USA > Massachusetts > Hampden County > Wilbraham > Wilbraham annual report 1902-1912 > Part 5
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
In other towns where these measures have been tried, the results have justified these conclusions.
Last year the higher grades were required to attend school in North Wilbraham, but the accommodations were insufficient for the larger classes of this year and an appropriation for an enlarge- ment was called for.
The conditions remaining unaltered, the following questions are submitted for your consideration and decision :
(1.) Will you abolish grading, relinquish the plan of separat- ing primary and higher grades, and remand the latter to their home schools ? or
(2.) Will you enlarge the schoolhouse at No. 8, making suitable and convenient arragements in three separate rooms for the primary and intermediate classes of that village, and also for the three upper grades from other parts of the town? or
(3.) Will you provide suitable accommodations for the children in No. 4 and vicinity by the erection of a new three or four room building, and make equally convenient arrangement for pupils in North Wilbraham, by erecting a new or enlarging the old building ?
The first proposition is possible and can be worked out. Large and small children were formerly united under one teacher and can be again, but, of course, an inferior quality of work and a longer time for the present amount must be expected.
32
It will probably be impossible to secure as good teachers as we now have. Untrained, inexperienced girls are now rapidly disappear- ing from the schoolrooms of Massachusetts and teachers of successful experience or graduates from colleges and normal schools are taking their places.
The latter are usually unwilling to go into ungraded country schools and invariably refuse to remain in them any length of time. Deterioration in the teaching force and inferior scholarsbip in the classes will undoubtedly result from an affirmative disposal of the first question.
The times seem ripe for progress, but the interests of parents and of taxpayers are involved and these matters should be laid be- fore them for consideration and decision.
By act of the legislature of 1903. the annual income of the Mas- sachusetts school fund is to be apportioned and distributed for the support of public schools in towns within certain valuations, pro- vided these towns comply with all laws concerning this distribution.
In anticipation of this additional income a sum, largely in excess of the amount expended for like purpose in many years, has been paid for wall maps. A single glance at some in use before this pur- chase will convince the most skeptical of its necessity. Quite a large number of readers which had never been used have been ex- changed for recent publications ; the medial system of penmanship has been adopted, and our old Lessons in English and English Grammars have given place to Southworth's two-book series.
Respectfully submitted,
MARY L. POLAND.
Jan. 23, 1904.
School No. 1'
?
TEACHER. Mary E. M. Mack, Fannie C. Pease,
Wesleyan Academy,
Springfield High,
Westfield Normal,
July
1903
Effie L. Morgan,
Wesleyan Academy,
June
1901
3
Martha L. Bowdish,
Vermont Academy,
Dec.
1900
4
Charlotte S Sibley,
Boston University,
Dec.
1902
4
Jessie E. Burnham,
Waltham High,
Framingham Normal,
July
1902
5
Stella M. Greene,
Wesleyan Academy,
April
1898
6
Eva S. Morse,
Pinkerton Academy, Derry, N. H.,
April
1902
7
Hannah G. Hammond,
Chatham, Mass.,
Nov.
1903
8
Rose C. Smith,
Plymouth, N. H., Normal,
July
1903
Mima Smith,
Bridgewater Normal,
July
1903
8
Elizabeth G. Wells,
Gorham, Me., Normal,
Aug.
1903
EDUCATED
DATE OF ELECTION. Jan. 29, 1902
Report of the Supervisor of Music.
The progress of music in our schools during the past year has been steadily onward and upward. Necessary changes among the teachers have naturally affected the work to a greater or less extent in some cases, but the results as a whole are satisfactory.
A regular graded course has been followed as closely as pos- sible, some license in regard to its exact following having been al- lowed in schools containing an extra number of grades or where special work in other lines seemed necessary.
Particular attention has been paid to laying the foundations of music study thoroughly, and helping the child who is not naturally musical. When an interest in and love for music are awakened the rest will follow as a matter of course.
The results of public school music are more evident every year. Especially is this seen by those who have occasion to prepare the children for public exhibitions where music figures on the program. Last summer a choir of school children furnished the music for the M. E. Church during the vacation months.
Music as taught in our schools is not a recreation, a mere learn- ing of songs, something to be dropped when school days are ended, but a practical training which will bring lifelong pleasure and profit.
Respectfully submitted, MARY ELIZABETH HOWARD,
Supervisor of Music.
Wilbraham, February 11, 1904.
Roll of Honor.
Neither absent nor tardy from Sept. 8, 1903, to Feb. 10, 1904. School No. 1 Evans, Raymond. Moranville, Andrew. No. 2 Morin, Rosalba. No. 3 Bryant, Florence.
Libby, Ralph. Bryant, Frederick. Pease, Grace. No. 4 Beebe, Kathryn. No. 5
Tupper, Earl F. Tupper, John B. No. 6 Shearer, Hazel M. No. 7 Farr, Elsie. No. 8 Bryant, Chester.
.
Town Warrant.
ARTICLE 1. To choose a Moderator to preside at said meeting.
ART. 2. To hear and act on the reports of the Selectmen, Overseers of the Poor, Treasurer, School Committee and other town officers.
ART. 3. To fix the compensation of the Collector of Taxes for 200 the ensuing year.
ART. 4. To determine the manner of repairing the highways and bridges for the ensuing year.
ART. 5. To choose a Town Clerk and Treasurer, one Select- man for three years, one Selectman for two years, to fill vacancy, who shall also be Overseers of the Poor, one Assessor for three years, five Constables, four Fence Viewers, one Auditor, one School Committee for three years, Collector of Taxes for ensuing year, one Library Trustee for three years, one Tree Warden for the ensuing year, all on one ballot ; also all other necessary town officers.
ART. 6. To decide by ballot which shall be " Yes or No," the question : " Shall licenses be granted for the sale of intoxicating liquors in this town ?"
ART. 7. To see if the town will build a new schoolhouse at Wilbraham street, provide a location, and raise and appropriate money for the same.
ART. 8. To raise such sums of money as may be deemed necessary for defraying the expenses of the town for the ensuing year, and appropriate the same and vote how the same shall be raised.
ART. 9. To see if the town will accept the list of Jurors as re- vised by the Selectmen.
ART. 10. To see if the town will authorize its Treasurer to, borrow such sums of money as may be sanctioned by the Selectmen, the same to be paid from the taxes.
36
ART. 11. To see if the town will provide for the adequate lighting of the streets in town.
ART. 12. To see if the town will instruct their Selectmen to prosecute any person or persons selling or transporting intoxicating liquors within this town contrary to the law of this Commonwealth, or take any action in regard to the same.
ART. 13. To see what disposition the town will make of the Day fund of 1903.
ART. 14. To see if the town will grant money for the proper observance of Memorial Day.
ART. 15. To see if the town will appropriate money for the care and winding of the town clock on M. E. Church.
ART. 16. To see if the town will provide for special instruc- tion in music and raise money for the same.
ART. 17. To see if the town will raise and appropriate money for the proper observance of " Old Home Week."
ART. 18. To see what action the town will take in regard to straightening the town boundry line between Wilbraham and Spring- field.
ART. 19. To see if the town will take any action to facilitate the collection of taxes, if so to establish the conditions.
ART. 20. To see if the town will appropriate money to furnish each Constable with a suitable badge, and pair of handcuffs, said property to belong to the town.
ART. 21. To see if the town will vote to instruct the Asses- sors to publish valuation lists.
ART. 22. To see if the town will make a By-law or By-laws relative to the terms and conditions upon which licenses may be issued for selling coal or coke.
TOWN OF WILBRAHAM.
Valuation and Taxes.
ASSESSED MAY 1st, 1904.
VALUATION AND TAXES
OF THE
TOWN OF WILBRAHAM,
AS ASSESSED
MAY 1, 1904.
Press of C. L. Johnson & Co., Palmer, Mass.
-
١
Valuation and Taxes.
Polls. Names, Description of Estate. Tax.
1 Abair, Theophile $ 2.00
Adams, David Est. 15.00
House 800, barn 200, home farm 17a 500, total 1500
1 Ackerman, Chas. S. 11.11
1 horse 50, 1 cow 25, 40 hens 16, total 91 ; house 800, house lot la 20, total 820
1 Allyn, Ward 13.25
3 horses 100, all other ratable personal estate 100, total 200 ; house 700, ¿ barn 200, house lot za 25, total. 925
1 Alden, Carlos A. 5.75
House 275, house lot 2a 100, total 375
Amo, Frank Est. (Exempt) House lot la 20, total 20
1 Angell, Francis M. 2.00
1 Anderson, Martin 2.00
1 Atwood, Chas. E. 2.00
Atchison, Mrs. Carrie Plain lot 70a 1000, total 1000
10.00
1 Ashe, Richard 2.00
1 Ashe, John 2.00
1 Arobick, Michael 2.00
1 Backus, Augustus 2.00
Baldwin, Mrs. Maria
2.75
House 150, barn 25, house lot 8a 100, total 275
Ball, Mrs. Sarah. (Exempt) House 200, lot za 100, total 300
1 Baldwin, Joseph J. 2.00
4
Polls. Names. Description of Estate. Tax, 6.10
1 Baldwin, John W.
4 horses 200, 2 cows 40, 2 swine 20, all other ratable personal estate 150, total 410
1 Baldwin, Joseph 115.74
1 horse 50, 4 cows 100, 2 2-year-olds 30, 1 year- ling 10, 110 fowls 44, all other ratable personal estate 50, total 284; shed 100, hog house 50, house 2500, barn 300, wagon house 225, store 2200, grain store 100, ice house 50, house 900, barn 250, shop 50, home farm 50a 2040, Hall lot za 200, Baldwin farm 16a 1400, R. R. lot za 50, Plain lot 35a 350, Bliss lot 36a 325, total 11090
1 Barry, John 2.00
1 Barron, Nelson 2.00
1 Bartlett, Leon G. 29.80
1 horse 50, 75 fowls 30, all other ratable person- al estate 25, total 105; house 1300, barn 200, carriage house 125, hen house 200, house lot 12a 850, total 2675
1 Beebe, Randolph 20.50
2 horses 100, 5 cows 125, 1 2-year-old 15, 1 year- ling 10, 50 fowls 20, all other ratable personal estate 30, total 300; house 400, barn 200, hen house 50, Bliss lot 62a 750, Beebe lot 5a 40, Gilligan lot la 50, Beach lot 9a 60, total 1550
1 Beebe, Chas. C. 62.00
3 horses 150. 15 cows 375, 6 2-year-olds 90, 3 yearlings 30, 1 swine 10, all other ratable person- al estate 100, total 755 ; house 750, barn 525, hog house 50, home farm 78a 2700, Webster lot 7a 150, Rice lot 8a 145, Brewer lot 10a 150, Pease lot 4a 45, Bolles lot 30a 600, Benton lot 14a 80, Gilligan lot 7a 50, total 5245
1 Beach, Chas. 2.00
1 Beach, Thos. 2.00
1 Bell, Abner E. 2.50
Barn 50, total 50 9.85
1 Bell, A. Linden
1 horse 35, total 35 ; house 700, house lot ga 50, total 750
1 Benton, Flavel D. 22.20
1 horse 10, all other ratable personal estate 15,
5
Polls. Names. Description of Estate. Tax.
total 25, house 450, barn 100, shop 15, house 800, barn 50, house lot 5a 450, house lot la 50, McGregory lot 6a 80, total 1995
1 Bennett, James W. 13.95
House 500, barn 200, corn house 15, house lot 33a 330, Wesson lot 5ga 150, total 1195
Bennett, Mrs. Hannah 10.50
Wright & Spear lot 55a 1050, total 1050
1 Berry, Walter F. 2.00
1 Bennett, Addison J. 25.35
2 horses 50, 8 cows 200, 2 yearlings 20, all other ratable personal estate 25, total 295, house 600, barn 250, Rindge lot 56a 940, Benedict lot 25a 250, total 2040
Bishop, Loren 4 25
1 cow 25, total 25; house 500, barn 150, home farm 12a 250, total 900 ; exempt 500
Blanchard, Mrs. E. C. 20.29
2 horses 100, 8 cows 200, 1 swine 8, 15 fowls 6, total 214 ; house 350, barn 300, shed 75, house lot 32a 110, Mountain lot 25a 350, Edison lot 5a 100, Webster lot 3a 30, Calkins lot 7a 70, Daniels lot 7ga 50, Carpenter lot 25a 250, Seven acre lot 7a 50, Mountain lot 14a 80, total 1815
1 Blackmer, Frank 2.00
1 Bliss, Walter M. 2.00
1 Bliss, Ethelbert 68.55
5 horses 300, 16 cows 480, 4 2-year-olds 60, 8 yearlings 80, 1 bull 40, 7 swine 40, all other rat- able personal estate 150, total 1150; house 700, barn 800, house 200, hen house 50, packing house 200, 2 silos 80, home farm 157a 2600, Atchison lot 20a 300, Lyman lot 18a 275, Lyons lot 15a 300, total 5505
1 Bliss, Henry J. 11.50
House 700, barn 200, lot ja 50, total 950
Bliss. Harriet, Est. 14.25
House 950, barn 25, house lot 2a 150, total 1125,
all other ratable personal estate 300, total 300
Bliss, Martha, Est. 1.00
Wood lot 20a 100, total 100
6
Polls. Names. Description of Estate.
Tax.
41.85
1 Bliss, Henry M.
2 horses 50, 5 cows 125, all other ratable person- al estate 100, total 275; house 1000, barn 450, barn 100, hen house 50, home farm 100a 2000, Frost lot 15a 100, { Pole Brook lot za 10, total 3710
Bliss, Roena, Est. 7.00
House 500, barn 100, house lot a 100, total 700
Bliss, Hattie
Bliss, Maria
Bliss, Amanda
19.60
Bliss, Mary L.
3 horses 120, 9 cows 225, 2 yearlings 20, 4 swine 20, all other ratable personal estate 75, total 460, house 1000, barn 400, corn barn 20, shed 50, home farm 50a 1000, Wife lot 4a 80, wood lot 24a 150, Levi Bliss lot 68a 800, total 3500, (Ex- empt on 2000)
1 Blodgett, Fred A. 2.00
1 Bolles, C. P. 2.00
Bolles, H. T. & C. P. 81.40
8 horses 450, 21 cows 525, 6 2-year-olds 90, 8 yearlings 80, 2 swine 15, all other ratable person- al estate 100, total 1260; house 1500. barn 600, corn house 25, cider mill 40, house 100, barn 200, home farm 250a 4235, Warner lot 15a 180, total 6880
1 Bolles, H. T. 2.00
1 Bosworth, Herbert A. 2.00
1 Bosworth. Dwight L. 18.15
1 horse 20, 2 cows 50, 1 yearling 10, total 80; house 500, barn 200, shed 35, home farm 5a 300, Felton lot 6a 100, Merrick lot 25a 400, total 1535 Bosworth, Miss J. A. 15.00
House 400, house 800, house lot §a 150, house lot a 150, total 1500
Brewer, Benj. B. 33.80
2 horses 80, 8 cows 200, all other ratable person- al estate 50, total 330; house 450, barn 600, corn barn 50, shed 50, home farm 100a 1700, total 2850 1 Brewer, Chas. A. 32.35
3 horses 100, 1 cow 25, 1 swine 10, all other rat-
7
Polls. Names.
Description of Estate.
Tax.
able personal estate 55, total 190; house 200, house 100, barn 100, barn 100, house 50, barn 50, N. Atchinson lot 14a 290, G. S. Atchinson lot 20a 400, home farm 40a 600, Kibbe lot 12a 100, Brewer lot 8ga 280, Atchinson lot 23a 325, Brewer lot 6a 75, Phelps lot 8a 175, total 2845
1 Brooks, Joshua L. 27.56
3 horses 150, 8 cows 200, 1 yearling 10, 4 swine 20, 65 fowls 26, all other ratable personal estate 75, total 481 ; house 1000, barn 400, cider mill 50, corn house 25, home farm 35a 600, total 2075 1 Bramble, W. E. 2.50
1 horse 50, total 50
Bridge, Abigal, Est. 8.00
House 700, house lot Ja 100, total 800
1 Bronson, Frank 2.00
1 Brown, James 2.25
1 horse 25, total 25
1 Brothers, Cyrille 10.50
1 horse 50, total 50, house 500, shed 50, barn 100,
lot 3a 150, total 800
2 Broduer, Cyrille 4.50
1 horse 50, total 50
1 Bruer, Myron 43.40
1 horse 20, 5 cows 125, 1 2-year-old 15, 3 year- lings 30, all other ratable personal estate 50, total 240; house 900, barn 500, home farm 100a 2500, total 3900
1 Bruer, Myron Luther 2.00
1 Bryant, Albro J. 17.15
1 horse 40, 1 cow 25, total 65; house 400, barn 100, home farm 9a 450, Sanger lot 15a 500, total 1450
1 Boyle, Felix 2.00
1 Boyle, Felix W. 2.00
1 Boylan, Alphonse 2.00
1 Boyden, Peter 2.00
1 Bosler, Frank 2.00
1 Bowman, John C. 2.00
1 Bosquet, William 2.00
1 Burt, Fred 2.00
8
Polls. Names. Description of Estate. Tax.
1 Butler, Albert H. 2.40
1 horse 15, all other ratable personal estate 25, total 40
Butler, Franklin, Est. 3.90
House 300, barn 50, house lot za 40, total 390
1 Butler, Henry C. 21.65
1 horse 40, all other ratable personal estate 25, total 65 ; house 600, barn 300, home farm 9a 350, Cross farm 53Ja 650, total 1900
1 Butler, Wilbur H. 2.00
1 Butler, Jason 53.99
3 horses 60, 12 cows 300, 1 2-year-old 15, all other ratable personal estate 60, total 435; house 400, barn 100, barn 75, silo 100, house 550, barn 125, house lot 6a 300, home farm 256a 2850, Gates lot 3a 72, Kilburn lot 8a 192, total 4764
1 Butler, Lester E. 2.00
1 Butler, James K. 30.10
1 horse 20, 2 cows 50, 1 2-year-old 15, all other ratable personal estate 25, total 110; house 250, house 400, barn 50, barn 200, barn 50, home farm 94ga 1300, Plumley lot 60a 450, total 2700
1 Butler, William 3.25
1 horse 25, 1 cow 25, all other ratable personal estate 75, total 125
1 Burbank, Herbert W. 2.65
1 horse 40, 1 cow 25, total 65
1 Burbank, H. H. 31.15
2 horses 100, 4 cows 100, all other ratable person- al estate 90, total 290 ; house 500, barn 150, shed 225, shop 25, ice house 25, home farm 36a 900, Fuller lot 38a 400, Fuller lot 23a 400, total 2625
1 Burke, Howard A. 2.00
1 Byrnes, Michael 2.00
1 Cady, Herbert 2.00
1 Cady, Geo. W. 2.00
1 Calkins, Geo. E. 18.45
Stock in trade 50, 1 horse 40, 3 cows 75, all other ratable personal estate 20, total 185; house 300, barn 300, shop 300, house lot 3a 50, Edison lot 14a 210, Lemon lot 30a 300, total 1460
9
Polls. Names. Description of Estate. Tax.
1 Calkins, Chas. M. 21.50
1 horse 40, 5 cows 120, all other ratable personal estate 20, total 180 ; house 75, barn 75, house 300, barn 200, shop 25, house 125, house lot 23a 360, home farm 11a 175, Beebe lot 22a 200, Ferry lot 10a 100, pasture 13a 135, total 1770
1 Calkins, John A. 13.57
1 horse 40, 2 cows 50, 30 fowls 12, all other rat- able personal estate 25, total 127 ; house 500, barn 200, house lot 1}a 150, plain lot 18a 180, total 1030
1 Carmack, Alexander 2.00
1 Carney, Patrick 3.00
1 horse 50, 1 cow 25, all other ratable personal estate 25, total 100
1 Chase, Franklin 2.00
1 Childs, Geo. E. 21.72
2 horses 30, 3 cows 70, 2 yearlings 20, total 120; house 600, barn 100, barn 100, home farm 91a 692, barn lot 6a 100, Adams lot 8a 80, Clark lot 13a 130, Keyes lot 4a 50, total 1852
1 Chase, Benj. R. 2.00
1 Chilson, Alvin 17.80
1 horse 25, 2 cows 50, all other ratable personal estate 30, total 105 ; house 375, barn 200, home farm 45a 900, total 1475
1 Clark, Edgar C. 5.25
2 horses 75, 8 cows 200, 2 2-year-olds 30, all other ratable personal estate 20, total 325
1 Clark, Henry 37.95
1 horse 100, 6 cows 150, all other ratable person- al estate 95, total 345 ; house 700, barn 800, home farm 75a 1650, swamp lot 7a 100, total 3250 Clark, Francis E., Est. 32.25
House 700, 2 barns 250, house 100, shed 75, hen house 100, home farm 56a 1100, Brooks lot 16a 400, swamp lot 28a 200, west swamp lot 24a 300, total 3225
1 Cleveland, Norman 2.75
1 horse 75, total 75
1 Cleeland, Andrew J. 30.85
3 horses 150, 10 cows 250, 3 2-year-olds 45, 1
10
Polls. Names. Description of Estate. Tax.
bull 15, all other ratable personal estate 35, total 495 ; house 1000, barn 200, silo 50, home farm 95a 1140, total 2390
1 Comstock, Geo. F. 2.00
Collins, Caroline, Miss house 600, house lot ja 150, total 750
7.50
Collins, W. L., Est. 120.35
6 horses 240, 1 2-year-old 15, 3 yearlings 30, all other ratable personal estate 125, total 410 ; livery barn 550, blacksmith shop 200, house 2500, barn 400, barn 125, shop 25, house 250, cigar shop 200, shoe shop 50, house 250, hen house 35, barn 400, home farm 47ła 2950, Calkins lot 20a 550, store lot Ja 500, building lot 2ga 1500, Avery lot 30a 800, Lane lot 29a 340, total 11625
Collins, Mrs. W. L., Est. 33.50
House 2800, ice house 50, house lot la 500, total 3350
1 Colburn, H. J. 1 horse 80, total 80
2.80
1 Connors, Dennis J. 2.00
1 Connors, Anthony 2.00
1 Connors, John 2.00
1 Conley, John
2.00
1 Consigny, Earnest T. 2.00
1 Connery, Bernard 2.00
1 Conboy, Robert 22.30
1 horse 20, 6 cows 150, 2 2-year-olds 20, total 190 ; house 550, barn 100, hen house 30, home farm 15a 600, plain lot 4ga 60, Richards pasture 32a 400, Fiske lot 1}a 75, McGregory lot Ja 25, total 1840
Collins Mfg. Co. 3054.10
Machinery 160,000, 1 horse 100, all other ratable personal estate 60, total 160,160; agent's house 2500, barn 400, boarding house 4000, boarding house 1500, 4 tenements 5000, 5 houses 4500, tenement block 2500, mill 89000, stock and rag room 12000, new houses 5000, house lot 2a 350, land and improvements 65a 18500, total 145,250 1 Coote, John R. 7.35
1 horse 40, 1 cow 20, 1 yearling 10, all other
11
Polls. Names. Description of Estate. Tax.
ratable personal estate 25, total 95, house 250, barn 20, home lot la 150, Markham lot la 20, total 440
1 Coffin, E. A. 2.00
Cooley, Mrs. Lucinda 23.25
House 750, barn 200, shed 50, shop 25, home farm 10a 250, Warner lot 14a 225, Ferry lot 35a 525, mountain lot 18a 300, total 2325
1 Cooley, James C. 2.40
1 horse 40, total 40
1 Craig, John 2.00
1 Crawford, Geo. 2.00
Cutler, Henry, Est. 22.25
Bennett house 2000, house lot Ja 225, total 2225
Coote, Miss Nellie
Pease lot 15a 125, (Exempt)
1 Cutler, Willis H. 66.00
1 horse 50, all other ratable personal estate 1650, total 1700 ; house 1500, barn 300, house 2500, house lot §a 250, house lot ga 150, total 4700 Cutler Co., The 388.50
Machinery 17,300, total 17,300 ; grist mill 13,000, store house 3500, store house 1200, office 500, machine shop 1200, tower 600, tenement house 800, mill lot 2 3-20a 500, Bliss lot 2za 150, swamp lot za 100, total 21550
Daniels, Mrs. Ann 47.85
4 horses 150, 12 cows 300, 6 2-year-olds 90, 5 yearlings 50, 3 swine 25, 2 oxen 80, 100 fowls 40, all other ratable personal estate 50, total 785; house 700, barn 700, cider mill 125, hog house 25, shed 100, hen house 100, home farm 78a 1400, Hancock lot 15a 225, Merrick lot 15a 275, Fenny lot 12a 125, Morgan lot 10a 150, Calkins lot 5a 75, total 4000
1 Damon, Arthur L. 24.75
2 horses 100, all other ratable personal estate 50, total 150; house 1750, barn 150, shed 50, house lot ga 175, total 2125
1 Darrah, Chas. A. 2.00
1 Davis, Austin 19.27
2 horses 75, 1 cow 20, 150 fowls 60, total 155 ;
12
Polls. Names. Description of Estate. Tax.
house 400, barn 300, hen house 50, home farm 126a 822, total 1572
Davis, Mrs. Francis 8.50
House 450, barn 150, house lot 2a 250, total 850 1 Davis, H. B. 2.00
1 Dapra, Mike 2.00
1 Day, William H. 42.85
3 horses 85, 8 cows 200, all other ratable person- al estate 75, total 360; house 600, barn 150, barn 75. cider mill 400, ice house 50, home farm 80a 2000, Hoyt lot 15a 250, Brewer lot 9a 200, total 3725
1 Day, C. C. 2.25
1 cow 25, total 25
Day, Chas. L. 5.00
House 150, barn 100, home farm 20a 250, total 500
1 Dearborn, Howard 2.00
1 Dean, Edward 2.00
1 Dean, Patrick 2.00
1 Deming, Vernon HI.
2.00
1 Demond, F. E. 2.00
1 Dempsey, Christopher 2.00
1 Des Roses, Philip 2.00
1 Dickinson, Edward E. Jr. 6.95
Ratable personal estate 10, total 10; house 300,
barn 25, home farm 20a 150, house lot Ja 10, total 485
1 Driscoll, Maurice 20.50
House 1500, Lane lot 5a 350, total 1850
1 Ducat, David 2.00
1 Eaton, William T. 20.58
1 horse 40, 4 cows 100, 20 fowls 8, all other rat- able personal estate 100, total 248; house 400, barn 300, home farm 13a 500, plain lot 11a 175, Bolles lot 14a 210, } Knowlton lot 3}a 25, total 1610
1 Eaton, Delbert H. 10.25
1 horse 25, total 25; house 350, barn 50, Frost lot 25a 275, } Knowlton lot 3ła 25, home lot Ja 100, total 800
13
Polls. Names. Description of Estate.
1 Eddy, Dwight W.
1 horse 60, 1 cow 25, 150 fowls 60, all other ratable personal estate 40, total 185; house 150, house 30, barn 25, hen house 50, Brood house 25, home farm 12ła 150, total 430
1 Edson, Henry I. 5.55
1 horse 15, 2 cows 50, 1 yearling 10, 100 fowls 40, total 115 ; Weeks lot 20a 240, total 240
Edison, Mrs. Leola A.
House 100, barn 50, Lamson lot 3a 75, Bishop lot 6a 130, total 355, (Exempt)
1 Egan, James 25.25
Stock in trade 2000, 2 horses 125, all other ratable personal estate 100, total 2225; barn and shed 100, total 100
1 Ely, Geo. W. 49.65
5 horses 250, total 250; barn 100, house 150, house 200, barn 50, house 50, Morgan lot 5a 75, Rindge lot 10a 125, house lot 12a 150, Day lot 7a 120, Calkins farm 40a 500, Anderson farm 28a 350, house lot 22a 30, house lot 1a 15, lower lot 20a 250, Hendrick lot 17a 200, Davis lot 10a 125, Clark lot 45a 700, Lyon farm 66a 700, Kent lot 2a 75, Bennett lot 25a 250, Webster lot 28a 350, total 4515
1 Erdel, Leonard 8.40
1 horse 40, total 40 ; house 125, barn 200, house lot 1a 25, Clark lot 32a 250, total 600
1 Evans, Edward 8.75
5 horses 225, 10 cows 250, 1 yearling 10, 1 swine 10, 1 colt 40, all other ratable personal estate 140, total 675
1 Evans, William 2.00
1 Fallon, Bryan 2.00
1 Farr, Luther L. 15.50
2 horses 100, 5 cows 125, 1 2-year-old 15, 2 year- lings 20, all other ratable personal estate 25, total 285 ; house 100, barn 200, corn barn 25, home farm 74a 740, total 1065
2 Farr, James H. 50.87
2 horses 100, 15 cows 375, 5 2-year-olds 75, 6 yearlings 60, 7 swine 42, all other ratable personal estate 50, total 702 ; house 250, barn 350, shed 50,
Tax. 8.15
1
14
Polls. Names. Description of Estate. Tax.
corn barn 25, home farm 276a 3310, total 3985
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.