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AMOUNT OF TOWN VALUATION.
Real Estate, $ 1.961.617
Personal Estate, 750.440
$ 2.712.057, at 3 mills on the dollar, 8136.17 585 Polls at $ 1.50, 877.50
$ 9.013.67
Town Grant, $ 8000.00
County Tax, 749.93 Overlayings, 263.74
$ 9.013.67
$ 9.013.67
W. J. LANE, THOMAS P. PIERCE, Assessors. JOSEPH O. WELLINGTON,
WEST CAMBRIDGE, June, 1848.
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Sears 3 60
Muzzy Benjamin Estate 2 10
REPORT
OF
THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE,
WEST CAMBRIDGE,
FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1847, -- 48.
It is both a delicate and difficult task to specify the respect- ive merits of the different Schools. £ Any one conversant with this duty, must be aware, that it is liable to be attended with some measure of perplexity. In some instances, at least, it seems expedient to speak in general terms, rather than in those which are most discriminating.
The Union School, in the Grammar department, has continued under the care of Mr. Brown, who, with his wonted assiduity and success, has applied his energies to the work of improvement. The amount of labor however upon his hands, during the Winter Term in particular, has satisfied the Committee that he ought to have had a regular and full- paid Assistant. Yet the final examination was sustained in a manner highly creditable to all parties.
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In the Primary department of the same School, there has been a crowd in attendance through the year. The experi- enced Teacher and her Assistant have neither of them lacked employment in regulating and instructing so many children. It would seem, indeed, that the time is not distant, when there will need to be more room, in some way, to accommodate the increasing number of pupils in this District.
In the South District, each department of the School has been supplied with the same Teacher as last year. Both have been in general favor with the people. Friends were present at the Annual Examination in large numbers, who were apparently gratified, and justly so, with much that was witnessed. The Grammar School advances from term to term, with a progress which presages still higher attainment.
The North West District has remained without change in respect to its Teachers. One of them, however re- signed his charge at the close of the year. Neither department of this School has been so well attended as seems to us desira- ble ; but it is hoped that parents will be disposed to send their children more constantly. The closing exercises of the school in March were regarded with interest and gratification. As there was another examination in progress at the same time, a portion of the Committee had not the happiness of witnessing this.
The School in the Wyman District was taught.during the Summer by Miss Sarah Conant, and in the Winter by Mr. J. H. Bell. Both were very popular, and successful. Though the number of pupils is still small, and the school house an un- desirable structure, the appearance of things is prophetic of im- provement. So soon as the increase of population shall seem to warrant it, it is recommended that the Town take measures to have a Building which shall better accommodate the Dis- trict.
It is grateful to observe the increase of appropriations in
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support of our Schools. The reputation of a community in this respect, is not among the least things to be regarded ; while the positive value of such investments is beyond all ordi- nary estimates. As educational talent is coming into great- er and greater demand, it will be necessary to keep pace with this law of progress. Nor will any thing be lost by allowing good teachers a liberal remuneration.
The expenditures for the year have been as follows. In payment of teachers, $ 2381 50
For fuel, &c. 137 00
Total, $ 2518 50
It is with pleasure that we notice the more general introduc- tion of musical exercises into the schools of the Town. Es- pecially do we feel indebted to Mr. I. C. Johnson, of Boston, for gratuitous instruction afforded to the Union School in the course of the last Term, which resulted in a very agreeable concert at the close. That gratuity, of course, we could not expect to have generally extended. But if either the Town would make appropriation for the purpose, or the people of the several Districts would voluntarily contribute to the object, all our schools might be blessed with this ennobling and refining influence. To have our children attain some knowledge of music in connexion with their elementary studies, seems every way favorable to their individual and social welfare. And it is but just to add, that we regard Mr. Johnson eminently qualifi- ed for this kind of tuition.
In conclusion we would say that we regard our schools in a condition of prosperity. On the graduated table prepared by the Secretary of the Board of Education, West Cambridge stands as the 13th among the 311 Towns of the Common- wealth. This, it is true, is by pecuniary comparison ; but
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that fact is valuable as indicating popular interest in the object, and as expressive of our social advantages. May it be no less an index of relative excellence.
All which is respectfully submitted.
FRANCIS HORTON,
J. C. WALDO, School GEO. C. RUSSELL, Committee,
HENRY WHITTEMORE,
EBENEZER P. PIERCE,
WEST CAMBRIDGE, April 19th, 1848.
STATEMENT
OF THE EXPENDITURES
OF WEST CAMBRIDGE, FROM MAY FIRST, 1848, TO MAY FIRST, 1849. ALSO LIST OF TOWN AND COUNTY TAXES
ASSESSED
1
FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1849.
ALSO THE
REPORT OF
THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE,
WEST CAMBRIDGE,
FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1848 --- 49.
SOMERVILLE: E. TUFTS, PRINTER. 1849.
STATEMENT
Of the Receipts and Disbursements of the Town of West Cambridge, from May 1st, 1848 to May Ist, 1849.
Amount of Taxes assessed for the year 1848, $ 9013 67
Balance in the Treasury May 1st, 1848. 122 52
Received of Charles Hill Collector,
8736 00
66 Interest on Wm. Cutter School Fund, 330 14
This Town's proportion of State School Fund, 63 92
For support of State Paupers, 3 99
Interest on Poor Widow's Fund 12 00
66 From Centre and N. W. Hay Scales, 71 92
66 From Lexington W. C. Rail Road Co. 154 35
From Licenses of Dogs, 82 00
Money borrowed at sundry times,
78500
$ 10361 84
DISBURSEMENT S.
Paid Selectmen's Orders and abatement of Taxes, 2636 0S Orders drawn by the Overseers of the Poor for support of Paupers and repairs of High- ways, 1450 57
66 Orders drawn by School Committee, 3058 52
66 County Tax,
749 93
Town Debt and Interest,
1035 50
66 Temporary Borrowed money,
1412 75
'Balance in the Treasury,
18 49
$ 10361 84
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SCHOOLS.
Paid James H. Shepard
" . Daniel C. Brown,
805 53
" Charles J. Frost, 603 89
520 00
D. B. Wheeler
210 71
" J. H. Bell, 2 terms,
64 00
Nelson E. Blake,
184 00
Sarah A. Estabrook,
100 00
« . Sarah Conant,
184 37
Sarah G. Brown,
184 36
" Harriet A. Hill,
" Almira T. Fessenden, 138 00
$ 3058 52
CONTINGENT EXPENSES.
John Jarvis for making 2 signboards, 1 25
Nathaniel Watson for the support of Julia A. Elliot in the house of corection, 8 85
" City of Cambridge for repairs made on the bridge between Brighton and Cambridge, 318 12
" A. W. Mendum, for stoves and pipe for School 1 Houses, 35 67
" Luke Agur for Cash paid for notifications, dis- tributing do. and other services, 52 20
Edward Foley for work on the road, 131 94
Leonard Ayers for taking care of Olive Branch Engine, &c. 15 25
Rev. F. Horton, services as School Committee, 21 00 Moses Bacon for painting guide boards, 1 50
James Workinan for work on road, 81 00
66 John Burbank for painting South school House, 145 30
John R. Stevens, for building fence around Union school House Yard 20 75
" Josiah II. Russell, for coal lumber, &c. for School Houses, 186 78
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63 66
5
" Jesse P. Pattee for work on road, 15 00
" James Russell, Esq. for professional services, 7 25
John Locke for taking care of Engine No. 2, and repairs on do. 25 00
Geo. C. Russell, for services as School Com- mittee, 12 00
" Edmund Tufts, for printing Annual Report and other printing, 38 55
T. J. and G. C. Russell, Oil, &c. for Engine No. 3. 7 92
Moses Proctor for services as Clerk, making out returns of births, deaths, &c. 26 63
" Thomas Cutter, for one years' services at Alms House, 123 00
Paul F. Dodge, work on Engine 1 75
" Henry Whittemore, services as School Com- mittee, 12 00
" Albert Winn for perambulating town lines and other services, 7 25
" Thomas R. Cushing for mason work 8 25
" Ebenezer P. Pierce, for services as School Com- mittee and gravel for road, 16 48
66 Ammi C. Teel for bridge stone, &c. 15 75
Washington J. Lane, for making Taxes and stationary, 64 36
66 W. J. Lane, for repairs on school house, 7 02
Estate of David Russell for gravel, 9 00
Josiah Vose for charcoal for centre School 14 00
Matthew Griswold repairs on Wyman S. House, 1 60
Solon Hardy for coal hod, &c. for School house, 1 25
Finance Committee for making out Report, 10 00
Mr. Gay for gravel for road, 17 00
Shetton and Cheever for pipe and hose for En- gine No. S. 14 38
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do. do. for hose for Engine No. 3. 282 25 Francis Hill for gravel for road, 7 50
66 Mansir W. Marsh for cash advanced and extra services, 9 25
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" William Dickson for perambulating town lines &c. 10 50
Prescott and Proctor for postage and books, 5 08
Joseph O. Wellington for making Taxes, 45 00
66 William A. Whittemore for cedar posts, &c. 6 00
Stephen Symmes for wood for School and gravel for road 24 47
Luke Wyman for gravel for road, 7 20
Isaiah Jenkins for ringing bill and taking care Library room, 42 12
Thomas P. Pierce for making Taxes, 44 00
Edward Mellen, Esq. for professional services, 12 00
Gershom Cutter for charcoal for N. W. School, 11 25
Unitarian Society for use of Hall, 25 00
D. Clark and Co. for repairs on N. W. School · House, 8 12
66 Warren Frost for articles for south School, 9 97
A. Barnes for Repairs on South School House, 4 75
Wm. A. Richardson repairing Engine No. 3. 9 00 W. T. & C. H. Dupee for work on Alms house, 3 50 John B. Hartwell for services at town meetings, 5 00 Sarah A. Estabrook for taking care of Library, 25 00
Nathaniel White for Engine rope, 4 00
1 Rev. Willard Spalding for services as S. Com. 16 00
66 Charles Hill for abatement of Taxes, 165 97
Dr. T. Wellington for Juvenile Library, 30 00
William Hill for use of room for Library, 25 00
Mrs. Pinkerton,
Mrs. Lucy Cutter, three dollars each
Mrs. Elizabeth Locke, of Poor Widow's fund, 12 00
Mrs. Mary Pierce,
66 Interest on Town debt, 216 60
66 Howard and Davis for packing and forwarding town Scales and Weights, 10 00
" Abatement of poll tax of the Olive Branch En- gine Co. 48 00
" Abatement of poll Tax of the Enterprise Engine Co. 37 50
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Orders drawn by the Overseers of the Poor for support of Paupers and repairs of Highways from May 1st, 1848 to May 1st, 1849. 1
Paid Mark A. Richardson Superintendant of Alms
House, 275 00
Mansir W. Marsh balance on cow 17 00
Samuel Swan repairing tools, &c. 2 84
66 Thomas Hutchinson for wood bought at Auction 31 00
66 Abijah Wyman for articles furnished John Wilson 10 00
66 Josiah Rus: e'l for coal and lumber, 76 24
Russell & Fessenden for W. I. Goods, 62 03
66
T. J. and G. C. Russell, 83 89
Fowle, Prescott, and Proctor for dry goods, 16 71
Prescott and Proctor 6 55 40
66 Charles Cutter for hay and pigs,
29 64
John Peabody, for meat, 70 04
66 Solon Hardy, for grain and goods,
261 39
66 Mrs. R. Damon, for hay, 12 00
Mrs. Wm. Hill toward the support of Wm. Martin 18 00
66 Burbeck and Hutchinson for Blacksmith work,
14 55
John Whipple for fish,
11 58
66
A. Blanchard for lumber,
35 02
60
Moses Proctor for W. I. goods,
108 29
66
Wm. L. Clark, harness work,
13 74
J. P. Pattee for bread,
21 03
66 66 for doctoring horse, 10 00
66 Thomas Ramsdell for boots and shoes, 16 17
66
Town of Medford for aid and funeral charges for Fuller Wilson, 7 00
" City of Cambridge, for aid for Jenniss and Esta- brook, 4 00
6 J. B. Hartwell for coffin for Volick, 3 00
66 Charles M. Wood, for doctoring horse, 9 00
66 A. W. Mendum, for stove and tin work, 12 31
A. P. and J. P. Wyman, blacksmith work, 28 04
66 City of Boston for aiding Mrs. John Frost, 10 75
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" Isaiah Jenkins for keeping overseers' books, draw- ing orders, &c.
15 00
" John Hopkins for shovels, 3 33
Dr. H. Holmes, medical attendance,
12 50
Wm. Porter, for hay, 67 83
"
Amos Russell for wood,
26 25
$ 1450 57
· deduct from the above amount $ 464 95
for repairing highways and for 108 weeks board of men em- ployed on the road at $ 2 per week, 216 00 -
-
680 95
leaving a balance for support of Alms House of
$ 769 62
RECAPITULATION.
Poor and Highways,
$ 1450 57
Contingent Expenses,
2636 08
County Tax,
749 93
School,
3058 52
Town Debt,
1035 50
Borrowed money,
1412 75
Balance in Treasury, May 1st, 1849,
18 49
$10361 84
ALBERT WINN, WILLIAM DICKSON, } AMOS HILL, JR. MOSES PROCTOR,
Committee of Finance.
WEST CAMBRIDGE, May Ist, 1849.
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LIST OF
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TOWN AND COUNTY TAXES
AS ASSESSED
FOR THE YEAR 1849.
A.
Bird George 4 83
Avery, Widow Sarah
4 50
Bailey James E.
12 00
Agur Luke
4 30
Bannon Patrick
2 38
Ayers Leonard
1 50
Bannon Thomas
1 50
Ackerman C. L.
7 45
Blanchard Alanson
6 40
Allen Abbot
33 68
Brown Clark 2 03
Allen Edward
1 50
Butter Thomas
1 50
Allen Charles
1 50
Blanchard Otis
3 25
Allen John
1 50
Burbeck Daniel
6 40
Ackerman Ira
1 50
Bucknam Samuel C.
10 67
Aiken H. A.
1 50
Bacon Moses
3 95
Antill Jobn
1 50
Butterfield Samuel 106 68
5 00
B.
Bucknam Jesse
11 83
Boynton Thurston
1 50
Ballou Charles
1 50
Bacon Charles
1 50
Bradshaw Anne
11 90
Burbank John
3 16
Barker John
1 50
Blanchard James C.
5 70
Bateman Wm. C
2 03
Blackington Samuel
70 Burk Thomas
1 50
Bartlett Lewis P.
43 20
Brown Adolphus
17 37
Brown Daniel C.
10 25
Brooks John W.
8 59
2
Brooks Wid. Sarah 2 80
Arnold George
1 50
Butterfield Joseph
Blackington Wm. Est. 1 23
-
10
Bacon Moses W.
1 94
Cutter Elijah L. 2 90
Bennet John W.
1 50
Cutter Ammi, 2d. 3 60
Boynton John T.
1 76 Cutter John
2 55
Burk Patrick
1 50 Cutter Jefferson
20 23
Barry Edward 1 68
Barton James
1 85
Cutter Cyrus
83 94
Burbank Nathan
2 38
Cutter Cyrus H.
14 10
Bloxham Thomas
1 50
Cutter Charles
19 88
Bennet Wm.
1 50
Cutter Jefferson improv-
Butters Cyrus
3 60
ed by I. B. Homer 18 73
Brown Denis
1 50
O'Brien Michael
1 50
Cutter Lydia improved by John Crosby
4 38
Bailey Frederick
1 50
Bailey James B.
1 50
Cutter Ira
1 18
Burrage Joseph
15 76
Clark Daniel
12 79
Brooks Alfred
6 05
Brown Rev. James F.
1 50
Braidy John 1 50
1 50
Converse Joseph heirs 3 76
Bennet Levi
1 50
Clainson Wm. 1 50
Bennet John
1 50
Campbell Michael
6 58
Badon Patrick
1 50
1
Bardon Michael 1 50
Cook Russell
2 03
Bannon Owin
1 50
Camboy James
1 50
Bannon Michael
1 50
Cahill James
1 50
Blanchard Benjamin 1 50
Clark Wm.
1 50
Bass Albert
1 50
Church Otis
1 50
Briggs Hartwell
1 50
Conner Walter
1 50
Buck Thomas
1 50
Barrett Abel
1 50
Collins John
1 50
Cahalin Thomas
1 50
C.
Cutter Thomas
3 25
Cotting William
63 09
Corkery Michael
1 50
Chase James M.
10 60
Crosby John S.
1 50
Conner Moses
2 90
Cahalin Wm.
1 50
Currier Woodman C.
6 40
Mc'Carthy John
1 50
Cushing Thomas R.
6 32
Clark and Perry
24 50
Carlton Rev. G. I.
52 60
Canady Hugh
1 50
Chadwick Clarisa
87 85
Casey John
1 50
Cutter Moses
3 25
Cox Isaac
1 50
Cutter Oliver
1 50
Cate Joshua
1 50
Cutter Elijah
42 66
Copeland Micliael
1 50
·
Clark David 17 24
Clark Daniel & Co. 1 40
Clark Daniel and David 2 80
Brian George C.
Campbell Barnard 1 50
3 08
Bucknam Theodore 1 50
Childs James
Copeland Milton 1 50
Cutter Thomas 3 25
Cutter Gershom 19 18
11
Collins John 2d.
1 50
Dickey Samuel 1 56
Cogan Wmn.
1 50
Durkey Josiah 1 50
Crosby Josiah
14 01
Durkey Luther 1 50
Crane Charles A.
31 68
E.
Cook Spencer
1 94
Estabrooks Horatio
1 50
Crosby John
10 69
Case Amos
1 50
Cutting Charles
9 84
Clark Wm. L.
9 29
Caverly Thomas
1 50
F.
Frost Seth
123 20
Frost Jonathan
86 05
Clark James, Esq.
10 25
Frost Silas
62 70
Cocrianne Michael
1 50
Frost John
8 33
Currier Norman
1 50
Frost Abijah 7 98
Cassidy Michael
1 50
Frost Widow Mary 4 55
Carrol John
1 50
Frost Wm. W.
1 50
Campbell John
1 50
Frost Benj. Estate,
42
Frost Isaac
24 76
Cornelius M'cCarthy 1 50
Cole Aaron
1 50
E. L. Frost,
5 25
M. J. Frost, 5 25
Angenette Frost 5 25
Dickson Wm. 34 36
Dickson Albert
1 50
Dickson Frederick
1 50
Frost Charles J. 1 85
Deblois Henry
1 50
Frost Thaddeus
19 60
Dudley Charles
1 50
Frost Warren S.
4 74
Dodge Paul F.
22 07
Frost Varnum
4 04
Dodge Joshua G. 1 50
Frost Warren & Var-
num 3 50
Dickson Aaron
16 36
45 40
Damon David Estate
8 75
Daniels John P.
16 20
Day John W.
1 50
Dupee Charles H.
3 25
25 46
Davis Ezra S.
1 50
Dodge William A.
10 61
Doe Sylvester
1 50
Damedy Thomas
1 50
Frost Thomas
1 50
Drown Thomas 1 50
Fillebrown John
17 50
Dupee Wm S. and Co. 70
Fielding Richard .1 50
Daffy Thomas
1 50
Fletcher Walter
101 39
Eaton Timothy
14 00
Emerson John
1 50
Emerson Joseph
1 50
Chamberlain Daniel Cahalin Dennis
1 50
Cunningham Francis 1 50
Frost Isaac guardian for
D.
Dupee Wm. T.
12 70
Frost Henry
Frost Henry, Trustee for Mrs. J.Cutter . 1 05
Frost Josiah L. improv- ed by Wilson
Frost Amos 9 13
Frost Reuben
1 50
Frost Frederick
7 77
Frost Mary A. 3 50
Frost Widow Sibil 1 75
43 05
12
Fessenden Ichabod 41 60
Green Widow Esther 19 95
Green Samuel 3 32
Fessenden Philip B. and Co.
15 08
Gibson David
1 50
Farmer Elbridge
35 37
Gardner Samuel
1 L
Foster George
4 65
Gardner Wm. H.
1 50
Field John
44 81
Gilcrease Simeon
2 80
Fisk, Rev. Thaddeus
45 15
Green Marshal S.
2 03
Fillebrown Edward
9 12
Graves Joseph A.
1 50
Fowle John
91 08
Griffiths Charles
23 05
Fagan James
1 50
Gilmore John
1 50
Fletcher Walter D.
1 50
Goward Watson
12 38
Furness Thomas
1 50
Grant Edward 1 50
Fessenden Nehemiah
9 55
Gregg Alvah
1 50
Ford John
1 50
H.
Fulton William
1 50
Hagan John
1 50
Farrar William
2 80
Hall Thomas
38 20
Fogg Stephen
1 50
Hall Isaac
8 76
Fogg Samuel
1 50
Hanson William 2 20
Fiefield S. P.
1 50
Hinton John
10 25
Farrar Thomas
1 50
Harrington Cyrus D.
12 18
Frazar Alexander
1 50
Hardy Solon
1 50
Farrar George
3 25
Faulkner William
1 50
Hobbs Lorenzo D.
1 50
Hill Addison
12 18
Hill Nathaniel 25 82
G.
Gammel John Jr.
13 40
Hutchinson Thomas 53 41
Gilman John
1 50
Godfrey George
1 50
Gidley Edwin
7 80
Hill Nathaniel, Jr. 5 16
How Eli 4 48
Gilson Thomas
1.50
Hill William 3d.
10 60
Gardon Thomas
1 50
Hovey Ebenezer 6 23
Griswold Matthew
6 02
Harwood Solomon 1 50
Green Abel
Hathaway Charles
3 25
Gardner Sarah and Pa- tience
10 85
Hill Francis 42 63
Gardner Miles
8 41
Hill Amos
40 00
Gardner Abner
7 45
, Hill Amos, Jr.
53 28
Goodbue Francis
1 50
Hill Henry Y. 73 00
Gray George H.
42 19
Gammon Robert
1 50
Hill Amos, jr. and II.
Y. Hill 29 75
Green James
1 50
Griffiths Charles & Co. 30 45
Flanders Joseph 1 50
1 50
Foley Edward
10 43
Hill Harrison
Hutchinson Thomas O. 5 00
Hutchinson Jacob H. 5 00
1 99
Hill Amos, Jr. Guard. 6 30
13
Hill James
92 12
Holt Ward 1 50
Hill Charles
13 75
Heustiss Warren 2 26
Hill David Estate of,
61 94
Hobbs Jacob F. 2 46
Hill George
5 70
Howe Andrews 1 50
Hill William 2d. 49 60
Hands John
1 50
Hill Joseph 17 67
I.
Hill, Widow Nancy
8 75
Ingolls Levi
1 50
Hill Charles H.
1 50
J.
Hill Nancy
1 72
Jenkins Isaiah 7 80
Hill Eber
1 50
Johnson Nathaniel 6 84
Hill Amos, 2d.
1 50
Jarvis John
13 23
Hill Almira
35
Johnson James 1 50
Hill Addison and Co.
3 85
Hills Henry
3 25
Jagou John
1 50
Hagan Thomas
2 90
Horton Rev. Francis
13 75
Hopkins Reuben
58 73
Kenney Andrew 1 50
Kenney Michael 3 60
Homer William F.
19 42
Kendall Daniel
1 50
Homer Eleazer
33 93
Kendall Samuel
22 50
Horton David W.
45 19
Kidder Joseph
7 93
Hutchinson T. K.
1 75
Kendall Polly
17 50
Hartwell John B.
9 03
Kenney Timothy 1 50
Hanscomb Thomas 1 50
Kimball Jonathan
1 50
Homer James B. 51 46
Holmes Dr. Howland 2 06
L.
Lee George 576 11
Locke Artemas 93 99
Haskins Wmn.
1 50
Hoyt P. T.
1 50
Locke William 27 79
Hoyt Amos
1 50
Locke Widow Amy
16 80
Hinton Samuel 1 50
Locke Benjamin, heirs 20 13
Hatch Charles C. 1 50
Locke Joseph 33 60
Hatch George W.
1 50
Locke Davis 16 60
Huse Samuel 1 50
Locke Edwin 28 78
Howartson Robert 1 50
Locke John 1 50
Herson Ira
1 50 Locke Wid. Hannah B. 25 76
Hinton Joseph
1 50
Locke Wid. Mehitable 10 67
Hutchinson Robert
1 50
Locke Aaron 53
Holland Michael
1 50
Locke Charles D. 1 50
Hardy George
1 50
Locke Wid. Elizabeth 3 33
Hyer John
1 50
Locke Henry 1 50
1
K.
Hauson Joel F. 8 63
Locke George A. 31 82
Higgins Dennis 1 50
Henshaw & Woodrough 4 31
Johnson Charles 1 50
do. do. Trustee 1 05
14
Locke Elbridge G. 37 51 Moor Henry 1 50
Locke Lorenzo 2 03
Muckler George F. 2 62
Locke Hannah C. 13 04
Morton Thomas 1 50
Locke Amos, Estate 5 95
Mayo Henry L. 7 80
Locke Wm. P. 1 50
Matthias Samuel 1 50
Locke Benjamin B. 1 50
Morrell Lewis F. 25 13
Locke Stephen 5 95
Mooney Patrick 1 50
Locke Abel, Estate of 4 20
Mc'Carty Maurice 1 50
Locke Caroline A. 5 25
Merrifield Joseph A. 5 35
Locke Edwin, improved
by Sowden 4 55
N.
Locke Wm. H. 7 36
Niles Wm. J. 87 64
Lawrence John W.
2 23
Leary Jeremiah 4 30
Nudd Joseph H. 1 50
Norcross Wm. R. 1 50
Nurse Nathan
5 14
Landers Stephen P.
18 20
Lombard N. K. 87 64
N.
Otis H. G. 1 50
Ollibin Michael
1 50
Lewis Samuel, jr.
33 46
Leman Wm.
1 50
O'Brien George
1 50
Lucas Henry Mc.
1 50
Lawrence Thomas C. 1 50
P.
Pierce Abel 25 11
Pierce Oliver 2 20
Proctor Russell 15 50
Lewis Samuel 3 25
Prescott Edwin R. 9 38
Larkin Isaac S. 1 50
Puffer David
12 78
Lombard N. K., Jr. 1
50
Puffer Jepihab 1 50
Leary Timothy 1 50
Peabody James
22 57
Litchfield Franklin 1 50
Peobody Wm.
1 50
Lovejoy David P. 1 50
Peabody John 6 23
Leary Cornelius
1 50
Pierce Abner
93 45
M.
Pierce Gorham
16 45
Mott Joseph B.
26 78
Mott Henry
12 07
Mitchell Michael
1 50
Palmer John G.
1 50
Morse Moses
7 28
Pattee Enoch 4 21
Mills Roswell P.
1 50
Prescott & Proctor 17 50
Motree Conrad
1 50
Proctor Moses 20 31
Marsh Mansir W.
39 98
Pierce Thomas P. Trus. 3 85
Lombard Augustus
1 50
Lane W. J.
18 83
Orchard John 1 50
Lavine Marshall 1 50
Latoulepe Joseph 1 50
Lemon Martin
1 50
Perkins Hayes
1 50
Pierce George 57 09
Price William
1 50
Nason Eliakim Estate 20 30
Lexington and W. Cam-
bridge Corporation 15 05
15
Poland Benjamin
9 55
Russell George E. 16 64
Porter James
S 85
Russell Eliza A. 53
Parker Sewall
1 50
Russell George C. trus. 3 50
Prentiss James
22 40 Russell Oliver 10 54
Putnam Joseph
1 50
Russell Wid. Rebecca 36 40
Perry John
2 64
Russell James S. 5 35
Perkins Wmn.
1 50
Russell Capt. Edward
8 45
Pattern David
1 50
Russell Benj. F.
13 23
Pattee Jesse P.
50 31
Russell Amos 22 48
Phillips Matthew
1 50
Russell 'Thomas, Guar. 21
Prentiss George
29 91
Russell Theodore 1 50
Prentiss George, jr.
10 69
Russell T. J. & G. C. 38 24
Prentiss Samuel
1 50
Russell James, 2d. 32 37
Pierce Thomas P.
38 03
Richardson, Mr. 1 50
Pierce John A. P.
38 27
Richardson James M. 3 25
Pierce Ebenezer P.
29 37
Richardson Richard
6 40
Pierce Jonas, heirs of
5 43
Richardson William
53 42
Pierce James A.
1 50
Richardson Wm. H.
9 55
Pierce, Widow Lydia
14 35
Richardson Mark A. 2 20
Prentiss Mary
4 29
Richardson George B. 19 95.
Perry Joseph
1 50
Richardson George B. & Co. 16 45
Pollard Sampson W. 1 50
Pierce James H.
1 50
Richardson Wm. imp. by A. Wyman 23 36
Robbins Joshua 74 06
Ramsdell Thomas
15 85
Pease James
1 50
Swan Gershom, Estate 13 83 Rawson Warren
20 56
Q.
Ryen Jolin .1 50
Quinlin James
1 50
Robbins James
2 82
Rust Wm. W.
1 50
Robinson Orin
12 00
Robbins Nathan, Jr. 140 28
Russell Thomas
120 02
Russell James, Esq. 104 28
66 66 Trustee 2 45
S.
Russsell Geo. C. 2d. 11 30
Swan Stephen 50 17
Russell David, Estate, 23 28
Slaine Thomas 1 50
Russell Bowen 20 55
Slaine John 1 50
Russell Josiah H.
16 36
Spauling Leonard
14 07
Russell Nabum 30 80
Swan John
18 79
Russell Walter, estate 2 80
Swan John 2d. 1 50
Russell Thomas J. 19 70
Swan Benj. M.
1 50
R.
Ryan John
1 50
Ragan Patrick
1 50
Prentiss Wm. 1 50
Patterson Thomas
50
Patterson Matthew
1 50
16
Symmes Stephen
37 60
T.
Teel Albert 3 95
Teel Josiah
22 90
Thorp Thomas E. 5 70
Schouler James, Jr.
1 50
'l'uney Cornelius
1 50
Tufts Benjamin 1 55
Teel Benjamin C.
911
Tufts Ephraim 58 63
Sales William
150
Tufts Ephraim, Jr.
9 20
Setchell William F. A.
1 50
Trask Moses C. 1 50
Swan Samuel
4 30
Tasker Elijah 1 50
Swan Timothy
34 37
Thompson Benjamin
1 50
Seaver True W.
47 70
Titus Daniel
2 55
Stearns Leonard
25 38
Teel Thomas II.
44 28
Stearns Leonard, Jr.
1 50
Tufts James C.
4 63
Swan Charles
14 28
Teel Thomas R.
5 70
Smith Edward
36 05
Thorp 'Thomas
10 95
Smith Joseph
4 83
'Tufts Widow Ellen
2 10
Stearns George
22 05
Thomas John
1 50
Sargent John
1 50
Taylor James
1 50
Simpson Alonzo
8 85
Tumey Jeremiah
1 50
Simpson John W,
1 50
Taylor Timothy
1 50
Simpson Joseph
1 50
Taylor Robert
1 50
Sweeney Daniel
1 50
Sweeney Jolın 1 50
U.
Snay John 1 50
Underwood, Dr. 1 50
Stone Hezekiah
1 50
Underwood Napoleon
10 60
Shaw Hiram
1 50
Usher Daniel
3 95
Swaine Benjamin
1 50
Symmes Stephen, Jr.
9 55
V.
Schouler John
76 76
Viles Andrew 1 50
Swan Henry
10 26
Vaughten John
1 50
Swan Wid. Phebe
11 55
Vaughten William
1 50
Society, Baptist
32 03
Squires J. P.
14 45
W.
Storer and Blanchard
1 75
Whittemore Wm. A. 61 71
Shattuck, Isaac, Jr.
1 50
Whittemore William 2d. 1 50
Smith James
1 50
Whittemore Francis H. 6 40
Seldon George Il.
1 50
W hittemore Elbridge 12 00
Swaine Samuel
1 50
Whittemore Jonathan Es-
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