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Our chief worry this past year was the gypsy moth. Early in the year we realized that the infestation of this caterpillar would be heavy, because of the great amount of the egg masses encountered as we creosoted them throughout the town. This work of applying creosote to the egg clusters carried through from Jan- uary until early May, when they hatched into caterpillar form. Because of ideal weather conditions, the hatch was one of the largest we have experienced in years. Not only was Middleboro hard hit, but according to the State Supervisor, practically his whole district was in the same condition.
As this season of the year approached our spray equipment was brought into play. As is the custom, we offered our spray equipment to orchardists, cranberry men and others desiring this service at a nominal charge for men and time. Because of the fact, however, that
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our funds had been somewhat curtailed, our work of spraying the roadsides and woodland was not as efficient as in the past. Much time, nevertheless, was devoted to keeping our main roadsides free from this unsightly pest by an application of an arsenical spray.
During this spray period it was necessary also to spray the elms throughout the town to aid in controlling the elm leaf beetle. This pest was not quite as apparent here in Middleboro as in the preceding year of 1935.
No trace was found of the Brown Tail moth during the spray season, as these webs had been clipped wherever found during the hibernating period the previous winter.
The tent caterpillar situation was normal and the department applied an arsenical spray wherever these pests appeared in the early spring.
The Satin moth has not been found to any noticeable degree since the extreme cold during the winters of 1934 and 1935.
During the late summer, as the Gypsy moth pupated and then changed into moth form, we realized that we are due for another heavy infestation of this pest. Throughout the Rock, South Middleboro, Thomastown, East Middleboro sections, and even in the central part of the town, and to a small degree in North Middleboro, the egg masses have been located. The department has been spending the fall and early winter months in creosoting them wherever possible. With the approach of the new year, we are to be aided in this creosote work by a WPA moth project.
The department has recently painted the buildings housing our equipment, and it becomes apparent that the buildings will soon need re-roofing.
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I should like to stress the desirability of adequate funds to permit the employment of extra help during the spray period, which was not possible during 1936, but had always been possible in past years.
With the exception of our 400-gallon F. & G. sprayer, all equipment is in good condition. It would seem advisable to replace this sprayer, purchased in 1911, with a new one.
In closing, I wish to thank the town officers and the citizens of Middleboro for all assistance and considera- tion given this department during the past year.
Very respectfully,
GEORGE WARD STETSON, Local Moth Supt.
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REPORT OF STATE AUDITOR
THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Department of Corporations and Taxation Division of Accounts State House, Boston
November 17, 1936
To the Board of Selectmen Mr. Lewis F. Harding, Chairman Middleboro, Massachusetts
Gentlemen :
I submit herewith my report of an audit of the books and accounts of the town of Middleboro for the period from April 21, 1932, to June 27, 1936, made in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 44, General Laws. This is in the form of a report made to me by Mr. Herman B. Dine, Assistant Director of Accounts.
Very truly yours, THEODORE N. WADDELL,
Director of Accounts.
TNW:MC-R
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Mr. Theodore N. Waddell, Director of Accounts, Department of Corporations and Taxation, State House, Boston.
Sir :
In accordance with your instructions, I have made an audit of the books and accounts of the town of Middleborough for the period from April 21, 1932, the date of the previous audit, to June 27, 1936, and submit the following report thereon :
The financial transactions, as recorded on the books of the several departments receiving or disbursing money for the town or committing bills for collection, were examined and checked with the records in the accountant's office. ,
Accounting Department .- The books and accounts of the town accountant were examined and checked in detail. The recorded receipts were verified by a com- parison with the treasurer's books and with the records in the several departments making the original charges. The disbursements as recorded were checked with the warrants authorizing the treasurer to disburse town funds and with the payments as shown by the treas- urer's books. Approved vouchers and pay-rolls were examined and checked with the books of original entry, and the recorded appropriations and transfers voted by the town were verified by a comparison with the town clerk's records of town meetings.
The general and appropriation ledger were analyzed and a balance sheet, showing the financial condition
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of the town as of June 27, 1936, was prepared and is appended to this report.
It is recommended that the town accountant, at the beginning of each year, remove and properly bind to- gether all ledger sheets pertaining to the financial transactions of the past year, using new sheets for the several ledger accounts each year. This procedure will make the accounts of prior years readily available for examination and will reduce the time heretofore re- quired to analyze the ledger accounts of previous years.
Treasurer's and Collector's Department .- The books and accounts of the town treasurer and collector, as treasurer, were examined and checked in detail. The recorded receipts were analyzed and compared with the several departmental records of payments to the treasurer and with other sources from which money was paid into the town treasury. The disbursements were checked with the warrants authorizing the treas- urer to pay out town funds and with the accountant's books.
The payments on account of debt and interest were verified by a comparison with the amounts falling due.
The cash book additions were verified throughout for the period covered by the audit, the cash balance on June 27, 1936, being proved by a reconciliation of the bank balances with statements furnished by the banks in which town funds are deposited and by actual count of the cash in the office.
The savings bank books and securities representir 3 the investments of the several trust funds in the custouy of the treasurer were personally examined, and found to be in agreement with the treasurer's and the accoun- tant's books.
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The tax title accounts were examined. The amounts transferred from the tax and assessment accounts were checked and verified, and adjusting entries were made bringing the tax title account into agreement with the treasurer's and the accountant's records.
The books and accounts of the treasurer and collec- tor, as collector, were examined and checked. The com- mitments of taxes and assessments were analyzed and compared with the assessor's warrants committing the taxes for collection, the recorded abatements were checked with the assessor's record of abatements granted, and the payments to the treasurer were veri- fied. The outstanding accounts were listed and proved to the accountant's ledger balance, being further verified by mailing notices to a number of persons whose names appeared on the books as owing money to the town. From the replies received it appears that the accounts, as listed, are correct.
The commitments of departmental accounts were ex- amined. The payments to the treasurer were compared with the treasurer's record of receipts, the abatements were checked to the departmental records of abate- ments granted, and the outstanding accounts were listed and proved to the accountant's ledger accounts.
Town Clerk's Department .- The town clerk's records of receipts from dog, sporting and other licenses, as well as from permits, recording fees, etc., were exam- ined and checked, the payments to the State and the town treasurer being verified and the cash on hand July 23, 1936, being proved by actual count.
Public Welfare Department .- The records of the pub- lic welfare department of charges to other cities and towns and to the State for aid rendered were examined, and commitments, payments to the treasurer, and abate- ments being checked to the collector's and the accoun- tant's books.
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The records of receipts of the town infirmary were examined, the payments to the treasurer being verified.
Health Department. The records of collections of the health department on account of licenses issued were examined, and the payments to the treasurer were checked with the treasurer's and the accountant's books.
Library Department .- The records of receipts on ac- count of fines, books, etc., were examined. The recorded payments were verified by a comparison with the treas- urer's and the accountant's books and the cash on hand on August 13, 1936, was proved by actual count.
Water Department .- The financial records of the water department were examined and checked. The records of charges were added and compared with the amounts committed, the abatements were checked and verified, the collections as recorded were proved by a comparison with the treasurer's and the accountant's books, and the outstanding accounts were listed and proved. Further verification of the outstanding ac- counts was made by mailing notices to a number of persons whose names appeared on the books as owing money to the town, and from the replies received it appears that the accounts, as listed, are correct.
Municipal Light Department .- The records of the mu- nicipal light department were examined and checked. The departmental records of accounts receivable were analyzed and compared with the collector's and the accountant's books, the records of collections were com- pared with the treasurer's receipts, and the outstanding accounts were listed and reconciled with the accoun- tant's ledger accounts.
The deposit account was checked with the records on file in the light department.
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Thomas S. Pierce Fund Trustees. The books and accounts of the trustees under the will of Thomas S. Pierce were examined and checked in detail. The in- vestments were personally examined and listed, the transactions were verified, and the cash on hand on July 31, 1936, was verified by actual count. In connec- tion with trust fund investments, attention is called to the provisions of Section 54, Chapter 44, General Laws.
Library Trust Fund Trustees .- The savings bank books and securities representing the investment of the several funds in the custody of the trustees were exam- ined and listed. The income was proved and the dis- bursements were checked with the original vouchers and cancelled checks on file.
Maria L. H. Pierce Drinking Fountain Fund Trustees.
The savings bank books and securities representing the investments of the Maria L. H. Pierce Drinking Fountain Fund in the custody of the trustees were ex- amined and listed. The income was proved and the transfers to the town were verified by a comparison with the treasurer's and the accountant's books.
Surely Bonds .- The surety bonds of the town man- ager, town clerk, treasurer and collector, deputy collec- tor, the town manager's clerk were examined and found to be in proper form.
Conclusion .- In addition to the departments and accounts mentioned, the accounts of all other depart- ments receiving money or committing bill for collec- tion were examined and checked.
Appended to this report, in addition to the balance sheet, are schedules showing a reconciliation of the treasurer's cash, tables showing the transactions of the several trust funds, and summaries of the tax, special assessment, tax title, departmental, water, and muni- cipal light accounts.
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During the progress of the audit, co-operation was received from all the town officials, for which, on behalf of my assistants and for myself, I wish to express appreciation.
Respectfully submitted, HERMAN B. DINE, Assistant Director of Accounts.
BALANCE SHEET-JUNE 27, 1936
Revenue Accounts
ASSETS
LIABILITIES AND RESERVES
Cash in Banks and Office
$63,242.00
Temporary Loans: In Anticipation of Revenue 1935
$100,000.00
Petty Cash Advance: Town Clerk
5.00
Cemetery Trust Fund Income
63.19
Accounts Receivable :
Town Clerk's Dog Licenses Tailings
1,339.24
Levy of 1934
$1,279.67
Reserve for Petty Cash
5.00
Levy of 1935
71,406.33
State Tax
14,400.00
Levy of 1936
299,752.05
Hospital Care-Civil War Veterans' Tax
161.60
Auditing Municipal Accounts Tax
97.12
Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes :
Levy of 1933
$19.57
Levy of 1934
10.25
Levy of 1935
343.07
Levy of 1936
1,001.23
Municipal Light Department :
Tax Titles
3,714.43
Construction
15,936.78
Town Possessions-Tax Title
Depreciation
22,928.53
Foreclosures
862.17
Deposits
1,200.67
Departmental:
72,487.60
Old Fire Station
$90.00
Reserve Fund-Overlay Surplus
245.84
Forest Fires
69.98
Moth
105.56
Overlay-Reserved for Abatement of Taxes: Levy of 1936 3,968.98
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State Parks and Reservations Tax
161.70
County Tax
16,347.39
Revenue Appropriations
222,930.03
1,374.12
Operation
$32,421.62
Fire
58.00
271.80
Taxes :
372,438.05
Health
1,066.84 303.86
Revenue Reserved Until Collected : Motor Vehicle Excise Tax
$1,374.12
Highway
12.40
Tax Title
4,576.60
Public Welfare
3,303.89
Departmental
16,531.41
Old Age Assistance
2,611.45
Soldiers' Relief
767.21
Municipal Light
17,825.59
7,989.00
Water
2,774.82
16,531.41
46.00
Municipal Light -. Rates
17,825.59
Revenue 1936 Surplus Revenue
89,149.51
Water Rates
$2,495.33
Water Miscellaneous
148.61
Water Liens Added to Taxes
130.88
2,774.82
Estimated Receipts to be Collected
85,551.58
Overlay Deficits :
Levy of 1934
$10.98
Levy of 1935
83.66
94.64
Overdrawn Accounts :
Town Reports and Incidentals
$2.40
W. P. A. Projects :
Tree Trimming
39.03
Wood Cutting
30.68
Sewing
34.04
Vital Statistics
219.48
Stone Street
18.10
343.73
$564,757.54
$564,757.54
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Sewers
School Interest-Water Construction 153.22
43,082.54
. Non-Revenue Accounts
Cash Accounts Receivable : Federal Grant
$9,129.30 Temporary Loan-In Anticipation of Federal Grant $9,000.00
9,200.00
Appropriation Balances: Centrifugal Pumping Unit
$44,28
Pierce Street Water Mains 106.31
Police Station and Court House 8,978.71
9,129.30
Federal Grant Revenue
200.00
$18,329.30
$18,329.30
Debt Accounts
Net Funded or Fixed Debt
$132,600.00
New High School Loan
$60,000.00
Police Station and Court House Loan
34,350.00
Water Loan
13,000.00
Pumping Unit Loans
2,750.00
Water Extension Loan
8,000.00
Pierce Street Water Mains Loan
3,500.00
Municipal Relief Loan
11,000.00
$132,600.00
$132,600.00
Trust and Investment Accounts
Trust and Investment Funds-Cash and Securities : In Custody of Treasurer
M. L. H. Pierce Charity Fund $3,798.74 Enoch Pratt Library Fund 10,699.26
$77,902.46
Timothy F. Canty Fund 74.92
In Custody of Trustees
3,999.54 Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds
59,329.54
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In Custody of Library Trustees In Custody of Pierce Fund Trustees
5,404.06 583,127.91
Water Investment Fund 4,000.00
$77,902.46 3,999.54
Drinking Fountain Fund Copeland Library Fund
$3,142.60
Harriett G. Beal Library Fund
1,000.00
Harriett C. Pierce Library Fund
500.00
Library Fund Income
761.46
5,404.06
Thomas S. Pierce, General Fund Thomas S. Pierce Library Fund 52,178.47
$530,949.44
583,127.91
$670,433.97
$670,433.97
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REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES UNDER THE WILL OF THOMAS S. PEIRCE
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen, Town of Middleborough, Mass.
Gentlemen :
We hand you herewith report of the Trustees under the will of Thomas S. Peirce for the fiscal year ending December 31, 1936.
This report shows the condition of the two funds held by us as Trustees and statements itemizing the receipts and disbursements of these funds.
FUND HELD IN TRUST FOR USE AND BENEFIT OF TOWN OF MIDDLEBOROUGH
Stocks-Inventory value $174,463.95
Bonds-Inventory value
33,628.75
Mortgages and Notes
150,341.85
Real Estate
130,027.94
Real Estate under foreclosure.
28,712.45
Furnishings and Fixtures at Ne- masket House
42.50
Cabinet at Public Library
100.00
Office Equipment
165.50
Savings Bank Deposits :
Worcester
$1,000.00
Wareham
2,000.00
Quincy
1,000.00
4,000.00
Cash
4,466.54
$525,949.48
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Income Account
Receipts
Rentals
$6,900.45
Dividends
5,262.00
Interest
9,689.35
Sundries
360.76
$22,212.56
Disbursements
Salaries, Trustees and Clerk. $2,679.84
Janitor
1,200.00
Insurance
429.81
Repairs-Labor and Material
1,079.86
Fuel
821.04
Light
61.27
Water
234.48
Sundries
427.91
6,934.21
Net income for the year 1936
$15,278.35
Balance on hand January 1, 1936
572.60
$15,850.95
Paid for Use and Benefit of the Town
Bates School Manual Training .... $719.17
High School Commercial Dept ..... 1,039.00
Peirce Street-Water Mains 1,500.00
Public Playground Development 60.17
Public Playground Supplies 95.27
Public Playground Attendants 70.69
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Courthouse Const. Project
6,002.00
Courthouse Grading Project
60.00
Courthouse Notes and Interest
3,635.85
13,182.15
Balance on hand, January 1, 1937
$2,668.80
Fund Held in Trust for the Middleborough Public Library
Bonds-Inventory Value $26,865.00
Stocks-Inventory Value 9,509.71
Collateral Note 2,000.00
Savings Bank Deposits.
11,026.85
$49,401.56
Total Income for the year :
Interest on Bonds, etc.
$2,064.38
Total Payments to the Treasurer
of Public Library 2,064.38
Respectfully submitted,
ARTHUR D. BENSON, FREDERICK S. WESTON, FLETCHER CLARK, JR., Trustees under the will of Thomas S. Peirce.
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REPORT OF ASSESSORS
To the Honorable Board of Solectmen, Middleborough, Massachusetts.
Gentlemen:
The annual report of the Board of Assessors for the year ending December 31, 1936, is respectfully submitted herewith.
RECAPITULATION
Town Appropriations
$411,627.78
1929 Overlay
333.92
1931 Overlay
35.19
1932 Overlay
47.95
1933 Overlay
566.54
1934 Overlay
4,201.90
1935 Overlay
427.79
1936 Overlay
4,007.33
State Assessments:
State Tax
14,400.00
Auditing Municipal Accounts Tax
97.12
State Parks and Reservations
161.70
Hospital or Home Care for Civil War Veterans
161.60
County Assessments:
County Tax
16,347.39
Tuberculosis Hospital
4,183.83
Total
$456,600.04 $456,600.04
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
Income Tax
$27,499.29
Corporation Taxes
4,061.29
Race Tracks Distribution
576.00
Motor Vehicle Excise
14,474.80
Licenses
9,093.75
Fines
1,676.00
General Government
1,709.29
Protection of Persons and Property
1,404.77
Health and Sanitation
2,139.68
Highways
67.06
Charities
23,449.21
Old Age Assistance
12,521.59
Soldiers Benefits
510.24
Schools
16,647.88
Libraries
434.50
Public Service Enterprises (Water Dept.)
26,668.83
Unclassified
296.75
Dog Licenses
1,553.54
Interest on Taxes and Assessments
6,653.24
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Reimbursement, State Owned Lands
100.14
Dental Clinic 10.00
Total Estimated Receipts
$151,547.85 $151,547.85
Net amount raised by taxation on polls and property $305,052.19
Number of polls, 2,798 at $2.00 each $5,596.00
Total Valuation, $7,964,255; tax rate, $37.60: Property Tax
299,455.99
Gain on account of fractional divisions of tax rate .20
Total amount of all taxes listed in the Collector's Commitment list for the year 1936 $305,052.19
TAXES
Value of buildings, excluding land
$4,943,070.00
Value of land, excluding buildings 2,339,695.00
Total Value of Real Estate $7,282,765.00 Tax $273,832.15
Value of assessed Stock in Trade
$179,840.00
Value of assessed Machinery
167,325.00
Value of assessed Live Stock
75,995.00
Value of All Other Tangible Personal Pro- perty
258,330.00
Total Value of Personal Estate $681,490.00 Tax $25,624.04
Total Value of All Assessed Property on Jan- uary 1, 1936
$7,964,255.00 Tax $299,456.19
Value of Omitted Assessments December 11.
1,600.00 Tax 60.16
Total Value of All Assessed Property on Dec.
$7,965,855.00 Tax $299,516.35 31, 1936
MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE
Number of Motor Vehicles assessed
3,297
Value, of Motor Vehicles assessed
$631,170.00
Tax on Vehicles assessed $16,952.23
Rate $33.38
STATISTICS
Number of persons, partnerships and corporations assessed on real estate, 2,430
Number assessed on personal estate
582
Total number of persons, partnerships and corpora- tions assessed
2,660
Number of horses assessed
127
Number of cows assessed
912
Number of sheep assessed
28
Number of neat cattle assessed
133
Number of fowl assessed
33,315
Number of foxes assessed
6
Number of goats assessed
7
256
Number of swine assessed 1
Number of dwelling houses assessed
2,128
Number of acres of land assessed
37,384
SUMMARY OF ALL TAXES COMMITTED IN 1936
Commitment on Property and Polls, June 26, 1936. $305,052.19
Commitment on Polls, June 7, 1936 26.00
Commitment on Polls, June 27, 1936 20.00
Commitment on Polls, July 30, 1936
4.00
Commitment on Polls, Sept. 1, 1936
16.00
Commitment on Polls, Sept. 28, 1936
14.00
Commitment on Polls, Oct. 16, 1936
32.00
Omitted Assessments, Dec. 11, 1936
60.16
$305,224.35
ABATEMENTS
Taxes abated in 1936 have been as follows:
Levy of 1934 abated in 1936
$1,995.87
Levy of 1935 abated in 1936
2,212.28
Levy of 1936 abated in 1936
4,116.66
Total Abatements on polls and property $8,324.81
Total Abatements on Motor Vehicles
1,727.78
$10,052.59
PROPERTY EXEMPT FROM TAXATION
Property of the Commonwealth
$29,600.00
Property of literary, benevolent, and charitable in- stitutions
173,210.00
United States Post Office
105,000.00
Churches
324,170.00
Cemeteries
52,210.00
Schools
357,320.00
Town Hall
154,900.00
Library
88,220.00
Fire Department
89,930.00
Electric Light and Gas
347,430.00
Middleboro Home
29,500.00
Water Department
341,820.00
Town Barn
27,020.00
Lots owned by the Town
125,440.00
Peirce Trustees' Property
95,595.00
Total Value of Exempt Property $2,341,365.00
BENJAMIN C. SHAW, HARRISON F. SHURTLEFF, FRED F. CHURBUCK,
Assessors.
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TRUST FUNDS IN CUSTODY OF TOWN TREASURER December 31, 1936
Maria L. H. Pierce Charity Fund :
Savings Account $3,798.74
Enoch Pratt Library Fund :
Savings Account
668.75
City of Troy, N. Y., Bonds
5,000.00
Kansas City Terminal R. R. Bonds
5,000.00
$14,467.49
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
$102.51
Sylvanus Barrows and Reland F. Barrows
138.42
John Barden
105.00
Edwin C. Bryant
228.51
A. P. Caswell
106.03
James C. Clifford
102.00
Andrew Cole
102.08
James Cole
103.39
Richard Cox
104.35
Edward H. Cromwell
101.92
William E. Crosby
103.95
Josiah C. Cushing
262.59
Edwin B. Dorrance, et al
157.35
Arlon R. Dustin 51.96
Andrew M. Eaton
104.41
Rose Egger and Frederick Southwick
109.03
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Mrs. Albert Erickson
51.28
Axel E. Fagerberg
111.39
John Fagerberg
51.25
Albert F. Finney
102.65
Emma L. Fitch
102.94
William J. Francis
102.43
Lizzie Gibbs
52.40
Mary F. Glasse
102.13
John B. Griffith
111.95
Annie B. Hatch
107.75
Simeon Hathaway
105.74
Warden Hathaway
102.50
Annie M. Keedwell
105.80
Capt. George H. Keene
102.43
Albert R. C. Keyes
102.47
Bernard Kraus
100.63
Samuel Lapre
50.64
Arnold Leach
52.31
James Livingston
102.83
G. E. H. Lovell
104.76
Mary A. MacDaniel
114.89
Benjamin S. MacLaughlin
105.58 .
Arthur C. MacMann
102.56
Josiah E. or Ida Magoon
76.51
John R. Merrick
51.16
Clara S. Metcalf
107.10
Albert F. Mitchell
104.21
Ebenezer Nelson
76.64
Simeon L. Nickerson
104.98
Susan R. Noreville
102.75
E. S. Ober
106.84
Willard Osborne
105.60
A. Judson Partridge
102.53
Capt. Job Peirce
104.21
Arad Perkins
102.59
Josephine Perkins
586.36
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Andrew J. Pickens
102.82
Ebeneezer Pickens
102.84
James M. Pickens
102.66
John B. Ramsdell
51.15
Sylvanus W. Reed
102.26
John D. Rockwell
51.16
Harriett H. Rogers
103.92
Amanda S. Rossiter
104.43
Albert A. Savery
51.31
Louise Seymore
103.71
Albert Shaw
109.71
Joshua Sherman
102.41
Ephriam Simmons, et al
156.25
George F. Sisson
52.38
George Soule
102.47
Arabella L. Southworth
107.05
Hartley A. Sparrow
46.06
Jacob G. Sparrow
101.89
Henry E. Standish
108.29
Chas. L. and Mary E. Starkey
102.71
Myron R. Sturges
102.74
William Swift
104.21
Charles M. Thatcher
105.98
Jason F. Thurston
51.28
Charles A. Tinkham
102.71
Margaret J. Tinkham
103.80
John Walley
51.27
Elnathan Wilbur
156.53
Henrietta Wilmot
104.40
Clara F. Willis
105.85
Ida Woodward
104.88
Fall Brook Cemetery :
Joshua A. Bishop
167.77
Highland Street Cemetery :
Hannah E. Sherman 107.55
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Hope Rest Cemetery : Joanna S. Ryder 108.31
Marion Road Cemetery :
Isaac and Lydia Cushman 192.09
No. Middleboro Cemetery :
Earl Henry Cushman
141.19
Oliver Eaton 328.06 .
William C. Holbrook
107.50
Richard Howes and Daniel Alden
740.56
Abiathia W. and Justin Leonard
109.45
Thomas Jefferson Pratt
500.00
Zebulon Pratt
288.60
Cora A. Whitmarsh
257.74
Purchade Cemetery :
David Alden 166.11
So. Middleboro Cemetery :
Ephraim A. Hunt
50.96
Nathaniel F. Shurtleff
203.78
John E. Smith
50.96
Lyman P. Thomas
101.73
John Tinkham
50.96
Isaiah Thomas Wilbur and Sherman E. Ellis 101.89
Wappanucket Cemetery :
James Cole
131.61
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