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CARPENTER'S CONTRACT.
Phillips & Maglathlin, Contractors.
$3,056.46
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Contract price,
Extra for table,
$90.00 1.00
MASONRY CONTRACT. E. Forest Loring, Contractor.
Chimney, 18 feet, at .82,
14.76
Underpinning, erstock, 2.50
3.50
Painting the outside, new work by Mr. Hav-
$III.76
Cementing bottom of main cellar of Alms-
house, as before mentioned, E. Ernest Loring, contractor,
27.74
Extra cementing,
2.00
Patching after plumbing and heating,
.50
Grading cellar bottom,
1.50
$31.74
$3,199.96
ITEMS DISTINCT FROM THE CONTRACTS.
Iron ladders furnished by George T. Mc- Glathlin & Co.
$25.47
Express on same, .4I
Sheet iron placed over furnace and on floor timbers over heating pipes, W. B. Camp- bell's bill, 50 pounds of galvanized iron,
7.40
Labor,
3.75
Filling in with masonry on sill between floor beams and studding of main L and vege- table cellars, Chandler & Glover's bill, 19.06
Duxbury Coal & Lumber Co., felting for pipes and timber for tank foundations, 1.58
Wrapping water pipes to prevent freezing, Charles A. Rogers, 1.50
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Grading around house and cleaning up, John E. Josselyn's bill, 3.60
Iron tie rods for trusses, A. R. Bailey's
bill, 3.00
65.77
$3,265.73
This, with my bill, which I have passed in to the Overseers, makes the total expense of the construction account under my charge: Services, $70.00 8.46 Expenses,
$78.46
$3,344.19
Early in the work, at the request of the Overseers, I gave to them an itemized estimate of $3,41I as the probable cost of the construction of the Almshouse. It is a principle with engineers and architects that 'extras and superintendence should not ex- ceed 10 per cent. of the amount estimated or put under con- tract for the expense of the structure; but, of course, extras would not include what would come under the head of additions. The contractors have shown skill and ability in their work, and a desire and intention of keeping up to their agreements with the Town, a truth that will be evident to anyone inspecting the building. Respectfully submitted,
LAURENCE BRADFORD, Town's Agent.
REPORT OF TOWN CLERK.
TOWN MEETINGS.
At the adjourned meeting on February 15 it was
Voted, That a new Poorhouse be built in conformity with the plan and specifications submitted by the Committee if it can be done at a cost not to exceed the amount voted at the last meeting.
Voted, That the contract for building be awarded to the low- est bidders in the different departments.
Voted, That an agent be chosen by ballot in accordance with the following recommendations of the Committee: "That he is given authority to act as the Town's Agent in the construction of the Poorhouse within the limits of the votes of this meeting, and to superintend the work. He must have the approval of the Overseers of the Poor for contracts made in addition to those voted at this meeting and for any change or addition involving an expense of over twenty-five dollars ($25.00); but may make minor changes on his own responsibility, the price being agreed upon before the work is begun. All contracts and orders shall be given in writing."
Chose, Laurence Bradford Agent, as above.
Voted, That the location recommended by the Committee be adopted.
At the Annual Town Meeting held March 2, Chose James Downey Moderator.
Elisha Peterson, Thomas Alden, Jr., and John K. Parker were appointed Tellers by the Moderator and sworn by the Town Clerk.
Chose, George H. Stearns, Town Clerk.
Chose, Henry H. Lewis, Edmund H. Sears and Elbridge H.
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Chandler, Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the Poor.
Chose, Joshua W. Swift, Treasurer and Collector.
Chose Alfred E. Green and James H. Killian, Auditors. Chose, Henry Barstow, School Committee for three years. Chose, Thaddeus W. Chandler, William J. Alden, Luther V. Sherman, William J. Turner and Martin H. Mullen, Constables ..
Voted, That the Selectmen be requested to appoint twelve Surveyors of Highways.
Voted, That two-thirds of the appropriations for highways be expended before June I each year. The Selectmen are hereby requested to see that this vote of the Town is complied with.
Chose, Harrison G. Weston, Surveyor of Lumber.
Chose, Henry L. Cushman, Sealer of Wood.
Chose, Selectmen as Fence Viewers.
Voted, That the Selectmen appoint Field Drivers.
Voted, That there be twelve Fire Wards, and that the men appointed by the Selectmen as Surveyors be the Fire Wards.
Voted, That the Selectmen appoint Sealer of Weights and: Measures and Pound Keeper.
Chose, William J. Alden, Jr., Cemetery Trustee for five years.
Voted, Not to grant license for the sale of intoxicating liquors for the ensuing year-No, 133; Yes, 49.
Voted, To accept the reports of the several Town officers as printed in the Town Report.
Voted, To accept the list of Jurors as presented by the Select- men, except that the names of Artemus Inglis and Joshua M. Cushing be substituted for those of George A. Holmes and Edgar F. Loring, who asked to be excused.
Voted, That a sufficient sum be appropriated to place a "marker" of the Society of the Sons of the American Revolution: at the grave of each Revolutionary soldier or sailor buried in: this Town, the expense not to exceed one dollar each, and,
Chose, Mr. Thomas Alden, Agent to attend to that work.
Voted, To appropriate For repairs of Highways,
$3,500.00
For support of Schools,
4,000.00
For support of Poor,
3,000.00
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For Railroad Loan,
2,000.00
For Railroad Interest,
1,500.00
For Military Aid,
250.00
For aid to Indigent Soldiers and Sailors,
200.00
For School Incidentals, 800.00
For repairs of Schoolhouses,
300.00
For repairs of Public Buildings,
100.00
For removing Snow,
500.00
For Memorial Day, 75.00
For Cemetery Fund,
100.00
For Gurnet Bridge Loan,
1,000.00
For Superintendent of Schools,
250.00
For incidentals,
Bank and Corporation tax
Voted, That the interest on Gurnet Bridge Loan be paid from the Bank and Corporation taxes.
Voted, That for the purpose of procuring a temporary loan to and for the use of the Town of Duxbury, in anticipation of the taxes of the present municipal year, the Town Treasurer is hereby authorized and directed to borrow from time to time with the approval of the Selectmen a sum or sums in the aggre- gate amounting to twelve thousand dollars ($12,000), and to execute and deliver the note or notes of the Town therefor, pay- able within one year from the time the loan is made, with inter- est thereon at a rate not exceeding five per cent. per annum. Any debt or debts incurred by a loan or loans to the town under this vote shall be paid from the taxes of the present municipal year.
Voted, That the following By-Law be and is hereby adopted: "From and after the first day of January, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-nine the wheels of all draft vehicles not hung upon springs passing over or upon any highway of and owned in this town shall have tires as follows: If of four wheels not less than three inches in width, and if of two wheels not less than four inches in width. The owner and driver of any draft vehicle owned in this Town who shall drive or suffer the same to be driven over any highway in this Town with tires contrary to these provisions shall be punished by a fine of not less than five nor more than twenty dollars for each offence."
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Voted, That regarding the case now pending between the Assessors of the Town and Lot Phillips & Co., the Assessors be authorized to carry the matter to the Supreme Court.
Voted, That the Selectmen be instructed to determine the line through the harbor between Duxbury and Plymouth and Dux- bury and Kingston.
Voted, That Mr. Bradford, Agent for the Town in building the Almshouse, be authorized to sign all contracts.
Voted, That Mr. W. W. Campbell be given the contract for plumbing, heating and water supply of the new Almshouse in accordance with his bids, and that the choice in the method of heating be determined by the Agent and Overseers of the Poor from the different bids of Mr. Campbell.
Voted, That two hundred and fifty dollars ($250.00) be appro- priated for repairs of East street from the second hill to May- flower street.
Voted, That the Treasurer be authorized to hire money to pay for the new Almshouse, and that the Town raise one thou- sand dollars ($1,000) this year and one thousand dollars ($1,000) each successive year until paid for.
Voted, That the Moderator be paid the sum of three dollars ($3.00) for his services at the Special Town Meeting held De- cember 23, 1895.
At the above meeting there were 211 names checked as having voted.
4I voted on License question only.
29 voted for Town officers only.
At close of last registration there were 426 registered male voters, 7 female voters, 558 assessed polls.
At the Meeting held September 26, Edmund H. Sears, Mod- erator,
Voted, That the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, be and is hereby authorized to borrow the sum of three thou- sand dollars ($3,000), and to issue therefor the note of the Town
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bearing interest at the rate of four (4) per cent. per annum, payable in annual installments of one thousand dollars ($1,000) each. the money so received to be used to defray the cost of the new Almshouse.
Voted, That the matter of a Tramproom and Lockup be left in the hands of the Selectmen and Mr. Laurence Bradford.
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MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN DUXBURY DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1896.
Jan. I. In Duxbury, Laurence A. Plumb and Sylvia J. Al- den, both of Duxbury; by Rev. Walter R. Hunt." Jan. 15. In Boston, Frank B. Cain of Duxbury and Mary A. Doherty of Boston; by Sidney Laurence, Justice of the Peace.
Feb. 23. In Duxbury, Winslow P. Johnson and Lizzie W. Chandler, both of Duxbury; by Rev. S. G. Merrick.
April 13. In Marshfield, Herbert Sprague of Duxbury and Nettie W. Damon of Pembroke; by Rev. Frank Parker.
April 15. In Duxbury, Henry H. Bailey of Malden and Frances H. Wadsworth of Duxbury; by Rev. Frederick Edwards.
April 25. In Plymouth, Charles L. Brown of Plymouth and Martha A. Williams of Duxbury; by Rev. Antrim Lee.
April 30. In Boston, Edward H. Wadsworth of Duxbury and Lena J. Crockett of Hull; by Rev. J. A. McEl- wvain.
June 3. In Boston, George F. Seaver of Duxbury and Ella E. Prescott of Boston; by Rev. Percy Brown.
June 16. In Duxbury, John A. Chandler of Duxbury and Susan I. Delano of Hillsboro, Oregon; by Rev. S. G. Merrick.
Sept. 13. In Kingston, Lewis B. Belknap and Lulu M. Free- man, both of Duxbury ; by Rev. C. Y. De Nor- mandie.
Oct. 22. In Duxbury, Anson M. Berry of Hanover and Mabel S. Elliott of Duxbury ; by Rev. R. B. Swan.
Nov. 8. In Duxbury, Herbert T. Hunt and Ida A. Haugens- woll, both of Duxbury; by Rev. J. C. Osgood.
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Nov. 18. In Duxbury, William H. Branigan of Boston and Eunice B. Weston of Duxbury ; by Rev. C. Y. De Normandie.
Nov. 25. In Duxbury, William O. Sprague and Harriet E. Ross, both of Duxbury ; by Rev. R. B. Swan.
Dec. 14. In Marshfield, Samuel Cook and Sarah Wesley, both of Duxbury; by Rev. F. W. Manning.
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN DUXBURY FOR THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 31, 1896.
DATE.
NAME.
PARENTS' NAME.
MAIDEN NAME OF MOTHER.
Jan.
26,
Soule, Julia Meribalı Turner,
Micah S. and Mary E.
Twomey.
Feb.
5, 9,
Mary Berthia Balavance,
Arthur G. and Celina.
Arsenault.
25, 9,
Ralph Nickerson Noyes,
Frank and Mary.
Goodo
April 3,
23,
William Thomas Redmond,
Thomas and Mary A.
McKav.
May
22,
Berthia Agnes Turner,
Wm. J. and Zilpha E.
Brewster.
28, Marion W. Estes,
Walter W. and Charity H.
Fisher.
June 16 Eben Nelson Briggs,
Henry A. and Helen E.
Cushman.
27, Elsa Mabel Clement,
Edward and Gertrude.
Killian.
July
1,
Daniel Loring Winsor,
William Milton and Etta L.
Ireland.
Ang.
Mary Florence Ryan,
Albert E. and Ruth M.
Goulding.
Sept.
Edwin Thomas Facey,
William and Mabel L
Oct.
20,
Hannalı Evelyn Nickerson,
Joseph M. and Lottie G.
Cushing. Courtney. Sherwood.
Nov.
4,
Harold Leon Carleton,
Harry G. and Ella A. Harvey J. and Cora.
Delano.
Dec.
12, John Byron Reynolds,
Bradford.
17,
Doris Loring,
Waldo F. and Minnie. Thomas C. and Eliazbeth C.
Wadsworth.
21, 23,
Mary Steele,
Lucius A and Elizabeth P.
Sonle.
- Peterson,
Augustus Jr. and Lucy.
Hunt.
Thelma Hanigan,
Thomas and Thearesa L.
Desmond
Nathaniel K. and Ella K.
Nickerson.
March
Earnest Pratt,
Richard and Kate A.
Hugh R. and Maggie L.
Keefe.
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George L. and Harriet A.
Evans.
William Milton Kendrick Jr.,
Michael and Catherine.
Mcclellan.
22, 8, 24, 24, 24, 12,
Roy Edward Parks,
Frances - Parks, (Stillborn) Nickerson,
John H. and Maud A. Warren S. and Emily J.
13, Clarabel Bradford Soule,
Fernando B. and Millie P.
10, 26, Rose Ann Higgins, Robert Edgar,
DEATHS IN TOWN DURING THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 31, 1896.
PARENTS' NAME.
NAME.
AGE.
DATE.
Y.
M.
D.
Samuel P. and Lonisa.
Jan.
18,
James H. Soule,
23
6
-
Cancer,
Benjamin and Mary. Jolın and Martba.
19,
Samuel O. Whitmore,
74
5
14
Softening of the brain,
23,
Bailey D. Winsor,
75
5
-
Micah S. and Mary E.
26,
'Soule,
Oscar H. and Sarah A.
26,
Richard W. Sonle,
23
1
12
Tubercular consumption,
George and Welthea.
27,
John S. Loring,
72
11
22
Levi and Hannah.
Feb.
14,
Susan Hunt (Holmes),
75
10
5
Dropsy,
William and Jane.
23,
Hannah O. Holmes (Joyce),
73
3
5
"Neuralgia in stomach,
Thomas and Theresa L.
25,
Thelma Hanigan,
38
1
8
Mitral regurgitation,
26,
William S. De Wolf,
83
5
7
Pernicious Anaemia,
March
3,
Rufus Hathaway,
Luther T. and Mary T.
62
14,
Clifford T. Gardner,
33
7
23
Valvular disease of heart,
George W. and Harriet.
17,
Mary E. Woodell,
James and Lucy,
April,
1,
77
8
14
Paralysis,
5.
John Dorman,
95
7
26
Old age,
Cyrus and Fear.
May
7,
E. Porter Richmond.
76
3
9
Oedema of lungs,
Thomas and Polly.
June
15,
38
1
5
Mitral disease of heart,
July
6,
31
1
27
Diphtheria,
Levi and Sophia.
21,
Augustus Sampson,
89
10
27
Dysentery,
43
4
11
1
1
4
Cholera infantum,
Sylvanns and Elizabeth.
Aug.
7,
Hiram Simmons,
68
11
7
Consumption,
9,
Henry Gagne,
2
12
11,
Marion W. Estes,
11
71
12,
Frederic E. Studley.
69
9
-
Warren S. and Emily J.
26,
George E. Freeman,
46
1
18
Cerebral hemorrhage,
27,
Lucy A. O'Brien,
40
8 13
Typhoid fever,
-
Pneumonia,
William Paulding,
Charles and Abbie.
22,
Mary Myrick (Cobb),
85
1
21
Paralysis,
Jesse and Matilda.
James W. Parks,
Daniel F. and Corinna.
15,
Jonathan and Marrieste.
28,
Ida C. Banister,
Hugh and Maggie M.
31,
Francis H. Copeland,
75
8
Paralysis,
Consider and Lois. Joseph and Lucy. Walter W. and Hattie.
24,
George I. Baker,
24, (Stillborn) Nickerson,
1
Arthur and Cora B. George and Hannah.
Paralysis following injury to spine,
Weston and Mary. John F. and Mary C.
2
89
20
O'd age, heart failure.
Elvanah and Jernsha.
Mary S. London (Sampson),
Parker W.,Glass,
Cancer of the bowels,
Louisa S. Bradford (Scott),
Cholera Infantum,
66
Paralysis,
Stillborn,
Disease of heart,
Stillborn,
William and Amanda. Rufus and Judith.
36
CAUSE OF DEATH.
16, Sept. 4, Weston Freeman, Gideon Shurtleff,
83 72
6
15
Oct.
8, 18,
Archibald Jerome,
39
6
88
6
3
23,
James Alden,
18
10
3
Typhoid fever,
Nov.
26, 1, 10, 16,
Thomas Alden Jr. - Nickerson, Laurence E. Kendrick,
19
1
16
Harriet A. Barstow, (Lanman)
63
5
23
17, 3,
James Southworth,
86
11
1
6,
Joseph B. Brewster,
66
10
26
16,
Henry Bartlett,
67
2
10
17,
T. Arthur Sanders,
21
7
27
Heart failure following peritonitis,
29,
Jolın Gullifer,
77
9 27
Heart disease,
Weston and Laurana. Luther and Hannah. Joseph and Annie. Peter and Marv. Isaiah and Mercy. Lonis and Henrietta.
Thomas and Elizabeth. Joseph N. and Lottie. Isaac L. and Abbie R. Peter and Deborah. Jedidiah and Elizabethi. Joseph and Almira. Seth and Nancy. Tobias and Ella F. John and Malinda.
63
27
Prostatitis
Frank H. Palmer,
65
-
Hypertrophy and dilatation of heart. Chronic cystitis, Heart failure, General'asthenia. Cancer of stomach and herm'a.
George Letourneau,
26
5
21
Pertussi, Septicaemia, Paralysis,
Burned to deathı,
Dec.
Delirium tremens and pneumonia, Catarrhal Pneumonia,
DEATHS REGISTERED OF THOSE WHO DIED OUT OF TOWN AND WERE BROUGHT TO DUXBURY FOR INTERMENT DURING YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1896.
DATE.
NAME.
AGE.
PLACE OF DEATH.
DISEASE.
PARENTS' NAME.
1895.
Y.
M.
D.
Peritonitis,
Dec. 18,
Emma W. Emerson (Wadsworth)
47
7
5
Boston,
1896.
Kingson,
Pneumonia,
Jan.
21,
Charlotte H. Andrews (Winsor),
80
8
6
Boston,
Pneumonia,
Feb.
4,
William R. Tisdale,
82
8
2
Providence, R. I.,
Heart Disease,
20,
Douglas Frazer,
Peritonitis,
23,
Harry N. Hall,
31
Chicago, Ill.,
Shock following operation
Mch.
Florence Dunbar (Glass),
33
11
1
Boston, Mass.,
Pneumonia,
Rebecca Sampson (Upman),
74
9
8
Winthrop, Mass.,
April
9,
Sarah H. Travers (Higgins),
65
2
Weymouth,
Cholera Infantum,
May
15,
Frank E. Alden,
Phthisis Pulmonalis,
22,
George B. Cushing,
67
5
7
Newtonville, Mass.,
31, 18,
Maria K. Winsor,
8
Brockton,
.
27,
James M. Snow,
43
10 22
Boston,
July
4,
Samuel A. Winsor,
60
3
23
Athol, Mass ,
20,
Roger Goodspeed,
40
9
16
Boston,
26,
Charles S. Tisdale,
26
3
27
Providence, R. I.,
Aug.
3,
Sylvia Weston (Peterson),
71
8
24
Wellesley, Mass.,
8, 9,
William Prior,
61
9
Lexington, Mass., Cohasset,
Dysentery, Heart Disease, Old Age,
Sept. 5, 27,
Priscella W. Tucker (Brewster),
90
7
-
Gastritis,
Oct. 6, Ralph B. Pray,
1
4
9
Boston,
Heart Disease,
29,
George M. Winslow,
64
11
29
Boston,
Empylmia,
30,
Grace L Simmons,
15
7
9
Cambridge, Mass.,
William.and Amantlıis. Charles A & Emma P. Job and Lydia. Edward G and Lucia.
11,
John W. Tower,
5
15
Pembroke,
Lucia E. Stevens (Hunt),
45
New York City,
Chronic Hydrocephalus,
Charles F & Mabel I'. George and Hannah Gustavus and Sarahı.
-
Jan.
5,
Francis Pride,
76
Francis and - Spencer and Charlotte.
64
Antonia and Rebecca. Nathaniel and Rebecca. Charles and Lucy. Joshua and Caroline. John E. and Llizabethi. Fred'k R & Caroline M.
Lydia A. Chandler (Hamilton),
42
8
Diphtheria,
June
Malignant Pelvis disease, Phthisis,
Willis and Rebecca. Alden and Eliza.
Accidental fall,
Joseph and Sarah C. William R. & Ellen R. Thomas and Sally.
William F. Perigo,
-
11
5
Somerville,
Accidental asphyxiation, Diabetes,
W Cough & Bron Pneu'ia,
Henry C. and Emma. Jonathan and Nancy.
16, 21,
Heart Disease,
Boston,
Medfield,
Diabetis,
Lewis and Maria.
.
-
Somerville, Mass.,
Nov. 11,
Dec.
2.
47
8 2 Rockland,
3,
7,
20,
Edith S. Brewster, Agnes E. ¡ Sampson, James F. Hinckley, Edna A. Hall, Ora N. Belknap Olive C. Harlow (Delano).
1
9 Brockton, Boston,
Erysipelas, Cerebral apoplexy, Consumption, Menengitis,
Paralysis.
Edward and - Erastus and Elizabeth. Ezra and Abigail D. -
Nathaniel and Abigail.
65
52
56
11 12 Boston,
68
5 27 Marshfield,
82
6 20 Medford,
66
SUMMARY.
Number of births,
27
Males,
13
Females. 14
Number of marriages, 15
Number of deaths, 48
Males, 35
Females.
13
Number of deaths of persons over 80 years of age, 8
Number of deaths of persons between 25 and 60 years of age, 12
Number of deaths of children under 5 years of age, 5
Average age, 49 years 8 months 24 days.
Number of dogs licensed in 1896, 150
Males, 134
Females,
16
Paid to County Treasurer, $318.00.
Attest :
GEORGE H. STEARNS, Town Clerk.
Duxbury, February 1, 1897.
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LIST OF PERSONS ASSESSED TAXES To the Town of Duxbury, with the Amount of Tax.
DISTRICT No. I.
William J. Alden, $2.60 Otis Peterson. $2.00
Charles H. Alden, 2.00
William O. Peterson, 2.00
William J. Alden, Jr., 25.29
Mary T. Peterson, 21.58
Samuel Burgess,
1.03
Mahala A. Peterson. 36.17
Henry Bartlett. 4.06
George M. Paulding, 2.4I
Seth Bartlett heirs, 32.20
Samuel S. Richards, 31.87
William Beadle, 2.00
Porter Richmond heirs, 1.37
James K. Burgess, 12.62
Charles A. Rogers, 15.70
Sylvanus B. Chany,
27.56
Lemuel J. Reed, 2.00
Mary K. Cushing,
15.07
Clara Cushman, 7.84
Elizabetlı S. Corthell, 28.77
Benj. O. Cummings, heirs.
10.14
Joshua M. Cushing, 43.51
Frederic O. Crocker,
2.00
Hiram Delano, heirs,
9.93
Willie F. Delano, 2.00
James M. Snow, 18.10
W. Frank Davis, 2.00
Edgar W. Swift, 11.80
Mrs. George E. Freeman, 8.78
George E. Freeman, 2.00
Jonathan F. Turner, 27.00
Harry M. Freeman, 13.30
Clarence Taylor, 2.82
William Faunce, 2.00
George A. Tower, 2.00
Otis Farwell, 2.00
Mrs. M. E. Tirrell,
37.68
William Faunce, heirs, 15.37
James E. Winsor, 27.00
George F. Fowle, 2.55
Richard A. Winsor, 19.13
William Facy, 15.36
John M. Winsor, 2.00
Percy B. Fowle, 2.00
Lewis Winsor, 18.63
Matthew Russell,
18.78
Henry O. Roberts, heirs, 11.44
Sylvanus Sampson, 2d, 35.57
Frances P. Sampson, 24.66
Mrs. Studley Sampson, 16.78
George F. Seaver, 2.00
Charles F. Stetson, 23.65
Joseph A. Soule, 16.39
Chester W. Turner, 2.00
Abbie F. Freeman, 20.55
Betsey A. Turner, 8.22
Eugene B. Freeman, 2.00
John W. Tower, 21.66
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Edwin S. Goodspeed, 14.33
George L. Winsor, I32.05
Frank T. Holmes,
2.34
Calvin G. Winsor, 28.37
Henry H. Hatch, 2.00
Bailey D. Winsor, heirs, 15.62
Rebecca R. Holmes,
13.70
Otis Winsor, heirs, 13.70
Samuel W. Hunt,
17.49
Edward W. Winsor, II.86
Charles W. Holmes,
2.00
Winsor & Peterson, 17.81
Rufus Holmes, heirs,
25.48
George F. Wadsworth, 28.65
Charles M. Hayden,
4.95
Harrison Wadsworth, 18.18
George L. Higgins,
28.31
Alex. S. Wadsworth,
19.13
William J. Hastings, 2.69
Alexander Wadsworth, 50.98 Frank G. F. Wadsworth, 2.00
T. W. Herrick, 5.82
Calvin Josselyn,
29.40
William W. Wadsworth, 3.03
Samuel Joyce, heirs, 22.95
Lydia F. Wadsworth, 36.31
Thomas H. H. Knight,
22.21
William H. Weston, 6.1I
Augustus O. Leonard,
II.73
Parker E. Weston, 2.00
C. P. S. Lincoln, heirs,
70.90 Henry Wadsworth,heirs, 84.09
Abbie J. Oathman,
16.44 Mrs. John Wilde, 18.50
Edward F. O'Brien, 2.00
Mrs. Charles Whitney, 19.39
Fannie T. O'Brien,
29.II
DISTRICT No. 2.
J. Milner Allen,
$30.98 Whitman B. Morse,
$25.98
Charles F. Allen,
20.98 James F. Myrick, 2.00
Frederic W. Atwood,
5.43
Mary Myrick, heirs, 14.60
Louis M. Bailey, 36.18
Mrs. James F. Myrick, I3.02
Mrs. J. S. Beaman, 13.70
Mrs. Lucy Marsh,
19.18
A. Eugene Beaman,
17.07
Edmund Marsh, 3.37
Melzer Brewster, 15.23
Thomas T. McNaught, 8.85
Elizabeth Brewster, heirs, 2.06
20.29
Frank Boyer, 8.85
Charles E. Baldwin, 7I.II
Elizabeth S. Owen, 3.29
Henry S. Baldwin,
2.00
Leander B. Pierce, 2.00
Benj. B. Baker, 2.00
Luther Pierce, 20.15
Orrin W. Churchill,
9.20
Frank H. Palmer. 2.00
W.Melbourn McDowell, 23.24 Fannie D. McDowell, 291.81 Andrew O'Brien, 2.00
John W. Brewster,
69
Joseph T. Caton,
2.00
William B. Peterson, 2.00
Harry Cushing,
19.47
Alice Powe, 23.20
Levi H. Cushing,
146.35
George M. Peterson, 2.00
Ira Chandler, 105.90
George P. Peterson, 15.70
Richard Connor, 9.64
Warren E. Peterson,
3.37
Mary A. Connor,
27.40
Charles E. Peterson,
3.37
Willard Cook,
19.81
Herbert A. Peterson,
55.72
Edwin W. Cook, 2.00
Ellis F. Peterson, 10.22
Gershom B. Chandler,
19.33
Frank E. Phillips, 9.33
Henry J. Dunster, 5.51
James H. Peterson, 21.97
Marianna Dunster, 6.17
Arthur E. Prior, 2.00
George F. Peterson, 15.70
Mrs. William Prior, heirs,
20.55
C. R. M. Pratt,
2.00
Wilhelmena S. Pratt, 22.06
Welthy S. Prior, 5.35
George P. Freeman, 33.17
Mrs. David H. Freeman, 19.87
Judson B. Freeman,
3.23
William E. Freeman, 3.99
George F. Ryder, 9.40
Everett A. Ryder, 2.00
Theodore P. Freeman, 9.54
Isaac L. Rich, 44.60
George Faunce, 19.13
Hezekiah Rogerson, 2.00
Alonzo Frost, 3.23
J. Mercer Seaver, 145.64
Charles Frost, heirs,
11.65
Annie W. Seaver, 34.25
Alfred V. Freeman, 4.06
Clarence Smith, 3.37
Abard Gates, 2.00
Edward J. Smith, 5.08
Eden S. Glover,
2.00
Clarence M. Smith, 2.00
Charles W. Hunt, 2.00
Jabez Gregg, II.54
John H. Glover,
6.70
Harvey Soule, 29.67
Mrs. John H. Glover, 17.89
John Glover, 2.00
Theodore W. Glover,
10.84
Augustus W. Sampson, 20.28 Micah A. Soule, heirs, 27.40
Emma W. Drew, 40.28
Mrs. - Damon,
9.59
John Ellis, 2.00
George F. Freeman, 3.37
Harrison G. Freeman,
heirs, 17.33
James T. Perry, 18.69
William Ricker, 10.50
Parker C. Richardson, 41.10
Bradford Freeman, 16.77
Oscar A. Symmes, 2.00
Charles Soule, heirs, 1.64
Micah S. Soule, 2.00
70
Mary E. Goodwin, 2.74
Arthur W. Soule, 2.00
Charles W. Hunt, 2.00
Mrs. Charles W. Hunt. 10.1I
Frederic P. Sherman, 2.15
Sarah F. Sherman, 12.06
Hunt & Rich, 1.55
Nathaniel Blaban, heirs, .69
Rufus Holiday, 28.84
Tobias Saunders, 42.14
Charles R. Hughes,
2.00
T. Arthur Saunders, 2.34
Jeremiah Hebert, 2.00
J. Porter Witherell, 2.00
Thomas Hannegan, 2.00
Arthur Studley, 2.00
William Josselyn, 2.00
Edgar Sturtevant, 2.00
John E. Josselyn,
9.54
Frank E. Wadsworth, 8.17
Abbie P. Josselyn,
3.43
Samuel G. Wadsworth, 2.00
Rodney M. Leach, 4.06
Gamaliel Wadsworth, 38.25
Maria L. Ingalls,
16.44
Lorenzo L. Winsor, 2.21
Josephine R. Lewis,
6.51
Ann T. Winsor, 6.85
Sarah A. Mack,
7.19
Fred M. Wadsworth, 48.67
Joseph V. B. Merry,
2.00
DISTRICT No. 3.
Samuel Alden,
$35.07
Edgar F. Loring, $53.95
John Armstrong,
2.2I
Arthur F. Loring, 18.58
Atlas Tack Co ..
61.65
Waldo F. Loring, 2.00
Ernest H. Bailey,
2.00
Horace L. Loring, 6.11
George H. Bailey,
37.63
Perez Loring, 28.72
Gershom Bradford, h'rs, 13.61
Harry B. Loring, 6.II
Henry Barstow,
15.06
Laura A. B. Loring, heirs,
Otis C. Bradford,
2.34
394.29
Willie E. Brown,
9.54
Charles Brown, heirs, 16.88
Harrison Chandler, h'rs, 15.55
Frank C. Chandler, 2.00
Mullany Bros., 6.24
Jerome Chandler, 18.44
Edward J. Mullany, 2.00
Alonzo Chandler, 29.66
Martin H. Mullen, 24.68
Louis P. Mullany, 2.00
James A. Mullany, 2.00
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