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It is the intention of the Supt. of Fire Alarm to construct and maintain the Fire Alarm system to provide a reliable sys- tem which will receive such a rating from the Underwriters as to aid in reduction of the insurance rate in the town.
During 1934 it is planned to :
First, Continue the reconstruction where needed the most.
Second, Place Five new Fire Alarm Boxes in the locations recommended by the Underwriters as needed the most.
Third, Start to equip all school houses with Fire Alarm boxes. These boxes to have distinctive prefix numbers and to be considered "danger boxes".
Fourth, Equip the home of each member of the Fire Dept. with a tapper. At present about 45% equipped.
Fifth, Rebuild three boxes that at present are a definite hazard to the entire system.
Sixth, Keep the equipment we have in as good condition as possible keeping in mind that most of it has nearly reached the end of its dependable life.
It is desired to herein express thanks and appreciation for the whole hearted cooperation of the Board of Engineers and the Chief of the Dept., also to the two General Foremen of the Lynn Gas and the Telephone Co., Mr. Finnegan and Mr. Bag- ley. Without their help and advice much that was done could not have been accomplished. Also to my predecessor in office, Lt. Ralph Berrett who has helped always at any time in all ways that he could and also to Driver Atkinson of the Dept. who has without thought of reward aided in any work that he could assist in.
Respectfully submitted,
RAY S. WADE,
Supt. of Fire Alarm
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TOWN CLERK'S REPORT.
1933]
Town Clerk's Report
To the Citizens of Saugus, Mass .:
I herewith submit my third annual report as Town Clerk.
The business of the Town Clerk's Department has shown a steady increase in the volume of work, and this has been sub- stantiated by the increase of fees from various sources paid to the Town Treasurer.
It is quite possible that the receipts for 1934 will about balance the cost of maintaining this department. The County returns to the Town Treasurer is approximately two-thirds of all the dog license fees collected, and because of the insistent application of the laws governing dogs, Saugus receives more than any town in proportion to its size in the Commonwealth. For 1933, the income from this source will probably be in ex- cess of $2000.00. The dog officer, Chief John T. Stuart, who serves without compensation, is entirely responsible for this profitable situation.
Through the efforts of C. F. Nelson Pratt, the Town Clerk's office was granted, under the C. W. A., eight young ladies for clerical work for nine weeks ending February 15, 1934. This will provide ample assistance for the necessary indexing and cataloging of all town records and vital statistics.
It is my opinion that the project will be of considerable value in making all records and votes easily available for daily use.
The vault facilities are extremely limited. We are in need of adequate storage space for valuable town records. As soon as it is feasible an appropriation should be made to remedy this condition.
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TOWN DOCUMENTS.
[Dec. 31
POPULATION
1820
749
1913
9,060
1830
690
1914
9,348
1840
1,098
1915
10,041
1850
1,552
1916
10,394
1860
2,024
1917
10,765
1865
2,106
1918
10,902
1870
2,249
1919
11,007
1875
2,570
1920
11,488
1880
2,612
1921
11,989
1885
2,855
1922
12,118
1890
3,673
1923
12,364
1895
4,497
1924
12,593
1897
4,804
1925
12,743 .
1899
4,775
1926
13,244
1901
5,100
1927
13,788
1905
6,252
1928
14,269
1907
6,585
1929
14,457
1908
7,422
1930
15,057
1909
7,640
1931
15,500
1910
8,042
1932
15,800
1911
8,355
1933
15,108
1912
8,930
BIRTHS
Number registered
222
American parentage
151
Foreign parentage
28
Mixed parentage
43
MARRIAGES
Number registered
147
American born
248
Foreign born
46
Average age of bridegroom
27
Average age of bride
24
Oldest person
72
Youngest person 15
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TOWN CLERK'S REPORT.
1933]
DEATHS
Number registered
158
Males
79
Females
79
Under 5 years
16
From 5 to 10
2
From 10 to 20
1
From 20 to 30
7
From 30 to 40
6
From 40 to 50
16
From 50 to 60
23
From 60 to 70
38
From 70 to 80
31
From 80 to 90
15
From 90 to 100
3
REPORT OF DOG LICENSES
823 Males at $2.00 $1,646.00
197 Females at $5.00 985.00
122 Spayed Females at $2.00 244.00
5 Breeders' Licenses at $25.00 125.00
2 Breeders' Licenses at $50.00
100.00
1149 Total
$3,100.00
Fees retained by Town Clerk
229.80
Amount paid to Town Treasurer $2,870.20
REPORT OF COLLECTOR OF LICENSE FEES
January 1 to December 31, 1933.
To the Citizens of the Town of Saugus:
I hereby submit my report as Collector of License Fees for the year 1933.
40 Victuallers
at
$1.00
$40.00
2 Pool
at
8.00
16.00
1 Pool and Bowling
at
14.00
14.00
1 Pool and Bowling at
22.00
22.00
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TOWN DOCUMENTS.
[Dec. 31
1 Pool and Bowling
at
11.00
11.00
4 Grove
at
5.00
20.00
1 Dancing
at
10.00
10.00
6 Peddler
at
10.00
60.00
1 Peddler (special)
at
3.00
3.00
2 Junk
at
10.00
20.00
6 Auctioneer
at
2.00
12.00
5 Beer
at
54.00
270.00
1
Beer
at
52.00
52.00
2
Beer
at
42.00
84.00
2 Beer
at
25.00
50.00
11
Beer
at
15.00
165.00
1 Beer
at
48.00
48.00
$669.00
Paid to Treasurer
$669.00
Signed : WALTER A. WILSON,
Town Clerk.
HUNTING AND FISHING LICENSES
January 1, 1933 to December 31, 1933
41 Resident Citizen Fishing at $2.00 $ 82.00
123 Resident Citizen Hunting at $2.00 240.00
31 Resident Citizen Sporting at $3.25 100.75
13 Minor and Female Fishing at $1.25
16.25
2 Resident Citizen Trapping at $5.25
10.50
1 Minor Trapping at $2.25
2.25
11 Resident Citizen Sporting (Free)
2 Resident Citizen Lobster at $5.00
10.00
1 Duplicate License at $.50
.50
Total $472.25
Fees retained by Town Clerk 52.30
Payment to Division of Fisheries and Game ... $419.95
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TOWN CLERK'S REPORT.
1933]
REPORT OF TOWN CLERK'S FEES
January 1, 1933 to December 31, 1933.
To the Citizens of the Town of Saugus:
I hereby submit my report as Collector of Town Clerk's Fees for the year 1933.
125 Marriage Intentions $241.00
85 Mortgages 149.00
7 Discharges and Assignments 3.25
24 Certified Copies 6.00
25 Married Women's and business certificates 4.00
All other 7.25
Paid to Treasurer $410.50
Signed,
WALTER A. WILSON, Town Clerk.
Respectfully submitted,
WALTER A. WILSON
234
TOWN DOCUMENTS.
[Dec. 31
Tax Collector's Report
To the Citizens of Saugus, Mass .:
I herewith submit my third annual report as Tax Collector.
Tax collections, January 1, 1934, are 1% better than the corresponding period of one year go. This is a hopeful indica- tion in view of the fact that most municipalities are exper- iencing smaller collections of from 5% to 10%.
Saugus, during the last fifteen or twenty years, has been near the bottom of the list so far as collections are concerned on January 1 of the year following the tax committed. The best year of the last fifteen years showed 58% of the taxes collected. This year about 44% has been collected. The reason for this great outstanding balance of taxes is due, I believe, to the absence of investment or revenue-producing property.
The legislature in 1933 passed legislation which enabled cities and towns to collect taxes prior to the usual date of pay- ment. I arranged the acceptance of this Chapter by the Select- men and started these advance collections which helped our ability to meet our financial obligations considerably during the past summer.
Due to the untiring efforts of our Town Accountant, Mr. Gibbs, during the time when the town was not meeting its current obligations to delinquent tax payers, sums of money were transferred to be credited as taxes, which greatly helped our financial position, principally by cutting down the town's indebtedness and building up the tax collections.
During 1933 the usual proportionate increase of tax titles were taken due to the depression, but fortunately the legisla- ture approved a bill which enabled the Town Treasurer to bor- row nearly 100% on all unpaid taxes secured by tax titles. This, to a great extent, in my opinion, is the reason for our very favorable financial situation.
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COLLECTOR'S REPORT.
1933]
Walter A. Wilson, Collector, in Account with Town of Saugus:
DR.
January 1, 1934
To tax of 1933 committed September
14, 1933 and December 20, 1933 . . $465,194.92
To 1933 interest collected 185.56
$465,380.48
CR.
By 1933 tax paid Treasurer $202,407.18
By 1933 interest paid Treasurer 185.56
By 1933 abatements 3,174.80
$205,767.54
Uncollected December 31, 1933 on the 1933 commitment $259,612.94
Since January 1, 1934, have collected $5,662.26 and $103.50 has been abated leaving uncollected $253,847.18, on January 10, 1934.
DR.
To balance of 1932 tax committed September 19, 1932, and December 20, 1932
$310,401.18
To interest collected 6,833.17
To interest collected in Treasurer's office
90.86
$317,325.21
CR.
By 1932 tax paid Treasurer
$197,181.82
By abatements
12,278.93
By Tax Titles to town 63,466.88
By Tax Titles to town (Chap. 60, Sec. 61, G. L.)
23,591.73
By tax paid in Treasurer's office 2,373.88
By interest paid Treasurer 6,833.17
$305,726.41
Uncollected balance December 31,
1933
$ 11,598.80
236
TOWN DOCUMENTS.
[Dec. 31
Since January 1, 1934, have recorded the deeds of a tax sale amounting to $3,749.28, have collected $424.45, and $3.49 has been abated leaving a balance of $6,330.72, on January 10, 1934. Of this balance $3,385.50 has been committed to the Town Counsel for collection by suit.
DR.
To balance of 1931 tax committed September 16, 1931, December 21, 1931, June 13, 1932, and January, 1933 $ 5,156.70 334.32 -
To interest collected
$ 5,491.02
CR.
By 1931 tax paid Treasurer $ 2,831.51
By 1931 abatements
1,126.82
By Tax Titles to Town (Chap. 60, Sec. 61, G. L.)
118.61
By Tax Titles to town
181.45
By 1931 interest paid Treasurer
334.32
Unlocated difference .59 $ 4,593.30
Uncollected December 31, 1933
$ 897.72 (Of this amount $888.52 has been committed to the Town Counsel for suit.)
POLL AND OLD AGE ASSISTANCE TAXES
DR.
To balance of 1932 Poll Tax commit-
ment committed June 29, 1932, and December 20, 1932 $ 664.00
To interest collected 4.09
$ 668.09
CR.
By 1932 Poll Taxes paid Treasurer $ 166.00
By interest paid Treasurer 4.09
By 1932 Abatements
318.00
$ 488.09
Uncollected poll taxes December 31, 1933 $ 180.00
237
COLLECTOR'S REPORT.
1933]
DR.
To balance of 1932 Old Age Assis- tance Tax commitment committed June 29, 1932, and December 20, 1932 $ 629.00
To interest collected
2.32
$ 631.32
CR.
By 1932 Old Age Assistance taxes paid Treasurer $ 99.00
By interest paid Treasurer 2.32
By 1932 abatements
430.00
$ 531.32
Uncollected Old Age Assistance taxes December 31, 1933 $ 100.00
DR.
To 1933 poll tax commitment com- mitted June 28, 1933 and December 20, 1933 $ 9,170.00 -
$ 9,170.00
CR.
By 1933 poll taxes paid Treasurer .. $ 7,610.00
By 1933 abatements 866.00 $ 8,476.00
Uncollected poll taxes December 31,
1933
$
694.00
Since January 1, 1934, have collected $4.00 leaving uncol- lected $690.00 on January 10, 1934.
DR.
To 1933 Old Age Assistance Commit- ment committed June 28, 1933 and December 20, 1933 $ 4,624.00 $ 4,624.00
238
TOWN DOCUMENTS.
[Dec. 31
CR.
By 1933 Old Age Assistance Taxes
paid Treasurer $ 3,856.00 337.00
By 1933 abatements
$ 4,193.00
Uncollected Old Age Assistance Taxes
December 31, 1933 on 1933 commitment $ 431.00
Since January 1, 1934, have collected $2.00, leaving un- collected $429.00 on January 10, 1934.
MOTOR VEHICLE EXCISE TAXES
DR.
To 1933 Excise Tax commitment of
March 27, 1933 $ 6,509.02
To interest collected 39.09 -- $ 6,548.11
CR.
By March Excise Taxes paid Trea- surer $ 6,050.86
By interest paid Treasurer 39.09
By abatements 86.38 $ 6,176.33
Uncollected December 31, 1933 $ 371.78
DR.
To 1933 Excise Tax commitment of
April 18, 1933 $ 6,354.37
To interest collected
11.72 $ 6,366.09
CR.
By April Excise Taxes paid Trea-
surer $ 2,143.89
By interest paid Treasurer 11.72
By abatements
354.25
$ 2,509.86
Uncollected December 31, 1933
$ 3,856.23
Since January 1, 1934, have collected $14.38 leaving un- collected $3,841.85 on January 10, 1934.
239
COLLECTOR'S REPORT.
1933]
DR.
To 1933 Excise Tax commitment of
July 15, 1933 $ 3,065.31 5.55
To interest collected
$
3,070.86
CR.
By July Excise Taxes paid Treasurer $ 2,408.09
By interest paid Treasurer 5.55
By abatements 46.31 $ 2,459.95
Uncollected December 31, 1933
$
610.91
Since January 1, 1934, have collected $4.00 leaving uncol- lected $606.91 on January 10, 1934.
DR.
To 1933 Excise Tax commitment of
September 25, 1933 $ 1,510.29 .67
To interest collected
$
1,510.96
CR.
By September Excise Taxes paid
Treasurer $ 871.39
By interest paid Treasurer .67
By abatements 57.12 $ 929.18
Uncollected December 31, 1933 .
$
581.78
Since January 1, 1934, have collected $49.07 leaving un- collected $532.71 on January 10, 1934.
DR.
To 1933 Excise Tax commitment of
October 19, 1933 $ 621.10 .17
To interest collected $ 621.17
240
TOWN DOCUMENTS.
[Dec. 31
CR.
By October Excise Taxes paid Treasurer $ 249.18
By interest paid Treasurer .07
By abatements 32.04 $ 281.29
Uncollected December 31, 1933
$ 339.88
Since January 1, 1934, have collected $49.07 leaving un- collected $290.81 on January 10, 1934.
DR.
To balance of Motor Vehicle Excise
Tax committed April 11, 1932 $ 5,358.11
To interest collected 258.64 $ 5,616.75
CR.
By April 1932 Excise Tax paid
Treasurer
$
3,758.62
By abatements 1,158.45
By interest paid Treasurer .
258.64
$ 5,175.71
Uncollected December 31, 1933 $ 441.04
DR.
To balance of Motor Vehicle Excise
Tax committed July 15, 1932 $ 1,292.65
To interest collected
45.84
$
1,338.49
CR.
By July 1932 Excise Tax paid Treasurer $ 656.04
By abatements 178.87
By interest paid Treasurer 45.84 $ 880.75
Uncollected December 31, 1933 $ 457.74
241
COLLECTOR'S REPORT.
1933]
DR.
To balance of Motor Vehicle Excise
Tax committed October 20, 1932 $ 719.07
To interest collected 13.69
$ 732.76
CR.
By October 1932 Excise Tax paid
Treasurer
$ 357.06
By abatements
194.39
By interest paid Treasurer
13.69
$ 565.14
Uncollected December 31, 1933 . .
$ 167.62
DR.
To 1933 Excise Tax commitment of
December 20, 1933 $
797.08
To interest collected
9.33
$ 806.41
CR.
By December 1933 Excise Taxes paid
Treasurer $ 650.22
50.00
By interest paid Treasurer
·
$ 709.55
Balance uncollected December 31, 1933 $ 96.86
DR.
To 1932 Tax Committed January
$ 36.00
To interest collected
.30
$ 36.30
CR.
By 1932 Tax Committed January
1933 paid to Treasurer $ 30.00
.30
By interest paid Treasurer
$ 30.30
Balance uncollected December 31, 1933
$
6.00
By abatements
9.33
1933
242
TOWN DOCUMENTS. [Dec. 31
DR.
To 1932 Tax Committed March 31,
1933 $ 6.00 $ 6.00
CR.
By 1932 Tax Committed March 31,
1933 paid to Treasurer $ 4.00
Abatements $ 2.00
$ 6.00
DR.
To balance of Tax Committed March 25, 1931 $ 3,411.09
To interest collected 142.77 $ 3,553.86
CR.
By Tax Committed March 25, 1931 paid to Treasurer $ 1,032.95
By abatements 2,358.32
By interest paid to Treasurer 142.77 $ 3,534.04
Balance uncollected December 31, 1933
$
19.82
Since January 1, have abated $4.02, leaving a balance on January 10, 1934 of $15.80. Abatement has been requested for this amount.
DR.
To interest collected
To balance of 1931 Tax Committed July 13, 1931 $ 1,874.75 30.11 $ 1,904.86
1933]
COLLECTOR'S REPORT.
243 -
CR.
By 1931 Tax Committed July 13, 1931 paid to Treasurer $ 163.15
By abatements 1,678.55
By interest collected paid to Treasurer
30.11
$
1,871.81
Balance uncollected December 31, 1933
$ 33.05
Since January 31, 1934 have abated $33.05 clearing this commitment.
DR.
To balance of October 15, 1931 com-
mitment $ 613.82
To interest collected
9.71 $ 623.53
CR.
By October 15, 1931 commitment
paid to Treasurer $ 74.03
By abatements 471.75
By interested collected paid to Treasurer 9.71 $ 555.49
Balance uncollected December 31, 1933 $ 68.04
Since January 1, 1934, $68.04 has been abated, clearing the October, 1931 commitment.
DR.
To balance of Excise Tax committed
December 31, 1931 $ 182.71
To interest collected 8.32
$ 191.03
244
TOWN DOCUMENTS. [Dec. 31
CR.
By Tax committed December 31, 1931 paid to Treasurer $ 64.95
By abatements 110.03
By interest collected paid to Treasurer
8.32
$ 183.30
Balance uncollected December 31, 1933 $ 7.73
Since January 1, 1934 have abated $7.73, clearing the December, 1931 Commitment.
DR.
To balance of Excise Tax Committed
January 28, 1932 $ 14.92
To interest collected
.96
$ 15.88
CR.
By 1931 Tax Committed January 28,
1932 paid to Treasurer $ 6.00
By abatements 8.92
By interest paid to Treasurer
.96
$ 15.88
January 1, 1933 to December 31, 1933 To the Citizens of the Town of Saugus:
I hereby submit my report of Tax Collector's Fees for the year 1933.
Water Lien Releases $239.00
Tax Certificates 19.00
Paid to Treasurer $258.00
Signed,
WALTER A. WILSON,
Tax Collector.
Trust Funds in the Hands of the Treasurer, Income of which is applied toward Perpetual Care of Lots
Lot or Grave 464
Name
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1933
New Accounts
Interest on Deposit $3.17
Total Credit $93.26
Paid Care of Lot $3.26
Balance on hand Dec. 31, 1933 $90.00
647
Addison, John H. and Alexander S.
20.00
70
20.70
.70
20.00
385-E
Adlington, Winslow D. . .
71.74
2.50
74.24
3.44
70.80
278-A
Ahlquist, John A. and
Anna M.
75.04
2.64
77.68
2.68
75.00
518
Ahman, Charles
15.00
52
15.52
.52
15.00
833-834
Albohn, Adelaide
30.00
1.06
31.06
1.06
30.00
231
Allen, Carrie G.
75.30
2.64
77.94
2.94
75.00
192
Amerige, George M.
200.00
7.05
207.05
7.05
200.00
363-W
Amery, Martha E.
52.08
1.82
53.90
2.90
51.00
323-A
Anderson, Annie C.
60.12
2.12
62.24
2.24
60.00
690-B
Anderson, J. W.
$50.00
50.00
50.00
56
Andrews, Mary
100.00
3.23
103.23
3.23
100.00
662-663
Annas, Adella M.
40.00
1.40
41.40
1.40
40.00
469
Annis, Fannie C.
90.23
3.17
93.40
3.40
90.00
108
Anthony, Louis
150.22
5.29
155.51
5.51
150.00
617
Apel, Mrs. William
50.03
1.61
51.64
1.64
50.00
271
Armitage, Addie S.
201.69
7.11
208.80
7.11
201.69
345
Armitage-Parsons
150.13
5.29
155.42
5.42
150.00
852
Armour, Malvern . .
15.03
.52
15.55
55
15.00
.
.
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·
·
.
.
·
·
·
245
TRUST FUNDS.
1933]
Abbott, Pliny
$90.09
Trust Funds in the Hands of the Treasurer, Income of which is applied toward Perpetual Care of Lots
.
Lot or Grave
Name
Jan. 1, 1933
New Accounts
Interest on Deposit
Total Credit 65.33
Paid Care of Lot
Dec. 31, 1933
367-E
Armstrong, William H. . .
63.11
2.22
2.33
63.00
106
Arnold, Bertha M.
100.05
3.52
103.57
3.57
100.00
728
Ash, James G. .
80.00
2.82
82.82
2.82
80.00
226
Ashworth, Mrs. T.
65.10
2.11
67.21
2.21
65.00
So. 1/2-52
Atherton, David A.
50.02
1.61
51.63
1.63
50.00
84
Atherton, H. H.
100.00
3.23
103.23
3.23
100.00
441
Atherton, Horace H., Jr.
100.00
3.23
103.23
3.23
100.00
645-646
Atwood, Calvin ...
40.00
1.40
41.40
1.40
40.00
366-W
Atwood, Carrie A.
62.89
2.19
65.08
2.58
62.50
25-P.C.
Atwood, Charles M.
15.02
48
15.50
.50
15.00
532
Atwood, Mary
100.00
3.23
103.23
3.23
100.00
479
Avery, Irving
50.01
1.61
51.62
1.62
50.00
E 1%-633
Babbington, Rose E.
25.00
80
25.80
.80
25.00
32-P.C.
Baker, Grace
15.00
.52
15.52
.52
15.00
374-W
Barber, Mrs. William
54.23
1.91
56.14
2.14
54.00
517
Barnes, Clarence M.
100.10
3.52
103.62
3.62
100.00
619
Barrett, Margaret
20.00
70
20.70
70
20.00
361-N
Bartlett, George E.
43.20
1.50
44.70
1.50
43.20
733
Bartlett, Sarah A.
80.00
2.82
82.82
2.82
80.00
354
Batchelder, Mrs. S. W. ..
50.00
1.74
51.74
1.74
50.00
905
Batten, Annie E. .
15.09
.52
15.61
.61
15.00
246
TOWN DOCUMENTS.
[Dec. 31
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·
·
·
Balance on hand
Balance on hand
2431/2 72-2431/2
Beckett Lot Beckett and Lockwood . .
100.30
3.54
103.84
3.5.4
100.30
150.03
5.29
155.32
5.29
150.03
1933]
E 1/2-687
Beckwith, Martha
47.14
1.51
48.65
1.65
47.00
542
Belliveau, Edith
30.00
1.06
31.06
1.06
30.00
389
Belonga, Mattie
100.03
3.23
103.26
3.26
100.00
381-W
Belonga, Susan J.
57.64
1.85
59.49
1.89
57.60
687
Benson, Alma
25.19
.80
25.99
.99
25.00
372-W
Bentley, Oren O.
63.16
2.22
65.38
2.88
62.50
166-171
Berrett, The Eli Lot
200.17
7.05
207.22
7.22
200.00
442
Berrett, Ellen
100.00
3.23
103.23
3.23
100.00
C-3
Berrett, J. Elmer
40.00
12
40.12
12
40.00
699-700
Biegon, Carl
40.00
40.00
40.00
426-W
Bjorkman, Hanna E.
128.00
4.52
132.52
4.52
128.00
752
Bjornwall, Oscar R.
120.00
4.52
124.24
4.24
120.00
895-896
Blye, George F.
30.07
1.06
31.13
1.13
30.00
608
Boardman, William D.
100.05
3.23
103.28
3.28
100.00
P.C .- 22
Bond, Annie I.
15.01
.48
15.49
49
15.00
No. 1% 63&83Bond, C. H.
3.23
103.28
3.28
100.00
883
Booth, Amelia
15.05
.52
15.57
57
15.00
680
Borden, Catherine E.
92.07
3.24
95.31
3.31
92.00
650
Bostock, Wm. R.
20.00
.35
20.35
.35
20.00
425
Bothwell, Agnes W.
15.00
.48
15.48
.48
15.00
514
Bowker Amelia .
15.00
.52
15.52
.52
15.00
247
TRUST FUNDS.
.
.
·
.
.
.
100.05
.
(care of flowers)
Trust Funds in the Hands of the Treasurer, Income of which is applied toward Perpetual Care of Lots
Balance on
Lot or Grave
Name
Jan. 1, 1933
New Accounts
Interest on Deposit
Total Credit
Paid Care of Lot
Dec. 31, 1933
477-488
Bowler, George
30.00
97
30.97
97
30.00
So. 1/2-473
Boyle, Cora
45.16
1.58
46.74
1.74
45.00
435-A-B
Brackett, Fannie M.
25.04
.88
25.92
.92
25.00
313-B
Bradford, William A.
·
115.20
4.07
119.27
4.07
115.20
No. 1/2-150
Bradish, M. Addie
75.00
2.65
77.65
2.65
75.00
906-7
Bradley, George E. ·
30.16
1.06
31.22
1.22
30.00
So. 12-123
Bragg, Elisha
65.01
2.09
67.10
2.10
65.00
719
Brand, Robert H.
60.12
2.12
62.24
2.24
60.00
807
Brennan, Edward G.
180.00
6.36
186.36
6.36
180.00
A
Brierly, Sarah J. (Green)
85.09
2.75
87.84
2.84
85.00
215
Brooks, Margaret .
100.06
3.23
103.29
3.29
100.00
254-W
Brougham, Harry C.
80.13
2.82
82.95
2.95
80.00
E. 1/2-356
Brown, Arthur M. and Ida L. Crosby
80.00
2.10
82.10
2.10
80.00
856-57-58
Brown, Christopher
45.15
1.58
46.73
1.73
45.00
Brown, Ezra
.
75.01
2.42
77.43
2.43
75.00
810
Brown, Herbert and
Jesse H. .
120.00
4.24
124.24
4.24
120.00
29
Brown, Mary S.
100.00
3.23
103.23
3.23
100.00
71
Brown, Olin B.
50.04
1.61
51.65
1.65
50.00
137
Brown, Olin B.
100.03
3.23
103.26
3.26
100.00
.
.
.
·
.
[Dec. 31
TOWN DOCUMENTS.
248
Balance on hand
hand
26
Brown, R. D.
15.01
52
15.53
53
15.00
701
Brown, William B.
44.00
1.41
45.41
1.41
44.00
710
Bryer, J. H.
44.01
1.41
45.42
1.42
44.00
241
Bryer, Samuel .
100.24
3.52
103.76
3.52
100.24
No. 1/2-519
Bugaw, Frances E.
25.00
.80
25.80
.80
25.00
366-E
Burbank, Leon Ernest
57.25
2.02
59.27
2.07
57.20
688
Burleigh, Frank R.
120.20
4.24
124.44
4.44
120.00
No. 1/2-585
Burnham, Edward P.
75.04
2.42
77.46
2.46
75.00
No. 1/2-214
Burrill, Charles E.
64.55
2.26
66.81
2.31
64.50
No. 1/2-195
Burrill, George .
50.00
1.61
51.61
1.61
50.00
359-W
Barwell, Wesley E. and
Charles H.
67.60
2.17
69.77
2.17
67.60
C-2
Burton, George W.
20.00
12
20.12
12
20.00
504
Butler, Eva A.
100.20
3.52
103.72
3.72
100.00
505
Butler, Harry G.
100.08
3.52
103.60
3.60
100.00
104-11
Butterfield and Avery
100.02
3.23
103.25
3.25
100.00
669-E
Butters, Harriett
5.00
18
5.18
18
5.00
682
Buzzell, Nellie . .
20.00
.70
20.70
.70
20.00
708
Caddy, Mrs. George J. . .
44.04
1.41
45.45
1.45
44.00
385-W
Calderwood, Henry H. ... ·
71.68
2.50
74.18
3.38
70.80
458-59
Call, William F. .
30.00
1.06
31.06
1.06
30.00
21 new
Calley, Jacob B.
100.00
3.23
103.23
3.23
100.00
274
Campbell, Joseph H.
50.06
1.61
51.67
1.67
50.00
W 1/2-57
Campbell, Leonard
97.20
97.20
97.20
.
·
. .
.
·
·
1933]
TRUST FUNDS.
249
Trust Funds in the Hands of the Treasurer, Income of which is applied toward Perpetual Care of Lots
Balance on
Lot or Grave
Name
Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1933
New Accounts
Interest on Deposit
Total Credit
Paid Care of Lot
Dec. 31, 1933
229-B
Carlson, Carl A.
80.00
, 2.82
82.82
2.82
80.00
450
Carr, Thomas H.
100.13
3.23
103.36
3.36
100.00
433
Carter, Annie J.
100.25
3.54
103.79
3.79
100.00
371-W
Caswell, H. W. Estate
53.45
1.72
55.17
1.77
53.40
817-18
Chaplin, F. W. . ..
30.22
1.06
31.28
1.28
30.00
436
Chapman, Edgar E.
100.18
3.52
103.70
3.70
100.00
208
Cheever, David
165.85
5.83
171.68
6.68
165.00
No. 1/2-129
Cheever, David H.
80.29
2.82
83.11
3.11
80.00
146
Cheever, David H.
100.12
3.52
103.64
3.52
100.12
46 old
Cheever, Guilford
50.00
1.61
51.61
1.61
50.00
138
Cheever, James and Mary
30.05
1.06
31.11
1.06
30.05
754
Chesley, Maud H.
120.00
4.23
124.23
4.23
120.00
702
Chesley, Raymond P.
44.16
1.41
45.57
1.57
44.00
134
Chipman and Raddin . ..
100.09
3.23
103.32
3.32
100.00
712
Church, Charles W.
42.23
1.48
43.71
1.71
42.00
643-44
Churchill, Blanche
40.00
1.40
41.40
1.40
40.00
369-W
Claflin, F. W.
115.23
4.06
119.29
4.05
115.24
102 old-9 new Claflin, Annie W.
125.46
4.41
129.87
4.87
125.00
848-49
Clark, Mrs. Frederick E. .
30.13
1.06
31.19
1.19
30.00
680-81
Clark, Jeremiah
40.00
1.40
41.40
1.40
40.00
821-22
Clark, W. J.
30.16
1.06
31.22
1.22
30.00
.
·
. .
·
·
·
[Dec. 31
TOWN DOCUMENTS.
250
hand
L. & M.
Clifford, Ella
100.01
3.23
103.24
3.24
100.00
801A-813A
Clucas, Russell . 340.00
11.97
351.97
11.97
340.00
1933]
1/2-683-E.
Coates, Frank J.
75.00
2.64
77.64
2.64
75.00
So. 1/2-80
Coates, Gus L. ·
50.02
1.61
51.63
1.63
50.00
So. 1/2-191
Coates, Ida
50.04
1.61
51.65
1.65
50.00
714
Cochrane, Marie
80.12
2.82
82.94
2.94
80.00
609
Cole, Frederick M.
20.00
.70
20.70
.70
20.00
360-61
Coles, Chas. P. and
Mary A.
30.19
1.06
31.25
1.25
30.00
70
Collins, Frank H. and Bessie M. Kirkman .
150.24
5.29
155.53
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