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PEE PAW DELORS’ 


Chirty-sixth Annual Report 


OF THE 


RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES 


OF THE 


LOW NOR MILTON, 


COMPRISING A 


Statement of the Finances of the Town, 


THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 4, 18738. 


TO WHICH ARE ADDED 


THE STATISTICS OF THE TOWN 


AND 


A LIST OF TAX-PAYERS. 


PREPARED AND PRINTED BY ORDER OF THE TOWN. 


BO Ss ICO uNe: 
DAVID CLAPP & SON, PRINTERS.....334 WASHINGTON STREET. 


AUDITORS’ REPORT. 


ASSETS OF THE TOWN. 


Balance in the hands of the Treasurer and Collector, 


February 5, 1872 : $5,778.79 
Amount of money raised by vote of the Town : 34,400.00 
i ‘* overlayings : 2,066.37 
ce ‘¢ State Tax 6,420.00 
3! ‘* County Tax : 4,369.58 
From State Treasurer on account of Corporation Tax 6,107.02 
f “4 bal. of Corporation Tax for 1871 104.48 
a es es on account of State Aid . : 550.00 
fr . i Town’s share of State Sch. Fund 200.92 
‘* County Treasurer, dog license money of 1872 . 402.25 
‘« Bequest of Amor ‘Hollingsworth, for perpetual 
care of two lots in the Cemetery . 300.00 
‘« Sale of two lots in Cemetery , 100.00 
‘¢ Superintendent of Almshouse for sale of c cow . 45.00 
«« 5.5. Somes, cash from Poor Department . 48.77 
Seis M. Todd, for ox-cart and yoke sold 38.00 
3 «hay sold to Mr. Robeson : 38.00 
Es ss ‘¢ hay and other articles sold from 
Town Farm 39.67 
‘¢ J. E. Foote, Income from Poor Department 72.59 
‘¢ ~Samuel Babcock, for Tuition of Scholars in East 
District : 40.00 
‘¢ John Murray, for rent of Town-IHouse lot 80.00 
« §. L. Tucker, for rent of land on Harland street 6.00 
a eayviny. 1 L, Blanchard, income from hay-scales 22.20 
foes, AL. odd, for old engine hose sold : 24.30 
‘< Sale of four pamphlets (Mr. Robbins’s Address) 1.00 
‘* Overseers of the Poor of Boston, for support of 
Mrs. Copeland 28.80 
“ Town of Quincy, for support of Charles Moses 163.94 
“a 5s hte a vite Bucoan 20.75 
‘« Charles Wratteoris for printing card A 1.00 
‘¢ Dorchester Savings Bank, for one month’s int. 
of due bill for $4,000 ; 23.88 
‘¢ Treasurer of Hyde Park, Interest on "State and 
County Tax for 1871 3 18.43 
‘¢ Money hired 59,875.00 
‘ Simeon Emerson, Interest on Taxes for 1871 72.18 


_— 


$121,399.37 


4. 


DISBURSEMENTS. 


FOR SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS. 


EAST SCHOOL. 


Teaching. 

Paid O. A. Andrews, Gram. Dept., 1 year $1,000.00 
Miss C. E. Mayhew, 1a 02 aaa | 450.00 
Miss L. F. Emerson, Assistant, 1 ‘‘ 800.00 
Miss 8S. E. Littlefield, drawing 63.00 

$1,813.00 
Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid E. D. Wadsworth, 10 tons coal 82.50 
housing coal 5.00 
W. B. Wood, care of rooms and fires 24.50 
A. Mager, OF s 39.25 


S. Babcock, cash paid for care rooms and fires 12.25 
| —— 163.50 
Books and Stationery. 
Paid O. A. Andrews, pens, ink, books, &e. 88.53 
Miss C. E. Mayhew, “ 12.24 
— 50.77 
Incidental Expenses. 
Paid A. Mager, for shovelling snow 1.50 
E. H. Brabrook, for desk 20.00 
Chas. Tileston, for cleaning stove 5.00 
Estate of J. Babcock, for sundry articles 11.39 
S. Babcock, cash paid for stock, labor, &c. 30.50 
— 68.39 
$2,095.66 
WEST SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 
Paid S. W. Clarke, Gram. Dept., 1 yr. 4 wks. $1,100.00 
Miss Nellie F. Vose, Prim. Dept., 26 weeks 276.14 
Miss Sarah M. Vose, drawing 72.93 
—— 1,449.07 
Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid E. D. Wadsworth, 6 tons coal 48.00 
eh housing coal 3.00 
S. W. Clarke, care of rooms and fires 27.50 
WOE Berry) (off a sei aes 23.00 
J. W. Bradlee, ‘ ef ‘ as 4.00 
H. O. Weld, 30 baskets charcoal 13.50 
— 119.00 


Amount carried forward, 


—_— 


$1,568.07 


5 


Amount bro’t forward, $1,568.07 
Books and Stationery. 
Paid S. W. Clarke, books, ink, pens, &c. $17.31 
J. L. Hammett, crayons and erasers 4.65 
— 21.96 
Incidental Expenses. 
Paid J. L. Hammett, desk and chairs 29.50 
Ad A bell 1.25 
Edwin Breck, glass and setting 11.00 
G. Haynes & Son, stove, stock and labor 69.84 
A. Hobbs, for clock 6.00 
HK. W. Pear & Co., window shades 33.68 
F. B. Wentworth & Co., carpets 36.07 
D. H. Elkins, stock and labor 43.72 
J. W. Bradlee, sundry articles 11.20 
Geo. H. Greene, horse hire 1871 4,00 
—— 246.26 
$1,836.29 
NORTH SCHOOL. 
Teaching, 
Paid P. A. Gray, Gram. Dept., 1 year $1,000.00 
Miss A. Rounsaville, Prim. Dept., 24 weeks 270.00 
Miss H. Hutchinson, “ ee ike 67.50 
Miss ‘‘ ‘s assistant, 24. ‘‘ 180.00 
Miss 8. E. Littlefield, drawing 63.00 
1,580.50 
Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid K. D. Wadsworth, 7 tons coal 57.00 
di housing ‘sf 3.50 
H. Oy Weld, 43 baskets charcoal 19.35 
K. D. Wadsworth, 2 feet of pine wood 2.50 
T. E. Ruggles, kindlings 1.00 
83.35 
Books and Stationery. 
Paid P. A. Gay, books, ink, &c. 20.92 
H. Pope, ss for indigent scholars 20.27 
41.19 
Incidental Expenses. 
Paid T. E. Ruggles, stones, sand and labor 23.00 
a clock 8.00 
ee & Strangman, repairs 32.04 
G. W. Hamilton, hooks and labor 2.15 
Charles Tileston, water pot and stove funnel 9.35 
74.54 


$1,779.58 


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SOUTH SCHCGOL. 


Teaching. 
Paid Miss J. W. Kennedy, 43 weeks ee 8537.60 
Miss 8. KH. Littlefield, drawing ‘ : 63.00 
$600.50 
Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid Jason Thayer, care of rooms and fires AT.75 
iH. D. Wadsworth, 6100 lbs. coal : : 24.40 
os housing ‘“ : : 1,50 
13.65 
Books and Stationery. 
Paid H. Pope, books, ink, &c. . " 5.46 
Miss J. W. Kennedy, ‘“‘ ; s _ 2.65 
8.11 
Incidental Expenses. 
Paid A. Hobbs, cleaning clock 1.25 
Jason Thayer, sundry articles ; ; 10.89 
12.14 
$694.40 
CENTRE SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 
Paid F. T. Crafts, Gram. Dept., 1 year $1,000.00 
Miss E. C. Emerson, Prim. Dept., 1 year 450.00 
Miss M. G. Shepherd, Assistant, 28 weeks 210.00 
Miss 5. H. Littlefield, drawing : 63.00 
$1,723.00 
Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid H - D. Wadsworth, 12,200 lbs. coal : 48.84 
i housing fs ; 3.00 
Ty P. ae aN care of rooms and fires : 57.50 
Hf. O. Weld, 30 baskets charcoal : ‘ iy) 
122,84. 
Books and Stationery. 
Paid F. T. Crafts, books, pens, crayons, &e. 15.37 
Miss E. C. Emerson, ‘“‘ ‘ 5.90 
21.27 
Incidental Expenses. 
Paid T. F. Rooney, shovelling snow : : 2.00 
J.C. Talbot, for broom : : : ; 45 
A. Hobbs, for clock . : ; s 7.00 
eA. Tucker, stock and labor ‘ : : 4.82 
George Haynes & Son, call-bell : : 1.25 
Charles Tileston, stove and putting up : 73.29 
fs 4 stock and labor ; y 39.37 
P, A. Wales & Son, for pump . : ; 25.00 
153.09 —— 


Amounts carried forward, $1,867.11 


T 


Amounts bro’t forward, $153.09 $1,867.11 


J. Durell, shovel, mat and duster ' ; $7.09 
Chapman & Strangman, glass and setting 1.00 
161.18 
$2,028.29 
PLEASANT STREET SCHCOL. 
Teaching. 
Paid Miss A. G. Pierce, 24 weeks : . 800.00 
Miss KE. M. Barbour, 12 ‘“ : . 150.00 
Miss S. EH. Littelfield, drawing . ; ; 63.00 
513.00 
Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid E. D. Wadsworth, 6300 lbs. coal. , 25.20 
i housing =“ : E 1.50 
C. IL. Lawton, sweeping room : 13.00 
F, C. Badger, making fires ' ; i 12.00 
| 51.70 
Books and Stationery. 
Paid Miss A. G. Pierce, books, ink, &c. : 9.66 
Miss E. M. Barbour, cco dsc. ; : 2.25 
11.91 
Incidental Expenses. 
Paid F. i. Badger, for shovelling snow . 2 1.50 
‘« shovel and poker : 40 
E. K. Brabrook, table ; : 35.00 
Estate of J. Babcock, glass and setting : 53 
a ay us pail, dipper, broom, &c. 1.12 
Sam’! Babcock, cash paid for repairing fence 17.75 
56.30 
$632.91 
HIGH SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 
Paid 8. D. Hunt, 1 year ; : . $1,475.00 
Miss E. Osgood, 35 weeks. ; f 450.00 
Miss C. J. Babcock, 6 weeks : : 90.00 
Miss 8. E. Littlefield, drawing ; : 75.72 
2,090.72 
Fuel.and Care of Rooms. 
Paid E. D. Wadsworth, 12,300 lbs. coal 4 52.24 
Y housing us : 3.00 
H. 0. Weld, 25 baskets charcoal : J1525 
T. W. Melley, care of rooms and fires. 42.50 
Wel Hockaday, 6°: ‘* 4 weeks 6.00 
Pere troy; ay co Lae 20.00 
James Pope, shavings . ‘ : : 2.50 
137.49 


Amount carried forward, $2,228.21 


8 


Amount bro’t forward, $2,228.21 
Books and Stationery. 
Paid S. D. Hunt, books, pens, &c. $33.54 


Miss H. Osgood, Ss . : 2.60 


Noyes, Holmes & Co., books . : 10.32 
George H. Morse, diplomas . . : 19.50 
H. Pope, crayons and pens : : : 1.55 
——— 67.51 
Incidental Expenses. 
Paid James Pope, repairing windows : 7.00 
Hy «rubber mouldings 15.78 
F. M. Severance, 3 days’ labor ; 10.50 
C. Tileston, stove, funnel and repairs : 25.25 
Mrs. Nihan, cleaning room : : 5.00 
J. Durell, sundry articles . 6.65 
Chapman & Strangman, paints, glass, &e. 7.06 
T. W. Melley, shovelling snow : 2.00 
——— {9.14 
$2,374.86 
MISCELLANEOUS SCHOOL EXPENSES. 
Paid F. M. Severance, shavings . : ; $5.50 
Miss S. E. Littlefield, screens . ‘ 18.60 
Bill, Nichols & Co., ‘ Manual of Commerce”? 6.00 
Frost & Adams, set drawing models . ; 20.00 
50.10 
RECAPITULATION OF SCHOOLS. 
EAST. CENTRE. 
Teaching, . . $1,813.00 Teaching . . $1,723.00 
Fuel and care of rooms 163.50 Fuel and care of rooms 122.84 
Books and stationery 50.77 Books and stationery 21.27 
Incidental expenses 68.39 Incidental expenses 161.18 
$2,095.66 = 2,028.29 
WEST. PLEASANT STREET. 
Teaching, . 1,449.07 Teaching $513.00 
Fuel and care of rooms 119.00 Fuel and care of rooms 41.70 
Books and stationery 21.96 Books and stationery 11.91 
Incidental expenses 246.26 Incidental expenses 56.30 
1,836.29 —— = «682.91 
NORTH. 
Teaching 1,580.50 Teaching > rf 2,090.72 


Fuel and care of rooms 83.35 
Books and stationery 41.19 


Incidental expenses 74.54 
SOUTH. 
Teaching . , $600.50 
Fuel and care of rooms 73.65 
Books and stationery 8.11 
Incidental expenses 12.14 


Fuel and care of rooms 137.49 
Books and stationery 67.51 
Incidental expenses 79.14 


ch iatea DERTENGE 


Miscellaneous expenses of 
Schools . . $50.10 


Total, ~*. - ° 


50.10 


$11,492.09 


9 


Amount of appropriation for schools $11,000.00 
‘« from State fund : A ‘ 200.92 
oa $11,200.92 
Amount expended . : : 11,492.09 
Amount expended in excess of appropriation $291.17 


POOR DEPARTMENT. 


—E 


SUPPORT OF POOR IN ALMSHOUSE. 


Paid 58. S. Somes, as Sup’t, 3 mos. 20 ds. . $151.00 
J. EH. Foote meet rs OSA ol Le mee 388.89 
——— ._ $539.89 
Grain, Meal and Flour. 
Paid S. Gannett, grain and meal : ‘ 233.15 
“z 10 bbls. flour ‘ ‘ 114.00 
——— 347.15 
Groceries and Provisions. 
Paid John Durell, groceries : : : 282.16 
George Everett, provisions . : : 32.80 
S. 5. Somes, cash paid for provisions . 14.75 
EK. Holden & Son, corned beef : ; 10.00 
T. D. Demond & Co., molasses ; 12.25 
J. Robinson, mackerel : : : 5.4.0 
J. E. Foote, provisions 5 : : 14,91 
——— 372.27 
Fuel. 
Paid E. D. Wadsworth, 6220 lbs. coal ; 24.88 
ih 5 housing ‘ 1.50 
———._—s_- 26.38 
Clothing. 
Paid 8. W. Johnson, boots and shoes . 12.25 
G. W. Simmons & Son, clothing : 17.75 
John Kendrick, : : 11.90 
H. B. Martin, H : : 4..93 
Geo. H. Richards, a , ; 1.50 
H. A. Hall, rubber coat ; « hy dO 
A. W. Wheeler & Co., blankets ; : 84.50 
H. Kendall, dry eoods ; - ; 5.13 
C.F. Hovey & Co., cotton cloth . ; 6.44 


——# 98.90 
Amount carried forward, $1,384.59 


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10 


Amount bro’t forward, $1,384.59 
Blacksmith Work. 

Paid E. Blackman .. ' : : : $25.76 
Chapman & Strangman . : ; op oe Lead 
Thomas Strangman : : ; : 26.80 

—— 70.96 

Miscellaneous Expenses. 

Paid G. W. Clapp, repairing harness . : 1.00 
Whitcher & Claffy, express wagon . : 170.00 
Chapman & Strangman, repairing harness 25.48 
J. A. Tucker, wagonrack . ; 4.87 
UY ops, Nye, medicines : 5.10 
F. L. Pierce, stock and labor . 4 . 69.12 
Dennis Murphy, horse 14 days : : 2.50 
L. V. Bronsdon, butchering . : 3.00 
J.T. Eldridge & Co., curtain fixtures. 6.00 
John Kendrick, paper regs ih : 4,74. 
©. P. Tolman, grate ; : 1.50 
John B. Souther, furniture. ; 40.75 
Goldthwait, Snow & Knight, carpets : 23.27 
George Haynes & Son, sundries. : 32.36 
J.S. Greene, M.D., services . ; i 2.00 
R. L. Chapman, harness . ; x : 54.00 
Seles 4 repairs on harness : 5.90 
J. Strangman, - ‘ , 8.00 
Charles Tileston, repairing pipes . : 3.50 
J.C. Talbot, pung . : : ; 35.00 
Bridget Madden, house cleaning 4 6.20 
H. R. Bishop & Co., ladder . : 4.00 
Zelotes Kenney, dining table . : 8.50 
Alex. Patrick, 22 days haying : 33.88 
West, Parkman & Co., bitts and stock . 2.00 
Orin Sherman & Coz washer & wringer 23.00 
H. B. Martin, robe and blanket : : 7.00 
John Richardson, 14 days labor . : 16.04 
J. Tolman, ice Peete 8.00 
J. E. Foote, cash paid medicine. 3.00 
band lekde 6 «© « gundry articles . 30.48 

———. 640.19 

$2,095.74 


ASSISTANCE OF POOR OUT OF ALMSHOUSE. 


Paid J. Durell, groceries delivered Mrs. Coakley $4.58 
groceries delivered Mrs. Dennihan . 4.67 
eroceries delivered J. Coakley 1.55 

E. D. Wadsworth, 23 tons coal, Mrs. Burke —. 23.20 


Amount carried forward, $34.05 


11 


Amount bro’t forward, $34.05 

Paid E. D. Wadsworth, 3 ft. oak and pine wood, 
delivered Mrs. Burke . : : 3.88 
9 tons coal, Mrs. Beal ; } cae EEUU 


lton coal, Mrs. Denny . : , 9.00 
9tons coal, Mrs. Gould . é ee EBecU 
2 tons coal, Mrs. Belcher A . 19.50 
14 ton coal, Mrs. McDonough . . 14.00 
1 ton coal, Mrs. Joyce. : : 9.00 
1 ton coal, Mrs. Mayall . : : 4.50 
2 fit. oak wood ae : : : 2.75 
1 ton coal, Mrs. Walker . : c 9.50 
1 ton coal, Mrs. Buchan . ; : 9.00 
1 ton coal, Mrs. Coakley . : 9.00 
2 tons coal, Mrs. Crozier : ~ . 18:00 
34 tons coal to Mrs. Record. * o£.00 
14 cord of wood i. ; : 5.25 

sawing and splitting the same 5; 2.25 
3 tons coal, Mrs. Sias f : 2 TDG 
Teftwood i, 29° . . : 1.30 
2, tons coal, Mrs. O’Donnell . Pe AOL OO 
1 ton coal, Mrs. Calder. : : 9.50 
fie wood, ue d : : 1.38 
1 ft. wood, Mrs. Farrell . : : 1.38 
14 tons coal 2 5, : . 14.00 
2 tons coal, Mrs. Jones. : ee bE. Oo 
2 ton coal, Mrs. Laha : : A 5.00 
4 ton coal, Mrs. Bulger. 3 : 5.00 
1 ton coal, Thomas Lee . : «E000 
1 ton coal, Azel Thayer. ‘ ia at LOeoU 

State Reform School, keeping R. T. Robinson 
year). ; ~ 40.00 


Samuel Adams, goods del. Mrs. F. Tucker, 1871 52.00 
State Lunatic Hospital, board of Bridget 


Dunnican : : : 89.40 
board of C. A. 5. Beal : : 22 L998 
board of Peter Murphy : Sl ES VsbO 
board of Mary Sumner... . 222.55 


Rhoda Jones, board of T. Cummins 1 year 104.00 
City of Boston, assistance to M. H. Copeland 48.00 
City of Charlestown, do. to F. K. Whittier 13.86 


P. McDermott, cash paid funeral J. Cokely 8.00 
Reed Bros., } cord wood, Mrs. Cokely 5.25 
J. B. Newcomb, meat for Mrs. J. H. Adams 39.67 
John Sias, expenses to Bridgewater, 1871 5.00 

clothing for G. Wheelock 2 ‘ 3.00 


1 cord wood, Mrs. French : 4 5.00 
Samuel Adams, goods delivered F, Tucker 52.00 


G. W. Dalton, exp. to Bridgewater with paupers 9.75 
$1,402.40 


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INCOME FROM POOR DEPARTMENT. 


For lighting street lamps 10 mos. at $25 per m. $250.00 


Account of Sales from Almshouse. 


Cash received for sale of cow 
of hay 
of apples 
of potatoes 
of ox-cart and yon 
of pork 
of poultry and cee 
of calf 
of drag plank 
of milk. 
of soap 


ACCOUNT OF STOCK, TOOLS, &c. ar ALMSHOUSE. 


2 horses, $100; 1 cow, $40 
1 pung, $45; 3 tons English hay, $105 


7 cwt. oat fodder, $10.50; meadow hay, $20 


Hay-cutter, $1; grindstone, $5 : 
1 bucket, 25c.; 4 cart harnesses, $80 . 
Wagon harness, $54; oats, $3.75 

Meal, $2.40; 1 ‘collar, $2 

3 hay forks, $1. 75; 1 manure fork, $1 

6 rakes, 5 ; carriage robe, $3. 
String bells, $1; 2 chain harnesses, $25 
Ox chains, 86 : horse blanket, $3 5 
Harrow, $12; 4 horse carts, $960 

Road scraper, $35; wheelbarrow, $2 
Bitts and stock, $2; neats-foot oil, $2.25 


50 galls. vinegar, $15; 24 cords wood, $25 . 


1 coal sifter, $2; 2 wood saws, $1.50 , 
1 axe, $1; 2 grass hooks, 75c 

Salt pork, $30; corned beef, $5 

100 galls. cider, $20; soft soap, $2 

2 ton coal, $5; 70 lbs. lard, $5.95 

40 lbs. butter, $14.80; raisins, 20c 

1 bbl. flour, $11; 25 lbs. lard, $3 

25 lbs. sugar, &3 2 lbs. tea, ‘$2 
Spices, 50c; 24 bush. potatoes, $2. 50 
Onions, 25e 3 turnips, 50c 

20 galls. molasses, $7; castor oil, $2 
Stub scythe, $1; 4 ladders, $7. 


1 cov. wagon, $75 ; 1 express wagon, $160 


5 ploughs, $44 ; lamp rack, $4 


Amount carried forward, 


$45.00 
87.07 
36.15 
21.70 
38.00 
11.05 
27.25 
6.00 
4,00 
1.56 


25 
——— $278.03 


$140.00 
150.00 
30.50 
6.00 
80.25 
57.75 
4.40 
2.75 


3.79 - 


26.00 
9.00 
272.00 
37.00 
4,25 
40.00 
3.00 
1.75 
39.00 


$1,274.60 


13 


Amount brought forward, $1,274.60 


Sleigh, $6; 33 fowls, $24.75 


30.75 


4 iron bars, $7; drilling tools, $12 s 19.00 
Hand saw, $1.50; tackle and fall, $3 . 4.50 
Ox tongue, $2; 3 yokes, $8 a‘ 10.00 
Shingles, $4; 6 scythe snaths, $1.50 . 5.50 
Scythes, $2; carpenters’ tools, $3 5.00 
Bureau, $10; sink, $4 : : : 2 14.00 
Bowl and pitcher, $2; window shades, $6 . 8.00 
6 wood-seat chairs, $7.50; 2 oak chairs, $3.25 10.75 
Lounge, $14; washing machine, $20 34.00 
Wringer, $3; table, $8 ; : : 11.00 
6 pr. blankets, $31; bed spread, $3.50 34.50 
Woolen carpet, $16.87 ; stair carpet, $6.40 23:27 
2 surcingles, $4.50; 140 lbs. bacon, $17.50 22.00 

Total amount of stock, &c., Feb. 4, 1873 $1,506.87 

Ditto Feb. 5, 1872 : : 1,647.86 

Less than in 1872 $140.99 


RECAPITULATION OF THE POOR DEPARTMENT. 


Paid Superintendents ; ‘ : . $539.89 
grain, meal and flour ; : ‘ é 347.15 
groceries and provisions . : ‘ 4 372.27 
fuel - : : : : : : 26.38 
clothing . ; ; , : , 98.90 
blacksmith work ; ; : : : 70.96 
miscellaneous expenses . : - ; 640.19 ——-—— 
$2,095.74 
Amount of stock, tools, &c., less than in 1872 140.99 
$2236.73 
Lighting lamps by superintendent. : 250.00 
Received from Poor Department 4 278.03 528.03 
Expense of Poorin Almshouse_ . “ ; ; 1,708.70 
Assistance to Poor out of Almshouse . , : 1,402.40 . 
$3,111.10 


STATISTICS OF THE ALMSHOUSE. 


Whole number supported the past year . : 4. 
‘s . remaining in house, Feb, 5, 1872 4. 
* os admitted 0 
7, ie left , , : 0 
i ce remaining in house, Feb. 4, 1873 4. 


14 


Remaining in the Almshouse. 


Ellen Crane : § . aged 47 years. 
Margaret McWhirk . : : ed ae 
James Snow ; : : sche OMe 
Joseph Hunt y ; Pieenes <1-Oc0rmues 


In addition to the above, 177 transient persons have been far- 
nished with food and lodgings. 


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT. 


RErPort oF tHE SUPERINTENDENT OF HIGHWAYS. 


The work upon the roads has been carried on under the same 
system as last year, which is to employ several gangs at the same 
time on the different sections, all under the direction of the 
Superintendent. 

The roads have been kept in continuous repair with as little 
annoyance to travel as possible, it being always in view to avoid 
heavy dressings of new material in any one place at a time, and 
to maintain condition by constant repairs. 

At several points, permanent works were necessary, and these 
have been well done, on the principle that economy demands 
thorough work in such cases, that the work may not require 
doing over again. 

By following this course, and taking up one such piece of work 
after another, each year doing its portion, the town, after a while, 
will be supplied with good and lasting bridges, culverts and 
roads, through all its sections. 

This year the principal extra job has been the cutting down 
Poplar Hill (so called) and widening Dry Bridge some ten feet, 
which has been substantially done at a cost of $1,456.15, for 
which the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Dumb Animals 
can but admit to be a good job and the money well spent. 

The westerly end of Brook Road has been finished in a workman- 
- jike manner, from Blue Hill Avenue to Brush-hill Road. 

A safe and good bridge has been made wider and finished on 
Robbins Street ; a concrete gutter has been put down on Canton 
Avenue, near Lewis Davenport’s, to conduct the mountain water 
on its way to the ocean; and quite an item has been expended 
for paving in the East, West and North Sections. 

Also quite a job has been done at Fenno’s Crossing, in Hast 
Milton, by widening and straightening. 

The lighting street lamps has been done by the Selectmen, the 
Superintendent at Almshouse doing the lighting, and the cost 
under this arrangement is about $50.00 per month. 


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Owing to the difficulty of calculating accurately the cost of the 
extra work, the expenses on roads will exceed the appropriation. 
The detailed accounts will show the amount of supervision required 
of your Superintendent, which is constant through the season. 


SamureL Cook. 


East Section. 


Paid Lewis & Godfrey, for boards and carting for snow 


fence on Granite ave. : ‘ ‘ : i $63.50 
F. M. Severance, for building and furnishing part 
stock for above ‘ ; : ; . : 37.02 
David Byrnes, for 46 ds. labor on road, at $2 , 92.00 
oie ta feb sa edge ee hs at $2.25 ‘ 195.75 
Patrick Laity, f- 42-"  . % if Sta, Voki e 73.50 
fi “ HO SGde OE a Sime 4: Deets 173.00 
John Higgins, for 604 days, self, horse, and cart, at 3.50 210.87 
James McGQue, for 364 days labor on road, at 1.50 54,75 
Peet, NIXON, ES 0% ‘s ae at 1.50 ; 19.50 
O. T. Rogers, for balance bill stone on wall near Nike 
Fenno’s : ‘ : : ‘ : ; ie 9 Grae 
Josiah Field, for 11 days laying stone wall : ; 38.50 
Enos Tolman,; Il. ‘ os fy < ; ; 38.50 
A. T. Stearns & Son, for lumber for railing ‘ ; 65.47 
O. T. Rogers & Co., for drilling ‘‘ “ 21.00 
Chapman & Strangman, for posts“ “ : . 72.10 
J. F. O. Neill, for building railing : : 42.00 
N. Stevens, for sharpening drills. : 84 
Old Colony Rail R., for stone chipsin 1872-3. oo ROO OG 
D. & H. Gore, for paving gutters. ; 22.00 
P. & R. McKey, for shoeing horse and sharpening tools 3.00 
Patrick Watson, for 25 days labor, at $2.00. . 50.00 
fhomas Tinenon,)), 205 1%. fasten helo 35.87 


T. F. McKey, for shoeing horse and sharpening tools” 14.51 


O.S. Godfrey, for 1452 Ibs. hay : 29.32 
S. Cook, for 390 lbs. hay at $45 ; fees, 12 ; f 8.89 
vb yg Re oe. FAQ fo eens veo ; ; 34.45 
David Byrns, for bedding for horse. 5 a eee. 4.00 
Patrick Watson, hay and stable for horse ; : 3.50 
BE. M. Cary, for rent of stable ; ; : ; 3.00 
Samuel Gannett, for grainfor horse. : . : 53.75 
Estate of Josiah Babcock, for use ofcart . b . Ta 
cs as a ‘¢ brimstone and nails : 2.64 
‘ s e. ‘< blankets & med. for horse 3.50 
Chapman & Strangman, for repairs brake for G. bridge 50 
J. Flarety, for 44 days labor on road, at $1.75. 4 7.88 
TH. W. Littlefield, for gravel : ‘ : : 44.60 
Patrick Watson, for clearing ice from culverts and care 
of horse : ; : : ; . : 5.75 


$1,822.71 


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West Section. 
Paid I. i. Winchenbaugh, for 43 ds. labor on road, at $2.00 $86.00 


de 104 ‘ 2.25 234.00 

i EemerOreinan | |soct 6% fy 2.00 22.00 

6c 6c 66 514 a3 cc 4c 1775 90.13 

Bart. Welch, for 35 days labor on road, at 1.75 : 61.25 

PIC ANE Y eect tL tt 8 to : 21.00 

N.T. Davenport, 154 ‘“ °¢ fi 1.75 : 27.12 

as Ay 7. ‘ horse and cart, 1.75 f 12.25 

4 i for 4 loads stone for culverts : 4.00 

Peter Muligan, for 22 days labor on road, at 1.75 : 38.50 

John Disk pices (OG ** ie 2.00 . 1382.00 

ee eS mae tate cart & boy, 8.25 «- aezO Os 0G 

dae R. Cowles, for rebuilding bridge near L. Morse’s 21.00 

for culvert and part stock head of Fairmount Ave. 41.00 

T. R. Cowles, for rebuilding culvert near Wm. Ferry’s 32.00 

As zs ie a ‘¢ Miss Davenport’s 21.00 

ae “ fh 7 it ‘* Tate N. Tucker’s 22.00 

K i ‘« paving gutter near E. W. Houghton’s 6.00 

E. W. Houghton, for drawing stone from ledge - 12.00 

‘* furnishing and drawing stone for culverts 10.00 

Wm. H. Oxton, for 3 loads stone and drawing : 3.00 

EH. W. Houghton, 80 loads graveland pavers. : 8.00 

J. Flarety, for 43 days labor on culvert. 9.00 
D. & H. Gore, for paving gutter on Brush Hill road near 

i By Davenport’ s,G. W. Greene and others 59.00 

D. O. Scannell, for 20 days, boy, horse and cart, 3.25 65.00 

M. Donahoe, for 104 “ # 3.25 34.12 


E. Blackman, for shoeing horse ven sharpening tools 21.00 
White Brothers, for concrete gutter on L. Daven- 

port hill P 232.89 
D. G. Corliss & Co., for stone for bridge and culverts 125,24 
L. W. Babcock, for 1780 Ibs. hay at $2.00; fees, 25 85.85 


i H. Winchenbaugh, 8450 lbs. “ $2.00 : 69.00 
di stable and Pune gee forhorse . 10.00 

S. ea! for grain for horse : : 60.40 
A. Holmes, for repairing harness. : : ; 1.00 
T. Morris, for 835 loads gravel ; : : : 83.50 
$1,950.30 


North Section. 
Paid T. Ryan, for clearing culverts of snow and ice . $9.00 
«  «e  - 1294 days, self, horse and cart, at 4.00 518.00 
T. Eager, for 674 dave, man, horse and’cart, at 3.50 . 2386.25 


A dy +) repairing culverts : ; : 3 S587 
0 ee ‘¢ man 5 days on road, at 2.00 . , iy? OOO 
Con. Hayes, for 49 days on road, at 1.75. ; . Jf SbaTo 

Hf BE OL as Si cee NAS a tee Oo ed ; . 202.00 
M. BAGOV SLOT yy (6a per ymumatsaieen atest cL Oth) Dae : 3.50 


Amount carried forward, $1,150.37 


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Amount bro’t forward, 4h, 150.37 
Paid Josiah Field, for 44 days on wall, Ey Mills, : 15.75 
Enos Tolman for4i ‘“ 15.75 
I’. M. Severance, for railing on sis ay and labor ) 90.84 

for same ; 
J. McGowan, for 414 days labor on road, at 2.00 Hitec ooe OU 
O.S. Godfrey, for lumber for culvert . , : oo i ALtl?, 
John Durell, for spikes . ‘ ; 1,82 
Chapman & Strangman, for painting railing ‘ : 6.19 
D. & H. Gore, for setting edge stone and paving gutters 84.00 
D. G. Corliss & Co., stones for culverts : 37.75 
Lemuel Crossman, for irons for “ and repairing tools 25.90 
P, Finnegan, for 6 days labor . : reread bead 1) 
T. Ryan, for 34 days clearing culverts : : 7.00 
T. EH. Ruggles, "for 1079 loads of gravel . 107.90 
Sarah Churchill, 382 loads gravel . : . 88.20 
$1,697.59 

South Seetion. 

Paid John Sullivan, for 42 days labor on road . $84.00 
i VETS MMe thiae ay oiet Gls 220.0 ha aah on tel 
J. wee for 164 days labor on road, at 1.75. sy Oe 
M. Louney, for 40 ‘¢ labor on road, at 2.00. . 80.00 
vet. Cook, “77 “* horse.and cart,at 1.75 . ; leds 76 
foes eo nian 14." on road, at 2.004) .. ; : 28.00 
eon Man 2b days. (fff 8th ; ft ve UKED 
éé éé 66 13 6é 66 6é éé Be 00 $ , : 26.00 
Josiah Field, for removing wall and culvert on Reed St. 3.50 
K. Tolman, 6é 66 66 66 66 66 3.50 
G. S. Russell, for blasting rocks on Hillside St. Sy len 
D. G. Corliss & Co., for covering stone ; : ; 6.00 
D. O. Scannell, for repairing tools 2" : : ; 4.40 
$606.02 


Centre Section. 
Paid D. O. Scannell for 1164 ds. boy, horse and cart, at 34 $377.81 


: ae netOL DOY L day . . 1.50 

M. Lahey, for 144 days labor on road, at 1. 15 . : 25.37 
J. H. Cutter, for OL days self and oxen ; ; : 15.00 
Joseph Sias, for 3 days, self and oxen : : : 18.00 
J. Diskin, for 26 days labor on road, at 2.00 : 52.00 
‘ for 58 days boy, horse and cart on road, at 31 188.50 

Pe Manahan, for 45 days labor on road, at 1.75 ‘ 78.75 
' for 783 days labor on road, at 2.00 - , 47.50 
T. R. Cowles, for widening bridge on Robbins street 29.00 
D.G. Corliss & Co., for stone for the same : : 44.65 
John A. Tucker, for railing for the same . : ; 16.07 


Amount carried forward, $1,004.15 


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Amount bro’t forward, $1,004.15 

Paid White Bros., for concrete gutter n. A. Hollingsworth’ s 52.25 
James Twomey, for 4 days labor, at 2.00 . ; 8.00 
George Crowd, for relaying culvert front of E. Bent’s 70 00 
“for covering stone, 126 ft. at 40c : 50.40 

I. A. Winchenbaugh, for 25 days labor, at 2.25 ! 56.25 
for 26 days labor, man, at 1.75. 45.50 

D. O. Scannell, for sharpening tools . : : 4,40 
Wood & Welch, for 137 loads gravel . - : 13.70 
N. F. Safford, for 716 uy : : 71.60 
Wm. B. Bronsdon, for 171 loads eravel : : 17.10 
$1,893.35 


Poplar Hill and Dry Bridge. 
Paid Josiah Field, for blasting rock and path wall, 


542 days, at $3.50 ; » - $191.63 
Joseph Sias, for drawing stone ; ; : 46.80 
Jet, (Cutter, -*: a vd : 3.00 
D. G. Corliss & Co., covering stone and repairing tools 30.72 
J. Durell, for powder, fuse, matches and lantern : 13.75 — 
S. Cook, man 2 days, at 2.00. ‘ 4.00 
Ab Ryan, for 58 days self, horse and cart, $4. 00 - 3 232.00 
66 6c 34 6 6c oi 00 . 7.00 
«4  « farnishing oil and lighting lantern : 13.50 
Thos. Hager, for 58 days man, horse and cart, 3.50 _ 203.00 

Bed hock qhy : 2.00 

J. McGowan, pe days labor on road, ‘at 2.00 4 121.00 
1.75 : 3.50 

ne Bena Lee Hy 4 2.00. : 2.00 
Con. Hayes, 36 ‘“ ie a VS ee : 72.00 
P. Finnegan, 654 ‘ ‘f s 2.00; : 131.00 
6c 6c 2, 6 6c 6c Leo : ; 8.50 
P. Laffy, 2 Gig ot * + T. 1. 4F: : 47.25 
D. Byrns, 1hse5s: aS 2 VoL ite : 32.00 
P. Watson, 94 ‘ we f 2:00.22 : 19.00 
John Sullivan, 49 ‘ c Ag 92D ee 3 130.25 
M.Louney, 48 ‘ tf 4 2.00 Fae : 96.00 
W.T. Cook, 35° ‘‘ horse andcart, 1.75. : 61.25 
uf 4 5 ** man : 2,00. 1a. : 10.00 
$1,456.15 


Lighting Street Lamps. 
Paid Tim. Ryan for ladder, faucet, rack, box, measure, 


tunnelandcan . . é $6.60 
ditto, 4 doz. lamps, $2 ; il doz: chim’ S, $] : . 0.00 
ditto, 5 galls. kerosene oil _ : ; 1.55 
J.B. Callender, for lamp chimneys and wicks . : 33.25 


Downer Kerosene Oil Co. for 10 bbls. oil, $203.10 176.10 


By 9 bbls. returned, 27.00 


Amount carried forward, $220.50 


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Amount bro’t forward, 


Paid Old Col. R. R., freighting oil from Boston 


Chapman & Strangman, for repairs of lamps 
R. L. Chapman, for ditto. 

S. Cook, for carting empty barrels 

J. Durell, for wicks and matches 


Miscellaneous Hupenses. 


Paid Parker & Gannett, for tools and hay cutter 
J. Hennessey, for oravel screen : 
John Durell, for bill-hook and spade 
‘ea ae Winchenbaugh, for horse blanket and medicine 
T. R. Cowles, for plow castings : : 
5. Cook, for keeping horse 12 weeks, at 2.50 

«<  «* to paying Capt. E. Tucker services referee 
era ay for part stock and making drag 
O. Bates for use of cart 
for halter chain 

‘« bush scythe and snath 
Chapman & Strangman, for padding saddle 


ée 66 tc 


———e 


$248.82 


$47.84 
11.00 
2.75 
3.00 
6.00 
30.00 
3.20 
3.00 
1.00 
38 
3.12 
5.00 


$116.85 


Recapitulation of Superintendent’s Account of Highway Haupenses. 


Kast Section $1,822.71 
West. ‘ 1,950.30 
Norths s< 1,697.59 
south.» >‘ 606.02 
Centre ‘‘ 1,393.35 
Poplar Hill 1,456.15 
Street Lamps 248.82 
Miscellaneous 116.85 
Add for Superintendent of Almhouse lighting 
lamps for 10 mos. at 25.00 per month 


Deduct amount of Stock and Tools in hands of 


Superintendent of Cacpae ‘ 


1 horse . $200.00 
2 hay-cutters, 6. 50; 3 oravel screens, , 80. 00 36.50 
3 oil cans, 2.50; 1 stub scythe, 3.00 5.50 
3 new shovels, 3.15: 18 old shovels, 9.00 12.75 
8 picks, 10.00; 2 post hole spoons, 2.00 12.00 
2 spades, 1.00; 2 drags, 3.00 4.00 
5 hoes, 1.00; 1 iron bar, 1.50 2.50 


Amounts carried forward, 


$9,291.79 


250.00 


$9 541.79 


—_ —___. 


$273.25 $9,541.79 


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Amounts brought forward, 
8 iron rakes, 6.00; tape measure, 2.00 
2 stone crackers, 1.50; 2 sledges, 4.00 


70 gals. kerosene, 21.00; 3 kero. bbls., 9.00 


$273.25 $9,541.79 


8.00 
5.50 
30.00 
316.75 
$9 225.04 


SELECTMEN’S ACCOUNT OF EXPENDITURES ON 


HIGHWAYS. 


Lighting Streets. 


Paid T. Ryan, lighting > lamps two mos. 
P. Evans, ‘¢ one year 
PEL, Vose, ‘ 1 i % 

D. W. Tucker, O1s0r 1 4! He 


Chapman & Strangman, glass and setting . 


G. Haynes & Son, repairing lanterns 
Estate of J. Babcock, lantern, oil, &c. 


$150.00 


16.00 
20.00 
6.50 
11.00 
2.60 
19.30 


J. H. Burt & Co., 8 lamps, posts and lanterns 48.00 


Miscellaneous Expenses. 


Paid John Durell, spikes for Granite Bridge : 


0.5. Godfrey, lumber a 
66 bE 6c Hanlee 
B. S. Hawes, 1-2 expense care of Granite 


Bridge T mos. 


A. O. Hawes, 1-2 expense ¢ care of Granite 


Bridge 6 mos. ; 

A. O. Hawes, repairs on tawitis Bridge 
Whitman & Breck, Aponte line Blue Hill 
Avenue : 

T. & H. Campbell, on ac’t new road 


John Sias, cutting brush in White’s Lane 


C. Wadsworth, shovelling snow 


— $273.40 


$6.50 
145.38 
5.35 


58.33 


124.98 
50.82 


35.00 
550.00 
3.50 
2.00 
——— $981.86 


RECAPITULATION OF HIGHWAYS. 


Amount expended by the Sup’t, less the 


amount of stock and tools on hand 
Am’t expended by Selectmen for repairs 


Total cost of repairing highways 
Lighting streets by Selectmen 


Total cost of highways 


$9,225.04 


981.86 


eee 


$10,206.90 
273.40 


————— 


$10,480.30 


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FIRE DEPARTMENT. 


Hydrant Engine Co. 


Paid 39 members 1 year’s service, at $5 . $195.00 
Hunneman & Co., repairing hose : ; 23.50 
Chapman & Strangman, coupling. ; 8.00 
Geo. F. Choate, services as steward . : 49,75 
Kstate of J. Babcock, sundries ‘ : 2.65 
J. H. Burt & Co., 2 days labor ; : 7.00 

Granite Hook and Ladder Co. 

Paid 14 members 1 year’s service, at $5.00 . $70.00 
Geo. B. Gardner, services as steward 5 15.50 
Chapman & Strangman, pole and eH 2.00 
James Pope, stock, labor, &c. . : 32.82 
Estate of J. Babcock, Cue ac: 4: : . 5.46 


Ninety’s Hose Company. 


Paid F. W. K. Nye, oiling hose, &c. . $7.75 
EK. D. Wadsworth, 3 ft. oak and pine wood 4.00 
‘¢ sawing, splitting and housing same 1.50 


Miscellaneous Expenses. 
Paid Underhill & Barrett, drawing engine 


from Hyde Park . ‘ $5.00 
R. Corson, drawing engine from Hyde Park 8.00 
G. W. Tarbox, refreshments at fire of Mr. 

Clark’s barn F ANT 
William Cole, refreshments at fire of Mr. 

Clarke’s barn, , 10.00 


Geo. Everett, rent of Ninety’ s Hall 1 year 60.00 


PAY OF TOWN OFFICERS. 


Seleclmen, Assessors and Overseers of Poor. 
Paid R. M. Todd, Selectman and Assessor . $3825.00 


cc 0 6! Overseer of Poor , : 60.00 
ane A. Burt, Selectman and Assessor . 250.00 
a Ares! en ()VCrSeeD. OL. FOOL. 4:4. : 25.00 
John Tolman, Selectman, Assessor and 
Overseer of Poor . : : ‘ . 240.00 


Amount carried forward, $909.00 


$285.90 


125.78 


13.25 


87.71 


$512.64 


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Amount bro’t forward, $900.00 
Paid John Sias, Selectman, Assessor and 
Overseer of Poor, 1 mo., 1871, : : 20.00 
E. D. Wadsworth, Selectman, Assessor and 
Overseer of Poor, 1 mo., 1872 : ‘ 25.00 
——— $945.00 
Superintendent a Highways. 
Paid Samuel Cook : : : . $1,000.00 
1,000.00 
Town Clerk and Treasurer. 

Paid Jason Reed, lyear : : . $500.00 
Preparing town statistics : 5.00 
Recording deed Town House lot 4 15 
Drawing 6 Constables’ bonds. : 6.00 
Recording laying out of newroad . 2.25 
Distributing general laws . : ; 2.00 
Recording Metropolitan Avenue ; 2.25 
Canvassing votes for representative . 3.00 
Sealing weights and measures . : 15.00 
Recording 73 births, at 30c. : 21.90 

33 marriages, at L5c. : 4.95 

fé 20 deaths, at 20c.  . ; 4.00 

“i 2S atlocse % : 2.80 

Returning 26 ‘‘ obs Teh : : 2.60 
——— _—_ 9972.50 

School Committee. 

Paid Rev. A. K. Teele, services : : : $50.09 

Samuel Babcock, : ‘ : 50.00 

Horace E. Ware, a ; : " 60.00 

Jason Thayer, Mf : : 5 60.00 

J. Walter Bradlee, ne 4 : ; 50.00 

T. E. Ruggles, “a : ; 50.00 
' —— 3820.00 

Collector of Taxes. 

Paid Simeon Emerson F : . $500.00 

— 6500.00 
Auditors of Accounts. 

PaidG.K. Gannett — ‘ : : : $27.00 

George Vose : : : : 33.00 
— 60.00 

Constables. 
Paid G. W. Dalton, night and Sunday watch, 

40 weeks 2 days, at $18. per week } $125.14 

Services as Constable : ‘ 4.00 

Distributing warrants : : , 36.00 


Amounts carried forward, $765.14 $3,397.50 


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Amounts bro’t forward, 


$765.14 $3,397.50 


Paid G. W. Dalton, notifying town officers 5.00 
Distributing town reports . 15.00 
S. 0. Hebard, 91 nights watch, at 3. 00 273.00 
F.J.Davenport,5 ‘‘ s 4c 3.00 15.00 
Distributing warrants : 30.00 
Services at polls ; 4.00 
E. F. Hopkins, night and Sunday watch . 126.00 
Enforcing dog law : 37.50 
Services at polls 6.00 
EK. W. Houghton, 24 days Sunday watch . 72.00 
C. Wadsworth, 3 nights as special igehiicie 9.00 
N. Crossman, Jr., 3 ‘‘ 9.00 
L. E. Rowe, 3.E os ‘s 9.00 
J. H. Snow, eee ut fs 12.00 
G. W. Tarbox, services as Constable 2.00 
1,389.64 
$4,787.14 
PRINTING AND STATIONERY. 
Paid David Clapp & Son, printing Auditors’ Report $155.00 
Rockwell & Churchill, programmes and questions for 
schools . 46.50 
Rockwell & Churebill, printing school report 79.22 
order book 10.00 
be! as as reward notices 6.00 
oe ag oh warrants 31.00 
oe ii ‘f tax bills 6.00 
He a4 ns list of streets eure sel 00 
Boston Herald, printing a Notice to Road Builders sd kenG 
‘f : 8.75 
J. Walter Bradlee, printing ist : : 6.00 
1872 : : : : 6.00 
Jason Reed, license blanks and stationery . 4,48 
Geo. Vose, stationery for Auditors 1.20 
$381.15 


STATE AID TO SOLDIERS AND te at FAMILIES. 


Paid A. G. Hoffman 72.00 
Samuel Hunt 48.00 
Patrick Dunican . 48.00 
William Buchan. 96.00 
John Sias, 2d E4.00 

Amount carried forward, $318.00 


24. 


Amount brought forward, 
Paid Charles Bronsdon . : : : 
F. G. Bumpus 

Geo. O. Baxter 


ABATEMENT OF TAXES. 


Paid Heirs J. Davenport, on real estate, 1871 
3 poll taxes in 1871 5 : 
66 6é éé 6 1872 
Heirs J. Davenport, on real estate, 1872 
George Penniman, personal 
Estate Nathan Tucker, personal . 


real 
J. H. Burt & ‘Ofer a : 
ee personal . 
Peotin Batnoek ag 
S. L. Tucker, As : : : ; 
Geo. W. Greene, ‘ ‘ : : 
S. K. Bayley, ss : : 
G. B. Beals, cs 
I. D. Hayward, s 


pecs 
Town appropriation 
Interest of Amory fund . ; 
Interest of Perpetual Care fund (J. Ruggles) . 


Expended as per following 
Report oF THE TRUSTEES. 


Receipts. 
Balance in hands of Trustees, Feb. 1, 1872 
Town appropriation 
Interest of Amory fund . 
ieee eerpetual Care fund aCe Ruggles). 

Received for hay 

43 ‘« leaves ; 

it ‘« labor & expense | on lots for individuals 


te 


$318.00 
52.00 
16.50 
48.00 


$434.50 


3.60 
6.00 
132.00 
3.40 
41.65 
51.00 
11.05 
5.95 
10.20 
4,25 
14.45 
29.75 
40.80 
4.25 
17.00 


$375.35 


$2,000.00 
30.00 
18.00 


$2,048.00 


$17.26 
2,000.00 
30.00 
18.00 
15.00 
5.00 
406.60 


$2,491.86 


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Lapenditures. 
Paid Charles Wadsworth, 1603 days labor, at 2.50 $401.25 
as “ 72 ‘« horse & cart, 150 108.00 
Nathan Crossman, Jr,, 1542 ‘* labor, 2.12% . 3828.84 
As By 544 ‘¢ horse & cart, 1.50 982.87 


HK. Sias, 504 Gabor 2. 0e . 100.50 
aan ee 183 “1 horse's cart. bb0./ 2. to 
James Farrell, 364 Som Labor. 2. 00n. Ran Oa 
John J. Glover, 354 ee uly 0 ike oo OO 
«6 a: 1 day horse and cart, 1.50 1.50 
Fred E. Sanford, 324 days labor, 2.00 . .. 65.00 
ee ef 3 ‘« horse & cart, 1.50 4.50 
Frank E. Badger, Olan we labory. 2. 00us,, - 14.50 
Frank A. Clapp, 102 ih NT ALES oie) | ew 
James Whelan, 2 ec Helis STA Ta , 7.00 
“6 us 2 i ihr fai tia LE ee ; 5.00 

“6 x laying 74 rods wall, 5.50 . Sy She OS 

as ue it A a a 3.00. . 84,50 
D. G. Corliss & Co., for stone. : y ‘ . 289.61 
Ellwanger & Barry, ornamental trees : : » a LASTS 
C. Cutting, 30 arbor vite, 20 cents. : : ; 6.00 
“e ee 9 hemlocks, 1.00 Q : é : 9.00 
J. D. Bradlee & Co., trees and shrubs ; i . 84.00 
P. Sowden, Jr., 4 c’ds 64 ft. manure, $10.; measur. .50 48.63 
J.T. Hunt, 2? cords manure, 9.00 ‘ : . 24,75 
C. Wadsworth, 14 cords manure, $19. delivered . : 15.00 
White Bros., 210% concrete gutters, $1.00 . : eetos 
L. W. Senter, 368 plants , ; : ; : 30.94 
J. Durell, scythes, rifles, rakes, stones. : ‘ 4,15 
J.C. Talbot, tools k : : ; ; : 6.25 
C. M.S. Churchill, old wall . ; ; ; : 10.00 
Miss Sarah Churchill, gravel . : : 3 : 38.10 
John Craig, gravel : % . ; : . 6.48 
J. EH. Tilton, stationery : : s : 3.15 
J. Sias, ploughing 14°days, man and oxen : : 9.00 
A. K. Teele, postage stamps and expressage ; 3.50 
aS ‘‘ services and use of horse in cemetery 250.00 
Loss on bills of 1871 : 2 : : . : 13.50 
Bal. in hands of Trustees [uncollected bills] . : 16.81 
$2,491.86 


In the permanent improvement of the Cemetery, the following 
work has been accomplished :— 

On the eastern boundary, nineteen rods of wall have been laid. 
In the valley, beyond the Tool House, the grade has been raised, 
diminishing, in some measure, the steep ascent of the hill. The 
avenue up the hill has been thoroughly rebuilt, the loam being 
removed to the dep'h of two feet, and the excavation filled with 
an underlaying of stone, covered with gravel. This, after a little 
time, will become a solid and substantial avenue. It is needful 


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that the remaining portion of this main avenue, which is now 
almost impassable in the spring, receive the same thorough repairs. 

Two hundred and ten yards of concrete gutter have been laid 
on both avenues up the bill. 

In various parts of the Cemetery, one hundred and sixty-nine 
ornamental trees have been set out, and twenty-six shrubs. Other 
work has been started to be carried out in the spring. 

So much has been accomplished in addition to the care of the 
avenues and the general work. 

During the season, fifteen lots have been taken by citizens, and 
an increasing interest has seemed to be awakened in the care and 
improvement of the Cemetery. 

The Trustees avail themselves of this opportunity to acknow- 
ledge with gratitude the donation of nearly one hundred evergreen 
trees, comprising an equal number of Norway spruce and Scotch 
pines, from our fellow-citizen, Henry A. Whitney, Esq., and also 
several maple trees from John D. Bradlee, Esq. These gifts 
were rendered more valuable from the fact that many of the 
evergreen trees in the Cemetery had been killed in the winter of 
1871, and so great was the scarcity that they could hardly be 
obtained for money. 

In the wide tract of the Cemetery, there can be used, to much 
advantage, large numbers of evergreen and deciduous trees, 
shrubs, and hardy flowering plants; any of them will be received 
and acknowledged with gratitude by the Trustees. 

The Trustees especially recommend that proprietors place 
plain and appropriate headstones to any unmarked graves; that 
there may not be within the Cemetery one grave nameless, 
neglected or forgotten. 

In the case of other Cemeteries, much more power is given to 
the Trustees than is possible under our organization ; but with 
the coéperation of citizens, ours may be made quite as satisfactory 
to proprietors and as creditable to the town, without the extrava- 
gant attractions of marble and flowers which sometimes fail to 
harmonize with the quiet repose and beauty accompanying well- 
kept turf and thrifty trees. Nothing is more attractive than the 
beautiful green of grass and trees, nothing is more appropriate to 
the place, nothing is more permanent and inexpensive. 

Although the Trustees do not ask an increase of the appropria- 
tion for the ensuing year, it may be needful, before a long time, 
to consider the enlargement of the grounds, and also a somewhat 
costly improvement of the territory already owned, but as yet 
undeveloped. 


Respectfully submitted, 


Joun Toman, ) 
A. K. Teste, | 
QO. W. Peanopy, + Trustees. 
R. M. Toop, | 
S. A. Burt, J 


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PUBLIC LIBRARY. 


(are eee 


Town Appropriation, including dog license money, $1,602.25 


TREASURER’S Report, 


Receipts. 


Balance in hands of Treasurer, Feb. 10, 1872 

Fown Appropriation 
dog license money 

nae sale of catalogue : 

‘¢ Librarian for fines 


Lxpenditures, 


Paid Noyes, Holmes & Co., for books 
for periodicals : : 
James Campbell, for books 
T. O. H. P. Burnham, for books 
itie, Brown & Co., ‘© 
A. W. Lovering, pr ae 
A. Williams & Co., “‘ periodicals 
A. Mudge & Son, ‘¢ printing list of books 
for wrappers ; 
J. M. Whittemore & Co., for binding 
J. Durell, for kerosene 
E. D. Wadsworth, for coal and wood 
J. EK. Emerson, Librarian, one year 
furnishing substitute 2 weeks vacation 
cash paid for kerosene and can 
stationery, postage, &c. 
C. Brewer, for insurance 
C. HE. Whall’s express 
EH. J. Baker, rent of building 


Balance in hands of Treasurer, Feb. 4, 1873 


$39.71 
1,200.00 
402.25 
19 
12.55: 


$1,715.26 


sd 


$824.84. 
41.00 
4.00 
1.25 
83.78 
50 
14.00 
24.00 
9.00 
14.75 
13.50 
22.38 
300.00 
12.00 
2.50 
5,90 
96.25 
12.35 
135.00 


$1,566.95 
148.31 


$1,715.26 


GrorcEe Vosz, 


Treasurer. 


The Public Library still continues to enjoy the favor of the 
people, and is believed to be doing much good in the community. 


It has already been stated in the report of last year, 


that dur- 


ing the first year of the existence of the library about fifteen 
thousand books were taken out, an average of nearly fifty books 


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per day. The Trustees are unable to state the precise number 
taken out during the second year, which is now just ended, but 
it is considerably larger. 

The Trustees have aimed to procure the fresh works as soon 
their merit could be ascertained ; they have also made it a special 
object to enrich the library with books of reference, and with such 
standard works in literature, science and the arts, as possess a 
permanent value. 

Five hundred and eighty-six volumes have been added since 
the last report ; among which is that most valuable work of refer- 
ence, the Encyclopedia Britannica. No books have been lost, 
and none have been injured beyond the wear attending constant 
use. 

The Trustees have prepared a Bulletin of all books added since 
the original Catalogue was issued, and have caused the same to 
be distributed throughout the town. 

The Library is renewedly commended to the citizens as a 
most important and efficient auxiliary in educating and elevating 
- the mind and heart. 


Respectfully submitted, 


James M. Rossins, 
For the Trustees. 


MISCELLANEOUS TOWN EXPENSES. 
Paid J. P. Spooner, rent of Academy, 3 months, to Jan. 


31, 1872... : . $37.50 
sake Spooner, rent of “Academy, 1 year 150.00 
J. Hi. Burt & Co., building fence at West School-house 422.01 

& repairing hay scales 2.00 


bé é 


93 signs, posts, painting and setting 244.59 
labor, stock, &c., for Town House . 382.39 


6é ce 


John Durell, oil for Town House : 3.20 
Charles Tileston, funnel & putting up, for Town House 26.80 
KE. D. Wadsworth, 1 ton coal, for Town House . 9.50 
I’, M. Severance, stock, labor, &c., at No. School- house 119.70 
James Whelan, stone work, at No. School- house oak UR! 
Joseph Sias, rent of land for Centre School-house : 6.00 
A. W. Mitchell & Co. constables’ badge . ; 145 
Whitman & Breck, plan Town House lot . y aes | 
Dorchester Gas Light Oo.oras ( : ; ; ae Dias 
Wm. Reed & Son, 2 pairs handcuffs. : : ; 7.50 
L. A. Chase, care ‘of Town House : : ‘ v0) bo ae 
D. G. Corliss & Co., blacksmithing . : : 1.78 


Amount carried forward, $1,235.48 


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Amount bro’t forward, 


Paid D. G. Corliss, boundary posts and carting 
C. Wadsworth, returning 22 deaths 


Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co., 


insurance 


C. E. Whall, expressage . ; ; ; 
E. H. Brainard, painting hearse . ; ? 
Henry Crane, expressage, 1870 


J. W. Dows, for injuries on Brush Hill Avenue . 


L. Crossman, horse hire 
R. M. Todd, use of horse and carriage 


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ck 66 


postage stamps ; 2 
cash paid for sundry articles . 


Jason Reed, express and postage : 
G. W. Dalton, money voted for decorating soldiers’ oraves 100.00 
G. K. Gannett, for Town House lot : : 

G. W. Dalton, refreshments at lockup : 


$1,235.48 
19.00 


. 4,500.00 
8.76 


$6,168.48 


NOTES PAID BY TOWN TREASURER—1872-18738. 


1872.—March 8—Amor Hollingsworth 
April 22—Charles Tucker 


April 3 
April 
April 


May 
June 


Dec. 
1873.—Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 


Jan. 


30—S. L. Tucker, Guardian (in par t) ; 
30—Trustees First Congregational Parish 
30—Trustees First Tape cabo ae Parish 

4_-Samuel S. Somes ; 

8—J. B. Hastings (in part) . 

6—Blue Hill National Bank . 

16—S. L. Tucker, Guardian pe ). 
27—Blue Hill National Bank 
26—Blue Hill National Bank . 

2—Blue Hill National Bank . 

9—Trustees McLean Fund . 
16—Blue Hill National Bank . 
23—Dorchester Savings Bank . 
28—Blue Hill National Bank . 
30—Blue Hill National Bank . 
28—Blue Hill National Bank 

7—Blue Hill National Bank 
18—Samuel S. Somes 
18—Samuel S. Somes 
18—Samuel S. Somes 
18—Samuel 8. Somes 


$6,000.00 
400.00 
200.00 
1,218.66 
1,500.00 
125.00 
150.00 
6,000.00 
300.00 
5,000.00 
6.000.00 
8,000.00 
1,500.00 
3,000.00 
5,000.00 
3,000.00 
3,000.00 
6,000.00 
3,000.00 
200.00 
200.00 
100.00 
100.00 


a 


$54,993.66 


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INTEREST PAID BY TOWN TREASURER. 


1872. 
March 4—Blue Hill Nat. Bank, dideoudito on note for $6,000 4 mos. $143.50 
March 8—Amor Hollingsworth, int. on note for $6,000 7 mos. 5 ds. 215.00 
March 25—Blue Hill N at. Bank, discount on note $5,000 4 mos. . 119.58 
April 22—Charles ‘Tucker, int. on note $4,000 9 mos. 4 days ‘ 18.26 
April 29—Blue Hill Nat. Bank, discount on note for $6,000 4 mos. 143.50 
April 30—Trustees First Cong. "Parish, int. on note for $1,218.66 4 mos. 24.37 
April 30—Trustees First Cong. Parish, int. on note for $1,500 4 ms. 18 ds. 34.75 


May 4—s. S. Somes, int. on note for $125 2 mos. 24 days F : | By fs 
May 6—Mrs. Lavina. Field, int. on note for $600 1 year A . » 36.00 
May 24—Mrs. Hannah Sias, int on note for $200 1 year : Sigel Sue 
May 24—Mrs. Hannah Sias, int. on note for $225 1 year . : - ah 1360 
May 24—Mrs. Hannah Sias, int. on note for $200 1 year E eT On 
May 24—Mrs. Hannah Sias, int. on note for $200 1 year ‘ . 12200 
June 3—TIsaac C. Gulliver, int. on note for $500 1 year ‘ - 30.00 
June 8—Mrs. Mary R. Tucker, int. on note for $500 1 year . . » 30,00 
July 1—Blue Hill Nat. Bank, discount on note for $3,000 4 mos. eh res 
July 15—Blue Hill Nat. Bank, discount on note for $3,000 4 mos. wL75 
July 16—L.S. Tucker, guardian, int. on note for $300 12 ms. 20 ds. 13.40 
Aug. 5—EHliphalet Sias, int. on note for $800 1 year : : 48.00 
Aug. 5—Hliphalet Sias, int. on note for $300 1 year : : : 18.00 
Aug. 5—tHliphalet Sias, int. on note for $500 1 year ; . 30.00 
Aug. 26—Blue Hill Nat. Bank, discount on note for $6000 4 mos. 143.50 
Aug. 31—Mrs. 8. T. Tucker, int. on note for $600 1 year : . 36.00 
Sept. 30—Blue Hill Nat. Bank, discount on note for $3,000 2 years . 36.75 
Nov. 4—Blue Hill Nat. Bank, discount on note for $3,000 1 year. 19.25 
Nov. 4—Blue Hill Nat. Bank, discount on note for $3,000 2 apa 36.75 
Nov. 4—Mrs. A. Nutter, int. on note for $6501 year. . 39.00 
Nov. 4—Trustees McLean Fund, int. on note for $1500 1 year. . 90.00 
Noy. 23—Dorchester Savings Bank, int. on note for $10,000 6 mos. 350.00 
Nov. 23—Dorchester Savings Bank, int. on note for B5, 000 4 mos. 116.67 
Nov. 28—Nathan Crossman, int. on note for $550 1 year ' . 33.00 
Dec. 2—Mrs. Clara Breck, ‘int. on note for $100 l year . . 2 6.00 
Dec. 2—Charlotte Wadsworth, int. on note for $500 lyear . .. 30.00 
Dec. 14—N. W. Hastings, int. on note for $600 I year. : oC teabk 00 
Dec. 14—N. W. Hastings, int. on note for $200 l year. : -* * 13.00 
1873. 
Jan. 8—J. William Babcock, int. on note for $1,000 lyear . . 60.00 
Jan. 9—Trustees Poor Fund, int. on note for $1,500 l year. . 90.00 
Jan. 13—Mrs. Clara Breck, int. on note for $500 1 year. - 30.00 
Jan. 18—S. 8. Somes, int. ‘on note for $200 15 months 18 days . ciele.G0 
Jan. 18—S. 8. Somes, int. on note for $200 8 months 14 days . : 8.40 
Jan. 18—S8.58. Somes, int. on note for $1006 months 6 days. , 3.10 
Jan. 18—S.5. Somes, int. on note for $100 4 months 14 days . : 2.16 


$2,293.29 


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RECAPITULATION OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES . 
OF THE TOWN. 


Amount of Assets brought from page 3 . $121,399.37 
Hxpenditures. 

For Schools , : : ; . $11,492.09 
‘er Oor : : : ; ; ; 3,498.14 
‘*‘ Highways and Lighting Streets - 10,547.05 
‘¢ Fire Department : : ; : 512.64. 
‘* Town Officers . ; : : : 4,787,14 
‘« Printing and Stationery . : ‘ 381.15 
4" State Aid . ; : : ‘ a 434.50 
‘« Abatement of Taxes - 4 3 375.35 
‘* Cemetery : : : ; ¥ 2,048.00 
‘¢ Public Library ; : ; ‘ 1,602.25 
‘* Miscellaneous Expenses - : 7 6,168.48 

$41,846.79 

Paid State Tax h A 7 $6,420.00 

County Tax : : : 4,369.58 
Notes ‘ ; : ‘ 54,993.66 
Interest : ; ; . 2,293.29 
—68,076.53 
Total amount of expenditures . $109,923.32 
Due from Collector of Taxes : $1,600.00 
Balance in Treasury, Feb. 4,1873 9,876.05 
—$11,476.05 


— $121,399.37 


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DIO SWAN © D-H. B eT. 


Notes due February 4, 1873. 


Mis. Lavina Field’s note, dated May 3, 1861 $600.00 
Interest to date 
Mrs. Hannah Sias’s note, dated March 99, 1863 200.00 


Interest to date 

J. William Babcock’s note, dated Aug. 29, 1864 1,000.00 
Interest to date 

Mrs. Hannah Sias’s note, dated April 24, 1865 225.00 
Interest to date 

Mrs. Abigail Nutter’s note, dated Nov. 2 2, ), 1865 (bal.) 650.00 
Interest to date 


Nathan Crossman’s note, dated Nov. 30, 1865. 550.00 
Interest to date , 

Mrs. Hannah Sias’s note, dated March 98, 1866 200.00 
Interest to date 

Mrs. Hannah Sias’s note, dated shove 16, 1866 200.00 
Interest to date s 

Eliphalet Sias’s note, dated Aug. 4, 1866 800.00 


Interest to date 

Mrs. M. R. Tucker’s note, dated April 15, 1867 Ae ) 500.00 
Interest to date 

Eliphalet Sias’s note, dated April 17, 1867 300.00 
Interest to date 

N. W. Hastings’s note, dated April 27, 1867 (bal. ) 600.00 
Interest to date. 

Mrs. Sarah T. Tucker’s note, dated Aug. 26, 1868 600.00 
Interest to date 


Mrs. Clara Breck’s note, dated Jan. . 12, 1869. 500.00 
Interest to date. 

Isaac C. Gulliver’s note, dated May 25, 1869. 500.00 
Interest to date. 5 

Eliphalet Sias’s note, dated Aug. 8, 1870 500.00 
Interest to date. ‘ 

J. B. Hastings’s note, dated Nov. 2, 1870 (bal.) 50.00 
Interest to date 

Mrs. Harriet Rowe’s note, dated } May 17, 1871 1,000.00 


Interest to date 4 
Mrs. Charlotte Wadsworth’s note, dated Nov. 6, 1871 500.00 
Interest to date 


Pinirs Clara Brack’s note, datad Dee. 1; 18714: 100.00 
Interest to date : 
N. W. Hastings’s note, dated Dee. 4, 1871 200.00 


Interest to date 

Mrs. Louisa C. Williams’s note, dated Dec. 93, 1871 200.00 
Interest to date: ' 

Trustees of Poor Fund, note dated Jan. 1, 1872 1,500.00 
Interest to date 

Anthony C. Gardner’s note, dated Mar. 23, 1872 1,250.00 
Interest to date é 7 

Eliphalet Sias’s note, dated May 27, 1872 : 400.00 
Interest to date 

Dorchester Savings Bank note, dated May 27; 1872 10,000.00 
Interest to date 


$27.20 
10.40 
26.00 
10.40 
9.97 
6.05 
10.20 
7.60 
24.00 
24.13 
14.40 
6.80 
15.90 
2.00 
20.76 
14.75 
19.20 
103.00 
7.25 
1.06 
2.00 
13.40 
8.50 
64.00 
16.40 
128.33 


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Mrs. Clara Breck’s note, dated June 29, 1872 . $200.00 

Interest to date . e ; : $7.20 
Mrs. Charlotte Wadsworth’s note, dat. Aug. 28, 1872 1.600.00 

Interest to date . ; : 41.60 
Mrs. Louisa C. Williams’s note, dated Sept. 28, 1872 200.00 

Interest to date . : ; : 4.20 
Trustees of McLean Fund note, dated Nov. 1, 1872 2,000.00 


3 Interest to date... . i > 31.33 
Samuel §. Somes’s note, dated Jan. 18,1873 . 0 (QQ; 00 iit, ee tat: 
Interest to date . : 2.10 


$27,825.00 $680.13 


RECAPITULATION OF TOWN DEBT. 


Notes due. : : g A $27,825.00 
Interest due Feb. 4, 1873 : (e-6S0eL3 
we $28,505.13 

Less balance in hands of Collector 1,600.00 | 
ditto in hands of Treasurer. 9,876.05. mee 
a 11,476.05 


Amount of Town Debt, Feb. 4, 1873 | $17,029.08 


Amount of Town Debt, Feb. 5,1872, $17,715.51 
“ “Feb. 4, 1873, 17,029.08 


Decrease of Town Debt $686.43 


Tue Auditors herewith submit the Thirty-Sixth Annual Report 
of the Receipts and Expenditures of the Town, for the year end- 
ing Feb. 4, 1873 ; to which are added, as usual, the Statistics of. 
the Town, together with a List of the Taxes and Tax-payers for 
the year 1872. 

The arrangement of the assets of the Town has been somewhat 
altered, to show the amount raised for the State and County 
Taxes, with the amount appropriated by the Town to meet cur- 
rent expenses, which we hope will meet with approval. 

The amount of the Town Debt is also presented, showing a 
decrease of $686.43. 

The expenses of the Poor and Highway Departments are to 
some extent blended, though to a much less extent than formerly, 
some articles returned as among the stock on hand of the Poor 
Department having been exclusively used by the Highway De- 
partment, to which they should properly be turned over. 

The only labor performed by the Poor Department during the 
year, has been the lighting of the street lamps by the Superinten- 
dent, which has been credited, and the amount of stock and tools 
on hand, less than in 1872, charged under their proper heads. 

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The examination of the Almshouse shows that a lack of system 
has characterized the management therein, and the Auditors re- 
spectfully suggest that a first class man should be put in charge 


for the coming year. 


The books and accounts 0 


proper vouchers. 


Mitton, Feb., 1873. 


ESTIMATE OF APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE ENSUING 


For Schools 


“é 


Poor 

Highways 

Fire Department 
Town Officers 
Collection of Taxes 


Abatement of Taxes 
Printing and Stationery 


Cemetery . 
Library - : 
Miscellaneous 
Interest 

New Road 


e 
2 


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EDWARD J. KENDALL, 
GEORGE A, FLETCHER, 


YEAR. 


f the Treasurer have been carefully 
examined, and we find them correct, with proper vouchers for 
moneys paid out. The accounts of the other officers having charge 
of Town finances have been examined and found correct, with 


$11,000.00 
3,000.00 
10,000.00 
500.00 
s?*2 8'000.00 
500.00 

300.00 

400.00 
2,000.00 
1,200.00. 

. «1,000.00 
. . 2,500.00 
. «10,000.00 


$45,400.00. 


Auiiore 


TOWN STATISTICS. 


TOWN OFFICERS OF MILTON FOR THE YEAR 1872. 


Selectmen, Assessors, and Overseers of the Poor. 


ROBERT M. TODD SUMNER A. BURT, 
JOHN TOLMAN. 


Town Clerk and Treasurer. 


JASON REED. 


School Committee. 


T. EDWIN RUGGLES, ror 3 vears, 7, VALTER BRADLEE, for 2 years. 
FRANCIS T. WASHBURN, years. SAMUEL BABCOCK, 


ALBERT K. TEELE, for 2 years. JASON THAYER, for 1 year. 
Surveyor of Highways. 
SAMUEL COOK. 
Constables. 
GEORGE W. DALTON, J. H. FARRINGTON, 
EDWARD F. HOPKINS, E. W. HOUGHTON, 
JAMES H. SNOW, GEORGE W. TARBOX, 


RUFUS W. SUMNER. 


Collector of Taxes. 
SIMEON EMERSON. 


Auditors. 
EDWARD J. KENDALL, GEORGE A. FLETCHER. 


Fence Viewers. 
CICERO CUTTING, SAMUEL COOK, E. W. HOUGHTON. 


Committee on the Cemetery. 


ALBERT K. TEELE, OLIVER W. PEABODY, ROBERT M. TODD, 
SUMNER A. BURT, JOHN TOLMAN. 


Surveyors of Lumber. 
ROBERT M. TODD, THOS. T. WADSWORTH, JOHN H. BURT, 


DAVID W. TUCKER, OREN BATES, PATRICK McDERMOTT. 
Firewards., 
JOHN SIAS (Chief), OTIS SKINNER, NATHAN CROSSMAN.Jr., 


RUFUS L. CHAPMAN, CICERO CUTTING, J. WALTER BRADLEE, 
DAVID W. TUCKER, JOHN B. BADGER, JOHN H. BURT, 
WILLIAM S. LEAVITT. 


Pound Keeper. 
ISAAC C. GULLIVER. 


Representatives to General Court for the Eleventh Norfolk District. 
WILLARD LEWIS, of Walpole. SANFORD WATERS BILLINGS, of Sharon. 


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BIRTHS. 


The whole number of Births registered in 1872, was 69. Males, 38; 
Females, 31: as follows: — 


Males. Females. Total. Males. Females. Total. 
January, 5 6 11 | August, 5 1 6 
February, 1 1 2 September, 7 4 “Md 
March, 3 0 3 | October, 2 4 6 
April, 2 ms) 3 |N ovember, 0 3 3 
May, 4 3 7 | December, 2 3 5 
June, 5) 3 6 — — a 
July, 4 2 6 38 at 69 
The parentage of the children is as follows: — 
Both parents American, : 32 
a Me byte) ‘ ‘ ’ 23 
4 “¢ German, : 1 
A ¢ - Canadian, : 1 
sf ¢ . Unknown, ; 1 
Fathers. Mothers. 
American, - Trishy) » << . 3 
English, a sds aus erican, 2 vr 2 
Prighloc. . ° Scotch, . 1 
Trish, : Born on the Atlantic, 1 
Nova Scotian, American, : 1 
Nova Scotian, New Brunswick, 1 
American, Unknown, 1 
PTSD scones American, 1 
69 
Of the whole number of parents there were: — 
Americans, 72, German, 2 
Trish, : : 5 Canadian, 2 
English, . : 5 2 Unknown, 3 
Scotch, : 1 Born on the Atlantic, 1 
Nova Scotia, 2 — 
New Brunswick, 1 138 
MARRIAGES. 


The whole number of Marriages registered in Milton for the year 1872, 
_ was 33, as follows: — 


1872. 

Jan. 8—John Parker and Sarah Fletcher, both of Boston. 

Jan. 15—James Goodall and Anna M. Clifford, both of Milton. 

Jan. core T. Hallett, of Barnstable, and Chloe P. Shiverick, of 
ilton. 

Jan. 25—J. Walter Sheldon and Elizabeth Murdock, both of Milton. 

Feb. 1—Timothy McGowan and Eliza Dakin, both ‘of Milton. 

Feb. 29—Madison J. Clements and Emma L. Sias, both of Milton. 


April 3—Charles B. Ford and Sarah 8. Thayer, both of Milton. 
April 6—William Manning and Jane McGowan, both of Milton. 
April 9—John Torrance, of Milton, and Mary Stark, of Boston. 
April 25—Patrick Burns ‘and Catharine Conian, both ‘of Milton. 


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May 1—Jeremiah O’Connell and Annie Hoyt, both of Milton. 
May 11—DLawrence Mahony and Bridget Melvin, both of Milton. 
May 28—William Jones, of Newton, and Martha B. Keyes, of Milton. 
June 6—George T. Hunt, of Randolph, and Roxanna R. Corliss, of 
Milton. 
June 9—Charles D. Boden and Sarah A. Lewis, both of Milton. 
June 16—Warren W. Berry, of Boston, and Sarah E. Snow, of Milton. 
June 27—William Harvey and Agnes Dingwall, both of Milton. 
July 3—Walter E. Drew and Emma Tirrell, both of Milton. 
July 14—Peter McIntyre and Jeanie McDonald, both of Milton. 
Aug. 4—Bernard Cunniff, of Boston, and Mary E. Mooney, of Milton. 
Aug. 14—Charles E. Kenney, of Boston, and Emma A. Dale, of Milton. 
Aug. 28—Arthur H. Wilson and Amy R. A. French, both of Boston. 
Sept. 10—Randolph K. Haskell and Eva A. Davis, both of Boston. 
Sept. 29—Charles N. Draper and Martha H. Gill, both of Canton. 
Oct. 2—Francis A. Malmborg, of Boston, and Anna H. Albrecktson, 
of Milton. 
Oct. 3—Frederic E. Sanford and Mary C. Read, both of Milton. 
Oct. 12—William Nickerson, of Milton, and Jeannie McElroy, of 
Boston. 
Nov. 9—George A. Harned, of Boston, and Mary E. Holmes, of 
Milton. 
Nov. 15—John H. Brown, of Milton, and Lizzie Taylor, of Boston. 
Nov. 19—Albert T. Rodman and Mary E. Graham, both of Quincy. 
Nov. 29—George B. Ludwig and Vannie E. Crane, both of Milton. 
Dec. 19-—J. Henry Shepherd and Emma J. Sanford, both of Milton. 
Dec. 24—William A. Fredericks, of Milton, and Rosalie Yerrick, of 
Boston. 
Priace oF RESIDENCE. Piace or Birra. 
Males, Females. Total. Males. Females. Total. 
Milton, 20 24 44 | Milton, 3 6 g 
Boston, 8 x! 15 | Boston, 0 2 2 
Barnstable, 1 0 ‘1 | Other towns,Ms. 11 8 i 
Newton, uy 0 1 | Maine, 4 3 f 
Randolph, 1 0 1 | New Hampshire, 0 1 it 
Canton, 7 1 2 | Vermont, i 0 yi 
Quincy, 1 1 2 | Connecticut, 0 2 2 
_— | New York, 0 2 2 
66 | Ireland, 6 2 8 
Scotland, 2 3 5) 
England, 1 1 2 
Nova Scotia, 2 0 2 
New Brunswick, 1 dh 2 
Canada, 1 0 1 
Sweden, 1 1 2 
Germany, 0 mata | 1 
66 
—- —— 
INTENTIONS OF MARRIAGE. 
The whole number of Intentions of Marriage was 30. 
Number where both parties were residents of Milton, 16 
Number where females alone were residents of Milton, 8 
Number where males alone were residents of Milton, 6 


Both parties American, 


66 74 
66 
14 


66 
6 


Trish.and American, 

English and American, 

Nova Scotian and American, 
American and German, 

New Brunswick and American, 
Nova Scotian and New Brunswick, 


Trish, 


Scotch, 


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Swedish, 


Irish and Scotch, 


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DEATHS REGISTERED IN MILTON IN 1872. 


Wouote No. 47. 


NAMES. 


Thomas F. Donahue 
James C. Farrell 
Edward P. Donahue 
Lucy Sanford 
Marietta M. Litchfield 
Frances B. Bent 
Lucy Wadsworth 
Margaret Fredericks 
Elizabeth F. Gardner 
George Swift 
Cornelius O’Callahan 


Michael Walsh 
Joseph H. Hunt 
Edith Frothingham 
James Bayley 
Timothy Manahan 
Maria Copeland 
Mary Anderson Curtis 
Mary Sangster 
Harriet J. Blake 
Bridget Dwyer 

Chas. Henry Webb 
Sarah W. Brown 
Rachel Bronsdon 
Wm. P. Kearsey 
Ann Gibbons 

James R. Walker 
James Otis Osgood 
Rufus King Osgood 
Granville Upton Burt 
Tyson 

Frances Cunningham 
Hattie Eva Moulton 
Willie Murphy 

Henry Edwin Ruggles 
Maud Gardiner 

Peter Manion 
Caroline F. Bird 
Alice E. Gannett 
Flemming 
Sally Vose 

Ann McDermott 
John Coakley 

Josiah Wadsworth 
Patrick Reardon 
Mary Leary 

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Mates, 21; Fermaues, 26. 


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Wethersfi’d, Vt 
Boston 
Canton 
Ireland 
Braintree 
Milton 

Milton 

Milton 

Milton 

Milton 

Boston 
Treland 

Milton 
Hingham 
Scotland 
Louisville, Ky. 
Milton 
Dorchester 

E, Andover, NH 
Gloucester 
Milton 
Ireland 
Unknown 
Milton 

Milton 

Boston 

Milton 
Dorchester 
Milton 

Quincy 

Milton 

New York 
Milton 

New York City 
Milton 

Milton 
Dorchester 
Ireland 
Ireland 

Milton 

Ireland 
Ireland 

Milton 


Disease. 


Diphtheria 

Debility 

Diphtheria 

Pul. Consumption 

Kpilep. & Paralysis 

Pneumonia 

Pneumonia 

Pneumonia 

Consumption 

Lung Fever 

Colic 

Unknown 

Dropsy 

Unknown 

Dis. of Heart 

Liver Complaint 

Debility 

Old Age 

Measles 

Nephritis 

Debilit 

Dis. of Kidneys 

Obstruc. of Bowels 

Old Age 

Cholera Infantum 

Cholera Morbus 

Unknown 

Cholera Infantum 

Cholera Infantum 

Cholera Infantum 

Cyanosis 

Marasmus 

Cholera Infantum 

Cholera Infantum 

Cholera Infantum 

Cholera Morbus 

Debility 

Infl. of Bowels 

Cholera Infantum 

Stillborn 

Heart Disease 
Age 

Heart Disease 

Paralysis 

Consumption 

Consumption 

Stillborn 


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Age. 
Under 1 year : : 16{ From 40 to 50 years 1 
From 1 to 5 years : 5| From 50 to 60 years 0 
From 5 to 10 years . 4) From 60 to 70 years 6 
From 10 to 20 years : 1| From 70 to 80 years 6 
~ From 20 to 30 years : 3| Over 80 years 1 
From 30 to 40 years 4 — 
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Disease or Cause of Death. 
Bright’s Disease of Kidney 1 ) Inflammation of Bowels 1 
Cholera Infantum . ‘ 8 | Lung Fever 1 
Colic 1 | Liver Complaint 1 
Consumption 4| Marasmus 1 
Cholera Morbus 2| Measles 1 
Cyanosis 1 | Nephritis : 1 
Debility 4| Old Age : : 3 
Diphtheria 2| Obstruction of Bowel 1 
Dropsy . : : 1 | Paralysis 1 
Epilepsy and Paralysis 1 | Pneumonia 3 
Heart Disease : : 2| Still Birth 2 
Humor in Blood and action Unknown 3 
of Heart 1 — 
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Places of Nativity. 
Milton, American Parentage 11)Kentucky 1 
Milton, Foreign Parentage 10/| Ireland : : : 7 
Other Towns in Mass. . 11/Scotland : : : i 
New Hampshire. : 1| Unknown ; : 1 
Vermont : : ° 1 — 
New York . ; “ 3 47 
Places of Interment. 
Milton : : ; 16 | Framingham 1 
Quincy : : : 13| Mt. Auburn : 2 
Forest Hills . : : 5 | Boston : 5 ; 1 
Dorchester . : : 4| Brooklyn, N. Y. 1 
Canton . : , 1 | Unknown : : 1 
Greenwood, N. Y. ; 1 — 
Auburn, N. Y. ; : 1 T 


Eighteen persons have been brought from other towns, by per- 
mission, for interment in Milton, and thirty-one persons have been 
removed from Milton for interment in other places. 


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ASSESSED IN THE TOWN OF MILTON, 
FOR THE YEAR 1872. 


VALUATION AND TAX. 


Value of Personal Estate, . ; : : : ; $2,721,200 
Value of Real Estate, : : : : . ; 2,660,500 


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Total Valuation, . é : é . $5,381,700 
No. of Polls, 678. Rate of Taxation, $8.50 on $1,000. 


State Tax, . : : ‘ ; $6,420 00 
County Tax, ; ; : : 4,369 58 
Town Tax, 2 : : - 984,400 00 
Overlayings, : ; : : 2,066 37 


VOW ax. ‘ : ~ $47,255 95 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax.) Personal Real |Total Tax 
Estate. Estate. 

Adams, James, Estate of......0 cee vcee 13.60 13.60 
moons, J. H...... atin Gine aistcieeio 8 Cath were 1.70 1.70 
1 COS OG Go re Daleltin stdvales ate 2.00 119.00 143.65 264.65 
Adams, Edward H........cseeese syeteceinara. 00 6.80 8.80 
PME UMAGHATICS, Tl ivcccccccccccbisceeceh «2.00 2.00 
Angier, Mrs. E, R....... waeeest coceee 125.80 | 146.20 | 272.00 
Angier, W.-R...02 cccesccces sale rel We 2.00 95.20 97.20 
PR DIT BAT so caves w\clnn 00.4 cee shee ace 28.90 28.90 
Allen, Andrew ..c.scessccceee sieatetiie ccd 2.00 11.90 13.90 
Adams, Augustus, Estate of.....+eseee- 1.70 1.70 
Anderson, Charles......eeeee- es «woiltn Aa0U 2.00 
Anthony, Henry......eeeeeee eee eseee| 2.00 2.00 
ERIE ri tia\e)-0.>: aieihcrsie.0'e: deve igiaiwie-ete 2.00 2.00 
BMT  LROMAS.<00s ccc case cece BE op 2.00 2.00 
Adams, George H........... eo okie» wleua.00 18.70 20.70 
Alexander, William A........- Sialeie sate 2.00 2.00 
Barnard, Charles, Estate of ....... Meade 729.30 159.80 889.10 
Babcock, Josiah, Estate of ...-.-eee cee. 51.00 184.45 235.45 
DRBDCOGK,  GAMUE]. ob aslo cicleccc ss veccnes 2.00 68.85 115.60 186.45 
Babcock, Jeremiah W...+escee.s-secee 2.00 25.50 32.30 59.80 
BESDEOCK COTNCIIUS <0 « aslencacceseonce 2.00 7.65 61.20 70.85 
maveock, Lemuel W os.- oe-- cc cseeccce 2.00 63.75 127.50 193.25 
Babcock, Charles F, .....-+eees Ridtels Hetnlate 2600 2.00 
Babcock, Walter T...... Pe Beat ee ee 2.00 2.00 
Babcock, Josiah...... Date ce tinct aibisintelti 2.00 2.00 
ESAS a Cpe mika dain Oe Aatahets 2.00 2.00 
ECT SAVY S1LIAIN IS. os icccccvescetense. 2.00 1.70 10.20 13.90 
Boden, William F....... se Sal aie atti Sieroter U 8.40 5.40 


Beer, Charles Ds. hice cscs cece severe! 2.00 2.00 


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SSS ee SES 


NAMES. 
Boden, Newman §....-ee cece veeeccres 
Bronsdon, Benjamin, Heirs of....+-+-+--- 
Bronsdon, George C..eeeeeeceseeecees 
Bronsdon, Lewis V. Batis wari deh ie 
Bronsdon, Benjamin Be Chica soavinsiee's «0s 
Bronsdon, Phineas, Estate of.....-+++++ 
Bronsdon, James E, ..-...esee cece veces 
Bronsdon, William B.,.... see cece cece 
Bronsdon, J. Warren ...-eeceeeeeserers 
Bronsdon, Charles...+.eese seceeeeees 
Breck, James ....-. Oy Cel fale ale winnie oe ee 
Breck, Hdwin.....-ccsceecccscccccere 
Breck, C. HE. C..-- sees ceeeeeees See atne 
Breck, Charles..... a taralote lahore iste eas Siete tere 
Brophy, Jeremiah ....--.-++++ Bates) ginies 
Brophy, Edward ....---++- Bais sisleve isos © 
Balkam, W. H....-cse eevee Seite bids we 
Balkam, W. H. Jr....-.2 see phn a org 
Bent, Samuel T..... aticecie are eee 
Bent, Samuel T. Jri.w eee ee ceeeeeeececs 
Bent, George H...... Spismici seatereauicic : 
MONE BACIO esl Sta Ae so occ ecesesenes 
Bent, Nathaniel, Estate of ....-++eeeees 
Briggs, Hlizabeth......+++eeeees pion eis 
Briggs, Thomas §..... Bile asin eos eicit sc o 
Beck, Gideon... evecreccceseceseccecs 
Beck, Walter S..cescccccccceecccceecs 
Bass, George W. ces eeeecsceccceecees 
Bass, Josiah F....+ 00+ PRs APTS A 
Badger, John B.....ee cece eeee cee cece 
Beal, Jonathan Ty ..ee cscs cece seceuees 
Beal, G. B....ecccecccccccccccecscess 
Brooks, John W...... SMR i seca * es i 
Brooks, J. Henry.....e+ cece ccsevecccs 
Brooks, Walter D.,....seseesees aie Siecle 
Bunton, Jesse....- srals eae ietei aca CTR 
Bates, Orin...cccescccccesecceccecese 
Bates, John Pit. SORE a iain Sieuss aarel@ La Se 
Blanchard, W. PR. ...cececeescccecces 
Burt, John H......, ee ae a eee 


Burt, Mrs. John H. .....-eeeeeeeeeee 
Merb, D. As cece e's TE wale ohare Cees +i 
Burt, J. H. & Cor cee cece ecccceceeces 


Brown, Samuel,.......-. ed teletece eletetato: pie 
Herown, CO. H.eescsgscsaceve ge tee sear 9 
Bennett, James....-. Cieiaiehe tele’ A Shle  gee 
Bradlee, John D......eeeeseececeeeces 
‘ Bradlee, J. Walter .....eeseeceee seceee 
Bayley, S. K., Estate of...+-..eeeeeeees 
Bayley, S. K..eeseeeeeees rs dese bfclews's ofp 
Bush, J. Pi... eee BM ot dia a icin « Ailetare sete 
Blanchard, J. W..cceccvscccccvcvcccce 
Blanchard, C. H......-. Save tslalin:s Siete ole 
Burns, James..... dials's nite s/c ae wet w:0he 
Burns, Christopher.....sseeeeeeee. woes 
Burns, David ...ceeeecescccceces Bee ot ote 
Burns, John.. dv Geode a eh enfa o' bieloheve:s 
Brophy, Edward, ‘Od. pow ete oO Sera 


Brady, Barny...osecececeeresceeececs 


Tax on 


Poll Tax.| Personal 


Estate. 


4.25 


69.70 
1.70 


15.30 


4,25 
1358.30 


34.00 
106.25 
1.70 
85 


45,90 
25.50 
53.55 


32.30 

7.65 
96.05 
42.50 
10.20 
45.90 
12.75 


Tax on 
Real 
Estate. 


Total Tax 


amen enna 


Tax on 
Real 
Estate. 


Total Tax 


Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax.} Personal 
Estate. 
Burke, Al, i. ¢. ane Core wees d oo eros eats 2.00 
Bell, Walter..... oG stat dh cd eehidude wae 2.00 
MEAS) 11. o dutels.vic co cee sled ods 2.00 
Beal, George E....... Ebiddeic ass are re 2.00 
Baemsey, Comelius ¢ iki... 2 eet lee de 2.00 
MERIDIEN o.4'6 04 «<0 0 0.0.0 0/14 0 alld dns ate 2.00 1.70 
Baurrott, Jo Cs ee... .6 Gebididie. <4 + 00) 2 ann 00 72.25 
Bates, Orin F..... wis bal dis, evis'o Sy ae o abe 2.00 
Blake, J. H.... 2.00 
SIREN Pog oo.G ow se'n's cicrcrs Ga ele, ate ede 2.00 1.70 
Bryant, Augustus........... o hele ode 2.00 
MPR OBINTONCNATICRS 20.6 ccs. clot cee doh. 2.00 
Dpactiett, Tiomids 06 hs iviee ed oe SPS. ae 2-00 
Barrett, Peter..... a Matatbehss cds wlaticee te 2-00 
Bamning,) IW... secs e ces wide suis wthce tie 2-00 
PONV IULLION, 5 ovis we veceeesas Hides dopo 2 OO 
OUT ee E TUT sin 'eled ols bude cos de ci ae doh 2-00 
Bumpus, F. G..... Ropes stra ele ears age 2-00 
MOMIAT, (FVICHATC . 5 6 osc cece ed sols Te ae 2-00 
Buckley, Edward....... Ms cede cledaieode 2.00 
peawpateman,: George Hi. ei... 20 so do cisls die e's 2.00 
MEME oO OLID UKE wc ieleisieré:c'0 0.010 de sldledie eds 2.00 
BemeYy, Matthew... 2000 c00ds helddee de 2.00 
Babcock, Lucretia .....» ected Ate e aah 4.25 
Churchill, J. M. ..... bids’ <'64 so AOU saa 2.00 70.55 
MCUs NEP coc csc estes ae 2.00 
SIMI SAIMI case sc ncee cdseseevede 85.00 
Copeland, Lewis, Estate of..... Pi) ae 
eetand) Charles Le. toad. osc cee cede 2.00 29.75 
Chapman, R..L........ eit eatein stale! ee 2.00 1.70 
Chapman & Strangman.........eccceee 37.40 
Collins, John, Heirs of.......... Siew 
TSS Us i nr 
Chammning, George Geist... ce ctsitisde ste 2.00 47.60 
Snhanning, Charles PB. .. 2006040 si ro ee 2.00 
APTA OITVIAN ie c's vic ¢ 5146's 0 vee stsltice co 2.00 3.40 
EE TESS AIS once: 0 bik ares e)a/ece-ereeiete Rca’ oaths 3.40 
Smee NY 1inIT Es 5.2 sesso woes whale Keo goes 2.00 45.05 
Clark, George W.....-.+ se osiestvinte side 2.00 
MUEATATSITTIGT, ais oc deine slp ve cde siddsieis <a 2.00 
Clark, Thomas..... ola iets se) «veel aietaiane|ovebe 2.00 
Clark, John W...... am # Byes detatbaio.O0 
Clark, George E.........- cress hildiowiady 2.00 
Clark, Samuel..... b aialelsetaioerdie didkccle adds 2.00 
Mime, De O... cccces a ard-sfa\ a tas aaa aa 2.00 209.10 
Caswell, Joseph...... eas cove cide bitten de 
Caswell, Henry P......... cone cleowecas 2.00 
Capen, E. W......2sceceees A ie ae 2.00 21.25 
Wapen, A, Bu. wc. cs cece cccese on idee dels - 2.00 22.95 
CENTS MEGU Scie slurs ciscaieve.«.o.a\c.e stelgiaheaids 2.00 
I ET EG EL! oc c.k » Kelvans. aie 6 lditae vite 2.00 11.90 
Crossman, Nathan..... wae wid oslo we 2.00 12.75 
Srossman, Nathan, Jr. ...-00 els pi aes 2.00 15,30 
MRRITASE POT) (Py no wi0 0.4 aad o chdleicin sine 2.00 
Crossman, Alfred++++....s0ee0e. Datei tebaile« 2.00 1.70 
BeEPEBINOTI,, ALTO 0d se 0.0 0's oie « claldveliee se 2.00 
Crossman, Lemuel......00 sees. woes Bi 2.00 52.70 
Clapp, George W. ccsceecseccccseceres 2.00 3.40 


6.80 
15.30 


51.85 


21.25 
21.25 
12.75 


96.05 
88.40 
118.15 
66.30 
48.45 
73.95 
10.20 
59.50 
26.35 


125.80 
52.70 


119.00 
10.20 


73°10 
47.60 
11.05 
44,20 
48.46 
14.46 


12.75 


46.75 
34.00 


8.80 
2.00 
17.30 
2.00 
2.00 
3.70 
126.10 
2.00 
23.25 
24.95 
14.75 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
4,25 


168.60 
90.40 
203.15 
66.30 
80.20 
77.65 
47.60 
59.50 
26.35 
49.60 
2.00 
131,20 
56.10 
47.05 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
330.10 
10.20 . 
2,00 
96.35 
72.56 
13.06 
58.10 
63.20 
31.75 
2.00 
16.46 
2.00 
101.45 
39,40 


Tax on Tax on 
Poll Tax.| Personal Real Total Tax 
Estate. Estate. 


NAMES. 


ne | 


Crosby, Lucian, Estate of......s.seeeee 8.50 8.50 
Cutting, Cicero.,...cccccece aie sWiare scan e600 5.95 19.55 27.50 
(Cha bbUCcK, GWeB. oes esos oe SON cee sco a e00 85 2.85 
Cunningham, Francis, Estate si Be Spe . 119.85 249.05 368.90 
Cunningham, John A.....eee cree eeccee 2.00 37.40 17.85 57.25 
Cunningham, Arthur..... Seidic.t itiote > 6’ 2.00 2.00 
Cunningham, Edward...... else eooe| 2,00 270.30 | 494.70 | 767.00 
Cunningham, William...... cite sare ss -| 2.00 4,26 12.75 19.00 
Cunningham, James ......ccsccccceees 2.00 2.00 
Cunningham, Patrick......seesseseeee 2.00 2.00 
Chamberlin, John........ aii taiete witletehe. «ete 2.00 §.95 7.95 
Chamberlain, James....... rT riatieyc 2.00 2.00 
Gook, Samuel... cscccccecccccersccce| . 2,00 10.20 40.80 53.00 
Ok, WAtED Te. iccls ces cccctyeceeen see). - 2.00 6.80 8.80 
TOOK HA TLOIMAS fois old's vs 6 awe oeie oe wles'es ! 6.80 6.80 
MOOK PCHATICS © 6 on'n'nls sic cles 0 weidguie cvs |: «te00 2.00 
Corliss, D. G......- Soa Mols isis Sieleterons sie 2.00 1.79 34.00 37.70 
Corliss, D. G. & Corse cccccccccee Teoiee 54.40 34,85 89.25 
Carr, Matthew ....... aieithe fete NAA rs eee 2.00 2.00 
Crowell, Charles W. . in eire Gia cles ize O0 « 2.00 
Craig, John... .ceccsecccesesccvcevcee| 2,00 85 2.85 
Craig, John, Jr. ...0..ee memine eid cia 2.00 13.60 15.60 
Craig, Thomas .....eeeeesesece Beas ah pase 17.85 19.85 
Craig, William....... sine veese™ ere -| 2.00 1.70 3.70 
Craig, James...sseeecess Sates ar essen wecO 2.00 
Chase, L, A...-...- Mee rlaisiow' cisco e Sirois wel OO 1.70 3.70 
Congdon, JameS...-sessceeeees plains sre 2.00 2.00 
Callahan, Thomas. ea ieee 4.25 4,25 
MrAlANON WON s ose es es cess cau cs cass 2.00 2.00 
Channing, Ruth G., Estate apes BR CAABCE 170.00 170.00 © 
Cabot, Walter recat ee Pe rare ne ae 37.40 37.40 
ERTL LGW las a oreia lets, esters v savensis on 2.00 17.00 19.00 
Cary, Geo. B...... Sats eo ain ate volereis tists 18 70 136.85 155.55 
Campion, John P......escecceeecceeee 2.00 85 16.15 19.00 
Chappell, Elisha S......cccescosscccees 2.00 8.50 19.55 30.05 
CLOMMETI TTL DET bce 's'4s arciecetdinieare slettelnre selon GeO 2.00 
Crenser aly see. sees wen otatatoele ae ote e00 2.00 
Cottle, John..... utes Gis adeno eeteet ols 2.00 2.00 
Clifford, Patrick. .«s .E(i viele ss aia pete e tela a0 2.00 
Crowd, George. ...cececcceccosddeccee 2.00 86 17.00 19.85 
Cheney, Ellis S....... ce iele a tina eeen ceneet . 2.00 2.00 
Cheney, R. F...... pevcceee ose see a eee 2.00 
Cheney, R. F. & HE. S. 1... eee eee eee wees 12.75 12.75 
PAIGE MEGAN cietee'e's Gis nee sie oealc atin tone 2.00 2.00 
- Childs, Jerry......cccccccevcvess ed Op eR EL! 2.00 
Carle, E. Biewsecee ee Rae Aitec ste big Glettaca wis 2.00 2.00 
Colman, Lesa 'is os oa ofc piclgieiaaners ACRE 2.00 2.00 
Carey, William.......seeccsece ccceees| . 2.00 ; 2.00 
Crisholm, Donald ss. Jue Soe « cue 3% RA A ee ITE) 2.00 
Gardon, Patrick... <ss.2h .. diem ele 2.00 2.00 
Carney, James.....sccccccccsecscosces 2.00 2.00 
Crimming, Timothy..........+6. BEN chase 2.00 2.00 
MEEPUELL, ENV ELISANIL y 0 oie la'e a ialo.npniaim > lolnic a 'a.0'e 2.00 2.00 
Galiine Bh aticks,.. seis Geis d dixie» a's Giiniireis's 2.00 2.00 
CrawioTd, dsl W oo. sscccerccces Gia etontel in eae 2.00 
COSRIOAATI GCN DL). sie setaces obs anh Leen Rie BO) 2.00 
Clement, Madison..... Wt COC Retell oo ee 2.00 


ATIC GV Dive Runes > vb tales ons he cldete on 2.00 2.00 


Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal 
Estate. 
Drew, Bichard [y.. 2.60 cccccsccsccsess| 2.00 
MOTE AVIONCED soc v sae de esses cesececse| 2.00 
BBO OE A IDCT Es os cset cccccccsscsonescs| 2.00 
Dudley, B. eee 2.00 11.90 
Dudley, J. H.es++ esses eeeeees see eeee 2.00 85 
iilioy. Frank. Meee re oant ce Meets ca eli 200 
Dudley, Hamilton.......sseseceesscees 2.00 
Se CE. yess s'c oaisie cities sacwceece 2.00 196.35 
DUMPIIT COU Cs ceeeccspeccccscdedecess 25.50 
Davis, Mrs. William.......ccecees vows 31.45 
WTI GEG. Wievnsecccsesccscces Pe ee 200 68.00 
Davis, Henry Hu... cee cccesecscscesees| 2.00 37.40 
Davis, Walter S........ Bee se et es ee ee 00 50.15 
Davis, William E.........-cceeees Sd ore od ht 88.25 
Davis, William, Estate of.......ceseees 
Donahoe, Michael... ....ccrccccsccscees| 2.00 1.70 
Davenport, Lewis.....+.ss+e sees Heck ehe 2.00 4,25 
Davenport, Nathaniel T.......---.+--- 2.00 1.70 
Davenport, Henry S...+- ssc. sees eees 2.00 1.70 
Davenport, Lyman... mss. eeeeceeseees 2.00 5.95 
Davenport, Edwin........+0--ee0. eos 2.00 1.70 
Davenport, Miss Ann......--.... re e's 2.55 
Davenport, James D...... see es eres eau 
Davenport, Geo......... SRCOE ORCL SER MOA 85 
Davenport, Jesse..... SPB AOC Sets s POU 
Degen, Chas. R..... Wie ea gceoesse ees 
Dwyer, John. ett secescoceeceveseeee| 2,00 
MOMITEENUICOL VV caso cescteredasscesess| ) 2.00 
Durham, Rolph.....ceeeeseeceseccceee| 2,00 
More, Jobn..... nb Ap-Leos eb © are a eee) pepe ie 
Dustan, J. Fo... cece csceces peace eee 2.00 2.55 
i ES Sees 2.00 
Bolan, James......- eas Ot. |! Sete, be 02D (0) 
Davour, John..... eG cick es seh one ea ae 2.00 
Driscoll, Timothy..... Poe swe a oe as hero 00 
Delacy, Wm.......- ceece cae Saved courshtos O00 
Donovan, Joseph.....- er eg ei etme a 
Donovan, James J......-- SA te it ae te 
Dupee, A. G.....--0--ees Ae Ay eye rn Bae) 
MVAVIS,; ISAAC. 6. ccc vere veces ERP SAD rE: 2.00 
Dillon, Thos...... Be ae aes Cicer aT) 
Dunican, Michael,...... Pb ley, ROhen eet P9700 
Drew, John.......- Pe Bt hhh SRE te 2.00 
Diskin, John.....+ 22 eeoes oereners june ten esGD HzO 
Donovan, Dennis......6+ssceseeceesese| 2-00 
Dyer, W. H.....-- Pave aren evens» 2.00 
Danagin, John....-.eeceeeevececeeeeee 2.00 
Donolly, James....-- AAS AR PR apeer fore ar UL 
Eustis, F. A., Estate of..... AP Py ey aes 11.90 
Beverctt, HAMMEL. occ cnc ccece sees ny Ar 2.00 
MEUeTCtt, p> Aves cacees eeiesoa ae “icine Sree 2.00 
Emerson, Joshua, Estate of.......-- 3 
Emerson, Simeon......-ccccecccsscoes| 2.00 
Emerson, Fanny..-...ccces sesees yc 
Eldridge, Samuel, 2d..... ARAB 5 Mala pae 2.00 60.35 
Eldridge, Mrs. Samuel, 2d.....-. maieies 29.75 
Eldridge, Samuel.......eeerveese eevee) 2,00 
BERTHS PAVIC Ll vis aces ege tcceles'ss oss! ~ 2.00 16.15 


Tax on 
Real 
Estate. 


15.30 


119.00 
25.50 


36.55 
28.05 
79.05 


159.80 
6.80 
41.65 
23.80 
34.85 
76.50 


48.45 


157.25 


11.05 


8.50 


126.65 
16.30 


17.00 
14.45 
2.55 
126.66 


89,25 


Total Tax 


17.30 
2.00 
2.00 

132.90 

28.36 
2.00 
2.00 

234.90 

53.55 

110.50 

70.00 

39.40 

52.15 

40.26 

159.80 

10.50 

47.90 

27.50 

38.55 

84.46 
3.70 

51.00 
2.00 
2.85 
2.00 

157.25 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
4.55 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 

13.05 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 

12.20 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


138.55 
17.30 
2.00 
17.00 
16.46 
2.50 
189.00 
29.75 
2.00 
107.40 


Fitzgerald, John..s+secevccseeccvevces 2.00 


Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal 
Estate. 
Eastman, Sally P........'sv eee. buns os 206.55 
Eager, Thos........ nishtieletere s Ss pale «ae 2.00 6.80 
PE UOECIA TIGUAT cia ce bo swe diee's Ce eletcicws de 2.00 
Bdwards,, Lhomas. . . ss. cee cece 10% Pe ry ee a7) 
Eaton, Edward J....«s0 see Aig AS ee 2.00 11.05 
OMIA SE GLICK 2 ccoc class ace 0 ocho Wale dee ce 2.00 
a LO DCTE « 01.0 ce basa. tae ceees Ske cas 2.00 
Bord; David. ««... Pe es See 2.00 
MOOrG; Liter Acs. gatas nrc cclocsec cece _ 2.00 
CMR MERON TGATITIS PE cory ols adlisters ois ols 0 Cate the He 2.00 40.80 
MAR IBOATL CF OSIAN « 9. 0'e trae Vicin.c seo sigh ves oe 
Faipbank, PierGor s+ aks atin @ olsin ¢ Seep «se 2.00 
Farrington, John, Estate of Sis eal efits oly 3, sSe 
Farrington,-Henry J....cccecsceccesecs 2.00 12.75 
Field, ‘Ebenezer, Estate of..... Didca' che «ide 5.10 
MSG LEE OMIA. c's co 0 o otele 60s 000. 0 06 0.Pue ds 2.00 
Field, Walter..... che eiGeG s c0 «be ete tale 2% 2.00 
BEVCTA, TLCNTY;. aos 00 ree os 20 c cecine disces 2.00 
ETE, FU.E8s. Hist Ae odes crsces alee Hats dis.« fe 11.05 
Berry, Geo. Sindee cons crescccivessswoses 2.00 11.05 
Berry, Wm. -M....cseceeee AB ROE Aer 2.00 5.95 
PCR EWAOTIBA LED. Sa 0 cle. oo 0 00 06 ble 0.cuy dw «as 2.00 
Forbes, John Me. . o.com cones Ys chicwaie ee 2.00 3522.40 
Forbes, R. B..... 4 PRR ee ee Pepe 2.00 532.10 
Are ts al dL tvs create ss oG¥ 20s oda aus 2.00 38.25 
TIME EVV SOT Lg sicte's ais.cis:0cc 0 a 0 ot <ohes dine 52 2.00 161,50 
MOTOCE, WIAICOIIN Whe dee s.0s 04 ¢ oly e va tive ce 2.00 25.50 
Morbes, Ji Murray. 0002+ 600s ois eu veo ce 2.00 242.25 
MOTs © Ose ATINY = o'e- b's 01s 0.0,0.6 6 olpn wats 175.95 
Forbes, Margaret P....cee-cseccesccese 175.95 
Frothingham, E. L.......eeeese aie» os 2.00 3.40 
APPT ORD Ses Ao ole 00 0.0 a b's'0ls 0 divs sto'e 0 2.00 
MBtEL EWN Dd tceetg sacs 54 a'gie arate pe tapers 2.00 85.00 
MST UOOTh MoT fecca ats ba wiaht.ale.ele cie'e ath: dines 2.00 42.50 
BUSI TLEY. PALER c' s\:\ ore s0:0 ors is 0 sathsiteriaaters a 
Frye, Orrin F., Estate Hb BER SET eRe 
Finnagan, Philip. . 2.0 120+ 00% 2 vjswawese 2.00 
Frederick,“ Winco coc0 cscs Lc siafeites ot ala ins) 
Foot, Joseph 2. oes wc cccc ccc ceeaioncs 2.00 
Fitzpatrick, Edward......ecssevceeceee 2.00 
Fitzpatrick, John.... 20. dia <tpvhele’s/e4 2.00 
Fitzpatrick, James....-...eee: Warksle ea 3 2.00 
Feely, Patrick........004- a'aik 5 efateialiota aie 2.00 
MIBNUACAN, SAMES ¢ sins oe ns «00 + vise Gee es 2.00 Rar) 
MMII LOTT, Visio c'e'e 0 0 's\e 5's 6 0 0 5 + Sreibiols «<i 2.00 1.70 
AE RCD Wee oe wis «os oo sis ads clone es 2.00 
ASE SCAT 5 ivcs oh: sb 'c'ers 6.08 pra’ecats aie s'e'6 2.00 
ASL LOTIAS sp aaje'e «cs ds Ph Peet -| 2.00 
RARE MOM atatnle's 25 ja siy s ea 6's ibis 98° 2.00 
MAGTILY, JAMECS% 2 00's wc ce cence omrss eoee| 2.00 
ECT LACUS. ciate tes < ¢ le 0% 0 0 bis abare eee sie’ 2.00 
OE AWE ea. s psu iele.e'a 0 » bee's nets ce 2.00 
Fleming, John......-csccece oes ee wees 2.00 
METI Oa ips '= chix o's (pov ciole's es cycles 2.00 
Forbes, Joseph......+. PE, scwalete tice 2.00 
Farrell IAM CS e's ese > stare oi Ris 3.618 cee ay 2.00 
Flennine LOMAS. oie oe ae ccc cone ween 2.00 


Tax on 
Real 


Estate. 
206.55 


19°55 


17.85 


9.36 


106.25 
17.85 


22.10 
24.66 


32.30 
65.25 
27.20 
17.85 
862.75 
308.55 


42.50 
42.50 
33.16 


62 06 
70.58 

5.10 
62.05 


25.50 


Total Tax 


28.35 
2.00 
2.00 

30.90 
2.00 
2.00 


11.35 
2.00. 
149.05 
17.85 
2.00 
22.10 
14.75 
29.75 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
43.30 
68.30 
35.16 
19.85 
4387.16 
842.65 
40,25 
163,50 
27.50 
244.25 
218.45 
218.45 
38.55 
2.00 
149.05 
115.06 
5.10 
62.05 
2.00. 
2.00 
2.00 
27.50 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
3.70 
3.70 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES Poll Tax.| Personal Real 
Estate. Estate. 
Fahay, John. .....e2eeee cece ceeeeceees 2.00 
Farrell, Michael.......... ast «5h A Pe 2.00 
DUSTITEL) S VV . oo 2 5 clouscisie oo 0 som pie fetes 2.00 5.10 21.25 
RPVPEMATE SRR OUETL « + » cin fe dco one wie obals e008 2.00 85 34.00 
Prepon, Martins. 60. 0.52000 taicecens 2.00 8.50 
BMMIIEPIENY «Ac. a on pc eGo 00 wie eens oo. 2.00 85 16.15 
Gardner, Anthony C.....-sce.ceeceees 2.00 8.50 13.60 
Bemeater ds Ce Wei Ac cscs. cs ces cies pies sees 2.00 
Gardner, Geo, B.....eeeeeeeeeeee iS 6 cies 2.00 
Gannett, 'Geo. KK... sks ecs vcce5 Sst ott 2.00 159.80 110.50 
Gammett, | Samuel... ne cnecce vecccccees 2.00 44,20 128.385 
Gannett, Joy.ces cececcescccenccescces 2.00 3.40 
Rentiever, [sane C..».6 ods cs cne s seed vee 2.00 11.90 26.35 
Green, Geo. W..- +0 e006 00, yale Raye ales 2.00 72.25 16.15 
Green, Anna BR... 0. 120s eeccccecice sons 4,265 
Graver, QIIVET oc. 2 cscs c cece cicccecses 2.00 3.40 
IE ais ia sgs vino po son oe sda soe ms 2.00 85 21.25 
ROP SII NU Dona o a5 oe occ ccs sgbee eons 2.00 
Gaffney, James....seeecccecccccececes 2.00 
Graney, John.....eesseeeeeececcecess 2.00 
Gallagher, Henry......sseeeeeeceeeees 2.00 
Gersey, Benjamin....+-seeeccceecseees 8.50 
Gates, Henry B........eseeeeeeeeeaee, 2.00 
Greenough, Alfred....- Petes Ray Sk ie 2.00 170.00 
Gleason, John....--.eee- Cae ae wie s pine 2.00 
Gilrain, Miles....-s.ecesese oe «Whe s 6p 3 2.00 
Godfrey, Otis.....++sseeeseeeees Be nates 2.00 105.40 171.70 
Godfrey, Lester N....... SS che aah PME 
Gray, 'Thomas.....- Wind's © ga aie o'ais nS cv onis 2.00 
Gamble, Thomas. ..cosssccecs csceesoes 2.00 
Grant, Wesley M.......sseeeenerevers 8.50 
Houghton, Jason, Estate of.........+--- 39.95 
Houghton, Geo. D....- essere ececcenees 2.00 3.40 
Houghton, Jason.......se sees eeeeeeees 2.00 
Houghton, Geo. W..--e eee ee cece cncces 2.00 61.00 
Houghton, EH. W....-seeeee ceceece ees 2.00 1.70 
Houghton, Mrs. Ellen............. aa 22.10 
Holmes, C. C.....--«. SRS INE EAE pe A PEAT 76.560 59.50 
Holmes, Abraham .......---++0- SAAS 2.00 85 17.85 
Holmes, Abraham, Jr....-cceceess OF PEM) 
Hall, Geo. W...--cecseses PAR Tae 2.00 94.35 62.05 
Hamilton, Geo. W..c.ccscccessccccces 2.00 21.25 
Hollis, Thomas......csccescecsscecees 2.00 167.45 90.10 
Hollis, Thomas, Jr... ..eeeseeeeee Hae 2.00 8.50 
MIMD, OAS ihcis se 3 5 )n 2 516 i000 2 650 OTs eas 2.00 5.10 19.55 
Hicks, David G..... ccc vccecvcece Daniel) oie. 00) 4.25 87.55 
Hicks, Wm. H.....-.2ceccccccscscscces 4,25 
Hicks, Frank G....,.c00ceccccccecseres 2.00 
Hollingsworth, Amor, Estate of........- 5.95 
Hollingsworth, Zachary T........++---- 68.00 
Hollingsworth, A. L..--- ee2e essen eeeee 9.00 130.05 866.35 
Tlollingsworth, Geo.....--.++-+- Sp See A 113.90 49.30 
Howe, Joseph N., Estate of........-+-- 99.75 
Phaven, GeO, osc o0cc cscs ce cece deaceses 2.00 4 7.65 
Haven, Joseph.......eeee Rae oS See 2.00 8.50 
Hinckley, Thos. H......--..eeeee Wve ts 2c 00 45.05 48.45 
Hunt, Chas. K...-..-e0- SEP eer mana | 0200 4,25 55.25 


Total Tax 


8 


pS 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal Real |Total Tax 
Estate. Estate. 

Hunt, Thomas, Hstate of......-ccee cece 17.00 17.00 
PIMIIIG, Gl CFGMITAL Lc ose le cus come ss Paes ele 2.00 22.95 19.65 44.50 
Partita Ire Wigs ssc < cies sss sc csleclees's 2.00 7.65 9.65 
Piunti Charles: C.... =. sss Release <a 2.00 10.20 12.20 
PUT cee ciel e e506 eras es Re oie oe 2.00 8.50 10.50 
Hamt, Wm. M.. 2 cceees Sdeeeeeee ee sss 2.00 79.90 116.45 198.35 
Hastings, N. W...22ccccccsccvcccccess 2.00 12.75 14.76 
Hayward, J. D......seeeee Geka arses s 54 2.00 73.10 141.95 207.05 
Haley, Michael......2.s.eeeeee. ee EE 2.00 /\# 200 
Hoye, James..... SCE ROC OI) BOODE Baa oe eld 4.25 6.25 
Higgins, John... cccccecsccvessscseeee 2.00 1.70 5.10 8.80 
TISNIMEN WAY) TAS... sweets cose oe eee 27.20 | 349.85 | 3876.55 
Hibbard, Albert B...-scccecceeoce eta ee ball 2.00 
rar, COUNTS ess 6.0.0's AAPA gee dete 2.00 2.00 
Hansbury, Patrick.....ssssesccccscees 2.00 85 2.85 
Harvey, Wm....ccececseccecee Weteas és 2.00 2.00 
PPCUAGU SSNs Ns 5 sak ¥ sles etm eels eels ess se 2.00 2.00 
Hebard, Lovett. ...ces.ccecscsoees Meee ee e.00 2.00 
Hayes, Cornelius.....-sssceecceceees | 22,00 2.00 
Higley, Thos... .cscccseseccscescccvens 2.00 2.00 
PINWeES, esse bese nie ote's oie Gos vaeechiek 2.00 2.00 
Hammer, J. F......; eee ee aie ate) Mee OO 2.00 
Hayden, Peter............ Serie: Cone ce 2.00 2.00 
Harold, Hugh..... Be elathis tt als aeherete ats coets 2.00 2.00 
Hockaday, Wm........... ERI OO REI 2.00 85 2.85 
PEW ER AGA hc c'c se se a's s a's sles eles o's 2.00 2.00 
Hopkins, E. F....ee esse eeee SiO OIC 2.00 2.00 
THERE AR Lia's a 5c sos cc's eeelcls «a0 ects e 3's 2.00 2.00 
Hickey, Jas.....°*+**° vse sneiste ae SCOR 2.00 2.00 
Hunt, Geo. W...«-- airteniore.s Diarcteciaie in oi 2.00 2.00 
Heath, Judson.....-. See vereiaie eae est 222.00 2.00 
Haskell, Randall R...... a kina wielnts arene S's 2.00 2.00 
Hooper, Alfred....... AAS ete wine siete 2.00 2.00 
Hanson, Wm,....-- Sa cae eee elects st 2.00 2.00 
Harvey, Wm..-ccccccccccceeseccescss| 2,00 2.00 
Hall, A. C..... etal ia cats ules oatecaele'as 2.00 2.00 
Jonson, GAlfred 1.3. \. ac se es ce hie Syd pete Al!) 85 23.80 26.65 
Johnson, Chapman....++sececesesceces 2.00 2.00 
Joice, Coleman.....+...ees eee met a,c dé fNee 00 85 6.80 9.65 
JORGE STE ALTICK vies 6 ow oleae sasictees ies} as00 5.95 7.95 
Jenkins, Wm....... Bera g othe ¢ matats na A 19.55 19.56 
Johnson, Arthur,...0.scce ee. oe ek 2.00 2.00 
Jewett, Jonas W....- Pitas alate are res een 2.00 
Kinsman, Adolphus...e+-seeceeceseees 2.00 85 13.60 16.45 
Kennedy, James L.......-+. cate tee a 2.00 5.10 75.65 82.75 
Kendall, Henry A.........-. Be ne sheen et 10.20 10.20 
Kendall, BH. J... 2 cccess etaltatectaiae aeons 2.00 1.70 13.60 17.30 
Mendall, Chas: C....6.- ccc once sccwocs 15.30 15.30 
Kendall, Mary and Augusta.........-.. 5.95 5.95 
ridin VN Rg 4 9a ii 2.00 33.15 35.16 
Kendall, Wm. I..... PS tis oe ole eas 2.00 2.00 
Kelley, Francis......+- ieee he Giteie's 2.00 85 9.35 12.20 
Kidder, Henry P........ Peertas i ces 87.40 | 225.25 | 262.65 
Kahler, John... 2c ccccccccesvcce. OA geet 9.35 22.10 33.45 
KGlana AICS oe dso cccstcewecee cues ee ss 2.00 2.00 
Keating, John........ Salen meet sevice sls.s 2.00 2.00 


Kersey, Michael ...eeseeseceecesveceee! 2,00 2.00 


Kelley, Chas. F...cccsccccessonpocce oe 
Meyho, Thos.........ccccces a6 pp eemes 
Kettell, Thomas.........0. Cavers ees 


PeMPCHETY TAMUEL, . ps ccleces cvppee ence 
Littlefield, Samuel, Jr.......ccccecvees 
Asttlefield, Samuel, 2d... 2.225 000.0 ea acs 
MEeTIOLIT.) SOUT 5 vo coe ects be seep ie cece 
Iutieneld, Samuel FE, .....cscccesscccce 
MeeeIOU PONT (750s ccc cscs soossccess 


2 OPUS Geawasie es caress os 
Littlefield, Henry W....... Heuszogesess 
Lary, Richard -. PUaccDbicscp cepe ss 
Lary, Augustus..... res wales cpleeae ee © 
Lyon, Reuben, Estate Bea Been da ai 
Leeds, Henry M.......2... eo cccecccccs 
OMNES SPOUTS Wis cosiccccnessces a as a's 
MET RUIOO Wh icc csc clvcs seven sucess bo 
BaPTICS, LNOMABS 06 bocce cece cens segs se 
Mayes, COMNelius. ..2.ecccccccccsccenee 
Leavitt, Mary E....ccee..ceeee Sse ewe 
MEE, INV UNS PY « o'g cides oo o's 0 sp ecpae ane 


Leavitt, PA UDIONPLaciee © o's sce @eseeoeeaeveee@ 
Lovering, F. TNs AA ORAS og ap Sai ty ee ae 


EMER STILICT L50'c vse s 6 dies 4.0 bc 0's cb pievep oe 
Laffy, Patrick...... Sivpiein opie sa maa/e s © s 
Leary, Daniel ....,..... cant pies a 
OU: Un ae Pe eet cole vise ss 
MME AMETICU Cs ols 5 p< o's o's o.6 ec cepa'e'e ot 
PTR MICHACl os oe pace ose ae seats awe 


EE NIDCTINGL OL occsc cess epccesnees es 
METERS NGI hav! a e's o's sds als boc.sp ¢ tps 


TMWTCNCC, JON. 0.0000 sec ce ccccsece es 
Lefever, Maximilian...... eek ee eats 
Rp MEMMAESCTIOITIN o.5 cass sec epics ce pess ce 
PIMC SA TOO) Pacccgc sce vecovseses Sista ate 
Libby, Charles....scescocesececscvcses 
Lunt, Harris. ......- Re rrrey cesepeccee 
EET TENWLILIAYY. sg: o'chc s'e'e's @ ipso clas eee 3 
Logan, George...... Siena e's wslsip ses op cs 
PPANETCCT, JAMES. scccsccvesscccssece es 
Langreen, Hantz.....-eec. See eee 
RATE ECO vis 'sin'etis parce «4 Oop whe ema’ 
Loffee, Thomas....... occ ccrcoccecccecs 
MME POON y cy vue des ds 6 cope ceeep's 
SUE WGTH, ODT css 50 95 a5 wemceeees Pte es 
Mrvers, JODN, Or,.. os ee cess aaa we preese 
Mewors, Pamuel Gi... 6s see es eles bese 
Martin, N. C., Estate of. her eugeepacsines 
Martin, Henry Bi... sloscescosete esis 
Martin, J. Wesley. ...0ceessce.es. eeeve 
EMECATI Nh Ehs'els do's ose AS ie S atatninte 
IMS LURIU AS vs cee dirais se o's ccceuaeae 
EE OI aig gt hn sig vee o'o'ealaltes 
ETB OCT IS 4 Die Oe SS ea ae afeta‘s 
MecWhirk, John..... Sis aes ae ee eats 
MieWhirk, ‘Mrs. Sarah.....0 socces Are 


MEMES ONIE EE Sea cuts cos slates cs aos 
B 


x on 


Ta 
Poll Tax.| Personal 


Estate. 


Tax on 
Real 


Total Tax 


—_— | | | 


2.00 


20.40 


1,70 
4,25 
17.00 


1.70 
43,35 


102.00 


22.10 


12.75 
11.90 


129.20 
85 


68.00 


156.40 


12.75 
167.45 


12.75 
9.35 


53.55 


8.50 


39.10 
98.60 


22.95 


30.60 
8.50 
5.96 
4.25 

71.40 

52.70 
4,25 

77.85 


147.35 


10 


Lae Or 


Tax on 
NAMES Poll Tax.| Personal 
Kstate. 

Morison, Robert 8..-...+- Or ane ERIS sta 2.00 
McGue, James...-.-+ cece cece cceesccss 2.00 85 
McDermott, Michael.....-.eeeseseeeees 2.00 
MeDermott, Timothy........ee cece vee 2.00 
McDermott, Thomas.....-..-+ +. efeitos. 2.00 
McDermott, Patrick.....-.+eeeeee peeve t Eexsu) 
McDermott, John.....seceecescceccces 2.00 
McDermott, Barnard .......+--+- Ease 2.00 
McRay, Patrick ...-.+seeeeeeees eases) eos00 3.40 
McRay, Richard......-.s+eeeeeeeesees 2.00 : 
Mahoney, John...-+eseeeeeeeeeeeecees 2.00 
Mahoney, Michael ........++ eee eeeees 2.00 
Mealy, Patrick. .....seeseeeecceens i ee ATi) 
McCormick, Cornelius......sseeeeeeees 2.00 
Manion, BernarG...+eseeeeeesceeeeeers 2.00 
McCue, Patrick. .....e.eeseseseee seperelmes00 
McCue, Thomas....--sseccscecseececs 2.00 
McCue, Martin.... ...-ceeecee HEARS 2.00 
Mooney, John....sseceecececesececess 2.00 
Mandeville, James, Estate of ....+++eee- 
Mills, Chas. B......---- ASS Ot, fOr ae 2.00 
McGowan, James....--esesseeceeevcecs 2.00 
McGowan, Timothy....eeseseeeeeseees 2.00 
Morrisey, Michael......-- eee eeees Sua OF 
Morrisey, James...+++seeeeeeeceeeecess 2.00 
Mullen, Michael.......ceecerecccecees 2.00 
Munroe, W. W...--eeceeeeeeees rics oe Meas UU 
Merrill, W. W.-. eee eeeeee SR ee oe 2.00 
McDonald, Edward W idan Saniserets cose | mec 
Murphy, Dennis......-- Coe a ménsles o's 8 2.00 85 
Murphy, Michael....-+--+seeees pale cess 2.00 
Mansur, Samuel W.::-:> Beets atheie neta WE OD 
Madden, John.....ssesececcscceeceees 2.00 
Morton, Patrick....-.-.++- La hapoae cpouleae sO 
McGee, Andrew...++-seeeee ates aus 2.00 
Marden, Samuel ...-sseeeesceeeseceeees 
Moulton, Daniel... ....seeeeeees are aintes 
McManus, Daniel....--eeeeeeeeeeecees — 2.00 
McCuller, John.....cccesscccccccccees _ 2,00 
Moshier, Charles....-esseeceesecceee -| 2.00 
Morse, Andrew...ccevcoccescseee, Pes RAS 114] 
McKennon, Daniel......sseeeeseceeres 2.00 
Mitchell, James....seeeseceees Eaves 2.00 
McQuinn, Thomas.....seeeeesccecceces 2.00 
McClennon, Wilson.....-... eginae eee 2.00 
McKenry, Peter....+.++sseeceeeerecces 2.00 
Morton, Ellis S.... cee eee cece cece cees 2.00 8.50 
Moulton, A. W....-cccccescecccccces 2.00 
Middleton, Charles W......- ee aitaetrate acl 
Mylan, Michael...-......-- see eseeeee 2.00 
McDonald, Roland....... Artes fp ee, Ce eI) 
Mahoney, M. G.....ceeeeeeeecececcece 2.00 
McDonald, William.....---..eeeeceeees 2.00 
Minot, William, Jr., Trustee of Heirs of 

S. K. Bayley Estate....-.sseeeseees 253.30 
Nute, Joshua... e.cesececccees i Oe 2.00 685 
Nute, Charles H...... picts win’ Shey ey oe ALY 
Nutter, John Lewes. cn eeee cece erecces 2,00 


Tax on 
teal 
Estate. 


13.60 


12.75 


27.20 


5.10 
11.06 


43.35 


16.15 


Total Tax 


2.00 
12.20 
7.10 
7.95 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
13.90 
13.90 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
15.60 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
12.75 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
11.35 
30.05 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
5.10 
11.05 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
53.85 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


253.30 
19.00 


2.00 
2.00 


11 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal Real |Total Tax 
Estate. Estate. 

Nutter, Abigail......cesseccees ere 4.25 9.35 13.60 
PERE eETIC ATCO. Wile sikc a vecsie. Cha venve 2.00 9.365 384.00 45.35 
UII PONTE Dele os ce ese yieslet¥ceeece 2.00 18.70 26.36 47.05 
Nolan, Christopher...... Va seis seieere sem © 2.00 2.00 
DMP RICHUEL 5 5: 4.,'r ofe's v0 001.5 voslaepees 2.00 2.00 
POU ee Ais osc'ctesle crete cls sceken 2.00 2.00 
DUMP TUL a). cece a'cls se sivccesdmign sss 2.00 2.00 
ete) WEALIGIN He vis dein cs eee nce a seus 2.00 16.15 78.20 96.35 
ES TEC as cicisidia'n ee 'eee eed elecus's 2.00 2.00 
DRMRUIAQHAT, COMEIUS so delscce cccet aces 2.00 2.00 
O’Callahan, Cornelius, Jr......2. eeeees 2.00 2.00 
PEE TUR IIT s sie enitele oie Seed dae seis 2.00 2.00 
Penniman, George........+6. a Vesiesls © sla 2.00 55.25 53.55 | 110.80 
Piper, Lemuel... .scccsecsesvesscoees 2.55 2.55 
EEOC ah cb ccd oes secs oois'e'o oe 6 2.00 95.20 38.25 135.46 
EOC et Ted Fe a'se sc ecg ees Flee ae Sars 2-00 2.00 
tere HOR oo 6.00 a's civic coc wdelvcees 2.00 eval) 28.05 31.768 
EE PUL IGKECT S ba c'yio-n'vgica'sie eels secs ors 2.00 8.50 10.50 
EFI Ce elas ss sin )vialw iste 005% 6 0'% 0 sea 2.00 5.10 65.45 72.65 
Pierce, Oliver, Estate of........0. ee 8.50 8.50 
DEPP L SWAT ULL ies s's's.cle-c'<e ¢ o vuwele ase. 2.00 66.30 75.65 143.95 
MEPERSOUIT boise sicls esis s'isie's veivitec ese 2.00 2.00 
Beene PCHATC Loy o's w b'v'e's cu e'se eyivia eee 2.00 11.90 13.90 
‘Payson, George A......s.cseesseesenees 2.00 203.15 | 114.75 319.90 
MPSA Y Oe Wie ctesscvesccevncdeenes 2.00 134.30 170.00 | 306.30 
Payson, Miss Annie R,..........- Beaten 178.50 178.50 
BEER INALNGTI o srlc dcs’e sce ctece sss Ws 5 acid 2.00 85 10.20 13.05 
0 SDE (8 § 0 ee ee a eae 2.00 437.75 55.25 495.00 
RU ECORV TLTIATIN «oie <0 cle ce weg e clea nie o'Se 5 2.00 2.00 
MEPORDIOLSOT «o's ce sd cece ess chetse nhs 2.00 2.00 
EE IOS ties ga Sa Seah GacOG 11.90 13.90 
MR OEOT SONS, dT. sate se Sees s civice see's 2.00 2.00 
Roeser eward CO. c sab ecce tc ce ecles sete 2500 8.50 10.50 
Perry, William H.....sssseesecceccoseees| 2.00 2.00 
Perry, William H., 2d....... Sate Rees 2.00 2.00 
Patterson, Thomas. ....c.ccccsenes Rely Oy Sa LY, 2.00 
Patterson, John. .6..+ e+ arte tie sales 2.00 2.00 
MEMETETROIL.! JAINCEs < acces ce ccacdaeat sees 2.00 2.00 
Page, John.....++e+- wee ste ee al alee 2.00 2.00 
Pattendrich, W..... Ae SOs ha 2.00 2.00 
Packard, James H.....cscscsccccescces 2.00 2.00 
Patten, E. H...... wikis kinked ate! sles ein's ett a. 00 2.00 
Quilty, Jeffrey.....eeeeeresvece cosseee| 2.00 2.00 
Quilty, Patrick......sseseccescees arate, 200 2.00 
DEPART) OLY sb os vi e's parc S's «wa ple kas ss 2.00 2.00 
Quincy Granite Rail Way Company .. 43.35 43.35 
Raymond, George....seeeeeeeeee alee 2.00 4,26 46.75 53.00 
Raymond, Osgood..... neh 00's i gteiatalnle 6 2.00 2.00 
Raymond, Albert T.......-- esse eeeees 2.00 2.00 
Reynolds, Patrick, Estate of...... i aielos© 85 5.95 6.80 
Ryan, Timothy...... we eereres CS satexes | 2.00 85 9.35 12.20 
Ruggles, Philarmon-.... she'd sateen anaes 2.00 2.00 
Ruggles, T. Edwin....s.seeeeeeseceees 2.00 15.30 104.55 121.85 
BHSEI, LORE: (Fs ea viele vss wid Meda eae 23.80 23.80 
Russell, Jonathan....secssevvceecerees 510.00 | 6510.00 


12 


Tax on Tax 
NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal Beal? Total Tax 
Estate. Estate. 


Russell, Henry S....eccscseccccsccess 


2.00 396.95 870.40 | 1269.35 
Hussell, J, Hives. ee loss cee occ crecds] 2:00 | 2.00 
Russell, George S...e. esse seee Sores tel Ceeee 2.00 
Reed, John P...... sta checte cee bet \eeOU 8.50 10.50 
Reed, Edwin V. R.....---- § Bec nek 2.00 4,25 9.35 15.60 
Reed, Warren, Estate of....eccceceseece 107.10 107.10 
MIOeIOMT Listes de ccvccecdecssoreses] as0U0 2.00 
LECCE IILAIT Less slo's <0 ence olen Dis Se LeU 2.00 
Ee EDT DUC seercicscerescssses sep es 10.20 | =: 10.20 
Reed, Rachel. .cecderececcccdecscccvere 23.80 23.80 
EOE IOROING as e's tec cs'e se es be wee aastht. ae0U 85 37.40 40.25 
Reed, Benjamin, Estate of.. cites sts 25.50 25.50 
Rooney, John . Seve ctcasertneeietes fou 07.00 5.95 7.95 
Rotch, Benjamin 6...--.ecceeceevecece 81.45 | 3389.15 | 370.60 
Royal, D. C...2 cece ec ccc codeccsssecee|: 2,00 2.00 
ALULC IS J CANINA 5 «+0 + »-p's 0.0.0.0 a's POSS: 143.68 143.65 
Rand, John, Hatate of-citbcicielst2escs 10.20 10.20 
iin Pas ec cece ocWests beets 5.10 5.10 
Robbins, James M....--ecccseccceccece 2.00 181.90 264.35 448.25 
Richards, Reuben A...--eccecescees Ay 127.50 127.50 
Richards, R. A. and E. P. White........ 8.50 8.50 
Randlett, George W..--ccccececceeeees| 2.00 8.50 8.50 19.00 
Randlett, F. E..... Pe ce Cis cae eee eT Ee eO 2.00 
Hoot, W. H. Beccces vcccsecdccecssccce 2.00 7:65 11.05 20.70 
Rrperee BL tas seccsnssciicetsrtscec] | St0o 10.20 12.20 
Roberts, William H..222.2....523s eee) 2.00 85 2.85 
MEIDDATOSGH. Ti sDce foe ceces testes tees] | 2500 2.00 
MODCAON, VWs Fusestsccecnastcccsescces| 2:00 1124.55 230.35 | 1356.90 
Reardon; Cornelius: :si...sceecsscccee| 2200 2.00 
Richardson, Benjamin.....-+eeccoeeees| 2-00 2.00 
Robertsoh, James'B...coceodecscsccess| 2:00 2.00 
Rooney, Timothy......+-ees- spenesse tl pte 2.00 
Rowe, Luther Bees. tts seedos sss cese| 2.00 2.00 
Richardson, S, W.iscccccccdccscsccess| 2.00 86.70 88.70 
BOOM CGAMIES Haveksccsscesdueracavacel es00 1.70 12.76 16.45 
Snow, Elbridge..... ye. kt Ares ws ih i elt 1.70 6.10 8.80 
Snow, William A....... Ae Bear 2.00 2.00 
Snow, Albert......- Ne PIT CIAL Id pee AY 2.00 
SNOW, H; Gece vedece NAPS Oey corset oF; 2.00 2.00 
Swift, William P..... a ate wir 4, Sees. doer e008 4,25 6.25 
Swift, John, Estate of.....eseeccseocsel . 71.40 71.40 
Swift, Elizabeth R...... BP dita yee ee i 34,00 34.00 
Sumner, Lemuel...-csecceccsecccevces 14.45 14.45 
Sumner, Stephen....--.sseeeeees eeetac |) 2000 2.00 
Sumner, Jabez....++seeee set siatate te ob5% 456.45 89.25 545.70 
Sumner, Rufus P......cooctececsestee| 2,00 &.10 99.45 | 106.56 
Sumner, R. W.....-- AA eK: Spee Nal EY) 1.70 15.30 19.00 
Summer, Gilbért..i..ceccccdeescecsesee| 2:00 6.80 8.80 
Sumner, James....eecessccecsecees ee eR 2.00 
Sumner, Frank......-++- eeepene ses] a 2euO 4,25 6.25 
Sullivan, Owen.....+e+-ee- Scentrere ond) “ORCU 2.00 
Stanton, John... cecccccccecececccees 2.00 2.00 
Sheldon, O. E........ OES ORCr ay fick Oe ah) 191.26 64.40 | 247.65 
Sias, Joseph...esecsecceccceccessceese| 2:00 3.40 48.45 53.85 
Sias, Eliphalet...+.ssseeveserecceeeees| 2.00 11.90 80.60 44.50 
Sias, John.....-. oa eeetéls css esa waem se] SneeUG 6.10 45.99 53.00 
Sias, John Fiance isncevecesccscescencne| 2000) 5.96 ° 7.95 


Sias, William Hosceeesececscecevvevees 2.00 2.00 


13 
Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal Real /|Total Tax 
Estate. Estate. 

Sias, George W...seseeccecceeves ED diy A eae 2.00 
Simmons, Joseph...sesceesedsscoceceee 2.00 85 8.50 11.35 
Simmons, Sylvanus...... Ge s cae e ns -| 2.00 85 17.00 19.85 
Skinner, George...... Meas en bbitececl 2:00 2.55 12.75 17.30 
Skinner, Otis A...s2ccceres a4 vas vese)  &-O0 2.00 
Sangston, James..s.cecscecssesccsoeee| 2.00 2.00 
Sullivan, John...... OF MAP ee is vas | 2.00 4.25 6.25 
Shaw, John O.s..ccsedeccccevedvssveses 79.05 | 79.05 
Shaw, John A..... eT re Rare ies eoe| 2.00 8.50 6.80 17.30 
Smith, John M..... Bich b ccs acess bss en UU 9.35 11.35 
Scofield, A. and EH... ssc cescccssceces 147.90 23.80 171.70 
Scannell, D. O.....-. 7 Peele ST ee te 2.00 1.70 7.65 11.35 
Beriter, LW iso svescccccctsccecccdes 2.00 6.80 39.10 47.90 
Shute, Isaac.....++se- Le TE oe ae eon 2.00 60.15 23.80 75.96 
Sigourney, H. H. W......- Phe isis CU 15.30 60.15 67.45 
Shaw, J. Yiwsscccsecs Reise cb hed be od as 2.00 2.00 
Silsbee, Nathaniel...+..-..-00. Seestss 2.00 527.85 94.85°| 624.20 
Silsbee, Nathaniel, Trustee.....s+s.es6- 115.60 115.60 
Safford, Nathaniel F........ LC AMENS 38 05 2.00 48.45 183.60 234.06 
Safford, N. M......seeee. te et ey a 2.00 8.50 10.50 
Scolly, Michael...+....ssseceeesssecses 2.00 2.00 
Singleton, Patrick...... Sale raesahale aset 2500 9.00 
Sweeney, Danicl......-...00. d#eVacdess | 2.00 2.00 
Shedd, Frank E....... Sts tc meee vet 2.00 2.00 
Simpson, Albert.....-ceseeseeosseceee| 2,00 | 2.00 
Stephens, Fitz H:.......seeseecesscsee| 2.00 .80 47.60 50.46 
Sanford, Calvin.....sccccceces tutes ctes] 2,00 2.00 
Severance, B. F......- efolats yh ok a beches 2.00 2.00 
Skurry, Patrick........-+-- wh sak ts ates 2.00 2.00 
Sloan, Benjamin......seseccceeeeeeeee| 2,00 2.00 
Somes, Samuel §....... avcabe 44% E nahios 2.00 2.55 4.56 
Shephard, Daniel....... er Pe See ee 2.00 2.00 
Simson, Camillus..ie.esseeeeses "Fee 2.00 2:00 
DANCETSs os coceccsecs DPA Pe 2.00 2.00 
Shield, George. .c-esccsseccccscesccnes 2.00 2.00 
Sheldon, H. H....- seebus ae et sie Sh sre 2.00 2.00 
Stahl, J. Hiss. ccssedeccee ssvtecver| 2,00 2.00 
Scott, T. M.....- hata oa cate 6 sale Da chiens 2.00 2.00 
Stevens, H. M...s-seveccseecvsecccecs 2.00 2.00 
Sanford, F. Hass 3 08 e@eeeveeaen een,toesoe 2.00 2.00 
Scully, John...... Se ee Pee See ee 2.00 2.00 
Stephens, Nehemiah. ..+--+eeseee w oniees 2.00 8.50 10.50 
Tufts, Ephraim, Estate .....-++.--+- 5 46.75 46.75 
Taylor, Charles....- stale Sis ee ORE Pa 2.00 42.50 15.30 59.80 
Thayer, Jason....+- Pee oh <i is clare s 2.00 2.55 4.55 
Thayer, H. F..... Lnciedia spc) 9 hey Se ate-s's 42.50 42.50 
Thayer, James B,....--+eeeees coveee «| 2.00 55.26 40.80 98.05 
Thayer, James B., Trustee.....+++- eats 15.30 15.30 
Tilden, John H....seevcce cece cceescees 2.00 17.85 19.85 
Twombly, J. F..... 98 tins ole w AM Rln'g.T «> 2 2.00 81.60 63.76 147.35 
Twombly, Albert T...<.... a SR a RR 2.00 
Tileston & red ye ae aba obo att Baics 06 565.25 363.60 | 918.85 
Todd, R. M..... ee Scheie ace), 2.00 138.55 41.65 182.20 
Thompson, Mary 1 M. ee hee |" Pe ae 60.35 336.60 396.95 
Teele, Albert K...e sees cevccecsesc vee 2.00 2.55 33.15 37.70 
Trow, Mary...--scccscecctevccccecers 12.75 12.75 
Trow, Frank H. Sieh ve aoe ae woah cee |- 2,00 2.00 


Tucker, Stephen Pivkes eoee se eeeesoeoee 2.00 163.00 66.30 221.30 


14 


Tax on 
NAMES Poll Tax.| Personal 
Kstate. 

Tucker, Elijah..... Pome ewtis rene sce 2.00 107.10 
‘Tucker, Betsey .-+-+eeeeeeeees Sey hisses 34.00 
Tucker, Mary, Estate of.....++-- siete a ete 
Tucker, Stillman L....+....-2-+- Sete etn at? #00 18.70 
Tucker, Herbert B.....-.eseeeees Gen d ette-200 
Tucker, Stillman A....-.-.eeee- NiO Se: 2.00 
Tucker, Atherton.....seccseseecs Se aedei 00 
Tucker, James.....+ceeeveee SGciocip op 2.00 85 
Tucker, Nathan, Estate of.......- Peicc ts 54.40 
Turker, Maria Ro. <2 ec2e aye reet elec’ a 11.90 
Tucker, John A...... Rog ciiiniates 676.5. sie eed. O0 4.25 
Tucker, David W.....+++s+0% See Neel 2.00 82.30 
Tucker, Charles, 2d..... ee ie vasenae att 
MPMICKEr Mile Ads c.csace ccsataecsececsss 2.00 
Tucker, Mary E. and Katie E.....-...- : 11.05 
Tucker, Charles. ......eseeseee. site ce. a8 2.00 4.25 
MPOUMANS PONT 65.0 ccc scec cess eewecsce 2.00 11.90 
Tarbox, Geo. W.--+- ees AOS LAr rye oe 2.00 30.60 
Triggs, George W..-+e sees eeee ees osove} 7? 2.00 
Troy, John......sseeeeeees ‘eestor 2.00 
Troy, Daniel.......sseeeesers bteleetas ore 2.00 
Morrence, Davide... ...0sccesceessesess| 4200 
Torrence, John...+.ccesees Cie Sete ties 2.00 
Travers, JaMeS..-ccesevece hs SLE 2.00 
Travers, Michael....-+.esees nrettealas Te 2.00 
Travers, Frank...... Ge Uikit cieictee wee eee ape OD 
Thomas, Peter. ....-csercecvceses ahh Ve 
Thompson, Frank. ....--.seeeeeees PES et 
Thompson, George T’,..-+-+eseeeeseeeees 2.00 
Townsend, H. G.....-cceceee Pica eee 2.00 
Townsend, C. M..ecesecevccceee So tete 2.00 
Upton, George B.....-- e adiaeele lee yes sera 2.00 85.00 
Vose, George.-.eceecevees wigees bas ee'e's 2.00 16.15 
Vose, Sarah. ....0vccsccceccccccccscccs 32.30 
Vose, Aaron D..cc.ececceecccsces Aa aa 2.00 5.95 
Vose, Aaron W....eeseecceeees een ais 2.00 
Vose, Josiah, Estate of.......+.. We else's 8.50 
Vose, Joshua W.....0e cece Oy Neale s etatete 2.00 32.30 
Vose, Jesse, Estate of.....-.-- Eke ore 45.90 
Vose, John...... cL che cat atarhs © aatet 8.50 
Vose, Mary E......-++eee- Ro waiea' cs ste oe 
Vose, Matilda.....-cessccecceoes AN 
Vose, Milward......eseeess Sects hate ettiote 2.00 
Vose, Henry W..---ce cece ceeccncececs 2.00 
Vose, Charles...+.sseeesevcceccccece 2.00 
Wadsworth, T. T....scs eee Pee o otates2.00 8.50 
Wadsworth, Charlotte........e.- ee se Ss 37.40 
Wadsworth, Josiah... ..-.scccesese reels 200 
Wadsworth, Charles......... hater et Re Td 1.70 
Wadsworth, Edwin-D.....esccc.ceceess| 2.00 58.65 
Watson, Robert S,....eeccccceee wees. | Haan 200.60 
Watson, Re Clifords cs csccccces eoccvoe| tau 
Watson, Patrick....cessecss-n-cee cece 2.00 
Whalan, James... cessseecvecvcecsececs 2.00 2.55 
Whalan, John.......se. oles othe eemee S Mee 
Whalan, Thomas...seesseesssssccveres 2.00 


Tax on 


Real 


Estate. 
66.30 


10.20 
10.20 
17.00 

6.80 


10.20 
57.80 


22.10 
113.90 
60.35 


11.90 
55.25 
33.15 

8.50 


45.05 
44,20 
32.30 


55.25 
27.20 
22.95 


15.30 
34.85 


69.70 
27.20 
57.80 
17.85 
42.50 
121.55 


6.80 
22.10 


Total Tax 


175.40 


44.20 
10.20 
37.70 
8.80 
2.00 
2.00 
13.05 
112.20 
11.90 
28.35 
148,20 
60.35 
2.00 
11.05 
18.15 
69.15 
65.75 
10.50 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


87.00 


63.20 
76.50 
40.25 
2.00 
63.75 
61.50 
68.85 
8.50 
15.30 
34.85 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


80.20 
64.60 
59.80 
21.55 
103.15 
324.15 
2.00 
8.80 
26.66 
2.00 
2.00 


15 


———— eee ooo 


Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal 
Estate. 

Whalan, Patrick.....-ccssccsececccece 2.00 
West, Charles G..... Pea weates sos Deere oO 
Webster, J. R., Trustee... esse scccaces 90.10 
Webster, Joseph Ri... esse ee eesec ce veces 
Webster, Horatio........ eee Eee 2.00 5.95 
Ware, Jonathan, ....0.cccceseccccesecs 2.00 283.90 
Ware, William.......... Pectectpenraates s «| 2.00 14.45 
PV AEE, TLOTACE Hh... 2. cece cece ss ovescece 2.00 4,25 
Byare, William KR... cece ce ees are eye 2.00 18.70 
Ware, H. and E. F,.....--cccseece cece 107.95 
Ware, Emma F......+eeeees rota wwe'h ws 
Williams, Thomas........sececscevees 2.00 
Williams, A. H.....ccccccsvccccscvecs 2.00 
Whitney, Seth D..... ce eeeeeeceseeceee 
Whitney, Henry A.....seeeeeseseeeeeee 2.00 165.75 
Whitney, Henry A., Trustee, se ccceesess 119.00 
Whitney, Henry A., Trustee....... eiefateis 68.00 
Whitney, Elizabeth SReRES, cee ecveraials 21,26 
White, Mrs. Benjamin......++seseseeee 
MULAN IOs Ios a cise ccet.ce.cs 8 0 oe celse'nee 2.00 139.40 
PG, FLUGD H. cco cscevcrscccess » rere tate 285.60 
POTCHY, SD ONM ix occ ccc cscs ole oo 08d er was 2.00 
Welch, John, 2d...... Dietmnred clvareteleratstots 2.00 
Welch, Michael.....-.ccccccecesescces 2.00 
Welch, Duncan....-.ccccccccesceseece 2.00 
Webb, Josiah...... Bere endl aves orniete stetete'e%s 2.00 151.380 
WvebD, Josiah & -Co.. 0 ess5 cc cece vives e's 197.20 
Webb, C. Henry....... Rie'b's eter e aisle’ te e-are 5.10 
Webb, J. Sumner........ Ss clelenide’e’s’eis’e] 200 9.35 
Wolcott, METI P cicuiecs < alse so scit dv Ca'e'e'e 2.00 1107.55 
Wolcott, J. H. and Frothingham, Trustee 114.75 
Walters, Lewis.....+ccccees desi saletertate 2.00 
Wetherbee, Oren..... ERG sta’ e ale ate s o/h’ 2.00 
Wetherbee, David..... Dine eiece ¢ aeic harrahs 2.00 
‘Winchenbaugh, Isaac.....- p wice sehe’atstale’s 2.00 
Whearty, Michacl.....cesee ss cseeceeee 2.00 
Ward, Dennis... ..2c cece cccceeseneces’ 2.00 85 
Wall, Richard. ...s..ccccsecs Sin arate atatate 2.00 
White, James C.....cceeeee alee Od ad hetats 
Washburn, F. T......-. ie ate pa caee da etale 2.00 
Williams, L. W....-eces cece ow caicletee tel 2.00 
Winters, James....--. badeutd occu seduces 2.00 
White, James.....- wi slotecachans’ o'er Natafotstehatars 2.00 
Weston, W. B....... AP Ore Ce he" setae 2.00 
White, Hamilton........ Same nTheseae 2.00 
Welch, Richard......ceesscsscsscees osly 2,00 
Walsh, Jobn....cccccccvccccccsccccccs 2.00 
Watson, Hugh.....-----. MACE sn Pee 2.00 
Welch, Bart.....+. ae sty decveams sthe*ehars 2.00 
Young, J. G...... becccevesesewe ni doletate 2.00 
Young, Samuel..... mae hehehe letata seelecles 2.00 
Young, Henry S...-+.---++, oe walsletetw e's 2.00 
Treasurer First Congregational Parish o 

Milton...... De ia ao sicleaa Cm AMtaslata's 80.75 
Treasurer First Evangelical Society of 

MIUUON ge haa einer dees 0 iS a aletdaie wate 25.50 


Tax on 
Real 
Estate. 


16.16 
212.50 
12.75 


9.35 


38.26 
14.46 
5.95 


39.10 
222.70 


11.90 
216.75 


6.80 
5.10 
8.50 
63.75 
156.00 


268.60 


5.95 
11.90 
407.16 


8.50 


Total Tax 


2.00 
18.15 
302.60 
12.75 
7.95 
295.25 
16.45 
6.25 
20.70 
146.20 
14.45 
7.95 
2.00 
39.10 
390.46 
119.00 
68.00 
21.25 
11.90 

_ 858.15 
285,60 
8.80 
7.10 
10.50 
2.00 
217.05 
330.20 
5.10 
11,85 
1378.15 
114.75 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
8.80 
13.90 
407.15 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
10.50 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
80.75 


25.50 


NON-RESIDENT TAX-PAYERS. 


NAMES, Residence. Tax. 
Adams, Charles, Estate of............0e08- Boston. 37.40 
aaa nervies By de js s os yibdh ss esses 6 29.75 
RPO My POO TANK, ors iy die sao eb << aigieantoegees és 20.40 
Stee PEMIOS fen es ON aes «eck c a ousole ou 6 8.50 
RAPE HOSOI TGs on cle nike onic oa oss = Sadenew a 6.80 
RRL a Es a lec ss os cag ces enue s 3.40 
Eldridge A Tah ts) § BS sia ie ge ee pee ae J 59.50 
ReeT OSODN -o\- cial: seis > 6 ot sec obae we 2 60.35 
Frothingham, PITA LAD es oc pee ake ies “6 69.70 
Shaw, Lemuel, ELITISTOC. 420k = teh bys eee heer as 38.25. 
Shaw, Lemuel, PARLOINOY >:3 5 - cn sapee ae - 38.25 
Whitney, Mary Daa <a te odbc toueeen a 42.50 
Donnelly, Patrick, state of... ced sbwenes 66 1.70 
Paseocr PAN UNS TL. co eel cba. sa aevlee aces i, 2.55 
BNE GRO c: VVALTON Nib ais: acidic a ove 2's e)sgnine pce 3 3 13.60 
278 CUE NEGS  AS CMR SA Sa A Sa a ss 12.75 
Caheover, pinot Gl. ag oe ids lols Silents « berckcnca ee és 38.25 
Puss, William FP.) oe. c.s RR Ag HERE. 6 10.20 
Weary, Sarah D.......... Pee ees tae cE 13.60 
ers OM ele sais c's 0a oe 6) ae ebe obple ates Sdcm eine 6 47.60 
Baker, Walter, Estate of. . 0. san.» ssuenno.s es 34.00 
RMS WL) oie die atest Sees Ree one’s os aa 4 10.20 
SIREN A OGM cis Sie oko ve e's Be ek Mee al 3 4,25 
Capen, abr, Heirgof.. 3: 2 icp ats oo eomere 6 3.40 
Churchill, Asaph deeb ierel kin clebes aiveats wea ine ae, sf 74.80 
Vose, Raneriiigeni cena Stan nie 2 2.55 
Woods, RS S'S Bae eee 4a Weck Ls “ 1.70 
Chareh ot Dorchaster.:. .: ain 8 13.60 
First Parish of Dorchester.............00+ sf sé 38.25 
GUE DE SOSEON foe 5. «e.0 a0 seicts nee See oo es 18.70 
Gleason, dinawell i:.. .. 3). 6..les Biiank cisco « S 17.85 
Nye, F. BWR AC oo) eee iG 12.75 
Pierce: Henry L........>. a0 «bibeslas ax ee fe 98.60 
Boyereib,) 0... nis. ew eee ete he eho eas as 8.50 
J ohnson, ok | SCAR ts a ae s 60.35 
Whall, Chas Wie ti iin sa eee es 4.25 
Pie PEPUNINOb Ss. fo. So cen ee eke . 56.10 
MMIII ADA G05 a cv ox pls BO thE Ais Meee t 2.55 
Thompson, Charles H., Estate of........... fs 2.55 
Fisher, Pe el See EG ES Site a eS 3.40 
Tolman, Elizabeth, Heirs of ............... as 3.40 
Temple, Piacdaiah che eee 2 es 1.70 
Peer PIL IG. co Sas oak cane ae ie ncien 4 1.70 
Parker, OE I eke hia a 1.70 
Hobbs, Alexander........ inane a een 4,25 


ORALK cal ct acteiwic'a's's x's °0 ob os Wb ene Sip 0.6 bam a's ss 1.70 


NAMES, 
os RUS GO ee 
CT TE OE Te Se ee See 
REE ISIN. Wie s vrais s keees ace ek. 
MNT eo ee eee wwe 
Billings, DE En Pele ss ok ae EN a 3 
Beal, Nathaniel Ui Ce SiN ia Sk? ane, ae 
Wollaston Tang vA ssodintes. 2. ene vee 
(EGE a aA le ae a 


Glover, Horatio, ree i a AS ee 
Glover, eM tags com ae wt, Na ye, 


Pope, "Edward pe egleeayick £8 Ni RN Sb A NA 
MMPI CNG EIS cece) Cont isle saan s oe 60's v's 
Chesley, Rave mtr PNIS Ciysceee Los arciard Siva bee, asad 
MIE PYOING SiS, iy tints vo oss ah we ov 6 
Hunt, Peer 8 rent 
Wales eaten fy el al Che’ ee ane Ga PRA a 


Watlerbee ee UL a Tea BEY es Agta ied aa RO 
Crane, EL ee aia a 
Davenport, John, Hstate of................ 
Eldridge, John Soy igs Date ones Pao ae 
Eldridge, ECHO RS She Sn ns Soiree 
Farrington, DEREDATIBI oA ec tte cus Gee 
Hunt, ‘William 2a oie Aga) me i aie 
Spaulding, Faas C1 SS Uke Ene an Og en 
Tucker, Elijah; EMIALE Ohne SALT oa a. od 
Newton Theological (WoETCAATE STO} RR RRR eng 
Walker, H. H....... OR tes er esa pan 
Penniman, Samuel SPE MESA iad Vice eos OR OE 


White, B. ae 5 TE RON a ee nner 
Jones, URUMERI OLY te ey es ak eve ata aic ak 
ever LCONATC: :. uy che ccs se f tetets 
in th ye! GS Slay ae Ma age aR et 
Raynes, PARE Gens ace os yrs ie Ak Sa ecalese Go ws 
Real Estate and Building Company......... 
EAP eR MAG 6 ooo | en aire «0 ude als 
MPR PORNO S 5 o's one's fawkes vc bass aes 
We CTIA A os sce beeen ts Ch alcn eens 
BEE AME AN AITIOR ets ss 5.0 seh s,> elspa nn + oe 
1 SCY a Eg as Wi Fae: 


Residence, 


Tax 
Boston. 20.40 
Quincy. 2.55 
ee 1.70 
vs 7.65 
es 42.50 
Re 12.75 
ae 2.55 
6s 7.65 
ne 4.25 
xe 3.40 
- 1.70 
A 41.65 
ne 11.90 
oF 34.00 
Randolph. 1.70 
by 3.40 
Ss 2.55 
Dedham. 3.40 
a 1.70 
nh 4.25 
2.55 
Canton. 4.25 
oy 5.10 
oi 39.95 
A 45.05 
ce 4.25 
ss 2.55 
Se 1.70 
a 5.95 
Newton. 5.95 
Marshfield. 2.55 
Braintree. 2.55 
ss 2.55 
New York. 53.55 
e¢ 30.60 
Philadelphia. 111.35 
Somerville. 27.20 
Hyde Park. 17.00 
oc 2.55 
# 31.45 
fe 6.80 
os eg 
a 44.20 
Boston. 1.70 
West Roxbury 127.50 


PEE AUDET ORS: 


Thirty-seventh Annual Beport 


OF THE 


RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES 


OF THE 


TOWN OF MILTON, 


COMPRISING A 


Statement of the Finances of the Town, 


FOR 
THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 2, 1874, 
TO WHICH ARE ADDED 


THE STATISTICS OF THE TOWN 


AND 


A LIST OF TAX-PAYERS. 


PREPARED AND PRINTED BY ORDER OF THE TOWN. 


BOSTON: 
DAVID CLAPP & SON, PRINTERS.....334 WASHINGTON STREET. 
1874. 


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AUDITORS’ REPORT. 


AUDITORS’ SUMMARY OF THE RECEIPTS .... 


_ Receipts. 
Balance in Treasury, February 4, 1873 $9,876.05 


Uncollected Taxes of 1872 1,600.00° 
——— $11,476.05 
Amount raised by Taxation. 
By vote of town for estimated expendi- 
ture. ; “ - ; - 45,000.00 
‘““ amount accruing from overlayings 380.32 
‘* amount to meet State Tax due from 
town . : : ; ‘ . 1,222.50 
‘‘ amount to meet County Tax due 
from town . : ; - . 4,915.78 
——-__ 57,518.60 
Amount received from State Treasurer. 
' For town’s share of Corporation Tax . 5,112.85 
VS) Pe ‘“‘ of National Bank Tax 4,774.91 
For account of State Aid . » : 300.00 
From State School Fund . : : 189.86 
Balance Corporation Tax of 1872 : 219.68 
——_ 10,597.30 
From County Treasurer, dog licenses, 1873. : 442.26 
‘“‘ Sale of 4lotsin Cemetery .- . i ; 200.00 
‘‘ Town Farm-Sale sundries to Road : 
Dept. . : : . 400.00 650.23 
sale of wagon, $100; produce, 150.23 250.23 
From 8. Babcock, Tuition of Scholars in East District 15.00 
‘‘ Pasturage Town-House lot . : : : 25.00 
‘* Rent of Land on Harland Street. : ; 6.00 
Income from Hay-scales . : : : : : 15.00 
From sale of 5 pamphlets. (Mr. Robbins’s Address) 1.25 
‘‘ City of Boston—Support of Mrs. Copeland . 55.50 
‘ Town of Quincy—Support of Pauper. 4 9.50 
‘« Sale old brick, Taylor lot A : : 25.00 
From Commissioners on Landings. ; , 
Dividend on shares in Blue H. Bank . $24.00 
6 months rent, Godfrey : : : 50.00 
AP yg oad ‘‘ Nickerson. , , 50.00 
Balance of cash on hand : : , 5.41 
129.41 
From Simeon Kmerson—Interest on Taxes, 1872 . _ 46.85 
81,212.95 
Less abatement of Taxes 473.90 


$80,739.05 


2 i AND EXPENDITURES OF THE TO WN. 


Expenditures. 

For Schools . : 3 ; : . $12,166.54 
Poor : . : : . 98,091.70 
‘“ Highways, care Wee ; ! . 11,241.19 
a G0. construction . j . 9,431.00 
‘‘ Fire Department : : 981.39 
‘¢ Pay Town Officers and Police 4 WIS AE CCN 
** Public Library ; : . 1,642.26 
‘* Cemetery Ye : . 2,066,00 
‘« State Aid ‘ : : . 432.00 
‘¢ Printing and Stationery . ; 305.38 
‘* Miscellaneous Expenses . ; 1 LOLOL 
‘* Interest on Notes . . 2,856.28 

49,911.38 

Paid to State Treas’r State Tax $7,222.50 

“. County “ County ‘‘ 4,915.78 

Paid off notes of hand $79,325.00 

Less notes given or 
renewed : . 67,510.00 

———— 11,815.00 
———— 23,953.28 


Due from Collector of Taxes $3,700.00 
Balance in Treasury, Feb. 4,1874 38,174.39 


aa 18741 398 


$73,864.66 


$6,874.39 
$80,739.05 


Comparative Statement of Expenditures for Six Years. 


1868, $39,946.77 1870, $58,847.87 18%2, $54,554.81 
1869, $47,273.45 1871, $60,528.93 ° 1873, $62,049.66 


1* 


DISBURSEMENTS. 


FOR SUPPORT OF SCH 


EAST SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 


DOS: 


Paid O. A. Andrews, Grammar Dept., , year $1,075.00 


Miss 0. E. Mayhew, Primary ‘ 
Miss L. F. Emerson, Assistant, A 
Miss 8S. E. Littlefield, drawing . 


Fuel and Care of Rooms. 


Paid E. D. Wadsworth, 13} tons coal 
A. Mager, care of rooms and shovelling snow 
For charcoal 


Books and Stationery. 
Paid 0. A. Andrews, pens, ink, books, &e. 
Miss ©. E. Mayhew “ ‘* 


Incidental Expenses. 


Paid for glass and glazing, $7.40; cleaning and re- 
pairs, $7.75; labor in cellar and yard, $17.80 ; hard 


and wooden-ware, $11.93; stock and labor on ‘chim- 


neys, $11.22 


WEST SCHOOL. 
Leaching. 

Paid 8. W. Clarke, Grammar Dept., 25 weeks 
5S. W. Clarke, * wad emma 61% 4 
Miss N. F. Vose, Primary “ 7 
Miss L. W. Vose, “ A CE his 
Miss S. M. Vose, drawing lessons 


487.50 - 

300.00 
69.00 

——— $1,931.50 
125.65 
66.75 
20.85 

213.25 
26.15 
13.90 

40.65 

56.10 

$2,241.50 
$700.00 
250.00 
173.86 
387.50 
82.41 

1,598.77 


EE —————— 


7 


Fuel and Care of Rooms. 


Paid E. D. Wadsworth, 10} tons of coal $98.77 
For care of rooms by sundry persons 64.50 
4 cord wood, $5.00 ; 35 baskets charcoal, mH: 50; 
kindlings, $0. 15 . . 


—— $186.52 
Books and Stationery. 
Paid S. W. Clarke, pens, ink, and books 35.15 
Missy NG nh, GV opey i846). of fin 2 E4e caf 2.80 
Senieatiioyy.. VOsG, 2) 8h Fes 4.26 
Henry Pope, for books for indigent scholars 20.61 
; 62.82 
Incidental Expenses. 
Paid repairs on furnace and ther. $9.30; expressage, 
furniture, $4 ; repaising clock, $1; brooms, pails, 
brushes, &c., $4.40 pais : : ‘ : 18.70 
$1,861.81 
; NORTH SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 
Paid P. A. Gay, Grammar Dept., 1 year $1,075.00 
Miss H. Hutchinson, Prim. Dept. bal. last yr. 67.50 
af 407.50 
. éé 6é 6é 66 ‘et lyr. \ 125. 00 } 532.50 
Miss Littlefield, drawing iGatdan 69.00 
1,744.00 
Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid E. D. Wadsworth, Ti tons coal. ; 66.12 
Care of rooms . , ; : 65.00 
- 80 baskets of charcoal : ; 15.00 
146 12 
Books and Stationery. 
Paid Henry Pope, books for indigent scholars 27.26 
P. A. Gay, stationery and books : 19.45 
46.71 


Incidental Expenses. 


Sundry expenses at exhibition, a3 a brush, brooms, 
&c., $8.57 , ; : : 11.57 


$1,948.40 


*8 


SOUTH SCHOOL. 


Teaching. 
Paid Miss E. S. Mosher, for teaching, 1 year $450.00 
Miss Littlefield, drawing lessons 5 69.00 
$519.00 
Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid E. D. Wadsworth, 3 tons coal : " 27.00 
Care of rooms, $9.50; 30 basket charcoal, $15 24.50 
51.50 
Books and Stationery. 
Paid Miss E. S. Mosher, for stationery and books _ 8.92 
Henry Pope, books and crayons “ 2.72 
11.64 
Incidental Expenses. 
Repairing melodeon, $12; sundry small repairs, $16.75 ; 
repairing blackboard, painting, &c., $10.02; shovel, 
mending pump, $3.37;. repairing and Pe up 
stove, $6.25; window shades, $20. ; 68.39 
$650. 5F 
CENTRE SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 
Paid F. T. Crafts, Grammar Dept., 1 year $1,075.00 
Miss E. C. Emerson, Primary Dept., 1 yr. 487.50 
Miss M. G. Shepherd, assistant, 7 months 180.00 
Miss Littlefield, drawing lessons é ; 69.00 
, _ 1,811.50 
. Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid E. D. Wadsworth, 74 tons coal : 75.94 
Care of rooms and for shovelling snow : 87.25 
5 bbls. shavings, $1.25; 40 baskets chare’l, $20 21.25 
184.44 
Books and Stationery. 
Paid F. T. Crafts, stationery and books 7.75 
Miss E.C. Emerson, “ < 5 4.06 
11.81 


Incidental Hxpenses. 


Setting glass, .83; work on stove, &c., $6.44; Paint- 
ing, &c., $1.75; one swivel chair, $8.50; pails, 
brushes and brooms, $3.07 , 4 . . _ 20.09 


emer ne 


$2,027.84 


PLEASANT STREET SCHOOL. 


Teaching. 

Paid Miss E. M. Barbour, 14 weeks . $175.00 

Miss A. G. Pierce, 3 quarters. set whe BP 500 

Miss Littlefield, drawing lessons ; : 69.00 
$619.00 

Fuel and Care of Rooms. 

Paid E. D. Wadsworth, 44 tons coal : 38.63 

Care ofrooms. . : Z 17.83 

20 baskets of charcoal 3 ‘ ; 10.00 
66.46 

Books and Stationery. 

Paid Henry Pope, pens ; : 1.25 

Miss Barbour, stationery and books é : 3.30 

Miss Pierce, san ele if ote wt 42.60 
47,15 


Incidental Expenses. 
Repairs on stove and funnel, $11.60; broom, .50. 12.10 


: . $144.71 
HICH SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 
Paid S. D. Hunt, for 1 year : 3 . $1,575.00 
Miss L. B. Kelham, forl year . , . 450.00: 
Miss Littlefield, drawing lessons 5 ‘ 71.87 
$2,096.87 
Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid E. D. Wadsworth, 52 tons coal 5 47.01 
Care of rooms . : é ; 94.25 
39 bushels charcoal . ; : : : 19.50 
5 bbls. shavings : , A : : 1.25 
3 162.01 
Books and Stationery. 
Paid S. D. Hunt, stationery and books . ‘ 43.05 
Ritchie & Sons, for spectroscope : 3 44.00 
For tuning school piano. 5 ; Be OR 
, 89.05 
Incidental Expenses. 
3 yards matting, $4.11; mat, broom, duster, i for 
funnel to stove and putting up, $11. ‘40 ‘ ; 18.51 


es 


$2,366.44. 


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MISCELLANEOUS SCHOOL EXPENSES. 


Paid common school prizes. . : ~ 813200 
John A. Tucker, for services. : : 14.23 
‘12 months rent Milton Academy : 150.00 
Introduction of new books, cost of change . . 148.08 


T. E. Ruggles, stationery and postage : 5.00 
: | $325.31 


RECAPITULATION OF SCHOOLS. 


East, $2,241.50 South, $650.53 High, $9 366.44. 
West, 1,861.81 Centre, 2,027.84 Miscellaneous 
North, 1,948.40 Pleasant st., 1744.71 School Exp. 325.31 


Total, $12,166.54 


Amount of Appropriations for Schools, $12,000.00 
Amount received from State Fund, 189.86 
————. $12,189.86 


Amount expended short of Appropriations, . $23.32 


Comparative Statement of School Expenses for Six Years. 


1868, $9,771.00 1870, $10,540.64 1872, $11,492.09 
1869, 9,918.79 1871, 10,915.56 1878, 12,166.54 


POOR*D€- PA Rian Ts 


SUPPORT OF POOR IN ALMSHOUSE. 


Wages. 
Paid J. E. Foote, as Superintendent, 2 mos. $83.33 
C. Sandford 9 mos. 262.50 


Grain, Meal and Flour. 
Paid Samuel Gannett, grain and meal— 


af bbls. flour ’ k $289.25 
———_ 289.25 
Clothing. ; 
Paid H. Kendall, for dry goods . ‘ - $21.89 
J. Babcock & Co., for dry goods. ; 13.78 
S. W, Johnson, repairs on shoes. . .60 * 
$36.27 


Amount carried forward, ; $671.35 


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Amount brought forward, 


Fuel. 
Paid E. D. Wadsworth, 63 tons coal 


Groceries and Provisions. 


Paid J. Robertson, 1 tub mackerel 
J. HE. Foote, labor and ge a 
John Durell, groceries 


George Everett, provisions , 
S. L. Tucker & Son, “ 


Misceilaneous Expenses. 
Furniture :— 


Paid J. Kendrick, knives, forks, plates, glass 


C. Tileston, tin, iron and glass ware 


Labor and stock :— 
Paid M. M. Leeghy, cutting 11 c’ds wood 
G. Whelan, labor haying 5 
L. V. Bronsdon, labor with oxen 
G. K. Gannett, 2 swine 
Ch. L. Copeland, aes 
_N. B. Chubbuck, slaughtering hogs 


Stable and carriages :— 
Paid Blackman, shoeing horse and black- 
smith work 
Strangman, work on wagon and harness 
H. B. Martin, 1 horse blanket 


Sexton :— 
Paid Wadsworth, funeral expenses, J. Snow 
do. hearse on runners, twice, at $5 


Repairs :-— 
Paid G. Haynes, work on stoves, &c. 
. J.H. Burt.& Co., carpenter’s stock and 
labor 
mae. L, Chapman, glass and setting 
Paid C. Deane, expressage 
F, W. K. Nye, medicines 
Calvin Sanford, sundry bills . 


Total 


$62.25 


$4.75 
22.00 
290.33 
98.63 
19.45 


$10.15 
22.60 


$16.50 
15.00 
10.00 
14,00 


17.00 , 


4.00 


$20.10 
13.14 
4.00 


$30.00 
10.00 


$11.36 


13.57 
3.00 


$1.00 
4.75 
20.57 


$671.35 


$62.25 


$435.16 


32.75 


76.50 


97.24 


40.00 


27.93 


29.32 


$1,472.50 


12 


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ASSISTANCE TO POOR OUT OF ALMSHOUSE. 


‘Paid Dr. C. C. Holmes, Daa services, 
vaccinating, &c. . ‘ 4 
Dr. J. 8: Green, professional services 


E. D. Wadsworth, for coal furnished— 


Mrs. Calder, § ton 5.00 
Mrs. Crozier, coal & wood 6.25 
Mrs. Bulger, ”$ ton 5.00 
Mrs. O’Donnel, 2tons 20.00 


$75.00 
14.00 


. Belcher, 1 ton 10.50 
. Murphy, 1 ton 10.00 
. A. Thayer, 1 ton 10.50 
s. Conkley, 14 ton 14.00 


S. Sias, 1 ton 10.00 Mrs. Joice, 24 tons 23.75 
Mrs. Record, 24 tons 23.00 Mrs. Baxter, 2 tons 19.00 
Thomas Lee, 1 ton 10.00 Mrs. Hicky, 1 ton 9.50 
Mrs. Cesler, 14 ton 14.50 Mrs. Donough, 1 ton 9.00 
Mrs, Walker, 1 ton 10.50 Mrs. Beals, 2 tons, 18.00 
Mrs. Mayhall, 14 ton 14.00 Mrs, Farrell, 1 ton 9.00 
Mrs. Rhoda Jones, 2 tons 21.00 Mrs. Sias, 2 tons 18.00 
Mrs. Denny, 14 tons , 14.50 Mrs. Buchan, 1ton 9.50 
Mrs. Burke, 4 ton 5.00 Mrs. F. Tucker, 1 ton 10.00 
Mrs. Gould, 2 tons 20.00 
Paid Rhoda Jones, care of T. Cummings for 
12 months . $156.00 
J. T. Emery, care of F. H. Emery for 12 
months 182.00 
Owen Wetherbee, care of Mary Hunt 
for 14 weeks : 14.00 
Samuel Cook, care of Mary Hunt 39.00 
State Lunatic Hospital, board of cee 
Sumner ; 215.18 
ditto board of Charles S. Beal 182.50 
dition, .£¢.4 (Péter Murphys. 66.73 
ditto ‘ ‘ Bridget Dunican ; 185.67 
City of Charlestown, board of F. R. Whit- 
tier : 45.50 
State Reform School, board of H. T. Rob- 
ertson . 11.14 
City of Boston, assistance to Mary E. 
Copeland 48.00 
Samuel Babcock, assistance to transient 
paupers > A a | ee 4.50 
J. M. Durell, groceries to Mrs. Dunahan 5.00 
ditto ‘¢ Mrs. Conkley 4.48 
J. Babcock & Co. bates to Mrs. Moy: 
hall : 6.00 


Sexton, coffin and funeral of Kate Sessler 


Total ‘outside support 


Be en ee rn ne 


$89.00 


349.50 


1,150.22 


$15.48 
15.00 


. $1,619.20 


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Sales of Produce by Superintendent. 


' Calf, $9. Pork, $60.60. Vegetables, $23 $92.60 
Molasses, 3.25. Old posts, $2.25 . °. . 5,50 
Poultry and eggs : : 52.13 


$150.23 


ACCOUNT OF STOCK, TOOLS, &c., AT ALMSHOUSE. 


1 horse, $100; 1 Jersey cow, $75; 2 fat swine, $40; 14 
fowls, $14 ; : 3 y : 
1 covered wagon, $75; 1 horse cart, $40; 1 pung, $30; 
4 ploughs, $30 . 2 , ; ; : socal? O00 
1 harffYowy, $12; 1 wheelbarr., 50; 1 wag. harness, $40 52.50 
1 cart harness, $15; 2 plough harnesses, $10; 2 head . 
halters, $2. ; : ; : : : 27.00 
1 horse blanket, $2; 1 circingle, $1.50; 1 lap robe, $2 5.50 
1 string bells, .50; 3 hay forks, $1.25; 2 scythes and. 
 gnathes, $1.50 : ‘ j ’ ; ; : 3.25 
Lyhay rakeg$1; 3 ox yokes, $3; lot carpenter tools, $3 7.00 
3 wood saws, $3; 4 ladders, $6; 4 M shingles, $3. . 12.00 
2 vinegar bbls., $1; 1 scalding tub, .50; 1 tackle and 


$229.00 


fall, $2." > é : : . : ; A 3.50 
3 draft chains, $5; 1 whiffletree and chain, $1; 1 ox 
tongue, $2 8.00 


Liron bar, $2 ; 1 grindstone, $8; 2 baskets, .50; pails, $2 12.50 
1 set measures, .50; wrenches, $3; curry comb and 


brushes, .75 saa Sey ne LUE NERO 4,25 — 
Coal sifter, $2; water pot, $1; flour barrels, $2; road ._ . 
scrapers, $30 ‘ ; 35.00 


2 shovels, 1 manure fork, 2 axes, 2 hoes, 1 ir, rake, 1 pick 10.00 
4 tons English hay, $120; 1 ton meadow, $15; 5 bushels 


‘meal, $4.50 : : . : : ; SRL oe 
3 bushels feed, $1.50; 80 bushels yellow Swedish tur- 

nips, $15 : , : . : : : f 16.50 
15 bushels purple top turnips, $2.40; 10 bushels beets, 

$2.50 . : : ; 4,90 
11 cords hard wood, $110; 2 tons coal, $17; 40 galls, 

vinegar, $14 . 141.00 


75 lbs. winter squashes, $2; 40 bushels potatoes, $35 37.00 
"80 lbs. corned beef, $9.60; 40 heads cabbage, $2; 1 bbl. 
flour, $11 ; : : } : ; : : 22.60 
2 bushels apples, $3; 10 Ibs. lard, $1.50; 25 Ibs. sugar, 
$2.50"... : 


: ; ; : , ; 7.00 

1 gal. molasses, .75; 10 lbs. butter, $5; 8 Ibs. coffee, $1 6.75 
3 lbs. tea, $2; salt, spices, &c., $1 , ; 3.00 
$962.75 


Amount of stock Feb. 4, 1873 1,506.87 
Less than in 1873 $544.12 


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INCOME FROM POOR DEPARTMENT. 


Cash for sales to roads, one horse, $50 ; 3 carts, 
$200 ; 3 harnesses, $75 ; 1 road scraper, $35 ; 
1 plough, $10; 2 iron bars, $3; drilling tools, ~ 


$20; 1 rack, $5: oil can, ‘&e. 2 z . $400.00 
Cash, from sale wagon, $100: ; sundries for cash, 
$150.23 : : ; ; ; A wn 4250.28 
ee $650.23 


RECAPITULATION OF THE POOR DEPARTMENT. 


Expense of the Almshouse . . $1,472.50 
Amount of stock and tools less 
than 1873. : : 544,12 
A ——- $2,016.62 
Less sales of stock and produce 650.23 
$1,366.39 
Expense of Poor out of Althshouse - 1,619.20 


Total cost of Poor $2,985.59 


Comparative Statement of Poor Expenses for Six Years. 


1868, $1,862.18 1879, $1,330,52 1872, $3,111.10 
1869, 2,165.43 1871, 2,908.32 1878, 2,985.59 


STATISTICS OF THE ALMSHOUSE. 


Whole number supported the past year . 4 

‘‘ remaining in the mone Feb. 4, 1873 4 

A ‘* admitted : 0 

Yd ‘ee left 0 

a ‘« .. died 1 

be ‘remaining in house, Feb. 4, 1874 3 

Ellen Crane’. } ; : aged 48 years. 

Margaret McQuirk . : : 51 ede unde 
Joseph Hunt, d eos iad ER aks 


James Snow died March Ist, need 16 years. 


365 transient persons have been furnished with food and night 
lodging. | 


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HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT. 


REPORT’ OF SUPERINTENDENT. 


The only change in the manner of working the roads this year 
from last, has been in employing larger gangs, their being but 
three gangs instead of five, which has proved much more 
economical. 

There was a large expense on Milton Hill, which broke up by 
the frost in spring and had to be excavated and filled in with 
stone for not less than half a mile in all. There are other places 
on Randolph Avenue and Adams Street which will need the same 
treatment this spring, having been for some time dangerous, 
and always troublesome at the breaking up of frost. 

The Dorchester Gas Co., when digging for their pipes on Ran- 
dolph Avenue, agreed to a "drain under the pipes, which was done 
by stone filling, and will greatly improve that locality. The hill 
on Granite Avenue, beyond Squantum South Crossing, had become 
too soft for heavy teaming, and was cut down, dressed heavily 
with stone chips, and the gravel used for the extension of Granite 
Place. Brook Road has been continued through to Blue Hill 
Avenue from Mattapan Street—completing that road. The cut- 
ting down the hill and grading the hollows on Blue Hill Avenue, 
north of Robbins Street, proved very expensive, owing to the 
large boulders uncovered, which had to be blasted, Davenport 
Hill, so called, has been graded and widened, and the culverts 
re-built. The bridge on Atherton Street near Mr. Morse’s was 
again undermined by flood, and it was thought best to flag the 
brook with flat stone, which accounts for the quantity of stone 
used in that section. 

The corner near Deacon Adams’s on Highland Street, has been 
widened, and Granite Place opened through to meet the extension 
from Quincy. The widening of White Street has been done 
under the supervision of the Superintendent. The following 
statements show the amounts expended on the various sections. 


West Section. 


Paid 274 days labor, men . : Sea A $546.12 
25 days labor, boy, horse and cart ; 28.75 
341 ‘ SPIN GI, a. ‘ : . 1,823.38 
Repairing tools : : sass : 19.30 
Paving gutters , i i ; 14.25 
Oxento plow,and boy ... Ba MAE #7215. ia SRT 
205 loads gravel, at 10 cts. : ; - 20.50 
Stone for, and labor on culverts : : ; ; 281:32 
Lumber and iron for culverts . : 11.64 
Spikes and lines. ; : : : 2.01 

$2,202.27 


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North-East Section. | 
Paid 6263 days labor, men : ; . $1,298.25 


254 days labor, men, horse and cart , AGO 
ats oi boy, $1; stable, &c., $10 ' : 11.00 
Labor on culverts and walls . : 111.38 
Stone, iron and lumber for culverts . 3) wl 2deOR 
Lighting lamps : ; ; : ; 3.69 
Stone chips and labor ; : : ; 10.00 
Shoeing horse and repairing tools. ‘ ; | 34,59 
Hay, $70.57 ; ayelp ae Le - : 3 130.07 
Gravel. : , 201.60 
$2,933.40 
Blue Hill Avenue. 

Paid 6 days labor and use of tools. : $18.00 
54 days horses and carts — : te ane 94.50 
3% ‘ team and drag hauling stone : : : 21.00 
Strangman for stone drag ee nc : 7.00 
84 days man, horse and cart. j ; ‘ 319.12 
Repairing and sharpening tools ; 71.25 
Powder and fuse. é : 1.25 
859 days labor, men ; ; a 748.50 

$1,286.62 
South Section. 

Paid 364 days labor, men . . . cia Sih SEL 60 
84 days labor, boy . . ; : ; : 8.50 
Keeping’ of horse. 5 : ; : 43.00 
111 days, horse and cart, #1, "5 : ; 194.25 
9 days, man, horse and cart, $3.75 . ; ! 33.75 
Labor on bridge : ; “ ; : , 3.00 
3 days, man, oxen and horse : ; : : 16.00 
255 loads gr avel ; : 5 RT ce : 25.50 
Stone chips and labor d : ; : 22.75 
Shoeing horse and repairing tools. ! 20.85 — 
Grain, $55; hay, $58.41 . 5 : 113.41 

$1,242.01 


Permanent Improvements. 
- Paid for removing fence and wall on Brook Road Np ae tee 


Removing wall on Squantum Street j : 102.62 
Work on Granite Place—man and oxen, $3 ; 36 days 

man, horse and cart, $97.50 : : 100.50 — 
Work at Adams Corner—removing stumps, $6 ; 

culvert stone, $7; 46 days labor, $92 : } 105.00 


$340.59 


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Cost of Widening White Street. 
Paid services of foreman, 51 daysat $3. . $151.00 
2 ‘horse and cart, 405 days, $1. 15 ‘ 70.88 
£ ‘¢ man, horse and cart, 10 days, $4, 40.00 
507 days labor - : : : : 1, L022 25 
384 loads gravel ; : * 4 ‘ Acedia toPY <1) 
$1,322.53 
Less sales of loam and stone : ; 106.40 
$1,216.13 


Clearing Streets of Snow. 


' Paid at sundry times : 


Teams and men, 103.13; men shovelling, 496.50 $599.63 


Street Lamps. 
Paid W. B. Chubbuck, lighting 52 lamps 10 months, 


at $30 per month . $300.00 
For’ oil, $120.22 ; lamps and chimneys, $48. 95; 
matches and wicks, 11.50", ; 180.67 
Repairs to lanterns, 89: painting lamp posts, "23.27 32.27 
G. Haynes & Son, lantern and repairs ~. 2 11.25 
Dorch. Gas-Light Co. , lighting 2 lamps (gas), 9 mos. 74.48 
Josiah Babcock, lighting 1 1 eae 1 Ge ; ; 10.30 
Whall expressage . ‘ : 3.20 
| $612.17 
Less 2 bbls. returned ‘ ; 9.00 
$603.17 


Care of Bridges. 
Paid A. O. Hawes, for care of Norfolk pee eleven 


months, at $250 per year. , me SO Le 
A. O. Hawes, labor, repairs on bridge : : 62.85 
inwee Godfrey, for lumber : ; 48.19 
T. Strangman, for repairs, bar and spikes aah ae ys | 
John Durell, for 150 Ibs. spikes ; i : : 8 50 
J. Babcock & Co., for 50 lbs. W. spikes 3.90 
John H. Burt & Co., repairs on Mattapan Bridge : 6.01 
$367.29 


Miscellaneous Highway Expenses. 
Paid Town for 1 horse, 3 carts and harnesses, tools 


and drilling tools . $400.00 
Parker & Gannett, for shovel and handles s : 16.21 
$416.21 

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Amount brought forward, $416.21 


J. Breck & Son., for 134 doz. shovels, 2 mattocks . 28.50 
Morss & Whyte, for gravel screen ., 12.00 
Ames Plow Co., for plow points and mattocks 5.50 
Lemuel Crossman, for 1} dozen picks ; 45.00 
John Durell, for 2 axes and handles 5 3.10 
S. Cook, paid Whall, S. Collen, and he nets, $4. 00; 
express on tools, $3, 70 7.70 
Thomas Strangman, for stone drag 7.00 
J. A. Tucker, for stock and labor, wooden horses 
for closing streets ; 12.69 
G. Haynes & Son, 4 lanterns for closing streets. 5.40 
Dr. A. B. Wilton, for med. attendance, horse . : 10.50 
L. V.. Bronsdon, team and man, scraping ruts ; 22.00 
$575.60 


Stock and Tools in Highway Department. 
Two horses, $200; 3 carts, $180; 8 harnesses, $60; 
blanket, S1 4. gravel screens, $30 ; stone ae $5 
shovels, T new, 25 old, $34; hoes, $1; 2 spoon 
shovels, $2 ; 20 picks, $30 ; 2 spades, SL. 50: 5 rakes, 
$5 ; bush scythe: $25 encom bars, $4.50 ; 8 mattooks, 
$4. 50: 5 stone eer 10; atone drills, $40; 
plough, $1; 2 points, $2; 2 lanterns, $2.50; 2 hay 
cutters, $5 ; lamp, cans, ‘&e. , $10; tape measure, ‘1 $632.00 


SAMUEL COOK, 
Superintendent Highways. 


SELECTMEN’S ACCOUNT OF EXPENDITURES ON 
| HIGHWAYS. 


Lighting Streets. 
Paid Dor. Gas-Light Co.,2 lamps, 3 months $31.28 


EH. F. Hopkins, 5 a) 44 months . : 37.50 
—_—— $68.78 
New Roaps; Re-tocating anp Wiprenine OLp. 
Paid on acc’t contract with T. & E. Campbell $7,304.87 
Whitman & Breck, engineering and sur- 
veying ‘ ‘4 130.00 
Whitman & Breck, superintending : ‘ 100.00 
Wood & Welsh, 3000 loads gravel . ; 300.00 
Miss Sarah Churchill, land damage 400.00 
$8,234.87 
Less land damage refunded by County . 4.00.00 
j $7,834.87 


Amount carried forward, $4,903.65 


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, Amount brought forward, 


Pleasant Street. 


Paid Whitman & Breck, rah de and ple for 
widening. 4 125.00 
White Street. 
Paid -land poeeons H. M. Leeds, $15; E. 
Baldwin, $150; W. Blanchard, $150; 
Gannett & Teele, eis : : f 465.00 
Less refunded by County . : : 465.00 


Highland Street. 
Paidland damages, Mrs. C. Wadsworth, $100; 
Reed Brothers, $15; Whitman & Breck, 
survey and plan for widening, $15 130.00 
Brook Street. 
Paid Whitman & Breck, ANE and a for 
pecing: : ; $15.00 


Pierce Street. 
Paid N. H. Beals, land damage . 2 : 100.00 


Centre Street and Canton Avenue. 


Paid Charles Breck, services locating Centre 
Street and part Avenue . : 10.00 


Miscellaneous Expenses. 


Paid A. O. Hawes, care of Granite Bridge $20.83 
J. H. Burt & Co. , repair bridge at Mattapan 1.00 


ee 


Superintendent's salary . 


$7,903.65 


$125.00 


$130.00 


$125.00 


$21.88 


$8 305.48 
1,000.00 


$9 305.48 


RECAPITULATION OF HIGHWAY EXPENSES. 


Lighting stréet lamps, by Sup’t, $603.17 ; 


by Selectmen, $68.78 . . 4 $671.95 
Repairs North- East Section, Sup’t’s Report "2,933.40 
‘Jan WV OB tieen i” he 2,202.27 
“South “ OWN 1,242.01 


Amount carried forward, 


$7,049.63 


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Amount brought forward, $7 049,63 
Repairs Blue Hill Avenue, Supt’s Report 1,286.62 


Clearing streets of ‘snow 599.63 
Care of bridges, by pier $367.29 ; by ; 
Selectmen, $21.83 ; 389.12 
Permanent Improvements, Sup’ t’s Report 340.59 
Miscellaneous Expenses, a 575.60 
| $10,241.19 
Less stock and tools on hand ’ 3 632.00 
| —_—— $9,609.19 
Superintendent’s salary . ; : : - . 1,000.00 
$10,609.19 
New road to Neponset River . : ibeidn Ooh y Ao ine 
(Estimated further’ outlay, 
Widening roads, by Sup’t, hats 216.13; by 
Selectmen, $380 ; eee 50GaLS 
———— $9,431.00 
Total cost of highways . ; : : ; $20,040.19 


Comparative Statement of Highway Expenses for Six Years. 


1868, $6,474.28 1870, $11,071.48 1872, $11,480.80 
1869, $11,768.49 1871, $19,956.99 1878, $20,040.19 


FIRE DEPARTMENT. 


Hydrant Engine Co. 


Paid G. F. Choate, services as steward $40.50 
W. 2B. Randlet, paper and hanging 

in hall and stock and mason work 29.30 
Hunneman & Co., PE and 


packing . - 10.50° 
John Darby, services as steward. . 14.75 
HE. D. Wadsworth, 4 ton coal . 0.25 
J. Babcock & @o., sundry small 

articles : . 2.64 


Do. refreshments at Mr. Bryant’s fire 14.79 
W. W. Merrill, repairs on Engine . 2.50 
Fenno, rent of Jand } : . 10.00 


Amount carried forward, $130.23 


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* Amount brought forward, $130.23 


New Location and Removing House. 


Paid estate J. Babcock, 4,000 ft. land $250.00 
S. Fuller, removing engine house 170.00 
HK. H. Adams, excavating, stone 

work, ordding : . 181.35 
D. Corliss & Co., stone & stone work 14.52 
W.-& Breck, staking out lot and 


“measuring . 6.25 
$622.12 
$752.35 
Granite Hook and Ladder Co. 
Paid G. B.-Gardner, services as steward, 1 Moy $16.75 
19 members, 1 year’s service. : 95.00 
J. Babcock & Co., oil, brush, pail, &e. ‘ 1.74 
- 113.49 
Ninety’s Hose Co. 
Paid F. W. K. Nye, ee snow, $5; door 
Pyehandie, 50 |. $5.50 G 
Dorchester Gas Light Co. , pipe and repairs 14.05 
J. Strangman, N. F. oil and washers, $7.25 ; 
6 badges, $12 sales 19.25 
R. L. Chapman, 24 days oiling hose . ; 8.75 
John Durell, 4 galls, Nom orl ; 8.00 
S. W. Johnson, rent hall, 1 year <i 60.00 
115.55 
| $981.39 
Comparative Statement of Fire Expenses for Six Years. 
1868, $393.21 1870, $852.27 1872, $512.64 
1869, 683.03 1871, 944.85 1873; 981.39 
 - STATE AID TO SOLDIERS’ FAMILIES. 
Meersid A.G.Hoffman +... .. sss $7200 
Mee William Buchan. 2. ge 96.00 
‘ Patrick Dunican ; Be 2 ; 48.00 
- Samuel Hunt . , : eee . ie 48.00 
{ oy Be EE Ua ane? 72.00 
a Charles Bronsdon . ; : ; ! 48.00 
George 0. Baxter * ; ; 48.00 
$432.00 


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7 PAY OF TOWN OFFICERS. 
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of Poor. 


Paid Samuel Babcock . : : i . $400.00 
H. 5S. Russell . : : . ; é 300.00 
T. E. Ruggles . : ' ; : 300.00 
R. M. Todd, one month . ; 25.00 
San: AEs ci 5 ‘s : : : : 25.00 
John Tolman, ‘‘ “s : f ; : 25. 00 


aaa $1, 075.00 


School Committee. 


Paid F. T. Washburn, 1872, cae ae $50 $100. 00° 


Samuel Babcock . : 25 00 
AcaKeM GELed |h. : ; ‘ 50.00 
J. W. Bradlee 50.00 
George Penniman . : : 50.00 
T. E. Ruggles . : : 3 5 50.00 
George A. Fletcher . : : 56.00 


Town Clerk and Treasurer. 


Paid estate Jason Reed, preparing statistics 
1873, $5 ; 202 days on rebellion record, 
$62.25 ; recording re-location of streets, 
postage, &c., $2.69 ; 44 months services 
as Treasurer, $93.75 : : . $163.69 
H. B. Martin, 1 year services as Town 
Clerk, $250; recording 71 births, 50cts. 
$35.50 ; recording 30 marriages, 15cts. 
$4.50; recording 20 deaths, 35 cts, $7; 
recording 19 deaths, 10cts. $1.90 . 298.90 
Charles Breck, 74 months services as 
Treasurer, S156. 25 ; stor bigek and 
measures, $15 5 171.25 


Collector of Taxes. 
Paid Simeon Emerson, 1 year services . . $500.00 


Auditors of Accounts. 


Paid HE. J. Kendall ; se = . . $47.25 
George A. Fletcher. . “ame 87.00 


Constables, 

Paid 8. C. Hebard, police duty through year, 
$1095 ; distributing school reports, $10. 
do. notices, $6 ; do. town warrants, $15 ; 
services at polls, $2 


$375.00 


$633.84 


$500.00 


$84.25 


$2,668.09 


_ Amounts carried. forward, $1,128.00 $2,668.09 


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Amounts brought forward, $1,128.00 $2,668.09 
Paid J. H. Farrington, police service in 1871 3.00 
J. F. Sias, = “A, Om TST2 6.00 


Police Duty. 

Paid A. H. Wiiliams, $10.50; H. P. Caswell, 
$7.50; T. B. Severance, $9.00; Samuel 
Hverett, $6.00; N. C. Buck, $9.00; A. 
Crossman, Jr., $9.00; HE. F. Hopkins, 
$35.00 . ‘ : ; evluatet 

J. H. Snow, distributing documents, $15; 
notifying town officers and services at 
polls, $7 ; distributing reports and war- 
fants; $22 .. : . : : 44.00 - 

John Durell, refreshments at lock-up 5.04 


86.00 


$1,272.04. 
Total Town Officers and Police . : . $3,940.13 


Comparative Statement of Salaries and Police for Six Years. 


1868, $1,657.94 1870, $2,491.40 1872, $3,787.14 
1869, $2,466.75 1871, $2,966.35 1873, $3,940.13 


MISCELLANEOUS TOWN EXPENSES. 


Lapenses in 1872 paid this Year. 
Paid E. H. Hopkins, lighting 1 lamp, 1 year $20.00 
D. W. Tucker & C. L. Copeland, oil for lamps 12.50 


Chandler & Hudson, legal services, 1871 . 35.40 
A. Allen, care North School rooms, 1872 65.00 
J. A. Tucker, service’acc’t schools, 1872 6.06 
C. P. Wentworth, provisions, Poor Dep’t 

ly a : : ; 95.47 

: "= —— $234.48 

Rent post-office box . : , 1.00 
Henry Crane, expressage : 55 
L. A. Chase, care town house . : ‘ 43.00 
E. D. Wadsworth, coal, town hall . : 9.50 
J. Durell, oil and chimney , ‘ ; 7.70 
J. H. Burt & Co., chandeliers and fixtures 97.50 
G. Haynes & Son, stoves and labor ; . 8,54 


R. L, Chapman, glass and glazing. 1.53 
J. W. Bradlee, decorating soldiers’ graves 100.00 


C. E. Whall, expressage . : : ; 7.05 
H. B. Martin, vehicle to Canton, Nov. 5th 3.50 
Samuel Babcock, vehicle and car fares .. 50.00 


Amounts carried forward, $324.87 $234.43 


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Amounts brought forward, $324.87 
Samuel Babcock, deed for engine house 
and recording ; : : 3.00 


$234.43 


327.87 


$562.30 


Construction Account and Repairs to Town Buildings. 


East School. 
Paid H.5. Angell, stock and labor, ape 


and repairing $246.50 
-246.50 
West School. 
Paid George Crowd, laying wall and grading 
ground ; 122.00 
G. Haynes & Son, portable furnace and 
setting . 20717 
J. HH. Burt & Co., stock and labor, repairs 30.58 
D. H. Elkins Be nt ee 37.89 
— 397.64 


North School. 
Paid R. L. Chapman, stock and labor, paint- 
ing and repairing . 190.71 
W. 8B. Bronsdon, stock and labor, painting : 
and repairing : : 41.45 
Thomas Hager, paving and erading i in yard 41.75 
D. G. Corliss & Co., stones for drain tlh, To 


—____289.66 


South School. 
Paid labor school-house yard », 09.29 


| Centre School. 
Paid J. A. Tucker, stock and labor, repairing, &c. .49.16 


Pleasant Street School. 


Paid L. Walters, stock and labor, repairing $11.00 
G. W. Whitcher, stg yi 5,00 
dy, l, Chapman, it!) yc iH Gr et OD 


—— 24.00. 


Paid assessments on policies in embarrassed Ins. Co’s 
Rent of land for Centre Street school 


1,066.21 
123.00 
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$1,757.51 


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Des ees 


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PRINTING AND STATIONERY. 


Paid Hildreth & Getchell, printing ; pe e200 
. Rockwell & Churchill, printing specif 
cations road work . : . 7.75 
do. do. 1600 town warrants é A 14.00 
do. do. 500 programmes G.S. . : 12.00 
do. do. 25 sheets dog notices. : 2.25 
do. do. school report - i : A 62.50 
do. do. tow“: warrants : ; 5.50 
do. do. printing sundry. : : 2.00 
do. do. 254 sheet bills . : : 1.75 
do. do. 1200 tax bills , : 6.50 
David Clapp & Son, Annual Report : 171.99 
C. K. Darling, blank books and stationery 3.00 
H. B. Martin, license blanks and stationery 2.64 
Samuel Babcock, cash for stationery and 
postage stamps . : : ; 7.50 


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ABATEMENT OF TAXES. 


Joseph Holmes, personal estate © . $18.00 
H. G. Durell, s m ; 18.00 
J. C. Bancroft, real — Sf : 27.00 
H. W. Leeds, personal z ; 9.00 
J. F.Twombly, “ a 9.00 
J... Kendall, — ‘ a : 90.00 
F. H. Stevens, ‘‘ ie 4 36.00 
Corydon Spaulding, real ek nd ; 1.80 
W. B. Weston, personal er : 18.00 
Duncan Welch, real is i 18.00 
Lyman Davenport, personal fs ‘ 13.50 
G.J. Morton, personal e : 81.00 
George D. Houghton, sae “ , 12.60 
5 poll taxes, 1872. : ; ‘ 10.00 
0 ea Es a : 112.00 


$305.38 


$473.90 


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REPORT OF THE TREASURER, 


On receiving from the Board of Commissioners of Dorchester and Milton 
the Documents and Lunds pertaining to the Landing Places. ' 


As the Ministerial Lands of the town of Milton have passed from 
the hands of the town forever, and as the old Landing Places may soon 
follow, it may be interesting to some of the present as well as the future 
inhabitants to know something of their origin, and how they first be- 
came the property of the town. The old Records say: 


“ Ata meeting of the proprietors of the Common Lands of Dor- 
chester that lieth between the divisions that are already laid out on the 
line that runneth from Dedham to the Top of the Blue Hills. They 
do freely give, sequester and set apart forever Four hundred Acres of 
Land, that is Two hundred Acres thereof to be improved from time to 
time for the use and Maintenance of the Ministry to the Inhabitants of 
Dorchester on the Northwest side of the River Neponset, and the other 
‘Two Hundred Acres to the Inhabitants of Dorchester that live on the 
Southeast side of said River Neponset for to be improved for the use 
of the Ministry there from time to time. And the donors do declare 
that the land above said shall not be given or in any way made over, 
alienated or sold, directly or indirectly, to any Minister or any other 
person or persons Whatsoever as to them, their heirs, Executors 
or Assigns, but shall remain and continue to be improved for the use 
above said. An 


“ Voted by the Proprietors above said the 16th 11mo. 1659.” 


They also set apart sundry Landing Places upon tide waters to give 
facilities for the inhabitants that were to be, to get their ship timber to 
market before the lands were divided between the proprietors. Two of 
the landing places were located in the town of Milton; one on N eponset 
River near the bridge, and one on Gulliver’s Creek; and tradition says 
they were used for the purposes for which they were set apart in the 
early days of the town. But after the ship timber ceased to be sent to 
England, these landing places became of but little use for the purpose 
for which they were established. The one at the village, near the 
Lower Bridge, upon becoming useless for the purpose for which it was 
intended, was used by the neighbors as a waste place to deposit rub- 
bish, and for other purposes, that made it a nuisance in the midst of a - 
village. Consequently the towns of Dorchester and Milton, in 1835, 
each chose a committee to petition the legislature for an act to place 
the landing places under some regulations. An act was obtained, giv- 
ing those two towns the right each to choose three commissioners 

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jointly to take charge of the same. and make improvements thereon, 
and to get the means to do the same from rents received from the use 
thereof. The two towns availed themselves of the privilege conferred 
by the act, and annually chose their commissioners from 1835 to 1873. 
The commissioners from time to time built a commodious wharf on the 
landing place, and some five hundred feet of substantial under-ground 
drain to take the water from the street on Milton Hill and carry it to 
the river, in additign to enlarging the area of the available land by 
walling up and filling in the flats. In the year 1873, the town peti- 
tioned by their committee to have the landing place, with the improve- 
ments thereon, sold, and the legislature granted their request by turn- 
ing the property over to the town of Milton, together with the funds 
in the hands of the commissioners, subject to the leases then in force 
from the commissioners to individuals. After the passage of this act 
the commissioners transferred to the town of Milton six shares of the 
Blue Hill National Bank, and paid to the Treasurer $5.41 in money 
and three leases of land, one to Jabez Sumner, and one to George K. 
Gannett, by which they are to pay one hundred dollars each per year, 
and one to Moses C. Chapman, for which he is to pay twenty-five dol- 
lars per year. All these leases expire May 1, 1880. 


The Treasurer has used, as will be seen by the report, 


One semi-annual dividend from Blue Hill Bank, of ol et FI 400 
“payment from Otis Godfrey, lessee of said Gannett, to | 


Nov. 1, 1873, % R : , ; : 50.00 
“payment from G. W. Nickerson, lessee of said Sum- 

ner, same date ; ; ; : ; 2 50.00 
“payment from the Chapman lease, being a yearly 

payment due May 1, 1874 : ow ae ! 23.00 


Making a yearly income from the Landing Place of $225, and an in- - 
come from the Bank shares of from $50 to $60. Before going into 
the care of the commissioners, it had rented for about 75 cents per year. 


CHARLES BRECK, Treasurer. 


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CEME'T ERY: 

Town Appropriation $2,000.00 
Interest of Amory Fund 30.00 
Interest of Ferpetual Care Fund (J. Ruggles) ; 18.00 
Path hd he “ (A. Hollingsworth) 18.00 
, . $2,066.00 

Expended as per following 

ReERORT OF THE TRUSTEES. 
Receipts. 
Balance in hands of ae Feb. 1, 1873 $16.81 
Town Appropriation 2,000.00 
Interest of Amory Fund . 80.00 
ea ads | perpetual Care Fund (J. Ruggles) . 18.00 
KG oe a Banca ee 18.00 
ee Ne hay 25.00 
af ‘« leaves . 5.00 
ss ‘« for labor and expense 0 on lots for individuals 947.93 
$3,060.74 
Expenditures. 

Paid Charles Wadsworth, 179 days labor at 2. 50. $447.50 
a 1153 ‘* horse and cart, 1.50 173.25 
K. Sias, 210 days labor, at 2.00 , 420.00 
«  604.6=«“* horse and cart, 1.50 90.37 
N. Crossman, Jr., 78 days labor, 2.124. 165.75 
i . 46 ‘* horse and cart, 1.50 69.00 
g. C. Glover, 874 days labor, 2.00 . 174.50 
<¢ 814 ** =“ horse and cart, 1.50 46.87 
I Farrell, 783 days labor, 2.00 : 157.50 
J. Fitzpatrick, 543 days labor, 2.00 . 109.50 
HK. G. Snow, 52 days labor, 2. 00 104.00 
J.J. Glover, 94 <‘ 4 : : 19.00 
i a) Bae he OTsO sid cart, 1.50 12.75 
J. Sias, 9 days labor, 2.00 ; 18.00 
J. D. Bradlee & Co., trees and shrubs 17.50 
John Craig, gravel . : 38.40 
McGrath & Sons, marble tablets 55.00 
Rockwell & Churchill, printing deeds 4.50 
J. Breck & Son, guano and tools 12.90. 
A. Bowditch, flowers ‘ 7.50 
Charles Breck, plan of old cemetery 8.00 
ci: Bronsdon, ploughing 16.00 


Amount carried forward, 


$2,167.79 


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Amount brought forward, $2,167.79 

Paid A. C. Gardiner, building vault and stock . : 26.50 
J. T. Hunt, 4 cords.! ft. manure, dts Ou bi he 
L. W. Senter, 202 plants ; s 16.16 
J. Durell, seed E ; 5.35 
D. G. Corliss & Co., stone and labor : : 377.63 
G. C. Glover, stone wall . : : 10.00 
0.8. Godfrey, brick and cement : Bh le 6.55 
J. Breck & Son, scythes and stones . E 4.25 
J. M. Whittemore, stationery . : 3.50 
T. Compton, flowers . i : : : 8.48 
H. Pope, record books. ; 2.87 
C. Wadsworth, 4 cords manure, , deliv ered 40.00 
C. Regan, flowers ; 1.67 
C. H. Nute, 3 cords 3 ft. manure, delivered 33.73 
Trustees Forest Hills Cemetery, grave covers . . 7.00 
E. Blackman, chain harrow : : : 30.00 
J.C. Talbot, shovel . : : 1.62 
A. K. Teele, paid for examining title 5.00 
Pat recording deeds”. : : : 3.00 
“ “~~ stamps and expressage . 3.75 
(f «se. “  gervices and use of horse in cemetery 250.00 
Balance in hands of Trustees [uncollected bills] 18.75 


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. $3,060.74 


The permanent improvements in the Cemetery, during the year, 
have consisted, mainly, in the thorough rebuilding of the Avenue 
over the hill in the southern part; and in the opening of new 
avenues. 

The Trustees have purchased the ‘‘ French Tomb,”’ in the rear 
of the ‘‘ Old Cemetery,”’ and by the removal of this, have begun 
the work of opening the avenue, laid down in the Plan, from the — 
Old Cemetery to the New. 

They have also secured the ‘‘ Emerson ate ”? which may be 
used as a “‘ Receiving Tomb,” should it be decided to remove the 
present Receiving Tomb, and finish the east front entrance to 
correspond with the west. 

In the early autumn, the Trustees learned that the land on the 
eastern boundary of the Cemetery, owned by OC. M. S. Churchill, 
was about to be sold. As the sale of this land would preclude 
the possibility of a future enlargement of the Cemetery on that 
side, upon any reasonable terms ; and would also greatly expose 


_ the Lots which extend up to the wall, with no screen or protec- 


tion of trees and shrubs; immediate and decisive steps were taken 
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to secure the refusal of the land until the March meeting, when 
the importance of purchasing a part of this tract might be brought 
before the Town ; but failing to secure it except by actual pur- 
chase, the Trustees considered the matter of sufficient importance 
to warrant the purchase of the Land. They have, therefore, in 
their private capacity, bought a piece of land four rods wide, 
extending the whole length of the Cemetery, at the rate of $350 
per acre. ‘ 

This land they now offer to the Town on the same terms. 

They have also secured to the Town until April Ist, 1874, at the 
same rate, the refusal of an additional tract of the same land, 
eight rods or less in width, east of and adjoining the lot purchased, 
extending the whole length of the eastern boundary. Thus afford- 
ing the Town the opportunity of providing for the necessities of 
future years, on terms probably more favorable than will be offered 
ever again. 

To meet the expense on Lots of non-residents, which the proper 
care of the Cemetery renders necessary, and to allow such pro- 
prietors the opportunity of bearing a just proportion of the gen- 


eral expenses, which are met by the Town appropriation; at a - 


meeting of the Trustees held Nov. 12, 1873, it was ‘‘ Voted una- 
nimously, that all non-residents be taxed three dollars per annum 
for the care of their Lots.’’ 

The Trustees take pleasure in acknowledging the donation of 
various ornamental trees by John D. Bradlee & Co.; also from 
J. Walter Bradlee, Esq., the presentation for each soldier’s grave, 
of a plant of the Yucca Filementosa. 

For the ensuing year, we recommend an appropriation of ($2000) 
two thousand dollars. 


Respectfully submitted, 


SAMUEL BABCOCK, 
JOHN TOLMAN, 

A. K. TEELE, 

0. W. PEABODY, 
R. M. TODD. 


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PUBLIC LIBRARY. 


Town Appropriation, including dog license money $1,642.26 


TREASURER’S REPORT. 


, Receipts. 

Balance in hands of Treasurer, Feb. 4,1873 $148.31 

Town Appropriation : . 1,200.00 

dog license money . 442.26 

Prom sale of catalogue . ; 15 

‘¢ Librarian for fines 73.41 
——_— $1,864.73 

Expenditures. 
Paid Rev. A. K. Teele, for preparing Ao 

ment to catalogue é . $50.00 

Noyes, Holmes & Co., for books 765.42 

‘* periodicals 24.80 

Little, Brown & Of ade GG oes - 188.41 

‘Qld and New”. 4.00 

A, Denham & Oo., for books. pat 1.67 

Ahoy a Overingy! fii A | 15 

A. Mudge & Son, ‘“ printing Supplement 

to catalogue : 3.50 

A. Mudge & Son, for wrappers 8.00 

J. M. Whittemore & Co., for binding 1.75 

Milton Post Office, for postage, &c. § 52 

F. M. Severance, for stock and labor «. 39.86 

J. Durell, for kerosene and chimneys 11,56 

C. Tileston, for cleaning stove, &c. 2.10 

EK. D. Wadsworth, for coal and wood 19.67 

CO. E. Whall’s Uxpress 9.15 

C. Brewer, for insurance : 97.50 

Miss J. E. Emerson, librarian one year 300.00 

furnishing substitute, 2 weeks vacation 12.00 

cash paid for incidental expenses 5.15 

K. J. Baker, for rent of building 135.00 
ME yey 
Balance in hands of the Treasurer, Feb. 10, 1874 118.92 
$1,864.73 

GEORGE VOSE, 


Treasurer, 


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The Trustees of the Public Library beg leave to refer to the 
Report of their Treasurer, for the leading facts relating to their 
receipts and expenditures. 

The number of books added during the year was four hundred 
and ninety-two. 

There are ten, hundred and thirty-nine names upon the list of 
persons qualified to take out books. Some of these probably re. 
present parties who have left the town since their names were 
signed, but these are not many. The public interest in the Library 
increases, and it is more and more resorted to, by all classes of 
people. The Trustees are also happy to say that a good propor 
tion of the books taken out are of the more solid and useful kind. 

The whole number of books in the library is five thousand 
three hundred and thirty. In order to accommodate the natural 
growth of our collection from year to year, it will soon be an 
imperative necessity to enlarge our rooms or in some way to find 
more ample quarters; indeed, there is probably not room enough 
left for more than the books of another year. The Trustees com- 
mend this subject to the early attention of the town. 

A bulletin or list of all the books added during the last year 
has been prepared and distributed throughout the town. 

The hearty thanks of the citizens are due to several good 
friends of the library who have continued their benefactions. 


Mr. H. P. Kidder has given us a number of very valuable 


books; Mrs. J..M. Forbes has adorned the walls of the library 


room with a large and handsomely framed Engraving; the Rev.’ 


F. T. Washburn, whose death the Trustees, in common with 
the other citizens of the town, have so much occasion to regret, 
has also, together with other citizens, given valuable books. We 
respectfully commend the Library to the continued care of the 
citizens. 


A. K. TEELE, Com. of the 
J.B. THAYER, § Trustees. 


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ESTIMATED VALUE OF TOWN PROPERTY, 
REAL AND PERSONAL, 


Real: West School-house and lot . ’ . $6,300.00 
- East School-house and lot. : . 6,000.00 
North School-house and lot . : . 5,000.00 
South School-house and lot . ; . 2,500.00 
Centre School-house . 8,500.00 
Pleasant St. School-house nt ieee . 1,000.00 
Town House and lot of 42 acres . 6,250.00 
Town Farm House and 40 acres. ott. 000.00 


Hydrant Engine-house and land. . 1,250.00 
Landing and 2 acres land above at Lower 


Mills. ; ; : . 8,000.00 

do. at Gulliver’s Greek : . 200.00 
$51,000.00 

Fire Engine, hose, hook and ladder . 750.00 

Stock and Tools at Town Farm. » 4 962575 

taeda tf ‘¢ Road Department . 632.00 

Town Scales, Weights and Measures . 500.00 
| 2,844.75 


Total Estimated Value, $53,844.75 


Receipts. 
18738. 
Feb. 4. To cash on hand at last settlement : » . $9;875,05 
“© received for 5 copies of Mr. Robbins’s 
‘Address : 4 : ; 125 
April 1. “ “ hired at Blue Hill Nat’l Bank 4 mos. 5,000.00 
4. “ € received of S. Emerson, Collector, for 
taxes of 1872 : : : : 800.00 
do. “ hired of Mrs. Louisa C. Williams on 
demand . : ; : é 100.00 
ioe ae “at Blue Hill National Bank 4 mos. 3,000.00 
DH fi {9 6 6c 66 CO ag 6 6¢ (74 9,000.00 
ee “of Mrs. Harriet Rowe on demand 1,120.00 
une S., {fy (6 “ Blue Hill National Bank 4 mos. 3,000.00 
HO. & . pC ces 6c“ 6 “ rT; ‘“ &“ 3,000.00 
July tee e602 06 “6 “ “ “ “ 5,000.00 
“ “received of State Treasurer, balance 
of corporation tax, 1872 : : 219.68 
$36,116.98 
CHARLES BRECK, 
for JASON REED, 7Zreasurer. . 
Receipts. 
1873. 7 
July 19. To balance received from late Treasurer. . $1,096.06 
“cash hired of Mrs. Louisa C. Williams on demand 100.00 
rae byl 200s SIN Ta fe Blue Hill National Bank on 4 mos. 3,000.00 
Aug. 9, « 6c 6 6< 66 66 66 66 9,000.00 
16. “ “ received of Simeon Emerson, Collector, 
taxes of 1872. ; : : ; 600.00 
19. “ “hired at Blue Hill National Bank 4 mos. 3,000.00 
Sept. Dv 66 rn 66 6 6c “ 3 3,000.00 
15. « oc 6 6 ss 4 “ 66 3,000.00 
“  “ for old bricks from Taylor’s lot, pr S. E. Ruggles 25.00 
30. “ ““hiréd at Blue Hill National Bank 3 mos. 8,000.00 
Oct idee 66 66 66 6 6“ 66 6“ 66 3,000.00 
6. “ “ of Joshua Nute on demand : 5 600.00 
13. “ “ © of Elizabeth T. L. Reed on demand . 500.00 
18. “ 6“ (sn 66 66 6 600.00 
“_“ received of S. Emerson, Collector, taxes 
of 1875 wan. : : ; : - 1,500.00 ~ 
25. “ * hired of Stillman L. Tucker on demand 1,300.00 
28. “© “ & & Blue Hill National Bank 2 mos. 3,000.00 


PPLE RL OP cn cist vst esas couseo ae 


Amount carried forward, .$39,821.06 


Eeaea aks ccc. TOWN TREASURER. 


‘ Expenditures. x 
1873. 
Feb. 25. By paid assessment on policy of insurance on . 
North School House $21.00 
Se do. do. on Centre School House 27.00 
7 to Ne do. do. on West School House 34.00 
UCTS ay ae do. do. on Alms House 20.17 
(3 do. do. on Engine House ; 20.83 
31. “ paid A. C. Gardner, 1 yr int. on note of $1250 75.00 
meio... 'Treags of Dorchester Sav. Bank in part 5,000.00 
Ore Des es “ int. on the above 120.56 
ee te Louisa C. Williams, 1 yr int. on note of $200 12.00 
11. “ Nathan Crossman, in part of note 300.00 
May 2. “ Hannah Sias, int. 1 yr on 4 notes 49.50 
5. “ Lavina Field, 1 yr int. on note of $600 36.00 
re a A Theae, of Dorch: Sav. Bank, bal. of note 5,000.00 
aes cs “int. on the above 175.00 
Bares ae R. Tucker, 1 yr int. on note of $500 30.00 
June 28. “ Clara Breck, 1 yr int. on note of $200 12.00 
“ “Mrs. Harriet Rowe, note of $1000 and 
two years interest ‘ 1,120.00 
“« © int. on money hired at Blue Hill Hants 574.00 
July 12. “ “orders drawn by Selectmen 22,393.86 
. “« balance carried to next Treasurer 1,096.06 
$36,116.98 
: Expenditures. 
1873. 
July 29. a paid discount on $3000 hired at B. H. Bk. 4mos. $71.75 
Aug. 2 “ town notes of April 1, 1873 0,000.00 
«“ © discount on note at bank of $5000 4 mos. 119.58 
9. “ “KK, Sias, int. on 4 notes 1 year each : 120.00 
16. “ discount on note of apy at pak 4 mos. 71.75 
Sept. ae “ & 6 OG 6“ ATS 
15. “~° “note at bank of May 12, 1873 - 8,000.00 
«“ © discount on note of Sept. 13, 1873, 4 mos. 71.75 
27. “ “bank note of May 26, 1873 - 9,000.00 
“ — discount on note of $8000 at bank 3° mos. 144.67 
Oct. 2. “ “bank note of May 31, 1873 - 8,000.00 
Deere gees 6 Jung 211873 3,000.00 
« discount on note at bank $3500 3 mos. 63.29 
25. “  “ trustees of Poor Fund note : 1,500.00 
Sa bene 6 cc « ) erinterest on the above 74.00 . 
“ «Mrs. S. L. Tucker, note $600, int. $40.50. 640.50 
“« “bank note of $5000 of June 27, 1873 5,000.00 
« © discount on note of $5000 at bank 2 mos. 61.25 
Amount carried forward, $27,010.29 


26. 


dl. 


REPORT 
Receipts. 
Amount brought forward, 


GPEC. (he tes = ve wae siete 


@evcoeeenee 


$39,821.06 


AN Wey en Stillman L. Tucker for wagon from poor farm 100.00 


66 


“ rent of land on Harland st. 


6 Ne at Blue Hill Nat’] Bank 2 mos. 


“ rec'd of Geo. K. Gannett, for rent of Taylor lot, 
“ dividend on 6 shares at Blue Hill Nat'l Bank, 
“ balance from Commissioners of Landing places 
“ rec'd of S. Babcock, for Tuition in Kast Dist. 


66 6b 6c 


Lot in Cemetery 
“ S. Emerson, Collector, for Taxes for 1873 
“ State Treasurer, State Aid for Soldiers 
ise a Bank Tax for 1873 

“ rec’d from State Treas., Corp. tax in part 


6.00. 
8,000.00 
25.00 
24.00 

5.41 
15.00 
50.00 


12,000.00 


300.00 
4,774.91 
5,112.85 


“ from §. Emerson, Collector, taxes for 1873 15,000.00 


“ County Treas., land damage, New street 
y, ’ 8 


“ Q. Godfrey, 6 mos. rent mire pee to 
Nov. 1, 1873 

ST VY Nickerson 6 mos. went doe, do. 

Ale Emerson, Collector, taxes of 1873 


66 66 
6 66 66 66 66 


“« A. K. Teele, for 2 lots in cemetery 

“ Overseers of Poor of the town of Quincy 

“ C. Sanford, from Poor Department 

“ hired of Dene C. Williams, Jan. 6, 
1874, on demand ‘ 

“ State Treas. . Town proportion of State 
School Fund : ‘ 

“ County Treasurer, dog license ‘returned 

“ Eliphalet Sias, by note on demand of 
Jan. 1, 1874 

abi yf 1 a gt Blanchard, income of hay scales. 

“ Overseers of Poor, City of Boston 

“ A. K. Teele, for lot in cemetery 


“ §. Emerson, Col., interest on taxes of 1872 


66 66 66 


taxes of 18735 . 


865.00 


50.00 
50.00 
2,500.00 
3,000.00 
4,000.00 
100.00 
9.50 
150.23 


690.00 


189.86 
442.26 


2,000.00 
15.00 
55.50 
50.00 
46.85 


3,880.32 


$98,328.75 


Pays sk oaatooe TOWN TREASURER (continued.) 


Expenditures. 
1873. ; Amount brought forward, 27,010.29 ’ 


_ Nov. 7. To cash trustees of McLean Fund, 1 year int. on 
note $2000 : . 120.00 
15. « “ discount on note of 3.000 at ele 2 mos. 36.75 
“  “ Joseph Sias, rent of Centre School-house lot 6.00 
« «J. W. Babcock, 1 yr int. on note of $1000 60.00 
19, © Stillman L. Ticker, note of Oct. 25,1873 1,300.00 
29. “ “bank note of July 26,1873  . : 3,000.00 
BERN Set x66 an SEs \' PAC 31, TOF ors : - 9,000.00 
Dec. 5. “ “ Nathan Crossman, interest OD HOLE ee ate 20.60 
«  « Clara Breck, int. on note of $100 1 year 6.00 
ev Ostia Nute, i in part of note . : 400.00 


‘“ “ Charlotte Wadsworth, int. on 2 notes 1 yr. 126.00 

9, « “ bank note of Aug. 9, 1873 : é : 3,000.00 
10.- * “ Tsaac C. Gulliver, 1 year int. on note for $500 30.00 
20. « “ N. W. Hastings, 1 year int.on2 notes for 800 48.00 


“ bank note for $8000 of Sept. 27,1873 . 8,000.00 

‘6 Peet iw oe OUT’ OL. 20. L8ios..- 5,000.00 

30. « Betas een OUUON Ang 30,1810) 3,000.00 
1874. 

1 bank note for $3500 “ Oct. 4,1873 . 38,500.00 

Racy 9d Seems NOV. he LOC ores 3,000.00 

Bai). -t ce & * 8000.“ Sept. 13,1873. 3,000.00 

13. “ “ Clara Breck, int. on note of $500 1 year . 30.00 

Pee as ooomesds yeast 46° TOO Vvean. 42.00 


24. * Louisa C. Williams, 4 notes, 600 and int. $385 635.00 
27. “ Elizabeth Sias, 4 notes, $2000, int. $58.23 2,058.23 
sé & Abigail Nutter’s estate, in st of note $300 


interest, $39 —.. : 399.00 

See SS Hannah Sias, 4 notes $825, on $38, a ee 863.25 
« «J. B. Hastings, on note . : : 32.10 

«“  & Orders drawn by the Selectmen . » 25,471.14 
Balance of cash on hand . . : 3,174.39 

. $98,328.75 


CHARLES BRECK, 


Treasurer.. 
FEBRuARY 2, 1874. 


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TOWN DEBT, FEBRUARY 2, 1874. 


Mrs. Lavina Field’s note, dated May 3, 1861 $600.00 
Interest to date : : 
J. W. Babcock’s note, dated Aug. 29, 1863 1,000.00 


Interest to date : 

Nathan Crossman’s note, dated Nov. 30, 1865 (bal. ) 250.00 
Interest to date F . 

Abigail Nutter’s balance, dated Nov. 2, 1865 350.00 
Interest to date 

Mrs. M. R. Tucker’s note, dated April 15, 1867 (bal.}) 500.00 
Interest to "date ; 


N. W. Hastings’s note, dated April 17, 1867 600.00 
Inter est to date : 

Mrs. Clara Breck’s note, dated Jan. 12, 1869 ; 500.00 
Interest to date : ; 

Isaac C. Gulliver’s note, dated May 25, 1869 500.00 


Interest to date ; 
Mrs.* Charlotte Wadsworth’s note, dated Nov. 6, 1871 500.00 
Interest to date 


Mrs. Clara Breck’s note, dated Dee. 1, 1871 100.00 
Interest tb date , 

N. W. Hastings’s note, dated Dec. 4, 1871 200.00 
Tatersst to date . 

J. B. Hastings’s note, dated Nov. 2, 1870 (bal.) 19,17 


feeerent to date ; 

Anthony C. Gardner’s note, dated March 23; 1872 1,250.00 
Interest to date ; 

Mrs. Clara Breck’s note, dated June 29, 1872 200.00 
Interest to date : 

Mrs. Charlotte Wadsworth’s note, dated Aug. 28, 772 1,600.00 
Interest to date ; 

. Trustees of McLean Fund note, dated ie 1, 1872 2,000.00 

Interest to date. 


S. S. Somes’s note, dated Jan. 18, 1873 700.00 
Interest to date ; 

Mrs. Harriet Rowe’s note, dated May 17, 1873 1,120.00 
Interest to date ; 

Joshua Nute’s note, dated Oct. 6, 1873 (bal. Ws 200.00 
Interest to date g 

Miss E. T. L. Reed’s note, dated Oct. 13, 1873 500.00 
Interest to date ‘ ; 

Miss E. T. L. Reed’s note, dated Oct. 18, 1873 600.00 
Interest to date : 

Eliphalet Sias’s note, dated Jan. 1, 1874 2,000.00 


Interest to date ; 
Mrs. Louisa C. Williams’s note, dated Jai an6, 1874 690.00 
Interest to date 


$15,979.17 


12.43 


10.00 


3.06 


$380.19 


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RECAPITULATION OF TOWN DEBT. 


Notes due Feb. 2, 1874 . : . $15,979.17 
Interest due . f , : 380.19 
—_—- $16,359.36 
Balance in eet : ‘ : 3,174.39 . 
Uncollected Taxes, 1872 . : ; 200.00 
SF oom Bi a F : 3,000.00 ; 
. ——_—— 6,874.39 


Present Town Debt $9,484.97 


Town Debt, 1873 $17,029.08 
do. 1874 9,484.97 


Decrease of Debt. $7,544.11 


Tue Auditors herewith submit the Thirty-Seventh Town Report, 
being for the year ending February 4, 1874. 

The condition of the Almshouse, as it appeared at the annual 
examination, was satisfactory. 

The books and accounts of the officers of the town have been 
examined, and vouchers compared and found correct. 


EDWARD CUNNINGHAM, 


EDWARD J. KENDALL, ' viacuiamecn 


ESTIMATE OF APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE ENSUING 


YEAR. 

For Schools . ; : : : ; $11,000.00 
hie LOOr f : i 3,000.00 
‘¢ Highways, incl. Superintendent’ Salary 10,000.00 
‘© Fire Department . ; ae, 500.00 
‘¢ Town Officers and police . 4 ; 4,000.00 
‘« Collection of Taxes ' : 500.00 
“« Abatement of Taxes —. ‘ : 300.00 
«« Printing and Stationery ; / 400.00 
‘« Cemetery ; : 2,000.00 
Seulibrary .. ; ; ; ; 1,200.00 
‘¢ Miscellaneous Penerecs ; , 1,000.00 
‘« Interest . . : : , 3 2,000.00 


$35,900.00 


TOWN STATISTICS. 


TOWN OFFICERS OF MILTON FOR THE YEAR 1873. 


Selectmen, Assessors, and Overseers of the Poor. 


SAMUEL BABCOCK, HENRY S. RUSSELL, 
T. EDWIN RUGGLES. 


Town Clerk and Treasurer. 
JASON REED. 
Town Clerk, pro tem. Town Treasurer, pro tem. 
HENRY B. MARTIN. CHARLES BRECK. 


School Committee. 
GEORGE A. FLETCHER, far arse FRANCIS T. WASHBURN, for 2 yrs- 
GEORGE PENNIMAN, yrs-. ALBERT K. TEELE, Reviehat 
T. EDWIN RUGGLES, for 2 yrs. J. WALTER BRADLEE, ; b Bic d 
Surveyor of Highways. 
SAMUEL COOK. 


Gonstables. 
EDWARD F. HOPKINS, NATHAN C. BUCK, 
JAMES K. SNOW, EDWARD W. HOUGHTON, 
RUFUS W. SUMNER, SAMUEL C, HEBARD, 


HINKLEY WILLIAMS. 


Collector of Taxes. 
SIMEON EMERSON. 


Auditors. 
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM, EDWARD J. KENDALL. 
Trustees of Cemetery. | 
ALBERT K. TEELE, OLIVER W. PEABODY, ROBERT M. TODD, 
JOHN TOLMAN, SAMUEL BABCOCK. 
Fence Viewers. 
CICERO CUTTING, SAMUEL COOK, E. W. HOUGHTON. 
Trustees of Public Library. 
JAMES M. ROBBINS, JOHN H. MORISON, GEORGE VOSE, 
GEO. K. GANNETT, ALBERT K. TEELE, EDW. L. PIERCE, 


EDWIN D. WADSWORTH, A. L. HOLLINGSWORTH, JAMES B. THAYER. 


Surveyors of Lumber. 


ROBERT M. TODD, THOS. T. WADSWORTH, JOHN H. BURT, | 
DAVID W. TUCKER, OREN BATES, PATRICK McDERMOTT. 


Firewards. 
JOBN SIAS (Chief), OTIS SKINNER, NATHAN CROSSMAN, JR. 
RUFUS L. CHAPMAN, CICERO CUTTING, J. WALTER BRADLEE, 


DAVID W. TUCKER,’ JOHN B. BADGER. JOHN H. BURT, 
WILLIAM 8. LEAVITT. | 


~ Pound Keeper. 
ISAAC C. GULLIVER. 
Representatives to General Court for the Eleventh Norfolk District. . 
WILLIAM LEWIS, of Walpole. | SANFORD W. BILLINGS, of Sharon. 


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BIRTHS. 
The whole number of Births registered in 1873, was 71. 
Males, 38 ; Females, 33 — as follows :— - 
Males. Females. Total. Males, Feme Total. 
January, 3 1 4 August, 4 2 6 
February, 2 2 4 September, 1 3 4 
March, 5 3 8 October, 4 4 8 
April, 3 1 4 November, 8 6 14 
May, 1 2 8 December, 1 4 5 
June, 4 1 5 — — — 
July, 2 4 6 Cy Nae Rule 
The parentage of the children is as follows :— 
Both parents American, ; : : ; 32 
ae tis Trish, ae ; 3 ; 24 
mite ters § Scotch, . : : : ; 3 
es {? Nova Scotian, . : ; 2 1 
at “e Unknown, : . 3 , 1 
Fathers. Mothers. 
American, ° : English, 1 
American, ? ‘ Nova Scotian, 1 
American, ; ¢ German, 1 
Trish, : ‘ Nova’ Scotian, 1 
Trish, : ‘ Canadian, 1 
Trish, , : Born at sea, . 1 
Trish, ; s English, 1 
English, : ‘ American, 1 
Scotch, : 7 American, A 1 
Nova Scotia, . é New Brunswick, . 1 
th 
Of the whole number of parents, there were :— 
Americans, . : 2 69 New Brunswick, 1 
Trish; : : : 52 Canadian, ; : 1 
Scotch, . ; : 7 Born at sea, - ; ; 1 
English, : 3 Unknown, 2 
German, . i , 1 —— 
Nova Scotian, 5 142 


MARRIAGES. 


The whole number of Marriages registered in Milton, for the year 1873 
was 32, as follows :— 
1873. 
Jan. 13—Francis H. Kebble and Isabella Martin, both of Milton. 
Jan. 17—Charles W. Middleton and Nellie N. Glover, both of Milton. 
Jan. 23—George W. Hunt, of Braintree, and Eunice Piper, of Milton. 
Jan. 26—Timothy Reardon, of Quincy, and Abina Donahue, of Milton. 
Feb. 8—John A. Jordan and Abbie L. Rogers, both of Milton. 
Feb. 24—Robert Ellis and Ellen Graham, both of Milton. 
Mar. 4—Chas. H. Brown, of Milton, and Margaret L. Taylor, of Boston. 
Mar. soph F. Libby, of Pownal, Me., and Sophia W. Miller, of 
' ilton. 


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April 18—James Deering and Mary McMahon, both of Milton. 
April 20—Jeremiah Chamberlaine and Christina Donahoe, both of Milton. 


May 
May 


— —John R. Lawrence, of Milton, and Mary J. Murray, of Boston. 
3—Llewellyn Cushman, of Milton, and Emma J. Maxcy, of 
Wrentham. 


May, 21—J. Henry Brooks, of Milton, and Lucretia Gilbert, of Boston. 


May 
May 


30—George C. Glover and Sarah A. Reynard, both of Milton. 
31—Frederick M. Safford, of Boston, and Mary W. Everett, of 
Milton. 


June 2—Samuel T. Bent, of Milton, and Carrie E. Fuller, of Jamaica 


Plain. 


June 13—Alden W. Skinner and Ellen A. Skinner, both of Stoughton. 
Aug. 5—David Bright and Ellen Murphy, both of Milton. 

Aug. 29—Charles F. Babcock and Flora M. Aldrich, both of Milton. 

Aug. 29—William H. Peterson, Jr., of Norton, and Nellie E. Dooley, of 


Sept 
Sept 


Sept 
Sept 
Sept 
Oct. 
Oct. 
Oct. 
Oct. 


Oct. 


Nov. 
Dec. 


Boston. . 

. 2—Malcolm D. Williams and Mary C. Flanders, both of Milton. 

. 12—William H. Balkam, Jr., of Milton, and Hannah F. Thayer, of 
Randolph. 


. 13—William KR. Emerson, of Boston, and Sylvia H. Watson, of 


Milton. 


. 15—Hezekiah H. Hall and Caroline M. Dale, both of Milton. 
. 15—James Reid, Jr., and Sarah Norris, both of Milton. 


1—J. Malcolm Forbes, of Milton, and Sarah C. Jones, of New 
Bedford. 
4—John Farnell, of Attleboro’, and Maria Bambrick, of Milton. 
'13—Thomas S. Graham, of Salem, and Rebecca Wilson, of Milton. 
14—Sylvanus Bourne, of Milton, and Carrie E. Knowles, of New 
Bedford. 
27—Arthur J. Turner and Cora F. Frost, both of Milton. 
183—George A. Fletcher, of Milton, and Jennie F. Clapp, of Paw- 
tucket, R. I. 
13—John Jewett, of Milton, and Mary A. F. Hobill, of Pembroke, 
R.81. 


PLACE OF RESIDENCE. _ Pacer or Birru. 
Males. Females. Total. Males. Fem. Total’. 

Milton, 23 20 43 Milton, 4 2 6 
Boston, 2 4 6 Boston, 2 2 4 
Stoughton, ieee 2 Other Towns,Ms.10 14 24 
Braintree, 1 0 1 Maine, 2 1 3 
Quincy, 1 0 1 New Hampshire, 1 1 2 
Norton, 1 0 1 Vermont, 0 1 1 
‘Sepa 0 1 1 Illinois, 1 0 1 
Salem, 1 0 it Michigan, 1 0 1 
Wrentham, 0 at 1 Wisconsin, 1 Oo: ae 
Jamaica Plain, 0 i 1 New Brunswick, 0 1 1 
New Bedford, 0 2 2 Nova Scotia, 2 4 6 
Attleboro’, 1 0 1 Canada, 2 0 2 
Pembroke, 0 1 1 England, 0 1 1 
Pawtucket, R. I. 0 1 1 Treland, 4 3 7 
Pownal, Me. 1 0 1 Scotland, 2 1 3 
; East Indies, 0 1 1 

64 64 


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INTENTIONS OF MARRIAGE. 
The whole number of Intentions of Marriage was 30. 


Number where both parties were residents of Milton, 
Number where females alone were residents of Milton, 7 


Number where males alone were residents of Milton, 10 
30 
Both parties American, 16 
"66 Trish, 2 
tery ent **. Nova scotian, 1 
American and English, 1 
American and Scotch, 1 
American and Nova Scotian, 3 
Trish and American, 1 
Trish:and Nova Scotian, 1 
Canadian and American, 1 : 
Canadian and Irish, 1 
Scotch and New Brunswick, 1 
* Scotch and East Indies, 1 
—30 
DEATHS REGISTERED IN MILTON IN 1873. 
Wuote No. 41. Matzzs, 20; Frmares, 21. 
Date of eds 
NAMES, Sex} .| 5 | 2 | Place of Birth. Disease, 
Death. a1 ole 
mila lA 
1873. : UY ape : 
Jan. 14| Sallie P. Eastman F.| 65 | 10 | 7 | Roxbury Strang. Hernia 
Jan. 15 Bronsdon F. 1} Milton Debility 
Jan. 16 | Benjamin F. Nute Ma 2a tale es Typhoid Fever 
Feb. 10} Joanna Tucker F.| 67 | 9 i Debility 
Feb. 14] Edmund Draper M.!} 45 Treland Dropsy of Heart 
Feb. 28] Hope B. Nute Henoe 26 | Wellfleet Cancer 
Mar. 2/ James Snow M.| 77 Mason Vil. NH.| Old Age 
Mar. 56 Chamberlain F, Milton Stillbirth 
Mar. 7/| Kate Sessler Beiou4s (eed Randolph Scarlet Fever 
Mar. 16) J. Henry Fuller M.| 2 Milton Inflam. Croup 
Mar. 17| William Flanagan Mat 4 P21" 6 a Convulsions 
| Mar. 21 | Joanna Penniman F. | 63 Newburyport | Internal Cancer 
Mar. 27 | Sarah H. Cowles F. | 58 _ | Milton Unknown 
Mar. 31] Annie Bass Thomas BOM 71 26 A Typhoid Fever 
: Apr. 3] James McGue M.| 52 Ireland Disease of Brain 
Apr. 22| Alonzo L. Burke M.| 37 | 4 N.Springf. Vt.| Accident. 
May 13| John McWhirk M.| 84 Ireland General Debility 
May 16/ Abby S. Bayley F.| 31} 9] 17 | Boston Typhoid Fever 
May 16] Frankie Sumner M. 2/|14 | Milton Small-pox 
June 1/ John Michael Hassle | M.| 93 | 1 |. Germany Old Age 
June 4/| Louisa M. Bancroft F.| 3 2 | 11] South Boston | Peritonitis 
June 24| Thomas Hollis M.!| 71 | 10 Braintree Peritonitis 
July 13) Jason Reed M.| 78} 9 N. Easton Debility 
Aug. 7| Ruth Skinner F:: 3 Milton Chol. Infantum 
; Aug. 15} Ann R. Greene F. | 85 Boston Dysentery 
; Aug. 15 | Harriet Belcher F. b 74 Milton Consumption 
- Aug. 16 | Susan Fenno F.| 79} 1] 13 4 Chronic Diarrh. 
Aug. 20| Rosie May Hunt F, 3 | 12 | Duxbury Chol. Infantum 
Aug. 25] Daisey Burt F, 3] 5] Milton Chol, Infantum 
: Aug. 30} Mary A. Hayes F./ 23 | 11.15 | Scotland Consumption 
1 Sept. 1] William Hollis M.| 89] 8 England Old Age 
Sept. 9| John W. Mayloon M.! 38 * | Boston Accident 
¥ Sept. 16) Freddie F. Smith M./ 6| 8 | 13} Milton Whoop’g Cough 
Sept. 22 | Sally Cook F.| 64 | 7] 9 | Randolph Soften’g of Brain 
J P 
: Oct. 15 | Lee Francis Buck M.| 1] 1] 18 | Milton Chol. Infantum 
Oct. 17 Boden M. 6 ib Cyanosis 
, Oct. 21 | Abigail Nutter F.| 83 | 2]| 22 | Dover, N.H. | Old Age 
Nov. 3| Fannie B. Sumner F.| 69 | .5 Milton ae Fever 
, Nov. 18 Boyle M. as Stillbirth 
' Dec. 16| Charles G. West M.| 42] 2 ‘Quincy Peritonitis 
| Dec. 29/ Francis T, Washburn | M.| 30/ 3] 5 | Boston Typhoid Fever 


SS ee 


Under 1 year, 

From 1 to 5 years, 
From 5 to 10 years, 
From 10 to 20 years, 
From 20 to 30 years, 
From 30 to 40 years, 


44. 


A je. 
From 40 to 50 years, 
From 50 to 60 years, 
From 60 to 70 years, 
From 70 to 80 years, 
Over 80 years, 


on He wo 


Disease, or Cause of Death. 


Accidents, : 2 Inflammatory Croup, 
Cholera Infantum, 4 Old Age, ; 
Cancer, 5 2 Peritonitis, 
Convulsions, 1 Stranculated Hernia, 
Consumption, 2 Stillbirth, 
Cyanosis, 1 Small-pox, 
Chronic Diarrhoea, chill Scarlet Fever, 
Debility, + Typhoid Fever, 
Dropsy:of Heart, 1 Unknown, 
Disease of Brain, 2 |- Whooping Cough, 
Dysentery, 1 

Places of Nativity. 
Milton, American Parentage, 14 England, 
Milton, Foreign An 4 Ireland, 
Other towns in Mass. 14 Scotland, 
New Heep 2 Germany, ° 


Vermont 


Milton, 4 
Mount Hope, 
Mount Auburn, 
Boston, : 
West Roxbury, 


1 


Places of Interment. 


26 Quincy, 
4 Randolph, 
2 North Weymouth, 
3 
2 


| 
a He no 


an = 


ze | 
_ mm me OD he 


Seventy-two perspns have been brought from other towns, by permission, 
for interment in Milton, and seventeen persons have been removed from 
Milton for interment in other places. 


ee a 


REE Oe SS 


ASSESSED IN THE TOWN OF MILTON, 
FOR THE YEAR 1873. 


VALUATION AND TAX. 
Value of Personal Estate, ; ; : : : $3,249,800 
Value of Real Estate, : : : ‘ : : 2,981,600 
Total Valuation, : ‘ é : $6,231,400 
Number of Polls, 718. Rate of Taxation, $9.00 on $1,000. 


State Tax, . : : : ‘ $7,222.50 
County Tax, . . . : - 4,915.78 
Town Tax, . ; ; , : 45,000.00 
Overlayings, . : . ; - 380.32 


OCAL LAK is. « ; : - $57,518.60 


Se 
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Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 
Pe EaIN EL as) ois <4. do Sdn 6 ee oe 2.00 117.90 | 171.90 291 80 
CG se 2.00 5.40 | 21.60 29.00. 
EAST gl ae er 1.80 1.80 
mens. harles H... 05.36 e ote 2.00 2.00 
Adams, MOREE Time ceo aoe. 3 ete oe 19.80 19.80 
Adams, Augustus, Heirs of. Ribas Poe ora 1.80 1.80: 
Angier, Pee ee 321.30 | 159.30 | 480.60 
Angier, Geri gics Coe oe, oa oo Mile cone 2.00 190.80 192.80 
PML OIT OMA OS uc So dy a 31.50 31.50 
Allen, DAR ROSE Soe 2.00 12.60 | 14.60 
eMIEAIE  LROUIAB. | a. ces cack sce'e ede uch. -2.00 2.00 
SMNEMUGT VV TA Socios ox Coss Cae leg 2.00 2.00 
Andrews, COLT RRS ie Geselice aa pag 2.00 |g 2.00 
Allen, G. Re a al 2.00 |»? 2.00 
Barnard, Mrs. Charles................ 128.70 | 184.50 | 313.20 
Babcock, Josiah, Heirs of............. 54.90 | 216.00 | 270.90 
Babcock, Denar ee eae 2.00 59.40 | 117.00 | 178.40 
Babcock, MOUNT dni ais. ak. ska e 2.00 27.00 | 36.00 65.00 
Babcock, ONES Geers a ok ieee 2.00 7.20 | 68.40 77.60: 
Babcock, MTP Wh cttt Sachse » ce tate 2.00 45.90 | 95.40 |} 143.30 
I VSO: OS ag eee ae 2.00 2.00 
Babcock, PeeOM Nereis... Cow e 2.00 2.00 
Babcock, MORIDOP UL ieee. , eters 2.00 remy) 
Babeock, rR 1: SS Ce a 2.00 2.00 
Boden, Wn. KAS 2S My oe FO I eh 2.00 .90 | 10.80 13.70 
Boden, VE RES 6g pal ee A 2.00 4.50 6.50 
Met) MNOTIOR D2.) 8 os, once s danvecn 2.00 2.00 
mromens NeWiHiaN S..c% ss. .ccvecececces 2.00 2.00 
Bronsdon, Benj., Heirs of............. . 18.00 18.00 
A 


NAMES. 


ration. GeO! Osha kee ees ait Gees 


PSCGMRGOTL | LOWIS | Viivin athe cos cece cae aoc 
PUL ON ELMAN ES LIM aM iuididiy'in's «oy! ae 
Bronsdon, Phineas, Heirs of........... 
BTONSdON, SAMs Wiss. ciney od sc.cecbes ; 
PIECOROOTICAVV INS hss lewiste wicis Genie erase) c 
PSTBREOO, CORES. 0 a gsc bose mene ees 
Bronsdon, Frank, Heirs of............ 
“ESOT SEEN IGS: egal ll lags ata a4 
Rete PO WAN oc ciate aia’ wia'c't's eles pupten ccs 


“ehvaigis A Bsr MEE Sr sa Reng fe ae A : 
Brophy, Jeremiah.............. A ag 
PATO WO WATS. as cis tion cic kw wnieetmes 
CR ESRNN LINEN Ne sa c'atk'ia\ ona) close wlstnrarthme 
SLR MOE NY BU EL Goes t a/ate ctaele oe putea 
BSGRMEONY DARL In WTS «ic ejelarcuale'siesecs weie 
WEEP MVELSINIPOLS Le staera) sole) wid. ai Grete. esmis vale <ie 
Ly Sb SE 0 RE BU on a 
Peer A TEOL EL aie oth shee n/e'a < p's anew era a 
WAPI Ny MOONE oo) Gals in<: a's 01s Bc sa eebe oe 
Bent, Nathaniel, Heirs of............. 
STIR BLIZADELN: aievcinicn sc se ceca nies 
bh FE In Mal ia: Oo A oS An ae 
Tai er TIC SO ey seta se s, sic'o do <lgarsisleioa 
Bat) “alee BN Utero dBc aoe 
Bass, Geo..W..... Ay a eI ae i a 
TEE CRSA POTTS: cpt el GeURe  R Ae Aa One 


Beal ee ONALTOT <n» sessile ss esis at ato 
RCE OOUN Th ns ue no. Oe 
Eo el OUT VV ws <b aesueveunis ia ole « ofboth ary 
Biter el LGM Y seat ows cl vine epi 
Broomeea alter... cakes cose sees os 
HSUIEEEY OO GSSGas wale ais stad bs Cae baer oe 
AMEE OM i cette o'='= Streets Pal ee etey ne 
RIE G ATCT A ac hMi\ Tois ies lek adie Wath uapetiie cb 
Marae teal OTN: EU ek iieie ale rete wie (ARNE ‘ 
PIAMGRALO GV sib ae sia vinsjacien Giieeeee 6 
WSO DATC Med 5) VV site do's eee k eartdeaaitc oie 
PIG ORARA EDP iG Oho cro aaa 
Blanetard. Wy i Mai sti. cs cs eerie « 
Tel TU ER Anite bie pin ial ot elaleuaiastts’s 
POUT AOL ES) gic Pues pe A Sopra og 
Burt, summer Asin. ss sc0 ne Ge iaaniec Ke 
Lit > ARCA BD eet Oe Yaa One ‘Sosa Bion Ht ie 
Brown, Samuel....... Sonne, ne et 
Brown, William.;...... OF niste tiie Rake c 
Brew) OWN yh... wicg weihe s Cmeianene Ai 


POTGAEL al GINGS «5c a bie nice ce sere iy 
PAO, OMT). ;. . cles co bx Ueacotmemn: ‘ 
Bradlee, J. Waher............. ng Neuss 
Bawaey i, His Weird Of vee Sikes noice dte nc 
POUT UNI shies ate ie Nis « of aleh ofl hulae 
LIRA s Csaba Kit a Ae i's latte AML Ms : 


Burns, Edward....... aby ano apie ante . 


Burns, Martin.........¢. + avis bee mae 
° 


Tax on 


Poll Tax.|} Personal 


2.00 


2.00 
2.00 


2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


Estate. 


5.40 


4.50 
4.50 
48.60 
2.70 


20.70 


62.10 
63.00 


1.80 
1.80 
2121.30 


36 00 
91.80 
2.70 


19.80 


46.80 
13.50 


48.60 
27.00 
57.60 


28.80 
7.20 
54.00 


Tax on 
Real 
Estate. 


18.00 


31.50 
4.50 
14.40 


13.50 
15.30 


49.50 


* 9,90 
18.00 


27.00 
45.00 
11.70 
13.50 
81.90 


73.80 
25.20 


31.50 
729.00 


95.40 
50.40 
50.40 

8.10 
67.50 
41.40 
36.90 


43.20 


54.90. 


7.20 


- 29.70 
13.50 
115.20 


84.60 


Total Tax. 


20.00 


7.40 
2.00 
31.50 
6.50 
16.40 
2.00 
13.50 
17.30 
6.50 
6.50 
100.10 
4.70 
2.00 
2.00 
11.90 
2.00 
20.00 
2.00 
2.00 
47.70 
45.00 
11.70 
13.50 
146.00 
2.00 
138.80 
2.00 
2.00 
29.00 
35.30 
2852.30 
2.00 
38.00 
189.20: 
55.10 
2.00: 
72.20 
10.10 
116.30 
56.90 
2.00 
87.50 
27.00 
102.80 
54.90 


a 


SE SESS agro va era SS TNS CCI UPON ASSES 
Tax on Tax on 

NAMES. Poll Tax.} Personal Real | Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 


2.00 2.00 


earns, Christopher... 00. ooo ee 


Co EES GE a Atle SR al 2.00 2.00 
LE 8 RR a ia a PR lg ie 2.00 2 00 
Burke, Alonzo, Heirs of.............. 7.20 7.20 
oth 0 0 6 a Re eg 2.00 .90 | 18.00 20.90 
sc CHS IL Re 2.00 679.50 | 99.00 | 780.50 
Blackman, Elbridge........ ... mieel ee alG 1.80 3.80 
Se ert be Soe ON as. 2.00 23.40 | 25.40 
Beene Ns Oe. oc. ws A SACRE 5 BREN aah ONE Be 2.00 6.30 | ° 32.40 40.70 
BPO, AUPHSLUS....0..5cccescnen ove 2.00 18.90 20.90 
PUES WR Cian avee cece: coke aes 2.00 9.00 11.00 
Bryant, Lesley......... ARE oN tn ei 2.00 2.00 
Boswell, William.................... 2.00 2.00 
Barry, Michael...... rida AE alemonpeate: 2.00 1.80 3.80 
Buckley, Cornelius................... 2.00 2.00 
eenenire, OTe i.e. cls... edge 2.00 
BIB VE ess Vie ds ks ee ce yee 2.00 2.00 
~Beard, Henry..... niet cds s sen caa aie 2.00 2.00 
Cc SU TSO le ills Lae a a 2.00 2.00 
METIRIEY , IAULDEW 24. 02 96 so ales g one le 2 00 2 00 
TT cay LORE i A AOE Ua 2.00 2.00 
(OS nS Gon i al A oR 2.00 2.00 
os oy EE a eGR ee 2.00 2.00 
BOE eh Mice dope canse es Pas, ent 2.00 27.90 | 195.30 | 225.20 
Churchill, 0. M.S......... A Rint edna 2.00 99.00 | 101.c0 
SET IOUTAN ds a coe chee decen nee 58.50 | 129.60 | 188.10 
Copeland, Lewis, Heirs of............. 73.80 | 73.80 
Meoperwnd, Chas. G2). 6656) 60 mee we es 2.00 60.30 55.80 118.10 
RTA TE Lg ce h ainia= sale clas o's 2.00 8.10 | 78.30 88.40 
Collins, John, Heirs of................ 67.50 67.50 
Carine, Bdward... or eee 23.00 £0.0u 
MIO GEO, Gees cca sec cscs ccce le |} 2.00 22.50 24.50 
Ree CONES GS. 3e ics kee e sce sec ce os 2.00 2.00 
Rete SORTA Cees. eles ese ewe: 2.00 4.50 | 151.20 | 157.70 
lark, Susan... ...... = te OA Sa Ee 3.60. | 55.80 59.40 
ey Ve CE A 2.00 47.70 49.70 
Er ak ss ioe o oe ater ie OU 493.20 | 178.20 | 673.40 
ce EES eh I a ld 2.00 2.00 
RMMET AL DOM c «cabo lel vac ee ok 2.00 2.00 
DETOUR Se oc. te onc sacle ek. 2.00 2.06 
BeBe Ny Ullinyry seh Se oo ee 2.00 2.00 
emer ieOTTS VW Ss sack ska. coe 2.00 2.00 
oo Sts NO iB al teak I ks Aa 2.00 2.00 
Co 1 SS] Rh en AS I 2.00 27.90 | 77.40 | 107.30 
Dayle AO jel Ee 2.00 16.20 | 77.40 95.60 
GL ial Sa 2.00 11.70 13.70 
oe he MALIA Tet eco a a 2.00 12.60 | 46.80 61.40 
Roeeman, Nathan... ....00¢..... 00008 2.00 | 6.30] 54.90 63.20 
Crossman, Nathan, Jr................ 2.00 18.00 | 16.20 36.20 
Drea SON Gicks sles. ess. eek! 2.00 2.00 
Sruemnan CA lireds. <0. 204.0. SA 2.00 1.80 | 13.50 17.30 
SPrOMAINAN LOMUEC]... sc psec cece estes 2.00 61.20 | 49.50 | 112.70 
Crossman, Alfred, Jr...........ece00 2.00 2.00 
Mreeetner GON D... el ho cens cca e ten 2.00 2.00 
Clapp, Geo. W......... Sits ale cee 2.00 3.60 | 38.70 44.30 
Crosby, Lucian, Heirs of.............. 9.00 9.00 
1 LG gh OC Gaal 2.00 9.00 | 24.30 35.30 
Brn PW in. Bole os. ks saeco. -' 2.00 1.80 18.00 21.80 


Tax on Tax on 


NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal Real | Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 

Cunningham, Mrs. Frances............ 289.80 | 263.70 | 553.50 
Cunningham, John A..............5. 2.00 11.70 | 22.50 36.20 
Cunningham, Edward. -.............. 2.00 440.10 | 477.00 | 919.10 
Cuimingham, William... . 5.0. .000..% 2.00 3.60 | 14.40 20.00 
Cunningham, James..........-+0..05- 2.00 2.00 
Cumpinghani Arthur... .6.-ceese es 2.00 2.00 
RSORSMAN OMA WIT) Liss. oe dec tie vets oe 2.00 2.00 
Chamberlain, John, Heirs of.......... 6.30 6.30 
Chamberlain, James.........esceeseee 2.00 2.00 
CUA OELTOLLOES © srs isis Sictgs on. > athe rarehe 0.0 2.00 21.60 | 56.70 80.30 
AHIMRWNY, QLEOD Ts'o cle sare «a nrcetdervats: 0's 2.00 13.50 15.50 
MIGBROUT LEIA GPS ih ls Ate let bic whe amine os 7.20 7.20 
RORIRAPRLOTLUVerateias 55/58 S400 shin intetam mtare 2.00 2.00 
MHC ERE ATILOS Sra Gale ous ble ids cls aibts auubaiase ait 2.00 2.00 
SERIALS Lal wle'is catered te in wire darahace 6 2.00). 2.00 
MINA PDT Ge SLY UI Pic on Stee 2.00 11.70 | 36.00 49.70 
OMAR DOGO COs eesti. ch eee es 57.60 | 36.90 94.50 
Rael OTL 2 wae co tds SL as wigtbaes es 2.00 2.00 
Le PaO UT iW ie Fs win'oles sn ab’ siding si 2.00 1.80 | 16.20} 20.00 
AEE ODMR 5 os ila gis (oo po ke intes's fe 2.00 1.80 | 22.50 26.30 
APOE VY MELTED GY’ aoa psec )a/a% «iio topara’s «© 2.00 1.89 3.80 
LUM PATRON AC. aE ah oie ia wip se alates a 2.00 2.00 
O01 AU EE es 0 Se a 2.00 2.00 
Compdion ames... fete). ois. id ‘ene s | HOO 2.00 
Callahan, Thomas......... TEES St 8.10 8.10 
Channing, Ruth, Heirs of............. ; 450.00 450.00 
Cabot hs Lewisnewy cei ixws cess « ernie de 2.00 225.00 227.00 
REN AOOEI EE vsite'n x's nts! p:pie «9.0 nett aii sg 36.00 | 216.90 | 252.90 
ACB OMERS Ser Preis st tae: a'> c's is'slaten'e 2.00 1.80 | 17.10 20.90 
De! | MARU AS .dy apelin bbs Oe are 6 2.00 13.50 | 20.70 36.20 
Crowd, George........ Peavenes vaeres 2.00 .90 | 18.00 20.90 
Cheney. ave bist Hacc a. ccna vamele > = 18.00 18.00 
RFEDOM Ae leo ehaciet oie wienieto, ocinim sii eiek 2.00 2.00 
COFRORA Gy BOS ase sain: ots clglciqicini aces sa mye» & 2.00 2.00 
ABLATED CELT ACK 0 wccsctoteow io'a's airtalaahele & .2.00 | 1.80 3.80 
Cplemmamts. BA. a) os. states sce ts ettbkelee 2.00 2.00 
CTAPEOEO , GP RMES Ls a Siac vied 5 ng cles & 2.00 2.00 
Comeaon Tia Vid is 0s solesis's as eee od }- 2.00] . 2,00 
RARBG FAWECO soc) ie on a ain! w's'nre wi tediaie's & 2.00 2.00 
Meare OLNT es 8 suc! s ah chute sincain near et ortne 2 2.00 |. ' 2.00 
Bsc ila BE) Me Sea eee gr 2.00 2.00 
Clary, Timothy F...........eccceeee- 2.00 1.80 3.80 
OPM A co Mes ce slid « bres ca loa Beetle 2.00 2.00 
Combs, “Patricks .'.. s/s views sd stale ad 2.00 2.00 
MEI OI EE eye Wr soit din chic Ca aAIEE ab lec 2.00 2.00 
CAPR, WO OTIGE ae oo Lo pci ens geeieaels, 2.00 2.00 
OTE PONY BICEP iGe: 0pm 'sse wrnia'e vi dalsiniaiiels ¢ 2.00 2.00 
OPEL VY ULDATIESS. 54 cisue' cee os Qantas « « 2.00 2.00 
LBW ATURE 6.4, o:2.4s'</<4:npo's alte mtdlnoeeo se 2.00 2.00 
AAO in) PUA. PL ok ole o's sia’ AIR TOs 2.00 2.00 
CEVA BT <1 0 or ces's'>sie/n aon. ataiatelotdtiele, 5 « 2.00 2.00 
CRA e ce OTT Yen's sinned ele Mele cimielecis 2.00 2.00 — 
AOSMMAAAIEY SL POLOLDY «<p 0-0'si niche alntetnistatminde 6c 2.00 2.00 
Carr, Matthew...... Sh okie 7 Sd mes, Px Bn "2.00 2.00 
AS TVRR AT ia) OLE GAM vd o3k'S linia fe ciel, « talataiars 2.00 2.00 
CARTES AI ONY hata! gis! cha Bie'cin's. whe aud here aPans 2.00 2.00 
Orrell Os) Win iia ob ekiside's oda Wiebe e 2.00 2.00 
ADAG hn fore stiches PROC 5 adeca ababetnn 2 2.00 1.80 3.80 
CAMe LL, SATMCB 0: sf deleicin: = ni4'gie is fevmis « 2.00 2.00 


Hager, Thomas....... ansaid ispin: 5 el ea ¢ 
* 


Total Tax. 


2.00 


WW WMH WLW 
SSSSSSSSE 


2.00 


axon | Taxon 
NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal | Real 
Estate. | Estate. 
Meer. DIONRIA! Ca. Seo. ea ke 8 2.00 
PMID SILITIOUBOY s .'s oc ek ses dus sees 2.00 
SPANIEL. aioe sic Cid aid 's's s ole « lite Wels s 2.00 
RPI YN WTB s «o's cielecs oe he odes Ves 2.00 
PM IORALO Us, 2. 5 se ss oe AWE We 2.00 9.00 | 19.80 
RMT URIRLET .0ce'cls cc nev wale o UMu Shee} 2.00 
AUS Os Sa ee 2.00 
MOMENI ESE hos nla ioie vs cele ceUh ble « § 2.00 22.50 | 135.90 
MUMMMIMMECALTED oats ols Sis thas ane SMlab'e os 2.00 1.80 | 27.00 
SEI ETO... Visiels swe e's Skies 2.00 
MO AT i cain soa ee ce wie: 2.00 135.00 | 45.00 
MEMES POI C seat st ciclga ho use OWA en! 27.00 | 31.50 
RPO DATOS VW IUIGIN ss dec ies aU e's 37.80 | 85.50 
Wyemenereorge VW. cc sco... SUL. 2.00 81.00 
Dprriemdenr wii, 1.0.8 beh. waa 2.00 48.60 
SUMMIT BIGOT Si. ic Gwe ke sce culweiess 2.00 60.30 
Davis, William E........ Gi ae a a Aaa 2.00 49.50 
Davis, William, Heirs of..... Se 225.00 
DPmMeMUL SACI ee. is oa. Ente | 2.00 
Dieiee JOOP Bes oes cet ec dub es 2.00 22.50 
Donate, Michael..'.......... 50800.) 2.00 1.80 9.00 
Dawew, Charles R:...2.c605.. 008) S..: 202.50 
Dayenport, Lewis.............00s005. 2.00 4.50 | 44.10 
Davenport, Nathaniel T............... 2.00 2.70 | 28.80 
Davenport, Lyman... i..553.......5... 2.00 22.50 | 112.50 
Davenport, Henry S......... pee) By ak, 2.00 2.70 | 36.90 
Davenport, Hdwin;.....0........0.... 2.00 
Dayesport, Ann H... 7.60... 006. 20 | 51.30 
EE GS aE i De 2.00 4,50 
Donovan, Joseph W........... secs... 2.00 12.60 
Diy UE ORR a 2.00 1.80 9.00 
REM AION yo). ok Soe ca ees CSS 2.00 
WP ETINIA.. oe eee as the. 2.00 
Brands. .'..) eed. 2. eave SS 2.00 
ES NC RE Ae a 2.00 
MRMONT Ecce hese ec ck. Ae RS. 2.00 
Beemer halph! 4 ee 2.00 
Dimeamore, Robert... .....6..0. dulce... 2.00 
Donoly, John....... SEA oP APE 2.00 
MEE MORN ook a less. sets de, 2.00 
ME MECLINMNGGS <0 Sete de eos. Sends «| 2.00 
Bromma Charles. ;,. +... .062 05s c dled. -| 2.00 
MU Misaki nt es icy snes dibae 2.00 
Pea Hward Jo... es -s-s cece cidede. 2.00 15.30 | 23.40 
meme Wak.. Heirs of...'.... 3. dedae ek 135.90 
Eyerett, Samuel.............. 1 ORE ee 2.00 18.00 
OSC Sa cae 2.00 
Emerson, Joshua, Heirs of............ 22.50 
MMeNIIL DIINO... sees s. ides. 2.00 18.00 
RMEMP UL EAU. . 006 oo vec ces «ole ies 3.60 
ie a re oe 2.00 
mamaro, samuel, 20). 0.06.04. oo 2.00 63.90 | 134.10 
Eldridge, Mrs. Samuel................ 31.50 
MGEIGOD,  AINUGL 05's sce cece ss civ dass 2.00 
TOU ot a 2.00 18.90 | 94.50 
Eastman, Sally, Heirs of.............. 180.00 
2.00 9.00 | 30.60 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal Real Total Tax. 


Estate. | Estate. 

LOU, ei Ba Say CAE eee GP See 2.00 11.70 13.70 
AGORY 2 RODOIG ssi VT ky Ge o's ode bats sc 2.00 2.00 
Min) OOM s WiaICts ably & visa: c ete fie seve 0:8 2.00 2.00 
PMO NTCGCTION Ns cbibivsascs tects * eed 2.00 |: 2.00 
Biverete, Nathaniel’ sins tess cdecalewn ss 2.00 2.00 
TidwWards, Hvanieeg. shctey sc ce kent ve we 2.00 2.00 
TPROSOS CEDOMAS: b's. ces a chen oes 2.00 2.00 
ROTELABIA, SOAELLUG] ooh sure eee ks bs sins a 2.00 2.00 
ROR LLAGIOISs wv s' beige Bless cheatin ees | 2.00 2.00 
MIO VEL: tnicih bss beg no $0 ste hs od 2.00 13.50 15.50 
Lilt 0) Bea BLA 2) 9.7). WS eA aa See Pe 2.00 2.00 
WeNNG AUG sesh evb eh. es hs ase vmed 2.00 51.30 | 119.70 | 173.00 
WGECDAR ES) ONLI bcueebie oe als sais 4 18.90 18.90 
Fairbanks, EK. J...... ASS SAAS On 2.00 2.70 4.70 
Farrington, John, Heirs of............ 23.40 | | 23.40 
Farrington, Henry J....... See eae ae 2.00 21.60 23.60 
Field, Ebenezer, Heirs of.............. 5.40 | 28.80 34.20 
Weary 2 Ne ADO Wt tare is ates bs Sus ako 4 35.10 35.10 
Lip vate CLG) 2s A gi gel ee Se ee 2.00 18.00 | 59.40 79.40 
WORE R TW LAN Not vances ds yates sc 2.00 9.00 | 28.80 39.80 
egy ODAE ICE Doe pwc wie wach cv eneeley 2.00 18.90 20.90 
Gee ORTON irs wn pep ee bs cuneeue 2.00 | 4377.60 | 722.70 | 5102.30 
Forbes, Robert :B....e.sesssicence 2.00 | 56790 | 353.70 | 923.60 
Horus, RODELY Es, Ole... eh beeen ec 2.00 40.50 | 42.50 
FOROS VT ELS hPa ew dws sik wegen b 3 2.00 671.40 73.40 
Ge pes 7 ):. MAMIOOUN Sh biece das Sane as 2.00 135.00 137.00 . 
FGEpes, o)  DIUTTAY <2 wiieds <3 ven ween 2.00 428.40 | 265.50 | 695.90 - 
Forbes, Margaret: Pe ene ee 231.30 | 63.00 | 294.30 
U ORpess UO. anny. iugctigcce ss shee peer ck 231.30 | 63.00 | 294.30 
Broth ham di. Tiss 2's. 6 sis see we 2.00 3.60 | 35.10 40.70 
rents Ly pe ae sis «a eistatbverens bo hviees chic 2.00 72.00 | 90.00 | 164.00 © 
Frve,Oren t ., Heirs of. ti. 4 cea we we 67.50 67.50 
Fitzpatrick, Hdward. .6\00. 6 ssc een 2.00 27.00 29.00 
Bisepacricic, Job.» ..4 Wiis. ues aeeeteen -2.00 2.00 
PURMPOLTICK, AMES «:bwatere:- «sia aleeeers es 2.00 | . 2.00 
FiaMigin SAME i cision nse: ins ahs weet » 2.00 1.80 3.80 
apt) 20) CS dll RRR a al Sap Ss FY 2.00 2.70 4.70 
PIAPERY,, hi RHOTUARGs oieit(e'a cia’ sraisiatelacchetowte ace 2.00 2.00 
HigzOCy i PALPICK. «sm aig 2 elas Gay Oe ee 2.00 2.00 
Flarety, Anthony........ hy Dated erat 2.00 2.00 
PASSE y oS AIICS ac © ire's scien cssloe eae ops 2.00 2.00 
POLST ACODS cnrcur wintest wait W nla comtnters Cel p 2.00 2.00 
Pee pred OBIE gourd init cacautaieit evan e 2.00 2.00 
TPIGEaVY GLLEE (ona! cot ansaid sta ea areeo'e 2.00 2.00 
USS ELOY ss ee voe's hose eck s tea ialaaeehe ok 2.00 2.00 
Ls oP PR Vis ay ae Hie) Ha 2.00 2.00 
PAPE laced ODD chin cinsiptcnis Sicante stihaiare sie 2.00 2.00 
PPE MAL | I RIOT 0 e\0'sts%  « ode cae = B 2.00 2.00 
BAM IY Liaw aise sive pias chen eemene oe 2.00 2.00 
Farren. Michsel?. a3... sockets Beis. a 2 2.00 2.00 
Fredericks; William 5.00.0. sms\seo deo 4 2.00 2.00 — 
Peer | DEC TL ow wiaesowatercstie cen oh 2.00 2.00 
Mie aH ne Hs Leah. eee ca 2.00 2.00 
Pini pan Michael Win’. ce eeeecen 2.00 2.00 
Bah cel OEM sw ar arose isin rajsin SMU RHGEME IE OR 2.00 2.00 
Flynn, Daniel.......... Ree an ee 2.00 2.00 
HIMRUBOMNAS, shoe's vi aie co vx cena ae 2.00 2.00 
MATAR WAT se as ste Mare Ws i cll Wiehe ten tO 2.00 


Biei@. PTank:, ... ss...) BSc Ronee Selene 


Bletener, George A........0...s0000., 2.00 
MMMM SUD y yes biscs nsec ccace tks | 2.00 
Mom Wiis. oe hs Fee Sp Ras, 5 2.00 
Gordon, Robert.......... Riorblehaoabee eee 2.00 
SOOM NOTIN. . kpc ccle cc. Ton tt 2.00 
Searateer, William Ay... ....ciecclee.. 2.00 
Seamer, Anthony 0.0... .scecce races 2.00 
arumer, Anthony K......s<cf..5ece.. 2.00 
Gardner, George B......... MEL ess 4 2.00 
Sineairer, (. ]', Avge. ie... puatvetati f 2.00 
Gannett, George K............... as 2.00 
RPaMpeS, OOMUCH... 6. ccc vee cceces, 2.00 
PPM OY. cleo s ee cody ss isehreeata 2.00 
PeMPOE A IBOAE- Oe foc cs ce bs ccs ceed 2.00 
peeee eatgo Wes. eee... k cise 2.00 
ERAN IU ly vil) Poe ow eek wane ca ot 
Glover, Oliver...... eat Seine Sicas weed 2.00 
Mier more’ Oe. obo 2.00 
a US CG RS a 2.00 
PEPE DOMIAMIN: coke ac canes cs cee ceed 
Preenourh) Alfred. : $22 5635.5.0525... 2.00 
A A ae 2.00 
odfrey, L. N..... BEE sae t's to teSo at she aes «| 2.00 
Bere OWNS. sk eck cccbec tec! 2.00 
RIES, as eek eee! ok. A 2 00 
Gallagher, PIGEON Cee ee tseees S| 2.00 
Buerucr, James. Pecos. el. 2.00 
CU Na RS oe ea a 2.00 
RRP DINOS. <0. 3.0 ess ok ccchcees 2.00 
0) CICS: 1S RG aa a aa 2.00 
US TOSS I IS inane 2.00 
SPEC O ODN Ys was oe hance vs Wes es 2.00 
Houghton, J. W., Heirs of.......... %s 
Houghton, George D...............4. 2.00 
Houghton, George W................ 2.00 
BAMPTON ISON 0! 24 sin'e ac ewe ea ce o's: 2.00 
Houghton, E. W..... ain eae Shale ohere ets 2.00 
Houghton, Mrs. Ellen.............., 
eR Uh eee hk eS. 2.00 
Holmes, Abraham....... ARES SNA seis 2.00 
Holmes, Abraham, Jr................ 2.00 
0S PRIUS Se i le 2.00 
Bee a POPLEE. os. see eee ce es 2.00 
BeMres  ONATICN boric e eos oe ce ek 182.00 
PIMEPRIOOTIO W oo Peer cave vac c teak 2.00 
Hamilton, George W............. 0 »-| 2.00 
Hollis, cho eT RO SO a 2.00 
Re DGS, IT. ses nec cce ce conk 2.00 
Pieme AL RS eo. SSA ASBALAD 2.00 
PemerMa ts, | 2.00 
Hollingsworth, Amor, Heirs of........ 
Hollingsworth, Z. T............. Sr eet 2-00 
Hollingsworth, A. ..............00 2.00 
Hollingsworth, George............... 2.00 
Howe, Joseph N., Heirs of............ 
2.00 


ax on 


Poll Tax.| Personal 
Estate. 


2.00 


9.00 


9.00 
-90 


1.80 
9.00 


99.90 
108.00 
2.70 
9.90 
37.80 
4.50 
4.50 
.90 
.90 


180.00 
135.00 


6.30 


24.30 
54.00 


1.80 


99.00 
1.80 


27.00 


96.30 


94.50 

9.00 
13.50 
14.40 


250.20 
129.60 


1.80 


Tax on 
Real 
Estate. 


27.00 
30.60 
11.70 
19.80 
15.30 


120.60 
140.40 


29.70 
18.00 


(27.00 
9.00 
185.40 


42.30 


23.40 
63.00 
18.90 

1.80 
18.90 


63.00 
25.20 
114.30 


21.60 
90.00 
6.30 
90.00 
433.80 
52.20 
31.50 
8.10 


Total Tax. 


2.00 


11.00 
2.00 


38.00 
33.50 
13.70 
23.60 
26.30 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
222.50 
250.40 
4.70 


_ , 41.60 


57.80 
4.50 
6.50 

29.90 
2.90" 
9.00 

182700 
322.40 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
8.30 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


42.30 
26.30 
56.00 
2.00 
3.80 
23.40 
164.00 
22.70 
3.80 
47.90 
2.00 
2.00 
161.30 
27.20 
210.80 
11.00 
37.10 
106.40 
6.30 
92.00 
686.00 
183.80 
31.50 
11.90 


Taxon | Taxon 
NAMES Poll Tax.| Personal Real | Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 

SNE VOREDIL Sant. ee ae Sethe: 2.00 10.80 12 80 
Hinckley, PUOINAA EEA o\c isan te ciel sts ..| 2.00 21.60 | 59.40 83.00 
PLUME ROMER Ys Sede craw geet ce ies | 2.00 9.00 | 61.20 72.20 
Hunt, ati nae haa eats See 6s 18.00 18.00 
Hunt, J Meir Uae ow es Be fein anes 2.00 25.20 22.50 49.70 
Hunt, Rife eh he Ja} 2.00 3.60 5.60 
Hunt, Charles C......... ee Recteiale c's 2.00 12.60 14.60 
ERAS SRN] Col CON aaa ae 2.00 9.00 11 00 
UO G Walliams ese ewe cs Sewiine «5 2.00 82.80 | 193.50 | 278.30 
Hunt, Sola) ee hee easly ae ate dniy stevie ia ei ¢ 2.00 2.00 
Hastings, NW hw foe ec i Ae a Sais |e sU0 18.00 20.00 
LO VAV APY IAA GIT)s . 5.5 5 ss «oo sche os 2.00 79.20 | 154.80 | 236.00 
Hoye, EA 2 a a 2.00 4 50 6.50 ~ 
TAOUOEAOIE Wc siccis Lect leet ces oc sae AS ee 2.00 
TAS eel eta) ONE, oe ad hc nb eae « 2.00 1.80 7.20 11.00 
Hemmenw MED a TEEN Deve i vecala a Siete Mace at 30.60 | 434.70 | 465.30 
Hockaday, William........ ey pa 2.00 .90 2.90 
AM Rey Pe OWIRS? 0's oa-hide cle c's oe cA 2.00 ; 2.00 
TAMEOIEP A ODT. ee ck cid satis soles Se cabot 8 2.00 2.00 
ES EA ICL TET Gaia Ig ala eae 2.00 2.00 
tmnt! AAe0r ey Bey. a eas sec aBaiee 2 2.00 2.00 
MiBrep ll, DeWis. is. eos sas eines +s 2.00 2.70 4.70 
Howland, GRINOR ya). dnlice ae as sta Beer 2.00 2.00 
Hayes, C8 ATG eit Ma Ns oa 2.00 2.00 
Pine oun me ant iS Op Ey 2.00 2.00 
PAL CPORODIN EME DF 2 oss aoe s aaicun ae oe 2.00 2.00 
Hebard, Remar eL CT. aii Bilal cts aytlod« 2.00 12.60 14.60 
Hawes, "Samuel BPN ein sie doin MOE 2.00 2.00 
RP isrrems 0A Pert ote. ecw cise 6 ale's Castes 2.00 2.00 
Hunter, Joseph. ghee ae tatal She sisal: ue et 2.00 2.00 
Hansbury, POtPIOk coe slols, cues, he abate 2.00 2.00 
RUMP eer iiss cs cme kie als ce octane 2.00 2.00 
Hart, PTOOErig VW cdeces swe. 2.00 2.00 
PIAS Ot WEL uos soils heatem ome ocs orm, | 2.00 2.00 
Hiieoy, James...) dave eo ceca ee 2.00 2.00 
Hayden, Peter...... Sei a dele Ee i 2.00 2.00 
Hogmias, EQward Pay siecle aaee« 2.00 2.00 
Pave Gs GA ih eek aa 2.00 2.00 
EA AMMA oe) 95 Ho Nieto eee aes I roe 2.00 2.00 
Ela Mey SU HOmas. vc.0/<iloss siacces ee wah Wise 2.00 2.00 
J ohmson, Alfred .o.) he eek ss eae Z.| 200 .90 | 27.00 29.90 
OWE UCOLINATI NS sts. aha a's so x eben 2.00 7.20 9.20 
Joyce, Patrick..... MM PIY yaa aey saeco 2.00 6.30 8.30 
Jewett, J. W..---- RE AECUYAY, «21, AN 2.00 iy sy Asa 
Kingman, Adolphus.’,..... +1. ssmed% - 2.00 20 | 14.40 17.30 
Kennedy, Samed i kik wieh Me ee: 2.00 5.40 | 85.50 92.90 
Kendall, Henry A............ Meikle « 12.60 12.60 
Kendall, | AT Sm RMR Eon 2, A Ae 2.00 1.80 16 20 20.00 
Kendal, Charles’ O. (0... utes tun ee - 18.00; 18.00 
Kendall, Mary and Augusta........... 7.20 7.20 
Kendall, MORCTIO SS dhs 9. spe ORLC wip Ak 2.00 262.80 | Jgac.e | + 264.80 
Kendall, William LE epi cua ik > Et eh 0 2.00 2.00 
Kelley, Francis Re: JOO oes 5-1 geese 2.00 1.80 | 10.80 14.60 
Ride mel (Pasa ons. shina ae 58.50 | 288.00 | 346.50 
Kaltloniitobn jis is} sis. sas lets at ates 2.00 9.90 | 23.40 35.30 
KUO YY EUATI lees ook e oe alc ble ay peak: 200 ; 2.00 
BURG Ese ya's 'c pole ieee oc> > os aloo dienceke _.| 2.00 . 1,80 3.80 


- 
ee ee ee ee 


NAMES. 


Littlefield, Samuel..... Mi eartatinn tests 
Littlefield, Samuel, Jr................ 
Littlefield, Samuel, 2d................ 
Littlefield, Samuel F.................. 
Littlefield, John.............. slag Rie ots 
Littlefield, Henry W. ..... st mnreht esis 
Littlefield, George W................ 
RUPEE EPA Dacha d o'. tah a'e'ala « cc > acces oie 
Lary, Augustus........ Page las eee ae 


Lawton, George M............ Heit 
ul eal ele in a Tee ote 
Lynes, Cornelius.........:...... Risch’ 
MMMM ROME Y L,  st sa clolss sieves vers gi 
Beery William §.). 6... cesses cence 
Leavitt, Albion E........ Sa is Ree in 


eee eee ee oerreraoeeeereees 


Jo he RECT eee 
Lombard, Ferdinand........ ating eens 
MTEL SADE Ss) oo'sd\6 siiels oo 6.nie 0 exe Debi he age 
SIRS 6) OUITN Is Aon f chsy.s ccteoc od ven ethe i. 
BREEN OUTS 0 gustiess.0'< ones) oie sere 3 
MM PHOIOAS fos oh). oc sces eee le hea, 


Morse, Leonard........ 1 CUE RR 
LEN Ee Rt A Oe 
McKensie.......... ane eis eaten 


MENETEs AOU, Seis sic owas cece t ers: 


Tax on Tax on 
Poll Tax.| Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 . 2.00 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 2.00% 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 1.80 | 72.00 75.80 
2.00 15.30 17.30 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 ' 14.40 16.40 
2.00 31.50 33.50 
2.00 2.70 | 160.20 164.90 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 117.90 76.50 196.40 
2.00 5.40 7.40 
2.00 2.00 
. 9.90 9.90 
2.00 27.00 | 192.60 | 221.60 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 14.40} 16.40 
2.00 2.00 
12.60 12.60 
2.00 1.80 3.80 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 9.00 11.00 
2.00 2 00 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 9.00 11.00 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 111.60 | 45.00 158.60 
2.00 27.00 | 109.80 138.80 
2.00 2.00 
2.00 2.00 


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NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal Real | Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 

ARSE he 8 SR eS ct far Ce RES A Cooma ene! SS) 
DEV OtS SI. Adee cc's toys eepevas sn ype oss 2.00 2.00 
Mart, (NjG.. Beira Of: ss cece oc cls vec 28.80 28.80 
Martin, Henry B.....%.. Gia'> dle ey ee seee| ' 2.00 13.50 15.50 
Diprtin, IW esley.. ssc s o0s es Gieleerem sca. 2.00 25.20 | 36.90 64.10 
PEAS EEN Sachi ve's le e's 'ehoic oie bs'e's ajo» Witeloteie ete 2.00 10.80 12.80 
AGEL ISL HOMIES sy cote co e's e'e oles OTe teis fats 2.00 8.10 10.10 
PRICY. OND i's gic cle''s osu os cla trio is a's 2.00 5.40 7.40 
Morton, Sarah B........ al ade ps “area 100.80 99.00 199.80 
LC VTEC. PS OL s19'elelateren Fela iatate sce wie ls 1.80 | 72.90 74,70 
Morison, John H...... Tithe tie eheicaceistie tet 2.00 94.50 99.90 196.40 
McGue, James; Heirs Gf... 5... se ccau es 10.80 10.80 
DUCT UC NA ATOEK. Wis Fetes ccc ca cick + cee ae ne 2.00 2.00 
McDermott, Michael............cceees 2.00 6.30 8.30 
DAC GrIGEn eh TMOLNY o's cs aie o'e' ote epee 6 2.00 6.30 8.30 
BGT ermOtE LOMAS ss a's <seseiecine cosh 2.00 2.00 
McDermott, Patrick. ...-....0s. bap ou lier ae Bebe BL 6 2.00 
Mackey, Patrick......'..... elects sere oie ss 2.00 4.50 | 22.50 29.00 
NEGON ILA ENIT hy ake woiclcleis'el x sip ete eo & 2.00 17.10 19.10 
McCormick, Cornelius....... eens <e 2.00 17.10 19.10 
Mandeville, James, Heirs of,......2.0.. 14.40 14.40 
McDonald, Edward W.......cececee 2.00 10.80 12.80 
BE HY WRENS. \52 5 o's e'o's'e c's sc curiae» haa OD 90 | 28.80 31.70 
VLIBER OIL SUT G SO loisiais'ys'b v's's we'a'e o's cite Es Co 1 TanO0 122.40 94.50 218.90 
TGELEON MAIHTLIC! ante Goce a le'claiova'a slot aoe 11.70 11.70 
Merriam, Charles...... ta eie Beate a aun ste Le OO 90 16.20 19.10 
INCL OME EDUOINAS sce cc's «ve gaieaisielee oe 2.00 6.30 8.30 
MAC OLECON, |CUATIOS s's ois» vince seiee an ois cel ecO0 2.00° 
DEGEYISHOY, A WOUN Ges anes ec ve .cls Wane es oa] GoD 2.00 
Phorriasey, Michael. 67.4 vs cee ce nele saaie sl WeD.00 2.00 
MOLT RsOY, JAMES. < o's oes \,s s'est. cn aeaellth OU 2.00 
DUUALAN, SACLLY a. be Sibel sieipin le « oanclors ane EO 2.00 
MeGue,; Patrick -issesccnssccstoveetsne 2.00 2.00 
ICU MeANLATUN jis.e'o's e's 6 pte ois Cre eine oes SOU 2.00 
PICOUeS OP AUICK s o.c.oe maicletic tae nce cctoeOb 2.00 
LTC OR, SNVLLLIOTN, We 6 op U0 wo sieiersame’e x's «i ee 2.00 
TUE, I ORED Ns \r ke o'scc/n'> slots eles p> aT ee 2.00 
MANA CU DATION 32,0 vines cen oc rissaaice 6 cnn 2.00 
MERIAL ATEGEEO Phicaie sea inieeiciatelsineiee ss 2.00 2.00 
Merrill, William W....... a wich acatern = ATMO 2.00 
Miler wMieh sel... sci stele cee cteiainceecs < 2.00 1.80 3.80 
Malony, ‘Michael. 2... esieccnccessreet 2:00 2.00 
Mahony, Lawrence. .......ceseeeseees| 2.00 2.00 
Mahony, Michael... <sisanesien atone ol he C00 2.00 
McDermott, Bernard.:..s..cescccecees| .2,00 2.00 
McGee, Andrew....... ofeitin to ehte sacs, aps wit mr aE 2.00 
IM tte hell Aeorge B.'s cscs s'est pee reel C00 2.00 
Mitchell, James...... one's ohetaletahemeatece’s;e% 10a UM 2.00 
IM Oslo ys PAIK s'o's opaiy<'s weenie SAO oN ALE 2.00 
PAEAD WED, AITICS. alee oie oleiainettle arcmin sll 2.00 2.00 
Memowen,  Limothy' 00's ssewlespece e's] COL0U 2.00 
Malally, James.......... sis pisiainrerermie 4| eG 2.00 
NLC CRITIC BL). ing 6'0.c'e loin ie xivie a oeimeitresie lies Poet tat 
NL Giimee, AOL BTION,.,s iiss e's sinvinereieces'e| NAIDU * 2.00 
INUOMEET  ALOPECO| Ae c'e'e's 0\s 0 s'ouiele ciniewicsied 1 2000 2.00 
WEGSNEr AODATICS TV co0is.c ico cise oles cc tie ct 08 2.00 
DL GCEYHO SCN IAININ ole.c- 0's 6s p,<eih « acco ailih eae 2.00 
Mie en CE ROMAS, «0,c'a inves soo sce e maces st torn 2.00 
MARIO AUB AEN OW 0's o cin'e's cic ode clin pp inaiels's 2.00 2.00 
DLOGMGRT dD ONNs cin ioicie c'v'e sv vinnie sth vatteinels 2.00 2.00 
MelyGiy'JAMECH<'c.c's seb voivereacaensthecnl «12000 2.00 


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Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax.} Personal Real | Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 

em Onald; William, ..00000. 60d eevee 2.00 2.00 
RE a 2.00 2.00 
Mansell, Lewis..... sea Pee pielve s Oihets date 2.00 2.00 
Morton, Patrick........ Bie » see oeelnle' dole 2.00 | 2.00 
Demers eter ey. eee. ee 2.00 2.00 
DAMMUMEEIEDTATIOM (ccs cc elc sce cca cose cet ¢2.00 2.00 
(ss cs AS a Sr 2.00 2.00 
POUTET OSUUA ss +cccs.- Pe Perea | 2.00 18.00 20.00 
PRPROT A UETI s Vo oan con's Albin oleeciaee« 4.50 9.90 14,40 
Wickerson, George W.......seeseeee0.| 2.00 27.00 | 36.00 65.00 
EN SNS AO 2.00 39.60 29.70 71.3 
POE PONT s arnie « s.0ics0 0c Raise et he pee 2.00 2.00 
MMT UTS asc ghe'c is cies!’ bee ads cea’ 2.00 2.00 
MEE ae hc gaa’ sie eels ed che es coe 0 2.00 2.00 
Poe, John;....,°. Gelatetelat tress ace ve REGS 2.00 2.00 
POMBE OMISLODDET 6 is acceisie oss sacceasst , 2,00 2.00 
Pea MICHOENs oua soe cs scc cee Say nsiks 2.00 2.00 
oS Tas 3 er 2.00 21.60 | 89.10 112.70 
PRE FITIAOTs Cai wclcle's calle svec cece 2.00 2.00 
JO RRO 3 see tlonete te os 2.00 2.00 
MPMI ELTIPUT Coss olpis.o'cv'c’ae's dblekis « «| 2.00 2.00 
SHEN Bile 68 solo aiid eids stole oe be 2.00 | 2.00 
0 EG) et Ge pave ad evelate: ste 2.00 2.00 
Pempirien; (COTPe, .< oe cence coe Se ed 2.00 13.50 | 658.50 74.00 
ILI 05's oe ceo s ea sciones ae 2.70 2.70 
Pierce, Jacob G....... SnD Aiea tke ee cLN ans 2.00 99.00 42.30 143.30 
ROU hain wkd bas ois ee aid amin neds no 2.00 3.60 | 36.00 41.60 
MUTE IIIT obs. ks coop deme neec 2.00 . 10.80 12.80 
MIU Gs sacs 5.5 4.06 a dieeuies seine ogc 2.00 8.10 | 69.30 79.40 
Pierce, Oliver, Heirs of. .«..:. 006.0 <.c000 0 9.00 9.00 
RPMI WATO Voeccc secs cvdanectcoes 2.00 86.40 90.00 178.40 
PP TEMCTIOL Fo. 06 oases va csnc cess 2.00 13.50 15.50 
RPT TOOT COA, oo oc pos enccinener ns 2.00 109.80 | 133.20 | 245.00 
RN Eh oo oe dics s\n :cipic cies niese.e.o ota 90.00 _ 90.00 
PMTIRTMAILD AV a thang sop’ oo axisio.as sc0 o« 2.00 516.60 | 184.50 | 703.10 
Pond, Nathan........ a tasetelaieie PW ee 2.00 .90 10.80 13.70 
po eS En § DE eo ene 2.00 576.00 58.50 636.50 
REV WILBIID F vceisye sola ls 3 6 cpinie pie a-v.a.c 2.00 2.00 
ME CONT, STS: o cen ¢ «siecle oyna cae 2.00 2.00 
PREM PUCLWEAT (CL. Che vies 0 sic o:0\sie le-eaielbrncke 2.00 18.00 20.00 
MUAY TERI Es o's 5 aie! uc a. v0 ociee dine abe 2.00 2.00 
PPERIOTU ED TOMAS» < oe <0 ss «00s o.9:0,¢0 2.00 2.00 
PSN URCOLECs sola... |, « cciceveeceaees 2.00 2.00 
MER TERS Sn oh apis. ps welts elas erm-ere)ac 2.00 oy feat 
MIEN YY LILIATY a cletac x bo os ee o ocacnse c's 2.00 2 00 
REET TS «. w'n'ai'gl bbs aa’, 0, n'a ele * eiecaalies 2.00 2.00 
Semereey AM He sis cee eee a es econ cs 2.00 2.00 
Pickard, Henry...... ER ne aie la-s Sel et the 2.00 2.00 
MEMEO NIT is be = b's'e's'e''sa0's ov ee vente . 200 2.00 
Pittenbreigh, William........ biter state te eC) 2.00 
MENT ATT IAG win'v o'e-s's'e se pl pia a se’ oe o's 2.00 2.00 
PERU PRRTET Sasso ay nla s o4i x s'e\s's «ae on elo 2.00 2.00 
py ee Pawel. 2.00 2.00 
Paine, Edward....... Stestolaty piss a ercta ct he 2.00 2.00 
EMG UVa dis fu hoes when “oe s'e a tate oe 2.00 2 00 
Quincy Granite Railway Co............ 55.80 55.80 
SEER se LOMAS 93's! a's ss0.n.0's 20 0 « Fe eh 2.00 2.00 


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NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal | Real | Total Tax. 

Estate. Estate. 

RIS tk aS belo Ca Ca an Ra Lie i 
Quilty, Jeffrey.......2.56. sich ® eRe 2.00 2.00 
Quilty, Patrick, ..22.ec000 seccuce aise oF | pe atU0 2.00 
Ruggles, Philarmon......... b atete Sa Te OR 2.00 
Ruggles, T. Edwin..... wists Lintate's ee eend NOG 16.20 | 163.00 171.20 
Russell, Rose G....22seeeee REAR Pana 9 0 198.00 198.00 
Russell, DUET AT. Wits acts kb Ne cieivicte ps 2.70 | 630.00 632.70 
Russell, Henry S,..-- esses cccese cee 2.00 429.30 | 982.80 | 1414.10 
Robeson, William R..........- EF 2.00 1156.60 | 244.80 | 1403.30 
Reynolds, Patrick, Heirs of...........- 1.80 8.10 9.90 
Ryan, Timothy......- Diets tct sistncle «0a vee 2.00 90 13.50 16.40 
Russell, George S...-seeeeeeeeeeoeee. 2.00 90 2.90 
Reed, John P..... BUR wine yo nia tear tes, seis 11.70 11.70 
eed, Hs. Veukves =<. Pine Sree» Biwhs 2.00 6.30 | 12.60 20.90 
Reed, Warren, Heirs of, ...+..seeeeee- 126.00 126.00 
eed: Joni E1)..\s <i... pa bdle'g & stew che wares tO 2.00 
Reed, William R..... RA Se ie aie ew a Nth OO : 2.00 
TEEPE EOLCTSE «cis tials w cisie stele wiebie.s ‘ 17.10 17.10 
PPG ss ARHOHEL: ¢ icie 6's, 00le ssp aod ei ate’s 005 27.00 27.00 
TRGEU GD BRO Dee Wsie tale Gals gile.cle'o vo.nineie in oof 42.30 42.30 
Reed, Benjamin, Heirs of......++..++- 27.00 27.00 
Rotch, Benjamin S........ ee 61.30 | 382.60 | 433.80 
Rooney, John.... sees rece cccesescsces ¥.00 8.10 10.10 
Rand, John, Heirs of.. siotreteleiait rue 12.60, 12.60 
Rowe, ATID ee cin oe We sie is veeye a Seto ap ele 5.40 5.40 
Robbins, James M BY NS SUE RAs abe Ses 2.00 -| 172.80 | 280.80 455.60 
Richards, PUCUGIEN drome foe ae ssstalnieiare ta em 9.00 237.60 | 189.50 379.10 
Richards, Reuben A, and E. P. White.. 9.00 9.00 
Randlett, George W..-+eseececevcvess 2.00 9.00 10.80 91.80 
LOGE OTe Div cie eicte'ss +e oe ieiattss hints 2.00 13.50 | 18.90 34.40 
PCTPFET CER, 14-500 ars ete pin'e 0 ies pc velo Siete obits 2.00 10.80 12.80 
Hie verts, NV illiata Evans 6. sicceaes soe 2.00 90 1.80 4.70 
Rotch, Joanna......-- hiss o.8'eiei ele A ee 225.00 225.00 
Rotch, Arthur....... Piste ain Tae eter ees atcha 9.00 2.00 
PihardsOnss) Ws» sieais coe oo os fa eh oe 2.00 147.60 149.60 
Russell, Joseph......+ee- ile Gitchs ete eins 2.00 2.00 
Reed, Simeon...... Sate ates) aie ais eee clo eet ERO-OG 2.00 
Robertson, William..<...s.cesece We cheval 2.00 2.00 
Reardon, Cornelius.....seesseeee ose! ALR AO 9.00 11.00 
Reardon, James*T 0.05/53 Sp uicteh aoe 2.00 2.00 
Teearods, 2 LICHHE] sso s.01v'e, us ieiete a aisle ok 2.00 2.00 
Reardon, Thomas...... Py eee phage 2.00 2.00 
FUG USP ERICHAT igice’n U's 6's sibin seis A Ee ese A OIOG 9.00 
PU DErtsOn, J AINCS i. ers eis a e's © his aeaiey Si ue 2.00 % 2.00 
moval, Do Cove cies a ac eseip meta ee ot 2.00 eee + 2.00 
NLGW Ge, SADT ins vice soe e's A, ae 2.00 2.00 
Rooney, John......... orate sh SRM aaa 2.00 2.00 
Rooney, John, Jr....seeeeeeeeee Wises ik 2.00 2.00 
Rooney, Timothy.....eeesseeesccevess 9.00 ‘ 2.00 
SSIMEV WA UAL ATOGS El y'sielsie'e's wicie serene ataeen «9 2.00 1.80 13.50 17.30 
OW, ULDYIGIE. o'cs koe oc ona eee ee wr . 2.00 1.80 5.40 9.20 
PAS NNec kk ele es occ wie olen staid MII «ei ia 2.00. 2.00 
Britta VY TL iat oso sin sc a cewtaege ays 2.00 2.00. 
Save itt ONIN, SLEIr Of... o.0'nue's hk smien amas 79,20 79.20 
Samner, apes, ELCs Of... oa. bawaie ae av 378.00 | 49.50 | 427.60 
SS eriier, MTS, SAGE as «6 \sc.07"s o's otueleelan 45.00 45.00 
Gertie, CEMUETUG (h'd's wo se 0 cc ole weal elwy asia 2.00 9.00 | 105.30 116.30 
Sumner, R. W..... Pitists0 «aie tetetatete a tatela a 2.00 1.80 20.70 24.50 
Summer, Gilbert... s+ ...0. 6 wereliie eas ach Whee aD 10.80 12.80 


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Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal Real Total Tax 

Estate. Estate. 
Sumner, Frank........ Raehe cee te coh 2.00 90 2.90 
SLUT OD Disc ces asveaese eric awe cake 2.00 173.70 63.90 | 2389.60 
7 OG eer + stale Bs Gore 2.00 2.00 
Sias, Joseph.....scccsscee ae eg nt 2.00 7.20 53.10 62.30 
Sias, Eliphalet........cccccsecee ah esimilty peel 17.10 36.90 56.00 
PMN S's! 56 cele tials vb ieee e's 0 bye 2.00 6.40 50.40 57.80 
IER INTITA EIS, 54 0,0 s sayerec o 0's edits, wa e! Blass 2.00 4.50 6.50 
NIN VELEN AED, gn alae oo 89 0 b's w'e's G00 6508 2.00 2.00 
PPM INGLUATIICL, 1c oc es desc censee ble sie a. 2.00 2.00 
Sammons, Joseph. .s.... ose. cee eednee 2.00 1.80 9.90 13.70 
Simmons, Sylvanus..........06. beeen te.00 1.80 19.80 23.60 
Rpm et, (ECOILE,. 46 occ se ced tess 2e00 2.00 3.60 32.40 38.00 
MUP OMAR Ac 5 cee dc asc cedipiesecses| 2.00. 2.¢0 
RIUM WONT 6 cb ces ce ts ese Ga cdc 2.00 .90 5.40 8.30 
Sangster, James... 2... 00 a eliotn © al afohat 2.00 2.00 
ey SODT Gs ioe vins cess ie wii eeh She a at wih 99.00 99,00 
Shaw, John A..... CY eh NR May 23 2.00 9.00 8.10 19.10 
SR TERS DOME INE’ 'o.0 sie's wo ves Si ote du wiaveract 4. 2.00 11.70 13.70 
MEINEM, WELL cic» aici s avo bie «ine 0 e.0'e'e. 162.00 26.10 188.10 
SE eee gape 2.00 2.70 9.00 | 13.70 
Senter, L. W..... Seite eiie cia ad einiie aa Bieih 2.00 9.90 67.50 79.40 
Shute, Isaac........-. thie aie al SOURIS 68 ie 2.00 48.60 27.00 77.60 
MCROY PELE SLGONY 6 5'5ic's 5 0 Bic 0 \bin. 0.0 viens 2.00 18.00 57.60 77.60 
Silsbee, Nathaniel.........00. oe Ne ae 2.00 540.00 105.30 647.30 
EEE EE aie sok Sc kc 0 tes fc dae ees 2.00 40.50 57.60 100,10 
Safford, Nathaniel F.. siata’nsa “a pial O 111.60 3847.40 461,00 
Safford, MRE a. a's Ore sole’ 's, 0/0 Stas 'c oie 2.00 18.00 20.00 
Somes, 8. S...... Rdeatec sts sea eae 2.00 3.60 5.60 
Stevens, Nehemiah Ee at we ulkald ain oe as 2.00 4.50 9.00 15.50 
MTR SD OliVagig'e's wale cas civics See 2.00 2.00 
Sangster, Andrew.........00. eta ttee A ST 2.00 
Sey LAAWIEDICE, Gajaldaies soso c0ies anes 2.00 2.00 
MME POITS 016.65 osc ce.n wees o nia'e din veins 2.00 2.00 
mers Michael. oo. See «sees hoes nse 2.00 2.00 
Severance, Thomas B....... a eee ah eade voe0 2.00 
Shedd, E. F..... Sieleemrayetate a's ahets Stes t diacb 2.00 2.00 
Simpson, Albert...........+. s eho ade 2.00 2.00 
Sweeney, Daniel..... PS eanrne it Soe 2.00 2.00 
Sweeney, Terrence......... ae ONE ee eae 2.00 2.00 
EWPONCY, LNOMAGS .00.0,.000sese cscs sits 2.00 2.00 
Sayles, John...... PS ASS ones See arg ee 2.00 2.00 
ROMO AIWET wok a cloid'e.nc css dase ve ocl rua O0 2.00 
Remar, Krederic Fo. 463 sec. cuca dacses 2.00 2.00 
RenIETe? WV ALUGID ss cscp cc eces es AE iajet ne 2.00 2.00 
Sullivan, John....... Fo les Aah et 2.00 2.00 
Scannell, D. M...... Stayer a settee Pa seh Serato a 2.00 2.00 
MUMEEDGTRININ OLE 5. . boc ve v0 dicie Liev pete 2.00 2.00 
ET SS WER oc 0 2.00 2.00 
Sutermeister, Emanuel..... np as, Ea 2.00 2.00 
Tufts, Ephraim, Heirs of.... .... sees. 53.10 §3.10 
_ Taylor, Charles...... BA ie alk sittin craton 2.00 45.00 17.10 64.10 
ee arrestee ren 2.00 2.70 4.70 
Thayér, H. F.. Ratalar dieteleia’ 9 iam winnie i> ‘ 58.50 58.50 
Thayer, James eS Ne Re L OR 2.00 58.50 45.00 | 105.50 
Thayer, James B., po | ARRAY, £514 16.20 16.20 
Tilden, Thomas a Bis tle chase Beets 2 20.70 22.70 
Twombly, J. F........ aie ale a Gui eteiote 3 2.00 34,20 68.40 104.60 
Twombly, Albert T.. ils uels asin} ts 00 2.00 
Tileston & Hollingsworth... oles lays Pr ee 639.00 | 406,80 | 1045.80 
PMMA TE CUO Sean wale'e cis tie scams tine cos va} 2,00 110.70 45.00 | 1657.70 


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NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal Real |Total Tax 
Estate. Estate. 

Thompson, Mary H........ SE Sci one Sse 72.90 | 396.00 | 468.90 
PUREE US DETEIEC Cee utes to act te hiitiee so 2.00 2.70 41.40 46.10 
LOW, NORV cise wiole dias Ne See BL reed a 13.50 13.50 
CUNO aor EAE etek ees on ete ee ce ae os 2.00 2.00 
Tucker, Stephen A...... ies eel soeiete alo en 2.00 55.80 78.30 | 136.10 
AGCRET, GLEAN srs, o/sln'e\» «sia 's\s Ba Oe 2°00 67.50 70.20 | 189.70 
BRIERCT HBELBCY 6s eh noice csi ts ac Seieieae 2.70 10.80 18.50 
Tucker, Mary, Heirs of..... soln inte seb 10.80 10.80 
PRPOKED PO CUINIAT Lscsineb ins cic ose'e vo o's 2.00 23.40 25.40 
paoker, Herbert... bi veeic eos sass Fk Bn 2.00 7.20 9.20 
SEOMUN SSRILITIETI TA Liicte/s co olsis n-clie Soe'e'le's 2.00 2.00 
ELIOK ET YA THEPEON (oh eee. hole late «coe a ahs 2.00 2.00 
SPOR OFS RTVORT. toraid'co a a'a's Vic. ekt o gialels < ele's 2.00 11.70 13.70 
MICE Ch CUNTIOR . 25's Gc e's oui As olneciiee e's 2.00 4.50 12.60 19.10 
Tucker, Mary E, and KatieE.......... 2.70 50.40 53.10 
SE ITCIGE Cid OUT ASS 0 Sb 55 wn Bioe dia ogi sibistelas se eUO 5.40 25.20 32.60 
Tucker, David...... i elaipie oliele’y ie larelera ote 2.00 42.30 126.00 170.30 
Tucker, Charles, 2d........... Ss are aloiets 72.00 72.00 
MCLINONid ONT css ok vie os ee Bh aie ware eis bee 2.00 14.40 58.50 74.90 
EATDON. ATEOTIC |W oso ce cceces ere TS 2.00 31.50 38.70 72.20 
Tarbox, Lary & Rockwell........ eoeees 126.00 | 126.00 
PISS, Geurge Wisk sok waeje « oe'sise vs ees] 2.00 12.60 14.60 
Terrance, David....... aele\s nie siemietausiere 2.00 2.00 
Terrance, John........ ibis steta aie aie vs eet 2.00 2.00 
PD PANOLIS MM AMICE cs opie wide css. ec cca des eel mete 2.00 
ES VEIMET: oh MINAS tistele eels «ob cig ad celine: GOO 2.00 
VION AHALLETU p's o's 64 a's oe o's vesias s'ele nt? 2100 2.00 
BP REELL PP REPIGE . cib'e s's'e's se. oelee eee ars 2.00 2.00 
Townsend, Charles M.......... Sate are eed 2.00 2.00 
Thompson, Frank ........ ine aate'e vies 2.00 2.00 
LOY eS ODT 505% shi a BAAS se siecs 2.00 ~ 2.00 
PESOS IAGTICL. 210... b wiatelweh viel cite otek tyre de oh DOO 2.00 
LATRICT MA TLDUT <'s'e cies gate s's.« ces viges ste eT D 2.00 
Upton, George B....... isioieees seme 2.00 135.00 137.00 
Vose, George..... .... pieleais w(t Soe owe sl} 00 15.30 49.50 66.80 
Wee Sarahss2%\ Gk we ees Oe arp e ae . 9.00 49,50 58.50 
Vose, Aaron D....... steak "sot sige claims Paes Yin ili 10.80 87.80 50.60 
Vose, Aaron W.......eeeee estates \o alae 2.00 ‘ 2.00 
ose, Jonah, Heirs of, sik. saad s: 9.00 67.50 76.50 
PRE SOR GET gin los Wieinle auc Rs Ere ere eke 2.00 2.00 
PN CGR) el OBLIVION sole va 'ele cc big tic ee elaers 2.00 26.10 28.80 56.90 
fone, Jesse, Heits of. oui Ceee ee re 27.90 24.30 52.20 
Vose, John...... eon lalacip eet chee Heleee 10.80 10,80 
Ose, Mary day... bas ste wie Sabana dtele ; 18.00 18.00 
Vose, Matilda.......... PO ae 36.90 | 36.90 
Vose, Henry W....... sesh abe coves) 2.00. 2.00 
ABO, ACHATIOS aia'x's ice ale re gs AB 2.00 2.00 
Voye, Michael......... ee epie wea inies ee! (2.00 2.00 
Vaneworti be To. as eae aitats Sas 2.00 6.30 74.70 83.00 
Wadsworth, Charlotte........... ee hae 40.50 28.80 69.30 
‘Wentworth, Daniel S......,..007. 222% 26.10 _ 26.10 
Wadsworth, Edwin D..... Kinet easiest 2.00 56.70 46.80 | 105.50 
Wadsworth, Charless.’'.é beds Sen ck 2.00 1.80 18.98 22.70 
Watson, Robert P....... dis bitin gheiwiehe 2.00 687.60 18990 | 879.50 
SV Btson re... 6 ks Aoiis ss oes Mid ale lets bet (er O0 2.00 
VG UOTE ATION sles aoe eu hare HR Me ees Meee Tt 10.80 12.80 
Waltons Joseph...) cess es bisleles pins tb 2.00 2.00 
Wihalaty, James... slces elses cs vce oe newer wo 2.70 23.40 28.00 
‘Whalan, SOUN 5 yin bieete cleo woh a Cue eo Eee 2.00 2.00 


15 


Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal 
Estate. 
IAN, EALTICK » oo'e sialic. Pose scene eO0 
MMO RT AEICONG fot sic'ehdd's.s sce aces owas 2.00 
NP CRSLeT dc) thy LTUSTQR. «600550 ceed 54.00 
DEEIEPUMOREDT Kh. cscs cee cece dese 
Webster, Horatio....... aspen Ie eee 2.90 9.00 
RII IIEDLAT) Fic c's tit sels oelbceisesa cs 2.00 256.50 
VS 2.00 13.50 
DPE TIOTACE Bi \o csv ccc sd ce scce ate a aa 2.00 9.00 
Ware, William R............. Sst, 2.00 45.00 
ORS a a UR Re Seuehs 56.70 
MEINORR EL TIDINGS ou ce ads sale i ts es eee’ 2.00 
PU TLINCKICY .0 es es ope acest cees 2.00 1.80 
Pe MPREIOUOOLOT 1). 5 s.s'sasle cio ccisics cues 2.00 
Williams, Frederic.......- auaie vary ee aheis 2.00 
PU MIEMEY, ETM Ds eo pe cece cess cee 
Winey, fenry Als. sve ese ee Pasa 2.00 366.30 
Whitney, Henry A., ‘Trustee........... 180.00 
Whitney, Henry A., Trustee........... 90.00 
Pao y, dizabeth Ge... ess Ses ccc 13.50 
White, Mrs. Benjamin........++.s.06. 
ROT ISO Rg aicls's sine os cies a onc ces 2.00 103.50 
Legh a SG a ene 270.00 
IE URUI OND col eGaw e sess cies ess cede 2.00 
PEEP ALERT. ails as snc 0 case Ce esap 6s 2.00 
NTL, Sa vpccltiaeacuebscces 2.00 
BMMEIETRNY UNIAN s0'de sie ssawvecctsecees 2.60 
ML ATIOLIY. Sess newaapesccics ease 2.00 
MED TTEPIPHT cic Voss nieve oesc volt oo te 2.00 
EMMI ce SS Sine ewe he eet an es 2.00 153.00 
Tea OO wens v v'ajn a s'aens eonees 209.70 
EOE WEEVIL INICY «ais ss in.e ce oss 0 “ne'> 2.00 27.00 
DEMME TN iy cc ci ete oulg tej Selereee se 2.00 | 1207.80 
Wolcott, J. H. and Frothingham, Trustees 90.00 
BEML A TLOUOY. 5 oc aiaiaivin ss 0150 fm claws ss 2.00 
SUMMER PROTIUI A a) s\pic'c ws Shs ss, 0 waco ce nig 2.00 
Wall, Richard..... Bate the Wie ave wo ttste waae 2.00 
DEPOT PAIMIEST Us oa c's aie'e cs oc es seaele naa 
EMECRTSH VV Covi 0s ot ols ors cibae ey sists lois b's 2.00 45.00 
eMIPETOT PARICG oy vss soe sarees sales ie'e 54 2.00 
MMMM AN: C's esa b bebinicle deed eee 2.00 
TEES TY Le cy "y's 'o's «p15,0°3 85.8 Bae 5,0 'o > 2.00 45,00 
PMTMEP DCE. LIAVIC +2 at's oc ess nce’ Seegae 2.00 
SE ETICOT CITCT og c's cles cc scec vate dees 2.00 
BENGE TL, WV fe cess st asae s bean cans 2.00 8.10 
Wigley, James............. oe are ee 2.00 
IEE WVIGT DIES IN LCS vc o's 'a cso sa go ace a ¥'e's 2.00 2.70 
EME WOFL, ORATICS. coesccccccccteusis 2.00 
DRINNTIRLL WIS. io Peo ccessiccecieeeneas 2.00 
Wheeler, Franklin.......... Pe tT 2.00 
RMMPCTIOUNELUAT, och ued she ale od wlelnn cp eens 2.00 
SE OGMDCE. ~ cic cline de vesces sane wit 2 00 
GCG LE TOIEAITY Fi, csies oleic css caleeeses 2.00 
Winchembaugh, Isaac..... Se ofked sitet es 2.00 
PICU ROROTILITI Cy 5! ype a's g's'0'a\'s'e aly. 2 w's'e 
Young, J. Gin. cess cece Bi sig sate 34" ls seh + 2.00 
Young, Henry 8. ........ see eceneces 2.00 
Treasurer First Congregational Parish.. 90.00 
Treasurer First Evangelical Congrega- 
BEATE ALIEN sip otha ie sc Ase k e olp'a aie a's « ‘ 27.00 


Estate. 


19.80 
253.80 
20.70 


9.90 


42.30 
15.30 


45.90 
342.90 


12.60 © 


234.00 


13.50 
9.00 
6.30 


45.00 
67.50 
144.00 


304.20 


6.30 
12.60 
471.60 
9.00 


12.60 


90 


Total Tax 


2.00 
21.80 
307.80 
20.70 
11.00 
268.40 
15,50 
11,00 
47.00 
99.00 
17.30 
3.80 
2.00 
2.00 
45,90 
711,20 
180.00 
90.00 
13.50 
12.60 
339.50 
270:00 
15.50 
11.00 
8.30 
2.00 
2.00 
47.00 
222.50 
353.70 . 
29.00 
1614.00 
90.00 
2.00 
8.30 
14,60 
471.60 
56.00 
2.00 
2.00 
47.00 
2.00 
2.00 
10.10 
14.60 
4.70 
2.00 
2.00 
2.40 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
90 


2.00 
2.00 


90.00 
27.00 


* 


NON-RESIDENT TAX-PAYERS. 


NAMES. Residence. Tax. 


Baldwin, Edward, Heirs of,....... pialkieta mis iatute New York. 58.50 
White, ALORS cise cic'e sate errete eis stele s eres “ 36.00 
Jones, Mary. ..ecceeccccccceccce cece cae Philadelphia, 121.50 
RRMA ET BGC EL ecte aris Gols pitches to's ole o.6 ss le'g oe Marshfield. 3.60 © 
Pern SAT Cl, viv hous d-+ o's «ses <. cle 090s o's Braintree, 2.70 
French, Josiah, Heirs of..... y bie weiss rote aie “ ‘ 2.70 
Gulliver, Lemuel:,. Di RR GS AS Somerville, 9.90 
Adams, Charles, Heirs nen sie Sistinwleml ae pebty in Boston. 58.50 
IANS, VSR E LOR Es Fs pic b o' e's, oo: 6-0) on tacos eee 8s “ 40.50 
Amory, Frank.......sseee cece cece ee nee ened rT 27.00 
Barry, Joseph H......eeeces vee a oneaenn “s 9.00 
Daniels, John.....- 2.6. ne Gates My RICAeTe 7) 4.50 
Emery, Elias.. Brealy alety nie eis'abace ete aie ey he “ 9.00 
WURDEAE tte) Moe. he’sls ding ses aie a sie 6s sean eerie 6 72.00 
Lyman, Joseph, Heirs | aE rea Aspsa erie 67.50 
Brotpingham, Mre.il. Des. +00 cca ae ss pecs ‘ 74.70 
Dinos, | VV illiain, Cristie. sss 01 's.0+s 50s ois wes be 270.00 
Shaw, Lemuel, Trustee........ alrelatee errs a “ 45.00 
Shaw, Lemuel, a orney piaielexe alate Ay PRGA AR ite “ 45.00 
Whitney, Mary D... apltipiss seceine we easeeans ‘“ 45.00 
Donnelly, Patrick, Hee ee RPh Rey 9 Yh ae 1.80 
Spencer, William oh stele nine arate! ts wialennae 6 3.60 
Whitney, Warren J,.... 000+ cccecccccecens rT 17.10 
Angell, H. Cures ccccsocececccccccevcvecs “6 oo” Toone 
eh eever OImCOn. Gs sins aw'ste male’ siels's’ ies orek “ 40.50 
IEG NY LELIGIO CE, eles ak seg a tistpteie wl vere afoa' ee “ 13.50 
Barry, Sarah D.. 2.2.0... ccee aces 5 Sine late ase “ 18.00 
Fea Wer, Ns, dives as xe sale vinie Aewalaleiiss/esinities 57.60 
Baker, Walter, Heirs gts Garett s «ein bisovere “ 36.00 
Capen, A. D....... ees We cs vs cach voowe cs os 6 10.80 
Capen, Joel... .....+ secees olan Nateeies afaletn civie ' iT 4.50 
Oapen, John, Heirg of..s.ss/cak Ole css ces Ti 3.60 
Churchill, Asaph....... Sieve ele atetets Sete octeae ‘“ ' 90.00 © 
Vose, Robert......- emia te wale are Adi eae 66 4.50 
By Ss ELST NV os» ccgne atola noe ei leitawnelats fate “6 1.80 
finurch: ors Dorchester's..s'su's visits e's eeliee.e “ 16.20 . 
First Parish of Dorchester....... Se bethe wales rT 45.00 
Cityrof Boston, .o.csieiscansscces coccscescs “ 80.60 
Gleason, Roswell...... o aia eer atthe wialsteicie eons bs 22.50 
Nye, F. W..K........4. comesere ore eer « 13.50 
PPiOE OG ES OUINY chice uss pines o'n ga claw cieinieelate pate oT 108.00 
GVOreth, PUTCOP LCs ce peitis'c sss beinswicnceteneacas “6 9.00 
ON AITIEDD SV cise b cletetstate 0 4 ule bee's estate rate Ti 72.00 
IVY SITOnEis 1 Ede e kre s bie hin aiewie bh hlcwracs slema sere ae “ 9.00° 


ASUVOR VUNG «wale sisie'pia’s < bid mains s sean 6 ; 60.30 


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NAMES Residence. 
Thompson, Asa...+ccccsscoceseces sce cece Boston. 
Thompson, Charles H., Heirs of sa hleseie <¥ Mree ‘“ 
Wright, T. G.... 2.000. east cs aaisisekss “ 
Tolman, Elizabeth, Heirs or pate aiete cake mardiet ws “ 
Temple, Hananiah......... NS vars a elarann'e.cathin “s 
Peeve ALLY. Ti. .o05 ccc nee evos cence vc “6 
Parker, George W.....-..eceeee a ee gee “ 
Hobbs, Alexander.......2....: Fach a 5's eee «6 
be 28 Beats teh alsNote ohero.a ahs Spats “ 
Schell, PUA alee lie citie ha ss s'e\ diss, ie cia 6 “ 
Owens, RPREC ET Rie pe sows wees a's) desler eee ‘ 
Bmp Meigh, J. Wi... e ces ccccccececcnsnces “ 
CO) Ge are alain e's Bi Sie ata Stee “e 
BONER RTOTIN; Wi0'es's 0 s<c0cc-0d vane pian ae claty ates se 
DMEMAEN eRe Se ial os cy ios yey 4.0 cns'0/e.0 0's “6 
Rate NV: ML, ics s Pree aas eee abaies eas “ 
BERMAN “LNOMAS. v0 oo c's oe ne 0 e's's “ 
Strangman, J....0. cece sees secssccccccees “ 
MUN TITINTT ee'c ashe 4's 'o 4.5 <>< op 'v/e sc'ee's's'e's West Roxbury 
BMC RICUE Ate ccs cbs eee see sales son's “ 
POPES rtt EO cite Ss oes ss.6'd-6 cee a ee Ms Quiney 
Billings, John A.....---ssseeee cece eceees “ 
SUES TALHAIICL El icc du ues s,0 <s'02 ss a's co's’ $6 Ne 
(ST YRIEET I Gin Of pg ea pa “ 
MEE EGE (Ft CIES OL 5 << vc aie a u's's's'e =lota'e's o! “ 
SPIEET  PIOTALIO, ELCITS OL. 50 cae ee ee ccle sss “ 
EET ATID 2 Aixin oi aig aie: ave.'e ¥> slat ae te'e! o's ‘6 
PPIPGINULCLUE 6 aleciese sice,s nce ceicce see te “ 
Pope, Edward R.....--.seecessccsevceees rz 
PETERS TRIN GH a '0.e g aie's oi Gn eo aiiersie'e dest dats &e 
Duggan, William B........... .2- eee eeee se 
Chesley, William. .........cccseccessecess “6 
Howard, Thomas. ...- 2-02 ccessccerceces Randolph. 
TEMP IRIT SE ey i'n. c ans wines cbs 0 eee a's! ais 6 
MUM ELOME TA ciujilacicn.js ow dle cie'cce'eisie oes 6 
Eustis, Abraham, Heirs of.........02 +6 - Dedham 
Wisner, Jonon..... 4. Gre sine cncte ee ae ey s 
BTR ISCENOCZET, on cc's ccs sees ossle caves succes a 
Pretheriee, JES6e Fay... c <a owicees vas'enes ‘ 
SMM GTINGN < co ola/aina pcs ace cases sacs a Canton. 
Eldridge, John S......ceececs sees cece cece ‘“ 
Farrington, Nathaniel.........se- seco cece “ 
BARISTA UIAIN. 3 6.c'e 5s osc 0s HR Pah fe gate heb age “ 
Spaulding, Corydon... cece cecccssccecces ““ 
Tucker, Elijah, Heirs of.........-.2++ee00. ‘“ 
Newton Theological Institute.........06+4- Newton. 
Marden, SS TS SPRING IO TO eae rT 
BREED Ce aienee casaaes Shrcigsl waaanacinate s ce Hyde Park. 
Raynes, A. J..-02 seeeceeccc eves cece sevees “ 
Real Estate and Building ONS alsin ea nies anes in 
Kelley, Archibald .......seeeeeevescceeese “ 
Curley, Patrick......seseecee veces sccsceee “6 
Womans, Charles Ax ios cscs secs cccces ences “ 
Cabot, Walter C...... (ea I Pht = i ee | Brookline. 


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THE AUDITORS’ > 


Chirty-cighth Annual Report 


OF THE 


RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES 


OF THE 


TOWN OF MILTON, 


COMPRISING A 
Statement of the Finances of the Town, 
FOR 
THE. YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY |, 1875, 
TO WHICH ARE ADDED 


fo OLA TISTIOCS: OF THE TOWN 


AND 


- A LIST OF TAX-PAYERS. 


PREPARED AND PRINTED BY ORDER OF THE TOWN. 


EOS ONS 
DAVID CLAPP & SON, PRINTERS......334 WASHINGTON ST. 
LSet o. 


AUDITORS’ REPORT. 


AUDITORS? SUMMARY OF THE RECEIPTS .... 


Receipts. 
Balance in Treasury Feb. 4, 1874 $3,174.39 
Taxes of 1872 collected 200.00 
EMMA LO i 3,300.00 
Interest 64.75 3,564.75 


Uncollected Taxes of 1873 
Amount raised by Taxation. 
By vote of town for estimated expendi- 


ture 40,000.00 
“¢ amount accruing from overlayings 688.95 
‘¢ amount to meet State Tax due from 

town . 6,420.00 
“ amount to meet County Tax due 

from town : 4 5,837.55 

Amount received from State Treasurer. 

For town’s share of Corporation Tax 6,571.58 
Hor tant! ‘«« of National Bank Tax 6,188.61 
For account of State Aid 300.00 
From State School Fund 113.90 
Balance of Corporation Tax for 1873 359.89 


From County Treasurer, dog licenses, Ista 

For perpetual care of Cemetery lots 

From G. Penniman, Tuition Schools in East District 
«¢ gale of 5 pamphlets (Mr. Robbins’s Address ) 
«¢ County Treasurer’s eat onees rene J. Sul- 

livan to Taunton . ; ; 

‘«¢ Town of Quincy, support a pauper 

Dividend on expired policies : 


Income from Town Property. 


Rent, O. S. Godfrey, 1 year 100.00 
«¢ G. W. Nickerson, 1 year 100.00 
«sR. S. Chapman, 1 year } 25.00 
“Geo. R. Gannett, 1 year (Town 

House lot) . 25.00 

«¢ Josiah Field, 1 yr. (Beale marsh) 5.00 
«© S. L. Tucker, 1 yr. Harland St. lot 6.00 
Use of Town Hall : 15.00 


Income from Hay Scales 
Dividend on 6 shares Blue Hill Bank 
From an unknown source 
‘¢ pills discounted at Blue Hill Bank, $4.7, 000. 00 
and from notes given to individuals, $3,020.80 


6,739.14 
200.00 


52,946.50 


13,533.98 
500.55 
650.00 

15.00 
2.25 


8.65 
8.50 
23.00 


276.00 
25.00 
51.00 

15 


50,020.80 


$125,000.52 


Expenditures. 


For Schools . fs . 11,986.34. 
POOL, exclusive of depre- 
ciation on stock and 


tools $20.05 ; ee ORS bl i. 
Less cash for stock and 

produce sold j ; 146.64 
——— 2,692.48 
For Highways, care of . ‘ Y DE S264 
do construction . : Wee LOCO 
‘¢ Fire Department 2 : 934.83 
‘¢ Pay Town Officers and Police . . 4,622.73 
‘¢ Public Library F : : . 1,460.55 
‘* Cemetery, care of . : . 2,363.00 
my do cost land : ; . 4,200.00 
‘¢ State Aid : . : : 360.00 
‘« Printing and Stationery : : ; 373.51 
‘¢ Abatement of Taxes : : : 918.22 
‘¢ Miscellaneous Expenses . : ne 1251200 
‘« Jnterest on Notes . / : Bee WAN Ets 


Paid to State Treas. State Tax $6,420.00 
af County ‘© County ‘ 5,887.55 


i 


Paid off Notes to Blue Hill Bank, ean 000, and to 
individuals, $2,510 ~~ . 


Due from Collector of Taxes . ; wa 2 00:00 
Balance in Treasury, Feb. 1, 1875 . NLD O22. ES 
é 


.... AND EXPENDITURES OF THE TOWN. 


$48,010.79 


12,257.55 


49,510.00 


15,222.18 


$125,000.52 


Comparative Statement of Expenditures for Six Years. 


1869, $47,273.45 1871, $60,528.93 1873, $62,049.66 
1870, $58,847.87 1872, $54,554.31 1874, $60,268.34 


6 
DISBURSEMENTS. 


FOR SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS. 


EAST SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 
Paid O. A. Andrews, Grammar Dept., 1 year $1,195.00 


Miss C. E. Mayhew, Primary “ 1 “ 500.00 
Miss L. F. Emerson, Assistant, uy 247.50 
Miss G. F. Penniman, 11 weeks 110.00 
Instruction in drawing 52.50 
$2,105.00 
Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid E. D. Wadsworth, 264 tons coal 159.49 
H. O. Weld, 30 baskets charcoal 13.50 
Orin Bates for wood 4,50 
Care of rooms 67.50 
244.99 
Books and Stationery. 
Paid O. A. Andrews, pens, ink, books, &c. 26.75 
Miss C. E. Mayhew, “ ‘“ fe oe 15.34 
Miss Emerson, Vas AE wd ce 1.65 
- 43,4 
Incidental Eapenses. 
Paid for shovelling snow, $3.50; spring-chair, $8.50 ; 
blackboards, $46.40 ; 10 window shades, $8.25 ; clock, 
$7.00; repairing clock, $1.00; Webb’s wood charts, 
$5.10; use of settees, $3; dusters, $5.75; call-bell 
and brooms, $5.37; knobs and dust pan, $1.34; dip- 
pers and curtain cords, $2.35; cleaning rooms, $8; 
Geo. Haynes & Son, stock and labor, $15.33 120.89 
$2,514.62 
WEST SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 
Paid J. W. Clark, Grammar Dept., 36 weeks $942.50 
Miss L. W. Vose, Primary ‘© 35 “ 437.50 
Miss 8. M. Vose, drawing lessons 56.20 
$1,436.20 


Amount carried forward, 


* $1,436.20 


| 


Amount brought forward, 


Fuel and Care of Rooms. 

Paid E. D. Wadsworth, 17,2; tons coal. . ~ 157.70 
H. O. Weld, 45 baskets charcoal : : 20.25 
For care of rooms : : ‘ 51.50 

Books and Stationery. | 

Paid J. W. Clark, books, pens, ink, &c. 10.93 
Miss L. W. Vose, books for indigent scholars - 1.60 
Mr. H. Pope, . PS ry aie 


J. W. Bradley, ‘ crayons and pens © 17.07 


Incidental Expenses. 


Paid for furniture, $43.84; music chart, $8; repairing 
pump, $4; cleaning farnace, $4. ; glazing, $7 50's 
cleaning well, $5; curtain cord, $1 ; cleaning rooms 


and cellar, $7; tuning piano, $3. 50; coal-hod, a 


and labor, $7. 50; brooms, $0.84 


NORTH SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 

Paid P. A. Gay, Grammar Dept., 36 weeks $1,022.50 
Miss H. Hutchinson, Prim. Dept., 36 ‘ 450.00 
Instruction in drawing ; : ; 52.50 

Fuel and Care of Rooms. 

Paid E. D. Wadsworth, 8 tons coal ‘ : 72.00 
H. O. Weld, 36 baskets charcoal ; : 16.20 
James Pope, ran : : ; 3.50 
Care ofrooms . Fei : : 65.00 


Books and Stationery. 


Paid P. A. Gay, stationery and books 14.50 
H. Pope, books for indigent scholars 37.91 


Incidental Expenses. 


Paid for 317 ft. blackboard surface, $19.02; curtains for 
2 rooms, $18.20; rollers for maps and labor, $7.80 ; 
dusters, "Ss mats, $3.50; mason work, $4. 50; glean: 
ing well, $5 ; glazing, $0, 50; stove-funnel and re- 
pairs, $37. D2 =: , ; ; 


$1,436.20 


229.45 


47.31 


92.18 
$1,805.14 


1,525.00 


156.70° 


52.41 


153,44 
$1,887.55 


8 


SOUTH SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 

Paid Miss E. 8. Mosher, 40 weeks $500.00 
Instruction in drawing 52.50 

Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid E. D. Wadsworth, 4 tons coal 36.50 
H. O. Weld, 20 baskets charcoal 9.00 
For care of rooms : . i 50.00 


Books and Stationery. 
Paid Miss Mosher, books and stationery 


Incidental Expenses. 


Paid L. V. Bronsdon, removing wall, $40; cleaning 
rooms, $10; cleaning cellar, $3; repairs on pump and 
glazing, $7.85; repairing clock, $1; furniture, $3.11; 
repairing pump, $1; repairs on stove, $4.50. 


CENTRE SCHOOL. 


Teaching. 

Paid F. T. Crafts, Grammar Dept., 36 weeks $1022.50 
Miss E. ©. Emerson, Prim. ‘* 42 « 525.00 
Instruction in drawing 52.50 

Fuel and Care of Rooms. 

Paid E, D. Wadsworth, 8: tons coal 76.10 
H. O. Weld, 30 baskets charcoal 13.50 
For shavings and cartage 3.50 
For care of rooms 68.00 

Books and Stationery. . 

Paid F. T. Crafts, stationery and books 1.95 

Miss Emerson, a i ce 3.18 


Incidental Expenses. 


Paid for dust pan, $0.55; repairing stove funnel and 
labor, $24.07; feather duster and broom, $4.17 ; 
cleaning room, $9.00; repairs on building, $2.30 


$552.50 


95.50 


4.04 


70.46 
$722°50 


$1,600.00 


161.10 


5.13 


40.09 


ne 


$1,806.82 


9 
PLEASANT STREET SCHOOL. 


Teaching. 


Paid Miss A. G. Pierce, 42 weeks . ‘ . $565.00 
Instruction in drawing : : ; : 50.40 


Fuel and Care of Rooms. 


Paid E. D. Wadsworth, 32 tons coal : ; 28.53 
H. O. Weld, 25 haskats. charcoal ; , 11:25 
Care ofrooms . 3 ‘ ‘ 44,26 


Books and Stationery. 
Paid Miss Pierce, stationery and books 


Incidental Expenses. 


Paid for oak chair, $8.50; repairs on stove, $4; dust 
pan, brush and dipper, ts 62 ; eas ae clock, mais 
cleaning room, $4. 


‘HICH SCHOOL. 


Teaching. 

Paid S. D. Hunt, for 36 weeks . : . $1472.50 
Miss Kelham, ‘‘ 10 ‘ ; ; . 150.00 
Miss F. V. Emersen, 25 weeks . . 845.00 
Miss S. E. Littlefield, drawing lessons AT 25 

Fuel and Care of Rooms. 

Paid E. D. Wadsworth, 6,4; tons coal. 55.77 
H. O. Weld, 30 baskets charcoal ; 13.50 
Care ofrooms . ; : ‘ 55.00 


Books and Stationery. 


Paid S. D. Hunt, stationery and books . ia peeosee 
For drawing paper ; : 


Incidental Expenses. 


Paid for philosophical apparatus, $22.57 ; repairs, $1.50; 
air-tight stove, funnel and repairs, $28.72 ; drop- 
clock, $9; feather duster and brush, $6.75 ; ‘window 
glass, bowl and tumblers, $0.62 ; ; 3 


$615.40. 


84,04 


3.50 


19.12 


$722.06 


2,044.75 


124.27. 


35.82 


69.16 
$2,274.00 


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MISCELLANEOUS SCHOOL EXPENSES. 


Paid for High School diplomas. ; ; $33.00 
6 seats for High School. 3 as } 10.60 
12 months’ rent, Milton Academy . : 150.00 
eG ‘« land for Centre School . 6.00 
1 piece ribbon, $1.50; expressage, $2 . 3 50 
Printing bill-heads and regulations . ; 27.50 
Introduction of new books, cost of change 10.00 
Stationery and postage. ; 4.00 
- Labor at Town House for High School . 9.55 
$254.15 
RECAPITULATION OF SCHOOLS. 
Hast, $2514.62 South}. . $722.50 High, $2,274.00 


West, 1,805.14 Centre, 1,806.32 Miscellaneous 
North, 1,887.55 Pleasant st. 1722.06 School Exp. 254,15 


Total, $11.986.34 
# 


Amount of Appropriations for Schools, $12,000.00 
ss received from State Fund, 113.90 
, ———_—— $12,113.90 
Amount expended short of Appropriations, . . $133.56 
Comparative Statement of School Expenses for Six Years. 
1869, $9,938.79 1871, $10;915.56 1878, $12,166.54 
1870, 10,540.64: 1872, 11,492.09 1874, 11,986.34 


POOR DEPARTMENT. 


SUPPORT OF POOR IN ALMSHOUSE. 


Wages. . 
Paid C. Sanford, as Superintendent, 1 year, 387.50 $387.50 
Grain, Meal and Flour. 
Paid Samuel Gannett, grain, meal—barrels flour, 258.65 
Clothing. 

Paid H. Kendall, for dry goods, ; $16.57 

J. Kendrick, RE ot j 9.72 

J. Babcock & Co., at § Ta. : 14.78 

C. Sanford’s bill, 4s ee Ot aa ‘ 6.92 


47.99 


Amount carried forward, $694.14 


AE 


Amount brought forward, $694.14. 


Groceries and Provisions. 
Paid John Durell, groceries and provisions, $267.14 


S. L. Tucker & Son, ‘ ot 99.51 
George Everett, provisions, 75.93 
C. Sanford—R. Cook’ s bill for fish, 5.46 
| 448.04 
| Fuel. 
Paid E. D. Wadsworth, 5 tans coal, 44.00 44.00 
Miscellineous Expenses. 
Repairs :— 
Paid T. M. Severance, half window, $1.40 
Charles Tileston, stock and repairs, 6.29 
Geo. Haynes & Son, 3.53 
no 11.22 
Furniture : 
Paid Charles Tileston, stove, $30 ; lanterns, 2.49 32.49 
Stable, &c.: : 
Paid E. Blackman, shoein® horse, &c., $12.15 
Thomas Strangman, repairing pung, 1.90 
——— 14.05 
Labor and Stock : 
Paid C. Sanford, fowls and swine, S20. 00re 
2 swine, $12; laying wall, laborhaying, $37.36 49.36 
Sundry bills paid C. Sanford, 29.14 
; 98.50 
Paid Dr. Holmes, professional services, $18.00 
F. W. K. Nye, medicines, ; 4.35 
Expenses to Tewksbury with paupers, 2.80 
Barber for Joseph Hunt, : 3.00. 
28.15 
Total, ; : $1,370.59 


ASSISTANCE TO POOR OUT OF ALMSHOUSE. 
Paid Taunton Lunatic Hospital : 


Board of Mary Sumner, 297.76 
Dein OAs 1), Beal, 81.09 
«Bridget Dunican, 186.15 
pes “Peter Murphy, 24.00 


$589.00 
Amount carried forward, $589.00 


12 


Amount brought forward, 


Paid S. C. Hebard, car fare and expenses of 
J. Sullivan to Taunton, : 
Worcester Lunatic Hospital : 
~ Board of Sarah A. Davis, 


Paid Rhoda Jones, care of T. Cummings, 


12 months, ! $156.00 
J.T. Emery, care of F. H. Emery, 
12 months, : : 208.00 
Samuel Babcock, assistance rendered - 
to transient paupers, 7.50 


Paid Charles Wadsworth : 
Coffin for and funeral expenses of 


J. W. Mayall, . : : 21.00 
Carriage for Mrs. Mayall, : 2.00 
Paid S. L. Tucker & Son, Moet’ to 
Mrs. Deftny, i ; 9.58 
do. to Mrs. McDonald, 7 : 2.01 


Paid John Durell, Bracenge to Mrs. 
Conkley, : 


Paid E. D. Wadsworth, for coal furnished — 
Mrs. Noble, 1 ton, $10.00 Mrs. Hickey, 3 tons, 
Mrs. R. Jones, 6 tons, 57.00 Mrs. Gould, 3 tons, 
Mrs. Conkley, 25‘¢ 22.50 Mrs. O’Donnel, 3 tons, 


Mrs. Denny,2 ‘* 18.00 Mrs. Cesler, 1 1-2 ton, 
Mrs. Beals, 3 ‘¢ 26.00 Mrs. Record, 2 tons, 
Mrs. Mayall,2 ‘* 17.00 Mrs. McDonald, 1 ton, 


Mrs. J. H. Adams, 2 ‘‘ 17.00 Mrs. Buchan, 1 ton, 
Mrs. Farrell, 1 ton, 8.50 Mrs. A. Thayer, 1 ton, 
_ Mrs. Baxter, 2 tons, 17.00 Mrs. Joyce, 1 ton, 
Mrs. R. Tucker, 1 ton, 9.00 Mrs. Bach, 1 ton, 
Mrs. ae 2 tons, 17.00 
42 tons, 


Paid L. N. Godfrey, for coal furnished— 


$27.94 
33.00 


371.50 


23.00 


5.00 


$98.00 
28.00 
27.50 
13.00 
17.00 
8.50 
8.50 
9.00 
9.00 


$589.00 - 


60.94 


371.50 


23.00 


11.59 


5.00 


9.50 | 


$377.00 


Mrs. Slettz, 1 ton, $9; Mrs. S. Hunt, 1 hee $9 ; 


ipa ae Adams, 1 ton, SS. 50 : et iA 


Paid Josiah Babcock & Co.— 
-13 cords wood, Mrs. Mayall 


Total outside support, 


377.00 


26.50 


4.00- 


$1,468.53 


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Sales of Produce by Superintendent. 


Hay, $57.85. Vegetables, $27.45. Calf, $2.00 
Apples, $44.90. Eggs, $3.34. Butter, $8.10 
Pasturing horse, $3.00 $146.64 


ACCOUNT OF STOCK, TOOLS, &c., AT fee Bh SSE BU Sa 
Fepruary 1, 1875. 


1 horse, $80; Jersey cow, $70; 1 swine, $12; 75 fowls, $60 $222.00 
1 covered wagon, $65; 1 horse-cart, Led ; 1 pung, $25 ; 

4 ploughs, $25 . 145.00 ° 
1 harrow, $12.00; 1 wheelbar., 50: li wag, ‘harness, $30 ; 

1 cart harness, $12; 2 sets "plough harness, $8; | 

2 head halters, $1.50 : 64.00 
1 Bere blanket, $1. 50; lsurcingle, $1; 2 lap robes, $5; 

1 string bells, 50; 3 hay forks, $1 oct and 

snaiths, $1.50 : .o)  TO50 
4 hay rakes, 3 ox yokes, lot carpenter tools 6.00 
3 wood saws, $2.50; 4 ladders, $5.00; 4 M shingles, &3 10.59 
1 vinegar bbl. .50; 1 scalding tub, 50: 1 tackle and 


fall, $1.50 ; ; ; : : ! ia ebay sat 
8 draft chairs, 5; 1 whiffletree and chain, $1; 1 ox 
tongue, $2 : : ; : : : ; : 8.00 


1 iron bar, $2; 1 grindstone, $7; 2 baskets, .30; pails, 
$1.50; 1 set measures, .50 ; wrenches, $2; curry 
comb and brush, .50 .-' 135.80 
1 coal sifter, $1.50 ; waterpot, Ae sh “flour barrels, ey : 3:25 
2 shovels, 1 manure ‘fork, 2 axes, 2 hoes, 1 iron rake, 1 Bet 9,00 
Upland hay, 4 tons, $104; 13 ton meadow, $19.50; 


bushels meal, $2; 4 ton oat fodder, $10 . ; . 135.50 
8 bushels beets, $3; 3 bushels carrots, $1; 3 bushels 

parsnips, $1.50; cabbages, $1 - 6 50 

*30 bushels potatoes, $21 ; 28 barrels apples, $56 ; meaeuey With 
2 barrels pork, $50; 100 bg. corned beef, $10 : . 60.00 
21 tons coal, $20.00; 9 cords wood, $90 : : . 110.00 
55 Ibs. lard, $8 ; 1 bushel onions, 1 } : : 9.00 
1 barrel flour, 9 1 barrel crackers, $4 A : paces EF 
1 barrel vinegar, $14; 60 gallons cider, $12 . k 26-08 
6 lbs. butter, $2 40; 25 lbs. sugar, 2. "5 ; : : 5.15 
14 lbs. tea, $1 ; salt, ge &C., ds 2 : : : 2.00 
30 lbs. fresh pork . 2 : : : 4.00 
$942.70 


Amount of stock Feb. 4, 1874, 962.75 


Less than in 1874, $20.05 


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RECAPITULATION OF POOR DEPARTMENT. 


Expenses of the Almshouse . . $1,370.59 
Add for depreciation on stock 
and tools : : : , $20.05 
=——— $1,390:64 
Less sale of stock produce . : : 146.64 
———— $1,244.00 
Expenses of poor out of Almshouse, . : . 1,468.53 


es 


Total cost of Poor, $2,712.53 


Comparative Statement of Poor Expenses for Six Years. 


1869, $2,165.43 1871, $2,908.32 1878, $2,985.59 
1870, 1,830.52 1872, 3,111.10 1874, 2,712.58 


STATISTICS OF THE ALMSHOUSE. 


Whole number supported the past year_. 3 
s wu remaining in the house, Feb. 4, 1874, 3 
“ admitted . : () 
us ‘sro died : 0 
we K remaining in the house, Feb. ie 1875. 3 

Ellen Crane, : ; : aged 49 years 
Margaret McQuirk, : ; ‘5, WAT Gee 
Joseph Hunt, . ; : UZ TOES 


727 transient persons farnichad with food and a night’s lodging : 
one of the number, Benjamin Ryde, during a fit of temporary 
insanity committed suicide by hanging. 


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT. 


REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT. 


‘The plan of last year has been followed in repairing the town 

roads, working the men in three separate gangs under the super- 
vision of the Superintendent, and bringing them together when 
necessary. 
_ The road at the approach to Paul’s Bridge having washed away 
badly at the sides, it was found necessary to make extensive 
repairs ; and the corner in the direction of Canton being sharp 
and narrow, an offer of the abutters to give land for the purpose 
of widening and straightening was accepted. 

A substantial bank-wall has been built (with stone furnished 
by Mr. & Mrs. Crehore, in consideration of repairs having been 


i 
7 
’ 


15 


made on the avenue leading to their house), a railing put upon it, 
the trees cared for by filling in around them with loam, and a 


much needed improvement completed. 


Mattapan Bridge requiring repairs, it has been planked with 
four inch hemlock lumber, and this covered with clay and gravel. 
The Pleasant Street improvements with the extra lamps in the 
East District, have caused the outlay to somewhat exceed the 


appropriation. 


The following statistics will more fully show the amount laid 


out in each section. 


West Section. . 


Paid 2274 days labor, men . . : 
210 days labor, men, horse and cart 
For 1627 loads oravel F ‘ 

‘repairing tools and shoeing horse 
‘repairs on road : 
“* grain, $66; hay, $103. Sin 


$455.00: 


814.25 
162.70 
45.35 
1.50 
169.87 


‘¢ stabling, bedding and care of horse 8 mos. 32.00 


Blue Mill Avenue. 


Paid 403 days labor, men . 
143 days labor, men, horse and ace | 
For covering: -stones for culverts 
_ * pipe for culvert 


North-East Section. 


Paid 5834 days labor, men . 
17 days labor, boys ; 
mio, “* -)f* men, horse and cart. 
For stock and labor on gutters 
‘« drain pipe for culverts 
‘* stone for culverts 


‘* sharpening tools, shoeing horse, and 


iron for culverts 
‘« stabling, bedding and care of horse 
‘¢ grain, $75.65; hay, $55.54... 
‘¢ ‘stone chips and gravel ; 


South Section. 


Paid 380 days labor, men 
234 days labor, men, horse and cart 


122 +. 6° “horse and cart ‘ é 
BOF cif ‘¢ and use of tools, blasting . 


14 days labor, boys 


Amount carried forward, 


- $814.00 
559.50 
12.70 
30.40 


. $1,167.00 


17.00 
1,092.00 
127.87 
47.23 
65.26 


16.75 
30.00 
131.24 
232.69 


$793.86 
94.00 
213.50 
48.00 
14.00 


$1,163.36 


$1,680.67 


1,416.60 


2,986.54 


Paid J. Glover, 


16 


Amount brought forward, 
For watering trough and covering stones 
‘* 875 loads gravel . 
‘‘ repairing tools and shoeing horse 
“ grain, $79.50 > hay, $81.27 
‘« stabling and bedding 


Cost of Widening Road near Paul’s Bridge. 
Paid 1564 days labor, men 


67% days labor, men, horse and cart 
20 6c 66 6é 
For 285 loads gravel 
‘* lumber for railing 
‘* labor on railing 
‘« painting railing S 
‘* drilling, $30.86; iron posts, $29, 32 


Cost of Widening Pleasant Street. 


Lyman estate, 


AE Badger, ' 66 (a3 6c 66 

5 Re Higgins, 6c nis 6c 6é 

M. Walsh, - fence, fe eS 

Thomas McCue, a oe 3 ee 

Pp, McCue, 66 ‘cc : (a3 (He 
M. Lalley, - a Hs ce 

Henry Pierce, $i wall, 7 we 

R. B. Forbes, 3 ws 


J. Field, labor, removing wall, and work on bridge 
ditto, labor, 60 days, men, horse and cart 

19 days labor, horse and cart 

230.‘ Pte ALLO EL 

stone for bridge 

stone chips and gravel 


Street Lamps. 


Paid Walker for oil 


Freight on oil 

Union Glass Co., for lamps, &e. ; 

S. L. Copeland, oil and care of lamps two years: 
G. Vose, care of lamps and oil one year 

D. W. Tucker, care of lamp : 

W. Bz Chubbuck, care 53 lamps one year ; 


Amount carried forward, 


removing wall, and land damage 
6é éé 6é éé 


$1,163.36 
28.20 
87.50 
12.00 
160.77 
10.00 


$1,461.83 


$363.75 
259.62 
35.00 
28.50 
49,85 
29.29 
30.90 
60.18 


$857.09 


$78.50 
75.00 
42.00 
25 21 
34.98 
16.08 
35.63 
16.08 
98.00 
57.00 
103.50 
240.00 
33.25 
464.75 


26.21 ° 


25.20 


$1,371.39 


$146.45 


2.40 
33.15 


10.00 | 


14.00 
6.00 
360.00 


$572.00 


~ 


Lt 


Amount brought forward, $572.00 


R. L. Chapman, repairs on lamp . é F 3.50 
Whall Express, fixtures and expressage  . ; ; 14.72 
Gallagher, expressage on 8 barrels fluid 4.00 
P. Watson, care 30 lamps 4 mos. _. ; , ; 60.00 
W. W. Merrill, box for fluid. 14.00 
J. Babcock & Co., oil fixtures for and care of lamps 1 a 14.81 
do. painting lamp posts 15.50 
C. Tileston, can, tunnel, &c. 6.77 
Dorchester Gas Co. , care of and gas for two 0 latins 1 Se 118.96 
C. E. ©. Buck, flaid for lamps : 4,98 
$828.24 
Care of Bridges. 

Paid A. O. Harris, care Norfolk Bridge one sae --  . $250.00 
do. labor, repairs on bridge - ( : 33.79 
Ty: Strangman, repaiss and spikes’. : ‘ : 1 60 
0. S. Godfrey, lumber : : 23.79 

John H. Burt & Co., replanking and repairs on Matta- 
pan Bridge : 2 . 108.04 
$417.18 

Miscellaneous Highway Expenses. 

Paid Crossman & Cook, for black horse : . $200.00 
For shovels, 17.25 ; rakes, $3.25; expressage, Or Ge 20.75 
‘« collar, $3; hay cutter and expressage, 5.50 8.50 
‘¢ printing bill for estimates . : : ; 3.00 
S. Cook, hay-cutter and sundries ; : ; 10.65 
For repairs on harness, $2; $8.62. ; ‘ 10.62 
J. Durell, scythe, oil and nails . : : : 6.89 
For wheels and body for stone wagon : : ; 39.00. 
‘« jron-work on the same 18.60 

«« 3 horse blankets, $6.75 ; painting carts and oiling 
harness, $15 . 21.75 
‘* axletree for stone wagon : : 33.99 
ring hames, $2.50; shovelling snow, 22, 63° : 25.13 
‘‘ surveying street lines, Blue Hill Avenue. 6.50 
L. V. Bronsdon, team and man scraping ruts”. ; 10.00 
_ 8. Cook, horse-keeping to date : : ; 96.00 
$507.38 

Stock and Tools in Highway Department. 

3 horses, $350; 3 carts, $150; stone wagon, $100 . 600.00 

3 sets harness, "$50 ; t HON ring Bane a 50; 2 blank- 
ets, $3 : : 55.50 


Amount carried forward, $655.50 


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Amount brought forward, $655.50 


3 hay-cutters, $6; 1 plough and 2 points, $10 _.. spores Bhi! 
4 gravel screens, $20 ; ; road-scraper, $25. : : 45.00 
shovels (new) 4, (old) 20, $18; 2 spades, $1 : 19.00 
19 picks, $20; 3 iron bars, $4; 2 iron rakes, $1.50 : 25.50 
2 mattocks, $2; 4 stone hammers, $7 ; stone drills, $35 44.00 
2 lanterns, $2; lamps, cans, &c. $8; tape-line, $1 ‘ 11.00 
1. bush scythe, $2.50 ; wooden horses, $10 . : ; 12.50 
7 
$828.50 


SAMUEL COOK, 
Superintendent Highways. 


RECAPITULATION OF HIGHWAY EXPENSES. 


Repairs West Section ; ; . $1,680.67 
4G Blue Hill Avenue : om , 1,416.60 
id North-East Section . : ‘ : 2,986.54 

#1 South Section ; . 1,461.83 © 
Cost widening road near Paul Bridge : : 857.09 
os Pleasant Street : é : 1,371.39 
Care of Street Lamps : : s : 828.24 
‘* of Bridges : A os : 417.18 
Miscellaneous Expenses : é : 507.38 
: $11,526.92 
Add appraised value stock and tools, 1874 . : 632.00 
$12,158.92 
Deduct appraised value stock and tools, 1875 ; 828.50 


$11,330.42 © 
New Road to Neponset River. 


Paid T. & E. Campbell, balance in full $3,041.09 
Whitman & Breck, surveyors 215.75 
L. Edwin Ruggles, gravel 20.00 


$3,276.84 


$14,607.26- 
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Comparative Statement of Highway Expenses for Six Years. 


1869, $11,768.49 . 1871, $19,956.99 1873, $20,040.19 
1870, 11,071.48 1872, 11,480.30 1874, 14,607.26 


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FIRE DEPARTMENT. 


Hydrant Engine Co. Z 


Paid 47 members 1 year’s service $235.00 

John Darby 1 year’s service as 

steward e 15.00 
Oren Bates, repairs on building 2.50 
Charles Tileston, funnel and putting up 2.10 
Refreshments, Engine Companies 16 

and 19, for services at Murphy’s 

fire, May 29 20.00 
Hunneman & Co., repairs 38.55 
J. Babcock & Co., refreshments to 

men at Murphy’s fire, 15.70; 

oil, &c., $2.02 


$330.87 
Repairs on and Improvements about the Building. 


Paid J. Babcock & Co. lumber and posts, 
fencing lot, $34.50 ; spikes, nails, 
hooks and staples, $4.50; labor 
on fence and rep@irs on building, 
$31.30; horse, cart and man, 
grading lot, $9.00 79.30 

E.-H. Adams, sinking reservoirs, $84 ; 
foundation and underpinning to 
shed, $29.19 113.19 
N. T. Wentworth, stock and labor, 
as per contract, $62; sheathing, 
copper pump and pipe, $36.89 ; 
stock and labor, $13.05 111.94 
W.T. Randall, grading about reser- 
voir, $11.50 ; paint and labor and 
repairs on store, $6.25 17.75 
—— 322.18 


Granite Hook and Ladder Co. 


Paid 23 members 1 year : f : 7 115.00 
William Walsh 1 year’s service as steward 15.00 
N. B. Randlet, repairs and fixtures on car- 

riage, $48.85; $40.20 , : : 89.05 
J. Babcock & Co., horse to Murphy’s fire, $2 ; 

repairs, $2; use of hay-rigging 15 days, 

$5.63; door-latch, oil, wrench, $3.60 13.23 


Amount carried forward, 


$653.05 


232.28 


$885.33 


20 
Amount brought forward, $885.33 


Ninety’s Hose Co. 
Paid E. Whalen removing snow from hydrants 10.00 


Walter Baker & Oo., repairs on fire-pump 36.50 
~ Dorchester Gas-Light Co., repairs onhydrant 3.00 1a 
$934.83 
Comparative Statement of Fire Expenses for Sia Years. 
1869, $683.03 —-18T1, $944.85 1873, $981.39 
1870, 852.27 - 1872, | 512.64 1874, 934.83 


PAY OF TOWN OFFICERS. 


Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the Poor. 


Paid Samuel Babcock, . : : . $400.00 
H, S. Russell, : 4 . E 300.00 
T. Edwin Ruggles, _.. Oe : 300.00 
‘ $1,000.00 
School Committee. 
Paid George Penniman, . , : 50.00 
George A. Fletcher, : ‘ 50.00 
T. Edwin Ruggles,” .. : ; : 50.00. - 
J. Walter Bradlee, : . . = ye te ORID 
T. F. Clary, ° : : 5 ‘ . 50.00 
Jason Houghton, : ; : : 50.00 
300.00 
Town Clerk and Treasurer. 
Paid H. B. Martin, 1 year’s services as 
Town Clerk $250 
Recording 58 births, 50c. 29 
20 marriages, 15c. 3 
20 deaths, 35c. $7; 40 dths. 10c. $4 . 11 
—— 293.00 
Charles Breck, 1 year’s services as 
| Treasurer 250 
Sealer of weights and measures 15 
—— . 265.00 
558.00 
Collector of Taxes. 
Paid Simeon Emerson 1 year’s services. : ; 500.00 


Amount carried forward, $2,358.00 


: <i) 
pe oe a ee ae 


gelctuae 
Amount brought forward, $2,358.00 
- Superintendent of Highways. 
Paid Samuel Cook 1 year’s services’. ; . 1,000:00 
Auditor of Accounts. 
Paid E. J. Kendall  . : ’ : : é : 50.00 
e Constable. 


Paid S. CO. Hebard, police duty through 
the year, $1,095 
Distributing Town School Reports, : 
$66; notifying Town Officers, 


$5; services at the polls, $4 15 
—— 1,170.00 


ih Duty. 


Paid Walter Sumner, $2; N. C. Buck, $9; 
T. B. Severance, se G. S. Russell, 


$6; E. W. Houghton, $3 ; 29.00 
John Durell, refreshments at lock- “up Miia st: 
Kk. D. Wadsworth, wood ; : ; 8.26 
. S 1,214.73 
$4,622.73 
Comparative Statement of Salaries and Police for Sia Years. 
1869, $2,466.75 1871, $2,966.35 1873, $3,940.13 
1870, 2,491.40 1812, 3,787.14 «1844, 4,622.73 


STATE AID TO SOLDIERS’ FAMILIES. 


Paid A. G. Hoffman’s family : - $72.00 
William Buchan’s ‘ : : 7 96.00 
Patrick Duncan’s mother . : : : 48.00 
Samuel Hunt’s a : . : ; 48.00 
Geo. O. Baxter’s family. : ; P 48.00 
Charles Bronsdon’s family . : : ; 48.00 

: $360.00. 


MISCELLANEOUS TOWN EXPENSES. 


’ Paid Geo. W. Miller, domes to alelen Jan. 
: 1, 1873 : . $21.57 


Amount carried forward, $21.57 


* Salary of Superintendent of Highways included, 


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Amount brought forward, $21.57 
Geo. A. Cushing, for one half cost of party ~ 
wall dividing Town House lot. ; 45.75 
L. A. Chase, care of Town House f ’ 37.50 
S. W. Johnson, rent of hall for use of Selectmen 60.00 
EK. D. Wadsworth, for coal and wood used 


at Town Hall and Selectmen’s room . 16.38 
H. O. Weld, 10 baskets charcoal Se hi TOA 3 
$186.20 
Paid Whitman & Breck :— 
Surveying and re-locating Pierce and Wil- 
lard streets : 25.00 
_ Surveying on White and Highland streets 17.00 ae 
42, 
Paid Ninety’s Hose Co., office chairs and table 
for use of Selectmen 5 : 25.00 
J. Walter Bradley, decorating gations’ graves 100.00 
National Manufacturing Co. , for 12 fire pumps 90.00 
J. Durell, sundries : 3.04 
C. E. Whall, expressage : : : 9.45 
KE. H. Brainard, repairs on hearse 3 : 2.75 
Charles Wadsworth, use of hearse on runners 5.00 
8. C. Hebard, executing dog law : . _ 40.00 
Seek Hebard, care Selectmen’s room 2 years 24.00 
* Gleason Manuf. Co. , lamps at corners of streets 80.00 
R. L. Chapman, glazing at Town House . 2.00 
Tho’s Eager, removing dead horse from highway 5.00 
Charles Tileston, dust brush and pan, and 
putting up flannel ; : 4,15 
R. F. Pulsifer, advertising for estimates of 
new road. ; 7.50 
T. Edwin Ruggles, copying tax book for State . 20.00 
Samuel Babcock, use of horse and car fares 50.00 
H. B. Martin, horse to Canton . ; 3.00 
John Sias, removing safe +g 20.00 
S. L. Tucker & Son, oil for Town Hall : 6.00 ~ 
496.89 
Construction Account and Repairs to Town Buildings. 
East School. 
~ Paid N. T. Wentworth, stock and Labor build- 
ing partition ; ‘ - 106.54 
W. W. Merrill, repairs... : ‘ ‘ 3.75 
110.29 
West School. 
Paid James Glass, repairs on roof 4 : ‘ . toss 


Amount carried forward, $849.06 


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Amount brought forward, 


South School. 


Paid T. W. Severance, stock and labor a 177.45 
R. L. Chapman, painting . : 25.20 


Pleasant Street School. 


Paid T. Severance, stock and labor, repairs . 32.24. 
R. L. Chapman, stock and labor, pee 84.05 
Mason work : : 8.00 
Sundry repairs . A : ; : : 3.00 


Paid premium on policy covering North School house, 
$51; covering Almshouse, $51 . 


PRINTING AND STATIONERY. 
Paid Rockwell & Churchill, gare 50 vot- 


ing lists ; . $24.75 
do. do. 300 school programmes and town 
warrants A ; ‘ : 18.00 
do. do. 700 school reports : ‘ 64.75 
do. do. 30 copies four sets questions 12.00 
do. do. town order book . : : 12.50 
do. do. tax bills and posters ; ‘ 16 25 
do. do. town warrants 13.75 
do. do. 500 High School programmes 17.00 
David Clapp & Son, Annual Bepane ‘ . 180.42 
Henry Pope, stationery } ‘ 1.88 
William Tomlinson® . 2.50 
C. K. Darling, blank books ‘and stationery . 5.46 
H. B. Martin, stationery . 1.75 
Samuel Babcock, cash for stationery and 
postage stamps . : : : F 2.50 
‘ 


ABATEMENT OF TAXES. 


Arthur Cunningham, personal estate . $15.00 
N. M. Safford +4 ‘§ i 15.00 
H. A. Whitney, trustee 4 f 3a DO 
Margaret Forbes - ff soe 201.25 


Amount carried forward, $468.75 ' 


$849.06 


202.65 


127.29 
102.00 


$1,281.00 


373.51 


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Amount brought forward, 


Fanny C. Forbes personal estate 
éé 66 


H. P. Kidder 

E. L. Frothingham Af 
Mrs. William Davis Be i 
Samuel Eldridge, 2d ‘s ‘s 
Mrs. Samuel Eldridge A a 
Roger Wolcott ci 
Ann R. Green hs A 


Walter S. Davis 
E. C. Cutter 
Oliver Glover 
56 poll taxes, 1874 
13 a‘ dha BARS YO: 


tas P8t3je iv 


C-E:M Esise Rays 


Town Appropriation 
Income of Landing Places 
Interest of Amory Fund . 


Interest of Perpetual Care Fund (J: Ruggles) 


$468.75 
101.25 
29.25 
15.00 
15.00 
26.25 
13.12 
41.25 
3.75 
60.30 
1.80 
4,50 
112.00 
26.00 


Siar a Hollingsworth) 


Expended as per following 


Report oF THE TRUSTEES. 


Receipts. 


Bulaiice i in hands of Trustees, Feb. 1, 1874 
Town Appropriation 
Income of Landing Places 


Interest of Amory Fund . he 


“ “ Perpetual Care Fund (J. Ruggles) 
Aer Hollingsworth) 


6é cé 6c 


Received for hay 


‘« Jeaves:. 
cs “ yent of land 
+i ‘« labor and expense: on lots for individuals 


& 


Expenditures. 


Paid Charles Wadsworth, 2094 days labor, at 2.50 ~ . 
Af 150 days horse and cart, 1.50 


J. IL. Packard, 194% days labor, 2.00 
John Nutter, 83k days labor, 2.00 


Amount carried forward, 


$918.22 


$2,000.00 


297.00 
30.00 
18.00 
18.00 


$2,363.00 


18.75 


2,000.00 


297.00 
301.00 
18.00 
18.00 
15.00 

7.00 
20.00 
641.80 


$3,065.55 


523.12 
225.75 
389.00 
167.00 


$1,304.87 


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: Amount brought for ward, $1,304.87 
Paid John Crossman, 904 days labor, 2.00 : : 181.00 


e 1 day, horse and cart : 1.50 
EK. Sias, 44% days labor, 2.00 é : . 89.50 
3 183 AS horse and cart, 1. 50. . CT SM) Sees a 
N, Crossman, Jr., 19 days labor, 2.124 : : 40.37 
ef as “14 ‘« horse and cart, | ee -26.25 
J. Fitzpatrick, 64 days labor, 2.00 : : 12.50 
A. EK. Hunt, a days labor, 2. Al : ‘ : 9.00 
Peavy Olapp, 42 0 ; E : 9.50 
A. Field, 5 days labor, 2.00 : ; : 10.00 
Elwanger & Barry, trees and shrubs. 36.00 
J. Breck & Son, tools : ‘ ; : : 13:31 
‘¢- grass seed : ‘ 6.63 
A. B. Hunt, 3 cords manure, delivered ‘ 30.00 
E. Blackman, iron and labor : : 8.30 
Charles Regan, flowers . . : ae: : 5.50 
John Vose, flowers = : ‘ ‘14.46 
John D Bradlee & Co., trees and shrubs. : 18.00 
C. H. Nute, 3 cords 1 ft. manure, delivered . 31.25 
S. Straneman, wheelbarrow : ; , 10.00 
ct ga Davenport, arbor vitee trees 40.00 
Charles Wadsworth, 34 cords manure, Helicred 35.00 
J. T. Hunt, 3 cords manure, 9.00 : 27.00 
(eS. Godfrey, lumber ; 6.56 
J. W. Whittemore, blank book and. stationery ; 5.78 
J. Durell, seed, stones and rifles : ; 2.48 
F. W. Hart, flowers . : 5 Fe ee BAY 
A. E. Hunt, 4 cords mature delivered 4 : 40.00 
A. CC. Gardiner, laying front wall 432.50 
- building vault. : , F 6.50 
D. G. Corliss & Co., stone . : ’ : 212.28 
S. Churchill, 76 loads eravel : , 7.60 
Loss on bills of 1871-2-3 . : ; ; : 18.75 
A. Ry Teele, postage and expressage 3 : 4.60 
‘« services and use of horse ; 250.00 

as ‘¢ discount on note at Blue Hill Bank, 

ie ‘‘ in payment of land purchased for 
cemetery . 32.02 
Balance in aCe of trustees (uncollected bills) 46.50 
. $3,065.55 


A large portion of the appropriation to thavGenetary, for the 
_ past year, has been expended in removing the Receiving Tomb, 
and.the wall in the rear of the tombs on the eastern side; and in 
building the front wall along the land recently purchased. The 
work has been attended with no little labor and perplexity. 

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Before removing the granite wall from the rear of the tombs, it 
seemed necessary, or at least desirable, to obtain the written con- 
sent of the proprietors. This was found a difficult matter, as these 
ancient tombs have in some cases changed hands, and their owner- 
ship is doubtful, and not easily traced out. 

With one exception, however, the Trustees day eracteeeal from 
some one interested in each tomb, a written consent to the change 
that has been made. 


The Trustees regard the work accomplished in the Cemetery _ 


during the season, with a good degree of satisfaction; believing 
the Town will appreciate the thorough and‘ workman-like manner 
in which the front wall has been built, and also the fact that it has 
been done without a special appropriation. 

With the approbation of the Town, it is proposed, during the 
coming season; to build a part of the side wall; to perfect the 
plan of the new territory, and gradually to bring it into use. 


To accomplish this work the Trustees respectfully ask an ap- ~ 
propriation of ($2,000.00) two thousand dollars, and the income of - 


the Landing Places. 

The Trustees tender their hearty thanks to their associate Mr. 
O. W. Peabody, for the donation of a ‘“‘Lawn Mower”’; and also 
to all citizens who have contributed shrubs, plants or flowers, 
during the season. 
Respectfully submitted, 


R. M. TODD, 
SAMUEL BABCOCK, 
JOHN TOLMAN, 

A. K. TEELE, 

O. W. PEABODY. 


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PUBLIC LIBRARY. ¢ 


Town Appropriation, including dog license money $1,460.59 


TREASURER’S REPORT. 


Receipts. : 
Balance in hands of Treasurer, Feb. 10, 1874". $118.92 
Town Appropriation * $ . 1,000.00 
: dog license money . . 460.55 
ae Librarian for fines : : ; 63.53 
‘¢ Peoples Mutual Fire Insurance Co. 2.64 
, ————— $1,645.64 
Expenditures. | 
‘Paid Rockwell & Churchill, for printing ppuplement 
to catalogue » . 16.50 
Noyes, Holmes & Co., for books. ea A LS, 
‘‘ periodicals . 30.90 
Willmer & Heck News Co., for periodicals 14.00 
Little, Brown & Co., for books : : 67.55 
“Old and New” 2 years ; : 8.00 
Carter & Weston, for rebinding books . 21.12 
Milton Post Office, for postage, &c. : T.57 
F. M. Severance, for stock andlabor . . 9.47 
J. Durell, for oil, chimneys, &c. 10.06 
KE. D. Wadsworth, for coal and kindlings 36.19 
C. E. Whall’s Express . : 9.80 
C. Brewer, for insurance : : 97.50: 
Miss J. E. Emerson, librarian, one year . 300.00 
for furnishing substitute, 2 weeks . 12.00 
cash paid for incidental expenses. 11.35 
E. J. Baker, for rent of building . . 135.00 
; ———— $1,476.96 
Balance in hands of the Treasurer, Feb. 6, 1875 168.68 
$1,645.64 
GEORGE VOSE, 
Treasurer. 


The Public Library has passed through another successful year. 
The interest seems in no degree to have abated, but rather to 
be on the increase from year to year.. The readers are as numer- 
ous as ever; and the reading seems to be equally solid and select. 


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The Trustees have added to the Library, during the year, four 
hundred and twenty volumes. All the shelves are now filled, nor 
is there room for any further accommodations within the building. 

To provide for the books of the present year, all volumes that 
could be spared were boxed and stored in another place. The 
vacant places are now filled, and the building is occupied to its 
utmost capacity. 

It becomes a matter of necessity, therefore, to make provision 
for the increase of another year. To this the Trustees are giving 
careful consideration; and they hope at the March Meeting to be 
able to report the successful issue of their plans, or to recommend 
to the Town some definite course of action on the subject. 

A bulletin of the books added during the year, is being prepared 
for public distribution. : 

The Trustees tender hearty thanks to those who have, from time 
to time, presented valuable books to the Library, and commend it 
anew to the interest and regard of all citizens. 


A. K. TEELE, 
For the Trustees. 


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ESTIMATED VALUE OF TOWN PROPERTY, 


Reat: West School-house and lot . . $6,300.00 
Kast School-house and lot. : 6,000.00 
North School-house and lot . : 5,000.00 
South School-house and lot . é 2,500.00 
Centre School-house and lot ; 3,500.00 
Pleasant St. School-house andlot — 1,000.00 
Town House and lot of 4§ acres 6,250.00 
Town Farm House and 40 acres . 11,000.00 
Hydrant Engine-house and land . 1,250.00 
Landing and 2 acres land above at 
Lower Mills . 7 : : 8,000.00 
do. at Gulliver’s Creek : 200.00 

Beal Marsh, 14 acre _ . : 100.00 | 

—§— $51,100.06 
PersonaL: Fire Engine, hose, hook and 
ladder. : , . 700.00 - 
Stock and Tools at Town Farm 942.70 
‘¢ Road Department 828.50 
Town Scales, Weights and Measures 500.00 
2,971.20 
Total Estimated Value, $54,071.20 © 


4* 


REAL AND PERSONAL. 


= 


April 11. 


18. 
May 2. 


Octe 2. 


"REPORT OF... ction 


seeeeveveene 


Receipts. 


To balance on hand 


6eé 


‘¢ cash received of the Collector, 


éé 


¥ of corporation tax of 1873 
taxes 
of 1873 


cash for 9 copies of J. H. Robbins’s 2d 


Centennial Address 
‘‘ of Collector, for taxes of 1873 


‘“< hired at Blue Hill Nat. Bank 4 mos. 


‘¢ Blue Hill Nat. Bank dividend on 6 
shares Landing Place : 

‘¢ hired at Blue Hill Nat. Bank 4 mos. 

«©G. W. Nickerson, rent of Landing 
place 6mos. 

“0. S. Godfrey, rent of Landing 
place 6 mos. .. 

‘“R, L. Chapman, rent of Landing 

lace 1 year : 

‘‘ A. K. Teele, for perpetual care of 
Semple Lot, Cemetery 

“A. K, Teele, for perpetual care of 
Jabez Sumner lot ; ; 

Boren Collector, for taxes of 1872 

oe 66 6c éé é¢ 1873 at 

‘« hired of Mrs. Delight Semple 

‘‘ County Treasurer, for Removing 
John Sullivan . 

‘ hired of Blue Hill Nat. Bank 4 mos. 


6 6c é¢ ce 6é ce éé 
ce éé ce éé ce 6c cé cé 


6¢ cé ce éé 66 ¢é éé é 


‘‘ of Collector, taxes of 1873 . 
‘< hired of Blue Hill Nat. Bank 4 mos. 
dividend on expired policy on North 
School House 


cash hired of Blue Hill Nat. Bank 4 mos. 
div. on expired policy on Poor House 
dividend on 6 shares Blue Hill Nat. 


Bank Landing Place 6 mos. 


cash of Collector, for taxes for 1874 


‘ hired of Blue Hill Nat. Bank 3 mos. 

¢é ¢é ing 6é 6 éé éé 

“OQ: S. Godfrey, rent of Tending 
place 6 mos... 

“George W. N ickerson, rent of 
Landing place 6 mos. ; 


Amount carried forward, 


$3,174.39 


359.89 
1,400.90 
2.25 
500.00 
5,000.00 


30.00 


5,000.00. 


50.00 
50.00 


25.00 — 


200.00 


800.00 — 
200.00 ° 


500.00 
1,000.00 


8.65 
3,000.00 
3,000.00 
3,000.00 
5,000.00 

400.00 
5,000.00 


3,000.00. 


12.00 
3,000.00 
11.00 


21.00 
1,200.00 
3,000.00 
3,000.00 

50.00 


50.00 


$50,844.18 


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LS ae TOWN TREASURER. 


1874. — 
Feb. 10. 
Ate 

21. 
Mar. 26 
31. 
April 6 
18. 
_May 6. 
June 15. 
16. 

20. 

30. 
July 11. 
27. 

29, 

31. 

Aug. 14. 
Sept. 1. 
29. 

Petx.. <5. 
BT. 

19. 


Expenditures. 


By cash paid Joshua Nate 1 in part of note 


6 


Li Abigail Nutter’ s note, pa ie 

hy s! a by interest 

«¢ A.C. Gardner, interest on note 
$1250 1 year : 


' ¢¢ discount on Bank ote 


$5000 4 mos. 

‘¢ Joshua Nute, balance of note 
$50; interest $8.50 

‘¢ discount on Bank note 


$5000 4 mos. 
‘¢ Lavina Field, interest on note 
$600 1 year 
‘< Tgaac OC. Gulliver, interest on note 
$500 1-year 
‘¢ Mary R. Tucker, interest on note 
$500 1 year : 
‘¢ Discount on Bank note 
$3000 4 mos. 
‘¢ Discount on Bank note 
$3000 4 mos. 


‘¢ Clara Breck, interest 0 on note 
$200 1 year ; 
‘¢ Discount on Bank note 
$3000 4 mos. 
‘¢ Discount on Bank note 
$5000 4mos. . 
‘¢ Joseph Sias, rent of Centre 
School House lot 
‘¢ Town note at Bank 
‘¢ Discount on Bank note 
$5000 4 mos. 
‘¢ Discount on Bank note 
$3000 4 mos. . : 
«« Policy on North School House . 
‘¢ Discount on Bank note 
$3000 4 mos. 


‘« Policy on Poor House, barn and shed 


‘¢ Town note at Bank 


“© J. W. Babcock, interest on note 


$1000 1 year ‘ 
‘¢ Discount on Bank note 
$3000 3 mos. 
‘“¢ Town note at Bank 


Amount carried forward, 


$100.00 
50.00 
350.00 
8.00 
75.00 
119.58 
58.50 
119.58 
36.00 
30.00 

* 30.00 
1.17 
T1.17 
12.00 
1.17 
119.58 
6.00 
5,000.00 
5,000.00 
119.58 


71.75 
51.00 


71.75 
51.00 
3,000.00 
60.00 


54,25 
3,000.00 


$17,807.08 


REPORT ORR. acc ee 
Receipts. 
1874. Amount brought forward, $50,844.18 
Dec. 10. To cash hired of Blue Hill Nat. Bank 3 mos. 3,000.00 
24. 66 66 co kG 6 66 ‘; 2 mos. 3,000.00 
«¢  « of Josiah Field, rent of Beal marsh 5.00 
«¢ «¢ Collector, for taxes of 1874 . 8,000.06 
DOCZE Cara foes Laat Chase, for use of Town Halts 15.00 
se « Collector, for taxes of 1874 10,500.00 
‘f « State Treas., State aid for soldiers 300.00 
sc «do. do. - corporation tax for 1874 6,571.58 
cc st do. do. + Nat’?] Bank tax for1814. +6;138:61 
12. ‘“ ‘hired of Mrs. Harriet Rowe on 
demand 1,220.80 
Bier chy. (Collector, tor taxes ‘of 1874 16,000.00 
Jan. 1. ‘* ‘* Geo. K. Gannett, rent of Town ; 
House lot 25.00 
«  « §. L. Tucker, rent of Harland Street 
house lot . : 6.00 
“«¢ “ Geo. Penniman, tuition in East 
: District); 15.00. 
0 ee st hired OlasMrs, Louisa C. Williams, 
on demand 800.00 
«¢ « Collector, taxes for 1873, $900. 00; ' 
interest on same, $64. 45 . 264.75 
23. ‘* ‘* Collector, taxes for 1874 ; 4 6,008.95 
«¢ « Overseer of Poor for town of Quincy 8.50 
80. <‘* ‘ Collector, for taxes of 1874 2,900.00 
. ‘¢ “ from Poor Department 146.64 


«c « W.P. Blanchard, income of hay scales 25.00 
«c « State Treasurer, town’s proportion 
school fund : 113.90 
«¢ «© County Treasurer, dog tax refunded 500.55 
heirs of Has. Durell, for perpetual 
care of cemetery lot 150.00 
The Treasurer also acknowledges the 
receipt of fifteen cents, from some person 
unknown, said to belong to the town 15 


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‘a 
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$116,609.61 


Hired at bank in anticipation of taxes, $47,000.00 


‘¢ of individuals on demand, 3,020.80 
From all other sources 66,588.81 
———— $116,609.61 


CHARLES BRECK, Treasurer. 


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Noy. 


ec’ | 1s 


Rene SL. 


TOWN TREASURER (continued.) 


Expenditure. 
Amount brought forward, 


By cash Discount on Bank note 


6é 


$3000 3 mos. . 
‘¢ Miss E. T. L. Reed, interest 
on two'notes 1 year 
‘¢ Miss EH. T. L. Reed, in part 
of principal of note ; 
«S$. Adams, interest on Parish note 
$2000 1 year : 
‘«¢ Town note at Bank 
‘¢ Discount on Bank note 
‘¢ Town note at nen ; 
‘¢ Charlotte Wadsworth, interest 
on two notes $2100 J 
“ Paying State tax for 1874 . 
‘¢ Clara Breck, interest on note 
$100 1 year 


‘¢ Nathan Crossman, frkarentsc on note 


$250 1 year 
‘¢ Town note at Bank 
‘¢ Tlarriet Rowe, note 
Liege f ae interest on do. 


‘<N, W. Hastings, interest on two notes 


$800 l year ° 


‘¢ Town note at Bank 
ce éé 6é ée 


‘«« H, Sias, interest on note 
$2000 ; 

‘¢ Louisa C. Williams, note " 
$690; interest, $41. 40 

‘¢ Clara Breck, interest on note 
$500 l year. 

“© S.S, Somes, interest ¢ on note 
$700 1 year 

‘© Town note at Bank 


‘é éé 66 éé 


«© 918 orders of the Selectmen 
‘¢ Balance of Cash on hand 


a 


$17,807.08 


54.25 
72.00 
150.00 


120.00 
3,000.00 
53.67 
36.17 
5,000.00 


126.00 
6,420.00 


6.00 . 


15.00 
5,000.00 
1,120.00 

100.80 


48.00 
3,000.00 
3,000.00 


120.00 
731.40 
30.00 


42.00 
3,000.00 
3,000.00 
3,000.00 
3,000.00 

46,035.06 
12,522.18 


—_—_—_—— 


$116,609.61 


CHARLES BRECK, 


Treasurer. 


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TOWN DEBT, FEBRUARY 1, 1875. 


Lavina Field’s note, dated May 3, 1861 /”° . $600.00 
Interest to date 

J. W. Babcock’s note, dated Aug. 29, 1863 if ) 1,000.00 
Interest to date 


/) Nathan Crossman’s note, (bal. ) 250.00 


Interest to date : 

Mrs. M. R. Tucker’s note, dated April 15, 1867 (bal. ) 500. 00 
Interest to date : : 

N. W. Hastings’s note, dated April17, 1867 pew 600.00 
Interest to date 


» Clara Breck’s note, dated Jan. 12, "1869 ie 500.00 


Interest to date : pee 
Isaac C. Gulliver’s note, dated May 25, 1869 jv 500.00 
Interest re date 


» Mrs. Charlotte Wadsworth’s note, dated Nov. te 1871/ “500.00 


Interest to date ‘ 
Clara Breck’s note, dated Dec. 1, 1871 Ve 100.00 
Interest to date 


-N. Ww. Hastings’s note, dated Dec. 4, 1871 pik 200.00 


Interest to date ; 
J. B. Hastings’s note, dated Nov. 2, 1870 (bal.) 1.19 
Interest to date . 
Anthony C. Gardner’s note, dated March 23, 1872, p y 250.00 
Interest to date +) 


~, 


Clara Breck’s note, dated June 29, 1872. LG" 200.00 


Interest to date 

Mrs. Charlotte Wadsworth’s note, * dated Aug. 28, 72, 1 ,600.00 
Interest to date : 

Trustees of McLean Fund note, dated Nov. 1, "1872 _2,000.00 
Interest to date 


S. S. Somes’s note, dated Jan. 18,1873 .42 | —-700.00 
Interest to date : 
Mrs. Harriet Rowe’s note, dated Dec. 12, 1874 4/ 1,220.80 


Interest to date ; 
Miss E. L. T. Reed’s note, dated Oct. 18, 73 (bal, y * 350.00 
Interest to date : 


* Miss E. L. T. Reed’s note, Oct. 18, 1873 AP ~ 600.00 


’ Interest to date 


‘ 


| Eliphalet Sias’s note, dated Jan. 1, 1874. vs 2,000.00 


Interest to date ‘ 
Mrs. Louisa C. Williams’s note, dated Jan. 6, 1875 / 800.00 
Interest to date 


Mrs. Delight Semple’s note, dated May 4 A, 1874 ‘fea 1,000.00 


Interest to date - 


$16,489.97 
Uncollected taxes of 1873 $200 
ae 1874 2500 


- $2700 


8.123 


45.00 


$371.89 


CHARLES BRECK, 


Pediaeen 


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RECAPITULATION OF TOWN DEBT. 


Notes due Feb. 1, Tes $16,489.97 
Interest due 371.89 
Balance in a” 12,522.18 
Uncollected Taxes, 1873 200.00 

act 1874 2,500.00 


a 


Present Town Debt 


Town Debt, 1874, 


$9,484.97 
A POL Oy 1,639.68 — 
Decrease of Debt | 


$7 845.29 


$16,861.86 


15,222:18 


—— 


$1,639.68 


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Tar Auditors herewith submit the Thirty-Eighth Town Report, 


| being for the year ending February 1, 1875. 


In the examination of the Almshouse and premises, they 


express their entire satisfaction. 


They have’examined the books of the Town Officers, and found 


them correct, with proper vouchers. 


EDWARD J. KENDALL 


D. 0. CLARK, 


; } Auditors. 


ESTIMATE OF APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE 


ENSUING YEAR. 


For Schools 
Poor 

“« Highways, ‘including Superintendents 
Salary 4 

‘¢ New road in course “Of construction 
in West District 

«« Fire Department 

‘¢ Town Officers 

é¢- Police - 

‘¢ Collection of Taxes 

‘¢ Abatement of Taxes 

« Printing and Stationery 

«« Cemetery : 

‘¢ Library 

‘¢ Miscellaneous Expenses 

«<¢ Interest 


$12,000.00 


3,000.00 
8,000.00 


2,500.00 
500.00 


3,500.00 | 


1,300.00 
500.00 
300.00 

400.00 

2,000.00 

1,000.00 
1,000.00 
1,000.00 


———— $37,000.00 


TOWN STATISTICS. 


TOWN OFFICERS OF MILTON FOR THE YEAR 1874. 


Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the Poor. 
SAMUEL BABCOCK, HENRY 8S. RUSSELL, 
T. EDWIN RUGGLES. 


Town Clerk. Town Treasurer. 


HENRY B. MARTIN. CHARLES BRECK. 


School Committee. 


TIMOTHY F. CLARY, 2,9 y> GEORGE PENNIMAN, for 2 years. 
J. WALTER BRADLEB, § ‘0° ? Y?S- T. EDWIN RUGGLES, 2g. 1 yea 
GEORGE A. FLETCHER, for 2 years. JASON HOUGHTON, 6° * Yet. 


Surveyor of Highways. 
SAMUEL COOK, 


Constables. 
SAMUEL C. HEBARD, HINKLEY M. WILLIAMS, 
E. W. HOUGHTON, GEORGE S. RUSSELL, 
RUFUS W. SUMNER, T. Bs SUMNER. 


Collector of Taxes. 
SIMEON EMERSON. 


Auditors. 
EDWARD J. KENDALL, EDWARD CUNNINGHAM, D. O. CLARK. 


Trustees of Cemetery. 


ALBERT K TEELE, OLIVER W. PEABODY, SAMUEL BABCOCK, 
JOHN TOLMAN, ROBERE M. TODD. 


; Fence Viewers. 
CICERO CUTTING, SAMUEL COOK, EK. W. HOUGHTON, 


Trustees of Public Library. 


JOHN H. MORISON, GEORGE VOSE, JAMES M. ROBBINS, 
ALBERT K. TEELE, EDWARD L. PIERCE, GEORGE K. GANNETT, 
5 as HOLLINGSWORTH, JAMES B. THAYER, EDWIN D. WADSWORTH. 


Surveyors of Lumber. 
ROBERT M. TODD, THOMAS T. WADSWORTH, JOHN H. BURT, 


DAVID W. TUCKER, OREN BATES, PATRICK McDERMOTT. 
Firewards. 
JOHN SIAS, (Chief.) OTIS SKINNER, NATHAN CROSSMAN, JR., 


RUFUS L. CHAPMAN, CICERO CUTTING, J. WALTER BRADLEB, 
DAVID W. TUCKER, JOHN B. BAVGER, JOHN H. BURT, 
WILLIAM S. LEAVITT.: . 


“Pound Keeper. 
ISAAC C. GULLIVER. 


Representatives to General Court for the Eleventh Norfolk District. 
EDWARD L. PIERCE, of Milton. SAMUEL ALLEN, of Walpole. 


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BIRTHS. 


The whole number of Births registered in 1874, was 58. Males, 30 ; 
Females, 28 ; as follows:—= 


é Males. Females. Total. _» Males. Females. Total. 
January, f 1 5 August, | 2 7 9 
February, 5 1 6 September, 5 7 
March, 2 2 4 October, 2 3 5 
April, 1 2 3 November, 3 2 5 
May, 2 2 4 | December, 3 ‘ 4 
June, 1 0 1 _— — — 
July, 3 2 5 30 28 58 - 


The parentage of the children is as follows:— 


Both parents American, . : éehaag 27 
* paper ( : Fi ; ; 14 


- “¢ Nova Scotian, ate 2 
ia he oecbtch, . ‘ ’ ° ‘ 1 
Fathers. Mothers. 
American, . ; English, 3 
American, . . Nova Scotian, 2 
English, 2 . American, 1 
English, : : Scotch, ‘ 1 
Irish, : ; . Scotch, i 
Irish, ; : : English, 1 
Trish, F A : Canadian, : if 
Canadian, : 7 Scotch, 2 - 2 
Scotch, . : - * American, 1 
New Brunswick,’ . American, 1 
58 
Of the whole number of parents, there were:— 
Americans,- . P 62 Canadian, . : ; 3 
Krish, : , 42 Bd New Brunswick, 1 
English, . eens 6 —. 
BCOUns es. : : rf 116 
Nova Scotian, .. 6 


MARRIAGES. 


The whole number of Marriages registered in Milton for the year 1874, 
1874 was 20, as follows:— 


Jan. Sora ae A. Brackett, of Quincy, and Lavina H. Bunton, of 
ilton. 

April 25.—Christopher Nolen and Catherine Degan, both of Milton, 

April 27.—Henry W. Cook and Julia Pope, both of Milton. 

May 2.—Edwin Moody, of Boston, and Clara R. Fuller, of Milton. 

June 1.—William H. Sias, of Milton, and Mary H. Rawson, of South 


. Framingham. ° 
June ea lam I, Kendall, of Milton, and Abby J. Pratt, of Hyde 
ark, 


June Sgr easaiegs LeFevre, of Milton, and Kate A. Thompson, of 
oston. 


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June 29.—Benjamin R. Sloane, of Milton, and Elizabeth Durning, of 
* Holliston. 

Aug. 1.—Michael A. Finnegan, of Milton, and Ellen Baker, of Quincy. 

Aug. 10.—Leslie Millar and Henrietta M. Lang, both of Boston. 

Sept. ae ees Manion and Ann Whalen, both of Milton. 

Oct. 1.—J. Porter Holmes and Minnie G. Shepherd, both of Milton: 

Oct. 1.—Edwards P. Allen and Catherine W. Willis, both of Braintree. 

Oct. 15.—Isaac A. Williams, of Boston, and Ida A. Hicks, of Milton. 

Oct. 19.—Charles F. Morse, "of Plattsmouth, Neb., and Ellen M. Hol- 
. drege, of Milton. 

Oct. 21.—Iwill Ss. Wetherbee and Jane A. Roberts, both of Boston. 

Noy. 6.—Owen F. Sullivan, of Milton, and Eliza Js Berry, of Canton. 

Nov. 17.—Orrin A. Andrews, of Milton, and Lizzie O. Tisdale, of Leo- 


minster. 
Nov, 23.—E. Frank Whitney, of Boston, and Martha A. Evans, of 
Milton. - 
Dec. 8.—Thomas Williams and Miriam C. Bent, both of Milton. 
Prace or REsIpENce. Puace or Birra. 
Males. Females. Total. Males. Females. Total. 
Milton, . 12 10 22 Milton, 5 2 7 
Boston, 5 3 8 Boston, 1 2 3 
Quincy! "tL 1 2 Other towns 
Braintree, 1 1 2 in Mass., fe oe 
S. Fram’ham, 0 1 1 Maine, 1 3 4 
Hyde Park, 0 1 irae | New York, 0 1 1 
Holliston, 0 1 1 Nova Scotia, 0 2 2 
Canton, 0 2. 1 Canada, 1 0 1 
Leominster, 0 1 1 Ireland, 1 2 3 
Neb., | 40 
40 
INTENTIONS OF MARRIAGE. 
The whole number of Intentions of Marriage was 17. 
Number where both parties were residents of Milton, 32 
Number where females alone were residents of Milton, 5 
Number where males alone were residents of Milton, 7 
17: 


Both parties American, 

“A Trish, 
Aes and Irish, 
American and Nova Scotian, 
Canadian and Nova Scotian, 


yg tocise 


DEATHS REGISTERED IN MILTON IN 1874. 


WHo.eE No. 61. MALES, 31; FEMALES, 30. 


NAMES. 


Rufus P. Fenno 
Edward R. Nourse 
Helen Cunningham 
Frederick W. Fuller 
Katie Mullen 


Mary Diskin 


Naomi Stetson Hicks 
Lydia Dexter Owens 
Mary Jane McKay 
Addie R. Emery 
Killen Whalen 
Benjamin Gerry 
Amor Hollinsworth 


Edmund Morrissey 
Fanny A. Pierce 
Bridget Manion 
Frederick Crafts 
Henry G. Durell 
Eliza D. Williams 
Maximilian Bach 
Marshall Goddspeed 
Bridget Manion 
Chamberlaine 
George A. Payson, 
Mary A. Ruggles 
Magee 


William Hodgson 
Elizabeth Briggs 
Freddie E. Drew 
Mary Isabell Ober 
Antone Travers 
Jenny Keating 
Kate Flanagan 
Benjamin Royd 
Charles A. Field 
Robert E. Emery 
James Craig 
Lizzie Hathaway, 
Enos F. Bronsdon 
Lizzie Dodge 
Joanna Couner 
Cunningham 
Mary F. White 
Mary E. Morrissey 
Joseph A. Fuller 
John W. Blanchard 
Frances I. Snow 
Lemuel Sumner 
Harriet W. Allen 
David Murphy 
Fisher . 

J. William Mayall 
Samuel Littlefield 
Ruth H. White 
David H. Elkins 
Nancy Randall 


Dec. 30 


George Phillips Churchill 
James Joseph Mullen 


Louise Hollingsworth 
Marion D. Hollingsworth 


Henry H. W. Sigourney 


Mos. 


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Place of Birth. 


Milton 
Bolton ° 
Milton 
Searsport, Me. 
Milton 

“e te 


TreJand 

Milton 
Bridgewater 
Smithfield, R.I. 
Milton 
Vortsm’th, N.H. 
Treland 
Stoneham 
Milton 


ce 


Treland 
Morrist’n, N.J. 
Milton 
N. Bridgewater 
West Newton 
Louisville, Ky. 
New York 
Barnstable 
Treland 
Milton 
Boston 
Newbury, Vt. 
Milton 
Chelsea 
England 
Milton 

(74 


Boston 
Milton 
“ec : 


ts 


England 
Dover, N.H 
Milton 

oe 


Charlestown 
Milton ° 
Unknown 
Cambridge 
Milton 
Dorchester 
Milton 

‘ 


Boston’ . 
South Boston 
Milton 

66 

cc 

aé¢ 
England 
Braintree 
Charlestown 
Hampton, N.H. 
Unknown 


"| Old Age 


Disease. 


Disease of Brain. 
Heart Disease 
Dentition 

Searlet Fever 
Scarlet Fever 
Scarlet Fever 
Pul. Consumption 
Lung Fever 
Paralysis 
Peritonitis 
Scarlet Fever 
Convulsions 
Pneumonia 


Scarlet Fever 
Scarlet Fever 
Scarlet Fever 
Apoplexy 
Pleurisy 
Pneumonia 
Paralysis 

Disease of Brain 
Cancer 

Brain Fever 
Pneumonia 
Consumption 
Stillborn 

Bright’s Disease 
Apvplexy 
Stillborn 

Disease of Kidney 
Heart Disease 
Cancer 
Convulsions 
Conges. of Lungs 
Cholera Infantum 
Liver Complaint 
Cholera Infantum 
Suicide 

Cholera Infantum 
Cholera Infantum 
Cholera Infantum 
Canker 
Consumption 
Cholera Infantum 
Consumption 
Stillborn 

Phthisis 

Water on Brain 
Convulsions 
Disease of Brain 
Diabetes 

Old Age 
Apoplexy 
Typhoid Fever 
Malig. Sore Throat 
Rheumatism 

Old Age 

Old Age 
Consumption 

Old Age 


40 


Age. 
Under ] year, . $ nt # f From 50 to 60 years, . Sein: 
From 1 to 5 years, ; 5 | From.-60 to 70 years, . ; 8 
From 5 to 10 years, . cteo & From 70 to 80 years, . : 6 
‘From 10 to 20 years, . : 3 From 80 to 90 years, . : 4 
From 20 to 30 years, . : 3 Over 90 years, . : r 2 
From 30 to 40 years, . . 3 — 
From 40 to 50 years, . 3 61 
Disease, or Cause of Death. 
Apoplexy, - : ; 3 Lung Fever, - af 
Brain Fever, ; 1 Malignant Sore Throat, a 
Bright’s Disease, : 1 Old Age, - : : 5 
Convulsions, : : 3 Paralysis, : : : - 2 
Cancer, : : 3 Pneumonia, ° ; 3 
Consumption, . ; : i) Peritonitis, : : ; . 1 
Cholera Infaitum, ‘ 6 Pleurisy, . : : ai | 
Congestion of Lungs, : 1 Phthisis, ~~. ‘ ; : 1 
Canker, ‘ : ; nf Rheumatism, > ot de : a 
Diabetes, Paes, fr 2 ; 1 Scarlet Fever, = . ‘ fm 
Disease of Br ain, : : 2 Stillborn, . : : 3 
Disease of Kidney, 1 Suicide, : = : il 
Dentition, 1 Typhoid Fever, . : : - 
Heart Disease, ; 2 Water on Brain, P ; z 
Liver Complaint, : 1 — 
61 
Places of Nativity. 
Milton, American Parentage, 16 New York, « “ - 1 
Milton, Foreign at New Jersey, ; 2 
Other towns in Mass. yar ale Kentucky, ; : 1 
Maine, ; ; 1+] Ireland, : - : eur? : 
New Hampshire, ; 3 England, . - : 3 
Vermont, . : ; ; 1 Unknown, . : : 2 2 
Rhode Island, ; : : 1 —- 
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Places of Interment. 
Milton, : : ; » 2580.04 Salemss... se. : ; : 1 
Quincy, . 14 Taunton, . : . Ls 
Boston, : : : 4 7 Portsmouth, N. H., : : 2 
Forest Hill, ; 3 Providence, R. + he ° A ic 
Bolton, . : : . 1 — 
Cambridge, . 5 : 1 61 


Twenty-one persons have been brought from other towns, by per- 
mission, for interment in Milton, and “thirty-one persons have been 
removed from Milton for interment in other places. 


% 


TAX HS 
ASSESSED IN THE TOWN OF MILTON, 
FOR THE YEAR 1874. . 


VALUATION AND TAX. 


Value of Personal Estate, : ; é $3,784,200 
Value of Real Estate, : z 8,080,400 
Total Valuation, - : : $6,864,600 


Number of Polls, 731. 


Rate of Taxation, $7.50 on $1,000. 


re 


State Tax, . : : $6,420.00 
County Tax, . : 5,837.55 
Town Tax, . ; : 40,000.00 
Overlayings, . : 688.95 
Total Tax, $52,946.50 
Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal Real | Total Tax. 
Estate. | Estate. 
MERRIE SSATOUCH, «5. 'es cup cab oe Rie aces 2.00 113.25 | 114.00 | 229.25 
A MS Ce a? ee ae 2.00 4.50 | 21.75 28.25 
MERRIE oh 15109) | EAS; 2's 'a'wi o'a as Sv hewin tere wis's we 1.50 1.50 
a SS ES eae ee ee » 2.00 2.00 
BUMMIG ASCOTIO Te f1s 2... s duen'ne ees see 17,25 10.25 
Adams, Augustus, Heirs of............ 1.50 1.50 
Geamier. Mra. li. Bo. os. 5. scutale ares ats oh 230.25 | 132.75 | 363.00 
MEN TRG ES ara o, oon sis eb. = wx! oa gs’ 3 2.00 161.25 163.25 
SR i: ea aida 26.25 26.25 
RR TNTITOUD c650(s ov aces. oem a's ins Se oe oe 2.00 10.50 12.50 
PETE CULGA ce Cacltvs cca awaceania® « 2.00 2.00 
MRT SOA NISIIOUUH 5g. c oles cadas o4'ters ¥ ve = 2.00 1.50 3.50 
BM SOUT Ds cig ois wd tse 0.0 sR OS od 2.00 2.00 
MEP 1) DOMGS. «2. ag « - ode IRS Eek ce 2.00 2.00 
BBE LROMAR EE Bie sitcreaciods bese 2.00 2.00 
pearnard, Mra. Oharles........0..c000s 107.25 | 153.75 | 261.00 
Babcock, Josiah, Heirs of.............. 66.00 | 180.00 | 246.00 
PURE AATINUCL . o's uclhe cvancc eves sec 2.00 49.50 | 97.50 | 149.00 
Babcock, Jeremiah W..............00- 2.00 22.50 | 30.00 54.50 
BRP OOTICLIUS. cos ns ce ccce wecsess 2.00 6.00 | 57.00 65.00 
BeTWOO SIMNUCL Wess sc cc eve cece cs 2.00 36.75 | 87.00 | 125.75 
OS UA BS a pa 2.00 2.00 
PUM UV ILO To ceca sc accceccvce ens 2.00 2.00 
EMC AI ORIREDs «4 d'cch eho tes ccnvenes 2.00 2.00 
BMRUT MIN D5 Gee's chess vee ods tee 2.00 9.00 11.00 
CNN Ms FOSS) eles Sein as ce cereas 2.00 3.75 5.75 
onon Oherles. Gates eices cece leans 2.00 2.00 
ERAGON INOWUIEIL Soc occ cece cescnssces 2.00 2.00 
Bronsdon, Benjamin, Heirs of..... sure 15.00 15,00 


2 
Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal Real _ | Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 
Bronsdon, George C..0. 0... b com ain so 2.00 3.75 | 15.00 20.75 
Bronsdon, Benjamin B. . se siiwa. ws o's 2.00 2.00 
Bronsdon, LaeAS IN Pics OL sch shia nia sr * 2.00 2.00 
Bronsdon, Draayas Vic Eek. ole < mya ob's 6 2.00 2.00 
Bronsdon, Phineas, Heirs of........... 26.25 26.25 
Bronsdon, James Ee RAGS. 2.00 3:dD 5.75 
Bronsdon, VV TUE Ss win ets piivsta ote 2.00 12.00 14.00 
Bronsdon, Pvaniks BPelry lows agi\st8's 3,0 Lt 25 11.25 
Breck, Te Chap ie Raa k ovepias » wx 2.00 515 (i lenko 15.50 
Pee WIN sins <fss tas ast se span es oles 2.00 3.75 5.75 
Breck, Mt lo, SiBee ai ea's Siche c GareGecak § 2.00 gata 5.75 
rere eT ICS ace b's ass oe 00's Picctacehs 2.00 42.75 |. 42.75 87.50 
Brophy, RPETOIB I. oa's'y deinen o pimcelys <p = 2.00 1.50 3.50 
MAUVE ENON 355 cron os ass ie spunjerns 6 > 2.00 2.00 
Broanys ay liam..... 2036. aes eae toe 2.00 2.00 
erate TIGA) EL. o's 3 cic ale} puspadn ce % s 2.00 9.00 11.00 
Balkam, PAtGOE EE Cri es RTS oe 8 2.00 2.00 
Peetmininel Tico c sl ct hon teem os 2.00 16.50 | 18.50 
Bent, Samuel T. Jr...... YP ra ears 2.00 2.00 
SCG MICOLE OS. Ricth.cn's' © 0) ness ocgjee sc ns 2.00 2.00 
Rye AGILE Gb ad Pine. a ss ta e's sae ca sees 18.75 | 30.00 48.75 
Bent, Nathaniel, Heirs of ............. 37.50 37.50 
Briggs, ALT aR he do dig 4.50 4.50 
Briggs, CEO C8 8 Sea a RCRD Roepe OF 11.25 11.25 
Pe et MAO GUNN Sd wR ss 5 ers nod ppyayseie os 2.00 59.25 | 68.25] 129.50 
Beck, PY G1tCP Sb sc ote aks Seite eee 2.00 3.75 5.75 
Pia AGOLHO. OY. «1.6% es sil opincin p bie 6 2:00 50.25 | 61.50 | 113.75 
Bass, eR ECE fig ian ave he tegen: ban 2.00 2.00 
ee OES Ty, Sn.n'ns a ks oF oye b pusiege nb in 2.00 2.00 
Badger, Oda SB Ss TARAS he. Che wee 2.00 1.50 29.25 32.75 
Beals, J CUA AM 2) eCais Bie ons hss Clete se Patel caeeu 1.50 21.00 24,50 
Brooks, John W....... et kee pate x »e--| 2.00 | 1768.50 | 615.75 | 2386.25 
Mrponss Walter Diy... 6... 0's. tpi ghend oee.OU 37.50 39.50 
SNES cals AOU hws oa ss he sen ve See 2.00 7.50 9.50 
RETIN A GRACL . . Silla sine sine hee eames bed 2.00 67.50 | 81.00 | 150.50 
Bates, Ofine.4¢% Re OkS. oss eels 2.00 2.25 | 42.00 46.25 
Bates, Orin f.... see hh. tes OSS 2.00 2.00 
Feasts ol OU WSIS, «fo Minn nae, Lidtee’s ca sale eles 2.00 17.25 | 42.00 61.25 
Blanchard, WO ed a a sere ose a tre Wb ers Line 2.00 7.50 9.50 
Biancnard, Jo VV 2h vse sash tee ee Wicvadhal une alt 40.50 60.00 102.50 
SIR CRATO S0C.SE1 ole vc a acape malas MS ber eee 2.00 9.75 | 34.50 46.25 
Hara tionord, 07. 30... sek ase aks Cehe olan 2.00 2.00 
Belcher, [eonata. de... ane c ska tse 2.00 2.00 
Pacers avy wins (ss. es snes Miers obs ed) uO 7.50 9.50 
re On ti. sess s whiz gS tee ote 2.00 40.50 | 30.75 Loo 
Burt, Bars, MOUNT. fh) CUE << hie + gems kL 22.50 22.50 
Burt, BUINMOrHA LT... OC. ER. ke cee oho e 2.00 48.00 | 43.50 93.50 
é Burt, ste 450. |e Shainin an hte Cea bh a 45.75 45.75 
Bradlee, John D....... Revs 's bs GRR EL 2.00 21.00 | 24.75 47.75 
Braaiee, J. Waiter. cee ole sehie shee 2.00 7.00%] 141225 20.75 
Bayley, ‘Samuel K. , Heirs of ip teh aged v9 47.25 | 96.75 | 144.00 
ipevsoy, samuel Ki... 3h. death eee n 2.00 2.00 - 
ME ae seas ses c's + vce ic aE Ee 70.50 70.50 
Burk, Alonzo, Heirs of. ... 1... 6ge0%. 00. 6.00 6.00 
Barnard, PRT GK Ste cere Ff as eee ON -75 | 13.50 16.25 
Bancroft, J. fe Pita ais v's ve AE ees Cee 2.00 588.75 | 60.00 | 650.75 
Blackman, eee vee eu eucte Ce eRe 2.00 1.50 3.50 
Sinha Ml Hoo icc sn ws col RE 2.00 19.50 |} 21.50 
Buck, N. Wa keeles rata ‘Wis cae.cag tbe Seen “5.25 © 27.00 34.25 


teen a 


_— 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 


Bryant, Augustus......... shy dark Ore give - 2.00 15.76 17.75 
Barry, Michael........ Diernvpe cake eget te 2.00 
Brackett, Albert A,..........0. thew piel Veer A 3.75 5.75 
Brown, Samuel........ Svea ceresy see 2.00 6.75 8.75 
BP ON SSIOR TL sei Seo ose wees wc ons ine 2.00 2.00 
Brown, Timothy....... POPE Sy geet 2.00 2.00 
PTUs Stele sale ou wer nte sp Se A 2.00 
Brown, William H.. co... et cee sae 2.00 2.00 
ME GABICRT TS 5. ons p ves pe Sab ie e'ba's 2.00 2.00. 
UR A eS aaa Sd 2.00 2.00 
PE ITICIOY yo. a ates anes misty s pe 2.00 2.00 
Brokenshire, Charles R.............-.. 2.00 2.00 
MISS EA UAT oz ane st) e's's 0p ood ncee--g alt DV) 2.00 
Menente SUIVAUUG. io... cass tbc cess esse 2.00 7.50 9.50 
MMMBPIOY, COPNCLING,< 6566s bee as toe 6 a's 2.00 2.00 
Buckley, Cornelius, Jr...........- este hee 2.00 
Beerey, Limotpy. oo. Wee eee 2.00 2.00 
Preentey, DIAGCHOW 2. is. eens wpe soc 2.00 2.00 
PPE NIGE SITIOS 1). Licteloeas wis sot tins bes 2.00 2.00 
IT a 2.00 2.00 
MME PRIMES ci. Wea: c'aieie a SUK 50 ws 2.00 2.00 
NOEs CAING Haws ais ose owe eens Kapane ae 2.00 
weeres, Clintstopher...............+ 50 2.00 2.00 
YE ST) i Ee Se fe 2.00 2.00 
ERNE UU TRE sel o ols Lic 'rse ro wins See eres bee 2.00 2.00 
MRP BEIIC Kine < vic 'hn ot 0+ 6 nie Semen: oes 2.00 2.00 
ESE PEE OA UEIGK «245s oc «oss aces pete hens 2.00 2.00 
PemmIGIN STATIC ss. 06 6s 00 ste edn sess 2.00 2.00 
PEE EICN ESI SL: cls eer ss see bhava spac 2.00 2.00 
SEES UG Villa's c.a'Wia see oc a's po cre pee 2.00 , 2.00 
EV Ee Bos oe oa ooh ks hone ples 2.00 . 2.00 
MMNMMET DT HR INER se «lone says os Spo sons 2.00 2.00 
SES Ve OTROW. © ce ve mn + 50s 6 mera x pao 2.00 2.00 
MMINIGIEGE dea He se cche 6 eied Gente. «pe 2.00 2.00 
Merete. CpOree Wo. 55k ss esc cna ccs nes 2.00 2.00 | 
EER CENCK eof: ce c's se Sve Spcce > eee 2.00 2.00 
BOE Fe le DY os cs hace sec nerscss ows 2.00 22.50 | 162.75 | 187.25 
MeO CNL, S,. Vets ese ctmiespye 2.00 78.75 80.75 
IL Slop alana vs cee Smereye See 2.00 9.75 | 65.25 77.00 
PTOI FATE. 5. cts swe aes Ob cee eee 48.75 | 108.00 | 156.75 
Copeland, Lewis, Heirs of............. 61.50 61.50 
Copeland, Charles L.........0..cecee 2.00 54.00 | 46.50 | 102.50 
Sets JOUN, HeCITS OF. +... veces ccesee 56.25 56.25 
BME IS TAMU ATIN: £20 occ +s sic ee Oe ep is 24.00 24.00 
Sameming, George Ws... oe. ee tae bee 2.00 18.75 20.75 
Susnuing, Charies Sve... sere. ow 2.00 2.00 
ET OUT ie Sinica wave ’s pm Stes pe 2.00 6.75 | 126.00 | 134.75 
NMCSRSIMMRIL Cae oot ¢ sn gy 0c sie acm Shas > = 3.00 | 46.50 49.50 
MY TLLERYEE TL As ne ce ais cies dos ve oe ee 2.00 39.75 41.75 
MEDI EN dnc da cot se 0c ate, Gath Soe o's lo 2.00 2.00 
NR Ries rs, Wevs's ss clale b's Sey p= 2.00 340.50 | 148.50 | 491.00 
A To aS SO 2.00 2.00 
ELE Ea eee 2.00 2.00 
MEN SURED S's acc eine stasis sve 2.00 2.00 
SEE AUC EON. cc ass > sicia bps on ales 2.00 2.00 
SPUR ATCISEDE TG, ¢ Bots oo c's c cles bcmtre » pee 2.00 2.00 


et Egan ais oleeciei oh fp nc <'piee 2.00 2.00 
MEMES Usk WWW> e's bss sip saci sone tr spest. dM 24.75 | 64.50 91.25 


*. 


ASTRO ee aT cei, ies ve Gs 1s viv Sad girs oS 
Cowles, Sarah H., Heirs of............ 
Crossman, Nathan. 2.0.0 orien 
Crossman, Nathan, dr>...0 027i. eee. 
Crossman, John G........seecee aaa 
Seryeetianl, ATCC C ss -- cues sects cee ees 
Grossman, AlfredjJr.......cecsscesees 
Crossman, Lemuel...... Sates eae orate eae 
Serer OO 0 OLIN aden a's oe ee wee eines 2 
Clapp, George W.....s.sceseveceece: 
PASO ATEUUT et ss ee chs cede pes es vay « 
Crosby, Lucian, Heirs of...........--. 
Da ODHoR NY Illiam Bs.) ts Cease vs 
GULNEALNCOrOL. so eitatcdns ese ee ste s a 
Cunningham, Mrs. Francis............ 
Cunningham, John A.........++-.e05- 
Cunningham, Edward............e+-+- 
Cunningham, Arthur.........+.+.0+--- 
Cunningham, William................ 
Cunningham, James.........--.eeeee- 
Chamberlain, John, Heirs of........... 
Chamberlain, James........ ieee 
Mite IMMANUEL ee pape no e's be Pances sea 
CGS VV ALLOY Dives see ess tees cieee oak een 
ea MAZIOINDS oye isb  atemie-g se 
feo ko HATIGH At Ss = <a pascn'c soe cegs Ua ee 


Sree OTE «sg Ecce a 2 ee Pee ee Se 


ob OW Tian, eels sos 05 ae kk ey = a 


(ease Lik... cceie a anise hs tn Ae en eae 
Mallahatt, .HOMAs corme> sh > eee ns « ees 
Cary, George B..... Rerun Pods cakes 
CADIDION ODT L <5 cos «us stv wate ale 
EGLO TY EADREW. «1. c Sotueie sion Ba aetib's aes 
Caos WarGet +c tenk eee s tno ae ahs eet 
RARDe ait csaitets ges ossicles wae esas nt 
ro wil, WACOLae s- ss leaS ere sa. speek ei 
SCNCY sek RO Os Beans slo a eate hae btotetas 


REINO iiy Lhtptice Gis, 5 a cia svete Cee eae ee 


RUMCHIGN NS. hls: s c's. Soa ate bio'e 0 Pmeaee a ata 
Crfforas Patrick: «vc. ss <5 up eens oie 
Clary, Timothy F.....0.... Len; PASS 
Growa, George iL. 555.0). .). 0 sac sete eras 
(ornoy, Michael. b-2.:: Ot.) ¢ Beak = ane 
MParrie ys AMES oi. 6.0 es dest g epee en 
@ooper, George.: 0... Ole. . Foes ew tewews 
Carroll, Daniel..... Re spelt. Ui Re 
(omental. . i... ceases eden e rsaen 
MET ION g bas ares big» sacle b oe oem ie Mee 
PORPlEOn ODN: oes elas ae Oy site 
BUPA WIONU AINA, 6s. s'.se ake eeaawewe 
(Crossman; Hd win. ....s..sseteneeces 
COATTOLL COUN 404.5 dea dew... Te ceankasan 


Tax on 
Poll Tax.| Personal 


Estate. 


13.50 


Tax on 
Real 
Estate. 


ee ee 


7.50 
15.00 
20.25 

219.75 
18.75 
400.50 


12.00 
5.25 
47.25 
7.50 


30.00 
30.75 


15.00. 


18.75 
1.50 
6.75 


180.75 
14.25 


17.25 
15.00 


| Total Tax. 


72.50 


11.75 
26.75 
16.50 
50.25 
30.50 
2.00 
14.75 
2.00 
101.75 


2.00 — 


37.25 
2.00 
7.50 

18.50 

33.50 

430.50 

30.50 

768.50 

17.00 

18.50 
2.00 
5.25 
2.00 

73.25 


a a 


a ~e 


Tax on 
° NAMES. 


Estate. 


SeleIONtS, (EOITS.. Wk. SESE oss 
RUSE Mlb. cP OPOMNIAIT. . c's e's vise 0 ot did Waa one 
EMOROIT LET: PANIMIGH Y', sips sw ue vos > © MURR» b'5,0:0 
emir tey, COPrnelins: .. ccc. sec ceev ces 
RN ESEGUG WS. «gc ier isms ois ob slenea's o.5,0 
Mepemberlain, (Patrick... . cscs ee ses 
Callahan, @ornelins. 2. .+... 4s sce. 


Crowell, Charles W............. Re 
eT OS ES FS one SP 


EGU Ee ee ot 
SSS A UES) S aes a eee 
Drew, Albert ...... Serie) Fe eee 


Durell, ‘Henry AF CUES OF RM ia sc ss 
Durell, Ty) eae 4 ene oe ee 
Davis, Mvaewv alin. ona 82 
USE A nen ee oe ee 
_Davis, Henry i cette es oc cARh Oe ob soc 
Davis, Sete one hy g EVES os oo 
WIS NY QUERY S505 5 ss oe o's dvb Sess oa 
Davis, ROR las dt eis er ae Ve oe 
MM ONE EQUINE 5.1. he 2c ci0ib sie s.0.0 eS ba cs 
Donahue, Michael:..........2.....2.. 
BEBO, AHINCED ; Poh h chk LEE Gees «ane 
Degan, Snares. os Pek ce odes oa nce 
Davenport, RIES iv nd. EMSs eS 
BUN DOTY 20) TS. PO5EE 2 os bee dae oc. 
Pravenports lyymans. 2s .6 05. ieee eo oe 
MMEIVOOT GS CEN: P12. EPS owe e's 6 aie cs 2s 
BeePemDOrG, LCOWIN «6.5. 0 s.2is Sele Ges s.6. 
SMMEIDIOD Up SANITIL a 0<g.0'o'e's's Sid's he's os 


BMCiNORD  MIONAOL oes. oa NE esis eo 
Dorr, geen oct ik aac... 
DOTS OSU BUS En gy oe 
Donevan, PPERIION, cd Wears Su sO AP wai s v's, 0 
MPODGVATH), DONDIMs 2s occa. ES Wa es 0s 
Davis, T. OS ae Oe ae Pee 
BREE OMA aici GU o.5's soso it UES 2's 
TESS Sy gd eee ne 
MeCOnT: AE MUPS «cs oie. bf. cto. tea ces 


Poll Tax.! Personal 


Tax o 
Real. 
* Estate. 


OO |S 


18.00 


117.00 
24.00 


37.50 
26.25 
90.00 
52.50 


42.75 
75.00 


18.75 
7 oN 


168.75 | 


36.75 
24.00 
94.50 
30.75 


42.75 


10 50 
7.50 


Total Tax. 


BS WRT WWD WD PWN WOW NM WIL 
eSrpoooesoecoscescososooscso 
oocooqooqooqooqoooecouwordwoo eo oO Om 


PPT GAN SO ONIN S's einciois ets we CR OSE RIE «be 

Pinsmore, Samueli 2.2... .. ec Peek 
Dem Charles: ti... es oe ee’, os 
Peay VU RMIAT A. ieee ie SSE ak ae 


PAGO, WaWArd, JT, .s.cs6 es eens cence 
Hustis, F. A., Heirs of ....... pte 
Huses, Wyre, Mary ©... -<si'ce aes sa 
Breese VY AIA OS, vce, ode cbs ees oie 
deverett, Samuel si 600.26. ee 
Emerson, Joshua, Heirs of...... ras Si 
HMMerson, PiMeoN. i... .. dace de cakes 


MM AAs Pes Sc te. ee, 
WnGCH, MVGeb I, oie belohs so n.ot ei hak 
Pe DUP es. 6 se ee. SE 


Ford, Davide...... ERs: otek a 
Bord Dather Av... cette. 5 ees 


eeeeteeceeevneeeeenesas 


eorvreeceeeeoees 


eee er eevee essesneses 


eee Cees eeeeer oe 


see er eee eree ese eesee 


Tax on 


Poll Tax.| Personal 
Estate. 


54.75 
2.25 


16.50 
4.50 


15.00 
5.25 


3643.50 
476.25 
23.25 
416.25 
141.00 
360.75 
305.25 
305.25 
18.00 
60.00 


1.50 


Tax on 
Real 


Estate. 


19.50 
113.25 


15.00 
18.75 
15.00 

3.00 


111.75 


88.50 
25.50 


12.00 


108.75 
15.75 


19.50 


24.75 
29.25 
49.50 
24.00 
15.75 
568.50 
317.25 


150.00 
165.00 

2 221.25 
52.50 
52.50 
30.00 
78.75 
22.50 


Total Tax. 


~“ 


0 
0 
0 


WWW WWdD 
Ooooooo 


0 
0 
0 

2.00 
152.00 


32.75 
113.25 
225-00 

17.00 

17.00 

18.75 

17.00 

3.00 
5.75 
166.25 
26.25 
2.75 
105.50 
150.00 
35.00 
15.50 
200 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


12.60 
2.00 
163.50 
15.75 
4.25 
2.00 
19.50 
18.50 
29.25 
29.25 
66.50 


31.25. 


17.75 
4214.00 
795.50 
25.25 
568.25 
308.00 
584.00 
357.75 
357.75 
50.00 
140.75 
24.50 
2 00 
2.00 
3.50 


2.00 — 


~_ »*. 


aad. 


Tax on Tax on : 
NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 


MEE UNOL « (FCOTZO, Avil e'r'e «0 5 5 vlv bain on as 2.00 15.00 17.00 
BETA ED SORE DU Es c%e ace. ovine bislaseho sie as 2.00 2.00 
MeAMe OAMMRTIGT OF 446 30k do oe = vnlatnccre n'a» 2.00 2.00 
MRR RORIO RS. oso ia sa es se = chi) sala « 2.00 2.00 
Field, Josiah......... hig dee tibet’. ola ee 2.00 2.00 
MR ATOR fo So wih tee nlx o Vegeta. sins s 2.00 2.00 
I EREED 20 ci GO ses wou vn ctaba oso s/n a's 2.00 2.00 
PMIEAT ME TLLID. J. Aoi cinroie's «sistas o sian 2 00 2 00 
MICO MIGHAEL: ee ses, crerels cies - 2.00 2.00 
ME TPRTIIC ner» corre aysye'e's 6 Sikbece's v'ns 0,» 2.00 2.00 
OO UR eteatig SS cele » a vie bie a tin es 2.00 2.00 
MEISE TEOTEVE Soe so) sso sais scaratie}G o'n aed e wins. 2.00 2.00 
0 GU ES eh ee 2.00 2.00 
IE PANN OB gos chin, oe 5 5 aru Ribera ve ee 2.00 2.00 
OBR ASE ee ee ee 2.00 2.00 
Co PETERS | gl: SS i Sa Sr 2.00 2.00 
Ppeeerald Ba ward. . 26... ee. ce ewes 2.00 2.00 
REI) NEY 0b isl s hie whew Sie wii div o ale « 2.00 © 2.00 
PML TOURAB aa: 6}- Stats nase o's binkessss sare» 2.00 2.00 
MM SABI jn O's a whiny Sb» oss Bee a oe ..| 2.00 2.00 
ae DE ee eae 2.00 2.00 
0 ES eer ere) oo eee 2.00 2.00 
MPEROMAT! .\IEGVIG Wises rsiare we 0 ore » Viniwivie once 2.00 7.50 | 22.50 32.00 
Gordon, Robert........... pies te ae ae 2.00 45 | 33.00 35.75 
MULT ARPT 505'oru oc. co's thaveiu widiere wleang 2.00 9.75 11.75 
araner,, William Nyy.ns . 2. osisien eons. 2.00 3.75 17.25 23.00 
Mearaner Anthony Osis... os. eaiisesieee 2.00 8.25 | 18.75 29.00 
Saraner, Anthony By s. 2... 0. sere. ose. 2.00 2.00 
Ree meT  GeOTPE IB 5 hs. 65. a0 ate). tinipisia a e.es 2.00 2.00 
Ryarurer,' Cararies Fo jA sic)... eves cles 2.00 2.00 
RTI EET CII T a. a 5 ws os rns Sivtely o's e's 2.00 2.00 
Seerrrett, aeOree K iin.cich . «ais ss'icins oe 2.00 84.75 | 100.50 | 187.25 
RIEL, SNTEINICL os Secheiy iow oles Shales 0 aieces 2.00 97.50 | 117.00 | 216.50 
EULA Ge ciliata. 3.0 5:2 cbs so 31910 © whi... « 2.00 2.25 4.25 
BRRAOV CD IBBR Os os Sealy wi o o's bplein cies 2.00 8,95 | 24.75 35.00 
Mee AACOTOO: Wp. 6. c's 50 ois whiten dene « 2.00 30.00 | 15.00 47.00 
PPPOE ADA Bhs op «ile disiaivle shes wieke ae ae 3.75 pita 
RIO r ARGOTLO. Wisc Sa 4. = 5 om ab awleg bes 2.00 1.50 | 22.50 26.00 
MRED A CMRELIAN cag’ « 05 5 4 syr'e aic's Meie's oe he « 2.00 Sie. 1.50 4.25 
Garry, Benjamin, Heirs of............. 7.50 7.50 
Brpeemourth, ALTE. : 22. cece we atsie cs as 2.00 150.00 152.00 
Gallagher, Henry............. Sa ee 2.00 5.25 | 15.00 22.25 
MES MOS BDin evade ks ov - «5. s\a aebetscice Ta as 2.00 117.00 | 156.75 | 275.75 
a he eh. Songs ca 2.00 2.00 
© Nar AY ling OS ee en St i 2.00 2.00 
TOR 5 6 shu als 65, 0/0.4 vies bipaitie' sie a « 2.00 2.00 
Rho cian aus a bigaibice viein « 2.00 2.00 
EE I ODD oti tus os nc c «e's oGibuein eines 2.00 2.00 
PURI nals. wiane, ssaisie 0 waithiye sine s 2.00 2.00 
Gallagher, James..°......esse.eeceeee 2.00 2.00 
MIT oi 9. bn nlare’ ove lev ais o ahem « 2.00 2.00 
SE MET ret a 5 no os =o wblptzls cs 00s 2.00 2.00 
SSSR Fe 0) ee 2.00 2 00 
RMIT SUAMLIPOW so ce os sv ci ccwpunie,a'« sinta ie See 2.00 
OOS EG a eae 2.00 2.00 
fepmenton, J. W., Heirs.of: «100s ..es 35.25 35.25 


Houghton, George D.. 2... s0innieg eee 2.00 14.25 16.25 | 


axon | Taxon 


NAMES. Poll Tax.} Personal Real | Total Tax. 
Estate. | Estate. 
Houghton; George W.....6.. cs vee es xe 2.00 45.00 47.00 
FAOUB LOD APRBONG cheese « ono Pols Ss oe te 2.00 * 2.00 
PAO TMTLON alls WV de ee hae ahw'c Ole es cle oc 2.00 1.50 3.50 
Houchton, UN SR TAS hae erla a LR t k 19.50 19.50 
Holmes, Gry mn hee a Oo 8 2.00 87.00 | 52.50] 141.50 
Holmes, na TNA 31S yay SR eS ae 2.00 3.75 | 15.75 21.50 
Holmes, PA DIBHAIN cP vcs reeled Veen ess 2.00 1.50 3.50 
PADIS ROSEN cece acs as eees bites Co ave -| 2.00 7.50 |- 15.75 25.25 
EACH Shs OL LOT. ic 6 oe wince ale wtb chs ccsiels 2.00 2.00 
Holmes, LOT CGC § By i pa een 2.00 2.00 
Hall, George BN ete ihdie x Kc MER recle: 2.00 79.50 | 53.25] 134.75 
Hamilton, ‘Geor POO wore ehh ieee 2.00 21.00 23.00 
Hollis, Thomas, eleins of fee 153.75 | 84:00] 237.75 
BROS LQOWIAA 5 cies o:'s ¢'s prs ivsa' ek Ok be heals 2.00 7.50 9.50 
AMET Ee Pe ciate hiss Alu ca chee ot fies 2.00 11.25 21.00 34.25 
POHOR SLANG Mai 6 5S scis s Soe hie UR od ng whats 2.00 12.00 | 7500 89.00 
Hollingsworth, Amor, Heirs of......... 5.25 5.25 
Hollingsworth, De I aA 4 * eR 75.00 75.00 
Hollingsworth, WROTE Lissa. iets tee c'e 2.00 249.00 | 361.50 | 612.50 
Hollingsworth, LiCORPO Liisi s evar »--.| 2.00 115.50 | 43.50 | 161.00 
Howe, J oseph, Bnics of test ieee hex 26.25 26.25 
eee eee COLS 1 sis Sic.s as'c ots wh ew bec 2.00 6.75 8.75 
Haven, RCD UR Tas Acs kiview se eaisa cn OM 2.00 9.75 11.75 
Hinkley, PPOGINS EletN ts kw ot eek «cea 2.00 18.00 | 49.50 69.50 — 
PLOCpe yA TICS WO ose 2s Cane’ 0 se ccew bus 2.00 6.75 | 51.00 59.75 
Hunt, a honind, Girne Ol... .0.sseaaeune 15.00 15.00 
Hunt, Sethe: agk te tae a pea berets chies 2.00 21.00 | 18.75 Al.75 
Hunt, PUPPA Lists eae c's » Se wa oe 2.00 2.25 4.25 
Hunt, MOtIOS Cities os nak ales Sele Cees 2.00 10.50 . 12.50 
PAIS A he wi ated ae eek A, ' Oe ee PE 7.50 9.50 
Hunt, Py RNR WL. eee akc ayes Semeace 2.00 139.50 | 132.75 | 274.25 
BLOMaPAOOTOD “Wu vin ses aes «eke cue cane 2.00 2.00 
Hastings, NeWic tere. oie eee 2.00 15.00 17.00 
Hayward, FspactDsein see ssp net cee ee 2.00 73.50 | 129.00 | 204.50 
Hoye, Jameas, «erent. 5: yok serosal oe 2.00 3.75 Dap 
SPs. x OLN se < aor acale ain'a-n'e +'« le ethos 2 00 2.25 6.00 10.25 
His Saris, Walliaticce ste se s)> ote Ohhslals 4 eens 2.00 2.00 
Heinenway, ANPUSUG visa sa). ne cane 2.00 | 4546.50 | 362.25 | 4910.75 
Hockaday, Walliame ssh. ee. eee 2.00 075 2.75 
Hebard, Samuel C..... Se kacs Wtan eae 2.00 10.50 12.50 
Hickey, DAMES se ocak shire cob 2.00 5.25 7.25 
Hight, (Henry o...2 ee. aes t Se enee 2.00 2.00 
Hemenway, A. Jr... 5. 6..06. Siete lapets 2.00 2.00 
Haley, Thomas...... Safa cies wearer sic tre ~ 2.00 2 00 
Harris, George T............ aoe 2.00 15.00 17.00 
Harrigan, Michael... <2 cle Gets wee 2.00 2.00 
TLATLOE PO USED UD +. 5<s.< cre bee ere 2.00 2.00 
Blarveyevy Hin ss. ove ae cee eek, 2.00 2.00 
Dae TEV WEL COINS: 5... oss co ola weenie 2 00 2.00 
HATES SOaMUel 6. ce ban Pes Pieveeenall Sse POO 2.00 
Paves COTMellas: .\...'s0'ss ale eee atoote 2.00 2.00 
RRAVE CSA ODD cn wi o 5. . a s.00le dene ate 2.00 “i DO 
PISEGSAPADIOL, cis... «> 0 sa! cvmaehteaawe - 2.00 2.00 
AAS ire) GNP gicle y's jo wi e's 6 de eRe Breas rte 2.00 2.00 
Hayden, ER es «|. iittala Rewer oe 2.00 2.00 
FHIDRAE es Aso ss os oh oc Ben cee 0 sinieel aoe 2.00 
Hansbury, ARLIGK ; Suh vere ce eee sie ea’) oane OO 2.00 
TAA OUMER ALES 3 a's 5 dp 's'w ave cia hee 2.00 2.00 
Hopkins, Bivereard: Beis diss «tikes ley 2.00 2.00 


ee ae ee see 


NAMES Poll Tax 
MRMPCECITIGTICS: oss cae cies. ooh eRmece ss 2.00 
MNCL VID: a PD. Ye vin Se’ ates a's ay wp 6 2.00 
MAMAN VV he os cw aces tse Se A. 2.00 
MR anne tc, 6 Sols ole fiat din m vie ove ve 2.00 
MEAT IFOOTRD A... so. cas cine cine on es 2.00 
NM DA tec Sie ks ois gina na tt s « 2.00 
OR Eo a os 2.00 
PUM MPITITION, OSCAL. «5 6 oon css senses 2.00 
oo a 2.00 
ERECT TS Sos 50'S) are ins » e's ga.uce 4 2 2.00 
MM ITRIIAT oe cis 5 2 5 c's 5 wate oBlp wore ass 2.00 
EIEN oe cree calcaeb tide poss 0% 2.00 
cas SUN eg iE ae ac a 2.00 
RECA TA AUT ons ays ppm tivis » sees ye see» 2.00 
Johnson, F.......... SpE ees erie es 2.00 
TES Sera. eit. th ss wp v0 2 bn > 2.00 
Kinsman, Adolphus........... fe calves = 2.00 
ET a iin a 2 as peace ain a0 © 2.00 
MUNI, SAINCS Lis, os tees tne ccee se 2.00 
MME TIONEY Agel, g oc oe a ss vse pies bss 
oo Le a es ee a 2.00 
BRM OUOTION 4). 5). os sc s'k ews cans cs 
Kendall, Mary and Augusta........... 
Kendall, William I..... Spe Set Sar ie 2.00 
OL 2.00 
peaners ti. dt... soe Ms? tice ks wate Gi 
METOITES SG ot ss os sss + soe amie ys 0 2.00 
ME AA os ie'sis vce > shes 00 0 09 fe a 2.00 
Kettell, Thomas..........cecesee% Peat e 00 
BRAMNs FOUN... sess cece ss ate tite ties 2.00 
REE EE ONS foc os e's sa yy sms 9 0,0, 5 0 0 2.00 
OTS BEAT) 6 0) ene ns a vik > ots p00 4 © » 2.00 
MOUIPNPIOPOLTIGN scsi 's cts she uy ons e en 2.00 
MAGEIONOIG, SAMUEL. 4.05200 c es ves cecece 2.00 
Littlefield, Samuel, Jr.......... gi ee 2.00 
Littlefield, Samuel, 2d................. 2.00 
Littlefield, Samuel F.................. 2.00 
IY VelODY | cee Foe 2 «nce Kisals Sotied 6c 2.00 
Littlefield, Henry ‘W..........-.20-.:. 2.00 
dasteneld, George W........s.ssncece 2.00 
MP ADA alge dices s's e's» stele dept oie 2.00 
MU PUOUSIIA. oe. boinc. vcs vein dwaa ss 2.00 
Lary, Oo TESS IS a a 2.00 
Luyon, Reuben, Heirs of............0005 
ERSTE IVE soi. o's as cle'e's.o 0 alcdocs.e cs 2.00 
ON Gh a a” re a 2.00 
a a i rr 2.00 
MMMATUSLATY His-cic's ccs sc: 6 0.0 aes oa.ctn ne 
ES ICUS A 2.00 
EP IEUPALDION Baas ssc es cece ceence 2.00 
GEL CV OS eee 2.00 
MEME ENIE ti aiceicls » Glo vices) caine epys a ¢ 2.00 
SSC Rs A a 2.00 
MP EVE TITRITEY Boo oy viscp vn ob onieip de og 0 2.00 
MAT CORIO TNICL ys o'. wis cise oo civic’ se ye se oa ne 2.00 
ES reeset 2,00 


B 


Tax on 


.| Personal 
Estate. 


37.50 


75 


75 
3.75 
15 


ay (3) 
51.75 
9.00 


2.25 


26.25 
2.29 


182.25 
5.25 
11.25 


1.50 


7.50 


Tax on 
Real 
Estate. 


22.50 
5.25 
6.00 


12.00 


71.25 
10.50 
13.50 
15.00 
6.00 


9.00 
240.00 


19.50 
9.00 


75.00 
12.75 


21.00 
133.50 
93.75 
11.25 
160.50 
12.00 
10.50 


Total Tax. 


2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
39.50 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


25.25 
7.25 
8.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


14.75 
2.00 
77.00 
10.50 
16.25 
15.00 
6.00 
2.00 
11.75 
291.75 
30.50 
11.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


10 3 
Taxon | Taxon 
NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal Real _ | Total Tax. 
. Estate. Estate. 
PORTED SVEIOML settles coe sales oo Rigeln o 6 oss 2.00 2.00 
Prema PIRI erase at o> se et e's foes « 2.00 2.00 
Laha, Michael,...... Pe eee ca ae ae 2.00 2.00 
MBRVEW i) VRIUIATIT fe ss bas Sow corse ee «3 2.00 2.00 
MMI LEVEI EE. Hevea it. Gif esi Cbignete e'n ose 2.00 2.00 
Pauyton, areorge, Mic... seek sapies os 2.00 2.00 
BREE ON He VOTAS Vit es cst c ae die ieuacci vee ck 2.00 2.00: 
PEDONGY eRPIGHAO. co lds San «ct cece ote vy 2.00 2.00 
MEDS TL DOMIAB claw s+ a.0 cee e cmieise dieeck 2.00 2.00 
SEL ARCOLUO <a ahi oi = dave Sis pectes 2 2.00 2.00 
Lennon, Martin.......... fA Ae ae A 2.00 2.00 
Pathe Weds elects. 2: a eee 2.00 2.00 
RA MR SCN IAINI YL 1's osc iota 6 4a cies ware o's 2.00 2.00 
MIGPSPELECDATU. 6. sic’. sos soften een doa ee 2.00 93.00 | 37.50 | 132.50 
ENGI MINTY sn sla a oa.2 so» wekeeg es oe eR G 2.00 27.75 | 91:50) _12h2o 
Myers, John, Jr....... RUM TkE see eee 2.00 3:10 5.75 
Mamet 0,4 FLOPS: OF. « ois'avaie x pis « Gor 24.00 24.00 
Martin; Henry Biv... eee. agree Hie 2.00 11.25 13.25 P 
ERT ISIDS Scie VVLOBIEY ct-c'0 ns irc cpa vo abr e 2.00 22.50 34.50 59.00. “3 
Weran ohh then. loss. cl eee ates 2.00 9.00) 11.00 
RR PREICAUAL VIN g cles f1s.0 2 ovens sjarenien Dace 2.00 2.00 ; 
WEEE DOM Ay. hs Ns siete cron ae Foe we 2.00 6.75 8.75 ‘ 
UD Wete) OAD steysig es nie o's acae ae ot Sede os 2.00 4.50 6.50 
Morton, Sarah B. :....... Sosa eee 84.00 | 82.50 | 166.50 
Bley Ser MPS SATA & o/s'ed oir ecole £75 12.00 19-75 : 
MATASON see) OID) “Rban: atc wx 2a sien eee 2.00 78.75 83.25 164.00 ; 
mMcUne, eames, Heirsiof.’. .: ics esis soi 9.00 | ~ 9.00 r 
PLC Its I OINCS OM sen a e's no eoice alanis owes 2.00 2.00 
McDermott, Michael............0ee005 2.00 1° 5.251 7,295) am 
McDermott, Timothy.:.... 2. sess ee des 2.00 5.25 7.25 j 
McDermott,. Barney........... Gee 2.00 2.00 - <8 
PAR OTOIO tie L OMIAA: ms \e oe atetels na eats 2.00 2.00 ‘ 
MIGDeriNnGth, PAIK: sis-s:s 4's +s se ols oe 2 2.00 2.00°> 
McDermott, John....... Saran mpage: Ay 2.00 2.00 | 
Mackey, Patrick .....+..sccsesceccee. 2.00 3.75 | 18.75 | 24.50 | 
Mackey Rithardes: .-s 26s tes amen eae 2.00 1.50 | 17.25 20.75 a 
McCormick, Cornelius ............ ea] as00 15.00 17.00 : 
Mandeville, James, Heirs of.......... ; 12.00 12.00 | 
mavicDonad, Wd ward Ws ..>se-lenaeus av 2.00 9.00 11.00 
Murphy, Dennis........... Ror amiites 2.00 .75 | 24.00 26.75 | 
Norbit. ick oee ieee ceo ee 2.00 93.25 | 93.75 | 119.00 
Mogiton Daniel.’ ic! oti © eo 9.75 9.75 ; 
MLorEiaiy, (Chavles. |) sou ae tse ela ee 2.00 £75 13.50 16.25 oa 
McUrne, Bhomas ..; 0. seu. teecascee aes 2.00 6.75 8.75 ae 
MI GUTOSECALTICK . ..s waivbic bees ee cinais 2.00 2.00 i 
Maiie AMSrtini cx. 7. sore weupaee ice tee 2.00 "* 2.00 . 
IMEUMO SE SLLTICK m\+ a. xs esae Gate ore -| 2.00 2.00 > 
McaGom bie; John ...:. discdsaeetae sass 2.00 4 2.00 
IAP Ke RINGS, «sco > as u's henna a ee 2.00 2.00 
MicNernau, JOUN*<)..cincekae eee eee 2.00 2.00 
Mitchell, James........ ADS Ai ee 2.00 2.00 
Mis cCnaries -P .:..... 2 ee ee eee: 2.00 2.00 
Mioril.George A... vate sie ewe ee 2.00 2.00 
aprr sayy Alam WW sis sists eee aes sete 2.00 2.00 
Mamroe-)y jlliam Wi... So seunce eens 2.00 2.00 
Malien seatrick... 2 ..<cssheaer ee ee 2.00 2.00 
INIGIAGEs SA TIUTOW iis vs, 2 a's nino lenantioe eines oe 2.00 2.00 
2.00 


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NAMES. = Poll Tax.| Personal Real | Total Tax. 
Estate. |* Estate. 

Metso WaT e LIMON. <0 sve ce ccc es as 2.00 — 2.00 
Morrisy, Michael....... RE Atha tnt 2.00 2.00 
EME RIES 0 rae o woes «ais o's 4.5/0 3 03's 2.00 2.00 
Oo US 8 UT Ree ae 2.00 2.00 
Middleton, Cierles VW... ame ees + core 2.00 2.00 
Mosher, ee a _ 2.00 2.00 
ME INAPICN 6 cbc cee sce nsessecs 2.00 2.00 
MIRREN eos hee wcc en etige sca s 2.00 2.00 
MEME MPEP LTIOINGAS ss ceo o's os as t.5-0 wins 6 2.00 2.00 
Miaeenelle George W... 2... ews sek ee ccs 2.00 2.00 
McCloud, TET Dea hen Se ae eS ree 2.00 2.00 
Mack, Wena cy <6. ieee. eee oe 2.00 2.00 
. Mooney, oy SS ght Ge RE Ir cat Soe bel earn 2.00 2.00 
Mahony, Lawrence .............e.e00 2.00 2.00 
DRO OMINCS TF os, oi cet sviss ne cee neese 2.00 2.00 
MEE DOLNAIC soc ss nc see Seon 2.00 2.00 
ey BPN SR le eee 2.00 a 2.00 
Meera VV WAT. wf. eas be oe bees oe 2.00 2.00 
McDonald, Owen..... Pies Rute Seis 2.00 2.00 
METRO PEI von ss tees ccs acne’ 2.00 2.00 
os RUT i ee a ae 2.00 2.00 
PT PAGTICK 5... 03. oes c es eee 2.00 2.00 
UPN 7 GINCS cee os ac ce eee nen cee hale 2.00 
MMPMERPAR CP EURT coc occa cts seecceces 2.00 2.00 
0 RSE) A See ae i00 2.00 
MAREN JON. i. 6s. wee e ee At yes re 2.00 2.00 
Murphy, ITS re tga d's, 6 cs woes ees 2.00 2.00 
0 a re a 2.00 2.00 
Marston, SUE aS ec 6: 2.00 2.00 
Teo ee 2 00 1.50 | 15.75 | 19.95 
Nutter, Abigail, Heirs of............. 3.15 8.25 12.00 
MNEEE GPCL Is co's b aiurc clviv ra cawieae sass 2.00 2.00 
Beremeredn,. Goorge VW... 0... seen eens 2.00 22.50 | 30.00 54.50 
DEEP OONE ACh D's cccg msn eos 2 pasate gates 2.00 2.00 
ES ae 6 ea eee 2.00 33.00 | 24.75 59.75 
Nolan, Christopher...... eke PR OR 2.00. 2.00 
mon, Michael...) ...5'-5.5-. Tee Mate: 2.00 2.00 
OU tne Ssh coos < avis eee ss 2.00 2.00 
RE Rena se lates yi s1Gs. oc ae oe yn ier ht eeu 2.00 
EMP ORCI, «0 nso cee se os Oe et 2.00 2.00 
ME WYTHE | EL cis oh hie wie haere soe 2.00 20.25 74.25 96.50 
BUMIRATOOLEG, UES. css ocecceeccce ee ves 2.00 13.50 | 63.75 79:25 
Ober, ame Pe Ges oo. oie aA 31,00° 31.50 
MCEMMET OE Dns ct e'sars, is gine ce nese 6 3s 2.00 2.00 
O'Neil; BUTANE So Piece Se ou e esi es es 2.00 2.00 
O'Hare, David HS Sal 9 (At fe ogo rari 2.00 2.00 
ES CoL i: Sites i se ae Ai aaa ane 2.00 2.00 
MIT OE PST olen). nts cae cb 2 2.00 2.00 
Premmiman, George: 0.0.50. .cecsecese es 2.00 11.25 | 48.75 62.00 
Piper, SS ees Recast 2.25 2.25 
Se DOOR: lates aint. sole nee tassecee 2.00 82.50 | 35.25 | 119.75 
Pierce, LOSS oe OMABRIOR anne, Bote 2.00 3.75 | 30.00 3575 
MI GEEOM sy ale's fis ciojenc eis act aces 2.00 9.00 11.00 
BePOU CIE Se fase oss oes 3 Bri be PCIE 2.00 5.25 | 57.75 65.00 
Pierce, Oliver, Heirs of.............5- 7 50 7.50 
MPO MALWADY Dsstepe ants’ ea ea diae ch 2.00 72.00 | 75.00 | 149.00 


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NAMES. Poll Tax.} Personal | Real | Total Tax. 
“ " Estate. | Estate. 

Mrerce, uienard Bite css. ccs saws ..| 2.00 12.75 14.75 
PCr al te Leen hes sis os de ates ds 6 2.00 2.00 
PEGG ey DOU ea eee ee laacis slteetas o's 2.00 2.00 
REDO ROMOETIOS 2 > We sick a te tte arate viens « 2.00 2.00 
PMeREESIOOLL OT: otc Vic's shoes vices oes 2.00 2.00 
Pavegie GO0rg6 A... c+ cs s'caeelis « 2.00 94.50 | 116.25 | 212.75 
PIRI AED IR oe ciate g eal cuss Aaa as 75.00 75.00 
Peabody, UC. W...... Se eye, Wie SOO 2.00 430.50 | 165.00 | 597.50 
MDC ONG COAN cae Ute a. se ee} celste be a 2.00 £75 9.00 ELS 
ererpeers Carles. Pisa hs ood ae See ses 2.00 480.00 | 52.50 | 534.50 
Perraus. Udward Oc.0's 6s. dene cee es 2.00 15.00 17.00 
pA Je) fe Od ste] (2) a) ea 2.00 2.00 
REPS est VRAIN <%= Ja. vos aisles = 8 5 2.00 2.00 
PS, GOOTLOss/0' o's sos ss anita tone ats s 2.00 2.00 
OREO IRA oo sore kia, <'s eesti atone 2.00 2.00 
MBOKADT 1 OUD; JY ss 00's vtec co's pie ong 2.00 2.00 
BAOEE OUR LAS. kins Since cecal ¢ sok ee tree g°| 2-00 2.00 
RA OTEOA  Dicas i pce Ceresescin oe 0 d's ode oem 2.00 2.00 
WERE PLIENTV a: fais a sack eens Vite eed. e | 2.00 2.00 
Granite Railway Company............. 45.00 45.00 
RPO el TOTOA SS ao > aheceaiels lac Wake a winte ¢ 2.00 2.00 
A RIUES epi F211 Mio ie ea ela ie 3 pote 2.00 2.00 
DRAM OS Sires etc Ok was Cos cee Creme Car 2.00 2.00 
Pie teS ed WIT rae «ex.s eta Gites lee 2.00 15.00 | 180.00 | 197.00 
PERO 1WORO Gl cae ates cot acer ee ctaic 165.00 | 165.00 
SIME EL GA LDAN sls eee 2 5.5 + Sia Siotemecolae 2.25 | 562.50 | 564.75 
PemmeeLy ALCUTY 15,2406 ss 2 cle Sra 2.00 287.25 | 620.25 | 909.50 
BOnCeI ; VV TLLIGIn Peete: fxs ies oe ee eink 204.00 | 204.00 
Reynolds, Patrick, Heirs of............ 3.00 6.75 Ps 
ERUPT AGL ITAOPH Vices aeias ois c's aoe 2.00 sto * PISS 14.00 
Pease, George Se. 2... esien tate SA gee bl 4.50 6.50 
Tore OTL ate tae ss we eles tteee oles 9.75 9.75 
Puree tus Va Tk, 5 Matis oan oul e saab thee tee 3 2.00 8.25 10.25 
Reed,)Warren, Heirs of... 0.5.0.2... 105.00 | 105 00 
Pree OR, Eases sas tug Geine ion 2.00 3.75 Tk 
FeO VV Ua LIL Seis << hur vochale eternal 2.00 3.75 5-75 
Reed’ Brothers... i. - .s sas este eee 15.00 15.00 
RECO EACH Li ss + hte tae om auitan Aten asia : 22.50 22.50 
Reed,ason, Heirs: of... 5... taste wanton 30125 35.25 
Reed, Benjamin, Heirs of.............. 22.50 22.50 
POEs, DEMFAMIN.S: Los Seale Seale as 21.00 | 312.00 | 333.00 
PUOLCI a) OAD Tibas es 2 o's 01s atone she wis Wn cree 150.00 150.00 
PUOOHEN ONIN. s 4c ccad au cele ee ee 2.00 8.25 10.25 
Rane, oun, Heirs of 70. i ws ae 11.25 11.25 
PUI a OU ives canes ae LAE 4.50 4.50 
Robbing, James Me i: 54,fetees ols 2.00 166.50 | 233.50 | 402.00 
Smears, Reaben As... occ: settee eres 31.50 | 159.50 | 191.00 
Richards, Reuben A. and A. & HE. P. 

PROS a. ss bos hoe Ee nes 7.50 7.50 
Richards, R. A. and Bradlee........... 48.75 48.75 
Ruggles, T. Edwin,Guardian M.McWhirk 11.25 11.25 
Randlett, George W...... yt he Re tea tars 2.00 7.50 9.00 18.50 
Piao oeee Vy Saber: Beck sc ocho Cain aeons 2.00 2.00 
ria yyy Lien. Be... 5 cece s extents BekUU 3.75-} 66.95 62.00 
ERE EES aks fwN's w'h-c 4) ve SE oe 2.00 9.00 11.00 
Raperia. Wy am Hee. os often cae ee 2.00 M75 1.50 4,25 
Richardson s. Wi ce. a ae 2.00 160.50. 162.50 


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NAMES. . Poll Tax.) Personal Real | Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 
Semerdor, Cornelius. ... hs... .sccrer ce 2.00 7.50 9.50 
SATS ONT 8. oe foes. ase ke * 2.00 2.00 
Ine CN OE ae ear ne? 2.00 2.00 
Beatie. Ledward... ...2. 0) we ce _ 2.00 2.00 
Henssell, James M.........aie->...... 2.00 11.25 13.25 
Robertson, William........ a 2.00 2.00 
SS GS Ri ot 2.00 2.00 
MUMIMETSIQHING Oc. ssc ccc cs es yxse ese 2.00 2.00 
0 DE tr 2.00 2.00 
MUIEEPRN TOMA GI SS oo. og evict ke ass o> 2.00 2.00 
ea Eee 2.00 2.00 
(USES eee 11.25 11.25 
TS 2 a a 2.00 1.50} 4.50 8.00 
EMEA WISIN Pastore nie oie ss holes ue ees 2.00 2.00 
_ Swift, John, Heirs of..... (8 ee ple eee 88.50 88,50 
Sumner, Jabez, Heirs of............... 375.00 | 15.00 | 390.00 
Sag TET) RN RS 2.00 7.50 | 87.75 97.25 
PROPOUESLUIA YY feiss yee cele eee ys 2.00 Ob. Lisee 21.50 
Peer oGiibertii...... 5... s sees sees 2.00 9.00 11.00 
SET Rae ne ae 2.00 2.00 
MNIRPIEIESN Go ate 8 wweccle Dias oes 2.00 2.00 
NEMEITRR OBy2te or, Vim see's o's See als ep o's sos 2.00 152.25 | 53.25 | 207.50 
MISE TANTS Gi siecs ce wicfcede soci e ewes oss 2.00 18.75 20.75 
AAS Sern een 2.00 6.00 | 44.25 52.25 
TS SOLES a ar a 2.00 14.25 30.75 47.00 
TOS I aa a a 2.00 5.25 | 42.00 | 49.25 
OL Td Vi eee re 2.00 2.00 
CS LOTS & ga 2.00 2.00 
ST? ra 2.00 2.00 
OOS CE Oe 2.00 WG 8.25 11.00 
BeMMMTIA TO IVIVANUS. 26003 5. oe ees 2 00 1.50 | 16.50 20.00 
SA a 2.00 1.50 | 27.00 30.50 
Berner Otis, A............ Ss arene 2.00 1.50 3.50 
fe) 0 a Pa 2.00 4.50 6.50 
ONE OS gs i na 2.00 2.00 
purermeister, Hmanuel................ 2.00 2.00 
SERS SEES 2) aa ee ane 2.00 3.00 5.00 
CR SS aaa ga a le ara 97.50 97.50 
TT ee Ae a ee 2.00 7.50 ‘9.00 18.50 
MMOs Nios sien feds kw ee rcs so 2.00 11.25 13.25 
Mes Firs’, lees ss ive dss aes 6 « 135.00 | 21.75 | 156.75 
REE are sguve cco ce seein yh eas 2.00 ae 7.50 13.25 
oe LE LS Oe A rae 2.00 9.00 | 56.25 | 67.25 
ETO SG RP inare's » as oso a,'nlelgv:ei<: es 2.00 40.50 22.50 65.C0 
a de 2.00 15.75 | 48.75 66.50 
OAT CE i rr 2.00 450.75 | 87.75 | 540.50 
MEMES EL aa fv ae ciciwase ch velv sas sts 2.00 3.75 | 48.00 53.75 
MRTG a Bo foo ade in Ws eae ce tr 2.00 47.25 | 294.75 | 344.00 
Maroro. N;.M.....;.:; Phas Sok eerie: 2.00 22.50 24.50 
mievens, Nehemiah............+.-..... 2.00 3.75 7.50 13.25 
BIRR A ATIOGE GS a Ss 6 one eee soe es os 2.00 2.00 
METI = NIICHGEL ss sc soi oc ee cob enc oe 2.00 2.00 
REE tier re wee co's Soe choles occ 2.00 2.00 
ipa EIS SA Ia Giana eer ana 2.00 2.00 
memaies. George: be... ss. Hones cee.) 2.00 8,25 10.25 
ARS HDC cS eas ea 2.00 2.00 
Sweeney, Daniel....... PA an EAN 2.00 2.00 
Baeeney, Terrence Pee eae Se ashi sks 2.00 2.00 
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ageriers“)BQMAS, "ss «+s i xs dneteduieds 2.00 


Tax on 
Personal 
Estate. 


ef 


37.50 
3.00 


48.75 
11.25 


13.50 


540.00 
92,25 
60.75 

2.25 


46.50 
57.00 
2.25 


11.25 


8.75 
2.25 
4.50 
33.75 


4.50 
24.00 
26.25 


Tax on 


Real 


Estate. 


44.25 
14.25 


48.75 
39.75 


17.25 
57.00 


339.00 
37.50 
330.00 
34.50 
11.25 


65.25 
58.50 
9.00 
9.00 
24.00 


6.00 


9.75 
10.50 
42.00 
24.00 

105.00 
30.00 
48.75 


32.25 
105.00 
10.50 


33.75 


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NAMES. Poll Tax. 

Swedenborge, James..........ecee000% 2.00 
SUOM TY) HPAI A Pog cla ds oil's vide ek a 2.00 
SU LEEVEETN LLEFL «atc RIE Cue wie a al ceva os 2.00 
PP Ve CPV CTs so steces 6 vac pies ory ois 2.00 
OU ELSY pe VNICO GOL, iacas's's Y's So ¢careic'w a's 2.00 . 
ere We OhtLAS | Qin cci ss soca ooo is 3s 2.00 
pamtord, Frederick H..s.. \eebses vee as 2.00 
SORE CER ie A Ne ey Siesta coe 2.00 
PUTROPUS She ERs Sie Maressrs shes ois aie ates oe 2.00 
Sipemrney shall, Wirdr.... sc oneds ces 2.00 
Tufts, Ephraim, Heirs of.............. 
pte NAPiem.* | Gaver Fate seg ch ove ts 2.00 
Thayer, Jason..... > RSs 2.00 
PMR RT eELONC ss oa OOM sas ecco ba, Mehl eh 
ayers dames 1st .% ose. scat sew dhe oe 2.00 
Thayer, James B., Trustee...<......... 
eerie et Notts Hz. ses 6a! Ue chk hole oe 2.00 
Pe Y ible bis ese the hers hc ak Stee cae 2.00 
WMO DIY. CArvert Das v2 +. 0s kacee se he 2.00 
Tileston & Hollingsworth.............. 

Joddy Ri Me... See aetels SAC Cn wa 2.00 
iamapaon;, Mary A io. . yin) se case cas 

TROE a © SESS ae ener Matbene fer aes 2.00 
EMEEIARY. Sip, 9 <1. 4. 5¥iyi cin tus Soe oe 

a PME ECE) ee teat wb Sut hc. be Cae 2.00 
BET. SLE OUeNTA Neth.) <5 eiectes Cra bs 2.00 
MCCLAIN s cee tsteinia.s oc oe ce Sek PE aS 2.00 
BM GROR,  DULSO Yi ev gleas a ss a xh e eee 
Peer, Mary. Teirs Ol... sss acces chs 

CK OPS Sb ATT Edema Sad ee 2.00 
MBROr sis G Oleic... s Use babe 
SMEOKOD, HOrbelasts cut. osha oeeiee a be 2.00 
LeCROr, O5.0 A feces ck alle be Gletn weer 2.00 
Abie er, OC GHOr Vlas ys vies ous hn ote Fe 2.00 
MOGKED, daMOScn hs cree ee. teak 2.00 
Wacker, harles scx. a... see ees Pe 2.00 
Tucker, Mary KE. & Katie.............: 
Dekel, GDRGAL be akg. cone be 2.00 
eeker AUAVIO. Wc ake hows «ate mer: 2.00 
Termor, sAvthtr. 3. sb ie. ws, dic oe ee ae 2.00 
Tolman’ J OW... sain. ae boc ae 2.00 
Dolman so: Turner. ; edev os ace ueto ee ante 
Hecpox, eotia! Wis ahh oo ake See eee 2.00 
ae nex cy cals! ct. cv ins choi tok ode 
Aries? George’ W ..5 sabisisec.2 neo as bo: 2.00 
APAVOFS, co) AMES. . OSs ccc te tek anes 2.00 
Mapicer, Charles + 2d. f5 cc one Ss 
eayrory yy alae sb Pees eee. 2.00 
MT DIRUL YY ce< DL... t Li dike ee eee cess 2.00 
PIR TIONT Ys... Zon te deat aes 2.00 
Thompson, William... A. ae meen ote 2.00 
EMO GE eh CED, ys ~~ 0 ko 5 ve Se 2.00 
PM tetay ee} OLLT) «03's is Ses aoe inlet des’ GARI 2.00 
AMEN g tal OTIS ai vcs'sn's san’ are esate eR A 2.00 
MIR IST LOL Sos eh wis so we aie Gen cea 2.00 
rearibsvMIGOBEL«\.s.. 4 os. so re eae ey 2.00 


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NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal | Real 
Estate. | Estate. 
Upton, George B. Jr.....-- se see cesses 2.00 150.00 
Vose, George......eceeeeceeseeeeceees 2.00 16.50 | 41.25 
Vose, Sarah. ......ccccccesssereceeees 7.50 | 41.25 
Vose, Aaron D.....---scemeereeereeee 2.00 9.75 | 31.50 
Vose, Aaron W......---+ # «AR 2.00 
Vose, Josiah, Heirs of....%... +--+ eee: 7.50 | 56.25 
Vose, Francis H..........-eeeeeeeeees 2.00 f 
Vose, Joshua W....--.-sseeeeeeeeeees 2.00 21.75 | 24.00 
Vose, Jesse, Heirs of....--+++-+e+e+0e 21.75.| 20.25 
Vose, John. :......- eee tee cece eee 2.00 5.25 | 39.00 
Vose, Mary H.....-.--seeeeereeeeees 15.00 
Vose, Matilda.......... © PRs hic tece 30.75 
Vose, Henry W........-eseeeeerr trees 2.00 i 
Vose, Charles........+.eeeeeeeeeeeees 2.00 
Voy, Harding........-.-.seeseeeeeees 2.00 
Wadsworth, Thomas T.......-+++++++: 2.00 4.50 | 62.25 
Wadsworth, Charlotte.......-++s+++++: 37.50 | 24.00 
Wadsworth, Edwin D......----++++0: 2.00 48.75 | 39.00 
Wadsworth, Charles.........+.++++++ 2.00 1.50 |, 15:75 
Wentworth, Daniel S....-...-+----++ 
Watson, Robert S.....----:+ eee eee eee 2.00 572.25 | 158.25 
Watson, R: O.........---- 2+ -+-eeeeee 2.00 
Watson, Patrick.........----++++++++- 2.00 1.50 9.00 
Watson, F.S........---- eee e eee eeees : 
Watson, Frank W.......+----+++e00e ; 
Whalan, James......-----eee ere ee eee 2.00 2.25 | 23.25 
West, Charles G., Heirs of.......--+--- 
Webster, J. R. Trustee, Mrs. D......-. 45.00 | 211.50 
Webster, Joseph R......------e eee eeee 
Webster, Horatio......-.-++eeeeeeeees 2.00 7.50 
Ware, Jonathan?.........seeee sence 2.00 913.75 8.25 
Ware, William........-...+-eeseeeeee 2.00 11.25 
Ware, Horace H.......-.-- ++ sees ee ees 2.00 7.50 
Ware, William R.........----2++-ee0: 9.00 37.50 
ere. Hid Ws. Biiwcses- esse giee teres 45.00 | 37.50 


Ward, Dennis.......--++++s+ee sere ee: 


Williams, Thomas.....--.----+++++++ 
Williams, Hinckley.....-------+++-++++: 
Whitney, Seth D....-..-.ee seer recess 
Whitney, Henry A......-+--++-++++2: 
Whitney, Henry A., Trustee under will 

of W. Lawrence.......---+-+-++-> 
Whitney, Henry A., Trustee for C. K. 

MME tees - sss cect sne tee 
‘Whitney, Elizabeth G...--.---+++-+++- 
White, F. B 
White, Ruth H......---.++eeeeee eee: 
Welch, John......-----eeeeeeeee cress 
Welch, Michael......-.--+-++++e++> 
Welch, John, 2d......---------eeee eee 
Welch, Duncan ....------+eeerrereeee 
Webb, Josiah. ......----eseeee ee eeeee 
Webb, J. & Co... .. eee eee creer reece 
Webb, J. Sumner ....-----+-+-s+eeee> 
Wolcott, J. H 
Wolcott, J. H. & Frothingham, Trustees 
Wolcott, Roger....-..+-eeeeeesereeeee 


Eien WER Ray «=. S16, 5. wire eL a o 9 e.e [08,00 ©. 0 


3.75 
90.00 
175.50 
30 00 
1008.75 
112.50 
41.25 


30.00 
56.25 
120.00 


253.50 


ae take ©, 6 eo 45n 6 2.06 fo 8 60, 6 8 a © 8 


Total Tax. 


152.00 


59.75 
48.75 
43.25 
2.00 
63.75 
2.00 
47.75 
42.00 
46.25 
15.00 
30.75 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


68.75 
61.50 
89.75 
19.25 
21.75 
732.50 
2.00 
12.50 
2.00 
2.00 
27.50 
16.50 
256.50 
22.50 
9.50 
224.00 
13.25 
9.50 
39.50 
82.50 
14.75 
2.00 


38.25 


893.00 
375.00 


150.00 
11.25 
321.50 
225.00 
13.25 
9.50 
7.25 
35.75 
148.25 
295.50 
32.00 
1264.25 
112.50 
43.25 
7.25 


16 
Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal Real Total Tax. 
; Estate. Estate. 

~ Wall, Richard...... a ARO aacic tek tt eae 00 10.50 12.50 
iVttile, ATTICS 457, > wmaeitic sie seitlt us 64.0 213.75 213.75 
PAVGSELOM ONY pe inslvs site's a's <icis soles t s's.0 e's 0 2.00 22.50 | 82.50 107.00 
Wright, H. H. W..... 00+. Llp pee 2.00 6.00 8.00 
VSIGIGY POIUCK. 5 'd's0fe aes. 5 oie sls es abi 2.00 11.25 13.25 
Wentworth, N.Tuccssssscscee ae 2.00 [ig 2.25 | 4.50) 8.75 
Walters, Florentine...... Soi eee ee aetk) Py fi) 
Whalan, Ellen........ Rca eee 8.25 8.25 
Whalan, Thomas.....~.... Hehe ee) 2.00 
PUNE M IIL d ATES 5 ste'o teres eck o's a ie's'e'6, 0 bate ats 2.00 2.00 
PV AtR mer, SOOT 9% s aha cimtdis ciclcte « nlali sites ss 2.00 2.00 
emir APOLTIEK tp ace etale 00S adoaia 399 9° 2.00 2.00 
Welch, Stephen..... Aner bye ee Snare he 2.00 * 2.00 
IN OLOI -CIIONATC <<a + o:ce%e a8 opp ieie ra os Bos 2.00 2.00 
BV PICT SA ATIGEN Y.«\> 0.0 wn sia o> wn ekie oofcis stele 2.00 2.00 
POROUS UTA Wiscc'sc hme ose eee 6 2.00 2.00 
PVU EGC EM) LAT). 6 0 wo v.08 pisieieies' 5's Seer har 2.00 2.00 
Woodworth, Thomas..........0. reer 2.00 2.00 
aaPUM PLOT CDs oe css e's bs cie50 4.0.6 92’ s'6 2.00 2.00 
PY SI eTBON, CVV LIAM va ss ciclo vs ae slo's © o's 2.00 2.00 
White, Zachariah......... Belanieva's, dete icats 2.00 2.00 
PEON HILGL <b "oats oais.s. swiss’ ic e.06 ¢i0-6 5.0 2.00 2.00 . 
White, James. ....+.s.5. be wieieie (So's oo 's 2.00 2.00 
Williams, H. M..... SN cease one see 2.00 15.00 17.00 
PV ieee eI aric 1)... cds ve. she's se se 2.00 2.00 
Walton, Joseph....-e.ececvoees Oe 2.00 2.00 

VY OEE DEG, UTIN, «sis ss 5 ois ope sce Blas oes a 3.75 5.75 
Wetherbee, David....... ERA Berges, MAES 2.00 2.00 
Wildy George. 2... sccece ccenegnccsss 2.00 2.00 
VV ALERIDTISE -MISWIS.< o.vinc Ws oso #08 ce pee 2.00 2.00 
PUSCrer SN) ALLIGIN . oe wes ppinios oe so ce peek 2.00 2.00 
WV ilhiamies- Frederick x s's0 5s 00 ee 0's sea oes 2.00 2.00 
NE OOUIME ST Lys co tie wold tin calle'd « « a'e'c © sis bins 5 2.00 © 1.50 3.50 
Wigging JB. cscs cc ccs cece srencease 2.00 2.00 
Winchenbaugh, Isaac......2-eses ee sees 2.00 2.00 
Mounged: Gees wehheces 5 os a Sa ey 2 2.00 2.00 
Young, Henry S...2.e-seeceescccevess 2.00 2.00 
Treasurer First Congregational Parish... 75.00 75.00 
Treasurer First Evangelical Congregational 22.50 22.50 

Aria sis ae ays 6 eae eels Pe tees ; 
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NON-RESIDENT TAX-PAYERS. 


NAMES. Residence. Tax. 
Adams, Charles, Heirs of,......+ssesecccees Boston. 56,25 
Cushing, George S...seeeeseeecceece ocecee sh, 71.25 
Adams, C. B. F., Heirs of........ beste eh bo “6 34.50 
Amory, Frank... ......eesessee cece ee cece “6 22.50 
Barry, Joseph E.,..... Loteishee'e 5.0 8% > 5 ovebeee 6 9.00 
Daniels,! John. ..¢.+..00- aeaksot tess Fa br ‘6 3.75 
Emery, Elias...seesssesee cose sscees ee cees 6“ 7.50 
Clark, R. M., Heirs of...... Sit'et cee onsen 6s 60.00 
Lyman, Joseph, Heirs of....---.-- sbebebbes $6 56.25 
Frothingham, Mrs. L. D..-....seeeeeeeeees “ 62.25 
Minot, William, Trustee........- See ti 46 225.00 
Shaw, Lemuel, Trustee........ PEO Neeley s “6 37.50 
Shaw, Lemuel, Attorney....+-+.seseeeecees 6 87.50 
Whitney, Mary G..... 2s. eseeeeeeee Rint “ 37.50 
Donally, Patrick, Heirs of......--+-- Rebates $6 1.50 
Churchill, Joseph R...-+..-eseeeeees eb ciele ‘6 18.75 
Richardson, Susan C......-.cesecccecccces “ 56.25 
Spencer, William H,......---+++e+s Rts s5 9 ‘6 3.00 
Whitney, J. Warren....-ssceeseneecesceeee “6 14.25 
Angell, H. C....eseeeceee cece ececceeecess 6 11.25 
Cheever, S. G.w.e cccececccecscccncccccecs “6 33.75 
Tufts, William F.......+.seeee- ids & 6 aieie siece “ 11,25 
Barry, Sarah B........ merece busses Ae “6 15.00 
Baker, Ho T..c.cccccccceosncece Sass ees e166 “ 48.00 
Baker, Walter, Heirs of..,.-¢+++00- Smale ee § “ 30.00 
Capen, A. D.....eeeeeeeeereres Suserevcns a . 9.00 
Capen, Joel. ...+ sees eeeecceeecees Naw ssa e's 46 3.75 
Capen, John, Heirs of....-++++ee++: eo ossce gfe 3.00 
Churchill, Asaph.......-- cccecesece covces Ff 75.00 
Vose, Robert... cccecccvcscccccveccess “ 3.75 
Wood, C. H. W......-- Oeil caste ees sieens “s 1.50 
Richards, George H.......eeeeeeeseecess . 6 39.00 
Church of Dorchester...... Wie OPER YT RIESE 6“ 13.50 
First Parish, Dorchester. ....++eeeeseeees as “6 37.50 
City of Boston.......+eseeeeeeeeeees caawes “ 25.50 
Gleason, Roswell..... Ao ttle wieteldcin a « haees “ 18.75 
Nye, F. W. Keeeeeeee cere ceree veces PTET i 6 11.25 


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NAMES. 


ICP OGSPIONTY dis oais oe bic ccc e's sin tae co cees 
Everett, George,...... Wile sie sinc 0 of elaie seeees 
Johnson, S. We. cece scene sedis eats a esis’ 
VANES. His ac acsce swe ss Bin dinva stalemate estate © 
LOAN ET AVINOGs ss sca medicns vice s's ass a aas aes 
SE OUEOUL LAS... ics oils de e's 4s daca soge sens 
Thompson, Charles H., Heirs of.. Seta whaares 
VC MEIVCML UCL. s cole sq eu Btid ess <  <haiviaie'’ A Seite 
Tolman, Elizabeth, Heirs of..... ie ctas ecaaa 
woverqilia Hes oss. ss Geax ses cee Yack 
TiOMines tied. ss ewce's » are Saetelatey cd 'nala « ets‘s s'4-4 
pene: Aw... sass ws oe Bead < tina Gals > ahaa 
Johnston, Mary F.ecsscscesecccccccscccces 
a ONS VV OOUIIAN. sco et aer ate e mes AS ER 
Shapleigh, J. W....ccceeee Siels erate wearer coe 
MCW tiie, OV ULIAIN, 5:0's 0 o's occ ec e's ss aimee 
MeWhirk, William, Attorney for Elizabeth 

Huggins pesescpeccepevewrees pts coos 
Meninle, Ws TiCiPs Ol... veo. cess oe oie eres 
PPIMUIMEL, WOOLLY dacs o's we tials ssate cs 6 oe vic clcte'e 
Parker, George W..cccccccscecccecs coccen 
PIODDSBATCKANGCTS. succes cascce Ga atee ier 4 
OES hy il Gee SRS a eee is | areteleeert 
cS: on oe ON Qe has Cate omak.ow ae sie cet 


STANPMAN, “LNOMAS «sds os 0s cose os vive eciee 
Strangman, J,...... “PRP Gray oe sone 
Peisnee Alberts. ss cred’ ee ec « Saretd to are ele aiere 
meCwnomie, VWillinii.s «ete s > ssc c astute e's sie P 
PSALM LUO DELL. Lies o's fic c's 6 ss elatias etnaieer 
White, E. Boorse Bee Ae try Eee ee 
Jones, hgh eS a vie bh es wings 5 dirrarece 
Penniman, Samuel...... Fuse sere oe a annie 
French, Josiah, Hew atts Aer a oieeleia aweatiratet 
Gulliver, Lemuel. ees elie 6 > oh Gaetan 
Evans, Valisni Memeo des wee ear ae 
WVIOOU Le AWelche ps seve cis ak Stee be cee en ueee 
PARTIE Ws Ln is cee'e aveis Oe ass oie Sees ie ite tae 
Billinga yaolin SAS ts aw ss ces oles Psat e ces 
VV Ollastor wand -Co 04% thee oe cla a sit une amide ates 
SeAls aN at nANiel Ho. sits sis e'c picce ohacta bare oan 


Eaton Jacob, Dleirs Offs. tas os .caeie esas cle : 
CHOvEr, MLOrAtiO, LLCITs 00%, oak t's ota’ sae ahete si 
Glover; John J., Heirs of; «sc. ess 'es0s Pacparae 
Pope, Edward R........ aieeptate pom e Sate ne 
WATIKHEL, JAMNCS OME «o's b ee vs sete eee ek ews 
Duggan, William a eee h'e's Uisin eis pita wisisheltiere 
Mahony, William. ........cccesccsescccecs 
Darby, John....... FA SP AE su a 
CHepIGy LW illinm, ..00 sos eawclesss weweb ua see 
Ho Ward, 1HOMRS: +. .200n 0% oe aeons in RN 
Hunt, Beulah, Heirs of..........66 Wace c epee 
a Rlee Searles WA A. sos elds ale e'ale ee mel a ee 
Eustis, Abraham, Heirs Ae EAA os Shtteeeeoik ale 
PUREE PeU PTV eieve's 6 0's 9 0'e im Se Bete gilts tw ee ohe Rion 5 
PAU ROO ZELs ae 54 54% ous oh ¢ 5d Rue einen Be 
‘Wetherbee, Jesse EB... esse cccspesess cele page 


Residence. 


New York. 
Philadelphia, 
Braintree. 
6é 


Somerville. 


West Roxbury. 
if 


Quincy. 


: 


NAMES. 


Crane, Nathan....ceccccceccsecccccccccces 
Eldridge, John S....-sseeessescccececscees 
Farrington, Nathaniel.. cc sccccc ce «simmers 
Hunt, Williams.... see cececccccccecscecs 
Tucker, Elijah, Heirs aft SEE pio cce ss ce cee 
Newton Theological Institutes. 

Marden, Samuel....-e+e eveeeeceeevece 
Fisk, He Odpetewecccccc cecsccccccccccccce 
Raynes, Peres eescss colcce ets ak ese cbeess 
Real Estate & Building Co..sseeceeeeeeees : 
Kelly, Archibald,......-senececcesseessces 
Curly, Patrick......++sessceceecrseeecers 
White, Charles A...sesesesccccccscecceees 
Lally, Michael....++sesscecccceecssssecers 


Residence. 


Canton. 
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THE AUDITORS’ 


OGhirty-ninth Annnal Report 


RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES 


mowN OH MILTON, 


COMPRISING A 


Statement of the Finances of the Town, 
THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 7, 1/876. 
THE STATISTICS OF THE TOWN 


A LIST OF TAX-PAYERS. 


PREPARED AND PRINTED BY ORDER OF THE TOWN. 


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AUDITORS’? SUMMARY OF THE RECEIPTS.... 


Receipts. 
Balance in Treasury Feb. 1, 1875 $12,522.18 
Taxes of 1873 collected $200.00 
if: 1874 a 2,300.00 
Interest thereon 42.70 2,542.70 
——— $15,064.88 
Uncollected Taxes of 1874, 200.00 
Amount raised by Taxatton. 
By vote of town for Seg aaie expendi- 
ture ; 35,000.00 
“ amount accruing from: enbehie 1,277.68 
‘¢ amount to meet State Tax due from 
town . ; 6,420.00 
“ amount to meet County Tax due 
from town . : : , ; 4,378.16 
—_——__ 47,075.84 
Amount received from State Treasurer. 
For town’s share of Corporation Tax . 17,635.15 
3 rs ‘¢ of National Bank Tax 5,523.59 
‘‘ account of State Aid to soldiers . 360.00 
From State School Fund ; ‘ : 111.87 
Balance Corporation Tax, 1874 . ; 41.88 
13,672.49 


Dividends on expired policies, $12.50, $15, $15, aa 
$18, $11.50—$96.60 96.00 
Sale 2 Mr. Robbins’s Address, .50 ; sale hose, $23 ; 
sale horse, $25; old plank, $5; old iron and 


stove, $14.80—$68.30 . 68.30 
For perpetual care Cemetery lots 150 and 300—$450. 00 450.00 
For income of Hay-Scales, $15, $10.90—$25.90 F 25.90 
Lot in Cemetery sold : ; 218 00 
From Town of Quincy for support of pauper "85.75 
“ (City of Boston for if a 16.50 
52.25 
From County Treasurer, Dog Licenses,1874_ . : 550.25 
“« State ‘A amount due town for back 
pay of soldiers 4 : : : : : 710.37 
Income from Town Property. 
Dividends 6 shares Blue Hill Bank 42.00 
Rent R. L. Chapman, 1 year . : 25.00 
‘« 0.5. Godfrey, l year . . 100.00 
«« §. W. Nickerson, 1 year : . 100.00 
‘‘ G. K. Gannett, pasture . 25.00 
« §,L. Tucker, Harland Street . ; 6.00 


298.00 
From notes given for money hired until taxes were col’d 22,100.00 


$100,582.28 


. AND EXPENDITURES OF THE TOWN. 


Expenditures. 
For Schools : ; ; . $17,738.28 
‘« Poor (exclusive of depreciation 
of stock and tools) . 8,153.05 
Less cash for produce sold 170.30 
2,982.75 
‘“« Highways, care of : 7,521.85 
Fe construction 2,506.00 : 
10,027.85 
«« Fire Department , : ; . 1,036.99 
Police 57): 5 ; ; ; . 2,335.78 
“« Cemetery : : : : . 2,372.00 
fe Library *.*- : moms, ULO. 20 
«« State Aid to eel ciers’ faniiliee : 808.00 
«« Pay of Town Officers : ; “pie S, 143.69 
‘¢ Printing and Stationery. . ‘ 354.83 
«© Abatement of Taxes i F : 222.66 
‘© Miscellaneous Expenses . ‘ : 379.93 
‘« Interest on Notes. Y : . 1,679.67 
45,862.54 
By refund to State Treasurer overpaid on 
Corporation Tax : ‘ : 98.76 
«« ditto overpaid on Bank Tax. ; 5.34 
—— 104.10 
‘© Rent Centre School-house lot l year . -. ; 6.00 
« Insurance on town buildings : ; : : 300.50 
Paid to County Treasurer, County Tax for 1875 , 4,378.16 
Paid to State Treasurer, State Tax for 1875. : 6,420.00 
Paid off Town Notes, temporary and permanent . 88,570.80 
Taxes still due . . : - 2,600.00 
Cash in Treasury : . 2,340.18 
——__—_— 4,940.18 
$100,582.28 


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DISBURSEMENTS. 


FOR SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS. 


(a re ee 


EAST SCHOOL. 


Teaching. 


Paid O. A. Andrews, Grammar Dept., 42 weeks $1,250.00 
Miss OC. E. Mayhew, Primary ‘« 44 “ 550.00 


Miss G. F. Penniman, are as 547.50 
- $2,347.50 
Fuel and Care a Rooms. 
Paid for 16 tons of coal: : 133.50 
H. O. Weld, 25 baskets charcoal . , 10.75 
Care of rooms 4 ‘ 69.25 
213.50 
Books and Stationery. 
. Paid O. A. Andrews, for sundries purchased 16.03 
Miss C EH. Mayhew, iS 9.21 
Miss G. F, Penniman, if i 6.85 
32.09 
Incidental Expenses. 
Paid for stock and labor in repairs, $285.08; shovelling 
snow, $3; horse and carriage, sundry times, for teach- 
ers and scholars, $13; 1 desk and appurtenances, 
$49.04; 1-clock, $7; tuning piano, $2; aun uten- 
sils, $96, 67; 1 log pump, $27.00 : sania: 3 bey ¢) 
$3,005.88 
WEST SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 
Paid J. W. Clark, Grammar Dept., 44 weeks $1,230.30 
Miss L. W. Vose, Primaryaantet0. 11/4! 500.00 
Miss K. C. Bradlee, Assistant 16 ‘ 120.00 
$1,850.30 
Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid for 13 tons coal : ; : 114.91 
Sawdust } 1.00 
2 loads wood, and work ; : 18.00 
Care of rooms ; : ‘ 57.16 
40 baskets charcoal i : 17.20 
208.27 


Amount carried forward, $2,058.57 


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Amount brought forward, $2,058.57 
Books and Stationery. 


Paid J. W. Clark, for sundries purchased 14.47 
J. W. Bradlee, ‘‘ 6.00 
H, Pope, books for indigent scholars 15.15 
35.62 
Incidental Expenses. 
Paid for repairs, stock and labor, $96.22; removing 
ashes, &c., $5; sundry utensils, $2.90 ; black- 
board, &c., $15 : : : : ; : eval TORE? 
$2,213.31 
NORTH SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 
Paid P. A. Gay, Grammar Dept., 48 weeks $1,422. 50 
Miss H. Hutchinson, Prim. Dept., aoe ue 600.00 
| -—_—— $2,022.50 
Fuel and Care of Rooms, 
Paid for 15 tons coal : ; : : 125.24 
25 baskets charcoal ; ; : : 10.75 
135.99 
Books and Stationery. 
Paid P. A. Gay, for sundries purchased 32.03 
H. Pope, books for indigent scholars 14.34 
46.37 
Incidental Expenses. _ 
’ Paid for labor and stock in repairs, $579.03 ; 1 new fur- 
nace, $279.25; 21 window shades, $47.25; work on 
coal, $4; school serene $2.70 5 sundry utensils, 
$1.50 ; , : ; : : 2) POLES 
$3,118.59 
SOUTH SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 
Paid Miss E. S. Mosher, 14 weeks . : $175.00 
Mrs. J. P. Sullivan, pn, £ ; ; 62.50 
Miss E. EB. Sullivan, 29 ‘* ; F 362.50 
) $600.00 
Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid for 5 tons coal . ‘ 54.00 
Charcoal, $15.05 ; care of rooms, $30 : 45.05 aa 


Amount carried forward, $699.05 


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Amount brought forward, $699.05 


Books and Stationery. 
Paid Miss E. S. Mosher, for sundries purchased 5.53 


Jason Houghton, sig 11.95 
H. Pope, “ oh 3.00 
20.48 
Incidental Expenses. 
Paid for labor and stock in repairs, $60.21; clock and 
its repairs, $7 ; melodeon, repairs, &c., $17; one log 
pump, $20; sundry utensils, $14.55 . : ; 4 bea 
$838.29 
CENTRE SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 
Paid F. T. Crafts, Grammar Dept., 40 weeks $1,182.50 
Miss E. C. Emerson, Prim. ‘© 42 ‘“ 525.00 
$1,707.50 
Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid 10 tons coal : 4 : : : 83.25 
35 baskets charcoal : : ; : 15.05 
Care of rooms =. : ; : : 85.00 
183.30 
Books and Stationery. 
Paid F. T. Crafts, for sundries purchased 13.15 
Miss Emerson, te 4,35 
3 if: dole for indigent scholars 5.45 
H: Pope, «6 66 66 66 66 5.05 
28.00 
Incidental Expenses. 
Paid for labor and stock in repairs, $158.75; shovelling 
snow, $2; one table, DEMATS eas oRAATY utensils, 
$1.90 ; t : b : . 202.65 
$2,121.45 
PLEASANT STREET SOHOOL. 
Teaching. 
Paid Miss A. G. Pierce, 44 weeks . ; 5 ] . $620.00 
Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid for4 tons coal . : 3 : : 33.00 
25 baskets charcoal ; ; ‘ , 10.75 
Care of rooms : 4 : : 5 33.48 
| TT .23 
Books and Stationery. 
Paid Miss Pierce, for sundries purchased . - : 30.00 


Amount carried forward, $727.23 


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Amount brought forward, $727.23 


Incidental Expenses. 


Paid for labor and stock in repairs, $28.48; new board 
fence, $90.39; carriage hire, $10; sundry utensils, 


$1.90 ; shovelling snow, $4.25 . * , ao.07 
$862.25 
HICH SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 

Paid 8S. D. Hunt, for 40 weeks . $1,682.50 

Miss F. V. Emerson, 32° “. ; ; 420.00. 

Miss 8. H. Weidemeyer, 12 weeks . 180.00 
___- $2,282.50 

Fuel and Care of Rooms. 

Paid for 12 tons coal . : : : : 96.50 

17 baskets charcoal . : ; : ; T.3l 

4 cord wood . ; ‘ : : . 5.50 

Care of rooms . ; : ; } : 82.00 
191.31 


Books and Stationery. 
Paid S. D. Hunt, for sundries purchased : 30.06 


Incidental Expenses. 
Paid for 1 swivel chair, $6; 1 table and book-case, $55 ; 
repairing piano, $4.25; Whall’s Express, $3.35 ; ordi- 
nary repairs, stock and labor, $86.71 ; sundry. uten- 
sils, $5.46 : : : . . : : f 160.77 


—_————_— 


$2,664.64 
Extraordinary Repairs to High School, in consideration 
of 5 years possession. 
Paid F. M. Severance, stock and labor oe $2, 400509 


For gravel and grading Avenue. 112.00 
$2,518 79 


GENERAL MISCELLANEOUS SCHOOL EXPENSES. 
Paid Miss 8. M. Vose, for drawing lessons $237.50 


for diplomas and school prizes : 15.16 
Labor and attendance at school exhibition T.04 
Mr. T. F. Clary, writing school report 25.00 
Expressage, moving piano to and from exhibition 7.50 
Carriage hire at exhibition ; ' 16.00 
General school books . : 17.33 


Rent of Academy for 6 months, to Aug. Ist 75.00 


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RECAPITULATION OF SCHOOLS. 


East, $3,005.88 South, $838.29 High, $2,664.64 
West, 2,213.31 Centre, 2,121.45 ‘extra, °2,518.:179 
North, 3,118.59 Pleasant st. 862.25 General, 395.03 


Total, $17,738.23 


Amount of Appropriations for Schools, $12,000.00 
‘¢ received from State Fund, 111.87 


—_— $12,111.87 


Amount expended in excess of Appropriations, $5,626.36 


Comparative Statement of School Expenses for Six Years. 


1870, $10,540.64. 1872, $10,492.09 1874, $11,986.34 
1871, 10,915.56 1873, 12,166.54 1875, 15,219.44 


Note.—Extraordinary expenses at High School in 1875, are 
deducted in above comparison. 


POOR DEPARTMENT. 


SUPPORT OF POOR IN ALMSHOUSE. 


Wages. 
Paid C. Sanford, as Superintendent, 1 year $400.00 


Grain, Meal and Flour. 
Paid Samuel Gannett, $214.87; Shepherd, 2 bls. flour, $17 231.37 


Clothing. 


Paid H. Kendall, $23.60; S. M. Pee Be 45 $27.05 
J. Babcock & Co. 30.83 


Mr. Sanford, bought by him ; 4 39.60 97.48 


Fuel. 
Paid for 7 tons of coal : ; : t : : 56.00 


Groceries and Provisions. 
Paid Tucker & Son, $304.15; J. Durell, $44.91 $849.06 
H. J. Shepherd, $44.22; W. Preston, $67.70 111.92 
George Everett, $54.96; R. Cook, $12.17. 67.18 528.11 


Amount carried forward, $1,312.96 


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Amount brought forward, $1,312.96 
Miscellaneous Expenses. 


For general repairs and shoeing horse. . 44.16 
Strangman, repairs on harnesses and vehicles . 12.89 
Labor in haying and dressing pork . : : 26.00 
Sundry utensils, stove pipe, &c. 10.12 


Seed potatoes and fowls, 11.00; two pigs, 12.00 23.00 
One stove, 7.00; sundry small bills (Sanford), 15.51 22.51 $138.68 


Total inside support, $1,451.64 


ASSISTANCE TO POOR OUT OF ALMSHOUSE. 


Paid Taunton Lunatic Hospital: 
Board, clothing and burial of Mary Sumner $227.42 


Board and clothing of Peter Saat ‘ 193.45 
Board of Bridget Dunican : : 183.40 
Board of William Whalen : ¢ ' 67.00 
$671.27 
Worcester Lunatic Hospital : 

Board of Sarah A. Davis. : ; : : 37.00 
State Reform School: 

Board of William Buchan . . 27.50 
City of Boston, relief of M. E. Copeland, 48.00 

pipst «c «Margaret Gilrain, 4.25 

— 52.25 
Town of Randolph: 

Sickness and Funeral Expenses of F. A. Thayer 54.00 
Town of Brockton: 

Relief to Family of A.J. Dyer . ; ; 8.00 
J. S. Greene, M.D., professional services, 187 3-4 : 43.50 
Rhoda Jones, care of T. Cummings, one year f 156.00 
Jane T. Emery, care of F. H. Emery, one year , 208.00 
Elmira Holmes, Board of Mary Hunt... : bs 10.00 
George Crowd, Board of A.S. Meriam . : : 10.00 
S. L. Tucker & Son, goods delivered: 

Mrs. Denney, 13.73 
Mrs. DcDonald, 10.91 
24.64 
J. Babcock & Co., goods deliv’d to Mrs. Mayall, 5.00 
wood ‘“ « Sias, 4.00 
| ——— 9.00 
S. Babcock, assistance to transient paupers : j 9.75 
W. Preston, goods delivered to Mrs. Conkley . ; 3.00 


Amount carried forward, $1,323.91 


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Amount brought forward, $1,323.91 


Paid L. N. Gate & Co., for coal furnished— 
Mrs. Farnum, 1ton, $8.50 Mrs. J. H. Adams, 2 tons, Ae, 50 
8.25 


Mrs. Back, 1 ton, 9.00 Mrs. Buchan, | ton, 

Mrs. Conkley, 3 tons, 25.50 Mrs. Beals, 2 tons, 16.50 
Mrs. McDonald, 14 ton, 13.00 Mrs. O’Connor, 1 ton, 8.25 
Mr. F. H. Vose, 2 tons, 18.00 Mrs. O’Donnell, 2 tons, 16.50 
Mrs. 8. Sias, 3 tons, 25.00 Mrs. Hickey, 2 tons, 17.50 
Mrs. Sessler, 3 tons, 25.50 Mr. A. Thayer, | ton, 8.75 
Mrs. 8. Hunt, 1 ton, 8.50 Mrs. Farrell, 1 ton, 8.25 
Mrs. Denny, 1-2 ton, 4.50 Mrs. Denney, 1 ton, 8:75 
Mrs. Kecord, 24 tons, 21.00 Mrs. Joyce, 1 ton, 8.25 
Mrs. Mayall, 2 tons, 17.00 Mrs. Murphy, 1 ton, 8.50 
Mrs. Roberts, 1-2 ton, 5.00 Mrs. Stetts, 1 ton, 8.50 


Mrs. R. Jones, 5 tons, 45.00 Mr. James Farrell, 1-2 ton, 4.25 
Miss Esther Beals, 4 ton, 4.50 
Mrs. Baxter, 1 ton, 8.75 


377.50 


Total outside support, $1,701.41 . 


Sales of Produce by Superintendent. 


Poultry and eggs, $62.80 Apples, 22.50 I1calf, $11.60 
Potatoes, $7.75 Hay, $43.45 Pork, $22.20 


$170.30 


ACCOUNT OF STOCK, TOOLS, &c., AT ALMSHOUSE. 


Fepruary 7, 1876. 


1 horse, $75; cow, $65; 42 fowls, $32; 1 covered wag- 
on, $50; 1 horse- cart, $20 : 

1 pung, $20; 4 ploughs, $20; 1 barrow, $12; 1 grindstone, 
$7; 3ladders, $5  . 

1 wagon harness, $25; 1 cart harness, $10; 2 sets plough 
harness, $8; lap robe, $1 : 

Halter, blanket and surcingle, curry comb and brush, $4: 
string bells, .50; 3 hay forks, $1; 4 rakes, $1; 3 ox 
yokes, $2 


. $242.00 


64.00 
44.00 


8.50 


Carpenters’ tools, $3; 2 scythes, &e., $1; 2 shovels, 3 


hoes, 3 axes, 1 iron rake, 1 pick, 1 crow bar, $9 

3 draft chains, 1 whiffletree and chain, 1 ox tongue, $8; 
2 baskets, pails, 1 set measures, wrenches, $4 

Upland hay, 2h tons, $62.50; meadow; 1 ton, $12; oat 
fodder, $5; 4 bushels eb L:corn, $4.5. 

20 flour barrels, $4; 1 tub, 2 vinegar bbls., 5 cider bbls., 
tackle and ‘fall, $3.50; waterpot, sifter, saws, $3.75 

Vinegar, 100 galls. .» $35; wood, 1534 cords, $120; 2 bbls. 
pork, $52; 4 bbl. corn beef, $8 

Beets, 2 bushels, .50; turnips, 8 bushels, $4: carrots, 2 
bushels, $1; potatoes, 33 posite gi RRR: 12 
bushels, $3 A ] 


Amount carried forward, 


13.00 
12.00 
83.50 
11.25 
215.00 


21.50 


$714.75 


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Amount brought forward, $714.75 

3% tons coal, $31; hams, 100 lbs., $13; cabbages, $3; 
flour, $7; apples, Sl. 50; butter, $1.50 57.00 
Sugar, 89. 50; tea, $6; spices, &c. $1; lard, $7; crackers, $5 21.50 
$793.25 


Amount of stock February 1, 1875, 942.70 


Less valuation than in 1875, $149.45 


RECAPITULATION OF POOR DEPARTMENT. 


Expenses of the Almshouse . . $1,451.64 
Add for depreciation on stock 
and tools. : : . $149.45 
——— $1,601.09 
Less sale of farm produce. i S030 
| $1,430.79 
Expenses of poor out of Almshouse : : Lp OLA 


Total cost of Poor, $3,182.20 
Comparative Statement for Six Years. 


1870, $1,330.52 1872, $38,111.10 1874, $2,712.53 
1871, 2,908.32 1873, 2,985.59 1875, 8,132.20 


STATISTICS OF ALMSHOUSE. 


Whole number supported the past year. 5: 

‘« remaining in the baguees Feb. 1, 1875: 3: 

As «admitted : 2: 

6c 6c died 0 

f. if remaining i in the house, Feb. Tt, 1876. 5, 

Ellen Crane, : ‘ : ; aged 50 years. 

Margaret McQuirk, . ‘ : 65 dads 1 £4 
Joseph Hunt, ’ : STD ne We 
Mary Hunt, : 4 ; ; ERT Of 
James Cary, - : 2 : nig: | ea 


1238 transient persons furnished with food and a night’s lodging... 


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HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT. 


REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT. 


North-East Section. 


Paid for 1863 days labor, men, horse and cart 


6c 


6é 337 66 6c men 

‘‘ 1417 loads gravel . 

‘‘ repairs concrete gutters 

ot SOT Pat eRs 9) « ¢ : : 5 
“ Jabor and stock on culverts and gutters 
‘“ repair tools and shoeing horse : 
« hay, $79.59; grain, $68.36 

‘‘ use stable for horse 


West Section. 


Paid for 161 days labor, man, horse and cart 


3374 ‘ 7 omen 
‘¢ 1224 loads gravel : ; 
‘* stock and repairs on culverts 
‘* repairs tools and shoeing horse 
“« hay, $39.99; grain, $79.86. : 
‘« lamp post, $2; stable for horse, $10 


South Section. 


Paid for 451 days labor, men 


Paid A. O. Hawes, for care of Granite Bridge one 


66 


1384 “ ‘« horse and cart 
6 124 66 6 boys 
« 509 loads gravel . ; 
“ removing wall on Tucker Hill 
‘* repairs tools and shoeing horse 
‘¢ labor ‘and stock ‘on railing 
‘¢ posts for railing 
‘¢ lumber «| 5 
‘< stone and pipe for culverts 
« hay, $56.85; grain, $101.94 


Care of Bridges. 


C6. S. Godfrey, for lumber (repairs) . ; 
12 days labor planking bridge : 
spikes and blacksmith’s work 

repairs on D. & M. Bridge 


$699.37 
660.34 
141.70 
140.00 
1.00 


$1,860.23 


$603.75 
653.62 
122.40 
18.61 
23.85 
119.85 
12.00 


— ed 


$1,554.08 


$859.21 
242.37 
12.50 
50.90 
24.50 
5.95 
42.07 
40.75 
20.57 
40.04 
158.79 


$1,497.65 


year $250.00 


98.73 
36.00 
9.15 
4.48 


$398.36 


15 
Street Lamps (by Kerosene ney 


Paid for oil, S. Walker & Co... ; «> ¥B116, 71 
*>2 ‘repairs lanterns. ' 10.24 
‘¢ «lamp, chimneys, burners, we ‘freight on oil 81.52 
‘¢ “© lighting 52 lamps, and care of, Lyear , ; 400.00 

$608.47 
Street Lamps (by Naphtha). 

Paid S. Walker, for naphtha . $150.82 

‘freight on oil, $13.00; repairs and fixtures, $24, 36 40.36 
‘* lighting and care of 33 lamps 1 year ; ; 245.50 

$436.68 ° 


Paid Dorchester Gas Co., lighting and care2 lamps lyr. $121.64 


Paid G. Vose, care of and oil for 1 lamp 1 year $14.00 
sme aieavcock & Co, = ‘ i : 15.55 
« D. W. Tucker af yi : 6.00 

$35.55 
Miscellaneous Expenses. 

Paid Parker & Gannett, for tools , ; . . $26.13 
fae A, Lucker, for 3 grain chests 15.67 
“« for horse keeping, $69.50; 1 pair wheels for stone 

wagon, $25 . : : 94.50 
«« two street lamps and express : ; ; 16.70 
«cart and harness repairs 4.00 
“« “ scraping ruts, $4.00; pitch- forks, curry- -combs 
and brushes, $4. 29 , 8.29 
ie: | axle oll, $}: 95 ; shoeing horse, 40: repairs 
gutters, $2.85 . : : : ; 5.20 
«« —« Orossman & Cook, for horse . ; : : 250.00 
«« « $43 days labor on culverts —. ; : 109 00 
‘¢ Whall Express, tools . : : : : : 15 
‘« sundry persons, shovelling snow ‘ ; ; A478 95 
$1,009.19 


Amount of superintendent’s salary, 1,000.00 


Stock and Tools in Highway Department. 


3 horses, $500; stone wagon, $125; 3 carts, $185 . $760.00 
3 sets harness, $50; 2 blankets, $1; 3 hay-cutters, $10 61.00 
8 new shovels,$10; 24 old shovels,$12; 4 gravel screens, $20 42.00 
plough and 2 points, $10; road scraper, $20; 2 spades, $1 31.00 
17 picks, $20; 3 iron bars, $4; 3 hoes and 8 rakes, $5 29.00 
4 stone Hamner, $7; stone drills, $35; 2 lanterns, $2 44.00 
4 wooden horses, $10; 1 bush scythe, $9. 503 1 tebe -line, $1 13.50 
3 grain chests, $15: 2 grub hoes, $2 , 17.00 


~ $997.50 


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RECAPITULATION OF HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT. 


North-East Section : : : : ; . $1,860.23 
West : : : : : : ; 1,554.08 | 

South us : ; ? . : : [ 1,497.65 

Care of Bridges : : ; : 398.36 

Street Lamps by Ker osene : : 608.47 

«¢« Naphtha , : 4 436.68 

i ate as : 121.64 

By ev eel ndirviduals., : ; : ’ 35.55 

Miscellaneous Expenses : ; : ; 1,009.19 

Superintendent . 1,000.00 

8,521.85 

Add appraised value stock and tools, 1875, 828.50 

9,350.35 

Deduct appraised value stock and tools, 1876, 997.50 

$8,352.85 

New Road in West District. 
Paid James Whelan, on contract . $2,406.00 
Whitman & Breck, she aaa tg 
construction ; 100.00 2,506.00 
Total outlay on highways, $10,858.85 


Comparative Statement for Sia Years. 


1870, $11,071.48 1872, $11,480.30 1874, $14,607.26 
1871, 19,956.99 1873, 20,040.19 1875, 10,858.85 


FIRE DEPARTMENT, 


Hydrant Engine Company. 


Paid 47 members 1 year’ S service 4 . $235.00 
F. E. Badger, 1 year’s service as steward 50.00 
Shovelling snow, $2; repairs on house, 

$1.50; 1 jack, $3.75; expressage, $4. 90 12.15 
3 lanterns and lettering, $5.25; 3 galls. 

N.F. oil, $6; sperm and kerosene oil 

and hardware, G4. Ona : 4 se LO et 


Amount carried forward, $313.35 


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Amount brought forward, $313.35 
300 feet hose, $279; 2 pieces of suction 


and repairs,on engine, $109.50. . 3888.50 
$ ton coal and split wood, 10.18 ; oil, lock, 
chimney and burners, $6.74 nie! 6,92 


Refreshments, fire, E. H. Adams, $19.44; 
Centre School House, $7.42; « Ferry,’’ 


- a by hy: He . 44.10 
To Boston steamers, Ferry fire . , . 80.00 
Watch at Ferry fire . ; ; ; ; 5.00 
$797.87 
Granite Hook and Ladder Company. 
Paid 25 members 1 year’s service . : Hik2e, 00 
William Welch, 1 year as steward. hla ier’ SUV 
For coal, $5.25; for coal and rope, $5.57 : 
3 lanterns and lettering, $5.25. MOOT 
1 jack and team to fire, $7.75; oil burners, 
keys, &c., $2.45 : J A aE O20) 
Refreshments at fire, E. H. Adams, $6.06 ; 
Centre School House, $7.42 Pea ee 
192.75 
Ninety Hose Company. 
Paid 1 year’s service to members 40.00 
2 lanterns, can & oil, $3.87; oil for hose, $3 6.37 
46.37 
$1,036.99 


Comparative Statement for Six Years. 


1870, $852.27 1872, $512.64 1874, $934.83 
1871, 944.85 1878, 981.39 1875, 1,036.99 


FOLICE DEPARTMENT. 


Paid S. OC. Hebard, 1 year, $1097; Jewett, 9 mos. $828 ; 

Pierce, 65 ds. $195; Noble, $9 ; Severance, $12; watch 

at Centre School, $6. : : : q 2,147.00 
Hand-cuffs, $3; police badge, $1.25 : : 4,25 
Refreshments at lock-up to transients, $16.68: matrasses 

and blankets, $21.60; coal and wood, $11.75; expenses 


of Mrs. Fleming to Taunton Hospital, $18.45 : 68.48 

Distributing town warrants, reports and notices, He- 
bard, $52; Jewett, $24 ’ ; f 76.00 
Hebard, for collecting dog-license fees. ' 40.00 
$2,335.73 


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Comparative Statement for Six Years. 


MISCELLANEOUS TOWN EXPENSES. 


Paid coal, 1-2 ton, Town Hall 
Oil for Town House 
Care of Town House 1 year : 
Care Selectmen’s room, by Hebard 
Rent Selectmen’s room 1 year 
Expressage 


$4.50 
2.60 
47.00 
12.00 
60.00 
3.65 


J.Walter Bradlee, for decorating so soldiers’ s! graves 100.00 


Repairs hearse harness 
Repairing hearse 

Repairs on town scales 
Horse and wagon to Canton 


S. Babcock, use horse and wagon and car fares 50.00 


Charles Breck, surveying 

do. Boundary stones, town lot. 

do. Lock and keys at town house . 
Charles Tileston, repairs to funnel, town hall 


17.45 
45.00 
23.73 

3.00 


5.00 
2.50 
1.00 
2.50 


$379.93 


1870, $416.00 1872, $1,389.64 1874, $1,214.78 
1871, 742.50 1873, 1,272.04 1875, 2,385.73 
PRINTING AND STATIONERY. 
Printing Annnal Report—David Clapp & Son $186.99 
+ Town Warrants, $19; School Reports, 
$76.20; School Programmes, $29 ; 
Tax ie, $7—Rockwell & Churchill 131.20 
Sundry blank books, stationery, stamps and expr. 36.64 
$354.83 
ABATEMENT OF TAXES. 
‘W. B. Weston, real estate $12.60 
A. W. Merriam, + is 18.90 
Heirs of A. Nutter, ‘‘ ue 8,15 
G. W. Houghton, “ 4 1.26 
G. W. Houghton, 1873-74, personal estate 3.30 
62 poll taxes, 1875 124.00 
PRUE I Dekada a @staay (Saas 38.00 
J. D. Bradlee, personal estate, 1874 15.00 
H. 8S. Elkins, : ae 
Josiah Field, BS tf 1813-14 2.70 
$222.66 


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STATE AID TO SOLDIERS’ FAMILIES. 


Paid family of A. G. Hoffman 
«William Buchan 
Mother of Patrick Duncan 
«6 “Samuel Hunt 
Family of George O. Baxter 
ie “ Charles Bronsdon 
Mother of Joseph A. Parsons 


$72.00 
48.00 
48.00 
32.00 
48.00 
48.00 
12.00 


$308.00 


PAY OF TOWN OFFICERS. 


Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the Pipe 


Paid Samuel Babcock 
Henry S. Russell 
T. Edwin Ruggles 


School Committee. 
Paid T. F. Cary 
J. W. Bradlee 
George A. Fletcher 
R. C. Watson 
Jason Houghton 
George Penniman 


Auditors of Accounts. 


Paid E. J. Kendall, D. O. Clark 


Collector of Taxes. 
Paid Simeon Emerson 


Town Clerk. 
Paid H. B. Martin, salary 
Recording 69 births, at 50c. 
- 27 marriages, 15c. 
se 20 deaths, 35c. 
5 Bla on ol Oe 


Town Treasurer. 
Paid Charles Breck, salary : 
Sealer of weights and measures 


$400.00 
300.00 
300.00 
= $7,000.00 


$100.00 
100.00 
100.00 
100.00 
100.00 
100.00 


$600.00 
50.00 
500.00 


$250.00 
34.50 
4.05 
7.00 
3.10 

— $298.65 


$250.00 
15.00 
$265.00 


$2,713.65 


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Comparative Statement for Six Years. 


1870, $2,075.00 1872, $8,897.50 1874, 
1871, 8,223.85 1878, 2.66809 1845, 


$3 408.00 
9,718.65 


Note.—In 1871, 1872, 1874, in above comparative statement, 


Superintendent of Highway’s salary was included. 


OC EVE ERY. 


Town Appropriation 
Income of Landing Places 
Interest of Amory Fund 
Interest of Perpetual Care Fund (J. Ruggles) 
Bnd Ba Hollingsworth) 


7 “ ce “ « (J. Sumner) 
a ‘6 ‘é ‘6 66 (J. Semple) 
‘6 ‘cc ‘“ “6 Foot a Rei 6 Durell) 


Expended as per following 


REPORT OF TRUSTEES. 


Receipts. 


Balance in hands of Trustees, Feb. 1, 1875 
Town Appropriation 

Income of Landing Places 

Interest of Amory Fund 

Interest of Perpetual Care Fund 

Received for hay 5 


‘“ leaves : 
‘“* labor and ex ense on ine for ‘individuals 
p 


“é 


Expen ditures. 


Paid Charles Wadsworth, 192 days labor, at $2.25 
es 16 days labor, at 2.00 


6é 46é 


J. H Packard, 1824 days labor, 2.00 
final f NY 16 days labor, 1. 75 

F’, E. Sanford, 453 days labor, 1.75 
H. Sias, 454 days laboh, 1.75 : 
peas 201 days, horse and cart, 1.50 
J. G. Crossman, 55 days labor, 1:75 


Amount carried forward, 


$2,000.00 - 


267.00 
30.00 
18.00 
18.00 
18.00 
12.00 

9.00 


—— —_—_—__. 


$2,372.00 


$46.50 
2,000.00 
267.00 
30.00 
75.00 
20.00 
7.00 
413.74 


—_—_—_— 


$2,859.24 


$432.00 
32.00 


1323 days, horse and eart,1 50 198.75 


365.00 


28.00 


79.62 
79.62 
33.75 
96.25 


$1,344.99 


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Amount brought forward, $1,344.99 

J. Fitzpatrick, 584 days labor, 1.75 102.37 
A. E. Hunt, 54 days labor, 1. 15 9.62 
T. Pond, bE days labor, 1. 15 3 9.62 
J. McCloud, 54 days labor, Ryden te 9.62 
Ellwanger and Barry, for trees and shrubs 90.90 
M. Lahey, 155 ft. capping 54.25 
A. HE. Hunt, 4 cords manure delivered ; 40.00 
Ae Whitemore, blank books and stationery 4.62 
J. Breck & Sons, ‘tools and grass seed 16.55 
J. T. Hunt, 48 cords manure, 9.00 41.62 
Corliss & Co., for stone and labor 296.20 
C. H. Nute, 4a cords manure, 9.00 37.12 
S L. Tucker, 5 cords manure, 10.00, delivered 50.00 
W. Cunningham, laying 54 rods well, 3.00 162.00 
J. A. Tucker, labor and lumber 6.03 
B. T. Wells, trees and plants 11.30 
J. Vose, plants and flowers 32.00 
pine WR Tucker, 2 spades 2.50 
J. Breck & Co. ., Scythes and vines 19.50 
R. L. Chapman, painting 1.00 
L. V. Bronson, ploughing 6.00 
W. Preston, grass seed . .88 
A. K. Teele, for expressage . : 4,20 
pas SOs snd 3 use:of plough, 25 1.00 
Pao +s’ postage stamps and deeds 7.00 


“ «© services and use of horse in cemetery 250.00 
Loss on old bills : : 9.00 
J. Craig, 106 loads oravel, oT 10.60 
J. Nute, whitening tomb 3.00 
S. Churchill, 50 loads gravel, 10 5.00 
RM. Todd, bill for services. 20.00 
Charles Wadsworth, 264 days, 2.00; “18 days b horse 

and cart, 1.50 ; ; 80.00 
J.H. Packard, 224 days, 15 38.93 
$2,177.42 

Uncollected bills ‘ - : : 77.50 

Cash on hand . ; : : A : 4,32 
— 81.82 
$2,859.24 


The Trustees of Milton Cemetery herewith present their annual 
report, for the year ending Feb. 1, 1876. 

They have paid into the treasury of the town for one lot sold, 
two hundred and eighteen dollars; and also for the perpetual 
care of two lots, four hundred and fifty dollars. 


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The Trustees have, for a long time, been embarrassed in their 
endeavors to give the Cemetery a uniform appearance of neatness 


and care, from want of authority to take possession of lots deserted - 


by their proprietors. They have, therefore, prepared the form of 
a deed, to be given to all who shall hereafter become owners, by 
purchase, or by right of citizenship, authorizing the Town to 
enforce the care of all neglected lots, and to take possession of 
those deserted. They recommend the acceptance of this by the 
Town. 

A due proportion of the appropriation of the year has been 
expended on the new purchase. A solid and substantial wall has 
been laid along a part of the eastern line, and the foundation has 
been prepared for continuing the work next year. A small 
portion of the appropriation has been reserved for moving stone 
for this purpose, over the low places, during the winter. 

For the necessary care of the grounds now in use, and for the 
gradual improvement of the new part, the Trustees recommend 
an appropriation of the same amount as last year. 

They renewedly commend to your continual regard these 
beautiful grounds, where rest the loved and mourned. 


Respectfully submitted, 


0. W. PEABODY, 
R. M. TODD, 
SAMUEL BABCOCK, 
JOHN TOLMAN, 

A. K, TEELE, 


Se eee 


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PUBLIC LIBRARY. 


Town Appropriation, including dog license money $2,710.25 


TREASURER’S REPORT. 


Receipts. 


Balance in hands of Treasurer, Feb. 6, 1875 
Town Appropriation : : : 

$4 4A dog license money 
From Librarian for fines ; ’ 


Expenditures. 


Paid A. Mudge & Son, for printing bulletin 
Rockwell & Churchill, for covers, 
printing, &c. ‘ 
Noyes, Holmes & Co., “for books 
Lockwood, Brooks & Gy 8 
Little, Brown & Oo. 4 ‘ 
Willmer & Rogers, News Co. y for 
periodicals . . 
Littell & Gay, for periodicals 
L, C. Bowles, -‘‘ 
Lockwood, Brooks & Co. for periodicals 
Comstock & Cline, for Atlas of Norfolk 
County i 
Milton Post Office, for rent of box 
J. Durell, for oil, chimneys, &e. . 
Geo. Haynes & Son, for chimneys, &e. 
Dorchester Gas Light Co., for gas 
L. N. Godfrey & Co., for coal 
C. E. Whall’s Express 
C. Brewer, for insurance 
Miss J. E. Emerson, librarian, 1 year 
do. for furnishing substitute 2 weeks 


$168.68 


2,200.00 


510.25 
65.71 
$2,944.64 


ee 


$49.87 


45,25 
190.29 
595.09 

16.12 


14.00 
8.00 
5.00 

43.00 


10.00 
1.00 
5.15 
2.85 

17.20 

13.63 
9.30 

90.00 

300.00 

12.00 


do. for cash paid for incidental expenses 8.75 


E. J. Baker, for rent of building 


Extra Expenditures. 


Paid F. M. Severance, for eee ees 
building 
Dorchester Gas Light Co., fy JOE pipes, 
metre, &c. : 


Amounts carried forward, 


165.25 
$1,601.75 


$840.26 
12.54 


$852.80 $1,601.75 


24 


Amounts brought forward, $852.80 $1,601.75 


Geo. Haynes & Son, for gas fixtures . 26.00 
Torrey, Bright & Capen, for carpet . 40.99 
C. Brewer, for insurance. 6.50 
T. Hager, for grading in front of building 15.00 
C. Tileston, for stove, &c. . : 38.75 
J. Nute, for whitewashing . ; : 3.00 
983.04 
2,584.79 
Balance in hands of the Treasurer, Feb. 11, 1876 359.85 
Audited by Geo. K. Gannett, $2,944.64 
for Trustees. 
GEORGE VOSE, 
Treasurer. 


The Trustees of the Public Library again congratulate the town 
on the continued success of their Library, and would refer to 
their Treasurer’s report for a full account of the expenditures. 

During the year, the addition to the Library Building, made 
necessary by the want of shelf-room, has been completed, and 
we now have ample room. Valuable donations of books have been 
received. Mr. H. P. Kidder has continued his yearly contribu- 
tion, Dr. B. E. Cotting has sent us a volume of his valuable 
addresses, and others have generously given. The number of 
books added during the year was four hundred and fifty-two, and 
the bulletin of these will soon be distributed. A special effort 
was made this year to increase the number of books for the young, 
with the hope of interesting a larger number of our youngest 
readers, and your Trustees have to report a gratifying result. 


A. L. HOLLINGSWORTH, 
For the Trustees. 


REAL: 


ESTIMATED VALUE OF TOWN PROPERTY, 
REAL AND PERSONAL. 


West School-house and lot 

East School-house and lot 

North School-house and lot . 
South School-house and lot . 
Centre School-house and lot 
Pleasant St. School-house and lot 
Town House and lot of 44 acres . 


Town Farm House and Stable and 
40 acres 


Hydrant Engine-house and land 


Landing place and 2 acres above, 
at Lower Mills 


Landing place at Gulliver’s Creek 
Beal marsh, 1 acre 


PrersonaL: 6 shares Blue Hill Bank 


Fire Engine, hose, hook and ladder 
Stock and Tools at Town Farm 
66 66 6é 66 Highways 


Town Scales, Weights and Measures 


12 Hand Fire Pumps 


$6,000.00 
5,000.00 
5,000.00 
2,000.00 
3,000.00 
1,000.00 
6,000.00 


10,000.00 
1,000.00 


8,000.00 
200.00 
100.00 


—— $47,800.00 


600.00 
700.00 
793.00 
997.00 
500.00 

60.00 


Total Estimated Value, 


3,650.00 


_——_— 


$51,450.00 


REPORT OFucccccccccccccccvecccscsvccees 
Receipts. 
1875. 
Feb. 1. To balance of cash on hand $12,522.18 
1. “ dividend on expired policy on Engine 
House, Engine Carriage, &c 12.50 
6. ‘* dividend on expired policy, Centre 
School House 15.00 
6. ‘* cash received of State Treasurer, bal- 
ance of corporation tax 41.88 
April 24. ‘ of Simeon Emerson, Collector of Taxes 
for 1874 600.00 
‘« two copies of Mr. Robbins’s ; Address sold .50 
‘‘ dividend on 6 shares Blue Hill Bank 
Landing Place Fund .. 24.00 
May 9. “ cash of R. L. Chapman, rent of Land- 
ing place 1 year 25.00. 
“4 Pole UO, wo, srodirey, rent of Landing 
place 6 mos. 50.00 
LCS SO tars Ww. Nickerson, ‘rent of Landing 
place 6 mos... 50.00 
22. ‘* Simeon Emerson, Collector tax of 1874 800.00 
22. ‘* hired of Mary R. Tucker . : 700.00 
June 4, “ ss «* Oren Wetherbee 1300.00 
Aes « «Blue Hill Bank 4 mos. 3000.00 
SRY en yt: Aa La SA thal "4 mos. 2000.00 
10. ‘ of Simeon Emerson, Collector of taxes | 
for 1874. 500.00 
24. ‘** of Samuel Babcock, for Old Hose sold 23.00 
i eae eon OF Blne Hill Bank 4 mos. 3000.00 
Auge 28. 6 Ba bi “ ‘¢ 4 mos. 3000.00 
Sept. 4. ‘* of Simeon eaves Collector of taxes 
1873, balance 200.00 
4AM NOT Simeon Emerson, Collector of taxes 
1874 400.00 
16. ‘‘ dividend on expired policy West 
School House . 15.00 
16. ‘* dividend on expired policy “West 
School House . 24.00 
18. ‘* hired of Blue Hill Bank 3 mos. 3000.00 
25. ‘ of A. K. Teele, for perpetual care of 
Miss M. A. Hobart’s Lot in 
Cemetery 150.00 
Dae aie OLo Walle Blanchard, income of Hay 
Scales 4 15.00 
Oct. 2. ‘ dividend on 6 shares in Blue Hill 
Bank Landing place fund . 18.00 
2. “ hired at Blue Hill Bank 2 mos. ; 6000.00 
30. “ <A. K. Teele, for perpetual care of 
Charles Taylor’ s Lot in Cemetery 300.00 
‘* refunded by A. K. Teele, overdrawn 
on account of Cemetery Appropr. 33.00 
Amount carried forward, $37,819.00 


Desetelsssateenessesccsscseere TOWN TREASURER. 


Mar. 


12. 


April 15. 
May 6. 


July 


Aug. 
Sept. 


Oct. 


Nov. 


Dec. 


iw) 


bo 
PS bee et eee oe 


Wr NDNNNNR TE 
Pa ren ne ee Oe ee 


Expenditures. 


2 DY; Paying insurance on engine house, en- 


gine, hooks, ladders and carriage . 
insurance on Gentre School House . 
State treasurer, balance overpaid on 

bank tax 
Mary A. Tucker, in part of town note 
Anthony C. Gardner, interest on note 
Mary R. Tucker, interest on note 
Delight Semple ix b 
Lavina Field, a ag 
Anthony C. Gardner, in part of note 
discount on note at Blué Hill N. Bank 
Miss E. T. L. Reed, in part of note 
Isaac ©. Gulliver, interest on note 
Anthony 0. Gardner, note and interest 

in full ; 
Clara Breck, interest on aeRO. : 
Joseph Sias, for rent of Centre 

School House lot, one year to date 
discount on town note at Blue Hill 

Nat. Bank ; 
discount on town note ‘at do. do. 
discount on town note at do. do. 
insurance on West School House, 

$4000 . 
discount on note at Blue Hill Nat. 

Bank : j 
discount on note at ‘do. do. 
town note at Bank : 

J. W. Babcock, int. on note one year 
Trustees of the McLean Fund, in- 
terest on note 
town note at bank . 
Miss E. T. L. Reed, interest on note 
Clara Breck, interest on note . 
State tax for 1875 
note at bank . 
Nathan Crossman, interest on note 
one year. 
N. WV. Hastings, note. 
4: interest on the Bove 
Mary R. Tucker, note. 
y interest on the above 

‘e AS note. 
interest on the above 
Note at Blue Hill National Bank 
Insurance on Town House . 

N. W. Hasting, balance of note 
3 interest on the above 


éé oe 


Amount carried forward, 


$51.00 
51.00 


5.34 
50.00 
75.00 
29.62 
60.00 
36.00 
50.00, 
71.75 

200.00 
30.00 


1215.62 
12.00 


6.00 


47.83 
71 75 
71.75 


102.00 


54.25 
73.50 

3000.00 
60.00, 


120.00 
2000.00 
3000.00 

58.67 
6.00 
6420.00 
6000.90 


15.00 
200.00 
12.25 
450.00 
18.45 
700.00 
23.91 
3000.00 
37.00 
600.00 
42.00 


$28,127.69 


Dec. 


1876. 


Jan. 


Feb. 


i 


21. 


22. 


27. 


29. 
29. 
29. 


else Speaks eB 


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REPORT OBeeeecececccccccccces 


Receipts. 
Amount brought forward, 


. To cash hired of Mrs. Louisa C. Williams 


of S. Emerson, Collector taxes of 1875 


6c ‘6 


of A. K. Teele, Lot in Gamers 


sold to Tappan . ‘ 
of G. K. Gannett, for pasture of town 
land . 


of State Treasurer for corporation tax 

of State Treasurer for Bank tax 

TEMS Cae Ag ‘¢ Soldiers Aid 

‘¢ §. Emerson, Collector taxes 1875 

dividend on expired policy on Town 
House 

of S. Babcock, from ‘town of Quincy 
for Board of Wm. Buchan at 
State Reform School : 

of the same, for ton of coal for Mrs. 
Buchan 


of S. Emerson, Collector taxes 1875 

O. 8S. Godfrey, for rent of Landing 
place,6 mos. . 

of §S. Cook, for old horse $95, old 
plank $5 

dividend on expired policy, S. School 
House 

dividend on expired policy, Pleasant 
St. School House . 

of S. Emerson, Collector taxes 1875 

of C. Sanford, inc. from Poor Farm 

of G. W.N ickerson, rent of Landing 
place 6 mos. . 

of city of Boston, for assistance to 
Samuel Sias 

of State, this town’s proportion of 
State School fund . 

of S. Emerson, Collector taxes ‘1815. 

of County Treasurer, dog tax refunded 

of 8. L. Tucker, for rent of Harland 
St. house lot i 

of W. P. Blanchard, income of hay 
scales : 

of S. Emerson, Collector taxes 1875 

of S. Emerson, interest on back taxes of 
1874 

of 8. Babcock, oldi iron and stove from 
Centre School : 

of S. Emerson, Collector taxes ‘1875. 


CHARLES BRECK, Z'reasurer. 


$37,819.06 


100.00 
3000.00 
5000.00 


218.00 


25.00 
7635.15 
5523.59 

360.00 


20,000.00 


18.00 


27.50 
8.25 
6500.00 
50.00 
30.00 
6.50 
5.00 
1597.68 
170.30 
50.00 
16.50 
111.87 
2000.00 
550.25 
6.00 


10.90 
1800.00 


42.70 


14.80 
400.00 


$93,097.05 


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[28 Peas Gaaw reverts © TOWN TREASURER (continued). 


Expenditures. 


1875. Amount brought forward, $28,127.69 

Dec. 29. By Paying Lavina Field, note for 600.00 

ag interest on the above 24 00 

Baye st J. W. Babcock, note’. 1000 00. 

ures as. a at interest on the above 20.00 

Bis! Hliphalet Sias, note for . 2000.00 

est ‘« interest on the note . 120 00 

3 Oo Town note at bank 3000.00 

bien t! Charlotte Wadsworth, Wate ag 1600.00 

SL .teif! i int. on the above 128.75 

ot tad J " note for . : 300.006 

pas 1. ‘¢ ‘§ ys! int. on the above 34.50 

1876. 

water l. S,S. Somes, note for 700.00 

he i ot interest on the above . 40.25 

af Trustees of the McLean Fund note 2000.00 

1 aes Rf int. on above 20.00 

oa, 88 Mrs. Louisa C. Williams, note 800.00 

1 a i “ sit. on above 48.00 

era + A, cs note . : 100.00 

ieee . =] ae int. on above LS 

aan * Isaac C. Gulliver, note for 500.00 

Ae ft hs iy interest on eae 18.00 

 L Oren Wetherbee, note 1300.00 

Ayer! ee $4 interest on above 45.50 

seas: Clara Breck, note 200.00 

Aylntt a interest on labbve 6.20 

aap). ff kf ef note 100.00 

eed cf vg interest on ‘above .0d 

| ee 1S OGG 5900.00 

2 dy a“ i“ interest on ‘above 29.75 

ets Delight Semple, note : 1000.00 

Att a interest on above : 40.00 

aa Miss EK. r L. Reed, note for . 600.00 

fe ‘¢ int. on above . 8 62 

hos! as ty “««  palance of note 150.00 

| See? cad . (Sint. On above’. 2.00 

Bike < Nathan Crossman, balance of note 250.00 

20 ES es pe int. on above 1.50 

ot Dace Mrs. Harriet Rowe, note 1220.80 

Oa. °° J < too inbw On above 85 45 

2 Insurance on South School House . 33.50 

Cus ‘¢ Pleasant St. “4 26.00 
Bee). °*' Corporation tax refunded to State 

a Treasurer 98.76 

47,081.07 

246 orders drawn by the Selectmen 44,386.17 

Cash on hand ; , 1,629.81 

$93,097.05 


CHARLES BRECK, Treasurer. 


3* 


1875. 
March 12. 
April 15. 
May 6. 


Pa PR RP Sm! 


bh bo 
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30 


NOTES PAID TO INDIVIDUALS. 


A. C. Gardner, 


Mary R. Tucker, $50. 


Delight Semple, 
Lavina Field, 


A. C. Gardner, note in part, 50. 
Fea lcetiatee dst as 200. 


Isaac C. Gulliver, 


A. C. Gardner, balance of note, 1,200. 


Clary Breck, 

J. W. Babcock, 

Trustees of McLean Fund, 
EK. T. L. Reed, 

Clara Breck, 

Nathan Crossman, 


N. W. Hastings, note, 200. 
Mary R. Tucker, balance, 450. 

‘f LN note, 700. 
N. W. Hastings, if 600. 
Lavina Field, 4 600. 
J. W. Babcock, “ 1,000. 
Eliphalet Sias, ‘i 2,000. 
Charlotte Wadsworth, 2 notes, 2,100. 
5. 5S. Somes, note, 700. 
Trustees McLean Fund, ‘ 2,000. 
Louisa C. Williams, 2 ‘ 900. 
Isaac C. Gulliver, v4 500. 
Oren Wetherbee, Sign OOO, 
Clara Breck, Cress 800. 
Delight Semple, oes, 0003 
EK. T. L. Reed, Dante 750. 
Nathan Crossman, As 250. 
Mrs. Harriet Rowe, to lee20.o0) 

$18,520.80 
Add 50.00 


Int. 
$75.00 
29.62 
60.00 
36.00 


30.00 
15.62 
12.00 
60.00 
120.00 
58.67 
6.00 
15.00 
12.25 
18.45 
23.91 
42.00 
24.00 
20.00 
120.00 
163.25 


40.25 
20.00 
49.25 
18.00 
45.50 
36.50 
40.00 
10.62 

1.50 
85.45 


$1,273.84 
15.00 


$18,570.80 $1,288.84 


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3] 


INSURANCE PAID. 


Engine House, Engine, Hooks, Ladders and 
Carriage : 3 

Centre School-house . 

West School-house 

Town House . 

South School-house 

Pleasant St. School-house . 


NOTES PAID AT BANK HIRED IN 


$2,000.00 
2,000.00 
4,000.00 
1,200.00 
1,300.00 
1,000.00 


$51.00 
51.00 
102.00 
37.00 
33.50 
26.00 


$300.50 


ANTICIPATION OF 


TAXES. 
1875. 

Oct. 9. Note of Blue Hill Nat. Bank $3,000 interest $71.75 
soo UT idls SRCOPSIR RNC SP 2,000 « 47.83 
i 66 6c a 66 66 3,000 66 71.75 
Dec. 4. 6 (6 46 ‘6 66 6 6,000 66 73.50 
a1 66 6 66 ‘6 66 66 3,000 ‘6 54.25 

81 ‘6 66 6 ‘6 46 46 3,000 66 71.75 
$20,000 $390.83 


32 


RECAPITULATION OF TOWN DEBT. 


Note and Interest still due : ) : $22.01 
Balance in Treasury : : ; 2,840.18 
Uncollected Taxes, 1874 . : ; : 200.00 
Ie Ret ee : ; : 2,400.00 

$4,940.18 

Balance cash assets : ; : $4,918.17 


Tue Auditors herewith submit the Thirty-ninth Town Report, 
being for the year ending February 1, 1876. 

They have examined the books and vouchers of the Town Offi- 
cers, and find them correct, and the condition of the Almshouse 
is entirely satisfactory. 

The debt of the town has been discharged, and a balance re- 
mains in the treasury. As usual, the treasurer will need authority 
to raise money for current expenses in advance of collections. 

In the collections of the town will be noticed the item of 
$710.37, received from the State for account of back pay of sol- 
diers. This debt to the town has been recovered by the persis- 
tent efforts of the Selectmen through three years of representa- 
tions and correspondence. 

The Auditors have pleasure in expressing their appreciation of 
the clear and business-like manner in which the town accounts 
have been presented for their inspection by its officers, especially 
all those directly under the care of the chairman of the ‘Selectmen. 

Mr. Charles Breck contributes an interesting reference to the 
town accounts of a former year, to be found on last page. 


EDWARD CUNNINGHAM, ) 4, 9 
EDWARD J. KENDALL, sangre 


ESTIMATE OF APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE ENSUING 


YEAR. 

For Schools . : ; : ; é : $12,000.00 

Poor ; 3,000.00 
‘ Highways, including Superintendent's Salary 10,000.00 
‘‘ Fire Department. 500.00 
‘“« Town Officers : : ; : ‘ ~ 8,500.00 
ee Police): ‘ ¢ ; : 5 2,000.00 
‘¢ Gollection of Taxes’ ; : : ; ‘ 500.00. 
‘¢ Abatement of Taxes j : : : : 300.00 
“ Printing and Shree ; 400.00 
‘« Cemetery ‘ , : : : 2,000.00 
‘¢ Library . ‘ i ; ; 1,000.00 
‘¢ Miscellaneous ‘Expenses , : : 1,000.00 
‘¢ Interest . : : c : i 4 ; 500.00 


$36,700.00 


LOWS STATISTICS. 


TOWN OFFICERS OF MILTON FOR THE YEAR 18%. 


Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the Poor. 


SAMUEL BABCOCK, HENRY 8S. RUSSELL, 
T. EDWIN RUGGLES. 


Town Clerk. Town Treasurer. 
HENRY B. MARTIN. CHARLES BRECK. 
School Committee. 
JASON HOUGHTON, J. WALTER BRADLEY, 
R. C. WATSON, *GEORGE A. FLETCHER, 
TIMOTHY: F: CLARY, *GEORGE PENNIMAN. 


Surveyor of Highways. 
SAMUEL COOK, 


Constables. 


SAMUEL C. HEBARD, CALVIN SANDFORD, LEANDER A. CHASE, 
JONAS W. JEWETT, J. H. FARRINGTON, JOSEPH NOBLE. 


Coilector of Taxes. 
SIMEON EMERSON. 


Auditors. 
EDWARD J. KENDALL, EDWARD CUNNINGHAM, D. O. CLARK. 


Trustees of Cemetery. 


OLIVER W. PEABODY, ROBERT M. TODD, SAMUEL BABCOCK, 
JOHN TOLMAN, *ALBERT K. TEELE. 


Fence Viewers. 
CICERO CUTTING, SAMUEL COOK, HENRY VOSE. 


Trustees of Public Library. 


JOHN H. MORISON, JAMES M. ROBBINS, *GEORGE VOSE, 
ALBERT K. TEELE, GEORGE K. GANNETT, *EDWARD L. PIERCE, 
A. L. HOLLINGSWORTH, ELWIN D. WADSWORTH, *W.B. WESTON. 


Surveyors of Lumber. 
ROBERT M. TODD, THOMAS T. WADSWORTH, JOHN H. BURT, 


DAVID W. TUCKER, OREN BATES, PATRICK McDERMOTT. 
Firewards. 
WM. S. LEAVITT (Chief), OTIS SKINNER, NATHAN CROSSMAN, JR., 
RUFUS L. CHAPMAN, CICERO CUTTING, J. WALTER BRADLEE, 
DAVID W. TUCKER, JOHN B. BADGER, JOHN H. BURT. 
Pound Keeper. 


ISAAC C. GULLIVER. 


Representatives to General Court for the Eleventh Norfolk District. 
EDWARD L. PIERCE, of Milton. ELIJAH A. MORSE, of Canton. 


* Terms expire March, 1876. 


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34 


REGISTRY OF BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS, 
IN 1875. 


In the publication of the registration of this town, it is proposed 


to take a slight departure from the former manner of registration © 


by publishing the names, and date of birth, of all children born in 
the town, during the year, omitting all the other items required 
by law, and which are made a part of the complete registration ; 
the principal object being to afford an opportunity for the supply 
of any omissions, or the correction of any errors which may ap- 
pear, and the undersigned respectfully requests the coéperation of 
the citizens, in his endeavors to have the records of the town true 


and reliable in every particular. 
HENRY B. MARTIN, Town Clerk, 


BIRTHS. 


The whole number of Births registered in 1875, was 69. Males, 39 ; 
Females, 30, as follows :— 


Jan. 1. Lavinia Bunton Brackett. June 24. James Irving Moulton. 


«© 3. + Edward Shute Andrews. July Catherine Lahey. 
*¢ 20. Ralph Carver Durham. ‘¢” 19, Grace Webster Fletcher. 
‘¢ 23. +~—Ella Grace Littlefield. — ‘¢ 91. Francis Joseph Melvin. 
<¢ 25. Annie Jane Nolan. «© 21. MartinJas. Boyle, 2,7; 
<¢ 30. Nettie Sumner. ‘© 621. ©. Josephine Boyle, ; batt 
Feb. 9. Daniel Thomas Flynn. ee Ue Libby. 
‘¢ 14, Elsie Marion Brown. Aug. 17. Burns. 
«¢ 16. Joseph Leary. <6” 24, Minnie Joyce. 
‘¢ 27. +Hugh Travers. ‘© 629. Anna Russell. 
Mar. 5. Chester R. Kibble. Sept. 6. FrederickFrancis Hockaday 
cs 9. Hattie Louise Gannett. «¢ 8. John Daniel Clements. 
‘¢ 15. Ella Murphy. ‘ «¢  =§§, Annia Laura McCombie. 
Att We Dewire. 6 15. Frank Griffin Crafts. 
Ste LE Craig. ‘¢ 18, Herbert Henry Edwards. 
‘¢ —§23. Mary Mullen. ‘© 96. Margaret Teresia McKay. 
April 5. Charles Callahan. ‘© 29. Henry Morcombe Capen. 
‘© 8. + Joseph Arthur Blake. Oct. 1. Joseph Patrick Donovan. 
“8. ~=Edgar McLeod. ‘¢ 15. Morris Dinneen. 
‘¢ 10. Edward 8. Shepherd. os IE Jennison. 
‘¢ 10. Margaret Sutermeister Cute Flemming. 
‘¢ 21. Louis Ellis Vose. ‘¢ 690. Irving Hathaway. 
“¢ 22. William Benson. _ §© 23, Mary Ellen Barry. 
May 5. William J. Mitchell. ‘6 24, William Francis Farrell. 
ss = 6.:~=«~Frank Allen Choate. ‘¢ 26. Bertha Bloxham. 
** 10. Francis Hickey. ‘¢ 31. Mark Hopkins. 
‘¢ 13. Mary Chamberlaine. Nov. 14. William Graney. 
‘¢ 15. Mary Flanagan. ‘¢ 17. Lewis Hobart Kenney. 
«| 618. Atty Ellen Craig. “«¢ 19. Margaret Hannah McKay. 
‘¢ 21. Robert Albert Robertson. s* 95, Pauline Barnard. 
June 1. Lucy Seward Haton. ‘© 98.. Philip Finnegan. 
«* 8. Carrie Ethel Gardner. «© 29, Sarah Elizabeth Hight. 
‘¢ 10. Bridget Gibbons. Dec. 1. William Gordon Stuart Mc- 
gad: CT Tappan. : Intire. 
‘6. 21, Mary Effie Prescott. s© 692. + Ida Glover. 


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The parentage of the children is as follows :— 


Both parents American, 26 + Both parties Scatch, 2 
6 se) Irish. 21 - ‘¢ Nova Scotian, 1 
Fathers. Mothers. 
American, ; - English, 2 
American, : : Irish, 2 
American, ‘ : Scotch, 1 
American, , : Nova Scotian, 2 
English, ; ’ American, 3 
English, . : ‘ Scotch, 1 
Trish, : : é American, 2 
Trish, : - : Scotch, 1 
Trish, : ; : Nova Scotian, 1 
Trish, . ’ 4 Born at Sea, 1 
German, . ‘ : American, . 1 
Nova Scotian, . F Trish, i) 
New Brunswick, : English, 1 


69 
MARRIAGES. 


The whole number of Marriages registered in Milton for the year 1875, 


1875. 
Jan. 6.—John Graham and Sarah J. Maxwell, both of Milton. 
Jan. 14.—Timothy R. Cowls, of Milton, and Elizabeth A. Ferry, of Canton. 
Jan. 21.—George James, of Boston, and Rose E. Crockett, of Milton. 
Feb. 10.—Nathaniel C. Sias and Annie C. Hauser, both of Milton. 
Feb. 11.—Charles A. Haggett and Mary A. McDonald, both of Milton. 
Mar. 31.—George B. Gardner and Sylvania E. Kimball, both of Milton. 
May 7.—James Gardner, of Boston, and Mary F. McKay, of Milton. 
May 11.—Edward M. Cary, of Boston, and Alice H. Forbes, of Milton. 
May 17.—Martin Burns and Catherine Flanagan, both of Milton. 
May 18.—Joseph Haven, of Milton, and Rebecca E. Chase, of New- 
Bedford. [ Milton. 
May 29.—Charles S. Denham, of Rockland, and Martha M. Everson, of - 
June 1.—James F. Staniels, of Boston, and Margaret A. Hall, of Milton. 
June 19.—Hilary Bygrave and Amy Crosby, both of Milton. 
Aug. 4.—Charles A. Hunt, of Milton, and Annie M. Kingham, of Boston. 
Sept. 11.—Edward Finn and Ellen Griffin, both of Milton. [ Milton. 
Oct. 22.—Leonard Wood, of Providence, R. I., and Almira B. Baker, of 
Oct. 29.—Warren F. Keene, of Milton, and Mary J. Guild, of Canton. 
Oct. 30.—James H. Dudley, Jr., and Mary 8. Twombly, both of Milton. 
Nov. 5.—Albion E. Leavitt, of Milton, and Annie H. Holmes, of Fox- 
croft, Me. 
Nov. 10.—William Peden and Bridget Haley, both of Milton. 
Nov. 11.—Charles F. Hardwick, of Quincy, and Annie W. Clapp, of 
Milton. 
Nov. 15.—Edward E. Cowls, of Milton, and Cornelia B. Perry, of Bel- 
chertown. 
Dec. 1.—Henry E. Sheldon, of Milton, and Ella F. Staniels, of Boston. 
Dec. 14.—Webber Sawyer, of Medfield, and Caroline E. Kendall, of Milton. 
Dec. 18.—Philip Lahey, of Milton, and Margaret Heatherston, of Quincy. 
Dec. eae Nickerson, of Milton, and Mary E. Wall, of Wins- 
low, Me. 
Dec. 28.—Albert T. Twombly, of Milton, and Mary E. Tolman, of Boston. 
Both parties American, 19 Ireland and P. KE. Island, 1 
6 +6 I yish; 3 New Brunswick and Ireland, 1 
American and Nova Scotian, 1 English and American, 1 


was 27, as follows :— 


American and P. E. Island, 1 —27 


DEATHS REGISTERED IN MILTON IN 1875. 
WHote No. 52. Manes, 22; Fremares, 30. 


Age. 
Date of : 
An NAMES. ylal 3g 2 | Place of Birth. Disease. 
e mH Cs} 
- alrleia 
1875. 
Jan. 3| Lyman W. Senter mM. | 56} 3] O| N. Hampshire | Pulmon’y Abscess 
Jan. 7| Charles Tucker M. | 74 | 10 | 17 | Dorchester Pneumonia 
Jan. 10| Charlotte Gould F, | 81 | 10! 0} Milton Congestion 
Jan. 16 | George F. Harris M. | 37 | 6/] O|} New York Heart Disease 
Jan. 16| Josiah F. Twombly M.| 60] 0} O|} Milton, N.H. | Bright’s Disease 
Jan. 16| Jonathan T. Beal M.|51| 3{| 7 Milton Convulsions 
Feb. 2| Nettie Sumner F. 0} 0| 44] Milton Unknown 
Feb. 4} John H. Adams M. | 67} 0} O| Braintree Dis. of Kidneys 
Feb. 12 | Ebenezer W. Califf M. | 67 | 7 | 27 | Walpole Typhoid Fever 
Feb. 12 | Josie Mitchell F. 0} 1] 21) Milton Cholera Infantum 
Mar. 8| Charles Taylor M.| 74] 3{ O| Milton Dis. of Bladder 
Mar. 17 Dewire RF. 0} 0} O| Milton Stillborn 
Mar. 21 | Catherine Dewire F. | 35} 0| 0} Ireland Rupture 
Mar. 23 | Mary L. B. Tappan F. | 4] 2 23] Brookline Menin. Apoplexy 
April 8 | Thomas Callahan M.| 86] 0} 0} Ireland Old Age 
April 26 | Susan A. Twombly F. | 26] 0] 0| Dorchester Phthisis 
April 27 | Emma Rothe F. 0|10/ oO} Boston Pneumonia 
May 1/| Jonathan Martin M. | 89] 51! 3 | Haverhill Old Age 
May 24/ Sarah M. Foss F. | 51] 0| 1] E.Stoughton | Consumption 
May 29} George M. Waterhouse| M.| 1} 3] 0 | Milton Convulsions 
June 3| William P. Swift M. | 54/ 5! 0O| Milton Disease of Brain 
June 6] Mary R. Vose F. | 60} 5] 0} Mason, N.H. | Consumption 
June 16| George H. Ferry M. | 22 | 10] 3 | Milton dyphot Fever 
June 22 Tappan M.!| 0] 0} 7 | Milton Infantile 
July 2| William Sharp M.| 72| 8| 7] England Rupture 
July 2| Thomas S. Briggs M.| 77] 0] 13} Milton Gangrene 
July 13 | Dorothea Craig F. | 59] 0} O| Ireland Abscess 
July 18| Ida L. Telless F. 1] 4 | 12 | So. Boston Scrofula 
July 21] Celia J. Boyle F.} 0] 0} 1] Milton Infantile 
July 21 | Bridget Gibbons F. | 80} 1] 12 | Milton Unknown 
July 23} Susan Sumner F. | 73 | 41] 0 | Dorchester Paralysis 
July 28| Lucinda F. Severance | F. | 34| 8| 0 | Knox, Me. Consumption 
July 31] Ellen W. Baldwin F. | 56] 0| 0} Boston Tumor 
Aug. 6 Libby M.!| 0} O|} 74} Milton Infantile 
Aug. 7| Elsie M. Brown FR. 0; 5] 23} Milton Cholera Infantum 
Aug. 11| Sarah Laffey F. | 14| 8| 0 | Roxbury Consumption 
Aug. 15 | Marion S. Buck F.{| 0] 9| 15] Milton Cholera Infantum 
Aug. 17 ——Burns M.| 0| 0| 0] Milton Stillborn 
Aug. 19 | William J. Mitchell M.| 0| 3] 14} Milton Cholera Infantum 
Aug. 26 | Katie Welch F.{.1] 2] 0| Milton Cholera Infantum 
Sept. 4] Alfred Johnson M.| 62] 2] 2] Canton Peritonitis 
Sept. 13 | Mary L. Thompson F. | 69} 90| O| Portsm’th, n.a.| Disease of Liver 
Sept. 14 | Mary H. Emerson F. | 1]°0] 0} Milton Convulsions 
Sept. 17 | Mary B. Webb F. {| 19] 7 | 0} Augusta, Me. | Bright’s Disease 
Oct. 4/{ Sarah A. Baxter F.|70| 9] 0O| Natick Disease of Heart 
Oct. 19 Fleming M.| 0| O| O}| Milton Stillborn 
Nov. 3} Samuel Littlefield M.| 72 | 4{ 0O|} Milton Consumption 
Noy 6] Margaret A. Telless F. | 34} 2 | 13 | Cornwallis,n.s.| Consumption 
Nov. 8| Ellen J. Magee F- | 43 | 0] O| Ireland Consumption 
Nov. 13} Ann Bass F, {| 63} 6] 6] Quincy Disease of Liver 
Dec. 1] Sally B. Smith F. | 74| 6] O| Needham Pneumonia 
Dec. 16} Sarah 8. Copeland F. | 75 | 2| 0} Plymouth Pneumonia 


Nineteen persons have been brought from other towns, by permis- 
sion, for interment in Milton, and twenty-seven persons have been 
removed from Milton for interment in other places. 


”s 


aA ESS 


FOR THE YEAR 1875. 


VALUATION AND TAX. 


Value of Personal Estate, : $4,086,300 
Value of Real Estate, 3,150,500 
Total Valuation, ‘ j $7,236,800 
Number of Polls, 742. Rate of Taxation, $6.30 on $1,000. 
State Tax, $6,420.00 
County Tax, 4,378.16 
Town Tax, 35,000.00 
Overlayings, 1,277.68 
LOULSLAX 2s $47,075.84 
Tax on Tax on i 
NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 
PATE es UTA of 2 wr) dale: ovale aigionein «© p's’ 2.00 114.03 | 102.06 218.09 
RNNRPI MAWIEOUIER «ooo slo mteinig + on 6 os 2.00 15.70 17.75 
Or SER feo Siege eG Serna 2.00 2.00 
UN ig C57 38 8 | a Sgeea 2.00 14.49 16.49 
Adams, Augustus, Heirsof............ 1.26 1.26 
Angier, Mrs. H. R.....-- eee eee eee 193.41 | 111.51 304.92 
Angier, Wm. R......--.0.eeee eee eens 2.00 141.75 143.75 
PURE PLES ay statin soma Bim Ski e aaee p. 610 ia oe 22.05 22.05 
MIG AMOLOW cof 4s + an » so oa e > 6 obis's 2.00 8.82 10.82 
MTS CAS «Once inp aistattinres »)+ s'k'o"s 2.00 2.00 
Aigen, Samael FP’... 6.02... Sees cee eee 2.00 3.78 5.78 
matin, ATbhIT, Wi ssi. .a eo. vised we voles 2.00 634.41 636.41 
PEUTOWS Ll. D. «sion nce esc umn ged odes e's 2.00 31.50 33.50 
MASKATOCY, OAMUCL, «6c oc es evans econ ns 2.00 2.00 
A MIOERO, EYANCIS.. «.- 2 - -cjee asa ans pee 2.00 2.00 
BUT? THOMAS.) nsj0 6 +6 cles one kewwr's 2.00 2.00 
MOMEETIES | BONE tert oe as ony oo ev pk aes sd 2.00 2.00 
BASIC Pe wcsisieneivies crue rere tase’ 2.00 2.00 
Barnard, Mrs. Charles. .......e--sees 90.72 | 129.15 | 219.87 
Babcock, Josiah, Heirs of.............. 63.00 | 146.16 | 209.16 
Babcock, Samuel. .........0s20+sseeees 2.00 41.58 | 81.90 | 125.48 
BOG ce ur tes cin: co's csc e's 2.00 22.05 | 25.20] 49 25 
Babcock, Cornelius. .......2.-eseceeves 2.00 5.04 | 47.88 54.92 
Babeock, Lemnel:W ........--.60cese> 2.00 31.50 | 76.23 109.73 
Babcock! Walter T......6.sc0+esencenss 2.00 2.00 
BIRR Ie Lee helt ok purge oe se tee ee's 2.00 2.00 
OL ES OCS Be ae ee ee 2.00 2.00 
PGC, W. Wie Drew oehe sce ese ee eset gees 2.00 7.56 9.56 
POMGT, ND see dias ue tc ennessssceres 2.00 2.00 
A 


ASSESSED IN THE TOWN OF MILTON, 


Tax on Vax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personat Real 
Estate. Estate. 

SGU VV. ie eres av cice' cs. slats opontaente ie wis 2.00 .63 3.15 
Bronsdon, Benjamin, Heirs of.........- 12.60 
Bronsdon, EOT PEC. occ nese wens 2.00 1.26 | 12.60 
Bronsdon, Benjamin B.....-.....-.+-- 2.00 
Bronsdon, TE WISt Vee aie cee ew ates oka. © 2.00 2.52 
Bronsdon, Lewis V. Jr......eeseeeeees 2.00 
Bronsdon, Phineas, Heirs of...........- 22.05 
Bronsdon, James H......... sees eeeees 2.00 i by, 
Bronsdon, OETA ESS a ite fg Sears a hare 2.00 10.08 
Bronsdon, Frank, Heirs of............- 9.45 
MEE AINCS Whois’. 1564 6 ae sje et 5s es 2.00 Ais i peed Ley a 
Breck, PRIM Cite Os ance cece aielns 2.00 3.15 
Breck, CO etter ears 6 ny sia Geld os 2.00 6.30 
Beer eh US TICS st. us so cs we 2 0c 470 Bec 2.00 35.91 | 35.91 
Brophy, SPC ILIALL Cite ntsc sie Ne lcee Bin Gu oe 2.00 .26 
PSTOD I yet MA WAL soi ones ccs ee nonin as oe 2.00 
Bropiy ww iliam 20s ee sa ae ee ve we 2.00 
Ai TigivV MA EL s sic cp e\siw +» eceiin's Sto si e's 2.00 7.56 
Balkam, PIDETE emer we lec ek aes 2.00 
Bent, Sanipolel, eee a ua as 2.00 1.89 | 13.86 
Bent, Samuel Uo Urs... tens teen es 2.00 
eter OTS Eth. oon ss afc oe Bie gas 2.00 
EATER AUT ie ak hs e's « be ciermivain's ae « 18.90 | 25.20 
Bent, Nathaniel, Heirs of.............- 31.50 
Paes OMIA Sak wits mw ocae = ra chratw vin © 9.45 
Pere sO See Seco wos ale seule ee 6 2.00 56.07 | 57.33 
PAGER VY GbOl il nist tes wie a sell ee ne 2.00 6.30 
ESBAG, ATOOLICS WV reinstates ene Bie ee = Seeiteele « 2.00 44,10 | 51.66 
Tae al OPIATE Te cE Ml. bi» oie viele dicts we 2.00 
Beals George Bey. ee es os sss gains 2.00 
MERC Ore OUT siemens «6 viz <<a bly dus meee bles 2.00 1.26 | 24.57 
Beals Jonathan eins Of: .'cs aa. ae aes 5 17.64 
TRH ee) OF VV eee wis a> p scap' ss canals tres 2.00 | 1485.54 | 517.23 
Maas VV CGI a kiss sun's «cies fisamis gre 2.00 37.80 
TS POOK Sel OR LCUEU ci sam gp sto'e Ste alpts alerts s 2.00 6.30 
NSPATIUOTN =e) CBBG A Ome SS sixicv ers Wis MASS wep aes 2.00 57.96 | 68.04 
sabes OOTEN ae te le tcs vos a ack els aks aes 2.00 3.15 | 35.91 
Ba LPR. A ITOD. Twa coke «sts sie Sexe SRG Ele oud oie 2.00 
DSB bCR are) OUT AL elo wi aiieve s ate arcia Ge alps eta e's 2.00 14.49 | 35.28 
TIBHOLATOLW Das seh cave oe nie ci? » o> 2.00 6.30 
Bisochard C1 Hoe. -s0 sees amas tes 2.00 8.19 | 28.98 
Blanchard, Herbert. . +s <4 -<ies sae nes 2.00 
Binnehiard se OcG 48 «cc s+ soreaicteanes tas 2.00 
Heloher, Leonard. o~/scsiis +> piv aietm aici cele 2.00 
SARRAOT CV. Thal Cl cisce's wsa'e'a’e + slo = Gases 2.00 1.26 
Heures Olin Hsia. koa oe ts ate ae ge 2.00 34.02 | 25 83 
Berrie vrts 2) OLD) L1« oie wic wis ve ate emtuge © Bela 18.90 
PDL PSST OT GA ps bovin ts nia «8 Picea otter 2.00 40.32 | 36.54 
Burge 0 Leda. G0. & ten prism te sles’ = tee 38.43 
PAP IOD val iL) ibis.» ate o pye <8 Reeeee eae 2 00 5.04 | 20.79. 
Pepa dioc: ss. WRIUCY sais ons coe = as Gate's 2.00 6.30 9.45 
Bayley, Samuel K., Heirs of.........-- 43.47 | 81.27 
NSQS Ig) ec ost = «ls sss seis = b> sgn dere gah 59.22 
Burk, MAGNE ELCITS Olas 6 haiauekes ene 5.04 
Barnard, avi. oe. cle gee ee ee 2.00 .63 | 11.34 
Bancroft, MDL Coa bases «eta oie see pee 2.00 495.18 | 50.40 
PilgGemanin (hacd cc bp veins +s + + b> wins eaves 2.00 1.26 
Big kG oa stiles <2 + becaee™ ssa sahiae hes 2.00 16.38 
Beck Pat Os bec cspn eam ome» | omit €s aes 2.00 3.15 | 22.68 


Total Tax. 


5.45 


12.60 
15.86 
2.00 
4.52 
2.00 
22.05 
5.15 
12.08 
9.45 
13.34 
5.15 
8.30 
73.82 
3 26 
2.00 
2.00 
9.56 
2.00 
17.75 
2.00 
2.00 
44.10 
31.50 
9.45 
115.40 
8.30 
97.76 
2.00 
2.00 
27.83 
17.64 
2004.77 
39.80 
8.30 
128.00 
41.06 
2.00 
BLT 
8.30 
39.17 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
3.26 
61.85 
18.90 
78.86 
38.43 
27 83 
17.75 
124.74 
59,22 
5.04 
13.97 
547.58 
3.26 
18.38 
27.83 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 

RDG AA UMUSLOS. ox sv r'< oat cc cles’ e cleie 2.00 13.23 15.23 
0 OS a 2.00 | igte tt et eh 8 Ws ts 32 24 
(es a rr 2.00 5.67 7.67 
PG eV VONUS. «aes ccs es scien ead 2.00 6.30 8.30 
ERMA EIT ade Gis, ole ccd ais iera acca bi’ egw cress 2.00 15.75 ) By ef 
MMAR DOTITIGLE Ke sfic he ov aes alld a ene 2.00 2.00 
PRMCY  ATOINCLIUG: «6065. cee edn sco nse 2.00 2.00 
PIAORMOUS MGELNOWs.. 05. .cleneschlicc’s coe 2.00 2.00 
a) ert © Cit) ae 6.30 6.30 
ME RIEITCS 20s Soh Sh cies Grebe we sans 2.00 2.00 
PME EUAWATU G2 sts ceee cin dg odua cee wes 2.00 2.00 
RMP A tICl oo ished les oboe deans 2.00 2.00 
REINS VIC ote oyaticda.os0 a0) oxsilate a's dlsaie + ome. « 2.00 2.00 
Eel SING ss. 6 or dose ta oo es dee 2.00 2.00 
PMRW TA INOINAG NG's Coe. pci a Cales CoddR oon 2.00 2.00 
Pemerev Mliicndel. oi, 28. ede S, 2.00 2.00 
PeepeOHS WN DUP. w 25 oa. sae ks das 2.00 2.00 
sO aT nr ea 2.00 2.00 
PURER EN EN CITL Ss 25 haloes cin’ ds oles he oe 2.00 2.00 
BL A CFION CC. Scie bcs we wo sale Sao das 2.00 2.00 
MMR ATTIC‘. 66 wisidee cd es leah cea 2.00 2.00 
MemePAVe, AIANY 3 tes eee es CL oye 2.00 2.00 
PIMROONILG], Os Eetarec c's ceeds cae dee ces 2.00 2.00 
RRM TtLO © eet. foes ch eee ee odes]. 2,00 2.00 
MME et ne Re evs aes SEkcgk so ws 2.00 2.52 4.52 
PMP OPEENIICHEOL 2-3: siete Codie sues cance eat 22-00 9.45 11.45 
RMR HAPICK SS Gaile vp ai a's warns PEN Glee Cas 2.00 2.00 
MUM ies S56 ss cies eines be cib wlatk 2.00 2.00 
RUMMY ACOA DL 2 1, S78 bed. wie sides oe 2.00 2.00 
OS ee ae 2.00 2.00 
RE EEEG, AXOOT EI Woe le we vece vaccecces 2.00 2.00 
MRMNPEAI INV a hla ais oi cieial wins. 0'n + eee a ok 2.00 2.00 
RP EMEY tT TES | ts. Sulcialc o's oc’ a 4°biso 0 Os © 2.00 2.00 
Oo ag PECTS TE a 2.00 2.00 
Peers Charles He cit iis). oe. cn 2.00 2.00 
Be WAL SO LIMNOUIY.. «0 cos a'es's oie Wario oc ks 2.00 2.00 
MERON gh UTA 5 Ck a ele Oi a's's asia GU ee » vie 2.00 2.00 
LTT goth ig ES i og 4 2.00 2.00 
RUE IN e) ATIICH>.'5 2°) (b's ot cus cS Gaon ast 2.00 2.00 
PRI MAEISG TDC Yo oieids <dic-s\siwe videk ad Sn ees 3 2.00 2.00 
REE tet se Cah Gs so se week tape wa Ss 2.00 2.00 
ONES TPS (2. Sa 2.00 2.00 
PREMERA RAVE Oats eich las sc decid dsaaee 2.00 18.90 | 136.71 | 157.61 
SEOUL OL, Bo. 5 cise kee dees ieee s 2.00 50.40 52.40 
0 SI oS) Doak UE pliers aah a 2.00 8.19 | 54.81 65.00 
ook SOLS 2 EB eee a 40.95 | 90.72 | 131.67 
Copeland, Lewis, Heirs of............. 63.63 63.63 
SpE ACOATIOS Lids oow 5 4 =e tie ne eee 2.00 42.84 | 39.69 84.53 
Remi, PORN MeItS Of. 26. 6 ceteaas see 47.25 47.25 
OO et i 20.16 20.16 
Cseuehen, Corelius, JP.:.. 0. ..ssesscee 2.00 2.00 
0 OLA hth re re 2.00 2.00 
(0 AES Eat bree 0 Ae 2.00 15.75 17.75 
SEITE ON UMATICR (Sos dos oss a clad ena «ve 2.00 2.00 
MEER OTIS VON. s x's s Sctodw dees 2.00 4.41 6.41 
SUPER SISAL, Pig. tsihiore ay: Seal vin ala Re 2s ale 3.15 | . 39.06 42,21 
SSSR aa 2.00 33.39 35.39 


4 
Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate, 
NOTA PANY INS NEW od oval cus o cle vs eteie + 5+ 2.00 2.00 
MOREE the) NVR cco etic cc's soe e ste to «6's 2.00 2.00 
OUAMILTIGING SS cic b ody acs vse en tote Oe so 2.00 2.00 
RPTL RS ee ec esto oA en Hele tts sans 2.00 287.28 | 127.89 | 417.17 
CUTE DVNIIGE: oo cs vs vee cee enves e« 2.00 19,53 54.18 ioetk 
Mee DMR ls ory Ghee 4s vie skits «ctets as o'0'e 2.00 11.34 7.88 61.22 
Co SLE SIS i Rap ae aa ein a Aili Sk Mea gt 8.19 8.19 
Res POTN ETc ek coios, ata chs Wie oe» are 2.00 20.79 22.79 
Cowles, Sarah H., Heirs of............ 13.86 13.86 
Cmeentnane Nathatie..sc > occ. ot ea ks» e' 3.15-| . 3843 41.58 
SPPMOTO MITIANR. oye aca. seins che ess 37.80 37.80 
Crossman pNaians dP... ...c- si eases) 2.00 13.86 | 11.34 27.20 
(gromemiant John Gi... 5.56.05 hoses «be 2.00 2.00 
RPEPOINST CALITO GS 5 oiajeccu's « she coat + alee 2.00 1.26 9.45 12.71 
Uroasman,Alfred, Jr... 0.55. dllnl 5 oi 2.00 2.00 
AFORRIDONE LOMUCLE. vas ss ds tec vv Ps oles 2.00 34.65 | 71:19 | 107.84 
Sess atiedy 1s), vou sacs stores ores eats 2.00 2.00 
00S Sn oh OA J RE See ge Pa 2.00 2.00 
Ciepp, daeorge W oy ic ccs. +. taseen ec cles 2.00 3.15 | .27.09 32.24 
BMAD TON hos es tirs clow.c-es ve eee s ee 2.00 2.00 
BORED STELIIIIN @)s'c ache wets «haces eee ie 2.00 66.15 68.15 
ROR PATGHUT 6. fo so eiec ots ake 2.00 2.00 
SBD y SLCIAN: casts pas cw ads steues shoe 6.30 6.30 | 
Ghanbuck. Willian B..... oer eo. 2.00 1.26 12.60 15.86 . 
Cutting, Cicero.............. Ane ge Ae 2.00 8.82 | 17.01 27.83 | 
Cunningham, Mrs. Frances...........- 177.03 | 184.59 | 361.62 : 
Creel OAV IIA. Peet eo ccs onc ces ecto 2.00 2.00 | 
Ganningham.: John A....s.i..6ecce ses 15.75 15.75 : 
Gunningham, Edward........0sscdsece 2.00 306.81 | 336.42 | 645.23 “a 
Suomnobam, Arthurs.’ s+ + as- esses oes 2.00 2.00 
Cunningham, William............+..- 2.00 3.15 | 10.08 15.23 : 
Cunnincham, James......- 0: 22-52 «ee 2.00 2.00 : 
Chamberlain, John, Heirs of .......... 4.41 4.41 : 
Chamberlain, James; iis... Vie. ae « 2.00 2.00 | 
Seramberlain, HiDy.. cesses see rete: 2.00 3.15 5.15 
Obie OMINUOL che howe t. dae stone tameied 2.00 18.27 |. 39.69 59.96 
CEGIG AW AILEY Two se ae ciate oes ag 2.00 7.56 9.56 | 
UO ATIOIMNAS. ¢ 2 foave sane eee tae 6.30 6.30 - 
Gooe Cnaries Bad, sss cone ose tree oetee 2.00 6.93 8.93 
GeOr, SMU) dis g cscs Ces Coes yeradae 2.00 2.00 
Mperiisae Pete ce cdc cok ve see ous ake 2.00 7.56 | 25.20 34.76 
Uories, Die G d5-Cois cas se de ee eee aes 40.32 | 25.83 66:15. ~ 
HM OUI ts cs tes ccs coud Orca ee 2.00 2.00 | 
Cedimet Jonny dr. Si soe eee es 2.00 1.26 | 12.60 15.86 
OERIPPINV LAI. 5. ss acs av eee Meee 2.00 5.04 7.04 
Fad LOMAS 4 0 4's bss ace nae MEN e ole 2.00 15.75 1795 
Caen Ls. esc 1s Se nae 2.00 .63 2.63 
Callahan, Thomas, Heirs of............ 5.67 5.67 
OBER ATCOTEO B® « bai c sean cae Meats sive 27.09 | 151.83 | 178.92 
Gampion ohn iP...) os veka devee ee cue 2.00 3.15 | 12.60 17.75 
CARRE LWTIBOY Yc. cas sui eenreee acl 2.00 2.00 
PLA WAE Osos oP + owe wh an eee 2.00 2.00 
COT GLES ELE siessiepsicinss sie 2 t= eae ees tt 15.75 15.75 
Grow, GOOTLE. . oath hoe re eve tenes 2.00 1.26 | 12.60 15.86 
CO ACRICK . . f.'ec ac oo ome Wate cre 2.00 1.26 3.26 
rE Es ed Noy Lo RR eee ke Ara 2.00 7.56 9.56 
CMPTOIL LODE tere sf fa bits we ate'e sin cw olen 2.00 2.00 - 
Garatlesvaniel..: treet. sce ween aes 2.00 2.00 


Grenten a LMOL Ys! . on s-is oss eee aies 2.00 2.00 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 
MOTOR ESATICN. 5c gaa = hs.0 sss « $8hed «e's, 2 00 2.00 
MMO Oa a Se tess os ss fe Sees o's. 2.00 2.00 
ED el cepts ches a wicks oc bhereld ticles 2.00 2.00 
PIETER AUS GOEE ce foie yice cen e tee Tis gs ose 2.00 2.00 
(gl BUNA RS ip ga io Bs rd 2.00 18.90 20.90 
URN OG ov dic vs ac cs ce ebiheNy oe le, s 2.00 2.00 
MOONEE IAINCS«.. 5. 65 o> heublelses ss. 2.00 2.00 
SUEER IE REPAINGS osc dos co's ve v.cee bites. sie,s 2.00 2.00 
METH NG 203s isk osie ca ale « ARs «.- 2.00 2.00 
MMR C TC os 22 dak cole eed eos. 2 00 2.00 
MEMEO AT OIATIC Sa-ca cele smiles ohislsd vcs, 2.00 2.00 
ARCA chaise ae sO E 3 os, 2.00 2.00 
Br IIVers id ool fate Cc RG Rw es 2.00 2.00 
Sat eG MSS ie AAA a ney oc 00 a 2.00 2.00 
Cushing, cli eyes: Sea ee aun lige ogee 2.00 2.00 
Carthy, MichHen ys oe. ec stock See 2.00 2.60 
BNET, GOADIDCN As ce pias sc e8 bid ven. 2 00 2.00 
ESE IB ETI eos eke ee Liheld cciccs 2.00 2 00 
EO RIE 0 oe ge ale a PM hee the 2.00 
MEER MOIUGCHOWII. cs lohwk ss cce classes: 2.00 2.00 
Ee Ee 3) Bei oe er 2.00 2.00 
MMMEE OPN ety hs Saks she's he « 2.00 2.00 
ig a dae 1 a 9.45 9.45 - 
Chadduck, OMGI iin fates oO as a: 2 00 2.00 
Caswell, Pet ote.) tags 2.00 2.00 
5) 3S a BASU CS ee a 2.00 6.30 15.12 23.42 
Drew, Walter......... ee St oo ee 2.00 2 00 
MR OPTGL., 25 2 ok os ca sckhh.!2 ss. 2.00 2.00 
Dudley, TS Ao ee eke 2.00 15.75 | 98.28 | 116.03 
MMV eo MTBNES: sf slo oos 0s 6s pies se 2.00 2.00 
EEE aie cunts tab ss sac ao bald wales 2.00 1.26 20.16 23.42 
ROM eae tee. oR Sehs sss so as é,00 tae 2.00 2.00 
Dudley, RPP EL taht c Tdi Sk. oS See cua ctteols « 2.00 2.00 
Perey Pani ie. Gat a 2. sss dee 2.00 2.00 
Brell, Jobs cs. .s «sfyale ++ ss edie ss 5 22.05 | 22.05 44.10 
frawie, Mra, Williami:... .0.i.Geaue~ oe: 6.93 | 81.90 88.83 
Davis, EMEC Wine cae cis 9 Toke Abe dec 2.00 75.60 | 44.10 | 121.70 
MM HIGNIY. Ul wae as ssc ts AE A cs 2.00 34.02 36.02 
eS eae a Snag Berets Ps hala 2.00 1Dcto 80.75. 
EMEP INV RILCE 3.208 2 52. c 6 cog 1 She ot 63.00 63.00 
Davis, MMBC A hiok yoo s cork ite Uk 6 de 5 2.00 2.00 
“Vins | bias Aap oN ie eee es eee Be 2.00 15.75 17.75 
Donahoe, EOUE OV ccs teices Ged dee 2.00 1.89 6.30 10.19 
DORA DATES OTs. cies ols 2 ocQA Ge ce. 2.00 2 00 
Degan, RATIOS Sestas hcis sins 4c td On ce 141.75 | 141.75 
Davenport, RS re ioe Sa ee 2.00 6.30 | 30.87 39.17 
PSTN Ge Og Os eae aera a: 2.00 5.04 | 20.16 27.20 
POMPOM POLE uyINATL ..oc 65. deca. see 2.00 9.45 | 79.38 90.83 
MMENOOTEY EN. (9.52 dos ag os 2s. 2.00 1.89 | 25.83 29:72 
Davenport -dyin.....-...4.sercecuee 2.00 2.00 
ERROR CMI ANDY 0-0 his Sa. x's saci gh «4 - 1.89, |, 35.91 37.80 
PTO OTE IND is aii oe whe doce scons 2.00 2.00 
Oa i) ol Oe 2.00 2.00 
PPRIGAT eli Ml. th. > allt 4. os bo ofS Sew ce. 2.00 4.41 6.41 
Donovan, 4 isegse Fe Sein ee cae 2.00 8.82 10.82 
US EL ke Rs el a 2.00 63 6.30 8.93 
Berney. DMM oo +. oss besten a>.) 2,00 126.00 128.00 


MPIOTRG el OLIN. thm s 21 WeeME dias (2% dh ess 2.00 2.00 


6 


eR eet 


NAMES. 


eee oe 
Dunn, John H....--- eee seer reece: 
Davis, Thomas....--.-+-eeeeerseerees 
Dobson, H. Ji... 0+ -e ee eee sneer eee cees 
Darling, George. ..-+-.s+seee eer eeeteee 
Devlin, James.....----++++ ++ Ree os. 
Donahoe, John.....--eeseeeeeceeeeees 
Donevan, Dennis....-.-+-+++++eeeerees 
Dean, Warren .....--eeee errr eeerees 
Dolan, Charles.....----seeeeerseereee 
Delacy, William. ... ...-+eeeeeeeeeees 
Dexter, George.... --seee cere eererees 
Dunnigan, John.... -+-es eee cere reese 
Dinnun, Dennis....---++++-eeere rere 
Dinsmore, Samuel.....-.2-+++seeeeeee 
Durham, Ralph........--eeeereee ees 
Dewire, John. ......5 cee ee eee ee eters 
Duncan, John. ...----e seer ee eeee ees 
Denney, Roger...-----++:: AA i Seen 


Eaton, Edward J...--.-.-eeseeee seers 
Eustis, F. A., Heirs of. ....--.++eeeees 
Eustis, Mrs. Mary C....----e essere eee 
Bustis, William U....-- ceseeeeeeeeeee 
Everett, Samuel........-eseeeeeee eens 
Esaw, John.......-+eseeeeeeeseseeces 
Emerson, Joshua, Heirs of.....----++-- 
Emerson, Simeon...-----++esereeerees 
Emerson, Fanny...--- Pen haw ertatole ober 
Emerson, John H....--- esse eer eee eee 
Emerson, Charles H.....-.++.e+ee0+0- 
Eldridge, Samuel, 2d....--.-++++++eeee 
Hidridge, Samuel... 1... + cesses reer eee 
Elkins, David H., Heirs of..... +--+ --- 
Eastman, Sally P., Heirs of......------ 
Hager, Thomas....-+-ee+eeer eres Fe Se 
Emmory, H. W....-.-2ees eee eeeceeee 
Emmory, Henry.....- --+eeeeeeee reese 
Emery, Robort....-+sseeeee seer cree ees 
Everson, George. ...--eereee ee eeeeeeee 
Eager, Thomas, Jr... seer sees cere ees 
Everett, Nathaniel......-++eeeeeeee ees 
Edwards, Evan........- sseeeer ree eees 
Edwards, Thomas.....-+--++ aera tx 2 


Ford, David. ...2...0-sseeceeesceeeces 
Ford, Luther A.....-..+-ee ple laieeebed 
Fenno, Rufus P., Heirs of.....--.++--- 
Fenno, J 
Fairbanks, Josiah ...-...-.2+eseeee eee 
Fairbanks, E. J 
Farrington, John, Heirs of......-+-++-+ 
Farrington, J. Henry... +... esse eee ee 
Field, Kbenezer, Heirs of......+-++++-- 
Ferry, KR. & H. A... eee eee cece ee ees 
Ferry, George S..-ee secre ee ese e eres 
Flimming, J. W.... eee eee eee eee 
Ferry, William M...---+- sees eee eee 
Ferry, Charles B.....+-+00 seeeeeerees 
Forbes, John M...... eesee cree eeeeeee 


sis 2 e Ue 8 O10 0. 01 © a se) (0 1e eer OTe 688) 
$ 


ae aw Se eb £10 © Oe Bie Sele 8) 6 sé 


Poll Tax. 


Tax on 
Personal 
Estate. 


9.45 


189.00 
12.60 


3.15 
28.98 
63 
13.23 
126.00 
6.30 
34.65 


46.62 


1.26 


17.01 
3.78 


11.34 
5.04 
3,063.69 


Tax on 


Real Total Tax. 


Estate. 


WWW WNW HW NOW NWNONWNWNNWONWNWYW 
saocmocoscoooscoooofo: 
2Sesssesssssssessss 


16.38 
95.13 
12.60 
15.75 
12.60 
2.52 2.52 
44.73 
75.34 


21.42 
40.95 


10.08 
91.35 
13.86 
16.38 
20.79 


24.57 24.57 
41.58 


20.16 
13.23 | 15.23 
486.99 | 3,552.68 


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7 
Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal Leal Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 

MEMO ALODGEE Dinets aise cel ets ces Se 2.00 400.68 | 266.49 | 669.17 
RNIOU tir dae UT 6 cows Ove Ue ett ce overs 2.00 9.45 11.45 
EORINNN TLIIATVIILL Ty vlogs tea oS ee ere 6 wes 2.00 288.54 | 126.00 | 416.54 
Pe alee IMICOIM 5 5. oe es oe ba ey see's 2.00 122.85 | 144.90 | 269.75 
Forbes, J. "Gi ys ea agate ra ae a 2.00 303.03 | 185.85 | 490.88 
SEMMIIATSOTC US 5 ocd. vais oe os ule toe avers 171.36 | 44.10 | 215.46 
Forbes, C. Fanny Bi pia et Var Nie % Ure Gun eter ort 171.36 44.10 215.46 
Frothingham, BE Uieatc x baSae ate RR hae a> os 2.00 2.52 | 34.65 39.17 
Faucon, “E. H aeaiaial yieihab ers nu tefe x8 Wt gh aye's 6 2.00 50.40 65.15 118.55 
Faucon, Ree ha dye eS km Cals gb so a bhincie’ ecu 2.00 
Fitzpatrick, IUCR. 2 Paths sale 0 hatocs (aves 2.00 | 2.00 
Pueontrick, Wdward. os. 6s... i eee eee 2.00 18.90 20.90 
BeMEREICK ODN « 5 vocle xe coh bale eee whic 2 00 2.00 
MMMMREITISU ATOR I 0s nln i'k poksis coe ade ewes 2.00 1.26 3.26 
Fletcher, George Rr edt Melt aod 2.00 12.60 14.60 
Foster, USS Oe ee ae 2.00 2.00 
BRENIG ees acs ys fnws are es tite cae 2.00 2 00 
Flynn, aR IS ee ee a ea 2.00 2.00 
Preaerioics: (William a... foc oie Sen oe 2.00 2.00 
MBEAN VIIOMACL. < soa. soca vale wc ace 2.00 2.00 
Remnginy Philip. or i.e. se be oe 2.00 2.00 
Fenan, Hugh PR Oe Fee eae pe hale eee 2.00 2.00 
Farrall, Joseph SFA oh he ee ea Re 2.00 2.00 
Flannegin, RY renter st, 4,4 seco eatitee? 2.00 2.00 
Fox, Atri er Bec. AS > taetiee CeO 2.00 
PeetOR YS UGINES: so 2c eek ccc eee eda 2.00 2.00 
RRMA TIO PIGS a sos OKs s.0 sys 6 bp dds ues 2.00 2.00 
MUM WAT cea Sos cee eos cee 2.00 2.00 
(TEES eid Sieg SA ib a 2.00 2.00 
REEL at AANIDS A od ich oehe oo ods ose os lore. 2.00 2.00 
eM i iiss ui alg G's) «<2 0.5 enesc 2.00 2.00 
BERNE APAUIGSYV arts tie ssc cc Deets sees 2.00 6.30 | 18.90 27 .20 
RTECS M0) 92) genie 3 a Ae 2.00 27.72 29.72 
Glennon, MATT ee ey os cA ae eos 2.00 15.75 17.75 
Prater. VV Lean Ne. . said oes hele a ens 2.00 avd (2 152 20.27 
Gardner, PARE CONS IS RNSERE oz. ci5is Melts © chee 2.00 aoe. To 25.31 
2 ALE A a Sh ge 2.00 2.00 
ong! Sell 6 0 3 RSS pee re da ea 2.00 2.00 
Sener EAU ited ctr da oot ce sa ioe 2.00 2.00 
DerteeOY PATUIUT« oo ses ok a cle ce tee Sales 2.00 2.00 
PMCEOOE OLY 2. cies denn egeeer wide vices 2 00 2.00 
BBG CIGOTLO Ko enc cata oda vs Wisse 2.00 71.19 | 84.42 | 157.61 
BrEIOLL SAMO) 2... o.oo 2 oe ook cia He seid 2.00 88.20 | 103.32 | 193.52 
PURO UE MEY ott a hss Silex dela oles vie cine 2.00 1.89 3.89 
SSR UES Ts Ee ee ee oe ee 2.00 6.93 | 20.79 29.72 
CEM UAIOOI POW 4 ech oss ilicc ce ess coe 2.00 25.20 | 12.60 39.80 
Glover, George MER SR Poa ides Renee 2.00 .63 | 16.38 19.01 
Glover. CET Bio ae ESS eee 2.00 .63 5.67 8.30 
Garry, Benjamin, Heirs of............. 6.30 6.30 
Greenough, Al frod ities odeolees ia. 2.00 157.50 159.50 
Gallagher, ‘Henry patna clagls dates ice. 2.00 4.41 | 13.23 19.64 
Gallagher, BUGRNIOS a te es 3 eu isla « sieteie eiaini al» 2.00 2.00 
NER PAPE a vie a'e le ee diss Fala eluieieicies 2.00 98.28 | 144.27 | 244.55 
UL DANIO Gite Fa ae ae aes ee 2.00 15.75 VR.7o 
SATO Oi a ee 2.00 2.00 
PEEIE IOUT sige Fists Coe viel dls ole elneaisle.« 2.00 2.00 
JOS VCR OTE dl Oh yee ee 37.80 37 80 


ERLE iret 6 aia einule ed blebs o's ’e 2.00 2.00 


8 
De ee ee 
Tax on Tax on 
NAMES Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
Hstate. Estate. 

Gray, Michael........0..-eeeeeeeeeees 2.00 2.00 
Gray, Edward. ........ceceesseeceeees 2.00 2.00 
GouldeaA. Chee .. Ba cee. . ORs ee 2.00 2 00 
Graffen, Albert.....-..0..ceseeeeee nen 2.00 2.00 
Graney Jobnet... re ee hi ee wee 2.00 2 00 
Gillchrist, Ebenezer.......+seseeeeeees 2.00 2.00 
Cog. TSO ee Dea ite ee 2.00 2.00 
Gaffney, James.......2 222s seers eecees 2.00 2.00 
Houghton, J. W., Heirs of ..........-- 29.61 29.61 
Houghton, George LS Eee titelde 3 Siac 2.00 11.97 13.97 
Houghton, han ete a oo ee eae «bios 2.00 2.00 
Houghton, WRU CR ec fac cee re eee 2.00 1.26 3.26 
Houghton, DiratWllen. toc Rites s ses 16.38 16.38 
Holmes gl) 25 SAIS aces ee ey 2.00 76.23 | 44.10 122.33 
Holmes, EEN epine: 4. 5 See ee 2.00 1,89. )) (1323 17.12 
Holmes, Abraham, Jr.......--eseeeeee 2.00 1.26 3.26 
Holmes, Joseph.......ee ceeeececeeess 2.00 6.30 | 13.23 21.53 
Holmes, Gharies H:Geclce nb. OR. Ass 2.00 2.00 
Hail, George Wo... ccc. ews Seas spe 2.00 66.78 | 44.73 113.51 
Hail, Wann? ares och Mo es 2.00 31.50 33.50 
Hamilton, CRN oie cee oie ars ob @ Mie oteeawos ee 2.00 17.64 19.64 
Hollis, Thomas, Heirs Of... eee eS. 135.45 | 70.56 | 206.01 
Hollis, Thomas. ........s.eeeseseeeeee 2.00 6.30 8.30 
PIGHAOT CARIES cee ene secre © Ul: ocnj 2.00 9.45 17.64 29.09 
Bitches) David Givdisc sis) 2 ae: eee bee AU 10.08 63.00 75.08 
Hollingsworth, A., Heirs lot hs Meh ate chan 1.89 1.89 
Hollingswor th, Z. paces Poel as 63.00 63.00 
Hollingsworth, A TORELI“O Ceo te oes 2.00 241.92 | 306.81 550.73 
Hollingsworth, (Gaorces. ot 63 SE Ee 2.00 97.02 |. . 26:54 135.56 
Howe, “Joseph nN Heirs‘of 208.2; . koi. 22 05 22.05 
Haven, eC Rear) GR Oe ey Ceca 2.00 5.67 7.67 
Hinckley, Pisiiast He ec. siete es vas 2.00 15.12 | 41.58 58.70 
Haven, Joseplin. er... ee Eee we 2.00 7.56 9.56 
Hunt, Charies We ea ara a ee Ue one Rents 2.00 5.67 42.84 50.51 
Hunt, Thomas, Heirs of............... 12 60 12.60 
Hunt, ite i bigs of Ghee ey APA te As ee Ee 9.00 17.64 18.90 38.54 
Barb, Ares Seen ain soap nctlale whe = ois 2.00 1.89 3.89 
i ET el (Chace See etargs Sats 9 4 ag 2.00 8 82 10.82 
PACT os Soi vane ain so c's ss siely tins mee Pte 2.00 6.30 8.30 
Hunt, William M....... 508. eee 2.00 117.188): bil Sh 230.69 
PU iS es oie the as oie o eiele s URle tes picts 2.00 2.00 
HimnttGeorsetW .).00.08 505 RES oS 2.00 2.00 
Hastings, INSIW 6 5. ER a Ps ae 2.00 12.60 14.60 
Hayward, DD es. eee ea ieee sans 2.00 61.74 | 108.36 | 172.10 
Hoye, Panton hs Be eid sco 2.00 3:15 5.15 
Higgins, Jobn..... 0... seen eset eee e es 2.00 1.89 5.04 8.93 
Higgins, Wolliam £324... 08 ORR oe 2.00 2.00 
Higgins, Raberts 4: Sits sees een eee 2.00 2.00 
Hemenway, Augustus... AE eters Shoe 2.00 | 4,449.69 | 304.29 4,755.98 
Hemenway, A., bes ths Re RS 2.00 2.00 
Fidawaday,iNV illiam 2. .%. oo. RRS 2.00 .63 2.63 
Hebard, Samuel C... 6.0.6 ih eee ens 2.00 3.15 8.82 13.97 
Hickey, HE ae Ae MRS oe ge ie 2.00 4.41 6.41 
Hoyt, Charles F...2..20 0 ....20hk.- ae. 2.00 2.00 
Haggart, George... .....sceeeseineesen 2.00 2.00 
Haceart, Charles de Se Ses Hs, eee eae 2.00 2.00 
Haley, Terraces fess stat sn oeaet 2.00 2.00 
Holman; trederick..... 0.5.5. GE. clas 2.00 2.00 


wel 


NAMES. Poll Tax. 

Brersey  Wilitait. o.oo sas ce ees eee wes 2.00 
Huckins, Albert..... Fe ic ihch « PERO wath 2.00 
RMMEMPELONINY «vc cise nee 80 adm lke sees 2.00 
MR Re ORNAA ss cia't «5 vnc a a dtc Bn a bce 2.00 
Pe SGOT UO An 55 os aie:n oie oa oo 5 5's's 2.00 
MMM OTE aie cron ons,0 06 o.5.0 da tie bles 2.00 
1 COTE) Saar oS ee 2.00 
Petpuray. Daniel... 25s ...0- tikes ve 2.00 
MM TRSE Dh oe oc cc du wd het wae le 2.00 
eM OLB. 5 eck s wun oe 0a Fa ne'n's 2.00 
BaeeentO, SHOWIN... € oss sve Zesce us nies 2.00 
Hayes, Cornelius......... Riso. Pes a 5 Biers 2.00 
BPE AIS 5 sion cow oa 47s chess, Slate Oo. b*e's 2.00 
Breton, William ..%..- ses Soe des wee 2.00 
Lo MN Lk TS eal na en 2.00 
BPM OULY SE BETICK.. vgiatl.« os cle a sh Seo 0's’ 2.00 
MMT MAT DOLE 6.5 oc «cc wis a (abso nse 2.00 
Lo 6 Oe ee ae 2.00 
ORE clica arts cs Sa ates Welt te ales’ 2.00 
meineon,, Alired.. s< .s,00+660).s LE SOE 2 00 
SUM TAGTUOR ce. d «u/s, su <,0.0 ats. « Ueto be, ohaeuts 2.00 
MINNA AUPIUATHN cS w's'sie sac vale « (e's Be otehat 2.00 
PMPPIE EATEN, 2 0 soe cco +. slo0 Sto a 0 oie 2.00 
MERON OUR DINAN: 6.4 2.0 6c cine a ce 0 ores 2.00 
RRR SRL SAF. ws ss. c)n si n,6'c,cj0 0 eee « afer e's 2.00 
MMPI UNGTIOS,. 0. 06s soca cea seats wees 2.00 
PeeeOn VV ALIGN 8 ies cc ek tlc es eee 2.00 
CU SOURS OV as ost, ao onlae veed secs 2.00 
~ 1 SSA) Oe ee on en A re 2.00 
USUI S AA a 2.00 
oi Se oe ince 2.00 
Sinsman, Adolphus....2.. 02.05 00%. «<6 2.00 
POU EONAR: deidices sc sea dense dc 2.00 
MUAMIIEEMLY. SITIOS Lis w ocece aig doy cence seis 2.00 
Peete LOOPY. Al. rest ys ad. Oe. ale ee 
tN ae (ee ess Pedeadduae aes: 2.00 
Kendall, Charles C........... WV tars ald ae r 
Kendall, Mary and Augusta........... 
MNP MTRDCIS.|. 2 recs vee dest ewan tees 2.00 
ME a AGG els oo Se sees ced 2 2.00 
MR LORE Anicie tiy:zig's's ¢ 9:0 Go'e eee e Ai Pa 
ERA AS ee eS wets tas 2.00 
RN Melee es an: 9 0.5.5 4 6 0 d's Pirates 2,.00 
PEMTNGR VU TIUGI ce see fog dige cae cide scsi 2.00 
RNR RVTOUHOL t's che nle y's ods a'e'eie et 6s i 2.00 
PREM D OUT es cg. wetre't's oe dened ee hii 2.00 
BPEL Y SASOTTISN iis cs coe winds e eciales wee G 2.00 
MIMS ADAICTAOLs § cita die ais cig o's 'eticte ax. 2.00 
RE RAUNT ke Baldin vie oes cee 0 8s 5 2.00 
AWE VAL cr hae ic ot ad es tai 2.00 
Littlefield, Samuel, Heirs of............ 
Patmenold., Samnel. .. 2... ci. ewes ones 2.00 
Littlefield, Samuel, 2d......... ae stat 2.00 
PNUCHOLA SA. 35 Nerds seas oe et ab 2.00 
OATES ict Fy) «COPE ee 2.00 
DU PENION PAE RT YT V5 «wink o'5 a cae a 0 056% 2.00 


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Taxon °| Taxon 
Personal Real Total Tax. 


Estate. Estate. 


SO0 O00 0°90 © oO 0 Oo oo 2 4 


WHO KY VOW NNN NYNNNVYNNNOHY 
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w 


63 | 18.90 21. 
4.41 6 41 
.63 5.67 8.30 


.63 | 10.08 12.71 


3.78 | 59.85 65.63 
8.82 8.82 
1.26 | 11.34 14.60 
12.60 12.60 


5.04 5.04 
63 7.56 10.19 
2.00 


17.01 | 248.85 | 265.86 
7.56 | 16.38 25.94 
7.56 9.56 


75.60 75.60 
10.71 12.71 


17.64 19.64 
22.05 24.05 
1.89 | 112.14 | 116.03 


10 
Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 

Littlefield, George W....... Wek he 2.00 2.00 
LDS gi Rest 0G Rs, a ee 2.00 220.50 | 81.90 | 304.40 
Per Ge ULTUSUIASs aie's e's so. so E> als 5/00» 2.00 5.04 7.04 
PBST a aR ICUE TOs icrdi cic cise » += «de ieiaie s.59 2.00 2.00 
Lyon, Reuben, Heirs of ea a, ee nin s 9.45 9.45 
Leeds, Henry See aang ay eee 2.00 9.45 | 134.82 | 146.27 
Bee GEt OUAT, « scaic as = soleis die Ble sss 2.00 10.08 12.08 
Raye: Cornelius. os. «+ cole ces Rp Ses = 5 2.00 2.00 
MGC WV UILIAIN Cisdis'a wets ole as 50 0's 3 2.00 1.26 3.26 
Leavitt. Mrs. Mary Hi......<. deh aeeess 8,82 8.82 
Leavitt, Albion E....... Aa ee 2.00 2.00 
BRAGE ANY LLidt 1. % 2s oo ols «ee Glos os 2.00 2.00 
DSRS ATs @ ee gee ee 2.00 2.00 
BURT s) ONIN E CRA ic a chs so «50 oo ale si Mio his » o 0.0 2.00 6.30 8,30 
BN ERIS ss ofthe x ks @ « ale.g thiols oe + => 2.00 6.30 9.45 17.75 
Lyon, PSMA IN grec cin so 5's 6 nine RP Seige cise» 2.00 2.00 
yon ies. benjamin. ....5<sqehee ss. 3.15 3.15 
Lawton, Geor Go) NE cen SEM. ohn 2.00 2.00 
Lawton, Maia Wid oes oe scones ok ce 2.00 2.00 
Laha, ira GCs, on eaten EO, 2.00 2.00 
BR NICOLE. os vcs « «cine Shisha a hese 2.00 2.00 
MCHEY PRIDADICle ys o. who 0:0 0'e Se Riis <0 2.00 2.00 
BSAC PONT vis ob vss ceo s'cn's capeble oman 2.00 2.00 
BASS LU Ess Gs ei ds ore saie ks Seinen ee 2.00 2.00 
OA cia eRe crate Sida eal siete ove stove Renlaein'stn,sie 2.00 2.00 
Loud, Walia = scan. aide setae 's ate ass 2.00 2.00 
Libby, Ceo oe ceo Mae iis a ste oasis Bias 2.00 2.00 
BAA Gai cc pias: ele alee «sis Coelalate sis io\0 2.00 ' 2.00 
rena y. eM iGhael, a mse oo sat > Baie « Sins 2.00 4.41 6.41 
MMSTOTONSVLALEIINS «(ss orseig a e's sis « GEkic eS te, he 2.00 . 2.00 
Lincoln, TANS NE ge a! So Pa anes Rats 8 res A 2.00 2.00 
HUE IVECLICG, ye) OU a oe oes os 5.010 <1e saa oleicisteren 2.00 2.00 
Heate,' DOUISS.G oc biey ss. -s-als’s GPS = DE RG 1 2.00 
NGG! s LOSOP I is wei o's's 6s ones Gielale sob ne 2.00 2.00 
lOtses LOOMATUs..c. -¢o7s + atts stew sins cians 2.00 78.12 | 31.50] 111.62 
ING Tiers, 9) OFT te ccs «fae eles 0% oth Obie s ote 3 8 2.00 1260 | 76.86 91.46 
ME Verse fl ORE CTs «ois suis ote ange ale = sings 2.00 3.15 5.15 
Martin, N. Ge 1S Chechen Rees Ae ns Hee 20.16 20.16 
Martin, Henry DS SOR ce elie tere 2.00 9.45 11.45 
Martin, SRC WESIOV ss soe see ee <a, 2.00 22.05 | 29.61 53.66 
BEATE flO Meade «0545 clotns + Go ne stb etepsle 2.00 7.56 9.56 
WL artisie | WOINAS « oo icc. to ca Sune SID oar iol Pe Peer 5.67 7.67 
UIA Y PUGUIV. cin) cs oa a s.0 0s OR nels @ 2 2.00 3.78 5.78 
BPP ATS ED d:0 «0s 0-5-0, 5 4 oe Rake lake so 70.56 | 69.30 139.86 
MecWhirk, Sarah..........- eae ba 17.64 17.64 
MEOPUSOT cel ONT NLL dais 0c a vis ee otglettir aten 2.00 80.01 | 69.93 | 151.94 
McGue, James, Heirs of...... Ce ae nes 7.56 7.56 
McGue, James M.........-.-% ee 2.00 2.00 
McDermott, Michael: .... .. «swiss i5- 2.00 4.41 6.41 
Wie MeTINOtl,eLIMOLhy ~. «. «stents ss 2.00 4.41 6.41 
NEVI Lbs GOMMGS . . « «:0-0 ete ieisin a ents © .¢ 2.00 2.00 
Nieiermothuratrick). .. i: . 1+ eevsss se 4s 2.00 2.00 
INEGIPELINOLETAGHN. » a 5.0 00s «wn (ele dge cteae 2.00 2.00 
Mackey, 1 2 A Wea le 9 ry 2.00 3.15 | 1575 20.90 
Mackey, Richard........... 5 IIb tate ole 9-0 2.00 1.26 | 15.12 18.38 
ES Bary st et ae er a Se ce ee 2.00 12.60 14.60 
Mandeville, James, Heirs of.....,..... 10.08 10.08 
DL OLIVINE RISEN) o'vse sv otek Bie eve sane ge 2.00 7.56 9.56 


11 


1 Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Kstate. 

Murphy, Dennis ..........+.e+eeeeeee 2.00 G3" [ey 10. Lovie a tan 
BRECON Fi aby ok «cn avin sts ewe eee ts 2.00 13.23 | 78.75 93.98 
Murphy, Corneliug.........----see+ee- 1.89 1.89 
Moulton, Daniel......... BP BE > 5 Aa 8.19 8.19 
Mann, Jonathan........0+eeeeeeeeree 2.00 160.02 | 50.40 | 212.42 
Moulton, A. W......0..sccceeesecenee 2.00 2.00 
Morton, James. ........ceessesceeeses 2.00 2.00 
MARPFICI, CUSTIOCS.. .'ccvecceseseecencs 2.00 63 | 11.34 13.97 
McCue, Thomas.........sceessseseeee 2.00 5.67 7.67 
MRCS PALLICN......ccccsn cess messes 2.00 5.67 7.67 
McCue, Martin...... cg! ls Sepals Sp 2.00 2.00 
Micuue, Patrick..........--- Se ea cage 2.00 2.00 
MMMM ASTNOM sc « cls.niaicis oieac- ses snes > es 2.00 2°00 
McGuire, Thomas.........--.e+0s: A ed et 2.00 
BRI IEONGL. PAINOS. vec cs ccs ctcrsnnscees 2.00 2.00 
MPCREOA ATIIEOW svcd disisc sco soe oes ee e's 2.00 2.00 
RRP EASIACIES ED eile c cms see clccsncenee 2 00 2.00 
Millen, Thomas....... pee RSE ore oR! ade 2.00 2.00 
Merrill, George A........cceeseeeeees 2.00 2.00 
Merrill, William. W........-.0...s0e 2.00 2.00 
MIROPO) ANCTOW +... 6 nsec estes cceeccces 2.00 2.00 
Eee ee es 2.00 200 
Pigrions Patrick. 2.6... ee ete occ c es eee 2.00 2.00 
MUPPET OUT otis Ee aerate = els vig cee's 9 8 2.00 2.00 
Moore, SELLE spe bet ee 2.00 2.00 
Manigan, Peter.........ss+eeeeeeoeeee 2.00 2.00 
IGT I GIilbe ws c's wes <0. < ssc scores eles 2.00 2.00 
Merriam, A. W., By F. Jacques, Trustee} 2.00 230.58 932.58 
MUMIORIVIIUS: sans a ccicatecteseccseesss 2.00 2.00 
Murphy, James.........66- eae ees 2.00 2.00 
Brelionald, Wiliam... occ te se 2.00 2.00 
Melntire, Poter.........ceececssccenes 2.00 2.00 
Mansell, Lewis..........ccccesccoenss 2.00 _ 2.00 
IOIMIN, DAMIES, oc wl ices csee ceca. Sarste te te.U0 2.00 
MN SETATIOMPOULIS s o0 cleo a's uc acs cep sevice s 2.00 2.00 
Murphy, James.........2ceessseeeeeee 2.00 2.00 
NUMER ULES Glory orciats vistsls'e's 90:0" Wee ae ete eo Od 2.00 
MIRMMECI(ES NG IIIT Suite coca so viciale mune ces wists 2 00 2.00 
MMRIR Ricp eas lee Dedede sece sects 2.00 9.00 
McDermott, Bernard.........-.-+++++- 2.00 # 9.00 
MMPCMUIZIBS POLED ci dy cess scece census 2.00 2.00 
Mooney, John........scecescessaecces 2.00 2.00 
Morrisy, JaMes.......seeesecerccecees 2 00 2.00 
Milliken, Thomas.........+eseseeeesss 2.00 2.00 
Manion, Bernard..........ccesesecees 2.00 2.00 
McCarthy, Patrick..........ssseeseees 2.00 2.00 
Mosher, Charles....... Petre eee eoeE 2.00 2.00 
MEM EINER s fa fence cowie ci oce cass 2.00 2.00 
McCrombie, John........ Ho SP TEES 2.00 2.00 
Pite, JORDMG .. one ece sees. Saweccene t. 2.00 1.26 | 13.23 16.49 
Nutter, Abigail, Heirs of..........--.- 3.15 6.93 10.08 
PUMIUE ACID sg Chen cw cccarvicsepue sss 2.00 2.00 
1) CES ode eee oe 2.00 18.90 | 25.20] 46.10 
PUMOROTOOU AGA ehL ceap as ccc ccns cers 2.00 2.00 
SOTA TE Oe eet Se or gE a ae 2.00 27.72 | 20.79 50.51 
Nolan, Christopher..........+sseeeee: 2.00 2.00 
OLS Un Oni: ea ne see 2.00 2.00 


a TORE ran ine ches oo nciagsian «ss 2 2.00 2.00 


. 
. 


12 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 

entre TURAL, lye ey nie sfc aisis'zye sh es 2.00 17:01 | 63.00 82.01 
ADO GOORSOg IT ine ss acct ek es siser esas 2.00 80.01 | 53.55 | 135.56 
Ober, Here eee rel it 26.46 26.46 
O'Neil, A OR Ge Se ae ee 2.00 2.00 
O'Neil, dl, ok Pert saatind nae a ry 2.00 2.00 
Roa el Meni tkceicashe'sesiecs «estes map alee bap! 2.00 2.00 
Ormsby, ESAT GGA Pi aa eS i 2.00 2.00 
OesinUer HUeN. 3... 22.0 ce Sais a's 2.00 2.00 
Penniman, RRCOL Gates ls coke sista mie Soles 2.00 40.95 42.95 
Piper, ELA RETS Aaa ere ie 1.89 1.89 
Pierce, SUELO MAI, he oboe tho chs» erste win bonis 2.00 | 69.30] 29.61 | 100.91 
Pierce, UA EOT ON, ake wo cis shes sages es: 2.00 2.00 
Pete ASNT Ve a) os. c-a clew eueaye ss 2.00 3.15 | 25.20 30.35 
OLCOTT ICKLOT cs c's o's 2 ate sizieyeme see 2.00 7.56 9.56 
eo miter icitets fio). <':' «ain bossaiewss <> = 2.00 5.67 | 49.14 56.81 
ierce, Oliver, Heirs of... |. sera. s=- 6.30 6.30 
Porte RA WATO) Lae cg «<4 a 0 elm a celeyys «ko 2.00 66.15 | 66.15 |} 134.30 
bea! SEALE 00K Ot Speen Bee oe eS 2.00 10.71 12.71 
Pm COUT OPH fo ny so. «shat pertie ob o> 2.00 2.00 
ETO MUP cty ci css ia/a.s cs ote + coptae a wea 2.00 2.00 
Tbe SO NMOTTIA G6 Las are cine s/he xd otatnieyta cis) 2.00 — 2.00 
Mee ELC oh ace vie «aia «sie o punts a 2.00 2.00 
Poseon, Wire. George A... sie + sce toss 80.01 | 103.95 | 183.96 
ionic Aa a Wo Ney aR RS 5 omer Pa he 63.00 63 00 
Eady MOSBY fe ns 6 es cate « siatrlnin «en's 2.00 355.95 | 141.75 | 499.70 
Dae UeIN OCTET ec c'o~ ya cgepers © fe, < piakepa. * auc 2.00 .63 hae 10.19 
Paeer. (Charles Howe. oss « efe.e paiew' + ice 2.00 403.20 | 44.10 | 449.30 
PapEOreORArlesaN « «ss <<a ats spew,» hia,e 2.00 64.89 66.89 
eerie PO WOLG, (<5) cae «shee yeeros 5 os 2.00 2.00 
Bee pMOIRCRLOL areca ack sis 2 mn tinje sues arate sia 2.00 2.00 
MTSE NY PUIAIN £2 )cera alates 3:0. s, exekeeya.e Clara 2.00 2.00 
PLUS CGOOEZOs be tice Sales s/c ciate a> os 2.00 2.00 
Mee ME Te) SEbs, es witie toe wide > epkrae, © tA 2.00 2.00 
PeCATC Fe OUN tele ste oes b tessve easiness 2.00 2.00 
Pee ye VVR HANNON px ale oja.n0 5, Av) sieteiatas bese 2.00 2.00 
PEE LVR GII  nlsis «as 0 4)4 ne ons <8. eg 2.00 2.00 
12 er] ESN OY Ee I Eee rao 2.00 2.00 
PA CRCREL Ie) cP). ok Fars sion 3 ao A HEED IS 2.00 2.00 
Potter, A.S..... SR Cees Me eee serieey ie3 2.00 2.00 
STEEN VOMIIOS seis. 5.2 cts ohn sos) © deans ies 2.00 2.00 
Cranyatie FG Gas ees ats tale ates emiege neue 2.00 200 
useless, Philarmon.. .. ...5 0+ gcse > << 2.00 2.00 
Borieclese LW Wil a. <.. «sie das geist bons 2.00 13.23 | 151.20 | 166.43 
SReeSOL LETUOSO Gh ath ass acs. so day. ee bees books 138.60 138.60 
Russell, ef OH ALN BING aleve sara deeke Galea ne tee 3.78 | 502.11 | 505.89 
Russell, PLCUIUVEIG  xloaistaet epee tetsgage wena 2.00 241.29 | 498.96 | 742.25 
Ponsson! Walliami: Bigs... tse Gsteci eens 171.364) 171.38 
Reynolds, Paarick, HOw Of% «5. semis ese 2.52 5.67 8.19 
Fea MORN Yeh wie soca 'ein bas cippishc » Seats 2.00 | .63 | ‘18.90 91.53 
FRISCH ROTO, oe. sass ot ae sisleinne «an 2.00 3.78 5.78 
Russell, Sages eM et cnc. oe meen Bee 2.00 15.75 17.75 
Reed, aha ck ven ss Se 8.19 8 19 
Fs 0H Shas 20 alan pala anasck Pak 2.00 6 93 8.93 
Bee av VieSrelhy. LICITAIO! «aie «). «anyhsaiee oe 88.20 88 20 
Reed, SOMMER EAM Me aloe Os tes emcees 2.00 3.15 5.15 
Reed, POU LLPALO WE b shein'a wiatatite 2cle a tack tain Shae 2:00 540 5.15 


13 


oO Eg TS a a Sn a De 
Pepe MIZADOU: Le icy a. . 5 cece cee 
_ Reed, Benjamin, Heirs of.............. 
Oe Sts Bee 
Rotch, Benjamin 8., Trustee........... 
OS SUES a Se 


Richards, R; A. and Bradlee........... 
Ruggles, T. E., Guardian M. Mc Whirk. 
Feandlett, George Wiis... ...sceeesiee 
PeeIO Lb.) VV ALLO? Poin oa ccc bc otis cocdce 
MUMMY HIS TISEL, OB. os oc crus bcare ce abe 
TS SS ge Ri an 
SEO USTET a en oa 
PMEEIGTY. AJOTHCHIUB? soc i+ 5 ote oes oes s 
MEME ONY TGA he's cess vos ys 3 5b ee 
emeeroty NEICHAO) VW... ss os sae vee ob > 
NENA AVOUT) Sc dala lin os oe )0 an « ches ale sb wo 
MME TIDOLIY sale ess cece cc hs vey age Ot we 
REMMI TVD RATIN 6s afc oe es os sours os ob oe 
ELS ehe ESE sinks «co,» vers w'eeabeod s « 
BEMEPPUSIMST WY LLIAIN cis-o 5s « «es «oats ies boc 
CIRO TAT) oof... ok os ako cureane s bee 
REMIT: sah. els es vale cxcteare.o fh we 
REE TATBUE VO 2 News ss ac oe ev As ote vid wc 


SS ee i ee 
Bip, SOL. LICITS Of... 0 a ciea ve Oe be. 
summer, Jabez, Heirs of.........0..:.. 
PRIOE UNESP Alas ois. catia iy habs 
Pe T SEGRE UIE ooh oars ik so ale vie elke wh ds 
PECT, WHULDET Es ook ccglees ese ces « 
OEE ESS OCC Des Bey oP Pa Sa 
ITIOT  MTAT Ks ciakite ba 5 Vals Heed bes 
MRM OT ORES eins oe oa i ch os 
Peer, Sony Heo. cs cists aw slptee elds s 
SPOS foals SA chi se lee as S34 seins 
RMP GIIOUALOb ss oa 2 ik cis os ales dinleae'e ss 
SUNRISE OLYIARES) ara? So Che ofa ts oid la is aces a oo 
SMMNRIFIITIBE MA Cita gs e's 4 a thes ae gs aioe « 
emer YV illigmi hl. 2.6% aie ~ 2 le. oeteae se ss 
OS OEP Ot Ae a 
SeEPIIEONIS) OSOPN. or es ss. fe Heese oe 
SIEMTNONS, PVIVANUS. «6. ecules eco es cess 
MMINIOTUHODTIO! hod cee ss baht s «lee 
PemreD IS. ss SG 0 vis eS ypie@ecle es 
REI LE LOEMATON is. oa er ME oc oo o5AP ade sole ss 
SRT ORME AM Tbe J ote hs aie)s dled ass lo « « 
ReIIRUCOE © SICK. fa bs we 0 6 2h,s vp orb v clea s 
BUT EMIN CHAU yo Sacco «0 0.0 + ofistals ele ee 
PN VOLTS Es 5 RAIN Maw tie es ose wlees 
Rel ONSEIIAR. le dais ee wet v wak eA) IS wiele vs 
BRRATN aP OLTE WP ak es ae ae halkakinets «a's acs 
ORO KL Pia oCe Gis, cles ays bee ea 84 <0 te 


Poll Tax. 


2.00 


2.00 


Tax on Tax on 
Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Kstate. 
12.60 12.60 
18.90 18.98 
29.61 29.61 
18.90 18.90 
595 35 | 262.08 859.43 
157.50 157.50 
126.00 126.00 
1.89 6.93 10.82 
9.45 9.45 
3.78 E Pal ts: 
176.40 | 918.61 397.01 
255.15 | 143.01 400.16 
31.50 31.50 
7.56 7.00 
6.30 7.06 15.86 
1.26 3.26 
3.78 47.25 53.03 
fila 9.56 
.63 1.26 3.89 
6.30 8.30 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
1.26 3.78 7.04 
12.60 37.80 50.40 
12.60 12.60 
6.30 | 73.71} 82.01 
1.26 14.49 Liat 
7.06 9.56 
2.00 
. 2.00 
127.89 44,73 174,62 
15.75 17.75 
3.78 of fea Me 42.95 
11.97 25.83 39.80 
6.30 35.28 43,58 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
.63 6.93 9.56 
1.26 13.86 17.12 
1.89 25.20 29.09 
1.26 3.26 
3.78 5.78 
2.52 4,52 
2.00 
2.00 
81.90 81.90 
6.30 7.56 15.86 
9.45 11.45 
113.40 | “18.27 |. 131.67 


14 


MERUUEILOB el aee baetion ast etree ace 
Senter, Mrs. L. W........ SR ey 
Perie teee BANE Ree, ee sc ss 8 ae + oe.r'ate all 
Sigourney, H. H. W., Heirs of......... 
pSMBTIBG. NGGHATIION se Utes ns ne ses stereo cas 
MORENO LDAITIO Fics choses oa a ats s'est 0 ¢ 
eee NENG Hey I ates suta's oa ss vielels <a os 
PV OMAY NONOM Aone += sim esos oss 2 oe 
MEM OIOS PMICOISE ks ie asc tc ccs ects o's 56 
aru eLC Me tee secs cai abt ee sccee 
eR tl ee a ats vas soe vp + 6 0 
PE DAVIG er wees g sss occ ete 2 
PREP UOUM Et baie ests chs hes cee eee 
PRP ATUSN IC EEL. woe e's A hoc wines eek ee 
Bereta Reg bie, XK oyats ini « «ee hete uan's a oe 
ee EA MERE 7: (VES, Rosine y oa stk oisla te ae se 
er mnacas lt. D2. ctivomwsls tab Gate ce st sc 
PEERS TLIC cede eis. ce es oc sda re &oe ee 
satel pert: Hin... ssc sss ameee aes s 
PIR OD is siete es <<) 0h aay ns oi Og 
pee IO 4). ts ae ses cee A a te psa 
PeRTCPUORMOEEV IT] cs  Sicies c's cate aceeigs aea's 
wnt 244 1 eae Re, enact RR el 
Dota PEE PEMOLIOK sate nis oat =sin 9 © cists aot 
Pet eR ONU Clea ch cles fave = mie aae ae ee 
SIGH RE VINA gs hoode «sas cele anes es, 6 
petits Me TAY OA. siya va s<.0 5 a'slp ene etd ce 
Shepherd, J. H...... eis ene Sten 
POM TE Vicar ais esis o's oak ee ate ¢ 
PUEDE ES DINOS? sin’ crs nats «6 estes cahes 
Prey ti kL st VV i. a's s 6G vtpacee bie See 
RPM) AP ONIOG sc:0 wists 9 aos 0 be Sele nee eee 
SULAVEANL Fa) Gil a eticce swine cok te hee cae se 
PEE WAT! 5) AEOUILY dares ap 'a'os tes once an cle 
Peed Ve VIGMAOL eine a aicica ste cine chien & 


‘Turns, Epbrain, Ueirs of; sigs se s50u ess 
PAY IOD AViT os DATION. ons sees ela eels tah 
PL Ry ROAST hc cstc eas einiia© cine ¢ a akin is ale 
Thayer, Jason....... sie eteiein ogra atc iaee we 
EMILE, EA ics ie ee os nek eres ah 
BO Coiled Wuyi § Re een ary ena ae a 4 
Ow OLY, dc, bicy LICIES Ols vis hia nes ee 
WO DLV, | eke deer ae a ck oe ame eRe 
Tileston & Hollingsworth .............. 
PPERvers sh AMOE bode. cect. hen -ntaceamaee 
Petaet aE MM Mats sf ncv's'e ee Gun coe Pree eee 
iomipson, Mary As 2... 4st ees eee 
emery eR sewaeeas tect chaconen een 
SENN cote ohne cls e's, 2 se en Bae wre 
PUM RE CT so cle a ater «ant ate ote pe BA) 
ier stepuen A... ss sek ee renee ees 
Ji) te ol 9 a eae eed get. 
UCR OEE LtsOY acces Tes se eae ee ee 
PUGRereMiary , t1OiTd Of-. = «sn acaeeen tee 
Paeicor aesti imiedt Ls.t! 25°55 oe eee fee 
OOK Gr ena li ae ODN. sss 6s cs meee eee ee 
LUGKOEDITORHEPE Ths creas sats chee scene 


Tax on 


ee) ee | aa 


Poll Tax. | Personal 

Hstate. 

2.00 3.15 

6.30 

2.00 34.02 

9.45 

2.00 343.98 

2.00 40.95 
2.00 

2 00 4.41 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 

2.00 Selo 

2.00 10.71 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 

2.00 1.26 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2 00 
2 00 
2.00 

31.50 

2.00 1.89 
2.00 

14.49 

2.00 6.30 

453.60 

2.00 77 49 

51.03 

2.00 2.52 
2.00 

2.00 39.06 

2.00 47.88 

1.89 
2.00 

9.45 
2.00 
2.00 


Tax on 


Real 
Estate, 


6.30 
47.25 
18.90 
40.95 
73.11 

247.59 


6.30 
6.93 


12.60 
40.32 
31.50 


37.17 
12.60 


44.73 
14.49 
47,88 


284.76 
37.80 
31.50 

277.20 
32.13 

9.45 


59.85 
49.14 
7.56 
7.56 
16.38 


5.04 


Total Tax. 


11.45 
53.55 
54.92 
50.40 
419.69 
“990.54 
2.00 
12.71 
8.93 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00, 
2.00 
14.60 
45.47 
44,21 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
3.26 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


37.17 
31.50 
12.60 
3.89 
44.73 
16.49 
62.37 
8.30 
738.36 
37.80 
110.99 
328.23 
36.65 
9.45 


2.00 | 


100.91 
99.02 
9.45 
7.56 
18.38 
9.45 
7.04 
2.00 


ee 


15 


Tax on Tax on 


NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate, 
Tucker, heron’ Se PUREE Tots) coc Ae ste ys Meee e. 00 2.00 
Tucker, MR MIOSE vaeireW inlets uta s aira/e's 3 2.00 8.19 10.19 
Tucker, Charles, Hers Die Races. 3.15 7.56 10.71 
Tucker, Mary B. and Katie. ........06. 1.26 | 35.28 36.54 
MUMPMMEOPIGUIIVA. sy cca ssc.cccccescasss 2.00 3.78 | 20.16 25.94 
Tucker, MAIO Gee amen eas ante tn ae 2.00 28.35 | 88.20; 118.55 
MRNE IG USOS, 0c’. bras vcs ce sees be eo 2.00 2.00 
PIER TONE cs nop ce candeutcsccces 2.00 25.20 27.20 
MME PIU T Diy" ore Gi axles wee aa vel 2.00 4.41 | 40.95 47.36 
MEMOS PUTHET .. «>. ccs vier web ie's ses 22.05 22.05 
tEOR GACOTCO Wee. sec cctaccssccnces 2.00 25.20 | 27.09 54.29 
MM Wikoals 22.68. owe. 88.20 88.20 
EEE COLIC Weeceicsvcew ct aca ccees 2.00 9.45 11.45 
Tubbs PM Se cts onl s wc celia yb 2.00 2.00 
Tweed, MP Nibeate 0's a tviatie'y a a Biaiacie as =o 2.00 2.00 
Troy, eee ce ye oe kei os 2.00 2.00 
RMEPMMLOR Ys el Vaio ke oka cine 's ain as vices 2.00 2.00 
| ST) Il Aa ee apa pier 2.00 2.00 
Twist, Henry, dae aire iets ake k clace a5 3 6 © 2.00 2.00 
A EOT OORT yw css eniee sin sin doles 2.00 220.50 222.50 
Vose, Seay Frain Bihetprels wisjsbals shetniaie/ecdls oe 2.00 18.27 | 35.28 55.55 
RES RN ee alalp Bias 6.30 | 34.65] 40.95 
CSS a a ar 2.00 7.56 | 26.46 36.02 
Vose, MEET OITH OF 5.5 les arcs sie 6 « 6.30 | 47.25 53.55 
RPE ELOTINY 25's widiaiile 9 c's sia Graded» « 2.00 2.00 
er St liars s.6s cs cage cess 2.00 2.00 
Vose, Joshua W........ He Ae SORE ee 2.00 21.42 | 20.16 43.58 
Meme, were. Heirs Of. i... .acesseeseccs 18.27.|, 17.01 35.28 
EIT fo Wien cio n'ca esc cease ccs * 2.00 4.41 | 40.32 46.73 
TEEN aCe dgtenccr > cum wes ce at 6.30 | - 6.30 
SG UI NIG © Soltiicintcss 's <s.c0 s kevelac de cx : 25.83 25.83 
BNL ae PA ei ce Ay Geka s cenreia th oe 2.00 2.00 
MME RSUMPIOR T.. ici dw cc ccs ack eccdts 6 2 00 2.00 
MUM UTS eae’ os cess snare x oocs 2.00 2.00 
UCM E UAH Tin ob ta) PAs seein aka os © cee 2.00 2.00 
EMRE) ee Dee o's ue bp aia ta oie coe 2.00 3.78 52.29 58.07 
Wadsworth, Charlotte...........c..00. 25.20 | 20.16 45.36 
MRE MEOE La H),) Dns > sc ain,s bu eedlar ds Uo vs 2.00 28.98 | 32.76 63.74 
meadaworth, Charles. ......0s.0ceccacs 2.00 1.26 | 13.23 16.49 
Weeuewortlh, Daniel S. ... 05.0 ceetece 18.27 18.27 
DMMP A TLOOCTE Sco oss c ccs cis. seve e 2.00 480.69 | 132.93 | 615.62 
RIS AA ial ns ya's oo 05» 0100s « Shane 2.00 2.00 
EON ROS Sg ae een ele 2.00 2.00 
Watson, Patrick....... Sint eg Ee 2.00 8.19 10.19 
MNT no Sarnss 6 sooo area aii Ow 2 2.00 2.00 
Muainwright, Misses..........-s00.200e 31.50 31.50 
MNT Tee TOG isin e a = 5a #70 trace ab «x0 ns 2.00 2.52 | 22.68 27.20 
iW est, Charles G., Heirs of ...........- 13.86 13.86 
Webster, Joseph R., Trustee Mrs. J. F. 
ee ere rire oe Sexe Pv fon 44.10 | 177.66 | 221.76 
DUMIOT EI OBODN Reece cscs tc ened acces 19.53 19.53 
Webster, RRs Cioictte «nc st <2 ce 2.00 9.45 11.45 
Beers ISI fis pec ss co's oo + 8 8 «sn 2.00 179.55 6.93 | 188.48 
Ware, WAPOA tetany eh sie cuts ve odes 2.00 12.60 14.60 
BMME YP EAOTACG Hise vids jncscatetsecceaces 2.00 9.45 11.45 


yates > ad Bees case sy die NSC Ba ae 12.60 | 31.50 44.10 


NAMES. 


MMAR IN Se TOMAS s/c u's 3's + x's eau ages pss 
ACD 8 TES Rc a 
PME IMAITSS LARS cia leares g's ss eke o's sev sig 0's 
Watliams. Wrederick...¢..:-20.ssses0ss 
WAR WV TIMAIR ELGG. cin 2s we epic ae obo © 
AMAURY SOE) 30 ‘alevs acy s'0'0'e s yee aie’ ps © 
aeaney Shenty iA. et. 00% p's gig wee hes 
Whitney, Henry A., Trustee -under will 

ME OVY SSA WTCH CE: pnke'o-s nis vias wes poe 
Whitney, Henry A., Trustee for C. EH. 

STUNDEN SOE whey thie esace%y e's "s' yap’ Sie 2 . 
Whitney, Elizabeth G............ 4 9 
UTTER Sk 
METS WEICIAGL 5.71.0" & ¥is'sle's Gigi Os ss 
RACE URES scl d-c ie Yate baie ina hedeboighace teres rare 
WiuteyRuth H., Heirs of... ....0...6+. 
PRCT) SLA sche te lu ciads o Riedie pe om ce 
RMA Peed 00's IO. Unie ans 0 Wiehe seid Srererys's se 
PEMD ire) QUSUIINED ohreie < Ss4 win als pieyeinre's es 
PRP IOOCUSEIEOLL cs seas baht chins sasdice 
Wolcott, J. H. & Roger, Trustees...... 
Yl PLN S FCT SY O10 i apd atee lame ang SN uae 
WN OL PERECAT 6.0 ac wee 6 bee appoiaie a eind 
Wieien, Thomas... ...0e2 0+. Ray A ahs 
Rae RL) OTIS es oes an ww ano ciwse ga cg ee 
RM LUEGDIATO air w inka aincice wc af cages o's hice 
MOE LO IOS LI ecercrdis le ete orsie-s'elece silnatctctetc: 
PDE RE cae ce shar in 5 ates gators <eanrste 
ee Be EE ec VVG ois opis) ce fossa, «cps Sh 
BRIO PATON 0 eo cing tpi «ios vas eet 
Wehalan, Killen, Heirs of. 0... o's ose 
puemters, iorontine.........sesess sce 
WM eonerbee, Oren y. 6. ose ase ceees slows 
MIPENETDCE, “DAviIG...: 6.0.5 ese pk oo, 
MVPGGNEPDGO, TIMOR... Liens seein aces cles 
MAO E CLG eile nic the Oa ans able eas ee 
VLA OACOL MO sage oe ie Mento vn aa 
PNY SAGO) EACLIFAIEL TN Se a cls toy wc 'orrase write te aheione 
MR IELOTR Wel INGS WS ic cab cee ee tanec aaa 
MPEE WOES oh salerdetereisiaorte svelctouts 
A HERS a 8 PI TOE) ili As A pep he 
Me PMEELTT CeMUAINGS fait, f= cre ale wn odes oa parece ene 
WOT Ta. Ts oe lete «save clare cre AE wa 
DERE, MIUCDINOR I coe clcn von apa needy ote eee 
PN LCO PE UIDOLUY s 8h 0 cite > oie eect 
aL WOT ths AL NOTRAS 1a. ssanidccn eugene 
AON cn us ap cise Sue eae 
OEE TIS MNCOTEE: Sire scciics 4. dato mmmrahee 
Winchenbaugh, Isaac.....,.....+-.00. 
MUM AMOS . . . . crus ou od bce eee 
Waterhouse, Lewis H..........s0--000 


MOU Alt aila's’s a5. Was oitieia'e oaaeteeineen 
WOES GUI A! «o's s0k, cacen voemegte 
RTE COATT) er oe er cr PR 


Treasurer First Congregational Parish. . 
Treasurer First Evangelical Congrega- 
CEES AT SB BE ia (1 RG aA lah a seh rs 


Poll Tax. 


Tax on 
Personal 
Estate. 


12.60 


31.50 
508.41 
31.50 
126.00 
9.45 
1.89 
107.10 
189.00 
75.60 
147.42 
31.50 
847.35 
94.50 


3.15 


18.90 


10.08 


1.26 


63.00 
18.90 


Tax on 
Real 
Estate. 


10,71 


32.13 
240.03 


9.45 
6.30 
163.80 


47.25 
100.80 


220.50 


4.41 
25.20 


4.41 
8.82 
179.55 
97.65 


9.45 
7.56 
2.52 


nt 


Total Tax. 


12.71 


14.60 
2.00 
2.00 

_ 33.50 

32.13 

750.44 


31.50 


126.00 
9.45 
13.34 
8.30 
272.90 
189.00 
124.85 
248.22 
33.50 
1,069.85 
94.50 
6.41 
30.35 
2.00 
6.41 
10.82 
179.55 
118.55 
2.00 
11.45 
7.56 
2.52 
12.08 
2.00 
2.00 
3.26 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
63.00 


18.90 


NON-RESIDENT TAX-PAY ERS. 


NAMES. Residence. Tax. 
MPBIBCALTCOIDO Sec cvacccce sccseoeces ce e's Boston. 59.85 
mama, (nares, Heirs Of. 6... cb behesce cs cees “6 63.55 
EA a Ted 5 TTOITS Of os sciciactbedeeeds cs. “ 30.87 
AMON Frank. 5.0 sc tec cece asics rae : “6 18.90 
Batry, Joseph Go..e feces sccccicseccscss suse Te 7.56 
MUTOH US shee wc vicescele eck aee ee eieh85% “ 3.15 
Brmiery, Elias. .....scccceccccsecssesces cece “ 6.30 
ieee tt, M,\ Heirs of: 22. .000 csc cee's e383 “ 50.40 
Lyman, Joseph, Heirs of.......... bisves isc ‘6 47.25 
Frothingham, Mrs. L. D..... Hpdaw eee se ¢ sees “ 52.29 
Minot, William Trustee..... BS DSP OR toe “ 189.00 
Shaw, Lemuel, Trustee..... Ee eeA te eec ones “ 31.50 
Shaw, Lemuel, Attorn€y.......cccscccccvces “ 31.50 
Whitney, Mary Giiis.s..eeee. mince ames ae “ 31.50 
Donnoly, Patrick, Heirs of.......sceseeeeeee ‘ 1.26 
Richardson, Susan Gesvisse.cepssse tess eb es “ 42.84 
Spericer, William H........sseeee cece sceees “ 9.52 
Whitney, Warren J.....-.ceceececccesvcess “ 11.97 
WR PPAGUTIICR. one's aE R CNUs c cc cl sec das se ccds rT 1.26 
Angell, RA PACK Tels ticle sis eles « o cleluselere sraeiaiere ee ctor “ 9.45 
Cheever, RU Acr Micra Abba Wea d Siete leo: cb aalccatie eat eal cuetahe “ 98.36 
CPE VV UIA FS, one otek cecal sddd des edes “ 9.45 
Barry, Sarah D...... sees cece cee este eee ‘“ 15°75 
Baker, E. J....4 RSS A SBS Seed’ oe eee 42 “ 46.62 
Baker, Walter, Heirs of.....-.ccccdcdccccces “ 25.20 
Capen, A. D...e cree cece ce ceecerececcceeees “ 7.56 
Capen, Joel. ...20-.ecee nese ccce ccctcssccece “ 3.15 
Capen, John, Heirs of........-seseeeeeveeces “ 9.52 
Churchill, Asaph.... 2... cece cessssecececeee “ 63.00 
DUEMMLODOTE ones csevceacesel de cicdisacds “ 3.15 
ioewer, Charles, 2d... 1.2. 2006 Pee ie ee ‘“ 31.50 
Wood, oP H. W eiplavk pole © 410 ee eae es) et oes ad 66 a eye ‘6 1.26 
Richards, George H.... cece eee cues cesteees “ 39.76 
Church of Dorchester :........dsvectsccssics “ 11.34 
First Parish, Dorchester.... ....csseeccsecece ‘“ 31.50 
City PEC TAOS LOT aie a lols te eiaMalslocrele oo 82g ea cal ccvciees ‘“ 99.05 
Gleason, Roswell.....- 1... cecees ence scsecs “ 15.78 


C 


18 


NAMES. 


INTO MEG VV oiES tints O%e se by Obie e bo sew cely'ee'e bess 


ER EOUSy ATOOMTE's vies s\eleie (0.0'e 015 ove she's si yates ent 
Pierce, benry 1.5 si. .0% Sie vials estate tet alas sii 
WORTSONL SOV 5 oh dc'e's ee 0 bs Cases eee ts ee morales 
lec Dand Co. ss... sece. sietaTietatsNalgtats cig ela 
PV OSHLEN CDSS GAL ie i's s'lois elas 's Sate a's olela'ate ale's eles: 
EL ea yeret MIITLOU,ELEIES 10% o'sic nle w'v'a's's o'c}s'e'sle e's ses 
DE MUNISOS PARE Ua Gio dies o'c's s'c'e's ble's ele'cin's ein ss ¢ 
Thompson, Charles H., Heirs of........-..20. 
Reese Co ATVI el Pie's bio Ss od sw sch eictelale's Ve 61s 
Paolmian, elizabeth, WE CirssOl. 2. vse «c's os 0 sis\s'e'e 
MER RS IID, Lup oe. c Os Sea's Ss heed daweee cous 
RA CHEIEM PH iteietn c's are a'eictels u's sv 5's o'ete'ete’ so wes 
ee eT IAN Ms fn "a 16's 'o%e'e'w%o'o 0lt s(oifuvela’p 've'c'e'e oles 
Paya SOLIENG VLAT VEL 0's a 0's <‘o'=/s e'» o“oislele ial shacacelnen aes 
PPE DEGEO Ig AIVY 2's o='s's sole ss 07% tiie wae Rie: 
Jones, Woodman...... vomee se eas aroneg cass 
TELA OLS Cslayelc Sal's Scie eels 0s ss eb hls ess 
Rie TR TEV TINT ces cieiie csc stats v's sc eas bow 
McWhirk, Wm., Attorney for Elizabeth Huggins 
eit OPN ESt ord C108 106k oat. oo gals ss «5 oielv we bs 
RIERA UN cc cis ioe cele cers's ciel tielalel’s's e'a. 0.910 
TEGIA ests es ce’ss o's 400 © 26 Sma xs oretele.ts Sesion 


PER EE EAT IONE Ct 4 rar eis bs o's sieldis ss! bce cis Mein 


Richards, C.F..... pO eR Sees ae Pree oe 


Cross, John..... EGR ce 6 Dito erates elbte siete 
Ar TART, Gl ie'e tag e's 3s ee ache seaside 6 grin aise 
Cran nW.. (NL is «os oe Siete ots wince sie sett oon kath oiie 
PtP UIRLAN ou | DOTUAS slates tetas cls cies. ¢ wie se shole's mints 
PE PAn) STINT) ial ete iniss a > pytie'= ores Stile coteldeietuieeteiee 
TRMIIOE NEA TOCIA cletcie'e os cipis vse 6.6 clsiwe. seins stipes 
ENG WEOME, VW ULINN 6 +s 5jecb cee ecles sce se A | 
ESAT UD, CT UOUCTE EL 46s oes 6:0 (0-0 Sera o5 oA 
DY MLO LAE? oy Seen teaches dis oot eens bie wee eek 
SAMIR, OVLBEW vio ta w.0 ie ain a's 010 fo ale 5 oie esa lente 
MAOWATC:V LNOMON< -c.oses 06s csieuness Vainio anals 
Pater ed OBINITH £ nin pla ciate bs iriehkwie tite aaiese cielein waa 
AY Ales.: CDATICS: A c0.s.¢Kie'e's.0 09 Ss my Ae 
Newton Theological Institute...... ON Ae ete 
Marden, Samuel....... Sa 8 ayy ae Daoiaiede 
CHIE TI SN SAIN UCL Sa'adis os «6 cis sie oie ales tisha abel 
French, Josiah, Heirs of........ ipa teks SevUehots 
Gulliver, Lemuel........ Ny sn ey pioieietals 
NON MO ANY TILIAIT TY 5 oietcuis oy as 0% pleieis.s wie teiule ACA 
IVY RSG Bes NV CLICTD ciate int dive > ia \0:+ 10. tale wiv # 0.6 0s etejoth 
PRATT Ce iy e ies pele a bit arelere cave OAL eve riee 
Billings, Jolin A...sccccccescccscccece hese 
PV OUBELON. iat OO < sess s/0 nea weed Niatieke te icles 
Beals, Nathaniel H........<- aS S47, SR tA ahiate 
ROTO Trl HCO.) ELOITS Ol aisio.bs'nih o nla wee Aisc,s10lanicls 
Glover, Horatio, Heirs of..... sae east wae speeia 
Giaver J ODI, ELCITS Of. evs ss oe'slb so 00 a acentess 
SOG UWVALCL lisa «a sie s wissen se 4s sins Goleiepares 
WATIENOTAITIOS v0 8.6 sieves hss beara PNG yh 
Duggan, William B.......... ewenes te iade esha 
DARGA; VV ALLIATD sie & p\s e154. sinje & mine ioe.o o0ce nbn’ 
DIARY Me ODT E a! o'eis a bidis\= tle »'s o sive alin FRESE, 44 
CRAIE, WVVTIUAIN 5 j0.0)s sie wieinaw eoiv ie vale sis aha ae 


Residence. 


Boston, 
6s 


New York. 
Philadelphia. 
Randolph, 
66 


Braintree. 
66 


Somerville. 
West Roxbury. 


Quincy. 
“ss 


To 


19 


NAMES. 


eneer Sie DTATIATIS (ELOIES OL o3s vc co oe o0iseceeses 
Mudge, Z. A...cseccecse Raita slashed gence sa 
isher Johns... +... LOR Nt LES as a. 
MEE OTE ZET dale vie asia gus'e sas veseees sues 
NMI SCERG $05 ogy o's cule odie wla'e es eee cle’ 
Eldridge, John S........ eee. Sas a cies Cats oe 
UMRMRIMOTL IN OGUAT 0c 6. 'o scree cles a de cece wees 
SUMMIT fp 3 6 sie noice As Ss «.6.¢.0 et ow ean 
mererssiijal, Heirs Of. 6 63's esc eesee se see as 
UE NS cal wy’ o al assis Greik eee Woe cA eis 9 4 wa ele 
SUPERS cy nie wc wicie « Wd s'es vie «5 's<0 0 91s 50's 
Real Estate and Building Co.........eeessee. 
PRMMUOTCOIDAIG cc eww eles ee weecsgedsecesece 
PERE OLPICK, Gr. « sitesi ie'esipie's ts. 2 8 00.6, 010.0'cle 6,5 
REELS BATICH A odie Wisia is © 5 6 4.0, sisie)s,0.0 0. 0/40 os 
PBRMPMMIACIIAGL Sains cine hoi k +s cc's acon ets cio ss 


Ressidence. 


Dedham. 


Hyde Park. 
6 


Tax. 


2.52 
2.52 
1.26 
3.15 
1.89 
122.22 
3.15 
1.89 
4.41 
12.60 
2.52 
18.90 
5.67 
1.26 
83.16 
1.26 


Statement of Expenses of the Town of Milton from March, 1812, to 
March, 18138. 


Rev. Mr. Gile’s Salary. : : ; $750.00 
Support of Schools. ; : : ; : : 730.00 
Support of Poor : : ‘ 286.25 
Building a School-house in the West District. : 100.00 
Interest on Notes against the Town : 108.55 


Repairs on Meeting-house and the Burying Ground Gate 6.83 
Sum voted by the Town to be remitted to Mrs. Childs for 


rent of Ministerial Land , ; ; , 40.00 
Leasing the Ministerial Land. : . ; 4 3.75 
Selectmen and Assessors’ Bill . : ; : : 83 82 
Clerk’s Bill A . : : : : : ; 13.00 
Treasurer’s Bill ; : : , ‘ . : 25.00 
Constable’s Bill ; : ; A , , ; 9.00 
Collector’s pay for 1812. ; é : : 131.75 
Abatement of Taxes : : ’ : . ; 78.23 
Tax Tickets : ‘ : : : ‘ ; ‘ 3.00 
Sexton’s Bill . : ; ; ; ; ; : 17.00 


$2,386.18 


‘ 
7 — = 
i 


— oS 


THE AUDITORS’ 


— Montieth Annual Deport 


OF THE 


RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES 


OF THE 


TOWN OF MILTON, 


COMPRISING A 


Statement of the Finances of the Town, 


FOR 


THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 6, 1877. 


TO WHICH ARE ADDED 


THE STATISTICS OF THE TOWN 


AND 


A LIST OF TAX-PAYERS. 


PREPARED AND PRINTED BY ORDER OF THE TOWN. 


BO eel ON ay 
DAVID CLAPP & SON, PRINTERK......564 WASHINGTON ST. 
LLbshy ty Oe 


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ae 4 : 


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AUDITORS’ SUMMARY OF THE RECEIPTS ...-. 


Receipts. | 
Balance in Treasury February 1, 1876 $2,340.18 
Back Taxes of 1874 collected $200.00 
tie LOT ‘S 2,200.00 
Tees thereon 47.55 — 2,447.55 
———_ 4,787.73 
Uncollected Taxes of 1875, 200.00 
Amount raised by Taxation : 
By vote of town for estimated expendi- 
ture : . 387,000.00 
‘« amount accruing from overlayings 156.30 
‘“* additional tax owing to an assessment 
overlooked . : 126.00 
“ amount to meet State Tax due from 
town ; . 1,704.00 
‘* amount to meet County Tax due from 
town. : : : . 6,343.79 
———— 51,330.09 
Amount received from State Treasurer : 
For town’s share of Corporation Tax 6,449.54 
a y ¢ «National Bank Tax 4,455.60 
‘‘ account of State Aid to soldiers 308.00 
From State School Fund : : é 83.06 
— 11,296.20 
Sale of 4 Mr. Robbins’s Address, $1,25; sale stove, sh 11.25 
‘‘ 1 Lotin Cemetery . : : 162.50 
Income of Hay Scales : : 24.00 
From town of Quincy for support of pauper : ‘ 26.00 
Received from Randolph for the funeral expenses of F. 
A. Thayer, the same having been paid DY Mrs. 
Kliza Thayer j : 34.00 
From County Treasurer, Dog Licenses, 187 5 ; A 573.18 
From State Treasurer, Interest due town on back pay 
soldiers, credited 1875 A A ; : é 48.04 
Income from Town Property : 
Dividends 6 Shares Blue Hill Bank 36.00 
Rents, R. L. Chapman, 1 year, $25 ; God- 
frey, $100; Nickerson, $100; Roon- 
ey, $25; Tucker, $6 ; : 256.00 
Sa 292.00 
68,785.5 


From notes given for money hired until taxes were col’d 33,138.50 


ee ee 


$101,924.04 


7222 AND EXPENDITURES OF THE TOWN. 


Expenditures. 
For Schools : : : . $18,910.92 
‘‘ Poor (exclusive of Her earerion fp 
. stock andtools) . ’ . 8,480.38 
Less cash for produce. sold : ' 128.09 
3,352.29 
‘““ Highways, care of . Mak PPS, 2825 
at + construction of ; LOOSE LS 
——— 10,945.46 
‘‘ Fire Department. p ; 861.14 
“* Police of : ; F see 2ZALTSL 
“‘ Cemetery . : : : . . 2,182.00 
«¢ Library ; ipiilglose (3 
‘« State Aid to diets raceslese ; : 312.00 
‘« Pay of Town Officers ; ; W418,013)25 
‘« Printing and Stationery be a 323.27 
‘¢ Abatement of Taxes . d 613.78 
‘* Miscellaneous expenses. ‘ 500.24 
‘“« Interest on money borrowed ; - 544,02 
‘‘ New Bridge over apes River at 
Central Avenue : sh) hee ONG 
‘* Rent, School-house Lot, one seas 6.00 
--——_ 14,367.01 
Paid to County Treasurer, County Tax for 1876 . . 6,343.79 
‘< State as State e i . 7,704.00 
Paid off Town Notes, incurred for temporary uses . 83,138.50 
Taxes still due ; J . 2,200.00 
Cash in Treasury . : . 9,962.07 
———— 12,162.07. 
$101,924.04. 


1* 


DISBURSEMENTS. 


POR, SUPPORTMOF SCHOOLS. 


———_____. 


EAST SCHOOL. 


Teaching. 

Paid O. A. Andrews, Grammar Dept., 40 weeks $1,200.00 

Miss C. HE. Mayhew, Primary “ 40 « 500.00 

Miss G. F. Penniman, A igs 550.00 
———— 2,250.06 

Fuel and Care of Rooms. 

Paid for 15 tons of coal . i a!) 142.6 

Care of rooms ; ; ; ; ‘ 95.25 

Shovelling snow : : 4.75 
212.76 

Books and Stationery. 

Paid O. A. Andrews for sundries purchased . 32.04 

Miss Mayhew as a s } 8.54 

Miss Penniman a ‘§ , 6.30 
46.88 

Incidental Expenses. 

Horse and carriage sundry times for teachers and schol- 

ars, $19.25; sundry repairs, $150.40 ; repairs. on 

clock, $1 ; J. Babcock & Co., school supplies, $38.86 ; 
1 8-inch globe, $10 . : F é ; 219,51 
$2,729.15 

WEST SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 

Paid J. W. Clark, Grammar Dept., 40 weeks $1,307.50 

Miss L. W. Vose, Primary “ 48 « 600.00 
———— 1,907.50 

Fuel and Care of Rooms. : 

Paid for 7 tons of coal . Penta <i> 4t 08.68 

4 lbs. of sawdust ; : ; 2.00 

Pine wood : : : ; : , 9.25 

Care of rooms . : é ; ; 60.50 
——— 125.38 


ee 


Amount carried forward, $2,082.88 


7 


Amount brought forward, $2,032.88 
Books and Stationery. 
Paid J. W. Clark for sundries purchased 32.66 
Miss Vose, books for indigent scholars 6.00 


' H. Pope niet a 14.82 


—_—_—— 53.48 
Incidental, Expenses. 


Paid for repairs, stock and labor, $154.35; school sup- 
plies and furniture, $13.85 ; repairing clock, $1 . 169.20 


$2,255.56 


NORTH SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 
Paid P. A. Gay, Grammar Dept., 40 weeks $1,200.00 


Miss H.D.Hutchinson, Prim.“ 46. « 500.00 


1,700.00 
Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid for 204 tons of coal : : . 158.62 
2 barrels shavings , : .50 
Care of rooms . ; : f WISTS 65.00 
a is ; : : : . 1876 65.00 


————- 289.12 
Books and Stationery. 


Paid P. A. Gay for sundries purchased . 10.45 
H. Pope, books for indigent scholars 18.15 
4 stationery for desks . : 15.21 


—_—— 43.81 
Incidental Expenses. 


1 dozen erasers, $5; labor and stock in repairs, $247.90; 
sundry supplies, $11.91 ; analysis well water, $10 . 274.81 


$2,307.74 
SOUTH SCHOOL. 
Leaching. 
Paid Miss Sullivan, for 20 weeks. . ; . $267.50 
Miss F.G. Morse, 20 « : . 250.00 


———_—s— §17.50 
Fueland Care of Rooms, 
Paid for 8 tons of coal . : ‘ : F 50.50 
Care of rooms . 4 ; ‘ ; . 33.00 
—_———. 83.50 


| oueeeeeieaieteneeiemeeaeme dl 


Amount carried forward, $601.00 


8 
‘Amount brought forward, 


Books and Stationery. 


Paid Mr. J. L. Hammett, sundries purchased 9.75 
Jason Haughton, id 8.15 


Incidental Expenses. 


Carriage to Exhibition, $10; sundry small wee 
$9.35 ; repairs, labor. and stock, $90.16 


CENTRE SCHOOL. 


Teaching. 

Paid F. T. Crafts, Grammar Dept., 14 weeks $420.00 
C. Boylston, 4 i bats 850.00 
Miss E. CU. Emerson, set cs AQ me itt 500.00 

Fuel and Care of Rooms. 

Paid for 7 tons of coal . : : ; 54,25 

Care of rooms 67.93 
Books and Stationery. 

Paid Mr. Crafts, sundries purchased ; : 1.65 
Mr. Boylston, ‘‘ ; ! 30.54 
Miss Emerson, ‘“‘ ‘ ‘ : 8.54 
J. Babcock & Gow ink, .75; H. Pope, 

books, $2. : : F : é 2.75 


Incidental Expenses. 


Labor and stock for repairs, $269.79; Babcock & Co., 
small supplies, $22.21; cleaning clock, $1 


PLEASANT STREET SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 


Paid Miss A. G. Pierce, for 36 weeks $600.00 

Miss Anna Gardner, 8 62.50 
Fuel and Care a Rooms. 

Paid for care of rooms . ; 32/27 

Shovelling snow : : : : 2.00 


Amount carried forward, 


$601.00 


17.90 


109.51 


$728.41 


1,770.00 


122.18 


43.48 


293.00 


pe 


$2,228.66 


662.50 


34.24 
8696.77 


»~ 


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Amount brought forward, $696.77 
Books and Stationery. 
Paid Miss Pierce, sundries purchased . ; 16.68 
-Mr. Wadsworth, report cards. : 5.00 
21.68 
Incidental Expenses. 
Paid Babcock & (Co., sundry small RED HSS ey 20 ; 
labor and stock in repairs, $21.23. . 80.43 
$748.88 
HIGH SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 
Paid Mr. 8. D. Hunt, 44 weeks. ‘ . $1,870.00 
Miss Weidemeyer, 28 ‘ 420.00 
Miss S. M. Vose, 3 quarters weeks. 75.00 
Miss M. E. Wright, 14 gr ; 210.00 
———— 2,575.06 
; Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid for 124 tons of coal 87.90 
For care of rooms. : : ; 65.50 
153.40: 
Books and Stationery. 
Paid Mr. Hunt for sundries purchased . 18.10 
Miss Wright, 4: , 2.13 
20.23 
Incidental Expenses. 
Work on drain, &c., $35 tuning piano, $2.40; small 
supplies, $4.75 Ries : : 10.15 
$2,758.78 


GENERAL MISCELLANEOUS SCHOOL EXPENSES. 


Paid Expressage . : ' ; : $6.45 
School prizes. : : ; : 9.80 
Exhibition expenses . : 7 12.96 
Printing programmes and songs ; j 36.50 
Stationery : : ; : 9.00 
Introduction school books : 39.53 
Labor on drains and glazing. 39.50 


$153.74 


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RECAPITULATION OF SCHOOLS. 


East, $2,729.15 South, 728.41 High, 2,758.78 
West, 2,255.56 Centre, 2,228.66 General, 153.74 
North, 2,307.74 Pleasant St, 748.88 


Total, $13,910.92 


Amount of Appropriations for Schools . 12,000.00 
Received from State Fund. ; 83.06 
12,083.06 


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Amount expended in excess of Appropriation, $1,827.86 


Comparative Statement of School Expenses for Six Years. 


1871, $10,915.56 1873, $12,166.54 1875, $15,219.44 
1872, 10,492.09 1874, 11,986.34 1876, 138,910.92 


POOR DEPARTMENT. 


a ae 


SUPPORT OF POOR IN ALMSHOUSE, 


Wages. 
Paid C, Sanford, as Superintendent, 1 year : : $400.00 
Grain, Meal and Flour. 
Paid Samuel Gannett : ; 161.71 
Clothing. 
Paid Simmons & Son, 8 pairs blankets. . $20.00 
H. Kendall, sundries. ; : ; ; 23.92 
J. Babcock & Co. ; : ‘ : : 17.62 
H. B. Martin ‘ : f : ; : 22.79 
Kagle Clothing Co, : : : 11.00 
S. M. Johnson . } : , : : 14.70 110.03 
Fuel. 
Paid L. N. Godfrey, 6 tons coal . : ; ; ; 45.50 
Groceries and Provisions. 
Paid J. H. Shepherd ; : ; : eae a8 hae 
S. L. Tucker & Son... ‘ i , WR prey, 
W. Preston 188.17 


George Everett, $75.97 s Lif Cook, fish, $9.33 85,30 766.94 
Amount carried forward, $1,484.18 


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' Amount brought forward, $1,484.18 

Miscellaneous Expenses. 
Paid H. S. Russell, 2 swine . ; : . $14.00 
_ Blackman, shoeing horse and repairs . 15.16 
Strangman, repairs on wagons and harness . 34.97 
Crossman, 1 sleigh : : : : 12.00 
F. W. K. Nye, medicines. J ! : 9.15 
C. Tileston, utensils, repairs and oil. 28.58 
Tolman, 2945 lbs. ice . : } i ; 14.72 
J. A. Tucker, labor and stock, repairs 10.77 

Dodge & Gilbert, 6 stone hammers and one 
sledge, &c. . ; : ; : ; 12.66 
Expressage, .75; medicine, $1.50 : : 2.25 
Repairing 9 saws, $2.80; cleaning, $5.00. 7.80 
C. C. Holmes, $71.00; ploughing, $6.00. 77.00 
Assistance to J. Hunt and J. Cary =. ; 5.10 
Brooks & Walbridge, bedding and carpet. . 36.60 


280.76 


Total Inside Support, $1,764.94 


ASSISTANCE TO POOR OUT OF ALMSHOUSE. 


Paid Taunton Lunatic Hospital: 


Board and clothing Joanna Fleming. . $205.64 
. i ‘¢ William Whalen LSS 
Blbel ies ‘¢ Peter Murphy rate (1 bed 
a if ‘‘ Bridget Dunican . : 88.62 


Worcester Lunatic Hospital : 
Board, &c. of Sarah P. Davis 


State Reform School: 
Board of William Buchan 


City of Boston: 


Relief of Mrs. Copeland . ; : 48.00 
P feveeve.) Gilrain ; : 8.25 


City of Chelsea : 
Relief of 8. J. Whittier 


Town of Quincy: 
Board of Charles Pierce 


Town of Brockton : 
Relief of A. J. Dyer and family 


Overseers of Poor: 
Assistance to transient paupers 


Amount carried forward, 


42.00 


26.25 


20.50 


$936.37 


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Amount brought forward, $936.37 
J. F’. Reynolds, relief. Mrs. Deborah Reynolds $10.00 
Rhoda Jones, Helmer Ws Giver tect sven: ae . 156.00 
J.T. Emery, ‘eB eH imery. 9 \": . 208.00 
Thomas Sweeney, ‘‘ Mrs. Fleming . 10.00 
A. Davenport, ‘ Mrs. H. B. Hunt 27.00 
C. T. Roberts, ‘¢ of Francis Stevens . 34.00 
J. H. Means, ‘¢ and burial of Miss 
Pape anty sy! 27.00 
— 472.00 
S. L. Tucker & Son, goods furnished : 
Mrs. Denney : ; 13.79 
Mrs. Murphy ; : ; 14.00 
pe QTY 
W. Preston, goods furnished Mrs. Conkley . 3.00 
J. Babcock & Co., goods furnished Mrs. Mayall 8.00 
—— 11.00 
L. N. Godfrey & Co., for coal furnished— 
Mrs. Denney, $15.25 Mrs. B. Connors, $15.00 
J. H. Adams, 21.00 Mrs. Record, 17.25 
Samuel Sias, 21.00 Mrs. J. Farrell, 18.38 
Mr. Stetts, 4.25 Mrs. Beal, 17315 
Mrs. Sessler, 15.00 Mrs. R. Jones, 29.00 
Mrs. Conkley, 15.00 Mrs. Buchan, 13.00 
Mrs. Stanton, 6.50 Mrs. Hickey, 14.00 
Mrs. Joyce, 6.75 Mrs. O’Donald, 14.00 
Mr. A. Thayer, 6.50 Mrs. Mayall, 10.75 
Mrs. McDonald, 8.50 
268.28 


Total Outside Support, $1,715.44 » 


Note.—In last year’s Report $ ton coal was erroneously reported 
as delivered to Miss Esther Beals. It was delivered to Mrs. 
Beal. 


Sales of Produce by Superintendent. 


Poultry andeggs, $66.50 Butter, $2.85 Apples, $18.20 


Honey, $5.80 Hay, $10.60 1 calf, $1.50 Pork, $22.64 
$128.09 


AMOUNT OF STOCK AND TOOLS AT ALMSHOUSE, 


Fesruary 5, 1877. 


1 horse, $65; 1 cow, $65; 30 fowls, $24; 2 pigs, $10 $164.00 
1 covered wagon, $40; 1 horse cart, $20; 1 pung, $16; 
4 ploughs, $20; 1 sleigh, $12 ‘ ; : . 108.00 


Amount carried forward, $272.00 


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Amount brought forward, $272.00 

I harrow, $10; 1 grindstone,$6; 3 ladders, $5; 1 wagon 
harness, $20. . . : ; . : -  A1.00 

1 cart harness, $8; 2 sets plough harness, $8; 2 lap 
robes, $5 : ; ’ : i b , ‘ 21.00 

Halter, blanket, surcingle, curry comb and brush, $4; 
string bells, .50 : : i : : 4.50 

3 hay forks and 4 rakes, $1.50 ; 3 ox yokes, $2; carpen- 


ters’ tools, $3 : : : ; : , : 6.50 
2 scythes, &c., $2; 2 shovels, 3 hoes, 3 axes, 1 iron rake, 


1 pick, 1 crowbar, $9 ; E : O00 
3 draft chains, whipple-tree and chain, and 1 ox tongue 8.00 
2 baskets, pails, 1 set measures, 1 wrench _.. . : 3.00 
Upland hay, 2 tons, $40; meadow hay, 1 ton, $10; 7 

bushels meal, 1 bushel corn, $6 ‘ : ; ; 56.00 
2 bags shorts, $1.60; 20 flour bbls., $4; 2 vinegar bbls., 

$2; 5 cider bbls., $5; 100 gals. vinegar, $35 2 ee 400 
2 bbls. cider, $5; tackle and falls, $5; water pot, sifter, 

2 saws, $3.50 : 5s : : : : : 13.50 
12 cords wood, $96; 2 bbls. pork, $52; 4 bbl. corn beef, 

$8; 40 bushels potatoes, $40 ; : 196.00 
6 stone hammers, $10; 1 wheelbarrow, $3; 1 manure 

Pores Sh) 6% ; - : : Z : : 14.00 
5 bbls. apples, $5; 2 gals. molasses, $1.60; 1 bbl. flour, 

$9.50; crackers, $3 ; 19.10 


40 Ibs. lard, $5; 36 lbs. coffee, $3.60; 8 lbs. good coffee, 
$2.80; 6 lbs. tea, $3.60 . . ; : : ; 

100 Ibs. sugar, $11; 100 lbs. soap, $7; Spices, butter, $6 24.00 

4tonscoal_ , ‘ ; ‘ : 4 ; . . 


$777.20 
Amount of stock February 7, 1876, 793.25 


Less valuation than in 1876, $16.05 


RECAPITULATION OF POOR DEPARTMENT. 


Expenses of the Almshouse . . $1,764.94 
Add for depreciation of stock 
and tools : $16.05 
—— $1,780.99 
Less sale of farm produce. : : 128.09 
————— $1,652.90 
Expenses of Poor out of Almshouse : : f 1,715.44 


—————_— 


Total cost of Poor, $3,368.34 


Comparative Statement for Six Years. 


1871, $2,908.32 1873, $2.985.59 1875, $38,182.20 
1872, 3,111.10 1875, 2,712.53 1876, 3,968.34 
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STATISTICS OF ALMSHOUSE. 


Whole number supported the past year 9 
i ‘« remaining in the house, Feb. 5, 1876 a) 
f ‘¢ admitted during the year a 4 
a Fi died during the year. ‘ 1 
ft ‘¢ _ yemaining in the house, Feb. 1, 1877 8 
Charles Pierce, et. 46 years Ellen Crane, ct. 51 years 
Eliphalet Sargent, ‘‘ 46 “ Margaret McQuirk, ‘‘ 45 “ 
James Cary, i i BAL Harriet Sloan, $65.90 pee 
Mary Hunt, Siam 6 aleve H. I. Sloan, 66 ia as 


1724 transient persons were furnished with food and a night’s 
lodging at the Almshouse, and 1359 at the station house at Lower 
Mills Village. 


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT. 


REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT. 


The expenditure on the highways has exceeded the appropria- 
tions, owing to the necessity of further outlays, to the amount of 
over $2,600.00, on the Williams and Central Avenues, on Con- 
struction Account. 

With regard to the comparative expense of town teams and 
team hire, the superintendent finds that the cost of a team, 
including depreciation of horse, harness and cart, and keep 
during the useless days of winter, is under $1 per day, while 
hired teams are $1.62} per day, leaving a clear saving of .625 cts. 
per day on each team. Not over three teams, however, the num- 
ber now owned, can be worked to this advantage. Beyond that 
number the need is irregular, and it proves better to hire. 


North-Hast Section. 


Paid for 338 days labor, men, horses and carts . . $1,098.84 ° 
eae LU. ‘¢ men ‘ : A ; . 1,236.50 
ec -'3173 loads gravel . : : : : ; 317.30 
«¢ «stock and labor on culverts and gutters 120.05 


«« ¢« half expense for repairs of culvert on Hancock 
Street (Quincy Line) : : 42..00 
‘« «¢ yepairs tools, $43.75 ; shoeing horse, $10.50 . 54.25 


Amount carried forward, $2,868.94 


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Amount brought forward, 


Paid for labor on sidewalk fae Churchill’s land) . 
‘« yepair harness 
are nay:; $46. 57 ; orain, $45, 30 (Town horse) 


West Section. 


Paid for 1603 days labor, men, horses and carts 
sé 359° 6c 6c men 
«686 loads gravel 
“stock and labor on bridges and culverts” 
«¢ «blasting rock (Mattap an) : 
“stock and labor, railing Blue Hill Avenue 
«« “iron posts for railing 3 
“« «shoeing horse, $6. 60 : ; repair tools, $9. 00 
ss hay, $384.88; grain, $34.75 (Town horse) 


South Section. 


Paid for 178 days labor, men, horses and carts 
we anGg * ee Rey 
«© 1928 loads gravel 
«« ~“ 66 loads stone chips, and sharp drills 
“« “stock and labor on culverts and paving gutter 
Ste shoeing horse, $14.50; repair tools, $1.65 
ee Perepair cart, 
et hay, $41.46 ; grain, $58. 40 (Town horse) 


Williams Avenue. 
Paid for 293 days labor, men, horses and carts 
‘AIG SS ‘* men 
<¢ «stock and labor for railing 
se 46 hay, $13.32; grain, $11. 30 (Town team) 


Central Avenue. 


Paid for lot of stones on Avenue for side wall 
as days labor by men 
- ‘¢ men, horse and cart 
se * Jron posts, for railing 
pee abhor and stock, -‘¢ ° “ 
« «© 930 loads of stones and oravel : : 
«hay, $28.50 5 grain, $29.40 (for Town team) : 


$2,868.94 


20.00 
10.57 
91.87 


$2,991.38 


$553.62 
587.49 
68.60 
56.15 
7.50 
76.69 
4.75 


$1,440.03 


$539.11 
580.23 
122 80 
9.42 
326.26 
16.15 


$1,707.02 


$962.37 
680.98 
272.35 
24.62 


$1,940.32 


$50.00 
418.18 
21.12 
65.56 
82.10 
23.00 
57.90 


$717.86 


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Care of Bridges. 


Paid for care of Granite bridge one year 
‘« lumber for repairs . ; 
«364 days labor on repairs 
“raising end of bridge 
eb yominhs hinges, spikes, nails, &e. 
‘“ “© ‘labor and lumber (repairs on L. Mills bridge) 
«repairs on Mattapan bridge 


Street Lamps (by Kerosene). 


Paid for care of and lighting 52 lamps, 1 year 
‘¢ 12 barrels kerosene : 
«¢ “* chimneys, burners, wicks, matches and 
freight on oil : 
‘repairs lanterns 


Street Lamps (by Naphtha). 


Paid for care of and lighting 32 lamps 1 ha 5 
‘¢ 24 barrels naphtha fluid : : 
se “repairs, ladder, &c. : 
«freight on oil from Boston 


Street Lamps (by Gas). 
Paid Dorchester Gas Co. for lighting and care of two 
lamps, 1 year 
Street Lamps (by Individuals). 


Paid J. Babcock & Co. for oil and care of 1 Jamp, 1 year 
sit. Ars V OSC 


«¢ L. W. Babcock, i ce o 16 mo. 


Miscellaneous Highway Expenses. 


Paid for tools and repairs 
‘« « picking stones, use cart, repairs bridge, dray, 
tool handles, seven wedges : 
sc «repairs screen and cart 
«¢ «hook hames 
se «¢ ‘gtationery and postage stamps 


Amount carried forward, 


$250.00 
142.34 
76.75 
8.75 
27.07 
23.14 
45.50 


$573.55 


$370.00 
106.55 


86.37 
44.27 


$607.19 


$241 25 
179.22 
30.19 
11.50 


ee 


$462.16 


ee es 


$121.72 


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Amount brought forward, $64.68 

_ Paid for scraping ruts and removing pavers : ? 20.00 
“street sign post and painting . ; . : 2.00 

«« «horse keeping to Feb. 5, 1877 4 F ‘ 36.00 
$122.68 

«sundry persons for shovelling snow : i 1229.00 
$351.68 

Salary of Superintendent : ] . 600.00 

$951.68 


RECAPITULATION OF HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT. 


North-East Section . : ; : ; 4 . $2,991.38 
West Se : : : ; : , : 1,440.03 
South ae : : A : ’ : 3 1,707.02 
Williams Avenue : ; : 4 A : : 1,940.32 
Central is : : 4 : : : 117.86 
Care of bridges : : A : : : 573 55 
Kerosene lamps ; : } : . : 607.19 
Naphtha fluid ef ‘ ' : : : : 462 16 
Gas ts : : ; , : ‘ 121.72 
Individuals’ ae : ) : : ’ ' 32,55 
Miscellaneous Expenses . ; ; : ‘ : 951.68 

$11,545.46 


Add difference in appraised value of stock 
and tools, 1875, $997.50 
1876, $905.00 92.50 


$11,637.96 
Contribution to new County Bridge at Central Ave. 2,479.67 


Total outlay on Highways, $14,117.63 


Stock and Tools in Highway Department. 


3 horses, $450; stone wagon, $120; 8 carts, $125 . $695.00 
3 sets cart harness, $45; 3 hay cutters, $10 : : 55.00 
4 gravel screens, $20 ; 13 picks, $13 : 33.00 
4 stone hammers, $f 1 plough and 2 points, $10 : 17.00 
20 shovels, 510,352 spades, $l; Siron bars) $4", : 15.00 
1 road scraper, $18; 5 iron fence posts, $2.50. 20.50 
drills and stone tools, $35; 3iron rakes, $3; 2 hoes, $1 39.00 
2 lanterns, $2; 1 oil-can, .50; 2 grub hoes, S250. : 4.50 
I line, 25 tape line, 15s bush scythe, $2 : : 3.00 
3 grain chests, $14. ; ‘4 wooden horses, $9 . j ; 23.00 

$905.00 


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Comparative Statement for Siz Years. 


1871, $19,956.99 1873, $20,040.19 1875, $10,858.85 
1872, $11,480.30 1874, $15,607.26 1876, $14,117.63 


This Comparative Statement includes Superintendent’s salary. ; 


FIRE DEPARTMENT. 


Hydrant Engine Company. 

Paid 30 members 1 year S service . . $150.00 
J. L. Esau, iL ‘¢ as steward . 80.00 
repairs on house, $30.74; 1 dozen hose 

brackets, $4.50; oil and supplies from 
Babcock & Co., $40.44; Hunneman & Co., 
repairs to engiue, $256. 46; expressage of 


engine to Boston, $23. ; . 855,14 
$585.14 
Granite Hook and Ladder Company. 
Paid 19 members 1 year’s service ‘ é 95.00 
William Welch, 1 ‘‘ i as steward . 35.00 
J. Babcock & Co., small supplies : : 2.26 
132.26 
| Ninety Hose Company. 
Paid 1 year’s service to members . : 40.00 
work on force pump at Webb’s mills, $4; 
repairs on pump, $44; 4 spanner belts, 
$5.50; neatsfoot oil, $3; 2 double hy- 
drants, $22.50 ; work on hydrants, $24.74 103.74 
143.74 
$861.14 
Comparative Statement for Six Years. 
1871, $944.85 1873, $981.39 1875, $1,036.99 , 
1872, $512.64 1874, $934.83 1876, $861.14 4 


POL Ce Dib ra Vise te ‘ 


e- 
Paid S. C. Hebard, 1 year as constable . . $1,023.50 
distributing notices : ; : ; 19.00 
collecting dog tax -. é 40.00 
care of lock-up for 2 years, "$25 each : 50.00 


Amount carried forward, $1,132.50 . 


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Amount brought forward, 


J. W. Jewett, 1 year : . ; # 1,023.50 
distributing notices ’ é : 40.00 


T. B. Severance, police duty, $8.25; M. Pierce, $8.25; 
Chas. F. Cook, $8.25; EH. F. Hopkins, $61.25; F. 
Winchenbaugh, $26.50 ; ‘ : 


At Lock-up. 
Paid for coal and wood, $30; provisions, $83.92; medi- 
cines and attendance, $5: coe $6.49 t 
horse hire for constable : 
distributing school reports 


Comparative Statement for Six Years. 


$1,132.50 


1,063.50 


112.50 


125.41 
2.00 
12.00 


pee 


$2,447.91 


1871, $742.50 1878, $1,272.04 1875, $2,335.73 
1872, $1,389.64 1874, $1,214.73 1876, $2,447.91 


PRINTING AND STATIONERY. 
Printing Annual Report, David Clapp & Son : . 
Rockwell & Churchill, school reports, Moe 10 ; rae 
lists, $20; town warrants, $22.50 , 
Printing, $13; stationery, 899. Ay 


ABATEMENT OF TAXES. 


Personal estate, J. B. Newcomb . 3 a SLD: GO 
K. J. Eaton : : 9.45 
Augustus Lary . ‘ , 4.41 
Joshua Bates ; : : 253.89 
S. P. Blake ; ; : Eagar. 
R. A. Richards. aL so. 00 
Samuel Eldridge, 1875 : 28.98 
Heirs of Kben. Field . A 3.15 
5. S. Somes, ; 2.52 


C. H. Merriam, 1878, 1874, 


1875 and 1876 2.91 
H. T. Fish, 1873 é 2.70 
Real estate, Herbert Messenger : 6.30 
A. W. Vose ; : 2.52 
John H. Whitney : 3.15 
Heirs Frank Bronsdon, 1875 9.45 
51 poll taxes, $102; 14 poll Eas 1873, 
1874 and 1875, $28 : mea Lod 


$173 10 


114.60 
85.57 


$323.27 


$613.78 


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MISCELLANEOUS TOWN EXPENSES. 


Paid care of Town house . $48°25 
rent of Selectmen’s room at Lower Mills, lyr. 60.00 
care of same. 12.00 
4 ton coal, Town hall, $4., 50 ; wood, select- 
men’s room, $8.81 . : 13.31 
oil, lamp, chimneys, dusters and brooms, § 
Town hall. ‘ : 15.83 
repairs to hearse ; 25.25 
funnel and labor, Town hall 16.20 
expressage, carriage hire and car fares 58.90 
J. W. Bradlee, decorating soldiers’ graves, 100.00 
Hale, Walcott & Perkins, legal advice 15.00 
levelling and grading street. 6.00 
5. K. Bayley, for stone wall near Pleasant 
Street School 129.50 
$500.24 
STATE AID TO SOLDIERS. 
Paid family of A. G. Hoffman $72.00 : 
‘© William Buchan 48.00 
s sc © “Patrick Duncan 48.00 
fi fue Georze, 0). Baxter @. 48.00 ; 
if ««  —“ Joseph A. Parsons 48.00 4 
c «« —« Charles Bronsdon 48.00 : 
$312.00 | 


PAY OF TOWN OFFICERS. 
Selectmen, Assessors, and Overseers of the Poor and Highways. | 
$400.00 | 


Paid Samuel Babcock 
Henry S. Russell 300.00 4 
T. Edwin Ruggles 300.00 4 
$1,000.00 


School Committee. 


. - $50.00 
‘ : 56.00 


Paid T. F. Clary . 
J. Walter Bradlee 


R. C. Watson : , : : 50.00 
Jason Houghton A : ; : 50.00 
E. D. Wadsworth : : . < 50.00 
C. E. C. Breck 50.00 


$300.00 


Amount carried forward, $1,300.00 


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_ Amount brought forward, $1,300.00 
Auditors of Accounts. 
Paid Edward J. Kendall : : : : ‘ . $80.00 
Edward Cunningham : : 
Collector of Taxes. 
Paid Simeon Emerson . : d : ; ; . $500.00 
Town Clerk. 
Paid H. B. Martin, salary . : : . $250.00 
recording 71 births, at .50 : : : 35.50 
me 27 marriages, at .15 . : ; 4.05 
is 20 deaths, at .35 : ; : 7.00 
ss Vig pate AAI ed AU, , ; : 1.70 
$298.25 
Town Treasurer. 
Paid Charles Breck, salary . : . . $250.00 
sealer weights andmeasures’ : : 15.00 
$265.00 
$2413.25 


Comparative Statement for Siz Years. 


1871, $2,223.85 1873, $2,668.09 1875, $2.713.65 
1872, $2,397.50 1874, $2,408.00 1876, $2,413.25 


CLEAVE ESE: Raye 

Town Appropriation : ; : , . $2,000.00 
Interest of Amory Fund . : ; 30.00 
Interest of Perpetual Care Fund {ai Ruggles) 18.00 
(An Hollingsworth) . 18.00 

ae s 8 As ‘a(J Sumner) 18.00 

sé sé bc éé 6 (J. Semple) : , 12.00 

ar ses ch a ‘¢ (H. G. Durell) : 9.00 

Muth As ‘ ‘sg ‘¢ (C. Hobart). ; 9.00 
Oy .< as ‘f, (( C2 Taylor aaa : 18.00 


$2,132.00 
Expended, as by the following Report of the Trustees : 


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REPORT OF TRUSTEES. 
Receipts. 


Balance in hands of Trustees, Feb. 1, 1876 $81.82 
Town Appropriation 2,000.00 
Interest of Amory Fund 30.00 
Interest of Perpetual Care Fund | 102.00 
Received for hay : 25.00 
és ‘« leaves 11.50 
‘ ‘* wood 7.00 
ne ** posts 1.00 
4 ‘¢ labor and expense o on lots for individuals 456.87 
$2,715.19 

Expenditures. 
Bard Charles Wadsworth, 2004 days labor, at $2.25 $451.12 
ti 69 days labor, at 2.00 : 138.00 
i a 190 days horse and cart, at 1.50 285.00 
J. H. Packard, 1772 days labor, at 1.873 : 333.28 
ade S 25 days labor, at 1.75 43.75 
EASY a 364 days labor, at 1.623 59.31 
J. G. Crossman, 112 days labor, at 1; 625 182.00 
F, E. Sanford, 644 os 104.81 
J. Fitzpatrick, 614 ‘ RS HU RR Ose 99.93 
A. H. Hunt, 124 af Saat! ale : 20.31 
cc «124 days horse and cart, at 1.50 18.75 
O. Wetherbee, 5 days labor, man, horse and cart, 3. 124 15.62 
George Haynes & Son, use of pump at Cemetery 5.75 
E. Blackman, blacksmith work : 10.00 
J. T. Hunt, 24 cords manure, 8.00 ; 17.00 
J. A. Tucker, “carpenter’ s work and stock 8.00 
H. 8. Messinger, flowers 8.50 
J. M. Whittemore, stationery F 3.25 
J. Breck & Co., tools and ven seed 14.15 
J. Craig, 70 loads gravel, . 7.00 
J. Sias, labor in coe man, horse and cart 4.87 
P. A. Wales, pump and platform 29.00 
J. Vose, plants 4,25 
C. Cutting, trees’ /, , 36.50 
H. F. Thayer, bedding plants 25.77 
R. L. Chapman, painting tomb doors 8.25 
George A. Stone, rose bushes and shrubs 8.20 
A. E. Hunt, 3 cords manure delivered, 9.00 27.00 
Corliss & Co., for stone and labor 104.48 
¥. H. Trow, painting letters 1.00 
ie. Godfrey, cement 2.00 
G. C. Glover, 8 cords manure delivered, 9.00 72.00 
Amount carried forward, $2,148.85 


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Amount brought forward, $2,148.85 
William Cunningham, laying 54 rods well, at 2.50 135.00 
A. K. Teele, expressage and postage stamps . : 4.87 
‘6 « ¢¢ — gervices and horse in Cemetery 4 250.00 
R. M. Todd, bill for services . , : . ; 20.00 
Loss on old bills. ; ; : ; ; ; 7.50 
Whitman and Breck, in part for plan of Cemetery 50.00 
J. B. Cunningham, labor on wells . ‘ : : 17.50 
$2,633.72 

Balance in hands of Trustees, Feb. 1, 1877 
[uncollected bills], ; , 81.47 
$2,715.19 


The expenditures in the Cemetery during the year just past 
have been largely on the new portion. The grounds have been 
partly graded, and cleared of superfluous trees, and undergrowth ; 
the boundary wall has been extended fifty-four rods; and a new 
plan of the whole Cemetery has been nearly perfected. 

Care of Lots.—For the information of the citizens generally, 
the Trustees desire to make a definite statement in regard to the 
plan they have adopted in the care of the Cemetery. The Ceme- 
tery is mowed twice in the year; about the last of June, and 
again in September, when all Lots, not receiving annual care, are 
mowed and trimmed, without expense to proprietors who are 
citizens. Proprietors, who engage for the annual care of their 
Lots, are charged three or five dollars, according to the size and 
condition of Lots. Such Lots are clipped every fortnight during 
the growing season, and oftener if necessary. Perpetual Care 
Lots are clipped twelve or fifteen times during the season, and 
receive a top-dressing every fall. The Trustees furnish and apply 
a dressing of well-pulverized manure, allowing about three quarters 
of a foot per Lot, for one dollar and a half. 

Citizens who wish to place their Lots under the care of the 
Cemetery will please give notice of the same; and those, whose 
Lots have hitherto been on the ‘‘annual care”’ list, but who desire 
the care to be discontinued for the next year, are requested to 
notify the Trustees early in the season, otherwise the Lots will be 
continued on the ‘‘annual care”’ list, and bills will be presented. 

Prompted by a desire to increase and perpetuate the interest in 
the Cemetery, the Trustees have proposed to name the principal 
avenue of the new portion of the Cemetery, ‘‘Centennial Avenue,” 
and in the opening spring of 1877, to plant the borders of the 
same with ‘‘ centennial trees ’’ to be presented by those interested 
in the Cemetery. These trees, marking the opening of a new 
century, and, in its advancing years, continuing their growth and 
spreading their leafy branches, may serve as living memorials of 
the donors, reposing beneath their shade. 

The plan proposed is something as follows: 


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Every proprietor of a lot in the Cemetery is hereby invited to 
furnish a thrifty tree of good size and form, and of a kind to be 
decided upon, to be planted along these borders. The name of 
each donor will be affixed to the tree presented and planted by 
him, on a chart to be kept by the Cemetery for future years, or in 
some other way to perpetuate the matter. The time of planting 
will be extended until the whole border is occupied, even if it 
reaches beyond the present year. The trees thus planted are to 
receive special care from the donors, and from the Trustees of the 
Cemetery, as memorial trees. 

The Trustees recommend, for the ensuing year, an appropriation 
of the same amount as last year. . 


Respectfully submitted, 


A. K. TEELE, 
O. W. PEABODY, 
R. M. TODD, 
S. BABCOCK, 
J. TOLMAN, 


PiU Bild © cB RAR Ys 


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Town Appropriation, including dog license money $1,133.73 
TREASURER’S REPORT. 


Receipts. 


Balance in hands of Treasurer, Feb. 11, 1876 $859.85 
Town Appropriation . ; é : : 600.00 

#3 fs dog license money ; 533.73 
From Dorch. and Milton Circulating Library 200.00 


‘‘ Librarian for fines _, 78.16 
$1,771.74 
Hupenditures. 

Paid A. Mudge & Son, for printing bulletin 
for 1876-77. : ‘ 4 . $91.00 
A. Mudge & Son, for paper, &c. : 1.75 
Rockwell & Churchill, for covers : 11.50 
Dillingham Paper Co., for covers : 9.00 
Carter & Weston, for binding ‘ 62.25 

Lockwood, Brooks & Co., for books and 
periodicals. ; : : 487.73 
Little, Brown & Co., for books . : 2.50 
H. V. Butler, for books . 7 ‘ 64.00 


Amount carried forward, $729.73 


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Amount brought forward, $729.73 
G. Haynes & Son, for smoke bells 2.00 
L. N. Godfrey & Co., for coal 4 25.00 
I’, M. Severence, for stock and labor 23.40 
Rk. L. Chapman, for setting glass and 
painting é : , : , 2.68 
Chelmsford Foundry Co., for hitching 
posts. ‘ : : : é 10.00 
Dorchester Gas Light Co., for gas 29.35 
C. E. Whall’s Express : ; 11.40 
C. Brewer, for insurance ; S125 
Miss J. E. Emerson, librarian 1 year 300.00 
do. for furnishing substitute 2 weeks 12.00 
do. for cash paid for incidental ex- 
penses . : ; : : 5.87 
K, J. Baker, for rent of building . 168.00 
$1,400.68 
Balance in hands of the Treasurer, Feb. 10, 1877 371.06 
$1,771.74 
GEORGE VOSE, 
Treasurer, 


Te 

The Trustees of the Public Library beg leave to refer to the re- 
port of their Treasurer, herewith presented, for the statement of 
annual receipts and expenditures. 

About four hundred volumes have been added during the year, 
a catalogue of which is now ready for distribution. But few 
books have been lost or injured, beyond the natural wear of con- 
stant usage. The whole collection has been kept in an orderly, 
neat and systematic manner, by the faithful and efficient librarian. 

The Trustees believe the Library is doing a great and good 
work throughout the whole Town, and they bespeak for it the 
continued interest and regard of all citizens. 

They take this opportunity to proffer the hearty thanks of the 
Town to those citizens, and others, whothave presented valuable 
books during the year. From Mr. H. P. Kidder has been re- 
ceived the ‘‘ Encyclopedia of Art, Industry and Decoration,” in 
four quarto volumes, edited by E. Reiber and C. Sauvageot, a 
most valuable work on architecture, mechanics and various decora- 
tion. Mr. H. G, Tucker, a former citizen of Milton, has presented 
the Library with a full set of ‘“‘ Reports of the Secretary of the 
Board of Agriculture’’ of Mass., and also the ‘‘ Manual of the 
General Court of Mass.,’’ complete from 1851. Mr. William R. 
Ware has sent the Library several valuable books. Many other 
citizens have shown their interest in the Library, and in the wel- 
fare of the Town, by the presentation of books. ‘To all of whom, 
the Trustees offer their most hearty acknowledgments. 


A. K. TEELE, 
3 For the Trustees. 


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ESTIMATED VALUE OF TOWN PROPERTY, 
REAL AND PERSONAL. 


Reat: West School- house and lot . . $6,000.00 
East mi : . 4,500.00 
North ~« *‘ se ae j . 4,500.00 
South ‘ & a : . 2,000.00 
Centre ‘ xf 3 . 8,500.00 
Pleasant St. School-house and lot . 1,000.00 
Town House and lot of 44 acres . 6,060.00 


Town Farm (40 acres) and buildings 10,000.00 
Hydrant Engine house andland  . Il, 000.00 
Landing place and 2 acres above, at 


a a a ee ae 


Lower Mills . 8,000.00 

Landing place at Gulliver’s Creek . 200.00 

Beal marsh : : ; 100.00 
$46,800.00 

Persona: 5 shares Blue Hill Bank . $600.00 

Fire Engine, hose, hook and ladder 700.00 

Stock and tools at Town Farm 2 TTT.20 

Peas eevee BECO Tl iy hi awe ee ; 905.00 

Town scales, weights and measures 500.00 

12 hand Fire Pumps ‘ : : 60.00 


3,542.20 


Total estimated value, $50,342.20 


REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER. 


Receipts. 
1876. 
Feb. 1. To cash on hand . $1,629.81 
6. ‘ of S. Emerson, Collector taxes of 1875 800.00 
Mar. 4. ‘ of State Treasurer, back pay for soldiers 758.41 
25. ‘ of cash hired at Blue Hill Bank, 4 mos. 3,000.00 
April 1. ‘‘ dividend on 6 shares Blue Hill Bank 18.00 
15. “  §. Emerson, Collector taxes of 1875 600.00 
15. “  4of Mr. Robbins’s address 1.25 
Nays, 6." 1 t! cash hired Blue Hill Bank, 4 mos. 3,000.00 
June 6. ‘ a a 60) 4 OSs wali 3,000.00 
a a 0. 5. ake rent of Landing place, 
6 mos. . 50.00 
Bury oy fp Red. ae eae: ‘rent of Landing place, 
ly 25.00 
af hired of Blue Hill Bank, 4 mos. 4,000.00 
Ree: 4 os ‘¢ 4mos. 1,000.00 
Bas ti maaan Collector taxes of 1875 500.00 
95, ‘* hired Blue Hill Bank, 4 mos, 3,000.00 
Aug. 8. ‘‘ hired of Trustees of Milton Academy, 
A TH08:: |); : 1,138.50 
Sept. 2. ‘‘ hired Blue Hill Bank, SrM08.. . 8,000.00 
s¢ _ §. Emerson, Collector taxes of 1874 200.00 
ty a 4 tlre ga 300.00 
arot. ie. <*! ny a a 1876 2,000.00 
‘¢ hired of Blue Hill Bank, 2 mos. 6,000.00 
1 GE dividend Blue Hill Bank, 6 shares. 18.00 
U1, tie tee S. Emerson, Collector taxes of 1876 2,000.00 
Bl, ast hired Blue Hill Bank, 1 mo. : 3 4,000.00 
Nov. 4. ‘  §. Emerson, Collector taxes of 1876 2,000.00 
ya ee hy zs Oh 1876 5,000.00 
‘« ~6 «0. 8. Godfrey, rent of Landing place, 
6 mos. . 50.00 
oe etsy VV e Nickerson, rent of Landing place, 
G mos. . 50.00 
eo. 2. * S. Emerson, Collector taxes of 1876 18,000.00 
2. “ of State Treasurer for Corporation tax 6,449.54 
Lt Ai ‘s Bank tax 4,455.60 
2 ae “ State Aid for Soldiers 308.00 
2. “ John Rooney, for rent of town land 25.00 
1877. 
Jan. 6. ‘“  S. Emerson, Collector taxes for 1876 8,000.00 
20. ‘* Income from Poor Department 128.09 
23. ‘ County Treasurer, dog tax refunded 573.73 
23. ‘* Townof Quincy, assistance of paupers 26.00 
23. ‘* G. W. Nickerson, rent of tagone ea 
6 mos. 50.00 
Amount carried forward, $87,154.93 


1876. 


TUES FOLe rl OB srl edee Codlenee e's ccs soetes 
Receipts. 
Amount brought forward, $87,154.93 


Jan. 23. To cashrefunded from Randolph, the funeral 


Feb. 


pp poP Po 


expenses of I’. A. Thayer, having 


been paid by Mrs. E. Thayer i 34.00 
of State Treasurer, this Town’s propor- 

tion of the State School Fund : 83.06 
William P. Blanchard, income of Hay 

Scales. 24.00 
A. K. Teele, for Lot in Cemetery, 325 

square feet at 50 cts. per foot : 162.50 
old stove from North School . . 10.00 
5. L. Tucker, rent of Lot on Harling 

Street, 1 year : : 6.00 
S. Emerson, Collector, Interest on taxes 

of 1875 ; A 47.55 
S Emerson, Collector taxes of 1876 5,986.30 

$93,508.34 


Milton, Feb. 5, 1877._ 


CHARLES BRECK, Treasurer. 


SOI wine's. wvn'm'vin ee 0,4, 0.5 tcececseees TOWN TREASURER. 


Expenditures. 


1876. 
Mar. 29. Discount on Note $3,000 4 mo. Blue Hill Bank $71.75 
May 6. « « $3 000 61.50 
June 6. di Sa, UOOK i hs af or 61.50 
July 1. re SR, 7s a 1 Ca 4 82.00 
8, ‘6 be $1,000 Cone 6c 66 90.50 
Oy: 6c 6c $3, 000 ** & 6c 66 61.50 
29, By paying note of March 29 : : . 8,000.00 
Aug. 8. «« — Joseph Sias, rent of Centre School- 
house lot 6.00 
Sept. 2. ‘ discount on note $5,000 3 mo. Blue Hill Bk. 177.50 
6. ‘* paying note of May6 . . 3,000.00 
Oct. 2. ‘* discount on note $6,000 2 mo. . Blue Hill Bk. 63.00 
4, ‘* paying note of June l 4 «3,000.00 
28. ‘* discount on note $4,000 1mo. ‘* a 22.00 
Noy. 3. ‘ paying note of July 1 ‘4,000.00 
9, 6é 66 6c 66 8 66 66 1,000.00 
95, ¢ ‘6 ‘6 sc 99 6“ 66 8,000.00 
10 oes ad Dp a ‘y Oct. 28 a irs OOO 0G 
ort state tax . . 4,104.00 
ohn ‘« note of trustees of Milton 
Academy ‘ 1,138.50 
aye “4 mo, interest on the above note 22.77 
ae es note of Sept. 2 on Blue Hill Bk. 5,000.00 
8. 6“ “ 30 «6 46 66 ‘6 6,000.00 
Sti. 
Feb, 5. 246 town orders paid ! ; : . 42,153.75 
83,546.27 
Cash on hand : é : : : 9,962.07 
‘ (ehes 
| $93,508.34 
Cash on hand : : . $9,562.07 
; 400.00 
Uncollected taxes of 1875, 200.00 
‘4 18760°". 2,000.00 
———— $12,162.07 


CHARLES BRECK, Treasurer. 


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MONEY HIRED AT SUNDRY TIMES IN ANTICIPATION 
OF THE TAXES, 


Mar. 25. of Blue Hill Bank $3,000 4mo. $71.75 
ley rnOc et pienk tnt oeeiiyy EF 3,000 4 mo. 61.50 
OREO EO ee sun chat 3,000 4mo. 61.50 
EG Meer nuer gan, tee 4,000 4mo. 82.00 
Sree be yi sit att 1,000 4mo. 20.50 

“PLUME RLS tS 3,000 4mo. 61.50 
Aug. 8. ‘ trustees of Milton Academy 1,138.50 4 mo. 22.77 
Sept. 2. ‘ Blue Hill Bank 5,000 3mo. 77.50 
J) i ET RT id 6,000 2mo., 63.00 
SRI a Ee) SM 4,000 Imo. 22.00 
$33,138.50 $544.02 


TOWN TREASURER’S REPORT. 


Tue Auditors herewith submit the Fortieth Town Report, being 
for the year ending February 1, 1877. 

They have examined the books and vouchers of the Town Offi- 
cers and find them correct, and the condition of the Almshouse is 
satisfactory. 

They have again to commend the excellent manner in which the 
accounts have been presented by the Town Officers. 


EDWARD J. KENDALL, 4, 
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM, ( 4¥@ors. 


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ESTIMATE OF APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE ENSUING 


YEAR. 


For Schools 


Poor 2 : : f ; : 
Highways, including Superintendent’s salary 
Fire Department . 
Town Officers 

Police . : 
Collection of Taxes 
Abatement of Taxes 
Printing and Stationery 
Cemetery 

Library : A 
Miscellaneous Expenses 
Interest 

Street Lamps 


Additional School Expenses. 


For land and addition to East St. School building 
Repairs of North School building 

Repairs of South School building 

High School 


$12,000.00 
8,500.00 
10,000.00 
500.00 
3,000.00 
2,000.00 
500.00 
400.00 
4.00.00 
2,000.00 
800,00 
1,000.00 
500.00 
1,200.00 


$4,000.00 


700.00 
200.00 
100.00 


LOWN SrATISTICS. 


TOWN OFFICERS OF MILTON FOR THE YEAR 1876. 


Selectmen, Assessors, Overseers of Poor and Surveyors of Highways. 


SAMUEL BABCOCK, HENRY 8. RUSSELL. 
T. EDWIN RUGGLES. 
Town Clerk. Town Treasurer. 
HENRY B. MARTIN, CHARLES BRECK. 
School Committee. 

EDWIN D. WADSWORTH, R. C. WATSON, 
CHARLES E. C. BRECK, *TIMOTHY F. CLARY, 
JASON HOUGHTON, *J,. WALTER BRADLEE. 


Superintendent of Highways. 
SAMUEL COOK. 


Constables. 
SAMUEL C. HEBARD, CHARLES F. COOK, ELBRIDGE BLACKMAN, 
JONAS W. JEWETT, EK. F. HOPKINS, JOSEPH NOBLE, 


CALVIN SANFORD. 


Collector of Taxes. 
SIMEON EMERSON. 


Auditors. 
EDWARD J. KENDALL, | EDWARD CUNNINGHAM. 
/ Trustees of Cemetery. 
ALBERT K. TEELE, OLIVER W. PEABODY, ROBERT M. TODD, 
SAMUEL BABCOCK, *JOHN TOLMAN. 
Fence Viewers. 
- CICERO CUTTING, SAMUEL COOK, HENRY W. VOSE. 
Trustees of Public Library. 
GEORGE VOSE, JOHN H. MORISON, *JAMES M. ROBBINS, 
EDW. L. PIERCE, ALBERT K. TEELE, *GEORGE K. GANNETT, 
W. B. WESTON, A. L. HOLLINGSWORTH, *KE. D. WADSWORTH. 
Surveyors of Lumber. 
ROBERT M. TODD, T. T. WADSWORTH, PATRICK McDERMOTT, 
DAVID W. TUCKER, OREN BATES, GEORGE H. COFFIN, 
JOHN H. BURT. 
Firewards. 
WM. S. LEAVITT (Chief), OTIS SKINNER, JOHN H. BURT, 
RUFUS L. CHAPMAN, JOHN B. BADGER, A. C. GARDNER, 
DAVID W. TUCKER, J. WALTER BRADLEE, N. T. DAVENPORT, 
WALTER B. RANDLETT. 
Pound Keeper. 


ISAAC C. GULLIVER. 


Representative to General Court, for the Fourth Norfolk District. 
THOMAS LONERGAN, of Canton. 


* Terms expire March, 1877. 


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REGISTRY OF BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, 
IN 1876. 


BIRTHS. 


The whole number of Births registered in 1876, was '72. Males, 42; 
Females, 30: as follows :— 


Jan. 2. SamuclGardner Thayer, Aug. 6. Laura Wild. 
Jr. ‘* 8. ~=~ John Burns. 
*¢ 11. James Handasyd Perkins. ‘* 16. William James Dinsmore. 
‘¢ 23. William Sheldron Boden. ‘* 18. Hilda Cunningham. 
Feb. 5.° Lucy Manion. ‘6 29. John Carroll. 
‘¢ 10. Horace Franklin Forbes. ‘* 00. Walter Reed Emmons. 
‘¢ 10. Albert Edwin Brackett. Sept. 1. Helen Webster Safford. 


‘¢ 13. Gertrude Alice Levirs. ‘* 2. »~“Daniel Buckley. 
‘¢ 14. George Chase Haven. ‘6 4.) Mary Ann Flynn. 
‘¢ 14, Emma Frances Donahoe. ‘¢ 6. Isabella McKenzie. 
Mar. 7. Margaret Forbes. ‘* 7. ~ William Meagher. 
<¢  «8.-—s Francis Ryan. ‘* 15. Ida May Vose. 
‘< 9. Charles Gregory Gallagher. ‘‘ 21. Mabel Elizabeth Sheldon. 
‘¢ 11. Ellen Burns. ‘¢ 21. Martha Ashley Goodall. 


“¢ 18. Alvah Horace Plummer. ‘¢ 23. ~=William Hansbury. 
‘¢ 30. Elizabeth Catherine Hoff- ‘‘ 30. Elizabeth Rich Holmes. 


man. ‘¢ 30. Bessie Emmons Copeland. 

April 4. Walter Clark. Oct. 2. Tucker. 

<¢ 18. John Kersey. ‘¢ 21. Alice Louisa Fish. 
May 11. William Arthur Loud. $e pe: Stahl. 

“19. Alice Gertrude Wigley. Nov. 3. William Kingman Staples. 
“6 6-25. ~=Olive May Berry. ‘¢ «5. Alice Alma Brophy. 
June 7. Harold H. Copeland. ‘¢ 6. Theodore Sedgewick Wat- 
‘¢ 9, ~=~ Catherine McCue. son. 

‘¢ 24. Clarence Jones Edwards. ‘¢ 7%. Margaret Leary. 

*¢ 29. Timothy Welch. ‘* 10. Daisey Winchenbaugh. 


July 12. Stephen Griffin, ; iin ‘¢ 17. Anthony Travers. 
“©” 12, Annie Griffin, S: «© 18, Daniel Murphy. ~ 
‘¢ 15. Arthur Johnson Pierce. ‘¢ 21. Alexander James Mitchell. 


s¢ 17. Mary Ellen White. ‘¢ —§©26. Mary Hamlen Baxter. 

‘* 17. William Lusk Webster ‘¢ 28. William David Kearney. 
Field. s¢ 29. ~Alice Christina Nolan. 

‘¢ 19. Arthur Milton Hawes. “¢ 29. Frank Lewis Sutermeister. 

s¢ 624. + Arthur Preston Bent. ‘¢ 30. Kya Morse Bradlee. 

‘¢ 27. John Joseph Haley. Dec. 8. - Higgins. 

Aug. 2. Harvey Wilbur Dudley. ‘¢ 13. Harriot Despard Ruggles. 
‘¢  4,-~Richard Buckley. sc 14. ~Jobn Garrity. 

‘¢ 6. Martin Gibbons. ‘¢ 16. Margaret Jane McCann. 
The parentage of the children is as follows :— 

Both parents American, 2 _ Both parents Nova Scotian, 2 
Hi ac Trish, 22 Mts ‘s German, 1 
ae English, 2 

Fathers. Mothers. 
Irish, ; ‘ } American, 2 
English, . : : American, 2 
Nova Scotian, . : American, 2 
American, ; é English, - 1 
American, . “ Trish, : t 1 
American, saat iis Nova Scotian, 1 
Trish, : ' : English, 1 
Canadian, , : Irish, 1 


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MARRIAGES, 


The whole number of Marriages registered in Milton for the year 1876, 
187; | was 27, as follows :— 
6. 


Jan. 3.—Thomas McGuire and Abby Murphy, both of Milton. 

Jan. 8.—John Garrity, of Milton, and Hannah Crotty, of Quincy. 

Feb. 1.—Rufus E. Mann, of Milton, and Susan L. Guild, of Canton. 

Feb. 21.—frnest R. Evans, of Boston, and Sarah F. Bronsdon, of Milton. 
Mar. 13.—Henry I. Somes and Martha C. Glover, both of Milton. 

Mar. 29.—Francis H. Crane, of Boston, and Eva Root, of Milton. 

April 20.—Charles F. Jessup and Matilda L. Voye, both of Milton. 

May 11.—Charles Laight, of New York, and Sarah D. Baldwin, of Milton. 
May 25.—John O’Callaghan and Bridget A. McGinnisken, both of Milton. 
May 28.—Alonzo G. Brush, of Fairfax, Vt., and Flora D. Parish, of Milton. 
June 6.—William E. Davis, of Milton, and Helen E. Larned, of Boston. 


June 13. abe K. Coffin, of Newburyport, and Esther W. Tucker, of 
lilton. 


June 19.—John C. Bancroft, of Milton, and Harriet B. James, of Nahant. 
June 23.—Joseph W. Gile, of Boston, and Emma F. Trow, of Milton. 

June 26.—Edwin L. Crossman, of Milton, and Carrie M. Bird, of Boston. 
June 28.—Henry A. Rich, of Boston, and Katie C. Bradlee, of Milton. 

July 8.—Thomas Whalen, of Milton, and Winney Kavanaugh, of Brookline. 
Aug. 9.—James Craig and Maria Jordan, both of Milton. 

Sept. 1.—Michael J. Carney, of Boston, and Rose Whalen, of Milton. 

Sept. 16.—Aaron W. Vose and Mary M. Comack, both of Milton. é 
Sept. 22.—John L. Esau and Elizabeth Smith, both of Milton. 

Sept. 30.—Henry Allen, of Milton, and Lettie E. Davis, of Canton. 

Oct. 12.—Walter P. Beck and Harriet E. Barbour, both of Milton. 

Noy. 7.—William E. C. Eustis and Edith Hemenway, both of Milton. 

Noy. 18.—John Webber, of Milton, and Anna Kunigunder, of Boston. 

Noy. 24.—William F. Leavitt and Zora E. Miller, both of Milton. 

Nov. 29.—Michael Flanagan, of Charlestown, and Mary McCue, of Milton. 


Both parties American, 18 American and Nova Scotian, 1 
rs town Arish, 4 Trish and American, 2 
tf Soren rerman, 1 English and American, 1 


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DEATHS REGISTERED IN MILTON IN 1876. 
Wuote No. 88. Mates, 19; Femares, 19. 


Date of Disease. 


Milton Scarlet Fever 
Milton Scarlet Fever 
Quincy Croup 

Norwich, Ct. | Dropsy 

Vermont Bronchitis 

Milton Diphtheria 
Milton Heart Disease 
Thetford, Vt. | Consumption 
Canton * | Phthisis 
Walpole, N.H.} Heart Disease 
Ireland Lung Fever 

Foo Chow, Ch.) Meningitis 
Ireland Consumption 
Milton Old Age 

Ireland Consumption 
Dorchester Dis. of Kidneys 
Gloucester Heart Disease 
Milton Scarlet Fever 
Milton Diphtheria 
Milton Meningeal Effu’n 
Milton Cholera Infantum 
Milton Cholera Infantum 
Jamaica Plain | Peritonitis 
Milton Anemia 

Treland Anzmia 

Milton Infantile 

Milton Stillborn 

Milton Pneumonia 
Milton Pneumunia 

No. Easton Consumption 
Milton Phthisis 

Quincy Diphtheria 
Roxbury Cancer 
Templeton Chr. Rheumatism 
Milton Scarlet Fever 
Milton Scarlet Fever 
Boston Consumption 
Milton Scarlet Fever 


Charles E. Blackman 
Freddie H. Blackman 
E. F. Messey, Jr. 
Sarah A. Boden 
Sally C. Williams 
Edna F. Glover 
Edward D. Murphy 
Jane M. Burditt 
John P. Reed 

April 15 | Philarman Ruggles 

May 15] John Stanton 

May Elizabeth R. Clark 

May Emma Ryan 

June Joseph Hunt 

July Bridget Dunican 

July Henry J. Pratt 

Aug. Eliza Crossman 

Aug. Jennie McKay 

Aug. Catherine Lahey 

Aug. Cora E. Clark 

Aug. Francis Ryan 

Aug. Timothy Welch 

Aug. Margaret P. Forbes 

Sept. Harold H. Copeland 

Sept. Michael Scully 

Sept. Mabel E. Sheldon 

Oct. Tucker 

Oct. J. Elijah Reed 

Noy. John Carroll, Jr. 

Noy. Charlotte Sloan 

Noy. Mary R. Dustan 

Dec. Edith Severance 

Dec. Sarah A. EK. Bennett 

Dec. Artemas Cook 

Dec. William 8. Cottle 

Dec. Mary A. Cottle 

Dec. Henry G. Pollock 

Dec. Rose Cottle 


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Twenty-nine persons have been brought from other towns, by permission, 
for interment in Milton, and twenty-one persons have been removed from 
Milton for interment in other places. 


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TAXES 


ASSESSED IN THE TOWN OF MILTON, 
FOR THE YEAR 1876. 


VALUATION AND TAX. 
Value of Personal Estate, , ; 2 , . $4,626,500 
Value of Real Estate, . : ; : : ; 3,267,800 
Total Valuation, . : : , ’ 7,894,300 
Number of Polls, 735. Rate of Taxation, $6.30 on $1.000. 
piste Tax, . ; : A . $7,704.00 


County Tax, ete: : : 6,343.79 
Town Tax, . : ; ; . 87,000.00 
Overlayings, : 4 : ; 156.30 


Rotal-Tax;" >", ; p . $51,204.09 
Additional Tax, $126.00. 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
: Estate Estate. 

oy Se A ES See a a ea 2.00 116.55 | 102.06 | 220.61 
PRIMES, TIA WATG Ei yisciwic's cso s qn0 oss ine 2.00 TOGe Toto 19.01 
RUMPMRMES ATID ELON FAG lovee 0.4 v0 ss once oe 60 2 6 2.00 2.00 
Adams, Augustus, Heirs of............ 1.26 1.26 
BNET A SALOLY Liat eins ls: e cies. en asp 00's vo 2.00 2.00 
MRMMNIPUCUOUITT begs begin sas cS. seis eves oe 2.00 2.00 
RSI ATTN) Steno. t a's ea oem sis 32 Sst 6 2.00 2.00 
RIOT Mis. 0, line ame cin se ps eis oi sce 2 193.41 | 111.51 304.92 
REE COAY TUUATO Hon seloies yn ersre net oe 2.00 144.90 146 90 
Arnold, Mrs. A..... hela cine: arcisiacs'o « oe 22.05 22.05 
PN TOL WG fs baie yn. <.es.0 0 aoe #2 o's aie 2.00 8.82 10.82 
EIN ECF PEP ice eiiica eye,s nal er nitn wre 6 aes 2.00 2.00 
ETS PIS Acts vias ose pes tesa ca ane 2.00 31.50 33.50 
UMMA EP EATICIS © pie'y ase a os ose. 4 ele bia 2.00 2.00 
EERE OAT GHUUT ANY fais. oiniese «2 ete e.0i0 qn acer 2.00 634.41 636.41 
DORRIT SAIN CLON c0.c5:0 nr evn cena nyse 2.00 8,82 10.82 
MTA AD EOV Net ieibig'n so \s)n\n\s «ajo, wiple t's 2.00 2.00 
ET IENY cctw a) cipeidicioisie's ss pmianan <> 2.00 2.00 
PTE PROUIAG ce pes wie.s c's 1 v atun ace * ois 2.00 2.00 
COLTON it fen wc cca aense ce: 2.00 2.00 
Perr ita ee ATION... 000 des 200s. 90.09 | 129.15 | 219.24 
Babcock, Josiah, Heirs of.............. 18.90 | 154.98 | 173.88 
PIRDOUCK yt OMEIOGS vio ccewctewscescsces 47.25 47.25 
aS a a 2.00 47.88 | 81.90 | 131.78 
2 SAS a 2 a aR 2.00 22.05 | 25.20] 49.25 
Babcock, Cornelius..........sseeceees 2.00 5.04 | 48.51 55.55 


Babcock, Lemuel W......sesseeseeees 2.00 ' 31.50! 78.12! 111.62 
A 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES Poll Tax. Personal Real Total Tax. 
Kistate. Estate. 

WENOCDGK eli Li seateivicam Secs Sates shies 2.00 2.00 
BRRCOCK SW is lute tad ans «tet Be clan orcas 2.00 2.00 
Babcock, ATTEN et eee RNG Rte Oo yeh 2.00 2.00 
Boden, William Mets. Wes ek ee, lee 2.00 1.26 3.15 6.41 
Boden, Ween LIAL she eee in 3's eee 2.00 7.56 9.56 
SEH PoTt PN ectoemies eee ot Rs Sak ewe Ce Ss 2.00 .63 2.63 
Bronsdon, ATO PETC oes © whos sreuw's bas wie © 6 2.00 1.89 | 12.60 16.49 
Bronsdon, Benjamin 2 ea At ab NR 2.00 2.00 
Bronsdon, BOW IS AV wile dekh ce ales scn ee 2.00 2.00 
Bronsdon, DSGWIS Vv IT. weeicts oeet feats 2.00 2.00 
Bronsdon, PPOlE uR ts pin = oo neh s ca suche 2 00 2.00 
Bronsdon, Phineas AS Nels Ph tig 8 site barra 4.41 4.41 
Bronsdon, RAR Lists orate akin em eee 2.00 5.04 7.04 
Bronsdon, ENVIR Loudest vcctac ats aw Ree 2.00 10.08 12.08 
Bronsdon, PPA P LLGITS Gloves 2 er an ede 9.45 9.45 
Bronsdon, Benjamin, Heirs Of; ss ase ape ss 13.23 13.23 
Breck, James Mies Lee ee ee 2.00 63 4 071 13.34 
Par eO ie mM Will Me iiss os ta ven eee cs 2.00 3.15 5.15 
Breck, EHS (OE aril Pag a an are arg 2.00 6.30 8.30 
PSP OORMUCATICE Petind Cac sles cc ces ose « 2.00 35.91 35.91 73.82 
Brophy, DereNUIAD Ae ec ces tees 2.00 1.26 3 26 
EMU eK WOT «2 soit p Peas tee ates 2.00 2.00 
Pee Se EVV G11 IAITER ss c'cls sc wives < ots es ate »-{ 2.00 2.00 
er PASICMVY JUIN Ls t's os onic oe ee eee 2.00 7.56 9.56 
Medias ADCP bar. Gales cs ts sk eet ces 2.00 2,00 
Wear AMUel Ll). . 8.cc es oAee teke ee wise 2.00 1.89 | 13.86 17.75 
USSF CSC TTT ES) EE INGA 6 Pg Na DOG Bgl 2.00 2.00 
Bent, AFOOT EO SALEE tidatian es cece wees 2.00 2 00 
Bent '& Oe ee Se ees hy oe 18.90 25.20 44.10 
Bent, Nathaniel, Heirs of.............. 31.50 31.50 
Briges, Mra Thomasin.cs 0. ceeo ee. 9.45 9.45 
AO (AICI: ese enh oe arc o/h cece ake 2 00 56.70 STiod 116.03 
Beck, Wis ters ot oe os wine ce et oe 2.00 6.30 8.30 
PGES MATCOT OG. W vote oe ceo ta es cee tine 2.00 43.47 | 51.66 97.13 
Bass, Josiah Bi oad Nea’ oe cite aie ke We 2.00 2.00 
Beal, Gear Mi H.24 sos aawe ed cleguttcy «tele 2.00 2.00 
Badger, phi, Uomo tek eee 2.00 1.26 |° 24.57 27.83 
Beal, Jonathan, Herd Ofc) rots dee 17.64 17.64 
Brooks, SPLIT arcaraete Eanes sem Sate 2.00 1486.80 | 518.49 | 2007.29 
isnmoke -VWalteralce. ..s.wd woe cae 2.00 37.80 39.80 
Brooks, le ELGATY St) c takia gate reeen «tes 2.00 12.60 14.60 
Bunton, H FE ant eked ey mayen ng | ats Be 2.00 57.96 68.04 128.00 
Bates, Oren oy Bas hans ha bs iE ee 2.00 3.15’ | 35.91 41.06 
Bates, Oren tas ost ee ee nee eae 2.00 2.00 
acre OD Pais es tac Ray Sockets ote 2.00 1.89 | 35.91 39.80 
Peenchard, Woo. A Sces tes cde oes eke 2.00 6.30 8.30 
Manechard, Charles H...J..c0 enews 2.00 8.19 | 28.98 SH ay 
Peenauard, C,H. cho san ah eee aoe 2.00 2.00 
iencnard, Herbert... \ccvawernaes «cee 2.00 2.00 
Peomer. ueOnarO sl. ccs ccs e Gas pee Ue 2.00 2.00 
axten,.Vealliam (yy. ifsc aloe tate one 2.00 2.00 
Burt, John A ith esas vos e faa Se ee 2.00 34.02 25.83 61.85 
Burt, SSIS ert 0S De aera et i arty 18.90 18 90 
PMU UMINEP AA von eV SCR: cle oe wen 2.00 40.32 36 54 78.86 
PRMEE ML aay ClO «A cnet vets sc chee a EE 47.88 47.88 
Tiras el OU a ho csc ci atees'e' ale Pen oe 2.00 3:78"! 326998 26.57 
Bradies; tel gWalter. ssc: «see dame ote 2.00 5.04 9.45 16.49 
Begleyy 5. AG, eins of. . + hs ceive 43.47 | 81.90 | 125.37 
AVI Mic aN eae Fhe ven ce teree eee esese] 2.00 2.00 


Poll Tax. 

OE TORTI OS I Sasi ta Md 2.00 
EE Eta, Ss eat eC A 
Burk, Alonzo, Heirs of. .....). sas ces: 
Barnard, Levi 2.00 
Bancroft, J. O 2.00 
Blackman, Elbridge 2,00 

DN Met a5 se ake jee cad ciao s ites 2.00 
MEM Bae) ee ive Pde adeos s ce, 2.00 
Bryant, Augustus 2.00 
Brackett, A. A 2.00 
Brown, Samuel 


Bartlett, James 2.00 
Bartlett, James, Trustee for Sally W. 
Vg Cr Sa pe On 8 ee ee aa 
Bates, Joshua 2.00 
Boylston, Clarence 2.00 
uckley, Cornelius 2.00 
Buckley, Matthew 2.00 
Burns, Christopher 2.00 
Burns, Martin 2.00 
Burns, James 2.00 


Burns, Edward 2.00 
Burns, Patrick 2.00 
Buswell, Wilbur 2.00 
Bradlee, Michael 2.00 
Badger, Frank E 2.00 
OSE SE Sie 2 ea a eee ee 2.00 
Boyle, Patrick 2.00 
BENE Ci TEy Ob Dna « okeée ee oc 2.00 
Brown, Timothy 2.00 
WM POTD ates ok cas 2.00 
MME Ga Nhs: it sy cies veces og 2.00 

ey lables ccerak!. sees ous. . 2.00 
Bloxham, Alfred 2.00 
Berry, Warren 2.00 
Bulger, William 


Channing, George G 2.00 
Channing, Charles S 2.00 
JOR SSRI INT Sake ar rd 

Clark, William H 2.00 
J OSES ee i ae ee er ee 2.00 


ax on Tax on 
Personal Real 
Estate Estate. 
59.22 
5.04 
1.89 
494.55 50.40 
1.26 
16.38 
3.15 22.68 
13.86 
28.35 
6.30 
7.64 
8.82 
6.30 
75.60 
220.50 
346.50 
15:75 
113.40 
20.16 | 136.71 
50.40 
44.10 90.72 
8.19 54.81 
64.89 
46.62 39.06 
47.25 
22.68 
15.75 
2.52 39.06 
33.09 
270.90 | 127.89 


Total Tax. 


2.00 


59.22 
5.04 
3.89 

546.95 
3.26 

18.38 

27.83 

15.86 

30.35 
8.30 

19.64 
8.82 
2.00 
2.00 
8.30 

77.60 


220.50 
348.50 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
17.75 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
113.40 


158.87 
52.40 
134 82 
65.00 
64.89 
87.68 
47.25 
22.68 
17.75 
2.00 
41.58 
35.39 
400.79 
2.00 


ee et eta nt ee te he 
. Tax on Tax on 
NAMES Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 
IBY ee NOMEN. sauls ss cs os dec Cees 2.00 2.00 
RUMP Cy eal Pw TT ON oes ov > o's bake «sce ooh 2.00 2.00 
EAIPOR CUNY TINGTI es oes osc ow cle vn ace wkte 2.00 2.00 
Clark, George W........ Br i dirs 2.00 2.00 
ATER EI ES ENV Stats Soot oes ie Ewch 2.00 2.00 
AURISGD SUB Vc. 5's ook oS k's oo vx Che ate 2.00 19.53 | 54.18 75.71 
OURS SATIS Sales os agie + eee te 2.00 11.34 | 54.18 67.52 
Ch Ae Di USCS ES a oD 2.00 20.79 7a 
ussmMans NAtHanN fs sac ses de elec tee Soh bdr ease be: bs 41.58 
Crossman, Nathan, dJr..........e.e.00- 2.00 13.86 | 11.34 27.20 
Crosman twolin Gis vcs sc ccatece. oo. 2.00 2.00 
Crossman, John D........... seis nee 2.00 2.00 
SOS 25 ORS oe 2.00 2.00 
Arran ALIVE s is oes. soe des Coie a ute. 2.00 1.26 9.45 12.71 
rowmman: Alfred. Jy...>...J..t eis.’ ¢ 2.00 2.00 
Cepesiiats POMEL «wis c's dee ees he: 2.00 35.28 | 71.19 | 108.47 
Clapy, George. We) ie. 2}. Oe ooo 2.00 2.52 | 29.61 34.13 
MDD ASGNUT 04 se oss os he se hee. 2.00 2.00 
Crosby, Lucian, Heirs of.............. 6.30 6.30 
Chubbuck, William B...:...........6. 2.00 1.26 | 12.60 15.86 
Peg OLCOTO ss isa v.06 ec enle « Oe ale 2.00 8.82 | 17.01 27.83 
Cunningham, Mrs. Francis............ 175.14 | 184.59 | 359.73 
Canmingbam, Jobn A.vscin sissies hs oe 15.75 15.75 
Cunningham, Edward............s..6. 2.00 304.92 | 336.42 | 643.34 
Cantiipgham, Arthur. ...c0s.0es%. oa 2.00 2.00 
Gunmungham, James. ...... swiss cs 2.00 2.00 
Cuntingham,: Jobii. .. <0... ese tes dees 2.00 2.00 
Cowles, Sarah H., Heirs of ............ 13.86 13.86 
eenore, Mra, Diana... ....: dre lle. . <n 37.80 37.80 
Ugnrinrham William. «nk. 00.7, oh. 2.00 3.15'| 10.08 15.23 
Chamberlain, Jamés.......233) 000050. 2.00 2.00 
Chamberlain, John, Heirs of.......... 4.41 4.41 
Door ASamuale 1 sac sin ds cle oho ke 2.00 18.90 | 44.10 65.00 
CORR AUN ALLOY Danseee es ss ote a, ee 2.00 10.08 12.08 
IG ATTOIIOA iL ee ees wie. o'c's oe Balak 6.30 6.30 
Cpa Uhatlog Bock... sce souls UE. ee 2.00 1.26 3.26 
Cock, Samuel, Jr.......d.e5. ea ivinte « Ase 2.00 2.00 
Cries ioe er he es Wee res 2.00 7:56 *|' « 25:20 34.76 
CRIES OES CIOOy 0 ae vowck Lee, LLG 40.32 | 25.83 66.15 
CRN el ON oe sess a ees ek siete e tt 2.00 2.00 
OME 4a) OUR Val T oatelccogievisp ce dete 1k 2.00 1.26 | 12.60 15.86 
RrOma AVY GLIA IN ciclo: ace cons cleipediemi o Lk 2.00 5.04 7 04 
CPMig, CDOMAS. . <i) c ese + on ob ol sie Ona bie 2.00 15.75 17.75 
Cite SAmOs 231, beetle oe ie 2.00 2.00 
Callahan, Thomas, Heirs of............ 4.41 4.41 
CAE OO WAT Wi\ ain Dats tte ac tre See Le 2.00 220.50 | 170.73 |° 393.23 
Car pion, ) OHM Psst o's 2 ass cee een Te 2.00 Sets 4541560 17-75 
RAL MOOLLS Lite «on able 8k sis Son ee oe Ok 2.00 15.75 17.75 
tame Gopriesin. 6 st vt. wc bp ene ote 2.00 1.26 | 12.60 15.86 
RIERA Es) Mia cets ole x uy Sects erat seer 2.00 7.56 9.56 
eens, Georee.S.. 2.00... bs bees cde 2.00 352.17 | 64.89 | 419.06 
Cooper, Robert............ ehanenty woe 2.00 2.00 
RIRELOUU SLIDING ECs so... s cos scene ir ee 2.00 2 00 
Shemreite, Modoc, bn tavs s cette. by 2.00 2.00 
Clements; William H.......5. Rs, 2.00 2.00 
(LOR GIANIod, , cole h eens tence. ie 2.00 6.93 8.93 
Cie enare: Mligaos oli sctte ss nc thoes oe 9.45 9.45 
Christy, Thomascs. 600i. CE ok 2.00 2.00 


Choate, George............ set slltweens 2.00 2.00 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMGS. Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 

MemenIANALINGSAY jc cct esse be eweees ccs 2.00 2.00 
EEN WHT EL kis oe one steep ee 2.00 > 2.00 
SRI TAK she's csc os bs oie cee et 2.00 2.00 
MEIETI INDO INCH= = ies ccs soa be cee se ts © 2.00 2.00 
Carney, Michael........ Pi Lay, wiatetne eee 2.00 2.00 
SPRION PM AINCH ns op ov gern eecev ess e* 2.00 2.00 
Oniter,0..0...... EEE ne ee oe Bee 2.00 2.00 
Eo Sed OBR Rea a oa 2.00 2.00 
MTOR VY oo oe wena ce hss cescs ens 2.00 2.00 
Carney, James......... Pic TERA ey 2.00 2.00 
Ce ee Oe a ei ae 2.00 2.00 
NERA, PEO SS oie bics.nie aa hix wae eee Gos 2.00 2.00 
ME TINY 5 cid Sra kek cw soe 0s ohana cee 2.00 2.00 
Et 7 ee ae as 2.00 2.00 
TRS Cr ic ale ge RRR a 2.00 2.00 
RE te et wate vines sks cae ye se 2.00 2 00 
Callahan, Cornelius, Jr............-.: 2.00 2.00 
MMRBETIDAT ReOUAY mina) -frrs.t osc 8% vi lates + Sa 2.00 2.00 
MUMIA T OCIS tc eka cess dads 5 anes one ee 2.00 2.00 
OE LO TC ee ee ae 2.00 2.00 
Sea CIDE Y). ono ss o's.c es ne ees a8 2.00 2.00 
ED TRIBUTES | iviy cc's we'e da vo t.c'e ee 2.00 6.30 | 15.12 23.42 
EMEP ONVY ALGGP A Sey ie igen aes oes cps eet 2.00 2.00 
WUE SCE E, ors c 8c vcs s'a.ks d cscs we seks 2.00 2.00 
SL. Sg la Mena ts ae 2.00 14.49] 98.28} 114.77 
SES as See ie ie eae ee 2.00 2.00 
GA ET Ps eee Biol a ee 2 00 1.26 | 20.16] 23.42 
 TENEASSUBS S eb os ee ea rg Bo 2.00 2.00 
ipaaey, Paul... 0. =. Pe Cee at cee Ok 2.00 2.00 
MERE EG hay ecahe ed nce oes dos 2.00 2.00 
RAE sty aa es, ake See ae Oana 25.20 25.20 
CO SR A OE eee ee 6.93 | -81.90 88.83 
BICOL PCY Sop wwe wees wis s stoiere sis 336 2.00 81.90 | 50.40 | 134.30 
5) SRE 5 298 ete ee arene ie 2.00 34.02 36.02 
ME AWE Hie 8) teccsek eet. s 2.00 78.75 80.75 
Be VV ALGEI S50: so < oo ae 3's 0 B's wary ce «4 63.00 63.00 
MEAG) [BARS CB vtticdras caitvs eased SS 2.00 2.00 
Srmreees Pat byettrdes oof Gaskins ayes 65.0504 34 2.00 15.75 Vivia 
1 OES Mel ba De Se es A ie i a a 2.00 1.89 3.89 
PRM el AT rats ok nia cts acslete ois anes sah 2.00 2.00 
Mimanve,| Michaels... . 6. 5. va ve vatt 2.00 1.89 6.93 10.82 
RPMO CUATIOCN Lies ae e's e's) « vivlee oem 5% 141.75 | 141.75 
SE ELI o¢ pce SR RR A Sa te ca A 2.00 2.00 
RUIPAT EU LATE csp oso. 5s a's e cn eee 2 00 2.00 
RENVENDOTE DO WIS. ia0c css esc pelv esses 2.00 6.93 | 30.87 39.80 
CINTA Ss Sed Dr oe i 2.00 5.04 | 20.16 27.20 
PPR ONUOTE PIVEN. - <5'e.o.s ids pines ee o> 2.00 9.45 | 91.98 | 103.43 
esa ASL ESS ROSES i Gane ma Ba 2.00 1.89 | - 25.83 29.72 
PAPE DOT, MIG WIT, cre ek ke ee ot 2.00 1.89 | 25.20 29.09 
Davenport, A. E........> oth sheparetata cela St 1.89 | 35.91 37.80 
TOONS OURS (oo | Rea i a 2.00 2.00: 
UNREST ON el as ences 0 siajarele'e od a's 2.00 128.52 130.52 
SS eee ee ae A 2.00 S215 5.15 
MOOV Aste) FANN aso cates cceis pe See te 2.00 8.82 10.82 
PR NMHORT cg) IE Sta chal wi0, oiiib eraa no's «4507 2.00 .63 6.30 8.93 
DR IEMIT rel NET OCP tis sn chs ove vce <5'0's 2.00 2.00 
1 ang Fe rie aay Ae. Re a a 2.00 2.00 


ME MUY VRID LIQUTIE  'o: «ox. s ial « oibvaiale fie'e ti @'s 2.00 2.00 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
Hstate. Estate. 

HL SORAMEV MIRO G ORM aiig asics‘ 2 aBie sie ale'e « 2.00 2.00 
PParIIG I NAGOT OOS vay es cs sds die ois des 2.00 2.00 
DeyeNer, (TOOL GO (Shes a oes sumiie ones 2.00 2.00 
DRRIAO YS VY SMIGING ceo ne as Sas oe ss os 2.00 2.00 
TRA EITE TAOS sic is ose e'aia's Fe one BS eves a 2.00 2.00 
ISAT OLD sat aos ois c's «os oleyh cleo a's 2.00 2.00 
(02s fe 1S OE a oA stereo Cc habatode’ sobs 2.00 155795). 10.80 34.13 
Rmmetise ks 5s FL OITS OL sis vis "5 tyes toperste = le ¢ 2.0% Oozla 97.65 
TIS UR Se NAPSTAVLOYY (sects ss 'ais'e s efojaisa's at 189.00 189.00 
RESET OMEN AHIAINII Os o's ots SR ses ieee ses 2.00 12.60 14.60 
MGV eL OL, AMLUCL. s nk 288s oh oi offs oes sles 2.00 12.60 14.60 
PEROPOL US oot LA teeth Ges Sse 's 0's ss fa eles “ales 2.00 2.00 
Emerson, Joshua, Heirs of............. 15.75 15.75 
PEMOLHON ITEIOULL © |. cs 0% 3s st + ofefi'g’s = «> 2.00 12.60 14.60 
Rite GN MEH ONTIY.. 0 ss%"'s 5%. 4's 8h oes acs 2.52 2.52 
Manmare, samuel, 2d... .. 50%. os shies oes 2.00 44,73 46.73 
PGMIGVE SAMUEL: £257. 024 he amass Sas 2.00 2.00 
Mikins“Devid H.; Heirs of.....06..- 5. 13.86 | 71:19 85.05 
Kastman, Sally P., Heirs of............ 126.00 126.00 
Te CereyUNOMasie ry ksi i 22s 8s 5s. ame ae a 2.00 6.30 | 21.42 29.72 
MUM TOMES, II's. a's 6 ss eee Bee's 3 hes 2.00 2.00 
PaMGls SELe. VW. k ook ones sos Ged oahis 2.00 37.80 | 40.95 80.75 
BUNS ELONDY <2 fv cists’ so 8 clo otis oe ete 2.00 2 00 
MUMOT NS OTLOUETUs!. 0 saa ss vc ne cuaiete eek 2.00 2.00 
REVOTOLE. NALMATIION, 2.5 cers sss 3 aale ws 2.00 2.00 
Hiverson, George Ns... sss os) bitte @ ce 2.00 2 00 
Mine ae reat thes. a aiee oh Ses os sede c as oe 2.00 2.00 
PM ATUS. 11 NOMGS. 6's i's co ous oBye x's oss 2.00 2.00 
PRE SVALTOIG, HUVEMTS asthe 6 6. c,¢ as ols RMS he bars 2.00 2.00 
Muse Eel OUT e a Sea's ee eee ak a boas oe SS 2.00 2.00 
Pus) BYIGAG Gio cies ay a see ce Beles oss 2.00 10.08 12.08 
Horde luther Ai: bane 5% 2 0s i ods oe 2) te 2.00 
Hennos Horus 2.5 Heirs of: so: spe de a < 46.62 | 91.35) slag.ge 
PEO AS PEs neh fo trates cles <3 b's sialhaa 3 ee 2.00 2.00 
Tairbanks gO hs ccs cee sees cebeces 13.86 13.86 
Haiceanks, pra e-cs 35 occ kha ae ee 2.00 1.89 3.89 
Farrington, John, Heirs of............. 16.38 16.38 
Hartington, 3. Henrys ss 2727 sa see es 2.00 15.12 17.12 
Field, Kbenezer, Heirs of.............. 3.78 | 20.79 24.57 
TREY ort cE) PRU RCEN tare Ae' y's oc soiiheiate soso 25.20 25.20 
NOU PUICOLEC LR os cass oo cc nteeteiniale ches 2.00 11.34 | 41.58 54.92 
etry W alliain: M sce ee csc. Cuneo e+ 2.00 3.78 | 20.16 25.94 
POULT HO LATION (13. pores set » wots Te =i da't aa) 13.23 15.23 
ere Ae Cay Been. & aie Gp vise ein allie «°e's'e 2.00 7.56 9.56 
PRAM TAS eI ANNO. «ja ahs 's hs le's sabe slates 9.45 9.45 
LUT eo ee aS le 2.00 | 3061.80 | 548.10 | 3611.90 
fates HhODALE SE « 5 taisie's/es'os ats CR oe els 2.00 403.83 | 267.12 | 672.95 
Rorbes. RK. Bs dr. .s . lale’s tee ERIS E ohs s 2.00 9,45 11.45 
Piste, WV ALLIATIN LL os 6'eho's « ae soe torateaine 2.00 289.80 | 126.00 | 417.80 
eens) ¢ GLOOM. .°. x wins ca tee aes eles 2.00 121.59 | 144.90 | 268.49 
ieee SUL OTTAY 5! dich stele» «ois cfatelae x oie 2.00 | - 299.88 | 185.85 | 487.73 
Leressinessret; Pc. 'cn'.% a’ selene ee » 6 171.36 | 44.10 | 215.46 
ESTs re MA MUAY 5.5". ic W'e¥C"ss av Pathe as Se 171.36 | 44.10 | 215.46 
HBrOPe ey OSED Ta). ss + 2% <iha' «elas 2.00 2.00 
HSQUMINS AY ct). 0. 3 «a so see 2.00 2.52 | 34.65 39.17 
Fairey street. = 25. ae teh bate ee REA 2.00 56.70 | 66.15 | 124.85 
FA TEOOT Tae keer a Osx se Hiei a a's ie eek 4g 2.00 2.00 


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Tax on Tax ou 
NAMES. © Poll Tax.}| Personal | Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 

Fitzpatrick, Edward.....-..+++++++++: 2.00 .63 | 18.90 21.53 
Planegin, James.........s.eeeseeveres 2.00 2.00 
Fletcher, George A.viccseccscscccsec 2.00 2.52 12.60 17,12 
Fish, Henry i Ou: ee eee 2.00 2.00 
Faunce, BOOED a Se iafcinse 0 oe. 4 tiste's Scie. 2.00 2.00 
Farrell, J oseph “idk 5 aa RRA ae 2.00 2.00 
PEA ONL. daale 012i + + oe oshsjees «5,0 2.00 2.00 
Fenan, Hugh... ....cesme ee ceeeeeee se 2.00 2.00 
Finnegan, Philip........0...-seee+--- 2.00 2.00 
Farrell, ih cra i a ae ara 2.00 2.00 
Fuller, oR Sie Oe laa alee a 2.00 2.00 
Fredericks, EGA 8 Ae ee ie ee 2.00 2.00 
BA FICKy POU. « lens < 205s siete sos 2.00 2.00 
Pe EGEVICK SUAMCS) a0 ods vi. oss phic sess 2.00 2.00 
Fotler, J SURES) Rs aE ae 2.00 94.50 96.50 
AGT 2 EE ee Pere 2.00 2.00 
Flynn, MT cr Pp Hae Bae rein er 2.00 2.00 
UMM RONDE ore ois wi aid slg eis s ole wei ee os 2.00 2.00 
PePPRU SP RDU iris a cle 'et-Tofe os js «/2) 2) ales=%e)s 2.00 2.00 
PMU YENle th lala o's «olor s cleo givinls «=<. 2.00 2.00 
Flarety, AST Tepe ae a CS eee 2.00 2.00 
MRIET  CROLOONY fino ccs tee eae eens 2.00 2.00 
Fleming, UW Vale Rds, See BEE pC rEae 2.00 2.00 
BS Ge ee We Arr ar 2.00 6.30 18.90 27.20 
REE LOT G1 aii eheye ene lo. while ore, 2.00 27.72 99.72 
MEIOMOTY! WIATE cad sia ie% 00+ le odiesm =<,» 2.00 15.75 17.75 
Sminer, William Ni......--..sjea.00. 2.00 2.597) 16.19 19.64 
WN oe ga ac Sh ald yc «on ok isle one 6 2.00 1.26 | 20.16 93.42 
PUMPIOE AGE oad coe c a wip tec es sbaisacces 2.00 2.00 
oo ih cy) 2 9S eR oy RIS oa 2.00 2.00 
Oe Ss Or Ao a a.0.s s.0cs cls. «the BE ME 2.00 2.00 
Gardner, PAMRER UG oom cicle isin nis stew Setate aisia.c 2.00 2.00 
Gannett, GenreG Ke hada 6. 20 ok eags 0.6.2 2.00 72.45 |. 59.22 133.67 
Gannett, Satiel te wee Wie.) saacds oe 2.00 91.35 | 104.58 | 197.93 
ONES Dr ae ene ok eG 2.00 1.89 3.89 
Gulliver, PGA Laced eet lennon e tikes <.<tese 2.00 6.93 | 20.79 29.72 
Green, George WY eae os cactcke cet ace 2.00 7.56 12.60 29.16 
Gallagher, Henry SO Ae See eee 2.00 5.67 13.23 20.90 
PPAHBNOD) SAME 00... case se ak cei oe.e 2.00 2.00 
PRETTY, SONM i oic'ae c eorcsc ee viv ok alvele os. 2.00 2.00 
RPE IGNACL 5. «acy cle viens cles aban onic 2.00 2.00 
oo SS Pak ee eens 2.00 2.00 
SINUS Moc asinine cate Fo ee We ote ete, setoce 2.00 2.00 
MUNG AROUND yhg.c) «sip ban + sr oidtyen ta alugs 2.00 2.00 
TOES GUS ee oe ei 2 ie a 2.00 2.00 
GATMIGY, JATAGSs 6 i desc cicn vc cls esting esse 2.00 2.00 
Sodus, Martin. «<i... 00.0006 Bi A AE 2.00 2.00 
MT RARE etn Sats'e.s win cra's isi Cant «e'y.0 2.00 2.00 
REE tela san does acdc sin co gars ee 2.010 2.00 98.28 | 144.27 | 24455 
0 NSE a RI Apron meee 2.00 2.00 
Spree Railway Co... .. 22. .s. scenes cae 37.80 37.80 
DMR sO OO. oo ass wis ota his0 0:0 25.20 25.20 
SNR EMEC clst cn. ¥ o.5 01+ 010 sade win! nin. 2.00 671.58 | 126.00 | 799.58 
a MEN UT ratte clehe aieia V.n'e 's'e «4.0.8 84 0 00 2.00 170.10 45,99 218.09 
Greenough, Alfred..........seseeeeess 2.00 157.50 159.50 
Houghton, J. W., Heirs of............ 29.61 29.61 


Houghton, George UPS eae, Fee bee 2.00 24.57 26.57 


Tax on Tax on 


NAMES. Poll Tax.}| Personal Real Total Tax. 
. Estate. Estate. 

PROUEILOD, DORON scr ries asses Se ege e ss 2.00 2.00 
AiO UON, LULWitkthe s,s cog sore cc en's 2.00 2.00 
Holmes Oc Oe tee. GO. 2.00 76.23 | 44.10 | 122.33 
PPOs, CR DTOUAII joe cece ew i oc Neo o's a 5 2.00 1.89 |. - 13.23 17.12 
Bees eel fae cicte c a s csc ce at tees Bi 2.00 1.26 3.26 
PICA) GROW Uc o's ake co's oss « cie'e thtctere oes 2.00 6.30 | 13.23 21.53 
EMO TOOE SOG) ion'eisc ccc ss ahs cd's One os 2.00 66.78 | 44.73 | 113.51 
POEUN ALD Ps Yee sik ses tec ceta ss o% 2.00 34.65 | 26.46 63.11 
PPOORLCON A CAGOLTO WW 2 acces we siete ees note 2.00 17.64 19.64 
Le SU AUPOC TE OV ial eR ER ot ae 2.00 2.00 
Praromoon ears Aw... sec tite ee ae 2.00 2.00 
dtoHis,, Loomas, Heirs of: .. 0.2. eb ose 135.45 | ‘70.56 | 206.01 
PEPE EIOIINS: 29 storie <0 o,<- of oalhe te co's 2.00 6.30 8.30 
SORT CT INCOT SE rics alee ss). a's 0 ole Mere es cote 2.00 9.45 | 17.64 29.09 
Pee Davide. 3. deaths os MRE 2.00 9.45 | 63.00] 74.45 
Hollingsworth, Amor, Heirs of......... 1.89 1.89 
PPC aWOrl, Li Lo. os. sce e etn es «2% 94.50 94.50 
Hollingsworth, Amor L............... 2.00 260.19 | 306.81 | 569.00 
Hiolliingsworth, George... <: 2.5) s5.. 0% 2.00 97.02 | 37.80 | 136.82 
DE GUO so cio ss a > 9c ae sea ete te 2.00 5.67 7.67 
PR OOD Ee ate ols oo:s ss aye cla ete a ee cess 2.00 7.56 | 13.23 22.79 
Howe, Joseph N., Heirs of............. 22.05 22.05 
Eten ey st omas Hee... 5 iss. 6 2.00 15.75 | 41.58 59.33 
PND SALES INS: Joc se os cele nase see a 2.00 5.67 | 42.84 50.51 
Tent. Lhomas, Heirs of?. 2.5. 52556 ce 12.60 12.60 
HUT Save iad AR Rs 5208 aay BR I Or ara 2.00 18.90 | 18.90 39.80 
MOE ate Selects ee sis op uals Vine <n 2.00 1.89 3.89 
Pe CS ete Eee ne 2.00 8.82 10.82 
es Dire ahs PER: 2.00 9:45 11.45 
PIM DOWEL son's sieves cis eeu e cles es vet 2.00 2.00 
Poeenite WV Luk Ml los cao ss, hs seas Be 2.00 117.81 | 111.51 | 231.32 
Hime reOrge Wi.) ys... . +s. ace eet: ac. 2.00 2.00 
ec ROM ae eeee eee ee cic: eon 2.00 2.00 
PIAGTIOOS, ING AV 8 cts bie so cs oe pip cena be 2.00 12.60 14.60 
Hey werd lsaae 1) te. OSS. eats 2.0% 2.00 66.78 | 108.36 | 177.14 
Figen) 0UNCS seu te tess wise th an eae ce 2.00 3.78 5.78 
Lg Cips, POURS: cal. sie's deen ep ees s oe + bi 2.00 1.89 5.04 8.93 
Hockaday; Williams Vict ccc p ewes one 2.00 .63 2.63 
Hebard, Samuel On 7i4 ve sae ce seas be 2.00 4.41 8.82 15.23 
TMC Ke Vo) RINGS. aval. he mess, od Siow ated tee By 2.00 4.41 6.41 
THU Er. ALVOCE. cae osc nah a meeee sks 2.00 2.00 
TRAV Stn ISOs nn Sis bd cies ce chs Se eee 2.00 .63 2.63 
Pipe, fats ys ols ere cate ce eles Suerte ns 2.00 2.00 
Hapeart, Charles. ).25 5... vcsm eee et 5s 2.00 2.00 
FIRS ParGe AXCOTOC, vee a. lh oa sete Oe a ae 2.00 1.89 3.89 
Peaireys Vy DON. 202i os ek cee bre 2.00 2.00 
Teton he Mees ise tse RRO. 2.00 3.15 5.15 
PEG ALGAE «3. <b. 5a abel oo See e's 2.00 2.00 
Hatherway, Lemuel............4.. epee Fee ett 2.00 
Hemenway, Augustus..........eeesees 2.00 {5,712.21 | 308.70 |6,022.91 
Hemenway, Augustus, Jr............. 2.00 2.00 
Tiere VV TATLGIN. «|. 2c cincsce ete oe mre es ee 2 00 2.00 
TIMECADB POU cs ei ots cots ae hp cle tenis ee 2.00 2.00 
Pipter ee BONIS th. Cae k See en Seas eo 2.00. 2.00 
TROE TS LOOEEs chests stews came cen 2.00 1.89 3.89 
Heron, John..... ic oe GAT eh caeAR So 2.00 2.00 
pee resrselave spit beet @ Py pepper eens fee on oct 2.00 2.00 
Herne Geergeeh vo occ. ee lcs pe 2.00 2.00 
HSM see YES OUI. oh n'est vince s stereos veh 2.00 2.00 


a ee eee eee 


Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal 
Estate. 
Meaeen ys Waltets cas. e. «oe os Da hen 2.00 
Meee, VWilbleamies.. us. oo debe kes welwe 2.00 
Hunsbury, Patrick............. ae 2.00 
Piegecy Corneling.7....:...4..008.2,. 2.00 
Hart, John..... EN eta a ton, sharma + ML ai ol ie 2.00 
PPROTES E CUT: Sees ase oe ee WOR cc. 2.00 
Johnson, Mrs. Alfred.............c00:. 63 
Pe A VSEIe Sloe ee eds OO. tee 2.00 
Be PAOIMAN od ssc Re ce. 2.00 
BROT ONTAT fas eet ons RAR. css 2.00 
Ret eM y ed. bse sd. PR dee 2.00 
aE Sei Oe ee Oe 2.00 
Pen ert sas W ohh. ode DOB odes 2.00 1.89 
NMR POG AG a ekislc:e eens MOA aes 2.00 
MPMEIRT COT etre ss ws ssh awienvle odes 2.00 
pemmogn Amibitha. 221.05...1500.08.... 2.00 
Kinsman, Adolphus.............00.0.. 2.00 63 
(SUT a a a a 2.00 
Meonedy, James L. Jus f...5. 08.2... 2.00 3.78 
peel Hearye A 158. 1. od. 
UE OS EE a Oe 2.00 1.26 
+ URE Ge 0 Se ae ee 
Kendall, Mary & Augusta............. 
em OP BROT. PONS od kc odes 2.00 
MME I ANCISI ick Oo. eee ko doe eee des 2.00 .63 
Peereoy, Mithael. .. P051.... ROB... 2.00 
pomeer. Hi... ., 3 ee Le eee 21.42 
1 A i a bo a a 2.00 7.56 
A OU ee Porn ae 2.00 
1 aL 2: ae ee Was ctin > AMA cela 2.00 
Mere NV illiamy. 2.3) RR. 2.00 
mepenrn *Gerrish 4 ooo... . 25. 2 Ce A 2.00 
BRIA Ge cc cree ot PMR bs 2.00 
bo OV I ee a ee 2.00 
Littlefield, Samuel, Heirs of........... 
Littlefield, Samuel, Jr., Heirs of....... 
Pwetefield; Samuel, 2d...... so... 2.00 
Mipeeueld, fy dv)... Mis.... 8. Weel. 2.00 
Mepeield, Pobn. Pot. 0.6 Tees 2.00 9.45 
Peeenold, Henry W.2.... vb. 5.. 2 00 1.59 
Littlefield, George W............0.005 2.00 
Dep, SOUND 6 macs. AMEN. te 2.00 
mewwon, George M..... 16. ce cece snes 2.00 
AA 2.00 1.89 
Mepemus rer Ay, SBA ke 2.00 220.50 
Mee CAN CUSOS: 0-5. ence fee - re 2.00 6.30 
RIC HRTA Oita ws ven be AES oe 2.00 
yon, Henben) Heirs of...... {vi 2..... 
(oo aS ES eee ne ee 2.00 9.45 
OER REL AUOMIASS <5 5. .<,<ireoy0.5.0. ho AMS Sis divs 2.00 
BRIE, SOCRMIPIIUIS ccs, < o.0.5.00.0'0 ps 82 Sew dae 2.00 
reviboe Willigm:S.. 0 <.5....4. fb Sade 2.00 1.26 
Feavitt, MraoMary E.... 2.2.) 2. on 
eter NY Vilinsrie Mok. te AUN ws 2.00 
EL oy Coe ae oe 2.00 7.56 
(ORIN Fel cc eee Oe a 9 MOS «das 2.00 
B 


x 


Tax on 
Real 
Estate. 


18.90 
4.41 
5.67 

11.34 


10.08 


59.85 
8.82 


11.34 } 


12.60 
5.04 


7.56 


296.10 
16.38 
7.56 


75 60 
10.71 


10.08 
28.98 
33.39 


49.14 
88.20 


9.45 
134.82 
9.45 


8.82 


22.05 
6.30 


Total Tax. 


2.00 


2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


19.53 
6.41 
7.67 

13.34 
2.00 
2.00 
3.89 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


12.71 
2.00 
65.63 - 
8.82 
14.60 
12.60 
5.04 
2.00 
10.19 
2.00 
317.52 
25.94 
9.56 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


75.60 
10.71 
2.00 
12.08 
40.43 
37.28 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
53.03 
310.70 
8.30 
2.00 
9.45 
146.27 
11.45 
2.00 
3.26 
8.82 
2.00 
31.61 
8.30 


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Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate 

Lyons, Benjamin........... 5 PEGG een 2.00 2.00 
Lyons, Mrs. Benjamin..........+.+.+++ 3.15 3.15 
Tae Micniael 665 An < a5 a8 3s oe. Aeleats stews 2.00 4.41 6.41 
LCR ee te tie cts’ 's » ohe's Utne. slate 2.00 2.00 
Disa WV sila od. oo). 5c 0 oes BRC slats 2.00 2 00 
Deerers, Wioolston. $5 4 =<... 00 we. 2 )6 2.00 2.00 
RRR LIATICL orc Ys as soo oad clae o's. 9167s 2.00 2.00 
Ligary, JobWie Fd. 25 irda. +e R yh fee eat 2.00 2.00 
Looney, Dennis... , 2... 26. cc. wnless eee 2.00 2.00 
Lay, Thomas KB... 2.0... 00s ida ees 2.00 2.00 
Tanooln, AA... 25.6. Racist eee < ants 2.00 2.00 
(UE EA ae a Be tds 2.00 2.00 
(RL el aie ions wile ace sce cde’ cand 2.00 2.00 
Trees Thomas...) tial. . << IS. oie 2.00 2.00 
Liénikie, Henry.........0020.sWusweces 2.00 2.00 
Morse, Leonard...$.......24..0 Wo gs. 2.00 78.12 | 31.50 | 111.62 
NY Veta OU f.0% Rats oe ccs fe stlee vas » 2.00 12.60 | 76.86 91.46 
Mycre lant oe. 2 Ge... 2 COR 6 cee 2.00 3.15 5.15 
Martin, N. O., Heirs of. ...-. Ga... 21.42 21.42 
Martin, Henry B.....0.4....4. swaneees 2.00 9.45 11.45 
Martin, J. Wesley........sescicesces 2.00 23.94 | 29.61 55.55 
Maran, Joa KR. ret... 5.8 Ore 2.00 7.56 9.56 
OEHEG ONES Fos ss oss anes eos odes 2.00 5.67 7 67 
NOMPEAY POM Es hs coc ar Sees aes 2.00 3.78 5.78 
Morton, Sarah B..........0..Guss.... 102.06 | 72.45 | 174.51 
MeWhirk, ‘Mrs. Sarah. ...... .isicw.... 17.64 17.64 
Morison, John H..........5- ase sss 2.00 173.88 | 69.93 | 245.81 
McGue, J. M....... Be. eens ee 2.00 7.56 9.56 
MeDermott, Michael. .........0s.0.0.- 2.00 3.15 6.15 
McDermott, Timothy............+--- 2.00 4.41 6.41 
McDermott, Thomas...... Pe eae ee 2.00 2.00 
MeDermott, Patrick. ......6. “#008. 4.. 2.00 2.00 
McDermott, John........ a, Se aes 2.00 2.00 
McDermott, Barney......-..+-seeeeee- 2.00 2 00 
Mackey, Patrick........0..00ssesecess 2.00 4.41 | 15.75 22.16 
Mackey, Richard. :.. 2.2.0. 5.ass00 des 2.00 1.26 | 15.12 18.38 
WOOL MIG. ots ack ts oes cee te peas 2.00 12.60 14.60 
Mandeville, James, Heirs of..... facets 10.08 10.08 
Meonald, Ho W <a... « cic ss 0» siltnuie's dae 2.00 7.56 9.56 
Murphy, Dennis..........-6-0s5. 44 ee eA 63 |..15.2 17:75 
Mergen. HGaoe., .. Es... 4. eS 2.00 9.45 | 78.75 90.20 
Mann, Jonathan... fi.4....5. Uses 2.00 160.65 | 57.96 | 220.61 
Merriam, A. W., by F. Jacques, Trustee} 2.00 211.68 213.68 
Murphy, Cornelius........ {2 Aiea «dss 2.00 8.19 10.19 
Mouiton, Daniel..........0.0 ids 4a ae 8.19 8.19 
Moulton, A. W........-- oso} do 2.00 2.00 
Merriam, Charles... s.i.. 25. s io. ee 2.00 63 | 11.34 13.97 
MoGue, Thomas... sisi... 25. Sa ees 2.00 5.67 7.67 
Movue, Patrick: .. ....s'-.. +s tates due 2.00 6.30 8.30 
DORONOLARIRGSs + 5s. ods cede os oe be aes 2.00 6.30 8.30 
MeCombie, Joseph..........seeseerees 2.00 2.00 
MeOiGud) Bacar. so. 0 es fe oda nae 2.00 2.00 
MeGioilin, Thomas... ....... 4. Gude. es. 2 00 2.00 
McCue, Martin.....s.....0cesdawcess 2.00 2.00 
MeCne, Patridk. 2... 22... cca teeliee nH 2.00 2.00 
MeGormick, John.........4. ss Bees 2.00 2 00 
Mullen, Michael...........e..sseecess 2.00 2.00 
Mills, C. Bisss. cc pecceccccccesescees 2.00 2.00 


ai 


NAMGS: Poll Tax. 
Merrill, George A. ...00.c.eeee Gath ohed 2.00 
Merrill, William W........ 0.0 swre avs 2.00 
MeCarty, Michael. ....0.5..5.0d06 wees} 2.00 
Messenger, Herbert...... 2.56.60 eves 2.00- 
Mansell, Lewis....... Rivin awd eahbided err 2.00 
McDonald, William............ Hodes daa 2.00: 
DEG, VOHIGVOW. och ccccccc ccc cncres ges 2.00 
Malaityre, Peter’... otiicis os ketene Aa das 2.00: 
Pterwon,; Patrick... 2... 0.5.56 Lee dee 2.00 
Madden, John............. 50 abtntes od 4% 2.00 
Madden, Michael..... 2.2... seeweseee 2.00 
Murphy, James......... ey he os See 2.00: 
MMe POCORN. 1 Rene siete os bo teen oes 2.00 
PRP ATAUIE, POLIT: 14 BU Lde 0 5 oe nese oes 2.00 
Moore, William..... oe sce thc tte ST 2.00: 
MPUERIDCY «) PAINCB cies 5 how vo co utente g4% 2.00 
Morrisey, Michael. .......... 000. EA Eee 2.00 
UGS ne a Se ee a 2.00 
Manion, Bernard........ ede OS ae en 2.00 
ONTO SO UIETL so} Sarterdc cin «5s dataree 0 90% 2.00 
MGMT OPe. REPO). ROR). 2.00 
Pammwell Alfred. :. 22020... 6 dd eae 2.00 
Murphy, James..............000% Late 2.00 
TRPOMAITO 5 IUBQMIDE | 050.0 05s 0 Stik act 2.00 
PPERIIZIC. PP CECY. «soa e+ s vio e's Adee + ows 2.00 
MEE IRIDCR! so ch cco need pesien vests 2.00 
TORO WAT), oJ BITICS.| 0. oo 5 0 5 oo wvavwiere toe 2 00 
BNL OTITIS so hissla see be See aces 2.00 
PORTE, Gc soe wb obo ccib cle sd 2.00 
TWOOMUESON Warch V iio Se el es op bears SP Fee 2.00 
Wiekerson, F..D ... esos sees Peat Rae Set 2.00 
Newcomb, dblmiB. 2. 5... kek. 2.00 
Nourse, Charles N............+ Be tes 2.00 
Noble, Joseph...... eben ia chs seaee Spee 2.00 
Dg a: ae Se LOS: aan 2.00 
TERR. | Ss BA Sa ee | ee 2.00 
Nolan, Christopher.......... 0 Eee 2.00 
Pred) MaGiiaees . 6. EXeck 5 eo cee saan 2.00 
(VARGA ai AS AU se -| 2,00 
Sere. VV OE. Heyes acs chine neem 2.00 
SY LICOFEG SI Th wield vin ce vcaeeecass 2.00 
O'Neil, J. H....... DoE ce cee eae 2.00 
ATE ADIT Salenbacrore oo « BURN «ane 2.00 
ME MMEE OW SAITUCH.. bids cians oes oo a's s cane 2.00 
MIMD ch) CIRINIC 8 se bic. Sens «oi « ui0\0 do coe 2.00 
Osborn, M. L...... Rail. sce See ah case 2.00 
imeuwiree; Hogh.......2.... Asia F ehe 2.00 
SPAS SCDYISLY. . 2. 5... oes Seer come 2.00 
Penniman, George......... 2 Re 2.00 
LE ee a 
EAI 5 wien oa) 5's mel s gion’ «etm 2.00 
| SE AO fe SG a 2.00 
Prescott, Joseph........... bo Shs stim 2.00 
Prescott, John....... ee: Es a ee ae 2.00 
TS A at ee Fors siilka efadstes = estore 2.00 


EV CALS US Co Rs a ae, ee 2.00 


Tax on 
Personal 
Estate. 


7.56: 


1.26 
18.90 


27.72 


12.60 
74.34 
1.26 


Tax on 
Real 
Estate. 


50.40 


13.23 
25.20 


20.79 


63.00 
81.90 


— 40.95 
1.89 


Total Tax. 


2.00 


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12 
Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 

Pierce, Jacob G.......° WOOO). 56: eae 2.00 69.30 29.61 100.91 
PS BCS PASS 5 Seay eee 2.00 2.00 
PMERCOMULONT Yc: vo Reis s-0.e os «SOE > tas 2.00 3.15 | 25.20 30.35 
POTD UPAR UCT oR oe. o's dv fSlee y sheis 2.00 7.56 9 56 
PREPOC LICR sic. os sie co soc vs co MAE Oo cs 2.00 5.67 | 49.14 56.81 
PMeRGe, (ACOTOE I. bc 5 -s» a:0 « a= wR <'els.s 2.00 2.00 
Eosoe, Oliver, Heirs of..,...... sfiide« oa 6.30 6.30 
POO ARMA Lists sss ss 654s Wks + ns. 2.00 66.15 | 85.05 | 153.20 
PROC TTCSTGPOL LL Sn 5 6:0, 0. 5-0 9.4 0 SOS sit ks 2.00 10.71 12.71 
SUES ESS a oe 2.00 2.00 
PARMA Set) OLDE io os 9:5 seins (o's to AME Sos ss 2.00 2.00 
BADER DAA INLOLTIS«: 55> sle'n:e + 0's + stds 40 2.00 2.00 
Haygon, Mra. George A....;..00,4.... 90.72 | 107.10 | 197.82 
HayeonAnna ROWE: .....- 3. fied» sss 75.60 75.60 
Perkins, Edward ©C,..........+ et See 2.00 2.00 
PEI S WY VIMO o's ais. sos as dep fe oes s 2.00 2.00 
Mate ALS. 4c s'a ov» oe.o-- AMD +s pss 2.00 2.00 
EES QUNE SEA EE Fee 2.00 2.00 
TPA DOCVARUZA YY £50k wives o a's pe hth bees es 2.00 330.75 | 223.65 556.40 
PROIE tN UC NIGT Vo tice is os 5s oh 0 ft SES Les 2.00 1.89 7.56 11.45 
BaP MOT FLPBTIOR Ty. «:s.00.s 02.65 > AMR Be ss 550 2.00 403.20 | 44.10 | 449.30 
Poorman, (0arios A’. oss +s = oo S¥ade wees 2.00 64.89 66.89 
MOM ATUSEIGUT «6 a h4.00.5 + + aie 2 5 2.00 14.49 16.49 
MIMRIDOLNELCUN » owes accent Me eos wo 2.00 17.64 19.64 
Deeetiow Vy GLI «../. ssc +00 abs hae eee 2.00 2.00 
MBean NOTNAS, oem Knits oa ok ARES oa 5s 2.00 2.00 
RPURTI Gs RAINES: ony hc os 2 o's 2 o's eK RSs 490 2.00 2.00 
eMEE PEL ONAN s cg bcs se ss bse o6 «4 he > 2.00 2.00 
Haowles. LE evin jak oo oie 5 eof Vl9, fo ee oe 2.00 13.86 | 151.20 167.06 
PICT LIOSOT ATs bleis ws = <5 \0. sid piich ease 149.31 | 502.11 65] .42 
Pagesoll; Hepryys..baes oc... 5 fi Se os 20 2.00 241.29 | 498.96 | 742.25 
Perse PENT IS 5.5 so. ss «= 5 ES <4 2.00 3.78 5.7 
Reynolds, Patrick, Heirs of............ 3.15 6.30 9.45 
I GADD INO PNY 2.5 Sains «0 lc Seite «<5 2.00 18.27 20.27 
iteod, oolin P., Heirs of....¢ (93 2.435 8.19 8.19 
Smad hye 2, ok Caan we nn do EE le 2.00 6.93 8.93 
Hepa TOtHeT ss a5. si «piste aie od a eft KS oa ae 15.75 | 90.72 | 106.47 
RCM OL AEE s 2 OS K <5 con's vie. < AE le deo 2.00 6.30 8.30 
Bet AVY ALLIAINE TG, Fac s d 4 0 oye 't violantaicma a's 2.00 6.30 8.30 
Heed sRacheh. oa... oi Ol... t oof eh ad oa 18.90 18.90 
Pea WT yal, 2. | cit dats. « « 4 acct oda 29.61 | 29.61 
Kead, Benjamin, Heirs of.............. 18.90 18.90 
Hoten benjamin S: 06... ok dlt dee cee 2.00 595.35 | 262.08 | 859.43 
Rotch, Benjamin S., Trustee........... 157.50 157.50 
HGRAls J OA IINIOT <6. Geis ass «35 SMEEE Bhs 126.00 126.00 
IO Vist OUT Gacy bess ois a 09/5 AEN a 2.00 1.89 6.93 10.82 
TONEY. EALPICK...% «>... 003s (Me Kies 2.00 2.00 
Reoney, JohnH... .... 1. st OER Ee dae 2.00 2.00 
POMP Ys At (IUITY «Ls + «ss subs bolttatyam 4s 2.00 2.00 
TRG O ed ORIG 3 5 hore wie ide as 6 x ERE @ oop 2.00 2.00 
Hannvdobnetieits of, ... ss bieaeaees tne 10.71 10.71 
Rewe- JON Paine < sue ou FORE ee 4.41 4.41 
Rabbins: James. Ni... . sinh oaiede sce. 2.00 177.03 | 218.61 | 397.64 
Hiohards.; Reuken. tA. .3.. .)-. . dui tes 455 2.00 257.04 | 152.46 | 411.50 
Richards, R. A. & Bradley........-... 31.50 31.50 


Ruggles, T. E., guardian for M. Mc- 
WY Thi ee sce bc sss an a mi LOGE eine,» 7.56 7.56 


13 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. © 
Estate Estate. 
Brarlett, Gegrge. WEE 6. fh Bee aie's 2.00 6.30 8.19 16.49 
EELS WEB ies cise os a's UM ce 2.00 1.26 3.26 
AES ee ee 2.00 3.78 | 49.77 55.55 
Tels ed Oe a ee 2,00 7.56 9.56 
Seeerts ay illiam Hoe... 2. Ee. eh SD .63 1.26 3.89 
MeMrOR MCOTNGLIUG. 5 v's aus s'e,+ AER e ee 2.00 6.30 8.30 
BeeEROITSNTICDAGL fo) -'2 oo ee EI. o's oie 2.00 2.00 
SEE AU WATC « sa's'xc!s wie ot» EM tea 2.00 2.00 
Mrmercoun ® William. is... <2. TERY elmie.e 2.00 2.00 
Reerer thon. J AMES Bis... soso AN Rela 2.00 2.00 
TO INES soo lec diclete afe'os OPM ow oles 2.00 2.00 
ees ACOT CONN erases oes ee > s eles 2.00 2.00 
OIE Gat oa as es Tee 6) ee 2.00 1.26 3.78 7.04 
Be ani Heirs Of sss c oo a eo. Ses o's 12.60 | 37.80 50.40 
Pinmner, Aer LeirTs Of... 3°. ss ans 12.60 12.60 
- A Se ee 2.00 5.04 | 73.71 80.75 
RRC STINE iste his a's e els e'slal sielele'e bye. 2.00 1.26 | 14.49 17.75 
RMMMEBLT UN WULIOED flo yn cela o's. 00 EMI 6 0 nls 2.00 7.56 9.56 
RSS Gl ONS ee 2 ea 2.00 2.00 
SINMBTOT PA MICS {ccf ete ie k'c's eles EU oie v0) 2.00 2 00 
Barber, franklin. 200 0... os ap. ee ge 2.00 2.00 
RETRAIN ccioig a icin ads bins tlevere ¥6 He. 2.00 127.89 | 44:73 | 174.62 
Rercrotr tone Woes soe oR so ls 2.00 53.55 55.55 
PT SRTIG ile. a heb E oie cle elects oe bles 2.00 3.78) 1) 37.17 42.95 
OO POCO HED TO (ey 2.00 12.60 | 25.83 40.43 
Semel RTO, Oh ses FE Sooo s wlohe dlls secs 2.00 6.93 35.28 44 21 
VES 8 Ss Se Se a a 2.00 2.00 
2 SUES 2 Sa oe ee he 2.00 2.00 
Ppeebieery pivinta Alo. G2). 6 Medes o/s oie 2 00 2.00 
NONI HOSED ibis. oe ee ee 2.00 .63 6.93 9.56 
RMIIMONS, My WANUS{ 9s... ee ee eo ale 2.00 1.26 | 13.86 17.12 
0S Or 2.00 1.89 | 25.83 29.72 
NTEMCT : CMIN TIA fee o 6 ov an'e'e ode vas 2.00 1.89 3.89 
PIR VOIT oe POLIT +e co ede one vee wk sie «fbi 2.00 3.78 5.78 
NNT ids Ter AMEUAES ov cielsia'e' a! si etd'e's Mb he oleia 2.00 2.52 4,52 - 
PSeD ba) AMTOS SS aXe Swi oie SRM Ys Moi 2.00 2.00 
OS a 0 i a a Bs ber 81.90 81.90 
RE eA ee 2.00 6.30| 7.56] 15.86 
PERE se) OUUETE NLS esi Rs we ola lees ohalace 2.00 9.45 11.45 
BRM) oe) RIO CD ota BV aati s\n se Mes deen 2.00 2.00 
SENS To) co + eee |e 2.00 2.00 
oT ES gs er 2.00 2.00 
BRET) CTY ce are Bi a os a. oa “ate wi hatte olaleas 2.00 2.00 
BeeTeTRRO 1A WAG, Ts ciao sa e's'o oi SEG > ov oie 113.40 | 18.90 | 132.30 
EE Pe Oi sha REE ain, 0's 8 DE Bale lesa 2.00 1.89 6.30 10.19 
BEE LARA See sin oho SQM «5 Siaiw'o ss 'v'o wens 2.00 40.32 | 18.90 61.22 
Sigourney, H. H. W., Heirs of......... 9.45 40.95 50.40 
eeepberd, 1.:V., Heirs of. ..i/. 2.0.04: 9.45 9.45 
CORY SS s FRU 8 AS en |) 2.00 2.00 
memourney ane H.W... OM 2.00 2 00 
Meeenca Nathaniel... '). sis’ 's «sila + see's 2.00 343.98 | 73.71 | 419.69 
SCOUT ye 0 a ee ne 2.00 2.00 
oe EU Pon ee a 2.00 2.00 
OR ETNIES. his Sin stale s o> DW ade o wane 2.00 2.00 
AINE ORGS hate «elm», <'e {UG Ms sae 2.00 42.84 | 250.74 | 295.58 
NEMA IN REVE ns oie dhol csterea see DN Ss wos 2.00 2.00 
DUM IN te bre te Bae als 6 GMA a blew 2.00 4.41 6.30 12.71 
PMG TZOOTEO Legs 0.0 0’ so t's SUR Me o's.0.8 2.00 6.93 8.93 


14 


Tax on 
Personal 
Estate. 


Tax ou 
Real 


Estate. | 


Total Tax. 


a ee ee 


NAMES. Poll Tax. 

NSPICTEDIIGO ds DL'S cs tte e' e's o's sliectle sale’ 2.00 
Re PBEANICOr el 50 EN cesta’. cies ha taiense dee 2.00 
Severance, C, E....... A ce AL 2.00 
MeV eraNCG, (in Us se sos oe eee oo ses 2.00 
ORME SURGE he of) Sides ao e's AMP te o ove 2.00 
SEEUCUSOT) (OTAEE EDs) 50 i:0'u 0's 0's 0 '0' is Sieieie's Se 2.00 
POT UAIVIDL lo et ccs ces da ems sess 2.00 
UE Dg dk 3d Og ee SR Pe oe 2.00 
Snell, Frederick........... sits | RROReEs cede 2.00 
Siloam camel 2: .). 0. ses oe ee pS a Sa a 2.00 
MURROW RCOL LCs. 1s 5s sins 0c sas date Oe lees 2.00 
SER EMTNE EA PEILTIOS «(cetera <:0's'n'k's Gtntelate'e ato 2.00 
ReNSSENOREY MEP OUST ce or ys oo «cca Sie's ooh ete's sles 2.00 
Snow, Elbridge G......... aif! Galireesle seh 2.00 
Totts, Ephraim, Heirs-of.... 2... 2... 

Te yoor, Mray Olarleat!. 1... .<igemees oe 

RY TID. ORE ic 2° vA’ a's Stale a Ales t's 

TROT. EDITS Ca .s ss 0's o's v's eete oN 2.00 
EPECE ELCOTY 0% cls) c's 0 c's bee e terete a are 2.00 
PEO ARINC!» 'ahsis. co's. o's pie pete ates « ie 2.00 
WOE RE LG os steele loss ale abtoate's sre 

DR ARCE, <1 GMMCBETS - fo Meta tccve’s at's Sedimne's sv 

creer. Ln Gnase Eh. Soi, 0 See we 2.00 
‘Eyambly, 4d. Fo, Hetrs:of..... oc. 25. 

Tileston & Hollingsworth...... Ce Lae 

TRB Gy Man ets cic teeta oS ay ere ee wll 2.00 
EDOM VIAL VLBI 77. i4'. < 10 = a/ abiertes a ge 

erie eA KP es. Cae Bene Gwe 2.00 
Meier ccepnen A. 2%... 0-5 «ook oe len 2.00 
Reed MAUR sie dred oie eee cies aisles 2.00 
EERECUE Ns FIDOEBOUE:« sjaifoove'sic'e ss Ae satbctte a tee 

Lacker, Mary, Heirs:off. ..... <2... ae 

Pecker, Soillman “Hai... ns Skee «ine 2.00 
VEO Cr Sp cle. ige SONS.s. o's 5 nie aoe tee w sien 

Serer EL Ls ore oie ta attra ‘nha wha Me ets ot roe 2.00 
CRED eee AS ie ols eles is 'stah'a'd 5. Se Meg ee 2.00 
SPOR OT eS AMOMOOTE ce scons akc aces was 2.00 
Ape aor So) AOS 6's-a8 Laake eave y'e' dod eno one 2.00 
Tucker, Charles, Heirs of:........ Dunas 

TDucker, Mary EK. & Katie... «.. 0.4... .< 

SPR OT. SP OIVTN AIA 0.5 le ass’ iosale'v ota Steniehats Bs | 2.00 
PACT AID AVIC W dx. ss ate's's sins Ste ate ate 2.00 
TCD Sod SD verte ote cnn olen s'a in Stoke = A 2.00 
erat. “AFR, 6c SSS 5 ce'v'e e'e's'e'p brees 2.00 
Tolman, Je@lind..... 6.28. oh «Se as 2.00 
Retean vs Garner... O0.28:..5% eter ten 

rex. eer bee: Wi 0Sis esse. ss seen 2.00 
MIO Xe SUL BONES Fs ois oso erale a elaen Bee 

PR eer AE ee cial oie w'0's' csn gin See game 2.00 
Triggs, George W...... 2 lat nin Sete ee 2.00 
Tiree Gearmey ll io 2250... ste eis ioe 2.00 
Pema CNTY? Wh Sn. wc sos oe See ewe 2.00 
WAVE Lice Vc tits.’ « cio" o se ow aoe an Sg 2.00 
Pema Yea) ahs sina 's oso toe yin ions ae} 2.00 
(Rebs Wed THINK see vicar ence « v og « dew siclw tions 2.00 
Tewksbury, John........... « RRs Bot ee 00 
Livy ON LGU i oe heea s2'ss o ) ck te. eee 2.00 


Troy, Johniaw. 6.0. 0s.. 9'n' gs Meee es Peel ee 


10.71 


31.50 


31.50 
12.60 


40.95 


37.17 
12.60 


44.73 
37.80 
14.49 
47.88 
221.76 
31.50 
283.50 
32.13 
59.85 
49.14 
7.56 
7.56 
16.38 


5.04 


8.19 
7.56 
35.28 
30.87 
88.20 


28.35 
40.95 


27.09 
88.20 


9.45 


15 


NAMES. Poll Tax. 

Tadbury, Joseph. ...+....ssee% “535 Be 2.00 
‘Travers, James..........-. Ve nieh tits 4< © 2.00 
Tirrell, 5 at See tie 2.00 
Tate, Charles Pes c orn be tee Pe aie ag ae 2.00 
RIE OD Dn v6 5 wyy vive s+ s 5 sii de a0 « 2.00 
Upten; George B.. 25: 6005s + ce dwese 2.00 
MERE GOUT IC... .- 5 cums ovecccacesenss 2.00 
PEO RASATE Da vs:- 0» ci oo ss 0 a eee 
MEENA ODI LS 5 care pivia dss a 0+ lene 0 46.5 2.00 
UMM ATS ASr eter ds cre wate oss. ¢ cccteih'gia «ass 2.00 
EL Eline yhs cs «ais toes Fit rome oF + 2.00 
Wase-d0siah, Lloirs of... 2.20. .c0ceesee 
MOGGAe ODER NV vis ayo ges. s ss ounces sae 2.00 
Waheed CSSGgTIMITS OL. «oe ooo 0 0 oinin nena se 
MMR ONL ARE ghee sisis vias co £ vie e's oe v's 2.00 
Ge APY lad c's 5 own vise oo ts om ces ee 
Rassaee NATO si ces ov slo ns Sows tess 
PETLDONTV ONY <= 50 a0 0's oes $s ortgy dh «ai. 2.00 
el id CRE re ee 2 00 
Pare OLE oss ab ye gees «bn atin dence = 2.00 
BRMMEUWOPE ire Lich cs os cco sos § +s de odes 2.00 
Wadsworth, Charlotte................ 
MMMIUTEL etd, Ls och’ <'o ups. os sfvin ces «e 2.00 
Wadsworth, Charles... .......s0e«s.es. 2.00 
ReeEtWOrth, Daniel S. ...:.05- sre erences 
MEMGEON SERODETE 5 «00 00.002 0s oki caones 2.00 
SUIT LEG SLi oh o\sie wleins «6 + sfaty hk 24s s 2.00 
RTT SRRCMIV VERS Riscae «cio v4 + asain emo Oo 0 2.00 
RMMROTT ELIE. Oh sive sais «ooo oh aoe ans 2.00 
0 SOCAN ee Gee 2.00 
Watson, Patrick, Jr......... dileida'< hse 2.00 
Wainwright, Misses.......-sessee-e-- 
PERNA TYC WU MOMAS. bs fs os wo 00 ofa we = sas 2.00 
BMIATE WON Dist is Gyis's so’ «008 » Sftin de ose 2.00 
RAMILATY SPQ ID ESS cio of.0 5,5 4.0.4 3 ofase td 04.2.5 2.00 
West, Charles G., Heirs ofc tues, tc. 
Whelan, (ASS S BRN Site lara on 2.00 
Whelan, UPR SON eee fee ane 2.00 
BMNOIAN, (WPALTICK : 1.10. 00's obs oy cw one 2.00 
RUESUOY Je OSODIT Pes pk 64> os soccer sass 2.00 
Miebster,; Horatio... . 0.2000 i dooce 2.00 
Rotel OUIAENAM. «ics 06s om s.¢ sisigd dsc ha « 2.00 
Bem LY SULIQIINS . 4 cule Bare so bs sais one das 2.00 
MEME ELCPAC Hi acids Mids ot» 000.9 0 04s. 2.00 
mee VY ALLIGIDOT... way gigs «29 site ne nds 2.00 
eB SEARS? BES) a en 
Williams, SPECI Meee: eaters st 2 A cialigk aon wet a 2.00 
Webster, Joseph R., Trustee Mrs. J. F. 

Dustan PPAR esis ah 2 on aw wigit Ae 0.655 
Whitney, Seth D...........-..eeeree- 2.00 
MSC UERACOTY Ass. ones sais es osee 2.00 
W hitney, Henry A., Trustee under will 

BEAN GO WrOnCe.. 5 on <b0eces co oes 
Whitney, Henry A. mrariee for C. E. 

JOHNSON .....- eee reece eee e eee 


Tax on 


Personal 


Estate. 


220.50 


22.05 
6.30 
6.30 


6.30 
21.42 
18.90 

4.41 


3.15 


3.78 
25.20 
28.35 

1.26 


480.06 


31.50 


1.26 


89.46 
12.60 
179.55 
15.75 
9.45 
31.50 
12.60 


50.40 
443.52 


31.50 


126.00 
9.45 


Tax on 
Real 
Estate. 


35.28 
34 65 
26.46 
18.90 


47.25 
20.16 
17.01 
40.32 

6.30 
25.83 


52.29 
20.79 
33.39 
13.23 
18.27 
133.56 


8.82 


8.82 


22.68 
9.45 


19.53 
6.93 


31.50 
10.71 


177.66 
32.13 
249.48 


Total Tax. 


16 


NAMES. 


WUC CHRce OTivtemaictanie ete nies ae ee or PA 
NYSE OPIS CURE] 112 cs ais jince oleh bs oe eee Ss 
MY CLC ML TIOUIMG viet ss oes saa gh sc'ee aes 
WERE tee sre Pirate Pict are ess Gabe eetoe ew ca 


Wolcott, my) H. & Roger, Trustees...... 
GCE ETI CATT g Pinion ols ares sce gee eae 
W elch, IIL ALLE eee oh ce eens oes ee 
Ward, Dennis, 3 SO hes aban ea 
UN OS TG EAC yee aA a aC or 


Wigley ssames! in... s ess Bye Chaos Gales “ig 
We itera SUTCHEINGS, es sca woe oes ea 
VT Gos Sn Oa, SD 
NV POMELOGE HIAVICK aoc ss ccs dee eaeesis 
NVlOmmOrueG, PAMeri css oe fea ce oles ees 
RMON RL Vat icles Wise eres tre eave wires Oe ciAG 
ReceR a VVCaM Vee cee Sie ok ee 0 
WIPRO LEON}. caeu eth ces aera e oe: 
Veena V ALAA. «oe Seer csc ed ea ee: 
Pye TOOTTOre sc Vices ose adie cats 
Ne SOU LIONTY S, whic eouicc cece ue. 


NYEOUELWOTLI NL rticne  seea's coca eaee 
MUMMAING -ePAMIES Gee c ee ack cee ass 
WMDs WUD) as ec chisel eee es 
Whites eG 5 OTE e GS IPR Ene Harta he TE 


Watson, ieee, rR OR fe Tea ie 
Winters, AMER ets ess pee Caine 
Vilas) OLIN Pale wia'ec ea a ites Oe oe ee aoe 
Wiachenbaugh, Isaac... sass cece wle c 
VV MGT CE EELAITITILON ca s'ots o a ok hy o cete ects 


NOUN ee Henry. secs sees on eer testes 
Young, J BER OP. gar cerete Raat ae eS 2 
Heer, cA dels saves sce Sai Ras tai ite oT eaetemanees 
Treasurer First Congregational Parish. . 


Treasurer First Evangelical Congrega- 
GPOMIARLLgT ISI « boas as's Oa.4s oars 


Tax on Tax on 
Poll Tax. | Personal Real 
Estate Estate. 
2.00 9.45 
2.00 6.30 
2.00 3.07 
2.00 126.00 | 163.80 
2.00 75.60 47.25 
147.42 | 100.80 
2.00 44.10 
2.00 845.46 | 330.75 
94.50 
2.00 31d 25.20 
2.00 4.4] 
2.00 4.41 
2.00 8.82 
179.55 
2.00 18.90 85.05 
2.00 9.45 
5.67 
2.00 10.71 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 1g 
2.00 56.70 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2 00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
63.00 
18.90 


Total Tax. 


11.45 


8.30 
7.67 
291.80 
124.85 
218,22 
46.10 
1,178.21 
94.50 
31.35 
6.41 
6.41 
10.82 
179.55 
105.95 
11.45 
5.67 
12.71 
2.00 
2.00 
3.89 
58.70 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
63.00 


18.90 


Ee 


PON RESIDENT TAX-PAY ERS: 


NAMES. Residence. Tax. 
mma, Caries, Heirs of... ....0seccesecesss Boston. 53.55 
ROOT PORE 0 Pitas oie ein telbee cas wes he 14.49 
Denise. Heirs Off. daecees oes cee: - 30.87 
SUE CPR sh ft Si wos Sitges en ss eo é 18.90 
MERA el 0s le oid Sac we cae ec as 9.45 
RI eT Bibs otc ss oi caked seed ase ce ts 7.56 
ERED) ons OSs ees on ed eddie t ovleee es S 15.75 
SN to cdi s asin sie Scle as scceses 5 50 40 
pene y) Giver, Heirs'of. 22. os. e.ck eee le Saas dh 25.20 
Peon Nand Long, N. Hi. sis scecces een He 28.35 
USES Sh ge a a MY 1.26 
METI COd 0 fe evs pegs Cece sess teees ee 100.80 
SRP e's seals Oe sed ccpinte ee ete ew aw ak a 69.30 
MEAL ODOTE TL oo 25s ccs es acca’ p a o'e's acces ane ee 12.60 
PERE NIL ELOITS Ol. os Ss cad «8 des desc aea se 50.40 
Lig dhe ARRAS aan Ae A ne a as 28.35 
MMA AE SONG Set a cla a «a's ors Site gdoee nb os » A 6.30 
UGE aa ea PD a mn t: 3.15 
Dee ONT HOITS OF... 3 s\o Bice ln ssc so ess Ge 2.52 
NEUE NECT G2) SC aa ee se 63.00 
Grete Of Dorchesteriiil. os cca ec casceeecs i 11.34 
MT MMEION ee ae ess c's woe FdSe Saabin ces nce ES 22.05 
ST Sol gi A i “ 7.64 
ES OTATVS: «sal SPIED Oe) so Sh cic csc anc.esé poe 4. 36 
memory, Patrick; Heirs: 0f. ......5.65ee000 te 1.26 
ER PAIGE 29 SALAS so bie ed sa Sa bees os ef 6.30 
ENC EGA SEDO 002 15 IE Doin oo ino win wine oue.eein-ce Be 6.30 
MEL RENT ease OS 6 gies) Pot ads ples Si a an cls A 1.89 
Frothingham, Mrs. L. D............. Bete: ee & 52.29 
Ramee arisn | Dorchester... . 2. scceccecccecces if 31.50 
UES eg peach ee ss 2.52 
EPO LE 2 Sivialxi cr’ so beatin ical aan de a. 15.75 
eta ES Sa A - 9.45 
8 hee, Ey i eS a Sa as StS 
BRR eS ANG OFHGIS e's 5 sc. c.on oecccte mre ieroinn's ee 44.10 - 
Ra) Caen eh ard aes oa hv coer eicis pl eeearosonace fs 28.35 


rE ae hag ciao = nist wialgisiolararaichareatd sé 63.55 


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NAMES. Residence. Tax. 
Jounson, Mary Fee Heire’ of... cece cite viene Boston. 7.56 
Jones, Woodman......cccenessscccesesreses ae 4.41 
Lyman, Joseph, Heirs of..........-++esesee- aA 53.05 
POROM ITIGO fein ea 0's 4 iele o's #9. 0'e woke! cheieceusiotesatars aS 1.26 
PR isG NIIP INT SEDITION, oc, «vale eretarni ores arelate: ohare af 189.00 
MeWhirk, William, Attorney for E. Huggins. . 7.56 
CTO ALLTLINN = sors nwo occ leveiateinythararaverer casera a6 7.56 
PON ES ee we age ds b's beinioh Pereeieir ot niet eae - 9.45 
CORTING cl ARS a. Sea 8 cieidlals Cosieeler ewes A 1.89 
RT a! cae orate Ste oka hk Sidain'w suhrie/ei cap a 31.50 
Presta WALLED foie Sua Eph ohh cole n we eh viddiwe af 22.05 
POPCOOPELOTINY Lycy cnca 4 « <\¢5s «lex sia-s alow ane) nvterele < 138.60 
Eek eS RE aa ag ee PSC aS ss 18.90 
PEPE MECUGOI SSSA: Cle «wo 0 6 oe seh chen eraibie'e sre 6in = 44.10 
Richards, George H.........ccecceeseeeecee os 32.76 
BE RUAT OS PAINS was sxeic'e, ws 0,01 sigreiwisia.e oie) eee tee ‘c 6.30 
Shaw, Lemuel; Trustee... ... sce ceesseceese os 31.50 
Shaw, Lemuel, Attorney........-.cesseeeeee s 31.50 
RA LOI dd 0) Vike nie eo eeere w toere-w a's 00-0 w-04iee-oin sane ee 52.92 
SS OVIIEIS AAG Avec csp o:atye earn ye ac as oes cv sinks a 56.70 
PIED RU Luss cic ss sande + Gee vc ee asa ein pee fr 1.26 
Strangman, Thomas........cseseeeseveescees ve 15.75 
Titiese William: Ps avalickl. oo. Gees eee caee! coma % 9.45 
PUPPY 40) 2a doo citer os en ok ee ne mem wane és 3.15 
Taeker, Charles 200.\.'. 2.2... sqsecceeser enna Af 45.36 
Thayer, Minot, Heirs of.......-eseeeecvseees Py 42.21 
TiWemipsonyAsa,. 52.125. - debe nceevceses Yi: 2.52 
Thompson, Charles H., Heirs of..........--+-- 4 1.89 
Tolman, Elizabeth, Heirs of.......+eccecesees = 2.52 
Tilden; George H.... 2... ces envevecvcseccens _ 31.50 
(Preston Prank L.. 2250. ...6 4620 pierre coe s 15.75 
Tieston, H.'P., Heirs OF... . 0.40 csc cence euee> fA 15.75 
Temple, H., Heirs of........-0seveevesenrese a 4.41 
WEEMOMIUGDOD bil ode ot sve n'a so pd nic sioiaainr © eines " 3.15 
Whitney, Warren J........cscecncccncecees ye 11.97 
PU Bele EE EVV oceans jetses. 050 4. ciaawin oper els Ce i 1.26 
IVa 0, io. aa aleteticaie ace.oie.e 0.6) is,0 unin a abiete « BS 6.30 
say MS (Geta Maia snare Reece tres ‘ 2 52 
Wyasending VV GICs Ge os 5 oye Lad cictnheerner y 97.65 
Whitney, Joseph H......... cee eeeceeneeeees : 14.49 
Whitney, Mary G........... HERA ey F 31.50 
OMCE MALY ooo cie cc cnc owen ede ans aess wana: Philadelphia. 85.05 
French, Charles H........... Pana e «) eters(es Randolph. 7.56 
PGR Gre) OS Nasi ce conn cise oe dee ake omen da a 2.52 
Wales, Charles A..... 2.2 ccessconnes Staats &e 2.52 
Newton Theological Institute.........-.....- Newton. 4.41 
Peuniman, Samuel... i: 2... 0.2 ceeew cen cnanee Braintree. 1.89 
Gulliver, Lemuel........ AY A ars did. s\d giwainta Somerville. 6.93 
CAMPRTING Os) aise vin ss 0s viscose Soe te wa ae sire Quincy. 1.26 
Billings, John A... 1... cece ee sean encceccsess or 5.67 
Beals) Nathaniel H. 3... ..... bcesnccacmescee nh 113.40 
Chesly, William............. psa oh Pen fe 26.46 
DMthy, Jobn. 2.22. oss ee heewwenn oennwes a 6.30 
Duggan, William B......... .ssseesseeeees oh 2.52 
Weta y fe oo Heirs OF, 25s 0h. 0an nice cama ey 5.67 
Peibuier ss cmeesyy tos ow cs teeeennaneeeeee | se 3.78 
Glovet, Horatio..........cccctewscsnscecenes ie 3.15 
Glover, John J., Heirs of..... bank sitcoms ak ares ‘f 2.52 
Mahony, William............seccccssseerens A 1.26 


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NAMES, Residence Tax 
RR UML WATO Huguet des 6 de mee Fait ck aos Quincy. 37.80 
BRIS ONSALTS PANIIT a0 stots oie & o> a)a'e.c/efcums a a. c <iere,s sé 15.75 
RE RRE POD PINAGNANICL Sos 2s occ0.0.0 slew e Bae ove Canton. . 3.15 
Pe MALY, LOITS OL. 0 « «ond s,0.0.0,5, 08 wen ois ns oh 4.41 
Pere A Draiisim, Heirs Of. . 660s. ese cana Dedham. 2.52 
MIT ONS Soe vciv.a so sy deaneweect «ws a 1.26 
SIRI CR Sel oes os + Sieiaivi ble cn acs la obsess ae 3.15 
MINE T SES AI OGSEY Bases. ¢,« 2. ae ee. x 0)4.0:.6-0:c:syej8, ocans oS 1.89 
LR IPICK Earnie suit cide tan as oh etme © Hyde Park. 1.26 
EET Gey dare td 4, 8 occinhas wl oss a ha's 0 min sieta'e af 12.60 
MIE CUIUE Grey ctits eters stein bac <i cveeende« 5.67 
PRMMIEG, Sh cos Pee aes oo tins coc whe dk 30.5. Ae 2.52 
Heal Estate & Building Co......0....0ccceeres fe 18.90 
PMNS ALIADIE] cieieidtis wine.= ss sa’ meisivis'cesesinime 16.38 
WME OUATIOS A dates cs oc. c8 cans a sceriecausss es 83.16 
RE PROISGHAGL jclesttte co's vi vs «ne atoave voce ea. os 1.26 
MNES FILS T rok cite site yen nice hucds.cefann ne as 3.15 
ELE SS GN aS nas See ree Paw eriray sn Lynn. 7.56 


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THE AUDITORS’ 


Horty-first Ananal Aeport 


OF THE 


RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES 


OF THE 


OWN OF. MILTON 


COMPRISING A 


Statement of the Finances of the Town, 


FOR 


THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 4, 1878, 


TO WHICH ARE ADDED 


Poet ATI S TICS OF THE TOWN 


AND 


A LIST OF TAX-PAYERS. 


PREPARED AND PRINTED BY ORDER OF THE TOWN. 


BOSTON: 
DAVID CLAPP & SON, PRINTERG...... 564 WASHINGTON ST. 
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Receipts. 


Balance in hands of Collector and Treasurer, February 
5, 1877 


Amount raised by vote of the Town: 


For current expenses - $385,000.00 
‘¢ overlayings on assessment of taxes 343.37 
‘‘ payment of State Tax. : . 6,420.00 
‘¢ payment of County Tax . - 6,590.95 

Received from the State: 
Balance Corporation Tax, 1876. : 248.87 
#2 Bank Tax, 1876 ; é : 19.86 

On account Corporation Tax, 1877 oo 103898226 
ce af Banks baxe iste = ; ft o0200 
‘i «¢ State Aid to Soldiers . ; 312.00 
As «¢ State School Fund i : 47.87 


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Received from County Treasurer balance Dog Tax 


Income from Town Property : 


6 Shares in Blue Hill National Bank 36.00 
0.5. Godfrey, rent of Landing 5 100.00 
George W. Nickerson, rent of Landing . 100.00 
_ BR. L. Chapman, rent of Landing. : 25.00 
John Rooney, rent of Town House Lot . 25.00 
S. L. Tucker, rent of land on Harland St. 6.00 
W. P. Blanchard, use of hay scales : 16.87 
J. H. Shepherd, use of Town House 9.00 


Received from T. Edwin nee for board of HENSS 

ret McQuirk 

Simeon Emerson for interest on taxes, 1876 

Sales at Poor Farm 

Sale of 6 old stoves 

A. K. Teele, lot sold in Cemetery ; 

City of Boston, relief and burial of E. Merriam, $43; 
relief to Thomas Austin, $13. 

Town of Quincy, relief to Mrs. Buchan and Mrs. 
Perry : 5 : : : . 

State, burial of a pauper 

Return Premium on Insurance Policies 

Sale of two Mr. Robbins’s Address 

Money hired from Blue Hill Bank 


$12,162.07 


48,354.32 


10,324.69 
517.23 


59,000.00 


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$132,070.78 


Expenditures. 

For Schools, including new buildings ; é . $28,594.84 
‘‘ Poor, in and out of Almshouse 7 . 412854 
‘“« Highways, including new streets and ehiaee » 21,182.27 
‘« Fire Department . : ; , : . 1,346.59 
‘‘ Police and expense of pata : é ; . _ 2,442.52 
‘« Pay of Town Officers. : : han ir . 2,443.65 
«« Printing and Stationery : , - : ; 329.99 
‘* Abatement of Taxes. : : : ; 377.54 
‘¢ State Aid to families of Soldiers : : : 436.00 
‘* Cemetery . . ; : : ; ; . 2,182.00 
‘‘ Public Library. : : : : : 21 2626 
‘¢ Miscellaneous expenses ‘ : ‘ ; : 956.07 
‘« Interest on borrowed money : é , i 834.50 

Current expenses for the year, 66,474.74 

Town Notes paid ; ; : : . 50,000.00 

State Tax ? ; ; , , . 6,420.00 

County Tax ‘“ . : : : . 6,590.95 

63,010.95 

Total amount of Expenditures, 129,485.69 
Uncollected Taxes, 1876 . : ; : 200.00 
uf ed Ee : ; . 1,800.00 
Balance in Treasury . : : 585.09 

2,585.09 


$132,070.78 


DISBURSEMENTS. 


FONG Sy URN EO M504 Pl: OHS oH Gad a OR Oy kugeye 


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EAST SCHOOL. 
Teaching. ; 
Paid O. A. Andrews, Grammar Dept., 40 w’ks $1.200.00 


Miss G. F. Penniman, Intermediate, 6 << 82.50 

Miss L. J. Blaisdell, a yd ed 260.00 

Miss F. A. Wiggin, ke Sine 80.00 

Miss C. E. Mayhew, Primary, odes 4.25.00 

Miss C. E. Mayhew, back pay uncollected 15.00 

Mrs. 8. 8. Breck, Primary, 6 weeks 60.00 
Fuel and Care of Rooms. 

Paid L. N. Godfrey & Co., 26,780 lbs. coal 70.29 
P. Watson, Jr., preparing fuel : 13.50 
J. Babcock & Oo., 2 bbls. shavings. ; 50 
O. A. Andrews, care of rooms 13 weeks 22.75 
Thomas Stanton, “* “ « EE ke : 7.00 
Wo. duompson, <4) fF) see Ohauts’ : 7.50 
Rin Watson, Ir, ait lifts Wd Deneet 25.20 
F. F. Gage, eats Some pea 20.25 


Books and Stationery. 


Paid O. Ditson & Co., 4 doz. music books. 7.50 
Miss C. E. Mayhew, books, &c. 5 13.86 
O. A. Andrews, books, ink, pens, &c. 29.19 
Miss G. F. Penniman, stationery : : .50 


Miss L. J. Blaisdell, books, ink, &c. 16.78 

Miss F. A. Wiggin, books for school 4.99 

C. E. C. Breck, books for school , 12.78 

J. L. Hammett, slates and numeral frames 5.40 

J. Babcock & Co., ink ‘ ; A ; oO 
Incidental Expenses. 

Paid F. M. Severance, stock and repairs, 93.41 


H. Gallagher, conveying scholars to exhibition 12.00 
Granite Railway Co., wall coping, 26.50 


2,122.50 


166.99 


91.75 


Amounts carried forward, 


$131.91 $2,381.24 


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Amounts brought forward, $131.91 $2,381.24 
Estate of O. E. Sheldon, 140 loads gravel for yard 14.00 
W. W. Merrill, stock and repairs , } 3.00 
A. Hobbs, cleaning clock : : 1.00 


J. Babcock & Co., moving piano and furniture 20.00 
do. horse and carriage, and carting settees 10.00 
do. 6 mats, $16.00; school supplies, $25.16 41.16 


William Wadsworth, 12 window shades . 30.00 
C. E. C. Breck, cord and hooks : : LLG 
C. Tileston, labor on stove and funnel ; ce) 
| 255.42 
$2,636.66 
WEST SCHOOL, 
Teaching. 
Paid J. W. Clark, Grammar Dept., 40 weeks $1,200.00 
Miss L. W. Vose, Primary ‘ Gino ‘t 75.00 
Miss Helen KE. Sumner, ay ey 330.00 
|  ——— 1,605.00 
Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid L. N. Godfrey & Co., 32,310 lbs. coal. 93.64 
H. O. Weld, 25 baskets charcoal 3 4 10.00 
H. E. Lyons, care of rooms 40 weeks ; 54.00 
Mrs. Donahoe, cleaning rooms : d 5.00 
162.64 
Books and Stationery. 
Paid J. W. Clark, books, crayons, &c. ; 17.00 
Miss L. W. Vose, books for scholars : 13.45 
H, Pope, books for school ; ; i 23.96 
J. W. Bradlee, copy book, &c. : , 5.00 
J. M. Hammett, ink, crayons, &c. . ; 7.09 
66.50 


Incidental Expenses. 
Paid J. W. Bradlee, glass, repairs and Eee 9.25 


do. 2sinks and 2 mirrors . 10.00 
do. arresting parties for breaking and 

entering school house : . 10.00 

J. W. Clark, 2 dusters, and tuning piano . 4.50 

M. Donahoe, gravel and grading yard - 22.50 

4 labor in yard, cellar and well 22.50 

s. L. Tucker & Sons, 2 mats and 4 brooms 5.20 

Deane’s Express, expressage.. : 4,00 

G. A. Harned, services at school hearing 

and distributing notices . : 4.00 

D. C. Humphreys, glass and glazing ; 6.50 

G. Haynes & Son, stock and labor . 52.68 


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Amounts carried forward, $151,138 $1,834.14 


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Amounts brought forward, $151.13 $1,834.14 
F. H. Trow, re-slating blackboard : 6.00 
A. G. Whitcomb, 2 qts. blackboard slating 2.50 
J. A. Tucker, stock and repairs ; : 31.72 
Norfolk County Gazette, printing school 
reports, notices and postal cards 8.00 
199.35 
$2,033.49 
NORTH SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 
Paid P. A. Gay, Grammar Dept., 40 weeks $1,200.00 
Miss H. D. Hutchinson, Primary 40 ‘ 500.00 
Miss C. L. Pierce, Assistant 1 thik 142.50 
———— 1,842.50 
Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid L. N. Godfrey & Co., 29,375 Ibs. coal . 77.10 
H. O. Weld, 32 baskets charcoal ; : 12.80 
89.90 
Books and Stationery. 
Paid P. A. Gay, books . : ! 12.30 
Miss H. D. Hutchinson, ink stand. é 1.25 
H. Pope, books and school supplies . : 26.28 
39.83 


Incidental Expenses. 
Paid J. H. Bourne, painting school house and 


fence . Bid EAU 
James Pope, stock and labor on repairs . 868.25 
R. L. Chapman, stock and labor : 58.47 
A. G@. Whitcomb, school furniture 3 Jf a B1Bi38 
M. W. Cain, table and chairs. , s 39.50 
G. W. Hamilton, stock and labor : , 87.95 
P. A. Gay, globe, basket, &c. . : ; 3.00 
W. Preston, duster, brush and mats . ; 8.75 
C. Tileston, dippers and chain . : 38 
Norfolk County Gazette, printing reports : 4.00 
1,012.68 
$2,984.91 
SOUTH SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 
Paid Miss Fannie G. Morse, 6 weeks. . $75.00 
tf id 34 : . 467.50 
542.50 


Amount carried forward, $542.50 


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Amount brought forward, $542.50 
Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid L. N. Godfrey & Co., 8,000 lbs. coal. 21.00 
H. O. Weld, 15 baskets charcoal é ; 6.00 
F. M. Severance, kindlings , : 2.45 
29.45 
Books and Stationery. 
Paid J. L. Hammett, 1 set Mitchell’s maps. 20.00 
20.00 
Incidental Expenses. 
Paid 8. Simmons, stock and labor : ~. +190:94 
IF. H. Trow, painting school house. enV AL! 
G. Haynes & Son, 1 furnace : . 206.00 
A. G. Whitcomb, school furniture . 5 FO EO 
Boston Lightning Rod Co., lightning rods 76.00 
C. Tileston, wire, and cleaning funnel a4. eto 
J. Field, carting and laying stone’. ‘ 8.50 
GD. Boden, grading ; : : 8.50 
Ww. W. Berry, lumber and repairs : : 4.79 
A.C. Gardner, pointing cellar. ) : 19,99 
891.50 
$1,483.45 
CENTRE SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 
Paid C. Boylston, Grammar Dept., 6 weeks $150.00 
$0) ge BAGG ff 892.50 
Miss K. C. Emerson, pie Cores. it pee 500.00 
Miss M. F. Emerson, Assistant, 11 ‘ 82.50 
— $1,625.00 
Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid L. N. Godfrey & Co., 16,210 Ibs. coal . 47.55 
H. O. Weld, 30 baskets charcoal j i 12.00 
F’. M. Severance, kindlings : ‘ 1.00 
W. J. McDermott, care of rooms 1 year : 67.03 
Mary McDermott, cleaning rooms . ; 8.00 
—— 135.58 
Books and Stationery. | 
Paid C. Boylston, books, crayons, &c. . é 27.92 
Miss E. C. Emerson, books, &c. , : 14.76 
—— 42.68 
Incidental EHapenses. 
Paid W. J. McDermott, above one snow and 
labor in yard . : . 7.50 
Amounts carried forward, $7.50 $1,803.26 


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Amounts brought forward, $7.50 
-C. Tileston, grate, labor, &c. ; 7.00 
J. A. Tucker, stock and repairs 15.44 
J. Babcock & Co., school supplies 1.30 
R. L. Chapman, painting and Sect 5.25 
A. Hobbs, repairing clock . .50 
W. Preston, soap and pumice stone BD 
Mrs. McDermott, washing towels 1.63 


PLEASANT STREET SCHOOL. 


Teaching. 
Paid Miss A: G. Pierce, 6 weeks . $90.00 
see itt Se aide ; : 595.00 
Miss A.N. Sat: Assistant, 18 weeks 135.00 
Fuel and Care of Rooms. 

Paid L. N. Godfrey & Co., 6,250 lbs. coal 16.41 
H. 0. Weld, 20 baskets charcoal . 8.00 
Jennie S. Pierce, care of rooms, 40 weeks . 10.00 
Mrs. Brophy, cleaning room ; 5.00 
J. B. Badger, making fires, 1 year 13.00 

Books and Stationery. 

Paid Miss A. G. Pierce, books, &c. 22.01 

J. Babcock & Co., ink 10 
Incidental Expenses. 

Paid J. A. Tucker, stock and labor 58.34 
kR. L. Chapman, stock and labor 6.35 
C. Tileston, funnel and labor 4 10.70 
J. Babcock & Co., broom and brush . pally. 
Miss A. G. Pierce, curtains, &c. | 3.50 

MATTAPAN SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 
Paid Miss A. Bunker, 8 weeks 100.00 


Amount carried forward, 


$1,803.26 


38.97 


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$1 842.23 


820.00 


52.41 


22.11 


80.01 


$974.53 


100.00 


is 


$100.00 


ime 


Amount brought forward, 


Fuel and Care of Rooms. 


Paid L. N. Godfrey & Co., 12,060 Ibs. coal 31.50 

H. O. Weld, 20 baskets charcoal 9.00 
Books and Stationery. 

Paid Miss A. Bunker, books and apparatus 15.42 
J. L. Hammett, books and stationery 49.38 
site “4 1 set wall maps . 20.00 
Wm. Ware & Co., Dictionary 7.00 

Incidental Expenses. 

Paid A. Hobbs, clock and thermometer T2259 
J. H. Pray & Sons, 4 mats : ‘ 12.00 
5. L. Tucker & Sons, 1 mat, 2 pails 1.95 
C. Tileston, shovel, hoe, duster, &c. . 1.12 

HIGH SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 

Paid S. D. Hunt, 24 weeks . ; . $1.020.00 
Miss M. E. Wright, Assistant, 26 weeks 390.00 
Miss 8. M. Vose, drawing, 10 « 25.00 
W. E. Bunten, Les 600.00 
Miss H. C. Teele, Assistant, 12 << 180.00 

fuel and Care of Rooms. 

Paid L. N. Godfrey & Co., 24,240 lbs. coal 63.63 
H. O. Weld, 32 baskets charcoal 12.80 
F, M. Severance, charcoal and kindlings 2.70 
R. L. Pond, kindlings and care of rooms, 

1 quarter, 2 weeks : ‘ : 15.00 

T. E. Rice, care of rooms, 4 weeks 5.00 

T. E. Joyce, 38 AY BRC 20.1 484 40.00 

J. B. Blanchard, Gere CtSe me € LOu Pee oe 12.50 

S. D. Hunt, cash paid for cleaning room 1.65 

J. Walter Bradlee, cash p’d for cleaning room 1.00 
Books and Stationery. 

Paid 8. D. Hunt, books é : 18.97 
W. E. Bunten, books, ink and paper . 5.15 


' ~~" Amount carried forward, 


$100.00 


28.32 
$260.62 


2,215.00 


154,28 


24.12 


$2,393.40 


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Amount brought forward, $2,393.40 
Incidental Expenses. 
Paid S. D. Hunt, hod, dustpan and reflector . $2.45 
: « «tuning and repairing piano 4.00 

R. L. Pond, shovelling snow 2.00 
F. M. Severance, wire screens, labor, &e. 16.08 
C. Tileston, brush and repairs on furnace . 2.88 
S. L. Tucker & Sons, coal shovel : / 1,25 
J. A. Tucker, stock and labor. ; 15.438 
G. A. Harned, police duty at exhibition. 2.00 
Boston Journal, advertising for teacher. 3.87 
W. Preston, broom, brush, duster, tumblers Raye 
Walker & Pratt, grate and labor ; 8.90 
Rockwell & Churchill, blanks and notices . 7.00 

— 71.43 

$2,464.83 


GENERAL MISCELLANEOUS SCHOOL EXPENSES. 
Paid J. Walter Bradlee, cash paid for pre- 


paring diplomas... $4.00 
Norfolk Co. Gazette, printing programmes 17.00 
Lockwood, Brooks & Co. , school prizes. 10.80 
S. L. Tucker & Sons, ream of paper for 

committee . : 4.00 
J. H. Shepherd, opening hall for exhibi- 

tion and committee. ; 12.50 
J. A. Tucker, 9 tee hall for school 

exhibition . ; 6.31 
Rockwell & Churchill, ‘printing diplomas, 

certificates, questions, &c. . ; 60.75 
A. G. Whitcomb. chairs and cushions for 

school committee ; ; , 5.50 


— $120.86 


NEW SCHOOL-HOUSE AT MATTAPAN. 


Paid Sarah Churchill, for school-house lot . $600.00 
Wm. Cunningham, grading same . 600.00 
do. digging and stoning well and vaults 84.63 
Wood & Welch, for gravel ; 10287 
A. G. Hoffman, labor on lot ‘ : 10.00 


J. A. Tucker, stock and labor building fence 331.89 


Cost of lot, grading, fencing, digging well and vaults, 1,729.89 


Amount carried forward, $1,729.39 


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Amount brought forward, $1,729.39 
Paid J. L. Faxon, plans for school building . 150.00 
Wm. Cunningham, underpinning stone, 
and digging and stoning cellar. . 666.80 


J. H. Burt & Co., building school-house . 4,831.00 
Boston Lightning Rod Co., penne rods. 121.50 


Walker & Pratt, furnace. : ie ily tae tLe 
Cost of cellar and building, 5,994.30 
Paid Wm. Wadsworth, window shades and 
fixtures ; : : 40.18 
A. G. Whitcomb, school fAerniture ‘ ; 193.47 
G. H. Gay, express on furniture 4 8.00 
Cost of furnishing, 241.65 


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Total expense of lot, grading, building, 
. furnishing, &c., $7,965.34 


EAST SCHOOL-HOUSE ADDITION. 


Paid Burton & Long, for land : . $500.00 
Can OR Breck, cash paid for grading .., 129.59 
im as building vaults . 36.00 
ene ee building fence, &c. . 284.8] 
C. La C. Breck, cash paid for gravel, &c. 16.00 
as whitewashing. 30.32 


Cost of land, grading, building vaults, 
and fencing, 946.72 


Paid Whitman & Breck, plans and supervision 112.50 
James Whelan, building cellar . ; : 378.95 
F. M. Severance, building addition & repairs 3,588.77 
Boston Lightning Rod Co., lightning rods . 115.50 
Wollaston Heating & Ventilating Co., 


2 furnaces . <n, o00,00 
Cost of cellar and addition to building, 4,495.72 
Paid A. G. Whitcomb, school furniture . . 373.48 
C. EK. C. Breck, cash eh for cores 
furniture. ; 12.00 
Cost of furnishing, 385.48 


Total expense of addition, $5,827.92 


14 


RECAPITULATION OF SCHOOLS. 


East, $2,636.66 South, 1,483.45 Mattapan, 260.62 
West, 2,033.49 Centre, 1,842.23 High, 2,464.83 
North, 2,984.91 Pleasant St. 974.53 Miscellan. 120.86 


Total current expenses, 14,801.58 
Cost of new Mattapan School-house . : : . 1,965.34 
Cost of East School addition : ; : ' . 6,827.92 
Total cost of Schools, $28,594.84 
Amount of current expenses of Schools : $14,801.58 
Amount of Appropriation . ; : . 13,000.00 
Received from State Fund, . 3 ; : 47.87 
——— 138,047.87 


—————— 


Amount expended in excess of Appropriation, $1,753.71 


POOR DEPARTMENT. 


SUPPORT OF POOR IN ALMSHOUSE. 


Paid Calvin Sanford, as Superintendent, 1 year . : $400.00 
Grain, Meal and Feed. 
Paid Samuel Gannett . ’ ; : : ‘ : 214.60 
Clothing and Dry Goods. 
Paid H. Kendall ‘ : , ; : $47.28 
H. B. Martin i : : : 21.24 
J. Babcock & Co. . : ; : ; 16.56 
G. W. Simmons & Son . : : ; 12.00 
S. W. Johnson .. . : ; : 15.20 118.28 
Fuel. 
Paid L. N. Godfrey & Co., 10,170 lbs. coal ; : 27.95 


Groceries and Provisions. 
Paid 8. L. Tucker & aie hein and 


provisions : 471.98 
R. Cook, fish . ; 19.55 
Walter Preston, groceries and provisions 229.06 
George Everett, provisions . : 4 90.77 811.36 


es 


Amount carried forward, $1,572.19 


15 


Amount brought forward, 


Paid H. S. Russell, 2 pigs é 
J. A. Sanford, extra labor, sewing 
M. A. Hayden, 3 weeks’ service 


Charles Tileston, stove, wringing ma- 


chine, repairs, &c. . 


Thomas Strangman, shoeing pung, re- 


pairs, &c. : : ; 
J. F. Bumstead, paper-hangings 
E. Blackman, blacksmith work 
L. F. Sanford, 39 weeks’ service 
F. W. K. Nye, medicine : 
J.S. Greene, professional service . 
C. C. Holmes, = if 
Milton Ice Co., ice 


W. P. Brooks & Co., carpet and mattress 


J. Strangman, repairs on wagon 
W. B. Chubbuck, dressing swine 


I’, M. Severance, stock and repairs on 


buildings ; ; 
F. M. Severance, for pump 


R. L. Chapman, stock and labor, painting 


Miscellaneous Expenses. 


10.00 
6.50 
18.00 


57.65 


12.39 
PLO. 
11.88 
97.50 
15,83 
22.30 
16.00 
10.52 
40.65 
18.22 

5.25 


268.18 
30.00 
230.95 


Total amount expended at Almshouse, 


$1,572.19 


883.43 


—_—_— 


$2,455.62 


AMOUNT OF STOCK AND TOOLS AT ALMSHOUSE. 


Frepruary 4, 1878. 


1 horse, $75 ; 1 cow, $65; 1 heifer, $15 
32 fowls, $15; coveréd wagon, $40 i 
Horse cart, $15; pung, $15; sleigh, $15 
Wagon harness, $15; cart harness, $8 . 


2 sets plough harness, $10; 2 lap robes, $3 


Halter, 2 blankets, surcingle, bells, comb and brush 


3 forks and 4 rakes, $1.50; ox-yokes and carpenter’s 


tools, $3 ? : 
Hay cutter and feed box 


2 shovels, 2 scythes, 3 hoes, 3 axes, 1 iron rake, 1 pick 
1 crowbar, 1 manure fork and 6 stone hammers 


4 ploughs, $6; harrow, $5. : 


3 draft chains, whipple-tree and chain, and 1 


Grindstone, $5; 38 ladders, $4 
2% tons English hay 


4 ton oat-fodder, $8; 1 fon meadow hay, $10 


Meal and feed, $5.50 ; wheelbarrow, $3 
2 baskets, pails, set measures, wrench 


ox tongue ; 8.00 


Amount carried forward, 


. $155.00 


55.00 
45.00 
23.00 
13.00 

6.00 


4.50 
8.00 
7.00 
8.00 
11.00 


9.00 
50.00 
18.00 

8.50 

3.00 


$432.00 


16 


Amount brought forward, $432.00 
11 cords sawed and split wood, and 2 cords wood. ® . 100.00 
2 wood saws, $1; 25 flour barrels, $3. : , 4.00 
4 tons coal, $22. 50; 45 gallons vinegar, $13. 50 . 86.00 

Vinegar and cider barrels, $4 5 tackle and fall, water pot 
and coal sifter, $5 . : : : : : : 9.00 
300 Ibs. salt pork, $30; 100 lbs. corned beef, $8. : 38.00 
90 Ibs. lard, $10.80; 16 bushels potatoes, $9.60. f 20.40 
8 bbls. small potatoes, $4; 4 bbls. rutabagas, $3. 7.00 
6 bushels parsnips, $3; 4 bushels beets, $2 . . : 5.00 
5 bbls. flat turnips, $2.50; 6 lbs. tea, $3 : . . 5.50 
50 lbs. coffee, $4.00 ; i lbstsugar;0-90x =, : 1s Shee 
40 lbs. sugar, $4.00; 4 bushel beans, $1.25. : : 5.25 
Spices, $2; crackers, $3 t A 5.00 
14 bbl. flour, $10; 2 gallons molasses, $1. 30 . : {Fy wigkivee 
| $692.35 
Amount of stock and tools February 5, 1877, TTT.20 
Less valuation than in 1877, $84.85 

Sales of Produce at Poor Farm. 

For Eggs, $34.20 . Potatoes, $6.25 

“ Vinegar, $11.25 Pork, $74.76 
$126.46 


STATISTICS OF ALMSHOUSE. 


Whole number supported the past year 
sf remaining in the house, Feb. ifs 1877 
rN << left during the year : 
i ‘« births during the year } 
i ‘¢ remaining in the house, Feb. 4, 1878 


ore“ wo 


Charles Pierce, et. 65 years Margaret MeQuirk, « et. 46 years 


Eliphalet Sargent, ‘ 47 Harriet Sloan, tia LU 7 
Mary Hunt, Ca EaT Matas i. I. Sloan, ree! aes 
Ellen Crane, MERGE B. E. Sloan, born March 9, 1877 


1742 transient persons were furnished with food and a night’s 
lodging at the Almshouse, and 1718 at the lockup at Lower Mills. 
One lodger died at the Almshouse. 


ASSISTANCE TO POOR OUT OF ALMSHOUSE. 


Paid State Industrial School, board of C. E. Ham ; $36.00 
Worcester Lunatic Hospital, board of E. V. R. Reed 5.00 
(ONS vA (Davia i 13.79 


Teen Tatistic Hospital, board of S. A. Davis. 112.17 


Amount carried forward, $166.96 


17 


Amount brought forward, 


Paid Taunton Lunatic Hospital, board of Mrs. Fleming 


‘« ‘Peter Murphy . 
“ f ‘ «William Whelen 
City of Boston, relief to M. EH. Copeland . 
Mg  * Mary Ee Ducker 
City of Chelsea, relief to S. J. Whittier, and burial 
of child. : : ; 
C. Y. Roberts, relief to Frances Stev ens . 
W...H. Roberts, es 
S. G. Thayer, care of Azel Thayer 
T. E. Ruggles, relief to Thomas Austin 
J. El. Shepherd, coffin and burying Thomas’s child . 
J. H. Shepherd,, ‘ s Mrs. Sessler 
S. L. Tucker, relief to a Merriam 
HS: Russell, ‘¢ Mrs. Gibbons 
J. T. Kmery, board of F. H. Emery 1 year 
Rhoda Jones, ‘¢ TT. Cummins 1 year 
eeagey Bragdon, professional services to Mrs. Buchan 


J. Babcock & Go., goods delivered Mrs. Mayall 
« Mrs. S. Sias 

Walter peter tne i Hf Mrs. Cokely 
$A 4 me i Mrs. Sessler 

as af Fs (s Mrs. Leahy 


John Hall, coffin and burial of Goodall child. : 

5. L. Tueker & Sons, goods deliv’d Mrs. P. Martin . 
‘« Mrs. Fowle 

ic & etiaahar removing Mrs. Stanton to Walpole 

Overseers of Poor, relief to transient paupers . 

C. Sanford, expense removing State Pauper 


L. N. Godfrey & Co., wood and coal: 


fuel delivered Mrs. S. Sias 21.50 
2 tons coal, Mrs. Stanton . 2.25 
1 ‘ Mrs. Stetts GeT5 
4. “ J. H. Adams . : 24.00 
1 af Mrs. Conners . . ; 6.75 
1 “6 Mrs. O’Conners 5.50 
1 ef Azel Thayer . 7.50 
2 cd Mrs. Mayall . 12.50 
3 ee Mrs. Record . 18.00 
2 HS Mrs. Farrell 12.13 
iN ern Mrs. Sessler 9.75 
ahs Mrs. Cokely 15.50 
1 af Mrs. Denny 6.50 
7} Mrs. Beals 14.25 
2 fe Miss Jones. 11.00 
2 4 Mrs. Buchan . 11.00 
1 ae Mrs. Goodall . 5.50 


Amounts carried forward, 


$166.96 


40.77 
191.15 
251.15 

48.00 

4.00 


18.75 
27.00 
20.00 
49,50 
13.00 
15.00 
23.00 
43.00 
4,59 
208.00 
156.00 
20.00 
6.00 
4.04 
3.00 
12.00 
31.00 
8.00 
6.68 
10.00 
3.50 
32.25 
2.45 


$200.38 $1,419.29 


18 


Amounts brought forward, $200.88 $1,419.29 
Paid L. N. Godfrey & Co. 

2 tons coal Mrs. O’Donnell i ; 11.00 

2 ft Mrs. Hickey { 11.00 

1 fi Mrs. Joyce . é : 5.00 

ee ties Mrs. Perry . ! ; 8.25 

i ff Mrs. Fowle . } 5.50 

1 et Mrs. Harris . ? 5.50 
—_—-—— 246.63 


Total am’t expended for Support of Poor out 
of Almshouse, $1,665.92 


RECAPITULATION OF POOR DEPARTMENT. 
Amount expended for support of poor at 


Almshouse ; ; . 2,455.62 
Add for loss on stock and tools : . 84.85 
2,540.47 
Deduct am’t rec’d from sale of produce . 126.46 
Cost of Poor at Almshouse, 2,414.01 
Amount expended for support of poor out 
of Almshouse - yd 6Bb,92 
Deduct am’t received from State, cities 
and towns ; ; : ‘ ; 120.25 
Cost of Poor out of Almshouse, 1,545.67 
Total cost of Support of Poor, $3,959.68 


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT. 


SUPERINTENDENT’S ACCOUNT. 


North-East Section. 
Paid H. F. Fish, services as foreman, 201 “a8 at ny 00 $402.00 


‘ ‘¢ boy 17 days at $1 17.00 
John Pierce, labor 206 days at $1.624 ; ; SpeBoeeg? 
Af af labor 18 days at $1.50 , 27.00 


J. Flannagan, man, horse and cart 1584 days at, $3. 25 515.11 
do, 8} ds. man, $13, 815; 19 ds. horse & cart, $30.88 44.69 


Amount carried forward, $1,340.52 


19 


Amount brought forward, $1,340.52 
Paid N. Pond, self, horse and cart, 84 days at 3. 25e sl , 1242199 
ay rsh daysy $5.08"; boy 64 days, $8.13 ; 13.81 
J. Brophey, self, horse and cart 40 days at $3.25 yin 128.99 
W. Hockaday, self, horse and cart 6 days at $3.25. 19.50 
T. Ryan, self, horse and cart 106 days at $3.25 . 844.49 
W. B. Chubbuck, self, horse and cart 4 days at $3.25 13.00 
C. Joyce, self, horse and cart 10 days at $3.25 d 32.50 
W. Mahoney, self, horse and cart 7 days at $3 i 21.00 
a e 21 days by men at $1.50 ‘ ; 31.50 
C. Hayes, labor 122 days at $1.623 : » 198°23 
P, Finnigan, labor 113 days at $1.624 : : . 183.60 
C. Burns, labor 70 days at $1.624 : : £0 118.73 
T. McDermott, labor 11 days at $1.625 : : 17.87 
William Perry, labor 554 days at $1.623 . : 90.17 
P. Watson, labor 23 days at $1.623 ; : : 37.37 
K. Gallagher, labor 64 days at $1.624. : : SP. 05,99 
J. Winters, labor 31 days at $1.624 ; é : 50.37 
W. Peden, labor 20 days at $1.624 ; 4 3 32.50 
C. McCormack, labor 84 days at $1.624 , : 13.81 
B. McDermott, labor 4 days at $1.62$ f . 6.50 
T. Tivenan, labor 104 days at $1.624 : : p 17.06 
H. Feenan, labor 3 days at $1.624 4.87 
L. Crossman, post-irons, sharpening tools and shoeing 88.66 
_F. M. Severance, stock and labor on steps and culvert 7.50 
“W. Preston, powder, fuse, nails, &c. ‘ : i 27.81 
M. Day & Go., drain pipe, Randolph AYO. ‘ ; 28.25 
0:5. ahairar: lumber, Central Av. : 33.44. 
J. A. Tucker, stock and labor, railing, &c. GC. Av. 30.13 
P,. Mackay, shoeing horse, sharpening tools and re- 
pairing jigger ; . , ; . 32.50 
F. J. Fuller, paving blocks , : 18.37 
J. Strangman, repairing harness 3 8.15 


For eravel, W.H. B. Root, $5.60; F. L. Pierce, $15.20 20.80 
“ «TT. HE. Ruggles, $1392. 80 ; A iad 8h Webster, $6 138.80 
“6 cc UJ. M. Glover, $18.40 ; Est. ReaD: Kedinon, 


$24.80 . pled Ot) 

WS (eS) UnUrCnil $37. nO%, Wood & ‘Welsh, $21.12 58.62 
¥ ‘Burton & Long ; . 104.90 
S. Gannett, hay, $47.62; grain for horse, $51, 20 : 98.82 
$3,829.32 


West Section. 
Paid J. Winchenbaugh, foreman, for self, horse and 


cart 1774 days at $3.50; man 1 day, $1.62 $y S62RTE 
John Diskin, labor, care of horse and use of stable 1884 

days at ‘$1. 15 ; : . | 829.86 
Patrick Joyce, 18634 days labor at $1. 624 : ; . 803.04 


Amount carried forward, $1,255.64 


20 


Amount brought forward, $1,255.64 

Paid M. Donahoe for man, horse and cart 444 days at ia 25 144.62 
ty man labor 5 days at $1. 624 8,12 

D. ee man, horse and cart 54 days at $3. 25. 175.50 
S. Griffin, self, horse and cart 344 days at $3.25 PRL EZ 


W. B. Ohubbuck; self, horse aah cart 164 ds, at $3.25 53.62 
Wm. Iockaday, 10 days self, horse and cart at $3.25 32.50 


Roger Denny, 77 days labor at I. 624 é : St 23. V2 
M. Lahey, 99 days labor at $1.624 ; ; . 160-87 
Thomas Morris, 13 days labor at S1624 : : : ys Weds 
Thomas McDermott, 5 days labor at $1. 624 : . 8.12 
G. Piper, 2 days labor at $1.62 : 3.25 
HI. Feenan, 103 days labor at $1.624 ; ; : 17.06 
J. Flarrety, 11 days labor at $1.624 ¢ i 5 17.87 
D. Flynn, 11 days labor at $1.624 tIPAG d 17.87 
Wm. B. Bronsdon, stock and labor on gate : é 3.25 
J. A. Tucker, stock and labor, culverts : ‘ 5.86 
G. Barry, stones and labor 3.35 
For gravel, G. Stanley, $2.10; T. Morris, $74. 60 ; 76.70 
ee «$8. Tucker, $6.10; Jonathan Mann, GOV; 6.70 

“4 ‘Wood & Welsh, $167. 503 Corliss & Co., for 
stone, $7.18 3 { ‘ JTL T4068 
M. Day & Co., drain pipe f 32.76 

F. M. Severance, stock and labor, culvert, $4. 5A; L. W. 
Babcock, labor, $4 y ; 8.54 
EK. Blackman, shoeing horse and sharpening tools : 32.53 
S. Gannett, hay, $50.59 ; grain for town horse, $48.40 93.99 
$2,596.76 

South Section. 

Paid J. Sullivan, foreman, 172 days labor at $2 . . $344.00 
selene gravel, $7; hay for town horse, $49.10 56.10 
D. Donovan, 1314 days labor at $1.625_.. . 213.66 
C, Joyce, labor self, horse and cart 25 days at $3.25 81.25 
Pais removing stumps, White St. ‘ : : 20.00 
at labor self 1 day : 1.62 
C. K. Hunt, 3 days labor man, horse and park at $3.25 9.75 
“ ‘ou oravel 12.00 
W. T. Cook, 145 days man, | horse and cart at $3, 25.. . 470.74 
4, ‘* man 28 days at $1.624 37.37 
J. Brophy, 19 days self, horse aad, cart at $3. 25 ; 61.75 
S. Griffin, 4 days labor at $1.62 : 6.50 
M. Lahey, 21 days labor at $1.624 34.12 
J. Craig, man, horse and cart 3 days at $3.25 : 9.75 
N. Pond, self, horse and cart 84 here at $3.25 ; 27.62 
‘¢ «¢ son 4 days j ‘ ‘ 5.00 
M. Gibbens, labor 67 days at $1. ; wat LOS TST 
J. Flarrety, labor 87 days at $1. ee ; : t 60.12 


Amount carried forward, — - $1,560.22 


21. 


Amount brought forward, $1,560.22 

Paid C. McDermott, labor 16 days at $1,624 J ese 26.60 
Josiah Field, labor on culvert 5 days . : ‘ 10.00 | 

J. A. Tucker, stock and labor on wae Coe a 8.41 

M. Day & Co., drain pipe : : 5.40 

L. Crossman, culvert irons : : ; 5 10 

D. G. Corliss & Co., stone for culverts : 54.95 


For gravel, Wood & Welsh, $21; Burton & Long, 9.40 30.40 
= oy S. Churchill, $99 30) + H. J. Gilbert, $2.70 2500 


a A, W. F. Boden, $10; 5S. Babcock, $4.30 . 14.30 

sie s¢ BR. Johnson, $7.50; S. L. Tucker, ui 50 ; 
J. Craig, $47 : : z 62.00 
S. Gannett, grain for town horse : 51.20 
E. Blackman, shoeing horse and sharpening tools. 19.80 
$1,872.78 

Care of Bridges. 
Paid A. we Hawes, care of Granite Bridge 1 ya . $250.00 
us labor on Bree : : : 91.25 
O38: Godfrey, lumber : ; ; : ‘BS GrG2 
H. B. Simmons, labor on draw 80.00 
L. N. Godfrey & Co., carting from Neponset : : 6.00 
T. Strangman, blacksmithing ; ‘ , . 31.71 
W. Pre ston, spikes, &c. 13.75 
F, M. Severance, stock and labor, D. and M. Bridge . 12.02 
J. H. Burt & Co., stock and labor, Mattapan Bridge : 2.00 
$767.35 
Clearing Roads of Snow. ; 

Paid G. Sumner, menandteam . : 4 é ‘ $5.00 
J. Winchenbaugh, self and horse : : ; é 8.75 
C. Hayes and others . : : : 5 : 35.94 
M. Lahey ; pee ji : : ‘ ; 12.97 
John Pierce ; ; ; : : ; : 16 25 

$78.91 
Street Lamps (by Kerosene). 

Paid Samuel Walker & Co., 16 bbls. oil y : an hoecal 
O..C. Railroad, freight op. oil: 3.10 
S. Lo Tucker & Sons, oil, lamp fixtures, matches, ACh LI Sei6 
R. L. Chapman, repair of lanterns. " F ; 18.83 
C. Tileston, repairof lanterns. ' ; ; 11.82 
S. Cook, Jr. , carting oil from Boston : 2.00 
ay 1i ghting 53 lamps 9 months 2, 210.00 
H. B. Tucker, lighting 53 lamps 3 months i ‘ 90.00 


$647.62 


22 


Street Lamps (by Naphtha). 


Paid Samuel Walker & Co., 29 bbls. naphtha 
H. Gallagher, carting naphtha from Boston 
John Shields, stock and labor painting 
P. Watson, lighting 32 lamps 1 year . 

4 repairing lantern : 


Street Lamps (by Gas). 
Paid Dorchester Gas Co., 2 lights 
Street Lamps (by Individuals). 


Paid D. W. ae 2 years, 1874 and 1877 
G. Vose, $14 ; W. Babcock, Re 
Josiah Be at lamp 


Miscellaneous Highway Expenses. 


Paid Ames Plow Co., tools and expr. 
J. Breck & Son, tools and expr. 


$201.07 
15.00 
5.00 » 
240.00 
25 


$461.32 


$121.64 


$12.00 
20.00 
15.54 


$47.54 


$17.58 
8.75 


W. Cartwright, collar, $6; H. B. Martin, blankets, $4. 50 10.50 


Crossman & Cook, horse 


Dodge, Gilbert & Co., stone hammers, $5. 66 ; M. Day 


& Co., drain pipe, $2 
Sei: Tucker & Sons, lantern, oil, hoe, &e. ae? 86: T. 
Strangman, repairs, $6.30 . 
A. W. Mitchell & Co., steel stamp . 
Josiah Babcock & Co., shovel, gravel, &e. : 
O.S. Godfrey, lumber, for railing and culverts . 


250.00 
7.66 


12.16 

2.85 
13.68 
32.44 


J. A. Tucker, culverts, $4.85; J. A. Soule, plank, 89. 02 6.87 
L. Crossman, picks, $9.20 ; W. 'T. Cook, horse- na gx $21 30.20 


David Gore & Son, paving 
Ganuett, grain for horse, winter 1877 
S. Cook, housing carts, harnesses, Jjigger, scraper, 


127.66 
16.45 


screens, & all highway tools 4 winters & roller1 200.00 


Si paying for halter, handles and line 
«¢ «  painting carts and oiling harnesses 
“« « man and two horses 34 days rolling 


3.50 
°21.00 
17.50 


« «  naying labor, $13 stationery and car fare, $3.50 4.50 


«< « — horse-keeping 9 weeks to Feb. 2, 1878 


Samuel Cook, Superintendent 


27.00 


810.30 
600.00 


— 


$1,410.30 


23 


NEW STREETS. 


New Street at Hast Milton. 


Built by Superintendent of Highways. 
Paid J. Brophy, self, horse & cart, 13 ds., at 3.25 $42.25 - 


J. Craig, man SS n't ROR ert Oem i 2, 
Jatiannigan, self, horse & cart 13‘) ‘* ** . 42.25 
C. Reiordon and others Lh & L624. 27.62 
For labor (pd. by 8. Babcock) . 10.00 
P. Watson, labor 17 ds. 1.62% . : 27.62 
J. Winters “ bP Fy , 27.62 
William Perry, ‘ Le Ae : : 21.12 
C. Nolen, % Gea : : eres) 
Els Feenan, tt OER 12.19 
W.N. Gardner, « on well covering, 3 ds. at $3 9.00 
P. F. Mackey, for cap to well ; 8.25 
271.79 
Paid by Selectmen : 
N. H. Beals, land and moving wall and ee 400.00 
J. W. Martin, for land ; 30.00 480.00 
$701.79 
Central Avenue Bridge. 
Paid Thomas Leighton, as per contract . _. ; $3,600.00 
Thatcher Street. 
Paid Whitman & Breck, surveying and superin- 
tending building. rg : $350.00 
Patrick Brennon, as per contract . ie O70 1.1. 04 
M. Day & Co., drain pipe : ; 100.50 
J. A. Tucker, stock and labor, building railing 127.56 
— $3,955.70 
New Street from Paul’s Bridge to Blue Hill Avenue. 
Paid Thomas Caregan, on acct. contract . $592.04 
M. Day & Co., for drain pipe ; : 66.80 
————-—-_-—- 658.84 
. General Expenses. 
Paid Davis & Farnum, 1 street roller . . $300.00 
OC. RA Rs freight on same . 6.90 
Whitman & Breck, survey and plans of streets 113.00 
Boston Herald, adv. proposals for baling 
Road. 7.50 
Charles Breck, surveying Town Road : 5.00 
—— 482 40 


$9,348.73 


24 


Account of Stock and Tools in hands of Sup’t of Highways, 
February 4, 1878. 


3 horses, $450; 3 cart harnesses and set hames, $37.50 $487.50 


3 blankets, 3 hatters, 3 surcingles, comb and brush : 8.00 
3 horse carts, $120; stone wagon, $90 : 210.00 
Road scraper, $15; 3 haycutters and 8 grain chests, $15 30.00 
4 screens, $20; 5 Stone hammers, $10 : 30.00 
2 stone crackers, $1; drills and blasting tools, $25 ; 26.00 
3 iron bars, $43; 16 shovels, $12; 17 picks, $20 . : 36.00 
2 grub hoes suid 2 axes, $2; bush scythe, $1 3.00 

3 oil cans and 8 feeders, $6; plough and 2 points, $10 16.00 
4 wooden horsesand signs. ; 8.00 
2 post-hole spoons, 2 iron rakes, 2 hoes. : 3.00 
Brand and stamp, $5; 4 pieces drain pipe, $2. 40 ; 7.40 
864.90 

1 street roller, ‘ . : : : ; ; ; 300.00 
1,164.90 

Value of stock and tools, Feb. 5, 1877 ‘ “ego 905.00 


More than in 1877, $259.90 


RECAPITULATION OF HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT. 


Repairs. 
North East Section : : : ; Rogie: Bye see r 
West ; : a . ; 2,596 76 
South ng : : : ; : 1,872.78 
Bridges, . é : : ‘ 167.30 
Clearing roads of snow. ; 3 78.91 
Lighting streets : } ; i : 1,278.12 
Miscellaneous expenses. : : os 810.30 
Salary of Superintendent . . ‘ : 600.00 


Total cost of lighting streets and repairs | $11,833.54 
roads and bridges “ a 


New Streets and sid 


New street at Hast Milton : 2 $701.79 
Central Avenue Bridge. : : : 3,600.00 
Thatcher Street : ; 3,955.70 
New street near Paul’s Bridge : : 658.84 
General Expenses. : : 432.40 | 
Total cost new streets and bridges ——— 9,348.73 
21,182.27 
Deduct gain in value stock and tools, 259.90 


ee 


Net cost of Highways, | $20,922.37 


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FIRE DEPARTMENT, 


monte: Engine Company. 
Paid 40 members, 1 year’s service, $10.00 each $400.00 


John Watson, services as steward 11 mos. 55.00 
J. Babcock & Co., rubber coat, lanterns, 
oil, and use of horse , ; 28.82 
J. Babcock & Co., drain pipe and grading 
engine house lot. ’ 39.30 
TeN. Godfrey & Co., 4 ton coal : ; 3.25 
P. F. Mackey, stock ‘and repairs : : 2.50 
Ilunaeman & Co., 2 pieces leather suction hose 60.00 
do. oil, repair hose and supplies 42.25 
631.12 
Granite Hook and Ladder Company. 
Paid 25 members, 1 year’s service, $10.00 each 250.00 
William Welch, services as steward 1 year — 40.00 
Terrill & Sons, painting, and repairs on Hook 
and Ladder truck : . 150.00 
J. Babcock & Co., use of carriage and ladders 11.00 
do. lantern, pails, duster, oil, &c. 14.59 
N. Stevens, steps for carriage . : slo 3.00 
JN. Loud, use of horse . - d : 2.00 
|e BO Mackey, repairs : : : .90 
471.49 
Ninety’s Hose Company. 
Paid 4 members, 1 year’s service, $10.00 each 40.00 
Walworth Manuf. Ce., gal. pipe and labor 28.52 
Walter Baker & Co. , labor on water pipe . 11.30 
R. L. Chapman, labor and iron work : 6.50 
86.32 
Miscellaneous Expenses. 
Paid J. Babcock & Co., refreshments at Field’s fire 20.92 
do, do. Tarbox’s fire 18.56 
do. do. Perry’s ‘ 9.00 
do. aes McGue’s ‘“ 10.98 
Tiger Engine Co., do. Tarbox’s ‘‘ 10.00 
Chemical Eng. Co., ae Tarbox’s ‘‘ 10.00 
H. Farnum, refreshments for Granite Engine 
Co., at Tarbox’s fire ; : 15.20 
EEE arnum, do. do. at Field’s fire é 10.00 
J. H. Loud, use of horse at fire drawing 
Quincy engine 3.00 
Boston Fire Dep’t, donation after fire Oct. 3 50.00 
157.66 
Total expense Fire Department, $1,346.59 


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POLICE DEPARTMENT. 


Paid §. CO. Hebard, night watch 314 nights . $863.50 


executing dog law. : 40.00 
distributing town reports and warrants, and 
services at polls. ; : : 34.00 
Jonas Jewett, night watch 365 nights . 1,003.75 
distributing town warrants, notices, and 
extra duty . A : P : ; 45.75 
Samuel W. Alden, 55 cone and ee see 
duty ch 5 (161.25 
extra duty. : : ‘ ; ; ; 3.50 
E. F. Hopkins, 15 days Sunday service. 41.25 
services at polls and fire: ; ; 7.50 


G. A. Harned, distributing school reports, 


and services at caucus.and polls. : 24.25 
Maurice Pierce, police duty ’ ‘ ; 6.00 
W. Cunningham,.police duty. : ; 8.25 
A. Hobbs, police badges. ; : 3.00 

At Lock-up. 


Paid S. CG. Hebard, care of lock-up, and cleaning 26.25 
_ Jonas Jewett, conveying prisoners, and care. 


of same d 7.25 
L. N. Godfrey. & Co., wood and coal : 33.00 
Walter Preston, provisions , 2 118.49 
K. H. Brabrook, 6 mattresses. : y 12.00 
R. L. Chapman, labor and. stock ; : 18.53 


PAY OF TOWN OFFICERS.. 


Selectmen, Assessors, and Overseers of the Poor. 


Paid Samuel Babcock . : : 4 . $400.00 
Henry S. Russell ; ; : : . 800.00 
T. Edwin Ruggles. , . 800.00 


Amount raid) forward, 


937.50 


1,049.50 


154.75 


48.75 


41.50 


$2232.00 


210.52 


$2,442.52 


1,000.00 


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Amount brought forward, $1,000.00 
School Committee. 


Paid TF. Glery .. . : ‘ 50.00 
J. Walter Bradlee, Secretary : : 4 75.00 
E. D. Wadsworth : , t ; 50.00 
C.E.C. Breck . : é F : : 50.00 
R. ©. Watson . : , : ; > 50.00 
Jason Houghton : ¥ “ : : 50.00 

325.00 
Auditors of Accounts. 
Paid E. J. Kendall : : : 52.00 
: Goltector f a 
Paid Simeon Emerson . : ; 500.00 
Town Clerk. 
Paid H. B. Martin, salary ‘ ; ; a ead O 
recording 74 births, at .50 j . : 37.00 
. 33 marriages, at .15 . ; : 4.95 
7 20 deaths, at .35 : Pye ee 7.00 
s mae aL 0 ; : ; 2.76 
301.65 
Town Treasurer. 
Paid Charles Breck, salary. : : ah geo. C0 
sealer of weights and measures : : 15.00 
265.00 
$2,443.65 
PRINTING AND STATIONERY. 

Paid D. Clapp & Son, printing Annual Report. . $167.51 
A. R. Gay & Co., stationery. : 15.18 
Doane & Greenough, stationery and blank books : 9.50 
T. W. Ripley, printing School Report : : 62.00 
Rockwell & Churchill, printing warrants, tax- bills, 

voting list and order book . : 59.50 
Secretary’s Department, Mass., 4 qr. ‘Reg. Voters . .80 
S. Babcock, stationery and postage ; : 15.50 

$329.99 


ABATEMENT OF TAXES. 
Personal Estate, J. J. Clapp . : ; - $53.00 


eS Vi05e 3, , ; 3.18 
William Minot, Trustee ; 23.85 
George B. Upton : awed Ae 
George Haggart . : : 1.59 


Amount carried forward, $187.62 


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Amount brought forward, $187.62 

Personal Estate, Ellison Hawes, 1876 and 1877 1.16 
John Tolman, 1876 and 1877 7.56 

Real Estate, Heirs of Charles Adams, 1876 9.45 
do. do. 1877 7.95 

Charles A. White, 1876 8.15 

do. CO webs (0 2.65 

12 Poll Taxes, 1876 : 24.00 

67 > do: UKE me . 184.00 


STATE AID TO SOLDIERS. 


Paid family of A. G. Hoffman 

‘¢ Stephen Griffin : 
George O. Baxter 
William Buchan 
Patrick Dunican : 
Joseph A. Parsons . 
William Q. Baxter . 
Charles Bronsdon 
Elias W. Adams 


éé 


éé 


6c 


66 


~ 


é 


its 


éé 


CEMETERY. 


Town Appropriation 
Interest of Amory Fund 
oe ber petual Care Fund (J. Ruggles). 


19 


_ (A. Hollingsworth) 
+ « (J. Sumner) 
” « (J. Semple) 
“  ' {H..G. Durell) 
a “« (C. Hobart) 
:. BL Wa laAyioigs 


Expended, as by the following 


REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES. 
eceipts. 


Balance in hands of rao Feb. 1, 1877 
Town Appropriation , 


Amount carried forward, 


$377.54 


$436.00 


$2,000.00 
30.00 
18.00 
18.00 


$2,132.00 


$81.47 
2.00.00 


$2,081.47 


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Amount brought forward, $2,081.47 

Interest of Amory Fund : ; Nth dee “ : 30.00 
Interest of Perpetual Care Fund . ‘ ; : : 102.00 
Received for hay . : , é 4 ea : : 15.00 
‘“¢ leaves . ‘ : : ‘ . : : 9.00 

sf * cedar posts . ‘ nm is : - . 9.20 

“ wood . ; 2.29 

Mg “* labor and expense on lots for individuals : 511.18 


ooo, 


$2,760.10 


Expenditures. 
Paid Charles Wadsworth, 1944 days labor, at $2.25 . $437.62 
do. 71 days labor, at 2.00. ‘ 142.00 
do. 118 days horse and cart, at 1.50 177.00 
J. H. Packard, 174 days labor, at 1.873 : by tie 326.25 
do 374 days labor, at 1.624 : ; 60.93 
J. G. Crossman, 954 days labor, at t. ore : ‘ ; 155.18 
J. Fitzpatrick, 554“ : : : 90.18 
Patrick Laffee, 37 + EP ia 7 ; A 60.12 
Henry R. Piper, 84 “ ee Coen. ‘ : 59.29 
W. Field, 15 st ns Wea Vir : 24.37 
A. E. Hunt, man, horse and cart, 21 days, at 3. 124 ‘ 65.62 
O. Wetherbee, Sa se dpe tiie 8k et : 43.75 
PAV ETY OSO,220° 0 5 rik ghar Se Re RL , 57.81 
J. Breck & Son, scythes and tools : Eh RS : Lhe? 
W. Preston, grass seed : : : : : 3.25 
J. T. Hunt, 4% cords manure, 8.00 : ‘ : : 39.00 
Ke DM. Yale & Co., sail cloth ; a 2 10.00 
O. Wetherbee, carting 63 cords manure, 2.00 : : 12.75 
do. 1 cord 1 foot manure, 8.00  . . : 9.00 
Morss & Whyte, v4 gre avel screens ; 16.00 
E. W. Rice, legal services, preparing deeds and regulations 30.00 
J. D. Bradlee | & Co., 80 evergreen trees, warranted : 80.00 
want: BUN ECHLOTEs stationery : : : 3.25 
J. Higgins, 7% cords manure, delivered, 9. 00 : A 66.37 
brag RB Wadsworth, 62 cords manure, 7.00. : ; 44.63 
Rockwell & Churchill, printing deeds and bills. ‘ 12.75 
H. I’. Thayer, 461 plants. . : ° 27.66 
H. 8. Messenger, plants ? ; ; . : : 4.37 
McGrath Bros., lettering tomb. ; : 5.00 
J. H. Packard, Tustic boxes and water tanks : . 5.75 
R. L. Chapman, painting ‘ : ‘ ‘ : ‘ 8.25 _ 
S. L. Tucker & Sons, 5 rakes : : : 1.55 
A. K. Teele, postage stamps and expressage 5.20 
Whitman & Breck, surveying, laying out cemetery and plan 310.00 
Heliotype Printing Co., 500 copies of plan . : : 45.00 


Corliss & Co., for § stone and labor : A : rr 118.80 


Amount carried forward, $2,563.85 


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Amount brought forward, $2,563.85 
Balance in hands of Trustees, Feb. 1, 1878 
(Cash, $385.00—uncollected bills, $161.25) 4 . 196.25 


$2,760.10 


The expenditure for the new Plan of the Cemetery, which appears 
in the above financial report, with the exception of fifty dollars paid 
last year, includes all the expense of the original survey, the arrange- 
ment of avenues, paths and lots, and the remodelling of the old Plan to 
connect the old portion of the Cemetery with the new, and harmonize 
the whole. 

The Trustees, feeling the need of more than one plan, -have taken 
advantage of the quite inexpensiye process of heliotype printing, in 
order to furnish a plan to every proprietor. This new plan of the 
Cemetery can be obtained by application to any of the Trustees. 

Centennial Avenue has been excavated, filled with stone, and partly 
gravelled from Centre Street as far as the tool house. Along each side 
of this avenue trees were planted in the early spring; and the Trustees 
issued a circular, inviting citizens to appropriate these as memorial 
trees. In response to the circular, all the trees were taken, and more 
were called for. Each of these trees is marked with a permanent zinc 
label bearing the name of the owner, and the number of the tree. 
This plan of memorial trees will be continued next spring; varied, 
perhaps, so as to allow variety in the trees, and the opportunity for the 
owner to plant and cultivate his own tree, should any wish to do this. 

The ‘Trustees recommend the opening of one or more avenues and 
paths, in the old part of the grounds, and a gradual improvement of the 
new portion, as the means afforded by the town may allow. 

The work grows upon our hands. New lots are being taken from 
month to month. New and increasing interest is shown by citizens who 
have heretofore been specially interested in other cemeteries; attracted 
hither by the beauty and quiet of our home burial-place. 

The Trustees recommend, for the ensuing year, au appropriation of 
the same amount as last year’s. 


Respectfully submitted, 


J. WALTER BRADLEE, 
AO ROT RELE 

O. W. PEABODY, 

R. M. TODD, 

S. BABCOCK. 


dl 


PUBLIC LIBRARY. 


TREASURER’S REPORT. 


Receipts. 
Balance in hands of Treasurer, Feb. 10, 1877 $371.06 


Town Appropriation 800.00 

. dog license money. : 477.23 

From Librarian for fines : : : ’ 64.00 
$1,712.29 

: Expenditures. 

Paid Lockwood, Brooks & Co., for books . $474.00 

do. periodicals . : : : : 45.60 

Carter & Weston, for binding . é ; 43.07 


Dorchester Gas Light Co., for gas. : 32.90 
L. N. Godfrey & Co., for coal . . : 20.42 


Cyrus Brewer, for insurance. : : 65,00 
Whall’s Express, for expressage : : 8.25 
D. G. Corliss & Co., labor on hitching posts 3.00 
F. M. Severance, stock and labor 4 , B19 
Milton Post Office, rent of box ; ‘ 1.00 
Miss J. E. Emerson, librarian 1 year : 300.00 
do. furnishing substitute 2 weeks : 12.00 
do. cash paid for incidental expenses. 8.00 
E. J. Baker, rent of building. : ; 168.00 

$1,185.03 

Balance in hands of Treasurer, Feb. 9, 1878, 927.26 

$1,712.29 

GEORGE ‘VOSE, 
Treasurer. 


Our Public Library has passed. through another year of prosperity, 
sending into all our households its treasures of instruction and. enter- 
tainment. 

Through the liberality of the Town, the Library has received an 
increase of about four hundred volumes during the year. The books 
have been kept in good condition, with fresh covers, and all needful 
repairs; and the reading has been as general and select as in former 
years. <A catalogue of the new books will soon be ready for distribution. 

All the books belonging to the Town, the collections of many years, 
which, heretofore, have been almost inaccessible, have been removed to 
the Library, and are placed upon the shelves for convenient. use. 

An article in the warrant for the last Town Meeting, to see if the 
Town would appropriate a sum of money for the free delivery of books 
at East Milton, was by. vote of the Town referred to the Trustees of 
the Public Library, to report thereon at a future meeting. ‘The Trustees 
held a meeting to consider the matter, and gave a hearing on the subject 


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to the citizens of East Milton. After due deliberation, they hereby 
report, that, in their judgment, the free delivery of books at East 
Milton is, at the present time, impracticable. 

The following valuable works have been presented to the Library by 
Mr. Henry P. Kidder: “ Etchings from the National Gallery,” 2 vols. ; 
“Manners and Customs of ye Englyshe;” “Early New England In- 
teriors,” by Arthur Little; and “Examples of Contemporary Art,” 
Edited by J. Comyns Carr. 

Valuable books have also been received from Mr. O. W. Peabody, 
for all of which the Trustees return the most hearty thanks of the Town. 

There stands upon our table a beautiful bronze statuette of the National 
Monument to the Forefathers at Plymouth; presented to the Library 
by Mr. Edward Cunningham. For this very fitting and valuable dona- 
tion, the Trustees take this opportunity to proffer their sincere thanks. 


A. K. TEELE, for the Trustees. 


MISCELLANEOUS TOWN EXPENSES. 


Paid S. W. Johnson, | yr’s rent, Selectmen’s room $60.00 
J. Walter Bradlee, decoration of soldier’s graves 100.00 
E. C. Perkins, legal advice, &e., in case ‘Town 

vs. Thomas Eager. ; ; : cuiledehh) eee 
L. Crossman, horse and carriage hire in abovecase 17.00 
Kk. L. Pierce, legal advice, &c., in case Sullivan 


vs. Town . ; : : ; : : 35.00 
I. D. Hayward, damage to horse, carriage and 

harness. : ; ; ; ; : 35.00 
S. C. Hebard, matting, and care Selectmen’sroom (15.00 
Whall’s Express, expressage . : : : 16.10 
Samuel Babcock, expressage, carriage hire and 

Caletare Cae. : ; : : E , 47.25 
Charles Breck, perambulating Town lines. 10.00 
H. B. Martin, expressage and carriage hire. 7.90 
C. Breck, cash pd insurance on Town buildings 262.50 

do. for recording deeds and plans . : 2.00 
Joseph Sias, rent of land for Centre School-house 6.00 
Charles Tileston, lamp shade and labor on 

stove at Town house . : ; é b 3.50 
S. L. Tucker & Sons, oil, chimneys, pail and 

shovel at Town house 7 14.57 


J. H. Shepherd, care Town house and opening 
same for School Committee, Auditors and 


Collector . d . \ ‘ : : 13.00 
L. N. Godfrey, 1 ton coal, Town house . : 6.50 
J. A. Tucker, lock and labor at Town house . ia 
R. L. Chapman, glass and glazing“ Hf 1.75 


L. Morse & Sons, 240 feet folding settees for : 
Town house. : : 4 - ' 192.00 
: $956.07 


1877. 


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REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER. 


Receipts. 


Feb. 5. To Cash on hand 


Mar. 6. 


Vet 2. 


Nov. 3. 


balance of Corporation Tax, 1 1876, “from State 


. $9,962.07 


Treasurer ‘ 248.87 
bal. Bank Tax, 1876, from State Treastire? : 19.86 
T. E. Ruggles, board of Margaret McWhirk — 949.00 
S. Emerson, Collector, taxes of 1876 1,000.00 
dividend on 6 shares Blue Hill Nat. Bank 18.00 
J. H. Shepherd, use of Town house 9.00 
City Boston, relief and burial, Elijah Merriam 43.00 
hired at Blue Hill Nat. Banks 3,000.00 
O. S. Godfrey, rent of Landing plage 2 6 mos. , 

to May 1 50.00 
hir os Ue es Hill ee Bank 3,000.00 

4,000.00 
Ee “ “ , 3,000.00 
S. Emerson, Collector, taxes of 1876 500.00 
hired at Blue Hill Nat. Bank 8,000.00 
ks 6 “ 6,000.00 
fs ied . ? 5,000.00 
S. Emerson, Colléctor, taxes of 1877 500.00 
return Premium on Poor house Insurance 12.50 
S. Emerson, Collector, taxes of 1877 3,000.00 
hired at Blue Hill Nat. Bank 3,000.00 
dividend Blue Hill Nat. Bank, 6 wactraes 18.00 
hired at Blue Hill Nat. Bank 3,000.00 
3 old stoves 15.00 
S. Emerson, Collector, ace ia 1877 1,035.05 
hired at Blue Hill Nat. Bank 2,000.00 
G. W. Nickerson, rent of Landing place, 1 yr 100.00 
hired at Blue Hill Nat. Bank : 8,000.00 
66 66 v6 : 5. 000. 00 
S. Emerson, Collector, taxes of 1877 12, 000.00 
from State Corporation Tax 5, 393.26 
:s Bank Tax . 4,302.88 
State Aid 312.00 
S. Emerson, Collector, eee ioe 1877 . 12,000.00 
‘ “s OC COESED 300.00 
a “ ve Gis tN aed 2,000.00 
O. S. Godfrey, rent of Landing places 8 6 mos., 

to Nov. 1, 1877 : : 30.00 
hired at Bine Hill Nat. Bank ; 4,000.00 
S. Emerson, Collector, taxes of 1877 2,500.00 
hired at Blue Hill Nat. Bank 3,000.00 


Amount carried forward, 


$106,838.44 


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Receipts. 
Amount brought forward, $106,838.44 
a. 2 : 3,000.00. 
S. Emerson, Collector, taxes of 1877 3,000.00 
City of Boston, for relief of poor 13.00 
C. Tileston, for 3 old stoves from East School 25.52 
hired at Blue Hill Nat. Bank é 3,000.00 
S. Babcock, from Town of ana for relief 
of poor ; 39.25 
A. K. Teele, Gainers iets 171 ve at 00 
per foot 85.50 
S. Emerson, Collector, pelos of | tax of 1875 200.00 
+ . y tax of 1877 2,063.37 
C. Sanford, income of Poor Farm 126.46 
State Treasurer, for burial of paupers . 25.00 
hired at Blue Hill Nat. Bank 3,000.00 
income of State School Fund ; 47.87 
S. L. Tucker, for 1 year’s rent of Harland St. 
house lot 6.00 
County Treasurer, Aes of Alas tax ene 517.28 
R. L. Chapman, for rent of Landing ae 1 
year, to May 1, 1877 25.00 
Two of Mr. Robbins’s Address 00 
S. Emerson, Collector, for interest on pe: 
taxes of 1876 . . 44.87 
S. Emerson, Collector, taxes of 1877 964.95 
return dividend on Insurance of Engine house 
and Hook and Ladder Co. 15.00 
S. Emerson, Collector, taxes of 1877 400.00 
John Rooney, rent of Town house lot . 25.00 
W. P. Blanchard, income of hay scales 16.87 


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$123,479.83 


CIEL tune. 


Nov. 2. 


Feb. 4. 


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Expenditures. 


; Discount on Note $3,000 4 mo. Blue Hill Bank 


66 $3, 000 66 OG 66 


6c $3, 000 Go 86 66 


; Joseph Sias rent of Centre Schoolhouse ide 1 year 
Puscount on Note $3,000 4 mo. Blue a Bank 


ra $6, 000 8 Ge 66 


. By paying note of May 5, 1877 : : 
discount on note $9, 000 3 mo. Blue Hill Bank 


insur. on East Schoolh. $2,000 Quincy Mut. 
do. East Schoolh. $1,500 Dor. Mut. 


do. Mattapan Schoolh. $3,000 Quincy Mut. 


$61.50 
61.50 


: Recording deeds, E. and Mat. Schoolh. ide and plans 2.00 
: Pinay on Note $4,000 4 mo. Blue ae Bank 


82.00 
61.50 
6.00 


61.50 — 


93.00 
3,000.00 
77.50 
50.00 

_ 87.00 
75.00 


do. Poor House and b’d’gs $2,500 Quincy Mut. 50.00 


discount on note $3,000 2 mo. Blue Hill Bank 


paying note of June 2 


discount on note $3,000 2 mo. aria Hill aia 


6c $2, 000 > 74 66 66 


paying note of June 30 “ ‘ 
discount on note $3,0002 “ “ “ 
paying note of July7 4 “ «6 ‘ 


discount on note $5,000 1 “ & ‘6 
Daye State tax : : 
Town Be of July 28 


; - Sept. 29 
66 6c (14 Sept. 1 
66 ce {4 Oct.’ 6 
6e ee 66 Sept. 8 
& - s Noy. 10 


discount on note $4,000 1 mo. 
paying Town note of Oct. 27 
discount on note $3,000 1 mo. 
paying note of Nov. 3 


discount on note $3,000 2 mo. 
paying note of Dec. 15, 1877 


discount on note of joe 19 of $8, 000 4. 4 mo. 


paying note of Dec. 29, 1877, 1 mo. 


discount on note of ign 26 Ae $3,000 4 mo. : 


paying insurance Engine and House, and 
Hook and Ladder at East Milton 


paying 311 orders 


Cash on hand 


een 


$123,479.83 


31.50 
3,000.00 
31.50 
21.00 
4,000.00 
31.50 
3,000.00 
27.50 
6,420.00 
3,000.00 
8,000.00 
6,000.00 
3,000.00 
5,000.00 
5,000.00 
22.00 
2,000.00 
16.50 
3,000.00 


31.50 
4,000.00 
61.50 
3,000.00 
61.50 


50.00 


57,525.00 


65,369.74 


122,894.74 


585.09 


CHARLES BRECK, Treasurer. 


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TOWN DEBT. 
Rte hired from Blue Hill Nat. Bank . $59,000.00 
Interest paid on same . : . é 834.50 
Notes paid to Blue Hill Nat. Bank : - 90,000.00 


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$9,000.00 
Notes Unpaid. 
1878. 
Jan. 5. Note on2 months . : : : 3,000.00 
Tegra ken eee en rr me ree ES Dan Qn 
20. 4 Fh ge , . , 3,000.00 


$9,000.00 
Deduct bal. in hands of Collector and Treasurer 2,585.09 


Net Town Debt, Feb. 4, 1878 $6,414,91 


Tue Avpitors herewith submit the Forty-first Annual Report of 
the Receipts and Expenditures of the Town, for the year ending Feb. 
4, 1878. 

The books and accounts of the several town officers have been. 
examined and found correct, with proper vouchers for all moneys 
expended. 

The improvements made at the Almshouse are very noticeable. The 
whole establishment has been painted, papered and whitewashed inside, 
giving it a very neat and attractive appearance. The management is 
evidently in good hands. 

GEORGE VOSE, 


GEORGE K. GANNETT, \ Auditors 


ESTIMATE OF APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE YEAR 


ENSUING. 

For Schools . , ; 4 : ? : - $14,000.00 
Poor ; F : : 3 4,000.00 | 
Highways, including Street Lamps é ; : 3 11,000.00 
Fire Department. : : : : 1,000.00 
Police . : 2,000.00 
Town Officers, including Superintendent Highways : 3,000.00 
Collection of Taxes : 500.00 
Printing and Stationery . : : : ; : 300.00 
Abatement of Taxes ; 4 : : : ; 400.00 
Cemetery . . . . : : ; ; 2,000.00 
Library . ; : ; ; ; : ! : 800.00 
Miscellaneous . : ‘ ; : : ; ; 1,000.00 

‘Interest . : : A A : ‘ ; 4 1,000.00 


$41,000.00 


TOWING SLA ISLTICS: 


TOWN OFFICERS OF MILTON FOR THE YEAR 1877. 


Selectmen, Assessors, and Overseers of Poor. 


SAMUEL BABCOCK, HENRY S. RUSSELL, 
T. EDWIN RUGGLES. 
Town Clerk. Town Treasurer. 
HENRY B. MARTIN. CHARLES BRECK. 
School Committee. 
J. WALTER BRADLEE, CHARLES E. C. BRECK, 
TIMOTHY F. CLARY, *JASON HOUGHTON, 


EDWIN D. WADSWORTH, *R. C. WATSON. 


Superintendent of Highways. 
SAMUEL COOK. 


Constables. 
SAMUEL C. HEBARD, BR. F. HOPKINS, MAURICE PIERCE. 
JONAS W. JEWETT, CALVIN SANFORD, WM. CUNNINGHAM, 
G. A. HARNED, ELBRIDGE BLACKMAN, J. H.. FARRINGTON. 


Collector of Taxes. 
SIMEON. EMERSON. 


Auditors. 
GEORGE K. GANNETT, GEORGE VOSE. 


Trusteees of Cemetery. 
J. WALTER BRADLEE, ALBERT K. TEELE, OLIVER W. PEABODY, 


ROBERT M.. TODD, *SAMUEL BABCOCK. 
Fence Viewers. 
CICERO: CUTTING, SAMUEL COOK, HENRY W. VOSE. 
3 Trustees of Public Library. 
JAMES M. ROBBINS, GEORGE VOSE. *JOHN H. MORISON, 
GEORGE K. GANNETT, EDW. L. PIERCE, *ALBERT K. TEELE, 
BE. D. WADSWORTH, W. B. WESTON, *A, L. HOLLINGSWORTH. 
Surveyors of Lumber. 
ROBERT M. TODD, T. T.. WADSWORTH, PATRICK McDERMOTT, 
DAVID W. TUCKER, OREN BATES, GEORGE H. COFFIN, 
JOHN H. BURT. 
Firewards. 
WM. S. LEAVITT (Chief), OTIS A. SKINNER, JOHN H. BURT, 
RUFUS L. CHAPMAN, JOHN B. BADGER, A. C. GARDNER, 
DAVID W. TUCKER, J. WALTER BRADLEE, N. T. DAVENPORT, 
WALTER B. RANDLETT. 
Pound Keeper. 


ISAAC C. GULLIVER. 


Representative to General Court, for the Fourth Norfolk District. 
EDWARD R. EAGER, of Canton. 


* Terms expire March, 1878. 


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REGISTRY OF BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND eal 
ENTS 73 


BIRTHS. 
The whole number of Births registered in 1877, was 75. Males 42; 


Females, 33: as follows :— 
Jan. 6. Frederick Eliphalet Cas- July 3. Ralph Bates. 
well. ** 8. William Henry Lawton. 
«¢ 23. Charles Sumner Ford. unin 
Feb. 5. Stephen Winthrop Fuller. «+ 44, William Newcomb Eaton, 
‘¢ 6. Roscoe Eugene Kibble. ‘* 14. Henry Warren Eaton. rs 
“¢ 12. ~Margaret Chamberlain. ‘¢ 18. Annie Davenport Beck. 
‘¢ 18. Lottie May Allen. Shu LS Mudgett. 
‘¢ 21. Susan Blake Hall. *¢ 20. John Herbert Blake. 
*¢ 24. ~=Lizzie Sweetland Beals, *¢ 21. Joseph Finnegan. 
‘* (27. Helen Flanagan. *€ 25. Roger Wolcott, Jr. 
Mar. 5. David Patrick Murphy. ** 28. James Craig, Jr. 
‘* 7. Addie Elizabeth Sias. T 
“9. Bennie Elbert Sloan. Aug.17. Howard Waiby Belcher, 
‘11. Elizabeth Helen Morrisey. ‘° 17. Harry Caleb Belcher. } 
*« 18. Thomas Joseph Morrisey. ‘* 20. Edward Graney. 
‘* 20. William James Whelan. ** 25. Ellen Rebecca Farrington. 
‘¢ 20. Walter Brush Skinner. Sept. 8. Fred Dean Moulton. 
‘¢ 27. Sarah Callaghan. ‘* 13. Malcolm Forbes. 
‘¢ 28. Alfred LeFevre. ‘* 14. John Edward Brooks. 
** 31. John Callaghan. ** 19. Ernest Edward Choate. 
April 1. Hester Bancroft. ** 25. Robert James Clark. 
*¢ 15. Mary Wilhemina Land- Oc ‘ ustis. . 
pine ‘4 : Eesti, twins. 
** 17. Sarah McDonald. ** 14. Margaret Agnes Barry. 
** 21. Emma Louisa Clements. ‘* 18. Alice Blizabeth Whelan. 
*¢ 23. John Thomas Donahoe. ** 26. George Thomas McLaughlin. 
May 2. Thomas John Joice. ‘* "29. Royce Bigelow Kenney. 
‘* 5. Clara Philbrick Evans. Noy. 1. Susan Elizabeth Packard. 
‘© 14. William Edward Donovan. ‘ 4, Brooks. 
‘¢ 18. Thomas Francis Craig. ‘* 19. Bertha Bloxham. 
“¢ 18. Margaretta Jones. ** 22. James Edward Fallon. 
*¢ 18. Annie Welch. ** 23. Florence Sumner. 
** 18. Mary Ellen Gallagher. ** 29. Maude Marshall Andrews. 
June 7. Grace Darling McLeod. Dec. 3. Fa na Messinger. 
‘10, Anna Cushing Clapp. ART Re ft —_— Fletcher, 
~ ** 12. Sarell Bispham Willis. ‘* 7. Sarah Collingwood Esau. 
‘* 19. John Welch. *“* 12. Flora Maria Hathaway. 
** 20. John Warren Vose. ** 13. Robert Sutherland Mitchell. 
** 22. Catherine Feenan. ** 20. Richard McKay, Jr. 
** 31. Sarah Agnes Mullen. 


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MARRIAGES. 


The whole number of Marriages registered in Milton, for the year 1877, 


1877. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Feb. 
Mar. 
Mar. 
April 
May 
May 
May 
May 
May 
May 
June 
July 
July 
July 
Aug. 
Aug. 
Aug. 
Aug. 
Sept. 


was 33, as follows :— 


22,.— Aaron D. Vose and Elizabeth McKay, both of Milton. 

30.—John Donahoe and Margaret Fox, both of Milton. 

26:.—Edward Cook and Ellen Grady, both of Milton. 

21.—Jacob G. Pierce, Jr., and Elizabeth W. Vose, both of Milton. 

26.—Charles Bolster and Isabella B. Hodgson, both of Milton. 
2.—Walter 'T. Connell and Mary E. Finnegan, both of Milton. 
3.—Asahel B. Kenney, of Boston, and Alma J. French, of Milton. 
3.—Walter B. Randlett, of Milton, and Clara A, Williams, of Quincy. 
5.—Joseph O. Osgood, of Cohasset, and S. Eva Littlefield, of Milton. 

11.—Joseph Gilpatric, of Hyde Park, and Sarah E. Everson, of Milton. 

12.—William Givens, of Quincy, and Isabella Mullen, of Milton. 

15.—William R. Ware, of Milton, and Alice H. Cunningham, of Bolton. 

11—Benjamin C. Willis, of Boston, and Mary J. Crockett, of Milton. 
5.—Michael McCarthy, of Milton, and Delia Mullany, of Boston. 
9.—Henry L. Gibbs and Sarah Dever, both of Milton. 

30.—William J. Gutro and Maria J. Devine, both of Milton. 

14.—Christopher Burns, of Milton, and Mary Dunn, of Boston. 

16.—Frank Ward and Jane Rankin, both of Milton. 

24.—Freeman Holbrook and Mary Dechamp, both of Milton. 

24 —James Hayes, of Boston, and Ann M. Coffee, of Milton. 
29.—Thomas Laffey and Kate Mahoney, both of Milton. 


Oct. 4.—Silas F. Corbett and Augusta A. Hawkins, both of Woburn. 
Oct. 10.—George M. Cooper and Isabella Torrance, both of Milton. 
Oct. 15.—Josiah Babcock, of Milton, and Martha HE. Aldrich, of Boston. 
Oct. 17.—John H. Whalen. of Milton, and Maggie Donovan, of Boston. 
Oct. 23.—Thomas McLaughlin, of Milton, and Margaret Finnerty, of Boston. 
Oct. 30.—Charles A. Griggs, of Canton, and Emma F. Simmons, of Milton. 
Oct. 31.—Samuel A. Morse and Jessie F. Godfrey, both of Milton. 
Nov. 13.—William Wheeler, of Milton, and Martha Gillespie, of Malden. 
Noy. 15.—Francis H. Chapman, of Milton, and Alice L. Stearns, of Newton. 
Dee. 13.—Morris Driscoll, of Quincy, and Emma Loring, of Milton. 
Dec. 2%.—Frederick M. Hamlin and Fannie E. Emerson, both of Milton. 
Dec. 28.—Henry J. Kahlmeyer and Mary KE. Caning, both of Hyde Park. 
Both parties American, 17 Nova Scotian and Irish, l 
RE PG Irish, 7 nt Pe en ee SCO LEH 1 
American and Nova Scotian, 2 English and Scotch, 1 
af Pe Ea Oe 2 German and American, 1 
Scotch and Lrish, 1 pik 


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DEATHS REGISTERED IN MILTON IN 1877. 
Wuore No. 48. Matzs, 29; Fematess, 19. 


Date of ER 
NAMES gf wy | Place of Birth. Disease. 

Death S12 So] es 

nlrela|A 

1877. 

Jan. 3] Oliver E. Sheldon M./ 60} 6/28 | Bernardston | Cong. Rt. Lung 
Jan. 11} Henry J. C. Field M.| 23] 0} 0} Milton Pneumonia 
Jan. 11} Annie M. Peterhauser| F.| 5| 6] 51 Boston Diphtheria 
Jan. 11} Charles O'Callahan | M.| 1] 9{ 0} Milton Memb. Croup 
Jan. 15] Leonard Whiting M.| 66! 0} 0} Stoughton Heart Disease 
Jan. 16} Jolin Manion M.| 5/11] 7 | Milton Scarlatina 
Jan. 20} Joseph Manion M./10} 0} 0] Milton Scarlatina 
Feb. 10| Lucy Manion F.} 1} 0} 45] Milton Scarlatina 
Feb. 19| Jenny Gay F.| 9] 65| 12] Milton Diphtheria 
Feb. 28| Abijah S. Merriam | M.) 68} 5| 0 | Roxbury Apoplexy 
Mar. 16 | James Welch M.| 7} 4] 0| Milton Scarlet Fever 
Mar. 18 | Catherine McCue F.| 0]. 9] 0} Milton Pneumonia 
Mar. 19| Percey Austin M.| 26) 6] 15] W. Roxbury | Consumption 
Mar. 29| James Travers, Jr. M.} 6] 0| 12} Ireland Diphtheria 
April 5| Walter D. Brooks M./ 32} 9| 0} Rochester, NY| Peritonitis 
May 27| Hugh Cunningham | M.} 87 | 11 | 25 | Milton Drowning 
May 30] Nellie E. Pierce F.|19] 1{| 22 | Milton Consumption 
June 6] Jonathan Ware M.| 80] 2} 28 | Wrentham Old Age 
June 16] Ann Sessler F.|42| 0] 9 | Ireland Consumption 
June 22} Azel Thayer M.|74| 6} 0| Milton Paralysis 
June 30} William K. Staples | M.|} 0} 7 | 27] Milton Pneumonia 
July 18} Catherine Burns F.|65| 0} 0 | Ireland Heart Disease 
July 18} Annie Riordan F.| 13} 7| 0] Milton Typhoid Fever 
July 25} Thomas J. Craig M.| 0} 2] 8! Milton Cholera Infantum 
July 31 | Sarah Littlefield F.| 63} 5] 0} Quincy Cancer 
Aug, 15 | James W. Thomas M.| 4] 5} 0| Boston Whooping Cough 
Aug. 16} Henry W. Eaton M.} 0| 1}| 2] Milton Dysentery 
Aug. 16} Annie Welsh F.| 0} 6} 0} Milton Cholera Infantum 
Sept. 3 | Jason Thayer M.|72| 9} ,0| Milton Consumption 
Sept. 3 | Martha A. Goodall | F.} 0| 11] 14] Milton Cholera Infantum 
Sept. 11 | George W. Greene M.|68| 2} 3] Boston Paralysis 
Sept. 12 | James Lewin M.| 41} 2} 3] Swansea Peritonitis 
Sept. 25| Mary H. Baxter F./| 0/10} 0] Milton Purpura 
Sept. 29} Dennis Ward M.| 38} 0} 0} Ireland Consumption 
Oct. 1] Patrick Laffey M./ 38; 0| 0} Ireland R.R. Accident 
Oct. 9| William E. Sumner | M./ 21} 8] 0] Milton Typhoid Fever 
Oct.. 10} George A. Huebener | M./ 27} 8] 0] Boston Drowning 
Oct. 15] Johanna Leary F.| 64) 0} 0} Ireland Apoplexy 
Oct. 19 | Samuel A. Everett M.| 29} 0| 0/ Milton ° Peritonitis 
Oct. 24} Andrew C. Donahue | M./ 24| 0} 0} Quincy Consumption 
Oct. 29] George Haven LL ry 0| 0| Rochester, NH} Bright’s Disease 
Nov. 7| Mary E. McKay F.| 10) 2)|.17 | Dorchester Diphtheria 
Noy. 11} Margaret H. McKay | F.| 1 11 | 23 | Milton Diphtheria 
Dec. 2] Benj. B. Bronsdon M.| 81} 0} 0O|} Milton Pneumonia 
Dec. 2| Mary J. Kane F.|50| 0} 0} Ireland Heart Disease 
Dec. 16] Julia Laha F./61} 0} 0] Ireland Consumption 
Dec. 28} Eunice B. Merrill eE 7| 0} Milton Pneumonia 

F.|72| 65| 0| Portsm’th, NH} Pneumonia 


Dee. 30 | Lydia V. Read 


Twenty-two persons have been brought from other towns, by permission, for inter- 
ment in Milton, and twenty-seven persons have been removed from Milton for 
interment in other places. 


TOWN SHAL. 


To the Selectmen of Milton. 


GENTLEMEN : 
The undersigned, who were requested by you to prepare a 
Seal for the Town of Milton, have completed the work, and beg 


leave to present the following report : 


The duty required of them seemed, at first, small; but in 
fixing upon a suitable device, and in establishing the same by 
historical facts, much care and research have been found neces- 
sary. 

They have received valuable assistance from the Library of 
Harvard College, and from the Boston Public Library. They 
are also indebted, for judicious suggestions, and reliable infor- 
mation, to Edmund J. Baker, Esq., a gentleman versed, above 
others, in our early history. 

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The Design represents facts drawn from early times. 


In the foreground is Neponset River, the original as well as 
present northern boundary of the town. On the river is repre- 
sented a small vessel from which two of the people have just 
landed to traffic with the Indians whose wigwams appear on the 


lower part of the shield. 


The first business of Milton was trading in furs with the 


Indians. 


In 1619 William Trevour took possession of the Island, now 
known as Thompson’s Island, for the undoubted purpose of 
traffic in furs. Seven years later, in 1626, David Thompson, 
the first recorded settler of Boston Harbor, “obtained a grant and 
patent for the quiet and peaceable possession” of this Island, 
henceforth known by his name, and established quite an exten- 
sive trade with the Neponset Indians, who were famous trappers. 

The seat of the Neponset Indians was at the head of naviga- 
tion on the Neponset River. At the falls, which they called 
Unquety Quissett, they obtained their fish; and the low lands 
along its tributaries were their trapping grounds. Unquety was 
their favored abode. From hence they made excursions down 
the river to sell their skins; to the “Massachusetts Fields,” 
their planting ground, south of the river; and to Mount Hope 
to bury their dead. Their cornfields were found in all parts of 
our town. | 

~The first visit of the “ Pilgrim Fathers” to Milton was on the 
21st of September, A.D. 1621. “Sept. 18, 1621, ten men 
left Plymouth, with the Indian Tisquantum as guide and inter- 
preter, to visit the Massachusetts.” They landed first, probably, 
at “ Nantasket Head,” and the next day sailed over, and landed 
at Squantum, so called from their interpreter. On the morning 


of the 21st they “marched in arms three miles into the country, 


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where corn had been newly gathered.” This brought them, 
perhaps, to the locality called “ Mount Hope,” the burial place 
of their warriors, as proved by the graves, beads, and Indian 
utensils found there ; beads taken from these graves being now in 
the possession of Mr. Edmund J. Baker; or among the open 
lands of East Milton, suited to the culture of corn; proceeding 
two miles farther, very likely to “ Thacher’s Plain,” lying be- 
tween Brook Road and Mattapan Street, where, tradition says, 
the Indians had: corn fields, “they found the women with the 
corn in heaps, whither they had fled from fear.” At first, they 
were afraid, but soon, the men joining them, “ they were willing 
to entertain their guests and trade for their skins.” The narrative 
continues, “ having well spent the day, we returned to the shal- 
lop, the women accompanying us. We promised them to come 
again, and they to save their skins for us. _ Thus with a considera- 
ble quantity of beaver, and a good report of the place, wishing 
we had been seated there, we returned to our home.” 

Among the first exports of the Plymouth Colony were two 
hogsheads of beaver skins, by the “ Fortune” which sailed from 
Plymouth Dec. 13, 1621. 

In later years, Richard Collicut and John Holman, early citi- 


zens of Milton, were among the principal Indian traders. 


On the Sinister or left of the shield, are represented imple- 
ments of agriculture—the plough, scythe, and rake ; also a sheaf 
of wheat, and a few stalks of corn—emblems of our agricultural 


town. 


On the Dexter or right of the shield, appears a shallop on the 
stocks. 


Nehemiah Bourn, the son of a shipbuilder of London, came 
here in the ship business. He owned a part of the land on 


Milton Hill, between Col. Israel Stoughton and William Hutch- 


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inson, running back to the marsh. Bray Wilkins was also an 
owner of land in this same locality, and interested in the ship 
business. He received a license from the General Court in 1638 
to run a ferry-boat from a point of land between Granite and 
Neponset Bridges, called “the ridge,” to the Public Landing at 
Davenport’s Creek, for the accommodation of those who wished 
to take merchandise to Boston before roads were laid out. 
Stephen Kingsley, one of the “precinct inhabitants,” and the 
first preacher in Milton, lived on the Nathan Babcock estate ; he 
owned the Foy estate, and the whole tract of land from thence 
southeasterly to Gulliver’s Creek. Anthony Gulliver married a 
daughter of Stephen Kingsley, and came into possession of a 
part of the Kingsley estate; and from him the Landing took its 
name. Anthony Gulliver and Stephen Kingsley also purchased, 
Feb. 26, 1656, of Richard Hutchinson and Edward Hutchinson, 
sons and heirs of Richard Hutchinson, of London, a large tract 
of land bounded northerly on Gulliver’s Creek.—Suffolk Regis- 
try, Lib. 3, Fol. 5. 

In 1640 Gulliver’s landing was laid out, for the convenience 
of the inhabitants who were shipbuilders, and was the Port of 
the town. Gulliver's Creek, now but ten feet wide at the land- 
ing, was then a navigable stream where vessels of forty tons 
could be passed. 

Governor Winthrop built the first vessel of about thirty tons, 
called the “ Blessing of the Bay,” at Medford, launched July 4, 
1631. Soon after vessels of small size, called shallops, were 
built at Gulliver’s Landing, and the business was continued there 
for many years. Among the early citizens engaged in this oc- 
cupation are the following names :—William Salisbury, Anthony 
Newton, Walter Morey and Nicholas Ellen. 


On the upper part of the shield, in the distance, appear the 
Blue Hills of Milton. 


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The Crest is an exact representation of the northwestern 
view of the ancient Church of Milton Abbey, in Dorsetshire, 


England. This requires a careful and minute explanation. 


Milton Abbas, or Abbey Milton, is situated in Dorsetshire, six 
miles southwest from Blandford, and about ten miles northeast 
from Dorchester. It lies in a deep vale enclosed by very steep 
chalky hills on the north and south. Its first name was Mid- 
dletown, from the fact of its location in the centre of the County. 
In process of time the name was contracted to Milton, which 
name it has borne for many centuries. The earliest mention 
made of it was in the reign of King Athelstan, who founded an 
Abbey here, and brought it into repute. This Abbey was | 
founded in A.D. 938; immediately thereupon the town rose in 
importance, and, in the ancient time of “Abbatial grandure,” 
was the central market of the County. _ | 

“In the’ year 1809, Sept. 2d, a terrible storm of lightning 
happened about eight o’clock in the evening, and the Church of 
Middleton, bell-tower and bells, were by the lightning burned 
~ down, and destroyed.” It was rebuilt in 1310-11, and has re- 
mained to the present century in all its ancient grandeur. 

Feb. 23, A.D. 1539, the 31st of Henry VIII., the King granted 
to John Tregonwell, Esq., for £1000 and resigning a pension 
of £10 per annum, the site of Milton Abbey. 

In 1752 it was sold by the Tregonwell heirs to Joseph Damer, 
created Lord Milton in 1753, and Earl of Dorchester in 1792. 

‘In the time of the Earl of Dorchester, a large part of the 
ancient pile was demolished, but the Church remained unchanged. 

Prior to the incorporation of our town, Milton Abbas was 
called simply Milton. This is inferred from the frequent men- 
tion of Milton disconnected with Abbas, and also from the fol- 


lowing facts. In the east window of the Wolverton House 


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appears the Milton escutcheon, bearing the following inscription : 
“ Scutum Abbatis de Milton,” with a device of three baskets 
filled with bread. Among the tokens allowed to be struck by 
tradesmen in those days, we find one with this inscription :—on 
the one side—“ George Reeve,” with the Milton device of baskets 
filled with bread, and on the reverse, “ Milton, 1667, his half- 
penny.” Another has, on the adverse, “ Bussey Miller,” with 
Milton device; on the reverse, “of Milton Mercer.” 

In the year 1814, Hon. James M. Robbins, one of this com- 
mittee, passed leisurely through the whole county of Dorset- 
shire. Riding from Dorchester towards Milton, and making 
inquiries of a fellow traveller respecting the country and inhabi- 
tants, his attention was directed to the mansion of Esquire 
Tucker, a member of Parliament, and a man of note in the 
county. He learned, moreover, that the Tucker family was a 
numerous and influential family in that section. 

The proximity of these familiar towns, together with the 
mention of a family so common at home, sent his thoughts 
across the waters to the old Milton of Massachusetts, and sug- 
gested a clew to the origin of the name of our town. 

Robert Tucker came to Weymouth, Mass., about the time of 
the incorporation of that town. He is supposed to have accom- 
panied a party that came to New England about 1635, with the 
Rev. Mr. Hull, from the vicinity and town of Weymouth, 
Dorsetshire ; and to the place before called Wassagusset, they 
gave the name of Weymouth. He held office in Weymouth for 
_ several years, and thence moved to Gloucester, where he was 
Town Recorder, and back again to Weymouth. 

He came to Milton about 1662, and, the supposition is, was 
preceded by some of his family ; as he purchased a large tract of 
land on “ Brush Hill,” in 1668, bounded westerly on land of 


James Tucker, supposed to be his oldest son. He was the first 


‘ 


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Town Recorder ; was select-man for several years; and repre- 
sented the town at the General Court for the years 1680 and ’81. 

The argument is, that Robert Tucker, or if not he, others who 
came from the same locality, and perhaps through his influence, 
followed the very common custom of naming the towns in the 
new world, from those with which they were familiar, and from 
their homes in the old world. 

Milton of Dorset, at the time they left England, retained 
something of its ancient importance and renown. 

Our fathers had already appropriated Dorchester, Weymouth 
and other towns of Old England as names for these new towns ; 
it is natural to conclude that they chose the name of Mitton for 
this town from the famed old Milton of Dorsetshire. 

Your committee believe this to be the origin of the name of 
this town. They have, therefore, adopted as a Crest of the 
shield, a view of the ancient Church of Milton Abbey. 


The motto, which appears on the Scroll, is selected from the 
sixth line of the First Eclogue of Virgil, 


‘* DEUS NOBIS HC OTIA FECIT.” 
“God has given us this trunquillity—or these pleasant things :” 


which was thought to be appropriate to our beautiful town. 


All of which is respectfully submitted. 
JAMES M. ROBBINS, 


CHARLES BRECK, 
ALBERT K. TEELE. 


TA XxX HS 
ASSESSED IN THE TOWN OF MILTON, 
FOR THE YEAR 1877. 


VALUATION AND TAX. 


Value of Personal Estate, i ‘ : : . $5,498,300 
Value of Real Estate, : F : ; ; 3,336,100 


Total Valuation, . f : ; . $8,834,400 
Number of Polls, 766. Rate of Taxation, $5.30 on $1,000. 
State Tax, . : : : . $6,420.00 


County Tax, : : é : 6,590.95 
Town Tax, . ; y ? ou od 000,008 
Overlayings, ; : ; : 343.37 


ORAe LAK pc é 3 . $48,354.32 


penne pee nea eee 
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Tax on Tax on 


NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 

Adams, Samuel.........seseseeeeeeees 2.00 108.65 | 85.86 196.51 
Adams, TOL Leite lets aia ote sea ow wrahccare 2.00 1.06 13.25 16.31 
Adams, Charles H......--seseseeeeees 2.00 2.00 
Adams, Bee, PLGIPA OL tc 6 os stews 1.06 1.06 
Adams, SRE) EM a |S rahe e ee 2.00 2.00 
Madame, John Q. (2s. ek se eee vee 2.00 2.00 
_ Angier, Mrs. HK. RB... 1... eee eee eee enone 161.65 | 93.81 | 255.46 
Angier, William R........-.+seseeeee 2.00 121.90 123.90 
Arnold, 1 Fn ets WS gs aR rb oc J 18.55 18.55 
Allen, Andrew......cccssccecececceees 2.00 7A2 9.42 
Allen, NEBECPEN. foc cis enh vin wee oni 2.00 2.00 
Andrews, O. A....-seserencccsccccces 2.00 2.00 
Andrews, H. B.....050. cece an ceeewacens 2.00 26.50 28.50 
Austin, Arthur UR ae otc awe pratense 2.00 470.11 | 103.35 | 575.46 
Alden, ‘Samuel ea 7 oi ae RAS Gh ag 2.00 7.42 9.42 
‘Alexander, Mariel and Ponds seni’ cous 2.00 2.00 
Anderson, Francis Pr SE eS en 2.00 2.00 
Appleford, ite hy ein atte cin setae e 01h 8 2.00 2.00 
MUMMY UEC MVV gs'a's'ci cWlcle gatn sss he ble «n,ayn 6 2.00 2.00 
Aikens, AUILMOMY Pace saeco s¥elelas teas 2.00 2.00 
Aitken, William... .... Area itatdls ote! s% 2.00 2.00 
RIVE UL TTURE:.2 21a, 3S dc e Go wee eve a ae es 2.00 2.00 
Barnard, Mrs. Charles.......... ae 76.32 | 108.65 | 184.97 
Barnard, OT LE ee eles Re ee 2.00 2.12 4.12 
Babcock, Josiah, Heirs of........ MASE 7.95 | 133.56 141.51 
Babcock, J.& Co het do aeliete NCAT Capi 41.34 41.34 
Babcock, Suit BeBe ae RE: | A ea 2.00 50.88 | 68.90! 121.78 


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Babcock, Cornelius -.i.....2.0.2s0005 
Babeock; Lemuel W's 2.5... sc. seins a2 0 
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PL OGOC Kis WERE tole sim dares wees Wine Poet. 
Babcock, Josiah....... Eee thar wie ae akarete 


Bronsdon, renga Uy. Grub oss ee ok doa Sk 
Bronsdon, Benjamin B..... a Se 
Bronsdon, EROWCIRAY pis ae enchant Ss ok pein’ 
Bronsdon, RUM INE teal feccieiele ae ek the 
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PSCOUBAGN  WAIMICS Hiss: ween sce eiees ieee 
Bronson wl liam Ba: ss uses Ss 
Bronsdon, Benjamin, Heirs of.......... 
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BORSTAL Will Sinme's 5 0's ein 'o wig k siceigs o's 5 3 
Bees Me Ceres sla no cote aie wig hes hes an 
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Brophy, Jeremiah...... Pee ee Leese 
PPO, HOLL sieiailis!#/> 6's 'u\p cree wip in's 
BrODiY,, LVMAMUIAIINY eens ves a oiga e's ss ca 
Brophy, WWI AINM Soci css e ko uale ys oy ees 
Balkam, Ta TER ois § Re pe aa eae are 
Balkam Aer WG ste ts ksatnivae bs « 
Bent, Samuel T...... Py dca sy SER A 5 a 
Bent camuel Diy hse cee vies sow ve'ans 
Ort ATCOTUO 1s 4 << oe'ele a ble wine Helerd sa neaie 
pee) Py i ee ga Oe (Oe 
Bent, Nathaniel, Aileira of2 0 ee ee 
Briggs, Mrs. Thomas S.......eseseeeee 
Beck, Gideon eee: ce np oer ee 
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ER WOe MU YTUSae'. desis nied 6 ele a alebie.¢ 3 aor0 
Bass, George W........sesseeeeeeeees 
Oise a) CME oie'eg nic s'k glee his he wea ta 
Badger, AT ES AS ae ae Ue eS 
Badger, HTATIK- HA hs ve wats sie perks, ways 
Beal, Jonathan, Using OF 2 pceueien. ts 
Brooks, John WL ee a, Bae 
Brooks. Mra: Walter i Dy oe. oe be i ce we yie 
Brooks, J. Henry...... Cn SIE Ea ont 
BSTGGOD 7 CSAC. x dole ole cae eras eendeatels Gass 
Berar, Georee Hive tes vcnic ksi katte dies pions 
este.) WV Liat 4% varecese olsle piietets silos 


ratte) OSD UB ake = de ss'aise Sadie 6 yrds 
Blanchara, William P... 2.).. ss avenan 
Blanchard; Charles "Hé... 2.0600 cce ne 
Blanchard, Charles F............ py ah 
Blanchard, Herbert........ peataeiaity By le 
BSPRET HCONATO J. hiai kil’ < siaistesleih ¢ ofeccm 
Baxter, William Q......... <A Mpatain ace a 


Poll Tax. 


Tax on 
Personal 
Estate. 


21.20 


4.24 
26.50 


5.30 
1.59 


2.12 


1.59 


15.90 


58.30 
5.30 
219.42 
36.57 


1.06 
1253.45 
31.80 
10.60 
54.06 
2.00 


1.59 
230.55 


6.89 


Tax on 
Real 
Estate. 


21.20 | 


40.81 
65.72 


—_—_—_, 


Total Tax. 


44.40 


47.05 
94.22 
2.00 
7.30 - 
3.59 
4.65 
8.36 
2.00 
2.00 
14.72 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
3.71 
6.24 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal Real | Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 

Pe PONT Ese do cla'd caw cc's bes esie nee 2.00 28.62 | 21.73 52.35 
SS ays 0 a ee ears 15.90 15.90 
BMMREESTLEATIOS A yO. ag at ore cw e'a.cterd ote oss 2.00 33.92 | 30.74 66.66 
BRERA ELE OO, ti oes Oo vols bin cna eces 40.28 | 40.28 
MMT ONTY Lhe vag cca dee sco else caine > 2.00 5.30 | 17.49 24.79 
Direer Sy Walter... coco sf. we cee dace 2.00 4.24 7.95 14.19 
Bayley, 8: K., Heirs of......6.0..e005. 37.10 | 68.90 | 106.00 
Bayley, Samuel K.........--eeeeeeeees 2.00 2.00 
DLS le nce yam whens setneee ee’ 2.00 1.59 3.59 
Burke, Alonzo, Heirs of.........0..+6: : 4.24 4.24 
MUIR PCat acces oie ad acne send’ 2.00 416.05 | 42.40 | 460.45 
Bartlett, James......... See ee wee 2.00 63.60 65.60 
Bartlett, James, Trustee..........-.... 185.50 185.50 
Blackman, Elbridge ..........-e+ssees 2.00 1.06 3.06 
BAM) PTC e EE eas stele ess ste oars Fide 2.00 13.78 15.78 
REIN CTP ya's ¢ t'n-c bho b viks o's esos 2.00 2.65 19.08 23.73 
Bryant, AUPUShUS; i. 6. eee ces eee 2.00 11.66 13.66 
BIPPOUILUA STAY ccce Sede evict s cece ees 2.00 2.12 | 23.85 27.97 
PEIYEMIAMIUIC] o gcletis «sj do clcts sees os ve |, 2.00 5.30 7.30 
RONG RD TELA fie wate g vixia’a ls wo oe'e'etets 5 od 2.00 2.00 
PIEMMET LIMO iris ove sds ci dscns fos ce 2.00 2.00 
eI GTR cian clen's'cn cca tssc 08 2.00 2.00 
RSPOWPETS VV CLMAIN Dio gots e's c'os's neces ee ned 2.00 2.00 
BIRGED OMI: pices e Gace ccs c cca Paeee’ 2.00 14.84 16.84. 
BRUNO its sop sb esis cece sense e's .-.| 2.00 5.30 7,30 
MDCT OO; oclc's 6. cree se wits sisjste eas ove a 2.00 2.00 
ake EES) Ste) & RRS Cae an aE eM Sy gear iy 2.00 2.00 
Barry, Sarah D........ tte pis FNRI oo 6 13.25 13.25 
MeMIOY, HAWATC. .h 2. 2025 nese cece 2.00 2.00 
ASAIN a ie 2.00 2.00 
buckley, Matthew... 0s5...ccncre ween 2.00 2.00 
MERE TERICUATC fini: di e's soe o.0.0 0 v0 ws 2.00 2.00 
PAmOTONINAN Ss. eo eco ee oceans oe| 2.00 2.00 
Peper WAMADY Ud. 0... sseee ces eens 2.00 2.00 
PIBEEUVAGHGOL. 2 oo otis a's oe aula vs os 2.00 2.00 
BEE WOE WATTON Sony s' vr cee anesscdans 2.00 2.00 
Beem leye MIGNeL. b- np esses sep ess 2.00 2.00 
MM HN CHa d alelece dn sc aiciwsos svie rs 2.00 2.00 
TEE LUTION Wes alarn vS'atnicle's gi0'e ciate (nis 6 2.00 2.00 
SGA TTY tele av ste Nig eid ol ajessicigtais'ta's. sé 2.00 2.00 
Berta, ODTISUOPNED. 2 .- +. dsewseecseesct 2.00 2.00 
MME LAN TIN ji cc bisis'e tala 'sie roel a ats 6 ..| 2.00 2.00 
LES Gs UES A ae 2.00 2.00 
PTR HAL WAT 4 dove ere w's'ois o tgiens conn 2.00 2.00 
MINN LET. cet sass sta cbariecien en 4 2.00 2.00 
MRL LONY TITUS: “5 cle Wiss d v'ccesb site clstec 3 2.00 2.00 
BREAN ATTIC ICY wie o reins so coh vigor scsi ee’ | 2.00 2.00 
SMETANA ISG aie of o.c'e a) a aps, seein e cs 2.00 2.00 
mowston, Olarence.'.....-c.eesscceecs 2.00 2.00 
BUTE TONITE poe coats ca’ handed ms 2.00 2.00 ~ 
ST a ie A 2.00 2.00 
SEOUPOMAO Dies bas ncectedccagerecssas 2.00 16.96 | 115.01 | 133.97 
Onorenill, OM. S.. 0... ... Dearne at 2.00 42.40 44.40 
BOTPCPIVULIT TORIES ool tics bao ¢ehiante'ee' ene 37.10-| 76.32 | 113.42 
SPROUT, TU CLUE Liss ao sins ea. e ee = = anh ae 6.89 | 46.11 55.00 
Sopepmen. TTancis.<...s...2ccemae cs ces 2.00 2.00 
moped. Onarles Liveys's.c ence dt os 2.00 34.45 7.98 | 124.43 


Collins, John, Heirs of....... ee a) 39.75 39.75 


AVIA ee UA WALTIL SPO kek hes tons ae oe 


Channing, AIEOTP ON ie Ries o's Gea nie acd 2.00 
Clnaning  Charios Sis oe. ec. sla Bee bs 2.00 
MPA MRAROSUISET EERE oa sia Goad dc Yicwen a ve 
Clark, Vial OR pesto icc haw OG eae 2.00 
RUT EL SYA) Sete Nite clan te siete ls iaichcsehcrae gles. 2.00 
SPRL NOMOS He kuin teri el. 2.00 
Clark, Peper nweh cata angen aCe 2.00 
RITE RHLODELE. Haiate tate ody dee Bas co licgda oes 2.00 
Clark, PSPOL EO VY htt weil Chee ce cee Ken 2.00 
Clark, Nis, Wicd te Ath een. 
AU LEWENY DULISIN Ueiclaite 4 diese o dx coteAk an. 2.00 
Capen, LILES, (RIPON es Se pe ee Lan ear 2.00 
NPM EAAMNG asa as gE IaUWN 5 o's slates a ottlalaes cee 2.00 
Cowles, Pome Me se Biel e bwin sate ge cick 2.00 
owlestel pau Tels OF. 6 .0...c. cit a's’: 
Crossman, N athan Pea Lah ots tks enon ae 
Crossman, Nattan rie. ate cieier ie 2.00 
Crossman, John D. i aie ey ere a 2.00 
Crossman, PONMIG Fiennes. Ree te. 2.00 
Crossman, PATITOG 2. bate lait pate oie ae ick 2.00 
itoeeman,Alired: Jr. 0.08. ae 2.00 
Crossman, Lemuel AE ovoes weitere Cane, Oo 2.00 
Clapp, Geary Le Ae ae ee 2.00 
JIC 6 TOSDE Nigh abs aig Ge EPR aE 2.00 
MORTAR ven ehceiewh cae women cts 2.00 
RPTL tse heta tate woos ike cake ae 2.00 
IMA POUND Este ets pect Da aide ve Klee ke 2.00 
rosby, Lucian, Heirs of.............. 
Chubbuck, William Darn hess er ee ee 2.00 
Cutting, Cicero UES 5° SRR SOS 5 PLY a a 2.00 
Cunningham, MranGisy Mrs. bd sciee ee 
Cunningham, Edward. eV AEE ee NO A 2.00 
Cunningham, PA TOMO. vise vases evanie vle 2.00 
Cunningham, Willisins toc. ecco od 2.00 
Crehore. Mrs. MIAN Wes hs Oe eee 
Chamberlin, oon; Heire ofue bodes sees 
Chamberlin, James ECAR Op aA aeditelane as 2.00 
Cook, Samuel SIA AichielgNesiaiuls Gk a aie ah ceakae ek as 2.00 
Cook, WimiGer le Sah cere net tay 2.00 
Cook, Artempn (Heirs Of .ax scsedtieacen 
Cook, DAMTGIS IF sretbtia soe cane 2.00 
Corliss, DG ioares Cie See NE ae ere 2.00 
RCOnliss Dal, Comes ic anes cies eit 3 
Craig, BN ee cme Oe a eA 2.00 
COIS ODD ich Te viesn ea: niu ols aly ot eae 2.00 
Crary ikigtiy s.\.% oss wul eee ee oe 2.00 
ATRL LONI ELS Ys). ce cee cig otal ee eer a 2.00 
Callahan, Thomas, Heirs of............ 
Callahan, Cornelius Bias wins: a ke She ena 2.00 
Callahan, OGD Chance Lica Gi ee 2.00 
Cary, Bedwaind 008 acc mere ec cme 2.00 
Claimant eg Gn oe Lo late 
(SOAR OLOy ORM Wain tate ces ox Sa eee 2.00 
CTO WUMMIOOEIO UL ORGS ACE hu te ee 2.00 
Clary, ESTE ah Re CURRIE Ps 2.00 
SOAR cates) Viste i ake bs hfe oe eta 2.00 
Oushingy iGeorreiSy's:..35 sd <s 's s baathkc 2.00 
Cushing, iptaie ee cia eee it, yc tae A eA 


Poll Tax. 


ax on Tax on 
Personal Real 
Estate. Estate. 
19.08 
58.30 
2.65 32.86 
28.09 
239.03 | 120.84 
10.60 
7.95 
15.37 | 45.58 
9.54 45.58 
17.49 
1.59 
2.65 32.33 
9.01 9.54 
1.06 7.95 
34.45 45.58 
2.12 24.91 
53.00 
y GS 
1.06 10.60 
7.42 14.84 
182.32 | 155.29 
307.40 | 283.02 
2.12 8.48 
31.80 
3.41 
14,84 37.10 
11.66 
6.89 
1.06 
TAZ 20.14 
33.92 Lede 
1.06 10.60 
4.24 
13:25 
Bath 
187.09 7.95 
135.68 
5.30 10.60 
1.06 10.60 
6.89 
265.00 54.59 


Total Tax. 


19.08 


60.30 
2.00 
35.51 
30.09 
361.87 
2.00 
2.00 
12.60 
2.00 
7.95 
2.00 
62.95 
57.12 
19.49 
1.59 
34.98 
20.55 
2.00 
2.00 
11.01 
2.00 
82.03 
29.03 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
55.00 
5.30 
13.66 
24.26 
337.61 
592.42 
2.00 
12.60 
31.80 
3.71 
2.00 
53.94 
13.66 
6.89 
3.06 
29.56 
55.65 
2.00 
13.66 
6.24 
15.25 
3.71 
2.00 
2.00 
197.04 
135.68 
17.90 
13.66 
8.89 
2.00 
321.59 
2.00 


Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal 
Estate. 

Beet NAOT EO Me ice noia si s az tme a's wale 2.00 
SPPINEOTC e)AINGS) 9.2 oc dd ce cde Ge aos 2.00 
1 US CSU Fae ae yor a 2.00 
SHEA TOOT LON ED Side occ cases ce culls way 2.00 
RiePeMeD o PPEMAAIOIN ofc. fo acs'y o aid'ace cis e's.s 2.00 
(ds TAS Bi a eg a 2.00 
PTI ASTITITI J) 6.0 cis cc oak oc bo tobe is wo 2.00 
RPMMOTETY  BATICSAY «i0)5 5c oes on ccc tie eae 2.00 
SPORMGPATONNIOS soos 0.0 cee dla decse 2.00 
UA ES eS I in Sa 2.00 
MPLECAAY WLI ote). oe be deh. fos os ots 2.00 
RMT LIBMIGL Ly soko siciceue'e sede sce sar}.. 200 
SEE TOTO Ces ols eee e soa sie’ hc ce a 2.00 
RUMEN er Glificls fe) Reta sw a se chek deo 2.00 
ES 1) ee Oe 2.00 1.06 
SemmeIGn PMOMAS, occiclsce seid 0k S ee ws 2.00 
PR IOOL EOS lee ce nse He 0s cisae oe 2.00 
EE oS ag acai tn elders «uss 0cce ce 2.00 
ET WOT i etiens, sods ilclc«.s vedas fe sas 2.00 
(pase, 1s. Alls... lees Dtte He eee < de 2.00 
RUMMTIE 1 ah SIRICS Sieg odie ie Gis''s fo'ess aches Glee os 2.00 
MR CN aL adis oes Git cika's cn e/e «,2 8's xe oe 2.00 
MIPIM INSC Ton cs oon wee dsc cic es «os 2.00 
MIE YV LR ers 0.6 Ss afs,eJe oe Sete © oe 2.00 
NEE OIF ota vin Siecle sd sc tke owls 2.00 
ET OR TEP i ANUS catgwiew se oe Mere wis 2.00 
EM MGULEW csc ns nes cos oes date ees 2.00 
Cremen, Timothy......... Sh een tack 2.00 
ET Gn ats sates «5.5, o\cla ian n «36 2.00 
BPUMPUNICUATU 5 6's oiain anos sie cvdes ie sss 2.00 5.30 
BEMOTINY SALEE Pele aly TU eis vwises Aste sien 2.00 
REEMA OE Da as wih Atle ys claccivns qe ees 2.00 
PRUNE Hie sale) tv'gie sia ice'g aie a ciel gg de» ie 2.00 12.19 
Uo ET SSIS ° 18S AE (Pie Sr tab 2.00 
RES ah SLES Evie Spa 'ausic's d > senate 0p 2.00 1.06 
SRM SANLIE Ses) c w sotc'ee od iaithe Sulsitn's 4 2.00 
MUMS ED TONE oly ats sieht ose se atts kis 2.00 
AS a SO a SOR So ps RD 2.00 
Pees Mrs Willa . 3%. ss cp lees oo 0s ce 5.83 
MIEAACOTLD BYV scia.si win wwe cid ey cg cicle oey 2.00 74.20 
MMPRES ODT YC Ti a. a cise cts aie iets he 2.00 28.62 
MME Uns Stet as. «'c clon eed bcd times «ete 2.00 66.25 
BERTI IERILC Cations Davies «'¢ o's ied es bs, ne 2.00 
SUMMIT GB cus chi So y's. Wlece clea atu ts che 2.00 
SISTA Si In ia Ae ne 2 a 2.00 
TST UE aS Se te 2.00 
YS ea Loess one 2.00 
OA 07 2.00 1.59 
ROUT. ich. a th eid'o s os ode eld sae 2.00 
REE AL ICR iste). |p cin spoke vies cles ss 2.00 106.00 
id IE ISERIES oS Ea 2.00 
PURER RGQE Cs hs Wie siaid se os's's od db,0 00 6 2.00 
BIOMOL Gy PI WIGs ds vines es bint ones sss 2.00 5.83 
SANE DE a ere 2.00 4,24 
Davenport, Lyman............ See 2.00 15,90 
REMIPOOED, FAL OW ihn My 5 sx 3 Sedu s «cs 2.00 2.12 
Prevenport, HOWIn. ...ce cc eccs locas ce 2.00 2.12 
Seemeapore. Mies OAT ies. yaees cs’ 1.06 


Tax on 
Real 


Estate. 


6.89 
14.31 
12.19 


12.72 


82.68 
16 96 


68.90 
42.40 


13.25 


5.83 
119.25 


25.97 
16.96 
77.38 
21.73 
21.20 
30.21 


Total Tax. 


8.89 
16.31 
14.19 

2.00 

2.00 

2.00 

2.00 

2.00 

2.00 

2.00 


2.00 


2.00" 


2.00 
2.00 
3.06 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


20.02 
2.00 
2.00 

96.87 
2.00 

20.02 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 

74.73 

118.60 

30.62 

68.25 
2.00 
2.00 

15.25 
2.00 
2.00 
9.42 
2.00 

227.25 
2.00 
2.00 

33.80 

23.20 

95,28 

25.85 

25.32 

31.27 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal Real | Total Tax. 

Mm Estate. Estate. 
Davenport, J. Dros... sence edt eee nee 2.00 2.00 
PPOTERGY  PAINIONS cobs ecco odans vese| 2.00 113.42 115.42 
Denney, Hopers.. 2. cscs sece success 2.00 2.00 
POMELER Loa eck ss = Ala Me SE AMEAL Ge 2.00 2.00 
PMLAEMIVATI 2) VWVece wcis's sco ates sr e,y ta poe ae 2.00 7.42 9.42 
DPGHOWAN, PRINCES. desea es oc ces cs cdvese 2.00 2.00 
PPGIMICATL© MUCH S did sss see cc's Ave ee «4 2.00 2.00 
PWM cl) OLE Lo os v's a.csee tele © 0 v's cb etvie o's soe 2.00 2.00 
PSUR OUT fei ach 4s cleo «sim bieieicavoie's se 2.00 5.83 7.83 
POPE GIN cls acacole bic eon ee oars e's she AD sabe 2.00 2.00 
Darling, George. .....-eseseseccceeres 2.00 2.00 
PORE VV CAVED de <4 sive scascce cecles ces ue 2.00 2.00 
PBL CUA Matis coh co's + cms ps chelnicr a he 2.00 2.00 
PUMMEIPO ST MIIb ete <b nc os ie one Pa dein we 2.00 2.00 
ER EI GIG whch Gattis a as ense sis'n's o> 0. wicks’ pralaos. a 2.00 1.59 | 13.78 17.37 
Meee ite AS. Oils Ol... yop etsieae = os 80.03 80.03 
Mastin, airs. May. OO} o.1. ccs pe clte cee se 238.50 238.50 
BISON, Site) ice a ee) corn 2 n'a eitete ote 0.0 2.00 89.57 | 51.94] 143.51 
GEOL TSO AMNUCL. cei s os s oss oietaltiovin «s 2.00 10.60 12.60 
PPAR OE oN Ge aie Viniabide ste aisle obi cieatele as 2.00 2.00 
Everett, Noatnanicl..:. 60.5. .1.0> denon ea 2.00 2.00 
Emerson, Joshua, Heirs of............. 13.25 13.25 
Pere, SIMEON s skis ccs oe wie Sie htevalels ies 2.00 10.60 12.60 
Me PRON HENNY \erics s «ss we s,s sseueletrna tie 2.12 2.12 
Eldridge, Samuel, 2d..........6..0.¢..| 2.00 37.63 39.63 
PadeidoG SAMUel fees so oe cette ess 2.00 2.00 
Blkins, D./H., Heirs of... 1. ihe. es 11.66 | 59.89 71.55 
Eastman, Sally P., Heirs of........ Or 106.00 106.00 
Water. LUCAS... fr asioe aes asbisc lca’ 2.00 5.30 18.02 25 soe 
Hager, Thomas, Jr.........seedeseeres 2.00 2.00 
Pmmmons, EVP Ware foi )e a awe « onide cola ss 2.00 47.70 | 34.45 84.15 
mamions, FONT 5. s.<.0.0 +6 v- oe dries as 2.00 2.00 
Boreryy Robert oes oi side dessa dae ee ene 2.00 2.00 
OLE DAIS 1 ap) o8 Nal A ga i Fes Spat 9 2.00 6.89 8.89 
awaras, LROMAS.. sch se 6 so deren an 2.00 13.25 15.25 
Rdwatds, Hvar... 20-5.» oiespseiniccte« gs 2.00 2.00 
Fiverson, George N........- 0s secs eee 2.00 2.00 
ATI dt Fcc cid bop aitinscnia ws'e'e oe Bettie aa & 2.00 2.00 
Flarety, James..... Ec AG Seb St Aso 2.00 2.00 
ORD AV ICs sic oie ohescrda Rios, ce Crihanicin's ais 2.00 8.48 10.48 
Migr bother Aico sic darnhdeios tooeees 4 2.00 2.00 
Farrell, Joseph..--++....-- ALE. pera 2.00 . 2.00 
Farrell, James......... Ry he p< eh aay 2.00 2.00 
Perel be DHOMBE Fs sic fio 5 ete Mv maida se s 2.00 2.00 
Fenno, Rufus P., Heirs of...... La Stra 39.75 | ‘76.85 | 116.60 
PURERAEYS 0) GAELS ase'o0. > baie wie PP sh eee 2.00 2.00 
Fairbank, Josiah....... rahe. 2 ee eet ae 11.66 11.66 
ATL tikits re) sos, ntn'o'bed'a's' «le « Hoa mtbehae sia 2.00 2.65 4.65 
Farrington, John, Heirs of.... ........ 13.78 13.78 
Harrington, J. Henry. 2.5 «s <\sjs «tbarcle oa 2.00 10.60 12.60 
Farrington, Thomas........... Beret aie, 2.00 2.00 
Field, Ebenezer, Heirs of.............. 17.49 17.49 
GRE yee de 8 5 « Gc'alnya's.e «n.4 = 0 eaceig eae 22.79 22.79 
BEL eA TORE Sok © aint sie cyte «=. cleehale ney ete 2.00 9.54 | 36.57 48.11 
Weis Vy ABADI NY <p iaielclea ise. p> slater e aes 2.00 3.18 | 20.14 25.32 
Hanpysnerier bay <b 0 cok « &-'eleetee ae 2.00 14.31 16 31 


Fatrgan., Herriot. ioh i. hae aething 2 3.18 3.18 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 

Merny fA. Oni sie se Faie% Bee Wee oh deg ogee 2.00 1.59 6.36 9.95 
I LUMI WHT <> oo iid pivie'y vgs s bib iy's oe miei 2.00 2.00 
Mts TLNOMAS. 4.6 Ws vleth oes Siero hy ep oerats 2.00 2.00 
PPMP MITE, JANG; 00.508. 00 <0 0 bias ve opis 7.95 7.95 
Fuller, Rebecca C.......-2200. Osh tees 18.55 18.55 
UMMC IVY Goo sista cls o's n 3's 4 eh Walp eve fecnrs 2.00 2.00 
NE TIU OTS, o's 6 clenieisicv.c.0e's w Uke ee hsj0 2.00 333.90 | 224.72 | 560.62 
oA 1 een ee econ 2.00 | 2703.00 | 416.58 | 3121.58 
oo LS Ad SR Pe Ss Bip Si a 2.00 13.25 15.25 
Porbes, William H..i.. 6.000. cei caves 2.00 241.15 | 166.95 | 410.10 
Forbes, J. Malcolm......... CEM oe a 2.00 102.82 | 121.90 | 226.72 
Peenes, J MUTTAY. ... 6 e's ele es ele e oes 2.00 278.25 | 156.35 | 436.60 
Pres tr MANNY. cs caeic cis shisha ac 287.26 | 74.20 | 361.46 
BES, OSEPD sii sg se esse ceed erence 2.00 2.00 
Mroeoine na, He Tas. eee cle eee eee ee 2.00 2.12 | 29.15 33.27 
Frothingham, Frederick...........---- 2.00 265.00 267.00 
MEUM Ags EL gies: spice aie po o's'e FG klein wo mig 2.00 47.70 | 55.65 105.35 
MT A cet tik aie disc's cles bolgin es ricer 2.00 2.00 
Fitzpatrick, Edward.........s..ese00. 2.00 .53 | 15.90 18.43 
Fitzpatrick, James.........eeseeeeeees 2.00 2.00 
Fitzpatrick, Jobn........- Ya! Mbatede do fa/ehe 2.00 2.00 
Beercner,; George Bw w. 5. cece tees cons 2.00 2.12 | 10.60 14.72 
OU ae ee pire ate sietehete «/ahs.« 2.00 2.00 
eh) I As Ser ees 2.00 2.00 
MR ETT oy ss ore gta « « «lo 0 ba opiene 2.00 2.00 
BET AUIPE, ooo 5.c onc ee nn's been en vies 2.00 2.00 
MPO, SOU be... ce ctw tweens cece 2.00 2.00 
MRMISON OP DUIDs goes 6 20s ote o'etety coin sis 2.00 2.00 
COE 0 Ga ee 2.00 2.00 
Mee | SOOT W gates woes .cle sea wne ema 2.00 2.00 
CRONE Vy LILIRT. sso ce bees eee cons: 2.00 2.00 
Fredericks, William A........es.sees- 2.00 6.89 8.89 
MPSTINOT LIBTIC WY vp cpb.ceres. ci csiaie snes 2.00 5.30 | 15.90 23.20 
SMO, ODED Heese ces 5. . Sees on,0,3 2.00 2.00 
MUPINOT SUODET Gs vcieio.- «= ve’ See ee Os, = .s)s 2.00 23.32 25.3 
Glennon, Martin,...... ie ON. Ae el ae 2.00 13.25 15.25 
Sprants Walter; <.caceues fee ta eacenns 2 00 2.00 
ME A Gab ety Walle sian cts stn came 2.00 2.00 
Gardner, William N.........ceeeeeees 2.00 2.12} 12.72 16.84 
MTD OP A he nk eels s site guele ey © “mie, 2.00 1.06 | 18.02 21.08 
SRTMIOT gs taa's o> ielenje vie hos Soe oes 2.00 2.00 
PUPMETIBE AG A Due sss ss os es tee hdiey seein 2.00 2.00 
eomamers Osi AS ss. ccc cves UE Re of Meas 2.00 2.00 
ROE) Aa) WAG a deeie cee ie otsa bee's wees. 00 2.00 
Gannett, George K......0. ..seeseseee 2.00 22.79 | 102.82 | 127.61 
Gannett, Samuel...........- oWaiis oe x, «3 2.00 82.15 |, 87.98.14 7242 
Gannett, Joy........ Mee ie Medien: hae 2.00 1.59 3.59 
eeratyor® [8a Os. as ness c's s bhies ee ses 2.00 5.83 | 17.49 25.32 
Greene, George W......--sceceecesees 2.00 6.36 | 10.60 18.96 
RPA OHO HGNTYs ci2s oie e ce Woy ates 2.00 3.71 | 11.13 16.84 
Gallagher, JameS.....-+.++..2eeeeene 2.00 2.00 
SOMERS RLICMAONS «5 cob ssc ecto obs ee ae 2.00 2.00 
Me i ka eevee oS oe tey eo a.0.0 2.00 2.00 
BEEPS OOLIS Ay soc cigs tle ose iiae hi eee 2.00 |: 2.00 
a WG See RRO Ie SP ga 2.00 59.36 | 101.76 | 163.12 
MRPOW iy Nea acti sss tins obties* ese5 2.00 2.00 
Godfrey, Li. N. & Co... .cecssiececnves : 21.20 21.20 
Granite Railway Co...++. ssseeeeevees 31.80 31.80 


8 


Se 
eee 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal | Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 

SAY DEIE ELOLAUIOP foi iis Woks ab be oc ote 2.00 513.04 | 106.00 621.04 
aberb eH dec ric kes ce EO Cry 2.00 | 143.10] 38.69 | 183.79 
peoerough wAiired .sccc,. ee ok oclen ak soc 2.00 185.50 187.50 
Sal prelOhny eee sce. cee Shee ear Se neted UeesOO 2.00 
SPUCAUN a e OUP RRS oie ay vn Soe ck ee keen 2.00 2.00 
SMMEOTE! SUNT e fe RA Eee Cae Ok eee 2.00 2.00 
PUBIANOS ASLEDDON.% sy 5's <6. clos oes oss 2.00 2.00 
OS ELONTY he se ee heals s Soe aes 2.00 2.00 
PIP OMB MOTE. coke cee ky Cake ons 2.00 2.00 
ie iespie. Martilickectes 6 eh ten ie oak 2.00 2.00 
Erin 8 STO S Bee See ee ae ee a 2.00 2.00 
Agree Stephen. .\. were. sols 4s be sie «5 0% 2.00 2.00 
Gaffney, James...... aes G8 a 2.00 2.00 
PIMGY IOUT beak ses cata ew seek cake 2.00 2.00 
Houghton, J. W., Heirs of............ 24.91 24.91 
eLommnton Maeor ge. Dist... cs ssc eh ves 2.00 13.78 15.78 
Pia O LON TO ASON 5 ss tak ecb ete ce 2.00 2.00 
Pigeon tons Bdwin sce. sak eee ge 2.00 2.00 
Houghton, Warren..... . p oes Wee 2.00 2.00 
Uo tol OER CL ha ieee ae Le A a 2.00 64.13 | 37.10 | 103.23 
Papi anes WA OrahAM wes fe baat e ec ces on 2.00 1.594. 41s 14.72 
molmes, Abraham “Jr. iste kee eke 2.00 1.06 3.06 
Holmes, Charles H.... . eM gy BS elie 2.00 2.00 
PUGH TOOT EE WV 40 son veel sels eds ea _ 2.00 56.18 | 37.63 95.81 
Beet illiawieP cris +s 5 sowie ee 2.00 29.15 | 22.26 53.41 
Pramlionsdaedrge, Wo. . vic.-s's le ce + bes 2.00 14.84 16.84 
PERI ARAN cd sous on SEUSS ows 2.00 2.00 
RVEMUULON, SOLACLOTO YL» ewes «oie etal s bed 2.00 2.00 
PIMUSON I Olivincse Sees Gouw rake ves ee 2.00 2.00 
Hollis, Thomas, Heirs of.............+. 113.95 1. 59.36 |. -173.31 
BABIES Td HOWMAA s cote dudes Chie wh eae ea 2.00 5.30 7.30 
MASAI ATU eet ee ek. sok tad coke 2.00 7.95 | 14.84 24.79 
items David yh. cl. emai. acs See hee 2.00 7.95 | 53.00 62.95 
Risen Valter; ond, ocak eke ee 2.00 2.00 
Hollingsworth, Amor, Heirs of......... 1.59 1.59 
Hollingsworth, Amor L............... 2.00 232.67 | 258.11 | 492.78 
Hollingsworth, George...........0.05. 2.00 81.62 | 38.69 | 122.31 
Haren George. aos. i cn ig (eee 2.00 4.77 6.77 
HABVED YORE DHs Io ees at, bY eete On atlas 2.00 6.36 | 11.13 19.49 
Hinckley; Thomas Hii). ase% 35 68 vs 2.00 13.25 | 34.98 50.23 
Tine CharlesiK ss at astocnaaee pe okt 2.00 4,24 | 36.04 42.28 
Lah Cy he GAY Proghle, Gipmar wire rs gene, dee Soa 2.00 2.00 
Hunt, Thomas, Heirs of............... 10.60 10.60 
ECT SP ey We eee ane P| de eS 2.00 15,90 | 15.90] 33.80 
Pap George Wil dae ey na emo 2.00 : 2.00 
Piitert A sa luees chile sy coe akc Mie Oe 2.00 1.59 3.59 
MEMO OS aren ee ee Se ane 2.00 7.42 9.42 
Migass William(M/. v2 on)... eee ae 2.00 79.50 | 93.81 |. 175.31 
RLM Ss LDS ot. Be oR. Sane 2.00 7.95 9.95 
DT POmO ys OATES \.. bye gals iets eete cet 2.00 3.71 5.71 
Rimes. NA AWol ey wae ate oat ae 2.00 10.60 12.60 
Haywood, Isaac D........... 000 coset 2.00 51.41 | 91.16 | 144.57 
LOWE, AINCS cc's 's sles oe o's oe eleaetaiie'x ole 2.00 3.18 5.18 
PUP PRING, WOT, clo ea ok voce Allens Pah 2.00 1.59 4.24 7.83 
Bigging William, Wao. i Good eee aun 2.00 2.00 
Figowaday, WY illiam i... .sseewemee eee 2.00 O28 2.53 
Habard, Samitel Coie. fe oes etc e ewe 2.00 4.24 7.42 13.66 


PTD UBTUAIDETE sass WE dite s tae eek 2.00 2.00 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
Kstate. Estate. 

RRR EDS Liege an emir Se er ie why bee Ou 2.00 
LSD Bea Be SESS ils Ay 2.00 2.65 |. 4.65 
SMPIEARUALICONE De otc ce ict cbeusees cbs 2.00 53 9.53 
OTS a ee er eee i 2.00 1.59 3.00 
BIMMOATG, F120 J... os ween eet ase . 2.12 2.12 
Hathaway; lL: F......... Pe es eee 2.00 2.00 
Pipmenway, Mrs. A. 5.0.24. dein die ode 433.01 | 278.25 | 711.26 
Pemmenweay, 4.5 Heirs Of.... ..5 .6+ese 7950.00 7950.00 
Hemenway, Augustus.........0sse-00: 2.00 106.00 108.00 
PeOPPEE GCOLVC.).. ose fe ooo yo ofilb de ode 2.00 2.00 
Pigend, Joseph. ..siie foie i eS 6 reds 200 2.00 
PRUE URTIOS Lies st clas ce chs > sila deeds 2.00 2.00 
Harvey, William....... ne ie ae 2.00 2.00 
bel SS 0) 4 ee eee 2.00 2.00 
RUMP OTOGS 0 ait yiviekise coe vida dee Ss 2.00 2.00 
SG Se ee ep SES B 2.00 2.00 
Pimrrsy WONT its fd... oe cia tae ds 2.00 2.00 
PUL OOP. 8. oo wipe tee a co sleadae te 2.00 2.00 
Haiprook, Hreeman. ......06s0ses deeds 2.00 2.00 
BEML cd GUT uids of w+ Suh dn 00s ks sfeads oc. 2.00 2.00 
MUMMBESUEOY, SE) NG bck ve nv cd ener ec cde 2.00 2.00 
PIM ATION Cr, lige ccc vote wits dhe ds 2.00 2.00 
as sip a vc ewes wh file de «ide 2.00 2.00 
Rimetied, GeOPee A. oss fs 2 so cie ade se 2 00 3.71 OAL 
POMPEI PAULICK soe 5 a oso ofaig ds olde 2.00 2.00 
REM COPNGIIUS, ooo ss vc ced entee des de 2.00 2.00 
Jonunson, Mrs. Alfred........2 sees 15.90 15.90 
SESS es ae ee 2.00 ' 2.00 
UEUS ATEUNES «sie ie.c-c 0. cic e decid hie ole 2.00 2.00 
RUMINAL IC Kis soils soc se. +0 oe aicis 03,4 oe 2.00 3.71 5.71 
Jovyee, Coleman...) ... cos. eden de 2.00 4.77 6.77 
SPEED AOTITE) «.« ciety va. se’. o dv ofa fs <a) 11.66 11.66 
MMEMEERP EL GULY veins. c\cleis so’ aield » aasietd sls 2.00 2.00 

SIGE 9) 24 VV ina os via'd wisn 9. w.0:4 ol 6, o'ahah fae ate 2.00 4.77 6.7 
SO TUEY Gus, vinisd 3 a's aca aoid's a jamela.« <b 2.00 2.00 
SE IDEN. Eat ake's nie «0 «5 4 +.0 onl ofs «'ste 2.00 2.00 
PROT Cn 5 waidd os sac els 5's ofa oy +o) 2.00 . 2.00 
Weesup, Charles Fe wi... 5.0 cde cites sie 2.00 2.00 
Pemmeman, AGOIPHUS.. o's... oc ce oes ote 2.00 a 8.48 11.01 
Meera y, AMER Ling... 2 soc vo osha te» ate 2.00 2.65 | 50.35 55.00 
MI TIGDTY. Ass 6 soot ces do'styeds wate 7.42 7.42 
hy ee Gs ial Sa) BA GRE Peal 2.00 9.54 11.54 
PETES AS AD) Sista v alols cee aos e stb ds « oe 10.60 10.60 
Kendall, Mary and Augusta........... 4.24 4,24 
PMO, HTANCIS, o's o/c viciew eu 60 cintd ola woe 6.36 6.36 
Kelley, William......-...e+. vaktbh fe. 0 a « 2.00 2.00 
ee Bi acai te 2.00 2.00 
CTA Seles ois.5 Gd ore ono oa Kee Oe 2.00 2.00 
Es EG k diareig } ine sine so ve vind ele sale 19.61 | 200.34 | 219.95 
OTN iin ta. c\nkla'o a a.e + sce cafgiade « 2.00 6.36 |. 13.78 22.14 
ME TES lee vio. b als ates ooo 6 toss ole 0 di 2.00 6.36 8.36 
MEE THAME ME chee ccs ecde cence sede 2.00 2.00 
Kitbern, Hi: G.s..... Belew aid oil ee te ieee 2.00 
REO PATIESE A, 0's bela aie sou. dre elaie'els o's 2.00 2.00 
WR ARINCH scp isle oo o's soe elends see 2.00 2.00 
Kersey, Michael....... WPM ieiaa sate keslel « 2.00 2.00 
OOTY Ts A. eee geass ds sate Cute ds 2.00 2.00 


10 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES, Poll Tax. | Personal keal Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 
1S sy aye 2.00 2.00 
Littlefield, Samuel, Heirs of............ 63.60 63.60 
Littlefield, Samuel, Jr., Heirs of........ 9.01 901 
MAILUICTICIs SAINUCL. pecs cece vest ciee eee e 2.00 2.00 
MEO ey euE ie teh vos « tae o> a's we os oof 2.00 8.48 10.48 
MGEEIOTIOL Cy el OLEF2t.t ates 0's ¢ ans oes 6c oss 2.00 3.18 | 45.58 50.76 
PIVEPEIEIO SRIPOT VGN Vietieet cease sess sos 9.54 9.54 
PMEtEHOI, CONG Wiavittr tes ssc cece ona 2.00 2.00 
Dewin, James MM... cco... 62. Sy 2.00 1.59 | 41.34 44.93 
MeO SE LWA WO sinie cei ee as cite os Sas 2.00 185.50 | 74.20 | 261.70 
ATIC cht esas bn o's By ee 2.00 2.00 
REM OU iese cine tn caine see a ree a a 2.00 2.00 
PE eA SES. win ales «6 le eres one hl tatoo a2 2.00 1.59 3.59 
Ewa PEA TAY GR 05 hide ain oye alc state teote.« ote 2.00 2.00 
Lyon, Reuben, Heirs of...... ......... 7.95 7.99 
MEE UINMOEL EVV e tee cee ess G cietk ie alste eeu « oe 2.00 15.90 | 116.07 133.97 
Lynes, Thomas....... sinters stale in ae OFS. shel 2.00 7.900 9,95 
Dye PASOTRONGS (sie ig s,s o'b ane vs laielk s dete.s v6 2.0 2.00 
TEMICGS PY VILLAIN Dy d's veges -vscoie edie bre weiek 2.00 1.06 3.06 
Leavitt, Mrs. Mary E......... U5 Js ih Wat 7.42 7.42 
DPice ANY U1 TIAUIAN sie g's 4 uo siete ces oe 2.00 2.00 
BPGN VILE, SAMUELS yates ccs «'o 6 Pee Se aices 2.00 2.00 
ree) SERA ES hives gt Sots yo cle ofeee s bin ae 2.00 5.30 | 18.55 25.85 
POEL EY BLIIAING Kec riers oles «apa ere casei 2.00 2.00 
AAT te) OLN a deteie hte ass «oe See. 2.00 5.30 7.30 
PON LIO TEL sy see ss ws oo Oecd ciate 2.00 3.71 5.71 
Lyons, Benjamin........... Se eta lais cle 2.00 2.00 . 
Lvonss Mrs. Benjamin... .. cess e's 08 5.30 5.30 
MOOV EC LMI a oils oie Sate cce:k'w ole the oe en te 2.00 12.19 14.19 
MAM EONS ATEOLLO WW. iis sive cde cote eels a's 2.00 2.00 
SPL DON el ONT is ints we'ne wie 4 ste eee ee en 2.00 2.00 
Lincoln, Jacob 8...... cd wine eet e Set 2.00 2.00 
BACON COA LAY oe ose oo a oinls Ck atatee ote mio ate 2.00 2.00 
PAUCONT, AICOT LO sia ce Sut ialoiasciee edie ne 2.00 2.00 
VEE, (VY OGISEANID oc 055 sie ora’ slates tosh orett 2.00 2.00 
TT Pel celaes see tae s vee Sha eee oe 2.00 .2.00 
TORCHAT ED FEivainivts Gc. Givi ws xine bootees ote bee sks 2.00 2.00 
LPN I Eg nt a Belo a is eames take 2.00 2.00 
ESO OY 1 ONIN. 9 eine asset 5 etalet US aes 2.00 2.00 
Lawrence, John R.......... ele tte eis oie 2.00 2.00 
APT TIOMNGSS coche snl ee Oc ois Mere Wn pass 2.00 2.00 
BOTY Al NOMSS Wich ia 50:0 oe win eeneereisin se chelel oo) 2.00 
BLOPSO PL CONGTU fats ectets «bp b rclee bee ened 2.00 66.25 | 60.95 | 129.20 
BYU Weres 6) OLIN cat! a fa'stare. sto sme cioltveietec tothe 2.00 11.66 | 64.66 78.32 
Ee ra) OND WT cen ak ake 'eleguiettic ich sete 2.00 2.00 
DAVET Ss MOAIUE! 0. 5..'s 1s =o rssale Mise eects 2.00 ? 2.00 
Mamitty N.C, Heirs Of.» «¢idlsvie satis 18.02 18.02 
RR erry eELONYY: 1...6 sisters cts bavi otete ete teeale 2.00 7.95 9.95 
IV ESUAYT Wed x VY Siete twee ieee ais bic ee wie a witreieke 2.00 20.14 | 24.91 47.05 
NT arbitra) ORT AR Rn’ nose iene lec ub ets otis a5 2.00 6.36 8.36 
GIA ORIN CRI AINES..5 0's ses wees be ante oy 2.00 2.00 
Mandeville, James, Heirs of........... 8.48 8.48 
INLOPT SHEL NOINNS Scis\e'p's sv sy bem Ges ee ce ered 2.00 4.77 6.77 
PRUE A EIGLITEN Sb Drave'a'a/a's vices Chiat sone ale 2.00 3.18 5.18 
DLUTTAY TLL Skis a:2:d)s bie cote dee aie ae 2.00 2.00 
RI GPUS PATONG, sis es kane eee eh Daas ate 112.36. |. 60.95 | 173.31 


POE GOD EE, Ch bg os ce civ ns As pia ne Om tes 2.00 4,24] -66.25 72.49 


NAMES. Poll Tax. 

Morton, Patrick........ceccessscesers 2.00 
MecQuirk, Mrs. Sarah........0+-s-+ee- 

Morison, John H........ .eeseececeee 2.00 
McGue, James M......eeeeeceeevecees 2.00 
McOue, Thomas........-sseeeees Series [ape cu) 
McCue, Patrick..... Ra tte eee, oe aay 2.00 
McCue, Martin..........- ies eee 2.00 
McCue, Patrick........ceeeseseeecees 2.00 
McCue, Thomas.......... Se TAN ie oid a,0 2.00 
McDermott, Michacl.........++---+0-- 2.00 
McDermott, Timothy.... .....e-eeeee- 2.00 
McDermott, Thomas..........+2eeee0- 2.00 
McDermott, Patrick...........+-.+0-- 2.00 
MISLIETMOLG, JOU. sso. - sce cs ecesses 2.00 
McDermott, Barney......-++eeseeeseee 2.00 
Mackey, Patrick.......-eeesceeesorees 2.00 
Mackey, Richard........++-se+eeesees 2.00 
MECCOTINICN | Ose ccc ce Ncc cece cctancstey 2.00 
McCormick, Johri F.........c2--eeeees 2.00 
MOTION RIG HIV slots. ccc ecdceccce se 2.00 
Murphy, Dennis.............- eA 2.00 
Murphy, Cornelius.........-+eeeseeees 2.00 
Murphy, James........ sss eeee reece 2.00 
Murphy. James.......--+ Pee hin eats ahs 2.00 
Mann, Jonathan.............sesiees-- 2.00 
Merriam, A. W., by F. Jacques, Trustee! 2.00 
Breer GOH. ec os ce ee Sh cence 2.00 
Mitchell, James......ceceeeseeececees 2.00 
tty DatiPl + dae seo ae oo tee aren 

BPO bOW gy AW. ie sow we sae asec ees 2.00 
Messinger, H. S.......+- pee e a, is. 2.00 
Miadden,SOWN.2..¢..-.2.cesscellonecces 2.00 
Madden, Michael........... soe. Se OE ALY 
McCombie, John........- .seeeeceeees 2.00 
McCloud, Michael.........eeesseeeeee 2.00 
McCloud, John. .....-fecccecccsoesase 2.00 
McLaughlin, Thomas..........+++++-- 2.00 
Metcalf, William P.........---sseeees 2.00 
Metcalf, Robert B.............- evade 2.00 
Mulkerrin, Edward........2. esese-ees 2.00 
Mills, Charles B..........+0-005 A es ge mec U 
Mullen, Michael..........+-eee6- AS ehtars ita, aU) 
Magee, Andrew......--- s+++- Wises. ss 2.00 
Merrill, W. W....-sscecgeecesscccece 2.00 
Merrill, George A.......0 eesesccecees 2.00 
Mudgett, George W.....-+- eeeeeeeees 2.00 
Manahan, Peter........-scescereesees 2.00 
Maghor, 8. A..... AEP corer ere 2.00 
DPCM; COLT. can cece cect cececcectee 2.00 
Melntire, Peter.......-ccesesscccccees 2.00 
Mansul, Lewis......-- sececeeeescceee 2.00 
McMurray, James.....---eeeeeseeeers 2.00 
Marcey, W. H....--cseeeccrecceccerees 2.00 
Melvin, James.......-eeeeee- ee Sie 2.00 
McGowan, James ....--- OMe ley cae ee 2.00 
Melly, Timothy W.......++++seeeeeees 2.00 
McKenzie, Peter..........eeeeeeeesees 2.00 
McKenzie, Angus..:...-+e-seeseeeceee 2.00 
Mooney, John........-+. Pe bh te red eee 


Tax on 
Personal 


Estate. 


225.78 


53 


135.15 


182.85 


3.71 


15.90 


Tax on 
Real 
Estate. 


14,84 
58.83 
4.24 
4.77 
6.36 


37.10 
10.60 


Total Tax. 


2.00 


14 84 
286.61 
6.24 
6.77 
8.36 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
4.65 
5.71 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
18.96 
15.78 
12.60 
2.00 
8.36 
15.25 
8.89 
2.00 
2.00 
182.73 
184.85 
11.54 
7.30 
6.89 
2.00 
42.81 
12.60 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
17.90 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 . 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


12 


NAMES. 


Manion: Bernardassd-. sees) sctdes rss 
DMOTTISE Ys SAMOS, 5 0 + osc s Bap pce epee aes 
Nipreimey Michael, kaise «5 occeh ck es 
PRMPSICCLICr SUIMCIIN ive clccegecrdsw set's 


DUM OSIM Ge cits apy vtitia es 90's 
Nickerson, George W.......2.'..2..4., 
PAROOL AOI AU shag s vase higen tect seus 


Perse, HulnriEs Nw. is. cae a ecaeees cas 
PMEMIPIRSEA A ANE sco vies Garsig cole Caley eee 
Meeen SURTISLOPNEr! «= 2. eae kei oe cass 
wonens Michael... ss... cece Rb Ae ee 
POOH OMY aie hore sh nx ieee Oe eew eae 
RUPE AA TS OIE oko cca eh s aif seditreee ie 
BPE LOE ot nt ee oe gee ue nei 


MPR EOu ENV LUOIOELS G.clu,5.cic erecg s cle eve oie 6 
BRAWN URONIC ALT bony chee va.d-wotiees nee 
ROR se) UNL ook sc hecake 3 paighttsre ouatvrK 
REE UET «a OLIN G4 ws good those ideals aoe emacs 
OEE ES aS hs 2 ea 6 Pa ee a gh Ae 
PP ODY ETAD Kei c se cos wale etwas 


Peeare CGRP yas chs oe og Rie SR 
Perea ALIEXtEl. 5 Gite loin diol tan oatd 
PREC ORT CS Oe she Sest s siv'g sold awe wees 
PLOW ASCOT IO Fs ons a0 eee nin eee SSE: 
dueree:-Oliver, Heirs Of,55..4es'ree sa 
dame Che ward I9. 0 s.356 own Paw tee ence 
erate ea) OIG P ay. on swe oe fo cetue ents 
EEL OR Ty MLOPTIE SAUER bs 5s ele Sie v2 o ced a ae 
Pape, TACHATC EY so c> xa litte een 
Payson, Mrs. George A..... fculeNO any 
PUAMIAOTS POTTING | ven h liom ota acs er hee ee at 
TOON, OCENV eh hy pins sled cote ewe Beee 2 
Ppuew Nathan sens t,o cco aces eR ed: 
HO Rer A BOMAS ve utes cis io vs oo eo te meee 
Parker, Charles Hi... ve.» .¢seetes eae 3 
Paricer, WharleseA 34/25/.4'. telie ee ery 
Hrokord 5.) bic. fs sais ceo do eed Bs 
Peekord, James His. .5s cae seeee eens 
Perapeter Tc NN Aha 2. ik wa pe een) 
(rd ed a ig a |, | A By 
Pokipnss as Uist se Sas ale oman 
TE AIA DS irs @ aie f6 a in worded oe ree ste a2 
PUL PLIOTSON Cac. «0. vii ble vues Sean 
PeGEn MV IIaMes }s oi tideadee detente 
MPLS MES SG COBL OGG ic 5 x sakes alee tiene 
Mee oon ies Wiel gett goa eee nr LEN.» Ben 


COA LIV TASS ix:' oso xiv'>, pis hn SEM 


2.00 


A FTA MUNRS Pe eh NTO T. 2% ies" 4. nle “w shaola carp eta ire 


Ruggles, T. Edwin........ wate Sal dake wees 


Poll Tax. 


2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


Tax on 
Personal 
Estate. 


1.066 
- 15.90 


12.72 


11.66 
1.06 


58.30 
2.65 


5.30 


55.65 


63.60 
53.00 
389.02 
3 


365.70 
15.90 


7.95 


19.08 


Tax on 
Real 
Estate. 


11.13 
21.20 


18.55 


53.00 
75.26 


1.59 
24.91 
21.20 

6.36 
41.34 

5.30 
66.25 

9.01 
90.10 


210.94 
6.36 


37.10 
11.66 


14.84 
10.07 


177.55 


Total Tax. 


e 


2.00 


2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


14.19 
39.10 
2.00 
33.27 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


66.66 
75.26 
3.06 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


2.00 
3.59 
2.00 
85.21 
25.85 
8.36. 
48.64 
2.00 
5.30 
123 90 
2.00 
2.00 
11.01 
153.70 
53.00 
601.96 
8.89 
2.00 
404.80 
17.90 
13.66 
2.00 
16.84 
10.07 
2.00 
2.00 
9.95 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


2.00 
2.00 


198.63 


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Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 

Russell, Rose G....eseeeeesereceeeeeee 100.17 | 438.31 | 538.48 
Russell, Henry S....-.+-se+e eee eeerees 2.00 202.99 | 419.76 624.75 
Russell, George S..-. esses eeer eee eees 2.00 3.18 5.18 
Reynolds, Patrick, Heirs of...........- 2.12 5.30 7.42 
Reynolds, John. ......eseeseee rece eees 2.00 2.00 
Ryan, Timothy. .....--.0+seeeeeeee eee 2.00 15.37 17.37 
Reed, John P., Heirs of......-..-+--+. 6.36 6.36 
1 A ei oe a 5.83 5.83 
Reed, Brothers. .........0seeeeeeeceee 13.25 | 76.32 89.57 
Reed, John H....... eee ee reece eee eens 2.00 10.60 12.60 
Reed, William R......e eee eee e eee eee 2.00 10.60 12.60 
Reed, Rachel.........eceseeeeeeeeeees 15.90 15.90 
Reed, Miss HB. T. L........ 0. eee eee ees 24.91 24.91 
Reed, William Churchill.........+.... 2.00 1.06 3.06 
Read, Benjamin, Heirs of.........+---- 15.90 15.90 
Rotch, Benjamin S.......-.-.ee eee e ees 2.00 553.85 | 220.48 | 776.33 
Rotch, Benjamin S., Trustee........-.. 132.50 132.50 
Rotch, Joanna.......ceceesecescceeees 106.00 106.00 
Rooney, John. .....---eeee sees ecerees 2.00 2.12 5.83 9.95 
Rooney, John H.....--. see eee ree eens 2.00 2.00 
Rooney, Timothy........++eseeeeeeeee 2.00 2.00 
Rooney, Jobn.......eeeeeeeeesecerees 2.00 2.00 
Rooney, Patrick.......0+sseeeeeeeeeee 2.00 2.00 
Rowell, Edward..... Eel a oes 2.00 2.00 
Rowell, William..........sseeeeoenes 2.00 2.00 
Rand, John, Heirs of......-.++++e++--- 9.01 9.01 
Rowe, John P..........-20eeseceeenes ST hwiel) SBaRk 
Robbins, James M........+eeeeeeeeees 2.00 177.55 | 183.91 | 363.46 
Richards, R. A........eeeeeeeeeeec ees 2.00 ~) 2.00 
Richards, Mrs. R. A.....-...eesee cece 15.90 | 63.07 |. 78.97 
Richards, R. A. & J. Walter Bradlee... 26.50 26.50 
Randlett, George W....--.eeeeeeeeeees 2.00 6.89 8.89 
Pett, We. ck eee sce e ones ay aes 2.00 1.06 3.06 
Root, W. H. B....... He Ga slo gelatite” s e’e'ahe 2.00 5.83 | 41.87 49.70 
Froberts, HP... 2... esc ecto ee wee 2.00 6.36 8 36 
Roberts, William H...........eseeeee- 2.00 53 1.06 3:59 
Rierdon, Cornelius......++++esseeeeees 2.00 5.30 7.30 
Rierdon, Daniel.........eeeeeseeeeees 2.00 2.00 
Robinson, George W....-.+-eeeeeeeeee 2.00 2.00 
Roden, William........-+++eeeeeer eee 2.00 2.00 
Robertson, William.....---.+seeeeeees 2.00 2.00 
Robertson, J. Bi... .css cence ese tie cies 2.00 2.00 
Rivers, George R.....--...eseeeeeeeees 2.00 2.00 
Snow, Elbridge.......-essseeeeeeeree: 2.00 1.06 3.18 6 24 
Snow, E. E..... BR PS ec Llosa eee, Geter’ 2.00 2.00 
Swift, John, Heirs of. .....---+eseesees : 10.60 | 31.80 42.40 
Swift, Mary......cceeecseeereees tee 12.72 12.72 
Swift, John........ccceeeeeecceenees 2.00 11.66 13.66 
Sumner, Jabez, Heirs of....----++++++- 10.60 10.60 
Sumner, Rufus P.....--...-+e- ee ee ee 2.00 4,24 | 62.01 68.25 
Sumner, R. W......-cceenseeesc renee 2.00 1.06 | 12.19 15.25 
Sumner, Gilbert.......---- LB a seth Roars 2.00 53 6.36 8.89 
Sumner, William E....... ee wR Sb ie 2.00 2.00 
Sumner, James.....-eesseeeeeeeeecees 2.00 2.00 
Sumner, Franklin.........-eeeeeeeeees 2.00 2.00 
Shepherd, W. C........0e- ee eees LShiniad eae Al 2.00 
Shepherd, J. H......- sees ee eee ee sees 2.00 2.00 
Shepherd, H. V., Heirs of....+---+++++- 7.95 7.95 


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NAMES. Poll Tax. 

Sheldon, O. H., Heirs of..........-.-- 
Sheldon, Henry E..... 4c... seescc enn 2.00 
Sias, Joseph... .ccsceseescceeneceres 2.00 
Sias, Eliphalet.......--.s..seeeeeeeeee 2.00 
iia) ODT. 2n sar 8 oles = OTS Fae So seaie 2.00 
Sias, W. Hea. cece eee ce eee eee ceens 2.00 
Sias, George.......-seeeseeeeeeseeees 2.00 
Simmons, Joseph........eeeeeeeeeeees 2.00 
Simmons, Sylvanus.......+---eese+ee 2.00 
Skinner; George. 0 iver ss seccceacscces 2.00 
Skinner, Otis A... .sescsssccvcensvcces 2.00 
SURE VeAT JORIS so ee caesar cee nnneces 2.00 
SUL VAN OLN 6. ii ewes weve cveeees 2 00 
ILEH, 00a Do view cco alanis che vices ebb beens» 2.00 
BIW oe) Oe Sole 5 on 6 oo clecewle Sees aise a.010 

BNW CN celle gS dele ws’ a bieleie'e cine 2.00 
Smith, John M.......ceseeeeee ee eenee 2.00 
Smith, James G....c.ccccceesscencese 2.00 
Systbl sy Max Oy. bbe ls ce pu siis ss oes 2.00 
SREY WVHA oy cine o's «aoe tp omg « bipee si ye aK) 
Smith, Samuel J.......cceceeteesseess 2.00 
Rantordy Gab ie soe cepecioe eye wa. 2.00 
Sanford, Calvin. .......cecceeeeeeeeese 2.00 
BET) FOL, Hisele ca oom cele is» Gla noe Side we @ Sine 2.00 
Schofield, A. & H..s.--sseeeeeeeereeees 

Bea pirie)] VO ws ear wins ssw o> win «4 o's 0 2.00 
Riiibe, [Sawn Osic ss sgt Ces Cosme eee 2.00 
Sigourney, H. H. W., Heirs of........ 
Sigourney, H. H. W.......--e+-eee eee 2.00 
Silsbee, Nathaniel. 0... oie eee eet 2.00 
GAOL ONS rE h sc ns bs 6S oie hale vee see 2.00 
Ratord, NUM side. es ccs ose kne = aes 2.00 
SROURNE NGG Secure Suee ose wehbe Toyo 2.00 
Stevens, Charles.......-0eseseeeeeeees 2.00 
Stephens, JohN....--sseeseeseeeeeeece 2.00 
Staples, Geo. T..... se eee eee e cece ees 2.00 
Severance, F. M,.....ceececcerseccnee 2.00 
Severance, J. Hines. .cecccconda sles ens 2.00 
Mavarance, Ci Mises uusoess ope debee ss re 2.00 
Rel W Livee oc Loh as au 0 be bed e sais 2.00 
Stanley, George .....-seceeeseeeeeeees 2.00 
Sproul, Frank....... pict ee ME Re xe 2.00 
Sloan, Samuel. .... 02 .se00veeev ener ems 2.00 
Sieh PSOne. eat eo Mel ebm enn chee 2.00 
Sutermeister, Ul... bib bes uebane. teks ss 2.00 
Sangster, JameS.......eeeeereereveeee 2.00 
Simpson, Joseph A....e.eceeeeeeeeeees 2.00 
BEER Pilla Mg sted sin lore Givi neeinioe ies Bom ke 2.00 
Sweeney, Daniel....... sees ese 2.00 
Tufts, Ephraim, Heirs of.............. 
Taylor, Charles, Mrs.........0++++e0 

Tay lOT GORE AIS 5 ais iondis os sm poieime ne se ; 
ThAVEr, JASON. . 5.» acclecometseces sna 2.00 
Thayer, Henry.....s..0s0. sedsavesces 2.00 
Thayer, Samuel..........ssecseceeees 2.00 
I SAE wo scl x wos So uvin'y nobrieeete eee’ 
Thayer. el aes B65 co. oly aie wn ae 


Tilden, Thomas H.......ccccccseveeees 2.00 


Tax on 
Personal 
Estate. 


107.59 


10.60 
3.18 
2.65 
5.83 


53 
1.06 


2.65 


5.30 


9.54 


26.50 


Tax on 
Real 


Estate. 


39.22 
45.05 
31.27 
21.73 
29.68 


5.83 
11.66 
22.26 


3.18 


68.90 
6.36 
7.95 


15.90 

5.30 
19.08 
34.45 


62 O01 
248.04 


5.30 
34.45 


5.83 


26.50 
10.60 


31.27 
10.60 


37.63 
31.80 
12.19 


Total Tax. 


146.81 


57.65 
36.45 
26.38 
37.51 
2.00 
2.00 
8.36 
14.72 
24.26 
4.65 
5.18 
2.00 
2.00 
68.90 
13.66 
9.95 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 

. 2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
121.90 
8.36 
55.00 
42.40 
2.00 
433.42 
278.13 
2.00 
11.01 
36.45 
2.00 
7.83 
38.04 
12.60 
2.00 
2.00 
6.77 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


31.27 
26.50 
10.60 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
37.63 
31.80 
14.19. 


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Tax on Tax on 

NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
eae ae ee Estate. Estate. 
Tilden, George T......-.+..eeecee Paneth tie.0U 53.00 55.00 
Twombly, J. F., Heirs of......------+- 11.66 | 40.28 51.94 
Twombly, J. M.....ceeeeee ee eeeeceees 2.00 2.00 
Tileston & Hollingsworth..........-..- 379.48 | 202.46 | 581.94 
0 OR ESS i 2.00 54.59 | 26.50] 83.09 
Thompson, Mary H.......--++++eeeees 64.13 | 238.50 | 302.63 
Teele, A. Ki... cs sees csc cerccerceeeces 2.00 19:72 +}. 27.03 41.75 
Tucker, S. A... ..ccccsececccccccerece 2.00 22.26 50.35 74.61 
Tucker, Hlijah........6 sees cece eeees 2.00 29.15 | 41.34 72.49 
Tucker, Betsey.....---.sceeeeseeeeeee : 8.48 6.36 14.84 
Tucker, Mary, Heirs of........-.e+e 6.36 6.36 
OTA mo. Lice seca toe ce ows i AA ele Rees 2.00 13.78 15.78 
Tucker, S. L. & Sons.......--0--e ee eee 9.54 9.54 
PE PEL ECGs cl. Weil cs we does wee 2.00 4.24 6.24 
Tucker, Isaac S......s2eccseeeeeeeeees 2.00 2.00 
Tucker, Atherton......-... ebeelcxe oor 2.00 2.00 
Tucker, JAMeS......--eeeeeeecceeeeee 2.00 5.30 7.30 
Tucker, Charles, Heirs of..... Beat wets he 2.65 6.36 9.01 
Tucker, Mary H. & Katy.............. 29.68 29.68 
Moker, Joh A. ..-.+.ccecsceceee- ses 2.00 372 fb 25.97 31.68 
Tucker, Charles,.....0+e+sescceesecces 2.00 2.00 
Tucker, David W........--seeeeeeeeee 2.00, 28.09 | 74.20 | 104.29 
Turner, Arthur J....-.eseeeeeseeeceee 2.00 13.25 | 23.55 39.10 
Turner, Harris.....---2eceeesseeecees 2.00 2.00 
Pilate JOHN. 2c... ees ve ese reies sss 2.00 2.00 
Tarbox, George W......--- Pa ee visole o 2.00 23.32 | 22.79 48.11 
PEDO Us Hoven cnceciecees S ecalermotets st 2.00 4,24 6.24 
Tarbox & Beal.........- Pe aaa oat 74.20 74.20 
Triggs, George W.......eeeeeeeeeeeee 2.00 7.95 9.95 
Triggs, George EH... see. sees eens eeeeee ' 2.00 2.00 
Traverse, JAMES +... cer eeeeceseseceees 2.00 2.00 
Tivenor, Thomas........e.seecceseeees 2.00 2.00 
Tivenor, Patrick.......-.s-sseeeeesees 2.00 2.00 
Twedbury, Joseph.......-eeeeeeeeeeee 2.00 2.00 
Tower, W. Ru... ..sceccessesceees es A 2.00 
ray; JOON s.r. acces te ice Baim cats a 2.00 2.00 
Toms, John......... Ne ak nc ekavets nee 2.00 2.00 
ate, Obaries,.......-. rai eens ke 2.00 2.00 
Tappan, L. V., Jr..--+-+-- Melodeo ies te 2.00 2.00 
Trow, Frank, ....-..ccecssccerssscocs 2 00 2.00 
Tirrell, Montgomery.....+++seeeeeeeee 2.00 2.00 
Upton, Geo. B.... cece geese cece eee 2.00 291.50 293.50 
Vose, George....--sscsseeeecoeees alge |e 2,00 18.55 | 29.68 50.23 
Vose, Sarah. ......cccesesscseccecrces 5.30 | 29.15 34.45 
Vose, Aaron D,.......eeeesesereeeeees 2.00 12.72 | 22.26 36.98 
Vose, A. W...-sccecesss Sap nh en: 2.00 2.12 | 13.25 17.37 
RMIT ob sncc cea rescciccccnnsesees's 2.00 2.00 
Vose, Josiah, Heirs of...... ae eeette ete 5.30 | 40.81 46.11 
Vose,’ Joshua W.... -.cscccceseesescs 2.00 18.02 | 16.96 36.98 
Vose, Jesse, Heirs of. .......+eeeeeeees 16.96 | 14.31 31.27 
Oils RE Se 2.00 3.71 | 33.92 | 39.63 
Vose, Mary H........ccesececcetseens 5.30 5.30 
Vose, Matilda .......cececeeecscceeees 21.73 21.73 
Vose, Henry ........00- Gets oes 2.00 2.65 4.65 
Vose, Charles..... » See OE HAL TOR 2.00 2.00 
MGGOPIOND Nida sexe ssqercsvesnewss cel 2.00 2.00 


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NAMES Poll Tax. 
AES add es Ee Me ae 2.00 
Wadsworth, Charlottes. .........0sc00 
Wadsworth, E. D..... 25. eee |e ees 2.00 
S sVvrmneworths Chavlesee.essiesei sess oe 2.00 
Wentworthy DanieliSn. iw... eee ele 
Waris INODELEND, 0s essa os 5 sds ec se 2 00 
vena IRAs es bie dy oo bo eS oe es 2.00 
Wa Rie TUSaVA Ooh cts stele Wicks sa a ths oe ane 2.00 
DMCHOT  r CENICK. tea hiteee ces des os 5 2.00 
veal 6) OUT ML ote ee ciche's obs efeie es aise 2.01) 
WTA PAULICK ss) Poi ace 0 o's sao & 04" ore feel B00 
A STRENA Le TS CLE Big siete, c's e o 0 te WE Me os 2.00 
Wainwright, Misses.............. GF 
NV MIETI TL IMOEDIS s o's 0 cis oo ec ie efetd die'e a 2.00 
PICMeN RODD ss sieeve cree eds dels eee 2.00 
WWOICIATE MA AINES..4 5.65.6 o's ats ATS ae e's 2.00 
VENTA TEST al OIMTA fain c's oes wind aee'n a ole tee ss 2.00 
WVMROLAN YIORTICK » :o:0icigi dp sos o0ae'eeld each 2.00 
MIR TAS LITIAIEL G5 055 5 'ciarela'ln #0 the e'ein'd's 2.00 
Weest,:Charles-G., Heirs’ of.... ios 0... 
Weeter, WOSEDN His). c.0i. oes Slane o's 2.00: 
Webster, Joseph R., Trustee........... 
Wievster; Toratio.. 54 is. qe’ tee td 0 2.00 
PUNE SECT). 5 abe ais c's ane the oN Bie ola 
Wventiney, Henry [Ais 2s... einataith sie 2.00 
Whitney, Henry A., Trustee........... 
Whitney, Henry A., Trustee........... 
Whitney, Elizabeth G...............%. 
Wenpeney ya asentr Eee ye. eed wade sue 2.00 
Wiet@? eF OVALNAN Sejiccsre est sie die ties es bes 
Weare ilianincs...sbiee ss 0's das dees 2.00 
AMEE OP ELOLAGE SHis*s 30 as xs siale's ave aVacade aide 2.00 
Ware, William R........... oe a 2.00 
Were. 6 TB Sec. cose. s cha beGe see 
Watliams: Thomas:>. <3 sss tehab oes 2.00 
NVOLAPATINA STIS HV itie-g pies’ s ace’ lee oo atgradiislas 2.00 
VV HING, CL ceo 558 6 sie ts eee Se 2.00 
Wealltams iM Dick. sis be Oa be donne es 2.00 
Welonvd ohn}. sss <5 beis'e 313.4 SOURN ER Be 2.00 
Ween Michaeless «cates sh bt cdbEas oles 2.00 
PCI, LIMOLHYsi4), siete st se aRnem oe 2.00 
GLC MPATICAI Ae Cc 2 cee dee waees se te 2.00 
WeIGH ea) OLN 2d vy dhe dye > Oe REN sag 2.00 
Vera NY LILI vik ase ade ea oe rier 2.00 
Wielthy (Steplien eo. pa.0¢.. idaban e's 2.00 
ay BU I i ge ee 0. 5 Spee ere Og 2.00 
Wrenn) Oia Heiss sls bi. eds 2 be dglh os a 2.00 
Warn rcdosiah: © Cow idleness oaebee oss 
Webb, J. Sumner......... Pe) ee: .| 2.00 
RVR Ott ls AE eo lieeds Fle boule ge eeien 2.00 
WVEOIGOLL. JLOSCII, nu Senike es pee (thawee 
Wolcott, J. H. & R., Trustees....... . 
Wieeaiennise: fae te cscs aes Gebes 2.00 
VV Ua a OMUAUEIROINY vests = die oe chordal sams 2.00 
VVSAEORE ICO RIE w ole Swee'e oieste's Pes dna 2.00 
NVIGRIMITO VV Aine 3 coche al cose a AREAS ae 2.00° 
VERE MAG is pe BTDEE se 5 G0 ce’ gid'sioie igre OM OR is 2.00 
Widlters, ‘Mlorenting, .\.0:. 0:03 3 aelade es S 
AViGCHET DOR. OTET s\e'h «. c'r0le ofe's Gas ache wee 2.00 


Tax on 
Personal 


Estate. 


3.18 
21.20 
44.52 

1.06 


403.86 


26.50 
1.59 


1.06 


75.79 
42.40 
13.25 


76.30 
26.50 
106.00 
7.95 


151.05 
15.90 
10.60 
26.50 
10.60 


10.60 
15.90 


2.65 


Tax on 
Real 
Estate. 
45.58 
17 49 
28.09 
11.13 
15.37 
112.36 


7.42 


Total Tax. 


50.76 


38.69 
‘74.61 
14.19 
15.37 
518122 
2.00 
2.00 
9.42 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
26.50 
11.01 
2.00 
22.14 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
7.99 
94.22 
191.86 
15.25 
27.03 
588.18 
26.50 
106.00 
7.95 
14.19 
156.88 
17.90 
12.60 
28.50 
37.10 
11.01 
12.60 
17.90 
2.00 
9.95 
7.83 
6.77 
25.85 
5.71 

2 00 
2.00 
288.20 
105.35 
208.82 
39.10 
765.73 
90.10 
79.50 
5.71 
2.00 
9.42 
89.45 
9.95 
4.77 
9.95 


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Tax on Tax on | 
NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 

MRT RALEGO NT Choy) ally Gatti ge: k in, els's'e' 6 418! 0a 2.00 1.06 3.06 
EAGT ONY UIAIN cis Cerediesceis 0% se scise ss 2.00 2.00 
SME ICOR DCS yy oy cane ss as Geese v'e%s 2.00 2.00 
Winchenbaugh, Isaac....-..........+ 2.00 2.12 4.12 
MUUIOIO CEA in ian gcse ek os cee se eae dee 2.00 2.00 
MMPI OLOMIG 4 pein c vile sess necscess 2.00 2.00 
MUERIEGIEQLOO cy cc ne nv ery yews: so 2.00 2.00 
AONE Sc cc secs caccactcencnes 2.00 2.00 
0 EUG E OES Sag ene a eens 2.00 1°59 3.59 
RE APICS J1U.2. 01 2)010k winiete sic nm ss cee 2.00 2.00 
Treasurer First Congregational Parish.. 53.00 | 53.00 
’ Treasurer First Evangelical Society..... 15.90 15.90 


NON-RESIDENT TAX-PAYERS. 


NAMES, Residence. Tax. 
PAU ATNATICN, FICITS Of « «sxq 9 0.0 +00 <i o0:0,0, 4 ies Boston. 43.46 
PU en ee REIT EC LESS wictuicg sie'ee sols W cie a sive e'stctale ‘“ 12,19 
PAINTS DARI. SEL CIES Olsen ness siejbts op. + o's ain a “ 25.97 
UMM RIL AIL ea iers otialelsae's'c's b's els fae ee ie “s 15.90 
Fay (TELE 5 bs 9 lisp A RE eM WAPI i pe “6 7.95 
BoB ED Vet SEOI AGs, diswiayeiels © tm'e, © 4% «5 «61st gle ee ct 6.36 
Meee Mr ete ele it vsnt Sine or nle ee eyed e's pata aon aah 66 49,82 
Dee MY ALLETV ELCITS Oly tc: | x0 be o.s/s'15s 6 0 eye 0's “ 2120 
UOTE CATON si e'oa.e dias oin's 6 mcie 6) se mie e'sieip aisha «6 23.25 
PE NCOITAN DCLG a ato tate's 6 96 c efee ccs ae e's See “ 1.06 
Blue Hill Land Company... <0 es0ssesiesvie “ 63.60 
PSUS SANs 3's 0 s10 & 0's Warn late beats Cae a ao area aaets 6 49.82 
FICC ONM ILO DET tall. vminentat 20 < jes eee tk eek “ 10.60 
PAL VE MULT EELOCIES Olin.s te ca’ shee eee nek caiees & 42.40 
CWieever, as. (es, stl Cit Oly soa 40 cea cen Wao atau “s 23.85 
Capen vA. Dg-s a+ 6s PA ewie amisten eesieremene “6 5.30 
US Deity OClis aa wh's os Gt vip c'e O ica. «aise ae dm ibieie v6 2.65 
Ca peitgs GON, ATL EIS. Occ ote cls asinine «o's ach onle « i 2.12 
MECHA RAD ovate seeps os fe en ented ccs alee ss 60.42 
Uhurcltol (orehester ere sit nes ces wes actin class “ 9.54 
Caty7 OF -DOBLOM «7 s,s 0 9'e oc 6 vices ASE SR SE ‘“s 18.55 
LUDO SR FAL OLLI Owens o.e a ceid @ lps scabies Sr caarele “6 14.84 
ates Wy Olea k soot kano sein eles nn ankle “ 2.65 
Donnoly, Patrick, Heirs at atinets slants as a'4ie.e ‘6 1.06 
AAMCU WNL hos) Pin Givig tel''s «<a oles sie a hie eign nies eto ‘“ 38.16 
Durell, Jolin Ls sig Wikis s aie nities ee eieia a aia eG ka se “ 21.20 
ERE aA AGLIRE a'y'e o't'slblca'ors ie n'a sie cietas «isiatais ainl ‘“s "tise 
Pi OTEGL MUROOTOE. a a/c yee erly sd isc vista cre cies eae ‘6 5.30 
TSNOIIS EVV LLLIAM 5H CIF SOE. sc 4's 5 wei ge a alate ahaa = <0 “6 1.59 
BROMINE NAT NATRS  LiskL) oh oe 6 ate een ameeraatn ‘“ 43.99 
APEULE ATisth pLIOPCHeSter «5 s\« eee ney ceee eel sie a “ 26.50 
POR MAAIT RIS visio ia'e’s ws ns 5 inca'e pon theeceimia ace epaeardeige’s ss 2.12 
Gleason, cos well. ....ssrsacae aha ee eie iauied ciumtte 6 13.25 
CATAITIRNV COWL Goo 0x Ske 6 onic tid ole euros a nit tele “ 7.95 
LOUIS MEAs eco eaie'as a block ws ete heb PRR AS “6 2:65 
Howe, F. A., and others....... Sa Wide Ste Wate RAE “ 37.10 
PLO GS OIG as delat econ sie awe walpateiee Mae Kien “6 23.85 . 


iby, 
NAMES. Residence. Tax. 
Holmes, Joseph....... Piatsesvavveeuy dwiddes Boston. 11.13 
BO es LEMMUCL wesc scale sees ovctovesers “ 1.06 
DMMBOT DL IW os ciislncg ec ececarweenisecwenee “ 45.05 
Johnson, Mary F., Heirs of...... ddcees whecee iz 6.36 
POMS VW OOGINAN. suc scccsrcssisevcce saaceece % 3.71 
Lyman, Joseph, Heirs of.........+eeeeeeeees “ 47.70 
PROTO IGUIDICE sos sce ge cc cdes cclee Whedasvcance ve ne 1.06 
TMCMEONR a, sp agvvesucweas: ee cdeensedasvc *6 1.59 
Biihot,- ve illiam, ‘Trustee... vce ce aede s iedeu 66 159.00 
McQuirk, William, Attorney.........seeeeeee ss 6.36 
Mitchell, Green & Stevens, Assignees of......- “s 19.08 
McLaughlin, HE... 2.66 eee cece reer cece vcvece ss 12.72 
DMAVINIESE VV LILIAN cesces Us cetiddcvessese secs “6 6.36 
Nye, FW. Kiwece cece cc ctccccssessce dese a 7.95 
BOERS uliclawic daltins ssvtiéasccasersaced “ 26.50 
RPMI SAVY BILED wiblisiee ies ow ac copsess Sede secese “ 18.55 
Pierce, Henry L... 22. cece cece ccsccccees cece és ) 141.51 
Parker, Mrs. M. M.,..... bice Meme staeeea ees “6 15.90 
Richardson, Susan C. : PERO EES “6 37.10 
Richards & Co. Assignees 0 of. Weed eoad ceed eens ‘“ 38.16 
seine William Giese veh ROME ME 6 2c 55 S06 dsve'e 6 2.65 
MESES Sieg deo tre a os ¥ ooh “ae PEE ‘“ 21.20 
ee af Diistcly ci tava salsa eo six etd eo'eie sas 3 aibs e 6 “6 23.85 
Shaw; Lemuel, Trustee.....2.c'cecccecccccess “6 26.50 
Shaw, Lemuel, Attorney......---esseeee veces “ 26.50 
Shapleigh, J. WwW Gale sion a Stig ps 'svs 6 erecs sae “ 44.52 
Shepard, Otis....sssccocessccseccescccccens ss 47.70 
Sumner, Sally R...ccecevsceccsenvccecececs “6 1.06 
Strangman, Thomas......-2seesecssccscceres ‘6 13.25 
Strangman, J...ssecccccsccecsccsccce seevee ‘“ 2.65 
EMMA LIAN Bes wciocsinid oie leloise dies, 0503 sale 0 h.4 e's “ 7.95 
RARE APLCG; 2s ste <0 die tuna aid d'% oh js,0 8 01s 0 ows 66 88.16 
Thayer, Minot, Heirs of. .......esseececceens ss 35.51 .« 
Thompson, Asa. ..ceceseseccssccce cece cece “6 2.12 
Thompson, Charles H., Heirs of......-.....4- “6 1.59 
Tolman, Elizabeth, Heirs of.......esececeseee ‘6 2.12 
SPLOT TAT | Ljctas ats s as cceisie a ete 8A elc'gie a's “ 13.25 
aientOn. Fy PF AVELGIIS Ol.. sss sce s ccee besace's 6 13.25 
Temple, H., Heirs of. ....+. sec seceeesecees “ 4,24 
DE ILODET ss ns siele's ciccle cise vaca sas ale aes cote “ 2.65 
Whitney, Warren J... cccewcce cece cece cccece “ 10.60 
MEN C027 Win a class © sieie aft aimeih's Wala ein 6 is oes ‘6 1.06 
MMEMRE SEG ais sna sea a oof own a's aicla tae iene: ss 5.30 
Wright, T. Gree cere ccnccccsscccssccvece ce ‘“s 2.12 
te VN ICI aicic cin pic's + ¥.8.0/0 me's) s  oln.e.6 cals da “ 82.15 
West Boston Savings Bank.......ssesseeeees “ 34.45 
Whitney, Mary D.... cc ccce cece cece cccncnes “s 26.50 
eT  Onnis o's s 5 o'« Seasateisie si susistuls o's sales sa $6 34.46 
DOMCH, MAT Y 05s ccc cece re ccccn case ncsceens Philadelphia. 71.55 
BrP CO NATICS Li. ac ccc noc e ncesencccs PE Randolph, 6.36 
DUUUMMCRIYE scia'dicilaiclecdvirscs caviee ss ceocdee “6 9.12 
UPR TATION Assoc sc c vias o'esiveedences sais 66 2.12 
Newton Theological Institute......+s++seeeees Newton. 3.71 
Penman, SAMUC.. «sce scce co sceec ences sas “A Braintree. 1.59 
Gulliver, Lemuel....... oar WR AE PILAR OE: Somerville. 5.83 
Sort hk A Rn a Sara taieia sale epin ee tat tela Quincy. 1.06 
Billings, John A..... Seatac shot et'ea’atd ale s'4¢ ‘“ 4.77 
Beals, Nathaniel H..... Ay Ree Davia sdatedse “ 95.40 


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DCE NN ILA Ds cme ee Py Pitt oon o's ole, 00 
far rt Bigs G8 1 & Sv 0) ae a a 
RURIAEAIPCT IOS SUNS AT sc gs ss whale rage anna hee 
NSLOV Er ican co ELCITS YOL oo coe Ge cca ccnne doaces 
Sclere CE hes) OT a, cE CINS Os oss asec cues & eek tasies 
DABEOUU YSN ULLAL cep nt cate se chu ae hyo ee aha ce he 
BOO, ti Ward Ha, POI Of 1. wi nc a he wead wack wee 
Wollaston Land Company................04. 
Fapaugton, Nathaniel. oo)... seiccce neue sane. 
hoger? Elijah, Heras of oo. oo bo. ee a ed € audies 
Hustis; Abraham, Heits of... . cee cece cue : 
PmIPey ONE 4 Ue Wi at, cs a os olen la a, a HE Ka 
MPO TURNEZ ETE. Wax is boa. le has « wale Cae 
Weterarbre e BESSO 1, Sy. os sone ccs wack acy are Gin 
PMB EIWOTN sth! Sie een Vasa ch Geka asa 
Bre OR EC hy eekly o aive ss tana eae wot 
ebtee ie et Prd ae eee ks Cu ck ts aatoes 
WOME SPEATCUIDALOS . dy. culns ccs ais ¢'s abate Coe 
Ry CUM Pe ECs GORE 0 ts “saint ge od ga tiaras ates 
Real Estate and Building Company........... 
DUBCUH, WOANICL 5.2 ae rene shee ens ees : sinten tale 
PRIMO MONATICN GAL Aga ccte nc ela « ce ele Cutt 
DARE MIRLi Cheeta eiiene! Wardanwisls vin la's gx weale cals ati 


Residence. 


Quincy. 
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Canton. 
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Dedham. 
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Walpole. 


THE AUDITORS’ 


Horty-second Annual Report 


RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES 


OF THE 


mOWN OF MILTON. 


COMPRISING A 


Statement of the Finances of the Town, 


FOR 


» 
THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 3, 1879, 


TO WHICH ARE ADDED 


Peewee Li STL OSs OF "THE TO WON 


AND 


A LIST OF TAX-PAYERS. 


PREPARED AND PRINTED BY ORDER OF THE Town. 


1 Or Sel Ones 
DAVID CLAPP & SON, PRINTERS......564 WASHINGTON 8T. 
RS a or 


AUDITORY’ REPORT. 


FEB... 3, 18 1-9, 


4 


AUDITORS’? SUMMARY OF THE RECEIPTS.... 


Receipts. 


Balance in treasury, February 1, 1878 : 
Back taxes of 1876 collected . $100.00 
Brie ee See LOY 1 oe mad O00. 00 


Interest thereon 
Uncollected taxes, 1876, $100; 1877, $300 


Amount ratsed by taxation: 
By vote for estimated expenditure 
“ one-fourth cost of Town House 
Amount accruing from overlayings . : 
Tax to meet State Tax, due from Town . 
eae oS County Tax “ ae : 


Received from the State: 


Town’s share, State Corporation Tax 
4 ‘¢ National Bank Tax 
Balance Corporation Tax, 1877 
State Aid to Soldiers : 
State School Fund, Town’s Share 


Income from Town Property: 


Blue Hill National Bank, 6 shares . : 

Rent of landings, O. S. Godfrey $100.0 
xe ‘ G. W. Nickerson 100.00 
5 as R.L. Chapman 20.00 

S. L. Tucker, Harland street lot 

W. P. Blanchard, Town Scales 

J. H. Sheppard, use Town House 


$585.09 


$1,600.00 
38.75 | 
TS eae 
4.00.00 


41,000.00 
8,750.00 
3,018.41 
4,280.00 
6,348.79 
a Ban 


9,815.96 


27.00 


225.00 
6.00 
22.15 
9.00 
289.15 


Returned by O. S. Godfrey, overcharge on coal 9.00 
From John Littlefield, perpetual care of lot in 


Cemetery 


200.00 


License to F. Ww. K. Nye $1.00, less 1-4 toState .75 


From town of Quincy, for poor aid . 
From County, proportion of Dog Tax 
For four of Mr. Robbins’s address . 


Received money borrowed on Town Notes . 
Less repaid within the year 


29.75 
404.98 
1.00 
641.48 


86,881.50 
69,023.50 
as ee a 


——— 


$94,620.68 


oes AND EXPENDITURES OF THE TOWN. 


Expenditures. 


For Schools 


“cc 


and tools $3,401.25 
« ‘Tess cash for produce sold $96.42 
ete, *  am’t from State aid for 
care pauper soldiers 102.00 
198.42 
on Highways, care of A 11,755.99 
“ construction of 2,933.87 
“ Fire Department 
SrLonee 3). * ‘ , : 
“¢ Pay of Town Officers ‘ : , 
“ Printing and stationery ees . a 


“© Insurance premiums on school houses $95.00, less $27.50 


Poor, exclusive of Oren of stock 


Abatement of taxes : 
State Aid to soldiers’ families, and thdivent olen 


and sailors ° : , ‘ 
_ Cemetery 
Public Library ; : 
Amount disbursed for new i Hotes. on account 
ot ‘¢ purchase of gravel hill 
a “* two new fire reservoirs 
Miscellaneous expenses ; : 
Interest on money borrowed 1,592.91 
«« —_ less bonus on $10,000 from tira of 
Fitchburg ; 100.00 
Recording plan, $1; John Sias’s school lot, $6 7.00 
Harbor, water displaced 6.75 


Paid County Tax for 1878 6,343.79 
“ State Tax for 1878 4,280.00 
Taxes still due :— 
1876, $100; 1877, $300; 1878, $3,000 . 3,400.00 
Cash in Town Treasury 2,107.90 


$16,076.93 


3,202.83 


14,289.86 
1,806.99 
2,603.96 
1,946.00 

290.45 
240.20 


1,354.00 
2,144.00 
1,164.98 
27,466.32 
3,295.40 
387.10 
645.76 


1,492.91 


13.75 
67.50: 


10,623.79 


5,507.90 


$94,620.63 


DISBURSEMENTS. 


PORSSU PPORT OF S.C:HOOLS: 


2 ee 


EAST SCHOOL. 


Teaching. 
Paid O. A. Andrews, Grammar Dept., 40 w’ks $1,200.00 
Miss C. EH. Mayhew, Primary ‘“ 40 ‘“ 500.00 


Miss F. A. Wiggin, # “40 4s 410.00 


Fuel and Care of Rooms. 


Paid for 29,875 Ibs. of coal. ; : . 82.19 
10 baskets of charcoal : ; : : 4.00 
Care of rooms, F. F. Gage . : ; . 104,25 
Washing and cleaning rooms ; : iy ay 


Books and Stationery. 


Paid Miss Wiggin, stationery purchased : 0.32 
Miss C. E. Mayhew, supplies ‘ : 2.25 
Mr. O. A. Andrews, books and stat’y purchased 6.27 
J. Babcock & Co., stationery . 5 : 0.50 
Thompson, Brown & Co., books : [97 


Incidental Expenses. 


Sundry repairs, $93.23; on drains, sais 65 . 166.88 
Blackboards : ho AALOT 
Clock, $6; shovelling snow, $9. ty fae ; : 8.62 
Work on cellar - . > 13298 
School supplies, $7.89; 1 dry sink, $2, 50 47 el eas 


2,110.00 


205.44 


11.31 


434.79 


$2,761.54 


WEST SCHOOL. 


Teaching. 
Paid J. W. Clark, Grammar Dep’t, 20 weeks $600.00 
A. G. Fisher, bat lag bao 330.00 
1 ag EF Thompson, if a A oigeot’ 100.00 
Miss H.E. Sumner, Primary’ 21 « 227.50 
Miss M. L. Pierce, ‘“ oh Hd daa yit 160.00 


Fuel and Care of Rooms. 


Paid for 21,000 Ibs. of coal. , é Di One te 
10 baskets of charcoal } 4.00 
Cleaning, $4.00; care of rooms, $62. 00 .- 66.00 


Books and Stationery. 
Paid J. W. Clark, books and stationery . . 11.50 


1,417.50 


127.75 


H. Pope ; Te | By TY Si 


cy eeeaen Brown & Co., books and stationery 1.52 
A. G. Fisher ‘ : 1.60 


Incidental Expenses. 


Tuning piano : ; ; . 2.00 
Repairs . . 262:91 
Shovelling snow, $1. 50: broom and brush, $1,455 2495 
School supplies, 8. 96; 2 book oe boy $27.50 34.46 


Blackboards . : é 8.75 
NORTH SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 

Paid Mr. P. A. Gay, Grammar Dep’t, 24 weeks $600.00 
Mr. B. J. Legate A Rane fee Ofer ISAO EEE OG 
Miss H. D. Hutchinson, Primary 40 ‘ 500.00 
Miss C. L. Pierce, Assistant Seka t 67.50 


Miss J. P. Wayte, Assistant BO a 250.00 


Fuel and Care of Rooms. 


Paid for 21,100 lbs. of coal . f . 58.00 
10 baskets of charcoal . A . ‘ 4.00 
Care of rooms : , ; ; ; 121.88 


Amount carried forward, 


31.66 


311.07 


$1,887.98 


1,917.50 


183.88 


$2,101.38 


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Amount brought forward, 


Books and Stationery. 


Paid H. Pope, books for pS hey scholars . 
Desk : 


Incidental Expenses. 


School supplies 

Repairs 
Duster, $3. 25: brush, $9. 005 clock, $1, 00 
Blackboard : : 


SOUTH SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 
Paid Miss F. G. Morse, 40 weeks 


Fuel and Care of Rooms. 


Paid for 16,475 lbs. of coal 
Care of rooms 
Cleaning rooms 
Shovelling snow, &c. 


Books and Stationery. 


Paid Jason Houghton, for articles for desk . 
J. L. Hammett, for stationery . 


Incidental Expenses. 
Repairs : : ; : 
Mats and curtain fixtures 
Blackboard 
Shovelling snow 
Repairs to organ 
Maps and frames 
Carting 


CENTRE SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 


@ 


17.20 
10.46 


30.17 
83.77 
6.25 
5.25 


Paid C. Boylston, Grammar Dep’t, 40 weeks $1,092.50 


Miss E. C. Emerson, Prim’y ‘‘ 40 ‘ 


510.00 
—-— 1,602.50 


Amount carried forward, 


$2,101.38 


27.66 


125.44 


ee eS 


$2,254.48 


$592.50 


128,21 


11.30 


143.18 
$875.19 


$1,602.50 


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Amount brought forward, $1,602.50 
Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid for 12,725 lbs. of coal ; , : 38.18 
10 baskets of charcoal | : ; X ’ 4,00 
Shavings ; : ; : ; 75 
Care of rooms : F : : ; 76.21 
119.14 


Books and Stationery. 
Paid Mr. Boylston, school ate purchased 5.37 


a books 10.50 
Miss Emerson, books dé 4.08 
. 19.95 
Incidental Expenses. 
Shovelling snow . ; : ; 2.47 
Mats, dusters and broom . , : - 8.25 
Repairs ; : : : ; ; i 56.00 
Blasting rock ; é : : 4 : 13.85 
Blackboards ; ; ; : ; ; 13.25 
Thermometer ; ; : ; : : 70 
2 book cases , ‘ ; ; : , 30.00 
5 124.52 
$1,866.11 
PLEASANT-ST. SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 
Paid Miss A.G. Pierce, 40 weeks . , $700.00 
Miss M. A. King, Ass’t,16 “ : ’ 112.50 
» $812.50 
Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid for 5,000 Ibs. of coal . F : : 15.00 
10 baskets of charcoal . 4.00 
Cleaning rooms, $5.00; care of rooms, $97. 00 382.00 
51.00 
Books and Stationery. 
Paid Miss Pierce for books and stationery purchased 1.23 
Incidental Expenses. 
Paid for repairs. : ‘ 104.02 
Knife, 15 cts.; book case, $10. 00 f : 10.15 
Cleaning stove A : } 2.00 
School supplies ; : 7 : ‘ 25.60 
Stove and wicks : ; : : : 7.00 
Blackboard : ’ : A Wa. Brn. 80 
Oil, bbl. and faucet ee. : : 6.80 
158.37 


oe ee 


2 $1,023.10 


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MATTAPAN SCHOOL. 


Teaching. 
Paid Miss A. Bunker, 20 weeks Syetas $250.00 
Mrs. 8S. A. Williams, 16. ‘*.. 5 : 200.00 


Fuel and Care of Rooms. 


450.00 


146 35 


187.65 


$734.00 


—_——— $2,320.00 


Paid for 1,860 lbs. furnace coal . 51.15 
10 baskets of charcoal, a 00; 8 8 towels, 1 } 4.75 
Care of rooms : ‘ 82.00 
Wood and sawing . ; é 4.75 
Washing room and towels 3.70 

Incidental Hapenses. 

Paid for grading school-house lot : 81.79 
Repairs on pump. : : . 6.00 
16 shade trees and planting : i 32.00 
Labor and repairs. : : : 9.55 
School-house supplies : : : : 6.56 
Blackboard striping : : 1.75 

HIGH SCHOOL. 
| Teaching. 

Paid W. EH. Bunten, 36 weeks. ‘ $1,350.00 
Miss Hs GC, Teale; 28. 4%) : . 420.00 
Miss H.F. Hallowell 15 “ . : - * 250-00 
Miss H. Trull Sree. : . 300.00 

Fuel and Care of Rooms. 

Paid for 21,060 lbs. of coal 51.92 
Shavings, $1.50; 10 baskets of charcoal, $4.00 5,50 
Care of rooms . : 66.00 
Cleaning rooms ; : j 12.00 

Books and Stationery. 
Paid Mr. Bunten for supplies and books purchased 
Incidental Expenses. 
Painting and repairs . 4. : : 152.03 
School supplies * a NN : : 55.82 


141.42 


48.74 


Amounts carried forward, $207.85 $2,510.16 


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Amounts brought forward, $207.85 $2,510.16 


Chemicals, apparatus, etc. . ogy a, : 192.33 
Moving farniture and express. : 25.97 
Shovelling snow 2 : : 7 ‘ 3.00 
Blackboards : - : ; ; : 21.66 
Programmes and diplomas . ; 9.00 

459.81 

$2,969.97 

GENERAL MISCELLANEOUS SCHOOL EXPENSES. 

Paid for school supplies : . $179.62 
Paper for Schoul Committee ‘ ; : 3.50 
Expressage on sundries : ‘ : ; 32.85 
Blotting paper. ; : ‘ ; : 2.25 
Cloth and work covering 408 books. : 19.93 
Blank books ; ; : ‘ : ; 1.00 
Paper for covering books . : : ; 7.20 

246.90 

School Books. Especial Appropriation. 
School books purchased under this appropriation 332.66 
Music. 
Services of Henry G. Carey, from Sept. 1 to Feb. 1, 225.00 
Superintendent. 
Services of J. W. Allard, as General Super- 
intendent, from Sept. 1 to Feb. 1 : : 900.00 


RECAPITULATION OF SCHOOLS. 


Kast, $2,761.54 South, $875.19 Mattapan, $734.00 
West, 1,887.98 Centre, 1,866.11 High, 2,969.97 
North, 2,254.48 Pleasant, 1,023.10 


$14,372.37 
General Miscellaneous : ; : : : ' 246.90 
School books, special i : : : : i 332.66 
Music Teacher F : : : ‘ 3 225.00 
Superintendent. : A : : : ; 900.60 
Total current expenses, $16,076.93 
Amount of appropriation. : ; $14,000.00 
Received from State Fund . : m 54.33 
+——— 14,054.33 


Amount in excess of appropriation $2,022.60 


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Comparative Statement of School Expenses for Six Years. 


1578,"> “StO 66.54 1875, $15,219.44 1877, $14,801.58 
1874, 11,986.34 1876, 18,910.92 1878, 16,076.98 
POR GD PAR Mae Ndi 
SUPPORT OF POOR IN ALMSHOUSE. 
Paid Calvin Sanford, as Superintendent, 1 year . $400.00 
Grain, Meal and Feed. 
Paid Samuel Gannett } 168.08 
Clothing and Bo Goods. 
Paid J. Babcock & Co. : ; f $19.46 
H. Kendall ; 35.80 
H. B. Martin 28.64 
5S, W. Johnson 16.85 
Brooks & Co. 4.00 104.75 
Fuel. 
Paid O. 8. Godfrey, 12,325 lbs. coal . 35.08 
Groceries and Provisions. 
Paid 8. L. Tucker & Co. 454,28 
Walter Preston 218.62 
R. E. Cook 12/55 
George Everett 88.88 174.33 
Miscellaneous Expenses. 
Paid W. H. Skinner, table ; 8.50 
John A. Tucker, labor and stock 10.86 
S. Gilbert & Co., hammers 22,12 
J. A. Sanford, ex. sewing 7.00 
H. 8. Russell, 3 pigs 10.00 
Bronsdon, use of oxen 6.00 
Tileston, repairing : 25.89 
eds, Pierce, stone and labor : 16.50 
L. Crossman, picks and horse hire . 8.00 
Chubbuck, dressing swine 8.00 
C. C. Holmes, services 33.00 
Chapman, stock and labor 4.50 
Strangman, repairing wagon . 44.00 


Amounts carried forward, 


$204.37 $1,483.14 


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Amounts brought forward, $204.37 $1,483.14 


Paid Blackman, blacksmith ; : : 18.33 
Dek, Garford, labor, 89 weeks ; é 97.50 
“age Ice Co., ice ; / , The 
T. Strangman, repairs. ; : 1 ba iy 
F. Nye, medicines : 12.94 
C. Sanford, lente bills discharged : 26.04 377.41 


Total Inside support, $1,860.55 


ASSISTANCE TO POOR OUT OF ALMSHOUSE. 


Paid City of Boston, relief of Mrs. E. Copeland ~~. 48.00 
Town of Brockton, relief of Thos. H. Cook $160.20 
a ‘relief of A. J. Dyer 13.42 173.62 


City of Somerville, relief of Mrs. B. W. Tucker. 36.70 
Taunton L. Hospital, care of Wm. Whalen 244.61  , 
‘‘ of Peter Murphy 198.66 


443,27 
Worcester L. Hosp., care of H. EH. Kendall 124.01 
‘* of KE. V. R. Reed § 10.50 
134.51 
George A. Bragdon, professional services , : 8.00 
J. Babcock & Go. ; soods delivered Mrs. Mayall 4.00 
Walter Preston, ditto to Mrs. Fowle : 2.00 
‘¢ to Mrs. Scannel . 3.00 
S. b, Tucker wimony aoe tonne , 10.50 
15.50 
J.S. Green, professional services 3.00 
Wee Emery, care of F. H. Emery, 52 weeks 208, 00 
Rhoda Jones, care of T. Cummings, 52 ‘* 156.00 
J. L. Kennedy, relief of Mrs. Azel Thayer 9.00 
373.00 
O.S. Godfrey and L. N. Godfrey, cont furnished 
Mrs. Jones, 4 tons ; 23 00 
Mrs. Farrell, pb , : bid Pry 
Mrs. J. H. Adams, 4 ‘f : yom ar WILY 


Mrs. Coakley, Da A i é 12.00 
Mrs. Mayall, 7 ‘ : 12.00 
Mrs. Harris, LN ? : 12.50 
Mrs. Buchan, Daas ; : 12.00 
Mrs. Thayer, arate f ; 12.00 

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] 


Mrs. Scully, “ : : 6.50 


Mrs. Joyce, fy ; ; 6.50 
Mrs, Perry, hc : : 9.75 
Mrs. Record, eho : : 18.00 
Mrs. Goodall, Tht : p 9.50 
Mrs. O’Connor, 13 “ tee ek 0 
Mrs. S. Sias, Leek it : 18.00 


Amounts carried forward, $198.50 $1,239.60 


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Amounts brought forward, $198.50 $1,239.60 


Coal furnished Mrs. Denney, 1 ton ; 6.00 
Mrs. Hickey, ees , 12.00 
Mrs. Kimball, des : P 6.00 
Mrs. Beal, aves : : 12 00 
Mrs. O’Donnell, 2 ‘ : : 14.00 
Mrs. Scannel, I ae . ‘ 6.50 
Mrs. Gibbens, j BS 8 : : 6.50 
261.50 
Relief to transient paupers 39.60 
Total Outside support, $1,540.70 


Sale of produce at Poor Farm, $96.42. 


, 


Raa kk OF STOCK AND TOOLS AT ALMSHOUSE. 


FEBruary 3, 1879. 


1 horse, $65; 1 cow, $65; 1 heifer, $30 . 

21 fowls, Sy 1: ; covered wagon, $50; horse cart, “$15: 
sleigh, $15 : , 5 

Wagon harness, $12; cart harness, 87 te sets plough 
harness, $10 ; . } : ; : : 

2 lap robes, $6; halter, 2 blankets, bells, surcingle, 
comb, Biokh, $5 

3 forks, 4 rakes, $1.50; ox “yokes and tools, Ds : hay 
cutter and feed box, $7 : : 

2 shovels, 2 scythes, 3 hoes, 3 axes, 7 rake, 1 pick 

1 crow-bar, 1 manure fork and stone hammers 

4 ploughs, $6 : harrow, $4. 

3 draft chains, whiffletree and chain, and 1 ox tongue 

Grindstone, ve 3 ladders, $3 

2 tons English hay, $32; 1 ton oat fodder, $8 ; “1 ton 
meadow hay, $10 k ; 

Wheelbarrow, $3; 1 basket, set measures, ‘wrench, 89. 15 

3 swine, $12;. 10 cords sawed and split wood, $80 

2 wood saws, $2; 25 barrels, $2. SO ee 

4 tons coal, 99. 50; 200 calls. vinegar, $4.0) 

6 vinegar bbls., tackle and fall, waterpot and coal sifter 

600 Ibs. salt pork, $60; 100 lbs. corned beef, $8 

_ 75 Ibs. lard, $7.50; 30 ‘bushels potatoes, $30. 

4 bbls. applies, $8; 200 Ibs. squash, $3; vegetables, $3 

6 lbs. tea, $3; 10 Ibs. coffee, $2; 60 lbs. sugar, $4. 

4 bush beans, $1.25 ; crackers, $1.25 ; 1 bbl. flour, $10 

12 lbs. butter, $3; 2. axes, $2; 2 shovels, $1.50 


Amount of stock and tools, February 4, 1878, 


Greater valuation than in 1878, 


$160.00 


91.00 
29.00 
11.00 


10.50 
6.00 
8.00 

10.00 
8.00 
7.00 


50.00 
5.75 
92.00 
4.50 
62.50 
11.00. 
68.00 
37.50 
14.00 
9.00 
12.50 . 
6.50 


713.75 
692.35 


$21.40 


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RECAPITULATION OF THE POOR DEPARTMENT. 


Expenses of the Almshouse, : : . ' 1,860.55 
Less excess in valuation, . i ayaa sn : ‘ 21.40 
1,839.15 

Less sale of farm produce, q ; : : : 96,42 
: $1,742.73 

Expenses of poor outside, 1,540.70 

Total cost of Poor, $3,283.43 


¥ 
Nore.—Included in above is $102 for support of E. Sargent, 
indigent soldier, collected of State. 


Comparative Statement for Six Years. 


1873, $2,985.59 1825, $3,182:20 1877, $3,959.68 
sta, DQ 71268 1876; ° 3,368.34 1878, 3,283.43 


Whole number of inmates supported the past year, 
ay remaining in the house Feb. 1, 1878, 

left during the year, . 

remaining in house Feb. 3, 1879, 


Charles Price, 66 years; Eliphalet Sargent, 48 years ; Nake 
Hunt, 78 years; Ellen Crane, 53 years ; Margaret MacQuirk, 47 
years; Harriet Sloane, 31 years; H. Irving Sloane, 5 years; B. 
Elbert Sloan, 2 years. 


be sé 


Lai éé 


co > CO 8 


1550 transients were furnished with food and a night’s lodging 
at the Almshouse. 


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT. 


SUPERINTENDENT’S ACCOUNT. 


North-East Section. 


Paid L. A. Chase, services as foreman, 1824 ds. at $2.50 $365.00 
James Flanagan, man, horse and cart, 1544 days at $3 463.50 


John Pierce, for 1953 days labor at Sl. 50 ; : 293.25 
Con Hayes, for 1914 $$ rahe ; ; 287.25 
Philip Finnegan, 85. sf iy : 52.50 
Nathan Pond, self, horse and cart 89 days at $3 ; 117.00 

‘« man 7 days at $1.50 10.50 


Tim, Ryan, 342 days labor, man, horse and cart at $3 104.25 


Amount carried forward, $1,693.25 


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Amount brought forward, 
J. McGowan, 12 days labor at $l. 50 
William Perry, AK 

J. Winters, 274 uf ‘ 4S 


K. Brophy, 47 é ( fy 
John Murray, 12 days labor eae at $1. 15. 
34 66 6c bat 50 ? 


ane Flarrety, 314 days labor at Sl. 50 ; 
James Kearney, 174.“ : 


Dennis Donovan, 14 Aa “ ve 
Martin Gibbens, 11 ‘‘ a 4 
Bernard McDermott, 11$ “ ce 


John Nihan, 34 Bays labor at $1.50 

Con. McCormack, 214 days labor at $1. 50 

Christopher Burns, 393 ‘ 

©. Nolan, 1143 fi ae it 

John Whelan, for 6 days blasting at $1. 15 

Patrick Watson, 54 days labor at $1.50 . 

J. Faulkner, man, horse and cart 4 days at $3 

John Craig, for man, horse and cart 10 days at $3 . 

Jeremiah Brophy, self, horse and cart 394 ds. at $3 

Colman Joyce, ditto 54 days ; 

James Hoy, for 2 days labor at $1. 50 

John Mahoney, 1 days labor . : 

Henry F. Fish, 104 days labor blasting at 2a 

Hugh Feenan, 21 days labor at $1.50 

William Hockaday, 5 days self, horse and cart at $3 

Wm. B. Chubbuck, 1 day ditto ditto 

Walter Preston, for powder, fuse, &c. for blasting . 

M. Walsh, for A750 paving blocks at $11 

Oren Wetherbee, for carting pavers 

F. M. Severance for culvert 

M. Day & Oo., for drain pipe . 

E. Blackman, for irons for sewer 

David Gore & Son, for paving 

D. G. Corliss & Co., erate, stones and irae 

Josiah Babcock & Co., for axle oil 

Lemuel Crossman, for repairing drills, picks, &e. 

P. F. Mackay, shoeing and repairing tools : 

T. E. Ruggles, for oravel, $30.80; S. Churchill, 
S12 H0o8. 

Barton & I Long, for do. $77. 20 ; Tees Cantelo, $12. 

S. Gannett, for hay, 47.82; grain, $43.50 ; 

R. L. Chapman, for painting railing Central Avenue 

D. G. Corliss & Co., for grate, stone, &c. 


429 loads gravel from Town pit, W. & W. 


$1,693.25 
18.00 
60.00 
41,25 
70.50 
21.00 
Spey: 
47 25 
26.25 
21.00 
16.50 
17.25 
m 5,25 
S220 
59.25 
1 Cou 
10.50 
8.25 
12,00 
30.00 
118.50 
16.50 
3.00 
1.50 
21.00, 
31.50 
15.00 
3.00 
82.74 
62825 
23 00 
lite 
58.14 
2.50 
23.90 
26.25 
.69 
68.00 
23.15 


42 80 
89.20 
91.32 
46.84 

Osa ar 


$3,010.64 


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West Section. : 
Paid J. Winchenbaugh, foreman, self, horse and cart 


113 days at &3. 50 $395.50 
The same, 5 days, $10; boy 2 days, $2, 12.00 
Patrick Joyce, for 1264 days labor at $1.50. 189.75 

John Diskin, for labor, care horse and stable 1314 
days at $1, 624 P 213.68 
John Donahoe, self horse and cart 21 days at $3 63.00 
a man 1 day 1.50 
Michael Lahey, for 31 days labor at $1. 50 46.50 
Stephen Griffin, 54 os 8.25 
Wm, B. Chubbuck, self, horse aid cart 1 day . 3.00 
Dennis Murphy, man 21 days at $1.50 3.75 
Roger Denny, 11 days labor ap 16.50 
D. Gore & Son, for paving gutter 6.91 
5. L. Tucker & Son, for oil and can .58 
LW. Babcock, labor on sidewalk j 14.00 
T. Morris heirs, gravel, $2; S. L. Tucker, .50 : 2.50 
‘Wm. Hockaday, self, horse and cart 13 days at $3. 39.00 
M. Day & Co., for drain pipe : 14.40 
E. Blackman, repairing tools and shoeing horse 28.25 
5S. Gannett, for hay, $47.82; grain, $43.50 91.32 
$1,150.39 

Expended on Mattapan Street. 

Paid J. Winchenbaugh, foreman, self, horse and cart 
66 days . : ; $231.00 
John Molina, for 241 days at $2 , 49.00 
Henry F. Fish, 25 days blasting at $2 50.00 
C. Burns, for 454 days labor at $1.50 68.25 
C. Joyce, self, horse and cart 22 days at $3 66.00 
John Diskin, for 55 days labor at $1.623 89.31 
Patrick Joyce, for 55 days labor at Sl. 50 82.50 
Michael Lahey, for 674 ‘* —«* | 101.25 
Roger Denny, for 28‘ ‘* $f 42.00 
J. Donahoe, self, horse and cart 494 days at $3 148.50 


© ©6235 ds., horse and cart 2 ds. at $1.50. © 38.25 
John Shee 163 ‘days at $2, $33; man, horse 
and cart 6 days at $3, $18 : : : 51.00 
L. A. Chase, for 163 days labor at$2_ 33.00 
D. Murphy, for 123 “days man, horse and cart at $3. 37.50 
| ee for 11 days horse and cart at $1.50 16.50 
John Roony, for 8 days man, horse and cart at $3. 24.00 
J. Brophy, for 4 days self, horse and cart at $3 12.00 
5. Griffin, by P. Joyce, 11 days ditto. : 33.00 
Thomas Madden, for 35 days labor at $1.50 52.50 
Edward Brophy, for 35 days ditto . } 52.50 
x 
Amount carried forward, $1,278.06 


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Amount brought forward, 
Paid Michael Nolan, for 34 days labor at $1.50 
C. McCormack, for 483 days ditto 

J. McCormack, for 414 days ditto 

Hugh Feenan, for 35 days Gitte, 

EK. Blackman, ‘for repairing drills, picks, &e. 
John Pierce, for 163 days labor at $1.50 

Con. Hays, for 164 “days ditto 
John Murray, for 194 do. at $1.75 . 

HE. D. Scannell, for 124 do. at $1.50 

J. A. Tucker, for building fence on Mattapan St. 


1,350 loads gravel, Town Pit, W. & W. 
S60: « ¢ . ‘¢ Harland St. 
47 ‘*  proken stone from Almshouse. 


South Section. 


Paid John Sullivan, foreman, 162 days at $2 


Daniel Sullivan, for 155 days at $1.50 

John Sullivan, for hay for horse ; 

Walter T. Cook, for 155 ds. horse and cart at $1, 50. 

Dennis Murphy, for 44 days ditto 

John Craig, man, horse and cart 6 days at $3. 

J. Brophy, self, horse and cart 54 days at Ee 

Martin Gibbens, 87 days at $1.50 

Roger Denny, 57 days zi 

James Flarrety, 493 days i“ 

Dennis Donovan, 103} days “ 

John Nihan, 39 days. 

Michael Morrisey, 444 days ‘‘ 

John Murray, 13 ds. os, $19.50; “by old rails, 15 

Edward Burns, 5 days labor at $1. 50 a 4 

John A. Tucker, for stock and labor on railing 

A. T. Stearns, lumber for railing, Randolph Avenue 

0.5. Godfrey, lumber for ee Harland St. i 

S. Churchill, gravel 

D. G. Corliss & Co., covering stone, gravel, ‘stone 
chips, &c. : : ; 

M. Day & Co., for drain pipe : 


KH. Blackman, repairing cart, tools, and shoeing horse 


S. Gannett, for grain for horse 
S. Cook, for posts for railing . 


317 loads gravel and stones (pavers), Craig Pit. 


$1,278.06 
51.00 
42.75 
62.25 
52.50 
49 20 
24.15 
24.75 
34.12 
18.75 
34.87 


$1,703.00 


. 
$324.00 
232.50 
47.82 
232.50 
6.75 
18.00 
16.50 
131,25 
85.50 
74.25 
155.25 
58.50 
66.75 
18.75 
7.50 
20022 
18.18 
7.80 
7.50 


12.88 
11.80 
44.43 
44.10 

7.40 


$1,659.13 


‘19 


Centre Town. Extra. 


Paid D. Abie & Son, for paving gutter. 
D. G. Corliss & Co., grate, stones and gala, 
M. Day & Co., for pipe 
J. Rooney, 44 ‘days labor 


150 loads gravel, Town Pit... 
7A ‘oe Dy, Lo Coragany hs P. 
oo «© py Faulkner, ot 


Care of Bridges. 


Paid A. C. Hawes, care Granite Bridge one year 
W. Preston, cask spikes 


John H. Burt & Co., for planking Mattapan Bridge. 


Clearing Roads of Snow. 


Paid sundry persons at East Milton 
George Piper and others 
Orin Wetherbee, team 
Henry F. Fish and others 
F. & G. Badger 
T. Brown 
John Sias and others 
John Pierce 
Isaac Winchenbaugh 
R. W. Sumner 
Henry W. Vose 
P. Joyce 
J. arareay and others 
J. H. Farrington . 
A. E. Crowd 
G. L. Ferry, $5 ; John Vose, 83. 60. : 
John Pierce, $21, 75; J. Winchenbaugh, $3 
W. Field, wt, 40; O. Cutting, $5.80 ‘ 
L. Colman, $1.60 ; H. &. Somes, $1.50 . 
S. A. Shaw, $1.10; A. Holmes, Jr., $10 
1879. 
W. Wilson 
M. Lahey and others, 
James Gallagher, Jr., and others 
S. G. Stone . ; 
John Pierce and Con. Hayes ; : 
Orin Wetherbe, $1.80 ; John Welsh, $2 


$74.50 
10.63 
30.25 
6.75 


$122.13 


$250.00 
3.50 
155.00 


$408.50 


$200.00 
60.40 
15.20 
65.85 
6.00 
69.50 
22.90 
18.00 
338.30 
8.00 
9.25 
13.60 
56.90 
25.00 
76.20 
8.60 
94.75 
7.20 
3.10 
11.10 


7.40 
28.45 
20.50 

3.00 
15.00 

3.80 


$813.00 


20. 


LIGHTING STREET LAMPS. 
55 Lamps by Kerosene. 
Paid Samuel Walker & Co., for 18 bbls. kerosene oil $100.26 


S. L. Tucker & Son, for lamps, chimneys, etc. ; 47.37 
Charles Tileston, for repair of lanterns / ; 15.84 
R. L, Chapman, for repair of lanterns. : 25.25 
S. Cook, Jr., for lighting 50 lamps 1 year. ; 360.00 
AO ad ‘resetting lamp posts. ‘ 6.00 
Wm. Hockaday, for epee i) maps 9 mos., Mattapan 30.00 
Whall’s Express. 6.00° 

: $590.72 

36 Lamps by Naphtha. 

Paid Samuel Walker & Co., for 29 bbls. naphtha . . $209.86 
Patrick Watson, for lighting and care of sai k 256.00 
H. Gallagher, for carting 28 bbls. oil : 14.00 
J. Babcock & Co., burners, matches, etc. : : 34.48 

$514.34 


Cost of 2 Gas Lights. 
Paid Dorchester Gas Co., for gas and lighting the same $121.64 


By Individuals. 


Paid Josiah Babcock & Co., oil and care of paP : 7.64 
David W. Tucker, : 6.00 
George Vose, 9 3- 4 mos. ‘i - ef ‘ 11.37 
L. W. Babcock, a +) hina year 6.00 

$31.01 


CONSTRUCTION ACCOUNT. 


Clapp and Short Streets. 


Paid James Whelan, 2734 days labor as foreman, at $2. $55.00 
231 ‘¢ man, horse and cart, at $3. . 70.50 


a rc powder and fuse, and use of drills 5.50 
John Rooney, 104 days labor, at $1.50 i 15.75 
di iM A1d ‘« men, horses & carts, at $3. 124.50 
Colman Joyce, RL ics self, horse and cart, at $8. 63.00 
6 “6 44 66 ‘6 66 $1 50 6. 5 
Nathan Pond, igs ete e af 4: $3.00 48.00 - 
Tim. Ryan Lou pine pire ae Cae, Phe A SAG. 00 
John Whelan, 274 °<* labor,’ at’$1:50> ~~ : 41,25 
James Whelan, 4 BA. WG ih as r y 43.50 


Amount carried forward, $518.75 . 


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Amount brought forward, $518.75 


Paid John Nihan, 274 days labor at, $1. 50 : 4725 
John Murray, 17 “ A } 25.50 
Wm. McDermott, 6 “ gs + , : 9.00 
M. Day & Co., drain pipe : A : . 3 10.80 
abe Godfrey, lumber for bridge. ; : 6.97 

1130 loads gravel from Town Pit. $612.27 


On Austin’s Corner. 
Paid J. Winchenbaugh 14 days, self, horse & cart, at $3.50 49.00 


Wm. Hockaday. 5 ot 4 $3.00 15.00 

John Diskin, Up RN labor, at $1.624 : 23.75 

Patrick Joyce, PE Tiss $1. 50 6 21.00 

Michael Lahey, Been ts 4 dt 6.00 
m ; 

150 loads of gravel from Town Pits $113.75 


MISCELLANEOUS HIGHWAY EXPENSES. 


Paid Ames Plow Co., for shovels and rakes : : $19.95 
Kinsley Iron Co., stock and labor on cart : , 20.50 
Parker & Gannett, for road rakes : : 5 . 4.50 
Dodge, Gilbert & Co., hammers, etc. iu i P 20.34 
John A. Tucker, repair roller cart, etc. . : : 16.56 

_J. Strangman, repairharness . ; i : 9.52 
Todd & Tucker, printing blank bills. ; } 2 00 
W. Preston, $1.23; U. 5. Godfrey, cement, $1 45. 2.68 
G. H. Bird, tool handles ; 3,00 
S. Cook, horse- -keeping to date, 8 weeks i 24.00 
C. CG. Holmes, medical attendance, Es ish ain: ; 25.00 

ss C. Burns . “a 5.00 
W. -: Cook, a a -keeping 9 weeks : : 27.00 
5S. Gannett, grain for horse A : ; 18.90 
Kstate C, G, Hunt, repairs to pung °. : ; ‘ Seen 
Brock & Crane, watering streets : 7.50 
S. Cook, to painting 3 carts, stone wagon and roller 25.00 
a to oiling 3 cart harnesses ‘ 6.00 
So mending harness,..25; card; 30° : ; 55 
cf carting pipe from Neponset, four times. 6.00 
‘« « ~“ repairing gutter and removing stone : 1.50 
«paid for lighting lamp, street closed J 1.00 
«man and team, rolling 9 days. - : 45.00 
‘stationery, postage, and car fare . : 7.25 
“ ** care of streets and lamps ’ ‘ : 600.00 
J. Babcock & Co., black oil for carts ‘ 1.37 


$905.47 


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RECAPITULATION OF HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT. 


Repairs. 
North Hast Section ‘ : ; ; $3,010.64 
West, including Ee ae : : 2,853.39 
South Section : ‘ : ; 1,659.13 
Centre of town, extra. : ; : 122.13 
Bridges : : : : Meee, 408.50 
Clearing roads of snow : ‘ 813.00 
Lighting streets. ; : 4 1,257.71 
Miscellaneous expenses . : 305.47 
Salary of Superintendent 600.00 
Total cost of lighting streets and Me 
roads and bridges : ah 
Construction. Py 
Clapp and Short Streets .. : ; $612.27 
Austin’s Corner. ; : ; 113.75 
126.02 
$11,755.99 
Add difference in appraised value of stock 
and tools—1878 and 1879 : ; 78.40 
Total outlay on highways . : : : $11,834.39 


Nore.—2,606 loads of gravel and stone were taken from the 
new gravel pits. 3 
Account of Stock and Tools in hands of Superintendent of 
Highways, February 3, 1879. 


3 horses, $400; 3 carts, $120 : 4 . $520.00 
3 cart harnesses, $30; 1 stone wagon, B85 : : 115.00 
1 street roller, $300; 4 screens, $20 . : . 4 320.00 
8 hay cutters, $12; 3 erain chests, $6 : 18.00 
‘Stone tools and hammers, $30; 1 bush scythe, $1 ; 31.00 
2 wooden horses and signs, $9 ; oil cans and lanterns, $2 11.00 
5 iron rakes, $5; 1 grub hoe, .50 : i : 5 5.90 
Spade, post- hole spoon and axe : 1.50 
16 shovels, $12; 4 handles for stone hammers, 8] 4 13.00 
Paving tools, 88 ; 4 stone hammers, $10. : : 18.00 
13 picks, 16; 4 stone see $2 : : : 18.00 
3 blankets, 3 halters, 3 surcingles 5.00 
1 plough and 2 points, $9; ; combs and brushes, $1. 50 10.50 
$1,086.50 

Value of stock and tools, February 4, 1878, . . 1,164.90 


Less than in 1878 . . : , $78.40 


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Granite Bridge. 


Paid James H. Freeman & Co., contract for 
renewal . ‘ bh L466 
Whitman & Breck, plans for reconstructing 65.00 


$1,538.56 


New Street from Paul’s Bridge to Blue Hill Avenue. 


Paid Thos. Coregan, contract for mak’g road $413.06 
s cash for lanterns and oil 7.25 
Whitman & Breck, for plaus and surveys 175.00 


—_——. 595.31 
Thatcher Street. 
Paid Patrick Brennan, balance in full on con- 
. tract, 1877 ‘ : d . $200.00 
Land damages—Duncan Welsh $100.00 
A. W. Austin 100.00 
———__—__—— 200.00 
$400.00 


Comparative Statement for Six Years. 


1878, $20,040.19 1875, $10,858.85 1877, $11,833.74 
Weit 15,607.26 1876, 14,117.68 1878, 11,884.39 


Rite DEPARTMENT 


Hydrant Engine ESE 


Paid 53 members 1 years service : - $530.00 
And extra service at Penniman’s fire . 10.00 
Wm.W. Merrill, services as steward 10 mos. $50. 00 
Khas Williams, fs ee C6 De IAL Oh 
James Gallagher, AO ass diets sf 4‘ 14.00 
88.00 
J. Babcock & Co., oil supplies ; ; 39.44 
L. N. Godfrey & Co., coal and wood . 6.75 
B. Hart, expressage 7.75 
W. B. Randlett and W. W. Merrill, stock and 
labor on repairs EH. H. ; ; 36.44. 
William Hall & Co., 30 keys . : 6.60 
F. M. Severance and R. L: - Chapman, repairs 
on EH. H. . 840.98 


Amounts carried forward, $437.96 $628.00 


24 


Amounts pet forward, $437.96 


Paid Sundry small repairs. 15.59 
Window shades + : ; 8.40 
Hunneman & Co., oil and repairs on hose 9.50 
Watch at Loud’s fire i 12.50 
Refreshments, &c. Crawford’s, $40, 80 ; Loud?s, 

$29.65 ; May, L877;.85.04 : c 15.99 
Granite Hook and Ladder Company. 

Paid 27 members I years service - 210.00 

And extra service at Penniman’s é 10.00 

William Welsh, services one year as steward 45.00 

K. J. Eaton, use of horse at fires ; 10.00 

J. Babcock & Co., oil, brooms, &c. » wis 


Ninety Hose Company. 


Paid 4 members 1 years service . 4 ; 40.00 
Blake Hose Co., 2424 feet fire hose . Sn Lae 
Severance & Chapman, stock and labor . 23.97 
Whall’s express : i Cintas : 10 


Comparative Statement for Six Years. 


$628.00 


559.94 


$1,187.94 


282.92 


$1,806.99 


1873, $981.39 1875, $1,036.99 1877, $1,346.59 
1874, 934.83 1876, 861.14 1878, 1,806.99 


POLICE? DE PARA MENT: 


Paid 8. ne: Hebard, services constable 1 yr. $1, 003.75 


“atpolls . 2.00 

H “« executing dog license law 40.00 

33 spills Almshouse. : : as coke Meath 

J. W. Jewett, services as constable l yr. , 1,003.75 
4 at polls, and warrants - 14,00 

ay ae at Almshouse . - 11.00 

ty 3 use of team conveying officers 13.75. 


Amount carried forward, 


$1,056.75 


1,042.50 


$2,099.25 


25 


Amount brought forward, $2,099.25 
Paid Maurice Pierce, police duty sundry times 40.15 
¢ at Almshouse . US meas ray ds 
298.50 
E. t. Hopkins, police duty sundry times 85.50 
‘‘ at Almshouse a AU en 
125.75 
Police duty to G. A. Harned, $8. 25; 5. W. Alden, 
$10.25; G. & A. Crowd, $4; S. ©. Allen, $5 . 27.50 
A als Farrington, distributing ae and warrants, . 
and at polls ; 26.00 
Walter Preston, supplies for lock- “up "2.87 ' 
Charles Tileston, stove fixings ; } 3 84 ; 
6.71 
C. Sanford, police badge 7 ; . : 2.75 
Da W Mitchell, 5 silver badges : 16.00 
Quincy lock-up—provision for prisoners : : 1.50 
$2,603.96 


Comparative Statement for Six Years. 


1878, $1,272.04 1875, $2,335.73 1877, $2,442.59 
1874, 1,214.73 1876, 2,447.91 1848, 2,603.96 


PAY OF TOWN OFFICERS. 


Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the Poor. 


Paid Samuel Babcock “ : : ‘ $400.00 
Henry 8S. Russell j : ; 
T. Edwin Ruggles ; : A 300.00 | 
700.00 
School Committee. 
Paid Frederick = Sea ht 
T. F. Clary 
©. E. ©. Breck, 12 mos. as Secretary, $95 : 
6 mos. on Committee, $25 ‘ 50,00 
E. D. Wadsworth, 6 mos. . : : 25.00 
R. C. Watson ; 
J. Walter Bradlee, 8 mos. Committee, 831. 50 ; 
Secretary, $15; car pie - ; ; 58.50 
W.E. C. Eustis ; : 
John Littlefield 
Joseph R. Webster 
133.50 


Amount carried forward, $833.50 


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Amount brought forward, $833.50 


Auditors. 

Paid George Vose . ‘ : ab 28.00 

George K. Gannett : ; : : 25.00 
53.00 

Collector of Taxes. 

Paid Simeon Emerson ; : : , 500.00 

Town Clerk. 

Paid H. B. Martin, salary. 250.00 


» Recording 14 births at 50c. $32, 00; 20 ‘deaths 
at 35c. $7; 23 marriages at Lbe. a 20.; 


13 deaths at 10c. $1.30 : 44.50 
294 50 
Town Treasurer. 
Paid Charles Breck, since oaus sealer of bn: ° 
and meaures, $15 265.00 
$1,946.00 
PRINTING AND STATIONERY. 

Paid David Clapp & Son, Annual Report, . $143.32 

200 pamphlets & 1,000 envelopes, townseal 12.50 
| 155.82 

Rockwell & Churchill, printing ; 88.25 

School Reports, $51, 45; Tax bills, $9. 50 57.95 
96.20 
Charles K. Darling, stationery and blank books ; ; 6.50 
A.K. Gay & Oo., : 7.98 
M. R. Warren, hy F : 4.50 
Sam’l Babcock, pd. for ‘ a di : = MN) 
Charles Breck, paid for blank and check books . ; 2.00 
H, B. Martin, paid for blank book and printing . ; 3.35 
$290.45 


ABATEMENT OF TAXES. 


Personal Estate, J. D. Bradlee, 1877. ; $2.65 
F, M. Hamlin, 1878 h 3.50 

Jonathan Mann, 1878 . t 35.00 

Heirs 8. K. Bailey, 1878 _.. 7.00 

A. Holmes, Jr., 1878 . 1.40 


Gis Farrington, 1876-1878 . 19,15 


Amount carried forward, $68.70 


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Amount brought forward, 


Real Estate, Heirs of John ers 
J. Hi Hall. 
Josiah Welsh 


14 Poll Taxes, 1877 
56 Poll Taxes, 1878 


21.00 
7.00 
~ 3.50 


28.00 
112.00 


STATE AID TO SOLDIERS. 


Paid family of A.G. Hoffman 
‘ Stephen Griffin 

ene .George, 0. Baxter 
oh el FON ee William Buchan 
eee YS iPatrick Dunican 
fee adoseph A. Parsons 
eee eo (Wiliam O° Baxter 
ot *¢ ~~ *¢’ Charles Bronson 
ome he Wm: M: Butler 
fee George: Lone 


$72.00 
36.00 
48.00 
48.00 
48.00 
48.00 
48.00 
48,00 
32.00 
12.00 


$68.70 


31.50 


$140.00 


$240.20 


$440.00 


POOR AND INDIGENT SOLDIERS AND SAILORS, 


Paid to Henry W. Fish 
William W. Merrill 
Samuel Walden 
James Wigley 
James F. Lord 
Otis A. Skinner . 
William T. Boden 
John Murray . 
Michael Madden 
Terrence Sweeney 
Hliphalet E. Sargent 
George E. Mitchell 
Christopher Nolan 
Patrick Cunningham 
Samuel G. Thayer 
Elijah Piper 
John R. Martin . 
Elbridge Snow 
William F. Leavitt 


Amount carried forward, 


Under Act of 1878. 


$124.00 
32.00 
32.00 
32.00 
32.00 
32.00 
32.00 
32.00 
32.00 
32.00 
102.00 
24.00 
24.00 
24.00 


24..00 , 


24.00 
24.00 
24.00 
24.00 


$706.00 


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Amount brought forward, $706.00 
Paid to Thomas Williams 5 ; ; 24.00 
James Murphy : : 24.00 
Thomas Madden E ; : ; ‘ 24.00 
William H. Roberts . ; : : 24.00 
Luther A. Ford ; Bed f : : 16.00 
Edwin Houghton ; : : 5 16.00 
Barney Manion . : 5 : : 16.00 
James Chamberlain . . : ; : 16.00 
James R. Robertson 4 : . : 8.00 
Henry Plaswell : ’ ; , ; 8.00 
John O’Hern. : : ; 8.00 
William P. Bronsdon ‘ : ; ; 8.00 
George H. Bury : : : ; 8 00 
John G. Crossman : : i ; 8.00 
914.00 
Paid as follows : 
Disbursed at Almshouse : ‘ ‘ . $102.00 
ig in cash : : : ‘ . 812.00 
$914.00 
CEO Mee le metal 
Town Appropriation ‘ ; : : . $2,000.00 
Interest of Amory Fund . ; : 30.00 
i Perpetual Care Fund (J. Ruge es) 18.00 
Ar cet GW: Hollingsworth) . 18.00 
4 3 * thes) » ee ner See 18.00 
iS | Es Pole d wa DO Tes) sais . 12.00 
“) re a SO CEL SAt ured je : 9.00 
MS Citi? (OVELobart) allies 9.00 | 
th nf a ‘* (C. Taylor) ; : 18.00 
be = A “« (5. Littlefield) . { 12.00 
$2,144.00 
Expended as by the following 
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES. 
Receipts. 
Balance in*hands of Trustees, Feb. 1, 1878. : ; $196.25 
Town Appropriation : , : cee 20000 
Interest of Amory Fund . , 4 ; ; 30.00 
Interest of Perpetual Care Fund sett opeahs ; : 114.00 


Amount carried forward, $2,340.25 


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Amount brought forward, $2,340.25 
Received for hay : : F : : 15 00 
ss ‘‘ cedar posts . ; : ; : : 8.00 
a “leaves”: F 6.00 
se ‘“ labor and expense on lots for individuals 487.99 
$2,857.24 

Expenditures. 
Paid Charles Wadsworth, 684 days labor at $2 . : $137.00 
“ 201k = at $O1oe 6° 428,18 
HL “ 155 ds. horse and cart a ih 50 = 232.50 
J. A. Packard, 624 days labor at $1.624 . ; 101.56 
Ay 1712 days labor at $1.75 . 3 300.55 
J. @. Crossman, 7 days labor at $1.25... , 8.75 
1203 days labor at $1.50 . é 181.12 
J. Pitzpatriok: 67 days labor at $1.50. f wee LOOOG 
H.R. Piper, 432 - : p q 65 62 
E. Wetherbee, 383 rf rf ? ! , 58.12 
J. McCloud, 174 “ a ch : : 26.25 
Bay a Vose, 29° «! c ss ; j 43.50 
& “ alae ss horse and cart at $1.50 . aha 
_ ue 138 loads of stone at 20 cents . ' 27.60 
Di patey, 21 t if fs } 43.40 
O. Wetherbee, carting 8 cords manure at $2 . 16.00 
a 4 4 cord manure delivered . 3.75 
Heb, Chapman, paint’¢ hearse and tool- houses, and stock 33.20 
G. H. Stone, 4 doz. rose plants ; , 3.00 
P. Nugent, repairing John Ruggles monument. 8.00 
C. Frizell, step ladders. ; : ‘ 4.48 
H bali Tucker, repairing hearse- house. : : 12.83, 
EK. D. Wadsworth, 8 cords manure at $6 . : . 48.00 
J. M. Whittemore, blank books and tages : 4.40 
O. 3. Godfrey, lumber . Z A 3:39 
C. Tileston, wire and zinc , : a acs : 1.01 
W. Preston, basket and tools . . : : ; 3.92 
J.T. Hunt, 8? cords manure at $6 ; é ; 52.50 
Morss & Whyte, pair drive-way gates . ; ; 100.00 
H. F. Thayer, 490 bedding plants . ‘ 29.40 
J. D. Bradlee & Co., trees, shrubs and plants | : 99,25 
G. K. Gannett, 832 cords manure, delivered, at $7.50 65.62 
P. Nugent, cutting down and lettering monument . 21.75 
D. G. Corliss & Co., stone and labor , ‘ 100.00 
J. Breck & Sons, lawn-mower f 22.00 
ok ‘* grass seed, $7. 15: tools, $5, 3) ae Tae 
ns CX Teele, postage stamps and expressage, . 3.85 
‘¢ services and use of horse . : ‘, 250.00 
Ben in hands of Trustees Feb. 1, 1879— 2,685.75 


Cash, $45.75; uncollected bills, $125.74 171.49 


$2,857.24 


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The work in the Cemetery has progressed as usual during the 
season. ; 

Pine Avenue and Lily Path have been made; thus opening the 
area of about forty very pleasant lots. 

Work has been done on the upper portion of Centennial Avenue, 
and also on Holly and Heath Paths for the purpose of reaching 
the plat for single graves. This work should be continued the 
coming year, that the lot for single graves may be made ready 
for occupancy. 

The tomb which has been used for several years as a Receiving 
Tomb, is wholly unfit for the purposes of the town. Designed 
for a family tomb, it is far too narrow and contracted for the 
present use. From the experience of the past year, the Trustees 
are convinced of the necessity of a different arrangement ; and 
they recommend that a Receiving Tomb be constructed during 
the next season. 

The Trustees desire to express their thanks to John D. Brad- 
lee & Co. for the donation of many trees, shrubs and plants, 
which appear on the ornamental lot near the tool-house. 

For the general care and improvement of the Cemetery, the 
Trustees recommend the usual appropriation of two thousand 
dollars. 

Respectfully submitted, 


SAMUEL BABCOOCK, 
- J. WALTER BRADLEE, 
A. K. TEELE, 
O. W. PEABODY, 
R. M. TODD. 


PU Bion RB ARN 


TREASURER’S REPORT. 


Receipts. 
Balance in hands of Treasurer, Feb. 9, 1878 . $527.26 
Town Appropriation. ; : 800.00 
de dog license money ‘ 364.98 
From Librarian for fines ~*, ; ; , 56.00 


$1,748.24 


ON 


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Expenditures. 

Paid Lockwood, Brooks & Co., for books . $420.99 
do. for periodicals : : : 48.55 
Little, Brown & Co., for book ; : 3.00 
F. Leypoldt, for Publisher’s Weekly . 3.20 
A. R. Gay & Co., for ledger é 12.00 
Carter & Weston, for binding 34.97 
A. Mudge & Son, for printing Bulletin 39.00 
- do. do. do. cards,. etc. 6.75 
Dillingham Paper Oo., for covers , i 6.75 
Dorchester Gas Light Co. . ; 5 37.80 
L. N. Godfrey & Co., forcoal i 9.24 
O.S. Godfrey aon. ‘ 8.99 
Cyrus Brewer, for Insuranc i : 61.25 
C. EH. Whall, expressage ‘ ; ; 10.45 
A.Gramer, cleaning and putting down carpets 5.00 
J. H. Pray, Sons & Co., for matting. 19.20 
C. Tileston, cleaning and repairing stoves 5.00 
J. Whelan, labor on hitching post ‘ 1.25 
Milton Post Office, rent of box . \ 1.00 


Miss J. H. Emerson, librarian one year 300.00 
do. furnishing substitute 2 weeks 12.00 

do. cash paid repairing table, etc. 10.00 

do. cash, incidental expenses 7.25 

K. J. Baker, rent of building ; 168.00 
| | 1,231.64 
Balance in hands of Treasurer, Feb. 10, 1879 516.60 


$1,748.24 


Examined and approved, GEORGE VOSE, Treasurer. 
Gro. K. Gannert, 
A. K. TEE, Auditors for Trustees. 


The Milton Public Library now contains seven thousand nine 
hundred and thirty-six volumes. 

_ Three hundred and seventy-five books have been added during 
the year. A Bulletin of the new books is being prepared, and 
will soon be distributed through the Town. 

We learn from the Librarian that the weekly average of books 
taken from the Library is, for the Summer months, about three 
hundred, and for the Fall and Winter months is much larger. 
The delivery’ on Saturday is generally about one hundred books. 

It also appears, from the record, that the demand for solid read- 
ing, during the past year, has greatly exceeded that of any pre- 
vious year. Works on history, especially, have been called for. 
True stories of the early adventurers have partially superseded 
the call for exciting fiction. This is all in the right direction. 

Our Public Library is renewedly commended to the citizens as 
one of our best educators. A. K, TEELE, 

For the Trustees. 


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MISCELLANEOUS TOWN EXPENSES. 
Building New Town House. 


Paid Hartwell & Tilden, Architects. . $1,200.00 
A.J. Bradlee, Consulting Architect : 250.00 
————. 1,450.00 
Thomas Coregan, grading ; F . 1,500.00 
James Faulkner, es ' : . 346.00 
Whitman & Breck, ‘“ . a : 150.00 
R. G. Manning, trees : hah, LOLOO 
C. Cutting, ; 12.00 
Whall’s Express, expressage ¢ on trees. 2.50 — 
Walter Preston, grass seed. 2.26 
T. H. Ruggles, 184 loads screened oravel - 40,20 . 
——. 2,071.96 
W.C. Poland & Son, masonry ; . 138,000.00 
Cressy & Noyes, carpentering . . 10,000.00 
——_——. 23,000.00 


D. G. Corliss & Co., stone andlabor ontablet 40.42 
Hicks & Badger, copper box for corner stone ~ 3.00 


Sate 43.42 
Walker & Pratt, 4 furnaces. : , 750.00 
I..S. Tucker, 4 furnace regulators. 5 48.00 
——— 198.00 
Whall’s Exp., one Johnson pune and buckets 8.05 
M. Pierce, night watch 1.50 
co 9.55 
Thomas W. Carter, drain pipe ; : : : 93.39 
$27,466.32 
; Purchase of Gravel Hill. | 
Pd. John Craig, for gravel hill, for use of roads $500.00 : 
Wood & Welsh, << 2,795.40 | 
——— 3,295.40 
Building two New Fire Reservoirs at East Milton. 
Paid Daniel O’Connell, contract for same . $224.00 
Extra labor in pumping . 68.70 
O. T. Rogers & Co., covering stones 72.90 
P. T. Mackay, two iron covers : : 21.50 
———- 387.10 
General Liems. 
Paid Henry Mitchell, for town seal . , $75.00 
2 wood engravings of same . 4 ‘ 29.00 


Amounts carried forward, $104.00 $3,682.50 


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Amounts brought forward, 
Care of Town House ¢ : 


S. L. Tucker & Co., oil, etc, 6.79 
L. N. Godfrey & Co., coal, Town House 21.00 

wood for 8. Hall : é 4,38 
Whall’s Express 3.50 
Charles Tileston, stove repairs ; 25.43 
S. W. Johnson, rent of hall, 1 year 60.00 
G. Haynes & Son, stove work 9.50 
J. Walter Bradlee, decoration of graves 100.00 
John Packard, case and lettering town seal 5.00 
S. C. Hebard, care selectmen’s room, 1 year 12.00 
M. Taylor, search for Holmes 2.00 


Sam’! Babcock, expressage, carriage hire & car fare 

H. B. Martin, car fare, 2 safe keys, express to Canton 

Watson & Edwards, Insurance on new Town House 
for 5 years 

O.S Godfrey, 22 520 Ibs. coal for new Town House 


REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER. 


1878. 


Receipts. 


Feb. 4. Cash on hand 
9, 


Balance of Corporation Tax, from State 
Treasurer 


9, Hired at B, ‘Hill N. Bank on 4 mos. 
March 2. 
2. QO. TL. Godfrey, LS aa on coal 
16, Hired at Blue Hill N. Bank, J mos. 
30. ' 6é i 
30. J. ma Senn for use of Town House : 
Apr. 15. Hired of William Tucker, on demand, at 
5 per cent. . 
15. Dividend on 6 shares B. H. N. Bank 
15. John Littlefield, for perpetual care of lot 
in Cemetery é 
15. Simeon Emerson, Collector - , 
29. N. E. Trust Co. on demand, at 44 per ct. 
May 18.: Blue Hill N. Bank, 4 mos. 3 
28. 


Amount carried forward, 


$104.00 $3,682.50 
23.50 


377.10 
46.70 
4.15 


150.00 
67.81 


$4328.26 


$585.09 


¥ 
128.13 

3,000.00 
3,000.00 

5.00 
3,000.00 
3,000.00 

9.00 


1,000.00 
15.00 


200.00 
600.00 
5,000.00 . 
5,000.00 
4,000.00 


$28,542.22 


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Amount brought forward, 
May 28. Cash, F. W. K. Nye, for apothecary license . 
June 8. Blue Hill N. Bank, 4mos. . 
8. 0.8. Godfrey, rent of Landing place 
to May] . 
29. Hired of Blue Hill N. Bank, 4 mos. 
Ap Th van 6 nf 
ren 8. eee Merete aoneeee 1871 
27. Blue Hill N. Bank, 4mos. . 
Aug. 5. State Treasurer, for 1 year at 4 per ct. 


Sept. 2. City of Fitchbure, for 3 years at 5 per ct. 


ve Received as aang on the above 


$28,542.22 
1.00 
6,000.00 


50.00 
6,000.00 
5,000.00 

500.00 
5,000.00 
5,000.00 

10,000.00 
100.00 


%. Louisa C. Williams, at 4 per ct. on demand 327.00 


21. Blue Hill N. Bank, ‘a mos. 


Amount carried forward, 


4,897.50 


28. rs cf 3 mos. : 5,000.00 
28. ahi Rade Collector, 1878 12,000.00 
Oct. 5. Dividend on 6 shares B. H. N. Bank 12.00 
29. Hired at Blue Hill N. Bank, 2 mos. 2,000.00 
29. R. L. Chapman, rent of Landing re to 
May 1 : 25.00 
20 State Mise 1 year at 4 per ct. . 33,0000 
Nov. 2. Louisa C. Williams, on demand, at 4 per ct. 657.00 
5. Blue Hill N. Bank, 1 mo. 5,000.00 
5. G. W. ene rent of Landing place 
to May : 50.00 
9, Simeon ones Collector 6,000.00 ° 
23. él 3 6,000.00 
30. fy * ‘ . 15,000.00 
ec.) 9: 0. S. Godfrey, rent of Landing place | to 
Nov. 1 ‘ : 50.00 
9, Corporation Tax, received ae State "Treas. 5,451.63 
9. Bank Tax ‘i 4 3,745.87 
9. Soldiers’ Aid $s f yen 436.00 
9, S. L. Tucker, rent of Harland St. house lot 6.00 
9. Return Premium on W. School House, 
Q. M. F. Ins. Co. : 15.00 
9. Return Premium on same ae D. & M. F. 
Ins. Co. : ; 12.50 
1879. 
Jan. 6, From Town of Quincy, for assistance to Poor 29.70 
Kil; Simeon Emerson, Collector 8,000.00 
25. From the Poor department 96.42 
25. Simeon Emerson, Collector (1876, $100 ; 
1877, $400) ; 3,548.41 
25. State Treasurer, Town proportion ‘State 7 
School Fund 54.33 
30. County Treasurer, Dog Tax refunded 404.98. 
Feb. 1. 5S. Emerson, Collector, Interest on Taxes 
of 1877 38.75 


$150,051.36 


EE 


Feb. 


ae 
e . 


1 
a 
1 


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Amount brought forward, $150,051.36 


. Cash, S. Emerson, Collector, for Taxes, 1878 3,000.00 
Wm. P, Blanchard, Income of Hay Scales 22.15 
G. W. Nickerson, tent of Landing place 
to Nov. 1, 1878 50.00 
S. Emerson, on account of Taxes for 1878 1,000.00 
4 of Mr. Robbins’ s Address 1.00 


Gross receipts $154,124.51 


Expenditures. 
. Paying discount on note at B. H. N. Bank, 

$3,000, 4 mos. : $61.50 
Discount ditto ditto 61.50 
Town note of Jan. 9, 1878. ; 3,000.00 
Discount on note at B. Hi N. Bank, $3, 000, 

4mos. . { 61.50 
Discount ditto ditto JOT, 61.50 

és ditto $5,000, 4 mos. 102.50 
Town note of Jan. 19, 1878 ( 3,000.00 
Discount. on loa B. TL. N. Bank, $4. 000, 

4 mos. 82.00 


State Treasurer, 4 + of F. W. K. N ne s apoth 
ecary license : 25 


Town note of Jan. 26, 1878 d 3,000.00 
Discount on note at B. H. N. Bank, $6, 000, 

4mos. . 123.00 
Town note of Feb. 9, 1878 2 3,000.00 
Discount on note at B. H. N. Bank, 86, 000, 

4 mos. 123.00 
Recording plan of Harbor Commissioners 1.00 
Interest at N. E. Trust Co. ; 38.12 
Town note of March 2,.1878 3,000.00 
Joseph Sias, rent of school-house lot 6.00 
Town note of March 9, 1878 3,000.00 
State Treasurer, for water displaced G. Bridge 6.75 
Discount on note at B. H. N. Bank, 9, 000, 

4. mos. : y 102.50 
Discount ditto ditto 102.50 
Town note of March 30, 1878 3,000.00 

bas Dy May 18,1878. 5,000.00 
Discount on note at B. H. N. Bank, $5, 000, 

o Mos. | 77.50 
Interest at N. E. Trust Co. 56.25 
Town note of May 25, 1878 : 4,000.00 
A. Hemenway, 2 mos. ‘interest on #13) 000 

at 4 per ct. ; 80.00 


- Amount carried forward, $31,147.37 


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Amount brought forward, $31,147.37 
Oct. 5. Paying Town note of June 8, 1878 ¢ . 6,000.00 
19. Wm. Tucker, interest on $1,000 6 mos. . 25.00 

26. Discount on note B. H. N. Bank, Oct. 26, 
1878, $2,000 2 mos. ; : i ; 21.00 
29. Town note of June 29, 1878 ; , . 6,000.00 
Nov. 2. 2 « of L. C. Williams, $327, int. 2.16 329.16 
Ae pa cor Julyi618 TS... 8 . 5,000.00 
5. Discount on note B. H. N. Bank, hee 000 1 m. 27.50 
80. Town note of July 27, 1878 : . 5,000.00 
Dec. 2. be SEPM IN Os tas ttn d : . 5,000.00 
4. StateTax . Poe Nee 
28. Town note of Oct. 26, "1878 : : . 2,000.00 
30. N.E. Trust Co. interest . ‘ d . 56.88 
31. Town note of Sept. 28,1878 . : - 5,000.00 

1869. 
Jan. 4. Insurance on West School-house, $2, 000, 

5 years, in Quincy Mutual . : 50.00 
ditto in Dorchester Mutual, for 5 years . 45.00 
23. Town note of Sept. 21, 1878. : . 5,000.00 
Feb. 1. Balance of J. B. Hastings’s s note ; : 23.50 
3. 223 Town Orders p . o MI MOLI20 


3. Cash on hand to balance ; ? ‘ . 2,107.90 


cee 


$154,124.51 


ESTIMATED VALUE OF TOWN PROPERTY, REAL 


AND PERSONAL. 


West School House Lot . ; : : " ‘ $6,000.00 


Hast. pst sf My ; : : : ; 4 9,500.00 
North “ Cra Serkcs ‘ \ ; rods 4,500.00 
South “ en Aas ‘ ; ‘ % , , 2,000.00 
Centre “ 6 4: : , : A 3,300.00 
Pleasant Street School House Dict ibys d : ‘ 900.00 
Mattapan ‘s a a Hoes , , ‘ : 7,900.00 
Old Town House .. . f 4 500.00 
New Town House, amount paid o on account. : ot! 24,000.00 
H. Engine House, HM 1,000.00 
Landing place and two acres land above, at Lower Mills 8,000.00 
Landing place at Gulliver’s Creek é : : . 200.00 
Beal Marsh h ? : : 100.00 
Personal: . 

6 shares Blue Hill Bank . x 4 ; 600.00- 
Fire Engine, Hose, Hook and Ladders ‘ : : 300.00 
Stock and Tools at Town Farm : ; ‘ 713.75 
iF « Highway Department : ‘ , 1,086.50 
Town Seals, Weights and Measures. : : ‘ 500.00 


12 Hand Fire Pumps . é : : : DGG 


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NOTES OUTSTANDING. 


1879. Feb. 3. 
Wm. Tucker, Note of April 15, 1878, on demand, 5 p.c. $1,000.00 
New England Trust Co., Note Apr. 29,’78, ‘ 44 °* 5,000.00 
State Treasurer, Note of Aug. 5, 1878, one year, 4 ‘‘ 5,000.00 
City of Fitchburg, ‘‘ Sept. 2, 1878, three years,5 ‘‘ 10,000.00 
State Treasurer, ‘< Oct. 30,1878, one year 4.‘ 5,000.00 
L. C. Williams, ‘¢ Nov. 2, 1878, on demand,4 ‘‘ 657.00 


es 


26,657.00 
Interest on the above accrued but not yet due ; 375.33 
$27,032.33 
Cash due from Collector : 
Taxes of 1876 . ‘ ; . $100.00 
SRLS TT --.. : ‘ . 800.00. 
SRG Leds, : : . 3,000.00 
——— 3,400.00 
Cash in hand of Treasurer q : 2,107.90 
—— 5,507.90 
Net debt of the Town Feb. 38,1879 . °«. °-. $21,524.43 
‘ CHARLES BRECK, Treasurer. 


Tue Avpitors submit to the Town the Forty-second Annual 
Report of its affairs, for the year ending Feb. 8, 1879. 

The books and accounts have been examined, vouchers com- 
pared, and found correct. 

The Almshouse was found in a satisfactory condition. 


EDWARD CUNNINGHAM, ) ,, 5. 
EDWARD J. KENDALL, uantors, 


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ESTIMATE OF APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE ENSUING 


YEAR. 

For Schools, including General Superintendent . $15,800.00 
Poor ; 4,000.00 
Highways, including Street wae and Sup’t . 12,600.00 
Fire Department. ; 1,250.00 
Police ‘ 4 ; : ‘ ; 2,000.00 
Town Officers } . : , L 2,000.00 
Printing and Stationery. ; 7 300.00 
Abatement of Taxes . : ak, Lp st 400.00 
Cemetery . 4 , 4 : : 2,000.00 
Library ‘ ; : : ; ; 800.00 
Miscellaneous ay : : ‘ : ‘1,000.00 
Interest i 4 4 : : : 1,500.00 


$43,650.00 


TOWN STATISTICS. 


TOWN OFFICERS OF MILTON FOR THE YEAR 1878. 


Selectmen, Assessors, and ane of Poor. 


SAMUEL BABCOCK, HENRY S. RUSSELL, 
mT. EDWIN RUGGLES, 
Town Clerk. Town Treasurer. 
HENRY B. MARTIN. CHARLES BRECK. 


School Committee. 


FRED. FROTHINGHAM, J. WALTER BRADLEE, *W. E. C. EUSTIS, 
R. C. WATSON, TIMOTHY F. CLARY, © *E. D. WADSWORTH, 
*JOSEPH R. WEBSTER, JOHN LITTLEFIELD, *C. E. C, BRECK. 


Superintendent of Highways. 
SAMUEL COOK. 


Constables. 
SAMUEL C. HEBARD, HE. F. HOPKINS, WM. CUNNINGHAM, 
JONAS W. JEWETT, CALVIN SANFORD, dy Hi FARRINGTON, 
G. A. HARNED, MAURICE PIERCE, SAMUEL W. ALDEN. 
Collector of Taxes. 
SIMEON EMERSON. 
Auditors. 
EDWARD J, KENDALL, EDWARD CUNNINGHAM. 


Trustees of Cemetery. 
SAMUEL BABCOCK, J. WALTER BRADLEE, ALBERT K. TEELE, 


OLIVER W. PEABODY, *ROBERT M. TODD. 
Fence Viewers. 
CICERO CUTTING, SAMUEL COOK, HENRY W. VOSE. 


Trustees of Public Library. 
ALBERT K. TEELE, JAMES M. ROBBINS, *GEORGE VOSE, 
AL, HOLLINGSWORTH, GEORGE K. GANNETT, *E. L.. PIERCE, 
FRED. FROTHINGHAM, E. D. WADSWORTH, *W. B. WESTON. . 
Surveyors of Lumber. 
ROBERT M. TODD, a th WADSWORTH, P McDERMOTT, 
OREN BATES, JOHN H. BURT, GEORGE H. COFFIN. 
Engineers Fire Department. 
WM.S. wt NAY (Chief), W. B. RANDLETT (Clerk),R. L. CHAPMAN, 
HN B. BADGER, JOHN H. BURT. 
Pound Keeper. 
ISAAC C, GULLIVER. 


Representative to General Court, for the Fourth Norfolk District. 
HORACE E. WARE, of Milton. 


* Terms expire March, 1879. 


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REGISTRY OF BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS 


Jan. 12. 
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1878. 


. BIRTHS. 
The whole number of Births registered in 1878, was 64. Males, 32; 
Females, 32: as follows :— 


Henry Gill Pierce. 
William James Carroll. 
Mabel Louise Jessup. 
Edith Lizzie Marcy. 
Joseph Martin McCue. 
Perley Chester Hunt. 
Mary Catherine Hickey. 
Mary Ann Travers. 
Bancroft. 
Smith. 

George Henry Coffin, Jr. 
Mary Agnes Burns. 
Ferry. 

Frank Berry. 

John Forbes Perkins. 
William Robert Bellew. 
Elizabeth Cavanaugh. 
John Joseph Gutro. 
Susan Driscoll. 

Carrie Louise Staples. 
Mary Burns. 

John Thomas McCarty. 
Joseph Meagher. 

John Lewis Appleford. 
Hannah Bell Wigley. 


Clarissa Frances Chapman. 


John Ware. 

Katie Maria Cottle. 

Harriet Mary Whipps. 

Minetta Molineaux Man- 
ning, 

Gertrude Frances Cunning- 
ham. 

Mary Lynch. 

Ida Frances McIntyre. 


June 27. 
July 7. 
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Sept. 9 
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Oct... 3, 
24 19. 
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Edith Selina Tilden. 
George Waldo Gardner. 
Johannah Leary. 
Gertrude May Darby. 
Henry Nolan. 
Louise Josephine Land- 
strom. 
Lewis Hamlin Staples. 
Reginald Kingsbury Pierce. 
Samuel Brown Robinson. 
Ellen Louise Osgood. 
Annie Elizabeth Whelan. 
Edward Robson. 
Clara Hillman Haven. 


. Fennimore Shute Andrews. 


Isabell Mitchell. 

Babcock. 

Katie Fredericks. 

Elizabeth Buckley. 

John Andrew Chamber- 
laine. 

Mary Ellen Peden. 

Dudley. 

Ladd. 

Farrell. 

Katie Garrity. 

Charles Edward Whelan. 

Brown. 

Mary Gunning. 

Edwards. 

Mary Kersey. 

Jeremiah O’Connell. 

Andrew George Hoff- 
man, Jr. 


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MARRIAGES. 


The whole number of Marriages registered in Milton, for the year 1878, 


was 28, as follows :— 


1878. 
Jan. 31.—William Welsh, of Quincy, and Mary A Sweeney, of Milton. 
Feb. 13.—Stephen Gunning and Katie Callaghan, both of Milton. 
Feb. 28.—T'homas Hixon, of Boston, and Mary KE. Pratt, of Milton. 
Mar. 3.—Daniel O’Connell, of Milton, and Ellen Johnson, of Boston. 
Mar. 14.—Elias R. Emery and Adelaide J. Adams, both of Milton. 
Mar. 27—William H. Clements and M. Eva Pearce, both of Milton. 
April 3.—Charles F. Staples, of Boston, and Louise J. Bunton, of Milton. 
May 9.—William W. Merrill, of Milton, and Elizabeth A. Farnum, of Boston. 
May 18.—Walter C. Thayer, of Boston, and Sarah J. Sloane, of Milton. 
June 6.—Oscar W. Whitcher, of Boston, and Fannie C. Chapman, of Milton. 
June 13.—George M. Whipple, of Salem, and Emeline D. Bayley, of Milton. 
June 27.—William H. Bater, of Milton, and Rebecca F. Bird, of Boston. 
June 29.—Herhbert Moulton, of Milton, and Lizzie D. Lunt, of Boston. 
July 7.—Patrick J. Hannon, of Boston, and Ellen J. Lynes, of Milton. 
Aug. 1.—Thomas Craig, of Milton, and Fanny L. A. Gordon, of Ireland. 
Aug. 21.—Charles F. Blanchard, of Milton, and Jennie K. Parrott, of Boston. 
Aug. 26.—Arthur W. Clapp and Eveline M. Greene, both of Milton. 
Sept. 7.—Samuel A. Youngand Fannie A. Hastings, both of Milton. 
Sept. 19.—Michael Travers and Mary McLoon, both of Milton. 
Sept. 29.—Edward Byrnes and Ann Melvin, both of Milton. 
Oct. 20.—Thomas F. Whelan, of Milton, and Nellie E. Clinton, of Canton. 
Oct. 20.—Geo. I. Loud, of Milton, and Martha J. Edwards, of Laconia, N. H. 
Noy. 3.—Patrick Clifford and Catherine Cummings, both of Milton. 
Noy. 4.—John J. Auger and Bridget Burke, both of Milton. 
Noy. 16.—Babson S. Ladd, of Cambridge, and Ella Cora Brooks, of Milton. 
Dec. 25.—Henry N. Bates, of Hyde Park, and Emma M. Morse, of Milton. 
Dec. 26.—Walter T. Babcock, of Milton, and Frederica C. Breckenridge, of 
Meriden, Conn. 
Both parties American, 18 Trish and American, 1 
Ns e Wuerish, 7 Cuban and American, 1 
Trish and Canadian, 1 —28 


April 24 
May 7 
May 10 
May 
July 12 
July 
Aug. 13 
Aug. 
Sept. 1 
Sept. 1 
Sept. 10 
Sept. 10 
Sept. 14 
Oct. 11 
Oct. 
Oct. 
Nov... |7 
Nov. 
Noy, 
Deg.) )'2 
Dec. 138 


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DEATHS REGISTERED IN MILTON IN 1878. 
WHote No. 33. 


NAMES. 


Susan M. Stevens 
Frankie A. Choate 
Bancroft 
Smith 
John T. Donahue 
John Myers 
Roscoe EF. Kibble 
Josiah Fairbank 
Joseph Finnegan 
Mary A. Breck 
John O’Callaghan 
Thomas Morris 
Rosa M. Aiken 
Orissa Bunton 
Susan C. Pierce 
Isaac D. Hayward 
Gourney 
Dinah McDaid 
John Bater 
Frank Hass 
John Kersey 
Clarissa Holmes 
Theodora S. Watson 
Perley C. Hunt 
Francis Melvin 
Arthur W. Merriam 
George A. Mitchell 
George W. Clapp 
Howard S. Davenport 
Ellen Finnegan 
Charles C. Hunt 
Mary Pierce 
Samuel Littlefield 


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Mates, 22; Fremates, 11. 


“| .| 4 | Place of Birth. Disease. 
S| S| 
Ria 1A 
70| 0| 0|New Hamp. | Paralysis 
2) 9] 0| Quincy Spinal Meningitis 
0) 0} 1)| Milton Debility 
0| 0} 4) Milton Convulsions 
0|10}] 0| Milton Membran’s Croup 
66 | 10} 0) Milton Pneumonia 
1} 0| 22) Milton Diphtheria 
83 | 11) 0 | Northborough | Pneumonia 
0} 7|15 | Milton Marasmus 
73 |.9| 138 | Quincy Tuberculosis 
}| 0} 2 Milton Hydrocephalus 
63| 0] O| Ireland Dis. of Stomach 
1; 2} 0O| Milton Dentition 
56| 8|11/| St. Albans, Vt.| Heart Disease 
62) 5} 0 | Milton Carcinoma 
49 | 11 | 12 | Milton Pneumonia 
0| 0} 0] Milton Stillborn 
74| 0} O| Ireland Bright’s Disease 
55| 6| 0| England Purpura 
0|10} 3 | Quincy Cholera Infantum 
2} 4| 0} Milton Tuber. Meningitis 
80 | 0 | 22 | Randolph Dysentery 
21} 10| 4) Milton Sanguinea 
0| 7| 41| Milton Anemia 
3| 0| 6| Milton Tuber. Meningitis 
34| 4/11] Boston Consumption 
1| 11] 19} Boston Accidental Burn 
56 | 6| 19} Milton Heart Disease 
21| 0} 23} Milton Consumption 
26} 9| 0} Boston Phthisis 
39| 0} 0} Milton Suicide 
62|; 0} 0O/| Ireland Dropsy 
67 | 0}; 10 aime Cancer 
e, 


Twenty-seven persons have been brought from other towns, by permission, for in- 
terment in Milton, and sixteen persons have been removed from Milton for interment 


elsewhere 


Nots.—Owing to the neglect of the undertaker to make a return, 
death was omitted from the Auditors’ Report of 1878:—Died March 17, 


the following 
1877, Ada G. 


B. Zeigler; Age, 43 years; Place of Birth, Milton; Disease, cancer. ° 


TO THE CITIZENS OF MILTON. 


At the meeting held March 4, 1878, the Town passed the 


following vote :— 


Voted,—That the sum of Thirty-Five Thousand Dollars be appropri- 
ated for the erecting of a Town Hatt, and that a Committee of 
Nine be appointed to carry out the above purpose (not restricted as to 
size of building or materials used). 

Voted,—That the Town authorize a loan by which the Treasurer can 
borrow the above amount, to be paid in four annual instalments, one 
fourth the amount in 1878, and so on until the whole is paid; said 
vote for a loan passed by a two-thirds vote. 


Committee appointed :— 


Wititiam H. ForssEs, SAMUEL GANNETT, 
Grorce Voss, J. H. Woucort, 
Epwarp L, PIERCE, ALBERT K. TEELE, 
SamMueL Bascoock, CuHarLes L. CoPpELAND, 


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Horacrt E. WARE. 


Voted—That the Committee have power to fill any vacancies that 
may occur. . 


Mr. Charles L. Copeland being unable to serve, resigned, and 
Mr. James M. Robbins was elected in his place. 

The Committee at once entered upon the duty assigned to 
them, and after discussion and consultation with other citizens 


upon the requirements of the town, decided the following 


points :— 
First. That the building should be of brick and stone. 


Second. That the main Hall should have a capacity to seat 
seven hundred, including gallery. 

Third. That besides the main Hall, there were needed a 
smaller hall for collations, caucuses, or other purposes ; a room 
for Town officers, with fire-proof safe for records and papers 
adjoining; two cloak-rooms; a room where cooking could be 
done, and, if possible, one for school and other committee meet- 
ings. 


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Some twelve architects were then invited to submit prelimi- 
nary designs to the Committee. Eight accepted this proposal, 
and the Committee desire once more to thank these gentlemen 
for the pains they took in preparing their sketches, which con- 
tained so much that was excellent that the task of selection was 
rendered somewhat difficult. 

Mr. Nathaniel J. Bradlee was employed as consulting archi- 
tect, and has given material aid both in the examination and 
discussion of the plans offered, and later upon various questions 
of practical importance. 

The plans of Messrs. H. W. Hartwell and Geo. T. Tilden 
were accepted and all details agreed upon, and the working- 
plans in readiness for examination by builders about the Ist of 
May. These were submitted to about ten builders in competi- 
tion, and the contracts were awarded as follows ;— 


The mason’s work to . . . . W.C. Potanp & Sons, of Boston. 
The carpenter’s work to. . . Creesy & Noyes, “ i 
ile TOCHNE 04) spidey ¥) fei) ods FARQUHAR’S SONS é“ “<6 
The copper work to. . . . L. Cusnine & Son, of Waltham. 


The two last named contracts were afterwards included in 
that with Creesy & Noyes, as well as all glazing and painting 
except the decoration of the two Halls and the front entrance, 
which was executed by W. J. McPherson, of Boston. ° 

A sub-committee of four, consisting of Rev. A. K. Teele, 
Messrs. George Vose, Samuel Babeock and Samuel Gannétt, 
was appointed to take charge of grading and roadways, and to 
watch the progress of the work upon the building. 

The site having been fixed, the cellar was begun on the 3rd 
of June. 

The Committee on grading, after examining the ground 
with care, reluctantly decided that the trees in front of the 
building would have to be taken away to admit of the grading 
and arrangement of roadway required, and the changes in the 
road front considered necessary. 

This was accordingly done, and the ground evenly graded to 
the sidewalk, while elm and maple trees have been planted 
between the Hall and the-road in a manner to relieve the build- 
ing from the somewhat too exposed appearance it would other- 
wise present. 

These arrangements will, it is hoped, leave the grounds ad-- 
jacent to the Hall in a better permanent condition than any 
attempt to retain the hillock and trees on the south side could 
have accomplished. 

The stone under the south east corner of the tower was laid 


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about the 10th of July, and in it, sealed in a copper box, were 
placed coins of 1878, the latest Town Report, current newspa- 
pers, and pamphlets containing various facts and _ statistics 
regarding Milton public affairs. 

The work upon the building has gone forward without any 
drawback or delay, and on the Ist of February the contractors 
reported that the work would be finished in season to open the 
Hall on the 17th of the month. 

The following points regarding the accommodations of the 
Lown House will be of interest to the citizens. 

The large Hall will seat 500 persons on the floor.and 200 in 
the gallery. The floor measures 48 feet by 60. 

The small Hall will seat 150, and measures 21 feet by 40. 

At the south end is a smaller room 124 feet by 17, which 
opens into the other by folding doors, so that the two can be 
thrown into one upon occasion. 

Upon each side of the front door is a cloak room, and to the 
right and left are stairways to the gallery. 

The stage is 27 feet wide, and 22 in depth when the doors 
are thrown back, or 10 feet when they are closed. These doors 
are arranged to be used as a partition behind the speaker's 
desk, or 6 swing back on rollers to any, desired angle. 

On the ground floor are a town officers’ room, 16. 2 feet by 20, 
with a fire- -proof safe adjoining; and another room suitable for 
the school committee or other small meetings. Both of these 
rooms have open fire-places as well as furnace heat, and between 
the two is the passage-way, 74 feet in width, to the west en- 
trance and the covered driveway. 

There is also a room at the north end arranged for kitchen 
purposes, to which water is brought from a cistern placed out- 
side to the north. 

Under the stage are two rooms which can be used for dressing 
or retiring rooms, for concerts or theatrical purposes, if desired. 

The building is heated by four of Walker’s furnaces—one 
brick, and three portable. This was considered the best plan 
for heating a house of this size, and should be an economical 
method, as the amount of heat supplied can be more easily re- 
stricted to the wants of the occasion than with fewer and larger 
furnaces. The certainty of heating any part of the building as 
required, with moderate fires, is also greater, as all very long 
air pipes are avoided. All the furnaces are supplied with auto- 
matic regulators. 

The cellar is cemented throughout, and an air space has been 
left between the cement and the ground floor on the west side. 

Upon the completion of all the principal contracts, it was 


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found that under the appropriation of $35,000 enough would be 
left, after paying for the building proper, to cover certain other 
expenditures which were necessary or desirable, ‘and which could 
be made to much greater advantage while the work was in pro- 
gress than afterwards. ‘The items are: 


1st, —The grading and roadways already referred to. 


2nd,—Apparatus for lighting the building, for which, after 
looking into the questions of cost, safety and convenience, the 
committee decided upon Drake’s improved automatic gas ma- 
chine. ‘The first cost of this arrangement is greater than would 
be required for kerosene oil, but for many reasons the gasoline 
is much to be preferred. The tank containing the gasoline is 
placed 50 feet from the wall on the west side. 


3d,—Gas fixtures. These would properly come in with such 
furniture as the Town might wish to provide, but the committee 
preferred to bring them within the appropriation if possible. 
The fixtures are of solid brass, lacquered. 


4th,—A marble tablet, suitable for the purpose of a memorial 
to our soldiers who died during the war. This has been placed 
at the south entrance, and left without inscription, in order that 
the Town may decide in what manner it shall be used. 


For crowded occasions the partition under a part of the win- 
dow, between the two Halls, has been made to drop, giving 
access to portable steps: these can be taken apart, and placed 
under the stage. 


The cost is as follows :— 


Building proper.—Mason’s Contract $13,010.00 
Changes and extras 67.82 
| ——-—— $13,077.82 
Carpenter’s Contract 14,709.00 
Changes and extras 215.56 
14,924.56 
Painting two Halls and Vestibule 550.00 
Architects . : : ; : 1,000.00 
Total ; . $380,052.38 
Grading, Roadways, Trees, etc. i ; ; 2,165.35 
Memorial Tablet : : : ; Bas : 474.00 . 
Furnaces with fixtures : : hs eer 808.78 
Gas Machine ; ‘ ; é : $750.00 ; 


Fixtures ‘ y } P : 488.00 
; —— 1,238.00 


Amount carried forward, $34,788.51 


AT 


Amount brought forward, $34,738.51 
Sundries.—Cistern : ‘ ’ 84.00 
Plumbing. ; ; ; 41.58 
Pit for Gas Machine , : 95.00 


220.58 


$34,959.09 


In delivering the keys to the Selectmen, the Building Com- 
mittee desire to say, that in their judgment the architects in their 
designs and supervision, and the builders in the execution of the 
work, have done the Town excellent service. Great pains have 
been taken to devise and carry into effect methods for accom- 
plishing what the Committee desired, and they consider that the 
work done is as satisfactory in character, and as carefully carried 
out in matters of finish, as the Town could have asked. 

The Committee believe that the new Town Hall is suitable 
and convenient for the purposes of our people, and ample for 
their needs for many years to come, and they hope the result of 
their work may be found satisfactory to the Town. 


Respectfully submitted, 


Wituram H. Forses, SAamMurL GANNETT, 


GEORGE VOSE, J. Huntixneron Wotcort, 
Epwarp L. Pierce, ALBERT K. TEELE, 
SAMUEL BaBcook, JAMES M. Rossins, 


Horace E. Ware. 


SCHOOL COMMITTEE. 


: Tux Scuoor Commirrex have to report : 


1. Signs of improvement in the schools in general, full of 
good promise. The Committee hope for a more marked change 
for the better in the coming year, as the new force brought into 

action gets more thoroughly settled to its work. 

2. An attempt, under the authorization of the Town at its 
town meeting last March, to provide thorough supervision for 
the schools, by the appointment of a Superintendent. A ppoint- 
ed during the summer, he entered on his duties at the beginning 
of the last fall term. Although the result of this appointment 
did not prove to be such as the Committee hoped for, and led to 
an early dissolution of the connection between him and them, it 
has not shaken their conviction of the desirableness and value of 
special and efficient superintendence. Such superintendence can 
hardly be expected from a body of men whose time, like that of 
most of the present members of the Committee, is abundantly 
claimed by their respective occupations. Differing as they must 
in views, and able to give but irregular and varying attention to 

the schools, they cannot quite bring into the schools that unity, 
_~ compactness and concentration, that direction to common ends, 
and that mutual helpfulness among teachers and pupils which 
shall secure the best results, and bring to pass a common spirit, 
a friendly rivalry, and a generally recognized and advancing 
standard of judgment, comparison and attainment. One man, 
thoroughly understanding his work and heartily devoted to it, 
can point out the defects and meet the needs of both teachers 
__and pupils, as no body of untrained—however deeply interested 
_ *—amateurs can. He can bring teachers and schools into har- 
_ monious and intelligent relations to each other. He can aid and 
guide the consultations of teachers, and most effectively help to 
carry out the best suggestions of the Committee. He can be as 
an eye, everywhere present and everywhere watchful, to discern 
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needs and faults, excellences and gains, and to see that, while 
the latter are utilized to the fullest extent possible, the former 
are reduced to the lowest terms. He can possess himself of the 
suggestions and discoveries arrived at in the experience of the 
world at large, and bring them to bear on the life of the schools 
within his reach. Finally, by the influence of one controlling 
mind, he can bring unity and system into the otherwise scattered 
effort of all the schools. The Committee, acted on by considera- 
tions such as these, recommend to the Town farther and more 
thorough trial of the* policy of superintendence. They are not 
blind to the dangers and mischiefs to which that policy is ex- 
posed. These, however, will disappear, once the right man is 
found to do the Superintendent’s work. 

In this connection the Committee invite the Town to consider 
the expediency of uniting with one or more of the neighboring 
towns to form a superintendence district. This, while lowering 
the money cost, would enlarge the scope of the superintendent's 
duty and efficiency. : 

3. The addition to the subjects of instruction in the schools 
of the study of Music. The Committee gladly bear witness to 
the good effect, under the genial influence of the teacher select- 
ed, of its introduction into the schools. 

4. In their desire to bring the schools into an organic unity, 
in which the life of each shall best contribute to the good of all, 
the Committee have taken preliminary steps toward placing the 
High School in a position to fitly crown the school system of 
the Town. They venture to hope that they have secured a 
teaching staff whose quality shall guarantee excellent imstruc- 
tion and influence, shall make the High School attractive to all 
lovers of study, and shall encourage the teachers of the other 
schools in their best efforts by the consciousness that these shall 
not fail of recognition nor run any risk of going to waste. They 
hope, also, that the changes in the teaching force of the Gram- 
mar and Primary Schools will more and more prove to be mor- 
ally as well as intellectually an elevation of those schools. 

5. Need of additional accommodation for the school of the 
Pleasant Street district. Both in the capacity of the present 
schoolhouse and in the limitations and surroundings of its play- 
ground, this school is far too contracted for the healthful per- 
formance of its work. The Committee recommend the pur- 
chase of a new and larger lot of land, and the building of a 
schoolhouse adapted to the present and prospective wants of this 
excellent school. 

The good results attending the introduction of additional 
teachers into the Pleasant St. and North Primaries, suggest the 


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importance of adding to the teaching force of some of the other 
Primaries, where the large number of classes unduly limits the 
amount of instruction and the rate of progress possible for each 
pupil. 

6. The gift of a choice collection of useful and interesting 
books, carefully selected with a view to the wholesome needs 
and the capacities of the children, to every school in the Town, 
by a young lady of Milton, who will not allow the public men- 
tion of her name. 

Also a handsome present of engravings to the West School, 
by Mrs. J. Huntington Wolcott. 

Also a course of instruction in Sewing to the children of 
the West School, through the wise thoughtfulness of Mrs. 
Hemenway. 

These admirable services need only to be mentioned to cause 


a feeling of grateful respect. Would that the example they set 


might be amply followed! Our schools can hardly be too well 
furnished with appliances, such as wholesome books, pictures 
and toys, fitted to cultivate, refine and elevate the mind and 
taste of all who attend them. 

7. <A very serious need of a wise consideration, on the part 
of parents and the public, of their personal duty to the schools 
and the teachers. From some of the schools the number of 
absences has been needlessly large. It is of great moment to 
not only the efficiency of the teachers, but the life of the schools 
and the progress of every pupil, that the absences and tardinesses 
should be reduced to the lowest possible amount. For, each 
one of them does harm to the whole school. It discourages the 
teacher and prevents the best doing of his work. He cannot 
do his best work if constantly reminded by the carelessness of 
parents, that they think lightly of his work. At the best, his 
work is hard. It is very poorly paid. He needs every en- 
couragement that public respect and sympathy can give. He 
ought at least to be vigorously sustained in his every effort for 
the advancement of his pupils. One pupil kept needlessly 
away demoralizes the whole school. He keeps back his whole 
class. He himself is injured and demoralized. Little enough 
ean the school do for him at the best. Forty weeks yield but ~ 
two hundred school days in a year—not many more, counting 
in oceasional holidays, than half the days of the year—and of 
these days not one quarter of the hours, indeed not one half of 
that quarter, can really be devoted to each child. If so little, 
is it fair to the child to rob him, through the carelessness or ill 
temper of others, or through prejudice against a teacher, of 
even the smallest portion of that little? 


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In conclusion, your Committee earnestly bespeak that careful 
and intelligent interest in the schools on the part of parents and 
the public, which shall secure the prompt and steady attendance 
of the pupils and frequent and helpful visits from parents and 
friends. This will encourage the teachers to their best effort, 
strengthen them in their work, and give every school, in all its 
parts, the sense of being under the continued care of a watchful 
and interested community. 


All of which is respectfully submitted. 


Per order of the Committee, 


FRED’K FROTHINGHAM, 


Chairman. 


SCHOOL STATISTICS FOR 1878-9. 


School Whole No. Average Per cent. of Number Paid for 
; Registered. | Attendance. | Attendance. | over 15 yrs. Salaries. 
Sum. , Win.| Sum.; Win.| Sum.,; Win.| Sum., Win. F 
High, 43 | 41 | 38 | 36 | 88 | 88 | 27 | 29 | $2,320.00 
East Grammar, 41 | 36 | 34 | 81 | 94} 91 3 3 1,200.00 
West Grammar, 33 | 31} 217) 21:| 66 +69 7 7 1,030.00 
North Grammar, 32 | 28) 30 1 26 | 95.) 92 1 1 1,100.00 
Centre Grammar, 30 | 30 | 26 | 25 | 96 | 93 3 4 1,092.50 | 
Pleasant St. Mixed, | 48 | 51 | 38 | 42 | 94] 91 | 1] 8 812.50 
South Mixed, fan ee ay hed Wy fk a VT a EE 592.50 : 
Mattapan Mixed, SL 20) 26%: 260 TOG 92 1 1 450.00 : 
East Intermediate, BH) +487 0, 26.) 30, 1 OL 1,90 0 0 410.00 
East Primary, 67 | 49 | 40 | 37 | 94 | 92 0 0 500.00 ° 
West Primary, 42 | 40 | 34 | 27 | 90 | 80 0 0 387.50 
North Primary, 51 | 46 | 44 | 38 | 92 | 91 0 0 817.50 
Centre Primary, 40, 38: fi BL 4). Abo bi90., 12,87 0 0 510.00 
Total, 511 | 483 | 410 | 392 } 90 | 88 | 48 | 48 |$11,222.60 


te CERES ae HN AD SOU BY ated CERI EEL EEN PIE 
Whole number of persons between 6 and 15 years on May Ist, 460. 
Amount raised by the town for the support of schools, $14,000. 
Amount expended for teachers’ salaries, $11,222.50. 
Amount expended for other purposes, $4,854.43. 
Whole amount expended for school purposes, $16,076.93. 
Norr.—tThe attendance at the South School is THz Best; that at the West~ 


Grammar, though previously the poorest, has been excellent since Christmas. 
The Winter Term ended for the purposes of this report on February 7th. 


P 4) 


GOL be Cleat OM wid 2 dy OA A ae 


HIGH SCHOOL. 


Not absent or tardy for the year. 
Carrie M. Severance, Emma Zeigler, J. Russell Churchill, 
Thomas Joyce, Timothy McDermott, Frank 8. Churchill, 
Thomas Lennon. 
} Not absent or tardy for one term. 
Sadie V. Breck, Emma T. Ryan, Fred. J. Jewett, 


: Amanda J. Ferry, Grace Webster, Edward Morrissy. 
. Edith Drew, Eddie Diskin, 


“EAST GRAMMAR. 
Not absent or tardy for the year. 


Rufus C. Nourse, Ada P. Zeigler, Rose J. Gallagher. 
Not absent or tardy for one term. 

Arthur A. Merritt, Charles H. Wigley, *Lillian Gordon, 

Emma L. West, Ida M. Bates, *Mabel L. Breck, 


Only six tardy marks for 35 weeks. 


CENTRE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 


_ Not absent or tardy during the year. 
Walter P. Gardner, Annie M. Wadsworth, *Ihomas Ward. 


Mary H. Barnard, **Sadie S. Hunt, 
Not absent or tardy for a half year. 
Ella A. Hunt, Arthur H. Tucker, Ida Fredericks, 


**Georgiana Hawzer. 


WEST GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 


Absent. only one-half in twenty weeks. 


4 Nellie Welch. 
Not tardy during the year. 
John E. Baxter, Willie C. Lyons, . ~ Frank Perry. 
EKlizabeth L. Byrnes, Georgie Sumner, 


NORTH GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 


Not absent or tardy for the year. 


Nellie Clark, * Abbie Peirce, **James Bolger, 
** John Ryan. 


Not absent or tardy for one term. 


Maggie Cokely, ’ Edward Ryan, Charles Wood. 
Ellen Ruggles, Mabel Severance, 


54. 


PLEASANT STREET MIXED SCHOOL. 
Not absent for a half year. 


Julia Brophy, Eddie Clark, Georgiana Piper. 
Not tardy during the year. 

Jennie 8. Pierce, Stetson Peirce, Mabel Bent, 

Kila F. Wadsworth, Bertram Corliss, Willie McCue, 

Nellie Pierce, Annie McWhirk, Fannie Bent, 

Nellie F. Brophy, Mary McCue, Willie Clark, 

Annie Higgins, Mary Welch, Daniel McLeod, 

Mattie McWhirk, Henry Comack, ° Richard Clancy, 

Lizzie McCue, Eddie Clark, Patrick Kelley. 

Dora Craig, » Mamie Brophy, 


Julia Brophy has been absent but one-half day for four years. 


SOUTH MIXED. 


Not absent or tardy for the year. 


Lucy I. Hunt, Gussie Ford, *Lottie Cook, 
George W. Ford, Willie G. Ford, *John Sullivan. 


Not absent or tardy for aterm. 
Mary A. Farrington, Julia Sullivan, Susie F, Boden. 


Not tardy for a year. 
Susie F. Boden, Clarence 8. Boden, Charlie Copeland. 


Not absent for a term. 
Freddie Farrington, Kate Sullivan. 


MATTAPAN MIXED. 


Not absent or tardy for the year. 


Bertha S. Kahlar, Alice B. Smith, Augustus Kahlar, 
Helen Welsh. 


Not absent for one term. 
Charlie A. Hoffman, Willie H. Hoffman. 


EAST INTERMEDIATE. 
Not absent or tardy for the year. 


Arthur Jewett, Charles Eaton. 

Not absent or tardy for a term. 
Bertie Newcomb, Mabel West, *John Welch, 
Nixon Magee, Christina Mitchel, Charles Lawton. 


EAST PRIMARY, 


Not absent or tardy for one term. 


Edward J. Eaton, Mary M. Haley, * Michael Flanagan. 


Thomas F. Haley, *S. Bertie Alden, 


Forty-five pupils were not tardy for the first term; and twenty-eight, for the 


second. 


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NORTH PRIMARY. 
Not absent or tardy for the year. 


‘ William E. Edwards, George EH. Edwards, ** Atheleah E. Edwards. 
i Not absent for one term. pas 
o, Waldo A. Martin, Herbert W. Woods, William 8. Packard. 


CENTRE PRIMARY. 


Not absent or tardy during a term. 


| Horace Tucker, Johnnie Gibbins, *Katie Morrissy- 

. 

. Not tardy for the year. 
Katie Morrissy, Mamie McCue, Michael Fallon, 
Mary Gardner, Arthur Sanford, *Josie Tucker, 
Mary Morrissy, Willie Young. * Michael McCue, 
Bernard Murray, William Fallon, *Patsey Gibbins, 


*Kddie McCue. 


WEST PRIMARY. 
Not tardy for the year. 


Joseph Hall, Mabel Davenport, Willie Byrnes, 
Roland Porter, Newton Harlow, Muret Bronsdon, 
Walter Holmes, Susie Sumner, Emma Sloan. 
Willie Bronsdon, John Sangster, 


Not absent or tardy for a term. 
*Bertie Stahl, * Ansel Stahl, . **George Russell. 


Norr.—One star before a name indicates one mark on the Register; two 
stars indicate two marks. 


FIRE DEPARTMENT. 


To the Honorable Board of Selectmen of the Town of Milton: 


GENTLEMEN :—In accordance with your request, we herewith ‘sub- 
mit a brief report of the condition of the Fire Department. 
The department is under the control of a Chief and four Assistant 
Engineers, viz.: — 
Wiriam §S. Leavitt, Chief. 


W. B. Ranptert, Clerk, JoHN H. Burt, 
R. L. CHAapMAn, . Joun B. BADGER. 


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The rolling stock of the department consists of one Hand Engine, 
one Hook and Ladder Truck, located at East Milton, and one Hose 
Carriage at Lower Mills, all of which are in good repair. 

The department is supplied with 1,500 feet of Hose, 300 of which 
is linen (good); 250 feet cotton (good); 300 feet of leather (good) ; 
400 feet of leather (fair); and 250 feet old leather (not reliable). 
- More Hose should be purchased this year, at least 800 feet for the use 
of Ninety’s Hose Company. 

In addition to Hooks, Ladders, Buckets, etc., the Ladder Truck is 
supplied with seven Johnson pumps, with which the Company have 
rendered excellent service. 

The buildings of the department are Hose House at Lower Mills, 
and Engine House at East Milton, which have been repaired the past 
season and are now in good order. 

Two Reservoirs have been constructed the past year,—one at the 
corner of Granite Avenue and Mechanic street, and another at the cor- 
ner of Granite Avenue and Adams street, and we are of the opinion 
that two more are actually needed,—one on Granite Place, near the 
residence of Mr. Bracket, and one near the Town Hall. 

We would recommend the appropriation of $1,500 for the current 
expenses of the ensuing year. We would also recommend the pur- 
chase of a small Babcock Fire Extinguisher, to be kept in the Town 
Hall for the protection of said building. 

The number of men who are now in service is 64, who are attached 
to the following companies, viz.:—Hydrant Engine Co., No. 1, 41; 
Granite Hook and Ladder Co., No. 1, 19; and Ninety Hose Co., 4. 

The department has been called out by an alarm of fire nine times 
since May Ist, two of which alarms were for brush fires, two for fires 
in East Milton (at which both branches of the department rendered 
most excellent service), and five in the neighboring villages. 

The fires occurred in the following order :—Sept. 24, barn and shed 
of James Crawford, on Sheldon street; loss, $1,200; insured $800; 
incendiary. Dec. 12, barn of Isaac B. Loud, on Pierce street, totally. 
destroyed; loss $1,500; insured $900; cause of fire unknown. In 
addition to the above, two fires have occurred at which no alarm was 
given,—one in the house occupied by George Mitchell, on High street, 
accidental, and one in September which entirely destroyed the house, 
barn and out-buildings on Eustice Place; incendiary. 

All of which is most respectfully submitted. 


Per order of the Board of Engineers, 


WILLIAM S. LEAVITT, Cater Encinerr. 
W. B. Ranpuert, Clerk. 


A: OX BES 
ASSESSED IN THE TOWN OF MILTON, 
FOR THE YEAR 1878. 


VALUATION AND TAX. 


Value of Personal Estate, : 4 : F . $5,438,000 
Value of Real Estate, . é : ‘ ; : 3,398,600 — 


Total Valuation, . : 8 8: 836, ( 600 
Number of Polls, 768. Rate if ret 81 on $1,000. 
Town Tax, . . $41,000.00 
4+ Tax for New Town House, ; 8,750.00 


State Tax, _. : : . , 4,280.00 
County Tax, : f ; ; 6,343.79 
Overlayings, : : : : 3,018.41 


Total:Tax, . k ; f $63,392,20 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES, Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 

CUNT gS PTE OR a 2.00 151.20 | 130.20 | 283.40 
PPI SPO WREAITD N.S co. cso cu e's cles 2.00 |* 1.40} 17.50 20.90 
mgema, Charlescl@ Peo. cael 2.00 2.00 
Adams, Augustus, Heirs of........... 1.40 1.40 
Adams, AT PERE, ET SN > SOO 2.00 
Adams, DEI Aen cistldete ot. « Dale «x 2.00 5.60 7.60 
Angier, il FOUN Cae Eek a oat 214.20 | 123.90 | 338.10 
eamrier  Woillianh: Kies. clase scles ave’e sale 2.00 168.00 170.00 
MCHC BENET SSS SAU ars UT y dal vo ale elwela’d v0’ 24.50 24.50 
IMMER TIATOW 3 bin ss oin.n 5,0 0'0'Ui ols ebdi feos ae 2.00 9.80 11.80 
UMMM T AP ATOD «ns vid canoe cca el sccaioeldc. «'s 2.00 2.00 
READE NTA yd wah bide 6 « stale'4 a¥¢ ale tp eee 2.00 
Andrews, EH. B......... fet Wolndee eres 2.00 35.00 37.00 
Andrews, Charles L............sccec5 2.00 210.00 212.00 
ety s ATCDUT IW © sda 's x's vs chats ot .| 2.00 620.90 | 186.50 | 759.40 
(RSS | 2.00 9.80 11.80 
MEMMM Ree HOMIAS,.: os dis ok ose Cec ccacceel 2-00 2.00 
BROTH LITANGIS» «c's Wie acc oSUlele sore 2.00 2.00 
STIS MS Re 2.00 2.00 
MMW Tats occ cece sees uandes.| 2.00 2.00 
Le ee a 2.00 2.00 
Barnard, Mrs. Charles...... evagenete rai 99.40 | 143.50 | 242.90 
Babcock, WIBROMTGy) LLP i ae le opel cis ob 10.50 | 93.10 | 103.60 
Babcock, “ER 44.10 44.10 
Babcock, MRTG she ta oats 6 a5 otdhatd os 2.00 53.20 55.20 
Babcock, DISTATOU Ae Tels occ «otal «ale 11.20 11.20 
Babcock, J. & Co. ee ee ee 46.90 1 46.90 


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Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 
PSH OGORR SATNUIEL is bes wie Ih ass + feinisin oe 2.00 °66.50 | 93.80 | 162.30 
Re OOD i ale VV LELIONI ose enn 0a ayezenele, wai 2.00 298.00 | 28.00 58.00 
Babcock, Cornelius:.....0%.-. 260... .8% 2.00 2.10 | 61.60 65.70 
Ba Beock  LGIIUGL VW oe sins +0 2/50 o/s ae 2.00 35.70 | 89.60 | 127.30 
Perey Lip. tapes -beass sss cede ts ee} 2.00 2.00 
PACK CUNY HILOC htc cnew is oo a ews ees 2.00 7.00 9.00 
Be AR fe occ cece rk. eimai’ 2.00 3.50 5.50 
eeTayY SLTAIN > anc wai Fee's + + a mele o's 2.00 8.40 10.40 
SE SOE ERAS Uae ea et ty 0 ea GR 2.00 2.00 
BpGer SCUATIOSs «0S. 5.02 pees ss ne ree 2.00 2.00 
Bronsdon, George ©... 6 bese saee eee 2.00 2.80 | 14.00 18.80 
SO OTOL GE WAB TY 5c utiewk 5,05 e's oie pele Ore'e 2.00 2.00 
*Bronsdon, Lewis V., Jr........0+-e00 2.00 2.00 
TEI A DINCAS << u lk <'« wines a eiesae Se 4.90 
Pera a IOS 19.\. <,- Sings one Me seer 2.00 5.60 7.60 
Bronsdon, Benjamin, Heirs of......... 14.70 14.70 
Bronsdon, William B................ 2.00 11.20 13.20 
Breck) datesi ii S.-i a sich e be las 2.00 .70 | 11.90 14.60 
ERM A CEMA WEIL: ier ctw ia nel wti'e 1 Via axes eho 2.00 3.50 5.50 
Cee eS EM Thy ay 8 alte a i DAE A a ae EN 2.00 8.40 10.40 
Brgek (Ohatieas Via’. s.3 0 ve ce cepa 2.00 39.90 | 42.00 83.90" 
PEOGNY, JCREMIAM Wy... os a o's ean se 2.00 1.40 3.40 
PMEYONIY HVAT S-1E}. set so nlele seis ati ahs 2.00 2.00 
PO OEY 4 WV MA OM esi ie os 1 25 elena ie Bini ie lp 2.00 2.00 
BSE vig VV ALEIONID YU was va tos Sle neta ein 2.00 2.00 
BRODY LARC bs ia spe, ahe wll « o/s «ie sinh ese igs =e 2.00 2.00 
eR EEUUUINY ALLE E Ls ats ata 6 nies ccesia te 2.00 33.60 35.60 
Balkam, Albert...5 2.2... .ti see cee 2.00 2.00 
PET Gs OATINIGL: da t.s sele's citi o\s «fs acta eae 2.00 2.10 | 15.40 19.50 
PEL oATUULG bs Lianle) Dew spbbis ied: sbe ar he ails ab 2:00.» 2.00 
Bent, Geokre HH. sais css ote oS eee b 2.00 2.00 
aT COMOO Gale Sie eS ste vs AGA oboe d ems ob 21.00 | 28.00: 49.00 
Bent, Nathaniel, Heirs of..:.......... 35.00 35.00 
Briges; Mts. Thomas S. 0.45.) Hiiews » + 10.50 10.50 
Bes FiGG0n eae sak. a0 04 bie emievee sb 2.00 77.00 | 60.20 | 139.20 
Parte WiatteP Ps, dev aches soles tities k . 2.00 7.00 9.00 
BT er CUTUB NS ciclcte« ain weenie bite Beak 2.00 128.80 | 61.60 | 192.40 
Baw ICONS WS; 5 UE RAS oles cies ot 2.00 47.60 | 57.40 | 107.00 
Basse oosian. ba... 6 E28 op sda 2.00 2.00 
Baer sl GH Oe ais a nlne stale aha eb 2.00 2.10 | 27.30 31.40 
BA eO Es HMA MIO 5 bars ds: cieis laden eats Dp 2.00 2.00 
Batren, (FOOTIE viii sn ae hittele tes 2.00 2.00 : 
Beal, Jonathan, Heirs of.............. 18.90 18,90 
FiEBORS, SGU WH!» shorn up Ss ule ole alsin Ma ab 2.00 | 1662.50 | 438.20 | 2102.70 : 
Brooks, Mrs, Walter D..........:3... 42.00 | 98.00 140.00 
Brooks, J. Henry....... sos ee ae 2.00 14.00 | 84.00 | 100.00 
BNO, ESSE S fo oi Eas bic le ke ale ocdlame arate te 2.00 72.10 | 75.60 | 149.70 
Bunton, Jesse, Jr, & Co...........-65- 1.40 1.40 
GORE ITCD 5 3 </aib Sofe o hlaia xls heh ae ae ale 2.00 2.80 | 48.30 53.10 
Panees Ten eb aia. fies J's scant» Ligneey bb 2.00 ; 2.00 
Biiton , Sessey Irs wiisic yd vec « Meee k 2.00 2.00 
Bates, John P......... ey ach oaneee ok 2.00 2.10} 39.90 44.00 
Beato OSRUB acc so Baie vote aii h s cemeiran 2.00 308.00 310.00 
Blanchard, William P....... Me esigthehs be 2.00 7.00 9.00 
Blanchard, Charles H.......,......0. 2.00 9.10 | 32.20 43.30 
Blanchard, Vharles Biv... esse emcees 2.00 2.00 
Baxter, William Q............ pals pe oat” ©3200 2.00 
Biree ODI, SEs sche sis vee eba mee ees »| 2.00 37.80 | 28.70 68.50 


BOvEMMrs) To Has ck SOR oe ho ae wae 21.00 21.00 


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an ny ee tueniemnanme 
re EN 


NAMES. Poll Tax. 

Burt, Sumner A... ......02 cece cease 2.00 
vue hier BOs es CAR Sar 2.00 
1 A A Pt 0 as Se Re erase 

emause. dons. ..Uvlt, .. 2. 2.00 
Bradlee, J. Walter.........sessseeees 2.00 
Bayley, S. K., Heirs of.........--.+.- 

8 SRR BE rane icing 2.00 
Bayley, llizabeth S:....... 5. eee 

Bayley, Emeline D..............+.+-- 

ALN) SCR Si See ee See 2.00 
Burke, Alonzo, Heirs of.......'....... 

RMP IOV EL. <p sas gee ee deed eh was 2.00 
MTT CSS ve Vac d ence vated aes us 2.00 
bi IRS ae ae Oe oe 2.00 
Bartlett, J.,Trustee for SallyW. Bartlett 

Blackman, Hlbridge..........seceeees 2.00 
a OY ee or See 2.00 
ig. UND 0 SS Se Aes a ae ero -| 2.00 
WANG, AUPUSLUS, 5 lil esses em es 2.00 
RY AOS ow ye cc's ease Bec ed Oe ad 2.00 
Brown, Samuel......... Pee ee! eee 2.00 
DOME RU occ ce oy «ale 2.00 
RMMCENY, PGT yiaicg c's viclany cece oes 2.00 
PRUNES out ialels Gielele hee age ett eOR wee 2.00 
MMA TOUY L) hecgicles oc os «hush sae 

OO EOS 7 Se een ae 2.00 
Demme reot re Ts.) eg Re 2.00 
AU ORES SEOs) 0 Sean 2.00 
Co UP A a cl Gene 2.00 
| BIOS gi SAS Se ee 2.00 
A A Se eae 2.00 
(oct ES co 2.00 
UO AUN COGS IA SA eee 2.00 
TES eS ae SE ee 2.00 
PMNPTI AHO WAEA Ss. srl de es SS 2.00 
ferme, Christopher... .. 3.5... se te 2.00 
MUPPET ARPIOK Gs a) de ss veces eee bie 2.00 
MPR VV AIT. . oy oreo lgie e's ase nels 2.00 
SMMENIAIIET Joyce dzacnes deca es etet awe 2.00 
enrtte Prandia. Meni. 6.6. eet... 2.00 
Berry, Warren W....:-...-.: APE gata 2.00 
MUMMTIATN LANINGG. oy ce. cco scgecteoscee 2.00 
PUMPER ICORSTO “Him. op fib 64 ae eee ee 2.00 
Vo 2 AES Os Bi a a 2.00 
BME LIMON GY... Soe. dc eee cede 2.00 
BUPET RA OUI On avg ee eccecosccueseees 2.00 
Beret Walltam Ely. eis so Oe os 2.00 
Bradley, Michael........ Wite M ats Wk vais ot 2.00 
PERE TUIGHATO 6. oa cece cee eek ene 2.00 
oy PE) ee ara 2.00 
AMPICY, MISCHGC] 5.2 ket cea ee 2.00 
ET USE PR er a 2.00 
oe AE Oe 2.00 
oy oy PO 5 i rs i 2.00 
BPPEieD J QUINT Pe ogo eal a sss nl ay we 2.00 
oyiston, Clarence, 2.2... 6... eae 2.00 
Peer WRLC os eee r. ees be ees 2.00 


Churchill, J. M......... elas a) a we 2.00 


Tax on 
Personal 
Estate. 


44.80 


2.80 
5.60 
60.20 


65.80 
112.70 
2.10 


2.80 
550.90 
84.00 
245.00 
1.40 


3.50 


22.40 


Tax on 
Real 
Estate. 


40.60 


53.20 
23.10 
45.50 
91.00 


5.60 
59.50 


18.20 
25.20 
16.80 
35.00 

7.00 
19.60 


7.00 
17.50 


151.90 


Total Tax. 


87.40 


2.00 
53.20 
27.90 
53.10 

151.20 

2.00 

65.80 
112.70 

4.10 

5.60 

4.80 

612.40 
86.00 
245.00 

3.40 
20.20 
30.70 
18.80 
37.00 

9.00 
21.60 

2.00 

9.00 


17.50 . 


2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2,00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


176.30 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 

CHRRCIL CMAN SE vite diesels ee celeb o's 2.00 56.00 58.00 
PUTOUILL MORTAL Ut 's o's Win lee s/o" Econ ose 52.50 | 100.80 | 153.30 
RPI RENAT | MECH TES SE e's e's iu y's Io's Libba win te be 2.00 9.10 | 60.90 72.00 
Copeland,’Charles Lisj:... 9... shuus... 2.00 40.60 | 11620 | 158.80 
Collins, John, Heirs of............... 52.50 52.50 
ROL EETIS EHP WAT «\0''e! = Zicse [Be (s <"s's 8! ble'e 's"e' 25.20 25.20 
Channing; George G..... 2s. ..be ete es 2.00 77.00 79.00 
Channing, Charles S............0+.- 2.00 2.00 
Clark, Susan... 4). eis's 0% “OG Denes oR 3.50 | 43.40 46.90 
ark. Willian: Hyves oc. cod. ih oe 2.00 16.10 | 36.40 54.50 
CAT IOOL ES INV) S00 wicls'a's sie eats Siolain's oie 2.00 2.00 
ME aI ICS VV a's vate alo 's:% 'elare MEMS sie'e 2.00 2.00 
CAS CL TOISAS |. cinttis le Sin'e o's ub felsic ieee 2.00 2.00 
MAE CD TANS G std alelscotitlp & a! aves Cheese 2.00 317.80 | 159.60 | 479.40 
Capen, Hs Wass. Bil SURE ni eiGtere tele (aie 2.00 21.00 60.20 83.20 
MP ISEIAY ALAA, sree ie ele bth bicteey core GC vats ule 2,00 12.60 | 60.20 74.80 
Unwies, ma ward) i... <2 s0. cael bis TARR TLS 23.10 25.10 
Grossman, Nathan... sic... -/n'sleks Probe 3.50 | 42.70 46.20 
Crossman, Nathan, Jr.. .......0000+. 2.00 11.90 | 12.60 26.50 
Crossman, John D............ te esi oe, 2.00 2.00 
Cionsra aon Gis iss eens ae 2.00 2.00 
Crossman, Alfred............... Wee love Atl 1.40 | 10.50 13.90 
Pronnman “Altred j Ji s/c. vske Gidtale «6/5 2.00 2.00 
APPORAMATH LO MUEl i. cis sad bole seeklars om 2.00 49.00 | 60.20! 111.20 
Dee er RN ds 6 a Re ro eI 2.00 2.00 
MOlapp, George Wo... ess wens cdeaeg we’ 2.00 3.50 | 32.90 | 38.40 
SEAT PCATENUP. nine c's sts se % @ viel oelic tele 2.00 2.00 
GT oy 09 Saag | a een Marae Fetal beerO 2.00 
Giapovdpbn J cote. ose kee yecmin 2.00 2.00 
Cunningham, Mrs. Francis........... 241.50 | 205.10 | 446.60 
Cunningham, Edward................ 2.00 406.00 | 373.80 | 781.80 
Cunningham, William................ 2.00 7.00 | 11.20 20.20 
Crosby," Lucian, Hers of s. 0. 8% she. 7.00 7.00 
Chubbuck,) William’ B;..\...!204).@..5 2.00 1.40 | 14.00 17.40 
IGUAL’ CUCL O 5 et afe'a ss ala seater cet ele Ge 2.00 11.20 19.60 32.80 
Cowles 0 R.2 Heirs of: ost. es ees oh 2.10 2.10. 
Crehore, Mrs. Diana......... Reet. 42.00 42.00 
Chamberlain, John, Heirs of.......... 4.90 4.90 
Chamberlain, James...........ee0.00. 2.00 2.00 
GO SAMUEL? <5 oss ya alelele s'ehaphtclomutpes tag 2.00 19.60 | 49.00 70.60 
ANG WV OUILET Coc «) aroteaia ale precctians RNIN 2.00 19.60 21.60 
LIGA TLOINAS. 0s dire cine oe ios Weal ole 7.00 7.00 
ijk, Same! Sis se o's a 6's %e stink trata che la 2.00 3.50 5.50 
Cores, aritel , Got s\ Sy le tee eles 2.00 9.80 | 26.60 38.40 
GORTIES ee Gs Oe Oe oo ahs, cheap bas ae : 44,80 | 28.70 73.50 
MRT Ee re) OUNEL Sate dialg aaicls aie Src Eee We 2.00 2.00 
ADaeatoee) OUTS Ps Siaateln' slat sto cea be betes ta 2.00 15.40 17.40 
rag, VW ilbiarh ss is. vie ini patra te 2.00 5.60 7.60 
rat oo Thomas sss vi .ci/i's dla stale alee te 2.00 17.50 19.50 
Craig, James...... Pee ges ety - Ueto sae 2.00 4.90 6.90 
Callaghan, Thomas, Heirs of.......... 4.90 4.90 
Carey, Hdward Mids Soseuds Ws teeeenk 2.00 247.80 | 46.90 | 296.70 
Carey, George B............ oa dice Gea 149.80 | 149.80 
Cam pions) Obm Pase itt ety Me Le Gee 2.00 7.00 | 17.50 26.50 
OnpivoyMreorgen wis cn he Reee tet 2.00 1.40 | 14.00 17.40 
CRON eo ta hie ee sie «hia si eee ie Se 2.00 8.40 |. 10.40 
Oudhing y George Se aca. oe SEAS RE 2.00 350.00 | 72.10 | 424.10 
Crawford, James 8..... Wes tect, ee: 2.00 9.10 11.10 
Clavie Ars; Blizas's. Vhiae es 640 Saas 10.50 10.50 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 

MIPEPLAUATONI C3.0 clo sic’ s+ cousin ehie e595 2.00 25.20 27.20 
Cantelo, James........ Pee ae es» cee: 2.00 2.00 
PI SOOSEO EL csi class cla cilee gst ys 2.00 16.10 18.10 
SPEER A RULICK sare cc «cielo nies Stee oe y's 2.00 1.40 3.40 
RUE SEO ci cick sc w/e dees wae eve 2.00 2.00 
PAINT GES aie a ee aids « nwistg see 2.00 2.00 
PIG Y Po ele cele ue eae ee © 2.00 2.00 
BY IAIN cars) ee ee cicle ule slice vee 2.00 2.00 
MEN e eo Se cit valk wee cca wis 2.00 2.00 
Sepauck, William Hi. ..06 00ers eas 2.00 2.00 
EER VINTRTEY cu a ujnlctilg vioie ates oes we a 2.00 2.00 
SE TI oy wie Soe Ses oc ceeee seu 6 2.00 » 2.00 
ELC dis ot ae yao weeks aie oo 2.00 2.00 
MM MACOT Orel ctst see la t's «cies dete t was 2.00 2.00 
MINES Wad oer Poliate ec fs ewe we wt 2.00 2.00 
MMOGs | OIINS <4 hss ass, dee eves eee 2.00 2.00 
MMUATREGUS EET lies eS asics a dlewc eed 2.00 2.00 
PnONtC, CNATIES Mi. cae c ces cw ceseces 2.00 2.00 
ROE IV TAT al gine cb oae ew eee as 2.00 2.00 
MIRAE RRO LD ss oo Stee kas selec < 2.00 2.00 
IAL MUITIOSAY oilers vin'ciaieic str ves 4 2.00 2.00 
MPC AIANIOL 5. ale es ccd eee eel hs 2.00 2.00 
MERE HREOC Gh isis we aes s Gatatee a a 2.00 2.00 
BremOMAT, PTANK 2. oi cles cs odds ees ene 2.00 2.00 
Conlin, William...... Pree Bi teeter 2.00 2.00 
MIE ORL TOSIEEL (5 CS isp a's oc 'aattteig's ccs 2.00 2.00° 
orem P Am, JOHN. os... os eens. ae’ 2.00 2.00 
MMR WAT Sry Pav Phere as 2.00 2.00 
WMETON, VAMEB. os vee ele BS os eat 2.00 2.00 
PMP NOIR TENE Wiares vce ec Selec lcceoe ces 2.00 2.00 
Walahan, Cornelius: sso. ..0..5.6..85% 2.00 2.00 
EAL IEG oth ek ee eva hoa ees 2.00 2.00 
mannmrham, Patrick. ...... 6005. oe 2.00 2.00 
SRM EOAT MeO LS. te he SU a ews 2.00 2.00 
ERT ICED UALR Solos doe ksca ook a dedsta’s dacte 2.00 2.00 
BEML LE LFIGK fii'sslc So's suse atte Oeeere 2.00 2.00 
BUMMER TIO aia se eco vek ae guldivee 2.00 2 00 
UMNO AP CHUT MGs. c's's.c oag so k caaete wa 2.00 2.00 
SINT TS nonin coat k Site swe 4 + 2.00 2.00 
BW. LOOTED, Tyo... se can cae ck ees 2.00 2.00 
ME LTO AT CL Lace cin gs ' ccktere getters a4 2.00 7.00 | 16.80 25 80 
MMETGYY SILCT ns 2 ote cd a a cae eee aes 2.00 2.00 
METER DOTUys es pies ok ans See cans 2.00 2.00 
(ILO OSA AL OSS RG ee a 2.00 16.10 | 109.20 | 127.30 
A a OS ee eee 2.00 1.40 | 22.40 | 25.80 
OT at Oe SG Sen ee 2.00 2.00 
OSS UGS Se a ee ag 2.00 2.10 4.10 
1 NS TORS ee ee as ..| 2.00 2.00 
‘Davis, Mrs. William............ eal. 8.40 | 91.00 99.40 
SEE MAPPRE ANY Lelie: (es stint alee ales 2.00 105.00 | 56.00 163.00 
A 2S EP 2.00 37.80 39.80 
oh) SU RE AM Hg a 2.00 93.80 95.80 
Davis, J. B..... ib SAA ea, Can ea 2.00 17.50 19.50 
oat 0) Ne ae SE Sn 2.00 2.00 
LE SAE? FY Oo ern at 2.00 2.00 
Donahoe) Michael). Vi... ee ee e's 2.00 1.40 7.70 11.10 
BPREMENOO FONT. vo 3 cleat o oent Se kas soa s 2.00 2.00 


Degan, Charles R...... es rekeens wt 2.00 140.00 | 157.50} 299.50 


Ss bd UR Es Sk a i EN RE a eee 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 

TIMP B I TALIS iste ss 2 oe 2 ss «ap che 4 © 2.00 2.00 
CUPS CASTE: TCTs Sh i ag ga 2.00 2.00 
PPTRET RN) OIL ies ioischsln a's! «ps k's Hes a» 2.00 2.00 
Deri vits) CUI pein Hi Gee pe vefeeles 4 2.00 ‘it 9.70 
Donovan, Joseph W...........+55 AS Ba!) 9.80 11.80 
MDE IED OLEIS Cols) olen vie bs MRS 4 2.00 2.00 
LISP OM OTU, AUCWIA, syns oe sen 2 tc /cinlpam acy « 2.00 7.70 | 34.30 44.00 
PREMIER UOLT: DNs liv © s Slee die a4 > shégrews 2.00 4.90 | 24.40 29.30 
RIRPON DOLE, PIV IRA... S\.'.'s ce. be hy tee ae 2.00 10.50 | 87.50 | 100.00 
A AVODDOT EL AACUTYNS: ites sole bos weiy ye + ee 2.00 2.10 | 28.70 32.80 
Daren ort, BOWING: va ene ese ahs «> 2.00 3.50 | 28.00 33.50 
Derenport, Misa A. Bo... soa «wees 1.40 |} 39.90 41.30 
DIBBA DONE, Wii has wie slelsiclo ais bie saben as 2.00 2.00 
RPIICY PIATCL s,s bis = (+ <'s = 0 = 9.0 01804 ee ae 2.00 148.40 150.40 
MEE SEDO OLY a> lo.siscoie,'> = 50 4/0 ste ee = ae 2.00 2.00 
PETRIE «al OUD WV ag) s aie o oiece wet a PAB a 122.50 | 122.50 
DPROMCRS VTA. A go k's's oo s'o nine a> 24Misiore 4's 140.00 | 36.40 |} 176.40 
BRN A NV yA ie Mia calbe's moths oldies 9 2.00 2.00 
TPAD A NLETERD ois 51 s'o (515s: sus @ bir Pelt diene’ 2.00 2.00 
Demat) ATILOR shelve 0 oe vs = preigipaes 4s 2.00 2.00 
APRS MALI Co) OUT sie n't esc 0,01 nie § ooh sae 2.00 7.00 9.00 
APaser MAOOR GOW sc. = a's! < osha wh dmiee 6 2.00 2.00 
DIOR NLOLTIO 4/5 0-5'chs <4 ors. tos aks 4 2.00 2.00 
MUSEU LG WAT o) a= eth <= .ninys o> tleiey EBs es 2.00 2.10 | 18.20 22.30 
Me EU. TEGIES, Ol «.st5\0/0 alee a08ht okie a 105.00 | 105.00 
Weris, its. Mary 1. \.'. «sive Waly neo 315.00 315.00 
PRG NVI UL v's toc o nies tin’ 48d alicheahie'd's 2.00 209.30 | 162.40 | 373.70 
PEVACRLG ATA ULOL sic vss. sss tis veel aee sw 2.00 14.00 16.00 
Hyerctt. Nathaniel.’..:\. 2... ses ees o3 2.00 2.00 
Emerson, Joshua, Heirs of............ 17.50 17.50 
emBre0n, PLEO: 4 e500) < 230s a's atalp wees > 2.00 14.00 16.00 
PRAEEBOD, WOT TEs ii. y's nike eeiulbinvhee as 2.00 2.00 
Henereon, Miss ‘Wanny?\. ss...) is oat aes + 2.80 2.80 
Hidridge, Samuel, 2d..........e00008- 2.00 1.40 | 49.70 53.10 
BAGIIOGS, ATAU! 5. ow cases ¢.5 asap ein d= 2.00 2.00 
Elkins, David H., Heirs of.........-.. 16.10 | ‘79.10 95.20 
Wmrmone bh SAWice odie icine. poem RV Ras 2.00 56.70 | 45.50 104.20 
THamery re RODOrE sis ucinds 3s oes oh ch ee eo 2.00 2.00 
Evans, HE. R..... WV etute Je ate Won EER Sk 2.00 9.10 11.10 
VSUR OPS ye Ro (May 1: Se AR ea ER 2.00 17.50 19.50 
TRE OS, HVA ce sb Ww piale «c's ps SHEARS eo 2.00 . 2.00 
Edwards, James..........-.. ieee ss 2.00 2.00 
PR OTR exten we 2d ease alk oe Vee Gs 2.00 2.00 
Kastman, Sally P., Heirs of........... 140.00 140.00 
TCLS VAG ate a ois oleta tale win Sh Ma ieee a 11.20 11.20 
Fenno, Rufus P., Heirs of............ 51.80 | 101.50 | 153.30 
MIRE ed RE Bn die tailed hus si ak io ee EI na 2.00 2.00 
Fairbank, Josiah, Heirs of............ _ 15.40 15.40 
BARRA AKC) Wish acm: «ad katy eich bein Eek ae ae 2.00 3.50 5.50 
Farrington, John, Heirs of......... ee 18.20 18.20 
FOPIRECON, J. HEnrysn wire sive sinker oe 2.00 12.60 14.60 
Field, Ebenezer, Heirs of............. 26.60 26.60 
WA GIA AV BI CBr wae: $n ieiehe-wiblacn Oo afeiasie a 2.00 2.00 
Waterers PREY arcs bin nbc wich eae wot Ria 28.00 28.00 
Faery § GCOUe ss): b suk dk so bs weeded 2.00 14.00 | 48.30 64.30 
Berrag VW tl iam Mere... o's). Ce tame te 2.00 4.20 | 28.70 34.90 


Ferry, Charles B.......... eee a 2.00 18,90 20.90 


NAMES. 


My Or HOITS Of dn). aie ec ecle a SRS. ie 
Ay 80 eae old % we ole SUES oh 
Fraser, Mrs. Jane......... ihe oe «ay 
OSS LE Le eee (See en os 0, ci a 
STIS BSUS COS a 9 
eee Walliam Ho... ce eae 
Pets ee Malcolm. .'\.... 0.26.64 S..' 
AN TUUIL AY oc iss.0 cs eles (Nie ds a 
RPE ALINY ioe ive em ol dened ls 
EES CR NE iss is Grulsivvee/ acts wtlble bl ee 
Propmingham, Fred...........-cu... 
oO ee 
SS SSS ae A a a 
SES REPT Ty 4, eras ae fe 
Fitgpatrick, Edward:.............5..- 
Pepatrick, Jamies)........... cae. 
Paerpatrick Jobin. 2.0) A. ..' talele ees 
Fletcher, George A............isneeee 
Fredericks, William A............... 
PSST AS 6d OF Pe Ea A 0 
ETS UN SSS ne te 
MOE OPONT AIA cl Chak sss oe sdk Sees 
MPONY LBW HEE coals Video bis. kM eS 
ar a ee 
ON a: oS a © 5 
PMMEEPOR TCL WHE ee shea occ os che vd laa coh 
Ue Oe aes oe ae ee | er 
PerewrOamnuel OF. «5. Ue bb... e eee ees 
a EC ee 
Pe ONT R fi a GL oon. head ees 
Br LTB ES tsp b)ajcigh oreo 'e «bible 8 o1s 
ROME CLONE Sh ae aha are she one ine ike 


emMNE LAVAL IVY ocul's wd «00'S les sis 
SME TMEIT TUITE Ds asi ale wesw hare 1M Ree a 
SUMNER TS NR DIPGTS). cd cle be ool leiets eomtere ose 
ReMMTIMED VATU: » 0 Sib 0 io ope who sieve 
Sroroger, Walliam Nei... vied... 
RENE HA HD hs Ns sokpsteieid wicks oA heeds a's. 
PRI hig ao dig etd atay «4 GRAS a8 
memer, Caerte Bo... ie ee eae 
memrcore (nt, (AL Ce AR eee ee 
ivarcser, Arthur M.ciik....)..08. eee. 
Semioter, William .sckiei i.e ce ades as 
emmers, Goorte:K ).iidbh.. 0s aad e's 
SPGMMEEL, SAMNUCLS. «ides os sis chile ee sc 
OREM FO SS en aw dia'sie atu Gate's eons 
BMT, OG OF di ba Cae so cb A ihieD oe 
Green, George W., Heirs of........... 
SPeeeBeer, HGDTY.. «1a iJn o's 2s otha. oe 
SEMAMUCT) MAINO. . ii lah on sce case ssc 
ESA eS ee a Ce 
Geenite Railway Co...) .....+.sies. es 
Sin et A ce a 
ROME FUCRODNT. w.'2 0) AR os sale WA ASales oho 
RPT STA GNMITOC ss ds cs da ew alelne ee 
CMMI, GOOFARS «5 whe.) oe acs Nace ss. 
PIMP DALCUAGL aia < «a's 3.o 2, )0\0'sajsiod Wale. s ois 
CIBTILY, DOWN. seek sess His aa. 


Poll Tax. 


Tax on 
Personal 
Estate. 


442.40 
17.50 
319.90 
135.80 
367.50 
379.40 
3571.40 
350.00 
2.80 
56.00 


70 


2.80 


7.00 


2.10 


73.50 
105.00 
2.10 
7.70 
8.40 
4.90 


91.00 
619.50 


191.10 
245.00 


Tax on 
Real 


Estate. 


4,20 
7.00 
10.50 
296.80 


220.50 
161.00 
206.50 
98.00 
508.20 
21.00 
38.50 
73.50 


21.00 


14.00 
9.10 
16.80 


21.00 


30.80 
17.50 
16.80 
23.80 


66.50 
123.20 


23.10 
14.00 
14.70 


137.20 
42.00 
140.00 
51.10 


Total Tax. 


4.20 


7.00 
10.50 
741.20 
19.50 
542.40 
298.80 
576.00 
477.40 
4081.60 
373.00 
43.30 
131.50 
2.00 
23.70 
2.00 
2.00 
18.80 
11.10 
18.80 
2.00 - 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


30.00 
2.00 
32.80 
19.50 
20.90 
25.80 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
142.00 
230.20 
4.10 
32.80 
22.40 
21.60 
2.00 
230.20 
42.00 
761.50 
244.20 
247.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


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Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 

ot Coit 2 SUF Beat a Ee Sait aA OPE PN ee SRA | MSR RD FBLA EE 
a et ee eee 2.00 | 2.00 
Gay, RP. A.cssccccceccee soeeseseeees 2.00 2.00 
(Fatros) ODIs oo. os Nee eo oe outa 2.00 2.00 
Gunning, Stephen......... sssee sence 2.00 2.00 
Gleason, John.........-.eeeeeeeesees 2.00 2.00 
Garrity, John. .......seeceeeeeeeeeee 2.00 2.00 
Greenlaw, JameS...... ...-ceeecscoes 2.00 2.00 
Gibson, John....... 20sec ees en ee eees 2.00 2.00 
Griffin, Stephen. ......- eee seer eens 2.00 2.00 
Graney, JOHN... eee cee cece eee e eee 2.00 2.00 
Gibbons, Martin..........0-eeeeeeees 2.00 2.00 
Houghton, J. W., Heirs of............ 32.90 32.90 
Houghton, George D..........++---5- 2.00 © 15.40 17.40 
Houghton, Jason.........eeee ee eeees 2.00 7.00 9.00 
Houghton, Edwin.......-.eeeeeeeeeee 2.00 2.00 
EC botc i CAM OR gees eee ee Le aes 2.00 84.70 | 49.00 | 135.70 
Holmes, Abraham.... .....e-+seee sees 2.00 14.70 16.70 
Holmes, Abraham, Jr....... sseerees 2.00 1.40 3.40 
Hatines; Robert) Pov: 0c... ea hte 2.00 2.00 
Hinckley, William M................ 2.00 2.00 
Hal George Wis. as ee eo es 2.00 74.20 | 49.70 125.90 
HalywWilliam P..-\.......5-5.s0h0. 5 2.00 38.50 | 29.40 69.90 
Hamilton, George W........+--eeeeee 2.00 19.60 21.60 
Hamilton, G. Ao... 2. cee snes stieiless 2.00 2.00 
Hamilton, Bradford.........2.sseeee- 2.00 2.00 
PTAC I ODI os Kies ic's's Saie'neinwible wes ob 2.00 2.00 
Hollis, Thomas, Heirs of,..........+.. 150.50 | 75.60 | 226.10 
TGs: PHOMaS eis -Fs- oe ons os pe tee Cee 2.00 7.00 9.00 
HG be0n AW Rs ice’. Vive ice seh Pees 2.00 10.50 | 19.60 32.10 
Piieke David’ Gee. stoels Seite CAR eta es 2.00 10.50 | 70.00 82.50 
Hollingsworth, Amor, Heirs of......-- 2.10 2.10 
Hollingsworth, Amor L.... ....++.-+- 2.00 305.20 | 340.90 | 648.10 
Hollingsworth, George.......-...+++5- 2.00 107.80 | 51.10 | 160.90 
bE itr oh OMe: Be © Paenghas Semen ampemeg ten 50)C0. Lge 2.00 7.00 9.00 
Haven, George, Heirs of..........--.- 6.30 6.30 
Havens J osephiie. . fi cies s)aeuies Mine 2.00 8.40 | 14.70 25.10 
Hinckley, Thomas H......-......+66- 2.00 17.50 | 46.20 65.70 
Barty Ohare iis oiinwicie spin iss cae eine 2.00 7.00 | 47.60 56.60 
Bitar) O),| isis ies emecc hae in seo tine when o 2.00 2.00 
Hunt, Thomas, Heirs of........ «+... 14.00 14.00 
1S Evie biggles a ae Ser APES Sos ey 2.00 21.00 | 21.70 44.70 
Gps | Hiccela icra scl rola. 0 G.arw dante see ete Sie lady 2.00 |. 2.10 4.10 
PUR i 5 os a Sse lntotno'n $e 0 ate neha hn = 2.00 9 80 11.80 
Hunt, William M........... A ek 2.00 105.00 | 123.90 | 230.90 
Pees DD sect e' Give tale bis Se Siete 2.00 10.50 12.50 
Hunt, George W....ic circ ces etii bees 2.00 * 2.00 
Hunt, Albert J..........5- hs 3 SARIS 2.00 2.00 
Hickey, James. .... cee veces cess sense 2.00 4.90 6.90 
Hastings, N. W..... seen eeeeeceteliees 2.00 14.00 16.00 
Haywood, I. D..... 26. cece scence ees 64.40 | 120.40 | 184.80 
Hockaday, William........----.e000. 2.00 .70 2.70 
Hoye, James... 2... eee eeeesceeeeeee 2.00 .70 4.20 6.90 
Hoye, James, Jr...-.-.. eee ee eee eee 2.00 2.00 
Higgins, John.........se ees eeeeeee 2.00 2.10 9.80 13.90°* 
Higgins, William...... Sip iulaik Whlateiaia he 2.00 2.00 
Hoetard: Samuel:C. bas shins. cnitihein’ 2.00 7.00 9.80 18.80 
Hibbard, Albert............ Sob Nhs Bae fe 2.00 2.00 


Hopkins, H. F........eseeeeees tjatsin's C1 c82 00 _ 2.00 


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y Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 
NNETT 3 MLE CR WN ache clejs's'aiss-0 it dias oes 2.00 3.50 5.50 
Hawes, Ellison..... Bes Peete TUN. 5 at 2.00 2.00 
Hageart, Mrs. H. J.....0..cecseseene 2.80 2.80 
PAY LE) Skee Se tegen weet sae 2.00 2.00 
Pemerens Albert. < i ueht. 2. cine eed aes 2.00 2.00 
POE, VOID 6c. sss. case vette t 2.00 2.00 
PME IAKONCO IS). 6 ois. 50 o2 5c 0 cise cieldcaes 2.00 2.00 
Hayward, George D....... .......05- 2.00 2.00 
EE OTAAS 0's oles es oo le 5 elise sos 2.00 2.00 
AG Ree ies Se 2.00 2.00 
PAMNENS, MRODERE ic... kes eee reeks 2.00 2.00 
METI) BTCA esse Scns 5s va aiele soo e0 00s 2.00 2.00 
PPMP, PMCHATO. 9c SS eee ee ede ee 2.00 2.00 
TIMMIGO WAY (NITE. Auta dec cceeceecess 71.90 | 489.30 | 1061.20 
Hemenway, A., Heirs of....... 0/6... 10500.00 10500.00 
Hemenway, Augustus........-..cecee. 2.00 180.60 182.60 
MII TRE Stace s Son's s oe cok Ss ove 2.00 2.00 
PMMIGAS AGOTLOIA Vi wes se ee hs wie 2.00 2.00 
PIPE ARID Vile Wie Sold ss mio pies te nab das oe 2.00 2.00 
PRIMM Reh cide al.'s 0.0.» gies Sale ees 2.00 2.00 
MEUM aie eb 5 ae os a at's de sles, 01s 2.00 2.00 
PI OE cay chins ays s0 sles an ess ee| 2.00 2.00 
BRIE PALPICK 4» oj. iss ven ees cess 2.00 2.00 
A Ea ks ey 2.00 2.00 
ROM OLDGNUB: fy cais sees sae bere 2.00 2.00 
ESOT aa an a ro 2.00 2.0 
SP AIEIOK yi wal vias ecco eta ewees 2.00 4.90 6.90 
MAG OITA D Hua oy 4)2K'e S's esa Ses ws 2.00 .70 6.30 9.00 
MENTE TEN VEL Wit, foc carinle si s}e. vole w Pan ne os 2.00 2.10 4.10 
EE OUT. vac 49's s0%ee o.se wlele ce oe 2.00 2.00 
MM PATIOS Hie ek cc v ence tae cie eg 2.00 2.00 
SOROS PLLOTIZO’, <).0!he'viejeieie ss lb 9 ahs os 2.00 2.00 
sonmeou, Mrs. Alfred... .......csc6 21.00 21.00 
ae oe ie 2.00 2.00 
Mapeman, Adolphus...........2s0ss0- 2.00 -70 | 11.20 13.90 
NRT ONIOB! 1). sini ie sieeis se, salen 0,0 2.00 3.50 | 66.50 72.00 
CUMIN A UAT. DAG PE alas wlio lade oe sa 9.80 9.80 
UE To x3 SoA ais yl cus asin, 3,9 avi Se 2.00 12.60 14.60 
IC NCU Ue caso dine osatete os 14.00 14.00 
Kendall, Mary and Augusta.......... 5.60 5.60 
RMN RRTICIS | 0g ln, dinlsis, «c's '0s ls ae 6 8.40 8.40 
PME TL G5), o dane «0h shes Whaleihace's 2.00 2.00 
Seer Charles He... eso fee. ee ee dees 2.00 . 2.00 
RAMP YY BIDIOIT $<). <6'a s,caa «ns 0, Qhele tiv o\ 2.00 2.00 
LEE TE eee air .-| 2.00 2.00 
SN I Sane ce ae 2.00 2.00 
PME UATIUDODY ss «.<24). sab ce ceecnccees 2.00 2.00 
EE tie seas is ds ante Sialy Sy «1m 25.90 | 264.60 | 290.50 
Kahler, John;.:....... rac adeietansvetcaw 29 dt 2.00 9.80 | 18.20 30.00 
OS A ee ae 2.00 8.40 10.40 
TRG PAVLECMAGL, 30). spices a.a0 ante ne oe 2.00 2.00 
a aN ME Tews uh he's) =: s\ ovoe «Ant vin © 9 2.00 2.00 
OT a OO ee ee 2.00 2.00 
RTPI sil RATLCG <n 70 54a \nin «aie alu s:aja'e aie. 0's 2.00 5.60 7.60 
RNS LVS: WE ls diigin ovale s-x-r 0 a o2 ae oe 2.00 2.00 
Littlefield, Samuel, Heirs of.......... | 52.50 52.50 
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. Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Ta Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. , 
Littlefield, Samuel Jr., Heirs of ...... 10.50 10.50 
DREREMOL SATANIC! 5 wie anole’ -i> « Ghaje bin os 2.00 _ 2.00 
TGHAIGHOIG Ny Aiies cs ia g Paces «lwp se ewe ais 2.00 2.00 
PARMUETICIO TaSONN 5 « ooke .o. aro 'v s/s oar Celene oh 2.00 4.20 | 60.20 66.40 
AEEHELO NODE  Gitiw eas oo ules flatts 0 2.00 ; 2.00 
Iipleneld George W...... +. . cia. «/ 2.00 2.00 
Ditaieneld,|Honry Wi... cs sites a> oe 10.50 10.50 
Lewin, James M., Heirs of............ 2.10 | 54.60 56.70 
MME, BUA Soke as os occas Mabie > ob 2.00 | 245.00} 98.00 | 345.00 
me ges DUIS TAI Gs), gon bes ales « ale « pibloies «'s 2.00 2,10 4.10 
eee SIAROUATG sc 2's ot e's n'a s clo Stefan 2.00 2.00 
Lyon, Reuben, Heirs of... ......sjs.05 10.50 10.50 
MOGY ELEM EV NI Stic d ic ejein ls» aloo anise 2.00 21.00 | 153.30 | 176.30 
PUSMCS DOTS UG SHR TAs sis soy alee oo 2.00 10.50 12.50 
Bie WU DIMIOLIUS. «os Hiei oitin wie bs. 00a nin’ 2 2.00 2.00 
LiOew ee WALIAM S.\ divky deo. oi,0 4 ¥le ble oe 2.00 1.40 3.40 
we@avitt. Mrs. Mary EH... . 2... > vies 9.80 9.80 
POeay Le VV VAM, Es os oleae vice CDK nats ss 2.00 2.00 
Ri With; PATDUEL Ds hss s0th sos Ge bls 9 2.00 2.00 
PUM AR AD 6B 1p Steg itv s ele ORE WG 2.00 5.60 | 24.50 32.10 
MRS ATOOVHOIEL « <'skin sac panes Sab is 6s 2.00 2.00 
MCAT OE CM cy oa co = sin Fins es eae es 2 2.00 7.00 9.00 
DOMME MIN LOTGOL, S515’ ain'o keds vs Mb ate 2.00 4.90 6.90 
PE POM ATH ID) ote seis vei o atn s Sb ates 5 2.00 2.00 
Lyons, Mrs. Benjamin B............. 7.00 7.00 
AES Sa ON Meee eg Rte HA, EP rm 2.00 16.10 18.10 
Perel Hea er tie ener 2.00 2.00 
OES ge) 6 RAUL OR STR SR REE nt AN CO, A 2.00 2.00 
Eo TRS Sa Bo eR i 2.00 2.00 
eran, Mreor me! Wisi. ck s+ © wie temo ose 2.00 2.00 
Marien CE LELONTY <i 0 t's 2s: aie AAR Oo 2 00 2.00 
WERT SA TRIALOL 64 3 vcs xs 4 lors ariin vad = Soo es 9 2 00 2.00 
PO SLOT ole wna win ba sue «iy Lak ieh oie 2.00 2.00 
Derere LW IOLNEOT uk i/eccc sain okie Sele aed 2.00 2.00 
DMR POTY ES Aig ks '6 th cs inns are’ Cae Pw iene ete ok 2.00 2.00 
POE OTs LGR MSG oe Sah. aie wlvisiare es Sinaloa 2.00 2.00 
Dmeoin. Ae Ak ta. sme OR sn ste Ren ale 2.00 2.00 
LEON SACD ae a tins, bel. ys ato a ne 2.00 2.00 
RMT CROATSEG st, dee es os no a ae Ale 2.00 2.00 
LaTAIAY NEI hols hE sie tine are tines ee ae oe 2.00 2.00 
UAB ACTUCK ACC Bitlis typ an aoe Sika te 2.00 2.00 
LFV 1) BIN OR a(b 5 ts node's wns Peeaa we 2.00 2.00 
Ebses aan cary), IVE Carta ta i <5 vy Sis ack ss le abe toe oe 2.00 2.00 
Tumnek., Daniel. cts 's0 50s uate ciao es 6 2.00 2.00 
TUM ONCE. LOUIS EG, 50 dels hie. ye ecvler a Simibic« 6 2.00 2.00 
sere LTO AS «sc oru'd alms. sus note Ate oie 2.00 2.00 
DEE A ICCTIATG «ie, ots wei eam no Os Mai S 2.00 86.80 | 80.50 | 169.30 
Myers, John, Heirsiof. i... sis ahaa. 14.70 | 85.40 | 100.10 
Diheraie OOM hy Gich, Cita atid) ate nls 2 Sataa 2.00 2.00 
iam UN SOs, Weis Olt a. Sree ft, y 23.80 23.80 
AES) 8  Beged e En Bape age ny arg Ag 2.00 11.20 13.20 » 
MBSEIO 76) VV OSLOY « o a'e nw ok ode a SOR 2.00 26.60 | 32.90 61.50 
VPS LOY Duca a fee aia a's ng bielose BW Ok 2.00 8.40 10.40 
Moaprie:) LOMAS. is) h a ais ke ce hae eaon 2.00 6.30 8.30 
Mia, VOLT Bae sistss how's scightt eemeon 2.00 4.20 6.20 
NL OEEOIN WRHARELILCED; 6 olds e400 chy ade Ruane 148.40 | 80.50 | 228.90 
NIOR MMT autie) alc ss slat Wielarcdls sm aieinreh 2.00 2,80 | 25.20 30.00 
Mona tLIGR Ss hvie'as Gad di so evi Se tp oa aD 2.00 


11 


NAMES. Poll Tax. 
MeWhirk, Mrs. Sarah...........0...- 
Bemewomy eODT He tas secs LES Ue oon 2.00 
PeeeeOn, J. H., lrustee:.... 22% i. .b. 
Bee Ames NE... 6. ne eee oe wos 
Beer OMENOMES. ie ss sca dae Shao vee 2.00 
BRIT ICK, o'dia' ssc cy wwe eka c's « wis 2.00 
(LEE, 10 Ve a 2.00 
McCue, Patrick........... ieee ti: 2.00 
MeDermott, Michael............5.... 2.00 
McDermott, Timothy................. 2.00 
MeDermott, Thomas................. 2.00 
Peeirermott. Patrick... i 0..ce. eke ese 2.00 
McDermott, Bernard...............-. 2.00 
my. PAtVIGk. (4 dais cases Lines soe 2.00 
Meapmey) Richard. viii. sawed ace cas 2.00 
MeOUormick, Cornelius........./...... 2.00 
Biegormick, Jotnih.... 20.00 seek. 2.00 
Mandeville, Joseph, Heirs of.......... 
Mandeville, James...........0cceeees 2.00 
pemegrionald: We OW fv. e sie k seek oh be ake 2.00 
BOE WONTON ici). sts Sones PEAY ea 2.00 
BME CONANAN 6.00 lela EEC U. wee 2.00 
Merriam AGW. obec. ek mee sthete cere g 2.00 
DIT, TRODETE ea) l elec ses Beek 2.00 
Damron Willian. Proce csc. ee beet 2.00 
DENG IBIIGSs +s ics ols. sec cak Gavce 2.00 
Mitchell, George B........ 2. 6.20..4% 2.00 
Mitchell, Charles.............: Rs it 2.00 
Berane, JONAS! . 3.0. ie. ces uN sek 2.00 
SSE SYS gn SR 
MPRA Wey slcoetes c's oe Sd eae hs 2.00 
Bron erbertc. se fooe. RE 2.00 
Peron, Williams ec... se eee ls 2.00 
BME YS COTNOIUS. 006-050. SMa RES as 2.00 
PEMD Y JAMES. 205 e oe coeds Fee ee 2.00 
MET RIORE DNS le as ae eu eed 2.00 
ES ARES RR a Aa ge ear 2.00 
DMT VOLT. Cheek a wes eee one 2.00 
McLaughlin, William H.............. 2.00 
mevaughlin, Thomas........05/.a..0. 2.00 
BPMMELY  SOSAPD. wi chec dss leicee alec weeny 2.00 
Paeearty, Michel. so... 2 esa dh eases 2.00 
meerrul, William Wo... 25. 6se ees o's 2.00 
maervn, George A... ......000% Sane es 
MUMMEESTALICVO Wes os 9s <\<'s's's a nod Galttnets 2.00 
Mallen, Michael............. RNA Si 2.00 
Msg EB | a . Jt 2.00 
INSIST a a 2.00 
PEI GATITEL. 6 eds oa a's oe Geese s 2.00 
ERE GUO. 3), bia) a Sve wily wha Rare a's 2.00 
SS ne 2.00 
OO ACS a a 2.00 
PUMITO IONE es 2 ctek dak bad ee a e's eA 
MOIR LIDURRG e.g os oa San alone tes Paiae 2.00 
Pomme WV iitare We. oe a ea oe 2.00 
Bamneett, Georges W vos. cscs as neis sss 2.00 
Meagher, Stephen A..............00. 2.00 
meowann Johns... She... ol icep ee 2.00 
CE Lae 2.00 


Tax on 
Personal 
Estate. 


210.00 
70.00 


2.10 


1.40 


7.00 


Tax on 
Real 
Estate. 


10.50 


Total Tax. 


10.50 


212.00 
70.00 
5.60 
9.00 
10.40 
2.00 
2.00 
5.50 
6.90 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
25.10 
20.90 
16.00 
2.00 
11.20 
2.00 
10.40 
19.50 
240.70 
257.50 
3.00 
9.00 
9.00 
2.00 
4.10 
2.00 
9.10 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
11.10 
2.00 | 
2.00 
55.90 
16.00 
18.80 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
3.40 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
9.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2,00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


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Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 
DPAUION, DERMOT cobs ccc ssa yc tse cee es 2.00 2.00 
Morrisy, James. 04 fu. i¥. ee Tee 2.00 2.00 
Morrisy, Michael.< 2:207. ccc cele eee 2.00 2.00 
PORVAN WRTIORE Seki dive see cn ee ce eth 2.00 2.00 
McGowan, James........-..sceeseees 2.00 2.00 
Malloy, Timothy W.......6.. 600 ees 2.00 2.00 
Morgan, Alexander....,...5./504.... 2.00 2.00 
PIRCY FE OUM Steo o's Coa cine 8g Selene a a 2.00 2.00 
Mooney, John’ Hii... se. 2.00 2.00 
Manning, Job Pi... ee Seb es 2.00 2.00 
IPRA ON  TNOMAS cs o's sini cos oe thee be 2.00 2.00 
Madden, Michael......0...26. 08028. 2.00 2.00 
NGte Joshua: . ieee. ec ee te ee et. 2.00 1.40 | 14.70 18.10 
Nickerson, George W...........0-05- 2.00 21.00 | 28.00 51.00 
Néweomb; John B........... ens... 2.00 16.80 | 25.20 44.00 
Nonrse.Aonaries VAs so 6.55 sat ooo se 2.00 . 2.00 
IN GMIS HATAHCIN. 8. isis cone cn ce ees 2.00 2.00 
Neen, Christopher... ...- ss) .eeeee ess 2.00 2.00 
Tats. MAGHRGL. LE oss sens attests « 9’ 2.00 2.00 
Noonan, John...... Pec coumeacciteets ea CAEN 2.00 
Niglian , Jobin). 0). G0. fe OS 2.00 2.00 
Oxton, William H. 2s..5...3. Sete 2.00 17.50 | 70.00 89.50 
Owen, George, Jr.) 28.5..-0 0.00 bees 99.40 99.40 
TPE Wa BAC EU 4 Sane Gn ek ee 2.00 1.40 3.40 
Omimet, Arthur... 20.0.0 3 oe so Pea OO 2.00 
Donald, Thomas, see... Se dteis es. 2.00 2.00 
irisby. Prank. we secs oh obs seek = se 2.00 2.00 
Penrliman, George. .....s.c.ee esses 2.00 2.00 
PAPEL, EMUCL. civic nee eae heldee Pes 4 2.00 2.10 4.10 
por s TAA ae viva a eae ks bate as 2.00 2.00 
Piper, GeormetD. 0... cee eee oe oom 2.00 2.00 
Poe LENT Y 9 a'ejc ah s'> aie 'eieis es eet = ts 2.00 2 00 
Peper, Hitai. fos. vice e's. oo env a8 2.00 2.00 - 
Pierce, Jadgh (hc use... sy ee te aks 2.00 77.00 | 32.90 | 111.90 
Pidres, Wawerd' Li... ee Ai Se 2.00 73.50 | 87.50 | 163.00 
PCIe, LENT ah. «oie sje¥ is v0 vee eh oa 2.00 2.80 | 28.00 32.80 
Pierce | SL Dexter si acces see penne Bg ey PO 8.40 10.40 
TOPETOS LCA LE: snic sts bein ss ose pista ete ces 2.00 5.60 | 54.60 62.20 
Pisce, George Wisi ie ised wate tay 2.00 2.00 
Pierce, Oliver, Heirs of..........0... 7.00 7.00 
Pierce, John........ Rs SAR 3S Fate 2.00 2.00 
Pierce, Morris...... EE RP ES OL Bikes 2.00 2.00 
Payson, Mrs. George A.....-./.4....- 84.00 | 126.70 | 210.70 
Payson, Anna Rei... een ete 70.00 70.00 
earce® Richard Foie. 3)... Gate. 2.00 11.90 13.90 
MEPAMON (OLIV eis le ovisie's see pis Se mey oboe 2.00 224.00 | 278.60 | 504.60 
Pond. Nathan.) si tha ed. obs Ae ye 2.00 1.40 8.40 11.80 
pie LUGMAS: soi = os an wine piraieerennet 2.00 2.00 
Parker, Charles H.. 0.00. 2s SR 2.00 483.00 | 49.00 | 534.00 
Parker, Charles A., Heirs of.......... 21.00 21.00 
Packard, John.......... Laure ACA ko 2.00 15.40 17.40 
Framer, Ga Nessie see ae te 2.00 19.60 21.60 
PIGCHADS FAA s salen ole eect eo 2.00 16.80 18.80 
Bareins, dward GC. ..5 024). ese 2.00 56.00 58.00 
Bir: s}ONGTBON ...Siris.s k's onthe, are nk « 2.00 10.50 12.50 
. Packard, James H...........-e. see. 2.00 2.00 


13 


NAMES. 


PUPAL LIES | GEOTEO w)2 05s ie 3.0. 5 ue oi tlbe Oo s wte 
SSSA TEE Go Fe a Sone 
INR SV 2 Chi od: che dla Wiele sales gi er ale bee 
OSE ELEC Ue ee aera 
GOATS a i 


Quinn, Thomas........ UN RE eo 
UPPED URPAPAOB rhe, 207. Lionas wa sle CONG Oe oe 


Ruggles, T. Edwin....... EA, nf 2 Reena 
BME IR OBG AR i4 0 + as. cicod:¢ a lerd afereie wip 
Russell, Jonathan, Heirs of............ 
Russell, BPM SPE Say SUE cialals i «td ete oe 
UME SATEOT TO uefa ew isle ache Gea Uno a 
Reynolds, Patrick, Heirs of........... 
RUMEN A DOTAN, oeri'5 dies ove 9 ors. 4,5 Kye s.0, + 
PemmmOusy WV WLAN Pee... es caw ore 5 ore 
PEM PORTNIVCHIING 2 ufo a. f 9's 6 a 0's See woe aw wminrs 
RRMA re Ris NAME Mats bicia a)a)3 oko an wtereths © on 
SUMMER TOLIIGER CLs Gis... ve nips ede cre ps 
ne O10 RE ES a es 
Reed, WU TITATI Testilale ovt «stele: aie lle We sam 
Reed, Rachel.........0.05 cesveoeees 


Reed, William Chorchill..... 2.2... 
Read, Benjamin, Heirs of..---........ 
Rotch, Benjamin CES apr gates Wines Nie Oe oh 
Rotch, Benjamin, Trustee............ 
REM ETE. «) TIN Iya. x} 0 Pos '-ib. 0 a el'ersye cic 00.8 ove 
DEMS ICOP LO Te lheicls s'o'as ieee 28 Mo cles 
OO TAS A Ce ee 
RE ECOL ¢ (a 
Rooney, Timothy. 
PAOONOY,, LOOMAK, «1. Git. one ee berets wom 
PIME VOU OLTION yin acco aos ss samba «5 
ang Jonn, IMeirs. of... :. |... Sess 
Rowe, John P 
ioppins, sames: Moist... bla wae 
Reandlett, George W... 1... eddie cee 
PMUECUCE VY IPE CES y ocd a o'si a bs ae saree 6 tm 
PRE ANY HMI Ho d5b eas see be tubtars a os 
RAMI ETM EU st si ciee 3 o's inte Kpiescie arnt, eens 
Pommeres, WV iliate Els... c ee society oo 
Rierdon, PIGTNSLIUG ss We v «ou ewes Us 
Rierdon, Witham ts ¢ a0 deere nates elt 
Robertson, WP IATATIA ata cin So et ml aearats «he 
REDE ENE oN 3. gos Sahih la alc. s  eehtecda.< 9% 
PEPDMISON LY GGOTZE. so. co oe bn So ciere o> 
PNAS yA LION «0g bn ws aie alnie He ereme oh 


SMM PORL LEG fo) oe is. 0iu wv ajnim alee «si 
Snow, Elbr idee REE aaiaky sods oA Pacha Kors 
Snow, Sn TDSC es a Ege Ea 
Swift. TIP ITS OL. eos sli Al deee ce 
Sumner, Jabez, PEOREBE CL GUAR shachia €.4 s0ye 0 
Sumner, Rufus 
aid 6 a) See Oe 
SO ae CT OS 2 AE 0 a ne eae 
MET A el OIC ys platsia sas Windisch « & os 


ee et wow wee eee weeeweeee nee 


SiSie Ss) & 8G) G) SFO) a) 0) a & ve, es 


Poll Tax. 


Tax on 
Personal 
Estate. 


15.40 
130.20 


219.10 
3.50 


18.20 
14.00 
14.00 
1.40 
731.50 
175.00 
140.00 


2.80 


232.40 


3.50 
1.40 


Tax on 
Real 
Estate. 


11.90 
4.90 
242.90 
9.10 


56.70 
8.40 
1.40 
7.00 


Total Tax. 


2.00 
11.90 
4.90 
477.30 
11.10 
2.00 
62.20 
10.40 
4.80 
9.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 


8.30 
2.00 
28.60 
56.00 
14.00 
19.50 
88.10 
11.10 
2.00 


14 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 

PEI OVE TT ein ek icici t Gis '2 ce cle # aie 2.00 - 2.00 
OHDOT HV Wika sai sirsis sees Cy mete oa 2.00 2.00 
SMCDHELO, Wo Eis we cls she ener nceens 2.00 2.00 
Shepherd, H. V., Heirs of......... ey 10.50 10.50 
Sheldon, O. E. , Heirs Ohsesie ay eens Fe 142.10 | 52.50 | 194.60 
Sheldon, Henry OCR EERS AS ste haalareetain's 2.00 | 21.00 | 59.50 82.50 
Simmons, See 0) ee BARES SoA a 2.00 .70 7.70 | ~10.40 
PEE INCL eons on ss'sacseuica ibm bie.4 bin 2.00 4.20 | 41.30 47.50 
Sias, Eliphalet....... <ely Ta, SRE Mr 2.00 4.20 | 28.70 34.90 
fay) Et Us hs ROO Ng ea RAS at ea OC 2.00 8.40 | 39.20 49.60 
USMY TAT TL. tne keel ss orcs esas 2.00 2.00 
PAIPINONS SOV IVOUUS, ». we see c ee ese cnety 2.00 1.40 | 15.40 18.80 
SPMPITEPURTOOTIUT 24 cules esis es dieses si 2.00 1.40 | 29.40 32.80 
eEECY OC) Gia kivia dak vie Nase wie 2.00 . 2.10 4.10 
Rem a) ONLI ai kre ie ss sb soe ach od 2.00 4,20 6.20 
Sullivan, BPO TEIT SCS ie c's toed o's bis eee es 2.00 2.00 
Somes, RRR: PES barge Lee eee 2.00 2.00 
PML CMAs k ais wie's Se 'e boom a in'wheniain 6 ©» 91.00 91.00 
REMOTE UU Sette Ya cas gw k ten Boni ores ayn ab 2.00 33.60 35.60 
Perey OU eho titeek ete bans 0 54 6 2.00 11.20 13.20 
ehisst da a4 Clare © gibeoae a Wigs iene ame ree arg 2.00 2.00 
CEI NCO NV os cov citi sida x eels vn b piece ap 2.00 2.00 
SRaREtTO NW COINTIN ota soctes vuin da ssi sed wb 2.00 2.00 
IES ESTE ch ais 5 s'e. 4 + wise be bsp 2.00 2.00 
UA TETRETE AD RUT SY ov  Viatlel ate vic Gckie SRG wn > 2.00 1.40 3.40 
sohotield, Ald Hi... 2.2.6 sees reser 140 00 | 21.00 | 161.00 
Sere MEER kU gl oss. veka hen os 2.00 1.40 7.00 10.40 
ey ESS) USE EAR a) Sah nl oe ag Ari 2.00 65.10 | 27.30 94.40 
Sigourney, H. H. W., Heirs of........ 10.50 | 45.50 56.00 
BEE Yn td ELS VV oe cle die veces 3 2,00 2.00 
Pireee INST NANIG]..\r. ho: a we db hiner aies 2.00 382.90 | 81.90 | 466.80 
PMMEIIE US TIN 7) Mss te slscc Winns ioie;'s v8 Nie ee 2.00 40.60 | 329.00 | 371.60 
POEL UNI FINE Ve Sole Gis 0)s'3 bus.s ¥ 3 ae On ee 2.00 2.00 
TEL TAY Hy BANA Sa Pak ey eae SR RAR 2p 2.00 4.90 7.00 13.90 
Dyeevens. OHarles ./. 6.6 s c00 sre th penn ss 2.00 45.50 47.50 
SStRED TIS RISE EL ad in icles bia wir. owes t's apes 2.00 2.00 
Staples, George T.........+-+0. eg: 2.00 7.70 9.70 
Severance: Me nies ceise eninge sdb a as os 2.00 11.20 | 35.00 48.20 
Severance, John H. eee eee vie a tees Se dt tn OND 14.00 16.00 
Selim, Mndiel eee ee Mees 2.00 2.00 
Stanly, George..... 324 Me MVEA? 4 dan 2.00 7.00 9.00 
POT ONLE CE ses Una’ nate ba nite tees 2.00 15.40 17.40 
Snow, WAIVERS geben ed aa te Ges 2.00 2.00 
Simtpson, Joseph Ass... se eee ae eee 2.00 2.00 
PATO Wie PATI en itiaes bose wimte a ee scien 2.00 2.00 
Shedd, Pal Bat ke te iene ee 2.00 2.00 
Stanly, RIQHALO oes lel kee diane eerie ee 2.00 2.00 
Sloan, Samuel......-...seeeeeeeeeeee 2.00 2.00 
Shalt e OLEN: v's ciate lk, oe welt re kgs Bs 2.00 2.00 
Shepard, Nathaniel :in<(ts see aws oe a ae 2.00 2.00 
Sangster, RD ETIYOM EF <(b/EE «Stole viele e Aon teeta es 2.00 2.00 
Sutermeister, WH... ...5. eee aw kles be aad Cee 2.00 
OPAL VV eh iics css sieend fe goths tee 2.00 2.00 
Sige env Min GA disci sw crema rs 2.00 2.00 
Tufts, Ephraim, Heirs of......... ... 41.30 41.30 
TLASTON OTS DOL IER 2. Oni. t a ccoietalentein as 35.00 35.00 
Da WiOe PORTA ect sei tin tie ts on steuiine 14.00 14.00 


Thayer, Henry..... PR ie SLA te dice 2.00 2.00 


15 


2 Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 

yl Wa AEE aye Ss aed ane po 2.00 2.00 
MES ERA cok Ailes eee 0'sd cee al ois «tte 49.70 49.70 
SONNE ga ATIC Eos) tele) Scere as dei ie'e 00’ fe 42.00 42.00 
TE TOMAU ER x bore 'eic'ae co eeala ease 2.00 16.10 18.10 
MAGE COL red. Suis cis sisje e's o's a sie 2.00 70.00 72.00 
Twombly, J. F., Heirs of..... ice suiciens 15.40 | 53.20 68.60 
2 i EUR aa ee ee ai 2.00 2.00 
Tileston & Hollingsworth............. 499.80 | 267.40 |. 767.20 
EMMI S225 cg ck aaa o's elvis bole.» oft 2.00 72.10 35.00 109.10 
remeron, Mary Hie osc a ee ny 84.70 | 315.00 | 399.70 
METS RUI Pe oc chy CA alevsicts 0 we wat 2.00 16.80 | 35.70 54.50 
REE St ie rcs. Satie os Rhee YS seye einte 2.00 12.60 66.50 81.10 
2 OTE i i as Co 2.00 24.50 | 55.30 81.80 
per, botsey.s)) ei). .'. 6... AES aren 8 11.20 8 40 19°60 
eeuer, Mary, Heirs of... 6... 8.40 8.40 
SSE TAGS: SE ae ee 2.00 18.20 20.20 
Peewee 1s, BUC SONKs). 6s. 6's eb ees cc 11.20 11.20 
EMA Nisam tv iced si nda valle sass 2.00 5.60 7.60 
MPUMEE BIRAGE SS cs stereo a's s 4:e Vols o'e aye 2.00 2.00 
MMMUMETSIATHETLON cod icc sae's oo ccente de oe 2.00 * ; 2.00 
(URES Py Oe aa ee 2.00 7.00 9.00 
freer, Charles, Heirs of. ....:....... 3.50 8.40 11.90 
Tucker, Mary EK. and Katie........... 39.20 39.20 
NE THI A 5 alld aye’ eli ode We Seka a Oe 2.00 4,90 35.00 41.90 
PPE ROPAIDRTICS 20, os sie sie cc os Uses ce 2.00 50.40 52.40 
MRT AVICL Wikies ws sids ed cedanads 2.00 30.10 | 87,50 119.60 
emer inariog Boe. Ca. iet A 2.00 2.00 
PPEMIBP ECON AS. dic ais soon o ab lcleve «a's 2.00 21.00 | 28.00 51.00 
ETI Ie, PIB TISON: so vcca pc e'sglde Soese'es 2.00 2.00 
BMPR TIBETION fo. ibe Nalnevie sel. ee es 2.00 2.00 
MPMREE ATC ad OMI ate ik exams 6 00's he es cie ate 2.00 2.00 
MNT DAV PTL C's UU vas wiles Gir ee ale 2.00 2.00 
RS MBOTZEW vasec es £5055 wereeere 2.00 30.80 | 30.10 62.90 
SEE CD TENG Ce tadiocy das Oa eeN G 2.00 5.60 7.60 
RPO ADOTIO! Wire ces avses ceadaviels 2.00 10.50 12.50 
MER AICOP IO Ey. ils caso cle 00 sie cie'e'e 2.00 2.00 
ra ETE ESGAN oc. d vies s, vie ced she Ons ome 98.00 98.00 
POO EDs a oe aictste slay nies oan s 2.00 2.00 
ES BING ei c Noe Yury an sid Levee aie. die 2.00 2.00 
EES PROMAG L.'s SG 5 cin cous nc ele era's 2.00 2.00 
BME PALYICIC. Ga cui cA Nas Sew me ee 2.00 2.00 
PWEUDUIY, JUSODI. 00. et veda cleweewicn 2.00 2.00 
Peemsor, benjamin s,s... ees cQalne ss 2.00 2.00 
oR GN Dig sta eatate 2.00 2.00 
AMIR NY GAUET) 5/2 A ic o.o'e ne clu» wwe cles 2.00 2.00 
on MGS INE) RS ene en | A 2.00 2.00 
PEMD ICHOOL, » « '.'s) s\n se Gena ee aces 2.00 2.00 
ame PAtTiCk . 3..63).6'3. ha eetabes are 2.00 2.00 
SMMMPRPERITIIRES Lie, asctecai ae cw ieicie eee eee se 2.00 2.00 
OT a a On 2.00 2.00 
Tyrdles, Patrick......... is athiae tater sas 2.00 2 00 
oe) UA OOURR RSE SS Eee a «»| 2.00 2.00 
BPO TOOEL OVS 52). ie 1-34 0 <.c'a le gate'e se 2.00 245.00 | 247.00 
es CHOBE oye ds ul sluin ee 'a' ais vie edie. Bence} he eae 23.80 | 39.20 65.00 
PME PALT Cao eh ssi ae CS gan Debden 7.00 | 38.50 45.50 
RMR RR TOTPOUN SS 50 fat dane ste's Lae ale 2.00 5.60 | 29.40 37.00 


Wose Aaron. We... oes. Pe ou cartio ls 2.00 3.50.1 17.50 23.00 


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Md hoy th UE REA i ee ae epee re enn TSS 
SSSA TR pi AS, ST, eS TS SS al am 


Poll T | Ban Teal Total T 

AIRS oll Tax. erson ea otal Tax. 

ah at Hive Estate. 
DTT el ee aR Ae a I A yA ly CARL EER EER SS 
Vose, Josiah, Heirs of....-..-+++-e ees 7.00 | 53.90 60.90 
Vose; Joshua, Wi. ...- 2... see ven ve nied 30 23.80 | 22.40 48.20 
Vose, Jesse, Heirs of...-....--- eee eee 22.40 | 18.90 41.30 
Vose, John. i220... eee eee e eho d eo 2.00 4.90.| 48.80 51.70 
Vose, Mary H..... 2... eee eee ee ences 7.00 7.00 
Vose, Matilda.......seseeeee ceeeees 28.70 28.70 
Vose, Henry W.......ee seer eee e eens 2.00 3.50 5.50 
Vose, John F....... 2 eee eee eee ha dO) 2.00 
Wadsworth) (oT Jatcniee ness oe ey 2.00 4.20 | 60.20 66.40 
Wadsworth, Charlotte.......-.....6- 98.00 | 23.10 51.10 
Wadsworth, H. D.... cee ce cece eens 2.00 58.10 | 37.10 97.20 
Wadsworth, Charles........-..--000% 2.00 1.40 |. 14.70 18.10 
Wentworth, Daniel S.........-..---- . ‘90.30 20.30 
Watson, Robert 8........-sseeeeevees 2.00 534.10 | 161.00 | 697.10 
WT ESOT Thethoen is wie vic eet ne + tues tele ose 2.00 2.00 
pe ORETWE AKL sis ods Bite hb a's sje e's wes «lo 2.00 2.00 
Watson, Patrick.......0csesseeeeeess 2.00 9.80 11.80 
Watson, Patrick, Jr....... eee seen eee 2.00 2.00 
Watson, John M.... . eee eee tee ee neee 2.00 2.00 
WP MisOn Ec iN ia’ aides ese «5 oe. eine oi 2.00 2.00 
Wainwright, the Misses...........+65 35.00 35.00 
Whalan, Thomas...... ......00e000ee 2.00 1.40 | 11.20 14.60 
Whitney, Joseph C.....-.- 0. eee eeee 2.00 2.00 
WiOlaN , SAIMCE: 2'+\s 0 5 «0.0 = Faje'e Bela we oe 2.00 1.40 | 25.20 28.60 
Whelan. SON. Ei. «be ols +s + tris ole 2.00 2.00 
Whelan, James, Jr... .e- sees eee e eee 2.00 2.00 
ANTI PRENIORE: 5.6.60 ble + civise Viele we os 2.00 2.00 
West, Charles G., Heirs of... ........- 10.50 10.50 
Webster, Joseph R....... eee eee cess. 2.00 100.10 | 21.70 | 123.80 
Webster, Joseph R., Trustee for Heirs 

of Mrs. R. W Dustan.s... 2...’ 56.00 | 197.40 | 253.40 
Whitney, Seth D.......---eeeeeerees 2.00 35.70 37.70 
Whitney, Henry A......--+s-eeceers} 2.00 499.10 | 278.60 | 779.70 
Whitney, Henry A., Trustee under will ; 

SRV ELIA WWEETIOO > 2'e 1's legs eile aly 8 35.00 35.00 
Whitney, Henry A., Trustee for C. EK. 

SPN TOE cla Ba nieiete piace ace are teh Mieco 140.00 140.00 . 
Whitney, Elizabeth G.............4.. 10.50 10.50 
Whitney, Joseph H.......--..0+5--- 2.00 16.10 18.10 
Ware, Jonathan, Heirs of............. 199.50 7.70 | 207.20 
Ware, William.........0- sees eee rene 2.00 21.00 23.00 
NO TLONAOE Li's: ols ee wintem Lh loacas ise 2.00 14.00. 16.00 
Ware, William R...........e-eeeeeee 2.00 35.00 37.00 
Ware, William Rotch............+-.. 2.00 2.00 
Wis rGitvad OLN 2 i'd cc ne e'eop wie ne bonis aie We acs 2.00 . 2.00 
Wrrecihh  H. Bie iiejn's cide e's ieial pis ie bese 14.00 | 35.00 49.00 

Pp AWapster, TLOratiO~ tc o)s see's selene oh 2.00 21.00 23.00 
Williams, Thomas....,..-2ssesueces: 2.00 11.90 13.90 
Vereen Tite ATL S's shsiele' ad irae, 9 ache ein ee 2.00 2.00 
Ga TR ITIGy Es. VV isic'ate be in oh se pis eden 2.00 14.00 16.00 
PVs MP OVTAID nig Wasson ae: olan in ew ta al 2.00 2.10 | 11.20 dah 
Welch. Wiichael. itl Soa libs wale ale § 2.00 10.50 12.50 
Welch alimotnynd -\o.4 5's 5s nace dane 2.00 6.30 8.30 
RV SLE SL PIATVORT YS vial iitale cul ats ok Se 5 aie mele 2.00 4.90 | 28.00 34.90 
Wielcivnd Gligieda. ss 4) baie On k 5 sabes s 2.00 4.90 6.90 
VTE ERALLE UESD 5s oe ase ofa lng = s W's feminine a9 bop 2.00 194.60 | 182.00 | 378.60 
Webby Josiahwsc.. .tileaercesscuelens 2.00 84.00.| 73.50 | 159.50 


Webb, Jd. & Con.cesnensecesBecwncees 164.00 | 112.00 | 276.00 


NAMES. Poll Tax. 

MOOD Us Fs SUIIMET. 6 eed seen es ae e's 2.00 
EE ARCO ETS digg Ghsecje «0. cge's cis =a 0*.89,0 2.00 
LOE FLOWER Wale ce ce cee ence een te 

Wolcott, J.H.& ag Teraited Bonu acs 

White, Charles RAs & sR Sak oe 2.00 
Ward, Dennis, Heirs TD Re teat 

SEPA SINAN co. ig cece elee eee wae 2.00 
Wall, (| ee 2.00 
EE VUE PSE ahas, Lica d's ldialy Ss siple o's 2.00 
a sly 7) A See eee 2.00 
PURER AIOOTEO sano i aleie sie ces wees sens 2.00 
Wroog worth, Thomas. ......56...0+0-- 2.00 
Wigley, (OR SH Se eee aa 2.00 
Walten, Florentine.... ...... ...-ee- 

Wetherbec, MPG oir. age eth a mss: 2.00 
eT ag eg distiein.o haa We'e's «sas 2.00 
Winchenbaugh, WHASCS tes aes Od cae 2.00 
Wetmore, Thomas ER tesa. hte ares Rial ia 2.00 
Wetherbee, UN PNTA See eerie ae Pa 2.00 
UME ORDL ulcer sees: 6 wien ae bas vas 2.00 
RE RICE 55) 2 ohn» w.s! shag odie in shee. 2.00 
PEM AUIS LANCOK eK aiile «s/c ir n'e'g'ts b.c oe 2.00 
MEER OULINON 5 oicP Ac aialn a oes ohio s'e es 93m 2.00 
(SO CAT a 2.00 
EE PACITY (55 6c Wn east enn byes 2.00 
PIES Ae che Sov inin's <a ca nisii'x= 2 anh 9 200 
PRI CUATICS IS a5 ile decease 2.00 
OES SCT) ee 2.00 


Treasurer First Congregational Parish.. 
Treasurer First Evangelical Congrega- 
tional Parish........-+seee. aan 


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Tax on 
Personal 
Estate. 


49.00 


760.90 


105.00 
88.20 


21.00 


11.90 
2.19 
2.80 


2.10 


70.00 
21.00 


Tax on 
Real Total Tax. 
Estate. 


51.00 

243.60 | 1006.50 
119.00 | 119.00 
105.00 

56.00 | 146.20 
4.90 4.90 
2.00 

9.80 11.80 
94.50 | 117.50 
2.00 

2.00 

2.00 

10.50 12.50 
6.30: 6.30 
13.90 

4.10 

4.80 

2.00 

2.00 

2.00 

2.00 

2.00 

2.00 

2.00 


2.00 
4.10 
2.00 
2.00 
70.00 


21.00 


NON-RESIDENT TAX-PAYERS. 


NAMES. Residence. Tax. 
PEPMGME UN TCOTEC LET 5S aie, dinin'c soos GUS > nimial> tata Boston. 16.10 
TEES UE TATE cio 4 dvs'ws'e's = Boe ae wiee wpe weenie se 21.00 
Be TL side wigs de. sid sieg, dis Le Bae En haces > cp iketane ‘“ 10.50 
PART HOSOI Melvins leon signa tslekioss bale ee eae = “ 8.40 
MISE CMR GC Nate are t's Sike duclive aia! ave Stans ate niin tate! orate «“ 538.90 
Baker, Walter, Heirs of........+.- wists siatsio'el ste “6 28.00 
INES MAO soca ioe s tin nism alelete wieim-nia Pa “ 31.50 
Pe GG DATE. iis ak Sie ae! ale b uedie hy Pre wiaarieits Sat ate ‘“ 1.40 
SAPOREEUALE GA IN KGa is hic sv to'bl doce binlel vibes afa/el pick & «“ 84.00 
BPA RA NG Eye Bs Sia CBee ys olialsic/s wes 4tantearen le ‘“ 65.80 
VRP ARS, TLODEPE) ED ac xo 0 b's ile obarns es bak sn 6 14.00 
RING ake: Win. WL Cins COE Maha Waukee ttle ab Batis 8 Oy ‘“ 56.00 
Cheever, S. Gi, Heirs of. 2... .:s wig bisty wiatatee alee “ 31.50 
ASA DET Tihs Say a lacs comed witale Motes + Reece Rte Oe ‘a 7.00 
PATE TU ALOBL ie Wiasa'ai'd cicisilay whe a slaisraee's p15 9:3 8 ye 8 “ 3.50 
(Peed OFA AE Cra TL. 52ers \0) vos ea y dis''s wie tieceon «“ 2.80 
OUI EG. NASP Tl o's nine e's sie saa ba eA alt ans ie, ' 8.40 
CSUR REUNION. 44 o Liwie'n a. wie italy alae g bine Can 6 “ 48.30 
RURAL LURE a a Gs G cle''s aihate saat e means ‘“ 385.00 
ASPET ot Mente ga! a's ein oul o he Chactio’m Wes wlale Nee wee “ 14.00 
Church of Dorchester... ...50.'sss cals arene ‘ «“ 12.60 
Sip WOT ORCOR we ties wean ln's Melee bie's e's og ah 4" ‘“ 24.50 
Ver TORe M) OUT oid Sse oie ats eee miele biatienays taiwan ‘“ 3.50 
Donolys Patrink, Heirs Of. vsusrsn an tie siblenias “6 1.40 
ATL Wistar Ls. ib Fie tie eleveiata Stn shiek Sh alsld Aerials ata eee “ 21.00 
ME OTIREUL, se TAT) 1 brew alow ie io, Breede, wisiale taveraieie, aleve arab, 4 28.00 
MAAR OE AOMIGRs pie'ss o Ulek's o's is boo sleowtdsn n ealereale «“ 23.80 
GES ASUAN Fae 56s bese 40 te ahla'ole eink eae hee ‘“ 7.00 
RV EC EU UNCOT OG 6 lass pdidinnkls's 5 stew idea Gale Riou “ 7.00 
VaR Vy uiads, | ELeirs, Of . pois sk ose beeen “ 2.10 
Frotmneham,) Mra. Ti cD) sa spices alse 5 dee nt gen's «“ 58.10 
First-Parien,. Dorchester: anid ses ests aeeaeains “ 35.00 
Gleason, Roswell.......... aiesiein) Palle schist p agete tak “ 17.50 
CFP N EN TU siatala = ah aie sm ore hae wink ene hah ‘“ 10.50 
Beal pk ees ite erases PW ee HN Rae Pay oe te ‘“ 42.00 
PEA DMM sah ts whore le 4m y ap nia lx 0 Wohin hi ie SCRA al ‘“ 3.50 


' Holmes, E. J 


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RUT ODT cts flale c cninicis s sake o 54 Gloves 
rent vOSeDH, Heirs Of... . 2.66 e<bawe asec ne Ys 


TRIO oasis oc c's 65.ab dei eae Cite Bec n 
MMEN NY ONGINGAT Jc), fa oo cnc de ov heb ele advice coe 
Pena, POseph; Heirs Of... 60 sess ese cs even 


MG PPUNICE eos. Oe cv ew anc 


1G Ba Eis a ers ee Ra eas 
McWhirk, William, Attorney for E. Huggins.. 


EMPL VV Th tated 6s Poise waco ta aio wcala aieleteearale wang 
BME co selec dace wa vie aD hen whee 
EB aig re SoM UT ea clsed tnt erie boa elas 


Beremton.) Walters.s bse vis’ os wae Sa em, fhe 


Parker, Mrs. M. M 


PU MBOBY UCOT LE! FS. .iaic'ein's vuln tid a rw'e bs tioleelee 
PUMPER SITET 21 Sale Sok «6 win! wibhurorw'a'e Sre'ein'e ie” 


EMER eto csare icicle ciel sae co 2 eieicsa lee Wie wae Oe 
EES BESET EG Re Ie ae aes A 
Bua, emuel, Attorney... .sccscccresevets 


Shaw, Lemuel, Trustee........... wrete ream tee 'e%e 


Shapleigh, J. P....... SG oe ek ae 


Es 9 | wisherape Sateen tora 


Deemer V TAT ELAS ee oo. 6. eredie Weenie res eter 


Sumner, Sally R....... a PER ion ene : 


PE MGON, Asa... ss ses Bi eivinafe PCC 


ERGs Y ava'e a c'cle'e' bc dase a yaaa cane oes 


PERE GS Leis onic cele de esses aeesiesicadeeu ws 
MT ii atin s dru hisacsweces ened eens 
Jones, Mary..-----seescece view adie ss cet ena 


PUM POSHUE, + 0 cc ea cleccnys Spine alate oa Oea ag 
Mann, Seth 2d...... PErAMsel a ace aryl ni avd Mahe et tine atte 
Wi ares, Charles An... 6s ve cc cc euse aera eee 
Newton Theological Institute........+..2ee0- 
PP ONTNIMAN, MANIUE].. 5 a cies cceses has OWS DRO 
Gulliver, Lemuel...... Seales e184 Steg ged sana want 6 
NAGY rind oclaidit seed in oOmahedse ides 
Billings, John A.......eee- Siete wadiidad tad ete 
Beanie IIALDENICH EL .cbeibc's sivcie telvlnisacoaa dane 
Chesley, William........sescccseccees eéeeee 
Duggan, William B,.............- eeceee rrr 
maton, ve l., Heirs of... ..050e pS ee a 


seer ew em eee eeeesoseevreseoeeteoose 


RE LEOEYy Ph SUE s as aoe h ohne se ealechs 
Richardson, Susan C..... Fie a eb lebasateens arckaytentte 
Richards & Co., Assignees.... ..seeeceee sees 


STRMMMRTIEGTLVDNOMIAS Fe S ss ccccscacceeccssierts 
PIIMO UT ea aca cio nis sles ee Zee Ge sgedens 
PTE LTAASY: Hcdtu ie ete So a cise nc wow Ges as Os 6 
Thompson, Charles H., Heirs of..ee....e0000: 
Tolman, Elizabeth, Heirs of.......0e005 sess 
Tileston, Frank L........ PET EL HE ee 
TTL, alah sels opis vajae os cle Be aeewods 
MEME Pe ELE S Ol 5 sol ot wale cats ieee cues es 
PPE OSOV Eiri at ns te ci vhote caine cleleiaasemictd a ae ooo 
DAMES VW AYTCT dow.sde o-so e's a. csn ose baimiee'e 
Petey MALY Dc eile Giiec os teste be vevslovinsss 
MMe AW g arn's s viaciaes on cide aceteslskeeea 
PMN ERE WV -GLOLY (sh: 5 <'e'w's' ae wvel's Veale waar ae ness 


Residence. 


Philadelphia. 
Randolph. 


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Newton. 


Braintree. 
Somerville. 


Quincy. 


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Edwards, James. ..--cs:see- Se bee ce bee sree k 
Faulkner, JameS...s2.2 cee csccssers ware : 
Glover, H. M., Heirs of.....-.+- seeeee re > 
Glover, John J., Heirs of. ....- cece ccccescees 
Gibbs, James... 2.6 secccescedcveseens Roeets 
McDonald, P., & E. H. Adams.........-.see- 
Mahoney, William..:..cescee covcesscsccess 
ES PACT ats Gon ante pik wie t) os od peas ess opens op 
Pope, Edward R., Heirs OF sin asic paige mee «om Ke 
Quincy Savings OG ah er eA eA a 
Wollaston Land Co... 2.20 ecccce bets einen 
Walters, L0uis....6 sic cece cccdeccccenscenccs 
Farrington, Nathaniel......--.sseeeeeeeveee 
French, Charles ...s sc eccceveses pucker eee es 
Tucker, Elijah, Heirs of.....-seeseeeeevccees 
Eustis, Abraham, Heirs of..... 2... se-ses sees 
Fisher, John......-. ihiva dive wolt vies me ey Jae 
Paul, Ebenezer... ...eeeee Scheels A's nui aaee 
Wetherbee, Jesse E......2.0 cece ital oesae ase 
Hollingsworth, Z. 'T........-.. 
Curley, Patrick.......... bin'> Soy Pips vere pe ap ee 
Kelley, Archibald........ ceed ecvecese soak es 
Raynes, A. J. ..ceeveccceccccccscucs scewepe 
Real Fatate Building. Co.. Ba cunts one ee <6 
Sheedy, Daniel...... bisesice ats > sinere'> sep ee 
Mudge, Z. A..---eesesesceee PP eee 
Hollis, George W..cececsece Katie pig wea Aine 


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Quincy. 


Walpole. 


Hyde Park. 


Westboro’. 


Brighton. 


THE AUDITORS’ 


FORTY-THIRD ANNUAL REPORT 


OF THE 


RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES 


OF THE 


LOWN OF MILTON 


COMPRISING THE 


STATEMENT OF THE FINANCES OF THE TOWN 
For the Year ending February 3d, 1880 


TO WHICH ARE ADDED 


THE STATISTICS OF THE TOWN 


AND A LIST OF TAX-PAYERS. 


HYDE PARK: 
PRESS OF THE NORFOLK COUNTY GAZETTE. 
> 1880. 


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TOWN STATISTICS. 


TOWN OFFICERS OF MILTON FOR THE YEAR 1879. 


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ty Selectmen, Assessors, Overseers.of Poor and Surveyers of Highways. 
_ J. WALTER BRADLEE, JOHN H. BURT, 
i E. B. ANDREWS. 
= 
5 Town Clerk. Town Treasurer. 
Y HENRY B. MARTIN. CHARLES BRECK. 
Be 
b School Committee, 
&:Ez D.WA DSWORTH, REV. F. FROTHINGHAM, *J. WALTER BRADLEE, 
4 C. E. C. BRECK, R. C. WATSON, *REV. T. F. CLARY, 
JESSE BUNTON, *JOHN LITTLEFIELD. 
9g : Constables. 
SAMUEL C. HEBARD, G. A. HARNED, JOHN H. EMERSON, 
- MAURICE PIERCE, WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM, WM. H. BALKAM, 
_E. F. HOPKINS, SAMUEL W. ALDEN, HENRY P.CASWELL. 
Collector of Taxes, 
q SIMEON EMERSON; 
= ; Auditors. 
7 ‘ JOHN VOSE, ONE VACANCY. 
; Trustees of Cemetery. 
: SUMNER BURT, SAMUEL BABCOCK, WALTER BRADLEE, 
REV. A. K. TEELE, +OLJVER W. a DRABODE: 


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na Fence Viewers. 
CICERO CUTTING, SAMUEL COOK, HENRY W. VOSE. 


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Trustees of Public Library. 


. - EDWARD L. PIERCE, REV. A. K. TEELE, *JAMES M. ROBBINS, 
SAMUEL BABCOCK, A. L. HOLLINGSWORTH, *GEORGK K. GANNETT, 
P JOSHUA W. VOSE, REY. F. FROTHINGITAM, *E. D. WADSWORTH. 


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Surveyors of Lumber. 


ROBERT M. TODD, T. T. WADSWORTH, P. McDERMOTT. 
OREN BATES, JOHN H. BURT, GEORGE H. COFFIN. 


Engineers Fire Department. 


WM. 8. LEAVITT (Chief), W. B. RANDLETT Core Ee R. L. CHAPMAN 
JOHN 8. BADGER, JOHN H. BURT. 


Pound Keeper. 
ISAAC C. GULLIVER. 


pee esentative to General Court, for the Fourth Norfolk District. 
HORACE E. WARE, of Milton. 


*Terms expire’ March, 1880, 


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SELECTMENS’ REPORT. 


@ Tan Selectmen of Milton, in presenting to the town the 
b following statement of the expenditures for the financial year 
ending January 31, 1880, would state that we have endeav- 
. ored to avoid any outlay in excess of the appropriation which 
has come under our control; and, as will appear, have in 
th he main been successful. 


a SCHOOLS. 


a The management of the Schools and school buildings is 


wholly in charge of the School Committee, whose report 
will be found elsewhere. 


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HIGHWAYS. 


an the expenditures for roads we have tried to i improve ag 
3 Breil as to keep them in fair condition; have built new side- 
walks, and many culverts, believing that the wants of the 
children and others who are Bbliged to walk, should receive 
‘some attention. A section of Mattapan street has been 
filled with stone, and the grade raised about eighteen inches, 
ipakins a good road and a permanent improvement. Several 


sec ions of our roads should receive like treatment. 
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BRIDGES. 


"Having been notified by the Engineer of Boston that they. 
| were about to put all the bridges connecting Milton and the 


we 


4 sity in thorough repair, we joined with fran and pad Mil- 
on’s share. 


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STREET LAMPS, 


We have about one hundred and ten street lamps upon 


our streets, erected by private subscription, and lighted by — 


naptha and kerosene oil at the expense of the town. The 


two gas lamps at the village were substituted with kerosene, _ 


as the cost was many times that of oil. 


POLICE. 


Frequent complaints are made in regard to the inefficiency — 


of the police arrangements. 


We have three constables at Milton Village, two at East | 
Milton, and four in other sections of the town, together with | 


three specials appointed upon petition of the citizens, and 
we have employed them at intervals and on special occa 


sions, as their services were needed, dispensing with the | 


regular night watch at East Milton and Milton Village. 


RESERVOIRS. 


The two reservoirs which the town voted to build have 
been constructed, the one at East Milton on Granite place, 


containing about twenty-three thousand gallons; the other 


near Town Hall, containing about forty thousand gallons, 
giving ample supply for those sections of the town. 


TOWN HALL LOT. 


The old Town Hall has been moved to the rear of the lot, 
and a fine cellar placed under it, furnishing a good building { 
that the town can use should occasion demand. Many hun- — 
dred leads of dirt were piled upon this lot in building the : 
new Town Hall, which we have had removed, the division — 
wall between estate of G.S, Cushing, Esq., banked, and the — 


whole lot graded. 


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Fiualnn DAMAGE. 


Deir 3a “Your Board fond pending’ ‘dereral old olaad ign: dae 

age, and believing the town had no desire to benefit the 
ge eH "public at the expense of private individuals, the matter was” 
s ‘4 deft to referees and settled. | 


epiey teat Nai %, 
aa affords us pleasure to announce the prosentation to. the % 
town of a clock, whick has been placed on the east side obs 


J. WALTER BRADLEE, 

JOHN H. BURT, — 

E. B. ANDREWS, ae 
, Selectmen of Milton, 


REPORT OF TRUSTEES OF CEMETERY. 


‘Tue Receiving Tomb is completed and ready for use. 

In considering plans and proposals, the Trustees became 
convinced that a Tomb suited to the wants of the Town, for 
the present and future, could not be built for the sum appro- 
priated by the Town for this purpose. It was decided, 
therefore, to build a suitable tomb and meet the expenditure, 
_ above the appropriation, out of the regular Cemetery eer: 


priation. 


This has been done. A Receiving Tomb which can hardly. 


- fail to meet the approval and the wants of the Town, has 
been completed and paid for, with the exception of $185.00, 
which it is proposed to pay out of the next Cemetery Ap- 
propriation ; a part of this balance being for extra work, not 
included in the contract. | 

The contract for building the Tomb was given to O. T. 
Rogers & Co., the lowest bidder, for the sum of $2,188.00 ; 
and the Trustees believe the work has been done in a thorough 
and workman-like manner. 
Jn opening the Tomb for use, suitable regulations have 
been adopted, as follows :-— | 


As the object of the Receiving Tomb is simply for the 
safe keeping of the remains of those who pass away until the 
proper opportunity for jnterment arrives, the Trustees have 
- adopted the following 


REGULATIONS. 


1st. Proprietors of lots in Milton Cemetery, and all citizens 
of Milton, are entitled to the free use of the Receiving Tomb, 
from December 1st to May Ist. 


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prietors of lots, from December Ist to May ist, or for any time 


between these dates, ten dollars for each Catacomb, to be paid 
the time of admittance. 

3d. For continued use of Receiving: Tomb by Srowriciges 9) 
lots, citizens of Milton, and non-residents, after May Ist, two dol- . 
lars per month for each Catacomb. 

4th. A reasonable charge will be made for opening the Tomb, 
and attendance on funerals. 

The general work of the Cemetery has been attended to, 
as usual, during the year. 

_It is proposed this season to open new paths and avenues, 
and to do some work in preparation for one of the orna- 
mental ponds that adorn the plan of our Cemetery. 

The J. D. Bradlee ornamental plat, opposite the Receiving 
Tomb, has been improved during the season by the addition 
of many new shrubs and plants, for which the Trustees de- 


sire to express thanks. 


“The Trustees recommend the usual appropriation of 
$2,000.00 for the ensuing year. 


Respectfully submitted, 


re bass gd a Wipe La dl 

SAMUEL BABCOCK, 

J. WALTER BRADLEE, 
A. K. TEELE 

O. W. PEABODY. 


REPORT OF TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC LIBRARY. 


Our Library now numbers eight thousand, three hundred 
and thirty-six volumes. 

Four hundred books have been added within the year, 
among which are several illustrated works of much value, 
viz.: Illustrated History of Venice, hy Charles Yriarte ; 
Sheldon’s American Painters; Famous Parks and Gardens 
of the World; Described and Illustrated Life of Gilbert 
Stuart, by Geo. C. Mason, ete. 

Two books have been lost. One was taken from a boy 
on his way from the Library, by a tramp. The other dis- 
appeared in the following manner: A young man, giving the 


name of William Brown, and falsely representing himself as* 


a resident of Milton, called for books at the Library on 
several occasions, and was permitted at last to draw 
‘¢ Drake’s Illustrated History of Boston,” a valuable work, 
which he failed to return. We have heard of him as patron- 
izing other Public Libraries in the same manner. 

The Library has been used by the citizens in all parts of 
the Town as generally as heretofore, with an increasing call 
for books of a high order. 

The character oF the books drawn from the Library inti- 
mates a marked improvement in the general reading. 

The books are in good condition, neatly kept, and for the 
most part, carefully ‘aba 

A, K. TEELE, 
For the Trustees. 


ENGINEER’S REPORT. 


Mitton, Feb. 10th, 1880. 
To the Honoruble Board of Selectmen :— 


GENTLEMEN :—The Board of Engineers beg leave to offer | 


‘a brief report of the condition of the Fire Department for — 


the year ending January 31st, 1880. {ae 

The Tepertinent is under the control of a Chief and LO | 
Assistant Engineers. 

The number of men now attached to the different com- 
panies are as follows, viz.: Hydrant Engine Co., No. 1, — 
James KF. Lord, Foreman, 438 men. Granite Hook and 
Ladder Co., No. 1, Oren F. Bates, Foreman, 23 men. % 
Ninety Hose Co., 5 men. Whole number in service, 71 
men. : 

The rolling stock, hose and building of the Department — 
remain meatal the same as eared last year, and are 
in good condition. 

Two reservoirs have been built the past year; one on 
Granite place, East Milton, and one near the Town Hall. 
These, with all others, three in number, are in good con-. 
dition. 

We would recommend an appropriation of $1,500 for the — 
current expenses for the ensuing year; also renew our 
recommendation of last year, in regard to the purchase of 
more hose, for the use of Ninety’s Hose Company, as in case — 
of a large fire at the Lower Mills the supply now on hand 
would be entirely inadequate. Would also recommend the 
purchase of an alarm bell, to be placed on Hydrant Engine 
House, as the one now in use is too small for that purpose. 


pbc te) 

“It has been our aim to conduct the affairs of the Depart: 
“ment with strict economy, and in this we have been aided 
by almost the entire disappearance of the ‘‘firebug” from our 
i town. But one fire has occurred the past year, which was a 
building on Mechanic street, East Milton, belonging to the 
: estate of Patrick McKay, and occupied by W. W. Merrill, 
as a wheelwright shop. Loss on building, $400; stock and 


Gi $200. Damage to adjoining eitine: $120. No in- 
- surance. Cause of fiire, incendiary. 


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« i - Respectfully submitted, 
Per order of Engineers, 


ay! WM. S. LEAVITT, Chief Engineer. 
7 W. B. RANDLETT, Clerk. 


i SS ae Se SO le ee 


AUDITORS’ REPOR® 


FEBRUARY 38, 1880. 


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Auditor’s Summary of the Receipts 


RECEIPTS. 


. Balance 3 in Treasury February 3, 1879 : : 
' Back taxes of 1876, $100; 1877, $250; collected $350 00 


_ 1878, $26.00; interest of 1878, $50.58; $ - 2650: 58, 


. Taxes still due 1877, $50; 1878, $400: f 
Amount raised by taxation : 

_ By vote for estimated expenditures a $40,000 00 

Ss ‘* one-fourth cost of Town House and 
interest A : 2 . 10,825 00: 
Amount accruing from overlayi ings, © — . 93,034 62 
-Vote to meet State Tax, due from town. . 2,140 00. 
2 «County - ‘ Se ; . 5,618 79 
Additional tax asséssed ‘ : ; =~, .260. 30 
Ladies’ tax : : a ‘ y x 75 50 


"Received from the State: 


Town’s share State Corporation Tax a . $5,236 80 


"ws “e Bank Tax . ; : » 3;419 15 
Balance Corporation Tax, 1878 : x ; 8 23 
State Aid to soldiers i : : ; 440: 00 
Town’s share State School Fund c ; ? 45 56 
State Aid to indigent soldiers . : ‘ : 642 00 


~ Income from Town Property - 
Rent of landing; O.S. Godfrey SO et RS BOO 00s 


ee “6 R.L. Chapman . 5 ‘ 25 00: 
st. a¢ G. W. Nickerson ; fs 100: 00: 
S, eS Tucker, rent of Harland street lot . : 6 00 
Rent of Beal marsh . ; : 3 50 
‘© Town Hall, J. H. Shepard 4 é 65 00 


i , Income from Town. Scales, W.P. Blanchard . 28 80 
_E. B. Andrews, old plank and gravel sold - $4 50 


From County proportion of Dog Tax 
From money borrowed on Town Notes,, less re- 
paid within the year . : ; ss A 


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. $2,107 96 


3,000 58 
450 00: 


61,954 2k 


9,791 74. 


328 30: 


A. K. Teele, lot in cemetery . . 179 50 
J. D. Bradlee & Co., sale of Pleasant. street 
| school-house : 390 50 
J. D. Bradlee & Co., sale of wood on poor farm 438 75, 
J. H. Burt & Co., bricks . ‘ 15 24 © 
Calvin Sanford, income from Poor Farm A . 146 83 
Three of Mr. Robbins’ address . ‘ s i 75 
- Post No. 102, G. A. R., for gas used . : : 7 50 
' ‘Pwo shares Blue Hill National Bank . ; . 200 00 
W.H. Keith, administrator of estate of S. A. 
Davis, on account : ; 50. 00 


1,433: 57° 
469. 39: 


1,578 38. 


$81,114 O07 


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and Expenditures of the Town. 


EXPENDITURES. 


soldiers. Mi : : : ‘ 2 -586 00 


Pe tp ad Wak 
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For Schools 3 Saad ‘ : Brehs $16,038 05 af 
Poor Department oH SSE: 3,800 31 une 
Highway ‘ miscellaneous expenses . $1,759 95 asc 

AX ae Pay rollandsnow account 8,062 46 a Sea aah 

as « Lighting streets and bridge . eae 

account .  . .- 1,608 2t sae 

we a. 1 486 ORE es 

Fire Department _.. - ‘ : . $844 15 Gaia 

Molise a ne ecg of May ae tec BBE “eae 

Salaries. , ete pay ins . 2,854 00 hae 

Printing and stationery. ne tL ea 345 68 25th 
Miscellaneous expenses. : , 7 SE RG9E85 ie 

Abatement of Taxes : ees 794 05 Ge 

New Pleasant street School and farniehine 5,406 39 BRR oe i, 

State Aid to soldiers, families and indigent ' ga anaes 


News Dow tibFall oi 3 sot ee ee AO a OE Vanes 
Old vs spe aE RINE OE SEW OHEIUN AER aR (an 
Grading TownHouse lov i. © = ye. ines, yl SezO 62 ype 
Pg CHa reb nei oe ¢ > 801 00 2 Rw 
East Milton drain ; : : i : 226 75 - i aut 
Ss TeBOrVOH? “408 ese ye AIO ae 3 wr 
Town Hall“ Reh Mb a UML Sete SS te 
Cemetery and receiving tomb. t . 8,644 00 Pat a 
Public LAbrAMVa.! fh. go ee fet eee) eee A year 
———— 31,942 61 a 

State Tax . F Y j é DAW 1 iB23140-.00.¢ if s, 
County Tax eae 2 : . . 5,618 79 iy 
Interest on money borrowed : : . 2,444 22 iA) 
J. Sias, rent of School-house lot. . ‘ 6:0" eae 5 
a 16909 AL amen 

Taxes still due, 1877, $50; 1878, $400; 1879, ; Bate ae 
BEAOO. (KM gaear 8) era et, Oy eee OG Tits ea) 
Cash in Town Treasury .° . ©. ©. 4,143 47 eas ATEN eit 
—— 7,093 47 

$81,114 07 

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DISBURSEMENTS. 


FOR SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS. 


HIGH SCHOOL. 


| Teaching. 
Paid Hiram Tuell, 40 weeks Sy i eas $1,540 00 : ‘ 
Miss H. T. Hallowell, 44 weeks : meron aks Es aaa a 


——— $2,235 00 
Fuel and Care of Rooms. ; 

Paid O. S. Godfrey, 22,860 lbs. coal ... . $54 56 
H. O. Weld, charcoal : ; : : 4 00 


T. J; Joyce, janitor: . : ; : 60 50 a: 
J. B. Blanchard, janitor iy ure eicadl erase nan 
Cleaning rooms x. ‘ : : ; 12 20 
———— 153 26 
Books and Stationery. 
Paid C. E. C, Breck, books : ; SHOE 
Baker, Pratt & Co., globe 5 : 4 40 00 
Hiram Tuell, books furnished pupils : 37 72 ; 
| SEE 119 89 
Incidental Expenses. 
Paid J. Babcock & Co., supplies : re DEO IE 
Henry McElwin, blackboards : : 11 48 
J. A. Tucker, windows and repairs : 34 71 
Wm. Cunningham, filling up well. : 10 00 Be 
John Murray, cleaning out vault : ; 10 00 4 
A. Grammar, dry sinks 5 00. a 
F. H. Trow, oiling floors 5 00 a 
Charles Tileston, repairing furnace 7 30 
Nas 4 
Repairing pump 5 00 4 
R. L. Chapman, glass 3.26 . 
F. M. Severance, repairs 2 75 
T. J. Joyce, shoveling snow 6 00 
a 114 26 


$2,622 41 


- NORTH SCHOOL ¢ 4 


Teaching. ae 
"Paid B. J. Tecate Grammar Dept., 20 wk’s $500 00° Ne ae 
Geo. H. Culver, — ve 20. « 500 00 1s gee 
Miss H. D. Hutchinson, Primary, 40 «* 500 00 Ritu 
Miss J. P. Wait, Assistant 34°52; 5 297 Qa che er ec 
~ Miss A.S. Wait, ‘“ YA 80 00 ee 
Re... _—— $1, 827 50 oe 
ri i " Fuel and Care of Rooms. arene 
"Paid O. S. Godfrey, 20,400 Ibs. coal - $48 45 i 
~H.O. Weld, charcoal ; eon) 4 00 Bek tbieak =. 
_ John Ryan, janitor - : : : 65 00 
~ Cleaning rooms ARE nee as hae riny ibs. 


——— 12 20 
ai Incidental Hapenses. 7 \ 
a 7 Paid LeBosquet & Bros., repair’g furnace, 1878 $30 23. 


Chas. Tileston, repairing furnace . . 380 25 
F. M. Severance, stock and labor. : 86 94 - 
_ James McGowan, cleaning cellar. 7 4 50 


RB. L. Chapman, glass. : , ; 2 68 . 

-§. Dana Hayes, analyzing water. i 5 00 

| HL Pope, books ‘ : A Z 5 Suni) iene aR ts 
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EAST SCHOOL. 


; . | Teaching. 


ag Paid O.A. AsereWig, Grammar Dept., 40 w’ks gt. 200 00 
_ Miss F. A. Wiggin, Intermediate, 20 “ 225 00 a phe 
Miss E. Reddington, 4a de 6 OB OO Ws | tea 
Miss C. F. Spear, oF Lass. 140 00. Pas? 7a) i em 
B. ‘Miss C. E. Mayhew, Primary, 40 “ 500 00 4.7 Esk eRe 

Pe Miss S. V.Breck, Asst. “)- 26 * ~» 174 00 ha ees 
, ae, OD, 291 00- 


} “ : * p . —_ + ae Toi “4 
— Amount carried forward, P 4 : $2,291 00 ‘ an s 
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Amount broughé forward, . : ; ; $2,291 00 
Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid O. S. Godfrey, 41,030 lbs. coal . $105 14 
_~H. O. Weld, charcoal : : ‘ ‘ 8 00 
F. F. Gage, janitor j , ‘ . 103 95 
Washing and cleaning rooms j : 15 00 
—— 232 09 
Incidental Haupenses. 
Paid F, F. Gage, shoveling snow aa, $3 20 
J. Babcock & Co., supplies. : ; 5 71 
W.W. Merrill, stock and labor 4 5 00 
G. B. Gardner, repairing plastering , 3 00 
J. Shields, painting : ; , : 8 00 
R. L. Chapman, varnishing. ‘ : 10 00 
C. F. Tarbox, use of settees  . ; 2 6 00 
Wollaston Heating Co., pipes : : 43 16 
Chas. Tileston, furnace regulators . : 32 00 
if “register boxes : ; E95 
Wm. Wadsworth, shades : : ; 2 15 
F. M. Severance, repairs 3 : : 27 76 | 
A. G. Whitcomb, tables ; E ; 11 50 
— 166 03 
$2,689 12 
SOUTH SCHOOL. 
Teaching. ; 
Paid Miss Fannie G. Morse, 36 weeks . $540 00 
Miss L. Roberta Capen, 4 weeks. : 50 00 
——— $590 00. 
Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid O. S. Godfrey, 21,600 lbs. of coal . / '@b2, 383 
H. O. Weld, charcoal : : A ; 2 40 
James Breck, janitor : ; ; : 52 50 
Cleaning rooms ‘ ‘ ‘ ; 10 00 
James McElwin, lackboabds ; , j 9.28 
——_—_— 126 51 
Amount carried forward, : . { . $716.51 


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19 


Amount brought forward, 


Incidental Expenses. 


Paid F. H. Trow, oiling floors and repairs $11 50 


S. Simmons, stock and labor ; - 5 50 
Chas. Tileston, repairing furnace . : 6 50 
James Breck, cleaning vaults : : 9 50 
S. L. Tucker & Son, supplies : ; 2 30 


SOAR Gene 


WEST SCHOOL. 


Teaching. 

Paid D.G.Thompson,Grammar Dept.,43 w’ks $1,085 00 
Miss M.L. Pierce,Primary Dept., 24 w’ks 240 00 
Miss M. E. Tufts, <« Zi ies 200 00 

Fuel and Care of Rooms. 

Paid O. S. Godfrey, 25,700 lbs. of coal. $63 83 
H. O. Weld, charcoal. ; q 4 00 
.W.C. Lyons, janitor 1878 and 1879 oe OOO 
F. E. Sanford, pine wood : " : 4 00 
Cleaning rooms : : : : - 6 00 


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Incidental Expenses. 


Paid G.Haynes & Son, repair’g furnace, 1878 $65 80 


sf v pump : 3 50 
ste McElwin, blackboards : ; ; 29 64 
F. H. Trow, glass, labor, ete. ; : 18 25 
J. H. Burt, & Co., repairs 7 : ; 1 00 
S. L. Tucker & Sen, supplies ; : 1 90 
Repairs on clocks : ; 2 00 
D. G. Thompson, tuning piano, cater : 6 78 
M. Donahoe, cleaning vaults : : 5 00 


$716 51 


35 80 


$751 81 


& 


$1,525 00 


160 33 


133 87 


nt es 


$1,819 20 


20 
CENTRE SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 

Paid Clarence Boylston, Grammar Dept., 

40 weeks ; . $1,142 50 
Miss E.C. Emerson, tna y fear 6 w’ks 82 50 
Miss Ida M. Sears, ig Soa: bat: 382 50 

Fuel and Care of Rooms. 

Paid O. S. Godfrey, 12,290 lbs. coal spleabee y+" heb 
H. O. Weld, charcoal. : : ; 6 40 
F. J. Ward, janitor : : : : 74. 33 
Cleaning rooms ‘ : ‘ : : 9 00 


Incidental EHxpenses. 
Paid Henry McElwin, blackboards . $24 00 


J. A. Tucker, windows and repairs Ht 61 86 
John Murray, cleaning vaults ; ; 10 00 
‘Chas. ‘Tileston, repairing stove, etc. ; 10 65 
R. L. Chapman, glass. , : 6, a 
T. J. Ward, shoveling snow . ‘ é 4 00 
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PLEASANT STREET SCHOOL. 
Teaching. : 


Paid Miss A. G. Pierce, Grammar Dept., 
40 weeks 4 : . $710 00 
Miss M. A. King, ean Aey ani 27 wks 220 00 
Miss Olive Holbrook, ‘‘ Caan Lig ts 110 00 


$1,607 50 


118 93 


113 96 


——— 


$1,840 39 


ke eT ad) 


Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid O. S. Godfrey, 24,680 lbs. of coal. $58 64 


Geo. Y. Badger, janitor ; ae 83 50 
M. J. McWhirk, sweeping. : 5 17 00 
Cleaning rooms. : ; : 2 9 00 


Amount carried forward, 


118 14 


. $1,158 14 


Incidental | Hpenses. 


ty : Paid Gis! lesion. repairing stoves eerste si Oe te ee 
J. Babcock & Co., oil . : : ‘ 1 16 . by as . 
er. M. Severence, repairs 7o : ! 2 50 i “igs 


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MATTAPAN SCHOOL. nh 
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Teaching. wee y ere icy 


4 Paid AES: A Williams, 44 weeks . . $575 00 Boe ae a 
a aes Ss Oe 


he eat. uel and- Care of Rooms. ae eee 
Paid O. S. Godfrey, 24,460 lbs. coal ai $606 RPA, ones 
tepHsOe Weld;-charcoal 0° 3s es 4 00 2s 
Bye. Chapmnany wood... se Sess 7 75 ee 


J. Kahlar, janitor dae itp ot ae 37 00 ‘ a nk 
Cleaning rooms - ? ee ‘ 5 006 "Vy Shar Bt 
John Tolman, janitor. : ; Ri 23 75 Ret A Rae 
Bt ~ Jobn Tolman, janitor Aas re Here 22 00 rt i és a 
i at eee i AO 


Incidental Expenses. ; | f a a 

Paid Chas. Tileston, repairing furnace. GOr7S: ORO. ena 
J. #H. Burt & Co., table and repairs : pte 58 
eT. H. Trow, oiling floors ~~. Bat, 
John Tolman, cleaning vaults . s 
De J. Kablar;shovelingsnoy . . ; 
‘ she J. Babcock & Co., looking glass. ; 


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hee Pook 

Repairing ROW ae } : : 00 ek 
oe oar sExpress 0 es HT aN Aa 
va ae a arg at sa ; , Sots 30 45 oe 
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$765 56 Ms ee 


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GENERAL MISCELLANEOUS SCHOOL EXPENSES. 
Paid H. G. Carey, music readers $125 64 
Wm. Ware & Co., arithmetics 112 85 
M. W. Tewksbury, books 37 30 
Lee & Shepard, supplies 44 40 
N. E. School Furnishing Co., dappttts 70 64 
Nichols & Hall, s 32 57 
Lawrence, Adams & Co., - 38 93 
Hi. T. Johnson, a 46 20 
Daniel Appleton & Co., Ss 27 54 
National Paper Co., a 27 50 
Heyer Bros., oy 26 OF 
J. L. Hammett, 2 12 80 
Rockwell & Churchill, printing school reg- 
ulations : 21 75 
George H. Ellis, pr inting aot aatinn pa- 
pers 12 50 
A. G. Stocking, rae Ey 15 56 
Melvin & Dewey, charts 12 00 
H. Gallagher, expressage 21 30: 
H. A. Hall, piano covers 10 50 
E. D. Wadsworth, paid J. Q. Racor nal: 
“ vice : é x : 10 00 
C. E. C. Breck, Rolin 21 95 
W. Small, ng 7 75 
E. F. ‘Taylor, % 57 50 
HAT. Johnson,-  * 6 75 
D.T. Mills & Co., * 5 10 
Knight, Adams & Co., Pinaitee 3 28 a 
J. H. Burt & Co., % 5 50 
L. Crossman & Son, carriage 2 50 
J. A. Tucker, moving piano : 1 00 
Baker, Pratt & Co., 12 00 
F. W. Lincoln, tapes A : 16 00 
————-_ $845 38 
Amount carried forward, $845 38 


23° 


Amount brought forward, 


School Superintendent. 


Paid John W. Allard, 5 month’s salary 


Music Teacher. 


Paid Henry G. Carey, salary 


$845 38 
900 00 


017 50 


$2,262 88 


RECAPITULATION OF SCHOOLS. 


High, $2,622 41 
North; 2,117 73 
East, 2,689 12 


$7,429 26 


Total, 


Miscellaneous 
Superintendent 
Music Teacher 


South, $751 81 
West, 1,819 20 
Centre, 1,840 39 


$4,411 40 


Total current expenses 


Amount of appropriation 
Received from State fund 


Amount in excess of appropriation 


COMPARATIVE 


1874, $11,986 34 
15,219 44 


1875, 


1876, 
1877, 


$13,910 92 
14,801 58 


Pleasant St., $1,168 95 
Mattapan, 


765*56 


$1,934 51 


$13,775 17 


845 38 
900 00 
517 50 


$16,038 05. 


14,000 00 
45 56 


14,045 56 


$1,992° 49 - 


STATEMENT OF SCHOOL EXPENSES 
FOR SIX YEARS. 


1878, 
1879, 


$16,076 93 
16,038 05 


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POOR DEPARTMENT. 


SUPPORT OF POOR IN ALMSHOUSE. 


- Paid Calvin Sanford, Superintendent, 1 year 


Grain and Hay. 


Paid Samuel Gannett, grain : : . $146 99 
Reed Bros., 1,645 Ibs. hay 4 : ge: SLOG 69 


Fuel. 
Paid O. 8. Godfrey, 4 tons coal 


Groceries and Provisions. 

Paid $. L. Tucker & Son, groceries. . 3804 52 
Walter Preston, oe > HO DLO {On 
R. E. Cook, fish . , . 2 3 17 71 
J2-as Hont, milk «. ‘ : : : 3°36 
F. E. Sanford, milk : ; ; ‘ 2 25 


Miscellaneous Poor EHapenses. 


Paid J. H. Davenport, 3 shoats, 1878 . 10 00 
L. F. Sanford, 13 week’s work —_—.,, A 32 50 
J. A. Sanford, extra sewing . , : 8 50 
E. Blackman, blacksmith : : “id 21 58 
Chas, Tileston, supplies : : : 14 10 
L. Crossman & Son, exchange on herse 75 00 

e ‘¢ setting tires : 5 00 

G. Haynes & Son, pump, pipe, &e. ; 68 94 
M. Donahoe, 14 cords manure ‘ , 94 50 
O. S. Godfrey, lime and cement ; s 5 03 
J. H. Burt & Co., stock and labor i 39 49 

~ M. Gibbons, labor F . : y 21 00 


H. B. Martin, horse blanket . : ; 1 75 
Dr. F. W. K. Nye, medicine’ . . ; 9 30 
R.L. Chapman, glass ... : Soo Wee RO ¥- 


Amounts carried forward, . . $411 36° $1,183 63 


ser) 
i oe 
$400 00°- -2 4 
163 68 
23 50 
596 45 
2 


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25 


Brooks & Walbridge, carpet . : : 26 85 


Chandler & Co., table linen. i : 6 00 


J. D. Bradlee & Co., fruit trees ‘ . '» $20 00 
Thos. Corrigan, grass. : : ; 8 00 


Total inside support, 


$1,183 63 


499 78 


Amounts brought forward,  . . $411 36 
Paid T. Strangman, iron work . : ; 4 25 
J. Strangman, repairing harness and carriages 15 00 
A. Grammar, repairing two lounges ; 16 00 
Wm. Kyle, painting wagon. : : 12 00 
J» H. Davenport, two shoats . - : 13 00 
W. B. Chubbuck, butchering hogs 6 50— 
J. A. Tucker, repairs ; : : 8 37 
F. C. Sanford, ploughing : : é 3 50 
L. Crossman & Son, use of carriage 5 00 
C. Sanford, expenses to Tewksbury 4 30 
S.C. Hebard, - ‘‘ Worcester D0 
Dry Goods. 
Henry B. Martin, clothing. x : 24 13 
H. Kendall, dry goods . : : d 46 68 
S..W. Johnson, shoes . |. i i 15 95 


119 61 


28 00 


$1,831 02 -~ 


ASSISTANCE OF POOR OUT OF ALMSHOUSE. 


Paid Taunton Lunatic ea care Wm. 


Whalen : ‘ ‘ ? , 202,01 
Taunton Lunatic rae care Peter 

Murphy - ; 185 Ol 
Worcester Lunatic Hosprialhe care H. E. 

Kendall. } hie LU So 


Woreester Lunatic Erasure: E. V. R. Reed 36 28 


ye carried forward, : . $614 25 


T Ned 


26 


Anount brought forward, . $614. 25 

Paid City of Boston, relief sundry persons, 
1878 : ; 83 81 
City of Lynn, pariat J. P. Clark 29 00 
City of Fall River, aid to Laha 2 50 
Town of Malden, aid to S. J. Whittier 42 00 
Dr. G. A. Bragdon, professional services 14 00 
** ~W..C, Stratton, ay a3 10 50 
‘* J.S. Greene, ‘e A 2 00 
*¢ C. C. Holmes, 4 a 8 00 

~§. L. Tucker & Sons, goods delivered 
Mrs. Scannell ; ; ; : 65 94 
if 2] Pe Mrs. I. Davis 45 26 
cf a: Rs Mrs. Murphy 1 57 
Groceries and goods furnished J. Lynch 12 89 
Rhoda Jones, care T. Cumming oe 1s FOO 
Reed Bros., wood furnished Mrs. Jones,’78 12 50 
H. F. Fish, care I. F. Fish 142 50 

Mrs. S. G. Thayer, care Mrs. E. ringed 102 00 - 
W.S. Allen, ee “ a 27 00 
Mrs. J. T. Emery, care F, H. Emery 120 00 
Mrs. Fannie Tucker, care Mrs. Bronsdon 28 00 
M. J. Edwards, care M. A. Hodgdon 45 00 
J. McLeod, care C. J. Glendenning 23 00 
Isaac Winchenbaugh, milk, Mrs. Davis 2 25 
——— $1,616 97 

O. 8. Godfrey, coul furnished Mrs. Far- 
rell 3 tons . : 16 50 
Mrs. R. Jones, 5 tons 29 75 
33 Beals, 3 * 15 50 
bs Siag,% 4.6 22 00 
f Buchan, 24 <¢ 12 88 
4, French, 2 ‘ 10 00. 
Ms Hickey, 2 <* 10 00 
ee Mayall, 3 «* 16 50 
Wits Record, 3 «“ : : ; Z 16 50 
a Harris, 3 « ? : a ith ata 16 50 

Amounts carried forward, . . $166 13 $1,616 97 


“Pala: Mrs. a Gees tong ie tes, OG Oas e 
ie oPaeker, 2.’ *° ‘ae : 10 00 
eo emaaitsiney A. | ‘ (21°75 
o -Cokkcely) 34: 866° - 3 7 63 
Crow's 2208 tn . | 00 
O’Connor,3 ‘¢ 00 
/O’Donnell,1%* sg ny 00 
“ Davisy . 2°.‘ ‘ 25, 
Petrygy th: <- 00 
Scully, 2 * 50 
Farley, 14 ‘ 75 
Caswell, 1 00 
Kimball, 1 00 
Joyce, 1 00 
Pollard, 4 06 
Holmes, 1 00> 
Goodall,4 50 
J.Tolman, 1“ 50 
Scannell,1 ‘‘ 00. 
Lynch, 4 ‘ 25 
Denny, 1 ‘ 50's. 
Pigs 4s kf ) 


re 
DarnmwanawrarawIwryre o 


2 


AMOUNT OF SPOCK AND TOOLS AT ALMSHOUSE. 


FEBRUARY 2, 1880. 43 


1 horse, $150; 1 cow, $75; 35 fowls, $17 : i 
ed covered wagon, BOO 1 horse cart, $10; 1 sleigh, $12 


Arians carried fopnee 


28 
Amount brought forward, 


1 wagon harness, $10; 1 cart harness, $7; 2 plough 
3 harness, $10 : : 
2 lap robes, $6; 3 forks and 4 aes: ‘$1 50 
Halter, 2 blankets, 1 surcingle, bells, comb and brush 
- Ox-yoke and tools, $2; haycutter and feed-box, $7 
: shovels, 3 hoes, 2.scythes, 3 axes, 1 iron rake, 1 pick 
1 crowbar, 1 manure fork and stone hammers 
4 ploughs, $6; 1 harrow, $4 ; 
_ 38 draft chains, 1 whiffletree and chain, 1 ox ois 
1 grindstone, $3; 3 ladders, $3 , 
i4 tons English hay, $27; 2 tons swale han $24 
id tons meadow hay, $12; grain, $7; wheelbarrow, $3 
Basket and set of measures, $1.75 ; 3 swine, $15; 2 tons 
coal, $10 
12 cords wood sawed and split 
225 gallons vinegar, $45; 40 bushels tae 828 
© vinegar barrels, tackle and falls, water-pot and coal 
sifter 
250 pounds salt por k, $25 ; 50 oun Barnet Rh ebes 
$3 75 ? 
20 Ibs. lard, $2 ; ESR es $10; 250 lbs. hcubshe $5 
Lot vegetables, $5 ; 3 wood saws, $2 ; 25 barrels, $2 50 
as wali) pounds butter, $3; 2 do. tea, $1 50; 8 do. coffee, 
$2 10 
65 pounds sugar, $6 50; | bush. beara) $1 ; 100 pots 
soap, $7 i ; ; 
4 brl. crackers, $2 ; 2 Ull. Boras flobe, $15 


Amount of stock and tools, Feb. 3, 1879 


- Greater valuation than 1879 


“ 


$314 


14 
17 


00 


00 
50 


$776 


713 


60 


75 


$62 


85 


29 


RECAPITULATION OF THE POOR DEPARTMENT. 


Expenses of the Almshouse ; : ; . $1,831 02 
Less excess in valuation : : -. $62 85 . 
‘¢ sale of farm produce . : 5; hy LAO" So 


‘¢ amount tobe received from State for 
support of E. Sargent ~. : 40 00 


$1,581 34 
oe) LL 96or 35 


Total cost of poor. ; ‘ : r ‘ - $3,550 63 


Expenses of poor outside 


COMPARATIVE STATEMENT FOR SIX YEARS. 


1874, $2,712 53 1876, $38,368 34 1878, $3,283 43 
WLStd, * 3,182.20 1877, 3,959 68 1879, 38,550 63 
Whole number of inmates supported the past year . 8 
cs *¢ remaining in the house, Feb. 1, 1879 8 

ay of “remaining in the house Feb. 2, 1880 * 8 
Left during the year : : 0 


Charles Pierce, 67 years; Eliphalet Sargent, 49 years; Mary 
Hunt, 79 years; Ellen Crane, 54 years; Margaret McQuirk, 48 
years; Harriet Sloan, 32 years; H. Irving Sloan, 6 years; B. ~ 
Elbert Sloan, 3 years. 

998 persons have been furnished with food and a night’s 
lodging. . 


a 


30 


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT. 


Paid Samuel Cook,sundry highway accounts $612 39 
. Calvin Sanford, care sees horses in 
winter : 37 50 
Samuel Gannett, grain for ards 306 386 
D. G. Corliss & Co., stone for culverts 163 83 
John A. Tucker, railing Randolph Ave 123 42 
D. W. Lewis, drain pipe : 109 58 
M. Day & Co., * a 76 10 
J. A. Flemming, repairing harnesses 38 70 
L. Crossman & Son, blacksmith bill 32 00 
E. Blackman, 6 cs 53 20 
P. E. Mackay, estate of ‘‘ . RS 16 90 
John C. Brown, : 4 17 12 
D. O. Scannell, 2 os 20 65 
Henry Crane, e * » 2 34 
Ames Plow Co., tools : i ; 22 30 
Dodge, Gilbert & Co. 14 00 
J. Strangman, repairing halters © 4 52 
-§. L. Tucker, oil and tools 415 
O. T. Rogers & Co., catch basins 15 26 
J. Babcock & Co., use double teams, 
etc. ‘ pe amie : , 11 57 
Charles Hunt, gravel, East district 19 60 © 
Samuel Ramsdell, ‘* he 217 
L. Pratt & Co., lumber ‘* 1 94 
Expressage 7d 
George B. Gardner, deat 1 50 
M. W. Gerry, repairing culvert 1 50 
L. W. Babcock, work on sidewalks 36 50 
E. B. Andrews, stone ; 10 00 
Brock & Crane, watering streets 2 50 
Nathan Crossman, Jr., horse rolling 
streets 2 50 


——-——— $1,759 95 


31 


SNOW ACCOUN T. 


Paid J. Houghton and others, South dis- 


57 


trict P $10 70 
J. Winkepaugh and ‘there West dis- 

trict : 21 80 
John Pierce and others ; 33 10 
O. Wetherbee and others ‘ 6 45 

* J. Babcock & Co. 17 80 
J. Sias F : 15 75 
E. B. Andrews, for eed persons 4 86 
N. Pond and others ; 10 11 

————— $120 
PAY ROLL. 

Paid John C. Crossman, foreman $395 
Thomas Haley; pe 469 
John Diskin, ‘i A ‘ : ‘ 467 
Oren Wetherbee, a horse and cart . : 365 
Patrick Diskin .. 833 
John Pierce 370 
Patrick Joyce. 274 
John Donahoe, horse sata cart 270 
James Winters : 200 
Elmer Wetherbee, horse oT cart 208 
Thomas McDermott 162 
Philip Finnegan 124 
Martin Gibbons 159 
Mike Laha 122 
M. J. Madden 109 
Samuel Leavitt 91 
Con. Hayes 86 
Henry Tarbox 74 
Daniel Sweeney a 81 

Amount carried forward, : _ $4,367 


32 


Amount brought forward, ; ‘ . $4,367 88 — 
. . 
Paid Patrick Watson, Jr. . ; ; é é ; 81 00 
Patrick Watson , : : : : ¢ 84 00 
J. Denahoe : ; ‘ : 3 A 83 25 
John H. Whalen : ‘ : i : 87 00 
Jere. Brophy, hes and nes : é : ; 99 00 
Timothy Rooney, ‘ ye é ’ ; , 109 50 
Nathan Pond, ‘s ot at a ‘ : 113 25 
J. Leary, be ae A ; ; ‘ 85 50 
Robert Magee, ne f , : F 103 50 
Walter Field ; : : ‘ : 3 d 161 25 
James Hickey . : ; : s : : 84 00 
Roger Dennis. ; : - : ives 81 00 
Edward Brophy : : : : Lipa: 84 75 
Coleman Joyce, horse and cart ; j : 82 50 
W. P. Gallagher, horse and Rona . , erence Bl: 0G 
Thomas Tivener i) ) oe) lias ; : : ‘ 84 00 
Martin Byrnes : : \ ; ‘ : 67 63 
James Fitzpatrick 4 ‘ ? ‘ i : 66 75 
James Murphy : ; : 4) ea ; 67 38 
George Sias, horse and cart ; . : i 63 00 
John Lynch Netty Sinan at rt. 2a Late a 59 62 © 
M. Boyne : 4 ‘ ‘ q : f 5) 25 
John Murray. ; : : ; 61 50 
Elbridge Snow, horse iA oe ats ; q 57 00 
Patrick Tivener . —. : ee SE ; : 54 75 


Edward Drohan . : : ‘ : 46 : 45 38 
Timothy Rooney : ; ; : é ‘ 48 00 
James Hoye, horse and cart ‘ ‘ . AS 00 
Beinithes. Aci ord jinn ane iat tert ys ta ern ha aa 43 00. 
James Carney . : ; : : : ; 49 87 
John McLeod . ; : ; : ; é 48 25 
J. larity : ; : : ; : ‘ 43 50 
Peter Welsh . é ; of ; 1 , 47 62 
George Clements : Pwr + eel i AT 24 
Terrence Sweeney ° ; ; ‘ “. ; 40 13 
EK. B. Andrews ; ‘ : = SBE , 210 00 


— 


Amount carried forward, , : : . $7,028 25 


- 


3d | 


Amount brought forward, 


Paid Denis Donovan 
John Gutro 
Mike Morrisey 
Hugh Feenan 
A. D. Snow, horse an aie 
H.N. Cutler 
E. G. Snow 
James Mandeville 
John Madden 
Wm. McDermott 


Wm. Cunningham, horse and cart 


Con. Rierdon 

M. Clements 

John Fitzpatrick 

George Piper 

Wm. Kelly : 

Wm. Hockaday, horse and Gait 
J. D. Davenport 

J. E. Bronsdon 

J. L. Esau 

Wm. Buchan 

I. Winchenbaugh, Horas ng eas 
Con. McCormack 

N. T. Davenport 

W.-W. Berry 

W. F. Boden, horse afd eee 
John Saliieen 

James Macomack 

M. Flarity 

Chris Burns 

Thomas Madden 

Harry Lyons 

Jos. Babcock, horse ve ae 
G. C. Simmons 

C. R. Young : : 
John Bier igs : ° 


Amount carried forward, 


° 


. $7,028 25 


3d 25 


27 38 


——. 


- $8,006 26 


o4 
Amount brought forward, ; : 


Paid F. Barry 
N.S. Boden 
Thomas Christy 
Josiah Field 
Elliot Arnold 
Daniel Barry 
Fred. West 
Richard Callahan 
M. Donahoe 


Cr. 
By Labor on East Milton reservoir 


$8,006 26 


nD — = 09 Co Go HH Or OL 
S&S 
(a 


STREET LAMPS. 


$7,941 89 


' 40 Lamps by Naptha.—EHast Milton Section. 


Paid Samuel Walker & Co., 29 bbls. Naptha $117 80 
M. J. Clements, care of lamps 10 mos. 166 67 


VV atsOnsd rss ~ 6! SAR Ee) $s 45 00 
J. Babcock & Co., supplies .. : 44 35 
Charles Tileston, repairing lanterns . Al 05 
Gallagher’s Express, carting oil : 12. 60 
R. Hellmund, painting posts . ‘ 10 88 
R. L. Chapman, repairing lanterns. 5 50 


70 Lamps by Kerosene Oil. 
Paid Samuel Walker & Co., 19 bbls. oil . $82 54 


S. L. Tucker & Son, supplies . f 74 52 
R. L. Chapman, repaiting lanterns. 28 00 
Amounts carried forward, . . $185 06 


$443 85 


ne ee 


$443 85 


ee ey PPR Ok ae a yO Ae 8 oy yg eR tan S iallgl Ub) ee tee 
, Cth i} an a, ae tan eet Tw Wis oF } Wate b ". Voy A ‘ 
etal nA. pie, eta Oe oe 2 . f tA Win da P “4 - 
re ey Mn bh ey - - e gt ‘ ok : A ; + 4, 
te € ry a 


35 
Amounts brought forward, . ~ $185 06 $448 85 
Paid S. G. Thayer, care of lamps 9 months 150 00 
BeaGook., Ire: es ee irae hes O8 90 00 
W. Hockaday, * ‘© =~Mattapan 31 65 
B. Perkins, és ‘s Central Ave * 8 00 
G. Haynes & Son, 1 bbl. oil and sup- 
plies, Central Av. : ; 14 13 
H. N. Plummer, lantern, Central ie, 
Bridge . : ’ 7 50 
L. W. Babcock, care of lamp one year 6 00 
J. Bunton & Co., supplies . . 15 | 
——=—— $492 49. 
| 2 Gas Lamps. 
Paid Dorchester Gas Co., 2 months . : 57 05 
wager $57 05. 
$993 39 
BRIDGES. 
Paid A. O. Hawes, cate Granite Bridge . $208 34 
«“ cs labor on’ 66 4. $4 : 5 25 
O.S.Godfrey, lumber for * ‘ f 83 61 
T. Strangman & Co., iron work ; 7 80 | 
—— $305 00 
Mattapan, Central Ave. and Lower Mills. Bridges. 
Bills paid, repairing Milton’s share of said 
bridges 
Central Ave. Bridge . ' . ‘ 122 75 
Milton L. M. ‘ ; § ‘ ; 171 75 | 
Mattapan er , ‘ r 15 32 
——— $309 82 
$614 82 


Hf: 


36 


ACCOUNT OF STOCK AND TOOLS ON HAND, FEB. 2, 1880- 


8 horses, $400; 3 carts, $100; 3 cart harnesses, $50 550 06 
1 street roller, $300; 1 stone wagon, $85; 4 gravel 


screen, $20 . : ‘ ; , 405 00 
3 hay cutters, $12; 3 grain ohests 86 : : : 18 00 
12 well tubs, $13; oil cans and lantern, $2 . : ‘ 15 00 
12 iron rakes, $6; 28 shovels, $14; 5 hoes, $2 . ; 22 Ol 
4 Post-hole spoon, 50e. 2 whiffletrees, $1 : : : 1 50 
ie plough and 2 points, $9; eurryeomb and brushes, 
: $1 50 Uti tas 1a ata OAT Be 10 50 
blankets, halters and ars he é . ‘ y 3 00 
‘Lot drain pipe, $4 50; 16 picks, $20; 3 stone ham- 
mers, $6. 2 ; 2 : ; . : 30 50 
$1,055 50 


‘Value of stock and tools Feb. 3,1879 . .  . 1,086 50 


ee a ee et 


Less value than 1879 . : : ' : $31 00 


RECAPITULATION OF HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT. 


” 


‘Miscellaneous expenses. ” : ; - $1,759 95 
Pay roll, less labor on E. Millon drain : é . 7,941 89 


Snow account . : z : : ; : : 120 57 


: Total cost of lighting streets and repairinng roads and 


_ Lighting streets : : ’ : ‘ : : 993 39 


Bridges Poy : > ‘ / r : ; «irayn6d4: 82 
Add difference in appraised vubtia stock and tools, 
1879, 1880 ; : ; : , 4 + 31-00 


bridges. - - . : ; : . $11,461 62 


COMPARATIVE STATEMENT FOR SEX YEARS. 


1874, $15,607 26 1876, $14,117 63 1878, $11,834 39 
1875, 10,858 85 1877, 11,883 74 - 1879, 11,461 62 


© Oat wv. ae “Be * San ee eel - », ae ~ dims ae im 
alee ae ea Se ane oer en eI 
. Bee tose cows, vey ee eae, x oy ahd ; 

ais is 7¥° a o* ove = 4 io” 

Paes : oe 

et 4 - f 

> -? 2 

ae vie ; ee 


ot 
FIRE DEPARTMENT. 


Hydrant Engine Company. 
Paid thirty-three members one year’s service $330 00 


eight i six mos. et 40 00 
Samuel W. Alden seven mos. steward 40 00 
J. Babcock & Co., supplies : . 24 25 
Q.S. Godfrey, coal. - ; , 3 00 
Walworth & Co., hydrants . : ; 9 90 
Estate of P. F. Mackay, iron work . 1 05 
B. Hart, expressage . : : ; 2 85 


ee ree ee 


Miscellaneous Hxpenses. 
Paid J. Babcock & Co., refreshments fur- 
nished Department after filling 
Reservoir at East Milton . - $30 99 


‘Tarbox, refreshments Mackay’s fire. 16 66 
Farnum, 4 Loud’s fire k £7705 
Farnum, Sy Mackay’s fire . 10 06 
Cash allowed Crawford’s fire . : : 10 00 
Paid Geo. Loud, use of horse . : 3 1 00 
E. J. Eaton, use of horse at fires # 10 00 


Granite Hook and Ladder Company. 


Paid sixteen members one year’s service 160 00 
eleven members, six month’s service a0 00 
E. Williams, services as steward 2 30 00 
Hall & Co., lock and keys , z 7 25 
Tarbox, repairs j : : - 1 40 
N. Stevens, repairs . mane 120 : 2 00 


ee ee ee 


Ninety’s Hose Company. 


Paid four members, one year’s service. 40 00 
J. Boyd & Son, hose : : ’ 1 00 
R. L. Chapman, glass Z fe é 75 


Be re en ee 


: “_ 
n CaS * ae 
a ee a a Pe ee Re 


Pri 
4 
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oo 


ee eee 


ers 
, 22 aD 


See eer, nt 


$451 05. 


(es ae 


$844 15 


é 


rp 
th 


38. 
POLICE DEPARTMENT. 


Paid 8S. C. Hebard; services. ‘ s ‘ . $220 50 
Maurice Pierce, Ap : A - 3 : 356 40h 


J. H,. Emerson, a i ‘. ; ed ; 239 00 
J. W. Jewett, we : : rs ; e 141 50: 
E. F. Hopkins, ve ORG sk Mrtest eiae. yoke 65 00: 
J. H. Farrington, “ _ 7” e A 45 50: 
M. P. Caswell, “4 . : : "i : 26 00 
S. W. Alden, sie - ‘ 3 i ; 17 75 
G. A. Harred, fe : . K y Z 10 00 
Wm. Cunningham, ‘ : ; : : -! 12 50 
S. G. Slone, Me : ‘ ; 4 6 00 
M. Pierce and Sergeant Hund, expenses, . i 25 5d: 
Calvin Sanford, services at Almshouse , 5 160 50 
_L. Crossman & Son, conveyance prisoners. . : 7 50 
—~— Mitchell, police badges and irons n H D 00 
Quincy Lock-up, care prisoners é * s 9 50- 


J. Babcock & Co., refreshments. ; i 15 


oe ee 


SALARIES. 


Selectmen, Assessors, Overseers of Poor,.and Surveyors of Highways.. 


Paid J. Walter Bradlee . A : . $650 00 
John H. Burt : Met th fe < . 400 00: 
E. B. Andrews . : : ‘ . 450 00 

| pe eas ny 8150 OG 


Amount carried forward, A “ ‘ . $1,550 Os 


39 
Amount brought forward, 


School Committee. 


Paid Fred. T. Frothingham . 
E. D. Wadsworth, six months, 1878 
C. E. C. Breck 
R. C. Watson 
J. Walter Bradlee 
T. F. Clary, six months, 1878 
John Littlefield, six months, 1878 
Jesse Bunton 
Jason Houghton, six OnE 1878 


J. R. Webster, car fare six months, 1878 


Auditors. 
Paid E. J. Kendall 


Collector of Taxes. 
Paid Simeon Emerson 


Town Treasurer. 


Paid Charles Breck : 
Sealer of weights and measures 


Town Clerk. 


Paid Henry B. Martin 
Recording 63 births, at 50c. 


“a 30 marriages, at 1ldc. 
of deaths, at 35c. 


74 ce 10e. 


Board of Engineers. 


Paid Board of Engineers 


$30 00 


. $250 00 


15 00 


. $250 00 


31 50 
4 50 
7 00 
4 40 


$1,550 00 


136 60. 


500 00 -- 


265 09 


297 40 


50 00 


oe 


$2,854 00 — 


al 


40 
PRINTING AND STATIONERY. 


Paid D. Clapp & Sons, printing Annual Report $199 63 
re “3 a School 11 75 
Rockwell & Churchill, printing 46 10 
ARN ‘B 1 tax returns 30 75 
66 66 66 66 bills 6 50 
Ae be ss town warrants 16 00 
Hs be ay Check books 7 50 
. Thomas Groom & Co., books eg sda 
Cutter Tower & Co., Assessors’ books 6 00 
H. T. Johnson, ledger 5 00 
Aaron R. Gay & Co. 7 00 
$345 68 
STATE AID TO SOLDIERS. 
Paid A. G. Hoffman d ‘ : $78 00 
George O. Baxter ; ; : 48 00 
Wm. Q. Baxter : : : — 48 00 
Charles Bronsdon : ; 52 00 
William Buchan : ; . 52 00 | 
Joseph A. Parsons : : : 52 00 
Patrick Dunican c ‘ ; 52 00 
Wm. M. Butler pat baits : 52 00 
George Long : : 5 52 00 
George S. Williams : : , 20 00 
Sree aE | $506.00 
State Aid to Soldiers under Aet of 1879. One-half to 
be [e-Imbursed by State. 
Paid Eliphalet E. Sargent, disbursed at 
| Almshouse $ 
Henry F. Fish : : : 4 40 00 
W. H. Roberts : : : ; 40 00 
ee 80 00 


ee 


$586 00 


41 
ABATEMENT OF TAXES. 


Paid real and personal taxes for 1876, ’77, ’78 
Ten poll taxes for 1878 : ; 
Real and personal taxes for 1879 
Eighty poll taxes for 1879 


$161 06 


20 00 ~ 


LAND DAMAGES. 


Thatcher Street Cases, 1878. 
Paid Mrs. Amy Arnold ; : . $3850 00 
Messrs. Wood and Welsh ‘ A 200 00 
Asaph Churchill, and Cemetery lot. 110 00 


New Street from Thatcher to White Street. 


John Littlefield . : : : $75 00 
Messrs. Wood and Welsh . . : 66 00 


EAST MILTON DRAIN. 


Paid C. Rierdon, 294 days’ labor 


M. Clements, 16 66 66 
J. Winters, 16 n as 
S. Leavitt, 164 ~* be 
Ho Larbox, 16 us = 
F.Watson,Jr.,16$ 6 
H.N. Cutter, 15 cs R 
F. Haley, 11 ne ss 


$794 05 


$660 00 


141 00 


$801 00 


$44 25 


- 42 
RESERVOIR GRANITE PLACE. 


Paid Joseph Ham 18,850 brick, $7 50 per M. . $141 37 
Labor men, digging and filling RP ee 96 00 
Ham & Carter, cement d : : A : 66 75 
George E. Frost, cement : oe o ; 7 00 
Wm. N. Gardner, mason work ; : ; 57 40 
George B. Gardner, # ‘ : : ; 19 15 
Thomas Williams, carpenter ‘ . ; ; 14 27 
A. J. Wilkinson, spikes ; ; ‘ ; 2 75 
J. Bunton & Co., Barrel and ironing same j 6 50 
Walworth & Co., iron trap door : : 5 12 80 
E. B. Andrews, cash paid : ; j . 3.75 
M. Walsh, use derrick ; ; : ; : 7 00 
J. Babcock, use spouts and wheels. A : e 25 
E. B. Andrews, labor and supervision, 14 days . 35 00.» 

$472 99 
Reservoir Town Hall Lot. , 

Paid James Whalen, digging reservoir ; ; - SOL ZOciLa 
Joseph Ham, 21,315 brick, $7 80 per M. ; 159 86 
Ham & Carter, cement ‘ Noe f ane Are. 64 50 
O.S. Godfrey, ‘ : he ; ‘ 15 00 
Anthony C. Gardner, mason aa ; : : 185 06 
John Creig, sand ‘ : : : 18 25 
J. H. Burt & Co., stock and fahor : . 25 50 
Labor men, filling, laving drain and atadine ~. 165.25 
Timothy Rooney, carting water, etc. : - 40 25 

$849 86 
CEMETERY. 


Town appropriation for Cemetery . : : . $2,000 00 
Town appropriation for receiving Tomb . ; «1,500. 008 


Se a a + 


Amount carried forward, : ; : . $3,500 00. 


43 
Amount brought forward, $3,500 00 
Interest vf Amory Fund 30 00 
**_ Perpetual Care Fund, (J. Riguies)’ 18 00 
- rae *¢ (A. Hollingsworth) 18 00 
gh es “* (J. Sumner) 18 00 
%3 Ss “¢ (J. Semple) 12 00 
aah A *¢ (CH. G. Durell) 9 00 
i “ *¢ (C. Hobart) 9 00 
ahaa rs “¢ (C. Taylor) 18 00 
- co (CS. Littlefield) : 12 00 
® Palen tie 
3 $3,644 00 
_ Expended as by the following,— 
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES. 
. RECEIPTS, 
Balance in hands of Trustees, Feb. 1, 1879 $171 49 
Town appropriation for Cemetery 2,000 00 
Town appropriation for receiving Tomb 1,500 00 
Interest of Amory Fund 30 00 
Interest of Perpetual Care Fund 114 00 
Received for hay 15 00 
tote wood 2 00 
ch leaves . , p 4 00 
v4 labor and expense on lots for individuals 495 69- 
$4,332 18 
EXPENDITURES. 

Paid O. T. Rogers & Co., building Receiving Tomb, in 
part - $2,088 00 

Strangman & Co., a eee aaaccombe in Re- 
ceiving Tomb 3 50 
R. L. Chapman, painting bricks in earn ine Tomb 2 00 
Charles Wadsworth, 2172 days labor, at $2 123 . 462 72 
“4 Pe 214 days labor, at $2 43 00 

es ce 118 days horse and cart, at 
$1 50 : ; : ; 177 00 
Amount carried forward, : ‘ ~ $2,776 22 


uM 


Amount carried forward eI « : . $2,776 22 4 
Paid J. H. Packard, 166 days labor, at $1 75 
66 66 364 66 6 $1 624 
J.G. Crossman, 8} ‘ es $1 50 
66 66 . 8 £6 66 $1 25 
ai ds 5 ‘¢ horse and cart, $1 50. 


J. McCloud, 684 ‘* labor at $1 50 
George Piper, 554. « és 31 50 
J. Fitzpatrick, 552 ‘¢ ns $1 25 
0. Wetkerbee, 13 hess 2: $1 50 

a 12% .‘* horse and cart, $1 90 . 
H. R. Piper, 43. * labor, at $1 50 . : 
George H. Pierce, 153. *¢ * $1 50. 

be e 1 ‘ horse and cart, $1 50. 
Benjamin Stubbs, 5 ‘ labor, at $1 50. 
Elliot Arnold, DOs as $1 50. 
J. D. Bradlee & Co., trees and shrubs 
Rockwell & Churchill, printing bills and cards 
Walter Preston, grass seed and nails 5 - 
D. G. Corliss & Co., stone and labor ; 
J. M. Whittemore, receiving tomb record 
J. Breck & Sons, tools and wheelbarrows 
Carter, Rice & Co., stationery . . 
O. S. Godfrey, lumber ; 4 : : 
H. F. Thayer, 513 plants, 6c... : 
Q. Wetherbee, 104 cords manure, delivered, $7 


“ 84 feet rh = ie 
v6 carting 2 cords manure, $2 urs 
W. H. Bowker & Co., bag of lawn dressing . 
S. L. Tucker & Son, scythes and rakes : Z 
G. T. Rogers & Co., granite posts. ; , 
E. D. Wadsworth, 2 cords of manure, $6 
J. Nute, whitewashing tomb , ; : 
J. H. Packard, lock andnails' .. . y 
A. K. Teele, cash paid for expressage and Latins 


7 services, and use of horse in cemetery 
Loss on bills of 1877 and 1878 . 


Amount carried forwaré, : : oo et eae 


8S 


~ Amount brought forward, 


a | lected bills 


PUBLIC LIBRARY. 


TREASURER’S REPORT. 


RECEIPTS. 


Mee 66 


¥ rom Librarian for fines 


es ? 
pe 7 


EXPENDITURES, 


isive in hands of Trustees Feb. 1, 1880, uncol- 


. $4,235 12 


97 06 | 


$4,332 18 


Balance i in hand of Treasurer Feb 10, 1879 $516 60 
Town appropriation : f ‘ : 800 00> 
dog license money : 429 39 


4 00 


a Se Se ateatt te eee 


Paid Lockwood, Brooks & Co., for books $599 56 
& Little, Brown & Co., my 1 50 
_. A. B. Mudge & Son, printing and 
es paper 41 25 
___ Dorchester Gas Tone Gonvsny: 32 50 
0. S. Godfrey, coal 28 53 
be: Chas. Tileston, repairs on stove Wad 
:;. Dillingham Paper Co., book covers 8 25 
4 a Ap G. Roberts & Co., hack binders 36 05 
.C. E. Whall, expressage : 10 75 
ek, J. Baker, rent of building one year 168 00 
Miss J. E. Emerson, Librarian <‘“ 300 00 
4 é Bh ob furnishing substi- 
< tute two weeks 12 00 
a Miss J. E. Emerson, cash snieidanted 
Bb expenses ; 6 00 
ane M. Severance, stock aoa labor re- 
‘pairs 7 88 


De tii cants carried forward, 


$1,799 99 


. $1,254 02 $1,799 99 


re 3 a 


Amounts brought forward, . $1,254 02 $1,799 99 
Paid Milton Post Office. rent of box f 1 00 
Cyrus Brewer, insurance, three years’ 
policy ‘ : 97 50 
Torrey, Bright & Chpbut odtbol : 31 80 : 
+ —-—-—- 1,384 32 
Balance in hands of Treasurer, Feb. 11,1880 415 67 
$1,799 99° 


SAMUEL BABCOCK, Treasurer. 
Examined and approved. 
A. K. TEELE, 


GEO. K. GANNETT, 
Auditors for Trustees. 


MISCELLANEOUS TOWN EXPENSES. 


Paid Whitman & Breck, plan, &c., . é 55 00 
John Tolman, gravel for Mattapan 
school yard ; 38 00 oer 
I. Winchenbaugh, gravel for eravellng 4 
Mattapan school yard ; ; 22 50 
Wm. Cunningham, cementing cellar of 
East School : 187 28 
Geo.H.Meacham,plans econ Bown 
Hall Committee, 1875 . : 125 00 
M. Donahoe, cementing cellar of West 
School : , 35 00 
O.S. Godfrey, cement for West Sch. 20 85 
J. Walter Bradlee, Memorial Day 100 00 
Asa French, counsel in Land Damage 
Case, 1878 ; é Ae 75 00 
S. W. Johnson, rent Selectmen’ sR oom 60 00 
Insurance on Pleasant st. School House 90 00 
Wm. Kyle, painting hearse ~ . 16 00 
J. Donahoe, building Whithe West Sch. 25 00 


Amount carried forward, e . $799 68 


47 


Amount brought forward : . $799 63 
Paid J. Strangman, repar’ng hearse harness a 
S. Gleason, interment Mrs. Lessler 7 00 


J. Henry Shepherd, Town Hall janitor 175 00 


H. B. Martin, ahs votes and 
sundries. : 6 10 
L. Crossman, carrying man 6 Boe! 


line, order Dr. Bragdon 3 00 
J.D. Bradlee & Co., advertising AG 


selling Pleasant st. school house 20 00 


ee ee 


New Pleasant Street School House 


Bina Hon. J. M. Churchill, one acre land $500 00 


J. H. Burt & Co., building and extras 4,344 88 
Whitman & Bader architects. F 152 00 
John B. Badger, grading . : : 29 75 


Furnishing New School House. 


Paid A. G. Whitcomb, furniture . $242 52 
Wm. Wadsworth, shades . : f 63 14 
J. Babcock & Co., supplies : : 40 60 


J. H. Burt, crickets, &c. . ; ; 21 50 


A. Hobbs, two clocks : ‘ : 12 00, 


New Town Hail. 


| Paid Creesey & Noyes, carpenters. $5,347 47 


W.C. Poland & Son, masons . , 3880 30 
Bliss & Perkins, gas machine and pipe 931 59 


Mitchell Vance & Co., gas fixtures . 446 40 
A. H. Hogg & Co., gas fixtures : 222 62 
W.J. McPherson, painting <7) Svat 6 ONO. OO 
eon Torry & Co., tablet. . 474 00 

‘ ss ‘¢ lettering tablet 47 50 
L. i feos & Son, settees . : : 230 40 
Boston Lightning Rod Co. : : 181 75 
Amount carried forward, : . $8,720 93 


$995 85 


$5,026 68 


£379 76 


ns 


$5,406 39 


48 


Amounts brought forward, . . $8,720 95 
Paid E. H. Brabrook, chairs. ; : 139 58 
Lawrence, Wilde & Co., shade, &c. 103 50 
Watson Edmans, insurance : : 125 00 
John Evans, town seal. : 70 00 
Tilden & Haviwvell, architect and eens 

ing windows : 73 11 

Geo. ‘I’. Tilden, services, town veal and 
tablet : : . 40 00 
Chas. Tileston, range and Heres 4 53 18 
J. H. Burt & Co., material and labor 69 86 
J.H.Burt&Co.,grates,locks snobs, &e. 38 75 
F. M. Severance, labor . : , 17 65 
O. S. Godfrey, coal . ; ; : 270 42 
Wm. Trainor, plumbing. : af 43 06 
Torrey, Bright & Capen, mats . ; 32 16 
Walter Pratt & Co., screens ; ; 10 78 
Worthley, Downes & Co., spittoons . 25 00 
A. W. Mitchell, coat-room tags : 24 00 
R. D. Hill, painting : : ‘ 15 00 
Bliss & Perkins, gasoline . , 24 83 
Rockwell&Churchill,dedication p ene 18 00 
Cash paid sundry persons af dedication . 32 00 

Paid J. T. Hunt, twenty cans used at ded- 
ication : : : 15 00 
G. Haynes & Son, use of rata : 8 00 
J. H. Shepard, cleaning : : ; 11 60 
S. L. Tucker & Son, supplies . A 14 30 
Whall’s Express’ 4 ; 9.20 
JamesFaulkner,bal. arctan Ghee "78 22 75 
John E. Kenny, keys : : ; 3 00 
L. Crossman & Son, moving furniture 1 00 
J. H. Burt & Co., labor and repairs 3 43 


—-—— $10,135. 04 


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Old Town Hall. 


Paid Greenwood Fuller, moving Hall 


James Whalen, digging cellar, &c. 
J.H.Burt&Co., windows, bulkhead, &c. 
O. S. Godfrey, cement 

J. Creig, cement 

Joseph Ham, 2500 brick 

Anthony C. Gardner, mason 

John Creig, sand 


Grading Town House Lot. 
Paid Dein Pierce, superintendent 


James Hoye, Jr., horse and eart 


Colman Joyce, ee + 
Nathan Pond, ss a 
John Rooney, Ke as 
Alfred Hunt, i a 
Wm. Hockaday, ‘ > 
Timothy Rooney, ‘ yh 


James Hoye 

George Pierce 

James Karney 

John Madden 

James Fitzpatrick 

M. A. Finnegan 

Philip Finnegan 

Roger Denney ~ 

James Flarity 

Mike Flarity 

Con. Macommack 

Pat. Tivenar 

William McDermott A 
Daniel Brophy 5 ; - 
M. Morrisey 

James McGowan 

Thomas Madden 

James McBench ; 

W. J. McDermott ° ; 

M. Cavanaugh 


$160 00 
337 90 
50 34 
6 00 
3 00 
18 75 
37 62 
2 25 


24 75 


REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER. 


RECEIPTS. 
1879 
Feb. 8. Cash on hand at settlement ; ; . $2,107.90 
24. hired of State Treasurer, at 4 per cent. 5,000 00 
_ March 15. ‘¢ Blue Hill N. Bank, 4 mos. - 8,000 00 
22. « State Treasurer, l year. . . 9,000 00 
April 5. ‘¢ Blue Hill N. Bank, 8 mos. - 8,000 00 
a. for two shares Blue Hill N. Bank ; 200 00°-- 
Ds of Collector for taxes,1878 . ; é 300 .00 
D. of State Treas., balance corporation tax 8238 : 
19. . Blue Hill N. Bank, 8 mos. . >. . 8,000 00 
May 2. # “FCa4 NOse 7. j «) ~ 25000 -00 
£9. sf #3 7 MMOs Ph Le on . 38,000 00 
31. tg ps 7 mos. . ; . 3,000 00 i 
} Ole Edwin Breck, 1 year, 4 per cent. . "8,200.00 sama : 
June 6. Collector for taxes of 1878 . ; 500 00 
| 6. O. S. Godfrey, rent of landing ee to | 
May, 1, 1879 . ; 50. OO i, 
20. Louisa C. Williams on demand, 4 per ot. 860 00 
2s Blue Hill N. Bank, mos. . : . 2,000 00 
July 11. * * 2 MOS. 5, 1% 5,000 00 
11. Rufus L. Chapman, rent of landing Auer 3 
one year, to May 1, 1879 : ey iS, 
Ado 1: Collector for taxes, 1878 ; ; : 600 00 - 
12. Blue Hill N. Bank, 5 mos. . 3,000 00 . 
. 29. EK. B. Andrews, old plank and oe 4 pale 4 50 
Sept. 9. Blue Hill N. Bank, 4 mos... é - 8,000 00 
12. Collector for taxes of 1878. : ; 800: 00) 2-5 
— 29, Blue Hill N. Bank, 3 mos. . , . 8,000 00 are 
Tet. 3.0% es Bee 2M GS te 3,000 00 
10: Louisa C. Williams, on demand, ve per ee 1,035 38 
22. A. K. Teele, lot in cemetery, : : 179 50 
81. Collector for taxes of 1879 . .. . 8,000 00 
Noy. 6. % % pauper : : . 1,000°00 


———- 


Amount carried forward, ; : : $58, O70 54 


51 5 
Amount brought forward, . $58,070. 51. Rey 
: : i Re a 
e ee Noy. 14. Cash, Collector, taxes of 1879 8,000 00. - e) 
3 bi 29. cs “ « ; 20,000 00 2 
8 29 Q. S. Godfrey, rent of landing, to Nov. fave i oP 
< 1, 1879 : wi nae Oe 
* Dec. 9. State pean tinay. Baie iat TAS) . 9,236 80 
es J. vy ee bank tax 3,419 15 2 
a EP A es State aid to soldiers. 440. 00): = 
eS 9. State aid to indigent soldiers ~ . . 64200  .. 
@ 19. Collector for taxes, 1879 10,000 00. 
19. J. D. Bradlee & Co., sale of Pleasant st. he 
school house : ; 390 50. 
% 19... Se Lt Tucker, rent of Hetlicd st. lot : 6 00. 
; 19. G. W. Nickerson, rent of landing, 1 year 100 00° 
r 1880 
3 Jan. 23. Collector for taxes, 1876, in full, : 100 00 
a W523. at CeO AES TOR Sto) EY, > 2) ho SE oe 
Bees Hh. ares Fa fo) ‘ ; : 200,00. 
23. ‘“ 68 IBID ai) Ba eB BBS aaa 
23, ss interest on taxes, 1878 . ; 50:58. =. ¢ 
23. ‘© taxes of 1879 es 5,000 00. 
i 24. State Treas., town proportion school fine : 45 56. ; 
= 9 EE Collector for taxes of 1879 . 2,400 00 
$1, County Treasurer, dog tax refunded A 469 39-7 
= 31. W. P. Blanchard, income of hay scales 28 80 
= Al: S. Emerson, collector of taxes for 1879 300.00... 74 
a 81, J. D. Bradlee & Co., sale of wood on . oe 
; M4 Poor farm . ABB TR: 5 
a 31. W. H. Keith, administrator ot eatate of es 
a .. Ag S. A. Davis, on account : : 50 00 nt 
ei Bir. 2 J. A: Burt’& Gor; bricks” e70ls Uae 15.24 : 
81. Post, No. 102,G. A. R., for gas . ; 7 50 
‘31. Calvin Sanford, income from Poor farm 146 83 
ot: 3 J.M. Robbins’ address : : : 75 
vot. J. H. Shepard, use of Town Hall... 65-00 Se aie 
31. E. J. Fairbank, rent of Beal Marsh A 3 50 “¢ 
$119,462 28 
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EXPENDITURES. 
1879. 
Feb. 5. Paidinterest en State note of $5,000 €mos. $100 
Mar. 15. Discount on bank note of $3,000, 4 ‘ 61 
22.. Note of $5,000, N. E. Trust Co., and in- 
terest $51 53. : 4 5,090 
22. Note of interest on the above al 
29... 6 month’s interest City of Se 
note, $10,000 250 
April 5. Discount on Bank Note of $3, 000, 8 mos. 121 
19. 66 66 66 66. 121 
May 3. Interest on State Note of $5,000, 6 mos. 100 
3. Discount on Bank Note of $2,000, 7 mos. 71 
10. Interest on Wm. Tucker note of ahaa 
6 months . 25 
Silks & Discount on Bank Novae of $3, 000, 7 mos. 106 
31. < aS ff % mos. 106 
dune. 20. Louisa C. Williams, note $657... 657 
20; 64 month’s inter est on the above note 14 
29. Discount on Bank Note of $2,000, 6 mos. 61 
July 3. Joseph Sias, rent of school house lot 6 
ie Discount on Bank Note of $5,000, 5 mos. 127 
18. TownNote atBank of $3, 000,Mar. 15,’79 3,000 
Aug. 5. . 6 month’s interest on StateNote of $9,000 100 
8. Discount on Bank Note of $3,000, 5 mos. 76 
23. 6 month’s interest on State Note, $5,000 100 
Sept. 5. Discount on Bank Note of $3,000, 4 mos. 61 
20. 6 month’s interest on State Note, $5,000 100 
26. Discount on Bank Note, $3,000, 3 mos. 46. 
Oct. 3. § month’s interest on City of Fitchburg 
note, $10,000 . ; é 7 : 250 
10. Note of Louisa C. Williams 3 - 860 
10. Interest on the’ above note 11 
10. Discount on Bank note, $3,000, 3 mos. OL 
23. 6 month’s interest on State note, $5,000 200 
28. i” ¥ on Wm. Tucker note 
for $1000 25 
Amount carried forward, A a . $11,748 


53° 
Amount brought forward, ; y 5 . $11,743 .22 
Dec. 1. Paid 3 Town notes of April 5, May 3, Oct. , 
6,1879 . : ; : t . 8,000 00. 
ae 6 month’s interest on note of E, Breck , 
of $1,200 a | s iF , 24 00 
8. State Tax . 4 - 2,140 00 
13. Bank Note of July 11, 1879 P - 8,000 00 
16. 2 April 19, ; . 38,000 00 
26. mS May 19, < . - 8,000 00 
30. 2d May: 805. + i . 3800 00 
30. ce DURCC Ewes eres . 2,000 
30. ee Sept..29, — + 3,000 00 
30. Two Bank Notes of Aue 8, 1879, $3. 000, 
and Sept. 5, 1879, $8,000 . : - 6,000 80 
Feb. 2. Note to State Treasurer : 2,000 00 
6 month’s interest on two notes, ‘State . 
Treasurer : 2 : . i 200 00 
382 Town orders . ‘ ; ’ » 63,2112 49 
Cash on hand to balance A y . 4,143 47 
$119,462 28 
CHAS. BRECK, 
Treasurer. 
Treasurer’s Account of the Debt of the Town. 
“NOTES OUTSTANDING. 
1878. 
April 15. Estateof Wm. Tucker, 3 yrs.,5 peret. . $1,000 00 
Sept. 12. City of Fitchburg, 3 “* 5 + . 10,000 00 
Oct. 30. State Treasurer, | ae a i a - 9,000 00 
1879. ‘ 
Feb. 4. State Treasurer, AR DA a - 9,000 00 
Mar. 22. “ ee 1 Mee gts . 95,000 00 
Amount carried forward, ; 4 3 =. $26,000 00- 


; Amount rough forward, ae Atrute #26, 000 00 


1 yr., 4 per initia : eu 200. 00. ears 
Lea . 1,035 38 


Rae est | $28,235 88 
Interest accrued, but not yetdue . . 3867 68 


$28,608 06. 


Orie from Collector : — 
Cipas of 1877 , * cae 50500 
a Gan eey Guat. be ise eee eH ADG 
ge ty (1879 8,100 00 
$3,550 00 
Cash in hand of Treasurer +. 4,143 47 


ere ee 


Net debt of the: town 


CHAS. ee Treasurer. S 


er aks 


| ie HH i Anowst brought forward 

} erasing place, sia 2 acres of fend at. Tener Mills , 8. 000 00 - 

a fay tha at: Gulliver's Creek . Bits : ,- 
- Beal Marsh Beta 8 re a ee 00 ; 


Gravel pits Ratha ees ecg , ee ep 2,800 00. 


PERSONAL. 


Paioiway ay mene Z 1,055 50. jes is 


$95,262 10 


ne ~The Kaditor eabinits to the town the. forty-third annual 
ES oFeport of its affairs for the year ending February 2, 1880. ae : 


‘The books, accounts and vouchers have been examined _ e a 
and compared, and found correct. 


The Almshouse was found in a satisfactory condition: Mae 
ti is recommended that the town authorize its Treasurer c 


4 


JOHN VOSE,. 2 
Auditor. ARE 


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Estimate of Appropriations for the Ensuing Year. 


For Schools . é P : ; : . . $15,000 00 


Poor 4 ; ; ‘ : : : . 4,000 00 
Highways, including street lamps and bridges . 12,000 00 
Fire Department , ‘ - ° : . 1,000 00 
Police : . : 4 ; : ‘ . 1,500 00 
Town Officers. ; é : : : . 2,850 00 
Printing and Stationery . : ; ; : 800 00 
Abatement of Taxes : : , : ; 500 00 
Cemetery . Biter ie ; A . 2,000 00 
Dibrary.: .):. ; : ; : : ; : 590 00 
Miscellaneous. ‘ : 4 : ; . 1,000 00 


Interest . : . . : . : - 2,700 00 


$43,350 00 


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_ REGISTRY OF BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND 
: DEATHS IN 1879. | 
ae | BIRTHS. 


The whole number of births registered in 1879 was 64; males, 


? 4 | “81; females, 33 5 as follows : :— 


. DATE. NAMES. DATE. NAMHS. 
nf Jan. 2, Michael Joyce. June 13 Joseph Daniel Fallon. 
“ fers) 6 Howard Clark Plummer. 19 Charles William Marcy. 
Lom Sp paren AL Russell Swift. Sag James Philip Lahey. . 
y 93 Timothy Murphy. “29 Addie Overlock Winchen- 
St) James Dolan. baugh. 
Feb. 3 Persis H. Perkins. July 14 Mabel Grace Higgins. 
Sn) Maud Estelle Durhawt:. STG ‘Mitchell. 
5 LOS gO) George Christopher Graham. Arey Fannie Elizabeth Young, 
6hu 1D James Welch. ee Al Henry Martin McCue. 
; Be ins Timothy Murphy. eA Pauline Colby Hellmund. 
i 28 Waldo Emerson Forbes. «6. 29 Annie O’Callaghan. 
‘Maren 6 Leonard Morse Bradlee. 650, Alice Emma Whipps. 
4 se Florence Gertrude Littlefield. Aug 2 Margaret Mahoney. 
< 10 Annette Louisa Melvin. ey Mary Ellen Morrissey. 
6s Cao Mattie. Maria Blackman. JE) Watter Ernest Loud. 
hire Ay tie ANG Patrick Nicholas Feenan. aan Ws Walter F. Brown. 
ot “91 | Edward Everett Ford. a 13 Donovan. 
pea SF MDE Emma Louisa Esau. ae OG Lillian Mary Donahoe. 
mates 5 188) DT Ellen Callaghan. 6 20 Grace May Choate. 
of « 380 |. Anna L. Skinner. 6 24 Derby Eaton. 
L Apr iJ : Margaret Estey Gibbons. Sept, 2 Charles Emil assateaun 
+ Mary Ann Finn. gs 2 Harriet Ellen Haley. 
' “6 03 Nellie Devlin. RD ae) Frank Henry Shepherd. 
j Tapas Craig. eee BN Margaret. Theresa Cavan-. 
asa Bates. augh. / 
or Oi: — Choate. rer Edna French Davenvort. 
May 1 Lillie Mary Kibble. 6 OT Babcock. 
te aa 3 John Byrne. i in) James Patrick Travers. 
ale Francis Cunningham Ware. Oct. -25.. Sawtelle. 
St BS Ie John Peden Craig. ale Pes) Af Sarah Preston Fletcher. 
perce 20 Gertie Mabel Church. Noy. 8 James Bennett Cunningham. 
June 5 Walter Frederick Appleford. pi bier 05) Phoebe Anna Thomas. 
tes ! he oe Wk Mary Aten McKav. 
= OF. 23 John Joseph Gunning. 
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1879, 


- MARRIAGES. 


a ‘Sm 
_ The whole number of Marriages registered in Milton for the year 1879, 


was 30, as follows :— 


Jan. 23.—Robert Ellis, of Quincy, and Eliza Graham, of Milton. 


pe, Feb. 4.—Michael Gray, of Milton, and Bridget McEttrick, of Boston. . 
Feb. 19.—Lindsay M. Coleman, of Milton, and Mary L. Timberlake, of 


Hyde Park. 


> Feb. 24:—John H. Coleman, of Milton, and Martha E. Cosgriff, of Boston 


April 10.—Joseph H. Haven, of Nahant, and Mary E., Leavitt, of Milton. 


_. April 10.—John H. Reynolds, of Milton, and Mary E. Clinton, of Dedham. . Pai 
April 24.—Everett S. Warner and Emma A. Davis, both of New York. ye) nig 
me _ April 30.—Alvah D. Snow, of Milton, and Bella B. Thoms, of Boston. i ; 
om May 6.—Charles W. Nourse and Lucy F. Sanford, both of Milton. ie 
2a - May 11.—Frank W. Watson, of Milton, and Julia B. Gulliver, of Quincy. ey 
_ May 21.—Elmer Davenport, of Canton, and Emma Snow, of Milton. ~ | 5 : . 
> May 22,—NewmanS. Boden, of Milton, and Nellie E. Fletcher, of Nashua. ie Pe 
eae N. H. ey 
3 oe May 28.—Joseph F. Twedberg and Maria L. Johnson, both of Milton.. re af 
: : May 29.—James Burns and Mary O'Keefe, both of Milton. pees 
May 30.—James F.,Sprowl, of Milton, and Nellie R. Chadbourne, of | Bt 0 
« Boston. ake . ‘caren 
* June 11.—Horatio J. Gilbert, of Milton, and Ellen J. Buttrick, of Fair7 5% 
Re . ; haven. A: 
1* June 24.—John C. Brown, of Milton, and Marv Kyle, of Boston. ee 
~~ July 16.—Michael Campbell and Bridget Manion, both of Milton, Bes 
os _ Sept. 1.—William H. Hockaday and Alice L. Wetherbee, both of Milton. ee 
x 4 Sept. 25.—Richard Bannim and Sarah Flannagan, both of Milton. x ga 
aR ~ Sept. 30.—George Phillips, of Milton, and Nellie E, Carney, of Boston. . 
Oct. 2.—Joseph F, Neill and Mary A. Williams, both of Milton. oe 
Bh “Oct. 22.—Frank A. Clapp and Julia Young, both of Milton. +i 
oa Oct. 30.—Robert P. Holmes, of Hyde Park, and Helen Davenport, of Fost ae 
a 2 eae Milton. pu kine a 
Beg: Nov. 1.—Jonathan E. Hayward, of Braintree, and Abby A. Nourse, of we 
ee Milton, , } "i 
_-Noy, 13.—Albert L. Gardner, of Milton, and Annie M. Cahill, of Boston. . ree 
Bay Nov. 20.—M. Angelo Beck, of Boston, and Hattie G, Young, of Milton, eae mi 
_— Noy. 27.—Hudson L. Bowley and Mary T. Hunt, both of Milton. ae 
Nov. 23.—Maurice Droban and Margaret Meehan, both of Milton. fig 
_ Dec, 18 .—Fames G. Smith, of Milton, and Ella F. Dargin, of Rutacyes aa 

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Number of Polls, 810. Rate or Taxation, ac 50 on .$1,0007. 4 a 
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sr ‘Adams, John P. 2 00 2 00 ‘ 
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Adams, Samuel, heirs of, 800 14 |148 80 448 94. 3 
padiard; J. Wee os ; 2 00 1 30 9805302 ae 

Alden, Samuel F. 2 00 9 10 11 10 «if 

Alien, Andrew 2 00 9 10 Le 10" E oe 

Allen, Daniel yaa 2 00 200: Tae ree 

', Allen, J. Warren... 2 00 PARE) Seay 

- Aitken, William A800 25 35 21-85, 2 
Anderson, Francis 2 00 +) DO mitt aaa 
Andrews, C. L. . 200 | 195 00. ‘Ss FY TOF 3G e cee 
“Andrews, E. B. . 2 00 | 8250.5} 1 s40500 see 
pAndrews, G. EF. . ©: | 5900.) . 65-65 67 65 te ag ie 
‘Andrews, G. W. ; : 2 00 Bt 2 O04 Fae aan 

_ Andrews, O. H. 2 00 6 50. |. 18 BO ae 
* Angier, B. R., Mrs. 198 90 |115 05 | 318.95 ~~ 

fee wanciers WR... 2.00 156 00 | 188 00 

_ Annis, Frederick 2 00 2200) VCS oem 
 Appleford, F. 2 00 ; 2 00 i 
Arnold, A., Mrs, 16 25 16% 257 tes 2p 

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Babcock, Walter T. . ~ | $2 00 $6 50 $8 50 
Babcock, Cornelius 2 00 16.25 \$57 20 75 45 
Babcock, Chas. F. 47 45 47 45 
Babcock, Josiah : 2 OO Fo. 45°50 56 55 104 05 
Babcock, J. Wm. : : 2 00 26 00 29 25 57 25 
Babcock, L. H. 2 00 2 00 
Babcock, Lemuel W. ¢ 2 00 39 64 81 25 122 90 
Babcock, M. Alice. ; ; 7 80 7 80 
Babcock, Margaret H. : 975 | 86 45 95. 20 
Babcock, Samuel : 2 00 197 60 |103 03 302 63 
Babcock, L. H. 2 00 2 00 
Bacon, John Ss. . 2 00 2 00 
Badger, Frank E. 2 00 2 00 
Badger, George Y. 2 00 2 00 
Badger, John B. 2 00 195 | 25 35 29 30 
‘Balkham, Albert 2 00 2 00 
-Balkham, Wm. H. 2 00 31 20 Soe 
Ballou, J as. ¢ i 2 00 2 00 
Barnard, Chas., Mrs. s 92°30. 1183 25 225 5d 
Barnard, Levi H. 2-00 1 30 3 30 
Barnes, A. 8. 2 00 14,30 3 30 
Bancroft, J. C. 2 00 512 52 TA 75 589 27 
Bartlett, James 2 00 78 00 80 00 
Bartlett, Jas., trus. Sally W. 

Bartlett ! 227 -50 227 50 
Barry, Daniel Ww. 2 00 2 00: 
Barry, Fitzjames P. 2 00 2 00 
Barry, George ©. 2 00 33 2°35 
Barry, George H. 2 00 7 2 00 
Barry, M. J. ' 2 00 ry.6 30 8 50 
Barry, Sarah D. ‘ ? 16 25 16 25 
Barry, T. J. : i : 2 00 2 00 

Bates, JohnP. . t 2 00 1 95 37 05 41 00 
Bates, John, estate of, ‘ i8 20 18 20 
Bates, Joshua 2 00 292 50 294 50 
Bates, Orin 2 00 2 60 | 49 40 54 00 
Bates, Orin F. 2 00 2 00 
Bates, Wm. Q. : ; 2 00 2 00 
Baxter, Wm. Q. ‘ 2 00 2 00 
Bayley, Elizabeth S. ; 61 75 61 75 
Bayley, S. K. . . : 2 00 2 00 
Bayley, S. K., heirs of, 35 91 | 83 85 119 76 
iia Geo. W. 2 00 47 50 | 55 25 104 70 

Bass, Josiah F. 2 00 2 00 
Beals, Esther B. 17 55 17 55 
Beals, Gridley B. 2 00 2 00 
Beals, Geo. E. 2 00 2 00 
Beck, Gideon 2 00 70 53 | 55 90 128 43 
Beck, Walter P. 2 00 6 50 8 50 
Bell, Walter 2 00 2 00 
Bennett, Francis 2 00 2 00 


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Bent, Natt., heirs of, 
Bent, Samuel T.. : 
Bent,’ Samuel T., Jr. . 
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Berry, W. W. 
Blanchard, C. H. 
Blanchard, W. P. 


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Blake, J. H. 
Boden, N.S. 
Boden, W. F. 
Boden, W S. 
Bonnie, Augustus 
Boyne, Michael 
Boylston, Clarence 
Bradlee, C. C., Mrs. 


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Brackett, A. A. 
Bradey. Barney 
Bowley, H. L. 
Buck, James 
Buck, N.C. 
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Breck, Edwin 


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Bronsdon, Geo. C. 
Bronsdon, James E, . 
Bronsdon, Lewis V. 
Bronsdon, Lewis V., Jr. 
Brophy, Edward D. 
Brophy, Daniel 

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Brophy, Michael 
Brophy, William 
Brophy, William, 2d. 
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Brooks, Page. ‘ 
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Bunton, Jesse OO 66 95 tPF 141 10 
_Bunton, Jesse, Jr. ; : OO. 65 65 
Bunton, Jesse, Jr. & Co. 1 95 


Burke, Alonzo, Mrs. , 5 20 
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Burns, Christopher 
Burns, Edward 
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Bari S04. ; ; 2 00 38 L081 Db220 68 380 
Buswell, Wilbur 2 00 1 30 8°30 i 

Byrnes, John 2 00 2 00 
Byrnes, Martin 2 00 2 00 ‘ 
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Callahan, Con 8) 2 00° 
Callahan, Tnomas 0) 2 00 ; 
Callahan, John 00 2 00 “a 
Campion, John P. 00 § 50. | 16 25 24 75 | 

Cary, Edward M. 00 230 10 |183 30 415 40 


Carroll, Daniel 
Carroll, Jokn 
Caswell, Henry P. 
Caswell, Oliver 

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Chapman, R. L. 
Channing, Chas. S. 
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» - Chamberlain, John,heirs of | $4 55 BO ey ade 
Chadduck, J. C. : : 2 00 ; 2? Oh). eran 
Chase, L. A. 2 00 2 00. a 
Choate, Chas. M. 2 00 2 00 |: . 
“Choate, Geor ge F. 2 00 2 00. 
ae Christie, Thomas 2 00 2 00 “ 
ek Childs, Jerry : 2 00 |. -2 00 
Be. Chubbuck, W. B. 2 00 $1 36 | 18 60 16 30 
Chubbuck, W. H. 2 00 2) 00 : 
ae . Churchill, C. M. S. 2 V0 48 75 50 75 - 
fe.” * Charchill, J. P.S. 2 00 2 OO 6: naire 
peers Churchill, J. M. 2 00 22 75 |148 20 | 172-98) 35 go 
“ Churchill, Sarah 48 75 | 93 60 L42\ BS) We oe 
te i Clapp, Arthur W 2 00 2 00 ip 
= Clapp, John J. 2 00 2 00 » a 
i” Clapp, Frank A. ! 2 00 2°00 - , 
an Clapp. Catherine D. Mrs. 2.28 | 80 55 32183 Pyare 
ca - mec ulary,: 1. BF; k 2 00 14 30 1G SO Maes 
eee 1 Clary, S. W. 2 00 2 OG = ea teas 
pee Clark, D. O. 2 00. 295 438 |157 95 455 38 ACO ae 
5 Clark, Eliza, Mrs. 9 75 DS PO ideas 
e. Clark, George W. 2 00 2 00. 
aa Clark, Thomas 2 00 2 00 
‘ Clark. W. H. 2 00 14 95 | 33 80 50 75. 
Clark, Susan : 455 | 41 60 46 15 
pe Clark, W. M. . 2 00 2 00 
e, Clements, G. H. 2 00 2.00" ‘ 
Se Clements, M. J. 2 00 72 00 ; 
Bo. Clifford, Patrick 2 00 1 30 3 30 
a Coffin, G. H. 2 00 14 98 16 95 ; 
> °°. Covel, William 2 00 2 00 
, Coleman, J. H. 2 00 2 00: 
Coleman, Linsey ; 2 00 2 00 mf 
Cottle, John, : aft 22) OO 2 00 KA 
Condon, Patrick, 2 00 2 00— vs 
Condon, David, 2 00 2 00 aie 
Connors, Patrick 2 00 2 00 e 4 
Coouts, Willis : 2.00 2 00 42 
Coe, Edward ; : 2 00 2 00 i a 
Cottingham, James 2 00 2 00 i 
Colgan, Patrick é . 2 00 2.00 a 
Cook, Samuel 2 00 17 88 | 48 10 67 98 
Cook, Samuel, Jr. 2 00 8°58 5 58 
Cook, Walter T. . 2 00 12 68 14 68 
Collins, John, heirs of, ‘| 48 75 48 75. 
Collins, Edward : 23 40 23 40 
Corless, D. G. ar ge 2 00 9 10: |:24 70 35 80 
~ Corless, D. G. & Uo. 41-60 | 26 65 68 25 


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Crosby, Lucian, heirs of, 
‘Crossman, Alfred 
Crossman, Alfred, Jr. 
Crossman, Alfred A. , 
Crossman, John G. 
Crossman, John D. 
Crossman, Nathan 
Crossman, Nathan, Jr. 
Crossman, Lemuel 
Crowd, Arthur 
Crowd, George 
Cunningham, Edward 
Cunningham, Patrick 
. Cunningham, F., Mrs. 
Cunningham, William 
Curran, ~ James 
Cushing, George S. 
Cutter, C. C. 

Cutter, Herbert 
Cutting. Cicero 


Davenport, A. E., Miss 

Davenport, Edwin 

Davenport, Jas. D. . 

Davenport, Henry 8. . 

Davenport, Lyman 

Davenport, Lewis 

Davenport, N. T. 

Davis, F. S. 

Davis, C. A. 

Davis, Henry H. 

Davis, J. B. 

Davis, Geo. W. 

Davis, Isaae 

» Davis, Wm., Mrs. 
Davis, Wm. E. 

Darby, John 

Degen, Chas. R. 

Denny, Daniel 

Denny, John W. 


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Cowles, E. E. $2 00 

Copeland, Charles i 2 00 

_ Craig, James : 2 00 

Craig, John 2 00 

Craig, John, Jr. 2 00 

Craig, Thomas & 2 00 

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Develin, James 2 00 2 00 | 
Diskin, Patrick 2 00 2 00 SO 
Diskin, John 2 00 $6 50 8 50 
Dolan, Martin 2 00 PEARS WA 
Denehoe, Michael Z 00 $i 30 6 50 9 80. 
Donehoe, John : 2 00 2 00 
Donovan, Joseph W. . 2 00: 9° 10-4 11 10 
Donovan, Dennis 2 00 2 00. 
Donegan, Michael 2 00 2 00 |. 
~ Dorr, John 2 00 2 00 - 
Downes, Geo. F. 2 00 2 00 
Drohan, Maurice 2 00 2 00 
Draper, A , Mrs. 130 00 | 33 80 163 80 
Draper,-A. W. 2 00 : 2 00°. 
Drew,’ Richard 2 00 14 30 16 30. 
Drew, Walter E. 2 00 2 00 x 
Drew, Albert 2 00 . 2 00. <* 
Dudley, Bb. F. 2 00 14.30 |101 40 117 70 
Dudley, is bee » bs 2.00 2 00 
Dudley, J. Harvey 2 00 2 00 
Dudley, F. H. 2 00 2 00 
~ Dudley, Paul : 2 00 6 50 8 50 
Dudley, J. H. $ 2 00 1 30 | 20 80 24 10 
Durham, Ralph 2 00 2 00 
Dustin, J. F. 2 00 2 00°. 
Eaton, Edward J. 2 00 i dap! fa" 16 90 20 85 
Edwards, Evan , : 2 00 2U0Gs5 
Edwards, James : , 2 00 2-00 - 
Edwards, Thomas 2 00 16 25 18 25 } 
Eldridge, Samuel 2 00 Ae OS 
' Eldridge, Samuel, 2d, 2 00 1 63 | 46°15 49 78 
Elkins, D. H., heirs of, 10 40 | 73 45 83. 85 
Emmons, H.W.  . .. | 200 - 1349 | 4295 | 57 74°. 
Emerson, Fanny, Miss ! 2 60 2 60 
Emerson, J. H. i 2 00 2 00° 
Emerson, Joshua, heirs of, 16 26 16:25 | 
Emerson, Simeon 2 00 13 00 15 00 
Esau, John L. . 2 00 2 00 
Eustis, F. A., heirs of, : 108 55 108 55 3 
Eustis, Mary C., Mrs. ; 312 00 312.00 
‘Eustis, W. E. C. : 2 00 197.76. |506 35 706 11 
Evans, E. R. Ss 2 00 8 45 10. 45 
Everett, Natt. 2 00 2 00 
Everett, Samuel 2 00 13 00 15 00 
Fairbanks, Josiah, heirs of, 14 30 14 30 
Fairbanks, FE. J... . 2 00 8°25 5 
Fallon, Henry ‘ < 2 00 


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Tax on - Tax on . 
NAMES.. Poll Tax.| Persoanl Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Eséate. 

Fallon, John. $2 00 | $2 00: 
_ Farrell, Joseph 2 00 2 00 
Farrington, A. W.. 2 00 | 2 00 
; Farrington, I. F., Mrs. $6 50 ! 6 50 
Farrington, Henry J. : 2 00 2 00s 
Farrington, John, heirs. of,. #1950 | 19 50 
Faucon, Br: ; j 2 00 52 00 68 2503 192" 25 

~ Faucon, G. P. 2 00 | 2 00 
- Fenan, Hugh 2 00 2 00: 
. Fenno, R. BP: heirs of, AB. 75.) 94.25 143. 00 
. Fenno, Jerry P. 2 00 2 60 4 60: 
Ferry, A. C. 2 00 6 50 6 50 
Ferry, C. B. 2 OO 20 80 22 80. 
Ferry, A. S. 2 00 1 30. . 3 30: 
Ferry, G. 8. 2 00 12 35. | 45 50 69 85 
Ferry, Rhoda, 26 00 26 00 
Ferry, Wm. M. 2 00 2 60 26 65 81 25. 
Ferry,.S. C. 3200 2. OO» 
Field, Josiah 2 00 33 98. Fas 
Field; Walter 2 00 2 OO: 
Finn, Edward 2 00 2 O00: 

_ Finn, Thomas ‘ 2 00 2 00: 
_ Finnegin, M. A. 2 00 | 2 00: 
Finnegin, Philip 2 00°: ¥5 60 17 60 
Fish, Henry F. : 2 00 2 00: 
Fitzpatrick, Edward . 2 00 65: | 19 50 22 15 
Fitzpatrick, James 2-00 | +} 2 00s 
Fitzpatrick, John 2 00 | 2 00 
~~ Flarety, Michael 2 00 2 00s 
Flarety, James 2 00 “2 00 
Fletcher, Geo. A. 2 00 Dige 13 00 18. 25. 
Flynn, John 2 00 2 00 
Ford, David, heirs of, 1@: 40 10 40: 
Ford, Luther A. ; 2 00: 2 00: 
‘Forbes, C. Fanny 352 95... | 87-75 440 7d: 
Forbes, Edith E. 19° SO Pn 19 50) 
Forbes, J. Maleolm 2 00 149 50 |149 50 301 00 
Forbes, J. Murray 2 00 SIG OSGI TS 504 4a 

_. Forbes, John M.. 200 | 8647 80 471 90: | 4121 70 
-... Forbes, R. B. 2 00 4190 80 |275. 60 688 40: 
Forbes, R. B., dr. 2 00 19 50 24 50 
Forbes, W. H. 2 00 362 70. (217 75 582 45 
Foster, W. W. 2 00 2 00 

” Frederick, W. A.. 2 00- 7.15 9. 15: 
Frank, Leroy 2 00 2 00: 

- Freedburg, Joseph 2 00 2 00 

Fraser, Jane, Mrs. . 9 75 9 7% 

Frothingham, Ephraim 2 00 2 00 
-Frothbingham, E. L. . 2 00 2 60 Sh; 70 40) 35s 
Frothingham, Fred. . 338 00 | 19 50 359 50 


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Estate. Estate. 3 "4 aa i: 

f > Sere all A oboe hr + baa 
--—s-* Fuller, Joseph 2 00 BD O0N wh. poe 
Fulton, Michael 2 00 2 OO. See pba 
Furlong, James 2 00 Dr. OOM, aie 

_ Gage, Frank F. - 2 00 2 00 i 
Gallagher, Henry 2 00 $4 23 1$13 65 19 88 cNeree 
Gallagher, James 2 00 . 2 00-Le: cae Me 
Gannett, Geo. K. 2 00 68 25 | 65 00 135 25. Bh 
» Gannett, Samuel 2 00 97 50 |114 40 213: 90°. A al 
Gannett, Joy 2 00 3°20 5 26 Read 
Gardner, A. C. 2 00 22 10 24.10 . a 
Gardner, A.R. | 2 00 2° O05 ery ahi eae 
Gardner, C. F. A. 2 00 2 00 cass 
Gardner, Arthur M. 2 00 ) 2 00: Sorat. 
Gardner, W. N. 2 00 1.95. | 15 60 19.55) 5)' aime 
Gardner, Jerry 2 00 petra ein oti) 

,« Gardner, Geo. B. 2 00 2 00 HTN 
_ Garrity, John 2 00 2 OO ae 
Gibbons, Martin 2 00 2 00 ‘een 
Gilbert, H. J. 2 00 177 45 | 47 45 226.90 Ae 
Gilbert, Horatio 2 00 572 00 4130 00 404°00)0 of $2 
Glennon, Martin 2 00 16 25 182 ):5 9 Rae 
Gleason, John 5 2 00 2 00 jee 2 
Glover, Theodore B. 45 50 45 50 me 

- Godfrey, O. S. 2 00 43 50 41386 50 223. 00> oe 
Gordon, David W. 2 00 Bat Lbaeon ZT SOG oe 
Gordon, Ralph 2 00 2 OO. ee Sen eae 
Gordon, Robert F. 2 00 2° OA; hae 
Gordon, Robert 2 00 28 60 30 60 Per: 
Golden, Arthur A. 2 00 2 00. Lat 
Grover, Joseph 2 00 2.00% Aa 
. Graney, Jobn 2.00 » 2.00 t 
Graham, George 2 00 2° 0055 See tee 
Granite Railway Co. . 39 00 39 00. seri 
Gray, Michael 2 00 2 00 hae 

— Green, George W., heirs of, 4580" T3500 2() 80 ey 
Greenlaw, James 2 00 12. QOS hae 
Greenough, Alfred 2 00 227 50 229 50 - ‘wae 
Gulliver, Isaac C. 2 00 7-15 | 21.45 30 60 "WR 
Gutro, John 2 00 i eae 
‘Haley, Thomas . ’ ; 2 00 2 00: Reo. 
Haley, Thomas . : , 2 00 2) OD jaaee Opes 
Hall, Enoch E. . ‘ : 2 00 | 2.00 - S093 
“Hall, George W.. .. =. | 2.00 64 08. | 46-45 0,1) 119.184 waa vine 
Hall, William BE , : 200 | Bi Loe.p Se Bont i>, Ones are 
“Hamiin, F. M. oe 2 00 . 2.00 ‘; 
Hamilton, Bradford . 2 00, 2 00 ao 
Hamilton, George H. : 2 00 | . 2: Og AL Rea 
- Hamilton, George W. ‘ 2 00 18 20 20 20> Ma 
af : | 3 
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Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal Real Total Tax. 
Hstate. Estate. 
Hamilton, John : ot B25 00 | $2 00 
Harlow, Thomas 2 00 2°00 
Harned, George A. 2 00 | 2 00 . 
Hart, F. M. 2 00 2 00 
Hart, John 2 00 2 00. 
‘Harrington, Daniel 2.00 | 2 00 
Harlow, A. B. 2 00 2 00 
- Hayden, Peter 2 00 2 00 
Haynes, Guy 2 00 | 2 00 
Harvey, William 2 00 2 00 
Hayes, Cornelius ; 2 00 2 00 
Hayward, I. D., heirs of, 134 55 134 58 
Hayward, George D. 2 00 2 00 
Hathaway, L. T. 2 00 2 00 
Hawes, Ellison . 2 00 2 00 
Hawes, George 2 00 2 00 
Hastings, N. W. 2 00 $13 00 15 00 
Haven, George, heirs of, 5 85 5 85 
Haven, Joseph 2 00 1 30 13. 65 16 95 
Hebard, Samuel C. 2 00 6°50 | 9 10 17 60 
Heminenway, A., Mrs. 1,343 55 1421 20 | 1,764 75 
Hemmenvvay, A., heirs of, . 9,750 00 9,750 00 
Hemmenway, A. 2 00 332 15 4 55 308 70 
Hellmund, Richard 2. 00 2 00 
Hibbard, Albert 2 00 2 00 
Higgins, John 2-00 1 95 9 7d 13 70 
- Higgins, Stephen 2 00 2 00 
Higgins, William 2 00 2 00 
i ene dames 2 00 4 55 6 55 
Hicks, David G. 2 00 8 78 .| 64 67 75 45 
Hinckley, Thomas H. 2 00 16 83 | 42.90 61 73 
Hinckley, William N. 2 00 2 00 
Hobson, Andrew R. 2 00 9 75 18 20 29° 95 
Hockaday, William 2 00 65 2 65 
Hodgson, Frank 2 00 2 00 
Hoffman, A. G. 2 00 6 50 8 50. 
Holbrook, Asa 2 00 2 00 
Hollingsworth, Amor. sheire 

ot, ; 1 95 1-95 


Hollingswor ‘th, Amor. ie 


2 00 315 25- 41318 50 635 75 
Hollingsworth, George ‘ 2 00 229 45 47 45 278 90 
Hollis, “Thomas, heirs pis. 139' 75> 70; 20 209 95 
-Hollis, Thomas e ; 2 00 6 50 8 50° ~. 
Holmes, C.C. : ; 2 00 17. 36 45 50 124 85 
Holmes, Abraham ; é 2 00 16 25 . 18 25 
Holmes, Charles ; ‘ 2 00 2 00 
~ Hoye, James : : 2 00 1 30 3.90 7 20. 
Hoye, James, Jr. ‘ : 2 00 2 00 
Hopkins, E. F. . , ; 2 00 2 00 
Howard, F.E. . : : 2 00 - 2 00 
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73 
- Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal Real Total Tax. 
; Estate. Estate. 
Horton, James ’ $2 00 ’ 82 00 
lioughton, J. W., heirs of, $30 55 30:30 
Houghton, G. D. 2.00 2 00 
Houghton, Jason 2 00 2 00 
Houghton, Edwin 2 00 2 00 
Hudson, Leland 2 00 2 00 
Huckins, Albert 2 00 2 00 
Hunsbury, Patrick 2 00 2 00 
Hunt, Alfred E. 2 00 $1 380 “3 30 
- Hunt, Albert R. . 2 00 2 00 
Hunt, Charles R. 2 00 2 85 44 20 52 05 
Hunt, Charles L. 2 00 2 00— 
Hunt, George W. 2 00 2 00 
Hunt, J. T. y 2 00 19 50 20 15 41 65 
Hunt, S. G. 2 00 2 00 
Hunt, S. D. 2 00 Ny es eae Si TSE 
Hunt, W. M. ‘ 2 00 130 00 {111-80 243 80 
Hunt, Thomas, heirs of, 12 35 12 35 
Jessup, Charles F. 2 00 2 00 
Jewett, Jonas W. 2 00 5 20 yi 44) 
Jewett, John 2 00 2 00 
Johnson, Altred, Mrs. 14 30 14 30 
Jovce, Coleman . 2 00 4 55 6 55 
- Joyce, Patrick 2 00 65 5 85 8 50 
Kahler, John A 2 00 9 10 16 90 28 00 
Kavanaugh, Maurice . 2 00 2 00 
Keith, William 2 00 2 00 
Kelley, Charles F. 2 00 2 00 
Kelley, Charles H. 2 00 2 00 
Kelley, Francis 2 00 7 80 9 80 
Kelley, William 2 00 2 00 
Kelley, ‘Choimas 2 00 2 00 
Kelley, Patrick 2 00 2 00 
Kearney, James 2 00 » 20 7 20 
Kersey, Michael ; 2 00 2 00 
Kendall, Mary and Augusta 5 20 5 20 
Kennedy, James 2 00 3 25 61-735 67 00 
Kennedy. George G. 130 00 130 00 
Kibble, F. H. . 2 00 °7 80 9 80 
Midder,.A..Ps’ . 31 20 |247 65 278 85 
King, Henry A. 2 00 2 00 
Kiralen. Patrick 2 00 2 00 
Kinsman, Adolphus . 2 00 9 75 11 75 
Ladd, William J. 2 00 2 00 
Laha, P. J. 2 00 2 00 
Laha, John 6 50 6 50 
Laha, Michael 2 00 4 55 6 5d 


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Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal Real -. Total. 
Estate. Estate. 
Laffee, Thomas . 2 00 $2 O00 
Lally, Thomas 2 00 2 00 
Landstron, A. P. 2 00 2 00 
Lary, Augustus 2 00 2 00 
Lary, Richard 2 00 2 00 
Lawrence, J. R. 2 00 2 00 
Lawton, C. Henry 2 00 2 00° 
_ Lawton, George W. 2 00 2 00 
Lawton, John W. 2 00 2 00 
Leary, Daniel 2 00 2 00 
Leary, John 2 00 2 00 
‘Leary, James 2 00 2 00 
Leeds, Henry $18 20 18 20 
Leeds, Henry M. 2 00 $32 50 |147 55 182 °05 
Lee, Patrick 2 00 2 00 
Lefevre, Max 2 00 13 00 15 00 
Leggate, B. J. 2 00 2 00 
~ Lennon, Martin 2 00 2 00 
Leavitt, Mary E., Mrs. 9 10 Bape 
Leavitt, Samuel T. 2 00 2 00. 
Leavitt, William F. 2 00 2 00 
Leavitt, William S. j 2 00 1 30 O00 
Leverett, George V., ad- 
ministrator of the heirs 
of Mrs. M. R. W. Dustin, 
for the personal property 29 25 29. 20 
Lewin, James M., heirs of, 17380 50 70 52 00 
- Levers, Wolston 2 00 2 00 
Levis, Wilson. 2 00 2 00 
Littlefield, George Ww. 2 00 2 00 
Littlefield, John 2 00 2 60 | 55 90 60 50 
Littlefield, Josiah H. 2 00 2 00 
Littlefield, Samuel, heirs of, 50 05 50 05 
Littlefield, Samuel, JY., 
heirs of, ; 10 40 10 40 
Littlefield, S. F. 2 00 2 00 
Lincoln, George 2 00 2 00 
Lincoln, Jacob 2 00 2 SOU, 
Looney, Dennis 2 00 2 00 
Lorda,J. F. 2 00 2 00 
Loud, George H. 2 00 2 00 
Loud, Isaac B. 2 00 18°20 20 20 
Lovering, F. A. . 2 00 144 63 | 94 25 240 88 
Lucas, H. P. 2 00 DAD 
Luderick, Daniel .2 00 2 00 
Lynch, John 2 00 2 00 
Lyons, Benjamin B. ; 2 00 2 00 
Lyons, Benjamin B., Mrs. . 8°90 3 90 
Lyons, Leonard, Mrs. 2 00 2 00 
_ Lyons, Cornelius 2200s 2 00 


NAMEs. 7 | Poll Tax.| Personal. Real Total Tax. ‘ 
roe ae ; Estate. Estate. Mair 


ny Lyons, Thomas ‘ 2 0 . | $9 
z Mackey, Richard 


at 2 16 
_. Mackey, Patrick ‘ 2 22 
~ Madden, John : ‘i BDL « | 18-00 15 00 
ey Madden, M. J. ; . 2.00 YZ OO Rs 
: a Madden, Thos. : ; 2 00 ; 2.00% 
Magee, Andrew : : 2 00 1 95 3 195 
“Macee, William ‘ 2 00 2 00 
ze Meagher, Stephen A. . : 2 00 2 00° 
; Mahony, Lawrence . vats 2 OO : 2 00: ; 
: Mansell, Lewis Et ia 2 00 2. 00 
“Manning, William . ; 2 00 12! OOn 
~. Mann. Jonathan 2 00 165 75 | 57 15 226 90 
ee PMtanicn. Bernard ~ . fj 2 00 2 00 
tae Marcey, William , : 2 00 2 00 
Marshall, John : “ 2 00 2 00 
Bo: Marsten, E. J. . ; 2 00 ‘ 2-00 
* Martin, N. C., heirs of, ; 22°10 22 10 
Sviariin, ts Bo). |. . Stee OY 10 40 | 6 50 18. GO! Yess ay 
“Martin, J. Wesley . 8 2 00 24 70 | 30 55 BF DE AS Oa 
ee *! May tin, Gilman : rad eg h Ss 2 60 460 ~ ta) 
i “Martin, J:R. : Aer tae’, 4 eed a 7 80 9 8Oie ly eae 
: ; Mandeville, Jos., heirs of, | 10 40 10 40 Pa 
Mandeville, Thomas . : 200. | FF 2v00 trad 
~ ‘Mandeville, James. setts +2. 00 2 00- wane 
Be _ MeAloon, Patrick - ee a.2° 00 2. OG. ass eae 
_ McCue, Patrick : ee eee a6 pi, 2 00% ee 
—  MeCue, Martin 3 ‘ 2 00 9 00— ; ha 
McCue. Thomas : p 2 00 6 50 8 50 
McCue, Patrick 5 > 2 00 7 80 FSO seer fc es 
- McCormick, Cornelius 2 00 14 95- 16 95 Wea 
‘egy McCormick, James. ; 2 00 t 2h OOK ang 
McCormick, John T. . : 2 00 2 OO ae ee 
=  McCiue, James : 2 00 200+ > sh dh | 
McDermott, Michael - 2 00 - 4 55 6:55 St ee 
' McDermott, Timothy —. 2 Olt ABS 6 53° - Preik 
~ McDermott, Chas. M. : 2-00 2 00": na 
es, McDermott, Thomas. —. 2 00 2 OOF Re nae 
~ McDermott. William’. : 2 00 2 00 4 see 
McDermott, Bernard . : 2 00 2.00. - Nae 
> McDermott, Patrick . : 2 00, 2:00: sath 
wa Se McDonald, Edward W. ; 2 00 7 80 9 80. “yh 
es, McIntire, Peter ~ 2 00 6 50 ; 8 50 Pres 
 McLanghlin, Wm. E. 2 00 Lange 14 35 ken 
| McLeod, John itt : 2 00 2 00 ee 
- MecMorrow. John F. . . 200 | . 2 DOO see rae 
_. MeWhirk,Sarah, Mrs. é Delta FS Qe "F5e (0 ah an Shae 
 Melley, Timothy beavers tice OO . | 2 OD) oS eee 
anh Melvin, James i : } 2 00 | fis BOOKS pare tinal 
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NAMES. Poll Tax.| pastoral | ‘Real | Total Tax’ 
Kstate. Estate. 
Merriam, A. W., estate of, ~ $158 60 188515 -| $243 75-, > ’ 
Merriam, Charles : $2 00 9 Os 
Merrill, Geo. A. 2 00 ie A a 
Merrill, WwW. W. 2 00 2 00 
Messinger, H.S. 2 OU 4°55 °| 45-50 52 05. 
Metcalf, Robt. B. 2 00 6 50 850 
Monahan, Peter 2 OO 2 00 
Morrisey, James: 2 00 2 00 
Morrisey, Michael : 2 00 2 00 
Morris. Thomas, estate of, . 4 55 4 55 
Morton, Sarah B.  . . 137 80 | 74 75 212 55 
Morton, E:. Jv. ‘ j 1 30 23 40 24 70. 
Morton, Patrick : : 2 00 2 00 
Morse, Leonard Z : 74 75 74.78 
Moulton, A. W. . at 2.00 | 2100 
Moulton, Daniel : : 8 45 8 45 
Moulton, Herbert 2 00 2.00 - ; 
Mosher, Chas. 2 00 2 00 . 
Mooney, Edward 2 00 2 00- 
Mooney, John 2 00 2 00: 
Mooney, John E. 2 00 2 00 
Mitchell, Charles 2 00 1 95 8 95 
Mitchell, Geo. E. 2 00 2 00 
Mitchell, James : 2 00 50 8 50... 
Mitcheli, James, 2d . 2 00 2. 00 
Mills, Chas. B. 2 60 | 2 00 
Mudgett, Geo. W. 2 00 2 00 
Murphy, Cornelius 2 00 45 10 45 
Murphy, Dennis 2 00 60 17 60 
Murphy, James 2 00 2 00 
Murphy. James 2 00 2 00 
Mullin, Michael 2 00 2 00 
Murray, John , + 200 90 5 90 
Myers. John, heirs of, : 9 75 60 77 38 
Myers, Jehn : ; 2 00 3 25 Foret 
Nelson, James 2 00 2 00 
Nesbit, James L. 2 00 2 00 
Newcomb, John B. 2 00 15 60 At) 41°00 
Nickerson, George W. 2 00 19 50 00 AT 50 
Nigham, John 2 00 2 00 
Nolan, Christopher 2° 00 2. 00. : 
Nolan, Michael 2 O00 2 00 " 
Noonan, Johu 2 00 2 00 7 
Norton, James . 5 2 00 2 00 3 
Nourse, Chas. N. 2 00 2 00 : 
Nute, Joshua oe BORE 1 30 65 16 95 a 
Neil James H. 2 60 1 30 3 30 
Ormsby, Frank E. 2 00 | 2 00, 


Owen, Charles 
Owen. George I. 


Oxton, William H. 


Packard, John 

Packar d, James H. 

Parker, Charles A.,heirs of, 
Parker, Charles Henry 
Payson, Anna R. , 
Payson, Geo. A. Mrs. heirs 


of, 

Peabody : O. Ww. 
Pearce, Richard 
merry VV > TP. 
Perkins, A. G. 
Perkins, E. C. 
Pedom, William 
Philipp, George 
Pierce, Deane 
Pierce, Edward L. 
Pierce, George H. 


_ Pierce, Henry 


Pierce, J..G. 


Prices. JG. Ir. 


Pierce, Maurice 
Pierce, John — 
Pierce, Thomas 
Pierce, T. Dexter 
Pierce, Oliver, heirs of, 
Piper, Henry 
Piper, George L. 
Piper, Lemuel G. 
Piper, Elijah 
Piplar, James H. 
Plummer, H. M. 


Plumuner, Charles 


Pond, Nathan 


‘Pond, Nathan H. 


Pond, Thomas W. 
Poole, Acti: 
Powell, William ae 


_ Priest, William — 


Quinn, James 


Quinn, John 


Quinn, Thomas . 


_ Rand, John, heirs of . 


AG Randlett, George W. . 
' . Randlett, Walter B. 


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NAMES. Porwax. Personal Real Total Tux. 
= stare. Estate: 
Redfern, Joseph T. . . | 82 00 $2 00 
Reed Brothers. : i $16 90 |$94 25 11116 
Reed, E. V. R. ... : ek ale (RDE. 
Reed, John H. . : ; eA) > 13 00 15 00 . 
Reed, Benjamin, heirs of, : 13 00 13 0Q 
Reed; E. ‘T.L., Miss, . : ' 30.090 30 59 
Reed, Rachel ‘ ‘ : 19 50 19 50 
Reed. William R. 2 00 13 00 id 0Q 
Reynolds, John : 2 00 2 00 
Reynolds, Patrick, heirs of, Spee epee ba hy trae Ae] 14 95 
Reynolds, William Py 2 00 2 00 
_ Rich, Henry A. ; 2 00 2 00 
Richardson, Susan Ce 5 22°78 45. 50 68 25 
Rierdon, Cornelius 2 00 6 50 8 50 
Rierdon, Thomas 2 00 2 V0 
Rierdon, William 2 00 2 00 
Rivers, George R. 2 00 2 00. 
Robbins, James M. 2 00 216 44: {225 55 444 OO 
Roberts, H. P. 2 OV 7 80 9 80 
Roberts, William ; 2 00 65 1a30 3.95 
Robertson, J.B. =. . | 200 | 2 00 
Robertson, William 2 00 2 00 
Robinson, George 2 00 2 00 
Robinson, Henry 2 OV 2 00 
Rooney, John 2 00 1 98 7 80 11 75 
Rooney, John H. 2 00 2 00 
Rooney, Patrick 2 00 2 00 
Rooney, Timothy 2 00 2 00 
Rooney, Thomas 2 00 2 00. 
Root, William H. B. 2 00 3 90 52 65 58 58 
Rotch, Benjamin S. 2 00 749 45 |283 40 | 1084 85 
Rotch, Benjamin S., trustee 162 00 162 50 
Rotch, Joanna, Miss : eat 130 00 130. 00 
Rugeles, es Edwin ; : 2 00 A iis baa, i og Ct 247 05 
Russell, Geo. S. : 5 3.90 3. 90 
. Russell, Henry S. 105 30 |527 80 633 10 
. Russell, Jonathan, heirs of 539 50 539 50 
Russell, Rose G. ; 121 55 121 55 
Ryan, Timothy, estate of Re 7 165 aan ee FF 
‘Safford, N. F. . } ; 2 00 87 70. |306 80 346 50 
Safford, N. M... : é 2 00 2.00 
Sammon, Thomas. é 2 90 2 00 
Sampson, George. ; 2 00 2 00. 
Santord, © ‘alvin. c é 2 00 3 25 5i-20 
Sanford, Calvin H. . : 2 00 2 00 
Sanford, Fred. E. ; : 2 00 1 380 3 30 
Sangster, James ’ : 2 00 2 00 
Sawtelle, W. A. : 2 00 2 00 
Scannell, D.O. . : F 2 00 98 6 50 9 48 


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* Pee, ioe : Riciaee: ; Kstate. Estate. 
~ Scannell, David ; » | $2.00. | - | $2-00 
aa Schofield, A. & E., Misses $1380 00 |$19 50 149 50 
Selin, Ethan. . 2 00 1 80 3 380 
> Severance, F. M. 2 00 10 40 | 82 50 44 90 
=> Severance. John H. 2.00 13 00 15 00 
ae, 6 Shaw, ae Hi. : , 2 00 42 25 44.25 
Pa  - Snaw, oJ. é 2 00 31 20 Saiz 
a4 Shedd, E ioe 2 00 2 00 
‘* Sheldon, Henry ; ¢ 2 00 97°50. ") 55425 154 75 - 
ro Sheldon, Mary Rag Dens 195-00 195 00 
} Sheldon, O.E., heirs of . 2 60 |,.59 16 61.75 
Shepher dl, H. V.. heirs of, 9.75 9 ZaeG. 
~ . Shepherd, J. Henry : 2 00 2 00.” 
_ - Shepherd, Nathaniel . ; 2 00 2 00 
mw -. «Shepherd, W.C. ; : 2 00 2 00 
Tas Shute, Isaac ‘ pasts be tee 60 45 | 25.35 87 80 
a Sias, Eliphalet . 2 00 4 23 | 26 25 32 88 
‘y Sias, George ; 2 00 65 2 6d 
Reeth Olas, Joseph é : 2 00 3.90 | 88 35 44.25)" 
Bo. Sias, John y 2 00 6 50 | 36 40 44 90 
Ne Sias, Wim. H. 2 00 2 00 
ae Sigourney, H. H W. ; 2 U0 2 00 
~" Sigourney, H. H. W. heirs: 
Fs of, : 9. Fd), 0/4225 52 00 
iaaee Silsbee, Nathaniel 2 00 355: 55 =| 78 00 435 55 
“ Simmons, George, 2 00 2 00 
a Simmons, Joseph 2 00 (lp 9 15 
3 Simmons, Sylvanus : 2 00 (1 B00 1A BONS St Ge 
~~ Simpson, Joseph A. . ; 2 00 2 OG 
a Siverett, James : 2 00 52 00 64 00 
Skinner, George : “ge 2.00 23 40 25 40 
Skinner, Otis A. 2 00 1 380 3 30 
Sloan, Henry . : : 2 00 2-00 
Sloan, Samuel G. 2 00 2 00 
Smith, James G. 2 00 2 00 
- Smith, Jobn 2 00 5) 85 7 85 
Smith, John M., heirs of, 10 40 10 40> 
Smith, J. William. j 2 00 2 00 
Snow, A. D. “ ; : 2 00 2 00 
Snow, Elbridge ; : 2 00 2 60 6 50 Li oR 
Snow, Elbridge G. : : 2 00 2 00 
Snow, Wm. iS be , : 2 00 65 | 24 70 27 35 
Somes, 5.8. : ; 2 00 6 50 8 50 
Sproul, Frank . 4 : 2 OO 2 00 
Stahl, John : ; 2 00 2 BQU% 
_- Stanley, Richard ; ‘ 2 00 485 6 5d 
Staples, Geo. T. PB 2a 2 00 1 30 7.15 1045 
feo ~ Ptevens, Chas: : .. : : 2 00 19 50 | 42.2 63 75 
_. Stevens, N. § ; ; 2 00 4 55 6 50 TB Obs8- 
Stone, Thomas Me tt 2 00 2 00 


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NAMES. Poll Tax. |- Personal Real, Total Tax. 
Kstate. Estate. 

_ Stratton, W. C. 2 oo Bez 200 $1 30 $3 30 
‘Strong. Chas. } 2 00 2 00 
Sullivan, John 2 00 $3 90 5 90 
Sullivan, John, 2d. 2 00 2 00 
- Sullivan, John, 3d 2 OV 2 00 
Sumner, Franklin 2.00 9 75 11 75 
Sumner, Gilbert 2 00 1 30 7 80 jb ES) 
Sumner, James . : 2 00 2 00 
Sumner, Jabez, heirs of, . 13 00 13 090 
Sumner, Rufus P. Hs) A200 4 55 | 76 05 82 60 
Sumner, Rufus W. 2 00 1 30 | 16 90 20 20 
-Sutermeister, Emanuel 200) 2 00 
Sweeney, Daniel 2 00 2 00 
Sweeney, Terrence 2 00 2 00 
- Swift, John ; F : 2 00 14 30 16 30 
Switt, John, heirs of, y 13.00 | 39 00 52 00 
Tarbox, C. F. : 2 00 11 05 13 05 
Tarbox, Geo. W., “heirs Ors 14 95 | 26 00 40 95 
Tarbox, Henry T. ; F 2 00 2 00 
Tarbox & Beals . ; ; 91 00 91 00 
Taylor, Charles, Mrs. ; 32 50 32 80 
Teylor, ih Miss . . 13 00 13 00 
Thele, A. K. s ‘ 2 00 18 85 | 34 45 55. 30 
ee. A. F. 4G 15 46 16 
Thayer, Henry 2 00 2 00 
Thayer, Samuel G. 2 00 2 00 
Thayer, James B., Mrs. 39 00 39 00 
Thompson, D. G. ; : 2 00 2 00 
Thompson, Mary H. A 78 65 = |292 50 871 15 
Ticknor, Benjamin ae : 2 00 2 00 
Tilden, George T. 2 OU 6 50 . |,.65 -00 73 50 
Tilden, Thomas H. . A 2 00 14 95 16 95 
Tileston & Hollingsworth . 464 75 |248 30 718 08d 
Tirrell, Patrick . ; : 2 00 2 00 
Tivenor: ‘Thomas 2 00 2-00 
Tivenor, Patrick 2 00 2 (0 
Tolman, John 2 00 2 00 
Toms, John 2 00 2 00 
Torpey, John 2 00 2 OO 
Torry, Franklin 2 00 2 00 
Trainor, Patrick 2 00 2 00 
Travers, James 2 00 2 00 
'Triggs, George E. 2 00 2 00 

Triggs, George W. 2 00 9 75 11.75. - 
Trow, Frank met 2 00 2 00 
Troy, Patrick H. 2 00 - 2.00 
- Troy, John ; 2 00 2 00 
Tubbs, Benjamin H. 2 00 2 00 
Tubbs, Frank M. 2 00 2 00 


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Poll Tax. | 


Estate. 


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= Pre ES eet a ae prc grrr oe coc ges il 


- Tucker, Atherton 
~~ Tucker, Betsey, Mrs... 
Tucker, Charles, heirs of, 
Tucker, Charles,-Jr. 
- ae ‘Tucker, Charles, 2d, 
e Tucker; David W. 
meron rucner, H.Bo 
ey). Fucker, {saac S, 
Tucker, John A. 
Tucker, John H. 
Tucker, James ~ 
- Tucker, Elijah 
. - Tucker, Mary, heirs of, .. 
Locker, Mary E. and Katie 
_ Tucker, Stephen A. 
aha Tucker, Stillman L. 
- Tucker, S.L. & Son, - 
Tuell, Hiram 
- Tufts, Ephraim, heirs ‘of, 
‘+ Turner, Horace 
pss ‘Turner, Jacob A. 
-, Tweedbury. Soseph . 
 Twoinbly, J. F., heirs of, 
~ Twombly, J. M. 


Upton, George B. 
» ... Vose, Aaron D. 
_.-- Vose, Aaron W. 
me Vose, George 


ao .V ose, Henry W. ; 

. « Vose, Jesse, heirs of, 
eam ~Vose, John 

moe) Vose, John F. 

ers Vose. Joshua W. 

__Vose, Josiah, heirs of, 
 - *Vose, Sarah : 


~ Wadsworth, Charles . 
Wadsworth, Charlotte 
_. Wadsworth, E. D. 

_ Wadsworth, T. T. 
2 eee, Misses, the 

Ve Richard 
all, Richard, Jr. 

- -‘Walters, Florentine 
Ward, Dennis, heirs of, 
--- Ward,.W illiam . 

_ Ware, Horace E. 2 

Ware, ESR apa Oa ee 


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Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. PollTax. |} Personal Real Total Tax. 
: Estate. Estate. ‘ 
Ware, A.andR.T. . : $13 00 |$32 50 $45 50 
‘Ware, John. : . | $2 00 AT 2 00 
Ware, Jonathan, heirs of, . $185 25 7 50 192 40 
Ware, William : : 2 00 19 50 iA hts) 9 Pe 
Ware, William R. 2 00 32°50 34 50 
Ware, William Rotch 2 00 2 00 
Watson, F. M. 2 00 2 00 
Watson, F. S. 2 00 2 00 
Watson, John . 2 00 2 00 
Watson, John M. 2 00 yom Uy Be 
Watson, Patrick 2 00 9 10 11 10° 
Watson, Patrick, Jy. . 2 00 2 00 
Watson, R: C.. 2200 2 00 
Watson, Robt. S. 2 00 529 75 1173 55 Oot 
Webb, Josiah ‘ 2 00 89 70 68 90 160 60 : 
Webb, Josiah, & Co. . 153 40 |104 00 57 40 
Webb, J. Sumner 2 00 65 00 67 00 
Webster, Horatio 2 00 19 50 21 50 ge 
Webster, Joseph R. ; 2 00 3 90 20 15 26 05 
Webster, Joseph R., trus. ' 
for the estate of Mrs. M. y 
R.W. Dustin : ; 187 85 187 85 a 
Weir, Johu W. 2 00 2 00 
Welch, Duncan 2 00 ee2D 26 00 Oo ees , 
Welch, James 2 60 2 60 7 
Welch, John 2 00 1 95 10 40 14 35 
Welch, John, 2d. 2 00 4 596 6 55 
Welch, Michael 2 00 9 75 tl 75 
- Welch, Stephen 2 00 00 ‘ 
Welch, Timothy 2 00 5 85 85 
Welch, William 2 00 00 


Wentworth, Daniel S. 19 50 
Wetherbee, Elmer H. 


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Wetherbee, Orin 00 2 60 60 

West, Chas. G., heirs of, 9 75 76 

Weston, W. B. 00 ye 87 7d 12 

Whalen, James 00 Lieou 22 75 26 05 

Whalen, James, Jr. 00 00 ; 
Whalen, John 00 00 

Whalen, John H. 00. 00 ; 
Whalen, Patrick : 00 5 
Whalen, Thomas. 00 65 9 75 12 40 


bo bo DO & HO DO DOD WD Dt bo bo 
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So 


‘Whips, Geo. J. 00 1 95 95 yi 
White, F. B. 00 213 20. |201 50 416 708 a 
White, C. G. , 00 85 80 | 52 00 139 80 i 
Whitmore. Thomas 00 2 00 a 
Whitney, Elizabeth G. 9. 75 9.75 6 ae 
Whitney, Ellerton P. . 00 2 00 -% 
Whitney, Henry Austin 200 | 529 75 |274.95 | 806 70 ” 
Whitney, H. A trus. under ee 


willof W. Lawrence. 82 50 32 50 ee 


Estate. 


Whitney. HL. Ase ud for A ea 
-.&, 1. Johnson 5 : $130 00 
litney, JosephC. . : 
s s Whitney, Joseph H. . 
_ Whitney, Seth D. ee 
_ Wigley, James 
Wild, George .: 
. Wills, Mit radck 
- Willard, Sidney A. 
4. Williams, A. H. 
i pritans, B. Ww. : 
~-. Williams, Elias : 
Williams, Thomas . 
~Winchenbangh, Isaac 
- Winter, James : 
Wolcott. J. Huntington 
~ Wolcott, J, H. & BR: wus. 
Wolcott, Roger ‘ 
Woodworth, Thomas. 
Wyman, Thomas 
; oe Adelbert 


o, Chas. R. 

oe aye Henry S. 
~ Young, oe te 
Young, Samuel A. 


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oT reastir er First Congr ega- 
tional Parish : : 

- Treasurer First Evangelical 
_ Congregational Par ish 


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NAMES. Poll Tax? 


Babcock, Edith R2 
Bancroft, Harriet B. ) 
Breck. Mary S. 8S. 2 
Davenport, Maria L. 9 
Faucon, Catherine W. . 2. 
Forbes, Sarah J. 2 
Forbes, Sarah 4 9 
Gardner, Elizabeth N. . ) 


Hildreth, AmandaR. . E ; : ~ 
Holmes, Anna P. : : : ; : 
Hicks, Abby D. 

Kennedy, Jennie W. . 

Littlefield, Louisa I. G. 

Littlefield, Ella F. 

Osgood, Elizabeth 

Pierce, Alma G. " ‘ 3 : : 
Ragoles, Harriet W. . 5 : ; : ‘ 
Sears, Ida M. ; : 
Tucker, Sarah E. ; " 
Tucker, Mary T. kK 2 
Webster. Persilla A 

Weston, Charlotte L. 
Webster, Mary P. 

Williams, Susan A. 

Watson, Susan A. : ‘ 
Vose, Ellen F. ; : 
Vose, Hattie M. : 
Vose, Carrie L. 


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- NAMES. Personal 
Tyee igs ory Kstate.. 


BOSTON. 
Piitiains, George H. ~~ 


- Amory, Fi ‘ank 
Satan H. C. 


Ry Baker. E. Ge . 

ah pho. Moses 

- Baker, Walter, heirs of, 
2S Yeeeglll Robert H. 

Barry, Joseph E, 

- Bisbee, Albert : 
‘Bloe Hill Land Co. 
Burton & Long, . 
Bash, James P 1 Sage 


ie aes - Capen, Joel ; 
Cheever, S.G., heirs of, 


Churchill, “Asaph Sine 
~ Churchill, GJH.& JOR. 
Churchill, Hae pe 
_ Church of Dorchester, 
ES City of Boston, . 
~ Clark, R..M., heirs of, 

~ Coolidge, Mary ee 


- Daniels, ‘John ? 
i Denelly, Patrick, heirs of, 
~ Dorr, James : ‘ 
Darel, .dobn, °° /-. : 
: a Dyer, .N., Jr.) ©. ‘ 
f z ae Eager, Thomas. E 
Emery, Elias ; 
~ Evans, William, heirs of, 
Everett, George. : 


mei 3 


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b - First Parish Church of Dochrester, 
__ Forthingham, L.D.,Mrs. . 
Gleason eh ae 


ue Goodnow, B. 
Grant, W. M. 


. Hote A. : ; ' 
‘Holmes, E. J. 
; Howe, F, A., and others, 
Pe tant, Joseph, heirs of, | 
ob sala A. T. 


‘ iz 
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3 - MeWhirk, William, attorney for 7 80 
Me + _E. Higgins, ; . ’ ; : 
ne er “Merriam, William : : 11 70 
oo Minot, Willian ; : 9 78. 
: Nye F, W.K. : : : ‘ 9 75 
- Pierce, Henry L. : : : 78 00 260 00 
Pillsbury, Joseph . ; : 11 05 
Pope, oniy , ; 8 25 
Preston, Walter /. : f : 22 to ays 
. Porter, A.S. ; 32 50 
f heed’ E. C., “Miss ‘ : : 9.78 
Ye -Bichards & Co. ., assignees, . ‘ 19 50 
- Richards, George E. : } 7927-30 
. ley, William. peer ote | 8 25 
re _ Rollins, J. W. : : 3 32 50 
Me i painsich, J.P. : : . 5b 60 
ae ie Shaw, Lemuel, attorney, 32. 50 
_. Shaw, Lemuel, trustee, : 32 50 
eas ~ Shepard, Otis : ‘ é i 26 00 
5, = . Smith, -Charles’F. : 9 75 
me Storey, William ir, , 7 80 
es PaneWeri N, He je 26 00~ 
ah _Strangman, Ay é : 3°25 
ces - Strangman, Thomas ; : ‘ 16 25 
“Temple; H., heirs of, -.- 5... . 6 50 
- Thompson, "Asa : 2 60 
eae ae Charles H. , heirs’ of, . 1 95 
—Tileston,.E.P., heirs of, =. 16.25. 
» Tileston, FL. a : 1626-4 
Tolman, Elizabeth, heirs of, ‘ 2 60° 
. Tufts, William H. : : : 9 75 
-Vose, Robert ; ; : : 8 25 
“-whall, Cre wi a ‘ F : 6 50. ae 8 
ie = ~ Whitney, Mary Dy pas : 382 25 
a Of. i 
be dens 2 J ¥ 
Le Mg Aes 2 ; 
se. 2 Net kis 
SR," we 2 hes as “Ey &, wey Sev nt 
EA De Westie et re - * yf tre ‘ah 5 hy he aa ee 


age owe of 
_ Jones, Woodman 


* Kendall, Henry A. 
| ‘Kendall, CiG, : 


se ae John Byes 38 
Lord, Eunice 


1" NARS. 


Sagem, Joseph, heirs of, 


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Hstate. 


$6 50 


Tax on 
Personal 


Estate, em ot , aX 


Paxcia. |. oe, 2h 
Real’ TdtakTax.p re ue 


$48 75 55 25 ite Se 
4 55 455 7 


9 75 075) ae 
1300: |) 18 00.7 sem 


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1 30 1 30) “ee 
58.502 »-58°500 sae 


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* “Estate. Rathte. 


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: “Whitney, W. 50 rag ts ve $13 00 
: Wood, re Eb Ww. . 1 30. 

97 50 

2 60 


BRAINTREE. 
a 
7 -Penniman, Samuel 


BRIGHTON. 


Fe, Geo. U. 
“Hollis, Geo. W. 
Perry, Josiah F. 


‘CAN TON. 


ec Ragrineton. Nathaniel 
__ French, Chas. H. 
oes Elijah, heirs of, 


CONCORD, N. H. 


DEDHAM. 


of iS reaatis; Abraham, heirs of, 
‘Fisher, John ae F 
Paul, Ebenezer . 
_ Wetherbee, peor E. 


"4 HYDE PARK. 


ES Gariby, Patrick © ‘ ; 1308 

~ Kelley, Archibald i teskak ‘fa 5. Basis 
Raynes, A. J. Sy eee . 2: 60 

- Real Estate & Building Co. 19 50 
“Sheedy, Daniel .. . : 19 50. 

~ Sumner, Sally R. : rod 80h 
e Vose, Mary E. ; } ; 6 50° 
ce Vose, ey Mrs. — ie * 2 aD) 


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Ne ation Theological Institute 
ss PHILADELPHIA, PENN. 


ones, Mary, Mrs. _ j re 87 75 


Tax on. 


Personal — 


Estate. 


% Beans ‘Chas. F. 
er ~ Beals, Natt. H. 
Billing, John A. 
- Chesley, ‘William — 
- Duggin, Wm. B. 
- Eaton, J. F., heirs Sn 
_ Edward, James 
_ Faulkner, James 
Gibbs. James. 
Ce. Glover, H. M., heirs of, 
Loan Glover, J. J., heirs of, 
fe Mahoney, Wm. 
late McDonald & E. HH. aauie 
| McGrath, J. : 
Pope, Edward R. | 
-. Quincy Savings Bank»: 
— Walters, Louis 
‘Wallaston: Land Co... 
haan ° 
“)) RANDOLPH. . 
a at ‘Joshua 
Mant oe 2d. 


Tax on 


Real 


Estate. 


ADDRESS 


EDWARD. L. PIERCE, 


_AT 


THE van! : ; a * eee 


OF THE TOWN HOUSE, 


DEDICATION 


FRBRUARY 17. 1879. 


As citizens of Milton we meet this evening to recognize the com- ce 
Eviction of our new town house. This is one of those municipal 
events occurring but rarely in the life of a civic community which — 
4 fe it i is fitting to commemorate with simple and appropriate ceremo- _ ae 
“nies. The interest which the citizen takes in his town, his desire x oh 
to serve it, his pride in its history; his regard for those who are "oat 
identified with him in neighborhood, lie at the foundation of, the. a 
patriotism which, in its higher and broader SBR Stas comprehendsy 
his State and his Country. Ne 
The New England town has been the study of our thonghtfal .: 
- ae statesmen, and it. has attracted the attention of foreign observers. - me eh 
' _It is the opposite of the system of centralization, which, refusing — aT. 
- the people of each district or subdivision of the State the airecnanes ae 
of what immediately concerns them, lodges all power in a central 
ya administration. It is thus broadly distinguished from the muni- : 
ke cipal institutions of France, which are subject to the. central will) a ay 
, at Paris, whether imperial or republican. It is also, within its de- - Ke 
a ‘ fined limits, the simplest and purest democracy. In the gcvern- ea 
a i - ment of cities or dense populations it becomes necessary to en- 
BS trust to some board or council the direction of affairs, leaving ayes 

: ad the people the election of its members; but, without such nec- : 
_ essity, this same method is, outside of New England, generally _ mes 


gh ppeiied to towns. With us, however, the power over domestic aay | 


i) ae 


"concerns remains at its source without BURT RR IEE « or delegation. hei 


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The town, to be sure, has none of the attributes of sovereignty ; 
_ it cannot declare war, make treaties, enact laws or establish courts; 


directs their 


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but it deals with those primary, ever-present interests which lie at 
our hearthstenes, which make our daily life. 

The citizens in town meeting choose a moderator, who 
deliberations, and enforces order. They elect 
numerous magistrates and officers, the administrators of their 
revenues, the conservators of arder, the custodians of the public 


property, the managers of various public concerns. They deliber- 


‘ 


ate on a series of propositions duly advertised, with the right 


of each citizen to express fully his opinions, and then Ly ballot, 
the responsive aye and no, the uplifted hand, or the division of 
the house, establish and support schools, open and repair highways, 
erect public buildings, provide for the relief of the poor and the 
burial of the dead, organize a police, determine methods of protec- 
tion against fire and disease, direct and limit expenditures, 
Each citizen speaks with an 
In the exercise of functions 


authorize loans and levy taxes. 
equal voice, and gives an equal vote. 
which thus belong to each, in the bearing of burdens which are 
shared by all, the town becomes the common centre of interests 
and affections. Thus is constituted a miniature republic founded 
on the principle that each man is the best judge of what most’ in- 
terests himself. Here is power distributed widely among the 


people, left at its original source, not absorbed in some national 


capital, swayed by asingle hand and administered by a central 


bureau. Here the civic faculty is developed in the discharge of 


official trusts by various functionaries, in the deliberations and 


votes of all the citizens. 
there been such a school of republican liberty, such a nursery of — 


Not in ancient, not in modern times has 


active, healthy patriotism as a New England town-meeting, where 
civic duty is taught, where self-restraint and submission to lawful 
authority are practised, where parliamentary law is enforced, 


-where the equality of all men is present to the eye, is seen in the 


equal rights accorded in debate, in the equal value given to all 
ballots, irrespective of age, descent, fortune or education. A vig- 
orous public spirit and a generous devotion to the common weal 
are born of the sense of common interests, common burdens and 
common duties. The forms essential to civil society are observed 
with such yearly repetition that they become a second nature. 
The jurisdiction of the town is confined, indeed, to its own limits 


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‘and to questions which are, on the whole, easy of-comprehension } 


but they involve principles and methods of analysis, investigation |. 
and judgment which are of wide application, and they test capacity 

and moral purpose. He who knows by observation and study 
how schools should be taught, highways built and maintained, the 

poor relieved, vagrants disciplined, expenditures. adjusted and. 
limited—all with wisdom and economy—is fitted to comprehend 

and act upon the broader questions which affect states and na- 
tions. Philosophers have dreamed of ideal republics, speculated | 
on the art of government, and constructed model constitutions ; but 
the plain citizen who has been trained in self-control, obedience to 

law, respect for the. opinions of his fellows, and a wise economy, has 

acquired a discipline and faculty not to be attained in the study of 
Plato and Locke. 

Thomas Jefferson thought our New England towns ‘ the most 
perfect specimens of government in the world,” and endeavored in 
vain to establish them in the institutions of Virginia. John 
Adams insisted often on their educating power in connection with 
the schools, the churches and the militia. ‘‘The virtues and 
talents of the people,” said he in 1786, ‘‘ are here formed; their 
temperance, patience, fortitude, prudence and justice, as well as 
their sagacity, knowledge, judgment, taste, skill, ingenuity, dex- 
terity and industry.” De Tocqueville, who of all foreigners has 
applied the most catholic judgment to our civil polity and social’ 
character, describes them in detail in his ‘* Democracy in Ameri- 
ica,” as training schools for citizens, and presenting a contrast 
to the centralized system of France. | 

I have touched upon the usual functions of town-meetings ; but 
there come also, now,and then, extraordinary epochs, as in the 
Revolution and our Civil War, when they serve a national pur-- 
pose, raising volunteers for the common defence and: anticipating 
with their quick patriotism the needs of the State and country. 
The formulas, in which the Continental Congress declared the 
rights of colonies and of men, were often almost literally the 
repetition of what had again and again been resolved in these local 
assemblies. 

The duty which we owe to our town is not limited to its narrow 
jurisdiction ; it is comprehensive in its relations. The vote here 
given runs along the lines of influence and power till it is felt in 
the national Capitol itself. The future of our republic rests on 


oar he, ie - the loyalty, the intelligence, the soles HErar, the conscience of the’ 
tna people, as they are kept alive and developed in multitudinous local ~ 
centres like our own. | 

_ We have left, fellow-citizens, this evening, our individual 
homes, which are expressive of our means and of our tastes. 
3 -. There we have lived as families; there we were born, and. chil- 
’ dren have been born to us; there death has thinned our numbers; 


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griefs, all the manifold experiences of domestic life. But this 
building is to have far different associations and to answer a far 


different purpose. It is the property, not of one or of several, but — 


of all. It is the house of the people, in which all citizens of both 


sexes and all ages have each an undivided and indivisible share, to 
be transmitted to those who, so long as it shall stand, shall have 


“ i their domicile or home within the boundaries of the town. It is 


to. remain a common possession and inheritance devoted to the | 
common purposes of citizenship. . Welcome then, fellow-citizens,. 


i ' to your own house, which is to be owned, used and protected by 

ee yourselves, by all the citizens of the town. 

; Town meetings were held until 1836 in the parish meeting- -house, 
now belonging to the First Congregational (Unitarian) society, 

_ Inthat and the sneceeding year they were held in the stone meeting- 

_ house at the Railway Village. In 1838 the town oecupied its first 


_town-house, then just completed, which still stands a few feet to _ 
the south of this new one, and now looks meagre by contrast, cost- 


ing, with land included, the modest sum of $2684 32, and paid for 
ett of the surplus revenue which the United States had divided 
among the States, this Commonwealth dividing its share among the 

towns. The old house, to which now, after forty years of use, we 
- bid adieu, has witnessed important deliberations, stirring debates, 
oat, divisions of opinion, which we ourselves shall long remember, and 
which local history will preserve. It has in recent years proved 
AGO unequal to our needs, particularly at the general town meeting in 


_»._ the spring, always fully attended, where all our various municipak . ~ 


interests are debated and decided. The project of a new one more 


vious years ; but asso large an outlay required serious consideration, 
and public opinion had not yet matured, we waited for a more con- 


-- venient season. At our meeting in March last, with no previous: ee 
waa agitation and with unexpected eke partie the town voted to erect im 


_ there are enshrined the memories of our private hopes, affections, 


‘ —_ gpacious and substantial, had been to some extent discussed in pre- . 


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us “at hew Aint house, intl appropriated for ane purpose~ ‘the Tiberal ~ ¥ 
sum of thirty-five thousand dollars. It appointed a committee to 
execute the vote, and by formal action refused to hamper its. dis- . 
cretion, either as ‘to design or material. That committee has ink, 
os less than a twelyemonth performed its duty, and now surreuders | 
= ‘ its trust. it has during the intervening period been in frequent — 
. session, and its sub-committees have been in almost daily activity. | 
et me in this presence bear witness to a fact, unhappily ~ not Bk 
-always true of committees. There has been no bickering or mise 
‘trust in its deliberations, no parties formed within it, no self. . 
‘seeking, no attempt in any of its members to obtain jobs or favors 
for his friends; but each has seemed to have an honest purpose to 
do his very best by the town which placed its confidence in him. 
Upon all the questions, some of which led naturally to opposite, 
views, discussion brought harmony of judgment. Ina single in- 
stance only, the choice of a plan, was there a any substantial differ- 
i “ence of opinien ; and even then, when the decisive vote had been | 
taken, the minority was as earnest as the majority in carrying out | 
in the best possible manner the plan selected. ‘The committee has . 
administered an appropriation many times larger than the town ; a 2 
t has ever before entrusted to any committee or official board, and it : 


Ps pe ae has caused the building to be erected, the grounds to be prepared, 
oe and incidental expenses to be met, without exceeding the limit of - 
expenditure which was imposed. There has been no loss from — . 
sm ar, change of plan during the construction, and the town has, as we 
a are assured, its full money’s worth. Not a dollar has been used el 
a to pay for the services or expenses of any member of the committee, _ ene 
but the whole fund, without subtraction, has been spent on the — es. 
Bete _ public object to which it was devoted. Not having been a member ae 
; ee. . of either of the sub-committees who were charged with the im- é Me Ss 
—_- mediate supervision of the work, I feel justified in bearing this 1 ee 
ve dt 8 “testimony. In these days, when so much is said of the selfishness 
sun public agents and of their disregard of the limitations of their " Byes 
trusts, it is well to put on record an instance of official fidelity pee 
and of scrupulous respect for law and authority. ane 
The work, as now completed, will, 1 am confident, meet with. a “fe 
a general and permanent favor. Tnere are always sesthetic ques- eee 
tions, particularly in architecture, which in our time copies Pet cs MN REN 


BS: combines. ae te of all ae and periods, on which artists. <9 Pea 
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architects made will be approved by the educated as well as by the 
common taste. | 
§ Look: about you and you will sce that this main hall is spacious 
the platform not remote from any point, so that the moderator or 
‘public speaker can be readily heard in every part of it; finished in. 
good taste; easily accessible, without the necessity for old aud. 
disabled people to mount a weary staircase, ‘There is a smaller 
hall for meetings where the attendance is not numerous, a commo- 
dious room for the Selectmen, a capacious fire-proof vault for our 
public records, some of which are ancient and precious, and con- 
venient provision by means of ante-rooms and kitchen for social 
festivities. Let me emphasize this last need which this new 
building is to meet. An important truth which our fathers under- 
valued is now invariably acknowledged, and it is this —that the 
moral and religious culture which saves fiom vice and erime must. 
be re-enforced by recreations and awusements which minister to 
the social nature. This hall, built primarily as a place where citi- 
zens are to meet and legislate on town affairs, may be used for 2 
_ lecture-room ; its floor is fitted for the movement of feet to music, 
and material refreshments can be served in the adjoining hall. 
_ Here, then, our town meetings are to be held with ample room for 
all voters, and a gallery from which spectators of both sexes may 
observe their deliberations ; here we may assemble to discuss and 
determine action in seasons of publie peril, whether of peace or 
“war; here discourses on science, literature and moral interests. 
may be given; here school reunions and ether festivals may -be 
held; here charity, asking help for good causes, may receive offer- 
ings in money or handiwork ;, here the music of human voices and 
of instruments may charm and elevate; here amateurs from our 
schools and homes may amuse and instruct in plays; comie and 
serious ; here our young men and maidens may enjoy the dance ; 
here, in a word, all-civic duties and all social offices and interests 
shall have a place. A marble tablet under the arch at the maim 
entrance awaits the names of soldiers who died for their country _ 
in our civil war, and an inscription commemorative of their fidelity 
and services. ‘This will be deemed a worthier memorial of those 
who saved this nation from dismemberment and dedicated it to 
liberty, than a monument often unsightly and answering no pur~- 
pose of taste or utility. 


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“We now deliver to your hands, citizens, this substantial edifiee, 
Sein nite | in its appointments, built of the best materials, and faith- 
fully constructed, as we believe, in all its parts. Unless ee hes 
ted by some casualty it will answer the needs of the town for 


century to come. It is difficult to foresee any changes of me 


tion, society, or taste, or any municipal occasions which will ever — 


call for one more spacious or diffcrently arranged. 
This building adds another to the attractions and advantages of 


our town. We have highways which, though needing reconstrue- 


tion on an improved system und reparation from time to time, 
rest on the excellent granite foundation which nature laid for 
them. We have a public library of well-chosen books, established 
in 1871, and numbering 8000 volumes, which has proved of great 
service to our people, particularly to the young. We have acem- 
etery, extending from the place of ancient sepulture over spacious 
grounds diversified with plain and elevation, well shaded by native 
and transplanted trees, laid out in open avenues and winding 
paths, beautified at the public as well as private expense, the sim- 
plicity snd loveliness of nature not obscured by too much art and 
elaboration—fit resting-place for our beloved dead. Thanks to 


the good citizens whose constant interest has, without sensation or 


burdensoine expenditure, secured for us this hallowed ground. 


We have in the pleasant places where our lines have fallen. 


blessings which came to us without effort or sacrifice of ourselves 
or our fathers. There are no four iniles in our country—perhaps, 


-without exaggeration, we might add on the globe—more endowed 
_ with all that is attractive in scenery than those which are covered 
by our municipal jurisdiction. Here are no morasses, no pestilen- 


tial districts, no blasted heaths, no wastes where all is parched, 
scraggy and repulsive, no dead level wearisome to eye or feet; 


but the whole space filled with a pure and health-bringing air 


which rises from the sea and descends from the hills, spread out 
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in varied landscapes, ‘diversified with elevations and intervals, 
with forests and fields, watered by unfailing brooks, and even the 


hills fed by perpetual springs. Here on our fair heritage are com- 


bined the Blue Hills to the south, from which came, according to 


Roger Williams, the Indian name of our beloved Commonwealth | 


—Massachusetts; the Neponset river flowing along our northern 
border, and the ocean view to the east. You who have journeyed 


in other lands, along the Charente, the Loire, or the Arno, what — 


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| fairer prospect have you seen than the eye sweeps as you stand on Se 
~~. Milton Hill looking on the river as with changing tides it spreads 0 oe 
out a broad lake or withdraws to its narrow bed; on eminences oe 
crowned with villas; on villages nestling in valleys or covering 
- elevations; on.church spires testifying to Christian worship; on 
the islands and beacon lights in the harbor of New England’s me- 
ee tropolis; on ships departing and returning on their errands Of «3 ind 
- commerce and civilization. vig 
‘Looking southward en the same highway, the old Plymouth 
“4 road, the eye glides along a scene hardly less picturesque which 
ap embraces the interval and the hills beyond. Standing on Brush 
Hill, with no intervening obstruction between you and the Blue 


Hills, there lies spread out before you nature in one of her royal one) 
moods, a study worthy of some gifted artist. Passing on to the Re 
south, and ascending the hills themselves, which in a less modest aa 


nomenclature than ours would be classified as mountains, and 


there, on the summit, lies before you a magnificent panorama of oe 
cities, villages, mountains, valleys, rivers, lakes, the ocean,—where. ag 
one may contemplate with reverence the works.of the Creator, the 3 
intelligence of man, the life and growth of society, and the eyents i, 
of history which have transpired in successive generations, within — 4 
the bounds of the horizon. | bee a 
iS Nor is the natural beauty of this township confined to such J 
- ‘pitt favored sites as these, but it is distributed among our farms and if 
Tye along our roads. I have seen the artist sitting by our longest 4 
brook, which. rises in the Blue Hills, and, flowing through the ; 
- Hobart woods, falls into the Neponset, sketching the overhanging | i 
branches, the old trunks and the flowering meadows, by its side, a 
and placing on canvas beauties of which we live altogether too aay 
‘unconscious. Coming at the close of day from the railway station 7 
. tomy home, with the twin churches-before me and the Blue Hills 3 
jn the background, looking westward I have often paused to gaze 4 
on sunsets as finely colored as any.I have ever seen on Italian ~ ae 
skies. We have, indeed, villas and lawns which art has constructed a. 

ha and spread out, but, better still, we have retained the primitive 


forest where woodcock, partridge, quail and rabbit still linger; we 

ae have highways not too broad and lined with graceful elms; we 
have still, and long may we retain, that freshness of nature which’ 
makes the charm of Milton as a home and place of rest. If some 
lov. er of nature gifted with imagination like Wordsworth, who | 


glorified with sentiment the Lake district of England and peopled 
it with ideal forms, shall ever be born or come to live among us, 
he will find all about’ him food for his contemplative spirit and 
poetic genius. . 


It has been customary at dedications like this to review the his- — 


tory of the town from its settlement. But I decline a task which 


at our second centennial anniversary was SO weli performed by - 


our townsman, Mr. Robbins. The chronicles of its churches 
have been written by two of its pastors and present citizens, the 
Rey. Dr. Morison and the Rev. Frederick Frothingham, both of 


whom are with us this evening. May we not also hope that. 


before long we shall welcome a complete history of the town, full 
of accurate narrative, authentic reminiscences, choice incidents of 


biography and_pictares of its life in different periods, from another 


clergyman, the Rev. Dr. Teele, who has. already gathered valuable 


materials, aud whose recent retirement from a long and useful - 


pastorate of twenty-five years leaves him an opportunity to render 
this most important service to the’ community ? 

We do not claim for our town any extraordinary annals. It has 
no battle-fields ; it has not, like one of its neighbors, been the birth- 
place and burial-place of Presidents. It boasts no remarkable 
strides in population or material development. Incorporated by 
the Act of May 7, 1662,it was the fifty-first town established, and, 
three having disappeared by annexation to Boston, it is now 
among the towns and cities of the Commorwealth the forty-eighth 
in age. It numbered 7438 souls in 1765 391218 an. 1776 ;:0089) an 
1790; 1143 in 1800; 1264 in 1810; 1502 in 1820; 1576 in 1830; 
1822 in 1840; 2241 in 1850; 2669 in 1860; 2683 in 1870 (some 
of our territory having been made a part of Hyde Park in 1868), 
and 2738 in 1878. 

Our countrymen sometimes lament the newness of American 
life, and covet the antiquity of older nations. We forget, however, 
how venerable some of our institutions are. The municipal history 
of this town, beginning with 1662 and extending along a line of 
217 years, runs parallel with the most marvellous epochs of modern 
times. When it began, Louis XIV., ** the grand monarch,”’ as he 
a reign which brings before us Mazarin 
and Colbert, Turenne and Conde, Bossuet, Fenelon and Pascal, 
and the revocation of the edict of Nantes. In England, Charles 
II. was the head of a dissolute court ; Sir Henry Vane, once Gov- 


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ernor of Massachusetts, was on his way to the scaffold; Milton —~ 3 
was composing in blindness ls ‘* Paradise Lost,” and Bunyan 
was writing in Bedford jail the ‘* Pilgrim’s Progress.” Thencor-:* 2%, 
poration of our town was but thirty years after Gustavus Adolphus — 
fell at Lutzen, and it was ten years earlier than the birth of Peter ©. ~ 
the Great, who was to consolidate the great empire of the North, : 
and bring Russia into the family of European states. What after- * 
wards became Prussia was then but a parcel of electorates and é 
duchies. The Thirty Years’ War had just closed with the peace of 
Westphalia. The Ottoman power was still threatening Europe,- 
and was yet to be broken before the gates of Vienna.» No book in a 
the English tongue, and now in general use, had then been % 
printed, except Shakespeare and Bacon and the English Bible. 4 
_ This municipality has, in different generations, witnessed a proces- — Be 
sion of great events; the growth of constitutional liberty in Ene- —— 


‘and humanity. Surely, if there is a charm in antiquity, in vener- 


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period this town gave a president to Harvard College in the person 


eign and united nation ; the emancipation of the African race on 
this continent and of the serfs of Russia, both in a single decade ; 


in a graveyard of that town is a monument with the in- 


land ; a succession of revolutions in France, ending at last, let us 
hope, in a permanent republic, just as well.as free; the creation of 
new powers, as Prussia, Greece, Italy and the new Germany ; the © 
American colonies passing into allied states, and then to a sover-_ 


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able age, in a history contemporary with that of the world’s most 
progressive period, our town with its remote beginning and its — 
continuous life may claim it for itself. 

Our town has been conspicuous for the good sense and solid 
character of its citizens, and in some epochs for names which 
mankind will remember. When our fathers contended for exist- 
ence against Philip of Pokanoket, her Captain Wadsworth fell 
bravely in Sudbury, with his gallant and devoted band, and 


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scription: * Captain Samuel Wadsworth of Milton, his Lieut. 
Sharp of Brookline, and twenty-six other soldiers fighting for the 
defence of their country were slain by the Indian enemy and lye 
buried.in this place.” The Voses and Sumners served their coun- 
try with honor in the army of the Revolution and in the war with — 
England in 1812, and theirs and other names of our citizens are 
among the recorded heroisms of our Civil War. In an early. 


» Ome ‘of Pevtaviin Wadsworth, ‘Sotie of its citizens have ‘bean identi- oe 
- £846 fied with the civil and judicial history of the State. The town — ity 


= has witnessed within its limits some historic scenes, the preaching» . 
a Seti of John Eliot. and George Whitefield, and the passage of the.Suf- _ 
a a _. folk Resolves in the house of Captain Daniel Vose, drawn ‘bys 
ae _ Joseph Warren, and regarded as the earliest organized ‘demon- 
ee stration for independence in the colonies. ae es 
ae - There has been a continuity in the life of this town rare in I 7 
bee —-nicipal history. Growing in population by natural increase rather ss 
eR | than by accessions from other places, there has been a steady flow ~~ 


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ey: Vs ee of influence and character from one generation to another. Bight =a) 


i Pants of the original trustees, to whom in 1664 a tract of land was con- 
egie veyed for ‘‘a meeting-house and other ministerial purposes,” have — ae x 
| = ee always since had and still have descendants in the town bearing. . 
5 a their names nnd in some instances living upon and holding, with- 

i aera out break in the chain of title, their ancestral acres—the ~Voses, 
ae - Wadsworths, Tuckers, Sumners, Gullivers, Babcocks, Swifts deen oa ce 
Bip Se ae Cranes. It has a remarkable record for longevity, including in) 
fe ss successive generations an unusual number of inhabitants who have aut 
ED Ae _ lived to fourscore years, and even passed in health and vigor far 
Bis beyond that limit. -The long service of many of its clare bik ee 
2 a a signifies its conservative and steady-going character. Five active tes 
Se --__pastorates, those of Peter Thacher, John Taylor, Nathaniel Rob- x iss 
« ag: bins, Samuel Gile and John H Morison, equal a period of one hun- Pe 
dred and sixty-seven years, of which those of Thacher and Robbins. Se 
: : were each nearly half a century in duration. ‘Three lives, always” os 
ean identified with the town, connect us with the early part of the va 
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oe eighteenth century. Nathaniel Robbins, the third minister of the 
Milton church, lived from 1726 to 1795. His son Edward H. Rob- : fs 
bins, an early lieutenant-governor of the State, lived from 1 758 to yar ne 


1829; and we hoped to have with us this evening next in the ~ ee 


- line, worthy alike of sire and grandsire, the Hon. James M. ‘Rob-- ve ee 
bins, who at the age of cighty-two is in the full enjoyment of his’ e ste 
powers, and active for the public good. May a gracious Provi- say 
dence spare for years to come a life so precious in itself, so hhon-— igre 
_ored in the generations before it! Naor h ‘ i. 
- The tone of municipai life has been at all times Savane affected — ar 
a the superior intelligence of leading citizens. Fortunate the ~ as 
~ people who have this advantage ! Thrice fortunate the people who be 
evelne and_profit by it! The town has probably counted among ‘its a 


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citizens, at different periods, more graduates of Harvard College 
than any one of similar population in the State, and their tr ained 
intellects and large views have been felt at all periods in its social 
life and public action. We greet this evening, as one of our most 
welcome guests, a representative of the ancient university, Mr. 
James B. Thayer, Royall professor of the Dane law-school,—no 
longer of us as a citizen, but always of us as a friend—whose 
scholarly tastes, neighborly offices and beneficent activity in civic 
duties remain in fresh remembrance. 

There is another feature in the character of the town which de- 
serves mention. A kindly spirit of association prevails among 
our people, with no sharp divisions into sects, occupations and 
family groups. Wealth here is not supercilious and exclusive, but 
hospitable, open-handed and sympathetic. There is little of pov- 
erty and dependence, but a general condition of comfort. There 
are no wide estates tilled by tenants, but, more than in most coin- 
munities, each man is the owner of the house he lives in. As the 
result, there prevails a sense of self-respect and of respect for 
others. 

In political controversies the vote of the town has been steadily 
_ for freedom, for the support of the government and the honest ad- 
ministration of state affairs. In commemoration of the ratification 
of Jay’s treaty, by which Washington upheld against clamor the 
peace of the country, an arch was erected over the bridge at the 


Lower Mills, at the instance of Captain John Lillie, an officer of 


the army of the Revolution then a citizen of the place, which bore 
this inscription, ‘‘We unite in defence of our country and its laws,” 
—a resolution to which the town, and nay I be permitted to add, 
bis descendants have ever since been loyal. 

The town, in its ordinary proceedings, has been noted for pru- 
dence and deliberate action. Though never niggardly, and meet- 
ing cheerfully all necessary outlays, it has rarely, if ever, spent 
money foolishly, and it kept its head level in the flush times 
which followed the civil war. This wise economy, which is true 
statesmanship alike in the government of towns and common- 


wealths, has enabled us without any pressure or inconvenience to- 
erect this tasteful and capacious edifice, and to pay for it in four | 


yearly instalments, one of which was included in the tax bills you 
have recently paid, the entire rate being only seven dollars on a 
thousand. Only ten of the'three hundred and forty-four towns and 


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cities have this year a tax-rate less than ours, and until a loan was 
obtained to pay “the cost of this building, Milton was one of the 
sixty-three towns in the State absolutely free from debt. This 
exhibit we have a right to regard with satisfaction. Numerous» 
municipalities in other States are now bankrupt, or, though able ; 
to pay, are repudiating their obligations. In our own State, where 
no such dishonor has yet come, cities and towns have built water- 
works costing twice what they should, opened highways for the 
benefit of speculators, or, worse” yet, plunged into railway 
schemes which are no better than confiscation. Weighed down 
with taxation, they are expelling capital from their limits, and are 
forcing it to seek protection in communities which are still gov- 
erned by maxims of prudence and justice. Hereafter, more than: 
ever before, that town is to hold its own and grow in strength, 
which keeps out of debt, pays as it goes, and gives assurance that. 
persons and property are secure within its jurisdiction. aN 
And now, fellow-citizens, to the performance of the civil duties” 
and functions belonging to ordinary times or coming only in great. 
exigencies,—to the elective franchise, the highest right and the 
highest duty of the citizen, to be exercised and performed soberly, 
justly, and with a deep sense of moral responsibility—to all the 
uses of municipal government, to rational amusements, tu knowl-. 
edge, to patriotism, to liberty and law, this noble structure we 
now dedicate, full of hope that the fidelity, love of order, pru- 
dence and public spirit, which distinguished our fathers, shall 
abide evermore with their posterity. Entering this new house, 
we enter a new period of municipal history. Let us begin its use if 
with a profound sense of our obligations as neighbors, as fellow-_ 
townsmen, as citizens of our common country. *Let us resolve 
that, so far as in us lies, our votes shall be for justice, honor, integ- 
rity, and the common good. Let these walls ‘echo only to the inspi- 
rations of a pure and elevated patriotism. Here, amid all differ- 
ences of opinion, let there be a united effort to advance the » 
morals and promote the welfare of this and the coming genera- oy 
tions. Let us strive for higher standards of civic uction, for nobler 
ideals in conduct and life; and trusting that God will be with us, a 
as he wus with our fathers, let us hope that they who a century 
hence shall unroll the records of our time may find in us, too,. 
something worthy of imitation and gratitude) 


THE AUDITORS’ 


forty- fourth Annual {epor 


OF THE 


RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES 


OF THE 


TOWN OF MILTON, 


COMPRISING THE 


STATEMENT OF THE FINANCES OF THE TOWN 


For the Year ending February Ist, 1881, 
TO WHICH ARE ADDED 


TIE STATISTICS OF THE TOWN 


AND 


A DIST oF THD TAX-PAYBHES.- 


HYDE PARK: 
PRESS OF THE NORFOLK COUNTY GAZETTE. 
1881. 


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Selectmen, Assessors, and Overseers of Poor. 


J. WALTER BRADLEE, JOHN H. BURT, OTIS S. GODFREY. 


Town Clerk. Town Treasurer. 
HENRY B. MARTIN. CHARLES BRECK. 
School Committee. 
REV. A. K. TEELE, E.D.WADSWORTH, *REV. F. FROTHINGHAM, 
HENRY F. THAYER, C. E. C. BRECK, *R. C. WATSON, 
tJESSE BUNTON, | *J. WALTER BRADLEE. 


Superintendent of Highways. 
STILLMAN L. TUCKER. 


Constables. 
-SAMUEL W. ALDEN, SAMUEL C. HEBARD, HENRY P. CASWELL, 
tEDWARD F. HOPKINS, GEORGE A. HARNED, JAMES E. BRONSDON 
JOHN H. EMERSON, WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM, SAMUEL G. THAYER, 
MAURICE PIERCE, WILLIAM H. BALKAM, JACOB S. LINCOLN. 


; Collector of Taxes. 
SIMEON EMERSON. 


Auditors. 
JOHN VOSE. : PATRICK McDERMOTT. 
Trustees of Cemetery. 
OLIVER W. PEABODY, SUMNER A. BURT, fSAMUEL BABCOCK, 
J. WALTER BRADLEE, *REYV. A. K. TEELE. 
Fence Viewers, 
SAMUEL COOK, CICERO CUTTING, — HENRY W. VOSE. 
Trustees of Public Library. 
JAMES M. ROBBINS, *REV. A. K. TEELE, EDWARD L. PIERCE, 
GEORGE K. GANNETT, *A.L. HOLLINGSWORTH, tSAMUEL BABCOCK, 
-E. D. WADSWORTH, *REV. F. FROTHINGITAM, JOSHUA W. VOSE. 
Surveyors of Lumber. 
T. T. WADSWORTH, PATRICK MCDERMOTT. JOHN H. BURT, 


OKEN BATES, GEORGE H. COFFIN. 


Engineers Fire Department. 
WILLIAM S. LEAVITT (Chief), W.B.RANDUETT (Clerk), R.L.CHAPMAN, 
JOHN B. BADGER, JOHN H. BURT. 
Pound Keeper. * 
ISAAC C. GULLIVER. 


Representative to General Court, for the Fourth Norfolk District. 
EDWARD R. EAGER, of Canton. 


*Terms expire March 1881. { Deceased. 


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SHighOr ME Noe REPORT 


The Selectmen of Milton herewith present to the town 
the following statement of the expenditures for the financial 
year ending January 31, 1881. In administering the affairs 
of the town we have in all cases endeavored to confine the 
disbursements to the lowest possible amount consistent with 
the requirements of the welfare of our towns-people. 


SCHOOLS. 


The management of the Schools and school buildings is 
wholly in charge of the School Committee, whose report 
will be found elsewhere. 


HIGHWAYS. 


At the annual meeting of the town a superintendent of 
streets was elected, under whose charge the highways, 
bridges and lamps have been during the past year. 


POLICE. 


In accordance with the vote of the town instructing us to 
appoint a night watch for the several sections of the town, 
five (5) men were appointed, and the following districts 
were established : — 


District 1.—East Milton, from Quincy line to Algerine 
Corner. 

District 2.—Centre street to John W. Brooks’ stable, over 
Milton Hill to Churchill’s Lane. 

District 3.—From Churchill’s Lane over Milton Hill to 
Boston line, Randolph avenue to School street, School 
street to Canton avenue to Milton Village. 


District 4.—Mattapan, from Boston line to Brook Road, 
up Thatcher street to Canton avenue and Highland street, 
thence to Blue Hill Post Office. 


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District 5.—West District, from Canton line over Canton 
avenue to Robbins street, Robbins street to Brush Hill 
Road, thence to Paul's Bridge, Hemenway street to Blue 
Hill avenue, to Canton avenue. 


_ This system meets with the approbation of our citizens. 


FINANCE. 


It is a source of gratification to the Board to present to 
the town so favorable a statement in regard to the finances. 
It is well known that when the town voted to create the 
debt for the purpose of building the new Town Hall, it was 
to be liquidated in four annual instalments. There has 
already been paid three, and, although the fourth and last 
does not become due until the next financial year, a suffi- 
cient sum has already been saved to pay the same, and also 
all other outstanding claims against the town, hence the town 
is today practically without a debt. Under the existing cir- 
cumstances we see no reason why-the rate of taxation for 
the ensuing yearshould exceed about six dollars per thousand. 


POOR. 


During the past year we have had many notifications from 
various cities and towns of aid being rendered and charged 
to Milton, which have required much investigation under the 
present. complicated Pauper Laws, notwithstanding which 
only one new case has been settled upon the town. ‘The in- 
mates of the Almshouse we have always found in a neat and 
cheerful condition, and its whole appearance speaks in praise 
of the matron, Mrs. Sanford. 

Feeling it very unsafe having stoves in the different rooms 
of the inmates we have had a furnace put in which warms 
the whole house. 


FIRE DEPARTMENT. 


We would call your attention to the report of your 
engineers in regard to taking some action towards pur- 
chasing a Chemical Engine. Milton has for some years de- 
pended in a measure upon assistance from the fire depart- 
ment of Boston, whose commissioners now feel that they 
shall be obliged to notify us that on and after a certain date 
they will have to withdraw assistance, unless Milton takes 
some action towards helping herself. 


IMPROVEMENTS. 


Through the exertions of Mrs. G. W. Greene, aided by 
generous contributions from public spirited friends, a rustic 
stone fountain and watering trough has been erected upon 
the Square, near Paul’s Bridge—the water being supplied 
from the acqueduct of J. Mann, Esq. Thus one of the 
entrances to the town has been made attractive, and we feel 
that the donors will ever receive the thanks of the public 
and the town the incentive to make its other public squares 
‘places pleasing to the eye. | 


J. WALTER BRADLEE, 

JOHN H. BURT, 

OTIS S. GODFREY, 
Selectmen of Milton. 


REPORT OF TRUSTEES OF MILTON CEMETERY. 


The work in the Cemetery has been more difficult and less 
satisfactory, during the past season, than in former years, on 
account of the dry weather. 

The fresh, green-sward, which gives beauty and attractive- 
ness to the lots, has been injured, and in some lots partially 
destroyed ; and grass and plants of a less desirable, but more 
hardy kind, have usurped the place. But this injury may 
be repaired. It is believed that the weeds and coarse matter 
may be displaced, and the grass restored, by the applica- 
tion of seed, and by the liberal supply of enriching sub- 
stances. 

The experience of the summer has led the Trustees to see 
the necessity of some better mode of applying water to the 
lots, and plants, through the dry season. Our wells afford an 
ample supply of water ; but without the means of conveying, 
and applying, the water to the grass and flowers, they are of 
little use. 

We hope this want may be met before the drought of 
another summer. 

The Trustees have paid all bills for the Receiving Tomb. 
Its general use, during the winter, has proved it to be well 
suited to the purposes for which it is designed; and, as far 
as we are informed, satisfactory to all. 

Twenty rods of the boundary wall on the east side of the 
Cemetery have been built. 

Much labor has been performed on lots and avenues. 

The dry season afforded an unusual opportunity for work 
on the proposed pond. The Trustees would have pressed 
the work forward even to completion, had the means been 
in their hands. A beginning has been made. The ground 
has been laid out and surveyed; and levels have been taken, 
in part. A suitable outlet has been opened, and finished, by 
which the flow of water may be controlled, and the excava- 
tion of the pond may be more, easily made. The Trustees 
recommend to the town the early completion of this work. 
For the general work of the Cemetery the ensuing year, 
an appropriation of $2,000.00 is recommended. 

Respectfully submitted. 


A. K. TEEDE, 
For the Trustees. 


REPORT OF TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC LIBRARY, 


Three hundred volumes have been added to the Library 
since the last report, making the whole number of books in 
the Library 8,636. 

Eighteen hundred and sixty persons have subscribed their 
names to the regulations, and have thus been empowered to 
draw books from the Library ; of these, 900 are now taking 
hooks. : 

The weekly average of volumes given out is 350. 

The Pall Mall Budget has been sent us, very kindly, by 
Mrs. J. C. Bancroft, during the year. We are also indebted 
to the publishers of the Dedham Transcript, and the Musical 
Herald for their papers. 

Many patrons of the Library have had the privilege ot 
leaving books at the Post Office, in charge of its officers, in 
the morning, when the Library is closed; this has proved a 
great convenience, for which the Trustees, and all interested, 
tender the obliging and friendly Post Mistress and Assistant, 
sincere thanks. 

The Trustees have just now learned of the donation of many 
valuable works to the Library by their fellow-citizen, Mr. H. 
P. Kidder, among which are the following :— Michaux & 
Nuttal’s ‘‘ North American Sylva,” 5) vols.;  ‘*Punch,” 
1842 to 1878, 17 vols.; Dore’s ‘* Don Quixote ;” Jacque- 
mart’s ‘‘ History of Furniture;” Woltmann’s ‘History of 
Painting ;” ‘*‘ Picturesque America;” 2 vols.; ‘Trollopes 
‘«‘Ttaly ;” Marcoy’s ‘South America,” 2 vols.; ‘* Ancient 
Rome,” ‘‘India;” «*The Rhine.” Most of these are rare and 
costly works ; which, with our limited funds, we should hardly 
feel authorized to purchase; but they are most valuable 
additions to the Library. The Trustees offer hearty thanks 
to Mr. Kidder for this new act of courtesy ; and for his inter- 
est in the Library and in the town. 

Respectfully submitted. 


A. K. TEELE, 
For the Trustees. 


ENGINEERS REPORT, 


Mitton, February 1, 1881. 
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen : — 


GENTLEMEN :— The third annual report upon the condi- 
tion of the Fire Department is herewith presented, contain- 
ing a list of the several companies, with number of members 
and officers, also of hydrants and reservoirs, and their loca- 
tion, together with a statement of fires. which have occured, 
during the year ending February 1, 1881. 

The roll of the Department at the present time numbers 
seventy-six members, and comprises a Chief and four 
Assistant Engineers, one hand engine company, one hook 
and ladder company, and one hose company. ‘The number 
of men now attached to the different companies is as follows, 
viz: Hydrant Engine Company, No. 1, forty-one men; 
James T. Lord, Foreman; William A. Smith, Assistant 
Foreman. Granite Hook and Ladder Company, No. 1, 
twenty-five men; Orin F. Bates, Foreman; George KE. 
Triges, First Assistant. 90 Hose Company, five men, under 
the charge of the District Engineer. 

The number of reservoirs of the Department is five, and 
are located as follows; One at Town Hall; one on Granite 
place, East Milton; one corner of Adams and Mechanic 
streets ; one corner of Mechanic street and Granite avenue ; 
and one corner of Adams street and Granite avenue. Six 
hydrants are located at the Lower Mills, on Adams street, 
between the corner of Canton avenue and Samuel Gannett’s 
mill. . 

The buildings and apparatus of the Department remain 
the same as last reported, with the exception of a relief hose 
carriage, which was purchased this year, and located at the 
Lower Mills. All are in good condition. In addition to 
the above, an alarm bell, weighing 500 pounds, has been 
purchased for the Engine House at East Milton. ‘The old 
one was presented to the School Committee, for the West 
School House. 

But three fires have occurred in town this year, which 
were in the following order: March 25, stable of HE. M. 


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Cary, on Milton Hill; cause, overheated stove; loss about 
$15. (This was the only fire in town at which the Depart- 
ment was called out.) April 2, slight fire in mill at Matta- . 
pan, owned by Tileston & Hollingsworth; loss, $25. De- 
cember 1, house at East Milton, owned by E. H. Adams ; 
cause, overheated stove; loss, $75. Had the fire burned 
ten minutes longer without being discovered property to the 
amount of $20,000 would probably have been destroyed. 

It is a matter upon which all our citizens are to be con- 
gratulated that our town has been for the past year so 
remarkably exempt from the ravages of fire. The value of 
the property destroyed during this period will hardly exceed 
one hundred and fifty dollars. This: good fortune, we be- 
lieve, cannot always exist, as there are localities in town in ~ 
which, should a fire occur, (as itis liable to at any moment) 
without aid from Quincy or the city of Boston, a conflagra- 
tion could not be avoided. We believe the time has come 
for the town to take some action in regard to its better pro- 
tection from fire, especially as two-thirds of the town depend 
wholly on Boston for aid which they propose to withdraw 
in case the town take no action in the matter. Now, after 
consideration of the matter, we would recommend the ap- 
propriation of $5,000 to purchase and equip a chemical fire 
extinguisher, the same to be located in the centre of the 
town. If this should be adopted, we would recommend an 
appropriation of $2,500 for current expenses of the ensuing 

ear. 
i The Department maintains its rank for order and for 
promptness in responding to alarms, and we trust the officers 
and members have performed their respective duties in a 
manner which has met the approval of your honorable body. 


Respectfully submitted. 


WILLIAM S. LEAVITT, 

Chief. 
WALTER B. RANDLET, 

Clerk. 
JOHN H. BURT. 
JOHN B. BADGER. 
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For SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS. 


HIGH SCHOOL. 


Teaching. 


Paid Hiram Tuell, 40 weeks ; ‘ ’ $1,750 00 
Miss H. T. Hallowell, 40 weeks . ; 700 00 


Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid O. S. Godfrey, 21,350 lbs. coal . : $61 40 


H. O. Weld, charcoal : ‘ : 8 80 
J. B. Blanchard, janitor. : : 37 00 
Thomas Lennon ; : A A 50 00 
B. Hickey, cleaning rooms : ' 12 10 


Incidental Expenses. 


Paid Hiram Tuell, books furnished pupils . $32 02 


Charles Tileston, repairing furnace, &c. 28 20 
F. M. Severance, stock and labor : 15 64 
J. A. Tucker, 2 Lids 5 6 O1 
A. Hobbs, cleaning clock . : ; 1 00 
F. W. K. Nye, supplies. : ‘ 75 


$2,450 00 


169 30 


83 62 


$2,702 92 


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NORTH SCHOOL. 


Teaching. 


Paid G. H. Culver, Grammar department, 
20 weeks ‘ ; - ; . $500 00 
Clarence Boylston, Grammar oem 


ment, 20 weeks. 600 00 
Miss H. D. Hutchinson, erie ary ne 

partment, 40 weeks : . 500 00 
Miss A. G. Wait, Assistant, Priary 

department, 40 weeks. j ‘ 339 50 


$1,935 50 
Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid O. 8S. Godfrey, 42,500 lbs. coal . ee lal veoU 


H. O. Weld, charcoal : ; i 8 00 
John Ryan, janitor . : : : 59 57 
Mrs. Cunningham, cleaning rooms. 3 00 
Mrs. C. Nolan, a a 4 50 
an 194 37 
Incidental Hapenses. 
iaid F. M Severance, stock and labor —. $17 O1 
Charles Tileston, supplies . : : 20 
R. L. Chapman, setting glass. : LOLe 
Jumes McGowan, cleaning cellar and 
Vaults . : ; : : i 9 00 
John Ryan, repairing wall : : 1 00 28 38 


—_——-— 


$2,158 25 


E AST. SCHOOL. 


Teaching. 
Paid O. A. Andrews, Grammar Depart- 
ment 40 wecks : ‘ . $1,200 00 
Miss C. F. Spear, Tateemediate De- 
partment, 40 weeks : ; 425 00 
Miss C. EK. Mayhew, Poe De- 
partment, 40 weeks 5 . 500 00 


Miss S. V. Breck, Assistant, Beary 


Department, 40 weeks. ; : 328 00 
————— $2,453 00 


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Amount carried forward ‘ : ‘ . $2,453 00 


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Amount brought forward ’ : A . $2,453 00 


Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid O. S. Godfrey, 58,440 Ibs. coal . $167 84 
H. O. Weld, charcoal : ; ; 11 20 
F. F. Gage, janitor . : : ; 52 65 
W. 1. Powell, janitor : : ° 75 29 
Mrs. Samuel Sias, cleaning rooms’. 16 00 
ar ae) eee 


Incidental Hapenses. 
Paid J. Babcock & Co., supplies ‘ ; $15, 10. 
W. W. Merrill, cleaning well and re- 
pairs : ; : : | AQP OR 
F. M. Severance, stock and labor 7 20 93 
W. I. Powell, brush, etc., : ¥ 1 7 
F. M. Severance, stock and, labor 235 66 
on ere 306 36 


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$3,082 34 


SOUTH SCHOOL. 


Teaching. 
Paid Miss L., R. Capen, mixed school, 20 
weeks. : ee WEINER, 
Miss L. J. Bartlett, mixed school, 20 
weeks . : : : : “ 250 00 
— $500 00 
Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid O. S. Godfrey, 20,520 lbs. coul : $61 56 
H. O. Weld, charcoal A : : 4 00 
James Breck, janitor F ; é 42 25 
H. F. Thayer, janitor 7 ‘ ; 15 00 
Mrs. 8. E. Berry, cleaning rooms ‘ 10 00 
ee 132 81 
Incidental Eapenses. | 
Paid W. W. Berry, stock and labor — $7 60 
James Breck, cleaning vaults. ys 4 00 
Henry F. Thayer, repairing pump ‘ 4 00 
Henry F. Thayer, supplies : CRM FoR hale 
—_—-—_—_ 22 32 


$655. 13, 


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WEST SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 


e ¢ ry 4 
Paid Daniel G. Thompson, Grammar De- 


partment, 40 weeks : ; » $1,125 00 
Miss M. KE. Tufts, Primary Depart- 


ment, 20 weeks : . » _ 200-06 
Miss M. E. Upham, Prittary ite 
ment, 20 weeks : ; . : 200 00 
——— $1,525 00 


Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid O. S. Godfrey, 28,600 lbs. coal . P $84 78 


H. O. Weld, charcoal , : : 8 00 
W.C. Lyons, janitor ; , ; 20 50 
C. H. Merriam, Jr., janitor ; ; 63 65 
Mrs. J. Welsh, cleaning rooms . ’ 4 00 

, 180 93 

Incidental Hapenses. 

Paid T. Watson, stock and labor ; ‘ $6 00 
G. Haynes & Son, repairing furnace . 24 40 
William Wadsworth, window shades . 52. 00 
Charles Tileston, watering-pot, &c. . 90 
S. L. Tucker &Son, supplies. ; 6 52 
C. H. Merriam, Jr., washing towels . 4 50 
F. H. Trow, setting glass . : 5 2 00 

+ 96 82 


$1,802 25 


CENTRE SCHOOL. 


Teaching. 
Paid Clarence Boylston, Grammar Depart- 
ment, 20 weeks , : : “et AS2 Ba0 
Miss M. E. Parsons, Grammar De- 
partment, 16 weeks , sir A290 
~ Winthrop Packard, Grammar Daven 
ment, 4 weeks : : 50. 00 


Miss Ida M. Sears, Erne iyanaie 


ment, 40 weeks ‘ ; ; ‘ 475 00 
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Amount carried forward : : ; . $1,880 00 


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Amount brought forward : é 4 . $1,380 00 


Fuel and Care of Rooms. 


Paid O. S. Godfrey, 12,350 lbs. coal : $35 52 


H. O. Weld, charcoal : : , eed] 
Thomas Ward, janitor ‘ ; : 74 95 
Mrs. Ann Ward; cleaning rooms ; 13 00 
T. Rooney, housing coal . : : 1 00 
—-——-—- 129 67 
Incidental Expenses. 
Paid J. & A. Kohler & Co., furnace . . $250 00 
‘G. L. Sweet. & Co., ventilation . : 267 00 
G. T. Tilden, services on ventilation . 39 00 
J. A. Tucker, stock and labor . : 154 23 
James Whalen, cementing cellar : 138 70 
J. A. Tucker, repairs : : : 28 81 . 
Joshua Nute, work on cellar : : 4.00. 3 
Walter Preston, rope mat . ‘ ; 5 75 
C. Boylston, books. : : : 3 00 
Charles Tileston, supplies . : . 6 40 
_R. L. Chapman, setting glass. P 33 
—_—_—__—— 893 22 
$2,402 89 
PLEASANT STREET SCHOOL. 
Teaching. 
Paid Miss Alma G. Pierce, Grammar De- | 
partment, 40 weeks : : . $775 00 
Miss Olive Holbrook, Primary Depart- 
ment, 40 weeks. ; ; : 425 00 
———. $1,200 00 
Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid O. S. Godfrey, 20,490 lbs. coal . $58 93 
H. O. Weld, charcoal . : : 7 60 
T.S. MeWhirk, janitor. ; ; 13 38 
M. J. McWhirk, sweeping rooms ’ 17 50 
—_—_—— 97 41 


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Amount carried forward : Q ‘ . $1,297 41 


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Amount brought forward ; : : ») @Laoe eee 
Incidental Expenses. 
Paid F. M. Severance, stock and labor $8 35 
acres UreT OO.4 8) BESS 5 50 
Charles Tileston, supplies 6 85 
J. Babcock & Co., “ 4 90 
Strangman & Co., painting pinpe hoard 3 50 
—— 29 10 
$1,826 d1 
MATTAPAN SCHOOL. 
hae Teaching. 
Paid Mrs. S. A. Williams, Mixed School, 
40 weeks : : : ; : : . $575 00 
Fuel and Care of Rooms. 
Paid O. S. Godfrey, 21,070 lbs. coal ; $60 58 
H. O. Weld, charcoal ; : ; 8 00 
John Tolman, janitor ; ; 77 40 
, —_———- 145 98 
Incidental Expenses. 
Paid John Tolman, supplies. : : $9 88 
James Whalen, cementing cellar : 133 25 
P. A. Wales, pump ‘ er ic 25 00 
Charles Tileston, supplies : . 75: 
George Barry, cleaning yard. 15 
Waterman & Co., two mats : ; 3 00 
———_ 172 65 
$893 61 


MISCELLANEOUS SCHOOL EXPENSES. 


Superintendent of Schools. | 
Paid G. I. Aldrich, services 84 months , . . $935 00 


Teacher of Music. 
Tetity G. Carey, services 10 months : : : 460 00 


Amount carried forward . $1,895 00 


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Amount brought forward 


Supplies furnished by Mr. Breck. 


N. E. School Furnishing Co., supplies, 
1878-79 ; : f 

A. G. Whitcomb, PEAiare 

Rockwell & Churchill, programmes 

Thompson, Brown, & Co., supplies 

F. L. Lawrence & Co., supplies 

D. G. Thompson, books 


H. Gallagher, expressage . ; a 


Heyer Bros., supplies. : 
C. E. C. Breck; cash paid piano Leon exbibi 

tion ° : 
J. A. Allard, car se Pee ccs teachers 


$37 
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Supplies furnished by Mr. Aldrich. 


Winkley, Thorp, & Dresser, supplies . 

N. E. School Furnishing Co., ‘* 

A. S. Manson, us 

William Ware & Co. Re 

William Blackman, tables 4 
G.I. Aldrich, cash paid books and car fare 
Knight, Adams & Co., supplies 


Ginn & Heath, ‘ 
T. T. Bailey, vs 
R. S. Davis, | 66 
J. W.C. Gilman, 66 
Cochrane & Sampson, 6 


P. McDermott, taking census AS chil- 
dren : 

G.I. Aldrich, ae 

A. C. Stocking, supplies 

A. D. Small d 

Dean’s Express, carting tatise 

Gay’s Express 


$53 
Ve 
31 
32 
23 
20 
12 
12 


. $1,395 00 


—_——_—— 668 86 


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$2,063 86 
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RECAPITULATION OF 


High, $2,702 92 South, $655 13 
North, 2,158 25. West, 1,802 25 
East, 3,082 84 Centre 2,402 89 


Total School Expenses, 


Amount of appropriation, 
+ received from State fund: 


Amount in excess of appropriation . - * 


GOMPARATIVE 


STATEMENT OF SCHOOL 


SCHOOLS. 


Pleasant St., $1,326 51 
Mattapan, 893 61 


Miscellaneous, 2,063 86 


— 


$17,087 76 


$17,000 00 
48 50 


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17,048 50 


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$39 26 


EXPENSES 


FOR SIX YEARS. 


1875, $15,219 44 1877, $14,801 58 1879, $16,038 05 
Ayo.) 138,910) 92 1878, 16,076 93 1880, 17,087 76 
POOR DEPARTMENT. 

SUPPORT OF POOR IN ALMSHOUSKE. 

Paid Calvin Sanford and wife, services as 
superintendent and matron, 1 year : - $437 5¢ 
Groceries and Provisions. 

Paid 8. L. Tucker & Son, $384 95 

Walter Preston, groceries ‘ 223 13 

George Everett, provisions 24 16 

R. E. Cook, fish and provisions . 39 98 

Blue Hill and Milton Ice Co., ice, 2 yrs. 30. 03 
——_——— 702 25 

Hay and Grain. 
Paid Samuel Gannett, grain. 3 : . 195 28 
it ‘Fuel. 

Paid O.S. Godfrey, 12 tons coal : : ; ; 78 00 


Amount carried forward, : ; 2 . $1,413 03 


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Amount brought forward, 4 


Dry Goods. 


Paid H. Kendall, dry goods. : 


$1,413 03 


$94 79 
S. W. Johnson, boots and shoes 19 40 
Henry B. Martin, clothing 23 81 
Eagle Clothing Co., clothing : 5 25 
a 103 25 
Miscellaneous Poor Expenses. 
Paid H. G. Gilbert, four pigs : $17 50 
W. W. Merrill, repairing cart and rig- 
ging for do. ‘ : ; 36 00 
A. and J. Kohler & Co. , furnace, 
registers, etc. ; : ’ : yA Ee 
J. H. Burt & Co., stock, labor, etc. 84 00 
Lemuel Crossman, harness 47 30 
Elbridge Blackman, blacksmith 24 32 
Frank H. Kibble, blacksmith work on 
carts : : 22 40 
J. W. Fleming, repairing harnesses 12 48 
William Kyle, painting carriage 11 00 
J. Babcock & Co., crockery ware 12 33 
S. L. Tucker, manure 13 00 
F. E. Sanford, milk 11 48 
G. Haynes & Son, supplies 20 02 
F. W. K. Nye, medicine 22 83 
J. A. Sanford, extra sewing 8 50 
R. L. Chapman, labor and stock 18 26 
F. H. Trow, painting carts 2 00 
L. Crossman & Son, blacksmiths 12. 30 
Brooks & Walbridge, furniture and 
bedding 30 2d 
W. H. Chubbuck, aeehenns ee 4 25 
H. G. Gilbert, mowing with machine 2 50 
Burditt & Williams, handsaw, bits and 
tools ; 4 80° 
Henry C. Morse & Co., fuentes 23 50 
J. Strangman, repairing harness 3 80 
Amounts carried forward, $664 96 $1,516 28 


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Amounts brought forward,  . . $664 96 $1,516 28 


Paid C. Sanford, cash paid for labor on cess 


pool : : d i $4 50 
C. Sanford, cash paid for motiing and 
boots and shoes ; : A : 2 990 
C. Sanford, cash paid for 6 vinegar 
casks. S : : ; 9 00 
C. Sanford,. cash ae for table linen 
and set of knives and forks. : 6 80 
C. Sanford, cash paid for sundries 4 50 
————— 695 81 


$2,211 59 


AMOUNT OF STOCK AND TOOLS AT ALMSHOUSE. 
FreBruary 1, 1881. 


1 horse, $150; 1 cow, $65; 27 fowls, $13 ? . $228 00 
1 covered wagon, $45; 1 horse cart, $30; 1 sleigh, $15 90 OO 
1 wagon harness, $5; 1 cart harness, $7.50; 2 plough 

harnesses, $10 : : : : ‘ 22 50 
2 lap robes, $4; 1 new carriage neat $47. a0 . ‘ D1 50 
Halter, 2 blankets, 1 surcingle, bells, comb and brush 5 00 
3 forks and 4 rakes, $1.50 ; hay-cutter and feed-box, $7 8 50 
Shovels. hoe, iron rakes, &c. : pe wk f 6 00 
1 crow bar, 1 manure fork and 1 pick . ‘ : : 2 50 
16 stone hammers, $10; 2 ploughs, $4; 1 harrow, $5 19 00 
3 draft chains, 1 whiffletree and chain : : 4 00 
1 grindstone, $3; 3 ladders, $2.50; wheelbarrow, $3 . 8 50 
1500 lbs. English hay, $18.75; 1 1-2 tons swale hay, 

$19.50 -. ; : ; ; : , ; 38 25 
Grain, $2; 3 baskets and set measures, $3 ; , 5 00 
3 swine, $20; 8 cords wood sawed and split, $64 ; 84 00 
Hand saw; bit stock, bits, &. . ; A ‘ 4 80 
3 wood saws, $2; 2 axes, $2; 30 barrehst $3.50 . 7 90 
6 1-2 tons coal, $44; 30 Hauters stnall potatoes, $6; lot 

vegetables, $6.50. : 56 50 


40 bushels potatoes, $34; 12 barrels apples, $18; 
squash, 100 lbs., $2 : : : 2 5 : 54 00 


Amount carried forward, : ‘ ; . $695 55 


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Amount brought forward, 


575 gallons vinegar, $75 ; 12 vinegar barrels, $18 ° 

Tackle and falls, water pot and coal sifter . : 

100 lbs. corned beef, $7; 500 lbs. salt pork, $50; 100 
lbs. ham, $11 . 

_ 75 lbs. sugar, $7.50; 80 Ibs. bitter. $10. 20: UA She 
flour, $7 ; : : : cs : : 

75 lbs. lard, $7.50; 1-2 barrel crackers, $2; 6 lbs. tea, 
$4.20 

4 lbs. coffee, $1.60 ; box soap, $5. 5: spices, &e. : $1 

1-2 bushel beans 


$695 55 


93 00 
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1 00 


+ 


Amount of stock and tools, Feb. 2, 1880 


$904 80 
776 60 


Greater valuation than 1880 
Expenses of the Almshouse 


Less exvess in valuation $128 20 
‘+ sale of farm produce 100 47 
‘¢ amount to be received Pati State 

for support of E. Sargent 96 00 


$128 20 
2.211 59 


324 67 


———S 


Net cost of the Almshouse 


Whole number of inmates supported the past vear 
G «¢ remaining in the house Feb. 2, 1880 

Feb. 1, 1881 

admitted during the year 

Died during the year 


te 66 66 66 66 


a4 be 


$1,886 92 


mem W © 


Charles Pierce, 68 years; Eliphalet Sargent, 50 years; James 


Carey, 45 years; Mary Hunt, 80 years; 


Ellen Crane, 55 years; 


Margaret M. McWhirk, 49 years . Harriet Sloan, 33 years ; Horace 


Irving Sloan, 7 years; Benjamin Elbert Sloan, 4 years. 


341 persons have been furnished with food and «a night’s 


lodging. 


26 


ASSISTANCE OF POOR OUTSIDE OF ALMSHOUSE. 


Paid Taunton Lunatic Hospital, care Wm. 


Whalen : : : . $208 34 
Taunton Lunatic Foapital, care Peter 
Murphy ; : ; é 189 47 
Worcester Lunatic Hokvital: Care-:ii. 
EH. Kendall : : 85 34 
Worcester Lunatic eee care KE. 
V.R. Reed . : : : 35 11 
City of Boston, aid in eine cases: 
Mary E. Copeland, 1879 and 1880 . BOG TO 
Edward Thompson ‘* SRW Can Nitsa ; 21 66 
Harriet A. Tucker ‘‘ pe a : 192 00 
Burial Mary Sargent ; 10 00 
Paid City of cee els aid to bi man E. 
Ball : 30 00 
Town of Atala, 4 to S. a Whittier 13 590 
Town of Everett, aid to F. H. Vose and 
family (8 children) : 180 39 
Town of Brockton, aid to A. J. nee er 
and family . 62 20 
Town of Brockton, aid to T, H. eh 3 00 
Town of Wrentham, care Horace 
Hutchinson . ‘ ; 125 _ 40 
Jane Marble, care Horace Hitehineon 12 00 


H. F. Fish, Soe fe Biehiun ' 156 00 
Weare en, Oth Mrs. haverien. 111 00 
Mrs. 8. G. Thayer, care Mrs. E. 

PLEA Yer. Syhr v's : : ; : 36 00 
Mrs. M. J. Edwards, care M. A. 

Hodgson 4 : : A : 49 00 
Walter Preston, goods, Con. Callahan’s 


family. . : : 48 96 
S. L. Tucker & ian Seoay: pve 

Mary Scannell : ’ : 48 56 
S. L. Tucker & Son, goods, D. O. 

Scannell ; : : 24 00 


S. L. Tucker -& Son, pongen Mrs. 
Isaac Davis . ; - ‘ ‘ 133. 06 


—— ee 


Amount carried forward, —. . $1,770 99 


27 


Amount brought forward, : 1 Ls ALONGD 
Paid S. L. Tucker & Son, goods, Mrs. 


Denny .- 11 34 
J. Babcock & Col peaks Mis. it 

Adams 4 be Bas) 
3. Winchenbauch, ity Vee I. avis 2 73 
Mary E. Reynolds, care of Rhoda Jones 

and T. Cummins . 36 00 


Mrs. O..J. Clark, care of isianees Hones 10 00 


Miscellaneous Outside Expenses. 


Paid J. H. Shepherd, funeral expenses, 


Isaac Davis . d 2 22 00 
J. WH. Shepherd, funer: if expenses, 

Rhoda Jones : ‘ 23 00 
Dr. C. C. Holmes, medical eats 31 60 
Dr. W.S. Everett,medical attendance, 

Mrs. Jones. 25 00 
Dr. F. C. Granger, Medical Waeraanoe. 

Wes Thayer ‘ j 15 00 
Dr. F. S. Davis, medical Rae 

ie Mayal . : 15 00 
J. Babcock & Co., Preraea MES tea 1 50 
Mrs. H. Kendall, dry goods, Mrs. E. 

Thayer . : , 10 00 
M. Watson, Jr., idiotic chila case f 15 00 
J. H. Shepherd, funeral expenses, T. 

Cummins ; ; : ; : 27 00 

———---—— $2,027 48 
Coal Furnished. ‘ 

Paid O. S. Godfrey, coal furnished : — 

Mrs. Adams, 5 tons ; ; : ? $32 75 
Record, 34 ‘ : ; : : 22 50 
Sias, DO a and wood . } 27°25 
Beals, 384 ‘ ‘ : . ; 22 75 

yo rench, 3 °° i : ' ; 20 50 
Cokeley,3 ‘ : : : 2 19 50 
Ato) i\.): Pyar be : : : ; 19 50 
Morrisey2 ‘‘ , , : ; 13 50 


rn ee ee 


Amounts carried forward, ; . $178 25 $2,027 48 


28 


Amounts brought forward,  . . $178 25 $2,027 48 


Paid Hickey, 2 tons : ? A : 14 00 
Caswell, 2  ‘* A : : : 13 50 
lockers.) ** 13 50 
Buchan, 2 ° 13 50 
Goodall, ;2., * ‘ ; , 13 50 
TGs Ao ole ie and wood . 23 50 
anon, 2.) ** 1 Wes, 
SCL ah tat i bd 127 
Denny, 14 ‘ \NQaRG 
Leth ean Ot Raha 7 90 
Nickers’n1  ** 7 00 
Brerebhy yy dS! 7 25 
Barley ss 1) ** 6 79d 
Welsh, 1 °* 6 7d 
Pollock, 1 ¢ 6 25 
Boyecs rl. 6 75 
Parres i tln:. $* 6 7d 
Callahan. 1 ‘‘ 6°38 
Scannell 1 ° : : : 6 00 
S. B. Balkam, for Mrs. Holmes, 1 ton 7 00 
a 379 38 
Total outside support : : : : . $2,406 86 
Total inside support / : ; ‘ . 1,886 92 
Total cost of poor : : i } : Ree eA tee 


COMPARATIVE STATEMENT FOR SIX YEARS.. 


1875, $3,132 20 1877, $3,959 68 1879, $3,550 63 
1876, 3,368 84 1878, 3,283 43 1880, 4,293 78 


29 


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT, 


UNDER SUPERVISION OF THE SELECTMEN, 1880. 


Paid A. N. Bunton, gravel E. Milton 

Samuel Gannett, grain 

F. H. Kibble, blacksmith 

J.C. Brown, . 66 

E. Blackman, Vy 

W. W. Merrill, repairs on oar 

J. Babcock & Co., horse blankets, 
matches 

N. Crossman, Jr., rad of Eames 

N. Crossman, Jr., use of horse on roller 

Mrs. M. H. Babcock, storage of roller, 
etc. ; ; : , é 

Walter Preston, wheel oil and salt 

S. L. Tucker & Son, wheel oil and 
salt 

Cicero Cutting, nuidine eiiarale 

J. Strangman, repairing harness 

William Cunningham, horse and cart, 


14 days 
Bridges. 
J. H. Burt & Co., planking Sas 
Bridge 


A. O. Hawes, care frie eae 


Lamps. 
Paid S. Walker & Co., oil and naptha 
G. Haynes & Son, lanterns south dis- 
trict é 
M. J. Clements, care Sie East sec- 
tion 


Amounts carried forward, 


$137 00 
67 37 
23 00 

5 5d 
5 45 
12 50 


6 05 
5 00 
1 00 


3 02 
1 05 


50 


9 00 
4 00 


$86 82 


$301 49 


101 66 


30 


Amount brought forward, 


Paid S. G. Thayer, care lamps South and 

centre section . ; 

William Hockaday, care lamps sees 
pan section . 

Bartlett Perkins, care lemps Benes 
avenue section 

S. L. Tucker & Son, supplies 

J. Babcock & Co., supplies 

Charles Tileston, repairing lanterns 


Pay Roll. 
Thomas Haley, East section, 24 days 
James Winters, ce 5F SS 


John Pierce, North section, 23 ‘ 
Thomas McDermott, No. sec. 3 ‘ 


Philip Finnegan, SF 178% 
Christopher Burns . iiiees 
William McDermott, ‘° 4 Ss 
E. G. Snow, South section, 

horse and cart Linare 
W.W. Berry, South section, 1 ‘ 
N. Pond, centre section, 14 * 
William Hockaday, centre 

section, horse and cart 14 ¢¢ 
John Diskin, Mattapan sec., 21 ‘ 
Patrick Diskin, 7 LG sie5s 
Patrick Joyce, cs 2 Loa “St 
Timothy Rooney, Mattapan 

section, horse and cart ey 


Snow Account. 


Amount paid sundry persons 


$86 82 


$36 00 
7 87 
34 50 


CH 
on 
S 


peed 
On 
=: 


$403 15 


211-68 


190 12 


313 74 


ee 


$1,118 70 


51 


RECAPITULATION HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT UNDER 


SELECTMEN. 


Miscellaneous expenses 
Care of Bridges 
Lighting streets 


Pay Roll 


Snow account 


Paid Mrs. 


SUPERINTENDENT’S ACCOUNT. 


F. T. L. Reed, permission to 


cross land with stone. ; ‘ $5 
Brock & Crane, watering Canton ave. 24 
John Sias, estate of, removing and 

burying horse : ; : ; 4 
Oren Wetherbee. tools, danger signals, 

powder and fuse. : : : 10 
John Sprague, 2 kegs powder, : 8 


S. L. Tucker, tools, horse blankets, 


danger signals, &ce. . , : 104 
J. Babcock & Co., 2 shovels, oil, 
matches and spikes 4) 
Samuel Fisher, 2 new cart howves ae 
repairing carts . : : ‘ 32 
James Whalen, 30 cedar posts ; 15 
O. 8S. Godfrey, lumber ; : ‘ 28 
J. A. Tucker, te , : : 51 
_ Dodge, Gilbert & Co., hoop iron ‘ fi 
George H. Gay, expressage, 1 
J. K. McNealy, repairing harness ] 
D. G. Corlis & Co., pavers, culvert 
stone, repairing tools, &e. : ‘ 48 
L. W. Babcock, set drag plank . ; 2 


—— ooo 


Amount carried forward, t . $3849 


$301 49 


101 49 
211 69 
190 12 
313 74 


91 


$1,118 70 


32 


Amornt brought forward, j . $349 91 


Paid D. W. Lewis, Akron pipe : : 179 63 
J. J. Kennedy, double harness 35 
J. A. Tucker, sweat collar ; : 2 00 
J. W. Fleming, pair reins s 3 
Whitman & Breck, profiling Mattapan 


street . ‘ : ; : A 12 00 
Samuel Gannett, hay and grain . : 375 80 
E. Blackman, blacksmith bill ‘ 2 143 34 
Allen Simmons, ‘ i ‘ ; 66 37 
Uicwmprown, 9 .°s ; ) 54 19 
L. Crossman, he + ; ; 3 90 


Oren Wetherbee, building 182 rods 
roan.) 1% : ‘ ; : : 165 00 


Oren Wetherbee, carting drain pipe . 65 
James Whalen, repairing Wall and 

Mattapan streets . ‘ ‘ : 12 50 
Thomas McDermott, clearing crossing, 

grates, &c., Lower Mills : 5 8 00 
O.S. Godfrey, lumber, for railing Har- 

land street. . : ; : 39 41 
E. G. Snow, 36 chestnut posts, for 

railing Harland street. : : 9 00 
Sy lvanus Simmons, material and laber 

on Harland street , ; 57 60 
Henry Pierce, 75 chestnut nee for 

railing Harland street. 5 d 15 00 
Adolphus Kinsman, care of danger 

signals , : . ; 2 00 

——_——--— $1,534 30. 


Stone and Gravel. 


Paid Mrs. John Myers, 50 loads screened 
gravel . y ! 34 0 0 pec Ji, uc, Nee a 

Burton & Long, 1,551 loads. of 
gravel . . ; . ‘ . ! 155 10 


i a i ee 


Amounts carried forward, ; - $165 10° $1,534 30 


3d 
Amounts brought forward, . . $165 10 $1,534 30 


Paid H. N. Holbrook, 935 loads gravel . 93 50 
Thomas Morris, estate of, 230 loads 
gravel vs. . ' 23 00 
John Tolman, 50 er ceeds grav f 25 00 
H. A. Whitney, 200 loads broken 


stone . 25 00 
D. G. Corliss & Co., 118 odie. aan 
chips). ; : , 19 67 
Miss E. T. L. Reed, 167 loads nee 10 00 
John Sias, estate of, 283 ge e 17 00 
Elijah Tucker, 259 loads stone . : 15 54 
John Tolman, 12 BS re : A 1 44 
D. G. Corliss, 35 ee. loam). : 4 38 
W. H. Snow, 165 ‘¢ stone ; 10 00 
Charles K. Hunt, 400 loads gravel. 40 00 
nena Wey 449 68 
Snow Account. 
Paid J. Babcock & Co., 6 days, with team 24 00 
Pay Roll. 

Paid S. L. Tucker, superintendent, one year F600 00 
Patrick Joyce, 1944 days, at $1.50 291 75 
Dennis Donovan, 1782days, “ 268 13 
Patrick Watson, Od $6) |: tanks 53 25 
John Diskin, 144 *° 21 75 
John Diskin, with 

team Seat 3.00 15 00 
John Lennon, 1s94 ° 1.50 283 86 
Martin Gibbons, 214: * a 31 87 
Michael Leahy, Dowie ES 82 50 
John Donakoe, 1924 ‘‘ a 288 75 
John Donohoe, horse, 14 ‘“ ie 21 00 
Leander Chase, 197% °° oS 296 63 
Roger Denney, 157% *° fy 236 62 
Thomas Haley, 234 $S 2.00 468 00 
Thomas Haley, 45‘ 1.50 6 75 
John Pierce, Ee Poe oe 46 50 


—— 


Amounts carried forward, 5 - $3,012 36 $2,007 93 


Paid James Winters, 


d4 


Amounts brought forward, 


Isanc Winchenbaugh, 1074 ‘* 


Patrick Diskin, 50F ¢! 
H. Gilbert, man and 

oxen, 4% ¢S 
Luther Ford, 98 6-10 °° 
Walter Field, 72 8-10 * 
Alvah Snow, 484° 
Alvah Snow, with 

team, 11 8-10 ° 
Dennis Murphy, gaat 

Samuel Cook, Jr., 

with team, 1153 ‘ 
Samuel Cook, Jr., 14‘ 
Elmer Wetherbee, 875 ° 
Elmer Wetherbee, 

horse, 163 ‘S 
C. H. Fish, rh Be So 
Oren Wetherbee, Goes 
Oren Wetherbee. 684 
Oren Wetherbee, 

horse, 1024 ‘§ 
G. H. Merrill, 414 S* 
William McLeod, 1224. *¢ 
KE. G. Snow, 88 1-10 * 


E. G. Snow, horse, .18 ‘ 


John Madden, 104 * 
Thomas Madden, 84 § 
John Gutro, 28 kets 
Daniel Sweeney, Boanet 
John Craig, team, 154 ‘ 
Jerry Brophy, team, 38732 ‘ 
Andrew Magee, team, 164 ‘‘ 
P. Welsh, 135 ** 


Lawrence Donohoe, 84 °° 
WW TUGooky horses. ow Aah 
James Hoye, team, 141 “ 
James Hoye, iat 


Amounts carried forward,. 


135 days, $1.50 


. $8,012 86 $2,007 93 


202 50 
2.00 214 50 
1.50 76 12 


3.00 1 75 
1.50 147 90 
* 109 20 
st 72 «Td 


1.50 2, 29 
sy 131 63 
- 24 7d 
se 31 50 
fs 97 90 

2.00 186 50 


1.50 153 37 


ie 61 88 
‘i 183 75. 
1 132 15 
NY 27 00 
5 23 25 
ve 12 75 
ie 42 00 
Be 39 00 
3.00 46 50 
4) 113 25 
rh 48 7d 
1.50 20 25 
0 12 75 
re 6 00 
3.00 423 00 
1.50 1 50 


. $6,003 76 $2,007 93 


Paid James Flaherty 


35 


Amounts brought forward, 


John Rooney, team, 48% ‘* 


John Rooney, 4 sé 
Cornelius Hayes, Zid <6 
James McCormick, Gakn. 
Michael Donohoe, 

horse, A474 6 
Michael Donohoe, Gienss 


Edward Lindsay, 1233 <° 
Cornelius McCormick, 464 ‘‘ 


Phillip Finnegan, Cuan s 
James Whalen, team 9 ‘$ 
W. #H. Perry, 1004 * 


Michael Flaherty, 464 * 
Nathan Pond, team 594 ‘“ 


Harry Lyons, L6F. i 
William Cunningham, 
double team, Fe 
John Fitzpatrick, Zi ets 
Estat Ortler, pees 
William Hockaday, 
team aN Naas 
Patrick Thurles, Behari 
Michael Morrisey, 1044 * 
James Kearney, 462 * 
Wm. I. McDermott, 11 * 
_ Timothy Welch, Mevass 
Peter Welch, Lota 
James McGue, 874 § 
Thomas McDermott, 338 ‘ 
‘Samuel Leavitt, (yess 
John Nihan, 1023" 
William Chubbuck, 
team 242 <6 
Adolphus Kinsman,team 84 ‘‘ 
Henry Follen, 7} 6 


John Sullivan, team 19 ‘ 
H. Gallagher, team eee 


Amounts carried forward, 


. $6,003 76 $2,007 93 


374 days, $1.50 - 56 25 


3.00 145 50 
1.50 75 


156 37 
dO 12 


25 50 


3.00 74 25 


25 50 


1.50 11 63 
3.00 57 00 


57 00 


. $7,907 62 $2,007 93 


36 


Amounts brought forward, : . $7,907 62 $2,007 93 
John Higgins, team 374 days, $3.00 112 50 
Lewis V. Bronsdon, 
with oxen 24-10 6.00 14 40 
D. G. Corliss, (man 
drilling) Tz S 1.75 13 55 
—-— $8,048 OF 


The men employed were Milton men, and were paid 
the above amount. 


Street Lamps. 
Paid Samuel Walker & Co., naphtha os) 194766 


S. Lucker & Son, oil °°. : : 49°OF 
S. G. Thayer, labor re-setting posts 

and carting oil 5 : : 19 00 
H. Gallagher, carting naouene : ; 14 60 
Charles Tileston, repairing lanterns . 21 56 
Charles Frizell, eleven-foot ladder : viel Rs 
S. L. Tucker & Son,supplies. : 65 96 
J. Babcoek & Co., es ? : 20 80 
Patrick Watson, care of lamps ; 176 64. 
S. G. Thayer, ‘ # ° 250 00 
Wm. Hockaday, ‘ 4 : 33 00 
Bartlett Perkins, “ i : 36 00 

ee ee 
Bridges. 

Paid A. O. Hawes, care of Granite Bridge $229 16 
A. QO. Hawes, repairs on ‘ AY 2148 
O.S. Godfrey, lumber for ‘‘ “hy 103 56 
Strangman & Co., iron work for Gran- 

ite Bridge ; : 4 ; 7 3d 
Walter Preston, spikes Boat oll. ; (be it) 
ror ition ect 375,00 


$11,314 79. 


3d 


ACCOUNT STOCK AND TOOLS ON HAND, FEB. 1, 1881. 


3 horses, $450; 3 carts, $140; 3 cart harnesses, $50 . $640 00 
2 new cart bodies, $49; 1 set double ‘* $35 : 84 00 
Stone wagon, $85; stone drag, $2; street roller, $300 387 00 
3 gravel screens, $18; 2 eet $8; 2 grain 


chests, $2 ? ; : 28 00 
2 well tubs, $13 ; : eee $4 ; 3 al cans, 50 cents . 17 50 

5 iron Bey $3.75; 21 shovels, $15.75; 4 hoes, $2; 1 
post-hole spoon, ee cents ‘ 22 00 

1 plough and 2 whiffietrees, $9; 3 Sis eer ite 
surcingles, $6 z : 15 00 
3 curry-combs and brushes, $2. 50; lot band iron, 84. 72 7 22 

20 picks, $20; 4 stone hammers, $6; 2 paving ham- 
mers, $4.50 . : 30 50 
3 stone breakers, $2.25; lot drills Ate ates eae $6 8 25 
Lot drain pipe, $31.50 ; 5 wooden horses and signs, $10 Al 50 
Culvert stone and irons, $6.50; 30 cedar posts, $15. 21 30 
Stone roller, $10; 6 snow shevels, $1.80 . } ; 11 80 
A bags provender, $5; 500 lbs. hay, $6.75 . ” : 11 75 


$1,326 02 


Value of stock and tools, Feb. 2, 1880 : . $1,055 50 


Greater yaluation than 1880 i y ‘ A S270 b2 


RECAPITULATION OF HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT UNDER 


SUPERINTENDENT. 
Miscellaneous expenses. : ‘ ; . . $1,534 30 
Pay roll . : : 2 7 - 2 . 8,048 07 
Snow account . } 3 S ‘ : ; 24 00 
Stone and gravel 2 y : : ; y 449 63 
Lighting streets ; : ‘ : : : A 883 44 
Bridges. : : : : : - 375 35 


$11,314 79 


ta tebe 
Amount brought forward, : : . . $11,314: 79 


Expense of highways under Selectmen : : il aaa 


—— —___ —___—__—— 


$12,433 49 
Less greater valuation than 1880 : : - : 270 52 


— 


Net outlay on highways. ; : ; : . $12,162 97 
Appropriation . : : : : : : »° 12,000"0G 


Excess of appropriation . : : ‘ ov y SLOQOT 
Amount drawn from appropriation by superintendent $11,328 00 

expended nt cs - 11,314 79 
Balance in hands of superintendent : : : $13 21 


COMPARATIVE SFATEMENT FOR SIX YEARS. 
-1875, $10,858 85 1877, $11,833 74 1879, $11,461 62 
1876, 14,117 63 1878, 113834 39 1880, 12,162 97 


LAND DAMAGES. 


New street, from Thatcher to White street :— 
Paid Henry M. Leeds ; : : . $234 00 


Charles Breck . i ; : 125-00 
Heirs George Crowd, eee corner Can- 
ton avenue and Harland street ; 75 00 
——-—— 8434 00 
NEW STREET. 
From Thatcher street to White street :— 
Paid William Cunningham, as per contract $1,000 00 
Whitman & Breck, plans, &c. s 80° 00 
| ————— $1,050 00 


KENNEDY HILL. 


Paid John Diskin, lowering gradeofdo. . $500 00 
John Diskin, blasting and removing 
rocks, &c. ; . : é 75 00 


Whitman & Breck, plans, kia 5 ; 25 -00 
———_—— $600 0% 


39 


FIRE DEPARTMENT. 


Hydrant Engine Company. 


Paid thirty-nine members, one year’s service $390 00 


Two members, six months’ service. 10 00 
Samuel W. Alden, services as steward, 

one year : : d A 62 a0 
William M. Clark, services as steward, 

eight months “ : : : 40 00 
Hunneman & Co. : : d1 52 
J. #H. Burt & Co., stock a ioe on 

engine house . é A 108 16 
Hunneman & Co., suction hose, pet f 34 00 


Granite Hook and Ladder Company. 


Paid twenty-one members, one year’s service $210 00 


Four members, six months’. service . 20 00 
Elias Williams, service as steward, 
eleven months : 3 ; : 33 00 


Ninety’s Hose Company. 
Paid five members, one year’s service § $50 00 
Hunneman & Co., hose carriage and 
work . : : : 3 . 80 00 
Hunneman & Co., supplies : : 11 68 


Miscellaneous Hapenses. 
Paid W. Blake & Co., bill for engine house $159 46 


J. C. Brown, blacksmith work : Die) 
J. Babcock & Co., supplies 5 : 28 78 
Hunneman & Co., supplies ? 14 75 
KE. J. Eaton, use of horse on G. H. & 


LeCo Te Ae aetatieva ia Su 10 00 


$696 18 


263 00 


141 68 


nl 


Amounts carried forward,  . . $240 29 $1,100 86 


40 


Amounts broughi forward : . $240 29 $1,100 86 


Paid R. L. Chapman, painting engine house 8 
Charles Tileston, supplies 7 
Strangman & Co., supplies 7 
James Boyd & Son, repairing hose 5 
R. Hellmund, work on reservow : 6 00 
James Faulkner, work on reservoir 3 

2 
1 
3 


G. L. Martin, dinners for men 25 
W. W. Merrill, repairing bell 50 
O.S. Godfrey, coal , 25 
Gallagher’s express . : : - 2 2d 
: ——----— 28 de 
$1,388 65 
POLICE DEPARTMENT. 
Night Watch. 
Paid George A. Harned . h : . $742 50 
Samuel C. Hebard . : g : 747 00 
Samuel W. Alden : : ; 744 75 
Henry P. Caswell : : : 734 00 
Henry A. Rich : : : : 747 00 
Maurice Pierce : : : : 86 00 
———— $3,801 25 


Police Service. 


Paid Calvin Sanford, poliee duty at Alms- 
house. , : ; : . $274 50 
Samuel W. Alden, service : : 80 50 

Samuel W. Alden, distributing war- 


rants 1879 . . is A t 12 00 
Henry P. Caswell, service AGA 18 75 


Henry P. Caswell, collecting dog tax 40 00 


Amounts carried forward, : » $425 74 $3,801 25 


Al 
: ¥ 
Amounts brought forward, . . $425 75 $38,831 25 


Paid Henry P. Caswell, cash paid for irons 


and keys A 5 : : : 4 50 
George A. Harned, service : : 13 00 
George A. Harned, distributing war- 

rant, : P ; 4 ? : 12 00 
Maurice Pierce, service . : : 31 00 
Maurice Pierce, distributing warrant, 

"reports, &c. . : ; 2 : 35 00 
Samuel G. Thayer, service 4 : 67 50 | 
Samuel G. Thayer, as health offlcer . 75 00 
Samuel C. Hebard, service : 5 15 25 
Edward F. Hopkins, ‘ ‘ , 23 50 
Horace N. Plummer, ‘ ‘ ; 22 350 
John H. Emerson, 06 ; 5 16 50 
Wm. Cunningham, ‘“ : ’ 11 25 
Samuel G. Sloan, KS : : 12 00 
John Severance, Je : 11 00 
T. Edwards, service, 1876 to 1878 : 12 00 
Henry A. Rich, service. : : 4 50 
Benjamin and Henry Elkins 2 2 00 
Lewis Davenport ys : : 2 00 
Guy C. Haynes : 1 00 
Michael Welsh, Quincy eke -up 6 00 
L. Crossman and son, conveyance of 

prisoners : ; 4 50 
S. W. Alden, conveyance of prisoners 3 00 
Walter Preston, lock-up. : : 89 


811 64 


$4,612 89 


42 


SALARIES 


Selectmen, Assessors, Overseers of Poor. 


Paid J. Walter Bradlee 
John H. Burt 
Otis S. Godfrey 


Town Clerk. 
Paid Henry B. Martin 
Recording 70 births at 500. 
Recording 32 marriages at 1dc. 
Recording 20 deaths at 35ce. 
Recording 24 deaths at 10c. 
Drawing 4 leases 


Town Treasurer. 
Paid Charles Breck 
Sealer of Weights and Measures 


Collector of Taxes. 
Paid Simeon Emerson 


Auditor. 
Paid John Vose 


Town Solicitor. 
Paid N. F. Safford, 1879 and 1880 


Paid Board of Engineers 


School Committee. 
Paid E. D. Wadsworth 


C. E. C. Breck 
J. Walter Bradlee " 
T. F. Clary : : ; : 


John Littlefield 


Board of Engineers. 


$550 00 
350 00 
350 00 
a La Se gyrgemnG 
250 00 
35 00 
4 80 
7 00 
2 40 
4:00 
ea eacnetewe | | 1 3H 
$250 00 
15 00 
PP a 265 00 
500 00 
55 00 
290 00 
50 00 
862 88 
155 00 
50 00 
30 00 
25 00 
se 


$3,036 08 


43 


TOWN HALL, 


Paid ©. S. Godfrey, 20,600 lbs. coal i $59 28 


Bliss & Perkins, gasoline * : 84 11 
Norcross, Mellen & Co., eae. 

ware... 57 39d 
G. Haynes & Saas ern ras-pipe, 

&C. : 96 57 
G. ay pas & Bont Padaline’ &e. : 63 387 
J. H. Shepard, janitor of halls : 200 00 
S. L. Tucker & Son, supplies. ; 12 05 
J. W. Bradlee, crockery ware. i 15 00 
Gay’s Express, expressage on gasoline 7 35 
Estate of J. E. Kenny, keys, &c. 4 75 
J. A. Tucker, stock and labor . ; 5 33 
Charles Tileston, Rae pump 1 00 
John Sullivan 3 00 
J. H. Burt & Co., case for papers in 

safe ‘ : ; : y : 7 00 

———-——._ $610 Ii 
Town Hall Lot. 
Paid William Cunningham, grading and 

seed for do. . : ; ; . $414 50 
William Cunningham, manure for do. 180 00 
Whitman & Breck, running line and 

setting bounds ; ; ° 5 12 00 


—- — 556 50 


$1,172 61 


Af 


PRINTING AND STATIONERY, 


Paid S. R. Moseley, printing 1,000 annual 


reports . : . $250 00 
S. R. Moseley, eae eReneTiNeS 
posters. 6 00 
Rockwell & Churehill, BHnane area 

reports : : : : 51 45 
Rockwell & Churchill, Senne war- 

rants, &c. : : : ; : 81 58 
M. R. Warren, stationery . ; : 5 90 
J. A. Cummings, record book . : 5 00 
Little, Brown & Co., Herrick’s Town 

Officer 3 00 
Doane & Greenough, ita heck 1 50 
Cutter, Tower & Co., highway pay-roll 1 20 
Rockwell & Churchill, check-books . 8 00 

——_—_—_——__ $413 68 


STATE AID TO SOLDIERS, 


Reimbursed by Cae 
Paid George O. Baxter. . : - $52 00 
Charles Bronsdon ‘ ; : ; 48 00 
William Buchan 4 ; ; : 48 00 
William M. Butler. , ; ; oz, U0 


Patrick Dunican eet che boa ae 48 00 
Andrew G. Hoffman : ‘ . 72 00 
George Long. ; : ‘ : 48 00 
Joseph A. Parsons. : ; : 48 00 
George H. Williams i : 48 00 — 
Sylvester Brown , : : ae 
me $452 00 
State Aid to Soldiers, under Act of 1879. One-half to 
to be Reimbursed by State. 
‘Eliphalet E. Sargent, at Almshouse . $192 00 
Paid Henry F. Fish ; d : : 96 00 
William H, Roberts : : ; 96 00 
see 192 00 


Peter Kelly (reimbursed by Boston) . : i Shes HOM 


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CEMETERY. 
Town appropriation for mre 8 2 ‘ $2,000 00 
Interest of Amory Fund é 30 00 
Interest of Perpetual Care Bani: (J. Ragples) : 18 00 
te a (A. Hollingsworth) 18 00 
- i: (J. Sumner) 18 00 
ie 4g (J. Semple) 12 00 
vt (H. G. Durell) 9 00 
= $3 (C. Hobart) 9 00 
es (C. Taylor) ~ . ‘ 18 00 
oh > (S. Littlefield) 12 00 
, $2,144 00 
Expended as by the following : — 
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES. 
RECEIPTS. 

Balance in hands of Trustees, Feb. 1, 1880 $97 06 
Town appropriation for Cemetery 2,000 00 
Interest of Amory Fund 30 00 
Interest of Perpetual Care Fund 114 00 
Received for hay 15 00 
S leaves d 5 00 

s of O. W. Peabody Hie Be bion of roe A 
dary wall 37 50 
eg labor and expense on tee for ‘diodes 629 70 
$2,928 26 

EXPENDITURES. 

Paid Charles Wadsworth, 554 days’ labor, at $2.00 $111 00 
RS ke 2394 iL 2.124 508 93 

Be ch 124 days horse and cart, at 
$1.50 186 00 
J. H. Packard, 248 saa chor at $2. 00 496 00 
J. McCloud, 1004 By 1.50 150 37% 
H. Lisco, Tis be ee 116 25 
3.G. Crossman, 65 ss 97 50 
A. E. Hunt, 104 hy ; : 15 387 
s¢ 104 days, horse and cart, at $1.50 15 57 
G. Williams, 144 days’ labor, at $1.50 eae a 


Amount carried forward, ‘ 


SS 


. $1,718 50 


46 


Amount brought forward : : : . $1,718 50 


French & Coffin, 1 piece welting 
George Curtiss, paint ; ; 
William Cunningham, laying 20 Pode wall, $2.50 50 00 
EK. a an blacksmith’s work ‘ k 7 
H. S. Messenger, plants. : ; 2 75 
ai a Whittemore, record book for teeters 5 

O. T. Rogers & Co., b balance due on receiving 


Paid: UW. Pond, Ad days’ labor, at $1.50 6°75 
NH. Pond, . . 44 «“ z 6 75. 
E. Piper, 1 a - 1 50 

1 

9) 


- tomb , ; : : ; ; 100 00 
D. H. Jacobs, stone work on receiving eae : 30 00 
Whitman & Breck, plans and superintendence on 

receiving tomb : : : ; . 75 00 
A. W. Vose, furnishing and parting stones : 42 40 
O. 8S. Godfrey, lumber for tool house. 85 00 
N. H. Pond, 2 cords 6 feet manure, sei nored $7 19 25 
N. H. Pond, carting 6 loads stones, 20 cents yi! 1 20 
O. Wetherbee, 13 cords manure, delivered, $7 . 91 00 
J. A. Tucker, labor and stock on tool house ; BAND D 
J. LT. Hunt, 3 cords manure, $6 . ; : . 18 00 
S. L. Tucker & Son, 5 rakes, 2 snaths : y 8 45 
J. Vose, 204 plants, 6 cents each ; : ; 12 24 
A. Simmons, blacksmith’s work . ; : 4 00 
H. F. Thayer, 200 plants, 6 cents each. : 12 00 
Bowker Fertilizing Co., top dressing . ; hata 5 00 
J. D. Bradlee & Co., trees and shrubs ; ; 37 50 
C. Tileston, zinc : ; : ‘ : , 1 30 
J. Breck & Sons, lawn mower . : ; 18 00 
J. Breck & Sons, seed, tools and ereeoiee ' 19 23 
W. Preston, snow shovel and nails. : ; 5 48 
G. H. Gay, expressage ; : : : < Boy 
D. G. Corliss & Co., stone : j : : 78 O1 
A. K. Teele, services : 4 ; ; : 250 00 
A. K. Teele, stationery and stamps. : : 3 20 
Loss on bills of 1878-79 , : 28 50 


Balance in hands of Trustees, Feb. 1, "1881, one 
collected bills) : oP Tae : : é 149 90 


—— 


$2,928 26 


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PUBLIC LIBRARY. 


TREASURER’S REPORT. 


RECEIPTS. 
Balance in hands of Treasurer February 
11, 1880 : ; : ‘ : . $415 67 

Town appropriation : | . 800 00 

Town appropriation (dog ess morse) ; 542 00 

From Librarian, for fines ali, : 3 46 00 

 —~——— $1,803 67 
EXPENDITURES. 

Paid Lockwood, Brooks & Co., books . $481 18 
Green & Prescott, books A : 4 00 
Little, Brown & Co., * : 5 1 50 
A. Williams & Co., a : : d 00 
J. Osgood & Co., ° ‘ : : d 63 
A. Mudge & Son, printing é ; 50 90 
Dillingham Paper Co., book covers. 21 70 
J. G. Roberts & Co., book binding 15 25 
Dorchester Gaslight Company : 80 35 
Leavens & Trefry, chairs ‘ ; 5 67 
G. Haynes & Son, labor on posts i O20 
O. 8S. Godfrey, coal. bald UE Se 4 20 28 
W. Preston, feather duster ; ; 4 138 
C. E. Whall,expressage : : eA i 
-C. Vileston, repairs on stoves. : 10 00 
¥. M. Severance, labor 2 ; 3 1 88 
hk. L. Chapman, painting : ‘ 41 15 
K. J. Baker, rent one year ; : 168 00 


Miss J. E. Emerson, librarian . : 300 00 
Miss J. EK, Emerson, substitute, two 
weeks ; ‘ : s 12 00 
Miss J. E. Emerson, incidental ex- 
penses . , ; 7 ‘ , 23 50 
7 ———-_ 1,213 12 


SS 


Amount carried forward, : : ‘ +) OL 2 taal 2B 


48 


Amount brought forward, : : . $1,215 12 


Balance in hands of Treasurer, February 9, 1881 ; 590 55 


$1,803 67 


BE. D. WADSWORTH, Treasurer. 


Examined and approved. 
A. K. TEELE, 
GEORGE K. GANNETT, 


Auditors for Trustees 


GRADING PLEASANT St, SCHOOL YARD, 


Paid Thomas Gordon, grading : . $178 46 
William Creig, i 2 4 : 119 88 
John Sullivan, posts, seed and grading 203 50 
O. S. Godfrey, brick, cement and 

lumber Seay Sah acaba Wise? 63 70 
Joshua Nute, mason ‘ . : 00 90 
W. W. Berry, building fence . .. 7 74 
F. H. Trow, painting fence , ‘ LOLs 
D. G. Corliss & Co., stone : , 36 50 
John Higgins, manure f , ‘ ‘b8 10 
Allen Simmons, blacksmith work . 7 85 
John Creig, sand : 5 ' : 4 00 
Joshua Nute, spruce treés ‘ , 26 00 
J. D. Bradlee & Co., maple trees ' 10 00 


——_——— $770 40 


49 


MISCELLANEOUS TOWN EXPENSES, 


Paid William Cunningham, grading and 
building culvert pear Paul’s Bridge g147 40. 

James Wigley, Quartermaster, Hun- 

tington F, Wolcott Post 102, G. A. 


R., for Decoration Day : 100 00 
J. D. Bradlee & Co., shade trees oe 
labor of men : : : 140 00 
Whitman & Breck, running ee 
bounds, &c. f : : 67 00 
William Cunningham, setting street 
bounds ; : : : . 21 295 
J. H. Burt & Co.. labor and materials, 
hay scales. : 42 08 
D. G. Corliss & Co., mors for ‘str wet 
_ bounds. ’ 16 50 
R. M. Morse, legal Ervies to Sean! 
Committee . 35 00 
John R. Mason, expense in tte athy 
case Suns ° ° - : 19 00 
Whall’s eae : A : : 10 70 
Deane’s Express : : : 4 50 
Dein Pierce, balance of Susan : 27 00 
F. M. Severance, bill boards : : 6 10 
Henry B. Martin, postage and sta- 
tionery ; ; 3 80 
Henry B. atarin, Pate canned : : 1 10 
Heniy B. Martin, carriage hire. : 2 50 
Charles Breck, cash paid State Sealer 
of Weights and Measures ° ; 6 00 
Cash paid copying tax list for Auditor 10 00 


Maurice Pierce, burglary reward : 100 00 
$759 98 


50 


ABATEMENT OF TAXES, 


1879. 
G. F. Andrews, personal estate : $65 00 
H. P. Kidder, be 2 29 20 
S. D. Whitney, as ae 21 90 
D, G. Corliss, be : 14 60 
A. E. Davenport, BS Bf 4 14 60 
James Sivret, ae a ° 25 74 
Estate Wm. Babcock,  ‘ a 7 30 
Samuel Cook, Jr., 4 . * 4 38 
J. W. Jewett, ms &S ; 2g 
A. B. Poole, fe oe ; 3 65 
Heirs of 8. Littlefield, real estate. 43 43 
G. G. Kennedy, poithietd: ‘ Zio 
J. R. Churchill, area tin ? 3 65 
Heirs of Elijah Tucker,Canton ‘* = ** ; 1 46 
_ state of J. Bates, Scape : 20 44 


Charles Tucker, (1879,) ee 4 ; 13 00 
Twenty poll taxes, (1879,) : : : 40 00 


Kighty-seven poll taxes (1880) ; : 178 00 
ae a Lee 
Discount of taxes, heirs of A. Hemenway : : 164 25 
$674 69 
Poll Taxes Abated. 
1879. 
> T. J; Barry: Lindsey Coleman. Willis Coonts. 
J. Callaghan, » Samuel Eldridge, 2d. W. W. Foster. 
George B. Hayward. Thomas Wyman. EK. Hawes. 
H. P. Lucas. ) Thomas Lally. James Murphy. 
George E. Mitchell. James Norton. Henry Piper. 
T. Rooney. T. Riordan. George Simmons. 


Patrick Trainor. A. Wyman. 


51 


Poll Taxes Abated—Continued. 


G. A. Andrews. 
Frank Babcock. 
Barney Brady. 
G. A. Chickering. 
C. F. Church. 

S. Crockett. 

G. H. Culver. 
Fred Delong. 

J. H. Emerson. 
James Flaherty. 
H. M. Gould. 
Henry Haylor. 
Wm. N. Hinckley. 
A. James. 
William Kelley. 


William F. Leavitt. 


Michael Laha. 
Dennis Looney. 
James Sangster. 
Thomas Madden. 
John Monahan. 
Edward Mooney. 
James Mooney. 
Michael Nolan. 
A. B. Poole. 
Henry Robinson. 
James Thorn. 
Charles Walling. 
Frank Watts. 
Ira White. 


1880. 


Daniel <Ailen. 
George Beverly. 
J. Welch. 
William Carroll. 
Jobn Byrnes. 
William Chatham. 
C. A. Davis. 

G. ¥. Downes. 
John Fallon. 
Martin Gibbons. 
Stephen Graney. 
Frank Hersey. 
Andrew Huntin. 
A. Jefferson. 
Thomas Kelley. 
J. H. Littlefield. 
Thomas Lally. 
Joseph Lodge. 
John Lawton. 
John Mahoney. 
Wm. McDermott. 
James Mitchell, 2d. 
James Murphy. 
James Norton. 
G. W. Pitman. 
George Sampson. 
William Thorn. 
L. Washburn. 
Judas Wills. 

A. Wills. 


Elliott Arnold. 
M. Boyne, 2d. 
James Burns. 
Oliver. Caswell. 
S. Cook, Jr. 

C. E. Cleaveland. 
F. S. Davis. 
John Dorr. 
Thomas Farrell. 
Richard Gower. 
George Hawes. 
D. F. Hicks. 
James Horton. 

J. W. Jewett. 
Patrick Kelley. 
Fred Littlefield. 
Richard Harvey. 
Con. Lynes. 
Winchell Leeds. 
G. E. Mitchell. 
E. McDonald. 

J. F. McMorrow. 
Dennis Murphy. 
J. H. Partlow. 

T. Riordon. 

T. Sweeney. 
Gilbert Tuell. 
George Waldron. 
John Whalen. 


1880. 
Feb. 
27. 
March 12. 
22. 
22. 
April 2. 
ibs 
12, 
24. 
May * 7. 
ce 
14. 
June 4. 
5. 
14. 
July 2. 
16. 
Aug. 2, 
2. 
2. 
Sept. 1. 
Sept. 1. 


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REPORT OF TOWN TREASURER. 


RECEIPTS. 


6. Cash on hand as per last settlement 


Amount carried forward, 


of Collector, taxes of 1879 

of City of Boston, for assistance to 
Poor 

of Collector, pages of 1879 : 

E. D. Wadsworth, fifteen chairs sold 
from Pleasant-street School House, 
at 50c. each . ’ ‘ 

hired of Blue Hill National Bank. sane 
months : 

dividend on four stake Blue Hill Na- 
tional Bank é 

of Collector, taxes of 1879 

hired of Blue Hill National Bank, eEnt 
months, less discount ‘ 

hired of Blue Hill National Bank, aisle 
months, less discount 

returned on Order No. 110 

of Collector, taxes of 1879 

R. L. Chapman, rent of mead 
to May 1, 1880 

hired of Blue Hill National Banks six 
months ; 

Elisha Tucker, for loti in dentate sai 
A. K. Teele 

hired of Blue Hill National Bank six 
months 

hired of Blue Hill National Bante Six 
months : ‘ 

of Collector, taxes of 1877, in full 

of Collector, taxcs of 1878 

of Collector, taxes of 1879 

of Collector, taxes of 1880 

G. W. Nickerson, rent of landing-place 
to Muay 1, 1880 : 7 


300 00 
11,000 00 


50 00 


ee 


. $37,175297 


Sept. 


Oct. 


Nov. 


Dec. 


Jan. 


Keb. 


53 


Amount brought forward : : E . $37,175 

1. Cash dividend on insurance on East School 
House, Quincy Mutual . : 15 

hs dividend on insurance on East Shoo! 
House, Dedham Mutual . , 9 

8. dividend on insurance on Mattapan 
School House, Quincy Mutual : 22 

15. dividend on insurance on Almsheouse 
barn and shed : 15 

5 his dividend on four shares Blue Hill Ne 
tional Bank . a . 12 

ig of Horatio Webster, for Ae of jadiae 
place. “ ‘ 4 
30. ef Collector, ie of 1880 : sj 5000 
8. of Collector, taxes of 1880 ; - 8,000 
23 of Collector, taxes of 1880 , . 20,000 
10. Corporation Tax, from State Treasurer 13,114 
ie Bank tax from State Treasurer . 4,446 
10. State Aid for 1877. 2 : : 190 
10. State Aid for 1878 . } : 294 
10. relief to soldiers and sailors, 1878 : 272 
10. relief to soldiers and sailors, 1879 : 64 

18. dividend on insurance on enginre-house, 

&e. ‘ ; . ; p 4 15 
7. + of Collector, taxes of 1878 : , 150 
L's of Collector, taxes of 1850 : . 20,000 
Town’s proportion of State school fund 48 

QO. 8. Godfrey, reut of Janding place to 
November 1880 ; : 100 

G. W. Nickerson, rent of iahaine mane 
to November, 1880 ; 7 E 37 
29. County treasurer, dog money refunded 542 

29. T. E. Ruggles, guardian of Margaret 
Mc Whirk ; : d , QAT 
31 of Collector, taxes of 1880 4 ; . 8,672 

ek: of Collector of taxes, interest on bank 
taxes ; ; 4 2 ; ‘ 67 
income from hay seales i : , 22 
1, rent of Town Hall " p “ : oT 


97 


00 


Amount carried forward i . “ $111,595 21 


54. 


Amount brought forward, : : $111,595 21 


Feb. 


1 
ie 
1. 
1 
1 


bah et fel eet 
err ft tant eee 


March 20. 
27. 


April 4. 


June ou 


July jos 


16. 


August 21. 


. Cash, Town of Quincy, aid to the poor 


City of Boston, aid to the poor 

Wm. Cunningham for gravel 

J. D. Bradlee & Co., wood sold 

Huntington F. Wolcott, Post 102, 
G. A. R., for gas. . ; 

rent of Beal Marsh ‘ : : 

Calvin Sanford, income of Poor Farm 

4 copies of Mr. Robbins’ address 

S. L. Tueker, rent of Harland street 
land : ; : é é 


$111,798 18 


EXPENDITURES. 


State Treasurer interest 6 months on 
$5,000 at 4 per cent. ; : 

City of Fitchburg, interest 6 months 
on $10,000 at 5 per cent. 

State Sealer, adjusting weights and 
measures é ; : : 

Discount on note, Blue Hill Bank, 
$3,000, 8 months. 

Estate of William Tucker, 6. vonaher 
interest on $1000 at 5 per cent 

State Treasurer, 6 months’ interest on 
$5000 at 4 per cent. s 

Discount on note at Blue Bill ae 
tional Bank, $4000, six months . 

Edwin Breek, six months’ interest on 
$1,200 at 4 per cent. 

Discount on note Blue Hill National 
Bank, $4000 six months 

Discount on note Blue Hill Nutional 
Bank, $2000, six months 

Joseph Sias for rent of Centre School 


house lot —si«yj. 
State Treasurer, six months” interest 
on $5000 at 4 per cent P 


6 00 


100 00 


Amount carried forward, ‘ " . - $1,037 50 


dD 


Amount brought forward, 


Sept. 38. Cash, Insurance on East School House, 
$2000, Quincy Mutual. : : 


3. Insurance on East School House, 
$2,500 Dedham Mutual i : 
8. Insurance on Mattapan School House, 
$3000 Quincy Mutual 
8. Insurance on Almshouse and Outhuita- 
ing, $2,500 Quincy Mutual 
22. State Treasurer, six months’ interest 
on $5,000 at 4 per cent. . : : 
| Oct. 21. State Treasurer six months’ interest on 
| $5,000 at 4 per cent ‘ : 2 
| 26. Estate of William ‘Tucker six months’ 
interest on $1000 at 5 per cent. 
Z9. City of Fitchburg six months’ interest 
on $10,000 at 5 per cent. ‘ 
Noy. 30. Edwin Breck six months’ interest on 
$1,200 at 4 percent... : 
Dec. 3. Bank note en Blue Hill National Bank 
Dec. . 3. Bank note on Blue Hill National Bank 
14. State tax j A : 
17. Louisa C. Williams, interest on 
$1,035 38 ; ; é : 
17. Town note hired of State, eset 30, 
1878, and interest b : 
Aid Town note hired of State, February 24, 
1879, and interest : 
17. Town note hired of State, Maen ye 
1879, and interest p : : 
20. Town note hired ef Blue Hill National 
Bank, of April 23, 1880 
Insurance on engine-house and fixtures 
30. Bank note of May 7, 1880, eight months 
30. Bank note of July 2, 1880, six months 
1881. 
Jan. 7. Bank note of July 16. 1880, six months 
Jan. 20. Note of Louisa C. Williams, and in- 
terest ; : 


. $42,392 09 


Amount carried forward, 


$1,037 


2,000 


1,046 


00 
00 
00 
00 


00 


91 


56 


Amount brought forward ‘ : ; . $42,392 09 
Jan. 29. Cash, Note of Edwin Breck So & s ) 4,200 Ue 
31. 360 orders A : : . 53,205 89 


Cash on hand to balance . : ‘ . . 18,945 29 


ee 


$111,798 18 


CHARLES BRECK, Treasurer. 


TREASURER'S STATEMENT OF THE FINANCES OF THE TOWN, 


ASSETTS. 
Cash in hand of Treasurer ; ; : , . $13,945 29 
Amount due for State aid chap. 301 . $452 00 . 
if hed fe 252. : 192 00 
we ‘¢ City of Boston aid . ‘ 50 75 
39 — * Town of Quiney aid : 27 00 
Cash in hand of Superintendent of Highways 13 21 
——— 734 96 
Amount due from Collector : — 
Tax of 1878  . : : ; : : $50 00 
7S) oe tay et Bees - : : 400 00 
pr LOSD LS : : : : . 2,504 00 
—~--———_ 2,954 00 
$17,634 25 
LIABILITIES. 
Estate William Tucker, note of April 15, 
1878, 3 years, 5 per cent. . : . $1,000 00 


City of Fitchburg, note of Sept. 2, 1878, 
3 years, 5 per cent. ! ; : . 10,000 00 
Interest accrued, but not due. i 220 85 


—_————— 


11,220 85 


Net cash-assets of the town . ; A . $6,413 40 
CHARLES BRECK, Treasurer. 


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Anditer’s Summary of the Receipts and Expenditures of the Town. 


RECEIPTS. 
Balance in treasury, Feb.2,1880 . . $4,143 47 
Back taxes collected 1877, $50; 1878, $350 $400 00 
1879, $27; interest on taxes, $67.50 ri eT Oe On) 


bulldleS ons atta 3,167 50 
Taxes still due, 1878, $50; 1879, detiny ‘ 450 00 
Amount raised by taxation : — 
By vote for estimated expenditures. . $50,000 00 
ke one-fourth cost Town Hall . 10,000 00 
‘“ to meet State tax due from town . 6,420 00 
a “© County tax due from town 4,943 21 
_ By overlayings and additional tax assessed 1,752 67 
By ladies’ tax rs : , : : 400. 
palicblitamntst YE (1A RE MES 
- Received from the State : — 

Town’s share State corporation tax. $13,114 63 
Town’s share bank tax A ; ; . 4,446 42 
State aid for 1877. : : : : 190 00 
State aid for 1878. ; : : 294 00 
Relief to soldiers and sailors, 1878 ; ; 272 00 
ih Tk 1 Be Wit at ‘ 64 00 
Town share State school fund : ; 48 50 


18,429 55 


Income from town property : — | 
Rent of landing, O. S. Godfrey : . $100 00 


“a 33 R. L. Chapman : a 25 00 

¢ FS G. W. Nickerson. 4 87 50 

be F Horatio Webster ; ; 4 00 
S. L. Tucker, rent Harland street lot ; 6 00 
Rent of Beal Marsh ; . : : 3 50 
Income from hay scales. : 22 43 
Dividend on 4 shares, Blue Hill ee , 26 00 
Rent Town Hall ‘ : : 57 50 
E. D. Wadsworth, school chaite call 2 7 50 
Returned on order No. 10 : : : 7 00 


Elisha Tucker, lot in cemetery . : : 200 00 


Amount carried forward, ; : A . $99,856 83 


58 


Amount brought forward, 


$99,856 83 


Dividend from insurance policies $76 87 
County treasurer dog money refunded 542 00 
T. E. Ruggles, guardian Mary MeWhirk 247 22 
City of Boston, aid to poor : 52 00 
Town of Quincey, aid to poor 14 00 
William Cunningham, gravel 20 50 
Post 102, G. A. R., for gas used 7 50 
Calvin Sanford, income from poor farm 100 47 
J. D. Bradlee & Co., wood sold 20 00 
Four of Mr. Robbins’ address 1 00 
—_——_——— 1,081 56 
$100,938 39 
EXPENDITURES. 
For schools including Pleasant street grading $17,858 16 
Poor department : . 4,618 48 
Highway ‘ AONE lan expenses . " $1,835 79 
oF ty pay roll and snow account 8,575 93 
at i lighting streets and care of 
bridges Levees : 
i AR stone and gravel 449 63 
vi de construction of New street 1,030 00 
4 + grading Kennedy’s Hill 600 00 
Ss z land damages 434 00 
at by cash in hands of superin- 
tendent 13 21 
——_———. 14,510 70 
Fire department ; — 
Fire department — . $1,388 65 
Police department 4,612 89 
Salaries department 3,036 08 
Town Hall and lot Me lye sii 
Printing and stationery 413 68 
State aid to soldiers and their families 674 00 
Cemetery : : 2,144 00 
Public Library L . 1,342 00 
Miscellaneous town expense 759 98 
Abatement and discount of taxes 674 69 
————— 16,218 58 


Amount carried forward, 


. $53,205 89 


59 


Amount brought forward, 

Notes paid more than borrowed during the 
moar”. : : . $17,235 38 
Interest on money forrowed during the year 1,960 12 
State tax : : , : : . $6,420 00 
County tax ‘ t : ‘ : . 4,943 21 

State sealer, adjusting weights and meas- 
BYeSh, ','. : é $6 00 
J. Sias, rent of Res eennet ieee lot : 6 00 
Insurance premium on town property ? 262 50 


Taxes still due, 1878, $50; 1879, $400 . §450 00 
1880, $2,504 . i ‘ ; : . 2,504 00 


—_—_—————. 


Cash in town treasury 


es 


. $53,205 89 


19,195 50 


11,363 21 


274 50 


2,954 00 
13,945 29 


$100,938 39 


Estimated Value of Town Property Real and Personal. 


North School House and lot. : . $4,500 00 


East it Be : - - ~ 9,500. 00 
South a S : : . 2,000 00 
West of eS i : . 6,000 00 
entre s ee . 8,800 00 
Pleasant street School House 4 te . 6,000 00 
Mattapan se F Fs OOO OD 
New Town House : : : : . 40,000 00 
Old 6 a and lot. ‘ Perey ONLOAD) 
Hydrant Engine House : Si6.L COOZOO 
Landing place and two acres Tard at Lower 

Mills. , ; . 8,000 00 
Landing place at Gulliver’ 8 aon : ; 200 00 
Beal Marsh . : ’ , - : 100 00 
Gravel pits ! ; ; ; : . 2,600 00 
Town Farm and buildings : : #/, $4,000, 00 


————— $100,100 00 


Amount carried forward, : : : $100,100 00 


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Amount brought forward, : : : $100,100 00 


PERSONAL PROPERTY. 
4 shares Blue Hill National Bank . : $400 00 
Fire Engine Hose, Hook and Ladders : 3800 00 


12 hand Fire pumps . : : . 30 00 
1 hose carriage : : ; : : 80 00 
Town seals, weights and measures”. : 500 00 
Stock and tools at Town Farm ; : 904 80 

ae “© at highway department . 1,526 02 


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$103,640 82 


The Auditors submit to the town the forty-fourth annual 
report of its affairs for the year ending February 1, 1881. 
The books and accounts of the Selectmen and Treasurer 
have been examined, vouchers compared and found correct. 
In their tour of inspection. at the Almshouse they were 
pleased to see the care shown for the comfort of the inmates, 
and the order and neatness everywhere observable. 


JOHN VOSE, 
PATRICK McDERMOTT, 


Auditors. 


Estimate of Appropriations for the Ensting Year. 


For schools d 3 3 : . : : . $17,000 00 
Poor ; ; P ; . : ‘ . 4,000 00 
Highways . ; ‘ : Chamay : . 138,000 00 
Fire Department ‘ : : : 6 . 2,000 00 


Police : : : : ° : 1: . 4,750 00 
Town officers : - : 2 ; : . 8,000 00 
Printing and Stationery : 5 i Bae , 400 00 


Abatement of Taxes : : - . ; 400 00 
Cemetery ; : : : : ; . 2,000 00 
Library : : ; : ; : , : 500 00 
Miscellaneous. ; : : ‘ : ; 750 00 . 


Interest . il : ‘ ; ; ; acer eet etl E, 


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$49,000 60 


TOWN STATISTICS. 


REGISTRY OF BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS IN _ 1880. 


The whole number of Births registered in 1880, was 70. 


BIRTHS. 


Females, 38; as follows :— 


Males, 32; 


NAMES. 


Homer Hathaway. 
Charlotte Jane Nash. 
Robert Andrew Graham. 
James Hansbury. 
Lawrence Sterwood Coffin. 
Joseph Dillon McLaughlin. 
Ellen Joyce. 

Mary Pauline Ferry. 
Anna Dora Peden. 

Annie Bannim, 

Mary Watson. 

Mary Edith Coleman. 
Mary Jane Gutro. 

James Chamberlaine, Jr. 
Dennis Buckley. 

Sarah Frances Haley. 
Grace Ethel Darby. 
Florence Sanford Nourse. 
Lawrence Brooks. 

Frank Eugene Lesco. 
Francis Thomas Diskin, 
Anastasia Morrissey. 
George Weston Stetson. 
Mary Theresa McCarthy. 


Eva Marion Levers. 


7| John Alden Tate. 


Josiah Babcock, Jr. 
Ernest Lee Collyer. 

Ellen Welch. 

James A. Field, Jr. 

Ellen Cordelia Gilbert. 
Waldo Brown Cook. 

Ethel Amelia Maud Craig. 
Ralph De Forest Harned. 
Elizabeth Ann Welch. 


Dec. 


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NAMES. 


Mary Louise Neill. 
David John O’Hearn. 
Malcolm Ezra Le Fevre. 
Blanch Remola Swift. 
Margaret En erson Gannett. 
Alice Marion Brown. 
Gertrude Milton Bent. 
Peter Arthur McIntire. 
Alvab Bertram Snow. 
Jolin Henry Donovan. 
Katie Dolan. 

Catherine Leary. 
William Edwards Ladd. 
Nellie Whalen. 

Ethel Blanch Loud. 
Caroline Fredericks. 
Ida Lincoln Dudley. 
Andrews. 
James Joseph Mullen. 
John Callaghan. 
Robertson. 
William Joseph Hickey. 
Ethel Bigelow Fuller. 
Anna Winslow Clapp. 
Edwards. 

Ella Gifford Smith. 
Jacob Ellis Pierce. 
Alice Christina Nolan. 
Davidson. 
Grace Adeline Esau. 
Messinger. 


— Lemist Miller Oldham. 


9 William Burns. 
12| William Henry Galbraith. 


23 


—— Kimmons. 


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MARRIAGES. 


The whole number of Marriages registered in Milton for the year 1880, 
was 32, as tollows:— 
1880. 
Jan. 14.—Herbert B. Tucker and C. Fannie Teele, both of Milton. 
‘© 15.—Benjamin Ticknor, of Milton, and Ella Russell, of Boston. 
‘© 29,—William Brophy and Bridget Pierce, both of Milton. 
March 1.—William C. Ward and Elizabeth Dunlope, both of Milton. 
«© 7,--George W. De Coster, of Milton, and Clara .E. Horton, of 
Camden, Me. 
April §.—Jeremiah M. Gardiner and Rebecca Jackson, both of Milton. 
May 6.—Patrick Morton and Delia Doyle, both of Milton. 
.* 90.—Calvin H. Sanford, of Milton, and Bertha A. Cook, of Boston. 
June 2.—William Wood and Harriet E. Pierce, both of Milton. 
‘© 10.—Elbridge G. Snow and Jessie A. McPhee, both of Milton, 
‘© 17.—Frank H. Bates, of Hyde Park, and Sarah L. Morse, of Milton. 
‘© 93.—Moses B. Long, of Boston, and Ida Edwards, of Milton. 
‘¢ 30.—Joseph Nash and Henrietta C. Price, both of Boston. 
July 11.—Jobn D. McGilvery and Mary Gussy, both of Milton. 
‘© 18,—Patrick Connors, of Milton, and Mary A. McLaughlin, of 
Beston. 
Aug. 16.—Thomas Tivnan and Margaret Eustis, both of Milton. 
‘* 30.—Edgar Buffum, of Milton, and Mary F. Lawrence, of Cohasset. 
Sept. 15.—Wilbur F. Buswell, of Milton, and Ida F. Spear, of Boston. 
‘© 90,—Elias Williams, Jr., of Milton, and Mary E. O’Brine, of Quincy. 
«© 29,—Angus Morrison, Jr., and Flora McDonald, both of Milton. 
Oct. 2.—Thomas Dolan, of Concord, and Ellen Hackett, of Milton. 
‘© 15,—Thomas E. Wyman and Elizabeth Carney, both of Milton. 
‘© 18.--Preseott F. Porter and Clara S. Brown, both of Milton. 
97 —John J. Quinlan, of Milton, and Mary J. Dugan, of Boston. 
“ 29, Jefferson Butler, of Milton, and Annie E. Davis, of Camden, 
Maine. 
‘© 31.—Charles D. Boden and Carrie J. Bridges, both of Milton. 
Noy. 3.—Danie! H. Ludwig and Katie Trainor, both of Milton. 
‘© 21.—John A. Bolger, of Milton, and Elizabeth A. Hurley, of Quincy. 
** 23,—Clarence Boylston, of Milton, and Hattie 'S. Bailey, of Mans- 
field. , 
Dec. 1.—Lemuel H. Babcock, of Milton, and Mary Kennard, of Brookline. 
‘© 95,—Hobart N. Cutter and Lizzie A. Sias, both of Milton. 
«© 25,—Nathan Godfrey and Georgiana M. Twombly, both of Milton, 


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DEATHS REGISTERED IN MILTON IN 1880. 
Whole number, 44. Males, 26; Females, 18. 


Been vata 
parc. NAMES, £| ;| @ [Place of Birth. DISEASE. 
1880 1 Ves oe 
RlAa/2 
Jan. 15|\Rose Brown, ‘F/54| O| Ojlreland. Peritonitis. 
«© 28\Edward McDonald,|M/55| 0} O}Ireland. Consumption. 
Feb. 8)Royce B. Kenney, {Mj 2} 3} 9|Milton. Hydrocephalus. 
*¢ §-15/Patrick Tivnan, MI60} O| O}Lreland. Pneumonia. 
Mar. 2/Khoda Jones, F/85| 8} O| Milton. Ossifleation of Heart. 
**  SjAbrabam Holmes, |M/79) 5)11/Stoughton. |Paralysis. 
19| Isaac Davis, M/44} QO} OjLouisville, |Consumption, 
‘© 27|J. Chamberlaine, Jr/M) 0} 0/17|)Milton. [Ky.|Bronchitis. 
** 30) Elizabeth H. Pierce} F/389| 9)/11/Providence, |Pneumonia. 
‘© 30\Lawrence S. Coffin|M) 0} 2} 0|/Milton. [R.L.|Bronchitis. 
April 3)Hugh P. Lucas, M/55| 7| O/Thompsons |Schirrus of Pylorus, 
ss 3) Alice Scannell, F| 6| 8| 0) Milton. [[sl.)Dipbtheria. 
*¢ 16/Zibiah R. Crehore, | F/79} 2)17|  * Consumpticn, 
May 9/Hliz. H. Morrissey,| | 3) 1/28) ‘* Diphtberia, 
‘© 10|Mary Morrissey, . | F| 8/11/21) °° a 
June §/John Gunning, mM) O} GpL3}>. ** Bronchitis. 
‘© -9)Maggie Farrell, F\27| 0) O|Ireland. Consumption, 
*¢ 14)Arthur C, Sias, M) 3] 5) 9/Stoughton. |Diphtheria, 
July 12)Walter C. Clark, |M| O} 7} 0/Milton. Cholera [nfantum. 
«© 17\;Amelia EK. Russell, | F/82| 6)14) Dunkirk, Fr |Carcinoma, 
*¢ 21\Jobn Sias, M|66| 2| 5|Ossipee, N H)Apopiexy. 
*¢ | William A. Hayes, |M{[20| 6} 7|Milton. Consumption. 
ss O5\Eva M. Levirs, BL Gi aiueas Cholera Infantum. 
Aug. 2|Alfred M. Le Fevre|M| 3] 3) 5) ** Diphtheria. 
* 14|/Wim. B. Chubbuck,|M|61| 7|17|Bartlett, N H)Peritonitis, 
*¢ 1: |Phomas Madden, |m[35| 4) OUEngland. Drowning, 
© 20/Klizabeth A. Welch] F} 0} 1) 8/Milton. Cholera Infantum. 
** 30)/Hrnest L. Collyer, js1| 0} 3} 6/Boston. Hydrocephalus. 
Sept. 3)George F. Downs, |m|41/10) 0)Lyman, Me. |Peritonitis. 
«© 6 4iWim. R. Angier, — |y/43] 5/25| New Bedford|Hydrothorax. 
*« 14)J. B Cunningham, |ys} 0/10] 6) Milton. Convulsions. 
“© 26|)James P. Finneganjmj; 4/10] 0} * Asthma. 
Oct. 4)Laura Wheeler, FI78| 1/15|Marshfield. |Carcinoma, 
© 95) liza’th A. Kennedy} F|66] 2/21!/Milton. Softening of Heart. 
‘© 30/Laura A. Snow, FLOOR Te Dipbtheretic Croup. 
Nov. 2z\Jesse Bunton, mi¢@O} 7| 6|Allenstown, |Brights Disease. 
«e 9)John Hart, M|53| 3) 9\Lreland. [Nu|Gangrene. 
“© 18) Margaret J. Welch | 7/22/11/14|Milton. Consumption. 
Dec. 3/Gertie E. Brown, |¥| 9| 9|27/Candia,N.H.| Diphtheria, 
‘s  5i Eva F. thamilton, | F/380] 6] O|Milton. Consumption. 
‘© =9/Robert W. Brown, |x| 2} 0/20) ** D:phtheria. 
‘© 13|/Mary Wadsworth, | ¥/81} 2/18)Roxbury. Pneumonia. 
*¢ 26!Charles R. Degen, |M/82} 9} 0) Boston. Congestion of Lungs. 
‘© 29/Samuel Babcock, |m|68| 0} OQ} Milton. Rheumatism. 


Twenty-eight persons have been brought from other towns, Ly permission, for ~< 
iaterment in Miltun, and twenty-one persons have been remoyed trom Milton tor 
interment e:sewhere. 


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VALUATION AND TAX. 


Value of Personal Estate 4 : ; : $6,179,750 0 
Value of Real Estate abide MRS 2 : 3,987,200 00 
Total Valuation 4 : $9,766,950 00 

Number of Polls, 825. Rate of Aection $7.30 on $1000. 
Town Tax 4 : : : . $50,000 00 
Tax for New en Hall : ete , A 10,000 00 
State Tax . : : ; : , : : 6,420 00 
County Tax ; : , ; : : : 4,943 21 
Overlayings ; ; : - : ; 1,585 62 
Additional . : : ; ‘ ; ; h 167 05 
Ladies’ Poll Tax y : : : d : 4 00 
Total Tax : ‘ y 2 Jee eo Loess 


Total number of horses, 603; cows, 539; sheep, 80; licensed 
dogs, 265; dwelling-houses, 049 ; acres of land, 7,940; number 
of inhabitants, 3,206 (census of 1880). 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax.| Pers2nal Real Total Tax: 
state, Estate. 

Adams, Chas. H. ; x $2 00 $2 00 
Adams, Edward H. 2 00 $1 45 |$19 71 93 17 
Adams, John Q. 2 00 5 t4 7 84 
Adams, John P. : 2 00 2 00 
Adams, Samuel, estate of . J 60 59 60 59 
Adams, Sam’l, Mrs., and 

Ayers, S. E., Mrs. : 96 36 |153 30 |. 249 66 
Alden, Samuel W. 2 G0 10 22 12 22 
Alien, Andrew 2 00 10 22 12332 
Allen, Daniel 2 00 2 00 
Allen, Joseph W. 2 00 37 2 37 
Aitken, William , 2 00 * 92 00 
Aitken, Mrs.MarthaC. 28 47 28 47 
Andrews, Chas. L. ; 2 V9 255 50 257 50 
Andrews, E. B. . 2 OU 36 50 38 50 
Andrews, G. A. 2 00 2 00 
Andrews, Orin A. 2 00 7 30 9 30 


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Taxon Tax on 


NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal Real Total Tax: 
Estate. Estate. 


Angier, E. R., Mrs... ; $223 88 |$129 21 | $352 59 


Angier, Wm. R. : $2 00 182 50 184 50 
Appleford, ted ae : : 2 00 2 00 
Arnold, Amy, Mrs, . A . 18;25 18 25 
Arnold, Elliot 2 00 ats 2 00 
Arthur, Thomas 2 00 2 00 
Austin, Arthur W. 2 00 346 02 /166 98 513 00 
Babeock, Chas. F. : d 53 29 53 29 
Babcock, Walter T.. ; 2 00 7 80 9 30 
Babeock, Cornelius 2 00 4 38 62 78 1.69516 
Babcock, Josiah : : 2 00 53 29 |100 OL 155 30 
Babcock, J. Wm., estate of 109 50 40 15 149 65 
Babcock, li. H. . : ; 2 00 2000 
Babcock, Lemuel W. . 2 00 45 99 91 98 139 97 
Babcock, M. Alice. ; 8 76 8 76 
Babcock, Frank . -| 2 00 2 00 
Babcock, Mrs. Margaret i. 10 95 97 09 108 04 
Babcock, Samuel i 2 00 112 42 |128 37 OB sou 
Bacon, John B. 2 00 2 00 
Badger, Frank E. 2 00 2 00 
Badver, George Y. 2 00 2 00 
Badger, John B. 2 00 4 88 | 29 20 39 08 
Balkam, Albert 2 00 2 00 
Bakkam, Wm. H. ; 2 00 ere 35 04 SO i293 
Barh: rd, Chas., Mrs. 103 66 |149 65 VAT isp 
Barnes, he Pi as 2 00 2 00 
Bannister William 2 00 2 00 
Haneroits vow. 2 00 575 24 | 98 55 675 79 
Bartlett, James 2 00 87 60 89 60 
Bartlett, Jas., trus. Sally w. ; 

Bartlett. i 255 50 255 50 
Barry, Daniel W. 2 00 2 00 
Barry, Fitzjames Price 2 00 2 00 
wae George 2 00 bff 236 

Barry, Geor oe H. 2 00 2 00 
Barry, Thomas T. ] ; 2 00 ' 2 00 
Barry, Sarah D. Mrs. } 18 25 18 25 
Barry, M. J. i : “ 2 00 8 76 10 76 
Bailey, Oscar 2 00 2 00 
Bates, John P. : ; 2 00 2 19 41 61 45 80 
Bates, Joshua . : F 2 00 828 50 830 50 
Bates, Orin 2 00 2 92 55 48 60 40 
Bates, Orin F. 2 00 2 OG 
Baxter, Wm. Q. : , 2 00 1 46 3 46 
Bayley, wlizabeth S. . 69 35 69 36 
Bayley, 8S. K., heirs of, 32 85 |100 O1 132 86 
Bass, Geo. W. . ; ; 2 00 54 75 65 70 ©4122 465 
Bass, Josiah F. 5 ‘ 2, OO 2 00 
Beals, Esther B. : . 21 90 21 90 
Beals, Gridley B. : : 2 00 2 00 


Beals, Geo. E. . : : 2 00 2 00 
Beck, Gideon. ‘ : 2 00 78 84 | 62 78 | 143 62 
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Tax on Tax on 


NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 

Beck, Walter P. . . | $2 00 $10 22 $1222 
Bell, Walter , : 2 00 2 00 
Bent, Geo. H. 2 00 2 00 
Bent, Nath’l, heirs of, $36 50 36 50 
Bent, Samuel T. ; : 2 00 1 46 3 46 
Bent, Samuel T., Jr. . ‘ 2 00 2 00 
Bent & Co. ; ‘ 32 85 82 85 65 70 
Berry, Warren wW. 2 00 2 00 
Beverly, George 2 00 2 00 
Blanchard, Chas. H. 2 00 16 06 33 58 51 64 
Blanchard, Wm P. 2 00 Pe BO 9 30 
Blackman, Elbridge 2 00 219 | 10 22 14 41 
Blake, Joseph H.. 2 00 18 98 20 98 
Boden, N.S. : , 2 OO 2 00 
Boden, Wm S. i 2500 8 76 10 76 
Boden, Wm. F. 2 00 3 65 5 65 
Boden, C. D. : 2 00 2 00 
Bonnie, Augustus 2 00 2 00 
Boyle, Patrick 2 00 2 00 
Boyne, Michael 2 00 2 00 
Boyne, Michael, 2d 2 00 2 00 
Boylston, Clarence 2 00 5 84 7 54 


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Bradlee, Geo. ‘B. 
Bradlee, J. Walter 
Brackett, A. A. 
Bradey. Barney i 
Bowley, H. LL. . ‘ 
Bowley, Smith ; 
Bohan, Leeland 


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Breck, James 00 13 12941 15 14 
Breck, Chas. 7 : ‘ 00 06 21 51 83 110 04 
Breck, Charles, trustee for 

Win. Pray 8 76 8 76 
Breck, C. E. C. 2 00 8 76 10 76 
Breck, Edwin . 2 00 10 95 12 95 
Bronsdon, Chas. : : 2 00 : 2 00 
Bronsdon, Benj., heirs of . 15 33 15 33 
Bronsdon, Wm. Bb. 2 00 11 68 13 68 
Bronsdon, Geo. C. 2 00 2 92 14 60 19 52 
Bronsdon, James E. . 2 00 5 84 7 84 
Bronsdon, Lewis V. 2 00 73 Dts 
Bronsdon, Lewis : , 2 00 2 00 
Brophy, Daniel ; ‘ 2 00 2 00 
Brophy, Edward D. 2 00 2 00 
Brophy, Jeremiah 2 00 ed 4 19 
Brophy, James 2 00 2 00 
Brophy, William 2 00 2 00 
Brophy, William, 2d. 2,00 2 00 
Brophy, Michael 2 00 2 00 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 
Briggs, Thomas,8., Mrs. . $10 95 $10 95 
Brooks, J. Henry ; - | $2 00 | $803 00 | 43 80 848 80 
Brooks, John W. 2 00 /1,908 95 |531 44 |2,442 49 


Brooks, Walter D., Mrs. . : 43 80 1102 20 | 146 00 


Brooks, Page _. 2 00 2 00 
Brown, Chas. H. 2 00 2 00 
Brown, John C. 2 00 1 46 3 46 
Brown, J. Merrill 2 OV 4 38 56 94 63.32 
Brown, Samuel 2 00 7 30 9 30 
Brown, Timothy 2 00 2 00 
Brown, Walter H. 2 00 2 00 
Buckley, Michael 2 00 2 00 
Bulger, John A, 2 00 2 00 
Bulger, Wm. C. 2 00 2 00 
Buffum, C. E. 2 00 24 82 26 82 
Bunton, Jesse : 2 00 10 95 81 03 93 98 
Bunton, Jesse, Jr. - 2 00 2. 00 
Burke, Alonzo, Mrs. . 5 84 5 84 
Burns, Christopher 2 00 2 00 
Burns, Edward 2 00 2 00 
Burns, Patrick 2 00 2 00 
Burns, James 2 00 2 00 
Burns, Martin 2 00 2 00 
Burns, David 2 00 2 00 
Burns, John 2 00 2 00 
Burns, Thos. J. 2 00 2 00 
Byrnes, Martin 2 00 2 00 
Bryant, Augustus 2 00 1 46 14 60 18 06 
Bryant, John ; ‘ 2 00 2 00 
Burt, Fred. H. 2 00 2 00 
Burt, John H. P : 2 00 39 42 32912 73 54 
Burt, John H., Mrs. . ‘ 21 90 21 90 
Burt, John H. & Co. ‘ 66 43 66 43 
Burt, Sumner A. ; 2 00 39 42 35 04 76 46 
Buswell, Wilbur F. 2 00 1 46 3 46 
Capen, A. E. 2 09 138.44 64 24 79 5 

Capen,E W. . 2 00 34 31 | 56 21 92 52 
Callahan, Thomas, heirs 5-11 5 11 
Callahan, John 2 00 2 00 
Callahan, Cornelius 2 00 2 VI 
Callahan, Thomas. 2 00 2 00 
Campion, John P.. 2 00 7 30 | 20 44 29 74 
Cary, Edward M. 2 00 294 92 {204 40 501,52 
Carroll, Daniel 2 00 200 
Carroll, Wm. . 2 00 2. 10 
Caswell, Henry P. 2 00 . 2 00 
Caswell, Oliver 2 00 2 00 
Carr, Mathew 2 00 2 00 
Cates, W. L. ; 2 00 2 00 
Chapman, Rufus L. 2 00 14 60 | 63 46 80 06 
Channing, Chas. S. 2 00 & 2 00 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Polberax: Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 

Channing, George G. $2 " $80 30 $82 30 
Chamberlin, James : 2 | 2 00 
Chamberlin, John, heirs of $5 11 yea | 
Chadd ock, J. C. 2 2 00 
Chase, L. A. 2 2 00 
Choate, Chas. M. 2 2 00 
Choate, George T. 2 O% 2 00 
Christie, Thomas 2 2 00 
Childs, Jerry. . 2 2 00 
Chubbuck, Wm. B. 2 1 46 14 60 18 06 
Chuabbuck, Wm. H. 2 2 OV 
Churchill, C. M. 8S. y. 29 20 31.20 
Churchill, J. P.S. d 2 2 00 
Churchill, J. M. s: 2 U 41 61 |165 71 .209 32 
Churchill, Sarah 54 75 {1105 12 159 87 
Church, C. F 2 2 00 
Clapp, John J. 2 2 92 4 92 
Ciapp, Frank A. ; 2 2 00 
Clapp. Catherine D., “Mrs. 219 | 34 31 36 50 
Clary, T. F. ; J : 2 16 06 18 06 
ary 0-4. = ; 2 2 00 
Clark, Eliza, Mrs. 10 95 10 93 
Clark, George W. 2 2 00 
Clark, Thomas : ; 2 2 00 
Clark, D. O. : ‘ 2 332 15 |233 60 567 75 
<Vark, Milton ..°- . : 2 2 00 
Clark, Wm. H. ‘ 2 20 44 37 96 60 40 
Clark, Edward . ‘ 2 2 00 
Clark, W.M. -. ¥ 2 2 00 
Clark, Lyman ‘ 2 2 00 
Clark, Susan, Miss 18 14 | 48 18 61 32 
Clark, William . 2 2 00 
Clements, G. H. : vy 2 00 
Clements, M. d. 2 2 2 00 
Clifford, Patrick 2 2 00 
Coffin, George H. 2 1 14 60 16 60 
Covel, George E. 2 2 00 
Coleman, J. H. 2 2 00 
Cottle, John 2 2 00 
Condon, Patrick aH 2 00 
Connors, Patrick Bel 2 00 
Coe, Edward 2 73 4 38 7 it 
Cook, Samuel ; 2 17 52 1 54 02 43 54 
Cook, Samuel, dr. ; 2 4 38 6 38 
Cook, Walter T. ; : 2 ( 10 95 12 95 
Cook, Charles W. , 2 4 38 § 38 
Collins, John, heirs of 54 75 54 75 
Cellins, Edward 2 26 28 28 28 
Corliss, Daniel G. 2 00 10 95 97 74 40) 69 
Corliss, D. G. & Co. 48 18 29 93 78 11 
Cowles, Mrs. T. R., heirs of 2 19 2 19 
Cowles, Edw. E. 2 00 1 46 27 55 


NAMES. 


Copeland, Charles L, 
Corrigan, Patrick 
Craig, Jobn 

Craig, John, Jr. 
Craig, James : 
Craig, Thomas 
Craig, William : 
Crawford, James S. 
Chickering, George H. 
Crosby, Lucian, heirs of, 
Crockett, S. 
Crossman, Alfred 
Crossman, Alfred, &r. 
Crossman, Alfred H. 
Crossman, ohn G. 
Crossman, John D. 
Crossman, Nathan 
Crossman, Nathan, Jr 
Crossman, Lemuel 


Crossman, Lemuel & Son 


Crowd, Arthur E. 


Crowd, George, estate of 


Cunningham, Edward 


Cunningham, Charles G. 


Cunnin cham, Patrick 
Cunningham, F., Mrs. 
‘Cunningham, William 
Curran, James 
Chadbourne, William. 
Cleayvland, Ch harles E. 
Cushing, George 8S. 
Cutting, Cicero 
Cleaves, Nathaniel 
Culver, ‘George i. 


Davenport, A. E., Miss. 
Davenport, Edwin 
Davenport, James D. 
Davenport, Waldo E. 
Davenport, Henry 8. 
Davenport, Lewis 
Davenport, Lyman 


Davenport, Nathaniel T. 


Davis, Charles A. 
Davis, F. S. 

Davis, Henry fs 
Davis, J. B. p 
Davis, Freedom S. 
Davis, George W. 
Davis, William E. 
Davis, William, Mrs. 
Darby, John 


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NAMES. Poll Tax. ] Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Ex«tate. 
Degen, CharlesR.  . . | $2 00 | $159. 14 1$16425 | $325 39 
Denny, Daniel . é 2 00 155 49 157 49 
Denny, John W. 2 00 150 38 |139 48 291 81 
Denny, Roger J. 2 00 2 00 
Devlin, James 2 00 2 00 
Delong, Frederic Zz 00 . 2 00 
Delong, Richard 2 00 2 00 
_ Diskin, Jobn 2 00 1 46 7 30 10 76 
Diskin, Patrick 4 2 00 2 00 
Dolan, Martin 2 00 2 00 
Downes, Geo. F. 2 00 2 00 
Donohoe, John 2 00 3 66 2.65 
Denohoe, Michael 2 00 1 46 Thaw 10 76 
Donovan. Dennis 2 00 2 00 
Denovan, Joseph W. . 2 00 10.22 12 22 
Donegan, Michael 2 00 2 00 
Dorr, John 2 00 2 00 
Drohan, Maurice Z 2 OV 2 00 
Draker, A , Mrs. : . 111 69 | 37 96 149 65 
Drew, Walter E. . 2 00 2 00 
Drew, Richard S 200 |# 16 06 18 06 
Drew, Albert é 2 OV 2 00 
Dingwall, A. 2 00 2 00 
Dudley, b. F. 2 00 20°44 (AS588 136 32 
Dudley, J. Harvey 2 00 1 46 } 23°36 26 82 
Dudley, J. Harvey Jr.,. 2 00 2 19 4 19 
Dudley, Frank H., 2 00 2 00 
Dudley, Paul : 2 00 9 49 11 49 
Dudley, A. H. . 2 00 2 00 
Durham, Ralph 2° G0 2 OV 
Duffy, Bernard 8 76 8 76 
20 85 
Eaton, Edward J. , ye 2 20) ing 18 98 pbs a A 
Edwards, ivan 2 00 2 OU 
Edwards, James 2 00 2 00 
Edwards, Thomas 2 00 18 25 2Unas 
Eldridge, Sam’l,2d, estate of 1 46 51 83 53 29 
Elkins. D. H.., heirs of, 1O+ LY 75 19 
Elkins, Benj. W. ; : 2 00 2 00 
Emmons, H. W. i F 2 00 3 65 47 45 58.10 
Emerson, Fanny. Miss 2 92 2/92 
Emerson, J. E., Miss Fe ; 7 30 7 30 
Emerson, J. H. A 2 00 2 00 
Emerson, Joshua, heirs of, 19 71 19 71 
Emerson, Simeon ? : 2 00 14 60 16 60 
Esau, John L. i 2 00 2 09 
Eustis, F. A., heirs of, 142 35 142 35 
Eustis, Mary C. . Mrs. ; 350 40 350) 40 
Kustis, W. E. C. : : 2 00 227 76 |547 50 ti Cee 
Evans, E. R. ’ , 2 00 9 49 11 49 
Everett, Samuel RPS 2 00 14 60 16 60 
Egan, John : : | 2 OV 


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NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal Rea! Tota) T'ax. 
. Estate. Estate. 

Egan, Tappan ‘ - | $2 00 $2 00 
Everson, Geo. H. . , 2 00 
Fairbanks, Josiah, heirs of, $16 06 16 06 
Fairbanks, EK. J. . 2 00 $3 65 5 65 
Fallon, Henry 2 00 2 00 
Fallon, John 2 00 2 00 
Farrell, Thos. A 2 0U 2 00 
Farrington, Henry 8. 2 00 2 00 
Faucon, E. H. 2 00 58 40 76 65 137 05 
Faucon, G. P. 2 00 2 00 
Feenan, Hugh 2 00 2 00 
Fenno, R. ay heirs of, 54.757 10a ae 160 60 
Fenno, Jere. P. : 2 00 3 65 5 65 
Ferry, A. S. 2 00 2.03 4 92 
Ferry, A. C. 730 T ‘36 
Ferry, S. C. 2 00 2 00 
Ferry, C. B., estate of, 23 36 23 36 
Ferry, G. 8. : 2 00 13 87 | 51 10 66 97 
Ferry, Wm. M. _ 2 00 292 | 30 66 35 58 
Ferry Herbert : Pe ig PRAY) 2 00 
Ferry, Rhoda, Miss, . . 30 66 30 66 
Field, Josiah » : 2 00 1 46 46 
Field, Walter. m 2 00 8) 
Finn, Edward : 2 00 13 14 15 14 
Finn, Thomas 2 OO: OO 
Finnegan, M. A. 2 00 00 
Finnegan, Philip 2 00 17 52 19 52 
Fish, Henry F. 2 00 OO 
Fitzpatrick, Edward, heirs of, 3 -| 21:90 22 63 
Fitzpatrick, Daniel 00 1 46 


Fitzpatrick, James. - 
Fitzpatrick, John 

Flarerty, Michael 

Flarerty, James 

Fletcher, Geo A. 

Fletcher, James W. 
Flynn, John ‘ > 
Ford, Luther A. 

Forbes, C Fanny 

Forbes, Edith E. 

Forbes, J. Malcolm 


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Forbes, J. Murray 2 350 40 |215 35 567 75 
Forbes, John M. 200 |4,461 76 (662 11 |5,125 87 
Forbes, R. B. 2 00 459 90 [331 42 793 32 
Forbes, KR. B., Jr. 2 00 21 90 23 90 


Forbes, W. H. Ret 485 45 |310 25 | 797 70 


Fredericks,W. A. : ; 


Eraser, June, Mrs. ys’. 10 95 10 95 
Frothingham, Ephraim. 2 00 2 00 
Frothingham, E. L. . : 2 00 2 92 | 40 15 45 OF 
Frothingham, Fred. . 3 2 00 401 50 403 50 


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NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal Real Total. 

Estate. Estate. 
Fuller, Joseph 5 - | $2 00 $2 00 
Fisher, Bradford - : 2 00 2 00 
Gage, Frank F. ; 00 2 00 
Gallagher, Henry : 00 $5 11 ($15 33 22 44 
Gallagher, James 00 2 00 


Gannett, Geo. K. 
Gannett, Samuel 
Gannett, Joy 
Gardner, A. C. 


00 77 88 | 74 46 153 84 
00 109 50 {128 48 239 98 
00 3 65 5 65 
00 24 82 26 82 


Gardner, A. R. 00 2 00 
Gardner. C. F. A. 2 00 2 00 
Gardner, Arthur M. . 00 2 00 
Gardner, W. N. 00 2 19 17°52 21 71 
Gardner, Geo. B. 00 2 00 
Garrity. John 00 2 00 
Gibbons, Martin OO 2 00 
Gerald, Henry 00 2 00 


Gilbert, H. J. 
Gilbert, Horatio 
Glennon, Martin 
Gilman, Geo. F. , 
Glover, Theodore R. . 
Godfrey, O. S. © 
Godfrey, Lester N. 
Godtrey, Nathan 
Gordon, David A. 
Gordon, Robert 
Gordon, Thos. 


00 210 97 | 86 87 299 84 
00 700 80 {153 30 856 10 
00 18 25 20 25 
00 2 00 
00 269 87 {102 20 373 57 
00 88 83 |155 49 245 82 
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00 18 25 20 25 
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Gower, Richard 00 2 00 
Gould, Herbert M. 00 2 00 
Graham, George A. 00 2 00 
Graham, John 00 2 00 
Graney, Stephen 00 2 00 
Graney, John 00 10 95 12 95 
Gray, Michael : : 00 2 00 
Granite Railway Co. . 43 80 43 80 
-Green, George W., heirs of, 7 30 14 60 21 90 
Greenough, “Alfred : 2 00 255 50 257 50 
Gutro, John 2 00 2 00 
Gulliver, Isaac C. 2 00 8 03 27 01 37 04 
Gunning, Stephen 2 00 2 00 
Haley, Thomas . 2 00 2 00 
Haley, Thomas, 2d, 2 00 2 00 
Hall, Enoch E. 2 00 2 19 ante 
Hall, George W. 2 00 76 ¢5 | 51 10 129 75 
Hall, William P. 2 00 40 15 32 8) 75 00 
Hall, Caleb 2 00 202 4 92 
Hamlin, F. M. : 2 00 18 25 20 25 
Hamilton, George H.. 2 00 2 00 
Hamilton, George W. 2 


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NAMES. PollTax. | Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 

Hamilton, John M. . : $2 00 $2 00 
Harlow, Thomas ' 2 00 2 00% 
Harned, George A. 2 00 2 00 
Hart, F. M. 2700, 2 00 
Hart, John 2 00 2 00 
Haven, Peter 2 00 2 00 
Haynes, Guy C.. 2 00 2 V0 
Harvey, William 2 00 2 00 
Hayes, Cornelius 2 00 2 00 
Hayw: ard, I. D., heirs of, $7 30 |$153 30 i60 60 
Hayward, George B. 2 00 2 00 
Hathaway, L. ‘ti 7 2 00 2 00 
Hawes, Ellison . 2 00 2 00 
Hawes, George 2 00 2 00 
Hastings, N. W. 2 00 7 30 9 30 
Haven, Joseph 2 00 1 46 13 14 16 60 
Hebard, Samuel C, 2 00 7 30 10 95 20.25 
Hemmenway, A., Mrs. 1715 50 |538 74 | 2254 24 
Hemmenway, A. é A 2 00 547 50 o 11 oo4 61 
Hemmenvway, A., heirs of, . 10950 00 10950 00 
Hellmund, Richard 2 00 2 00. 
Hersey, Frank ) 2 00 2 00 
Hansbury, Patrick 2 00 2 00 
Hazelum, Andrew 2 00 ' 2 00 
Hayler, Henry 2 00 2 00 
Henry, Frank 2 00 2 00 
Hibbard, Albert 2 00 2 00 
Higgins, William 2 OU 2 00 
Higgins, John : 2 00 2-921 108 16 60 
Hickey, James 2 00 ee | ree! 
Hicks, D. Frank 2 00 2 00 
Hicks, David G. : 2 OV 2 19 68 52 72 81 
Hinckley, Thomas H. 2 00 22 63 | AZ 40 72 08 
Hinckley, William N. 2-00 2 00 
Hobson, Andrew R. 2 00 10 95 20 44 33 39 
Hockaday, William 2 00 73 2 73 
Hoffman, A. G. 2 00 CiB0 9 30 
Holbrook, Asa 2 U0 2 19 4 19 
Hollingsworth, Ane heirs of, Pe ke, 2 19 
Hollingsworth, Amor. L. 2 00 390 55 1385770 750 25 
Hollingsworth, Georg 2 00 294 19 53 29 349 48 
Hollis, | Thomas, heirsé€of, 156 95 78 84 235 79 
Hollis, Thomas 2 00 7 30 9 30 
Holmes, Abraham,est.ate of Ph Da 25 55 
Holmes, Charles 2 00 2 00 
Holmes, OF Ey 2 00 88 33 51 10 141 43 
Hoye, James 2 00 2 19 4 38 8 57 
Hoye, James, Jr. ‘ 3 2 00 2 00 
Hopkins, je ee z : 2 00. 2 00 
Houghton, Edwin oe ther dct! Wie? OO 
Houg!iton, G. D. ; : 2 00 2 00 


Houghton, Jason Raine 2 00 | | | 2 00 


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NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Hstate. 

Peerhton, Nancy : : $19 71 $19 71 
Huckins, Albert " A $2 00 2 00 
Hunt, Alfred E. 2 00 $0 73 ; 73 
Hunt, Albert R.. 2 OO 2 00 
Hunt, Charles L. 2 00 2 00 
Hunt, Charles K. 2 00 TSO 49 64 58 94 
Hunt, Edwin W. 2 00 2 00 
Hunt, J. T. i 2 00 21 90 OO ba 46 53 
Hunt, George W. 2 00 2 00 
Hunt, Thos. G. 2 00 2 00 
Hunt, S. D. : 2 00 2 00 
Hunt, Thomas, heirs of, , 14 60 14 60 
Hunt, Wm. M., estate of, 248 20 {186 51 384 71 
Hunter, Andrew ‘ 2 00 2 00 
Hunter, Willis 2 00 2 00 
Horton, James . 2 00 2 00 
James, Albinus 2 00 2 00 
Jefferson, Alonzo 2 00 2 00 
Jessup, Charles F. 2 00 2 00 
Jewett, John 2 00 2 00 
Jewett, Jonas W. 2 00 2 19 4 19 
Joyce, Coleman . 2 00 1 46 8 76 12°22 
Joyce, Patrick ; 2 00 8 Hid 7 48 
Johnson, Alfred, Mrs. 2 16 06 16 06 
Jobnson, Arthur : 2 00 2 00 
Johnson, Daniel 2 00 2 00 


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Kavanaugh, Maurice . 
Kelley, Charles F. 

Kelley, Charles R. : 
Keliey, Francis ai, ; 8 76 


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Kelley, William 2 00- 00 
Kelley, ‘Thomas 2 00 00- 
Kelley, Patrick 2 00 O00 
Kearney, James 2 00 5 84 84 
Kersey, Michael 2 00 00 
Kendall, Wm. H. 2 00 00 
Kendall, Mary and Auousta 5 84 84 
Kennedy, James 00 § 65 |. 69535 


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King, Henry A. 8) 
Kivlin, Bart. OO 2 00 
King, M. A. ; 00 7 30 9 30 
Kinsman, Adolphus 2 00 10 95 12 95 
Ladd, William J. } 2 00 14 60 . 16 60 
Laha, John eae 7 380 7 a0e 
Laha, Michael s : 2 00 Brkt Ted? 
ahey, Philip. 2... | 2 00 | | | 2 00 


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NAMES. Poll Tax. Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 

Lahey, Michael : ‘ $2 00 $2 00. 
Laffey, Thomas . ‘ : 2 V0 2 00 
Lally, Thomas 2 00 2 00 
Landstron, A. P. 2 00 2 00 
Larry, Augustus 2 00 2 00 
Larry. Richard 2 00 2 00 
Lawrence, J. R. 2 00 2 00 
Langston, James : 2 0) 2 00 
Lawton, C. Henry. 2 00 2 00 
Lawton, John : 2 OU 2 00 
Lawton, George W. . 2 00 2 00 
Leary, Daniel . 2 00 2 00 
Leary, John 2 00 2 00 
Leary, James 2 OV 2 00 
Leeds, Geo J. 2 00 $1 46 |$20 44 28590 
Leeds, Winchell 2° OU 2 00 
Leeds, Geo. S.. . 2 0 2 00 
Leeds, Henry M. 2 00 36 50 |170 82 209 32 
Lee, Patrick 2 00 2 00 
Lefevre, Max T. 2 00 14 60 16 60 
Leggate, H. J. 2 00 2 00 
Leonard, Martin é 2 VV 2 00 
Leavitt, Mary E., Mrs. 10 22 10 22 
Leavitt, Samuel T. 2 00 “22200 
Leavitt, William F. 2 00 2 00 
Leavitt, William S. 2 2 00 1 46 3 46 
Leverett, George V., ad- 

ministrator of personal 

estate of Mrs. M. R. W. 

Dustin, 82 85 32 85 
Lewin, James M., heirs of, 219 | 56 94 59 13 
Levers, Wolston : 2 00 2 00 
Lescoe, Henry 2 00 2 09 
Littlefield, George W. 2 00 2 00 
Littlefield, John 2 00 3 65 66 43 72 08 
Littlefield, js. F, ; 2 00 2 00 
Littletield, Josiah H. . 2 00 2 00 
Littlefielu, Frederic ‘ 2 00 2 00 
Littlefield, Samuel, heirs of, 56 21 56 21 
Littlefield, Samuel, Jr., 

heirs of, A ; 2 11 68 11 68 
Lincoin, George 2 00 2 00 
Lincoln, Jacob S. 2 00 2 00 
Looney, Dennis 2 00 2 00 
Lord, J 2 00 10 95 12 95 
Loud, George H. 2 00 2 00 
Lodge, Joseph 2 00 2 00 
Loud, Isaac B. 2 00 8 03 21 09 84 12 
Lovering, F. A. 2 00 177 39 |105 85 285 24 
Ludwig, Daniel 2 00 2 00 
Lyons, ; Benjamin B. 2 OU 2 00 


Lyous, Benjamin B., Mrs. 4 38 4 38 
Lynes, Thomas . : | 2 00 | 10 95 12 95 


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Tax on Tax 
NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal Henth Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 
Lynes, Cornelius ; . | $2 00 $2 00 
Lowe, Edward H. : . 2 00 2 OV 
Lindsley, Edgar : d 2 00 2 00 
Mackey, Richard 200 | $2 19 $24 82 29 O1 
Mackey, Patrick, estate of, 18 98 18 98 
Madden, John : : 2 00 14 60 16 60 
Madden, M. J. 2 00 ~ 2 00 
Madden, Thos. 2 00 2 00 
Magee, Andrew 2 00 4 38 6 38 
Magee, William 2 00 2 00 
Meagher, Stephen A. . 2 00 1 46 3 46 
Mahony, J. A 2 00 2 00 
Mansell, Lewis 2 00 2 00 
Mann, Jonathan 23,00 185 05 |100 74 Lota ls 
Manion, Bernard 2 00 2 00 
Marshall, John 2 00 2 00 
Marsten, E. J. 2 00 2 00 
Martin, H. BB. . 2 00 Wee! 7 80 22 44 
Martin, Gilman L. 2 00 7 30 9 30 
_ Martin, J. Wesley 2 00 27 74 | 36 04 65 78 
Martin, J. R. : 2 00 8 76 10 76 
Martin; N. C., heirs of, 24 82 24 82 
Mandeville, Jas., heirs of, 13 14 13 14 
Mandeville, James 2 00 2 00 
Mandeville, Thomas. 2 00 2 00 
McAloon, Patrick 2 00 2 00 
McCue, Patrick 2 00 8 76 10 76 
McCue, Martin 2 00 36 OOD 
McCue, Thomas 2 00 7 380 9 30 
McCue, Patrick, 2d, 2 00 2 00 
McCormick, Cornelius 2 00 16 79 18 79 
McCormick, James 2 00 2 00 
McCormick, John T.. 2 00 2 00 
McGue, James 2 00 2 00 
McDermott, Chas. M. 2 00 00 
McDermott, Bernard . 2 00 2 00 
McDermott, Michael 2 00 5 11 Ffyh yi 
McDermott, Patrick . 2 00 2 00 
McDermott, Thomas . 2 00 2 00 
McDermott, Timothy 2 00 6 57 8 57 
McDermott, William . 2 00 2 00 
McGowan, James 2 00 2 09 
McDonald, Edward 2 00 S76 whe GLU CO 
MelIntire, Peter 2 00 5 11 eid MI) 
McKeller, James T. 2 00 2 00 
McLaughlin, Wm. E. 2 00 13 87 45 87 
McKenzie, John 2 00 2 00 
McLeod, John 2 00 2 00 
McLeod, Murdock 2 00 2 00 
MeMorrow, John F. . : 2 00 2 00 
McWhirk,Sarah, Mrs. ‘ | 10 95 | 10 95 


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Tax on Tax or 


NAMES. PollTax.| Personal Real ; Total Tax. 
: Estate. Estate. 
Melley, Timothy W. . . | $2 00 $2 00 
Melvin, James 2 00 2 00 
Merriam, A. W., estate of, $182 50 /1$95 63 278 13 
Merriam, Charles 2 00 2 00 
Merrill, Geo.A. 2 00 2 00 
Merrill, W:M. 2 00 2 00 
Messinger, H.S. 2 00 5 11 | 45 26 52 37 
Monahan, Peter. 2 00 2 00 
Monahan, John ; 2 00 2°00 
Morrisey, James 2 00 .2 00 
Morrisey, Michael ; 2 00 2 00 
Morton, E. J... : a 26 28 ZO a0 
Morton, Patrick ‘ 2 00 2 00 
Morton, Sarah B.Miss 182 50 83 95 266 4d 
Morse, Leonard , 2 00 75 19 83 95 161 14 
Morse, Leonard, cuardian 
of Sarah L. Bates, : 43 80 43 80 
Morse, Leonard, guardian 
of Kk. N. Bates, , 18 25 18 25 
Morse, Altred ‘ ; 2 00 2 00 
Morse, Samuel 2 00 2 00 
Mosher, Chas. 2 U0 2 00 
. Moulton, A. W. 2 00 2 00 
Moulton, Herbert : : 2 V0 2 00 | 
Moulton, Daniel : : 10 95 10 95 
Mooney, Edward ; : 2 00 2 00 
Mooney, John 2 00 2 00 
Mooney, Jobn E. 2 00 2 00 
Mooney, James 2 00 2 00 
Mitchell, Chas. 2 00 2 92 4.92 
Mitchell, Geo. E. 2 00 2 00 
Mitcheli, James 2 00 7 30 9 30 
Mitchell, James, 2d, 2 00 2 00 
Mills, Chas. B. 2 00 2 00 
Mudgett, Geo. W. 2 00 2 00 
Murphy, Cornelius 2 00: 9 49 11 49 
Murphy, Dennis 2 00 17 52 19 52 
Murphy, Thos. 2 00 2 00 
Murphy, James 2 00 2 00 
Mullen, Micoael 2 00 2 00 
Murray, John . ; 2 00 4 38 6 38 
Myers, John, heirs of, : 292 | 61 82 64 24 
Myers, tes ‘ : 2 00 3 65 ) 66 
Nesbit, James L. 2 00 2 00 
Newcomb, John B. 2 00 18 25 86 50 56 75 
Nickerson, George Ww. 2 00 21 94 | 29 20 53 14 
Nihan, John 5 2 00 2 00 
Nolan, Christopher 2 00 2 00 
Nolan, Michael 2 00 2 00 
Noonan, Johu 2 00 2 00 
Norton, James 2 00 2 00 


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NAMES. Poll Tax Personal Real Total Tax 
Estate. Estate. 
Nourse, Chas. N. 4 . | $2 00 $2 00 


Nute, Joshua =. ; : 2 00 $1 46 {815 33 1s 79 
O'Neil James H. ; 2 00 1 46 3 46 
O’Neil, Joseph i 2 00 2 00 
ONeil. John 2 00 2 00 
Ormsby, Frank E. 2 00 2 00 
Oxton, William H. 2°00 18 25. | 75 19 95 44, 
Owens, Charles E. 2 00 2 00 
Packard, James H. 2 OO 2 00 
Packard, John 2 00 14 60 16 60 
Partlow, Geo. C. 2 00 2 00 
Partlow, Jas. H. 2 00 2 00 
Palfrey, Robert B. 2 00 20 44 22 44 
Parker, Charles Henry : 2 OU 613 20 | 62 05 677 25 
Payson, Hannah R. . : 73 00 73 00 
Ree Geo. A. Mrs.,heirs 
87 60 |139 43 227 03 
DaLbosy, O. W. 2 00 235 79 |295 65 533 44 
Pearce, Richard 2 00 T3014 15 14 
Perry VV <A. 2 00 2 00 
Perkins, A. G. 2 00 17 52 19752 
Perkins, E. C. 2 00 08 40 6U 40 
Pedan, William 2 00 2 09 
Pierce, Edward L. 2 00 94 90 | 87 60 184 50 
Pierce, J. G. : 2 00 8030) S438 116 61 
Pierce, George H. 2 00 2 00 
Pierce, Henry . . 2 00 8 65 | 29 20 3+ 85 
Pierce, J. G., Jr. 2 00 2 00 
Pierce, John 2 00 2 00 
Pierce, Maurice 2 00 2 00 
Pierce, Alma G. and Mary G. 7 30 @ 3 
Piper, Lemuel G. } 2 00 2 19 419 
Piper, Elijah 2 00 2 00 
Pitman, George W. . ; 2 00 2 00 
Plunimer, H. M. : : 2 00 18 25 20 25 
Pond, Nathan : 2 00 73 8 03 10° 76 
Pond, Nathan H. 2 00 2 00 
Pond, Thomas W. 2 00 2 00 
Poole, A. b. ; 2 00 3 65 5 65 
Powell, William J. 2 00 2 00 
Poland, William 2 00 5 84 7 84 
Phipps, Gilbert T. 2 00 2 00 
Pratt, John 2 00 2 00 
Quinn, James 


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Randlett, George W. . 2 00 9 49 | 11 49 
Randlett, Walter B. 2 00 2 00 
Ralston, John 2 


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NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Hstute. 
Redfern, Joseph T. . . . | $2 00 z 00 
Reed Brothers. : ; $21 16 |104 39 125 56 
Reed, JohnH. . : 2 00 14 60 16 60 
Reed, Benjamin, heirs of, 21 90 21 90 
Reed, E. T. L., Miss, . : 34 31 34 31 
Reed, Rachel, Migs 21 90 21 90 
Reed, William R. ; 2 00 14 60 16 60 
Reynolds, Patrick, heirs of, 8 65 | 1460 1s 25 
Reynolds, William B. : 2 00 » 00 
Rich, Henry A. 2 OU 9 00 
Richardson, Susan C. Miss 29 20 56 94 85 14 
Rierdon, Cornelius 2 00 Tka0 y 30 
Rierdon, ‘Thomas 2 00 2 00 
Rierdon, James 2 00 9 00 
Rivers, George R. 2 V0 2 00 
Robbins, James M. 2 00 281 05 |255 50 588 59 
Roberts, H.P. . 2 g 00 8 76 lu 76 
Roberts, William H. . 2 OU re 1 46 4 19 
Robertson, J. B. 2 00 2 00 
Robertson, James 2 00 2 00 
Robertson, William 2 00 2 00 
Robinson, George. ; 2 00 2 00 
Robinson, Henry 2 00 2 00 
Rooney, John 2 00 2 19 8 76 12 95 
Rooney, John H. 2 00 2 00 
Rooney, Timothy 2 VO 2 00 
Rooney, Patrick 2 00 2 00 
Rooney, Thomas 2 00 2 00 
Root. William H. B. 2 00 5 11 59 13 66 24 
Rowe, Frank E. . 2 00 2 00 
Rotch, Benjamin S. . 2 00 951 92 |821 20 |1,275 12 
Rotch, Benjamin 8., trustee 182 50 182 50 
Rotch, Joanna, Miss . : 146 00 146 00 
Ruggles, T. Edwin 2 00 59 86 |186 15 948 OL 
Russell, Geo. 8. ‘ ys 4 38 4 38 
Russell, Henry S. : : 2 00 576 70 |607 36 |1,185 06 
Russell, Rose G., Miss : 142 35 142.35 
Russell, Jonathan, heirs of 635 10 635 10 
Russell, J. 8. F : 2 (0 2 00 
Riley, Christopher. : 2.0 2 00 
Safford, N. F.. : : 2 00 54 02 {846 02 402 04 
Safford, N. M. . : 2 00 2 00 
_ Sackett, A. R. . ; 2 00 2 00 
Sampson, George Re 00 2 00 
Santord, Calvin : : 2 00 hy tl ym; | 
Sanford, CalvinH. . wh One 2 FOO 2 90 
Santord, Fred. E. ‘ 2 00 2 92 4 92 
Sangster, James ; : 2 00 2 00 
Sawtelle, W. H. ; : 2 00 2 00 
Scannell, Edward : : 2 00 7 30 9 30 
Schofield, E.. Miss. ‘ 182 50 | 29 20 Dae 


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NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 
Schofield. Joseph ; ‘ $18 25 B18 25 
Selim, Elam A. . : 2 $2 00 2 00 
Severance, Fred. M. . 2 OU $13 14 86 50 51 64 
Severance, John H. 2 00 14 60 16 60 
Shaw, John A. 2 OV 35 04 37 04 
Shedd, E. Frank 2 00 2 00 
Sheldon, Henry E. f 2 00 109 50 62 05 1735°565 
Sheldon, Mary P. Mrs. : 146 00 146 00 
Sheldon, O. E., heirs of. . 2,93 66 43 69 35 
Shepherd, H. V., heirs of, . 10 95 10 95 
Shepherd, J. Henry 2 00 2 19 4 19 
Shepherd, W. C. : 2 00 2 00 
Shepherd, Nathaniel . 2 00 2 00 
Shute, Isaac : 2 00 67 89 28 47 98 36 
Sias, Eliphalet 2 00 4 38 | 29 98 36 31 
Sias, George 2 00 ‘1 46 3 46 
Sias, Joseph 2 00 4 38 43 07 49 45 
Sias, John . ; 2 00 < 80 40 88 50 18 
Sias, William H., : 2 60 2 00 
Sigourney, H. H. W. . 2 00 2 OV 
Sigourney,H.H.W.,heirs of, 10 95 | 41 61 52 56 
Sillsbee. Nathaniel 2 60 437 27 87 69 526 87 
Simmons, Allen 2 00 5 84 8 03 15 87 
Simmons, Sylvanus 2 00 219 | 16 06 20 25 
Simpson, Joseph A. 2 00 2 00 
Siverett, James . 2 00 61 32 63 32 
Skinner, George 2 00 10 .95 12 95 
Sloan, Henry 2 00 2 00 
Sloan, Samuel G. 2 00 2 00 
Sloan, Benjamin F. 2 00 | 2 00 
Sloan, Charles, heirs of, 8 76 8 76 
Smith, James G. 2 00 2 00 
Smith. John M., heirs of, 11 68 11 68 
Smith, William A. ‘ 2 00 2 00 
Snow, A. D. t : ; 2 00 2 00 
Snow, Elbridge 5 2 00 4 38 7 30 13 68 
Snow, Elbr idge G. 2 00 2 00 
Snow, William H. 2 00 73 27 74 30 47 
Somes, S. S. 2 00 Fees th) 9 30 
Stahl, John , 2 00 (b> 248 
Staples, George T. . 2 00 1 46 8 03 11 49 
Stephens, Charles ; 200 {} 2190 | 47 45 71 35 
Stevens, Nathaniel j ; T30 7 30 
Story, William E. ; é 2 00 2 00 
Stratton, W. C. 2 00 1 46 3 46 
Sullivan, Jobn 2° 00 84 2 19 4 38 8 57 
Sullivan, John, 2d, 2 00 2 00 
Sallivan, John 3d, 2 00 2 00 
Samner, Franklin 2 00 10 95 12°95 
Sumner, Gilvert 2 00 1 46 8 76 12 22 
a James ’ 2 00 2 00 
Sumner, Jabez heirs of, : i. 0045 14 60 


82 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal Real Totalelaxe 


Estate. Estate. 
Sumner, Rufus P. : . | $2 00 $3 65 |$85 41 891 06 
Sumner, Rutus W. ; ‘ 2 00 1 46 18 98 22 44 
Sutermeister, Emanuel 2 00 2 OU 
Sweeney, Terrence : ‘ 2 00 2 00 
Swift, John ; ‘ c 2 00 14 60 16 60 
Swift, John, heirs of, : 14 60 43 80 58 40 
Stephenson, R. H. : : 86 14 86 14 
arhox, C.F ‘ : 2 00 12 41 14 41 
Tarbox, Henry T. : : 2 00 2 00 
Tarbox, Geo. W., heirs of, . 16 79 29 20 45 99 
Tarbox & Beals . : : | 65 70 65 70 
Taylor, Charles, Mrs. 5 36 50 36 50 
Taylor, Sarah, Miss . : 14 60 14 60 
Teele, A. K. : : 00 21 90 388 69 62 59 
Thayer, Henry F. OO 3 65 54 75 60 40 
Thayer, Samuel G- 00 73 2 73 
Thompson, Gideon S. 00 2 00 


103 66 |328 50 432 16 


Thompson, Mary H. Mrs. 
; 00 17 52 + | 48 18 67 70 


Tappan, Lewis W. Jr., 


2 

2 

2 

2 

2 
Tilden, George T. 2 00 1 46 73 00 76 46 
Tilden, Themas MH. 2 00 . 16 79 18 79 
Tivnan, Thomas A 2 00 2 00 
Tirrell, Patrick . 2 00 2 00 
Tolman, John 2 00 2 00 
Thom, James 2 00 2 00 
Thom, William 2 00 2 00 
Torrey, Frank 2 00 2 00 
Triggs, George E. 2 00 2 00 
Triggs, George W. 2 00 10 95 12 95 
Troy, John : 2 00 2 00 
Troy, Jobn Jr., , 2 00 2 00 
Troy, Patrick H. 2 00 2 00 
Tucker, Atherton 7 2 00 2 00 
Tucker, Betsey Miss . ; 8 76 8 76 17 52 
Tucker, Charles, heirs of, . 7 30 7 30 
Tucker, Charles y se 2 00 2 00 
Tucker, David W. 2 00 18 25 | 98 55 118 80 
Tucker, Herbert B. 2 00 7 30 9 30 
Tucker, Isaac S. . 2 00 2 00 
Tucker, John A. 2 00 1 46 35 77 39 23 
Tucker, John H. 2 00 ; 2 00 
Tucker, James : ; 2 00 T7200 9 30 
Tucker, Elijah . 2 00 27 OF % | 46182 90 83 
Tucker, Mary, heirs of, : 8 76 8 76 
Tucker, Lizzie and Katie , 16 79 48 18 64 97 
Tucker, Stephen A. : 2 00 10 95 | 71 54 84 49 
Tucker, StillmanlL. . 2 00 10 95 23 36 86 31 
Tucker, S.L. & Son, . 14 60 14 60 
Tuell, Hiram : 2 00 10 95 5 11 18 06 
Tuell, Gilbert 2 00 2 00 


Turner, Jacob.A. ©. . | 2°00 a). 14 60 |°99'20 45 82 


83 


Tax on Tax on 


NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 

Twombly, J. F., heirs of, . $16 69 $55 48] $72 27 
ees i: M. : : $2 00 2 00 
Todd, R. : ; 2 00 716 °19°°| 40° TS 117 34 
Peat a. oR di! Ss. ; 94 90 94 90 
Tileston & Hollingsworth . 557 72 |278 86 836 58 
Upton, George B. 2 00 295 65 297 65 
Vose, Aaron D. 2 00 7800 Paivos 40 69 
Vose, Aaron W. 2 00 4 38 18 25 24 63 
Vose, George 2 00 25 55 | 43 80 71 35 
Vose. Henry W. 2 00 16 06 18 06 
Vose, Jesse, heirs of, 24 09 21 90 45 99 
Vose, John 2 00 5 84 | 43 80 51 64 
Vose, John F. 2 00 2 00 
Vose, Joshua W. 2 £ 2 00 24 82 23 36 50 18 
Vose, Josiah, heirs of, : 7 30 | 56 94 64 24 
Vose, Sarah Miss : ‘ 730) (40715 47 45 
Wadsworth, Charles . 2 00 2 19 15 83 19 52 
Wadsworth, Charlotte 29 20 26 28 55 48 
Wadsworth, E. D. 2 00 61 382 40 15 103 47 
Wadsworth, T. T. i 2 00 19° 71 a G23 84 49 
Wainwright, Misses, the 36 50 86 50 
Wall, Richard 2 00 10 95 12 95 
Wall, Richard, Jr. . ‘ 2 00 2 00 
Walters, Florentine . : 6 57 6 57 
Ward, Dennis, heirs of, . 5 11 5 11 
Ward, William C. : 2 00 2 00 
Walling, Charles : 2 00 2 00 
Waldron, George : ; 2 00 2 00 
Washburne, L. : c 2 00 2 00 
Ware, Horace E. 2 00 86 50 38 50 
Ware, H. E. &. E. F. Misses 14 60 | 36 50 51 10 
Ware, Jonathan, heirs of, 229 95 8 03 237 98 
Ware, William ; 2 00 21 90 23 90 
Ware, William R. i 2 00 36 50 88 50 
Ware, William Rotch 7 2 00 7 30 9 30 
Watson, F.M. . i : 2 00 2 00 
Watson, F. S. 2 00 2 00 
Watson, John 2 00 2 00 
Watson, John M. 2 00 2 00 
Watson, Patrick : 2 00 10 95 12 95 
Watson, Patrick, Jr. . 2 00 2 00 
Watson, R. C. . : : 2 00 2 00 
Watson, R.S.. : . 2 00 632 18 |194 91 829 09 
Watts, Frank E Y 2 00 2 00 
Webb, Josiah . ; 2 00 102 2007 Pa wae 181 58 
Webb, Josiah, & Co. . 172 28 |116 80 289 08 
Webb, J. Sumner F 2 00 73 00 75 00 
Webster, Horatio , ; 2 00 21 90 23 90 
Webster, Joseph R. . : 2 


00 | 3 65 | 22 68 | 28 28 


84 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax.| Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 
Webster, Joseph.R., trus. 

for the estate of Mrs. 

Dustin. : B . $210 97 | $210 97 
Weir, John ; : ‘ $2 00 2 00 
Welch, John : 2 00 $2 19 11 68 15 8&7 
Welch, John, 2d. 2 00 37 ss 7 48 
Welch, Michael 2 00 10 95 12 95 
Welch, Stephen 2 00 2 00 
Welch, Timothy 2 00 7 30 9 30 
Welch, William 2 00 2 00 
Welsh, Duncan 2,00 8 65 29. 20 34 85 
Welsh, James 2 00 Ps 4 92 
Wetherbee, Elmer H. 2 OV 2 00 
Wetherbee, Orin 2 00 3 65 5 64 
Wetmore, Thomas 2 00 2 00 
Wells, Judas : : 2 00.4 ane 
West, Chas. G., heirs of, ; 10 95 10 95 
Weston, Char lotte L. P : 98 55 98 55 
Weston, William B. 3 2 00 86 50 88 50 
Whalen, James . 2 00 1 46 25 55 29 O01 
Whalen, James, Jr. 2 00 2 00 
Whalen, John 2 00 2 00 
Whalen, John H. 2 00 2 00 
Whalen, Patrick 2 00 2 00 
Whalen, Thomas 2 00 73 10 95 13 68 
Whipps, Geo. J. 2 00 2 92 4 92 
White, C. G. ; 2 00 146 00 62 05 210 05 
White, F. B. 2 00 167 90 {216 81 386 71 
White, Ira 2 00 2 00 
White, Daniel He 2 00 2 OG 
White, Frank D. 2 00 2 00 
White, Wm. O. 2 2 00 2 00 
Whitney, Elizabeth G. Mrs. 10 95 10 95 
Whitney, Ellerton P. : 2 00 2 00 
Whitney, Henry Austin 2 00 671 60 {316 09 989 69 


Whitney, H. A trus. under 


will of W. Lawrence ‘ 36 50 36 50 
Whitney, H. A., trus. for 

C. H. Johnson : ‘ 146 00: 146 00 
Whitney, Joseph C. : 2 00 2 00 
Whitney, Joseph H. . 2 00 18 25 20 25 
Whitney, Seth D. 2 00 21: S00 Po Gage 61 86 
Wigley, James A 2 00 9 49 11 49 
Wild, George 2 00 2 00 
Wills, Alexander 2 00 2 00 
Willard, Sidney A. 2 00 2 00 
Williams, A. H. 2 0 2 00 
Williams, Elias 2 00 2 00 
Williams, Thomas 2 00 12° 44-7) 14 at 
Winchenbaugh, Isaac 2 CO 2 19 4 19 
Winters, James. ; 2 00 2 00 
Wolcott, J. Huntington 2 


00 868 70 |292 73 |1,163 43 


85 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMEs. Poll Tax.| Personal Real Total Tax. 

Estate. Estate. 
Wolcott, J. H. & R., trus. $109 50 $109 50 
Woodworth, Thomas. . | $2 00 2 00 
Wyman, Thomas ; 2 00 2 00 
Williams Malcom D. 2 00 2 00 
Young, Chas. R. 2 00 2 00 
Young, Henry S. 2 00 2 00 
Young, J. G. 2 00 10 95 $32 85) 45 80 

Treasurer First Congrega- 

tional Parish : : 73 00...) 18 26 91 25 


Treasurer First Congrega- 
tional Parish ; 


| 21 90 | | 21 90 


LIST OF LADIES ASSESSED A POLL TAX. 


NAMES. Poll Tax. 


Hicks, Abby D. . : d y : 1 ? x . | $2 00 
Williams, Susan A. : , : . ; - , : 2 00 


NONGRESLDENT TAB@PAVERS, 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Personal Reai Total Tax. 
_ Estate. Estate. 


BOSTON. 

Adams, George H. : : ‘ $16 79 $16 79 
Amory, Frank : 4 e , 21 90 21 90 
Angel, H. C. ‘ ; : : 10 95 10 95 
Baker, E. J. : : : ‘ 38 40 | 38 40 
Baker, Moses . : . Cou 7 30 
Baker, Walter, heirs of, : : 29 20 29 20 
Barham, Robert H. : : ; 14 60 | 14 60 
Barry, Joseph E. ; : ‘ 8 76 8 76 
Bisbee, Albert g : : : 1 46 1 46 
Burton & POU Gye. : : : 32 85 32 85 
Brewer, Cyrus ; . 3 65 70 65 70 
Bush, James P. estate of , : 62 78 62 78 
Capen, Aaron D. . : : : 3 65 8 65 
Capen, Joel : ; 8 65 3 65 
Cheever, S. G., heirs of, : : 382 85 32 85 
Churchill, Asaph ; ; : ; ol 10 51 10 
Churchill, Aes : : 5 14 60 14 60 
Church of Dorchester, : 4 13 14 13 14 
City of Boston, . 4 : ; 25 55 25 55 
Clark, R. M., heirs of, . : : 58 40 58 40 
Coolidge, Mary . ; : . 8 76 8 76 
Daniels, John F ‘ ; 3 65 —68 «65 
Donelly, Patrick, heirs of, : A 1 46 1 46 
Dorr, James : P 5 1) 95 10 95 
Durell, John 4 eC : 40 15 40 15 
Dyer, M. J. ; : : 21 90 21 90 
Eager, Thomas. : : : 23 36 23 36 
Emery, Elias : ; - 7 30 7 30 
Evans, William, heirs of, , : 219 2 19 
Ewell, Jacob : ‘ : ; 219 2 19 
Everett, George . : : ; $7 30 7 30 
First Parish Church of meas 86 50 | 86 50 
Forthingham, L. D:, Mrs.) 3, 29 20 29 20 
Gleason, ReeWoll : ; ; 21 90 21 90 
Goodnow, B. : : 5 ; 2 19 2 19 
Grant, W. M. ° F : : 10 95 10 95 
Hobbs, A. . : , : ; 3 65 

Holmes, E. J. ae oe 36 50 36 50 
Howe, F. A., and others, ’ : 21 90 21 90 


nent eat 


87 


Fe ten ncaa ln nena Se 
a gr 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Personal Real Total Tax. 
Kstate. Estate. 

Hollingsworth, Z.T.  . - ‘ $109 50 | $109 50 
Hicks, William H. : ; ‘ fies). 7.30 
Johnson, S. W. . ; : ; $7 30 51 10 58 40 
Jones, Woodman ; 2 ‘ 3 65 3 60 
Kendall, Henry A. : ; ‘ 10 95 10 95 
Kendall, C. C. ‘ A : : 14 60 14 60 
Kidder, H. P. : : : ; 36 50 350 40 386 90 
Lyman, Joseph, . : ; : 65 70 65 70 
Lord, Eunice d : : ; 154604 1 46 
Lake, John . ; ; : : 2 19 PABA GS, 
McIntosh, J.S. . 3 , : 65 70 76 65 142 35 
Merriam, William : ; . 13 14 13 14 
Minot, William . : : : 10.95 10 95 
Nye, F. W.K. : ; : : 10 95 10 95 
Porter, A. S. ; j f : | 36 50 36 50 
Preston, Walter. ; : ‘ 25 55 25 55 
Pierce, Henry L. . : A Z 197 10 292 00 489 10° 
Pope, Henry Mrs. . : : : 3 65 3 65 
Quinn, John . : ‘ : , 2 92 2 92 
Richards & Co., assignees, . 18 25 18 25 
Richards, George E. : : 30 66 30 66 
ne William . P ‘ : 3 65 3 65 
Reed, E. C., Reis : : ; 10 95 10 95 
es. a: ; : é E 36 50 36 50 
Shaw, Lemuel, trustee, : A 36 50 36 50 
Shaw, Lemuel, attorney, . : 36 50 36 50 
Smith, Charles F. . : : : 10 95 10 95 
Shapleigh, J.P. . ‘ - , 65 70 65 70 
Shepard, Otis ; : : d 29 20 29 20 
Story, William H. ; A : oo 8 76 
Strangman & Co. . 3 - ; 16 06 16 06 
Stranoman, J. : 4 ; ; 3 65 O00 
Spofford, 1 iiog s Eee ae : s A 33. 58 33 58 
Tufts, William F. : : : 58 40 58 40 
Thompson, Asa . : : 2 92 2°92 
Thompson, Charles H., F ; Z 19 2 19 
Tolman Elizabeth, heirs of, F Oo 2 92 
Tileston, E. P., heirs of, : ES tis 18 25 
Tileston, Bul. : : - . 18 25 18 25 
Temple, H., heirs of, . ; : 47 BU 7 30 


Talbot, J.C. . ; ; waren 21 90 21 90 


(hn ole ee ee ge ag + aE Sa an ET CSTR NORE E aaa aee RPT Te MRR UR A TiS. 


NAMES. 


Vose, Robert 


Whitney, Warren J. 
Whitney, Mary D. 
Wood, C. H. W. . 
Wood & Welch, 
Whall, C. E. 
Wright, T. G. 
Wolcott, Roger 


PHILADELPHIA, PENN. 


Jones, Mary, Mrs. 


PROVIDENCE, R. I. 
Owens, Geo. L. 


RANDOLPH. 


Hunt, Joshua 
Mann, Seth, 2d. 
Wales, Chas. A. 


LYNN. 
Parker, M. M., Mrs. 


BURLINGTON, IOWA. 


Perkins, Chas. E. 


NEWTON. 
Newton Theological Institute 


BRAINTREE. 
Penniman, Samuel 


SOMERVILLE. 
Gulliver, Lemuel . 


QUINCY. 


Adams, Chas. F. 
Billings, John A. 

Beals, Natt. H. 
Chesley, William 
Duggan, Wm. B., estate of . 
Eaton, WO fe estate of, 
Edward, James 
Faulkner, James . 
Glover, H. M., heirs of, 
Glover, J. J., heirs of, 
Gibbs, James A , 


88 


Estate. Estate. 


Tax on Tax on 
Persona | Real 


$3 65 


14 
36 
1 
109 


$7 30 
2 
147 


98 


10 


18 


91 


= 
te 


NWF OONNMN AH 


©9 


ers 


60 
50 
46 
5U 


92 
46 


55 


22 


25 


25 


11 


19 


Total Tax. 


$3 65 


14 60 
36 50 
1 46 
109 50 
7 30 
22 
147 46 


98 55 


10 22 


2 92 
8 76 
3 65 


18 25 


91 25 


i 89 
: Tax on Tax ony ¢ 
NAMES Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 
Walters, Louis ; $0 73 $0 73 
McDonald P. & E. H. Adams } 87 60 87 60 
Mahoney, Wm. : : 1 46 1 46 
McGrath, P. ; : ‘ 21°90 21 90 
Pope, Mrs. Jane M. ; ; : 29 20 29°20 
Pearce, Thos. L. : ; $3 65 3 69 
Pope, Edward, heirs of, : : 8 76 8 76 
' Quincy Savings Bank . : : 10 95 10 95 
Wallaston Land Co. ae 18 25 18 25 
. CANTON. 
Farrington, Nathanie! 3 65 3 65 
French, Chas. H. 8 76 8 76 
Grover, T. E. 1 46 1 46 
Tucker, Elijah, heirs of, ou 2 ll 
| DEDHAM. 
Eustis, Abram, heirs of, 2 92 2 92 
_ Paul, Ebenezer 3 65 3 65 
| Wetherbee, Jesse KE. 2 19 2 19 
; Mudge, Z. A. P 3 65 3 65 
4 Furber, ——-—— 3 65 3 65 
HYDE PARK. 
Curley, Patrick Reser iytN On 1 46 1 46 
' Corrigan, Thomas : ; 5 7 30 7 30 
me Gerald, F. C. ; ‘ - : 21 90 21 90 
om Raynes, A. .J. ! i : ; 2 92 9 99 
» Keal Estate & Building Co. . ‘ 21.90 21 90 
fh Sheedy, Daniel. : : ; 21 90 21 90 
; Vose, Matilda, Mrs... ; 30 66 30 66 
'  Vose, Mary E. : Toro 7T 30 
- Sumner, Sally R. 1 46 1 46 
ae 
; BROOKLINE. 
_ Foster, Mary G. eee 7 30 7 30 
_ CONCORD, N. H.: | 
» kowe, John P., heirs of, ya Bit 
: CHICAGO, ILL. 
Wentworth, D.S. 21 90 21 90 
Perry, Josiah F | 3 65 3 65 
4 NO. BROOKFIELD. 
) Trask, H. D. | | 
rs 


; NE ey 


> =_— 


THE AUDITORS 


FORTY-FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT 


OF THE 


RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES 


OF THE 


moOoW N OF MILTON, 


COMPRISING THE 


STATEMENT OF THE FINANCES OF THE TOWN FOR THE 
YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 1, 1882, 


TO WHICH ARE ADDED 


Toke STATISTICS OF THE TOWN AND A LIST OF THE TAX-PAYERS. 


BOSTON: 
ALFRED MUDGE & SON, PRINTERS, 
No. 34 SCHOOL STREET. 
1882. 


TOWN OFFICERS OF MILTON 


TSH BS ASS Se al Soa EY a Se oy = tok 


Selectmen, Assessors, and Overseers of Poor. 


“J. WALTER BRADLEE, JOHN H. BURT, OTIS 8S. GODFREY. 
Town Clerk. Town Treasurer. 
HENRY B. MARTIN. CHARLES BRECK. 
School Committee. 
Rev. F. FROTHINGHAM, Rav~.A. K. TEELE, *K. D. WADSWORTH, 
HENRY B. MARTIN, HENRY F. THAYER, *C. HK. O. BRECK. 
Road Commissioners. 
OLIVER W. PEABODY, GEORGE K. GANNETT, *JOHN LITTLEFIELD. 
. Constables. 
SAMUEL W. ALDEN, WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM, SAMUEL G. THAYER, 
MAURICE PIERCE, WILLIAM H. BALKAM, JACOB 8. LINCOLN, 
SAMUEL C. HEBARD, H. P. CASWELL, HENRY A. RICH, 
GEORGE A. HARNED, JAMES E. BRONSDON, JOHN H. SEVERANCE. 
STEPHEN WELSH, BENJAMIN F. SLOAN. 


o 


Collector of Taxes. 
SIMEON EMERSON. 


Auditors. 
JOHN VOSE, PATRICK McDERMOTT. 
; Trustees of Cemetery. 
Rev. A. K. TEELE, OLIVER W. PEABODY, SUMNER A. BURT, 
A. L. HOLLINGSWORTH, *J. WALTER BRADLEE. 
Fence Viewers. 
SAMUEL COOK, CICERO CUTTING, HENRY W. VOSE. 
Trustees of Public Library. 
Rev. A. K. TEELE, JAMES M. ROBBINS, *EDWARD L. PIERCE, 
A. L. HOLLINGSWORTH, GEORGE K. GANNETT, *JOSHUA W. VOSE, 
Rev. F. FROTHINGHAM, E. D. WADSWORTH, *GEORGE VOSE. 


Surveyors of Lumber. 
T. T. WADSWORTH, P. McDERMOTT, Ja Hob URL: OREN BATES, 


Engineers Fire Department. 


WILLIAM 8. LEAVITT (Chief), W. B. RANDLETT (Clerk), R. L. CHAPMAN, 
JOHN B. BADGER, JOHN H. BURT. 


Pound Keeper. 
FRED E. SANFORD. 


Representative to General Court, Feurth Norfolk District. 
FRANK M. AMES, of Canton. 


* Terms expire March, 1882. 


, : T Ay a 
De sei: El Pe 
Tita 


SELECTMEN’S REPORT. 


Tue Selectmen of Milton, in presenting the forty-fifth annual 
report, congratulate the citizens of the town upon its remarkable 
prosperity. 

A large increase in the personal estate has been added to our 
valuation, so that now fully two thirds of our taxes are derived 
from that class of property. 

This increase in our valuation is owing to new residents being 
attracted to the town by the inducements offered in the way of 
excellent schools, good highways, night-watch, efficient fire de- 
partment, street lamps, etc. 


SCHOOLS. 


As in preceding years the schools have been entirely under the 
charge of the School Committee, who will report to the citizens 
their doings. 

HIGHWAYS. 


The town, at its last annual meeting, voted to accept Chap. 158, 
Acts 1871, and elected three Road Commissioners, under whom the 
entire charge of all matters appertaining to the highways, bridges, 
and street lamps has been the past year. The report of the board 
will be found elsewhere. 

POLICE. 


The system of night patrol has given entire satisfaction the past 
year. While many burglaries have been committed in adjoining 
towns, we have been comparatively free from such occurrences. 

Owing to the large amount of wood destroyed by incendiary 
fires in the past, we have felt it our duty to protect the owners from 
such depredations, and on Sundays and holidays have had special 
duties performed. 


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POOR. 


As overseers of the poor we would state that the number at 
almshouse has been increased by eight persons, making sixteen 
inmates now being cared for by this institution. 

There is a manifest want of room at the house, both for working 
purposes and sleeping apartments. We would recommend the 
building of an addition. 

The barn should also be enlarged, as it is inadequate to the wants 
of the institution. 


FIRE DEPARTMENT. 


At the last annual meeting an appropriation was made to procure 
for the town a chemical engine and build a house for the same. A 
committee was appointed consisting of the Board of Engineers and 
Selectmen to carry out said vote. 

A contract was made with Messrs J. H. Burt & Co. (they being 
the lowest bidders), for the construction of an engine-house, to be 
built of brick, the committee having voted unanimously to con- 
struct it of that material. 

A Babcock chemical engine with all the latest improvements 
was contracted for. 

A pair of horses suitable for drawing the engine to any part of 
the town were purchased. <A set of patent swinging harness was 
purchased; also a supply wagon, built at Concord, N. H., was 
obtained. 

In order to render the department as efficient as possible, tele- 
phonic communication has been established, and boxes have been 
located at East Milton and the Lower Mills connecting with the 
engine-house. 

Considerable grading has been done around the house, and the 
entrance to the same paved with granite blocks. In carrying out 
the instructions of the town, it has been our purpose to obtain the 
best that could be procured. 


HEALTH. 


As there has been no contagious disease requiring the attention 
of the Board, little has been done. An occasional nuisance has 


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been reported, and, so far as possible, the cause for complaint has 
been removed. ‘The labors of the health officer has caused marked 
improvement in various localities. 


FINANCE. 


Our financial condition is such that we can say we owe no person 
a dollar, and have about ten thousand dollars in the treasury ; and 
this has been accomplished with a rate of taxation of only five 
dollars on the thousand; and while our expenditures must neces- 
sarily increase, as we are at the very threshold of the city, and 
improvements must keep pace with the times, still all the neces- 
saries can be had without increase in the rate. 


J. WALTER BRADLEE. 
JOHN H. BURT. 
OTIS S. GODFREY. 


*” 


REPORT 


OF THE 


ROAD COMMISSIONERS. : 


Tue expenditures upon the roads for the current year have been 
nearly as follows : — 


FOR PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS. 


Harland Street ; : ; ; ‘ : : F $600 


School Street ; : : : : : : J 400 
Randolph Avenue, below Mr. Vose’s_ ; : : 1,700 
AY 8 ‘¢ Sigourney Hollow °. : ; 700 
West Districts , : ; : p : 4 : 1,000 

Mattapan : ; : ; ; i : : : 650 
Milton Hill Road . : ; ; ‘ : : : 855 
aS BS “paving : , : ° : : 1,300 
$7,205 


And for general care of the roads about $7,000 more. 

Owing to a misapprehension, the expenses were larger than they 
might have been, but we can give the reasonable assurance that 
none of the money has been wasted or lost, but has gone into the 
permanent improvement. 

In consequence of rains of unusual violence, it has been difficult 
to keep the surface of the roads constantly in good order, without 
a larger force than we are able to employ with our present appro- 
priation. 

We are more than ever impressed with the importance of the 
question of the roads in relation to the prosperity, development, 
and comfort of the town, and are satisfied that any reasonable ap- 
propriation for their care and improvement is good economy, 
always providing that it is honestly and intelligently expended. 


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While we have made improvements on the roads with the means 
at our disposal, we are aware that much better work could be done 
provided the town were supplied with proper machinery, the first 
cost of which, though large, would be amply repaid in the perma- 
nent results. The town would do well to buy asteam stone breaker 
and roller, at a cost probably of about $6,000, which could be used 
for the purpose of preparing stone and rolling the roads afterwards. 
It should also have one or more watering carts, as, with the pump 
which we bought this year, they can be filled from any brook near 
the road that is being worked upon. We should not, however, 
‘advise the expenditures necessary for these improvements at this 
time. the town having voted for a new road, which will require a 
large outlay for the coming year. 

We should also advise a moderate expenditure for the laying 
down of permanent plank sidewalks from the principal schools and 
railroad stations, at the rate of one or two miles a year. 

By an article in the warrant of last year, the town voted to put 
in order and fence the squares. Upon looking into the matter, we 
decided to postpone action, as the subject admitted some thought. 
To do this properly and well will require an outlay of about one 
thousand dollars. While intending in all cases to carry out the 
wishes of the town, we think it wiser to submit estimates of the cost 
of work of any magnitude before beginning it, even though this 
necessitates delay. 

The difficulty and expense of obtaining good gravel in sufficient 
quantities, at fair rates, and the fact that we require large quanti- 
ties of it, have made it seem wise for us to buy, at fair prices, some 
pieces of land containing gravel, and also the right to take gravel 
from some pits now in use, which we recommend to the town to 
take at the price paid for them. These are the Hicks lot on Blue 
Hill Avenue, and a lot near Mattapan upon the same road, the first 
at $1,200, the second at $500. 

We take this occasion to state that the time and labor required 
by the performance of the duties of this commission are so great 
that we have to ask for the members the hearty co-operation and sup- 
port of the town, as this alone would induce us or any other proper 
persons to undertake so burdensome a duty; and as these labors 


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must increase until the town is provided with much better roads, 
we feel that all the encouragement that can be safely given will be 
needed in order to accomplish the best results. 

We invite the widest criticisms and most general interest, and 
will receive all suggestions with respectful attention. 

We recommend an appropriation of $15,000 for the general care 
and improvement of the roads, and $2,000 for building sidewalks, 
for the coming year. | 

The details of the expenditures will be found in the accounts of 
the superintendent, Mr. Tucker. 

O. W. PEABODY, 

G. K. GANNETT, 

J. LITTLEFIELD. 
Commissioners of Highways. 


REPORT 


OF 


TRUSTEES OF MILTON CEMETERY. 


Tur Trustees of the Cemetery beg to report that the work of the 
last year has been generally satisfactory and the progress consid- 
erable. The labor and expense of gradually putting in order the 
new piece of land are a large addition to the care of the trustees. 

The prospect of making an ornamental pond is very good. An 
appropriation of one thousand dollars for this puspose is recom- 
mended. 

The trustees have made some slight alterations in carrying out 
the plan adopted by the town for the laying out, as well as in re- 
serving for the purpose of holding memorial services, a space 
adapted to that object which can be arranged for the comfort of all 
attending these interesting occasions. 

The trustees congratulate you upon the rapidly growing interest 
in the cemetery, as shown by the increasing number of visitors, both 
amongst ourselves and strangers, and are glad to perceive that the 
- general treatment of lots and open spaces with turf and trees, 
rather than with elaborate and costly marbles or flowers, meets 
with almost universal approbation. 

The extravagant use of flowers and ornamental stone in some of 
the more celebrated cemeteries about us has already led to a de- 
cided reaction in favor of our more simple and appropriate treat- 
ment. 

In view of the considerable enlargement of the cemetery and in- 
creased work involved by it, the trustees recommend an appropri- 
» ation of $3,000 for the coming year, exclusive of the sum named 


for the pond. 
O. A. PEABODY, Chairman. 


S. A. BURT. 
A. K. TEELE. 

A. L. HOLLINGSWORTH. 

J. WALTER BRADLEE, Secretary. 


REPORT 


OF 


TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC LIBRARY. 


Tue trustees, in common with other citizens of the town, have 
long felt the need of better accommodations for our library. An 
opportunity to supply this want was offered early in the year by 
the proprietors of the new block erected on the former sight of the 
old library, which the trustees thought it their duty to improve, 
and have secured a room large enough to accommodate the library 
many years, and finished more in accord with modern taste and the 
spirit of the times than the old room. This will somewhat increase 
the annual expense of the library; but the trustees think the town 
will justify their action in consideration of the improved accommo- 
dations. 

Three hundred and six volumes have been added to the library 
during the year, making the number now 8,942. Upon the urgent 
request of citizens of East Milton, the trustees tried the experi- 
ment of transporting books to and from the library for the people 
of that section, at the expense of the town, and finding that the 
increase in circulation warranted it, have continued it. An addi- 
tional inducement to do this was the liberality of the people of that 
part of the town in raising nearly $600 to hire a reading-room and 
furnish it with papers and magazines. , 

The trustees tender the sincere thanks of the town to Mr. H. P. 
Kidder for a valuable oil painting by Voltz, of Munich, to add to 
the attractions of the new room. The American Art Review has 
been sent us during the year by Augustus Hemmenway, Esq. We 
are also under obligations to the publishers of the Dedham Tran- 
script, Norfolk County Gazette, and Musical Herald for their publi- 
cations. 

The usual bulletin of books — added during the year — has been 
issued and distributed throughout the town. The number of books 
taken from the library during the year has been as large as usual. 
No books have been lost for two years. 


E. D. WADSWORTH, 
Sor the Trustees. 


ENGINEERS’ REPORT. 


Mitton, Feb. 1, 1882. 


To THE HoNoRABLE BOARD OF SELECTMEN : 


Gentlemen,— The close of another year renders it our duty to 
submit to you a report upon the condition of the Fire Department 
for the year ending this date, containing a list of the several com- 
panies, and schedule of apparatus in their charge; also a state- 
ment of fires and alarms which have occurred during the year. 

The roll of the department at present numbers eighty-one mem- 
bers, comprising a chief and four assistant engineers, one hand- 
engine company, one hook and ladder company, one chemical-en- 
gine company, and one hose company. ‘The number of men now 
attached to the different companies and schedule of their apparatus 
are as follows, viz. : —- 

Hydrant Engine Company, No. 1: 48 men; J. F. Lord, fore- 
man; W. A. Smith, assistant foreman. One hand engine, one> 
hose jumper, 30 feet suction hose, 850 feet leading hose, 5 lanterns, 
5 rubber coats, 2 axes, also life ropes, hose ropes, and spanners. 

Granite Hook and Ladder Company : 17 men; G. F. Choate, fore- 
man; E. J. Eaton, assistant foreman. The carriage is equipped 
with 6 ladders of various lengths, 2 splice ladders, one 40 and 
one 30 feet, 2 guy ropes, 22 leather and 8 wooden buckets, 2 
large hooks with chains and ropes attached, 2 hand hooks with 
poles, 2 crotch poles, 2 forks, 2 crowbars, 2 fire axes, 2 plaster 
hooks, 6 common Johnson pumps, and 2 with 30 feet 3-inch rubber 
hose attached, 5 lanterns, 12 life ropes, and 1 extra ladder 
hook. 

90’s Hose Company: 4 men, under the charge of Engineer Chap- 
man; 2 hose jumpers, 650 feet leading hose, 1 axe, 3 lanterns, 


hose ropes, spanners. 


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Chemical Engine Company, No. 1: 6 men; W. H. Sias, 
foreman; Fred Sanford, assistant foreman; J. H. Shepherd, 
driver. By the purchase of the chemical engine, we consider 
a great addition has been made to the department. It is 
a double-tank engine of 60 gallons each; was built by the 
Chicago Fire Extinguisher Company, and is a most excel- 
lent machine, is equipped with 200 feet ?-inch rubber hose, 24 feet 
suction hose, and force pump for filling tanks, fire axe, ‘plaster 
hook, rubber buckets, fire hats, rubber coats, acid bottles, and soda 
bags. We have in use the Barry patent swinging harness, which 
hangs suspended by weights over the poles of the engine. 

The horses, an excellent pair, well adapted for their work, are in 
_ fine condition ; their weight at present is 2,400 pounds. 

The reservoirs and buildings of the department remain the same 
as last reported, with the addition of the chemical-engine house, 
which was built the past season, in the rear of Town Hall. This is 
a substantial brick building, with an excellent cellar, a commodious 
engine-room on first floor, with stalls for horses, and a tenement 
of four rooms above. The house is connected by telephone at all 
hours, with R. L. Chapman’s house at Lower Mills, and W. B. 
Randlett’s at East Milton. It is also accessible, through the cen- 
tral office, between the hours of seven A. M. and nine P. M., by all 
parties having telephones. 

The department, or a portion of it, has been called out eleven 
times during the year, five times for alarms of fire in neighboring 
villages, and six times for fires in town. The alarms occurred in 
the following order: April 29, alarm caused by burning woods at 
West Quincy; June 24, slight fire at Nickerson’s mill, at Lower 
Mills, caused by sparks from chimney; August, fire at West 
Quincy (Reardon’s barn) ; September 26, slight fire in closet in the 
residence of Thomas Madden, on Highland Street; November 16, 
alarm from box 351, Boston, fire in J. H. Bourne’s paint shop ; 
November 26, alarm from box 352, Boston, fire in stable of John 
Conness, River Street; November 24, fire in chimney in the resi- 
dence of Mrs. Samuel Adams; January 13, residence of Isaac Loud, 
East Milton, partly destroyed; cause of fire unknown; loss on 
building, $1,800, insured; loss on furniture, $500, no insurance ; 


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January 21, firein chimney at the residence of F. Sanford ; & anuary 
22, dwelling-house at Wollaston; loss, $11,000, insured; cause, 
defective flue; January 30, slight fire between stable of G. Skinner 
and shed of E. D. Wadsworth, at East Milton. Several fires have 
occurred to which no alarm was given, but by timely discovery 
were easily extinguished. 

We recommend the appropriation of $2,500 for the current ex- 
penses for the ensuing year. We would also recommend the pur- 
chase of an alarm bell, to be placed in the tower of the Town Hall, 
and struck by wire from the engine house; also, the extension of 
the telephone line as soon as possible. 

Our thanks are due your honorable Board for the courtesy shown 
on all occasions ; also, to the officers and members of the different 
companies of the department for their promptness in responding 
when called upon. 


Respectfully submitted, 


W.S. LEAVITT, Chief. 
W.B. RANDLETT, Clerk. 
J. H. BURT. 

R. L. CHAPMAN. 

JOHN B. BADGER. 


‘DISBURSEMENTS. 


FOR SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS. 


HIGH SCHOOLS. 


TEACHERS’ SALARIES. 


Paid Hiram Tuell, forty weeks . $1,800 00 
Miss H. T. Hallowell, forty weeks 750 00 
, FUEL AND CARE OF ROOMS. 

Paid O. S. Godfrey, 24,630 pounds coal $77 48 
i een OO brs 11 50 

N.C. Sias, charcoal 3 80 
Thomas Lennon, janitor 33 50 
Thomas J. Ward, janitor oT 87 
Ann Ward, cleaning rooms . 8 00 

‘ « INCIDENTAL EXPENSES. 

Paid John A. Tucker, repairs $18 05 
S. L. Tucker & Sons, supplies 3 32 

A. Grammer, repairing 2 25 

A. Hobbs, cleaning clocks 3 00 

R. L. Chapman, stock and labor . 2 50 


NORTH SCHOOL. 


TEACHERS’ SALARIES. 


eam SE AT) 1A 


192 15. ° 


29 12 


$2,771 27 


Paid Clarence Boylston, forty weeks . - $1,200 00 

Miss H. D. Hutchinson, forty weeks 900 00 

Miss A. 8. Waite, forty weeks 340 G0 
———— $2,040 00 


Amount carried forward . 


- $2,040 Ov 


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Amount brought forward 
FUEL AND CARE OF ROOMS. 
Paid O. S. Godfrey, 28,480 pounds coal . $89 53 


. $2,040 00 


N.C. Sias, charcoal . ‘ ; : 3 80 
John Ryan, janitor. : : ; 68 96 
Mrs. Cunningham, cleaning rooms ; 12 50 
Mrs. Morrisey, cleaning rooms . 3 5 00 
ma 179 79 
INCIDENTALS. 
Paid R. L. Chapman, setting glass. 3 $4 51 
James McGowan, cleaning vaults, etc. 12 00 
H. B. Martin, cash paid sundries : 5 00 
W. & T. McDermott, cleaning yard 1 75 
A. Hobbs, repairing clock . ; 7 1 00 
Walter Preston, supplies 1 35 
oar 25 59 
$2,245 38 
EAST SCHOOL. 
TEACHERS’ SALARIES. 
Paid O. A. Andrews, forty weeks - . $1,200 00 
Miss C. F. Spear, twenty weeks . - 225 00 
Miss A. F. Kelley . : : ; 8 00 
Miss Emma Zeigler . 7 : 6 40 
Miss Fannie Potter, sixteen Er ; 180 00 
Miss C. E. Mahew, forty weeks . -«. 900.00 
Miss S. V. Breck, forty weeks. - 840 00 
—  —— $2,459 40 
FUEL AND CARE OF ROOMS. 
Paid O. S. Godfrey, 45,955 pounds coal . $144 61 
N.C. Sias, charcoal .. 4 : . 8 36 
W. I. Powell, janitor . ° : mica © esd OL Pg 
-- 299 97 
Amount carried forward ; ~ : ; - $2,759 37 


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Amount brought forward 


INCIDENTALS. 


Paid C. F. Tarbox, settees 


J. Babcook & Co., supplies 

R. L. Chapman, repairs, etc. 
W.I. Powell, cleaning well, etc. 
J. H. O’Neil, stock and labor 


SOUTH SCHOOL. 


TEACHERS’ SALARIES. 


Paid Miss L. J. Bartlett, forty weeks . 


FUEL AND CARE OF ROOMS. 


Paid O. 8S. Godfrey, 16,810 pounds coal 


Charles H. Thayer, janitor . 
Charles K. Hunt, wood 

Elbridge Snow, ee 

Mrs. S. E. Berry, cleaning rooms 


INCIDENTALS. 


Paid O. 8S. Godfrey, lumber and cement 


John Sullivan, labor 

W. A. Berry, repairs 

F. H. Trow, painting . 

Henry F. Thayer, services and cash 
paid : : : : . 

_G. Haynes & Son, supplies é 


~ 2 $9,739 37 


$525 00 


48 47 


$2,807 84 


128 28 


261 50 


—_——__ 


$914 78 


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WEST SCHOOL. 


TEACHERS’ SALARIES. 
Paid Daniel G. Thompson, forty weeks . $1,200 00 
Miss Mary E. Upham, be e 84208,00 


Miss Emma L. Zeigler : : ; 8 00 
———————#) 1 G50) 0) 


FUEL AND CARE OF ROOMS. 
Paid O. S. Godfrey, 31,150 pounds coal . $100 24 


N.C. Sias, charcoal . : : : 3 80 
O. S. Godfrey, wood . f : : 2 00 
C. H. Merriam, Jr., janitor . : ; 19 50 
J. W. Bradlee, Jr., Se 4. 2 : 48 50 
Mrs. J. Welsh, cleaning rooms . ee 6 50 
180 54 
INCIDENTALS. 
Paid J. H. Burt & Co., hanging bell, ete. . $19 50 
G. Haynes & Son, register, grate, etc. . 12 50 
J. O. Whittemore, repairing lightning 
rods - ; - : : : 5 00 
S. L. Tucker & Sons, supplies. ‘ 6 38 
Austin & Fellows, dusters . : : 2 00 
R. L. Chapman, stock and labor . 7 13 35 
58 73 
$1,872 27 
CENTRE SCHOOL. 
TEACHERS SALARIES. 
Paid Winthrop Packard, five weeks . O62 HOO 
Miss Mary E. Parsons, four weeks : 52 50 
Orrin W. Sears, thirty My Sr DUgG 
Miss Ida F. Sears, forty oe -»- 900)00 
$1,365 00 


/ 


Amount carried forward ‘ : : . $1,365 00 — 


20 


Amount brought forward. . $1,365 00 
FUEL AND CARE OF ROOMS. 
Paid O. S. Godfrey, 39,125 pounds coal $124 42 
N.C. Sias, charcoal . : : : 3 80 
John Hickey, janitor . : : : 31 33 
Thomas J. Ward, °° 51 50 
Ann Ward, cleaning rooms . 8 50 
219 55 
INCIDENTALS. 
Paid James Whalan, draining cellar, etc. . $20 22 
John A. Tucker, repairs 60 1% 
R. L. Chapman, ‘* 24 51 
T. J. Ward, shovelling snow “ 3 20 
S. L. Tucker & Sons, supplies. ; 70 
Walter Preston, KR p : 90 
A. Grammer, s é : 8 40 
nee 118 10 
$1,702 65 
PLEASANT STREET SCHOOL. 
TEACHERS SALARIES. 
Paid Miss Alma G. Pierce, forty weeks $875 00 
Miss Olive Holbrook, ‘ 43 475 00 
——— $1,350 00 
FUEL AND CARE OF ROOMS. 
Paid O. S. Godfrey, 29,125 pounds of coal. $93 41 
N. C. Sias, charcoal 4 18 
Geo. F. Badger, janitor . : : 40 00 
T. S. McWhirk, 28 : : : 10 50 
Mrs. McWhirk, washing rooms 10 00 
Mrs. Brophy, . oe 10 00 
168 09 


Amount carried forward . sel ee , 


$1,518 09 


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Amount brought forward . 
INCIDENTALS. 

Paid G. F. Badger, supplying water . - $15 00 
ze ‘¢ ladder and hook . A 6 00 
Boston Lightning Rod Co., . ; , 97 75 
Thomas Gordon, care grounds. : 11 06 
J. Babcock & Co., supplies . : : 2 00 
T. S. McWhirk, washing towels . 4 38 


MATTAPAN SCHOOLS. 


TEACHERS’ SALARIES. 


Paid Mrs. S. A. Williams, thirty weeks - $300 00 
Miss Fannie Potter, three ae A 30 00 
Miss Emily Holbrook, sixteen ‘¢ ee LOUAUO 


FUEL AND CARE OF ROOMS. 


Paid O. S. Godfrey, 27,280 pounds coal . $87 69 
N. C. Sias, charcoal . - : . 3 80 


John Tolman, janitor . : ; : 78 00 
O. S. Godfrey, wood . : ‘ ; 1 56 
INCIDENTALS. 


Paid J. H. Burt & Co., repairs . : : $2 50 
S. L. Tucker & Son, supplies : : 1 62 

J. O. Whittemore, repairing lightning 
rods. : ; ‘ . : : 2 00 


$1,518 09 


132 19 


$1,650 28 


$490 00 


171 05 


6 12 


$667 1 


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MISCELLANEOUS SCHOOL EXPENSES. 


Paid George I. Aldrich, superintendent of 
schools . ; : ; 3 . $1,100 00 
Henry G. Carey, teacher of singing . 500 00 
William Bourne & Co., three pianos . 545 00 
Edward L. Pierce, legal advice . : 39 00 
Rockwell & Churchill, printing report . 72 
Hiram Tuell, books and supplies . ~ )  '23%43 
Whall’s Express . : , : : Dd 05 
George A. Smith, supplies . ; : 122 23 
New England School Furnishing Com- 
pany, supplies . y : ; 7 107 02 
Wm. Ware & Co., supplies . ; : 51 07 
Winkley, Thorp & Dresser, supplies. 42 32 
G. I. Aldrich, car fare, telegrams, etc. 31 03 
M. W. Tewsbury, supplies . : ; 25 35 
O. Ditson & Co., a ; : : 19 20 
Cowperthwait & Co., supplies. A 16 80 
Rockwell & Churchill, printing . : 16 25 
Hall & Whiting, supplies. ; : BEML ng 
Lee & Shepard, oe : : : 10 40 
John Gould, a , 
A. Hinds, 4 ‘ 
D. Appleton & Co., supplies 
H. F. Miller, repairing piano - 
Wm. Bense & Co., printing 
R. S. Davis & Co., supplies 
J. W. Gilman & Co., * 
W. Small & Co., AS 
G. H. Gay, expressage 
Jones Bros., supplies 
Ginn, Heath & Co., supplies 
Samuel Fisher, 2 
J. Breck & Son, dressing 
EK. J. Farrington, printing 


00 


wmoworFrFrP WOU MD DW YQ er © 
se ; 
co 


$2,813 88 


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RECAPITULATION OF SCHOOL. 


High School 


VOrtlis @5* 

East oe 

South ; ‘ 

West i 

Centre. ‘‘ ; : 
Pleasant Street School 
Mattapan Ge 


Miscellaneous 


Total school expenses 
Amount of appropriation . 


Amount in excess of appropriation 


. $2,771 27 
2,245 38 
2,807 84 

914 78 
1,872 27 
1,702 65 
1,650 28 

667 17 
2.813 88 


$17,445 52 
17,000 00 


oo 


$445 52 


COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF SCHOOL EXPENSE 


“ FOR SIX YEARs. 
1876, $13,910 92 1878, $16,076 93 


1877, 14,801 57 1879, 16,038 05 


1880, $17,087 76 


17,445 52 


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POOR DEPARTMENT. 


SUPPORT OF POOR IN ALMSHOUSE. 


Paid Calvin Sanford and wife, superintendent 
andmatron . : 5 : . $487 50 


GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. 


Paid S. L. Tucker & Son, groceries . . $371 59 
Walter Preston, eS : : 256 91 
R. E. Cook, fish . P : : : 21 51 


F. E. Sanford, milk . : : : 13 44 
Henry B. Martin, clothing . : : 34 49 


HAY, GRAIN, AND FLOUR. 
Paid Samuel Gannett . : : ; . $3801 53 


FUEL. 
Paid O. S. Godfrey, 16 tons coal : . $104 02 
DRY GOODS. 
Paid H. Kendall : ; ; : . *,.$91 55 
S. W. Johnson, shoes . : : : 22 50 
E. C. Almy & Co., clothing : i 26 00 


Brooks, Walbridge & Co., carpet . : 17 60 


MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES. 


Paid M. Donehue, manure . s : . $40 50 


H. J. Gilbert, pigs ; 38 00 
G. Haynes & Son, range a caeplese 113 33 
Parker & Gannett, plough . : ; 15 00 


J. H. Burt & Co., repairs . : 4 70 07 
Milton Ice Co., ice . : ; : 13 93 


Amount carried forward . rs , ; 


$487 


697 


301 


104 


157 


290 


$2,039 


94 


02 


45 


83 


25 


Amount brought forward : 

Paid J. N. Bullard, manure - ; iL cao 
E. Blackman, blacksmith, . ; : 15 41 
J. A. Sanford, extra sewing : : 9 00 
R. L. Chapman, paintimg . : : 10 45 
F. W. K. Nye, medicine. : ° 16 34 
Dr. C. C. Holmes, attendance ._. 25 00 


Dr. W. S. Everett, 8 : : 5 00 
W. H. Chubbuck, killing hogs . é 4 50 
A. Grammer, repairs . Se: - 3 45 
Gay’s Express . : : ; : 1 25 


T. B. Moses, Jr., carriage . ‘ ; 39 00 
J. EK. Libby, heifer . : : : 25 00 
J. Strangman, repairing harness. : 4 76 
A.E. Hunt, butchering . : : 4 50 
Calvin Sanford, billspaid .  .  . 33 70 


$2,039 27 


205 86 


$2,245 13 


AMOUNT OF STOCK AND TOOLS AT ALMSHOUSE. 


Frepruary 1, 1882. 


1 horse, $150; 1 cow, $65; 1 heifer, $60 

1 covered wagon, $50; 1 covered wagon, $35 

1 tip-cart, $30; 1 carriage harness, $35; 1 sleigh, $10, 

34 tons English hay, $77; 2 tons oat fodder, $32; 1 
tons swale, $7. 

Grain, $7; 5 swine, $50; neue $20 ; 1 whooliaee 


row $3. ; ‘ : : ; A : : 
I wagon harness, $5; 1 cart harness, $7.50; 2 
plough harnesses, $10. ° 


3 ladders, $2.50; 16 stone hammers, $10; ae nae, 
rakes, etc., $5 : ; : : ; 

1 crow-bar, manure forks, rakes, etc., $2.00; 3 draft 
chains, $4 ; : ; ° é : 


Amount carried forward : : ; : 


$275 00 
85 00 
75 00 
116 00 
80 00 
22 50 


17 50 


6 00 


$677 00 


26 


Amount brought forward. : : : 2 OTROU 
2 lap robes, $4; 1 halter, 2 blankets, surcingles, bells, 


and brush, $5 : : 7 9 00 
3 forks, 4 rakes, $1.50 ; sea cutter a feed ies $7; 

harrow, $5 : ; : 3 : : : 13 50 
1 grindstone, $3; 3 baskets, set measures, etc., $3. 6 00 
70 pounds sugar, $7; 2 barrels flour, $18; 50 pounds 

crackers, $4.50 : t 29 50 
1 box soap, $6; 4 pounds tea, $9. 80; 4 Bene somes 

$1.40 } ; 10 20 
21 gallons molasses, $1.50 ; oy ead biftter, $19. 99: 

spices, $l . , ’ h : ; ; 15 42 
30 pounds lard, $4.50; 100 pounds corned beef, $8. 12 50 
100 pounds pork, $11; 20 pounds ham, $2.40; 23 bar- 

rels potatoes, $75 . ; : : : 88 40 


1 barrel apples, $2.25 ; 320 Pancue vinegar, $60 : 66 25 
12 empty barrels, $18; 1 bushel beans, $2; 93 tons 


coal : : ; : ; ; , A 62 00 
8 cords wood, $64; saws, bits, and axes, $8.80 . ‘ 72 80 
Tackle water and coal sifter, $1 . 1 00 

$1.063 57 


Amount of stock and tools, Feb. 1,1881 . : 4 904 80 


Greater valuation than 1881 ‘ : | ; P ott SLOSHET 


Expenses of the almshouse ; i : : - $2,245 138 
Less excess in valuation . é ; oe a LOSE. 
‘¢ sale of farm produce : é ‘ 147 52 


‘* amount to be received from State for 


support of E. Sargent . ‘ : 96 00 
402 29 


ee 


Net cost of almshouse : : : . acta $1,842 84 


Whole number of inmates remaining in the house Feb. 

dL OS cine : ° ; ‘ ‘ . : 16 
Admitted during the year . , aah: : : 9 
Discharged. _. : ‘ : ‘ : : a tah 2 


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NAMEs AND AGES OF THOSE REMAINING Fes. 1, 1882. . 


Chas. Pierce, 69 years; Eliphalet Sargent, 51 years; Mary 
Hunt, 81 years; Ellen Crane, 56 years; Margaret McWhirk, 50 
years; Harriet Sloan, 34 years; Horace Irving Sloan, 8 years; 
Benjamin Elbert Sloan, 5 years; Frank Vose, 40 years; Sarah 
Vose, 42 years; Willie Vose, 11 years; Curtis Vose, 9 years; 
Norah Vose, 7 years; Ida Vose, 5 years; Emma Vose, 4 years; 
Kunice Vose, 2 years. 

One hundred and seventy-three transients have been furnished 
with food and a night’s lodging. 


OUTSIDE POOR DEPARTMENT. 
INSANE. CASES. 


Paid Board William Whelan . . —. $215 27 
sc 5 Peter. Murphy .. > > oot LOor.64. 
‘¢ = Lemuel T. Hathaway : iw Lom ce 


- $517 63 
CITY OF BOSTON. 
Harriet A. Tucker ? ‘ : . $86 00 
Mary E. Copeland : : y ; 48 00 
Mary Russell : ; : ; : 5 00 
Rose Thompson . : 2 : : 4 00 
Ellen Davis : : : : : Pad 
= 145 73 
TOWN OF EVERETT. 
Frank H. Vose and family : : : ; 330 52 


CITY OF WORCESTER. } 
Burial of H. A. Griswold. : ; i : Tout0 


Mrs. M. Welch (settlement Boston). 
Paid T. L. Pearce, groceries ; 5 ; 4 ’ 60 00 


Rebecca H. Ellsworth (settlement Boston). 
Paid Naomi Ferry, care of . : , ipo SUG 


J. H. Shepherd, funeral expenses . ; 27 00 
59 00 


Amount carried forward. : ; ; Bat Bley Wee fet! fe) 


28 


Amount brought forward. : ; 


Frank Hart (State pauper). 
Paid J. Babcock & Co., groceries 
F. Walters, rent . 


Horace Hutchinson. 
Paid Jane Marble, care of . 
Ida F. Fish. 
Paid H. F. Fish, board of . 
Mrs. Eliza Thayer. 
Paid Mrs. S. G. Thayer, board of 
Mrs. A. H. Shedd, board of . 


Mary A. Hodgdon. 

Paid J. H. Edwards, board of 
Martin Gibbons. 

Paid S. L. Tucker & Sons, groceries . 
Wm. Nickerson (State pauper). 


Paid Walter Preston, groceries for 
Estate S. K. Bayley, rent for 


Mrs. James Flemming (Hyde Park 
settlement). 

Paid 8. L. Tucker & Son, groceries for 
J. L. Brown. 

Paid S. L. Tucker & Son, groceries for 
James Lewis (City Newburyport). 

Paid S. L. Tucker & Son, groceries 
Mrs. Lydia Adams. 

Paid J. Babcock & Co., groceries 
Mrs. Eliza Perry. 

Paid J. Babcock & Co., groceries : : 
Mrs. Mary Russell. 

Paid Walter Preston, groceries . , ° 

Dr. J. S. Greene, attendance 


Amount carried forward . 


- $1,127 98 
$21 88 
5 00 
26 88 
132 00 
153 00 
$78 00 
98 00 
176 00 
55 00 
16 00 
$14 00 
pepL00 
19 00 
11 00 
16 00 
27 00° 
° 64 02 
; 12 09 
$6 00 
8 00 
14 00 


. $1,849 97 


29 


Amount brought forward ° ° . $1,849 97 
Mrs. Goodall. 
Paid Dr. Davis, attendance 25 00 
J. Babcock & Co., groceries 5 : 8 00 
J. B. Newcomb, provisions . 3 00 
36 00 
Paid Margaret Holmes ° 24 00 
W. H. Snow, board Miss Nancy Bente 32 00 
MISCELLANEOUS OUTSIDE EXPENSES. 
Paid S. W. Alden, taking Hathaway to 
Taunton . $11 50 


J. H. Shepherd, eariar Mrs. “Wield ~ 25 00 


Dr. J. S. Greene, Hathaway case : 2 00 
Miss E. R. Swift, moving Mrs. Russell, 1 60 
Moulton & Bradley, clothing : : 9 00 


OUTSIDE POOR: COAL FURNISHED. 


Mrs. Record, 4 tons 


Connors, 3 
Beals, 
Gibbons, 
Flemming, 
French, 
Welsh, 
Brown, 
Goodal, 
Nickerson, 
Davis, 


pe 9 


Denny, 
Hart, 
Graney, 


me DP 1D Oe DD OD ME 


Amount carried forward 


66 


$28 00 


49 10 


ee ee 


$1,991 07 


30 


Amount brought forward . : : : . $192 89 
Mrs. Farley, SPRLONS paz ‘ : . $21 80 
Huchanwa io ess : : : b 21 00 
Cokeley, 14° * : : : 7 10 50 
Sias, ra 28 00 
UAUSHOL seu st uh? 3.7 
PA AS ytan Zin ee 17 20 
Scully, Lied os 10 90 
PLUG Gis Wiores he : ‘ 13 50 
Hopkins;sedir “and wood |. } 8 75 
Caswellje 2. *s 13 50 
Morris, 2S he: 13 50 
OCKGr, =< 22.) i 13 50 
Joyce, A) Wer : : : : 13 50 
Perry, LSA a wWOOUF) es ; 13 63 
Tirrell : x : : : : 6 75 
Bent . : 4 : : ‘ : 7 00 

216 83 

$409 68 

Total outside support : y ; : SS SO: AOUEi 

Total inside support sah tis ‘ ; : : - 1,840 84 

Total cost of poor : : : : : : . $4,241 59 


COMPARATIVE STATEMENT FOR. SIX YEARS. 


1876, $3,368 34 1878, $3,283 43 1880, $4,293 78 
1877, 3,959. 68 1879, 38,550 63 1881, 4,241 59 


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT. 


UNDER SUPERVISION OF SUPERINTENDENT FROM FEB. 1 TO Marc 
7, A881, 

Amount expended for maintenance of highways, lamps, 
bridges, ete. , : : : - "$655 25 
Balance on hand Feb. 1. ‘ : » $13 21 


Amount drawn from selectmen .- ‘ ‘ 642 04 
$655 25 


dl 


UnperR SUPERVISION OF ComMMISSIONERS FROM Marcu 7, 1881, TO 
Fes. 1, 1882. 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

Paid Samuel Gannett, hay and grain . ‘ : - $406 69 
E. Blackman, blacksmith . : : , ; 93 78 
D. W. Lewis, Akron pipe . : : ‘ : 239 45 
F. M. Severance, stock and labor : : : 234 37 
H. Gore & Co., pavers : Z ; ; ; 139 75 
Allen Simmons, sharpening tools. : : ; 43 09 
J. C. Brown, shoeing, etc. . : oF hy : 72 55 
oA. Hersey. ii.°* a : , : : 21 73 
J. Breck, hand roll and ae : : ; : 29 45 
Dodge, Gilbert & Co., tools. : E : ; 12 61 
Lemuel Crossman, repairs . ; hs Meek ae 59 40 
Brock « Crane, watering streets . A f : 67 15 
Henry M. Stone, one Edson pump : : ; 40 60 
D. G. Corliss, stone . , ; : ; § 8 40 
H. J. Rice & Co., stone , ‘ : " : 171) 
Strangman & Co., repairing roller ‘ : : 38 00 
E. D. Snow, care of danger signals. : ; 12 25 
S. Simmons, railing on Squantum Street. : 16 52 
O. S. Godfrey, lumber on“ ft: : : 10 87 
J. A. Tucker, halters, straps, etc. ; : : 14 75 
J. W. Fleming, repairing harness : : : 4 25. 
James Whelan, repairing culvert . ° ; : 5 50 
S. L. Tucker & Son, tools . : ; : : VATE! 
John A. Tucker, stock and labor . . i : 10 04 
John Carter, billheads . 3.25 
Parker & Gannett, tools he 3 00 
Gay’s Express . é : : : : : 1 20 
Boston Branch Store 2 72 
L. V. Bronsdon, labor of oxen. ; 1 50 
N.C. Buck, stabling horse . : ; : 5 00 
French & Coffin, hames and straps ; : , 2°37 
J. H. Burt, lumber. . ; : : ; : 7 24 


$1,677 17 


32 


BRIDGES. 


Paid A. O. Hawes, care of Granite Bridge . 
a “repair ‘6 
O. S. Godfrey, lumber for - ‘ 


Strangman & Co., bolts and spikes for Granite 


Bridge. : : : 
Walter Preston, hardware 


LAMP DEPARTMENT. 


Paid Dorchester Gas Co. . : ‘ : ° 
U.S. Street Lighting Co. | : ; 
S. G. Thayer, care of lamps : : ; 
Patrick Watson, ve! 

William Hocaday, ‘ , : : 
J. H. Whitney, : : : : 
F. H. Roper, ‘6 , ; : 
Samuel Walker, naphtha : 

S. L. Tucker & Son, lamps, burners, etc. 

R. L. Chapman, setting glass : ; 
Chas. Tileston, repairing lanterns 

Patrick Watson, repairing lanterns one year 
H. Gallagher, expressing . ‘ : - 
J. Babcock & Co., matches, wicks, etc. : 


| STONE AND GRAVEL. 
Paid J. L. Kennedy, 


160 loads stone at 6 cts., 


L. V. Bronsdon, 160 « 6 6 
John Tolman, 600 * Sf : 

i 192 eorayolae: : 
W. F. Loud, 18,570 paving blocks . 
Alvah Snow, 176 loads stone delivered, 
D. W. Tucker, 465 &“< 6 7 
Est. of Samuel Adams, 194 ‘ 66 ry: 


Amount carried forward . ; 


$208 
37 
131 


19 
12 


30 
94 
41 


51 
56 


$409 


$110 
343 
302 
216 
52 
13 
24 
145 
196 
33 
34 
25 
12 
11 


72 


39 
00 


52 


$1,520 


$9 
9 
40) 
96 
445 
o2 


22 


60 
60 
00 
00 
00 
80 


27 90 


11 


64 


$692 


o4 


33 


Amount brought forward . . : $692 54 
Paid Edward Coe, 70 loads gravel 7 00 
G. K. Gannett, 669 ‘** stone : 40 14 
David Burns, 806 gravel, 10 cts., 30 60 

N. F. Safford, 258 ¢ as - 38 70 
Granite Railway Co., 1,046 ‘ oe it 104 60 

H. J. Gilbert, 49 ‘ stone, delivered, 8 17 

C. K. Hunt, 50 f° gravel 5 00 
$926 75 

PAY ROLL. 

Paid S. L. Tucker, superintendent, 1 year . - $600 00 
J. Y. Badger, with horse, 23 days at $3 00 69 00 
J. Brophy, with horse, 47 3 00 141 00 
W. Brophy, 113 os 1 50 17 25 
James Burns, 24 a 1 50 36 00 
C. Callahan, 974 oh 1 50 145 87 
John Craig, with horse, 91 a 3 09 28 50 
Leander Chase, 1934 t 1 50 290 25 
D. Donavan, eit $4 1 50 265 54 
Roger Denny, 83 a 1 50 124 50 
John Diskin, with horse, 106 4 3 00 318 00 
John Diskin, 12} ef 1 50 18 37 
Pat. Diskin, with horse, 653 ue 3 00 196 50 
Pat. Diskin, 1 es 1 50 1 50 
John Donohoe, 2273 1 50 341 62 
Larry Donohoe, with horse, 92 os 3 00 276 00 
Michael! Donohoe, with horse, 33 ge 2 00 99 00 
John Fitzpatrick, £122 ss 1 50 168 75 
Dan’l. Fitzpatrick, withhorse, 63 8 3 00 19 50 
Philip Finnegan, 1223 as 1 50 184 12 
James Flaherty, 1343 6 1 50 201 75 
James Flaherty, 2d, 19 Sea yb) 28 50 
Michael Flaherty, 85 oe 1 50 127 50 
Luther Ford, 36} H 1 50 D4 37 
Amount carried forward . . $3,753 39 


34 


Amount brought forward. : ; : . $3,753 39 


Paid Martin Gibbons, 43 daysat $1 50 64 50 
Hoye James, with horse, 158 ae 3 00 474 00 
Thomas Haley, 2083 2 2 00 417 00 

a 3 3 1 50 4 50 
W. Hockaday, with horse, 395} os 3 00 105 75 
VOUDSEMOPING as 453 Se 3 00 136 50 

s Jr with 3 horses, re * 6200 xa" 9 00 
T. G. Hunt, with horse, 543 3 00 163 50 
Alfred Hunt, BAe ES, 9 oy 3 00 27 00 
Coleman’ Joyce ‘* * 203 ee 3 00 61 50 
Patrick vaoyce,) <*.° fs 533 es 3 00 160 50 

a hy 16 ie 1 50 24 00 
C. F. Jessup, 3 mM 1 50 4 50 
James Kearney, 943 S 1 50 141 75 
William Kelley, | 8 Og 1 50 12 00 
Harry Lyons, 173 ae 1 50 26 25 
John Lennon, 1323 oe 1 50 198 75 
Michael Laha, 1963 Oy 1 50 294 75 
Michael Morrissey, 1833 sf 1 50 275 25 
George Merrill, 69 ce 1 50 103 50 
William McGowan, 1354 ¢ 1 50 203 25 
James McGowan, 6 Se 1 50 9 00 
John McGlone, 12 “s 1 50 18 00 
John Madden, 126 x 1 50 189 00 
James Murphy, 983 = 1 50 117 75 
Thomas McDermott, ip reety eaten phe) RNS) oY 
Charles McDermott, 173 yy 1 50 26 25 
William McDermott, 13 ss 1 50 19 50 
M. McCarty, 18 a 1 50 27 00 
C. McCormick, 21 cs 1 50 31 50 
W. Nickerson, | 12 “4 1 50 18 00 
John Nihan, 44 A 1 50 66 00 
M. Nolan, 12} se 1 50 18 37 
Nathan Pond, with horse, 83 a 3 00 249 00 
John Pierce, 603 i. 1 50 90 75 


Amount carried forward . : ‘ : . $7,646 63 


Paid Henry Piper, 


395 


Amount brought forward 


W. H. Perry, 1603 
John Rooney, with horse, 20 
66 66 45 
Timothy Rooney, with horse, 73 
E. Snow, 2 123 
66 66 i 
R. G. Snow, 134 
Alvah Snow, with horse 13 
John Sullivan, with horse and 
man, 34 
S. G. Thayer, 3 
Charles Tate, 25 
Patrick Tirrell, 42 
A. W. Vose, with horse, 8 
O. Wetherbee, 85 
de ‘* horse, 105 
ty ‘¢ 3 horses, 14 
E. Wetherbee, with horse, aa 
66 66 29% 
es #e¢ ..2 horses, 53 
James Winters, 1612 
James Whalen, with horse, 10 
Timothy Welsh, 8 
James Welsh, with horse, 49 
Patrick Watson, 11 
A. D. Snow, with 2 horses, 2 
ae ‘* with 4 horses, 4 
Larry Donohoe, 2 
J. Murray, 20 


223 days at $1 


Co —S me 08 OF & Of & 


= OF me CD me 


roar a Ne ~~ ft Wy er 


. $7,646 
50 33 
50 240 
00 60 
50 67 
00 219 
00 38 
50 18 
50 20 
00 4 
00 14 
50 4 
50 38 
50 63 
00 24 
00 > 170 
50-157 

7 

00 27 
50 44 
23 

50 242 
00 30 
50 12 
00 14 
50 16 
9 

24 

50 3 
50 30 


30 


AMOUNT OF STOCK AND TOOLS. 


2 horses, $300; 8 carts, $140. : : . $440 00 
3 cart harnesses, $50; 1 set double Cone $35’. : 85 00 
1 stone wagon, $75; 1 stone drag, $2.00. ? : 77 00 
1 street roller, $275; 1 stone roller, $50. : : 325 00 
3 gravel screens, $18; 2 hay cutters, $8.00 , : 26 00 
2 grain chests, $2.00; 2 well tubs $10 : ; ; 12 00 
4 lanterns, $4.00; 1 hand roller, $18 . : : 22 00 
3 oil cans, 50 cts. ; 8 iron rakes, $6.00 : : ; 6 50 
20 shovels, $15; 4 hoes, $2.00 . ; 4 : ‘ 17 00 
2 steel bars, $6.00; 2 iron bars, $4.00 a ; 5 10 00 
1 spoon, 50 cts.; 2 paving hammers $4.50 . : 5 00 
1 pounder, $6.00; 27 picks, $25 ; . : 81 00 
4 stone hammers, $6.00; 9 stone breakers, $9. 00 . 15 00 
Drills, $6.00 ; 2 sets lead hammers, chains, etc. . . 21 00 
1 plough and two whiffletrees, $9.00; 3 currycombs and 
broom, $2.50. Sees tt ; : ; : 11 50 
Tron bands, $4.72 ; culvert stone and iron, $6. 50 . : 11 22 
Hay and grain, $2.00; drain pipe, $66 : ; : 68 00 
Edson pump ; 4 : ; ; : ; : 40 00 
$1,223 22 
Valuation of stock and tools Feb. 1, 1881 . 4 « ,a26_02 


eS 


Less valuation than last year. : : : . $102 80 


RECAPITULATION OF HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT FOR 


YEAR 1881. 
Appropriation . : : : q . $13,000 00 
es additional . : ; : 2,000 00 
Cash in hands of superintendent ; : 13 21 


ee 


$15,013 21 


Amount carried forward . : ; : eel O.0 Lap ee 


37 


Amount brought forward . : : 

Expenses of highways under superinten- 

dent. ° ‘ ° : ; : 
Expenses of highways under commission : 

Pay roll 

Stone and gravel . 

Lighting streets 

Bridges 

Miscellaneous 


Balance unexpended 


Appropriation . : : 
Amount drawn by superintendent 


66 66 


‘6 commissioners 


Unexpended balance in treasury 
Cash in hands of road commission 


Cash paid for highways, 1881 . : 
Received from sale of horse and pipe , 


Add decrease in valuation of stock and 
tools . 


Net outlay 


$15,013 21 


$15,000 00 


$642 04 
13,852 29 


ed 


. $14,493 55 


59 00 


$14,434 55 


102 80 


. $14,537 35 


14,494 33 


$505 67 
‘18 99 


Ante en 


$519 66 


COMPARATIVE STATEMENT FOR SIX YEARS. 


1876, $14,117 63 
1877, 11,833 74 


1878, $11,834 39 
1879, 11,461 62 


1880, $12,162 97 


1881, 


14,537 35 


38 


FIRE DEPARTMENT. 


HYDRANT ENGINE COMPANY. 


Paid Forty-one members one year’s service, $410 00 
William M. Clark, steward, “ i 47 50 


GRANITE HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY. 
Paid Twenty-five members one year’s ser- 
vice : ‘ : : “ - $250 00 


Elias Williams, steward, one year’s ser- 
vice ° : : : . . 39 00 


NINETY’S HOSE. COMPANY. 


Paid Five members one year’s service - $50 00 
G. Haynes & Sons, water pipes, etc. . 32 75 
J. Strangman, supplies : : : 2 56 


CHEMICAL ENGINE AND HOUSE. 
Paid J. H. Burt & Co., for building engine 


house, as per contract . : . $3,195 00 
J. H. Burt & Co., building shed, and 

extra work ° , : ; - 475 00 
Goodwillie, Wyman & Co., Babcock 

engine. ; ; , : . 2,000 00 
C. E. Barry, fixtures . ; : : 68 40 
Boston Ligtning Rod Co. . : : 63 50 
Draper & Hall, two horses . 7 » 9800 00 
J. Strangman, harnesses, etc. é : 93 40 


Abbot Downing Co., wagon : - 250 00 


MISCELLANEOUS FIRE EXPENSES, 


Paid J. Henry Shepherd, driver of chemical, $233 33 
J. Babcock & Co., supplies . VUee nt Oza On 


Amount carried forward i , . $365 93 


$457 50 


286 00 


85 81 
$828" 81 


$6,645 30 


Amount brought forward 

Paid Telephone Despatch Co. 
Samuel Gannett, grain 
O. S. Godfrey, coal 


39 


H. A. Winship, hats, etc. . 


A. W. Mitchell, badges 


L. Crossman & Son, shoeing horses 


Acid Pump Co. . 
Chas. Tileston, supplies 


Strangman & Co., repairs . 


J. Strangman, supplies 
R. L. Chapman, painting 


Walter B. Randlett, supplies 


H. Gallagher, expressage 
F. E. Sanford, wood . 


Wolworth & Co., cotton waste 


A. Grammer, curtains 
O.C.C. R. R., freight 


Thayer, Babcock & Co., acid bottles . 


Hart’s Express . 


o> Hy, Burt & Co., stock ee rate 


Total miscellaneous expenses 


Oonwewenrnnr FHI wW ON CO 


$702 56 
828 81 


ee eet 


. $1,531 387 


40 


POLICE DEPARTMENT. 


NIGHT WATCH. 
Paid George A. Harned : : « $821 25 


Samuel W. Alden : : ‘ -  O21225 
Henry A. Rich . : A ° oo Lee 
Samuel C. Hebard : : - ‘ae POOLE 2D 
Henry P. Caswell : ° : EEO aaateD 
Maurice Pierce . ; , : chi LL aio. 
Leander A. Chase : Rn rage .- 189 50 
Samuel G. Thayer : ‘ : : 96 75 
$4,204 25 
MISCELLANEOUS POLICE EXPENSES. 
Paid Samuel G. Thayer, special health officer, $182 00 
Maurice Pierce, distributing warrants, 
reports, catalogues, etc. . : - 74 00 
Samuel G. Thayer, health officer . : 81 00 
Calvin Sanford, services to April 1,1881, 
care of tramps. : 67 50 
George A. Harned, special “ue health . 27 25 
Samuel W. Alden, special . ; ‘ 22 70 
Samuel C. Hebard, ‘° ‘ 5 : 6 25 
Henry P. Caswell, ‘ : : : 11 50 
Maurice Pierce, ‘S : ; A 16 50 
Stephen Welsh se ° ° . 18 50 
John Severance, ae A ; : 11 50 
Wm. Cunningham, ‘ ; . F 9 00 
Samuel G. Stone, a - 29 75 
Henry P. Caswell, arenetia dog i ; 40 00 
Aaron W. Vose, special ; : : 4 75 
602 20 


$4,806 45 


Al 


SALARIES. 


SELECTMEN, ASSESSORS, AND OVERSEERS OF THE POOR. 


Paid J. Walter Bradlee. ° : . $550 00 
John H. Burt. : : : ce ooUs OO 
Otis S. Godfrey . : . , . 800 00 
oe $1,250 00 
TOWN CLERK. 

Paid Henry B. Martin : : . $250 00 
For Recording 68 births at 500. . : 34 00 

Pe 2 26 marriages at l5c. 3 90 

ne «© = 20 deaths at 35c. . ; 7 00 

os a imam esces Sel OC. e. : 3 10 


—_——_—_ 298 00 
TOWN TREASURER. 
Paid Charles Breck . ; é : : : ‘ 250 00 


SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. 
Paid Charles Breck . k ‘ : _ . : 15 00 


COLLECTOR OF TAXES. 
Paid Simeon Emerson A . : é , 500 00 


BOARD OF ENGINEERS. 


Paid Board . : 5 ; , ; $50 00 
Clerk ¢ , : i : : 15 00 
65 00 
AUDITORS. 
Paid John Vose . : : : - $50 00 
P. McDermott . : : : : 50 00 
100 00 


$2,478 00 


42 


TOWN HALLS AND LOT. 


Paid J. Henry Shepherd, janitor ‘ - $216 67 


J. H. Burt & Co. 5 : ‘ : 44 07 
R. L. Chapman, painting old hall " 125 70 
O. S. Godfrey, coal . : : : 165 84 
G. Haynes & Son, outside lanterns, 


repairing roof, etc. : 71 02 
G. Haynes & Son, dating: iia care of 

machine. : - 39 28 
G. Haynes & Son, feed pipes, etc. 55 00 


G. F. Dalton, gas pipe (1879) . : 18 00 
S. P. Crossman, slates and repair on | 


roof j : : : : - 14 00 
J. S. Paine, furniture , : : 17 50 
J. Babcock & Co., supplies : 4 97 
‘S.L. Tucker & Son, ‘‘ , : 3 18 
A.C. Sias, charcoal . : 2 66 
W.H. Crossman, repairing roof . 5 02 
J. H. Burt & Co., building fence on 

Tilden line . ‘ : oe OLOsOe 
J. H. Burt & Co., building drain : 40 38 
J. Fitzpatrick, manure and spreading, 59 12 
John Rooney, eS rf o AZ 50 
Wm. Cunningham, mowing ; : 3 00 
Con. McCormack, haying . ‘ ( 9 00 
James Breck & Son, lawn mower : 16 50 


$782 91 


343 12 


Se 


$1,126 03 


43 


PRINTING AND STATIONERY. 


Paid Samuel R. Moseley, 1,000 Reports : : . $260 00 
‘ i printing : : ; 5 00 
Rockwell & Churchill, 6 : : : ; 78 43 

M. R. Warren, stationery ° : . : . 8 75 

C. K. Darling ee : : Rise cris : 4 40 
Fred A. Berry 4 : : ; : : 2 20 
Winkley, Thorp & Dresser, stationery . AS-i 1 50 
$360 28 


STATE AID TO SOLDIERS. 


(State Aid, Chap 301, Acts 1879, to be reimbursed by State.) 


Baxter, George O., Company F, 40th Regiment . te) O00 
Bronson, Charles, AS estoy hai *f =e a 48 00 
Buchan, William, sc 2D, 32d B : ; 48 00 
Dunican, Patrick, «6 6 6G, 382d $s ; : 48 00 
Brown, Sylvester, c¢ 6 6G, 35th ae , : 48 00 
Hoffman, AndrewG., ‘* K, 11th ee : : 72 00° 
Long, George, ‘¢ 6 OB, 2d Battery . 3 : 48 00 
Parsons, Joseph A., © 6s, 26th Regiment . 4 48 00 
Roberts, William H., i RGA WT eS o Keni Sy , ; 7 00 
Williams, George H., ‘* EK, 35th Jy : : 28 00 

$411 00 


(State Aid, Chap. 252, Acts 1879, one half to be reim- 
bursed by State.) 
Eliphalet E. Sargent (at almshouse) . : - . $192 00 


(In this Sargent case we in reality receive the sum of $96 
from the State) 


Henry F. Fish, Company D, 12th Regiment . : . 96 00 
William H. Roberts, ‘* E,1istH.A.‘. ; : 16 00 
James Carey, U.S. N. : : : “ ; : 24 00 


$328 00 


Ad 


CEMETERY. 


TREASURER’S REPORT. 


RECEIPTS. 


‘Town appropriation for cemetery “ - $2,500 00 
Received for labor and expense on lots for 
individuals . ‘ : - 839 46 
Int.of Amory Fund . . 80 00 
s¢ so J. Ruggles, Perpetual Can rand 18 CO 
ot eu. Hollingsworthy 45) 9 s+ ef 18 00 
‘¢ oJ. Sumner, rp Oe se 18 00 
eee 2G LAV LOT, es m4): % 18 00 
reel gel Kh Iader, + at ss 18 00 
en OPIN Rea bod yee. 5 *s recs « 18 00 
s¢ «J. Semple, phe eae Se x 12 00 
«¢ S. Littlefield, eg abihgy & ve 12 00 
*¢ Elisha Tucker, - i ‘ih 12 00 
eter aG eDurell: BS 4 OG 9 00 
‘¢__ ©. Hobart, LHD * 9 00 
Hay .. : : : : : : 8 00 
Leaves . ° ; ° , . 4 00 
EXPENDITURES. 
Paid Charles Wadsworth, 285} days’ labor. $594 37 
6¢ 66 167 66 66 
horse and cart . : : . 2860 50 
James H. Packard, 3048 days’ Hea . 630 88 
Thomas Hunt, 85 a - 127 50 
66 66 564 66 66 horse 
and cart . : : : 84 75 
Alfred Hunt, 183 days’ Tanne , . 27 75 
oe tale Lome ‘¢ horse and 
cart ; : : e : . 27 75 
Amount carried forward . ‘ . $1,743 50 


$3,543 46 


45 


Amount brought forward: . : : : $1,743 50 
Paid Thomas Gordon, 195 days’ labor - $292 50 

John McLeod, 160 $6 a . 240 00 

John G. Crossman, 125 days’ ae sry Se O 

Henry Piper, 953 a Be ye T4525 

Henry Lescoe, 723 7 S Me rLOS 87) 

Ellison Hawes, 62 a 4 : 93 00 

George H. Pierce, 21j ‘° + : 31 87 

H. A. Strong, 113 ie ' 17 25 

P. Lally, tripod chains, etc. ‘ 37 00 


R. L. Chapman, paint and recite - 30 95 
Wolworth Co., hose, pump, etc. . : d4 07 
D. G. Corliss & Co., stone, tools, etc., 45 5d 


Oren Wetherbee, manure . : : 40 56 
J. H. Packard, Seem OLC. : : 26 48 
J. Breck & Son, tools, etc... Q - 24 82 
J. L. Hunt; manure... , : : Ppa Bs: 


Estate of John Sias, hay wagon . : 21 50 
John Vose, plants : “ 4 : 17 46 
Bowker Fertilizer Co. . - ; : 13 00 
Geo. H. Gay, water tank, etc. . : 12 50 
O. S. Godfrey, lumber . > ; . 12 18 


H. F. Thayer, plants . ; : 3 12 00 
R. & E. F. Gleason, boxes . : : 10 00 
Ames Plow Co., tools . - : 4 9 00 
Walter.Preston, supplies . 8 18 
James Powers, canvas : : s 7 63 
Stationery, stamps, etc. 8 7d 
John A. Tucker, carpentering . ° 6 34 
M. C. Warren, plumb, level, and com- 

pass ; : ‘ : 6 00 
Rockwell & Churchill, Pntine . A 5 50 
O. T. Rogers Co., powder . : : A 25 
Whali’s Express . ; ; : ; 4 08 
Blank books ; : : : A 4 00 

1,538 05 


Amount carried forward. : : : - $3,281 55 


46 


A. Mudge & Son, for printing bulletin, 40 00 
J. G. Roberts & Co., for binding . 2 13 50 
Dorchester Gas Light Co., for gas. 27 91 
O. S. Godfrey, for coal, A : é 19 65 


Amount carried forward ‘ é . $497 00 


Amount brought forward. 1 A - - $3,281 55 
Paid J. H. Packard, supplies. : ° $3 35 
EK. Blackman, blacksmith . ; : 2 52 
C. Frizell, ladder : ; : 2 40 
G. Haynes & Son, pore : : 60 
Trustees. ; ‘ ; : : 250 00 
— 258 87 
Balance in hands of treasurer, Feb. 1, 1882 3 04 
$3,543 46 
J. WALTER BRADLEE, 
Treasurer. 
PUBLIC LIBRARY. 
TREASURER’S REPORT. 
RECEIPTS. 
Balance in hands of Treasurer, Feb. 10, 
1881 ; i é : : , . $590 55 
‘Town appropriation . : A - . 900 00 
i as dog license money . 939 65 
From Librarian, for fines. : : t 19,20 
- ss J Paper SOc wa. : A 7 00 
—— — $1,656 40 
EXPENDITURES. 
Paid Lockwood, Brooks & Co., for books. $346 18 
a s ‘¢ ~~ for periodi- 
cals : ; : 38 50 
J. R. Osgood & Bee for hanes ; : 11 26 


47 


Amount brought forward. ; ' : . $497 00 
Paid C. E. Whall, expressage . . : $7 65 
EK. J. Baker, rent of building : : 30 33 


Miss. J. E. Emerson, librarian, one yr, 300 00 


ty x a furnishing substi- 


tute : : : : : 4 12 00 
Incidental expenses. ‘ : : 9 50 
: , 359 48 
Balance in hands of the Treasurer Feb. 8, 1882 . , 799 92 
$1,656 40 


GEORGE VOSE, 


Treasurer. 
Examined and approved. 


GrorcEe K. GANNETT, 
Auditor for Trustees. 


MISCELLANEOUS TOWN EXPENSES. 


Paid G. H. Loud, paving at engine house . ; . $213 50 


J. Babcock & Co., °° vi A : : : 28 75 
David Gore, paving . : . : - : 53 00 
James Whalen, grading and making avenue 173 00 
William Cunningham, labor on avenues : ; 153 12 
John Tolman, binding gravel for ‘* : : 22 50 
William Cunningham, rebuilding pound wall : 45 00 
A. & J. R. Churchill, settlement Hebard case : 103 65 


J. M. Weld, preparing real estate and mortgage 
transfer . : : : : : - : 35 00 
E. D. Wadsworth, highway damage . : : 25 00 


J. Mann, gravel and temporary fence at square. 28 20 
Walter B. Randlett, car fare and expenses . : 25 00 
J. L. Eldridge (Pierce case), services . : : 15 00 
A. W. Mitchell, police badges. : : ; 6 00 


Amount carried forward. : . | . $926 72 


Paid 


1876, 
1877. 
1878. 
1878. 
1880. 
1881. 
1881. 


48 


Amount brought forward. 2 

J. P. Lovell & Son, supplies 

Town of Quincy, lock-up 

A. Hobbs, badges : : 

Walter Preston, supplies een) 
Whall’s Express, expressage ; 
Dr. W. W. Gannett, professional service 


J. Walter Bradlee, Quartermaster H. F. Wolcott 


Post 102, G. A. R. : 
Whitman & Breck, locating street line . 
Chas. Breck, es ‘ 
Henry B. Martin, stationery and stamps 

- ‘¢ canvassing rep. vote 
U.S. Lighting Co., lantern and post 


ABATEMENT OF TAXES. 


George D. Houghton, personal estate 


Jason Houghton, My 

Nancy Houghton, real estate 

Albert Hibbard, personal estate 

Edwin Breck, as a. : 

Estate of Mary Tucker, real estate 
6 6 ¢¢ G. G. Channing, personal estate 
‘6 = 6 A, D. Capen, real estate 
60 66 i. E. Hall, personal tax 
“ = John Fitzpatrick, personal tax 
sc. 8G. A. Lincoln, ee $f 
ss + *¢ George Sias, a a 


Eighty-six poll taxes 


$926 72 
18 00 

3 00 

8 00 
20 

3 25 

2 00 


100 00 
10 00 
5 00 
uke tir 
3 00 
12 50 


$1,093 44 


$24 57 
13 78 
15 40 
(PHS, 
19 71 
2 50 
3 75 
4 50 
25 00 

46 

50 

50 

00 

00 


mm © — OF 


$127 46 
172 00 


$299 46 


N.S. Boden, 
E. D. Brophy, 1880 
C. M.Choate, ‘ 
P. Conlon, 
John Eagan, 
S.-C. Ferry, 


1880 
1880 


N.S. Boden. 
Daniel Brophy. 
William Budroe. 
C. Boxtail. 
Mathew Carr. 
Jobn Clark. 
Frank Carson. 
Daniel Carroll. 

C. M. Choate. 
Andrew Clark. 
Nathaniel Cleaves. 
J. H. Coleman. 
Oliver Cook. 
Patrick Cremmings. | 
Thos. Cunningham. 
Pat. Caseroy. 
James Curran. 
W. E. Davenport. 
Benjamin Delano. 
George Durgin. 
John Eagan. 

H. M. Eames. 
Peter Fagan. 

B. M. Fisher. 


1879 and 1880 


1879 and 1880 


49 


POLL TAXES. 


POLL TAXES, 1881. 


KE. P. Faucon. 
John Finnegan. 
Wm. Gilbraith. 
George Hawes. 
Frank Henry. 
James Hersey. 
Andrew Hunter. 
Willis Hunter. 
James Horton. 
F. A. Hanna. 
Norman Heeley. 
John Hancock. 
John Hearn. 
Thomas Johnson. 
Jeff Jones. 

Peter Keith. 
Richard Lavy. 
G. A. Lincoln. 
George Lord. - 
George Lombard. 
John Lynes. 
Henry Marsh. 
Barny McDermott. 
John Mellen. 


C. Holmes, 

P. McAloon, 
Wm. W. Merrill, 
Chas. Mosher, 
C. R. Young, 

J. R. Rooney, 


1879 and 1880 
1880 
1879 and 1880 
1880 
1880 
1880 


W. W. Merrill. 
Charles Mosher. 
J. H. O'Neil. 
Joseph O’Neil. 
John Pratt. 
Charles Pratt. 

W m. Payton. 
Jere. Perow. 
John Quigley. 
Wm. Ramsey. 

N. Stevens. 

John H. Tucker. 
Frank Watts. 
Patrick Welch. 
Thomas Wetmore. 
David White. 
William O. White. 
Fred Wallace. 
Charles R. Young. 
Mike Boyle. 

S. A. Williams. 
Ira White. 


50 


TOWN TREASURER’S REPORT. 


1881. RECEIPTS. 
Feb. ‘6. Cash on hand - : - ‘ - $18 945 29 
8. of Simeon Emerson, collector of . 
taxes of 1880. . : 300 00 
8. of city of Boston, for aid of family 
of Samuel Sias . r F 50 75 
April .1. of Simeon Emerson, collector of 
taxes, 1880 : s : 1,000 00 
if dividend four shares of Blue Hill 
National Bank . é : 12 00 
May 2. of town of Quincy, for aid of the - 7 
Buchan family . : : ; 27 00 
28. from State Treasurer, additional 
corporation tax, 1880 : : 55 32 
June 3. hired of State Treasurer for six 
months, at 34 per cent . : 4,000 00 
July Ty hired of State Treasurer for five 
months, at 31 per cent . . 3,000 00 
5. of Simeon Emerson, collector taxes 
Of 1879.0 naive ea, 200 00 
5. of Simeon Emerson, molec taxes 
. of: 1880... : 5900 00 
as Or Eels Kidder, for pees a care 
of lot in cemetery . = ; 300 00 
8. interest on cash deposited with In- - 
ternational Trust Company ; 103 40 
8. of Rufus L. Chapman, rent of Land- 
ing Place, to May 1, 1880. . 25 00 
8. hired of State Treasurer, five | 


months, at 34 per cent : ; 5,000 00 


Amount carried forward . : : : - $28,518 76 


> 


51 


Amount brought forwaid . : ‘ : . $28,518 76. 
July 29. Cash of O. W. Peabody. for perpetual 
| care of lot in cemetery : : 300 00 
29. of Elisha Tucker, for perpetual care 
of lot in cemetery : ; , 200 00 
Aug. 5. of Charles Breck, on demand, at 34 
per cenh.v. : ; ; 900 00 
Sept. 2. ° of S. Emerson, collector of taxes 
ofF1878 -. ‘ ; ‘ : 50 00 
rp of S. Emerson, collector of taxes of 
1879”. : : 150 00 
2. of S. Emerson, een of taxes of 
1880. ; ; 300 00 
2. hired of Blue Hill National Baul 
three months. : : 2,000 00 
De of State Treasurer for three eeHths 
at 33 percent . ; : : 10,250 00 
a. of Blue Hill National Bank . : 2,000 00 
rhe hp of S. Emerson, collector of taxes 
for 1881 . . ; ; = > £0,000 200 
30. dividend on insurance policy, ex-. 
pired 5 4 : 28 50 
Oct. is dividend, four shares in Blue Hill 
National Bank . : 12 00: 
14. of S. Emerson, collector of taxes of 
1881. é : és 2,000 00: 
28. of S. Emerson, EStioctsr of taxes of 
1881. : 1,400 00 
DIOR: iv) 1. of Bloe Hill National “Bank, one 
month ‘ d 3,000 00 
1; of Horatio Webster, rent t of ries 
on Landing Place ‘ 4 00 
a of S. Emerson, collector of taxes of 
1881. ; : : ‘ 1,500. 00 
23. of S. Emerson, coll ctor of taxes of 
1881, ; : : : : 3,000 00 


Amount carried foruard , ‘ ; . . $60,613 26 


Dec. 


1882. 


Jan. 


Feb. 


Amount carried forward . ; : 


52 


Amount brought forward . . . : : 


8. Cash of S. Emerson, collector of taxes of 


1881. : 

of State Treasuser, corporation tax 
10racclLs. ; . : : 

of State Treasurer, national bank 
tax for 1881 . 

of State Treasurer, State aid for 
soldiers : ‘ ; 

of State Treasurer, relief of indigent 
soldiers and sailors . Sasi 

dividend on South Schoolhouse in- 
surance policy 


of S. Emerson, collector of taxes of 
1881. ; 

of Geo. W. Nickerson, rent of ne 
ing Place to Nov. 1, 1881 . 

of O. S. Godfrey, rent of Landing 
Place to Nov. 1, 1881 ; ‘ 

of County Treasurer, dog tax re- 
funded : : 

of S. Emerson, collector of taxes of 
1881. : ; ; . 


interest on back taxes . = - 
of Wm. P. Blanchard, income of hay 
scales ‘ ‘ s 


of J. W. Bradicees as ieee —— 
from Wm. Breck, for lot in ceme- 
tery . : . 
from W. H. Keith, on seaman 
of Davis estate 


from J. H. Shepherd, rent of | 


Town Hall 
from S. L. Tucker, rent of land 
on Harland Street . 


. $116,159 04 


$60,613 26 


20,000 00 
17,032 51 
4,096 01 


192 00 


9,000 00 
75 00 
100 00 
579 65 


3,666 78 
65 75 


23 08 


~ 170 00 
50 00 
31 25 


6 00 


53 


Amount brought forward . : ; : . $116,159 04 
Feb. 1. Cashincome of Poor Farm . t : 147 52 
1, of Huntington Wolcott Post,G. A. R. 
for gas : 7 50 
ae of S. L. Tucker, Bast Milton, een 
sold . : : 50 00 
Ls of S. L. Tucker, ae pipe sold Ha 
Thayer : : ° ‘ : 9 00 
$116,373 06 
V4 Wm. H. Foster, toward board of Miss 
Bent . : i ; ; : 24 00 
$116,397 06 
EXPENDITURE. 
1881. 
April 15. City of Fitchburg, 6 months’ interest 
on $10,000 at 5 per cent . : $250 00 
18. Wm. Tucker’s note and interest . 1,025 42 
May 28. Bank tax refunded : ; : 4 98 
July 6. Joseph Sias, for rent of Centre 
Schoolhouse lot . : : 6 00 
Sept. 5. City of Fitchburg, note and interest, 10,254 17 
Shy Discount on note, Sept. 2, $31 ; dis- 
count on note of Sept. 9, $31, 
Ball AN Db: : 7 : : 62 00 
Oct. te Note of Charles Breck, $900; in- 
terest, $5.25 . ; 905 25 
DOViie 1s Discount on note, B. H. N. Ban 16 50 
25. Insurance of chemical engine house 
and fixtures : ° A . 77 25 
25. Insurance on West Schoolhouse . 95 00 
Dec. 3. Note to State Treasurer, of July 1, 
$3,000 and interest . ‘ : 3,043 75 
by Note to State Treasurer, of July 8, 
$5,000 and interest . : : 5,070 12 
BH Interest on the above,3 days. Deas 


Amount carried forward . : . . . $20,812 77 


o4 


Amount brought forward . : 4 ° 
Dec. 3. Cash, Note at B. B. Hill N. Bank 


3. 
6. 
10; 


10. 


30. 


30. 
30. 


1882. 


66 66 66 G6 


State Tax . ; : 

Note of State Treasurer of Sept. 5, 
1881, $10,250; interest, $101.44, 

Note of State Treasurer of June 3, 
1881, $4,000; interest, $72.62 

Policy on South Schoolhouse . 

Note of B. H. N. Bank. 

256 orders 


Feb. 1. Cash on hand to balance 


$20,812 77 
3,000 00 
2,000 00 
6,420 00 


10,351 44 
4,072 62 
32 50 


2,000 00 
59,204 71 


8,503 02 


$116,397 06 


CHARLES BRECK, 


Treasurer. 


TREASURER’S STATEMENT OF THE FINANCES 


OF THE TOWN. 


ASSETS. 


Cash in hands of Treasurer A i 
Amount due from State Aid, Chap. 301. $411 00 


66 


‘ pila gota 164 00 
State . : mee eS 33 63 
Town of Quincy . ; 21 00 
City of Newburyport . 27 00 
City of Boston . : 154 25 


Townof Hyde Park . 14 75 | 


Cash in hands of Road Commissioner 


Amount carried forward . : 


$8,503 02 


825 63 
18.99 


Ce 


$9,342 64 


55 


Amount brought forward . : : ‘ . $9,342 64 
Amount due from collection : — 


IAT RTO sl te MOR en? $50" 00 
RTS BOT tein, |S ute) Beet hh 00700 
Pa SRT ent PS AT OO0 


wo 2,860 00 


Assets of the town : 4 : , ; . $12,202 64 


LIABILITIES. 
None. 
The town is free from debt. 
CHARLES BRECK, Treasurer. 


AUDITORS’ SUMMARY OF THE RECEIPTS AND 
EXPENDITURES OF THE TOWN. 


RECEIPTS. 


Balance in treasury, Feb 1, 1881 ; } $13,945 29 
Back taxes collected 1878, $50; 1879, $350, $400 00 
1880, $2,100; interest on taxes, $65.75 . 2,165 75 


oe 


2,565 75 

Taxes still due, 1879, $50; 1880, $400 _.. ‘ : 450 00 
Amount raised by taxation : — 

By vote for estimated expenditure .° $40,000 00 


tearckern SS) Stato Lax : : : 6,420 00 
pepe tere Se COUnLY. tax 1. , ‘ 5,210 97 
‘+ overlayings . ° A : ! 1,546 78 
‘¢ ladies’ tax . ° 4 : : 10 00 
—— 53,187 75 


Received from State: — 
Corporation tax $17,032 51 


6 ‘¢ additional for 1880 . 55 32 
—_——._ 17,087 83 


Amount carried forward. ; : : . $87,286 62 


56 


Amount brought forward 
Bank tax 
State Aid, 1880 . 
Relief to soldiers and sailors 


Income from town property : — 
Rent of Landing, O. S. Godfrey . 


6 6 R. L. Chapman 
66 66 G. W. Nickerson 
7: 66 H. Webster 


S. L. Tucker, Harland Street lot, rent . 


Hay scales, income from 
Town Hall, rent of 


. $87,236 62 
4,096 OL 
192 00 


448 00 
ss SS LS vi 


$91,972 63 


$100 00 
25 00 
75 00 

4 00 
6 00 
23 08 


Blue Hill Bank, dividend on four eee stock, 24 00 


Insurance policies, dividend on 
G. A. R., gasused . ; - 
William Breck, lot in cemetery 
Poor Farm, income from 


Interest from International Trust Co. . 
S. L. Tucker, sale of horse and drain pipe 


Dog tax refunded from county 


H. P. Kidder, care of lot in cemetery . 


O. W. Peabody, * wo 66 
Elisha Tucker “ 66 66 
City of Boston, aid of poor . 


W.H. Keith, settlement Davis estate . 


Town of Quincy, aid of poor 
W.H. Foster, board of Mrs. Bent 


Total receipts 


EXPENDITURES. 


For Schools 


Amount carried forward 


— 29.345 40 


— 


$94,318 03 


: - $17,445 52 
Highway Department under superin- 
tendent, Feb. 1 to March 7, 1881 


642 04 


wee ee 


. $18,087 56 


57 


Amount brought forward . : . $18,087 56 
For Highway Department under commis- 
sion, March 7 to Feb. 1, 1882 bor V8.8 2020 
Fire Department: chemical engine, 
house, and horses . 4 : . 6,645 30 
Fire Department: miscellaneous, pay- 
roll, ete. : : : A Mech Ov Ltt 
Police Department . : ‘ . 4,806 45 
Poor a : : . . 4,645 88 
Cemetery . : : : ‘ . 2,692 00 
Salaries. : : 5 : rae koe O00 
Town Hall and lot. ; : oi L126; ,05 
Miscellaneous town expenses . . 1,098 44 
Public Library . 3 ; : . 1,039 65 
State aid to soldiers . 5 : : 547 00 
Printing and stationery . : : 360 28 


Abatement of taxes . : : ; 299 46 
— $59,204 71 
Notes paid more than borrowed . $11,000 00 
Interest paid on money borrowed. 903 60 
eee eon GO 
State tax . : : : : . $6,420 00 
County tax : : : - Pe ae Une t 
21 banat 
Bank tax refunded . ‘ 7 2 4 98 
—_——_ 4 98 
Insurance premium on town property, 204 75 
J. Sias, rent of Centre School lot ' 6 00 
Taxes due: 1879, $50; 1880, $400; 
1881, $2,410. E é : .. 2,860 00 
Cash in town treasury : : . 8,503 02 
ee ee, Lanes 


—— ed 


$94,318 03 


ESTIMATED VALUE OF TOWN PROPERTY, REAL 


AND PERSONAL. 


North Schoolhouse and lot 


East 4 ae 
South e a 
West vA oH 
Centre me Pe 
Pleasant St. ‘ ch 
Mattapan ‘* MM 


New Town House ; 
Olay se ands 10t- 
Chemical engine house and shed 
Hydrant engine house : : . 
Landing Place and two acres land at Lee Mills 
Landing Place at Gulliver’s Creek 
Beal Marsh 
Gravel pits 
Town Farm and buildings . 
Four shares Blue Hill Bank stock 
Chemical engine 
Horses 
Supply wagon 
Harnesses and sponges, etc. ; 
Fire-engine hose, hook and ladders. : 
Twelve hand-fire pumps. : ‘ 
One hose carriage : : 
Town seals, weight and measures : 
Stock and tools at Town Farm 
ae BS Highway Department . 


500 00 
1,063 57 
1,223 22 


$110,096 79 


The Auditors submit to the town the forty-fifth annual report of 


its affairs for the year ending Feb. 1, 1882. 


59 . 


The books and accounts of the various officers have been exam- 
ined, vouchers compared and found correct. 

At the almshouse they were pleased with the order, neatness, 
and care shown for the comfort of the inmates, and its general 
management. 

Respectfully submitted, 


PATRICK McDERMOTT. 
HENRY A. RICH.* 


* Appointed by selectmen to fill vacancy occasioned by the illness of Mr. John Vose. 


ESTIMATES OF APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE 
ENSUING YEAR. 


For Schools . , : : ; a : . $17,000 00 
Highway Department “ ; : : - 14,000 00 


Police. - sf ‘ : : ; : 4,600 00 
Poor Wy : : ; : ; 4,000 00 
Fire ss : ; : : : 2,200 00 
Cemetery . : : ; 3 ‘ : : 3,000 00 
Town officers . : : : ; ; : 2,700 00 
Miscellaneous . ; : : : ; : 750 00 
Library . .. ; : . : : ‘ 500 00 
Interest. : : , : 5 : : 400 00 
Abatement of taxes . : ‘ : : ‘ 400 00 
Printing and stationery . s 4 : : 350 00 


$49,900 00 


60 


TOWN STATISTICS. 


REGISTRY OF BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS IN 1881. 


The whole number of births registered in 1881 was 68. 


BIRTHS. 


males, 29; as follows :— 


DATE. 


1881. 
Jan. 6 
Feb. 9 

66 18 

¢¢ 14 

ce 20 
Mar. 1 

¢é 10 
13 


——— eee eg 


NAMES, 


James Edward Connors. 
William Edward Gordon. 
Chester Garfield Plummer. 
Mary Elizabeth Carney. 
John Bancroft. 

George William Stahl. 
Christina Will. 

Olive Frances Jewett. 
Mary Louisa Hoffman. 
James Wilson Ford. 
Mary Elizabeth Garrity. 
John Edward Cottle. 
Lillian Marion Clark. 


Maurice Henry Cavanaugh. 


Edward Ballou. 
Catherine Jane Flanagan. 
James Russell Works. 
Alice Gunning, : 
Teresa Gunning, Twins. 
Francis Whalen, 

Kenneth Mur.ay Mitchell. 
Elizabeth Helen Snow. 
Charles Alfred Cook. 
Arthur Winfield Randall. 
John Stephen Boyle. 
Patrick John Dugen. 
Charles Leon Bowley. 
Patrick Francis Byrne. 
Hannah Stevenson. 

Mary Ellen McSherry. 
Geo. Frederick Choate, Jr. 
Annie Isabella Hellmund. 
Mary Edna Bates. 
Walter Perry Beck, Jr., 


FE 
Sarah Alice Beck, Le 


Males, 39; Fe- 


NAMES. 


Elizabeth Mitchell, ; 
Mary Mitchell, (Twins. 
Ernest Godfrey Nickerson. 
Samuel Adams Fletcher. 
William Owen Finn, 
Roger William Bradlee. 
Florence Luella Cook. 
Mary Elizabeth Carroll. 
Margaret Mary Sullivan. 
James Alfred Appleford. 
John Thomas Haley. 
Frank Henry Kibble, Jr. 
James Graney. 

Charles Welch. 

Harry Garfield Nickerson. 
Otis Ingraham Godfrey. 
Rose Ann Donahoe. 

Grace Barry. 

William Lee Sniffin. 

Neill. 

Annie Fox. 

Edward Haley 

Julia Agnes Ellcock. 
James Dunn. 

William Gilford Holden. 
Warren Sanborn Gerald. 
Elisworth Percy Sheldon. 
Lois Holdrege Watson. 
James Garfield Calderwood. 
Eaton. 

Julia Bridget Watson. 


‘Christina Mercy Cutter. 


Bridget Christina Buckley. 


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MARRIAGES. 


The whole number of marriages registered in Milton for the year 1881 
was 27, as follows: — 


Jan. 19. 
Feb. 14 
A 16. 
March 1. 
< 10. 
Apri 2 
June 1 
“6 29. 
July tf 
sc a1. 
ss 28. 
Aug. 17. 
66 24, 
ae. 
Sept. 19 
ee 25. 
Oct. 4 
6c 18. 
66 15. 
se 20. 
se 23. 
Nov. 2 
6c“ 9, 
66 22. 
‘6 Pale 
Pec. 48 
“6 28. 


Atherton Tucker and Hattie C. Teele, both of Milton. 

David Graham, of Boston, and Helen F. Hunt, of Milton. 

Wallace F. Adams and Hattie Abbott, both of Boston. 

Frederick Gutro and Sarah Tivnan, both of Milton. 

Lester N. Godfrey, of Milton, and Hattie E. Wilbur, of Boston. 

Charles G. Owen, of Milton, and Asenith M. Chadbourn, of 
Boston. 

Patrick Fanning, of Milton, and Honora Monahan, of Boston. 

Thomas G. Hunt and Ella F. Wadsworth, both of Milton. 

James C. Hutchinson, of Boston, and Bertha L. Godfrey, of 
Milton. 

Loring B. Hawes and Adella H. Baker, both of Milton. 

C. Henry Lawton and Florence G. Neill, both of Milton. 

Henry Pitts, of Milton, and Ellen G. Pitts, of Quincy. 

George R. R. Rivers, of Milton, and Helen Fairbank, of Win- 
chendon. 

Thomas Haley, of Boston, and Mary A. Laffey, of Milton. 

Richard Delury and Louisa Son, both of Milton. 

Patrick Condon and Alice Mandeville, both of Milton. 

Williams B. Brooks, Jr., of Boston, and Eleanor Pierce, of 
Milton. 

George W. Clark and Mary E. Tufts, both of Milton. 

William Brophy, of Milton, and Hannah Grant, of Somerville. 

Frank C. Cook and Armina A. Flanders, both of Milton. 

Francis I. McCormick and Catherine M. Rooney, both of 
Milton. 

Willard F. Morey, of Irasburg, Vt., and Hattie F. Pollard, of 
Milton. 

Thomas F. Lee, of New York, and Helen A. White, of Milton. 

Philip Ryan and Margaret A. Murray, both of Milton. 

John H. Tucker and Mary A. Glennon, both of Milton. 

Michael M. Brophy, of Milton, and Mary L. Haley, of Boston. 

Augustus Hemenway, of Milton, and Harriett D. Lawrence, of 
Brookline. 


62 


DEATHS REGISTERED IN MILTON IN 1881. 


Whole number, 51. 


Males, 21; Females, 30, 


t¢ 
Nov. 
6é 
Dec. 
66 


6é 


.15 


. 18 


NAMES. 


Edward F. Hopkins. . 
Harriett G. Young... 
Ella S. Lawton 
George G. Channing . 
Maurice Ahearn 
Thomas Cummings . 
(Unnamed) Moulton . 
Gertr. F. Cunningham 
John Bancroft 
Ellen Conell ......... 
John F. W. Ware.... 
Matilda Ahearn...... 
Samuel Eldridge .... 
Hamlin N. Coftin.... 
Mary Field 
Mehitable Sargent ... 
Joshua Nute ..... See 
Susan E. Ayres 
Harriet F. Peabody .. 
Mréed A. Hunt, 3. «ie 
Sarah B. Baxter 
Mary A. Ware 
tufus P. Sumner.... 
Grace A. Esau....... 
Hattie L. Kidder .... 
Carrie M. Hamilton.. 
Henry Eirerce’ 2s Goss 
Nathaniel Silsbee .... 
Ellen M. Callaghan.. 
Rebecca H. Ellsworth, 
Joseph T. Taylor .... 
Mary Mitchell ....... 
Elizabeth Mitchell... 
Mary Aj Clark, i) ss. 
John O’Callaghan ... 
24| Nathaniel Kenison... 
27|Catherine Nolan..... 
MORIN COME sit Ga cas aie 
Charles Welch....... 
Obristina Will....... 
Ellen Wair...... Sages 
Abby D. Pierce...... 
Daniel E. Brophy.... 
Charlotte C. Vose.... 
Mary Callahan..... a 
Elijah Tucker...<.... 
Augusta Hunt....... 
John Murray ........ 
27| Lucy M. Fletcher.... 
29;Annie Fox:......:... 
30| Mary Mooney........ 


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eeoves 


cere 


eeeeecee 


17 
28 


19 
20 
21 
29 
31 
8 
13 


AGE 
: .| PLACE OF 
c z al¢ res DISEASE. 
Oi~|S 
2 Nt EO 
M/47| 9] 0/Brewster....... Embolism. 
£15268) O| Milton. 5.204 43 Pneumonia. 
py 7 4 ee BR Lo) | 20) « eee Consumption. 
M/91} 8/10) Newport, R. I..|Old Age. 
M/49} 6) 3\lreland ........ Pneumonia. 
M|66} 7| O|/Milton ....... Erysipelas. 
F'| 0; 0] O/Milton ........ Stillborn. 
F| 2)10) 6)Brighton ...... Tubercular Meningitis. 
MG) St BLitone. were ste Debility. 
F |32) 0} O/[reland ........ Puerpural Fever. 
M/62) 5) 2|/Boston ........ Emb’ism of Pulmonary 
F |48} 0} 0|Boston ........ Apoplexy. [Artery. 
M|83} 1) 9) Yarmouth ..... Old Age. 
M| 9} 9)27|Cherryfield, Me.| Disease of Heart. 
F |67| 0} 0|Georgetuwn, Me|/Typhoid Fever. 
F /77| 0| 0|Braintree...... Disease of Heart. 
M/|69} 0} 0|Dover, N. H....|Chronic Gastritis. 
F' |66| 9| 6|Bath, Me....... Neurasthema. 
F' |41| 0} 0)Boston ........ Epilepsy. 
M/)18/ 4) 0| Brocton......../Lyphoid Fever, 
H/74) 0/20|Milton ......../Old Age. 
F |76|11/23) Dorchester ....|Pneumonia, 
M/|82| 4/14|Dorchester ....|/Pneumonia. 
F'| 0} 6/12|Milton ..... +. |Pneumonia. 
F' |25] 2| 2)Boston ........ Childbirth. 
EF |19| 2) 0|/Milton .... ... Consumption. 
M/48] 0} O/Ireland ........|Consumption. 
M76) 6) O\Salenrc 4.20.2 Disease of Kidneys, 
F' |23) 5; 0|Dorchester ....|Consumption. 
F |66| 8) 0|Nova Scotia... |Cancer. 7 
M/71| 6) 0|Milton ...... --|Cancer, 
Wi] 0) Milton <2 ec 8 Debility. 
yO) OF 2) Milton: 3.2200. Debility. 
B72) 1) Boston vy cos Apoplexy. 
M| 0/10/10|Milton ........ Convulsions, 
M|58} 4/21;Compton, N. H.|Morbus Brightie. 
F |33| 3} OjIreland ........ Paralysis. 
M}38} 0} 0/Boston ......../Consumption. 
M}! 0} 0)13)/ Milton ......../Cholera Infantum. 
F| 0} 6/18|Milton ........|/Cholera Infantum. 
¥'|38] 0) O/Ireland ...,....|Pulmonary Abscess. 
F117! 4/20 Milton .»see+.-/Congestion of Lungs. 
M/24| 6} 0/Milton ........ Consumption. 
F |95| 3} 9|South Scituate.|Old Age. 
F |63| 2} Ojireland..... .--|Consumption. 
M/86} 3/15/Milton ........|Disease of Heart. 
F |76} 0)16|Milton ........ Apoplexy. 
M/42| 0; O/Ireland ......../Pneumonia, 
| 4) 0/20) Pawtucket, R. I.| Diphtheria, 
F| 0} 3) 0, Hyde Park ....|Marasmus. 
F |65| 0) O/Ireland ........) Heart Disease. 


Twenty-eight persons have been brought from other towns by permission for 
nterment in Milton, and twenty-seven persons have been removed from Milton 
or interment elsewhere, 


TAXES 
ASSESSED IN THE TOWN OF MILTON 


DET a el 2 Red er od ROA AS Sh el ry OR eh pa 


VALUATION AND TAX. 


Value of Personal Estate ..... nih 7 Lele shaipie a CaO eeh etal et $6,607,650 00 
em RER UE CAUCCSTA LOCC. in Moe aie ccic,ss esis ses eevee err sinas 3,697,100 00 

DM IAIESEI OT oo oie st ct shah Woleds Coke Salen at . - $10,304,750 00 

Number of Polls, 837. Rate of Taxation, $5 on $1,000. 

eR Tey Ne viele etree «cist? Ua lore Sie, sins wi sk ee od ee Ok $40,000 00 
NNRMNMNE SNe aI savas cts a cl tates: yi aia's wi vig, 8s hale SKS bla Le oles 6,420 00 
PM Metta ele a lar hase a ceia'vw aeons + /a-4/0,2\efein,e s yo\e 0 ain 6 afeluie 5,210 97 
Sverlayities sc. css Par stars Ive Ce consis re ott a Malas rk Casi Ae 1,546 78 
ees’ Coll Tax. .n.. 0s Peony seaetal = aiccaueiar e's sein sits dace 10 00 

SUR EMETESA ace ac a ctelcla' '¢ siytiht gi arv a's sila a we = Sie she cle tp) «<a> $53,187 75 


Total number of horses, 647; cows, 563; sheep, 43; licensed dogs, 
273; dwelling-bouses, 557; acres of land, 7,940; number of inhabitants 
3,206 (census of 1880). 


‘Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. Personal Real Total Tax. 
Katate. Estate. 
pciams, Charles H........ 6... $2 00 $2 00 
Adams, Edward H........... 2 00 $1. 00 | $13 50 16 50 
Adams, on we Woes Ss i tied as OO 4 00 6 00 
Adams, Samue rs., an 
re Grit Mr” i. 75 00 | 105 00 | 180 00 
PetRens Willian’. <4’. soi cb das 2 00 2 00 
Aitken, Martha C., Mrs. ...... 19 50 19 50 
Alden, Samuel W............. |} 200 WA00s 229000 
BES SATIOVG W's < s7\s5.0 » «0° cls ahr 2 00 7 00 9 00 
Pe OSC V.."- isos =s'eis + oe 2 00 25 2 25 
Andrews, Charles L. ........ 2 00 175 00 177 00 
SOLOW athe, Passe vciels o apa evra 2 00 25 00 27 00 
PPITOWS MITIN: A. aie oe «0 a's 0.0 4 '8 2 00 5 00 7 00 
Pomel, Leva ke, MTS. 454.25 02 sie ae 155 00 | 90 00 245 00 
Angier, William It., estate of. 225 00 225 00 
PO TITTE, LE aie ine oh' Salols ogee she 2 00 2 00 
erMIOI, SATB AA MY «as eens s.ccs . 12 50 12 50 


64 


NAMES. Poll Tax. 
Austin, Arthur W.......-..-- $2 00 
Austin, Amory ...-..--.-+65- 2 00 
Babcock, Charles F.... ...... 
Babcock, Cornelius.........+- 2 00 
Babcock, UOTE UMS eine at rece 2 00 
Babcock, William J., estate of. 
Babcock, Lemuel Ww. Pre en ik 2 00 
Babcock, IVINTOAN TICGae ack es = oi sca%e'a 


Babcock, Margaret H., Mrs.. 
Babcock, Samuel, estate OPws 


Bacon, John SSE renee ay, ase ats te 2 00 
Badger, Frank E......... ee 2 00 
Badger, George. Y......+..0-% 2 00 
Badger, TCU De aaa s 2 00 
B: kam, IDOL GSR a ats asians « 2 00 
Balkam, Wiha ..ave rcs 2 00 
Balkam, Susan S., Mrs........ 
Bancroft, BTS Eee Mire ate oie eos 2 00 
Barnard, Chas., Mrs. .......- 
Barnes, AS SDR GR white side eis te fe 2 00 
Barry, Daniel Withee arte eetete 2 00 
Barry, Fitzjames Price ....... 2 00 
Barry, George ....6...-eeee ees 2 00 
Barry, George epee serrate ets 2 00 
Barry, M. 15 Me Oldie are cone eee 2 00 
Barry, Sarah D., Mrs......... 
Bartlett, James . De PRIA PEED 2 00 
Bartlett, James, trustee, 
Bartlett, Sally W., i 

Bass, George A ee ens aan 2 00 
Bass, Josiah i Ch, Sa a ah ies a et 8 2 00 
BAtGS GhONN ees. qelne stats we 2 00 
Bates, Joshua. .....seseeeeeee 2 00 
Bates, Orin ......0..e8ss00005 2 00 
Bates, COC Pasties. stare ee 2 00 
Baxter, Wm.’Q...2. <..5. .- 2 00 
Bayley, S. K., heirs of ........ 
Bayley, Elizabeth §........... 

TAS LOLS LEAGGYO Waite «> alpine sie 

Beals, Esther WEN RAGS Rasen Mehdi 
Beals, Gridley (Bo. eos oj. a ena os 2 00 
Beals, SN A 6 08 1) Ree iar pea esta or 2 00 
Beals, George E..........-.. 2 00 
Beck, Gideon ma IR Ue ce 2 00 
Beck, AV AUG. cc ate Sate cates ates 2 00 
Bell, "Walter Ee Hor ran teats okt 2 00 
Bent, Georve dH . iin he sae we 2 00 
Bent, Nathaniel, heise Obs. 

Bent, Samuel: De.s «cscs we ws 2 00 
Bent, SANG L wid iotets seutecrs 2 00 


Bent & Co. ain ate ts le ales ieistede axe wes 


Tax on 
Personal 
Estate. 


$250 00 


12 50 
11 50 


31 50 


7 50 
90 00 


3 00 


1 50 
15 00 
395 00 
71 00 


25 


75 00 
175 00 
37 50 

1 50 


218 50 
2 50 


1 00 


7 50 
40 00 


54 25 
7 50 


1:50 
25 00 


Tax on 
Real 
Estate. 


$113 00 


6 50 
43 00 
66 00 
27 50 
63 00 
6 00 
67 50 
85 00 


43 00 


25 00 


22 50 


Total Tax. 


$365 00 
2 00 


36 50 
57 50 
79 50 
27 50 


NAMES. 


Berrys ATTEN Wo 5 o's sc ss voles 
Blackman, Elbridge........... 
Srerc, posenh Hass. 
lauchard, Chas! Hie... . 2. 
Blanchard, William P......... 
PRAYED) ane 5s alee ssile o's s'sie's 
RAMI T UMN AIS Bo «oni gis cand 02 "ee 0 
UPS C2 OR oe es 
Boden, Wm. &........0..0005: 
BNE AINCS:. vc releases sh ex > 
MAU EISCIATIG «5 cats cae ewes lh « 
Bowley,smith ...-....2...... 
Bee OY Midi Liis, |. )!4laisins sess = 2 © 
Boylston, Clarence ........... 
Boyle, 1: eg ck aa eae 
Boyne, BONAR) 4: dione ale a'a so 2409 
Brackett, BASES a -ataiinat he ss Se: 
Bradlee, C.,C., Mrs... ....+.... 
Permoiee, Geo. Bis esse sess 
Bradlee, J. Walter ........... 
practey, Chas. Ass. sa.. +... 
fae el “oR G11 ag a 
Breck, Charles, trustee for 
Wm. Pray i ; 
ESS NCA HE OS ES ee ber ie 
Breck, ECUWATULS Via 7-8 os» bot esac 
PROC AMER. + acai a's ye nie es 
Briggs, Thomas S., Mrs....... 
Bronsdon, Benj., heirs of..... 
Bronsdon, Charles ........... 
Bronsdon, George C.......... 
Bronsdon, James E........... 
Bronsdon, Lewis............. 
Bronsdon, Lewis V.........«. 
mronscgon.: William D..\...- ..-: 
Brooks, J.. Henry.....s....+.. 
PSTOOES. JONNY fo... 6 ene tse: 
PREG. FAO sic wales als oles» 
Brooks, Walter D., Mrs....... 
Bropliy, Daniel...... 5.050403 
Brophy, James ......2. «see: 
Brophy, Jeremiah....°....... 
Brophy, Michael ...........:- 
Brophy, William............. 
Brophy, William, 2d ......... 
Brown, Charles H............ 
LOE (0) tn Ce ee 
rows od pM GIrill: Gane... so a's 
BSUOW TS SPADUTCL yo aly aie wo Lule 
BARRE WT LATTSOLULY. 0 ub oie, x eons 
omit avy wl COT EE is Sate J cecal 
Bryant, AUCUSLUS ...2..... ns 


65 


Poll Tax. 


Tax on 
Personal 
Estate. 


$1 50 
1 00 
10 75 


4 00 
5 00 
- 80 
5 00 


26 00 
6 00 
6 00 


7 50 

2 00 

50 

625 00 
1,442 50 


30 CO 


1 50 


1 25 


Tax on 
Real 
Estate. 


8 50 
7 50 
10 50 


10 00 
4 00 


8 00 
30 00 
375 00 


70 00 


39 50 
5 00 


10 00 


Total Tax. 


Ree SS ——EE 


100 00 


NAMES. 


By OG PONT Mosca 0s alee 
Buckley, Michael 
IBulversaW liam’ Ore. se. cele « 
MSU TILOD ue) CSSG 150s ce 6's es oe e's Be 
PDN chvebevare ent o's 'e ao cehes, 6 
Bunton, Jesse, estate of 
Burkes A1ONZO0, Mrs... ees 
Burns,:Christopher..;......... 
Burns, David 
Burns, Edward 
Burns, John 
Burns, Martin 
Burns, Patrick 
MOUUETS fe) BAINES Pec «sis 6 oe + 0 'cke s 6 
Boxlett, Cyrus 
BSG A IDNs BM Ra argent ae 
DEA gd 9 Eee led i ee 
ater OUM I, Mrs. oe. 
Bere evONN TE SO CO.s. eee 5 «cus 
Be SREL MOL INT Ase) hs nt vase veto ¢ 
Bis Weil iW ilbure Ess wh os sy 
Pee ON eR ICRATd sitic ott sissies a4 
BOS ALU ATICS CEL hs sinis a oes 


eeeeeveeee eee 


eoeeeseeeveee ef @@ 
eeereevevevceee ee @ 
eeevreeeeveee ee ee eee 
e@eevoeveveeeveee ec eee 


eeeeveeereeeee ee @ 


SP UIUEEAR LS SUSTAIN gh startet ss aise e/a 
Callahan, Cornelius 
Callahan, Thomas 


Callahan, Thomas, heirs of.... 
Gampion,Jobn' Dy... ..... ae 

MISTY SrA oi hice tai tans a the N chalets 
LEV CTR EAN iS ee eae 
Parr Math weincis «5 «curso ce ve 
Carson, Frank 
@arroll,Daniel nat. eos ss 
Carroll, Henry 
ary, soaward Moisi. os cscs 
.Calderwood, James 
ASAE WELD LL GIUY E caty x cleus gin sie 
RBS Will ails boost e peck ares Saree 
KSOLESY DALLIOULsscoei< cies asa ses 
Naddochers Cx occ ve vies Osis 
Chamberlin, John, heirs of.... 
Channing, Chas. S.. t.ho... 

Channing, George G., est. of .. 
Chapman, Rufus Li. 22. on... 0. 
MST AS Gta ION Ne atecs alsiy iste arts oe 
Childs, Jerry 
Chickering; Geo. Hye... . 6.5. 
ROLLA LO niet Mee sh es ee wcmeye hue 
hostess Das. M iinnieies + a5 6 

Christie; '*Thomas..:......s8h «6% 
SPIT COI REC eNL. atta stem etc ets 9c 


eoeoeereere ee eee eee 


eereevreece eee eer 


peeve ese eceen eee 


66 


Tax on Tax on 
Poll Tax. Personal Real Total Tax. 

Estate. Estate. 
$2 00 $2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 $20 00 22 00 
2 00 2 50 | $14 00 18 50 
20 00 | 35 60 55 00 
4 00 4 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 50 4 50 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 27 00 | 22 00 51 00 
15 00 15 00 
45 50 45 50 
2 00 97 50 | 24 U0 53 50 
2 00 6 00 § 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
3 50 3 50 
2 00 5 00 15 00 22 00 
2 00 9 00 45 00 56 00 
2 00 28 00 | 388 50 68 50 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 227 50 | 140 00 369 50 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
3 50 3 50 
2 00 2 00 
80 00 80 60 
2 00 10 00 | 43 50 55 50 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
300 |} 45 00 48 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 25 00 27 00 


67 


NAMES. Poll Tax. 

Grrurchall 7). Me ce ces e se ees $2 00 
Maurenill, J. P86 on ees 2 00 
Churchill, Sarah, Miss........ 

Clapp, Catherine D., Mrs..... 

Clapp, Arthur W............. 2 00 
Clapp, Frank H.............- 2 00 
Clapp, John J....5-.c.ssecee 2 00 
BK DO. savin noses 5 2 00 
Clark, John. vores eee eee 2 00 
Clark, Edward.......:.-.4.++. 2 00 
Clark, Eliza, Mrs............. 

WIArK, GeO. Wn cv cc wee sce aes 2 00 
RPE O HST LAVINIAN. 5s) o'c.eie vine 6 6 wee 2 00 
Clark, Susan, Miss........... 

Clark, Thomas ............... 2 00 
Clark, Andrew............-.. 2 00 
Ciark, William B............. 2 00 
RPESTICTUVA thELs ols he Sev elvln seine e's 2 00 
MRT IeEAY Aw el cin oF ecole oie.o!s/aie 2 00 
RAE Oe Wis ne ss sien ee en's vis 2 00 
A ed a Oe rieaan 2 00 
Cleaves, Nat?l........eeseeee. 2 00 
Clements, G. H...........56.- 2 00 
BPIGIIETLB Wiel. abs cee te es 55's 2 00 
ards Patrick 0.45 2. 6 «os saiels 2 00 
MOE WATA. hone w ce sees ence 2 00 
Coleman, J. H. ........ Bisieie the 2 00 
Collins; Edward...........-.. 2 00 
Collins, John, heirs of..... .. 

Connors, Patrick ............- 2 00 
oan, Chas, W.-.-. ee se se ee: 2 00 
©ook, Samuel..../..........- 2 00 
(SAREE eGR IRIE Clee 2 00 
Cook, Walter ......c0.-eesene 2 OU 
Mook, Walter T. 2. 2.363... 2 00 
ee OUVER Seka ae 35’ 2 00 
Corliss, Daniel G. ............ 2 00 
Copeland, Chas. L..........-. 2 00 
Coftill, Frederick .....+:...... 2 00 
Connell, Daniel ...........++- 2 00 
Corrigan, Patrick.... ..-...- 2 00 
tic. JOON"... +0230.) soe ee 2 00 
Cowles, Edward E.... ....... 2 00 
Cowles, T. R., Mrs., heirs of .. 

Craig, James:.......+...-.-- 2 00 
CEPA DOD 0's. sc adioic ceases 2 00 
Craig, John, Jr.........---0-: 2 00 
Craig, Thomas.............-.- 2 00 
Craig, William. .............- 2 00 
Crawford, James S. .......... 2 00 
Crosby, Lucian, heirs of ...... 

Crossman, Alfred ............ 2 00 


Tax on 
Personal 
Estate. 


$32 50 


37 50 
2 50 


250 00 


50 


1 00 


Tax on 
Real 
Estate. 


$122 00 


72 50 
23 50 


161 50 


7 50 


36 50 


27 50 


Total Tax. 


$156 50 
2 00 
110 00 
26 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
413 50 
2 00 
2 00 
7 50 
2 00 
2 00 
45 00 
7 00 
2 00 
2 00 
44 50 
2 00 
2 00 
13 00. 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
5 50 
2 00 
20 00 
37 50 
2 00 
7 00 
48 00 
2 00 
2 00 
12 00 
2 00 
34 00 
139 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
19 50 
1 50 
5 50 
2 00 
14 50 
15 50 
6 00 
8 00 
5 00 
11 00 


NAMES, 


Crossman, Alfred, Jr.......... 
Crossman, Alfred H pe Nh ree gD 
Crossman. roa 3 Ct palo Be 
Crossman, to) oho Oa B ) aa 
Crossman, AG SV Oo Pence Biv peony Me 
Crossman, JE ahi tell Aya we Ae 
Crossman, Lemuel & Son..... 
Crossman, Nathan? sie aes oo, 
Crossman, Nathan, 4 PE ay 
Crossman, Nathan, Jr. CENTS ic 
Crowley, Migiaal Meer tei 
TOCK BLL AG EOLZS - de ec ees one 
Crowd, Arthur E. | Pho Wh ose 
Crowd, George, estate of...... 
Crimmins, Patrick tiene Wan 
Cunningham, Gas aiate as kets 
Cunningham, Hdward 2s... 6% 
Cunningham, eS MIS, hel os cg. 
Cunningham, Caleb Lyte oe ee 


Cunningham, Patrick 
Cunningham, Thomas. 


Cunningham, William’. nese 
Curran, ~ James Deke Cat aes doe 
Cutter, Tbbert Pas IN iP piatee 


TARO Vie) ODT A Wee sts ce on ak 
Dayenport, A. H.;Miss..... 
Davenport, Edwin...........- 
Davenport, Henry S.......... 
Davenport, James D.......... 
Davenport, Lewis........... 

Davenport, Gy man iii ey Re op 
Davenport, Nathaniel T....... 
Davenport, Waldoiis vias ow ck 
Davis, Geor SOP 2 Baar ce geen 


ae William C0 Ueanay one ant 
Degan, Chas. R., estate of..... 
Denny, SIADICl sc cd oer 8 obs s oe 
Denny, DIATOM). ols ey pithy oh 
Denny, Roger's: 3) 4s: He 
SP OVIT ere OSE) ek yg a bk hate 
Dingwall, UN Boimieds ip lk atimsaeat fy Oh 


Tax on Tax on 
Poll Tax. Personal Real 
Estate. Estate. 
$2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 $10 00 | $50 50 
34 00 
2 00 2 50 30 50 
2 00 10 00 9 00 
d 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
10 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 350 00 | 270 00 
175 00 | 147 50 
2 00° 
2.00 
2 00 
2 00 6 00; 31 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 274 50 D7 50 
2 00 10 50 | 16 00 
2 00 
2 00 5 50 
15 00 1 00 
20 00 
2 00 1 00 12 50 
2 00 
2 00 6 00 25 00 
2 00 10 00 | 62 50 
2 00 4 00 16 00 
2 00 
2 00 80 00 | 41 50 
2 00 32 50 
2 00 100} 12 50 
2 00 
1 00 65 00 
2 00 67 50 
117 50 | 115 00 
2 00 111 00 
2 00 138 00 | 97 50 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 1 00 5 00 
2 00 50 
2 00 


Total Tax. 


$2 V0 
2 00 


NAMES. 


Donegan, Michael............ 
momohoe, Michael... .. 2+. ./6s' 
Bete OGL i) ODN. oe). 0's. oie ee oe 
Beonovean, Dennis... s...5..63 
Donovan, Joseph W.......... 
Sorener. 2... Mrs... sis vec est 

Bete AIDErt soci. ~ Sete sso 40 
EE We TRICDATO 68.6 o'ceg se vores s 
drew. Walter, 260s. a0.. cas 


Mraey, wradk. Hots b he ces 
Dudley, J. Harvey, Jr. ....... 
Dudley, J. Harvey ........... 
PADOLOY, PAUL ic. os dec as s veje es 
DRY, DETtard . ..'6 cece ens ees 
APUG I) GND. 55 oie aisle ee teh 
Delanoe, Benj...........seee. 
Davidson, Joseph..........56. 
PuReID, George 2... 26.5. FS 
Durham, Ralph .........e+e4- 
PIS RAT Tae hws ehh ost oo wise 4 Sin 
RO LOU. Aisi vse cae 6 2's #0 


Eaton, Edward J. .......++.s- 
Eames, Henry N............. 
PETITE CIPS LUV OT xis ces asics sjeres 
Edwards, James ...-.....-..- 
Edwards, Thomas........... 
Bean, JOHN... ey ise eceeeces 
Egan, PRD DRI Se sieace ee vin so a> 
Egan, PV BLLIATIT oti ee Notes core ce 
Eldridge, Samuel, estate of ... 
Elcott, - George 75: es a Se ee 
Emerson, Fanny, Miss ....... 
Emerson, Jette, MISS. vow. 2 
Emerson, Joshua, Heirs OL) oc.4 
Emerson, Simeon Phra Centos aie whe 
Emerson, Simeon, Mrs........ 
Emmons, 13 BORG aged en eee 
Esau, John L...... -..5s.-¢. 
Eustis, F. A., heirs of ........ 


Fairbanks, Edward J......... 
Fairbanks, Josiah, heirs of .... 
Farrell, J ohn £1 Ae), SAE PRE, Bi 


69 


‘Tax on 
Poll Tax. Personal 
Estate. 


$2 00 
2 00 $1 50 

2 00 

2 00 

2 00 
76 00 


2 00 19 00 


2 00 2 50 
2 00 1 00 
2 00 6 50 


2 00 1 50 


1 00 


5 00 


2 00 2 50 


Tax on 
Real 
Estate. 


$5 00 
3 00 


7 00 
27 50 


11 00 


80 00 


11 00 
16 00 


7 00 


13 00 


12 50 


11 00 


Total Tax. 


$2 00 
8 50 
5 00 
2 00 
9 00 

103 50 
2 00 

13 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 

101 00 
2 00 

15 50 

19 00 
8 50 
9 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 


16 50 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
14 50 © 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
36 50 
2 00 
2 00 
5 00 
13 50 
12 00 
5 00 
37 00 
2 00 
100 00 
240 00 
593 00 
8 50 
12 00 
2 00 


4 50 
11 00 
2 00 


NAMES. 


PLU OEL BEL OUT Y tals totus sje crs, « mate: 
Fahey, IVERCHACL UT oS sitatais'c cs 3-07. 
Farrington, J..Henry..-:...... 
Fagan, STEUER gah ae ea 
Faucon, biNeal 9 PVC ee 
Faucon, Ee. GEIS By oer ee 
ECETLALICVEL UO (Me ah ioe Finis 6,5 e+ 


[NES mae Ya 7 5 Cag ae OE 
Ferry, C. B., estate of ........ 
ROty ACGOTOO LN. 5's «<6 s+ s pales 
ierry poLerberbi My... i... ss. 
Ferry, Rhoda, Miss........ Hae 
PUOULN RNY (Hint MS eet. c es «oie 
PEGI Sr) OSLELL iat te ocsiaigs,s) som Sais 
Hed eW Alen Pet. son ge tse ede 
ALA LUC WAT te. Bre 61.5 0 « on 2 i> 
MATIN AMO RS vale a sss ace andere 


Uc toh Loree Teli ae LUO OP a Sore OS 
SDE ML GLI) Discrete ences pee 
MAUI i Ls teas Brel cas a eae 
Feyler; Roscoe 1... be: 
Bitsparrick,< Danial 00:5: ca css. 
Fitzpatrick, Edward, heirs of . 
Fitzpatrick, James.. ee 
Fitzpatrick, John..... Jiarieits 
Flaherty, Michaciieias <n 
PLADGILY. jl AMesiirc. a7 2 os. os one 
mletcher, George: A....0. 7... sa 
mW letcher, ames? Wi ocho. ses ote 
Wlanegan! James.). 22... 52... 
Flanegan, John...... acsinokonrs 
MOO MADII eID» evs ot bese Sines bits 
Forbes, AZ) LADTLY. A LISSe secs ats 
Forbes, PLE D I yaseben hc) tates anche 


Forbes, ip LUIS TAY suns coats vette ob 
Forbes, « JO ne Ms eer 
Forbes, R. Wao eee cit Oe ee 


Forbes, RU Tice he aereen naan 


Fraser, PL ATOR PIVLT As atc cies ate 
PPOGETICKS, WVMAL tcc uae ett 
Frothingham, Ephraim.. : 
Frothingham, 2 ha Weipa ye oa 
Frothingham, Frederick...... 
Fuller, Joseph Sieh eae took 


70 


Poll Tax. 


$2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2.00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 


2 00 


Tax on 
Personal 
Estate. 


$50 00 
2 50 
37 50 
3 50 
6 50 


2 50 


2 
275 00 


Tax on 
Real 
Estate. 


$52 50 


15 00 


12 50 


67 50 
115 00 
150 00 
457 50 
227 50 
225 00 


7 50 
6 50 


30 00 


Total Tax. 


$2 00 
2 00 


—— eee ls 


NAMES. 


Gallagher, James............ 
Gallagher, Henry............- 
pM. (OO. Ke sies. ss ss cess 
PPARITICtL, ch OV coer s esi ec nes 
Gannett, Samuel............-. 
Gardner, A.C... ..-s see eeiee 
Gardner, A. Mowe. ee ccc ee es 
Pearaner, Aes ds sces occ ees 
Gardner, C. F. A..........4.; 
Gardner, G. B............0.-- 
Gardner, Wm. N............- 
Garrity, John...............- 
Gerald, Henry.............+.- 
Gilbert, Horatio.............. 
PRIMO EL 6 clive sant ale cs 64 exe ys 
Gilman, Geo. FB... ss 0.505. os 
CHIOVOPI-L, Wicre cece ene asee tees 
Glover, T. R., trustee for t 
Rebecca I. Glover, ake 
Gleason, John.........+ee.e6- 
BEDS GID). deer «ss oes soe ws 
Gibbon; Martin............... 
Gilbraith, William ........... 
Godfrey, Nathan............. 
Godfrey, O. S. .....ceeeeeeee 
POrdon, IW... cise sc coven 
Gordon, Robt. ..........--0- 
Gordon, Thomas ............- 
Gordon, Lewis ..........2.0-. 
Graham, Geo. A...... ake <) a2 
Graham, John .......s..0s+6- 
Graney, John .......+.-eeeee- 
Granite Railway Co........... 
Gray, Michael..............-- 
Green, Geo. W., heirs of...... 
Greenough, Alfred ........... 
GUNIVGL, Ly Coico sianes oes 
Gunning, Stephen............ 


Haley, Thomas...........++-- 
Haley, Thomas, 2d........... 
Hall, Caleb... 0. csi. cscs ceee 
2051 9 OPE es enone ta 
Hall, Geo. W....eeeeeseeeeee 
BPP TAA ee be sore eens ees 36s 
Hamilton, Bradford.. ....... 
Hamilton, Geo. W......--+--- 
Hamilton, John M............ 
Marlin, Be My vas sees es eee 
Hamlin, Silas...........-+6+- 
Hansbury, Patrick .......---- 


71 


ous lax. 


Tax on 
Personal 
Estate. 


$3 50 
53 00 

1 50 
77 50 


1 50 


505 00 
155 00 


184 50 
52 00 


61 50 


5 00 
175 00 
5 50 


1 50 
1 50 
52 00 
32 50 


Tax on 
Real 
Estate. 


$10 50 
51 00 


95 50 
17 00 


12 00 
105 00 
60 00 
70 00 


106 50 
12 50 
22 00 

5 00 


7 50 
30 00 


10 00 
18 50 


Total Tax. 


$2 00 
2 00 
16 00 
106 00 
3 50 
175 00 
19 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
15 00 
2 00 
2 00 
612 00 
217 00 
2 00 
256 50 


52 00 


2 00 
2 00 


72 


NAMES. 


Harlow, Thomas ¢...--..+.-.e: 
Harned, Geo. Aj... 03.2.2 5s! 
ere ML ee tals Meio ee agers ote 
Harvey, William .......3....'. 
PERRIS Nan VVite pyle ot la'a cin'c n= 
HAY OD LOSE DI sok oo aisle te one ote 
PAAVOCH, ECLCIN soe ee es vy so 
IAW ES ERCOS So bie cbs sn tees pe « 
Tiawes.lolligON 2.6 \.m tele a s's,5 >) 
Hayes, Cornelius...........4+. 
Merge aa OCs ee es ys < bik «3's 5 e = 
Hayward, I..D.; heirs of.....- 
Hayward, Geo. Bin... sess. 
Hazelum, Andrew. .......3.0- 
Hever, samuel Cy... ew a: 
Hellmund; Richard... /..'..... 
Hemmenway, Augustus....... 
Hemmenway, Augustus, hrs. of 
Hemmenway, <A.ugustus, Mrs.. 
PRERIEV CUM TAT Ces lee oo 6s wey = Scares 
NPEPSCY, DAMES oo u's oe ons oe ns 
~Heeley, Norman ...1.-..60c608 
Pi board. pA lvery.’., sie. - se. +'s\ 
RTECKCOY tS ATOR soled) s 0'si¥ oq nie COs 
PRICES UNO Nae es bias ee 6 Pie is 
ALP OITIS VY TL eas 5 wisi siahe'e = ys 
Higgins, John.... ... SMES 
TTA GRILOV gud, tld eoyels @\oisie'n six t's o> 
PPODSDD VSL EU Mo 3)6 soratra o's s,a0hs 
Hockaday, William... 2. .....) 
RADI, CAN Gch wfaves «50 ie ors 
EPGID TOOK GABE. 5 0071s chu Gye 6:4 ns 
Hollingsworth, Amos L....... 
Hollingsworth, A., heirs of.... 
Hollingsworth, George........ 
POLS. SU TROMNAR des 2 leew claceisle 6s 
Hollis, Thomas, heirs of...... 
Holmes, Abraham, estate of... 
PPOMMOS  COHATICR sooty ie «5 ba ole 
Jie Weel aed (eG GT eae, OP eat ge 
Houghton, Edwin............ 
Houghton, Geo. D... 2... ae as 
Houghton, Jason..... ne FAS 
FIOUCHtOBRIUN ADCY | 28 o ei. «ore 
Howard) BeeUes es. ote. bee 5 oe 
Hoye, Samer ee were eh soe ais 
ET OV Gy/e) ANNES she = pin nse nis! walle 
ED UGK DB AAI RE Bs 5500's cas.e aa 0e os 
int; AUperis hus > s.0% p< <4 >see 
TU GaAs OG Ray «ke (0) /s.e wie! a's aor 
Poi G.) Chass iiss e's ye ae oles cle 
PL) CRABBY ass sae oe 


Poll Tax. 


Tax on 
Personal 
Estate. 


5 00 
7 50 
375 00 


7,500 00 
1,175 50 


2 50 
1 50 
2 00 
17 60 
8 50 
1 00 


2 00 
194 00 


201 00 

5 00 
107 50 
17 50 


60 50 


2 00 


50 
5 00 


Tax on 
Real 
Estate. 


$9 50 


105 00 


7 50 
3d 50 
377 50 


3 00 
47 00 


8 00 
32 50 
14 50 

5 00 

248 00 

2 00 

36 50 


55 00 


30 00 


13 50 
3 50 


34 00 


Total Tax. 


£ 

H> bo bo bo bo 
> 
oO 


foe 


DNATNNWONNMNNMWDS 
= 
=) 


NAMES. 


Hunt, Thomas, heirs of....... 
Pegee nomas Geico 5 hs 5 ee. 
BOER VIL GC Lac |. ga wre e,» cceimrs ass 
Hill, 
Hunter, Andrew 
Hunter, Willis 
PRORUON CP AMEOS «656. 5 sis o'S oo ir 0 
BGT SHLD OILY s's06 w,5/6's:> wins sip 
Halloran, James 


Jeffery, Alonzo 
RR AS te chat aisle'ew ces 0 << 
Johnson, Alfred, Mrs......... 
Johnson, Arthur 
ePECINOUE SLD ATIZC Vode 2 ews 2 oe 
Johnson, Thomas 
Johnson, William 
DOMES ae CHLCTSON » os oss vere wo 
Jordan, William 
Joyce, Coleman 
Joyce, Patrick 


Kahler, John 
Kavanaugh, Maurice ......... 
MEMGAERIEY.5 16) AICS 5 oo e's do: «0 0h 
mweliey, Charles Ih) 5.3. 32... 
Kelley, Charles R........'...... 
Kelley, Francis 
Keenan, James 
Keith, Peter 
Kendall, Mary and Augusta... 
PRMEIAL SUNY TE EL colette stewie ote 
Kennedy, George G........... 
ennedy, James... ...0e00-- 
PeUOO Vy NAS. Ay 4. pw 0 ses. os 
iorsey, Michael. -:........... 
Kibble, F. H. 


eoereer ee eeeeeen 


eenaveoeoevee eee 


eeoereeoere ee es eo oe 


"se @e © eee eeeesee 


eoeoer. eee eeeee oes 
eee eeeeeeceeeoe 


eoeererereeoeer eee ee ses 


eeeeerrre oe eoeeevee 


een ereoee eee 


MT TONY TA GP ot Esch a 0.0 cise nim es iF 
Phere Y > A DOMAS.,.4 00.0220 se es 


73 


Tax on Tax on 
Poll Tax. Personal Real Total] Tax. 

Estate. Estate. 
$2 00 $2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 $15 00 | $15 50 82 50 
2 00 2 00 
10 00 10 00 
2 00 2 00 
170 00 | 93 00 263 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 10 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
11 00 11 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 1 00 3 00 
2 00 1 00 7 00 10 00 
2 00 50 3 50 6 00 
2 00 750} 14 00 23 50 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 4 00 6 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
6 00 6 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 2 00 
4 00 4 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 66 50 | 178 00 246 50 
2 00 250 | 47 50 52 00 
2 00 325 00 327 00 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 1 50 6 00 9 50 
2 00 2 00 
2 00 5 00 7 00 
2 00 7 50 9 50 
2 00 10 00 | 35 00 47 00 
2 00 2 00 


74 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. Personal Real Total ‘Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 
Taha, Michael... ........200. $2 00 $3 50 $5 50 
Laha, Jobo. os..s. 55s eee es 2 00 2 00 
PSA ird Olsen iacts « tisie)-ce-c0 93's 9 5 00 5 00 
Lahey, Philip................ 2 00 2 00 
PAN OSUOM sy ALS Leas oe oes o's sli > 2 00 2 00 
Gandstron, Oscar: .......:..<'. 2 00 2 00 
Larry, Augustus ............. 2 00 2 00 
TeADE Ve MEICUAL Oa. sia en 2 6 a3 © 6 2 00 2 00 
Lawrence, J. Ru. 22... ec ce es 2 00 2 00 
Lawton, C. Henry............ - 2 00 2 00 
Lawton, Geo. W.. is .eeesccwes 2 00 2 00 
PA WITL. fh ONT) Wiese «- v's'y 0+ 0 2 00 2 00 
Leary, Daniel....,........... 2 00 2 00 
MMEAE CLOUT sacle rele ore i « sein ate 2 00 2 00 
PRCH EN IAIN OS oki. sic os sive as = o's 2 00 2 00 
Leavitt, Mary E., Mrs........ 7 00 7 00 
Leavitt, Samuel T......6..... 2 00 2 00 
Tseuyituys Willa. stars aes es sass 2 00 $1 00 3 00 
Geet ALITC Kites symp vss one e's nels 2 00 2 00 
TSGCOS, GCONZO diss), eos ee cent 2 00 100; 14 00 17 00 
Leeds, George 8... 0.2.2.0: 2 00 2 00 
Tees WTLGNEY. Di iols iis 6 vielets eee 2 00 25 00 | 125 00 152 00 
NPeIEV IG MAX Lyles oes ae bist ots 2 00 10 00 12 00 
PPATNOM NICU) oi ccesats stesecatele 2 00 2 00 
Leverett, Geo. V., adminis- 
trator of personal estate ate 5 00 5 00 
of Mrs. M. R.W. Dustan, 
Levers, Wolston...........- --| 2 00 2 00 
Lewin, Jas. M., heirs of...... 100; 40 00 41 00 
Jancoln,..George. 2.50... 2.08. 2 00 3 00 5 00 
Mancoln, lacobiS:c,,5+ <a ss ae 2 00 2 00 
Pandell GG eorgeee. 6 eh 5 fee 2 00 2 00 
Littlefield, George W......... 2 00 2 00 
Wnttlefield-fonn sy, 08's <ns a0. « 2 00 300 | 45 50 50 50 
Littlefield, Sam/’l, Jr., heirs of 8 00 8 00 
dattioieldy S: Kies. esos cs 2 00 2 00 
TSOCO 0 tM tie ace he He elette k taxtd res 2 00 7 50 9 50 
TTL SOULE Do voc dasie's oetene she on 2 00 2 00 
Lombard, George ........0.4.: 2 00 2 00 
HUGS (SCOLOG Loe Seine cba ss 2 00 2 00 
LOC y LBAAG Lois 6 ets aihey cine 2 00 5 00 | 16 50 23 50 
Lovering, F. A..... Sse pee 2 00 146 50 | 72 50 221 0 
Ludwig, Daniel .....5...0.0. 2 00 2 00 
Lynes, Thomas......... Bat ode was 2 00 7 50 9 50 
Lives (ON Fie evnes ocivie os 2 00 2 00 
TSYONS, Club tea iceGanien «seat 4 2 00 2 00 
EVONs. 560). tx, ITS... acs ck 3 00 3 00 
VOUS SELCUTY rch 50s aye" sinh 2 00 2 00 
Mackey, Patrick, estate of..... 6 00 6 00 
Mackey. *hichardicvncn., 24-4 2 00 17 00 19 00 


Madden fd ONN cs peas «saul 2 00 10 00 12 00 


75 


NAMES. Poll Tax. 

Madden, M. Ji... cece sc esess $2 00 
Magee, Andrew.......-....-. 2 00 
Magee, Andrew, Jr........+6- 2 00 
Magee, William.........+.0.- 2 00 
Mandeville, James........... 2 00 
Mandeville, Thomas.......... 2 00 
Mandeville, James, heirs of... 

Mainon, Bernard....... ..... 2 00 
Manion, Matthew.............| 2 00 
Mahoney, Lawrence.......... 2 00 
Mann, Jonathan............-. 2 00 
BUPA GOI SAlsE WIS ticle inieue oo pov rcesi'e 2 00 
Miaraliatl a FOUN sees aoe ons es 2 00 
He CR GIED ye Loc iial eves clay ess 60 416 se: 2 00 
Marsh, Henry. «.'s..0sss0+ + oy 2 00 
Martin, Henry B..¢ ~....<#. 2 00 
Martin, N. C., heirs of........ 

Martin, J. Wesley............ 2 00 
Martin, John R............... 2 00 
DRAB lo Eed e's wuts viele 5 «sles oes 2 00 
Manheime, John E........... 2 00 
McAloon, Patrick............ 2 00 
McCue, James ........esee0e. 2 00 
McCue, Martin ...........05. 2 00 
McCue, Patrick...........0.. 2 00 
McCue, Patrick, 2d........... 2 00 
McCue, Thomas ............. 2 00 
McCormick, Cornelius........| 2 00 
McCormick, James........... 2 00 
McCormick, John T.......... 2 00 
McDermott, Bernard......... 2 00 
McDermott, Charles M....... 2 00 
McDermott, Michael.......... 2 00 
McDermott, Patrick.......... 2 00 
McDermott, Thomas......... 2 00 
McDermott, Timothy.........| 2 00 
McDermott, William I........ 2 00 
McDonald, Edward, estate of . 

McDonald, John ............. 2 00 
McGowan, James...... HaCieace 2 00 
McHerson, John............- 2 00 
MclIntire, Peter.............. 2 00 
McKeller, James F.........-- 2 00 
McKenzie, John ......-..+6-- 2 00 
McLaughlin, William E. ..... 2 00 
McLeod, John .........+se00- 2 00 
McLeod, William .........-+- 2 00 
McLeod, Murdock............ 2 00 
McVinch, Thomas ......-.--- 2 00 
MeWhirk, Sarah, Mrs. ...... 

Meagher, Stephen A. ....... 2 00 
Melley, T. W. ...---seeeences 2 00 


Tax on 
Personal 
Kstate. 


— 102 50 


7 50 | 


20 00 
50 


3 50 


Tax on 
Keal 
Estate. 


Total Taxe 


tiene |S | | 


— 

“I ra 

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) S 
fan) =) 


2 00 


“Tho DO DD rH DD Orb Oh oO 
= 
ns) 


bo 
oc 
SS 


76 


NAMES. Poll Tax. 

DECI VITI RATIOR fe ota hccds as ale'ecenis $2 00 
Merriam, A. W., estate of.... 

MECET ALN HATICS t07: Sissons aw 2 00 
PUL OUN ge hQIEIL ss -a'n ie 5's jo spe 6 ds 2 00 
WEETTIU  GrOOTBO, Ad hs aiet, cise 4s 2 00 
Brerrul. Wilham’ Mo .. ko i. 2 00 
OR ETIOGL SEL 1 05, ylenva oc wears 2 00 
IVs OMATICS YVi.. «2 6csece ts | 2 OO 
ETECHOH SOMATIC’ lhe ca 5. s 2 00 
MVIPeREll JAMES). tens ck ee ss ts 2 00 
RN BEAN, POtOl... Scie eee s st. 2 00 
Monahan, Thomas I.......... 2 00 
PEGGUCY UU eee es ssc sc clse bs 2 00 
Mooney, JODN A. soo. ie we 2 00 
Morrisey, James..........06. 2 00 
MUOIPISOY A VEICOACl. 2 ss sle's,. sede 2 00 
Mires ATIFEC Lier. nis eon ols ves 2 00 
Moree, Leonard’... o.oo we 2 00 
Morse, Samuel A.. 2.7... 2... 2 00 
Bie, Patrick. 12). hs5.eeee sas 2 00 
Morton, Sarah B., Miss....... 

BUR C EMULE asp. cic tes sere ses 2 00 
PAULO, PNG IVY aul tie olpreog eae Gs 2 00 
WISUILON AN LOlinw ye osc 5's elon oe 

MAGOILOM,  ELCTUCEL Heck oe cele soa 2 00 
Mudgett,'George........5..4:. 2 00 
Mien, Michael... 6. vee «sie 2 00 
Murphy, Cornelius........... 2 00 
MULDNY, JIOMNIST Co's. cue 6 ose 

Murphy, Janes ob 2!) si ows <ie 2 00 
Murphy; Michael)... .. 66.12. 2 00 
RP TLDICAY pred OLED piers n bo oiste aces ataiele 2 00 
DVS A CUED 0s c.f 6 se 06-6 Cent 

Milton Building Associates ... 

Newcomb, John B............ 2 00 
Nickerson, George W......... 2 00 
PARAL E: cP CTL 9 arte © o intes eigen 6a ots 2 00 
POUR IT PAVLICIIAGL "st 55s,¢/0014 4 o's sie 2 00 
Poona OhNiee. bse neue ous ote 2 00 
Nourse; GhasiMire. iceea 3. 2. op 2 00 
Wourse, Pred... .3. 657) e552 etet ©2500 
Nute, Joshua, estate of....... 

VO ELONDV Wie scale’ 5 slew cet fs 2 00 
Cortnam: (eO0s isis tne cael ae 2 00 
COU SWOT tl ATLOS Ei oreies soto onles 2 00 
COUN CT Gt Piste ey tere ote esia te 2 00 
BEET RS Sy PNT ae Age Uwe ae ca aeaeN E 2 00 
UPN G1)d OSCDIE sai fis oa situs aie 2 00 
Orispy. a rauk io). kes eee 2 00 


Osgood, Joseph O. .'.......... 2 00 


Tax on 
Personal 
Estate. 


Tax on 


Real 


Estate. 


$125 00) $65 00 


3 50 
2 50 


51 50 


140 00 


12 50 
15 00 


2 00 


1 00 


31 50 


5 00 


57 50 
7 50 
57 50 


7 50 


6 50 


Toe LAP 


3 00 
8 50 


20 00. 


25 00 
20 00 


10 50 


15 00 


Total Tax. 


$2 00 
190 00 
2 00 
2.00 
2 00 
2 00 
o7 00 
2 00 
4 50 
7 00 
2 00 
2 00 


77 


Tax on Tax on 
Personal Real 
Estate. Estate. 


Total Tax. 


OE 


NAMES. Poll Tax. 

en ott, DAS.) Fyyisj-'s ae scr es 4 $2 00 
Oxton, Wm. 2: Seno noe 2 00 
PERO ATA.) AS. He «ops 4 ostele ns 35 2 00 
PAGAL) OLN. ge ss oc sc cee 2 00 
Palfrey, PROD bisisa stewart 2 00 
IEEE Ys LAV CIS Oe 00 Cider ca le 1510's 

Parker, Charles Henry........ 2 00 
SeerOWws Geo. CO. zie. bets 2 00 


Payson, Geo. A., Mrs., heirs of. 
Payson, Anna R. , Miss . 


Peabody, pes Wiss ata ie stald 9! sens 2 00 
PEMRCE CNOTOs nite cass ove aes 6 2 00 
Pedan, Pavlina ee. oe 4 2 00 
Perkins, RGA ree le Apt sinless oe 2 00 
BSR VV a Pol eh wcnlolerarscicjece,. ceo 2 00 
Phipps, Gilbert T. hee 2 00 
Pierce, Alma G. and Mary ee 

Pitts, Henry Tap BAL re ae Cae 2 00 
Pierce, Mdward Leh. ic sce 2 00 
Pierce, FOUL QOS ELIS altiee's o's 2 00 
GEC FONT Vay << sce his oc 0 s:s 2 00 
BABEL. ACOU AT. < visits)» sae sis 3's 2 00 
Pierce, VMIOTI SC gah Tete se' diss cles 2 00 
Pierce, “Up Sg See. Ce at ae 2 00 
meerce NAUTICO. ccc. es soe 5.0 2 00 
Piper, ‘George Pees SESE Beh a 2 00 
MEP ALTIANG Noe. ve wae carts eu 2 00 
LC eo a: eae 2 00 
Peer ese muelG.. cee sue. os 2 00 
SOUT TON S| v8 3s DES CERES Sean 2 00 
BROT a VALOALL AE s/a'c0 > 5 os «3 5 o' 2 00 
Prone Nathan Joc cb yo. sts ss « 2 00 
BER MONGI Gi oh rits sl sinin's's 0: em vin 2 00 
BeOUOs LOMAS Ws its sie «oat sip 2 00 
Be ANE SoA VAINN chal cicte atbibew s mat’) e 51 2 00 
MRCP aust URTV SIC cichy aint s)e. visi afeld so 0 = 2 00 
Beets COUATIER S46 ils susie! srece ls «10's 2 00 
BPOSCObs MI TAMKG. ote « sie sani s he's te 2 00 
BOR LLTIGO CNY TNi/ «dards oes wale cial 2 00 
eerie har PLAY c eal ciw ane'a 2 t08, eis 2 00 
OTOW, I GITY toate steisin ems sc 6 2 00 
ERMAN Sse: Dus Sst aterelsre Ne heal ot 
COUT ALD OS o.:0.0:5 7 p00 40 3.6015 «7 2 00 
DOPAC OINAS |slyis'h eo geo «45 2 00 
See ve OUT cs cpctity sce oa ee 2 00 
Rand, John,;heirs of:..i....... 
Randlett, Geo. W.......-.e0.. 2 00 
SPATCLGL GA TV ILOL Ata = << 1c 2 v0 o> = 2 00 © 


Redfern, Joseph Ti... ....3: 6: 2 00 


$15 50 | $52 50 


10 00 

14 00 

457 50 | 42 50 

60 00 | 95 50 
50 00 

185 00 | 202 50 

9 00 

40 00 

5 00 

65 00 | 65 00 

5 00 | 20 00 

55 00 | 23 50 

1 50 

12 50 

50 5 50 

12 50 | 47 50 

140 00 

12 50 

8 50 

6 50 


78 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. Perroual Real Total Tax, 
Estate. Estate. 

FPUBCCUBTOUNGES Yan's. oo ee + v.50, $15 00 | $72 50 $87 50 
Reed, Benj., heirs of ......... 15 00 15 00 
Reed, E. T. L., Miss ......... 23 50 23 50 
RECO OUU WL, aoe see e yes ce. $2 00 5 00 7 00 
Reed, Rachel, Miss........... 15 00 15 00 
Reed, William R. .........+.. 2 00 5 00 7 00 
Reynolds, William B.......... 2 00 2 00 
Reynolds, Patrick, heirs of.... 2 50 | 10 00 12 50 
Rich, Henry A. .....ce«sesoes 2 00 2 00 
Richardson, Susan C., Miss... 35 00 | 39 00 74 00 
Riordan, Cornelius ........... 2 00 5 00 7 00 
Riordan, JAMES |... oes. we ee 2 00 2 00 
Riley, Christopher ........... 2 00 2 00 
PUIVERS, GGO43. pts aes cca 2 00 2 00 
EO UINS se) AS Mes 8. ede «ee 200 200 00 | 175 00 377 00 
SEGURO ete Yrs niv's loleletatnse 's 2 2 00 6 00 8 00 
Poa] aye) aya yi tg ® ene eae 2 00 50 4 50 7 00 
Robertson, James .........-6- 2 00 : 2 00 
Robertson, James B...... ... 2 00 2 00 
Robertson, William .......... 2 00 2 00 
PUSVENSOD fr eOs) Wiale's cross ie o's 2 00 2 00 
ESO IEW se) OLNIT Hs fois n'a wcors's se 8 2 00 2 00 6 00 10 00 
Rooney, John H.............. 2 00 2 00 
Trooney. TAtriCK ies, =. sa be ew ois 2 00 2 00 
Rooney, Vhomas.'. ni... oe 2 00 2 00 
TLOOUGY , CLIMOLI VA. vee 2's ole «cs 2 00 ; 2 00 
EC EeT VV Lilcy Ela] DS, zinte iw itls ncn 8 2 00 5 00 | 38 00 45 00 
oreo TOIT ny Bs = Seer ee barse 2 00 702 50 | 220 00 924 50 
Rotch, Benj. S., trustee....... 125 00 125 00 
Rotch, Joauna, Miss.......... 100 00 100 00 
Ruggles, T. Edwin ........... 2 00 41 00 | 130 00 173 00 
Russell, George S..... cairns 3 00 3 00 
irassell Henry. 5.5 05 caso sane 2 00 425 00 | 430 00 857 U0 
Russell, Jonathan, heirs of.... 435 00 435 00 
RU Belle al tendiels w'ceisiaters wale st rie 2 00 2 00 
Russell, Kose G., Miss........ 100 00 100 00 
Ramsey, William............: 2 00 2 00 
jis aXe my De Ray tat eS asi Ce cesarean ees 2 00 2 00 
Sangster, James ........ssee- 2 00 2 00 
CK ECL, Wks dig s'- a\s'n ee ues» wie 2 00 2 00 
PROALOL COANE Rie On cle ee etsye were 2 00 50 00 | 237 50 289 50 
AVATLOTE 5 INGs ly 's1o'2 isto cels siais7ayein ans 2 00 2 00 
Sanford\Calwitt’... ssa sce se), Hoy 3 50 5 50 
Sanford, Calvin H. 0.0.0... 2 00 2 00 
Santordsh red. Was ore, see es 2 00 2 50 4 50 
Daw LOM SS WETS valance dels = we 2 00 2 00 
Scannell, Edward ............ 2 00 5 00 7 00 
Schofields Ee Missi oie... 4 125 00 | 20 00 145 00 
Schofield, Joseph-...........- 12 50 12. 50 
Hire TID easier s sci were atecee 2 00 2 00 
RES OOPIEL LIV «cra ening oe 2 00 2 00 


79 


NAMES. 


Selim, Elam. A.............-- 
Severance, Fred. M........... 
Severance, John H........... 
maw WON Av... cee wns ness 
Sheldon, Henry E. .........-. 
Sheldon, Mary P., Mrs........ 
Sheldon, O. E., heirs of....... 
Shepherd, H. U., heirs of..... 
Shepherd, J. Henry .......... 
Shepherd, Nathaniel.......... 
Shepherd, W.C......-.....-. 
Shepherd, A. W. .......+..4. 
Belted, JODT, to delice a ee oss 
PMD ISAAC ssn lose ce swe cou 
Pass oli plinlet ci .ii.. 1h. sw eee 
Sias, EFOATOG ee eg ti odes bites 
Sias, John, estate of.......... 
Sias, Joseph Se erase he alah a 3 
Sias, Wi HATE vie srcs a+ 5 > 
Sias, Nathaniel..............; 
Sigourney, Ebr TE Wiaie widn's a.0 2° 
Sigourney, H. H. W, heirs of. . 
Sillsbee Nathaniel. ate 
PeUOIOTS. Allen... 35 2... ses 
Simmons BylVANUS.s~-s0 003s 
Simpson Joseph A............ 
Siverett, James............4. 
Skinner, George............-. 
SERTMIEL Osc Ans «cc case crass « 
PEATE UE nice <oicesovrecsss 

BOA LLCNTY.. 22 cect cece ees 
TR CARG Won Sissies 
PERRIER Hal AS; Geet sicts) 3s on cc's 
Smith, John M., heirs of..... 


Snow, Elbridge G. Stara eia siais 
Snow, Elbridge Sie Sig fi REAP 
Snow. William H...........: 

Sniffen, George.......+e--e0. 
RN he areas oot wie ssn 's ° 
EVRSEET SAID Sa ania vietee hearse s ¢.¢ 
Stahl, John H.......... 00.000 
Staples, Geo. T............\.- 
Stevens, Chas,<.......seeeses: 
Stevens, Nathaniel.........-. 
Stephenson, R. H............. 
MEPARGODSANY Ose cece ds ase a's 0c 
MIE MAI phOIID) shoe 'c'n ce via e000 54 
Sullivan, John, 2d............ 
Sullivan, Daniel.............. 


Tax on 
Poll Tax. Personal 
Estate. 
$2 00 
2 00 $10 00 
2 00 
2 00 16 00 
2 00 75 00 
100 00 
2 50 
2 00 1 50 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 51 50 
2 00 4 00 
2 00 1 00 
2 00 4 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
7 50 
2 00 300 00 
2 -00 4 00 
2 00 1 00 
2 00 
2 00 22 50 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 3 00 
2 00 50 
2 00 
2 00 5 00 
2 00 
2 00 50 
2 00 1 00 
2 00 15 00 
2 00 
2 00 5 00 
2 00 1 50 
2 00 
2 00 


Tax on 
Real 
Estate. 


$25 00 
10 00 
24 00 
42 50 


46 00 
7 50 


20 00 
20 00 


30 00 
30 00 


30 00 
60 00 
5 50 
11 00 


7 50 
1 00 


8 00 


2 00 
5 00 
19 00 


5 00 
5 50 
32 50 
5 00 
100 00 


3 00 


Total Tax. 


$2 00 
37 50 
12 00 
42 00 
119 50 
100 00 
48 50 
7 50 
2 50 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
73 00 
26. 00 
3 00 
30 00 
36 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
37 50 
362 00 
11 50 
14 00 
2 00 
24 50 
9 50 
2 00 
3 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
8 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
4 00 
10 00 
21 50 
2 00 
7 00 
2 00 
7 50 
8 50 
49 50 
7 00 
100 00 
7 00 
6 50 
2 00 
2 00 


80 


NAMES. 


DPUMNer ce FANE . 00 6s ois. s ee 
SUMNOE, Aalbers... vokie sms x.0< 
DILHIN OL AMOS sic sis cheese «mere 4. 
PUI GT AI US Pon pick pi 5s ''4 « 
SHUTS LOO EUIL Use Wie te 2 .c06 o's ines 
Sutermeister, Emanuel-........ 
Swift, John............sseeee- 


Tarbox, Coe care ash 
Tarbox, BS DAW Os? os, OAL A es ar 
Tarbox, pth Ona ba 8) a ce 
Tate, Wharlesticieees acs oe 
Tappan, DV Witgoel Dol pista ateters ale ds 
Taylor, ‘Chas., MTS. Gs mn os sites 
_aylor,yoarah, Miss. ........%« 
BOC OLE PAN MiSs adele eB diss aie te 6 Wola 
Teele, A. K., tr. for the Teg 
of Mrs. M. R. W. Dustan, 
Teele, A. K., guardian aee 
J. Staple, 
BRO Da Leal Mois. o's: diate le s's'e sla» 
ADAGE thy) Cae carats tweeter nue sisters 
PROP TISOD Gh ayes hate, eels aise. aie 
Thompson, Mary H., Mrs. .... 


T ilden, Oy ste ped hs Te eh ae ye eee, «| 


pate PRVAnGt: Le Soe 
POWOSCTd GAC ML et cre ste a's 
Townsend, Gh beisen PTY ic eR LE 
Triggs, George iat ates its cae 
Triggs, George W.. eeare tle 
Br yet OTA acele ans wie a ea 
Troy, Tai Wow ciecdet ature fetta te ts 
NON AER BLT ICK GEL a testa /atacerele 
Wocker, Atherton... . cco... s% 
Tucker, Betsey, Miss. ...3.... 
Tucker, (Olgas te Be coc gotcha pent 
Tucker, Chas, heirs’ of..<.4:.. a: 
Tucker, David Wis Fane Cetera 
Tucker, TFA isle tacts aie ear shane 
T ucker, Ierbertilie ce csc eae ce 
Tucker, TRAC rate. ee ee ae 
Tucker, John A.. Apts 
Tucker, SR ELLE Roe cha ate a hea ee 
Tucker, John H.. : 
Tucker, Lizzie and. ‘Katie, 
Misses, 


Tax on 
Poll Tax. Personal 
Estate. 
$2 00 
2 00 $1 00 
2 00 
2 00 5 00 
2 00 100." 
2 00 
2 00 
10 00 
2 00 
2 00 7 50 
2 00 
11 50 
2 00 
2 00 12 50 
25 00 
2 00 20 00 
10 00 
2 00 2 50 
2 00 50 
2 00 
72 50 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 52 50 
435 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 505 00 
2 00 25 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 
6 00 
2 00 
2 00 15 00 
2 00 25 00 
2 00 
2 00 
2 00 1 50 
2 00 
2 00 


12 50 


‘Tax on 
Real 
Estate. 


$7 50 
6 00 


60 00 
13 00 


10 00 
30. 00 


20 00 


35 00 | 


10 00 
23 50 


144 50 


37 50 


225 00 
45 00 
11 50 


27 50 
200 00 


77 50 


7 50 


Total Tax. 


81 


NAMES. Poll Tax. 


Total Tax. 


SS. | | | 


pucker, Mary, heirs of......).. 


mucker, stephen A........... $2 00 
Mircker. otiilman '15/..7 5.5 2 00 
pec wer S,1.'65 SONY... 2.6 eee 

Pe EPHALAID gc ft aessco ees #06 2 00 
PMEDETIACOD A. ey os oe 3% 01s 2 00 
Twombly, J. F., heirs of...... 
OA, is WV.) 2 2 afd eis o's v's 2 00 
BPEROT TOO. 15,6 0c crise ac cleey 2 00 
MEA OTOL). 2. eie ge 54s 2 00 
Wee AAO Wi s.es. ees oe ok Ae a) 
DER ONCORD De... coli edie eo 2s 2 00 
BGOC VILODLY IW oss ciees asic ces « 2 00 
Vose, Jesse, heirs of.......... 
eet gy icy cia n'est occle. © 2 00 
GSO vel GUT L oes Ale «cls a'ohn «os « 2 00 
Vose, Joshua W.. Gea fae 2 OU 
Vose, Josiah, Feitstoheii ss ct: 


Vose, Sarah, Miss. . 
PoP ACO SUM TOG s75 viesics0 cece sieve «| ea 00 


Wardsworth, Chas.:-......... 2 00 
Wardsworth, Charlotte ....... 
Wardsworth, E. D....../...-.. 2 00 
rardsworth oD ie e e ee 2 00 
Wainwright, the Misses....... 
Pm RC ATC ss c)s oa cics'c oc s 2 00 
Die TtICHATO se) 2, way aces sesines| 12400 
Walters, Florentine........... 
Ward, Dennis, heirs of........ 
Bret awWalliam)(C.. i3. 510. a% 2 00 
Were. ELOTACO Es. Jee daice cade 2 00 


Ware, H. E. and H. F., Misses. 
Ware, Jonathan, heirs ‘of... 


Ware, WWAIIIAIN stare cdaes ad = 2 00 
Ware, Wallianiclivaes ascents ds 2 00 
Ware, William Rotch......... 2 00 
NELOM PMOL K sly ste sim sis ch olayn staid © 2 00 
ALSO hy VE ae cccitals oipainin'e «0.6 2 00 
eae OL Poi dine wecte stp cee cs stass 2 00 
BV ALISON 0) OD + <4 sin 'nis asc dsicine 2 00 
eae. POUR Mes cvacseassena}) & OU 
Ret A ALTICK «vel aiaie' o eisionsie ae 2 00 
Watson, Patrick; Jr..s.0i...- 2 00 
VIMO Eb, steep /o « #10 o0,0\sre's 2 00 
PTE SOE E I Snes [cca faie). i al ain 3, She, oh 2 00 
PP BDU a OSLER belive c prone sn coon 2 00 
WV OOD. J OBIBD COIs. ..). 52.1 < 


WGDD, ei -hOUMNGIs.6 6 ose ecceiee| U0 
WE BDBLCT oO ELOTAUO.. +: 5% <0 cn 2s 2 00 


Tax on Tax on 
Personal Real 
Estate. Estate. 
$11 00 
$8 00 52 50 
7 50 17 50 
10 00 
1 50 |. 19 50 
15.00 | 20 00 
10 00 | 38 00 
227 50 
5 00 | 21 50 
3 50 12 50 
20 00 30 00 
12 50 
17 50 15 50 
400} 380 00 
12 50 | 16 00 
5 00 | 39 00 
5 00 | 27 50 
1 50 | 11 00 
20 00 18 00 
42 50 | 27 50 
5 00 42 50 
25 00 
7 50 
5 00 
3 50 
25 00 
10 00 | 25 00 
175 00) 6 00 
17 50 
25 00 
5. 00 
7 50 


458 00 | 133 50 


75 00 | 38 00 
118 00 | 80 00 
50. 00 
15 00 


82 


NAMES. 


Webster, Joseph R.. is. ...s6- 


OV Cle) OL Teh em sk $2 00 
TESS COLES ASO) 1s eg Ae Sv a ans Abi BaoT 
PRION chOUIEy OC & pie dec pins oe wes 2 00 
BCC AVC UAE. n'a fs tls ose. 6% 2 00 
RA TOTS Ge LTO) (RGA Pees eee 2 00 
I CIGIN EL CURT pesk Sarac tins « bee he 2 00 
Welch, MID OCULY a teie oti rei ss8 2 00 
Welch, Woillianiveienwa gies. cel? 2, 00 
Welch, Patrickieimruces . (8, 2 00 
Welsh, Duncan ae OD: JAaoane 2 00 
WY relive IN tine < Sak s hems eas 2 00 
BVEMS AU UCAI A on stent oi te eccce 2 00 
Wetherbee, Elmer: H......... 2 00 
Metcruee., OTIN ss acieoint o\ce'- 2 00 
Wetmore; Thomas......:.... 2 00 
West, Chas. G., heirs of...... 
Weston, Charlotte L.......... 
WY eeeOl ss VWI. chy. ees o5i7 55% oe 2 00 
By Oalen. J AMOS. ce ek hes ee ons 2 00 
WVihalen; James: J....50%-0s.s 2 00 
RV aLons LOND JE Sei en iais's os 2 00 
POLE TI TRAGLICK « o.4.cecay ss afecars 2 00 
Witaten ssl homas.’s 3.0. Ss wae 2 00 
AY Ripps \GeOsaL ss. sar' Mees times 2 00 
PIE CAS CL. ce ertieicrteny «5 ok 2 00 
WV TLGPe DEMON edd « . hese a eo aiets 2 00 
WETIMC Gece iscce ork. sa tala shale ts ate 2 00 
RCM AME Geol, Stes ak Sek: 2 00 
TI ES TD Son a ciclros ws oie aicte 2 00 
AV ADUG PUTA tien ch. ecik wo tie bis oteiihe 2 00 
DuSIat oo VITAL CP Wes. s eee esa ears 2 00 
Whitney, Elizabeth G., Mrs... 
Whitney, Ellerton E.......... 2 00 
MW uiney, waenry Aust sc. na. 2 00 
Whitney, Henry A., trustee un- 

der will of W. Lawrence. . 
Whitney, Henry A. trustee for 

Certs WeLODTISOM, Gsche sp tice ars 
Whitney, Joseph C........... 2 00 
Whitney,-Joseph H.. .227..... 2 00 
PR TSTER SST) dB a hn a Sei 2 00 
Wigley, tamesst tyes Uae 2 00 
WV GG COPOG 20 ile ale ake 2 00 
Willard, Sidney A.. den ate S UO) 
Williams, VN & Bee aad ere § 2 00 
Williams, TiaS Sis fo os he 2 00 
AVENE NCS) OD SESE A rap 8 - 2 00 
Williams, Gearee!sit Fine emer 2 00 
Williams, Phomas cuits ee 2 00 
Williams, Pamtel Acne oa... $1 & OO 
Winters, nlamesitr sees 2 00 


Poll Tax. 


Tax on 


Personal * 


Estate. 


$1 50 
25 


50 
2 50 
112 50 


130 00 


7 50 
487 50 
25 00 
100 00 


Tax on 
Real 
Estate. 


$15 50 


216 50 


14 00 
26. 00 
6 50 


8 50 


Total Tax. 


$15 50 
2 00 
11 50 
6 25 
9 50 
2 00 
2 00 
7 00 
2 00 
2 00 
24 50 
3 00 
2 00 
2 00 
5 00 
2 00 
7 50 
67 50 
32 00 
22 00 
2 00 


83 


| Sol ee ee erro 


Tax on Tax on 
NAMES. Poll Tax. Personal Real Total Tax. 
Estate. Estate. 
Si ee eee 
Witherell, N. B......-.-eeeees $2 00 ; $2 00 
Wolcott, J. Huntington....... 2 00 $597 50 |$205 00 804 50 
Wolcott, J. H. and Re, trustees 75 00 75 00 
Woodworth, S BOYS) ee ee ae 2 00 2 00 
Woodbury, PANatiner te o's es 2 00 2 00 
Woods, Wheelock.. na a ae OU 2 00 
Work, James......-+--- secre 2 00 2 00 
Wood, RMALIEAYI ooss'c 2's b'ciate: 20 vat 2 00 2 00 
Young, Chas. R Ay Rhee egees LG 2 00 
Young, Henry <foly e eee 2 00 2 00 
Young, OIG ta conv eos soelee ons 2 00 10 00 | 22 50 34 50 
Treasurer First Congregational 
OT OSTETE iR ieee  enE 50 00 | 12 50 62 50 
Treasurer Evangelical Congre- 
gational Parish.......----+- 15 00 : 15 00 


eee ee ee 


LIST OF LADIES ASSESSED A POLL TAX. 


Dn Sannin 


NAMES. Poll Tax. 


MMS TAND DY Deetnctege ces oaeininsie nts. 6 Seer tts cos tee oe $2 00 
Babcock, BOT oar riic cata sic area < cleceie «ove oti sain sunie 9 8104.8 2 00 
Williams, ROLLA ln JDP i ere Sees giclee gis ei) a #00 e7aeg rcararace wainanicl 2 00 
Forbes, Sesh gh CRSA iet cis tale oe gO ccna ease aman e arr es 2 00 
Littlefield, Ay lace areas se onnd yar gms ae ris ae nse as ec eee 2 00 
Faucon, Cerin Os Pore cas Gos eeic tree stent Ses ames piae 2 00 


ne TRLabs hate 


NON-RESIDENT TAX-PAYERS. 


Tax 1 Taxon - 
NAMES. Perea Real Estate. 
tint Ve Ain ald a ee SAS ioe 
BOSTON. 
Adams, CTEOPOG CH wean eias 5 Ney Nah $11 50 
Amory, Frank, BSURLOLOL ete ss 5h 4 oe 20 00 
weld (et SURG S BY GSS 5 eeu ne tre anak ean eo 
USA MOTA ON mon mine eters can eel 30 00 
MeO. MOSGAR MEAS ii ise och eo 5 00 
Baker, Walter neirs of...) oie. 20 00 
Barhan, BUSORR EI one ee, aN 10 00 
Barry, Joseph Dy poet Seay) arta I Pag 6 00 
Pals eC MAA Lh ees ons oy coined re 1 00 
Brewer, AEE AIT ha SAEs iedind ioe a aioe Ma eh 45 00 
Burton & TSOD Gaels ee Fao 22 50 
Capen AAron iD. sev ccusepitrcy 1 50 
BAPE soni si. crise ike tes Ae 2 50 
Cheever, S. G. , heirs ODE ene ye 22 50 
Churehill , Asaph ial weubia Wied oie A Rees tet 4() 40 
Churchill, a) atten. nccoe woes. 5 erg ne eee 7 50 
Church of DOrchesterse wince et 9 00 
Cityoot Boston p's sous ck eae kee 17 50 
Clark, R. M. , heirs of Gabe nthe are Here eee 40 00 
Coolidge, Mary is ta seadeceie re tasters tg ae 6 00 
Mme el sae) ON sees kiek ead i ee 2 50 
Donelly, DALPICK, HeitesOfisgun 4 aay 1 00 
2D fer dtasd Ea. ch ear eet Pane pai Op ata 7 50 
Deny) Ol nese ees he pee eee 25 00 
Dyer, RT AAT aia Rea a neem 15 00 
Magers Thomas ati Vs 60 aw ee Wee Nee 16 00 
Emory, POE EE 4 aa OBE AP Ne at 5 00 
Evans, Walliam® heirs of. ec oun 1 50 
Everett, George Be cha Bess ane ete shinies €5 00 
Ewell, Jacob a RE PURE se MED RE. Mercia 1 50 
First Parish Church of Dorchester... 25 00 
Frothingham, L. D., Mrs............ 20 00 
Gleason, Roswellicst. 02. go) eee 15 00 
Goodnow, Dini tates ticle Oe 1 50 
Grant, W. Vs Wace URS rt SE apt ar Sm 6 3 7 50 
PUGS VV a TiRel eos ie eee a 5 00 
Hobbs, AD gira meets OMA eine eee a 2 50 
Hollingsworth, Z. T Sol PARI Red MaMa Dt 75 00 
Holmes, E. Ts. Ka Rego a Pathe eres ene umm 25 00 


Total Tax. 


85 


NAMES. 


De 


Howe, F. A., and others.......+-+-: 
Hall, J. H...... 2. eee e cece es eceo eee 


Johnson, S. W..... eer ee eeeeeeeeees 
Jones, Woodman.......-++++- 


Kendall, C. C.. 


Kendall, Henry BR Gesaa A oe oi 


Kidder, "Henry Eclat otcts sie © 


Lake, John..... ss-s+s+eeee 
Lord, Eunice........++++-++- 
Lyman, Joseph. ....eeeseoee- 


McIntosh, J. S...---e eee cones 
Merriam, William .........+- 
Minot, William.......-.+---- 


Pierce, Henry L.......-...-- 
Pope, Henry, DETR cste pees so 
Porter, A. S....-.seeeeeeeeee 
Preston, Walter ....c..cseeee 


Quinn, John....-,.-.-eeeee-s 


Reed, E. C., Mrs....+++++e+.- 


Reed, Henry R., Mrs. .s.-++- 
Richars & Co., assignees. 


Richards, Geo. EG oe eos chataere aa eae 
Ripley, MMi ie eke ate 
Rollins, J. A...--ee eee e cece cece ceeee 
Rice, H. PW UGITI co yale ie cata ces 0 afeaisinne 


Shapleigh, J. P....-.seeeeeeeeeeeees 
Shaw, Lemuel, tIUStEe. ..cceceseeeee 
Shaw, Lemuel, attorney..... : 
Smith, Chas. 1h SRR Meare ari 
Spofford, jE oe 4 ina 
Shepherd, CVS Pate ietels see eiicea tate wie 
Story, AMailiamn He eee sion 
Strangman & Co....+.-+-+0-- 


Strang OMAN, Jee seeeeeescecvees 


Talbot, J. Ci...-ssseeccees Ap ys 
Temple, H., heirs of........: 
Tileston, E. “abe , heirs of.. 
Tileston, F. Tx 


Thompson, Chas. He , heirs fof watt 


orev eee 


eoeeeveee 


eoeooev eee 


eeeeevee 


eoereeer 


eooeeeee 


oeeoeee 


Tax on 
Personal 
Estate. 


$5 00 


5 00 


20 00 


7 50 


15 00 
2 50 


17 50 


6 00 


12 50 
2 50 


Tax on 


Real Estate. 


$15 00 
15 00 


35 00 
2 50 


10 00 
7 50 
240 00 


1 50 
1 00 
45 00 


67 50 
9 00 
15 00 


225 00 
25 00 


2 00 


7 50 
5 00 
12 50 
21 00 
2 50 
25 00 
15 00 


50 00 
25 00 
25 00 

7 50 
-23 00 
20 00 

6 00 


Total Tax. 


$15 00 
15 00 


40 00 
2 50 


10 00 
7 50 
245 00 - 


1 50 
1 00 
45 00 


87 00 
9 00 
15 00 


7 50 


240 00 

2 50 
25 00 
17 50 


2 00 


7 50 
5 00 
12 50 
21 00 
2 50 
25 00 
21 00 


50 00 
25 00 
25 00 
7 50 
23 00 
20 00 
G 00 
12 50 
2 50 


16 00 
7 50 
12 50 
12 50 
1 50 


86 


is bc Tax on 
NAMES. Fetes Real Estate. Total Tax. 
MAYOUNIEOURIA EAL eas ode ces se ec geet: $2 00 $2 00 
Tolman, Elizabeth, heirs of.......... 2 00 2 00 
PRS MV VANT ts pile tec taia celeie's, pre's Fein s « 40 00 40 00 
MEPICHON eli INeTHie.. 2. be'fbigs eel) s's elena o 2 50 2 50 
Vose, Robert, estate of.............. 2 50 2 50 
Pies rein at eerie es aha sla Ss ss 5 $5 00 5 00 
DIB YD ARV GD sais oes aw a clede oes 25 00 25 00 
VALULVOV SU YVELEEOIL esis s shales cele es ss! 10 00 10 00 
CALL MPAVC NS lly aS oe efbiclslule's oe 1 00 1 00 
RG WoO NV Gl alis tease bs bois voce atds.c «0 50. 00 50 00 
RgeM Ce OLGME SI OTe) ies s5's o's sii finle'e ate ose’ s 101 00 101 00 
npr Lie Pd he tere els\e%e 9 cic ela isis. 0ce'e. s o's 2 00 2 00 
Rae CLG it Aver. s yt ey oiciet aioe de ses 33 00 33 00 
PHILADELPHIA, PA. 
muon. MALY, MISi1s sb «ss 5’e « ie cee kext 67 50 67 50 
PROVIDENCE, R. I. 
eee ise TERRE ahi life's ste kteinranes A eet 7 00 7 00 
RANDOLPH, MASS. 
PARE TUOL OSI wi o's 6 bins 06 clewm eid os 00 2 00 2 00 
BMeRPanA Pes OUR) SELL Ges och byes sie'sis lab ot py ys 6 00 6 00 
Pans MG TURG WED Hers 0. Wp v0 tis 'eiade dio le'a's 2 50 2 50 
LYNN. 
Ee opi 20 EB Ba Bg Hee See yh ee 12 50 12 50 
NEWTON. 
Newton Theological Institute....... 3 50 3 50 
Fai CCE CONT PCPA Mat Br printer 2 50 2 50 
BRAINTREE. 
Penniman, Samuel.........s0e. cece 1 50 1 50 
SOMERVILLE. 
PIU OL AUCIIUCL. 5 ices ett snc ve ene 5 50 5:50 
BROOKLINE. ; 
OST EE MACY Ps Mie sabres nssieie siccester el’ 5 00 5 00 
CONCORD, N. H. 
Rowe, John-P. heirs of. 0.4. c.0 3 3 50 3 50 


Tax on 
Personal 
Estate. 


NAMES. 


Sx 1S, SAREE ne eee 
CHICAGO, ILL. 

Perry, Josiah F.......--eee eee reece 
NORTH BROOKFIELD. 

Trask, H. D......++++seee+ BOODLE 
TAUNTON. 

Littlefield, A. L.....-..sseeseeeeeeee 


QUINCY. 


Adams, Charles Francis......+.++++- 
Billings, J. A.. ss... eee cece eee eeees 
Beals, Nathaniel H..... AON ists) siesta kes 
Webster, G. S...--. ee eee eee eee eeees 
Chesley, Wm........++eseeeeeeeeeeee 
Duggan, William B., estate of....... 
Eaton, J. F., estate of.........--5-- 
Edwards, JameS....--++s+eeeeereees 
Faulkner, JameS........-eeeeeeeeees 
Glover, H. M., heirs of........++---- 
Glover, John J., heirs of........-..-- 
Gibbs, JamesS......+e-seeseeeeeeeees 
Walters, Louis.........seeeee ee eeees 
McDonald, P., and Adams, E. H..... 
Mahoney, William........-.---eeee- 
McGrath, P........---- Ears AC DO eS 
Pope, Jane, MYrs....-eeeee ceeecees 
Pearce, Thomas L.....++-+-eseeeee $2 50 
Pope, Edward, heirs of.......+-.---- 
Quincy Savings Bank...........----- 
Wollaston Land Company .........-- 


CANTON. 


Farrington, Nathaniel..........+--:: 
French, Chas. H......-----++eeeeee 
Grover, T. E....eeeeeeeee reece ee ees 
Tucker, Elijah, heirs of........+..--- 


DEDHAM. 


Eustis, Abraham, heirs of.........-- 
Paul, Eu. ...-.. esse cere cece ee eeeees 
Wetherbee, Jesse E....... Poe Fone 
Mudge, Z. A....-sseecer cece eecreees 
Furber, 


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HYDE PARK. 

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OLED aed HULIAGRs 6 rises sg atse'es boeie'e + « . 5 00 5 00 
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Real Estate & Building Co........... 15 00 15 00 
Sheedy, Daniel......'.. Pies teis a ueic ote ot: 15 00 15 00 
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