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They want work. They do not want alms, With very few exceptions they are eager to give honest work for what they receive, and if an opportunity presents itself for ob- taining work, they grasp it. Time after time we miss some of them from the office for one, two or three weeks at a time, and when they return they report of the work they have been doing. Often it is very slight, but enough so that they will not ask anything of us.
These are the type of people for whom we hope unem- ployment work will be provided, until they can get steady work that will put them on their feet once more.
Of course a few of the lazy, good-for-nothing dependent type are found on the Welfare list of every city and town. No one will hire them while better men are available, but as soon as the better men get employment, we can make short work of this type.
The plan adopted in Fall River of feeding the people from Commissary stores has been investigated. That plan works very well in Fall River. But we do not believe it is practical for a small town like ours. We are studying other plans and shall endeavor to furnish the necessary food in the most economical manner.
All aid to unemployed persons is given by orders on the local merchants, and the recipients are required to work to show their appreciation for the aid given. During the year
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work done was equivalent to the work of 13 men for every working day in the year. Most of this work was done for Mr. Anderson on the highway, and for Mr. Grant at the Infirmary. They state that most of these men did good work, and when jobs have been available, those who did the best work were recommended. One man refused to work, and a session in Court convinced him that it would be better to work then to got to Plymouth.
At the Infirmary there has been an average enrollment of nearly 26 persons during the year, at an average cost of $2.93 per person per week. We have lost one by death, one by transfer to the Taunton State Hospital, and two to the care of relatives. At the present time we are about filled to capacity, altho we are always ready to meet emergencies as they arise.
Following the plan of last year we have given warm din- ners to the men sent to the farm to work. In this manner we have served 1487 dinners to our outside dependents. We have raised crops enough to supply our needs and have in addition a small surplus, as a safety measure. Our cream has been sold to the merchants.
We have co-operated with the Board of Health by main- taining a piggery for the consumption of the garbage that is collected in town. . We also collect the rubbish under the auspices of the Board of Health.
The farm and houses are in good condition. A great im- provement has been the building of a dumb waiter from the first floor pantry to the women's dining room, on the second floor. A few repairs are needed on the porches and roof, otherwise all buildings are in good repair.
Having the large number of unemployed men at the farm has enabled Mr. Grant, to clear out the brush and undergrowth and fence a large area for a pasture for our cattle. This has been needed for a long time, and makes it possible to use almost every foot of ground on the farm for some purpose. "
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Mothers Aid cases remain about the same from year to year. We have reduced the allowances in these cases in accordance with the reduced cost of food and clothing.
Old Age Assistance. We have now completed a year and a half of this class of aid. Each case is studied, and aid given in the proportion found necessary. The average figures about $300. per year per person. The town was reimbursed by the State for all aid given from July 1 1931 to April 30, 1932. Under the law we will be reimbursed for 1/3 of the aid given since May 1, 1932. The Old Age Tax of $1. per person was for 1931 and for 1932. The pre- sent legislature must provide means to reimburse the towns in future. The amount received, if more than 1/3 will de- pend upon their ability to raise the necessary funds.
Last August, Mr. John Cobb resigned from this Board, and Miss Laura B. Whittemore was appointed to fill the vacancy.
Since her appointment, she has investigated all new cases, and visited as many of the old ones as possible. Mr. Boyn- ton has looked after settlements, and seen that bills are sent promptly for collection. Mrs. Hathaway has looked out for the Infirmary Every two weeks we hold a Board meet- ing at which all new cases, and old ones that need revision are discussed and acted upon. This does not represent by any means all the work done by any member of the Board, for all of us give all the time we can to the work, and in emer- gency any one of us is on call day or night.
The work of Dr. Baker, the District Nurse, and St. Luke's Hospital has been greatly increased because of our calls. They have accepted this additional work cheerfully and have always been ready to help us in every way.
The work of the Middleboro Relief Association in pro- viding payrolls of $665.57 for unemployed men helped our Department that much. We hope they will do as much this year. The Boy Scout Drive was again a grand success. The distribution of things received is under the charge of the Relief Association and great praise should be given to
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Mrs. Gaudette and her corp of assistants who have given freely of their time. Many times things have been taken home and washed and mended so that they would be suit- able to give to some needy person.
Red Cross flour and clothing has also been received and distributed thruout the town, where needed. At present some of the prints are being made into dresses and other clothing for the children, by women volunteers.
Contributions from Societies and individuals have been greatly appreciated, and those dollars have been spent for some especially worthy cause, that could not rightfully come from welfare.
We wish to thank every one in town who has tried to help our work in any way.
Following this report is a comparative table of expenses, receipts, statistics, etc., for 1931 and 1932.
WILLIAM G. BOYNTON LAURA B. WHITTEMORE LELAH M. HATHAWAY
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COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF WELFARE DEPARTMENT.
1931
1932
Administration.
Salary of Board
$1,673.25
$1,021.93
Salary of Physician
250.00
333.00
Printing & Postage
184.10
113.68
Other Office Expense Total
253.64
90.49
$2,360.99
$1,559.10
Outside Aid.
Groceries & Provisions
9,632.20
16,885.96
Fuel
2,304.99
2,966.95
Board and Care
4,211.00
5,042.50
Medical care & Medicine
504.75
534.28
Clothing
1,036.03
1,286.70
Rent
2,019.50
3,140.55
Cash
3,778.00
3,194.00
Other expenses
204.11
218.13
Total Middleboro
residents
23,690.58
33,269.07
State Institutions
1,654.87
1,524.67
Bills other cities
2,088.80
1,577.74
Bills other towns
592.49
2,870.30
Total
28,026.74
39,837.01
Mothers Aid
Middleboro residents
6,678.21
6,237.83
Other Cities
1,314.68
1,462.22
Total
7,992.89
7,700.05
Infirmary
Salary Supt. & Matron
1,483.33
1,330.00
Salary employees
1,751.50
1,637.19
Groceries & Provisions
2,040.69
1,644.13
Dry Goods & Clothing
339.64
277.94
Buildings
468.32
377.40
Fuel, Light & Water
1,405.47
777.29
Grain
953.03
910.82
Autos, etc.
969.27
1,145.96
Other farm expenses
1,368.91
1,720.48
Total
$10,780.16
$9,821.21
Less wood credited to farm
acct.
Charged to Outside Aid Net total
2,130.75
1,247.50
8,649.41
8,573.71
Total Gross expense for year
47,030.03
57,074.64
Less receipts for year
17,853.23
14,808.84
Net Welfare Expense
29,176.80
42,265.80
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Old Age Assistance.
Salary Board
Figured under
646.34
Salary Physician
Welfare Adminis-
143.00
Printing & Postage
tration last year
105.81
Other expenses
60.76
Aid rendered
6,556.46
18,525.73
19,486.80
Less receipts of year
12,713.85
Net expense for year
6,556.46
6,772.95
Total net cost of both Depts. for 1932
35,733.26
49 038.75
Receipts
Bills Receivable
1931
1932
Infirmary
1931
1932
2,105.05
1,768.93
Produce
190.70
198.64
4,025.94
3,048.35
Board
903.19
630.86
523.97
8.40
All Other
85.92
6,654.96
4,825.68
Total Infirmary
1,093.89
915.42
From other Sources
92.43
291.00
Individuals
245.57
184.24
4,177.06
4,370.36
Cities & Towns
1,301.20
1,927.38
4,134.48
2,824.83
State Outside Aid
5,449.39
8,445.45
2,778.30
2,496.87
State Mothers Aid
3,551.67
3,132.42
17,837.23
14,808.74
Total Welfare
11,641.72
14,604.91
16.00
12,713.85
Old Age Assistance
2,568.96
5,357.32
17,853.23
27,522.59
14,210.68 19,962.23
Statistics.
1931 Families Persons
1932
Families
Persons
Outside Aid
Middleboro Settlement
102
471
138
637
State Settlement
27
100
37
137
Settlement elsewhere
24
96
35
136
Living elsewhere Settlement here 17
73
27
116
Applications rejected
11
8
Mothers Aid
Town Cases
9
51
9
51
Living elsewhere
3
15
2
11
Old Age Assistance
Cases at end of year
65
74
Cases living other towns
2
5
Applications rejected
29
5
187
Infirmary Dec. 31
Middleboro settlement
16
21
Boarders
6
7
Total inmates during year
30
33
Average number of inmates
2413
2534
Cost per inmate per week
By State Auditors rule
$5.58
$5.00
Using all receipts including Board
3.25
2.93
During the year, work done by un- employed as appreciation for
Welfare help 1596 days
3797 days.
Dr. Baker reports for 1932
House calls
232
Office calls
219
5
Major operations Confinement cases
5
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REPORT OF ASSESSORS
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen: Gentlemen;
The annual report of the Board of Assessors for the year 1932 is submitted herewith.
RECAPITULATION
Town Appropriations
$424,448.75
1928 Overlay
75.56
1929 Overlay
1,707.68
1930 Overlay
1,821.97
1931 Estimated Receipt Deficit.
12/31/31
5,352.63
State Assessments
State Tax
13,162.50
State Auditing Tax
2,544.43
Municipal Light Tax
50.96
State Parks & Reservation Tax
18.92
Special State Tax
Old Age Assistance Tax
2,720.00
County Assessments
County Tax
17,488.55
Tuberculosis Hospital
3,802.43
Overlay
3,937.19
Total
$477,131.57 $477,131.57
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
Income Tax
$32,772.30
Motor Vehicle Tax
18,505.53
Corporation Taxes
4,399.47
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Bank Tax
562.92
Licenses
1,447.00
Fines
1,280.00
Special Assessments
937.34
General Government
628.51
Protection of Persons and Property
2,615.48
Health & Sanitation
1,617.97
Highways
238.70
Charities
17,853.23
Old Age Assistance
12,429.53
Soldiers' Benefits
652.00
Schools
12,794.28
Libraries
362.39
Water Dept.
23,655.71
Public Service Corporations
2.91
Railroad & Tel. & Tel. Co.
875.40
Interest on deposit
494.66
Interest on taxes and assessments
7,102.61
Chap. 122 Acts 1931 Highway Appropriation Offset 7,764.78
Transfers by vote of Special Town
Meeting Nov. 2, 1931
12,793.74
Reimbursement State Owned Land
89.76
Thomas S. Peirce Trustees Dona- tions 11,500.00
Water Supply Damages for St. Luke's Hospital 500.00
1932 Receipt on Dog Licenses to date 1,642.87
Municipal Light Dept. Operation Fund 10,000.00
Unclassified 222.00
Total Estimated Receipts
$185,741.09 $185,741.09
Net amount raised by taxation on polls and property $291,390.48
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COLLECTOR'S COMMITMENT LIST
No. of Old Age Assistance Taxes.
2,720 at $1.00 each $2,720.00
No. of Polls 2, 678 at $2.00 each
5,356.00
Total Valuation $8,094,660.00 Rate $35.00
Property Tax 283,314.48
Total amount of all taxes listed in the Collector's Commitment List. $291,390.48
VALUATIONS
Value of buildings, excluding land
$4,970,010.00
Value of land, excluding buildings 2,412,610.00
Total Value of Real Estate $7,382,620.00
Total Value of Stock in Trade
190,260.00
Total Value of Assessed Machinery
153,905.00
Total Value of Live Stock
93,685.00
Total Value of All Other Ratable Property
274,190.00
Total Value of Personal Property $712,040.00
Total Value of Real and Personal Property $8,094,660.00
TAXES
Tax on Personal Estate $24,921.87
Tax on Real Estate 258,392.61
Total Tax on Real and Personal Estates $283,314.48
EXEMPT PROPERTY
Property of the Commonwealth $26,640.00
Property of literary, benevolent, and
charitable institutions 149,610.00
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Churches
324,410.00
Cemeteries
34,425.00
Schools
361,010.00
Town Hall
151,900.00
Library
70,220.00
Fire Dept.
89,930.00
Electric Light & Gas Plant
284,630.00
Water Dept.
279,760.00
Middleboro Home
29,500.00
Town Barn
27,020.00
Lots Owned by the Town
2,920.00
Peirce Trustees' Property
100,390.00
$1,932,365.00
STATISTICS
Persons, Partnerships and Corporations
assessed on property
2,605
Number of horses assessed
199
Number of cows assessed
965
Number of swine assessed
4
Number of sheep assessed
42
Number of neat cattle assessed
121
Number of fowl assessed
22,275
Number of foxes assessed
13
Number of goats assessed
3
Number of geese assessed
70
Number of dwelling houses assessed
2,147
Number of acres of land assessed
39,460
AUTO EXCISE TAX
Total number of Motor Vehicles assessed
2,779
Total Valuation
$601,900.00
Total Excise on Motor Vehicles
16,138.87
Total Number of cars granted abatements
632
Abatements granted on above cars
$2,644.19
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ABATEMENTS
Taxes abated in 1932 have been as follows:
Amount 1927 Assessment $11.38
Amount 1928 Assessment 75.56
Amount 1929 Assessment
735.58
Amount 1930 Assessment
3,155.95
Amount 1931 Assessment 2,001.41
Amount 1932 Assessment
3,171.25
Total
$9,151.13
OCTOBER COMMITMENT
1 Poll at $2.00 each $2.00
1 Old Age Tax at $1.00
1.00
Total
$3.00
DECEMBER ASSESSMENT AND COMMITMENT
Value of Real Estate Assessed $1,350.00
Tax $47.26
No. of Polls, 31 at $2.00 each 62.00
No. of Old Age Taxes, 31 at $1.00
31.00
Total Commitment December 10, 1932 $140.26
TOTAL VALUATIONS ON JANUARY 1, 1933
Total Value of All Personal Property on January 1, 1933 $712,040.00
Total Value of All Real Estate on January 1, 1933 7,383,970 .00
Total Valuation January 1, 1938 $8,096,010.00
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SUMMARY OF ALL TAXES COMMITTED IN 1932
Total Commitment August 26, 1932
$291,390.48
Total Commitment October 21, 1932
3.00
Total Commitment December 10, 1932
140.26
Total Commitments on Polls and Property $291,533.74
Total Auto Excise Commitments 16,138.87
Total Amount of All Taxes Committed
$307,672.61
BENJAMIN C. SHAW WILLIAM G. BOYNTON HARRISON F. SHURTLEFF.
Assessors of Middleborough.
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MIDDLEBORO PUBLIC LIBRARY
REPORT OF THE TREASURER FOR YEAR 1932
PEIRCE FUND RECEIPTS
Interest on Deposits
$2.42
Check Void
3.00
Peirce Trustees
2,005.90 $2,011.32
Balance on hand January 1, 1932
609.47
$2,620.79
PEIRCE FUND PAYMENTS
American Library Association
$29.80
F. J. Barnard Co.
55.93
E. P. Dutton Co.
13.59
Hertzberg Bindery
35.15
R. H. Hinckley Co.
29.95
Houghton Mifflin Go.
20.28
H. R. Huntting Co.
218.50
Charles E. Lauriat Co.
20.42
Library Book House
322.56
Library of Congress
35.00
New England News
79.48
Personal Book Shop
90.10
Quincy Book Bindery
25.10
Romany Book Shop
222.72
Charles Scribner's Sons
55.70
Smithsonian Institution
37.50
H. W. Wilson Co.
48.45
Miscellaneous
272.10
1,612.33
Balance on hand January 1, 1933
1,008.46
$2,620.79
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SPECIAL FUND RECEIPTS
Sale of Books and Rental Books
255.09
Coupons-Great Northern Railway 70.00
Coupons-Wisconsin Public Service 60.00
Coupons-Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
45.00
Interest H. O. Peirce Fund
21.25
Interest H. C. Beals Fund
42.50
Interest Copeland Fund
10.93
504.77
Balance on hand January 1, 1932
527.77
$1,032.54
SPECIAL FUND PAYMENTS
Dura Bindery
30.35
R. H. Hinckley
74.50
H. R. Huntting
105.72
Library Book House
140.31
New England News
43.42
New York Times
15.00
Personal Book Shop
30.94
Smithsonian Institution
37.50
J. J. Sullivan
211.95
L. A. Wells
81.31
Miscellaneous
107.95
878.95
Balance on hand January 1, 1933
153.59
$1,032.54
Respectfully submitted,
ALLAN R. THATCHER
Treasurer.
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TRUST FUNDS IN CUSTODY OF TOWN TREAS- URER
Maria L. H. Pierce Charity Fund,
$3,798.74 Savings Account,
Enoch Pratt Library Fund,
Savings Account,
1,066.45
City of Troy, N. Y., Bonds,
5,000.00
Kansas City Terminal R. R. Bonds,
5,000.00
$11,066.45
Water Investment Fund,
N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. Co., Bonds,
$4,000.00
CEMETERY TRUST FUNDS
MIDDLEBORO TRUST COMPANY
Central Cemetery
Warner Alden
$107.16
Sylvanus Barrows & Reland F. Barrows
155.86
John Barden
108.77
Edwin C. Bryant
236.88
A. P. Caswell
109.71
James C. Clifford
100.00
Andrew Cole
103.78
James Cole
107.34
Richard Cox
109.29
Edward H. Cromwell
104.12
William E. Crosby
110.81
Josiah C. Cushing
252.65
Edwin B. Dorrance, et al
171.41
Arlon R. Dustin
51.70
Andrew M. Eaton
108.22
Rose Egger & Frederick Southwick
112.38
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197
Axel Fagerberg
114.42
Albert F. Finney
103.85
William J. Francis
103.63
Lizzie Gibbs
51.94
Mary F. Glasse
100.00
John B. Griffith
114.98
Simeon Hathaway
109.42
Warden Hathaway
100.00
Annie M. Keedwell
٢
109.48
Capt. George H. Keene
109.08
Albert R. C. Keyes
100.00
Arnold Leach
50.00
James Livingston
109.48
G. E. H. Lovell
108.53
Mary A. MacDaniel
117.53
Benjamin S. MacLaughlin
109.29
Arthur C. MacMann
104.26
John R. Merrick
51.70
Clara S. Metcalf
111.58
Albert F. Mitchell
108.02
Ebenezer Nelson
78.77
Simeon L. Nickerson
108.75
Susan R. Noreville
106.90
E. S. Ober
110.43
Willard Osborne
109.31
A. Judson Partridge
108.02
Capt. Job Peirce
108.02
Arad Perkins
106.66
Josephine Perkins
270.12
Andrew J. Pickens
108.93
Ebeneezer Pickens
111.86
John B. Ramsdell
51.70
Sylvanus W. Reed
110.36
John D. Rockwell
51.70
Harriett A. Rogers
107.83
Amanda S. Rossiter
111.19
Albert A. Savery
51.70
198
Louise Seymore
109.42
Albert Shaw
112.91
Joshua Sherman
103.61
Ephriam Simmons, et al
170.13
George F. Sisson
51.67
George Soule
103.67
Arabella L. Southworth
113.58
Hartley A. Sparrow
49.78
Henry E. Standish
111.69
Mary E. Starkey
106.78
William Swift
108.02
Charles M. Thatcher
109.66
Jason T. Thurston
1
52.07
Charles A. Tinkham
106.78
Margaret J. Tinkham
111.58
Ruth L. Walford
100.00
John Walley
52.07
Elnathan Wilbur
152.63
Henrietta Wilmot
108.21
Clara F. Willis
112.34
Ida Woodward
111.45
Fall Brook Cemetery
Joshua A. Bishop
149.46
Marion Road Cemetery Lydia Cushman
173.01
No. Middleboro Cemetery
Richard Howes & David Alden
679.81
Zebulon Pratt
273.67
Oliver Eaton
309.17
Abiathia Ward Justin Leonard
112.67
Earl Henry Cushman
141.15
Cora A. Whitmarsh
245.89
Purchade Cemetery
David Alden 149.44
199
So. Middleboro Cemetery Nathaniel F. Shurtleff John E. Smith John Tinkham Ephraim A. Hunt
206.61
51.62
51.62
51.62
Wappanucket Cemetery James Cole
126.18
Green Cemetery
Atwood lot
104.89
Barrett Breck
104.47
3.50
Jennie M. Carpenter
111.82
6.00
Joseph Clark, M. D. Rebecca S. Clark,
Hannah G. Clark & Rebecca Scollay
121.04
4.00
Julia H. Copeland
1,219.11
Joseph F. & Charles T. Cornish
105.30
Orion E. Deane
115.74
Stephen Harlow
113.48
4,00
Ino O. Littlejohn
53.38
2.00
Seth Miller
381.53
Osamos Littlejohn
110.76
6,00
Thompson Miller
53.11
2.25
Augustus H. Soule
123.62
5.00
Ichabod Thomas
110.40
4.00
Philander Thompson
161.10
6.00
Ruel Thompson
108.01
4:00
152.75
Nemasket Hill Cemetery -
Francis H. Aller
119.46
Henry J. Arnold
52.13
Frances C. Belcher
240.34
Boomer lot
117.97
Edward Bryant
118.47
Elijah Burgess
118.83
Eleazer Caswell
108.76
Catherine P. Chace
122.95
3.00
55.00
4,00
4.00
40.00
200
Cordelia Crocker
107.90
James & S. Drake
265.01
Jerusha B. Dean
51.95
Lewis Finney
100.00
Charles E. W. Grinnell
124.73
George A. Harlow
117.02
E. S. Hathaway
256.50
James Harlow
114.55
Conrad J. Hermann
115.19
Alvin C. Howes
123.37
Joseph B. Keith
118.68
Charles E. Leonard
262.04
Samuel S. Lovell
185.07
Carlton W. Maxim
112.77
Deborah A. Paun
120.62
S. Lewis Pratt
128.02
J. Martin Robbins
52.00
John Shaw
186.49
H. W. Shurtleff
178.50
Warren H. Southworth
91.35
John C. Sullivan
105.48
Benjamin D. Tillson
52.46
Nahum W. Tribou
165.54
Nathan H. Vaughn
119.79
Nancy Warner
122.88
C. P. Washburn
129.21
Thomas E. Waterman
121.10
Rock Cemetery
Jacob Cushman
51.23
Seth Morton
196.28
Isaac Perkins
228.21
N. Horace Ryder
126.93
Winchester lot
123.32
Harvey W. Carver
267.29
Pheobe Pierce
55.82
201
Israel Smith & Nathaniel F. Ryder I. B. Cushman Hannah E. Sherman
116.21
113.70
109.08
St. Mary's Cemetery
Julia Broderick
102.13
Timothy F. Creedon
102.13
Andrew Cronan
204.25
Jeremiah Lynch
102.13
Eugene S. McCarthy
102.13
Edmund S. Russell
102.13
Hannah Sullivan
102.13
Thomas B. Sheehan
102.13
Patrick Sullivan
102.13
John Walsh
51.06
Thomastown Cemetery
Josiah H. Thomas
166.12
Col. Stephen Thomas
82.93
Marcia E. Thurston
74.25
Atwood Lot Betsey A. Kinnicutt
184.10
Total
$21,422.20
CEMETERY TRUST FUNDS MIDDLEBORO SAVINGS BANK
Central Cemetery
Obed Allen
$82.45
Harding C. Angus
109.79
Sarah E. Bartlett
118.80
T. H. & H. A. Besse
113.42
Andrew J. Bisbee
110.60
Samuel S. Bourne
126.35
Rufus J. Brett
109.75
202
S. L. Brett
101.67
C. C. Briggs
52.52
Frederick O. Burgess
62.91
Alvin W. Laura & W. F. Caswell
109.41
Arthur Champlin
104.68
C. W. Clark
111.73
M. Alice Clark
105.67
Joseph W. Cobb
116.62
Chas. A. Cole
21.83
Robert V. Cole
89.47
Rev. H. C. Coombs
106.64
Lydia B. Cushing
52.55
Mary Day
26.34
William L. Dean
109.65
William Downing
76.37
Mr. & Mrs. James Dowsing
53.06
Mary E. Drake
118.26
Hannah S. Drew
114.83
Ziba Eaton
110.93
Rev. George C. Fairbanks
106.72
David H. Farrar
113.82
N. N. Fenno
113.64
Charles Forsberg
105.19
S. B. Gibbs
109.39
Gilmore lot
115.43
William A. Greene
78.92
William M. Haskins
130.30
George H. Hermann
111.72
Henry M. Hodges
111.94
Jesse Holmes
104.68
R. B. Holmes
118.73
Jacob Johnson
79.22
B. F. Jones
108.63
Sarah P. Jones
108.72
Henry C. Keith
108.72
Clara S. Kelley
118.89
203
Eliza H. Kelley
120.15
E. F. King
209.30
William A. King
112.21
Calvin D. Kingman
106.14
John B. Knowland
111.33
Robert W. Lashures
114.17
Otis Leach
113.56
James Allen Leonard
158.24
Lewis Lincoln
239.92
Thomas J. Lovell
113.49
John N. Main
107.83
J. P. McCully
109.11
Alden Miller
114.95
Susan Millerd
104.45
Mrs. Roger Nuttall
102.75
Sophronia P. Osborne
112.83
Alvin Pease
110.36
Joseph L. Pease
108.24
David D. Perkins
80.17
Florence B. Perkins
54.64
Esther A. Phinney
147.39
Lizzie P. Pierce
114.17
T. W. Pierce
110.32
C. Allen Porter
121.55
Arthur H. Pratt
108.41
Alfred Randall
115.72
Aaron Raymond
115.35
Lucy A. Raymond
110:77
Mary A. Raymond
110.86
Mary F. Raymond
104.63
Abiethar Reed
106.04
George W. Rich
110.47
Albert A. Savery
55.75
Jairus H. Shaw
52.74
William Nelson Shaw
108.90
J. H. Sherman
105.23
George W. Smith
106.43
204
Walter H. Smith
105.45
Jacob G. Sparrow
116.22
Louisa Spooner
116.55
Charles Stansel
105.61
Edwin F. H. Stevens
113.17
Swett & Hartwell
105.80
H. S. Sylvester
142.57
Isaiah S. Swift
109.74
Reuben T. Taylor
120.80
Abraham Thomas
104.49
Eliphalet Thomas
52.74
L. S. Thomas & Jas. A. Thomas
106.60
Lydia N. Thomas -
111.91
Ira Thomas
107.19
Allerton Thompson
120.68
Mr. Lehman (Tinkham Lot)
62.68
B. F. Tripp
115.94
Ward lot
116.72
Azel Washburn
133.14
William Washburn
52.79
Flora A. Weston
52.74
Alvin White
165.44
Chauncy D. White
111.86
Sarah D. White
975.59
Central & Nemasket Cemetery
Joseph & Nathaniel Leonard, etc. 630.25
Central & No. Middleboro Cemetery
Everett Robinson 709.16
Central & So. Middleboro Cemetery
Matthew H. Cushing 505.48
Fall Brook Cemetery Ichabod F. Atwood & Harvey C. Thomas 304.89
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Ivis Deane 350 250
Staswelt Geo Deanc. 200 alton Cuajo 41.00 205
Scompar den
4.02 Csgo Eddy 5.00 Haskell 4.00
Gilbert Pierce Cemetery Gilbert Pierce Cemetery
82.52
Green Cemetery
ford 152.75
Grover, John & Deborah Bennett
131.82
5.00
Ira Bryant
109.85
5,50
Rebecca Bryant
111.03
5,00
Nelson Cobb
82.66
Andrew Freeman
110.67
Thomas Gammons
110.83
. Branch Harlow
175.18
James Gilbert Nichols
52.95
William Pratt
107.21
4:00
Julia M. Wood & Caroline Robbins
55.05
3.00
Mrs. Darius Smith
115.86
Ira Smith
110.11
4.00
James & Moses Smith
100.00
Gustavus L. Swift
227.05
Priscilla Starbuck
161.42
J. B. & I. H. Thompson
200.60
22.00
Lydia R. Thompson
118.20
R. Francis Thompson
110.21
4.00
H. N. Wilbur
112.40
4.00
David Wood
130.46
Hill Cemetery
-
B. P. Wood
152.00
Cornelius B. Wood
236.50
Thomas Wood
148.36
Nemasket Hill Cemetery
Isaac I. Bump
113.86
J. F. Casey
209.46
W. D. Cornish
222.57
Samuel Cushman
27.11
Azel Eaton
116.40
Joshua M. Eddy
163.97
3.75
5.50
4.00
30,50
2.00
7.00
6.00
5,00
4,00
4,00
286.00
257 2.6 2 8 3.
206
Austin Ford
52.71
Fred M. Foye
103.58
Lucy T. Fuller
232.49
Bartholomew Galfre
102.75
William Whittemore Goss
114.88
Howland lot
52.25
Mary MacKenzie
163.96
Walter Orcutt
108.76
Henry F. Pope
153.05
L. B. & S. Pratt
154.14
Arthur I. Randall
426.03
Sophronia L. Reed
52.99
Louis Ritter
80.97
Rhoda J. Savery
168.19
William Shiverick
252.36
Charles Soule
157.44
George W. Stetson
112.05
T. S. Theobald
52.66
Edmund Thompson
52.78
Franklin S. Thompson
115.35
Oliver H. Thompson
159.94
Benjamin C. Tinkham
62.05
Edward F. Tinkham
294.34
Ira C. Tinkham
113.42
N. M. Tinkham
110.80
Agnes Tribou
121.49
Josiah C. Tribou
108.51
Hannah C. Warren
52.63
John Warren
53.07
A. H. Washburn
214.84
Philander Washburn
110.34
Thomas Weston
238.88
Ellen T. Wood
155.43
Julia M. Wood
147.61
L. L. Wood
532.12
Nelson & Albert Wood
130.76
Priscilla Wood
55.42
207
No. Middleboro Cemetery
Sumner Keith
143.30
Levi Morse Jared Pratt
113.61
261.37
Roswell Waldron & Benjamin Barrows
283.18
Pierce Cemetery
G. N. Kern
22.85
Purchade Cemetery
Andrew L. Alden
61.55
Joseph Dyer
131.04
Lysander Richmond
218.15
Rock Cemetery
C. N. Atwood
142.45
Deborah Carver
214.72
Orlando F. Carver
104.25
Maria F. Chace
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