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In conclusion, I desire to record one more change in connection with the school. The familiar form and kindly presence of Mr. Wiley, one who had served the school so long and so faithfully, and who regarded the building almost as a home and each occu- pant as a personal friend, was greatly missed when the school opened in the fall. It was a matter of great regret that in con- sequence of the vacation, the school was unable to render its re- spect to one who was so sincerely its friend.
Allow me, sir, again to thank the Committee and yourself for your hearty co-operation and helpful suggestions in support of the school.
Very respectfully,
C. T. C. WHITCOMB.
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APPENDIX.
GRADUATION EXERCISES, HIGH SCHOOL, 1894.
PROGRAM:
MOSAIC OVERTURE. . Rollinson .
HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA.
SONG, "Revel of the Leaves." . . G. A. Veazie
SALUTATORY, "Personal Influence."
GRACE WILLIS CARLETON.
RECITATION, "The Captain's Well."
.
J. G. Whittier
BESSIE WENTWORTH CAREY.
DUET, "Hark to the Mandolin,"
A. ETHELIND HODGKINS AND BERTHA H. DANIEL.
ESSAY, "The Early Schools of our State."
MARY HANNAH WAIT.
. J. W. Riley
RECITATION, "An Old Sweetheart of Mine," . EMILY GIHON. ,
SONG, "The Boatman's Good-night."
Schira
ORATION, "The Will and the Way."
JOHN WOODBURY KERNAN. CLASS POEM, "The Use of Genius."
MARY RUTTER TOWLE.
SEMI-CHORUS, "Stars Trembling O'er Us." Geibel ESSAY, "Reveries of old Quonopohit."
MABLE HAGGART YOUNG.
CLASS PROPHECY.
NELLIE LOUISE TEMPLE. Balfe
SONG, "Gypsy Chorus."
RECITATION, "Jem's Last Ride."
MARY ESTHER MANSFIELD. VALEDICTORY, "Ex Studiis Crescit Facultas." CLARA LOUISE BROWNELL.
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PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS, . W. E. ROGERS, ESQ. CLASS ODE, Written by GRACE WILLIS CARLETON
BENEDICTION.
REV. L. L. GREENE Names of Graduates. CLASSICAL COURSE.
Clara Louise Brownell,
Mary Esther Mansfield,
Bessie Wentworth Carey,
Nellie Louise Temple,
Grace Willis Carleton,
Mary Rutter Towie, Mary Hannah Wait.
Mable Haggart Young. ENGLISH COURSE .- John Woodbury Kernan.
HIGH SCHOOL STATISTICS, FEB. 1. 1894
1895
Whole number of different pupils during year,
173
177
Largest number at one time, .
135
137
No. not enrolled in any other school in town during
year,
127
131
No. graduated,
24
10
No. admitted during year,
56
54
No. from Advanced Grammar,
46
50
No. admitted from other schools,
10
4
No. from Lynnfield,
8
5
Membership Feb. 1, 1894,
127
124
Pupils over 15 years old,
102
121
No. in Classical Course,
65
61
No. in English Course,
62
63
No. preparing for Mass. Institute Technology,
4
7
Post Graduates,
2
1
Senior Class at present time,
9
21
66 when entered,
17
54
Junior Class at present time, 66
30
29
66 when entered,
54
48
Second Year Class at present time, 66 " when entered,
48
53
First Year Class at present time,
50
46
66 66 when entered,
53
51
Average membership of year, .
120.64
124.66
Average attendance of year,
·
114.58
119.94
Per cent. of attendance,
94.97
96.21
..
No. preparing for college in Classical Course,
28
35
.
36
27
Emily Gihon,
26
Graduates from Grammar School.
Anguera, Herman C.
Sweeney, Fred.
Barnes, George.
Welch, Edward J.
Bennett, Wallace.
Wentworth, Henry T.
Bucknam, Arthur C.
Campbell, Herbert C.
, White, Frank J. Woodward, Charles A. Anderson, Agnes. Baxter, Idabelle F.
Collins, Thomas F.
Creagh, Harry.
Burditt, Anna.
Creaney, William.
Burnham, Nellie.
Cronin, William.
Cutter, Charles H.
Butler,.Alice M. Cheney, Mabel.
Davenport, Roger A.
Clough, Mary E.
Dearborn, S. Alex.
Cosman, Abbie.
Dinan, William.
Crocker, Jessie A.
Hamilton, George.
Eager, Lena.
Harrington, Daniel.
Greaney, Mary.
Hunt, Edgar L.
Hackett, Florence L.
Kelso, Wm. M.
Hanson, Roberta.
Lamont, Wilbur S.
Kernan, Mabel A.
Lane, Thomas.
Kernan, Marion E.
Lee, George.
Lassell, Lila.
Leet, James D.
Laughlin, Annie.
Peirce, Bradford H.
Lawton, Maud.
Reardon, James.
Madden, Annie.
Regan, Daniel H.
Magee, Mary.
Stewart, Archie.
O'Connell, Minnie.
Stoddard, W. Arthur.
Oliver, Carrie B.
Studley, Charles H.
Perkins, Jennie.
Sullivan, John P.
Perry, Mabelle I.
Collings, Louis E.
27
Names of Present Teachers, with Date of Election and
Salaries.
GRADE.
TEACHERS.
Where Educated.
Elec-
ted.
Sala-
ries.
High School.
66
66
A. Marion Merrill,
M. I. Technology.
1890 900
A. Laura Batt.
Wellesley College,
1891 700
66
Emelie de Rochemont,
1894 700
66
6.
Grace M. Stevens,
Smith 66
1894
600
Adv. Gram. Gd. IX,
Mrs. M. E. Wentworth,
Berwick Academy.
1871
800
Lillian T. Wilkins,
Boston University.
1892
400
Lincoln Gd. VIII.
M. Annie Warren,
Wakefield High School. 1871
1881
600
Mary E. McLaughlin,
Salem Normal.
1883
600
Sarah E. Wilkins,
Salem Normal.
1883
500
H. Ella Charles,
Brighton Academy.
1888
450
Nellie F. Emerson,
Salem Normal.
1887
450
L. Josephine Mansfield,
Wakefield High School.
1875
450
Carrie L. Mason,
Salem Normal.
1892
525
Mary E. Emerson,
Wakefield High School.
1890
525
Hattie A. Currier,
Stoneham High School. 1892
1894
200
Rebecca O'Connell,
Salem Normal.
1893
200
Clara E. Emerson,
Wakefield High School.
1879
550
Sarah E. Aldrich,
Nichols Academy.
1894
450
66
66 III, IV.
Fannie E. Carter,
Millbury High School.
1886
450
I, II.
Eva E. Howlett,
Salem Normal.
1881
525
Franklin Gd. v,
Mattie A. Bangs,
Provincetown High.
1894
400
66
III, IV,
Mary E. Kelly,
Wakefield High School. 1885
1894
400
West Gd. IV, V, I, II, III,
Alice J. Kernan,
Wakefield High School.
1890
400
Greenwood Gd. IV, V. VI,
Lila P. McCormick,
Bridgewater Normal.
1891
450
North Gd. I-VI,
Clara H. Monroe,
1892
450
Montrose Gd. I-V,
Catharine J. Austin,
Wakefield High School.
1892
360
Lillian Whiting,
Gorham Normal.
1894
400
Woodville Gd. I-VI,
Emma Bateman,
Wakefield High School. 1893
400
Music Teacher,
George F. Wilson,
1876
750
Drawing Teacher,
Annie B. Parker,
Prang Normal Course.
1893
400
Military Instructor,
Philip J. Flanders,
1890
150
..
VII,
. .
VI.
6.
V.
66
IV.
III.
II.
66
I,
Hamilton Gd. VII,
I. II.
Edith R. Marshall,
Mary A. Kalaher,
Wakefield High School. Salem Normal.
1888
450
N. H. Thayer,
Wakefield High School. Salem Normal.
1883
450
I, II, III,
C. T. C. Whitcomb, Prin.,
Amherst College.
1888 $1900
6.
.:
VIII.
Elizabeth F. Ingram,
Smith College.
650
Catharine E. Kelley, Asst.,
Salem Normal.
450
VI.
450
28
GRADE.
TEACHERS.
Enrollment.
Average Mem-
bership.
tendance. Average At-
Average per
cent. of At-
Pupils over 15
years.
Pupils be-
Total Half
Days Absence.
Tardiness.
Dismissal.
Truancy.
ishment.
Visits by
Members of
Visits by
Supt. of Schools.
High,
C. T. C. Whitcomb, Mrs. Wentworth,
73
71.96
69.1
96.
36
12
1128
400 361
90
2
1
1
11
' Adv. Grammar, Lincoln VIII,
VIII,
Ingram,
VII,
McLaughlin,
52
50.6
49.1
97.
5
50
798
61
91
0
2
1
14
60
65.2
56.9
86.8
3
50
2005
407
118
1
24
0
2
66
v,
-
Nellie Emerson,
68
60.11
56.3
93.66
0
68
1522
308
53
279
98
0
22
1
10
58
53.26
49.38
93.
52.89
94
0
26
1348
142
47
5
12
1
12
66
II,
MinnieEmerson,
71
42.17
38.95
92.
0
13
1240
121
13
0
5
0.
5
I,
I,
Currier,
103
42.34
47.5
40.95
39.51
96.5
0
41
883
181
64
10
5
0
10
VI,
Aldrich,
41
47.8
45.64
95.4
0
46
858
180
31
2
9
2
9
III, IV,
6
Howlett,
79
51.65
48.21
93.38
0
16
1369
200
16
0
12
1
12
I, II,
IV, V,
Bangs,
48
37 37
34.9]
13.
1
47
893
308
74
6
6
2
20
Franklin
III, IV,
Kelley,
59
41.4
39.2
94.
0
36
1079
187
234
1
17
2
13
44.
93.
0
17
1914
229
35
2
2
0
9
West
IV, V,
I-III,
Kernan,
73
46.18
42.29
91.
0
14
1661
151
34
0
1
2
8
Greenwood IV-VI,
McCormick,
43
40 02
37.88
94.
0
43
889
156
34
3
5
1
9
16
I-III,
Thayer,
60
45.6
41.2
90.
1
24
1591
225
14
4
1
2
9
North® Woodville
I-VI,
IV-VI,
Whitney,
28
26.30
24.6
91.46
0
28
529
213
26
5
9
0
10
I-III,
Bateman,
55
40.84
35.30
86.39
0
29
2163
532
117
0
4
0
14
Montrose
I-V,
Johnston,
70
51.06
47.78
93.5
0
26
1318
289
37
1
6
1
11
Totals,
| 1680 |13.75 | 12.85 | 93.5 | 190 | 925 | 34026| 6374 | 1974 | 77 | 219 |31
1 289
.
Mansfield,
Mason,
61
56.23
41.96
95.6
11
32
767
195
104
4
1
0
18
43
43.85
46.9
96.1
6
47
861
98
25
0
0
0
10
Miss Warren,
-
VI,
Charles,
76
64.8
61.06
94.
1
73
1531
416
169
4
14
23
0
3
IV,
6
0
12
89.
0
4
1911
81
16
4
46
1
21
2
8
Hamilton VII,
Clara Emerson,
51
44.89
94.5
4
47
1035
258
208
133
0
0
2
9
I, II,
Marshall,
73
58
47.93
44.62
93.
35.
94.
0
26
954
188
15
0
4
1
9
58
37.42
6
Munroe,
53
48.8
140
124.66|119.94
96.21
121
5
943
240
8
0
9
20
·
tween 8 and 14.
No. Cases of
No. Cases of
No. Cases of
No. Cases of
Corporal Pun-
School Board.
21
0
12
0
49
1552
III.
Wilkins,
Carter,
46
49.1
Kalaher,
1284
56
37.55
tendance.
29
TERMS AND HOLIDAYS.
Fall term begins September 10th and ends December 21st- fifteen weeks. Winter term begins December 31st and ends March 29th-thirteen weeks. Spring term begins April 8th and ends June 28th-twelve weeks. Holidays : Thanksgiving day, and day after; February 22d ; April 19th; May 30th and June 17th.
FLAG DAYS.
Jan.
1, 1863.
Proclamation of Emancipation.
66
8, 1815.
Battle of New Orleans.
66
18, 1782.
Webster's birthday.
Feb. 12, 1809.
Lincoln's birthday.
March 4, 1789.
First United States Congress.
April
9, 1865.
Lee's surrender.
Battle of Lexington and Concord.
27,
1822.
Grant's Birthday.
May
13,
1607.
Settlement of Jamestown.
29,
1644.
Settlement of Wakefield.
66
30,
Memorial Day.
June
14,
1777.
U. S. flag adopted by Congress.
17,
1775. Battle of Bunker Hill.
24,
1497.
Cabot discovered the continent of North America.
Sept.
First day of school.
27,
1722.
Samuel Adams' birthday.
Oct. 12, 1492.
19, 1781.
Cornwallis' surrender.
Nov.
25,
1783.
Evacuation of New York.
Dec. 16, 1773.
Boston Tea Party.
21
1620.
Pilgrims landed.
66
Last day of school.
17, 1789.
Constitution adopted.
Landing of Columbus.
66
19, 1775.
22 1732.
Washington's birthday.
INDEX.
-
3 to 5 List of Jurors, . 6 and 7
Record of Town Meetings,
8 to 83
Town Clerk's Statistics, .
85 to 106
Report of Selectmen, .
. 107 to 129
Chief of Police,
. 130 to 133
Forest Firewards,
. 134 to 139
250th Anniversary Committee,
140 to 154
Board of Health,
155
Tax Collector,
156
Assessors, . 157 to 159
Fire Engineers,
. 160 to 165
Overseers, . 166 to 167
Road Commissioners, 168'to 175 .
Appropriation Committee, 176 to 177
Trustees of Library and Read- ing Room, . 178 to 184
Town Treasurer, . 185 to 203
Municipal Light Board, . 204 to 216
Auditors' Report,
1 to 48
School Report, ·
1 to 29
J
.
Pages.
List of Town Officers,
LIST OF TAXABLE
Polls and Estates
IN THE
TOWN OF WAKEFIELD,
FOR THE YEAR 1895.
PREPARED AND PRINTED BY VOTE OF THE TOWN.
WAKEFIELD, MASS. : PRINTED AT THE CITIZEN AND BANNER OFFICE.
1895.
A LIST OF TAXABLE POLLS AND ESTATES
IN THE
TOWN OF WAKEFIELD,
FOR THE YEAR 1895.
NAMES AND ESTATES.
POLLS.
PER- SONAL.
REAL ESTATE.
TOTAL TAX.
Abbott, Clarence T., 30 Pleasant st. Abbott, Arthur E., 32 Bryant st. .
I
$
$
$ 2 00
I
2 00
Abbott, George W., 19 Bryant st. Bicycle.
.
I
75
3 39
Abbott, George, Heirs
2,300
42 55
Dwelling house, Bryant st., 1600; land, with house, 1-5 acre, 700. Abbott, Samuel W., 26 Avon st. .
I
500
7,100
142 60
Income, 500 ; dwelling house, Avon st., No. 1, 2500 ; dwelling house, Avon st., No., 2, 2300; land, with buildings, 16,000 feet, 2300.
Abbott, William O., 17 Eaton st. Aborn, Arthur S., Albion st.
I
2 00
I
1,200
24 20
Dwelling house, Albion st., 900; lot ' 132 Rob. plan, with house, 6501 ft., 300.
Aborn, John G., 246 Main st. ·
I
5,540
15,650
394 02
.
.
·
Income, 1000; money, 4000; 2 horses, 200 ; 3 carriages, 300 ; I wag- on, 40; dwelling house, Main st., 4200 ; land, with house, 1-4 acre, 2500 ; dwelling house, Cordis st., 1700; stable and carriage house, 250 ; land, with buildings, I 3-4 acre, 2000 ; dwelling house, Maple st., 1000 ; land, with house, 1-6 acre, 500 ; land, cor. Court and Cordis sts., I acre, 500 ; land, north of Cordis st., 2 1-2 acres, 3000.
4
POLLS AND ESTATES OF
NAMES AND ESTATES.
POLLS.
PER- SONAL.
REAL ESTATE.
TOTAL TAX.
Aborn, John G., et als.
$
$ 3,800
$70 30
Dwelling house, Yale ave., 2800 ; land, with house, 1-6 acre, 1000. Aborn, Harriet E. ·
2,000
37 00
Dwelling house, Cedar st., 1000; land, with house, I acre, 1000. Aborn, Mrs. Mary E. . ·
2,000
3,200
96 20
Money 2000 ; dwelling house, Central st., 1400 ; shed, 25 ; dwelling house, Sweetser st., 1100 ; barn and shed, 75 ; land, with bldgs., 3-4 acre, 600. Aborn, Mrs. Mary F. .
8,000
148 00
Dwelling house, Main st., 800 ; land, with house, 1-6 acre, 1200 ; dwelling house, Foundry st., 1000 ; land, with house, 1-6 acre, 500 ; dwelling house, Yale ave., 1800 ; barn, 150; land, with buildings, 6300 feet, 800 ; land, Nahant street, 6 acres, 300 ; wood- land, south of So. R. Br. R. R., 15 acres, 300 ; woodland, east of Town Farm, 13 acres, 200; woodland, north of Forest st., 2 acres, 50; woodland, south of Forest, 3 acres, 75 ; woodland, Ash swamp, 6 acres, 75 ; meadow, Foundry and Lake sts., I acre, 300; woodland, north of Forest st., (Cameron) 18 acres, 450. Aborn, Willard G., 34 Yale ave. . Adams, Abbie B.
Dwelling house, Myrtle ave., 1400; land, with house, 1-2 acre, 450.
1,850
34 23
Adams, George L., Myrtle ave. . .
I
1,200
24 20
Land, Myrtle ave., 2 acres, I200. Adams, John B., 8 Church st. .
1,400
27 90
Dwelling house, Church st., 700;
land, with house, 1-4 acre, 700.
Adams, John W., 8 Church st.
I
2 00
Ahearn, John, 32 Lake street.
900
18 65
Dwelling house, Lake st., 700 ; land,
with house, 1-4 acre, 200 Ahlert, William, 2 Cottage st.
1,000
20 50
Dwelling house, Cottage st., 750; land, with house, 1-3 acre, 250.
Alden, Edmund A., 635 Main st. ·
I
2 00
Alden, Harry P., Main st. . ·
I
2 00
Alden, Joseph D., 93 Gould st. .
I
2 00
Alden, Anna M. . ·
1,750
32 38
.
I
00
I
I
I
5
THE TOWN OF WAKEFIELD.
NAMES AND ESTATES.
POLLS.
PER- SONAL.
REAL ESTATE.
TOTAL TAX.
Dwelling house, Gould st., 1250 ; lot 157 Rob. plan, 10,857 feet, 500. Alden, Zenas P., Edmands pl.
I
1,250
25 13
Dwelling house, Edmands pl., 800 ; lots 351, 352, 353, 7200 feet, 450.
Alden, Charles D., Edmands pl. .
I
2 00
Allen, Charles, 11 Auburn st.
1
2 00
Allen, Edgar B., High st.
I
2,200
42 70
Dwelling house, High st., 2000 ; land, with house, 200.
Allen, George W., 20 Franklin st.
.
I
150
4 78
2 bicycles, 150.
Allen, John H. C., Water st.
I
2 00
Allen, Mark W., II Chestnut st. . ·
I
2 00
Allbee, Alex C., II Converse st.
I
40
2,400
47 14
2 COWS, 40 ; dwelling house, Converse st., 1500 ; barn, 100 ; shed, 25 ; land, with buildings, 17,455 feet, 775.
Allbee, Arthur G., II Converse st.
I
2 00
Allard, Seth, 9 Fitch ct.
I
2 00
Alexander, John F., 555 Main st.
I
2 00
Ambrose, Henry, Water st.
I
2 00
Ames, John C., 13 Foundry
I
2 00
Anderson, Andrew G., 27 Park st.
75
2,500
49 64
Bicycle, 75 ; dwelling house, Park st.,
2000 ; land, with house, 5146 feet, 500.
Anderson, Archibald, 27 Crescent st. I
2 00
Anderson, Arthur C., 21 Yale ave.
I
2 00
Anderson, August, 12 Mechanic st.
I
2 00
Anderson, August B., 4 Pleasant st.
H I
2 00
Anderson, Charles, 30 Byron st. . Anderson, Christina
. 7,500
138 75
Dwelling house, cor. Crescent and
Water sts., 6000 ; land, with house, 13,600 feet, 1500.
Anderson, Clinton O., 21 Yale ave.
2 00
Anderson. Fred'k F., 19 Franklin st. Anderson, Juliet H , .
6,300
116 55
· Dwelling house, Yale ave., 4800 ; land, with house, 1-4 acre, 1500. Anderson, Catherine S.
1,500
27 75
Dwelling house, Lee st., 1400 ; land, with house, 6000 feet, 100.
Anderson, George A., Lee st.
I
2 00
Anderson, James, 209 Lowell st.
I
1,050
21 43
Dwelling house, Lowell st., 800 ; land, with house, 1-2 acre, 250.
$
$
$
I
I
2 00
·
.
.
.
I
I
2 00
.
.
6
POLLS AND ESTATES OF
NAMES AND ESTATES.
POLLS.
PER- SONAL.
REAL ESTATE.
TOTAL TAX.
Anderson, John A., 3 Gould st. .
I
$ IO
$ 2,500
$ 48 44
Bicycle, 10 ; dwelling house, Gould st., 2000 ; land, with house, 1 -8 acre, 500.
Anderson, John F., 24 Mechanic st. Anderson, Mrs. Mary .
I
2 00
1,275
23 59
Dwelling house, Fitch ct., 1050; shed, 25 ; land, with buildings, 1-4 acre, 200.
Anderson, Melvin H. W., 44 Pleasant st. Anderson, Oscar, 239 Vernon st. .
I
2 00
I
2 00
Anderson, Otto, 6 Pleasant st. .
I
1,650
32 53
Dwelling house, Pleasant st., 1100 ; land, with house, 1-5 acre, 550.
Anderson, William C., Crystal st. .
I
2 00
Andrews, Alexander, Broadway .
I
2 00
Anguera, Edward de, 35 Avon st. Anguera, Mary A. de .
4,200
77 70
Dwelling house, Avon st., 2800 ; land, with house, 1-4 acre, 1400.
1
2 00
I
125
4 32
Horse, 100 ; carriage, 25.
Archibald, Elizabeth .
3,500
64 75
Dwelling house, High st., 2000 ; lots I. 2, with house, 21,995 feet, 300 ; dwelling house (unfinished) Green- wood ave., 905 ; lots 13 and 1-2 of 14, with house, 4500 feet, 300.
1 I
2 00
Dwelling house, Richardson st.,
2,000
37 00
1800; land, with house, 1-6 acre, 200.
Arnold, Henry R., 10 Hillside ave. Bicycle, 35.
I
35
2 65
Arrington, William S., 81 Cedar st.
I
2 00
Arthur, John, 388 Main st. .
1
2 00
Asp, Gustavus and Hendrickson, John.
3,025
55 97
Dwelling house, Cedar st .. 1800 ; shed, 25 ; land, with buildings, 1 1-8 acre, 1200.
Asp, Gustavus, 28 Gould st.
I
2 00
Atherton, Arlon S., 12 Chestnut st.
I
2,475
7,550
187 47
Stock in trade, 2000 ; 3 horses, 275 ; 3 wagons, 150; I carriage, 50; dwelling house, Chestnut st., 2800 ; storehouse, 300 ; land, with build-
I
2 00
Anthoine, Joseph H., 40 Lafayette st. Appleton, E. Andrew, Salem st. .
Archibald, Ralph E., High st. Ardell, Mrs. Hannah
.
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THE TOWN OF WAKEFIELD.
NAMES AND ESTATES.
POLLS.
PER- SONAL.
REAL ESTATE.
TOTAL TAX.
ings, 3-16 acre, 1300 ; store building, Albion st., 1500 ; stable, 250 ; land, with buildings, 1400.
$
$
$
Atherton, James E.
I
2 00
Atherton, Willard M., Water st. . .
I
2 00
Atherton, William S., 60 Chestnut st. Atherton, Sarah A.
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2,450
45 33
Dwelling house, Chestnut st., 1600 ; land, with house, 1-4 acre, 850. Atkinson, Ira, 14 Chestnut st.
I
3,150
7,000
189 78
Stock in trade, 2800 ; 3 horses, 200 ; I carriage, 50 ; 3 wagons, 100 ; dwell- ing house, Chestnut st., 4500 ; stable, 1000 ; land, with buildings, 1-4 acre, 1500.
Atkinson, Olaf, 509 Main st.
I
2 00
Atwell, John, Heirs of, and Atwell, Wil- liam H. ·
6,200
II4 70
Dwelling house, Prospect st., No. 1,
I200; No. 2, 2200; 2 shops, 500; stable and shop, 500; land, with buildings, I acre, 1800.
Atwell, William H., 24 Prospect st. Land, Cedar st, 10,070 feet, 500.
I
500
II 25
. Atwell, William H., Jr., 5 Crescent ct. Dwelling house, Crescent ct., 2300 ; land, with house, 4140 feet, 600. Atwood, Frank H., 615 Main st.
1
675
3,750
83 78
Income, 300 ; money, 200 ; I horse, 150 ; carriage, 25 ; dwelling house, Main street, 2700 ; stable, 250 ; land, with buildings, 1-4 acre, 800. Auld, Charles L., 8 Chestnut st. .
I
2 00
Ayscough, Charles D., 20 Traverse st.
I
2 00
Ayscough, George, 57 Albion st.
.
I
2 00
Ayscough, George, Jr., 57 Albion
I
2 00
I
2 00
I
150
4 78
Horse, 100 ; carriage, 50. Bachellor, William, 564 Main st.
3,000
57 50
Dwelling house, Main st., 1800 ; land, with house, 3-4 acre, 1200.
Bachellor, William H., 564 Main st.
I
2 00
I
2 00
.
.
100
3 85
Bailey, Adelina H., 200 Lowell st. Horse, 100.
Bailey, Bert L., 200 Lowell st.
·
I
2 00
Bailey, Corrinne .
·
2,850
52 73
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2,900
55 65
Ayscough, Henry C., to Traverse st. Bagley, John T., Summit ave.
.
I
Badger, Hiram L., 65 Cedar st. .
·
2 00
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POLLS AND ESTATES OF
NAMES AND ESTATES.
POLLS.
PER- SONAL.
REAL ESTATE.
TOTAL TAX.
Dwelling house, Lowell st., 750 ; sta- ble, 250 ; shed, 50 ; land, with build- ings, 9 acres, 1800.
$
$
$
Bailey, James B. P., Edmunds pl.
I
2 00
Bailey, Lizzie A. .
1,600
29 60
Dwelling house, Edmunds pl., 1300 ; lots 355, 356, 5647 feet, 300.
Bailey, L. Edward, 50 Crescent st.
I
2 00
Baker, Fred E., 36 Bryant st.
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2 00
Balch, Frank. M., 633 Main st.
I
2,225
43 17
Dwelling house, Main st., 1400; shed, 25 ; land, with buildings, 10,- 687 feet, 800.
Balch, Theodore E., 23 Yale ave.
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3,500
66 75
Mortgages on real estate in N. H., 900 ; deposit in savings banks in N. H., 2600. Balch, Ellen R. . .
5,500
IOI 75
Dwelling house, Yale ave., 4000 ; land, with house, 1-4 acre, 1500.
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2 00
Balcolm, Edward A., 16 West Water st. Baldwin, John, Water st.
2 00
Baldwin, Mrs. Mary
850
15 73
Dwelling house, Vernon st., 550; land, with house, I-4 acre, 300.
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2 00
I
150
4 78
Land; south of New Salem st., 2 acres, 150.
Balmain, James, Grand passway . ·
850
17 73
Dwelling house, Grand passway, 700 ; shed, 25 ; land, with buildings, 1 1-2 acres, 125.
Bancroft, Clara E.
1,000
2,450
63 82
Pullman car stock, 1000; dwelling house, Pleasant st., 1600 ; land, with house, 3-8 acre, 850.
Bancroft, Charles H., 14 Eaton st.
I
2 00
Banks. Arthur, 93 Nahant st. ·
I
2 00
Bannon, John, 8 Richardson st. . .
I
2 00
Barker, Edward, 621 Main st. .
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3,500
66 75
Dwelling house, Main st., 2000 ; sta-
ble, 300 ; land, with buildings, 5-16 acre, 1200.
Barker, Edward, Jr., 621 Main st. ·
I
2 00
Barnard, Benj. F., 262 Main st. .
I 5,00
7,500
150 00
Money. 500 ; ciwelling house, Main
.
Balmforth, Elliot H., 46 Richardson st. Balmain, Colin, Grand passway . ·
1
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THE TOWN OF WAKEFIELD.
NAMES AND ESTATES.
POLLS.
PER- SONAL.
REAL ESTATE.
TOTAL TAX.
st., 2000 ; stable, 500 ; land, with buildings, 7-8 acre, 5000.
$
$
$
Barnes, Silas J., Green st.
1
1,250
25 13
Dwelling house, Green st., 1000 ; lot 57, Sargeant's plan, 1858, 12,730 feet, 250.
Barr, John A., Main st.
I
2 00
Barrett, Jeremiah L., 59 Valley st.
I
2 00
Barrett, Joseph, 32 Richardson st. .
I
2 00
Barrett, Richard, 26 Otis st.
1
2 00
Barratt, Samuel, 46 Richardson st.
1,725
33 92
Dwelling house, Richardson st., I200 ; land, with house, 1-4 acre, 400 ; land, cor. Melvin and Valley sts., 1-4 acre, 125.
Barrett, Thomas, 26 Otis st.
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2 00
Barrett, William M., 629 Main st. .
I
2 00
Barry, John P., 42 Lake st. ·
1 I
2 00
Barry, William R., 38 Bartley st.
I
2 00
Barstow, Charles S., II Chestnut st. Bartlett, Lee S., Hanson st.
1,600
31 60
Dwelling house, Pearl st., (G), 900 ; lots 47, 48, Sargeant's plan No. 3, 22,000 feet, 700.
I
50
2 93
Bartley, Francis A., 23 Bartley st. Bartley, Robert B., 23 Bartley st.
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2,775
53 34
Dwelling house, Bartley st., 1500 ;
shed, 25 ; lots 97, 98, 99, Rob. plan, I 1-5 acres, 900 ; lots 95, 96 Rob. plan, 34,848 feet, 300.
Bartley, Francis A. and Robert B. . .
800
14 80
Land, cor. Vernon and Water sts., 1-8 acre, 800.
Bassett, William S., 199 Salem st.
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75
3 39
Horse, 50 ; carriage, 25.
Batchelder, Frank P., Heirs of . .
30
56
Meadow, east of Vernon st., 2 acres, 30.
Batchelder, George, 352 Main st.
2 00
Batchelder, George F., Converse st.
2.00
Batchelder, Jerry S., Converse st.
1,200
24 20
Dwelling house, Converse st., 800 ; land, with house, 8302 feet, 400. Batchelder, William, Main st. .
2,100
40 85
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2 00
I
Bartlett, Nathaniel E., 607 Main st. Bicycle, 50.
2 00
- I
111 I I 1
·
Dwelling house, Myrtle ave., 1000 ; shed, 50 ; hennery, 50 : land, with
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POLLS AND ESTATES OF
NAMES AND ESTATES.
POLLS.
PER- SONAL.
REAL ESTATE.
TOTAL TAX.
buildings, 1-4 acre, 350 ; lot 32, Si- monds' plan, 8418 feet, 300 ; lot 31 Simonds' plan, 1-4 acre, 350.
$
$
$
Batchelder, William H., 143 Vernon st. Batchelder, Sarah, Main st., (G) Stock in trade, 100.
I
2 00
IO0
I 85
Bateman, Charles, Bateman ct.
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2,900
55 65
Dwelling house, Bateman ct., No. I,
1200; No. 2, 1200 ; shed, 100 ; land, with buildings, 3-4 acre, 400.
Bateman, Charles 2nd, 12 Wiley pl.
I
2 00
Bateman, Thomas, Heirs of
1,575
29 14
Dwelling house; Bateman ct., No. I, 600 ; No. 2, 400 ; stable, 75 ; land, with buildings, 2 acres, 500.
Bateman, William, Bartley st. ·
2 00
Batson, John H., 238 Lowell st. . .
2 00
Bayrd, Charles L., 50 Crescent st.
50
3,000
58 43
Bicycle, 50 ; dwelling house, Cres- cent st., 2100 ; land, with house, 9117 feet, 900.
Bayrd, Charles L., Heirs of
5,300
98 05
Dwelling house, Crescent ct., No. I,
2000 ; No. 2, 1800 ; land, with build- ings, 1-4 acre, 1500.
Baxter, Augustus G., Forest st.
I
2 00
Baxter, Augustus M., Forest st. .
2 00
Baxter, Ella M., Forest st. ·
1,200
22 20
·
Dwelling house, Forest st., 1000 ; sheds, 100; land with buildings, I acre, 100.
Baxter, John A., Forest st. . . Baxter, Helen E.
1,025
18 97
Dwelling house, Forest st., 900; shed, 50 ; land with buildings, I-2 acre, 75.
Beane, Newell W., 30 Salem st., east half dwelling house, Salem st., 1400.
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2,400
46 40
land, with house, 3-16 acre, 1000. Beane, Walter N., 84 Railroad. st. ·
I
2 00
Bears, Albert E., Warren ave. .
I
1,400
27 90
Dwelling house, Warren ave., 1200 ; lots 176-177, 5640 feet, 200. . . Bears, George W., Pitman ave. .
I
1,075
21 89
Dwelling house, Pitman ave., 1000 ; lot 560, with house, 3000 feet, 75. Beattie, William, 40 Sweetser st. . .
Beebe, Charles J., 21 Chestnut st. I
I
2 00
2 00
·
I
2 00
I
I
1
I
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11
THE TOWN OF WAKEFIELD.
NAMES AND ESTATES.
POLLS.
PER- SONAL.
REAL ESTATE.
TOTAL TAX.
Beebe, Cyrus G., 162 Main st.
I
$ 5,450
$18,000
$435 83
Income, 3000 ; money, 2000 ; I horse, 150; 2 carriages, 300 ; land, north side Richardson ave., 149,359 feet, 18,000.
Beebe, John H., Common st.
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1,500
7,200
162 95
Income, 500 ; furniture, 1000 ; dwell- ing house, Common st., 6000 ; land, with house, 13,160 feet, 1200.
Beebe, Junius, 162 Main st.
I
7,550
52,375
I, IIO 62
horses, 750; 5 COWS, 175; 7 swine, 50 ; furniture, 1000 ; carriages, 400; 2 wagons, 100; boat, 75 ; dwelling house, Converse st., 1500 ; shed, 25 ; lot 7, with buildings, 9694 feet, 450 ; dwelling house, Main st., 6000 ; stable, 1000; new stable, 1500 ; carriage house, 200 ; farm, stable and outbuildings, 300 ; dwell- ing house, Main st., No. 2, 800 ; stable, 100; land, with buildings, 46 I-2 acres, 40,000 ; woodland, East Ward, 10 1-8 acres, 400 ; mea- dow near Reading line, 6 acres, 100. Beeler, Isaac B., Linden st. ·
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