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Etta F. Nightingale, copying Braintree records, 3 00
Mary J. Hardwick, copying Braintree re- cords, 7 00
A. F. Spencer, copying Braintree records, 9 80 D. S. Baxter, land Chestnut and Canal Sts., 20 00 E. O. Sullivan, labor on roll, 6 50
H. Morton, pens, 3 00
E. S. Fellows, books, &c., 1 15
Sec'y of State, registration book, 2 80
F. C. Ellis, brush, 30
Amount carried forward, $1,061 64
5I
Miscellaneous expenses, continued.
Amount brought forward, $1,061 64
Paid J. W. Lombard, selling school-house, 10 00
B. Watson, stock, &c., for roller, 5 52
A. P. French, seating chairs, 2 00
D. K. Flint, carriage hire,
2 50
B. S. Robinson & Co., carriage hire, 50
W. M. French, 66
10 00
Joseph T. French, 66
8 50
John T. Leonard,
3 00
P. A. Wales, pump,
41 00
W. M. French, witness fees, suit, Nat'l Sailors' Home, 31 90
W.M. French, expenses, suit, Nat'l Sailors' Home, 9 50
Whitman & Breck, surveys, suit, Nat'l Sailors' Home, 35 00
J. E. Starbuck, surveys, 2 00
John S. Hanson, cutting posts, 2 00
W. H. French, stock and labor at pump, I 50
Chas. Newcomb, setting sign boards, &c., 15 50 John Hall, ringing bell, 52 00
returning deaths, 59 00
A. M. Litchfield, land damages,
15 00
John O. Holden, care of town clock,
75 00
C. S. Gerald, painting lamp posts,
3 00
Jacob Flint, services town-meeting day, 5 00
Geo. F. Packard, reeving halyards, 5 00
Tirrell & Sons, repairing hearse, &c., 28 00
Geo. F. Packard, services as special police, 3 00
Robert O'Toole, 66
3 00
Horace S. Feltis,
3 00
F. H. French, 66 66 3 00
Amount carried forward,
$1,501 06
Thomas Brady, cleaning well,
5 00
52
Miscellaneous expenses, continued.
Amount brought forward,
$1,501 06
M. M. C. Chubbuck, services as special police,
Geo. L. Gill, preparing appendix, 3 00
5 00
additional recording, 15 00
66 cash, postage, and stationery, 8 00
6. book, blanks, &c., 13 50
expressing,
3 00
66 registeri'g births, deaths, &c., 145 50 covers for record, I 50
66
J. Q. A. Field, cash, trav. exp. &c.,
4 42
use of horse and carriage, 8 00
Wm. A. Hodges, “ 66 100 00
Ensign S. Fellows,
66
66
100 00
John Chamberlin, carriage hire,
100 00
Wm. A. Hodges, cash, trav. expenses, 15 00
Ensign S. Fellows, “
66
66
7 00
John Chamberlin, “
66
5 55
making registry of voters, 10 00 Wm. A. Hodges, cash for advertising, telegrams and postage, 5 00
$2,050 53
Appropriation,
$2,500 00
Expenses,
2,050 53
Expenses less than appropriation, $449 47
TOWN HALL.
DR.
Paid Citizens' Gas Light Co., gas, $459 50
66 bracket and globe, I 50
Somerset Coal Co., fuel, IO 25
Amount carried forward, $471 25
53
Town Hall, continued.
Amount brought forward,
$471 25
Paid Grenville Brooks, fuel, I 00
D. H. Bills, 66
39 75
E. S. Fellows, repairs on furnace, 32 35
W. W. Ewell, curtains, repairs, &c., 12 40
Jacob Flint, care of rooms, 35 00
James E. Maxim, care of rooms, 79 00
setting glass, brooms, &c., 5 04
John W. Hersey, stock and labor,
5 60
George O. Langley “ "
II 15
Whitney & Nash, halyards, &c.,
2 35
W. W. Eastman, duster,
5 00
P. H. Gavin, repairs,
2 75
C. F. Pierce, pails, &c.,
2 65
Bishop & Bro., ladder,
2 89
Daniel Monk, door-spring,
I 00
E. Packard & Co., saw-dust,
I 83
$711 OI
CR.
By cash received for rent of rooms,
$300 00
received for use of hall,
430 25
received for glass broken,
I 00
731 25
Amount of cash received,
$731 25
Amount of cash paid,
ZII OI
Receipts more than expenses,
$20 24
There is due from sundry persons the sum of $ 147.75 for the use of the Hall. The Hall has been used without pay forty-two times during the past year, at an expense of about $252.00.
54
ENLARGEMENT OF CODDINGTON SCHOOL-HOUSE LOT.
Paid Henry H. Faxon, land,
$ 1,400 00
Appropriation, $ 1,400 00
POLICE STATION.
Paid Joseph T. French, superintendent,
$125 00
W. M. French, 25 00
W. M. French, meals for lodgers, 61 75
Joseph T. French,
150 10
66
prisoners, 16 00
lime, &c., 3 05
66 car-fare for tramps, 75
22 00
John W. Hersey, setting glass,
75
F. L. Merrill,
35
D. H. Bills, fuel, .
20 75
Minot & Co., tools,
7 75
Charles S. Gerald, stock and labor,
15 25
W. W. Ewell, repairing furniture,
4 00
L. M. Ham & Co., repairing locks,
IO 79
G. S. Coffin, repairing locks and keys, 2 90
Keating & Spear, knob, lock, &c., 98
$467 17
Appropriation,
$ 500 00
Expenses,
467 17
Expenses less than appropriation,
$32 83
There is due to the town from officers for use of cells, the sum of $25.00.
George G. Souther, rent of land,
55
Police Station, continued.
The commitments to the police station for the year ending Feb. 1, 1878, were as follows :-
For drunkenness,
37
larceny,
14
assault,
14
arson,
5
vagrants,
4
breaking and entering,
2
bastardy,
I
unlawfully catching smelts,
I
burglary,
I
murder,
I
rape,
I
surrendered by bondsmen,
I
lodgers provided for, 2,056
Total,
2,138
STATE AID.
DR.
Due from State Feb. 1, 1877,
$2,896 00
Paid during year ending Feb. 1, 1878. 2,817 50
$5,713 50
CR.
By cash from State Treasurer, $2,852 OI
Balance due from State Feb. 1, 1878, 2,861 49
$5,713 50
56
STREET LIGHTS.
Paid Citizens' Gas Light Co.,
$2,707 50
Eaton Brothers, 23 75
F. J. Fuller, 32 00
Amos Churchill, 17 00
E. J. Fegan,
18 00
S. N. Maloney, 18 00
John McGowan, 16 00
George W. Brooks,
48 00
Owen Treanor,
16 00
E. A. Perkins,
18 00
Estate of J. A. Duggan,
16 00
A. B. Chamberlin,
16 00
Noah Cummings,
18 00
E. Winslow Ellis,
72 00
J. Q. A. Field,
18 00
W. B. Glover,
9 33
P. P. Kittredge,
2 66
Wm. N. Eaton,
12 00
$3,078 24
Appropriation,
$3,500 00
Expenses,
3,078 24
Expenses less than appropriation,
$421 76
BRIDGES.
HINGHAM AND QUINCY BRIDGES.
Receipts.
Cash from Trustees of H. and Q. bridges,
$1,076 80
Amount carried forward, $1,076 80
57
Bridges, continued,
Amount brought forward,
$1,076 80
Expenses.
Paid J. M. Bartlett, treas., assessments, $270 83
R. H. Pomroy, lumber, 500 00
770 83
Expenses less than receipts,
$305 97
NEPONSET BRIDGE.
Paid Pratt & Co., lumber, 190 08
Eliab Ramsdell, stock and labor, 86 15
John Donovan, bolts and iron-work, 24 83
James Pierce, labor,
I 50
$302 56
RECAPITULATION OF BRIDGE ACCOUNT.
H. and Q. bridges, expenses less than receipts, $305 97*
Neponset bridge, expenses, 302 56
Expenses less than receipts,
$3 41
Appropriation for bridges, $ 1,800 00
There is on hand at Neponset Bridge lumber appraised at $18 20. The Trustees of the Hingham and Quincy bridges have on hand lumber valued at about $500.
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Paid Henry Barker, treasurer,
$3,000 00
Appropriation, $3,000 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. 8
58
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC, POST 88.
Paid W. W. Penniman, Quartermaster, $200 00 Appropriation, $200 00
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT IN FOR TAXES.
DR.
To balance as per last annual report, $152 92
Paid Geo. H. Locke, collector for property taxed to C. F. Billings, 30 30
Horace B. Spear, recording deed, I 06
Wm. A. Hodges, 12
$185 40
CR.
By cash from C. F. Billings, less interest, $32 48
66 H. C. Cutter, per J. Brown, less interest, 20 45
52 93
Balance due the town,
$132 47
TAXES (1875). George H. Locke, Collector. DR.
To amount of taxes unpaid, Feb. 1, 1877,
$550 50
CR.
By cash paid town treasurer, $550 50
59
TAXES (1876). Charles N. Baxter, Collector. DR.
To amount of taxes unpaid, Feb. 1, 1877, $9,494 91
CR.
By cash paid town treasurer (abatements $14 91),
9,494 91
TAXES (1877).
George H. Locke, Collector. DR.
To Town tax,
$95,337 97
State «
5,850 00
County "
6,005 78
Non-residents' bank tax,
1,767 15
Overlayings,
3,679 55
$112,640 45
CR.
By cash paid town treasurer, including discounts ($3,482 04) and abate- ments ($1,633 30), $106,539 95
Balance, amount of taxes unpaid Feb.
1, 1878, 6,100 50
-$112,640 45
Discounts and abatements for 1877, $5,115 34
Appropriation for 1877,
5,000 00
More than appropriation,
$115 34
The list of unpaid taxes can be found on page 68.
60
APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1877.
Support of poor,
$7,000 00
Fire Department,
5,000 00
Water-ways,
250 00
Decorating soldiers' graves,
200 00
Miscellaneous expenses,
2,500 00
Mount Wollaston Cemetery,
1,000 00
Old Cemetery,
100 00
Adams Place,
50 00
Field Street,
200 00
Widening Quincy Avenue,
500 00
Newbury Avenue,
2,400 00
Myrtle Street,
100 00
Mill Street,
650 00
Old Colony Street,
- 150 00
Re-location of Beale Street,
200 00
Private way at West Quincy,
100 00
Retaining walls on Willard and Cross Streets,
400 CO
Defining street lines,
150 00
Street lights,
3,500 00
Repairs of highways,
8,000 00
Miscellaneous expenses of highways and removal of snow, 1,500 00 Public Library, 3,000 00
Bridges,
1,800 00
Discount and abatement of taxes,
5,000 00
Police station,
500 00
Repairs on town buildings,
500 00
Enlargement of Coddington school-house lot,
1,400 00
Superintendent of Schools,
2,000 00
Schools, salaries, fuel and care of rooms,
25,500 00
Schools, incidental expenses, including transporta- tion of pupils, 4,000 00
Schools, purchase of reading-books,
500 00
Town officers,
3,100 00
61
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,
3,300 CO
Discount and abatement of taxes,
5,500 00
Interest on town debt,
4,000 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
1
Removal of snow and miscellaneous expenses of highways,
2,000 00
Decoration of soldiers' graves,
200 00
Public Library,
2,200 00
Fire Department,
6,000 00
Police station and Vagrant account,
500 00
Street lights,
3,000 00
1
SCHEDULE OF OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS DUE TO THE TOWN.
For support of poor, as follows : -
State of Mass., for Mary O'Hearn, $93 61
Jacob Wells, 12 50
$106 II
City of Boston, for L. E. Johnson,
6 38
Amount carried forward, $112 49
62
Accounts due to the Town, continued.
Amount brought forward,
$112 49
For support of poor, as follows : -
Town of Braintree, for C. F. Arnold,
$4 25
Wm. Mulligan,
21 00
Delia W. Hayden,
32 93
Mrs. J. E. Clark,
13 50
66
I. W. Hayden, 5 00
76 68
66 Holbrook, Mrs. W. Goodwin,
55 18
Fairhaven, Mrs. E. W. West,
106 00
Malden, C. H. Robbins,
30 85
.6 Randolph, L. F. Leavitt,
$2 25
L. P. Holbrook, 2 35
4 60
Town of Scituate, Lucius Thayer,
4 15
Edward Capen, for C. V. Saville,
106 75
Alfred Nye, for E. Nye,
241 65
Sumner Soule, for C. J. Soule,
80 55
James Kelly, for Mary Flaherty,
43 35
Thomas H. Hayes, rent of land,
25 00
E. Hayden, goods furnished,
10 00
Real estate bought in for taxes,
132 47 .
State Aid, due Feb. 1, 1878,
2,861 49
Sundry parties, rent of Town Hall,
147 75
$4,038 96
63
TREASURER'S REPORT. HORACE B. SPEAR, Treasurer.
DR.
To cash in treasury Feb. 1, 1877, $8,962 78
Town of Braintree, support of poor, 116 53
Fairhaven, 66
107 00
Templeton, 66
6 00
66 Randolph, 66
136 10
Holbrook, 66
68 48
Medford, 215 63
City of Boston, 7 00
Edward Capen, support of C. V. Saville, 292 89 J. Q. A. Field, support of Mary O'Hearn, 112 00 Refunded for support of insane person, 147 00 glass broken in Town Hall, 1 00
J. Q. A. Field, old lumber, 2 00
Daniel Baxter, loam, 8 75
Wm. A Hodges, potatoes,
4 00
Edward Farmer, refunded for goods,
12 72
Trustees, Hingham & Quincy Bridges, 1,076 80 Income from town hall, 430 25
Rent of rooms in town house, 300 00
Poor person, refunded for fuel,
3 20
Lots sold in Mt. Wollaston Cemetery,
210 00
Single graves,
30 00
Labor on lots,
66 66
" in 1874, 12 00
66 66
" in 1875, 15 00
66
" in 1876, 28 50
Hay sold from 66
50 00
Assessment of non-resident owners of lots, 108 00
66
753 00
Amount carried forward,
$ 13,216 63
64
Treasurer's Report, continued.
Amount brought forward,
$13,216 63
To State Treasurer, corporation tax,
2,5.45 33
Nat'l bank
2,063 95
State aid,
2,852 OI
paupers, 62 82
66 66
.. burials, 30 00
66 income Mass. School Fund, 190 34
"
discount on State tax,
19 00
County
county tax,
33 00
66
dog licenses,
699 39
Income Repair Fund, Mount Wollaston Cemetery, 6 00
J. Brown, for estate sold for tax,
23 35
C. F. Billings, for estate sold for tax,
32 89
Wm Davenport, board of A. N. Daven- port, 250 00
Chas. A. Hastings, for school-house at Germantown, 171 50 O. C. R. R. for work at bridge at Atlantic, 187 58 Circus license, 25 00
W. F. Lakin, auctioneer's license, 66 2 00
2 00
L. W. Lovell,
Ebenezer Adams,
66
J. H. Elcock,
66
2 00
J. W. Lombard,
66
66
2 00
Billiard-room license,
2 00
George H. Locke, collector, balance of tax, 1875, 550 50
George H. Locke, collector, interest on tax, 1875, 10 15
2 00
Charles N. Baxter, collector, balance of tax, 1876, 9,494 91
George H. Locke, collector, on ac-
count tax of 1877.
106,539 95
Amount carried forward,
$139,016 30
65
Treasurer's Report, continued.
Amount brought forward,
$139,016 30
To S. N. Maloney, liquor license, $50 00
W. P. F. Meserve,
50 00
Hiram P. Abbott,
· 37 50
W. P. F. Meserve,
200 00
Hiram P. Abbott,
150 00
Bernard Donnelly,
100 00
A G. Durgin & Co.,
50 00
Johnson & Whall,
50,00
Michael Small,
100 00
Timothy Lyons,
100 00
John McGowan,
100 00
W. C. Campbell & Co.,“
100 00
Dennis Ford, 2d,
50 00
Jeremiah Ford,
50 00
James Mears,
100 00
James Sullivan,
100 00
John Swithin,
ICO OO
William Norris,
100 00
William Corcoran, 66
50 00
Timothy Fitzgerald,
100 00
John Trainor, 66
100 00
William Dugan,
50 00
Frederick Hardwick, “
1
50 00
Michael Hartney,
50 00
David Gunville,
66
100 00
Warren Reed,
100 00
Saml. W. Jenkins,
66
100 00
Wm. A. Moseley,
66
ICO 00
John Coffee,
100 00
Smith & Houghton,
50 00
$2,537 50
Notes payable, borrowed in anticipa- tion of taxes, 31,300 00
-$172,853 80
Amount carried forward,
$172,853 80
66
Treasurer's Report, continued.
Amount brought forward,
$172,853 80
CR.
By State Treasurer, State tax, $5,850 00
National Bank tax, 2,401 56
66 one fourth amount re-
ceived for liquor licenses, 634 37
County Treasurer, County tax, 6,005 78
Notes payable, borrowed in anticipa- tion of taxes, 31,300 00
Notes payable, Woodward Fund, 11,500 00
Interest, sundry persons on notes,
5,444 06
Interest Repair Fund, lots in Mt. Wol- laston Cemetery, 6 00
Town of Medford, amount overpaid, 72 00
Town orders, 83,320 41
Balance in treasury, Feb. 1, 1878,
26,319 62
- -$172,853 80
67
STATEMENT OF TOWN DEBT.
NOTES PAYABLE.
State of Massachusetts, due Dec. 9, 1878,
$5,000 00
Nov. 1, 1881, 20,000 00
Dec. 9, 1883, 5,000 00
March 23, 1884,
20,000 00
Dec. 9, 1888,
5,000 00
66
June I, 1889,
10,000 00
Woodward Fund, on demand,
5,500 00
Interest accrued on the above notes,
1,059 17
Repair Fund, on lots in Mt. Wollaston Cemetery,
100 00
Due for damage to land occupied by Mrs. M. D. Gibbons, 200 00
CR.
$71,859 17
By cash in the treasury, $26,319 62
Due as per schedule of outstanding ac-
counts, page 61. 4,038 96
Unpaid taxes of 1877, as per list, page 68, 6,100 50
36,459 08
Net amount of town debt, Feb. 1, 1878, $35,400 09
Net amount of town debt, Feb, 1, 1877, $59,027 31
66 Feb. 1, 1878, 35,400 09
Decrease for the year,
$23,627 22
Amount of corporation tax, $2,545 43
Town notes paid, $11,500 00
LIST OF UNPAID TAXES, FEB. 1, 1878.
Adams, Joseph, balance, $10 05
Brought forward, $692 05
Adams, Joseph, Mrs., 130 20
Algoe, Adam, estate of, 2 IO
Duggan, John A, estate of, 248 50 Field, J. Q. A., guardian, 2 IO Flynn, Edward, estate of, 2 80
Allen, Otis, 31 40
Armstrong, Charles,
8 40
Flowers, James,
30 00
Bent, George, estate of,
14 00
Garrity, James,
40 50
Bent, Isaac P.,
3 40
Garvin, William,
20 20
Berry, James, balance,
8 50
Gay, Benjamin, heirs of,
18 20
Bigelow, John P., balance,
I2 60
George. George W., 17 40
Billings, Cable,
8I IO
Gilliard, William, Mrs., 35 00
Bowen, Michael,
18 80
Gleason, Richard, 32 80
Boyd, William, II IO
Glidden, Henry, 23 00
Brown, Joseph H.,
17 40
Glover, William S., 31 00
Burke, James,
32 80
Goodhue, Mitchell,
114 00
Cahill, George,
48 20
Hall, Charles H.,
158 10
Carter, Thomas W.,
22 20
Hallorane, Timothy,
I 40
Chase, Andrew J.,
27 20
Hawes, C. H.,
41 20
Chubbuck, Wm., estate of, 21 00
Hayden, Charles,
18 IO
Cleverly, James M., 8 30
Hayden, Samuel,
3 40
Cleverly, James T., balance, 2 00
Hayes, Thomas H.,
71 30
Cleverly, Thomas,
3 40
Hayes, Thomas P.,
32 IO
Coffee, John, 28 60
Hayes, John, 14 60
Hernon, Peter J., 16 00
Collins, J. J., Mrs., 2 80
Conway, Thomas, 17 40
Kennon, Thomas, estate of, 12 60
Corcorane, William, 2nd,
14 60
Kelliher, Matthew, 20 90
Daily, Michael, 14 60
Kelloy, Henry, Jr., 3 40
Donovan, John, estate of, 3 50
Kennedy, Patrick, 27 20
Driscoll, Catherine, 19 60
Lannergan, John, 20 20
Dwelle, Lemuel, estate of,
30 00
Liner, Patrick, estate of, I 40
Carried forward, $692 05
Carried forward, $1,780 65
(68)
Coleman, Edward, 46 80
Howe, Edward S., 31 20
69
Unpaid taxes for 1877, continued.
Brought forward, $1,780 65
Brought forward, $2,598 45
Lapham, Fred. A., 6 20
Scott, Thomas,
12 50
Leloise, Ambrose B.,
18 80
Shay, James, II 80
Lines, Thomas D.,
23 00
Silvie, Joseph,
4 10
Lombard, Joseph W.,
32 80
Sullivan, Michael,
18 80
Leavitt & Lombard, 70
Sullivan, Timothy,
13 20
Loud, Francis P.,
20 20
Lucius, John S.
15 40
Lyons, Timothy,
17 40
Lord & Wentworth,
3 50
Lord, Joseph H., balance,
9 60
Mahoney, Owen, 6 20
Marks, Stephen F.,
2 00
Malone, Joseph,
2 70
McCune, Patrick,
6 90
McGoverin, Michael,
16 00
McRay, Neil, 5 60
Adams, B. N., 14 00
Baker, H. G.,
7 00
Mckay, Martha,
7 70
Barlow, B. C.,
24 80
Newcomb, Jesse, estate of,
9 80
Batterson, W. J.,
45 40
Newcomb, Joseph,
21 60
Bills, F. C.,
37 80
Newcomb, Winslow M.,
31 40
Black, Wm. F., 2 IO
Norton, Charles B.,
67 80
Bemis, W. W.,
14 60
O'Brien, John, balance,
20
Bowker, Samuel, 12 60
O'Brien, Michael, 2d,
16 00
Bowker, Elizabeth C.,
2 10
O'Brien, Thomas,
II 80
Butterworth, Frank C.,
20 60
Owens, Thomas,
14 60
Burchstead, James C.,
2 40
Pierce, Patrick,
II 20
Churchill & Newton,
14 70
Pitrolo, Peter,
12 60
Cheever, Samuel,
7 00
Pope, Edmund, estate of,
124 60
Carpenter, Edwin J.,
32 20
Pray, William,
4 20
Clough, James H.,
28 60
Prescott, W. G., balance,
26 30
Coolidge, A. J.,
4 20
Reed, James, 23 00
Coombs, Henry B.,
7 90
Reed, Warren,
222 50
Clark, Cyrus T.,
61 60
Roberts, Joseph,
11 80
Cushing, Sarah E.,
8 40
Sanville, Joseph,
IO
Dodge, John E.,
II 20
Carried forward,
$2,598 45
Carried forward,
$3,233 05
Whitney, George S., 18 10
Williams, Jonathan, 109 80
Walsh, Peter, 3 40
WOLLASTON.
Mckenzie, John, balance,
13 60
Tuck, Abiatha,
6 20
Vinton, George, Jr., 23 00
Wentworth, Abigail M., Mrs., 2 80 White, Charlotte, 15 40
Totman, Henry S.
36 30
70
Unpaid taxes for 1877, continued.
Brought forward, $3,233 05
Brought forward, $4,461 90
Wells, James, 2 80
Williams, John, Mrs., 8 40
BRACKETT ESTATE.
Faxon, George, 4 20
Gannett, Howard,
37 20
Gibson, C. I., Mrs.,
28 00
Goodrich, Milora, 5 60
Gannett, James H., 2 80
Leeds, Edwin F., I 40
Leeds, Daniel D., I 40
Merriam, Ellery R., 2 80
Mckay, Susanna T., 3 50
Richardson, B. W., 4 20
Whitcomb, Nathaniel W., 2 10
BOSTON.
Allen, Charles G., 4 20
Alley, William H.,
70
Morehead, J. W.,
3 50
Ahlborn, Henry,
4 20
Pierce, Charles H., 5 60
Baker, William P.,
205 80
Pushee, James H., 14 00
Butland, John, 29 40
Pinkham, George F., 404 60
Carberry, Thomas, 70
Pinkham & Beal,
32 90
Crocker, Henry, 4 20
Pinkham, Horace A.,
92 50
Crocker, F. C., 70
Rice, Matthew, 4 20
Colleard & Haly, 70
Rich, J. A., 16 80
Deacy, J. B., 12 60
Rollins, Joshua D.,
42 00
Chapman, Celia,
70
Seelye, W. C.,
27 IO
Dehon, William, Est., 184 80
70
Smith, Joel E., 47 60
Fallon, Anna, Mrs.,
2 IO
Sprague, Alfred W.,
74 80
Felton, D. W.,
70
Sparrow, Josiah,
44 50
Foye, -- '
2 IO
Stewart, Wm. H.,
42 00
Gardner, Casilda,
4 20
Tupper, H. W.,
3 50
Harding, Stephen,
70
Tuttle, Samuel J.,
14 00
Henry, Eliza N., Mrs.,
4 20
Whittemore, John Q. A.,
13 30
Holden, A. B., 4 20
Carried forward,
$4,461 90
Carried forward,
$4,963 10
Hastings, Caroline E., 2 10
Howe, Jones, balance,
14 00
Ingraham, Louisa,
2 80
Jones, Henry A.,
47 60
Kendall, Charles A.,
II 20
Lakin, John H., 63 00
Loring, Abbott,
5 60
McIntyre, Farrington,
2 00
Moody, Converse,
33 85
Greenough, Moses, 19 60
Cheever, Samuel, 1 40
Dimmock, O. W., 2 80
Farnum, Samuel N., 14 00
Dodge, John, estate of, 4 20
Emery, Thomas B, 41 20
Shaw & Morrison,
9 80
Dowling, William,
71
Unpaid taxes for 1877, continued.
Brought forward, $4,963 10
Houghton & Sawyer,
2 80
Howard, - 2 80
Hughson, William,
I 40
Jackson, Thomas,
I 40
Manning, Andrew,
35
McGrail, Peter,
2 10
Morse, Miss, 70
Murphy, Daniel E.,
2 IO
Newhall, Cheever,
14 70
Palmer, J. A.,
5 60
Pickering, D. N., 4 20
Pingree, Mrs., 12 60
Clapp, A. H.,
1 05
Porter, Alexander S.
45 50
Colburn, A. V. H.,
1 05
Richards, E. E.,
I 40
Coolidge, A. R., 2 80
Ripley, A.,
70
Cross, John, 6 30
Rose, B. F.,
2 80
Cutter, Sarah E.,
I 40
Reagan, Charles,
70
Doyle, George H.,
I 40
Shaw, Thomas,
28 00
Drew, E. M., Mrs.,
I 40
Simmons, George,
I 40
Ellis, Charles F., heirs of,
I 40
Smith, John T.,
70
Farrell, James E.,
I 40
Souther, Henry,
I12 80
Garbett, W. A.,
I 40
Stone, William,
14 00
Green, Charles,
2 80
Tennebaun,
I 40
Hanly C. W.,
I 40
Thomas, John,
2 IO
Harriman, C. F.,
I 40
Webster, Albert,
2 80
Haynes, C. F., Mrs.,
I 40
Wilkins, Thomas,
24 50
Jackson, Charles E., 6 65
Wild, A. H.,
28 70
Jackson, Joseph A., 2 80
Lyon, L. A.,
5 60
Williams, W. R.,
70
McPhail, A. M.,
I 40
William, H. S.,
70
Mortenson, C. C.,
I 40
Wright, A. W.,
46 90
Mason, A. F.,
19 60
Mason, Caroline,
I 40
MELROSE.
Page, Caleb,
I 40
Phillips, Charles,
8 40
Pattee, William S.,
2 80
Carried forward,
$5,371 65
Brought forward,
$5,371 65
BRAINTREE.
Dyer, Samuel & Asa, 2 80
Hollis, Joel, I 40
BROCKTON.
Eddy, Henry, 2 80
Brown, Roxanna, 4 20
BELLEVUE PARK.
Anderson, William E., 2 80
Dailey, D. F., 1 05
Beaumont Francis B., 6 30
Poole, Benjamin Jr., 8 40
Carried forward,
$5,462 65
Williams & Foss,
25 20
72
Unpaid taxes for 1877, continued.
Brought forward, $5,462 65
Perry, J. B.,
. I 05
Smith, A. O., 1 40
Swan, J. B., 2 80
Taylor, George W., 9 80
Taylor, Julia A., I 40
Trefethron, Thomas H.,
I 40
Vandervoort, John E., I 40
Walter, N. B., I 40
Weston, John D., 5 60
Wheeler, Ella E.,
2 10
Williams, A. M.,
2 10
Bellevue Park Co.,
169 40
SQUANTUM.
Burdett, George H., I 40
Blodgett, Cyrus, 2 80
Jackson, Joseph A., 3 15
Jackson, C. E.,
3 50
McDonald, Ellen, I 40
Pease, Charles G., 70
Quigley, A. J.,
1 05
Ratigae, Thomas, 70
Reed, Mary A., I 40
Smith, Elizabeth G.,
7 00
Smith, John, 7 00
Squantum Land Associates, 16 80
MILTON.
Cook, Artemas, 4 20
Field, Ebenezer, Est.,
4 20
Richards, R. A. and Bradley,
J. W., 8 40
Simmonds, Sylvanus, I 40
RANDOLPH.
Howard, Edgar, 27 30
Carried forward,
$5,754 90
Brought forward,
$5,754 90
NEWTON.
Capen, Charles H., 15 40
Ray, Edwin,
21 00
SCITUATE.
Hayward, John,
I 40
SOMERVILLE.
Bartlett, J. C., 4 20
Wilson, Robert,
9 80
STOUGHTON.
Phinney, Jonathan,
40
*
WEYMOUTH.
Crotty, Mrs.,
II 20
WORCESTER.
Metcalf, C. B., 29 40
Adams, Frederick A., I 40
Adams, Henry G., 2 80
Wilbur, Cornelius, 5 60
POLL TAXES.
Arrigo, Charles, 2 00
Antonio, - 2 00
Anderson, George, 2nd, 2 00
Ackerson, John,
2 00
Brogan, William F.,
2 00
Burrell, A. M., 2 00
Borden, James, 2 00
Brown, Francis A., 2 00
Berry, William G., 2 00
Brushingham, Timothy, 2 00
Carried forward,
$5,878 50
73
Unpaid taxes for 1877, continued.
Brought forward,
$5,878 50
Brought forward, $5,948 50
Brown, Harvey,
2 00
Foye, Patrick, 2 00
Baker, Arthur,
2 00
French, Ebenezer S., 2 00
Bach, F. W.,
2 00
Ford, Dennis, Jr., 2 00
Baker, Fred T.,
2 00
Fenton, William, 2 00
Conant, James M.,
2 00
Googin, Michael,
2 00
Colson, Edward,
2 00
Gray, Warren B.,
2 00
Cother, Patrick,
2 00
Geary, John,
2 00
Conner, Morrisey,
2 00
Gearing, John,
2 00
Conlan, Thomas,
2 00
Galvin, Thomas,
2 00
Cronin, Michael, 2d,
2 00
Gallagher, James F.,
2 00
Cuniff, Patrick,
2 00
Gillard, William,
2 00
Colgan, David,
2 00
Howard, George E.,
2 00
Cronin, Michael,
2 00
Hanson, Dexter B,
2 00
Coyler, Joseph W.,
2 00
Hatch, Stephen K.,
2 00
Coolidge, William F.,
2 00
Harrington, C. H.,
2 00
Cleverly, John S.,
2 00
Hines, Patrick,
2 00
Cain, Albert A.,
2 00
Hardy, Weston,
2 00
Connors, John,
2 00
Hayes, Robert,
2 00
Connell, Daniel,
2 00
Jordan, David,
2 00
Chamberlin, H. E.,
2 00
Johnson, Lewis E.,
2 00
Coleman, Lewis E., .
2 00
King, Richard,
2 00
Cuff, W. H.,
2 00
Keefe, Jeremiah,
2 00
Crocker, Seth S.,
2 00
Kirvin, James F.,
2 00
Clancy, John,
2 00
Logan, John,
2 00
Donovan, John,
2 00
Lenning, John,
2 00
Dodge, William,
2 00
Landergan, John,
2 00
Dennie, Jonathan,
2 00
Lord, George,
2 00
Dunn, J. H.,
2 00
Landergan, Wm.,
2 00
Dowd, Patrick,
2 00
McDougal, John,
2 00
Dungle, John,
2 00
Munday, Barney,
2 00
Dalton, Albert,
2 00
Marble, Waterman,
2 00
Donland, Peter,
2 00
Merritt, Arthur,
2 00
Daggett, W. D.,
2 00
McGafferty, James,
2 00
Falvy, William,
2 00
Murphy, Daniel,
2 00
Finny, Henry,
2 00
Monk, Daniel,
2 00
Carried forward, $5,948 50
Carried forward,
$6,018 50
8
-
74
Unpaid taxes for 1877, continued.
Brought forward, $6,018 50
Brought forward, $6,058 50
Moynihan, Patrick,
2 00
Ryan, William, 2 00
McKay, S. M., 2 00
Ripley, John T., 2 00
McGrane, Patrick, 2 00
Ryan, Mortimer, 2 00
McCarty, Dennis, 2 00
Sandford, Samuel,
2 00
Magoun, Elisha R.,
2 00
Stanley, William, 2 00
O'Connor, John,
2 00
Sheahan, Timothy,
2 00
O'Larry, Cornelius,
2 00
Stoddard, Geo. H. F., 2 00
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