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Pursuant to the provisions of said Statute, the Town authorities waived the matter of taxation, and the trus- tees continued to conduct what has since been known as the "Howard High School," bearing the entire expense until the year 1917, when the Town contributed the sum of Two Thousand ($2,000.00) Dollars for its maintenance, increasing the figures to Three Thousand ($3,000.00) Dollars in the year 1918.
The school was conducted in the manner heretofore mentioned by the parties conducting the Seminary school until the year 1913, when the trustees took over its man-
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agement and employed the teachers.
It has since that date been conducted by them, subject, however, according to the provisions of said Act, to the approval of the school superintendent. The average at- tendance at the time of the passage of said Act did not exceed twenty-five (25) scholars; since that time there has been a rapid increase in the number of scholars at- tending, until it has reached something more than a hundred.
The present standard of educational requirements has demanded an elevation of the standard of the school and teachers, and the trustees have endeavored to keep pace with progress in that line. This, with increased attend- dance, has greatly increased the expenses of maintaining the school at a proper point of efficiency, and the trustees found it necessary to call upon the Town for assistance, it responding in accordance with the figures mentioned above.
The trustees represented to your committee that in their efforts to maintain the school in the past, notwithstanding the assistance of the Town, they have run in debt to the extent of Ten Thousand ($10,000.00) Dollars, in order to make necessary repairs and improvements, that their buildings, in some respects, at least, require further re- pairs.
That it was necessary last year to employ an additional teacher and another this year, that a drawing teacher should be employed, and that in many ways the expenses will increase in the future.
That it will be impossible for them to maintain an effi- cient high school without very materially increased assist- ance from the Town; giving as an estimate, five or six thousand dollars next year, and suggested that there are only two courses open to them: (1) a larger contribution from the Town; (2) that the Town take over the High school and maintain it with the assistance of the trustees.
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In considering the first method, namely, a larger con- tribution to its maintenance by the Town, it becomes necessary to consider the amendment to the Constitution of Massachusetts, which was adopted at the November election, 1917, which is as follows:
ARTICLES OF AMENDMENT No. 2, SEC. 2
(All monies raised in the towns and cities for the support of public schools shall be applied to, and expended in, no other schools than those which are conducted according to law, under the order and superintendence of the authorities of the city or town in which the money is ex- pended;) and no grant, appropriation or use of public money or property or loan of public cred- it shall be made or authorized by the Common- wealth or any political division thereof for the purpose of founding, maintaining or aiding any school or institution of learning, whether under public control or otherwise, wherein any de- nominational doctrine is inculcated, or any col- lege, infirmary, hospital (institution or educa- tional, charitable or religious undertaking which is not publicly owned and under exclusive con- trol, order and superintendance of public of- ficers, or public agents authorized by the Com- monwealth or Federal authority or both), ex- cept that appropriations may be made for main- tenance and support of the Soldiers' Home in Massachusetts and for public libraries in any city or town and to carry out legal obligations, if any already entered into; and no such grant, appropriation or use of public money or prop- erty or loan of public credit shall be made or authorized for the purpose of founding, main- taining or aiding any church, religious denom-
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ination or society.
SECTION 5. This amendment shall not take effect until October first next succeeding its rat- ification and adoption by the people.
The wording of this amendment would seem to ex- clude the town's right to assist in the maintenance of a school, a large part of which is supported from funds held by private individuals or trustees, who employ the teachers, and who, in short, conduct the school, subject to the approval of the school superintendent.
Concerning the second method, the executive commit- tee of the trustees expressed a willingness to enter into some arrangement with the town, for the latter to take over the control of the High school, they contributing to its maintenance by the use of their building, which seems to be fairly adapted, and which is now being used for that purpose; the trustees further contributing to such extent and in such ways as should be agreed upon in carrying out the details.
Your committee believes that it was the intentión of the original founders of the Trust Funds that the town's people should receive the benefits therefrom by way of education for their children, and it would be unfortun- ate for the town to lose the co-operation and assistance of the trustees in the maintenance of its educational institutions.
The serious doubt of the town's having the right to assess its citizens for the support of the school, while under private control, would seem, in the minds of your committee, to make the continuation of that method of more than doubtful wisdom.
While your committee do not feel called upon to make specific recommendations, they do deem it within their province to suggest to the town the serious consideration of the question of taking over the High school, and con-
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ducting it as a strictly public school, with the co-opera- tion and assistance of the trustees.
If the town should consider taking any action in the matter, the employment of teachers and the successful conduct of the school next year would seem to call for reasonably early consideration and action.
It is the feeling of your committee that the first thing to be considered is the maintenance of the school upon a high standard. It has been in the last few years and is unquestionably now being elevated, and materially im- proved through the efforts of the trustees; and your com- mittee wish to commend the conduct of the trustees in their efforts to establish and maintain a good school for the benefit of the town, and the committee agree with the trustees that they are unable, in view of the increased expenses, to conduct the school as it should be conducted without very material and increased assistance.
WILLIAM G. MITCHELL, LEWIS B. CODDING, · A. F. BARKER.
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Dogs 1918.
Number of dogs licensed from January 1, 1918, to December 31, 1918:
Males, 195; Females, 19; total, 214. 195 males at $2.00, 19 Females at $5.00,
$390.00
95.00
$485.00
Less Clerk's fees,
42.80
$442.20
June 1st, paid County Treasurer, $283.20
Dec. 1st, paid County Treasurer, 159.00 - $442.20
EDWARD H. CROCKER, Town Clerk.
Hunters Licenses.
Number of Resident Hunters' Licenses issued for the year ending December 31, 1918, eighty-three (83).
83 Licenses at $1.00,
Less Clerk's fees at 15 cents,
12.45
$83.00
$70.55
Paid Fish and Game Commissioners,
70.55
EDWARD H. CROCKER,
Town Clerk.
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Report of Assessors.
LIST OF APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1918
Moderator,
$15.00
Selectmen,
700.00
Auditors,
100.00
Treasurer and Collector,
850.00
Assessors,
700.00
Other financial officers and accounts,
15.00
Town Clerk,
225.00
Law,
75.00
Election and Registration ,
280.00
Town Hall,
300.00
Police,
300.00
Fire Department, equipment,
850.00
Fire Department, Engine House,
585.00
Sealer of Weights and Measures,
55.00
Moth Extermination,
755.00
Tree Warden,
225.00
Board of Health and Quarantine,
350.00
Inspection of Animals,
50.00
Inspection of Slaughtering,
400.00
Highways, Bridges and Sidewalks,
3,500.00
Replacing and Repainting Street Signs,
100.00
Overseers of Poor and Poor Out,
1,500.00
Soldiers' Relief,
600.00
Monument Grounds (care of)
10.00
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Memorial Day Observance,
100.00
Unclassified,
350.00
Cemeteries (care of),
30.00
Interest,
400.00
Library,
200.00
Street Lights,
700.00
Reserve Fund,
1,000.00
Teaching at Howard High School,
3,000.00
Education :
General Control,
1,000.00
Teachers' Salaries,
8,500.00
Text Books and Supplies,
1,000.00
Janitors and Supplies,
1,100.00
Maintenance of Buildings,
800.00
Fuel,
1,000.00
Transportation,
2,000.00
Sundries,
100.00
Property Owners' Liability, Moth Work,
323.70
Hydrants,
1,000.00
Audit,
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300.00
Poor Out,
1,500.00
Police Department,
250.00
$37,194.70
ASSESSMENT ON PROPERTY
State Tax,
$4,510.00
State Highway Tax,
226.74
County Tax,
2,567.69
Bonds,
2,000.00
Town Grant,
37,194.30
$46,498.73
Less Corporation and National Bank Tax, 300.00
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Income Tax,
5,477.85
5,777.85
$40,720.88
Overlayings,
663.39
Bay State Street Railway's Excise Tax,
1,030.77
Subsequent Assessment,
29.79
$42,444.83
TABLE OF AGGREGATES
Number of residents assessed on property,
793
Number of non-residents assessed on property, 264
Number of persons assessed on property,
1,057
Number of persons assessed for poll tax only,
371
Number of persons assessed,
1,428
Number of male polls assessed,
799
Tax on each poll, $2.00
Value of assessed personal estate,
$248,828.00
Value of assessed real estate, · $1,645,731.00
Total valuation assessed April 1, 1918,
$1,894,559.00
TAX FOR STATE, COUNTY AND TOWN PURPOSES INCLUDING OVERLAYINGS
On Personal estate,
$5,225.39
On Real estate,
34,560.35
On Polls,
1,598.00
- $41,383.74
Rate per thousand,
$21.00
Number of horses assessed,
236
Number of cows assessed, 642
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Number of sheep assessed,
22
Number of neat cattle other than cows assessed, 179
Number of swine assessed, 123
Number of dwelling houses assessed
694
Number of acres of land assessed,
9471 18/100
Number of fowl assessed,
3,469
EXEMPTED PROPERTY
Real
Trustees of the Howard Funds in West Bridge- water,
$98,000
Unitarian Society,
5,700
Methodist Episcopal Society,
3,200
Baptist Society,
2,600
Sunset Ave. Baptist Society,
1,200
Old Bridgewater Historical Society,
3,200
Town Hall, West Bridgewater,
10,000
Fire Engine House,
1,200
Town Farm,
7,000
$132.100
Widows' Exemption,
6,750
Soldiers' Exemption,
3,325
$147,175
ALBERT MANLEY, CLINTON P. HOWARD, EDWIN H. THAYER,
Assessors.
List of Taxpayers.
Alden A. Eugene
$3.32
Anderson, Carl A.
96.83
Alden, Nellie W.
39.90
Anderson, Charles O.
54.50
Aldrich, Eldon L.
2.00
Anderson, Elizabeth 84.00
Aldrich, Ira F.
2.00
Anderson, John A.
4.63
Alexander, Alexander G.
29.62
Andrea, Antoine
2.00
Alger, Albert L.
2.00
Andre, John
2.00
Alger, Alice H., et al.
2.10
Andre, Joseph
.53
Alger, Edith M.
131.25
Andre, Manuel
39.80
Alger, George W.
13.55
Andrea, Manuel
2.25
Alger, Herbert W.
61.85
Andre, Manuel J.
20.38
Alger Lucia
104.75
Audrews, Cecil N.
47.15
Alger, Mary E.
42.00
Andrews, David
2.00
Alger, Mason
10.50
Andrews, Edward T.
4.10
Alger, Robert D.
8.30
Audrews, George A.
31.50
Alger, Roland W.
4.10
Andrews, Henry E.
31.40
Alger, Susan L.
22.05
Anthony, Robert
2.00
Alger, William H.
46.73
Asach, Gabriel A.
2.00
Allen, Anna J.
2.10
Asach, A. Griel, et al.
169.58
Allen, Catherine L., et al.
36.75
Asach, John G.
2.00
Allen, Henry F.
26.15
Asach, Michael J.
6.20
Allen, John E.
2.00
Asach, Michael P.
3.26
Almeidia, Miguel Silva
2.00
Asach, Thomas Gabriel
2.00
Alves, Jose Vierra,
63.22
Atwood, Ida H.
42.00
Ames, George F.
26.15
Atwood, Ronald
2.00
Ames, Harriet E.
29.93
Austin, Frank
2.00
Ames, John C.
21.74
Austin, Henry M.
2.00
Ames, Sumner P.
35.88
Augustine, Anthony
2.00
Ames, William N.
2.00
Augustino, Manuel
2.92
Anderson, Aaron
2.00
Anderson, Adolf
2.00
Bachelder, Chester R.
2.00
Anderson, Anders
2.00
Bachelder, William L.
2.00
Anderson Bros.
210.67
Bachelder, William R.
65.34
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Baker, Benjamin C.
38.75
Bisbee, Fred E.
2.00
Baker, Benjamin F.
2.00
Bismore, Andrew
2.00
Baker, Charles F.
4.10
Bismore, Joseph H.
2.00
Baker, Gertrude
.53
Bismore, Joseph H., Jr.
2.74
Baker, Grace E.
60.90
Bismore, Joseph H.
2.00
Balbony, Henry
31.40
Bismore, Lucy E.
33.60
Barker, Albert F.
174.22
Bettencourt, Antone
14.85
Barnes, John P.
4.10
Bettencourt, Jose M.
2.00
Barr, Sidney L.
82.95
Blackey, Arthur L.
2.00
Barros, Manuel S.
21.15
Blackey, Charles S.
63.00
Bartlett, Henry
46.10
Blackmer, John H.
69.20
Bartlett, Horace
329.39.
Blake, John E.
30.98
Barton, Minnie Lee
33.60
Blanchard, Arthur L.
12.50
Bates, Frank L.
2.00
Blanchard, Elizabeth, et al. 27.30
Bates, George E.
2.00
Blanchard, William E.
6.20
Bates, Loring M.
2.00
Blood, Anna Lawson
34.65
Beal, Joseph L. T.
2.00
Bosworth, Albert F.
2.00
Beals, Lena L.
54.60
Bosworth, William F.
32.45
Bearse, Annie L.
44.10
Boudreau, William B.
42.95
Belcher, Charles E.
12.60
Bourne, Edward L.
2.00
Belmore, Adolor O.
174.20
Boyajian, Manooz
2.00
Belmore, Octave
87.58
Bradford, Nathan W.
77.08
Bendinelli, Alvaro
2.00
Bradford, Nathan W., et al.
1.05
Bendinelli, Arthur
2.00
Braga, Joseph J.
68.99
Bendinelli, Arthur, et al.
106.05
Bragga, Manuel J.
30.14
Bendinelli Bros.
14.18
Braga, Philomenna P.
28.35
Bennett, Ralph
2.00
Brick, Mary E.
22.05
Bennett, Roland C.
2.00
Brock, Norman L.
60.80
Bennett, Rufus C.
126.85
Bowman, Carl E.
2.00
Benson, Claribel
25.20
Brooks, Benjamin F.
6.20
Benson, Emily W.
30.03
Brooks, Fred H.
2.00
Benson, Joseph F.
2.80
Broughton, Evelyn L.
32.55
Benson, Sheldon
2.00
Bergquest, David
2.00
Broughton, Evelyn L., Trustee for 138.18
Bergquest, David, et al.
21.00
Brown, Charles H.
27.20
Bernardo, Augusto
2.00
Browne, Edward E.
39.80
Bernier, Thomas J.
2.00
Brown, S. Waldo
10.50
Bernstein Bros.
2.00
Bruce, Malcolm L.
2.00
Bernstein, Eric F.
43.90
Buchanan, Margaret J., et al. 21.74
Berry, Charles W.
32.45
Buchanan, William H. 2.00
Biladeau, Calice
37.91
Buck, Heman A.
7.88
Billington, Edward N.
2.00
Buck, Heman A., et ux. 43.26
Billington, Elizabeth L.
37.80
Burgess, Arthur M. 2.00
37
Burgess, Emma J.
52.50
Chaves, Manuel S. 2.00
Burque, Frank P.
5.57
Chaves, Manuel S. and Mary J.
21.00
Cheney, Clinton A.
37.64
Cairns, William J.
33.50
Cheney, Fred A.
2.00
Calkins, Lewis J.
39.80
Chisholm, George
162.97
Calkins, Lewis P., et al.
4.20
Chisholm, Lavinia K.
42.00
Calk, William B.
36.65
Chisholm, Walter K.
2.00
Cambone, P. Frank
2.00
Churchill, Carrie
40.22
Capen, Frank A.
38.75
Churchill, Edward H.
2.00
Carey, Hattie E.
29.40
Churchill, Eunice M.
25.20
Carlson, Carl P.
63.85
Churchill, Thomas H.
2.00
Carlson, John
87.26
Clark, Arthur E.
63.95
Carson, Pauline D.
73.50
Clark, Edmund F.
48.26
Carson, William B. 1
6.20
Clark, Ellen R.
35.70
Carter, Bert L.
40.85
Clark, Everett
2.00
Carter, Roland A.
2.00
Clark, Everett C.
2.00
Cashion, Patrick J.
4.10
Clark, Ida W.
33.60
Cashion, Patrick J., et al.
51.87
Clark, John T.
2.74
Cassady, John J.
2.00
Clark, Sarah C.
144.69
Cassiani, John
6.94
. Cloudman, Lester N.
2.00
Caswell, Cheever J.
10.40
Clough, John B.
2.00
Chadwick, Alice E ..
59.85
Cloutier, Arthur
56.08
Chadwick, Howard L.
2.61
Cobb, George F.
4.73
Chandler, Abbott L.
2.00
Cobbett, Anson E.
25.10
Chandler, Lucy E.
21.00
Cobbett, Orin W.
26.68
Chapman, Albert R.
8.30
Cobbett, William E.
2.00
Charnock, Lester J.
9.88
Codding, Lewis B.
5.63
Chase, Andrew E.
2.00
Codding, Sarah B.
48.30
Chase, George
2.00
Cogan, Edward, 21.00
Chase, Harold B.
2.00
Cogan, Edward, Jr.
5.15
Chase, John A.
9.14
Cogswell, George D. C.
2.00
Chassez, Theophile
44.17
Colwell, Charles H.
14.70
Chatfield, Ella H. F.
70.88
Conant, Herbert W.
2.00
Chatfield, Oscar J.
2.00
Congdon, Fred T.
2.00
Chatfield, William O.
1.58
Connelly, Dennis E. .
63.00
Chaves, John S.
2.00
Connor, Elizabeth
6.30
Chaves, Joseph
3.15
Conrad, Alister E.
36.65
Chaves, Joseph S.
37.70
Copeland, Anace M.
30.45
Chaves, Antonio A.
2.00
Copeland, Bradford
178.19
Chaves, Joseph S., Jr.
2.00
Copeland, Bradford, et al.
1.58
Chaves, Joseph T.
39.80
Copeland, Edmund
26.68
Chaves, Manuel
2.00
Copeland, Frank
2.00
Burque, Angelina
16.80
38
Copeland, Frank, et al.
32.24
Dawson, Catherine R. 39.90
Copeland, Lyman E.
76.45
Dechambeau, James M.
2.00
Copeland, L. E. and E.
273.70
De Couite, Jose Austo
46.20
Copeland, Samuel G.
304.25
De Laura, Augustinho C. 2.00
De Mattos, Manuel
2.00
Copeland, S. G. and Brad- ford
16.07
De Mattos, Manuel
34.34
Copeland, Sumner H.
8.30
Denley, J. Clifton
16.70
Cordeiro, Manuel M.
35.90
Dewyer, Mary A.
27.30
Cotter, Margaret
69.89
Dickerman, Clarence L.
2.00
Couite, Jose A.
2.00
Dickerman, John H.
83.90
Courtney, John J.
2.00
Di Giano, Frank
2.00
Cowell, Charles E.
45.05
Di Giano, John B.
2.00
Crawshaw, Benjamin
4.10
Di Salle, Hugo
35.60
Crocker, Edward H.
2.00'
Dolbec, Jules
11.98
Crocker, Walter
2.00
Dolbec, Jules and Alva
58.13
Crosby, Willard V.
2.00
Donahue, Malachi
32.98
Crosby, W. Harry
15.75
Dorgan, Charles W.
39.80
Cross, Richard
88.82
Doty, Chester A.
2.00
Crowley, Daniel F.
53.57
Downs, Lewis E.
2.00
Crowley, Walter D.
2.00
Doyle, Charles H.
34.13
Cummings, Michael J.
2.00
Drake, George S.
184.49
Currier, Walter L., Jr.
2.00
Dubes, Arthur J.
2.00
Curtis, William D.
18.80
Dubois, Theodore J.
3.89
Cashman, Arthur L., et al.
65.10
Dufault, Alfred
2.00
Cyr, George E.
2.00
Dufault, Theodore
5:57
Cyr, Henry A.
2.00
Dufault, Theodore, et ux.
35.70
Cyr, Vital
39.80
Dunbar, Channing F.
5.15
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Dungar, Eddy P.
334.22
Daily, David
35.60
Dunbar, Emma L.
16.80
Dale, Frank A.
2.00
Dunbar, Emma L., et al.
71.61
Daley, Daniel F.
48.20
Dunbar, George A.
2.00
Dalrymple, Albert A.
2.00
Dunbar, Mrs. Jennie
53.55
Dalton, Millard O.
2.00
Dunbar, Lucian
.15
Darling, John W.
11.45
Dunbar, Walter C.
12.50
Darling, Jennie F.
47.25
Dunbar, Walter· C., et ux.
75.60
Davenport, Alma H.
51.45
Dunham, Hervey
6.52
Davenport, George H.
2.00
Dunham, Rosabell
144.90
Davenport, Henry O.
75.08
Dunn, Ann
46.20
Davenpport, H. O. and Alma 1260
Dunn, John W.
2.00
Davis, Augusta M.
42.53
Dunn, Thomas
2.00
Davis, Clifford, W.
2.00
Duren, Arthur
11.45
Davis, Jennie W.
29.40
Dupuis, Framus
77.60
Davock, Thomas F.
58.70
Dupuis, Overla
2.00
39
Dupuis, Narcise
61.33
Fish, Herbert C.
41.90
Dutra, John G.
2.00
Fobes, Henry D. et al.
81.90
Fobes, Ralph D.
40.85
Eagan, J. Wallace
2.00
Fobes, Romeo A.
2.00
Eaton, Joseph
2.00
Fontaine, Joseph
2.00
Edlund, Albert
35.60
Foye, Annie R.
32.03
Edlund, Charles F.
27.98
Foye, Frederick E.
2.00
Edlund, Eluf E.
2.00
Foye, Helen H., et al.
27.30
Edlund, Ernest W.
2.08
Frahar, Michael
2.00
Edson, J. Bradford
88.60
Fraites, Antoine
39.81
Edwards, James H.
32.91
Fraites, Arthur
3.20
Egan, Charles H.
2.00
Fraites, Joseph
2.00
Ellis, Abner
2.06
Frank, Nelson T.
2.00
Ellis, Abner, te ux.
39.90
Fratas, Joseph
2.00
Ellis Stephens
2.00
Freeman, John
2.10
Elm Square Garage
8.40
Freitas, Mary C.
25.73
Emerson, George W.
2.00
Fuller, Charles H.
14.39
Emerson, Idella C.
56.70
Fuller, Mary M.
59.33
Emery, Stephen E.
2.84
Fuller, Harry C.
2.00
Enos, Frank
116.98
Ensher, Hosef E.
174.26
Gambao, Edward M.
8.30
Ensher, Napoleon J.
2.00
Gardner, Charles E.
45.05
Erickson, Edward A.
51.46
Gardner, Clarence J.
2.00
Erickson, F. E.
.53
Gardner, George F.
53.93
Erickson, Turor
2.00
Gardner, Lulu B.
26.78
Evans, George H.
2.00
Gardner, Ralph
.53
Gardner, Rena E.
67.20
Fairbanks, Lester M.
38.75
Garvey, Arthur J.
35.60
Fallon, John
40.85
Garvey, Charles F.
2.00
Fallon, Michael
31.72
Gaskill, George
2.00
Fantam, Charles W.
2.00
Gearon, Nellie E.
109.20
Farnham, Almond F.
64.48
George, Joseph
2.00
Fantam, Charles W.
39.90
George, Lewis
2.00
Farrar, Marshall
77.45
George, Mary
23.86
Fay, Francis J.
3.26
Gibbs, Annie B.
.53
Fay, William E.
2.00
Gibbs, Frederick E.
39.80
Fay, William E., et al.
27.30
Gibbs, James H.
3.05
Ferranti, Frank
49.52
Gibson, Lewis
2.00
Finch, Albion H.
2.84
Gibson, William E ..
25.52
Finch, Elsie West
37.80
Gillchrest, Ethel
44.10
Finch, James E.
5.36
Gillespie, Farnham
88.63
Finch, J. Clifton
2.00
Gillespie, Wilfred F.
76.65
Fish, George E.
60.90
Goddin, Alice A.
29.40
40
Godfrey, Calvin E.
2.00
Harlow, William J.
2.00
Golder, Evan R.
134.30
Hatch, Frank P.
73.40
Golder, Lester J.
2.00
Hatch, Marcia E.
31.50|H
Goldie, John
2.00
Hatch, Mark P.
2.00
Goldstein, Bernard J.
12.16
Hatch, Robert H.
93.31
Goldstein, Esther
43.05
Hartwell, Ellen A. '
42.00
Goodrich, Aubrey
3.39
Hartwell, Etta L.
59.85|1
Goodrich, Aubrey and Bertha M.
51.45
Hathaway, Charles M.
2.00
Gordon, Ada M.
3.15
Haven, Edwin B.
45.58
Gorman, William, Heirs
Haven, George C.
2.00
and Devisees
4.20
Hayden, Lewis P.
8.30
Gour, Adlor A.
31.40
Hayden, May A.
39.90
Graviel, Manuel S.
17.75
Hayes, John
2.00
Green, Daniel W.
31.51
Hayward Bros.
6.30
Guinea, Thomas
2.00
Hayward, Chester L.
2.08
Guinea, Thomas F.
69.91
Hayward, Effie W.
35.70
Gurney, George
2.00
Hayward, Grace M., et al.
135.87
Gurney, Lucius
25.10
Hayward, Harry A.
2.00
Habit, Charles
2.00
Hayward, John L.
35.75
Hackett, Annie G.
60.90
Hazelton, Harry R.
48.20
Hackett, Charles A.
2.00
Hebert, Gaudias J.
60.80
Hagan, Edward
2.00
Heffler, John L.
2.00
Hagglund, Erick A.
39.80
Heffler, Wallace A.
2.42
Haglind, John A.
168.53
Heffler, Walter
.53
Haglind, Maria J.
26.88
Helinius, Mary J. .
43.58
Halgren, F. Albert
37.70
Helinius, William
2.00
Hall, Harold P.
2.00
Heminway, James A.
84.95
Hallamore, A. Esther
44.10
Hennessey, Augustus J.
2.00
Hallamore, Harold H.
6.30
Hennessey, James
2.00
Hallimore, John E.
2.00
Hetherington, Samuel B.
2.32
Hallimore, John S.
2.00
Hetherston, Audrew F.
63.00
Hambly, Elbert A.
2.00
Higginson, Elroy F.
2.00
Hambly, Elbert A. and Fannie G.
42.00
· Hindle, Malcolm
.53
Hambly, N. Winifred
60.90
Holbrook, Clara L.
5.25
Hambly, Ruth H., et al.
40.85
Holbrook, Eudora
1.05
Hambly, William A.
2.17
Holbrook, James R.
31.40
Hammond, James A.
27.62
Hollaway, Raymond D.
4.10
Hannar, Walter L.
2.00
Holmes, Annette T.
36.75
Hanscom, B. Frank
41.90
Holmes, Eliot B.
2.32
Hanson, Charles E.
6.20
Holmes, George H.
76.66
Hindle, James H.
27.73
Hayward, Ida J.
46.20
Hatchfield, William
2.00
+
41
Holmes, Herbert, Est. of
55.13
Jewell, David E.
2.00
Holmkwist, John A.
2.00
Johnson, Adolph
2.00
Holyoke, George A.
8.30
Johnson, Arthur
2.00
Hooper, Julia M.
31.50
Johnson, Carl A.
48.31
Hopkins, Lizzie
35.70
Johnson, Carl H.
2.00
Horton, Harold M.
6.20
Johnson, Carl O.
129.03
Howard, Ada
4.20
Johnson, David L.
69.20
Howard, Albert
2.00
Johnson, Frank
52.40
Howard, Alfred E.
2.00
Johnson, Grace M.
23.10
Howard, Charles E.
2.00
Johnson, Helena M.
89.99
Howard, Charles E., et al.
58.80
Johnson, Howard P.
3.05
Howard, Cora E.
4.20
Johnson, John H.
20.69
Howard, Edith F.
249.38
Johnson, Joseph T.
24.05
Howard, Edwin C.
10.40
Johnson, Lucy A.
40.95
Howard, Clinton P.
442.90
Johnson, Samuel C.
10.40
Howard, Clinton P., et al.
8.61
Johnson, Samuel C. and Simon E.
14.70
Howard, Frank L.
167.36
Johnson, Simon E.
2.00
Howard, Helen I.
34.65
Johnson, William D.
2.00
Howard, Henry M.
2.00
Johnson, William N.
66.58
Howard, Isabella
56.18
Jones, Abbie
32.55
Howard, Joseph C.
2.17
Jones, Charles G.
5.05
Howard, Ralph E.
2.00
Jones, Frank H.
35.21
Howard, Mary E.
162.83
Jones, Harriet P. H.
49.35
Howard, Walter E.
1.89
Jones, Marcus E.
10.40
Howard, Winthrop
2.00
Jones, Samuel L.
2.00
Howe, Ernest A.
2.00
Josselyn, Augustus D.
78.07
Howe, Frederick G.
25.84
Judson, Arthur C.
2.00
Howland, Frank L.
56.60
Judson, Arthur S.
2.00
Howland, Harold H.
2.00
Johnson, Hjalmar E.
2.00
Hoxie, Leonard. F.
36.75
Jivairites, Alice
.84
Hunt, Elmer W.
24.05
Jivairites, Alice, et al.
63.00
Hunt, Frank E.
41.38
Hunt, John T.
66.26
Kaiser, Freeman H.
2.00
Karrus, Louis
2.00
Irving, James H.
2.00
Katwick, John J.
2.00
Irving, Ralph.
2.00
Kazirian, George Z.
7.25
Irwin, William S.
64.66
Kazirian, George Z., et al.
35.70
Kazirian, Nahabed
2.00
Jackson, Charles
60.80
Kazirian, Nahabed, et al.
5.78
Jenning, Harriet M.
18.38
Keenan, Bernard F.
4.90
Jepson, Axel
29.40
Keenan, James
2.00
Jepson, Lawrence A.
2.00
Keenan, John A.
39.80
Howard, Elmer E.
192.96
42
Keenan, John H.
2.00
Launder, William M., et ux. 56.70
Keenan, Peter
30.98
Laura, Victor C.
2.00
Keenan, Terence
2.00
Lawson, Alfred G.
2.00
Keith, Elbert M.
2.00
Leavitt, Harry G.
55.55
Keith, Francis W.
2.00
Leavitt, William M.
2.00
Keith, Hattie M.
42.00
Leckstrom, Jenny T.
24.15
Keith, Mary J.
23.52
Leckstrom, John F.
2.00
Keith, Roger D.
2.00
Le Lacheur, Ellis S.
219.35
Keith, Sumner D.
29.30
Le Lacheur, Henry J.
74.45
Keith 2d, Sumner D.
2.00
Leonard, Annie M., et al.
35.70
Kelley, John M.
2.00
Lawson, Erma F.
19.74
Kelley, William P.
2.00
Leonard, Charles E.
142.34
Kent, John J.
48.20
Leonard, Ina, et al.
30.45
Kent, John J., et al.
17.01
Levi, Charles F.
46.63
Keriza, John
49.25
Lewis, Irving A.
2.00
Kibart, Joseph
3.79
Lewis, Joseph
2.00
Kibart, Joseph, et al.
14.18
Lincoln, James B.
2.00
Kimball, Eva C.
46.20
Lincoln, Frederick W.
31.40
Kimball, Sydney P.
2.00
Lindley, Ethel
38.85
King, Annie E.
67.20
Logue, George F.
2.00
King, John S.
28.25
Longan, Bartholomew F.
2.00
Kingman, Fred W., Trustee 27.30
Lothrop, Daniel J.
53.45
Kingman, Morton A.
3.05
Lothrop, Edwin H.
144.80
Kingman, William B.
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