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Annual Report of the Municipal Officers of the Town of Cranberry Isles, Maine The University of Maine DigitalCommons@UMaine Maine Town Documents Maine Government Documents 1933 Annual Report of the Municipal Officers of the Town of Cranberry Isles, Maine. 1932-1933 Cranberry Isles (Me.) Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/towndocs Repository Citation Cranberry Isles (Me.), "Annual Report of the Municipal Officers of the Town of Cranberry Isles, Maine. 1932-1933" (1933). Maine Town Documents. 4029. https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/towndocs/4029 This Report is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@UMaine. It has been accepted for inclusion in Maine Town Documents by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@UMaine. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ANNUAL REPORT OF THE MUNICIPAL OFFICERS OF THE TOWN OF CRANBERRY ISLES, MAINE 1932-1933 T he A merican Prin t E l l s w o r t h , Ma in e . ANNUAL REPORT OF THE MUNICIPAL OFFICERS OF THE TOWN OF CRANBERRY ISLES, MAINE For the year ending FEBRUARY 1, 1933 ALSO SCHOOL REPORT The A merican Pr in t Ellsw orth. Maine. TOWN OFFICERS FOR 1932 Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the Poor: Frank E. Stanley, Leslie M. Rice, Frank B. Bartlett- Town Clerk, Frank B. Bartlett Treasurer and Collector, Andrew E. Stanley Superintending School Committee: Enoch A. Stanley, Leslie M. Rice, A. J. Bryant Superintendent of Schools, Winfred E. Clark Constables: Andrew E. Stanley, Joshua Alley Health Officer, Andrew E. Stanley Surveyor of Wood and Lumber, Francis W. Bunker Road Commissioner Charles E. Stanley Sealer of Weights and Measures George E. Turner Fire* Warden, Andrew E. Stanley Auditor, James R. Dwelley REPORT OF ASSESSORS VALUATION 1932 Real estate, resident $115,180 00 Real estate, non-resident 172,330 00 $287,510 00 Personal estate, resident $34,235 00 Personal estate, non ■ "esident 66,475 00 Total personal estate $100,710 00 Grand total $388,220 00 Valuation of town by Islands: Great Cranberry Island $146,395 00 Little Cranberry Island ................ 168,100 00 Sutton’s Island ................................... 66,955 00 Baker’s Island .................................... 3,270 00 Bear Island ........................................ 3,500 00 $388,220 00 APPROPRIATED AND ASSESSED Advertising Maine $25 00 Town charges 1,000 00 Support of poor 200 00 Highways, G C I 700 00 Highways, L C I 300 00 Highways, Sutton .......................................................... 50 00 Common schools ............................................................ 1,700 00 Janitors ............................................................................. 456 00 Tuition ............................................................................... 500 00 Text-books and supplies.............................................. 200 00 Fuel for schools ............................................................... 550 00 Repairs of school property ......................................... 125 00 In s u r a n c e ........................................................................... 100 00 Public wharf and float ................................................. 300 00 Supt of schools’ office rent ........................................ 70 00 Supt of schools’ salary ................................................. 275 00 Maintenance of State-aid road 4 Street lighting ................................................................ 1,000 00 Interest on notes ........................................................... 400 00 Principal on notes .......................................................... 500 00 Smythe road .................................................................... 200 00 $8,901 00 State t a x .......................................................................... $3,040 23 County tax 1,151 40 Fractional overlay ......................................................... 445 85 $13,538 48 Number of polls taxed, 113. not taxed, 6. Rate of poll tax, $3. Amount .......... $339 00 Rate of property tax, .034. Amount 13,199 48 Total commitment............................................. $13,538 48 5 LIST OF TAX-PAYERS Resident Total Total Tax Tax Alley, Joshua W $3 00 Carlson, Eric 4 70 Alley, Amaziah 3 85 Crowley, Allen C 4 02 Alley, Ruth F 23 80 Crosby, Clarence H 19 32 Alley, George A 5 33 Crosby, Vida M 24 65 Alley, Andrew 10 31 Dwelley, James R 137 47 Antonsen, Andrew K 39 72 Duren, Addie E 24 31 Ayrault, Guy 3 85 Erickson, John F 1 87 Bartlett, Irene M 43 01 Erickson, Lucy H 24 65 Bartlett, Frank B 3 68 Ellis, Ralph F 6 40 Bracy, Emma C 17 34 Eades, Persis B 239 87 Bracy, Charles W 3 68 Fernald, Everett E 33 60 Bracy, Wesley P 15 92 Fernald, George H 21 08 Bracy, James F 21 19 Fernald, Arthur L 32 58 Burton, Dudley 9 89 Fernald, Francis G 18 30 Bryant, Alonzo J 44 82 Fernald, Malcolm E 31 90 Bryant, Ralph A 34 79 Fernald, Winfred F 3 00 Bulger, Harvey E 10 65 Freeman, William A 9 80 Bulger, Charles R 20 00 Gilley, Verner A 27 99 Bulger, Sadie A 46 75 Gilley, Charles A, heirs 24 65 Bulger, Oscar S 27 99 Gott, Lulu M 28 39 Bulger, Ralph P 24 08 Ham, Agnes M 24 48 Bulger, Enoch J, heirs 11 05 Ham, Arthur E 19 66 Bulger, Mary L, heirs 6 46 Ham, Albert E 3 00 Bunker, Philip E 41 25 Ham, Daniel H, jr 14 90 Bunker, Rena A 61 71 Ham, Laura A 28 90 Bunker, James H 13 03 Hardy, Carl R 3 00 Bunker, Raymond A 21 87 Hardy, Hazel B 14 79 Bunker, Henry A 49 24 Harding, Adella A 64 23 Bunker, Linden H 14 22 Hodgkins, Adelbert S 8 10 Bunker, Alvah W 30 71 Hadlock, Grace M 179 86 Bunker, Alton H 11 50 Hadlock, George R 94 63 Bunker, Elisha G 89 37 Hadlock, Elmer C 3 00 Bunker, John M 47 54 Hamor, John H 105 00 Bunker, Percy E 38 70 Jordan, Alden H 24 14 Bunker, Francis W 48 73 Jarvis, Kenneth E 18 47 Carey, Charles B 3 00 Jarvis, Jennie M 23 97 6 Jarvis, Charles S 169 26 Spuring, Erwin 17 00 Krantz, Oscar 30 71 Spurling, Nellie A 24 65 Leighton, Frederick S 6 40 Spurling, Elmer A 15 24 Ladd, Lewis E 34 17 Spurling, Hilda A 18 70 Moore, Lilia B 21 08 Spurling, Arthur M 72 70 Morse, Mary S 113 22 Spurling, Edwin M 29 01 Phippen, Ralph C 15 58 Spurling, Millard S 8D 18 Phippen, Samuel C, heirs Spurling, Warren A 89 53 16 15 Spurling, William F 38 02 Phippen, Lawrence C 3 00 Spurring, Joseph E 94 97 Phippen, John D 43 46 Spurling, Emma F 106 59 Phippen, Inez 19 72 Sprague, James C 30 03 Phippen, Milton A 3 00 Stanley, Linda M 33 33 Phippen, Marjorie E 17 00 Stanley, Richard H 79 84 Phippen, Leslie R 13 37 Stanley, John T 3 00 Rice, Elton T 9 80 Stanley, Harvey S 62 67 Rice, Seth H 29 86 Stanley, Smith S 40 40 Rice, Charles E 18 30 Stanley, Norman F 12 52 Rice, Warren G 8 10 Stanley, John G 42 95 Rice, Leslie M 42 10 Stanley, Clifford R 19 38 Richardson, Cora 11 90 Stanley, Enoch A 32 92 Richardson, Charles E 53 32 Stanley, Frank L 35 30 Rosebrook, Gilbert H 28 67 Stanley, Arno P 61 48 Rosebrook, Willard G 22 04 Stanley, Albert E 18 30 Sawtelle, Edgerton B 3 00 Stanley, Henry E 88 51 Sawtelle, Muriel F 2 55 Stanley, Gilbert M 45 16 Sawtelle, William O 210 57 Stanley, Florence V 40 80 Sanford, Samuel C 2 38 Stan’ ey, Harold L 38 36 Spofford, Herbert E 29 18 Stanley, Elsie L 34 68 Seavey, Milton A 3 00 Stanley, Andrew E 25 27 Spurling, Agnes H 30 60 Stanley, Frank E 33 43 Spurling, George W 9 97 Stanley, Lewis G 57 23 Spurling, Clarence H 52 64 Stanley, Leah J 50 32 Spurling, Archie S 36 32 Stanley, Charles E 40 08 Spurling, Annie W 28 05 Stanley, Merrill E 38 02 Spurling, Raymond W 3 00 Stanley, Minnie M 3 91 Spurling, Harry E 3 00 Stanley, Luella, heirs 32 30 Spurling, Fred R 47 71 Swensen, Christopher 15 24 Spurling, Hervey M 6 74 Swensen, Elzada C 67 66 Spurling, Irving R 39 04 Teel, Velma — 34 85 Spurling, Francis M 40 06 Teel, Wyman S 3 00 Spurling, Eber L 34 11 7 Wedge, Frank E 16 60 White, Victor 17 96 Wedge, Everett K 28 50 White, Edgar C 9 80 Wedge, Oscar G 48 39 Young, William A 29 52 Non-Resident Ash, Martha A, heirs $11 05 Dunbar, William H 119 00 Allen, Joseph 8 50 Dunn, Gano 34 00 Ames, John S 8 50 Donald, Malcolm 61 20 Bunker, Mattie L 22 10 Eversman, Walter G 8 50 Bracy, Bertha 1 70 Fry, Thomas C 23 80 Bunker, Beniah B 28 05 Foerderer, Percival E 9 35 Bunker, Mary G 85 Field, Rachel 61 20 Brooks, Helen L 15 30 Farrar, Frederick A 57 46 Brooks, Henry G 8 50 Fraley, Mrs Bradford 14 45 Brooks, Arthur H 262 65 Fox, Frederick 9 35 Bangor Hydro-Electric Co Faulkner, William J 28 90 68 00 Fay, William R 8 50 Bowditch, Eleanor 213 35 Frazier, W W 3 40 Bowditch, Nathaniel I 80 92 Guild, Annie F 89 93 Burke, Edmond S, jr 10 20 Goodwin, Hersey B, heirs Bingham Heirs 5 10 19 55 Bulger, Charles H 15 13 Grundy, Phronie P 20 40 Bartol, John W 9 35 Gibbs, H E 5 10 Bryant, Roy D 8 16 Godfrey, Lincoln, jr 8 50 Black, Ethel R 2 55 Hayes, Lloyd B 40 80 Brengle, Lawrence J 9 35 Haddon, Mrs Alexander 27 20 Barnes, Clifford W 3 40 Harrington, Everett J 3 40 Bates, John G 9 35 Hessenbruch, Herman M Clement, Arthur M 1 02 209 95 Church, Mary W 40 80 Hodges, Mrs Clarence B 68 00 Cochran, William F 13 60 Lslesford Wharf Co 3 40 Cranberry Club 27 20 Johnson, Howard C 51 00 Cranberry Island Trust Jefferys, C P 9 35 348 67 Jackson, Donald E 8 50 Crofoot, L F 9 35 Jackson, Louise W 277 95 Cuthbert, Alfred 25 84 Johnson, Frank A 51 00 Cumming, Charles G 37 40 Kendall, William M 83 30 Cromwell, Lincoln A 17 00 Keyes, Edward L 9 35 Dickey, Charles D 9 35 Lamb, Rosamond 32 30 Dunham, Edward K 5 10 Lamb, Annie L 258 40 Douglass, Malcolm G 17 00 Ladd, Walter G 77 35 8 Lord, Mabel D 18 53' Stanley, Burton T, heirs 1 70 Lippincott, Walter H 164 90 Sears, Susan D 6 80 Lyman,
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