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7,550
98 15
1,000
13 00
Linehan, James
3,800
49 40
Little, Sarah E. Mrs.
4,800
62 40
Loring, Mary, Miss
28,000
364 00
1,725
22 43
house and land south of
Ward st.
3,200
41 60
Loring, George H.
1,000
13 00
Loring, William J., heirs
100
1 30
Loring, William L. and sisters
17,250
224 25
375
4 88
Loring, Elizabeth B. Miss
850
11 05
Loring, Hannalı W. Miss
590
7 67
Loring, Mary H. Miss
1,500
19 50
Loring, William L.
1,140
14 82
Lowell, John
18,950
246
7,400
96 20
Jepson land
3,000
39 00
Kingsbury land
3,000
39 00
Sheafe land
1,500
19 50
"
Warren land
6,300
81 90
Lent, Abraham
300
3 90
MACOMBER. Frank G.
Macomber, Mary E. Mrs.
3,000
39 00
Maloney, Margaret, Mrs.
1,825
25 73
Makee, J. Frank
300
3 90
Martin, Michael
3,250
42 25
150
1 95
Mason, David H., heirs
7,900
102 70
"
cottage and land, Cedar st.
4,050
52 65
" land south of Homer st.
1,500
19 50
Cold-spring swamp land
100
1 30
Mason, Sarah W. Mrs., executrix
21,075
273 98
McCarthy, John
2,250
29 25
50
65
McCarthy, Mary Ann, Mrs.
875
11 38
McCarthy, Catharine, Mrs.
650
8 45
525
6 83
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WARD SIX.
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NAMES.
Value of Real Estate.
Tax on Real Estate.
Value of Tax on Per. Estate. Per. Estate.
McCarthy, Margaret, Mrs.
850
11 05
McCoy, Ann, Mrs.
1,100
14 30
McCoy, Michael
125
. 63
McGrady, Henry
4,300
55 90
Mc Vealy, James
1,350
17 55
200
2 60
Melcher, Lewis C.
5,000
65 00
Mills, George
1,350
17 55
50
65
Mills, James
1,100
14 30
Morrison, John
1,550
20 15
Morse, Lyman
15,900
206 70
600
7 80
Morse, Harriet F. Mrs.
1,500
19 50
Morse, Alfred
3,300
42 90
12,325
160 23
Morse, Alfred F.
6,000
78 00
Morton, William
11,650
151 45
51,125
664 63
Murphy, John, and D. Foley
1,600
20 80
450
5 85
Murphy, Julia, Mrs.
1,500
19 50
Murray, John
3,700
48 10
Morton, William, trustee
11,800
153 40
Morton, W., and William Claflin, trustee
45,850
596 05
NICHOLS, Hannah J. Mrs.
1,400
18 20
Nickerson, Thomas
26,000
338 00
163,675
2,127 78
land cor. Ward and Centre sts.
5,000
65 00
Cold-spring swamp land 100
1 30
Newell, James S.
5,400
70 20
1,000
13 00
Noble, John J.
1,000
13 00
1,500
19 50
Noyes, Edward W.
9,000
117 00
2,000
26 00
Neylon, Frank
1,500
19 50
50
. 65
Norcross, Ann J. Miss
1,500
19 50
O'BRIEN, William
750
9 75
Oldreave, Richard
300
3 90
Oldreave, Jane B. Mrs.
7,950
103 35
PARKER, Maynard A.
300
3 90
Parkhurst, Mary W. Mrs.
6,400
83 20
5,000
65 00
Patten Ellen H. Mrs.
6,500
84 50
Paul, Henry and Luther, Cold- spring swamp land
600
7 80
Paul, Luther
25,475
331 18
10,350
134 55
ice-houses, cottage, and land 3,600
46 80
land of E. Lyon
1,100
14 30
Paul, Henry
14,750
191 75
665
8 65
"
b'gs and land on Clark st. 17,800
231 40
h. and land w. of Centre st. 2,500
32 50
Paul Henry, guardian
2,700
35 10
Pazolt, Henry
1,700
22 10
Pazolt, Josephine E. Mrs.
19,000
247 00
Peck, John A.
4,800
62 40
Peck, James J.
2,000
26 00
Peck, Eliza A. Mrs.
5,100
66 30
Pendergast, Catharine, Mrs.
700
9 10
Pettee, Francis
3,800
49 40
Philbrick, William D.
750
9 75
Murphy, John
Carter and Turner land
200
2 60
100
1 30
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LIST OF TAXES.
NAMES.
Value of Tax on Real Estate. Real Estate. Per. Estate. Per. Estate. Tax on
Pope, Arthur W.
100
1 30
Prescott, Harrison
6,300
81 90
2,700
35 10
Putnam, Franklin
5,400
70 20
Paul, Harriet, Miss
4,600
59 80
QUIRK, Timothy
800
10 40
Quinlan, Mary, Mrs.
1,300
16 90
RAND, George C.
26,500
344 50
10,500
136 50
" land on Maple st.
2,500
32 50
Raymond, Joseph P.
450
5 85
Raymond, Ann J. Mrs.
7,800
101 40
10,000
130 00
Reagan, Thomas
1,850
24 05
Reed, Henrietta, Mrs.
5,500
71 50
Rice, Mary H. and Mrs. land on Ward st.
2,000
26 00
Riee, Marshall O.
21,300
276 90
4,675
60 78
Rice, Marshall S.
34,400
447 20
7,350
95 55
Rice, M. S. and Warren Ellis,
trustees
5,500
71 50
· Richardson, Julia A. Mrs.
10,400
135 20
Riley, Michael
2,350
30 55
50
65
Ripley, Henry J.
4,400
57 20
1,000
13 00
Robertson, Charles H.
400
5 20
Roffe, Mathew, heirs
4,000
52 00
Roffe, Albert H.
1,150
14 95
Roffe, William A.
550
7 15
Rollins, George A.
6,000
78,00
2,000
26 00
66
house and I'd, Farnham st. 2,300
29 90
Ross, Charles W.
4,500
$8 50
Ross, Henry
3,000
39 00
5,075
65 98
Ross, Charles E. F.
500
6 50
Rowland, Daniel G., heirs
2,800
36 40
Russell, Hiram F.
4,900
63 70
350
4 55
Ryan, Dennis
2,500
32 50
50
65
Russell, Mareus Morton
350
4 55
SALSBURY, Jonas G.
13,800
179 40
6,500
84 50
Saltonstall, Leverett
37,900
492 70
9,000
117 00
Sanborn, John H.
17,000
221 00
14,675
190 78
house and land, Glen av.
3.900
50 70
66
building and I'd of Coffin
1,600
20 80
Sanborn, George O.
2,000
26 00
Sanborn, Jane A. Mrs.
5,600
72 80
Sanders, Abishai N.
3,500
45 50
Saner, Christianna, Mrs.
1,000
13 00
Seott, Charles
800
10 40
Sargent Frederick W.
64,700
841 10
6,250
81 25
Kenrick & Noreross land
16,00')
203 00
land of Tucker
17,000
221 00
Cold-spring swamp land
400
5 20
Scars, Alvira A. Mrs.
8,000
104 00
Shannon, Oliver N., heirs
72,450
941 85
Shannon, Mary, Miss
2,825
36 73
Shechan, James
900
11 70
Sherman, Alfred A.
5,900
76 70
Sherman & Co.
1,800
23 40
land west of Homer st
2,800
36 40
Value of
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WARD SIX.
NAMES.
Value of Tax on Real Estate. Real Estate.
Value of Per. Estate.
Tax on Per. Estate.
Slade, Daniel D.
12,400
161 20
13,350
173 55
Smith, S. F.
9,100
118 30
8,000
104 00
Spaulding, Stillman C.
2,700
35 10
3,000
39 00
Speare, Alden
100
1 30
22,800
296 40
Speare, Caroline M. Mrs.
28,550
371 15
Staples, John H.
7,800
101 40
125
1 63
unf'd house and land at Station st.
1,800
23 40
Stearns, Oakman S.
8,800
114 40
1,000
13 00
Stearns, John
14,650
190 45
2,400
31 20
Stevens, Isaac R.
2,800
36 40
Stevens, Ellen M. Mrs.
8,000
104 00
Stone, George F.
12,000
156 00
9,150
118 95
Stone, Daniel
14,300
185 90
6,150
79 95
Stone, D. & Geo. F.
1,050
13 65
600
7 80
Stone, Sophia, Mrs.
2,500
32 50
Sullivan, Timothy, 3d, and Patrick
75
98
Sullivan, Mortimer
800
10 40
Sullivan, Henry
1,600
20 80
Sweeney, Jeremiah
400
5 20
TAYLOR, Joseph
1,325
17 23
Taylor, Mary M. Mrs.
3,500
45 50
Thayer, Elizabeth S. Mrs.
4,300
55 90
Thomas, Emma A. Mrs.
4,100
53 30
Tierney, Michael & Patrick
1,200
15 60
Tirrell, Daniel L.
2,250
29 25
Towle, John D.
5,000
65 00
325
4 23
Towle, Cordelia S. Mrs.
11,450
148 85
Trowbridge, Samuel
8,500
110 50
2,000
26 00
Trowbridge, Asa R.
4,450
57 85
200
2 60
Trowbridge, Asa R., trustee
1,200
15 60
Trowbridge, Alpheus
7,300
94 90
1,000
13 00
Trumbull, William
7,500
97 50
50
65
Trumbull, Eliza A. R. Mrs.
4,300
55 90
Troy, Thomas
750
9 75
50
65
Tucker, Hiram
12,050
156 65
862
11 21
Tucker, Juliet H. Mrs.
25,600
332 80
1,950
25 35
Tyler, Harriet B. Mrs.
8,800
114 40
Tyler, Warren P.
21,000
273 00
9,600
124 80
WALKER, Timothy
8,300
107 90
200
2 60
Walker, Clarissa, Mrs.
Ward, Sarah G. Mrs.
8,300
107 90
Ward, George K. & John, Loring Id. 6,500
84 50
Goddard land
6,500
84 50
Loring land of Ellis
1,500
19 50
"
Carnes land
2,500
32 50
"
land on Hammond st.
8,000
104 00
Ward, John
22,100
287 30
18,650
242 45
Ward, George K.
20,625
268 13
22,500
292 50
land near Bishops
300
390
Ward, John, heirs
2,500
32 50
Ward, Thomas A.
15,700
204 10
800
10 40
Ward, Emma C. Miss
9,850
128 05
Wardwell, William H.
28,000
364 00
5,825
75 73
land on Institution ave. 5,000
65 00
1,000
13 00
Tyler, Benjamin F.
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LIST OF TAXES.
NAMES.
Value of Real Estate. Real Estate. Tax on
Value of Per. Estate.
Tax on Per. Estate.
Warren, Israel P.
9,000
117 00
Warren, Jonah G.
8,500
110 50
6
Bartlett land, Station st.
8,500
110 50
Warren, George
4,300
55 90
1,000
13 00
Walworth, Mary F. Mrs.
. 16,500
214 50
Waters, Edwin F.
11,300
146 90
14,600
189 80
66
cot. & ld. north of Homer st. 10,800
500
6 50
Waters, Reuel W.
3,675
47 78
Weir, Andrew A.
9,000
117 00
Welch, Elizabeth F. Mrs.
8,750
113 75
Welch, James
1,300
16 90
White, Daniel A.
5,300
68.90
White, Joseph M.
10,900
141 70
325
4 23
unf. h. & Bartlett land
6,500
84 50
& Ward land
10,500
136 50
land of J. W. Parker
3,000
39 00
land of G. H. Ellis
3,500
45 50
2 houses & land, Centre st.
3,800
49 40 1
White, Lucy, Mrs.
3,100
40 30
White, James
150
1 95
White, Agnes M. Mrs.
7,500
97 50
Wiggin, Joseph A.
5,500
71 50
Willard, Horace M.
800
10 40
Wood, Bartholomew
3,700
48 10
Woodridge, James M.
6,600
85 80
Woodman, John
1,800
23 40
Woodman, Joseph
1,800
23 40
Woodman, John & Joseph
30,300
393 90
350
4 55
Woodward, Eleanor C. Mrs.
4,100
53 30
1,490
19 37
YOUNG, Frances J. Mrs.
6,300
81 90
house & land, Crescent st.
5,800
75 40
Young, Darius F.
6,150
79 95
150
1 95
Young, Abigail, Mrs.
800
10 40
Young, William B.
150
1 95
140 40
Id. on Beacon & Walnut sts.
WARD SIX. - NON-RESIDENTS.
Value of
NAMES.
Tax on Real Estate. Real Estate.
AUSTEN, David, Woodman land, Beacon st.
2,800
36 40
BELL, Susan L. Mrs., buildings and land, Hammond st.
14,200
184 60
Bennett, Stephen H., heirs, land on Prospect Hill
16,000
208 00
Boston, city of, land of Bennett
50
65
Brookline, Town of, land, Florence st.
100
1 30
Brown, E. P., G. P. Darling, and Dana Sargent, trustees of Chestnut Hill Assoc., ld. of D. & G. F. Stone
45,000
585 00
building and land of I. Kingsbury, Hammond st.
47,400
616 20
Brown, Emma J., buildings and land, Hammond st.
7,300
94 90
CALEF, G. F. et al., 2 houses and land, Crescent st.
12,900
167 70
Carey, Isaac H., woodland, Boylston st.
3,000
39 00
Carpenter, Harriet E. Mrs., land on Summer st.
3,000
39 00
Chadbourne, Charles H. (per. $3,000-$39.00) ice-houses and land
6,000
78 00
Crafts, Ebenezer, heirs, land on Boylston st.
600
7 80
Converse, P., and E. A. Kelley, trustees for Thomas E. Chapin (per. $6,000-$78.00)
Cotting, Charles U., attorney for Miss Mary Loring (per. $33,610-$436.93)
DAVIS, Robert S., house and land, Beacon st.
7,700
100 10
Dowse, Dana, heirs, woodland on Boylston st.
1,000
13 00
EAGER, George H., land on Boylston st.
2,000
26 00
Eaton, Edward B., land on Crescent st.
1,900
24 70
FISHER, William B., house and Woodman land, Beacon st. 5,100
66 30
Fitch, Henry H., land Cedar, Homer, and Mill sts.
30,000
390 00
Farwell, Nathaniel W., buildings and land, Ward st.
6,600
85 80
Freeland, Charles W., buildings and land, Centre st.
25,000
325 00
GOOCH, Daniel W., house and land, Ripley st.
3,800
49 40
Guernsey, George A., Prince place
9,200
119 60
Griggs, George, land on Boylston st.
400
5 20
HAWTHORN, Robert, buildings and land, Pelham st.
7,800
101 40
Haynes, David, house and land, Centre st.
1,550
20 15
Harback, Nathaniel R., Floyd lot, Ward st.
1,000
13 00
66 Cold-spring swamp land, } of lot
3,500
45 50
Harback, N. R. and Caroline, buildings and land, Ward st. and Waverly ave.
24,050
312 65
Cold-spring swamp land, § of lot
7,000
91 00
Heath, Ebenezer, heirs, land east of Dudley st.
600
7 80
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NON-RESIDENTS.
NAMES.
Value of Tax on Real Estate. Real Estate.
Hunter, William G., buildings and land, Hammond st.
8,400
109 20
Hutchins, Henry C., buildings and land, Beacon st.
7,300
94 90
KEEFE, W. J., and G. H. buildings and land, Farnham st.
4,500
58 50
Kenriek, John A., land on Sargent st.
3,500
45 50
Kendrick, David T., land west of Sumner st.
2,000
26 00
LAMKIN, Guy, house and land, Station st ..
9,000
117 00
Lawrence, Amos A. (per. $775-10.08)
86,000
1,118 00
land on Prospect Hill
12,000
156 00
66 buildings and land south of South st.
8,800
114 40
Lanman, Martha E. Mrs., house and land, Pelham st.
1,700
22 10
Lee, Henry, lots 2, 10. 11, 17, 22, and 24, Chestnut Hill
35,200
457 60
Lee, Francis L., buildings and land west of Hammond st.
18,600
241 80
buildings and land north and south of Hammond st.
63,100
820 30
Libbey, Julia, Mrs., house and land, Lake ave.
4,900
63 70
Loring, Margaret S. Mrs., land on Crescent st.
2,000
26 00
Lyon, Emery, land on Parker st.
1,000
13 00
MASON, Augustus, land south of Homer st.
3,200
41 60
MeNamee, John (per. $600-$7.80)
950
12 35
NASON, Almon F., land on Sargent st.
4,500
58 50
Newman, A. P., & Lewis Perrin, Cushing land north of Bea-
con st.
13,500
175 50
66 lots 9, 10, 12, 13, and 14, Coffin plan
7,700
100 10
Nevins, Gardner, 2 h. and ld. on Beacon and Pelham sts.
10,700
139 10
Nichols, George B., land on Chestnut Hill
2,200
28 60
PARKER, Joseph W., land on Glen st.
2,200
28 60
Parker, Elizabeth P. Mrs., land on Station st.
6,500
84 50
Perkins, William P., land on Boylston st.
1,500
19 50
Philbrick, Eliza Mrs., buildings and land on Boylston st.
6,350
82 55
Pope, Albert A., buildings and land on Beacon st.
13,150
170 95
RICHARDSON, Eunice P., lot 15, Clinton place
1,500
19 50
Robinson, Fanny R. Mrs., buildings and land, Pelham st. Rutter, Josiah, land on Walnut st.
800
10 40
SAYLES, Henry, trustee, buildings and land, Hammond st. 40,200
buildings and land, cor. Beacon and Hammond st. 5,600
72 80
Scudder, Sarah F. Mrs. honse and land, Homer st.
10,800
140 40
Shea, John, land on Station st.
200
2 60
Shaw L. and Samnel S., trustees (per. $19,650-$255.45)
Shuel, Jolin E. (per. $325-$4.23)
1,250
16 25
Strong, William C., land on Kenriek st.
5,000
65 00
Sully, Jolin, land on Cedar st.
11,000
143 00
TARR, Nathaniel, and Nancy A. Alden, house and land, Ward st.
8,500
110 50
Toombs, Edward HI., heirs, lots 13 and 14, Clinton place
2,600
33 80
WHITE, Ralph HI., buildings and land, Chestnut Hill
40,000
520 00
White, George, and Maria A. Evans, land on Parker st.
10,000
130 00
Wilkins, Cassander S., land on Beacon st.
3,800
49 40
ZECHER, John, land ou Florence st.
300
3 90
5000
65 00
522 60
Stevens, Silas, land on Ward st.
Lobdell & Phelps (per. $3,950-$59.15)
Moore, John, house and land, Boylston st.
CITY OF NEWTON.
DESCRIPTION OF THE WARD LINES.
Ward No. 1.
Bounded by a line beginning on Kenrick Street, at the dividing line between the City of Newton and the City of Boston (formerly the Town of Brighton), thence westerly through the centre of Kenrick Street to and crossing Waverley Avenue, thence westerly through the centre of Sargent Street, to and crossing Centre Street, thence west- erly through the centre of Cabot Street to a point opposite the north end of Blake Street, as laid down on plan of Cabot land, thence north by the west boundary of land of George C. Lord to the south-west corner of Mt. Ida land, as per plan of land belonging to Langdon Coffin, thence by the west line of said land to the Stone Bridge over Cold Spring Brook on Newtonville Avenue, thence following the centre of said brook, crossing Washington, Adams, and Pearl Streets to the dividing line between the City of Newton and the town of Watertown, thence easterly and northerly by said line to the centre of Charles River, thence by said river to the dividing line between the City of Newton and the City of Boston (formerly Brighton), thence south-east- erly by said line to the point of beginning.
Ward No. 2.
Bounded, beginning on Cold Spring Brook at the dividing line between the City of Newton and the town of Water- town, thence south by the west boundary of Ward No. 1 to Cabot Street, thence southerly through the centre of Blake Street, as laid down on plan of Cabot land, to Mill
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Street, thence westerly through the centre of Mill Street, to a point opposite the south-easterly side of Bullough's Pond, thence south-westerly by said pond to Walnut Street, thence southerly through the centre of Walnut Street to Homer Street, thence westerly through the centre of Homer Street to the Valentine road (so called), thence north-west- erly through the centre of said road to land of heirs of S. Parsons, thence by the easterly and northerly boundary of said land to Forest Street as laid down on plan of land of Sylvan Heights, thence northerly through the centre of said Forest Street to and crossing Highland Street, to and crossing Otis Street, thence north-westerly to the centre of a street on land of W. Claflin to the centre of Highland Avenue, thence easterly by the centre of said avenue to the west boundary of land formerly of E. Jenison, thence north by said boundary to Washington Street, thence west by the centre of said street to Cross Street, thence north through the centre of Cross Street to " Cheese Cake Brook," thence north-easterly and northerly by said brook to Crafts Street, thence easterly through the centre of Crafts Street to North Street, thence north-westerly through the centre of said North Street to the dividing line between the City of Newton and the Town of Waltham, thence north-easterly by said line to Charles River, thence east through the centre of said river to the dividing line be- tween the City of Newton and the Town of Watertown, thence southerly and easterly by said line to the point of beginning.
Ward No. 3.
Bounded, beginning at a point on North Street, at the dividing line between the City of Newton and the Town of Waltham, thence southerly by the west boundary of Ward No. 2 to Homer Street, thence westerly through the centre of Homer Street to and crossing Chestnut Street, thence north-westerly through the centre of Fuller Street to Wash- ington Street, thence easterly through the centre of said Washington Street to Greenough Street, thonco westerly
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through the centre of said Greenough Street to Auburn Street, thence easterly through the centre of said Auburn Street to Crescent Street, as laid down on plan of lands of D. C. Sanger & Co., thence northerly through the centre of said Crescent Street to Webster Street, thence westerly through the centre of said Webster Street to a way, thence through the centre of said way running east of the house of John McGrath to Auburndale Avenue, thence westerly through the centre of said avenue to the south-east corner of the homestead estate of Henry Washburn, thence by the east and north boundaries of said estate to the south-west boundary of the estate of T. McCarthy, thence by the west boundary of said estate to and crossing Pine Street, thence by the westerly boundary of the estate of John O'Donnell, thence to the ravine at Lexington Street north of the Scrib- ner House, thence through said ravine to Charles River, at the boundary line between the City of Newton and the Town of Waltham, thence north-easterly by said line to the point of beginning.
Ward No. 4.
Bounded, beginning at the boundary line between the City of Newton and Town of Waltham, at the north-west corner of Ward No. 3, thence south-easterly by the south- westerly boundary of said Ward 3 to Chestnut Street, thence south-westerly through the centre of said Chestnut Street to Beacon Street, thence westerly through the centre of said Beacon Street to a point opposite the easterly boun- dary of land of George J. Carleton, thence southerly by said boundary to Charles River, thence westerly and north- erly through the centre of Charles River to the dividing line between the City of Newton and the Town of Waltham, thence north-easterly by said line to the point of beginning.
Ward No. 5.
Bounded, beginning at a point on Florence Street, at the dividing line between the City of Newton and the Town of Brookline, thence westerly through the centre of said
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Florence Street to Boylston Street, thence west through said street to and crossing Parker Street, thence south-westerly through the centre of Clark Street to Centre Street, thence north-easterly through the centre of said Centre Street, to the northerly line of a way leading to the house of M. G. Crane, thence westerly and northerly by said way and the Baptist Pond to the north-east corner of land of E. Crane, thence westerly by the northerly boundary of land of M. G. and E. Crane to Walnut Street south of the house of Timothy Lane, thence North through the centre of Walnut Street to Beacon Street, thence westerly through the centre of Beacon Street to a point opposite the east boundary of G. J. Carleton's land, thence southerly by said boundary to Charles River, thence south-easterly through the centre of Charles River to the dividing line between the City of Newton and the City of Boston (formerly West Roxbury), thence north-easterly by said line to the line of the Town of Brookline, thence north-westerly and north-easterly by said Brookline line to the point of beginning.
Ward No. 6.
Bounded, beginning at a point on Kenrick Street at the dividing line between the City of Newton and the City of Boston (formerly Town of Brighton), thence south-easterly by said line to the dividing line between the City of New- ton and the Town of Brookline, thence south-westerly by said line to Florence Street, thence westerly through the centre of said Florence Street to Boylston Street, thence through the centre of Boylston Street to and crossing Parker Street, thence north-westerly through the centre of . Clark Street to Centre Street, thence north-easterly through the centre of said Centre Street to the northerly line of a way leading to the liouse of M. G. Crane, thence westerly and northerly by said way and the Baptist Pond to the north- easterly corner of land of E. Crane, thence westerly, by the northerly boundary of land of M. G. & E. Crane to Walnut Street, south of the house of Timothy Lane, thenoe
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north through the centre of Walnut Street to Beacon Street, thence westerly through the centre of Beacon Street to Chestnut Street, thence northerly through the centre of Chestnut Street to Homer Street, thence east through the centre of Homer to Walnut Street, thence north through the centre of Walnut Street to the south-easterly side of Bullough's Pond, thence north-easterly by said pond to Mill Street, thence easterly through the centre of Mill Street to Blake Street, thence northerly through the centre of Blake Street to Cabot Street, thence east through the centre of Cabot, Sargent, and Kenrick Streets to the point of beginning.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF TIIE
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
OF THE
CITY OF NEWTON.
1874 NO. XXXV.
LIBERTY AND UNION
FOUNDED, 16
3
INCO
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UM.
679.A CITY1873.
BOSTON : FRANKLIN PRESS, RAND, AVERY, & Co., 117 FRANKLIN STREET. 1875.
ORGANIZATION OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE, 1874.
HON. J. F. C. HYDE, MAYOR, CHAIRMAN, Ex- Oficio. HON. GEO. E. ALLEN, PRES. COMMON COUNCIL, Ex- Officio. * JOHN WORCESTER, CHAIRMAN. 66 I. N. TARBOX, H. M. WILLARD, SECRETARY. ISAAC HAGAR, AUDITOR.
DISTRICT COMMITTEES.
District.
1 ERASTUS BLAKESLEE,
JAMES S. NEWELL,
66 ARTEMAS WISWALL,
66 JAMES F. C. HYDE,
Newton Highlands,
66
66 66
66 JOHN A. GOULD,
Newton Upper Falls,
66
66
2 ISAAC HAGAR,
Newton Lower Falls,
6 J. E. LATIMER,
Auburndale,
66
66 66
66 I. N. TARBOX,
West Newton,
66
66
3
* EDWARD P. BOND,
6 66
66
expired 1874. 66 66
4 JOHN WORCESTER,
Newtonville,
expires 1876.
66 + HENRY C. HAYDEN,
66
expired 1874.
66 WINFIELD S. SLOCUM,
66
expires 1876.
66 BRADFORD K. PEIRCE,
Newton,
HENRY C. HARDON,
66
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD.
HIGH SCHOOL. - J. F. C. Hyde, I. N. Tarbox, G. E. Allen, B. K. Peirce, J. Worcester. TRAINING SCHOOL. - J. Worcester, E. P. Bond, W. S. Slocum.
EVENING SCHOOLS. - H. C. Hardon, G. E. Allen, I. Hagar. Music. - B. K. Peirce, J. S. Newell, J. E. Latimer. DRAWING. - E. Blakeslee, H. C. Hardon, J. Worcester. INDUSTRIAL DRAWING. - J. A. Gould, I. Hagar, A. Wiswall.
TEXT BOOKS. - I. N. Tarbox, J. E. Latimer, J. Worcester. RULES AND REGULATIONS. - E. P. Bond, W. S. Slocum, E. Blakeslee. REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES. - I. Hagar, J. S. Newell, J. A. Gould.
* Resigned.
t Elected in convention to fill vacancy.
66
66
66 + ELIJAH W. WOOD,
66 66
66 GEORGE E. ALLEN,
Newton Centre, 66 66
Term expired 1874.
66
66
expires 1875.
66
66
ORGANIZATION OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE, 1875.
HON. J. F. C. HYDE, MAYOR, CHAIRMAN, Ex- Officio. HON. GEO. E. ALLEN PRES. COMMON COUNCIL, Ex- Officio. BRADFORD K. PEIRCE, CHAIRMAN. H. M. WILLARD, SECRETARY.
DISTRICT COMMITTEES.
District.
1 JAMES S. NEWELL,
Newton Centre, 66 66
Term expires 1877.
66
ALDEN SPEARE,
66 JAMES F. C. HYDE,
Newton Highlands, 66
66
66 1877.
66 JOHN A. GOULD,
Newton Upper Falls,
60
60
66
2 ISAAC HAGAR, J. E. LATIMER,
Auburndale,
66
66
3 GEORGE E. ALLEN,
West Newton,
66
66
66
66 ELIJAH W. WOOD,
66
66
66
66
66 JULIUS L. CLARKE, HENRY C. HAYDEN,
Newtonville,
66
1876.
66 WINFIELD S. SLOCUM,
66
66
66
66
4 BRADFORD K. PEIRCE,
Newton,
66
66
66 HENRY C. HARDON,
66
66
66
66
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD.
HIGH SCHOOL. - J. F. C. Hyde, B. K. Peirce, George E. Allen, .J. E. Latimer, H. C. Hayden.
EVENING SCHOOL. - H. C. Hardon, Julius L. Clarke, W. S. Slocum.
MUSIC. - J. E. Latimer, H. C. Hayden, Julius L. Clarke.
DRAWING. - H. C. Hardon, James S. Newell, Alden Speare. INDUSTRIAL DRAWING. - J. A. Gould, Isaac Hagar, E. W. Wood. TEXT BOOKS. - B. K. Peirce, J. E. Latimer, Walter Allen.
RULES AND REGULATIONS. - W. S. Slocum, Alden Speare, Walter Allen. SCHOOLHOUSES. - Isaac Hagar, J. A. Gould, J. S. Newell.
ACCOUNTS. - Isaac Hagar, George E. Allen, Elijah W. Wood.
66
66
66
1875.
66 WALTER ALLEN,
Newton Lower Falls,
66
66
1875.
66
66
66
* Elected in convention to fill vacancy.
CITY OF NEWTON.
IN BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE, Dec. 2, 1874.
Voted, That the Chairman of the Board prepare the General Report of the School Committee.
Voted, That B. K. Peirce prepare a report on the High School and on Music ; Erastus Blakeslee, on Drawing ; J. A. Gould, on Industrial Drawing ; and the Superintendent of Schools the Annual Report to the Board.
IN SCHOOL COMMITTEE, Dec. 30, 1874.
Voted, To print the above as the Report of this Board.
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