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Paid William Parker,
32 50
Edward .A. Spear,
27 50
Washington M. French,
52 00
Joseph T. French,
5 00
Michael Walsh,
88 00
Amounts carried forward, $205 00 $2,673 56
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Town Officers, continued.
Amounts brought forward,
$205 00 $2,673 56
Paid John Golden,
37 00
Charles N. Hunt,
70 50
L. C. Badger,
5 00
James E. Maxim,
10 00
John S. Farrell,
52 25
Patrick Garrity, 2d,
57 00
J. W. Hayden,
40 50
J. M. Cleverly,
36 50
E. H. Richardson,
5 00
Joseph W. Lombard,
9 00
William Webb,
6 50
James H. Elcock,
20 00
H. A. C. Adams,
3 00
Edw. A. Hanson,
3 00
N. B. Furnald,
2 00
562 25
TRUANT OFFICERS.
Paid Joseph A. Lapham,
13 50
M. W. Gerry, 15 00
28 50
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
Paid George Saville, 15 00
Total amount of cash paid to town officers,
$3,279 31
Expenses,
$3.279 31
Appropriation,
3,175 00
Expenses more than appropriation, $104 31
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
Paid Francis W. Parker, superintendent, $1,999 92
Appropriation, $2,000 00
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MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.
Paid Chas. N. Baxter, collecting tax of 1876, $48 54
66 66 bank " of 1876, 57 75
Chas. N. Baxter, stationery, &c., 36 80
George H. Locke, collecting tax of 1875, II 91
Cochrane & Sampson, printing Select- men's Report, 379 00
M. W. Gerry, distributing Report, 3 00
F. Mahoney,
4 00
C. H. Hobart, 66
3 75
W. A. Hodges, 6 00
Sampson, Davenport & Co., directory, 3 00
Calkins & Co., 66 2 00
Charles K. Darling, books, 19 75
John Chamberlin, pens, 3 25
E. B. Souther, stationery, 12 21
Bowditch & Co., expressing, 6 25
Winslow & Co., I 85
H. A. Keith, compiling Selectmen's Re- port, 100 00
Green & Prescott, printing and advertis- ing, 236 67
N. T. Merritt, printing and advertising, 7 00
E. W. Underwood, examining and in- dexing records, &c., 81 IO
John B. Bass, postage, &c., 12 94
D. F. French, meals for auditors, 12 75
W. M. French, witness fees, I 50
E. Whitefield, Views of Quincy, 17 00
A. J. Wilkinson, handcuffs, 45 00
J. E. Starbuck, surveying, 10 00
J. E. Tirrell, legal services, 10 00
J. T. French, auction sales, &c., 25 60
Amount carried forward, $1,158 62
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Miscellaneous expenses, continued,
Amount brought forward, $1,158 62
Paid Horace B. Spear, recording deed, 75
C. F. Adams, tax refunded, . 7 78
Coleman & Maxwell, ink, 85
Jas. E. Maxim, services at town meetings, 10 00 John O. Holden, care of clock, and repairs, 54 00 Thomas W. Lincoln, bell-rope, 3 50
Joseph T. French, conveying injured man, 1 00 Eliab Ramsdell, repairing pump, 00
John Hall, ringing bell, 52 00
66 returning deaths, 48 00
Geo. L. Gill, preparing appendix,
5 00
66 additional recording, 13 00
.. reg. births, deaths, &c., 146 30
cash, postage, stat'y, &c., 10 00
" expressing, C
66 " blank book, 1 50
06
" license blanks,
" copy of record, 2 00
W. A. Hodges, use of horse and carriage, 100 00
Wm. N. Eaton, “ 00 co
John Chamberlin, carriage hire,
00 00
Wm. A. Hodges, cash, trav. expenses, I 5
Wm. N. Eaton,
6 00
$1,842 95
Appropriation, $2,500 00
Expenses,
1,842 95
Expenses less than appropriation, $657 05
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TOWN HALL.
1
DR.
Paid Citizens' Gas Light Co., gas,
$434 50
repairs, &c.,
4 10
Cyrus Patch, fuel,
47 30
D. H. Bills,
33 28
John H. Veazie, alcohol,
90
P. H. Gavin, repairing pump, 23 88
Pierce & Sanborn, zinc and labor,
4 55
Geo. G. Souther, sawdust,
65
William Talbot, sawing wood,
I 50
W. W. Ewell, sundries,
17 27
James E. Maxim, services,
142 91
Keating & Spear, stock and labor,
4 74
C. F. Pierce, pipe, &c.,
6 80
$731 58
CR.
By cash received for rent of rooms,
$357 75
received for use of hall,
449 50
$807 25
Amount of cash received,
$807 25
Amount of cash paid,
731 58
Receipts more than expenses,
$75 67
There is due from sundry persons the sum of $98.25 for the use of the Hall. The Hall has been used without pay nineteen times during the past year, at an expense of about $ 1 14 00.
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brooms, &c.,
I 55
F. J. Perry, repairs,
7 65
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POLICE STATION.
DR.
Paid Joseph T. French, superintendent, $ 150 00
66 meals for lodgers, 123 70
prisoners, 42 00
car-fare for tramps, 3 00
George G. Souther, rent of land,
12 00
D. Howard Bills, fuel,
23 05
L. M. Ham, repairs on lock, 3 50
Keating & Spear, mattresses, &c.,
23 85
William H. French, whitewashing, &c., 7 50
Billings, Clapp & Co., disinfectants, 4 00
John W. Hersey, stock and labor, 8 00
George O. Langley, stock and labor, I 50
Pierce & Sanborn, pipe, repairs, &c.,
9 64
$41I 74
CR.
By cash received for the use of cells,
23 00
$388 74
Appropriation,
$500 00
Expenses,
388 74
Expenses less than appropriation,
$III 26
There is due the town for use of cells,
from State of Massachusetts,
$ 16 00
from Quincy officers,
20 50
Town of Braintree,
68 00
66 Town of Weymouth,
10 00
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$114 50
The commitments to the police station for the year ending Feb. 1, 1879, were as follows : -
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Police Station, concluded. - Enlargement of Police Station. - State Aid.
For assault, 9; attempt at rape, 2 ; bastardy, 2; breaking and entering, 3 ; common drunkards, 3 ; drunkenness, 33 ; dis- turbance of the peace, 2; evading fare, I ; insanity, I ; incen- diarism, 2; larceny, 10; stealing a ride, 2; truancy, 2 ; vagrancy, 20. Total, 92. Number of lodgers provided for, 1156.
ENLARGEMENT OF POLICE STATION.
Paid Tirrell & Sons, iron-work,
$105 00
William H. French, stock and labor,
71 50
George O. Langley, “
20 74
$197 24
Appropriation,
$ 200 00
Expenses,
197 24
Expenses less than appropriation,
$2 76
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STATE AID.
DR.
Due fromn State, Feb. 1, 1878,
$2,861 49
Paid during year ending Feb. 1, 1879, 2,588 00
$5,449 49
CR.
By cash from State Treasurer, $2,716 45
Balance due from State, Feb. 1, 1879, 2,733 04
$5,449 49
STATE AID.
Under Act of 1878.
Paid sundry parties, (5)
$2.380 00
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STREET LIGHTS.
Paid Citizens' Gas Light Co.,
$2,888 35
E. H. Doble, 18 00
John B. Bass,
31 50
S. W. Jenkins, 25 25
W. A. Mosely,
7 33
Horace Jenkins,
31 00
F. J. Fuller,
32 00
Amos Churchill,
16 00
W. D. Emory,
17 00
E. J. Fegan,
18 00
Owen Treanor,
12 50
Thomas Gurney,
16 00
John Shields,
16 00
S. V. Maloney,
16 00
John McGowan,
16 00
George W. Brooks,
48 00
William N. Eaton,
16 00
C. H. Nudd,
24 00
E. A. Perkins,
IS CO
E. Winslow Ellis,
72 00
A. B. Chamberlin,
16 00
P. P. Kittredge,
16 00
J. Q. A. Field,
18 00
Ebenezer Adams,
2 67
Noah Cummings,
16 00
William B. Glover,
16 00
$3,423 60
Expenses,
$3,423 60
Appropriation,
3,250 00
Expenses more than appropriation, $173 60
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BRIDGES.
HINGHAM AND QUINCY BRIDGES. DR.
Paid J. M. Bartlett, treas'r, assessments, $197 15
B. F. Curtis, lumber, 437 87
$635 02
CR.
By cash from Trustees of Bridges, 437 87
$197 15
NEPONSET BRIDGE.
DR.
Paid Pratt & Co., lumber,
$347 95
A. T. Stearns, “
66 16
Eliab Ramsdell, stock and labor,
216 20
John Donovan, iron-work,
15 80
$646 II
CR.
By cash from E. Ramsdell, for old plank, ,
12 00
$634 II
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RECAPITULATION OF BRIDGES ACCOUNT.
Hingham and Quincy Bridges,
$197 15
Neponset Bridge, 634 II
$831 26
Appropriation,
$1,500 00
Expenses,
831 26
Expenses less than appropriation, $668 74
There is on hand, at Neponset Bridge, lumber appraised at $76 14.
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REAL ESTATE BOUGHT IN FOR TAXES.
DR.
To balance per last annual report, $132 47
Paid Geo. H. Locke, collector, for property
taxed to C. F. Billings,
80 65
W. M. Newcomb,
29 84
A. W. Wright,
55 93
T. H. Butterworth,
29 15
C. H. Kimball,
17 72
W. H. Lakin,
73 17
E. Pope, estate of,
139 56
$558 49
ESTIMATE AND PLANS FOR NEW ALMSHOUSE.
Paid W. M. French, carriage-hire, $12 00
William Parker, plans, 18 00
$30 00
Appropriation,
$100 00
Expenses,
30 00
Expenses less than appropriation,
$70 00
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC, POST 88.
Paid W. W. Penniman, Quartermaster, $200 00 Appropriation, $200 00
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PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Paid Henry Barker, treasurer,
$2,200 00 Appropriation, $2,200 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.
TAXES (1877.) George H. Locke, Collector. DR.
To amount of taxes unpaid Feb. 1, 1878,
$6,100 50
CR.
By cash paid town treasurer, including abatements, ($352 17) $5,363 40
Balance, amount of taxes unpaid Feb. 1, 1879, 737 IO 1
--- $6,100 50
TAXES (1878.)
George H. Locke, Collector. DR.
To Town tax, County "
$60,116 55 5,780 56
Amount carried forward,
$65,897 II
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Taxes (1878), concluded.
Amount brought forward,
$65,897 II
State tax,
3,900 00
Non-residents' bank-tax,
,211 76
Overlayings,
2,392 85
$73,401 72
CR.
By cash paid town treasurer, including discounts ($2,209 47) and abate- ments ($1,050 79), $67,249 65
Balance, amount of taxes unpaid Feb. 1, 1879,
6,152 07
$73,401 72
Appropriation for 1878,
$5,000 00
Discounts and abatements for 1878,
3,26c 26
Less than appropriation,
$1,739 74
The list of unpaid taxes can be seen on page 71.
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APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1878.
Schools, salaries, fuel and care of rooms,
$25,000 00
incidental expenses and transportation of pupils, 4,200 00
" purchase of books and stationery, 300 00
Superintendent of schools,
2,000 CO
Public Library,
2,200 00
Pay of Selectmen, 2,100 00 all other town officers, 1,075 00
Repairs of town buildings,
500 00
Miscellaneous expenses,
2,500 00
Support of poor,
6,500 00
Repairs of highways,
8,000 00
Repairs and care of bridges,
1,500 00
Miscellaneous expenses of highways and removal of
snow, 2,200 00
Street lights, ,
3,250 00
Mount Wollaston Cemetery,
1,000 00
Old Cemetery,
100 00
Enlargement of police station,
200 00
Police station and vagrants,
500 00
Fire Department, 4,700 00
Repairs of engine houses,
600 00
House for steam-pump, &c., iron pipe for streets, hydrants, &c., 3,800 00
Building water-ways, 250 00
Discount and abatement of taxes,
5,000 00
Decoration of soldiers' graves,
200 00
Estimate and plans for new Almshouse,
100 00
Examination of Neponset bridge, IOO CO
Extension of culvert, Quincy Avenue,
150 00
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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,
3,300 00
Discount and abatement of taxes,
5,000 00
Interest on town debt,
5,000 00
Miscellaneous expenses,
2,000 CO
Bridges,
. 1,200 00
Mount Wollaston Cemetery,
1,000 00
Old Cemetery,
100 00
Repairs of highways,
8,500 00
Removal of snow and miscellaneous expenses of high-
ways, 2,000 00
Decoration of soldiers' graves,
200 00
Public Library,
2,000 00
Fire Department,
4,625 00
Police Station and Vagrant account,
500 00
Street lights,
3,300 00
SCHEDULE OF OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS DUE THE TOWN.
For support of poor, as follows : - State of Mass., for Jacob Wells,
68 67
A. Roberts, 17 87
66
66
Swan Miller,
9 03
66
A. Sanville,
12 85
T. Bouchard, 4 50
Amount carried forward, $112 92
65
Accounts due the Town, continued.
Amount brought forward,
$112 92
State of Mass. for J. Decelle, II 75
A. Robinson, 7 50
$132 17
City of Boston, for L. E. Johnson, Town of Braintree, for Wm. Mulligan,
2 81
Jas. Bryant, 2 00
Lucius Thayer,
23 13
James Friel, 7 38
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35 32
Town of Weymouth, for Patrick Wall,
9 40
Randolph, for Clara Leavitt,
23 00
S. H. Leavitt,
27 00
L. F. Leavitt,
41 50
66
66
A. Leavitt,
16 25
66
L. P. Holbrook, II7 95
225 70
1
Alfred Nye, for E. Nye,
241 65
John F. Swan, support,
198 55
John Wilson, for Louisa S. Wilson,
96 40
Geo. H. Locke, guardian, for Mary Williams,
19 25
Insane person, support,
7 00
Thomas H. Hayes, rent of land,
25 00
E. Hayden, goods furnished,
10 00
Real estate bought in for taxes,
558 49
State Aid, due Feb. 1, 1879,
2,733 04
State Aid, (Act of 1878,) due Feb. 1, 1879,
2,380 00
Sundry parties, rent of Town Hall,
98 25
$6,782 60
12 38
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TREASURER'S REPORT.
HORACE B. SPEAR, Treasurer.
DR.
To Cash in Treasury on settlement Feb. I, IS78,
$26,319 62
Town of Braintree, support of poor, 165 90
Fairhaven,
204 00
66 Ipswich, 66
71 25
6 Eastham, 12 00
Medford, 12 00
Templeton, IO 45
Holbrook, 66
140 58
City of New Bedford, 6.
3 00
Boston, 66
8 38
Edward Capen, guardian, support of
C. V. Saville, 303 70
Sundry poor persons, refunded, 18 96
Pratt & Co., refunded, for bill paid twice, IO 30
E. Ramsdell, old plank sold from Neponset Bridge, 12 00
Frank C. Field, for gravel, I 75
W. A. Hodges, for calves sold from Alms- house, 3 50
H. H. Faxon, land on Water Street, 990 00
Joseph T. French, auctioneer's license,
2 00
L. W. Lovell, 66
2 00
James H. Elcock, 66
2 00
W. P. F. Meserve, billiard 66 2 00
William Hobart, rent of land, two years, 2 00
J. Q. Adams, rent of Rock Island, two years, 20 00
Use of police station, 23 00
Amount carried forward, $28,340 39
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Treasurer's Report, continued.
Amount brought forward, $28,340 39
Relief Whicher, labor on highway, 50 00
Trustees Hingham and Quincy Bridges, refunded, 437 87
Income from Town Hall, 449 50
National Mt. Wollaston Bank, rent of rooms in Town House, 300 00
County Treasurer, rent of rooms in Town
House, 57 75
County Treasurer, dog-licenses, 568 42
State Treasurer, corporation tax,
2,338 25
66 State paupers, 79 00
66 66
aid, 2,716 45
66 income Mass. School Fund, 204 86
66 66 Nat'l Bank tax, 1,750 79
Repair Fund of lots in Mt. Wollaston
Cemetery, Sarah Kingman,
100 00
Laura A. Whicher, 100 00
Repair Fund of lots in Mt. Wollaston Cemetery, labor on same, 6 00
Lots sold in Mt. Wollaston Cemetery,
180 00
Labor on lots in 66 66
811 86
66
in 1876, 2 00
66
in 1877, 66 00
Single graves 66
66
10 00
Hay sold from 66
44 50
Assessments on non-resident owners of lots, 62 00 Bernard Donnelly, liquor license, Ist class, 100 00 John Trainor, 100 00
A. G. Durgin,
4th class, 50 00
Timothy Lyons,
Ist class, 100 00
Michael Small, 66
66
66 100 00
W. P. F. Meserve,
66
150 00
Jeremiah Ford, 66 66 100 00
Amount carried forward,
$39,375 64
68
Treasurer's Report, continued.
Amount brought forward,
$39,375 64
Dennis Ford, liquor license, Ist class, 100 00
William Corcoran, “
.. 100 00
Timothy Fitzgerald,“ ..
100 00
Joseph S. Whall, .. ..
4th class, 50 00
Nicholas Gabarino, "
3d class, 50 00
W. A. Moseley, 66 66
Ist class, 100 00
Hiram P. Abbott, 66 66
100 00
William Dugan, .6 ..
..
100 00
James Sullivan, 66
..
100 00
John Swithin, .. 6.
..
100 00
James Mears,
66
66
100 00
John McGowan,
..
100 00
W. C. Campbell & Co., liquor license, Ist class, 100 00 David Gunville, liquor license, Ist class, 100 00 Geo. H. Wilson, 6 .. 5th class, 50 00
Stephen N. Maloney,“ Ist class, 100 00
E. J. Costello, 66 66 2d class, 50 00
Geo. H. Locke, collector, tax, 1877, 5,363 40
66
1878, 67,249 65
Notes payable, borrowed in anticipation of taxes, 32,000 00 --- $145,488 69
CR.
By State Treasurer, State tax, $3,900 00
" National Bank tax, 1,356 83
66 one-fourth amount re-
ceived for liquor licenses, 550 00
County Treasurer, County tax,
5,780 56
H. Barker, treas. Public Library, amt. dog-licenses, 1877, 699 39
Amounts carried forward,
$12,286 78 $145,488 69
69
Treasurer's Report, continued.
Amounts brought forward,
$12,286 78 $145,488 69
Notes payable, Woodward Fund,
(balance),
5,500 00
66
State Treasurer, 5,000 00
66 borrowed in anticipa-
tion of taxes,
26,000 00
Interest on notes,
4,486 82
Repair Fund of lots in Mount Wollaston Cemetery, 6 00
Town orders,
87,592 29
Balance, cash on hand,
4,6 16 80
- $145,488 69
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STATEMENT OF TOWN DEBT.
NOTES PAYABLE.
State of Massachusetts, due Nov. 1, 1881,
$ 20,000 00
Dec. 9, 1883, 5,000 00
March 23, 1884, 20,000 00
66 Dec. 9, 1888, 5,000 00
66
June 1, 1889,
10,000 00
Woodward Fund, on demand, 4,000 00
Nat'l Mt. Wollaston Bank, on demand,
2,000 00
Interest accrued on the above notes,
976 55
Repair Fund, on lots in Mt. Wollaston Cemetery,
300 00
Due for damage to land occupied by Mrs. M. D. Gibbons, 200 00
$67,476 55
CR.
By cash in the treasury, 4,616 80
Due as per schedule of outstanding ac-
counts, page 64. 6,782 60
Unpaid taxes of 1877, page 71. 737 IO
1878, page 4. 6,152 07
18,288 57
Net amount of town debt, Feb. 1, 1879, $49,187 98
Net amount of town debt, Feb. 1, 1879, $49,187 98
Feb. 1, 1878, 35,400 09
Increase for the year, $13,787 89
Town notes paid, 4.500 00
For further information respecting the Town Debt, see Auditors' Report.
LIST OF UNPAID TAXES, FEB. 1, 1879.
Tax of 1877.
Bent, George, estate of, $14 00
Berry, James, 8 50
Bigelow, John P., 12 60
Cleverly, James M., 6 30
Cleverly, James T., 2 00
Cleverly, Thomas, 3 40
Coleman, Edward W.,
26 30
· Hayden, Charles,
18 IO
Hanson, Dexter B., 2 00
Lucas, John S., 13 40
Lord, Joseph H.,
9 60
O'Brien, Michael, 2d, 2 00
Parrott, John, 2 00
Parrott, John J., 2 00
Ripley, John T.,
2 00
Tuck, Abiathar, 4 20
Williams, Jonathan,
81 20
WOLLASTON.
Adams, Bryant N., 14 00
Baker, H. G., 7 00
Batterson, Wm. J., 45 40
Black, Wm. F., 2 10
Churchill, Newton,
14 70
Carpenter, Edwin J.,
34 20
Clapp, A. H.,
1 05
Cheever, Samuel,
7 00
Coolidge, A. J.,
4 20
Brought forward, $338 20
Clough, James H., 2 CO
Cushing, Sarah E., 8 40
Farnum, Samuel N., 14 00
Hastings, Caroline E., 2 10
Howe, Jones, 14 00
Ingraham, Louisa, 2 80
Loring, Abbot, 5 60
Morehead, J. W., 3 50
Pinkham, Horace A., 94 50
Rice, Matthew, 4.20
Shaw & Morrison, 9 80
Tupper, H. W., 3 50
Williams, John, Mrs., 8 40
BRACKETT ESTATE.
Cheever, Samuel, I 40
Merriam, Ellery R., 2 80
Richardson, B. W., 4 20
BELLEVUE
PARK.
Andrews, Wm. E., 2 80
Beaumont, Francis B., 6 30
Dailey, D. F., I 05
Cross, John, 6 30
Ellis, Chas. F., heirs of, I 40
Carried forward, $338 20
Carried forward,
$538 30
(71)
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Unpaid taxes for 1877, continued.
Brought forward, $538 30
Garbett, Wm. A., I 40
Green, Charles, 2 80
Lyon, L. A., 5 60
Mortenson, C. C., or by
whom owned, I 40
Nason, A. F., 19 60
Pattee, Wm. S., 2 80
Smith, A. O., I 40
Trefetheren, Thomas H.,
I 40
Vanderwood, John E.,
1 40
Weston, John D., 5 60
Wheeler, Ella E., 2 10
SQUANTUM.
Burditt, George H., I 40
Blodgett, Cyrus, estate of, 2 80
Mather, H. H., 2 80
Pierce, Charles G., 70
Ratigae, Thomas, 70
Reed, Mary A., I 40
Smith, Elizabeth G., 7 00
Smith, John, 2 80
BOSTON.
Ahlborn, Henry, 4 20
Butland, John, or by whom owned, 29 40
Carberry, Thomas, 70
Colleard & Haley, 70
Creaber, F. C., 70
Dowling, William, 70
Felton, D. W., 70
Carried forward,
$640 50
Brought forward, $640 50
Foye, - 2 10
Henry, Mrs. E. N., 4 20
Howard, - 2 80
Hughson, William, I 40
Jackson, Thomas, I 40
McGrail, Peter,
2 10
Murphy, Daniel E.,
2 10
Newhall, Cheever, 14 70
Pengree, Mrs.,
12 60
Richards, E. E.,
I 40
Ripley, A., 70
Ross, B. F., 2 80
Reagan, Charles, 70
Simmons, George, I 40
Smith, John T., 70
Tennebaum, - I 40
Williams & Foss, 20 30
Williams, W. R., 70
Wilson, H. S.,
70
BRAINTREE.
Hollis, John,
I 40
SOMERVILLE.
Bartlett, J. C.,
4 20
Wilson, Robert,
9 80
STOUGHTON.
Phinney, Jonathan,
I 40
1
RESIDENCE UNKNOWN.
Wilbur, Cornelius,
5 60
$737 10
73
Unpaid taxes of 1878.
Adams, Mrs. Owen, $76 50
Brought forward, $589 52
Allen, Otis,
21 15
Dell, Lewis, 38 75
Ames, Samuel,
29 00
Dell, Simon, 6 50
Arey, Joseph, estate of,
12 60
Delory, John,
2 90
Arnold, Daniel F.,
38 00
Devlin, Michael, 14 60
Arnold, Danforth W.,
30 58
Ditmar, Carl,
76 50
Arnold, Edward, 3 80
Donovan, Timothy, 6 70
Beals, Nathaniel H., 68 15
Dorrity, John, 1.4 60
Barker, Israel G.,
3 80
Donahue, Dennis, 2 00
Baker, Edward,
5 60
Donahue, Peter J., 6 05
Bent, Isaac P.,
2 90
Doner, Wm. Mrs., 3 60
Bigelow, John P., IO IO
Duggan, John, estate of, 24 65
Billings, Benjamin F., 33 50
Dunn, Edward, 15 50
Billings, Caleb F.,
45 00
Dwelle, Lemuel, est. of, 40 50
Billings, George W.,
3 60
Faxon, Asaph, 2 45
Bisson, Peter, 8 30
Fallon, John,
19 55
Bowditch, Galen, & Co., 2 90
Falvey, Eugene, 7 40
Bowen, Michael, 9 20
Feltis, Horace S., 3 80
Bowton, John,
12 68
Flowers, James, 20 00
Boyd, William, 7 85
Flynn, Edward, est. of, I 80
Berry, James, 22 70
Foley, Thomas, 2 90
Campbell & Corthell, 3 80
Forbes, John, IO 78
Chubbuck, Wm.C., est. of, 15 75
French, Francis W., 2 90
Cleverly, James M., 6 05
Fuller, Frederick J.,
115 40
Cleverly, James T., 2 00
Galvin, Timothy, 12 80
Coffee, John, 19 10
Garrity, James, 26 75
Coffee, Timothy, 2 36
Garvin, Patrick, 2 00
Colby, Stephen B.,
2 45
George, Charles W., II 90
Coleman, Edward W.,
15 75
Costeric, Fred. D.,
22 25
Gibson, James, estate of, 14 40
Crane, Samuel, 2 00
Gillard, Wm., Mrs., 22 50
Curtis, Franklin,
35 30
Gilligan, Patrick, est. of, 3 60
Dailey, Michael,
IO IO
Glover, John B., 13 70
Degreny, Ensel, 4 70
Gibbons, Mary D., 82 80
Carried forward, (6)
$589 52
Carried forward, $1,230 35
Gearing, Frank, IO 55
74
Unpaid taxes for 1878, continued.
Brought forward, $1,230 35
Brought forward, $1,935 95
Goodhue, Mitchell, 61 50
Littlefield, Walter, 90
Golden, James, 8 30
Hall, Charles H.,
97 20
Hall, John, 2d,
20 00
Hardwick, Henry,
I 80
Loud, Francis P., 12 80
Harris, John,
II 90
Havahan, James, ·
22 70
Lewis, Roger, 3 80
Hayden, Charles,
IO 35
Lyons, Jeremiah, 12 80
Hayden, Eli, estate of, 19 80
Leonard, Edward, 5 60
Hayden, Loring A., 24 95
Mahoney, Owen,
4 70
Hayes, Thomas H., 46 55
Mahoney, Timothy,
14 60
Hayes, Thomas P., 20 81
Malone, Peter,
9 56
Hicks, Albion W., 8 30
Marks, Stephen F.,
2 00
Hinckley, Wm., heirs of, 25 20
Marks, James, 3 35
Matthews, James, 4 70
McCarty, Daniel, 6 28
Hurley, David, Mrs., 9 90
McCombie, John,
3 35
Johnson, Joseph, 6 73
65 70
McGann, William, 13 70
Johnson, Jane,
2 45
McGoverin, Michael, II 00
Kemp, John J.,
26 75
McGilvray, Hugh, 8 30
Kincaid, Sarah C_ Mrs., 12 60
Mckenzie, John, 22 70
Lacy, Mary A.,
14 40
McRay, Donald, 3 80
Lacy, Patrick F.,
25 40
Miller, Gilbert M., 7 40
Lacy, Berry & Carey,
I 35
Miller, Fabian, 2 00
Lakin, Wm. F.,
4 70
Mocson, Stephen O.,
4 48
Larkin, Daniel,
II OO
Morse, Stephen, Jr., 3 35
Larkin, Thomas, 16 40
Munday, Hugh, 25 40
Lines, James, 3 80
Murphy, Edward, 2 45
Lines, Thomas D.,
13 50
McKay, Martha A., 4 95
Lennehan, Dennis, 5 60
Litchfield, Amos M.,
80 98
Newcomb, Winslow M., 14 40
Leighton, Richard,
3 58
Nicholson, W. H., 37 55
Carried forward, $1,935 95
Carried forward, $2,250 35
Holmes, Naaman B., Jr., 2 90
Howe, Edward S., 18 50
McCloud, Murdoch, 3 58
Jackson, Wm. H.,
Loud & Wentworth, 2 25
Litchfield, Edwin M., 27 20 Lombard, Joseph W., 30 80 Leavitt & Lombard, 45
Newcomb, Paul W., 4 20
75
Unpaid taxes for 1878, continued.
Brought forward, $2,250 35
Nye, Alfred, 27 20
O'Brien, John, 17 30
Swan, John F., 5 40
Tibbetts, George,
6 95
Totman, Henry S., 22 70
Tuck, Abiathar, 2 70
Vance, James, estate of, 27 00
Vinton, George, Jr., 15 50
Walsh, Thomas,
2 90
Wellington, Asa A., 11 00
Worcester, William B., 2 00
White, Nathaniel, estate, I 80
Whiting, Geo. S. T., 12 35
Williams, Jonathan, 47 70
Wren, John,
13 48
Walsh, Peter,
2 90
WOLLASTON.
Adams, Benjamin N., 7 20
Allen, Charles G., 30 35
Albee, Amos D., 6 50
Rollou, William,
14 15
Austin, Harris S., 18 90
Sanville, Joseph,
7 85
Barker, H. G., 4 50
Shaw, George,
3 80
Black, Mary E., 3 60
Shea, James,
8 30
Barlow, Benjamin C., 44 30
Batterson, William J., 26 75
Sheahan, Patrick, est. of, 5 40
Bills, F. C., 21 60
Somerset Coal Co., 30 60
Souther, George G. 10 80
Stephens, James, 4 25
Sullivan, Michael, 12 80
Sullivan, Owen, 3 35
Sullivan, Timothy M., 20 00
Sweeny, Patrick, II 90
Carried forward, $2,806 55
Brought forward, $2,806 55
Sylvester, Isaac A., 9 20
O'Brien, Michael, 2d, 11 00
O'Brien, Thomas, 9 20
Owens, Thomas, IO IO
Packard, John A., 21 80
Packard, Josiah V., 3 80
Page, Peter R., estate of, 13 50
Parker, Henry W., 5 60
Pendergrass, John, 6 05
Peverly, Orrin J., 6 95
Phalon, Patrick,
9 00
Pickernell, William, 5 60
Pope, Edmund, estate of, 71 55
Poole, John Q., 3 35
Pratt, Albert G., 3 35
Reed, Warren, 143 75
Rich, Benjamin,
IO IO
Rideout, Luke,
29 90
Robinson, B. S.,
IO IO
Shea, Jeremiah, 80
Black, Wm. F. I 35
Bennett, Elvira R., 1 80
Botsford, Charles B., I 80
Breenick, Charles B., I 35
Broad, S. T., I 35
Bates, Charles F., 21 80
Butterworth, Frank H., 25 40
Carried forward, $3,208 68
76
Unpaid taxes for 1878, continued.
Brought forward, $3,208 68
Brought forward, $3,568 08
Cheever, Samuel, 2 70
Howe, Jonas, 29 00
Clough, James H., 19 10
Higgins, Lucy, I 80
Coolidge, Henrietta C., 3 15
Jameson & Merriam, 3 15
Clark, Cyrus T., 30 60
Jones, Henry A., 29 90
Cushing, Sarah E., 5 40
Lakin, John H., 21 40
Cutter, Henry C., 5 40
Lacy, John P., 4 05
Davis, Winfield A.,
I 80
Lancaster Savings Bank, I 80 Lincoln, A. A., 42 05
Dodge, S.,
I 80
Dodge, John, estate of, 2 70
Lincoln, Daniel B., 24 50
Douse, B. T.,
30 60
Litchfield, Henry O., 4 25
Elliot, Lucius A., 58 70
Loring, Albert, 3 60
Faunce, C. A., I 80
Lovett, Mary C., 23 40
Farnum, Samuel N., 9 00
Loud, J. W., estate of, 5 40
Fairbanks, Moses, 38 70
Lord & Wentworth, 3 60
Fairbanks, F. M., 6 75
Lord, Joseph,
IO IO
Fairbanks, H. O., 3 80
Manning, Adeline F., 2 70
Martin, Alphee, 2 70
Faxon, George, 2 70
Merriam, E. R.,
5 40
Foye, Abby S., 3 15
McNeil, W. H.,
4 50
Fletcher, est. of, 2 70
Mechanics' Sav'gs Bank, 40 95 Morehead, J. W., I 80
Gleason, Charles, I 80
Mumford, C. A., I 35
Gordon, Thomas,
24 50
Partridge, Horace, 7 20
Granville, Charles K., 19 10
Partridge, Martha A.,
3 15
Greeley, Mrs., 3 15
Partridge, Frank P.,
15 75
Greenwood, Moses, 12 60
Percival, Frank, 2 25
Harkins, Richard L., Jr., 30 15
Pollard, Moses, 12 15
Hanks, Frank P., 2 70
Pusha, James H., 7 20
Hastings, Caroline E., I 35
Pinkham, Horace, 68 15
Herrick, Eliza A., 3 15
Perry, Catherine, 4 95
Hislop, James, I 35
Rice, Martha T., 2 70
Hislop, Robert C., 2 70
Rice, - 2 25
Hollis, N. E., I 35
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