USA > Massachusetts > Middlesex County > Arlington > Town of Arlington annual report 1912 > Part 26
Note: The text from this book was generated using artificial intelligence so there may be some errors. The full pages can be found on Archive.org (link on the Part 1 page).
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part 7 | Part 8 | Part 9 | Part 10 | Part 11 | Part 12 | Part 13 | Part 14 | Part 15 | Part 16 | Part 17 | Part 18 | Part 19 | Part 20 | Part 21 | Part 22 | Part 23 | Part 24 | Part 25 | Part 26 | Part 27 | Part 28 | Part 29 | Part 30 | Part 31 | Part 32 | Part 33 | Part 34 | Part 35 | Part 36 | Part 37 | Part 38
Fire alarm cards were issued by the Wire Department this year, these cards being strictly up to date, specifying all box locations and special signals as used on the Fire Alarm system; citizens can procure Fire Alarm Cards by applying to the Wire Superintendent or at any of the Fire Stations. Fourteen hundred and fifty (1450) feet of two-conductor lead cable was purchased during the year for extension of the underground wire system. This cable is now in stock and will be used at a later date with other under- ground wire materials on hand.
POLICE SIGNAL SYSTEM.
The Police Signal System has given excellent service during the past year; very few repairs have had to be made on same. All wires of this system were thoroughly inspected and boxes were painted. All batteries were replaced or recharged as needed. Box No. 21 on Medford Street was placed on a new pole owing to replacement of poles on this street. All wires of the Police
414
ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT
Signal System are installed on poles or in underground conduits with wires of the Fire Alarm System, and when repairs or altera- tions are required this work is done on both systems at the same time.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
I would respectfully recommend that appropriations be made in 1913 for the installing of a Fire Alarm Box at corner of Bartlett and Windemere Avenues (this box has been petitioned for by citizens in this locality); also that a fire alarm box be installed at junction of Mystic and Old Mystic Streets, and the police box now located on Mystic Street, near Draper Avenue, be moved to this new location. A fire alarm box should be installed in new Town Hall building, also gongs should be placed in the Selectmen's and Fire Engineers' rooms in this building. Provision has been made by installing conduits in this building for fire alarm wires in accord- ance with directions given by this department. I would recom- mend that an appropriation be made for connecting the Fire Alarm Systems of this town and the City of Medford similar to the "mutual aid system" now in force between Arlington and Somerville. The authorities of the City of Medford desire that this system be established, and with the completion of the new fire station now being built at West Medford, which is to be equipped with automobile apparatus, added fire protection will be given certain districts in Arlington by the installation of this system. New construction should be installed during the coming year on underground and aerial wires to further strengthen and extend these systems.
Respectfully submitted,
REUBEN W. LE BARON, Superintendent of Wires.
REPORT OF REGISTRARS OF VOTERS.
ARLINGTON, January 1, 1913.
The Board of Registrars of Voters herewith submit their report for the year ending December 31, 1912.
During the year the Board has held fourteen meetings, twelve in Town Hall and two at the Locke School at Arlington Heights.
These meetings were held for the purpose of registering voters, revising the voting list and certifying nomination papers.
The total number of registered voters reported December 31, 1912, was 2078.
During the year 187 names were dropped from the list due to removal from Town and deaths occurring during that time.
Three hundred fifty-eight (358) names were added at the various meetings of the Board, making a total number of registered voters December 31, 1912, twenty-two hundred forty-nine (2249).
No change has been made in the list of women voters.
The list, as revised to January 1, 1912, is as follows:
Whole number registered . 2367
Whole number of men 2249
Whole number of women. 118
Total .
2367
Total number of assessed polls, December 31, 1912.
3242
The number of enrolled voters December 31, 1912, was as follows:
Republican
909
Democratic.
276
Total enrolled voters 1185
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN W. BAILEY,
WINTHROP PATTEE, EBEN F. DEWING, THOMAS J. ROBINSON, Registrars of Voters.
415
REPORT OF PARK COMMISSIONERS.
ARLINGTON, MASS., January 10, 1913.
The Board of Park Commissioners respectfully submit the following report:
As in former years there has been a general supervision of the parks and grass plots under our direction.
The matter of laying out and constructing a drive for carriages through Menotomy Rocks Park has been considered this year and a plan and profile of a drive twenty feet wide, following the route of the present path, has been made. Our estimate of the cost of shaping and surfacing this drive is $950.
Considerable filling in Meadow Brook Park with the gravel from the extension of the cemetery has been done this year, in line with proposed improvements of the park. The matter of the proposed boulevard between West Medford Bridge and Summer Street will be brought to the attention of the Town at the March meeting. This location should be acquired and put into shape, so that it can be turned over to the Metropolitan Park Commission at the proper time, or built by the Town itself.
Respectfully submitted,
C. H. GANNETT, Park Commissioner.
416
REPORT OF TREE WARDEN.
To the Citizens of Arlington:
I herewith submit my annual report as Tree Warden for the year ending December 31, 1912.
LEOPARD MOTH.
During the past year twenty-two dead trees were removed from the highways. Many others, owing to their condition, had to be topped back. In some instances lack of moisture was, perhaps, the primary cause, but their end was accomplished by the ravages of the Leopard moth. The infestation of this insect is general throughout the town, and the extermination or even successful checking is the serious and unsolved problem in regard to our shade trees today. Without aid from some unforeseen source the crude methods now in use will avail but little in suppressing this pest, which causes more injury to trees than all other insects combined.
GYPSY MOTH.
Owing to liberal appropriations in the past which enabled the work of suppression to be carried on continuously the infestation of this pest on the street trees is very slight. A continuation of the same policy is the best assurance of keeping them so.
BROWN-TAIL MOTH.
During the winter months the residential sections are cleared of these pests by cutting off and burning the webs. This, with the spraying, etc., insures relief to those sections the following summer. In the outlying districts, where nothing is done, the infestation is serious, and during the season that the moth is in the wing form flight from these sections causes those towns which happen to lie in the direction in which the wind is blowing additional expense the following year, so that the cost of keeping the town clear of this pest is problematical each year.
417
418
ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT
TREE PLANTING.
Last spring two hundred rock maple trees were planted on the highways and equipped with wire guards. Much annoyance is caused by boys of the grammar-school age in pulling on these young trees before the roots are set; also the bending and break- ing of the wire guards. I would respectfully request the teachers in the grammar grades to impress from time to time upon the minds of boys the damage done from such acts of thoughtlessness.
APPROPRIATION.
I would recommend that the sum of $1000 be appropriated for this department for the ensuing year, to be expended in setting out and caring for young trees, also the care, necessary trimming and removal of dead trees on the highways.
Respectfully, WILLIAM H. BRADLEY,
Tree Warden.
REPORT OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES.
1909 TAX. DR.
Amount uncollected December 30, 1911 $48.25
CR.
Abatement
$48.25
1
$48.25
$48.25
1910 TAX.
DR.
Amount uncollected December 30, 1911
$8.02
CR.
Abatements
$6.02
Amount paid Town Treasurer
2.00
$8.02
$8.02
1911 TAX.
DR.
Amount uncollected December 30, 1911 $62,762.25
Additional commitments and reassessments 10.45
CR.
Abatements
$1,010.08
Amount paid Town Treasurer 61,681.02
Amount uncollected December 31, 1912
81.60
$62,772.70 $62,772.70
419
-
420
ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT
1912 TAX. DR.
Amount committed by Assessors $297,224.20
Additional commitments and reassessments 5,209.54
CR.
Abatements $2,501.55
Amount paid Town Treasurer
221,630.17
Amount uncollected December 31, 1912
78,302.02
$302,433.74 $302,433.74
STREET WATERING ASSESSMENT 1910.
DR.
Amount uncollected December 30, 1911
$371.15
CR.
Amount paid Town Treasurer
$371.15
$371.15
$371.15
STREET WATERING ASSESSMENT 1911.
DR.
Amount uncollected December 30, 1911 $2,853.15
CR.
Abatements
$14.45
Amount paid Town Treasurer
2,382.06
Amount uncollected December 31, 1912
456.64
$2,853.15 $2,853.15
STREET WATERING ASSESSMENT 1912. Amount committed by Assessors December,
1912
$3,088.41
WATER RATES.
DR.
Amount unpaid December 30, 1911 $335.24
Amount committed January 1, 1912
21,644.92
Amount committed July 1, 1912
21,621.92
Additional commitments
2,822.22
421
REPORT OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES
CR.
Rebates
$19.18
Amount paid Town Treasurer
45,410.95
Amount uncollected December 31, 1912
194.17
$46,424.30
$46,424.30
SEWER ASSESSMENTS. DR.
Amount collected on unapportioned as- sessments 1
$5,166.38
CR.
Amount paid Town Treasurer
$5,166.38
$5,166.38
$5,166.38
APPORTIONED SEWER ASSESSMENTS.
DR.
Amount uncollected December 30, 1911 $369.92
Apportionment for 1912 committed by
Assessors
1,192.35
CR. .
Amount paid Town Treasurer
$1,319.08
Amount uncollected December 31, 1912
243.19
$1,562.27
$1,562.27
INTEREST COMMITTED ON APPORTIONED SEWER ASSESSMENTS.
DR.
Amount uncollected December 30, 1911 $45.31
Amount committed by Assessors in 1912 134.55
CR.
Amount paid Town Treasurer $135.35
Amount uncollected December 31, 1912
44.51
$179.86 $179.86
422
ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT
STREET RAILWAY EXCISE TAX. DR.
Amounts committed by Assessors Bay State Street Railway Company $349.89
Middlesex & Boston Street Railway Com- pany
96.29
CR.
Amount paid Town Treasurer
$446.18
$446.18
$446.18
NON-RESIDENT BANK TAX.
DR.
Amount committed by Assessors $384.39
CR.
Amount paid Town Treasurer
$384.39
$384.39
$384.39
COMMITTED SIDEWALK ASSESSMENTS.
DR.
Amount uncollected December 30, 1911
$167.83
Amount committed by Assessors March 4,1912 590.51
CR.
Abatements
$109.93
Amount paid Town Treasurer
498.71
Amount uncollected December 31, 1912
149.70
$758.34
$758.34
BETTERMENT ASSESSMENTS UNAPPORTIONED.
DR. Amount uncollected December 30, 1911 $583.13
Amount committed by Joint Board of
Selectmen and Board of Public Works, February 19, 1912 4,202.59
423
REPORT OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES
CR.
Abatements
$20.66
Amount paid Town Treasurer
1,979.52
Apportionments in 1912
379.39
Amount uncollected December 31, 1912
2,406.15
$4,785.72
$4,785.72
BETTERMENT ASSESSMENTS APPORTIONED.
DR.
Amount unpaid December 30, 1911 $154.01
CR.
Amount paid Town Treasurer
$154.01
$154.01
$154.01
/
BETTERMENT ASSESSMENT APPORTIONED.
DR.
Amount committed by Assessors in 1912 $379.39
CR.
Amount paid Town Treasurer
$224.33
Amount uncollected December 31, 1912
155.06
$379.39
$379.39
INTEREST COMMITTED ON APPORTIONED BETTERMENT
ASSESSMENTS.
DR.
Amount uncollected December 30, 1911 $22.33
Amount committed by Assessors 1912 6.98
CR.
Amount paid Town Treasurer $26.47
Amount uncollected December 31, 1912
2.84
$29.31 $29.31
424
ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT
BOARD FOR SUPPRESSION OF GYPSY AND BROWN-TAIL MOTHS.
DR.
Amount uncollected December 30, 1911
$407.35
CR.
Amount paid Town Treasurer
$407.35
$407.35
$407.35
BOARD FOR SUPPRESSION OF GYPSY AND BROWN-TAIL MOTHS.
DR.
Amount committed by Assessors in 1912 $1,770.98
CR.
Abatements
$18.01
Amount paid Town Treasurer
1,363.88
Amount uncollected December 31, 1912
389.09
$1,770.98
$1,770.98
INTEREST.
DR.
Amount collected on Taxes
$1,435.78
Bank deposits
143.40
Sewer Assessments uncommitted
201.89
Assessment for laying of dust
9.36
Betterment Assessments unapportioned
13.48
Sidewalk assessments
10.98
Gypsy and Brown-Tail Moth assessment
6.91
Apportioned Betterment Assessments
uncommitted
9.40
Apportioned Sewer Assessments uncom- mitted 21.37
Miscellaneous
6.88
CR.
Amount paid Town Treasurer
$1,859.45
$1,859.45
$1,859.45
425
REPORT OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES
MISCELLANEOUS CASH RECEIPTS. DR. Amount collected for different departments $19,453.27
CR.
Amount paid Town Treasurer
$19,453.27
$19,453.27 $19,453.27
HARVEY S. SEARS, Collector of Taxes.
December 31, 1912.
I have examined the accounts of Harvey S. Sears, Collector of Taxes for the Town of Arlington, Mass., and find the same correct, agreeing with the Auditor's books.
GEORGE McK. RICHARDSON, Auditor.
December 31, 1912.
REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS OF CEMETERIES, ROBBINS FUND, SOLDIERS' MONUMENT FUND AND SAMUEL C. BUCK- NAM FUND.
ARLINGTON, January 20, 1913.
The Commissioners of Cemeteries, Soldiers' Monument Fund, Robbins Fund and Samuel C. Bucknam Fund herewith submit their report for the year ending December 31, 1912.
As stated in last year's report, by the appropriation of $5000 made by the Town in November, 1911, for the purpose of laying out and plotting two new sections, the Commissioners have been enabled to provide a sufficient number of small lots to meet the demand for some few years. The demand is and, no doubt, will continue to be for these small lots, viz., three and four graves.
The balance available for this special work January 1, 1912, was $3264.77; amount received from appropriation for Park filling $1703.40, making a total available for this work $4968.77. The amount expended during the year was $4021.73, leaving a balance to finish the work of $946.44.
Number of lots sold in 1912
17
Number of single graves sold
19
Interments:
Whole number of interments made
143
Interments made in private lots 102
Interments made in single graves
24
Interments made in private tombs
4
Interments made in public burial lot
13
- 143
Expenses.
Amount paid for labor $3,445.40
Amount paid for all other expenses
2,839.41
Total expenses
$6,284.81
426
427
REPORT OF CEMETERY COMMISSIONERS
Receipts.
Appropriation for 1912
$1,800.00
From Perpetual Care Fund
1,569.28
From S. C. Bucknam Fund
80.00
From Robbins Fund
390.00
From Soldiers' Monument Fund
54.78
Care of lots, opening graves, etc.
2,390.75
$6,284.81
Sale of Lots.
Amount received from sale of lots $1,685.00
This amount of $1,685 has been turned into the Town Treasury, leaving the net cost to the Town, for maintenance of Cemeteries (including the old Cemetery on Pleasant Street) and the Soldiers' Monument and grounds, of $115.
ROBBINS FUND.
Amount of Fund January 1, 1912
$5,000.00
Accumulated income January 1, 1912
$460.11
Interest on Locke School Addition Loan
200.00
Interest on Savings Bank deposit
20.58
$680.69
Expenditures.
Paid Town of Arlington
$390.00
Balance of Income Account
290.69
Total Fund and accumulated income
$5,290.69
Investments.
Two Locke School Addition Loan Notes dated December 31, 1908, due one on December 31, 1922, and one December 31, 1923; $2,500 each 4% $5,000.00
Deposit in Arlington Five Cents Savings Bank 290.69
$5,290.69
428
ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT
PERPETUAL CARE FUND.
Amount of Fund January 1, 1912 $25,200.00
Receipts for the year 1912 Account Per -. petual Care Fund 1,400.00
Total Fund
$26,600.00
Receipts.
Balance of Income Account January 1, 1912 $2,529.96
Receipts from investments for the year 1912 :
Henderson Street Loan
420.00
Locke School Addition Loan
300.00
Water Loan of 1910 160.00
Water Loan of 1909
30.00
Summer Street Loan of 1908
40.00
Savings Bank deposit 6 months to July 1
74.58
Savings Bank deposit 6 months to January
1,1913 109.68
$3,664.22
Expenditures.
Paid Town Treasurer for care of Ceme- teries
$1,569.28
Balance of Income Account 2,094.94
Total Fund and accumulated income
$28,694.94
Investments.
Henderson Street Sewer Loan Note dated December 31, 1903, due December 31, 1923; 4% $10,500.00
Three Locke School Addition Loan Notes dated December 31, 1908, due Decem- ber 31, 1924, 1925, 1926; $2500 each; 4% One Summer Street Loan Note dated December 31, 1908, due December 31, 1914; 4%
7,500.00
1,000.00
One Water Loan Note of 1909, dated June 30, 1909, due June 30, 1913; 4% 500.00
429
REPORT OF CEMETERY COMMISSIONERS
One Town of Arlington Tax Note dated December 30, 1912, due December 30, 1913; 4% $3,500.00
Four Town of Arlington Water Loan Notes of 1910 dated December 1, 1910, due one December 1, 1922, and one De- cember 1 in each of the three succeed- ing years, $1000 each ; 4% 4,000.00
Deposit in Arlington Five Cents Savings Bank 694.94
$28,694.94
SOLDIERS' MONUMENT FUND.
Amount of Fund January 1, 1912
$2,000.00
Accumulated income January 1, 1912 $1,147.30
Interest on Water Loan of 1908 80.00
Interest on enlargement of Locke School Lot Loan 20.00
Interest on deposit in Arlington Five
Cents Savings Bank 27.14
$1,274.44
Expenditures.
Paid Town of Arlington $54.78
Balance of Income Account $1,219.66
Total Fund and accumulated income June 1,1913 $3,219.66
Investments.
Two Water Loan Notes of 1908 dated December 31, 1908, due one December 31, 1913, and one December 31, 1914; $1000 each; 4% $2,000.00
One enlargement of Locke School Lot Loan Note dated December 31, 1908, due December 31, 1913, at 4% 500.00
Deposit in Arlington Five Cents Savings Bank 719.66
$3,219.66
430
ARLINGTON TOWN REPORT
SAMUEL C. BUCKNAM FUND.
Amount of Fund January 1, 1912
$2,000.00
Accumulated income January 1, 1912
$100.49
Interest on Water Loan of 1910 40.00
Interest on Crosby School Additional Loan Note 20.00
Interest on enlargement of Locke School Lot Loan Note 20.00
Interest on Savings Bank Deposit
4.84
$185.33
Expenditures.
Paid Town of Arlington
$80.00
Balance of Income Account
$105.33
Total Fund and accumulated interest
$2,105.33
Investments.
One Water Bond of 1910 dated December 1, 1910, due December 1, 1921 $1,000.00
One Crosby School Additional Loan dated December 1, 1910, due December 1, 1920 500.00
Deposit in Arlington Five Cents Savings Bank 605.33
$2,105.33
ARLINGTON, February 1, 1913.
I hereby certify that the above amounts of receipts and ex- penditures agree with the Auditor's books and that I have ex- amined the investments as reported and find the same correct and agreeing with my books.
GEORGE M. RICHARDSON, Town Auditor WARREN A. PEIRCE, GEORGE G. ALLEN, J. EDWIN KIMBALL. Commissioners.
REPORT OF THE ASSESSORS
TAX LIST
OF THE
PERSONAL AND REAL ESTATE
OF THE
TOWN OF ARLINGTON
FOR THE
YEAR 1912
RATE
-
- - $20.80 ON $1000
2.
LIST OF RESIDENTS ASSESSED FOR PERSONAL AND REAL ESTATE, APRIL 1, 1912.
NAMES AND LOCATION
Total Personal Estate
DESCRIPTION OF REAL ESTATE
Total Real Estate
Total Tax
Adam, Mary J., 355 Mass. av ..
House $4500, 9700 ft. $2134.
$6,634
$137 99
Adams, Frances A., 10 Addison st.
$1,000 House $7000, 8080 ft., lot 13 $2182, 8080 ft., lot 14 $2182.
11,364
257 17
Adams, Frank H., 441 Mystic st.
1,500 House $6000, stable $1000, 2.5 acres $5000.
12,000
280 80
Adams, Henry S., 13 Addison st. .
500 8080 ft. $2182, house $7000
9,182
201 38
Adams, Laura L., 20 Bartlett av. . .
House $5000, 11520 ft. $2189
7,189
149 53
Adams, Margaret, 7 Henderson st. .
House $1800, 5180 ft. $518
2,318
48 21
Adams, Thurber C., 20 Bartlett av.
3,700
.
11613 ft. $1161, lot 17 Nourse st .; and lot 18 Lowell st.
1,161
24 15
Ahern, Annie A., 155 Warren st
House $4000, 7830 ft. $1096.
5,096
106 00
Ahern, Bridget, 213 Broadway. .
House $1900, 12168 ft. $1460.
3,360
69 89
Ahern, Daniel, 20 Beacon st.
House $550, 4000 ft. $240.
790
16 43
Ahern, Dennis, heirs of, 47 N. Union st.
House $500, 5350 ft. $294.
794
16 52
Ahern, George E., 104 Medford st ..
House $5200, 5062 ft. $607, lot 20.
5,807
120 79
Ahern, Margaret E., 21 Webster st.
House $2100, 6465 ft. $840, 21 Webster st.
2,940
61 15
Ahern, Patrick, 155 Warren st. .
House $650, 55 Norcross st .; 5880 ft. $323, building $25, house $200, 53 Norcross st. .
1,198
24 92
Ahern, Patrick J., heirs of, 47 N. Union st.
6310 ft. $820, Webster st.
820
17 06
Ahlberg, Ingrid, 6 Brattle st. .
House $5250, 4050 ft. $405.
5,655
117 62
Albers, Frank H., 46 Dundee road .
House $2500, 3612 ft. $181, 46 & 48 Dundee road ..
2,681
55 76
Alden, George W. A., 22 Freeman st ...
House $4000, 5000 ft. $500.
4,500
93 60
Allen, heirs Andrew F., 333 Mass. av.
3,000 House $6000, barn $350, 36780 ft. $5517, 301 Mass. av.
11,867
309 23
Allen, Charles W., 45 Jason st.
4,000 House $6500, 10489 ft. $2203, 51 & 53 Irving st .; 10241 ft. $1536, lot 29 Bartlett av .; house $4000, house $5400, 10330 ft. $2169, 11 & 15 Court st .; 8495 ft. lot 12 Bartlett plan $1019 .
22,827
558 00
Allen, Charles W., et al., trustees ....
1,000 Block $9500, block $20000, 10985 ft. $13182, 653 to 659 Mass. av .; block $15000, 7612 ft. $9515, cor. Mass. av. & Water st.
67,197
1,418 50
.
76 96
Agur, Alonzo, 1195 Mass av.
ASSESSORS' REPORT
-
Allen, Eunice E., 45 Jason st . Allen, Frederick J., 47 Mt. Vernon st.
160
500 House $4500, 7117 ft. $1423.
5,923
133 60
Allen, Geo. G., et al., trustees.
1 block $8500, stores $4000, stores $6000, store $4800, 23238 ft. cor. Mass. av. and Mystic st. $17429; Park ter. block $20000, 16088 ft. $2413 Mystic st.
63,142
1,313 35
Allen, Herbert F., 32 Lake st.
500 3.75 acres $1875, 9.57 acres $479, rear Whittemore pk
2,354
59 36
Allen, Mrs. Mary I., 50 Jason st. .
House $3300, stable $400, 6672 ft. $1068, 27 Wy- man st.
4,768 99 17
Allen, Theodore F., 50 Jason st.
House $5000, 12406 ft. $2605, 50 Jason st. .
7,605
158 18
Allen, Wilhelmina P., 47 Mt. Vernon st.
House $4000, stable $125, 13305 ft. $1197, 45 and 47 Mt. Vernon st.
5,322
110 70
Allen, heirs William H., 339 Mass. av ..
11,748 |House $4000, 339 Mass. av .; house $1200, 321 Mass. av .; house $300, house $1000, 317 & 319 Mass. av .; house $1400, 305 Mass. av .; on 58631 ft. $10554, 7 greenhouses $6600, stable $1200, wash-house $500 2 sheds $150, on 476020 ft. $33321, farm be- tween Mass. av. and Broadway; house $1000, barn $1400, 11 acres $13200, 4 acres meadow 62 Lake st., $1000; 70560 ft. $8467, Broadway ; 80231 ft. between Broadway and Warren st., $6418; house $3500, 40000 ft. $4800, 111 Warren st .; house $1500, barn $1000, 12.9683 acres $15562, rear 111 Warren st .; 48500 ft. $2425, on Mystic Boulevard; house $600, house $1200, house $1200, 65838 ft. $3950, lots 27-29-31-33-35-37-39 Beacon st .; 80380 ft. $4019, lots 43-45-47-49-51-52 Beacon st .; house $3500, barn $1000, 13905 ft. $1391, 32 Lake st .; 7 greenhouses $19000, 17.5 acres $16625, house $1000, 12 Lake st .
House $4200, 801 Mass. av .; house $2300, 795 Mass. av .; house $2500, 791 Mass. av .; 19209 ft. $4226,
173,982
3,863 18
3
.
ASSESSORS' REPORT
-
Allen, heirs of William H., and of Anna Louisa Allen, 339 Mass. av
|House $4500, 15445 ft. $3243
7,743
161 05 3 33
Allen, Geo. G., 17 Pelham ter. .
4
LIST OF RESIDENTS, ETC .- Continued
NAMES AND LOCATION
Total Personal Estate
DESCRIPTION OF REAL ESTATE
Total Real Estate
Total Tax
Allen, heirs of William H., and of Anna Louisa Allen. Continued.
10970 ft. $549, rear Ramsdell ct .; house $3300, 9 Willow ct .; house $2500, barn $350, 10 Ramsdell Act .; 12446 ft. $1867, house $375, 2000 ft. $250, 6 Bacon st
$22,417
$466 27
Alley, Eugene B., 12 Harvard st.
House $4500, 9313 ft. $652, sec. A, blk. 1, lot 15 .. .
5,152
107 16
Alley, John S., 146 Park av.
$500
10 40
Allyn, Philip M., 94 Oakland av
. House $6700, 42837 ft. $2570, 94 Oakland av .; 98458 ft. $1969, rear 94 Oakland av .
11,239
233 77
Alsen, Carl W., and Landahl, John L., 94 Franklin st. .
House $3600, 13200 ft. $1056.
4,656
96 86
Ancient Order of Hibernians.
Building $1000, 8412 ft. $505, Chestnut st ..
1,505
31 30
Anderson, Ella, Forest st.
House $200, 9210 ft. $276, lots 9 and 10.
476
9 90
Anderson, John, 9 Teel st. place.
House $1250, 14250 ft. $298.
1,548
32 20
Anderson, Josephine, 15 Crescent Hill av ..
House $1200, 4000 ft. $240
1,440
29 95
Anderson, P. Alfred, 15 Crescent Hill av . .
House $400, 6000 ft. $120 block F., lot 13 Crescent Hill av
520
10 82
Anderson & Ridlon, 941 Mass. av .
200
House $2000, 5000 ft. $250
2,250
46 80
Andrew, Josephine T., 31 Sawin st. .
520
10 82
Arlington Automobile Co .
6 24
Arlington Belmont Ice Co
2,000 Building $5000, Spy Pond; building $5000, building $1000, 31250 ft. $1563, house $3500, barn $800, 15259 ft. $1221, office $250, Pond Lane; build- ing $2500, 27400 ft. $1918, rear 364 Mass. av .. . . Building $7000, 12000 ft. $840, Spy Pond.
22,752
514 84
Arlington Boat Club Corporation . Arlington Co-operative Bank.
11639 ft. $1048 sec. A, block 3, lot 10, Ashland st .; 8600 ft. $860, lot 6, pt. 5, Teel st .; 8848 ft. $1062 cor. Mystic st. and Glen av . .
2,970
61 77
Bank building $20000, 2415 ft. $4830 . 350
24,830
516 46
7 28
ASSESSORS' REPORT
4 16
Anderson, Sven I., 49 Westmoreland av.
6501 ft. $520, Amsden st. bounded by lots 225 & 226 300
7,840
163 07
Arlington Five Cents Savings Bank, Mass. av .. Arlington Fish Market
27,500|2 holders $12000, 21780 ft. $653, office $1200, 2 gas houses $4500, barn $300, shed $300, 50866 ft. $1526, 3760 ft. $113, Mystic st 20,592
Arlington Gas Light Co., Mystic st. . . Arlington News Co. ... 50 2310 ft. $50, lot 227 Lancaster rd .; 4620 ft. $80, lots Arlington, Town of . . 407, 408, P & W. First st .; 8100 ft. $324, lots 49 and 50 Kilsythe rd .; 3498 ft. $105, lot 57 Day st .; 9412 ft. $282, lot 31 Pine Ridge rd .; 15958 ft. $638, lots 84, 85, 87 Lanark rd., and 86 Kilsythe rd .; 3617 ft. $109, lot 62 Brattle pk .; 8327 ft. $250, lot 83 Kenilworth rd .; 8327 ft. $250, lot 74 Grand View rd .; 8327 ft. $250, lot 59 Grand View rd .; 2800 ft. $84, lot 26 Dover st .; 2800 ft. $84, lot 47 Day st .; 8669 ft. $260, lot 33 Pine Ridge rd .; 8669 ft., $260, lot 32, Pine Ridge rd .; 6450 ft. $194, lot 19 Hawthorne av .; 6000 ft. $120, block F lot 1 Madison av .; 2310 ft. $40, lot 424 Third st .; 5161 ft. $310, part lot 114 Robbins rd .; 2800 ft. $28, lot 31, Dover st .; 2310 ft. $40, lot 422, Second st .; *4620 ft. $80, lots 301 and 302 Wilbur av .; 25200 ft. $756, lots 7 to 14 inc., Dover st .; 9601 ft. $480, lot 66, Atwood av .; 9666 ft. $290, lot 102, Haw- thorne av .; 15000 ft. $450, lot 32, Dow av . House $3000, 4145 ft. $332, 61 Tanager st
Need help finding more records? Try our genealogical records directory which has more than 1 million sources to help you more easily locate the available records.