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for journey to Boston to pay State Tax. 5 32
Calvin Butler for counsel fees in relation to the taxes of sundry persons. 6 00
John G. Metcalf for cash paid for Insurance Policy on School House, No. 3. 6 00
$131 72
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FOR THE SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS.
PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 1.
Paid Althea Taft for teaching, $56 00
Josie Darling for 57 00
Edward H. Taft for wood, 11 25
Eva R. Draper " teaching, 104 00
George L. Taft for care of tires. 2 50
$ 230 75
PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 2.
Paid Alice A. Thayer for teaching, 3 bills. $ 224 00 Emily E. Albie for teaching, 3 bills, and care of fires. 142 50
David Adams for boarding teacher. three bills. 103 50
John M. Daniels for wood, 28 28
Jonathan Pickering for sawing wood. 7 00
$ 505 28
PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 3.
Lucetta A. Hayward for teaching, $56 00 Josie D. Walcott, for teaching. 2 bills. 122 00 Eli Bates. for wood. 10 50
$ 188 50
PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 4.
Paid Isabella M. Hayward for teaching. $ 72 00
Lizzie M. Bliss. 72 00
John R. Hayward for wood. 5 50
$ 149 50
PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 5.
Paid Sarah L. Bennett for teaching, $ 72 00
Isabella M. Hayward for teaching, and care of fires. 93 00
$ 165 00
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NO 6.
Paid Hattie E. Freeman for teaching, $56 00
Cora G. Taft for teaching, 52 00
Arnold Aldrich for wood, 10 00
John M. Daniels for wood,
4 00
Mary E. Spaulding for teaching, and care of fires, 108 67
Linus B. Staples for wood, 6 50
$237 17
Paid E. P. Dutton & Co, balance of bill for maps, 13 00 C. W. Wilcox for three clocks for schools, 26 00
HIGH SCHOOL.
Paid John S. Gaskill for two tons coal, $19 50
Daniel N. Lane, Jr. for teaching, 168 75
John S. Gaskill for two tons coal, 19 50
Daniel N. Lane for teaching, 243 75
Gustavus B. Williams for sundries, 8 98
$460 48
DISBURSEMENT OF STATE AID.
Paid Sarah Wallace for six months, $48 00
William G. Carlton for twelve months, 126 00 Jonn Curley for 24 00
Silas H. Williams for 66 50 00
$ 248 00
MAKING AND REPAIRS OF HIGHWAYS. Paid John S. Gaskill for balance due Sur-
veyors for 1869, $56 86
Amount carried forward, $56 86
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Amount brought forward, $56 86
Paid John S. Gaskill for repairs for the
current year, (4 orders), 1,500 00
Linus B. Staples for making new road over Wigwam Hill, 340 00
Thompson Taft for road damages over Wigwam Hill, 7 00
Gilbert Gaskill for repairs on bridge over Mill River, 5 00
Gilbert Gaskill for stone posts, for angles on new road, 3 75
John L. Davenport for stone posts
and labor on new road,
5 00
$1,917 61
FOR BREAKING ROADS AND SHOVELLING SNOW.
Paid George H. Wood, in District No. 1, $ 14 60
David W. Bennett, in " 2, 12 85
Wm. P. Wood, in 66 " 10, 7 20
Wm. W. Nelson, in 66
3, 10 00
Elias T. Bates, in 66 .6 8, 18 00
Leonard Taft in 1868, 1 55
Royal M. Wheelock, in “
7, 22 85
Davis Hill, in 66
5, 7 20
Gilbert Gaskill, in
« 13, 8 90
Alexander H. Allen, in "
4, 5 90
Ezra Pratt, in 66
" 11,
17 60
Aaron C. Cook, in 66
" 4,
25 30
$151 95
REPAIRS ON TOWN HALL.
Paid Bowers & Jenks for stove funnel, $ 28 85 (forward,)
13
Amount brought forward, $28 S5 Paid Henry A. Aldrich for paper hangings and freight, 40 30
Henry A. Aldrich for sundry bills paid, 190 11 $259 26
REPAIRS ON SCHOOL HOUSES.
Paid Calvin Butler for repairs on House
No. 1, $6 57
Edward H. Taft for repairs on House No. 1, 2 bills, 5 21
Sullivan H. Taft for repairs on House No. 6, 12 49
Linus B. Staples for repairs on House No. 6, 4 60
Eli Bates for repairs on House No. 3, 3 80
Gustavus B. Williams for repairs on House No. 2, 24 36
Perry Wood for repairs on House No. 5, 1 00
$58 03
FOR PRINTING.
Paid George W. Stacy for printing Town
Reports, 1869, $152 50
George W. Stacy for printing Col- lector's receipts, etc., 4 00
George W. Stacy for printing post- ers, -cattle disease, 1 75
Samuel S. Foss for printing Abstract of Valuation, 1870, 50 00
$208 25
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FOR THE SUPPORT OF THE POOR.
Five Town Orders, drawn at various times, .
in favor of the Overseers of the Poor, $450 00
SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES.
Town Officers, $ 348 38
Miscellaneous Items,
131 72
Support of Public Schools,
1,515 20
High School,
460 48
State Aid,
248 00
Highways,
1,917 61
Breaking Roads,
151 95
Repairs of Town Hall,
259 26
Repairs of School Houses,
58 03
Printing,
208 25
Support of Poor,
450 00
$ 5,748 88
The Selectmen would further report the liabilities of the Town, so far as known to them, as follows, viz. :
Due Town Officers, by estimation, $50 00
Balance due the Treasurer on settlement. 27 50
Amount of outstanding Town bonds, 16,030 00
$ 16,107 50
Available assets of the Town, so far as known to the Selectmen, are as follows:
Taxes uncollected, $1,586 76
Due from State, for State Aid disbursed, 306 00
Due from (). R. Wheelock, rent of Town Hall, 11 33-1,904 09
Leaving an indebtedness against the Town of $ 14,203 41
All of which is respectfully submitted, ALEXANDER H. ALLEN, ) Selectmen ALBERT W. GASKILL, of
M. M. ALDRICH, Mendon.
MENDON, March 6, 1871.
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OVERSEERS' REPORT.
The Overseers of the Poor submit the following Report of their doings for the municipal year ending March 6, 1871 :-
On the 7th day of March, 1870, the following named persons were receiving a full support at the Asylum, to wit --:
Oliver B. Everett, Elijah Penniman and Angenette Williams Besides these, Benjamin Wheelock has received assistance to the . amount of $ 63.63, exclusive of rent. Seth Hastings has re- ceived assistance to the amount of $26.59. Whipple Allen and family, in Milford, have been assisted to the amount of $73.00.
March 11th, Charles A. Hammond applied for assistance for Ella May Sprague, an illegitimate daughter of his wife, which was rendered at different times till May 30th, to the amount of $ 11.00, and the town of Sutton, the place of legal settlement of said child, duly notified.
March 28th, the Overseers contracted with Richard Carter to take charge of the Asylum. and manage the farm for one year from the first day of April ensuing. for the sum of $ 360; for further particulars see contract on file.
March 30th, the family of Dexter Inman became chargeable in Foxboro,' and were assisted to a small amount. About the first of September they again became chargeable. Their assist- ance during the year has amounted to $ 17.50.
May 1st, James M. Staples applied for assistance for Angenette Gordon and child. Angenette, the mother, being sick in his house ; and bills were paid for their assistance to the amount of $35.75; and the town of Blackstone, their place of legal settlement, duly notified.
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July 11th. Augenette Williams died this day at the Asylum. aged 56 years, and was buried in Bellingham, by the side of her parents.
January 2d, 1871, Sarah E. Daggitt became chargeable in Milford : she having a legal settlement in this town, her bill for relief, amounting to $ 6.92, was paid, and she left for parts un- known, with her mother.
We likewise received a notice from the town of Wendell, bearing the above date, stating that William Harvey and family. were chargeable in that town, and alleging that their place of legal settlement was in this town, which fact, however, they have thus far failed to show, and their bill, amounting to $ 26.28, has, consequently, not been paid.
January 6th, Patrick Mahon applied to this Board for assist- ance. Said Mahon was a State pauper, but being unable to be moved, in consequence of severe sickness, we furnished assist- ance till the 20th instant, when he died, and bills paid for his relief and burial, amounting to $ 32.00, sent to State Board of Charities, which Board was notified of his condition under date of January 6th.
January 9th, Daniel Harrington applied for assistance for himself and family, which was granted, and has been continued up to the present time, to the amount of $ 46.22, including funeral expenses of his daughter in September last.
The oxen bought for work on the highway for the year 1869. and mentioned in Report of last year, remained at the Asylum till April 4, 1870, making a total of 19 weeks.
The Overseers charge themselves with the receipt and use of the following funds belonging to the Town, to wit :- To balance from account of last year, $14 75
cash received on five Town Orders, drawn at various times, 450 00
cash received of town of Sutton for support of E. M. Sprague, 11 00
cash received of David Hill, balance left in his hands March 1, 1869, 2 18
cash received of David Hill to balance acct. April 1, 1870, 43
$478 36
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To cash received for articles sold off farm :-
To 1 yoke of fat oxen,
$189 00
3 cows, 115 00
2 dressed hogs,
99 24
12 pigs,
60 00
1 shote,
14 50
5 calves,
55 50
horse and harness,
40 00
436 lbs. 6 ozs. butter,
167 32
112₺ qts. milk,
4 89
137§ doz. eggs,
43 44
fowls,
22 70
1 turkey,
2 50
81} bush. potatoes,
71 26
101 apples,
7 67
117号 “ cider apples,
26 00
24 66
rye,
2 36
2
oats,
4 qts. beans,
50
2,052 lbs. rye straw,
20 52
305 66 cabbage,
11 50
65
turnips,
1 18
143ª 66 salt pork,
28 12
31 66 lard,
6 16
pears, and straw-braid,
6 00
1 gall. cider, and one p'k beets,
55
keeping tin pedler,
3 00
turkey feathers, old iron, and old glass,
1 30
2,000 shingles, and two ox wagon poles,
9 00
use of ox wagon,
25-$ 1,010 76
$ 1,489 12
The Overseers credit themselves with the payment of the following sums due and outstanding March 7, 1870 :- Paid town of Milford for aid to Mrs. Salem Lee, $5 00
S. S. Foss for advertising for man and wife to take charge of Asylum, 4 50
$9 50
3
6
1 30
For support of paupers not belonging to this town :- Paid Charles A. Hammond for support of
· E. M. Sprague, $11 00
J. M. Staples' bill for goods fur- nished to aid Angenette Gordon and child, 16 75
Mrs. Tucker's bill for nursing Ange- nette Gordon, 9 00
Dr. C. A. Wilcox's bill for medical attendance on Angenette Gordon,
10 00
II. A. Aldrich's bill of sundries to Pat. Mahon, 4 00
2 bills for coal delivered to Pat. Mahon, 3 50
J. G. Metcalf's bill, doctoring " 66 15 00
Leonard Fairbanks, coffin for " 66 8 00
D. B. Cook, journey to Milford for cof- fin for Pat. Mahon, 1 50
David Adams for lodging 12 travellers, 12 00
Alvin T. Staples, 2 66 2 00
$92 75
For support of paupers away from Asylum :- Paid H. A. Aldrich's bill of goods fur- nished paupers, $19 26
Sumner Ballou's bill of goods fur- nished paupers, 32 37
Stephen Cook's bill of wood and milk furnished B. Wheelock and S. Hastings, 28 05
town of Foxboro' for support of D. Inman and family, 17 50
town of Milford for support of S. E. Doggitt, 6 92
J. G. Metcalf, medical attendance to Seth Hastings, 4 00
Amount carried forward. $108 10
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Amount brought forward, $ 108 10
Luther E. Taft, wood to S. Hastings, 2 00
Gilbert Gaskill, " " " 3 50
Davis B. Cook, cash furnished B. Wheelock, 10 50
Mrs. Brigdale, cash, washing fur- nished B. Wheelock, 2 33
Sylvia Scisco, cash, washing fur- nished B. Wheelock, 5 67
t
Cook & Guild, cash, meat furnished B. Wheelock, 7 84
A. W. Gaskill, cash, wood furnished
B. Wheelock, 3 00
A. W. Gaskill, cash, wood furnished Dan'l Harrington, 5 50
Geo. W. Thayer's bill, sexton ser- vices for Harrington girl, 5 00
Leonard Fairbanks, coffin for Har- rington girl, 5 50
for straw bed, and pork for Seth Hastings, 1 70
in aid of Whipple Allen, 73 00
Elijah Penniman to go on a visit to his relatives, 5 00
E. P. Gaskill for journeys, postage, stationary, etc., 6 72
$245 36
For the support of paupers at the Asylum :- Paid Davis Hill for services at the Asylum for month of March, $30 00
Davis Hill for supplies furnished for month of March, 10 29
Richard Carter for 9 months' ser- vice at Asylum, 270 00
Amount carried forward, $310 29
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Amount brought forward, $310 29
Richard Carter for supplies fur- nished at Asylum, 239 30
Lawrence Boylan for supplies fur- nished at Asylum, 181 38
Smith & Blanchard for supplies fur- nished at Asylum, . 24 16
Perry Wood for one yoke of oxen, 125 00
Sarah G. Allen for two cows, 90 00
E. P. Gaskill for one cow, 30 00
Henry Mowry for horse and harness, 44 50
E. P. Gaskill for horse wagon, 8 00
S. H. Taft's bill for sawing shingles, 10 50 Leonard Fairbanks for coffin robe and cap for Angenette Williams, 11 00 Geo. W. Thayer for sexton services for Angenette Williams, 7 00
Andre Southwick for services as Overseer for 1870, journeys and cash paid, 13 13
E. P. Gaskill for helping cut and draw logs, 4 00
E. P. Gaskill for services as Overseer for 1870, journeys and cash paid, Davis B. Cook for services as Over- seer for 1870, and bearer for An- genette Williams, 7 50
18 00
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$ 1,123 76
SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS.
Balance from acct. of last year, $ 14 75
('ash received on five Town Orders, 450 00
of D. Hill, 2 61
66
" town of Sutton,
11 00
66 from produce sold from farm, 1,010 76
$1,489 12
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SUMMARY OF PAYMENTS.
For payment of debts outstanding March
- 7,1870, $9 50
support of paupers not belonging to this town, 92 75
support of paupers away from Asylum, 245 36
support of panpers at Asylum, 1,123 76
$ 1,471 37
Leaving a balance in hands of Overseers of $ 17 75
INVENTORY
Of neat stock, hay and grain, provisions. lumber, household fur- niture and farming tools, taken and appraised by the Overseers, February 18, 1871 :-
NEAT STOCK.
1 yoke oxen,
$ 150 00
+ cows with calf,
240 00
1 farrow cow,
40 00
1 breeding sow,
60 00
33 fowls,
24 75
$ 514 75
HAY AND GRAIN.
5 tons English hay,
$160 00
24 " meadow hay and straw,
22 50
300 Ibs rye straw,
3 00
45 bushels oats,
33 75
13 rve,
14 95
12
6. corn on cob,
13 20
.6 seed corn,
75
sweet corn,
1 00
20 1bs. braiding straw,
1 50
$ 250 65
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PROVISIONS.
1 bushel beans,
$3 80
90 potatoes. 112 50
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planting potatoes, 1 87
1 small 66
50
65 potatoe onions,
2 00
Garden sauce,
2 00
4 bbls. apples,
12 00
275 Ibs salt pork,
55 00
100 " hams and shoulders,
20 00
60 " lard, 12 00
36 " butter, 16 20
90 galls. cider,
18 00
10 " vinegar,
3 00
10 " soap,
1 25
Peppers,
30
Pickled peppers and tomatoes,
50
3 bbl. flour,
9 00
1 bushel rye meal,
1 25
3 corn «
2 85
Small groceries on hand,
4 00
Tobacco, 1 00
2 bushels fine salt, 1 87
7 20
$ 288 09
LUMBER.
300 feet plank and timber, 6 00
72 thousand chestnut shingles, 22 50
$ 28 50
SUMMARY OF INVENTORY.
Neat stock,
$ 514 75
Hay and grain,
250 65
Provisions,
288 09
Lumber, 28 50
Farming tools, as per schedule on file, 116 34
Furniture, as per schedule on file, 159 17
$1,357 50
40 lbs. dried apples,
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ASYLUM IN ACCOUNT CURRENT.
DR.
To amount of Inventory on hand March
7, 1870, $1,743 31 expenses paid by Overseers this year, as reported. 1,123 76
one year's interest on farm and stock. 180 00
amount due Richard Carter for two months' service at Asylum, 60 00
amount due S. S. Foss for advertising, 4 50
$3,111 57
CR.
By amount of inventory on hand Febru- ary 18, 1871. $1,357 50
produce sold from farm, as reported, 1,010 76 113 weeks' board of paupers, $ 6.58,4 per week. 743 31
$3,111 57
Cost of supporting the poor at the Asylum, $ 743 31 66 66 66 " away from " 245 36
66 66 paupers not belonging
to this town. 92 75
Due Mrs. Cosgrove, by estimation, for two years' rent for Benj. Wheelock. 25 00
$ 1,106 42
Deduct for cash paid for outstanding acct. $9 50
" received of town of Sutton, 11 00
6: " due from town of Blackstone, 35 75
66
" State, 32 00 66 " for one year's rent for B.
Wheelock. 12 50
$ 100 75
Leaves the cost of supporting the poor the past year. $ 1,005 67
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The number of paupers now at the Asylum is two, to wit : - Oliver B. Everett and and Elijah Penniman. Benjamin Whee- lock, Seth Hastings, the Harrington family and Whipple Allen and family, in Milford, are receiving such assistance as they may require.
All of which is respectfully submitted,
ANDRE SOUTHWICK, - Overseers EZEKIEL P. GASKILL, of the DAVIS B. COOK, S Poor.
MENDON, March 6, 1871.
REPORT
OF
Highway Surveyors.
The undersigned, Surveyors chosen to repair the Highways. Townways and Bridges, for the municipal year ending March 6, 1871, would submit the following Report : -
Received of the Selectmen, in Town Orders, $ 1,500 00
Paid George H. Wood, in District No. 1, $ 110 00
David W. Bennet, in יי 2, 105 00
William W. Nelson, in 66 66
3, 120 27
Aaron C. Cook, in
4, 125 00
Davis Hill, in 66
105 00
Perry Wood, in
5, 6, 104 00
Royal M. Wheelock, in 66
7, 114 29
66 Elias T. Bates, in 66
8, 100 00
Royal M. Wheelock, in
66
9, 24 00
William P. Wood, in
66
9, 22 00
George H. Wood, in
66
66
9, 2 00
Perry Wood in 66
9, 106 00
William P. Wood, in
" 10,
110 00
Ezra A. Pratt, in
" 11,
110 00
John S. Gaskill, in
" 12,
112 00
Gilbert Gaskill, in
" 13,
100 00
$1,469 56
Leaving a balance in the hands of Surveyors of $ 30 44
JOHN S. GASKILL, For the Surveyors.
MENDON, March 6, 1871.
VALUATION
AND
TAX LIST,
OF THE
TOWN OF MENDON,
FOR THE YEAR 1872.
C C
MILFORD: GEORGE W. STACY, PRINTER. 1872.
VALUATION AND TAX LIST
OF
THE TOWN OF MENDON,
FOR THE YEAR 1872.
2 ALDRICH, ARNOLD, cow, farrow, 30, horse 50, carriage 10, wagon and harness 25, house, B. F. Aldrich place, 600, barn 200, carriage house and crib 50, homestead lot 8} acres 350,. $21 10
ALDRICH, PHEBE, money 325. pasture and sprout land 57 a. 1,000 ... 1 ALDRICH, BENJAMIN F., money 500. 2 oxen 100, 2 cows 80, heifer 25, horse 125, 2 steers 85, wagon and harness 40, buggy 50, sleigh 15, house 800, 2 barns 400, carriage house 100, crib 30, wood house 25, homestead 95 a. 1,800, Mowry land 53 a. 1,100,.
70 58
ALDRICH, URANA S., money 1,375,. 17 88
1 ALDRICH, MOSES, horse 200, 2 oxen 130, buggy and harness 75, sleigh 20, house 400, barn 1,000, crib 50, carriage house 25, home- stead 130 a. 3.500, .
72 21
ALDRICHI, MOSES, and others, pasture 10 acres 150,.
1 95
1 ALBEE, ENOS T., house 1,100, barn 150, boot shop 300, wood house 25, house lot 1 a. 100, sprout land 1} a. 35, 24 23
1 ALBEE, CHARLES H., stock in trade 700, machinery 300, horse 100, wagon and harness 60, beach wagon 70, sleigh 15, 18 19
1 ALDRICH, MARCUS M., house 550, shop 35, wood house 10, house lot Į a. 100,
11 04
1 ADAMS, DAVID, 7 horses 700, 2 cows 80. 3 cows, farrow, 90, 2 swine 16, beach wagon 100. 4 top buggies 500, 1 buggy 50, 2 wagons 75, 7 sleighs and 8 harnesses 265, house 1,000, barn 400, ice house 20. homestead 22 a. 400, Albee lot 35 a. 375, A. C. Cook pasture 8 acres 150, ..
56 88
I ADAMS, HORACE C.,.
2 00
1 ALDRICH, CHAUNCY, 5 shares in Blackstone bank, Uxbridge, 625, money 300, cow 25, house 525, barn 25, wood house 50, homestead 5₺ acres 330,
26 44
1 ANTHONY, BENJAMIN A., 2 heifers 25, 3 swine 18, house 200, house lot 4 acre 50.
5 81
ALDRICH LOUISA M., house, Thaver place, 650, house lot g a. 25, .. 8 78
1 ALDRICH, HENRY A., stock in trade 2,500, } house 700, store and shed 1,000, house lot & a. 75, .
57 58
2 ALLEN, ALEXANDER H., house 700, barn 50, house lot 2-5 a. 90, A. A. Taft land 15 acres 180,.
17 26
1 ALDRICH, ADDISON, money 550,.
9 15
ALDRICH, ANNA S., money 200,
2 60
1 ADAMS, LABAN, horse 75, cow 20, 1 swine 5, top carriage 75, house 1,000, barn 250, house lot 2 a. 250, Hayward lot 28 a. 420, Thurber lot 3 a. 185, .
1 ALDRICH, HORACE S.,.
1 ALLEN, GEORGE F., horse 75, 6 cows, farrow, 120, 2 cows 60. 4 year- lings 48, 2 sheep 14, 1 swine 7, horse 150, wagon 100, harness 25, } homestead house 200, barn 200, crib 25, house, Thayer place, 300, barn do 100, sprout land 13 a. 375, Mill River meadow 30 a. 600, do do 6 a. 140, 1-3 homestead 51 a. 1,120, Mill River meadow ¿ a. 16, West woods 10 a. 325, A. Thayer lot 13 a. 150, Thayer do 10 a. 200, ¿ Potomac pasture 14 a. 175, Thayer place 80 a. 1,500.
31 65
2 00
82 53
17 23
1 ADAMS, ELIAS A., 1 swine 8, house 300, barn 50, house lot 1 a. 150,.
8 60
1 ALDRICH, WILLIAM H., house 400, barn 300, carriage house 50, brick shop 300, 2-10 of parsonage 200, brick shop lot 1 a. 300,
22 15
4
ALDRICH, DIANNA, 2 oxen 100, 5 cows 150, 2 heifers 30, yearling 12, 2 swine 25, 2 horses 125, beach wagon 20, wagon 55, sleigh 20, house 1,000, barn 600, crib 25, homestead 164 a. 4,800, ........ .. ALLEN, SARAH G., money 5,000, 6 cows 180, 3 house 400, do small 50, crib 40, homestead 102 a. 2,240, Mill River meadow 93 a. 314, West wood 12 a. 600, woodland 13 a. 1,000, do Daniells lot, 10 a. 300, Cummings do 1} a. 50, } of Potomac pasture 14 a. 175, ..... ALDRICH, DELILAH, money 3,000, ..
$90 51
134 67
39 00
1 BRIGDALE, PATRICK, 2 cows 70, 1 swine 12,
3 07
1 BARTLETT, BENJAMIN,
2 00
1 BROWN, HORACE W., 2 00
1 BROGIE, JAMES, 2 oxen 120, cow 40, 2 cows, farrow, 40, 6 yearlings 72, 2 horses 175, 2 swine 30, beach wagon 50, wagon and harness 50, sleigh 10, house 550, barn 450, crib 25, carriage house 25, wood house 20, homestead 101 a. 1,900,
I BROGIE, MICHAEL, ..
1 BILLS, DAVIS, money 1,000, horse 70, 2 cows 80, wagon and harness 40. top carriage 10, sleigh 20, house 450, barn 400, wood house 40, crib 25, homestead 52 a. 1,400, woodland 15 a. 400, sprout land 1} acres 30, .
53 55
1 BEALS, WILLIAM P.
2 00
1 BALLOU, SUMNER, money 100, stock in trade 350, house 450, office 25, house lot 4 a. 100, office lot 1-8 a. 25,
15 65
1 BOYDON, LEWIS, horse 50, top buggy 30, beach wagon 30, ..
3 43
1 BUTLER, HIRAM P., 2 Qxen 150, 5 cows 175, horse 100, 3 swine 30, . beach wagon and harness 90, house 1,400, 2 barns 400, crib 25, carriage house 50, homestead 45 a. 1,925,.
58 49
1 BALLOU, GEORGE B., 4 horses 300, 2 swine 24, stage coach 250, 4 harnesses 60,
10 24
I BENNETT, DAVID W., money 600, 2 oxen 150, 4 cows 125, 3 heifers 45, horse 125, 2 swine 20, 2 sheep 14, wagon 12, house 600, barn 200, wood house 50, small house 200, homestead 67 a. 2,350, Torrey land 39 a. 1,300, Rawson do 33 a. 575, Cranberry meadow 1 a. 300,
90 74
1 BRIGGS, CUMMINGS, .
: 00
2 BARRY, JOHN, stock in trade 100, house 400, house, new, 150, wood house 25, house lot 2 a. 100, 14 08
37 11
1 BATES, HENRY G.,
1 BATES, LEWIS, .
2 00
BATES, HENRY G. & LEWIS, 2 steers 120, 4 cows 140, heifer 30, horse 150, horse 50, 3 sheep 21, 4 swine 32, carriage and harness 50, 1 buggy 25, house, old, 900, house, new, 700, 2 barns 350, crib 20, carriage and wood house 100, saw mill 125, homestead 132 a. 3,500, wigwam land 10 a. 300,.
85 97
1 BATES, ELIAS T., 2 oxen 150, 2 cows 60, 1 cow 25, 2 heifers 30, 2 sheep 14, 1 swine 15, horse 25, wagon and harness 35, house 1,000, barn 200, wagon house 100, homestead 14 a. 650, Wm. Cook land 11 acres 400, Newhall do 5 a. 125,.
38 78
1 BARTON, ANDREW J., 1 colt 125, 1 colt 75, 2 cows 60,
5 38
1 BICKNELL, SIMON P., 5 shares in Merchants' bank, Boston, 545, house 500, barn 200, shop 125, homestead 26 a. 850, woodland 7 a. 200, Thurber lot 7 a. 100, Bullard land 10 a. 300, ..
38 67
1 BURR, EZEKIEL P., cow 35, house 300, barn 50, homestead 12 a. 350,
11 56
1 BATES, EDWIN, 2 oxen 140, 3 cows 105, 2 swine 12, house 1,100, barn 250, crib 15, homestead 100 a. 1,950, . 48 44
1 BATES, GEORGE, horse 60, 2 cows 70, house 400, barn 40, homestead 7 a. 400. B. Bates land 3} a. 150,. 16 56
I BATES, BENJAMIN, COW 30, 1 swine 6, house 500, barn 100, shop 50, house lot } a. 50, R. Hayward lot 7} a. 350, 16 12
1 BARROWS, CHARLES E., house 700, barn 250, house lot & a. 50, . ... 15 00
1 BATES, HENRY, horse 150, buggy and harness 75, 4 93
2 00
1 BENNETT, SAMUEL A.,
1 BROGIE. JOHN, cow 40, 2 heifers 40, house 100, barn 100, shop 25, homestead, West hill, 25 a. 425,.
12 49
1 BATES, LABAN, 13 shares in Milford bank 1,625, sprout land, West woods. 133 a. 500, do do 11 a. 350, C. Thayer land 9 a. 225, ..
2 00
2 00
I BALLOU, WILLIAM,
48 24
2 00
5
1 BATES, JOSEPH, horse 60, cow 40, 4 swine 20, house 500, barn 350, carriage house 150, homestead 3} a. 450, B. Bates lot 5} a. 200, ... $25 01 : 00
1 BARROWS, EDMUND C., ..
1 BEBOU, FELIX, horse 35, cow 35, colt 60, house 300, barn 75, home- stead 4 a. 100, Wheelock land 32 a. 100, .. 11 17
1 BATES, ELI, 2 horses 200, colt 75, 2 oxen 150, 2 do 100, 2 steers 45, 4 cows 160, cow, farrow, 20, yearling 12, 2 swine 24, beach wagon 20, sleigh and harness 10, house 800, barn 250, shop and shed 115, crib 25, wood house 25, homestead 198 a. 3,500, sprout land 5 a. 75, Hall do 10 a. 150, Rawson sprout land 8 a. 100,.
78 13
1 BLANCHARD, SALMON,
1 BARROWS, JOHN G., .
2 BARROWS, ELKANAH W., horse 15, 2 cows 60, house 175, barn 100, wood house '25, homestead 18 a. 450, sprout land 5 a. 100, do do West of the road 5 a. 70,
16 94
1 BRURO, OLIVER, COW 30,
2 39
1 BARROWS, LEWIS H., .
2 00
BARROWS, HELEN M., horse 75, buggy and harness 25, sleigh 15, ...
1 50
1 BROWN, HENRY, horse 100, cow 30, buggy and harness 35, buggy 30, .
4 54
1 BYRNE, JOHN, horse 25, 3 cows 90, wagon 10, house, Misroe Hill, 400, barn 200, crib 25, homestead 50 a. 750, Albee pasture 17 a. 125,
23 13
BATES, EDWIN A.,
1 BATES, ELLIOT, .
2 00
BARBOUR, MARY, 6 shares in Milford bank 750,
9 75
1 COOK, AARON C., horse 125, 2 oxen 125, 5 cows 150, cow, farrow, 20, 4 swine 40, heifer 15, wagon and harness 25, house, homestead, 600, barn do 150, wagon house 150, shed 50, house, Aldrich place, 900, barn do 600, carriage house do 25, ice house 50, homestead 33 a. 550, Doggett land 5 a. 250. Hastings meadow 19 a. 800, N. George sprout land 16 a. 300, Dexter meadow 4 a. 75, D. Cook sprout land 8 a. 100, corner lot 21 a. 225, Thayer wood lot 13 a. 125, A. A. Taft land 15 a. 180, Aldrich farm 120 a. 3,300,
118 09
1 COOK, ARIEL, money 650, 2 cows 60, house 300, barn 125, wood house 50, homestead 30 a. 700, A. Cook land 43 a. 800, wood and pasture land 29 a. 600, meadow do 2 a. 60, . 45 49
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