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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAnnual Report 1924ANNUAL REPORT OF THE 'OWN OFFICERS OF MANSFIELD FOR THE Year Ending December 31, 1924 SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY ATTLEBORO MASS. ANNUAL REPORT er of Town Officers, 1924 ,F SELECTMEN—OVERSEERS OF THE POOR BOARD OF HEALTH Frank W. Barnard, Chairman Term Expires-1925 rn, '.Clerk William H. Lyons ern,Term Expires-1927 -1927n Benjamin D. Vickery lardso-1926 Term Expires-1926 Board serves without salary. SCHOOL COMMITTEE Dr. Warren R. Jones, Chairman Term Expires -1925 Gr,)ver Clinton C. Scheffy pires-1926 Term Expires -1927 Committee serves without salary. 4ppointments Made by Board of Selectmen TOWN MANAGER �- William Plattner Salary $3,600 TOWN CLERK AND ACCOUNTANT i David Smiley Salary. $2,000 ASSESSORS Frank I. Sherman, Chairman 4 Term Expires -1927 %harles E. Walker Francis D. Greany erm Expires -1925 Term Expires -1926 Salary $2,100 �. TRUSTEES PUBLIC LIBRARY Everett W. Robinson, Chairman Term Expires -1925 anie E. Copeland, Secretary Annie A. Horton rm Expires -1926 Term Expires -1927 :nneth C. Sherman Fred W. Day rm Expires -1926 Te.m Expires -1927 Trustees serve without salary. 1 4 ANNUAL REPORT SINKING FUND ' COMMISSIONERS Leo M. Bannon Charles N. Crane T Term Expires -1927 Term Expires -1925 .Term Expires Albert A. Grover Kenneth C. Sherman Charles a c Term Expires -1925 Term Expires -1927 Term Expire' Commissioners serve without salary. PLANNING BOARD Ernest L. White, Chairman Term Expires -1926 Fred W. Day Daniel Term Expires -1925 Term Expires George B. French William R. pj Term Expires -1926 Term Expires Board serves without salary. TOWN COUNSEL John R. Halliday Salary $50'0 CHIEF OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT Herbert E. King Salary $400 CONSTABLES' John W. Conrod Arthur Conrad James H. I No salary TREE WARDEN AND MOTH INSPECTOR William Plattner No Salary INSPECTO A r7 77 ' . ANNUAL ,;REPORT 5_ REGISTR.AR.S' OF VOTERS .ey, Clerk Francis D. Fairbanks Term Expires -1927 Bodges' Eugene B. Wilson res -1926 Term Expires -1925 Salary $400 FOREST WARDEN Arthur E. Soper No Salary . ,ppointments Made by the Town Manager TREASURER AND COLLECTOR Harold H. Everett Salary $2,000 CHIEF OF POLICE Thomas H. Nelson Salary $300 and fees as allowed jRINTENDENT OF MUNICIPAL LIGHTING PLANT William Plattner No Salary SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES Calderhead Norman S. Chapman, Deputy No Salary SUPERINTENDENT OF TOWN HOME R OF NIMALS Walter P. Sheridan No Salary 1 .INSPECTOR OF MEATS George B. Flint Walter P. Sheridan No, Salary v_ MEASURERS OF BARK AND LUMBER BURIAL AGENT Henry` C. Hamilton - No Salary MEASURERS OF LEATHER. Lendall C` HolWay Robert D No Salary Charles Scott Salary $1200 FIELD DRIVERS Alexander Murphy No Salary Clarence A. Lovely wis`S. Packard James Findlater ford N. Thompson Benjamin Flint ink I. Sherman Fred A. Bentley No Salary HEALTH OFFICER David Smiley Salary $180 6 ANNUAL REPORT t INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS Charles E. Walker Salary $100 INSPECTOR OF WIRES ' Charles E. Walker Salary $100 JANITOR OF TOWN HALL AND MEMORIAL BUILDII Willam H. Fuller Salary $20.00 per week Appointed by School Committee SCHOOL NURSE Daisy L. Dodge Salary $1,500 r ANNUAL REPORT 7 I own Manager's Report TO THE Board of Selectmen Mansfield, Mass. December 31, 1924. Board of Selectmen -.field. Mass. L with submit my report as Town Manager, together with the =Dartments coming under my direct supervision. �sumed the position as your Town Manager on March 17, 1924. hat time improvements, both in the management and opera - some of the departments have been made with a view toward efficient and economical administration, with the ultimate .hat the taxpayer receive more in value, with no more increase anditures. In administering the affairs of Mansfield every taken to eliminate duplication and waste and to exact for zens of the community a maximum of service for every dollar TOWN TREASURER AND TAX COLLECTOR This is the most important office under my jurisdiction. Mr. Harold H. Everett has been your Town Treasurer and Collector during the past year. Through the co-operation of the tax payers, Town Treasurer and Collector, together with myself, we have made fewer Temporary Loans during the year, which resulted in a saving. The amount �of interest on Temporary Loans was only $1,560.81, as compared with $6,068.14 for the previous year. This may be attributed to the following: Two months previous to the time taxes are due and payable the cash on hand available is reduced to a minimum, therefore the purchase of supplies and material for the town is curtailed at that time. The tax payers were more prompt in the payment of their taxes when due. This office collects all receipts for the various departments of ry the town, with exception of the Municipal Lighting Department.. I recommend that this department be brought into line with the other -;a mib { lull lui8ru 1 x departments and the Collector, receive all money for this department_ & ANNUAL REPORT HIGHWAY DIVISION The year has been very successful in the amount and g of work done in the Highway Department. We have also inside of the regular appropriation. A special appropriation of $2000 was made for the 'reconstri and regrading of Elm Street, West Mansfield, from the N. Y. & H. R. R. to within 300 feet of Oak Street. The road was str ened and a curve eliminated just south of the residence of Mr. This road was finally given an application of tarvia. South Main Street, from Beech Street to the Four Corners, and Willow Streets, was rebuilt and regraded and when com given an application of Tarvia. High Street from Rumford Avenue to Central Street wa constructed and a light application of seal coat was given completed. West Street from N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. tracks to �{ Street was regraded, rolled and given an application of T An extra catch basin was constructed opposite the residence c Grover on West Street and an open ditch constructed into the of Mr. Parsons, to take care of the water which collecteda- point on the street. Church Street from North Main to Bristol Street was fill, rolled .and given an application of seal coating. Seal Coating The following streets were given a light application of seal ing material: Chauncy Street from Central Street to Foxboro Line East Street from Taunton Division N. Y. N. H. & H. R. Junction of Pratt Street. Park Street from Willis Street to East Street North Main Street from Oakland Street to the Chemical V Dust Laying No oil was used for dust laying during the past year. We used a quantity of calcium chloride for dust laying on -f Street, Webb Place and Fruit Street. The expense is abou same' as oil. The calcium eliminates the nuisance which tt causes on automobiles and clothes, as well as tracking same residences. During the past year the following streets were gravelee are now in good condition. It had been several years sineE material had been placed on these roads. Fruit Street from Wilbur's Farm to Taunton Div. N. Y. I & H. R. R. Short Street from Fruit Street to Ware Street. Otis Street from Balcolm Street to Wading River Bridge Balcom 'Street from Elm ,Street Dane Street from No. Main Street to Foxboro- Town ,Li, Draper Avenue" from Chauncy Street to Allen Avenue Allen Avenue and Highland' Avenue Wilson Place from South Main Street to Base Ball groune ANNUAL =REPORT 9 Bridges -e obliged 'to reconstruct the wooden bridge on Wading Street,, near the factory of Mr. =Charles A. Richardson, extra appropriation from the town and the same had to rom the regular highway appropriation. This bridge been 'rebuilt with re-inforced concrete. We were very L keeping the cost of repairs at a minimum, owing to at Mr. Richardson reconstructed his dam , at the same is co=operation with ,his men facilitated the handling of rich expedited the work to a completion. ges across Wading, Rumford and Canoe Rivers have been id nearly all are in fair condition. Balcom, Chauncy and bridges wiil have to be replanked the coming year. ndation on the up stream side of stone bridge on Central the residence of Mr. Drew was rebuilt by the Depart- blic Works, Commonwealth of Massachusetts. They also -; walk over the bridge and built a new guard rail. Drains, Culverts, Catch Basins I drains, culverts and catch basins have been inspected and in good condtion. Some of the catch basins had to be rebuilt the walls had fallen in. The old -stone culvert on Willow was replaced with corrugated iron. The old stone tile drain mford Avenue and High Street was replaced with iron pipe. i new drain was installed on Elm Street. The following new basins were installed during the past year: 1—East and Linden Streets 1—Cottage and Chilson Avenue 2—Samoset and Chilson Avenue 1—West Street, opposite residence of Mr. Grover 1—Chancy and North Main Street. Snow and Ice Removal 'he heavy snow storm of March entailed considerable expense rhich a special appropriation was provided. During the past all of the snow plows were brought into the yard, overhauled, red and given a coat of paint. After being put in good condi- hey were distributed to the various sections of the town. Sidewalks—Curbing—Street Signs Concrete sidewalks were constructed on North Main .Street as `.ollows : In front of D. M. Eddy Bldg. on North Main Street and on Dottage Street, adjoining the same building. Also in front of premises and garage of Joseph Cataloni, North Uain Street, both parties agreeing to pay one-half the cost' of con >truction. Crushed stone screeings, cinders and -gravel were used >n the sidewalks in various parts of the town. Curbing was installed on corners of several 'of the streets as ollows 10 ANNUAL REPORT 2—Linden and East Streets 1—Samoset and Hodges Streets 2-Samoset and Chilson Avenue 2 -Cottage and Chilson Avenue 1—Pleasant and Chilson Avenue 1—North Main and Cottage Streets. I recommend a larger appropriation for sidewalks and curl for the coming year, that permanent curbing may be construe This will not only hold the walks in place but give street levels provide better means for drainage. I recommend that street signs be installed on balance of'° streets in the center of the town. Back Bay Brook I have personally gone over the entire length and have inspec this brook. During the past year it was thoroughly cleaned, wide and made deeper in some places. The brook is opened the gre part of its entire distance but covered where it crosses un streets and highways. It is not only unsightly to adjacent property but is liable contamination and pollution. I recommend a special committee be appointed by the tt ' to make a detailed investigation of this brook and the drain area which it may involve; the committee to report same at the n annual Town Meeting. WATER DEPARTMENT During the past year 159,674,900 gallons of water was puml The greatest amount being pumped in July 16,695,600 gallons. Dur this month only 1.42 inch rain -fall was recorded at the pump station, which was below the average. During this dry period the well appeared to maintain an aver supply. The large brick chimney at the Pumping Station was repai and the top section was re-laid. The pumping machinery and equ ment is in good efficient operating condition. The gate house[ the reservoir on Foolish Hill was repaired and painted. The we has been regularly tested and analyzed by the State Department Public" Health and continues a high standard of purity. The old stone fountain that was not in use located on the cor of North Main and Oakland Streets was removed and installed the dead end on Elm Street. The water meter testing apparatus was removed from the f floor of the Town Hall to a convenient and accessible location in basement. I recommend the following: That a start be made toward replacing four inch water ma on some of the streets with larger" pipes. r That the remaining flat rate customers be metered and ra adjusted. The By -Laws, Rules and Regulations of the Water Departm, be revised and reprinted. ANNUAL REPORT 11 The accounting system of the Water Department be done by same office that handles_ the Electric Lighting. Both are a is utility and I believe should be of material advantage if handled tYie same bookkeeper. ELECTRIC LIGHT DEPARTMENT assumed the management of the Electric Light Department til 19th, upon the resignation of Mr. Edward G. Maxwell. The �gtting rate was reduced January 1st from 9 cents to 8 cents per w, Hr. At the time of the rate reduction there was $4,260.94 in �e operating fund. During the past year an increase in new construction in pole fines, meters; etc., to the amount of $2,688.09 were added to the plant, dametaken from the earnings. One of the worst snow storms in many years visited Mansfield yin March11 and 12th taking down poles and wires, crippling the services for several weeks. Many of the electric light consumers were put to a great. inconvenience before service was wholly re- tored. Inseveral streets an entirely- new pole line had to be built sand new wires strung. There being no reserve fund to meet an emergency of this kind the entire expense of rebuilding these lines was taken from the ,receipts'of the department. The storm being unusual, put a heavy burden 'upon the department, a careful perusal of the comparative statement will show the large financial increase in expenditures particularly in the production and utilization costs, viz.: in the maintaining of distribution lines an increase of $5,026.70 over the year 1923 and the operation of distribution lines of $2,386.64 together with 'other items making a grand total of distribution expenses of $8,908.71 over the year 1923. Also, in the street lighting lines an increase of $2,916.01 over the year 1923 or a grand total operating expense $13,773.41 over the year of 1923, taken from receipts of the department. We were also compelled to maintain a larger number of linemen throughout the year, than any . year pre- vious, owing to the fact that the lines in the various parts of the town were in a dangerous condition and in need of immediate re- pairing. The pole lines which are in need of immediate repairs and rebuilding are on the following streets: Court Street, Shawmut Avenue, Samoset Avenue, Angell Street, Clinton Street, Newton Street, Allen Street, Draper Avenue and Warren Avenue. Another severe storm accompanied by unusual high winds, visited Mansfield August 26th, which did considerable damage to our street lines. On several of the streets large limbs were broken off by the high winds and falling across our wires, bringing the wires down in some instances and crossing over street' lighting circuits with our lighting wires resulting in the destruction of approximately four hundred street lamps. Several poles were broken off during this storm. Taking into consideration the heavy financial expense in re- building these lines caused by two storms, together with the reduction in the lighting rates made in the, earlier part of the year which reduced our income, we were fortunate in not being compelled to go before the tax payers and voters of the town for an appropriation to meet this emergency. 12 ANNUAL REPORT The total assets of the plant and property as of Decemb are $173,421.61, the net debt of the plant being $35,666.84. Street lights were added on the following streets: Hope Street ................ 1 60 c. p. X Villa Street .................... 1 60 C. p. Jewell Street .................. 3 60 c. p. Chauncy Street ................ 1 60 c. p. Beech Street .................... 1 60 c. p. 7 Total number of 60 c. p. street lamps in use.......;. .5567 _ Total number of 60 c. p. street lamps added during PIlp. RI, year ........................................... i4l Total number of 60 c. p. lamps in use... .. 574 Total number of 250 c. p. street lamps in use.. 65 fj - Total street lamps in -use ...................... 639 The department paid from its earnings the Bonds, Interest Bonds, Sinking Fund requirements and depreciation amounting,, $10,833.91. Interest paid on Bonds .......... $2,896.66 Bonds paid ................... 200.00 Transfer to Sinking Fund ...... 208.65 Depreciation .................. -3,738.60 Total fixed charges paid from earnings $10,833.91 POLICE DEPARTMENT The work in this department has been carried on efficient The officers have always responded promptly when called upon Line of duty. No serious crimes have been committed, outside the shooting of Mrs. Clara Williams in East Mansfield which occurs on the night of July 28th. Within a few hours after the shootil the officers in conjunction with the State Police held several perso in connection with the affair. The case is still pending in the coos Overcoats and raincoats have been purchased for the officei also, new revolvers of the Colts, 38 caliber Positive Police type. Revolver practice has been carried on at the range, located 'the basement of the Town Hall, in order that the officers m become thoroughly familiar with the use of firearms and mc eff icient for the 7 department. The police Department is composed of Chief of Police, f ourte H, officers, two special police and one police matron. The following is a list of offenses committed: Drunkenness ........................... 40 Assault and battery .................... 4 Murder................................ 1 Tramps ........... 5 Violation of liquor .............. 2 Violation of auto laws ............. ... 10 Breaking and entering ................ 8 Disturbances .......................... 2 Setting fires ............................ 4 All other minor offenses ............... 9 Q. P, ANNUAL REPORT 13 is a noteworthy fact that thirty-seven boys under the age of were brought before the police fora mischievousness. The together with their parents made restitution for damage done; e of the boys receiving a court record. TREE DEPARTMENT careful and thorough inspection has been made of all trees mig the highways during the past year. Considerable work �""`:'ninbeen carried on in the removing of dead trees and dead limbs. public hearing was held for the removal of fourteen trees South Common. Some of the trees have been removed the others will be removed the coming year. I also recommend at some of trees be removed from the East Mansfield Common, will not only give the balance of the trees left standing a ince to grow but will give a better appearance to the common. The electric light and telephone linemen have co-operated with the trimming of trees to clear the wires. In all cases where I [mining was necessary along our public highways to clear the [res, an experienced tree man has always supervised this work that no unnecessary trimming was done to disfigure our shade aes recommend that every -other tree be removed on Park Street ,ween North Main and East Streets. Several of the trees are cayed and will become a source of danger to anyone using the ghwaY. By removing every other tree on the street it will not LlY give the remaining trees a chance to shape up properly but ,event further decay of the large limbs on the other trees, Considerable roadside brush cutting has been done, not only L curves and street intersections, but on the whole length, on ith sides of a few of the streets. This work will be continued . ithe following streets, viz: West, Mill, Fruit, Short, Essex, Hall, Illiams, Balcom, Maple, Oakland, Winter, Gilbert Streets and earns Avenue. This will make the roads safer and more open traffic. MOTH DEPARTMENT The infestation of the gypsy moth in 1924 has been about the same as in previous years. In several parts of the town there are enough egg clusters to re -infest this whole area with caterpillars next summer, if neglected. We advise all property owners at this time, to see that al I I egg clusters are painted with creosote, which is the best and, surest way of destroying them. We will furnish• creosote free on application for this work. HEALTH The general health of the town continues, about- the same as in previous years. There were one: hundred twenty-nine (129) contagious diseases reported during the year 1924, as follows': Chicken pox............ 11 Mumps ................ 56 Diphtheria .............. 3 Pulmonary tuberculosis. 4 Suppurative conjunctiVitis 2 Other forms tuberculosis 6 Lobar pneumonia ...... 5 Whooping cough. ....... 8 Malaria ................ I Dog bite ............... 1 Measles ............... 2 Scarlet fever ........... 96, F 14 ANNUAL REPORT All complaints that have been received at the office pertain to the health conditions have been promptly investigated and " ances have been abated. The collection of garbage was let out on a contract basis u September 15th, when the same was taken over by the Town H, COMMONS All commons have been satisfactorily taken care of. The s flag poles in the north and south commons and the wooden pole at the East Mansfield common have been ppainted with coats of white paint. A new tar concrete has been placed around. flag pole on the East Mansfield common to prevent the water fi percolating into the soil around the pole and prevents the decay of same. The pump on the East Mansfield common has been repai and put into condition. The band stand and fence around South Common have been given a coat of paint. All benches h been repaired and painted. TOWN HALL Owing to the crowded and congested conditions in the Tc Clerk's Office, the water meter testing apparatus was removed f the first floor to the basement. This room was repaired, painted a new floor was laid. The room is now used for the Town Cle: files. The contract work on the new lavatory has been completed The conaition of the Assessors' and Town Treasurer's ro( are such that they require immediate attention and I recomm that these rooms be re -painted and new floors laid. MEMORIAL BUILDING On June 25th, lightning struck the Memorial Building and around $400 damage. Satisfactory settlement was made by the surance companies which enabled us to make the necessary repo The outside wood will need a coat of paint the coming year. CARE OF THE TOWN BURIAL GROUNDS The town has the care of the following cemeteries: Un Williams, Gilbert Streets and East Mansfield. Water was insta in the East Mansfield Cemetery for the convenience of the pec watering flowers and shrubs. The stone wall around the Union Sty Cemetery will need some repairs in the way of pointing up.: DECORATION OF SOLDIERS' GRAVES Mr., Henry C. Hamilton has had charge of this work, which carried out in a creditable manner. INSPECTION OF BUILDINGS ,AND WIRES Mr. Charles E. Walker, Inspector of Buildings and Wires appointed to the, latter position June 18, 1924. He has carried out work in an efficient manner. ANNUAL REPORT 15 SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES , -Norman S. Chapman, Deputy Sealer of Weights and Measures d the duties' of this department September 6th, upon the tion of Mr. James A. Calderhead. The work has increased rably in this department, owing to the increase in the number line tanks being installed. TOWN HOME Town Home is under the efficient care of Mr. and Mrs. Scott, who assumed their duties on May 1st upon the resigna- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Hamilton. ;y have under their care nine inmates, two women and seven farm consists of about eighty acres of land with a large under cultivation. The stock consists of sixteen cows, one venteen pigs and three horses. The buildings are all in good ,n and will not require any extensive repairs during the year. The roof on the main building settled owing to the weakening, which condition was remedied. inmates portion of the home is heated by steam, while the gilding is heated from stoves and open fire place. I recom- iat'the steam heating plant in the inmates section be removed . laced by a boiler sufficiently large to heat the entire building. -epairs will have to be made in order to accomodate the ;ion of the larger boiler. The cost of this entire heating ,ion, including necessary repairs to the building will be ap- tely $1600. ing the past year we constructed a piggery at the farm and ;sumed the collection of the garbage. I believe this is a ;set to the farm and will prove very profitable. receipts of the farm increased during the past year, parti- on the sale of milk. FIRE ALARM The fire alarm re -wiring is about completed and this should be this year. An overdraft of $952.67 was carried over from 1923 material and supplies purchased from the Electric Light Depart - t and this remains on the books of the department as accounts livable. Also, an overdraft of $33.96 of which a large portion due to the heavy storm in March. We ask the town to re - arse the Electric Light Department for the amount due them, he money was taken from the light and power receipts to pur- e this material and in justice to them it should be paid. A new fire alarm box was installed at Coral and Dean Streets. The extension of the East Mansfield Fire Alarm has been corn - ad with the exception of the installation of the two boxes which been ordered and will be installed as soon as they arrive. appropriation for this work was $1,000. The fire alarm wires will have to be renewed on the following ets: Chilson Avenue, between Church' Street and Samoset Avenue ges Street, Court Street, North Main Street to Park Street, Park et, East Street and from the Four Corners, Fruit, Willow and 1 Main Streets to the last box on South Main Street. 16= ANNUAL REPORT IN GENERAL I have been your purchasing agent for all of the department accordance with the Charter; I have adopted a policy to secure on nearly all material where the amount of material desired exO $100. Considerable has been saved under this arrangemen" have found prices varied. I have adpoted a system of receiving complaints which out very efficiently. The work of the various departments is car out very promptly under this condition and in a large majora cases the matter is attended to on the day the complaint is recce in the office. I have made it a practice to cover the entire town frequ on a general inspection tour of all of the highways and everyt appertaining to them, including bridges, culverts, drains, poles, w trees, hydrants, etc. I would appreciate it -very much if any of citizens will report promptly any matter concerning the town w may require attention. I: herewith wish to extend my hearty appreciation to the B of Selectmen and other Town Officials, as well as the employef the various departments- for their harmonious co-operation ! # matters, to the end that we serve the citizens and tax payers most efficient manner.. Respectfully submitted, WILLIAM PLATTNER., Town Manager ANNUAL REPORT 17 FIRE DEPARTMENT the Honorable Board of Selectmen. tlemen In compliance with the requirements of Chapter 586, Acts of 1920, espectfully submit herewith the thirty-fifth annual report of the re Department for the year ending December 31, 1924. The following report will show the condition of all property der my"supervision as Chief Engineer, the number of alarms, their Ossification, the value of property ,at risk where actual fires have Burred, the amount of loss, the insurance paid, together with such Bommendations as I consider necessary for the protection of prop - ;y and improvement of the fire service. During the year we have responded to more alarms than in any evious' year and I am pleased to be able to state that there has been serious losses and that all fires have been successfully controlled. All property and apparatus is in about the same condition as Dwn by my last report. The Central Fire Station is very much in ed of repairs and will have to be reshingled and painted the coming ar. '' All apparatus and its equipment are in good serviceable adition. The fire alarm system has been properly maintained and has erated successfully at all times. A new street box has been installed the corner of Dean and Coral streets, box 83; at Spring and hool streets, has been replaced with a new box and an additional trm box has been ordered to be located on South Main street near residence of A. H. McRae. The water supply has been adequate at all times but many of our zr inch mains should, be replaced with larger ones as soon as actical. There has been little change in the force with the exception a few resignations caused by business conditions of the members t their places have been filled from the substitute membership. ie hours of the permanent men have been reduced which necessitated additional permanent fireman. I consider that this change has en beneficial for it has not only relieved the men from a twenty- zr hour day service but has increased the efficiency of the depart - The record attendance of the call force has been excellent and the duties performed by the "Squad" should, merit the approbation of all our citizens. I recommend that a fire zone be established to include North Main street from Park street to Oakland street, the same to be in accordance with the requirements of the New England Insurance Exchange; that suitable by-laws be made to provide for the non - obstruction of all fire hydrants; also the control of automobiles and other vehicles from obstructing fire apparatus when responding to an alarm for and working at fires; that the building laws be revised so as to provide for a regular periodical inspection by the fire de- partment of all premises used for mercantile and business purposes, also all public buildings and that all gas meters installed be required to have a manual shut-off where it will be accessible in case of fire. r9 18 ANNUAL REPORT STATISTICS OF FIRES The value of buildings and contents endangered by fire th not including buildings where chimney fires have occurred, estima $167,065.00. Total amount of loss ......... .. . .. $25,152.91 Total insurance paid... .......... ... . 23,127.91 Net loss over insurance ....................$ 2,025.00 ALARMS Squad Alarms ................................... 84 Box Alarms..........................I.......... 20 Assembly Alarms ................ ...... ...... 11i HoseNo.�...................................... 21: Still Alarms .................................... 81i Total Alarms....................................144 CLASSIFICATION Brush and Grass ................................. 55 Chimney......................................... 51 Buildings ........................................ 22 Automobiles .................................... 4` Dumps......................................... 4 Needless .............. 4 False......................................... 2' Tar Kettle ...................................... 1 Lungmotor ................... .............. 1 Totol...............................................144 In closing I wish to tender my acknowledgements to the Boar( Selectmen for their many courtesies and to the Town Manager his cooperation and support in all matters appertaining to the dep meat, I extend my sincere thanks; also my grateful appreciation the members of the department for their loyal support and fait] performance of duty. Respectfully submitted HERBERT E. KING, Chief Engineer. ANNUAI. REPORT 19 ROSTER OF FIRE DEPARTMENT December 31, 1924 art E. King, Chief Engineer, 152 Rumford Ave., Tel. 1-R r E. Soper, Deputy Chief, 127 Church St., Tel. 497 -VT Hose Co. No. 1 es N. Crane, Capt. Clerk 46 Park St. d' F. Treen, Lieut. Machinist 82 Samoset Ave. m C. Hatch, Clerk Machinist 89 Church St. M. Peterson Machinist 38 Court St. h W. White Machinist 30 Wood Ave. E. Macomber Clerk 540 No. Main St. ler W. Wellman Clerk 61 Shawmut Ave. t H. Bell Foreman 31 Chilson Ave. ,m H. Stearns Fireman 15 West Church St. 3,ld O. Wills Machinist 1.56 Rumford Ave. Hose Co. No. 2 Robert L. Wroe, Capt. Engineer 70 Bella Vista Ave. =William A. Tingley, Lieut. Jeweler 47 Coral St. Daniel Welch, Clerk Electrician 31 Samoset Ave. 'John A. Lishman Carpenter 35 Hodges St. ;Harry A. Fisher Machinist 14 Hope' St. 'David Higgins Machinist 115 No. Main St. .Alfred E. Achorn Machinist 41 Hodges St. ,Homer R. Stevens Japanner 4 So. Main St. Clement A. Pierce Machinist 111 Chauncy St. Harry L. Davison Fireman 15 Pleasant St. Hose Co. No. 3 Edward A. Richardson, Capt. Clerk 218 Elm St.- Theodore B. Reed, Lieut. Plumber Oak St. Charles D. Richardson, Clerk Clerk 218 Elm St.: Albert H. Bagloe Salesman 48 Balcom St. Charles Brintnall Drop Forger Jewell St. Henry E. Briggs Jeweler 45 Elm St. Charles Briggs, Jr. Jeweler 45 Elm St. Fred J. Booth Ma chinist Balcom St.. George E. Chase Teamster Williams St. Hugh Beaton, Jr. Ice Dealer 325 Gilbert St. Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1 Daniel Dacy, Capt. Machinist, 14 Bristol St. John W. Chadderton, Lieut. Jeweler 127 Church St. Bert L. Martin, Clerk Fireman 95 Union St. Samuel T. Lishman Engineer 9 Davis St. Walter C. Chevers Machinist 14 Myrtle St. Horatio M. Nelson Machinist 85 Court St. Thomas S. Lynch Pen Maker 36 Park St. Frank J. Tallon Fireman 70 Bella Vista Ave. Harry M Chase Machinist 94 Charles St. John F. Beatty Machinist 132 Dean St. 20 ANNUAL REPORT Substitutes Russell G. Cates, Carl G. Wellman, Howard L. Leavitt, Thomas-,, bert, Theodore P. Ulm. Licensed Fire Department Chauffeurs Bert L. Martin, William H. Stearns, Harry L. Davidson, Frank Tallon, Edward A. Richardson, Charles D. Richardson, Theodore Reed, Harold F. Treen, John A. Lishman, Homer R. Stevens, Arthus Soper, Herbert E. King. SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES Mansfield, Mass., December 31,;1 Mr. William Plattner, Town Manager, Mansfield, Mass. Dear Sir: I herewith submit the annual report of the department of Weil and Measures. The work done in this department during the year was as folio Sealed: 8 platform scales over 5000 lbs. 69 platform scales, 100 lbs. to 1000 lbs. 85 counter scales. 10 beam scales. 51 spring scales. 34 computing scales. 487 avoirdupois weights. 97 apothecary weights. 112 liquid measures. 6 dry measures. 37 gasoline pumps. 6 kerosene pumps. 18 lubricating oil pumps. 3 molasses pumps. 173 pump stops. 26 yard sticks. 1 leather measuring device. 2 miscellaneous. Respectfully submitted, NORMAN S. CHAPMAN, Deputy Sealer, Weights and Meas ANNUAL REPORT21 TOWN CLERK TOWN WARRANT The Commonwealth of Massachusetts SS. To either of the Constbles of the Town of Mansfield in the County of Bristol. Greeting: In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, you are hereby directed to notify and warn the inhabitants''of said Town, qualified to vote in elections and in Town affairs, to meet at the Town Hall' in said Mansfield on Monday the twenty-first day of January next, at 6:45 oclock in the forenoon, then and there to act on the fol- lowing articles; the polls to be kept open for election of Town Offi- cers and the "Yes" or "No" vote on the question of granting licenses for the sale of certain non -intoxicating beverages, until 8 o'clock P. M., and the other business of the meeting to be taken up at an ad- journment of said meeting to be held on the second Monday of Feb- ruary, the (11th) day, at seven -thirty o'clock in the evening. Article 1. To choose a Moderator to preside at said meeting. Article 2. To choose two Selectmen for three years, to choose one member of the school committee for three years. "Shall licenses be granted for the sale of certain non -intoxicating beverages in this Town?" Article 3. To hear the annual reports of the Town Officers and act thereon. Article 4. To raise such sums of money as may be necessary to defray the Town expenses for the year ensuing and make appropria- tions for the same. Article 5. To see if the Town will authorize the Collector to use all the means for collecting the taxes which a Town Treasurer, when appointed Collector may use. 12 22 ANNUAL REPORT , t Article 6. To see if the Town will authorize the Town Treas with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow money from titre time in anticipation of revenue of the municipal year, beginnang nary 1, 1924, to an amount not exceeding in the aggregate And to issue a note or notes therefor, payable "within one year, ,y debt or debts incurred under this vote to be paid from the revenue said municipal year. Article 7. To see if the Town will authorize the Selectmen Town Manager to sell the Green School lot to the highest bidder, take any action thereon. Article S. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate any of money by issuing notes or bonds for the purpose of replacing ah; 4,000 feet of the 4 -inch pipe on School Street with about 4,000 feet 8 -inch pipe, or take any action thereon. Article 9. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropr $1450 or any other sum to extend the Fire Alarm System' to W Mansfield, or take any action thereon. Article 10. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropri $1700 or any other sum to extend the Fire Alarm System to E Mansfield, or take any action thereon. Article 11. To see if the Town will vote to adopt Chapter 145 the General Laws entitled "Tenement Houses in Towns," or take action thereon. Article 12. To see if the Town will vote to purchase the plot land known as Fuller's Field, for athletic purposes and raise and propriate any sum of money therefor. Article 13. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropri any sum of money to construct a tar and gravel surface on Elm Str+ east' of the railroad crossing. Article 14. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate any of money by the issuing of bonds or notes for the purpose of lay a 6 inch water main on Willow Street to connect the so-called de ends. Article 15. To see if the Town will vote to instruct the Sel committee to establish elementary evening school for the instrucl of our foreign born population or any others who may wish to att( and raise and appropriate any sum of money therefor, or take action thereon. Article 16. To see if the Town will vote to have removed, recommended by the committee, the Telephone and Telegraph pi on the east side of South Main Street, beginning at the property Mrs. Mabel Barnes to the State Road and that all wires, including trolley wires be placed on one line of poles to be erected on the v side of the street, and that the street be widened after said poles removed, and raise and appropriate any sum of money therefor. Article 17. To see if the Town will vote to accept Cottage Sti extension east of Chilson Avenue to Brook Street and Brook Sti from Cottage Street southerly to Church Street, as laid out by Board of Selectmen, under the Betterment Act and raise and apj priate any money for the same. By petition. ANNUAL REPORT 23 title 18. To see if: the Town will vote to accept a portion of q,n Avenue beginning from North Main Street, running easterly i00' feet, as laid out by the Board of Selectmen, under the Bet - t Act; and raise and appropriate the sum of $1500 for the con- )n'of"same. By petition. ;icle 19. "Shall sections one to nine, inclusive, of Chapter forty the General Laws, authorizing cities anct towns to lay out pub ks within their limits, be accepted?" title 20. To hear the report of any committee, choose any. com and raise and appropriate any sum of money for the use of any ;tee or take any action relative thereto. And you are directed to serve this Warrant, by posting up at - Led copies thereof at each of the Public Meeting Houses and Post ices, in said Town, eight days at least before the time of holding 3 meeting. Hereof fail not, and make due return of this Warrant, with your ngs thereon, to the Town Clerk, at the time and place of meeting, aforesaid. Given under our hands this tenth day of January in the year of Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty-four. WILLIAM P. McDERMOTT, LENDALL C. HOLWAY, BENJAMIN D. VICKERY, Selectmen of Mansfield. pistol, SS. "Pursuant to the within Warrant, I have notified and warned the habitants of the Town of Mansfield by posting up attested copies of e same at each of the Public Meeting, Houses and Post Offices in id Town eight days before the date hereof, as within directed. JOHN W. CONROD, Constable of Mansfield. true copy. Attest: DAVID SMILEY, Town Clerk. Mansfield, Mass., January 21, 1924. In conformity with the foregoing Warrant a meeting of the legal voters of the Town was held on the above date in the Town Hall.. The meeting was called to order at five forty-five o'clock A. M., and it was voted to dispense with reading the Warrant, and persons were. elected to office and votes passed as hereafter recorded. Article 1. Chose Clarence A. Barnes, Moderator. Article 2. The tellers were Carroll S. Cobb, James H. McCarthy,. Fredson J. :Munroe, Daniel Welch. Ballot Clerks were Guilford A.. George, Willam I. Mowry and Ernest L. White. All were sworn to the faithful performance of their duties by the Town Clerk. The ballot box was publicly opened and shown to be empty. It was then locked and key held by William H. Fuller, officer in charge. 24 ANNUAL REPORT The ballot box registered correctly throughout the meeting. 7 check list showed that 1574 voted. The ballot box registered the sa number. The ballots were sorted, counted and declaration made thereof open meeting, as follows: Two Selectmen, three years John F. Dearborn (Sworn) ..... 809 Lendall C. Holway ................ 720' William H. Lyons (Sworn) ............................ 782 William P. McDermott ........... .... ............ 753 Blanks................................................ 84 3148 One School Committee, three years Daniel G. Joy ......................................... 688 Clinton C. Scheffy (Sworn) ............................ 812 Blanks................................................ 74 1574 "Shall licenses be granted for the sale of certain non-intoxicat beverages in this Town?" Yes................................................... 556 No.................................................... 733 Blanks................................................ 285 1574 "Shall Sections 1 to 9, inclusive, of Chapter 45 of the GenE Laws, authorizing cities and towns to lay out public parks within tl. limits, be accepted?" Yes..................................................... 841 No................................................... 234 Blanks............ ................ . 499 1574 At eight o'clock P. M. voted to adjourn the meeting to the sect Monday of February at seven -thirty P. M. Mansfield, Mass., February 11, 1€ Adjourned meeting from January 21st, called to order by Moderator, Clarence A. Barnes, at seven -thirty P. M. Article 3. Voted to accept the Town Report as printed. Article 4. Voted that the Town raise and appropriate for:— Bonds due .................... .................$23,50( Interest on Bonds ........................ 12,74( Interest on Temporary Loans ............. 5,00( Schools................................... 96,41 (And fines plus dog tax) Public Library ........................................... 3,50( Memorial Building ................. .. ........... 1,20( TownHall ............................................... 2,00( ANNUAL REPORT 25 `lth and Sanitation ...... ... .. 1,800.00 ea toren for 'Nursing Purposes ... . .... 1,200.00 pec of County T. B. Hospital 4,330.60 aintenance oliection of Garbage ... .... ... . ... .. .. 1,200.00 ek Bay Brook ........................................ 200.00 arities................. . ............................. .. 8,000.00 8,000.00 awnHome .'............................. ............. oldiers' Relief .............. ... .... .... .......... 1500.00 ecoration of Soldiers' Graves ................... ... Salary Expense 250.00 4,100.00 awn Manager's and .......... ......... 3 500.00 Salaries, Clerical Hire and Expense .. Clerical Hire Expense �. 3,800.00 t�sessors' reasurer's' Salary, and ............ own Clerk and Accountants Salary, Clerical Hire and Ex - se................................................ 2,850.00 100.00 Selectmen's Expense and Collector's Bond .................... • • • • • . Law.................................................... 500.00 Certifying Notes ......................................... 60.00 ` and Registration Election ..... 700.00 Printing' Town Reports ................................... 310.00 ;Care of Town Burial Grounds 400.00 I3ighways and Bridges 25,000.00 StreetLighting.......................................... 9,000.00 commons............... ............................... 300.00 Parks...... ........................... .............. 500.00 Snow and Ice Removal ............... 1,000.00 Sidewalks................................................ 2,500.00 Water for Hydrants and Fire Purposes .................... 1,000.00 Water for Horse and Drinking Fountains .................. 100.00 Police Department ....................................... 5,000.00 TreeWarden ............................................ 600.00 Suppression of Insects ................................... 2,500.00 Inspection of Building ............ ................ ..... 100.00 Inspection of Wires ...................................... 100.00 Fire Department ......................................... 11,000.00 Forest Fire Department .................................. 500.00 Sealer Weights and Measures ............................ 200.00 Rewiring Fire Alarm System ............................. 1.000.00 DogOfficer ............................................... 300.00 Reserve Fund ............................................ 2,000.00 Repairs to Town Hall .................................... 500.00 Court Fees .............................................. 750.00 Insurance Town Property ................................ 1,800.00 Assessors' Valuation Book ................................ 500.00 Overdrafts 1923 Town Home ............................................. 2,552.27 Soldiers' Relief ................................ ....... 1,017.85 Insurance ................................................ 1,256.52 Damage to Persons ....................................... 3,894.26 (From Overlay Reserve) Voted that the Town appropriate the receipts of the Electric Light Department for the maintenance and use of the Electric Light Depart- ment. Voted that the Town appropriate the receipts of the Water De- partment for the maintenance and use of the Water Department. Article 5. Voted that the Town authorize the Collector to use all t� 26 ANNUALREPORT the means for collecting the taxes which a Town Treasurer, when a pointed Collector may use. Article 6. Voted that the Town authorize the Town Treasures with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow money from time time in anticipation of revenue of the municipal year, beginning Jaye ary 1, 1924, to an amount not exceeding in the aggregate $225,Ok And to issue a note or notes therefor, payable within one year, debt or debts incurred under this vote to be, paid from the revenue ;" said municipal year. Article 7. Voted that the Town authorize the Town Manager, wx the approval of the Selectmen, to sell the Green, School lot to the be advantage. Article 8. Indefinitely postponed. Article 9. Indefinitely postponed. Article 10. Voted that the sum of $1000 be raised and appr priated for the purpose of extending the Fire Alarm System to E Mansfield. Article 11. Voted that the Town adopt Chapter 145 of the Gel eral Laws entitled "Tenement Houses in Towns." Article 12. Voted that a committee of three be appointed by tl Moderator, to investigate the purchasing of the plot of land known Fuller's Field, for athletic purposes and report at the next Toy Meeting. Following is the committee appointed: Charles H. Stearns, I£e neth C. Sherman, William H. Lyons. Article 13. Voted that the Town raise and appropriate the su of $2000 for the construction of a tar and gravel surface on El Street, east of the railroad crossing. Article 14. Indefinitely postponed. Article 15. Referred to the School Committee for their consider tion and report. Article 16. Voted that the Town raise and appropriate the su of $1000 for the removing of the Telephone and Telegraph poles frc the east side of the street to the west side on South Main Street, b ginning at the property of Mrs. Mabel Barnes to the State Road, a that all wires, including the trolley wires be placed on one line of pol to be erected on the west side of the street. Voted that the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $5000, pr viding the State and County appropriate the same amount, for t construction or repair of South Main Street, beginning at the prope ty of Mrs. Mable Barnes to the State road. Article 17. Moved that the Town accept Cottage Street extensi east of Chilson Avenue to Brook Street and Brook Street from Cc tage ` Street' southerly to Church Street, as laid out by the Board Selectmen, under the Betterment Act; and raise and appropriate a money for the same. Yes 35 No 96 Motion lost. Article 18. ' Indefinitely postponed. . ANNUAL REPORT 27 rticle 19. Accepted at meeting of January 12, 1924. rticle 20. The committee appointed at the Town Meeting Feb - 12, 1923, under Article 21, beg to report as follows :-= meeting was held,' in the Selectmen's room, on January 11, Lt eight P. M. Those present voted in favor of holding the cele-- n'of the 150th anniversary of Mansfield as a Town on August 23, ind recommend that a committee of nine be appointed by the •ator for making preliminary arrangements and that the Town and appropriate the sum of $200 for the use of this committee. that this committee be given -power to appoint sub -committees is many numbers as they may deem advisable." Everett W. Robinson ' George C. Shields C. A. Barnes F. S. Shepard Wm. P. McDermott Wm. J. Noonan William H. Lyons Frank W. Barnard D. C. Richardson Fred W. Day Russell W. Wheeler Ernest E. Lothrop John W. Rathbun Charles H. Stearns Voted t) accept the above report. Voted that the Town of Mansfield celebrate the 150th Anniversary ts Incorporation as a Town on the week beginning August 23,'1925 l that the Moderator appoint an executive committee of nine, with, ver to appoint sub -committees to take charge of the celebration l- that the sum of $200 be raised and appropriated for the, use of 13 committee. Following were appointed to serve on the committee: Fred W. Day Everett W. Robinson Charles H. Stearns Frank W. Barnard Russell W. Wheeler John W. Rathbun Wm. P. McDermott D. C. Richardson Ernest E. Lothrop. Voted to adjourn the meeting at 9:10 P. M. ttest: DAVID SMILEY, Town Clerk. 28 ANNUAL REPORT AFFIDAVIT FOR RECALL Now comes John W. Rathbun, 'a qualifiedvoter of the Town o Mansfield, and under oath" makes- this his affidavit for the recallt FRANK W. BARNARD, a member of the Board ofSelectmen the said Town of Mansfield. As grounds for recall, deponent sets forth the followm statement: 1. The Selectmen have deliberately thwarted the will of tl people by dismissing Ernest E. Lothrop, Town Manager, after a vof, of 355 to 1 in favor of the retention of said Lothrop. 2. The Selectmen have exercised poor business judgment hiring at great expense a second auditor to ' duplicate the work c the first auditor upon the books of the Electric Light Plant. 3. The Selectmen have exercised poor business judgment voting to allow Mr. Maxwell to break his contract of employmer with the Electric Light Plant. JOHN W. RATHBUN Mansfield, Mass. April 17, 1924 Personally appeared before me John W. Rathbun and made oat that the statement as above made by him is true. CLARENCE A. BARNES, Notary Public Filed April 17, 1924, 1:50 P. M. DAVID SMILEY, Town Clerk. A true copy. Attest: DAVID SMILEY, Town Clerk. AFFIDAVIT FOR RECALL Now comes John W. Rathbun, a qualified voter of the Town Mansfield, and under oath makes this his affidavit for the recall JOHN F. DEARBORN, a member of the Board of Selectmen in tl said Town of Mansfield. As grounds for recall, deponent sets forth the followix statement: 1. The Selectmen have deliberately thwarted the will of the pea ple by dismissing Ernest E. Lothrop, Town Manager, after a vote 355 to 1 in favor of the retention of said Lothrop. 2. The Selectmen have exercised ;poor business judgment hiring at great expense a second auditor to duplicate the work the first auditor upon the books of the Electric Light Plant. «- ANNUAL REPORT 29 3, The Selectmen have exercised poor business judgment in vot to allow Mr. Maxwell to break his contract of employment with :Electric Light Plant. JOHN W. RATHBUN Mansfield, Mass. April 17, 1924 Personally appeared before me John W. Rathbun and made oath fat the statement as above made by him is true. CLARENCE A. BARNES, Notary Public. �Iled April 17, 1924, 1:50 P. M. DAVID SMILEY, Town Clerk. true copy. Attest: DAVID SMILEY, Town Clerk . AFFIDAVIT FOR RECALL Now 'comes John W. Rathbun, a qualified voter of the Town of Mansfield and under oath makes this his affidavit for the recall of ?VILLIAM H. LYONS, a member of the Board of Selectmen in the ;aid Town of Mansfield. As grounds for recall, deponent sets forth the following statement: 1. The Selectmen have deliberately thwarted the will of the )eople by dismissing Ernest E. Lothrop, Town Manager, after a vote rf' 355' to 1 in favor of the retention of said Lothrop. 2, The Selectmen have exercised poor , business judgment in airing at great expense a second auditor to duplicate the work of the first' auditor upon the books of the Electric Light Plant. 3. The Selectmen have exercised poor business judgment in toting to allow Mr. Maxwell to break his contract of employment vith' the Electric Light Plant. JOHN W. RATHBUN. Mansfield, Mass. April 17, 1924 Personally appeared before me John W. Rathbun and made oath ,hat the statement as above made by him is true. CLARENCE A. BARNES, Notary Public Filed April 17, 1924, 1:50 P. M. DAVID SMILEY, Town Clerk true copy. Attest: DAVID SMILEY, Town Clerk. 13°0 ANNUAL REPORT WARRANT FOR PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARy The Commonwealth of Massachusetts tiN Nj� CT y�Q ASIA H• .TOWN NN Bristol, SS. To either of the Constables of the Town of Mansfield. Greeting: In the name of the Commonwealth you are hereby required notify and warn the inhabitants of said town who are qualified:, vote in Primaries to meet in Town hall, Tuesday, the twenty-nig day of April, 1924, at four o'clock P. M., for the following purposes' To bring in their votes to the Primary Officers for the elect. of candidates of Political Parties for the following offices: 7 Delegates at Large to the National Convention of the Republic Party. 7 Alternate Delegates at Large to the National Convention of Republican Party. 8 Delegates at Large to the National Convention of the Democra Party. 8 Alternate Delegates at Large to the National Convention of Democratic Party. 2 District Delegates to the National Convention of the Republic Party, fifteenth Congressional District. 2Alternate District Delegates to the National Convention of Republican Party, ,fifteenth district. 4 District Delegates to the National Convention of the Democra Party, fifteenth district. 4 Alternate District Delegates to the National Convention` of Democratic Party, fifteenth Congressional district. The polls will be open from 4 P. M. to 8 P. M. And you are directed to serve' this warrant by posting attes copies' thereof eight days at least before the time of said meeting directed by vote of the Town. Hereof fail not and make return of this warrant with your doi thereon' at the time and place of said meeting. Given under our hands this third day of April, A. D. 1924. FRANK W. BARNARD WILLIAM H. LYONS BENJAMIN D. VICKERY JOHN F. DEARBORN Selectmen of Mansfield N ANNUAL REPORT 3 rl, SS. Mansfield, ` Mass., April 29, 1924 ursuant to the within warrant, I have notified and warned the itants of the Town of Mansfield by posting 'up attested copies same at each of the Public Meeting Houses and Post Offices in 'own eight days before the date hereof as within directed. JOHN W. CONROD, Constable copy. Attest: DAVID SMILEY, Town Clerk Mansfield, Mass., April 29, 1924 accordance with the foregoing warrant a meeting of the legal of the Town was held on the above date at 4:00 P. M., in the Hall and the votes cast for the nomination of the various !ates were sorted,' counted and the result declared in open ig 'according to the provisions of the law. allot Clerks were Guilford A. George, William I. Mowry. fillers were Norman S. Chapman, Carroll S. Cobb, Fredson J. e, Daniel Welch. >th Ballot Clerks and Tellers were rysworn by the Town Clerk commencing their duties. ie' Ballot Box registered 118. Le following votes were"cast: DEMOCRATIC PARTY Delegates at Large Vote for not more than eight I. Walsh, 520 Main Street, Fitchburg ...................... 0 r Lyman, Lyman Street, Waltham ......................... 1 h B. Ely, 66 Broad Street,. Westfield... ...... ......... 1 F. Doherty, 4 Bulfin ch Place, Boston ....................... 1 A. MacDonald, 1 New Health Street, Boston. ............. 0 W. FitzGerald, 7 Greenough Avenue, Boston .......... 0 Herbert, 749 Pleasant Street, Worcester .................... 0 E. Meehan, 43 Turner Street, Boston.. ..... 0 ,s H. Cole, 90 St. Mary's Street, Boston. ..... ........... 1 s......................................................... 12 16 Alternate Delegates at Large Vote for not more than eight thur J. B. Cartier, 1107 South Main Street, Fall River........ 1 lliam A. O'Hearn, 63 Blackinton Street, North Adams ........... 1 ,emiah J. Healy, 31 Winnemay_ Street, Brookline ............... 1 Ward A. Ginsberg,' 166 Fuller Street, Brookline ................. 1 rothy Whipple Fry, 447 Warren Street, Brookline ............ 0 xy H. Quincy, 4 Charles River Square, Boston................. 0 ne O'Keefe Heffernan, 310 Elm Street, Northampton............ 0 z 32 ANNUAL REPORT , Mary Bacigalupo, 14 'Sydney Street, . Boston ................ William H. Doyle, 69 Lowell Street, Malden. . Blanks District Delegates—Fifteenth District Vote for not more than f Dominick F. Corrigan, 653 Broadway, Fall River....... Thomas F. Higgins, 318 Madison Street, Fall River......... . , Joseph L. Hurley, 654 Third Street, Fall River......... .. Richard P. Coughlin, 22 North Pleasant Street, Taunton......: .. , Alternate District Delegates—Fifteenth District Vote for not more thanF Minerva Kepple, 1297 North Main Street; Fall River ......... Mary Lee, 32 Weetamoe Street, Fall River ........................ Michael O'Hearn, 838 Pine Street, Fall River............ Frank A. Sullivan, 488 Banks Street, Fall River........ Blanks............................................. REPUBLICAN PARTY Delegates at Large Vote for not more than set Channing H. Cox, 173 Beacon Street, Boston ....................... Henry Cabot Lodge, Nahant Road, Nahant..................... Frederick H. Gillet, 140 Chestnut Street, Springfield .............. William M. Butler, 231 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston .......... John H. Sherbourne, 92 High Street, Brookline ................. Anna C. Bird, Washington Street, Walpole ....................... Jessie A. Hall, 27 May Street, Worcester ................... Blanks......................................................... Alternate Delegates at Large Vote for not more than se' Pauline R. Thayer, Main Street, Lancester.................. Elizabeth Putnam, 49 Beacon Street, Boston .................... Charles H. Innes, 49 Huntington Avenue, Boston ................... John Jacob Rogers, 444 Andover Street, Lowell. ................. Robert M. Stevens, 80 Merriam Street, Pittsfield .................. Mary B. Browne, 123 Federal Street, Salem ..................... Spencer Borden, Jr., New Boston Road, Fall River ............... Blanks...................................................... District Delegates—Fifteenth District Vote for not more than Joseph K. Milliken, Chase Street, Dighton ....................... Benjamin R. Acornley, 411 Whipple Street, Fall River........... Blanks.... ...... ...................... TIM - ANNUAL REPORT 33' Alternate District Delegates—Fifteenth District Vote for not more than two 2 gyp. 'Clifford, 40` Church St., North Attleborough ............... 103 hel Morse, 6 Pleasant Street, Taunton ........................101` aks .... ...... 28 232 Hundred and Sixteen Republican votes......................116 Democratic votes'., . ........... • ........... 2 118 ,ting 'adjourned 8:53 P. BVI. Attest: DAVID SMILEY, Town Clerk TOWN WARRANT The CoImmonwealth of Massachusetts Bristol SS. To either of the Constables of , the Town of Mansfield in the County of Bristol Greeting.- In reeting:In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, you are hereby directed to notify and warn the inhabitants of said Town. qualified to vote in elections and in Town affairs, to meet at the Town Hall in said town on Tuesday the third day of June next, at seven o'clock in the forenoon, then and there to act on the following articles: the polls to be kept open until eight o'clock in the afternoon Article 1. To choose a Moderator to preside at said meeting. Article 2. To vote by official ballot, on the following propositions, in the order indicated: For the recall of Frank W. Barnard, Selectman. Against the recall of Frank W. Barnard, Selectman. Article 3. To vote' by official ballot, on the following proposi- tions in the order indicated. For the recall of John F. Dearborn, Selectman. 34 ANNUAL REPORT Against the recall of John F. Dearborn, Selectman. Article 4. To vote by official ballot on the following pro posr= tions in the order indicated.' For the recall of William H. Lyons_,Selectman. Against the recall of William H. Lyons, Selectman. Article 5. To choose one selectman, receiving the highest vote to succeed Frank W. Barnard, to fill his unexpired term; PROVIDEI a majority of the votes cast be for his recall. Article 6. To choose one Selectman,receiving the highest vote to succeed John F. Dearborn, to fill his unexpired term; PROVIDE a majority of the votes be for his recall. Article 7. To choose one selectman, receiving the highest vote to succeed William H. Lyons, to fill his unexpired term, PROVIDE! a majority of the votes cast be for his recall. And you are directed to serve this Warrant, by posting up ate tested copies thereof at each of the Public Meeting Houses and Post Offices in said Town eight days at least before the time of holdin€ said meeting. Hereof fail not, and make due return of this Warrant, with your doings thereon, to the Town Clerk, at the time and place of meeting as aforesaid. Given under our hands this eighth day of May in the year of ou Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty-four. FRANK W. BARNARD WILLIAM H. LYONS BENJAMIN D. VICIaERY CHARLES A. RICHARDSON JOHN F. DEARBORN Selectmen of Mansfield. Bristol, SS. Pursuant to the within Warrant, I have notified and warned th inhabitants of the Town of Mansfield by posting up attested copie of the same at all the Post Offices and Public Meeting Houses eigb days bfore the date hereof, as within directed. JOHN W. CONROD, Constable of Mansueld A true copy. Attest: DAVID SMILEY, Town Clerk. Mansfield, Mass., June 3, 1924 In conformity with the foregoing Warrant, a meeting of the legE voters of the Town was held on the above date in the Town Hal The meeting was called to order at seven o'clock A. M. The Warran was read. The Ballot Clerks were Norman S. Chapman, Guilford I George, William I. Mowry and Ernest L. White. The Tellers wer Carroll S. Cobb, James H. McCarthy, Fredson J. Munroe, Daniel Welcl F. J. Tallon, John E. Connor, Ralph A. Buck and George R. Beckma All were sworn to the faithful performance of their duties by th Town Clerk. For the recall of William H. Lyons ..................... 834 Against the recall of William H. Lyons ..................1041 Blanks' ................................................ 58 1933 lots cast for candidate to succeed Frank W. Barnard were as )ws : Paul W. Johnson ....................................... 833 Blanks................................................1098 1931 ots cast for candidate to succeed John F. Dearborn were as ►ws : Elvin L. Smith ......................................... 848 Blanks ................................................1082 1930 illots cast for candidate to succeed William H. Lyons were as llows : George F. F. Roberts ..................... ......... . 857 Blanks............................................. .1076 1933 Scattering votes for candidates for selectmen were as follows: Frank'W. Barnard ..................................... 1 John F. Dearborn ...................................... 3 William H. Lyons........... ..... ................. 2 Harrison A. Morse ..................................... 1 7 Voted to adjourn at twelve o'clock midnight. Attest: DAVID SMILEY, Town Clerk ANNUAL REPORT- 35 article 1. Chose John R. Halliday as Moderator. 'he ballot -box was publicly opened and shown to be empty. It then locked and the key held by William H. Fuller, officer in 'e The check list showed that 1933 voted. The ballots were p 1,,` counted and declaration made thereof in open meeting. The were closed at eight o'clock. 796 females and. 1137 males voted. I41 "ii ,or the recall of Frank W. Barnard .................... 822 .gainst the recall of Frank W. Barnard ................1053 „J Tanks............ .... ................ 57 1932 or the recall of John F. Dearborn ...................... 823 ' .gainst the recall of John F. Dearborn................1058 k lanks................................................ 51 1932 JA For the recall of William H. Lyons ..................... 834 Against the recall of William H. Lyons ..................1041 Blanks' ................................................ 58 1933 lots cast for candidate to succeed Frank W. Barnard were as )ws : Paul W. Johnson ....................................... 833 Blanks................................................1098 1931 ots cast for candidate to succeed John F. Dearborn were as ►ws : Elvin L. Smith ......................................... 848 Blanks ................................................1082 1930 illots cast for candidate to succeed William H. Lyons were as llows : George F. F. Roberts ..................... ......... . 857 Blanks............................................. .1076 1933 Scattering votes for candidates for selectmen were as follows: Frank'W. Barnard ..................................... 1 John F. Dearborn ...................................... 3 William H. Lyons........... ..... ................. 2 Harrison A. Morse ..................................... 1 7 Voted to adjourn at twelve o'clock midnight. Attest: DAVID SMILEY, Town Clerk 36 ANNUAL REPORT TOWN WARRANT The Commonwealth of Massachusetts �00FIm p�Qa�etNcr Ca Bristol, S.S. To either of the Constables of the Town of Mansfield in the l of Bristol Greetin, In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, yc hereby directed to notify and warn the inhabitants of said qualified to vote in elections and in Town affairs, to meet at the Hall in said Town, on the thirtieth day of August next, at eight c in the afternoon, then and there to act on the following articl Article 1. To choose a Moderator to preside at said meeti Article 2. To see if the Town will consent to the release car barn and power house of the Norton, Taunton & Attleboro Railway company from the existing mortgage, and to the s new mortgage of the same for the purpose of raising funds to in t"e other property of the company and for such other purpo the directors may determine. Article 3. To hear the report of any committee, to choos committee and raise and appropriate any sum of money fc use of any committee or take any action relative thereto. And you are directed to serve this Warrant, by posting up at copies thereof at each of the Public Meeting Houses and Post 'i in said Town, eight days at least before the time of holdin€ meeting. Hereof fail not, and make due return of this Warrant, wit doingsthereon, to the Town Clerk at the time and place of in as aforesaid. Given under our hands this twenty-first day of August year of our cord one thousand nine hundred and twenty-four. FRANK W. BARNARD WILLIAM H. LYONS JOHN F. DEARBORN CHARLES A. RI.CHARDSON BENJAMIN D. VICKERY Selectmen of Mansfield. ANNUAL REPORT 37 61, SS. August 30, 1924 Mursuant to the within Warrant, I have notified and warned the litants of he Town of Mansfield by; posting up attested copies e same at each of the Public Meeting Houses and Post Offices days before the date hereof, as within directed. JOHN W. CONROD, Constable of Mansfield ce COPY. Lttest: MRYTLE M. DONLAN, Asst. Town Clerk Mansfield, Mass., August 30, 1924 a accordance with the foregoing Warrant a meeting of the' legal s of the Town was held on the above date in the Town Hall at o'clock P. M. the Warrant was read and following votes passed: article 1. Chose John R. Halliday, Moderator. article 2. Voted that the Chairman of the Board of Selectmen reby authorized in the name and behalf of the Town to consent e release from the existing mortgage of the land and buildings rising the car barn and power house of the Norton, Taunton & born Street Railway Company, and is further authorized to Ion- to the sale or mortgage of either or both of said, parcels for ,urpose of. raising funds for the improvement of other property e said Company and for such other purposes as the directors e Company may determine; provided that this vote shall be of feet unless the same consent is given by the other municipali- iolding the bonds of the said Company. Yes. 41 No 7 Lrticle 3. Indefinitely postponed. 'oted to adjourn at 9:00 P. lel. t: MYRTLE M. DONLAN, Asst. Town Clerk h your. eetzng, In the ANNUAL REPORT 39 will be open from 12 noon to 8 P. M. are directed to serve this Warrant, by posting upat- thereof eight' days at least before the time - of said irected by the vote of the Town. Jereof fail ` not, and make return of this Warrant, with your s thereon, at the time and place of meeting. iven under our hands this fourteenth day of August in the of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty-four. FRANK W. BARNARD, WILLIAM H. LYONS BENJAMIN D. VICKERY CHARLES A. RICHARDSON JOHN F. DEAR.BORN Selectmen of Mansfield ;ol, SS. September 9, 1924 ?ursuant to the within Warrant, I have notified and warned the )itants of the Town of Mansfield by posting up copies of the same ich of the public Meeting Houses and Post Offices eight days -e the date hereof as within directed. JOHN W. CONROD, Constable of Mansfield te copy. Attest: MYRTLE M. DONLAN, Asst. Town Clerk Mansfield, September 9, 1924 In accordance with the foregoing Warrant, a meeting of the gal voters of the Town was held on the above date in the Town all at twelve noon. The Warrant was read; the ballot -box was Lblicly opened and shown to be empty, then locked and the key given William H. Fuller, officer in charge. The ballot Clerks Norman S. Chapman, Guilford A. George, .nest L. White, William I. Mowry, and the Tellers Eileen M. Friary, ary A. Swift, Carroll S. Cobb, James H. McCarthy, Fredson J. Mun- e, Daniel Welch were all sworn to the faithful performance of eir duties. The votes were cast for the nomination and election of the ,rious candidates were sorted, counted and the result declared in ien meeting as follows: The check list showed that 587 voted and the ballot -box showed e same, 317 males and 216 females voted. REPUBLICAN PARTY Governor Alvan T. Fuller, 81 Appleton St., Malden .................. 327 James Jackson, Grove St., Westwood .......................... 226' Blanks............................................... 16 569 56 ANNUAL REPORT 41 Senator, First Bristol District G. Moran, 59 Union St., Mansfield ........................ 469 inks .. .... ... .. 100 569 Iepresentative in General Court, Second Bristol District V Ledin, 12 Pleasant St., Easton ....................... 88 d 11. Porter, Elm St., Easton ... . ................ .. 344 W. Robinson .......... .... .......... ......... 1 inks ................... ... ...................... 136 569 Two County Commissioners -Bristol Bryant, 70 Washington St., ,Fairhaven .................... 305 1 E. Warner, 52 Church St., Taunton .................... 403 ,nksegan................................................. 429 1138 Register of Probate and Insolvency, Bristol County d C. Hathaway, 543 June St., Fall River .................. 430 is...................................................... 139 569 County Treasurer—Bristol Kingman, 4 West Weir St., Taunton ......... 383 A. Miller, 32 Orchard St., Taunton ...................... 87 ,nks.................................................... 99 569 Clerk of Courts—Bristol (To fill vacancy) tin -L. Barney, 692 County St., ,New Bedford ................ 352 a R. Cuttle, 696 Hood St., Fall River ........................ 50 tanks....................................................... 167 569 State Committee—First Bristol District hel Morse, 6 Pleasant St., Taunton ......................... 360 Blanks........................................ 209 569 Delegates to State Convention—Five larence A. Barnes, 79 Rumford Ave., Mansfield ................ 360 red` W. Day, 126 Church St., Mansfield ........................ 422 Imes G. Moran, 59 Union St., Mansfield ...................... 418 verett W. Robinson, 11 West St., Mansfield .................... 426 harles H. Stearns, 16 Cottage St., Mansfield ................ 408 )hn Cahill, Mansfield.... .... ........ . 1 Blanks............................................... . 810 2845 f. 40ANNUAL REPORT Lieutenant -Governor r Frank G. Allen, 289 Walpole St., Norwood p Blanks Secretary A Frederick W. Cook, 75 Benton Road, Somerville . 4� Blanks............................................ 1, 569; Treasurer Otis Allen, 270 Gibson St., Lowell .. .................... 46 William A. Allen, 4 Nixon Place, Boston ................ 48 James W. Bean, 5* Ellsworth Ave., Cambridge ........... 39n Fred J. Burrell, 22 Ashland St., Medford ................ 10 Horace A. Keith, 1090 Main St., Brockton ............... 12 William S. Youngman, 53 Strathmore Road, Boston ............. . Blanks................................. .......... 106, 56� Auditor Herbert W. Burr, 45 Nixon St., Boston ..................... 99, Alonzo B. ' Cook, 27 Wales St., Boston ................... 263 Harold D. Wilson, "195 Summer St., Somerville ............. 91 Blanks.. ........................ ...... 11G 569 Attorney- General Jay R. -Benton, 3 Pequossette Road, _Belmont .................... 431 Blanks............................... ...... ........ 139 569 Senator in Congress Louis A. Coolidge, Dudley Lane, Milton ........................ 17r Frederick W. Dallinger, 7 Linnaean St., Cambridge ............ 17r, Frederick H. Gillett, 140 Chestnut St., Springfield .............. 151 Blanks.................................................. 6? 56 Congressman, Fifteenth District William S. Greene, 645 High St., Fall River .................. 22' Joseph William Martin, Jr., '54 Grove St., North Attleboro...... 31 Blanks................................................... 3 56' Councillor, Second District Washington Cook, 93 Billings St., Sharon ...... 23' William W. 011endorff, Main St., Medway ...................... 18 Blanks.................................................... 14 56 ANNUAL REPORT 41 Senator, First Bristol District G. Moran, 59 Union St., Mansfield ........................ 469 inks .. .... ... .. 100 569 Iepresentative in General Court, Second Bristol District V Ledin, 12 Pleasant St., Easton ....................... 88 d 11. Porter, Elm St., Easton ... . ................ .. 344 W. Robinson .......... .... .......... ......... 1 inks ................... ... ...................... 136 569 Two County Commissioners -Bristol Bryant, 70 Washington St., ,Fairhaven .................... 305 1 E. Warner, 52 Church St., Taunton .................... 403 ,nksegan................................................. 429 1138 Register of Probate and Insolvency, Bristol County d C. Hathaway, 543 June St., Fall River .................. 430 is...................................................... 139 569 County Treasurer—Bristol Kingman, 4 West Weir St., Taunton ......... 383 A. Miller, 32 Orchard St., Taunton ...................... 87 ,nks.................................................... 99 569 Clerk of Courts—Bristol (To fill vacancy) tin -L. Barney, 692 County St., ,New Bedford ................ 352 a R. Cuttle, 696 Hood St., Fall River ........................ 50 tanks....................................................... 167 569 State Committee—First Bristol District hel Morse, 6 Pleasant St., Taunton ......................... 360 Blanks........................................ 209 569 Delegates to State Convention—Five larence A. Barnes, 79 Rumford Ave., Mansfield ................ 360 red` W. Day, 126 Church St., Mansfield ........................ 422 Imes G. Moran, 59 Union St., Mansfield ...................... 418 verett W. Robinson, 11 West St., Mansfield .................... 426 harles H. Stearns, 16 Cottage St., Mansfield ................ 408 )hn Cahill, Mansfield.... .... ........ . 1 Blanks............................................... . 810 2845 42 ANNUAL REPORT t Town Committee—Fifteen Lesly B. Allen, 65 So. Main St., Mansfield Albert H. Bagloe, Balcolin St., Mansfield........... Jeanette F. Bushnell, 114 Union St., Mansfiel.. 3` Norman S. Chapman, 36 Pratt St., Mansfield ....... Fred W. Day, 126 Church St., Mansfield ....... 3 Frederick J Dustin, 1174 East St., Mansfield Henry E. Fairbanks, 97 Rumford Ave., Mansfield .... 3' Daniel, C. Richardson, 48 So. Main St.,_ Mansfield Frances B. Sherman, 60 No. Main St., Mansfield ................. Kenneth C. Sherman, 60 No. Main St., Mansfield ........ Charles H. Stearns, 16 Cottage St., Mansfield ........... Sarah E. Stearns, 16 Cottage St., Mansfield ............. Joseph W. Taylor, 109 So. Main St., Mansfield ........... Russell W. Wheeler, 19 Columbus Ave., Mansfield ................3 A. Vernon Wilson, 114 Rumford Ave., Mansfield ........ Blanks............................................. .27 75 DEMOCRATIC PARTY Governor James M. Curley, 350 Jamaicaway, Boston .............. Blanks..................................................... Lieutenant -Governor Thomas J. Boynton, 19 Allen St., Arlington ..................... John J. Cummings, 22 Inwood St., Boston ... William A. O'Hearn, 63 Blackinton St., North Adams ........ ! . Blanks................................................ Secretary H. Oscar Rocheleau, 47 Brownell St., Worcester .............. Blanks................................................ Treasurer Michael L. Eisner, 69 Commonwealth Ave., Pittsfield ............ . Blanks................................................ Auditor Blanks..................................................... Attorney -General John E. Swift, 7 Parker Hill Ave., Milford ...................... Blanks............................................... Senator in Congress David I. Walsh, 35 Day St., Fitchburg .......................... Blanks.................... ....... .................. ANNUAL REPORT 43 Congressman, Fiftenth' District Arthur J. B. Cartier, 1107 So. Main St., Fall River .............. 6 William McAuliffe, 267 Third St., _Fall River ... 8 Blanks'.................................................4 18 Councillor—Second District Otho L. Schofield, 60 Washington St., Wellesley ................ 11 Blanks.................................................... 7 18 Senator -First Bristol District James P. Lamont, 440 Bay St., Taunton ........................ 11 Blanks.................................................... 7 Representative in General Court, Second Bristol District 18 James A. McAna, North Main St., Easton ................ 14 Blanks 4 18 County Commissioners—Bristol County, Two Blanks Register of Probate and Insolvency, Bristol County Blanks........................................................ 18 County Treasurer—Bristol County Michael J. McAloon ..... 1 Blanks.................................... 17 Clerk of Courts—Bristol County 18 (To fill vacancy) Blanks ................ ....................................... 18 State Committee—First Bristol District Blanks 18 Delegates to State Convention, Two Blanks.......... ..... .................................... 36 Town Committee William T. Bellew 1 William H. Dacy.............. 1 W. A. Curtin ..................................... :........... 2 John Donahue Blanks.................................................... 103 Polls were closed at eight o'clock P. M. 108 Meeting was adjourned ' at 1:05 A. M., September 10, 1924. Attest: MYRTLE M. DONLAN, Asst. Town Clerk. 44 ANNUAL REPORT TOWN WARRANT 40 The Commonwealth of Massachusetts N S A INcr D As A, ID `��b . ;0 ?,Owt4 Bristol, SS. To either of the Constables of the Town of Mansfield, Greeting In the name of the Commonwealth you are hereby required t notify and warn the inhabitants of said town who are qualified to vat x. in Primaries to meet in the Town Hall, Tuesday, the. twenty-first da of October, 1924 at two o'clock in the afternoon, for the following pur pose: To bring in their votes to the Primary Officers for the Nomina tion of Candidates of Political Parties for the following officers: Vacancy: Representative in Congress for 15th Congressione District (to fill vacancy). The polls will be open from 2 P. M. to 8 P. M. And you are hereby directed to serve this Warrant, by postin up attested copies thereof eight days at least before the time of sai meeting as directed by the vote of the Town. Hereof fail not, and. make return of this Warrant, with you doings thereon, at the time and place of meeting. Given under our hands this ninth day of October in the year c our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty-four. FRANK W-BARNARD WILLIAM H. LYONS JOHN F. DEARBORN aFt CHARLES A. RICHARDSON ANNUAL REPORT 45 Mansfield, Mass., October 21, 1924 )rdance with the foregoing Warrant, a meeting of the legal the Town was held on the above date in the Town Hall ock afternoon. The warrant was read; ballot box publicly cl shown to be empty, then, locked and the key given to . Fuller, officer in charge. allot Clerks Norman S. Chapman, Guilford A. George, Wil - :)wry, Ernest L. White. and the Tellers Carroll S. Cobb, McCarthy,IFredson J. Munroe, Daniel Welch, were all sworn [Iful performance of their duties. , otes cast for the nomination and election of the various were sorted, counted and the result declared in open � as follows: ;ck list showed. that 231 voted and the ballot box showed the REPUBLICAN PARTY Congressman, Fifteenth District (To fill vacancy) e Cockroft, goo Plymouth Avenue, Fall River ............. 3 1 Cote, 236 Eastern Avenue, Fall River .................. 39 M. Leach, 44 Harrison Street, Taunton ..................184 nks...................................................... 227 DEMOCRATIC PARTY Congressman, Fifteenth District (To fill vacancy) liam H. Lomax, 900 Plymouth Avenue, Fall River ..... ...... 2 liam McAuliffe, 267 Third Street, Fall River .................. 2 Blanks...................................................... 0 Selectmen of Mansfield. I Polls were closed at 8:00 o'clock P. M. Bristol, SS. Mansfield, Mass., October 21, 1924 Pursuant to the within Warrant, I have notified. and warned th inhabitants of the Town of Mansfield by posting up copies of th same at each of the Public Meeting Houses and Post Offices eigh days before the date hereof, as within directed. JOHN W.CONROD, Constable. A true copy. Attest: DAVID SMILEY, Town Clerk. roted to adjourn the meeting at 8:27 P. M. Lttest: DAVID SMILEY, Town Clerk 46 ANNUAL REPORT w TOWN WARRANT The Commonwealth of Massachusetts �ppNSF>� .wmmd1�lllU�WI�ry;Jj�MWinuu * ..�J OspZ r"•. Cl) / S qg p �,••°�� W104 Bristol, ss. To either of the Constables of the Town of Mansfield in the County of Bristol. Greeting: In the name of The Commonwealth of Massachusetts, you are hereby directed to notify and warn the inhabitants of said Town, x qualified to vote in elections and in Town affairs, to meet at the Town Hall in said town on Monday the twenty-seventh day of October next, at 7:30 o'clock in the afternoon, then and there to act on the ' following articles: Article 1. To choose a Moderator to preside at said meeting. Article 2. To see if the Town will authorize its Selectmen to enter into an agreement with Irving L. Hoffman and others to acquire a strip of land on the corner of North Main and Chauncy Streets to widen said streets as proposed by the Board of Survey or take any action thereon. Article 3. To hear the report of any committee, to choose any committee and raise and appropriate any sum of money for the use of any committee or take any action relative thereto. And you are directed to serve this Warrant, by posting up at- tested copies thereof at each of the Public Meeting Houses and Post Offices in said Town, eight days at least before the time of holding said meeting. Hereof fail not, and make due return of this Warrant, with your doings thereon, to the Town Clerk, at the time and place of meeting, as aforesaid. Given under our hands this seventeenth day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty-four. FRANK W. BARNARD, CHARLES A. RICHARDSON, JOHN V. DEARBORN, WILLIAM H. LYONS, BENJAMIN D. VICKERY, Selectmen of Mansfield. �FBristol, SS. Mansfield, October 27, 1924.` Pursuant to the within Warrant, I have notified and warned the inhabitants of the Town of Mansfield by posting up attested copies' ANNUAL ± REPORT 47 dame at each of the Public Meeting `<Houses and PostOffice s Bays before the date hereof, as within directed. JOHN W. CONROD, Constable. copy. Attest: , MYRTLE M. DONLAN, Asst. Town Clerk. r 27, 1924. accordance with the foregoing Warrant a meeting of the legal of the Town was held on the above date in the Town Hall. called to order at seven -thirty o'clock P. M., the Warrant td the following votes passed: ;icle 1. Chose John R. Halliday, Moderator. ;icle 2. Voted that the Selectmen are authorized to enter into ,ement with Irving L. Hoffman and others to acquire a strip of the corner of North Main and Chauncy Streets to widen said as proposed by the Board of Survey. icle 3. Voted that Fifteen Hundred ($1500) Dollars be ap- ted, to be taken from the Town Treasury, to be placed at the 1 of the Selectmen for the purpose of acquiring a strip of land corner of North Main and Chauncy Streets to widen said ,ed to adjourn at 8:05 P. M. MYRTLE M. DONLAN, Asst. Town Clerk. WARRANT FOR STATE ELECTION 1924 The Commonwealth of Massachusetts >tol, SS. either of the Constables of the Town of Mansfield in the County of Bristol: k Greeting: In the name of The Commonwealth of Massachusetts, you are ,,,by directed to notify and warn the inhabitants of said 'Town, lifted to vote' in elections and in Town affairs, to meet at the Town I in said Mansfield on Tuesday the Fourth Day of November next, 48 ANNUAL REPORT at ten o'clock in the forenoon, then and there to bring in their:v to the Selectmen of the Town` for Presidential Electors, Gover. Lieutenant -Governor, Secretary, Treasurer, Auditor, Attorney -Genf Senator in Congress, Congressman,Councillor, Senator, One Re sentative in General Court, Two -County Commissioners, Registe Probate and Insolvency, County` Treasurer. Vacancies.: Represen.ta in Congress, Fifteenth District, Bristol County, Clerk of Courts. Also, to vote "Yes or "No" on the following questions: "PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION" Article of Amendment Article 111 of the Amendments to the Constitution, as amen is hereby further amended by striking out, in the first line, the "male." Article of Amendment Section 1. No person shall be deemed to be ineligible to states, county or municipal office by reason of sex. Section 2. Article IV of the articles of amendment of the stitution of the Commonwealth, as amended by Article LVII of amendments, is hereby further' amended by striking out the w "Change of name shall render the commission void, but shall prevent re -appointment under the new name," and inserting in I thereof the following words: Upon the change of name of any wo she shall re -register under her new name and shall pay such therefor as shall be established by the general court. "LAWS SUBMITTED UPON REFERENDUM AFTER PASSA Acceptance of Chap. 370, Acts of 1923, entitled "An Act relati intoxicating liquors and certain non -intoxicating beverages." Acceptance of Chap. 454, Acts of 1923, entitled "An Act to pr( funds toward the cost of construction and maintenance of high, and bridges, by means of an excise tax on gasoline and other used for propelling' motor vehicles upon or over the highways of Commonwealth." Acceptance of Chap. 473, Acts of 1923, entitled "An Act rel; to deposits with others than banks." Acceptance of Chap, 210, Acts of 1924, entitled "An Act to a tain the will of the people with reference to the retention of the light saving law, so-called."` Acceptance of Chap. 509, Acts of 1924, entitled "An Act to a! tain the opinion of the people of the .Commonwealth as to the r, cation of the proposed amendment to the constitution of the U'. States empowering the Congress to limit,` regulate and prohibi labor of persons under eighteen; years of age." Polls may be closed at eight o'clock in the evening. And you are directed to serve this Warrant, by posting ul tested copies thereof at each of the Public_ Meeting Houses and Offices- in said Town, eight days at least before the time of ho said meeting. Hereof fail not, and make' due return of this Warrant, with doings thereon, to the Town Clerk, at the time and place of me( as aforesaid. ANNUAL REPORT 49 under our hands this twenty-third day of October in the r Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty-four. PRANK W. BARNARD, BENJAMIN D. VICKERY, WILLIAM H. LYONS JOHN F. DEARBORN, CHARLES A. RICHARDSON, Selectmen of Mansfield. Y AVID SMILEY, Town Clerk. Mansfield, Mass., November 4, 1924. int to the within Warrant, I have notified and warned the of the Town of Mansfield by posting up attested copies of ,t each of the Public Meeting Houses and Post Offices eight e'the date hereof, as within directed. JOHN W. CONROD, Constable of Mansfield. One copy. attest: DAVID SMILEY, Town Clerk. Mansfield, Mass., November 4, 1924. In accordance with the foregoing Warrant; a meeting.. of the legal oters of the Town was held on the above date in the Town Hall at �n o'clock` in the forenoon. The Warrant was read; the ballot box iublicly opened and shown to be empty, then locked and the key ,iven to William H. Fuller, officer in charge. William I. Ballot Clerks, Norman S. Chapman, Guilford A. George, lowry, Ernest L. White, and the Tellers, Carroll S. Cobb, James H. vicCarthy, Fredson J. Munroe, Daniel Welch; Eileen M. Friary, Mary N. Swift, M. S. Files and Henry E. Fairbanks were all sworn to the aithful performance of their duties. The ballot box and check list showed that Two Thousand Sixty- in.e (2061) votes were cast, which included Thirty-one (31) absent ,oters'< ballots. ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT Coolidge and Dawes, Republican, Fifteen Hundred Fifty-nine, 1559). At Large: George A. Bacon of Longmeadow; Hestor S. Fearing of Boston. ly Districts: 1 Arthur S. Gaylord of Holyoke. 2. Charles S. Warner of Northfield. 3.' Telesphore Leboeuf of Webster.' 4:' Frank Roe Batchelder of Worcester. 5. Edith Nourse Rogers of Lowell. 6. Gayden W. Morrill of Newburyport. 7. Effie S. Atwill of Lynn. 8. William W. Davis of Cambridge. 9. Emma Fall Schofield of Malden. 10. Frank Gardner Hall of Boston. 11. Francis R. Bangs of Boston. 12. Ida E. Hibbard of Boston. 13. Henry F. Beal of Waltham. 14 Harry H. Williams of Brockton. 15. Charles C. Cain; Jr., of Taunton. 16. Malvina L. Keith of Bourne. 50 ANNUAL': REPORT J. Ballam of Boston (W.), Eighteen ....................... Davis and Bryan, Democratic, Two hundred one (201). At Large: William A. Gaston of Boston, John F. Fitzgerald; Boston. 10 -r S. Hutchins of Greenfield (S.), Ten .. • • • • • • • • .......... Workers Party Foster and Gitlow, Three (3) . = At Large: George Kraska of Winthrop,_ Michael M. ` Plepy` Boston. LIEUTENANT -GOVERNOR By Districts: 1. Robert Zelms of Boston. 2. Charles Hedrich of Boston. 3. Hyman Levine of Brockton. 4. William Marttila of Worcester. 5. Lewis Marks of Boston. 6. Onni Saari of Norwood. 7. Louis F. Weiss, Sr., of Worcester. 8. John Louko of Norwood. 9. Wirna Sointu of Walpole. 10. Samuel D. Levine of Boston. 11. Eva Hoffman of Boston. 12. Israel' I. Hurwitz of Boston. 13. Sarah R. Ballam of Boston. 14. ' Emma P. Hutchins of Boston. 15. E. J. Sinisalo of Fitchburg. 16. William Janhonen of Gardner. Socialist Labor Party } Johns and Reynolds, Two (2). At Large: Henry C. Hess of Boston, Samuel Ferguson of Everi By Districts: 1. Herman Koepke of Pittsfield. 2. Oskar Kinsalis. of Springfield. 3 Bernel E. Wheeler of Westminster. 4. Joseph Jiskra of Milford. 5. John McKinnon of Lowell. 6. Thomas Brennan of Salem. 7. Lois I. Galber of Lynn. 8. Peter O'Rourke of Medford. 9. Daniel T. Blessington of ` Somerville. 10. James A. Carmichel of Boston. 11. Albart L. Waterman of Boston. 12. Morris Becker of Boston. 13. Alex Brady of Waltham. 14. Patrick H. Loftus of Abington. 15. Oden Johnson of Attleboro. 16. James Hayes of Plymouth. Independent- Progressive LaFollette and Wheeler, Two Hundred and Twenty-seven (227; At Large: Alice Stone Blackwell of Boston, George H. Wrenn Springfield. ANNUAL REPORT 51 �etricts: 1 Albert Sprague Coolidge of Pittsfield. 2rt Walter J. Kenefick of Springfield. 3, Adel L. Leeman of Townsend. Daniel R. Donovan of Worcester. Maude Wheeler Mitchell of Hudson. Parkman B. Flanders of Haverhill. Michael S. Keenan of Lynn. 8. Elizabeth R. Day of Cambridge. 9 Clarence R. Skinner of Medford. p, Thomas A. Niland of Boston. 1, Thomas' M. ;Nolan of Boston. 2, Joseph P. Tynan of Boston. Florence H. Luscomb of Boston. 4. Robert H. O. Schulz of Dedham. 5. George Clark of Taunton. 6, Abraham. Binns of New Bedford. Total 2061 blanks; 69. GOVERNOR J. Ballam of Boston (W.), Eighteen ....................... 18 420 s M. Curley of Boston. (D.), Four Hundred Twenty ......... T. Fuller of Malden (R.), Fourteen Hundred Seventy -six -1475 s Hayes of Plymouth (S. L.), Five ... • • • • • • • • • ......... 10 -r S. Hutchins of Greenfield (S.), Ten .. • • • • • • • • .......... 132 Tanks, One Hundred Thirty-two ...... • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2061 LIEUTENANT -GOVERNOR k C. Allen of Norwood (R.), Fourteen Hundred Thirty-nine.:1439 J. Cummings of Boston (D.), Three Hundred Thirty-four ... 334 xr A. Cunning of Boston (S. L.), Fifteen . • • ........ 15 14 las Nicholson of Lawrence (S.),Fourteen .. .. .. • • 16 trd Rand Stevens of Boston (W.), Sixteen ... ...... 3lanks Two Hundred Forty-three .............. .. .... 243 2061 SECRETARY ,rick W. Cook of Somerville (R.), Thirteen Hundred 1338 'hirty -eight 31 .eld A. Dwyer of Boston (W.), Thirty-one .. .. • • Lel Leger of Boston (S. L.), Sixteen ...`..... ........ . ...... 16 scar Rocheleau of Worcester (D.)`, Two -Hundred Fifty-eight 258 L Williams of Brookline (S.). Thirty-six; .................... 36 clanks, Three Hundred Eighty-two .................... 382 2061 TREASURER ael L. Eisner of Pittsfield (D.), Two Hundred Seventy-six.. 276 ck H. Loftus of Abington (S. L.),= Fourteen . 14 ; 'Marcus of Boston (S.), Twenty-one ...................... 21 ,t Oddie of Brockton (W.), Thirteen .......... ... ..... 13 52 ANNUAL REPORT William S. Youngman of Boston (R.), Thirteen Hundred - Thirty-one Blanks, Four Hundred Six .....m 1 . - SECOND BRISTOL DISTRICT A, McAna of Easton (D.), Two Hundred Eighty-two ...... 2 AUDITOR ,]Tanks,Four'Hundred Sevent3-seven ...................... 477 Strabo V. Claggett of Newton (D.), Four Hundred Nine ...... , , ,. 4 Alonzo B. Cook of Boston (R.), Eleven Hundred Twenty-eight.:', 112 Isadore Harris of Boston (S. L.), Twelve ... .... .. James J. Lacey of Boston (W.), Sixteen ; ........... Dennis F. Regan of Brockton (S.), Nineteen ................... Blanks, Four Hundred Seventy-seven ............ 4 r � 206 ATTORNEY -GENERAL REGISTER OF PROBATE AND INSOLVENCY Jay R. Benton of Belmont (R.), Thirteen Hundred Twenty-8ix..'.132j Harry J. Canter of Boston (W.), Fifteen ................. Frederick Oelcher of Peabody (S. L.), Eleven.................. 1. John Weaver Sherman of Boston (S.), Twenty-two .............. 24 John E. Swift of Milford (D.), Three Hundred Thirty-six , ..... 3 Blanks, Three Hundred Fifty-one .... . ................ 206 SENATOR IN CONGRESS Fdererick H. Gillett of Springfield (R.), Twelve Hundred Thirty. 1231 Antonette F. Konikow of Boston (W.), Thirteen ............... 1 David I. Walsh of Fitchburg (D.), Five Hundred Eighty-six ...... 581 Blanks, Two Hundred Thirty-two .. ....... .... 231, 712 20'6: n CONGRESSMAN FIFTEENTH. DISTRICT' CONGRESSMAN FIFTEENTH DISTRICT t Arthur J. B. Cartier of Fall River (D.), Three Hundred (To Fill Vacancy) Thirty-one ..................... ... ......... $i Joseph W. Martin, Jr., of North Attleboro (R.), Thirteen Eighty-nine ....... .................. ....... .......,.1389 Hundred Eighty-five ..................................... .138 Blanks, Three Hundred Forty-five 34 463 206' COUNCILLOR SECOND DISTRICT CLERK OF COURTS, BRISTOL COUNTY Washington Cook of Sharon (R.), Six Hundred Forty ............ 64 Otho L. Schofield of Wellesley (D.), Two Hundred Eighty-three.. 2$ William W. 011endorff of Medway (R.), Six Hundred Ninety-six. 66 Blanks, Four Hundred Forty-two .......................... 44 692 206 SENATOR FIRST BRISTOL DISTRICT REFERENDUM QUESTION NO. 1 James P. Lamont of Taunton (D.), Two -Hundred Forty-seven ... 24 James G. Moran of Mansfield (R.), Fourteen Hundred Shall an amendment to the constitution relative to the qualifica- Twenty-one ........... .... I ................. ..............142 ons of voters for certain state officers (striking out the word "Male") Blanks, Three Hundred Ninety-three .................. 39 206 ANNUAL REPORT 53 REPRESENTATIVE IN GENERAL COURT' - SECOND BRISTOL DISTRICT A, McAna of Easton (D.), Two Hundred Eighty-two ...... 282 es and H. Porter of Easton (R.), Thirteen Hundred -two ......1302 ,]Tanks,Four'Hundred Sevent3-seven ...................... 477 2061 ,. TWO COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Bristol County n I. Bryant of Fairhaven (R.); One Thousand four ...........1004 bard E. Warner of Taunton (R.), Twelve Hundred Twenty-six.1226 Blanks, Eighteen Hundred Ninety-two ......................1892 4122 REGISTER OF PROBATE AND INSOLVENCY Bristol County Gilford C. Hathaway of Fall River (R.), Thirteen Hundred Seventy-seven .................................... ......1377 Blanks, Six Hundred Eighty-four .................. ........ 684 2061 COUNTY TREASURER. Bristol County Esther Kingman of Taunton (R.), Thirteen Hundred Forty -nine..1349 Blanks, Seven Hundred Twelve ............. .. ......... 712 2061 CONGRESSMAN FIFTEENTH DISTRICT (To Fill Vacancy) ,obert ' M. Leach of Taunton (R.), Thirteen Hundred Eighty-nine ....... .................. ....... .......,.1389 711lian H. Lomax of Fall River (D.), Two Hundred Nine ....... 209 Blanks, Four Hundred Sixty-three .... ... ....... 463 2061 CLERK OF COURTS, BRISTOL COUNTY (To Fill Vacancy) dwin L. Barney of New Bedford (R.), Thirteen Hundred Sixty-nine ................................ 1369 Blanks, Six Hundred Ninety-two ... .. .................. 692 2061 REFERENDUM QUESTION NO. 1 Amendment to Constitution Shall an amendment to the constitution relative to the qualifica- ons of voters for certain state officers (striking out the word "Male") e approved? es, Seven Hundred Ninety-two ................................ 792 o, Three Hundred Seventeen .................................. 317 Blanks, Nine Hundred Fifty-two .......................... 952 2061 c ANNUAL REPORT 54 REFERENDUM QUESTION NO. 2 u Amendment to Constitution le Shall an amendment to theocffonetand which ch furtution to btherPp o odes ih . any state, county or municipal a change of name of any women, holding a Notary Public Commissi shall not render her almmy such fee t er for shallt she shall be e tabl sh,; her new name and shall P by the general courtbe approved? Twenty-four 8. Yes Eight Hundred 29 M No, Two Hundred Ninet3 -nine Blanks, Nine Hundred Thirty-eight REFERENDUM QUESTION NO. 3 which provides that Shall a law (Chapter 370 of transphe Acts ortoby9 a3ircraft, watercrafti -o no person shall manufacture, ! _ vehicles, import or export spirituous or intoxicating liquor, as defior certai ned by Section 3 of Chapter s,sl38 of the defined by General ection 1Laws, said Chapter 138 10 intoxicating beverages, unless in each r d therefor by thelawsave ooft the United ed States an authorityauthority requ ed? Tegulations made thereunder be ap Prov ht ........ 85 Yes, Eight Hundred Fifty-ei g ' Hundred Twenty-two ......_ ... • 722 No, Seven H hty -one ...................... 48L 1g a Blanks, Four Hundred E' a�. 2061 ". } REFERENDUM QUESTION NO. 4 Acceptance itled "An Act to pro - 0,5 of Chapter 454, Acts of 1923, ent t vide. for the raising of funds rd the ns of an excisethe t of1twoccents on maintenance of highways by z paid each gallon of gasoline and other fuel usedto for propelling motor vehicles on the highways tax of the Common who nn tulrn, pays it to the eCom to be credit1 by the purchaser to the distributor, to a fund to e known as monwealth, and d hney wayl fund, out of which ed reimbursement is to be made t the gasoline g to purchasers, who shall consume the gasoline or other fuel in any r manner except in the operatioout the actn of rare to be paid,vehicles on hfif highwayspecen and ,the expenses of carryingd town, of thund to said f e balance ° in proportionbe lstoltheeomounts wli ch they on ' of the Commonwealth, iF !, tribute to the State tax, and this fifty percent to be expended in con struction or improvement of public ways within the city or tow] other fifty' per limits, and the cent to be expended by the State De f partment of Public Works on such highways as it may select, b approved? i 4c Yes, Four Hundred Twenty-eight 9E No, Nine Hundred Sixty-one 6 Six Hundred Seventy-two _ ,40Blanks, Si r 201 4 t f( [ i I r � `• E` 1 ANNUAL REPORT 55 REFERENDUM QUESTION NO. 5 „hall a taw Chapter 473 of the Acts of 1923) which amends exist- a legide slation cer- on the same person shall subject engage or ibesfinancially�e interested tations, no p or for the business' °ansmitt ng the same ofreceiving deposits money equ valents her off keeping foreign h' , hepurpo e of ,tr bond ©entries' unless he h securities n lieu s executed althereofaand has receivedta'; ireasu�er, or deposited from the Commissioner of Banks authorizing him to carry on Bch business, that any money which in case of breach of bond shall he benefit of depositors; paid si the licensee or surety thereon, or the securities deposited in leu ute a trust fund thereof, shall all bconste revocable by thefCoor mmissio Commissioners of Banks for + at the license shall rause shown, the money depositedwith licensees for safe keeping vested in the manner prescribed by the act; and that the ;hall be In n of anY provision of the act shall be punished in the manner�li violatio herein prescribed, be approved?'�' <i 680 Yes, Six Hund.red Eighty ...................................... 228 Two Hundred Twenty-eight 1153"I Blanks, Eleven Hundred Fifty-three 2061` REFERENDUM QUESTION NO. 6 daylight saving be retained by law in Massachusetts?" Shall y . 742 Yes, Seven Hundred Forty-two 857 No, Eight Hundred Fifty-seven ... • • • • 462 Four Hundred Sixty-two Blanks, 2061 REFERENDUM QUESTION NO. 7 �kr Is it desirable that the general courtratify the following pro- titution of the United States: posed amendment to the cons See,tion 1. The Congress shall have power to limit, regulate, and prohibit the labor of persons under eighteen years of age. Section 2. The power of the several States is unimpaired by this article except that the operation of State Laws shall be suspended to he extent necessary to give effect to legislation enacted by the Con- gress? �F= Yes, Five Hundred Twenty-two ................................ 522 980 No, Nine Hundred Eighty ...........°................. .. 559 Blanks, Five Hundred Fifty-nine ....... • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2061 Polls were closed at 8 o'clock P. M. p Voted to dissolve the meeting at 4:15 A. M. Attest: DAVID SMILEY, Town Clerk. Easton, Mass., November 12, 1924. This is to certify that the total number of ballots cast in the towns of Norton, Easton and Mansfield (this being the Second Bristol I 4 I: 1 56 ANNUAL REPORT Representative District) on the fourth day of November A. D. 19 for one Representative in General Court was, four thousand egg hundred ninety (4890). The result of the election was as follows James A. McAna of Easton (Democratic) In Easton, six hundred twenty-five (625). In Norton, ninety-three (93). In Mansfield, two hundred eighty-two (282). Total, one thousand (1000). Leonard H. Porter of Easton (Republican) In Easton, eleven hundred eighty-four (1184). In Norton, five hundred forty-seven (547). In Mansfield, thirteen hundred two (1302). Total, three thousand thirty-three (3033). ANNUAL REPORT 57 PUBLIC LIBRARY TRUSTEES n Plattner,; Town Manager,, )ard of Selectmen, it is a pleasure to report to you that with the more vhichr the voters of the town are granting the Public, lastfew years, the place which the Public Library is community is growing in importance. y not only ministers to those who come to its tables ves, but goes out to meet those who have not yet found s doors. It does this through Miss Wood who goes into sere she is variously known as "The Library and "The She tells the children about the Library. In the case ;chool a deposit of 25 "very easy to read" books were sThis work might well be done in other schools were I on the part of the teachers, and if a little more money William W. ®llendorff of Medway R Another way in which the Library has gone to the people was �spwn last spring when Miss Wood and Miss Edna Phillips, of the In Easton, one (1). ork for Foreigners, Division of Public Libraries, "State House, ar- In Norton, one (1). fanged for an audience with the women's organization of the Sons of In Mansfield, none (0). Maly. Miss Phillips, with Miss Aurora Moro as interpreter, told the Total, two (2). room full of women what the Public Library could do for them, and prged the use of the Italian books to be found there, loaned by the Blanks: tltate, and the use of books on knitting and crocheting. The women In Easton, two hundred one (201). seemed interested and have since made use of the Library, especially In Norton, one hundred seventy-seven (177).ixsing the books on handwork. In Mansfield, four hundred seventy-seven (477). Total, eight hundred fifty-five (855). (Signed) HARRY R. FRANKLIN, Town Clerk, Easton. GEORGE E. SMITH, Town Clerk, Norton. DAVID SMILEY, Town Clerk, Mansfield. A true copy. Attest: DAVID SMILEY, Town Cler] INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS AND WIRES December 31, 192 Mr. William Plattner, Town Manager., Dear Sir: I respectfully submit the following report of the Building ai Wire Inspector: I issued permits during the year and inspected buildings of whip the estimated cost was $105,750.00. Also from March 1st to December 31st., inspected the wiring in buildings and reported same. Respectfully, CHARLES E. WALKER, Inspe 1 usefu r vice Twen or. lowin Mile 4=;` f `he third piece of outside work is the continuance of the deposits st and West Mansfield. This was well started by Miss Wood last and faithfully carried on by Mrs. Cleon Burt in East Mansfield y Mrs. Rufus Ring in West Mansfield. We are glad to report that Burt still carried on. While we regret that Mrs. Ring was �d to give up the work, we can report that Mrs. Edward A. Rich - has kindly consented to take it up. As these women do the gratuitously they richly deserve the thanks of their neighbor- s. )wring the week of Nov. 9-15 Miss Wood inaugurated our first ren's Book Week. Anyone who visited the: Library at that time n't help being pleased with the fine display of new children's ; on the center table. Some of these were loan exhibits; others •e glad to report were our own. Mr. Charles Stearns cooperated movement by displaying in his window books similar to those ,'Library and by posters. The churches and press also helped d the notice. We were proud to display a Thomas Bailey Aldrich ase made by Irvin Jones for the occasion. It was filled with Boy Official Library Books, which were a source of great interest ,,agerly taken out at the first opportunity the next week. On day, at 3 o'clock, 175 children gathered to hear stories told by Corbett. We extend our thanks to Miss Corbett and to Mrs. �r, who were prepared to tell other stories had the afternoon long enough. We also thank Mr. Charles Pratt, who lent Mother records to entertain the very little folks. 'his year the Springfield City Library gave us over one hundred I ; books in fair condition. These were formerly in the War Ser - Libraries in the camps and are of special interest to men. ty-two books have been received from other sources. The fol - g periodicals have been donated: The Illustrated California Re - ANNUAL REPORT view, The Christian Century, The Christian Register, The Union nal, and The Young Crusader. The Women's Educational Association again lent an exhibitio mounted pictures. This time on "Our National Parks. - miss Wood has started a small inexpensive "picture collecti which is being made use of by those getting up club papers. In June we purchased the much desired New International Enqy,� clopedia of 25 volumes with two supplementary volumes, and the ye;.' The adult reading -room has been adorned by a rubber plant,",1, gift of Mrs. Charles Chochran. The following statistics will prove of interest: Circulation of books: Central Library, 40,604. West Mansfield, 1,053. East Mansfield, 719. Circulation of magazines, 1,324. Books purchased, 813. ltalit� books, 77. School deposits, 387. Gifts to the Library, 112. Priscilij,'. and Corticelli booklets, 25. Books borrowed from other libraries, 43. Registration begun in September: Adult, 677; Juvenile, 397. Respectfully submitted, JENNIE F. COPELAND, Secretary EVERETT W. ROBINSON, Presid61-3 ANNIE H. HORTON FRED W.DAY KENNETH C. SHERMAN DOG OFFICER Mr. William Plattner, Town Manager, Mansfield, Mass. Dear Sir: I hereby submit for your consideration and approval, my repa as dog officcr for the year ending December 31, 1924. Number of dogs licensed in Town of Mansfield ...... 400 Respectfully submitted, JOHN W. CONROD, Dog Offic( ANNUAL REPORT 59, TOWN ACCOUNTANT Jonorable Board of Selectmen: xewith submit a report -of the receipts and expenditures of -n of Mansfield, for the year ending December 31, 1924; also Lent of the Town's indebtedness onDecember 31, 1924. DAVID SMILEY, Town Accountant. RECEIPT S—GENERAL REVENUE ,ent Year v-ious Years 573.71 State 3oration and Income ... 39 687.08 Junk ......... 11210 Pedlers ......... e000 Sunday .......... 135.00 pool, Billords and Bowling. 50.00 Milk ................... 23.00 Garage '''''''... orro All others .......... 21685 Marriage Permits .......... 54.00 others .................zo.so Titles � Fire District Taxes N zoou Tax ................. '^^a57.so 350.57 708.09 60.00 on.no ' zuu.00 147.22 3,354.97 � 9.30 723.90 4'4zu.ue 711.60 711.60 /1.44'''^!,\`` 11.44 60 ANNUAL REPORT Water District Taxes 10,315.48 1920 'Tax .. 1.76 COMMERCIAL REVENUE -GENERAL GOVERNMENT Departmental Collector .................. 281.82 Town Clerk .•••.•••••• - • 33.75 Town Hall ., , . ........... 580.00 All Others ............•••• 15.29 Protection of Persons and Property 375.30 Sealer of Weights and Meas- ures .................... 107.34 ANNUAL REPORT 61 cipal Light 'Plant ,ight and Power `', ........ 101,432.94'' obbing .......... 10,315.48 aterest ...........•.. .5.63 111,754.05 cipal Indebtedness temporary Loans ......... 105,000.00 Few School ............... 78,000.00 treet R. R. Notes ........ f,000.00' 184,000.00 ercial Revenue iterest on Deposits ....... 1;451.50 iterest on Taxes ......... 5,315:81 ,iterest on School Loans .. 174.96 6,942.27 107.34 Refunds Health and Sanitation Schools 31.37 Tuberculosis State Subsidy. :174.20 Health .................... 375.30 Highways ................. 164.35 174.2Q Water .................... 48.50 Commons ................. 130.00 Charities Damages by Storm ........ 424:80 Town Home Damages to Persons 8.25 Sale of Produce .......... 84,55 _ Soldiers Relief ............ 10.00 Sale of Milk .............. 3,309.83 Forest Fires .............. 131.45 All others ................ 414.58 Police ..................... 5.00' Charities ................. 8.48 3,808.96 1,337.50 Reimbursements for Relief Cities and Towns ......... 150.00 Transfers 476.92 State ... 864.51 Town Home from Highways ................ Mothers Aid Municipal Light Plant to Cities and Towns ......... 255.19 Light Tax 31.70 State 887.91 Town Home from Collection ...................... Soldiers' Benefits of Garbage .............. 493.71 State Aid ................. 810.00 1,0.02.33 Soldiers Relief 25.00 2,992 61 r Premium on Bonds ............ 1,362.66 Cash Balance January 1, Unclassified1924 56,043.36 Rent No. Main Street Store 140.00 715,99627 Cancelled Check ........... 36.50 f Sale of Junk .............. 16.20 PAYMENTS 192.70 GENERAL GOVERNMENT Salaries PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES Town Manager ............ $3,850.00 Town Clerk and Accountant 1.800.00 Water Department Treasurer ........ , , , , , , , , , 1 800.00 , Sale of Water ............ 24,863.81 Assessors ................. 2,100.00' Jobbing ................. 1,401.30 Assessors, 1922 .......... 183.33 Sale of Old Material ...... 182.60 F 26,447.71 r� $9,733.33 62 -' ANNUAL REPORT 984.00 )eery and Postage ... 545.20 rtising and Printing ... Appropriation ........... $9,700.00 10.95 ✓ )hone ........ Balance 1923 ....... 233.34 75.50✓' up Insurance ........ 42.88/ 9,933.34, 53.00 ►l oneer and Sundries Expended ............... 9,733.33 1,798.65 3ropriation ........... 1,800.00 Balance ............... 200.01 Selectmen's Department, Expenses Stationery and Postage .... 22.25 Printing and Advertising .. 38.01 Auto, Car Fare, Team, Etc. 4.50 Auditing .................. 409.57 Telephone ................ 10.46 Safe Deposit Box .......... 8.00 Hackney Badges .......... 19.50 512.29 Appropriation ........... 100.00 Transfer, Reserve ....... 412.29 512.29 Expended ............... 512.29 Town Manager's Expense Bond ...................... 12.50 Postage and Stationery .... 40.14 Telephone ................ 33.86 Sundry ................. 2.80 89.3( Appropriation ........... 100.00 Expended ............... 89.30 Balance ................. 10.70 Town Clerk's Department Expenses Assistant ................. 653.75 Stationery and Postage .... 202.54 Printing and Advertising .. 15.75 Telephone .............. 32.11 Pedlers' Badges ........... 14.98 Pads ..................... 10.50 Express and Sundries ..... 9; 84� 939.4' Appropriation ........... 850.00 Transfer Reserve ........ 89.47 939.47 Expended ............... 939.47 ANNUAL REPORT63 7's Department Expenses taut ......... 984.00 )eery and Postage ... 545.20 rtising and Printing ... 26.80 ,res ............. 10.95 ✓ )hone ........ 34.16 i Writer .............. 75.50✓' up Insurance ........ 42.88/ cting Taxes ...... ... 53.00 ►l oneer and Sundries 10.91 1,798.65 3ropriation ........... 1,800.00 )ended ............... 1,798.65 ance ................. 1.35 lector's Department, Expenses Collector's Bond .......... Appropriation ........... -Expended ............... essors' Department, Expenses Assistants and Clerk ....... Stationery and Postage .... Auto and Car Fares ........ Telephone ................ Typewriter` and Furniture .. Printing .............. Sundries .................. Appropriation ........... Expended ............... Balance ................. isessors' Valuation Book Stenographer .............. Appropriation ........... Expended ............... Balance ................. er Finance Officers Certifying Notes ........... 330.00 330.00 330.00 330.00 800.00 81.74 41.81 25.11 142.75 24.00 63.87 1,179.28 1,400.00 1,179.28 220.72 30.00 30.00 500.00 30.00 470.00 24.00 24.00 Appropriation ........... 60.00 Expended 24.00 Balance ............... 36.00 64 ANNUAL REPORT Board of Survey Balance forward 1923 .... 231.22 Law Department 524 Balance forward 1923 .... 116.30 616.30 Election and Registration Department Printing and Advertising .... 02.89 1,357.61 Town Hall Repairs Labor and small repairs ... 32C87 Transfer from Town Hall ... 53.12 Balance forward 1923 .... 1,375.37 1,875-37 ANNUAL REPORT 65 2,115.46 Re- pairs Transfer to Town Hall .................. Expended .......... �morial Building Janitor ................... Fuel .......... Light .......... Janitor's Supplies— ''''''''' Repairs ............ Water ............ Sundry ............. Appropriation_- ........... _ Expended ............... 2,11 5.46 2,115.46 PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police Department Dog Officer ............ 150.00 Expenses ............ 93.30 243.30 Appropriation ........... 300.00 Expended ............ 243.30 Balance ......`..... 56.70 ANNUAL REPORT 65 2,115.46 Re- pairs Transfer to Town Hall .................. Expended .......... �morial Building Janitor ................... Fuel .......... Light .......... Janitor's Supplies— ''''''''' Repairs ............ Water ............ Sundry ............. Appropriation_- ........... _ Expended ............... 2,11 5.46 2,115.46 PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police Department Dog Officer ............ 150.00 Expenses ............ 93.30 243.30 Appropriation ........... 300.00 Expended ............ 243.30 Balance ......`..... 56.70 Re- pairs Transfer to Town Hall .................. Expended .......... �morial Building Janitor ................... Fuel .......... Light .......... Janitor's Supplies— ''''''''' Repairs ............ Water ............ Sundry ............. Appropriation_- ........... _ Expended ............... 2,11 5.46 2,115.46 PROTECTION OF PERSONS AND PROPERTY Police Department Dog Officer ............ 150.00 Expenses ............ 93.30 243.30 Appropriation ........... 300.00 Expended ............ 243.30 Balance ......`..... 56.70 Appropriation ........... 11,000.00 Expended .............. 10,397.32 Balance . 602.68 Rewiring Fire Alarm System Labor and Material 1,054.44 ANNUAL REPORT 67 Appropriation 1,000.00 Transfer, Reserve 54.44 1,054.44 Expended ............... 1,054.44 - t Mansfield Fire AlarmSystem Labor and Material ....... 701.04 1,644.32 Teams .................... 701.04 Appropriation ........... 1,000.00 66 ANNUAL REPORT 701.04 202.76 Balance ................. 298.96 Sundries .................. N� Police Department .Inspector .................. 33.90 Chief ... 300.00 - 200.00 Patrolmen 200.00 3,657.00 Expended ............... Others employes ............ 51.40 Auto ............ Sealer and Assistants ...... 257.00 141.87 Equipment for Men ....... 263.33 Supplies .................. Repairs ................... 37.11 10.21 Stationery, Printing and Balance forward 1923 .... 37.11 Postage ............... 200.00 16.50 Telephone ................ 102.51 193.12 Food for Prisoners ........ Balance ................. 34.45 Subscription Auto List ..... 50.00 Lunches ................... 10.50 Pictures .................. 32.00 Sundry Expenses .......... 44.36 4,829.26: Appropriation ........... 5,000.00 Refund ................. 5.00 5,005.00 Expended ............... 4,829.26 Balance ......... *........ 175.74 Fire Department Engineers ................. 600.00 Firemen .................. 8170.15 H. E. King, Expenses ...... 70.00 Apparatus ................. 431.81 Equipment of Men ......... 139.00 Sundry Small Expenses 23.64 Fuel ...................... 334.06 Light ..................... 214.24 Repairs ................... 75.05 Furnishings .............. 34.00 Laundry ................... 65.45 Stationery, Printing and Postage ................. 8.11 Telephone ................. 45.51 Auto ...................... 12.00 Medical Services .......... 3.00 Rent ...................... 112.00 Insurance ................. 59.30 10,397.3; Appropriation ........... 11,000.00 Expended .............. 10,397.32 Balance . 602.68 Rewiring Fire Alarm System Labor and Material 1,054.44 ANNUAL REPORT 67 Appropriation 1,000.00 Transfer, Reserve 54.44 1,054.44 Expended ............... 1,054.44 - t Mansfield Fire AlarmSystem Labor and Material ....... 701.04 1,644.32 Teams .................... 701.04 Appropriation ........... 1,000.00 Postage ................ Expended ............. 701.04 202.76 Balance ................. 298.96 Sundries .................. )ection of Buildings and Wires .Inspector .................. 33.90 200.00 Kayso .................... - 200.00 Appropriation ........... 200.00 Sundries .................. Expended ............... 200.00 .er Weights and Measures l� r Sealer and Assistants ...... 141.87 Insurance ................. 14.14 Supplies .................. 37.11 1;93.12 Balance forward 1923 .... 37.11 Appropriation ........... 200.00 237.11 Expended ............... 193.12 Balance ................. 43.99 )th Department Labor ..................... 1,644.32 Teams .................... 432.00 Stationery, Printing and Postage ................ 11.05 Insecticides ............... 202.76 Hardware and Tools ...... 147.98 Sundries .................. 18.56 2,456.67 Appropriation ........... 2,500.00 Expended ............... 2,456.67 j Balance ................. 43.33 ,. Tree Warden Insurance ................. 42.39 Labor ..................... 517.83 Lumber, Hardware and Tools 33.90 Kayso .................... 15.68 Sundries .................. 8.05 1,054.44 l� r { 617.85 I 68 ANNUAL REPORT Appropriation ........... 600.00 Transfer, Reserve ........ 17.85 617.85 Expended ............. 617.85 Forest Fires Fighting Fires ............. 276.65 Warden ................... 50.00 Apparatus ................. 86-55 Freight ................... 2.60 415.80 Appropriation ........... 500.00 Refunds ................. 131.45 631.45 Expended ............... 415.80 Balance ................. 215.65 HEALTH AND SANITATION Selectmen for Nursing Purposes Nurse ..................... 937.50 Sundry Cases ............. 119.28 1,05; Appropriation ........... 1,200.00 Expended ............... 1,056.78 Balance ................. 143.22 Cleaning Back Bay Brook Labor 245.42 Supplies and Tools ........ 6.15 25 Balance Forward 1923 51.35 Appropriation ........... 200.00 251.35 Transfer, Reserve 0.22 251.57 Expended ................ 251.57 Maintenance County T. B. Hospital Bristol County ............. 4.330.60 4,33( Appropriation ......... 4.330.60 Expended ................ 4,330.60 ANNUAL REPORT 69 ................ I ..... 180.00 tal Treatment ........ 143.00 sating and Carding .... 155.00 , and Treatment, Tub- Ilosis, ................ 2,166.74 ding Births and Deaths 38.25 Aor Animals ......... 231.00 Aor of Slaughtering .. 17.50 ies .................. 50.00 2,981.49 ;funds .................. 375.30 ipropriation ........... 1,800.00 2,175.30 :pended ............... 2,981.49 )verdraft ............... 806.19 ction of Garbage >rinting and Advertising ... I.ollector .................. Appropriation ........... Balance Forward 1923 ... Expended ................ 12.56 1Y299.71 1)200.00 112.27 1,312.27 1,312.27 HIGHWAYS Labor ..................... Teams .................... Stone and Gravel ......... Equipment and Repairs Rent of Land and Garage Liability Insurance ........ Freight, Express, Etc. ..... Tarvia .................... 13,386.36 3,714.98 922.17 2,392.01 25.00 248.00 163.91 4,294.99 Appropriation ........... 25,000.00 Refund ................. 164.35 25,164.35 1,312.27 25,147.42 Expended ............... 25,147.42 Balance ................. 16.93 Elm Street Labor and Gravel .......... 2044.70 2,044.70 10.00 8,738.20 1 70 ANNUAL REPORT .. .. 931.79 Appropriation ..... 2,000.00 Lies and Towns, Transfer, Reserve ...... 44.70 Overdraft ............... 726.72 2,044.70 yn Home Expended .. .... • . • • • • • 2,044.70 1,033.32 Sidewalks Labor and Material ........ 1,746.20 �z 1,582.28 Dry Goods and Clothing... 1,746 20 �y Appropriation ........... 2,500.00 ' Expended .•••••••••••••• 1,746.20 231.37 Hay and Grain ............ Balance ................. 753.80 Medicine and Medical - Sup- f ' plies .................... 119.27 Snow and Ice Removal 29.21 Horses .................... Labor and Teams ......... 100.00 1,246.36 Repairs, Freight, Express, Water .. 29.78 56.00 Etc. ..................... Etc . .................... 548.87 7,956.28 Appropriation ........... 1,27614 Appropriation ......... 1,000.00` 276.14 7,956.28 r Transfer, Reserve ....... _ 1,276.14 Expended ............... 1,276.14 l Removal Poles South Main Street Poles..................... 210.00 210.00 Appropriation ........... 1,000.00 Expended ............... 210.00 Balance ................. 790.00 Street Lighting Street Lights .............. 9,000.00 9,000.00 Appropriation ........... 9,000.00 Expended ............... 9,000.00 CHARITIES AND SOLDIERS' BENEFITS Poor Department Ambulance ................ 76.00 379.87 Groceries and Provisions .. Coal and Wod .......... 86.00 Board and Care ............ 269.30 Medicine and. Medical At 139.00 tendance ..............• gg3.00 Cash Aid' 152.00 Burial .................. rt ANNUAL REPORT 71 vices 10.00 8,738.20 5.00 Cities 110.84 .. .. 931.79 hers' Aid ........ 3,568.25 Lies and Towns, ' Aid ............ 2,117.15 ldiers' Benefits Cash Aid ................. 1;263.42 1,26'3.42 Appropriation ........... 1,500.00 Refund ................. 35.00 1,535.00 Expended ............... 1,263.42 Balance ................. 271.58 State Aid Cash Aid ........... 708.00 708.00 8,738.20 Appropriation ........... 8,000.00 Refund' .................. 11.48 8,011.48 Expended ............... 8,738.20 Overdraft ............... 726.72 yn Home Superintendent ..........,. 1,033.32 Other Employees ......... 1,519.15 Groceries and provisions .. 1,582.28 Dry Goods and Clothing... .247.19 Buildings ................. 178.56 Fuel and Light .......... 231.37 Hay and Grain ............ 21046.56 Medicine and Medical - Sup- plies .................... 119.27 Telephone ................ 29.21 Horses .................... 100.00 Pigs ...................... 264.00 Water .. 56.00 Furnishings, Blacksmithing, Etc . .................... 548.87 7,956.28 Appropriation ........... 8,000.00 Expended ............... 7,956.28 Balance ................. 43.72 ldiers' Benefits Cash Aid ................. 1;263.42 1,26'3.42 Appropriation ........... 1,500.00 Refund ................. 35.00 1,535.00 Expended ............... 1,263.42 Balance ................. 271.58 State Aid Cash Aid ........... 708.00 708.00 72 ANNUALREPORTBalance forward 1923 .... 1,000.00Military School, General Expense Superintendent, Salary .... 2,446.48 Aid180422.00Soldier's 125.06 Sundry Small Expenses .... 212.92 4,578.35 Traveling Expenses ...... 24.60 Teachers' Salaries 18,673.88 39,733.50 School Nurse and Supplies 1,652.43 BurialSCHOOLSNew School uo,0', ANNUAL REPORT 73 and Supplies ......nentary ' ...... ' d Light ...... lementary ...... ' and Maintenance ���' Supplies .......'. dry' ..... .....*.... *... —`—`— '''''' --- Supplies—_ ....`... xz.................... r Equipment .......... omuo Etc ............ Lting ................ ���o oxr�or ' Expense ...... _~ ................... Appropriation 96,413.00 '.'''''''' �uulaooe forward zmm..... uru.s» uenozuo ................ 22.56 97,11411 Balance .... . . .. .. 8.97 ^ PUBLIC LIBRARY 342.62 2,976.40 1,431.76 3,930.91 1,178.22 4,xux.m ^97,105.14 School, General Expense Superintendent, Salary .... 2,446.48 Stationery, Printing and 125.06 Sundry Small Expenses .... 212.92 4,578.35 Traveling Expenses ...... 24.60 Teachers' Salaries 18,673.88 39,733.50 School Nurse and Supplies 1,652.43 ANNUAL REPORT 73 and Supplies ......nentary ' ...... ' d Light ...... lementary ...... ' and Maintenance ���' Supplies .......'. dry' ..... .....*.... *... —`—`— '''''' --- Supplies—_ ....`... xz.................... r Equipment .......... omuo Etc ............ Lting ................ ���o oxr�or ' Expense ...... _~ ................... Appropriation 96,413.00 '.'''''''' �uulaooe forward zmm..... uru.s» uenozuo ................ 22.56 97,11411 Balance .... . . .. .. 8.97 ^ PUBLIC LIBRARY 342.62 2,976.40 1,431.76 3,930.91 1,178.22 4,xux.m ^97,105.14 Stationery and Printing .... 125.06 Sundry Small Expenses .... 28.26 4,578.35 74" ANNUAL REPORT ,. Damages by Storm ........ 412.34 Transfer, Reserve ....... 63.83 Balance forward 1923.... 120.00 Expended ............... 4,282.90 488.63 Appropriation ........... 3,500.00 r Balance ............... 76.29 Dog Fund .......... 723.90 Mansfield Press ........... 307.00 Fines .................... 318.48 Printing .................. 8.00 *01 4,662.38 Insurance ................. 64.50 Expended ............... 4,578.35 Town of Foxboro Taxes 1923 13.64 Balance ................. 84.03 Labor ..................... 3,919.93 UNCLASSIFIED 11.00 Sundries .................. Estimated Revenue Pipe and Fittings .......... 2,125.35 Meters and Fittings ....... Cancelled: check ........... Equipment and Repairs .... 1.50' Freight ................... 72.26 Commons Labor ..................... 373.05 Equipment ................ 46.73 Express, Paint, Etc. 15.47 435. Appropriation ........... 300.00 Refunds ............. 130.00 Transfer, Reserve ....... 5.25 435.25 Expended ............... 435.25 Horse and Drinking Fountains Water Department ........ 100.00 k4� " 100. Appropriation ........... 100.00 Expended ............... 100.00 Premiums on Bonds Printing .................. 195.00 195. Damages to Persons and Property ,. Damages by Storm ........ 412.34 Transfer, Reserve ....... 63.83 Insurance ............. 424.80 Expended ............... 4,282.90 488.63 Expended' ............... 412.34 r Balance ............... 76.29 Printing Town Reports 159.59. Mansfield Press ........... 307.00 Stationery and Postage ..... 255.25 412.34' 307.00 ANNUAL REPORT 75. iriation 310.00 Led ..... 307.00 e .............. 3.00 .y tills by G. A.. R.. '.. 250.00 250.00 Appropriation ........... 250.00 Expended ............... 250.00 for Hydrant and Fire Purposes ,ter Department ........ 1,000.00 1,000.00 Appropriation ........... 1,000.00 Expended ............... 1,000.00 [assurance Insurance ................. 4,282.90 Oil, Waste, Packing and Pipe 4,282.90 Appropriation ........... 1,800.00 3,977.92 Expended ............... 4,282.90 90.07 Overdraft ............... 2,482.90 19.80 ENTERPRISES 656.13 ]Vater Department 159.59. Clerks .................... 2,031.05 Stationery and Postage ..... 255.25 Printing .................. 8.00 Telephone ................ 93:76 Insurance ................. 64.50 Auto ...................... 250.00 Town of Foxboro Taxes 1923 13.64 Registering Cars ........ , . 10.00 Labor ..................... 3,919.93 Teams ......... ......... 11.00 Sundries .................. 57.57 Pipe and Fittings .......... 2,125.35 Meters and Fittings ....... 1,591.50 Equipment and Repairs .... 1,169.59 Freight ................... 72.26 Pumping Station Engineers ................. 3,890.50 Oil, Waste, Packing and Pipe 391.65 Coal ...................... 3,977.92 Light ..................... 90.07 Labor ..................... 19.80 Repairs to Buildings ....... 656.13 Sundries ................... 159.59. 20,858.06 z ANNUAL REPORT 77 76 ANNUAL REPORT MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS ' • Balance Forward 1923.... 1,172.79 , Dans Receipts= 1924 26,543.01 Temporary Loans ...... 20,500.00 ,r `General 715.80 School .................... 8,000.00 Expended ............... 20,858.06 Hospital .......... . ... 1,000.00 Street R. R. .............. 2,500.00 Balance 6,857.74 Water ...................... 16 000 00 27,500.00 LIGHT DEPARTMENT Appropriation ........... 23,500.00 ELECTRIC Street R. R . ............. 1,000.00 School Advance ......... 4,000.00 Administration Auditing .................. 376.74 986. 28,500.00 Manager .................. Expended ............... 27,500.00 Stationery and Postage ..... Wages .... 21,643.80 30.30 Balance ................. 1,000.00 Printing and Advertising... Telephone ................ 184.83 Rent 650.00 2,220.00 INTEREST Interest ................... Bonds 2,000.00 Temporary Loans 1,560.81 Fuel ....... Tools, Oil and Waste ...... 430.27 61.76 ' 1,5 60 81 Water .... Sundry Small Expenses, 9.51 Appropriation 5,000.00` Freight and Express ..-... 1,266.03 Expended ............... 1,560.81 Current Purchased ..... • .. 60,977.69 Meters and Transformers. - 1,653.58 Balance ................. 3,439.19 Transportation and Garage 1,286.64 2,215.90 Interest Insurance ................. Supplies . 13,38164 School Loans ............. 5,067.50 Material and ..... Suspense Account 583.00 r Street R. R. ••••••••••••••• 1,350.00 Interest Consumers' Meters. 13.50 - Water District Loans ...... 6,160.00 Car Fares .............. -14.00 Hospital Loans ............ 700.00 110,715.52 f 13,277.50 Appropriation ........... 12,740.00 Balance Operation 1923., 4,069.84 Refund ................ 174.96 Consumers' Meters ...... 5.63 Receipts 1924 . 111,748.42 12,914.96 G 115,823.89 � Expended ............... 13,277.50 _ Expended ............... 110,715.52 Overdraft ............... 362.54 Balance 5,108.37 w Paid in Advance ................. Shortage 1923 ............. 2,120.00 362.54 (CEMETERIES Overdraft 2,482.54 - Paid in Advance 1924.......... 2,482.54 Care of Town Burial Grounds AGENCY TRUST AND INVESTMENT Labor and Expense 320.03' Taxes 320.03 " State and Non -Resident Bank 12,358.38 County .................. 6,778.23 Appropriation .......... 400.00 p Highway ............ . ..... Auditing Municipal Accounts. 961.19 31.70 Expended .............. 320.03 79.97 20,156.50 Balance ................ 4 a u i .;. 3,996.75 City of Boston Military Aid, Due from State 832.94 State Aid Soldier's Burial, Due from State 705.00 Municipal Light, Accounts Receivable New School Building 12,639.62 Light and Power Library; Bills Outstanding 4,549.84 Jobbing Water DSal r o e t, Accounts Receivable Parks 375.35 150th Anniversary Committee 877 95 Jobbing Departmental Revenue, Charities Municipal Light, Operation 5,102.74 Municipal Light ., 5.63 Water Surplus War Bonus Fund Water Department, Operation 3,285.00 Authorized Loans Overlay 1922 " ` r 1,167.66 Overlay 1923 ^ 4,000.00 Overlay 1924 357833.16 Overlay Reserve f 204.39 Excess and Deficiency 2,022.00 Tax' Judgments (Pending) 71.20 Tax Judgments Tax Titles 40,000.00 420.15 Cash Advance to Schools r" 25.00 General Assessors' Valuation Books 7,000.00 Assessors' Maps 12,000.00 Board of Survey 9;500.00 Planning Board 14,000.00 Town By -Laws 6,0,00.00 Town Hall Repairs Memorial Building (Overdraft) 22,500.00 777.05 806.19 Health (Overdraft) ' 13,500.00 726.72 Charities (Overdraft) (Overdraft) 16,000.00 2,482.90 Insurance East Mansfield Fire Alarm 25,000.00 Sidewalks 7,000.00 South Main Street Removal of Poles, So. Main Street 10,000.00 State Aid 45,000.00 Water Supply District Loan 21,000.00 Street R. R. Loan (Notes) 5,000.00 East Mansfield Water Ext. Loan $4,829 17,189 1,252 3,35 2,19( 2,28 1,89: 10,85 43.68 470.00 200.00 166.12 720.25- 200-00 841.15 298.96 753.80 5,000.00 790.00 1,00.00 ANNUAL REPORT 79 298.50 Military Aid, Due from State 60.00 Soldier's Burial, Due from State New School Building 1,277.48 Library; Bills Outstanding 80.00 Parks 5,00.00' 150th Anniversary Committee 200.00 Municipal Light, Operation 5,102.74 Municipal Light, Interest 5.63 Water Department, Operation 6,857.74 Premium on Bonds 1,167.66 482.54 Interest on Bonds (Paid in Advance) 4,000.00 Bonds due 1925 (Paid in Advance) 357833.16 Electric Light, Sinking Funds f 204.39 Water District, Sinking Funds 292,462.45 Net Funded or Fixed Debt Municipal Light Loan No. 1 P 40,000.00 Municipal Light Loan No, 2 3,000.00 Municipal Light Loan No. 3 7,000.00 Municipal Light Loan 12,000.00 Municipal Light Loan 9;500.00 High School Building Loan 14,000.00 Mansfield School Loan 6,0,00.00 Street R. R. Loan 22,500.00 County T. B. Hospital Loan 13,500.00 Spaulding School Addition Loan 16,000.00 Water ,Supply District Loan 25,000.00 Water Supply District Loan 7,000.00 Water Supply District Loan 10,000.00 Water Supply District Loan 45,000.00 Water Supply District Loan 21,000.00 Street R. R. Loan (Notes) 5,000.00 East Mansfield Water Ext. Loan 15,000.00 West Mansfield Water Ext. Loan 15,000.00 New School Loan 78,000.00 9,505,.55 Cash Balance 477,661.58 477,661.58 TRUST FUNDS 12,957.73 Cash and Securities Williams School Fund (Principal) 1,000.00 Williams School Fund (Income) 682.06 Jacob Williams Lecture Fund (Principal) 2,000.00 Jacob Williams Lecture Fund (Income) 1,1.61.29 Perpetual Care Funds (Principal) 6,945.00 Perpetual Care Funds (Income) 1,169.38 12,957.73 12,957.73 80 ANNUAL 'REPORT 81 BOND RECORD 12,000:(' Municipal Light Loan -No. 1, 4% bonds 15,000.00 due October 1, 1933 Sinking Fund to meet same Interest due April 1 and October 1 $ 800.00 Anually 1,600.00 Municipal Light Loan -No. 2, 4% bonds 15,000.00 due April 1, 1934 9,500.( Sinking fund to meet same Interest due April 1 120.00 Municipal Light Loan -No. 3, 4% bonds due June 1, 1935 25,000.1 Sinking fund to meet same Interest due June 1 and December 1 140.00 Annually 280.00 Municipal Light Loan--Serial-4% bonds 81 due April 1, 1936 12,000:(' Outstanding Dec. 31, 1924 15,000.00 Interest due April and October 1 1,000.00 due annually April 1 ti Municipal Light Loan -Serial -4% bonds due September -1, 1934 Outstanding December 31, 1924 15,000.00 1,000.00 due annually September 1 9,500.( Interest due March 1 and September 1 Municipal Light Bonds (total) outstanding 71,500.1 Water Supply District Loan, 4% bonds due July 1, 1925 25,000.1 Sinking Fund to meet same Interest due January 1 and July 1 500.00 rw Annually 1,000.00 Water Supply District Loan (Serial) 4% bonds due July 1, 1939 6,000.00 Outstanding December 31, 1924 45,000.' 3,000.00 due annually July 1 Interest due January 1 and July 1 §'Paulding School Loan -Serial -51/4% bonds Water Supply District Loan (Serial) 4% bonds 16,000.00 due August 1, 1945 21,000. Outstanding December 31, 1924 1,000.00 due annually August 1 Interest due February 1 and August 1 Water Supply District Loan (Serial) 4% bonds 78,000.00 due March 1, 1931 7,000. Outstanding December 31, 1924 1,000.00 due annually March 1 $114,000.00 Interest due March 1 and and September 1 Water Supply District Loan, 4% bonds 22,500.00 due July 1, 1933 10,000. Sinking Fund to meet same Interest due January 1 and July 1 200.00 Annually 400.00 due April 1, 1938 ANNUAL REPORT 81 Mansfield Water Extension Loan, 41/4% bonds due September 1, 1927 15,000.00 Outstanding December 31, 1924 due annually September 1 5,000.00 interest due March 1 and September 1 Mansfield Water Extension Loan, 41/4% bonds due September 1, 1927 15,000.00 Outstanding December 31, 1924 x,000.00 due annually September 1 wlnterest due March 1 and September 1 <.$138,000.00 ater Bonds (total) Outstanding School Loan -Serial -4% bonds due July 1, 1931 14,000.00 `'Outstanding December 31, 1924 2,000.00 due annually July 1 ' Interest due January 1 and July 1 School Loan (Berry School) Serial -4%o bonds due_ July 1, 1930 6,000.00 Outstanding December 31, 1924 1,000.00 due annually July 1 Interest due January 1 and July 1 §'Paulding School Loan -Serial -51/4% bonds due August 1, 1940 16,000.00 Outstanding December 31, 1924 1,000.00 due annually August 1 Interest due February 1 and August 1 New School Loan Outstanding December 31, 1924 78,000.00 4,000 due annually January 15 Interest due Jan. 15 and July 15 School Bonds (total) Outstanding - $114,000.00 Street Railroad Loan -Serial -41/2% bonds' due November 15, 1939 22,500.00 Outstanding December 31, 1924 1,500.00 due annually November 15 Interest due May 15 and November 15 Country T. B. Hospital Loan (Serial) 5% bonds due April 1, 1938 Outstanding December 31, 1924 13,500.00 1,000.00 due annually April 1 Interest due April and October 1 - Street Railroad Loan (Notes) 41/2% Notes due August 1, 1929 Outstanding December 31, 1924 5,000.00 Annually 1,000 due August 31 Unclassified Loans (total) Outstanding $41,000.00 Total Notes and Bonds December 31, 1924 $364,500.00 r 82 ANNUAL REPORT TOWN TREASURER Mr. William Plattner, Town Manager, Mansfield, Mass. Dear Sir:— I herewith submit to you my annual report as Town Treasure for the year ending December 31, 1924. %he first part of the report consists of a statement of the case receipts during the year and the second part will be a table of the amount of revenue notes issued and the amount of interest paid o� v the same, over a period of five years. At the annual election in 1924 the sum Of $5000.00 was voted for the interest on temporary loans and; 1 you will see from the table I submitted, that the amount expended was only $1560.81. This was brought about through your hearty co -Opera tion in the payment of bills and also by the exercise of great care by the Treasurer in the issuing of notes. At all times during the' ye.r, I have tried to keep the cash balance on hand as low as possible aj - not to borrow any money until it was absolutely necessary. Dr. Cr. Cash on Hand Jan. 1, 1924...... $56.043.36 Receipts from Jan. 1, 1924 to Dec. 31, 1924: Taxes collected during 1924.... $272,636.86 Interest on Taxes ............. 5,315.81 Charges on Taxes (Summons, Demands, etc.) .............. 281.82 Interest on Bank Deposits ..... 1,451.50 Municipal Light Plant: Light and Power ..$101,432.94 Jobbing ........... 10,315.48 Miscellaneous ..... 37.33 111,785.75 Town Farm: Sale of Milk ..... 3,309.83 Sale of Eggs ...... 28.05 Rent of Cottage ... 89.00 Highway Work .... 675.80 Miscellaneous ..... 666.86 — 4769.54 Receipts: Rent of Town Hall ............ 580.00 Water Department: Water Bills Paid ... 24,863.81 Water Jobbing .... 1,401.30 Miscellaneous ..... 182.60 26,447.71 Weights and Measures ........ 107.34 Rent of Municipal Buildings .... 140.00 Court Fines 357.52 Commonwealth of Mass., Taxes and other Miscellaneous Items 46,118.69 Refund, Outside Relief Other Towns ...................... 438.67 Refund,; Cancelled Checks and Miscellaneous Items ........ 577.92 TOWN COLLECTOR r. William Plattner, 7wnManager, ansfield, Mass. -'ar' Sir: I herewith submit to you my annual report as Collector of Taxes r the Town of Mansfield. You will note from the figures as given, that ' a reduction has been ade during the year, on outstanding taxes of $44,342.36, thus causing great saving in the borrowing of money on anticipation of revenue' tes' as well as a very notable reduction of the amount' which has en ordinarily spent on interest on temporary loaans. ANNUAL REPORT 83 Dr. Cr. yorary Loans (Anticipation Revenue) ..... 1051000.00` .pts Dog Fund .... 723.90 Clerk's Receipts ........ 790.95 of New School Bonds ... 78,000.00 jUm on New School Bonds 1,362.66 :$t on New School Bonds 174.96 c Library (Fines) ....... 350.57` ,,,as, T. B. ; Hospital ...... 375.30 A. St. Ry. Note ....... 1,000.00 ance Received on Public nary ............... 424.80 titles Redeemed .......... 711.60 -al Revenue .............. 29.04 Receipts for the Year $659,952.91 Disbursements (Vouch - d and approved) ........ $706,490.72 Balance Dec. 31, 1924 ... 9,505.55 $715,996.27 $715,996.27 STATEMENT OF TEMPORARY LOANS IN ATICIPATION OF TAXES Amounts Unpaid at close; of Amount Borrowed Interest Paid year $125,000.00 $4,228.45: $35,000.00 190,000.00 9,036,49 110 000.00 205,000.00 8,266.66 105,000.00 180,000.00 6,068.14 100,000.00 105,000.00 1,560.81 None Respectfully submitted, H. H. EVERETT, Treasurer. TOWN COLLECTOR r. William Plattner, 7wnManager, ansfield, Mass. -'ar' Sir: I herewith submit to you my annual report as Collector of Taxes r the Town of Mansfield. You will note from the figures as given, that ' a reduction has been ade during the year, on outstanding taxes of $44,342.36, thus causing great saving in the borrowing of money on anticipation of revenue' tes' as well as a very notable reduction of the amount' which has en ordinarily spent on interest on temporary loaans. c 84 ANNUAL REPORT DEBITS r; Dr. Uncollected Taxes Dec. 31 1923: ANNUAL REPORT Poll Taxes 1920 ............... $5.00 Poll Taxes 1921 .............. • 248..30 Poll Taxes 1922 ............... " 300.71 Cr 41a Poll Taxes 1923 ......... • . • • • 857.00 Fire District Taxes 1920 ...... 12.74 went with above adjustments Water District Taxes 1920 .... 1.96 Taxes 1920 ................... 149.90 Taxes 1921 ................... 2,438.31 Taxes 1922 ................... 19,087.97 Taxes 1923 .................... 83,460.80 v°e 1921 Total Outstanding Taxes Dec. 31, 1923 .................... s 1922 $106,562.69 Commitments in 1924: Poll1924 ....................... 3,948.00 Taxes 1924 ................... 229,771.40 233,719.40 CREDITS Abatements Granted During 1924: til Tax Titles During 1924.. Poll Taxes 1920 ............... $5.00 Poll Taxes 1921 ............... 194.30 Poll Taxes 1922 .............. 228.00 71.20 Poll Taxes 1923 .............. 225.00 �{gments Pending on 1921 Taxes Poll Taxes 1924 ............... 22.00 Fire District Taxes 1920 ...... 1.30 Water > District Taxes 1920 .... .20 Property Taxes 1920 .......... 40.78 Property Taxes 1921 ........... 196.23 Bros. Fadden ) Property Taxes 1922 ......... 163.84 Property Taxes 1923 .......... 895.12 Property Taxes 1924 .. • ....... 348.60 Y below) Total Abatements Granted in - 1924 ........................ oil Taxes 1922 ............... 2,320.37 Collections During 1924: Poll Taxes 1921 ...... • ....... • 54.00 Poll Taxes 1922 ............... 55.71 �J'oll Taxes 1924 .............. Poll Taxes 1923 ............... 464.00 Poll Taxes 1924 ..... $3,806.00 Property Taxes 1922 .......... 64.61 Deduct Duplicate Col- lection ............ 2.00 3,804.00 Fire District Taxes 1920 ..... 11.44 property Taxes 1924 .......... 61,461,62 Water District Taxes 1920 ..... 1.76 Property Taxes 1920 .......... 37.92 Property Taxes 1921 .......... 1,025.14 31, 1924 .................... Property Taxes 1922 .......... 17,508.34 Property Taxes 1923 81,920.04 Add $10.00 collected in 340,282.09 1923 and not re- ported as taxes 10.00 HAROLD H. EVERETT, - 81,930.04 Deduct Duplicate Col- BURIAL LOT lections that have been refunded ... 5.17 81,924.87 Property Taxes 1924 ... ..... • . 167,752.51 Care of r; ANNUAL REPORT 85 '� - " : ollectioris on Taxes.' dur- C Cr 41a to applyto commit - went with above adjustments 272,6,39.69 itles taken by Collector elnized below) - v°e 1921 286.94 s 1922 259.18 253.71 des 1923 ..... .... .... 208.67 1924 ................ til Tax Titles During 1924.. 1,008.50 gment Received on 1920 Taxes (Cosmo - TitanEx. Co.) ......................... 71.20 �{gments Pending on 1921 Taxes (Mc- Fadden :Bros.) .......................... 930.00 "dgments Pending on 1922 Taxes (Mc - Bros. Fadden ) 92 0 1,0 0 outstanding Taxes Dec. 31, 1924 (Itemized 6 $340,282 09 Y below) oil Taxes 1922 ............... 17.00 Taxes 1923 .............. 168.00 ;5 �J'oll Taxes 1924 .............. 122.00 Property Taxes 1922 .......... 64.61 ?operty Taxes 1923 .......... 387.10 property Taxes 1924 .......... 61,461,62 Total Outstanding Taxes Dec. 31, 1924 .................... 62220.33 340,282.09 Respectfully submitted, HAROLD H. EVERETT, - Collector. BURIAL LOT FUNDS Town of Mansfield in account with same for 1924. Jan. 1 Interest Care of Bal. Dec. in fund received lot 31, 1924 ............ Elijah Allen .. $112.65 $5.47 $4.00 $114.12 Hannah E. Allen .......... 385.94 19.19 6.00 399.13 William T. Arndt ......... 100.00 3.77 103.77 G. F. and G. M. Austin ..... 119.55 5.82 4.00 121.37 w -~ Martha B. Austin ......... 155.74 _ 7.64 4.00 159.38 F. A. Balcom ............. 110.41 5.37 4.00 111.78 James Beeden .......... 115.36 5.62 4.00 116.98 C. T. Borden .............. 153.01 7.72 160.73 George A. Bragg ....... _ .. 302.77 14.27 20.00 297.04 Briggs ............. 112.18 5.45 4.00 113.63 Urcilla L. A. Britton ... , .. 108.71 5.27 4.00 109.98 Dallas W. Cobb 52.60 2.52 2.00 53.12 Ethan E. Cobb ............ 119.16 5.82 4.00 120.98 Henry A. Cobb ............ 113.55 5.52 4.00 115.07 -� John W. Cobb ............. 115.40 5.62 4.00 '117.02 C. L. Corey .............. 82.55 4.05 2.00 84.60 Walter A. Crowley ........ 105.84 5.17 3.00 108.01 ¢�'�WYI IIIV Melvin T. Estey .......... 112.25 i (VY 5.45 4.00 113.70 86ANNUAL REPORT George A. Fiske ........... 109.68 5.32 4.00 Edward Francis ....... 123.75 5.05 23.75 Albert Fuller .............. 116.06 5.65 4.90 Emeline ` Gardner ......... 106.14 5.15 4.00 Geddes ................... 112.51 5.47 4.00 Thomas W. George ..... 109.35 5.29 4.00 William Graves ........... 112.58 5.47 4.00 James Green .............. 112.27 5.45 4.00 Oliver W. Gushee ......... 109.74 5.32 4.00 Andrew Hagerty .......... 112.18 5.45 4.00 Hartwell .................. 118.34 5.77 4.00 David H. Holmes ......... 142.74 7.00 4.00 John M. Holmes .......... 108.76. 5.27 4.00 Peter Huber .............. 111.13 5.39 4.00 T. H. "Hunnewell .......... 112.34 5.47 4.00 Horace Hunt .............. 112.66 5.47 4.00 Walter B. Huston ......... 108.71 5.27 4.00 A. D. King ................ 111.15 5.39 4.00 BayIies B. King ........... 163.41 8.04 4.00 Frank M. Leavitt ......... 106.14 5.15 4.00 Harvey E. Lincoln ........ 111.13 5.39 4.00 Isaac Lovell ............... 53.04 2.57 2.00 Samuel C. Lovell ......... 109.98 5.32 4.00 Wm. Lovell Stearns ....... 102.50 5.05 2.50 Edward Ray Matthews .... 107.29 5.19 4.00 Harrison L. Phillips ....... 100.00 3.77 Pratt . / ................... 122.96 5.97 4.00 Fred L. Prentiss .......... 56.19 2.72 2.00 Charles W. Rathbun ....... 225.33 10.97 8.00 George L. Richards ....... 105.84 5.17 3.00 H. A. Roberts ............. 110.33 5.35 4.00 Scholes ................... 114.56 5.57 4.00 Priscilla S. Scott ......... 102.50 5.05 2.50 Martin Shea .............. 109.64 5.32 4.00 John Shepardson ......... 110.59 5.37 4.00 Spaulding and Bartlett .... 224.41 11.12 4.00 W. S. P. Spooner .......... 109.98 5.32 4.00 George W. Thomas ....... 161.03 7.92 4.00 Eunice Tibbetts ........... 53.04 2.57 2.00 Benjamin Treen .......... 106.82 5.17 4.00 H. Louise Tweedy ......... 102.50 5.05 2.50 Mrs: F. D. Walker ......... 54.13 2.72 J. Arthur Wheeler ......... 106.14 5.15 4.00 . Ellen F. Whidden ......... 171.04 8.44 4.00• Walter L. White .......... 141.46 6.92 4.00 A. W. Williams ........... 131.24 6.42 4.00 Andrew Wilson ........... 89.08 4.35 3.00 Ferdinand Winslow ....... 109.74 5.32 4.00 7999.80 386.83 272.25_ Respectfully submitted, HAROLD H. EVERETT, 1 1 1 1 1 ANNUAL REPORT 87 INSPECTOR OF SLAUGHTERING Dec. 31, 1924. 1 Plattner, ✓Tanager, nsfield, Mass. it : ave inspected the slaughtering of only nine animals which were >m' disease. Respectfully submitted, WALTER P. SHERIDAN, Inspector of Slaughtering. INSPECTOR OF ANIMALS December 31,' 1924. William Plattner, Town Manager, Mansfield, Mass. Sir: As inspector of animals I submit the following report: Number of herds of cattle inspected ................ 116 Number of animals inspected ...................... 443 Number of visits made 126 Number of cows quarantined ...................... 3 Number of cows killed ............................. 2 Respectfully submitted, WALTER P. SHERIDAN, Animal Inspector. v r 88 ANNUAL REPORT LIST OF JURORS As revised by the Selectmen of Mansfield, June 12, 1924: r Name Occupation Street's Allen, Sumner W., Clerk .. ... .... ... ... No. Ma Atwood, John M., ,Jr., Farmer • • Centre Bailey, Frank H., Farmer ........ ........................ School Bailey, George P., Clerk ..... .......... Schoc Ball, Wilfred L., Electrician ............................... Cour1 Bannon, Leo M., Manufacturer .......................... So. Mai Baron, Eugene A. L., Purchasing Agent .................... 1VIx] Barrows, Albert, Hatter ................................ Uniori Bliss, Fred S., Machinist .................................. Willo Briggs, Alfred A., Retired .. El Buck, Abbott E., Wood Worker ............................ Chau Chadwick, Fred R., Painter ncy Summe Chapman, Norman S., Reporter ............................ Prat Clark, Ansel K., Laborer ................................. High Codding, Elwood C., Carpenter ............................. Central Davis, William G., Jeweler.. ............................... Cherry Dearborn, John F., Merchant .............................. School. Dinsmore, Otis F., Merchant .......................... Rumford Ave' Dustin, Ralph G., Market Gardener ......... Eas Eddy, David M., Builder .................................. No. Mair Findlater, James, Carpenter ................................ Asper Fitts, Edward P., Retired .................................... High Flint, George H., Farmer ................................... East Gallipeau, Alexander E., Farmer ............................. Part Gardner, Samuel W., Carpenter Pleasan Gaffney, William, , Retired West Geddes, Clermont W., Market Gardener ..................... 'Easl Goyea, Wilfred A., Farmer ................................. Oat Grant, Leon E., Bank Clerk ................................ Centrai Greany, Francis D., Salesman ............................... Oti Halliday, Thomas W.. Painter . So. Mair Hamilton, Henry C., Retired Samoset Ave Hatch, William C., Machinist .............................. Churct Bodges, William B., Basket Maker .......................... Schoo Hodges, Wilton D., Jeweler .................................. Eln Holt, George W. D., Machinist ............................. Cottag( Keefe, David, Moulder ...................................... Churcl Ladd, Clifford L., Machinist ....................... Chauncy Leavitt, Gilmore P., Machinist Schoo Manning, James B., Jeweler .... Higi Mears, Fred G., Merchant ........................ Rumford Ave Morse, Harrison A., Merchant ................................ Dear Newcomb, Harrison M., Carpenter ............................ Edda 011iff, William, Machinist .............................. No. Mair Rankin, Elmer I., Machinist .................................. West Richardson, Rockwell, Clerk ........................... Webb P1acE Shepard, Frank W., Machinist Centra: Skinner, Frank D., Teamster ............... Fultor. Sliney,Bartholomew, Machinist ............................ Charles Smith, Elvin L., Retired .......................... Unior Tingley, William F., Jeweler ................................. Cora: Torrence, John H., Carpenter .............................. Shield. Treen, Alexander, Basket Maker Elrr Walker, Robert, Gardener .................................. Beect Welch, William L., Accountant ...................... Samoset Ave Wentworth, Leander, Paper Hanger .......... . .. . . . . I , , , , . Cottage 77 ANNUAL REPORT 89' use, Charles M., Carpenter .. Branch George K, Clerk .. ... ... ... ... East Frank E., Poultryman ............................ So. Main` FRANK' W. BARNARD WILLIAM H. LYONS, BENJAMIN D. VICKERY, CHARLES A. RICHARDSON, JOHN F. DEARBORN, Selectmen of Mansfield. MARRIAGES )rded in the Town of Mansfield in the Year 1924. T 1 Nestore Pellegrini, Mansfield Emma Cataloni, Mansfield 5 Thomas Muleahey Roy, Mansfield Edythe Frances Buck, North Easton 11 Leo Delphis St. Ouge, Woonsocket, R. I. f!onroia Anne PniCCv_ Pawtucket. R. I. 12 Ellsworth Leslie Morse, Mansfield Edythe Florence Avery, Mansfield 17 Clarence Edison Collins, Mansfield Annie Eliza Goff, Rehoboth 24 Winfield Morton Berry,; Cambridge Gladys Evelyn Richardson, Mansfield 31 r'rank, Willmore, Foxboro Jennie R. Brooks, Foxboro ary 3 George Baker Farrington, Mansfield Dorothy Mae Ward, North Attleboro 3 Charles Edward Nelson, Mansfield Alice Gertrude Tucker, Mansfield 12 Myron Sylvester Humphrey, Colebrook, N. H. Olive Findley, Mansfield 12 Harry Kent King, Jr., Mansfield Eldora Marie Snow, Mansfield 16 Norman Brunell, Southboro Florence Gladys Hilton, Newport, R. L 24 Morris Linchenstein, Mansfield Annie Green, Chelsea March 9 William Albert Warburton, Lowell Ruth Matilda' Davis, Mansfield 90 Ernest Leander Thayer, Woodbury, N. J. ANNUAL REPORT Velma Alden Miller, Mansfield 29 Sante Ginliani, Mansfield Mildred Agnes Martin, Vineyard Haven Luisa Lazzaro, Mansfield April 1 Harold Freeman Whiting, North Attleboro 17 George Everett Davis, Wrentham Mabel Edna Culverhouse, Mansfield Esther Agnes VanWormer, Mansfield 2 William Henry Walker, Mansfield Maybell B. Larkin, Lynn Sigrid Hilda Orrs, Foxboro Percival Compton Gilbert, Somerville 5 Frank Thomas Dukey, Foxboro Mildred Florence Eagler, Foxboro 10 Walter Wesley Knowles, Mansfield Marion Bemis, West Medway 16 Richard Anthony Wilson, Providence, R. I. -Marion Bruce Waterman, Providence, R. I. 20 Leverett Soul Inman, Foxboro Editha MacAllister Brackett, Mansfield 26 Charles Davis Wynn, Mansfield Doris Ethel Willis, Mansfield May 31 Louis Oliver Clark; Mansfield Frances Stacy Davis, Mansfield June 1 Willoughby Wilson, Mansfield Effie Amelia (Day) Sullivan, Lyman, Maine 4 Albert L. Bryant, Wrentham . Ruth N. Hewins, Foxboro 7 Alexander Norval Booth, Providence, R. I. Helen Emma Stackpole, Mansfield 7 Alton Worth Williamson, Norton Elizabeth Frances Holmes, Mansfield 9 Walter Ely LaMarre, Mansfield Marie Yvonne Guevremont, Mansfield 12 Benjamin Franklin Bruce, Mansfield Marion Josephine Snow, Mansfield 18 Herbert William Willett, Providence, R. L Mary Martha Delaney, Mansfield 21 Henry Franklin Bayley, Mansfield Nora Ruth Plummer, Mansfield 25 Charles Karl -Brunell, Mansfield Ida Elizabeth (Nobes) Hall 28 Harold Ira Chamberlain, Mansfield Mary Grace Bailey, Cranston, R. I. 28 John David Prescott, Mansfield Lillian Felica Fuller, Easton ANNUAL REPORT 91 28 Maurice Robbins, Mansfield Mabel Alma Bruce, Attleboro 28 Charles Alden Wheeler, Mansfield Marion Irene King, Mansfield 30 William Leo Wall, Dorchester, Boston Marguerite Antoinette Landers, Mansfield 30 Joseph LaMarre, Mansfield Hannah (Morgan) Alden, Roxbury, Boston 2 Albert Peterson, Mansfield Mabel Louise Warburst, Fall River 3 Dominik Cavallo, Mansfield Rocchina Ducatelli, Hartford, Conn. 12 Arthur Thomas O'Leary, Norfolk Martha Jane Lawrence, Mansfield 14 William T. Liedka, Foxboro Edith MacVicar, Foxboro 18 Herschal Mortimer Hodges, Mansfield Miriam Alona Murray, Foxboro 18 Rolfe W. Burns, Boston Alice E. Myers, Mansfield 20 John Joseph Crowley, Boston Anna Josephine Burke, Mansfield 22 Frank Lodiko, Mansfield Katherine Lillian Lanergan, Attleboro 29 Ernest Leander Thayer, Woodbury, N. J. Velma Alden Miller, Mansfield ust 6 George Clayton Whitmore, Mansfield Mildred Agnes Martin, Vineyard Haven 11 John Alfred Lishman, Mansfield Blanche Evelyn Seaver, Mansfield 17 George Everett Davis, Wrentham Esther Agnes VanWormer, Mansfield 30 Henry H. Connolly, Mansfield Maybell B. Larkin, Lynn ember 6 Percival Compton Gilbert, Somerville Elizabeth Sears Grout, Mansfield 7 John Henry Dunn, Mansfield Fannie Catherine MacDonald, Mansfield 15 Ariel Henry Wagner, Luneburg, Nova Scotia Eileen Alice Myra, Mansfield ANNUAL 92 ANNUAL REPORT r Recorded in the Town of Mansfield for the year 1924 20 George Albert Collins, Cambridge bWary Marguerite Gordon _ Bolch, Boston Alcide L. and Catherine Olympia LeBoni Luigi and Seraphine 20 Frank Harrison Fisher, Mansfield William Marshall Bangs Walter A. and Margaret J. Ruth Arlene Dulton Ralph A. and Lora E. Mary Marie Cederlund, Mansfield Harry A. and Etta t �- Marian `Jessamine ;Smith Clarence and Amelia 29 Arthur Leo Keane, Fall River Elton Arthur McCoy George E. and Henrietta Bartlett ` Chester Bolton Chester E. and Nellie Agnes Angela Margaret (Chafe) David, Mansfield (Stillborn) 29 Luther Dadman Lovejoy, Mansfield Irene Warner Macomber Ralph E. and Ruth B. abruary Myrtice Cynthia Taylor, Attleboro Arthur and Margaret John Ralph Reid October 1 Willis Mann Leeds, Mansfield Helen Virginia Wahlstedt Elmer G. and Ida C. Mary; Agnes Creeden John V. and Julia Lenora Bradford Stearns, Mansfield Patsy and Frances Alberto Cosimo Fischetti Carmine and Adele 8 Albert Arthur Enman, Mansfield Kenneth Elsworth Maynard Richard W. and Maude Dominick Narcisi John and Elizabeth Ann Desmond, Brockton George S. and Mary V. i Leo `: Joseph Harlow Leon E. and Mary A. 12 Domenico Romagnoli, Mansfield Virginia Mary Chippola Frank and Maria Antonio Vardaro Pasquale and Carmella Teresa Signoriello, Mansfield Frederick J. and Christine L. Elinor Margaret Kreimendahl Julius R. and Effie 14 Percy Eugene Patriquin, Mansfield Russell Allan Moorhouse Dalton and Ruth E. Vincent Poirier Rene and Veronica Mary Oppalma Ducharme, Boston 'Victor and Josephine N 17 George Kenelm Chace, Attleboro Raphael William Cutillo William and Erminia Antonio Flammia Rocco and Philomena Ida Lillian Stoddard, Mansfield John and Sadie Barbara Clair West Hugh E. and Ruth E. 18 Lemuel C. Weeks, Mansfield Thomas Edward 011iff Albert W. and Helen E. 6 Catherine Elizabeth Wright Edward and Lura May Lea (Bailey) Everetts, Mansfield Rudolph P. and Blanche 0. 1 Standish King Allen Lesley B. and Constance B. 20 Lewis Gartano Garland, Mansfield Madeline Mary Melfie, Mansfield 27 Howard Roy Gallipeau, Mansfield Mary Ellen Nicholson, Mansfield November 3 Robert William Foy, Mansfield Katherine Genevieve (Davern) Peto, Mansfield 23 William Joseph Noonan, Jr., Mansfield `q o. Elizabeth Liedka, Foxboro 28 William Ross Lyons, Mansfield Ruth Mansfield, Norton December 21 Guerino Galanti, Mansfield Jean Roberta Carr, Mansfield 27 Verne Hervey Butts, Avon Bertha Walker Poland, Milton 31 Lester Sisson Buck, Mansfield _ Edith Arlene Acton, Allston ANNUAL REPORT 93 BIRTHS Recorded in the Town of Mansfield for the year 1924 Name of Child Name of Parents bWary Alfred Joseph Chandler Alcide L. and Catherine Olympia LeBoni Luigi and Seraphine Giacinta; DiMonte Ralph and Carmella William Marshall Bangs Walter A. and Margaret J. Ruth Arlene Dulton Ralph A. and Lora E. Robert Lindsay Knapp Harry A. and Etta t �- Marian `Jessamine ;Smith Clarence and Amelia Joseph Ross Connor Joseph E. and Marguerite C. Elton Arthur McCoy George E. and Henrietta Bartlett ` Chester Bolton Chester E. and Nellie Agnes (Stillborn) (Stillborn) Catherine "Eleanor Faria John E. and Mary E. Irene Warner Macomber Ralph E. and Ruth B. abruary Arthur Edward Peatfield Arthur and Margaret John Ralph Reid John J. and Margaret H. Robert Grant Wood +' Raymond W. and Mina E. Helen Virginia Wahlstedt Elmer G. and Ida C. Mary; Agnes Creeden John V. and Julia Antonio Matto Patsy and Frances Alberto Cosimo Fischetti Carmine and Adele i Amelia Gomes Joe and Amelia S. Kenneth Elsworth Maynard Richard W. and Maude Dominick Narcisi John and Elizabeth Walter Irving Gale George S. and Mary V. i Leo `: Joseph Harlow Leon E. and Mary A. arch Virginia Mary Chippola Frank and Maria Antonio Vardaro Pasquale and Carmella c Ruth Norine Barrows Frederick J. and Christine L. Elinor Margaret Kreimendahl Julius R. and Effie Wilbur Francis Chapman Warren W. and Laura M. Russell Allan Moorhouse Dalton and Ruth E. Vincent Poirier Rene and Veronica E Albert Frank Repucci 'Victor and Josephine pril -Maria Ilda Dellapenni F. S. and Carmella Raphael William Cutillo William and Erminia Antonio Flammia Rocco and Philomena James Arthur Fowler John and Sadie Barbara Clair West Hugh E. and Ruth E. E Santi Pasquale DePillo Lorenzo and Annie Thomas Edward 011iff Albert W. and Helen E. 6 Catherine Elizabeth Wright Edward and Lura May > Dorothy Louise Plasse Rudolph P. and Blanche 0. 1 Standish King Allen Lesley B. and Constance B. 94 ANNUAL REPORT 4 e d 4 �, ANNUAL �� REPORT' 95 May ober 2 Robert Earle Alen Ira G. and Gladys E. William Frederick Anderson William T. and. Shirley M. 6 (Stillborn) � Eleanor Sylvia Albertini Aristodemo and Angelina 8 Rena Moresco Tony and Helen =Clifford Burtrum Turner, Jr. Clifford B. and Eliza M. 10 Margaret Cavallo Vincenzo and Maria ljorothY Myra Underwood Lee A. and Cecilia 16 Annie ay Palladino Ralph A. and Teresa Richard Titus Harry F. and Mabel E. 25 John Henry Inman, Jr. John H. and Lillian E. � 'uth Grace Bolton Herbert E. and Grace 25 Janet Clare Chase Willis E. and Rose �� 'David Emerson Boehnke Walter C. and Hazel 29 Delia Anna Pescos'olido Peatro and Maria G. 'Francis ; Edward Pascucci Pasquale and Emma C. 30 Maris Aurore Tessier Arthur J. and_ Louise M. r John Conrod Willis Leicester and Cecil B. 31 Antonette Ida Bacchiocchi Luigi and Amelia Barbara' Althea May Nye Beggs William E. and Emily M. 31 Gloria Maria Frongilli Beagio and Asunta Frank Melburn George C. and Frances B. Big Lai Chin Dun Goon and Gee Shee William 'Andrew Richardson Charles A. and Eda B. June` �� Mary Esther DeClemente Vincent E. and Madeline M. 6 Priscilla Louise Phillips Charles and Margaret �= � 8 John Scialoia, Jr. John and Anna '� 9 Julius Herbert Wills Reginald O. and Editha�ember 13 Irene Hodges Arthur M. and Ella E. Philip Calvin Hoperoft Walter H. and Gertrude E. 14 Walter Lyman Klenk Paul and Gertrude (Stillborn) 16 Nancy Elizabeth Tuell Borden A. and Florence ° (Stillborn) 20 Philip Oliver Clark Louis O. and Frances S. Costansa Cipriani Louis and Madalena 21 Jeanne Helen Fallon John and Ellen ' Edward Francis O'Malley Charles E. and Regina F. 23 Alice Fraser Otter Alexander and Minnie 8 Everett Clinton Crook Everett A. and Lillian M. 25 Eleanor Louise Murphy Frederick M. and Madeline 1a Waneta Alberta Neal Weston G. and Annie 4 Richard Gardner Horton Carlton S. and Mary A. July ¢ (Stillborn) 8, Helen Louise McKay Arthur J. and Theresa E. 2 Phyliss Mary Carey John F. and Agnes M. 22 Augustus Smith, Jr. Augustus and Mary 5 Donald Burr Vickery Newell B. and Elizabeth 7 Francis Russell McCann Francis and Florence M. 7 Martha Jane Mitchell Andrew and Elsie L. 29 William Gerard Matarazzo Nicola and Frances 17 Paulo Scialoia Luigi and Seraphina 18 Donald Vincent Morse Clifford G. and Edith L. 20 Mary Angela Numisia D'Afile Victor and Assunta December 20 Ralph George Dustin, Jr. Ralph G. and Edith D. „H2 . Francis Edgar and Nora 20 Ralph Leonard Kirby Samuel W. and Jessie M. "�,2 (Stillborn) 22 (Stillborn) 4 Pearl Syat Ezra and Goldie 22 Cathleen Frances Cullen William J. and Helen E. ;;' �6 Eloise Grace Smith Manuel I. and Fannie 27 Lucrezia Benigni Ernesto and Elvira 7 Norman Luther Hathaway Edward F. and Madeline R. 8 Audrey Elaine Richards Herbert and Marie A. August11 10 Pierina Anna Terenese Sabadino and Eleanor Miriam Louise Milson Oliver R., and Margaret C. 1 Etta Louise Wellman Carl and Nellie r '13 , (Stillborn) 3 Edwin Wilburn King Harry K. and Eldora M. �.23 Irene Louise Mei Primo and Maria 4 Eva Cutillo Henry and Alvira `�` 26 hucy Mary Cutillo Michael and Rose 7 Glorinda Scioloia b rank and Conetta 28 Helen Cardinute Charles and Agnes 9 Robert Fred- Cenlli Attilio and Lnia 31 Albert Orlando Guerrini Vincent .and Anna 11 Helen Louise Marshall Ernest R. and Edith L. 31 Lillian Adele Lincks Charles A. and Harriet A. 11 Arthur Galen Choate, Jr. Arthur G. and Esther 16 Priscilla Shepard Frank S. and Mary A. 17 John Shepard Kaye Charles H. and Vera 27 William Ralph Hebard - Ezra and Marion 31 Cora Ruth Wagner Ariel and Eileen Alice September 11 Robert McKillop John E. and Florence M. 19 Edward Joseph Pazsit Andrew and Julia 25 John Randolph Horace and Susan 29 Clarence Allen Leonard, Jr. Clarence A. and, , Margaret T. 96 ANNUAL REPORT — 2' 2 Malnutrition Broncho Pneumonia `. fora A. Inman 45 10 9 DEATHS Louis Berard 76 Recorded by the Town of Mansfield for the year 1924 Jan. Name Yr. M. Dys. Cause of Death 1 Filippo Fioliola 35 — — Pistol shot wound throu 11isC. Gifford 75 — 9 head. Suicidal. 13 Mary E. Bonney 76 1 26 Carcinoma of Liver 19 Mary A. Woods 80 4 — Arteriosclerosis 20 Timothy Noble 83 $ 4 . Senility 21 Stillborn 8 10 Paris green poisoning— 24 Stillborn Suicide while insane. t7 Feb. 72 11 11 Pistol shot wound through 1. William J. White 63 5 4 Tubercular Colitis 2 George A. Bourbeau 2 11 25 Acute Oedema Lungs 4 George E. Philbrook 61 7 24 Carcinoma of Kidney'` 13 Ethel A. Bessom 39 1 2 Septicaemia 13 Andrew Moran 81 — 16 Mitral Stenosis 15 Morris Dunn 59 2 — Cerebral Apoplexy 19 Eugene F. Wilbur 68 7 23 Cancer of Stomach 27 Harriett I.' Ledwick 48 6 6 Carcinoma of left; Lung,,`,,i,',,,' March Rectum 20 1 Nora O'Brien 70 — — Fracture of the neck o; Femure. Motor, vehicle the right femure, fol... accident lowed by broncho pneu.. Stillborn monia 5 Bertha E. Ingraham 54 10 — Cerebral, Aploplexy 7 Catherine F. Pryor 72 — — Carcinoma of Breast 18 Jennie C. Drake 77 2 21 Apoplexy 18 Lewis Nelson Cutting 56 — 14 U. H. D. Myocarditis 21 Emma C. Wahlstedt 69 9 25 Cerebral Hemmorhage 22 Ernest S. Cooper 5 6 18 Acute Endocarditis ani iMary Malvina Alden . 91 5 15 Nephritis Myocarditis 28 Fenton Valentine 33 1 27 Multiple Injuries follow; Milton A. Parker 68 11' 23 Pyelo -nephritis ing a motor truck acci Ida E. Codding 64 — 7 Adeno -Carcinoma dent. April 1 9 Eleony A. Thurber 85 9 17 Senility 10 Elizabeth A. Follansbee 73 5 9 Mitral Stenosis 11 George E. Walker 56 — 26 Papillary Adeno Cystan Frank Cecil Hoare 14 1 1 Brain Tumor left Kidney 12 William H. Bonney 42 11 3 Paralysis of the Insane 18 Adelaide A: Jamieson 60 8 14 Recurrent Carcinoma o Pernicious left breast and Metastil Nellie Keefe 64 4 26 Progressive Anemia in lung 19 Martha L. Hodges 81 3 — Organic heart disease 19 Teresa Ogden 60 8 4 Heart Disease, 26 Sarah W. Copeland 93 7 10 Acute Indigestion 28 Charles F. Gallup 70 10 24 Ptosis of ,Stomach 29 John F. Hutchinson 48 11 29 Drowning—Suicidal whil Disease Delirious May 89 — 5 Chronic Myocarditis 6 Stillborn 8 Frank Barros 30 2 — Lobar Pneumonia ANNUAL REPORT 97 . Antonio Vardaro — 2' 2 Malnutrition Broncho Pneumonia `. fora A. Inman 45 10 9 Pulmonary Embolism Louis Berard 76 — 18 Cirrhosis of Liver— Chronic Myocarditis Martha Cora Janes 69 4 26 Cholelithiasis Apoplexy 11isC. Gifford 75 — 9 Cerebral ane Lovina A. Shenett 72 5 . Chronic Myocarditis Harrison L. Phillips 78 10 1 Chronic Myocarditis Martha Louise Hesilton 87 8 22 Arteriosclerosis' Amelia H. Chamberlain Amelia 53 8 10 Paris green poisoning— Suicide while insane. t7 William H. Thomas 72 11 11 Pistol shot wound through head. Suicide. L8 Josephine M. Hawes 66 4 27 Carcinoma of Mediastinum Anne Howard 85 5 15 Chronic Myocarditis tuly 6 James Edward Lovejoy 61 11 5 Cardio -Renal Disease [0 Emily Louise Kingman 52 1 15 Cancer Adnexa [7 Amelia E. Christie 34 5 14 Adeno -Carcinoma Uterus, Bladder, Vagina and Rectum 20 Ruth' G. McDermott 10 1 13 Fracture, Compound, of Femure. Motor, vehicle accident ,2 Stillborn ,8 ,;Clara A. Williams 48 3 28 Pistol shot wound of thigh with associated hemor- rhage. Homicidal. ,8. 'Michael J. Palinkus 48 9 16 Sarcomia of Brain 30 Clara M. Bragg 66 4 6 Apoplexy kug. 7 iMary Malvina Alden . 91 5 15 Nephritis L3 Alice Miranda Taft 70 — — Valvular Heart Disease ),5 Milton A. Parker 68 11' 23 Pyelo -nephritis ,9 Ida E. Codding 64 — 7 Adeno -Carcinoma Sept. 1 Laura A. Densmore 73 6 11 Chronic Myocarditis 11 John MacDonald 89 11 1.2 Cerebral Apoplexy Ll 'Thomas C. Taft 71 3 5 Cerebral Hemorrhage L2 Frank Cecil Hoare 14 1 1 Brain Tumor D ct. 2'' Joseph E. Kelley 40 10 4 Pulmonary Tuberculosis Pernicious 6 Nellie Keefe 64 4 26 Progressive Anemia LO Richard C. Titus — — 5 Prematurity LO John Frank Tattrie 48 — — Chronic Pulmonary Tuber- culosis 16 Jemme Oliveira — 2 — Enteritis 22 Charles H. Bourne 59 8 12 Chronic Valvular Heart Disease 25 Nancy S. Tucker 89 — 5 Chronic Myocarditis i 98 ANNUAL REPORT' Nov. 6 Sarah E. Robbins 73 3 3 Chronic Myocarditis 6 Stillborn 6 Stillborn 7 ' JohnO'Rourke 86 — — Chronic Myocarditis 7 . Annie F. Briggs 67 4 23 Adeno -Carcinoma of breast 9 Elizabeth T. Perry 69 7 .25 Fracture of skull--strt by automobile 14 Stillborn 18 Gustavus Dexter Leonard 82 1 13 Mitral Stenosis 19 Francis A. White 66 3 5 Mitral Stenosis 23 Charles H. Draper 79 6 11 Cerebral Hemorrhage ; 23 Peter Fredette 64 — — Alcoholism 29 Augustus Smith Jr. — — 7 Cerebral Hemorrhage Dec. 2 Nellie Susan Hopping 74 12 3 Chronic Mitral Stenosis !' 2 Stillborn 2 Henry Crocker Blossom 81 1 2 Diabetes 2 Alice E. Malloy 54 5 16 Mitral Infufficiency 3 Francis — — 18hr. 20m. Premature birt] 12 Elma Berg 40 — — Cardio renal 12 Amy Pizer 77 9 15 Broncho Pneumonia 12 Frederick A. Burt 68 2 10 Lobar Pneumonia 13 Stillborn 14 Hattie D. Tucker 58 5 2 Acute Oedema Lungs 27 Eva N. Knight 59 3 — Valvular Heart Disease 30 Mialma M. Lincoln 88 1 13 Old Age. ANNUAL ` REPORT 99 TOWN COUNSEL ?lattner, r, ss. with your request, for a report of the legal department awn. report dates from April tenth, 1924 to the twenty-sixth day ary 1925, which covers the period of our incumbancy. major portion of the legal duties consist, of routine work to the office, which covers every phase of municipal govern - two cases in Court prior to our acceptance of the office and handled by our predecessor C. A. Barnes, Esq., will we antici- closed shortly, and the case against the Taunton Gas Com - ill we trust be settled without further litigation as corres- ,e to that effect is now in progress. re ar•e several minor cases now pending, we hope to be able t, and report within a short time, that the town is free from n. Respectfully submitted, JOHN R. HALLIDAY. Town Counsel. 4d, January 26, 1925. CIAL REPORT OF THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS December 31, 1924 VALUATION OF REAL ESTATE dings ......... ... .. .............. $4,312,500.00 1 ... ........................ ..... 1,109,750.00 J valuation of real estate ............... $5,422,250.00 VALUATION OF PERSONAL ESTATE sonal............1,492,625.00 sonal assessed in December ............. 5,950.00 al ''valuation of personal estate........ 1,498,575.00 al valuation of property in Mansfield assessed by the Board ................. 6,920,825.00 nber of Polls assessed ............1974 100 ANNUAL REPORT r TAX STATEMENT Rate of taxation, $33.20 on each one thousand dollars. Tax assessed on Property and Polls December assessment included..................... $233,71 Amount of Warrants given to Collector................. 233,719 Amount of appropriations voted by the Town for Town Expenses for the year 1924.................. 266,6 Estimated Receipts, deducted from same ...... 55,54 Amount assessed for Town Expenses .................. 211,110 State Tax . ......... ..... .. .......... .. 11,9,0"'616 Bristol County Tax.................................... 6,7778 State Highway Tax, Sec. 16, Chapter 81................. 485 State Audit, Sec. 41, Chapter 44......................... 961 Overlay, Sec. 25, Chapter 59 ............................ v- 2,268 December assessment.................................. 2155 Total Assessment................................. $233,719 4 Number of dwellings ...................1365 Number of acres of land. ..............11,369 Number of horses...................... 177 Number of cows....................... 306 Number of neat cattle, other than cows 73 Number of swine ..................... 5 Number of fowl ......................11,967 FRANCIS D. GREANY FRANK I. SHERMAN CHARLES E. WALKER Board of Assessors. January 13th, 1925. FOREST WARDEN Mansfield, Mass., December 31, 192, Honorable Board of Selectmen, Mansfield, Mass. Gentlemen: I herewith submit the report of the Forest Fire Warden fc the year 1924. The expenses of the Forest Fire Department were kept we within the appropriation for the year. AboutAhe average number c ANNUAL REPORT 101 erred during the season, although they were small and ht accordingly. During the month of July the hardest ish 'took place on Essex Street. The department was er of times and `only after a good rain was it really is of the state for forest fires showed that during the ►tember and part of October the heaviest losses were Tever, Mansfield had practically no fires during that exercise of due caution is urged on all during the months hazards exist, for the protection of woods and wild animal )mmend that the sum of Five Hundred Dollars be raised ►priated for the ensuing year. Respectfully submitted, ARTHUR E. SOPER, Forest Warden. 102 ANNUAL REPORT 103 MANSFIELD MUNICIPAL LIGHTING .PLANT MANSFIELD- MUNICIPAL LIGHTING PLANT BALANCE SHEET 31, 1924 3' Light ....................... . . . . For the Year Ending, DECEMBER 31, 1924 Operation of Distribution Lines ........ ASSETS power ................................ 2,324.98 FIXED ASSETS 1,416.45 Street Lighting ....................... Land $2,000.00 Maintenance of Structures .............. Structures 14,304.67 Cost of Goods Sold: Substation Equipment 13,217.87 61,937.64 Overhead Distribution Lines 34,806.90 Street Lamp Supplies and Expenses.... Meters 14,995.07 Maintenance of Street Lamps........... Meter Installation 2,149.01 Commercial Salaries .................. Transformer Installation 734.93 Commercial Supplies and Expenses ..... Transformers 11,563.23 Salary of Manager......... ........... Street Lighting Equipment 5,673.51 Salary, of Office Clerk .................. Total Fixed Assets $99,445 CURRENT ASSETS Rent.................................. Cash $5,108.37 Insurance ...........'.................. Petty Cash 150.00 Miscellaneous Expenses ... . ........... Guarantee Deposits 992.00 Taxes................................ Accounts Ree. Light and Power 12,639.62 Interest on Deposits .................... Accounts Rec. Jobbing 4,549.84 Inventory Allowances .................. Material and Supplies 10,050.13 Removing and Resetting Transformers.. Station Tools 1,162.80 it and Loss Account .................... Office Supplies 116.82 : 'Other Income Total Current Assets 34,769 RESERVE ASSETS Transportation Expense ............... Sinking Fund $35,833 PREPAID ASSETS 4,157.74 Ll Net Income .......................... Prepaid Insurance 8,970.07 781 TOTAL ASSETS $173,456 LIABILITIES Appropriations for Construction $8,738.82 Bonds 71,500.00 Accounts Payable 6,955.13 Consumers' Deposits 992.00 Interest Accrued .730.02 Sinking Fund Reserve 35,833.16 Loans Repayment 31,000.00 Profit and Loss Acct. 17,707.48 TOTAL LIABILITIES $173,456 K ANNUAL REPORT 103 MANSFIELD MUNICIPAL LIGHTING .PLANT PROFIT AND LOSS STATEMENT For the year ending December 31, 1924 3' Light ....................... . . . . $33,648.97 Operation of Distribution Lines ........ 55,999.33 power ................................ 2,324.98 Eieat .... .................... ........ Municipal Buildings ................... 1,416.45 Street Lighting ....................... 9,000.00 10,161.28 Store Account ........................ Maintenance of Structures .............. 1 Sales ............................. $112,551.01 Cost of Goods Sold: 6,397.12 Electricity Purchased ................. 61,937.64 Q+nra Account ........................ 9,145.10 71,082.74 s Profiton Sales ...................... 41,468.27 Operating Expenses: Substation Supplies ................... 607.37 Substation Labor .............. .......4,814.56 Operation of Distribution Lines ........ 5,524.09' 67.22 Inspecting and Testing Meters .......... Removing and Resetting Meters ........ 459.14 Maintenance of Structures .............. 5.00 Maintenance of Lines .................. 6,397.12 Labor on Street Lamps ................. 588.40 Street Lamp Supplies and Expenses.... 1,189.77 Maintenance of Street Lamps........... 2,515.04 Commercial Salaries .................. 4,569.34 Commercial Supplies and Expenses ..... 1,651.81 Salary of Manager......... ........... 934.74 Salary, of Office Clerk .................. 916.55 Office Supplies and Expenses .......... 2,691.81 Rent.................................. 6,J0.00 Insurance ...........'.................. 1,305.61 Miscellaneous Expenses ... . ........... 146.01 Taxes................................ 31.70 Interest on Deposits .................... 8.37 Inventory Allowances .................. 1,160.18 Removing and Resetting Transformers.. 616.11 36,655.94 it and Loss Account .................... 4,812.33 : 'Other Income Income from Sinking Fund............ 2,198.65 Transportation Expense ............... 942.91 Apparent Profit from Store Account.... 1,016.18 4,157.74 Ll Net Income .......................... 8,970.07 Ll Net Income brought down............ 8,970.07 Loss from Operations ................. 2,880.02 -ductions of Fixed and Other Charges: Interest on Bonds and Notes $2,896.66 Bonds Paid ............... 2,000.00 Transfer to Sinking Fund.. 2,198.65 Depreciation: Plant Accounts: Structures ................. 547.56 104 ANNUAL REPORT Substation Equipment.. 459.12 Overhead Lines .... 1,460.40 Meters 555.12 Meter Installation 54.12 Transformers ............. 475.68' Transformer °Installation ... 20.88 Street Lighting Equipment.. 165.72 Depreciation, Store Account 1,016.18 $11,850.09 11,850.09 AUDITOR'S CERTIFICATE We hereby certify that we have made an examination of ti books of the Municipal Lighting Plant of the Town of Mansfield f( the year ended December 31, 1924 and, in our opinion, the a( companying Balance Sheet and Statement of Profit and Loss co; rectly sets forth the financial condition of the Plant as at Decemb 31, 1924 and the results of its operations for the year ended at thi date, also that the accounts are kept in accordance with the require ments of the State Department of Public Utilities. Respectfully submitted, KERbSAW, GAY & COMPANY, Public Accountants. k 294 Washington St., Boston, Mass. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE AND Superintendent of Schools TO THE TOWN OF MANSFIELD SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY ATTLEBORO, MASS. 1925 �p -00 106 ANNUAL REPORT r� SCHOOL COMMITTEE 1924' f WARREN R. JONES.... ..... ..... . Term expires January 19 ALBERT A. GROVER................... Term expires January 1926 CLINTON C. SCHEFFY................. Term expires January 192`7_ ORGANIZATION WARREN R. JONES ...................................... Chairman;: NELSON G. HOWARD .................................... Secretary SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS NELSON G. HOWARD, 42 Union Street .............. Telephone 410: Office in High School Building .................Telephone 314 Office hours from four to five o'clock afternoons Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. ATTENDANCE OFFICER *L. LESLIE JONES, 74 Pleasant Street .............. Telephone 12X;. SCHOOL PHYSICIAN DANIEL T. SULLIVAN, M. D., 22 Pleasant Street...... Telephone 2 SCHOOL NURSE DAISY L. DODGE, R. N., 3Summer Street.......... Telephone 263W SCHOOL" CALENDAR Fall term ................ .September .3 to December 24, 1924 Winter term ............... .......January 5 to March 27, 1925 Spring term ............................. April 6 to June 19, 1925 Fall term, 1925, begins ................... Wednesday, September 9 NO SCHOOL SIGNALS Four double blasts on the fire alarm, 2-2-2-2 7.15 No morning session, all schools. ANNUAL REPORT 107 Mansfield, Mass., January 13, 1925. At a meeting of the School Committee held January 13, 1925, has voted to accept the annual report of the Superintendent of Kaols for the year ending December 31, 1924, and to order it ,fished as the annual report of the School Committee. NELSON G. HOWARD, Secretary of School Committee. FINANCIAL STATEMENT For the fiscal year 1924 DR. school appropriation ................................ $96,413.00 refunds. ............................... 22.56 $96,435.56 CR. expenditures: Salaries of teachers ........................... .. $58,212.61 Supervision and enforcement of law .............. 2,586.87 Supervisors .................................. `..... 3,027.00 Janitors .......................................... 5,355.01 Textbooks ........................................ 2,691.37 School supplies ................................. 2,297.69 Fuel .............................................. 5,099.42 Operating expense ................................. 1,129.04 Repairs ........................................... 3,359.10 Health ............................................ 2,136.14 Transportation .................................... 3,719.02 New Equipment ................. ....... ........ 5113.57 Miscellaneous ..................................... 1,383.39 Grading school grounds ............................ 152.00 Evening school ..................................... 137.00 Tuition........................................... 27.36 $96,426.59 Unexpended balance ........................... 8.97 $96,435.56 (The financial report of the School Committee is submitted in cise form in order to avoid duplication of that part of the Town ountant's report that deals with school expenditures.) 1? 108 ANNUAL REPORT REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS To the SchoolCommittee of Mansfield: I submit herewith for your consideration my sixth annual re of the public schools of Mansfield. A review of the work of entire year shows a marked improvement. During the first of the year the work was conducted under discouraging condit All the rooms of the Central school were overcrowded; the p of the Main Street and Green schools housed in the Main S building were on half time; and the High School constructe accommodate two hundred pupils had two hundred twenty-seve attendance. With the opening of the schools in September r. favorable conditions prevailed. The Roland Green school buil was completed and six rooms were furnished ready to receive hundred forty pupils in grades one to six. The six grades were x up from pupils who live in the old Green school district with addi from the Central, Main Street, and Paine schools. Room was available in the Central building for a ninth grade, making it pos to relieve the senior high school of one class. The changes made without great difficulty, and improvement in the work o the pupils concerned was shown immediately. A one -session for the senior high school was established with hours from eigl one o'clock with a twenty minute recess for lunch served in gymnasium. This plan has resulted in better scholarship and b discipline. During the Christmas vacation three additional r were equipped in the Roland Green school and two of them now ac modate. a sixth grade from the Central school and a fifth grade up from pupils of fifth grades in the Central and Main Street sel Nearly one fourth of our grade pupils are now in the new buil STATISTICS I Fred H. Hadlock, Mathematics. k l 1., School Census, April 1, 1924: 118 123 104 5-7 7-14 14-16 years Boys ........................ 107 490 129 196 Girls ........................ 108 522 111 64 Total 215 1012 240 1467 Illiterate minors ............. 15 41 42 7 Distribution of the above children, April 1, 1924: 1761142 5-7 7-14 14-16 years . In public schools ............. 88 1007 187 32 In private schools............ — 5 3 166 In vocational schools ......... — 0 1 147 Not in school ................ 127 0 49 80 215 1012 240 1065 2. Attendance (September 1923 -June 1924) : 146 151151164 312 Elementary High Total ' Number of pupils enrolled............ 1107 229 1336' Average membership ................ 1073 204 1265 Average attendance ................. 1009 192 135 Per cent. of attendance .............. 93 94 110 Number of .days schools were in session 183 E C t 183 ANNUAL REPORT 109 id i Ear `_Tests: zmber of pupils tested..... ............. 1336 ises of defective sight........... .......... 64 tses of defective hearing ...................... 7 treats notified ................................. 71 showing the number of pupils in each grade and school, 3cember, 1924. GRADES TOTALS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 .ior High I Fred H. Hadlock, Mathematics. 87 118 123 104 55 44 44� 143 ior' High' ..... 915 1920 El. Sch. ....... 196 1451127 94 100 64 118 118 88 258 _tral ............ 15 41 42 35 51 168 1761142 138 116 112 128 n Street ........ 251 34 32 11054 1922 El. Sch. ....... 166 145 175 141135 147 and Green ...... 351 37 40, 40 80 80 1065 1923 El. Sch. ....... 146 151151164 312 ry •. .......... 14 71 10 12 10 10 9 10 1098 1924 El. Sch. ....... 82 ,ulding .. • .. • .. • 62 671 135 165 145 103 110 129 Lie .............. 19 221 29 65 1 70 •twell .......... 81 71 71 2 ' 24 1 ........... 10' 11 8 1� 3 1921 H. S............ 1 I , { J 23 iteville .......... 4� 2! 31 41 5 4` 240 1922 H. S............ i I 22 117711581138113511651145110311101 84'63 58 421 641 551 441 441338 embership by grades for the past six years: ,OLS GRADES TOTAL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1919 El. Sch. ....... 1511321125 Fred H. Hadlock, Mathematics. 87 118 123 104 75 English. Mildred Greene Wilbur, Latin. Mildrerd Martin Whitmore, 915 1920 El. Sch. ....... 196 1451127 Commercial Subjects. 119 103 118 118 88 1009 1921 El. Sch. ....... 168 1761142 138 116 112 105 97 11054 1922 El. Sch. ....... 166 145 175 141135 113 101 89 1065 1923 El. Sch. ....... 146 151151164 138 140 108 100 1098 1924 El. Sch. ....... 177 158 138 135 165 145 103 110 1131 1919 H. S ...... ...... 65 53 57 52 227 1920 H. S............ ' 69 59 53 481 229 1921 H. S............ 1 75 65 53 471 240 1922 H. S............ i 84'63 58 421 247 1923 H. S............ 65 58 57 471 227 1924 H. S............ 64 55 44 44 207 LIST OF TEACHERS igh School: Everett W. Robinson, Principal History. Fred H. Hadlock, Mathematics. Albert Seamans, English and Athletics. Frederick Howard, Science. Winifred C. Lyman, English. Mildred Greene Wilbur, Latin. Mildrerd Martin Whitmore, Domestic Science. Gertrude Forsythe Olsen, Commercial Subjects. Evelyn A. Hill, Commercial Subjects. Beatrice L. Guilford, French and Spanish. 110 ANNUAL REPORT G Junior High School: Christine E. Wyer, Acting Prin., History. Nettie V. Eastman, Science and Mathematics', Beatrice Stearns, French and English. Mildred Forrester, English and Music.' Margaret H. Ramsey, Latin and English. Mabel A. Miller, Mathematics. Elizabeth L. Tobey, Geography and Mathematic, Central: Gertrude E. Selloy, Grade VI. Alice Foster, Grade V. Jane Moran, Grade IV. Roland Green: Grade. Marion G. Janes, Principal, VI. Blanche Pisnoy, VI, Izola Augustine, V. Edith Davis, V. Anna T. Barker, IV. Agnes E. Blake, III• Edith F. Guild, II. Mary J. Corbett, I• Spaulding: Mildred S. Fisher, Principal, L Lillian LaBua, I• Helena Valletta II. Emma Shapleigh, IL Paine: Susan B. Grebenstein, Princ., II and III. Minnie E. Milke, I and II. Main Street: Alice M. ` Gallup, Principal, V. Maud O'Brien, IV. Mary Fredericks, III. Marion Gieger, I and II. John Berry: Mary W. Reed, Principal, VI and VIII. E. Elizabeth Herrick, III — V. Clara J. Robinson, g I and II. Hall: Sarah B. Forbes, I—V. Hartwell: Helen L. Shapleigh, I—IV. Whiteville : Emma Hall, I—VI. Supervisor of Music, Wirt B. Phillips. Supervior of Drawing, Elinor Kiely Muldoon. Supervisor of Physical Training, Muriel Johnson. ANNUAL REPORT' 111 JANITORS Arthur W. Livermore, High School. Charles S. Chapman,_ Central School. '*L. Leslie Jones, _ Main St. and Spaulding Schools. George Baxter, John Berry School. Robert L. Wroe, Paine School. Henry Mosczynski, Hall School. Pardon T. Leonard, Hartwell School. Frank W. Knight, Whiteville School. Died Dec. 1924. Seven teachers resigned their positions during the year. The wing is a list of the resignations and appointments: Date Resigned School Appointed 1924 �h. Rachel A. Hefler Central Mildred E. Forrester June 1 Sigred Nelson Central Margaret H. Ramsey Dec. Stanley Burnham High Albert Seamans August Clara J. Currie Central Beatrice Stearns August Laura Rogers Central Blanche Pisnoy Sept. Nora Plummer Central Mabel Miller Dec. Newton P. Leonard Central Main St. Marion Gieger August Main St. Edith Davis August Main St. Maud O'Brien Dec. Phe following temporary teachers were employed: pude Whitney April to June etta Crane March to June a Vaughn September to October orie 'Pinkham. September to December Campbell October to December .. �n important change was made ` in the High School during the aer. '' Fred H. Hadlock, Principal' for seventeen years resigned rincipalship and was appointed head of the department of mathe- ,s, Everett W. Robinson, head of the History department, was m Principal. In place of Stanley Burnham, teacher coach, Albert Lans was appointed. Mr. Seamans is a graduate of Colby with fence as teacher and athletic instructor. 'he reorganization of the Junior High School called for teachers thorough academic training.' Nettie V. Eastman, a college late with successful experience, was transferred from the Senior School. Of the other teachers assigned to the Junior High are college graduates, one had two years in college, and one is cher of long experience. Five of the six new elementary teach - re Normal graduates and one has had a` partial course at Normal )l. The standard of the teaching force has been raised during 'ear,' and our progress in the future depends upon our success vancing that standard. Massachusetts has a enviable record in btion and present indications point to a determination on the A our people to maintain our position. House Bill 51 now before egislature, introduced by the Department of Education, if enacted Law will require that (1) after September`; 1, 1927, if State re ,sement is to be allowed, teachers employed for the first time, b 112 ANNUAL REPORT r shall, in addition to completing a four-year high; school course, h one year of training in an approved normal school or college or s qualifications equivalent thereto. (2) After September 1,bO 1928, State reimbursement is to be allowed, that teachers, employed the first time shall, in addition to completing a four-year high schtai course, have been graduated from an approvedcollege, or froom course of not less than two -years' duration in an approved no school, or show qualifications equivalent thereto. It is plain that the educational authorities of the State propos to establish a much higher standard for all teachers. The amount 1 reimbursement that towns and cities will receive from the Genes; School Fund will depend largely upon the professional training ; the teachers employed. THE HIGH SCHOOL The number of pupils enrolled at the High School for the fis half , of the year was 229 in four classes. For the last half y there were 143 in three classes. A year ago there were 162 in tl three higher classes. The, maximum of high school attendance w during the two years of greatest business depression, 1921-1922, why pupils ofhigh school age could not find employment in the indiii tries. A- considerable number of those who have gone to wo in the past two years were unable to meet high school requirement With few exceptions the present student body is making go( use ` of the opportunities offered and very few failures are reported. There has been an active interest in athletics, and the tear have shown the effects of good training. It is proposed to add the gymnasium equipment in order to make the winter training mo effective. The one -session plan makes it possible for the teache to maintain better discipline. Tardiness seems to be one of t', greatest faults to be corrected. The principal is making an earnF effort to secure punctual attendance on the part of all the pupi and the co-operation of parents is desired. Marked improvement has been made in the commercial depaz ment during the past .year. Modern methods have been employ and greater, accuracy secured. College preparatory work is bei done thoroughly, and any ambitious pupil of good mentality a studious habits should be able to enter college without conditio upon graduation from our high school. The domestic science depa ment has been conducted most successfully, and performs a grE service to the community. There is a lack of physical laboratory equipment, and additic should be made as soon as possible. THE JUNIOR HIGH -SCHOOL In September the Junior High School: was reorganized to i clude grades 7, 8 and 9. The teaching force consists of a princi] and six departmental teachers. The program of studies was revi and adapted to the new form of class -room instruction. The teach were selected with a view to their special qualifications for t different departments. Six rooms in the Central school building wE used at first, and upon the transfer of a sixth grade to the Rola Green school an additional room was provided which is to be uk as a recitation room for divisions of classes: Two hundred fifty-eight pupils are now enrolled in this schc ANNUAL REPORT 113 THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS elementary schools' now consist of the first six grades with lment of 895 pupils. Reference to table 4 will show the [on by schools and grades. It will be observed that the entering the first grade this year was larger by 31 than the de enrollment of 1923. The total increase in grade " pupils It is evident that our school population is increasing at of about forty pupils a year. -e have been no changes of elementary teachers in any of ols except the Central and this fact has added to the effi- f the teaching. The quality of instruction and discipline Dwer'''grades is of vital importance. Teachers in the first [es should possess in addition to adequate professional a ' natural aptitude for teaching, a' real love for children, ty``to enter into child activities and interests. Such teachers he foundation of all good school systems. We have been in securing and retaining teachers of this type. HEALTH 'he' health of our pupils has been unusually good throughout rear. The school physician and nurse have performed their 5 in a most satisfactory manner. They have followed up every that has come to their attention and have secured prompt action e part of parents. The work of the physical director has been lent. All the grade pupils and the girls of the high school have under her instruction. The exhibition of =the work in physical ,tion held under Miss Johnson's direction in the Town Hall was cessful demonstration and was appreciated by the parents. The 1 clinic has been "of great value to the children. Formerly there ouch absence from school on account of trouble -with the teeth, Luring the past year such absence has been greatly reduced. nurse has co-operated with the dentist and has been of great ;ance in making the clinic a success. The Schick test was early in the year to all pupils whose parents' gave their con - As . a protective measure against one of the most deadly yes among children this was a great accomplishment and guaran- tee greater part of our children against the contagion. The y paid for health work makes for added usefulness of our future ns, and this community will profit by its investment. THE CENTRAL SCHOOL BUILDING In previous reports I have called attention to the defects in the eating and sanitary systems in the Central School. Those defects, ave become more pronounced and demand immediate attention. Within the year it has cost the town $1,319.66 to make temporary epairs on the sanitaries and furnaces. The antiquated and danger - us Smeed system in constant danger of collapse, the cracked and corn out hot air furnaces that in spite of constant attention fill the ooms with coal gas, and two steam boilers out of commission give mple proof that radical changes must be made at the earliest possible !me. The building is a positive fire menace whenever the Smeed ystem of sanitaries are burned out, as was definitely shown a month go when the wood work about the closets was ignited and a disas- -ous fire averted through the prompt action of the janitor. It would cost considerable money to renovate the building, robably more than half the cost of a modern brick building of hf 114 ANNUAL REPORT ray like capacity, and still it would be and old wooden structure 'withol modern arrangements. :rte The construction of a new high school building, leaving present high school for the junior high and some of the gra- would rawouldbe a wise solution of the ,problem, and would in the long rh save the town much money, and more than all that it would g1 our children the advantages now offered by the, greater part of progressive towns in the state, REPAIRS During the year the John -Berry school was refinished inside: and the outside woodwork was painted. New copper gutters ani conductor_ pipes were added. The outside of the Main Street schori was painted, . the window sashes renewed in part, and the chimney above the roof rebuilt. Cement steps were constructed at both fr11 entrances. The outside woodwork of the high school was painted Cement steps replaced the wooden ones at the rear ,entrance of the Central school. The following repairs are needed: Main Street ,school should be refinished inside; "Spaulding school needs paint outside HartweJ school needs repairs inside and reshingling of a part of the roof: The greater part of the roof of the Central school is in very bad condition; a section of the cement walk at the high school should be rebult. ROLAND GREEN SCHOOL Mansfield may well be proud of the new Roland Green ,S.choa building which was opened in 'September. The nine rooms are wel planned for modern school purposes. All the arrangements for heat..... ing, ventilating, and sanitation are satisfactory. The .furnishing of all the rooms are in keeping with the building. 360 pupils- car be accommodated under healthful conditions of fresh ,air and sun.-... shine. The grounds will be very attractive when graded and seedei to grass. The greater part of the grading was done before th ground froze. The work will be completed early in the spring. Tree and shrubs will be planted along the ;street borders. With sue.. surroundings pupils cannot fail to get a broader view -of life an, make creditable progress in their studies. CONCLUSION I wish to -thank the members of the School Committee for the' hearty co-operation during the past year, and I wish to acknowledg MY appreciation of the loyal service of the principals, supervisor and • teachers. Respectfully submitted, NELSON G. HOWAItD, Superintendent of Schools. ANNUAL REPORT 115 IN -DEX - of Town Officers ....................................... 3 of Town Manager ..................................... 7 of Fire Department ................................... 17 of Weights and Measures ........................ 20 Clerk's Report and Town Warrants .................... 21 of Building and Wire Inspector ........................ 56 of Public Library ................../......... ....... 57 t of Dog Officer ........................................ 58 t of Town Accountant .................................. 59 t of Town Treasurer .................................... 82 E of Town Collector... ............. 83 t of Inspector of Slaughtering. .... 87 t of Inspector of Animals..... ............. 87 fJurors ................................................. 88 xriages......................................... 89 rths.................................... 93 aths....................................................... 96 port of Town Counsel ...................................... 99 zancial Report of Board of Assessors ....................... 99 port of Forest Warden ..................................... 100 port of Municipal Light Plant ............. .. ............. 102 port of Audit at Municipal Light Plant.. ................... 104 port of School Department ................................. 105 VALUATION OF THE XABLE PROPERTY JL A 1N THE TOWN OF MANSFIELD MASSACHUSETTS APRIL 19 1924 . ��,NSFj f z q TOWN V!t _ M ANCFTFLD' VALUATION LIST, APRIL 1, 1924 i TAX RATE $33.20 per $1000 DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total AND ADDRESS. PROPERTY. House ...........:..... $1,800 $1,950 Eliza M•, • • • 50 ranklin St- Barn.... ; • • • Land, 2 acres....... • 105 Frank W., 1 Horse ................ 75 150 ranklin St., 75 Fowl..... • • • • • ' ' ' . . 600 900 3etty, _ House....100 . Maple St. Barn ................. Land, 5 acres........ • • • 205 fohn M.Y � l Horse ................ 100 325 Maple St., 2 Cows. 100 Fowl .............. 100 Other personal estate ... 50 Domenico, 389 N. Personal Estate........ . 475 475 no n St. ;tone, Harry, 53 East St., Stock -in -trade..... • ' ' ' ' 205 185 Daniel H., 1 Horse........ • • • • .. .. 50 , Fisher Lane 1 Cow ................. 50 Fowl...... • • • • ..... 50 Daniel H., & ux. House........ • • • • ' ' ' ' � 900 125 1325 Fisher Lane Other buildings........ . Mow and til, 15 acres ... 300 L, Gordan A., R. F. D., House, 9 George St...... 1,6500 1,750 K 261, Fisher Lane Thomas A., R. 30, Lot ................ . House, Winter St....... 150 250 aspect St., Salem, Mass. Lots 107 and 108, 8 acres 100- 1500 1,775 -tins, Domenico, House... _ . Lot, 9, 115 ft.. • • • • ' ' ' ' - 275 Kingman Ave. 250 Fowl .............. 250 500 1, Edward S., Other personal estate ... 250 l S. Main St. Edward S., & ux. House, Reservoir St. • • . ' 2,000 2,450 n, S Main St. P. houses.... • • • • • ' ' ' . . Lot, 44,0.84ft:. • • • • • ' ' 00 150 rson, Oliver & ux. . House.......`• • • • • ' ' ' ' 3,500 50 4,000 3'' S. Main St. P. house.... • • • • • ' ' ' ' ' • 450 sandri, Domenico & ux. Lot ................... House......... ................. 3,000 3200 Pratt St. Lot, 6,300 ft.. • • • • ' ' ' ' 1,500 1,625 sr, Clara J., 19 Hope St., House......... . Lot, 12,650 ft.......... 125 �r, Eliza A., 93 Arsenal St., House, Stearns Ave... • ' 975 200 1,350 Tatertown, Mass. Barn .....•. • • • • • • • • • • 175 Lot, 3 acres............ gin, Courtland J., 268 West- House, Plain St......... 600 150 750 inister St., Providence Donnelly Lot & Hall lot 700 2,000 gin, Elijah, 267 Westminster House, 1,218 East. • •. • ' ' 125 t., Providence,- R. I. Barn....... • • Land, 26% acres ........ 1,105 Wood, 10'acres ......... ery o., c o0 Ames, Mary A., 4 2,000 9 Branch St. NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Tota: Allen, Harold R., Personal estate......... $200 $20 273 N. Main St. 26 Summit Ave. Other personal estate ... 150 Allen, John R., 80 Court St., House, 89 Church....... 2,200 2,82 House & store, 26 Sum- Lot ................... 425 mit Ave ............. 2,000 Dean St., Lot, 1Y8 acres 150 175 Wood, 8 acres.......... 40 525 Land, 825 feet.......... Lot, Tremont .......... 10 Garage ................ Allen, Leslie B., 65 S. Main St., Personal estate......... 275 2 Allen, William H., Personal estate......... 2,400 11,61E 70 N. Main St. House ................. 5,000 100 Lot .................... Other buildings......... 1,050 50 Fowl ............... 50 Lot, % acres........... 3,200 150 Almuda, John, Ware 1 Horse......... 50 1' 700 1 Cow ................. 50 150 200 25 Fowl ............... 25 Anderson, Peter O., Amati, Duvilio, 50 Fowl.......... ". 50 1,6 35 Creeden St. House ................. 1,100 100 Other buildings......... 300 Anderson, William, 1 Cow ................. Lot, 1 acre ............. 200 House ................. American Finishing Machin- Machinery ............. 500 51 C S h 1St R., House, 45 School....... ery o., c o0 Ames, Mary A., House ................. 2,000 9 Branch St. Lot ................... 325 Total - Exempt $1,000 PROPERTY. Amici, Augusto, Stock -in -trade.......... 250 26 Summit Ave. Other personal estate ... 150 a House, 76 Angell St..... 2,875 225 House & store, 26 Sum- Personal estate......... 100 mit Ave ............. 2,000 House .................. Land, 7,153 -feet ........275 175 House, 82 Angell........ 1,100 525 Land, 825 feet.......... 150 Amici, Augusto, 82 Angell St., Garage ................ 50 Anderson, Andrew & ux, Personal estate......... 50 27 Bliss Ave. House ................. 1,900 ' Garage ................ 100 100 Lot .................... 150 Anderson, Clara W., 50 Fowl ............... 50 265 Williams St. Other personal estate ... 150 Anderson, Eric, 15 Pleasant St., Personal estate......... 400 Anderson, Nettie L., House ................. 700 45 Williams St. Other buildings......... 150 200 Land, 6 acres........... 150 Anderson, Peter O., 50 Fowl ............... 50 265 Williams St. House ................. 750 Other buildings......... 100 Land 17,952 feet........ 100 Anderson, William, 1 Cow ................. 50 Winter St., Address House ................. 350 E. Foxboro Lots 102 and 103....... 150 6,8a 2,200 200 400 1,000 1000 550 rch St. Eliza Pleasant Lena mina St. Frank Drank fuse 5 D ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total - 1,950 PROPERTY. House ................. 1,425 harlesF., 1 Horse ................ $50 $100 t., E. M. 1 Cow ................. 50 225 rwin H., Personal estate......... 100 2,100 225 House .................. 1,000 175 Shed .................. 50 525 825 Mow & til, 20 acres..... .450 300 Pasture, 28 acres........ 300 50 50 Wood, 12 acres......... 100 Pratt lot, 12 acres....... 100 `arriet L., House ................. 800 1,075 t., E. M. Barn .................. 100 50 Land, 2 acres........... 175 -anley T., Personal estate......... 200 200 rch St. Eliza Pleasant Lena mina St. Frank Drank fuse Halter W., Personal estate......... 200 1,950 ngSt. House ................. 1,425 Garage ................ 100 Lot, 9,991 feet.......... 225 Nilliam, House ................. 50 225 3t., W. M. Land .................. 175 Nilliam S., Personal estate......... 525 825 Is St. Lots 4 and 5........... 300 e orge E., Lots 63, 64, 65, 66 & 67. 50 50 Mansfield Terrace ...... 10,000 feet.......... . et al, Barn, 98 Pleasant....... 50 500 St. Lot, 1,500 feet.......... 50 Lot, Wessel & Thomp- son, 23,247 feet....... 175 Lot, Wessel & Kingman . 75 Lots 160 to 163 inc., Campbell St., 10,000. . feet ................. 75 Lots 171 to 174 inc., Campbell, 10,000 feet. 75 R., House, 45 School....... 1,400 1,900 St. Shop .................. 100 Lot 11,250 feet......... 400 B., House ................. 1,000 1,300 Land, 40 acres.......... 300 A., Personal estate......... 350 Main St. Lot No. 50, Warren Av.. 325 Lots 9 to 11, Maplelawn 300 A. & ux, House ................. 2,700 8,175 Ana, Garage................. 250 Main St. Brick .................. 2,500 Blacksmith shop........ 300 Lot 15,121 feet......... 2,425 House, 47 Warren Ave.. 2,250 2,650 Main St. Garage ................ 75 Lot, 8,475 feet.......... 325 11, ,Eli Pleas 11, Le Horace El Ah S se F N. se, D N. ese, G' 12 N. 6 1,900 12 Clinton St. NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Tot Annese, Tony, 382 N. Main St. Personal estate......... $325 $3 Anslow, Miriam c/o G. R., House ................. 150 3 Bartlett, 40 Circuit St., Lot 39, Greenwood Lake 150 Barn.... ............ Roxbury, Mass. Arbing, Vernon J., Personal estate......... 275 Other buildings......... 57 Central St. Arndt, William T., Personal estate......... 775 3,4 176 Park St. House ................. 2,000 Land ,East St., 27 acres. Club house ............. Garage ................ 100 Pasture, 14 acres ....... 500 Lot, 13,200 feet......... 225 R. 20 acres...... .. 754 East, E. M. Lot, W. of Wrathalls 300 Charles M. Austin, Lot 16,365 feet........... 300 no. 2, 12A.......... . Askey, Benjamin, Winthrop, Lots E. of Winter, 34% James W. White Lot, 13A Mass. acres ................ 400 and Nazzaro, Michael B., Lot W. of Winter, 75 George C. Cobb Lot, Boston 75 acres ............. 400 Atkinson, William G., St Personal estate......... 475 Gilbert Attilio, Cinnelli, House ................ . 1,900 12 Clinton St. Lot, 8,000 feet.......... 275 Atwood, Frank N., 3 Horses. - 300 754 East St.,E.M. 7Cows ...•.••-•"""' 350 Louise A. Wilbur Lot, 1 Yearling ............. 15 600 Other personal estate .... 50 Barn.... ............ House ................. 1,500 Other buildings......... 1,050 5A .................. Land, 45 acres.......... 800 200 Lot front of house,3 acres 125 Land ,East St., 27 acres. Club house ............. 50 25 Pasture, 14 acres ....... 500 Atwood, Frank N., et ali, Charles M. Austin, Lot R. 20 acres...... .. 754 East, E. M. no. 1, 36A....:..... . 300 Charles M. Austin, Lot Lewis C. Thomas lot, 7A 10 no. 2, 12A.......... . Sprakerlot............. James W. White Lot, 13A Bertha S. Nichols Lot, 150 35A................. Henry H. Thomas lot, George C. Cobb Lot, 14 43/160 A.......... 22 36/160 A.......... Charles H. Whalley, 13A Chloean M. White, 3 Canoe R. 1A......... 10 11/160 A............ Elizabeth E. Shaw lot, Sumner land, 29Y2 A.... Clapp land, 35A....... . 10 Prince A. Drew Land, Nancy E. Buck & Emma Central St ............. Williams lot 518/160 A Lovell Land, Miller Lot 9 A ................. Hodges lot, 25 % A .... . 4 85/160 A........... 200 3,€ 50 25 600 100 300 10 50 350 350 100 600 7 Personal estate......... 400 7,825 AND ADDRESS.. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total 4,500 PROPERTY. Other buildings......... 125 Louise A. Wilbur Lot, Lot, 13,065 feet......... 600 4% A ............... $10 Barn.... ............ 100 Evelyn S. Hayward Lot, Land, 8 acres....... .. 600 5A .................. 75 Flowed land............ 200 Frances H. Maliff Lot, Land ,East St., 27 acres. 1,000 17% A .............. 25 Cobb land, W. of Canoe Samuel A. Morse lot, 18A 50 R. 20 acres...... .. 150 Tisdale-Harlowe lot, 30A 300 Lewis C. Thomas lot, 7A 10 Sprakerlot............. 50 Tisdale land, 95A....... 150 Henry H. Thomas lot, 14 43/160 A.......... 30 Cedar Swamp, W. of Canoe R. 1A......... 10 Elizabeth E. Shaw lot, 3y8 A ......... ...:.. 10 Nancy E. Buck & Emma Williams lot 518/160 A 10 Tisdale J. Harlowe lot, 4 85/160 A........... 10 Edward R. Williams - White lot 20A........ 100 Leavitt L. Berry lot, 7A 10 Arvin A. Gooch, lot 5 138/160 ............. 10 John M., Jr., 1 Horse ................ 50 $5,250 entral St. 8 Cows.. ............ 400 75 Fowl.. ......... 75 House...... ... 2,000 Other buildings.... — ... ' 625 Lot, % acre............ 400 White lot, % acre ...... 400 Lot S: side, 1 acre ...... 500 Mow & til, E. side 18 acres .......... 800 Lizzie, et al. House ................. 2,200 2,850 dges St. Lot, 10,700 feet......... 650 Sadie L. Lot 21' x 95' Shawmut .. 100 100 ,dges St. Austin, Clinton E., Personal estate......... 400 7,825 115 West St. House ................. 4,500 Other buildings......... 125 Lot, 13,065 feet......... 600 F Barn.... ............ 100 Land, 8 acres....... .. 600 Flowed land............ 200 Land ,East St., 27 acres. 1,000 Cobb land, W. of Canoe R. 20 acres...... .. 150 W House ................. 5,000 42 S. Main St. Other buildings......... 8 299 S. Main St. Lot 22,473 feet......... NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Tot 1,000 PROPERTY. House ................. 1,500 12 Fulton Place Cobb land, 10 acres..... $50 Avallone, Andrew,47 County St. Personal estate......... Pasture, 20 acres........ 100 Personal estate......... Austin., Clinton E. & Lillian House .................. 2,800 ,$5,3 M. Richards, Barn .................. 250 House.................. 155 Winter St. Other buildings......... 1,000 150 Avallone, Vincenzo, Land, 85 acres.......... 1,000 457 N. Main St. Other personal estate.... Lothrop lot in Mans- Personal estate........ . House, 29 Angell St..... 1,100 field, 55 acres ........ 250 450 Austin & Richards, Winter St., 2 Horses ............... 150 7 457 N. Main St. 1 Cow ................. 50 ma M Lot, 6,567 feet.......... 225 Fowl .............. 225 Factory, N. Main & Pratt 400 Other personal estate ... 350 2,000 Austin, George W., et ali, Woodland, 20 acres..... 150 L Roxbury Mass Austin, Octavia N., House ................. 5,000 42 S. Main St. Other buildings......... 450 299 S. Main St. Lot 22,473 feet......... 1,725 Avery Japanning Co., Trust Co., Land, 3 acres 1,000 Austin, Olive, House ................. 1,500 12 Fulton Place Land .................. 250 Avallone, Andrew,47 County St. Personal estate......... 425 Avallone, Alphonse, 457 N. Personal estate......... 800 Main St. Wetherell land % acres . 25 Avallone, Nicola, 47 County St. Lot 75 x 100 feet..,..... 150 Avallone, Nicola & ux. House.................. 1,000 47 County St. Lot, 8,640 feet.......... 150 Avallone, Vincenzo, Stock -in -trade..........' 1,700 457 N. Main St. Other personal estate.... 650 Personal estate........ . House, 29 Angell St..... 1,100 M. Lot, 10,450 feet......... 450 Avallone, Vincenzo .& Cornelia House ................. 3,200 457 N. Main St. Barn.. ................ 100 ma M Lot, 6,567 feet.......... 700 Factory, N. Main & Pratt 400 Lot ................... 2,000 Avallone, Vincenzo & ux. Oil tank and pump ..... 250 457 N. Main St. 9 y, Frank H., Avery, Charles E., Personal estate......... 250 299 S. Main St. $325 Cornelia, Avery Japanning Co., Machinery............. 10,000 Waverly St. Factory buildings....... 34,500 Land, 3 % acres......... Land .................. 5,000 Ayott, Moses, Oak St., W. M. House ................. 50 Land, 17% acres ....... Hodges Land, 2 acres ... 75 Bayley lot ............. Wetherell land % acres . 25 Babbitt, George H., Draper Av. Personal estate......... 50 Badioli, Angelina House,. . I ............. 1,575 29 Charles St. Lot, 4,500 feet ......... 225 Bagloe, Albert H., 100 Fowl .............. 100 8,1 1,75 42 80 15 1,15 3,90 6,40 25 25 49,50 15, 1,80 4,85 y_,,L�n .f stop, Mass. 9 y, Frank H., 'D ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total PROPERTY. W M. Other personal estate... $325 Cornelia, House ................. 1,800 Office .................. Other buildings......... 275 Land, 3 % acres......... 300 Meadow, 15 acres...... . House(new) ........... 1,600 Land, 17% acres ....... 350 Rounds lot, 10 acres. . Bayley lot ............. 50 Smith lot, 6 acres....... 50 ce G. House ................. 3,200 $6,775 )ol St. 2 Barns ................ 550 '9' School St. Land, % acre .......... 250 Lot................... House, 313 School...... 1,700 Personal estate........ . Land, % acre .......... 225 M. Turner lot, 26 acres..... 400 Personal estate........ . Hodges lot, 7Y2 acres ... 350 Turner lot, S. of lane..... 100 ma M Wood .................. 75 75 y_,,L�n .f stop, Mass. House ................. y, Frank H., House, 328 School..... . L School St. Lot, 4 acres........... . Factory & engine house. Cornelia, Land.................. N. Main Office .................. Building W. of R. R.... Land, 15 acres......... . Meadow, 15 acres...... . Wood, 35 acres........ . Wood, 4% acres.`...... . Rounds lot, 10 acres. . Wheaton lot, 4 acres.... Day Wood, Lowlands, 6 G. P., & F. H., 1 acres................ Farrington Wood, 26 1 School St. acres ................. ay, George P., 279 School St. Personal estate........ . ay, Mary O. & George P., House ................. '9' School St. Barn .................. Lot................... ey, Mary L., 279 School St., Personal estate........ . er, Kenneth, 38 Union St., Personal estate........ . er, Walter, 883 East St., Personal estate........ . M. er, William L., 883 East St., Personal estate........ . M. om, Charles P., ,l delli, 177 House ................. Otis St., W. M. Lot ................... Lot N. side Balcom, 22;200 feet.......... . Cornelia, House................ . N. Main Lot, 17,500 feet........ . St. 250 3,475 300 800 650 100 300 450 75 250 50 100 75 75 200 200 200 `200 3,600 4,100 300 200 200 200 275 275 75 75 175 175 3,100 3,575 350 125 2,200 2,925 725 173 S. Main St. Bannon, Mary L., 173 S. Main St. Bannon, William H., Mansfield, Mass. Barboza, Lypriano, Ware St., Barden, Fred, 464 School St., Barden, William F., Attleboro Barker, Anna T., et al, 81 Chilson Ave. Personal estate......... 1,800 18 House, 121 Oakland..... 3,300 Lot ...........:....... 200 Garage......... 150 Lot No. 12 ............. 250 Land E. side N. Main Town Line........... 100 House ................. 550 Land .................. 150 House ................. 150 Maria Janes lot, 12 acres 300 House, 73 x 75 Draper.. 2,500 Land, 7,500 feet........ 275 Personal estate..... 1,425 House ...... ... .. 1,700 Lot........ .. 250 4,0( 65 45 2,77 4,17 10 200 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation T PROPERTY'. Greenhouses 844 x 30 ft. 3,800 Baldelli, Luigi, 477 N Main St. Personal estate......... $200 $800 Baldini, Duca, 8 Wood Ave., Personal estate......... 250 3,000 Baldini, Francesco ............ House ................. 1,275 1 5Fuller Place Lot no. 4 .............. 225 700 Baldwin, Ada E., Personal estate......... 75 300 60 Bella Vista Ave. 5,875 Lowlands, 10 acres...... 100 Baldwin, Charles E., House.... ............. 2,500 3' 60 Bella Vista Ave. Other buildings......... 100 50 12,225 Lot................... 525 2,975 Baldwin, Charles H., House ....... :.......... 900 1'. 666 Elm St., W. M. Barn .................. .100 2,000 3,500 Land, 19 acres ......... 325 450 150 Mow & til, 8 acres ..... 175 350 Ball, Charles W., House........ .. 2,400 2 112 Pratt St. Lot, 12,150 feet ........ 325 900 Ball, Florence E., 26 Horace St. Personal estate......... 2,000 2 Ball, Leon E., 26 Horace St., Personal estate......... 3,175 3, Ball, Nellie F., 48 Court St., Personal estate......... 400 House, 426 x 428 N. Main Ball, Wilfred L., & Nellie F., House .................. 1,750 2, Jt:, 48 Court St. Lot, 8,745 feet.......... 550 Lot, 5,500 feet.......... Ballou, David M.,, House .................. 1,600 1, Gilbert St., W. M. Lot, % acre............ 125 House ................. Balyozian, Nicholas, Personal estate......... 925 4, 127 Oakland St. House ................. 3,300 Lot, % acre........' .... 625 Lot No. 13, 5,000 feet... 150 Personal estate......... 650 Lot No. 14, Curtin St... 150 Bangs, Walter A., 75 Williams St.Personal estate ......... 125 ` Bangs, Walter A., & ux. House .................. 1,500 1,4, 75 Williams St. Other buildings......... 150 Land..... ............. 300 Bannon, Leo M., Personal estate......... 150 1 173 S. Main St. Bannon, Mary L., 173 S. Main St. Bannon, William H., Mansfield, Mass. Barboza, Lypriano, Ware St., Barden, Fred, 464 School St., Barden, William F., Attleboro Barker, Anna T., et al, 81 Chilson Ave. Personal estate......... 1,800 18 House, 121 Oakland..... 3,300 Lot ...........:....... 200 Garage......... 150 Lot No. 12 ............. 250 Land E. side N. Main Town Line........... 100 House ................. 550 Land .................. 150 House ................. 150 Maria Janes lot, 12 acres 300 House, 73 x 75 Draper.. 2,500 Land, 7,500 feet........ 275 Personal estate..... 1,425 House ...... ... .. 1,700 Lot........ .. 250 4,0( 65 45 2,77 4,17 e t Joh leasa 'Geo ast S , Fra rique John nt George St. Frank s, 11 200 ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Total Lot S. Main & Reservoir Greenhouses 844 x 30 ft. 3,800 6 3/10 acres.......... $800 600 ak W.,' House ................. 3,000 $4,500 n St. Other buildings......... 300 400 Lot, 3% acres.......... 700 50 School St., land 12 A ... 300 1,500 5,875 Lowlands, 10 acres...... 100 250 Wood, off Walnut, 4 A.. 100 550 ince A., Pony ................... 50 12,225 d Ave. Other Personal Estate... 2,975 150 House ................. 6,400 525 Lot ................... 2,000 3,500 4,325 Barn .................. 450 150 Lot ................... 350 675 el F., Personal estate......... 150 6,850 n St. House, 500 S. Main..... 900 1,650 e t Joh leasa 'Geo ast S , Fra rique John nt George St. Frank s, Barn and shed .......... 200 Land, 3 acres .......... 600 Greenhouses 844 x 30 ft. 3,800 Boiler house & content.. 600 Planthouse............. 150 Land .................. 400 Land S. of Monty ...... 50 ne A. L., House... ............. 1,500 5,875 E. M. Other buildings...:..... 250 Land, 17 acres ....... . 550 House, 106 Union...... 2,900 Garage................ 150 Land, 9,384 feet........ 525 F., Jr., House ................. 3,500 4,325 St. Garage ................ 150 Lot, 11,800 feet......... 675 A., Personal estate......... 75 2,250 House ................. 1,650 Lot, 7,000 feet......... 200 Lot in front, 7,967 feet.. 325 N., &Antonio, House, 426 x 428 N. Main 2,000 3,525 430 N. Main St. Garage................ 200 Lot, 5,500 feet.......... 925 House, 432 N. Main.... 400 Bert C., House ................. 1,600 2,725 St. Other buildings......... 500 Lot, % acre........' .... 625 Personal estate......... 650 650 )ws, Al Union ►ws, Elizabeth, atral St. )ws, Frank A., ;rocker St., 10 Horses .............. 1,000 10,42 Other personal estate ... 3,275 Stable ................. 3,000 Barn.................. 150 Shed .................. 500 NAME AND ADDRESS. 12 DESCRIPTION OF Valuation; PROPERTY. Tot 50 Land 59,960 feet....... $2,500 Total Barrows, Fred A., Personal estate......... 300 $3 273 Chauncy St. House ................. $600 $750 Barrows, Paul A., 70 Union St., Personal estate......... 250 2, Bartlett, Horace L., House ................. 1,700 1,9 9 & 11 Coral St. Shed .................. 50 500 Lot, 7,425 feet........... 150 300 Bates, Harold, House, West St ........ 100 2 Attleboro, Mass. Garage ................ 50 2,300 2,750 Lot ................... 100 50 Bates, Phineas T. & ux. Jt., Land, East St. 1 82/100 50 1,925 124 Lee Ave., Tottenville, L. acres ................ 200 2 I., N. Y., Lot, 15,750 feet........ 225 2,300 Bauman, Martha, S. Main St., Personal estate......... 800 8 Baxter, George, House ................. 400 4 Balcom St., W. M. Lot ................... 50 3,150 Bay State Tap & Die, Machinery ............. 48,000 108,0 Chauncy St. Factory, N. side........ 38,150 100 50 Land .................. 3,400 425 700 Factory, S. side........ 16,500 425. 100 Land, 25,734 feet....... 1,750 250 250 Lot, W. of River ....... 200 field Terrace......... Bayley, Harriet, 66 Court St., Personal estate......... 950 9 Bayley, J. Frank, House ................. 3,450 5,4 66 Court St. Garage ................ 100 Lot ................... 325 Pasture, Elm St., 5 acres 600 Sprout, 3 acres......... 50 Sprout, 9 acres......... 100 Bayley land, Balcom 12A 300 Signs .................. 100 Wasteland E. of R. R., 9 acres .............. 175 Lot S. W. T. Brown, 10,000 feet.......... 75 2 Lots S. side Balcom... 200 Beal, Ellen J., 9 Webb Place House ................. 1,300 1,6 m Barn .................. 100 Lot .......:........... 200 (Exempt $1,000) Beale, Frederick I., House ................. 1,300 1,3 '{ 12 Giles Place Lot ................... 50 Beaton, Hugh D., R. F. D. no. 3 Stock -in -trade.......... 200 1,2 Gilbert St., Attleboro 2 Cows ................ 75 25 Fowl ............... 25 House.................. 525 Land, 18 acres.......... 200 Meadow & wood, Bayley 175 Beatty, Charles W., 25 Fowl ............... 25 267 Pratt St. Other personal estate ... 50 arr SF ell hil tnc �r oseph W., a son Lane Eva 13 50 50 TD ADDRESS DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total PROPERTY. Stock -in -trade.......... 100 arles, House ................. $600 $750 en St. Lot, 1 acre ............. 150 1,000 in F. & Charles A., House ................. 2,100 2,450 eve., Shed ................... 50 500 Lot, 7,500 feet.......... 150 300 Lot no. 38, Maple ave., Land, 2 acres........... 325 7,500 feet............ 50 2,300 2,750 2 Lots ................. 100 50 �n F. Jr., Personal estate......... 50 1,925 z St. House................. 1,650 Lot, 15,750 feet........ 225 2,300 Edward & Laura E., Land, Maple St., % acre 25 175 >ro, Mass. Atherton Land, 5 acres.. 150 375 liam H. Personal estate......... 300 3,150 n' St. House ................. 1,900 80 Garage ................ 100 50 Lot, 7,125 feet......... 425 700 Lot, 7,125 feet.......... 425. 100 trice C., 6 W. Lot N. side Cottage..... 250 250 arr SF ell hil tnc �r oseph W., a son Lane Eva Personal estate......... 50 50 llow St. Zaurice L., Stock -in -trade.......... 100 3,050 nch St. 25 Fowl ............... 25 Other personal estate ... 1,000 House .................. 800 Greenhouses............ 500 Other buildings......'... 300 Land, 2 acres........... 325 ie M., House.. 2,300 2,750 Main St. Garage ................ 50 Land, 9,600 feet........ 400 (Exempt $1,000). - - .. E., House ................. 2,300 2,700 Ave. Shed .................. 25 Lot, 6,000 feet ......... 375 e, Joseph, 1 Horse ................ 70 1,000 2 Cows ................. 80 50 Fowls .............. 50 House ................. 700 Land, % acre .......... 100 M., Lots 99 & 100, Mans - les St. field Terrace......... 25 !w, E Char :w, P Cott Patrick Cottage ew, T T Cha Charles 25 5,350 2,825 14 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Bellew, William T., Personal estate......... $300 20Cottage St. Bellucci, Ralph, 25 Fowl ............... 25 73 Angell St. Other personal estate ... 125 Bellucci, Vittoria D. P., House ................. 2,200 73 Angell St. Lot, 8,400 feet ......... 225 $1,725' Lot, 6,000 feet ......... 175 Belluche, Frank R., Personal estate......... 175 Ware St. House ................. 2,300 Charles St. Garage ................ 150 Land, 9 acres ........... 200 ' 100 Wood, 5 acres.......... 125 House......'............ Meadow, 6 acres ....... 100 l Union St. Pasture, 30 acres ....... 250 Belmore, Napoleon & ux. House ................. 2,900 93 Chilson Ave. Lot, 8,125 feet......... 500 Bennett, David, 10 Dane St., Stock -in -trade.......... 200 Other personal estate ... 175 Bennett, Sarah, Personal estate......... 950 10 Dane St. House ................. 2,200 Lot ................... Other buildings......... 300 som, Carroll L., Land .................. 325 Bent Ralph S., p Personal estate......... 75 1048 East St., E. M. House ................. 1,250 House, 14 Webb:....... Barn .................. 250 :1 Union St. Lot, % acre....... .. .. . . 150 r, Atwood Land, 1 1/7 acre 50 Bentley, Eva E., House ................. 1,200 Off School St. Barn .................. 100 Lot no. 11, 19 acres..... 500 H Lowlands, no. 29-1, 6 Lot, % acre............ 275 acres ................ 40 House ........:........ Lowland, no. 37-2, 11 3,375 1 Benefit St. 12/100 acres......... 100 Lowland, no. 29-2, 6 Lot no. 11, 5,698 feet.... 125 91/100 acres......... 60 Lot no. 12, 6,665 feet... Lowland Lot no. 5, 25 som, George E., acres ................ 50 Bentley, Eva E., Off School Sheds ................. 200 Bentley, Fred A., 1 Cow ................. 50 Off School St. 25 Fowl ............... 25 Berry, Annie M., 37 Wilson Pl., Personal estate......... 200 Berry, Arthur L. & Annie House ................. 1,800 2 M., Jt., 37 Wilson Place Barn .................. 75 Shed .................. Lot, 34,452 feet........ 375 Lots 29 & 30, Westlawn 50 Berry, Charles L., 6 Davis St., House ................ 2,000 2 2,200 Lot ................... 475 Berry, Mildred L., 6 Davis St., Personal estate......... 150 Berry, William T., 19 Webb Pl. Personal estate......... 75 15 E M AND ADDRESS DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Total 1 relli, John & ux House, 70 & 72 Charles. $1,500 $1,725' Charles St. Lot ................... 225 r`elli, Lena House ................. 500 800 Charles St. Lot, 5,500 feet.......... 200 Lot, 59, Morse Terrace.. 100 ssorn, Betsey W., House......'............ 3,500 7,450 l Union St. Other buildings......... 750 Lot, % acre............ 1,050 House, 16 Coral........ 900 Lot ................... 175 House, 18 Coral........ 850. Lot ................... 225 som, Carroll L., House ................. 5,000 5,425 44 Church St. Lot, 8,000 feet......... . 425" ;som,' Cora A., House, 14 Webb:....... 1,550 4,050 :1 Union St. Barn.. .............. 250 r, Lot, % acre............ 625 # House, 18 Webb........ 1,200 Barn .................. 150 H Lot, % acre............ 275 som, Eva M., House ........:........ 2,900 3,375 1 Benefit St. Garage ................ 200 Lot no. 11, 5,698 feet.... 125 Lot no. 12, 6,665 feet... 150 som, George E., 50 Fowl ............... 50 11,275 1 Union St. House.................. 3,300 Other buildings ...350 Lot, 21,760 feet.':...... 1,050 House & store, S. Main. 2,750 Shed .................. 50. Land, 5,440 feet........ 11000 House; 50 Park......... 2,200 Garage..............., 100 Lot ................... 425 som George E., House, 55 Court........ 2,050 2,550 ' 1 Union St. Lot ................... 425' Garage ................ 75 Ings, Charles H., Personal estate......... 350 28,800 10 N. Main St. House & block......... 5,300 Barn .................. 1,000 Land, 9,277 feet........ 1,825 Hotel, 22 Chauncy...... 4,100 Other buildings......... 400 Signs....... ......... 50 Lot, 14,405 feet......... 1,475 Brick Block, 18 Chauncy 13,000 Lot, 11,853 feet........ 1,300 2,550 is, Annis N., 253 West St., House................. 2,100 Shop........ ........ 150 Lots 3 & 4.`... ....... 225 16 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation T( SA E AND ADDRESS. PROPERTY. Total Land, 5 acres .......... Lots 21 & 22, Westlawn $75 Binns, Arthur E., Machinery ............. 300 $ 253 West St., Other personal estate.... 75 Birch, Lillian A., Personal estate......... 950 5 185 West St. House ................. 2,900 Jewell St., W: M. 25 Fowl ............... Garage ................ 150 (Exempt) ............ Lot no. 5, 5,400 feet.... 325 &1sh, Elizabeth J., House, 90 & 92 Central. Factory, School........ 700 Box 3, Oak Bluffs Barn .................. Garage ................ 100 Lot, % acre............ Lot ................... 300 Birch, Philip, 185 West St., Personal estate......... 725 Blaisdell, Edith, House ................. 3,000 12 120 N. Main St. House and block ... , ... 3,200 Lots 43-51 inc. & 56-63 House, 10 Villa......... 1,700 inc., Avon............ Lot ................... 4,400 Blake, Charles A., House ................. 3,200 4 82 East St. Lot 44,490 feet......... 850 Blake, Charles A., et ali., 3 Houses, Blake Pl...... 2,900 3, 82 East St. Lot, 19,375 feet ........ 625 Blake, Frank W., Stock -in -trade.......... 250 5 41 West St. Other personal estate ... 225 House ................. House ................. 4,150 Other buildings......... Other buildings ........ 200 Lot, 4 acres............ Lot, % acre............ 625 Blake, F. N. Co., Mill, Balcom St........ 1,000 2 15 Bayley St., Barn .................. 75 )ehnke, Walter, Pawtucket, R. I. Shed .................. 25 50 Park St. Other buildings.......; .. Land, 2Y4 acres ........ 250 Mow & til, 17 acres..... Meadow Wood, 8 acres.. 300 Pasture, 6 acres ........ Flowed Land........... 400 Blake, Franklin N., 15 Bayley Lot, Balcom & Jewell... 25 St., Pawtucket, R. I. 2& >ldrighini, Gino V. & ux., Blake, Lizzie, et al., House ................. 1,600 3 26 Webb Place.............Shed.................. 100 100 Lot, 6,586 feet......... Lot, 17,600 feet ........ 475 )ldrighini, Linda, Personal estate......... Lot, Park and Linden... 825 32 Charles St. 13,056 feet.......... . )lton, Annie H., Blandori, Santo & ux., House ..........:...... 1,700 l Thompson St. Lot No. 12, 27,300 feet.. 100 Bliven & Cheyne, Willow St., Stock -in -trade.......... 1,500 1 Bliss, Ada L., 52 Willow St., Machinery ............. 50 3 Cobb Lot, 4 76/100 acres House ................. 1,600 )lton, Arthur S., 1 Horse ............... Other buildings......... 1,025 117 Willow St. 1 Cow ................ Land, 14 acres ......... 1,050 )lton, George V., 117 Willow Personal estate......... Pasture, 6 acres ........ 150 Alton, Herbert, 6 Webb Pl., Personal estate......... Wood, 2% acres........ 50 )lton, Mrs. Stanley A., Blossom, Delia C., Personal estate......... 250 1 Jewell St., W. M. House....... ........ 900 Land, 3,595 feet......... Barn .................. 150 (Exempt $500) ....... P. house ............... 50 17 SA E AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTI Y OF Valuation ROPER Total Land, 5 acres .......... $150 Mow & til, 5 acres ..... 200 Scholes Meadow, 2 acres 25 (Exempt $1,000)...... Assam, Henry C., 1 Horse ................ 75 $100 Jewell St., W: M. 25 Fowl ............... 25 (Exempt) ............ &1sh, Elizabeth J., House, 90 & 92 Central. 2,300 5,750 Box 3, Oak Bluffs Barn .................. 250 Lot, % acre............ 425 Lot 52, Central & Avon 425 Lots 22, 23, 26 & 27,War- ren.'................ 400 Lots 43-51 inc. & 56-63 inc., Avon............ 1,200 Pasture Rear 90 Central 3 % acres............ 625 Wood, Lowlands, 3 acres 60 Wood, S. of Chauncy, 4 % acres ............. 65 )do, Joseph, 365 West St., Personal estate......... 400 3,225 House ................. 2,250 Other buildings......... 250 Lot, 4 acres............ 225 Carpenter Lot, % acre .. 100 )ehnke, Hazel, 50 Park St., Personal estate......... 800 800 )ehnke, Walter, House, 135 Mill, E. M.. 1,200 2,325 50 Park St. Other buildings.......; .. 550 Mow & til, 17 acres..... 350 Pasture, 6 acres ........ 100 Wood, 9 acres........... 100 Staples Lot, Mill St..... 2& >ldrighini, Gino V. & ux., House ................. 2,400 2,925 Linda, 32 Charles St. Garage (unfinished) ..... 100 Lot, 6,586 feet......... 425 )ldrighini, Linda, Personal estate......... 800 800 32 Charles St. )lton, Annie H., House ................. 1,300 1,925 117 Willow St. Barn .................. 200 Lot, % acre............ 100 Skinner lot, 4 acres ..... 175 Cobb Lot, 4 76/100 acres 150 )lton, Arthur S., 1 Horse ............... 50 75 117 Willow St. 1 Cow ................ 25 )lton, George V., 117 Willow Personal estate......... 375 375 Alton, Herbert, 6 Webb Pl., Personal estate......... 150 150 )lton, Mrs. Stanley A., House ................. 825 1,000 107 School St. Shed ............ ..... 75 Land, 3,595 feet......... 100 (Exempt $500) ....... 19 ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Total i A. &'Co., Stock -in -trade.......... 18 $700 1 St. NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total & Co., PROPERTY. 400 400 Boltz, Florence R., 5 Horses .....:......... $300 $8,450" 600 S. Main... . .....2 Cows ................ 100 1,850 2 Yearlings............ 50 500 E., 96 Allen St., House ................. 2,650 100 E., & ux. Other buildings......... 1,025 1,775 Land, 14 acres ......... 1,400 225 Barn, Fruit St.......... 1,006 300 300 New barn, Fruit St..... 425 Land, 27 39/160 acres... 1,000 2,000 36,125 Land, 57 acres ......... 500 500 Boltz, Fred S., 600 S. Main St., Personal estate......... 550 550, Bonimelli, Arduino, Lot, Angell St., 10,000 Main ................ 1,300 101 Angell St. ' feet ................. 100 100 Bonney, Charles A., 1 Horse ............... 100 4,025 48 Branch St. 1 Cow ................. 50 1,850 ' House. ............... 1,750 500 Other buildings......... 575 450 Mow & til, 10 acres..... 550 700 Mow & til, 10 acres .... 550 3,000 Lot, W. side Branch.... 175 1,200 Land, off Stearns, 20 % A 275 Bonney, Joseph F., Stock -in -trade.......... 50 100 94 East St. Other personal estate ... 50 Bonney, Joseph F., House, 94 East......... 1,475 1,800 94 East St. Lot ................... 325 Bonney, William H., House, off S. side Balcom 800 1,200 48 Branch St. Barn .................. 200 Land, 11Y2 acres........ 200 Bonney, William H., Wood, W. of Essex, 22 ac 400 885 48 Branch St. Lots 114-115-116 Mans- field Terrace ......... 75 Triangle Lot, E. side 50 Hope, 752 feet ....... 10 Keefe Land, Branch 30 acres ................ 350 Foster Land, N. Attle- 650 boro Line 15 17/320 A 50 Bonney, William H., House, 31 East......... 2,700 3,925' 48 Branch St. Land .................. 525 Next lot W ............ 700 Booth, Charles E., Personal estate......... 400 500 340 Central St. Lot, N. side Chauncy, 7,800 .feet............ 100 Booth, Carolyn T., Personal estate......... 325 325 224 Central St. Booth, Edwin A., House ................. 1,750 3,600 340 Central St. Other buildings......... 400 Store .................. 300 Land, 1% acres ........ 700 Woodland rear dwelling, 10 acres ............. 450 19 ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Total i A. &'Co., Stock -in -trade.......... $500 $700 1 St. Other personal estate ... 200 . 100 & Co., 2 Tanks & Pumps...... 400 400 1 St. Foxboro, Mass. P. o. lot No. 15, 5,000 ft. 150 Balcom St., House ................. 1,700 1,850 Lot ................... 150 500 E., 96 Allen St., Personal estate......... 100 100 E., & ux. House ................. 1,600 1,775 s6 Allen St. Garage ................ 75 Lot 17 & p. o. 16 & 18 4,500 feet............ 100 booth, Walter B. & ux., Jt. House, 46 Allen St...... 1,700 5,850 Foxboro, Mass. P. o. lot No. 15, 5,000 ft. 150 House, 71 Chilson Ave .. 3,500 Lot, 8,750 feet......... 500 3 oth, William F., House ................. 1,700 2,100 X355 Central St. Barn .................. 175 Lot, % acre............ 225 lortolucc, Guerino, Personal estate......... 300 300 l Charles St. Ioston & Providence R. R., Part of Station......... 2,000 36,125 Boston ` Land under Station ..... 500 Conover House, 444 N. Main ................ 1,300 Lot, N. Main & R. R... 3,400 Paint Shop ............. 350 Old Freight House...... 1,850 Land ................. 500 New Storehouse........ 450 Mowry lot, % acre ..... 700 Pumphouse & contents . 3,000 Woodyard -w. side, 1 acre 1,200 Roundhouse (part) ..... 15,500 Chilson lot, % acre ..... 800 Cobb lot, N. Main & Foundry 4,000 feet... 400 ail- Wood lot, opposite Bail- ey's. .... ey's................. 50 Rails at W. M ......... 700 Station Lot, W. M., 3 acres....'............ 21100 Lot W. side R. R. N. of Chemical ............ 100 Bleachery Land ......1.. 50 Strip of land W. of R. R. 100 35 feet wide -5,589 ft. Strip of land W. of R. R. 36 ft. wide, 29,572 ft.. 650 Spaulding & Willis land between River & R. R. Chauncy............. 200 fred A., 20 600 , 1,400 St., W. M., NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation ` Tai 'homas, 20' Noonan St Personal estate......... PROPERTY. $1,600 Edward T'., Jr., Personal estate......... Strip of land opposite 325 Jakland St. Winter's coal sheds ... $200 scilla L. A., House........ Triangle S. of Elm -W. 2,050 [ain St. Shed ................... side of R. R., W. M. . 25 Boston & Providence R. R., Storehouse ............. 1,300 $1,4 House ................. Sheds ................. 100. ow St. Bourne, Charles H., Personal estate......... 1,750 ' 1,7 569 N.'Main St. 450 750 100 Bowen, Frank L., 15 Coral St., House ................. 1,500 1, Wood, 25% acres....... Lot, % acre............ 275 Bowen, Lydia A., Lot, Otis & Balcom, 18 150 Attleboro, Mass. acres ................ 1,200 1,E Boyd, Charles E., House, 22 East St...... 2,200 3, Attleboro, Mass. Barn....., ............ 250 ` Lot .................... 750 Boyden, Dora E., House ................. 1,600 2,( 36 Dean St. Lot, % acre ............ 425 Boynton, Thelma O., House ................. 1,425 1,9 10 Glen St. Lot....... ............ 50 Boylan, G. Russell, House ................. 600 E 82 Highland Ave. Lots 6 to 11 inc ........ 200 Brackett, Florence M., Personal estate......... 400 4, Walnut St. House ................. 1,650 Barn .................. 100 Lot, 3 acres............ 300 House, Walnut......... 1,100 Lot, % acre............ 50 House, Walnut......... 1,000 Lot, % acre............ 125 Brackett, Florence M., Lot, (off) N. of Chauncy Walnut St. 18 acres ............. 300 Bradford, Florence M., House ................. 1,750 2,1 18 Bella Vista Ave. Garage ................ 100 Lot ................... H 300 fred A., 21 600 , 1,400 St., W. M., 1D ADDRESS. DESCRIPTIONOF Valuation Total 'homas, 20' Noonan St Personal estate......... $1,600 $1,600 Edward T'., Jr., Personal estate......... 325 325 Jakland St. Wood, 4 acres.......... 50 scilla L. A., House........ 1,200 2,050 [ain St. Shed ................... 100 (Exempt) ............ Lot • ....... 750 100 elen C., House ................. 3,300 4,800 ow St. Other buildings......... 650 100 150 Land, 10 acres ......... 450 750 100 Wood, 29% acres....... 200 50 Wood, 25% acres....... 170 1,000 Pasture, 2y8 acres ...... 30 150 fred A., House ................. 600 , 1,400 St., W. M., Poultry house.......... 50 1,350 1, Mow & til, 15 acres..... 500 250 Pasture & til, 19 acres... 200 350 Wood, 4 acres.......... 50 1,975 2,9 (Exempt $1,000). . ... Lot, 18,872 feet ........ 425 inie E., 9 School St., Lots 175, 1.76, 177, & 178 (Exempt) ............ W. Lawn............ 100 100 °thur M., House, 272 Elm........ 2,700 9,650 ro, Mass. Sheds ................. 100 150 House, 176 Elm ........ 750 100 1 Barn .................. 50 House, 254 Elm........ 1,000 Garage & shop......... 150 Land, 55 acres ......... 2,500 House, 255 Elm........ 850 Land, 6 acres .......... 1,500 Wood, E. side Oak St.,p. in Norton ............ s, C ,st S Carlton St. Bragg, Clara et al., ouse................. 2,200 3,4w 'Briggs, C 111 Rumford Ave. Lot, 12,000 feet........ 1,250 - 149 El Bramer, George C., 1 Horse ................ 75 175 Briggs, E 1350 West St. 1 Cow ................. 50 Balco Charles E., House ................ . Elm Edward, gs, E ark S gs, F School Ts, F. Edmund A., et al., Lots both sides Otis St., St., Frank 50 100 1,650 2,050 600 400 1,600 425 1,200 600 900 225 1,300 2,275 1,200 800 4,025 50 Fowl ............... 50 Bramer, George C. & ux., House ................. 1,350 1, 1350 West St. Other buildings ........ 250 Land, 15 acres ......... 350 Branigan, Sylvia, House ................. 1,975 2,9 353 S. Main St. Lot, 18,872 feet ........ 425 (Exempt) ............ Braun, Dora, House ................. 1,000 .1,2 353 West St. Barn .................. 100 Lot, % acre............ 150 Brayton, Arthur W., Personal estate......... 100 1 19 Noonan St. gs, E ark S gs, F School Ts, F. Edmund A., et al., Lots both sides Otis St., St., Frank 50 100 1,650 2,050 600 400 1,600 425 1,200 600 900 225 1,300 2,275 1,200 800 4,025 22 NAME AND ADDRESS:DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Briggs, Harry A., 1 Horse ............... $100 $7 1101 West St. 2 Cows ................ 100 Total 250 450 Fowl .............. 450 50 i, Daniel J., Other personal estate ... 75 250 Briggs, Henry E., Elm St.,W.M Personal estate......... 250 2 Briggs, Kathleen V., House ................. 1,350 -2,1' 928 East St., E. M. Other buildings......... 375 2,800 Rolfe and Grace A. Land, 3 56/160 acres.... 375 Williams Land No. 293, Briggs, Lester E., 103 Central St Personal estate......... 250 2 Briggs, Lewis 1 Mule ................ 50 Z 928 East St., E. M. 1 Swine ............... 10 Other personal estate ... 150 i, George A., Wood, off East St. 1 % A 25 200 Briggs, Lewis & ux., Land, E. side, Essex 60 928 East St, E. M. acres ................ 400 4 Briggs, S. A. & L. E., Pasture, 6 acres ........ 120 1' Park St., Attleboro Codding Land, 4 acres.. 55 Briggs, William F., et ali, Woodland, N. of Bungay 9 School St. 4 acres .............. 50 Brigham, Lewis W., Personal estate......... 200 1,1! Otis St., W. M. House, 350 Williams.... 650 Barn................... 125 Land, 4 acres .......... 175 Hrintnell, Charles E., House ................. 500 6 Jewell St., W. M. Other buildings......... 75 Lot, 174 9/10 front, 13/16 acre ................. 50 Bristol County Realty Co., ` House & store, N. Main. 3,700 21,2( Taunton, Mass. Block ................. 11,800 Lot ................... 5,700 Bristol Masonic Lodge, Woodland, E. of Plain... 10 N. Attleboro, Mass. Britton, Clair W., 29 Wilson Pl. Personal estate......... 150 1p Britton, Evelyn F. Witchpond Swamp, 11/16 acre ................. 10 1 Brogna, Alessandro, Stock -in -trade.......... 100 3,219 552 N. Main St. Other personal estate ... 50 House & store......... 2,500 Lot, Pratt, 14,175 feet... 600 Brooks, Ernest F., 39 S. MainSt Personal estate.. 575 5 Brown, Charles B., 1 Cow ................. 50 1,4( 1421 West St. 25 Fowl ............... 25 Other personal estate ... 50 House ................. 900 Barn .................. 50 Mow & til, 35 acres .... 225 Wood, 6% acres........ 50 Wood, next to Foxboro Line 6 acres.......... 50 ,'Hattie M., House ................. 1,600 2,150 L West St. Other buildings......... 500 Lot, 1 acre...... .. .. — . 50 wn, Herbert E., Lot, 50 feet front....... 100 100 :8 Elm St., W. M. un, J. N., 14 Stockton St., orchester, Mass. vn, Milton A., T Plain St. wn, Milton A., T Plain St. 3rown, Milton A., Off Plain St. 3rown, Roger W., 605 S. Main St. 3rown, Sarah et al, 43 Crocker St. 3rown, William B., West St. Lots Greenwood Lake 23 Lot, 32,695 feet ........ 49-50 & 51........... CE AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation ` Total 250 PROPERTY. 50 50 i, Daniel J., 2 Cows ................ 100 250 St., R. F. D. 3. Attleboro 2-2 yr. olds........... 100 Part of Island.......... 200 50 Fowl ............... 50 Cobb Land............ i, Daniel J. & Howard, House................. 1,400 2,800 Rolfe and Grace A. Other buildings......... 400 Williams Land No. 293, i, 1788 West Land, 77 acres ......... 1,000 Williams Land No. 294, i, Ella, House ................. 700 825 Williams St. Shed .................. 25 Land, 2 acres .......... 100 i, George A., 200 Fowl .............. 200 200 Nilliams St. ,'Hattie M., House ................. 1,600 2,150 L West St. Other buildings......... 500 Lot, 1 acre...... .. .. — . 50 wn, Herbert E., Lot, 50 feet front....... 100 100 :8 Elm St., W. M. un, J. N., 14 Stockton St., orchester, Mass. vn, Milton A., T Plain St. wn, Milton A., T Plain St. 3rown, Milton A., Off Plain St. 3rown, Roger W., 605 S. Main St. 3rown, Sarah et al, 43 Crocker St. 3rown, William B., West St. Lots Greenwood Lake 1,600 3,025 Lot, 32,695 feet ........ 49-50 & 51........... 300 300 200 Fowl.............. 200 250 Other personal estate ... 50 50 House ................. 100 725 Land, 50 acres ......... 300 60 Part of Island.......... 200 Treen Cedar, 1Y2 acres.. Lot Lake View & Plain, Cobb Land............ 50 acre .............. 125 acres ................ Lot No. 40 ............. 75 75 Personal estate......... 150 150 House ................. 1,600 3,025 Lot, 32,695 feet ........ 1,425 3 Horses ............... 250 2,015 3 Cows ................ 150 . 1 Yearling ............. 15 50 Fowl ............... 50 Shop .................. 200 Todd farm, 60 acres.... 700 Wood, 6 acres.......... 60 Greenland, 6Y4 acres... . 30 Treen Cedar, 1Y2 acres.. 25 Cobb Land............ 50 Purdy Lot, Williams 1 acres ................ 75 Hodges Swamp, 5 % acres 50 Williams Land No. 293, 12 19/160 acres...... 140 Williams Land No. 294, 4 % acres ............ 30 Williams Land, No. 295, 1 96/100 acres....... 10 r 24 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total ; 0 Merrimount Rd. PROPERTY. $250 ziney, Mass.'' Horton Lot, 4 acres..... $30 Sam Ring Swamp, 7 acres 80 Marcus Brown Swamp, 75 5 % acres ............ 60 Lesette D., 101 Dean St,. Whitmore Swamp,. Fox- 125 $125 Lester S., 76 Chauncy St.Personal estate......... boro line ............. 10 Minnie C., Brown, William J., 50 Fowl............... 50 $4,125 246 Central St. Other personal estate ... 800 Signs .................. House ................. 2,500 Lot, 5,625 feet......... Garage.....-. .1 *111* 150 William' D., Wood & cleared land, N. P. house ............... 25 earns Ave. side Stearns, 7 35/100 Lot, 20,000 feet........ 600 Brown, William T., House ................. 1,100 2,000 199 Elm St., W. M. Barn .................. 75 1 West St. Garage ................ Lot ................... 400 Lot..... .............. Skinner Land, 5 acres ... 100 Gley, Timothy D., House ................. Wood, 4 acres.......... 50 acom St., W. M. Barn .................. Barn Lot, Elm, 2 acres .. 150 Lot, % acre............ Bailey Lot, % acre ..... 100 ard, Amos E., House, 9 School........ Meadow, 1 acre ........ 25 -att St`. Bruce, Elmer G., Personal estate......... 50 2,425 22' Hodges St. House ................. 1,800 Lot, 7,303 feet.......... Barn .................. 100 Lot 96, Bliss, 6,120 feet.. Lot ................... 475 Bruce, Charles S., Wood, 1Y2 acres........ 100 150 Norton, Mass. Wood, 1Y2 acres........ 50 wundry Brundige, Margaret, House ................. 1,700 2,825 17 Summit Ave. Barn .................. 100 Charles St. House ................. House in rear.......... 700 Other buildings......... Lot 12,800 feet......... 325 Brunell, Charles Personal estate......... 1,500 4,575 15 Church St. House ................. 2,500 Charles St. Lot ............:...... Lot, 6,175 feet ......... 575 )ank, Florence, Bruno, Salvatore, House ................. 1,300 1,550 80 Charles St. Barn .................. 50 Other' buildings......... Land, 5,000 feet........ 200 Brutcher, John M., House ................. 2,200 3,00.0 119 Chauncy St. Land .................. 325 6 Brdw'y, E. Prov., R. I. 1 2% acres............ West lot ............... 475 ingame, Arthur J., Bryan, Odelie, 821 School St., Personal estate......... 450 450 W. M. 150 sfki, Louis, 63 Union St., Bryant, Wallace H., House ................. 2,600 3,450 284 Central St. Lot ................... 525 gine Road 2, Central........... 2 rear lots ............. 325 Buck, Abbott E., Machinery ............. 100 150 76 Chauncy St. Lots 112 & 113 Mans- 2,225 5 Pratt St. House ................. field Terrace......... . 50 Buck, Alphonso, 101 Dean St., Personal estate......... 800 800 Buck, Alphonso et ali, Woodland, 11 28/160 101 Dean St. acres. ............... 100 100 25 E AND ADDRESS. DEPROPERTY OF Valuation Total 0 Merrimount Rd. Other buildings......... $250 ziney, Mass.'' Land, 10 acres......... 250 Pasture & wood, E. Stearns, 7Y2 acres .... 75 Wood, 12 acres........ '. 200 Lesette D., 101 Dean St,. Wood, 43 acres......... 125 $125 Lester S., 76 Chauncy St.Personal estate......... 475 475 Minnie C., Personal estate......... 50 2,550 Chauncy St. House ................. 2,000 Signs .................. 150 Lot, 5,625 feet......... 350 William' D., Wood & cleared land, N. earns Ave. side Stearns, 7 35/100 acres ................ 100 100 ler, Harry E., & ux, House ................. 4,900 5,675 1 West St. Garage ................ 200 Lot..... .............. 575 Gley, Timothy D., House ................. 1,200 1,525 acom St., W. M. Barn .................. 200 Lot, % acre............ 125 ard, Amos E., House, 9 School........ 2,300 3,350 -att St`. Barn .................. 200 Shop ................... 50 Lot, 7,303 feet.......... 375 Lot 96, Bliss, 6,120 feet.. 225 Lot 95, Bliss, 5,829 feet.. 200 ner W'., c/o Foxboro Personal estate......... 475 475 wundry Ltti, Giuseppe, Personal estate......... 650 4,000 Charles St. House ................. 2,500 Other buildings......... 400 Lot, 7,950 feet.......... 450 Ltti, Giuseppe & ux, House, 24 Angell:...... 1,100 1,350 Charles St. Lot ............:...... 250 )ank, Florence, 100 Fowl .............. 100 3,400 Js St., W. M. House ................. 2,800 Other' buildings......... 250 Land, 5 acres........... 250 lick, Franklin P. & ux, Land S. side of Pratt, 6 Brdw'y, E. Prov., R. I. 1 2% acres............ 150 150 ingame, Arthur J., House ................. 900 11050 3 Elm, W. M. Lot, % acre............ 150 sfki, Louis, 63 Union St., Personal estate......... 250 250 Charles G., & ux, Housing Corp. Lot No. gine Road 2, Central........... 350 450 Snyder Lot, off Cetntal . 100 ows, Percy F., 25 Fowl ............... 25 2,225 5 Pratt St. House ................. 2,050 Lot, 8,000 feet......... 125, 26 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. 27 ME AND ADDRESS:- DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total PROPERTY. House ................. $4,800 Garage ................ 100 Land, 1 acre........... 625 �tterworth, William J. & ux, House ................. 1,550 $1,925 15 Horace St. P. house ............... 25 Lot, 8,910 feet......... 350 Sabot, Anna, off School St., House .................. 100 125 Lot, 3,075 feet ......... 25 Exempt ......... . . dy, Frank L., Personal estate......... 4,050 4,050 .:475 Chauncy St. Aahill, John E., 10 Linden St., Personal estate......... 475 475 rahoon, Franklin P., Pasture, S. of Essex, .... 175 175 47 Wilson Place 12 acres ............. ahoon, Franklin P. & Mary, House ................. 1,100 1,525 M., Jt., 47 Wilson Place Lot ................... 425 alabro, Placido, House ................. 400 675 23 Warren Ave. Lot No. 52 ............ 275 alderhead, James A., 75 Fowl.......... 75 4,650 566 East St., E. M. House_ 3,650 Other buildings......... 325 Land, 8 acres .......... 500 Pasture, 10 acres ....... 100 alhoon, Thomas, 21 Mill St., Personal estate......... 50 50 E. M. 3.1hoon,`Alice, 21 Mill St., House ............... 900 1,225 E. M. Other buildings......... 225 Lot ................... 100 llahan, George M., Personal estate......... 50 3,450 146 & 148 Central St. House ................. 2,750 Shed .................. 50 Lot, 9,030 feet ......... 325 ® Lots 28, 29 & 30 Warren. 275 ;meson, Eulan, 1246 East St. Personal estate......... 275 275 E. M., Box 31 meron & Viles, Gilbert St., 2 Horses ............... 100 325 R. F. D., 3 Attleboro 3 Cows ................ 150 75 Fowl ............... 75 mpagna, Giuseppe, House ................. 2,700 2,875 i22 N. Main St. Lot, 8,437 feet......... 175 mpbell, Nina, Lot 69' front, 42, 140 ft.. 150 150 37 Elm St., W. M. nn, Chestley J., 7 Mill St., Personal estate......... 475 475 1P. M. Znon, Edward, 87 Allen St., Personal estate......... 175 175 ek, Joseph, et ux, 50 Fowl ............... 50 4,250 8 Draper Ave. House ................. 3,725 Lot................... 475 )one, Vincenzo & Noziata, House ................. 2,100 2,600 1 Pratt St. Lot, 9,180 feet.......... 500 Lot in rear............ 25 Burt, Alfred W., Personal estate......... $250 $9 912 East St.,, E. M. House ................. 5,500 Other buildings......... 250 Greenhouses 690' x 25'... 2,800 Planthouse 40' x 20'. . . . 150 Boilerhouse & contents . 400 Land, 3 acres .......... 250 Thomas land, 2 acres ... 25 Atwood Land, 3 acres... 50 Burt, Annabel C., House ................. 500 890 East St., E. M. House, 880 East........ 100 Lot, % acre............ 100 Exempt ............. Burt, Fred A., Stock -in -trade.......... 400 3, 962 East St., E. M. 1 Horse ............... 50 Other personal estate ... 200 House & store......... 2,000 Lot, % acre............ 100 Other buildings......... 300 Land, 3 acres........... 250 Burt, Fred A., Oil tank & pump....... 250 962 East St., E. M. Burt, Hattie A., Personal estate......... 475 1, 962 East St., E. M. House, 946 East St..... 1,000 Lot, % acre............ 75 Burtt, Wallace E. & Alonzo, House, 309 Greenwood C. Whittaker, Millis, Mass. Lake ................ 350 4 Lot 44, Greenwood Lake 100 Bushnell, Jeanette, Stock -in -trade.......... 400 2,8 116 Union St. Other personal estate... 275 Lot, S. Main & Willow.. 2,200 Bushnell, Fred A., 1 Horse ............... 100 7,0; 116 Union St. 2 Cows ................ 100 Other personal estate ... 650 House ................. 2,900 Other buildings......... 700 Lot, 29,110............ 1,475 Robinson Lot, S. side Spring, 5 acres ....... 300 Mow, til & wood, S. side Spring 9% acres...... 475 Land, Spring & Dean, Butler, Gertrude et al, . 3% acres............ 300 House ................. 2,750 3,12 14 Summit Ave. Lot ................... 375 Butler, Gertrude et al, 229 House, 587 N. Main .... 2,850 3,35 Highland Av., Wollaston, Mass. Lot ................... 500 Butterworth, Herbert W., Stock -in -trade.......... 7,000 18,15, 146 Park St. Other personal estate... 5,625 27 ME AND ADDRESS:- DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total PROPERTY. House ................. $4,800 Garage ................ 100 Land, 1 acre........... 625 �tterworth, William J. & ux, House ................. 1,550 $1,925 15 Horace St. P. house ............... 25 Lot, 8,910 feet......... 350 Sabot, Anna, off School St., House .................. 100 125 Lot, 3,075 feet ......... 25 Exempt ......... . . dy, Frank L., Personal estate......... 4,050 4,050 .:475 Chauncy St. Aahill, John E., 10 Linden St., Personal estate......... 475 475 rahoon, Franklin P., Pasture, S. of Essex, .... 175 175 47 Wilson Place 12 acres ............. ahoon, Franklin P. & Mary, House ................. 1,100 1,525 M., Jt., 47 Wilson Place Lot ................... 425 alabro, Placido, House ................. 400 675 23 Warren Ave. Lot No. 52 ............ 275 alderhead, James A., 75 Fowl.......... 75 4,650 566 East St., E. M. House_ 3,650 Other buildings......... 325 Land, 8 acres .......... 500 Pasture, 10 acres ....... 100 alhoon, Thomas, 21 Mill St., Personal estate......... 50 50 E. M. 3.1hoon,`Alice, 21 Mill St., House ............... 900 1,225 E. M. Other buildings......... 225 Lot ................... 100 llahan, George M., Personal estate......... 50 3,450 146 & 148 Central St. House ................. 2,750 Shed .................. 50 Lot, 9,030 feet ......... 325 ® Lots 28, 29 & 30 Warren. 275 ;meson, Eulan, 1246 East St. Personal estate......... 275 275 E. M., Box 31 meron & Viles, Gilbert St., 2 Horses ............... 100 325 R. F. D., 3 Attleboro 3 Cows ................ 150 75 Fowl ............... 75 mpagna, Giuseppe, House ................. 2,700 2,875 i22 N. Main St. Lot, 8,437 feet......... 175 mpbell, Nina, Lot 69' front, 42, 140 ft.. 150 150 37 Elm St., W. M. nn, Chestley J., 7 Mill St., Personal estate......... 475 475 1P. M. Znon, Edward, 87 Allen St., Personal estate......... 175 175 ek, Joseph, et ux, 50 Fowl ............... 50 4,250 8 Draper Ave. House ................. 3,725 Lot................... 475 )one, Vincenzo & Noziata, House ................. 2,100 2,600 1 Pratt St. Lot, 9,180 feet.......... 500 28 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total Nathaniel, PROPERTY. $50 $50 Carbonetti, Angelo, House ................. $900 $1,80 28 Angell St. Lot, 4,750 feet......... 200 2,775 40 Pratt St. Lot in rear, 1,500 feet... 50 2 Lots, N. Main & Angell 650 Card, Charles H. & Maud L., Lots 1, 2 & 3 at N'ly end Jt., 167 Union St., Attleboro of island, Greenwood Lake 200 20 Card, Mary J., 1 Horse ............... 100 12,37 38 Pleasant St. House ................. 6,200 Carroll, Michael J., Barn .................. 1,000 2,275 42 Warren Ave. Lot, 15,000 feet ........ 1,050 Garter, Rose E., House, 46 Pleasant ..... 1,800 550 Branch St Lot, 10,600 feet........ 625 Trust Co., Land, 3 acres 1,050 carver, Clarence H., R. F. D.; 2 Birkenhead lots:...... 550 1,925 Cardin, Adelard F., Personal estate......... 400 1,70 Gilbert St., R. F. D. 3, House...... .. .. ., .. , - - 1,100 Attleboro, Mass. Garage ................ 100 Lot, 1 % acres.......... 100 300 Cardinuto, Carlo, House ................. 1,300 1,45 36 Allen St. Lot, 5,000 feet.......... 150 3,400 Cardinuto, Carlo & ux, House, 8 Angell........ 1,650 1,90 36 Allen St. Lot ................... 250 Cardoza, Mary A. Lot No. 105, Winter 3 50 50 Sharon, Mass. 20/100 acres......... 50 E Carlin, Ralph S. & ux, House ................. 2,200 2,7C 319 S. Main St. Lot ................... 500 2,475 Carlos, Henry, Ware St. Personal estate......... 50 1,719 House ................. 900 Catalona, Frank & ux, Greenhouse............ 300 1,825 81 Angell St. Boilerhouse & contents.. 100 Catholic Society, Land .................. 100 4,625 23 Church St. Flint Land, 5 acres...... 100 Cavalli, Rocco, Jackson Land, East, 1 10,000 15,950 411 N. Main St. 96/100 acres......... 200 Carpenter, Anson E., Personal estate........ 450 4< 246 Central St. Lot, 9,035 feet......... 1,100 Carpenter, Elizabeth A., House ................. 800 1,01 331 West St. Lot, 1 acre ............. 200 (Exempt) ............ 150 Carpenter, Elwyn A., Personal estate......... 250 3,4' 29 School St. House..... 2,000 400 43 Pleasant St. Other buildings......... 100 Cavaner, Harriet, Lot, 11,250 feet ........ 375 4,925 38 Union St. Lots 87-92 inc., West - 925 Chabot, Adelard J., lawn ................ 200 1,100 20 Shawmut Ave. Lots 93-104 inc., West= 800 Chace, Benjamin N., lawn ................ 150 250 90 S. Main St. Lots 67, 68 & 69, Car- penter & Bliss, 22,500 ft 400 29 D AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation ROPER�penter, Total Nathaniel, Personal estate......... $50 $50 0 Pratt St. ?, Mabel R, House..... 2000, 2,775 40 Pratt St. Other buildings g ....... • • 250 Lot, 11,970 feet........ 525 (Exempt $1,000) .... . moll, Alice & Elizabeth, Lots 101 & 102, Mans - Summer St., Central F 19 alls, field Terrace......... 25 25 t. I. Carroll, Michael J., House ................. 2,000 2,275 42 Warren Ave. Lots, 12 13 & 14, 8,625 ft 275 Garter, Rose E., House (unfinished) ...... 250 550 Branch St P. house ............... 100 Land, 8 acres .......... 200 carver, Clarence H., R. F. D.; House, 92 Willow....... 1,500 1,925 38, Waterville, Maine Barn .................... 150 Land, 8 acres ........... 275 Garver, Theodore C., Norton Meadow &pasture, 30 acres ................ 300 300 : 30 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation T PROPERTY. Chadderton, John W., House ................. $1,900 $2,3; 91 Church St. Lot, 10,450 feet........ 375 Lot, West St., 29,750 feet 100 Chadwick, Hester A., House ................. 2,100 2,3'; 25 Summer St. Lot, 7,130 feet......... 250 600 Chafe, John J., House ................. 2,450 3,2 53 Warren Ave. Garage ................ 150„ Aman, Florence, Lot ........... -....... 275 3,100 Main St. Lot 58, 75' x 113' Green 550 3ttleboro, Mass. Plan ................ 350 Chamberlain, Harold I., Personal estate......... 225 3,91 17 Summer St. House, 21 & 23 Summer. 3,000 Factory building....... 285,000 Garage....... ....... 450 3,300 Lot, 7,200 feet......... 225 5,250 Chamberlain, Roland L., Personal estate......... 400 3,6 17 Summer St. House ................. 2,700 425 Lot, 14,000 feet........ 450 15,400 Copeland Rd. Lane 6 Land .................. 625 13/100 ............... 100 200 Chandler, Alcide, 4 Webb Pl., Personal estate. _ ....... 75 ' Chapman, Ida W., House ................. 800 1,3'9 46 Spring St. Lot ................... 525 1,900 Chapman, James A., House ................. 450 5( Thompson St. Lot No. 1 ............. 50 1,600 Chapman, James S., Personal estate......... 75 150 9 George St. rello,Thomas, House ................. 2,200 Chapman, John C., Personal estate......... 150 2,3 24 Dean St. House ................. 1,750 200 2,500 Garage ................ 50 125 Lot ................... 375 100 Chapman, Margaret S., House ................. 1,800 2,3 36 Pratt St. Shed .................. 50 700 Lot ................... 525 250 Chapman, Samuel & ux, House ................. 1,700 2,3€ 15 Court St. Lot ................... 650 150 Chase, Charles E., House ................. 1,750 2,42 118 Chauncy St. Lot, 8,850 feet.......... 375 100 100 Lot, Bella Vista, 8,663 ft. 300 (Exempt $1,000) .... . House ................. 1,300 Chase, Edward J. & ux, House..........:...... 2,000 2,62 Maud B., 28 Hodges St. Garage ................ 200 150 1,875 Lot, 7,935 feet......... 425 1,300 Chase, Ellen, House ................. 900 1,2( 94 Charles St. Garage ................ 100 Lot, 5,000 feet ......... 200 150 Chase, Harry B., House ................. 1,300 1,42 Beech St. Lot No. 5, 6,720 feet.... 125 Chase, Harry M., Personal estate......... 175 17 94 Charles St. 31 DRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total PROPERTY. M. & hus- House ................. $1,900 $2,300 ✓Iyrtle St. 3 Lots ................. 400 Ud11U, v -- - ene, Walter G., Personal estate......... 700 3,150 billow St. House ................. 2,000 Garage ................ 150 Lot, 11,750 feet ........ 300 lson, Louis, Cottage West St....... 350 600 Attleboro, Mass. Garage ................ 150 Lot 49, West St ........ 100 Aman, Florence, House, West St........ 1,700 3,100 Main St. Other buildings ........ 550 3ttleboro, Mass. Land, 14 acres.......... 400 Balcom Land, 61 acres.. 450 ocolate Refiners, Inc., Machinery 390,000 701,850 )akland`St. Factory building....... 285,000 Clubhouse ............. 3,300 Land, 1OV8 acres ....... 5,250 Curtin House.......... 1,650 Land .................. 425 7 Houses, N. Main ..... 15,400 Land .................. 625 Lot, E. of Copeland Rd. 200 ristie, Alexander D., Personal estate......... 400 400 :06 Central St. colla, Francesco, House ................. 1,900 2,200 :6 Bella Vista Ave.... Lot No. 39....... ..,. ... 300 iriani,; Luigi, & ux, House ................. 1,600 1,750 7 Angell St. Lot, 8,400 feet......... 150 rello,Thomas, House ................. 2,200 2,475 2 Bella Vista Ave. Lot No. 40............ 275 pp, Andrew F., 2 Horses ............... 200 2,500 Main St. 3 Cows .. ............. 125 100 Fowl .............. 100 Other personal estate ... 475 House ................. 700 Other buildings.:....... 250 Mow & til, 10 acres .... 200 Pasture, 15 acres ....... 150 Wood, 12 acres......... 300 pp, Andrew F., & ux, Sand lot, 2 acres........ 100 100 . Main St. re, Edwin E., & ux, House ................. 1,300 1,400 18 Elm St., W. M. Lot ................... 100 rk, Ansel K., Personal estate......... 150 1,875 52 High St. House ................. 1,300 Lot, 16,200 feet........ 425 sk, Elliott M., Lots 52 & 53, Greenwood ff Plain St. Lake 10,000 feet...... 150 150 .•k, Harry L., West St., Personal estate....' ..... 650 650 T. M., , 32 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION- OF Valuation 2 PROPERTY. Clark, James, House ................. $2,200 $2 59 Cottage St. Barn .................. 100 $200 7,725 Lot, 5,500 feet ......... 325 Clark, Margaret E., Lot, Chilson & Cottage, obb, 15 Hodges St. 59 Cottage St. 5,500 feet........... 350 Clark, William F., House... .............. 1,100 1 155 Williams St. Other buildings......... 175 450 Lot, 1 acre ............. 100 Clark, William H., & ux, 2 Houses .............. 150 Balcom St., W. M._ Land, 10 acres .......... 200 Clark, William S., House ................. 1,400 t West St.," W. M. Other buildings ......... 400 . House ................. Lot ................... 200 Wood & Pasture, 13% 500 acres ................ 700 575 Pine lot ............... 150 Lot in rear.............300 Meadow and wood...... 100 Personal estate......... 50 Clark, William S., Carpenter Cottage...... 100 West St. Lot ................... 75 House, Off Central...... Carpenter Cottage...... 350 Lot................... 75 Crosby Cottage........ 600 325 Garage ................ 75 House, 32 Central...... Lot..............'..... 75 King Cottage.......... 500 Lot ................... 75 Cliff, Maud, California, House, Branch & Ware 150 Barn .................. Land, 2V8 acres ........ 100 Clinton, Beatrice M., Personal estate......... 400 12 Avon St. House ................. 1,900 2,200 Garage ................ 100 Garage ................ Lot, 5,750 feet.......... 175 Lots 41 & 42, Maple - 325. lawn, 5,750 feet....... 150 Clinton, Flora P., House, 273 Chauncy.... 1,500 67 ` Chauncy St. Lot ................... 100 Clinton, i James H., Stock -in -trade........:. 600 67 Chauncy St. Other personal estate ... 500 8,800 House and store........ 2,000 Enginehouse........... Shed........ ........ 25 Lot, 6,300 feet......... 750 Cloutier, W J., Personal estate......... 1,000 Attleboro, Mass. Cobb, Alice I., Personal estate......... 75 50 Central St. House, 108 Central..... 1,900 Barn..... 200 1,500 P. houses.. 100 Garage ................ Lot, % acre . 475 Mow & til, 3Y; acres '... 325 George lot, % acre...... 475 33�. NAME AND ADDRESS DESCRIPTION OFValuation PROPERTY Total jobb, An C., 54 Union St., Personal estate... ; ..... '. $200 $200 7,725 Carroll S., - Stock -in -trade.... . . . 1,000 obb, 15 Hodges St. Other personal estate ... 1,175 House ................. 41650 Lot ................... 450 Lot, E. side Hodges, 9,950 feet............ 450 jobb, Frank M., Personal estate......... 2,325 18,500 50 Central St. . House ................. 2,650 Barn........... ..... 500 Lot, 15,600 feet ........ 575 Lot in rear.............300 House, 40 Central...... 1,900 Lot ................... 325' House, Off Central...... 1,150 Shed .................. 50 Lot ................... 325 House, 32 Central...... 1,800 Lot ................... 425 House, 41 Central...... 2,300 Barn .................. 50 Lot ................... 1,150 House, 57 Central...... 2,200 Garage ................ 150 Lot................... 325. Cobb, F. M. & J. L., Stock -in -trade.......... 9,500 33,575 60 Spring St. Machinery. . ........... 9,500 Other personal estate ... 200 Factory ............... 8,800 Enginehouse........... 1,500' Land, 1 % acres........ 850 Mill site... .... ..... 600 Flowed land........... 200 Land adjacent... ....100 House, 60 Spring....... 1,500 Garage ................ 300 Land, 14 acre.......... 525 Cobb, George, House ................. 2,600 3,550 660 M. Main St. Other buildings......... 150 Land, 1% acres ........ 800 Cobb, Harry A., House..........:......3,500 5,050 147 S. Main St. Barn........... ..... 400 Lot, 40,392 feet ........ 1,150 Cobb, HarryA., et' al, Bates lot, 10 acres...... 200 400 147 S. Main St. Pasture & wood, 7 acres................ 200 (Exempt $200) ....... Cobb, Henry W., Personal estate......... 2,000 2,025 151 Rumford Ave. Lot, Franklin St........ 25 35 AND ADDRESS DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total PROPERTY. 1, Minnie E., Lot, E. 79 Cottage, 6,038 ttage St. feet ............... $250 $250 ice A., Main St. Alice A., 95 S. Main St., Egbert D., S. Main St. la, John, 7 Liberty St., la, John & Gilda Jt., ,iberty St. mer, Mary A., 3 Elm St., W. M. as, Asiel E., 18 Davis St., as, Clarence E., East St. as, Edward J., E. Cottage St. ixbury, Mass. [ins, Elwood, )9 S. Main St. [ins, Jennie, 23 Elm St., W. M lumbus Club, N. Main St., mey, John F., 21 Park Row, 1. Y. City �y, Josephine M., Court St. innolly, George W., 60 Shawmut Ave. onnolly, John F. & ux, 2 Elm St., W. M. 'onnolly, John F., 2' Elm St., W. M. House ................. Lot, 7,877 feet ......... Garage, Horace ........ Lot, 6,830 feet........ . Oil tank & pump ....... Stock -in -trade .......... Other personal estate.. . Personal estate........ . House ................. Lot, 5,375 feet ......... Lots 1, 2 & 3 Morse Ter- race........ .... .. .. - er- race................. House ................. Lot .............. Lot 24, Edgewood Park. Lot 25; Edgewood Park. . Lot 26, Edgewood Park, 10,962. feet.......... . Lots 19 &21, Winter St. Lot 21, Spring St...... . Lot 1, Newbury St..... . Lots 2 & 4, Abbots Lane. Personal estate........ . House ................. Shed .................. Lot................... Lot, Oak St.......... . Personal estate........ . Lot N. side Court 2 1/5 acres ................ 2 Small lots, S. side Court Harding land, Hope, 5 A House ................. Barn ................... Lot ................... Lot, S. side Court ...... Personal.estate ......... House ................. Lot, 7,125 feet ......... House ................. Other buildings ........ Mow & til, 32 acres .... Marcia Jones Meadow, 1,350 4,950 775 2,500 325 250 1,500 950 325 2,875 225 200 1,550 150 75 75 75 25 250 2,450 325 3,300 1,700 75 150 25 250 250 1,575 1,850 25 200 50 200 200 2,300 3,325 25 1,000 4,400 6,450 500 500 1,050 800 4,750 3,650 300 1,000 3,300 1,075 1,200 2 acres .............. 34 1 Horse ............... 77 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Toi 75 PROPERTY. 875 Cobb, James R. 2 Horses ............... $250 $6 251 Willow St. 2 Cows ................ 100 1 Yearling ............. 15 Other personal estate ... 250 Lot 1, Bonney Plan..... 25 Cobb, Justin L., Personal estate.....:... 2,450 10,1 54 Union St. House ................. 6,300 Barn... .:............. 600 Lot................... 800 Cobb, Leon T., Machinery ............. 400 6,7 74 Rumford Ave. Other personal estate... 275 Garage & tank......... 5,200 Land, 8,514 feet........ 900 Cobb, Minnie G., House ................. 5,750 6,71 74 Rumford Ave. Lot .................... 950 Cobb, Stella I., House ................. 12,400 13,71 151 Rumford Ave. Lot, 11,025 feet......... 1,300 Cobb, Terrell E., Milton W., Woodland, 5 acres...... 125 1 & Lanson C., 251 Willow St. (Exempt) ........... . Cobb, Viola, 273 S. Main St., House ................. 800 1,51 Lot ................... 700 (Exempt) ............ Cochran, Mary S., House ................. 5,000 8,24' 87 Union St. Barn ................... 600 Dairy ................. 500 Lot, % acre............ 1,475 Lot, Branch St., 5% acres 650 Codding, Elwood C., House ................. 2,450 2,7 202 Central St. Lot, 14 acre ........... 325 Codding, George R., 1 Cow ................. 50 West St. Shaw lot .............. 25 Cody, Bridget, Margaret & House ................. 1,350 1,6( Mary A., Jt., 1 Wood Ave. Shed .................. 75 Lot, 1 acre ............. 175 (Exempt) ............ Cody, Michael F., House ................. 2,200 2,4€ 28 Warren Ave. Lots 20 & 21 & 3/5 of 19. 250 Cohen, Harry Lots 11-13-15-17-19-21, Cheritan, 12-14-16-18- 20-22, Durham, 28-30- 32-34-36-38, Eaton, 21- 23-25-27-29-3 1, Durham 75 7 Cohen, Rachel M., House ................. 250 32 Off Elm St., W. M. Lot ................... 75 Colburn, David A., House ................. 4;300 5,00 84 Pleasant St. Garage................ 125 Lot, 8,850 feet.......... 575 Coldwell, Minnie E., et ali, House........... ... 2,950 3,35 79 Cottage St. Lot, 8,800 feet ........ 400 35 AND ADDRESS DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total PROPERTY. 1, Minnie E., Lot, E. 79 Cottage, 6,038 ttage St. feet ............... $250 $250 ice A., Main St. Alice A., 95 S. Main St., Egbert D., S. Main St. la, John, 7 Liberty St., la, John & Gilda Jt., ,iberty St. mer, Mary A., 3 Elm St., W. M. as, Asiel E., 18 Davis St., as, Clarence E., East St. as, Edward J., E. Cottage St. ixbury, Mass. [ins, Elwood, )9 S. Main St. [ins, Jennie, 23 Elm St., W. M lumbus Club, N. Main St., mey, John F., 21 Park Row, 1. Y. City �y, Josephine M., Court St. innolly, George W., 60 Shawmut Ave. onnolly, John F. & ux, 2 Elm St., W. M. 'onnolly, John F., 2' Elm St., W. M. House ................. Lot, 7,877 feet ......... Garage, Horace ........ Lot, 6,830 feet........ . Oil tank & pump ....... Stock -in -trade .......... Other personal estate.. . Personal estate........ . House ................. Lot, 5,375 feet ......... Lots 1, 2 & 3 Morse Ter- race........ .... .. .. - er- race................. House ................. Lot .............. Lot 24, Edgewood Park. Lot 25; Edgewood Park. . Lot 26, Edgewood Park, 10,962. feet.......... . Lots 19 &21, Winter St. Lot 21, Spring St...... . Lot 1, Newbury St..... . Lots 2 & 4, Abbots Lane. Personal estate........ . House ................. Shed .................. Lot................... Lot, Oak St.......... . Personal estate........ . Lot N. side Court 2 1/5 acres ................ 2 Small lots, S. side Court Harding land, Hope, 5 A House ................. Barn ................... Lot ................... Lot, S. side Court ...... Personal.estate ......... House ................. Lot, 7,125 feet ......... House ................. Other buildings ........ Mow & til, 32 acres .... Marcia Jones Meadow, 1,350 4,950 775 2,500 325 250 1,500 950 325 2,875 225 200 1,550 150 75 75 75 25 250 2,450 325 3,300 1,700 75 150 25 250 250 1,575 1,850 25 200 50 200 200 2,300 3,325 25 1,000 4,400 6,450 500 500 1,050 800 4,750 3,650 300 1,000 3,300 1,075 1,200 2 acres .............. 25 1 Horse ............... 50 1,150 3 Cows ................ 150 75 Fowl.:........ ... 75 Other personal estate ... 875 36 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Tota RUT PROPERTY. Connor, John E., 11 Curtin St. Lot, 9,100 feet......... $500 $5( Connor, John E., et al., House ................. 5,000 5,2( 11 Curtin St. Lot No. 9 ............. 200 Connors, William H., Stock -in -trade.........'. 2,000 5,22 90 Church St. Other personal estate ... 650 x:57 Elm St., W. M. Shed .................. House.... 2,200 Lot................... Lot; 7,000 feet ......... 375 Conrad, Arthur C., et al., House ................. 1,350 1,77 20 Samoset Ave. Lot ................... 425 :600 West St. Conrad, Arthur C., Personal estate.......... 150 15 20 Samoset Ave: 2,000 Conrod, Athol, 107 Park St. Personal estate......... 175 17 Conrod, Charles E., Personal estate......... 325 2,27 241 Chauncy St. House ................. 1,650 Shed......25 Garage ................ 100 Mow & til, 7 acres...... Lot, 9,375 feet......... 200 Conrod, Gladys & Theodore Jt. House........ .. .. .. _ . 2,200 5,35 625 East St., E. M. Barn .................. 200 Shed .................. 25 Greenhouses, 400 x 25 .. 1,600 Plant house, 20 x 30.... 150 Boiler house & content. 375 Land, 39 acres ......... 800 Conrod, John W., Personal estate......... 925 9,05 889 East St., E. M. House ................. 3,300 Barn .................. 100 )k, John W., 150 N. Main St Shed ...............: 25 1,525 )k, John W. & ux, Garage ................ 200 5,400 50 N. Main St. Greenhouses, 750 x 25... 3,000 Plant house, 40 x 20 .... 150 rk, Mabel E., Boiler house & contents. 400 3,900 8 Carpenter Ave. Small House, 883 East .. 300 rk, ,Oliver P., 120 S. Main St Land, 9 acres .......... 650 125 Conrod, Reginald C., Personal estate......... 300 35, 63 Pratt St. Lots 200 & 201, Westlawn 50 Conrod, Theodore, 1 Horse ..............: 75 151 625 East St., E. M. 1 Cow ................. ` 50 09 S. Main St. Other personal estate ... 25 Fowl ............... 25 Conrod, Wentworth, Personal estate......... 50 51 889 East St., E. M. 400 Cook, Amandus R., et al, Hpuse................. 1,000 1,451 Williams St. Barn.................. 100 D9S. Main St. Barn .................. . Land, 5% acres....... 160 Lot ..:........:........ Fuller land, 6 acres ..... 90 k' & White, 8 & 11 Long Stock -in -trade.......... Williams & Pine land, 1,100 Tharf, Boston, Mass. Other personal estate ... 3 acres .............. 100 ney, John T., 13 James St., Cook, Annie M., Spring St., Lots 144 & 145, West - 250 ney, John T., et ali, Foxboro, Mass. lawn................ 50 5( Cook, Frank, Elm St., W. M. 100 Fowl .............. 100 10( 37 IA12E AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation '' Total RUT PROPERTY. Harriet M., House ................. $5,700 $6,300' p0 Church St. ' Lot, 11,300 feet ........ 600 k, Helen, 365 N. Main St., Lot, cor. Summer & Cen- tral, 11,465 feet...... 650 650 6k, Henry O., Q House ................. 1,575 2,100 x:57 Elm St., W. M. Shed .................. 50 Lot................... 200 Ellis Cook land 54,850 ft. 275 6k, John F., 1 Horse ............... 25 4,575 :600 West St. 1 Cow........ 50 House ................. 2,000 Other buildings......... 500 Mow & til, 6 acres ..... 150 House, 1,650 West....... 500 Shed......25 Mow & til, 7 acres...... 175 House, 1,536 West...... 250 Shed .................. 50 Lot ................... 50 Pasture, 13 acres ....... 150 Wood, 15 acres......... 75 Pasture, 7 acres......... 75 Wood & Pasture, 18 acres 200 Wood & Sprout, 10 acres 150 J. Briggs land, 7 acres .. 70 Leavitt Wood, 7 acres... 80 )k, John W., 150 N. Main St Personal estate......... 1,525 1,525 )k, John W. & ux, House ................. 2,800 5,400 50 N. Main St. Garage ................ 100 Lot, 10,160 feet........ 2,500 rk, Mabel E., House. '*''*'''*** ..... 3,500 3,900 8 Carpenter Ave. Lot, 11,625 feet ...... 400 rk, ,Oliver P., 120 S. Main St Personal estate......... 125 125 rk, Oliver P. & Mary W., Jt. House ................. 2,100 3,100 20 S. Main St. Barn .................. 200 Lot, 21,120 feet........ 800 ok, Olney A., Stock -in -trade.......... 125 3,500 09 S. Main St. Other personal estate ... 875 Laundry, Dean......... 1,300 2 Lots, 17,150 feet...... 400 Lot, S. Main........... 800 ,k, Lulu A. & Olney A., House ................. 3,850 5,400 D9S. Main St. Barn .................. . 300 Lot ..:........:........ 1,250 k' & White, 8 & 11 Long Stock -in -trade.......... 850 1,100 Tharf, Boston, Mass. Other personal estate ... 250 ney, John T., 13 James St., Personal estate......... 250 250 ney, John T., et ali, House....,- .. .. .. .... . 1,900 4,350 3'James St. Garage ................ 100 Old House, off James ... 1,000 NAME AND ADDRESS. 38 DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Tc PROPERTY. 1 Land, % acre.......... $225 NAME AND ADDRESS. Barn .................. 100 PROPERTY. Other buildings......... 150, Land, 5Y2 acres ........ 875 Cooper, Frederick J., Personal estate......... 450 $450 347 Elm St., W. M. 2,450 16 Alden St. Other buildings......... Cooper, Frederick J. & Louise House ................. 2,500 3,200 E., Jt., 347 Elm St., W. M. Other buildings......... 100 lawn, 8,000 feet ...... 150 Land, 26,000 feet....... 400 25 Fowl ............... 25 Lot in rear, 2% acres ... 200 Other personal estate ... Cooper, Helen S., 15 Coral St., Personal estate......... 175 175 Cooper, Mina I., Shed .................. 25 75 15 Coral St. Land Bungy & Gilbert.. 50 acres ................ Cooper, Walter A., Barn, Tremont......... 150 20C 5 Arlington St., Taunton Lot ................... 50 Other personal estate... Cooper, Walter L., 15 Coral St. Personal estate......... 300 30( Copeland, Jennie F., House ................. 3,850 5,00( 53 Rumford Ave. Lot, 13,500 ft.......... 750 House ................. 1,100 Cottage, Reservoir...... 25 Garage ................ 150 Lot................... 25 Lot ................... 50 Wood, 35 acres......... 350 House ..............:.. Copeland, William A., Personal estate......... 550 8,75( 79 N. Main St. House ................. 5,550 Personal estate......... 275 Land, 12,079 feet....... 2,650 House ................. Corbett, Grace B., House ................. 3,900 5,40( 75 Union St. Land, % acre.......... 1,500 Lot ................... 1,200 (Exempt $1,000) ..... Lot in rear ............. Corbett, Nellie J., Lots 44, 45, 46 and 47 W. Crane, Charles N., House ................. 2606 Canfield St. lawn 5,000 feet....... 150 44( Culva City, Cal Lots 105 to 113 inc. W. Crane, Grace H., 46 Park St., Personal estate......... 500 lawn ................ 250 House ................. Corbett, Percy M.; Personal estate......... 150 151 75 Union St. Creeden, Margaret E., House ................. Corbett, Walter H., Personal estate......... 125 12 75 Union St. Creeden, Margaret E., et ali, House, 178 Chauncy.... Corey, Charles T., 153 High St. House ................. 3,000 3,5T Lot No. 2 .............. Garage ................ 50 Lot No. 32 ............ Lot, 7,700 feet......... 325 Cresciteli, Domenico & Teresa House ................. Lots 50 & 51, Alden, 5000 2,650 ux, it., feet ................. 60 Fartaglia, Alphonse & Adelina, Lot, 10,396 feet ........ Lots, 34 & 35, Alden.... 75 Jt., 561 N. Main St. Land, W. side Walnut, Creeden, John V. A., Personal estate......... 1 % acres............ 65 18 Allen St. Corey, C. T., & J. O., Land near Walnut, Crocker, Ella E., 12 High St. acre ................. 25 Z Corey, George L., 69 N. Main St. Lowlands .............. . 25 2 Corey, J. Osborne, House ................. 2,900 3,90, 12 High St. Lot, 8,000 feet.......... 950 Crook, Everett A., Lots 48 & 49 Westlawn 100 2,725 Gilbert St., R. F. D. 3, 5,000 feet.......... 50 1 39 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total. PROPERTY. ©rnish, Bertha M., House ................. 2,200 2,450 16 Alden St. Other buildings......... 100 Lots 41, 42 & 43 West - lawn, 8,000 feet ...... 150 Cornish, Thomas H., 25 Fowl ............... 25 475 16 Alden St. Other personal estate ... 450 ;Cotterill, Eliza, 106 Pratt St., 50 Fowl ............... 50 50 Botterill, John T., Land, S. side Pratt, 4 106; Pratt St. acres ................ 350 350 Cotton & Sleeper, Stock -in -trade.......... 500 1,000 265 N. Main St. Other personal estate... 500 ":Couture, Thomas J., 25 Fowl ............... 25 . 1,375 Gilbert St., R. F. D. Other personal estate ... 50 Attleboro, Mass. House ................. 1,100 Garage ................ 150 Lot ................... 50 Coverly, Margaret A., House ..............:.. 2,650 2,900 200 Branch St. Lot ................... 250 Covey, Ransom C., Personal estate......... 275 4,225 64 S. Main St. House ................. 2,400 Other buildings......... 175 Lot ................... 1,200 Lot in rear ............. 175 Crane, Charles N., House ................. 3,500 4,375 46 Park St. Lot, 16,262 feet ........ 875 Crane, Grace H., 46 Park St., Personal estate......... 500 500 Creeden, Dennis, House ................. 200 325 31 Wood Ave. Lot, 1 acre ............. 125 Creeden, Margaret E., House ................. 1,100 1,225 18 Allen St. Lot, 4,200 feet......... 125 Creeden, Margaret E., et ali, House, 178 Chauncy.... 2,300 2,950 18 Allen St. Lot No. 2 .............. 375 Lot No. 32 ............ 275 Cresciteli, Domenico & Teresa House ................. 2,200 2,650 ux, it., Fartaglia, Alphonse & Adelina, Lot, 10,396 feet ........ 450 Jt., 561 N. Main St. Creeden, John V. A., Personal estate......... 100 100 18 Allen St. Crocker, Ella E., Lot, N. side Church St., Middleborough, Mass. extension, 1 52100 A 50 50 Cronin, John F., Raynham, Stock -in -trade.......... 500 500 Mass. Crook, Everett A., 1 Horse ....... ....... 100 2,725 Gilbert St., R. F. D. 3, 1 Cow ......... ....... 50 Attleboro, Mass. 2 Year old..... . ..... 25 25 Fowl..... . . ..... 25 Other personal estate ... 250 House ......... ..... . 1,200 Other buildings......... 500 No N. Main St. 40 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total PROPERTY. $50 Mow & til, 6 acres ..... $225 Wood, 7 acres.......... 200 Wood, 8 acres.......... 150, Cross, Mary T., 1 Horse ............... 75 $2451 432 Fruit St. 8 Cows................ 400 House ................. 725 1, William J., Other buildings...... .. 450 ekton, Mass. Mow & til, 16 acres.... 500 200 r, William J:, Pasture, 3Y2 acres .. 250 50 2,000 ddy St. Chace land, 25 acres.... 250 (Exempt $1,000) ...... 350 Crotty, David F., House................. 700 82 208 Willow St. Land, 2 acres .......... 125 Crowell, Albert W., Personal estate......... 75 71 345 S. Main St. Crowell, Albert W. & ux, House ................. 1,550 1,951 345 S. Main St. Garage ................ L00 Lot, 11,220 feet ........ 300 Cruser, Charlotte R., House ................. 1,000 1,351 450 East St. Garage ................ 100 ran, Francis E., Land, 1 % acres ........ 250 1,075 Cruser, George A., 28 Hope St. Personal estate......... 100 101 Cruser, Paul T. Jr. & Hazel R. House. . ............... 2,300 2,751 Jt., 27 Chilson Ave. Lot, 7,050 feet......... 450 Cruser, W. George & ux, House ................. 1,650 1,771 293 Pratt St. Lot ................... 125 2,475 Cruser, William H., Personal estate......... 100 2,501 34 Hope St. House ................. 2,000 ran, Michael, Garage ................ 125 400 hawmut Ave. Lot, 7,425 feet ......... 125 ran, Ruby, Lot in rear, 6,398 feet ... 50 150 3ella f Vista Ave. Mansfield Terrace lots, ran, William J., 11 to 20 inc.......... 100 450 Cuffe, Helen J., House ................. 1,400 1,771 234 Chauncy St. Shed .................. 50 ran, William L. & Ruby, Lot................... 325 525 Cullen, Helen E., House ................. 4,700 4,82'1 73 Fowler St. Lots 122 & 123 ........ 125 3,850 Cullen, William J., 73 Fowler St Personal estate......... 600 601 Cummings, Catherine B., Land, Winter St., 11 Other personal estate... 1,125 60% Sacramento St., 4/160 acres.......... 75 T Cambridge, Mass. Lot, 8,475 feet......... 275 Cunningham, Roger T., House................. 2,000 2,421 et ali, 14 Allen St. Lot, 22,280 feet ........ 425 25 (Exempt $500) ........ Lot, 8,500 feet......... 475 Cunningham, William J., Machinery ............. 100 751 14 Allen St 1 Horse ............... 100 200 200 Other personal estate ... 50 325 325 Pierce Woodland, 2 acres 150 600 600, Watson Woodland...... 100 N. Main St. 41 E AND ADDRESS. DEpCRIPTI N OF Valuation ROPERSkinner Total Meadow,2% acres $50 Drew land, 3 63/160 acres 100 Harding Meadow, W. of River, 4 acres........ 100 ngham, William J., Rendering building. 200 $400 li, 14 Allen St. Williams Land, 4 7/16 acres ................ 200 1, William J., Lot, Pratt St., S. side, ekton, Mass. 8,800 feet............ 200 200 r, William J:, House................. 1,650 2,000 ddy St. Lots 20 & 21, Robinson Plat ................ 350 ,an, Charles F., 1 Horse ............... 75 75 Alen St. ,an, Clement A., Personal estate......... 250 250 ,hawmut Ave. an, James, Machinery .............. 100 5,125 Sella Vista Ave. House ................. 3,100 Other buildings ........ 450 2 Lots ................ 525 ,4 Lots, Bella Vista...... 950 ran, Francis E., House, 76 Bella Vista... 900 1,075 3ella Vista Ave. Lot No. 37............ 175 Tan, John J., House ................. 2,150 2,675 1awmut Ave. P. house ............... 50 Lot, 7,600 feet ......... 475 ran, Mary, House ................. 2,150 2,475 'shawmut Ave. Lot ................... 325 (Exempt $800) ....... ran, Michael, Personal estate......... 400 400 hawmut Ave. ran, Ruby, 150 Fowl .............. 150 150 3ella f Vista Ave. ran, William J., House ................. 350 450 llenSt. Barn .................. 25 Lots 57, 58 and 59 ...... 75 ran, William L. & Ruby, Personal estate......... 525 525 3ella Vista Ave. Tan,' William L., 4 Horses ............... 500 3,850 3ella Vista Ave. 1 Cow...... .... .. .. .. . 50 Other personal estate... 1,125 House, 69 Warren ...... 1,900 Lot, 8,475 feet......... 275 i, William A., House ................. 1,750 2,250 'Jhurch St. Shed...' ............... 25 Lot, 8,500 feet......... 475 zan, M. Frances, Wood, Great Woods, 34 3ridgewater, Mass. 1/5 acres............ 200 200 Henry, 8 Angell St., Personal estate......... 325 325 Michael, Personal estate......... 600 600, N. Main St. r p� 42 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Tot AND PROPERTY. Cutillo, Rosie, House and store........ $2,100 $3,0, 431 N. Main St. Barn .................. 100 Lot, 7,000 feet......... 85Q Cutillo, Samuel, Personal estate......... 150 1; 431 N. Main St. Other buildings......... 250 Cutler, Charles D., 2 P. houses ............ 50 2 Central St. Lot, 12,175 feet ........ 100 2,350 )pe Ave.: Atwood lot, 13,200 feet . 100 Cutting, Albert R., House ................. 475 5, Balcom St., W. M. Lot, % acre............ 25 Cutting, Bertha A., Personal estate......... 150 2,0! Jewell St., W. M. House ................. 1,600 Barn .................. 175 Carrie A. M., Lot ................... 100 2,700 Cutting, Lewis N., Blacksmith Shop ....... 150 4 Jewell St., W. M. Lot ................... 300 Dacy, Anastacia, House ................. 2,000 2,7' 16 Crocker St. Shed ....... :.......... 50 Lot 6,000 feet.......... 725 Dacy, Daniel, House ................. 2,450 2,9 14 Bristol St. Lot, 4,724 feet......... 475 Dacy, William H., Personal estate......... 700 71 16 Crocker St. field Terrace 6,000 feet 30 30 Daggett, Corisande, Wood on Attleboro line, 1,400 1,600 Attleboro falls 13 acres.... ; ........ 125 ill Dahlberg, Frank G., Personal estate......... 275 2' 16Eddy St. feet ................. 50 50 Daigle, Louis L., Attleboro, Lot 46, Greenwood Lake 100 11 Daley, William J., et al House ................. 600 7 69 Charles St. et al Lot, 6,425 feet.......... 150 n'Nora, (Exempt) . ........ . 1,650 2,650 Daley, William J.,' Personal estate......... 100 11 69 Charles St. (Exempt, $1,000) ..... Dalton, Edward J., Personal estate......... 200 21 152 Central St. Lot, 7/16 acre.......... 350 Dalton, Edward J. & Teresa, House ................. 1,550 1,9( Jt., 152 Central St. Lot, 8,954 feet......... 350 Damato, James & ux, House ................. 1,700 1,9< 10 Senecal St. Lot, 14,225 feet ........ 250 Daniels, David R., House ................. 2,200 2,5 28 Newton St. Garage ................ 150 in Joseph Lot ................... 225 400 Darmedy, William S., House .................. 3,450 3,9 29 Cottage St. Lot, 8,000 feet ......... 475 Davenport, John, Personal estate......... 300 2,1( 199 Chauncy St. House ................. 1,000 Shed .................. 100 Lot, 16,100 feet ........ 700 Davenport, Sarah, House ................. 1,300 1,5� 187 Central St. Lot ................... 225 r p� 43 ADDRESS. DEPROPERTY. OF Valuation Total AND Stan, Marchant A., 1 Cow ................. $50 $775 iilliams St. 400 Fowl .............. 400 Other Personal estate ... 325 Marchant A. & Rob- House ................. 2,600 3,450 ton, Shaw, 74 Williams St. Other buildings......... 250 �. Land, 26 acres ......... 600 Dn, Samuel G., House ................. 2,200 2,350 )pe Ave.: Lot 218 ............... 150 Anson,: 1 Cow ................. 50 2,350 Elm St., W. M. 75 Fowl .............. 75 House ................. 1,500 Other buildings......... 225 Land, 23 acres ......... 500 Carrie A. M., House, 25 Spring ....... 1,600 2,700 ,,ton, Mass. Barn .................. 200 Lot................... 325 Davis St. lot 7,492 feet .. 250 Lot, Dean & Spring, 4 acres ................ 325 Evelyn A., Personal estate......... 50 50 ake Place George W., Lots 78, 79 & 80, Mans - Test St. field Terrace 6,000 feet 30 30 Karry A., House ................. 1,400 1,600 tis St, W. M. Lot, 14 acre............ 200 Leander R., Lot, Willis Plat, 11,025 iton,' Mass. feet ................. 50 50 Roy S., 17 Myrtle St. Personal estate ......... 125 125 William G., House ................. 1,000 1,150 herry St., W. M. Lot ................... 150 n'Nora, House ................. 1,650 2,650 leasant St. Lot, 13,500 feet........ 1,000 (Exempt, $1,000) ..... ,n, Lillian A., House.. ............... 2,200 2,550 EIigh St. Lot, 7/16 acre.......... 350 .i Specialty Co., Stock -in -trade.......... 200 200 lain St. Albert L., Gilbert St., Personal estate......... 50 1,400 D. 3, Attleboro House ................. 1,000 Garage ................ 50 Land, 14 acres ......... 300 in Joseph Personal estate......... 400 400 , chool St. Alletta F., nest St. House ................. 3,500 5,300 Lot ................... 1,050 Lot, W. side Dean % acre 275 Lot, E. side Dean 36,000 feet ................. 175 Flowed land ........... 300 feet ................. 225 DeSantis, Grace, 100 Pratt St., House ................. 3,100 3,401 100 Pratt St. Lot, 9,800 feet......... 300 DeVine, Fred H., Personal estate....... 100 101 73 Draper Ave. Dezeeuw, Arie, Ware St., Personal estate......... 150 151 44 ..-._ _........ -. - NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation T -Mond, Agnes M., PROPERTY. $1,500 $2,000 Dean, Henry W., House ................. $500 $1, 444 West St. House & shop.......... 300 150 mond, Thomas G., Land, 3 acres .......... 175 isAttleboro, Mass. Mow, til & wood, 35 acres 425 400 q Wood, 3 acres.......... 25 Dean, James E., House...... ... .. .. .. .. . 2,300 3, 53 Union St. Shed .................. 25 <` Lot, % acre............ 1,000 Dean, Leroy A., 53 Union St., Personal estate......... 75 Dean, Russell W., & ux, House ................. 2,750 3,1 121 Church St. Lot, 8,580 feet......... 300 200 Dearborn, John F., Stock -in -trade.......... 650 17 School St. Other personal estate ... 250 8,450 Dearborn, John F. & Cora M., House ................. 2,200 2,' Jt., 17 School St. Lot, 11,250............ 500 De Clemente, Vincenzo, Stock -in -trade.......... 800 3,, 20 Newton St. Machinery...... .. .. .. . 300 250 $9 N. MainSt. Other personal estate ... 300 ,iovanni, Mary, House ................. 1,750 2,500 89 N. 'Main St. Lot, 8,750 feet ......... 300 Next lot ............... 250 DeClemente, Luigi, Personal estate......... 50 20 Newton St. Personal estate......... 100 100 Deloeocono, Vincenzo, House ................. 2,100 2,9 606 N. Main St. Lot, 8,000 feet.......... 200 Lot, 1 King St ......... 100 DeLutis, Francesco, House ................. 1,500 1,c. 18 Fuller Place Lot, 11,181 feet........ 400 Dennehy, John J., House ................. 2,100 2,3 20 Summit Ave. Lot, 6,000 feet ......... 250 Dennen, William F., Lot, Bella Vista, 8,475 ft 275 2 Cleveland, Ohio DeNunzio, Antonio, House...... 1,300 1,7 55 Angell St. Lot, 6,800 feet.......... 225 on, Samuel & ux, Lot South 7,000 feet.... 175 400 DePrizio, Francesco, Stock -in -trade.......... 1,200 6,0 592 N. Main St. Machinery ............. 100 ? Harrison Ave. Other personal estate.-. . 700 . oston, Mass. House & store......... 3,000 25 iro, Nathan, Garage ................ 200 50 ,1 Harrison Ave. Lot, 7,500 feet......... 350 oston, Mass. Lot 25 and p. o. 24 Morse ge, Daisy L., 3 Summer St. Pl. at 3,600 feet...... 225 300 s, Francis A. & ux, Part of King lot, 5,500 - 200 51700 feet ................. 225 DeSantis, Grace, 100 Pratt St., House ................. 3,100 3,401 100 Pratt St. Lot, 9,800 feet......... 300 DeVine, Fred H., Personal estate....... 100 101 73 Draper Ave. Dezeeuw, Arie, Ware St., Personal estate......... 150 151 45 ..-._ _........ -. - E AND ADDRESS. DESROPERIOy OF Valuation Total -Mond, Agnes M., Stock -in -trade.......... $1,500 $2,000 7 N. Main St. Other Personal estate ... 500 ond,James, 148 Church St. Personal estate......... 150 150 mond, Thomas G., House, 369 Greenwood isAttleboro, Mass. Lake ................ 250 400 Lot 31 ................ 150 kie, Arthur N., & ux, House ................. 1,500 1,900 �,,eservolr St. Other buildings ........ 150 <` Land, 134 acres ........ 75 Land, p. in Norton 13 �. 63/160 acres......... 175 kerman, Ralph W., Personal estate......... 200 200 '.aunton, Mass. xiovanni, Celestino, Stock -in -trade.......... 400 8,450 89 N. iMain St. Other personal estate ... 300 House & block......... 6,000 Lot, 7,650 feet ......... 1,750 liovanni, Joseph, Personal estate......... 250 250 $9 N. MainSt. ,iovanni, Mary, Part of store........... 800 2,500 89 N. 'Main St. Other buildings......... 250 Lot S. of Spaulding Shop 6,800 feet............ 1,450 Harry M., 194 Branch St., Personal estate......... 100 100 Leora B., 194 Branch St., House ................. 1,750 2,050 .Barn .................. 150 Lot, 29,300 feet ........ 150 smore, Glenna, Stock -in -trade.......... 200 700 i Villa St. Other personal estate ... 500 smore, Laura, Wood, Franklin St...... 50 50 aston, Mass. Foxboro line........ . smore, O. F., Grace Davis Wood near Foxboro line 50 50 al, 16 Villa St. on, Samuel & ux, House ................. 2,000 2,400 i East St. Lot No. 44 & p. o. 43 ... 400 on, Samuel & ux, Lot 42 & p. o. 43....... 400 400 i East St. pro, Myer, Lots 20, 22, 24, 26 Win- ? Harrison Ave. stead St., & Lot 2, oston, Mass. Winter St ........... 25 25 iro, Nathan, Lots 22, 24, 26, Eaton St. 50 50 ,1 Harrison Ave. Lots 5, 7, & 9, Cheritan. oston, Mass. Lots., 6, 8 & 10 Durham.. ge, Daisy L., 3 Summer St. Personal estate......... 300 300 s, Francis A. & ux, Personal estate......... 200 51700 6 Church St. House ................. 5,000 Lot, 15,480 feet......... 500 erty, Charles & Daniel, 1 Cow .................. 50 1,450 3sex St. House ................. 800 Other buildings......... 250 Land, 14 acres ......... 350 f 46 5,600 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Total Doherty, George P. & House ................. $1,900 Evelyn K., 92 Court St., Lot, 11,460 feet ........ 300 Donlan, Margaret T., House ................. 1,300 JewellSt. W. M. Barn .................. 100 250 Small House........... 225 $150 2 Story House.......... 700 300 Land, 9 acres........... 200 House ................. Garage ................ 50 Ave. Lot E. side Jewell, 19,000 125 1,400 feet................. 50 1,575 Lots 32, 32A & 33, Lake L., et al House ................. View................ 250 Donoghue, Henry & Hannah, House................. 1,975 26 Cottage St. Lot, 12,100 feet ........ 575, 250 (Exempt) ............ House ................. Donoghue, Mary E., House, Greenwood Lake 700 37 Kimball St., Needham, Ms. Lot, Plain St........... 100 Dooley,Charles F., 37 Shields St Personal estate......... 475 Dordoni, Peter & ux, House ................. 1,400 Rumford Ave. Storebuilding........... 1,500 Land, 16 acres ......... Garage ................ 150 Land, W of Franklin 7 Shop .................. 200 acres ................ Lot ................... 1,500 Douglas, Oscar, Franklin St., 4 Horses .............. 200 Dowd, Beatrice, House ................. 2,100 c 158 Pratt St. Lot ................... 175 Dowd, Thomas, House, 32 Angell....... 1,300 43 Angell St. Lot, 8,125 feet.......... 225 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, House, 39 Angell....... 11300 42, 44, 46, 48, Florence Lot, 7,000 feet ......... 150 Personal estate......... Spaulding Lot, 17,900 ft. 225 Downs, Jacob, 59 Mill St., Personal estate......... 575 E. M. 250 Doyle, Mary A., et al, House................. 2,150 2 32 Newton St. Lot ................... 225 Greenhouse, 200 x 30... (Exempt $1,500) .... . Drake, Mrs. Charles H., House ................: 2,150 2 21 Chilson Ave. Lot, 7,000 feet ......... 450 (Exempt $1,000) ..... Draper, Charles H., Personal estate......... 100 297 N. Main St. Drew, Hira M., House ................. 2,500 4 325 Central St. Barn .................. 500 Land, 10 acres ........ 1,050 Drew, Irving L., 44 Mill St., Personal estate......... 50 E. M. Drew, Prince A., 325 Central StPersonal estate......... 50 Duguid, Peter, Personal estate......... 475 3' 76 Pratt St. House...... ,.2,100 Garage ................ 100 :t i.Y f --- - , Church St. 47 5,600 DDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation ` Total 425 PROPERTY. Perscnal estate......... 150 Central `St. Lot ................... $275 John A., et al, House ................. Next lot ............... 225 Shop .................. 250 Personal estate......... 150 $150 Ave. Personal estate......... 300 Maurice, S., House ................. 5,500 7,200 Ave. Garage ................ 125 1,400 Central St. Lot, 21,760 feet ........ 1,575 Michael R., L., et al House ................. 1,100 2,350 St Land, 4 acres .......... 1,250 2,200 ha Personal estate......... 250 6,525 :t i.Y f --- - , Church St. House ................. 5,600 Garage................ 250 Lot, 8,500 feet ......... 425 Francis W., Perscnal estate......... 150 Central `St. John A., et al, House ................. 2,550 ames St." Shop .................. 250 Lot, 19,009 feet ........ 300 John H., 55 James St., Personal estate......... 300 Maurice, House ................. 1,300 Puller Place Lot ................... 375 Michael E., et al, House ................. 1,400 Central St. Lot, 9,000 feet ......... 225 Michael R., Lots 158 & 159, Henry.. 125 eboro, Mass. �, Lilla G., House ................. 2,200 Samoset Ave. Lots, 6,045 feet......... 175 , Bessie B., House ................. 450 ell iSt., W. M. Other buildings......... 50 Land, 1 % acres......... 75 e, Florence R., House ................. 2,650 East St., E. M. Other buildings......... 150 Land, 16 acres ......... 1,500 Land, W of Franklin 7 acres ................ 225 e, Harry S., 1 Horse ............... 50 East St., E. M. 25 Fowl ............... 25 Jake, Lots 23, 25, 27, 29, 31, 33, 75 37, 39, 41, 43, 47, East- on St. Lots 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, Florence Frederick J., Personal estate......... 1,650 East St., E. M. House ................. 2,650 Lot, % acre............ 250 Land, E. side 3% acres.. 250 Greenhouses, 1000 x 25.. 4,000 Greenhouse, 200 x 30... 1,000 Planthouse 50 x 16..... 150 150 3,100 300 1,675 1,625 125 2,375 575 4,525 75 75 12,050 1 48 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Lot, 10' wly, of Lot 32.. Boiler house & contents. $500 Rear of lots 32, 33 & 34 . Other buildings ........ 550 Lot No. 12, East St..... Land, 6 acres .......... 500 Land, corner Samoset & Holmes land, 17% acres. 550 Dustin, John F., 29 Davis St., Personal estate......... 300 David M., Dustin, Josiah, House........ 2,200 24 10.60 East St., E. M. Garage ................ 100 Elizabeth Lots 216, 217, & 218 Land, 5Y2 acres ........ 175 Dustin, Mabel E., House ................. 2,200 . 2, 29 Davis St. Lot ................... 300 John W` Dustin, Ralph G., House ................. 3,650 3,� 1148 East St., E. M. Lot, 17,856 -feet ........ 150 Doris P., Dustin, Ralph & Walter, Personal estate......... 650 6,( 1148 East St., E. M. Barn .................. 125 Lt, Hattie L., Ridge St.,. House, 97 East .........2,350 Greenhouses 1000 x 25 .. 4,000 wtucket, R. I. Garage.......... Lot No. 9 & p. o. No. 10 Planthouse 50 x 18..... 150 Lot No. 8 ............. Boilerhouse & contents . 500 Huber lot, % acre ...... Land, 21 acres ......... 650 Caroline L., Dustin, Walter J., House ................. 2,650 .2, 1125 East St., E. M. Lot ................... 150 Dutton, Athorne N., House........ .. .. .... - 1,650 2, 358 Fruit St. Other buildings ........ 225 ,Clarence L., Personal estate......... Land, 4 acres .......... 175 6 Chauncy St. Dutton, Athorne N., House (unfinished) ..... 250 George R., 358 Fruit St. 200200 20 �xboro, Mass. Mrd, Catherine S., Dutton, Brothers, 1 Horse ............... 50 ► N. Main St. 358 Fruit St. 1 Cow ................. 25 ird, G. Adelbert, Personal estate........: Other Personal estate ... 150 1 N. Main St. s, Joseph, 220 Chauncy St. Personal estate........ Dutton, Harold A., Personal estate......... 50 House ................. 83 High St., Foxboro 4,600 i Union St. Lot................. .. Eagan, Charles H., Personal estate......... 250 F. House ................. 47 Union St. ,& 1 Hope St. Lot, 5,600 feet......... Eastman, Annie C., Personal estate......... 475 Lots 38 & 39, Westlawn. 599 N. Main St. 1 Hope St. ,tein, Marks, Personal estate......... Eastman, William A., House ................. 2,175 .2 599 N,. Main St. Lot, 8,840 feet......... 275 Garage ...... ........... p Eaton, Leonard, House ................. 1,200 1 10 Dean St. Other buildings......... 125 House ................. 2,200 Lot ................... 575 Other buildings.........300 Eaton, Leonard Jr., 10 Dean St. Personal estate...... ......... 400 Eddy, Daniel J., House ................ , 450 1 35 Eddy St. Lot 37, 9,848 feet....... 100 1<Chilson Ave. Lot, 7,000 feet......... Lots 16, 17, 35 & 36 Rob- inson Plat........... 400 Lots 198 & 199, Hope Ave 75 Eddy, David M., 1 Horse ............... 100 2C " 265 N. Main St. House & block......... 13,000 Garage .... ...... .. 3,500 Lot, 12,000 feet........ 3,300 Lot, 35' of No. 15...... 50 49 E AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total PROPERTY. Lot, 10' wly, of Lot 32.. $25 Rear of lots 32, 33 & 34 . 25 Lot No. 12, East St..... 75 Land, corner Samoset & Hodges..... .. .. 450 David M., Gas tank & pump ...... 250 $250 N. Main St. Elizabeth Lots 216, 217, & 218 75 75 Westlawn...... Annie M., 169 Maple St., Personal estate......... 250 1,400 250 1,500 John W` House ............. . ... 50 i Maple St. Garage ................ Land 29,825 feet........ 50 Doris P., House (unfinished) ...... 1,000 2,400 ;t, ar SON. Main St. Lot ................... 1,400 3,125 Lt, Hattie L., Ridge St.,. House, 97 East .........2,350 100 wtucket, R. I. Garage.......... Lot No. 9 & p. o. No. 10 325 Lot No. 8 ............. 275 Huber lot, % acre ...... 75 Caroline L., House, 314 Central..... 1,050 1,500 irwich, Mass. Barn..................100 Lot, % acre ...........175 Mow & til, 3Y2 acres.... 175 ,Clarence L., Personal estate......... 50 50 6 Chauncy St. Lo t, S. side Pratt 12,035 George R., feet 200200 20 �xboro, Mass. Mrd, Catherine S., ............... House.................. 5,000 8,70a ► N. Main St. Barn .................. Lot, 14,000 feet........ 300 3,400 ird, G. Adelbert, Personal estate........: 1,525 1,525 1 N. Main St. s, Joseph, 220 Chauncy St. Personal estate........ 50 50 ler, Annie R., House ................. 3,300 4,600 i Union St. Lot................. .. 1,300 2,100 2,250 ight, Thomas Margaret F. House ................. ,& 1 Hope St. Lot, 5,600 feet......... 150 50 50 ight, Margaret F., Lots 38 & 39, Westlawn. 1 Hope St. ,tein, Marks, Personal estate......... 250 2,600 cine Road House................. 2,200 100 Garage ...... ........... Lot, 9,375 feet .........50 ,in, Ellen J., House ................. 2,200 3,125 8 East St. Other buildings.........300 Lot, 15,000 feet ........ 625 ;e, William P., & ux, House ................. 2,550 2,975 1<Chilson Ave. Lot, 7,000 feet......... 425 r 51 AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total PROPERTY. Personal estate......... A Nicola, Aralen St. House ................. 2,000 k Lot ................... 50 Personal estate......... NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Total 1 House........ ......... Barn Evans, E.'Howard, House: ........ ........ $800 $925 : t Maple St. Other buildings......... 75 Land, 2 acres .......... 40 125 Tose G., 1 Horse ............... Lot to Water, 3,260 feet 10 Franklin St. { : 700 (Exempt)....,. . Jose G. & ux, Jose House ................. Other buildings......... ' Evans, Edith, 89 N. Main St., Personal estate ......... 425 425 i Evans, Frank J., 1 Horse ............... 50 10,925: 126 Union St. Other personal estate ... 175 Ila, Carmello, Stock -in -trade.......... 500 825 House ................. 4,250 Other personal estate ... ' 2,400 2,600 Lot, 23,212 feet........ 1,100 200 IlaIla, Greenhouses 650 x 25 ... 2,900 1,725 yrs` House ................. Planthouse, 100x 20 .... 300 Central St. ` 175 Boilerhouse & contents.. 400 Stock -in -trade.......... fill, 2,000 Other buildings......... 2 Lots N. of Spring St. 650 675 250 1,500 L, Matilda, Stock -in -trade.......... 1,000 500 Linden St. Other personal estate ... 400 2 Lots, Davis St., 11,797 M. Stanley, Personal estate:........ I `G feet ................. 425 500 k Evans, F. J. & Co., Personal estate......... 200 200 Aspen St. 126 Union St. 625 Lots 187 to 194 inc., Evans, Mary J., 126 Union St., Lot, Spring-& Davis.... 525 525 Everett, Charles W., House ................. 2,200 2,750 . 240 Central St.- Garage......... ... 50 `, • • 700 Lot, 26 436 feet 500: 4 Lots, Aspen.......... fl"Everett, Harold H.,, Personal estate......... 1,300 1,300 70 Fruit St. Shop, Spring........... 400 f Everett, Raymond W., Personal estate......... 325 4,225 ? 25 Columbus Ave. House ................. 3,500 Garage.......... • •.... Lot, 8,000 feet ......... t>,c Lot ................... 400 25 Fairbanks, F. D., & H. E., Land, 80,000 feet....... 250 25C dley, Laura E., 97 Rumford Ave. 2,800 .5,175 150 25 N. Main St. Garage ................ } Falatico, Rocco, House ................. 1,300 1,6219 k„ 17 Fuller Pla°ce Lot ................... 225 x , Lot, N. side Charles. 100 Fales, Eva A., 6 Horses ............... 500 9,10( - 371 S. Main St. 400 Fowl .............. 400 Other personal estate ... 2,400 House ................. 2,750 J Other buildings......... 400 Lot, 21,760 feet ........ 450 P. houses .............. 650 E Frost -Dean Lot 1 % acres 300 „U Barn, Willow ........... 500 P. house ................ 50 Lot, 61,147 feet ........ 250 Cresse Lot .............. 450 r Fallon, Ellen J., 574 East St., Personal estate......... 475 47 Nir Fallon, John H.,Jt House... .............. 1,100 1,45 574 East St. Barn .................. 150 Lot..........' ........ . 200 r 51 AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total PROPERTY. Personal estate......... $325 $2,525 Nicola, Aralen St. House ................. 2,000 27 Lot ................... 200 Personal estate......... 50 1,650 E .ohahn E., , E M. ' House........ ......... Barn 1,050 ..................150 Lot 75/160 acre........ 150 Land, Cherry near East; 2 4/10 acres......... 250 75 125 Tose G., 1 Horse ............... 50 Franklin St. 1 Cow ................. 700 925 Jose G. & ux, Jose House ................. Other buildings......... 125 in St. FraLand, 5 acres ......... 1 50 Wood, 4 acres.......... 40 Wasteland, 11/4 acres.... 10 Ila, Carmello, Stock -in -trade.......... 500 825 1,325 ,uller Place Other personal estate ... ' 2,400 2,600 G andofa, ,Place House and shop........ 200 IlaIla, Lot, 5,500 feet ......... 1,500 1,725 , Lillian I., House ................. 50 Central St. Garage ................ Lot, 22,500 feet........ 175 X11, Ernest M., Stock -in -trade.......... 2,000 2,000 .. Main St. Fulviro, 26 Kingman Av Personal estate......... 250 250 1,500 L, Matilda, Stock -in -trade.......... 1,000 500 Linden St. Other personal estate ... 400 400 M. Stanley, Personal estate:........ 'N. Main St. Machinery...... 500 1,375 ater,' James, 1 Cow 50 Aspen St. ................. Other personal estate ... 625 Lots 187 to 194 inc., 20,000 feet........... 200 later, Lizzie F., House ................. 5,000 1,100 8,300 Aspen St. Other buildings......... 225 Lot.......... ... . 2 Lots, S. Main ........ • • 700 4 Lots, Aspen.......... 325 Aspen St. land, 4 acres.. 100 Shop, Spring........... 400 Lot, 2 acres............ 450 2,100 2,425 lley, Florence M., House ................. 150 i5 Pratt St. Garage.......... • •.... Lot, 8,000 feet ......... 150 Lot in rear, 8,000 feet... 25 (Exempt $1,000). ..- . dley, Laura E., House ................. 2,800 .5,175 150 25 N. Main St. Garage ................ <<; Pasture, 40 acres ....... 400 ' Wood & sprout, 20 acres 200 Wasteland, 15 acres..... 50 ggp AND ADDRESS.' A1E - DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. t�r'✓,, _ Parker land, 12 acres.... $150 * Wood, 8 acres.......... 1 te, Grace A., 29 Haw- t s 52 iorne St'., Auburndale, Mass. Personal estate......... { NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Tota Lot, 8,280 feet ......... $2,050 Jennie M., Lots 203 to 206 inc., 2,350 2,600 52 Dean St. Westlawn............ 175 Caroline B., Finneran, Julia Wood, N. side Branch. Is p High St. Lot................... Bullod Pl. Cambridge, 8 acres ............. 200 $2o k Fino, Palmina, House ................. 1,200 1,52 KFF 3 87 Charles St. Barn .................. 100 Barn...................100 Lot, 14,825 feet ........ 225 Lot, 6,980 feet......... Fiore, Salvatore, Stock -in -trade.......... 500 6,47 2,000 374 N. Main St. Machinery ............. 100 475 ` Other personal estate ... 50 tcher, Florence L., House ................. House & store, 400 N. 2,475 73 Chauncy St. '' 275 Main......... 3,000 2 Horses ............... 300 3,350 Lot, 10,000 feet........ 1,725 550 `'(' ! Brick ................. 300 4 ,n House ................. Lot, 10,890 feet ........ 800 I { Fiorelli, John Lots, 4, 5, 6 & 7 N. side Mow & til, 16 acres..... 450 Thompson........... 175 17 First National Bank, Bank building.......... 15,000 17,401 :: N. Main St. Shed .................. 100 tcher,Harold D.,971 West St. Personal estate......... 4, , 50 Lot ................... 2,300 975 975 Fish, Louise M., 21 Mowry_ St., Part of Lot 43 ......... 100 101 't Attleboro, Mass. Greenwood Lake....... . 1,075 11East St., E. M. r Fisher, Ann M., Lots 54, 55, 195 & 196 1 Yearling ............. 25 New Bedford, Mass. West Lawn........... 75° 7 (Exempt) 300 Fisher, Dana W., House, off Willow...... 1,500 1;57€ Atwood Lot, Mill & 26 Walkhill St., Forest Hills Lot Y4 75 Essex, 12 acres....... 150 Fisher, Eveline, House ................. 1,500 1,55( 11,060 Off Willow St Lot, 1 acre ............. 50 Fisher, Frank M., Lot, Chilson & Cottage 500 50( E ` New Bedford, (Exempt)........... . Land, 4 acres .......... 400 Fisher, Fred E., Stock -in -trade.......... 1,500 4,90C 8 Samoset Ave. Other personal estate ... 325 Pasture & wood, 130 A.. House ................. 2,550 Cedar Swamp.......... 10 Lot, 7,200 feet........ 525 Hartwell House, Mill St., ,F Fisher, Fred E., et al, House...... . 1,200 1,675 101 Chilson Ave. Lot, 8,750 feet......... 475 (Exempt $1,000) .... . Fisher, Harry A. & Elizabeth M House ................. 1,450 1,525 14 Hope St. Lot, 8,500 feet ......... 75 t `'' Fisher, Harry R., House ................. 2,750 3,925 116 S. Main St. Other buildings......... 375 Lot ................... 800 Fisher, Jennie A., et al, Barn .................. 100 25000' Off Willow St. Mow & til, 9 acres ..... 800 Pasture & wood, 9 Y2 acres 200 <<; Pasture, 40 acres ....... 400 ' Wood & sprout, 20 acres 200 Wasteland, 15 acres..... 50 53 AND ADDRESS.' A1E - DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Total Parker land, 12 acres.... $150 Wood, 8 acres.......... 100 te, Grace A., 29 Haw- Lot, N. side Church .... 425 $425 iorne St'., Auburndale, Mass. Personal estate......... 125 125 £, Howard, g Mill St., E. M. Jennie M., House ................. 2,350 2,600 52 Dean St. Lot, 12,835 feet ........ 250 Caroline B., House ................. 1,650 2,600 Is p High St. Lot................... 950 ,patrick, John E., Stock -in -trade.......... 200 2,100 5'Cottage St. Other personal estate ... 50 House ................. 1,175 Barn...................100 Lot, 6,980 feet......... 575 ?Simmons, Bridget, House ................. 2,000 2,475 8;Church St. Lot, 8,500 feet......... 475 (Exempt $1,575) ..... tcher, Florence L., House ................. 2,200 2,475 73 Chauncy St. Lot .................... 275 tcher, Mrs. Fred E., et ali, 2 Horses ............... 300 3,350 71 West St. 11 Cows ............... 550 50 Fowl ............... 50 House ................. 800 Other buildings......... 750 Mow & til, 16 acres..... 450 Wood, 24 acres......... 250 Pasture, 20 acres ....... 200 (Exempt $1,500) .... . tcher,Harold D.,971 West St. Personal estate......... 50 50 tcher, Howard W., Personal estate ......... 975 975 171 West St. at, Benjamin, 4 Horses ............... 350 1,075 11East St., E. M. 1 Cow ................ 50 1 Yearling ............. 25 Wood, 6 89/160 acres... 100 Wood, off Stearns....... 300 Smith lot, Mill & Essex 100 Atwood Lot, Mill & Essex, 12 acres....... 150 nt Benjamin & Maria, Stock -in -trade........ 600 11,060 301 East St., E. M. Machinery ............. 200 House ................. 2,900 Other buildings & silo... 2,250 Land, 4 acres .......... 400 Mow & til, 25 acres..... 1,000 Robinson lot, 25 acres... 400 Pasture & wood, 130 A.. 1,500 Cedar Swamp.......... 10 Hartwell House, Mill St., 800 v { 55 54 �E AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. NAME AND ADDRESS DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Tc R PROPERTY. Main ................ $3,800 Lot, 10,062 feet..... ... 1,900 :. House, 166 Chauncy.... Barn .................. $50 Shed .................. 50 Mill .................. 200 Lot, 8,633 feet......... 375 Land, 3 acres .......... 200 700 Mill site with waterP w'r 300 i Wood, 4% acres........ Keefe land, East St., 6 olds, John, 44 Humph- Lots 146, 147, 148 & acres ................ 250 149 Westlawn........ 100 Flint, George B., g 1 Horse ............... 100 $2,j 3,550 801 East St., E. M. 10 Cows ............... 1,000 { Other personal estate ... 2 Yearlings.:.......... 50 House ................. 2,300 2-2 yr. olds........... 150 Other buildings......... . ` 1 Bull ................. 75 200 Other personal estate... 900 >wler, Halley M., House ................. Wood, 12 acres......... 100 157 S. Main St. Garage ................ 200 Keefe Land, 31 acres.... 600 Lot, 24,000 feet ........ 900 Foley, Olivia C., House ............ .. ... 1,500 475 )x, Ellen J., 72 Highland Ave. Garage ................ 150 169 N. Main St. New store ............. 1,500 Lot 3, 4 & 5, 5,000 feet.. 100 Lot, 2,842 feet ......... 1,150 Foley, William P., et al, House ................. 1,300 2,1 147 Chauncy St. Lot Y2 750 75 F Foley Co., Foxboro, Mass. Stock -in -trade.......... 600 1 E, Forbes Arthur, 1 Clinton St. - Personal estate......... 50 feet ................. 275 Forbes, George B., 1 Clinton St. Personal estate......... 600 I Forbes, James, House ................. 2,150 2,1 ►x, Marguerite A., 243 Central St. Garage ................ 200 80 Rumford Ave. Lot, 16,850 feet........ 275 Other personal estate ... e Forbes, James & ux, Housing Corp. Lot, No. Stock -in -trade.......... 2,000 fx�G. 243 Central St. 243 & No. 3......... 350 Forbes, James 2nd,1 Clinton St. Personal estate......... . 425 E -Forbes, Robert, House ................. 1,600 2, ` 1 Clinton St. Garage...' ............. 150 5,000 Lot, 15,000 feet ........ 475 Foreman, Clyde W., & ux, House...... 2,100 2, c. 48 Warren Ave. Lots 6, 7 & 8 .......... 275 Lot, 2,598 feet......... 1,150 Forrester, J. Archie, House ................. 1,600 -1,! ` F 33 Davis St. Lot ................... 375 " Forsythe, Amy B., House.......' .......... 1,400 1,` Central & Bella Vista . 218 Spring St. Lot, % acre............ 350 Huber Lot, East, 3 acres 325 (Exempt $500) ....... Forsythe, George W., Stock -in -trade.......... 200 2, 120 Dean St. Other personal estate ... 50 House ................ 1,650 Garage ................ 50 a Lot ................... 525 Foster, J. Frank, 83 Winter St. Personal estate......... 100 << Foster, George L., Machinery...,... 100 <<, 101 N. Main St. Lot S. side West St..... 275 Foster, George L., et al, House..........'....... 2,300 15, 101 N. Main St. Other buildings......... 350 Lot ................... 3,400 55 �E AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Total r ' House & block 110 N. Main ................ $3,800 Lot, 10,062 feet..... ... 1,900 House, 166 Chauncy.... 2,100 Shed .................. 50 Lot, 8,633 feet......... 375 House, 73 Spring ....... 700 Lot ................... 125 Wood, 4% acres........ 50 olds, John, 44 Humph- Lots 146, 147, 148 & fey St., Swampscott 149 Westlawn........ 100 $100 ulkes, George T., Stock -in -trade........... 200 3,550 23 Summitt Ave. Machinery.... 50 Other personal estate ... 400 House ................. 2,300 Other buildings......... 225 Lot ................... 200 Garage Lot, 8,950 feet.. 175 >wler, Halley M., House ................. 2,850 3,950 157 S. Main St. Garage ................ 200 Lot, 24,000 feet ........ 900 )wler,Howard,157 S. Main St. Personal estate......... 475 475 )x, Ellen J., House & store .. , ...... 2,900 169 N. Main St. New store ............. 1,500 5,550 Lot, 2,842 feet ......... 1,150 rx, Frank L., 269 West St., Lots 150 & 151 West - lawn ................ 75 75 )x, Mary E., House ................. 2,400 2,900 269 West St. Lots 6, 7 & p. o. 40, 6,250 - feet ................. 275 Lots 152 to 157 inc., , 15,000 feet.......... ' 225 ►x, Marguerite A., Personal estate......... 175 175 80 Rumford Ave. ►x, Thomas J., Other personal estate ... 400 23,300 80 Rumford Ave. Stock -in -trade.......... 2,000 House ................. 3,600 P. house ... ....... ... ... 25 Lot, 13,534 feet........ 950 House & block, 161 N. Main:. .......... 5,000 Lot, 5,444 feet......... 1,400 House & store, 175 to 183 N. Main......... 3,300 Lot, 2,598 feet......... 1,150 House, 133 & 135 Court 3,200 Lot......... ..... . 550 Lots 1 & 33 Chuancy, Central & Bella Vista . 1,400 Huber Lot, East, 3 acres 325 57 Ei AND ADDRESS. 56 Total NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Foxboro Savings Bank, House, 21 Fuller ....... $1,700 $1,90(" Foxboro, Mass. Lot, 4,050 feet......... 200 Foy, Robert W., Personal estate......... 50 50' 294 Williams St. Frances, Edgar E., Personal estate......... 1,375 1,375' 34 S. Main St. 100 $3,000 .land, 31iss Ave. House ................. Franklin Auto Co., Cottage St. Stock -in -trade.......... 3,000 3,000 Fraser, William N., Personal estate......... 150 425 16 Shawmut Ave. Garage ................. 250 House ................. 1,700 Land between Burt & Dean St Barn .................. 300 325 . Palmer.............. 25 Lot................... Freeman, George B„ 2 Horses ........:...... 250 5,050 70 Fruit St. 2 Cows ................ 100 2 Lots ................. 450 200 Fowl .............. 200 Lot, N. of West St., 1 House ................. 2,550 acre ................. 10 50 Barn .................. 800 Personal estate......... P. house ............... 100 Wood, 30 acres......... 180 Land, 15 acres ......... 475 White wood, 9 acres. 70 Pasture, 35 acres ....... 375 Wood, 3 acres.......... 50 Garage ................ 200 House ................. Freeman, Lucy, et al, Norton, Wood & sprout, 56 acres 400 675 225 Snow land, 10 acres..... 100 Lot, 8,000 feet......... 525 Lincoln land, 734 acres.. 175 Cottage, Plain St....... Freeman, Walter H., House ................. 1,700 2,475 35 School St. Shed .................. 50 House ................. 400 Lot, 11,250............ 425 Other buildings..... , ... 50 Lot, Carpenter & Day, Mow & til ............. 250 11,250 feet........... 300 Pasture, 20 acres ....... Freeman, William A., House ................. 1,600 1,90C 1 Myrtle St. Lot, 5,600 feet ......... 175 Wood, 22 acres......... 175 Lot in rear ............. 125 (Exempt $600) ....... Freeman, William E., Personal estate......... 50 R 1 Myrtle St. 200 S. Main St. .�r, Frances E., House, 20 Shawmut..... French, George B., Personal estate......... 400 3,7219 113 Rumford Ave. House, 29 Pleasant..... 2,600 House.................3,350 Lot, 11,740 feet ........ 725 Shed .............. French, Lily M., House ................. 4,800 5,72 At 113 Rumford Ave. Garage ................ 150 House, 60 S. Main ... °... 1,800 Lot, 7,200 feet......... 775 Lot ................... French, Mrs. Samuel R., Heirs, Land, 1 % acres ........ 50 5( Attleboro (Exempt) ............ Friary, Thomas H., Personal estate......... 1,000 3,22€ 15 Branch St. House ................. 1,750 100 13,700 Garage ................ 100 500 Lot, 10,949 feet........ 325 6,600 Lots 73, 74 & 75, Mans- field terrace........... 50 Friedel, Jacob & ux, Machinery...... 100 3,27€ 577 Elm St., W. M. 2 Horses .............. 125 150 Fowl .............. 150 57 Ei AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Total House ................. $1,300 Other buildings......... 700 Land, 14 acres ......... 500 Pasture, 6Y2 acres ...... 200 Broadhurst Land, 15 acres ................ 200 Oscar, Personal estate......... 100 $3,000 .land, 31iss Ave. House ................. 2,550 50 - Garage ................ Lot, 11,250 feet........ 300 •t, Frances K., House ................. 1,700 2,325 Dean St Barn .................. 300 325 Lot................... Charles N., & ux, House ................. 2,200 2,650 us, West St: 2 Lots ................. 450 Mrs. N. C•, Lot, N. of West St., 1 lfboro, N: H. acre ................. 10 50 10 50 Alden, Personal estate......... Franklin St. c, Alden &William H., Wood, 30 acres......... 180 300 Franklin St. White wood, 9 acres. 70 . Wood, 3 acres.......... 50 r, Alphonso T., House ................. 1,700 2,450 Church St. 2 Shops ............... 225 Lot, 8,000 feet......... 525 r, Annie J., Cottage, Plain St....... 500 600 Ave., Attleboro Lot No. 43, Greenwood . 100 ,vis r, Betsey W., House ................. 400 1,325 1 Franklin St. Other buildings..... , ... 50 Mow & til ............. 250 Pasture, 20 acres ....... 150 Land, 15 acres ......... 300 Wood, 22 acres......... 175 (Exempt $600) ....... ,r, Frances E., Personal estate......... 200 200 S. Main St. .�r, Frances E., House, 20 Shawmut..... 3,700 4,225 S. Main St., Lot, 7,600 feet ......... 525 �r, Frances E., et al, House.................3,350 8,925 S. Main St. Shed .............. 100 Lot, % acre............ 1,050 House, 60 S. Main ... °... 1,800 Lot ................... 525 Mow & til ............. 850 Wilson place, 2 acres.... 1,250 er, Joseph S., Davis Ave., Lot, 43 A. Greenwood 100 ttleboro er, Mary G., Lake ................ House.................6,600 100 13,700 � 2 N. Main St. Barn .................. 500 Land .................. 6,600 1 gw Block, N. Main ........ 8,000 I T,. 500 58 Lot, 9,449 feet......... 2,300 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Ti Attleboro 5,000 feet............ PROPERTY. Fullerton, E. Mabel, House ................. 2,200 3 23 High St. Garage ................ F Fuller, William C., Personal estate......... $325 2,175 .322 N. Main St. Garage ................ Lot, 11,860 feet ........ Fullerton, Rector, 23 High St., Personal estate......... Fuller, W. C. Co.,Stock-in-trade.......... Fulton, Joseph, et al, 15,000 28 1,300 4, 363 N. Main St. Machinery ............. 500 Lot, 30,450............ Other Personal Estate... 1,925 gw Block, N. Main ........ 8,000 I Tin Shop .............. 500 25 Fowl ............... Lot, 9,449 feet......... 2,300 Fuller & Borrowman, P. o. lot 14 & 15, Allen, 1,450 Attleboro 5,000 feet............ 75 Fullerton, E. Mabel, House ................. 2,200 3 23 High St. Garage ................ 150 )eau, Alexander E., Lot, 8,400 feet......... 875 2,175 (Exempt $1,000). . . . . Garage ................ Lot, 11,860 feet ........ Fullerton, Rector, 23 High St., Personal estate......... 725 Fulton, Joseph, et al, House ................. 1,300 4, 31 Rumford Ave. Other buildings........., 200 Lot, 30,450............ 1,600 800 House, 27 Fulton....... 600 Lot, 8,614 feet......... Lot ................... 375 Howard, 168 Park StPersonal estate.. • . • • ... Pond lot ............... 175 Fulvi, Domenico, Stock -in -trade.......... 200 2; 22 Clinton St. House ..............., . 1,300 350 4,900 Lot, 5,300 feet ......... 175 House.... . . ........... Store, 19 Clinton....... 500 3 S. Main St. Lot, 13,600 feet ........ 175 Fulvi, Pietro, 22 Clinton St., Personal estate......... 450 Gaffney, William A., et ali, House ................. 1,800 2' 136 West St. Barn .................. 150 East St. Lot, 1 acre ............. 950 4,025 (Exempt $900) ....... Personal estate......... Gaglioni, Elmeranda, Lot Chilson & Pratt.... 650 46 Pratt St. 3,400 Gaglioni, Vincenzo, House ................. 2,050 2' 15 Kingman Ave. Garage ................ 25 Lot, 4,101 feet ......... 250 Gaines, George W., House ................. 550 Tremont St. Lot % acre ............ 75 Gaines, Samuel, Personal estate......... 475 3 208 Rumford Ave. House, 22 Glen.......... 1,425 House ................. Lot ................... 75 ne St. House, 208 Rumford.... 500 Lot, 7,281 feet ......... 800 Great Woods, S. of West 200 Galanti, Angelo, House ................. 2,200 3 10 Fuller Place Lot ................... 200 6,050 House, 9 Fuller......... 1,300 Lot ................... 200 Galanti, Antonio, 82 Angell St. Personal ............... 300 gw 59 I [E AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total PROPERTY. George S., 25 Fowl ............... $25 $25 ..East St., E. M. House 1,450 1,700 it, John S., ................. Barn 100 W St. .................. Lot, 69/160 acre .......150 )eau, Alexander E., House ................. 1,900 2,175 Park St. Garage ................ Lot, 11,860 feet ........ 75 200 }eau, Andrew D., Stock -in -trade.......... 100 1,600 Park St. Machinery ............. 200 Foundry ............... 800 Lot, 8,614 feet......... 500 Howard, 168 Park StPersonal estate.. • . • • ... 600 600 peau, peau, John I., . House ................. 1,750 2,100 Pleasant St. Lot, 5,900 feet ......... 350 4,900 7,900 van, Susan C., House.... . . ........... 575 3 S. Main St. Other buildings......... Land, 2 17/230 acres.... 2,425 1p, Abbie J., House, 480 Chauncy .... 1,100 1,400 East St. Land, 8 acres .......... 300 225 4,025 Alice M., Personal estate......... .1p, East St. House, 89 & 91 East.... 3,400 Lot 7 & p. o. 6, 8,250 feet 400 ap, Charles S., 91 East St. Wood between West & Chauncy:........... 50 50 )er, Nathan, Stock -in -trade.......... 3,000 3,250 )xboro, Mass. Other personal estate ... 250 liner, Mary, House ................. 450 500 ne St. Land, 1 acre ........... 50 liner, Thomas W. Pine St. Personal estate.. • . • •... Iner,'Samuel & ux, House ................. 2,650 3,150 i Pleasant St. Lot ................... 700 3,400 6,050 Land,James V., House ................. Pratt St. House, 44 Pratt........ 1,700 Lot, 18,126 feet ........ 950 ofalo, Angelo House................. 2,300 2,850 10 Pratt St. Lot, 14,250 feet........ 325 Lot W. of 140 Pratt 12,150 feet................. 225 'ofalo, Domenico; House ................. 450 650 12 Charles St. Lot ................... 100 Hodges & Perkins lot, 5,600 feet............ 100 -ofalo, Michael, House ................. 3,500 3,900 1 Liberty St. Lots 6, 7, 20 & 21...... 400 °raty, Clara G., House ................. 1,350 1,600 03 Chauncy St. P. house.... . - - - , - - - - - - 50 Lot, % acre............ 175 Lot, S. side............ 25 Rumford Ave. ns, Michael, 60 9 F� 4 i NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Tota w ; 2,500 PROPERTY. House ................. 2,650 $3,500 Garriepy, Edward H., Personal estate.:....... 850 $2,3 1 Bella Vista Ave. House................. 1$450 )race St. Shed......... 50 Garage ................ 50 Lot ................... :`] Lot, 8,850 feet ......... 325 3,200 15,450 Gavil, Nettie C., House, Grove St........ 800 100 Attleboro Barn .................. 125 ' 2,200 Land 8 acres .......... 200 ` eoxg Gay, Cossins M., House ................. 900 15` ,11?0 Off Spring, Other buildings ........ 150 v Laundry .............. Land, 9,570 feet........ 50 275 Blacksmith Shop ....... Gaynor, John E., House, 252 Chaunc y.... 1,200 - 1,700 50 Attleboro Shed.................. 50 500 200 Lot................... 125 200 Flowed land ........... Lot 25, Bella Vista ..... 325 Frank M., House ................. Gebhardt, Harriet House, 78 West........ 2,800 6,200 400 El Paso, Ill. Barn. 350 800 T William H., Land 2% acres......... 3,000 750 St. Barn .................. White lot, 5 acres....... 50 Land, % acre.......... Geddes, Clermont, Personal estate......... 1,925 10,425 500 1246 East St., E. M. House ................. 3,500 600 erre Charles E., Other buildings......... 950 250 Lot, 17,250 feet ........ 100' Greenhouse 800 x 25.... 3,200 Gerry Pin, Planthouse............. 100 f Boilerhouse & contents.. 400 Gunn Geddes, Daniel R., Land, 36 acres ......... Personal estate......... 250 325 3,225Gbba Hol 1246 East St., E. M. House, East............ 2,800 115 Geddes, Frank S., Lot................100 Personal estate......... 475 4,275 633 S. Main St. House ................. 3,600 . Ma� Lot, 23,300 feet........ 200 Grffor `7 115 Geddes, Frank S. & John F., Barn .................. 200 4,250 633 S. Main St. Shed .................. 100 Giles, 172 Greenhouses 725 x 25... 2,900 Planthouse............ 150 Boilerhouse & contents . 400 d Land, 4Y2 acres ........ 500 Geddes, George E., Horse ................. 100 5,575 1246 East St., E. M. Cow .................. 50 :Giles, 25 Fowl ................ 25 15 1 .Personal estate......... 700 Greenhouses 450 x 25 ... 2,000 Greenhouses 225 x 30 ... 1,200' =`Gilpai Planthouse 100 x 18..... 400 7 Li Boilerhouse & contents . 400 Ginty Land, 8 acres .......... 700 Eas Geddes, John F., 633 S. Main St. Personal estate......... 200 200 Gehrung, Charles F., Cottage, Greenwood Lake 400 650 Attleboro Lot ................... 125 a Y W, Rumford Ave. ns, Michael, 61 AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Total 100 Lot No. 34............ $125 2,500 Ini, Primo, House ................. 2,650 $3,500 zasant St. Lot, 13,892 feet........ 850 300 ,, Guilford A., House................. 1,975 2,550 )race St. Shed......... 50 425 Lot ................... 525 Janet & Lucy, House ................. 3,200 15,450 Main St. Barn .................. 200 100 Land, 2Y4 acres ........ 4,600 1,950 House, 31 West ........ 2,200 1,750 2,150 Lot ................... 775 300 House, 28 Fulton....... 1,300 Lot ................... 575 100 Laundry .............. 300 275 275 Blacksmith Shop ....... 150 Barn .................. 50 100 1,125 Lot ................... 500 200 Mill site ............... 550 200 Flowed land ........... 1,050 175 Frank M., House ................. 4,400 5,600 ;ast St., E. M. Barn .................. 400 Land, 12 acres ......... 800 William H., House ................. 600 750 St. Barn .................. 75 Land, % acre.......... 75 ;co, Pasquale, Store, N. side Chauncy . 500 1,100 :ington, Mass. Land 5,249 feet ........ 600 Charles E., Personal estate......... - 250 250 Rumford Ave. ns, Michael, Witchpond Swamp, 4 ttapan, Mass. acres ................ 100 100 d, Hannah M., House ................. 2,500 2,925 Church St. Lot ................... 425 George W., Stock -in -trade.......... 300 8,875 N. Main St. Machinery............. 2,500 Other personal estate ... 425 House & office, 172 N. Main................ 3,600 Garage ................ 100 Lot, 7,700 feet......... 1,950 Clara E. M., House ................. 1,750 2,150 Tiles Place Land, 5 acres .......... 300 Second Lot W. of 255, 10,625 feet........... 100 ,ric, George S., Personal estate......... 275 275 berty St. , Flora A., House ................. 100 1,125 t St., E. M. Barn .................. 200 Land, 10 acres ......... 200 Pasture, 21Y2 acres ..... 175 62 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Ginty, James B., East St., E. M. Giugliani, Catrifia, 100 Chilson Ave. Giugliani, Giuseppe, 100 011;1 A Wood, 8 acres.......... $151 Perry land, 25 acres. : , . 301 1 Horse ............... 51 50 Fowl ............... 51 House ................. 2,10( Garage ................ 201 Lot ................... 501 Personal estate......... 451 ovil V U;. Glines, Abbie M., House .............. 2,300 2 593 N. Main St. Garage ................ 75 Total Lot, 8,400 feet ......... 275 Glines, Frank A., Personal estate......... 4100 593 N. Main St. Goff, Chester P., House ................. 1,800 2 28 Wilson Pl. Lot, 9,000 feet......... 275 Golding, John F., House ................. 1,750 12 132 S. Main St. Lot ................... 450 Gonya, Joseph, House ................. 3,400 3 143 High St. Garage ................ 50 Lot, 19,040 feet ........ 350 Gonya, Walter E., 143 High St. Personal estate......... 475 Goodell, John G., Fruit St., 1 Horse. . 75 Goodwin, Ellen G. & House ................. 1,300 1 Mary A., 15 Spring St. Lot ................... 325 House ................. (Exempt) ............ Gott, George T., House ................. 2,200 2, 54 Warren Ave. P. house ............... 50 525 Lots 4 & 5, 5,750 feet... 200 Lot ................... Lots 1, 2 & 3 .......... 300 Goyea, Wilfred A., 1 Horse ............... 100 Oak St., W. M. 2 Cows ................ 100 1 Yearling ............. 25 Goyea, Wilfred A., & House ................. 1,000 2, Louisa, Oak St., W. M. Other buildings. . , . . . . . . 525 Mow & til, 14 acres .... 400 250 Manchester Land, 4 acres 100 Skinner Meadow, Low- Pasture, 28 acres....... 225 Meadow & Wood, 40 25 acres ................ 400 Goyea, Wilfred J., Oak St., Personal estate......... 425 W. M. 75 Graham, Charles J., 50 Fowl ............... 50 2, 301 West St. House ................. 1,975 550 Lot ................... 325 Next lot E., 8,450 feet. . Lots 19 & 20, W. Lawn n, David V., 5,000 feet ............ 150 500 Lots 79 to 82 inc., W. Lawn ............... 75 Personal estate......... Lots 84, 85, 86 & p. o. 83. 100 I 68 AND ADDRESS. PDESROPERTY.CRIPTION OF Valuation Total t E., Leon Personal estate......... $1,275 $4,950 Central St. House...... 3,150 Garage ................ 250 Lot................... 275 ;Ethel C., ;Ethel House .................. 6,000 6,825 Church St. Lot, 10,330 feet ........ 425 Next lot E. 10,330 feet.. 400 J. H Co., Stock -in -trade.......... 600 800 � Vest St. Other personal estate.. . . 200 ftylEthel, L., Personal estate......... 50 5,975 is St., W. M. House ................. 2,500 Store .................. 1,500 Other buildings......... 525 Lot ................... 1,400 ny, Ethel L., Oil tank & pump....... 250 250 is St., W. M. ny, Francis D., Personal estate......... 400 950 is St., W. M. Sheds, Tremont ........ 200 Land, W. side Tremont. 250 Skinner Meadow, Low- lands ............... 25 School St. Lot, N. Hodges Brook, 4 acres ....... 75 enstein, Susan B., House ................. 5,850 6,950 Church St. Lot, 8,450 feet......... 550 Next lot E., 8,450 feet. . 550 n, David V., Personal estate......... 500 500 7 Chauncy St. n, Levi H., 11 Blake Pl., Personal estate......... 375 375 n, Moses L., & ux, House ................. 900 1,075 3 Chauncy St. Lot, 9,375 feet ......... 175 (Exempt)....'. . ... ... n, Samuel, Lots .1 & 2, South St., 3 & 4 Eaton, 4 & 6 Flor- ence Sts ............. 25 25 nfeld, Harry, Wood, Jewell, 14 acres. . 275 400 0 Callender St., Dorchester Witchpond Lot, 14 acres. 80 Knapp Lot, Lowlands, 8 acres .............. 45 nfeld, Rachel, Coal mine lot, Williams 0 Callender St. Dorchester St. 3 acres ........... 125 150 Lowlands off West, 1 Y2 A 25 in, Eliza M., House ................. 1,500 2,100 0 Franklin St. Other buildings ......... 250 Mow & til, 5% acres.... 190 Austin Lot, 10 acres. . . . 150 Cedar Swamp.......... 10 in, James H., Personal estate......... 200 2,600 4 N. Main St. House ................. 2,200 Lot, 10,000 feet ........ 200 s 64 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Griffin, John L, 3 Cows............. ... $100 240 Franklin St. 25 Fowl ............... 25 Other personal estate ... 50 Griffin, Viola. Personal estate......... 1,450 271 N. Main St. House ................. 4,400 Garage ................ 175 Lot, 6,084 feet ......... 1,600 Griswold, Edward S., et ali, House ................. 2,375 85 Chilson Ave. Lot, 7,500 feet .......... 275 Griswold, Edward S. & House ................. 2,650 Gertrude M. Jt., 61 Park St. Shed .................. 75 mont 11 acres........ Lot................... 625 Griswold, Lois, 85 Chilson Ave. Personal estate......... 50 Griswold, Mary, Lots 213, 214 & 215, House...... 104 Pratt St. Campbell............ 75 P. house ............... (Exempt) ............ Gross, Alvine, Cook land, West 3 26/100 175 868 West St. acres................ 125 50 Mow & til, Dean land, Minneapolis,Minn. 2% acres............ 125 Gross, Emil, 5 Cows ................ 250 561 West St. 25 Fowl ............... 25 50 Other personal estate ... 50 Land, 14 acres .......... House ................. 250 tild Eleanor` et al, Barn .................. 100 3,925 Land, 15 acres ......... 250 Gross, Gottfried, Horse,... ............. 250 3 868 West St. 12, Cows ............... 600 128 N. Main St. 1 Yearling............. 15 25 Fowl ............... 25 2,750 House ................. 1,300 Garage ................ Other buildings......... 500 Land, 35 acres ......... 450 Gross, William, 868 West St., Personal estate......... 950 Grout, Elizabeth, 116 West St., Personal estate......... 175 Grout, Ruth H., House ................. 2,550 3 116 West St. Barn .................. 250 Lot ................... 650 Grover, Ada, 241 West St., Personal estate......... 1,175 1' Grover, Albert A., Personal estate......... 50 6 241 West St. House ................. 5,600 Other buildings ........ 200 300 Lot ................... 525 Lot in rear 14,875 feet... 100 Grover, Albert V., Personal estate......... 4.00 34 N. Main St. Lot, Samoset Ave., 6,975 Garage ................ 100 feet................. 475 Grover, Cephas P., House, off Williams..... 700 2,! E. Providence, R. I. Other buildings......... 200 6,350 Old House ............. 450 65 SAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Total g; Middleton House....... $400' Mow & til, 9 acres ..... 300 Pasture, 32 acres ....... 320 Wood, 7 acres.......... 120 Wood, Williams & Tre- mont 11 acres........ 200 ` Mow & til, 11 acres..... 210 over, Charles F., House...... 200 $400 44 Elm St., W. M.' P. house ............... 25 Lot ................... 175 over, George E., Wood, Grove 4 9/16 acres 50 50 Minneapolis,Minn. over, John W., House ................. 500 850 1101 West St. Garage ................ 50 Land, 14 acres .......... 300 tild Eleanor` et al, House ................. 3,500 3,925 176 West St. Lot, 9,287 feet ......... 425 terini, Vincenzo, Personal estate......... 400 400 128 N. Main St. villiam, Mary, House ................. 2,750 3,375 165 High St. Garage ................ 250 Lot ................... 375 Aley, James E.; & ux, House ................. 1,550 1,700 38 Henry St. Lot, Henry & Fowler ... 150 Adley, Margaret J., Lots 130 & 131, West - lawn ................ 75 75 ,dlock, Fred H., Personal estate......... 450 450 )8 Church St. Block, Harry W., Personal estate......... 300 300 '6 Chestnut St. dlock, Harry W. & Frances House ................. 2,100 2,450 �., 16 Chestnut St. Garage ................ 100 Lots 19 & 20, 10,000 ft.. 250 gerty, Charles C., Personal estate......... 1,100 6,350 8 Rumford Ave. House ................. 4,300 Lot ................... 950 gerty, Charles C., Trustee, Wood, 4 acres.......... 100 850 lith Marion Sisson, et al, Wood, Lincoln &...... . Newcomb, 43 acres ..... 500 Record Lot, 12 acres.... 50 Leonard Lot, 12 acres... 200 hns, August, Walnut St., Personal estate......... 100 100 ines, John W., Personal estate......... 900 3,800 0 Church St. House ................. 2,400 Lot, 5,800 ............. 500 se, Lucetta M., House .................. 2,750 3,650 96 Rumford Ave. Barn .................. 100 Signs ................. 100 Lot ................... 700 S. Main St. Ilton, Abbie J., Samoset Ave. Ilton,, George W., Warren Ave. ilton, Leon C., Warren Ave. ilton Leon C. & orge W., 32 Warren Ave. ilton, Marion D., Easton, Mass. ilton, Mary E. R., are St. .ilton, William J., are St. innefen, John, 130 Chauncy St. innon, Amy M., 61 Oakland St. arbour, Forrest F., 207 Spring St. House .................. 66 2,700 Lot, 11,200 feet ........ NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Tota ette A., PROPERTY. $2,000 $4,300 Halchuk, Foma, House ................. $1,650 $1,9( 13 AllenSt. Lot, 7,500 feet ......... 250 550 Hall, Charles E., Personal estate......... 1,525 3,4tg 156 West St. House, Hall............ 800 2,825 ain St. Barn .................. 250 500 725 Mow & til, 12 acres .... 300 :)hn R., Pasture, 12 acres ....... 200 9,175 ain St. Wood, 14 acres......... 200 House, 66 Charles ...... Lot ................... Wood, East 6 acres...... 175 225 Hall, Clifton E., P. house ............... 100 4( 177 West St. Lot, 5,928 feet ......... 300 Lot, % acre....::...... Hall, Cyrus N., Mule .................. 25 7( 216 Willow St. 5 Cows ................ 225 etitia, House ................. 50 Fowl ............... 50 ain St. Barn ...............: Land, Fruit, 9 acres .... 400 Hall, Cyrus N., & ux, House ................. 1,650 2,4E 216 Willow St. Other buildings......... 500 2 acres........ .. - - - - - - . 250 Hall, Effie B., House ................. 2,700 7,1LA 177 West St. Lot, 5,400 feet ......... 325 House, 42 Hope........ 1,925 Lot, 5,600 feet......... 150 House, 16 Newton...... 1,725 Lot, 8,700 feet ......... 325 Hall, Effie B., et al, Signs .................. 125 42 177 West St. Land, W. of R. R. 12 49/160 acres......... 300 Hall, Hattie C., House ................. 3,000 6,9( 156 West St. Other buildings......... 250 Lot, 20,000 feet ........ 1,050 House, 14 School....... 2,100 Shop .................. 100 Land .................. 400 Hall, James, House & block......... 3,500 7,1( 141 N. Main St. House, 143 N. Main .... 1,300 Lot, 9,000 feet ......... 2,300 Hall, Myra P., House ................. 1,500 2,4 287 S. Main St. Barn .................. 175 Lot ................... 300 Wood, East, 12 acres ... 500 Hall, Russell W., House.... ............. 2,900 3,5( 2 Central St. Lot, 10,180 feet........ 600 Hallett, Addie E., House ................. 4,600 6,04' 90 Park St. Barn .................. 500 Barn .................. 100 Lot, 23,360 feet ........ 825 Hallett, Henry W., 1 Horse ............... 75 2 90 Park St. 1 Cow ................. 50 Bonney lots, 4, 5, 6, 7 & 8, Franklin St........ 100 S. Main St. Ilton, Abbie J., Samoset Ave. Ilton,, George W., Warren Ave. ilton, Leon C., Warren Ave. ilton Leon C. & orge W., 32 Warren Ave. ilton, Marion D., Easton, Mass. ilton, Mary E. R., are St. .ilton, William J., are St. innefen, John, 130 Chauncy St. innon, Amy M., 61 Oakland St. arbour, Forrest F., 207 Spring St. House .................. 6' 2,700 Lot, 11,200 feet ........ D ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Total ette A., House ................. $2,000 $4,300 yin St. Lot 12,136 feet ......... 2,300 E., Lots 42 & 43, Bella Vista 550 550 ,rtha St. (Exempt) ............ House ................. 2,100 lien L.,; Lot, Cobb and S. Main 250 2,825 ain St. 8,250 feet............ 500 500 725 (Exempt) ............ (Exempt $1,000). - - .. :)hn R., Personal estate......... 400 9,175 ain St. Union block, 185 N. Main 3,450 House, 66 Charles ...... Lot ................... 775 Lot, 5,625 feet......... 225 House, 28 Hope........ 2,100 1,800 2,700 Lot ................... 150 Lot, % acre....::...... Charles St., Lot ........ 1,050 Lot W. of 207, 18,800 Rock lawn Lots, 10 acres. 1,250 350 etitia, House ................. 1,950 3,425 ain St. Barn ...............: 200 Lot, 1 % acres.......... 1,275 S. Main St. Ilton, Abbie J., Samoset Ave. Ilton,, George W., Warren Ave. ilton, Leon C., Warren Ave. ilton Leon C. & orge W., 32 Warren Ave. ilton, Marion D., Easton, Mass. ilton, Mary E. R., are St. .ilton, William J., are St. innefen, John, 130 Chauncy St. innon, Amy M., 61 Oakland St. arbour, Forrest F., 207 Spring St. House .................. 2,200 2,700 Lot, 11,200 feet ........ 500 1,850 House ................. 1,500 1,900 Lot, 6,440 feet ......... 400 (Exempt $1,000). . . .. 100 Lots 15 & 16, Maple 50 375 lawn, 5,750 feet...... 225 225 House ................. 2,100 2,350 Lot ................... 250 2,825 Personal estate......... 525 525 House, 6 W. Church.... 1,000 1,200 Lot ................... 200 House ................. 1,350 1,850 Other buildings......... 200 Mow & til, 7 acres ..... 200 Wood, 8 acres.......... 100 1 Cow ................. 50 375 125 Fowl .............. 125 Other personal estate ... 200 House ................. 1,900 2,825 Barn.. ................ 200 2 Lots ................. 725 (Exempt $1,000). - - .. House ................. 3,100 5,600 Lot, 8,108 feet......... 350 House, 66 Charles ...... 1,925 Lot, 5,625 feet......... 225 House..... 1,800 2,700 :---- Other buildings .........200 Lot, % acre....::...... 350 Lot W. of 207, 18,800 feet ................. 350 4 a 68 1,650 1,800 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation 1 PROPERTY. PROPERTY. 3,100 ,on St. Hardaker, Evelyn B., Personal estate......... $325 252 Tremont St. $4,900 , r,3 Harding, Frances E`., 2 Horses ............... 200 28' 55 N. Main St. 1 Cow ................. 50 den St. 2 Lots ................. House ................. 6,700 Susie, House, 29 Columbus.... Other buildings......... 900 S. Main St. 2 Lots................. Lot ................... 3,500 83 East St. ms House, 18 Davis........ 1,300 )nd, Land, Oak St., 2 acres. Shop.................. 75 Mass. 850 Fowl .............. Lot, 7,884 feet......... 325 na K., Lots 219, 220 & 221, W. Bungalow, S. Main ..... 700 Boston Lawn ................ Other buildings......... 1,200 Store .................. Land, 20 acres ......... 1,300 Land, 7 acres........... Taylor land, 35 acres ... 500 Pasture, 7 acres ........ Dean land, 20 acres..... 300, d, Hugh B.,23 Church St. Personal estate......... 1,175 Manning land, 6 acres... 150 House ................. 1,000 House, S. Main. 2,750 Land....' .............. 225 Garage ................ 100 (Exempt) ............ Mow & til, 14 acres .... 400 125 Fowl .............. 125 Brawn Wood, N. Fruit, S. Main St. Other personal estate ... 3,500 14 acres ............. 250 House ................. 3,700 Great Woods, 7 acres ... 150 Garage ................. 400 W. W. Leonard Wood, 4 Greenhouses, 917 x 25 . 3,700 40 acres............. 300 Plant house, 100 x 18 ... 300 Robinson Wood, 4 acres. 50 Boilerhouse & contents, . 500 Hallett Land, Court & Park ................ 500 Lots 26 & 27, Bella Vista 550 Lots 5 & 8, Chauncy ... 675 Lot 53, Warren ........ 325 Lot 23, Bella Vista, 8,850 feet ................. 300 Factory buildings....... 3,700 Lots 18 & 62.......... 375 Packard Lot, Great Wood 4 21/160 acres....... 50 Strip of land, N. T. & A. R. R ................ Lot, W. side S. Main ... 325 Harding Mfg. Co., Winthrop St Machinery ............. 3,500 3,51 Harding, Henry J., 1 Cow ................. 50 3,01 70 ParkSt. House ................. 1,700 Barn.... 200 Lot ................... 1,050 Hardin, Helen M., Lots, Pratt & Wessel... 300 - 8x' Foxboro, Mass. 6 Lots in rear.......... 525 Hardon, Charles M., Personal estate......... 875 20,1€ 28 Court St. House ................. 4,400 Other buildings......... 325 Lot, 1 acre ............. 2,100 House .................. 600 725 Lot, 5,000 feet......... 125 mes F. Personal estate......... 125 125 )rd Ave. mothy L., & .r., 54 Bella Vista Elmer E., House ................. 1,700 2,000 Lot 38, 8,475 feet....... 300 Personal estate......... 1,000 1,000 gton, William W. & 69 1,650 1,800 DDRESS. -DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total Andrew J., PROPERTY. 300 3,100 ,on St. 2 Houses, 129 & 133 2,200 Rumford............ $4,900 Lot, 10,500 feet ........ 1,150 Ellen L., House, 38 Court........ 2,850 2,750 den St. 2 Lots ................. 700 Susie, House, 29 Columbus.... 1,900 325 S. Main St. 2 Lots................. 950 83 East St. Personal estate......... 250 $250 )nd, Land, Oak St., 2 acres. 75 75 H Mass. 850 Fowl .............. 850 na K., Lots 219, 220 & 221, W. 1,500 Boston Lawn ................ 100 100 House .................. 600 725 Lot, 5,000 feet......... 125 mes F. Personal estate......... 125 125 )rd Ave. mothy L., & .r., 54 Bella Vista Elmer E., House ................. 1,700 2,000 Lot 38, 8,475 feet....... 300 Personal estate......... 1,000 1,000 gton, William W. & House ................. 1,650 1,800 a W. Jt., 2WChauncy St. Lot, 10,625 feet ........ 150 Andrew J., Personal estate......... 300 3,100 ,on St. House ................. 2,200 Garage ................ 100 Lot ................... . 500 Ellen L., House .................' 2,200 2,750 den St. Lot ................... 550 Susie, Lot, School, 11,250 feet, 325 325 S. Main St. William S., Stock -in -trade.......... 750 5,650 S. Main St. Machinery ............. 50 850 Fowl .............. 850 House ................. 1,500 Other buildings.......:. 800 Store .................. 200 Land, 7 acres........... 750 Pasture, 7 acres ........ 750 d, Hugh B.,23 Church St. Personal estate......... 1,175 1,175 Mary, et al, House ................. 1,000 1,225 ranch St. Land....' .............. 225 (Exempt) ............ ell, Bert A., 125 Fowl .............. 125 12,925 S. Main St. Other personal estate ... 3,500 House ................. 3,700 Garage ................. 400 4 Greenhouses, 917 x 25 . 3,700 Plant house, 100 x 18 ... 300 Boilerhouse & contents, . 500 70 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Hartwell, Edward A., 18 High St. Hartwell & Jackson, 18 High St. Hartwell, Marion F., 12 W. Church St. Hartwell, Marion F., 12 W. Church St. Harvey, Agnes L., 52 Spring St. Haskell, Charles, 107 Samoset Ave. Hauers, Carl R., Harvard Club, 27 W. 44 St., N. Y. City Haven, Alta M., 360 Pineway, Boston, Howes, Harry J., 11 Shawmut Ave. Hayes, Daniel, Attleboro, Hayes, Frederick, Sunnyfields Farm, Newport ,R. I. P. house ............... Shed .................. Land, 3 7/10 acres..... . Stock -in -trade.......... Other personal estate ... House ................. Garage. ............... Lot, 8,347 feet........ . House, 207 N. Main .... Lot................... House ................. Lot, 6,300 feet........ . House; 8 West Church . . Lot................... House ................. Lot.................... (Exempt $1,000). . . .. House ................. Lot No. 54, 7,410 feet.. . House 108 & 110 Church Lot................... Lot, E. of 108 Church .. Lot No. 4, Edgewood Park ................ House, 444 Franklin.... Other buildings........ . Land, 29% acres...... . House, off Franklin & Maple ............... Shop.................. Land, 23 acres ......... Land, W. of Franklin ... S. of Maple, 27 acres Land N. of Maple, E. of Franklin, 65 acres...... House, 71 Central...... . Lot................... Stock -in -trade.......... Machinery ............. Other personal estate ... House ................. Other buildings........ . Lot, 11,524 feet ........ Lot E. of house, 4,900 feet R. R. lot, 2,936 feet.... . House, 30 Columbus... . 70 feet front, 15,435 feet. Lot, Wood Ave........ . House, 575 East....... . Land, 16 acres ......... Wood,'11 acres........ . $100 100 500 800 250 2,750 100 900 1,750 1,300 1,975 500 1,975 400 1,875 300 1,700 175 4,600 425 375 75 400 500 600 400 100 1,050 350 550 1,850 2, 475 3,200 12,$ 475 800 2,200 550 625 325 225 4,000 550 100 1 600 1,E 1,000 200 r 1; rank Reginald set 71 D 'ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Total Pattie M., House ................. $2,000 $2,175 nt St. Land, 3,200 feet........ 175 House 2,200 2,350 ry, w St. ................. Lot ................... 150 A., House ................. 150 275 Mass. Lot 51, Greenwood Lake 125 lary'J., House, 8 Wood......... 500 550 Attleboro Lot ................... 50 -olive C., Personal estate......... 1,050 1,050 .ney St. ?oline C. & House ................. 8,800 12,550 Taylor, Barn .................. 800 ;ney St. Greenhouse ............ 200 Land, 7 acres .......... 1,000 House, 436 Chauncy.... 1,200 Barn .................. 100 Lot, 5% acres.......... 450 E., & ux, House ................. 3,200 3,500 ain St. Lot................... 300 Lester, Personal estate......... 100 2,725 St. House ................. 2,350 Lot.. .* ................ 275 1-ginald Lot coner of Samoset & Ave.;etRock, 7,125 feet...... 300 700 Lots 114 to 121........ 175 Lots 164 to 170 inc., 17,500 feet........... 225 & ux, House ................. 3,300 3,600 Ave. Lot, 7,125 feet ......... 300 Personal estate......... 600 600 rt,' R 5amo rt, Clifton M., )akland St. rt Thomas M., "hurch St. s, Bridget, N. Main St. ns, Mary, 89 Galen St., ttertown, Mass. ns, Mary, et ali, Galen St., Watertown, .e,' Charles L., 1 Warren Ave. ies, William A., 480 West St. Personal estate........ . House.................. Garage................ Lot................... (Exempt $800) ....... Lot, S. side W. Church.. . Lot, Pratt St.......... . Lot, Clinton............ (Exempt $550) ....... House & Factory ....... Garage ................ Lot No. 55, 8,775 feet.. . Lot No. 54, 8,775 feet.. . Lot No. 41, Bella Vista. . Personal estate........ . House... .............. Lot................... 75 75 1,000 2,250 50 1,200 350 350 500 750 250 1,800 2,675 100 250 225 300 50 500 300 150 72 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Hoare, Fred H., Personal estate......... $75 $ 112 Park St. House...... 1,804 123 Union St. Lot, 5,600 feet ......... 225 Y Hoare, George A., 112 Park St. Personal estate......... 50 Hodges, Albert T., House ................. 2,950 14 Court St. Lot ................... 525 Y` Hodges, Alfred B., 69 Union St. Personal estate......... 7 t Hodges, DeWitt G., House ................. 4,950 136 Church St. Lot, 8,000 feet......... 425 ,x Next lot E., 8,000 feet .. 375 Hodges, Edward B., House ................. 2,150 114 School St. Shed .................. 100 Wilbur Wood, 6 acres... Land, 2 acres .......... 525 'i Hodges, Eva, House............ 2,900 r 119 Union St. Lot ................... 575 Hodges, Fred G., House ................. 2X 300 ' 69 Union St. Other buildings ........ 325 4,750 Land, % acre.......... 1,000 Hodges, George B., House...... 700 1 517 Elm St., W. M. Other buildings......... 125 Hodges, Mary L., et al, Mow & til, 4 acres..... 125 6,425 Pasture, 11 acres ....... 125 :r. Sprout, 3 acres......... 25 House, 29 Hodges ...... Wood, 2% acres....'.... 50 Hodges Herschel M. Personal estate 200 92 Willow St. ......... Land, % acre .......... 4 11 "'Hodges, Jesse R., Personal estate......... 275 3,95( 123 Union St. House ................. 3,000 125 Greenhouses........... Garage ................ 150 $2,550 T. M. Lot ................... 525 1,250 Hodges, Lloyd B., Est. Codding Wood, 10 acres. 150 45( 408 Elm St., W. M. Codding Land, 10 acres . 175 850 House, 28 East......... Pine lot, S. of Balcom Lot, % acre............ 1,250 Lot, Pratt & Clinton, 2% acres............ 25 350 Wilbur Wood, 6 acres... Pasture, 10 acres ....... 100 75 & ux, Mow & til, 5 acres ..... 100 10( t. Barn .................. 100 52LI E., & Land, 5 acres ........... 125 4,750 ace St. Wood, 8 acres.......... 150 30 Bird Lot, Maple & Win- Wood, 13 acres......... 150 90 Hodges, Mary L., et al, House ................. 3,025 6,425 21 Hodges St. Barn .................. 200 350 House, 33 Cottage...... House, 29 Hodges ...... 2,050 475 Barn ................... 100 Land, % acre.......... 1,050 Hodges, Maynard R., 1 Cow.._... 50 100 92 Willow St. 50 Fowl ............... 50 Hodges, William B., 1 Horse ............... 50 4,275 ` 121 School St. House....... ................. 3,400 Other buildings......... 400 ` Land, 1Y2 acres ........ 425 -les F., C. F., C. E. Austin, 115 West St. Elizabeth M., Main St. Garage ................ 73 Land, % acre .......... 900 CRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Other personal estate ... Total House ................. PROPERTY. Other buildings......... 125 Greenhouses........... Personal estate......... $300 $2,550 T. M. House ................. 1,800 1,250 House, 50 Clinton ...... Barn .................. 50 100 Lot, 8,000 feet......... Land, 2% acres......... 300 850 House, 28 East......... Wood rear of Hodges Lot, % acre............ 1,250 Lot, Pratt & Clinton, Brook, 9% acres ..... 100 350 Wilbur Wood, 6 acres... Personal estate......... 75 75 & ux, House ................. 700 1,150 t. Lot, 7,130 feet.......... 450 525 E., & House ................. 2,100 4,750 ace St. House, 26 Horace....... 1,500 30 -les F., C. F., C. E. Austin, 115 West St. Elizabeth M., Main St. Garage ................ 250 Land, % acre .......... 900 1 Horse ............... 50 13,475 Other personal estate ... 350 House ................. 1,550 Other buildings......... 125 Greenhouses........... 1,800 Plant house............ 100 Boiler house & contents. 400 Mow & til, 20 acres .... 1,250 House, 50 Clinton ...... 2,325 Garage ................ 100 Lot, 8,000 feet......... 300 House, 24 East......... 850 House, 28 East......... 1,300 Lot, % acre............ 1,250 Lot, Pratt & Clinton, 9,300 feet............ 350 Wilbur Wood, 6 acres... 125 3 Barns, Franklin....... 100 Land, 33 acres ......... 350 House, Maple.......... 100 Lot, % acre............ 25 Wood, Creeden, 13 acres 525 Wood, 30 acres......... 130 Wood, 4 acres.......... 20 Wood, 9 acres.......... 30 150 Lothrop Lot, 2% acres.. 30 Bird Lot, Maple & Win- ter 23 acres.......... 90 House....... .. .. .. .. 2,050 6,425 Land, 2Y4 acres ........ 300 House, 154 Chauncy.... 1,750 Lot, 8,260 feet......... 350 House, 33 Cottage...... 1,500 Lot, 8,500 feet......... 475 74 75 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. r '. AND ADDRESS DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Total Holmes, Elizabeth M., & 2 Houses, 17 & 25 W. = Carlton S. & ux, House ............ $2,550 . . $2,775 H. J. Newcomb, Cottage ............... $2,800 $4, Dates St. Lot................... 225 198 S. Main St. Shed .................. 50 1 �" oft, Leon �'• 18 Webb Pl., Personal estate......... 50 50 Lot, 13,000 feet ........ 1,400 Qn, R. Archie, Lot, West St., 28,025 ft. 550 550 Holt, George W. D., Personal estate......... 975 a pole, Mass. 32 Cottage St. Sophia, House ................. 2,850 3,450 Holt, Gertrude C., House, 36 Cottage...... 3,600 4 :dodges St• Shed .................. 25 32 Cottage St. g Garage ................ g 50 t� Lot ................... 575 Lot 10,200 feet......... 550 °. ghton, Cornelius J., House ................. 500 1,925 Holt, Malcolm, 32 Cottage St. Personal estate......... . 1,125 1=2. Draper Ave. Shop .................. 50 Holt, Samuel B., House ................. 600 9 House, 42 Draper....... 1,100 266 Willow St. Other buildings......... 100= ri� ��`: Lot ................... 275 Lot, % acre............ 100House Annie, ................. 1,300 1,475 Wood, 20 86/160 acres.. 100 M!ard,. Central St. Lot ................... .175 Holway, Della M., House ................. 3,000 3;6, . Benjamin C., and House....... ................. 2,000 2,600 160 Church St. Garage ................ 200 °` i eward, labelle E., 163 East St. Lot ................... 600 Lot, 7,500 feet ......... 325 award, Frederic, 42 Union St.,Personal estate......... 500 500 Lot in rear, 7,800 feet ... 100rd, efwaNelson G., 25 Fowl ............... 25 6,225 Holway, Lendall C., Personal estate......... 1,000 1,00 42 Union St. Other personal estate ... 950 160 Church St. House ................. 4.150 Hooey, Clarence E., 50 Fowl ............... 50 2,( Other buildings......... 350 615 School St. Other personal estate ... 150 Lot, 12,700 feet ........ 750 House ................. 1,200Harry, r Brook St., House.............. . 6,400 6,800 Other buildings......... 300 ;;Howe, Lot 17,780 feet ........ 400 Mow, til & wood, 14 Howe, Hattie L., Lot, 65 Allen, 7,500 feet. 175 800 9/10 acres..........: 500 56 Draper Ave. Lots 63 & 64 Allen, Land, E. of R. R. 29 15,000 feet........... 350 38/100 acres......... 200 Lot 58, Draper, 7,500 feet 275 H Walter, St ...... 2500 1,85Q Hawe, John H., House ................. 2,000 5,425 66 Central St Fowl •-trade. � 56 Draper Ave. Garage ................ 50 Other personal estate... 1,550 Lot No. 59, 7,500 feet.:. 275 Hopkins, Mae, House ................. 2,000 2, House, 32 Draper...... 2,200 72 Samoset Ave. Garage................ 200 Lot No. 55, 7,500 feet... 275 Lot ................... 325 =� � Lot No. 66, Draper, Hopkins, Warren L., Personal estate......... 42525 7,500 feet........... . 175 72 Samoset Ave. Lot No. 60, Draper, Horchuk, Bozo & ux, House ................. 1,400 1,800 � 7,500 feet............ 275 121 School St. Barn .................. 200 Lot No. 62, Allen, 7,500 - Lot, % acre............ 200 d feet ................. 175 Horchuk, Helen Personal estate......... 650 650 Howe, Kittie L., House, Mill St......... 900 1,125 121 School St. Hyde Park, Mass. 3 Parcels Land, 17 acres. 225 Horsfield, William E., Personal estate......... 1,125 3,925 Howe L. Faye, Personal estate......... 325 325 14 Fulton St. House ................. 2,300 Draper Ave. 56 D Lot, 7,380 feet ......... 500 Howe, William K., House, 272 N. Main .... 4,200 7,800 Horton, Annie A., House ................. 1,800 2,875 - Hyde Park, Mass. Barn.................. 300 3 Summer St. Lot, 24,200 feet........ 525 -,, Lot ................... 2,650 Lot, Corner High & Dean Hall, Mill St........... 500 18,610 feet........... 5503 Wood, Mill St., 16/ A.. 150 Horton, Carlton S., Personal estate ......... 525 52 Huber, Martin, Ware St., Personal estate......... 75 75 a 38 Davis St. ,g I p (III � oY 4li 4 7 acres ................ Huston, Harold C., Personal estate........ . 106 S. Main St. 76 Huston, Beatrice V., NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuati< Total PROPERTY. PROPERTY. Huestis, Harry I., 171 West- 33 Lots............'.. ; . $3 80' Minster St., Providence, R. I Morse Terrace ......... Personal estate........ . Humez, Ernest D., House ................. 2,10 37 Pleasant St. Lot ................... 75; Hunt, Albert W., Personal estate......... 55 472 Chauncy St. 25 Balcom St., W. M. 2,000 Hunt, Alice H., House ................. 1,601 472 Chauncy St. 2 Barns ............... 401 Jackson, Harold Y., Lot, 15 acres........... 52,1 Hunter, James, Oak St., 1 Cow ................. 51 W. M. Other personal estate ... -35( Hunter, James & ux, House ................. 90( Oak St., W. M. Land; 4 acres .......... 15( Hurley, Edward J., House (unfinished) ..... 2,50( Boston, Mass. 39 Church.......... . R. F. D 3, Attleboro, Land, 3 acres .......... House ................. 5,806 Janes, Joseph E., . Lot, 17,120 feet........ 900 Lot, 13,166 feet....... . Land, both sides Pratt 6 4 7 acres ................ Huston, Harold C., Personal estate........ . 106 S. Main St. 77 Huston, Beatrice V., House ................. 104 S. Main St. Garage (unfinished) ..... Total Lot, 22,372 feet ........ PROPERTY. 18 Lots, Edgewood Park. reighton E., Charles St. lot, 14,320 ft. Hutchason, Samuel F., Personal estate........ . 239 Pratt St. C., Hutchason, Samuel M., House ................. .... 239 Pratt St. 2 Barns ............... Other personal estate ... Land, 10 acres ......... Hutchinson, John F., Est. Personal estate........ . 25 Balcom St., W. M. 2,000 Ingram, John B., 21 Summer StPersonal estate ......... Jackson, Grace B., House ................. 71 Pratt St, Lot, 12,625 feet ........ Jackson, Harold Y., Stock -in -trade.......... 71 Pratt St. Other personal estate ... Jackson, Lawrence, House...... ........ 97 Oakland St. . Lot, 5,500 feet........ . Jackson, Lawrence, Lot, Pratt, 100,000 feet . 406 Pratt St. 125 Fowl .............. Jalbert, Horace P., House ................ 110 S. Main St. Barn..... . Crosby land, 1 acre..... Lot, 37,390 feet....... . Jamieson, William A., House, Gilbert .......... R. F. D 3, Attleboro, Land, 3 acres .......... Janes, John E., 14 Myrtle St., Skinner Meadow, 8 acres Janes, Joseph E., . House ................. 22 Central St. Lot, 13,166 feet....... . 50 4,200 100 800 950 650 250 600 100 850 600 150 2,500 425 1,000 350 1,975 225 250 2,750 50 875 500 150 50 1,800 550 Lots 1, 2, & 104 Mans- field, Terrace........ . .alie, 180 School St. Personal estate........ . E, 1 Horse ............... St., 4 Cows ................ 77 grin E., & ux, House ................. DDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total Land, 7 acres .......... PROPERTY. Pasture, 16 acres ....... reighton E., House. ................ Lot, Carpenter Ave..... $200 C., 125 Fowl.............. 125 $875 j Other personal estate ... 750 Johnston, Daniel N., C. & House ................. 2,000 3,350 34 West St. Garage ................ 100 St. Machinery ............. Lot ................... 375 50 Signs................. 200 2 Bulls ................ 50 Mow & til, West St., 3 125 Fowl .............. acres ................. 300 Crosby land, 1 acre..... 375 a , 1'% Jordan Lots 68, 69, & 70, Mans - n Mass. field Terrace......... 75 75 Lots 1, 2, & 104 Mans- field, Terrace........ . .alie, 180 School St. Personal estate........ . E, 1 Horse ............... St., 4 Cows ................ 2,925 House ................. Barn.. ................ 1,350 Factory ............... Lot, % acre........... . 2,200 Johnson, William C., & ux, House ................. 50 50 50 300 175 75 700 1,400 300 200 200 1,550 1,750 200 650 1,650 1,000 1,000 1,250 100 150 400 400 2,750 12,625 1,575 2,050 2,300 200 2,300 1,450 2,700 2,825 75 Fowl. ............ grin E., & ux, House ................. font St., W. M. Other buildings ........ Land, 7 acres .......... No. 15 .............. Pasture, 16 acres ....... reighton E., House. ................ y St. Lots 72-76 inc. & P. o. 83 W. Lawn ......... NI. E. & Sons, Machinery ............. d Ave. Other personal estate .- . . )laf E., Trustee, House .................' Johnston, Daniel N., Barn .................. 350 800 Mow & til, 5 acres ..... )laf E., Pine St. Personal estate........ . ?aul W., Stock -in -trade.......... St. Machinery ............. Other ersonal estate 2,925 House ................. Barn.. ................ 1,350 Factory ............... Lot, % acre........... . 2,200 Johnson, William C., & ux, House ................. 50 50 50 300 175 75 700 1,400 300 200 200 1,550 1,750 200 650 1,650 1,000 1,000 1,250 100 150 400 400 2,750 12,625 1,575 2,050 2,300 200 2,300 1,450 2,700 2,825 "38 Eddy St. Lot No. 14 & 15 feet of 250 No. 15 .............. 125 ihnston, Arthur J., Lots 44, 45, 46, 47 & 48, 3,675 72 Almont St. Boston Woods Plan.......... 50 50 Johnston, Daniel N., 8 Cows ................ 350 800 1236 East St., E. M. 22 yr olds ........... 75 650 3 Yearlings............ 50 2 Bulls ................ 50 50 125 Fowl .............. 125 2,550 Other Personal estate ... 150 78 NAME AND ADDRESS.' DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Johnston, Martha A., House ................. $1,100 1236East St., E. M. 2 Barns ............... 900 700 Garage ................ 100 50 Mow & til, 20 acres .... 450' Land, W. side, 7 acres .. 200 Jolicoeur, Jean Baptiste, Lots 92 & 95, Mans - 123 Maple St., Attleboro field Terrace ......... 50' Jones, Annie M., House ................. 2,100 74 Pleasant St. Lot, 6,000 feet ......... 350 Jones, Elmer E., Personal estate......... 175 36 Park St. House ................. 1,600 Garage ................ 75 75 Lot .................... 550 Jones, Lilia B., Personal ............... 300 94 Samoset Ave. House...... .. .. .. . 3,050 300 Lot, 6,510 feet ......... 20C House, 75 Samoset..... 1,50( 125 Lot, 7,125 feet......... 42L 400 Winter Lot, 6,040 feet .. 15( Jones L Leslie Personal estate......... 32€ 74 Pleasant St. Jones, Mary B., House ................. 1,000 1 103 Chauncy St. Lot ................... 700 DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Lots 27 & 28, Westlawn.. 50 PROPERTY. (Exempt $1,000). - - - . Jones, Warren R., Personal estate......... 600 94 Samoset Ave. Lot 110 ............... - Jorden, Leo, 272 N. Main St., Personal estate.......... 325 Joy, Alice O., 154 Church St. House ................. 3,000 g, Ellen' M., Garage ................ 100 $2,325 Lot, 7,000 feet ......... 300 Joy, Daniel G., Lot, Cottage St., exten- 154 Church St. sion................. 75 Joy, Donald, 154 Church St., Personal estate......... 750 Kalvin, Rudolph, House, (unfinished) ..... 200 Ware St. Land, 16 % acres....... 300 Garage ................ Atwood Land, N. side, Maple, 7 acres ....... 125 Kane, Arthur R., Personal estate......... 400 49 Draper Ave. 18,850 Rumford Ave. Kane, Henry A., Personal estate......... 500- 49 Draper Ave. House ................. 2,100 Lot, 8,250 feet......... 275 Kaulbach, Clara A. C., Mow & til, 4 acres ...... 350 42 Union St. 3,800 Keach, Eliza, House...... . 2,200 260 Central St. Shed.................. 50 250 Lot No. 108 ......... -.. 325 House ................. House, Paine Road ..... 600 "32 Church St. Lot No. 109, 9,200 feet.. 125 r 79 E AND ADDRESS'. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total PROPERTY. Lots 105 & 107......... $225 Lot 110 ............... 275 (Exempt $1,000) .... . g, Ellen' M., House ................. 2,000 $2,325 East St. Shed .................. 25 Lot No. 45............ 300 �1ex Annie M., House ................. 2,200 4,150 ; Rumford Ave. Lot, 8,400 feet......... 900 Garage ................ 200 Lot 6,120 feet.......... 850 Vie, Arthur J., Stock -in -trade.......... 2,000 18,850 Rumford Ave. Machinery ............. 100 Other personal estate ... 7,150 f: ` House, 297 N. Main .... 2,600 Garage ................ 3,800 Lot, 22,225 feet........ 3,200 Pump & tank........... 250 250 We, David, House ................. 2,800 3,425 "32 Church St. Lot 10,000 feet......... 625 eefe, Edward J., Stock -in -trade.......... 50 300 48 Chauncy St. Other personal estate. 250 eefe, Frank J., Personal estate......... 175 175 21 Cottage St. eefe, Mary, Nellie & Annie, House ................. 1,300 1,675 28' Keefe St. Barn............:..... 100 Lot, % acre............ 275 (Exempt $1,000). . . .. �.eley, C. Mabel, Personal estate......... 900 2,325 Gilbert St. House ................. 1,200 Garage ................ 150 Lot, % acre............ 75 alley, Mary, Lots 103 & 104, Mans- : field Terrace......... 25 25 alley, Percy F., House ................. 1,000 1,300 179 Central St. Lot ................... 300 =edy, Mrs. George S., Ely p. o. West St., lot... 700 700 New Bedford, Mass. �nnedy, Margaret B., Personal estate......... 425 425 17 Union St. �nnedy, Mary A., House ................. 3,400 6,100 17 Union St. House, 45 Union ....... 1,700 Lot, 19,883 feet ........ 1,000 !nnedy, Margaret, et ali, Land, W. of Elm....... 50 100 R. F. D. 3, Attleboro Land, E. of Elm........ 50 mball, Fred, 310 N. Main St. Personal estate......... 50 50 ng, Charles A., et al, House ................. 2,100 2,925 38 School St. P. house ............... 75 Mow & til ............. 425 Lot, W. side........... 100 Hodges lot ............. 225 1,3 1,6 1 1,1 125 i 25 1,875 225 300 2,575 350 575 25 25 2,000 1,375 175 325 400 150 2,300 50 775 9,375 11 600 300 750 100 500 5,000 1,400 1,400 200 25 80 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuatic 90 Central St. PROPERTY. King, Jeanie B. & King, Harry K., Jr., Constance B. Allen, Garage ................ 18 Fisher Lane, Personal estate......... $52 King, Herbert E., Personal estate.......... 1,22 152 Rumford Ave. Unplatted land, W. of Boston, Mass. King, Herbert E. & Mabel D., House ................. 5,20 152 Rumford Ave. Garage ................ 1.9; 1,3 1,6 1 1,1 125 i 25 1,875 225 300 2,575 350 575 25 25 2,000 1,375 175 325 400 150 2,300 50 775 9,375 11 600 300 750 100 500 5,000 1,400 1,400 200 25 House, 39 W. Church... Lot, 15,325 feet....... . " King, James A. Jr., Personal estate........ . 90 Central St. King, Jeanie B. & House ................. Constance B. Allen, Garage ................ 65 S. Main St. Lot ................... King, Joseph H. & Mary E. House ................. 66 Draper Ave. Lot No. 61........... . King, Roland M., Unplatted land, W. of Boston, Mass. Rumford 97,000 feet. . 2,575 Cate Spring Meadow. . Kingman, Charles F., House ................. 18 Carpenter Ave. Lot, 8,000 feet ......... Kingsley, Mahlom E., Stock -in -trade.......... 54 Samoset Ave. Other personal state,... . House ................. Office, Chauncy ........ 3,800 Lot ...............:. Kinsman, Albert S., Lot No. 9, Bonney Plat, Easton, Mass. 4,464 feet ............ . Kinsman, Elizabeth, Lot No. 8, Bonney Plat. Easton, Mass. s, Grace A, Kirby, Gladys, 55 N. Main St. Personal estate........ . Kirby, Jessie E., House ................. 35 Highland Ave. Lot, 7,500 feet ......... Kirk, John C., 200 Branch St., Personal estate........ . Kirkpatrick, Eliza, House, 160 Branch. . 47 Samoset Ave. Land, 2 acres ......:.. . Barn .................. (Exempt) ........... . Kirkpatrick, L., F. & A., House...... .. .. .. . 47 Samoset Ave. Shed.. ............... . Lot, 11,145 feet ........ Kirby, William T., Stock -in -trade.......... W. Church St. Machinery...... . 8,750 feet............ 3 Horses .............. Other personal estate... . Sherman Wood, Gilbert, Land Wly., side Mill, 1 acres ................ Kirley, W. T. Coal & Ice Co., Coal Shed ............. W. Church St. Factory ............... Stock -in -trade.......... Lot, 51,169 feet ........ Knapp, Harry A. & Etta L., House.......... . .. .. . Cobb St. Lot No. 4 ............. Lots 48 & 49.......... . 1,3 1,6 1 1,1 125 i 25 1,875 225 300 2,575 350 575 25 25 2,000 1,375 175 325 400 150 2,300 50 775 9,375 11 600 300 750 100 500 5,000 1,400 1,400 200 25 House.... 1,800 2,225 Lot ................... 425 81 SND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Total Charles W, Wood near Attleboro ant St•, Attleboro Line ................ $75 $75 Frank G., & ux, House ................. 2,350 2,575 arren Ave. Garage ................ 50 Lot, 5,750 feet.......... 175 s, Benjamin W., House ................. 2,200 3,800 Awmut Ave. Lot, 7,844 feet ......... 400 Lot, N. side, Pratt...... 1,200 s, Grace A, Stock -in -trade.......... 400 5,000 Iawmut Ave. Other personal estate. 200 House, 63 Pratt........ 3,300 Barn .................. 150 Lot, 8,800 feet ......... 525 Tripp Lot, Chilson, 8,750 feet............ 425 William E., Sherman Wood, Gilbert, boyo, 14Y2 acres ........... 150 150 Frank E., Stock -in -trade.......... 1,500 1,550 Nest St. Other personal estate ... 50 Rudolph J., 100 Fowl .............. 100 175 's. Main St. Other personal estate ... 75 ;e, Willis T., Personal estate......... 100 1,925 Dundry St. House ................. 600 Lot, 29,207 feet........ 525 House, Foundry........ 200 Birkenhead Lot........ 500 ndahl, Julius R., 1 Cow ................. 50 1,700 Nest St. 25 Fowl ............... 25 House ................. 1,300 Shed .................. 25 Land, 4 acres .......... 300 �lmena L., Foxboro, Lots 185 & 186, West - lawn .................. 25 25 fennie, House ................. 1,350 1,425 -hauncy St. Lot, 15,830 feet ........ 75 Aartha J., 70 Union St., Personal ............... 75 75 ;, August & ux, House ................. 1,200 1,975 Fruit St. Other buildings ........ 200 Mow & til, 3 acres ..... 150 Pasture, 15 acres....... 275 Wood, 3 acres.......... 150 re, Fabyan J., House........ .. .. .. .. - 1,600 1,800 ock St. Lot ................... 200 re,Joseph A., House... ............ 2,300 2,725 ottage St. Lot, 6,000 feet ......... 425 rt Jnsenh A.. Personal ............... 325 325 House.... 1,800 2,225 Lot ................... 425 7777`77- 83 82 DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation House ................. $2,350 PROPERTY. Nest St. Lane, Henry E., House; .. .......... $2,175 139 Union St. Shop ................ 125 Lot.... .......... 1,000 Lane, Ida L., 139 Union St., Lots 126 & 127 Fowler St. 50 Large, Henry R., 1 Horse ............... 50 328 Elm St., W. M. 25 Fowl............... 25 House ................ 1,575 875 Barn .................. 175 House ................. Lot, 19,900 feet........ 200 Land, off Elm St ....... 75 LaRoe, Alfred C., House ................. 2,550 70 S. Main St. Garage ................ 200 Personal estate......... Lot, 22,421 feet........ 950 Latham, B. Mowry Personal ............ . . 300 26 N. Main St. House ................. 1,500 1,950 Barn..... ........... 225 Other buildings......... Lot ................... 1,375 Lawrence, John H., House ................. 1,500 18 Glen St. Lot, 5,000 feet......... 50 Lawson, Zebulon, House ................. 5,500 60 Union St. Lot ................... 675 -d, Clarence A., Next lot South......... 675 Leary, John J., House ................. 2,700 17 Cottage St. Lot 6,500 feet.......... 450 Leavitt, Fannie I., House ................. 1,650 366 School St. Barn .................. 125 Land, 1 acre........... 200 Leavitt, George F., Stock -in -trade.......... 7,000 70 Pleasant St. Other personal property. 700 ranchSt. Lot Chilson & Pleasant 1,800 St., 12,600 feet....... 800 Leavitt, George F., House ................. 2,550 70 Pleasant St. Lot, 6,500 feet......... 450 Leavitt, Gilmore P., Personal estate......... 600 366 School St. -d, G. Embert, House ................. Leavitt, Herbert M., House ................ 1,350 386 School St. Garage ................ 100 Lot ................... 200 Leavitt, Howard L., Personal estate......... 600 85 Samoset Ave. S. Main St. 12,500 feet........... Leavitt, Nellie, et ali, Land, Williams & Jewell 150 Balcom St., W. M. Sts., 3 acres......... . 25 ton •d, Howard, (Exempt) ............ 200 LeBaron, Annie, Ella et al, House ................. 1,650 105 Union St. Lot ................... 550 Lot near Norton Line... (Exempt) ............ 25 Leboni, Luigi, Stock -in -trade... ...... 800 279 N. Main St. Other personal property. 300 Lee, Philip C., House.. .. .. .. .. 250 Off Elm St., W. M. Land, 3 24/100 acres ... 150 7777`77- 83 ;,AND ADDRESS., DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Total Theodore A., House ................. $2,350 $2,975 Nest St. Garage ................ 50 Lot ................... 575 Willis M., 168 West St. Personal estate......... 875 875 Dennis, 1 Pony ................ 50 6,325 ;antral St. 50 Fowl ............... 50 Other personal estate ... 875 House ................. 3,400 Other buildings ........ 675 Land, 4 acres .......... 1,275 d, Ada C., 988 East St., Personal estate......... 250 250 d, Archie D., Personal estate......... 450 6,700 West > St. House ................. 1,950 Other buildings......... 125 Lot, 131 West.......... 1,325 House, 110 Union St.... 2,325 Lot, 9,729 feet......... 525 -d, Clarence A., Personal estate......... 50 50 Dakland St. d, Delia, House, 29 Wilson Place. 1,275 1,725 �. Main St. Shed .................. 25 Lot 31,560 feet......... 425 -d, Edward F., Personal estate......... 150 2,625 ranchSt. House, unfinished....... 1,800 Lot 25 & 26, Branch & Eddy ............... 425 Lots 18 and 19......... 250 -d, G. Embert, House ................. 2,750 3,525 S. Main St. Other buildings........ 75 Land, 3 2/3 acres....... ` 700 -d, G. Embert, et al Alice, Lot, S. Main.. ..... . S. Main St. 12,500 feet........... 300 300 -d, Henrietta F., Wood lot, 6 acres....... 25 25 ton •d, Howard, Lot, W. side S. Main ... 200 200 S. Main St. •d, Mabel, R. F. D. 3, Lot near Norton Line... 25 25 eboro -d, Maurice C., Personal estate......... 200 200 East St., E. M. rd,, Newton P., Personal estate......... 300 300 'enefit St. rd, Ora E. K., House ................. 2,200 2,600 S. Main St. Barn .................. 225 Lot, 118 acres.......... 175 (Exempt $1,600). . - .. rd, P. Bertram, Personal estate......... 200 200 last St. rd, Pardon T., Personal estate:........ 400 1,900 East St., E. M., House. ....... 1.100 r 84 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation ` DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. PROPERTY. race C., Personal estate......... $3,250 $12,825 Other buildings.......'.. $150 House ................. Land, 124/160 acres .... 250 Leonard, Walter G., Lot W. side S. Main.... 450 682 S. Main St. Lot ................... Leonard, Walter W., 75 Fowl ............... 75 682 S. Main St. House ................. 3,300 ,ussell )seph, Other buildings......... 925 2,625 Land, 6 acres .......... 750 25 Wood, W. side Reservoir Lot, 11,250 feet........ 2 146/160 acres...... 50 Wood, off Essex, 5 142/ 160 acres............ 50 325 Pond lot, E. side S. Main 75 House.... Howard Wood, Great 2,900 res Woods, 3% acres..... 50 Leveque, J. Oscar, 20 Hope St. Personal estate......... 475 Leveque, Peter & ux Hermine, House ................. 1,600 20 Hope St. Lot, 17,000 feet........ 150 Levy, Harry, Chauncy St. Stock -in -trade.......... 1,000 3,725 Other personal estate ... 200 Lewis, John D., Turk's Head Stock -in -trade.......... 3,600 Bldg., Providence, R. I. Machinery ............. 4,000 )ol St. Other personal estate ... - 475 I' Factory buildings....... 15,000 Fertilizer Building...... Land, 3 acres .......... 2,200 Lewis, John W. & Ida E., House ................. 950 447 West St. Other buildings......... 175 Land, 12 acres .......... 300 field Terrace......... Paine Land, 2 acres..... 175 John A., Maplelawn lot, 8,625 feet 300 Lewis, John W. & Ida E., Lot S. side West, 2 acres 100 868 West St. Lewis, Maude, 77 Chilson Ave. House...... 1,800 Garage ................ 100 Lot ................... 375 Lewis, Mervin C., 101 Park St. Personal estate......... 75 L'Heureaux, Norbert J., House ................. 1,500 26 Draper Ave. Lot, 7,500 feet ......... 275 Liberatore, Felice & ux House ................. 1,050 33 Angell St. Lot, 7,000 feet ......... 175 Lichenstein, Morris, Stock -in -trade.......... 150 j 50 Allen St. 1 Horse... 50 2,900 Other personal estate ... 50 600 House ................. 2,200 House ................. Lot, 8,010 feet ......... 200 Linari, Enrico, 2 Cows ................ 100 299 S. Main St. House ................. 1,650 Barn.... ............ 200 Personal estate......... Lot .................. 500 r 85 qD ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Total race C., Personal estate......... $3,250 $12,825 ain St. House ................. 7,60.0 Garage ................ 575 Lot ................... 1,400 C., Norton, Cobb Wood, 5% acres.. 50 50 ,ussell )seph, House ................. 1,925 2,625 Di St. Shed .................. 25 Lot, 11,250 feet........ 350 Lots 66 to 71 inc. West - lawn ................ 325 leorggee, House.... 2,100 2,900 res Lot, 11,144 feet ........ 800 'ram, House ................. 1,325 1,400 ,oad Lot, 9,375 feet......... 75 Lary E., et al, House ................. 2,375 3,725 Lot, 18,555 feet........ 1,350 acob, House.... ........... 600 1,400 )ol St. Barn .................. 50 Fertilizer Building...... 250 Land, 23 acres ......... 500 Alice E., Lots 122 & 123, Mans - St. field Terrace......... 30 30 John A., Personal estate......... 100 2,600 )set Ave. House ................. 2,200 Garage ................ 150 Lot No. 52 ............. 150 Samuel T. & ux, House ................. 1,925 2,42.5 lavis St. Barn .................. 200 Lot ................... 300 Samuel T., Lots 117, 118 & 119, Davis St. Mansfield Terrace .... 30 30 1, Lilly H., House ................. 2,300 2,900 Aral St. Lot ...... ............ 600 rancesco, House ................. 2,375 2,675 Eton St. Lot, 8,000 feet......... 300 Exempt $1,550........ . rancesco, Personal estate......... 200 200 ton St. Pellegrino, House ................. 1,500 1,850 ;man Ave. Lot, 6,436 feet......... 150 Next lot East.......... 200 ttie S., House ................. 850 1,150 )d Ave. Barn .................. 50 Lot ................... 250 ,rence, 99 Pratt St. Personal estate......... 525 525 lice J., Personal estate......... 150 14,850 ainSt. House ................. 9,000 Barn.................. 1,000 Lot ................... 4,700 .......... 86 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation T I DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. PROPERTY. Lovell, William C., Personal estate ......... $300 4 S. Main St. House ................. $4,600 $5,550 Lovelace, James E., 4 Horses ............... 300 101 School St. House ................. 550 Barn .................. 150 Personal estate......... Lot................... 100 Lovely, Clarence A., & ux, 3 Horses ............... 300 Tremont St., W. M. 15 Cows ............... 750 400 1 Yearling ............. 25 Other personal estate... Other personal estate ... 500 House ..... 800 Other buildings......... 800 75 Mow & til, 17 acres .... 420 Personal estate......... Pasture, 8 acres ......... 80 en St. Wood, 12 acres......... 150 Lovely, Frederick L., Personal estate......... 2,600 2, 121 Oakland St. Low, George G., House (unfinished)....'.. 1,600 1, Edgewood St. Lots 116 to 119 inc. & 150 120 to 123 inc........ 275 Low, Martha S., House, 27 Chestnut..... 2,150 2, Edgewood St. Lot, 8,000 feet......... 100 Lowe, James E., 3 Linden St., Personal estate......... 400 Lowney, Nettie B., Personal estate......... 1501 32, 253 Oakland St. Cottage, Oakland....... 1,750 Land, 2 acres .......... Garage ................ 50 Cottage, off Shields..... 1,325 Land, 12 44/100 acres... 1,300 1,250 House, 328 Oakland..... 1,950 Mansfield Land Co., land House, 253 Oakland. . . . 2,100 House & Dairy, 329 Oak- 850 land ................ 3,000 2,200 Barn .................. 2,525 Garage ................ Barn & silo............ 6,750 Stable ................. 1,000 Concrete shed.......... 1,000 900 Piggery ................ 100 Lots 52 & 53, Westlawn. Land, 150 acres........ 7,600 "all, James S., Walnut St., Smith House, off Oakland 1,100 450 Other buildings. . . . . . . . . 125 2,550 Land, E. of R. R....... 350 Lot ................... Glines land ............ 375 "arthy, Catherine, Lots 1& 3, Swett....:.. 200 6,775 Lot 10, Curtin ......... 150 Lowney, Nettie B., House, Swett.......... 3,100 3, Swett St. Lot No. 2 ............. 150 Lubin, Alexander, Stock -in -trade .......... 250 9 Allen St. Other personal estate ... 450 Lucas, Emily A., House ................. 1,925 2, 173 West St. Shed ................... 25 Carthy, James H., Lot 5,400 feet.. .. 325 .......... 87 ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Total Harold House ................. $4,600 $5,550 Lot..... . . .. ...... Personal estate......... 950 400 400 Lester, lfnion Russell D. & Personal estate......... 1,025 1,025 a , iel, 65 Union St. Eldon Stock -in -trade......... 400 600 Glen St. 1 Other personal estate... 100 Lot No. 17, Shawmut... 100 Emma M., Personal estate......... 75 75 r `Glen St. Marion A., Personal estate......... 175 1,875 en St. House ................. 1,500 Lot.................... 50 Wood, Tremont, 19 18/ 160 acres............ 150 Richard F., House ................. 2,100 2,600 Chauncy St. Lot, 8,662 feet ......... 500 Carrie, House ................. 2,800 5,825 , 38 West St- Garage ................ 550 Land, 2 acres .......... 375 Chamberlain Land, 15 acres ................ 1,250 Mansfield Land Co., land 10.acres ............. 850 ns, Charles D., House, 132 N. Main .... 2,200 6,350 38 West St. Garage ................ 100 Lot ................... 3,100 7 Lots S. side West ..... 900 Lots 52 & 53, Westlawn. 50 "all, James S., Walnut St., Personal estate......... 450 450 I,Iann, Jennie A., House, 70 Pratt St...... 2,550 2,750 ttleboro, Mass. Lot ................... 200 "arthy, Catherine, House...... 6,150 6,775 largaret A. & Hannah, Lot, 28,468 feet........ 625 11 Chauncy St. Carthy, Esther M., House and store........ 1,200 2,550 13 S. Main St. House, 40 James........ 750 Land, V4 acre .......... 600 Carthy, James H., Stock -in -trade.......... 1,500 1,850 11 Chauncy St. Other personal estate... 350 Carthy, Margaret T., House ................. 1,500 2,350 mare St. Other buildings......... 450 Land, 13 acres ......... 400 Carthy, Michael J., I Cow ................ 50 700 Vare St. 350 Fowl .............. 350 Other personal estate ... 300 Carthy, William H., Stock -in -trade.......... 200 200 13 S. Main St. McDermott, William P., House ................. 81 Pratt St. Lot, 14,287 feet....... . Newton St., lot, 8,000 ft. MacDiarmid, George B., 1 Cow ................. 400 School St. MacDiarmid, Mary E., 400 School St. 88 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valu; Land, 8 1/6 acres....... PROPERTY. McCauley, Abbie C., Lots, Wessel & Thomp- 128 Pratt St. son, 24,300 feet....... $ McCauley,James, House ................ 2; 128 Pratt St. Lot, 12,150 feet ........ McCoy,` George E., Personal estate........ . 242 Willow St. House........ - - - - - - .'.. 2 Lot ................... Other buildings ........ House & store, 14 S. Main 4,000 Land, 2X acres ........ McCoy, Henrietta, Personal estate......... 1 242 Willow St. 43-47 High St. McCretton, Annie B., House, Greenwood..... . Attleboro Lot 41, Greenwood.. . Personal estate........ . Lot 42, off Plain....... . House .................. Lot 38, Greenwood . , .. . McCue, William H., Personal estate......... 40 Samoset Ave. 250 McDermott, William P., House ................. 81 Pratt St. Lot, 14,287 feet....... . Newton St., lot, 8,000 ft. MacDiarmid, George B., 1 Cow ................. 400 School St. MacDiarmid, Mary E., 400 School St. 17 House ................. 2,100_' Other buildings ........ McDonald, Daniel & ux, Land, 8 1/6 acres....... 41 Cottage St. Pasture, 10 acres ....... MacDonald, John, et ali, Lowlands, 15Y4 acres ... 229 School St. House ................. MacDonald, John & R. Lorn, Lot, 8,650 feet ......... 229 School St. f3 MacDonald, John & R. Lorn, Barn .................. 229 School St. Lot ................... MacDonald, R. Lorn, House & store, 14 S. Main 4,000 229 School St. 1,000 McEwan, Bertha E., 1,200 43-47 High St. 17 House ................. 2,100_' Other buildings ........ 300 Land, 8 1/6 acres....... 600 Pasture, 10 acres ....... 150 Lowlands, 15Y4 acres ... 150 House ................. 1,900 Lot, 8,650 feet ......... 475 House, 70 Union....... 2,500 Barn .................. 75 Lot ................... 675 House & store, 14 S. Main 4,000 Store No. 1.......:.... 1,000 Store No. 2 ............. 1,200 Lot, % acre............ 1,750 Tank .................. 250 Personal estate........ . House ................. Other buildings........ . Land, 20 acres ......... Signs.................. Pasture, 40 acres ....... Lowlands, 30 acres ..... Stearns Land, 3Y2 acres. Waters Land.......... . House ................. Garage ................ Lot, 9,680 feet........ . 400 _r 1,500 500 650 100 425 200 25 125 ` 3,600 150 850 89 ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total 250 PROPERTY. 100 House ................. ward, Personal estate......... $1,000 $1,000 St., House ................. 4,500 Lot ................... vard J., Personal estate......... 775 775 it Ave. Lot, 7,200 feet ......... 200 Dunn lot, 8,600 feet... . vard J., &' ux, House............ 2,300 2,800 >hawmut Ave. Lot, 7,188 feet......... '500 Personal estate........ . ph, House .................. 1,500 1,750 Lot, 12,853 feet........ 250 .am, House ................. 1,975 2,625 4 East St., E. M. gig, Lavina, et al, Coral St. Anna, Charles & Alice, S. -Main St. mna, George, S. Main St. coney, George S., Mill St. ?nzie, Mary A., Cottage St. inley, Walter F., Cristol St. Barn .................. 300 Lot ................... 250 Burt Land, 9 % acres ... 100 House ................. 1,200 Lot ................... 400 (Exempt $1,000).... . 275 House ................. 4,500 Lot ................... 1,275 House, 105 Park........ 1,975 Shed .................. 50 Lot, 7,200 feet ......... 200 Dunn lot, 8,600 feet... . 275 15 Willis Lots......... . 300 Land Park & East, 6 Lot................... acres ................ 1,400 Personal estate........ . Lot, 1/6 acre.......... . 300 House........... ... 600 Shed .................. 100 Land, 5 acres .......... 150 Alger Land, 15% acres... 150 House ................. 2,050 Lot, 6,730 feet......... 275 Personal estate......... 75 lacMillen, John H., 1 Horse ............... 383 West St. 1 Cow ................ . House................. Other buildings........ . Lot, .% acre........... . House, 1 School....... . Barn .................. Lot 107 & 108 (part of), C. Pk. Plat......... . Pasture, 19 acres ....... Mow & til, 7 acres .... . Graham Land, % acres. House, 17 Shawmut .... Lot................... lacomber, Edward S., House ................. 536 N. Main St. Lot, 1/6 acre.......... . 50 50 1,000 600 125 2,100 175 300 300 350 50 1,900 450 1,900 275 1,600 9,975 300 1,000 2,325 75 7,450 2,175 1 29 Webb Pl. 90 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTIONS OF Valuation Total; g, Flora H., PROPERTY. $1,200 $1,900 Macomber, Ralph E.,' House................. $1,300 $1,40{ 540 N. Main St. Lot, 3,700 feet ....... 100' McNamee, Joseph.... Stock -in -trade.......... 100 IQ 384 N. Main St. 1 Horse ............... 50 50 McNutt, Edward C., Personal estate....... .. 325 32; 34 Morrow St. Stock -in -trade ......... 900 1,425 McRae, Alexander, House, 34 & 38 East.... 1,250 6,00t 241 S. Main St. Coal shed .............. 200 ansfield Bleachery, Lot, % acre............ 675' . Main St. Rogers' Lot, 7,887 feet... 325' 25 ansfield Dairy Co., Rogerson Grainhouse ... 900 1,900 §7 Union St. Rogerson Shed......... 50 Icehouse ............... 100 ansfield Foundry Co., Lot, 7,862 feet......... 350 42,500 Waverly St Lovell Grainhouse ...... 1,850 Lot................... 300 McRae, Carrie, House ................. 1,700 7,40( 241 S. Main St. Barn .................. 200 Lot ................... 650 ansfield Grange Bldg. Corp., Cabot Land, S. Main, 1 550 550 Sol East'' St. acres ................ 575 ansfield Garage, Cabot Land in rear, 45 1,250 2,725 Chauncy St. acres ................ 900 Wood East St., 14 acres. 325 ansfield Hatchery Co., Grainhouse, 39 East..... 2,650 6,375 Zll School St. Lot ................... 400 Macskloski, Frank, 1 Horse ............... 75 171 235 Franklin St. 1 Cow ................. 50 22,900 50 Fowl ............... 50 Maday, Joseph, House ................. 2,900 3,05( 87 Allen St: Lots 2 & 38 to 43 inc... 150 Magovern, Robert, 1 Cow ................. 50 3,85( 851 East St., E. M. 100 Fowl .............. 100 Other personal estate ... 975 House ................. 2,000 Other buildings......... 175 Land, 9y8 acres ........ 550 Mahoney, Elizabeth, House ................. 2,550 3,00( 25 Samoset Ave. Shed.. .............. 50 Lot ................... 400 Malzani, Joseph, Stock -in -trade.......... 50 20( 22 Kingman Ave. Machinery.......... ..'. 150 Manchester, Thomas A., Lot N. Side Pleasant, 300 Oakland Beach, R. I. 10,290 feet (exempt).. 575 57€ Mancinelli, Luigi B., House ................. 2,350 2,67€ 21 Newton St. Lot 38 & p. o. 39, 9,000 ft 325 Mandlebaum, Isador, Lot 104 E. side Winter.. 75 79 Mandolesi, Andrea, House ............... 1,500 1,70( 25 Fuller Place Lot, 5,000 feet.....'.. _ .. 200 29 Webb Pl. 91 E AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Total g, Flora H., House ................. $1,200 $1,900 0 Mill St. Other buildings......... 300 Mow & til, 23 acres .... 400 (Exempt $1,000). . . a ing, Henry B., 1 Horse ............... 50 50 X00 Mill St. nsfield Baking, Co., Stock -in -trade ......... 900 1,425 f I N. Main St. .Machinery ............. 100 Other personal estate... 425 ansfield Bleachery, Swamp Land, Town Line . Main St. 19,697 feet........... 25 25 ansfield Dairy Co., Machinery ............. 1,200 1,900 §7 Union St. 4 Horses ............... 500 Other personal estate ... 200 ansfield Foundry Co., Machinery ............. 13,000 42,500 Waverly St Foundry buildings...... 26,000 Lot ................... 3,500 ansfield Furnace & Coal Co., Machinery.............. 700 1,400 East St. Foundry buildings...... 600 Lot ................... 100 ansfield Grange Bldg. Corp., Lot, Park St........... 550 550 Sol East'' St. 52' x 85' ansfield Garage, Stock -in -trade.......... 1,250 2,725 Chauncy St. Machinery ............. 350 Other personal estate.... 1,125 ansfield Hatchery Co., Hatchery buildings..... 6,000 6,375 Zll School St. Lot.................. 375 ansfield` Housing Corp., 7 Houses, Noonan & 30 N. Main St. Morrow Sts.......... 15,400 22,900 Lots .................. 7,500 ansfield' Lumber Co., Machinery .............. 1,200 29,375 29 Webb Place.. House.......... ..... 5,200 Barn............ .... 2,100 Garage ................. 1,000 Shed ................... 2,000 Office ................. 150 Storehouse No. 1....... 1,600 Storehouse No. 2....... 1 600 Storehouse No. 3........ 600 Storehouse No. 4....... 800 Storehouse No. 5....... 250 Land, 2Y4 acres ........ 3,500 Office & mill........... 6,400 Lot 7,800 feet.......... 300 House, 15 Webb........ 900 Lot, % acre:........... 525 House, 19 Webb........ 1,200 Shed .................. 50 ansfield Lumber Co.,; Oil tank & pump....... 250 250 29 Webb Pl. 92 M P V 93 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Totiai A3iE AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Total PROPERTY. , Mansfield Lumber Co., Garage............. $100` Cason, Austin, 75 Fowl............... $75 $6,300 19 Webb Pl. t.= 1.36 Rumford Ave. House......... . ....... 5,100 Mansfield Machine Shop, Machinery....,......... 500 P. house............... 50 School St. Lot, 14,662 feet........ 1,150 Mansfield Millin Co., f g Machinery............. 5,500 32,150 aeon, Carlton S. Personal estate......... 475 475 Samoset Ave. Office & nill........... 20,100 136 Rumford Ave. Land............ 1,100 � mason, Clara M., Personal estate......... 600 600 House.. ... 1,200 54 Samoset Ave. Barn.................. 200 _ason, Eugene, 50 Fowl............... 50 5,150 Lot.. ............ 325 , 54 Samoset Ave. House ................. 3,350 House, 2 & 4 Bristol.... 3,025 Garage................ 500 Lot, 11,298 feet........ 700 r Lot, 7,802 feet......... 625 Mansfield, Town of, Tank & um pump 250 250 2 Lots, Shawmut, 14,250 Marion Hat Wks., Machinery............. 9,000 22,000 feet................. 275 Park St. Factory Buildings...... 10,000 Lot 51,, Mansfield Trust Co., 7,410 feet 150 Lot.. 3,000 ....... Markt, Catherine, House ................. 1,750 1,950 Lots 27 & 28, Mansfield 152 Pratt St. Lot, 9,800 feet......... 200 Trust Co., 14,820 feet. 200 (Exempt $500) ....... E Mason, George H., 1 Cow................. 50 325 Marlowe, Patrick H., 1 Horse ............... 50 1,77 39 Hall St. Other personal estate ... 275 Tremont St. 1 Cow................. 50 �1�tason, George M., House................. 200 325 25 Fowl............... 25 781 S. Main St. Lot..... .............. 125 House.. 1,350 Mason, Herbert, Heirs, Witchpond Swamp ..... 25 25 Other buildings . 100 r 1`` 30 Peck St., Attleboro Land, 10% acres ....... 200 Mason, Jennie L., House ................. 2,900 4,000 Maroni, Nicholas, Personal estate......... 800 800 30 Samoset Ave. Other buildings......... 500 61 Draper Ave.; Lot, 7,719 feet ......... 525 Marshall, Edith L., House ................. 1,925 l 3,350 r Lots 90, 96, 9T & 98 133 S. Main St. Barn.. 200 � T �`� Mansfield Terrace. .. . 75 Lot, % acre........ ... 1,225 Mason, Oscar, Personal estate......... 1,050 1,250 Marshall, Nellie E., House ................. 2,525 4,175 30 Samoset Ave. Lots 3 & 4, Mansfield 119 S. Main St. Barn.................. 500 r field Terrace..... .. 200 Lot................... 1,150 Masonic Bldg., Association Hall Building.. ....... 6,200 8,175 Marshall, William, Personal estate......... 250 250 3 N. Main St. Lot................... 1,975 321 School St. Matarazzo, Nicola, House ................. 1,600 1,950 Martin, Anthony, Lots 56 & 57, Westlawn. 75 75 10 Pratt St. Lot, 3,900 feet.......... 350 Martin, Daniel O., Land, N. side West, 12 Matarese, Frank L., Lots 58, 60, 56 & 62, Attleboro, Mass. acres................ 250 250 32 Dexter St. - Winter.............. 20 25 Martin, Clara A., 206 N. 13th House, 5 Branch....... 2,050 3,375 Boston, Mass. Lots 44 & 46, South... 5 St., Griffin Ga. Lot, 9,050 feet. 325 Matthewson, Alice E., House West St......... 400 675 Martin, Edward J., Personal.estate......:.. 150 � 150 Attleboro Garage................ 75 314 Central St. Lot 48, Greenwood ..... 100 Martin, Mildred A., Personal estate......... 475 475 Lot 47, Greenwood ..... 100 16 Samoset Ave. Matteo, Charles C., & ux, House ................. 1,750 2,025 Martis, Sarah F., House ................. 2,750 3,450 67 Angell St. Lot 11,650 feet......... 275 100 Pleasant St. Other buildings......... 250 Matteson, Chester & ux, Lot, S. side Balcom..... 75 75 Lot, 7,080 feet......... 450 Balcom St., W. M. Mascaritolo, Antonio, House......... 2,675 3,000 Matthews, Edward A., 1 Horse............... 50 5,425 12 Newton St. Lot, 8,750 feet......... 325 � 99 Pratt St. House ................. 2,800 j I� N 7VVI k uYt Barn.................. 400 r>; 94 r NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF valuation T c PROPERTY. Lot, 44,864 feet........ $1,200 E rcler, ` , Alfred F., �e 2 Lots, S. side Pratt, $250 $2,050 PVare St. 22,241 feet........... 500 Lot, W. side Clinton, 1,150 8,000 feet............ 200 Lot, E. side, Clinton. .. 275 Matthews, Hope L., House................. 2,500 $2' 75 Pratt St. Lot 6,000 feet.......... 250 75 Mawhinney, Henry, 1 Horse ............... 50 2,, 85 Mill St., E. M. 2 Cows ................ 100 F 50 Fowl ............... 50 House ................. 1,000 t/Lethodist' Society, Other buildings......... 250 700 1012 East St., E. M. Land, 29 acres .......... 750 Maxey, Erastus B., Personal estate.......... 300 100 S. Main St. House ................. 2,150 2,800 Maxey, Erastus B., & ux, House ................. 1,950 3 100 S. Main St. Barn .................. 100 1,425 18 School St. Lot, 1 acre.......... . 1,250 Meagher, Joseph T., Stock -in -trade.......... 5,000 5,i N. Main St. Other personal estate ... 500 Mears, Fred G., Personal estate......... 3,225 19 69 Rumford St. House ................. 12,400 200 71 Central St. Garage.......... .... 1,525 Miller, Louis, Lot, 12,000 feet........ 1,150 3,450 76 Samoset Ave. South Lot ............. 900 Land.in rear ........... 675 Mees, Henry A., Personal estate......... 25 2 67 Draper Ave. House ................. 1,925 Shed .................. 25 Mills, James, 75 Pratt St. Lot ................... 325 75 Mees, Joseph G., House ................. 2,050 2,, 26 Pratt St., Shed .................. 25 Lot, 5,500 feet......... 400 Mees, Joseph H., Personal estate......... 350 c 26 Pratt St. Mei, Primo, 29 Charles St. Personal estate......... 600 1,350 Melchiorri, Pietro, Personal estate......... 200 31 22 Kingman Ave. House......... . ....... 2,550 Garage ................ 100 Mitchell, Elsie L., Lot 8,900 feet.......... 225 2,550 Melfi, Isabella, House ................. 1,500 1,E 84 Charles St. Lot ................... 100 Molla, Albina J., (Exempt) ............ 2,200 2,975 Menchin, Albert, Easton, Land, 7% acres........ 200 Menga, Joseph, Personal estate......... 300 2,ff 36 Newton St. House.. .. .... 2,175 202 Rumford Ave. Other personal estate... Garage.. ...... ..... 250 Monk, Weston C., Personal estate ......... Lot, 8,000 feet. ... 225 713 Elm St., W. M r>; 95 N�yME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF valuation Total PROPERTY. E rcler, ` , Alfred F., �e 250 Fowl .............. $250 $2,050 PVare St. Other personal estate ... 50 House ................. 1,150 Other buildings......... 300 Land, 2Y4 acres ........ 100 s Land 4 acres .......... 200 Mercier, Henry L., Ware St., Personal estate......... 75 75 Merrill, William S., Personal estate......... 1,350 4,300 195 West St. House ................. 2,200 F Garage .............. 100 Lots 6 & 7...... 650 t/Lethodist' Society, House ................. 600 700 1012 East St., E. M. Shed .................. 50 Lot, % acre............ 50 Nlethodist'Society, House ................. 2,150 2,800 12 Villa St. Lot. 650 =Middlehurst, William, Machinery ............. 650 1,425 18 School St. Other personal estate ... 775 Middlehurst, William & ux, House ................. 1,800 2,100 18 School St. Garage ................ 100 Lot, 6,350 feet ......... 200 Miller, Francis O., Personal estate......... 200 200 71 Central St. Miller, Louis, Stock -in -trade.......... 150 3,450 76 Samoset Ave. Machinery ............. 200 Other personal estate ... 300 House ................. 2,200 Garage ................ 150 Lot, 7,740 feet......... 450 Mills, James, 75 Pratt St. Personal estate......... 75 75 Milson, Fannie A., House ................. 2,900 3,250 388 Central St. Garage.... ... ...... 50 Lot, 17,000 feet........ 300 Milson, John R., Personal estate......... 500 500 388 Central St. Minkle, Katherine P., House...... ......... 1,000 1,350 Williams St. Barn. . 150 Land, 2 acres .......... 200 (Exempt $1,000). . ... Mitchell, Elsie L., House.... ............. 2,300 2,550 16 Warren Ave. Garage ................ 50 Lot, 5,750 feet ......... 200 Molla, Albina J., House ................. 2,200 2,975 202 Rumford Ave. Lot, 7,508 feet......... 775 Molla, Charles, 202 Rumford AvPersonal estate......... 350 350 Molla, Richard L., Stock -in -trade.......... 1,800 2,900 202 Rumford Ave. Other personal estate... 1,100 Monk, Weston C., Personal estate ......... 175 1,725 713 Elm St., W. M House.... ............ 1,000 Other buildings... .... 200 Moorhouse, Dalton, 23 Horace Moorhouse, Frederick D., 95 Union St. Moorhouse, J. Delmar, 218 Franklin St, Moorhouse, Mayetta, 218 Franklin St. Moorhouse, Mayetta, 218 Franklin St. Moorhouse, William F., 879 East St., E. M. Moran, Andrew, 53 Chilson Ave. Moran, James G., 59 Union St. Moran, James G., & William, 59 Union St. Moran, Jane E.; 59 Union St. Moran, JaneE., et al, 59 Union St. Moreski, Antonio, 26 Clinton St. Morini, Mario, 427 N. Main St. House ................. 1,400 Lot, 8,755 feet......... 450 Personal estate......... 325 2 Mules ............... 1 Cow ................ Other personal estate ... House................. Shop.................. Land, 2Y2 acres ........ Land, E. side, 2% acres. Flowed land ........... Ice house .............. House ................. 2 Sheds ................ Lot................... Personal estate........ . House ................. Lot................... Personal estate........ . Block, N. Main ........ Lot................... House ................. Barn .................. Lot................... Personal estate........ . Wood, off East........ . House ................. Lot, 5,033 feet......... . Stock -in -trade.......... Other personal estate ... House, 422 N. Main .... Garage ................ Lot, 5,000 feet........ . House, 95 Angell...... . Lot No. 17, 8,400 feet.. . Next Lot north, 8,400 ft. 75 50 150 700 100 75 200 200 1,500 500 100 100 1,125 6,100 575 800 6,700 1,000 1,950 175 1,000 175 200 1,425 150 1,300 1,950 3,600 150 700 1,975 150 150 v 7,80( 8,501 3,12; 1T 20 1,57i 9,97 [0, ent .O, Jentral St. on, Addie, 710 East St ;on, Lenwood L., East St. !77 96 2,275 NAME AND ADDRESS DESCRIPTION OF Valuation DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. PROPERTY. ario, Oil tank & pump....... Land .................. $350 Monty, William H., House ................. 2,300 503 S. Main St. Land ................ 400 Moody Land Trust, Lots 33 to 47 inc., 57, 58 vlain St. 329 Old South Bld'g., and 84 to 90 inc., 109, 294 Washington St. 110 & 111, Mansfield 2,000 Boston, Mass. Terrace .............. 300 Moore, Charlotte, House ................. 700 83 Winter St. Other buildings......... 100 Land, 7 acres .......... 150 Moorhouse, Dalton, 23 Horace Moorhouse, Frederick D., 95 Union St. Moorhouse, J. Delmar, 218 Franklin St, Moorhouse, Mayetta, 218 Franklin St. Moorhouse, Mayetta, 218 Franklin St. Moorhouse, William F., 879 East St., E. M. Moran, Andrew, 53 Chilson Ave. Moran, James G., 59 Union St. Moran, James G., & William, 59 Union St. Moran, Jane E.; 59 Union St. Moran, JaneE., et al, 59 Union St. Moreski, Antonio, 26 Clinton St. Morini, Mario, 427 N. Main St. House ................. 1,400 Lot, 8,755 feet......... 450 Personal estate......... 325 2 Mules ............... 1 Cow ................ Other personal estate ... House................. Shop.................. Land, 2Y2 acres ........ Land, E. side, 2% acres. Flowed land ........... Ice house .............. House ................. 2 Sheds ................ Lot................... Personal estate........ . House ................. Lot................... Personal estate........ . Block, N. Main ........ Lot................... House ................. Barn .................. Lot................... Personal estate........ . Wood, off East........ . House ................. Lot, 5,033 feet......... . Stock -in -trade.......... Other personal estate ... House, 422 N. Main .... Garage ................ Lot, 5,000 feet........ . House, 95 Angell...... . Lot No. 17, 8,400 feet.. . Next Lot north, 8,400 ft. 75 50 150 700 100 75 200 200 1,500 500 100 100 1,125 6,100 575 800 6,700 1,000 1,950 175 1,000 175 200 1,425 150 1,300 1,950 3,600 150 700 1,975 150 150 v 7,80( 8,501 3,12; 1T 20 1,57i 9,97 [0, ent .O, Jentral St. on, Addie, 710 East St ;on, Lenwood L., East St. !77 97 2,275 2,800 vDi ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Total ario, Oil tank & pump....... $250 $250 vlain St. Lots 42 & 45 rear 61 edo, Personal estate......... 1,250 1,250 vlain St. J., House .. ............. . ico, Stock -in -trade.......... 2,000 24,450 er Ave. Other personal estate... 6,000 House & store, 425 N. Main ............... 5,600 Lot ................... 850 Garage, 91 Chauncy.... 8,000 Lot ................... 2,000 ico, House, 184 Park........ 3,500 4,200 er Ave. Shed .................. 200 Lot ................... 500 ico, 1 Texas Oil Tank and ney St. Pump ............... 250 1,000 1 Standard Oil Tank & Pump ............... 250 1 Central Oil Tank & Pump ............... 250 1 Tydol Oil Tank & Pump ............... 250 o Bixio, Personal estate......... 1,900 1,900 er Ave. Jia M., Ralph ral Ralph House ................. 2,275 2,800 er Ave. Shed .................. 50 Lot, 8,250 feet......... ' 275 Lots 42 & 45 rear 61 Draper .............. J., House .. ............. . St. Lot, 5,500 feet. _ ...... . J., Lot, S. Main, 15,000 feet. Personal estate........ . 25 Fowl ............... House ................. Barn .................. Land, 5 acres .......... °ison, W. Wallace & House ................. ama K., 225 Chauncy St. Lot, 9,400 feet.... . °ow, Edward J., Personal estate........ . Park St. ;e, Charles P., 156 Pearl St. Lots 106, 107 & 108, Braintree, Mass. Mansfield Terrace.... . ,e, Clifford G., 1 Yearling............ . Willow St., House ................. Shed .................. 200 2,050 2,325 275` 350 350 525 525 25 2,000 1,425 150 400 2,100 2,250 150 1,150 1,150 75 75 15 2,365 2,175 50 Land, 1 acre........... 125 ;e, E. Burnside, Personal estate......... 150 150 Union St. 99 98 DESCRIPTION OF Valuation NAME AND ADDRESS DESCRIPTIONOF Valuation PROPERTY. PROPERTY. Morse, Elwood H., 22 Allen St., Personal estate......... $550 Morse Fruit Store, Stock -in -trade.......... 900 N. Main St. Other personal estate... 300 Morse, Gardner E., Personal estate......... 50 132 Willow St. House, 67 & 69 Fowler.. 4,150 Morse, Gladys F., House, West........... 300 Attleboro, Mass. Shed .................. 50 Lot, 5,000 feet ......... Lot 53 Greenwood, 7,800 F �nroe, Ella J., feet ................. 100 Morse, Harold S., House ................. 1,000 121 Dean St. Barn........... 100 House ................. Lot, 5/16 acre.......... 275 362 Elm St., W. M. Personal estate......... 100 Morse, Harrison A., House ................. 2,200 107 Dean St. Shed.. 100 2 Cows....... ....... Lot, is acre ............. 275 House, 101 Dean....... 3,300 Garage ................ 400 1,925 Lot, is acre............ 275 Other buildings......... Lot in rear, 42,160 feet.. 200 School St. lot .......... 625 Coral St. lot ........... 175 500 Lot, 1 acre ............. 150 z, Morse, J. Adelbert, House, ................ 600 Waverly St. Lot ................... 100 Morse, Lizzie A., House ................. 2,300 33 Union St. Barn .................. 150 .I Lot ................... 1,050 Morse, Maude E., House ................. 4,100 S. Main St. Lot ................... 300 Moscyynski, Peter H., 1 Horse ............... 100 S. Main St. Other personal.estate ... 250 Murphy, John, Lot, E. side S. Main.... 100 Mosher, Elizabeth A., House ................. 700 647 East St., E. M. Barn, ................. 50 ,Eta Land, 4 acres .......... 200 Mosher, Louis S., Perry land off .......... 125 East Foxboro Maple, 11 acres ........ Lot ................... Moss, Lawrence J., 1 Horse ............... 100 Gilbert St. 1 Cow ................. 50 176 Rumford Ave. 1000 Fowl ............. 1,000 House ................. 1,750 500 Other buildings......... 2,200 Lot, 8,704 feet......... Land, 55 acres ......... 900 Moss, Mabel M., Gilbert St., Personal estate......... 50 Mugford, Cleverdon, 100 Fowl .............. 100 406 Pratt St. Other Personal Estate .. 650 Mugford, Lydia A., House ................. 900 406 Pratt St. Other buildings.'......... 225 Land, 3 acres .......... 200 99 ME AND ADDRESS. ` DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total PROPERTY. Land, W. of house...... $100 %vaney, Edward J., Stock -in -trade.......... 600 $5,725 �s7 Fowler St. Other personal estate ... 825' House, 67 & 69 Fowler.. 4,150 Garage ................ 50 Lot, 5,000 feet ......... 100 F �nroe, Ella J., Lot E. side Elm........ 100 100 '362 Elm St., W. M. unroe, Fredson J., House ................. 1,575 1,750 362 Elm St., W. M. Lot, 1 acre ............. 175 �urphy, Alexander, 1 Horse ............... 100 3,825 140 Branch St. 2 Cows....... ....... 100 50 Fowl....... ...... 50 r House ................. 1,925 u Other buildings......... 500 Land, 6Y2 acres ........ 400 Hallett land, 39 acres ... 500 Harding land, W. side 1 % acres ............ 250 1Vlurphy Annie, House ................. 1,100 3,425 5 Jewell St., W. M. Other buildings ........ 1,475 Mow & til, 22 acres.... 600 Cook land, 10 acres..... 150 Pasture, 10 acres ....... 100 Murphy, John, 2 Horses............... 200 750 5 Jewell St., W. M . 10 Cows ............... 500 50 Fowl ............... 50 Murphy, Mary, House................. 2,700 3,275 8 Pleasant St. Lot ................... 575 Murphy, Mary L., House in rear.......... 2,700 5,100 176 Rumford Ave. Lot, 8,704 feet......... 950 Garage ................ 500 Lot, 8,704 feet......... 950, Murphy, Margaret, et ali, House ................. 1,500 3,000 176 Rumford Ave. Barn .................. 200 Lot, 12,800 feet........ 1,300 (Exempt $1,500). . . . Murphy, William E. & ux, House...... .. ... `1,750 2,000 131 Branch St. Garage ................ 75 Lot, 13,800 feet........ 175 Musto, Joseph, 60 King St., Personal estate......... 150 150 Musto, Balbera, House ................. 1,000 1,700 60 King St. Lot ................... 100 Lot, N. side King....... 500 Lot, S. side, King....... 100 Mystic Club, Hall .................. 800 900 Balcom St., W. M. Lot ................... 100 Nason, O. C. B. Mansfield St., Lots 106, Winter, 3 Sharon, R. F. D. acres..... ......... 50 50 Neal, Weston, 5 Blake Place Personal estate......... 250 250 100 NAME AND ADDRESS., DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Tot Machinery ............. $7,400 $ 7,400 PROPERTY. Nelson, Eric, 440 Elm St., 1 Horse . . ..... $75 $1,7 W. M. 1 Cow .............. 50 Personal estate......... 150 50 Fowl........ ` 50 ` House..... . 900 House. 2,200 Other buildings ........ 200 Lot ................... 200 Land .................. 400 Personal estate......... r° Wood........ 75 Lot No. 8, Swett St..... Nelson, Gustaf, 2 Cows ................ 75 2,1' 303 Williams St. House.. 1,500 Other buildings......... 200 Other buildings ........ 150 Lot, 9,522 feet......... 725 Land, 18 acres ......... 425 Next lot E., 9,522 feet .. Nelson, Horatio, House ................. 1,300 1,5; , 85 Court St. Lot... .............. 250 Lot No. 7, 4,170 feet.... Nelson, Theodore J., 87 Prak St., Personal estate......... 50 Garage ................ Nelson, Thomas H., House ................. 2,050 _ 4,2; 103 Rumford Ave. Lot, 8,400 feet......... 900 House ................. 1,325 I:ot, Union ............ 1,275 Lot ................... Newcomb, Ann M., Wood, 4 acres.......... 50 Personal estate......... R. F. D. Norton 2,475 539 N. Main St. House ................. Newcomb, Harrison, 33 Eddy Personal estate......... 325 3 St. ordberg, Gunnar, Personal estate......... Newcomb, Harrison and House ................. 4,000 4,5 Lavina Jt., 33 Eddy St. Other buildings.... . .... 400 Lots 25 to 29 inc., High- Lot 34 & p. o. 35, 13,000 Northboro, Mass. lands... ............. ii feet ................. 125 Lots 70 to 77 inc., High- Newcomb Home, House, 491 S. Main..... 1,000 1,1,, Norton, Mass. 0 Lot............ 150 Lots 18 & 19 rear, High- Newcomb, Joseph G., House, 126 S. Main..... 1,000 5,0€ Norton, Mass. Shed .................. 100 House, 17 Central...... 2,350 Lot % acre............ 1,000 Barn .................. 150 2 Lots S. side Pratt, Lot ................... 975 22,134 feet........... 425 House ................. 2,100 Wood, S. of Pratt 17 136' Chauncy St. Lot No. 9 .......... ..... 425 acres ................ 2,300 Personal estate......... 250 Titus Land, Franklin, 12 255 Chauncy St. House ................. 1,950 acres ................ 225 Lot, 10,625 feet ........ Newcomb, Joseph L., Land in rear Dustin's 36 ►chsner, Emil, 376 Chauncy St Personal estate......... 125 Easton, Mass. acres ................ 250 29 Newcomb, Victor, House, 111 School...... 1,925 2,50 Rutherford, N. J. Barn .................. 250 200 Land, 3Y2 acres ........ 300 Fuller land, 1,200 feet. 25 1,250 New England Drawn Steel, Machinery ............. 45,000 109,50 137 High St. Factory Buildings...... 51,500 Lot, 1 acre ... ........ 75 Lot............6 ,500 25 Fowl ............... 25 Office ........ .. ....... 2,000 Other personal estate ... 250 Other buildings ........ 150 100 Fowl .............. 100 Lot, 1 acre ............ 525 House, 30 Pratt......... 3,375 Lot, 6,324 feet......... 450 101 SAM E AND ADDRESS . DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Total England Tel. & Tel. Machinery ............. $7,400 $ 7,400 ew Boston, Mass. s N. H., & H. R. R. Co., Bowen Land, W. M .... 250 250 Boston, Mass. Eckerson, James O., Personal estate......... 150 150 59 Shawmat Ave. abes, Maria, House. 2,200 21400 655 N. Main St. Lot ................... 200 nonan,, William J., Personal estate......... 350 550 14 Pleasant St. Lot No. 8, Swett St..... 200 oonan, William J. & Helen T. House ................. 2,500 9,500 14 Pleasant St. Other buildings......... 200 Lot, 9,522 feet......... 725 Next lot E., 9,522 feet .. 525 House, 15 Scott........ 4,925 Lot No. 7, 4,170 feet.... 175 Garage ................ 300 Lot, 3,828 feet......... 150 ord, John. C., House ................. 1,325 1,525 156 Dean St. Lot ................... 200 ordberg, Knute M., Personal estate......... 50 2,475 539 N. Main St. House ................. 2,150. Lot, 4,787 feet...:..... 275 ordberg, Gunnar, Personal estate......... 250 250 539 N. Main St. orthboro National Bank, Lots 25 to 29 inc., High- Northboro, Mass. lands... ............. 300 800 Lots 70 to 77 inc., High- lands ................ 300 Lots 18 & 19 rear, High- lands ............... 200 [orton, Katherine, House, 17 Central...... 2,350 3,475 51Ellory St., Cambridge, Barn .................. 150 Lot ................... 975 forwood, George F. & ux, House ................. 2,100 2,525 136' Chauncy St. Lot No. 9 .......... ..... 425 Ochsner, Edward, Personal estate......... 250 2,375 255 Chauncy St. House ................. 1,950 Lot, 10,625 feet ........ 175 ►chsner, Emil, 376 Chauncy St Personal estate......... 125 125 ►chsner, Emil & Bertha, House ................. 2,200 2,600 376 Chauncy St. Garage ................ 100 Lot, 3/s acre.... ...... 200 Smith lot, % acre ......100 )dell, Walter O., House ................. 1,250 1,425 Grove St., R. F. D. Garage ................ 100 Lot, 1 acre ... ........ 75 )'Donald, Charles, 25 Fowl ............... 25 275 7 Williams St. Other personal estate ... 250 )'Donnell, John, Gilbert St., 100 Fowl .............. 100 100 f 102 103 - NAME' AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTIONOF Valuation) TOt PROPERTY. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. O'Donnell, John & Thomas, House. ................ $900 $ et al, Gilbert St. ` Barn.: ........... .... . 150' Land, 23 acres ......... 400 O'Donnell, Nellie, Gilbert St., Personal estate......... 425 O'Donnell, Thomas, Gilbert St., 75 Fowl ............... 75 Ogul, John S., 3 Cows ................ 150 180 School St. House ................. 2,750 7 Other buildings ........ 450' Land, 4% acres........ 1,000 O'Keefe, Annie C., House ................. 1,550 283 West St. Garage ................ 100' Other Personal estate ... Lots 16, 17 & 18....... 300 O'Keefe, Edward T., Personal estate......... 500 283 West St. Old Colony R. R. Co., Machinery ............. 24,500 5 n Boston, Mass. Part of Station......... 1,850 Land, 10 acres ......... Land .................. 1,000 Part of Roundhouse.... 10,000 200 Old Freighthouse....... 1,375 'all0U ey, Charles E., New Freighthouse...... 5,200 50 Land, 2y8 acres ........ 2,300 Ledge House, 102 Foundry 1,000 Lot................... 200 Personal estate......... Wroe House, 31 Foundry 700 7,575, Lot ................... 300 Express Building ....... 1150 Bahl, Jens 0., 16 Villa St. Dacyland, % acre ...... 100. 350 Chilson land, 5 acres .... 2,300 House.......- King Land, 10% acres.. 1,000 # Shaw land, 6 acres...... 150 100 King land, 12 acres..... 700 ." Edgerly land, 1 % acres . 125 Fulton land, 4% acres .. 800 Skinner Meadow, ...... Rumford Ave., lot...... 500 Wetherell Wood, 5% off Witchpond Swamp, acres............ .. 125 Chauncy St. lot ........ 500 Knight Wood, 48% acres 400 House, 22 Chilson ...... Land both sides Taun- 2,800 ton Branch.......... 500 600 Pope Land... ....... 800 011iff, William, House .............. 1,725 5 115 N. Main St. House, 107 & 109 N. 14 6 West St. ................... Lot.. Main........... .... . 1,175 Lot, 12,000 feet'........ 2,200 Olney, Richard H., Personal estate ......... 500 3 65 Samoset Ave. House...... 2,200 Garage.. ...... 75 30 acres...... ..... Lot, 7,100 feet. 425 f 103 - TOt ND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Total 145�na r.; C., Tremont St. Personal estate......... $200 $200' � ,An $enry M-, Personal estate......... 300 300, �? Sl3r�g St 425 Henry L•, 1 Horse ............... 100 3,375 7 d300 nt nioSt. 6 Cows ................ 4,35(1 � , r'= � 2 Swine ............... 25 Other Personal estate ... 475 House ................. 1,200 Other buildings ........ 775 1,954 `'` Land, 10 acres ......... 300 Lowlands, 28 acres ..... 200 s 'all0U ey, Charles E., Personal estate......... 50 50 5 Cottage St. galley, Katherine, Personal estate......... 575 575 7,575, �55 Court St. Bahl, Jens 0., 16 Villa St. Personal estate......... 350 350 Way, Margaretta A., House.......- 1,900 2,000 # East St. Lot. . ................. 100 ." (Exempt $1,000)...... rzs, William & ux, Skinner Meadow, ...... 25 25 F. D., N. Attleboro off Witchpond Swamp, 5% acres .............. shodox Congregational House, 22 Chilson ...... 2,200 2,800 �hurch,WestSt. Lot, 9,095. •••�•••••• 600 sborne, George R., House ................. 2,325 2,950 14 6 West St. ................... Lot.. 625 ackard, Abbie W., Land, off Ware, E. side. 600 1,000 81 Park St. Wood, off Ware W. side, 30 acres...... ..... 100 Pasture, E. side Essex 17 acres ............. 200 Wood, S. side Branch 13 acres ................ 100 wPackard,' Abbie W., et al, Land, E. side Dean..... 25 25 X.. 81 Park St. ackard,' Ida M., House, 123 West....... 4,950 5,600 109 West St. Shed....... ......... 50 Lot.. ........ 600 Tackard,Lester G., 81 Park St. Personal estate......... 150 150 Packard, Lewis S., Personal estate....... _ . 200 6,875 81 Park St. House... .. ..... • • • 4,050 ,100 Barn .................. 300 Lot, 134 acres.......... 1,250 Barn, Dean.. ....... . 300 Lot, 17,090 feet ........ 775 ,200: Packard, Philip, Wasteland, 4 acres...... 25 50 Wasteland, 4 acres...... 25 1:Packard, William M. & Carpenter Shop........ 900 2,175 Lewis S., 81 Park.. Storehouse.. ........ 150 Wheelwright shop..... 200 105 7 77M, j ME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total 104 PROPERTY. NAME AND 'ADDRESS DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Palladino, Pasquale, PROPERTY. $2,550 $2,850 Office . .... .. $100 300 Lot, % acre .......... 825 Packard, William M. & Blacksmith shop ....... 250 $_ Lewis S., 109 West St. Lot, % acre ........... 800 Packard, William M., House ................. 4,100 t 109 West St. Garage ................ 100 estate......... Lot, 17,000 feet........ 675 Padelford, Everett J., Personal estate......... 200 �. 16 Warren Ave. er, Gilbert F., Personal estate......... Page, Mary J., Block, Park St.......... 3,500 Attleboro Lot, 7,743 feet......... 600 Paglione, Giuseppe, Personal estate......... 375 28 Charles St. Palmer, John L. & Myra E., House, 974 East........ Paine, Edward A., Personal estate......... 125 200 Chauncy St. 125 Paine, Gertrude A., House ................. 1,500 200 Chauncy. St. Garage ................ 100 1,250 House, 208 Central..... 1,325 Lot ................... Land, 2 acres .......... 1,050 Paine, Howard N. & ux House ................. 3,625 102 Rumford Ave. P. house ............... 25 2,800 Lot, 16,282 feet........ 1,000 Paine, Martha E.A. House ................. 4,400 L 122 Rumford Ave. Barn .................. 200 30 Lot, 12,580 feet ........ 1,375 Paine, Laura A., House ................. 1,775 243 School St. Other buildings ........ 950 396 S. Main St. Land, 2 acres .......... 250 Golden Lot............ 25 Paioni, Vincent, House, 101 Angell...... 2,000 64 Crocker St. Lot No. 15, Spaulding 2 Rector St., N. Y. C. Map, 8,400 feet ...... 100 4` Paioni, Vincent, House ................. 1,200 64 Crocker St. Lot ................... 150 Lot, S. side Pratt & Parker, Milton A., & ux, Crocker ............. 200 Palinkas, Michael Horse ................. 75 510 West St. 2 Cows ................ 100 Lot, 9,000 feet......... House ................. 2,225 Parker, Robert E., Other buildings ........ 300 4,025 Land, 20 acres ......... 600 2,000 Wood, 1 % acres........ 20 Other Buildings ........ Wood, 3 acres.......... 30 Wood, 13 acres......... 250 Wood ............... 75 Palladino, Giuseppe, House ................. 2,125 549 N. Main St. Barn .................. . 200 Parker, William S., Lot, 13,860 feet........ 425 3,100 Lots 41 & 42 Morse Ter. 150 105 j ME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total PROPERTY. Palladino, Pasquale, House ................. $2,550 $2,850 29 Bella Vista Lot, 8,550 feet......... 300 ?alladino, Ralph; & ux, House ................. 1,750 2,000 43 County St. Garage ................ 100 Lot ................... 150 `ateer,Hazel B.I.Personal "�1?alm' estate......... 300 475 Davis St. Lot, Edgewood Park.... 175 er, Gilbert F., Personal estate......... 750 10,025 71 S. Mairi St. House ................. Barn 7,150 700 .................. Land, 1 acre ........... 1,425 Palmer, John L. & Myra E., House, 974 East........ 1,525 2,150 Wrentham, Mass. Other buildings ........ 125 Lot, 1 57/100 acres.... , 500 Palmer, Lena J., House ................. 1,250 1,400 ,. 113 School St. Lot ................... 150 Parker, Albert W., 50 Fowl ............... 50 3,225 155° Chauncy St., House ................. 2,800 Lot, % acre............ 375 Parker, Evangeline L., Lot, S. Main, 2760...... 30 30 428S. Main St. Parker, Fannie R., House ................. 2,100 3,900 396 S. Main St. Other buildings ........ 300 Land ................. 1,300 Parker, Frank W., Lot, S. side Willow 14,350 2 Rector St., N. Y. C. feet ................. 100 100 Parker, Milton A., Stock -in -trade.......... 400 400 10 Davis St. Parker, Milton A., & ux, House ................. 1,750 2,100 10 Davis St. Shed .................. 25 Lot, 9,000 feet......... 325 Parker, Robert E., 40 Fowl ............... 50 4,025 428 S. Main St. House ................. 2,000 Other Buildings ........ 175 Land, 3Y2 acres ........ 1,000 Land, W. side, 5Y2 acres. 800 Parker, Roy M., 167 West St., Personal estate......... 175 175 Parker, William S., Personal estate......... 500 3,100 42 Branch St. House ................. 2,300 Garage ................ 100 Lot, 9,526 feet......... 200 Parmenter, Eva R., House ................. 1,125 1,300 Elm St., W. M. Other buildings ........ 25 Elm 17,914 feet........ 150 (Exempt $1,000). . . .. Parodi, Frank, 100 Fowl .............. 100' 100 176 Franklin St. Parodi, Terese, " House ................. 1,500 1,900 176 Franklin St. P. house ................ 150 Land, 8% acres........ 250 5 Central St. srry, Maria, 107 1,700 2,100' 315 Elm St., W. M. l3 ADDRESS. 106 Total Alessandri, NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF valuation Total°° Lot No. 12, 10,500 feet.. PROPERTY. Lot, 8,720 feet......... 400 Parsons, Frank S., Lots 56 & 57, Green - 50 ` 50 g�ino, Ernest,: 244 West St. wood ................ $50 $5C Parsons, Stella L., House ................. ' 2,225 2,55(" 244 West St Garage ................ 100 �.� sus, Ethel T., House ................. Lot 20,740 feet.... ... 225 Shawmut Ave. Parsons, William L., Personal estate......... 50 5(" 244 West St. 575 ... Partington, Blanche M., House.... . . .......... 1,400 1,82, 257 West St. Garage ................ 100 ss, Theodore, Stock -in -trade.......... Lot ................... 325 Shawmut Ave. Pascucci, Pasquale, Other personal estate ... 100 6,60C 376 N. Main St. House ................. 2,475 ux, 107 Church St. House ................. Barn .................. 100 Lot, 11,284 feet ........ House & store, 380 N. hard, C. Bertram, Personal estate......... Main ............... 1,500 berty Sq., Boston Foundry buildings...... Lot, 10,880 feet........ 2,425 Patriquin, Percy E., Personal estate ........ 50 5a Off Willow St. 3,700 ival, Hannah, et ali, Patterson, Ethel M., House ................. 3,050 3,650 38 Spring St. Lot, 10,900 feet........ 600 Patterson, James, 159 High St. Personal estate......... 325 325 Patterson, James A., Lot, S. Main, % acre ... 800 80C 38 Spring St. itein, Morris L, Patterson, Lorena R., House ................ 500 1,17tg 716 Central St. Shop .................. 50 Lot No. 5 & % of No. 6, Land .................. 625 Paulson, Arthur W., House ................. 2,200 2,625 50 Benefit St. Lot No. 16 ............. 150 Bean St. Other buildings......... Lot No. 33 ............ 50 Lot ................... Lot 9 & 10 Benefit ...... 225 Paulson, James A., House ................. 2,175 2,64Q 21 Davis St. Lot .... . ............. 425 Pazsit, 'Andrew, 1 Swine ................ 15 75 792 West St. 60 Fowl ............... 60 5''Central St. Pazsit, Andrew & Julia, House ................. 900 1,85© 792 West St. Other buildings ........ 525 Wood, Foxboro line, 2 Land, 25 acres ......... 425 Pazsit, Julia, 792 West St. Personal estate......... 475 475 Peabody, Berton W. Lot 197, 198 & 199, y, Harriet F., 158 S. Main St., Concord N.H. Westlawn............ 100 100 Pearce, James & Leah, House .............. . .. 1,150 1,350 R. F. D. No. 3 Attleboro Barn........ ........ 125 Lot, 1 acre ............ 75 Peck, Mary E., 30 Pratt St. House, East St..... ... 600 700 Part of Barn........... 25 Mow & til ............. 75 Peck, William H., Horse ................. 75 125 30 Pratt St. - Other personal estate... 50 Pedini, Attilio, Personal estate......... 50 50 742 N. Main St. 5 Central St. srry, Maria, 107 1,700 2,100' 315 Elm St., W. M. l3 ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Total Alessandri, House ................. $1,400 $1,675' Bell St. Lot No. 12, 10,500 feet.. 175 Lot, 8,720 feet......... 400 Lot No. 13, 8,550 feet... 100 50 ` 50 g�ino, Ernest,: Personal estate......... 325 500 %pe St. Garage ................ 50 Lot beyond house no. 15 125 �.� sus, Ethel T., House ................. 2,500 3,375 Shawmut Ave. Garage ................ 250 t Lot 8,265 feet.......... 575 ... Lots 29 to 32 ine. Mans- field Terrace......... 50 ss, Theodore, Stock -in -trade.......... 200 400 Shawmut Ave. Other personal estate ... 200 hard, Arthur C. Personal estate......... 500 3,650 ux, 107 Church St. House ................. 2,700 Lot, 11,284 feet ........ 450 hard, C. Bertram, Personal estate......... 300 28,500 berty Sq., Boston Foundry buildings...... 22,000 Storehouses............ 2,500 Lot 1 % acres .......... 3,700 ival, Hannah, et ali, House ................. 800 1,250 Summer St. Shed .................. .50 Lot, 18,240 feet........ 400 ins, David H., Office. . 200 200 3 Chauncy St. itein, Morris L, Personal estate.......... 125 4,675 & 82 East St. House ................. 4,150 Lot No. 5 & % of No. 6, 8,250 feet............ 400 y, Elizabeth, et al, House ................. 2,300 3,375 Bean St. Other buildings......... 225 Lot ................... 625 Stratton Pasture ....... 25 Harding Lot........... 200 Exempt $1,000...... . V, Harriet F., et al House ................. 2,200 4,300 5''Central St. Barn .................. 300 Lot ................... 1,400 Wood, Foxboro line, 2 acres ................ 50 Lot, Central 350 y, Harriet F., Lot, School, 12,250 feet. 325 325 5 Central St. srry, Maria, House ................. 1,700 2,100' 315 Elm St., W. M. Garage ................ 100 Lot, 2 acres............ 300- 3scosoloedo, Arcangeli, House................. 3,050 3,450 148 Chauncy St. Lot, 8,720 feet......... 400 Aerson, Francis, Personal estate......... 50 ` 50 21 Branch St. 09 N. Main St. 108 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuai 556 N. Main St. PROPERTY. Petrillo, Anna May, Lot, Fuller Place, 3,800 46 Pratt St. feet m 09 N. Main St. (Exempt) ............ Petrillo, Vincenzo, House......... 556 N. Main St. , . . Lot No. 49, Morse Ter- Pettee, George H., race ................. Block, N. Main & West. Providence, R. 1. Barn ................. . Lot 14,000 feet... Philbrook, Sarah E., . House ................. 165 Central St. Garage ................ 400 Lot, 13,376 feet........ Phillips, Alice E., 34 N. Main . St. Personal estate........ Phillips, Charles H. & . House ................. Alice E., 34 N. Main St. Shed ................. . Town of Mansfield Lot................... Phillips, Harry J., Personal estate........ 29 Fruit St. . Wood, Great Woods, 21 lots 12 acres .......... Phillips, Maude E., Lot, Court St., 4,950 f.eet. . 09 N. Main St. 109 Phillips, Orrin, 1 Horse ............... 29 Fruit St. . 1 Cow ................ . Total 50 Fowl ............... PROPERTY. House ................. Other buildings........ . $700 Land, 5 acres .......... uncy St. Wood, Ware & Essex, 400 16 8/10 acres ........ i,el & Ella, Wood, Ware & Fruit, 25 10 3/10 acres......... Phillips, Rudolph, Jr., Lots 59 to 62 inc., Mans - Town of Mansfield field Terrace, 7,900 feet Phipps, Henry T., House ................ Fruit St. . Other buildings........ . Land, 20 acres......... . 200 Pasture, 10 acres ....... B , Wood, 7 acres......... . Pianose, Romeo, House ................ 96 Chilson Ave. . Barn ................. . 350 Lot........ Piaciandra & Acostino, Stock -in -trade.......... 385 N. Main St. Other personal estate .. . Piasecki, Bronislaw J., 1 Cow ................ 111 Winter St. . 80 Fowl .............. . hn, House ................. 2,550 P. house............... y St. - Land, 6 acres .......... Pickett, Charles G., Personal estate........ 22 Chauncy St. . 2,7 2 12,6 3, 1, 1,101 2,521 15( 2,00( 45( 30a 100 50 2,675 400 425 125 , 150 50 1,500 400 450 100 75 2,100 150 500 200 1 1,075 50 1 75 700 1'00 150 475 Other buildings......... 100 Lot, % acre........... 1,100 lbert B., Personal estate......... 325 325 ,d H., r Ave. 9,rd B., �r St. ngell St. Grace M., 3ranch St. William W., -hauncy St. Charles T., on,; Mass. Joseph L., imoset Ave. Mary E., i,moset Ave. ,i Rene I., Pratt St. House ................. Lot 15,000 feet........ . House ................. Lot 6000 ft........... . House ................. Lot................... House..... , Barn..... _ ...... Land, 6 acres .......... Pasture, 16 acres . Wood, 4% acres.... . (Exmept $500) ... . Personal estate.. . Lots 26, 27 & 28, Mans- field, Terrace........ . Lots 50 to 53 inc., Mans- field Terrace ......... House...... ......... Lot, 7,600 feet........ . House ................. Lot, 11,250 feet....... . Lots 21 to 25 inc., Mans- field Terrace, 9,990 ft. 2,500 425 2,700 400 1,125 125 700 50 200 250 75 2,925 3,100 1,250 1,275 150 150 50 50 50 50 2,100 2,575 475 1,700 2,025 275 50 A, Royce, 159 High St., Personal estate......... 300 300 ins, Henry A., Lot S. side Balcom ..... 200 200 [com St., W. M. 109 kDDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total PROPERTY. it A. & Maragret House ................. $700 $1,100 uncy St. Lot, 8,300 feet ......... 400 i,el & Ella, 25 Fowl............. 25 1,550 W. M. Other personal estate ... 325 House ................. 1,000 Land, 1Y2 acres ........ 200 B , Stock -in -trade.......... 600 950 Ave. Other personal estate ... 350 House ................. 3,300 4,150 Ave. Lot, 11,950 feet........ 850 hn, House ................. 2,550 3,400 y St. - Garage ................ 150 Lot, 8,500 feet......... 400 Lot, Bella Vista, 8,850 feet ................. 300 ,ter H., Personal estate......... 1,025 1,025 y St. �s R., House ................. 1,925 3,125 Other buildings......... 100 Lot, % acre........... 1,100 lbert B., Personal estate......... 325 325 ,d H., r Ave. 9,rd B., �r St. ngell St. Grace M., 3ranch St. William W., -hauncy St. Charles T., on,; Mass. Joseph L., imoset Ave. Mary E., i,moset Ave. ,i Rene I., Pratt St. House ................. Lot 15,000 feet........ . House ................. Lot 6000 ft........... . House ................. Lot................... House..... , Barn..... _ ...... Land, 6 acres .......... Pasture, 16 acres . Wood, 4% acres.... . (Exmept $500) ... . Personal estate.. . Lots 26, 27 & 28, Mans- field, Terrace........ . Lots 50 to 53 inc., Mans- field Terrace ......... House...... ......... Lot, 7,600 feet........ . House ................. Lot, 11,250 feet....... . Lots 21 to 25 inc., Mans- field Terrace, 9,990 ft. 2,500 425 2,700 400 1,125 125 700 50 200 250 75 2,925 3,100 1,250 1,275 150 150 50 50 50 50 2,100 2,575 475 1,700 2,025 275 50 A, Royce, 159 High St., Personal estate......... 300 300 ins, Henry A., Lot S. side Balcom ..... 200 200 [com St., W. M. 711- 74177 110 AND ADDRESS. NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation "'os t eon, Off- 25 Fowl ............... PROPERTY. $25 Elm St., W. M. Portions, W. Theron, I Horse ............ $100 Williams St. 4 Cows ................ 200 2,975 Off School St. House.. .. 800 Other buildings....... 350 Land, 14 acres ......... 325 Wood & Pasture..... 600 Potter, Louise K., Tremont 21 A ...... House 200 263 Franklin St. ................. Other buildings......... goo 225 Land, 2 acres .......... 150 Land, W. side 5% acres. 350 (Exempt $1,000). 100 Power, James E., 43 Park St., Personal estate......... 550 Powers, Joseph, 88 Allen St. 25 Fowl ............... 25 House 1,550 Purdy, Reuben, Estate, Lots 12, 13 & 14, 7,500 750 1,250 Powers, Mary L., feet.. House, 569 N. Main .... 100 2,200 25 Keefe St. Garage ................ 50 Lot 325 House, 55 Draper...... 2,100 Powers, Michael et al, Lot, 8,250 feet .......... House 275 25 Keefe St. ................. Barn 1,000 100 50 Pratt, Charles H., Lot, Y2 acre...-...... Stoek-in-trade .......... 250 3,000 850 90 S. Main St. Other personal estate ... 1,400 Ra,gno,Florindo, 109 Charles House & store ......... 6,200 75 Rankin, Flora S., Other buildings. 550 2,825 Prentiss, Fred L., Lot, Y2 acre............ House 1,257 3 Chilson Ave. ................. Lot, 9,800 feet ......... 2,675 725 2,475 Prescott, John D., Personal estate......... 100 304S. Main St. Lot No. 47, 7,125 feet... 425 Prescott, Melissa E., House, 24 Wilson....... 1,375 2,525 304S. Main St. Barn 100 Prescott, William R., Lot ................... Personal estate......... 300 100 304S. Main St. House ................. 2,800 850 -135 Church St. Other buildings......... 400 Rathbun, Julian, Land, 2 acres .......... 750 25 Presho, Elmer E., House ................. 200 287 Pratt St. Lot, 20,834 feet........ 125 475 Preston, Carrie A., House ................. 2,775 8 89 Chilson. Ave. Garage ................ 50 3,650 30 Davis St. Lot, 9,375 feet......... 525 Pritchard, John & ux, House ................. 1750 2 24 Spring St. Barn ................... , 250 150 Provost, Matilda, Lot, I Y4 acres..... . .... Land, off Elm .......... 950 50 Off Elm St., WM. . Wood, 4 acres.......... 25 AND ADDRESS. DEN SCRIPTIOOF Valuation PROPERTY. Total "'os t eon, Off- 25 Fowl ............... $25 $25 Elm St., W. M. dsky, Mike, 2 Horses ............... 150 2,975 Off School St. 2 Cows ................ 100 2 Yearlings............ 25 50 Fowl ............... 50 House ................. 600 Other buildings.... 375 House No. 2........... 150 Mow & til, 23 acres.... 550 Pasture, 26 acres ....... 275 Wood, 9 acres.......... 100 Wood & Meadow, 40 acres ................ 400 Pasture, 15 acres ....... 200 Purdy, Reuben, Estate, House ................. 750 1,250 7 Williams St. Barn .................. 150 Lot, Y2 acre............ 150 Land, Williams (Shep-. and Lot) ........ .... 200 Ouirin, Minnie, Lots 124, 125 & 126, 16 Hodges St. Mansfield Terrace .... 50 50 Ragno, Antonetta, House ................. 700 850 109 Charles St. Lot, 5,600 feet......... 150 Ra,gno,Florindo, 109 Charles St. Lot, E. of house 5,000 ft. 75 75 Rankin, Flora S., House ................. 2,500 2,825 186 West St. Lot, 7,300 feet......... 325 Rathbun, Clifford A., House ................. 1,900 2,475 71 Samoset Ave. Barn ................. 150 Lot No. 47, 7,125 feet... 425 Rathbun, Herbert A., House.......... .. . - - - - 2,150 2,525 14 Beech St. Lot No. 6 ............. 175 Lot No. 7, 6,000 feet.... 200 Rathbun, John W., Personal estate......... 850 850 -135 Church St. Rathbun, Julian, Land S. side Reservoir. 25 25 Town of Mansfield Rathbun, Leslie G., Personal estate......... 475 475 30 Davis St. Rathbun, Leslie G. & ux, House ... ............. 3,300 3,650 30 Davis St. Garage ................ 75 Lot, 7,225 feet ......... 275 Raymond, Alice P., Harding Pasture, 7 acres 150 150 Central St. Record, Hattie F., Wood, 4 acres.......... 25 25 109 N. Main St. (Exempt) ............ Redmond, Maggie, et al, House ................. 1,750 2,150 106 Chauncy St. Lot, 8,662 feet......... 400 (Exempt $1,000). Reed, Fred S., 112 500 Elm St., W. M. NAME AND ADDRESS DESCRIPTION OF ' Valuation 7 House ................. PROPERTY. Garage ......... ...... Reed, Florence M., - House ................. $1,000 $L Oak St., W. M. Other buildings......... 1,050 House ................. Mow & til, 13 acres...: 450 Dorchester ............. Pasture, 15 acres...... 200 lawn ................ Pine lots, 9 acres ....... 90 Reed, William W., Fisher lot, 6 acres ...... 60 Reed, Frank H., Personal estate......... 1,800 Oak St., W. M. Meadow W. side Elm, (Exempt) : ......... . Lot, 13,335 feet ........ 3 % acres ............ 75 Reed, Frank H., & ux, Lot, Elm St ...... .... 200 O k St W M Reid, John J. & Maragret, House ................. Reed, Fred S., Stock -in -trade.......... 500 Elm St., W. M. Land, E. side Elm..... . Reed, Mary T. W., House ................. 500 Elm St., W. M. Garage ......... ...... Lots 54 & 55, Maplelawn Lot % acre ............ Reed, Joseph K., 99 Dean St., Personal estate........ . Reed, Lois, 500 Elm St., W. M.IPersonal estate........ . Reed, Peddie S., House ................. 4 Dean St. Lot .................. . Dorchester ............. Lots 23 to 26 inc., West - ,rdson, Charles A., lawn ................ Elm St., W. M. (Exempt) ............ Reed, William W., Personal estate........ . 500 Elm St., W. M. Factory Buildings ...... Rego, John & ux, House ................. 193 Spring St. Garage ................ (Exempt) : ......... . Lot, 13,335 feet ........ Rego, John, 193 Spring St., Personal estate........ . Rego, Mary G., Barn, near Stearns .... . 193 Spring St. Lot, 1% acres......... . Reid, John J. & Maragret, House ................. 298 Central St. Shed .................. Rowe Land, S. side Pratt Lot, 9,000 feet ......... Reid, Lilla, 72 Carpenter St., White Lot, Williams .... E. Providence, R. I., Cemetery Lot, Jewell .. . Reisman, Rudolph, Personal estate........ . 180 School St. Rennie, Harry B., Personal estate........ . 45 School St. Repucci, Victoria, Lots 32 to 36 inc., Mans - 598 N. Main St. field Terrace........ . Repucci, Victorio & Josephine, House ................. 598 N. Main St. Lot, 7,500 feet........ . Revol, Claude B., Oak St., House ................. W. M. Land, 2 acres .......... Reynolds, Selina, R. F. D. 3, Woodland W. of Gilbert Attleboro 31 acres ............. Reynolds, William J., Personal estate........ . 25 Rock St. 250 100 2,400 2,' 150 150 425 450 750 1 275 100 113 DESCRIPTIONOF Valuation Total PROPERTY. .11iam J. '& ux, House.................` $1,525 $1,625 Lot, 6,000 feet......... 100 1h A., & ux, House ................. 3,300 3,575 Garage ................ 100 Lots 54 & 55, Maplelawn 175 •aret E., Personal estate......... 400 725 Lot No. 12, Shawmut Personal estate........ . 400 400 Richardson, Daniel C., House ................. 48 S. Main St. Garage ................ 1,500 1,800 Lot, % acre. . 100 200 50 50 50 100 50 1,100 1,350 50 200 50 100 50) 325 325 275 275 300 300 1,325 1,625 300 400 500 100 300) 300 200 ' 200 7,233 feet........... . rds, Frank L., Personal estate........ . East St., E. M.' House ................. Richardson, Eda B., Land, 2 acres .......... xds,ll Herbert H., Personal estate........ . Rumford Ave. Barn .................. rds, Lewis A., Personal estate........ . Winter St. Personal estate:....... . ,rds, Lewis A., Dorchester ............. ministrator, 155 Winter St. Plain land, 2 acres... . ,rdson, Charles A., Stock -in -trade.......... Elm St., W. M. Machinery ............. 375 Other personal estate ... Lot, 1% acres.......... Factory Buildings ...... Lot, 1 acre ............. 25 Dam & privilege ....... 400 400 Richardson, Daniel C., House ................. 48 S. Main St. Garage ................ 1,500 1,800 Lot, % acre. . 100 200 50 50 50 100 50 1,100 1,350 50 200 50 100 50) 325 325 275 275 300 300 1,325 1,625 300 400 500 100 300) 300 200 ' 200 325 475 1,075 500 100 700 700 875 875 10 5,800 5,000 1,475 6,000 100 800 3,000 500 1,500 400 2,000 300 1,000 3,750 250 400 600 10 19,175 5,400 2,300 5,400 600 219 Elm St., W. M. Lot, N. side East...... . ,ichardson, Daniel C., House, 41 Draper....:.. 29 Webb Place Lot, 8,250 feet........ Richardson, Eda B., Other personal estate .. . 219 Elm St., W. M. House....... ....... . 76/160 acres......... Barn .................. Lot................... ,ichardson, Edward A., Personal estate:....... . 325 475 1,075 500 100 700 700 875 875 10 5,800 5,000 1,475 6,000 100 800 3,000 500 1,500 400 2,000 300 1,000 3,750 250 400 600 10 19,175 5,400 2,300 5,400 600 219 Elm St., W. M. Richardson, Martha A., et al., Pasture 5 68/160 acres.. 50 350 324 Willow St. Wood & Pasture, 27 76/160 acres......... 300 (Exempt) ........... . Richardson, Martha A., House ................. 75 750 324 Willow St. Barn .................. 150 Land, 5 acres .......... 375 Lot, 1% acres.......... 125 Swamp in rear, 4 acres... 25 (Exempt) : ......... . Richmond, Edward A., House ................. 800 2,075 83 Elm St., W. M. Other buildings......... 75 Land, 20 acres ......... 1,200 Ricker, Belle R., Rowe Land, S. side Pratt 100 100 335 Central St. 115 [E AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total 8,325 PROPERTY. 114 300 ns, John, et ali, NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Ta agton , Mass. PROPERTY. Land S. side Branch 40 1,150 Rider, William E., Personal........`.. $100 $81, 119 Central St. House.. ..... 1,750 1,150 ns, Sarah E. & Abbie J., Barn. ........... 250 750 Tilla St. Lot, V4 acre. 775 2,200 ns, William B., Legg Lot, next S ....... 225 3,625 1 ,amoset Ave. House, 101 & 103 Central 4,050 100 Lot ................... 425 475 ts, Abbie B., Office ................. 125 150 [ East St., E. M. Lot ................... 425 350 Riley, Charles et ali, Wood, Attleboro line.... 50 50 N. Attleboro 11 West St. Other personal estate ... 1,275 Ring, F. Carlton, Jewell St. Personal estate......... 50 25 ts, Charles F., House ................. 700 2,000 1 East St., E. M. Barn.................. 50 Lot................... 125 Ring, Eva R., 49 Balcom St., Personal estate......... 150 Ring, George & ux, Lot E. side of Branch, 1A 100 2,775 Ring, Margaret S., House ................. 2,200 21 25 Balcom St., W. M. Barn .................. 200 Lot, 17,000 feet........ 250 Ring, Morris, 100 Fowl ......... I ..... 100 206 Branch St. Ring, Morris & ux House ................. 400 206 Branch St. Other buildings......... 175 Lot, 90,964 feet........ 250 Ring, Rufus H., House ................. 2,500 2,' 49 Balcom St. Lot, Y2 acre....... .... . 200 Witchpond Swamp, 5% acres ................ 30 Witchpond Swamp, 1% acres ................ 15" Witchpond Swamp, 2% acres ................ 30 Ripley, Ossian D., 4 Cows ................ 200 4,. 168 S. Main St. House ................. 1,650 Barn.......... ...... 200' Land, 3 3/16 acres...... 2,100 Ripley, Raymond W., Personal.estate ......... 250 12 Bristol St. Ripley, Raymond W., Personal estate......... 650 1 12 Bristol St. Ripley, Raymond W., & ux, House ................. 2,000 2,, 12 Bristol St. Lot, 6,210 feet.......... 425 Ritter, Sophie, House ................. 700 51 Creeden St. Lot, 1 acre ............. 175 Robbins, Fannie J House ................. 2,550 3 15 High St. Garage ................ 125 Lot, 7,300 feet.......... 775 Robbins, Maurice, 7 Garden St. Personal estate......... 950 Attleboro, Mass. 115 [E AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total 8,325 PROPERTY. Garage ................ 300 ns, John, et ali, Lots, Stearns, Y2 acre... $ .25 $ .25 agton , Mass. ts, George H., Land S. side Branch 40 1,150 ns, Sarah E., House ................. 6,000 7,475 Tilla St. 2 Lots, 13,750 feet...... 1,475 1,150 ns, Sarah E. & Abbie J., Lot, Chilson 5,600 feet.. 375 750 Tilla St. Lot, Church, 6,760 feet . 375 2,200 ns, William B., Personal estate......... 1,050 3,625 1 ,amoset Ave. House ................. 2,150 100 Lot, 6,231 feet ......... 425 475 ts, Abbie B., Personal estate......... 150 150 [ East St., E. M. Lots 29 & 30, Eddy.... 350 ts, Arthur L. & Lillian, Personal estate......... 50 50 East St. 11 West St. Other personal estate ... 1,275 ts, Arthur L., 458 East St. 25 Fowl ............... 25 25 ts, Charles F., House ................. 1,500 2,000 1 East St., E. M. Barn .................. 200 Lot 3Y2 acres .......... 300 (Exempt $1,000) ..... ts, George F. F. Personal estate......... 2,775 2,775 N. Main St. ts, George F. F. & ux House ................. 5,175 8,325 N. Main St. Garage ................ 300 Robinson,Herbert B., Lot, 20,339 feet........ 2,850 4,025 ts, George H., Land S. side Branch 40 1,150 lroadway acres ................ 800 800 wich Conn. Lot ........ i .......... 1,150 3on, �harles G., Personal estate. 900 900 hilson Ave. House ................. 2,200 gon ' Charles G., et al, Garage.. ............... 2,775 3,350 'Nlson Ave. Garage ................ 100 Robinson, Mary E., Lot, 7,313 feet ......... 475 3,300 17 Eddy St. Personal estate ......... 250 binson, Elgie S., 6 Cottage St. 250 Robinson, Elgie S. & Herbert Stock -in -trade .......... 300 400 E., 36 Cottage St. Other personal estate. . , 100 Robinson,Herbert B., Personal estate......... 975 4,025 36 Cottage St. House, 46 & 50 Chauncy 1,150 Restaurant ............. 750 Lot ........ i .......... 1,150 Robinson, Herbert E., Personal estate......... 800 3,300 39 Morrow St. House ................. 2,200 Garage.. ............... 150 Lot..... .............. 150 Robinson, Mary E., House ................. 2,900 3,300 17 Eddy St. Garage ................ 50 Lots 29 & 30, Eddy.... 350 Robinson,William L., Stock-7in-trade .......... 6,000 15,800 11 West St. Other personal estate ... 1,275 House, 11 & 15 West... 6,900 Garage.. .............. 150 116 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuatic ` ., «8 6,00~ z'oo 117 1,100 Shop .................. ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Luou 1}6 acres ........ 62 Lot No. 30, Plain ....... Lots 81, 82 & 83 Mans - Belcher Wood, Gr. Woods c Horses ............... . ' ''' (Exempt $2,000)'Rogers, Martha J., House... . . . . .. . . . . . . . oo Barn.. .... .......... House................. L»^. .' . .' '. .. .. .. .. .. . Lot No. 11, Charles, 7,700 Sanders, Clinton V., House, 125 S. o�n�... . . ......2,90 . Lot............Rolfe, Howard D., Personal estate ......... West St. Mow & t�WofR��' Romagnoli, Domenico, Personal estate ......... 104 Pratt St. zvv St. meuunw' o acres ....... 50 Sand ��ou�e ....... oo Wood & Pasture, oo 304 N. Main St. Other personal estate ... Chestnut St., Foxboro 62 Pratt St. 62 Pratt St. Exten Other Personal Estate ... Roskell, Mary, E. W. Land, W. side, Franklin Ross, John, 71 Pleasant St. Personal estate ......... 200 117 1,100 Shop .................. ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Luou 1}6 acres ........ 62 Lot No. 30, Plain ....... `E.~.p~............ Belcher Wood, Gr. Woods c Horses ............... ono 7,0501 80 oo 10 House................. o'nnu Lot No. 11, Charles, 7,700 Sanders, Clinton V., Otherbuildings ......2,90 92 Luoa zo uo�a......... 32 200 ter, Leslie P., 5 Curtin St. re, Luvia C., 69 Broadway ovi it Germaine, Frank, chi, Luigi, I Charles St., House .... . . . . . . . . . '. . . ' 117 1,100 Shop .................. ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Luou 1}6 acres ........ Total Lot No. 30, Plain ....... `E.~.p~............ Belcher Wood, Gr. Woods c Horses ............... ono 7,0501 Om,................. oo 10 House................. o'nnu Lot No. 11, Charles, 7,700 Sanders, Clinton V., Otherbuildings 000 1,950Walnut Luoa zo uo�a......... z,�no Mow & t�WofR��' e acres .............. zvv St. meuunw' o acres ....... 50 Sand ��ou�e ....... oo Wood & Pasture, oo ao�o................ 1,0007,1 ter, Leslie P., 5 Curtin St. re, Luvia C., 69 Broadway ovi it Germaine, Frank, chi, Luigi, I Charles St., House .... . . . . . . . . . '. . . ' ?oo 1,100 Shop .................. zoo aou Luou 1}6 acres ........ ono Lot No. 30, Plain ....... `E.~.p~............ Belcher Wood, Gr. Woods c Horses ............... ono 7,0501 Om,................. oo 10 House................. o'nnu Lot No. 11, Charles, 7,700 Sanders, Clinton V., Otherbuildings 000 1,950Walnut Luoa zo uo�a......... z,�no Mow & t�WofR��' e acres .............. zvv St. meuunw' o acres ....... 50 Sand ��ou�e ....... oo Wood & Pasture, oo ao�o................ 1,0007,1 Hone ................ 1,950 2,325ouxuoe. .. ............ cm Lot o�ooxm�......... aou �e�oou eatata.`....... zoo zuu Lot No. 30, Plain ....... 1oo 100 Belcher Wood, Gr. Woods zz acres ....^....... 55 zmo Dean Lot, zoY2 acres ... on Dean Lot o acres ...... 10 Hall Lot, 7Y2 acres. . ... 35 Lot No. 11, Charles, 7,700 Sanders, Clinton V., House, 35 & 37 Draper. Sanders, Clinton V., House, 35 & 37 Draper. 1,675 1,950Walnut St. Other personal estate ... 200 118 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY. Valuation', T Sanderson, Robert & ux, House.......... . . $900 $1, Walnut St. Lot ................ 100 Sands, Carlton H., Personal estate......... 50 Total } 155 Chauncy St. House, 15 Hope........ 1,425 1, Sanduccki, Angelo, Lot................... 100 House...... ................. ' 1,700 ' 106 Charles St. Lot, 11,200 feet........ 225 1 Santucci, Salvatore, House...... ...... , , , 1,750 2, 5 Bella Vista Ave. Lot, 8,750 feet......... 275 Sargent, Bertha, House ................. 2,350 2,' 273 West St. Garage ................ 150 Lot No. 8 & No. 9 & p. o. Boles, Howard K., et al,. Wood off Balcom, S. side No. 40, 6,875 feet..... 225 4 acres .............. Sargent, Earl L., Personal estate......... 650 1 125 West St. 25 acrest� ............ Sargent, Harry B., 273 West St. Personal estate......... 500 pools, Chester E., Sawyer, Frank R., 1 Pony ................ 25 2, 352 West St. 1 Cow ................. 50 Lot, 9,000 feet.......... 25 Fowl ............... 25 hulz, Emil, Skinner land, Lowlands. House ................. 2,050 683 West 'St. Barn .................. 350 :hulz, Herman, 2 Horses ............... Land, 4% acres........ 325 683iWest `St- Sawyer, George E., Personal estate......... 100 1,6 131 Union St., House ................ 1,000 50 Fowl. .............. Lot, 10,812 feet........ 525 Other Personal estate ... Lots 6 & 7, Mansfield House. . . . . Terrace... ............ 50 Sawyer, James W., Wood, Gr. Woods, 16 8 Stanton St., N. Y. City acres........... 100 1 Sawyer, Mary Z. Personal estate......... 1,075 1;0 352 West St. 300 Scaldino, Giovanni, House...'.. , .. , , , 2,900 3,3 104 Chilson Ave. Garage......150 acres ............... Lot, 4,560 feet......... 300 Scalvini, Bartolo, House ................. 4,275 6,8 1 Charles St. Lot ................... 725 Daniels Wood, 9V4 acres'. House, 12 Kingman..... 1,300 Wilson Land, N. of West Lot, 16,310 feet ........ 525 Scarpellini, Armeto, House ................. 1,450 1,611 18 Chilson Ave. Barn .................. 50 683 West St. SchefFy, Clinton C., Lot......... 1 Cow ................. 150 50 3,4tt 739 School St. 25 Fowl ............... 25 683 West St. 19 139/160 acres..... House, 831 School...... 1,600 Fulton Land, N. side, Other buildings......... 125 West, 5 111/160 acres Mow & til, 28 acres..... 1,400 chulz, Walter H., Personal estate......... Pasture, 8Y2 acres ...... 150 683 West St. Lowland, 5 acres....... 100 cialoia, Framilio, _ Scheffy, Elizabeth L., House.... '.......... . .. 2,000 3,25 739 School St. Other buildings......... 300 cialoia, Luigi, et al, 119 IA1T E AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Total Mow & til, 10 acres ... $500 Pasture & wood........ 250 Orchard, % acre........ 200 €serer, Charles C., Personal estate......... 50 $50 517 Elm St., W. M. holes, Howard K., Gilbert St., Land....... 200 200 66 Elm St., W-` M. Boles, Howard K., et al,. Wood off Balcom, S. side X66 Elm St., W M. 4 acres .............. 25 150 Wood off Balcom, N. side 25 acrest� ............ 125 pools, Chester E., Personal estate......... 50 1,525 311 Chauncy St. House ................. 1,350 Lot, 9,000 feet.......... 125 hulz, Emil, Skinner land, Lowlands. 350 350 683 West 'St. :hulz, Herman, 2 Horses ............... 250 5,500 683iWest `St- 16 Cows ............... 800 1 Bull ................. 50 50 Fowl. .............. 50 Other Personal estate ... 600 House. . . . . 1,150 :­­***­ Other buildings......... 1,050 Mow & til ............. 300 Pasture, 5 acres ........ 50 Wood, 10 acres......... 300 Perry lot, 5 acres....... 150 Williams land, 8 10/16 acres ............... 100 Hall -Grover Wood 3' acres 40 Scholes Wood, 4' acres... 60 Daniels Wood, 9V4 acres'. 150 Wilson Land, N. of West 20 acres ............. 400 ,hulz,'Herman & Maria, Wood, West St. to Fox - 683 West St. boro line, 40 acres.... 400 400 chulz, Maria, Fulton Land S, side West 683 West St. 19 139/160 acres..... 400 525 Fulton Land, N. side, West, 5 111/160 acres 125 chulz, Walter H., Personal estate......... 100 100 683 West St. cialoia, Framilio, House ................. 2,800 3,100 90 Pratt St. Lot, 9,800 feet......... 300 cialoia, Luigi, et al, House ................. 3,050 3,675 552 N. Main St. Lots 50 & 51........... 625 cott, Martha A., House ................ 2,300 2,700 267 Pratt St. Garage.'.. ........ 150 Lot, 34 acre........... 250 143 N. Main St. 120 Sebillio, Antonio, NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation'' PROPERTY. PROPERTY. 100 Fowl .............. Scrymgeour, Clarence H., Personal estate......... $200 64 Rumford.Ave. ux, Jt., 93 Elm St., W. M Garage........ .. . Scrymgeour, Elizabeth, Personal estate......... 1,450 64 Rumford Ave. 381 N. Main St Other personal estate.. . Scrymgeour, Frank L., House .................. 4,100 64 Rumford Ave. Lot ................... 725 Scullen, Edward F., 50 Fowl .............. 50 31 Pleasant St. Seiden, Rebecca, Block, N. Main & Crock - ,Seaver, Edith I., Personal estate......... 150 113 Samoset Ave. Seiden, Stella, Personal estate........ . Seaver, Edith & Blanche E., House ................. 4,400 Jt., 113 Samoset Ave. Lot No. 55 Samoset & 24 Cottage ............... West St. shawmut ............ 150 Seaver, Melvin G., Personal estate......... 325 143 N. Main St. 2,600 Sebillio, Antonio, Personal estate........ . 549 N. Main St. PROPERTY. Segerbrand, Per John T., 100 Fowl .............. 93 Elm St., W. M. Other personal estate .. . Segerbrand, Per John T. & House ................. ux, Jt., 93 Elm St., W. M Garage........ .. . 1,500 Lot 21,656 feet........ . Seiden Brothers, ` Stock -in -trade.......... 381 N. Main St Other personal estate.. . Seiden, Max et al, Block, Church & N. 381 N. Main St. Main ................ Personal estate......... Lot, 9,300 feet ......... 150 Lot, N. Main & Pleasant 1,400 4,485 feet........... . Seiden, Rebecca, Block, N. Main & Crock - Norwood, Mass. er ....... .. . 500 Lot, 7,350 feet ......... Seiden, Stella, Personal estate........ . 234 Central St. House ................ . Lot............ Selenia, Grogore & ux, Olga, Cottage ............... West St. Land, 7 acres .......... Servais, Napoleon, Jewell St. 25 Fowl ............... Servais, Napoleon & House ................. Albina L. Jewell St. Other buildings........ . Land, 4 acres .......... Severio, Geno, 1 Charles St., Personal estate........ . Seward, Harriet, High St. land 1 acre... . Cranford, N. J. Land, Park & East, 3 acres ................ 100 100 50 3,000 200 150 5,000 600 9,000 3,500 2,100 4,000 1,750 1,100 4,500 800 100 200 25 1,650 250 150 175 500 1,800 a u. n M., ald W. M.,- A., West St. Jain St. an A., et al, St. limn J., Main St. aifred, West St. Les H., 26 Shields St., Edward J., Lot, 20,000 feet ........ 400 House ................. 1,000 1,225 Lot, % acre............ 225 Personal estate......... 525 525 House ................. 2,600 121 Lot, 14,300 feet........ DDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total PROPERTY. House ................. Land, S. side East 3 acres $700 Land, Central & High.. 450 Land, N. Main, W. side Land, 15 acres ......... 13 acres........ ... 1,500 & SusanC., House ................. 1,200 $1,750 Other buildings 150 a u. n M., ald W. M.,- A., West St. Jain St. an A., et al, St. limn J., Main St. aifred, West St. Les H., 26 Shields St., Edward J., Lot, 20,000 feet ........ 400 House ................. 1,000 1,225 Lot, % acre............ 225 Personal estate......... 525 525 House ................. 2,600 3,150 Lot, 14,300 feet........ 550 House ................. 1,400 1,850 Barn.............. ... 175 Land, 15 acres ......... 275 House ................. 3,300 4,300 Land .................. 1,000 House ................. Wood & Pasture, 22 acres 200 200 Personal estate......... 150 150 Personal estate........ 1,400 1,400 Personal estate......... 150 150 Personal estate......... 500 500 14,600 2 Linden St. Sheehan, Philip J., Personal estate... , ..... 425 425 2 Linden St. Sheehan, Philip J., & Nora T. House ................. 2,950 3,475 Jt., 2 iLinden St. Lot ................... 525 5,750heldon,Edward J., Personal estate......... 550 550 52 Cottage St. 6,400heldon, Frank V., Personal estate . . .. _ .... 150 150 52 Cottage St. Sheldon, Henry J., House ................. 2,975 3,625 300 52 Cottage St. Garage................ 100 Lot, 12,110 feet ........ 550 25 Shenett, Lovina, House ................. 1,100 1,350 2,050 458 East St. Garage ................ 50 Land .................. 200 Exempt ($1,000) ....... 175; Shenett, Rodney O., House, 409 Pratt St.... 2,300 2,450 4,950 '" ChathamlMass. Lot, 8,927 feet......... 150 Shepard, Albert L., House ................. 1,550 4,125 26 .fames St. Shed .................. 50 Lot, % acre........ 325 House, 174 Spring...... 1,550 Barn..... ........... 250 Land, 2 acres 275 y��l�I III i fY1��l�l,ii �1b1���u4yY��� W« %�dY Lowlands (Wood) ..... 25 r �G 122 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. PROPERTY. Lot, 6,996 feet ......... Land; off School. ...... $1.00 Shepard, Elwood B., Personal estate......... 250 174 Spring St. School St. 2 Cows ................ Shepard, Everett H, Stock -in -trade.......... 800 166 Elm St, W. M. 2 Horses...... 100 Other personal estate ... 150 man, Frank L, House ................. 2,700 13,850 Pleasant St. P. house ............... 25 Lot................... 475 25 Richmond Lot, W. side Lot ................... 1 acre ............... 200 House, 61 & 63 Elm .... 1,275 Shed.................. 25 150 Lot, 1 acre ............ 250 Shepard, Everett H., et al, Barn .................. 350 166 Elm St., W. M. Shed .................. 150 Lot................... 75 Shepard, F. Schuyler, Personal estate......... 1,575 416 S. Main St. House ................. 6,350 Barn .................. 500 Lot, 1 102/160 acres.... 900 Shepard, Florence A., Personal estate......... 150 24 Balcom St., W. M. 200 Shepard, Frank W., '50 Fowl ............... 50 140 Central St. House ................. 2,800 1,200 Other buildings......... 150 Stock -in -trade.......... Lot ................... 525 f9 N. Main St.. Lot, E. side............ 350 ` Shepard,' Hayden E., 125 Fowl .............. 125 24 Balcom St., W. M. House ................. 3,100 Garage ................ P. house ............... 50 Lot, 1 3/5 acres........ 800 Shepard, Maria, 25 Fowl ............... 25 132 Elm St., W. M. Shop .................. 500 Block, 252 N. Main..... Wade lot .............. 100 Shepard, Maria et al, House ................. 1,500 132 Elm St., W. M. Lot, ?/ acre............ 75 2,075 House, 31 Balcom ...... 900 Pasture, E. side Walnut. Shed .................. 50 Lot ................... 125 Shepard, Sidney E., Personal estate......... 425 132 Elm St., W. M. german, Kenneth C., Shepardson, Frank F., Stock -in -trade.......... 750 25' Fulton St. House ................. 1,725 Barn .................. 200 500 Lot... ................ 275 House, 15 Davis........ Parker lot, S. Main..... 1,000 Holmes Iot.'............ 200 Shepardson, Frank O., Personal estate......... 500 L 35 Horace St. House; . .. .... 3,500 f 123 ' MAND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Total Lot, 6,996 feet ......... $325 Walter P.,' 2 Horses ............... 250 $3,065 School St. 2 Cows ................ 200 12 yr. old ............. 15 Other personal estate... 2,600 man, Frank L, Personal estate......... 525 13,850 Pleasant St. House ................. 5,800 Shed .................. 25 Lot ................... 675 House, 21 Pleasant. . . . . 2,100 W Barn .................. 150 WE Lot ................... 675 House, 231 Spring, ..... 1,000 U Barn .................. 50 Lot % acre............ 525 House, 142 School...... 450 Lot ................... 400 Lot, Chauncy, % acre.. 200 Lot, Foxboro line, 5 acres 75 Park Plat, School....... 1,200 Kerman, Kenneth C., Stock -in -trade.......... 1,000 24,950 f9 N. Main St.. Other personal estate ... 2,050 House ................. 5,100 Garage ................ 1,900 Lot, 16,856 feet........ 3,000 Block, 242 N. Main..... 6,350 Block, 252 N. Main..... 2,875 Lyman Building........ 250 Lot, 7,084 feet ......... 2,075 Pasture, E. side Walnut. 200 Wood & Meadow, S. side, Chauncy, 3 acres 150 german, Kenneth C., House, 100 Union...... 2,800 5,750 69 N Main St. Other buildings......... 425 Lot, 8,700 feet......... 500 House, 15 Davis........ 1,700 Lot........... ...... 325 Lerman, Kenneth C. & Wood, E. side, Walnut C. L. Corey, 69 N. Main St. 9 acres ............... 225 250 Lowlands .............. 25 Lerman, John L., Wood Meadow, Foxboro 25 Pleasant St. Line, 9 acres......... 75 75 Lerman, Nelson, Lots 183 & 184, West - 653 Central St., Franklin lawn 6,843 feet....... 50 50 Lerman, Walter I., Land, Attleboro Line, 25 Pleasant St. 20 acres.. ......... 70 125 Mason Lot, Gr. Woods, 4% acres.-. ....... 15 Mason Lot, Great Woods, 9 acres.. 40 u i 125 NAME AND ADDRESS. 124 SND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total PROPERTY. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation c PROPERTY. Tat:,. Lot No. 27....... .... $200 Sherman, Walter I., Tiffany Lot, 9 acres..... $75ryy Charlotte, Personal.estate......... 75 $75 Lindsey St., Attleboro School St. Shields, Annie F, Office building.......... 2503a, Antonio, Lots 13 & 14 & p. o. 12 & 71 Oakland St. Land .................. 125 _ Charles St. 15 Morse Terrace..... 200 200 Shields, Arthur E., Personal estate......... 2,500 28 g � y o, Guiseppeno, : Lot 11, Thompson...... 100 100 79 'Ashland St. House ................. 3,600 orell hompson St. Barn ................ i 225riello, $ Raffaela & ux, House................. 1,500 1,925 Lot ................... 275Fuller Place Lot, 11,490 feet ........ 425 House, 17 Shields....... 1 925riello, Josephine, Stock -in -trade.......... 400 500 House, 11 & 18 Shields . 3,400N. s�o t1Main' St. 0 Other personal estate ... 100 Houses, 26 & 29 Shields. 3,400 Via, James, 479 N. Main St., Personal estate......... 250 250 Houses, 37 & 44 Shields. 3,350Joaquin e Via, De, 2 Houses .............. 400 750 House, 32 & 45 Shields.. 3,350mare 1 St. Land, 28 acres......... 350 House, 40 Shields..... _ 1,700 �� -` I7ranio & ux Lucia, oma House ................. 1,400 1,575 Lot130,279 feet....... , 1 600 , � ngell St '43 A.. Lot, 8,125 feet......... 175 House 92 Oakland.... , 1,000 nnmony Louis, 136 Main St. Lot, Great Woods, 11 Lot, 33,400 feet ........ 1,200 � 4 ��Qufncy, Mass. 36/160 acres......... 75 150 House, 98 Oakland..... 1,000 Codding Lot, 14 acres... 75 Lot, 7,000 feet......... 275 mons, Samuel, Barn .................. 300 1,550 Shields,Arthur E., Garage......... • • ..... 100 10f� �R. F. D, Williams St. Garage .......... . .... 100 18 Shields St. Land.. ................ 250 ' Shields, Carrie L:, 71 Oakland St. House, 91 Oakland..... 2,175 2,406 Mill site with waterpower 250 Lot, 5,000 feet ......... 225 Flowed land ........... 200 Shields, Carrie L., et al, House... - 2,675 3, 40 Green &Day land, 50 71 Oakland St. Lot, % acre ........... 725 w,.t acres ................ 450 Shields, Foundry Co., Machinery ............. 1,200 5 825rSkinner, Barnard L., 1 Horse............... 50 3,500 62 Oakland St. Foundry Buildings...... 2,700 430 School St. 3 Cows ................ 150 3 Other Buildings....... 300 f 100 Fowl.. 100 Lot, % acre.... 525 House ................. 1,700 New building .......... 100 Other buildings.. 875 Annie Shields Lot...... 125 l Mow & til, 15 acres..... 525 Barn.. 50 � Signs. ................. 200 Dingman Lot, 4,480 feet 200 � Mow & til, W. of R. R., Kingman Lot, 7,390 feet 425 r. 5 acres .............. 200 - Arthur Shields Lot..... 200 Codding Wood, 4 acres.. 60 Shields, George C., House........... 2,675 4,650 Wood, 4 acres.......... 140 ' 85 Oakland St. Lot, 7,800 feet......... 325 r r Skinner, Barnard, et ali, Land, W. of R. R., 21 House, 104 Oakland. ... 700 430 School St. acres ................ 400 400 Lot, % acre............ 950 Skinner, Edward L., Lot No. 44, Lowlands, Shields, Helen E,,House ................. 1,950 2,175 . Attleboro 13 acres......... _ ... 200 200 12 Shields 6,000.feet ......... 225 Skinner, Frank D., 2 Horses ............... 200 400 ` Shields, M. Hotuse, 21 Shields....... 1,725 1,950 ;, 11 Fulton Place 3 Cows ................ 150 71 Oakland St., Lot, 9,534 feet......... 225 w Other personal estate... 50 Shields, Mary E., et al, House ................. 2X 100 2,450 Skinner, Fred H., House, 15 Fulton....... 1,700 7,275 105 Oakland St. Lot, 9,700 feet......... 350''�� w Attleboro House, Fulton Place..... 1,925 Shields, Marion E. & Claire A. House, 109 Oakland.... 2,100 2,475: Other buildings......... 1,325 71 Oakland St. Lot, 10,020 feet........ 375 v <, Lot, 3 g acre............ 650 Shurtl ff, Frank M., House, 50 Shawmut..... 2,600 3,175 % � Pratt Land, 4 acres..... 80 N. Union Station, Boston Lot No. 28 ............ '300 Wilson Place Lot, % acre 725 �` Shop... ....... ..... 75 100 126 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OR Valuation DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. PROPERTY. Parker Lot, 11Y2 acres.. Dean St. lot, % acre.... $75 i; Mill land, off Balcom . 100 Hallett Land, Branch, Goodwin Wood, 20 acres 400 6% acres........... 325 Triangular Lot......... Goat Pasture, 28 acres .. 370 Skinner, Herbert, et al, Land, W. of R. R. 21 50 366 School St. acres ............. 400 Skinner, Mary C., et ali, House ................. 1,500 106 Willow St. Other buildings......... 375 2 Central St. Lot, % acre........... 125 Land, Willow, 4% acres Land, 2 acres .......... 525 Exempt $500.. 275 Slater, Annie, 59 Mill St., E. M. Personal estate......... 425 Slater, Selina, 49 Hampton St. House, 17 Myrtle....... 1,750 Roxbury, Mass. 3 Lots................. 350 Slotnick, Morris Lots 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 & 11 Mansfield St. ....... 75 Lots 25, 27, 29 & 31, House................. 1,500 Mansfield St........ . 4 Glen St. Lot 5,000 feet.......... Lots 1, 3, 5, & 7, Winter itb, Dwelly G., Easton, Mass. Wood, 8% acres........ St.................. 30 ith, D. Oscar, Lots 48, 50, 52 & 54, 75 75 South St............ Lots 2, 4, 6 & 8, Eaton St. Eliza, 17 Beech St., House ................. Lots 13, 5 & 9, Cheritan 2,275 St.................. 50 Lot 1, Durham St ...... Lot ................... Slattery, Catherine, House ................. 1,325 44 Court St. Lot, 8,220 feet ......... 400 '6 Samoset Ave. (Exempt $1,000) ..... 50 Slessinger, Hyman, Lots 42, 44 & 46, Gains - Lot No. 78, 8,788 feet... 600 boyo St .............. 25 House, 82 &.84 Chauncy. Lots 41, 43 & 45, Florence 4,125 Sliney, Bartholomew, House.... ............. 1,125 1 97 Charles St. Lot ................... 125 Sliney, Timothy J., House ................. 1,725 1 103 Charles St. Lot ................... 225 Smiley, David, House, 260 S. Main..... 1,250 4 324 Central St. Other buildings......... 200 275 Lot No. 10 & p. o. 11... 400 Paine Wood, Walnut 3 Lots 1, 2 & 3 Woodland Park ................ 5.00 Lots 8 & 9, Woodland Personal estate......... 1,800 Park ................ 400 House ................. Lots 14 to 17 inc., Wood- land Park............ 100 Lot 21, Woodland Park. 125 1,100 Lot 241 Woodland Park. 200 Personal estate......... Lots 25 & 28 inc., Wood- 5,375 161 Rumford Ave. land Park............ 300 127', ANDADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Total - Parker Lot, 11Y2 acres.. $500 Morse land, 7 acres..... 200 Goodwin Wood, 20 acres 400 Triangular Lot......... 50 David Jr., Personal estate......... 50 $50 `Central St. IeYsNellie D., House ................. 1,775 3,300 2 Central St. Barn .................. 200 Land, 2 acres .......... 525 Office, Willow.......... 100 a; Mill lot, 4 acres ........ 300 Mill site with water power and Flowage......... 400 th, Aug'xstus House................. 1,500 1,550 4 Glen St. Lot 5,000 feet.......... 50 itb, Dwelly G., Easton, Mass. Wood, 8% acres........ 30 30 ith, D. Oscar, Personal estate......... 75 75 6 Samoset Ave. Eliza, 17 Beech St., House ................. 2,025 2,275 Other buildings......... 50 Lot ................... 200 .itb, Elizabeth, House ................. 2,300 2,950 '6 Samoset Ave. Garage ................ 50 Lot No. 78, 8,788 feet... 600 rith, Ella, House, 82 &.84 Chauncy. 1,500 4,125 Union St. Signs......... .. .. 100 Lot, 57,900 feet........ 1,250 Lot 54, Spring 14,650 ft. 725 Wood, Walnut 4% acres 200 Wood, Chauncy, 7' acres 275 Paine Wood, Walnut 3 acres ................ 75 Lith, Elvin L., Personal estate......... 1,800 5,850 [09 Union St. House ................. 2,775 Other buildings......... 175 Lot ................... 1,100 Lith, Fred J., Personal estate......... 5,100 5,375 161 Rumford Ave. Lot Central Park, West St .................. 275 Lith, George E., 1 Cow ................. 50 575 306 School St. Other personal estate ... 325 Greenfield Lot, 1 % acres 200 lith, George E., & ux, House ................. 1,600 2,225 306 School St. Barn .................. 200 Land, 914 acres ........ 425 litb, George R., Easton, Land, 4% acres........ 25 25- lith, Grace & Phoebe House..... 1,500 2,350 73 Park St. Barn....... 75 Lot .................. 775 (Exempt)............ eorge St.` Frank, 129 125 ,II 128 DESCRIPTION OF NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation " .ing, N. Main St. ling, Julia, et al, PROPERTY. 2,900 ' Smith, Grace G.,.... House.. ... . $1,100 F, 235 Chauncy St. Lot, 9,375 feet ......... 175 House ................. Lot in rear.. .. .. 75 Smith, Hugh A., Land, 57 acres ......... 800 Hebronville, Mass. Lot, 8,700 feet......... Smith, James F., Personal estate......... 175 18 Chauncy St. 1,650 2,325 Smith, Joel E., & ux, House ................. 2,200 60 Park St. Other buildi.ngs......... 225 525 Lot, % acre............ 1,625 Smith, Mary S., House...... 4,700 161 Rumford Ave. Garage ................ 1375 Lot, 11,750 feet........ 1,300 1,000 Winter Lot, 13,200 feet .. 1,250 � Smith, Ralph N., House ................. 1,500 Highland Ave. Lot ................... 75 Smith, S. Abbott, Norton, Wood off Essex, 2 % acres 50 200 Wood, Great Woods, 2 7ski, Martha, House ................. 2/5 acres ............ 50 Snow, Arthur C., 78 West St., Personal estate......... 50 Snow, Claude W., 28 Fulton St. Personal estate......... 50 Snow, Marion J., House .............. 2,000 Thompson St. Garage ................ 50 Thompson St. Ler, Eva, Lot, 6,790 feet......... 100 Snyder, Charles R., 2 Horses .............. 400 381 Fruit St. 1 Cow ................. 50 Personal estate......... Other personal estate ... 500 Snyder, Harry W., Personal estate......... 450 259 Central St. House ................. 7,700 25 Garage ............... 150 Lot, 11,750 feet........ Lot No. 241........... 525 irilli, Joseph & ux, Lot No. 4........ 100 Snyder, Janette E., House ............... 3,300 ' 381 Fruit St. Other buildings ........ 1,850 Stock -in -trade.......... Land, 39 141/160 acres . 1,100 �mont St. Land, 70 acres ...... 1,100 Snyder, Maud A., et al, House, 159 High....... 2,850 259 Central St. Lot, 12,790 feet ........ 400 Somers, Helen, Personal estate......... 1,050 333 N. Main St. Land, 16 acres ......... 375 Somers, John, House ............. 4,400 f 333 N. Main St. Lot, 13,500 feet........ 2,500 Sonniner, John, 1 Horse ............... 50 Essex St. 1 Cow............ .. ... 50 Other personal estate ... 475 Sonniner, Augusta, House ................. 1,100 Essex St. Other buildings......... 400 Land, 23Y2 acres ....... 450 Pasture, 24 acres ....... 200 eorge St.` Frank, 129 125 ,II ADDRESS DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total .ing, N. Main St. ling, Julia, et al, PROPERTY. 2,900 7,050 E, Personal estate......... $500 $3,850 St. House ................. 2,900 Garage ................ 75 Lot, 8,700 feet......... 375 House ................. 1,650 2,325 a, 3t. ` Garage ................ 150 Lot 33,696 feet......... 525 omas J., Personal estate......... 500 . 500 eorge St.` Frank, Personal estate......... 125 125 9. Main St. John, et al, Lots 52 & 53, Draper.... 550 550 .ing, N. Main St. ling, Julia, et al, House, 52 Pleasant..... 2,900 7,050 ,,umford Ave. Barn .................. 450 Lot, 10,290 feet ........ 525 Lot, Clinton, 8,000 feet . 175 Lot, Cottage, 12,110 feet 525 Lot, Chilson, 15,657 feet. 425 Lot, Pleasant & Chilson 1,725 White Swamp, 2 % acres. 25 Selee Land, N. of Maple 45 acres ............. 300 ling, Julia, House, 183 Central..... 1,000 1,175 lumford Ave. Lot ................... 175 o, Josephine, Lots 13 & 14 & p. o. 12 & 15, 12,000 feet...... 200 200 7ski, Martha, House ................. 800 1,000 Thompson St. Barn .................. 100 Lots 2 & 3 ............. 100 aski, William, Personal estate......... 425 425 Thompson St. Ler, Eva, House ................. 1,300 1,725 T. Church St. Lot ................... 425 400 400 irilli, Giuseppi, Personal estate......... Pratt St. irilli, Giuseppe & House__. ............... 29050 2,775 zsa, 17 Pratt St. Shed .................. 25 Lot, 11,750 feet........ 700 irilli, Joseph & ux, House, 31 Fuller........ 1,100 1,950 Pratt St. Lot 14,049 feet......... 850 :pole, Albert H., Stock -in -trade.......... 250 2,650 �mont St. 100 Fowl ............. 100 House ................. 1,550 Other buildings......... 375 Land, 16 acres ......... 375 ey, George B., Personal estate......... 75 1,125 ,,arns Ave. House...... ......... 700 Barn .................. 150 Land, 14 acres ......... 200 SO-�140 Pratt St. 131 D ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total 75 PROPERTY. �d' C- P. Lot No. 22, School 4 acres $75 $150 t. Wood, Lowlands, 12% 130 25 acres ................ NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation T° ter; Personal estate......... PROPERTY. St., Boston Main............ . .'. - t Staples, Ida E., House ....:............ $2,475 $ci,1 2,100 83 Church St. Barn .................. 175 125 400 t St., E. M., Lot, 10,108 feet. 475 200 Phoebe A., Staples, Willis A., Personal estate.....:... 50 2,1 Other buildings......... 83 Church St. House, 44 Mill........ 1,500 Lot 5 93/160 acres...... 600 525 Other buildings......... 200 1,700 1,975 St. Lot ................. 400 150 150 Staples, Willis A., Greenhouses 690 x 30... 3,050 4,1 Personal estate......... East St., E. M. Plant house 50 x 18..... 150 Lot.......... .. ... 525 Boilerhouse and contents 400 Personal estate....`..... } 250 Barn, East.. 100 Stuart, Estella M., Land, 9 acres........... 300 150 106 Union St. Mill St. land 2% acres.. 100 Styles, Arthur B. & Bertha P. House ................. 1,250 Strip of land to R ...... 10 Lot................... 150 Steadman, Frank, 1 Horse. . ......... 100 5,2 132 Branch St. 1 Cow ................. 50 750 22 Pleasant St. House..... .......... 1,500 Sullivan, Daniel T., & ux, House ................. 2,350 Other buildings......... 350 Lot...... ......... 450 Land, 11 acres ......... 525 Swallow, Edgar P., House, 21 Branch....... 1,300 Attleboro Falls, Mass. acres.... ..... . Garage ................ 75 Lot .................. 425 House, 121 Branch...... 700 Lot ................... 150 Lot 120 & 121 Mansfield Terrace.....,... 25 Stearns, Arthur B., Land, off Stearns, 10 acres 100 1 Bath, Maine Stearns, Arthur B., et ali, Land 10 acres.. ... 100 1 Bath, Maine Stearns, Charles H., Personal estate......... 450 8,4 } 16 Cottage St. House ................. 2,425 Garage ................ 125 Lot 12,100 feet......... 625 y Block, N. Main.. ...... 2,500 Barn .................. 150 } Lot 7,253 feet.......... 2,200 Stearns, Charles H., Gas tank & pump...... 250 2 16 Cottage St. Stearns, Lenore, House ................. 2,150 2,6 67 Coral St. Lot 29/80 acre........ 375 Al Stearns, Susan A., House............ .. 5,300 10,1 32Cottage St. Lot, 12,100 feet........ 625 House, 46 Cottage...... 2,775 G Lot .....:............. 475 Lot, N. side Cottage, 17,204 feet........... 950 Stearns, W. L. &`Son Stock -in -trade.......... 1,300 2,0 H} 6'� 262 N. Main St. Other personal estate... 700 4 SO-�140 Pratt St. 131 D ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total 75 PROPERTY. �d' C- P. Lot No. 22, School 4 acres $75 $150 t. Wood, Lowlands, 12% P house ............... 25 acres ................ 75 75 toward, Jr., Factory & storehouse, N. Personal estate......... 175 St., Boston Main............ . .'. - 10,000 12,100 Land, 3 acres .......... 2,100 1,550 Ellsworth F., 125 Fowl .............. 125 400 t St., E. M., Other personal state .... 275 200 Phoebe A., House ................ 1,600 2,450 t'St., E. M. Other buildings......... 250 200 Lot 5 93/160 acres...... 600 525 House ................. 1,700 1,975 St. Shed.................. 25 150 150 Lot, 5,400 feet ......... 250 1,950 arrv_ Personal estate......... 425 425 SO-�140 Pratt St. raEffie A., Stng, Personal estate......... 75 75 40 Jaznes St. Stratton, Flora G., House ................. 1,125 1,225 O$ Willow St. P house ............... 25 Lot ................... 75 ,5treeter, Francis, Personal estate......... 175 175 183 Spring St. „Streeter, Francis L., & ux, House.....-. , .... 1,550 1,850 183Spring St. Garage ................ 100 Lot, 16,000 feet ........ 200 Strese, Marie et ali, House ................. 600 1,325 480' Branch St. Other buildings ........ 200 Land, 42 acres ........ 525 (Exempt $1000) ...... Strese, Alfred, 480 Branch St. Personal estate......... 150 150 Strople, Blanche, House ................. 1,950 2,500 161 West St. Shed .................. 25 Lot.......... .. ... 525 Strople, Ernest E., Personal estate....`..... 250 250 75 Park St. Stuart, Estella M., Lot S. Main............ 150 150 106 Union St. Styles, Arthur B. & Bertha P. House ................. 1,250 1,425 Jt., 245 Pratt St. Lot................... 150 Lot in rear of 245 Pratt.. 25 Sullivan, Daniel T., Personal estate......... 750 750 22 Pleasant St. Sullivan, Daniel T., & ux, House ................. 2,350 2,800 Helen M. Lot...... ......... 450 22 Pleasant St. Swallow, Edgar P., Wood, S. side' West, 13 Attleboro Falls, Mass. acres.... ..... . 150 150 �y 132 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation T PROPERTY. $3,450 Sweet, Alice E., House.. . .. .. ... $2,950 $3 14`Chilson Ave. Lot 7,770 feet..... 525 Sweet, Arthur E., Mow, til & wood, 62 600 Norton, Mass.- acres ................ 1,000 1 Sweet, Chester W., Machinery ............. 100 2' 605 S. Main St. 1 Cow............ ... 50 50 Fowl ............... 50 Other personal estate ... 325 House ................. 1,650 Other bui.ldings......... 250 Lot, 1 acre ............. 225 Land, off Tremont, 26 1,500 8/10 acres ........... 75 Sweet, Frank R., 3 Horses ............... 300 1 Park St., Attleboro, 5 Cows... ............. 300 150 Fowl .............. 1501 Wood, W. of Gilbert, 43 acres ................ 400 Mow, til & wood, 17 acres ...... ....:..... 350 Sweet, George B., House, 273 Willow...... 900 1, Taunton, Mass. Other buildings.......... 250 veet, Leslie, 605 S. Main St., House, 269 Willow...... 700 $50 veet, William R., West St., Lot, 1 acre ............. 125 200 Sweet, Harriet P., House, Gilbert......... 1,800 5, Park St., Attleboro, Other buildings........ 2,750 Land, 10 acres ......... 225 Pasture, 20 acres ....... 225 Tett, William B., Skinner Wood, 5 acres.. 50 2,425 133 Oakland St. Wood, 22 acres......... 125 Sweet, H. Louis, House..... .......... 2,500 2,; 112 Elm St., W. M. Garage ................ 200 ,. Lot, 10,952 feet........ 150 5,350 Sweet Joseph L., 3 Horses................ 400 19,' Attleboro, Mass. 22 Cows ............... 2,200 4,250 .r 4-2 yr. olds........... 200 vift, Helen F., 8 Yearlings............ 200 4,950 28 Linden St. 2 Bulls ................ 200 vift, Helen F., 125 Fowl .............. 125 2,875 28 Linden St. Other personal estate ... 150 House, Gilbert......... 2,100 vift, Henry Russell, Barn .................. 1,925 200 99 Samoset Ave. Shop .................. 100 vift Isaphine F., 28 Linden St. Shed and P. house...... 200 50 vift, Mary A., Corn barn ............. 150 2,825 99 Samoset Ave. Hog house ............. 200 Pump house............ 100 Windmill .............. 200 Shed........... ..... 75 Silo ................... 250 �y 133 E AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Total Cow barn....... $3,450 Calf barn .............. 800 Dairy building & contents 1,400 Ice house .............. 600 Garage ................ 150 Land, 11Y2 acres ....... 400 r , Wood, 20 acres......... 275 Tiffany Wood, 12 acres . 150 Cedar Swamp, 1% acres. 10 Pasture & Wood, 6 acres 50 Skinner Wood, 6% acres. 50 Shaw Wood, 14 acres... 90 House, Otis St......... 1,500 Barn .................. 100 Land, 4 acres .......... 150 Mow & til. W. side, Gil- bert 36 acres.......... 500 Land off Gilbert, N. side R. R. 10 acres........ 100 Land, E. of Gilbert, 45 acres ................ 1,150 Land off Gilbert Attle- boro Line 9 acres..... 50 veet, Leslie, 605 S. Main St., Personal_ estate......... 50 $50 veet, William R., West St., Personal estate......... 200 200 veet, William R. & ux, House................. 2,100 2,525 West St. Garage ................ 50 3 Lots, Greenwood Lake. 175 Triangular lot, 11 acres . 200 Tett, William B., House ................. 2,050 2,425 133 Oakland St. Lot, 4,500 feet......... 225 Realty Lot No. 15, 4,307 feet ................ 150 vift, Francis L., House 73 & 75 Park.... 4,950 5,350 28 Linden St. Lot, 6,655 feet......... 400 vift, Francis L., House, 21 & 23 Linden.. 3,900 4,250 28 Linden St. Lot ................... 350 vift, Helen F., House, 25 & 27 Linden.. 4,600 4,950 28 Linden St. Lot ................... 350 vift, Helen F., House................. 2,350 2,875 28 Linden St. Shop.................. 100 Lot, 6,800 feet......... 425 vift, Henry Russell, Personal estate......... 200 200 99 Samoset Ave. vift Isaphine F., 28 Linden St. Personal estate......... 50 50 vift, Mary A., House....... ........ 2,400 2,825 99 Samoset Ave. Garage.. ........ . 200 Lot No. 53... ........ 150 Lot No. 26.. ...... . 25 Lot No. 25........... 50 r° 135 3 134,, DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. ' NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Lots 8, 9 & 10, Mans- $75 $75' Syat, Ezra, 57 Shawmut Ave., Stock -in -trade.......... $200 $ House ................ 1,675 1,900 Lot.. ......... .. 325 ` S,ylva, Joe, Ware St., Horse ................ 25 Cow ................ • . 25 Syjatz, Ernest et ali, Land, Norton Line, 8 House................. R. F. D., Norton acres .............. 125 <<�Taft, Alice M., House ................. 2,075; 37 Pratt St. Lot, 11,250 feet ........ 325 Tainter, George L., Personal estate......... 250 383 West St. 1,050. Williams St. ` Talbot, Louisa, House ................. 200 Off Elm St., W. M. Lot ................... 50 Tarenzi, Peter & Albina, Jt., House ................. 1,500 9 Clinton St. Lot, 9,250 feet ......... 275 Tattrie, J. Frank, Lots 34, 35 & 36, Edge - 40 James St. wood Park........... 200 Tattrie, Margaret, House ................. 2,325 24 Davis St. Shop .................. • 25 Garage ................ Lot....... .......... 450 Tattrie, Sidney A., Lots 31, 32 & 33-128 & 225 24 Davis St. 129, Westlawn ....... 175 The Tavern Co., Tavern_ 33,000 4( 343 N. Main St. Garage ................ 2,200 Tilton, Charles L., Lot ................... 5,600 Taunton Gas Co., Machinery ............. 32,000 3" Taunton, Mass. Timing,; John C., Taylor, Thomas, Personal estate......... 350 18 Chauncy St. Westlawn............ 125 Tebbetts, Alma E., House ................. 3,575 4 45 Chilson Ave. Lot ................... 500 Tebbetts, Charles C., House ................. 1,950 E 188 Central St. Barn .................. 175 Land, 2 acres.......... 1,050 Tebbetts, Jennie E., Stock -in -trade.. � ....... 600 20 N. Main St. 525 Teshetsky, William, Wood off Gilbert, 6 acres 50 R. F. D. 3, Attleboro Titus, Cora, 1024 East St., Personal estate::....... Tessier, Arthur J., & ux, House ................. 550 Gilbert St. Barn .................. 50 Titus, Harry E., George St., Lot ................... 75 Thayer, Clinton J., House ................. 1,325 1 11 Newton St. Lot, 8,000 feet......... 300 Thayer, Enoch, 243 School St., Personal estate......... 650 Thomas, Henry H., House ................. 3,500 5 25 N. Main St. Lot 9,000 feet... `....... 2,000. Thomas, Frank L., & ux, House.... .... , 2,225 2' Benefit St. Lot No. 18.. .... 125 Thomas, James W., Personal estate......... 125 82 East St. 15 King St. feet.. ........... r° 135 3 SIE AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Total on, Alexander, Lots 8, 9 & 10, Mans- $75 $75' X612 Pittsburgh Ave., field Terrace......... 1}etroity Michigan Bertha R., House ................. 1,900 2,425 0", den 10 Linden St. Garage ................ 100 Lot ................... 425 son, Mary L llomp ., House................. 2,200 3,075 3.7 W est St. Barn .. 150 Lot ................... 725 pson, Safford N %om'., et ali House ............... . . 800 1,050. Williams St. Barn .................. 150 Land, 2 acres .......... 100 Phurber, George H., House ................. 1,725 1,900 32 Allen St. Lots No. 13, 7,500 feet.. 175 ton' Amie M., Personal estate......... 75 75 DeanSt. Tillotson, Raymond W., & ux, House ................. 1,525 1,850 139 Dean St. Garage ................ 100 "' � Lot 12,600 feet......... 225 Billson, William D., House ................. 3,000 4,325 20 N. Main St. Lot ................... 1,325 Tilton, Charles L., 100 Fowl .............. 100 100 155 Williams St. Timing,; John C., Lots 140 to 143 inc., 699 Shawmut Ave,. Boston Westlawn............ 125 125 Tingley, William F., Personal estate......... 250 250 47 Coral St. Tingley, William F., et al, House ................. 800 975 47 Coral St. Lot..... ........... 175 Tinkham, Elizabeth, A. House.......:. 5,850 6,475 126-128 Church St. Lot, 10,200 feet........ 525 Lot, Cottage, 6,695 feet. 100 Titus, Cora, 1024 East St., Personal estate::....... 75 75 Titus, George L., 1024 East St. Evans land ............ 300 300 Titus, Harry E., George St., Lots 36 & 37, Westlawn 75 75 Toce, Giovanni & Felica H., House................. 2,800 3,100, Jt, 66 Pratt St. Lot, 8,000 feet...... ... 300 Toce, John & Felica, Lot Pratt St., 9,975 feet. 450 450 66 Pratt St. Todesco, Felumana, House ................. 2,300 2,450 15 King St. Lot 7,500 feet.......... 150 Todesco, Florindo, Lot, N. side King, 7,500 15 King St. feet.. ........... 200 600 Lot N. side King ....... 200 Lot ,N. side King....... 200 Topping, Nellie et al, House... .......... 1,450 1,675 340 Central St. Lot..... ....... 225 (Exempt) ..: .... .. . Torrinesa, Samuel, Personal estate......... 50 50 732 N. Main St. 137 Ei ,AND ADDRESS. ` bESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total 136 PROPERTY. NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. $675 ticker, Edwin J., Personal estate......... f Tragaardh, Elsie P., 1 Cow ..... . .. ..... . $50 $2 343 West St. House....... . .. ..... 1,725 Barn ................. 300 P. house .............. 75 600 Land, 4% acres........ 150 Trainor, Jennie, Stock -in -trade.......... 300 96 Robert St., Attleboro Otber personal estate ... 100 Trainor, Wilfred M., Stock -in -trade.......... 200 96 Robert St., Attleboro Other personal estate... 100 Trayes, Helen, House. . . ........... 4,400 E w 51 Park St. Barn.. ........... 450 Lot % acre ............ 1,500 ;x Treen, Alexander House ................. 2,400 3 337 Elm St., W. M. Barn... 100 Lot % acre............ 300 Land, E. side Elm, 4 Personal estate......... 100 acres ................ 200 House ................. Brown Wood, Foxboro 1,675 ' 158 High St. line 7 150/160 acres .. 100 Lot N. of Campbell..... 200 Treen, Alexander, et al, Bayley Wood, W. side Tune, Sarah J., Easton 337 Elm St., W. M. Elm 7 acres.......... 150 Turner, Clara W., Land, rear Jewell, 6 acres 125 Treed, Alexander, et al, Land, E. side Jewell 4 Jewell St., W. M. acres ................ 125 Treen, George B., Lots 132 to 139 inc., 400 82 Samoset Ave. Westlawn............ 250 Treen, Harold F., Personal estate._ ........ 550 j' 82 Samoset Ave. 100 Turner, Thomas S., 87 Union St Personal estate......... Treen, Hattie M., House ................, 1,300 2 1 Elm St., W. M. Barn .................. 200 Lot, 6% acres.......... 450 Skinner Meadow off Tre, Land, 3 acres .......... 75 Mont, 5% acres...... 50 Treen, Lulu M., House ................. 2,100 2 82 Samoset Ave. Other buildings ........ 100 Lot 16,880 ............. 625 Treen, Richard 0., Horse ................. 75 1 Elm St., W. M. Lots 1 & 20 to 37 inc., & Tuttle, John, Jr., 49 to 56 inc., High- land Ave............ 300 Tretakoff, Max, Stock -in -trade.......... 400 T. 100Pratt St. Block, 279 N. Main.. .. 4,900 Tuttle, William C., Ware St., Barn .................. 300 3- Lot 7,836 feet.......... 1,650 Troise, Eugenio, House, King & County. 900 1; 36 Beacon St., Chelsea Lot ................... 150 Lot, King & N, Main... 200 Tucker, Donald & ux, House ................. 4,175 4 az 50 Union Garage ................ 100 137 Ei ,AND ADDRESS. ` bESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total PROPERTY. Lot, 9,590 feet......... $675 ticker, Edwin J., Personal estate......... 175 $3,575 266 Central St. House ................. Garage 2,750 300 ................ Lot No. 106, 8,960 feet.. 350 Fucker, Fred W., Personal estate......... 600 600 247 West St. ��'ucker, Lena D., House ................. 2,425 3,125 247 West St. Garage ................. 200 Lot, 12,770 feet ........ 275 Lot, 9,340 feet ......... 225 ducker, Dose, 16 Hemlock St., House, 147 Dean....... 1,250 1,875 ` E Walpole, Mass. Lot ................... 625 (Exempt $1,000). . . Tucker, Sadie L.,_,50 Union St., Personal estate......... 100 100 Tumalty, Julia et al, House ................. 1,250 1,675 ' 158 High St. Lot ................... 425 (Exempt) ............ Tune, Sarah J., Easton Pasture, 4 acres ........ 25 25 Turner, Clara W., Personal estate......... 21000 21000 32 Cottage St. Turner, Emmons 5., Personal estate......... 400 400 87 Union St. Turner, Lewis N., 98 East St., Personal estate......... 100 100 Turner, Thomas S., 87 Union St Personal estate......... 50 50 Tuttle, James H., Ware St., House ................. 1,125 1,500 Other buildings......... 150 Land, 3 acres .......... 75 Vood, 17 acres......... 150 Tuttle, Lida, et al, Land, E. side of Ware, 484 Wellington Ave. 30 acres ............. 250 250 Auburn, R. I. Tuttle, John, Jr., Lots 54, 55 & 56, Mans - 484 Wellington Ave. field Terrace......... 50 50 Auburn, R. I. Tuttle, William C., Ware St., Personal estate......... 50 50 Twombly, Ida M., Personal estate......... 100 3,150 165 S. Main St. House ................. 2,175 Barn .................. 300 Lot ................... 575 Ulm, Frederick, House ................. 1,925 2,125 43 Carpenter Ave. P. house. .............. 25 Lot ................... 175 Ulm, Theodore, 38 Court St., Personal' estate......... 325 325 Underwood, Lee A., Personal estate......... 50 50 383 West St. Union Light & Power Co., Machinery............. 10,000 10,050 Franklin, Mass. 2 Lots, each 30 x 100, 6,000 feet........ .. .50 139 AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. 7777 o, Joe, 45 Pratt St., House ................. 3,600 4,100 Lot, 9,585 feet ......... 500 Benjamin D., ` 138 8,675 ckery, X100 East St., E. M. NAME AND ADDRESS DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY Valuation T House .................. 1,975 " Union Twist Drill Co., Machinery.. .... 257,000 562+ Rumford Ave. Factory buildings...... 285,000 Lot ................... 15,000 2,000 House, 156 Rumford. 4,150 Garage ............... 100 500 Lot, 7,875 feet......... 950 750 Upham, Annie L., House, Greenwood Lake 750 1 64 Grant St. Garage ................ 150 1,200 N. Attleboro Lot 15,000 feet......... 150 Lot No. 48, Plain St..... 7 400 ' Valente, Arthur, Personal estate......... 100 3 4 Samoset Ave. House ................. 21025 450 Shop .................. 400 100 Lot, 9,600 feet.......... 675 200 Valentine, Lewis D., 36 Pratt St Personal estate......... 225 Vallencourt, Mary, Store .................. 150 House ................. 6 Park Sq., Attleboro Falls Lot 44 Greenwood Lake. 150 Other buildings......... Vallett, Anna G., 27 Eddy St., Personal estate......... 250 Land, 7 acres .......... Vallett, Frederick M., Jr. House ................. 4,600 5 25 Eddy St. Garage ................ 250 8,350 feet............ 100 Lot 33 & 40 ft of 32,11,700 Wading River Reservoir Co., Flowed land, 25 acres... 400 feet ................. 250 Van Hoesen, Harry A., & ux, Lot, S. Main, 2 acres.... 700 House..... ........ S. Main St. 1,275 Franklin St. Other buildings.:.... . Van Koeurt, Jacoba, 1 Cow ................. 50 2 334 Franklin St. 25 Fowl ............... 25 Personal estate......... 400 House ................. 1,150 House................. 3,850 Other buildings......... 450 Garage ................ 100 Land, 10 acres ......... 200 Land.................. 325 Wood, 25 acres ........ 200 House, Tremont........ 1,000 Pasture, 8 acres ........ 80 Other buildings.......... 100 Mow, til & bog, 10 acres, 70 Land, 2Y2 acres ........ Van Osdol, John W., Personal estate......... 325 1, 960 East St., E. M. House ................. 1,300 Lot, 1 10/100 acres..... 300 Wood, near Maple 2 Van Wormer, William & ux, House ................. 1,575 1,+ 37 Hope St. Lot 5,600 feet.......... 100 House ................. Van Wort, Edwin, Lots 76 & 77, Mansfield 45 Elm St., W. M. Barna.. ............. 44Hodges St. Terrace ............. 25 Land.... .............. Vaughan, Mattie, House ................. 2,200 2,! 335 Central St. Lot...... ........... 325 Lot No. 50, Greenwood Vaughan, William, Personal estate......... 400 a 335 `Central St. 100 Walker, Alice M., House... ........ .. Venanzi, Luigi & ux, House ................. 1,500 1,' 220 Chauncy St. Lot % acre............ 225 Venanzi, Louis, Personal estate.. , , ..... 300 220 Chauncy St. Vernon, Joseph I., House.......... 2,800 4,? 141. Rumford Ave. Shed.... ...... .... 25 Lot, 15,100 feet........ 1,575 139 AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Total o, Joe, 45 Pratt St., House ................. 3,600 4,100 Lot, 9,585 feet ......... 500 Benjamin D., 1 Horse ............... 100 8,675 ckery, X100 East St., E. M. Other Personal estate ... 350 House .................. 1,975 Other buildings......... 500 Greenhouses 500 x 30, E. side .............. 2,000 Boilerhouse & Contents, E. side.............. 500 Land, 20 acres......... 750 r, Greenhouses, 400 x 20, W. side .............. 1,200 Boilerhouse & Contents, W. side .............. 400 Plant house, W. side.... 350 Land, 15 acres ......... 450 Woodland, 12 acres..... 100 Vickery, Newell D., Personal estate......... 200 200 42,5S. Main St. >�Viles, Harris &Robert, House ................. 900 1,350 Cameron, Gilbert St. Other buildings......... 150 Land, 7 acres .......... 300 Voegeli, Frederick B., Land rear 150 Church, 150 Church St. 8,350 feet............ 100 100 Wading River Reservoir Co., Flowed land, 25 acres... 400 400 Taunton, Mass. Wadsworth, Henry M.; House..... ........ 900 1,275 Franklin St. Other buildings.:.... . , 250 Land, 6% acres........ 125 Waggott, Mary A., Personal estate......... 400 5,925 267` S. Main St. House................. 3,850 Garage ................ 100 Land.................. 325 House, Tremont........ 1,000 Other buildings.......... 100 Land, 2Y2 acres ........ 150 Waggott, John H., 25 Fowl ............... 25 25 267 S. Main St. Wagner, Catherine, Wood, near Maple 2 E. Foxboro- acres ................ 50 50 Wahlstedt, Elmer G., & ux, House ................. 1,800 3,100 45 Elm St., W. M. Barna.. ............. 600 Land.... .............. 700 Waite, Grace E., Boston, Lot 106, Winter........ 100 100 Walker, Alfred, Lot No. 50, Greenwood Lake.. .......... 100 100 Walker, Alice M., House... ........ .. 3,600 4,175 118 Church St. Lot, 11,500 feet........ 575 188 Church St. Walker, Robert R., 24 Beech St. Walker, William G., 128 Dean St. Walker, William H., 31 Branch St. Wallis, "Gilbert, 55 Cottage St. Walsh, Isabel F., Ware St. Walsh, P. Henry, 177 Branch St. Lot, 13,298 feet ........ Stock -in -trade.......... Other personal estate ... House ................. Lot, 8,070 feet........ . House ................. Lot, 9,875 feet........ . Personal estate........ . House ................. Barn .................. Lot, 8,500 feet........ . House ................. Barn .................. Mow & til, 16 acres.... . Lot No. 1 Mansfield. Terrace 5,950 ft....... Lot No. 5, Mansfield Ter- race 4,950 feet...... . 400 750 475 2,200 175 1,325 200 400 2,200 100 475 700 250 400 150 . 75 Walsh, P. Henry & Sisters, 140 1,350 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation 100 PROPERTY. PROPERTY. Land, 2 acres .......... Walker, Bridget M., House ................. $1,475 99 Church St. Garage ................ 75 100 Lot, 9,694 feet......... 325 90 (Exempt $1,000) ..... 1 Yearling ............. Walker, Charles E., House ................. 1,400 285 Willow St. Other buildings......... 125 1,075 Lot % acre ............ 100 Walker, Davison Co., Stock -in -trade.......... 500 Draper Ave. Machinery ............. 1,300 425 Other personal estate ... 25 Walker, George E., Personal estate......... 200 99 Church St. Waterman, Albert A. & House... ...... . Walker, John H., Lot No. 56, W. side, Garage.. .... E. Providence, R. I. Draper .............. 275 Walker, Philip S., Shop, Draper .......... 2,500 188 Church St. Walker, Robert R., 24 Beech St. Walker, William G., 128 Dean St. Walker, William H., 31 Branch St. Wallis, "Gilbert, 55 Cottage St. Walsh, Isabel F., Ware St. Walsh, P. Henry, 177 Branch St. Lot, 13,298 feet ........ Stock -in -trade.......... Other personal estate ... House ................. Lot, 8,070 feet........ . House ................. Lot, 9,875 feet........ . Personal estate........ . House ................. Barn .................. Lot, 8,500 feet........ . House ................. Barn .................. Mow & til, 16 acres.... . Lot No. 1 Mansfield. Terrace 5,950 ft....... Lot No. 5, Mansfield Ter- race 4,950 feet...... . 400 750 475 2,200 175 1,325 200 400 2,200 100 475 700 250 400 150 . 75 Walsh, P. Henry & Sisters, House ................. 1,350 177 Branch St. Signs .................. 100 325 Land, 2 acres .......... 300 1,750 (Exempt $1,000). . . .. Welch, William L., Warren, David W., 1 Horse ............... 100 773 West St. 2 Cows ................ 90 225: 1 Yearling ............. 10 25 Fowl ............... 25 Warren, David W., et al, House ................. 1,075 773 West St. Other buildings......... 225 Mow, til & wood, 50 acres 750 Warren, Frank B., 49 Union St Personal estate......... 425 Washburn, Harold W..,_ Personal estate......... 150 67 Angell St. Waterman, Albert A. & House... ...... . 2,225 Beulah Jt., 396 Central St. Garage.. .... 75 141 IND ADDRESS'. DESCRIPTION OF ValuationTotal PROPERTY. Lot, 16,256 feet ........ $250 n Elmer R., et al, Lot, S. Main & Denwood 300 $300 is St. n, George E., House .........:........ 1,100 1,300 .It St. n Henry C., is St. Clarence L., rro gorge C., Main' St. ree, William S., cool St., Attleboro aura M., mford Ave. :r, 'Carl, `nut St. er, Carl & ux, 'nut St. �amoset Ave. , Margaret, et ali, ')hurch St. Mary F., ,,ottage St. 2,( 2,5 t, H. Evans, eekonk, Mass. Land, 5 aerse .......... House ................. Shed .................. Land, 9,712 feet....... . House & Store, 5 High . . Block, N. Main ........ Laundry Building ...... Lot................... Personal estate ......... Lots 36, 37 & strip 10 ft.. wide, Plain St....... . Personal estate........ . Lots 22 & 23, S. Main & Chestnut ............ House ................. Lot, 5,075 feet......... . House ................. Garage ................ Lot, 7,600 feet........ . House ................. Barn .................. Lot, 17,000 feet........, Exempt $1,000) ...... Lot, Charles St., 5,850 feet................. (Exempt) ..... .... . House ................. Barn....... ......... Lot, 6,975 feet....... . Personal estate........ . 200 3,000 3,350 Welch, Walter, 2,550 50 40 Samoset Ave. 325 850 2,600 1,750 7,200 Welch, William L., 200 40 Samoset Ave. 400 100 Wellman, Schuyler W., 225: 200 59<'Shawmut Ave. Wentworth, Leander, 2,( 2,5 t, H. Evans, eekonk, Mass. Land, 5 aerse .......... House ................. Shed .................. Land, 9,712 feet....... . House & Store, 5 High . . Block, N. Main ........ Laundry Building ...... Lot................... Personal estate ......... Lots 36, 37 & strip 10 ft.. wide, Plain St....... . Personal estate........ . Lots 22 & 23, S. Main & Chestnut ............ House ................. Lot, 5,075 feet......... . House ................. Garage ................ Lot, 7,600 feet........ . House ................. Barn .................. Lot, 17,000 feet........, Exempt $1,000) ...... Lot, Charles St., 5,850 feet................. (Exempt) ..... .... . House ................. Barn....... ......... Lot, 6,975 feet....... . Personal estate........ . 200 3,000 3,350 2,175 2,550 50 1,100 1,950 325 850 2,600 15,200 7,200 500 900 200 5,200 400 100 100 200 200 750 750 275 275 2,750 2,925 175 1,300 1,900 150 450 2,300 3,300 50 950 125 125 2,900 3,475 100 475 475 475 House ................. 3,000 3,350 Lot No. 11, 7,290 feet... 350 House ................. 1,100 1,950 Lot, 13,840 feet ........ 850 (Exempt $1,000). . . .. Stock -in -trade.......... 500 900 Lovell- Wood, Mill & Essex 12 acres....... 400 'estern Union Telegraph Co., Personal estate......... 10,500 10,500 N. Haven, Conn. resthaver, David, E. A. 1 Horse .. 50 400 38 Winter St. 6 Cows ............. 300 White, Henry L., 142 925 3,900 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation 2,325 TQC dE AND ADDRESS. PROPERTY. Total PROPERTY. 50 Fowl...... .. $50 Edward A., Wetherell, Lemuel C. Chase Wood, 14 acres... 100 $ Norton, Mass. Hodges Wood, 2Y2 acres 20 675 House & store......... Hodges Wood, Gr. Woods 400 ,Lot, 1,135 feet......... 6 acres .............. 60 Ernest L., Personal estate......... Codding Wood, 10 acres. 75 School St. Stearns Lot, School..... Pine lot, 8 acres........ 40 Brothers, Candy shop............. Pine lot, 4 acres........ 30 School St. White, Percy E., Lane lot, 5 acres........ 20 Brothers, 50 Fowl ............... Lot E. side Hodges Brook 5 School St. Wetherell, Richard D., Personal estate......... 300 ; 4,6 29 Henry St. House ................. 3,850 Other buildings..... .. Garage............ .. 100 3,150 Land, 14 acres.......... Lots 58, 59, 60 & 61.... 400 Wheeler, Alice, et al, House ................. 2,300 3,1 16 Hodges. St. Barn .................. 300 Theatre ............... Lot 11,110 ............. 500 Wheeler., Edgar E., House ................. 800 1,( 763 S. Main St. Lot ................... 200 Rumford Ave. Wheeler, Frank E., Personal estate......... 375 32 Cottage St. 1,050 - e, Fred I.., Wheeler, Georgianna F., House, 125 N. Main .... 1,750 2,2 123 N. Main St: Lot 3,600 feet.......... 450 Wheeler, Georgianna et al, House & store ......... 6,000 28,f 123 N. Main St. Brick Block............ 19,900 E!, George F., House ................. Shed .................. 50 Elm St., W. M. Lot 52/100............ Lot 10,920 feet......... 2,900 Wheeler, J. Arthur Co. Stock -in -trade.......... 10,000 11,( 123 N. Main St. Other personal estate... 1,075 Wheeler, Mary L. A., House ................. 2,200 2,( 66Central St. Garage ................ 50 acres .................. Lot, 5,670 feet......... 425 e, Harry L., Wheeler, Russell W., House ................. 3,850 4,'4 19 Columbus Ave. Lot, 5,670 feet......... 350 Wheldon, Williams, Stock -in -trade.......... 150 3,f 15 Linden St. Machinery ............. 1 600 Other personal estate ... 50 House ..... :............ 2,200 P. house ............. 50 Lot ................... 550 White, Adelbert R., House .................. 2,050 2,tE 17 Carpenter Ave. Lot, 10,809 feet........ 300 (Exempt $1,000). . ... White, Clarence M., Personal estate......... 650 6,4 278 N. Main St. House ................. 2,800 Garage........ ...... 150 Lot, 14,520. .... .. 2,800 White, Edith H., 14 Lots, Highlands..... 1,400 1,4 232 S. Main St. White, Henry L., Personal estate......... 925 3,900 232 S. Main St. 143 2,325 dE AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total PROPERTY. Lot 23,572 feet......... 400 Edward A., Stock -in -trade.......... $500 $4,525 Chauncy St. Other personal estate ... 775 100 675 House & store......... 2,100 400 ,Lot, 1,135 feet......... 1,150 50 Ernest L., Personal estate......... 75 425 School St. Stearns Lot, School..... 350 1,300 Brothers, Candy shop............. 350 350 School St. White, Percy E., 600 Fowl. ............. 600 Brothers, 50 Fowl ............... 50 11,775 School St. Other personal estate ... 450 250 House ................. 1,425 1,300 Other buildings..... .. 1,200 1,500 3,150 Land, 14 acres.......... 300 150 Wood, 1 acre........... 30 Lowlands, 5 acres....... 70 Theatre ............... 5, 500 Lot, 13,886 feet......... 2,750 e, Francis A., House ................. 3,350 4,700 Rumford Ave. Barn .................. 300 Lot, 8,880 feet .......... 1,050 - e, Fred I.., Personal estate......... 250 2,500 Central St. House ................. 1,750 Barn .................. 50 Lot % acre ............ 450 E!, George F., House ................. 175 400 Elm St., W. M. Lot 52/100............ 50 Witchpond Swamp ..... 25 Meadow, off Elm, 6 acres ................ 50 Lot, Gr. Woods, 8 53/160 acres .................. 100 e, Harry L., Personal estate......... 100 100 School St. White, Henry L., Personal estate......... 925 3,900 232 S. Main St. House ................. 2,325 Other buildings......... 225 Lot 23,572 feet......... 400 Lot, Fruit St. ..... 25 White, Joseph W., Personal estate......... 100 675 30 Wood Ave. House ................. 400 Shed .................. 50 Lot, 1 acre ............. 125 White, Lysander et al, House ................. 1,300 1,450 167 School St. Lot 36,600 feet......... 150 r White, Percy E., 600 Fowl. ............. 600 2,950` 94 Elm St., W. M. House ................. 800 P. houses .............. 250 Land .................. 1,300 White, William J., House ................. 1,500 3,150 41 Dean St. Other buildings.... 150 145 CRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total PROPERTY. & ux, House..... . ....... $2,450` $2,725 Lots 10, 11 & 12 West - lawn, 7,500 feet ...... 275 4 Lots, Bella V. & War- s, Trustee, ren & Winthrop...... 1,050 1,050 arns, Charles E e ., 144' __71 12,425 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation T©tai PROPERTY. Barn .................. 400 House, 43 Dean........ $1,200 1,400 Lot .................. 300 1,400 White, William P., House ................. 800 $1;17 Balcom St, W. M. Shed .................. 50 Lot ................... 325 800 Whitehead, Florence L., House........ ..: ...... 1,925 4120 Plain St. Other buildings......... 900 Land, 40 acres ......... 1,300 Part of lot 43 .......... 75 600 Whitehead, James A., 2 Horses ............... 100 60', Plain St. 5 Cows ................ 250 300 2 Yearlings ............. 25 50 Fowl ............... 50 300 Other personal estate ... 175 200 Whitehouse, Charles M., Horse ................. 75 1,95' 199 Branch St. 25 Fowl ............... 25 225 Other Personal estate ... 250 75 House......... ...... 1,300 75 Lot, 2 acres............ 300 50 Whitmore, George C., Lots, N. of M. Whitmore House................ 1,600 245 Branch St. % acre .............. 50 5 Whitmore, Melford C., 25 Fowl ............... 25 2,15 245 Branch St. House ................. 2,050 Lot, % acre............ 75 225 Whitney, Allen E., Morris & Giles land off Pasture ,Winter St...... 100 44' Shields St. Central, 12,180 feet... 75 7 Whittaker, Frank, & ux, Jt., House ................. 1,600 2,05 430 Elm St. Shop .................. 250 625 Lot, 1 acre ............. 200 2,200 Whittemore, Frederick W., 425 Fowl .............. 425 2,32; Williams St. House ................. 1,200 1,725 1,900 Other buildings......... 250 175 Land, 16 acres ......... 450 300 Wichland, Anthony & ux, House ........... . ..... 4,700 5,901 S. Main St. Other buildings......... 450 50 Land, 4 acres .......... 400 100 2,950 Land, W. side, 25 acres.. 350 2,300 Wilbur, Mary E., 2 Cows ................ 100 5,101 Fruit St. 50 Fowl ............... 50 200 House ................. 3,900 Other buildings......... 550 200 Land, 7 acres .......... 400 Wood, 8 acres.......... 100 Wilbur, E. Ralph, Personal estate......... 600 601 100 Union St. Wilbur, George A., House, 7 Mill........... 1,425 1,851 N. Easton Other buildings ........ 225 Lot ................... 200 Wilde, William E., Lots 13, 14 & 15, West - 277 West St. lawn, 7,500 feet...... 325 821 145 CRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total PROPERTY. & ux, House..... . ....... $2,450` $2,725 Lots 10, 11 & 12 West - lawn, 7,500 feet ...... 275 4 Lots, Bella V. & War- s, Trustee, ren & Winthrop...... 1,050 1,050 arns, Charles E e ., Personal estate......... 3,725 12,425 '. South Main St. House ................. 5,500 Barn .................. 400 Lot ................... 1,400 Next Lot S ............ 1,400 01liams, Frank L., Personal estate......... 550 550 254 Elm' St., W. M. Williams, Helen L., House ................. 800 1,100 33 Court St.Lot ................... 300 (Exempt) ............ Williams, James F., Land, W. side, Hope x`34 Newbury St. 3 acres .............. 600 1,400 '-"Malden, Mass. Houghton Land, W. side Hope, 3 acres........ 300 Houghton Land, County, 8% acres............ 300 Land, County, 3 acres .. 200 Villiams, John R., House ................. 4,500 4,725 Cottage St. Lot, 16,640............ 225 Tilliams, Mabel, Land off E. side, Elm, 75 254 Elm St., W. M. 4% acres............ 75 Tiflis, 'Clarence L., Personal estate.....`.... 50 2,150 102 Court St. House................ 1,600 Shop .................. 50 Lot.......... ....... 225 Lots 4, 7, 8, 0 & 10, S. Glen ................ 225 rillis, Dexter M., Pasture ,Winter St...... 100 100 Natick, Mass. rillis, Elmer H., House ................. 2,200 5,300 94 Park St. Lots 25 to 30 ine....... 625 House, 101 Park ....... 2,200 Lot, 6,000 feet......... 275 'illis, Ernest L., House..... . ....... 1,725 1,900 112 Court St. Lot....... .......... 175 Illis, Herbert F., House.. ............ 300 500 265 Maple St. Other buildings......... 150 Lot, 1!/ 2 acres.......... 50 illis, Herbert H., Personal estate......... 100 2,950 40 Branch St. House... .. 2,300 Garage... ... 150 Lot No. 28, 6,247 feet... 200 Lot No. 27, Robinson Plat. 5,000 feet• , , , , .. 200 146 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuatior 11750 PROPERTY. DDRESS. Willis, Horace, Wood,' 6 acres........... $125 Easton, Mass. Horse ............... 100 Willis, Ralph B., 2 Horses.........' ..... '. 150 g, 699 Maple St. 13 Cows ............... 650 600 House ........:....... 40`0 Lot, 12,500 feet........ Other buildings ........ 350 arren`' B., Mow & til, 10 acres..... 350 Wills, Effie G., House ................. 1,900 86 Pratt St. Shed .................. 50 House ................. Lot ................... 325 Lot in rear, 2% acres.... 200 ` Wills, Frank T., 1 Cow ................. 50 ,. 156 S. Main St. House ................. 1,500 Lot, East % acre....... Shed .................. 50 2 acres ................ 1,600 2,750 House, 22 Allen ........ 1,475 Other buildings......... Shed.................. 50 Lots 11 & 12, 15,500 feet 325 Lot, Beech ............. 200 Wills, Fred H., 86 Pratt St., Personal estate......... 175 r Wilmarth, Herbert C., House...... 1,300 647 N. Main St. Shed..... ............. M 2 acres ................ 500 Wilson, A. Vernon, Personal estate......... 1,10 0 114 Rumford Ave. Wilson, Edward H., Personal estate........ . 35 Hodges St. Wilson, Edward H. & ux, House ................. 35 Hodges St. Barn ................... Lot, 9,906 feet........ . Wilson, Eugene B., Personal estate........ . 99 Pratt St. Wilson,, George L., Personal estate........ . 4 Warren Ave. House ................. Lots 31, 32, 33 & 34, 12,089 feet.......... . Wilson, George R., Personal estate........ . 275 Central St. Wilson, Henry M., Personal estate........ . 121' Rumford Ave. Wilson, Isabel F., House ................. 114 Rumford Ave. Other buildings........ . Lot 22,325 feet........ . Wilson, James, House ................. 630 Elm St., W. M. Land, 2 acres .......... Wilson, Susan L., House.. . .............. 249 N. Main St. Barn ................. . House & store, 245 N. Main.. . .. . . Lot, 15,200 feet . .... . F I 1,100 300 3,200 225 575 800 75 1, 1,525 300 425 50 4,400 6 750 1,575 25 75 2,500 9' 1,000 2,900 3,400 dreg B., ' St. nslow, An 141 11750 2,650 DDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation Total PROPERTY. Horse ............... 100 1,000 House............-..... $2,525 $3,625 t. Barn.................. 600 500 Lot, 12,500 feet........ 500 100 arren`' B., Shed, Newton St ....... 50 375 St. Lot, 13,500 feet........ 325 1,325 hby, House ................. 1,950 2,175 Lots 77 to 80 ine. & p. o. Lot ................... 1,200 83, 13,120 feet ....... 225 50 elle, Lot, East % acre....... 75 75 dreg B., ' St. nslow, An House ................. 11750 2,650 6 Park' St. Lot ................... 900 nslow, George,1 Horse ............... 100 1,000 3 Park 4 Cows ................ 200 House, Ware........... 500 Barn .................. 100 Tinter, Susie G., Land, 7 acres........... 100 8,250 n & ux, slow, George House ................. 1,325 3 Park' St. Other buildings ........ 200 Tinter, William L., Lot ................... 1,200 aslow, George K., 1 Horse ............... 50 850 42 East125 Fowl .............. 125 Tinter, W. C. & W. L., House ................. 2,750 8,250 80 N. Main St. Other buildings......... 300 Land, 10 acres ......... 600 .1slow, Stanley, Personal estate......... 250 250 42 East St., E. M. zslow,; William H., Jones Lot, N. side,Maple 6 Park St. 7 acres..`.. , ......... 25 25 ,iter, James S., House. ................ 5,500 8,350 0 Pleasant St. Barn .................. 100 Lot, 1% acres.......... 2,300 Lot, S. side Church, 10,480 feet........... 450 .iter, Emily G., Wood, Foxboro Line, 4% 9 Pleasant St. acres... .............. 100 100 2,725 3,825 St., E. M. Tinter, Mary C., House.... ............. 2,650 10,000 77 Pleasant St. Lot ................... 700 Winter Bros. Lot, 55,022 feet................. 1,050 House, 80 N. Main ..... 3,500 Lot.. ........ ...... 2,100 Tinter, Susie G., House ................. 6,600 8,250 135 Church St. Garage ................ 400 Lot 20,712 feet......... 1.,250' Tinter, William L., Land, N. side, Pratt 10 80 N. Main St. acres'.. ..... .... 700 850 Land, S. side Pratt ..... 150 Tinter, W. C. & W. L., Personal estate......... 1,425 8,250 80 N. Main St. Brick Building ........ ' 2,000 ` 148 2,050 NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation T Total PROPERTY. Lots 209 to 212 inc., West Lot, 14,475 feet ........ Frame building......... $1,375 lawn ................ Land, 8,650 feet........ 1,050 ton Nancy, Barn, 163 East......... 600 $1,725 Lot................... 600 475 Wood in rear, 18 acres .. 300 House .................. Chilson Wood.......... 500 res St. Rogerson lots 13 to 16 475 Winter &Rogerson, inc., Shawmut ....... Wood lot, N. of Pratt... 400 80 N. Main St. 600 850 $ Winter, W. L. & Russell W., Lot, West St........... Wheeler, 19 Columbus Ave. 275 Winthrop Club, Personal estate......... 300 129 N. Main St. 75 Bert L., Wolley, Mary I., House__ 2,400 118 Park St. ............ Lot 1,250 1, Wood, George H., ................... House........... 225 Elm St., W. M. . Lot, 1 acre. 1,800 2,C Wood, H. Russell, ............ Personal estate......... 250 100 233 N. Main St. Barn .................. 1 Wood, Nathaniel H., Woodland, W. of R. R... 50 Norton, Mass. Stearns Hill lot......... 10 Wood, Walter C. S., Wood S. of Ware, 8 acres 100 1 Norton, Mass. House in rear, 376...... 675 Woods, Frank E., 600 Fowl Garage ................ 724 S. Main St. .............. House 600 3, 6' Lot ................... ................. 1,750 rancis W., Other buildings......... 475 Woods, Mary A., Land, 7 acres .......... 800 544 Fruit St. House.......... . ...... Other buildings......... 3,100.' 4, 5( Personal estate......... Mow & til, 26 acres .... 150 400 ntral St. Titus land, 5 acres...... 125 Leonard Wood, 5 78/100 Garage ................ 200 acres ................ 50 Lot ................... Chase Mow & til, 6% acres......... 175 Chase Pasture & wood, - Woods, William IT., 34 acres ............. 3 Horses 500 544 .Fruit St. ............... 1 Cow 300 3T 1. Elizabeth, ............ . .... 50 Woodward, Preston M., & ux, 25 Fowl.............. 25House 105 East St. ...... .. 1,750 Lot 11 & 40' of 10, Rob- 2,17e Worcester Bank & Trust Co., inson Plat........... House, 11 Bristol....... 425 2,000 Lot 2,550 Wragg, Wallace A., .. House.. • .. • .... • . 550 63 School St. • . 2,000` Garage.. 2,325 Wrightington, Joseph P., .. .. • _ ... Lot, 11,250 feet ........ Lots 63 64, & 65, West - 50 275 62 Church St. dawn. . 150 300 149' 2,050 V L_ ,1D ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valuation PROPERTY. Total Lots 209 to 212 inc., West Lot, 14,475 feet ........ 125 lawn ................ $150 50 ton Nancy, House ................ . 1_,250 $1,725 eh St. Lot, 8,800 feet ......... 475 500 ,istine, House .................. 2,100 2,575 res St. Lot, 7,195 feet......... 475 150 urge A Personal estate......... 600 600 ;es St. t. ,Yes House ................. 50 375 t Land, 16 acres ......... 325 75 Bert L., House ................. 2,100 2,400 t Vista Ave. Lot ................... 300 1,450 in :M., 37 West St. Personal estate......... 450 450 ary': E., House ................. 1,375 1,675 hand Ave. Barn .................. 75 Lot 7,500 feet.......... 225 50 Loretta I., House ................. 1,600 2,650 ltral St. House in rear, 376...... 675 Garage ................ 150 Lot ................... 225 rancis W., Personal estate......... 225 225 Aral St. race G., Personal estate......... 200 5,300 ntral St. House ................. 4,400 Garage ................ 200 Lot ................... 350 Lot 103 ................ 150 [)hn & Janet E., et al, House ................. 1,650 2,100 ,is St. Lot, 12,500 feet........ 450 1. Elizabeth, Witchpond Swamp..... 50 100 .o, Mass. Wood, off Grove ..... 50 eno, 33 Hope St. Personal estate......... 400 2,875 House................. 2,050 V L_ 2 Garages ............. 300 Lot, 14,475 feet ........ 125 mer, Christopher A., Personal estate......... 50 50 Summit Ave. �i ' .7 Stratton, Rose A., House, 18 Fisher Lane .. 500 650 ,. Bridgewater Lot, 1 acre...`.:........ 150 Pperlen, Alfred, Personal estate......... 150 150 -37 Dean St. icher, Lenora, House ............. . .. . 1,375 1,775 38 Winter St. Other buildings......... 200 Lot, 69/160 acre........ 75 Land, 6 acres........... 125 ger, Jacob, Stearns Ave. House..: :............. 1,450 2,100 Other buildings......... 300 Land, 9 92/160 acres, ... 300 Land, S. side 1 152/160 acres.. 50 -------------- NAME AND ADDRESS. DESCRIPTION OF Valua PROPERTY. Table of Aggregates of Assessed Property, April 1, 19, Personal estate............... Real Estate .. .................. . Total............................................ Number of polls ........................... . Number of horses ................ . Number of cows........................................ Number of neat cattle. other than cows..... . Number of swine........................................ Number of dwelling houses..... Number of acres of land............. . Number of fowl...................................... . Rate of taxation $33.20 per thousand dollars valuation.