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We wish to express our appreciation to all individuals and Societies who have contributed to help those in need.
There is always need of clothing. Many people have clothes or shoes that have been discarded. We can use them. Mens, womens, or childrens. Everything of that kind saves paying out money for new.
A comparative statement for the years 1927 and 1928 follows.
WILLIAM G. BOYNTON, LESLIE N. CLARK, ADELAIDE K. THATCHER.
Salaries of Board Office Expense Physician Outside Aid Other Towns & State
$537.50 96.00 200.00
$617.50 69.19 200.00
30.81
11,735.30
1,735.30
16,515.44
4,515.44
3,982.79
2,482.79
6,411.58
2,411.58
Mothers' Aid, Town
6,152.61
652.61
7,459.50
40.50
Mothers' Aid, Other Towns & State
888.83
511.17
47.00
953.00
Town Home:
Salary
1,200.00
1,200.00
Other Employees
2,405.12
94.88
2,398.69
101.31
Expense at farm:
$3,129.20
Clothing
207.42
202.64
Repairs
240.21
242.94
House
1,347.28
1,244.08
Farm Outside
2,999.85
3,601.85
Grain
1,439.52
1,724.98
Fuel, Light, Water
1,189.04
Total Farm Expense
10,433.00
3,433.00
1,025.55
11,171.24
2,171.24
Total
$37,631.15
$8,303.70
$722.55
$46,090.14 . $9,098.26
$1,158.12
Net overdraft
$7,581.15
$7,940.14
Receipts
Bills Receivable
1927
1928
1927
1928
Hogs
$1,721.14
$1,799.64
Other farm produce
596.72
1,263.73
$476.81
Board
3,130.55
2,931.05
$254.00
250.00
All other farm
27.35
550.05
Individuals
236.00
399.75
36.00
92.00
Other Cities and Towns
974.77
2,592.93
360.25
1,179.12
State
1,787.70
1,905.42
3,253.80
4,503.00
Mothers' Aid
1,621.00
1,727.88
2,851.64
3,771.56
Total
$10,095.23
$13,170.45
$6,755.69
$10,272.49
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1928
Expense
1927 Overdraft Balance $112.50 4.00
Expense
Overdraft Balance $32.50
.
Groceries
$3,009.68
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MIDDLEBORO FIRE DEPARTMENT REPORT OF THE CHIEF
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
Gentlemen:
I have the honor to present herewith, for your consider- ation, the eighth annual report of the Chief of the Middle- boro Fire Department, for the year ending December 31, 1928, in accordance with Section 21 of Chapter 592, Acts 1920.
APPARATUS
The apparatus of the department consists of the following :--
1 Maxim 1000 Gallon Pumping Engine purchased April 23, 1928.
1 Maxim 500 Gallon Pumping Engine, purchased June 28, 1920.
1 Knox Combination Chemical and Hose Car, purchased October 14, 1912.
1 Maxim City Service Ladder Truck, purchased October 11, 1915.
1 Maxim Hose Car, purchased May 12, 1914.
All are well supplied with ladders, 3 gallon hand extin- guishers and the most necessary appliances for aiding the extinguishing of fires.
ORGANIZATION
The personnel of the Department at the close of the year is as follows:
One Call Chief.
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One Call Deputy Chief and two Assistant Call Deputy Chiefs.
One Permanent Captain.
Four Call Captains.
Five Permanent Drivers.
Thirty-five Call Men and ten Substitute Members.
Seven Fire Police.
A total of 66 members.
OPERATION OF THE DEPARTMENT ALARMS
Box
Squad
Still
Warden Total
Jan.
2
9
8
2
21
Feb.
1
6
10
1
18
March
4
6
10
6
26
April
1
3
18
10
32
May
1
6
9
12
28
June
1
2
2
1
9
Aug.
1
5
6
Sept.
1
1.
2
Oct.
2
4
2
8
Nov.
2
4
8
2
16
Dec.
2
5
6
1
14
Totals
18
45
84
38
185
Mileage 1928
Box
Squad Still
Warden Total
Engine No. 1
25.6
395.6
151
572.2
Engine No. 2
16
6.6
22.6
Combination No. 2
25.7
27.9
3.5
247
304.1
Combination No. 1
25.7
18.3
2.2
3.6
49.8
Ladder No. 1
25.7
.9
26.6
Totals
118.7
448.4
157.6
250.6
.975.3
3
1
5
July
4
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Equipment used 1928
3 gallon pump- 40 gal.
21/2" hose
3/4" hose tanks
cans
tank
Box
13500
1100
21
1
Squad
2800
2550
20
Still
1550
3400
52
foam 3
Warden
43
19
Totals
18150
7050
136
19
1
3
3 gallon tanks charged for other than Dept. work 112 Gasoline on hand Jan. 1st estimated 75 gals.
Hose on hand Jan. 1st, 212" good-6450 ft.
fair- 600 ft.
750 ft.
Assessed value of buildings
$76,850.00
Insurance on buildings
181,450.00
Estimated value of contents
85,306.00
Insurance on contents
22,800.00
Damage to buildings
97,351.74
Damage to contents
17,410.18
Insurance paid on buildings
83,371.74
Insurance paid on contents
7,000.18
Total Values
$162,156.00
Total Insurance
204,250.00
Total Damage
114,761.92
Total Insurance paid
90,371.92
Four Unadjusted Claims December 31, 1928
(not included in above)
Value Insurance Damage Paid
Building (assessed)
18,000.00 18,000.00
Contents (estimated)
3,000.00 3,000.00
Building (assessed)
1,500.00
2,300.00
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Contents (estimated)
1,500.00
1,500.00
921.60 921.60
Building (assessed)
250.00
1,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00
Contents (estimated)
900.00
900.00
Building (assessed)
11,500.00 22,000.00
700.00
700.00
Contents (estimated) 11,000.00 12,000.00
Permits Issued
Gasoline
71
Garage
29
Fireworks
4
Dynamite
1
Inspections business property
1680
Special inspections
27
Inspection of all dwellings
2000
There have been increased activities along all lines in the department this past year. Box alarms have increased from 11 to 18, still alarms from 62 to 84, total alarms of all kinds from 171 in 1927 to 185 in 1928.
The total mileage for all apparatus has gone from 837 miles in 1927 to 975.4 this past year.
Perhaps the most noticeable of all is that in 1927 only 4800 feet of 212 hose was laid, in 1928 there were laid 18,150 feet.
Because of the unavoidable loss of some hose at the Alger Box Shop fire and the condition of the balance of hose on hand it was deemed advisable to purchase 1000 feet of hose more than planned or provided for at the beginning of the year when the budget was made up, with the result that at the present time the department has more good hose available than ever before.
The inspection of business property for fire hazards was continued and over 100 more inspections made than the pervious year.
In addition to the business property inspections, a com- plete inspection of each and every dwelling house in the town limits was started and at the close of the year ap-
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proximately 2000 dwellings had been thoroughly inspected for fire hazards and where needed, advice given for remedy- ing bad conditions found. Complete records were made of existing conditions, distance from garages, location of gaso- line pumps and other matter that will prove of value to the department records. This work will continue until all dwellings have been inspected. And this seems an oppor- tune time to extend to all tenants and owners sincere thanks for the courteous manner the inspector was received with and assistance given him.
The eight circuit repeater for the fire alarm system has been installed and its value to the system been demon- strated on more than one occasion.
Among the recommendations made in last year's report was that of providing facilities at Rock Village for use of pumping engine. In Addition to the layout in mind at that time, the New Bedford Water Department have at their expense and extra work, made such alterations in their original plan of improvements on the brook from Walnut Street to Miller Street so as to provide three places on the brook for use of the pumping engine.
A recent test at one of the places with the pumper shows an ample supply of water available for use in fighting any fire that might occur in that immediate vicinity.
The New Bedford Water Department by their act of cooperation and spirit of generosity certainly merit the gratitude of the Town and the inhabitants of Rock Village especially.
Conditions at the West Side have been greatly improved by the installation of pipes extending into Nevertouch Pond whereby the pumping engine can be used to draw water from either end of the pond for protecting the West Side School and other property on West Side. A recent test there proved that by use of 2 engines, more fire streams are available should occasion require, for use at the Geo. E. Keith plant.
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Should I in the near future take such action as I now contemplate, this constitutes my last report to your Honora- ble Board and I now take this opportunity of expressing to you my sincere thanks for your help and consideration, and to the citizens for their loyal support at all times in my efforts to build up and better the Fire Department. To the Depu- ties who have for the past fifteen years met and worked with me as a unit, to the members of the Department, both present and past, who have given so freely of their time and efforts, to the Police Department for their presence and able as- sistance when occasion demanded, to each and all I tender my heartfelt gratitude.
Respectfully submitted, CARLTON W. MAXIM, Chief Middleboro Fire Dept.
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REPORT OF GAS AND ELECTRIC DEPARTMENT
H. J. Goodale, Town Manager,
Dear Sir:
I herewith present for your consideration and approval the thirty-fifth annual report of the Gas and Electric De- partment for the year ending December 31, 1928.
The principal achievement during the year in line of progress and permanent improvements is the installation of the underground system and white way lights. To ac- complish this required the digging and back-filling of 13,066 feet of trench and required for complete installation 36,907 feet of duct through which the cable runs. Total amount of cable run was 49,849 feet, 16,300 feet of this being for the white way lighting system.
As local electricians had not completed the inside con- nections as rapidly as anticipated, the poles and wires have not been removed as soon as expected but surely will, before many weeks have elapsed in the next year.
The underground street lighting system has been in use continuously since September 26 and no trouble of any nature has developed. Some of the stores were connected in November but slow progress has been made since then.
The decided improved illumination of our main thorough- fares make the entering streets seem all the darker, and it is hoped that these unfavorable conditions may be remedied, in part at least, this coming year, by both the installation of much needed additional lights and increased candle power of those already installed.
When the work of removing the old poles on Centre Street is completed the poles and lines of the plant are in good
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condition and after the contemplated replacement of many poles by the Telephone Company takes place, the lines will then be in first class condition to withstand storms or sleet.
The current purchased and distributed has been wholly taken from the Brockton Line .
Only once during the year has there been any unfore- seen interruption of service and then for only 12 minutes, but during that interval current was received over the Ply- mouth Line.
Thirty-two additional Highway Lighting Units were installed on Wareham St. and Everett St. together with some of the regular street lamps on Everett St. between Everett Square and Arch St., Cottage Court, and West End Ave.
No single extension of lines of any great extent has been made but several of half a mile or less have been made on various parts of the system. Approximately 30 miles of new wire has been used.
Total current made and purchased in 1928 was 176,504 K. W. H. more than in 1927, this being the greatest increase in any one year since 1923 and was exceeded in only two years since the town first commenced to purchase current in 1917.
There was a marked diminution of water power, so much so that the 36 inch wheel operated 1000 hours and the 33 inch wheel 365 hours less than in 1927 and produced only 10% of total output.
GAS
The supply of gas from the Taunton Gas Light Company continues to be satisfactory, the average B. T. U. for year being 548. The total purchased was 32,256,000 cu. ft., being 3,800,000 more than in 1927. 4,812,000 cu. ft. or 15% of amount purchased was billed out for house heating.
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Only about 200 feet of new main were laid.
Consumers per mile of main, 54.
Gas sold per mile of main, 1,290,000 cu. ft.
Average price paid Taunton Gas Co. per M purchased, $.835.
Average cost per M in holder, $.937.
Average cost per M sold for production, maintenance,
distribution, general and miscellaneous expense, $1.547.
Average price received per M sold, $1.552.
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE A. PHILBROOK,
Manager.
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REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES UNDER THE WILL OF THOMAS S. PEIRCE
Selectmen of Middleborough, Mass.
Gentlemen:
We beg leave to submit the following report as Trustees under the will of Thomas S. Peirce, for the year 1928.
The following statement shows the condition of the funds held by us as Trustees under the will of Thomas S. Peirce for the use and benefit of the Town of Middleborough and of the Middleborough Public Library, at the close of business on December 31, 1928.
Fund held in trust for the benefit of the Town of Mid- dleborough.
ASSETS
Stocks
$305,945.98
Bonds and premiums on same
10,750.20
Mortgage and promissory notes
165,190.98
Real Estate carried as Personal
32,664.20
Post Office Fixtures
1,680.00
Cabinet at Library
240.00
Office Equipment
857.50
Savings Banks
1,296.90
Cash
18,506.08
Real Estate
51,652.87
Profit and Loss
3,435.21
$592,219.92
LIABILITIES
Trust Fund received from Executor $472,506.03
Passing Direct Under the Will 119,713.89 $592,219.92
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INCOME
Gross Receipts for 1928
$28,365.36 $28,365.36
EXPENSES
Salary Trustees and Bookkeeper
$2,866.56
Insurance
377.23
Repairs
3,491.60
Janitor
1,155.00
Fuel
653.31
Light
482.73
Water
316.78
Sundries
168.31
$9,511.52
Net Income for 1928
$18,853.84
Balance on hand January 1st, 1928
$584.35
$19,438.19
PAID FOR USE AND BENEFIT OF THE TOWN
Fire Station:
F. A. Johnson, painting
$11.36
Massachusetts Reformatory, chairs 165.00
B. F. Sturtevant Co. 187.24
Lloyd Perkins & Son
69.51
Allen & Reed, Inc.
8.38
Goerge A. Shurtleff
7.92
Allen & Reed, Inc.
46.91
Goulds Pump Inc.
147.52
Town of Middleborough
73.67
Ralph M. Bassett
60.01
Town of Middleborough, grading & shrubbery
677.22
Insurance 218.72
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Note due April 15, 1928
10,000.00
Interest on $25,000. one year
1,000.00
Nemasket Bridge:
Note due October 1, 1928
3,000.00
Interest on $15,000. one year
600.00
Typewriters, High School
317.15
$16,590.61
Balance on hand January 1, 1929
2,847.58
$19,438.19
FUND HELD IN TRUST FOR MIDDLEBOROUGH PUBLIC LIBRARY
ASSETS
Bonds and premiums on same
Collateral note
$37,673.03 6,000.00
Savings Bank
7,558.65 $50,231.68
LIABILITIES
Devised under the will
$50,000.00
Profit and Loss
231.68
$50,231.68
Income for 1928 $2,044.12 Paid Treasurer of Middleborough Public Library 2,044.12
Respectfully submitted,
CHESTER E. WESTON ARTHUR D. BENSON FREDERICK S. WESTON
Trustees under the will of Thomas S. Peirce.
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FINANCIAL REPORT OF ASSESSORS
Town Appropriation
$421,462.15
State Assessments
State Tax
11,815.00
State Highway Tax
9,186.63
State Auditing Tax
3,165.80
Municipal Light Tax
64.96
County Assessments
19,568.72
Overlay
$468,921.88
$468,921.88
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
Income Tax
$31,173.80
Corporation Tax
9,554.99
Bank Tax
2,060.43
Licenses
1,079.50
Fines
2,305.25
Special Assessments
1,580.54
General Government
1,122.54
Protection of Persons & Property
3,020.67
Health & Sanitation
1,630.40
Highways
367.93
Charities
10,095.23
Soldiers' Benefits
943.00
Schools
9,273.74
Libraries
3,002.33
Recreation
60.00
Interest on Deposit
1,165.40
Interest on Taxes and Assessments
2,541.71
County Tax
3,658.62
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All other notes
3,581.57
Herring
250.00
Water Department
22,403.46
Municipal Indebtedness
14,169.00
Total Estimated Receipts
$121,381.49
1927 Unexpended Balances
4,636.56
Total Deductions
$126,018.05
Net Amount Raised by Taxation on Polls and Property
$342,903.83
Number of Polls, 2665 at $2.00 each
$5,330.00
Total Valuation, $9562910 Tax Rate $35.30
337,573.83
Moth Tax
323.63
Total amount of all taxes listed in the Collector's commitment list.
$343,227.46
Value of Personal Property
$1,308,695.00
Value of Buildings, excluding land
5,566,035.00
Value of land, excluding buildings
2,688,180.00
Tax on Personal Estate
46,197.54
Tax on Real Estate
291,376.29
Persons, firms, etc. assessed on property
Residents
3046
Non Residents
500
Persons assessed for Poll Tax only
760
Number of horses assessed
266
Number of cows assessed
762
Number of swine assessed
28
Number of sheep assessed
1
Number of neat cattle assessed
93
Number of fowl assessed
19830
Number of dwelling houses assessed
2494
Number of acres of land assessed
39211
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Taxes abated in 1928 have been as follows;
Amount 1925 Assessment $1.41
Amount 1926 Assessment
196.30
Amount 1927 Assessment 469.87
Amount 1928 Assessment
1,691.08
December Assessment
Value of Real Estate $2,895.00
Value of Personal Estate 610.00
Total Valuation added
3,505.00
Polls, 64 at $2.00 each
128.00
Tax on Property, December 123.73
Property Exempt from Taxation
Property of the Commonwealth $26,600.00
Property of literary, benevolent, and charitable131,900.00 Institutions
Churches
378,470.00
Cemeteries
37,575.00
Schools
398,805.00
Pierce Trustees
60,905.00
All Other Town Property
988,032.00
Total
$2,022,287.00
BENJAMIN C. SHAW WILLIAM G. BOYNTON HARRISON F. SHURTLEFF
Assessors of Middleborough.
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MIDDLEBORO PUBLIC LIBRARY
REPORT OF THE TREASURER FOR 1928
PEIRCE FUND
Receipts
Peirce Trustees
$2,044.12
Interest on Deposits
8.91
$2,053.03
Balance on hand January 1, 1928
$2,839.63
Payments:
Americana Corp.
180.00
Baker Taylor
8.60
F. J. Barnard
16.50
Bookshop for Boys and Girls
43.29
R. R. Bowker
2.06
C. W. Clarke
14.94
P. F. Collier
22.50
John Day
1.88
Dodd Mead
23.10
Joseph H. Dodson
3.35
E. P. Dutton
2.10
Follett Book Co.
9.65
Samuel French
6.20
Ginn & Co.
21.00
C. L. Hathaway & Co.
186.50
C. E. Lauriat
219.70
Library Book House
66.07
McGraw Hill
5.50
New York Times
12.00
W. F. Quarrie
3.50
States History Co.
8.55
786.60
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Little Brown & Co.
3.30
W. J. McDougall
10.50
F. A. Owen
3.63
J. J. Sullivan
61.00
Wm. Tompkins
2.00
Chas. Scribner
16.00
F. J. Wilder
30.00
H. W. Wilson
17.30
$1,598.72
Balance on hand January 1, 1929
1,240.91
$2,839.63
SPECIAL FUNDS
Receipts :
Interest on Copeland Fund
$163.50
Check returned unclaimed
2.00
Sale of books
53.79
Interest H. O. Peirce Fund
25.30
H. C. Beals
50.62
$295.21
Balance on hand January ,1 1928
157.49
$452.70
Payments :
American Library Assoc.
$34.00
F. J. Barnard
63.25
R. R. Bowker
3.00
Dura Binding Co.
13.20
Follett Book Co.
19.19
Ginn & Co.
9.57
H. R. Huntting
40.17
Library Art Club
6.00
Library of Congress
35.00
Middleboro Trust Co.
5.00
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Pittsburgh Bindery L. A. Wells
12.80
77.65
Arthur Womrath
23.68
Miscellaneous
82.23
$424.74
Balance on hand January 1, 1929
27.96
$452.70
ALLAN R. THATCHER,
Treasurer.
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CEMETERY TRUST FUNDS
Central & South Middleborough Cemeteries
Matthew H. Cushing
$400.00
$516.22
Central & Nemasket Hill
Joseph & Nathaniel Leonard
400.00
591.07
Central & No. Middleboro
Everett Robinson
300.00
625.15
Rock & Ewer Cemeteries
Tinkham & Gibbs Lot
150.00
192.63
Hill & Rock Cemeteries
Vaughn & Thomas
50.00
50.57
Central Cemetery
Warner Alden Lot
100.00
102.63
Obed Allen Lot
75.00
75.00
Harding C. Angus
100.00
106.05
John Barden Lot
100.00
106.88
Sylvanus Barrows
135.00
150.27
Sarah E. Bartlett
100.00
114.01
T. H. & H. A. Besse
100.00
109.55
Andrew J. Bisbee
100.00
107.70
Samuel S. Bourne
100.00
119.84
Rufus J. Brett
100.00
106.01
C. C. Briggs
50.00
51.04
Edward C. Bryant
200.00
218.05
Frederick O. Burgess
61.27
64.80
A. P. Caswell
100.00
101.88
Alvin W. & Laura W. F. Caswell
100.00
105.62
C. W. Clark
100.00
106.69
Joseph W. Cobb
100.00
111.72
Andrew Cole Lot
100.00
106.75
James Cole
100.00
104.75
Charles A. Cole
20.00
21.02
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Robert V. Cole
82.14
88.73
Richard Cox
25.00
26.27
Richard Cox
75.00
78.38
Rev. H. C. Coombs
100.00
104.19
William E. Crosby
100.00
108.70
Josiah C. Cushing
200.00
235.80
Lydia B. Cushing
50.00
52.57
William F. Deane
100.00
105.94
Edward H. Cromwell
100.00
106.70
Edwin B. Dorrance, et al
150.00
172.50
Mr. & Mrs. James Dowsing
51.61
54.26
Mary E. Drake
100.00
113.10 ยท
Hannah S. Drew
100.00
112.18
Arlon R. Dustin
50.00
53.15
Andrew M. Eaton
100.00
106.45
Ziba Eaton
100.00
105.91
Rose Egger and Fred Southwick
100.00
112.77
Axel E. Fagerberg
100.00
111.69
N. N. Fenno
100.00
112.84
Rev. Geo. C. Fairbanks
100.00
106.11
David H. Farrar
100.00
109.39
Albert F. Finney
100.00
106.25
William J. Francis
100.00
104.65
Charles Forsberg
100.00
100.00
S. B. Gibbs
100.00
105.73
Lizzie Gibbs
50.00
53.39
Gilmore Lot
100.00
110.74
John B. Griffith
100.00
110.70
William M. Haskins
100.00
123.06
Simeon Hathaway
100.00
107.47
George H. Hermann
100.00
107.66
Henry M. Hodges
100.00
111.60
P. B. Holmes
100.00
118.34
Jacob Johnson
75.00
79.72
B. F. Jones
100.00
106.05
Sarah P. Jones
100.00
105.17
Annie M. Keedwell
100.00
107.53
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George H. Keene
100.00
105.19
Henry C. Keith
100.00
108.94
Clara. S. Kelley
100.00
113.59
Eliza H. Kelley
100.00
115.61
William A. King
100.00
106.18
Calvin D. Kingman
100.00
107.41
John B. Knowland
100.00
110.90
Robert W. Lashures
100.00
110.65
Otis Leach
100.00
102.64
Mrs. Lehman
60.00
63.18
James Allen Leonard
150.00
161.08
Lewis Lincoln
200.00
246.87
James Livingston
100.00
107.51
G. E. H. Lovell
100.00
109.47
Thomas J. Lovell
100.00
109.12
Mary A. MacDaniel
100.00
114.30
Benj. S. MacLaughlin
100.00
106.25
Arthur C. MacManus
75.00
78.76
John N. Main
100.00
107.20
J. P. McCully
100.00
105.49
John R. Merrick
50.00
53.15
Clara S. Metcalf
100.00
109.36
Alden Miller
100.00
110.32
Albert F. Mitchell
100.00
106.25
Ebenezer Nelson
75.00
78.84
Simeon L. Nickerson
100.00
106.86
Susan R. Noreville
100.00
108.01
E. S. Ober
100.00
109.47
Sophronia P. Osborne
100.00
108.57
Willard Osborne
100.00
107.36
A. Judson Partridge
100.00
106.25
Alvin Pease
100.00
109.12
Joseph L. Pease
100.00
110.91
Capt. Job Peirce
100.00
106.25
Arad Perkins
100.00
106.25
David D. Perkins
75.00
79.61
Josephine Perkins
200.00
248.91
185
Esther A. Phinney
100.00
140.18
Andrew J. Pickins
100.00
107.04
Ebeneezer Pickins
100.00
108.09
Lizzie P. Pierce
100.00
109.68
T. W. Pierce
100.00
107.44
G. Allen Porter
100.00
115.83
A. H. Pratt
100.00
100.00
John B. Ramsdell
50.00
53.15
Florence B. Perkins
50.00
50.00
Alfred Randall
100.00
111.96
Aaron Raymond
100.00
110.66
Lucy A. Raymond
100.00
105.90
Mary A. Raymond
100.00
110.53
Sylvanus W. Reed
100.00
107.36
George W. Rich
100.00
106.61
John D. Rockwell
50.00
53.15
Harriett H. Rogers
100.00
106.13
Amanda S. Rossiter
100.00
107.47
Albert A. Savery
50.00
53.15
Louise Seymore
100.00
107.47
Albert Shaw
100.00
109.47
Jairus H. Shaw
50.00
53.14
William Nelson Shaw
100.00
100.00
J. H. Sherman
100.00
105.80
Joshua Sherman
100.00
106.25
Ephraim Simmons
150.00
159.66
George F. Sisson
50.00
53.12
George Soule
100.00
105.25
Arabella L. Southworth
100.00
109.47
Hartley A. Sparrow
45.00
47.04
Jacob G. Sparrow
100.00
111.41
Louisa Spooner
100.00
111.67
Henry E. Standish
100.00
108.97
Charles Stansell
100.00
100.00
Charles L. Starkey
100.00
105.25
Edwin F. H. Stevens
100.00
108.87
Isaiah S. Swift
100.00
106.00
186
100.00
105.25
William Swift
125.00
130.00
Reuben T. Taylor
100.00
115.20
Charles M. Thatcher
100.00
110.47
Abraham Thomas
50.00
53.14
Eliphalet Thomas
100.00
105.87
Lydia N. Thomas
100.00
115.10
Allerton Thompson
50.00
52.52
Jason F. Thurston
100.00
105.25
Charles A. Tinkham
100.00
107.86
Margaret J. Tinkham
100.00
111.15
B. F. Tripp
50.00
52.52
John Walley
100.00
112.79
Ward Lot 110
100.00
127.43
Azel Washburn
50.00
53.14
William Washburn
50.00
53.14
Flora A. Weston
100.00
111.33
Chauncy D. White
500.00
848.51
Sarah D. White
100.00
108.97
Clara F. Willis
100.00
104.50
Ida Woodward
100.00
108.24
Alvin White
150.00
150.00
Nemasket Cemetery
100.00
112.17
Francis H. Aller
50.00
52.58
Henry J. Arnold
200.00
229.56
Frances C. Belcher
100.00
112.80
Boomer Lot
100.00
111.30
Edward Bryant
100.00
105.62
Isaac D. Bump
100.00
112.48
Elijah Burgess
100.00
101.88
Catherine P. Chase
100.00
124.21
W. D. Cornish
200.00
212.66
Cordelia Crocker
100.00
104.31
Jerusha B. Dean
50.00
54.40
Drake & James
200.00
242.26
H. S. Sylvester
100.00
104.19
Henrietta Wilmont
Eleazer Caswell
187
Azel Eaton
100.00
107.71
Joshua M. Eddy
100.00
151.66
Austin Ford
50.00
52.99
Lucy T. Fuller
200.00
204.17
William Whittemore Goss
80.00
116.60
Charles E. W. Grinnell
100.00
117.61
George A. Harlow
100.00
111.07
James Harlow
100.00
109.83
E. S. Hathaway
200.00
230.53
Conrad J. Hermann
100.00
112.30
A. C. Howes
100.00
118.13
Joseph B. Kettle
100.00
113.33
Charles E. Leonard
200.00
243.12
Samuel S. Lovell
150.00
171.12
Mary MacKenzie
140.00
149.51
Carlton W. Maxim
100.00
110.18
Walter Orcutt
100.00
100.00
Deborah A. Paun
100.00
115.09
Henry F. Pope
100.00
141.76
S. Lewis Pratt
100.00
120.28
Arthur I. Randall
300.00
372.30
Sophronia L. Reed
50.00
54.19
Louis Ritter
75.00
83.74
J. Martin Robbins
50.00
52.45
Rhoda J. Savery
100.00
152.58
John Shaw
150.00
170.60
William Shiverick
150.00
222.99
H. W. Shurtleff
150.00
162.92
Warren H. Southworth
75.00
88.56
George W. Stetson
100.00
106.83
Charles Soule
100.00
150.68
John C. Sullivan
100.00
105.50
Benj. O. Tillson
50.00
54.91
Edmund Thompson
50.00
53.09
Oliver H. Thompson
100.00
147.64
Franklin S. Thompson
100.00
106.83
T. S. Theobold
50.00
52.94
188
Benj C. Tinkham
50.00
57.23
Edward F. Tinkham
200.00
268.08
Ira C. Tinkham
100.00
107.69
N. M. Tinkham
100.00
102.08
Agnes Tribou
100.00
115.46
Josiah C. Tribou
100.00
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