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ANNUAL REPORT.
Report of Special Committee on Building Macadam Road.
Your committee met at the home of C. S. Chace on July 26, 1910, and organized by the choice of C. S. Chace as chair- man, and C. C. Andrews as Secretary. It was voted to ask the Massachusetts Highway Commission to advertise for the building of macadam road on School and Pearl streets, in connection with their advertising for the state highway in the South Village. At a meeting held August 15, 1910, it was voted that C. S. Chace, J. K. Milliken and C. C. An- drews be chosen as a sub-committee to represent this com- mittee at the office of the Massachusetts Highway Commission August 16, 1910, to receive the bids for building the macadam on School and Pearl streets, said sub-committee to have all the powers of the special committee in accepting or rejecting any or all bids and the signing of the contracts.
This sub-committee attended this meeting and only one bid was offered for the work, and this price being above the Highway Commission's estimate, it was not deemed ad- visable to let the contract.
An appointment was made for the following day with Mr. J. McCormick of East Providence and after looking over the ground a satisfactory arrangement was made with him, and the contract given him at the following prices :---
Excavations of all description except ledge, 60 cents per cubic yard.
Broken stone in place, rolled, $1.70 per ton.
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ANNUAL REPORT.
Portland cement concrete masonry including all material, $10.00 per cubic yard.
12-inch vitrified clay pipe including excavation, 80 cents per linear foot.
8-inch vitrified clay pipe, 60 cents per linear foot.
8-inch iron water pipe, $1.25 per linear foot.
Catch basins including frames and grates, $35.00 each.
These prices were within the Highway Commission's es- timates and we accordingly agreed with him to do the work. The work was begun promptly and carried on with despatch and we feel that the town received full value for every dol- lar expended.
In the Highway Commission's original plans, the change of grade at the foot of School street was taken care of by a concrete wall. Through the cou tesy of the abutting owners your committee was allowed to terrace the banks on either side, which we think added to the general improvement of the street at this place.
The quantities, and amounts paid J. McCormick under his contract are as follows :
1635 cubic yard excavation @ 6oc, $981 00
332 cubic yard borrow @ 70c, 232 40
83 cubic yard ledge, @ $2.00, 166 00
61-100 cubic yard concrete @ $10.00, 6 10
1517.769 tons stone @ $1.70,
2580 21
30 60-100 feet vitrified 8-inch pipe @ 6oc.,
18 36
75 feet vitrified 8-inch pipe (relaid) @ 38c,
28 50
39 feet iron pipe 8-inch @ $1.25,
48 75
4 Catch Basins @ $35.00,
140 00
Extra Work on Sub-Grade,
12 94
$4214 26
1
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ANNUAL REPORT.
OTHER EXPENSES.
Advertising,
$II 92
Stakes, 3 75
Weighing Stone,
58 00
Land damage Pearl street, Mrs. S. E. Reed, 50 00
James Hennesy, Gravel,
12 50
$4350 43
The number of linear feet of 15x4 macadam built was 3700 making the cost per ft. $1.18.
Your committee wish to thank Mr. G. E. Hathaway, Road Commissioner, for the north part of the town for his hearty co-operation in this work, and assistance in building the sidewalks on School and Pearl streets. Also to the Mount Hope Finishing Co., for grading the banks at the foot of School street, also the School House lot.
In conversation with members of the Highway Commis- sion mention was made by them of the "Oil Bound Gravel Roads" they were building in different parts of the state. Your committee think that this type of road construction is well suited to many of the less traveled roads in our town. Your committee believes that the Town of Dighton's ex- penditure on roads in years to come will be along the line of permanent construction rather than temporary repairs. As the appropriation would not admit of constructing macadam road through the continuation of School street, to Spring it was decided to construct his section of oil bound gravel and an arrangement was made with the Commission to have sufficient oil for this purpose from two carloads they were receiving at the Mount Hope siding. This section was ' surveyed and graded in the same manner as for macadam construction, a 15'x6" gravel road was built and bound with
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oil, under the direction of the Highway Commission's Engi- neer, and we await with considerable interest the result of this experiment. The opportunity to get the oil at a low figure, and to secure the services of expert men to apply the same at a minimum cost, together with the fact that a steam roller was available made this seem a most opportune time to make a trial of this type of road. We find the cost to be as follows :
Labor and Material, $500 91
Cost of Oil, 135 77
$636 68
'An equivalent of 900 linear feet of I5x6 road was constructed, making the cost 78c. per foot.
We congratulate ourselves on accomplishing all the work mentioned in our report within the appropriation, the fig- ures being as follows :
Paid on account Macadam Road, $4350 43
Paid Oil bound gravel Road, 636 68
$4987 II
Balance unexpended,
12 89
All of which is respectfully submitted,
C. C. Andrews, Secretary For the Committe.
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ANNUAL REPORT.
Volunteer Fire Department Report.
I herewith submit a report of the expenditure of the inoney appropriated at the last Annual Town Meeting for fire protection in the south part, namely $600.00 for the past year, also the doings of the D. V. F. Co.
The committee to purchase fire apparatus has been as- sisted in every way to obtain the lowest wholesale price on every article bought and I wish to thank D. D. Andrews, R. G. Romero and all others who have helped in this man- ner. The property of the Town in the custody of the D. V. F. Co. at the present time consists of I double cylinder chemical engine, 150 ft. best chemical hose, I iron bar, 3 fine axes, 12 galvanized iron pails, 26 badges, 1 35 ft. exten- sion ladder, I 30-ft. extension ladder, 2 20-ft. roof ladders, I 16-ft. roof ladder, 3 ladder hooks, 12 extra acid holders, I barrel bicarbonate of soda, I carboy acid, 2 hand chemical fire extinguishers, 5 lanterns.
The first of April, 1910, the D. V. F. Co. was formed and at the present time has a membership of 24 active and 30 honorary members. The company hired the building for- merly occupied by D. D. Andrews, as a store at a very low rate. Have had it piped and supplied with gas. Besides renting, lighting and heating, the company has expended about $150.00 in making the necessary alterations and re- pairs, and at the present time the Town property is well housed and cared for.
In May the company was called to the north part of the Town to fight a forest fire that had burned over 40 hours
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ANNUAL REPORT.
and was at that time one and one-half miles in length. Five members of the company with hand chemicals extinguished the same in two hours. On Oct. 15th, during a severe thun- der storm the barn of A. W. Turner was struck by light- ning, owing to the telephone being out of commission. The company did not know of the fire until it was seen from the village. An alarm was immediately sounded and in twelve minutes the company had all the apparatus at the fire, over a mile of road nearly impassable with mud, by this time the barn was past saving, so the energies of the company was directed to saving the other buildings. Two men with hand chemicals were left to watch the fire the balance of the night. On Oct. 29 an overheated boiler caused a chimney fire at the green house of C. S. Chace. The company re- sponded to the alarm and after taking proper steps to cool the boiler so that no further damage would be done, two men were left to watch until the return of Mr. Chace. Sev- eral chimney fires and brush fires have been extinguished before they reached dangerous proportions.
The people of this vicinity have shown their appreciation of the company by giving us their support and help in every possible way, for which I wish to thank them in behalf of the company.
Respectfully submitted,
A. ELLERY BRIGGS,
Foreman.
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ANNUAL REPORT. .
Report of Forest Warden.
Since the present Forest Laws have been in force there have been very few fires in town, and we feel that if they had been enacted several years sooner, thousands of dollars worth of woodland property could have been saved. With the exception of the very unfortunate fire on the Mary Green property last May, comparatively little damage has been done for the past three years. All the fires in that time have been in the north part of the town.
The fire just referred to burned over about 300 acres causing a loss of at least $700. The cost of extinguishing was about $18. A fire May 20 on the George Townsend farm burned over about 75 acres with an estimated loss of $150, entailing an expense for stopping of $12.50.
Another fire was reported in the northwest part of the town with a cost of stopping of $7.60.
The department has had cards printed and distributed giving the citizens information that should reduce fire dam- age to the minimum. The state has co-operated with the town in advising, and paying one-half the expense of eight chemical extinguishers with extra charges and water cans, which have been located at such points as shall be of easy access in case of fire either in woods or buildings. If every one who sees or knows of a fire will do their duty promptly, there need be very little damage from fire.
For the sake of preserving our water supply as well as convenient firewood and lumber, we need to protect our wooded tracts.
Respectfully submitted,
RALPH EARLE,
Forest Warden.
VALUATION
AND
TAX LIST
OF THE 1
Town of Dighton
For the Year 1910
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Valuation and Tax List
-OF THE-
TOWN OF DIGHTON ,MASS., as Assessed April Ist, 1910.
Poll
Per.
Real.
Total.
Josephus P. Ashley
$1450
$20 30
Sarah J. Allen
300
4 20
Heirs of Robert E. Atwood
1900
26 60
Abbey J. Atwood
300
4 20
Edward Almy
2
$4200
6300
149 00
Merion D. Amorill
2
950
15 30
Herbert F. Atwood
2
IO
3 40
Charles G. Anthony
2
2 00
Clarence C. Andrews
2
3500
51 00
Ira P. Briggs
2
70
3145
46 73
David H Briggs and
Walter W. Briggs
150
: 10
Heirs of Henry Briggs
I330
18 62
Everett H. Briggs
85
3 19
Sarah P. Briggs
300
4 20
Devisees of will of
Albert Briggs
3030
42 42
Joseph E. Briggs
and Albert S Briggs
350
4 90
Joseph E. Briggs
490
3525
56 21
62
ANNUAL REPORT.
Poll
Per.
Real.
Total.
Franklin Briggs
2.
1875
28 25
Devises of will of
William Burnett
70
I575
23 03
Martha M. Babbitt
40
300
4 76
Albert L. Briggs
2
170
800
15 58
Hiram W. Briggs
2
35
540
10 05
Hiram W. Briggs and
H. R. West
150
2 10
James B. Babbitt
100
1425
21 35
John L. Boomer
2
2 00
Anna J. Boomer
2750
38 50
N. Wallace Babbitt
2
175
2100
33 85
Clifford W. Babbitt
2
2 00
Emerson H. Baylies
2
615
IO 61
Frank A. D. Ballard
2
2330
34 62
Fanny M. Babbitt
350
4 90
Albert G. Bosworth
2
215
5 0I
Emma J. Bosworth and Albert G. Bosworth
725
10 15
John O. Babbitt
2
2 00
Frederick L. Boothe
2
I350
20 90
Herbert L. Ballou
2
2 00
Patrick J. Brady
2
1075
17 05
James Baxter
2
2 00
Harry S. Bridgeford
2
5 50
Hellen D. Bridgeford
7 70
Harry E. Brown
2
2 00
John Bell
2
925
14 95
Arthur C. Boise
2
2100
31 40
Joseph D. Beableire
2
2100
31 40
John Bailey
2
1500
23 00
George E. Balden
2
2 00
63
ANNUAL REPORT.
Poll
Per.
Real.
Total.
Mary J. Briggs and Grace S. Madison
560
7 84
Frank H. Boothby
2
2 00
Harry E. Barry
2
2 00
Joe Beque
2
2 00
Charles C. Brownell
2
2 00
·Alfred Broadbent
2
2 00
Howard C. Briggs
2
525
3475
58 00
Adolph Bukacek
2
2 00
Harry E. Bruiem
2
2 00
Harry Baxter
2
2 00
William Baxter
2
2 00
William Backlunk
2
2 00
J. Harvey Briggs
2
125
5250
77 25
Ira P. Briggs and J. Har-
vey Briggs, Executors of the will of Adeline B. Simmons
19991
279 87
Samuel N. Codding
2
17 40
Charles S. Chace
2
25
5315
76 76
Nathan O. Codding
2
2 00
Harrie C. Codding
2
75
3 05
Annie N. Codding
300
4 20
Ellen A. Codding
IIOO
15 40
John W. Chadwick
I300
18 20
George W. Card
2
100
3 40
George A. Clark
2
50
I220
19 78
John E. Chandler
325
800
15 75
George W. Cobb
2
2 00
Anna J. Cobb
925
12 95
Mabel B. Chace
I250
17 50
Walter Childs
2
20
1900
28 88
64
ANNUAL REPORT.
Poll
Per.
Real.
Total.
George M. Chace
2
II25
17 75
Charles A. Chace
2
240
5 36
Harrie T. Childs
2
2 00
Manuel Combra
2
65
925
15 86
William F. Chace
2
125
II35
19 64
Manuel E. Costa
2
200
I235
22 09
Earnest E. Chadwick
2
2 00
George W. Chapin
2
600
IO 40
John J. Cardosa
2
120
1500
24 68
Walter F. Congdon
2
2 00
W. S. Congdon
1475
20 65
Manuel Cabrall
2
2 00
Nathaniel Collingsford
2
2 00
Manuel Cabrall
2
600
IO 40
West Dighton Christian Church
1275
17 85
Manuel J. Cardosa
2
2 00
Jesse J. Cardosa
2
2 00
Jesse Codding
2
2 00
Thomas Cioqman
2
2 00
William H. Corbitt
2
2 00
C. H. Cocker
2
2 00
Dighton Manufacturing Co.
22,000
308 00
Jacob J. Davis
435
6 09
John F. Driscoll
2
2 00
Augustus F. Dever
2
150
550
II 80
Mary A. Dailey
725
10 15
Heirs of Arthur F. Dunlap Annie S. Dunlap
1975
27 65
David Danaghy
2
200
925
17 75
Joseph Perry Dupont
2
325
1700
30 35
William E. Davis
2
85
3 19
John B. Doucetts
2
750
12 50
ANNUAL REPORT.
65
Poll
Per.
Real.
Total.
Harrie Dislisins
2
I500
23 00
Joe De Mourra
2
50
2100
32 IO
Andrew Dean
2
2 00
Arthur Doughty
2
2 00
Lyman J. Emerson
2
70
.2 98
Samuel J. Eaton
2
220
1490
25 94
Foraco M. Eddy
420
250
3 78
Edgar Essex
2
575
IO 05
Martha J. Essex
150
2 10
Manuel F. Enos
2
2 00
John Edwards
2
2 00
George E. Francis
145
640
II 4İ
Adrienna French
425
5 95
Rolland H. Farnham Clara S. Farnham
975
13 65
Louis Fragure
2
2 00
John Fairbanks
2
2 00
Manuel F. Fratus
I5
925
15 16
John Fay
2
75
3 05
Thomas Fiddler
2
2 00
Walter Fiske
2
2 00
Devisees of will of
Mary W. Green
210
2 94
Charles O. Gay
2
150
3180
48 62
George E. Gooding
2
75
2430
37 07
Albert H. Goff
2
175
150
6 55
Alfred N. Gay
2
2 00
Benjamin F. Goff
2
50
475
9 35
Henry P. Goff
50
70
John T. Glynn
2
35
1550
24 19
Albert W. Grant
2
700
II 80
Joseph B. Grant
2
2 00
66
ANNUAL REPORT.
Poll
Per.
Real.
Total.
Antone Goulett
2
IIO
1825
29 19
Arthur H. Goff
2
100
1750
27 90
Homer B. Goff
2
IIO
3 54
George E. Goff
2
35
2 49
Antone Grasse
2
2 00
Harriet A. Gooding
150
2 10
Mrs. Franklin P. Goddell
40
56
Trennon F. Goddell
2
580
IO 12
George B. Glidden
285
3550
51 69
Manuel Rose George
2
2 00
Joseph Gaynor
2
2 00
E. A. M. Hathaway
2
745
2725
50 60
E. A. M. Hathaway and
O. H. Earle
1400
19 60
Rebecca A. Horton
150
2 10
Henry W. Horton
2
1465
2535
58 00
Heirs of James H. Horton
85
1930
27 79
Gaius E. Horton
2
325
1465
27 06
Rufus P. Horton
2
345
3030
49 25
Nathan B. Horton
2
465
200
II 3I
Sarah N. Horton and Grace Madison
2240
31 36
Charles A. Horton
2
2 00
Lydia M. Horton
350
II40
20 36
Charles A. Horton and
G. H. Goff
150
2 IO
James N. Horton
2
235
3 24
L. Jennie Horton
I55
750
12 67
Herbert H. Horton
2
175
830
16 07
James Hennessy
2
405
3430
55 69
Lawrence Hennessy
2
2200
32 80
Lydia F. Horr
650
9 10
67
ANNUAL REPORT.
Poll
Per.
Real.
Total.
George F. Hathaway
2
100
3 40
Arthur A. Hathaway
2
1000
14 00
William W. Hamilton
2
125
3 75
Lester T. Hathaway
2
293
450
12 43
George T. Horton
2
IO
760
12 78
J. Albert Hayes
2
50
2 70
Benjamin I. Hathaway
2
275
1600
28 25
Irving G. Horton
2
I35
425
9 84
Charles W. Hayes
2
2 00
James Hamilton
2
2 00
George H. Horton Seekonk
I395
19 53
George E. Hathaway
2
2 00
Louis B. Hathaway
2
1925
28 95
Howard N. Horton and Irving G. Horton
400
5 60
Howard A. Horton
2
435
8 09
Phillip Hornby
2
2 00
Everett F. Horton
2
2 00
Charles W. Horton
2
85
3 19
Sidney Hutto
2
310
2515
42 39
James Houston
2
2 00
Martha M. Houston
75
2175
31 50
John Holt
2
2 00
Alfred S. Houston
2
2 00
William J. Hunter
2
2 00
Jesse E. Horton
2
50
2 70
Thomas Hembrough
2
50
1025
17 05
Linden E, Hathaway
2
2 00
Michael Hayes
2
2 00
Robert J. Hulsiger
2
2 00
James B. Hulsiger
2
45
2 63
.
68
ANNUAL REPORT.
Poll
Per.
Real.
Total.
Naxtwell Hines
2
2 00
John Hendlery
2
2 CO
Michael Hemply
2
2 00
G. Robert Haslan
2
2 00
Timothy Hurley
2
2 00
Irene L. Jones
4 20
John W. Jones
2
1900
28 60
Livonid King
35
175
2 94
Preston L. Kent
2
2 00
Andrew Keramer
2
95
550
II 03
William B. Kay
2
225
825
16 70
James Kenworthy
2
2 00
Mary M. Leonard
150
2 10
Nathaniel R. Lincoln
2
2 00
Nellie W. Lincoln
1800
25 20
Heirs of Angenette Luther
60
84
Mrs. Betsey M. Lincoln
1675
23 45
L. Lincoln & Company,
18500
259 00
Annie L. Lincoln
2350
32 90
Nathaniel R. Lincoln
Treas of Christian Society
850
II 90
Devisees of will of
Patience Lincoln
I200
16 80
James H. Luther
50
285
4 69
E. Elsworth Lincoln
2
800
2225
44 35
Dwight F. Lane
2
220
2325
37 63
Henry C. L. Lincoln
2
1000
1625
38 75
Theodore W. Leonard
2
2 00
Charles H. Leonard
2
2 00
William Langworth
2
980
15 72
Henry H. Lincoln
2
1075
17 05
John A. Lewis
2
I750
26 50
69
ANNUAL REPORT.
Poll
Per.
Real.
Total.
Leon C. Lincoln
2
2 00
Herbert F. Leonard
2
2 00
Manuel M. Lewis
2
575
5075
81 IO
Charles B. Lee
2
2 00
Albert Loucks
2
II3
3 59
Thomas Moran
2
35
710
12 43
Matthew McNally
2
85
1460
23 63
Sarah McCabe
975
13 65
Sylvia P. Marston and Viola G. Marston
300
4 20
Charles C. Marble
2
1615
2860
64 65
William S. Mansfield
2
2 00
William J. Mansfield
2
2 00
John W. Mansfield
2
2 00
Daniel G. Mansfield
2
2 00
James E. McCabe
2
2 00
Louis O. Martin
2
50
1500
23 70
John Murray
2
2 00
Edward F. Murray
2
2 00
Martin Maher
2
2 00
William E. May
2
I475
22 65
Charles J. Marsh
2
2100
31 40
Antone S. Mello
2
4325
3065
49 46
Mount Hope Finishing Co.
100,000
80,000
2,520 00
Mary McNally
650
9 10
Thomas F. Markey
2
2 00
Peter E. Markey
2
2 00
Mfg. Dress Goods Dis- tributing Co.
5,000
70 00
William Marsden
2
2 00
Patrick McLaughlin
2
2 00
William J. Mure
2
2 00
70
ANNUAL REPORT.
Poll
Per.
Real.
Total.
James R. Moon
2
2 00
Richard Mclaughlin
2
2 00
john McAlpine
2
2 00
Joseph McCabe
2
2 00
Alfred Morin
2
2 00
Roseline Morin
35
I450
29 79
James M. McCabe
2
2 00
Moe L. Morin
2
2 00
North Dighton Co-opera-
tive Association
500
7 00
Daniel E. O'Connor
2
2900
40 60
John O'Connor
2
95
3 33
William O'Connor
2
2 00
Mary Ann O'Connor
IIOO
15 40
Odd Fellows' Build-
ing Association
I550
21 70
Walter Natt
2
2 00
Frank Notie
2
2 00
Daniel O'Brien
2
90
I255
20 83
James O'Brien
2
2 00
Heirs of Henry Pitts
400
5 60
Dexter T. Pierce
2
2750
40 50
John M. Perry
2
2 00
Margaret Perry
II50
16 IO
Walter J. Perry
2
2 00
Lucy M. Paul
2
2800
39 20
Lucy M. Paul and
Grace R. Paul
200
2 80
William T. Place
2
125
1875
30 00
Alfred W. Perry
2
2 00
Mary W. Perry
505
7 07
George I. Potter
2
260
5 64
71
ANNUAL REPORT.
Poll
Per.
Real.
Total.
Alonzo S. Palmer
2
2 00
Leonard G. Perry
2
825
13 55
Arthur T. Pierce
2
817
1450
32 34
Edward E. Peck
2
2 00
Harry W. Pardy
2
975
4895
84 18
Mary A. Parkinson
585
1075
23 24
Henry I. Potter
2
2 00
William H. Piero
2
2 00
James Phillips
2
2 00
Walter L. Phillips
2 00
Mabel S. Phillips
1400
19 60
Robert Phillips
2
2 00
Frank Perry
2
35
2 49
John Perry
2
2 00
William Platt
2
2 00
Kate E. Platt
470
6 58
Nancy T. Rose
I375
19 25
Elizabeth A. Rose
125
I 75
Edward T. Rose
2
85
950
16 49
Charles A. Reed
2
85
1060
18 03
George A. Reed
2
1400
21 60
William Ryan
2
4000
58 00
Willard J. Reed
2
1300
20 20
Wid. Eugene F. Rose
250
3 50
George W. R.ose
2
2 00
Frederick H. Reed
2
100
1900
30 00
Joshua T. W. Reed
2
225
3225
50 30
William S. Ripley
2
Soc
13 20
Manuel F. Rose
2
170
I300
22 58
William B. Reed
2
250
5 50
Betsey J. Reed
1000
14 00
Sarah Rankin
525
7 35
72
ANNUAL REPORT.
Poll
Per.
Real.
Total.
Manuel S. Rose
2
125
I550
25 45
John B. Robinson
2
2 00
John Russell
2
2 00
Bertrom E. Rose
2
2 00
C. R. Richards
2
2 00
William Radcliff
2
2 00
Manuel Rogers
2
239
5 29
Rev. John P. Richardson
2
2 00
Royal P. Richardson
2
2 00
Harrie Rose
2
2 00
Matthew Simmons
600
8 40
James O. Simmons
2
II2
2000
31 57
Ruth M. Sidall
1000
14 00
Estate of Alexander M. Swift
800
II 20
Mrs. Edith Standish
1510
21 14
Dennis Sullivan
2
35
800
13 69
Robert Scott
2
2 00
Henry B. Seekell
2
1450
22 30
Martha L. Smith
35
4 90
William Shaw
2
850
13 90
A. J. W. Smith
I350
18 90
Charles G. Staples
2
175
1550
26 15
Joseph Sankey
2
1900
28 60
John P. Sylvia
2
650
II IO
George A. Staples
2
2 00
John Stanley
2
35
IO0
3 89
Morea L. Sylvia
1275
17 85
Walter B. Stead
2
1500
23 00
Charles H. Smith and
Mary E. Smith
400
5 60
Frederick W. Smith
2
2 00
David F. Smith
2
1650
25 IO
73
ANNUAL REPORT.
Poll Per.
Real.
Total.
Ralph Smith
I20
I 68
George W. Sanders
2
2 00
Benjamin H. Scudder
2
I400
21 60
George F. Simmons
2
2 00
Leon F. Simmons
2
2100
31 40
Daniel J. Smith
2
IO0
3 40
John F. Silvia
2
325
6 55
Frank Silvia
2
675
II 45
John Vincent Silvia
2
600
10 40
Frank Silvia
2
2 00
William H. Sankey
2
200
2 00
David C. Stewart
2
2 00
Jose B. Silvia
2
800
12 90
Antone Sylvia
2
175
4 45 .
John R. Sweetland
2
2 00
Phillip Salonge
2
2 00
Frank H. Smith
2
2 00
John S. Staples
2
2 00
John Silvia
2
2 00
Johnathan Swasey
2
2 00
Manuel Sager
2
2 00
William Sankey, Jr.
2
2 00
Heirs of Maria Trafton
175
2 45
Heirs of Fanny Townsend
100
I 40
Heirs of Charlotte A. Talbot
1675
23 45
John H. Thornley
2
2 00
Frank E. Tinkham
2
75
3 05
Cynthia Tinkham
1050
14 70
William Wood and
Josephine Thaxter
600
8 40
William B. Tweedy
2
20
2 28
74
ANNUAL REPORT.
Poll
Per.
Real.
Total.
John Tavis
2
75
1700
26 85
Ralph Thornley
2
2 00
Walter C. Talbot
2
350
I300
25 10
John Thwaitte
2
Į49
9175
132 54
George H. Townsend
2
30
3200
47 22
George Tweedy
2
75
I575
25 IO
Arthur Townley
2
2 00
Yonquim P. Torris
2
I80
II35
20 4I
Earnest Tardis
2
2 00
Jesse P. Vember
2
750
12 50
Antone Vara
2
I20
IO75
18 73
Devisees of will of
Henry A. Williams
575
8 05
N. A. and Peleg F. Walker
4100
57 40
Nehemiah A. Walker
2
235
725
15 44
Harold A. Walker
2
2 00
Peleg F. Walker
1500
21 00
Sarah A. Waldron
400
5 60
Timothy Waterman
900
12 60
Daniel H. Waldron
2
190
805
15 93
Mary A. Waldron
635
8 89
Otis N. Walker
2
1450
22 30
Charles H. Walker
200
2 80
Leroy J. Wade
2
I335
20 69
George O. Williams
2
2 00
William H. Walker
2
185
3825
58 14
William R. Wheeler
2
205
II30
20 69
Alfred L. White
2
2 00
Ella S. Waldron
700
9 80
Nathan O. Walker
550
8 47
Eliza J. Waldron
900
12 60
Daniel T. Wood
2
1450
22 30
.
75
ANNUAL REPORT.
Poll
Per.
Real.
Total.
Walter F. Wheeler
2
305
1775
31 12
Albert F. Wheeler
2
2 00
Clarence W. Waldron
2
660
II 24
Widow of John Walton
375
5 25
Elijah E. Walker
2
305
2215
37 28
Lewis M. White
2
1450
3300
82 50
George H. Walker
2
IIO
2070
32 52
James O. Walker
2
IIOO
17 40
Fred. W. Wessell
2
100
3 40
D. Thurber Wood
2
295
2725
44 28
Alvin T. Westcoat
2
675
II 45
William Y. Wilcox
2
2 00
Ida May Wilcox
35
2180
3I OI
Arthur F. Wharton
2
2 00
William E. Walker
2
325
1425
26 40
Henry E. Williams
2
840
13 96
H. E. and A. F Williams
II50
16 IO
Earnest Waldron
300
4 20
Augusta M. Waldron
1920
26 88
Estella W. Kinsley
Ella L. Waldron
Howard E. Wade
2
2 00
Louis A. Wade
2
2 00
Herbert Whyatt
2
2 00
Roya A. Whyatt
2
50
660
9 90
Leroy J. Wade, Treas. of
Congregational Society
825
II 55
Charles H. Whitaker
2
I35
3 89
Sylvester F. White
2
2 00
Charles E. Westcoat
2
2 00
John Walsh
2
2 00
Frederick O. Walker
2
2 00
76
ANNUAL REPORT.
Poll
Per.
Real.
Total.
Clifford F. Wheeler
2
2 00
Silas H. Whelden
2
25
70
I 05
Elizabeth F. Wesselwift
I 300
18 20
Richard Waring
2
2 00
John Whitehead
2
2 00
John Yoenogue
2
2 00
SOUTH PART.
Daniel D. Andrews
2
2700
7550
145 50
J. Willis Andrews
2
200
800
16 00
Frederick A. Allen
2
1450
22 30
Earle S. Ashley
608
8 52
John T. Adams
2
165
I475
24 96
Clarence W. Adams
2
2 00
Albert Austin
2
2 00
Manuel Andrew
2
835
13 69
Manuel C. Almeida
2
450
8 30
Frank Alves
2
800
13 20
Lewis E. Allen
2
2 00
Mary Bennie
1150
16 IO
Heirs of Hiram Bowen
I325
18 55
John F. Lasson
2
2 00
Annie E. Lasson
Addie Briggs
1630
22 82
Lena Briggs
Capt. William T. Blake
I50
640
II 06
Estate of Hannah Blake
517
7 24
William B. Blake
2
2 00
Rhoda W. Blake
500
7 00
Herbert A. Briggs
2
I485
2640
59 75
Dr. H. B. Baker
2
IO0
3 40
77
ANNUAL REPORT.
Poll
Per.
Real.
Total.
Millie C. Baker
5925
82 95
Milton I. Brightman
1000
14 00
Alfred T. Brightman
2
2 00
William T. Brightman
2
2 00
Estate of David H. Bosworth
1400
19 60
Manuel F. Borges
2
205
2325
37 42
Manuel S. Borges
2
35
600
10 89
James F. Briggs
2
2075
31 05
Roland G. Briggs
2
IO0
2350
36 30
Charles R. Briggs
2
2 00
George W. Briggs
2
1350
20 90
John P. Briggs
2
300
1700
30 00
Estate of John A. Briggs
200
2 80
A. Ellery Briggs
2
I35
3900
58.49
Walter H. Blake
2
1075
17 05
Norman S. Bowen
2
850
13 90
John Boyles
2
2 00
Dr. Lester E. Butler
2
I25
3 75
Edward Barlow
2
2 00
Herman F. Boyd
2
2 00
Frederick Brune
2
2 00
George E. Brown
2
900
14 60
Joe Bettencourt
2
2 00
John Babbossa
2
27I
1800
31 00
Manuel Beteesaw
2
2 00
Lester Briggs
2
2 00
George E. Cole
2
2 00
Heirs of Noah Chace
805
II 27
Mary E. Chace
1850
25 90
Lewis H. Carr
2
100
775
14 25
Hiram S. Crowell
1350
18 90
Estate of Parker Carr
I35
I 89
78
ANNUAL REPORT.
Poll
Per.
Real.
Total.
Oren F. Cash
2
1050
16 70
Charles W. Cole
2
1900
28 60
Estate of Abbey Caswell
700
9 80
Otto Crum
500 ·
7 00
Joseph Rodrique Cabral 2
2 00
Anchor Color & Gum Works
14,000
35,900
698 60
Charles E. Carr
2
50
2735
41 44
Frank Perry Cadosa
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