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Filing BEAC-126512821 2010 193R Application Spreadsheet PROPOSED PROPOSED CU, E,M,U TOTAL ELIGIBLE NUMBER ORIGINAL EXPERIENCE INSURANCE STREET AUTO (A) or RATE EFFECTIVE GROUP NUMBER NUMBER OF CURRENT PLAN AGENCY OR SUBMITTED COMPANY* GROUP NAME* ADDRESS CITY/TOWN STATE ZIP HOME (H) DEV. (0.0%) DATE TYPE** IN GROUP IN GROUP INSUREDS DATE MKT. REP. YES OR NO Mass Homeland ALKERMES, INC. 64 Sidney Street Cambridge MA 02139-0000 A 3% 4/1/2010 E 270 270 29 12/10/1995 Jewell Insurance Agency Inc. YES Mass Homeland ANA JAQUES HOSPITAL 25 Highland Avenue Newburyport MA 1950-0000 A 5% 4/1/2010 E 500 400 105 5/1/2007 Chase & Lunt Insurance Agency YES Mass Homeland ARLAND TOOLS P.O. Box 207 421 Main Street Sturbridge MA 01566-0207 A 4% 4/1/2010 E 150 150 27 6/1/2000 Mancuso-Nowak Ins Agency, Inc. YES Mass Homeland ASPEN TECHNOLOGY Ten Canal Park Cambridge MA 02141-0000 A 2% 4/1/2010 E 100 100 12 6/12/1996 Dudley & Borland Insurance Agency YES Mass Homeland BEAVER COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL 791 Hammon Street Chestnut Hill MA 02467-0000 A 8% 4/1/2010 E 92 92 1 4/1/2002 Brewer & Lord YES Mass Homeland BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF CAPE COD P. O. Box 3479 Plymouth MA 02361-0000 A 3% 4/1/2010 M 958 958 179 7/15/2000 Court Street Insurance Agency YES Mass Homeland BROOKWOOD SCHOOL P.O. Box 1429 Manchester MA 01944-0000 A 8% 4/1/2010 E 86 86 8 9/15/1996 Brewer & Lord/ Groups YES Mass Homeland CAMBRIDGE FRIENDS SCHOOL 5 Cadbury Road Cambridge MA 02140-0000 A 8% 4/1/2010 E 54 54 17 1/1/1995 Brewer & Lord Groups YES Mass Homeland CAPE COD ACADEMY P.O. Box 469 Osterville MA 02655-0000 A 8% 4/1/2010 E 63 63 20 1/12/1995 Brewer & Lord Groups YES Mass Homeland CARLETON WILLARD HOMES, INC 100 Old Billerica Rd Bedford MA 01730-000 A 5% 4/1/2010 E 265 265 17 7/1/2009 Brewer & Lord Groups NO Mass Homeland CHAPEL HILL-CHAUNCY HALL SCHOOL 785 Beaver Street Waltham MA 02452-0000 A 8% 4/1/2010 E 59 59 14 1/1/1995 Brewer & Lord Groups YES Mass Homeland CITY OF NORTH ADAMS P.O. Box 566 North Adams MA 01247-0000 A 5% 4/1/2010 E 389 389 217 4/15/1996 Coakley Pierpan Dolan & Collins Inc YES Mass Homeland DANA HALL SCHOOL 45 Dana Road Wellesley MA 02181-0000 A 8% 4/1/2010 E 96 96 28 4/8/1996 Brewer & Lord Groups YES Mass Homeland DERBY ACADEMY 56 Burditt Avenue Hingham MA 02043-0000 A 8% 4/1/2010 E 67 67 3 3/1/1997 Brewer & Lord Groups YES Mass Homeland E.T. & L CORPORATION 873 Great Road, Suite 202, PO Box Stow MA 01775-0000 A 7% 4/1/2010 E 100 75 7 5/1/2007 The Getchell Companies NO Mass Homeland EXIT REALTY South Bedford Street, Suite 400 WBurlington MA 01803-0000 A 5% 4/1/2010 E 350 350 11 5/5/2008 Beatrice Insurance Agency NO Mass Homeland FALL RIVER HISTORICAL SOCIETY 451 Rock Street Fall River MA 02720-0000 A 5% 4/1/2010 M 205 205 91 5/22/1998 John Stafford Insurance Agency YES Mass Homeland FRANKLIN INSTITUTE 41 Berkeley Street Boston MA 02116-0000 A 8% 4/1/2010 E 38 38 8 5/1/1995 Brewer & Lord Groups YES Mass Homeland FRIENDS OF BEVERLY PUBLIC LIBRARY 32 Esses Street Beverly MA 01915-0000 A 5% 4/1/2010 M 660 660 54 5/20/1997 KJ &SM Murphy Insurance Agency YES Mass Homeland FRIENDS OF THE E. BRIDGEWATER PUBLIC32 Union Street East Bridgewater MA 02333-0000 A 4% 4/1/2010 M 1000 1000 793 10/15/1997 Estabrook & Chamberlain Ins YES Mass Homeland GORDON COLLEGE 255 Grapevine Rd. Wenham MA 01984-0000 A 8% 4/1/2010 E 277 277 125 11/1/1994 Brewer & Lord LLC YES Mass Homeland GORDON-CONWELL THEOLOGICAL SEMINA130 Essex Street South Hamilton MA 01982-0000 A 8% 4/1/2010 E 148 148 39 6/1/1995 Brewer & Lord Groups YES Mass Homeland GOVERNOR DUMMER ACADEMY 1 Elm St Byfield MA 01922-0000 A 8% 4/1/2010 E 130 130 0 4/1/2007 Brewer & Lord Groups YES Mass Homeland IPSWICH COOPERATIVE BANK 12 Market St. P. O. Box 32 Ipswich MA 01938-0000 A 3% 4/1/2010 M 4200 4200 239 3/15/1996 BM Sullivan YES Mass Homeland JOSELIN DIABETES CLINIC One Joslin Place Boston MA 02215-0000 A 7% 4/1/2010 E 450 450 58 2/1/1997 Brewer & Lord Groups YES Mass Homeland LANDMARK FOUNDATION, INC. Box 277E Street Beverly Farms MA 01965-0000 A 8% 4/1/2010 E 294 294 56 2/20/1995 Brewer & Lord Groups YES Mass Homeland LAWRENCE ACADEMY P.O. Box 992 Powderhouse RD Groton MA 01450-0000 A 8% 4/1/2010 E 82 82 34 1/20/1995 Brewer & Lord Groups YES Mass Homeland LAZARUS HOUSE INC. PO Box 408 Lawrence MA 01840-0000 A 6% 4/1/2010 M 551 551 247 11/1/2002 MacDonald & Pangione YES Mass Homeland LEARNING CENTER FOR DEAF CHILDREN 848 Central Street Framingham MA 01701-4815 A 8% 4/1/2010 E 185 185 35 3/15/1997 Brewer & Lord Groups YES Mass Homeland MASS COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Church Street North Adams MA 01247-0000 A 5% 4/1/2010 E 270 270 85 5/1/1995 Coakley Pierpan Dolan & Collins Inc YES Mass Homeland MASS MUTUAL VALUE PLUS 1295 State Street Springfield MA 01111-0000 A 7.5% 4/1/2010 E 6100 5400 169 7/1/2008 Axia Insurance YES Mass Homeland MILTON ACADEMY 170 Centre Street Milton MA 02186-0000 A 8% 4/1/2010 E 427 427 100 2/12/1996 Brewer & Lord Groups YES Mass Homeland MORRISON BERKSHIRE P.O. Box 958 North Adams MA 01247-0000 A 5% 4/1/2010 E 55 55 15 1/1/1996 Coakley Pierpan Dolan & Collins Inc YES Mass Homeland NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION AGENCY 1 Battermarch Park Quincy MA 02269-0000 A 5% 4/1/2010 E 294 75 70 9/21/1994 Brewer & Lord YES Mass Homeland NO. READING SKATING ASSOC. P O Box 121 No. Reading MA 01864-0000 A 8% 4/1/2010 M 212 212 249 11/1/2002 MacDonald & Pangione YES Mass Homeland NOBLE & GREENOUGH SCHOOL 10 Campus Drive Dedham MA 02026-4099 A 8% 4/1/2010 E 143 143 51 1/1/1995 Brewer & Lord Groups YES Mass Homeland NORTH ANDOVER SOCCER 81 Wintergreen Dr North Andover MA 01845-0000 A 8% 4/1/2010 M 551 551 337 4/1/2007 MacDonald & Pangione YES Mass Homeland ONE BEACON INSURANCE GROUP One Beacon Lane Canton MA 02021-0000 A 15% 4/1/2010 E 926 828 531 7/1/2009 Rogers Gray Ins Agency, Inc. NO Mass Homeland PLUMBING-HEATING-COOLING CONTRACT 178 Forbes Road Braintree MA 02184-2610 A 5% 4/1/2010 M 256 256 10 8/1/1997 Brewer & Lord Groups YES Mass Homeland RAVEIS REAL ESTATE AGENTS 7 Trapp Falls Rd Shelton CT 06484-0000 A 5% 4/1/2010 E 297 297 15 4/1/2007 Wm Raveis Insurance Agency NO Mass Homeland RIVERS SCHOOL CORP. 333 Winter Street Weston MA 02193-1040 A 8% 4/1/2010 E 65 65 33 4/8/1996 Brewer & Lord Groups YES Mass Homeland ROAD TO RESPONSIBILITY 1831 Ocean St Marshfield MA 02050-0000 A 5% 4/1/2010 E 195 195 65 7/1/2009 Brewer & Lord Groups NO Mass Homeland SHADY HILL SCHOOL 178 Coolidge Hill Cambridge MA 02138-0000 A 8% 4/1/2010 E 90 90 2 10/20/1996 Brewer & Lord Groups YES Mass Homeland SHORE COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL 545 Cabot Street Beverly MA 01915-0000 A 8% 4/1/2010 E 80 80 10 9/1/1995 Brewer & Lord Groups YES Mass Homeland TABOR ACADEMY Front Street Marion MA 02738-0000 A 3% 4/1/2010 E 132 132 50 6/15/1995 Eames Insurance Agency, Inc. YES Mass Homeland TENACRE COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL 78 Benevenue Street Wellesley MA 02181-0000 A 8% 4/1/2010 E 51 51 6 10/15/1996 Brewer & Lord Groups YES Mass Homeland THAYER ACADEMY 745 Washington Street Braintree MA 02184-0000 A 8% 4/1/2010 E 120 120 48 1/1/1995 Brewer & Lord Groups YES Mass Homeland THE 300 COMMITTEE 157 Locust Street Falmouth MA 02540-2658 A 3% 4/1/2010 M 935 935 250 6/10/1996 Paul Peters Insurance Agency YES Mass Homeland THE CARROLL SCHOOL Baker Bridge Road Lincoln MA 01773-0000 A 8% 4/1/2010 E 112 112 5 5/1/1995 Brewer & Lord Groups YES Mass Homeland THE CLARKS COMPANIES 156 Oak Street Newton MA 02164-0000 A7%4/1/2010 E 341 335 64 5/5/2008 Provider Insurance Group YES Mass Homeland THE FENN SCHOOL 516 Monument Street Concord MA 01742-0000 A 8% 4/1/2010 E 86 86 4 5/1/1995 Brewer & Lord Groups YES PROPOSED PROPOSED CU, E,M,U TOTAL ELIGIBLE NUMBER ORIGINAL EXPERIENCE INSURANCE STREET AUTO (A) or RATE EFFECTIVE GROUP NUMBER NUMBER OF CURRENT PLAN AGENCY OR SUBMITTED COMPANY* GROUP NAME* ADDRESS CITY/TOWN STATE ZIP HOME (H) DEV. (0.0%) DATE TYPE** IN GROUP IN GROUP INSUREDS DATE MKT. REP. YES OR NO Mass Homeland THE FESSENDEN SCHOOL 250 Waltham Street West Newton MA 02465-1750 A 8% 4/1/2010 E 125 125 29 6/15/1995 Brewer & Lord/ Groups YES Mass Homeland TOWN OF EASTON Town Hall - Elm Street Easton MA 02356-0000 A 6% 4/1/2010 E 504 504 215 1/1/1996 Morse Insuracne Agency YES Mass Homeland TOWN OF IPSWICH 30 South Main Street Ipswich MA 01938-0000 A 3% 4/1/2010 E 352 352 8 4/25/1996 BM Sullivan YES Mass Homeland TRUESDALE CLINIC 1030 President Avenue Fall River MA 02720-0000 A 6% 4/1/2010 E 325 325 28 7/1/1999 Stafford Insurance Agency YES Mass Homeland WALNUT HILL SCHOOL 12 Highland Street Natick MA 01760-0000 A 8% 4/1/2010 E 101 30 7 5/15/2001 Brewer & Lord YES Mass Homeland WELLESLEY COLLEGE Wellesley Wellesley MA 02181-0000 A 8% 4/1/2010 E 1200 1200 65 6/1/1996 Brewer & Lord Groups YES Mass Homeland WELLESLEY COOPERATIVE BANK 40 Central Street Wellesley MA 02181-0000 A 5% 4/1/2010 M 2907 2907 614 4/1/1996 Corcoran & Havlin YES Mass Homeland WELLESLEY MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES 180 Linden Street Wellesley MA 02181-0000 A 5% 4/1/2010 CU 2486 2486 444 4/1/1995 Corcoran & Havlin YES Mass Homeland WEST SPRINGFIELD MUNICIPAL EMPLOYE 26 Central Street West Springfield MA 01089-0000 A 3% 4/1/2010 CU 1700 1700 94 1/23/1995 Ormsby Insurance Agency YES Mass Homeland WILLIAMS COLLEGE FEDERAL EMPLOYEESDennison Gate House P.O.
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