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REPORT

OF THE

SELECTMEN OE THE TOWN OF SOMERVILLE.

Fellow Citizens : —

In presenting to you the twenty-sixth Annual Report of the Town of Someiwille, we have to say that no marked events have occurred to disturb the progress and prospects of its affairs.

We ask yonr attention to the following Report :

HIGHWAYS.

A larger work has been performed upon the highways the ast year than ever before, but much as has been performed, ; our Board earnestly recommend an increase of force and naterial to finish work now suffering to be done.

Your Board regretted that the appropriation asked for at the meeting in November last, to enable them to purchase a stone- breaking Machine, was not voted, and we are unanimously of the opinion that the appropriation should be made at the next Town Meeting.

The nature of our streets is such that nothing but stone is suitable to dress them with, and in most of our thoroughfares stone is indispensably necessary to stand the heavy teaming which is almost constantly passing over them, but little progress can be made through the cold winter months in preparing a sufficient quantity of the right material for our spring require- ments, so that some of our principal streets which are now necessarily in poor condition, might soon be made inviting to travel. By the energetic measures of the Superintendent of Streets, as much has been done the past year as we could reasonably anticipate.

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Most of the streets which have been accepted for the last two years have remained without scarcely any labor or material having been expended upon them, our whole appropriation being necessarily expended for ordinary repairs.

The cutting and grading of that part of School Street lying between Broadway and Medford Streets has been contracted for, under such conditions that the work will be completed without expense to the town. The work is so extensive that some months will be required to complete it.

SEWERAGE.

In connection with the subject of highways the importance of drainage should be considered, and your Board would recom- nlend a liberal appropriation therefor. One of the most import- ant places, and the first which should have your attention, is Linwood Street, running from Washington to Milk Row. Your Board received a very numerously signed petition of the abutters on said street, and upon its being acted upon by the Board, it was decided to have a plan and profile so that they could see the feasibility of the work and estimate its cost. Said plan is now on file. The plan points out a very feasible way of running tli3 Sewer, and we should have had it constructed the last autumn but for the lateness of the season before the plan was completed.

The benefit to the neighborhood which will result by con- structing a sewer according to the plan above referred to, cannot be over valued. The health of the thickly settled population on and around Linwood Street should be considered, and in the midst of them is a large school-house literally packed with chil- dren, who throughout the summer months are breathing the foul atmosphere of that neighborhood.

The petitioners are anxious to have the Sewer built, and willing to pay their full share of the expense. We only refer to this as one of the places where the surface-water should be removed for the health of the different neighborhoods, if there were no other considerations.

The Sewer upon Marshall Street has been completed, and has undoubtedly enhanced the value of real estate abutting upon and benefited by it many times its full cost.

Your Board, in making the award for the above sewer, assessed three-fourths upon those benefited, and one-fourth to the town, which award, we are pleased to say, has given general satisfaction.

NEW STREETS.

The new highway as laid out by the County Commissioners, and running from Broadway to Elm Street, is so far towards completion that we think it will be ready for presentation to the Commissioners some time in June next. Your Board consider this street of great value to the abutters, and convenience to the town.

TURNPIKE.

The Turnpike, so called, was put under contract in August last, but the season was so far advanced that it was found im- possible to finish the work until the coming spring.

TOWN LEDGES.

The appropriations made last spring for the purchase of one or more ledges for the use of highways has been expended by the purchase of one adjoining the one now owned by the town — but nearly worked out — on Bond Street, and another contain- ing over five acres lying between Broadway and the new street, and which is cut by the latter. This ledge we consider of great value to the town, it being opened upon by two streets which lead nearly through the town, viz. : Broadway on the northerly side, and Elm Street and Milk Row on the southerly side. A very good bed of gravel has been found to exist upon the last named lot, which is the only gravel owned by the town within its limits.

RAILROAD BRIDGES.

The Board have arranged with the Boston and Lowell Rail- road Company to widen the Bridges over their road on Cross, Central and Cedar Streets, at which places much inconvenience has been experienced by the narrowness of the Bridges upon their approaches at the above places.

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The Bridge over Cross Street and its approaches are nearly completed. The Boston and Lowell Railroad Company have manifested a ready disposition to meet the wishes of your Board with regard to the above alterations.

The Bridges on Prospect and Washington Streets over the Fitchburg Railroad are in a similar condition to those over the Boston and Lowell Railroad, and we hope soon to see them widened in like manner.

STREET LAMPS.

Much interest was manifested in Town Meeting last spring to have additional Lamps placed along our thoroughfares through- out the town. The liberal appropriation then voted has been expended for that purpose. In several localities the citizens desired lamp-posts placed nearer together than the town appro- priation would allow, and with the money paid by them added to the sum voted by the town has enabled your Board to add about seventy new Lamps the past year, making the whole number of Public Lamps now lighted, one hundred and ninety-four. One hundred and eight are south of the Boston and Lowell Railroad, and eighty-six are on the north side. Forty -one of the above are for the present lighted with oil. Much benefit is derived to the town by well-lighted streets. It makes our highways safer for travel, and the town generally inviting to builders, and your Board are of the opinion that a liberal spirit should at all times be shown in improving our streets and sidewalks.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

The Fire Department of Somerville is small, but it is kept in such efficient condition that the interests of the town have not suffered, and being fortunately surrounded, aid has been fur- nished by which all fires have been as well managed as could be, considering our facilities for a supply of water. Two Reservoirs of great value have been added this year, at a comparatively small cost, both costing only about one-half the usual cost of one. We hope before the lapse of another year we may have an addition to our present water facilities which will enable the

town to place Hydrants in many streets where, at this time, we are entirely without water facilities in case of fire.

We refer you for particulars of the Department to the annexed Report of the Engineer.

ENGINEER'S REPORT.

To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:

Gentlemen, — In compliance with the usual customs, I here- with submit the Report of the Board of Engineers of the Somer- ville Eire Department.

Since our last Report the Department has been called out 29 times, 12 times from fire in town, and 7 times from fires in Charlestown, 4 from fires in Cambridge, 1 in Roxbury, and 5 false alarms. The Department have rendered assistance in Charlestown 4 times, and received assistance 4 times ; they have rendered assistance in Cambridge once. It will be seen that the number of fires in town are 5 less than last year, and the number of alarms 12 less than last year. Although we have had less in number, yet our loss has been quite heavy, having lost three churches the past year, the fire having so much head- way when discovered that it was impossible to save them. It may seem strange to some of our people that we do not save these large buildings, but allow me to say that it is not because the Department do not try as hard as any Department can, and if they will notice the reports of other cities and towns, they will see that it is very seldom that a church is saved, if it takes fire in the tower end of the building, owing to the draft which con- ducts the fire to the roof. There are some people who always have taken a great deal of pride in finding fault with the manner in which the Department have performed their duty. In some cases, I believe, it is owing to prejudice, and in many cases, from ignorance of the duty of a fireman. It is much easier for a per- son to find fault with others than to perform the duty himself, and I think that there has been and still are some who would like to see the Department broken up, to satisfy selfish motives.

There have been some changes in the Department during the past year, and I think it is at present in a better condition than it has before been since its organization.

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WATER.

Although it will be seen that our town has grown very fast the past two years, and the liability for fires increasing, yet our people are unmindful of the very important thing that is necessary to stay a conflagration. It is water. It will be seen by those who have attended the fires at some of the churches, that we have been compelled to force the water 1,600 feet, and up a grade of TO to 80 feet, thereby requiring a great strain both on the engine and hose. It is hoped that this evil will be remedied by a better supply. Since our last Report there have been two Reservoirs built, one in front of the Town Stable, on Prospect Street, and another on Walnut Street, at a comparatively small cost, with an inexhaustible supply of water. There have been two Hydrants attached to the pipes at Winter Hill. At the present time there are 27 Hydrants and 8 Reservoirs in town, 24 of the Hydants and 5 Reservoirs are situated on the north and easterly side of the Lowell Railroad. It will be seen by the above table that some portions of our town must have a xery poor supply.

It is hoped that before another year expires we shall have the Mystic Lake water in all parts of our town, running through nothing less than six or eight inch pipes.

ALARM.

Since our last Report we have had no addition to our facilities ; they have been injured in some parts of the town by the loss of the church bells, and in one locality by the use of an alarm bell for school purposes, which, should a fire break out in that locality while the bell is being rung for school, would cause a great delay in spreading the alarm, and might result in the loss of much property. It is hoped before long to have the Telegraph Alarm, which would prove of great advantage in case of fire.

It having been suggested by some of the residents of the northerly part of the town that a Hose Carriage is much needed on Winter Hill, we would recommend it to your consideration.

The Board of Engineers would recommend the removal of the Lock-up or Station-House, located in the building occupied by the

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Department, and that that part of the building be used for the Hook and Ladder Carriage, with suitable rooms in the second story for sleeping rooms for the men permanently employed, as the room now occupied by them is unfit for men to sleep in, owing to the dampness of the cellar ; and they would also recom- mend the building of a Hose Tower, in connection with this building, 50 feet high, as it would prove a saying in Hose, and the one now in use being less than half large enough for the quantity of hose which is required for use.

The Department now consists of one Steam Fire Engine, which has had some valuable improvements attached the past year, and is now believed to be equal to any engine in this vicinity, with an Engineer and Driver permanently employed.

A Hose Carriage, run in connection with the Engine, carry- ing 1,000 feet 2\ inch leather hose, and has proved a great addi- tion to the Department, with a company of 10 men, the driver of which is permanently employed.

One four wheeled Hose Carriage, in charge of the John E. Wool Hose Company, which has been repaired and painted the past year, and is in good condition, carrying 600 feet 2J inch hose.

One hose pung, for the use of the above company, with a company of 15 men.

One Hook and Ladder Truck, drawn by a horse.

One hand Engine, Somerville Xo. 1, with hose carriage, which is in working condition at all times.

HOSE.

There is in the Department,

1,200 feet single riveted hose, good. 1,500 feet double riveted hose, good. 500 feet single riveted hose, almost worthless.

All of which is respectfully submitted.

DAVID A. SANBORN, Jr., Chief Engineer Somerville Fire Department.

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POLICE AND WATCH.

The appropriation made last spring for one or more perma- nent Watchmen has been partially expended for temporary watching.

The past year has been one of unusual quiet, and your Board did not deem it necessary to appoint permanent watch as in- tended when the appropriation was made. We feel that the result of the temporary watch has been of much benefit to the town, by preventing disturbances and depredations upon fruit gardens, &c. For particulars in this Department we refer you to the Secretary of Police's Report herewith annexed.

To the Honorable Board of Selectmen of Somerville :

In accordance with the usual custom, the officers of the Police Department submit the following Report for the year ending January 28, 1868 :

Whole number of arrests, one hundred and thirty-seven, an increase of sixty-nine from last year.

Assault and battery, Larceny, .... Keeping dog without license, . Simple drunk, . Feeding cows upon the street, Attempt to pick pocket, Playing cards on Lord's day, . Disturbing the peace, . Adultery, .... Unlawfully distraining a cow, Breaking and entering, . Attempt to rescue a prisoner,

Which were disposed of as follows

Acquitted and discharged, . Sentenced to pay fine and costs, Sent to House of Correction,

40 17 55 6 6 1 3 2 2 1 3 1

137

28 81 13

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Sol tied by parties acknowledging satisfaction, . 6

Bound over to Superior Court, .... 9

137

Amount of fines imposed, .... 8-591.00 Amount of costs, ..... 328.70

Total amount of fines and costs. . . 8919.70 Amount of imprisonments by sentence, 2 years and 6 months.

We feel that the time has arrived when this town needs a day and night police force just as much as Charlestown or Cam- bridge, and that we suffer by the vigilence of our neighbors, is undoubtedly true. Rogues will congregate where they are not watched. Our large and rapidly increasing population in the southerly and eastern part of the town need a regular day-officer in each location, and a watch at night.

No one conversant in such matters can say this town can be well and properly cared for and protected without good officers in each district, regularly appointed and paid, who shall give their whole services to the town. The present officers have ever been willing to work for the good of the town, and work together, but under the present system, much has to be left undone which, with a regularly organized police force, could not fail of being accomplished.

During the last few months two officers have been on duty at night in different sections of the town, and a part of the time four men have done duty. Although that is as much as could be reasonably expected, after the action of the town at the meeting in March last, yet it leaves a large and widely extended beat for the men to travel.

We feel assured your honorable Board will lay the matter be- fore the town, in its proper light, and that the citizens will see the importance of the establishment of an organized Police Department.

Respectfully submitted.

JARIUS MANX, Secretary Somerville Police Department.

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CEMETERY.

With regard to this long agitated subject, we have to say that as jet the Board have been unable to locate one.

HORSE RAILROADS.

A good deal of dissatisfaction is being felt throughout the town with regard to the tracks being placed upon the sides of the streets, and the Board feel that the town suffers on account of such location, and that it is very damagiDg to the property of citizens located upon the same side of the way, and is cer- tainly a great drawback to the proper repair of the two thor- oughfares upon which said tracks are located.

We cannot close our Report, fellow citizens, without congrat- ulating you upon the apparent prosperity — and we believe it to be real — of our town. One of the principal evidences of its strength and rapid growth is the unprecedented amount of building which has been done the last year, and which is still progressing, not in any particular location, but in all parts of the town can be seen this evidence of undoubted thrift.

From statistics carefully obtained, we find that the whole number of new buildings erected since January 1, 1867, to be two hundred and eighty-seven, two hundred and thirty-nine of which are dwelling-houses, twenty-two of these being double houses, making two hundred and sixty-one additional tenements in one year. Besides the above work, additions and alterations have been made upon fifty-five other buildings, and all indica- tions point to an equal increase the ensuing year.

Considering this rapid growth, and in viewing the noble monuments which have been erected upon the spots once deso- lated by the torch of the incendiary, we feel proud of the spirit and enterprise of the citizens of Somerville.

FRANCIS HOUGHTON, \

GEORGE W. HADLEY, f Selectmen

SILAS H. HOLLAND, \ of

JACOB T. GLINES, I Somerville.

GEORGE 0, BRASTOW, J

By vote of the town, passed at the April meeting of this year, the different departments were instructed to close their accounts and make their Reports up to December 31st. Consequently, the Financial Report will only show receipts and disbursements for ten months, commencing March 1, 1867, and ending Decem- ber 31st, 1867.

The gross amount of receipts are $228,636.04, and the dis- bursements are $211,361.69, leaving in the Treasury, cash, January 1, 1868, $17,274.35.

The whole amount of taxes assessed for 1867, including abate- ments and discounts, was $142,684.

There remained of 1864, uncollected, $96.25; of 1865, 82.414.02 ; of 1866, $7,767.54 making a total of $152,961.81, of which the Treasurer has received on 1864, $49.75 ; on 1865, $847.30; on 1866, $4,608.02; on 1867, $111,739.12, making the gross amount collected and paid the Treasurer, $117,244.19.

The Treasurer has also received from J. H. Lord, Esq., State Treasurer, on account of Corporation Taxes, $2,569.75, also on account of State Aid refunded, $7,700.

By referring to notes payable, annexed, it will be seen that the debt of the town has increased since March 1, 1867, $40,200, making the town debt December 31, 1867, $189,474.

This increase, at first sight, looks bad, but there is another side to this question. While our debt has increased $40,200, the value of town property, at a very moderate appraisement, has increased $59,250.

These figures are low. The most of our School Buildings have received repairs and additional and improved furniture, while the Prescott and Foster School Houses, with the land and improvements, are set at very low figures.

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Ledges for repairs of highways have been bought, and other improvements made.

State Aid has been paid to the families of soldiers by order of the Selectmen, to the amount of $4,771, and Town Aid has, or will be used during the winter, in aid of soldiers' families to the extent of the appropriation ($500,) and this amount should be again voted for their benefit.

Ten thousand two hundred and fifty dollars ($10,250) of the town debt falls due in 1868, and the Treasurer would recom- mend a commencement in reduction to that extent, and would suggest that all calls for money the coming year be assessed and collected on the valuation of the town, which is increasing very fast. It is believed that at least 225 dwellings have been built in this town the past year, and they are still going up in all directions. This indicates increasing wealth, and consequently ability to meet all necessary expenses of the town without increase of indebtedness.

It will be seen by annexed accounts that the unexpended balances of appropriations amount to $43,749.51, to meet the calls from the different departments on these balances. We have cash in the Treasury amounting to $17,274.35. Uncollected taxes, $25,722.70.

The State School fund has not yet been received.

There is to be refunded from the State some $700 for military services. Also collections from abutters on Marshall Street, say $2,000. •

These amounts will undoubtedly meet all calls until the time of the usual meetings for appropriations, at which time the Treasurer's balance will, as usual, be small, or on the wrong side of the Ledger, and the town will be a borrower in anticipa- tion of taxes.

The Treasurer has, for the information of citizens that do not take much interest in town meetings, appended a list of appro- priations and financial votes, passed by the town at the April meeting.

The above remarks, with annexed accounts, are respectfully submitted.

THOMAS CUNNINGHAM,

Treasurer of Town of Somerville.

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APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE TEAR

Schools, ........

Rent of rooms, .....

Insurance, on extra looms, &c, Construction Prescott school-house, &c. Janitor's rooms, . .

Heating purposes, .....

Alterations of High school-house, special meeting Construction of Foster u Lincoln school-house, furniture, Highways, ......

Miscellaneous, .....

Medford Turnpike and new street, Interest account, .....

Fire Department, ....

New hose, ......

Gas,

Lamp posts, ......

Police and night watch,

Salaries, ......

Soldiers relief, 500. Board of Health, 500, Town Ledges, .....

Abatement of taxes and discount, Special appropriations for Selectmen, State tax, .......

County tax, ......

1867.

$34,000 00 1,500 00

2,000 00

31,503 82

2,700 00 8,500 00 1,000 00

5,000 00

600 00

15,000 00

5,000 00

10,500 00

12,000 00

5,000 00

1,000 00

4,500 00

1,000 00

2,700 00

4,000 00

1,000 00

5,000 00

4,000 00

5,000 00

28,800 00

5,129 44

$196,433 26

FINANCIAL VOTES PASSED BY TOWN.

Voted. Instructing Treasurer to borrow on current ex- penses of the year, $30,000 00

Voted. Authorizing the Treasurer to borrow for Medford

Turnpike and now street, .... 10,500 00

Voted. Authorizing the Treasurer to borrow for Town

Ledges, 5,000 00

Voted. Authorizing the Treasurer to borrow for renewal

of Town Notes, &c, 35,250 00

Voted. Authorizing the Treasurer to borrow for Janitors'

rooms in school-houses, ..... 2,700 00

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Voted. Authorizing the Treasurer to borrow for use of

Selectmen, $5,000 00

Voted. Authorizing the Treasurer to borrow in anticipa- tion of taxes as required.

SCHEDULE OF TOWN PROPERTY WITH LOCATION

AND VALUATION.

Jan. 1, 1868. Highland Avenue High school-house, land and improvements, $14,000 00 Instruments, piano, collections and furniture, . . . 1,500 00 Milk Street, Franklin school-house and primary, with furni- ture and piano, ....... 11,500 00

Beacon Street, Harvard school-house and furniture, . 1,500 00

Spring Hill, Spring Hill primary, ..... 1,400 00

Broadway, Walnut Hill school-house and land, . . 800 00 Washington Street, Prospect Hill school-house, land, furni- ture and piano, ....... 14,250 00

Medford Street, Brastow school-house, land and furniture, . 6,500 00 Sycamore Street, Foster school-house, Town Hall, land, fur- niture, piano, and improvements, . 45,000 00 Pearl Street, Prescott school-house, land, furniture, piano

and improvements, ....... 45,000 00

Prospect Street, Union school-house, land and furniture, 2,000 00

Elm Street, Lincoln school-house, land, furniture, piano, &c, 11,500 00

Maple Street, Jackson school-house, land and furniture, . 5,000 00

Broadway, Town Farm and improvements, . . . 5,500 00 Court House, Town Stables and land, corner Prospect and

Milk Streets, 4,000 00

Washington Street, Engine house, armory, stables and land, 8,000 00

Milk Street, Ledge, . 2,000 00

Bond Street, Ledges, 1,900 00

Broadway, Ledges, 3,700 00

Town of Winchester gravel land, ..... 700 00

Joy Street, land, 300 00

Steam fire engine, horses, harness, &c, .... 6.000 00

Hand engine and apparatus, ..... 800 00

Hose carriage, hose and fixtures, ..... 5,200 00

Hose house, land, &c, 3,400 00

Hook and ladder carriage, apparatus and building, . . ],500 00

Town pound, 100 00

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Town safes, $275 00

Horses, carts, harnesses, tools, &c., for highways, . . 2,800 00

Total, $206,125 00

TAXES.

Received of Benj. Randall, Collector, on ac- count of Taxes, 1864, . . . $49 75

Received of Benj. Randall, Collector, on ac- count of Taxes, 1865, .... 847 30

Received of Benj. Randall, Collector, on ac- count of Taxes, 1866, .... * 4,608 02

Received of Benj. Randall, Collector, on ac- count of Taxes, 1867, . . . 111,739 12

Received of Jacob H. Loud, Esq., State Treasurer, on account of Corporation Taxes, 1867, 2,569 75

Paid State Tax for 1867, .... 28,800 00 Paid County Tax for 1867, . . . 5,129 44

119,813 94

33,929 44

Balance, $85,884 50

NOTES PAYABLE.

1867. Cr.

April 3. Borrowed of East Cambridge Five Cent Savings Bank on five years, at 6 and 7 per cent. Renewal of military loan, . . $10,000 00

May 10. Borrowed of Henry Partridge, on demand, at

six per cent. . . . . . . • 1,000 00

May 21. Borrowed of Cambridge National Bank, on demand, anticipation taxes at 6 and 7 per cent 10,000 00

May 25. Borrowed of Henry Partridge on demand, at

6 per cent 1,000 00

July 1. Borrowed of Boston Five Cents Saving Bank

for five years, at 7 per cent., schools, &c, . 30,000 00 " " Borrowed of Martha Hadley, for two years, at

7 per cent, renewal of note, . . . 700 00

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July 1. Borrowed of Warren Institution for Savings, for

five years, at 7 per cent., renewal of note, $5,500 00

" u Borrowed of Henry Partridge, for two years, at 7 per cent. Renewal of notes, &e., from

H. P. Conner 8,000 00

'* " Borrowed of Mrs. Susan Curtis, on demand,

at 7 per cent., on ledge account, . , 500 00

<k " Borrowed of Sarah L. Moore, for two years,

at 7 per cent. Renewal of note, . . 4,000 00

Sept. 3. Borrowed of Warren Institution, for five

years, at 7 per cent. Renewal of note, . 12,000 00 Dec. 2. Borrowed of .John Peabody, for five years, at

7 per cent., on ledge account, . . . 2,500 00

$85,200 00

Dr.

June 2. Paid Mrs. Lydia M. Fenno, on the principal

of her note of $1,400 $100 00

July 1. Paid Warren Institution for Savings, note of

April 2d, 1866, . . . . 5,500 00

Paid Martha Hadley, note of June 2d, 1866, 700 00

Paid Cambridge National Bank, note of Feb.

16th, 1867 4,200 00

Paid Henry Partridge, note of May 5th and

9th, 1866, and May 10th and 25th, 1867, 8,000 00

Paid Sarah L. Moore, note of June 2d, 1867, 4,000 00

Paid Warren Institution, note of August 25th,

1862, . . . . ' . . . 12,000 00 Aug. 31. Paid Cambridge National Bank, note of May

21st, 1867, 10,000 00

Dec. 31. Paid Mrs. Susan Curtis, note of July 1st,

1867, 500 00

$45,000 00 Balance, . . $40,200 00

INTEREST ACCOUNT.

Paid Warren Institution, 6 months' interest on $21,000, . $630 00

Safety Fund Bank, " " " " 14,400, . 396 00

Warren Institution, " " " kt 5,500, . 200 75

Henry Partridge, " * " " 6,000, . 219 00

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Paid Warren Institution, 6 months' interest on $7,495, . Warren Institution, " " " " 20,875, .

John M. Pinkerton, " " " « 7,000, .

Lydia M. Fenno, " " " 1,400, .

Warren Institution, " " " " 5,000, .

Sarah L. Moore, " " " " 4,000, .

Miss M. Cruden, " « " " 20,000, .

Warren Institution, 90 days' " " 5,500, .

Cambridge National Bank, 4 months' and 14 days' in- terest on $4,200, . • . Martha Hadley, 6 months' and 28 days' interest on

$700,

Henry Partridge, 1 month and 24 days' interest on

$7,000,

Sarah L. Morse, 29 days' interest on $4,000, Cambridgeport Savings Bank, 6 months' interest on

$6,000,

Lucy Bell, 6 months' interest on $5,454, Rebecca Carville, 6 months' interest on $750, Warren Institution, 6 months' interest on $12,000, Cambridge National Bank, 99 days' interest on $10,000, Boston Five Cents Savings Bank, 60 days interest on

$30,000,

Warren Institution, 6 months interest on $21,000, Safety Fund Bank, 6 " " on $14,400,

East Cambridge Five Cent Savings Bank, interest on

$10,000,

Warren Institution, 6 months' interest on $7,495, Warren Institution, 6 months' interest on $20,875, J. M. Pinkerton, Trustee, 6 months' interest on

$7,000,

Levi Jones, 1 year's interest on $5,000, . Lydia M. Fenno, 6 months' interest on $1,300, . John Peabody, 1 year's interest on $2,500, ► Warren Institution, 6 months' interest on $5,000, Hamilton Bank, 6 months' interest on $20,000, Mrs. Susan Curtis, 6 months' interest on $500, .

Appropriation, ......

$215 48 574 06 245 00

51 10 150 00 120 00 550 00

99 00

94 50

25 84

68 00 22 65

180 00 150 00

22 50

330 00

181 66

350 00 630 00 396 00

331 38 215 48 574 06

245 00 300 00

45 50 150 00 150 00 550 00

17 50

$8,480 46

$12,000 00

8,480 46

Unexpended or balance, .

$3,519 54

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SCHOOLS. March 1, 1867. Paid H. H. Babcock, tuition for March,

M. C. Warren, bells, ....

Hugh Gill, teaming, .....

C. R. Bradford, shades, ....

J. H. Davis, tin dippers, ....

Mrs. McCarty, cleaning, ....

Charles Tufts, Janitor, ....

Nelson Howe & Son, pails and matts,

Cyrus G. Cook, stationery, ....

Daniel Pratt, two clocks, ....

American Tablet Company, crayons,

Timothy Howe, repairs on slate roof,

Jarius Mann, Janitor, .....

Chandler & Co., printing,

John McCarty, clearing snow,

Henry A. Hall, piano covers, .

A. B. Morse, printing, .....

Leonard Arnold, repairs, &c, .

John Wilson, books, .....

John D. Hills, moving and repairing school-house,

H. H. Babcock, tuition for April, .

Charles Dudley, matts, ......

Clarke Bennet, Insurance Policies on Foster and High

school-houses, $26,500, ..... Woodman & Hammet, stationery, Bray & Mace, tin cups, . Souther, Flint & Co., chairs, Homer & Cauldwell, bells, H. H. Babcock, books, . . J. Doolittle, rent of rooms, A. Coan, labor, Foster school, W. London, expressing, . .

Wm. S. Tufts, keys,

Wm. G. Shattuck, furniture for Foster school, .

Wm. G. Shattuck, furniture for Lincoln and Prescott

schools, . Adna Cushing, vaults, &c, Foster school, ... S. C. Russell, 4 weeks' tuition, .... C. J. Barry, moving coal,

21

Paid S. C. Hunt, salary for tuition, .

Sundry Teachers' salaries one quarter, Sundry Janitors' salaries one quarter, Universalist Society, insurance on church, Samuel Littlefield, sundries, ....

Fireman's Insurance Company, policy on High school Charles Dudley, matts, .....

Charles Mongan, labor, . . . . .

James Vose, part of two pianos,

Nelson Howe & Son, brushes, ....

Hugh Gill, teaming, .....

Leonard Arnold, repairs, .....

Rebecca Woodbury, 3j? weeks' tuition,

Orthodox Society, rent of vestry one quarter,

Baptist Society, Janitor 4 months,

Alexander Campbell, plumbing, Foster school-house,

Adna Cushing, fence, Foster school-house,

H. H. Babcock, 1 month's salary, . . .

J. D. Hills, repairs, ......

J. W. Legally, paper and hanging,

City of Cambridge, water,

Bay State Insurance Company, insurance on pianos,

Wm. S. Tufts, sundries, Foster school-house,

E. O. Webster, hanging bells in school-house,

Charles Tufts, Janitor, H. H. S

J. A. Merrifield, repairs on stoves, American Tablet Company, slate surface, . Woodman & Hammet, charts, &c,

A. B. Morss, printing, .... Rebecca Woodbury, sub-teacher, . Wm. Higgins, repairs, &c, James R. Vose, rubber cover, Perkins Street Baptist Society, rent of vestry 6 months

and Janitor 2 months. Janitor's salaries, 1 quarter, to July 18, Teachers' salaries, 1 quarter, to July 18, Susie Rafferty, books, .... H. P. Mackenie, books, Samuel C. Hunt, books, .... Geo. W. Treffren, repairs, .

B. F. Ricker, repairs,

$200

00

. 5,669

12

187

95

. 170

00

7

76

8

75

1

50

. 55

00

200

00

. 18

50

11

00

. 95

02

25

60

. 250

00

150

00

. 95

75

247

00

. 190

48

108

05

15

93

6

00

. 22

00

20

00

. 14 00

10

00

. 53

33

14

40

. 15

54

32

50

. 24

00

11

00

9

00

3,

. 650

00

166

00

. 3,837

95

1

86

. 14

26

13

18

. 56

04

14

00

22

Paid Charles J. Barry, fuel, &c, ....

James W. Vose, piano for Franklin school,

N. S. Dearborn, printing diplomas,

Mrs. Casey, cleaning rooms, ....

Perkins Street Baptist Church, extra insurance, M. Powers, gravel, ......

School Committee, expenses,

Mary L. Dyer, books, .....

Hardy & Co., inside blinds, Foster school-house, Brooks & Darling, hinges and buts, Foster school-house, Worthington & Flanders, advertising, . Fitz & Winslow, fuel, &c, . • .

W. J. London, expressing, ....

Geo. T. Littlefield, books, &c, ....

Wm. S. Tufts, .Janitor, ....

Anger & Co., teaming, .

Francis L. Child, 7 weeks' salary,

O. S. Knapp, professional service,

J. Barry & Co., fuel, .

Frank Mongan, grading Lincoln school yard,

Jarius Mann, tables, &c, ....

Sarah Monahan, cleaning High school-house, Hallet & Cumston, tuning pianos, . A. K. Leighton, coloring and whitening High school house, .......

Ramsey Clark, painting school -houses, A. K. Leighton, whitening and coloring school-houses, A. K. Leighton, whitening and coloring school-houses, J. Q. Twombly, painting High school-house, . J. Q. Twombly, painting Brastow and Union school houses, .......

Crocker, Wads worth & Co., paints and oil, Wm. Collins, labor, .....

Stephen Smith, table, ....

Perkins Institute, mats, Foster school, . Henry M. Anger, teaming, (two bills,) A. Parker, curb stone, Foster school, . Stanley Gore, setting stone, Foster school, . Nelson Howe & Son, mats, &c, . Miss Ellen Shute, books, ....

Sevey & Co., cups, .....

Daniel Pratt & Son, time pieces,

$21 35

105 50

9 00

4 00

216 75

4 00

20 30

1 40

280 00

39 09

1 50

30 00

9 60

14 83

35 00

1 50 79 17 26 88

1,310 11

298 55

12 00

18 00

11 00

135 00

328 14

50 00

50 00

360 96

157 65 219 25 52 00 90 00 50 90 30 25 148 13 21 36 30 6Q

2 00 4 50

25 00

23

Paid Mrs. McCarty, cleaning school-house, .

John S. Noble, furniture, .....

George T. Littlefield, tuition, . . . .

G. W. Treffren, repairs, .....

David A. Sanborn, Jr., repairs, ....

J. W. Legally, papering rooms.

John C. Tenney, alterations on Hi^h school-house,

Bailey & Gilman, gas fixtures, " '•

Charles Tufts, Janitor, Prescott school-house,

A. M. Sibley, repairs on school-houses,

J. A. Hollis, painting blinds on Foster school-house,

Morton & Colcord, heating apparatus for Foster school

house, ........

A. Coan, fitting blinds on Foster school-house, .

Miss L. R. Preston, tuition 3 weeks.

Samuel C. Hunt, books, ......

A. B. Morss, printing, ......

Woodman & Hammet, stationery, . . . .

Daniel Pratt & Son, time piece, ....

City of Charlestown, water, Foster school,

Clark Bennett, policies of insurance on Prescott school

house, . . .....

Clark Bennett, policies of insurance on Prescott school

house, .......

James W. Vose, balance on piano and stool, . Daniel Pratt & Son, time piece, Edson & Wheeler, mats and brushes, . Geo. T. Littlefield, books, &c, ....

Hugh Gill, teaming,

Maria Macomber, teaching. ....

Joshua H. Davis, salary, superintendent 1 quarter, Janitors' salaries, 1 quarter, to Nov. 30. Teachers' salaries, 1 quarter, to Nov. 30, Mrs. Casey, cleaning Franklin school-house. Mary E. Proctor, books, &c, ....

Myra C. Emory, books, &c., ....

Daniel Cahill, labor, ......

Wm. S. Tufts, Janitor, 1 quarter, to June 30, . Wm. J. London, expressing, ....

Geo. W. Norris, insurance on Franklin school-house, , Tim O'Conner, labor, ......

Martin & Thayer, plans of Janitor's rooms,

So

00

14

90

. 100

00

166

34

. 18

15

37

57

. 986

77

45

65

. 10

00

111

44

. 130

00

-

. 2,832

00

92

80

. 24

00

19

47

. 25

75

29

13

. 17

00

22

00

269

57

- 261

25

. 115

00

17

35

. 13

80

20

23

8

25

73

50

. 250

00

262

25

. 6,417

35

23

50

2

58

4

24

3

00

50

00

11

50

114

00

. 13

00

25

00

24

Paid J. A. Merrifield, furnace for High school,

Roys & Harvey, contract, Janitor's rooms, Foster school

house, ........

Frank Mongan. gravel, Prescott school-house, .

Leonard Arnold, repairs on school-houses,

Morton & Colcord, heating apparatus for Foster school

house, ........

Nelson Howe, gravel, ....

Nelson Howe & Son, dusters, American Tablet Co., black-boards, . Wm. G. Shattuck, school furniture, John Hall, outside windows, . . .

Wm. Tufts, keys, &c .

Wm. Fuller, Trees Foster school-house yard,

Wm. H. Lowe, snow fenders,

Mason & Hamlin, charts,

Charles Tufts, Janitor, .....

Clark Bennet, insurance policies of $10,000, on Prescott

school-house, .....

Clark Bennet, insurance policies of $3,000, on Franklin

school-house, .....

Charles Dudley, matts, . . . . Charles L. Baxter, books, . J. M. Howe, expressing, .... Susie Rafferty, books, ,

Samuel C. Hunt, books, .... John Wilson, books, .....

Or.

Received of Miss Lathe, over paid,

Received of Joshua H. Davis, non-resident pupils,

Balance, . . ....

Appropriations, — Schools, .....

Rents, ......

Insurance, ......

Heating Foster, Prescott and High

schools, .

Alteration on High school,

$290 00

500

00

220

98

164

25

145

98

2

50

14 00

37

10

557

37

74 75

5

72

117

50

41

98

3

00

10

00

237 50

. 90

00

21

60

. 32

43

4

00

60

7

Q5

3

49

$35,669

63

3

00

105

00

$108

00

$35,561

63

$34,000

00

1,500

00

2,000

00

8,500

00

1,000

00

25

Appropriations, — Furniture for Lincoln school,

Janitor's rooms, Foster and Prescott schools, .....

Unexpended balances, Dec. 31st, 1867,

$600 00

2,700 00

850,300 00 . 814,738 37

HIGHWAYS.

Paid D. Blake, shoeing,

Wm. Read, powder, .....

Wm. H. Snell, pair of oxen,

Wm. Read, powder, .

Wellington Brothers, coal, .

Ames Plow Co., yoke, ....

E. & S. W. Burpee, breaking roads,

C. J. Barry, hay, .....

Wm. Munroe, repairs, ....

N. W. & C. F. Edson, grain, .

J. N. White, repairing harness,

E. Burke, men and horses labor, S. Downing, manure, .... Ames Plow Co., castings, Ames Plow Co., plow points, Wm. Reed & Son, powder,

F. Ivers, repairing carrayall, . IS. "W. & C. F. Edson, grain and meal, J. W. Teal, labor at snow, . . Samuel Teal, " " . Geo. Holden, " " L. W. Dow, «■ " . Dennis Collins, breaking stone, F. Henderson, hay, ..... N. W. & C. F. Edson, grain, etc., Seward Dodge, blacksmith work, F. Henderson, Superintendent of Streets, men labor

quarter, ......

F. Henderson, Sup't of Streets, salary 1 quarter, McCormick, manure, ....

Joseph Reed, hay, . . Wm. Lines, manure, .

$9 12

6 82 365 00

7 80 2 50 9 50

18 00 108 99 20 30 58 66 6 62 24 00 94 00 12 25

2 25

5 50 38 50

63 25 4 00

6 00

3 50 2 00

144 00 42 94

64 64 36 30

1,781 79 250 00

7 00 62 75 17 50

26

Paid Ames Plow Co., plow point 9,

Oliver Tufts, hay, .... S. D. Carter, hay, .... George Russell, breaking roads, Town of Winchester, taxes, gravel farm,

F. Henderson, hay, .... Nathan Tufts, oats, . S. W. Fuller, lumber, (two bills,) N. W. & C. F. Edson, grain, etc., John N. White, repairing harnesses, . Ames Plow Co., sickles, Wm. Read & Son, powder,

G. K. Symes, shoeing, ..... C. M. S. Churchill, marsh grass, .

C. Dinerhan, making cart wheels,

Seward Dodge, blacksmith ing,

N. W. & C. F. Edson, grain, meal, &c, . * .

John Leland, repairs, carts, &c, .

F. Henderson, labor, sundry persons, 1 quarter, .

F. Henderson, Superintendent Streets, 1 quarter's

Moore Estate, gravel,

A. M. Moore, stone, ..... Wm. Read & Son, powder, ....

E. Teal, Stone drag, ..... Ames Plow Co., shovels and picks, Ramsey Clarke, painting, Hickoc & Prosser, black horse, Wm. Hodgskins, shoeing, . N. W. & C. F. Edson, grain and meal, N. W. & C. F. Edson, grain and meal, J. N. White, repairing harness, Edson & Wheeler, sundries, N. W. & C. F. Edson, grain and meal, S. N. Gray, blacksmithing, Osgood B. Dane, covering stone, . Edmonds & Co., drain pipe, Ames Plow Co., moulds, etc., Wm. Read & Son, powder, Seward Dodge, blacksmithing, N. W. & C. F. Edson, grain and meal, Osgood Dane, chip stone,

F. Henderson, labor sundry persons 1 quarter,

. $4 8G

40

64

. 29

62

2

00

7

13

21

25

6

00

77

56

. 54

50

33

82

2

61

6

00

. 13

12

. 40

00

60

00

. 136

66

77

51

. 15

70

. 2,056

35

alary, 250

00

. 5

90

. 23

10

. 5

90

6

50

. 20

50

6

50

. 350

00

8

75

. 82

04

59

39

9

26

6

59

. 90

08

10

45

. 16

20

12 50

8

25

5

95

* 45

69

80

70

4

93

. 2,039

91

27

Paid F. Henderson, 1 quarter Superintendent St Cyrus Crosby, manure, J. F. & F. C. Gilman, curbs for cesspools, S. W. Fuller, lumber, S. W. Fuller, lumber, . "Winning & Gordon, building cesspools, G. W. Wyeth, bricks for cesspools, A. C. Spring, gravel, Joseph Clark, gravel and hay, Michael Powers, carting gravel, G. A. Foster, 10,800 bricks, Mark Fisk, hay wagon, Wm. Read & Son, powder, etc., . Ames Plow Co., shovels, . F. Henderson, hay, Wellington Brothers, coal, N. W. & C. F. Edson, meal, &c, Charles J. Barry, cement, Charles Russell, stone, Joseph Davis, manure, M. Powers, balance on gravel, .

Cr. Received of F. Henderson, sale of gravel, . F. Henderson, pair of oxen, Fitchburg Railroad, labor on bridges, John S. Edgerly, sale of rye, F. Henderson, sale of potatoes,

Balance, Appropriation, .

Unexpended balance,

ts, .

. $250 00

. ,

25 19

.

. 200 62

. ■

55 09

,

5 60

. ,

57 51

.

. 52 00

. ,

135 00

.

. 215 29

. .

200 00

,

. 108 00

, . .

115 00

.

. 21 50

. ,

17 00

.

. 72 11

. .

2 28

•

88 61

.

. 30 80

.

14 64

.

. 34 66

•

72 25

$10,883 05

S31 50

250 00

345 25

75 85

80 00

$782 60

.

810,100 45

•

$15,000 00

$4,899 55

MISCELLANEOUS.

March 1st, 1867.

Paid Allen Walker, damages, . . . . . $14 00

A. B. Morss, printing report, ..... 434 43

Clark Bennet, insurance policies on Foster school-house, 41 26

Reform School, board of boy.* 52 00

Somerville L. Infantry, drill roll, 141 50

28

Paid Horace Partridge, stationery, .... F. D. & L. H. Snow, keeping pound, .

F. Waterman, doors, ..... H. B. Runey, notifying town, Cutter, Tower & Co., stationery, Isaac C. Cushing, labor and material on town hall, Charles J. Barry, coal for town hall, J. H. Clark, watching town hall, . J. C. Joslin, keeping pound, .... Wm. S. Tufts, labor in town hall, .

G. W. Walker, stoves for town hall, . Bailey & Gilman, gas fixtures for town hall, . A. Coan, wTatching town hall, .... Wm. Tufts, watching town hall, . Wm. G. Shattuck, chairs for town hall,

A. B. Morss, printing,

A. Wentworth, marble for Foster school-house,

F. Houghton, traveling expenses,

C. K. Darling, stationery,

Jarius Mann, notifying town,

Jarius Mann, watching,

Home Insurance Co., insurance on town stable,

Theo. Griffin, land on Milk Street,

Somerville Light Infantry, pay roll, Co. B 5th Reg't,

Thomas Groom, bill portfolio,

Patrick Hare, labor, diking,

Luther L. White, professional service,

Ex-Fire Association, flag-staff, .

E. L. Weeks, oil, etc., .

Jessie Simpson, expenses on sale of land, (account of

Stevens,) . . T. & J. Doane, surveying, Charles K. Darling, stationery, Treasurer, State Reform School, board for boys, . A. B. Morss, printing, assessors, . A. B. Morss, printing, clerk, City of Cambridge, repairing hydrants, . Wm. S. Tufts, Janitor town hall, George W. Masters, medical attendance, C. Y. Hadley, lettering signs, etc., (two bills,) A. L. Sanborn, horse hire, .... J. C. Magoun, sundries, assessors,

29

Paid R. A. Vinal, rent of hall, .....

Martin Fay, teaming safe, .....

David A. Sanborn, repairs on court house,

A. R. Gay, stationery, . . . . . .

F. & J. Doane, surveying, ..... Henry A. Auger, teaming, ..... Geo. W. Masters, medical attendance, .

Geo. W. Masters, medical attendance,

B. R. Rand, registering deeds, .... Granville W. Daniels, monthly drills Co. B, 5th Reg't, Wm. S. Tufts, Janitor town hall, ..... Charles O. Rogers, advertising, .... Worthington & Flanders, advertising, .

Granville W. Daniels, May inspection and drill, Co. B,

5th Reg't,

Samuel Palmer, building reservoir,

Geo. W. Masters, Medical attendance,

Perkins Street Baptist Society, repairing windows,

H. G. Waldron, lettering sign, .

Winning & Gordon, building cesspools, .

A. B. Morss, printing, ....

E. C. Bailey, advertising, ....

G. L. Richardson, surveying, J. E. Farwell & Co., check book, . Bradshaw estate, land on Joy Street, . J. B. Smith, lunch town hall, Adna Cushing, water closets in town hall, . Samuel Palmer, sewer Marshall Street, S. H. Allen, plumbing in Foster school-house, Joel Robinson, railing around flag-staff, . Granville W. Daniels, bounties to Co. B, 5th Reg' Charles K. Darling, stationery, Winning & Gordon, labor and material, building sewer

on Marshall St/eet, .....

David Sanborn, labor and material on reservoir, .

F. D. & L. H. Snow, labor and material on reservoir Hugh Blackwell, damages to self and horse, Columbus Tyler, taxes twice charged, 1866,

N. W. Sargent, sewer profile on Marshall Street, Charles J. Barry, cement for sewer on Marshall Street, Winning & Gordon, building reservoir on Walnut Street, Charles K. Darling, stationery, .....

$8

30

192

6

26

17

5

3

5

135

24

10

8

93

188

5

12

1

87

44

9

22

12

287

10

257

671

266

106

624

5

1,282

26

26

100

95

. 33

122

181

3

00

00 53

07 83 00 00 00 00 50 00 50 75

00 37 00 00 50 75 50 63 00 00 22 75 64 79 77 62 00 28

77 75 35 00 70 00 10 38 50

•

$625 50

.

28 25

.

30 00

.

8 00

.

72 00

.

31 10

.

47 30

•

6 00

$8,426 29

$80 00

200 00

50 00

30

Paid Mass. and Maine Brick Co., 69,500 bricks, . Mystic Water Board, labor on hydrants, . Clark Bennet, insurance policy on court house, W. F. Brown & Co., printing, . A. L. Sanborn, horse hire, .... H. B. Runey, notifying town, etc.. Day & Collins, reservoir pipe, . . Dr. Charles Allen, medical attendance,

Or.

Received of J. R. Poor, for use of town hall, . State Treasurer, rent of armory, G. W. Hadley, rent of town hall, Francis Houghton, sale land on Cherry

Street, 625 00

State Treasurer, drill bounty Somerville

Light Infantry, . J. T. Glines, rent of town hall, Francis Tufts, Esq., criminal fines, J. T. Glines, rent of town hall, Geo. W. Hadley, use of town hall, J. T. Glines, use of town hall, . State Treasurer, bal. of military bounty, J. T. Glines, use of town hall, . J. T. Glines, use of town hall, A. Merlin, rent of tenement, .

Balance, .... . $7,095 94

Appropriation, .... 5,000 00 Amount in above account to be refunded by abutters

on Marshall Street, .... $2,051 37

Amount to be refunded by State Treasurer, . . 624 00

7,675 37

Unexpended balance, . . . . . $579 43

141

50

18

00

12

00

37

60

8

50

21

00

35

00

21

00

18

25

62

50

— 1,330

35

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Paid Dodge, Gilbert & Co., vise, 68 50

H. L. Whiting, salary, etc., 83 00

Charles Trull, Salary, 50 00

31

Paid C. M. & A. B. Morss, printing,

E. A. & G. Roulstone, badges, etc., Wm. C. Brooks, hay, Bunker Hill Hose Co., refreshments, Oliver Dickson, reservoir covers, Steamer Co., pay roll March lstf, . Hose Co., pay roll March 1st, . Henry Whiting, salary, etc., Charles Trull, salary, etc., Charlestown Gas Co., gas, Red Jacket Hose Co., refreshments, Howard Fire Co., refreshments, J. T. Wild, teaming, Albert Caswell, labor, Charles J. Barry. Hay, G. W. Treffiren, repairs, . H. Reed, hay, M. Powers, gravel, .

F. D. Snow, fire hats, . H. L. Whiting, salary, etc., Charles Trull, salary, etc., . E. K. Griffin, express, Jarius Mann, stationery, Caleb Kingman, carting hose, George Wentworth, labor, . N. W. & C. F. Edson, grain, Wellington Brothers, cement and lime,

D. A. Sanborn, salary as engineer, S. H. Goodwin, salary as engineer, Jarius Mann, salary as engineer, Geo. W. Treffren, salary as engineer H. L. Whiting, salary as engineer on steamer, etc Charles Trull, salary as driver of steamer, Hunneman & Co., 506 J feet of hose, . Hose Co. J. E. Wool, pay roll to July 1st, Steamer, pay roll to July 1st, . Hook and Ladder Co., pay roll to July 1 St., Charles D. Bonner, hose carriage, Isaac Reed, ha*y, ..... Isaac Trask, sundries, ....

E. A. & G. Roulstone, fronts for fire hats, Shelton & Chever, oil, etc.,

S21 15

14

10

18

86

145

82

50

11

10

10

3

8

11

15

46

37

11

82

50

3

1

5

2

52

11

50

37

37

37

83

55

1,023

145

,105

39

50

38

2

13

135

50

52

11

00

00

67

00

00

00

10

00

0o

25

33

62

51

61

50

00

50

00

00

76

00

00

24

10

00

50

50

50

00

00

13

00

00

92

00

12

06

04

40

32

Paid Lawrence, Wild & Hull, bedstead and bedding, John M. Whittemore, stationery, Charles D. Bonner, driver hose carriage, Charles Trull, driver steamer, etc., . Henry A. Byrnes, engineer steamer, N. W. & C. F. Edson, grain, etc., Seward Dodge, blacksmithing, W. J. London, expressing, Jarius Mann, labor on reservoirs, . Fitz & Winslow, fuel, H. A. Byrnes, engineer of steamer, Charles Trull, driver of steamer, etc., Charles Bonner, driver of hose carriage. R. J. Delany, saddle, Union Glass Co., lantern, etc., H. R. Bishop, ladder, Green & Adams, silver plating, . Hose Co. J. E. Wool, 1 quarter salary, Steamer Co., 1 quarter salary, Clark Bennet, insurance, . Charles Trull, driver of steamer, salary, Charles D. Bonner, driver hose car, salary, Henry A. Byrnes, engineer steamer, salary, Hook and Ladder Co., 1 quarter salary, . B. F. Ricker, repairing engine-house,

F. D. & L. H. Snow, running hook and N. W. & C. F. Edson, grain and meal, Henry Haynes, hay, John Wilds, carting, Burdett & Williams, whip, Hardy & Rider, manilla and hook, Henry A. Byrnes, salary as engineer, Charles Trull, salary as driver, etc., Charles D. Bonner, salary as driver, . John Leland, repairs, . A. J. Jones, repairs on J. E. Wool hose Jarius Mann, services as secretary, Joseph Clark, hay, .... Wm. Price, carrots, H. A. Byrnes, salary as engineer, Charles Trull, driver of steamer, etc., Charles D. Bonner, driver of hose, .

ladder,

carriage,

162 50

33

Paid Burditt & Williams, brushes, . . ■ . . . $$S 12

N. W. & C. F. Edson, grain and meal. ... 49 64

Edson & Wheeler, oil, 3 25

Seward Dodge, Blacksmithing, ..... 22 65

N. F. White, repairing harness, . . . . . 6 25

Sherriff & Co., brushes, 2 00

Whitney, Bridges & Sterns, oil and waste, . . . 11 40

. Hickok & Prosser, pair of bay horses, . . . 800 00

L. C. Chase, blankets, 10 80

S. G. Chever, brushes, combs, etc., .... 5 25

Tibbets' Express, teaming hose, . . . . . 1 50

J. Barry, Cannell coal, . . . . • • 65 17 David A. Sanborn, Jr., salary as engineer, Samuel Goodwin, salary as engineer, / Jarius Mann, salary as engineer, G. W. Treffren, salary as engineer,

Charles J. Barry, fuel and hay, . . . . 86 80

Philip Ham. blacksmithing, . . . . . 16 50

Bailey & Gilman, repairing gas pipe, . . . . 1 75

J. E. Wool Hose Co., 3 months' pay as per roll, . 142 91

Clark Bennet, insurance policy on stables, . . . 15 00

Joseph Reed, refreshments, ..... 5 00

X. W. & C. F. Edson, grain, etc., . . . 28 26

Royal Price, hay, 26 69

Henry D. Byrnes, salary as engineer, . . . 80 00

Charles Trull, salary as driver, etc., . . . . 57 40

Charles D. Bonner, salary as driver, . . . . 50 00

Bunker Hill Hose Co., refreshments, . . . 20 00

Jotham Barry, Cannell coal, . . . . 23 00

Mr. Wilson, carrots, 22 48

Edmund Train, oil meal, . . . . . . 1 60

Royal Price, hay, 20 32

A. L. Sanborn, horses and carriage hire, . . . 10 00

D. A. Sanborn, repairs on engine, . . . . 84 57

Hugh Blackwell, care of hydrants and reservoirs, . . 100 00

Steam Engine Co., 3 months' pay, . . . . 95 00

Hook and Ladder Co., 3 months' pay, . . . . 47 50

H. R. Bishop, ladders, 30 00

S. N. Robinson, teaming hose, . . . • . 4 00

H. C. Bowers, bread, ...... 3 00

Osgood Dane, hav, . . . . . . . 8 90

3

?>\

Paid Wm. London, express, Thomas Hollis, blacking,

Received for sale of pair of horse;

CV

Balance, Appropriation, $6,000 00. Overdrawn, .

SUPPORT OF POOR. March 1st, 1867. Paid C. D. Fulson, dry goods, .....

City of Charlestons, board of paupers,

Charles J. Barry, fuel, .....

Charles Mongan, groceries, . .

T. Dvvyer, shoes, .......

J. Holmes, groceries, .....

E. L. Weeks, groceries, .....

Joseph Reed, groceries, .....

Patrick RafFerty, order Donnely, ....

E. N. Moore & Co., stationery, ....

James McLaughlin, groceries, ....

Margaret Kelly, order, . .

Isaac Trask, groceries, ......

Michael Powers, rent of room. ....

Wm. H. Rockwell, Treasurer, board of Otis Russell, Charles Barry, fuel, ......

George Hadley, order, .....

Charles Mongan, groceries, ....

Charles Mongan, groceries, .....

Brattleboro' Asylum, board of H. Kinsley, Michael Powers, rent of room, ....

N. W. & C. F. Edson, groceries,

Joseph Reed, groceries, .....

P. RafFerty, transport of paupers,

P. RafFerty, transport of paupers, ....

Samuel Littlefieid, groceries, ....

M. Powers, rent of room, .....

C. S. Lincoln, professional services, .

J. McLane, groceries, ......

35

Paid John P. Eberly, boots and shoe:?,

Wm. C. Brooks, fuel, ....

Joseph Reed, groceries,

J. R. Morse, medical attendance, .

Wm. K. Fletcher, medical attendance,

George McLaughlin, groceries,

Thomas Devins, coffin,

Thomas Devins, coffin,

John Holmes, groceries, .

Mary Finogan, order, ....

Clark Bennet, stationery, .

Wm. C. Brooks & Co., fuel, .

David A. Sanborn, meals to lodgers, .

N. W. & C. F. Edson, groceries, .

Edson & Wheeler, groceries,

City of Charlestown, support of paupers,

H. B. Runey, undertaker,

Charles Mongan, groceries, .

E. K. Foster, dry goods, .

T. Dwyer, shoes, .....

Lock, Hart & Seeley, coffin,

George McLaughlin, groceries,

Cr

Received from City of Boston,

City of Cambridge, Sarah Haneford, State Treasurer, .

Appropriation,

.

.

$10 24

. - .

.

109 83

.

5 00

.

.

28 00

.

4 00

•

•

28 00 10 00

•

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10 00 4 50

3 00

2 10

247 80

.

28 50

. .

.

73 00

.

.

57 00

. .

.

253 72

•

•

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.

.

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.

17 00

.

.

12 00

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$1

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,682 54

. $37

75

77

10

. 13

50

33

00

161 35

Si

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£2,500 (

)0

1,521

19

Unexpended balance,

$978 81

GAS. March 1, 1867.

Paid Hugh Blackwell, lighting lamps, .

Charlestown Gas Company, street gas to March,

Charlestown Gas Company, gas in town hall,

Cambridge Gas Company, street gas to March, .

$94 35

101 82

32 19

80 10

36

Paid Cambridge Gas Company, street gas to April,

Charlestown Gas Company, street gas to March, . Charlestown Gas Campany, street gas to April, Hugh Blackwell, lighting street lamps, Hugh Blackwell, lighting street lamps, . Cambridge Gas Company, street gas, to May, Cambridge Gas Company, street gas to June, Cambridge Gas Company, gas to Engine House, Combridge Gas Company, gas in town hall, . Cambridge Gas Company, gas in armory hall, . Hugh Blackwell, lighting street lamps, June, Hugh Blackwell, lighting street lamps, July, Charlestown Gas Company, street gas, May, . Charlestown Gas Company, street gas, June, Charlestown Gas Company, gas in town hall, Charlestowm Gas Company, gas in hose house, . Charlestown Gas Co., gas posts, lanterns, and repairs, J. A Merrifield, repairing lamps, .... S. C. Ditson, repairing lamps, .... Cambridge Gas Company, street gas, June, Charlestown Gas Company, street gas, July, Hugh Blackwell, lighting street lamps, William Gibson, setting lamp posts, Charlestown Gas Company, street gas, August, . Hugh Blackwell, lighting street lamps, . Charlestown Gas Company, street gas, September. Charlestown Gas Company, gas in town hall, Hugh Blackwell, lighting street lamps, etc., Burner Petroleum Company, burners and oil, Joel Robinson, lamp posts, on account, Hugh Blackwell, lighting street lamps, . Cambridge Gas Company, street gas, June, Cambridge Gas Company, street gas, July, . Cambridge Gas Company, street gas, August, . Cambridge Gas Company, street gas, September to Oct Cambridge Gas Company, gas for engine house, Cambridge Gas Company, gas for armory, Cambridge Gas Company, gas for armory, Petroleum Burner Company, kerosene oil, . Charlestown Gas Company, street gas, October to Nov., Charlestown Gas Company, street gas, Nov. and Dec, Charlestown Gas Company, gas in hose house,

. $85

03

1)8

1)4

. 80

59

83

37

. 81

25

71

69

. 64

83

10

92

3

78

2

94

. 86

67

95

15

. 82

51

57

96

. 54

76

5

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. Ill

47

13

24

5

10

51

25

77

83

85

15

. 288

00

70

41

85

15

88

58

17

02

117

95

67

37

1,000

00

. 130

00

72

17

65

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81

20

, 118

09

. 10

92

3

36

4

62

34

90

115

70

139

07

4

44

37

Paid Joel Robinson, balance on bill of lamp post-, . . $Gol 50

Joel Robinson, lamo post and lantern bead, . . .49 00 Cambridge Gas Company, street gas, October and Nov., 148 '25

Charlestown Gas Company, gas posts and fittings, . . 200 12

Charlestown Gas Company, street gas for December, 126 42

Charlestown Gas Company, gas for town hall, . . 102 12

Cambridge Gas Company, street gas for December, . 135 88

Hugh Blackwell, lighting street lamps, etc., . . . 137 35

$5,663 48 Cr.

Received from Lowell R. R. Company, for lamp posts. . . 60 00

E. Con ant, for lamp posts, . . . . 84 00

Edgar Paine, for street lamp posts, . . 28 00

Francis Houghton, for lamp posts, . . 352 00

Balance, .... $5,139 48

Appropriation, gas, . . $4,500 00

lamp posts. 1,000 00

Unexpended balance, .

$524 00

5,500 00 $360 52

TOWN HALL APPROPRIATION.

Paid Isaac Cushing, on contract, ...... $500 00

Henry N. Hooper, bell, etc., 391 65

Isaac Cushing, on contract, ...... 600 00

Wm. O. Haskell, on settees, ..... 375 00

A. Wentworth, marble slab, . .' . . 7 90

Howland & Jones, spittoons, etc., . . . . 11 92

Nelson Howe, brooms, etc., . . . . 7 83

Wm. G. Shattuck, settees, 57 60

A. Coan, trimming and hanging blinds, . . . . 20 25

J. H. Hollis, painting blinds, 32 00

Cutter & Parker, window blinds, 104 00

A. M. Anger, teaming blinds 1 00

Brooks & Darling, blind trimmings, . . . . 14 27

$2,123 42 Appropriation balance, old account, . $2,100 00

2,123 42

Overdrawn, .

$23 42

38

FOSTER SCHOOL-HOUSE APPROPRIATION.

Paid Home and Atlantic Insurance Co., . . . . $12 00 Isaac Cushing, contract, .....

Martin & Thayer, balance on plan*. .... Isaac C. Cushing, contract, ..... Isaac C. Cushing, building vaults, ....

Appropriation, balance of old account, $6,519 79

6,511 01

1,000

00

350

00

4,961

01

188

00

$6,511

01

Unexpended balance,

$8 78

LINCOLN SCHOOL-HOUSE APPROPRIATION.

Paid Kendrick Chapman, contract,

Kendrick Chapman, to S. C. Whitcher, . Kendrick Chapman, contract, Oren S. Knapp, for J. Stevenson, Chase & Tufts, re-laying cellar wall, .

Appropriation, balance of old account,

.

.

$201

50

.

.

50

00

.

.

266

45

.

.

120

00

•

•

28

50

$666 45

$760 45

666

45

Unexpended balance,

$94 00

SOLDIERS' RELIEF.

1867. Paid Order to Mrs. Plant, . .

Order to F. H. Mason, .... Order to Mrs. Plant, .... N. W. & F. C. Edson, groceries, Order to J. Oliver, .... Wm. C. Brooks, fuel, .... Wm. Eccles, groceries, Order to F. H. Mason, .... J. Leavett, provisions, .... Order to Mrs. Plant, ....

Order to B. Bannan, ....

$5 00

10

00

6

00

10

00

10

00

49

46

18

00

10

00

5

08

10

00

5

00

39

Paid Order to Edward Barman,

Wm. C. Brooks & Co., fuel. .

B. Barman, order, ....

C. G. Cole, order, Lewi? & Eldridge, orders. Mrs. Brannon, order, . Mrs. Monahan. order, Mrs. Nelson, order,

F. E. Downer, groceries, .

Mrs. Dav, order, ....

Mrs. Kendrick, order,

Selectmen?' order for soldiers' families,

John O'Brien, groceries, .

Terance Monahan, order,

Mrs. Fitzpatrick, order,

Michael Coslin, order, .

Joseph Martin, order,

Charles J. Barry, fuel,

Appropriation, .

Unexpended balance,

.

.

$10 00

• .

.

23 89

.

.

8 00

.

.

10 00

•

•

10 00

5 00

10 00

25 00

8 00

...

.

15 00

.

.

16 00

.

.

65 00

•

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.

10 00

.

.

15 00

.

.

5 00

.

•

4 38

S391 81

. S500

00

391

81

. $108

19

POLICE.

1867. Paid Coleman Connelly, services, .

Charles Trull, services,

F. D. Snow, services, .

Horace B. Runey, services.

John C. Berry, services,

Geo. H. Fitz, services,

Stephen Smith, services,

Milo Scott, services, .

H. B. Runey, services,

Caleb Bucknam, services, .

P. H. Tyler, services, .

Jarius Mann, services,

James Hanley, services,

H. B. Runey, services.

Michael Hanley, services.

.

. $10 00

.

17 00

. .

. 10 00

. .

126 00

.

3 00

. .

3 00

.

5 00

.

12 00

. .

. 136 50

.

9 00

.

. 50 00

.

51 00

.

. 197 50

.

138 00

. 287 50

40

Paid G. Leland, services, .......

Wm. S. Tufts, watching, .....

R. R. Perry, watching, . ...

P. H. Tyler, watching, .....

R. R. Perry, watching, ......

Wm. S. Tufts, watching,

H. B. Runey, services, . . . .

Robert R. Perry, ......

Appropriation for police and night watch, $2,700 00 Unexpended balance, .... $1,024 00

S40

(JO

64

00

72

00

36

50

60

00

148

On

138

00

62

00

$1,676 00

PRESCOTT SCHOOL.

Paid S. S. Woodcock, plans for school-house, Henry Lunt, copying, . John S. Tuttle, on contract, Stimpson & Co., removing old walls, Clement & Cresey, on contract, John S. Tuttle, on contract, . John S. Tuttle, on contract, S. S. Woodcock, plans for school-house, John S. Tuttle, on contract, Clement & Cresey, on contract, John S. Tuttle, on contract, Clement & Cresey, on contract, B. F. Dudley, copper gutters, . M. J. Crowley, gas piping, . City of Charlestown, water piping, . John Tuttle, on contract,

John Faruhar, slating school-house per contract, John C. & Thos. E. Park, plastering school-hou

contract, .' . .

Clement & Cresey, on contract, John S. Tuttle, contract on privies, Charles B. Morton, work on privies, .

Appropriations,

Unexpended balance,

.

$300 00

.

7 50

.

1,000 00

.

300 00

.

1,700 00

.

2,000 00

.

2,000 00

.

200 00

.

2,000 00

- .

1,500 00

.

2.000 00

.

1,500 00

. . .

517 00

. .

25 79

.

25 70

.

2,217 00

ntract,

1,188 02

ol-house per

■ .

2,112 58

.

2,000 00

.

797 00

.

351 20

$23,741 79

$31,503 82

23,741 79

$7,762 03

41

SALARIES.

Paid Joshua H. Davis, 1 quarter salary as Superintendent

of schools, $125 00

John C. Magoun, order, Assessor, .... 50 00

Charles E. Gilman, 1 quarter, order, Town Clerk, . 100 00 Joshua H. Davis, 1 quarter, order, Sup't of schools, . 250 00

J. C. Magoun, balance, Assessor, .... 250 00

Thomas Cunningham, 6 months' salarv, . . . 800 00

Columbus Tyler, Assessor, . . ■ . . . 200 00

John C. Tenney, Assessor, ..... 200 00

Charles E. Gilman, 1 quarter, Town Clerk, . . 100 00

Charles E. Gilman, 1 quarter, Town Clerk, . . 100 00

B. Randall, Collector, 1 year's salary, . . . 1,000 00

Thomas Cunningham, 4 months' salary, . . . 200 00

Abram Welch, 10 months' overseer of poor, . . 83 34

Clark Bennet, 10 months' overseer of poor, . . 83 33

Patrick RafFerty, 10 months overseer of poor, . 83 34

Appropriation, . . . $4,000 00

3.125 01

$3,125 01

Unexpended balance, . . $874 99

STEAM FIRE ENGINE.

Paid A. C. Sanborn, stone work, $10 00

Hunneman & Co., hose carriage and fixtures, . . 1,048 50

Appropriation, unexpended balance, old

account, ..... $767 71

1,058 50

$1,058 50

Overdrawn, .... $290 79

BOARD OF HEALTH.

Paid John Peters, contract to drain lot on Linwood Street, . $50 00

Paid A. B. Morss, printing, 7 00

H. B. Runey, cash paid and service, . . . . 102 50

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Paid Thomas Cunningham, cash paid and service,

Charles Trull, service, ....

Appropriation, .... Unexpended balance,

•

00 50

$110 00 1 00

$500

270

$270 50

S229 50

STATE AID.

Paid Applicants to March 31st, Applicants to April 30th, . Applicants to Ma)' 31st, Applicants to June 30th, . Applicants to July 31st, Applicants to August 31st, Applicants to September 30th, Applicants to October 31st, Applicants to November 30th, Applicants to December 31st, .

Received from State Treasurer,

Balance to new account,

$7,700 00 4,771 00

$2,929 00

1752 00 680 33 462 82 425 32 461 38 412 33 415 83 403 33 375 33 382 33

$4,771 00

MEDFORD TURNPIKE

Paid E. C. Bailey, advertising,

Charles O. Rogers, advertising, Charles Linahan, on contract, . Charles Linahan, on contract, Charles Linahan, on contract, . Charles Linahan, on contract, Charles Linahan, on contract, . A. C. Sanborn, stone landmarks, .

Appropriation,

APPROPRIATION.

$7,000 00 5,054 25

$1,945 75

16

25

1,000

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1,500

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1,000

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350

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1,150

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27

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NEW STREET APPROPRIATION.

Paid J. W. Teel, land damages, .

Bernard McCarroll, on contract.

Bernard McCarroll, on contract, ....

J. W. Teel, stone wall, .....

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. 300

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15

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$865 00

damages, $150 00

Balance, S715 00

Appropriation, .... $3,500 00

715 00

Unexpended balance, . . . $2,785 00

LEDGE LOAN.

Paid Person Davis, purchase of ledge on Broadway, near

Walnut Hill, $3,609 00

Mark Fisk, purchase of ledge on Bond Street, Winter

Hill, 878 93

$4,487 93 Appropriation, .... $5,000 00

4,487 93

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TOWN DEBT, DECEMBER 31, 1867.

Date.

Rate Int.

To whom Payable.

Amount. When Due. Interest paid to.

Julv 29. Oct*. 1. Jan. 10. Jan. 10. May 16. Not. 10. Nov. 28. Not. 25. June 27. Sept. 23. Dec. 1. May 5, Mav 14, Jan. 10. April 3, July 1,

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Lucy Bell .S5.454

Safety Fund Bank 14.400

Lucius R. Paige 1.51 0

Cambridgep't Savings Bank 4.-500

"Warren Instit'n for Saving.-- 7.495

" " ;( 20.875

John Peabody 2.500

LeTi Jones 5.000

Margaret Cruden 20.000

Warren Instit'n for SaTings 21.000

" '• 5.000

Lvdia M. Fenno 1.300

J. M. Pinkerton. Trustee . . 7.000

Rebecca Carville .•. . . 750

East Cambridge Savings B'k 10,000 Boston Five Cent Savings

Bank 30.000

VTarren Instit'n for Savings 5.500

Martha Hadley 700

Henry P. Conner 8.000

Sarah L Moore 4.000

Warren Instit's for Savings 12,000

John Peabody 2.500

1^72 1872. 1872. 1869.

Julv 29. 1879. Oct'! 15. 1879. Jan. 10. Jan. 10.

Mav 16. Nov. 10. Nov. 28. 1868. Nov. 25. 1872. June 27. 1QS4. Sept. 23. 1884. Dec. 1. 1884.

Demand. May 14. 1868.

Demnnd. April 3. 1872.

Julv 29. Oct. 1, Julv 10, Julv 10. Nov. 16. Nov. 10, Nov. 28, Nov. 25. Dec. 27. Sept. 23. Dec. 1. Nov. 5. Nov. 14. Julv 10. Oct. 3,

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July 1. 1872.

July 1. 1872.

Julv 1.1869.

July 1. 1869.

Julv 1. 1869.

Aug. 25. 1872.

Dec. 2.1872.

Sept. 1. 1866. None due.

S189.474

Increase since March 1st, 1867, $40,200.

THOMAS CUNNINGHAM, Treasurer.

§tpxi tft tfc ^Bxmtm ot Vkt l£mx<

It has been deemed advisable by us to submit a brief state- ment of the most important matters that have come within the sphere of our action the past year, although there may be no- thing of any special importance or interest. The Treasurer's Statement of disbursements and receipts on Poor account, will show the amount of money expended and received to January 1, 1868. But it does not show very clearly for whom, or how, expended ; as nearly every dollar for partial support is drawn from the Treasury by parties furnishing fuel, groceries, and various articles, on the orders of our Board. At the present time, there are only four persons receiving full support from the

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Town ; viz.: Henry Kinsley, at the Vermont Asylum, Brattle- borough, at an expense of $100 per annum ; Truman Morrill, Mrs. Bridget Bradburn and her daughter Ellen, thirteen years old, at the Charlestown Almshouse, at $2.50 per week, for the two first, and about $2 per week for the last named. The cost per annum for these four persons will not vary much from $550, including clothing, &c, furnished. The sum appropriated for Poor account by the town, at its April meeting, was $2500, which leaves $1950 for relief and partial support of destitute and needy persons. Of this class, we have upon our books eigh- ty-three names entered, since the first day of October last, most of whom are widows, having families of children dependent upon them for support. The average number belonging to these families is not less than four persons each family, giving an ag- gregate of 332 persons. Others will apply for aid within the year, sufficient to swell the number to 400 persons. More than 90 per cent, of these persons have no settlement in this Common- wealth, and therefore have no legal claim upon the town, further than to remove them to the State Almshouse, at Tewksbury, when they fall into distress, but most of the children of these families were born in Somerville, and have entered our schools, in which many of them are receiving important training, and culture. It will be seen by the foregoing figures, that the aver- age sum expended on each of these persons does not exceed $5.00 per annum, which is only about one-third the average cost per scholar of our schools, if we compute the interest on the cost of school-houses furnished by the town. Fuel for the ex- treme cold weather of the year, is one of the principal articles furnished these families. Most of which, during some seven months in the year, ask no assistance from the town. In aiding this class of persons the practice of our town has been more liberal than that of the cities near which we are located. Very little is done for such persons by many cities and towns, except to remove them to State Almshouses, when destitution and in- tense suffering; shall ring from them a reluctant consent to such removal. There has, no doubt, been cases where the munifi- cence of the town has been bestowed upon unworthy and unde- serving persons whose distinguishing characteristics seem to be j to squander and misapply their own earnings, as well as any

!;

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charity extended to them. But these are exceptions, and when- ever it becomes known to us that the charities of the town are abused by such persons, further aid is withheld. The prevail- ing rule, we think, is this, that the comparatively small sum ex- pended by this town in proportion to its population is, and has been, instrumental in relieving, and preventing a large amount of suffering, and of holding up and keeping together many families, when weak, until they became strong enough to take care of themselves ; and therefore has resulted in accomplishing great good. We hope the same policy will be continued by the town in future.

In consequence of the general depression of business, and the small demand for labor, the present winter, thus far, has been an unfavorable one for persons dependent almost wholly on their daily labor for support.

The cost of living is very high, so that the regular earnings of a common laborer are only sufficient to keep a small family supplied with the necessaries of life.

We have had several applications for relief of families where a healthy father and mother were among its members, ready and willing to labor, if employment could be found for them, but for which, we were told, they had searched in vain, rendering it necessary for them, to save their families from suffering, to have recourse to the charities of the town, as the last alternative left them. We have had at least two cases where families have a military settlement in town under the Statute of 1835, Chap. 230. These men are apparently able and willing to labor. They have served long and honorably in the armies of the Nation in its recent gigantic struggle for national existence, and each counted as a man of Somerville. They havp families to support, and having exhausted their means of living, and being unable to find employment, they too have come to the poor department for relief.

We would ask our fellow-citizens if there cannot be adopted some other method than this, more compatible with our sense of justice and moral obligations, and more congenial to the feelings of veteran soldiers, for the relief of his physical wants ?

We hope to be able, notwithstanding the adverse circumstances to which we have adverted, to keep within the appropriation of the

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year for " Support of Poor." Quite a percentage of what we are now expending is for relief of persons belonging to other places, but now residing in our town, and in whose behalf ex- penses thus incurred, will be reimbursed to the town.

The number of paupers receiving full support from the town has ever been very small in proportion to our population, and until this number shall materially increase, there can be no ne- cessity for providing a Town Almshouse, to superintend which and its inmates, would cost the town much more than for the full support of its present small number of paupers.

We will refer now particularly to Ellen Bradburn, thirteen years old, at the Charlestown Almshouse, hoping that by so doing it will meet the eye of some one of our citizens who will take her into his family, in the capacity of servant, extending to her all reasonable and proper privileges and advantages. The number of applicants for relief having become too large to be received into our residences ; we have since last November held regular meetings of the Board twice a week, at the court room, to hear applications, consider and act upon the same. Thus far this plan has, we think, worked well, for all parties concerned, as all our transactions appear on one set of books, and the col- lective judgment of the Board is at command when intricate cases arise requiring its exercise.

PATRICK RAEFERTY, \

CLARK BENNETT, | Jfp**™

ABRAM WELCH, ) °J

STATEMEN T

OF

iaU, (Hownty and W®wn 8x*tff

For the Year Ending March, 1868.

Tax Payers.

A.

Agen, Francis

Allen, Mary A

Andrews, Mrs. Harriett

Armstrong, William

Atkins, Sullivan H

Anderson, John A. ■

Adams, John G

Allison, Mrs. Sarah

Adams, Freeborn

Anthony, Joseph

Arnold, Leonard

Arnold, Irene G. Mrs.

Ashley, John E

Allen, Benjamin F

Adams, Edward

Angier, Amos M '. . .

Allen, John N

Ames, Nathan W

Armstrong, David

Allen, Charles C.

Aver, John F

Allen, Fisher

Arthur, David

Armstrong, Hannah

Atkinson, Robert J

Appleton, John C

Allen David

Alden, William

Adams, Frank, Heirs of

Adams, Wm. H., Heirs of . . . . Allen, Benjamin F., Guardian . .

Allen, W. W

Ashley, Daniel

Ashley, Roderick

4

Assessed.

$12 85 71 30

100 75 20 60

12 85

18 60 HI 50

91 90 408 10 33 00 87 25 9 75 79 80 17 50 45 40 95 00

29 90

12 40

9 75

48 50 81 05

41 85 27 90 16 28

Abatem't.

Discount.

$ 51

2 85

$62 00

6 20

58

52

74

5 66

16 32

3 59

3 18

1 19

40

39

3 24

1 67

1 12

65

Uncol'ctd.

,71 75 14 40

39 20 53 93 15 50

36 10

9 75

24 03

20 15 30 23

50

Tax Payers.

B.

Brown, Benjamin G. . .

Burns, John

Blanchard, Walter . . .

Byard, Maurice

Bartiett, George W. . . . Brookhouse, John H. . . Besent, Gilman F. ... Baldwin, Nicholas . . . Buffum, George S. ...

Burke Edward

Bennett. John

Blackwell, Hugh .... Bird, Henry M. . . . .

Bradford, Win

Bucknam, Caleb .... Bucknam. David P. . . . Baxter, William .... Brackett, Samuel E. . . Barnes, Walter S. ... Bullard, Charles .... Bullard, Charles H. . . . Belknap, Austin ....

Bailey, Albon H

Brastow, George O. . . . Benton, Ruben P. ... Blaisdell. Abner .... Bishop, Henry H., Heirs of Byrne, Michael .... Buckingham, Edwin B. Benjamin, Daniel S. . . Benjamin, Frances C. . . Baker, William A. ... Blanchard, Benjamin . . Blackbird, George . . .

Bailey, Sally

Byrnes, John

Bean, Danforth L. ... Brackett, Charles .... Bonner, Wm., Heirs of

Bolton, John B

Burrows, Theodore . . . Bowditch, Azel ....

Bixby, Benoni

Buswell, Charles .... Brazilian, James S. . . . Bigelow, Timothy . . .' .

Beals, Henry M

Barry, David

Bond, Alanson

Brooks, John W

Bales, John

Brown, Jonathan Jr. . . .

Assessed.

95 11 40 25 G4 122 133

00 30 75 25

00 90 75

14 40

5 10

51 GO

25 25

85 70 5 7 SO

149

25

101

20

197

30

25

25

110

50

5G

25

271

70

240

70

51

60

23

25

17

50

428

25

9

75

54

25

5

10

48

5t)

18

60

28

35

otj

25

158

88

144

60

79

50

9

75

74

.85

71

75

71

75

279

45

91

90

315

10

Abatem't

35 65

i (i)

Discount.

1

i

63

4

91

57

«> o

i 43

2

35

5

97

4

04

7

89

1

01

4

42

2

25

10

87

8

20

2

06

62

17

12

20

74

1

13

2

25

5

78

3

18

o O

00

2

87

11

18

3

67

12

60 |

36 10

56 25 17 50 11 30

33 00

3 55 9 75

74 85

14 40

•51

Tax Pavers.

! Assessed. | Abatem't. Discount. Uncol'ctd.

Brown, Henry M

Brovn, J. Frank

Bowman, Zadoc

Brown, Charles H

Barber, Henry H

Babcock, Henry H

Buttomer, Frank

Berney, Lydia Mrs

Bingham, Caroline L. Mrs. . . .

Barry, John

Bennett, George E

Boyd, Joseph

Bennett, Clark

Bradley, John

Bauner, Peter

Brooks, Stephen P

Ball, George H

Barrett, Robert

Brogan, Patrick I

Barry, Terence

Bent, Thomas A j

Barry, Garrett

Buckley, Timothy

Boyden, Patrick

Vadshaw, Henry, Heirs of . . . . I

radshaw, Samuel C. Heirs of . . '

erry, Benjamin F

.arnes, James

irmmgham, Michael

raceland, Hugh ;

.uckley, Daniel '

Jlake, Michael

Barton, Robert H

Bjorkland Swen

peals, Michael

Beals, Mary Mrs

Burrows, Frederick M

Binney, Benjamin S

Bugbee, James R '

Brown. Orlando C

Barry, Patrick j

Burnes, James M j

Bishop, Hiram R

Bean, James

Bean, Lydia Mrs

Brown, Joseph S '

Berry, John C

Bradstreet, J. R ;

Brad>treet, Anna Mrs '

Bussell, Wm. C I

Barrows, Joseph C

Beard, Rebecca Mrs :

Briggs, Rebecca Mrs

Bowers, Alonzo

3 55

40 75

220 55

64 00

9 75

17 50

54 25 9 75

76 40

188 00

17 50

26 80

19 05

126

00

22

15

8

20

423

Id

19 05

29 90

8 20

23 70

17 50

3 55

13 95

39 20

107 40

5 10

118

25

29

90

13

95

20

60

79

50

9 75

105 40 76 40

I to

l :>')

14

1 63 8 82

2 56

39

7 50 1 07

5 04

99

17 50

46 50

48 50

17 50

8 20

3 55

14 40

19

05

296

05

3

55

15

95

12

85

32

95

70

14

55

17 50

9 75

15 95

4

73

1

20 56

S2

o 0

18

17 50

43 40

9 75

58 90

06

52

Tax Payers.

Burke, Edmund

Bowers, Horace C

Bears, Charles R

Brown, Ward B

Broomhead, Wm. D

Bagley, John T . . .

Bowers, Luke K

Bailey, Joshna 8., Heirs of . . .

Blanchard, Marshall

Benson & Sherman

Burrows, Wm., Heirs of ... .

Burrows, George H

Bradbury, Charles, Heirs of . . Bradbury, George, Heirs of . . . Bradbury & Tenney ......

Bartlett, Georgianna . . . ...

Baker, Rachel A

Barr, Daniel

Brackett, C. S. & H. Calender, Trust's

C.

Cook, Arnold

Conant, George H. ......

Cutter, George

Connell, Michael

Clancey, Michael

Condon, Michael

Cotter, Patrick

Carr, Robert .........

Cahill, William

Cahill, Edward .

Cahill, Michael ........

Clark, Ramsey

Callahan, John

Conant, John F

Cop, Thomas Jr

Collins, William

Chase, John S

Crocker, Samuel P

Chapen, Horace

Conant, George F

Calson, Gilman ........

Carr, Martin W. .......

Charter, James

Charter, Nellie S. Mrs

Chase, Daniel E

Chase, Luther R

Cushing, Jarvis

Carter, Lorenzo D

Connelly, Coleman

Close, John

Cox, Michael

Conlan, Robert

Assessed.

167 85 23 70 64 00 60 90 23 70 79 50 51 60

158 10

71 75 18 60 69 75 17 50

72 85 58 90 46 50

226 75

43

85

33

00

20

60

20

60

9

75

25

25

17

50

14

40

45

40

79

50

14

40

14

40

17

50

68

65

17

50

157

00

25

25

64

00

46

50

203

50

33

00

28

35

57

80

Abatem't.

15 50

15 50

33 00

Discount.

6 09 95

2 43

2 06 6 36

2 17

70 2 91

1 17

1 86

4 65

9 07 1 76 1 32

82

82

3 18 57 58 70

2 74

6 28 2 56

8 14

1 32

2 31

53

Tax Pavers.

Connell, Patrick .... Cotton. George H. . . . Cross, William .... Crumley, William . . . Cummings, James M. Chaffee, Charles S. . . Chaffee. Elizabeth Mrs. .

Curtis, John S

Coverly, Joseph I. H. . Clarkson. John .... Crimes, William .... Chandler, Benjamin E. . Crane, Andrew .... Cuttler. James R. . . . Clark, Joseph H. . . .

Clark, Joseph

Conant, John R. ... Coleman, Amiel .... Champney, William R. . Gushing, Isaac C. . . . Cushing, Adna .... Cooper, Andrew J. . . Carlton, Samuel A. . . Campbell, William . . 'osgrove, Elizabeth Mrs.

anfield, John B. . . .

)llins, William ....

inningham, Thomas .

Dolidge, Aaron R. . .

otton, John F

'raig, John

Jasey, Thomas .... Carrigan, Thomas . . . Cutter, Edward F. . . Cutter, Samuel P. . . . Cutter, Harriet Miss . . Craig, Catharine E. Mrs. Callerton, James . . . Cassady, Patrick . . . Clark, Patiick .... Colby, Simeon ....

Omitted 1866 . . . . Cashman, Michael . . . Crimmings, Dennis . . Cleary, Alexander B. .

Casey, Philip

Craig, Robert

Crimmings, Thomas . . Curtain, Jane Mary Mrs Campbell, Patrick . . . Jasey, Michael ....

Omitted 1866 .... Uasey, Jeremiah Heirs of Jollins, John

Assessed.

6 65

293 40

Abatem't. Discount. Uncol'ctd.

93

45

29

90

25

25

42

30

48

50

68

65

56

25

445

30

60

90

51

60

37

65

46

95

544

50

6

65

31

00

8

20

248

45

79

50

17

50

31

45

29

90

14

40

49

60

25 25

31

45

17

50

36

10

8

98

21

70

46

95

4 65

108 50

31 00

11 72

7 75

3 74

1 20

8 70 70

1 97 1 01

1 25

1 44 35

56

1 88

8

20

33

00

33

00

48 05

39

20

19

05

1 01

1 69

1 94

2 74

2 25

17 81

2 25

2 06

1 50

175

60

40

75

1 91

17 44

17 50

36 10

141 50 279 00

5 10 3 55

29 90 29 90 14 40

14 40

11 30

6 98

12 85 10 85

54

Tax Payers,

Omitted 1866

Canavan, Michael Heirs of

Cook, Daniel E

Curtis, Orin

Cales, Elbridge G

Cales, Ambrose W. ... Cales, Augusta M. Mrs. .

Callett, Joseph R

Coffin John VV

Carter, Hector M

Coffin, Henry

Cassell William C

Crockett, Alfred .... Crane, David F. ....

Cutter, Fitch

Cummings, David . . . . Clark James W. ....

Childs, Asaph B

Childs, JohnT

Coleman, Moses

Conant, Ezra D

Cole, Erastus E

Cook, Asa M

Cutler, Samuel E

Curtis, Edward A

Carr, George E

Croswell, Joseph P. . . .

Carver, Reuben

Cutter, S. Henry ....

Curtis, Thomas

Chick, Horace Heirs of . . Casey, Margaret Mrs. . . Cades, Betsey Mrs. . . . Cook, Catharine Heirs of . Cabine, James

D.

Durgan, Asa

Dow, Lorenzo W. . . . Dearborn. Heman A Dickey, Richard C. . . Downing, Samuel L. . .

Davis, Person

Davis, John Jr

Demmon, Reuben E. . . Demmon, Daniel L. . . Dickinson, Benjamin . . Downey, John .... Drysdale James . . . . Davidson, John . . . . Damon, Samuel F. . . Di( kerman, George H. .

Assessed. Abatem't.i Discount.

34 5 5 46 50

17 50

57 80 96 55

40 75

23 70 93 45

482 50

113 60 84 15

119 03

9 75

17 50

91 90

211 25 91 90

125 23 87 25 7 7 95 17 50

46 95

G9 75

49 60 38 75

9 30

10 85

29 45

1 86

1

63

95

9

30

4

54

3

44

39

136

85

5 47

147

70

5 91

68

65

2 74

20

60

563

10

22 52

443

75

77

50

14 65

1020

35

155

00

34 61

161

G5

23

25

5 44

26

80

29

90

56

25

2 01

428

25

17 13

831

25

33 21

3

67

8

45

'>

00

3

49

2

11

1

88

2

79

1

98

1

55

00

Tax Pavers.

Assessed. Abatem't. Discount. Uncol'etd.

Dane, Osgood

Delay, William 28 35

Delay, Jacae- 9 70

Dimiek, Charles

Desvire. Michael 56 25

Dillaway, James 53 15

Davis, Alden P 64 i 0

Doanes, hioieon E 76 4

Daggett, Cooiidge C 9 75

Dodge, Seward 76 40

Daniels. Granville W 79 50

Draper, Ezra J 90 35

Dugan, John 606 50

Downer, Cuttler 715 00 359 60

Ditsoc, Samuel J 68 65

Doherty, John 5160

Dodge, Albert L 4 0 75

Devine, M;chael 22 15

Day. Matthew 9 75

Doollt.de, Joseph

Doolie tie, Seth O. . . 12 &r>

Do}le, Nicholas 5 10

Dodge, Levi G 64 00

Davis, Oliver J 9 75

Dorherty, James 45 40

Dempsey, Edward 15 95

Dewire, Matthew

Dechan. Michael 37 65

Doran, John Heirs of

Doovan, William 1 1 30

Davis, Charles 107 40

Davis, Joshua M 98 10

Dunning, George E 28 35

Durell, William H 34 55

Delano, Charles H 19 05

Daniels, George

Dustin, George E 64 00

Dickinson, William E 8 20

Dickinson, Oliver ........ 64 00

Duran. Michael 23 70

Degfrushe, Sarah E. Miss 41 85

Dill, Jabez P 3 i 00

Day, Levi E 40 75

Devenney, John 1 2 85

Davis, Ebenezer 141 50

Davis, Charles M 153 90

Dunneli, Samuel T 9 75 7 75

Delano, Thomas 1 79 50

)yer, Nathaniel A 5 10

)ickin>on, Prescott Heirs of ... 46 50

)ickinson & Steele | 7 75

)ickiuson, Mrs. Caroline 1 2 40

)owning, Samuel, Heirs of ... . 69 75 69 75

)riscoll, Edward

2

12

2

5 6

3

i>6

39

3

06

3

61

24

26

14

22

2 06

95

1 67

1 63

5 65

6 15

12

1 86

31

50

183 3o

25

1 75

1

76 39

33 00

18 60

4

29

o

92

1

38 76

17 25

6 65

56

Tax Pavers.

E.

Emerson, Jacob

Emerson, Enoch

Edson & Wheeler

Edson, Nathan W

Edson, N. W. & C. F

Eberly, Philip

Egerton, Wales L

Elkins, Charles H

Edsti om, Edwin P

Elliott, Matthew

Edlifson, Elizabeth Mrs. . . .

Everett, James

Edmand, Thomas O. . . . . .

Eddy, AbiJRh

Elliott, David

Edgerly, John S

Elford,' Harriet Mrs

Eldridge, Benjamin W. Heirs of

F.

Fales, George H

Forster, Charles

Fletcher, William K

Fits, Daniel F

Finnon, James ........

Fultz, Joseph

Fuller, WTilliam

Fitzgerald, John

Frost, Frederick W. . . . .

Frosl, John O

Frost, Geo. Wm. .......

Fillebrown, George W. . . .

Fitzgerald, Francis G

Flemming, Nicholas

Finnon, Patrick

Fitchan Edwin A ,.

Farrell, Patrick

Freeman, Moses H

Flanegan, Edward

Finegan, Michael

Fletcher, Oliver

Foster, Alexander 2d .... Foster, Alex., Heirs of ... .

Frost, Samuel T

Field, Mary Mrs

Fitzpatrick, James

Flynn, Mary Mrs

Farrer, George S

Foy, John

Fisk, Benjamin

Fisk, Thomas K

Assessed.

38

75

76

40

27

90

122

90

164

75

6

65

29

90

126

00

46

50

9

75

40

75

197

30

189

55

6 20 317 75

17

50

28

35

25

25

40

75

87

25

48

50

25

25

107

40

9

75

25

25

11

30

45

40

17

50

33

00

37

65

653

00

188

00

217

00

73

30

69

75

14

40

34

10

14

40

12

85

Abatem't.

Discount. 1

1

1 55

3 06

1 12

6 59

5 04

1 86

7 89

7 58

6 20

j

38 75

11 16

•

12 85

84 15

87

1 01

1 23

3 49

4 29

45

1 82

1 32

58 80

23 80

7 52

8 68

2 93

7 75

2 48

6 20

33

68

51

0/

Tax Payers.

Fitz, N. Everett . .

Fish, Mark

Fay, Martin . . . . Finnegan. John . . . Folsom, Paul . . . . Foot, Edward .... Fuller. Stephen W. . Flint, Francis E. . . Fallen, Peter . . . . Fay, Oliver . . . . Flaherty, Michael . . Flaherty, Martin . . Farrell, Patrick . . . Freeman, Leander Farnum, John D. . . Fitzgerald, Stephen . French, Stewart . . Fish, William W. . . Foster, Oliver S. . . Foster, Geo. 0. S. Foster, Martha Mrs. . Freeman, Benjamin F. Fitz, George H . . . Foss, Andrew H. . . Fay, John

144 60

790 95

158 55

22 15

50 05

95 00

51 60

25 25

9 75

48 50

54 70

36 10

40 75

31 00

110 50

253 10

G.

Gorham, Lot ..... Gibbs, Maria A. Mrs. . Gates, William ....

Gray, Henry

Gray, Francis .... Gurney, Mary C. Mrs. . Gant, Samuel N. . . . Griggs, Charles .... Gorman, John E. . . . Griffin, Ebenezer . . . Griffin, Theophilos . . Grant, Edward .... Gilman, Adarias . . .

Giles, John B

Goodhue, Eliza Mrs. . . Gilson Henry Y. Heirs of Gilson, Mary S. . .. . .

Gooding, Thomas . . . Grover, Samuel ....

Gardner, Miles ....

Gane, Patrick ....

Gallaway, John ....

Garven, Terence . . . Gallagher, Hugh . . . Griines, Jacob T. ...

Gilman, Charles E.

28 35

31 00

144 60

14 40

93 00 222 10

177 15

37 65

62 00

372 00

62 00

71 75

45 40

33 00

45 40

23 70

15 95

363 15

, Abatem't.

Discount.

5 78

31 63

i

7 34

88

1 01

1 82

2 19

4 42

10 12

I

1 13

1 24

5 78

3 72

8 88

7 08

1 50

2 48

14 88

2 48

2 87

1 82 "

14 52

17 50

12

85

8

98

8

20

8

20

40

75

7 75

122 90 9 30

5 10

60 90

59 35

149 25

9 75

5 10

122 90 188 00

5

58

Tax Payers.

Gill, Martin . . . . Gallagher, Edward Gavin, James . . . . Garmley, Andrew . . Garman, Patrick . . Gallagher, Thomas Gillen, Dennis . . . Garmley, Charles . . Gregg, Richard . . . Gorham, Benjamin L. Gooding, Samuel H. , Gordon, Charles W. , Gee, John .... Grady, Thomas O. Garfield, John . . Giles, Charles E. . Galletty, James . . Gilbert, Daniel W. Gage, William W. . Gage, Benjamin . . Gault, Amelia Mrs. Gallagher, James . Gross, Isaac S. . . Gross, Jaazaniah . Guild, Chester . . Guild, Charles H. . Goodrich, George . Guild, Harriet Mrs. Geldowsky, F. A. A.

H.

Holland, Silas H. . . Hutchinton, William . Hunter, John .... Henderson, Robert Jr. Howe, Nelson .... Hayward, Daniel H. . Hayward, Albert . . Harvey, Henry . . . Hale, Joseph .... Hennessy, Michael Hoar, Daniel .... Henderson, Franklin .

Hall, John G

Hodgdon, Alexander S. Hammon, George . . Hills, John D. . . . Harrington, John . . Heald, David .... Holden, James D. . . Harriman, Ctarles F. Harvie, John .... Homer, Orlando M. .

Assessed.

19 05 17 50

8 98

25

25

713

00

68

65

14

40

14

40

75

63

46

95

122

90

36

10

71

75

124

00

17

50

219

00

257

75

707

25

448

40

40

75

239 93 3 55

17 50

17 50

374 00

102 75

9 75

37 65

126 00

40 75

17 50

73 30

420 50

164 75

102 75

30 43

110 50

141 50

36 10

56 25

9 75

Abatem't.

42 63

3 10

Discount.

108 50

85 25

139 50 46 50

2 00

36

1

01

28

02

57

1

32

1

87

4

92

1 32

2 87

8 76 10 31 28 29 13 60

1 63

70

70

11

55

4

11

39

1

78

1

63

70

2

93

11

24

4

73

9 60

1 53

5 &6

1 44

2 17

39

59

Tax Pavers.

Homer, Jacob

Howe, Joseph M

Hodgdon, Richard . . . . Hudson, Charles H. . . . Hudson, Samuel Heirs of . Harrington, Nathaniel D. .

Hinds, Richard B

Hobert, Erastus

Harwood, Pliney M. . . ,

Hill, James F

Hitehings, Augustus . . , Hayden, Elisha . . . . ,

Holt, Samuel W

Hapgood, David W, . . , Hammond, William H. . , Had ley, Benjamin . . . , Hill, Ivers Heirs of . . ,

Hill, Ira

Hawes, Mather E

Hutchinson, Herman . . , Howard, Joseph E. . . Hittenger, Michael . . , Hobbs, Charles . . . . , Harding, Noah . . . . , Hamilton, Edward . . . Houghton. Francis ...

Hall, Charles E ,

Hopkins, Patrick Heirs of Hopkins, Susan C. Mrs. Hopkins, James R. . .

Hagan, Peter

Holmes, John

Holt, Chauncey .... Hadley, Samuel D. . . Hanson, John H. . . .

Hoyt, John

Haley, Richard

Hagan, Patrick ....

Hughes, John

Harrison, Thomas . . . Herrick, Hugh .... Hanley, James .... Hanley, Michael . . .

Hanley, John

Higgins, Thomas . . . Hogan, Patrick .... Hennings, Andrew . . Holoran, Maurice . . . Hunnewell, John . . . Hammett, John L. . . . Holden, Eliza A. M. . . Holden, George A. . . Hudson, Benjamin . . . Higgins, Jeremiah T.

29 90

71

75

36

10

45

40

36

10

60

90

84

15

6

65

127

55

79

50

29

90

763

05

35

65

56

25

195

75

118

25

319

75

33

00

79

50

40

75

181

80

68

65

102

75

64

00

29

90

33

00

14

40

8

20

8

20

19

05

56

25

84

15

76

40

42

30

10

53

8

98

36

10

43

85

27

90

8

20

40

75

8

20

2 00

49 70

15 50

t o

1 19

2 8;

74 44

36 26 10 18

30 52

1 42

2 25

7 83

4 73

12 79

3 18 1 63 6 65

1 32

33

2 74 1 69

42

35 1 44 1 75 1 19

32 1 63

32

Uncol'ctd.

65 55 9 75

9 75 93 00

74 85

45 40

24 80 66 65

25 25 11 30

48 50

26 80

60

Tax Payers.

Higgins & Killian . . . .

Horton, Reuben

Horton, Calvin

Horton, Josiah S

Horton, Reuben Jr. . . . Hollander, Jacob L. . . . Hollander, Charles B. . . Hartshorn, Francis G. . .

Hills, Henry A

Hale, Charles N

Hale, Rebecca H. Mrs. . .

Howe, John

Hardy, John

Hemenway Horace B. • . Haskins, Horace . . . . Harding, Paulina Mrs. . .

Hubbard, Albin P

Hadley, George W. . . .

Howes, Peleg

Hughes, Albert E

Hughes, John A

Hinckley, William . . . .

Hardy, Isaac

Howard, Henry

Higgins, William . . . .

Hall, John K

Hall, Dudley D

Higgins, George F. . . .

Hobart, Samuel D

Henderson, Jophanus . . Harding, Nathaniel . . . Holmes, Jacob H. . . . . Harmon, Thomas L. . . .

Holt, Charles A

Ham, Francis

Hawkins, Alice E. Miss . . Holden, George W. . . . Hamblin, Samuel Heirs of

Hill, James

Hadley, Mather Miss . . . Harrington, Stephen . . . Howard, Mary C. Mrs. . . Hodgden, Lydia B. Mrs. . Hudson, Abigail Mrs. . . Hall, John Heirs of . . .

I.

Ingalls, Mary Mrs

Ireland, George W. . . .

Inwood, David J

Ireland, Sally Miss . . . .

Assessed.

32 55

132 20

98 10

79 50

107 40

68 65 40 75 25 25

71 75

33 00 157 00 203 50

62 00

7 43

146 15

91 90 172 50 346 10

87 25 211 25 102 75

60 90 129 10

9 75

60

90

85

70

36

10

25

25

232

50

97

10

102

30

31

00

33

00

18

60

17

05

29 45

425 15

29 90

31 00

Abatem'r.

Discount,

1 30

4 28

3 92

3 18

4 29

1 01

2 87

8 14

2 48

7 75

5 54

6 90

108 50

9 50

3 49

8 45

4 11

4 65

2 25

39

2 44

3 43

1 44

9 30

2 68

4 10

1 24

1 32

74

68

►

1 17

17 00

1 20

1 24

61

Tax Payers

Johnson, Charles T Joslyn, Theodore E Joyce, John . . , Johnson, Josiah D Johnson, Frederick W Johnson, Philip Johnson, Miriam S. Mrs Johnson & Woodbury Jackson, Lewis D Johnson, David Heirs of Johnson, William Jones, Hugh . . James, William Jenks, Charles W Jackman, Stephen Jaques, William Jonquest, Neils Johnson, John B Jordan, Mary Mrs Jenks, Henry E Jenks, Charles A Jenness, Albro R Johns, Willam H

Kimball, Jesse Kerne, John Kelley, John 2nd Keating, John F Keating, James Kaan, George Kelley, Rose Mrs King," Charles F Kingman, Caleb Knapp, Oren S Kidder, Andrew B Kendall, Isaac Kelley, Michael Kelley, Michael 2nd Kelley, Thomas Kelley, Margaret Mrs Kelley, John Kenneson, Albert Kennedy, Patrick Kane, John . . . Kane, Robert Kane, Patrick Kendall, Charles C Keene, Tilden H Killian, James H Kennedy, John

14 40 37 65

\

62

Tax Pavers.

Kimball, Seymour . Kir by, Benjamin Kramer, Henry . . Knight, Nathaniel J. Keyes, Amos . . . Kerrigan, James . . Kendall, William B.

L.

Libbey, Ansel N

Libbey, St'lman H. . . . London, William J. . . . Lawson, Alexander . . .

Lord, Thomas H

Lavy, James

Lock, Marshall H

Lowe, Charles

Lowe, Charles Trustee . .

Leland, John

Litchfield, Daniel .... Leighton, Dominicus . • . Leighton, James T. . . .

Lloyd, Martin

Lothrop, Horace ....

Lovejoy, Alvin L

Lovejoy, George H. . . . Lovejoy, Benjamin P. . . Littlefield, George T. . . Lawrence, Ebenezer H. . Lears, William C. . . . . Lock, Woodbury .... Littlefield, Samuel . . . Lincoln, Charles S. . . . Lathrop, Ebenezer J. . . Leonard, Robert .... Leonard, Michael, Heirs of

Lynch, James

Lynch, Lawrence .... Lynch, Lawrence, 1866 Lees, Alexander . . I .

Loring, John

Lane, Henry

Lane, Franklin S. . .. . .

Lane, Reuben A

Lane, Beulah Mrs. . . . Leonard, Charles ....

Lund, James

Lacount, Thomas ....

Long, William

Littlefield, Elisha ....

Lund, John Q

Libbey, Joseph B

Assessed.

Abatem't.

5 10

36 10

95 00

163 20

158 55

23 70

21 70

43

85

143

05

54

70

71

75

253

88

84

15

O O ,-)

15

89

90

79

50

29

90

25

25

26

80

45

40

29

90

81

05

17

50

160

10

68

65

219

00

242

25

53

15

11

30

12

40

34

55

8

98

28

35

14

40

15

95

12

85

51

60

27

90

48

50

50

05

33

00

Discount. Uncol'ctd.

59 35

3 80 6 53

6 34

87

1

75

5

72

2

87

10

15

3

36

12

28

3

60

3

18

1 01 1 05 1 82 1 20

3 24 70 6 40 2 74 8 76

1 13

50 2 06 1 11

1 94

2 00

1 32

2 37

63

Tax Payers.

Assessed, j Abatem't.; Discount. Uncol'ctd.

Lombard, Henry S 77 95

Lombard, Josiah L 95 00

Lombard, Valentine L 160 10

Lovering, John D 14 40

Littlefield, Lyman 3766

Lothrop, John L 133 75

Lothrop, J. C

Lovett, Joseph 99 65

Leland, Caleb W 146 10

Libbev & Patten ;

Leland, C. W. & R. E. Demmon . . | 77 50

Loan. Susan Mrs

M.

Marshall, John P. . . . Melendy, Henry J. . . Mayo, Franklin .... McCarty, John, 2d . . McCarty, Michael . . . McGuire, Hugh . . . . Manning, Patrick . . . Murphy, James, 2d . . Murphy, James . . . . McCarrall, James . . . McLaughlin, Mary Mrs. McLaughlin, James . . Mongan, Francis . . . Mongan, Charles A. . . McDermot, Daniel . . . Morse, Enoch R. . . . McGrath, William, 2d . Merrifield. John A. . • Melven, Edward E. . . Mavnard. George A. . . Mullen, William F. . . Maloy, James W. . . . Maloy, Mary W. Mrs. . Monehan, John . . . . Mc Glenn, Mary Mrs. McDermot, Thomas . . Mills, William . . . .

Mills, Edwin

Murray, Dennis . . . . McHugh, John ....

Miller, James

Mitchell, Lorenzo D. . . McAlister, Ann C. Mrs. Manning, Augustus . . Manning, William . . . Mann, Ebenezer C. . . Mann, Ebenezer C. Jr. . McCart, John

87

40

157

00

33

00

12

85

9

75

39

20

14

40

29 90

9 75 29 90 14 40 20 60

226 75

25 25

37 65

6 6o

136 85 22 15 17 50

31 00 20 60 12 40 14 40 96 55 54 70 17 50 12 85

9 75

32 oo

304 25 50 05 25 25

65 00

2 00

3 10

4 10 15 50

3 12 3 SO

5 35

3 98 5 84

3 10

3 50

6 28

90

1 24 82 50 45

3 24

2 19

39

12 17 2 00

10 85

6 20

94 55

9 75

26 80 12 40

46 95

26 80

12 85

64

Tax Pavers.

McVay, Prudence Mrs

Mayo, Henry L

Munroe, Edwin Jr

Moore, Henry

Munroe, Benjamin S. Heirs of •

Mulliken, George

Munroe, Charles

Mitchell, Nathaniel

Munroe, Emery H

Munroe, Royal K

Mead, John D.

Magoun, John C

Mack, Eugene

Morss, Annie & Julia

Morss, Amos B . .

Miles, Ezra M

Marvin, Stephen R

McLane, James

McCarty, Patrick

Manning, Michael

McClanegan, William . . . .

Mullchan Thomas

McKenna, John

Monehan, Patrick

Mahoney, Patrick

McAvoy William

Miles, Levi

Mills, Samuel E

Moore, Abraham M

Moore, Charlotte Mrs

McLane, James

McHugh, Michael

McCulfer, Thomas

Maloy, John

Maloy, Lawrence

Monehan, Andrew

Malony, Daniel

McGirk, Peter

Monehan, Thomas

McDoland, James

McDonald, John

McDonald. Thomas

McCune, Michael

Monehan, Patrick

McLaughlin, John

McLaughlin, Michael

McCarty, Mr

McCarty, Jeremiah . . . . .

McCarty, Thomas

McCarron, Michael

McDermont, Michael . . . . .

Mackentire, Dennis

McDevett, Patrick

McKenna, John •

Assessed.

152

257 48

248 G

110 20 81 56 71 82 87

91

31

48 5

35 75 50 35 65 50 60 05 25 75 60 25

90 45 50

30

68 20

9 75

64

00

6Q

65

60

90

20

60

60

90

15

95

12

85

9

75

22

15

33

00

12

85

17

50

8

20

14

40

45

40

15

95

28

35

11

30

17

50

17

50

Abatera't.

77 50

15 50 7 75

23 25

9 75

Discount.

Uncol'ctd.

20 15

7 21

1 94

9 73

26

4 42

3 24

2 87

3 30

57 35

46 95

56 25

5 10

1 94

8 20

15 95

32

11 30

11 30

95 00

2 56

2 6G

29 90

82

3 10

1 32

33

1 13

65

Tax Pavers.

Assessed. ! Abatem't. Discount. Uncol'ctd

Murray, Peter

McCaffra, Bernard .... McLaughlin, George ....

Myers. Patrick

Mulvahill, Nicholas .... Mitchell, William H. Heirs of

Macalany, Patrick

McKeon, Darby

Munroe, Marcellus ....

Mnnroe, William

Mil's, Maria E. Mrs

Mealy, John

Mastin, Moses M

Mellen, Andiew J

McCane, Daniel

Murphy, Patrick

Merritt, James E

Merritt, Obadiah

Morton, Charles B

Muilary, John

Moore, Henry M

Makechnie, Hiram L. ...

Murray, Freeman

Miller, Judson J

Metcalf, Simeon M. Heir* of . McKenna, Leonard J. . . .

Miles, Frank J

Merritt, William

Munroe, Charles M

Munroe, William B

Magoon, James W

Mason, Josiah B

McGovers, Lawrence . . .

McCann, Mary Mrs

McKillop, Grace Miss . . . ■Miller, Joseph Heirs of . . . Miller, Eunice Miss Heirs of

Mahony, William H

Minot, Charles Heirs of . . . Mitchell, William .....

51 60

28 35

51 60

48 50 87 25 23 25 33 00

o OO

29 90

25 25

43 85

29 90

79 50

43 85

133 75

195

71

36

9

131

9

9

N.

Nolan, Richard . . . Nolan, Bernard . . . Newhall, Thomas E. . Newhall, Joseph ... Nichols, John C. . . Norton, Thomas . . . Newell, Daniel . . . Newell, Charles B. . . Neiss, David L. . . . , Nickerson, Seth L. . . Nickerson, Jonathan Jr.

7o

75 88 75 75 75 75

79 50 9 75

45 40 25 25

7 75

31 00

38 75

108 50

1511 25

25

25

12

85

12

85

40

75

267

05

14

40

5 3fi

10 10

95 00 90 35

15 50

3 10

7 75

7 75

31 00

7 75

15 50

2 06 1 32

3 49 93

14

1 01

1 20

7 83

1 47

39

5 27

1 94

62 1 55

9 61

1 01

1 63 10 68

20

3 80 3 61

3 55

39 20

12 85

15 50

15 95

33 00

6 65 18 60

1271 00 3 10

8 20

66

Tax Payers.

Nickerson, Amos Noble, John H. .

0.

Oakman, Samuel

Oakman & Eldridge Heirs of

Orcutt, Levi . .

O'Donnell, James

O'Hare, Patrick

O'Neil, John

Oulson, Jonas

Oswald, Henry W. . . . .

Oliver, Francis J

Orton, Thomas

O'Brine, Michael ......

O'Brine, John

O'Brine, John 4th

O'Brine, Daniel Heirs of . .

O'Brine, Jane Mrs

O'Connell, John 2nd. . . .

O'Connell, John

O'Neil, Patrick

O'Neil, Charles Jr

O'Neil, Bernard

O'Neil, Hugh .......

O'Neil, Thomas

O'Neil, Arthur

Osgood, Henry B. •

Osgood, Herman D. . . . .

Osgood, Edward P

Osgood. James M.

Ober, Israel F

P.

Potter, Edward E. . .

Potter, John H

Proctor, Darwin C. . . Pierce, Joseph . . . . Pierce, William H. . . Powers, Michael . . . Powers, James F. . . . Powers, Charles . . . .

Paine, Edgar

Paine, John A

Paine, John A., Trustee Pepper, Patrick . . . . Pepper, Edward . . . Pollard, Thomas . . . Pollard, Warren . . .

Paul, Temple

Paul, James E

Prindle, James D. . ■. .

Assessed.

4 191

313

1278

23

3

33

11

79

25

9

9

93

7 20 48 17 98 17 50 25 17 68 220

9 40

65 10

5o 75

70 55

00 30 50 25

75 75 45

75 60 50 50 10 50 05 25 50 65 55 75 75

68

65

175

60

53

15

40

75

29

90

172

50

249

23

270

15

111

60

40

15

29

90

184

90

68

65

28

35

146

15

Abatem't.

Discount.

18

7 64

12 54

108 50

46 81

»

1 32

45

1 01

39

70

2 00

10 00

61

2 74

9 30

8 45

7 75

2 74

23 25

6 10

6 90

9 98

10 80

4 46

1 13

7 40

2 74

1 13

5 84

1

67

Tax Pavers-

Pond, Mary E. Mrs. . . .

Page, William P

Page, Caleb

Purdy, Edward C. . . Pitman, Benjamin . . . . Porter, George W. . . . Pratt, George A. . . . .

Pratt, Daniel

Park, John C

Prescott, William . . . . Pranddof, Robert . -. . . Parker, Samuel W. . . . Parker, Newman . . . . Plummer, James H. . . . Perkins, Daniel B. . . .

Perkins, Frank C

Perkins, Thomas . . . . Pyne, Deborah C. Mrs. . .

Pope, Enoch L

Pope, Charles G

Pickens. L\sander W . . Pattee, Harriet Mrs. . . ,

Poor, John R

Poor, Lydia Mrs

Poor, Frances Mrs. . . . Partridge, Horace . . . . Phillips, Eugene, Heirs of . Phillips, John S., Heirs of Pechey, Augustus . . . . Palmer, Charles G. . . .

Plant, Anthony

Prior, John

Prior, James

Peters, John

Peduzzi, Peter

Perry, Samuel

Perry, John

Pea4ee, Diantha Mrs. . .

Patten, Marion B

Patten, George W. . . Patten, Bryant W. . • . Preston, Thomas . . . .

Prichard, John P

Pierce, Ira

Plaisted, William T. . . . Plaisted and Crosby . . .

Peck, John

Puffer, Alvan D

Peabody, Edward T. . .

Assessed.

15 50

71 75

117 48

908 75

9 180 136 17 89 48 19

Q.

Quinn, Morris Quinn, Michael

75 25

85 50 20 50 05

40 75

84 15

11 30

60 90

24 80

755 30

31 00

65 10

108 50

15 95

36 10

26 80

9 75

8 98

8 98

17 50

28 35

38 75

43 85

72 53

242 25

126 00

34 10

265 50

338 35

8 20

33 00 26 80

1 Abatem't.

Discount.

Uncol'ctd.

62

102 75

4 69

248 00

26 43

39

40 75

18 60

6 46 5 48

1 94

29 90 5 10

3 37

1 00

17 50 62 00

62 00

27 73

1 24

3 10

2 48

4 34

63

1 44

70

1 13

2 90

356 95 23 25

26 80

10 85 285 65

36 10

54 25

7 52

5 04

1 36

10 62

139 50

7 95 32

1 32

1 07

fi8

Tax Payers,

Quinn, Patrick, 2d

R.

Russell, Charles H

Russell, George ,

Russell, William A., Heirs of . .

Russell, Levi

Russell, Susanna Miss ....

Russell, Edward T

Russell, Mary R. Mrs

Russell, Mary R. Mrs., Trustee Russell, Patrick .......

Russell, John, Heirs of ... .

Russell, Francis

Russell, David

Rich, Lorenzo

Rich, Nathaniel

Rich, Mrs

Roach, Timothy

Robbins, David C

Ross, John

Ricker, Edward

Ricker, Benjamin F

Riley, Cornelius

Riley, Michael

Root, Martin N

Rymes, Christooher E . . . .

Robinson, Ezra B

Robinson, Enoch

Robinson, William E

Robinson, Daniel W

Robinson, Simeon F

Robinson, Noah O

Robinson, John O

Robinson, James W

Robinson, William L

Robinson, Mary Anna Mrs. . .

Reid, Peter

Reid, Joseph

Rowe, Matthew

Rowe, Michael

Rogers, Artemas

Rogers, James

Rand, Thomas, Heirs of . . .

Rand, William

Ryan, Mathias

Raymond, Francis H

Raymond, Francis H. Guardian,

Ray, Joseph

Rollins, George S

Richardson, Artemas ....

Richardson, Josiah C

Richardson, Francis N

Assessed. Abatem't.

15 95

29

90

33

00

280

55

175

60

38

75

124

00

15

50

20

60

138

40

11

30

99

65

17

50

31

00

14

40

113

60

40

75

25

25

39

20

28

35

00

350

75

518

15

118

25

71

75

8

20

116

70

130

65

14

40

12

85

33

00

64

00

29

90

27

90

403

45

59

35

17

50

149

25

133

75

17

50

29

90

3 10

5 00

31 00

57 35

15 50

3 10

Uncol'ctd.

51

1

19

1

32

11

22

7

02

4

96

42

48 50

69 75

5 54

45

70

4 54 1 63

51

12 85

1 32

14 03

18 43

11 30

29 90

39 20

62 45

33

4 6 7

6 98

2 56

1 19

1 12

16 14

1 75

143

05

62

00

5 97

5 35

69

Tax Payers.

Runey, James, Heirs of

Runey, John

Runey, Horace B

Ring, Gardner T., Heirs of Richards, George A. . . . Rafferty, Patrick ....

Radier, Mrs

Raynes, Francis .... Randall, Benjamin . . .

Ray, Andrew

Russ, Beiijamin K. ... Remick, George W. . . .

Roberts Brothers

Rice, Abraham M . . . .

128 65

226 75

51 60

9

84 9

372 33 17 50 46

312

s.

Simpson, Jesse . . .

Shipley, Joseph L. . . Schoeder, John M. Spaulding, Warren C.

Seavey, Joshua R. . .

Story, Isaac . . . .

Scott, James . . . .

Scott, Peter . . . .

Smart, Porter M. . .

Shannon, Patrick . .

Shannon, James . .

Smith, Joseph W. . .

Smith, Abbie Mrs. . .

Smith, Stephen . . .

Smith, Addison . . .

Smith, Hiram C. . .

Smith, George . . .

Smith, James . . . .

Smith, Samuel A. . .

Smith, David, 2d . .

Smith, Saben M. . .

Smith, D. H

Smith, David . . . . Spring, Andrew C.

51

74 110

71

9 81 33 48

Sullivan, Timothy 2d Sullivan, Julius L. D Sullivan, Michael . . . Sullivan, Daniel . . . Sullivan, John C . . . Sullivan. Catherine Mrs.

Sisk, William

Snow, Jethro

Snow, Frank D

Snow, Elisha II. . • . . Snow, Samuel P. . . . Snow, Theophilus N. Snow, Isaac T

15

75

45 00

50 83 50 00

547 6o 17 50 45 40 40 75 56 25

22 93

15 85 50 75

75 05 00 50

48 50 358 50 17 50 9 75 20 60 25 25

8 20 23 25

9 75 29 90 34 55 56 25

5 10 7 7 95 74 85

Abatem't.

19 38

4 65

Discount. Uncol'ctd.

18 60

2 00

i 75

15 50

3 10 7 75

4

3 7

9

07

2

04

3 36

14 89

70

1 85

1 86

12 48

13 16 70

2 25

2 28

3 80 2 87

1 20

1 63

2 00 14 34

93

38 25 20 12 99

31 00

oG 25

79 50

62 45

110 50

39 20

53 15

90 35

15 95

9 30

0

Tax Payers.

S re wart, Robert

Savage, Sarah W Mrs. . . .

Savage, John J

Stock well, Francis F. . . .

Swallow, Daniel W

Sargent, Nelson

Sargent, Haydn

Sargent, Aaron

Stetson, Lebbeus

Stetson, Edward L

Sawyer, John J

Sawyer, Edwin R ....

Stone, Nathaniel T

Stone, Sarah Mrs

Stone, James

Sf.arbird, Asa T

Shedd, Thomas A. .... .

Shute, James M. . . . • . .

Shute, James M., Jr

Shute, James .......

Starrs, Lanty • .

Shea, Eugene

Shapleigh, James G

Shubaler, Charles

Sibley, Charlotte A. Mrs. . .

Sibley, Alfred M

Shaw, Hardman

Stanley, Timothy

Salloway, Francis

Sanborn, Robert

Sanborn, Albert L

Sanborn, David A

Sanborn, John

Sanborn, Joseph P. ....

Sanborn, Lewis

Sturtevant, Richard .... Sturtevant, George ....

Sturtevant Hazen

Sturtevant, Bazilia ....

Slocomb, George E

Sampson, Thomas, Jr. . . .

Simpson, William H

Simpson, Robert W. Heirs of

Stickney, Rufus B

Spencer, Henry F

Spencer, Henry F. Trustee .

Spencer, James M

Sias, Samuel S

Salz, Emanuel

Sylvester, Benjamin F. . .

Sylvester & Co

Sheridan, Owen

Sheridan, Patrick

Semple, Robert

Assessed.

136 85

150

80

60

90

05

00

9

75

74

85

161

65

71

75

9

75

17

50

859

15

142

28

280

55

84

15

bG

25

28

35

864

58

76

40

20

60

20

60

33

00

172

50

33

00

40

75

25

33

00

195

75

102

75

172

50

87

25

9

75

48

50

21

38

21

38

8

20

79

80

o(i

25

103

85

405

00

25

25

7

75

71

75

33

00

8

20

90

35

100

75

9

75

40

75

17

50

Abatem't.

Discount.

Uncorctd.

23 25

6

OP,

2

43

7 75

2

97

6

47

2

87

418 50

17

62

5

69

11

22

3

36

263 50

3 10

6 20

7 75

23 25

1 13

24 04

3 06

1 32

6 90

1 32

1 07 7 83 4 11 6 90 3 49

2 25

4 16 16 20

31

33

1 63 70

71 75

46 50

29 90

9 75

71

Tax Pavers.

Skilton, George

Skilton, George C

Skilton, Foot & Co

Shaw, Charles L

Shaw, Lydia A. Mrs. . . .

Salisbury, Henry

Sewall, Charles A

Shelton, Charles W

Shevlin, Terence

Stevens, Benjamin W . . .

Stevens, John R

Stevens, Levi F

Stevens, Richard

Stevens, Charlotte Mrs. . . Stevens, John, Heirs of . . .

Scott, Thomas

Shaw, Joseph W.

Story, David O

Schuh, Jacob

Sipiller, James M

Steele & Hunt

Slade, Frederick W

Sunburg, John

Saben, Emerson O

Spaulding, Minot G

Sevrens, David

Shackley, Isaiah

Suydam, Lansing D

Stimson, Jeremiah

Swett, Marquis D

Swett, Sarah Mrs

Stearns, Sarah W. Heirs . . Swift, Elizabeth Mrs. . . . Savage, Hannah Mrs. . . .

Savage, Peter

Sanborn, George A. & A. L.

T.

Assessed.

Teel, Samuel

Teel, Jno. W.

Thrasher, Benjamin

Tinney, Henry

Tufts, Isaac, Heirs of

Tufts, Nathan, Jr

Tufts, AVilliam S

Tufts, Oliver,

Tufts, Nathan

Tufts, Francis

Tufts, F. Guardian for E. C. Booth

Tufts, Charles

Tufts, Abbie Miss

Tufts, Gilbert

Trull, Charles

155 45

9 75

45

40

29

90

40

75

79

50

15

15

83

70

40

75

39

20

37

65

31

45

12

85

90

35

8

20

71

'75

56

25

90

35

75

51

60

38

75

156

55

27

90

8

20

164

75

138

40

36

10

37

65

1001

75

25

25

>319

75

1304

00

17

50

85

25

1195

50

146

15

17

50

Abatem't.

15 50

93 00

Discount.

6 21

1 63

3 18

4 60 3 34

1 56 1 50

1 25

3

61

33

2

87

3

61

7

21

2

00

1

55

6

26

33

6

59

5

54

1

51

36

35

52

16

70

3

41

47

82

S

84

70

Uncol'ctd.

126 00

9 75

46 50

6 98

5 10

9 75

46 50

9 75

26 80

29 45

56 48

62 00

558 00

31 00

72

Tax Payers.

Trull, Samuel

Thing, Samuel B

Thompson, Mary Mrs

Thompson, Samuel, Heirs of . . .

Thomp>on, Frank

Towle, Orel

Tabbert, Ht-nry

Talpin, Alvin

Terry, Patrick

Terrv, Maurice . .

Tyler, Columbus

Tyler, Columbus, Guard, of E. John- son,

T)ler, Columbus Guardian of Friel,

Tyler, Columbus Guardian of E. We^ch and others

Tyler, Columbus, Trust, of J. V. Bell

Tsler & Chaffee .

Tyler, John E

Tyler, As. Attorney

Tyler, James L '. . . .

Tribou, Walter S

Trefren, George W

Trevlin, Thomas

Tuttle, Thomas B

Tuttle, Samuel

Twombly, Joseph Q

Thorp, Ira

Thorp, Jerome

Talpy, Joseph A

Tillson, Robert

Temple, Thomas G

Taylor, William 2nd

Taylor, Adoniram J

Taylor, William

Tea.«dal, George

Twitchell, Charles M. A

Th rnson, Frederick T

Twiggs, James

Tansey, Michael

Turner, Edwin , .

Taplin, George

Taft, Charles P

Trask, Isaac

Towne, Cleon D

Towne, Orr N

Towne, Orr N. Heirs of

Timson, Levi

Tredwell, Abbie Mrs

Tenney, John C

Tenney, J. C. & David

Tenney, David

Tenney, Daniel B

Tenney, Heirs of Robert G. . . .

Assessed.

Abatem't.

414 30 1 7 50 18 60

45 40

208 15 23 70 42 30

143 05 95 00

697 95

211 25

51 15

54 25

253 50

62 00

234 50

38 75

67 10

25 25

40 75

68 65

136 85

40 75 56 25 87 25

28 35 95 00

9 75 20 60 56 25

29 90 45 40

45 40

87 25

102 75

25 25 17 50 33 00

550 25

26 03 31 00

133 75

27 90 73 30 64 00

7 75

15 50

36 50

i iO

10 85 3 00

Discount.

Uncol'ctd.

70

74

54 25

1 82

8 32

95

5 72

3 80

27 92

8 45

2 04

2 17

10 54

2 48

7 92

• 1 55

2 68

160 10

1 63

2 74 5 47

1 63

3 36 39 82

1 19

1 82

3 49

4 11 1 01

1 32

22

01

1

04

5

35

1

11

2

93

2

56

31

F

73

Tax Pavers.

Assessed.

Abatem't.

'vol

u.

Underbill, Samuel G. . . . Underwood, James, Heirs of Union Club, Stable . . . .

81 05 43 30

62 00

Y.

Vincent, George

Yinal, Robert A I 215

Vinal, Quincy A . . • \ 164

Vinal, John W i

Vinal, Lydia Mrs 472

Vinal, Robert. Heirs of

Vinal, R. A. & Q. A

479 212

29 198

11 Vialle, John ." ! 110

Vickory, Thomas Veasie, William . Vezenski, Joseph

85 90 75

75 73 35 90 85 30 50

w.

Warren, VanRensselaer Warren, Dana .... Wavren, Israel .... Woodward, James H. . Woodward, Benjamin . Wilson, Kathan ....

Wilson, John

Wilson, Edward B. . . Wilson, Walter M. . . Whitcher, Brady C. . . Warner, Hanford A. . .

White, John X

White, Amos, Heirs of .

Wade, Wm. F

Wild, M. S. G

Wild, John T

Wild, Charles D. Jr. . .

Wild, Charles D. . . .

Whittemore, Sarah Mrs.

Whittemore, Alfred . .

Whittemore, James H. .

Wood, Lucy Mrs. . . .

Wood, Alexander M.

Wood, Alexander . . .

Winn, John A

Walker, Peter H. . . .

Walker, William P. . .

Walker, M. Edward . .

Walker, Wm. C. . . .

Walker, Wm. F. . . .

Walker, Andrew R. . .

Walker, Sophia R. Mrs.

33 00

126 00

5 10

95 00

71 75

36 10

50 05

45 40

29

90

85

70

38

75

243

80

37

65

20

60

141

50

147

70

31

00

45

40

5

10

15

50

48

50

135

30

110

50

254

65

25

25

76

40

Discount. Uncol'ctd.

7 75

20 15

46 50

38 75

13 95

3 24

1 61

2 48

2

99

8

63

6

59

18

91

19

19

8

50

7

95

45

4

42

1 32

20 3 80

2.87

1 82

1 19

1 50

4 85

5 91 1 24

20

62

1 94

5 41

8 64

3 05

9 75

17 50

95 00

157 00

19 05

133 75

Tax Pavers.

Walker, John, 3d ... . Whitcomb, Francis E. . . Whiteomb, Francis E. . .

Wasson, David A

Wheeler, Joseph .... Waugh, Chandler, Heirs of Whittle, George W. . . . Williamson, George . . . Weld, Alexander II . . . Whiting, Oliver R. ... Welch, Abraham ....

Welch, Thomas

Willoughby, William W. . Williams, Frank G. . . . Williams, Joseph P. . . . Williams, Charles .... Williams, Charles J. . . . Woodbury, Philip O. . . Woodbury, Orsment . . • Woodbury, Nicholas J. . . Wyman, Charles F. . . . Woodwell, Charles H. . •

Ward, William

Wvatt, George W. ...

Winnek, Seth C

Wright, Daniel T

Wright, Samuel M. ... Wallace, Alexander . . . Weston, William II. . . .

Weeks, Edwin L

Webber, Hollis A

Webber, Orren

Webber, David C

Winning, Adna C.

Winslow, Edward E

Winslow, Seth

Whiton, Loring L

Whiton, Moses L

Whiton, Stark -.

Woods, Henry F

Washburn, David

Willis, Josiah S

Warden, William R. •

Wentworth, Admiral

Waters, William

Waters, Ann Mrs

Waters, Charles

Walburg, Andrew, Heirs of ... . Winthrop, George E. Boston, James

C. Morrill guardian

Webber, Wm. W

Wiswell, Joseph K. ......

Wiswell, Louisa M Mrs

Weston, John H

Assessed.

37 65 60 90

20 60 77 50 14 40

119 80 87 25 33 00

90 35

26 80

9 75

64 00

26 80

104 30

14 40

79 50

453

05

56

25

90

35

39

20

17

50

105

85

12

85

87

25

46

95

42

30

79

50

17

50

180

25

99

65

180

25

26

60

12

85

25

25

186

00

33

00

7

75

28

35

40

75

38

75

8

20

9 50

15 50

3 10

6 20

23 25

15 50

]

79

2

43

2

72

57

4

SO

3

49

3

61

1

08

39

2

56

1 08

3 55

58

2 13

3 61

1 32

70

4 24

2 56

3 18

7 21

3 99

7 21

82

7 44

1 32

31

1 68

1 55

32

9 75 28 35

56 25

3 55

17 50

59 35 12 85

9 75

9 75

90 35

8 20

57 35

io

Tax Payers.

Webb, Robert . . Watson, Simon N. . Woodcock, Shepard Whitney, Lucy Mrs. Wiswail, Eldridge G.

Y.

Younor, Thomas, J. Young, Benjamin, F.

3STON RESIDENTS.

A.

\dams, Horace J., Lowell . . \dams, George S., Belmont . . !Vdams, Orlester, Freetown . . fylward, James, East Cambridge \ldrich, David, Boston .... Vldrich, J E., Boston .... Andrews. Joseph. Salem . . . \ustin, Arthur W., W. Roxbury Alexander, John Q., Belmont . American Tube Works, Boston .

B.

Sent, Ebenezer, Chelsea ....

tyain, Boston

iriggs, Horace C , N. Hampshire $iig<rs, Philander S., Charlestown irooks, Rufus, Water town . . Bradford, W. R., Charlestown . >igelow, Sarab Mrs., New York irown, Albert, Boston .... Jrown, George, Chelsea . . . ioston Flint Glass Works . .

Boston Brick Co

iutterfield, F. P., E Dixfield, Me loardman, Joseph L., Charlestown lurnap, S. G., Boston . . . ligelow, Ebenezer, Boston . ian croft, Henry, Lynn field . iinney, Moses, E. Cambridge • Lv:kley, William, E. Cambridg -ackley,' Timothy, Boston ■ urajje, J. C. Boston .... allows, A. J., Boston . . . illimjs, F. A., Framinaham aker, \V. S., Boston . . . inney, H. P., Roxbury . .

Assessed.

84 15 118 25

102 75

53 15 53 15

109,200 66

62 00

178 25

7 75

15 50

248 00

6 20

1457 00

77 50 43 40 51 15 15 50

23 25

Abatem't

6

20

387

50

4

65

65

10

29

45

54

25

62

00

7

75

31

00

9

30

15

50

15

50

13 95

4,182 64

15 50

15 50

50

Discount. Uncol'ctd.

3 36

4 73

3 55

2 12

2,845 53

1 86 7 13

31 62

9 30

58 28

3 10

62 93

12 40

18 2 60

1 17

2 17 2 48

37 62

29 90

23 25

16,310 53

9 30

24 80 108 50

51 15

248 00 27 90

775 00

46 50

6 20 6 20

76

Tax Payers.

Boles, James, Pepperell Bean, Ivory, Boston . . Bennett, John B., Boston Bennett, J., Ohio . . . Blood, Ebenezer T. . .

C.

City of Cambridge

Chaffee & Cummings .... Cutter, James M , Boston . . Cutter, Edmund F., Boston . Cutter, E. A. & Riddle, E. Cambr Cutter, Elizabeth Ann, Chariest Cutter, Henry, Winchester . . Cutter, Warren, N. Cambridge Cutter, Sullivan, N. Cambridge Cutter, Leander, Cambridgeport Cutter, James M., N. Cambridge Cutter, Susan Mrs. . . .- . . Campbell, Patrick, Maiden . . Campbell, A. R., Boston . . . Campbell, Jeremiah, Chelsea . Carr, Uriah W., Charlestown . Crosby, Cyrus F., Harvard . .

Chase, Pease & Co

Conley, Mary Mrs. S., Boston .

Cook, Josiah W., Cambridgeport

Cofran, Samuel N., N. Cambridge

Conney, Michael, Boston . . .

Casey, Edwaj d, Calec ....

Crockett, Ephraim Jr„ Boston

Costellow, William, Qumcy . .

Conlon, John, Cambridgeport .

Constantine, David, Bedford .

Chapin, ISJahum, Charlestown .

Collier, Patrick H., E. Cambrid:

Carter, A. J., Charlestown . .

Churchill, C. M. S., Milton . .

Childs, Francis, Charlestown .

Chilson, Gardner, Boston . . .

Cotton, Nathaniel, Cambridgepo

Cotton, Annie Miss, Boston . .

Chandler, Win., Westford . .

Clapp, Elbridge, Sharon . . .

Clark, Joseph L , Heirs of . .

Clark, William G., Boston . .

Charlestown Gas Co

Cambridge Gas Co

idgt own

D.

Dana, James, Charlestown Downing, Sarah, Heirs of .

7

75

7

75

7

75

7

75

449

50

116

25

38

75

46

50

43

40

124

00

7

75

10

85

10

85

10

85

12

40

38

75

9

30

12

40

44

95

193

75

46

50

38

75

12

40

46

50

6

98

38

75

17

05

9 30

7 75

23 25

18 60

139 50

10 85

15 50

26 35

6 20

310 00

333 25

103 85 69 75

Abatem't. Discount, Uncol'ctd,

4 65

6 20

31

17 98 4 65

1 86

13 43 43 43 50 1 55

25

1 80 7 75

1 86 1 55

28

68

31 93 73

62 1 05

13 33

4 15

t i

Tax Pavers.

Assessed.

Daily Hugh. Charlestown .... Dunning, Henry, Charlestown . . Dickinson, Alex., Cambndgeport . Dayton, Michael. Boston .... Draner, Sarah Mrs., N. Cambridge Dearborn, John B. Boston, . . . Dearborn, John B. Charlestown . Dimick, Calvin, Cambridgeport .

Dixwell. J. J. Boston

Davis, Daniel. Boston

Davis, John C. Boston

Doane. John, Orleans

Donnell, & Moore, Cambridge Dresser. Jacob A. Boston .... DnfTee. James, Cambridgeport . . Dalrymple, Willard, Charlestown . Day, Ralph, North Cambridge . .

E.

Edwards, George W., N. Cambridge Elliott, Thomas J. Charlestown English, Phillip. Heirs of Beverly English, Jerome A. Call. . . Everett. Erastus D. Boston, . Estes, Israel, Heirs of, Dover Eames, Elizabeth, Vermont . Edgeriy, Daniel, Boston . .

F.

Frost, William, North Cambridge Ferris, Thomas C. Boston . . . .

Foster, George A

Foster. E. B.. & Co

Fav, John

Folsom, Abraham

Furber, William H Cbaile&town . Fnsson, Charles H. Chelsea . . - Feidinand, Josephus F. Boston

Fiske, Asa, Boston

Fiske, Pachall, Charlesrown . . ,

Fosdick, William

Forster, Charles, Heira of . . . . Flvnn, William, Boston . . . . Fox, David B Charlestown . . , Furber & Parker, Charlestown

Foss, Jacob, Heirs of

Fletcher, William, Boston . . . Fletcher, J. Yarnum, Belmont . French, Hannah, Mrs. Boston . Ford, James, Dt.'dham ....

43 40 69 75 110 05 24 80 38 75

20 15

581 25

46 50

31 00

7 75

3 10

66 65

46 134 27 15 62

50 85 90 50

00

155 00

Abatenvt. Discount. Uncol'ctd.

38

75

58

90

51

15

23

25

7

75

24

80

173

60

12

40

127

10

13

95

51

15

38

75

12

40

9

30

201

50

139

50

12

40

2

79

4

40

99

1

55

80

23 25

5 39 1 11

7 75 5 89

8 06

5 58

50

24 80

446 40

9 30

46 50

! 116 25

1 86

2 66

2

04

93

6

94

55

9

04

1

55

50

18 60

6 20

23 25

6 20

9 30

23 25

'8

Tax Pavers.

G.

Garven, Edward, E. Cambridge Griffetbs, John, Boston .... Growl, Francis, Charlestown

Griffin, Joseph W

Graven, Mary A, Mrs. Boston . Gallagher, Francis C. Boston . Gilmore, Alice, Mrs. Charlesrown (ribbons, Bernard, Boston . . . Gale, Andrew J., N. Cambridge Greenough, David S. Boston Gill, John, Boston

H.

Hooper, Elias, Boston

Hills, Henry

Hills, A. K .

Houghton, Amory, New York . . . Houghton, Amory Jr., Cambridgeport Houghton, Samuel H. Worcester . . Haynes, E. W., E. Cambridge . . . Haynes, Amos, Charlestown ....

Haynes, Charles, Boston

Hutchinfrs, Augustus A. W ....

Heron, William. Boston

Hagan, Peter, Boston

HalLurg, John B

Hayward, William P., N. Cambridge Hay ward, A. H. Woburn, .... Hallis, Charles, Cambridgeport . . Henderson, Robert, N. Cambridge . Henderson, John Jr. N. Cambridge .

Hastings, Hepsey, Mrs

Harding, Uriah R. Charlestown . . Higgins, Robert, Hingham ....

Holmes, Hiram, 111

Plolmes, Beulah P. Heirs of

Holmes, Charles, Boston

Hanson, Joseph H. Boston .... Hanson, Frederick W. Boston . ... Hanson, John B. Heirs of . . . . .

Hervey, John, Heirs of

Holden, Adams M., N. H

Hale, Elam, Boston

Hale, Edward, Canada,

Hubbard, Charles, CheWa ....

House, Manuel, Truro

Hawkins, N. Carlters, Lancaster . .

Hopkins, Terence, Boston

Hazleton, J. Cutrer, New York . . Hinckley, Samuel L Boston . . . Hall, Lewis PI Cambridge ....

Assessed.

13 95

15 50

12 40

4 65

15 50

12 40

7 75

23 25

302 25

Abatem't.

Discount.

69

75

4

65

51

15

731

60

212 35 38 75

77

50

43

40

38

75

34

10

38

75

260 40 15 50

46

50

7

75

10

85

7

75

186

00

18

60

170

50

15

50

6 20

46 50

3 10

75

31 00

22

50

93

10 23

2 79

18

2 04

29 26 8 49

2 98 1 74

1 55 1 36 1 55

62

1 86

43

6 20

74

6 82

'9

Tax Pavers.

Hall, Hiram. Boston .... Hall, Ann, Mrs. Heirs of . . Harrington, Sjlvester, E. Cam Holt, John V. Hamden. M<-. Harper, Edward, Boston . . Hamblin, Cornelius .... Hood. Harvey. Charles-town . Hancock, John, Heirs of, Bosto Hancock, Charles L., Boston Heath, Charles, Maiden . . Hurd, Samuel L. Boston . . Healev, James. Boston . . . Hill, William H. Boston . . Haves, Geo. W. Heirs of, Dan vers

J.

Joy, Charles F. Boston

Jenkins, Nathaniel

Jordan, Anna D

Jewett, Gorham, Lexington .... Johnson, Cbailes B Boston .... Johnson, Jotham, Heirs of, Charlest'n Jaques, Sam. & George, Trustees . .

Jaques, Samuel, Boston

Jaques, Annie E., Cambridgeport .

K.

Kinsley, N. & C, New Hampshire . Kinsley, Chester W., N. Cambridge .

Kent, John, Burlington

King, Cordelin, Miss, Cambridge . .

Kimball, Oliver D

Kimball, James, Heirs of, Charlestown

Kelley, John, Heirs of, Rep

Kyle, Winslow, South Boston . . . Kellev Hugh, Charlestown ....

L.

Lands, Garrett, Boston

Lee, James

Lee, James 2nd

Libbey, Frank L. Boston

Linjzard, Samuel, Call

Linehan, Charles, E. Cambridge . . Livermore, George YV., Cambridgep't Livermore, William, Groton ....

Livermore, Elijah, Boston

Lynde, A. V., Sronehara

Lonsby, G. A., Charlestown ....

Leonard, Luke, Boston

Larken, Abraham, Charlestown . .

Assessed.

9 30

15 50

85 25

23 25

6 20

46 50

124 00

85 25

12 40

12 40

1240 00

10 85

93 00

18 60

46 50 46 50 46 50

15 50

155 00 38 75

10 85

15 50

93 00

31 00

6 20

31 00

6 20

7 75 13 95

Discount.

37

a

41

16

1

21

49

60

43

3

72

6 20

24 25

24 31

15 50

74

1 86

1 86

31 00

155 00

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