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$300 00
Expenses, 225 00
Expenses less than appropriation,
$75 00
47
COMMITTEE ON SEWER.
Paid Whitman & Breck, surveys and plans, M. M. Tidd, professional advice, E. W. Bowditch,
$185 00
25 00
5 00
$215 00
Appropriation,
$300 00
Expenses,
215 00
Expenses less than appropriation,
$85 00
-
TAXES (1880).
George H. Locke, Collector.
DR.
To amount of taxes unpaid Feb. 1, 1884, $274 67
CR.
By cash paid Town Treasurer,
$9 00
Balance unpaid Feb. 1, 1885, 265 67
$274 67
TAXES (1881).
George H. Locke, Collector. DR.
To amount of taxes unpaid Feb. 1, 1884, $1,247 07
CR.
By cash paid Town Treasurer, $68 57
Abatements, Balance unpaid Feb. 1, 1885,
332 19
846 3I
- $1,247 07
48
Taxes, continued. TAXES (1882). George H. Locke, Collector. DR.
To amount of taxes unpaid Feb. 1, 1884, $2,319 56
CR.
By cash paid Town Treasurer, Abatements, Balance unpaid Feb. 1, 1885,
$755 62
44 00
1,519 94
$2,319 56
TAXES (1883). George H. Locke, Collector.
DR.
To amount of taxes unpaid Feb. 1, 1884, $6,838 57
CR.
By cash paid Town Treasurer, Abatements, Balance unpaid, Feb. I, 1885,
$4,820 33
26 00
1,992 24 - $6,838 57
TAXES (1884).
George H. Locke, Collector. DR.
To Town tax,
$114,147 38
County tax,
4,396 09
State tax, Overlayings,
9,000 00
700 70
Non-residents' bank tax,
2,410 45
$130,654 62
Amount carried forward,
$130,654 62
49
Taxes, continued.
Amount brought forward, $130,654 62
CR.
By cash paid Town Treasurer, Discounts, Abatements, Balance unpaid Feb. 1, 1885,
$115,431 47
4,047 52 I,O2I 4I
10,154 22
$130,654 62
Abatements on tax of 1881,
$332 19
1882,
44 00
1883,
26 00
1884,
I,O2I 4I
Discounts
1884,
4,047 52
$5,471 12
Appropriation,
$5,500 00
Discounts and abatements,
5,471 12
Less than appropriation,
$28 88
APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1884.
SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS.
For Superintendent and teachers' salaries, fuel and care of rooms,
$35,000 00
Incidental expenses,
2,700 00
Transportation of pupils,
900 00
Books and stationery,
1,100 00
Repairs of buildings,
2,300 00
Coddington School, additional room,
$42,000 00 3,000 00
POOR.
Support of poor,
$7,500 00
Grading, etc, at almshouse,
500 00
8,000 00
TOWN BUILDINGS.
Repairs of town buildings, 500 00
Amount carried forward, $53,500 00
50
Appropriations for 1884, continued. Amount brought forward,
$53,500 00
BRIDGES.
Neponset bridge,
$1,200 CO
Quincy Point bridge,
300 00
-- 1,500 00
CEMETERIES.
Old Cemetery,
$100 00
Mount Wollaston Cemetery,
I,COO 00
1,100 00
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Compensation, 1883, and miscellaneous, $6,612 00
Fire-alarm boxes,
500 00
New hose, 1,500 feet,
1,300 00
Steam whistle, etc., at Pumping station,
250 00
Quincy Water Co., contract,
2,500 00
11,162 00
HIGHWAYS.
Repairs, etc., $10,000 00
Breaking out roads and ploughing side-
walks of ice and snow, 1,000 00
Street lights,
4,000 00
- ---
15,000 00
PAY OF TOWN OFFICERS.
Selectmen (including horse hire), $2,400 00
Treasurer, Clerk, and Selectmen's Clerk,
500 00
Collector of taxes, 600 00
Police, 800 Oc
Special police to enforce liquor law, 500 00
Health officer and town doctor,
300 00
Police station,
5,100 00 400 00
THOMAS CRANE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Expenses, etc., for 1884, $2,500 00
Introducing water, grading, care grounds, etc., 350 00
2,850 00
Amount carried forward, $90,612 00
5I
Appropriations for 1884, continued. Amount brought forward,
$90,612 00
LAYING OUT TOWN WAYS.
Quincy Avenue to South Street,
$3,000 00
Quarry Street extension,
3,000 00
Lincoln Avenue,
1,425 00
Walker Street,
125 00
Copeland Street, widening,
100 00
Douglas Street,
100 00
MISCELLANEOUS.
Grand Army,
200 00
Aid to indigent soldiers,
600 00
Lighting, etc., of Town Hall,
200 00
Faxon fountains, erection and supply,
400 00
Sinking fund,
3,000 00
Interest on town debt,
2,500 00
Discount and abatement of taxes,
5,500 00
Miscellaneous town expenses,
3,325 00
Soldiers' bounties,
2,500 00
Land for school purposes,
4,000 00
Committee on Sewer (special meeting),
300 00
$120,887 00
Less bank and corporation tax,
6,887 00
--
$114,000 00
ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES, 1885.
PREPARED BY THE SELECTMEN.
Gravelling and finishing Grand View Avenue,
$500 00
Support of poor,
7,000 00
Repairs of town buildings,
300 00
Discount and abatement of taxes,
6,000 00
Interest on town debt,
2,500 00
Miscellaneous expenses,
3,000 00
Old Cemetery,
100 00
Mt. Wollaston Cemetery,
1,000 00
Point Bridge,
300 00
Neponset Bridge,
1,000 00
7,750 00
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Estimate of Expenses for 1885, continued.
Aid to indigent soldiers,
$600 00
Police Station,
400 00
Pay of town officers,
5,000 00
Water, 85 hydrants,
2,975 00
Water, fountains,
150 00
Quarry Street extension,
1,500 00
Quarry Street re-appropriation,
400 00
Soldiers' bounty,
250 00
Street lights,
4,000 00
Removal of snow,
1,000 CO
SCHEDULE OF ACCOUNTS DUE THE TOWN.
State of Massachusetts, support of poor,
$282 83
City of Boston,
6 40
Cambridge,
126 66
Town of Randolph, ‹‹
6 75
Braintree,
52 45
Canton, 66
3 50
Real estate bought in for taxes,
972 52
State aid, February 1, 1885,
1,981 04
$3,432 15
TREASURER'S REPORT.
HORACE B. SPEAR, Treasurer.
DR.
To cash in treasury, Feb. 1, 1884,
$8,735 30
City of Boston, support of poor,
13 78
Cambridge,
133 83
Haverhill,
66
I 20
Town of Hingham,
64 62
Harwich,
66
12 00
Hyde Park,
66
265 54
Rockport,
66
52 14
Randolph,
14 68
66
Braintree,
53 18
Amount carried forward,
$9,346 27
53
Treasurer's Report, continued.
Amount brought forward, $9,346 27
To Town of Milton, labor on highway, 167 97
use of Police Station, . 46 50
Braintree, "
7 50
F. A. Spear,
21 50
George O. Langley,
3 00
N. B. Furnald,
62 50
Wm. Rowell, board of Willie Rowell,
8 00
Edward Capen, board of C. V. Saville,
186 28
Refunded by poor persons, 47 87
Poor person, refunded, 3 63
W. C. McClallan, use of engine,
154 50
Citizens' Gas Light Co., use of engine,
40 50
Sale of Tiger Engine-house,
300 00
Town of Chelsea, Vt., for Vulture engine, 140 00
Town of Chelsea, Vt., for hose,
24 00
F. Curtis, for old hose, 5 89
National Mt. Wollaston Bank, rent of rooms, 350 00
County Treasurer, rent of room, 50 00
Eugene W. Connor, rent of land,
60 00
Joseph T. French, rent of sheds,
61 00
Wm. Hobart, rent of land,
1 00
Edwin R. Wheble, rent of salt meadow,
8 00
J. Q. Adams, 10 00
Rock Island,
Burial of Charles Erricsson,
5 00
James E. Maxim, income Town Hall,
207 00
Thomas McQuickon, expense to hospital,
3 25
James O'Brien, old brick,
I OO
Mrs J. Underwood, street sweepings,
1 00
John Dean,
1 00
John E. Drake,
3 00
Joseph W. Lombard, auctioneer's license,
2 00
Stanley Mears, billiard license, 2 00
B. N. Adams, auctioneer's license, 2 00
John F. Nightingale, pool license, 2 00
S. A. Merrill, billiard
2 00
John McGowan, “
2 00
Joseph Robertson, billiard "
2 00
Amount carried forward,
$11,343 16
2 00
54
Treasurer's Report, continued.
Amount brought forward, $11,343 16
To James P. Nolan, billiard license, 2 00
J. T. Taber, 2 00
C. S. French, pump, and removing same, 13 50
Geo. F. Blake Mfg. Co., steam pump, 1,250 00
Joseph M. Glover, manure from steamer house, 18 13
Josph M. Glover, dam in brook sold, 5 00
G. A. Ordway, produce from almshouse, 6 25
F. Curtis, 4 00
Geo. F. Wilson,
66
4 00
A. W. Hicks, 66 66
60
12 29
J. N. Fox, 66
23 84
.. wood 66
4 25
F. Curtis,
66
17 00
Wm. Curtis,
66 66 66
12 75
J. N. Fox, sand, old barrels, and rags from almshouse, 27 35
C. A. Spear, wood from almshouse, 4 25
Board of John Brown, at almshouse, 52 50
T. Keenan, for pigs, 20 00
School Committee, wood from alms- house, 46 75
J. N. Fox, refunded by poor person, I 70
Old stone from almshouse, 3 00
Feeding cows from almshouse,
50
Oil barrels
3 00
Calf-skin
I 25
Sundry persons for sand from alms- house,
93 00
Harkins Bros., for sand from alms- house, 85 00
James Forrest, for sand from alms- house, 20 00
Peter McConnarty, for sand from alms- house, 21 50
Peter McConnarty, one half expense building fence, 23 76
Caroline L. Creaber, redemption of es- tate sold for taxes, II 12
Bernard Kerrigan, redemption of es- tate sold for taxes, 29 41
Amount carried forward,
$13,162 26
55
Treasurer's Report, continued.
Amount brought forward, $13,162 26
To Adeline A. Thayer, redemption of es- tate sold for taxes, 40 00
Martha Ann Partridge, redemption of estate sold for taxes, 39 60
Sawtell, redemption of estate sold for taxes, 15 39
Kendall, redemption of estate sold for taxes,
67 54
Surveyors of Highways, hay from almshouse, 86 10
Mount Wollaston Cemetery, use of cart,
7 00
Mount Wollaston Cemetery, kerosene barrel, I 00
County Treasurer, dog licenses,
1,047 19
Lots sold in Mt. Wollaston Cemetery, 230 00
Labor on lots "
1,224 18
1883,
121 75
1882,
2 50
1881,
5 00
66
1880,
3 00
Single graves sold in Mt. Wollaston Cemetery,
20 00
Hay sold from Mt. Wollaston Cemetery,
45 00
Assessments on non-resident owners of lots in Mt. Wollaston Cemetery, for labor,
66 00
Repair Fund of lots in Mt. Wollaston Cemetery, Susanna H. Beal,
200 00
A. A. and F. H. Robie,
150 00
John Crane,
150 00
Adam Vogel,
300 00
Income Repair Fund of lots in Mt. Wol- laston Cemetery,
68 75
Sale of Tiger engine,
150 00
State Treasurer, support State paupers,
88 79
burial
50 00
66
corporation tax,
5,097 14
National Bank tax,
2,592 91
State aid, acts 1879,
chapter 301, 1,484 50
Amount carried forward, $26,515 60
56
Treasurer's Report, continued.
Amount brought forward, $26,515 60
To State Treasurer, State aid acts, 1879, chapter 252,
373 50
State Treasurer, income School Fund,
159 04
Notes payable, borrowed in anticipa- tion of taxes,
68,606 10
Notes payable, Quincy Savings Bank, 10,000 00 66 Sinking Fund, 10,000 00
Geo. H. Locke, collector, tax 1883, 4,820 33
1884, 115,431 47
66
1880, 9 00
66 1881,
68 57
1882,
755 62
66
interest on taxes,
356 69
Almshouse, supplies to outside poor,
55° 94
National Granite Bank, interest on deposits, 115 70
--- $237,762 56
CR.
By State Treasurer, State tax, $9,000,00
National Bank tax, 2,362 70
adjustment corpora-
tion tax, 36
County Treasurer, County tax,
4,396 09
Notes payable, State of Massachu- setts,
20,000 00
Notes payable, Quincy Savings Bank,
10,000 00
Notes borrowed in anticipation of taxes, 68,606 10
Interest on Repair Fund of lots in Mt. Wollaston Cemetery, 68 75
Interest on notes,
3,249 64
Town orders,
117,077 83
Balance on deposit in banks,
3,001 09
-$237,762 56
HORACE B. SPEAR, Town Treasurer.
57
STATEMENT OF TOWN DEBT.
DR.
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 1, 1887,
3,334 00
Sinking Fund, note on demand,
10,000 00
Accrued interest on the above notes,
277 50
Repair Fund of lots in Mount Wollaston Cemetery, 2,175 00
--- $37,452 50
CR.
By cash in treasury,
$3,001 09
Due per schedule of accounts,
3,432 15
Unpaid taxes of 1880,
265 67
66
1881,
846 31
66
66 1883,
1,992 24
66 1884,
10,154 22
Sinking Fund,
17.352 OI
Land on Adams Street (almshouse lot),
6,000 00
44.563 63
Surplus of cash assets above liabilities,
$7,11I 13
1882,
1,519 94
UNPAID TAXES OF 1884.
Adams, Mrs. Sam'l H., $55 50
Allen, Obed, 9 75
Allen, Otis, 30 50
Cronin, John, 17 75
* Curtis, Franklin, 63 50
15 50
Badger, Leone C.,
41 75
Decelle, John,
3 13
Badger, Mrs. Leone C., 23 25
Dee, Thomas,
12 50
Badger Brothers,
211 88
Degrini, Philomena,
23 63
Bailey, James, 13 25
Dolan, Michael A.,
44 75
Baker, Mrs. Caroline,
58 50
Baker, Edward, 14 00
Doner, Mrs. William,
3 75
Baker, Elmer W.,
4 93
Bartell, Mrs.,
6 38
Donovan, Timothy, II 00
Duffy, Thomas,
18 95
Duggan, Eunice B.,
heirs of, 67 13
Duggan, William B.,
heirs of, 2 25
Dunnican, Michael, 32 38
Durran, Mary, 17 25
Eldridge, John S., 14 45
Faxon, Thomas, 12 50
Faxon, William L., 296 75
Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Mar- garet, 24 00
Flannagan, Michael, 3 00
Ford, Daniel, 18 13
French, Harvey, 39 50
Coleman, Patrick, 7 25
Falvey, Eugene, IO 63
Collins, Charles, 2 25
Farrell, Margaret,
15 00
Corcoran, William, 2d,
15 50
Faulkner, James,
74 60
Corthell, Samuel N., 35 00
Costaine, Thomas, heirs of, 55 50
Galvin, Mrs. Thomas,
16 88
Carried forward, $1,004 19
Carried forward, $1,941 73
* Paid since Feb. I.
Brought forward, $ 1,004 19 Coughlin, Arthur, heirs of, 37 50
Ames, Samuel, 36 75
Arnold, Seth H., 48 35
Badger, Charles L.,
60 13
Daly, Michael,
Bean, Nath'l M., heirs of, 54 75
Belknap Band, 3 00
Belcher, Eliza A.,
10 13
Berry, James, 36 50
Billings, Caleb F.,
73 40
Boyd, William, 14 98
Bradley, John, 18 13
Briggs, Mary,
75
Brushingham, Delia,
8 25
Cahill, Catherine,
4 50
Carey, Thomas, est. of, 6 00
· Carvis, George,
6 00
Cleverly, James M., 8 75 Coffey, John, 28 63
Galloway, James, heirs of, 26 25
Donaher, Peter J., 7 63
Donovan, S. M., 7 25
59
Unpaid Taxes of 1884, continued.
Brought forward, $1,941 73
Garvin, John F., 8 00
Fuller, Frederick J., 256 50
Lennon, Timothy, 6 00
Lines, Frank E., 2 25
Lines, Thomas D., 24 75
Gould, Thomas, 16 25
Graves, Ebenezer, est. of, 21 00
Gregory, Wm., heirs of, 18 75
Grignon, Frederick F., 5 00
Malone, James, 5 00
Malone, Richard, 4 50
Mannex, Thomas F., 12 50
Martas, Mrs., 2 25
Matthew, Thomas, 37 25
Hayden, Elbridge, est.of, 21 00
McConnarty, Peter, 80 75
Hayden, Jonathan, 9 50
McGann, William, 19 63
Hayden, Loring N., 38 75
McGillis & McClellen, 15 00
Hayes, Mrs. Thos. P., 13 50
McGoverin, Michael, 18 13
Hicks, Albion W., 12 50
McGowan, John, 59 00
Hill, George W., 37 25
McKay, Martha A., 3 00
Hobart, Charles, 19 50
Mckenzie, John, 38 75
Horsford, J. Henry, 16 50
McLaughlin, William, 3 50
Horton, Henry K., 227 00
McNabb & Sutherland, 16 50
Huntingdon, Chas. W., 218 00
Merrill, Frank L., 3 50
Jones, Charles F., 6 50
Merrill, H. Elizabeth,
27 00
Jones, Peleg F., est. of, 52 13
Miller, Fabian,
16 50
Junot, Francis, 16 25
Miller, Gilbert M.,
60 co
Kapples, Thomas P., 7 50
Minihan, Michael, 17 00
Keith, Mrs. Mary R., 45 75
Morse, Frank B.,
5 75
Kennedy, John, 22 25
Murphy, Edward J.,
2 00
Kenney, Prince W.,est.of, 4 50
Murphy, Michael, est. of, 13 50 Newcomb, David, 3 50
Newcomb, Henry H.,
3 50
Newcomb, Jesse P.,
3 50
Newcomb, John H., 3 50
Newcomb, Mrs. Mary, 36 75
Lacy, Mrs. E len F., 24 00
Lacy, Patrick F., 47 75
Newcomb, Winslow M., 27 13 Nicholson, W. H., 40 88
Lahy, Margaret, 6 75
* Nightingale, John F., 5 00
Lapham, Mrs. F. A., I 50
Nolan, John, 3 CO
Lapham, Joseph A., 3 75
O'Connor, Sarah,
18 75
Lennon, Dennis, 2 75
O'Neil, Bernard & Thos., 30 00
Carried forward, $3,590 99 Carried forward, $4,328 5 [
* Paid since Feb. I.
Kingsley, A. Hale, 4 25
Lacy, Barry & Carey,
3 00
Kennon, Thomas, 27 50
Kennon, Thos., guar- dian, 185 25
Brought forward, $3,590 99
Lennon, Edward, 12 50
Gillie & McLellan, 3 75
Goodhue, Mitchell, 92 38
Linnehan, Dennis, 17 75 Lyons, Jeremiah, 21 50
Mahoney, Owen, 16 25
Hall, David,
20 75
Hardwick, Mrs. Ann, 102 00
Hardwick, Samuel V., heirs of, 30 00
65
Unpaid Taxes of 1884, continued.
Brought forward, $4,328 51
Brought forward, $4,992 92
O'Neil, Thomas H., 3 88
Toohey, James, 3 75
Ordway, George A., 5 75
Trepanier, Joseph, 15 50
Packard, Herbert L., 5 00
Tucker, Philip, 17 25
Packard, John A., 33 50
Usher, James, est. of, 9 75
Packard, Wm. H. & Co., 9 00
Vinton, George, 22 40
Pierce, John S, heirs of, 7 13
Wait, Otis M., 15 50
Welch, Ellen M., 18 00
Whiting, Geo. S. T.,
17 25
Whitney, Adams, 24 50
Wilson, William, 5 75
Woodbury, Wm. K.,
21 13
Pope, Mrs. Jane M.,
25 50
Pray, George B., 17 00
Prescott, William G., 23 00
Price, Edward,
5 38
Rachn, Andrew,
4 50
Rhines, Mrs. Elizabeth A., 33 00
Rice, Mary A., or by whom owned, 6 00
* Allen, Mrs. Alice, 57 00
Rovedder, Mrs. G., 7 13
Baker, Charles T.,
35 00
Ryan, James, est. of, 5 25
Balch, Mary E., 5 25
Sampson, Alfred, est. of, 26 25
Barlow, Benj. C, 65 63
Bates, Charles F., 43 63
Shaw, George, 5 00
Shea, James,
9 75
Shea, John, Jr., 5 00
Battison, William J., 42 50
Bennett, Elvira R., 2 63
Simons, William,
14 75
Black, William F.,
2 03
Souther, Frederick, 28 25
Broad, S. T.,
2 25
Stanley, Flora H., IO 50
Brown, Jeremiah, 7 88
Sugrue, Timothy, est. of, 33 00
Burton, John F., 2 03
Sullivan, Mrs. Bridget, 18 75
Clark, Mrs. Eveyln, 3 00
Swithin, John, 2 00
Clark, Mrs. Wm. D.,
48 75
Taylor, Edmund F., 57 13
Davis, Winifred A., 2 70
Thayer, Albert, 20 75
Dimmock, Frank E., 5 63
Thayer, James, 3 50
Dodge, John E., 9 75
Thayer, T. J. H.,
37 50
Elliott, George T., 83 00
Thomas, George, 92 00
Faxon, George, 3 75
Thompson, Martin H., 6 50
Ferreira, Charles, 6 50
Carried forward, $4,992 92 Carried forward, $5,763 99
* Paid since Feb. I.
Zast, Joseph, 5 00
WOLLASTON.
Abbey, Frederick R., 4 50
Pierce, John, 13 25
Pierce, William T., 5 75
Wren, John, 22 63
Wren, Margaret, 9 75
Young Samuel T., 3 50
Sampson, Horace W., 6 88
Bates, Charles F., Mfg. Co., 95 25
Shevlin, Owen, heirs of, 13 88
Austin, S. Harris, 30 75
Penney, Schuyler J., 42 00
Perry, Mrs. Samuel N., est. of, 21 00
61
Unpaid Taxes of 1884, continued.
Brought forward, $5,763 99
Brought forward, $7,155 42
BELLEVUE PARK.
Ayers & Lynch, I 50
Bacall, Charles H., I 50
Bailey, B. F.,
I
50
88
Carpenter, A. F., I
50
Cobb, John S., est of 3 00
Coburn, J. B. V., I 50
Cross, John, 6 75
Cutler, Sarah E., I 50
Jones, Ann T.,
36 75
King, Benjamin,
36 73
Garbett, W A., I 50
Knights, Maria J.,
4 13
Green, Charles,
3 00
Lefreniere, Napoleon L., 35 75
* Lord, Joseph H., 20 75
Lord & Wentworth,
9 75
Marple, Warren W.,
33 88
Lyons, L. A , 6 00
McNeil, Wm H.,
9 75
Merriam, E. R , 8 10
* Merrill, Aurelia,
53 25
Merrill, Jonathan G.,
38 00
Mumford C. A.,
2 25
Nelson, Horatio, 2 63
Pattee, William S., 3 00
Perry, J. B., I 50
Potter, Mrs. Jane E., 3 00
Russell, George D., 6 00
Smith, A. O., [ 50
Vanderwert, John E., I 88
Walker, N. B.,
I 50
BRACKETT ESTATE.
Ball, A. H., I 50
Dimmock, Orlando W., 3 00
Leeds, Daniel D., I 50
Leeds, Edwin F., I 50
Wellington, Walter J , 5 00
Wentworth, Ransom D., I 50
Whittemore, David, 195 75
Wollaston Land Co., 367 65
37 25
Shaw & Morrison, 10 50
* Sparrow, Marcena R., 31 25
Sprague, Alfred W., 15 50
Stoddard, Lucius C., 3 00
Warren, David, 2 75
SQUANTUM. 1
Abbott, John H.,
75
Barry, Geo. M.,
75
Carried forward, $7,155 42 Carried forward, $7,258 56
* Paid since Feb. I.
Foster, Freeman, Jr., 36 50
Gannett, Henry C., 44 00
Gardner, G. A., 96 75
Gardner, R. H., 2.25
Goodrich, Melora, 4 50
Greeley, Sema C.,
IO 28
Greenwood, Moses,
49 50
Hawkes, Frank P., 4 05
Hicks, Joseph, 81 00
Higgins, Lucy, 2 70
Hollis, N. E, 2 03
Haynes, Mrs. Charles F. I 50
Jackson, Charles E., 15 00
Mechanics' Sav. Bank, receivers of, 7 88
Nason, James H., I 50
Nason, A. S., 12 00
Payne, George T., 5 25
Percival, Frank, 3 75
Perry, Parker T., est. of, 4 50
Pierce, William C., 32 75
Pinkham, Horace A., 8 00
Rice, W. B , 4 50
Roberts, John H.,
42 50
Seelye, Wm. C.,
Doyle, George H., I 50
Ballantyne, John, I
62
Unpaid Taxes of 1884, continued.
Brought forward, $7,258 56 Bearse, Owen, 29 25
Brought forward, $7,491 75
Clark, James P., 3 00
Crowley, Maria T., 4 13
Dacey, J. B.,
15 00
Dolan, James,
9 00
Bumstead, Rebecca D., 9 00
Dole Common Sense
Fertilizer Co., 206 25
Dole, William H., 10 50
Campbell, Rebecca A.,
9 00
Clark, Geo., Jr., 3 00
Dustin, H H.,
33 75
Eldridge, Benjamin P.,
9 00
Ellis, Albert, 13 50
Clarke, George F., 4 50
Fallon, Mrs. A.,
2 25
Clarke, Isaac W.,
12 00
Cox, Geo. B.,
2 25
Foster, Warren,
2 25
Cutting, Alexander,
3 00
Foye, George F., 2 25
Davis, Mary, 6 38
Griggs, John H ,
3 00
Haven, A. S.,
9 00
Hurlburt, Cornelia,
6 38
Palmer, Mrs. W. W.,
3 75
Pease, Charles G.,
75
Hall, James, & Son, 3 00
Ratigae, Thomas,
75
Hardwick, Henry, 3 00
Reed, Mary Ann,
75
Houghton & Sawyer, 3 00
Howard, - 3 00
Jackson, Thomas, II 25
Kennemon, Cicely M., 2 63
Lynch, Mary, 75
75
Alley, Wm H., 75
Armstrong, Julius,
3 00
Arnold, H. B.,
75
Barry, Wm., 75
whom owned, 4 13
Bartlett & Elliott,
75
Brewer, H. W., 3 00
Bronsdon, J. Warren,
41 25
Burke, Annie M.,
3 00
Burrill, Adoniram, 5 25
Newell, Thomas C.,
4 13
Butland, John, or by
O'Neil, John, I 50
whom owned 24 75
Palmer, J. A., 4 88
Carberry, Thomas, 75
Parker & Sylvester,
45 00
Carried forward, $7,491 75
6 00
BOSTON.
Allen, Charles L., 4 13
Manning, Andrew,
Margeson, -
I 50
Marshall, I 50
McKay, D. H., or by
Mckay, M. A., or by whom owned, 6 00
Moss, Mrs. Frances, 3 00
Murphy, Daniel E., 2 25
Carried forward, $8,926 41
Gay, Aaron R. & Leon- ard S., 4 50
Gleason, Roswell, 7 50
Green, Milbury, 3 00
Guild, Daniel, 5 63
Smith, Elizabeth G ,
7 50
Webster, Frank W.,
Beaumont & Dodge, Trustees, 13 05
Blodgett, Cyrus, est. of, 3 00
Burdett, George H., est. of, I 50
Drury, Bridget, 1 13
Clarke, Mrs. Caroline H., JI 25
Felton, D. B., 75
63
Unpaid Taxes of 1884, continued.
Brought forward, $8,926 41
Pierce, Lewis F., 4 50
Porter, Alexander C., 40 50
Pray, Lewis G., 22 50
Quinsler, - -
I 50
Regan, Charles, heirs of, 75
Rich, Giles H.,. 75
Ripley, E, 21 00
Smith,
I
13
Smith, John T.,
75
Spear, Charles,
75
Taylor, George W.,
2 63
Taylor. Isaac, 15 00
Tennebaum, - I 5C
Titus, Mrs. Lillie B., 546 75
Vanderwood, Wm., 6 00
Warren Powder Co., 21 CO
Webster, Albert, 3 00
Whittemore, C. W., 4 50
Wilkins, Thomas, 14 63
Williams & Foss, or by
whom owned,
12 00
Wood, Mary E., Trus-
tee, 6 00
BRAINTREE.
Bates, David H., I 50
Cavanagh, John, 13 88
Deering Brothers,
9 00
Dyer, Lewis, 2 25
Hayward, Julia A. F., and others, I 88
Holbrook, Darius A., I I3
McRae, Neil, 5 63
CANTON.
Farrington, Nathaniel, 2 25
DEDHAM.
Moynihan, Mary,
24 75
Carried forward, $8,715 82
Brought forward, $8 715 82 FRANKLIN.
Chambre, St. John,
I 50
FREETOWN.
Nichols, C. C,
2 25
HAMILTON.
Robinson, Ebenezer P., 6 00
HINGHAM.
Fuller, Mrs. John A.,
15 00
HULL.
Rice, Stephen L.,
75
LONDON, ENG.
Richards, John M.,
132 00
MEDFIELD.
Hewins, James,
I 50
MILTON.
Capen, A. R.,
7 50
Cook, Artemas,
4 50
Littlefield, Henry W., 2 25
Roberts, Wm. H.,
2 25
Rogers, O T., estate of,
27 00
Wayland, Winifred, 7 50
NEEDHAM.
Orr, Galen,
2 25
NEWTON.
Ray, Edwin,
3 75
NEW YORK.
Porter, Wm,
/ I 50
Pratt, John R., heirs of, 239 25
Carried forward, $9,172 57
64
Unpaid Taxes of 1884, continued.
Brought forward, $9,172 57
NORTHFIELD, MINN.
Goodhue, Mrs. J. L., 3 75
PORTLAND, MAINE. Owen, George C., and others, 36 00
PROVIDENCE, R. I. Gillard, Edwin S., 27 75
RANDOLPH.
Alden, Horatio B.,
8 25
Briggs, Levi,
2 25
Holbrook, D. A. & D.,
75
Howard, Edgar,
3 38
Howard, Polly, heirs of, Mann, Elisha,
I 13
Wales, Charles A., I 13
Wales, Jonathan, 3 00
Carried forward, $9,270 84
$9,292 22
UNPAID POLL TAXES FOR 1884.
Adams, Louis,
$2 00
Brought forward, $32 00
Anderson, Jonathan,
2 00
Bruce, Benjamin, 2 00
Anderson, Berger,
2 00
Burns, Michael H., 2 00
Allen, John,
2 00
Brown, Wm. H.,
2 00
Arbuckle, Robert,
2 00
Bowen, Jeremiah,
2 00
Allen, Samuel T.,
2 00
Butler, Wm., 2 00
Adams, F. J.,
2 00
Benzie, John,
2 00
Baker, Wm.,
2 00
Bavin, Frank,
2 00
Buntell, Charles,
2 00
Balou, Joseph,
2 00
Bett, Wm.,
2 00
Breen, David,
2 00
Buchanan, James,
2 00
Bills, James,
2 00
Bellevue, Corliss,
2 00
Bryant, James,
2 00
Buckley, John,
2 00
Blanchard, Charles H ,
2 00
Brown, Edward A.,
2 00
Buckle, James,
2 00
Broderick, James,
2 00
Baker, Joseph,
2 00
Bishop, Thomas,
2 00
Brackett, Henry F.,
2.00
Carried forward, $32 00
Brought forward, $9,270 84
ROSLINDALE.
Gordon,
-
I 50
SHARON.
Derry, Charles T.,
8 25
Holmes, Bradford,
I 88
SOMERVILLE.
Ryder, T. P.,
I 50
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Beal, Helen W.,
I 50
STOUGHTON.
IO 88
Clapp, Timothy,
I 50
WAKEFIELD.
Marshall, A. L.,
5 25
Carried forward, $62 00
65
Unpaid Poll Taxes for 1884, continued.
Brought forward, $62 00
Brought forward, $142 00
Barnes, Franklin C., 2 00
Collins, John, 2 00
Beale, Elwood W., 2 00
Crowley, Thomas, 2 00
Blanchard, James,
Caven, Alexander, 2 00
Blanchard, Francis,
2
Caven, Andrew,
2 00
Belcher, Wm. M.,
2 00
Clark, George, 2 00
Bryant, Geo. V.,
2 00
Collins, Charles H., 2 00
Burns, James, .
2 00
Collagan David,
2 00
Burns, Felix,
2 00
Conlin, Thomas,
2 00
Brooks, Frederick,
2 00
Crosby, Lucius,
2 00
Brown, Frank,
2 00
Coggins, Charles,
2 00
Cantle, John, 2 00
Currer, John,
2 00
Charles, George,
2 00
Colbert, Edward J.,
2 00
Campbell, W.,
2
Crocker, Ezra P.,
2 00
Constable, Charles,
2 00
Cunniff, Thomas,
2 00
Cain, Patrick, 2
Duran, John,
2 00
Cawley, George, 2
Donovan, James,
2 00
Cappacioli, John,
2
Duer, Dugald,
2 00
Collins, Timothy B.,
2 00
Davy, Edward,
2 00
Copeland, James,
2 00
Dalton, James H., 2 00
Carson, Wm.,
2 00
Donahue, Thomas F.,
2 00
Chardiè, Orestes,
2
Dross, John,
2 00
Cahill, Charles,
2 00
Durand, Bartholomew,
2 00
Collins, John,
2 00
Davenport, William, 2 00
Chillis, Wm.,
2 00
Devlin, James,
2 00
Curtis, Samuel,
2 00
Dyer, Isaiah,
2 00
Calahan, Patrick,
2 00
Donahue, Daniel C., 2 00
Cray, Patrick,
2 00
Davidson, Alexander B.,
2 00
Connors, Andrew,
2 00
Downie, Thomas,
2 00
Connell, James,
2 00
Donovan, Cornelius, 2 00
Cummings, Samuel T.,
2 00
Driscoll, Patrick,
2 00
Crocker, John,
2 00
Duggan, John,
2 00
Campbell, Alexander,
2
Dever, Daniel,
2 00
Campbell, W.,
2
Donaher, James,
2 00
Campbell, Walter S.,
2
Danielson, Jacob,
2 00
Connor, Patrick,
2 00
Delory, John,
2 00
Connor, John,
2 00
Daly, Albert,
2 00
Cain, John D,
2 00
2 CO
Coffey, John M.,
2 00
2 00
Callahan, James L.,
2 00
2 00
Cole, John,
2 00
Dolan, John,
2 00
Carried forward, $142 00
Carried forward,
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