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1953
42.28
1954
105.57
1955
117.30
1956
467.25
762.81
16,512.79
Balance, December 31, 1956
56,330.79
$72,843.58
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Inventory, Treasurer's Office Equipment
Safe at Town Hall Smith-Corona typewriter Victor electric adding machine Safe-Guard check writer
Todd check signer
Two steel storage cabinets One steel filing cabinet One steel cash box
15 miscellaneous storage files Books and office supplies
This is my nineteenth and last annual report as town treasurer, and a little review may be in order.
Many changes have taken place in the town's financial affairs since 1938; such things as Blue Cross, federal withhold- ing taxes, and county retirement deductions were not dreamed of at that time.
The volume of town business has increased tremendously. In 1956 the cash taken in was approximately $185,000, while in 1938 the comparative figure is about $76,000. Payments were $191,000 in 1956 and $78,000 in 1938. These figures show that the volume of town business has increased about 250%, while the valuation has increased about 50% and the popula- tion only about 25%.
The number of records kept have necessarily increased and the amount of material on file takes up considerable space. It is my belief that it is well nigh impossible for one man to properly carry on the duties of this office as a part time posi- tion. For the past two years I have had the services of a part time clerk, and this is an arrangement which up to now has been working satisfactorily. The books and records in the treasurer's department are fully up to date and the only work now demanding special attention is that of foreclosing a number of tax titles.
I appreciate more than I can say the cooperation of all with whom I have come in contact during my years of service.
Respectfully submitted, FRANCIS F. G. ANDREWS,
Treasurer
CEMETERY PERPETUAL CARE FUNDS Berkley Common Cemetery
Date Name of Fund
Principal
Balance
Jan. 1, 1956
Interest
Received
Expended for
Care of Lots
Balance
Dec. 31, 1956
1898
Philip C. Porter
$100.00
$101.44
$2.79
$2.50
$101.73
1900
William Babbitt
100.00
101.23
2.79
2.50
101.52
1906
Calvin T. Crane
150.00
152.74
4.21
6.50
150.45
1906
Susan H. Allen
200.00
236.30
6.54
12.00
230.84
1908
Thomas Terry
100.00
101.77
2.81
2.50
102.08
1909
Samuel C. Norcutt
100.00
101.45
2.79
2.50
101.74
1910
W. Burt and A. Simms
100.00
101.25
2.79
2.50
101.54
1910
Rev. Thomas Andros
200.00
210.53
5.82
13.50
202.85
1914
Asa W. Reed
200.00
208.01
5.75
8.00
205.76
1915
James Macomber
100.00
101.38
2.79
2.50
101.67
1916
J. Haskins and E. Burt
100.00
196.64
5.44
7.00
195.08
1918
J. Hervey, E. Hervey, et al
200.00
201.18
5.55
6.50
200.23
1920
Abail B. Crane
210.00
215.96
5.96
7.00
214.92
1922
Witherell and Seekell
100.00
102.01
2.82
2.50
102.33
1922
Stephen Corey
100.00
102.08
2.82
2.50
102.40
1923
Cummings and Howard
100.00
101.12
2.79
3.00
100.91
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1925
Ebenezer D. Briggs
150.00
156.53
4.32
6.50
154.35
1925
Capt. Tamerlane Burt
150.00
160.09
ยท 4.43
9.00
155.52
1926
Herbert A. Perry
150.00
151.19
4.18
5.00
150.37
1927
Edward L. Smith
100.00
185.12
5.11
190.23
1929
Horace N. Macomber
100.00
103.10
2.85
4.00
101.95
1931
Albert French
200.00
200.55
5.54
6.00
200.09
1932
Charles E. French
150.00
151.23
4.18
5.00
150.41
1933
Dean Westgate
200.00
201.68
5.57
6.00
201.25
1938
Capt. John Cummings
100.00
101.11
2.79
2.50
101.40
1939
Capt. Joseph Sanford
200.00
202.63
5.60
7.00
201.23
1940
B. and A. Williams
100.00
102.81
2.83
3.00
102.64
1941
Frances A. Phillips
100.00
132.19
3.66
135.85
1942
Charles Westgate
100.00
103.47
2.85
3.00
103.32
1943
Harry E. Howland
100.00
127.09
3.51
130.60
1945
William P. Wood
200.00
204.08
5.64
9.50
200.22
1956
Burt and French
200.00
200.15
5.53
5.50
200.18
1947
Barnard and Norcutt
100.00
101.17
2.79
3.00
100.96
Private Cemeteries
200.00
298.65
8.25
13.00
293.90
1923 Andrew J. Webster
200.00
213.40
5.90
12.50
206.80
1950 Dillingham-James Dean Lots in Dean Cemetery
3,000.00
3,135.02
91.79
185.00
3,041.81
$7,960.00
$8,566.35
$241.78
$369.00
$8,439.13
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1916
Paull Bros.
TOWN OF BERKLEY BALANCE SHEET-DECEMBER 31, 1956 General Accounts
Assets
Cash
Accounts Receivable:
Taxes:
Levy of 1952:
Personal Property, $6.25
Levy of 1953:
Personal Property, 8.40
Levy of 1954:
Personal Property,
136.35
Real Estate,
291.82
Levy of 1955:
Personal Property,
620.67
Real Estate.
4,020.39
Levy of 1956:
22.00
Personal Property,
1,152.43
Real Estate,
14,633.71
20,892.02
Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise:
Levy of 1950,
$113.14
Levy of 1951,
19.18
Levy of 1952,
147.86
Levy of 1953.
7.56
Levy of 1954.
2.00
Levy of 1955.
20.23
Leis of 1956.
3.403.48
Tax Titles and Possessions:
Tax Titles,
$3,597.48
Tax Possessions,
385.61
3,983.09
Departmental:
Slaughtering Fees,
$263.15
General Relief,
100.25
Aid-Dependent Children,
1,671.14
2,334.54
Aid to Highways:
State:
Chapter 81.
11,275.00
Chapter 90, Maintenance, 1,000.00
County:
Chapter 90, Maintenance, 1,000.00
13,275.00
Unprovided for or Overdrawn Accounts: Underestimates 1956: State Recreation Areas,
116.43
Overlay Deficits:
Levy of 1939, $23.17
Levy of 1940,
22.80
Levy of 1941,
22.56
Levy of 1942.
22.56
Overdrawn Appropriation.
Lar vy of 1955, 914.24
Levy of 1956,
531.17
1 775.10
Revenue Reserved Until Collected : Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise, 3,712.95
Tax Title and Possession. 3,983.09
Departmental, 2,334.54
Aid to Highways, 13,275.00
23,305.58
Surplus Revenue, 56,330,79
97.145.04
$97.145.04
Net Funded or Fixed Debt: Inside Debt Limit: Ceneral,
Serial Loans: Inside Debt Limit:
$13,000.00
School Remodeling Loan,
$6,000.00
Fire Station Loan,
7,000.00
$13,000.00
$13.000.00
Trust and Investment Funds: Cash and Securities: In Custody of Treasurer,
In Custody of Treasurer: Cemetery Funds: Edwin H. Allen,
$19,290.21
$1,000.27 8,439.13
Perpetual Care,
$9.139. 10
Investment Funds:
Giles Leach, 2,466.75
Post-War Rehabilitation 7,384.06
9,850.81
$19.290.21
$19,290.21
FRANCIS F. G. ANDREWS, Treasurer
279.06
Revolving Fund: School Lunch.
99.86
Appropriation Balances:
Revenue:
Town Boundary Marker Reset, 16.00
Tax Title Expense, 487.51
Land for Town Dump, 935.53
Ch. 90 Highway Maintenance, 104.88
Ch. 90 Bridge Repairs, 450.00
Bryant Street Repairs, 1.00
Grammar School Building Com., 858.33
Repair Library Steps, 500.00
Honor Roll,
12.80
Test Borings-Well Construction, 53.62 Non-Revenue:
Fire Station Construction, 258.48
3.678.15
Overestimates 1956:
County Tax, 75.16
County Tuberculosis Hospital, 1,881.07
1,956.23
Sale of Cemetery Lots Fund,
177.00
Receipts Reserved for Appropriation: Road Machinery Fund, 123.80
Reserve Fund-Overlay Surplus,
4.649.38
Overlays Reserved for Abatements:
Lovs of 1952. 6.25
Levy of 1953. 8.40
Levy of 1954 315.014
Ch. SI Highway Maintenance.
1181
Employees' Payroll Deductions: Federal Taxes, $671.78
County Retirement Deductions, 40.37
Teachers' Retirement Deductions, 138.37
Blue Cross and Blue Shield, 14.50
$865.02
Agency:
County-Dog Licenses, 29.60
Easement on Tax Title Property, 370.00
399.60
Tailings-Unclaimed Checks,
Old Age Assistance Recoveries,
3,357.50
Federal Grants:
Disability Assistance:
5.86
Administration, Aid, 5.00
Aid to Dependent Children:
Administration,
194.38
Aid. 14.00
Old Age Assistance:
Administration, 17.89
Aid, 41.93
147.97
Poll,
3,712.95
Liabilities and Reserves
$52.695.08
Debt Accounts
Trust and Investment Accounts
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REPORT OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES
1. Charges to Collector
Balances January 1, 1956:
Poll 1953
$2.00
1954
6.00
1955
40.00
Personal Property 1952
15.25
1953
83.20
1954
714.26
1955
931.20
Real Estate 1950
31.50
1951
30.16
1952
85.91
1953
315.71
1954
4,736.54
1955
11,889.41
Motor Vehicle Excise 1950
113.14
1951
28.55
1952
219.61
1953
11.76
1954
42.01
1955
2,311.58
$21,607.79
Assessors' Commitments in 1956:
Poll 1956
$876.00
Personal Property 1956
8,564.15
Real Estate 1956
67,818.80
Motor Vehicle Excise 1955
230.72
1956
10,140.24
87,629.91
Abatement in 1951 Cancelled in 1956:
Personal Property 1946
118.20
Refunds in 1956:
Motor Vehicle Excise 1955
$4.00
1956
23.70
27.70
.
Total, Charges to Collector
$109,383.60
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2. Credits and Balances
Assessors' Abatements in 1956:
Poll 1954
$4.00
1955
14.00
1956
112.00
Real Estate 1956
2,511.25
Motor Vehicle Excise 1954
10.15
1955
36.70
1956
344.51
Added to Tax Titles in 1956:
Real Estate 1951
$1.16
1952
29.25
1953
42.28
1954
105.57
1955
117.30
1956
467.25
Collections, Paid Town Treasurer:
Poll 1953
$2.00
1954
2.00
1955
26.00
1956
742.00
Personal Property 1946
118.20
1952
9.00
1953
74.80
1954
577.91
1955
310.53
1956
7,411.72
Real Estate 1950
31.50
1951
29.00
1952
56.66
1953
273.43
1954
4,339.15
1955
7,751.72
1956
50,206.59
Motor Vehicle Excise 1951
9.37
1952
72.25
1953
4.20
1954
29.86
1955
2,489.37
1956
6,415.95
$3,032.61
762.81
80,983.21
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Balance Outstanding December 31, 1956:
Poll 1956
$22.00
Personal Property 1952
6.25
1953
8.40
1954
136.35
1955
620.67
1956
1,152.43
Real Estate 1954
291.82
1955
4,020.39
1956
14,633.71
Motor Vehicle Excise 1950
113.14
1951
19.18
1952
147.36
1953
7.56
1954
2.00
1955
20.23
1956
3,403.48
24,604.97
Total, Credits and Balances
$109,383.60
3. Interest and Costs Collections
Interest:
Poll 1953
$ .20
1954
.11
1955
.29
1956
.44
Personal Property 1946
46.10
1952
1.15
1953
7.40
1954
40.43
1955
10.14
1956
2.33
Real Estate 1950
6.78
1951
5.08
1952
6.29
1953
24.10
1954
292.62
1955
228.26
1956
17.92
Motor Vehicle Excise 1951
2.15
1952
13.21
1953
.46
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1954
2.78
1955
76.39
1956
20.22
$804.85
Costs:
Demands:
Poll 1953
$ .35
1954
.35
1955
4.55
1956
13.65
Personal Property 1946
.35
1953
1.05
1954
1.40
Real Estate 1950
.35
1951
.35
1952
1.75
1953
3.50
1954
8.05
Motor Vehicle Excise 1951
.35
1952
4.90
1953
.35
1954
2.10
1955
31.15
1956
6.65
Warrants:
Poll 1954
$ .50
1955
1.50
1956
2.50
Motor Vehicle Excise 1951
.50
1952
5.50
1953
.50
1954
.50
1955
6.00
1956
.50
18.00
Advertising, etc .:
Preparing advertisements:
Real Estate 1952
$ .50
1953
1.00
1954
1.50
81.20
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Posting notices of takings: -
Real Estate 1952
.50
1953
1.00
1954
1.50
Costs of advertising takings:
Real Estate 1952
1.68
1953
3.98
1954
8.55
20.21
Fees collected for Deputy,
Notices of Warrant:
Motor Vehicle Excise 1951
$1.00
1955
3.00
4.00
Total, Interests and Costs Collections
$928.26
Payments to Town Treasurer: For town
$924.26
For deputy
4.00
$928.26
4. Comment
About $82,000 in cash went through the collector's office in 1956. A town taking in this amount of money in taxes and excise should provide offices for the conduct of its business.
Again in 1956 time and effort was put into the collection of the outstanding taxes and excise, and the effort continues. In 1956 all the poll tax levies with the exception of 1956 were cleared, and the taxes represented by the outstanding balance of $22.00 at the year's end are in the hands of the deputy for collection.
Real estate levies for the years 1950, 1951, 1952 and 1953 were cleared in 1956; it was necessary in one case to commence suit against a taxpayer; the taxes sued for were paid with interest and costs when the trial was called in the District Court. Suit is now pending for the outstanding motor vehicle excise of 1950 and part of 1951, and the outstanding balances in the motor vehicle excise levies of 1952, 1953, 1954 and 1955 are in the hands of the deputy for collection.
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During the year, with the co-operation of the Board of Assessors, approximately fifty notices of non-payment of motor vehicle excises were sent to the Registry of Motor Vehicles for cancellation of registrations. The motor vehicle excise has become an important source of revenue in the last several years and taxpayers are reminded that excise bills are due and pay- able, and should be paid, within thirty days of the date of issue stamped on the bills. Unfortunately in 1956 many cards notify- ing the assessors of registrations of motor vehicles were very late in reaching them, otherwise a substantial addition to the amount collected and available to the town for use against the 1957 tax rate might have been noted. This however was a general condition throughout the state.
The detailed work in the collector's office is in large part made necessary by those few taxpayers who have to be pressed for payment in one way or another; and year in, year out, these are usually the same people. By far the greater number of tax- payers are prompt in their payments and to them I am grate- ful. I also wish to express thanks to all who during the year co-operated with me in the performance of my duties.
Respectfully submitted,
FRANCIS F. G. ANDREWS,
Collector of Taxes
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REPORT OF CHIEF OF POLICE
To the Board of Selectmen
Town of Berkley
Gentlemen:
As your Chief of Police I submit the following report for the year 1956:
Arrests 45
Summoned to Court for Motor Vehicle Violations
3
Auto Accidents (fatal)
1
Auto Accidents (injuries )
9
Auto Accidents (property damage )
16
Train Wreck
1
Breaks and thefts investigated
20
Stolen cars recovered
2
Miscellaneous complaints investigated
46
Car transfers filed
1125
Tickets issued for defective equipment
73
Pistol Permits issued
21
Summons Served
6
Dogs killed by auto
2
Recommended suspension of licenses
41
Recommended warnings 15
We have assisted the Registry on periodic checkups and have patrolled the Town on the Holidays. The Police Officers directed traffic during the Dog Racing period.
The School Custodians were appointed Police Officers for traffic duty at the School.
I thank the Selectmen, Police Officers, Firefighters, and all others for their excellent cooperation in carrying out the duties of the department.
Respectfully submitted,
HAROLD G. ASHLEY,
Chief of Police
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REPORT OF THE CHIEF OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
To the Board of Selectmen
Town of Berkley
Gentlemen:
As your Chief of the Fire Department, I submit the fol- lowing report for the year of 1956:
During the year of 1956 there were a total of 39 fire calls answered by the Fire Department: 27 brush and grass fires, 12 building ( including chimney fires ), and the town dump was burned over twice.
I wish to take this opportunity to thank the residents of the town for their prompt action and cooperation with the Fire Department and also call their attention to the change in the RED NET FIRE CALL NUMBER 2-6354-have this number close to your telephone.
The fire extinguishers in the school library and Berkley church were inspected during the past year.
I wish to express my appreciation to the members of the Fire Department, Police Department, and all others who have cooperated in carrying out the duties of this office.
Respectfully submitted, GARLAND TEMPLETON, Chief of the Fire Department
REPORT OF INSPECTOR OF ANIMALS AND SLAUGHTERING
To the Board of Selectmen
Town of Berkley
Gentlemen:
I had three calls for dog bites which I attended to. There was no slaughtering in the town during 1956. I inspected 48 barns and buildings and also 352 animals.
HERBERT ASPINALL,
Inspector of Animals and Slaughtering
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REPORT OF THE TOWN AUDITOR
The books and accounts of the collector of taxes were examined and checked in detail. The collections as recorded were checked, the payments to the treasurer were verified, the recorded abatements, and the tax title accounts were verified, and the outstanding accounts were listed and proved.
The outstanding accounts were further verified by mailing notices to persons whose names appeared on the books as owing to the town, and from the replies received it appears that the accounts, as listed, are correct.
Respectfully submitted,
HILDA P. DAGENAIS
REPORT OF THE LIBRARY COMMITTEE
To the Board of Selectmen Town of Berkley
During 1936 the increase of maintenance for the building has cut into the funds available for the library, causing a sharp curtailment of purchases for the students' reference library.
It was necessary to ask for $500.00 to be used in repairing the front steps, which was granted and the work will be started as soon as weather permits.
It has been imperative to have repairs made to the heating system; however, the present system is not operating satisfac- torily and with the rising costs of coal it would be well to con- sider installation of an oil burner.
It was with regret that we noted the resignation of Mrs. Aguas as a member of the board.
The committee wish to express their appreciation to the Board of Selectmen for their splendid co-operation and help in securing a contractor to repair the steps.
Respectfully submitted, VIOLA E. HOLMES
CORINNE H. MACKER
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ASSESSORS' REPORT FOR 1956
Value of assessed Personal Estate
$122,345.00
Land exclusive of Buildings
249,010.00
Buildings exclusive of land
719,830.00
$1,091,185.00
Number of Horses assessed
27
Number of Cows assessed
189
Number of Cattle assessed other than cows
46
Number of Swine assessed
19
Number of Sheep assessed
75
Number of Fowl assessed
18,280
All other
106
Number of Acres of Land& ssessed
9,560
Number of Dwelling Houses assessed
438
Number of Polls assessed
438
Rate per thousand
$70.00
Taxes for State, County, City or Town
Purposes, Including Overlays:
Real Estate
$67,818.80
Personal Estate
8,564.15 876.00
Polls
$77,258.95
PETER B. SLIVINSKI, ANTHONY SYLVIA, NORMAN E. WHITTAKER,
Assessors of Berkley
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TAX LIST FOR 1956
Personal
Real
Total
Adams, Vernon
52.50
52.50
Adams, William L., Jr.
56.00
56.00
Adams, William L., Sr.
10.50
129.50
140.00
Aguas, Maria and Jean and Antonia
241.50
241.50
Allen, Joseph and Louise
21.00
21.00
Allan, Donald and Wilma
70
70.00
Allen, John M.
214.90
214.90
Allen, James and Audrey
84.00
84.00
Algonquin Gas Transmission Co.
1,022.00
1,022.00
Ames, Frank and Ruth
63.00
63.00
Anctil, Paull and Anna M.
119.00
119.00
Anderson, Alfred and Julia
70.00
70.00
Anderson, Percy and Helen
29.40
241.50
270.90
Andrews, Francis and Julia
173.25
173.25
Anthony, Myra D.
71.75
71.75
Anthony, Myra D.
59.50
59.50
Anthony, Myra D. and Others
8.05
8.05
Anthony, Myra D. and Others
49.35
49.35
Araujo, Gregorio and Conceicao
3.50
3.50
Arruda, Henry and Agnes
16.10
16.10
Ashley, Blanche M.
70.00
70.00
Ashley, Harold and Verna
220.50
220.50
Ashley, Harold and Ruth
38.50
38.50
Ashley, Herbert and Clara
217.70
217.70
Ashley, Herbert M.
29.05
29.05
Ashley, Verna and E. Whitman
59.50
59.50
Ashley, Mirian
217.70
217.70
Aspinall, Herbert
52.50
142.10
194.60
Associated Engineers of Bristol County Inc.
56.00
56.00
Atterbury, Susan and Charles Harrison, Jr.
5.25
5.25
Avery, Vincent
22.05
22.05
Babbitt, C. Dexter
11.55
11.55
Babbitt, Joseph H.
290.50
290.50
Babbitt, John and Lois
175.00
175.00
Babbitt, George R.
250.25
250.25
Babbitt, Marion L.
318.50
318.50
Babbitt, Milton
7.00
7.00
Babbitt, Milton and Ruth
161.00
161.00
Babbitt, Lois W.
7.70
7.70
Babbitt, Louise
5.25
5.25
Babbitt, Russell
105.00
343.00
448.00
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Personal
Real
Total
Babbitt, Russell and Richard
7.00
7.00
Babbitt, Herbert L.
4.55
4.55
Babbitt, Rollin H.
8.05
8.05
Baacke, Henry and Dagmer
392.00
392.00
Bailey, Gwendolyn I. C. and Charle's Peterson
112.00
112.00
Baldwin, Percy and Mabel
168.00
163.00
Baptista, Manuel and Isabelle
80.50
80.50
Barrow, John W., Jr.
34.65
34.65
Barrow, Lawrence
5.25
141.75
147.00
Barrow, Mary
457.80
457.80
Barrows, Raymond and Jessie
3.50
3.50
Barboza, Manuel and Antoinette
176.05
176.05
Barbozas, Package Store Inc.
108.50
108.50
Barker, Merl T.
248.50
248.50
Barrett, Edwin and Viola
161.00
161.00
Barton, Jacob and Cora
89.25
89.25
Barton, Jacob
7.00
7.00
Bassett, Arthur
1.40
1.40
Bay State Beagle Club Inc.
256.20
256.20
Beaudoin, Lionel and Florida
133.00
133.00
Beaudoin, Roland and Aurore
112.00
112.00
Belcher, Martin and Grace
10.50
10.50
Berkley Congregational Church Inc.
5.25
5.25
Berkley Package Store Inc.
75.25
75.25
Bermon, Joseph
122.50
122.50
Bettencourt, Gil and Clara
201.25
201.25
Bettencourt, Marion
102.90
102.90
Bergstrom, Martin and Florence
199.85
199.85
Bindon, Albert and Sarah
120.75
120.75
Bindon, Ethel
58.45
58.45
Bindon, William and Helen
99.75
99.75
Blanchette, Hervey and Lena
654.50
654.50
Boehner, Burpee and Mary
63.00
63.00
Bonvie, Joseph and Hannah
119.00
119.00
Boshco, Eleanor C.
357.00
357.00
Borges, Joseph W.
3.50
3.50
Boyce, Borden and Bertha
22.75
22.75
Boyce, Enoch
14.70
14.70
Bradley, Tudor and Jessie
231.00
231.00
Brailey, Elsie
90.65
90.65
Brailey, Ernest and Harriett
45.50
45.50
Baran, Michael and Sally
119.00
119.00
Bairos, Manuel and Maria
246.40
246.40
85
ANNUAL REPORT
Personal
Real 348.60
Total
Brennan, Edward and Alice
25.20
373.80
Briggs, Merton L.
17.85
77.00
94.85
Brightman, Iva
395.50
395.50
Brightman, John
21.00
130.20
151.20
Brockton and Taunton Gas Co.
70.00
70.00
Bromily, Arthur and Helen
59.50
59.50
Brown, Charles and Victoria
98.35
175.00
273.35
Brown, Everett and Mary
143.50
143.50
Browning, George and Ada
61.25
61.25
Brunelle, Frances and Barbara
126.00
126.00
Buckley, Harry, Jr. and Winifred
241.50
241.50
Buckley, Harry, Jr.
5.25
5.25
Buffington, John and Alberta
336.00
336.00
Buffington, John A.
17.85
17.85
Buckley, Richard and Mary
126.00
126.00
Burpee, J. Ernest and Lillian
56.00
56.00
Butler, Maurice A.
145.25
145.25
Burt, Helen M.
3.50
3.50
Bumpus, Ira and Doris A.
259.00
366.10
625.10
Cabral, Emanuel
4.90
4.90
Cambra, Bernard and Lylia
7.00
7.00
Cambra, Louis
70.00
70.00
Cambra, Mary
5.25
273.70
278.95
Campbell, Harold and Blanche
77.00
77.00
Campbell, Harold D.
21.00
21.00
Capolupo, Pasquale
10.50
10.50
Carbonneau, Adelard and Loretta
119.00
119.00
Card, Harold and Wilrene
7.00
7.00
Carle, Florence H.
40.25
40.25
Caron, Leo J.
70.00
70.00
Carpenter, Edwin and Florence
157.50
157.50
Carroll, Frank and Mary
38.50
38.50
Carroll, Frank and Jean
3.50
420.00
423.50
Castle, Arthur and Grace
145.25
145.25
Caswell, Carrie
7.00
7.00
Cavalier, William and Alpheda
133.00
133.00
Cavanagh, D. Laura
42.00
42.00
Chace, Evine
1.40
1.40
Charves, John and Mary
35.00
35.00
Chandler, Reginald and Mary
3.50
3.50
Chester, Fred and Edith
220.50
220.50
Chester, Edith
5.25
5.25
Chester, Roger and Carolyn
194.25
194.25
86
ANNUAL REPORT
Personal
Real
Total
Church, M. E.
14.70
14.70
Churchill, Alice and Others
28.00
28.00
Chew, Dorothy
35.00
35.00
Clark, Elizabeth
17.85
17.85
Clark, Clarence H.
50.75
50.75
Clark, Edward W.
101.50
101.50
Clegg, Damon
63.00
348.25
411.25
Clough, Florence
91.00
91.00
Clough, Horace and Marie
3.50
173.25
176.75
Cochrane, Laura
143.50
143.50
Colpitt, E. Roy
11.55
11.55
Colpitts, Norman and Helen
199.50
199.50
Comerford, Florence
161.70
161.70
Conant, Edward W.
259.00
259.00
Conant, Eva
7.00
7.00
Combs, Kenneth H.
154.00
154.00
Coombs, Frank E.
8.75
8.75
Cooper, Edith and Phyllis C. Sherman and Julie M. DeBaun
442.75
442.75
Cooper, Joseph
42.00
42.00
Correia, Manuel
84.00
84.00
Corey, Joseph and Constance
63.00
63.00
Corey, Joseph and Gloria
7.00
7.00
Costa, Antone and Nellie
85.75
85.75
Costa, Frank G.
3.50
3.50
Costa, Francis, Jr.
10.50
10.50
Cox, William
81.20
81.20
Craven, Walter and Helen
147.00
147.00
Craw, Willis
151.90
151.90
Crimlisk, Russell
5.25
8.75
14.00
Crimlisk, George
10.50
10.50
Crimlisk, Russell and Clara
7.00
7.00
Cronan, Edward L.
21.00
21.00
Crowningshield, E. A.
8.40
8.40
Cuddon, Owen F.
14.00
14.00
Connelly, John
21.00
21.00
Cummings, Carlton and Victoria
213.50
213.50
Cummings, Clarence
19.60
19.60
Cummings, L. Clyde
82.25
82.25
Cummings, Mary
26.60
26.60
Cunningham, Grain Co.
84.00
1,125.25
1,209.25
Cushman, Don A.
.70
.70
Cushman, Beulah
103.25
103.25
87
ANNUAL REPORT
Personal
Real
Total
Cusick, Corporation
38.50
38.50
Cybulski, Stanley J.
108.50
108.50
Dagenais, Norman and Hilda
262.85
262.85
Davis, George, Jr. and Mildred
2.10
2.10
Davis, Susan
115.50
115.50
Dean, Anthony P.
51.10
51.10
Dean, Lawrence A.
7.00
7.00
Deane, Theodore
10.50
10.50
DeCosta, Melvin and Betsy
185.50
185.50
DeCosta, Gerald and Gladys M.
3.50
3.50
DeCoute, Daniel and Rudolph
14.00
14.00
Delano, Charles
3.50
3.50
Delano, Florence
66.50
66.50
DeMoranville, Leonard W.
14.00
151.90
165.90
DeMoranville, Marie
7.00
7.00
Desautels, Armand and Florence
15.05
374.50
389.55
DeRosiers, Norman N.
7.00
7.00
Dillingham, John and Others
154.70
154.70
Dillingham, John Q.
44.10
451.15
495.25
Doel, William R.
52.50
52.50
Doherty, William and Louise
14.00
14.00
Donati, Edward and Kathleen
10.50
10.50
Donnely, Edith M.
49.00
49.00
Dow, Arlon and Estella
98.00
98.00
Duarte, James and John Augustino
98.00
98.00
Dulak, Kazimier
30.10
161.00
191.10
Dulak, Sophia
157.50
157.50
Dumais, Louis
154.00
154.00
Dutra, Manuel and Alice
21.00
21.00
Edwards, Anna
140.00
140.00
Ellsworth, Charles and Azelda
10.50
238.00
248.50
Falk, Walter and Elsie
5.25
164.50
169.75
Faria, Manuel
5.25
5.25
Faria, Manuel and Virginia
166.25
166.25
Faria, Mary
152.25
152.25
Farmer, Walton W.
147.00
147.00
Fernandes, Joseph
10.50
10.50
Fernandes, Joseph
5.25
5.25
Fernandes, Joseph and Mary
84.00
84.00
Fernandes, Joseph and Virginia
24.85
24.85
Fernandes, Manuel and Dorothy
52.50
52.50
Dunn, Margarett
112.00
112.00
Dutra, Joseph and Anna
7.00
7.00
88
ANNUAL REPORT
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