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$ 9,851.12
School Milk
Roman Dairy Farms, Inc. $
405.99
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Public Library
Laura M. Swift, Librarian, salary
$ 255.00
Russell E. Combs, janitor, salary 212.50
Lucy F. White, janitor, salary
17.50
Maria E. D. Aguas, paid for rock salt
1.95
Church Coal Co.
155.65
Nathaniel Dame & Co., books
180.45
Gaylord Bros., Inc., supplies
18.15
The Holmes Library Associates, books
7.85
Macomber Bros., pine slabs
5.00
Popular Mechanics Magazine
8.00
Laura M. Swift, phone, postage
3.45
Taunton Municipal Lighting Plant
12.00
$ 877.50
Library Basement
Maria E. D. Aguas, paid for curtain rods, materials, etc., per receipted bills $ 47.37 Church Coal Co. 26.35
$ 73.72
Library, Fuel, State Audit
Church Coal Company
$ 5.00
Library, Janitor Service, State Audit
Russell E. Combs, 10 days
$
15.00
7. Recreation and Unclassified
State Parks and Reservations
$ 140.22
County Retirement Assessments
$ 146.02
Town Reports: Holmes Print Shop
$ 492.00
Memorial Day
Gil A. Bettencourt, grinding and painting grave markers
$ 3.00
William B. Mitchell, plants
34.45
The Seeley Co., flags
22.50
$ 59.95
Building at Myricks Expense
Percy L. Baldwin:
salary, custodian
$ 25.00
covering well, materials and labor
7.75
-$ 32.75
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Taunton Municipal Lighting Plant
9.99
Allan M. Walker & Co., Inc., insurance
187.62
$ 230.36
Honor Roll
Charles G. Bettencourt, mowing lawn
$ 22.00
The Wayside Florist, filled basket
5.00
Margaret E. Young, wreath
2.00
$ 29.00
Workmen's Compensation Insurance
J. R. Tallman & Co., Inc. $ 356.59
Unpaid Bills of Previous Years
Cemetery Dept., 20 grave markers, John Berek $ 17.00
Fire Dept., rent and gas, Berkley Common Garage 15.48
Health Dept., City of Fall River, hospital 6.00
Temporary Aid, Mass. General Hospital
90.00
Highway Dept., brush killer, Nu-Brite Chemical Co., Inc. 7.40
$ 135.88
Care of Veterans' Graves
E. Roy Colpitt $ 10.00
8. CEMETERIES
E. H. Allen Fund Income $ 42.65
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds Income 141.75
$ 184.40
Ernest R. Flint:
1949 care of lots, 36 hrs. $ 32.40
1951 truck hire, 17 hrs. 17.00
-$ 49.40
John B. Flint, labor 1951, 28/2 hrs.
25.65
Manuel Martin, Jr .:
1950 care of lots, 57 hrs. $ 51.30
1951 care of lots, 1712 hrs. 15.75
67.05
Wojciech Pysz, 1950 care of lots, 47 hrs. 42.30 -$ 184.40
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Cemetery Appropriation
Ernest R. Flint, 412 hrs. at 90c $ 37.35
Manuel Martin, Jr., 3 hrs. at 90c 2.70
Alphonse R. Morel, Jr., 25% hrs. at 50c
12.88
Richard A. Perry, power scythe, 7 hrs. at 75c
5.25
George Silva, mowing, 8 hrs. at $5
40.00
$ 98.18
9. INTEREST
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co., discount on
anticipation highway reimbursement loan $ 111.09
10. MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS
The First National Bank of Boston, anticipation revenue loan $ 20,000.00
Middleborough Trust Company, anticipation highway reimbursement loan $ 13,550.00
11. AGENCY
County Tax
2,924.25 $
Proceeds of Dog Licenses, paid County $ 374.00
12. TRUST
James D. Dillingham Fund,
bequest invested
$ 3,000.00 42.00
dividends deposited
$ 3,042.00
Federal Withholding Taxes
$
3,029.64
Blue Cross
$ 24.68
County Retirement
$
247.28
13. INVESTMENT
Giles Leach Fund, income deposited in savings
$
63.00
14. REFUNDS
Real Estate taxes, 1948, abated after payment: Agnes M. Johnson / Jennie Barrows $ 4.40
Personal taxes, 1949, overpayment: John Moskal, paid twice 92.18
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Real Estate taxes 1949, abated after payment: Agnes M. Johnson / Jennie Barrows 4.40
Real Estate taxes 1950, overpayment:
Charles Potter / R. I. Hospital Trust Co. 2.95
Poll taxes 1951, abated after payment: Walton W. Farmer 2.00 Joseph Mazzola 2.00
Real Estate taxes 1951, abated after payment:
George A. Card / Manuel Alves 2.90
Real Estate taxes 1951, overpayment:
Roy M. Huntley .40
Warren C. Pilling
32.40
Motor Vehicle Excise 1950, abated after
payment:
John L. Babbitt 2.21
Joseph Fernandes .53
Manuel Fernandes, Jr.
1.09
Josephine A. Gilmore 1.47
Motor Vehicle Excise 1950, overpayment:
Charles E. Harrison, Sr., paid twice 4.42
Robert H. Hunter, Jr., paid twice 2.00
Stuart M. Hunter, paid twice
2.00
Motor Vehicle Excise 1951, abated after
payment:
James A. F. Allen
6.62
Harold G. Ashley 2.31
Hilda P. Dagenais 1.28
John M. Hathaway
12.88
Blanche E. S. Trzcinski
.73
Clara Victurine
21.86
Licenses and permits, overpaid,
Albert Bindon 2.00
Interest and costs overpaid:
Real Estate taxes 1949:
Jennie Barrows, demand 35c, interest 23c .58
Real Estate taxes 1950:
Susie McCrady / Wilbur J. McCrady, interest
2.99
Carrie L. B. White, interest
3.07
Worc. Co. Inst. for Savings, interest .33
Real Estate taxes 1951 interest:
Edward Nunes .48
Motor Vehicle Excise 1950 interest:
Charles E. Harrison, Sr. .07
Robert H. Hunter, Jr.
.06
Stuart M. Hunter
.06
- -$ 212.67
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Recapitulation of 1951 Cash Payments
1. General Government:
Moderator's Salary
$ 20.00
Selectmen's Salaries
400.00
Selectmen's Expenses
46.88
State Audits
417.90
Auditor's Salary
55.00
Auditor's Expense
22.80
Treasurer's Salary
500.00
Treasurer's Expense
399.71
Tax Title Expense
126.28
Collector's Petty Cash
50.00
Colector's Salary
500.00
Collector's Expense
354.49
Assessors' Salaries
1,100.00
Assessors' Expense
161.46
Town Counsel
135.00
Town Clerk's Salary
75.00
Town Clerk's Expense
22.89
Elections
76.50
Registrations
238.74
Town Hall Expense
267.69
-$
5,120.34
2. Protection of Persons and Property :
Police Deaprtment $ 500.19
Police Department, Greyhound Ass'ns.
500.00
Fire Department
485.70
Sealer Weights and Measures
60.92
Moth Department
425.00
Dutch Elm Beetle Control
199.74
Tree Department
298.50
Dog Officer
134.30
2,604.35
3. Health and Sanitation:
County Hospital Assessment
$ 3,931.26
Board of Health Expense
637.50
25.00
Mosquito Control
4,593.76
150.00
Town Clerk's Fees
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4. Highways and Bridges:
Chap. 81 Highway Maintenance $ 14,349.86 Chap. 90 Highway Maintenance 2,999.99
Chap. 90 Bridge Repairs 6,032.07
Burt Street Oiling and Sanding 498.30
Road Machinery Account 89.12
Berkley-Dighton Bridge Expense 373.08
321.63
Snow Removal and Sanding Streets Lights
99.84
5. Charities and Veterans' Benefits:
Welfare Board Salaries $ 150.00
A.D.C. Administration, Federal Grants
8.65
O.A.A. Administration, Federal Grants
150.97
Welfare Administration
950.10
Temporary Aid, Aid
2,978.28
A.D.C. Aid, Federal Grants
2,765.31
A.D.C. Aid, Town Appropriation
3,268.32
O.A.A. Aid, Federal Grants
15,178.39
O.A.A. Aid, Town Appropriation 18,302.76
Department of Veterans' Services 795.44
44,548.22
6. Schools and Libraries:
School Committee Salaries $ 160.00
School Department 39,483.28
School Heating System Engineer 250.00
School Heating System
9,851.12
School Milk
405.99
Public Library
877.50
Library Basement 73.72
Library, Fuel, State Audit 5.00
Library, Janitor Service, State Audit
15.00
7. Recreation and Unclassified:
State Parks and Reservations $ 140.22
County Retirement Assessments
146.02
Memorial Day 59.95
Town Reports
492.00
Building at Myricks Expense
230.36
Honor Roll
29.00
Workmen's Compensation Insurance 356.59
Unpaid Bills of Previous Years 135.88
Care of Veterans' Graves
10.00
51,121.61
1,600.02
24,763.89
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8. Cemeteries:
E. H. Allen Fund Income $ 42.65
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds Income 141.75
Cemetery Appropriation
98.18
282.58
9. Interest
111.09
10. Municipal Indebtedness:
Anticipation Revenue Loans $ 20,000.00
Anticipation Reimbursement Loans
13,550.00
33,550.00
11. Agency:
County Tax
$ 2,924.25
Dog Licenses
374.00
3,298.25
12. Trust:
James D. Dillingham Fund
$ 3,042.00
Federal Withholding Taxes
3,029.64
Blue Cross
24.68
County Retirement
247.28
6,343.60
13. Investment:
Giles Leach Fund Income
63.00
14. Refunds
212.67
Total Cash Payments 1951
$178,213.38
Statement of Annual Reserve Fund
Town Appropriation
$ 500.00
Transfers by Finance Committee:
$ 15.00
Auditor's Expense
55.00
Building at Myricks Expense
.21
Aid to Highways, Chapter 81 Treasurer's Expense
50.00
Library, Janitor Service, State Audit
15.00
Library, Fuel, State Audit
5.00
Unexpended balance to Revenue $ 140.21
359.79
-
$ 500.00
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Statement of Town Debt School Remodeling Loan 1951
Anticipation Reimbursement Loan due 1952
$ 16,000.00
18,900.00
$ 34,900.00
Statements of Trust and Investment Accounts The Giles Leach Fund
Balance Jan. 1, 1951
$
2,072.01
60.96
Interest and dividends
$ 2,132.97
Correction, 1950 dividends
$
1.50
Balance Dec. 31, 1951
2,131.47 $ 2,132.97
The Edwin H. Allen Cemetery Fund, General Care
Balance Jan. 1, 1951
$ 1,135.35 22.81
Interest
$ 1,158.16
Withdrawals for care
$
42.65
Balance Dec. 31, 1951
1,115.51 $ 1,158.16
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds
Balance Jan. 1, 1951
Interest
Withdrawals for care
$
141.75
Balance Dec. 31, 1951
$ 5,506.53 109.17 $ 5,615.70
5,473.95 $ 5,615.70
James D. Dillingham Perpetual Care Fund
Balance Jan. 1, 1951
Interest and dividends
$ 3,000.00 42.32 -$ 3,042.32
Adjustments, dividends prepaid on
paid-up shares
$
17.24
Balance Dec. 31, 1951
3,025.08 -$ 3,042.32
Post-War Rehabilitation Fund
Balance Jan. 1, 1951
$ 10,940.67
Increase in redemption value of securities in 1951
351.48
Balance Dec. 31, 1951
$ 11,292.15
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In 1951 $5,000 was voted from this fund. As the bonds accrue in redemption value on Dec. 1, the notice of intention to redeem was not given until Dec. 2, 1951, and, as 30 days notice is required on Series F Savings Bonds, the amount was not received in 1951. By holding the bonds redeemed until after the first of December, the town received $78.00 more tha nif they had been redeemed before that date.
Statement of Tax Titles
Balance Jan. 1, 1951, 38 titles
$ 1,155.03
1 title taken in 1951 128.07
Subsequent taxes certified in 1951
229.94 $ 1,513.04
Redemptions in 1951, 1 title $ 35.19
Balance Dec. 31, 1951, 38 titles
1,477.85
$
1,513.04
Statement of Tax Possessions
Balance Jan. 1, 1951, 8 possessions
$ 500.41
Balance Dec. 31, 1951, 8 possessions $ 500.41
List of Tax Possessions
Former Owners Location of Land Book Value
Caswell et al
Bear Swamp, off Plain St. $ 58.41
G. E. White
Off Jerome St. 57.54
J. Correiro
Bear Swamp, off Plain St. 27.92
A. H. Thurston
Assonet Beach 140.00
T. H. Parker
Off Plain St.
41.17
E. P. Dean
Off Bay View Ave. 21.36
John Hart
Off Plain St. 114.80
Edmond O. Phillips
Off Jerome St. 39.21
$ 500.41
TOWN OF BERKLEY BALANCE SHEET - DECEMBER 31, 1951 General Accounts
ASSETS
Cash
$ 56,192.03
Temporary Loan, Anticipation of Reimbursement $ 18,900.00 $ 356.81 Payroll Deductions: Federal Withholding Taxes Blue Cross 7.02
Accounts Receivable: Taxcs: Levy of 1948: Real Estate
$ 34.76
Levy of 1949:
Personal Property $ 62.92
Real Estate
125.62
County Tax
245.05
Levy of 1950:
Poll
$ 12.00
Personal Property
517.81
Tailings
102.83
Real Estate
6,194.08
Road Machinery Fund
69.30
Levy of 1951:
Poll
S 248.00
Personal Property
917.27
Real Estate
11,789.38
Aid Old Age Assistance:
7.17
Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise:
Levy of 1949
$ 8.96
Levy of 1950
247.86
Levy of 1951
2,370.71
Bankruptcy Proceedings
7.58
2,635.11
Moth Assessments:
Levy of 1950
15.00
Tax Titles
1,477.85
Tax Possessions
500.41
Fire Department Ladders
16.60
Departmental:
Bryant Street Dump 50.00
Slaughtering Fees
302.75
Chapter 81 Highway Maintenance 1951 .14
Chapter 90 Highway Maintenance 1951 .OI
Chapter 90 Bridge Repairs
1,467.93
Chapter 81
$ 11,275.00
Chapter 90
1,741.19
County:
Porter Strect Land Taking 1950 40.00
Well at Berkley School 200.00
Honor Roll 85.72
Levy of 1947
44.00
School fleating System
8,795.57
11,284.91
Rchabilitation Fund
5,000.00
School Heating System-Authorized from Post War Rehabilitation Fund Reserve Fund-Overlay Surplus
5,000.00 2,392.43
Overlays Reserved for Abatement of Taxes:
Levy of 1948 $ 34.76
Levy of 1949
188.54
Levy of 1950
109.55
Levy of 1951
366.39
699.24
Revenue Reserved Until Collected:
Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise $ 2,635.11
Special Assessment, Moth 15.00
Tax Title and Tax Possession
1,978.26
Departmental, Slaughtering Fees
302.75
Surplus Revenuc
4,931.12 51,515.12
$100,455.78
$100,455.78
Net Funded or Fixed Debt
$ 16,000.00
School Remodeling Loan 1951
$ 16,000.00
$16,000.00
$ 16,000.00
Trust and Investment Accounts
Trust and Investment Funds: Savings Deposits and Securities
$ 23,038.16
Edwin H. Allen Cemetery Fund
1,115.51
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds Post-War Rchabilitation Fund
11,292.15
$ 23,038.16
$ 23,038.16
Respectfully submitted, FRANCIS F. G. ANDREWS, Treasurer
4,657.95 33.85
Old Age Recovery
Unexpended Special Appropriation Balances: Tax Title Expense $ 68.67
Assessors' Salaries 1948 300.00
Assessors' Salaries 1949 60.00
Assessors' Special Equipment 10.19
Town Hall Repairs 5.52
Aid to Highways: State:
Land Damage and Counsel Fees, Padelford and Porter Streets 134.56
Chapter 90
1,370.60
14,386.79
Overlay Deficit:
School Heating System Engineer 50.00
Appropriation from Post War
Cemetery Sale of Lots Fund Federal Crants: Aid to Dependent Children: Administration $ 19.44
484.96
12,954.65
19,901.84
Administration Aid
4,146.38
363.83 9,60
School Lunch Program Overestimates 1951: State Parks and Reservations $ 22.88
188.54
County Hospital Assessment
135.67
403.60
6,723.89
92.00
Ciles Leach Investment Fund
$ 2,131.47
8,499.03
Debt Accounts
LIABILITIES AND RESERVES
CEMETERY PERPETUAL CARE FUNDS Berkley Common Cemetery
Date
Name of Fund
Principal
Balance
Jan. 1, 1951
Interest
Received
Expended for
Care of Lots
Balance
Dec. 31, 1951
1898
Philip C. Porter
$ 100.00
$ 104.24
$ 2.07
$
6.30++°$
100.01
1900
William Babbitt
100.00
102.69
2.03
2.25±
102.47
1906
Calvin T. Crane
150.00
153.42
3.05
2.70±
153.77
1906
Susan H. Allen
200.00
2-14.03
4.85
4.50
244.38
1908
Thomas Terry
100.00
104.11
2.06
5.85ftº
100.32
1909
Samuel C. Norcutt
100.00
102.58
2.03
2.25₺
102.36
1910
W. Burt & A. Simms
100.00
106.89
2.07
8.10ftº
100.86
1910
Rev. Thomas Andros
200.00
222.56
4.42
4.501
222.4S
1914
Asa W. Reed
200.00
206.20
4.11
2.70±
207.61
1918
J. Hervey, E. Hervey et al
200.00
210.22
4.14
9.90+1º
204.46
1922
Witherell & Seekell
100.00
102.18
2.03
1.80t
102.41
1922
Stephen Corey
100.00
102.25
2.03
1.80
102.48
1923
Cummings & Howard
100.00
102.21
2.05
104.26
1925
Ebenezer D. Briggs
150.00
160.80
3.13
9.45+1º
154.48
1925
Capt. Tamerlane Burt Herbert A. Perry
150.00
158.49
3.13
4.501
157.12
1927
Edward L. Smith
100.00
163.94
3.28
167.22
1929
Horace N. Macomber
100.00
102.25
2.05
104.30
1931
Albert French
200.00
204.41
4.06
3.601
204.87
1932
Charles E. French
150.00
153.23
3.05
2.701
153.58
1933
Dean Westgate
200.00
207.59
4.10
8.10fº
203.59
1938
Capt. John Cummings
100.00
102.30
2.03
3.601°
100.73
1940
B. & A. Williams
100.00
102.04
2.03
1.80±
102.27
1941
Frances A. Phillips
100.00
117.08
2.35
119.43
1942
Charles Westgate
100.00
102.19
2.03
1.80±
102.42
1943
Harry E. Howland
100.00
112.57
2.25
114.82
1945
William P. Wood
200 00
205.57
4.09
3.60}
206.06
1945
Burt & French
200.00
204.93
4.07
3.60|
205.40
1947
Barnard Norcutt
100.00
102.21
2.03
1.80
102.44
PRIVATE CEMETERIES
1916
Paull Bros.
200.00
312.38
6.14
12.60+1
305.92
1923
Andrew J. Webster
200.00
236.76
4.69
5.85}
235.60
$ 4,960.00
$ 5,506.53
$109.17
$141.75
$ 5,473.95
+ denotes 1949 care
* denotes 1950 carc
0 denotes 1951 care
1915
James Macomber
100.00
102.96
2.03
2.701
102.29
1916
J. Haskins & E. Burt
100.00
194.76
3.90
198.66
1920
Abail B. Crane
210.00
218.13
4.30
11.700
210.73
150.00
169.07
3.38
3.601
168.83
1926
1939
Capt. Joseph Sanford
200.00
209.29
4.13
8.10+°
205.32
Bills for care of lots have been late in coming in from the Commissioners; in 1951, bills for some lots for 1949 care were put in for payment. So far as is known, all bills through 1951 have now been paid. Because of the small amounts to be earned and the time required, apparently there is a lack of interest in the care of lots in the cemetery on the part of the commissioners; this is further shown by the two resignations in 1951, leaving one member on the board. I would recommend to the townspeople that a committee be appointed to inquire into cemetery operations; one view that might be explored is the election of an unpaid commission who would be empowered to appoint one person as a caretaker or sexton to have the full care of the ceme- tery subject to their supervision. He would receive a set salary from the town, to be paid by appropriation and from receipts from interest on perpetual care funds, and would turn in to the town all receipts such as those for opening graves, special work on lots, and the like. The commissioners should also require this person to keep a master plan on which would be entered the location of all graves within lots so that no difficulties along this line would be encountered as in the past. Many improvements should be made in relation to the Berkley Common Ceme- tery; it has been almost criminally neglected in the past.
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REPORT OF CHIEF OF POLICE
Dec. 31, 1951
To the Board of Selectmen Town of Berkley
Gentlemen:
As your Chief of Police I submit the following report for the year of 1951.
Arrests for Crimes in Berkley
Crimes against Persons
Assault with a Dangerous Weapon 1
Threats 1
Crimes against Property
Larceny 1
Putting in fear a person for the purpose of stealing 3
Crimes against Public Order, etc.
Vagrancy 1
Illegal possession and setting off of fireworks 1
Registering bets on horses 2
Maintaining Gaming Nuisance 1
Allowing premises to be used for gaming
1
Being concerned in registering bets on horses Insane person
2
Speeding
1
Contempt of Court 1
Summoned to Court
-
No inspection sticker 4
Failing to keep to the right 3
Operating negligently 2
Failing to stop for police officer 2
Failing to make self known after causing damage 1
Operating after license had expired 1
Speeding 2
1
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OTHER ACTIVITIES
Auto accidents (with injuries ) 3
Auto accidents (property damage ) 13
Breaks and thefts reported and investigated 9
Car transfers recorded 303
Misc. complaints reported and investigated
41
Tickets given for defective equipment 164
Pistol permits issued
21
Summons served
7
Dogs killed by autos
5
Plates picked up for the registry
1
Recommended suspension of license
5
Picked up escaped person 1
We have assisted the Registry on Periodic Inspection checkups. We patrolled the Town on the Fourth of July, Labor Day, Halloween, and New Year's. During Dog Racing period, Police Officers directed traffic at various intersections for a period of 100 days.
The Berkley Police Association has maintained our present equipment and at various times added to it.
I have taken great pleasure in serving you as Chief of Police and I hope that I have been worthy of my appointment. I thank you and the Police Officers for your excellent coopera- tion in carrying out the work of the department.
Respectfully submitted, HAROLD G. ASHLEY,
Chief of Police.
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TAX LIST FOR 1951
Personal
Real
Tax
Avery, Vincent
4.35
4.35
Adams, Vernon
17.40
17.40
Adams, William L.
13.05
118.90
131.95
Aguas, Maria and Joan and Antonia
191.40
191.40
Aguas, Ade O.
5.51
5.51
Allan, Donald and Wilma
.46.40
46.40
Allen, James and Audrey
75.40
75.40
Allen, John M.
178.06
178.06
Allen, Joseph and Louise
31.90
31.90
Alves, Manuel and Lena
75.40
75.40
Ames, Frank and Ruth
136.30
136.30
Anderson, Percy and Helen
72.50
216.05
288.55
Anderson, Alfred and Julia L.
40.60
40.60
Andrews, Agnes
83.52
83.52
Andrews, Francis and Julia
4.35
149.35
153.70
Anthony, Ralph and Myra
62.35
62.35
Anthony, Myra D.
52.20
52.20
Anthony, Myra D.
8.70
8.70
Anthony, Myra D. and Others
40.89
40.89
Anthony, William and Edith
1,032.40
1,032.40
Antonio, Agusta F.
5.80
5.80
Ashley, Blanche M.
58.00
58.00
Arnold, Stanley and Evelyn
174.00
174.00
Ashley, Harold and Verna
5.80
5.80
Ashley, Harold and Ruth
31.90
31.90
Ashley, Herbert M.
18.85
12.18
31.03
Ashley, Herbert and Clara .
168.20
168.20
Ashley, LeRoy G.
1.74
1.74
Ashley, Lillian
158.05
158.05
Ashley, Verna and E. Whitman
49.30
49.30
Ashley, Miriam
186.18
186.18
Ashley, Lewis W.
2.90
2.90
Aspinall, Herbert
46.40
117.74
164.14
Auruda, Henry and Agnes
13.34
13.34
Babbitt, C. Dexter
9.57
9.57
Babbitt, Joseph H.
4.35
240.70
245.05
Babbitt, Marion L.
263.90
263.90
Babbitt, George R.
201.55
201.55
Babbitt, Milton and Ruth
133.40
133.40
Babbitt, J. P.
87.00
87.00
Babbitt, Lois W.
6.38
6.38
Ames, Alijah
116.00
116.00
68
ANNUAL REPORT
Personal
Real
Tax
Babbitt, Louise
4.35
4.35
Babbitt, Milton
5.80
5.80
Babbitt, Russell and Richard
5.80
5.80
Babbitt, Rollin H., Jr.
9.57
9.57
Babbitt, Russel
40.60
168.20
208.80
Babbitt, Rollin H.
314.07
314.07
Bailey, Gwendolyn I. C. and Charles Peterson
224.46
224.46
Baldwin, Percy and Mable
139.20
139.20
Barrow, Mary
344.52
344.52
Barrow, John
34.80
34.80
Barrow, Lawrence
1.74
117.45
119.19
Barrows, Jennie
5.80
5.80
Barrows, Raymond and Jessie
20.30
20.30
Barboza, Manuel and Antoinette
147.32
147.32
Barboza's Package Store, Inc.
58.00
58.00
Barker, Merle T.
191.40
191.40
Barrett, Edwin and Viola
133.40
133.40
Barton, Jacob and Cora
73.95
73.95
Barton, Jacob
6.09
5.80
11.89
Bassett, Albert
29.00
29.00
Bassett, Arthur
1.16
1.16
Bay State Beagle Club, Inc.
223.88
223.88
Belcher, Martin and Grace
8.70
8.70
Bennett, William
29.00
29.00
Bettencourt, Gil and Clara
162.40
162.40
Bergstrom, Martin E.
140.65
140.65
Bettencourt, Marion
85.26
85.26
Bindon, Albert W. J. and Ethel G.
48.43
48.43
Bindon, Albert and Sarah
2.90
142.68
145.58
Blanchette, Hervey and Lena
136.30
542.30
678.60
Bordon, Howard C.
2.90
2.90
Boshco, Eleanor C.
295.80
295.80
Bonvie, Hannah E.
46.40
46.40
Bourke, Michael
8.70
8.70
Boyce, Borden and Bertha M.
18.85
18.85
Boyce, Enoch
11.68
11.68
Braese, Thomas and Mary
153.70
153.70
Bradley, Tudor W. and Jessie H.
191.40
191.40
Brailey, Elsie
75.11
75.11
Brailey, Ernest and Harriett
31.90
31.90
Brennan, Edward and Alice
11.60
288.84
300.44
Briggs, Merton L.
63.80
63.80
Briggs, Alvin E.
112.23
112.23
Browning, George and Ada
50.75
50.75
69
ANNUAL REPORT
Personal
Real
Tax
Brightman, Iva
327.70
327.70
Brightman, John
69.60
2.03
71.63
Brightman, John
105.85
105.85
Brown, Charles and Victoria
71.63
147.90
219.53
Brown, George S.
150.80
150.80
Brown, Marion and Lily Nyboe
8.70
8.70
Brown, Everett D. and Mary F.
118.90
118.90
Buckley, Harry, Jr. and Winifred M.
5.80
234.90
240.70
Burt, William
2.90
2.90
Burt, Alexander
5.80
5.80
Burt, Helen M.
2.90
2.90
Burbee, J. Ernest and Lillian
46.40
46.40
Bumpus, Ira S. and Doris A.
252.01
306.24
558.25
Cabral, Emanuel
62.06
62.06
Cady, Evelyn and Charles
113.10
113.10
Cambra, Mary
4.35
226.78
231.13
Card, Edward and Inez
40.60
40.60
Card, George A.
2.90
2.90
Caron, Leo J.
52.20
52.20
Chace, Ervine
1.16
1.16
Carpenter, Edwin and Florence
130.50
130.50
Carle, Florence H.
33.35
33.35
Carroll, Frank and Mary
31.90
31.90
Carroll, Frank and Jean
365.40
365.40
Caswell, Carrie
5.80
5.80
Cavalier, William R. and Alpheda R.
110.20
110.20
Chandler, Reginald A. and Mary E.
2.90
2.90
Church, M. E.
12.18
12.18
Churchill, Alice and Others
34.80
34.80
Chester, Roger and Carolyn
149.35
149.35
Chester, Fred and Edith
20.30
20.30
Clough, Harold and Florence
75.40
75.40
Clough, Horace and Marie
10.73
143.55
154.28
Clarke, Harry and Alice
103.82
103.82
Clark, Pearl
56.55
56.55
Clark, Clarence H.
5.80
5.80
Clark, P. J.
5.80
5.80
Clark, Elizabeth
12.18
12.18
Clegg, Damon
69.60
291.45
361.05
Campbell, Blanche
4.35
4.35
Colpitt, E. Roy
6.38
6.38
Colpitts, Norman and Helen J.
166.75
166.75
Costa, Francis, Jr.
5.80
5.80
Conant, Edward W,
226.20
226.20
70
ANNUAL REPORT
Personal
Real
Tax
Conant, Eva
5.80
5.80
Comerford, Florence
142.68
142.68
Conaty, Robert
23.20
23.20
Coombs, Frank E.
8.70
8.70
Coreio, John
4.35
4.35
Cooper, Joseph P.
427.75
427.75
Correia, Manuel
69.60
69.60
Costa, Antone and Nellie
71.05
71.05
Cochrane, Ralph and Laura
118.90
118.90
Costa, Frank G.
14.50
14.50
Cox, William
63.80
63.80
Craw, Willis
125.86
125.86
Crimlisk, Russell A.
9.57
7.25
16.82
Crimlisk, George
6.38
6.38
Crowningshield, E. A.
6.96
6.96
Cronan, Edward L.
13.92
13.92
Cuddon, Owen F.
11.60
11.60
Cummings, George S.
176.90
176.90
Cummings, L. Clyde
68.15
68.15
Cummings, Mary
22.04
22.04
Cummings, Clarence
4.64
4.64
Cushman, Don A.
.58
.58
Cushman, Beulah
85.55
85.55
Cybulski, Stanley J.
87.00
87.00
Davis, Susan
95.70
95.70
Dary, Flora
2.32
2.32
Dean, Anthony P.
30.74
30.74
Dean, David B.
34.80
34.80
Dean, Lawrence
5.80
5.80
Deane, Theodore
8.70
8.70
Dagenais, Norman and Hilda
71.34
217.79
289.13
DeCosta, Melvin and Betsy
116.00
116.00
Delano, Charles
2.90
2.90
Delano, Florence
55.10
55.10
DeMoranville, William
14.50
14.50
DeMoura, Antone and Margaret
4.35
130.50
134.85
DeAruda, Manuel
2.90
2.90
DeAruda, Manuel and Willeta
5.80
5.80
Dillingham, John and Others
128.18
128.18
Dillingham, John Q.
92.80
402.81
495.61
DeRocha, Verginio
92.80
92.80
DeRocha, Verginio J.
11.60
11.60
Denson, Ernest
5.80
5.80
Doel, William R.
46.40
46.40
71
ANNUAL REPORT
Personal
Real
Tax
Doel, William R., Jr.
1.45
1.45
Dias, Peter and Mary
5.80
5.80
Doherty, William and Louise
11.60
11.60
Donati, Edward L. and Kathleen A.
8.70
8.70
Donnelly, Edith M.
23.20
23.20
Dow, Estella and Arlon
81.20
81.20
Drake, Carolyn
5.80
5.80
Dulak, Sophie
129.92
129.92
Dulak, Kazimier
8.99
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