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Dog fund for 1885, 346 98
Received by Librarian for fines, cards, etc.,
83 75
$2,069 50
EXPENDITURES.
Miss A. J. Comins, librarian, for services and
expenses paid by her, -
-
$903 64
Mutual Gas Light Co., for gas, 134 70
A. B. Goodier, for coal, 46 40
Library bureau, for supplies,
29 80
Cleves, Macdonald & Co., and others, for
books, periodicals and binding,
700 06
Amount carried forward, $1,814 60
62
REPORT OF LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
Amount brought forward, $1,814 60
Carpenter & Co., for cabinet, 2 75
Alphonse Deslauriers, 6 48
WV. P. Plimpton, for wood. -
-
.8 62
G. M Whitaker, for desk, 22 50
G M. Whitaker, for printing, - II 40
C. A. Dresser, for gas fixtures, 9 00
G. L. Winter, for labor, 2 60
Hartwell Hobbs, for labor, 12 37
Booth & Co , for labor, 5 17
Joseph Williams, repairing stove, - IO 25
Mutual Gas Light Co., for piping and labor, 2 24
Journal Pub. Co., for 2000 labels, 3 25
H. A. Walbridge, for lettering library door, I 50
American Library Association, for member- ship fees, - 2 00
$1,914 73
BOOK ACCOUNT.
Balance to credit of account March 1, 1886, $36 84 Appropriation for this account, 700 00 -
$736 84
Expended during the year,
$700 06
Balance to credit of account March 1, 1887, $36 78
REMARKS.
The annual examination of the Library was made by the committee on Feb. 22d, and the same was found in satisfactory condition. The committee would recommend an appropriation
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REPORT OF LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
of $1500 and the dog fund for 1886, to defray the expenses for the ensuing year. We append herewith the report of our li- brarian, which is made a part of our own.
Respectfully submitted by the Library Committee.
C. C. BRADFORD, Secretary.
Public · Library, March 1, 1887.
LIBRARIAN'S REPORT ·
No person familiar with Library work, at the present day, can fail to recognize that whatever may have been its work in the past its present work is a part of our system of education. No better proof can be given of its acknowledged value in this di- rection than the large legacies and gifts which have recently been made for the foundation of public libraries, and the erection of library buildings. That our own library is more and more valued for its educational facilities, is each year becoming more apparent. The increasing use of the volumes for investigation into special subjects of study is most gratifying. The members of our various clubs and literary societies, teachers and pupils, as well as others, are apparently learning that our shelves are store-houses of books, containing important and useful knowl- edge, needing only to be appropriated to enrich and elevate the mind. It is the aim of those entrusted with the selection of our books to purchase such as shall meet the needs and reason- able demands of our readers. That their efforts have not been unappreciated, we have good reason to believe. It will be seen by consulting our table of "Accession and Circulation " that a larger number than usual has been added to our department of fiction. Twenty-five of these volumes are a new edition of Scott's novels, and fifteen volumes, a new edition of Dickens' novels. Though we had complete sets of the works of both of these authors, they were in poor print, and many were deterred
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REPORT OF LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
from reading them on this account. The new editions are illus- trated and have notes and glossary, and are very acceptable to our readers. The schools are not unmindful of the extended privilege allowed them by the new arrangement made last year. Two hundred and sixty-nine books have been issued on school cards. The following is the classification of those used in the schools : Fiction 12, juvenile works 65, history 68, biog- raphy 20, travels 28, poetry 19, scientific 30, literary 27. That the interest in the Natural History rooms continues may be seen from the list of gifts, and from the number of visitors. There have been 1016 visitors during the year to the department. For list of gifts to the Museum, see " Donors and Gifts," in the ap- pendix. Among the gifts to the library and reading room worthy of special notice are sixty-six volumes from George M. Whitaker; a scrap book, containing 178 pages, made of clippings from the Southbridge Journal and other Southbridge papers, from Mrs. Libya M. Litchfield ; a portrait of the late Dr. Sam- uel Hartwell, and an engraving of Hawthorne. Our needs in the direction of additional room for storing books, and for a working room, are forcing themselves upon us more and more each year, and we earnestly hope may at no distant day be sup- plied. From our yearly examination of the books, Feb. 22d, it was found there had been no books lost.
REPORT OF LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
GENERAL STATEMENT.
March 1, 1886.
Added from March 1. 1886,
Withdrawn from March 1,
1886, to March 1, 1887.
number in Library, March 1, 1887.
Total
Books in Library,
10,623
498
7
1I, II4
Pamphlets in Library,
1,105
38
72
1,07I
Periodicals (odd numbers) in Library,
247
22
247
Total unbound material, -
1,352
72
1,318
ACCESSIONS.
Purchases, -
-
-
302
Binding of periodicals and pamphlets, -
66
Gifts, -
130
-
498
Deduct withdrawals,
-
7
49I
Add number in the Library March 1, 1886,
10,623
Present number in Library, -
1I,II4
to March 1, 1887.
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68
REPORT OF LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
CLASSIFICATION.
[ACCESSION AND CIRCULATION.]
Rank of
Classes.
No. Added.
No. in Library.
No. Circulated.
Per- centage.
I
Fiction, -
103
1,204
8,028
49.25
2
Juvenile works,
35
774
3,848
23.6[
3 History,
32
984
634
3.89
4 Biography,
28
940
543
3.43
5
Travels and description,
27
627
802
4 92
6
Poetry and drama,
II
482
33I
2.03
7
Scientific and educational,
32
606
358
2.19
8
Literary and æsthetic,
15
786
358
2.19
9
Religious and philosophical, 17
402
123
.75
IO
Complete works,
00
255
87
.54
II
Miscellaneous works,
16
337
201
1.24
12
Bound periodicals,
69
809
459
2.82
13
Agricultural works,
-
17
148
29
.17
14
Law documents [reserved],
3
167
00
.00
15
Mass. public documents,
15
332
2
.OI
16
U. S. public documents,
24
689
18
.II
I7
French books,
27
83
466
2.79
R.
Reserved section [issued by special.permit], -
24
519
II
06
D. Duplicates,
3
246
00
.00
A. L. Ammidown Library [re- served], - -
00
724
00
.00
498
1I,II4
16,298
100.00
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REPORT OF LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
RANK OF MONTHS.
Use in Library.
1SS5
1886.
Use at Home.
1885.
1SS6.
I
March, -
350
280
March,
18II
1726
2 April,
370
385
2 April,
155I
I407
3 May,
270
200
3
May,
I395
1312
4 June.
220
248
4
June,
1317
I314
5 July,
235
209
5
July,
1259
1367
6
August,
247
2II
6 August,
I394
124I
7
September,
236
195
7
September, 13II
1194
8
October,
290
260
8 October,
1427
I2II
9
November.
265
250
9 November, 1335
1303
IO
December.
276
265
IO
December, 1467
1313
II January, '87,
300
470
II January,'87 1682
I470
12
February,
356
445
I2 February, 1559
1440
Total,
3,415 3,418
Total,
17,508
16,298
CIRCULATION.
From March 1, 1886, to March 1, 1887.
AGGREGATE.
Total number of volumes consulted at the library, 3,418
Total number of volumes taken for home use, 16,298
Total circulation of books, -
19,716
USE OF LIBRARY WITHIN THE ROOM.
Largest use on any day, April 12, -
- 60
Smallest use on any day, Feb. II,
3
Average use per day, II
ISSUED FOR HOME USE.
Largest number issued any day, March 6, - I53
Smallest number issued any day, Feb. 18, 20
Average issue per day, - -
53
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REPORT OF LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
NUMBER WHO HAVE TAKEN BOOKS FROM THE LIBRARY.
Accounts open from the beginning, - 3.702
Accounts cancelled from the beginning, - 1,858
Accounts opened the past year, 195
Accounts now open,
1,844
DONORS AND GIFTS.
PAMPH-
Berkshire Athenæum, Pittsfield, Mass., BOOKS. LETS. MAGAZINES. I
Boston Public Library, -
2
Brackett, Joseph,
6
Brookline (Mass.) Public Library,
I
Cheney, John M.,
4
Commonwealth, - IO
I
Hartford Library Association,
5
Joslin, Hon. A. L., -
6
Kinsey, Joseph, I
Knowlton, T. S., librarian of West Brookfield Library, I
Litchfield, Mrs. Libya M., I
Lovell, Geo. M., 4 22
MacDonnell Bros., Chicago,
I
Nantucket Athenæum, Nantucket,
Mass., - 1
Newton, Free Public Library, -
I
Paige, C. A., - I
Providence Public Library, I
Rice, Hon. W. W., - 20
Rockport (Mass.) Public Library,
I
Smithsonian Institution, ·
I
Amounts carried forward, 56
19
22
Hartwell, Dr. S. C., the estate of, 4
I
7I
REPORT OF LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
Amounts brought forward, 56 19
22
Southbridge Town Officers,
7
Springfield Public Library, I
Stone, Admiral P., - I
Tyngsborough Public Library,
1
Washington, Department of In- terior, 7
Whitaker, George M., - 66
I
Woman's Medical College, Phil.,
I
Woodbury, J. L., -
I
Worcester Public Library, -
6
Anonymous,
I
I 30
38
22
GIFTS TO READING ROOM.
Ammidown, E. H., "Commercial Bulletin."
Easterbrook, Rev. G., "The Cosmopolitan."
Gray, Henry, "Chelsea Record."
Kremmen, Rev. J. M., "Catholic World."
Leonard, Mrs. M. F., "Union Signal."
Nichols, E. C., "Webster Eagle."
Noyes, George, "Massachusetts Ploughman."
Robinson, Wm. T., "Southbridge Herald."
U. S. Patent Office; "Official Gazette " of the U. S. patent office.
Universalist Society, "Christian Leader," and "Universalist Quarterly."
Whitaker, George M., "New England Farmer" and "South- bridge Journal."
Seventh Day Adventist Society, "Good Health" and "Signs of the Times."
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REPORT OF LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
GIFTS TO MUSEUM.
Allen, A. T., of Union, Conn. Account and ciphering man- uscript belonging to the late Calvin Easterbrook of Woodstock, Conn., dated 1764. A copy of the "Ulster County Gazette," published Jan. 4, 1800, in which is a notice of the death and funeral services of Gen. Washington.
Brackett, Joseph. The yoke worn by "Pete" the animal who carried the express when the epizootic raged in town. A crutch, called a "spinal crutch."
Burke, Master Theodore. A hair worm (Gordius).
Herideen, H. F. Pewter buttons, such as were worn about two hundred years since, with the machine for making them.
Leonard, Mrs. M. F. A newspaper containing the advertise- ment subscribed by Luther and Calvin Ammidown as adminis- trators on the estate of Caleb Ammidown, who died April 15, 1799.
Leonard, B. A. A specimen of mail matter addressed to the late Manning Leonard, Esq., rescued from the steamer Oregon, sunk off Fire Island, March 14, 1886.
Mason, Henry D. Papers belonging to the late Capt. Abel Mason, relating to the parish and town of Southbridge. Also muster rolls and other army papers.
Morse, Edwin T .. A copy of "The Call," a San Francisco paper containing an account of the twentieth annual encamp- ment of the Grand Army of the Republic.
Paige, C. A. Relics from the battle-fields of Gettysburg and Antietam ; also a stone from the foundation of Jefferson Mill at Mount Vernon, the home of Washington, and a peach stone from a peach tree at Mount Vernon.
Wells, George W. A copy of "The Emancipator," published by the American Anti-Slavery Society, dated June 22, 1837.
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REPORT OF LIBRARY COMMITTEE.
FINANCIAL.
RECEIPTS.
Fines,
$64 21
Cards, - 9 02
Catalogues, -
3 25
Waste paper,
5 77
F. H. Walker, of Mashapaug, for use of Library six months, -
I 50
-$83 75
EXPENDITURES.
Express and freight, -
$15 90
Postage, 7 58
Stationery, -
3 83
Extra papers and magazines, -
3 29
Glue, mucilage and repairing muslin,
3 80
New type for rubber stamp, - 75
Disinfectant, insect powder and alcohol for museum, I 88
Gas lighters, charcoal and twine, -
I 80
Brooms, brushes and pail, 6 07
New seating six stools for reading room, I 50
H. Hobbs, Wm. Clarke and others for repairs, 7 24
-$53 64
A. JEANNETTE COMINS, Librarian.
.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
Overseers of the Poor.
REPORT.
ALMSHOUSE AND FARM.
The charges at the almshouse and farm are $2,208. Net cost for full support with an average of 17 inmates is $1 42 per week, includes services of the Superintendent and Matron, hired labor, services of physician, etc. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Northup, who have served as Superintendent and Matron for the last seven years to the satisfaction of the several boards of Overseers, are engaged for another year. Three hundred and seventy dollars have been expended for repairs of buildings, the old chimney taken down a new one built, and other repairs which have much improved the family part of the house. The inventory of personal property is $3,012, a gain of $581 over last year. The balance to the credit of the account with the gain of personal property is $774.
For the support of poor at the almshouse we recommend for the ensuing year an appropriation of $ 1,200, same as last year. For outside poor $2,500 against $3,500 last year, a reduction of $1,000, with a balance of $316 in the treasury for repairs of buildings. No appropriation need be made for this account.
OUTSIDE POOR.
The charges to outside poor have been $3,267, includes $1,001 for the insane at hospitals, $118 paid in other towns for paupers having settlements in this town, $594 for paupers in
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REPORT OF OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
this town having settlements in other towns which has or will be paid back to the town, for tramps $19.80. This shows $1,535 paid in the town. The whole expense of outside poor in and out of town is $2,673, a decrease of $604 from last year. The balance in the treasury to credit of the account is $957, will be increased to $1,168 by the payment of bills due from other towns March Ist. Nearly one-third of the account is for the insane at hospitals; two inmates, Bridget Kane and Regina Fogle, have recently been transferred to the town almshouse; remaining inmates are Lydia Fisk, Catherine Tynan, Thomas Boyle, Hendrick L. Smith. Tramps cared for 198, against 408 last year.
C. A. PAIGE, E. M. PHILLIPS, WM. C. CALLAHAN, Overseers of the Poor.
INMATES OF ALMSHOUSE.
The following persons have been inmates of the almshouse for the whole or part of the year with an average of 17 for the year :
John Clark,
aged 80
Charles Congdon,
aged 39
Thomas Powers,
- aged 69
Ellen Powers, - aged 63
Margaret O'Brien, -
aged 71
Lucy Harding, -
aged 56
Catherine Tynan,
- aged 71
Mary Baker,
aged 86
John Murphy,
-
aged 63
Albert Sanders,
-
aged 60
Catherine Welch,
Lucy Cady,
-
- aged 69 aged 87
-
- -
-
-
-
-
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REPORT OF OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
John Mack,
aged 62
Daniel Holden.
aged 66
Mary Cutting. aged 25
Ruby Cutting,
aged I
Lewis Gaumon,
aged 25
Bridget Kane,
aged 56
Regina Fogle,
aged 65
Hiram Simpson, aged 63
*Daniel Smith,
aged 48 Unknown
*Mary Conley,
*Mary Tobin and child, (10 months),
aged 25
*Shepard Davis, aged 8
*Lucy Martin,
aged 24 Infant
* Ardoe Martin,
* John McCarty,
aged 62
*Mary King,
aged 21
*Joseph King,
aged 5
*Rosie King, aged 3
*Francis Scarborough,
aged 48
*Kate McGrath,
aged 18
*Joseph Williams, died Oct. 30, 1886, age 77. * Not inmates March 1, 1887.
ACCOUNTS DUE THE TOWN.
OUTSIDE ACCOUNT.
State of Massachusetts, $96 58
City of Northampton, 113 28
Town of Williamsburg,
6 00
$215 86
ALMSHOUSE ACCOUNT.
State of Massachusetts, -
$549 00
J. P. Green, old iron,
5 73
$554 73
So
REPORT OF OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
INVENTORY OF PERSONAL PROPERTY AT THE ALMSHOUSE AND FARM. Feb. 28, 1887.
Class I, - $1,041 00 2,
341 50
3, 753 45
4, 238 67
5. 233 00
398 10
7, -
7 12
$3.012 84 2,431 82
Inventory of 1886,
Gain from 1886,
$581 02
LEWIS MORSE, CHAUNCY BROWN, GEO. L. CLEMENCE, Appraisers.
Southbridge, Feb. 28, 1887.
ACCOUNT OF CASH
Received and Paid the Treasurer by C. A. Paige for account of the Overseers of the Poor, for the year ending Feb. 28, 1887.
Town of Ware, aid to Mrs. A. E. Cooper, ȘII 25
Town of Rutland, aid to Edwin M. Rice, - 25 50
Town of Medway, aid to Mrs. C. A. Phillips, 53 34 Town of . Palmer, aid to Mrs. Henry Place, - 5 25
Town of Hadley, aid to Miss Catherine Parr, 26 00
Town of Sutton, aid to Lewis Mountain, 13 56
Town of Grafton, aid to Mary Lucy Martin, 31 36
Town of Williamsburg, aid to Mrs. Henry Wetherell, 94 00
Amount carried forward, $260 26
·
6.
-
REPORT OF OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
8 1
Amount brought forward, $260 26
Town of Spencer, aid to Joseph Dragon,
25 50
Charles Morse, I old cart, - 10 00
Nelson Fortier, clothing, etc.,
13 24
Joseph Demars, for coffin, etc .
10 00
Peter Martin, I cow, -
35 00
George F. Northup. I heifer,
18 00
C. A. Paige, for produce,
7 46
Wm. C. Callahan, for produce,
-
4 30
E. M. Phillips, for produce,
13 34
Nelson Vinton, for produce,
IO
Rev. G. Esterbrook, for produce,
3 00
A. W. Olds, for produce, -
80
Caroline Stead, for produce,
73
H. Walker, for produce, -
1 00
C. Ide, for produce, -
50
Joseph Fallows, for produce,
I 08
Ira Vinton, for produce,
18
N. J. Harrington, for produce,
1 79
Jos. Williams, for produce,
65
C. V. Carpenter, for produce,
4 00
J. W. Marble, for produce,
5 00
M. M. Marble, for produce,
I 08
Geo. White, for produce,
2 50
Joseph Gagnon, for produce,
6 00
J. M. Cochran, for produce, Edwin Morse, for produce,
1 00
Geo. Trusedale, for produce,
-
5 00
James Marble, for produce,
4 00
Chauncy Brown, for produce,
1 25
Metcalf Baker, for produce,
5 80
Chas. Johnson, for produce,
3 00
John Derien, 2 pigs, -
15 00
Samuel Hager, I pig,
3 50
Frank Sayles, I pig,
-
3 00
W. E. Alden, amount overpaid,
- 4 00
-
-
$475 06
4 00
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
FIRE NGINEERS.
REPORT.
The Engineers have the honor of submitting their annual report of the Fire Department for the year ending Feb. 28, 1887, showing the condition of the Department at the present time.
MANUAL FORCE. .
The manual force consists of a chief and four assistant engi- neers, two steamer companies of fifteen men each, two hook and ladder companies of ten men each ; also eleven horses sub- ject to the call of the department.
FIRE ALARMS.
The record of fire alarms for the year is four, the aggregate loss of which is about $ 11,000, partially covered by insurance.
The department has been called out to but a very few false alarms.
APPARATUS.
The apparatus is in good condition. Steamer No. 2 was in- spected in June, and pronounced to be in a dangerous condition. It was immediately placed in the shop and thoroughly repaired by putting on entire new steel fire box and new tubes, and is now pronounced by competent judges to be as good as new. It was also reported adding much to its appearance.
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REPORT OF FIRE ENGINEERS.
HOUSES.
A new cement floor has been laid in No. I engine house, which will last for all time. This was a much-needed improve- ment.
Although the firemen have had but a little to do the past year it may be the calm before the storm, and should the storm come we feel confident that the men would render a good account of themselves, and as in the past reflect credit on themselves and on the department.
Respectfully submitted,
CALVIN CLAFLIN, Chief of Department.
ROLL CALL FOR 1886-7.
ENGINEERS. Calvin Claflin, Chief.
A. H. Cozzens, Ist Asst. B. C. Stone, 2d Asst.
J. W. Robinson, 3d Asst. M. Egan, 4th Asst. and Clerk.
STEAMER CO. NO. I. Charles Phipps, Foreman and Steward. Franklin Cady, Engineer. Geo. A. Bartlett, Asst. William L. Felton, Fireman.
E. L. Gay, Eugene Comstock, A. E. Buell, Joseph Bebo, Robert Moore, Wm. Northup, James Marble, Ernest Chandler, Frank Felton, Frank Reed. George Keach, substitute.
HOOK AND LADDER CO. NO. I. George V. Moulton, Foreman. M. L. Dillaber, Assistant Foreman. E. A. Brown, Clerk and Treasurer. Charles Stone, Julius Stone, Frank Vinton, Everet Kenfield, Andrew M. Higgins, Louis Duquette, Napoleon Duquette.
STEAMER CO. NO. 2. J. W. Mckinstry, Foreman.
Luke Reilly, Assistant. Charles Hall, Clerk. A. H. Simpson, Engineer. George Simpson, Assistant. James A. Ryan, Fireman.
Geo. W. Upham, T. H. Burns, Geo. H. Thayer, Wm. F. Bartlett, J. T. Holden, Ed. Dougherty, J. Splaine, Lawrence Flynn, Robert Pepper.
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REPORT OF FIRE ENGINEERS.
HOOK AND LADDER CO. NO. 2.
John J. Ryan, Foreman.
Thomas Shea, Assistant. John T. Hoben, Clerk.
Michael W. Kelly, Edward Splaine, John F. Cuddihy, Michael Breen, Thomas F. Ryan, William Kennedy, Peter Cunningham.
LIST OF FIRES.
March 8. Alarm sounded at 10.45 p. m Albert McKin- stry. Loss $6000. Partially insured. Full department out 8 hours. Cause of fire, accident.
April 20. Alarm sounded at 3.40 p. m. Wooden bridge N. Y. & N. E. R. R. Full department out. Loss none.
July 7. Skating rink ; owner, H. W. Hamilton. Whole de- partment out. Loss $5000 : insurance $ 1000.
July 13. Hamilton Woolen Co. shed. Loss $300 ; insurance none.
MICHAEL EGAN, Clerk.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TAX COLLECTOR
UNPAID TAXES.
POLLS.
Anger, Charles, $2 00
Caughlin, Thomas, $2 00
* Breen, Michael,
2 00
Clarke, Joseph, 2 00
Brogan, John, 2 00
Comifort, Michael, 2 00
Boucher, Dieudonne, 2 00
Croteau, Zepheim, 2 00
*Bartlett. Wm. F., 2 00
Champagne, Pierre, 2 00
Bachand, Pierre(Cross st.) 2 00
Cormier, Pierre, 2 00
Bouvier, William, 2 00
Cadaret, Felix, 2 00
Brown, David. 2 00
Codere. joseph. 2 00
Blute, John, 2 00
*Cunningham, Peter, 2 00
Bouvier. Joseph, 2 00
Choinard, Alfred,
2 00
Beauregard. Joseph, 2 00
Carmel, Peter.
2 00
Bertrand, Hyacinth, 2 00
Caplette, Olivier.
2 00
Balthazar, Henry, Jr.,
2 00
Curran, James,
2 00
Bachand. Michel 3d, 2 00
Connell, William, 2 00
Barry, Peter, 2 00
Demerce, Leon, 2 00.
Bonin, Amede,
2 00
Dragon, Francois,
2 00
Boucher, Narcisse,
2 00
Dumas, Pierre,
2 CO
Bertrand, Louis,
2 00
Degrenier. Andrew,
2 CO
Brown, John F.,
2 00
Deleney, Michael, 2 00
Brousseau, Albert,
2 00
Duquette, Joseph, 2 00
Blais, James,
2 00
Duquette, Edward, Jr. 2 00
Boyle, John,
2 00
*Duquette, Napoleon, 2 00
Bibeau, Adelord,
2 00
Duclos, David, 2 CO
Balthazar, Narcisse,
2 00
Dumouchel, Samuel, 2 00
Brown, David J.
2 00
Doyle, James, 2 00
Callahan, James J.,
2 00
Douty, Charles, 2 00
*Cuddihy, John,
2 00
Desourdie, Louis, 2 00
92
REPORT OF TAX COLLECTOR.
*Doherty, Edward, $2 00
Howard, Michael,
$2 00
Dufaut, David,
2 00
Joubert, Euserbe, 2 00
Dufaut, Pierre, 2 00
Jalbert, Diendonne, 2 00
Duperez, Albert, 2 00
*Kenfield, Everett, 2 00
Ducharme, Maxime, 2 00
Kinney, John, 2 00
Demerce, Euserbe, 2 00
Lavalle, Michael, 2 00
Daigneault, Philibert,
2 00
Lamothe, Felix, 2 00
Dunn, John, 2 00
Daigneault, Alphonse,
2 00
Lataille, Alexander, 2 00
*Felton, Wm. L.,
2 00
Langevin, Pierre V., 2 00
Fontaine, Lucian,
2 00
Lorange, Louis, 2 CO
Franklin, James,
2 00
Leduc, Geofrey, 2 00
Gauthier, Stanislas,
2 00
Lataille, Cyrille, 2 00
Gravel, Francis X.,
2 00
Loranger, J. B., 2 00
Gravel, Alfred, 2 00
Geer, John M.,
2 00
Lacasse, Alfred, 2 00
Grant, James D.,
2 00
Lavalle, Pierre (River st.) 2 00
Lynk, Francis, 2 00
Girard, Pierre,
2 00
Lachapelle, J. Edmond, 2 00
Gregorie, Joseph,
2 00
Laroche, J. B., 2 00
Girard, Charles W.,
2 00
Lamontagne, Louis, 2 00
Gauthier, Amable,
2 00
* Laroche, Julien, 2 00
Galipeau, J. B.,
2 00
Gravel, Joseph, 2 00
Laplante, Arcidace, 2 00
Ģarceau, Charles,
2 00
Livernoie, Oliver,
2 00
Horrigan, Patrick, 2 00
Larochelle, Ludger, 2 00
Holden, Thomas H.,
2 00
Laliberty, Maxime, 2 00
*Holden, James T., 2 00
Labossiere, Pierre, 2 00
Hannon, James, 2 00
Labossiere, Philios, 2 00
Hetue, Louis, 2 00
Lacasse, Arthur, 2 00
Hogan, John W.,
2 00
Lee, Samuel, 2 00
Houle, Theophile,
2 00
Laliberty, Joseph, 2 00
Hetue, Elzear, 2 00 Lavalle, Pierre (Hook st.) 2 00
Halaire, Pierre, 2 00
Laroche, J. B., 2 00
Fay, Frank, 2 00
Larivier, Pierre, 2 00
*Felton, Frank N.,
Lavalle, Louis 2d, 2 00
Lamothe, Felix, 2 00
Grant, Edward,
2 00
* Laroche, Charles, 2 00
L'homme, Michel, 2 00
93
REPORT OF TAX COLLECTOR.
Lavalle, Thomas, $2 00
*Peppard, Robert B, $2 00
Lamontagne, Joseph, 2 00
Peloquin, Pierre, 2 00
Laughlin. John,
2 00
Peloquin, Pierre 2d, 2 00
Lamothe. Pierre, 2 00
Proulx, Charles, 2 00
Laplante, Joseph,
2 00
Proulx, Maxime, 2 00
Murphy, Michael.
2 00
Potvin, Francois. 2 00
*Moore. Robert E . 2 00
Patenaud, Joseph, 2 00
Mansfield, Thomas, Jr .. 2 CO
Poirier, Pierre, 2 00
*Moulton. George V.,
2 0)
Proulx. J. B., Jr . 2 00
Murphy. Thomas, 2 00
Peloskie. Ernest, 2 00
Maher, John. 2 00
Peck. Richard, 2 00
Monminy, Jerry,
2 00
Potvin, Joseph, 2 CO
Marchessault, Narcisse,
2 00
Peloquin, Theotine, 2 00
Monroe, James,
2 00
Parent, Cleo; hus, 2 00
Marchessault, Joseph,
2 00.
Perron, Michel, 2 00
Morrissey, Patrick.
2 00
Poirier, Jean B.,
2 00
Martin, John,
2 00
Pelardy, Michel, 2 00
Moore, Octave.
2 00
Pollard, Joseph, 2 00
Moren, Eugene,
2 00
Plouf, Calixte,
2 00
Monminy, Hormidas,
2 00
Paul, Francois, 2 00
Murphy, John C.,
2 00
Quirk, John, 2 CO
Monminy, Jeremiah, 2 00
*Ryan, John J.,
2 00
Murphy, Dennis, Jr., 2 CO
* Ryan, Thomas, 2 00
Martel, Isadore, 2 00)
*Riley, Luke, 2 00
Martland, Charles, 2 00
Ryan. Thomas, 2 00
Ryan, William,
2 00
Morrison, Lawrence T, 2 00 Nadeau, Louis,
2 00
Ryan, William,
2 00
*Northup, W. A. 2 00
Ryan, James,
2 00
Nadeau, Joseph, 2 00
Ryan, William,
2 00
O'Brien, Michael, 2 00
Ryan, Daniel, 2 00
O'Keefe, John, 2 00
Robert, Louis,
2 00
O'Brien, John, 2 00
Rochon, Victor,
2 00
O'Brien, Martin, 2 00
Renaud, Joseph,
2 00
O'Brien, Jeremiah, 2 CO
Renaud, Pierre, 2 00
O'Halloran, James, 2 00
Renaud, J. B . 2 00
O'Keefe, Patrick, 2 00
Riopel, Eugene. 2 00
94
REPORT OF TAX COLLECTOR.
Rheims, Leon, $2 00
Theriault, Joseph, $2 00
Smith, Cornelius L.,
2 00
Trembley, Theophile. 2 00
Sheridan, Patrick,
2 00
Trembley, Theophile, Jr., 2 00
Savory, Frank, 2 00
Tisdale, Dennis, 2 00
Simpson, F. X., 2 00
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