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The town water has been put into the Library, thus insuring a permanent supply of good water. Also two Badger Fire Extinguishers have been added.
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Owing to the unavoidable lateness of the return made by the Town Treasurer each year of the amount of money received for dog licenses, and also to the variability of this amount, it has seemed best to the Trustees to defer the midwinter purchase of books until the beginning of the new financial year, when the exact amount of money available is known. This accounts for the large balance on hand.
We recommend that the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars ($150) be raised and appropriated in addition to the sum received for dog licenses in 1908, for the purchase of books and periodicals during the ensuing year.
WILLIAM A. PERKINS, Chairman. WALTER C. WRIGHT, CHARLES O. PRESCOTT.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
RECEIPTS.
Balance on hand March 1, 1907
$164 93
Appropriation . 150 00
Dividend from Stone fund
40 40
Dividend from Augustus Fletcher fund
40 00
Dividend from Laws fund
40 00
Dog licenses 324 02
$759 53
PAYMENTS.
Old Corner Book Store, books
$239 11
Tabard Inn Library, books
5 40
National Education Association
2 00
New York Times, subscription
1 00
Kenyon News & Postal S. Co., magazines
66 80
David Farquhar, binding
67 20
Library Art Club
6 00
Library Bureau, supplies
23 96
$411 47
Balance on hand
348 06
$759 53
F
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REPORT OF LIBRARIAN.
Number of volumes purchased 254
Number of volumes replaced
2
Number of volumes presented 80
Public documents received from the State
113
Public documents received from the U. S.
27
Magazines bound
36
Whole number of volumes added during the year
510
Number of volumes lost
2
Number of volumes discarded
1
Whole number of volumes in the Library
14,497
Number of pamphlets added 124
Volumes sent to Graniteville
632
Volumes sent to Forge Village
979
Volumes sent to Parkerville.
582
Volumes loaned at the Library
8,207
Entire circulation
10,400
Cash on hand from last year
$ 58
Fines received
18 15
$18 73
Paid for supplies
13 95
Balance
$4 78
GIFTS IN 1907.
E. M. Raymond, Charlestown, painting, "The Crusaders," American flag, Japanese Kutani Jar, two Japanese banners. J. Henry Fletcher, Belmont, bedding plants for the lawn. Westford Academy Trustees, eight volumes. Warren E. Carkin, one volume.
Mrs. Martha P. Cooper, one volume.
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T. W. Balch, Philadelphia, one volume.
John Felch, two volumes.
Charles Chamberlain, two volumes, photographs, maps, etc.
Dennis Reardon, S. Boston, one pamphlet.
Charles O. Prescott, two volumes.
J. L. Hildreth, M. D., Cambridge, one volume.
Mrs. Hiram Whitney, two volumes of a magazine.
Miss Kate Hamlin, San Francisco, one magazine.
Miss Rebecca E. Luce and Miss Miranda G. Luce, fifty-seven volumes, fourteen volumes of magazines, fifty-four pam- phlets.
Mrs. George T. Day, one volume, five magazines, old records. Superintendent of Immigration, Ottawa, one volume.
Articles for the Historical Room have been given by Mrs. Josephine M. Barnard, Miss Grace Lawrence and Master Asa Swain.
EXHIBITS OF PICTURES FROM THE LIBRARY ART CLUB.
Paris, Switzerland, Representative Art, Pompeii, South Kensington, National Gallery, English Photogravures, Japan, Evangeline, Sicily, New England, Florence.
PERIODICALS SUBSCRIBED FOR.
Harper's, Century, Scribner's, Forum, North American Review, Bookman, Atlantic Monthly, Popular Science Monthly, Cosmopolitan, Review of Reviews, Littell's Living Age, McClure's, Library Journal, St. Nicholas, Munsey, New England, Harper's Weekly, Leslie's Weekly, Success, Annals, Reader's Guide to Periodicals, Book Review Digest, Scientific American, Sub- urban Life, World's Work, New York Times Review.
In addition to these the Outlook has been supplied by Miss Ruth Fisher; the Ladies' Home Journal, Good Housekeeping and Congregationalist by Mrs. Leonard W. Wheeler; the Chris-
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tian Register by the "Woman's Alliance;" the Youth's Com- panion by Master Marden Seavey; the Rhodora by Mrs. Hiram Whitney; the Christian Science Sentinel and the Christian Science Journal by the "Society of Christian Science" of Concord, Mass.
Report of the Overseers of the Poor.
TOWN FARM RECEIPTS.
Milk
$1,263 17
Wood
111 50
Hay
85 95
Thomas Carney board.
72 10
Potatoes
64 63
Labor
59 25
Cows
63 50
Cranberries
40 75
Pork
36 65
Atwood L. Dearborn, reimbursement for burial of Asa Dearborn
31 50
Calves
20 50
Rent.
12 00
Eggs
11 50
Use of bull
8 50
Fire Warden
8 80
Vinegar
5 28
Apples
4 00
Use of telephone
3 75
Keeping prisoners
4 00
Breaking roads
4 00
Sacks
2 32
Barrels
1 30
Tobacco
2 25
Old iron
1 50
Grindstone
1 25
Use of boat
1 50
Constable
191 96
$2,117 55
Cash on hand Feb. 12, 1907
4 54
Drawn from Town Treasurer 985 00
$3,107 09
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TOWN FARM PAYMENTS.
E. G. Boynton, salary from Jan. 1, 1907 to Jan. 1, 1908 $400 00
Mrs. E. G. Boynton, salary as Matron from Jan. 1, 1907 to Jan. 1, 1908
100 00
Grain
556 76
Labor
485 92
Groceries
324 85
Cows
277 00
Meat
113 36
Coal
94 45
Fertilizer
67 30
Butter
66 64
Cutting corn and filling silo
56 28
Pigs
32 00
Burial of Asa Dearborn
31 50
Cutting wood
30 45
Telephone
26 60
Blacksmith and wheelwright work
27 93
Steel sheathing and putting on same
25 35
Dry goods
24 74
Clothing for inmates
15 37
W. J. Sleeper, M. D.
18 40
Hardware
19 29
Medical supplies
19 02
Plumbing
15 05
Fish .
19 17
Sundries
12 80
Seed corn and potatoes
10 50
Grass and garden seeds
7 83
Harness work
9 90
Pasturing cows
9 90
Paint
10 98
Tobacco
8 54
Ice
9 68
Amount carried forward
$2,927 56
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Amount brought forward
$2,927 56
New saw
8 00
Car fares
4 70
Veterinary surgeon
3 50
Fire Warden
3 50
Expense to State Farm
4 05
Killing hogs
3 50
Making cider
3 72
Repairing sulky plow and hay tedder
4 55.
Lumber
2 44
Cider barrels
2 30
Freight
2 54
Wall paper
2 14
Sawing lumber
2 15
Grindstone
1 75
Express
1 75
Filing saws
1 00
Repairing clock
1 00
E. G. Boynton, services and expenses as Constable
121 32
$3,101 47
Cash on hand Feb. 8, 1908
5 62
$3,107 09
Cash on hand Feb. 12, 1907
$ 4 54
Cash received from Town Treasurer
985 00
$ 989 54
Cash on hand Feb. 8, 1908.
5 62
Net expense at Town Farm
$ 983 92
PERSONS SUPPORTED AT THE TOWN FARM.
Age.
Admitted.
Caroline A. Perham
84.
Jan. 23, 1894
Varnum T. Fletcher
. 65.
Mar. 28, 1901
Mary E. Cowdrey
49
Feb. 24, 1900
Sarah J. Ingalls
. 45. Mar. 22, 1905
Number of tramps lodged and fed, 14.
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PAYMENTS ON ACCOUNT OF OUTDOOR POOR.
Paid Alexander Courtney, aid to Joseph Dexter $ 52 00
State Hospital bill, board of Alice Jackson 36 00
G. E. Gould, burial of Alice Jackson 37 79
Town of Groton, aid to Chas. H. Hall 66 32
Town of Groton, burial of Chas. H. Hall. 25 00
City of Lowell, aid to James Corrigan 5 00
J. Herbert Fletcher, groceries for Wm. H. Heald 2 00
David L. Greig, burial of Herbert A. Mills
10 00
Blodgett & Co., groceries for Mrs. Alma Anderson and family 58 57
E. G. Boynton, wood for Mrs. Alma Anderson . .
4 50
W. J. Sleeper, M. D., aid to Mrs. Alma Anderson and family 60 60
aid to Ernest Mountain and family 67 60
aid to Joseph Dexter
26 40
aid to Mrs. Chas. Baker 13 80
aid to Augustina Pagalatta.
5 00
aid to Joseph A. Heroux .
8 50
aid to Alice Heroux 5 50
aid to Ida Reed, child of Ephriam Reed . 3 50
W. H. Sherman, M. D., aid to Martin Sinkewich . 29 00
aid to Josie Provost 50 00
aid to Augustina Pagalatta 20 00
A. R. Choate, salary as Overseer of Poor 10 00
A. H. Burnham, salary as Overseer of Poor 10 00
C. L. Hildreth, salary as Overseer of Poor 10 00
extra time and expense 15 00
making reports to State 5 00
making report to Town 5 00
$642 08
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REIMBURSEMENTS.
Received from State on account of Joseph
Dexter $ 70 78
State on account of Mrs. Charles Baker 13 80
John C. and James Jackson for burial of Alice Jackson 37 79
Martin Sinkewich on ac- count of his expense to Town 20 00
$142 37
Payments on account of outdoor poor . Reimbursements 142.37
$642.08
Net expense of outdoor poor $499 71
STATEMENT.
Cash received from Town Treasurer $1,627.08
Cash in hands Superintendent of Town Farm, Feb. 12, 1907 4.54
Cash income of Town Farm
2,117.55
$3,749 17
Expense of outdoor poor $ 642.08
Payments at Town Farm
3,101.47
Cash in hands Superintendent of Town Farm, Feb. 8, 1908 5.62
$3,749 17
Cash received from Town Treasurer
$1,627.08
Reimbursements 142.37
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Net draft from Town Treasurer $1,484 71
80
Net expense at Town Farm $983.92
Net expense of outdoor poor
499.71
Net expense of poor $1,483 63
Appropriation $1,500 00
CHARLES L. HILDRETH, ALBERT R. CHOATE, ARTHUR H. BURNHAM, Overseers of the Poor.
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SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY AT ALMSHOUSE, FEBRUARY 1, 1908.
Groceries $ 41 00
Vegetables . 41 50
Pork and hams 19 00
Balance of personal property at house ... 758 10
$859 60
14 cows
$625 00
1 bull
27 00
2 horses
350 00
1 ton Jap millet
12 00
2 tons meadow hay
20 00
20 tons Ensilage in silo
100 00
12 tons English hay
216 00
4 tons stack hay
48 00
1 two-horse dump cart
50 00
1 two-horse sled
10 00
3 hay and farm wagons
110 00
2 Democrat wagons
40 00
1 double sleigh
15 00
Wheel and spring tooth harrows
15 00
1 mowing machine.
35 00
Horserake and tedder
35 00
Horse power, saw and belt.
75 00
Double and single harness
50 00
Balance personal property at barn and outbuildings
511 20
$2,344 20
$3,203 80
H. L. WRIGHT, ALEC FISHER, C. A. BLODGETT,
Appraisers.
Treasurer's Report.
WESTFORD, MASS., March 2, 1908.
The Treasurer of Westford submits the following report :-
RECEIPTS.
To cash on hand $3,868 87
To cash borrowed 16,000 00
State corporation tax 8,761 93
State bank tax
551 38
Military aid. 50 00
Soldiers' families 704 00
Income Mass. school fund 1,079 99
County Treasurer, dog licenses 324 20
John Feeney, janitor Town Hall 171 25
Clerk First District Court, Ayer 114 34
State, on account Supt. Schools 625 00
Income Library Funds 120 40
State, on account Inspector Animals 42 50
L. W. Wheeler, tax collector 1905
114 68
L. W. Wheeler, tax collector 1906
526 98
L. W. Wheeler, tax collector before Nov. 1, 1907
20,104 13
L. W. Wheeler, tax collector before Dec. 1, 1907
989 22
L. W. Wheeler, tax collector after Dec. 1, 1907 2,671 12
L. W. Wheeler, tax collector, interest 1905 9 32
L. W. Wheeler, tax collector, interest 1906 17 88
L. W. Wheeler, tax collector, interest 1907 11 37
State Treasurer, Armory rent 160 00
State corporation tax balance 1906
13 74
Alec Fisher, slaughter house license
1 00
State, support sick paupers 84 58
A. A. Hildreth, sealer weights and measures 18 40
Amount carried forward
$57136 28
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Amount brought forward $ 57136 28
L. W. Wheeler, collector moth tax 60 42
State Treasurer, on account gypsy moth. 1,752 49
L. & F. Street R. R., repair Cummings hill 600 00
Hugo T. Paige, lot of logs 10 60
J. C. & J. Jackson, burial Alice Jackson 37 79
Angus McDonald, lumber 1 00
Street R. R. tax. 219 08
John Feeney, chandelier and lamp sold
28 00
Charles L. Hildreth, 2d, on account paupers
20 00
Ruth Tuttle, paper cutter
3 20
J. Breck & Sons, refund on climbing irons
6 00
Westford Water Co., land and right way Town Farm Hill.
1 00
School building account, on account Carl V. Badger 228 17
$60,104 03
PAYMENTS.
By cash, notes and interest $17,400 78
By State tax.
2,440 00
By County tax 2,152 63
By State Highway repairs 162 30
By orders and incidental expenses
25,919 60
On account schools
10,653 48
On account Library 411 47
Cash on hand 963 77
$60,104 03
NAHUM H. WRIGHT, Treasurer of Westford.
Auditor's Report.
I have examined the accounts of the Tax Collector, Town Clerk, Selectmen, Superintendent of Town Farm, Overseers of Poor, Treasurer of Library and Town Treasurer, for the year ending February 29, 1908, and submit herewith a report of each of these departinents, also a statement of the financial condition of the Town on February 29, 1908. I have found the different Ledgers and Cash Books correctly footed and proper vouchers on file for the disbursements.
TAXES.
To Debit of L. W. Wheeler, Collector, for Year 1905.
To balance to collect as per audit Feb.
19, 1907. $114 58
Difference on former settlement
10
Past due interest collected
9 32
$124 00
By taxes collected since Feb. 19, 1907
$114 68
Past due interest collected
9 32
$124 00
Leaving no balance to collect.
To Debit of L. W. Wheeler, Collector, for Year 1906.
To balance to collect as per audit Feb. 19, 1907 $737 42
Additions since audit, as per Assessors' notices
4 00
Past due interest collected
17 34
$758 76
Less abatements since audit, as per Assess- ors' notices
76 00
$682 76
By taxes collected since last audit
$526 98
Past due interest collected
17 34
$544 32
Leaving a balance to collect of
$138 44
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To Debit of L. W. Wheeler, Collector, for Year 1907.
To amount of tax levy as per Assessors' Warrant as follows: 725 polls at 2.00 $1,450 00
Personal Estate 6,419 59
Real Estate 18,709 58
$26,579 17
Additions since issue of Warrant, as per Assessors' notices $ 55 38
Past due interest collected on taxes paid after Jan. 1, 1908 11 37
$26,645 92
Less abatements for the year, as per Assessors' notices 143 50
$26,502 42
By net collections to Nov. 2, 1907 $20,098 43
5% discount on assessed value of same ($21,156.24) 1,057 81
Collected without discount ... 5 70
$21,161 94
By net collections for Nov., 1907 $984 94
3% discount on assessed value of same ($1,015.40) 30 46
Collected without discount ... 4 28
$1,019 68
By net collections from Dec. 1, 1907 to Feb. 20, 1908 $2,671 12
Past due interest on taxes paid after Jan. 1, 1908. 11 37
$2,682 49
$24,864 11
Balance to collect
$1,638 31
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RECAPITULATION.
Uncollected taxes for 1906 138 44 $
Uncollected taxes for 1907 1,638 31
Total amount of uncollected taxes Feb. 19, 1908 . . $1,776 75
The Collector's Book also shows collections as follows on account brown-tail .moth bills, issued by the Selectmen. Net collections to Nov. 1, 1907 $44 90
5% discount allowed 2 36
$47 26
Net collections for Dec. 1907
$ 8 73
3% discount allowed
27
$ 9 00
Net collections from Dec. 1, 1907 to Feb.
19, 1908
$ 6 75
Past due interest collected
04
$ 6 75
Abatements issued for the' year
$ 2 41
TOWN CLERK.
The Town Clerk issued during the year licenses for
159 male dogs at 2.00
$318 00
13 female dogs at 5.00
65 00
$383 00
Less Clerk's fee for 172 licenses at 20 c. .
34 40
Balance paid to County Treasurer and his
receipt is on file for such payment . .
$348 60
SELECTMEN.
The Selectmen issued 520 orders on the Treasurer for the year, amounting to $25,919.60. Proper vouchers are on file for each and all.
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TOWN FARM.
E. G. Boynton, Superintendent.
To balance cash on hand Feb. 1, 1907 .. $ 4 54 Receipts front all sources during the year 3,102 55
$3,107 09
By expenditures for the year to Feb. 1, 1908 $3,101 47
Balance cash on hand Feb. 1, 1908 5 62
$3,107 09
OVERSEERS OF POOR.
Charles L. Hildreth, Chairman.
To amount received from the Town Treas-
urer.for the year to Feb. 1, 1908 ... $1,627 08
By payments for the year to Feb. 1, 1908 1,627 08
LIBRARY.
N. H. Wright, Treasurer.
To balance cash on hand March 1, 1907 . $164 93
Receipts from various sources during the year
594 60
$ 759 53
By total payments for the year ending March 1, 1908. $411 47
Cash on hand March 1, 1908 348 06
$ 759 53
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TREASURER.
For Account General Expenses of the Town. To cash on hand March 1, 1907 $ 3,868 87 Receipts from all sources during the year . 56,235 16
By total payments for the year ending
$60,104 03 March 1, 1908. $59,140 26
Cash on hand March 1, 1908 963 77
-- $60,104 03
For Account New Schoolhouse, Westford Center. To cash borrowed on note from State Treasurer. $15,000 00
By payments to March 1, 1908, on account
$8,408 61 building, etc.
Cash on hand March 1, 1908
6,591 39
-- $15,000 00
STATEMENT OF CONDITION.
ASSETS.
1906 Taxes remaining uncollected $ 138 44
1907 Taxes remaining uncollected 1,638 31
Due from State Aid (Soldiers' families) 696 00
Due from Military Aid 160 00
Due for rent of Armory, one-half year ... 87 50
Due from Lowell & Fitchburg St. R. R. Co. as agreed by them with the Town for account widening Main St., Granite- ville and for other expenses on the highway, etc. 2,250 00
Balance cash on hand with Superintendent of Town Farm 5 62
Balance cash on hand with Treasurer 963 77
$5,939 64
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LIABILITIES.
Due State Treasurer on loan for general expenses $ 5,000 00
Five months' interest on same at 33% . . 66 66
Due State Treasurer on New Schoolhouse loan 15,000 00
Four months' interest on same at 44%
212 50
$20,279 16
Deficit March 1, 1908 $14,339 52
The balance of Assets over Liabilities March, 1, 1907 was $ 426 07
W. R. TAYLOR,
Westford, Mass., March 2, 1908. Auditor.
Report of Building Committee.
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING.
Amount raised and appropriated $15,000 00
Paid A. H. Foss for land $1,818 00
Paid on account of building 6,590 61
8,408 61
Balance on hand March 1, 1908 $ 6,591 39
Report of Commissioners of Public Burial Grounds.
The Commissioners report as follows :-
Fifty-six lots are now under the perpetual care of the Town- seven having been added the past year. We are pleased to note one interesting fact: A lady living in a distant state having recently learned that one of her ancestors, whose grave she had long sought, was buried at Westlawn about one hundred and forty years ago, and that no descendant had ever before shown any interest in this evidently forgotten grave, has assumed the expense of having the lot graded in the Spring and will pay for the yearly care, with a possibility of perpetual care. Would that others might follow her example and thus improve some of the waste places in our cemeteries!
An increasing number of envelopes and stamps are required in sending cards and receipts to each person paying for the yearly care of their lot. Since the establishment of the Rural Free Delivery system, a two-cent stamp is now necessary where formerly a one-cent stamp could be used, and we are sorry to say that three envelopes are sometimes obliged to be used before the money is received and receipted for. We would again suggest that all persons carefully read the notice sent them by order of the Commissioners, and govern themselves accordingly, as it is important the Commissioners are notified by the 1st of May in regard to the care of lots, and that the money is remitted at that time.
The several Cemeteries will be under the same efficient care as last year.
The Commissioners would respectfully recommend that the sum of $200 be raised and appropriated for the care and improvement of the Cemeteries the coming year.
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AMOUNT RECEIVED FOR CARE OF LOTS IN FAIRVIEW.
RESIDENTS.
Abbot, Mrs. E. S., care of tomb $5 00
Anderson, Mrs. C. G., 313, E. D. 5 00
Atwood, Mrs. C. M., 195 and 196, E. D. 2 00
Baker, Mrs. John, 330, E. D. .
1 00
Barton, Edmund, 40 and 41, W. D. 2 00
Bennett, Joseph, 61, E. D.
1 00
Bicknell, Ai, two lots, Fairview
2 00
Bicknell, Ai, Fairview
5 00
Boynton, Mrs. D. L., 333, E. D.
1 00
Brow, Mrs. L. J., 354, E. D.
1 00
Bunce, Augustus, 11 and 12, W. D.
2 00
Burnett, William, 37, E. D.
1 00
Butterworth, Mrs. J. T., 236, E. D.
1 00
Calvert, Mrs. Frank, 26, W. D.
1 00
Carkin, Mrs. Clara P., 145 and 338, E. D. 2 00
Caunter, Mrs. E., 21, 22 and 326, E. D. 3 00
Chamberlain, C. A., 53, W. D. and two in Fairview . 4 00
Collins, P. G., 35, W. D.
1 00
Day, Arthur E., 202, E. D.
1 00
DeRoehn, Mrs. Andrew, 232, E. D. 1 00
Drew, F. C., 30, E. D. 1 00
Drew, Henry A., 260, E. D. 1 00
Drew, Mary E., 43, E. D .. 1 00
Eaton, Mrs. C. E., 243, E. D. 1 00
Feeney, John, 173, E. D.
1 00
Fletcher, F. L., 83, W. D.
1 00
Fletcher, H. N., 5, W. D.
1 00
Fletcher, John M., 197 and 198, E. D., and 76, W. D. 3 00
1 00
Fletcher, S. H., 192, E. D.
1 00
Frost, Mrs. W. E., 17, E. D. 1 00
Gardel, August, 368, E. D. 1 00
Amount carried forward
$56 00
Fletcher, J. W., 154, E. D.
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Amount brought forward $ 56 00
Gilson, George Q., 332, E. D. 1 00
Gilson, L. S., 60 and 75, W. D., 320, E. D. 3 00
Gower, Wm., 42, E. D. 1 00
Greig, John, 14, W. D. 1 00
Harris, Mrs. C. A., 365, E. D.
1 00
Hawkes, W. O., 112, W. D.
1 00
Hewett, Miss C. E., 116, W. D.
1 00
Hildreth, F. A., 42 and 43, W. D. 2 00
Healey, Mrs. Ruby, 308, E. D.
1 00
Hosmer, Francis, 325, E. D.
1 00
Humiston, E. F., 136 and 142, E. D.
2 00
Hunt, Edmund J., 367, E D.
1 00
Isles, Mrs. Joseph D., 228, E. D.
1 00
Jenne, Albert E., 310, E. D. 1 00
Johnson, Andrew, 158, E. D 1 00
1 00
Keyes, Mrs. Lucy A., 39, E. D.
1 00
Lawrence, Miss Grace, 291, E. D.
5 00
Luce, Miss R. E., Fairview
1 00
Miller, F. E., 241, E. D. and 36, W. D.
2 00
Millis, George L., 57, W. D.
1 00
Mills, Mrs: Hugh, 261, E. D.
1 00
Morton, F., 331, E. D.
1 00
Orange, Joseph, 48, E. D.
1 00
Orr, Robert, 312, E. D. 1 00
Polley, Miss Helen S., 160, E. D., for 1906 1 00
Precious, Miss Sarah, 47, E. D. 1 00
Prescott, Mrs. Frances A., Fairview 1 00
1 00
Shattuck, Mrs. D. H., 322, E. D.
1 00
Shea, J. F., 362, E. D. 6 00
Sleeper, W. J., 67, E. D.
5 00
Smith, Miss Clara A., 95, W. D.
1 00
Spinner, John, 225, E. D. 5 00
Spinner, Estate of Robert, 226, E. D. 5 00
Amount carried forward $117 00
Prinn, Alfred, 67, W. D.
Johnson, W. W., 227, E. D.
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Amount brought forward
$117 00
Stewart, Mrs. James, 138, E. D. 1 00
Symmes, Thomas E., two lots in Fairview 2 00
Taylor, Albert D., 258, E. D. and 86, W. D.
2 00
Taylor, S. L., 191, W. D. and one in Fairview
2 00
Tuttle, Mrs. N. L., 7 and 8, E. D.
1 00
Walkden, J. A., 155, E. D.
1 00
Welch, Wm., 18, E. D.
1 00
Wheeler, Miss Delia, 137, E. D.
5 00
Wheeler, Mrs. M. J., 77, W. D.
1 00
Whigham, Wm., 54, E. D.
1 00
White, Wm., 96, W. D.
1 00
Whitney, Mrs. Hiram, 100, W. D.
1 00
Willis, Samuel, 20, W. D ..
1 00
Wood, Henry O., 309, E. D.
1 00
Woods, Myron J., 155, E. D.
1 00
Woods, Wm L., 148, E. D. 1 00
Wright, Andrew L., 28 and 29, W. D.
2 00
Wright, F. C., 59, E. D. 1 00
Wright, Mrs. Emma E., 25, E. D. 1 00
Wright, N. H., 46 and 47, W. D.
2 00
Wright, Mrs. W. M., 24, E. D. 1 00
York, Ellsworth, 234, E. D 1 00
$148 00
WESTLAWN.
Day, George T., for Day lot $ 2 00
Hutchins, M. F. 1 00
Leighton, Mrs. A. R., Hollis, N. H.
1 00
Prescott, Miss Ida L., Milford, Mass., for Samuel Prescott lot 1 00
$5 00
Amount carried forward
$153 00
95
Amount brought forward $153 00
HILLSIDE
Follansbee, C. H. $ 1 00
Murphy, Mrs., for I. W. Carkin lot. 1 00
Worcester, Mrs. I. S., for Hezekiah Cum- mings lot. . 1 00
Worcester, Mrs. I. S., for James Wright lot. 1 00
$4 00
NON-RESIDENTS.
Abbot, Miss L. M. B., Groton, Fairview 1 00
Amission, Fred, Dedham, 334, E. D. 1 00
Bailey, Mrs. John, Lowell, 51 and 52, W. D., 1906 and 1907 4 00
Buxton, Mrs. J. C., 365, E. D. and one in Fairview
2 00
Butterfield, Mrs. S. A., Ayer, 334, E. D., and one in Fairview 2 00
Carpenter, Eugene, Newton, 336, E. D.
1 00
Crockett, Henry C., North Chelmsford, 325, E. D., for 1906 1 00
Craven, Mrs. Emily L., Lowell, 63, W. D.
1 00
Carrick, Mrs. Alice, Worcester, 328, E. D. 1 00
Davie, Wm. M., North Chelmsford, 32, W. D. 1 00
Davis, Miss Alice L., Somerville, 10, W. D. 1 00
Decatur, Burt W., Springfield, 64, W. D. 1 00
Dix, Mrs. Henry, Charlestown, 327, E. D.
1 00
Edwards, Mrs. George, Lowell, 71, W. D.
1 00
Edwards, Mrs. W. P., Brooklyn, N. Y., 66, E. D.
1 00
Fisher, F. A., 110, W. D. 1 00
Felch, Mrs. A. M., Littleton Common, 257, E. D. ...
1 00
Folland, Miss L. S., Manchester, N. H., 22 and 23, W. D. 2 00
Green, Mrs. S. E., Lowell, Fairview 1 00
Hamlin, George P., Boston, 111, W. D. 1 00
Amount carried forward
$183 00
96
Amount brought forward $183 00
Harris, George E., West Hanover, 27, W. D. 1 00
Heywood, Edwin E., Arlington Heights, 337, E. D. 1 00
Hindle, Frank, Philadelphia, Pa., 336, E. D. 1 00
Hildreth, Miss Helen C., Harvard, 115, W. D. 1 00
Holt, Mrs. E. H., Lowell, 39, W. D .. 1 00
Horne, George F., Somerville, 16, E. D. 1 00
Hunt, George W., Lynn, 341, E. D.
1 00
Hunt, Mrs. James, East Pepperell, 53, E. D.
1 00
Hutchins, S. M., Lowell, 54, W. D.
1 00
Hutchinson, Francis, Chelmsford, 82, W. D. 1 00
Johnson, Miss A. L., Tyngsboro, 60, E. D. 1 00
King, Mrs. A. M., Arleta, Ore, 21, W. D. 1 00
Laws, Mrs. J. H., Somerville, 114, W. D. 1 00
Longbottom, Arthur, Arlington Heights, 249, E. D. 1 00
Longley, Albert W., Chicago, Ill., lot in Fairview 1 00
Lord, Miss Drusilla, Lowell, 33, E. D. 1 00
2 00
Moore, George C., North Chelmsford, 343, E. D.
2 00
Osgood, John M., Racine, Wis., 6, E. D.
1 00
Palmer, Mrs. H. M., Derry, N. H.
1 00
Parker, O. A., Waltham, Fairview
2 00
Peck, Mrs. S. E., Elizabeth, N. J., 94, W. D.
1 00
Petherick, Wm. H., Leominster, 339, E. D.
1 00
Read, Miss Carrie E., Barre, Fairview
1 00
Reed, George G., Lowell, 70, W. D.
1 00
Richardson, M. T., New York City, Fairview.
1 00
Ripley, Mrs. F. K., North Chelmsford, 2, E. D.
1 00
Sargent, Mrs. Nancy, Brookline, N. H., 59, W. D. .. 1 00
Saville, Wm., Boston, Fairview 1 00
Scrutton, Mrs. George, Lowell, 375, E. D. 1 00
Searles, Mrs. C. J., 66, W. D. 1 00
Smith, Allen G., Littleton, 90, W. D. 1 00
Stancomb, Richard, Leominster, 340, E. D.
1 00
Stiles, F. O., Littleton, 41, E. D. 1 00
Sweatt, Miss Jessie M., Boston, 254, E. D. 1 00
Amount carried forward
$221 00
Lunt-Moss Co., Boston, 242, E. D.
97
Amount brought forward $221 00
Trumbull, Mrs. S. H., Beverly, Fairview 1 00
Wheeler, Isaac G., Allston, 105, W. D. 1 00
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