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Terrible as war may be, there is something still more afflict- ing, - the spectacle of a mighty people supinely yielding to the first symptoms of disease, and lapsing without a struggle into dissolution ! The nutural body yields only when it be- comes so enfeebled as to be incapable of effort ; and the gov- ernment that perishes without resistance is not worth pre- serving.
As the war was unavoidable, so it was necessary that it should be conducted on a scale commensurate with the mag- nitude of the interests involved in the issue : the national life was at stake, the national resources were the pledge of its safety.
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Our expenditures are large ; but so strong is the faith of the people in the strength of the Government, and so unimpaired is the public confidence, that it is easier to obtain money on the faith of government securities now than at the commencement of the Rebellion. Nor is this strange : all that we are, or hope to be, is involved in the Union. Founded to insure domestic tranquillity, and to provide for the common defence, it is as necessary now as when its foundation stones were laid by the wisdom and cemented by the blood of our fathers.
Let us not be alarmed at our National Debt, or our Town Debt, or even if our taxes are temporarily increased, if we but save the Union ; for that is our only safeguard. There is no interest to which it is not essential ; no section to which it is not indispensable. Let us, then, do our full duty to our Gov- ernment and to ourselves, regardless of all necessary expense to accomplish our purpose, believing that the justice of our cause will open a way to meet its expenses. The resources of a vigorous people are developed with redoubled rapidity ·by the necessity that calls them forth. They increase with the demand for them. New sources of wealth are daily being discovered, which will enable the Government to meet all its liabilities, and to emerge from this war, even should it last for years to come, one of the richest nations in the world. And if the flower of the young men could reappear ; if to the desolate homes of the North the loved and lost could return; if the wounds and woes which the fiends of the South have inflicted upon the people could be healed ; the Nation could afford to laugh at the bugbear of national bankruptcy.
The retrospect of the past year presents many features to in- terest and gratify all. The progress of the Government towards suppressing the Rebellion has been of the most gratifying char-
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acter. Every thing appears favorable ; and for the first time since the war broke out, we find our armies so handled and so situated as to have the advantage at every point ; and we may reasonably expect greater victories soon than any we have yet achieved.
No year in the annals of the Republic has been so fraught with great and momentous events, both in its civic and mili- tary results. It will make an epoch in our history. We may look with pride at the brilliant success of our Army and Navy under the lead of Generals Grant, Sherman, Sheridan, Thom- as, and Terry; Farragut and Porter ; and see that what we have gained, not merely in material but in military position, would be impossible to estimate. As a consequence of this, it the rebels are desponding and almost desperate ; we are confident and full of hope. Their population and resources are becoming exhausted, while we are growing in wealth, popu- lation, and prosperity ; thus showing that, while they are becoming weak, we have not yet put forth half our strength.
The reëlection of the present Administration in November last, sent joy and gladness to the hearts of all true lovers of their country. It signally demonstrated the strength of our institutions and the intelligence of our people. It proclaimed to the world the fixed resolve of the American people to maintain their Government in all the integrity of its power and spirit. It told mankind that the Republic was equal to all the exigencies of a stupendous civil war ; and the people, by their stern decision of the mighty issues presented them, vindicated their own capacity and wisdom. In doing so they vindicated the cause of all the oppressed and struggling nations, and gave to humanity a new hope of redemption and progress. As the dome which crowns our nation's Capitol, the work of
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years, but now finished, waited, ere its completion as a perfect work, only to be surmounted by the Goddess of Liberty, in sculptured marble, so has our beloved country, working out for years, through its own internal dissensions, its own purification, waited only, as the last crowning act of its greatness, the passage of an Amendment to the Constitution, freeing itself from the hereditary taint of Slavery, and now stands forth more gor- geous than ever ; redeemed, regenerated, disenthralled ; the envy of despotic powers and the admiration of the world !
Then let us continue faithfully to discharge all the duties imposed upon us in all the trying scenes through which we are now passing ; trusting confidently in Him who hath said, "As thy day is, so shall thy strength be."
All which is respectfully submitted.
THOMAS RICE, JR., SAMUEL F. DIX, Selectmen
FREDERICK A. COLLINS,
ORRIN WHIPPLE,
of Newton.
JAMES F. C. HYDE,
NEWTON, Feb. 13th, 1865.
REGISTRAR'S REPORT FOR 1864.
THE following statistics of Births, Intentions of Marriage, Marriages, and Deaths, in Newton, prepared by the Registrar, are for the year 1864 :
BIRTHS.
Whole number for the year .... 231
Males. 114
Newton Corner 66
West Newton 38
Newtonville 33
Upper Falls 28
Of American parents 97
Of Irish parents. . 105
Of other foreign parents. 29
Lower Falls. 13
North Village, 7
231
Oak Hill
6
More than in the previous year 37
231
There were 24 others recorded ; mostly those who were born in other places, and had removed into Newton before the Registration for our State was made. These would be likely to have no record, if not recorded in Newton.
There were four cases of Twins during the year 1864.
The greatest number of Births in any one month was 26, in November ; the least number was 6, in February.
INTENTIONS OF MARRIAGE RECORDED.
The whole number of couples was 57
In which both belonged to Newton. 30
In which but one belonged to Newton 27
Making 87 persons of Newton who entered their intentions, and who were probably all married; 37 persons less than during the year 1863. The intentions of marriage, as recorded, show the true number of Newton people who are married ; the law requiring a Certificate from the City or Town Clerk where each party resides.
Two causes have operated to lessen the numbers married the past year : one is, the large numbers of our young men who have been leaving domes- tic life, and joining the American army since the Rebellion commenced ; the other is, the large amount of funds necessary to start with, considering the present prices ; and especially when young people, instead of beginning as their parents did, begin where they now are, or where they left off.
MARRIAGES.
The whole number of Marriages recorded in Newton for 1864 was 44; four less than during the year 1863.
In which one or both parties belonged to Newton 36 couples In which neither party belonged to Newton 8
Some come into Newton to be married ; but many more go out ; - all the Catholics.
The greatest number of couples in any one month was 8, in September. The least number was 1, in July.
The oldest person married in Newton in 1864 was 54 years of age. The youngest was 16 years old.
The first marriage of 73 persons. The second 13
The third 2 66
88 = 44 couples.
Females 117
231
IN THE DIFFERENT VILLAGES.
Newton Centre 25
Auburndale. 15
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DEATHS.
The whole number in 1864 was 135, which is 14 less than in the year 1863. Males, 67 ; Females, 68.
The oldest person who died during the year was Nathaniel Wales, aged 85 years, 10 months, and 13 days.
DISEASES.
AGES.
Consumption .
25
Under 10 years ... 38
Typhoid Fever
7
Between 10 and 20 years.
13
Diphtheria
7
20
30
18
Scarlet Fever
4
30
40
16
Croup ..
2
40
50
15
Old Age.
4
50
60
5
Heart Disease
4
60
70
11
Dropsy
7
$6
70
80
12
Other Diseases
75
80
90
7
135
135
By the above return of Deaths, - allowing the population of Newton to be 9,200, - the proportion of Deaths to the population has been 1 in about 68. There has been no very prevalent disease among us the past year ; the deaths have been less, while the population has probably increased some.
Consumption still leads as a disease among us, and its proportion, com- pared with other diseases, has been larger than for the four preceding years. In 1858 and 1859, Consumption carried off one-fourth of all who died in Newton; in 1860, about one-sixth; in 1861, about one-seventh ; in 1862, one in seven and three-fourths; in 1863, one in about six and a half; and in 1864, one in about five and a half. That there has been something done, as a preventive, within the last few years, especially in dressing the feet of our females, to protect them from the cold, damp earth, in the winter and spring, we cannot doubt; but the subject demands our serious inquiry, to ascertain whether other preventives may not be applied, remembering that in this disease, especially, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
POPULATION AND MORTALITY IN NEWTON FOR 17 YEARS.
The following table is very nearly correct, and may be interesting to the inhabitants of Newton :
In 1848
Population about
4,870
Deaths 72
One in about
67
1849
5,068
66
76
1850
U.S. Cen.
5,258
55
95
1851
5,450
57
95
1852
5,700
39
146
1853
6,050
53
114
1854
6,400
82 .
78
1855
State Cen.
6,768
82
82
1856
66
7,090
64
111
1857
7,420
66
112
1858
=
7,740
60
129
1859
8,060
62
130
1860
U. S. Cen.
8,400
94
89
*1861 ,
8,700
136
64
1862
8,900
93
66
95
1863
9,000
149
60
1864
9,200
135
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It thus appears that, for the last 17 years, the average mortality per year has been about 1 death to 88 persons in our Town. The average mortality of our State has, for many years, been not far from 1 in 54; and, in Suffolk County, 1 in from 36 to 40 ; showing that Newton must be one of the most healthy localities in our State.
MARSHALL S. RICE, Registrar. Newton Centre, Feb. 7th, 1865.
STATISTICS FROM THE ASSESSORS' BOOKS, May 1, 1864.
Value of Personal Estate,
$2,309,021
Value of Real Estate, 5,637,755
$7,946,776
Value of corporate stocks taxed by the Common- wealth,
1,786,290
Total valuation of the Town,
$9,733,066
Number of polls, 2,046
" dwelling houses, 1,421
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« horses, 704
66 "' COWS, '
605
Acres of land taxed, 10,138
Number of persons between 5 and 15 years of age,
1,908
Number of persons between 5 and 15 years of age in 1861, 1,587
Gain in three years, 321
LIST OF PERSONS
WHO WERE TAXED FOR
REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE, IN THE
TOWN OF NEWTON,
IN THE YEAR 1864.
Town Grant,.
$52,500 00
State Tax,.
18,648 00
County Tax,.
5,761 26
Overlaying,
1,091 29
$78,000 55
Rate of Taxation, $9.30 on $1000.
RESIDENTS.
NAMES.
Value of Real Estate.
-
Tax on Real Estate.
Value of Per. Estate.
Tax on Per. Estate.
ABBOTT, John S.
6,850
63 71
2,450
22 78
Abbott, William A.
500
4 65
Adams, O. J., h. and land on Nonan- tum street
2,250
20 93
66
house and land on Washing-
ton street
1,100
10 23
Adams, Annie P.
8,200
76 26
Adams, Albert S.
1,925
17 90
400
3 72
Adams, Seth
5,000
46 50
51,400
478 02
Adams, Samuel
2,650
24 65
500
4 65
Adams, Thomas D.
1,050
9 76
Adams, Smith, heirs
7,100
66 03
Adams, William
1,300
12 09
Adams, John Q.
125
1 16
Adams, Stephen W.
275
2 56
Adams, Solomon
3,950
36 74
Adams, George
9,050
94 17
985
9 16
Aiken, William
9,175
85 33
455
4 23
Alcott, Phebe L.
3,700
34 41
Alden, William, heirs
1,775
16 51
Alden, George
7,800
72 54
1,400
13 02
Allen, Jeremiah,
775
7 21
435
4 05
Allen, N. T .. land s. of Webster st.
1,400
13 02
2,225
20 69
· Wiswall meadow land
100
93
Allen, George E., b'ldings and I'd on Webster street
2,200
20 46
1,225
11 39
Allen, William F.
1,000
9 30
425
3 95
Allen, James T.
6,500
60 45
635
5 91
65
NAMES.
Value of Real Estate.
Tax on Real Estate.
Value of Per. Estate.
Tax on Per. Estate.
Allen, Augustus
6,125
56 96
1,000
9 30
Bartlett land and buildings
4,300
39 99
Cutter sand pit lot
400
3 72
66 Mclaughlin lot
100
93
Allen, Phineas
2,400
22 32
Allen, Martha S.
1,600
14 88
Allen, Lucretia W., heirs
2,850
26 51
Allen, Sidney
2,600
2 418
Allison, James S.
9,200
85 56
900
8 37
Allison, J. S., & D. Bond, Breck I'd
1,950
18 14
Almon & Hawkes
1,600
14 88
300
2 79
Ames, Adeline
2,500
23 25
Ames, George
400
3 72
Andrews, Charles J.
200
1 86
Angell, George T.
11,400
106 02
Appleton, Ann
3,500
32 55
Ashton, John
9,400
87 42
350
3 26
Atkinson, John
19,575
182 05
11,715
108 95
Atherton, Otis
750
6 98
1,000
9 30
BACON, Joseph N.
6,150
57 20
1,500
13 95
boarding house
2,500
23 25
store building and land
6,300
58 59
Johnson cottage and land
2.275
21 16
3 houses and I'd on Avon pl.
4,600
42 78
Murdoch I'd and building
2,750
25 58
66
house & I'd cor. of Wash. and Jewett st.
7.200
66 96
66
cabinet shop and land
1,175
10 93
carpenter's shop and land
375
3 49
66
Allen farm
7,375
68 59
house and land on Ch. street
2,750
25 58
Woodward land
1,650
15 35
Partridge land,
500
4 65
vacant lot on Pearl st.
750
6 98
66
lot west of Hamblin's place
100
93
Trowbridge I'd south of Wash. street
275
2 56
66
Bacon land on Pearl st.
1,100
10 23
lot 32, Herrick land
250
2 33
Park st. lot
1,750
16 28
Cold Spring swamp land, lot 6
175
1 63
66
lot 8, Cabot land
200
1 86
lot 9, Cabot land
800
7 44
lot 11, Cabot land
400
3 72
66 White land
400
3 72
Bacon, J. N. & E. Woodward, Trustees
5,000
46 50
Bacon, Mary L.
2,075 .
19 30
Bacon, George W. & Co.
6,000
55 80
Bacon, George W.
3,700
34 41
700
6 51
Bacon, Joseph, estate
10,825
100 67
2,900
26 97
66 Parker wood lot
600
5 58
Bacon, B. Franklin
975
9 07
Bacon, Ralph
1,200
11 16
Bacon, Silas, heirs
1,750
16 28
Bacon, Horace
4,225
39 29
450
4 19
Bagley, Michael
700
6 51
Bagley, Thomas, Mrs.
200
1 86
Bailey, Luther
2,400
22 32
1,400
13 02
steam planing estate
2,550
23 72
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NAMES.
Value of Real Estate.
Tax on Real Estate.
Value of Per. Estate.
-
Tax on Per. Estate.
Bailey, James W.
3,700
34 41
600
5 58
market building
500
4 65
vacant lot at Newtonville
3,050
28 37
Bailey, Calvin
8,800
81 84
650
6 05
b'Idings and I'd on Fr'nklin st. 8,500
79 05
Baird, Augustus
175
1 63
Baldwin, Thomas C.
1,500
13 95
house and land at Newton- ville
1,000
9 30
Baldwin, Rollin M.
1,875
17 44
Ballard, Edward O.
500
4 65
Bancroft, Edward P.
31,800
295 74
34,650
322 25
Bancroft, Clara E.
2,000
18 60
Barden, Frederick
5,500
51 15
6,625
61 61
Barhelme, Margaret
· 225
2 09
Barker, Aaron
2,800
26 04
1,450
13 49
Barker, Hiram E.
400
3 72
Barker, Abbie
3,000
27 90
Barker, Sewall
6,400
59 52
6,125
56 96
Learned land
3.000
27 90
Barker, Henry A.
3,800
35 34
1,020
9 49
Barker, Aaron, heirs
2,000
18 60
Barnard, James H.
200
1 86
Barnard, Charles F.
4,950
46 04
225
2 09
Barnard, Charles F. 2d
800
7 44
Barney, Joseph
2,400
22 32
house and land on Ch. st.
775
7 21
66
vacant I'd north of Elliot st.
350
3 26
Barney, Joseph, Mrs.
350
3 26
Barnum, John G.
3,800
35 34
1,050
9 77
Barrett, Alexander G.
1,350
12 56
300
2 79
Barrett, Samuel
4,700
43 71
1,500
13 95
Barry, Michael
1,950
18 14
Bartholomew, William N.
3,600
33 48
400
3 72
Bartlett, Joshua
4,075
37 90
115
1 07
Bartlett, Jeremiah
1,150
10 70
Bartlett, Peregren
2,475
23 02
250
2 33
Bassett, James N.
1,450
13 49
Bassett, Henry D.
8,000
74 40
1,040
9 67
Bates, Henry M.
2,000
18 60
Baury, Alfred L.
4,300
39,99
100
93
house and land on Concord st. 1,350
12 56
66 tenement house and land
2,200
20 46
pasture lot
. 1,000
9 30
Baxter, James F. G.
.
Baxter, George H., heirs
400
3 72
Beals, Benjamin F.
5,900
54 87
2,875
26 74
Beaman, Q. P.
1,000
9 30
Beckerer, Antonie
775
7 21
Beecher, Patrick
275
2 56
Beirne, Michael
350
3 26
Bemis, Seth
6,800
63 24
9,300
86 49
Adams farm
3,800
35 34
cottage and lot
1,600
14 88
west lot
400
3 72
23 72
house and land at Auburndale 2,550
2 houses and land at Newton Centre
1,875
17 44
725
6 74
1,000
9 30
Beals, James H.
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NAMES.
Value of Real Estate.
Tax on Real Estate.
-
Value of Per. Estate.
Tax on Per. Estate.
Bemis, Seth, house and land north of California street
900
8 37
h. and I'd east of Bridge st.
550
5 12
orchard lot
300
2 79
vacant I'd east of Bridge st. 1,200
11 16
66 Breck land
350
3 26
Bemis, George
2,000
18 60
Bemis, Seth, heirs, land south of California street
2,000
18 60
land north of California st.
2,800
26 04
Benson, Frederick A.
75
70
Benson, Lucy B.
2,450
22 79
Benson, Thomas M.
950
8 84
"
lot 12, Auburndale land
200
1 86
Bigelow, Henry
4,100
38 13
3,100
28 83
Trustce
3,000
27 90
Billings, Mary A. .
2,200
20 46
Billings, Charles E.
1,200
11 16
house and lot on Jewett st.
2,575
23 95
vacant land on Jewett st.
1,000
9 30
"
barn and land on Richardson street
1,450
13 49
Billings, Edward T.
1,300
12 09
Billings, Henry
4,700
43 71
300
2 79
store buildings and land
2,300
21 39
"
Sterling land
4,800
44 64
Billings, Louisa, h. & I'd on Elliot st. "
1,900
17 67
east part of boarding house
900
8 37
lot east of Linden st.
100
93
lot east of Oak st.
2,200
20 46
Billings, Beriah
1,700
15 81
40
37
Billings, Albert
1,700
16 37
Birnstill, Joseph
3,350
31 16
650
6 05
Bishop, Robert R.
7,700
71 61
1,175
10 93
Bixby, John C.
2,000
18 60
Blake, James
15,030
139 78
Blodgett, Henry
300
2 79
Blodgett, B. Coleman
550
5 12
Bodge, Asa
800
7 44
500
4 65
Boise, Laura M.
3,000
27 90
Bond, Edward P.
2 050
19 07
440
4 09
Bosworth, Noah F.
675
.6 28
Bosworth, William
3,200
29 76
Bourne, George L.
950
8 84
Bourne, Benjamin
2,000
18 60
260
2 42
lot 59 Auburndale land
150
1 40
= ' 75
250
2 33
76
66
300
2 79
" 48
יו
150
1 40
Bourne, B. & Wm. P.
4,500
41 85
Boyd, John F.
1,900
17 67
1,175
10 93
lot 10 Washington place
200
1 86
Boyt, James H.
950
8 84
Brackett, Albert
4,800
44 64
4,165
38 73
house and I'd on Centre st.
4,400
40 92
store building, and lot
6,850
63 71
wharf lot and buildings
4,300
39 99
"
building and land W. New. 1,200
11 16
Boise, Lewis D.
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NAMES.
Value of Real Estate.
Tax on Real Estate.
Value of Per. Estate.
Tax on Per. Estate.
Brackett, Sarah
6,900
64 17
Brackett, Gilman
5,850
54 41
2,000
18 60
Brackett, G. & N.
520
4 84
Brackett, Nathaniel
12,800
119 04
land on Morse Island
2,000
18 60
Brackett, Charles
16,250
151 13
365
3 40
Brackett, Ann
3,675
34 18
700
6 51
Brada, Charles
300
2 79
Bradbury, L. A., Mrs.
3,975
36 97
10,000
93 00
Brannan, Patrick
1,600
14 88
65
61
Bridges, Elizabeth lot 7 Cabot land
1,500
13 95
Bridges, Alfred
1.000
9 30
Bridges, George E.
500
465
1,000
9 30
Bridges, Emeline
250
2 33
Bridgham, Lucy A
6,100
56 73
Bridgham, Prescott C.
1,200
11 16
Bridgman, Erastus S.
2,300
21 39
400
3 72
Briggs, George W.
1,115
10 37
Briggs, Walter D.
2,000
18 60
Briggs, Sarah M.
3,000
27 90
Brigham. Cephas
1,500
13 95
400
3 72
Brigham, George
900
8 37
Brigham, Henry
2,850
26 51
Brigham, Elijah
1,650
15 35
Briston. James
925
8 60
35
33
Brooks, Edward D.
4,325
40 22
480
4 47
land on Brooks Place
700
6 51
66
land south of railroad
700
6 51
Brown, Edward O.
450
4 19
Brown, Joseph F.
2,500
23 25
Brown, John H.
1,050
9 77
Brown, Albert G.
600
5 58
Brown, Alvin
315
2 93 .
Brown, Mary
1,575
14 65
Brown, John
600
5 58
Brown, Harvey S.
3,400
31 62
store buildings and land
3,300
30 69
lots 46 and 47 Webster st.
375
3 49
lot 76 Webster st.
200
1 86
Brown & Goulding
1,500
13 95
Brown, J. Henry
5,400
50 22
2,400
22 32
Bruce, James S.
4,000
37 20
Bruce. Joseph L.
600
5 58
Bryson, Barney,
100
9.3
Bryson, Hugh
400
3 72
Bryson, James
750
6 98
35
33
Bryson, Patrick
1,350
12 56
35
33
Buckley, John
550
5 12
Bucklin, Sarah S.
600
5 58
Buhler, Frederick
550
5 12
Bullens, George S.
2,775
25 81
750
6 98
Burkett, Gorham
3,050
28 37
3,000
27 90
Burnett, Wellington
2,475
23 02
Burnett, Charles W.
300
2 79
Burr, Isaac T.
18,350
170 66
2,775
25 81
Burr, Henry W.
500
4 65
Bradford, Thomas G.
3,700
34 41
500
4 66
3 h. & I'd on Spring st. N. Cor. 425
3 95
35
33
69
NAMES.
Value of Real Estate.
Tax on Real Estate.
Value of Per. Estate.
Tax on Per. Estate.
Burr, Henry
1,000
9 30
Burr, Horace H.
400
3 72
Burr, Charles C.
13,050
121 37
2,800
26 04
..
land west of Hancock street
1,000
9 30
lot 23 Auburndale land
400
3 72
lot 39
land
300
2 79
Bush, Frances H.
2,350
21 86
4,000
37 20
Buttrick, Margaret E.
4,500
41 85
Butters, George W.
8,625
80 21
710
6 60
CADY, Collin
1,550
14 42
1,300
12 09
6.
Nickelson estate
500
4 65
" lot 3 Winslow land
400
3 72
Campbell, Tristam
8,950
83 24
1,255
11 68
Canfield, Thomas
700
6 51
Capen, John
3,450
32 09
1,930
17 95
Smallwood land
800
7 44
Carberry, Philip
1,600
14 88
Cargill, Ann
1.900
17 67
Carleton, John W.
7,250
67 43
200
1 86
lot 42, cor. Washington & Adams streets
3,400
31 62
Carleton, George J.
8,000
74 40
1,075
10 00
Siedhof land
1,500
13 95
Macarty land
3,500
32 55
Carney. Timothy .
50
47
Carr, Bernard
500
4 65
Carr, Samuel
12,100
112 53
3,060
28 46
Kilburn land
2,250
20 93
Carrell, Thomas
25
23
50
47
Carrigan Patrick
1,075
10 00
115
1 07
Carsley, Richard P.
175
1 63
Carter, Timothy H.
6.150 .
57 20
830
7 72
land on Highland Avenue
3,500
32 55
66
Worcester lot
800
7 44
66
Auburndale land
4,000
37 20
Carter, William
400
3 72
Carter, Edward
400
3 72
Caswell, Lemuel E.
2,900
26 97
1.000
9 30
Cate, Stephen, & Son
850
7 91
2,500
23 25
Cate, Stephen
8,450
78 59
815
7 58
Cate, Stephen F.
1,500
13 95
Cavanagh, Thomas
850
7 91
Cavanagh, John
1 600
14 88
Chadwick, Susan B.
2,800
26 04
Chaffee, Hiram W.
1,700
15 81
Chaffin, Edwin
5,200
48 36
1,000
9 30
Chaffin, John C.
8,000
74 40
2,350
21 86
Chaffin, Maria D.
2,500
23 25
Chaplin, Jeremiah
200
1 86
Chase, H. Lincoln
3,500
32 55
650
6 05
Chase, Irah
2,500
23 25
Cheever, Lyman
1,400
13 02
Chick, Moses M.
3,500
32 55
300
2 79
Chickering. Mary
2,200
20 46
Chisholm, Jane
1,200
11 16
Chism, Samuel
2,900
26 97
400
3 72
lot 17, G. Hall land
450
4 19
Bates lot
850
7 91
70
NAMES.
Value of Real Estate.
Tax on Real Estate.
Value of Per. Estate.
-
Tax on Per. Estate.
Chism, Samuel, lot 18, G. Hall land
350
3 26
Claflin, William
21,050
195 77
25,775
239 71
66
Hurley house and land,
600
5 58
tenement house and land
1,100
10 23
2 houses, factory build'g & l'd 4,000
37 20
Bessee house and land
200
1 86
unfinished h. & I'd, cor. Otis and Walnut sts.
2,300
21 39
h. & I'd on Beacon st.
300
2 79
Bates land
3,425
31 85
land on Cabot st.
350
3 26
Claflin, William, and D. Lancey,
Masonic Hall
1,000
9 30
Clapp, Mary Ann
1,700
15 81
Clarke, George P.
1,650
15 35
5,760
53 57
south house & I'd, Pelham st.
1,775
16 51
buildings & I'd on Beacon st. 4,100
38 13
Clarke, William E.
400
3 72
Clark, Julius L.
4,700
43 71
400
3 72
Cleaveland, John A.
2,250
20 93.
Cleland, William
600
5 58
Clement, James H.
8,700
80 91
1,890
17 58
lot 48 Collier land
100
93
Clifford, Charles
950
8 84
Cobb, A. B.
3,300
30 69
200
1 86
Cobb, Henry E.
5,350
49 76
600
5 58
Coffin, Zebulon E.
4,000
37 20
540
5 02
Coffin, Mary H.
4,250
39 52
Colburn, George D.
600
5 58
Colburn, Mary
1,750
16 28
Colburn, William H.
1,275
11 86
Colby, Gardner
21,800
202 74
54,935
510 90
land on Sylvan Heights
4,900
45 57
2,330
21 67
Cole, Andrew
5,550
51 62
680
6 32
· store buildings and land
6,200
57 66
430
4 00
Cole, John S.
2,875
26 74
Cole, George W.
1,000
9 30
66
buildings and land on Inst. Hill 4,850
45 11
" house and land on Station st.
1,600
14 88
Cole, Charles
2,350
21 86
405
3 77
Coleman, Patrick
150
1 40
Collins, E. J.
7,700
71 61
house & I'd on Boylston st.
500
4 65
66
house and I'd, Newtonville
2,550
23 72
"
house and land at L. Falls
600
5 58
66
pasture lot
1,500
13 95
land on Beacon st.
500
4 65
Bartlett meadow land
100
93
lot 4, Jackson land
250
2 33
undivided Cold Spring swamp land
150
1 40
H. Collins land
200
1 86
¥
lots 11, 12, west of Bridge st.
300
2 79
lot 10, east
200
1 86
executor estate of Nathan'l
Wales, hotel build'gs & I'd 5,650
52 55
2,075
19 30
66
blacksmith shop and land
700
6 51
600
5 58
Coffin, Langdon
Cole, Andrew and son
Cole, Henry P.
66
71
NAMES.
Value of Real Estate.
Tax on Real Estate.
Value of Per. Estate.
Tax on Per. Estate.
Collins, E. J., farm buildings and land 8,025
74 63
lot opposite farm barn
500
4 65
lot opposite hotel
200
1 86
66
Toller lot
600
5 58
66
Mills cottage and land
1,200
11 16
Mills house and land
2,150
20 00
Collins, Amasa
4,900
45 57
225
2 09
66
wood lot on Chestnut st.
1,000
9 30
H. Collins land
100
93
Collins, Frederick A.
6,350
59 06
1,460
13 58
2 houses and land at U. Falls 1,975
18 37
Mrs. Mills' house and land
1,900
17 67
Hinckley land
500
4 65
Bartlett land
75
70
66
lot 2, Jackson land
250
2 33
Charles River lot
100
93
66
Pine Hill lot,
100
93
wood lot on Beacon st.
300
2 79
H. Collins land
400
3 72
Collins, John
1,200
11 16
Collins, Levi B.
1,300
12 09
Collins, Daniel
300
2 79
Collins, Quinton F.
300
2 79
Collins, S. V.
300
2 79
Commons. Edmond
550
5 12
35 .
33
Condon, Daniel
375
3 49
Conant, Andrew P.
8,500
79 05
900
8 37
Conant, Nathan
450
4 19
Conlan, Ann,
800
7 44
Connell, Jeffry
2,600
24 18
150
1 40
Conners, Martin
800
7 44
Connolly, Peter
1,000
9 30
Connolly, Timothy
650
6 05
60
56
Conroy, John
1,300
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