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3. That the Board of Selectmen of Lincoln pay out of the said fund, as costs and expenses of this proceeding, to its counsel, the sum of $750.00 for services and his cash disburse- ments and to Leonard Wheeler, Jr., as counsel for the de-
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fendants Pierce and Bradshaw, the sum of $250.00, and to the defendant Loomis Patrick, Trustee, the sum of $150.00.
By the Court, Sitting at Boston, (Dolan, J.)
/s/ CHARLES S. O'CONNOR, Clerk.
Entered: October 8, 1947
A true copy. Attest,
CHARLES S. O'CONNOR, Clerk. October 8, 1947.
deCordova and Dana Museum and Park Physical Condition
The program of spraying, fertilizing, pruning and replacing trees and shrubs was continued, and the results have been very satisfactory. No repairs or changes are being made in the buildings, except those which are essential, and none are contemplated until the final decision on the cy-pres petition is handed down.
The Town passed votes under Articles 16 and 17 at the last annual meeting, instructing the Board to employ counsel to perform certain acts under those votes. Samuel Hoar, Esq. of Goodwin, Proctor and Hoar was retained and hearings were held before a master, Nelson Vanderhoof, Esq. The Selectmen and the Advisory Committee were represented throughout the two weeks' duration. The Selectmen recommend that the present Committee be continued.
Respectfully submitted,
SUMNER SMITH, Chairman, H. BIGELOW HILLS, JOHN TODD.
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REPORT OF ADVISORY COMMITTEE
deCORDOVA AND DANA MUSEUM AND PARK ADVISORY COMMITTEE Report for 1947
The main efforts of our Committee during 1947 were di- rected toward assisting the attorneys for the Town in securing relief through the courts from the conflicts and difficulties in- herent in the will of Julian deCordova and the deed of 1930 to the Town of Mr. deCordova's property in Lincoln.
After many conferences and in accordance with the approval of the Town at the Annual Meeting in March, a petition for Cy Pres action was filed with the Massachusetts Supreme Ju- dicial Court for Suffolk County. The Court appointed Mr. Nelson B. Vanderhoof of Boston, a member of the Bar, to sit as Master. Hearings before the Master began in July and continued well into August. At least one member of the Com- mittee was present throughout the hearings and several mem- bers were called on to testify. Some idea of the complexities of the case may be gathered from the fact that the stenographic record of the testimony and arguments covers approximately 1,000 pages.
In September the attorneys for the Town and for the de- Cordova Trustees filed briefs and presented arguments before the Master who then took the whole question under advise- ment. Subsequently he asked for two supplementary briefs on technical legal questions involved and these were duly prepared and filed.
The petition to the Court had three main objectives:
1. To secure for the Town or its agent sole authority and responsibility for the managing and operation of the Museum and Park, the disbursing of the available in- come, and the adoption of a vital and worthwhile pro- gram which would benefit the Townspeople;
2. To secure from the two deCordova trusts an assured in- come sufficient to permit the adoption and carrying out of a long-range program; and
3. To secure court approval of varied activities in accord- ance with modern Museum practice.
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At the time of writing this Report, the Master has not yet filed his final draft of findings and recommendations to the Court. He has, however, submitted a draft Report to the attorneys which indicates that he looks with favor on our principal contentions and recommendations. We are in hopes that some time in 1948 a final decree will be handed down so that it will be possible to set up a non-profit corporation to act as agent of the Town to manage the project, that funds will be made available so that the Museum may be remodelled to comply with fire and safety laws and regulations and to make Museum activities possible, and a worthwhile and varied program may be adopted which will add greatly to the recrea- tional and cultural life of the Town.
During the past year little could be done pending the out- come of the court proceeding. In the Town Treasurer's Re- port will be found a detailed schedule of the money disbursed by the Selectmen during 1947 for the Museum and Park. For the most part the only funds available over and above the balance of cash carried forward from 1946 were advances from what is left of the two $10,000 gifts made by Mr. deCor- dova during his lifetime for Museum expenses. Income from both deCordova trusts was held up pending the outcome of the Court's findings in the case referred to above. Total dis- bursements of 1947 were approximately $11,200 of which about $6,100 was for care of the grounds (including the care- taker's salary), $3,400 was for maintenance of the buildings and contents, and $1,700 was for miscellaneous expenses in- cluding Mr. Robinson's fee as advisor and appraiser.
One of the most important groups of art objects in the Museum is the collection of tapestries. As previously reported, these were found to be in very poor condition. During 1947 these were cleaned and moth-proofed and repaired to the ex- tent that there would not be further.deterioration. Complete restoration will be a very expensive job. The coin collection was appraised by an expert who reported that it had a mini- mum value of at least $2,000. Many valuable and interest- ing pieces were found particularly of Medieval Europe indi- cating that some day a detailed catalog might well be prepared.
Much effort has been expended and many conferences held to secure from the Executors and residuary Trustees under
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the will of Mr. deCordova complete title to all contents of the Museum. Under the terms of the deed of 1930, Mr. deCordova gave the Town only certain of the contents then in the build- ings, and objects which he later acquired in all probability do not belong to the Town but to the Estate or Trustees. The difficulty lies in ascertaining just what objects are the Town's and what the property of the Estate or Trustees. Certain classifications such as "bric-a-brac" are difficult to define exactly, and there are few records of the dates of acquisition of the thousands of articles. The simple method of solving this difficulty would be for the Executors and Trustees to deed their interest, whatever that may be, to the Town. Otherwise an exhaustive study will have to be made of the thousands of objects and Court sanction secured before the Town can know exactly what it owns and what it does not own.
So far, despite our full co-operation with the Executors and Trustees and their counsel, both in court and outside, on pro- ceedings and forms to protect them, and despite repeated assurances from them, we have been unable to get them to agree either to a donation or a sale to the Town of their inter- est in Museum contents without restrictive clauses which would involve the same difficulties of differentiation, and it may become necessary for the Town to take positive action to protect its interests.
ROBERT L. DeNORMANDIE, Chairman, RICHARD J. EATON, MRS. HERBERT G. FARRAR, ALLEN W. JACKSON, FREDERICK H. McKELVEY,
MRS. HARLAND B. NEWTON, FREDERICK B. TAYLOR, Secretary.
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REPORT OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE
The Finance Committee has held numerous conferences with the Selectmen and the other administrative officers of the Town concerning their needs for funds. The Town officers have cooperated splendidly in attempting to keep down the cost of Town operations. As a result, the Finance Committee believes that the appropriations recommended in the accom- panying tabulation represent the minimum amounts required to carry on satisfactorily the regular services of the Town under present conditions, despite the fact that Town costs continue to rise.
Excluding the Water Board, which is financed from pay- ments by water users and not by Town appropriations, the total recommended appropriations for regular Town services for 1948 represents an increase of approximately $29,300 over the appropriations for 1947.
This increase is brought about principally by larger outlays for the School Department, up approximately $11,600 and the Highway Department, up approximately $9,700. The in- creased cost of schools is accounted for chiefly by some further increase in salaries, by higher high school tuition charges, by the addition of another teacher, and by the increased cost of transportation. Higher highway costs are due chiefly to the much greater expense for snow removal, to the higher prices for tar and oil, and to the need for an additional workman in the department. It may also be noted that the introduction of a pension plan for Town employees (adding approximately $1,000) and the need for raising the insurance on Town prop- erty (adding a $1,600 premium), helps to explain the increase in required funds.
Of this increase, approximately $10,400 will be met by in- creased receipts from the Commonwealth and other sources. This will leave approximately $18,900 more to be raised from taxation in 1948 than in 1947 for regular Town services.
It should be pointed out that the $18,900 increase includes nothing for appropriations under various articles in the war- rant, notably for plans and specifications for a new school building, for the purchase of land for a Town barn, for the
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purchase of a truck for the Highway Department, for a new heater for the Town Hall, and for Highway improvements on Mill Street.
The Finance Committee expresses no opinion here as to the advisability of these proposals but will attempt to discharge its duty, to give advice on all proposed Town expenditures, during the discussion at Town Meeting.
It should be noted that, on the basis of 1947 valuations, every $3,738 of appropriations to be raised from taxes means $1.00 on the tax rate.
Respectfully submitted,
F. W. DENIO, Chairman, PAUL E. DODSON, T. J. ROUNER, L. A. WILDES, JOSEPH L. SNIDER, Secretary.
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Recommendations for 1948, with Expenditures in 1947
GENERAL GOVERNMENT
Expended 1947
Total 1947
Recommended 1948
Total 1948
Selectmen
1. Salaries .
$600 00
$600 00
2. Clerk, Salary ..
1,589 92
1,590 00
3. Supplies and Miscellaneous
244 61
$2,434 53
300 00
$2,490 00
Treasurer
4. Salary
200 00
200 00
5. Asst. Treasurer, Salary
200 00
200 00
6. Supplies and Miscellaneous
148 77
548 77
156 00
556 00
Collector of Taxes
7. Salary
1,374 96
1,500 00
8. Supplies and Miscellaneous .
261 23
1,636 19
350 00
1,850 00
Clerk
9. Salary .
250 00
300 00
10. Supplies and Miscellaneous .
31 99
281 99
35 00
335 00
Assessors
11. Salaries .
550 00
550 00
12. Supplies and Miscellaneous .
175 33
725 33
456 00
1,006 00
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TOWN OF LINCOLN
Auditor
13. Salary
$150 00
$150 00
Legal
14. Counsel
1,055 66
1,000 00
Election and Registration
15. Salaries
$200 00
$200 00
16. Listing
150 00
150 00
17. Supplies and Miscellaneous .
164 00
514 00
385 00
735 00
Town Hall
18. Janitor
2,514 50
2,470 00
19. Fuel
499 26
625 00
20. Repairs .
443 53
949 00
21. Supplies and Miscellaneous
934 67
4,391 96
738 00
4,782 00
Planning Board
22. Supplies and Miscellaneous
164 21
200 00
Finance Committee
23. Supplies and Miscellaneous
10 00
30 00
TOTAL FOR GENERAL GOVERNMENT
$11,912 54
$13,134 00
REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE
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Recommendations for 1948, with Expenditures in 1947 (Continued)
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Expended 1947
Total 1947
Recommended 1948
Total 1948
PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY
Police
24. Salaries
$4,768 00
$5,175 00
25. Radio
604 00
26. Car
400 00
27. Supplies and Miscellaneous
692 01
$6,064 01
970 00
$6,545 00
Fire Department
28. Salaries
200 00
300 00
29. Labor at fires ..
1,923 00
2,000 00
30. Operation of equipment ..
1,123 32
1,350 00
31. Supplies and Miscellaneous .
608 48
3,854 80
650 00
4,300 00
Tree and Moth Department
32. Labor
2,731 80
2,350 00
33. Supplies and Miscellaneous .
240 55
2,972 35
1,460 00
3,810 00
Board of Appeals
34. Services and Miscellaneous
242 64
250 00
Building Inspector
35. Salary and Transportation
184 00
250 00
36. Supplies and Miscellaneous .
30 75
214 75
50 00
300 00
TOTAL FOR PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY
$13,348 55
$15,205 00
TOWN OF LINCOLN
HEALTH AND SANITATION
Board of Health
37. Salary for Nurses
$2,286 00
$*2,336 00
38. Automobile
724 25
39. Mosquito Control
715 00
40. Well Child Clinic
200 00
360 27
$3,570 52
578 00
$3,629 00
Inspector of Animals
42. Salary
100 00
100 00
TOTAL FOR HEALTH AND SANITATION
$3,670 52
$3,729 00
HIGHWAYS
General Highway Maintenance
43. Wages .
11,501 24
14,000 00
44. Supplies and Miscellaneous
8,803 81
14,419 00
45. Street Lights. ..
4,412 90
24,717 95
4,530 00
32,949 00
Chapter 90
10,691 00
11,000 00
Machinery
46. Repairs and Maintenance
2,966 57
3,600 00
TOTAL FOR HIGHWAYS
$38,375 52
$47,549 00
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41. Supplies and Miscellaneous .
*460 00 to be received from School Department.
Recommendations for 1948, with Expenditures in 1947 (Continued)
Expended 1947
Total 1947
Recommended 1948
Total 1948
CHARITIES
47. Old Age Assistance
$12,487 74
$13,500 00
48. Aid to Dependent Children
1,000 00
49. Public Welfare
792 66
1,500 00
50. O.A.A. Administration
300 00
TOTAL FOR CHARITIES
$13,280 40
$16,300 00
VETERANS' AID
51. Soldiers' Relief
1,000 00
EDUCATION
Schools
52. Salaries
33,892 98
39,132 46
53. Transportation
10,388 99
12,586 75
54. Tuition and Vocational Education
13,921 00
18,091 00
55. Equipment, Supplies and Miscellaneous
6,293 03
64,496 00
6,311 79
76,122 00
Library
56. Salaries
1,200 00
1,500 00
57. Books
595 07
700 00
58. Supplies and Miscellaneous
714 04
644 00
59. Repairs . . .
2,509 11
696 00
*2,790 00
*Appropriation needed in addition to Dog Tax and Trust Funds.
TOTAL FOR EDUCATION
$67,005 11
$78,912 00
RECREATION
60. Ball Field .
497 34
900 00
61. Summer Playground
600 00
800 00
TOTAL FOR RECREATION
$1,097 34
$1,700 00
TOWN OF LINCOLN
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CEMETERY
62. Salaries and Wages
63. Supplies and Miscellaneous
64. Permanent Improvements
*To be taken from Cemetery Fund.
$1,069 40 745 20
$1,500 00 300 00
*500 00
TOTAL FOR CEMETERY
$1,814 60
$2,300 00
UNCLASSIFIED
65. Middlesex County Pension Fund
1,053 00
66. Town Reports .
832 05
900 00
67. Memorial Day
74 79
125 00
68. Rent of Dump
200 00
200 00
69. Insurance ..
2,519 93
4,020 00
70. Reserve Fund
3,000 00
*3,000 00
*To be taken from overlay surplus.
TOTAL FOR UNCLASSIFIED
$6,626 77
$9,298 00
TOWN DEBT
71. Bonds.
5,000 00
5,000 00
72. Interest .
125 00
5,125 00
350 00
*5,350 00
*Of this sum $5,062 50 to be taken from Water Works Treasury
TOTAL RECOMMENDATIONS
$194,477 00
WATER WORKS
$32,199 87
25,790 00 51
REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE
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OVERLAY ACCOUNT
1941 Overlay Account
Balance in 1941 Overlay Account December 31, 1947 $13 20
1942 Overlay Account
Balance in 1942 Overlay Account December 31, 1947 6 25
1943 Overlay Account
Balance in 1943 Overlay Account December 31, 1947 6 00
1944 Overlay Account
Balance in 1944 Overlay Account December 31, 1947 6 25
1945 Overlay Account
Balance in 1945 Overlay Account December 31, 1947 111 63
1946 Overlay Account
Balance in 1946 Overlay Account December 31, 1947 1,706 22
1947 Overlay Account
Balance in 1947 Overlay Account December 31, 1947 1,960 01
Total of overlays reserved for Abatement of Taxes
$3,809 56
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REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF OLD AGE ASSISTANCE
REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF OLD AGE ASSISTANCE
During the year 1947, seven new cases were approved for Old Age Assistance. Five cases were closed, two because of death and three transferred to other towns.
On January 1, 1947, twenty-five cases were receiving aid. Total number of cases aided during the year was thirty-two settled as follows: Lincoln 20, other Cities and Towns 6, no settlement 6.
The twenty-seven cases receiving aid on December 31st, 1947, were settled as follows: Lincoln 19, other Cities and Towns 4, no settlement 4.
Expenditures During Year 1947
To other Cities and Towns $52 40
Administration and Travel 469 60
Aid to and in behalf of recipients
18,979 73
Total
$19,501 73
Respectfully submitted,
ANTHONY J. DOHERTY, JOHN J. KELLIHER, M. ELIZABETH CAUSER.
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TOWN OF LINCOLN
In Memoriam
PHILIP RODMAN SNELLING Died January 22, 1948
In grateful recognition of 10 Years of faithful Service as Assessor.
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ASSESSOR'S REPORT
ASSESSORS' REPORT
The Board of Assessors submit the following report for the year 1947.
Computation of Tax Rate
Total Town appropriations to be raised by
taxation .
$197,155 50
Total appropriations to be taken from avail- able funds in 1947
64,985 00
State Tax
3,500 00
State Parks and Reservations
185 95
State Audit of Municipal Accounts
481 96
County Tax
7,267 26
Tuberculosis Hospital Assessment
1,127 22
Overlay of current year
3,830 43
1946 underestimate
162 27
Gross amount to be raised
$278,695 59
Estimated Receipts and Available Funds
Income Tax
$12,108 86
Corporation Tax
6,295 60
Reimbursement on account of State owned land
231 77
Gasoline Tax
4,676 40
Motor Vehicle Excise
4,000 00
Licenses.
150 00
Fines
25 00
General Government
525 00
Health and Sanitation
350 00
Old Age Assistance
8,500 00
Old Age Assistance Tax (Meals)
475 00
Schools
4,000 00
Libraries
225 00
Public Service Enterprises
37,650 00
Cemeteries
200 00
City of Cambridge Tax
405 00
Amount voted to be taken from Free Cash
64,985 00
Interest on Taxes and Assessments
1,100 00
Supplemental Cherry sheet
8,156 30
Total Estimated Receipts and Available Funds
$154,058 93
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Net Amount to be raised by Taxation
Poll Tax
$1,290 00
Personal Property Tax
11,083 12
Real Estate Tax
112,263 52
$124,636 66
Table of Aggregates
Number of Persons Assessed:
On Personal Estate only
63
On Real Estate only
491
On Both Personal and Real Estate
65
Total Number of Persons Assessed
619
Number of Polls Assessed
645
Value of Assessed Personal Estate:
Stock in Trade
$4,150 00
Machinery
44,760 00
Live Stock
61,412 00
All other Tangible Personal Property
225,530 00
Total Value of Assessed Personal Estate
$335,852 00
Value of Åssessed Real Estate:
Land
$896,050 00
Buildings.
2,505,875 00
Total Value of Assessed Real Estate
$3,401,925 00
Total Valuation of Assessed Estate
3,737,777 00
Tax Rate per $1,000 00 $33 00
Number of Live Stock Assessed:
Horses (1 year or over)
55
Cows (1 year or over)
286
Bulls
13
Heifers
78
Swine (6 months old or over)
743
Sheep
14
Fowl
5,384
All other (Goats)
13
Number of Acres of Land Assessed 8,475
Number of Dwelling Houses Assessed
511
PHILLIP R. SNELLING, Chairman, D. EVERETT SHERMAN, JR., CYRUS W. MURPHY,
Board of Assessors.
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VALUATION LIST, JANUARY 1, 1947
Name of Taxpayer
Aggregate Value of Personal Estate
Tax on Personal Estate
Aggregate Value of Real Estate
Tax on Real Estate
Abbott, John A. and Diana B.
$1,500
$49 50
Adams, John
$200
$6 60
30 500
1,006 50
Adams, Ramelle C.
5,000
165 00
Adams, Thomas B.
200
6 60
Adkins, Archibald W. and Doro- thea C.
10,000
330 00
A'Hearn, Marian E.
3,150
103 95
Albano Bros.
300
9 90
Algeo, Mary A.
4,300
141 90
Allen, John L.
1,000
33 00
Anderson, Alfred F., Jr.
4,850
160 05
Anderson, Lawrence B. and Ro- sina DuP.
1,000
33 00
Appleby, Richard B.
4,500
148 50
Aptt, Harry S. and Etta E.
3,250
107 25
Aruda, Margaret J.
250
8 25
Ashworth, Harold T. and Irma D.
6,500
214 50
Baker, Frederick L.
1,000
33 00
Baker, John C. and Elizabeth E.
11,000
363 00
Baker, Lulu G.
4,080
134 64
Baker, Margaret C.
5,000
165 00
Baker, Walter F
100
3 30
Barker, Elliott R.
400
13 20
Barthel, Walter
300
9 90
7,250
239 25
Bartlett, Theodore
1,650
54 45
Baskin, William J.
250
8 25
3,250
107 25
Bean, Anna K.
6,000
198 00
Bean, Elmer A.
334
11 02
Bean, Elmer A. and Henry N.
3,500
115 50
Beardsley, Catherine
2,850
94 05
Beebe, Alice W.
1,000
33 00
47,000
1,551 00
Beers, Helen C.
1,380
45 54
25,000
825 00
Beers, Roland F.
700
23 10
Beggs, Sidney A.
500
16 50
16,000
528 00
Berndt, Edward J.
1,000
33 00
Bernson, Bob
1,560
51 48
.
Bernson, Bob and Edith J.
17,700
584 10
Bernson, Edith J.
8,000
264 00
Berry, Albert R. and M. Bea-
trice
3,250
107 25
Adams, John Q. and Lucy D.
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Name of Taxpayer
Aggregate Value of Personal Estate
Tax on Personal Estate
Aggregate Value of Real Estate
Tax on Real Estate
Bertolami, Leo F.
$300
$9 90
Bertolami, Leo F. and Rose M ..
$4,700
$155 10
Bertolami, Paolina
500
16 50
Billings, James B.
30
99
5,250
173 25
Bingham, Elizabeth A.
7,550
249 15
Bingham, Elizabeth P. B.
250
8 25
Bingham, George C.
500
16 50
Bishop, Fern W. and Sharp, Marjorie B.
1,000
33 00
Black, Everett A.
44
1 45
Black, Everett A. and Anne E ..
36,000
1,188 00
Blake, Charles H. and Helen L ..
10,500
346 50
Blake, Rose R.
2,700
89 10
Blodgett, Hamden and Florence M.
2,100
69 30
Boeing, John E. and Jeanne D ..
600
19 80
Booth, Robert H.
11,350
374 55
Boston Consolidated Gas Co.
65,000
2,145 00
Boston Edison Co.
75,000
2,475 00
Boston & Maine R. R.
1,500
49 50
Bowles, Clifford.
5,000
165 00
Bowles, William
984
32 47
4,000
132 00
Bowles, William S. and Mildred E.
416
13 73
10,680
352 44
Boyce Brothers
2,550
84 15
12,000
396 00
Boyce, Fred P.
1,040
34 32
Boyce, Manley B.
3,000
99 00
Boyce, Manley B. and Alice M.
2,500
82 50
Boyce, Michael J.
4,500
148 50
Boyd, Fred T. and Doris P.
3,800
125 40
Briggs, Charles V.
12,500
412 50
Brooks, Albert S.
100
3 30
Brooks, Albert S. and Maude M.
5,400
178 20
Brooks, Estella M.
3,100
102 30
Brooks, Paul
6,000
198 00
Brown, Donald L. and Elizabeth G.
1,200
39 60
Brown, Dorothy V.
16
53
Brown, Nettie M.
2,000
66 00
Brown, W. Raymond Stevens, Bernice I.
and
1,500
49 50
Browning, George U.
1,400
46 20
6,000
198 00
Billings, James B. and Marion.
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Name of Taxpayer
Aggregate Value of Personal Estate
Tax on Personal Estate
Aggregate Value of Real Estate
Tax on Real Estate
Browning, Margaret M.
$3,000
$99 00
Buerger, Martin J. and Lila
12,000
396 00
Burgess, Aubrey W. and Rebecca M.
3,250
107 25
Burgess, Catherine M.
1,500
49 50
Burke, Thomas D.
3,000
99 00
Burns, Melvin P. and Elizabeth F.
2,650
87 45
Burns, William
$105
$3 46
Burr, Leland M., Jr., and Eliza- beth L.
10,000
330 00
Burrill, Beverly E. and Alice M.
3,500
115 50
Butcher, Charles R.
100
3 30
2,000
66 00
Butcher, Henry A.
56
1 85
1,500
49 50
Butcher, Ralph E.
600
19 80
4,000
132 00
Cail, William T.
50
1 65
Calkins, C. Whittier
2,550
84 15
Calkins, Ramona T. and Whit- tier
5,700
188 10
Campbell, Fannie S. and Adeline S.
9,220
304 26
Campobasso, John C. and Ethel
1,500
49 50
Carman, Eleanor T.
10,000
330 00
Carney, Florence T.
3,575
117 98
Carney, Thomas J.
36
1 19
Catoia, Angelo
3,100
102 30
Causer, William O.
3,300
108 90
Chapin, Louise B. and Bertha L.
11,500
379 50
Chapman, James S.
4,250
140 25
Chapman, Lily T.
750
24 75
Cheney, George
200
6 60
Clark, George A.
86
2 84
3,650
120 45
Clark, Lester M.
700
23 10
Coan, James T.
4,000
132 00
Coan, Thomas F.
3,000
99 00
Coane, John H.
884
29 17
3,900
128 70
Coane, John H., Jr.
2,100
69 30
Coburn, Edward S.
1,026
33 86
6,200
204 60
Codman, Dorothy S. F. M.
3,240
106 92
5,000
165 00
Codman, Hugh
2,640
87 12
Codman, Ogden
1,960
64 68
Codman, Thomas N.
2,050
67 65
Codman, Thomas N., et al.
750
24 75
75,000
2,475 00
60
TOWN OF LINCOLN
Name of Taxpayer
Aggregate Value of Personal Estate
Tax on Personal Estate
Aggregate Value of Real Estate
Tax on Real Estate
Cole, Edwin M. and Lucy F.
$6,400
$211 20
Cole, Nancy W. .
8,500
280 50
Comey, Arthur C. and Janet
10,750
354 75
Comstock, Joan B.
7,100
234 30
Community Store
$1,500
$49 50
Conant, Lily R.
1,000
33 00
7,000
231 00
Conary, Frances P.
4,500
148 50
Condit, Robert P. and Phyllis C.
5,000
165 00
Connair, John J. and Margaret J.
3,100
102 30
Connors, Ann F.
900
29 70
Conti, Bartolomeo B.
6,800
224 40
Cook, Harry
200
6 60
4,800
158 40
Cooledge, Hazel B.
13,900
458 70
Corcoran, Francis J.
3,000
99 00
Cormey, Henry J. and Illione W.
900
29 70
Corrigan, John F. and May
3,500
115 50
Corrigan, Mary E., Heirs of
3,000
99 00
Corrigan Mary K.
1,500
49 50
Corrigan, Patrick F.
2,300
75 90
Costello, John D.
100
3 30
Costello, William B.
2,000
66 00
Cotoni, Joseph
2,190
72 27
1,750
57 75
Coughlan, Christina B.
5,000
165 00
Cousins, Ashley B.
200
6 60
2,100
69 30
Cousins, Fred E.
3,000
99 00
Cousins, Harold S.
17,500
577 50
Cousins, Willis N.
2,000
66 00
Cowles, Addison
10
33
Cowles, Addison and Alexandra C ..
5,150
169 95
Crane, Ann O.
4,800
158 40
Crawford, Marshall
4,750
156 75
Creelman, Gilmore B.
86
2 84
Creelman, Gilmore B. and Alice M.
3,050
100 65
Crook, Russell G.
3,000
99 00
Crowley, Timothy J.
2,000
66 00
Crowson, Leslie W. and Madeline W.
300
9 90
Crum, Eleanor E.
3,800
125 40
Cunnert, Fritz
1,000
33 00
6,550
216 15
Cunningham, George E.
50
1 65
5,000
165 00
Cotoni, Nicholas
61
ASSESSORS' REPORT
Name of Taxpayer
Aggregate Value of Personal Estate
Tax on Personal Estate
Aggregate Value of Real Estate
Tax on Real Estate
Cushing, Gustave
$4,500
$148 50
Cushman, Trevor A., Jr., and
Rosemary S.
1,000
33 00
Damico, Louise
2,350
77 55
Danosky, Edward A.
$600
$19 80
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