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12 50
Frank Martin 66
4 63
572 16
Cash, W. F. Bodfish & Co.
5 00
Philllps Bros.
3 00
8 00
Amount paid out of Treasury
$564 16
Amount of labor given.
Alfred Boardman
$15 00
Samuel C. Norcutt
3 00
George W. Westgate
5 00
Henry
4 50
Willard F.
5 00
Frederic Macomber
3 00
Everett Dean
4 50
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Asa Reed
1 50
Chester Briggs
1 50
Shepard Phillips
1 50
Geo. W. Cummings
4 00
C. W. Cook
9 00
Ervine Chace
10 00
C. T. Crane
5 00
H. A. Dean
15 00
Timothy E. French
4 00
Isaac
5 00
Frank Martin
3 00
Amount of labor given
$99 50
LABOR ON TORY ROAD.
Joseph T. Cummings 121 hrs. at 15 18 15
John H. Thrasher
121 66
15 18 15
Isaac Ellis 111 66 15 16 65
George Thrasher 20 66
15 3 00
Daniel Staples 37
15 5 55
Lewis Staples
25
66
15
3 75
Elam Staples
5
66 15
75
William Smith 10
15
1 50
J. H. Thrasher, horse 25
12}
3 13
Eli Wordell, oxen and horse
10 00
John Chandler, use of man
35
Cash paid out.
F. R. Washburn, blasting material
3 44
Nichols, making and fixing drills 3 40
C. T. Crane, services with horse
7 35
P. H. Fletcher, use of stone lifter
4 00
Amount expended on Tory Road
99 17
ASSESSORS' REPORT.
Valuation of Real Estate
$326305
Personal
71260
Total
$397565
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ANNUAL REPORT.
Tax for State, County and Town purposes, in-
cluding overlayings 9 50
4294 88
Rate per 1000
No. of polls assessed
259
horses
248
COWS
336
swine
33
neat cattle, other than cows
41
sheep
12
dwelling houses
249
acres of land
9798
GILES L. LEACH,
Chairman.
Berkley, Feb. 15, 1896.
The undersigned having been duly chosen Auditor of the Town of Berkley and duly sworn for the current year, submits the following report.
The books of the Collector examined Feb. 15, 1896, indi_ cated :
The whole tax to be collected
$4294 88
Taxes uncollected Oct. 21, 1895
352 27
Taxes subjected to 10 per cent discount
3942 61
10 per cent discount 394 26
Cash due from Collector to Treasury 3548 35
The Treasurer has exhibited vouchers in the form of orders and receipts for all money expended by him.
He has credited the Town with cash from all
sources, amounting to 11729 59
He has charged the Town with money
paid out for the current year 11225 05
Cash on hand in Treasury 215 80
Uncollected taxes 288 74
$11729 59
Uncollected taxes 1894, $158 06
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The Treasurer has also in his hands one oyster note of $325 payable April 1, 1896, five other notes of $1010 each, payable yearly amounting to $5050 and one fish note of $104, payable in June, 1996.
E. H. ALLEN,
Auditor. NOAH H. STRANGE Treasurer.
TOWN APPROPRIATIONS.
Money appropriated by the Town of Berkley for the year 1895, to be raised by taxes.
Public Schools
$1600 00
1000 00
Roads and Bridges
400 00
To defray expenses of pupils at the High School
200 00
"Tory Road"
100 00
$3300 00 G. L. LEACH, Town Clerk.
Report of the Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor.
The Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor, of the town of Berkley, respectfully submit the following report of the expenditures and receipts, at the Town Farm, for the financial year ending Feb. 15th, 1896.
Total Expenditures for the year,
$855 32
Receipts 66
858 02
divided monthly as follows :-
From Feb. 15th 1895 to
DEBITS.
CREDITS.
March 1st,
$18 79
$33 59
For the month of March
60 34
66 58
April
82 12
64 06
To cut down "Apes Hill"'
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May
71 88
45 61
June
93 77
121 82
July
81 47
55 72
August
62 77
67 39
September
59 74
70 94
October
80 52
72 27
November
83 02
77 64
December
75 71
70 22
January 1896
55 47
75 20
February to 15,
29 72
36 98
Balance in favor of the Town
2 70
$858 02
$858 02
There are no outstanding bills on account of the town, either against, or in favor of.
Only one inmate is supported at the Almshouse at the present date, Thomas B. Staples, aged 78 years, Francis B. Briggs having died May 24th, and John Q. A. Crane, Septem- ber 8th.
During the year, fifty-seven tramps have been furnished a supper, lodging, and breakfast
OUTSIDE POOR DEPARTMENT.
Persons receiving aid at the present date, are Mary L. Wilbur, $1.50 per week; Fred. H. French, $3.25 per week at Taunton Lunatic Hospital; the Simmons family were paid $10 per month, to August 1st 1895, when the City of Taunton was paid in full, as in our opinion they needed no further assistance ; Aid was furnished C. H. Norcutt and family to the amount of $104.03, but the town was refunded $91, leaving the actual cost to the town $13 03; Mrs. Eudora Cummings was assisted to the amount of $14.10; Mrs. Elias Macomber was furnished with medical aid to the amount of $15 ; Mrs. Angeline Eddy received aid during the year, to be paid by the City of Fall River; others were assisted under the head of Soldier's Relief.
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APPRAISAL OF STOCK, HAY, FARMING UTENSILS, AND HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE, AT THE TOWN FARM, FEB. 15, 1896.
2 horses
$115 00
4 cows 200 00
5 cows 200 00
3 cows
75 00
1 yearling heifer (nearly two years old)
20 00
3 heifer calves
30 00
1 veal calf
4 50
2 shoates
12 00
11 tons English hay
198 00
Lot salt hay and oats
5 00
Harrow and land drag 4 00
15 00
Forks, shovels, hoes and picks
4 00
Manure forks, rakes, and potato digger
3 00
Iron bars, sledges, ropes and chains
4 25
Blocks, whiffletrees and wrench
2 00
Harnesses
25 00
Ladders etc. in barn
2 00
Express wagon
45 00
Farm wagon
45 00
2 plows and cultivator
5 00
Lumber and sacks
4 00
Brushes, blankets, halters and pails in barn
1 50
Punch, brace and bit
2 00
Mowing machine
40 00
Scythes, snaths and cradle
3 00
Lot grain in barn
4 60
¿ acre strawberries
50 00
Manure in barn cellar
100 00
70 hens
40 00
Wheel-harrow
10 00
Lot strawberry crates
2 25
Contents of tramp house
2 00
Lot corn on the ear
16 00
13 grain sacks
3 25
Horse rake and cutter
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ANNUAL REPORT.
3 large tubs
1 00
Coal on hand at house
2 00
Saws, axes and hatchet
1 75
Kerosene and can
1 75
Locust posts
1 00
Ashes in cellar
2 50
100 lbs. hams
11 00
20 lbs. shoulders
1 80
65 bushels potatoes
30 00
300 lbs. salt pork
30 00
Pork barrel and firkins
1 25
55 lbs. lard
6 60
Milk pails, tinware, butter moulds, etc.
3 00
Iron kettles, lantern and jugs
2 00
2 wash tubs and wringer
1 00
3 boilers and wash board
1 50
8 feather beds, 2 mattresses and 3 straw beds
25 00
12 comfortables, 1 spread and 1 quilt
10 00
1 blanket and 10 towels
1 00
16 pillow slips and 14 sheets
6 60
Door, screen and oil cloth
4 00
Oil stove and clothes horses
1 25
Carpet and old clothes
8 00
4 bedsteads and 7 pillows
4 50
3 bureaus and 2 chests
5 00
10 1bs. sausage, beans, etc.
1 50
5 tables, 18 chairs and invalid chair
8 00
Clothes basket, pins and line
1 00
2 table cloths, 5 lamps and steelyards
2 00
Brass kettle and stove ware
3 00
3 old stoves
4 00
Flour and groceries
3 00
Crockery, table ware and pails
10 00
3 looking glasses
1 00
Dust pan, brush and hammer
1 00
Valuation Feb. 15th, 1896 66 66 15th, 1895
$1,490 35
1,421 65
Increase in valuation
$68 70
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ANNUAL REPORT.
At the end of the town's fiscal year, the Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor, made the usual examination of accounts, and affairs at the town farm, and Almshouse, and appraised the stock and personal property belonging to the town: Everything was found to be in a very satisfactory con- dition. The stock is looking exceedingly well, and well up to the mark of former years. In fact, the cows and heifers are more than an average lot. The young animals that the Superintendent has raised, from good stock, promise to pay the town well in coming years, especially if cows keep up to the present prices. There are eighteen head in all including two horses. It may appear to some that the farm ought to show a little " heavier " on the " right side" of the ledger, but at the present low prices for everything, and hard to sell at any price, it looks different to most farmers. As to the buildings the barn is in fair condition, the house tells the same " old story." The back side of the house and cellar is in no shape at all for winter. Vegetables are huddled into one little room to keep them from freezing. Your humble board was glad to retreat up stairs after making a hurried examination of the contents even with overcoats " buttoned up for zero weather."
Something must be done the coming summer to prepare for next winter. The superintendent and wife still give the same satisfaction as in former years, and we would recom- mend that they be retained another year.
Our outside poor have not been very expensive, not as much as if town had not been paid back most of the expense of the Norcutt family.
As regards our Highways, the vote of the town being the same, the Selectmen looked them over, and divided the appro- priation, as in their judgment it was deemed best. The roads are in a "very fair" condition for the money appropriated, and will compare favorably with surrounding towns; the "much needed," and "long talked of" improvement at "Apes Hill" was begun, not finished, at the North end and the "Tory Road" put in a safer condition for travel. It is hoped that
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other improvements may be made, to put our roads in good shape. The B. & D. Bridge will have to be repaired the com- ing year, as the "draw" is in bad shape, requiring two men to turn it, most of the time, in winter. It is past repairing a great deal, and a new one must come, sooner or later.
Such things as a draw bridge must be kept in repair, and it seems as though our bridge is in such shape at present, that it will not pay to lay out too much in that direction. A new iron bridge, or draw at any rate, will be the cheapest in the end, if properly taken care of, after we get it. In a few places new guide boards are needed, and some repainted.
LIST OF JURORS AS PREPARED BY THE SELECT MEN -
Feb. 26th, 1896, for acceptance by the Town : NAMES.
OCCUPATION.
Benjamin B. Caswell,
Carriage builder.
D. Benjamin Phillips,
Carpenter.
Edwin H. Allen,
Farmer.
Rollin H. Babbitt,
Farmer.
Caleb D. Babbitt,
Farmer.
Edward L. Smitb,
Janitor.
N. G. Townsend,
Farmer.
Charles A. Hathaway,
Machinist.
Thomas A. Briggs,
Shipwright.
Charles A. Davis,
Farmer.
Henry Hathaway,
Carpenter.
Horace N. Macomber,
Farmer.
Charles L. Strange,
Machinist.
George R. Macomber,
Horse dealer.
Benjamin F. Anthony,
Machinist.
Lewis P. Fletcher,
Farmer.
Respectfully submitted.
Selectmen and Overseers
CALVIN T. CRANE CHARLES W. COOK of the Poor of the Town THOMAS A. BRIGGS of Berkley.
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ANNUAL REPORT.
TOWN MEETING.
Articles to be acted on, March 9, 1896 at Town Hall.
1st. To choose a moderator.
2d. To fix the number of members that shall constitute the Board of Selectmen and Assessors, also the number of Auditors, Constables Fish and Oyster Wardens, Surveyors and other town officers not fixed by law, for the ensuing year.
3d. To fix the compensation of Collector and Treasurer for the ensuing year.
4th. To act on the report of Town Officers.
5th. To choose by ballot all necessary town officers for the en- suing year.
6th. To vote on the question : Shall a license be granted in this Town for the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors? Yes, or No.
7th. To raise and appropriate a sum of money for school pur- poses for ensuing year.
8th. To raise and appropriate a sum of money for repairs of Ways and Bridges and determine the expenditure of the same.
9th. To raise and appropriate sums of money for the Support of Poor, State Aid, Discount on Taxes, Public Library, Repairs on Public Buildings, Salaries, Printing, and all Incidental expenses for the ensuing year.
10th. To see what action the Town will take in regard to repair_ ing or building a new draw for the Berkley and Dighton Bridge and provide for their action.
11th. To see what action the town will take on the claim for compensation of James H. Witherell, for alleged injury to his land at Apes' Hill.
12th. To see what action the Town will take on the subject of abating balance of Oyster note of Marble Bros, of Somerset, due June 1, 1895, Postponed from Town Meeting last May.
13th. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate a sum of money for Decoration Day and choose a committee.
14th. To see what action the Town will take in regard to the School-house lot in Highway District No. 5 and provide for the same
15th. To see.if the Town will accept the list of Jurors prepared by the Selectmen or act thereon.
16th. To see if the Town will allow a discount on taxes when voluntarily paid before a date fixed by the Town.
17th. To see if the town will authorize the Town Treasurer to hire money under the direction of the Selectmen to pay current ex- penses.
18th, To transact any other business that may legally arise.
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ANNUAL REPORT.
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE PUB- LIC LIBRARY.
At the close of the fiscal year Feb. 15th, 1895, there were 366 vol- umes in circulation, During the year ending Feb. 15th, 1896, 120 volumes were added, making 486 in the Library at present. We have received a few books by donation, but not as many as it was hoped would be given, when we consider how much good is derived from a Library "free to everyone." It certainly is for the good of everyone in the town, to do all they can to promote and encourage everything of this kind ; other towns are doing so, and we can see their nice Li_ brary Buildings or sometimes rooms in the Town Hall, neatly fitted up for the purpose, and one can hardly fail to speak of such things as being a real benefit. We certainly need something in this town, to start "some improvements," if not many.
Of the $50 voted by the town, $49.75 was spent in the purchase of "good books." At least they are said to be good, by those patroniz_ ing the Library.
Fifteen dollars was voted for the salary of Librarian, and she was paid for the year ending Dec. 6th, 1895.
At the close of the year ending Feb. 15, 1895, the Librarian, had $4.32 cash on hand. $1.83 has been collected during the past year, for fines, making $6.15 on hand Feb. 15th, 1896.
As Trustees, we thank the citizens for their generous support and hope their interest will increase, not die out or lag, and that they will do all they can to help a good cause the coming year. We would respectfully ask the same appropriation as last year.
WM. H. S. CRANE Trustees ROLLIN H. BABBITT of the
CHARLES W. COOK Public Library
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REPORT
-OF THE
Town Clerk for 1895.
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN BERKLEY, 1895.
CHILD'S NAME.
PARENTS' NAME.
Charles F. Phillips,
Charles F. Phillips,
Franklin Phillips,
Mary Philiips.
Born Jan. 18.
John C. Murphy, Born Feb. 9.
Cornelius Murphy,
Mary Murphy.
No Name,
Charles E. Clark,
Born Feb. 23.
Lucy Clark.
Ralph N. Briggs,
Chester J. Briggs,
Born Feb. 28.
Ella J. Briggs.
Malvina Pratt,
Peter Pratt,
Born March 25.
Lena C. Pratt.
Bessie H. Smith,
Edward L. Smith,
Born April 22.
Flora W. Smith.
Frank E. W. Read,
John A. Read,
Born July 5. John Rezends, Born Aug. 30.
Mary M. Rezends.
Frank J. Tares,
Frank Tares, Cora B. Tares.
Born Nov. 13.
Gertrude E. Horton,
William C. Horton,
Born Dec. 1.
Edith M. Horton.
Olive L. Staples,
Daniel E. Staples,
Born Dec. 14.
Dora C. Staples.
Amelia A. Read.
Francisco S. Rezends,
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LIST OF TAXES,
FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 15, 1896.
Poll. Personal.
Real.
Total.
Amos H. Allen
$2
71
$2 71
Edwin H. Allen
2
1 47
24 70
28 17
Albert W. Allen
2
2 80
19 24
24 04
Jethro Ashley
2
95
12 02
14 97
Martin Alden
2
1 14
9 98
13 12
Augustus Adams
2
48
2 48
Benj. Anthony
4
29
9 03
13 32
Edmund Y. Anthony
2
57
12 83
15 40
William Angell
2
48
3 80
6 28
John Ainscough
2
2 00
Cyril O. Abel
2
2 00
A. F. Arnold
2
2 00
Thos. Burt's heirs
2
48
9 26
11 74
Andrew J. Briggs
1 43
1 43
Chas. Bissett's heirs
1 43
15 49
16 92
Caleb 1). Babbitt
2
1 48
17 20
20 68
William Babbitt
2
16 39
18 39
Caleb S. C. Briggs
2
3 19
14 73
19 92
William Boy ce
24
2 14
2 38
Louisa Babbitt
10 93
10 93
Simeon Briggs
2
3 62
16 63
22 25
Thomas A. Briggs
2
2 90
11 88
16 78
John D. Babbitt's heirs
12 12
12 12
Rollin H. Babbitt
2
1 10
13 51
16 64
Rollin H. Babbitt Jr.
2
2 00
Enoch B. Babbitt
19 72
19 72
Isaac Babbitt
2
2.1
2 38
4 62
Gideon H. Babbitt
2
4 18
17 $1
23 99
Angeline Bassett
1 14
12 11
13 25
Mary Boyce's heirs
17 10
17 10
Elisha Belcher
2
4 75
6 57
Calvin Belcher
4S
48
Wm. H. Belcher
2
2 00
George E. Boyce's heirs
48
48
2 00
Oren H. Atwood
2
2 00
Richard Ainscough
2
13 54
13 54
Stephen A. Burt
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ANNUAL REPORT.
Job D. Briggs
2
2 00
Clinton L. Briggs
2
2 00
Chester J. Briggs
2
2 00
Adelbert A. Briggs
2
2 00
Nancy Burt
12 35
12 35
Amassa W. Bowen
2
2 00
N. G. T. Bowen
2
1 19
16 00
19 19
Alvin Briggs estate
95
13 78
14 73
Geo. H. Bowers
2
S6
17 10
19 96
Geo. Boardman
2
2 00
Alfred Boardman
2
7 65
40 76
49 41
Arthur J. Bennett
2
4 00
14 78
20 78
John O. Babbitt
2
6 18
8 18
Albert F. Bassett
2
2 00
Herbert F. Briggs
2
2 00
Freeborn S. Brightman
2
2 00
Frank K. Beem
2
48
2 48
Joe W. Betemcute
2
24
4 04
6 28
Levi L. Crane
2
1 62
16 39
20 01
Wm. H. S. Crane
2
1 90
13 78
17 68
Benj. F. Coombs
2
2 05
19 48
23 53
Margaret Crane
2 10
13 45
15 55
John Cameron
2
2 00
Benj. B. Caswell
2
1 69
3 69
Emma T. Crane
11 16
11 16
Geo. Cummings
2
5 13
19 95
28 08
Geo. S. Cummings
2
48
4 28
6 76
Barzillia Crane's heirs
3 80
3 80
Nathan G. Case
2
95
10 93
13 88
Nathan G. Case Jr.
2
1 43
3 43
Charles E. Chace
2
38
2 38
Joseph T. Cummings
2
67
7 36
10 03
Chas. Corey
2
1 95
6 18
10 13
Mary Corey
14 01
14 01
Stephen Corey
2
7 60
1 90
11 50
Thomas G. Chase
2
2 00
Ervine A. Chace
2
10 45
17 10
29 55
Geo. W. Cummings
2
2 00
Andrew H. Covell
3 04
3 04
Charles E. Clarke's heirs
1 95
19 00
20 95
James F. Clarke
2
2 00
Chas. E. Clarke
2
7 60
9 60
Benj. Crane's heirs
1 43
1 43
Peter L. Chace
2
2 00
25 65
29 65
Wm. Caswell
2
1 58
14 73
18 31
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ANNUAL REPORT.
Patrick Clarke
2
2 00
Catherine Chace
2 61
2 61
Miriam Chace's heirs
1 66
1 66
Samuel.H. Cudworth
19
2 85
3 04
John Carroll
2
2 00
Wm. E. Carroll
2
4 51
23 75
30 26
George Cox
2
71
2 71
John Cox
2
2 00
Calvin T. Crane
2
7 46
16 63
26 09
John Cushing
2
2 38
4 38
Mrs. E. R. Clark
3 56
3 56
Geo. S. Clarke
2
71
9 50
12 21
John A. Crowningshield
2
24
4 99
7 23
Albert B. Cummings
2
2 00
Chas. W. Cook
2
2 33
30 40
34 73
Mary Cummings
4 60
4 60
Reuben Chase
2
24
2 24
Thomas H. Chase
2
1 52
15 68
19 20
Samuel P. Cudworth
2
2 00
Antone P. Cordoza
2
2 38
11 64
16 02
Levi P. Churchill
2
30 40
14 25
46 65
Hiram B. Chase
2
2 00
Isaac Cole
2
95
9 50
12 45
H. H. Critchlow
2
2 00
Reuben Delano
2
3 04
12 35
17 39
Edward W. Dexter
2
2 00
Manuel De Costa
2
86
2 86
Miles S. Dean
2
1 76
20 43
24 19
Vernon L. Dean
2
2 00
Clarence W. Dean
2
00
Albert E. Dean
2
1 19
3 19
Wm. Dunham
2
2 00
Robert Dunham
2
2 00
Ebenezer Dean's heirs
21 14
21 14
Thomas F. Dean's heirs
71
18 58
19 29
Charles A. Davis
2
.52
9 26
12 78
Thomas C. Dean's heirs
19 91
19 91
Hercules Dean's heirs
19 62
19 62
James D. Dillingham
2
4 13
13 30
19 43
Fennella Dillingham
43
43
John Q. Dillingham
2
2 38
37 58
41 96
Elizabeth Duffee
12 83
12 83
James Duffee
2
1 71
3 71
Everett M. Dean
2
2 00
Herbert A. Dean
2
5 94
57 95
65 89
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ANNUAL REPORT.
Benj. F. Dean
48
48
Harry J. Duffee
2
2 28
4 28
Charles G. Delano
2
48
9 74
12 22
James D. Dillingham Jr.
2
2 00
Rhodes K. Edwards
2
1 24
8 55
11 79
Isaac Ellis
2
15
2 15
Margaret Ellis
3 80
3 80
R. B. Eaton
95
10 45
11 40
Charles W. Farmer
2
1 66
14 49
18 15
Emily Farmer
15 68
15 68
Timothy E. French
2
48
4 75
7 23
Isaac E. French
2
2 00
Phillip H. Fletcher
2
3 56
5 56
L. P. Fletcher
2
10 45
35 39
47 84
Jabez M. Francis
2
1 90
21 14
25 04
Cicero R. C. French
2
1 66
10 21
13 87
John H. Grinnell
11 16
11 16
Lyman B. Grinnell
2
71
2 71
Andrew J. Gidmark
2
5 46
7 46
Joseph Gracia
2
1 24
7 60
10 84
Lewis Green
2
1 66
6 18
9 84
Henry Hathaway
2
6 1S
20 95
29 13
Willard H. Hathaway
2
76
13 73
16 49
Arthur L. Hathaway
2
2 00
Elizabeth J. Haskins
21 61
21 61
David A. Hoxie
2
3 23
20 66
25 89
Cyrus Hathaway
1 29
S 93
10 22
Cyrus Haskins heirs
6 27
6 27
George Hammond
2
1 43
4 51
7 94
Augustus R. Haines
2
5 70
7 70
Henry A. Haines
2
7 13
9 13
Clarence E. Haines
2
2 00
Howard Haines
2
9 98
11 98
Edward A. Hayden
2
71
7 13
9 84
Geo. F. Howard
2
1 19
7 60
10 79
Charles A. Hathaway
2
1 90
15 20
19 10
Charles A. Hathaway
2
2 00
Julius C. Haskins
2
3 61
18 05
23 66
John T. Haskins
2
67
: 67
Wm. W. Haskins
2
71
4 51
7 22
Malachi H. Haskins
2
2 47
8 69
13 16
Elum R. Haskins
2
86
9 26
12 12
Cornelius Harrington
2
. 43
3 43
Catherine Harrington
12 26
12 26
Jacob C. Haskins
2
34
2 34
35
ANNUAL REPORT.
Charles B. Hathaway
2
38
2 38
Lydia G. Haskins
14 73
14 73
Emma Humphrey
3 80
3 80
Clothier P. Haskins
2
1 19
11 31
14 50
Thomas N. Hathaway
2
1 10
11 64
14 74
Geo. M. Hatch
2
1 24
13 30
16 54
Samuel F. Hazzard
.2
81
9 74
12 55
Joseph Howland
2
11 26
41 61
54 87
Frederic Horton
2
2 00
Henry Horton
2
2 00
Arthur E. Jones
2
6 18
8 18
Joseph Kirker
2
29
2 29
Frank J. Lord
2
4 65
6 65
Giles L. Leach
2
2 09
34 06
38 15
Obadiah Lawton estate
11 40
11 40
Benj. Luther
67
12 16
12 83
George W. Luther
2
48
2 48
James H. Macomber
2
1 19
5 46
8 65
Charles H. Macomber
2
2 00
Frank S. Macomber
2
4 51
5 23
11 74
Horace N. Macomber
2
1 66
95
4 61
Frederic Macomber
2
2 00
Gideon H. Myrick
2
81
12 35
15 16
John B. Meach
2
2 00
John W. Meach
2
95
5 13
8 08
Calvin Myrick heirs
12 59
12 59
Ebenezer Macomber
2
11 07
13 07
Geo. W. Macomber
2
3 85
28 74
34 59
Restcome Macomber
2
12 59
15 68
30 27
Maria Macomber
76
76
Rufus B. Macomber
2
2 00
George R. Macomber
2
9 50
18 53
30 03
James Maguire
2
3 42
14 49
19 91
Frank Martin
2
71
7 36
10 07
Cornelius Murphy
2
2 00
Chas. J. Marchewski
2
2 00
James McCall
2
1 19
3 19
M. E. Church, Myricks
95
95
Geo. A. Norcutt
2
1 43
10 45
13 88
Samuel C. Norcutt
2
48
10 45
12 93
Louisa J. Newhall
12 59
12 59
Barnard Norcutt heirs
7 94
7 94
Betsey Newhall
95
95
Walter D. Nichols heirs
23 18
23 18
Sarah Nichols
1 29
14 25
15 5.4
36
ANNUAL REPORT.
Wm. H. Northrup
2
1 90
9 50
13 40
Augustus F. Pierce
2
1 71
12 83
16 54
James Pierce heirs
237 50
11 64
249 19
Jason Pittsley heirs
1 43
1 43
Thomas F. Poole
2
2 00
Elmer V. Poole
2
1 19
8 31
11 50
Mrs. Jas. F. Phillips
3 56
3 56
Everett F. Phillips
2
2 00
D. Benjamin Phillips
2
1 43
8 46
11 89
Shepard Phillips
2
4 04
6 04
Walter I. Phillips
2
24
4 99
7 23
Alfred Pierce
2
2 14
10 93
15 07
Franklin F. Phillips
2
24
7 13
9 37
Chas. F. Phillips
2
4 28
6 28
Edmund O. Phillips
2
2 00
Frederic Paull heirs
23 28
23 28
Chas. F. Paull
2
1 43
3 43
Thomas P. Paull, guardian
6 65
6 65
Thomas P. Paull
2
4 75
6 75
James W. Paull
2
4 28
6 28
Paull Brothers
10 69 .
8 55
19 24
Wm. H. Pierce
2
30 36
12 69
45 05
Elkenah Pierce
2
13 03
28 12
43 15
Herbert A. Perry
2
4 18
6 18
Jane Pierce
2 61
2 61
George H. Pierson
2
61
6 89
9 50
Chester E. Phillips
2
95
2 95
Mrs. Samuel W. Phillips
1 90
1 90
David R. Pierce heirs
3 09
3 09
Walter A. Pierce
2
38
S OS
10 46
Walter Pierce
2
2 00
Arthur Pierce
2
2 00
John A. Reed
2
95
2 95
Otis E. Reed
.
5 46
5 46
Florence Reed
71
71
Asa W. Reed
2
3 56
5 56
Alton W. Reed
2
2 00
John F. Richmond
2
48
7 13
9 61
Mary Ramsdell
48
48
John D. Rose
2
1 28
12 35
15 63
Joseph Rogers
2
24
6 18
8 42
Manuel Rose
2
24
3 65
5 89
Antone F. Rose
2
1 38
11 40
14 78
David K. Richmond
2
2 00
John C. Robinson
2
48
5 70
8 18
37
ANNUAL REPORT.
Frank Rose
7 60
7 60
Daniel Staples
2
2 00
Elum Staples
2
24
4 04
6 28
Charles A. Shaw
2
1 43
9 50
12 93
Charles E. Shaw
2
95
2 95
Joseph Staples heirs
5 23
5 23
George P. Strange
2
67
12 35
15 02
David T. Strange
2
2 61
17 86
22 47
Walter A. Strange
2
2 00
Charles L. Strange
2
1 52
3 33
6 85
Noah H. Strange
2
6 46
32 54
41 00
Phillip A. Strange
1 43
1 43
Frederic Sundborg
2
2 00
Arthur L. Smith
2
2 00
Wm. H. Smith
2
1 76
5 70
9 46
Isaac Seymour
2
1 81
20 48
24 29
Thomas H. Seekell
2
1 90
18 05
21 95
John F. Staples
2
2 00
Sumner N Staples
2
2 00
John S. Staples heirs
5 70
17 34
23 04
Huldah Staples
9 50
9 50
William Simms
2
57
13 30
15 87
William G. Simms
2
1 71
7 60
11 31
Congregational Society
6 65
6 65
John Smith
2
2 00
Edward L. Smith
2
2 00
Reuben Stone
2
16 63
18 63
Manuel Sylvester
2
2 00
George Swift
2
2 00
Phebe Staples
5 94
5 94
David Saillant
2
2 00
Charles Sullivan
2
2 00
Manuel Salper
2
10 59
12 59
Joseph Salper
2
2 00
George L. Turcott
2
86
2 86
Leander Terry
2
1 67
14 06
17 73
Noah D. Thrasher heirs
8 79
8 79
Jonathan W. Thrasher
2
1 67
15 96
19 63
Martha R. Thrasher heirs
16 48
16 48
Clas. O. Thrasher
2
1 43
3 43
John H. Thrasher
2
81
5 94
8 75
George E. Thrasher
2
2 00
N. G. Townsend
2
48
11 31
13 79
Edward E. Terry
2
24
2 24
Eliphalet Terry
2
24
2 24
38
ANNUAL REPORT.
Frank B. Terry
2
2 00
Zebedee Terry
2
00
Joseph W. Terry
2
2 00
Gustavus Tripp
2
1 43
19 95
23 38
Albert Taylor
2
4 75
6 75
B. Emery Townsend
2
1 43
7 36
10 79
John Trainor
2
2 00
Frank Taves
2
2 00
Cassius E. Viall
2
48
9 98
12 46
Amanda Wilbur
5 23
5 23
Geo. W. Westgate
2
71
7 84
10 55
Willard F. Westgate
2
24
3 80
6 04
Geo. H. Westgate
2
4 04
6 04
James B. Westgate heirs
48
10 45
10 93
Dean P. Westgate
2
4 75
14 01
20 76
Geo. E. Westgate
2
2 00
Frederic I .. Williams
2
2 00
George V. Williams
2
71
2 71
Seth E. Williams
2
1 67
20 90
24 57
Chas. S. White
2
95
10 21
13 16
Damon D. White
2
2 00
Charles M. Wade
2
1 04
14 01
17 05
Frederic Whittaker
2
4 04
6 04
Edward E. Whittaker
2
5 70
3 80
11 50
Hannah S. Williams
2 38
2 38
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