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additional recording, 15 00
cash for postage and stat'y, 20 57
expressing, 4 00
"., atlas,
10 00
registering births, deaths, &c., 144 40
John Hall, keys, I 50
ringing bell, 52 00
returning deaths, 40 00
use of horse, 1 00
J. Q. A. Field, cash paid as follows : - *
for stamps and postage, 14 19
telegrams, I 27
trav. expenses (tax cases),
2 13
killing dog, 50
use of horse and carriage, 108 00
H. F. Barker use of horse and carriage, 100 00 cash paid for trav. expenses, 9 20
$2,532 91
CR. By cash, reward refunded, $15 00
$2,517 91
Expenses,
$2,517 91
Appropriation,
2,000 00
Expenses more than appropriation,
$517 91
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TOWN HALL.
DR.
Paid Citizens' Gas Light Co., gas, $552 50
globes and burners, 4 80
Grenville Brooks, fuel, 5 00
Cyrus Patch, coal,
44 09
S. T. Williams & Co., coal,
79 24
William A. Hodges, wood,
3 50
Thomas Beal,
3 50
James Bowen, charcoal,
3 50
Michael Doherty, “
3 20
E. Packard & Co., sawdust,
3 00
P. H. Gavin, stock and labor,
14 70
C. C. Brackett,
6 10
C. F. Pierce,
35 60
Ewell & Josephs,
15 96
Peter B. Turner,
6 77
John W. Hersey,
1 00
Jacob Flint, care of selectmen's room,
57 62
hall,
55 75
66 «washing windows,
I 50
John H. Veazie, alcohol, 90
J. McDonald, carting ashes, &c., 2 25
H. A. Hall, spittoons,
4 50
Whitney & Nash, brooms, &c.,
2 85
Ewell & Josephs, brush, &c.,
5 63
$920 96
CR.ª
By cash received for rent of rooms,
$300 00
use of hall,
585 50
Amount of cash paid,
$920 96
received,
885 50
$885 50
Expenses more than receipts,
$35 46
D. H. Bills, 7 50
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Town Hall, continued.
There is due for use of Town Hall, from
H. A. Marshall,
$8 00
E. C. Winneberger,
9 00
$17 00
The Town Hall has been used without pay forty-eight times during the past year, at an expense of about $288 00.
POLICE STATION.
DR ..
Paid W. M. French, superintendent, $150 00
C. F. Pierce, pails and repairs, 23 60
Ewell & Josephs, bedding,
$36 00
Mrs. M. Daley, washing blankets.
4 00
John W. Hersey, stock and labor,
9 50
W. H. French, 6 00
Richard Newcomb, closet,
5 00
W. A. Coffin, carting,
1 00
D. H. Bills, coal,
15 38
W. M. French, meals for 1,838 lodgers, 190 46
$440 94
CR.
By cash received from officers,
19 50
Total expense of police station, $421 44
The commitments to the police station for the year ending Feb. 1, 1877, were as follows : - For drunkenness,
43
larceny,
14
assault,
8
selling liquor,
2
breaking and entering,
4
lodgers provided for, 1,838
7
50
BRIDGES. HINGHAM. AND QUINCY BRIDGES. DR. Paid J. Q: A. Field, treas., assessm't (1876), $1,167 29 Jas. Humphrey, “ (1875), IO 77
$1,178 06
CR.
By cash from Charles Damon, old lumber, $17 76
T. J. Dunbar, damage to bridge, 16 75
Town of Hingham, assessment, 330 40
$364 91
NEPONSET BRIDGE.
$813 15
Paid Pratt & Co., lumber,
$971 87
Cyrus Balkam, labor, 290 45
George W. Berry, stock and labor,
27 20
John Donovan, straps and bolts,
2 85
H. B. Harding, sundries,
3 70
$1,296 07
Expenses,
$2,109 22
Appropriation,
1,500 00
$2,109 22
Expenses more than appropriation, $609 22
The expense of maintaining the Hingham and Quincy Bridges is borne by the towns of Quincy, Hingham and Wey- mouth. The assessment of Weymouth for 1876, amounting to $566 39, has been paid since Feb. 1, 1877, and reduces the actual cost of those Bridges, for the year, to $246 76.
The Trustees have on hand lumber at an appraised value of $536 50.
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STREET LAMPS.
Paid Globe Gas Light Co.,
$1,005 00
Citizens' Gas Light Co.,
1,443 75
E. A. Perkins,
27 00
E. W. Underwood,
4 50
J. L. Souther,
16 00
G. W. Billings,
I 25
Amos Churchill,
17 00
Stephen Maloney,
18 00
Owen Treanor,
16 00
George W. Brooks,
16 00
John McGowan,
16 00
John B. Bass,
16 00
Estate of J. A. Duggan,
16 00
A. B. Chamberlain,
9 33
E. W. Ellis,
67 50
Noah Cummings,
18 00
J. Q. A. Field,
18 00
$2,725 33
Appropriation,
$2,800 00
Expenses.
2,725 33
Expenses less than appropriation,
$74 67
STATE AID.
DR.
Due from State, Feb. 1, 1876, $6,370 71
Paid during year ending Feb. 1, 1877, 2,896 00
$9,266 71
CR.
By cash from State Treasurer, 3,372 13
balance due from State, Feb. 1, 1877,
2,896 00
balance of account, not allowed by State, 2,998 58
$9,266 71
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State Aid, continued.
The account rendered by the State to the end of 1875 is . given below. The balance there given ($404 46), has been paid and is included in the credit of $3,372 13, in the previous account.
Charged by town.
Reimbursed. $13,300 00
Balances. Disallowances.
1864,
$13,611 03
$311 03
$653 64
1865,
8,447 10
8,200 00
247 10
770 37
1866,
9,668 94
8,000 00
1,668 94
407 73
1867,
6,925 17
6,500 00
425 17
131 40
1868,
3,536 00
3,500 00
36 00
132 00
1869,
4,164 75.,
4,100 00
64 75
413 30
1870,
4,479 50
4,200 00
279 50
506 44
. 1871,
4,572 50
4,000 00
572 50
671 40
1872,
3,788 00
3,000 00
788 00
534 75
1873,
3,357 50
3,000 00
357 50
329 00
1874,
3,332 00
3,c61 34
270 66
270 66
1875,
3,069 80
2,967 67
102 13
102 13
$68,952 29
$63,829 OI
$5,123 28
$4,922 82
Charged by Town on returns,
$68,952 29
Reimbursed by State,
63,829 0I
Balances,
$5,123 28
Disallowed and suspended,
4,922 82
Balance,
$200 46
Additional allowance by State (1873),
204 00
$404 46
It will be seen from the above account of the State, that the large balances carried forward as an asset of the town for some years past have been nearly all disallowed or suspended. The town may possibly receive some small part of them, but the Selectmen do not consider it advisable to reckon upon the return of any portion. In the Schedule of Outstanding Ac- counts, they have considered as good only the amount paid by them during the past year ($2,596 00).
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State Aid, continued.
The apparent discrepancy between the two accounts, in the matter of amount due from the State and amount disallowed, is owing to the sum thrown out as worthless by the Auditors, in 1872, and which has not since been counted among the assets of the town.
TAXES (1875). George H. Locke, Collector. DR.
To amount of taxes unpaid Feb. 1, 1876,
as per last report, $4,762 75
CR.
By Cash paid town treasurer (abatements, $202 75), $4,212 25
balance, amount of taxes unpaid Feb. I, 1877, 550 50
$4762 75
TAXES (1876.)
Charles N. Baxter, Collector. DR.
To Town Tax,
$86,530 00
State
7,020 CÒ
County “
5,780 56
One-mill tax, for reduction of town debt, 7,533 14
Non-resident's bank-tax, 1,741 60
Overlayings,
3,166 33
-$111,771 63
Amount carried forward,
$111,771 63
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Taxes (1876), continued.
Amount brought forward,
$ILI,771 63
CR.
By cash paid town treasurer,
$97,349 36
discounts,
3,675 00
abatements,
1,252 36
· amount of taxes unpaid Feb. 1, 1877, 9,494 91
-$111,771 63
Appropriation for 1876,
$5,000 00
Discounts and abatements for 1876, 4,927 36
Less than appropriation, $72 64
The list of unpaid taxes can be found on page 67.
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Paid Henry Barker, treasurer, $3,200 00
Appropriation, $3,200 00
For further information concerning the Public Library ac- count, reference may be made to the report of the treasurer of the Board of Trustees.
COPYING BRAINTREE RECORDS.
Paid Lockwood, Brooks & Co., paper, $2 25
A. F. Spencer, copying, 25 20
L. S. Richardson, «
10 00
Charles N. Marsh, “ and expenses, 293 50
Nichols & Hall, binding,
18 00
Charles F. Howland, insurance, I 00
Appropriation,
$350 00
Expenses,
349 95
Expenses less than appropriation, 05
$349 95
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GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC, POST 88.
Paid W. W. Penniman, quartermaster, $200 00 Appropriation, $200 00
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT IN FOR TAXES. Paid George H. Locke, collector, as follows : - For property taxed to
Joseph Richardson, $1I 53
: Henry C. Cutter, 19 37
Joseph H. Beals, 118 78
postage and recording deeds, 3 24
$152 92
PURCHASE OF SAFE.
Paid Nathaniel C. Nash, safe, $350 00
Appropriation,
$400 00
Expense,
350 00
Expense less than appropriation,
$50 00
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.
Paid H. F. Barker, treasurer of committee, $600 00
Appropriation, $600 00
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VAGRANT ACCOUNT.
Paid George G. Souther, rent of land, $12 00
Daniel Dinegan, carting stone, 7 50
John McDonald, stone and carting, 25 00
Tirrell & Sons, saw-horses, &c.,
5 25
M. Sheehan, labor with team, I 50
Minot & Co., hammers and handles,
24 25
Macomber, Bigelow & Dowse, shovels,
13 50
Whitney & Nash, tools, 5 00
W. M. French, overseeing vagrants, 42 50
$136 50
Appropriation,
$200 00
Expenses,
136 50
Expenses less than appropriation,
$63 50
APPRAISAL OF TOOLS, STONE, ETC., ON HAND FEB. 1, 1877.
13 shovels,
$8 66
12 hammers,
20 00
2 saw-horses,
3 00
2 baskets, ·
1 00
I axe,
I 25
2 wood-saws,
2 00
stone,
30 00
$65 91
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APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1876.
Schools, teaching, fuel, and care,
$25,000 00
incidentals, including transporta- tion of pupils. 3,225 00
Alteration of Coddington schoolhouse, 3,500 00
Superintendent of schools, 2,000 00
Repairs of highways, 8,000 00
Removal of snow, and miscellaneous ex- penses of highways, 1,000 00
Survey of the bounds of highways and town roads, 400 00
Back bills on Foster Street, 180 00
Retaining walls on Willard and Cross Streets, 300 00
New streets at Wollaston,
1,850 00
Billings Street, 100 00
Adams Place,
100 00
Oak Street, 100 00
Widening Quincy Avenue,
500 00
Extension of Granite Place,
1,200 00
Fire Department,
4,500 00
for deficiency in 1875,
500 00
Purchase of hose-carriage,
800 00
Reservoir at North Quincy,
75 00
Support of poor,
6,000 00
Mount Wollaston Cemetery,
1,000 00
· Old Cemetery,
100 00
Decoration of soldiers' graves,
200 00
Repairs of town buildings,
500 00
Miscellaneous town expenses,
2,000 00
Pay of town officers,
2,750 00
Public Library,
3,200 00
Street Lamps,
2,800 00
Bridges,
1,500 00
Discount and abatement of taxes,
5,000 00
Interest on town debt,
6,500 00
Copying Braintree records,
350 00
Safe for town papers and records,
400 00
8
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Appropriations for 1876, continued.
Celebration of Fourth of July, $600 00
Expense under vagrant law, 200 00
Counsel fees, &c., in suit Nat'l Sailors' Home, 200 00
At the town meeting held Aug. 3, 1876, the town also voted to build two reservoirs, three water-ways and one engine-house at Wollaston, and to purchase an engine to be stationed at Wollaston, for all which no provision was made, except by authorizing the Town Treasurer to borrow money.
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ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES FOR THE ENSUING YEAR.
PREPARED BY THE SELECTMEN.
Support of poor,
$7,000 00
Repairs of town buildings,
500 00
Town officers,
3,500 00
Discount and abatement of taxes,
5,500 00
Interest on town debt,
5,500 00
Miscellaneous expenses,
2,500 00
Bridges,
1,800 00
Mount Wollaston Cemetery,
1,000 00
Old Cemetery,
100 00
Repairs of highways,
9,000 00
Removal of snow and miscellaneous ex-
penses of highways,
1,500 00
Decoration of soldiers' graves,
200 00
Public Library,
3,000 00
Fire Department,
6,000 co
Willard Street,
350 00
Defining street lines,
75 00
Police Station and Vagrant account,
500 00
Widening Quincy Avenue,
500 00
Street Lamps,
3,000 00
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SCHEDULE OF OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS DUE THE TOWN.
For support of poor as follows : -
State of Mass., for Mary Sanville,
$2 00
Mrs. Mahaney, 48 37
Francis King, 13 91
J. Goodall, 20 04
Edward Farmer, 12 72
$97 04
Town of Braintree, for Delia W. Hayden, $96 06
William Mulligan, 16 02
C .. F. Arnold, 4 50
116 58
Randolph, for L. P. Holbrook, $25 84
L. F. Leavitt, 13 83
39 67
Medford, for A. H. Daley,
71 63
Templeton, " J. Moran,
6 00
Fairhaven, " Mrs. West and family,
107 00
‹. Holbrook, “ Mrs. Goodwin,
29 60
City of Boston, for
Mrs. Gardner, 3 00
L. E. Johnson, 17 00
Mrs. C. Dunn, I 50
21 50
William Davenport, for A. N. Davenport,
445 76
Sumner Soule,
C. J. Soule,
80 55
James Kelley,
" Mary Flaherty,
43 35
Alfred Nye,
" Eugene Nye,
108 40
Edward Capen,
“. C. V. Saville,
193 63
E. Hayden, for goods furnished,
10 00
Patrick Curley, 17 65
Thomas H. Hayes, rent of land,
20 00
Town of Weymouth, acc. H. and Q. bridges,
566 39
Real estate bought in for taxes, 152 92
State Aid, due Feb. 1, 1877,
2,896 00
$5,023 67
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TREASURER'S REPORT. Horace B. Spear, Treasurer. DR.
To cash in treasury on settlement, Feb.
I, 1876, $16,219 72
Town of Braintree, support of poor, 93 20
Blackstone, 66
62 00
66 Tisbury, 20 08
Randolph, 66
20 38
66 Reading,
2 50
66 Milton, 66
.
42 00
66 Templeton,
37 82
66 Fairhaven,
57 00
Cohasset, .
33 00
City of
Boston,
25 00
66 Worcester, 66
59 37
66 Gloucester, 66
22 13
Town of Milton, one-half expense of building culvert on Hancock Street, 42 00
A. G. Durgin, liquor license in Feb- ruary, 1876, 50 00
Joseph N. Welsh, goods furnished,
3 00
Timothy O'Brien, coal
7 50
J. Wells, 2 32
William Davenport, support of Mrs. Davenport, II 35
Rufus Littlefield, support of George Littlefield, 44 00
Joseph T. French, auctioneer's license, 2 00
Joseph W. Lombard, .6 2 00
Circus licenses,
50 00
Billiard-room license,
4 00
Income from town hall,
585 50
Rent of rooms in town house,
300 00
Amount carried forward,
$17,797 87
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Treasurer's Report, continued.
Amount brought forward, $17,797 87
To William Hobart, rent of land, 1 00
C. C. Johnson, for loam, 75
Edward Turner, I 25
James Edwards,
30 75
Thomas Hinckley, for gravel,
4 20
W. H. French, " sand,
2 00
B. L. Crane, " street sweepings, 1
I 75
Dr. Jos. Underwood, for 66
2 50
Bryant Newcomb, " old iron,
5 37
E. B. Taylor, refunded for reward paid,
15 00
F. W. Parker, school books furnished scholars,
53 00
Old Colony Railroad, damage to Cross Street, 100 00
lots sold in Mt. Wollaston Cemetery, 150 00
labor on lots
599 25
66
in 1875,
57 00
hay sold from 66
60 00
assessment of non-resident owners of lots, 98 00
repair fund of lots in Mt. Wollaston Cemetery,
100 00
J. Q. Adams, rent of Rock Island two years, 20 00
Fines for violation of town by-laws,
20 00
Treasurer of trustees, Hingham and Quincy bridges, 364 91
W. M. French, use of lock-up, 19 50
E. B. Taylor, refunded by poor person, 12 53
Geo. H. Locke, collector of taxes, 1875, 4,212 25 Chas. N. Baxter, 1876, 97,349 36
Notes payable, borrowed in anticipa- tion of taxes,
34,150 00
J. Q. A. Field, board of Mary O'Hearn,
196 28
Amount carried forward, $155,424 52
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Treasurer's Report, continued.
Amount brought forward, $155,424 52
To State Treasurer, acc. State paupers, 21 00
aid, 3,372 13
Nat. bank tax, 2,079 25
Corporation tax,
3,255 95
interest on State tax,
40 95
income Mass. School
Fund, 265 17
County Treasurer, interest on county tax, 49 75
County Treasurer, dog licenses,
845 42
George H. Locke, collector, account interest on tax, 105 47
$165,459 61
CR.
By State treasurer, State tax, $7,020 00
Nat. bank tax,
2,462 17
one-fourth amount received for liquor license, 12 50
county treasurer, county tax,
5,780 56
H. Barker, treasurer public library, dog licenses,
845 42
Notes payable, borrowed in anticipation of taxes, 34,150 00 Woodward fund, 11,000 00
Interest, sundry persons on notes, 6,014 36
Town orders, 89,211 82
Balance in treasury, Feb. 1, 1877,
8,962 78
$165,459 61
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STATEMENT OF TOWN DEBT.
NOTES PAYABLE.
State of Massachusetts, due Dec. 9, 1878,
$ 5000 00
66
Nov. 1, 1881, 20,000 00
66
Dec. 9, 1883, 5,000 00
Mar. 23, 1884.
20,000 00
Dec. 9, 1888,
5,000 00
66
June 1, 1889,
10,000 00
Woodward Fund, on demand,
Interest accrued on the above notes,
1059 17
$83,059 17
CR.
By cash in the treasury, $8,962 78
Due as per schedule of outstanding ac-
counts, page 59,
5,023 67
Unpaid taxes 1875, as per list, page 67,
550 50
1876,
9,494 91
$24,031 86
Net amount of town debt, Feb. 1, 1877,
59,027 31
Net amount of town debt, Feb. 1, 1876,
$65,832 84
Feb. 1, 1877,
59,027 31
Decrease for the year, $6,805 53
Amount of one-mill tax for reduction of town debt, $7,533 14
corporation tax,
3,255 95
$ 10,789 09
Town notes paid,
$11,000 00
17,000 00
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WOODWARD FUND. CASH ACCOUNT.
HORACE B. SPEAR, Treasurer, in account with the Woodward Fund. DR.
To cash on hand, Feb. 1, 1876, $1,393.47
interest on Portland Water Co. bonds, 480 00
66
scrip, 38 64
City of Boston bonds, gold,
$200.00, premium $21.75, 221 75
interest on United States bonds, gold, $360.00, premium $31.05,
391 05
interest on Vt. & Can. R.R. bonds,
I20 00
6 City of Cleveland 140 00
66
Cambridge “ 90 00
" of sundry persons on loans, 287 00
" " Town of Quincy on notes,
1,509 38
rent, of Peter Butler, 1,000 00
Norfolk Mutual Fire Ins. Co., damage to barn by lightning, 17 00
D. J. Roach, for cedar posts, 2 00
Town of Quincy, note, 1,700 00 .
endorsed on note, 11,000 00
-- $18,390 29
CR.
By W. C. Strong for trees and setting, $38 83
repairs on buildings,
41 25
. stone and labor on Linden Place, surveying,
96 25
8 00
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co., rent of safe,
20 00
insurance on buildings,
26 00
Amounts carried forward,
$230 33 $18,390 29
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Woodward Fund, continued.
Amounts brought forward,
$230 33 $18,390 29
By loan to Town of Quincy, 1,700 00
I bond, City of Fall River,
1,075 00
3
Cambridge,
3,330 00
3
66 Lynn,
3,285 00
accrued interest on bonds, 76 17
14 shares Nat'l Mt. Wollaston Bank,
2,100 00
loans secured by mortgage,
2,300 00
2 United States bonds, 6's, 1881,
2.290 00
expenses,
100 26
Balance cash on hand,
1,903 53
+ $18,390 29
STATEMENT OF THE FUND, FEB. 1, 1877.
Personal Property received from estate of
Dr. Woodward, at appraisement, $30,089 83
Sale of land, 18,743 02
Sale of pews, 120 00
Income account,
24,742 68
$73,695 53
INVESTED AS FOLLOWS.
6 Bonds U. S. 6's, $1,000 each, at ap-
praisement, $7,020 00
8 Bonds Portland Water Co., $ 1,000 each, at appraisement, 8,000 00
3 Bonds Vt. & Can. R.R., $1,000 each, at appraisement, 3,030 00
5 Bonds Vt. Cen. R.R., $1,000 each, at appraisement, 4,000 00
6 Bonds Hartford & Erie R.R., $1000 each, at appraisement, 2,520 00
Notes secured by mortgage,
11,100 00
Loan to Town of Quincy,
17,000 00
Portland Water Co., interest scrip,
552 00
Amount carried forward, $53,222 00
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Woodward Fund, continued.
Amount brought forward, $53,222 00
2 Bonds City of Cleveland, $1,000 each, 2,060 00
4
Boston, $1,COO 4,430 00
I
Fall River, $1,000 "
1,075 00
3
Cambridge, $1,000 "
3,330 00
3
66
Lynn, $1,000
3,285 00
2 U. S. 6's, 1881, $1,COO 6. 2,290 00
14 shares National Mt. Wollaston Bank, 2,100 00
Cash deposited in bank, 1,903 53
$73,695 53
The Greenleaf Farm, and one pew in the Universalist Church.
Interest overdue on notes, $329 00
The above statement shows that personal property was re- ceived from the Executor of the will of Dr. Woodward, the appraised value of which at that time was $30,089.83. In this amount is included six Hartford & Erie Railroad Bonds, and three Vermont Central Railroad Bonds, the present market value of which is only about $1,200.
The last six months' interest due on the Vermont & Canada Railroad Bonds, which were also taken at the same time, has not been paid, and the bonds could not be disposed of at the pres- ent time without making a large loss.
A plan has been submitted to the several security holders of the Vermont Central & Vermont & Canada Railroads, which, if accepted, will probably increase the value of these Bonds. As so little would be realized if sold now, the Managers think it would be for the interest of the Fund to hold them.
HORACE B. SPEAR,
Treasurer.
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LIST OF UNPAID TAXES, FEB. 1, 1877.
TAXES FOR 1875.
Billings, C. F ..
$20 25
Brought forward, $216 75
Curtis; Franklin,
42 00
Mechanics Savings Bank, 96 75
Loud, Martha B.,
154 50
Squantum Land Co., 237 00
Carried forward,
$216 75
$550 50
TAXES FOR 1876.
Abercrombie, estate of, and
C. H. Edwards,
$25 20
Collins, Mrs. J. J., 2 80
Adams, Joseph,
94 05
Colgan, Edward, balance,
2 80
Adams, Joseph, Mrs.,
130 20
Connor, Patrick,
3 40
Allison, estate, John,
16 80
Cook, Wallace H.,
9 00
Ames, Samuel,
49 60
Cuddy, Sarah,
18 20
Anderson, Charles,
5 20
Daley, Michael,
16 00
Arnold, Seth H., balance,
4 80
Davis, Moses B., balance, 3 50
Bartlett, Abigail,
11 00
Dearborn, estate, Horatio .G., 25 20
Balkham, Cyrus,
3 05
Decelle, James, 4 80
Bent, heirs of Wm., balance,
26 80
Dell. Lewis,
55 20
Bent, John Q.,
4 10
Dell, Simon, 25 80
Berry, James,
33 50
Ditmar, Carl, 164 40
Bennett, Thomas, balance,
2 80
Duggan, estate, John, balance, 134 90
Biganess, Charles,
28 00
Duggan, John A., 6 90
Billings, Caleb F.,
81 80
Dwelle, estate, Lemuel, balance,28 00 Elcock, estate, Charles, 7 00
Billings, George W., balance, 2 00
Elliott, Richard G., 17 05
Blaisdell, estate, Gilbert,
2 80
Eldridge, John S., 3 40
Boyd, William, II IO
Emerson, Thomas G., 3 40
Bradbury, Luther MI., balance, 2 00
Fallon, John.
27 20
Breshingham, Delia, 7 00
Farrell, estate, Patrick,
26 60
Burke, James, 34 20
Farrell, John,
3 40
Burr, Henry, balance,
4 35
Farrell, Edward.
6 20
Burrell, Joseph, balance,
42 00
Feltis, Alexander,
48 20
Chase, Andrew J.,
27 20
Feltis, Horace,
58 00
Chubbuck, estate of Wm. C., 21 00
Cleverly, James M., 8 30
Cleverly, James T., 15 30
Flint, Daniel K., 6 20
Cleverly, Thomas F., 3 40
Flowers, James, 30 00
Coleman, Edward W.,
46 80
Flynn, estate, Edward, 2 80
Collins, J. J.,
84 60
Flanigan, Michael, 2 80
Carried forward, $1,598 60
Carried forward, $853 35
Field, John Q. A., guardian, or by whom owned, 2 10
Billings, Herbert T.,
24 40
Brought forward, $$53 35
68
Unpaid taxes for 1876, continued.
Brought forward, $1,598 60
Brought forward, $2,654 10
Fuller, Frederick J., 163 00
Lombard & Leavitt, 70
Gallagher, Peter, 10 50
Lowe, Ralph, 24 40
Lunt, heirs of William P., 98 00
Garvin, Patrick, 46 10
Lord, Joseph H., 18 80
Gårbereno, Nicholas, 3 40
George Brothers,
16 00
Gearing, Frank,
17 40
Marks, Stephen F.,
31 40
Gilbert, John H.,
4 80
Mana, Michael, 16 80
Gill, estate, Charles,
12 60
McConarty, Peter,
33 50
Goodall, estate, James,
3 50
McGoverin, Michael,
16 00
Guild, Henry, 137 10
Miller, Gilbert M.,
4 80
Hall, estate, Edward,
37 80
Miller, Fabian,
17 40
Halloran, Timothy,
1 40
Miller, Swan, 5 50
Hardwick, Henry, balance,
42 70
Murphy Edward, balance,
70
Harris, John,
17 40
Murray, Hector,
10 05
Harrison, Charles H.,
12 50
McKay, Mrs. Martha A.,
7 70
Hayden, Charles,
18 10
Neagle, Stephen,
17 40
Hayden, Jonathan,
12 50
Newcomb, estate of Benj., 16 80
Hayden, Samuel P.,
31 40
Newcomb, estate of Jesse P., 71 40
Hayden, Loring N.,
37 70
Newcomb, Paul W.,
13 20
Hayes, Thomas H.,
69 90
Newcomb, Winslow M.,
31 40
Hayes, Thomas P.,
32 10
Nicholson, W. H., balance,
7 00
Hayes, John,
13 20
O'Brien, John,
30 00
Hunt, Charles N.,
4 80
Page, estate, Peter R.,
14 00
Jacobs, Edward C.,
30 10
Parker, Henry,
6 20
Jenkins, Samuel W.,
6 20
Peverly, O. J.,
6 20
Johnson, Wm.,
4 20
Pickernal, Wm.,
7 60
Lacy, Mary A.,
22 40
Pope, estate, Edmund, 124 60
Lacy, Patrick F.,
38 40
Pope, John A.,
2 70
Lacy, Barry & Cary,
2 10
Pratt, Henry G., Jr.,
72 70
Lakin, Wm. F.,
4 10
Prescott, Wm. G.,
98 04
Lanigan, John,
20 20
Prescott, Geo. R., balance,
28 00
Lapham Bros., balance,
8 40
Quincy Adams Granite Works, 10 50 Quincy Horse R.R., 120 40
Lary, Caroline, and Mary Drew,25 90
Reed, Warren,
222 50
Leahy, Michael M.,
35 60
Rideout, Luke,
45 40
Lines, Thomas B.,
23 00
Rideout, Wm. H. H.,
34 55
Linnehan, Dennis,
7 60
Ring, John,
2 70
Livermore, George K.,
2 00
Roach, David J., 3 05
Lombard, Joseph W.,
30 00
Roberts, Joseph, .9 80
Carried forward,
$2,654 10
Carried forward, $3,981 79
Larkin, Daniel,
16 00
McLay, Francis and Andrew, 5 40
Goocher, Charles A., balance, 23 80
Magill, George S., 34 20
Mahoney, Owen, 6 20
Galloway, estate, Jas., balance, 9 60
69
Unpaid taxes for 1875, continued.
Brought forward,
$3,981 79
Brought forward, $4.882 49 Bowker, Elizabeth C.and Chas.I.,2 10
Ryan, Wm. B.,
6 20
Sanville, Joseph,
II IO
Brackett, Amanda R., 3 50
Shea, James,
II 80
Butterworth, Frank H., 42 60
Shea, Jeremiah, 4.80 4
Cornish, John B., 33 50
Sheahan, estate, Patrick, 8 40
Cushing, Sarah E., 8 40
Silva, Joseph, 4 10
Cutter, Henry C.,
10 50
Simonds, Wm., 17 40
Dame, Seth T., 68 50
Smith, estate, H. Farnum, bal., 25 00
Dowse, B. T., 46 20
Souther, Fred., balance,
14 70
Emery, Thomas B., 29 00
Spear, Capt. Geo.,
16 00
Faxon, George,
4 20
Spear, Jonathan,
II 20
Furnald, George S.,
52 40
Spear, Joshua H.,
28 60
Gannett, Howard,
143 40
Sullivan, Michael,
18 80
Goodrich, Melora,
5 60
Sullivan, Timothy,
13 20
Hanks, Frank P.,
4 20
Thomas, V. T.,
3 40
Haynes, John P., balance,
26 60
Thompson, Geo. W.,
4 10
Hobart, Walter H.,
39 80
Torrey, Frances,
37 20
Ingraham, Louisa,
2 80
Totman, Henry S.,
39 80
Jones, Henry A.,
49 60
Turner Samuel B.,
12 60
King, Benjamin,
41 90
Tuck, Abiatha, 6 90
Lakin, John H.,
63 00
Walsh, Richard,
II 80
Loring, Abbott,
5 60
Washburn, Mrs. G. M.,
50 40
Noyes, Increase E., 37 10
Pierce, Charles H., 5 60
Wentworth, Abigail M.,
2 80
Pinkham, G. F.,
606 80
White, Isaiah P.,
18 80
Pinkham & Beals,
243 60
Williams, Jonathan,
178 40
Pinkham, Horace A.,
129 40
Worster, Wm. B.,
79 00
Wrisley, estate, Charles E.
25 20
WOLLASTON.
Seelye, Wm. C.,
41 90
Abbott, Jeanette B.,
2 80
Shaw & Morrison, 9 80
49 60
Allen, Charles G.,
47 50
Baker, H. C.,
7 00
Sparrow, Edward S.,
72 10
Balch, Mary E.,
5 60
Sprague, Alfred W.,
74 80
Bartlett, Ivory H., Jr.,
4 90
Stewart, Wm. H., 42 00
Batterson, Wm. J.,
45 40
Turner, R. W., 5 60
Beals, Joseph H.,
89 60
Torrenze, James,
9 10
Black, Wm. F.,
2 10
Wilson, John,
8 40
Carried forward,
$4,882 49
Carried forward,
$7,174 96
Watson, Benjamin,
4 10
Wellington, Asa,
16 00
Randall, E. G.,
48 90
Robinson, Alfred E.,
28 60
Rollins, Joshua D., 44 00
Adams, B. N.,
14 00
Smith, Joel E.,
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