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2. Protection of Persons and Property
7,177.06
3. Health and Sanitation 2,270.78
4. Highways
44,779.02
5. Charities and Veterans' Services
64,819.85
6. School and Library
95,429.02
7. Recreation and Unclassified
5,529.40
8. Cemeteries
600.12
9. Interest
686.51
10. Municipal Indebtedness
4,000.00
11. Agency
4,721.11
12. Trusts
9,524.79
13. Investments
342.08
14. Refunds
330.98
Total Cash Payments
$248,074.43
Statement of Annual Reserve Fund
Town Appropriation
$2,000.00
Transfers by Finance Committee
Tree Department
$250.00
Selectmen's Expense
100.00
Dog Officer
75.00
Treasurer's Expense
150.00
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General Relief
150.00
Snow Removal, Sanding and Snow Fence 275.00 1,000.00
Tax Title Expense
$2,000.00
Statement of Town Debt
Temporary Loans Highway Reimbursement
$16,500.00
Funded Debt
School Remodeling Loan, 1951
$2,000.00
Fire Station Loan, Berkley, 1953 4,000.00
Fire Station Loan, Myricks, 1957
8,000.00
Total Debt
$14,000.00 $30,500.00
Statement of Trust and Investment Accounts
The Giles Leach Investment Fund
Balance January 1, 1959 .
$2,617.98
Interest and Dividends Received
83.00
Balance December 31, 1959
$2,700.98
The Edwin H. Allen Cemetery Fund
Balance January 1, 1959
1,060.33
Interest Received
32.04
$1,092.37
Withdrawal
30.00
Balance December 31, 1959
1,062.37
Post-War Rehabilitation Fund
Balance January 1, 1959
7,841.85
Interest Received
12.74
Increase in Redemption Value
.50
Dividends Received
240.48
Balance December 31, 1959
$8,095.57
Statement of Tax Possession Account
Balance January 1, 1959
385.61
Added during year
510.98
Balance December 31, 1959 $896.59
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Statement of Tax Title Account
Balance January 1, 1959 Tax Takings
4,356.55
32.85
Subsequent Taxes Certified
403.14
$4,792.54
Less
two redemptions
82.37
one sold at sale
60.59
partial payment
89.78
six Tax Titles put into Tax Possession
510.98
743.72
Balance December 31, 1959
$4,048.82
Statement of Excess and Deficiency Account
Balance January 1, 1959
61,409.67
Chapter 90 Highway Aid Service Road, Plain-Padelford 45.00
Chapter 90 Bridge Maintenance 1958
1,601.30
Chapter 90 Highway Maintenance 1958
3,600.12
Chapter 81 Highway Maintenance 1958
6,114.07
Chapter 81 Highway Maintenance 1959
8,690.25
Old Age Assistance Recoveries
948.33
Balance of Special Accounts Voted
at Town Meeting
1,125.06
Tax Title and Tax Possession Payments
232.74
Revenue 1959
2,529.08
$86,295.62
Amounts Taken out in 1959
Voted at Town Meeting
31,266.30
State Recreation Areas 1958
7.15
Real Estate 1959
387.47
Real Estate 1958
14.80
Real Estate 1957
12.80
31,688.52
Balance December 31, 1959 $54,607.10
Respectfully submitted, RICHARD A. PERRY,
Treasurer
BALANCE SHEET - DECEMBER 31, 1959
General Accounts
Assets
Liabilities and Reserves
Cash
$66,477.56
Employees' Payroll Deductions
Accounts Receivable
State Withholding Taxes $119.35
Taxes
Federal Withholding Taxes 661.70
Levy of 1955 Real
$48.00
Teachers' Retirement Deductions 118.16
Levy of 1956
Blue Cross-Blue Shield Deductions 51.30
Personal
93.05
Washington National Insurance Co. 12.46
$993.99
Real
174.93
Agency
Levy of 1958
County Dog Licenses
1.75
Real
7,372.75
Personal
29.44
371.75
Poll
8.00
Tailings
160.91
Levy of 1959
Real
13,583.24
Personal
261.67
Poll
18.00
Disability Assistance Aid
13.30
Aid to Dep. Child. Admin.
105.74
Aid to Dep. Child. Aid
699.20
Old Age Administration
103.84
Old Age Assistance Aid
1,932.99
Levy of 1959
5,913.84
6,585.89
Tax Titles and Possessions
Tax Titles
4,048.82
Tax Possessions
896.59
4,945.41
State Recreation Areas
59.18
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Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise
Levy of 1956
10.89
Levy of 1957
372.84
Levy of 1958
288.32
National Defense Education
8.74
2,866.76 88.91
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Revolving Fund: School Lunch Appropriation Balances County Tuberculosis Hospital 979.28 County Tax 54.17
105.66
Old Age Assistance Recoveries Federal Grants
Disability Assistance Admin. 2.95
21,589.08
Easement on Tax Title Property 370.00
Levy of 1957
County Retirement Deductions 31.02
Departmental Slaughtering Fees 123.15
Tax Title Expense
1,463.43
Fire Station Construction, Berkley 258.48
Aid to Dependent Children 1,403.32
1,526.47
Library New Roof 53.34
Ch. 81, Maintenance 1959
4.39
Ch. 90, Maintenance 1959
.68
Ch. 90, Bridge Maintenance 1956
446.13
Ch. 90, Maintenance, 1959
1,800.00
Ch. 90, Const. N. & S. Main Sts.
4,069.05
Ch. 90, Construction
N. and S. Main Street
6,100.00
County
Holloway Street 7.46
7,624.63
Sale of Cemetery Lots
262.00
Road Machinery Fund
313.50
Reserve Fund-Overlay Surplus
5,218.92
Overlays Reserved for Abatements
Levy of 1955 48.00
67.58
Levy of 1956
93.05
Levy of 1957
174.93
Levy of 1958
354.44
670.42
Revenue Reserved Until Collected
Motor Vehicle Excise
$6,585.89
Tax Title and Tax Possession
4,945.41
Departmental
1,526.47
Aid to Highways
13,959.75
$27,017.52
Highway Reimbursement Loan Excess and Deficiency
16,500.00
54,606.76
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$116,801.73
$116,801.73
Ch. 90, Maintenance, 1959 1,800.00
Ch. 90, Construction
N. and S. Main Street 3,049.99
15,609.74
Unprovided for or Overdrawn Accounts Underestimates 1959
Overlay 1959
Honor Roll 62.48
Aid to Highways State
Ch. 81, Maintenance, 1959 2,859.75
Engineering, Etc., Construction N. & S. Main Streets 166.56
Debt Accounts
Net Funded or Fix Debt General
$14,000.00
Serial Loans
School Remodeling Loan $2,000.00
Fire Station Loan, Berkley 4,000.00 Fire Station Loan, Myricks 8,000.00
$14,000.00
$14,000.00
Trust and Investment Accounts
Trust and Investment Funds Cash and Securities In Custody of Treasurer $20,334.80
In Custody of Treasurer Cemetery Funds Edwin H. Allen Perpetual Care
$1,062.37
8,475.88
$9,538.25
Investment Funds
Giles Leach
2,700.00
Post-War Rehabilitation
8,095.57
$10,796.55
$20,334.80
$20,334.80
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CEMETERY PERPETUAL CARE FUNDS Berkley Common Cemetery
DATE
NAME OF FUND
Principal
Balance Jan. 1, 1959
Interest Received
Balance Care of Lots Dec. 31, 1959
1898
Philip C. Porter
$100.00
$102.24
$3.08
$2.75
$102.57
1900
William Babbitt
100.00
102.01
3.08
2.75
102.34
1906
Calvin T. Crane
150.00
151.85
4.95
4.40
152.40
1906
Susan H. Allen
200.00
227.42
7.44
8.80
226.06
1908
Thomas Terry
100.00
102.61
3.09
2.75
102.95
1909
Samuel C. Norcutt
100.00
102.39
3.35
2.75
102.99
1910
W. Burt and A. Simms
100.00
102.18
3.33
2.75
102.76
1910
Rev. Thomas Andros
200.00
200.19
6.55
5.50
201.24
1914
Asa W. Reed
200.00
209.42
6.85
5.50
210.77
1915
James Macomber
100.00
102.31
3.33
2.75
102.89
1916
J. Haskins and E. Burt
100.00
192.52
6.29
7.15
191.66
1918
J. Hervey, E. Hervey, et al
200.00
201.33
6.59
5.50
202.42
1920
Abail B. Crane
210.00
212.44
6.94
8.80
210.58
1922
Witherell and Seekell
100.00
103.00
3.36
2.75
103.61
1922
Stephen Corey
100.00
103.07
3.36
2.75
103.68
1923
Cummings and Howard
100.00
101.49
3.31
2.75
102.05
1925
Ebenezer D. Briggs
150.00
152.63
4.99
5.50
152.12
1925
Capt. Tamerlane Burt
150.00
150.50
4.91
4.40
151.01
1926
Herbert A. Perry
150.00
151.77
4.95
4.40
152.32
1927
Edward L. Smith
100.00
201.88
6.60
208.48
1929
Horace N. Macomber
100.00
102.60
3.35
2.75
103.20
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1931
Albert French
200.00
201.19
6.59
5.50
202.28
1932 Charles E. French
150.00
151.81
4.95
4.40
152.36
1933
Dean Westgate
200.00
201.86
6.60
6.05
202.41
1938
Capt. John Cummings
100.00
102.02
3.33
2.75
102.60
1939
Capt. Joseph Sanford
200.00
201.84
6.60
6.05
202.39
1940
B. & A. Williams
100.00
103.32
3.36
2.75
103.93
1941
Frances A. Phillips
100.00
144.16
4.71
148.87
1942
Charles Westgate
100.00
104.06
3.40
2.75
107.46
1943
Harry E. Howland
100.00
138.58
4.52
143.10
1945
William P. Wood
200.00
200.77
6.57
6.05
201.29
1956
Burt and French
200.00
200.73
6.55
6.05
201.23
1947
Barnard and Norcutt
100.00
101.42
3.04
2.75
101.71
Private Cemeteries
1916
Paull Bros.
200.00
289.38
9.48
33.02
265.84
1923 Andrew J. Webster
200.00
207.74
6.79
8.80
205.73
1950
Dillingham-James Dean
3,000.00
3,054.26
91.32
99.00
3,046.58
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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 1959:
Arrests
8
Summoned to court for Motor Vehicle Violations
5
Auto Accidents (fatal)
1
Auto Accidents (injuries)
10
Auto Accidents (property damage)
22
Breaks and Thefts Investigated
15
Stolen Cars Recovered
1
Miscellaneous Complaints Investigated
88
Car Transfers Filed
1336
Tickets Issued for Defective Equipment
123
Pistol Permits Issued
9
Summons Served
17
Dogs Killed by Autos
3
Recommended Suspension of Licenses
31
Recommended Warnings
6
We have assisted the Registry on periodic checkups and Road Watches. Police Officers patrolled the Town on the Holidays and directed traffic during the Dog Racing Period.
During the year the Berkley Police Department became a member of the Taunton Police Radio Network and thru the generosity of the Berkley Police Association have had two, two-way radios and two receivers installed in Police Officers cars. A Walkie-Talkie was ordered and delivery is expected in February of the coming year.
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 PLANNING BOARD
The Planning Board members wish to thank all commit- tees and officials of the town for their cooperation with us. Especially do we thank the library committee for allowing us to meet in the library.
Joint meetings with the Selectmen and the Industrial Committee resulted with a sign being erected which advertises land on the new highway for industrial use.
We had one application for subdivision of land and expect more in the future. We also signed single lot plans for individual house lots. We feel that Berkley is start- ing to grow and the townspeople will do well to think of con- trol measures so as to protect the town from the trouble that neighboring towns have had. All surrounding towns are building up rapidly, leaving Berkley as the only town with no controls for large housing projects. With the present situation in Berkley any contractor could buy land and erect houses of any kind, too close together without any regulatory controls to stop him. NOW is the time to do something.
Respectfully submitted, ALFRED T. HOWLAND, Secretary
REPORT OF INSPECTOR OF SLAUGHTERING
To the Board of Selectmen Town of Berkley
Gentlemen:
I had four calls for dog bites. There was no slaughtering in the town during 1959. I inspected 40 barns and buildings, also 340 animals.
Respectfully submitted, HERBERT ASPINALL,
Inspector of Animals and Slaughtering
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REPORT OF BERKLEY FINANCE BOARD
The various budgets requests submitted to the Finance Board total $192,652.68, an increase of $21,020.04 over the previous year.
As usual the two largest items are: Schools $114,325.96 and Welfare $41,500.00.
It is quite a shock when one realizes that the townspeople have a say in the spending of $36,826.72 out of the total budget. Of this money $4,000.00 is earmarked for reduction of the town debt, $700.00 for interest and $708.67 assessed by the state for control of Dutch Elm Disease and Gypsy Moth Control. After deducting the above the people have $31,418.00 or only 16.3% of the total budget over which they have any control.
Are we paying too high a price for state and federal aid? Respectfully submitted,
DAMON CLEGG, Chairman WARREN L. IDE, Secretary MAYNARD SYLVESTER MANUEL SILVEIRA ARNOLD SILVAN FRANCIS E. FOURNIER KENNETH COMBS
REPORT OF THE TOWN AUDITOR
To the Board of Selectmen
Town of Berkley
The books and accounts of the Collector of Taxes were audited as of December 31, 1959. Records of collections and payments to the treasurer proved to be correct. Tax records were checked and verified with a listing of all outstanding accounts made. The treasurer's books were examined and found to be in order.
Notices of unpaid taxes owing to the town, were mailed for verification purposes to persons shown on the books with ·unpaid balances.
Respectfully submitted, FRED HEYWOOD, JR.
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REPORT OF THE LIBRARY COMMITTEE
To the Board of Selectmen Berkley, Mass.
It was the aim of the Library Trustees this year to budget the library appropriation that we could make necessary repairs and renovate. It saw the completion of the new sanitary. The basement including the kitchen has been painted. As we were fortunate in receiving an electric stove, work will be done in the kitchen to provide space for it.
A story hour was again conducted in the summer with Mrs. Helen Craven in charge.
Many more adults now use the library than ever before and as an added convenience for them we have opened the library on Monday nights.
We take this time to note the passing of Edwin Tirrell, who was the architect for the library building.
The library is now used by the Girl Scouts, 4-H sewing club, and the 4-H woodworking group. The Planning Board also hold their meetings there. The Board of Registrars have held voters registrations there and the State Auditors always use the building.
The trustees have found since renovating the basement more people have rented it for private socials.
The town should be pleased to have Mrs. Helen Craven as our librarian. No where could you find a person more devoted to her job and interested in the reading habits of the youngsters of the town. She does much extra traveling to find books that the children have asked for. We are most grateful to the towns- people for donating magazines, periodicals and books to the library.
A new roof has been put on and not only has it done away with the leaks but it is an improvement in looks too.
This year should see the end of the main improvements. The townspeople can be proud of their library now and willing to take anyone in to visit.
Respectfully submitted, RUTH HOWLAND CORINNE H. MACKER VIOLA E. HOLMES
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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 1959:
During the year of 1959 there were a total of 49 fire calls answered by the Fire Department, three (3) of these were calls for out of town help by neighboring towns.
The fire extinguishers in the school have been inspected during the past year.
A Resuscitator was purchased by the Berkley Fireman's Association and donated to the town of Berkley under the supervision of the Fire Department for use in the town as needed.
Another tank fire truck was added to the fire department in the Myricks district this past year also the 3000 gallon trailor tank was completed and made ready for use in case of an emergency.
Again I would like to call the attention of the people living in the Myricks district of the Town (in case of FIRE Dial VA. 2-3181-if you do not get an answer within a reason- able time Dial VA. 2-6354), these two telephone numbers are to be used only in case of fire, giving your name and location of fire. Do not build an open air fire without a written permit, permits are written in the Myricks district by Mr. Merle Stetson on Myricks Street and in the Berkley District by Mr. Joseph Freeman on Berkley Street.
I wish to take this opportunity to thank the residents of the town for their prompt action and cooperation with the Fire Department also to express my appreciation to the members of the Fire Department, Police Department and all others who have cooperated and assisted in carrying out the duties of this office.
Respectfully submitted, GARLAND TEMPLETON,
Chief of the Fire Department
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CIVIL DEFENSE
As your director I wish to report what we have accom- plished this past year. We have built a civil defense office and radio room in the basement of the school. We still have some work to finish on these, but by the time you read this all should be completed. We are having trouble with the state about the purchase of a radio for use in communicating with Sector 2A Headquarters. This we hope will be settled soon. What we plan to do this year, will be explained at the next town meeting. You are all invited to visit the Civil Defense Office.
RUSSELL A. HASKELL, SR. Director of Civil Defense
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REPORT OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES
1. Charges to Collector
Balances January 1, 1959
Poll 1957
$4.00
1958
$28.00
Personal Property 1954
24.30
1956
140.52
1957
186.90
1958
383.69
Real Estate 1955
51.60
1956
269.28
1957
6,383.81
1958
17,754.14
Motor Vehicle Excise 1956
37.93
1957
1,742.63
1958
1,909.64
$28,916.44
Commitments by Assessors in 1959
Poll 1959
956.00
Personal Property 1959
9,634.62
Real Estate 1959
78,143.32
Farm Animal Excise 1959
136.86
Motor Vehicle Excise 1958
81.22
1959
17,185.59
-$106,137.61
Refunds to Taxpayers in 1959
Real Estate 1956
.08
1957
1.00
1958
6.14
1959
4.07
Personal Property 1957
1.00
Motor Vehicle Excise 1958
65.70
1959
231.36
$309.35
$135,363.40
2. Credits and Balances
Abatements by Assessors in 1959
Motor Vehicle Excise 1956
27.04
1958
170.30
1959
942.30
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Poll 1957
2.00
1958
2.00
1959
146.00
Real Estate 1959
2,823.94
$4,114.15
Transfer to Tax Title in 1959
Real Estate 1957
12.80
1958
14.80
1959
387.47
$415.07
Payments to Town Treasurer in 1959
Poll 1957
2.00
1958
18.00
1959
792.00
Personal Property 1954
24.30
1957
47.47
1958
354.25
1959
9,372.95
Real Estate 1955
3.60
1956
269.36
1957
6,197.08
1958
10,372.73
1959
61,352.74
Farm Animal Excise 1959
136.86
Motor Vehicle Excise 1957
1,369.79
1958
1,597.37
1959
10,560.81
$102,659.21
Balance Outstanding December 31, 1959
Poll 1958
8.00
1959
18.00
Personal Property 1956
93.05
1958
29.67
1959
261.67
Real Estate 1955
48.00
1957
174.93
1958
7,372.75
1959
13,583.24
Motor Vehicle Excise 1956
10.89
1957
372.84
1958
288.32
1959
5,913.84
28,174.97
135,363.40
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3. Interest and Costs
Interest Collections in 1959
Levy of 1954
3.92
1955
.48
1956
10.43
1957
547.98
1958
355.03
1959
70.14
987.98
Costs; Collections in 1959; Demands, Warrants, Etc.
Levy of 1954
.35
1956
7.00
1957
109.78
1958
129.65
1959
93.00
339.78
Fees Collected for Deputy
Levy of 1957
4.00
1958
34.00
1959
6.00
44.00
Payments to Treasurer in 1959
$1,371.76
4. Comment
In the year 1959, $104,030.97 passed through the Collec- tor's Office. This was a bit under 1958, due mainly to a late commitment of the 1959 excise taxes. It is hoped that a new system in handling excises by the state will enable an earlier mailing of them in 1960.
In my first year as Collector, I have made one visit to Myricks and one to the Town Hall each month. Business was usually satisfactory and I will continue the policy during 1960, having the 2nd Tuesday at the Town Hall from 7:30 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. and the last Wednesday at Myricks at the same hours.
I wish to thank all those who have helped me this last year; especially Mr. Francis Andrews the past collector, Mr. John Flynn, the Deputy Collector, Treasurer, Mr. Richard Perry, and the Board of Assessor's who by an early commitment of Real Estate, Poll, and Personal Taxes greatly helped the collections in 1959.
Respectfully submitted, CHARLES M. ASHLEY, Collector of Taxes
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ASSESSORS' REPORT FOR 1959
Value of assessed Personal Estate
Land exclusive of Buildings
Buildings exclusive of land
$ 144,880.00 250,030.00 925,035.00
Number of Horses assessed
25
Number of Cows assessed
23
Number of Cattle assessed other than cows
9
Number of Swine assessed
150
Number of Sheep assessed
127
Number of Fowl assessed
2,220
All Other
1
Number of Acres of Land assessed
9,508
Number of Dwelling Houses assessed
481
Number of Polls assessed
478
Rate per thousand
$66.50
Taxes for State, County, City or Town Purposes Including Overlays :
Real Estate
$78,143.32
Personal Estate
9,634.62
Polls
956.00
Value of Farm Animal Excise
$27,370.00
Horses
1
Cows
135
Bulls
2
Fowl
6,972
Broilers
1,500
Sheep
2
Farm Animal Excise Tax
$136.86
RAYMOND T. CRANMER
ANTHONY SYLVIA NORMAN E. WHITTAKER
Assessors of Berkley
$88,733.94
$1,319,945.00
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TAX LIST FOR 1959
Name
Personal
Real
Tax
Abresch, Richard and Paula
129.68
129.68
Adams, George E. and Alberta G.
3.33
3.33
Adams, George E. III and Helen C.
18.29
18.29
Adams, Vernon
49.88
49.88
Adams, William L., Jr.
53.20
53.20
Adams, William L., Sr.
9.98
123.03
133.01
Aguas, Maria and Joan and Antonia
229.43
229.43
Allan, Donald and Wilma
192.85
192.85
Allen, Joseph and Louise
6.65
6.65
Allen, James and Audrey
79.80
79.80
Allen, John M.
204.16
204.16
Algonquin Gas Transmission Co.
970.90
970.90
Ames, Frank and Ruth
206.15
206.15
Anctil, Paul and Anna M.
226.10
226.10
Anderson, Alfred and Julia
53.20
53.20
Anderson, Percy and Helen
219.45
219.45
Andrade, Joseph and Edith
6.65
6.65
Andrade, Joseph, Jr.
8.31
8.31
Andrews, Francis and Julia
136.33
136.33
Anthony, Myra D.
68.16
68.16
Anthony, Myra D.
56.53
56.53
Anthony, Myra D. and Others
7.65
7.65
Anthony, Myra D. and Others
44.92
44.92
Araujo, Gregorio and Conceicao
3.33
3.33
Araujo, Henry and Agnes
15.31
15.31
Araujo, John J., Jr.
182.88
182.88
Arruda, Mary
6.65
6.65
Ashley, Blanche M.
66.50
66.50
Ashley, Charles M.
7.98
15.97
23.95
Ashley, Harold and Verna
196.18
196.18
Ashley, Harold and Ruth
34.58
34.58
Ashley, Herbert and Clara
9.98
192.86
202.84
Ashley, Mirian
186.87
186.87
Aspinall, Herbert
135.00
135.00
Associated Engineers of Bristol County, Inc.
53.20
53.20
Avery, Vincent
31.92
31.92
Babbitt, C. Dexter
7.98
7.98
Babbitt, Joseph H.
275.98
275.98
Babbitt, John and Lois
152.95
152.95
Babbitt, George R.
290.94
290.94
Babbitt, Lawrence A. and Marian L.
302.58
302.58
67
ANNUAL REPORT
Name
Personal
Real
Tax
Babbitt, Guire
4.99
4.99
Babbitt, Milton
6.65
6.65
Babbitt, Milton and Ruth
152.96
152.96
Babbitt, Lois W.
7.32
7.32
Babbitt, Russell
329.19
329.19
Babbitt, Rollin H.
7.66
7.66
Babbitt, Russell and Richard
6.65
6.65
Babbitt, Herbert L.
4.32
4.32
Bach, Wolf
31.59
31.59
Baacke, Henry and Dagmer
374.40
374.40
Bailey, Gwendolyn I. C.
212.80
212.80
Bairos, Manuel and Maria
139.65
139.65
Baldwin, Percy and Mabel
159.60
159.60
Baptista, Manuel and Isabelle
76.48
76.48
Baran, Michael and Sally
345.80
345.80
Barrow, Lawrence
134.66
134.66
Barrow, Mary
441.56
441.56
Barrows, Raymond and Jessie
3.33
3.33
Barlous, Thomas G. and Shirley Y.
59.86
59.86
Barboza, Manuel and Antoinette
182.22
182.22
Barboza's Package Store, Inc.
86.45
86.45
Barr, Lawrence and Ingeborg
36.58
36.58
Barton, Jacob and Cora
84.79
84.79
Barton, Jacob
3.33
3.33
Bassett, Arthur
1.33
1.33
Bay State Beagle Club, Inc.
256.69
256.69
Beaudoin, Lional and Florida
139.65
139.65
Beaudoin, Roland and Airore
126.35
126.35
Belcher, Martin and Grace
9.98
9.98
Berkley Package Store, Inc.
71.49
71.49
Bettencourt, Charles G.
39.90
355.78
395.68
Bettencourt, Gil and Clara
186.20
186.20
Bettencourt, Marion
97.76
97.76
Bergstrom, Martin and Florence
223.11
223.11
Bindon, Albert and Sarah
114.71
114.71
Bindon, Ethel
55.53
55.53
Bindon, William and Helen
33.25
33.25
Bischoff, George H. and Doris M.
294.26
294.26
Blanchette, Hervey and Lena
379.05
379.05
Bonvie, Joseph and Hannah
113.05
113.05
Bonvie, Joseph G.
4.99
4.99
Borges, Joseph and Ella
123.03
123.03
Barrett, Edwin and Viola
152.95
152.95
68
ANNUAL REPORT
Name
Personal
Real
Tax 3.33
Borges, Joseph W.
3.33
Bowley, Hudson L. and Charlotte H.
186.20
186.20
Boyce, Enoch
13.97
13.97
Boyce, Borden and Bertha
34.91
34.91
Boynton, Irving and Jane
69.83
69.83
Bosie, William
19.95
19.95
Bradley, Tudor and Jessie
219.45
219.45
Brailey, Elsie
86.12
86.12
Brailey, Ernest and Harriett
43.23
43.23
Brennan, Edward and Alice
36.91
36.91
Briggs, Herbert C. and Miriam
59.85
59.85
Briggs, Merton L.
21.95
73.16
95.11
Brightman, John B.
19.95
365.75
385.70
Brightman, John B.
123.69
123.69
Bristol, Carrie O.
59.85
59.85
Brockton & Taunton Gas Co.
66.50
66.50
Brown, Charles and Victoria
166.25
166.25
Brown, Everett and Mary
123.03
123.03
Brown, John I.
172.90
172.90
Browning, George and Ada
58.19
58.19
Brunelle, Francis and Barbara
126.35
126.35
Buckley, Harry and Winifred
229.43
229.43
Buckley, Richard and Mary
126.35
126.35
Burgett, Genevieve
13.30
13.30
Burpee, J. Ernest and Lillian
53.20
53.20
Butler, Maurice A.
137.99
137.99
Burt, Helen M.
3.33
3.33
Bumpus, Ira and Doris
347.81
347.81
Cabral, Alfred and Jean
7.98
256.03
264.01
Cabral, Emanuel
4.66
4.66
Cadden, Owen and Mary
6.65
6.65
Cambra, Bernard and Lylia
66.50
66.50
Cambra, John and Pauline
259.35
259.35
Cambra, Mary
249.38
249.38
Campbell, Harold and Blanche
11.97
86.45
98.42
Capolupo, Pasquale
9.98
9.98
Carbonneau, Adelard and Loretta
113.05
113.05
Card, Harold and Wilrene
6.65
6.65
Carle, Florence H.
38.24
38.24
Caron, Leo J.
1.00
66.50
67.50
Carpenter, Edwin and Florence
149.63
149.63
Carroll, Frank and Mary
36.58
36.58
Carvalho, Manuel
74.81
66.50
141.31
69
ANNUAL REPORT
Name
Personal
Real
Tax
Carroll, Frank and Jean
6.65
359.10
365.75
Castle, Arthur and Grace
137.99
137.99
Cavanagh, D. Laura
39.90
39.90
Chace, Ervine
1.33
1.33
Charves, John and Mary
219.45
219.45
Chandler, Reginald and Mary
63.18
63.18
Chester, Fred and Edith
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