Doro- thea C.
10,000
240 00
A'Hearn, Marian E.
3,000
72 00
Albano Bros.
300
7 20
Algeo, Mary A.
4,300
103 20
Anderson, Alfred F., Jr.
4,850
116 40
Anderson, Esther H.
4,000
96 00
Anderson, Lawrence B. and Ro- sina Du P.
1,000
24 00
Appleby, Richard B.
4,500
108 00
Appt, Harry S. and Etta E.
2,000
48 00
Aruda, Margaret J.
250
6 00
Baker, Asel, Heirs and Dev. of
5,000
120 00
Baker, Fred L. and Lulu G.
935
22 44
Baker, John C. and Elizabeth E ..
11,000
264 00
Baker, Lulu G.
4,000
96 00
Baker, Margaret C.
35
84
100
2 40
Barker, Elliott R.
6,900
165 60
Barthel, Walter
450
10 80
6,200
148 80
Baskin, William J
300
7 20
3,250
78 00
Bean, Anna K.
335
8 04
3,500
84 00
Beardsley, Catherine.
2,500
60 00
Beardsley, Harold W.
115
2 76
Beebe, Alice W.
1,000
24 00
47,000
1,128 00
Beers, Helen C.
1,685
40 44
25,000
600 00
Beers, Roland F.
500
12 00
Beers, Roland F., Technical Corp.
Pres. Geo.
1,800
43 20
Beggs, Sidney A.
500
12 00
16,000
384 00
Bernson, Bob
1,250
30 00
Bernson, Bob and Edith J.
8,300
199 20
Bernson, Edith J.
8,000
192 00
Berry, Albert R. and M. Beatrice
3,250
78 00
Bertolami, Leo F.
35
84
5,000
120 00
Billings, James B.
5,000
120 00
Bingham, Elizabeth A.
7,500
180 00
Blake, Charles H.
10,500
252 00
6,000
144 00
Bean, Elmer A.
Bean, Elmer A. and Henry N.
Baker, Walter F.
Bertolami, Paolina
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TOWN OF LINCOLN
Name of Taxpayer
Aggregate Value of Personal Estate
Tax on Personal Estate
Aggregate Value of Real Estate
Tax on Real Estate
Blodgett, Stephen H., Heirs and Dev. of
$8,500
$204 00
Booth, Robert H.
12,250
294 00
Boston Consolidated Gas Co.
$65,000 75,000
1,800 00
Boston & Maine R. R.
1,500
36 00
Bowen, Lorenzo W
20,000
480 00
Bowles, William
700
16 80
4,000
96 00
Bowles, William S. and Mildred E.
1,625
39 00
10,300
247 20
Boyce Bros.
3,975
95 40
12,000
288 00
Boyce, Fred P.
1,120
26 88
Boyce, Manley B.
3,000
72 00
Boyce, Manley B. and Alice M.
2,500
60 00
Boyce, Michael J.
4,500
108 00
Briggs, Charles V.
12,500
300 00
Brinkerhoff,
Robert H. and
Jeanie L.
5,000
120 00
Brooks, Albert S.
40
96
6,000
144 00
Brooks, Estella M.
3,800
91 20
Brooks, Paul.
6,000
144 00
Brown, Nettie M.
2,000
48 00
Brown, W. Raymond and Ber- nice I. Stevens
1,500
36 00
Browning, George U.
1,375
33 00
6,000
144 00
Browning, Margaret M.
3,000
72 00
Buell, K. Spencer
7,750
186 00
Buerger, Martin J. and Lila
15,000
360 00
Bunker, Abbie E.
4,000
96 00
Bunker, Elliott S.
250
6 00
Bunker, L. Foster
1,575
37 80
Burgess, Aubrey W. and Rebecca M.
1,020
24 48
7,550
181 20
Burgess, Catherine M.
1,500
36 00
Burke, Thomas D.
3,000
72 00
Burr, Leland M., Jr. and Eliza- beth L.
10,000
240 00
Butcher, Charles R.
165
3 96
2,000
48 00
Butcher, Henry A.
1,500
36 00
Butcher, Ralph E.
225
5 40
4,000
96 00
Calkins, C. Whittier
2,250
54 00
Calkins, Ramona T.
5,700
136 80
Campbell, Fannie S. and Adeline S.
9,100
218 40
$1,560 00
Boston Edison Co.
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ASSESSORS' REPORT
Name of Taxpayer
Aggregate Value of Personal Estate
Tax on Personal Estate
Aggregate Value of Real Estate
Tax on Real Estate
Carman, Eleanor T.
$10,000
$240 00
Carney, Florence T.
3,500
84 00
Carruth, Charles
$2,500
$60 00
5,000
120 00
Cates, Vincent K.
5,250
126 00
Catoia, Angelo
3,000
72 00
Causer, William O.
3,000
72 00
Chapin, Heirs of Carrie B
2,100
50 40
Chapin, Clara F.
5,800
163 20
Chapman, James S.
1,500
36 00
Chapman, Lily T.
750
18 00
Chase, Frederick H. and George A. Parker
5,600
134 40
Cheney, George
200
4 80
Christianson, Peter O.
1,000
24 00
Clark, George A.
105
2 52
3,500
84 00
Coan, James T.
245
5 88
4,000
96 00
Coan, Thomas F.
3,000
72 00
Coane, John H.
1,460
35 04
4,500
108 00
Coane, John H., Jr.
50 40
Coburn, Edward S.
1,145
27 48
6,000
144 00
Codman, Dorothy S. F. M.
3,238
77 71
5,000
120 00
Codman, Hugh
2,643
63 43
Codman, Ogden
1,960
47 04
Codman, Thomas N.
2,053
49 27
Codman, Thomas N. et al., Trus- tees
180
4 32
75,000
1,800 00
Cole, Edwin M. and Lucy F.
6,400
153 60
Comey, Arthur C.
4,250
102 00
Comstock, Joan B.
7,000
168 0.0
Conant, Lily R.
7,000
168 00
Conary, Frances P.
4,500
108 00
Concord Co-operative Bank
3,000
72 00
Condit, Robert P. and Phylis C.
4,500
108 00
Connair, John J. and Margaret J.
3,000
72 00
Connors, Ann F.
7,000
168 00
Conti, Bartolomeo B.
6,800
163 20
Cook, Harry
4,800
115 20
Cooledge, Hazel B.
14,000
336 00
Cooledge, Clement L.
35
84
Cooper, Edith E.
1,250
30 00
Corcoran, Francis J.
3,000
72 00
Corrigan, John and Mary
3,500
84 00
600
14 40
1
.
-
Corrigan's Market
2,100
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TOWN OF LINCOLN
Name of Taxpayer
Aggregate Value of Personal Estate
Tax on Personal Estate
Aggregate Value of Real Estate
Tax on Real Estate
Corrigan, Mary E., Heirs of
$3,000
$72 00
Corrigan, Mary K.
1,500
36 00
Corrigan, Patrick F.
2,300
55 20
Costello, John D.
100
2 40
Costello, William B.
2,000
48 00
Cotoni, Nicholas
$1,600
$38 40
1,250
30 00
Coughlan, Christina B
5,000
120 00
Cousins, Ashley B.
2,000
48 00
Cousins, Fred E.
3,000
72 00
Cousins, Harold S.
17,500
420 00
Cousins, Willis N.
2,000
48 00
Cowles, Addison and Alexandra C.
5,000
120 00
Creelman, Gilmore B. and Alice M.
3,000
72 00
Creelman, Gilmore B.
35
84
2,300
55 20
Crook, Russell G.
3,000
72 00
Crowley, Timothy J.
2,000
48 00
Crum, Eleanor E.
3,800
91 20
Cunnert, Fritz
1,000
24 00
6,500
156 00
Cunningham, George E.
100
2 40
5,000
120 00
Cushing, Marie
4,000
96 00
Damico, Louise
1,625
39 00
Damico, Ralph.
475
11 40
Danosky, Edward
165
3 96
2,150
51 60
Danosky, Stephania
1,750
42 00
Davis, Alfred M.
7,000
168 00
Davis, E. Russell
500
12 00
20,000
480 00
Davis, Estelle T.
1,000
24 00
Davis, Prescott L.
2,470
59 28
9,000
216 00
Davis, Saville R. and Anita Va-
5,000
120 00
soon
Davison, Archibald T. and
Dorothy S.
500
12 00
18,700
448 80
Davison, Everett H.
2,500
60 00
Dean, Harold S.
3,200
76 80
Dean, Lewis W.
3,570
85 68
11,000
264 00
De Cordova, Julian
12,000
288 00
45,000
1,080 00
Dee, Helena A.
2,000
48 00
Dee, Thomas J.
2,200
52 80
Delorey, Theresa
1,500
36 00
Dempsey, Helena M.
1,750
42 00
Cronin, Mary M
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ASSESSORS' REPORT
Name of Taxpayer
Aggregate Value of Personal Estate
Tax on Personal Estate
Aggregate Value of Real Estate
Tax on Real Estate
Denio, F. Winchester
$2,500
$60 00
DeNormandie, Alice W.
$1,000
$24 00
58,000
1,392 00
DeNormandie, James
3,000
72 00
DeNormandie, Robert L.
5,750
138 00
DeNormandie, James and Robert L.
6,320
151 68
DeNormandie, Robert L. and William J.
8,000
192 00
Diamond, James E.
1,200
28 80
Dizer, Samuel K.
150
3 60
Dodge, Orien B.
2,750
66 00
Doherty, Anthony J.
5,500
132 00
Doherty, Josephine C.
11,000
264 00
Doherty, Mary E.
2,000
48 00
Doherty, Matthew H.
250
6 00
8,800
211 20
Dole, Gertrude E.
2,000
48 00
Domenichello, Frank
2,250
54 00
Domenichello, Peter
500
12 00
Donaldson, Charlotte H.
6,500
156 00
Donaldson, Malcolm D.
7,000
168 00
Donaldson, Robert D.
2,080
49 92
64,800
1,555 20
Donaldson, Robert D., Jr.
6,500
156 00
Dorian, Paul and Newart
3,500
84 00
Dougherty, Andrew J.
2,160
51 84
6,250
150 00
Dougherty, Dennis M.
2,500
60 00
Dougherty, Emily V.
300
7 20
Douglas, Donald C.
500
12 00
Eaton, Frederick W.
600
14 40
Eaton, Gertrude S.
7,500
180 00
Ehlert, Ellen, Heirs and Dev. of
3,500
84 00
Ellms, Charles W.
3,250
78 00
Emerson, Beatrice W. & Dor- othy W. Goulet
4,500
108 00
Emerson, Edward W., Heirs of . .
500
12 00
Emerson, Ralph Waldo, Heirs of .
500
12 00
Eynon, David L., Jr. and Grace V.
1,000
24 00
Farnsworth,
Kenneth C. &
650
15 60
14,500
348 00
Farrar, Edward R.
75
1 80
6,500
156 00
Farrar, Herbert G.
200
4 80
5,000
120 00
Farrar, Herbert W.
1,000
24 00
Fernald, Alvin E.
250
6 00
5,150
123 60
Marguerite P.
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TOWN OF LINCOLN
Name of Taxpayer
Aggregate Value of Personal Estate
Tax on Personal Estate
Aggregate Value of Real Estate
Tax on Real Estate
Finlayson, Donald J. and Eleanor Fitts, Charles K. and Gertrude W. Flanagan, James and Wilhelmina G.
700
16 80
Flint, Edward F., Estate of.
$610
$14 64
13,500
324 00
Flint, Ephraim B.
1,900
45 60
Flint, Warren F
1,890
45 36
13,000
312 00
Flynn, Frank J.
400
9 60
Flynn, Helen C.
5,700
136 80
Forbes, Annabel Otis
5,000
120 00
Ford, Wendell B. and Mary A.
4,500
108 00
Fradd, Norman W.
7,500
180 00
Frazier, Joseph
1,250
30 00
Freeman, Ernest W.
1,185
28 44
5,000
120 00
Fryatt, Thomas F.
5,000
120 00
Gardner, Harold and Antoinette M.
4,000
96 00
Garland, Joseph and Mira C.
2,500
60 00
Gaskill, C. Francis
16,200
388 80
Giblin, Thomas F. and Mary E.
7,500
180 00
Gilbert, John W. and Josephine L.
2,000
48 00
Gilbert, Mary J.
2,500
60 00
Gilboy, Glennon and Elizabeth W.
10,000
240 00
Giles, Edmund W.
500
12 00
Giles, Edmund W. and Muriel H.
5,850
140 40
Giles, Muriel H.
5,600
134 40
Giles, Thomas T.
2,900
69 60
Glover, Sarah J.
2,500
60 00
Goodrich, Arthur L. and Hazel J.
8,000
192 00
Gordon, Marie C.
4,000
96 00
Gordon, Mary E.
3,000
72 .00
Gould, Lillian
1,000
24.00
Grabill, Elliott V.
1,000
24 00
Graf, Malcolm®
.1,500
36 00
Grant, Amy Mayo
6,500
156 00
Gray, Lillah B.
500
12 00
Gray, Thomas H., Jr.
5,500
132 00
Griffin, James T.
1,300
31 20
Grimwood, Mabel E.
1,250
30 .00
Gropius, Walter
100
2 40
Hagerty, Julia C.
1,500
36 00
Hagmann, Fridolin
3,000
72 00
$5,000
$120 00
6,000
144 00
French, Lindol
51
ASSESSORS' REPORT
Name of Taxpayer
Aggregate Value of Personal Estate
Tax on Personal Estate
Aggregate Value of Real Estate
Tax on Real Estate
Haley, Arthur E.
$1,500
$36 00
Hamilton, Harry A.
4,800
115 20
Hanlon, Albert W.
4,500
108 00
Harding, Catherine
2,500
60 00
Harling, Ernest J.
4,000
96 00
Harrington, Katherine A.
2,000
48 00
Harrington, T. Frank, Estate of .
1,750
42 00
Harrington, Winthrop W.
4,100
98 40
Harrington, William L.
$25
$0 60
Harris, Warwick V.
4,000
96 00
Hart, Joseph S.
16,000
384 00
Hatheway, Louise A.
14,160
339 84
147,500 300
3,540 00
Hayden, Nellie B.
7 20
Henderson, Elliott and Margaret S.
8,500
204 00
Henderson, Ernest F.
515
12 36
49,250
1,182 00
Henley, Archie and Lottie
2,700
64 80
Herman, Edwards W.
17,200
412 80
Hews, Charles A. and Annie F.
3,500
84 00
Heyliger, Theodore G.
200
4 80
Hills, H. Bigelow and Florence R.
500
12 00
15,000
360 00
Hinds, Evelyn W.
8,000
192 00
Hodgson, Ruth L.
500
12 00
5,300
127 20
Hollis, John H.
10,500
252 00
Holman, Eva
500
12 00
Holmes, Sarah E.
600
14 40
Holmgren, Richard S. and Vir- ginia S.
2,000
48 00
Hoover, Henry B. and Lucretia J.
6,000
144 00
Howard, Esther T.
250
6 00
10,000
240 00
Hunt, Lewis E.
4,000
96 00
Hunt, Merrill
13,250
318 00
Hunter, Euphremia J., Heirs of .
9,000
216 00
Hunter, Stella E.
5,000
120 00
Hunter, Robert R.
1,450
34 80
Huntley, Medford E. and Blanche L.
3,500
84 00
Hurd, Nancy Dabney
7,000
168 00
Hutton, James
1,300
31 20
Jackson, Dorothy W.
500
12 00
12,000
288 00
Jacobs, May L.
250
6 00
13,000
312 00
Jennison, Addie E., Heirs of
2,850
68 40
Henderson, Mary S.
52
TOWN OF LINCOLN
Name of Taxpayer
Aggregate Value of Personal Estate
Tax on Personal Estate
Aggregate Value of Real Estate
Tax on Real Estate
Jensen, Holgar J.
$3,100
$74 40
Jensen, Martin
1,500
36 00
Jensen, Niels
3,150
75 60
Jensen, Olin A. and Agnes E.
1,850
44 40
Johansen, John
1,500
36 00
Johnson, Fern A.
3,000
72 00
Jones, Walter E. and Marion C ..
3,000
72 00
Kargaard, Elizabeth
13,200
316 80
Keily, Delbar P. and Gertrude E.
3,500
84 00
Keizer, Harold
2,200
52 80
Kelley, Edmund S., Jr., and Eliz- abeth E.
18,125
435 00
Kelley, Edmund S., Jr.
$500
$12 00
Kelley, Richard T. and
Rose
Marie
300
7 20
3,200
76 80
Kelliher, John J.
5,700
136 80
Kennedy, Albert E.
3,200
76 80
Kidd, Wilmot
1,000
24 00
King, William T.
17,000
408 00
Kinney, Robert C.
2,000
48 00
Kinsler, Herman F. and Louise M.
5,500
132 00
Knowles, Wilma E.
5,000
120 00
Knowles, Harry B., Jr.
135
3 24
Kolyshkin, George.
6
14
3,000
72 00
Kubik, Charles S. and Emily K ..
6,000
144 00
Lahey, James, Heirs of
1,500
36 00
Lahnstein, Karl F. and Margaret A.
3,200
76 80
Laird, Sarah E. A.
3,250
78 00
Lavrakas, Fofo
3,500
84 00
Lawson, Harold E.
6,500
156 00
Leary, Edward B.
4,600
110 40
Leary, William F.
200
4 80
LeMann, Alice V.
2,550
61 20
LeMann, John and Alice V.
250
6 00
Lennon, James W.
3,100
74 40
Leslie, Maurice A. and Annie M. Leslie, Maurice A.
185
4 44
Lima, Anthony J.
500
12 00
Lincoln, Kenneth C. and Virginia
3,100
74 40
Litchard, Donald B. and Lucy B.
7,000
168 00
Lochmann, William F. and Miquel S.
600
14 40
3,100
74 40
53
ASSESSORS' REPORT
Name of Taxpayer
Aggregate Value of Personal Estate
Tax on Personal Estate
Aggregate Value of Real Estate
Tax on Real Estate
Locke, Isaac, Heirs of
$250
$6 00
Loring, Robert G.
1,000
24 00
Lorrey, Robert H. and Mildred J.
5,500
132 00
Loutrel, Dora S.
1,000
24 00
Love, Elizabeth F.
200
4 80
Lovejoy, Evelene T.
10,250
246 00
Lucas, Ernest W., Jr., and Lily S.
4,500
108 00
Lunt, Charles, Heirs of .
2,600
62 40
Lyons, Winnifred A.
2,500
60 00
MacAskill, Heirs of Daniel
3,200
76 80
MacElroy, Frank.
$35
$0 84
6,000
144 00
Mackenzie, Elizabeth G.
14,000
336 00
MacLea, Catherine A.
8,500
204 00
MacLean, Hector J.
3,000
72 00
MacRae, Alvord N.
4,000
96 00
MacRae, Manning W.
5,000
120 00
Mager, Georges G. and Claire
1,500
36 00
Mague, William H.
1,000
24 00
Mallett, Herbert A. and Eva M.
2,700
64 80
Mann, David M.
3,500
84 00
10,000
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