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In November and December the town lines were perambulated, as required once in five years by law. On November 4, 1944, all the Selectmen of Athol, Orange and New Salem met at Eagle- ville Reservoir and the Chairmen went out in a row boat to the new Athol-Orange-New Salem bound set February 25, 1943, and marked it.
In June the Selectmen presented the Boston Post cane to Dwight A. Stowell, the oldest man in town.
Respectfully submitted,
THOMAS B. MACKIE HARRY W. FAY STANLEY E. PAIGE
Selectmen of New Salem
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Report of the Board of Health
The Board appointed Walter W. Lee, M. D., its agent and Paul Donielo, Milk Inspector.
The following licenses were granted and $8.50 in fees were received and paid to Town Treasurer.
Stowell Bros., Ice Cream Manufacturing $5 00
Stowell Bros., Wood Alcohol Permit 1 00
Thomas B. and Bessie L. Mackie, Cabin License 1 00
Ralph E. Longueil, Cabin License
1 00
Carl E. Stowell, Cabin License 50
$8 50
A Diphtheria Immunization Clinic and a Well Child Con- ference have been held this year.
The two Inspectors of Slaughtering have inspected the following:
Paul M. Whittier, 25 hogs, 3 beef, 6 veal and 1 sheep
Leon R. Johnson, 16 hogs, 4 beef and 1 veal
Appropriation, February 7, 1944 $200 00
Paid
Kirke L. Alexander, M. D., services Diphtheria Immunization Clinics $25 00 Kirke L. Alexander, M. D., Services Well Child Clinic 10 00
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Paul M. Whittier, Inspector, 841/2 hours at 60c 90 miles travel Leon R. Johnson, Inspector, 70 hours at 60c 80 miles travel
$50 70
4 50
42 00
4 00
$136 20
Unexpended Balance
$63 80
Burial permits issued
7
Respectfully submitted,
HARRY W. FAY THOMAS B. MACKIE STANLEY E. PAIGE
Board of Health
1
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Report of the Board of Public Welfare
PUBLIC WELFARE-REGULAR
Appropriation February 7, 1944
$1700 00
Case No. 1 Cash
$129 50
Case No. 2 Town of Orange 223 20
352 70
Boston Council of Social Agencies
$ 3 00
Thomas B. Mackie, Salary
67 50
Rita J. Goddard, Clerical Work
12 25
Harry W. Fay, Salary
67 50 .
Stanley E. Paige, Salary
35 00
Stowell's Country Store
19 16
204 41
Payments for Welfare-Regular
$557 11
PUBLIC WELFARE-ANNEXED TERRITORY
Cases from those parts of Prescott, Greenwich and Enfield that were annexed to New Salem, April 28, 1938. To be reim- bursed by Metropolitan District Water Supply Commission.
Case No. 1 Town of Millville $480 00
Payments for Metropolitan Welfare $480 00
Total Payments for all Welfare $1037 11
Balance on Hand December 31, 1944 __
$662 89
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OLD AGE ASSISTANCE-REGULAR
Appropriation February 7, 1944 $4000 00
Federal Funds Available January 1st, 1944 20 66
Federal Reimbursements for 1944 2843 92
Total Funds available for Old Age Assistance
$6864 58
Case No. 1
Cash
$420 00
No. 2 Cash
360 00
No. 3 Cash
480 00
No. 4 Cash
480 00
No. 5 Cash
552 00
No. 6 Cash
60 00
No. 7 Cash-Medical
577 50
No. 8 Cash
391 92
No. 9 Cash
480 00
No. 10
Cash-Medical
508 75
No. 11
Cash-(Case closed)
320 00
No. 12
Cash
480 00
No. 13
Cash
360 00
No. 14
Cash
391 92
No. 15 Town of Orange
96 77
No. 16 Town of Orange
74 44
No. 17
Town of Orange
65 73
No. 18
Town of Holliston
46 40
6145 43
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE-ANNEXED TERRITORY
Old Age Assistance cases from those parts of Prescott, Greenwich and Enfield that were annexed to New Salem, April 28, 1938. To be reimbursed by Metropolitan District Water Supply Commission.
Case No. 1 Town of Ware $ 81 86
2 Town of Petersham 93 90
No. 3 Town of North Brookfield 27 08
No. 4 Town of North Brookfield 27 08
$229 92
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Total Old Age Assistance Payments $6375 35
Balance Town Funds-Unexpended December 31, 1944 $489 23
Balance Federal Reimbursements-Unexpended December 31, 1944 $0 00
OLD AGE ASSISTANCE SALARY ACCOUNT
Appropriation February 7th, 1944
$100 00
Thomas B. Mackie, Salary 100 00
Balance $0 00
FEDERAL ADMINISTRATIVE
Federal Reimbursements on hand Janu-
ary 1, 1944 $260 10
Federal Administrative Reimbursements 1944 94 73
$354 83
Payments:
Thomas B. Mackie, mileage
$66 24
George P. Harrington
3 25
Hobbs and Warren, Inc.
3 11
$72 60
Unexpended Balance December 31, 1944
$282 23
AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN
Town Appropriation February 7th, 1944
$000 00
Unexpended Federal Reimbursement Balance December 31, 1944
$149 61
Board of Public Welfare and Bureau of Old Age Assistance
THOMAS B. MACKIE HARRY W. FAY STANLEY E. PAIGE
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Treasurer's Report
RECEIPTS
Local Taxation
$11913 88
Charges on Taxes
4 90
Interest on Taxes
41 43
Grants
9003 80
Schools
7281 -60
Agricultural Department
4048 12
Home Arts
1494 97
Taxes from State
9894 53
Unclassified
311 27
Cemeteries
25 00
Library
145 52
Notes
5000 00
Cemetery Trust Funds
176 74
Machinery Earnings
889 72
Charities
1671 51
Withholding Tax
1892 80
Bounties
10 00
Fines
25 00
Licenses
145 90
Federal Old Age Assistance
2843 92
Federal Old Age Assistance Admr.
94 73
Other O. A. A.
3646 90
Rent Town Hall
44 00
Cash on hand January 1, 1944
22717 49
Agency and Trust
58 51
Federal Rural Education
600 00
New Cemetery Trust Funds
100 00
Interest Series G Bonds
6 25
Treasurer U. S. Quabbin Fire Bill
533 29
$84621 78
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PAYMENTS
General Government
$2670 27
Bridges and Railings
309 87
Snow
828 19
Machinery Maintenance
3735 63
Cemeteries
300 00
Chapter 81
5088 00
Chapter 90
900 00
Moths
250 00
Unclassified
706 36
Schools
16345 66
Home Arts
2138 09
Agricultural Department
4192 28
Special Vocational
707 80
Memorial Day
30 00
Refunds
10 50
Street Lights
695 81
Town Forest
12 60
Fire Department
361 15
Library
208 24
Agency and Trust
1518 04
New Cemetery Trust Funds
100 00
Fire Equipment
99 70
Voc. Education Rural
333 53
Garage
49 58
Interest
102 58
O. A. A. Federal
2884 58
O. A. A. Federal Admr.
72 60
O. A. A. Town
3510 77
O. A. A. Town Admr.
100 00
Welfare
1037 11
Board of Health
136 20
Machinery Insurance
172 89
North New Salem Cemetery
30 40
Notes
5900 00
Defense
57 16
Rationing
69 37
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Partition Town Hall
$ 118 10
Withholding Tax
1881 25
Painting Town Hall
493 00
Maintenance Town Hall
784 29
War Bonds
500 00
Gymnasium Purposes
48 00
Repairs Old Town Hall
342 12
Repairs Horse Sheds
70 95
Cemetery Trust Funds
176 74
State Audit
405 66
State Parks
14 16
Traffic
71 50
$60570 73
Cash on Hand
$24051 05
$84621 78
ASSETS OF THE TOWN
Cash on hand
$24051 05
Due on taxes
905 93
Interest on taxes
9 06
Due from M. D. W. S. C., O. A. A.
276 32
Due from M. D. W. S. C., Welfare
480 00
$ 25722 36
LIABILITIES OF THE TOWN
Machinery earnings
$ 79 90
Old Age Federal Funds Admr.
282 23
Dependent Children Federal
149 61
Special Vocational Education, Federal
958 88
Rural Education, Federal
166 47
Withholding tax
280 86
School House notes
6300 00
Library Trust funds
55 44
Post War Series G Bond
500 00
Interest on Series G Bond Salvage
6 25
30 90
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1
Mountain View Cemetery Horse Sheds Repairs Old Town Hall
$ 50 00
27 56
157 88
$9045 98
Taking the liabilities from the assets leaves a balance in favor of the Town of $16,676.38
The Cemetery Trust Funds are as follows:
Name of Fund
Cemetery
Amount
Interest
Ezekiel Ames
N
$ 10 00
25
E. Darwin Andrews
N
100 00
1 60
Wilson Andrews
C
100 00
2 63
Emma Ashley
C
100 00
3 48
Harrison Ballard
C
250 00
15 59
Charles Bullard
N
47 50
03
Marshall Brown
MV
100 00
2 03
Albert J. Chamberlain
C
150 00
4 44
Myron Chamberlain
C
200 00
20 60
Louisa M. Childs
C
100 00
2 51
Francis and Nancy Clark
N
50 00
87
Jonathan Cogswell
C
50 00
2 09
Burton W. Cogswell
C
100 00
2 59
Henry A. Cogswell
C
100 00
2 97
Robert Cook
C
300 00
51 14
Walter and Fred Curtis
N
50 00
00
*David F. Carpenter
C
100 00
00
William N. Dexter
N
200 00
4 84
Porter J. Eaton
C
100 00
6 58
William Eaton
C
50 00
3 49
Alfred Eaton
C
50 00
1 62
John Eaton
C
50 00
2 21
Clara A. Felton
MV
50 00
76
Samuel Giles
C
100 00
5 91
Goodnow and Nelson
C
225 00
13 67
Jesse Hayden
C
50 00
1 07
Albert Haskins
M V
100 00
2 08
40
Daniel Hanson
M V
$100 00
$ 3 28
Harriett Herrick
C
100 00
4 25
Edward M. Howes
N
50 00
26
Samuel and Lottie Hook
C
100 00
1 73
Charles Holden
C
500 00
27 81
Lena C. Holden
N
100 00
3 15
Lizzie Kezar
N
100 00
3 41
Rawson and Martha King
MV
100 00
1 53
F. L. Maxim
C
125 00
5 64
Lyman Moore
C
100 00
1 65
Hugh Moore
N
50 00
07
Martha G. Moulton
N
100 00
01
N. M. Munroe
N
50 00
3 01
Edith Murdock
C
100 00
3 30
Christian and Lena Nelson
N
100 00
1 23
George V. Oakes
M V
100 00
9 23
Leroy Oliver
N
100 00
1 67
Mary J. Packard
MV
100 00
24 46
Sarah Patrick
N
50 00
29
Francis Pierce
M V
50 00
76
Jennie T. Powers
N
100 00
1 60
James L. Powers
M V
100 00
2 62
Edward and Hannah Putnam
N
10 00
17
Willard Putnam
C
100 00
4 41
Willard A. Putnam
C
100 00
4 64
Robinson Ross
C
50 00
1 06
Hiram Robbins
N
100 00
2 35
Jennie Russell
C
50 00
2 70
William Sawyer
C
100 00
9 80
Hattie Simmons
N
500 00
16 93
Nathan Smith
Quabbin
100 00
92 04
William H. Stedfast
MV
100 00
3 27
Samuel Stowell
C
100 00
5 09
Edwin F. Stowell
C
100 00
7 70
Ralph Stowell
C
100 00
22 24
L. Estella Shepard
C
100 00
3 47
Elizabeth Thayer
M V
100 00
5 11
Alpheus Thomas
MV
50 00
93
41
.
Hattie Towne
C
$100 00
$ 3 20
L. Maria Trask
C
100 00
13 20
Frank Underwood
N
200 00
2 23
Howard A. Vaughan
MV
100 00
2 08
Ernest Vaughan
M V
300 00
16 03
Constant Vohlgemouth
N
100 00
1 03
Lizzie Whittier
N
50 00
03
Grace Whitaker
C
50 00
95
John Wood
M V
100 00
3 12
W. W. Wood
N
100 00
54
R. C. Woolworth
N
50 00
00
$8267 50
$480 33
* New Fund
C Center Cemetery
N North Cemetery
M V Mountain View Cemetery
OTHER TRUST FUNDS
Willard Putnam Horse Shed Fund
$100 00
00
Martha Wood Fish Fund
200 00
$14 21
$300 00
$14 21
RALPH STOWELL,
Treasurer
42
Tax Collector's Report
PROPERTY TAXES 1942
Outstanding as of December 31, 1943
$83 16
$83 16
Payments to Treasurer in 1944
$83 16
$83 16
POLL TAXES 1943
Outstanding as of December 31, 1943
$2 00
$2 00
Abatements
$2 00
$2 00
PROPERTY TAXES 1943
Outstanding as of December 31, 1943
$1554 97
$1554 97
Payments to Treasurer in 1944
$1554 07
Abatements
90
$1554 97
POLL TAXES 1944
As per Warrants
$236 00
$236 00
Payments to Treasurer in 1944
$194 00
Abatements
42 00
$236 00
43
EXCISE TAXES 1944
As per Warrants
$333 69
$333 69
Payments to Treasurer in 1944
$333 69
$333 69
PROPERTY TAXES 1944
As per Warrants
$ 10728 70
Less error on Warrant
01
$ 10728 69
Payments to Treasurer in 1944
$9748 96
Abatements
72 16
To tax title account
1 64
Outstanding as of December 31, 1944
905 93
$ 10728 69
RALPH STOWELL,
Collector
44
Auditor's Report
January 10, 1945 New Salem, Mass.
This is to certify that I have examined the accounts of the Tax Collector and Town Treasurer for the year ending Decem- ber 31, 1944 and believe them correct.
FLORENCE C. COX, Auditor
45
Town Clerk's Report
BIRTHS
Date Name
April 4 Bonita Darlene Thresher
April 14 Kathlyn Jane Dunbar
Elbridge Bradbury
July 9 Roger Stanley Worsman
Dunbar Lois Nell Paige Herbert Stark Worsman Helen Paige
MARRIAGES
Date Name
Residence Place
Feb. 5 Earl Richard Covey
Nashua, N. H. Templeton
Laura Sadie Goodwin
New Salem
June 24 Chester L. Eaton
New Salem
Acushnet
Eleanor R. Parker
Acushnet
New Salem
Athol
New Salem
New Salem
New Salem
New Salem
DEATHS
Date
Name
Y M D
Cause
Jan. ' 4 Cora J. Stowell
80
9 8
Organic Heart
Disease
Jan. 9 Leroy DeFoe Oliver 70 11 12 Acute glomerile nephritis
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Oct. 23 James Burrage Grais F. Poole
Dec. 18 Albert Wayne Welch Phyllis B. Hamilton
Parents
Elmer Eugene Thresher Hazel McDonald
Jan. 16 Mary Adella Peirce Dyke
62 3
4
Carcinoma of
liver
Mar. 9 Thomas Cadrett 80 9 26 Organic heart disease
May
2
Edwin Poole
88 10
6
Cerebral
embolism
Chronic myo-
carditis
Nov. 22 Laura A. Flye
71
Nov. 30 Harry Lyman Coolidge
73 11
16 Intracranial hemorrhage
RALPH STOWELL
Clerk
47
Report of the Fire Department
During 1944 the Fire Department answered sixteen alarms for fire as follows:
1 Chimney fire
3 Calls from lightning damage
11 Grass and Brush fires
1 Car fire
We wish at this time to publicly thank Mrs. Bertha Daniels and Miss Eva Wagner for cash that they gave the Fire Depart- ment members after their fire, also Mr. George Brown who has given the firemen a sum of money.
DAYLE G. HAMILTON, Chief ALBERT W. COX, Fire Warden
Traffic Officer and Police Report
Regular traffic was light.
Investigated 2 accidents.
Investigated 1 break and entry in daytime where property was stolen. At present the State Police and myself have no definite clues as to the thief.
Stopped and warned 60 drivers for driving faster than the war time regulation.
Special night duty 60 hours.
Traffic duty 75 hours.
I would like to have the Auxiliary Police in force 'til the end of the War. We may need them.
Resolved for 1945: Drive with care and live to drive another year.
ALBERT W. COX, Traffic Officer.
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Report of the Moth Superintendent
Appropriation Labor
$250 00
$241 20
Creosote
8 80
Total
$250 00
Miles of road covered, 38
FRANK M. STREETER,
Moth Superintendent
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Report of the Public Library
The total circulation of books during 1944 was 2121 of which 983 were taken from the Library at the Center, and 1138 from the Bookmobile.
The Bookmobile has continued its visits throughout the year under a State appropriation and has been so well patronized that we hope the Legislature will again appropriate money for this purpose.
The circulation of magazines was 285 at the Center and 96 at North New Salem. This is a decrease of 87 from last year and is especially noticeable in the number of children's maga- zines taken out.
The same list of magazines as we have had for the past year has been ordered for 1945 but unless they are read it will probab- ly be advisable to drop some of them next year.
During the year there have been 50 books added to the library, 42 by purchase and eight by gift, of which 32 were for adult readers and 18 were juveniles.
In March Mrs. Hazel G. Hamilton, who had been librarian since August, 1941, resigned, and Mrs. Elizabeth P. Cox was ap- pointed Librarian in her place.
Dues on books kept overtime turned over to town treasurer $2.93.
BOOKS ADDED IN 1944
By Purchase
Adult
Young'un
O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1944
Best Bickell
Remembered Death
Christie
The Green Years
Cronin
50
The Building of Jalna The Case of the Black Eyed Blonde Time of the Singing Birds Bridge to Brooklyn Alias Jane Smith Bugles in Her Heart
Proof of the Pudding
The Key
A Treasury of American Folklore
A Great Time to be Alive
Bride in the Solomons
How Dear to My Heart
Coaching Roads of Old New England Where Away, A Modern Odyssey
Brave Men
Kitchen's Near and Far
Smith
Ridin' the Rainbow
Taylor
Autobiography
White
Best Short Stories
Courage Stout
McLeod
(By Purchase)
Juvenile
Fussbunny
So Long Ago
The Unready Heart
Muggins
Little Bobs, and His Blue Jacket
3 and 30 Watchbirds
Evers Smith Sherman Bradbury Brice Leaf
Blacky the Crow
Burgess
Buster Bear's Twins
Burgess
Lightfoot the Deer
Burgess
Whitefoot the Woodmouse
Burgess Coatsworth
Trudy and the Tree House
Let's Build
Crocker Hunt
Young Man of the House
De La Roche Gardner Hill Idell Kelland Larrimore Taylor Wentworth Botkin Fosdick Johnson Kimbrough Marlowė Perry Pyle
51
Story Parade Star Book China's First Lady Green Mountain Boy Sandra Mitchell Stands By Santa Claus in Santa Land
Nicolay Seth Warner Johnson
Books Added By Gift
*A Connecticut Yankee
T. V. A. Democracy on the March
¿Simone
*Leave Her to Heaven
+Indigo
Cross Lilienthal Feuchtwanger Williams Weston
Proceedings of Dept. of Mass., U. S. W. V. 1943
Proceedings of Dept. of Mass. G. A. R. 1944
** Proceedings of Dept. of Mass. W. R. C. 1943
*Gift of Yale Library ¡Gift of Eunice R. Goddard
** Gift of Mrs. Ella F. Hatstat, Department President, 1943
Magazines on File
Adult
American
Good Housekeeping Life
McCall's
Juvenile American Girl Boy's Life Child Life
National Geographic
Children's Playmate Wee Wisdom Jack and Jill
Popular Science
Woman's Home Companion
Better Homes and Gardens
Reader's Digest
AT NORTH NEW SALEM
Good Housekeeping Reader's Digest
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Gifts
Our Dumb Animals
Gift of the Publishers
Financial Statement
RECEIPTS
Town Appropriation
$100 00
The Dog Fund
105 61
$205 61
PAYMENTS Other than for Purchase of Books
New Salem Academy, rent and light $45 00
Hazel W. Hamilton, Librarian, salary 9 62
Elizabeth P. Cox, Librarian, salary
40 38
Shirley M. Godfrey, Librarian's Helper
9 75
Norman H. Cogswell, Janitor 4 75
Paige-Kimball Agency, Insurance on books 17 20
James Burrage, wood
23 00
Gledhill Bros., repair kit
1 14
$150 84
Balance of town appropriation available for the purchase of books $54 77
OTHER RECEIPTS
Unexpended balance Wheeler Fund for 1943
$21 09
Wheeler Fund, 1944
36 98
Total available for books and magazines
$112 84
53
PAYMENTS
H. R. Huntting Company, books
$57 40
Unexpended balance Wheeler Library Fund
$55 44
Respectfully submitted,
DOROTHY L. FITTZ EDWIN A. COX HARRY W. FAY
Library Trustees
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VALUATION and TAXES
-of the-
TOWN OF NEW SALEM
For the Year 1944
Valuation List for 1944
POLLS NAMES AND VALUATION TAX
A
Aborn, Charles E. Cogswell lot 18 a 125 $ 4 10
Allen, Gertrude Home Farm 20 a 250, house 500
24 60
1 Allen, James H. 2 00
Allen, Lillian M.
Lanagan lot .25 a 50, house 200; Munsell lot 6 a 150, house 600 32 80
1 Allen, Raymond
Machinery 50, 25 fowls 10, 2 cows 130 13 15
Alley, Florence Home Farm 50 a 900, barn 150, house 1450, part of Eaton farm 63 a 400 95 12
1 Annela, Otto. 2 00
B
Ballard, Geneva S. Sieg Place 37 a 375, barn 100, house 300 $ 25 42
Ballard, Geneva S., Leonard, Bessie B., Dugan, Laura
Fred Ballard Farm 30 a 400, shop 100, barn 100, house 450 34 44
Ballard, Geneva S., Murray, Mae; Leonard, Bessie B .; Dugan, Laura Part of Ballard Farm 53 a 450, Kellogg lot 15 a 150 19 68
Barker, Jennie R., Voelker, Jennie Home Farm 54 a 600, house 2500, house 850,
2 barns 400, cottage 400, henhouse 50, pig house 175, Cook lot 12 a 100 166 46
1 Barnard, Frederick M.
House lot 7 a 300, barn 200, house 2500 100 40
Bean, Ida J.
House lot 1 a 100, house 250 11 48
1' Bernard, Emmers
20 mink 100 5 28
1 Berry, Earl H.
Lot .5 a 30, garage 100, 50 fowl 35 7 41
Berry, Earl H .; Ballard, Florence A., Horr, Jennie M.
Home Farm 30 a 460, henhouse 130, barn 300, house 700 52 15
Bishop, William Rice lo 12 a 120 3 94
56
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1 Bixby, Joseph A.
Home place 30 a 300, camp 50, barn 150,
house 850, garage 25 $47 10
1 Bixby, Leslie A. 2 00
Black, Joseph G .; Black, Katherine
Home place .5 a 100, barn 150, house 750 other taxable property 100 36 08
Bliss, Hattie M.
Home place 1.125 a 110, barn 250, house 1100 47 89
Bowen, Barbara E.
Home place 50 a 400, henhouse 30, barn 150,
house 750 43 62
1 Bowen, Clinton
Machinery 50 3 64
1 Bradway, Lawrence 2 00
Bradway, Lawrence; Bradway, Gertrude Home place 1 a 100, house 1700 59 04
Bragg, Victor R.
Fisher lot 12 a 250 8 20
Bridgeman, Maude F.
Farm 4.25 a 110, barn 100, house 450 21 65
1 Brown, Clarence E.
House lot .5 a 25, house 200, barn 75, farm 3 a 100, house and barn 250, machinery 20, 2 horses 105 27 42
1 Brown, George A.
Farm 67 a 600, house lot .37 a 100, cottage 275 33 98
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Brown, Lucy N .; Haskell, Eva M .; Mackenzie, Ina M.
Brown Hill farm 45 a 450, barn 500, house 1500 $ 80 36
Bruns, Nina E.
House lot .25 a 30, cottage 75 3 44
Bullard Brothers
Machinery 50 1 64
1 Bullard, Robert
2 swine 70, 2 cows 100 7 58
1 Bullard, William
200 fowls 185 8 07
Bullard, Robert, Bullard, William
Home farm 25 a 300, house 1250, barn 350, henhouse 100, corn house 50, Haskell lot 60 a 450, house 200, cottage 125, barn 100, garage 50, lot Elm St. . 5 a 20, shop and garage 300, part of Rice lot 5 a 25, Weaver lot 6 a 35, Pease lot 6 a 50, Newell lot .5 a 15, land on Brook 2 a 50, Coolidge lot 30 a 150, Under- wood lot 13 a 65, Hibbard lot 20 a 100, Bren- an lot 33 a 200, Gibson lot 4.5 a 20, Haskell lot 13 a 65 133 50
Burgess, J. Frank
Camp lot .5 a 50, cottage 300, other taxables 25 12 30
1 Burrage, James
Machinery 600, 30 fowls 15, 1 cow 50 23 81
1 Burnham, Francis 2 00
58
C
1 Cadrett, Thomas
Home farm 78 a 600, house 900, barn 300, garage 150, henhouse 50, 1 yearling 30, 3 cows 165, 1 horse 150 $ 78 92
1 Carmichael, Robert 2 00
Carmichael, Robert, Carmichael, Alice Lot 4 a 80, house 300 12 46
Carpenter, George R.
Pratt lot 40 a 250, Shedd lot 10 a 250 16 40
Central Congregational Society
House lot .125 a 10, barn 200, lot .5 a 50 8 53
Congregational Society, North
Lot .125 a 10, shed 100 3 61
1 Chamberlain, Ray 2 00
1 Chamberlain, Herbert 2 00
1 Chauvin, Jules Thomas 2 00
1 Ciechon, Joseph 2 00
Cogswell, Frederick B. Cogswell lot 12 a 60, stock in trade 145, other taxable property 200 13 29
Cogswell, Frederick B., Cogswell, Nora M. Manor lot 1.3 a 150, manor 2500, store house 25, filling station 225, 2 gas tanks 225, part of Whitaker lot 1.50 a 100 105 78
59
Cogswell, Lena M.
Home farm 65 a 450, house 1000, barn 150 $52 48
Cogswell, Lila A.
House lot 1 a 100, house 900, barn 150, cot- tage 200, other taxable property 150
49 20
1 Cogswell, Harry 2 00
Cogswell, Ruth
House lot 5 a 300, house 1800, barn 300, camp 25 79 54
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Cole, Minnie
House lot 2 a 60, house 575 20 83
Cole, Minnie, Cole, Clyde
Farm 52 a 400, house 500, barn 200 36 08
Connor, Catherine
600 fowls 585, 1 swine 40, 4 cows 225, machin- ery 75 30 34
1 Cook, Alfred
House lot 1.5 a 100, house 500, barn 100 24 96
1 Coolidge, Harry 2 00
Coolidge, Lillie B.
Home farm 25 a 400, house 600, barn 200,
shop 100, garage 100 45 92
Copeta, Lena D.
Camp lot .3 a 100, cottage 450 18 04
Copeta, Peter
Camp lot .3 a 100, cottage 450 18 04
60
1 Corey, George $ 2 00
1 Cornwell, Arthur L.
Home farm 57 a 500, house 900, barn and garage 175, henhouse 40, 1 yearling 40, 1 cow 55, stock in trade 30 59 07
1 Cornwell, Arthur L., Jr. 2 00
Coughlin, Gertrude O.
House lot .5 a 100, house 600, barn 100
26 24
1 Coughlin, William 2 00
1 Cox, Albert W. Stock in trade 20
2 66
1 Cox, Edwin A. 2 00
1 Cox, Russell 2 00
1 Cox, Wesley C.
House lot 1.5 a 150, house 450 21 68
Crowl, Walter T.
Home farm 73 a 700, house 500, barn 450, garage 30 55 10
Curtiss, Lizzie
Upham lot 25 a 300 9 84
Cummings, Sanford School house lot 40 1 31
D
1 Dagle, William 2 00
Daniels, H. Alden
House lot 4 a 100, house 450 18 04
61
Daniels, Bertha W., Wagner, Eva K. Farm 31 a 300, house 600
$29 52
1 Davenport, Fred V. 2 00
Davenport, Fred V., Davenport, Theo
Farm 50 a 300, house 450, shed 25 25 42
Davis, George L.
Cottage lot .5 a 50, cottage 200, other taxable property 50 9 84
Daniels, Bertha
Other taxable property 50 1 64
Dexter, Lilla
Store lot .33 a 30, store 300, house lot .25 a 20, house 200, home place 5 a 150, house 700, barn 200 52 48
Dickinson, Forest P.
Chamberlain lot 20 a 125, Newell lot 70 a 350 15 58
Duguay, Albert Camp lot .3 a 100 3 28
1 Dunbar, Elbridge 1 horse 50 3 64
E
1 Eaton, Chester 440 fowl 425 15 94
1 Eaton, Edward L.
Home farm 26 a 700, house 550, barn 300, gar- age 100, henhouses 350, store house 200, school house 250, 365 fowls 350, 2 cows 125, 1 horse 60 99 91
62
1 Ellis, Lester $ 2 00
Ellis, Nellie I.
Home farm 68 a 500, house 800, barn 250, house lot 7 a 200, house 700, Haskell lot 35 a 300 90 20
F
Fairman, Earl Turner lot 20 a 100 3 28
1 Fairman, John
Machinery 85, 20 fowls 5, cow 30 5 94
Fairman, John, Fairman, Flossie Home farm 30 a 350, house 400, barn 150, garage 50, henhouse 30 38 70
1 Fay, Harry W.
House lot 2.5 a 80, house 50, Leadbetter farm 26.30 a 275, Byona lot 5.25 a 30, house lot 2 a 25, Terry lot 2 a 25 17 91
Fay, Harry W., Hunting, Beatrice Fay Home farm 90 a 1150, house 1400, 2 barns 800 store house 75, henhouse 50, shop 350, How- ard farm 36 a 400, house 400, barn 200, Fay lot 57 a 300, Mudhole lot 3 a 20, Rawson lot 7 a 50, Leadbetter lot 1.50 a 75 172 86
Fisher, Roy M.
House lot .5 a 100, house 750, barn 150, Cogs- well lot 1 a 50, machinery 50, other ratables 75 38 54
Flagg, Mable E.
Wheeler lot 4 a 25 82
63
Flye, Laura E. Farm 12 a 200, house 550, barn 200 $ 31 16
1 Flye, Norman
100 fowls 85 4 79
Foster, Susie S. Adams lot 60 a 400 13 12
1 Freeman, Henry D.
Farm 93.5 a 550, house 500, barn 150, camps
25, henhouse 30, 2 cows 150 48 08
Frost, Charles F.
Sawmill lot 2 a 100, sawmill 100
6 56
1 Frye, Hezekiah 2 00
1 Frye, Roland Taxable personal property 1000 34 80
Frye, Roland, Frye, Myrtle Home place 2.6 a 100, house 700, barn 150,
Orchard lot 21.5 a 400, Cheney lot 28 a 150 49 20
G
Gage, Edith V. House lot .25 a 25, cottage 150, garage 50,
other ratables 30 8 36
Gibson, Ida M. Farm 40 a 400, house 500, barn 200, lot .25 a 25, house 50 38 54
Gardner Electric Company
Machinery 10500
344 40
64
Gifford, Mary
Farm 38 a 500, house 1000, barn 250, hen-
house 25 $ 58 22
1 Gifford, Frank . 2 00
1 Glazier, Woodbridge 2 00
Goddard, Eunice, Goddard, Gladys
House lot 2.42 a 325, house 2300, barn 200, other ratables 500 109 06
1 Godfrey, Wallace
90 fowls 75, 2 cows 90, machinery 75 9 87
Godfrey, Wallace E., Godfrey, Elsie H.
Farm 60 a 900, house 1000, shed 50, henhouse 100, garage 200 73 80
Goodell, Marshall Foster lot 50 a 300 9 84
Goodnow, Clarence
Machinery 150
4 92
1 Goodwin, Bert
2 00
1 Goodwin, Harold 1 cow 60 3 97
Gridley, Eben
Other ratables 750 24 60
Gridley, Eben, Gridley, Susan Farm 8 a 300, house 2600, barn 450, garage 200, brooder house 35 117 92
Grimes, George A. House lot 5 a 250, 2 cottages 250, other rata- bles 50 18 04
65
H
Hackett, George Hale lot 8.5 a 50 $ 1 64
1 Hager, George A.
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