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Hutchinson, Thomas 32 84
Robbins, Est. of Ste-
phen, 21 53
Cutter, Dr. Benjamin 21 53
Huffmaster, Wid. Su- san, 7 13
Horne, Est. of Willi- am, 2 53
Heirs, of David and Josiah Kendell 3 49
Fiske, Elbridge 13 30
Tudor, Frederick imp. by S. Lynch, 39 90
Bowman, Wid. Fran- cis, 6 33
Tufts, Est. of Anna, 3 17
White, Daniel 2 85
Cutter, George D. 6 33
Brown, Est. of James, 23 11
Brown, Est, of James,
Wellington, Jr. Henry 27 87
Hittenger, Jacob 110 83
Hill, David 13 30
32
TAXES.
Lydia, Whitney and
W. H. Russell, ....
6 33
Stearns, James 1 27
Sanderson, Estate of Isaac, 79
Tudor, Frederick 198 23
Converse, J. W. 48 13
Ward, Nahum 10
13
Gassett, Lotan
29 13
Mr. Butler, 3
47
Bailey & Pitts, imp. by Gage, Sawyer & Co. 31 51
Brion, Peter O. 2 96
Cooley, Sarah 9 19
Bailey & Pitts, 40 53
Osgood, George
15 83
Robbins, Daniel
15 83
Fletcher, J. V.
115 03
Robbinson, Josiah 19 00
Smith, Capt. Jona. 31 67
Brady, John
3 49
Capt. Lee, Est. 34 83
THE AMOUNT OF TOWN VALUATION, FOR THE YEAR 1857.
Real Estate, $2.190.472 00
Personal Estate, 1.069.792 00
$3.260.264 00
6 } mills on the dollar, . . $20.648 33
759 Polls at $1.50 each, ... 1.138 50
$21.786 83
Town Grant,
17.000 00
State Tax, 2.475 00
County Tax,
2.014 35
Overlayings,
297 48
$21.786 83
The above is a true and correct copy of a list of Town State, and County Taxes for the Town of West Cambridge, assessed upon the Polls and Estates of the inhabitants of said Town, and also the non-residents, according to a valuation, as taken by the subscribers on the first of May, A. D. 1857, and committed to Josiah H. Russell for collection for the current year, with their warrant in due form of law.
STEPHEN SYMMES, JR., Assessors of WILLIAM DICKSON, the Town of WASHINGTON J. LANE. Wt. Cambridge.
West Cambridge, June, 1857.
Laduke, Peter 1 90
Call, Henry E. 37 37
Collins, Michael 6 33 F. Gockeritz, 6 33
Adams, George S. 50 80
Sanger, Judge 4 75
Hollingsworth, J. M. 4 75
Chennery, W. W. 22 17
Chennery, W. W.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
OF THE
Town of Telest Cambridge,
FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR ENDING MARCH 28, 1859;
LIST OF TOWN, COUNTY AND STATE TAXES
ASSESSED FOR THE YEAR 1858 ;
AND THE
LIST OF TOWN OFFICERS,
FOR THE CURRENT YEAR.
ALSO, THE
SCHOOL COMMITTEE'S REPORT.
BOSTON : W. & E. HOWE, PRINTERS, 39 MERCHANTS ROW. 1859.
RECEIPTS.
Received from Jesse P. Pattee, Collector of Taxes
66
66
Interest on William Cutter, School Fund, 294 99
66
State School Fund,
84 42
6:
66
Poor Widow's Fund,
12 00
66
66
Hay Scales,
62 66
66
66
Samuel Swan, Liquor Agent,
101 40
66
66
Stephen Locke, for Rent of Land, .. 40 00
66
66
Asa Brooks, 66 66
66
12 00
66
66
William Southwell, for Tax not As- sessed, 15 63
66
66
E. B. Grant, for Schooling,
7 50
66
66
S. F. Woodbridge, for Gravel, 4 50
E. J. Boardman, for Error on Bill paid by Engineer's order,
2 89
66
66
John B. Hartwell, for Lamp broken,
1 00
Borrowed of
Cambridge Market Bank,
4897 59
66
66
Faueuil Hall Bank,
800 00
66
66
Luke Wyman, 2000 00
66
66
W. J. Lane,
945 00
66
66
A. P. & I. P. Wyman, 800 00
66
66
Albert Winn, 700 00
66
66
John A. P. Pierce,
500 00
6!
66
Trustees of Wm. Cutter, Sch. Fund,
500 00
Andrew J. Allen,
300 00
66
66
S. F. Woodbridge,
300 00
66
66
Prescott & Proctor,
225 00
66
66 Mrs. Mary Wyman, 100 00
$33762 38
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for 1858, including abatements, ..... $20397 05 Rent of Town House, 658 75
..
66
66
EXPENDITURES.
INCIDENTAL SCHOOL EXPENSES. Bills Approved by the Selectmen. NORTH WEST DISTRICT.
Paid Josiah H. Russell & Co., for Fuel, ..
$75 96.
H. A. Dearborn, for making Fires, Re- pairs, &c., 38 76
" Clark & Burr, for Carpenter Work and Stock, 11 99
R. W. Shattuck, for Lining Stove, &c., 7 45
Jesse Bacon & Co., for Work on School House, 2 00
" Bowen Russell, for Cleaning School House, &c., 28 00
Wellington & Swain, Carpenter Work, 50
$164 66
CENTRE DISTRICT.
Paid J. H. Russell & Co., for Fuel, 75 44
William T. Wood, for Cash paid for Building Fires, &c., 57 51
R. W. Shattuck, for Stoves, Funnel, &c. 56 24
66 J. H. Dodge, for Painting, Glazing, &c. 9 69
Storer & Blanchard, for Work on School House, &c., . 23 07
Jesse Bacon & Co., for Whitewashing School House, &c., 8 00
" C. M. Proctor, for Sweeping, and Build- ing Fires, 20 00
Amount carried forward,
249 95
$414 61
5
EXPENDITURES.
Amount brought forward, $414 61
EAST DISTRICT.
Paid R. W. Shattuck, for Stove, Chair, &c., $37 03
" Jesse Bacon, for Whitewashing School House, &c., 17 50
" J. H. Russell & Co., for Fuel, 48 26
" Geo. H. Hill, for Cash paid for Build- ing Fires, &c., 31 50
" Storer & Blanchard, for Work on School House, and Stock, 23 82
" J. H. Dodge, for Painting and Glazing, 1 62
159 73
SOUTH DISTRICT.
Paid J. H. Russell & Co., for Fuel, .... 47 34
" C. A. & A. C. Frost, for taking care of School Rooms, 30 00
" John S. Crosby, for Cash paid for Re- pairing Apparatus, &c., 33 12
J. M. Woodbridge, for Teaming Desk, 75
J. A. Merrifield, for Lining Stove, &c., 5 90
" Storer & Blanchard, for work on School House, 3 73
" Thomas Thorpe, for repairing Clocks, 1 75
" G. H. Russell, for work on School House, &c., . 4 70
127 29
$701 63
TEACHERS' SALARIES, &c.
Paid Edward P. Bates, $428 56
" H. A. Dearborn, 750 00
A. P. Smith, 700 00
A. Palmer, 450 00
" Caroline A. Turner, 275 00
Mary T. Hill, 275 00
Amount carried forward, $2878 56
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EXPENDITURES.
Amount brought forward, $2878 56 275 00
Paid Lucretia M. Hoyt,
" Ellen W. Douglass,
250 00
Francena R. Fessenden, 208 00
66 Sarah M. Hunt,
250 00
66 Ellen F. Brown,
128 00
H. A. Dearborn, for Books, 2 31
66 Stephen Swan, as per vote of Town, .. 10 00
66 Abel Pierce, " 66 66
..
1143 31
$4021 87
FIRE DEPARTMENT. Bills Approved by the Engineers.
Paid Wm. T. Wood & Co., for Hose Carriage, $85 00
66 James Marony, for Labor, &c., on Engine No. 1, 21 27
Abel Lawrence, for Neat's Foot Oil and Belts, .. 15 00
John Moran, for care of Engine No. 1, 15 00
Enoch Clark, for Painting Hose Carriage, 10 00
" E. A. G. Roulstone, for Badges, 11 60
J. Boyd & Sons, for Splices in Hose, &c., 9 00
" T. H. Russell, for Refreshments, &c.,
10 23
" R. W. Shattuck, for Fluid, &c.,
6 51
E. Boardman, for setting Glass, &c., 3 89
66 Josiah H. Russell, for Coal, 3 75
J. P. Pettee, for Crackers,
3 70
B. Brown, for Express Work,
4 00
Geo. H. Russell, for Painting and Glazing,
5 50
66 Solon Hardy, for Fluid, &c., 7 30
66 Joel Gay, for Repairs on No. 2, 6 00
$217 75
Bills approved by the Selectmen.
Paid A. Higgins, for repairs on Engine House, No. 2, 40 80
Refunded Poll Tax to Company No. 1, 28 50
66
" 2, 18 00
$305 05
.
20 00
EXPENDITURES.
HIGHWAYS. Bills Approved by the Selectmen.
Paid J. H. Russell, for Grain, &c., $290 65
66
Guardian for T. Cutter, for Labor, 168 00
66 for Labor, 26 25
66 J. H. Russell & Co., for Grain, &c., 115 25
Prescott & Proctor, for Horse Blankets, 3 00
66 Joshua Caldwell, for Blacksmith's Work, 57 46
66 Wm. H. Richardson, for 66
118 27
Abel Lawrence, for Harness Work 36 56
"
Solon Hardy, for Meal, 3 20
66
Samuel Butterfield, for Labor, &c., 24 50
:6
A. R. Walker, for Horse, Collar and Bridle, 207 00
J. W. Presby, for Stone work at Alewive Brook, 67 55
Edward Fitch, for Hay, 42 44
David Constantine, for Hay, 100 56
" James Pierce, for Hay, 14 84
" O. Peabody, for Stone work, 60 20
" Geo. W. Corbet, for Blacksmith work, 27 57
" T. & J. Doane, for Survey, &c. of Concord Turnpike, 95 33
Storer & Blanchard, for Carpenter work,
D. W. Hollis, for Hay, 13 48
Wm. T. Wood, for Blacksmith work, 13 89
John Winn, for Stone work, 18 89
167 76
" Town of Medford, for Repairs on Weir Bridge, 21 94
" City of Cambridge, for Work on Highway, and Rebuilding Bridge, 982 33
" Wm. L. Clark, for Harness work, 7 88
" Wellington & Swain, for Lumber and Carpen- ter's work, 75 46
" D. K. Wellington, for Lumber and Carpenter's work, 13 19
66 Sam'l C. Bucknam, for Wheelwright's work, 17 75
Thomas H. Russell, for Shovels, 12 88
Amount carried forward, $2804 08
.
8
EXPENDITURES.
Amount brought forward, $2804 08
Paid J. Hall & Sons, for Lumber,
70 00
" Calvin H. Clark, for Hay, 47 37
" Wm. Dickson, for Wheelwright's work, 20 25
Gale & Dudley, for Lumber, 38 08
Albert Higgins, for Labor, &c., 359 77
James Ferguson, for Labor,
1 50
66 Michael White, for Labor, &c.,
250 70
Edward Sullivan, for Labor,
180 00
Barney Gorman, for Teaming Gravel,
183 70
John Joyce, for Labor,
138 75
Michael Fermoyle, for Labor,
24 00
Matthew Callahan, "
¥
16 80
" Eber Hill,
66
2 00
66 Edward O'Brien, 66
1 75
Patrick Connor, 66
7 00
Peter Reardon,
22 25
Daniel Hurley,
51 25
John Kelley, 66
6 50
66 Timothy Hurley,
21 75
Wm. O'Donnell,
" Posts,
26 16
Wm. Paine,
" Labor,
5'50
66 Michael Campbell,
53 50
John McCarthy,
97 00
Patrick Rowe,
1 75
James Mahoney,
66
47 25
Charles Hoarne,
Teaming Gravel,
558 96
John Lacy,
" Labor,
230 75
John and Edward Lacy, for Labor,
12 50
Edward Lacy,
119 25
Dennis Mahoney, 66 66
154 75
Hugh McGinnis, for Labor of Men and Horses, 1231 85
Jerry Connor, 7 75
Philip Doherty, for Removing Gravel,
15 00
Francis A. Gould, for Surveys and Superintend- ence, ....... 336 00
. Amount carried forward, $7145 47
9
EXPENDITURES.
Amount brought forward, $7145 47
Paid J. A. Noble, for Surveys, 24 00
Jas. Durgin, for Contract on Concord Turnpike, 3750 59
Richard Richardson, for Gravel used on Concord Turnpike, 446 31
Solon Hardy, for Grain, &c.,.
48 52
$11414 89
NOTE ..... The board of the men employed on Highways is strictly chargeable under this head, but is included in the expen- ses of the Almshouse, the bills of which are approved by the Overseers of the Poor, and is estimated at abont $600.00, which being added to the above sum, makes the actual expense for Highways.
INCIDENTAL TOWN EXPENSES.
Bills Approved by the Selectmen.
Paid J. H. Russell, for Services as Treasurer, $60 00
" .W. J. Lane, for Services as Selectmen and Sur- veyors of Highways, 89 50
W. J. Lane, Writing Contracts, &c.,
5 00
Samuel Butterfield, for Services as Selectman, and Surveyor of Highways,
69 50
" Sam'l F. Woodbridge, for Services as Selectman, and Surveyor of Highways, 56 00
" Stephen Symmes, Jr., for Services as Assessor, .. 106 00
" W. J. Lane, for Services as Assessor, and Cash paid for Books, 109 87
William Dickson, for Services as Assessor, 95 00
66 A. R. Proctor, for Services as Town Clerk, 25 00
A. R. Proctor, for Recording Births, Deaths and Marriages,
24 65
Finance Committee, for Auditing Accounts, and Making Statement, 15 00
Amount carried forward, $655 52
10
EXPENDITURES.
Amount brought forward, $655 52
Paid Jesse P. Pattee, for Services as Collector,
233 97
" Helen M. Jarvis, "
" Librarian, 53 00
J. B. Hartwell, for Warning Town Meetings, &c.,
218 41
Rev. Geo. Hill, for Services as School Committee,
30 00
Wm. E. Parmenter, 66
28 00
" Moses Proctor, 66 66
38 00
Edwin Locke, 66 66 66
15 00
Josiah Crosby, 66 66 66
66
10 00
Wm. F. Setchell, 66 " Chief Engineer, .. 15 00
" John F. Allen, for
" Engineer, ... 10 00
" Committee to oppose the Incorporation of the Town of Belmont, 979 69
" Samuel Swan, for Services as Liquor Agent, .... 35 00
66 State Lunatic Hospital, at Worcester, for Sup- port of Aaron Locke and Jerome Pierce, .....
240 90
City of Cambridge, for Care, and Repairs of Brighton Bridge, 71 95
Thurston Boynton, for Ringing Bell, 26 00
W. & E. Howe, for Printing,
117 25
Edwin C. Bailey, for Advertising,
6 25
Charles O. Rogers, "
9 00
A. Lawrence, for Leathering Pump Box, &c., ....
1 12
J. Winn, for Work on Town Pump and Lantern,
3 80
66 Stephen Smith, for Table,
10 00
Charles K. Darling, for Stationery,
3 35
" Thomas Thorpe, for Repairing Hay Scales, &c.,
9 90
W. C. Currier, for use of Horse and Carriages, .. 13 00
" Prescott & Proctor, for Books and Stationery, &c., 64 73
" J. H. Russell, for Warming, Lighting and Care of Selectmen and Overseers' Rooms, 20 00
6 J. H. Russell, for Cash paid for Watchmen, &c., 38 50
" Homer, Caswell & Co., for Lamps and Chimnies, 7 00
" John A. Loring, for Advice, &c. 25 00
" James M. Woodbridge, for Teaming, 2 40
" W. E. Parmenter, for Professional Services, &c., 41 50
W. S. Frost, for Services as School Com., 1857, 19 00
$3052 24
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EXPENDITURES.
TOWN HOUSE.
Bills Approved by the Selectmen.
Paid R. W. Shattuck, for Oil, &c., $ 17 16
Moses Proctor, for Oil, 1 06
" Andrews Howe, for Fluid, 1 14
" Josiah H. Russell, for Fuel, 35 75
" J. H. Dodge, for Glazing, 3 32
John Lawrence, for Work on Town House, and Stock, 34 09
Jesse Bacon, for Whitewashing, 87 00
" James M. Chase, for Carpenter Stock,
32 41
66 James M. Cook, for Glass, 13 70
66 J. H. Russell, for Superintendence, and Collect- ing Rents, 20 00
Thomas H. Russell, for Oil, &c., .... 99 72
" J. A. Merrifield, for Work on Furnace, &c., .....
27 04
$372.39
0
6
ALMSHOUSE.
Bills Approved by the Selectmen.
Paid John Pinckney, for Painting Almshouse, and Stock, $ 54 13
J. H. Dodge, for Glass, &c., 1 11
T. H. Russell, for Paint, 70
Walter Fletcher, for Rent of Spring, 10 00
$65 94
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EXPENDITURES.
ALMSHOUSE AND POOR EXPENSES.
Bills Approved by the Overseers of the Poor.
See Note under Highway Expenses.
Paid Mark A. Richardson, for Services as Superin- tendent, and for Female Help, $500 00
Moses Proctor, for Groceries,
142 79
66 T. H. Russell, " 66
178 85
66 Andrews Howe, "
68 92
66 Solon Hardy, 66
66
114 16
66
Henry Locke, 66 Provisions, 105 79
John Whipple, for Fish and Meat, 78 95
Josiah H. Russell & Co., for Fuel and Grain,. ...
254 60
Prescott & Proctor, for Dry Goods, &c., 64 80
W. J. Lane, for Wood at Auction, 29 98
18 11
J. A. Merrifield, «
8 99
N. F. Richardson, for Butter,
18 48
Dr. R. L. Hodgdon, for Attendance and Medi- cine, 20 00
Thomas Ramsdell, for Boots and Shoes,
6 97
" J. T. Kidder, 66
6 66
James M. Chase, for Repairing Sink, &c.,
8 52
66 John B. Hartwell, for Coffins, &c.,.
28 00
Jesse P. Pattee, for Bread and Crackers, 15 14
66 J. H. Russell, for Services as Overseer,
27 00
66 S. Symmes, Jr., 66 66
25 00
66 Henry Frost, 66 66
22 00
66 Thomas H. Russell, for Interest on Order, 1 42
$1750 53
" Kenny & Pierce, for Ice, ..
5 40
R. W. Shattuck, for Hardware, &c.,
13
EXPENDITURES.
POOR WIDOW'S FUND.
Paid Mrs. Gibson,
$4 00
Lakin,
4 00
"
" Rankin, 4 00
$12 00
TEMPORARY LOANS,
Paid Cambridge Market Bank,
$3897 59
Faneuil Hall Bank,
800 00
66 W. J. Lane, 945 00
Albert Winn, .
700 00
66 S. F. Woodbridge,
300 00
Andrew J. Allen,
300 00
Prescott & Proctor, 225 00
" Interest on foregoing, 98 63
$7266 22
TOWN DEBT AND INTEREST.
Paid John Albee, Interest,
$862 50
Heirs of William A. Russell, Interest,
150 00
Charles Cutter,
150 00
Daniel C. Brown,
66
120 00
" Amos Fillebrown, 66
30 00
William Cutter, School Fund,
30 00
Stephen Symmes, Jr.,
18 00
66 Francis Hill,
66
6 76
S. Hardy,
on Order,
1 06
Deborah Butterfield,
4 25
66 Principal,
20 00
Treasurer balance due him, May 1, 1858,
350 01
$1742 58
2
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EXPENDITURES. STATEMENT OF THE TOWN DEBT, DUE MARCH 28TH, 1859.
Due to John Albee,
$15000 00
66 Estate of William A. Russell, 5000 00
Charles Cutter, 2500 00
66 Daniel C. Brown,
2000 00
Amos Fillebrown,
500 00
66 Stephen Symmes, Jr., 300 00
1000 00
Trustees of the Wm. Cutter School Fund, .. " Juvenile Library,
100 00
66 Francis Hill,
349 82
66 Luke Wyman,
2000 00
Cambridge Market Bank,
1000 00
66 A. P. & G. P. Wyman,
800 00
66 Mrs. Mary Wyman, 100 00
John A. P. Pierce, 1
500 00
$31149 82
There is also due from the Town sundry Bills and Claims, amounting to about $200.00. Also, the Expense of the Com- mittee to oppose the incorporation of the Town of Belmont, amounting to $1320.00.
There is due to this Town from the Town of Watertown, for Repairs on the Concord Turnpike, $389 92.
RECAPITULATION.
Amount of Receipts, as stated on page third, $33762 38
EXPENDITURES.
Incidental School Expenses, ..... ... $ 701 63
Teachers' Salaries, &c.,
4021 87
Fire Department, 305 05
Highways,
11414 89
Incidental Town Expenses,
3052 24
Town House, 372 39
Almshouse Repairs, &c., 65 94
Almshouse and Poor Expenses, .. 1750 53
Town Debt, Principal and Interest, 1742 58
Temporary Loans and Interests thereon, 7266 22
State Tax,
990 00
County Tax,
1741 85
Poor Widow's Fund,
12 00
Abatement of Taxes, 1857, 38 73
" 66 66 1858,
242 44
Balance in Treasury, March 28th, 1859, 44 02
$33762 38
WASHINGTON J. LANE, SAMUEL BUTTERFIELD, SAMUEL F. WOODBRIDGE, JOSIAH H. RUSSELL, ABEL R. PROCTOR,
Finance Committee.
TOWN OFFICERS OF
WEST CAMBRIDGE, For the Year 1859-60.
Selectmen. WASHINGTON J. LANE, SAMUEL BUTTERFIELD, SAMUEL F. WOODBRIDGE.
Assessors.1 STEPHEN SYMMES, JR., WILLIAM DICKSON, WASHINGTON J. LANE.
Overseers of the Poor. JOSIAH H. RUSSELL, STEPHEN SYMMES, JR., CHARLES HILL.
School Committee. JOSIAH CROSBY, for three years. STEPHEN SYMMES, for three years. WM. E. PARMENTER, for two years. MOSES PROCTOR, for two years. REV. GEO. HILL, for one year. JOHN D. FREEMAN, for one year.
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TOWN OFFICERS FOR 1859-60.
Town Clerk. ABEL R. PROCTOR.
Treasurer. JOSIAH H. RUSSELL.
Collector. JOSIAH H. RUSSELL.
Constables. JOHN B. HARTWELL, WOODMAN C. CURRIER.
Surveyors of Highways. WASHINGTON J. LANE, SAMUEL BUTTERFIELD, SAMUEL F. WOODBRIDGE.
Prudential School Committ JOHN D. FREEMAN, RALPH W. SHATTUCK, JOHN PEABODY.
Finance Committee. WASHINGTON J. LANE, SAMUEL BUTTERFIELD, SAMUEL F. WOODBRIDGE, ABEL R. PROCTOR.
Field Drivers. JAMES M. CHASE, HENRY DEBLOIS, JESSE P. PATTEE.
Measurers of Wood. JOSIAH H. RUSSELL, SOLON HARDY, SAMUEL C. BUCKNAM, JAMES C. BLANCHARD. 2*
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TOWN OFFICERS FOR 1859-60.
Fish Preservers. JAMES DURGAN, HENRY DEBLOIS, CHARLES HILL, J. HARRIS PIERCE, GEORGE HILL.
Measurers of Stone and Gravel. MARK A. RICHARDSON, ALFRED BROOKS.
Fence Viewers.
JESSE P. PATTEE, WOODMAN C. CURRIER. N
Pound Keeper. JOHN WINN.
Town Sexton. JOHN B. HARTWELL.
Town Weigher. THURSTON BOYNTON.
Clerk of the Market. JAMES M. CHASE.
Sealers of Leather. THOMAS RAMSDELL, BENJAMIN POLAND.
Surveyors of Painting and Plastering. JESSE BACON, JOHN FORD.
Surveyors of Lumber. JAMES M. CHASE, EDWARD STORER, DAVID H. WELLINGTON:
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TOWN OFFICERS FOR 1859-'60.
Committee on Mount Pleasant Cemetery. THOMAS THORPE, ALBERT WINN, JOHN B. HARTWELL.
Hog Reeves.
GEORGE WRIGHT,
CHARLES H. CRANE,
CHARLES B. FESSENDEN,
WILLIAM H. LOCKE,
E. NELSON BLAKE.
Sealers of Weights and Measures. THOMAS THORPE.
Liquor Agent. SAMUEL SWAN.
The Selectmen, Overseers of the Poor, Surveyors of High- ways, Treasurer and Clerk, meet for the transaction of the busi- ness of their respective departments, at their Rooms in the Town House, on the last Monday Evening of each month, except March, when they meet on the Monday Evening preceding the last Monday of that month.
Cowon, County and State Cares,
AS ASSESSED
FOR THE
YEAR 1859.>
A
B.
Aharan Dennis, $1 72
Boardman, Edwin $1 72
Adams, Henry J. 1 72
Burns, Thomas 1 72
Anderson, Charles E.
3 54
Brian, Peter O. 6 35
Amory, Henry C. 5 47
Butler, Michael J. 5 03
Ahearn, James 1 72
Buntland, Daniel G. 3 06
Armstrong, John 4 38
Burgess, George 1 72
Amana, Andrew, 1 72
Brina, John O. 1 72
1 72
Ahearn, Edward 1 72
Burkley, James
1 72
Allen, Abbot 130 76
Bell, William
1 72
Adams, Capt. John 152 35
Berry, John
1 72
Allen, John F. 4 54
Barrett, James
1 72
Allen, William H.
23 10
Barry, George
1 72
Allen, Andrew F. 11 72
Blackington, John
1 72
Avery, Widow Sarah 7 03
Burchard, Charles
67 41
Adams, Dea. William ... 102 97
Burchard, N. M.
1 72
Adams, Amos 6 72
Bates, Edward
1 72
Alexander, Dr. John L. 204 35
Benham, Daniel
1 72
Alexander, Dr. John L.,
Barnett, Daniel 1 72
Burk, Richard 1 72
Blake, Stephen
1 72
Abbott, Rev. Abiel 25 00
Black, Samuel
4 89
Allen, Abbot, improved
Bloxham, Alfred 1 72
by John Allen, . ........ 10 13 | Barry, William
1 72
Ahearn, William 1 72
Burkley, Jeremiah
Burns, Edward 1 72
Adams, Heirs of John, .. 16 88
Allen, David 1 72
Brooks, Franklin 1 72
Trustee for C. Alex- ander, 10 01
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TAXES.
Brooks, Albert 1 72
| Bucknam, Jesse 53 81
Bartlett, Henry W. 14 22
Bucknam, Theodore G. 7 97
Bacon, Edward
1 72 Barry, Edward 3 13
Bacon, Harvey
1 72
Bradshaw, Anna 23 94
Bacon, Jesse
24 53
Burk, Dennis 1 72
Bannon, Owen 1 72
Bailey, James A. 4 85
Berry, George 1 72
Bird, George 8 60
C.
Cornell, Charles O. 1 72
Cowen, Dennis 1 72
Cook, Joshua 20 07
Bucknam, Samuel C. 21 99
Crowley, Daniel
1 72
Brooks, George T.
1 72
Collins, Patrick 1 72
Brooks, Widow Sarah ..
4 78
Chick, Moses M. 4 85
Butterfield, Samuel
220 00
Cannon, John 1 72
Barnes, Martin 39 38
Collins, Patrick 1 72
Blake, E. Nelson 1 72
Coursey, John 1 72
Boynton, Thurston 1 72
Collins, Patrick, Jr.
1 72
Brooks, Asa 14 38
Campbell, Michael 4 22
Butterfield, Joseph 59 19
Canaff, Timothy
1 72
Brooks, Addison 59 63
Childs, Charles S. 1.72
Bell, Paslow
2 81
Connor, Morris
1 72
Blanchard, James C.
19 47
Conner, Lawrence, 1 72
Blackington, Samuel
2 85
Carney, John
1 72
Burns, John
1 72
Carney, Michael 1 72
Bacon, Reuben
1 72
Cassady, Peter
1 72
Bacon, Henry
2 97
Conoley, John 1 72
Brooks, Cyrus
35 81
Crosby, Henry J. 1 72
Bacon, Alvah
1 72
Clark, Josiah 23 60
Blanchard, Alanson
10 16
Corbett, George W. 3 60
Barker, Levi
9 50
Connors, Mark 1 72
Bassett, Isaac A.
1 72
Cotton, Albert
1 72
Burrage, Joseph
68 28
Curley, Timothy 1 72
Barker, John
3 60
Collins, John
1 72
Bacon, Estate of Moses W.,
31 10
Coran, John
1
72
Buckley, Daniel 1 72
Clifford, Patrick 1 72
Bateman, Est. of W. C.
1 13
Coveney, Dennis 1 72
Bartlett, Lewis P.
90 32
Callehan, Daniel 1 72
Brown, Adolphus
31 83
Callehan, William 1 72
Brown, Edward
32 56
Crothier, Joseph
1 72
Bannon, Patrick 7 06
Cunningham, Amasa 1 72
Bailey, James A. E. 50 35
Collins, John
1 72
Bloxham, Thomas 1 72
Butcher, Sidney
7 97
Brooks, Alfred
9 03
Burke, Michael 3 60
Butterfield, Samuel, Dr. Fiske Estate, 33 75
Bonney, Nelson 1 72
Barrow, Joseph 1 72
Cullinane, Edward 1 72
22
TAXES.
Cutter, Thomas 1 72
Cook, Heirs of Betsey,
Collins, Dennis 1 72
Clark, James F.
1 72
Cullinane, Stephen
2 35
Cotton, Alvah H. 1 72
Cutter, Charles 67
22
Cashman, Michael 2 35
Conley, Michael
1 72
Chamberlain, Alfred 1 72
Cutter, Oliver
7 97
Cole, Simeon
1 72
Caldwell, Joshua
9 79
Carnes, Edward
43 47
Crane, Charles H.
81 03
Cook, Spencer
34 19
Cutter, Moses
8 75
Clark, William L.
16 47
Dickey, Nathan
4 22
Crosby, Josiah
57 09
Doe, William
17 58
Cunningham, George 1 72
Donohue, Timothy 1 72
Currier, W. C.
19 98
Dearborn, A. H.
1 72
Crosby, David
24 73
Denny, William
1 72
Collins, Patrick
4 54
Donnivan, John
1 72
Colehan, Matthew
1 72
Cahalen, Thomas
7 79
Daniels, Widow E. S. ..
3 13
Cutter, Cyrus 150 57
Cutter, Ammi P.
14 79
Crane, George
11 10
Cutter, Cyrus H.
44 51
Doyle, Daniel 1 72
Chase, James M.
18 07
Dunn, Cornelius
1 72
Childs, James
11 29
Dodge, Davies
9 22
Cutter, Gershom 31 95
Dunn, Dennis
1 72
Cutter, John 3 41
Durgan, James
7 97
Clark, Calvin 4 22
Davis, John
4 85
Clark & Burr,
13 63
Day, John W. 1 72
Clark, David
55 82
Dudley, Charles,
1 72
Cutter, Elijah, 81 25
Deblois, Henry
5 78
Cady, Rev. Daniel R. 16 72
Deland, James
1 72
Clark, David, 2d 3 45
Davis, Samuel S. 6 10
Chamberlain, Daniel
75 72
Davis, Adin 4 85
Crosby, Capt. Roland 20 47
Dodge, Paul F.
46 87
Chapman, Edward 53 60
Donivan, Jeremiah
1 72
Cutter, Ammi 7 66
Donelson, James
1 72
Crosby, John S.
32 75
Durnan, Peter
7 21
Casey, John
5 10
Driver, Thomas
2 35
Cutter, Elijah L.
16 35
Duffey, John
1 72
Converse, Heirs of Jo-
Donnell, Michael O. 1 72
seph,
6 19
Dailey, Patrick 1 72
improved by S. C. Bucknam, 7 31
Cutter, Ira
1 52
Clark, Estate of Daniel, 9 63 Carroll, John 1 72
Chabath, Thomas 1 72
Callehan, Richard
1 72
D.
Donnahue, William 1 72
Dodge, Joseph H. 3 44
Doyle, William 1 72
Daniels, Estate of J. P. 14 75
Dickson, Aaron P.
3 45
Dickson, Aaron
24 99
Dupee, William T. 21 97
1
TAXES. 23
Dailey, Dennis
1 72
Fiske, Benjamin 6 72
Dupee, Lorenzo
16 35
Frost, Martha D.
59 38
Dickson, Albert L.
5 47 Fitch, Patrick 1 72
Dickson, Joseph
6 78
Fillebrown, John
60 54
Dodge, Francis
1 72
Driscol, James
1 72
Frost, Widow Mary
9 06
Diahl, Theodore
1 72
Frost, Reuben
1 72
Dodge, Joshua G.
22 30
Dexter, John
1 72
Davis, Adolphus
98 37
Daniels, John P.
1 72
Doyle, John 4 38
Dickson, William
56 00
Dickson, Frederick 7 97
Damon, Estate of David 15 19
Davis, Miss Lucy 1 88
Dutchman, John
1 72
E.
Erickson, Christopher 1 72
Edgecomb, Freeman 1 72
Estabrooks, Horatio 4 22
Eaton, Timothy 61 69
Estabrooks, James A. 68 32
F.
Fluker, Francis 23 97
Foster, Isaac 1 72
Fitzpatrick, Dennis 1 88
Fessenden, Charles 1 72
Ford, George 1 72
Farrington, John 1 72
Fletcher, W. D. 1
Florent, Anible 1 72
Frost, Herbert 1 72
Fox, Bernahm 1 72
Farrell, William 1 72
Fisher, John 1 72
Fisher, David 1 72
Fitch, Dennis 1 72
Fitch, John 1 72
Fessenden, Frederic H. 1 72
Frost, Edwin A. 1 72
Fowle, Frederick E. 1 72
Field, John, improved
by Rev. D. R. Cady, 28 13
Frost, Thaddeus 31 65
Frost, Artemas 11 10
Frost, Jonathan 147 22
Frost, Silas 97 63
Frost, Isaac,
59 68
Frost, Varnum 38 34
Frost, Henry 79 95
Frost, Henry, Jr. 7 19
Frost, Warren S.
42 63
Frost, Newell C. ) 81 19
Fermoyle, Michael 1 72
Fermoyle, Patrick 1 72
Frost, Walter, Guardian for W. L. Frost, 9 38
Fowle, John
217 75
Frost, Isaac, Guardian for A. Frost,
9 38
Frost, Alvira A. 59 38
Frost, Josiah, L. improv- ed by E. Walton, ... 26 72
Fessenden, Whittemore & Co. 43 32
Furgerson, James 5 66
Fletcher, Walter 151 16
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