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SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
Paid George Saville, 15 00
$3,744 89
Appropriation,
$4,080 00
Expenses, 3,744 89
Expenses less than appropriation, $335 II .
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The following amounts have been paid for police duty at Squantum. The city of Boston has agreed to repay them to Quincy, but the bill rendered was not approved by the Com- mittee on Improved Sewerage in time to be paid before Feb. I.
Paid Michael W. Gerry, $ 165 00
Charles N. Hunt, 532 50
William C. Seelye, 23 00
$720 50
57
CRANE MEMORIAL HALL.
(Dedication, Grading, etc.)
Paid F. L. Olmstead, plan,
$ 100 00
Almshouse, gravel,
167 50
H. Mitchell, town seal,
75 00
P. H. Gavin, pump, pipe, hose, etc.,
9 25
City Band, music,
I20 00
Weber Quartette, music,
30 00
C. A. Foster, fares,
5 80
William Webb, flowers, etc.,
41 50
Mrs. A. B. Packard, flowers, etc.,
5 00
L. A. French, collation,
100 00
John Hall, use of barouches,
40 00
William Parker, building platform,
4 75
Post 88, G. A. R.,
35 00
Pollard, Alford & Co., badges, etc.,
5 00
George O. Langley, building fence,
85 48
F. L. Merrill, painting
83 64
C. A. Feltis, sharpening tools,
4 05
P. H. Gavin, plumbing,
170 15
White Bros., concrete walks,
354 57
O. C. R. R., freight,
88
Bradley Fertilizer Co., phosphate,
18 00
J. Breck & Sons, grass-seed,
9 20
Q. A. Faunce, cistern cover,
4 50
Whitman & Breck, estimates, etc.,
49 50
Churchill & Hitchcock, steps,
50 00
E. Menhinick, setting
4 50
J. Breck & Sons, barrows,
18 00
William Webb, use of team,
123 00
Amount carried forward, $1,714 27
58
Crane Memorial Hall, continued.
Amount brought forward, $1,714 27
157 85
Paid William Webb, labor and use of tools, Sundry persons, for labor,
779 52
$2,651 64
Expenses,
$2,651 64
Appropriation,
2,000 00
Expenses more than appropriation, $651 64
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.
Paid Cochrane & Sampson, printing town report, $417 75
George W. Hobart, distributing
5 85
George P. Martin,
5 00
Thomas O'Brien,
5 00
E. W. Underwood,
6 00
J. W. Hayden,
66
6 00
H. A. Keith, preparing
100 00
E. B. Souther, stationery,
21 14
A. G. Durgin,
3 75
J. L. Fairbanks, blank books,
2 90
M. R. Warren,
3 75
C. K. Darling, 66
I 25
J. M. Whittemore, “
I 25
Cochrane & Sampson, binding,
4 00
Green & Prescott, printing and advertising,
291 45
Amount carried forward,
$880 09
66
5 00
E. T. Spear,
59
Miscellaneous Expenses, continued.
Amount brought forward, $880 09
Paid George H. Locke, cash for advertising, 12 00
P. H. Gavin, repairing pump, I 25
James W. Pierce, “
15 00
C. H. Penniman, use of team,
3 50
B. S. Robinson, damage to sleigh,
4 25
Cornelius Smith, 6 00
B. S. Robinson, 75 00
S. N. Maloney, labor on pound,
39 50
L. H. Cain,
13 06
Whitman & Breck, plan and survey,
16 00
Albert Keating, furniture and repairs,
10 00
W. T. Babcock, Adm'r, tax refunded,
9 60
A. S. Sawtell,
13 83
Merry Mount Granite Co.,
15 36
J. W. Porter, Ex'r, 66
30 72
M. W. Oliver, 66
7 68
A. B. Hayward, I 92
H. W. Hosie, sprinkling street, 30 00
C. A. Winslow, expressing,
5 15
Asa French, legal services,
71 60
J. B. Chaffin,
15 00
J. E. Tirrell, 66
8 00
C. A. Pinkham & Co., printing,
8 00
Alexander McKinnon, repairing bell,
II OO
Thomas Carroll, labor, ,
3 15
Peter B. Turner, book-rest,
1 00
C. F. Pettengill, care of town clock,
50 00
66 extra labor on fire alarm,
5 00
John B. Bass, postage,
16 30
John Hall, ringing bell,
52 00
66 returning deaths,
54 50
C. A. Spear, cash for stationery,
3 85
telegrams, I 28
Amount carried forward, $1,490 59
60
Miscellaneous Expenses, continued. Town Hall.
Amount brought forward,
$ 1,490 59
Paid E. A. Perkins, cash for postage, etc., 4 12
George H. Locke, “ 66
19 53
Horace B. Spear, " recording deed, I 06
Tirrell & Sons, dipper,
50
James E. Maxim, labor at town meetings, 17 50
E. W. Underwood, indexing, etc.,
6 85
George L. Gill, cash for postage, etc.,
II 62
recording, 7 00
transcribing votes, etc., 3 00
preparing records for report,
10 00
returning, etc., births,
170 50
66
marriages,
17 40
66
deaths, 23 80
Total amount of cash paid,
$1,783 47
Appropriation,
$2,500 00
Expenses, 1,783 47
Expenses less than appropriation,
$716 53
TOWN HALL.
DR.
Paid Citizens' Gas Light Co., gas, $383 10
66
repairing fix- tures, etc., 2 22
James E. Maxim, care of rooms, I20 00 66 cash for cleaning, etc., 9 40
.. 6 66 labor at free meetings, 70 00
Amount carried forward, $584 72
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Town Hall, continued. Police Station.
Amount brought forward,
$584 72
Paid D. H. Bills, fuel, 17 42
Somerset Coal Co.
13 50
J. F. Sheppard,
6 50
Cyrus Patch, 66
69 50
P. H. Gavin, cleaning pipe, etc.,
3 79
Terence Keenan, cleaning cesspool,
3 00
E. Packard & Co., saw-dust,
60
S. H. Spear, carpet, etc.,
6 20
Sanborn & Damon, pipe, etc.,
34 20
Whitney & Nash, brooms, matches, etc.,
7 74
$747 17
CR.
By cash received for rent of rooms,
$300 00
received for use of hall, 335 00
635 00.
Expenses more than receipts,
$112 17
Appropriation,
$ 200 00
Expenses,
112 17
Expenses less than appropriation,
$87 83
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POLICE STATION.
DR.
Paid E. W. Underwood, superintendent, $37 50
66
meals for lodgers, 17 IO
66
66 meals for prisoners, 25 00
W. M. French, superintendent, 112 50
Amount carried forward, $192 10
62
Police Station, continued.
Amount brought forward, $192 10
Paid W. M. French, meals for lodgers, 28 70
meals for prisoners, 57 75
Citizens' Gas Light Co., gas,
21 80
Somerset Coal Co., fuel,
14 50
Cyrus Patch, 30 25
C. W. Lerned & Co., disinfectants,
10 00
A. G. Durgin, medicine,
50
Sanborn & Damon, pans, etc., 37
Whitney & Nash, matches, 65
$356 62
CR.
By cash received for use of cells, 97 00
$259 62
Appropriation,
$400 00
Expenses, 259 62
Expenses less than appropriation,
$140 38
There is due for use of cells : -
From other towns, 66 County of Norfolk,'
$II 50
33 00
$44 50
The commitments to the police station for the year ending Feb. I, 1883, were as follows : -
For drunkenness, 75; assault, 14; breaking and entering, 5 ; larceny, II ; evading fare, 5 ; cruelty to animals, I ; disturbance of the peace, 5 ; violation of the liquor law, 5 ; perjury, 2 ; rape, 2; incest, I. Total, 126. Number of lodgers provided for, 433.
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63 TOWN PHYSICIAN.
Paid S. M. Donovan, $256 00
Appropriation,
$300 00
Expense, 256 00
Expense less than appropriation, $44 00
DECORATION OF SOLDIERS' GRAVES.
Paid Post 88, G. A. R., $200 00
Appropriation, $200 00
Annexed is the detailed account of the expenditures, called for by vote of the town, at the last annual town meeting, and fur- nished by the Commander of the Post.
Paid for flowers and wreaths,
carriages,
$128 50 41 00
flags,
9 00
printing,
12 00
car-fare and expressing,
I 60
repairing and marking graves,
7 90
$ 200 00
THOMAS CRANE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Paid Henry Barker, treasurer, $ 2,000 00
Appropriation, $2,500 00
Amount drawn, 2,000 00
Amount due the Trustees, $500 00
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HINGHAM AND QUINCY BRIDGES.
DR.
Paid C. A. Feltis, irons, $5 00
T. H. Humphrey, treasurer, assessment, 250 00
$255 00
CR.
By cash from George H. Field, 5 00
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$250 00
Appropriation, $ 300 00
Expenses, 250 00
Expenses less than appropriation,
$50 00
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT IN FOR TAXES.
DR.
. To balance per last annual report,
$1,365 94
Paid George H. Locke, collector, taxes, 175 52
- - $1,541 46
CR.
By cash for estates, as follows : -
W. H. Battison,
$230 76
Mrs. John Wilson,
37 00
H. O. Fairbanks,
147 33
415 09
$1,126 37
65
STATE AID.
DR.
Due from State, Feb. 1, 1883, $2,394 04
Paid during year ending Feb. I, 1883,
1,958 00
$4,352 04
CR.
By cash from State Treasurer, $2,106 00
Balance due from State, Feb. I, 1883,
2,246 04
4,352 04
STATE AID.
Under Act of 1879.
DR.
To balance due Feb. 1, 1882, $694 50
Paid during year ending Feb. 1, 1883,
881 00
CR.
- $1,575 50
By cash from State Treasurer,
646 00
$929 50
Appropriation,
$700 00
One-half payments, $440 50
Am't previously claimed, 15 00
455 50
Paid less than appropriation, $244 50
(5 Q)
66
State Aid, continued. - Taxes. (1879.)
ACCOUNT WITH STATE.
Due from State under Act of 1879, per last report, $694 50
One-half payments,
$440 50
Less amount previously claimed, 15 00
425 50
$1,120 00
Less cash from State Treasurer,
646 00
$474 00
Due on general State Aid,
2,246 04
$2,720 04
TAXES (1879).
George H. Locke, Collector.
DR.
To amount of taxes unpaid Feb. 1, 1882, $103 57
CR.
By cash paid Town Treasurer, $20 49
Balance unpaid Feb. 1, 1883, 83 08
$103 57
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67 Taxes, continued. TAXES (1880). George H. Locke, Collector.
DR.
To amount of taxes unpaid Feb. 1, 1882, $1,459 85
CR.
By cash paid Town Treasurer, abatements, Balance unpaid Feb. 1, 1883,
$237 89
827 97
393 99
$1,459 85
TAXES (1881). George H. Locke, Collector.
DR.
To amount of taxes unpaid Feb. 1, 1882, $5,180 32
CR.
By cash paid Town Treasurer,
$3,448 45
abatements, Balance unpaid Feb. 1, 1883.
31 00
1,700 87
5,180 32
TAXES (1882). George H. Locke, Collector.
DR.
To Town tax, County tax, State tax,
$112,059 40 4,654 48 7,800 00
Amount carried forward, $124,513 88
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68
Taxes, continued.
Amount brought forward,
$124,513 88 2,477 38
Non-residents' bank-tax,
Overlayings,
I198 42
$128,189 68
CR.
By cash paid Town Treasurer, discounts,
$116,186 00
4,166 04
abatements,
1,026 17
Balance unpaid Feb. 1, 1883,
6,811 47
128,189 68
Abatements on tax of 1880,
$827 97
66 " " 1881,
31 00
66
" 1882,
1,026 17
Discounts
" 1882,
4,166 04
$6,051 18
Discounts and abatements,
$6,051 18
Appropriation,
5,500 CO
In excess of appropriation,
$551 18
SINKING FUND.
Paid Horace B. Spear, Treasurer,
$3,000 00
Appropriation, $ 3,000 00
69
APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1882.
General school expenses,
$ 36,800 00
Superintendent's salary,
2,000 00
Alteration of Willard school-house,
6,000 00
---- $44,800 00
Support of poor,
10,000 00
Outfit and grading of Almshouse,
1,000 00
Repairs on town buildings,
500 00
Discount and abatement of taxes,
5,500 00
Interest on town debt,
4,000 00
Miscellaneous expenses,
2,500 00
Neponset bridge,
900 00
Point bridge,
300 00
Mount Wollaston cemetery,
1,000 00
Old cemetery,
100 00
Repairs of highways,
9,000 00
Ice, snow and miscellaneous expenses,
4,500 00
Decoration of soldiers' graves,
200 00
Fire Department,
4,800 00
Thomas Crane Public Library,
2,500 00
Grading and dedication, Crane Hall,
2,000 00
Police station,
400 00
Street lights,
3,100 00
Aid to indigent soldiers,
700 00
Town officers,
4,080 00
Special police for enforcement of liquor laws,
500 00
Free lectures,
200 00
Health officer,
300 00
Sinking fund,
3,000 00
New hook and ladder,
1,000 00
Telegraphic fire alarm,
3,200 00
Steam fire engine, etc.,
4,800 00
Amount carried forward,
$114,880 00
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Appropriations for 1882, continued.
Amount brought forward, $114,880 00
Expense of steam fire engine, if bought, 1,200 00
Altering stone school-house, 500 00
Horse, etc., for Hose Co., 400 00
Re-locating Valley street, 500 00
Laying out Arnold street,
100 00
Extending Quincy street, 125 00
Changes in Washington street,
300 00
$118,005 00
Less amount for bank and corporation tax,
6,000 00
$ 112,005 00
ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES FOR THE ENSUING YEAR.
PREPARED BY THE SELECTMEN.
Support of the poor,
$7,500 00
Repairs of town buildings,
500 00
Building shed and repairing house,
750 00
Discounts and abatements of taxes,
5,000 00
Interest on town debt,
4,000 00
Miscellaneous expenses,
2,500 00
Old cemetery,
100 00
Mount Wollaston cemetery,
1,000 00
Point bridge,
1,000 00
Decoration of soldiers' graves,
200 00
Aid to indigent soldlers,
600 00
Police station,
400 00
Pay of town officers,
4,000 00
Town physician,
300 00
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SCHEDULE OF ACCOUNTS DUE THE TOWN.
State of Massachusetts, support of poor,
$383 15
City of Boston,
III 49
Cambridge,
30 78
Town of Randolph,
I34 09
Canton,
3 50
Rockport,
46 83
Real Estate bought in for taxes,
1,126 37
State Aid Feb. 1, 1883, page 66,
2,720 04
City of Boston, police services,
720 50 - $5,276 75
72
TREASURER'S REPORT.
HORACE B. SPEAR, Treasurer.
DR.
To cash in Treasury on settlement,
February 1, 1882,
$10,510 41
City of Boston, support of poor, 13 40
Cambridge, 66 66 115 68
Town of Canton,
66
18 00
66 Braintree, 66
35 98
Abington, 66
214 97
S. Abington, 66
60
Medford,
66
66
35 00
City of Cambridge, State Aid,
36 00
Town of Milton, use of Police Station, 6 00
Town of Braintree "6 66
II 50
W. M. French, 66 66
55 00
N. B. Furnald, 24 50 66
G. H. Field, refunded by poor persons, 19 00
E. H. Starbuck, board of Mrs. Starbuck, 33 00
John G. Hobbs, 66 " Mrs. Hobbs, 10 00
Edward Capen, " C. V. Saville, 186 45
G. A. Ordway, " Murray, 59 50
66 " Mrs. Ford, 12 00
G. F. Wilson, produce from Almshouse, 106 83
Wm. A. Hodges “ and wood from
Almshouse, 7 89
J. H. Sweetser, produce from Almshouse, 8 10
Eaton Bros. 30 80
G. A. Ordway,
95 59
66 sand and produce
from Almshouse,
92 83
Amount carried forward,
11,739 03
73
Treasurer's Report, continued.
Amount brought forward, $11,739 03
To G. A. Ordway, use of horse and cart, 2 00
salt grass, 8 00
sods sold to Mt. Wol-
laston Cemetery, 20 00
Franklin Hardwick, gravel from Almshouse, 33 28
E. A. Perkins, gravel from Alms- house for Crane Hall, 167 50
Thomas Kennon, Auctioneer's License,
2 00
Joseph T. French,
2 00
J. W. Lombard,
2 00
Charles H. Jones, Billiard License, 2 00
P. S. McDonald,
2 00
J. D. Tabor,
2 00
Frederick Hardwick, 66 66
2 00
George Steward, 2 00
S. A. Merrill, 66
2 00
A. G. Durgin, Liquor I 00
Joseph S. Whall,
1 00
Arthur B. Hayward,
I 00
Charles T. Cole,
I 00
Wm. L. Bradley, on ac't Fire Alarm, 150 00
W. H. Homer, redemption of W. H. Battison's estate sold for taxes,
230 76
Mrs. John Wilson, redemption of estate sold for taxes, 37 00
H. O. Fairbanks, redemption of es- tate sold for taxes, 147 33
George H. Field, for bill paid twice to O. T. Rogers Granite Co., 6 00
Road Commissioners, for drain pipe sold sundry persons, 26 29
Amount carried forward,
$12,589 19
74
Treasurer's Report, continued.
Amount brought forward, $12,589 19
To W. B. Rice, for drain pipe, 3 84
C. A. Spear, for old Almshouse, 82 50
C. A. Spear, stone from old Alms- house, 23 50
Joseph M. Glover, manure sold from Engine House, 10 00
Geo. W. B. Taylor, plank from Ne- ponset Bridge, 7 20
Road Commisioners, plank from Ne- ponset Bridge, II 7I
William Hobart, rent of land, I OO
J. Q. Adams, rent of Rock Island, 10 00
Nat'l Mt. Wollaston Bank, rent of rooms in Town House, 300 00
James E. Maxim, income Town Hall,
335 00
Hingham and Quincy Bridges,
5 00
Lots sold in Mt. Wollaston Cemetery,
160 00
Single graves sold in Mt. Wollaston Cemetery, 5 00
Labor on lots in Mt. Wollaston
Cemetery, 1,023 00
Labor on lots in Mt. Wollaston Cem- etery, 1875, 18 00
Labor on lots in Mt. Wollaston Cem- etery, 1877, 2 50
Labor on lots in Mt. Wollaston Cem-
etery, 1878, 8 50
Labor on lots in Mt. Wollaston Cem- etery, 1879, 6 00
Labor on lots in Mt. Wollaston Cem- etery, 1880, 21 00
Labor on lots in Mt. Wollaston Cem- etery, 1881, 58 50
Amount carried forward, $14,681 44
75
Treasurer's Report, continued.
Amount brought forward, $14,681 44
To Income repair fund of lots in Mt.
Wollaston Cemetery, 52 50
Hay sold from Mt. Wollaston Ceme- tery, 44 00
Assessments on non-resident owners
of lots in Mt. Wollaston Cem- tery, 44 00
Repair of lots in Mt. Wollaston
Cemetery : -
Jonathan Baxter, for the Geo. Baxter lot, 100 00
Executor, for the H. A. Gay lot,
100 00
County Treasurer, for Dog Licenses,
708 88
State Treasurer, Corporation tax,
5,247 44
Nat'l Bank tax,
2,531 99
support State paupers,
212 26
temporary support State paupers, 6 52
66
State aid, 2,106 00
old ac't, 114 50
relief indigent Sol-
diers and Sailors, 646 00
income School Fund, 213 12
Notes payable, borrowed in anticipa-
tion of taxes,
53,200 00
George H. Locke, Collector, tax 1881, 3,448 45
" 1882, 116,186 00
Almshouse, supplies to outside poor, 675 17
To Nat'l Mt. Wollaston Bank, inter- est on deposits, 62 48
Nat'l Granite Bank, interest on de- posits, 64 03
Amount carried forward, $,200,439 78
76
Treasurer's Report, continued.
Amount brought forward, $200,439 78
To Road Commissioners, work done for Town of Milton, 25 34 Geo. H. Locke, Coll. ac't tax 1879, 20 49
1880, 237 89
" " interest on taxes, 201 24
-- $200,924 74
CR.
By State Treasurer, State tax, $7,800 00
National Bank tax, 2,401 97
Corporation tax, 1881, 3 69
County " County tax,
4,654 48
Notes payable borrowed in anticipa- tion of taxes,
53,200 00
Notes payable, Woodward Fund,
4,700 00
Interest on Notes,
3,807 52
Interest, Repair Fund on lots in Mt. Wollaston Cemetery,
52 50
Town Orders,
115,532 66
Balance on deposit in Banks, 8,771 92
-- $200,924 74
77
STATEMENT OF TOWN DEBT.
DR.
State of Massachusetts, note due Decem-
ber 9, 1883, $ 5,000 00
State of Massachusetts, note due March 23, 1884, 20,000 00
State of Massachusetts, note due Decem- ber 9, 1888, 5,000 00
State of Massachusetts, note due June I, 1889, 10,000 00
Quincy Savings Bank, note due October 1, 1885, 3,333 00
Quincy Savings Bank, note due October 1, 1886, 3,333 00
Quincy Savings Bank, note due October I, 1887,
3,334 00
Woodward Fund, note due on demand,
5,000 00
Accrued interest on the above notes,
842 22
Repair Fund of lots in Mt. Wollaston Cemetery,
1,075 00
$56,917 22
, CR.
By Cash in Treasury, $8,771 92
Due per schedule of accounts, page 71,
5,276 75
Unpaid taxes of 1879,
83 08
66
66
1 880,
393 99
66
6.
1881,
1,700 87
66
" 1882,
6,811 47
Sinking Fund,
9,961 14
Amounts carried forward,
$32,999 22 $56,917 22
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Statement of Town Debt, continued.
Amounts brought forward, $32,999 22 $56,917 22 Land on Adams St. (Almshouse lot), which the town has voted to sell, the pro- ceeds to be placed in the Sinking Fund, 6,000 00
38,999 22 -
Net amount of town debt, Feb. 1, 1883, $17,918 00
Net amount of town debt, Feb. 1, 1882, $26,293 75 66 66 Feb. 1, 1883, 17,918 00
Decrease for the year, $8,375 75
UNPAID TAXES OF 1882.
(Unpaid poll taxes given separately.)
Adams, Mrs. Sam'l H., $57 60
Allen, Robert, 3 28
Allis, Richard, 5 20
Arnold, Danford W.,
48 80
Bailey, James, 14 00
Bean, Nathaniel M.,
estate of, 58 40
Berry, John, 3 92
Billings, Caleb F.,
42 80
Billings, Geo. W., 8 00
Donahue, Peter J., 9 20
Doner, Mrs. Wm., 5 60
Blaisdell, Gilbert, est. of, 17 60
Bowton, John,
12 00
of, I 60
Briggs, Mary,
80
Donovan, Timothy, II 60
Brown, Henry B.,
3 60
Drew, William, 6 00
Brown, Wm. R.,
12 00
Duffy, Thomas, 16 08
Butterfield, Henry M., 10 00
Cain, John, 3 20
Campbell, Wm. C.,
2 64
Dunn, Edward, 22 00
Costaine, Thomas,
61 20
Ellis, Mrs. Hosea B., 64 08
Carter, Thomas W.,
27 84
Farrell, Margaret. I 60
Faulkner, James,
82 24
Faxon, Thomas, 13 20
Flanigan, Michael,
3 20
Cleverly, James N.,
9 68
Coffee, John,
30 40
Collins, Timothy,
3 20
Galvin, Thomas, 19 20
Carried forward, $472 96
Carried forward, $889 36
(79)
Brought forward, $472 96
Costello, John, 5 20
Costello, Michael, 28 00
Cunniffe, Thomas, est. of, IO 40
Damon, Edward, 27 60
Decelle, John, 3 20
Dee, Thomas, II 60
Dolan, James, 2 40
Donovan, John, estate
Duggan, Wm. B., est. of, 2 40
Carter, Mrs. Thomas W., 9.60
Chubbuck, David. est. of, 27 20
French, Harvey, 40 40
Galloway, James, est. of, 29 60
80
Unpaid Taxes of 1882, continued.
Brought forward, $889 36
Gardner, Casilda, 32 80
George, Charles W., 12 40
Gerry, Thomas, 18 80
Gibbs James, 13 60
Gillard, Edwin S., 29 60
Glover, John B., 18 40
Goodhue, Mitchell,
94 80
Graves, Ebenezer,
18 00
Gustafson, Peter,
6 80
Haley, Patrick, heirs of, I 20
Hardwick, Mrs. Ann,
108 80
Hardwick, Frederick,
17 60
Hardwick, Samuel V.,
Mahoney, Daniel, est. of, 21 60
est. of, 32 00
Hayden, Charles,
19 60
Hayden, Elbridge, est. of, 33 20
Hayden, Loring N.,
39 84
Maloney, Stephen N , 45 44
Hayden, Samuel P.,
4 24
McDevitt, Edward, 22 40
Hayes, John,
16 88
McGann, Wm., 20 80
Hayes, Mrs. Thos. P.,
7 84
McGoverin, Michael, 17 60
McGrail, Peter, 12 40
McKay, Martha A.,
3 20
Hobart, Charles,
20 80
McKay, Susanna T.,
22 00
Holmes, Naaman B., est. of, 28 80
McPhee, Alexander,
4 40
Hussey, Wm. P., 2 64
Johnson, Peter, 3 60
Jones, Chas. F.,
8 40
Jones, Chas. S., 8 88
Jones, Wm. H., est. of 200 40
Keenan, Christopher, 18 00
Carried forward, $1,713 68
Brought forward, $1,713 68
Keith, Mrs. Mary R., 48 80
Kelliher, Cornelius, 25 20
Kelliher, Matthew, 22 40
Kennon, Thos., Guar-
dian, 197 60
Lafayette, Edward, 3 60
Lapham, Frederick A., est. of, 30 00
Lapham, Joseph A., 8 40
Lennon, Dennis, 2 80
Lennon, Thomas, 2 80
Lyons, James, 6 80
Lyons, Timothy, 2d, 10 00
Mahoney, John, 16 40
Mahoney, Owen, 6 80
Malone, Richard, 4 80
Hernan, Michael, est. of, 6 40
Milford, Thos., 2 64
Miller, Gilbert M., 16 40
Morse, Stephen, Jr., 4 00
Morse, Mrs. Stephen,
Jr., 94 40
Morton, A.,
4 00
Murphy, Garrett, est., 15 60
Carried forward, $2,406 96
81
Unpaid Taxes of 1882, continued.
Brought forward, $2,406 96
Brought forward, $2,846 08
Murphy, Michael, 16 40
Sullivan, James, 25 20
Nagle, Stephen, 22 40
Sullivan, Owen, 6 08
Newcomb, Paul W., 16 00
Sullivan, Patrick, 3d, 25 60
Newcomb, Winslow M., 10 00
Thayer, Albert, 21 20
Nightingale, Nathaniel, 17 60
Thayer, James, 3 60
Nolan, John, 8 00
Thayer, T. J. H., 23 20
Norris, Wm., 19 20
Torrey, Frances, I 60
O'Connor, Thomas, I 20
Tucker Philip, 21 60
O'Keefe, Patrick,
12 00
Vinton, Geo., Jr., 20 00
Owens, Owen, est. of,
25 20
Whicher, Harvey, 18 00
Packard, John A.,
35 60
White, Paschal, 7 60
Packard, Josiah V.,
5 20
Williams, Jonathan, 84 80
Pendergast & Co.,
24 00
Withington, - -,
I 60
Pierce, John, est. of, ‘
6 40
Pierce, Patrick,
12 80
Pierce, Rufus,
16 24
Pray, Geo. B.,
18 00
Prescott, Wm. G.,
67 60
Putnam, S. S.,
5 20
Abby, Frederick R., 4 80
Allen, Mrs. A., 52 80
Baker, Charles T., 37 20
Robinson, Benjamin S., 18 80
Balch, Mary E., 5 60
Rollou, Mary, I 60
Barlow, Benj. C.,
76 40
Ryan, James, 14 80
Bass, Joseph A., 48 40
Sanville, Joseph, 5 60
Bates, Charles F.,
42 40
Scrivens, Wm.,
3 60
Bates, Charles F. & Co., 83 84 Batterson, Wm. J., 42 00
Shaw Geo.,
3 20
Shea, James, 12 40
Bennett, Elvira R.,
2 80
Shea, Jeremiah, 7 60
Black, Wm. F., 2 16
Shea, Michael, 2 00
Boynton, L. E., 4 00
Shovlin, John,
3 60
Brown, Jeremiah, 8 40
Simonds, Wm.,
14 00
Brenneck, Charles B., 2 08
Stanley, Flora H.,
8 00
Bryant, Francis,
3 20
Worden, Jesse P., 34 00
Wren, Margaret, 10 00
Wren, John, 24 80
WOLLASTON.
Richardson, H. B., 3 60
Riley, --- , I 28
Carried forward, $2,846 08 Carried forward, $3,591 04
(6)
82
Unpaid Taxes of 1882, continued.
Brought forward, $3,591 04
Chamberlin, Albert C., 4 40
Churchill, Newton, II 90
Clapp, Martha, 3 20
Cushing, David W.,
5 20
Pinkham, Horace A., 8 40
Coombs, Hannah B., 18 40
Pushee, James S., II 44
Dodge, John, est. of,
4 40
Rice, Martha T., 4 80
Dowse, B. T.
56 80
Roberts, John H., 45 20
Elliott, Geo. T.
80 40
Seelye, Wm. C., 19 42
Farnum, S. W.,
7 20
Sparrow, Marcena R., 35 60
Fisher, Charlotte,
14 00
Sprague, Alfred W.,
14 40
Foster, Charles C.,
23 20
Stoddard, Lucius C.,
3 20
Gannett, Mrs. Geo.,
5 20
Gardner, R. H ,
2 40
Gleason, Charles,
2 40
Goodrich, Melora,
4 80
Greeley, Sema C.,
IO 96
Greenwood, Moses,
20 64
Hastings, Charles E.,
2 24
Hawks, Francis P.,
4 32
Hislop, James,
2 16
Hollace, N. E., 2 16
Howe, Jones, 3 60
Hunnewell, Mary A., 3 20
Jarvis, Frederick, 4 40
Marple, Warren W., 36 00
McIntosh, Aaron, 12 00
McKie, Mrs. John A., 45 60
McNeil, Wm. H., IO 40
Merriam, E. R., 8 64
Moorehead, J. W., 2 80
Mumford, C. A.,
2 40
Nelson, Hcratio,
2 80
Carried forward, $4,013 26
BELLEVUE PARK.
Andrews, Wm. E., 3 60
Ayres & Lynch, I 60
Bailey, B. F., I 60
Ballantyne, John, 2 00
Beaumont, F. B., Trus-
tee, 16 00
Clapp, A. H, I 60
Cobb, John S., est. of, 3 20
Cross, John, 7 20
Cutler, Sarah E., I 60
Drew, Mrs. G. M., I 60
Green, Charles, 3 20
Haynes, Mrs. Charles F., I 60 Mortenson, C. C., or by whom owned, I 60
Carried forward, $4,733 24
Faxon, Geo., 4 00
Sparrow, Josiah, 35 20
Upton, James, 4 00
Walker, Alvin A., 46 00
Wells, James, 3 20
Wollaston Land Co., 392 16
Brought forward, $4,013 26 Newman, Mrs. Myra C., 37 76 Percival, Frank, 4 00
Perry, Catherine, 8 80
83
Unpaid Taxes of 1882, continued.
Brought forward, $4,733 24
Nourse, Caroline, I 60
Nason, A. F., 12 80
Perry, J. B., I 60
Russell, Edward T., II 20
Trefetheren, Thomas H., 1 60
Vanderwert, John E.,
2 00
Walker, N. B., I 60
Willis, Phebe C., I 60
BKACKETT ESTATE.
Ball, A. H., I 60
Leeds, Daniel D.,
I 60
Leeds, Edwin F., I 60
SQUANTUM.
Abbott, John H.,
80
Albee, John, 80
Barry, Geo. M.,
80
Bearse, Owen,
31 20
Clark, James P., 3 20
Beaumont, F. B., 13 92
Coughlin, Dennis, 12 00
Bumstead, Rebecca D., 9 60
Creaber, F. C., 80
Burdett, Geo. H., est. of I 60
Campbell, Rebecca A., 9 60
Crowley, Maria E., 4 40
Clark, Geo., Jr., 3 20
Dacey, J. B., 16 00
Clark, Mrs. C. H.,
12 00
Davis, H. B., 6 40
Clark, Geo. F., 4 80
Dolan, James, 16 00
Cox, Geo. B.,
2 40
Dustin, H. H.,
36 00
Clark, Isaac W., 12 80
Edes, Mary, 12 80
Cutting, Alexander,
3 20
Elliott, or by whom
Eaton, John, 80
owned, 4 80
Griggs, John H.,
3 20
Ellis, Albert, 14 40
Haven, A. S.,
9 60
Field, Henry, 4 00
Hurlburt, Caroline, 6 80
Brought forward, $4,899 16
Palmer, Mrs. W. W., 4 00
Pease, Charles G., 80
Ratigae, Thomas,
80
Reed, Mary Ann,
80
Russell, Edward T., 4 00
Smith, Elizabeth G.,
8 00
BOSTON.
Adele, Barbara, 4 00
Armstrong, Julius, 3 20
Baker, Wm. P., est. of, 65 60
Barham, R. H., 64 00
Barry, Wm., 80
Bartlett & Elliot, II 20
Brewer, H. W., 3 20
Bronsdon, J. Warren, 40 00
Brown, Mrs. W., 2 40
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