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VALUATION AND TAXES
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Town Officers' Reports
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Valuation and Taxes.
Polls Kama and Description of Property Tax 1 Albee, Edwin A., stock in trade 1000, horse 40, 2 cows 7<». two-
years-old 15, 80 fowls 40, dwelling 45<>, barn 600, corn house 25, shed and shop 50, tene- ment house 1200, home farm 82 acres G'xi,
house lot i a. 50, $77 35 1 Albee, Clifton E.,
horse 50, 2 swine 3<» 15 fowls 7, 2 bicycles ? 20, dwelling 600, Shippee house 200, barn 100,
house Lot J a. 50, Shippee lot 34 a. 150, 23 97 1 Amsden, Edwin, ~~>, horse dwelling 750, barn 150, house l<»t 4
a. 200, 23 39 1 Almquest, Axel,
horse L00, 8 cows 7.">, 5 19 Amsden, Lnoretia,
dwelling 800, Bhed 25, lien house LOO, house
12.">, lol l ft. exempt 500, 91
1 Allen, Thomas, 2 <><> l r>i>ii«»p, Joseph,
2 lio]>« - 12."», -1 two-years-old •">", bicycle 1",
dwelling L50, barn 150, shed 2."-, home farm
- », 100, 18 -7 1 Brault, Lewi
li"! ' '), dwelling' 200, QOUSC Lol 10
- 1<» 4 assessors' report
Polls Names and Description of Property Tax 1 Bishop, Fred N., 2 horses 50, dwelling 300, barn 150, house lot
2 a. 100, out land 9 a. 100, $14 74 1 Best, BrentoD, 2 00 1 Best, Leverett E.,
horse 75, cemetery lot 2 a. 170, 6 4G Best, Mrs. Carrie,
dwelling 275, house lot £ a. 25, S 46 1 Bristol, E. F., 2 hoi'ses 150, 5 cows 125, 2 two-years-old 35,
4 yearlings 00, swine 8, 2 bicycles 15, dwell-
ing 500, barn 400, home farm 20 a. 600, pas-
ture and sprout land 32 a. 125, Stone Hill lot
30 a. 90, 4(> 36 1 Berry, Munroe, 2 horses 100, 4 cows 120, 4 two-years-old 80,
yearling 15, swine (5, 5 fowls 2, 7 88 1 Bosworth, H. W. B., horse 75, 5 cows 150, 2 two-years-old 40, year-
ling 12, 1 swine 13, dwelling 400, barn and shed
150, home farm 66 a. 325, S. F. Brown lot 14
a. 400, meadow 2 a. 20, J. S. Brown lot 35 a. 200, 34 49 1 Bosworth, Loring, 2 horses 100, 3 cows 65, 4 sheep 12, 2 year- lings 25, dwelling 100, barn 10, 2 Comee bams
100, home farm 15 a. 100, Whipple lot 2 a. 10,
Hapgood lot 5£ a. 15, Stone and Stevens lot
6 a. 45, Farnsworth lot 10 a, 40, Comee farm
150 a. 450, Howe lot 30 a. 60, 22 61 Blackmer, L. S. (estate),
Stimpson lot 88 a. 450, 8 19
1 Blackmer, Eugene C, 2 00 . , 1
TOWN OF DANA D
Poll.-- nc.~ and Description of Property Tax
l Blackmer, Le . 2 horses 50, 13 cows 300, two-years-old 1"»,
yearling 15, 2 swine '2~>, 50 fowls $5, dwelling
400, 2 bams 300, home farm UO a. 600, Hill-
man plain 25 a 250, 8 "4
1 Bates, M
hon 1 50, bicycle 10, 3 73
1 Bi^«
bicycle 10, 2 18
1 Bates, Virgil, dwelling 150, ba 150, home farm 12 92
1 Bndroi
1 BudroM 2
1 I>r. .u n, Han y E.,
ck in 1 elling 1 2
honse lot K), house lot 2 a 10, 35 B5
I., barn and
lol 3 a.
1 Blandam< 2 00
I S
. ! ! 500, _'T
.i; l; .
l>0, dwell t 600, eai
ii », i house lote . 51 Bl
B I dwellu . barn 2<
house lol I i 2 2
l •,•<•),, m. i;. | 2
I rt E., trusta f the ( »llier plac<
. « I . 1 1 6 assessors' report
Polls Names and Description of Property Tax Beech er, Mrs. K. E., horse 75, cow 30, two-years-old 20, 30 fowls 15, dwelling 1000, barn 300, hen house 100,
home farm 70 a. 400, Sibley lot 8 a. 40, Double-
day lot 8 a. 65, Peckham lot 8 a. 60, $38 31 1 Balcom, William H., 2 00
1 Betcher, John A.,
bicycle 5, 2 09 1 Burlingame, Allen, horse 70, cow 30, two-years-old 20, dwelling
200, barn 100, home farm 100 a. 300, 15 10 1 Butterworth, James W.,
stock in trade 30, house lot and cellar £ a. 200, 6 19
1 Bixby, Albert, horse 75, 2 cows 60, dwelling loo, barn 50,
home farm 58 a. 150, 9 92 1 Cooley, D. W., one-half steam mill 500, one-half water sup- ply 35, horse 40, bicycle 10, dwelling 400, barn
50, house lot 2£ a. 150, 23 57 1 Clark, Wm. P., 2 cows 70, dwelling 600, barn and shop 200,
house lot 4 a. 250, exempt 500, 23 29
1 Carey, Jerry,
dwelling 800, hen house 50, lot 88 a. 500, 26 57
1 Collier, E. A.,
horse 50, bicycle 5, 3 00
1 Comee, Walter H., 2 00 1 Crawford, George, 2 00
1 Crawford, F. B„ 2 00
1 Crawford, Wm. J., 2 horses 150, dwelling 2500, tenement 1200, house lot 2 a. 400, tenement lot J a. 150, 82 08 TOWN OF DANA
Pulls Naiiit- and Deeerlptton of Property Ta\ 1 Crawford, W. J., Jr., $2 00 1 Crawford, John L., 2 00 Crawford, Mra F. B., one-half dwelling G50, one-half barn 125, one- half store building 1000, one-half tenement
2-")0, one-half house lot ^ a. 75, one-half house
Lot | a. 100, one-half store lot |a 100, 41 86 1 Cannel, Lewis, 2 00
1 Cutting, Andrew J., 2 "ii
1 ( Kz ia,
R >bbina Lot 8 a. 10, Parkhurst lot 15 a. 40,
Walker Lot L6 a 50, 32
1 ( Shelifoux, Joseph,
5 horses 260, 4 cows 90, l fcwo-yeare-old 75,
yearlu g 1", - Bwine 20, 2 aheep 6, dwelling
300, barn 200, one-hall borne farm 17.}, a L25,
meadow lot 10 a 25, lingers lot 20 a LOO, 2 I 86 Chamberlain, Mra Lucy, one-half dwelling 200, one-half barn 125, one- half home farm ~'i\ a L75, empt l Cra rford a Tyler,
'. •k in l : > trade 20 >, machinery 5000, office press 1k.ii-- 2 0, barn LOO, factory 2500, picker
house 650, dj e t fi n >, small shop 50, boi
1 1 o >mb huii- 275, 1 1 eworth house
' i B worth barn L00, M i m house and abed 53 liorgan barn L50, tenement house 7" Iman house 1700, Goodnow house 400,
' 1 a 16 odman barn 50, mil] land I 200, a it. r privilege L000, (towage Land 20
MM), i Ik. us.- house lot tfa Lot | a
' ' M (ai urn 17 i . dman hon
Lot • a I o '. | Q cb i lot a 10 877 88 8 assessors' report
Polls Names and Description of Propei'ty Tax Comee & Johnson, water supply 300, 85 46
1 J. E. Comerfort, 2 00
1 Doubleday, Lucius, stock in trade 810, 4 horses 400, 16 cows 480, 3 two-years-old 50, 4 yearlings 50, 3 swine 35, 2 oxen 90, dwelling 700, 2 barns 1100, shed
50, home farm 200 a. 1300, Cooler lot 15 a.
150, meadow lot 1 a. 50, E. Doubleday farm
40 a. 400, house lot 20 a. 200, Lmdsey A:
Johnson 98 a. 300, M. L. Lmdsey farm 60 a.
200, Flint & Gillett lot 20 a. 60, one-half Ed-
munds lot 21 a. 70, part of Thayer farm lo a.
25, Stimpson lot 20 a. 50, one-half George H.
Allen lot 12^- a. 100, one-third Lincoln lot *^
a. 25, 123 85
1 Doubleday, Frank, stock" in trade 160, dwelling 1000, one-half mill 150, house lot J a. 25, one-half mill lot 5 a. 50, one-half Spooner lot £ a. 38, one-half water privilege 100, one-half Geo. H. Allen lot 12^ a. 100, one-third Liucoln lot 8J a. 25, 31 99 1 Doubleday, C. W., stock in trade 36u, 3 horses 250, 4 cows 12'),
two-years-old 20, swine 1 .">, bicycle 10, dwell- ing 500, baru 225, outbuildings 100, one-half
sawmill 150, home farm 80 a. 800, one-half
water privilege 100, one-half mill lot n a. 50,
one-half Spooner lot £ a. 38, one-third Lincoln
lot 8-k a. 25, 52 29 1 Doubleday, John A., 2 00 1 Doubleday, W. L., horse 40, dwelling 400, bam 100, 11 83 ,
TOWN OF DANA y
1 Polk S • Description "i Proper*] I Doubleday & Whitney,
- Page Lot 14 el 25, i
1 Doubleday, El N .
• '"I', <-k ii. 2 4 i
( ailing 1 2 K), 2 bam tat build-
ings 200, U 350, I dement barn
1 . li. Lindsey house 200, Pratt house 100,
Shingh hi , H. I). Lindsey house 2
_' h >me I tddard lot 1 2 a 35,
t2a i" \ B BHtts lot 24 a 50, ~ mona lot -l a !) Lindsey farm
50 I \ Amsden I A 22 a 5 . Parlin
56 Dhayer farm 10 a, 2 P lit Kin, m 9 a Willard Thayer lo1 la a I
N L. Johnson lot 68 I 39
Doub I Stnv, el],
trad< )( l" L9 C K Goodman,
\\ ii,
ID i I.
• ! l hoi , dwelling
l i 16( . . Pi i plain
1 \ drich lot
l .• D< i rig,
2
! I Hill lot 1 6 a l i J. Walt
I wIs 1 7 Qg
I . hen Ip.ii-. i
.'. i.i tore i" a 7. r 17 i Do D mi 10 assessors' report
Polls Names and Description of Property Tax Dumas, Mrs. Jennie, dwelling 400, barn 150, out buildings 50,
house lot 5 a. 150, S13 65 1 Doane, Albert E., 2 horses 75, 3 cows 85, bicycle 10, 5 09 Doane, Geo. W., estate, house 700, bam and shed 150, home farm 40
a. 450, meadow £ a. 25, 24 12
1 Demar, Frank, 2 00 1 Demar, Henry, stock in trade 250, dwelling 800, billiard hall 250, house lot J a. 20), 29 30 1 Davenport, Herbert, 2 00
1 Durkee, Geo. W.,
horse 100, Farnsworth farm 30 a. 100, 5 64 Durkee, Mrs. G. W.,
Johnson block 1000, lot J a. 75, 19 57 1 Doane, A. W., 2 horses 125, cow 35, yearling 15, dwelling 500, tenement house 200, barn 50, barn 125, Isaac Doane house 200, barn 125, Johnson barn 150, Sunderland house 250, barn 150, house lot J a. 25, meadow 3 a. 25, meadow "> a. 100, Lincoln lot 14 a. 5<>, Stevens lot 69 a.
732, Johnson farm 150 a. 600, S. Smith lot ^ a. 50, Amsdeu meadow 2 a. 25, Isaac Doane
farm 100 a. 2000, Freeman meadow 1£ a. 100,
Sunderland farm 97 a. 1200, part of Flagg
farm 46 a. 150, Brown and Doane lot 17 a. 50, 120 89 1 Estey, E. W., horse 75, cow 35, swine 10, dwelling 300, bam
150, home farm 4 a. 40, 13 10 .
TOWN OF DANA 11
Polls Names and Description of Property Tax
1 Doane, C. X.,
stock in trade 200, horse 100, 8 cows 23."), 3 yearlings 35, Clark mortgage 500, dwelling 1200, barn and market 500, farm barn 200, corn barn 2">, lard house 50, carnage house
150, house lot lj a. 300, Blackmer lot 14 a.
4oo, Lindsey lot 28 a. 400, meadow 3 a. 22.5,
Stimpeon lot 1 a. 30, Cooley lot 4 a. 150,
Weeks lot 4 a. 200, Daniel Lindsey lot ^ a. 45, $92 00
1 Doane, Fred E., Btoch in trade 500, 2 horses 150, 10 swine 75, 15 20 1 Edson, Frank, bicycle lo, 2 18 Flagg, Murray, estate,
dwelling 700, barn and shed 100, house lot 2 a L50, 17 29
1 Fisher, El I ard, bicycle 1", 2 is
1 Fisher, John !>..
bicycle 10, 2 is
1 Freeman, ( 'has. \\\.
3 hi irses 12 >, 1 18
1 Foster, I - d EL,
: dwelling 6 I, shop 25, borne lo1 » a 60, i 64
• 1 Flah< i I Idward,
2 55
• 1 Flah< . Hi i. i:
"» ,) ,; railing 200, barn 50, shop , borne farm
i i 25, 7 7! i I M E Lb 92 i Oifford, I ed L 2 00 12 assessors' report
Polls Names and Description of Property Tax
1 Greenleaf, O. E., horse 50, 2 cows 90, S4 55 Greenleaf, Mrs. E. L., dwelling 250, barn 250, woodhouse 25, home
farm 70 a. 400, exempt 500, 7 74
1 Gilbert, Fred, bicycle 10, 2 18
1 Gee, C. E.,
5 horses 500, dwelling 1200, house lot £ a. 200, Blackmer lot 10 a. 100, Ranger lot £ a. 100,
Doubleday lot 08 a. 80'), G. L. Johnson lot 30
a. 185, 58 15 Gee, Charles E. & Co.,
stock in trade 2100, Parkhuret lot 1<> a. 100,
Brown lot 15.1 a. 150, 42 77
2 Grover, K. S.,
stock in trade 1700, 7 horses 725, 2 cows 55,
yearling 30, 2 swine 15, 20 fowls 10, bicycle
10, hotel building 12"0, barn 300, house lot
4 a. 100, Page lot 74 a. 225, Hill & Stone
lot 36 a. 100, one-half Liscomb lot 37 a. 100,
Aldrich lot 13 a. 40, 87 90
1 Gleason, C. A.,
dwelling 1400, 2 barns 500, house lot A a. 200,
Lindsey plain 0(5 a. 8i><>, meadow lot 1 a. 75,
J. E. Stone lot 23 a. 200, Williams lot 1^ a. 50,
C. Richardson meadow 2 a. 70, John Tolman
meadow 1 a. 25, 62 42 1 Gibbs, William,
dwelling 1600, barn 300, house lot 1} a. 300, 42 04
1 Gleason, Geo. E., 2 horses 150, dwelling 700,
barn 300, house lot } a. 200, Woods lot £ a. 50, 27 48 Im\v\ OF DANA 13
\. •- Polls ni'i Description <>i Property I 1 Groodman, -lames O.,
'1 ! L80, 2 bicycles 20, building lot and
- liar \ a -J" I 2fi l Groodman, O. H.,
1 Gravill, Orick, ck in trade 100, 3 82
1 G in, H. \\\.
") '_>M horses 700, 2 bicycles . dwelling 1600,
barn and sheds 300, house lot 1 a 200, L. B.
Williams lot 2 a 300, building lot \ a. 100,
Williams lot S - 5 Skinner plain H4 a. 1"".
t nllam lot H> a. 100, Goodman & Grleason lot
19 - 34
i Gill II . 2 00 Gruild, Mi- Jul
dwelling 300, bouse lot g a 25 5 92
r. • 1 1 bbe, M h , estate,
dwelling I barn 150, tenement 900, hou&i
I i lot I 100,
( rrovei
B U lot 2< 9]
1 (, bb I P 2 DO
1 GKlwee, W i 2 00
' ' 08,
1 1 irkee lot l" a 80
Q ! . H W C
i< loo, j
300, bleach bousea 1 200, Bb
1 i lot " Gribbs lot i 2< 72
I Hunt « ll 2 Bunt lira. C B
j i t rOO, bona- lot i 100 1 i Hi: ter, John E 14 assessors' report
Polls Names and Description of Property Tax 1 Horr, John M.,
2 bicycles 20, . 82 36 1 Hamilton, Joseph W.,
horse 10, 2 cows 60, 2 yearlings 40, swine 6,
dwelling 200, bam 150, home lot 25 a. 150, 13 21 1 Haskins, E. C, stock in trade 300, dwelling 1200, barn 150,
home lot \ a. 200, 35 67 Haskins, E. C. Farmer, 2 horses 75, 14 cows 450, dwelling 400, barn and shed 375, Rufus Thayer house 100, barn
50, home farm 90 a. 450, Rufus Thayer place
30 a. 100, Lindsey plain 6 a. 30, 36 95
1 Haskins, Harry, horse 100, bicycle 20, 4 18 1 Haskins, Lester, bicycle 20, 2 36 1 Hart, Edward, 2 00 Hart, Win., estate,
dwelling 1000, house lot i a. 200, 21 84 1 Hager, O. E., stock in trade 3600, 3 horses 300, 3 bicycles
30, dwelling 1400, barn 300, house lot T a. 100, 106 29 1 Hale, Charles W., horse 40, cow 35, one-fourth tenement house 250, one-fourth barn and shed 63, Albirty place 500, barn 400, one-fourth house lot y1^ a. 5i», house lot 1 a. 50, Hall lot 30 a. 90, 28 90 Hale, Mrs. Charles W., tenement house 500, house lot J a. 50, Good- man lot i a. 100, 11 83 1 Hale, Dexter, horse 50, 2 91 TOWN OF DANA 15
Polls Names ami Description of Property Tax
1 Hanson, Frank, $2 00 Hale, Mrs. Dexter, dwelling 350, barn 250, office 25, hen house
25, 2 tenement houses 700, house lot 1 a. 300,
2 house lots £ a. 10", 2 b ulding lots 2 a. 10 >, 33 67
1 Horr, J. E., horse 20. 2 cows 70, two-years-old 25, swine
10, 4 28
Horr, Mrs. J. E.,
dwelling 300, barn 200, home farm 69£ a. 400,
White lot 6 a. 75, 17 75
Hapgood At (xee Lumber Co.,
Btook in trade 0881, Cooley lot 40 a. 600, 136 15 Harsha, Mrs. Robert,
dwelling 700, barn 75, house lot £ a. 50, ex- empl 500, 5 92 Holland, Mrs, Lizzie,
building lot a. loo, J exempt
1 Hanson, Geo. EL, 2 80 Hale, Roeella,
dwelling 700, one-half dwelling 350, house lot
] a. L50, one-half boose lol i a 75, 2 I 21 Hon-, Mm Angelini
dwelling 160, bam 100, home lol 20 a 100, Dot taxed
1 Hoitt, Webster, 2 00 Hammond, .Mi\ A.bbie,
one-half dwelling 850, oi e-half house 1"' .. b 75, exempt 125,
1 I . Johns* >n, A .
boras 2 >, con 8 \ yearling 10, bicycle L0, Dp-
ton i'!i 26, 8
• I .hi. son, M i J< ,(•], (.11. ! I 2J a 20 8 oi 16 assessors' report
Polls Names and Description of Property Tai Johnson, Mrs. C. A.,
dwelling 200, barn 2">, hen house 50, home
farm 3 a. 50, Hoitt place 6 a. 100, $7 74
1 Johnson, F. J., 2 00
1 Johnson, N. L.,
stock in trade 3100, 3 horses 225, 2 cows 2 two-years-old 40, dwelling 2000, barn 150, shop 600, tan house ban] 100, farm barn 100,
office 50, sheds "><», house lot ± a. 100, home
farm 130 a. 1200, shop lot \ a. 50, sprout land
8 a 40, King pasture 2'' a. 150, Fowler lot 12
a. 1<><), 14!) .".1
1 Johnson, N. S .
dwelling 1000, barn 250, shop 100, house Lol
a. Johnson lot 3 1 "J I 70 J 50, a
-Johnson. Se1h, i
timber land 22 a. 1000, water privilege 9 300, 23
1 Johnson, (i. N., •_> oo
1 .Johnson, Pred,
horse ."'i>, 2 01
I Jacques, Geo.,
4 horses 400, '.» 28
1 Joslyn, Geo., horse 20, 2 36
I Knapi>, Moses,
horse 100, part of Davis farm 2" a. 200, pas- ture and sprout land 16J a. 60, 1 Knapp, Alfred B.,
2 horses 7."), dwelling 450, 2 barns 200, home
farm 7.") a. 400, part of Davis farm 30 a. 150, 2.", is Knapp, Mrs. A. B.,
3 cows 9-">, two-years-old 2.'), 2 18 .
TOWN OF J) AN A 17
Polls Names, an 1 Description of Property 1 Kendall, Geo. A., stock in trade 600, new house unfinished 1000,
- house lot £ a. 200, I 73 1 Knight, H. C., 2 00
1 Kelley, Frank, 2 00
I Lincoln, L. T.,
horse 40, 3 cows llo, 2 fowls 1, one-half dwelling '200, one-half barn and shed 12~>,
one-half borne farm 25 a. 17"), plain lot 4-'> a 600, 23 86 l Lincoln, Wm. B., horse 3 . '• cows 15m, yearling 15, 2 swine 2", dwelling 400, 2 barns 275, carriage bouse 75,
hen h<»us«- 1."), home farm 87 a. 4<>o, Rog< meadow 5 a 150, 29 H4
1 LincolD, Joseph D., horse I", 3 cows 65, dwelling 400, 2 barns LOO, Bhed L00, home farm 90 a 350, Stone
meadow l a. 35, meadow 2 a. 70, Bale mead-
11 s ow 2 ;i l ", wood and <>astur< land * a. 50, 25 i
1 Lindeey, [ra I' . 2 00
l ~ Lai 1 1 tbert,
2 horses 90, 2 cows (>•">, dwelling 250, barn
rj."), home farm 68 u. 800, Fisher Lot 1"' a "><>. L8 "2
1 ' i • I ) L H .
dwelling 1200, Bhed 25, house lol | a 100, 26 12
1 Lindsey, Leu B 2 00
( l Lindsey, h \
• '. honk J" i k 9 dwelling 100, barn 25, ho
Lol
I Lindsey, Joseph, 2 00
i I I 76 18 assessors' report
Polls Karnes, and Description of Property Tax 1 Lindsey, P. H.. stock in trade 150, 5 horses 150, dwelling
1200, office 50, house lot £ a. 150, land gained
from Petersham 3 a. 60, $34 03 1 Lindsey, Edward, <>0 Lincoln* Sylvester, esta*e,
dwelling 800, hen house 75, home farm 4~> a.
900, house lot J a. 75, Foster lot 20 a. 150, 3G 40
1 Lincoln, Geo. W., horse 75, dwelling 1200, barn 150, house lot in; 1 a. i, 29 70 Lindsey, Chas., estate,
part of Sibley lot 8j a. 50, 91 1 Lemon, Chan. M.,
stock in trade ion, horse 50, cow 40, dwell'. s
700, Oarn 175, shop 250, house lot ) a. 200,
shop lot | a. 50, 3" 49
1 Merriam, John Q. A.,
dwelling 150, home place 1'.' a. 100, Tulman
lot 20 a. 50, 7 40
1 Morse, Fred, horse power 10", horse 1 73
1 Modgeleski. Custha, 2 00 1 Modgeleski, John, 2 <-«) 1 Myett, Lewis,
horse 50, - 01 1 Miller, Clifford,
bicych- 5, 2 09
1 Murphy, William E., 2
1 Marcy, Nezra, horse 70, 2 cows 70, bicycle l", dwelling 300,
barn 50, home farm GO a. 250, 15 65
1 Mouslev, J. H., Rev., 2 00 ; > 1
TOWN OF DANA 19
Polls Names and Description of Property T«iK Mason, Miss C. H.,
dwelling 1000, bam 150, house lot 1 a. 250, • 25 48 Methodist Society,
dwelling 900, barn 150, house lot 1 a. 200, 25 48
1 Maynard, Frank A., 2 no 1 McCarthy, Allen, 2 00
1 McDermott, John, 2 00
1 Nolett, Mose^,
-• >ck in trade 150, dwelling 1000, shop 300,
house lot a. shop lot a. 30 67 .J 100, & 25, 1 Nntting, Joseph, horse 75, dwelling 600, barn 100, Davenport
house 1000, house lot 1 a. 50, Davenport lot i a. 75, 36 59
1 Plnmb, Howard B., horse •">", 2 91
1 Pierce, Wallace, 2 <»<)
1 Piper, Win., 2 00 Piper, Mrs. Win.,
dwellii l UK), house loi j a L50, 28 21
1 Plumb, Chas. H.,
- _' 3 hors< 35, 1 c< w 1 I ling >, 1 b^i ine
25, dwelling 600, barn 600, hen houai 7
home farm 100 a. 7« < ;;, f
1 Pluff, William,
•_' t v. - -•. horse 50, >ld 6 . 3 Q< 28, dwell-
ing 1«» ', barn and Bhed 250, home farm 96J a
>0, 1
i l ' . . / l
•j I. cow 2 Pollard, William,
dw< i ", home farm 85 a 176
1 !; i ph. ,
20 assessors' report
Polls Names and Description of Property Tax 1 Recor, Joseph, Jr., 3 horses 175, 10 cows 300, two-years-old 15, 3 yearlings 35, swine 15, 2 bulls 40, 20 fowls 10,
bicycle 3, horse power 100, dwelling 500, barn
and shed 300, home farm 100 a. 500, $38 27
1 Ripley, Albert, horse 35, 2 64
1 Russell, Frank, horse 35, 2 cows 65, swine in, dwelling 500,
barn 200, home farm GO a. 350, Comee
meadow 2 a. 75, Giddins lot 14 a. 90, meadow
land 2£ a. 50, 27 <»2
1 Randall, Harry, horse 125, bicycle 1", 4 40 1 Ray, Geo., 2 00
1 Richards, D. L. stock in trade 200, horse 25, store building 200, 73
1 Richards, E. H., 2 00
1 Randal], C. A., 2 00
Randall, Mrs. ('. A.,
2 horses 150, 3 cows 7."), swine 15, 5 fowls :'.,
dwelling 150, barn 100, home farm 50 a. 200, 12 01 1 Randall, Lyman,
horse 00, yearling 15, 12 fowls 0, hen house
35, pasture land 15 a. 100, 5 93 Randall, Chas., estate,
dwelling 200, bam loo, home farm 7(5 a. 500,
Fales lot 2 a. 25, 15 1)2 Randall, Luthera,
2 cows 60, Peckham farm 20 a. 200, exempt 1 Richardson, Paul, 2 00
1 Roberts, Geo., 2 00 ,
TOWN OF DANA 21
Full- Names and Description ol Property i 1 Bobbins, Washington,
dwelling 3 aid 200, hen honse 50, home
place 3 a. 150, Snow meadow 10 ;t. 200, &22 "'2 Simonds, Mrs. Joseph,
horse 20, 2 oowb 60, dwelling 200, home farm
^'2 35 a. : 6
1 Spoonei . E ig<
hi
Spool er, Mrs. Eugene,
dwelling 100, bare 150, home place 3 a. 50, 5 16
1 Slating, Albert,
1~>, honse 3 oows i_ >, yearling 30 fowls 15,
dwelli i home farm 1 5 a. L50,
meadow 20 a. 100, L6 75
•! L S . H.,
'•-• irling 15, dwelling 175, barn 20,
' |J :i. 7.",, io hoi m 11 125, Whipple plain , a [o
1 8 b W ..
horse 25, 25, 2 Bwine L5, dwelling 250,
bail I shed 150, home farm 7
18 ! . I .
3 b 75 2 o w i 70, 2 yearlings 25, dwell-
ing barn unfinished l
I 9 20
i I Sp ' I ward
hoi (welling 1 25, barn 40, house lot I
a. 85, 28
1 Sanforri, Bern r, 2 00 Skim
i elling . ben houst immei
home farm '.'7 a. 600, plain land
• i . lit 1 50, meadow
la- d 1 i j i Stone 67 22 assessors' report
Polls Names and Description of Property Tax 1 Skinner, O. EL, horse 50, 2 cows 70, $4 18 1 Stone, Wm. O., 2 00 1 Simonds, F. F., cow 35, dwelling 550, barn 100, home farm 5J a. 175, plain lot 2 a. 75, 19 02
1 Simonds, Walter F., bicycle 20, 2 36 1 Stevens, Ralph W., bicycle 15, 2 27 1 Stevens, F. D., stock in trade 1200, horse 35, bicycle 15, store building 1000, lot J a. 50, 43 86 1 Simonds, J. F., 2 00 1 Saxton, Henry F.,
horse 50, cow 25, barn 100, Carter place 1 a. 50, 10 1 Smith, Francis,
dwelling 400, barn 200, shop 50, Wm. Smith
house 200, home farm 38 a. 350, shop lot J a. 10, Hill place 20 a. 250, one-half meadow 1^
a. 5o, Smith meadow a. 0<>, house lot 1 a. 100, 32 30 1 South worth, Geo. E., horse 25, 4 cows 100, 3 swine 20, dwelling
175, barn 125, shop 50, farm 30 a. 150, S.-uth-
worth lot 30 a. 150, 10 47 1 Stone, Walter M., cow 40, horse 20, 3 09 1 Stone, Warren A., 2 CO Stone Bros.,
dwelling 200, barn 100, farm 47 a. 300, Farns-
worth lot 50 a, 100, 12 74 TOWN OF DANA 2.">
Polls Names and Description of Property Tas Stone, Jerome,
meadow 1^ a. 30, exempt
1 Stiinpson, Geo.,
Stimpson lot 58 a. 500, Sll 10
1 Shattack, I. T., ck in trade 700, horse 35, store building
500, store lot £ a. 50, 25 39
Shattnck, Mrs. I. T.,
dwelling 300, barn 250, house lot h a 100, 11 83
1 Stark, Win. J.,
ick in trade 700, horse 75, '1 bicycle- 15, 16 38
1 Sweetland, J. )'... 2 00
1 \ .-tm, 2 00 l Stowell, B. F.,
horse 75, cow 30, house 200, bam 50, home farm 36 a 250, 13 <'<>
I Snow, Monr<
dwelling 500, house lot J a. 50, 12 01 l Sprague, E. Gk,
1 Stone, James S.,
horse 10, dwelling 1200, barn LOO, house lot
27 a. 5 35 b.» i Slate Lines W., Dr.,
2 horses I I 73
I 81 ell, Edis,
dwelling lot 1" ». 20 20 900, house J a
1 Stev< i i I
71 BOO, bicycle 1", 12 92
1 l Ston< . N
h": .' pavillion 275, 8 cottages 50, Joel
i ( hnson lo1 1 2 a Ihamberlain mead* i n 6
i l ion land ! 7 , L6
l 9tone, Hei I 24 assessors' report
Polls Names and Description of Property Tax 1 Stone, L. C, dwelling 375, barn 20, shop 50, home place 2
a. 100, shop lot \ a. 50, Stone lot 25 a. 150, 815 56 Southworth & Doane,
Holt lot 50 a. 100, 1 82
1 Stone, E. J.,
dwelling (100, barn 200, home farm 46 a. 600,
Stone meadow 5£ a. 100, Aldrich lot 40 a. 150,
Flagg meadow 2 a. 50, 32 94
1 Sampson, Win. K, • 2 00 Thayer, Willard,
dwelling 100, barn 100, home farm 75 a. 250, exempt 1 Thayer, Thomas L..
dwelling 400, house lot \ a. 150, 12 01 1 Thompson, James, steam mill 1000, 20
1 Tolman, C. F.,
dwelling 225, house lot 4 a. 25, 6 55 1 Towne, Oscar, 2 no 1 Towne, Frank, 2 00 Tetzlaff, Mrs. L.,
horse 15, 2 cows SO, 2 yearlings 30, 2 swi]
20, lo fowls 5, dwelling 500, barn and shed
200, home farm ion a. 500, 24 75
1 Towne, U. A.,
4 horses 300, 5 cows 150, swine lo, bicycle 2, one-half dwelling house 175, one-half barn 63,
one-half home farm 46 a. 750, 28 lo Towne, Mrs. Mary, one-half dwelling 175, one-half barn 63, one-
half home farm 46 a. 750, exempt 500, 8 89 1 Tolman, Oscar L., 2 bicycles 10, 2 18 1
TOWN <>F DANA 25
Poll- \ imefl :i i>< l Description i>t Property Tax Tu\\ o Farm, horse 75,6 cows 180, 3 fcwo-years-old 60, 2 s arlings -i'', Bwine I . 20 fowls 10, dwelling house 800, 2 barns Tun, farm 14<> a 2000,
a a. 50, one-half Huyt lot -\ a. 150, exempt 1 Tolmao, S. D.,
2 bors - L20, two-years-old 15, 2 bwine L2, dwelli] g 300, 2 barns 200, con crib
2.5, shop 25, home farm A.msden Lot 12 a 50, Smith lot 2 a. 20, S21 1 Tyler, William, 2 horses 50, bicycle 1". 09 1 Tyler, H. C . ."»".. "><><), a dwelling • tenemenl house 250, barn loo, Witt farm 60 a 250, house lot 1 a 1 <*•(') DQl ad( >W la. '.' 1 Tvl, i. K. P., ck in trad" 1 500, horse 50, bicycle - dwelling 2500, barn 500, boat house 65, hoi lot 1 a 300, - apstoi e lot 38 a 100, pari Bll farm 62 & 1 50, < HeaSOD lot ! B Barron - lot 27 all I 1 1 Tbompt i >hn, hi m I I u 1 8wii ! i Ha Id i g 10 0, hall tot | a 5 LH 11 I ,; f 1 I Threepenny Moi rifi I 200, 1 Vaughi E I l 8 85, dwelli] I "i, lot ^ u. II 21 • 1 w w 26 assessors' report Polls Names and Description of Property Tax 2 Whipple, Wm, horse 20, bicycle 10, S4 55 Whipple, Mrs. Wm., dwelling 250, house lot £ a. 2"), ."> 00 1 Wheeler, William, 2 horses 100, cow 25, 4 28 1 Whiting, Samuel, horse 25, bicycle 10, sawmill 200, mill privi- lege and lot 2 a. 300, 11 74 1 Wood, H. T., horse 50, 2 cows 55, two-years-old 25, 2 year- lings 30, 10 fowls 5, dwelling 400, barn 250, carriage house 50, shop 50, home farm 85 a. 425, meadow lot 4 a. 50, 27 30 Wood, Mrs. H. T., one-eighth Tolman lot 1 a. 280, one-eighth Joshua Tolman lot 5 a. 217, 9 05 T 1 W hitney, F. J., 2 horses 100, 2 cows 55, 30 fowls 15, bicycle 5, dwelling 200, barn 100, cider mill 25, home farm 123 a. too, Haven hill 8 a. 5", E. G. Stone lot 28 a. 400, P. Stone lot 3 a. 1<», J. E. Spooner lot 2 a. 10, Gallmid lot 2 a. 10, Paine lot 2:5 a. 50, 28 03 1 Wood, Frank T., - 2 bicycles 2o, dwelling 1000, house lot i a. 1"". 22 1 Wheeler, Willard, 4 horses 300, 7 40 1 Witt, Harry S., .") Higgins lot 10 a. 30, Giddins lot IS a. 55, 3 5 1 Witt, Frank, 2 00 1 Witt, Ira, stock in trade 1200, horse 100, 25 66 FOWS OF DANA 27 Polls Names and Descrlptl n of Property Tax 1 Witt, Stephen, Dr., 2 bones 100, dwelling house 2000, barn 250, tenement house 1200, barn 50, house lot ± a. 200, tenement house lot 2^ a. 400, meadow- lot 10 a. 100, Goodman pasture 2:) a. 150, $82 99 1 Wood, J. F .. horse 35, dwelling 1600, barn 250, house lot \ a. 100, 38 13 1 Wilkinson, Albert. 2 <><> 1 Weeks, Erastus, horse 50, 2 cows 45, dwelling 500, barn 15 '. Bhed 50, home farm 20 a. 3 "». 21 93 1 Wilkinson, Fred A.. 11 1 bicycles 20, dwelling 600, barn l ". honse lot 1 a. 2 1ST! 1 Williams, Chas. H., 2 "<> Wirt. Mrs. Albert, dwelling honse 700, barn 50, honse lot 2 a. 2 ..-mpt 5 Woodside Park, Park buildings 100, Park land 20 a 200, < 16 1 White, Jai bic 2 09 1 Williams, E. i:.. Williams, Mrs. K. I'... dwelling 1000, barn 100, >. honse lot 1 200, 66 l White, Wm. II . ..' 2 li I • ne 12, 7 66 1 'A'- ! >n, Cha . 2 I Non-Residents. Names, Residences and Description of Propeitj Tax Aldricb, Thomas, estate, Worcester, Gallond lot l£ a. 15, I 27 Anderson, Frank, Hardwick, sprout hmd 30 a. 300, 5 16 Akley, Arthur, Templeton, plain lot 5 a. 50, 91 Andrews, V. W\, North Leverett, plain land 10 a. 40, 73 Blodgett, George, Springfield, siock in trade 1000, machinery 1850, horse 25, shop Too, storehouse 200, shed ">o, shop lot 2 a. 200, 2G Bosworth, Lucinda, estate, Worcester, sprout land 4 a. 25, 46 Beauregard, .Joseph, Canada, house lot 1 a. 15, 82 Bowker Fertiliser Company, Boston. storehouse 100, 1 82 Bartlett, R. S., Lowell. Forbes house 200. barn 100, home farm 80 a, 475, II 11 Bancroft, Jonas II.. Petersham, dwelling house 800, house lot 1 a. 200, part of Ranger farm 1 a. 100, 20 02 Coates, E. W., Springfield, hotel 3500, barn 000, hotel lot } a. 200, 78 26 TOWN OF DANA 29 Names, Residence-) and Description of Property Taj Chamberlain, Amasa, Westfield, house 600, house lot 1 a. I 11 ". 8 L2 74 Coolidge, I >racy, Petersham, sprout land '1 a. 25, Chamberlain, Mrs. John. New York, P. M. Stone lot 15 a. 500, 9 10 Coolidge, Henry, ( trang Peckhain lot 42 a. ."><)<). 9 10 Caldwell, Isaac, estate, Springfield, dwelling 150, barn LOO, boose lot 15 a. L50, 7 28 ! Cart Si i II.. Petersham, machinery 200, mill 150, mill privilege 'l a. To. 1" h meadow 1 j a. 50, Ben Carter lot 6 a. 125, Diamond Match Company, Athol, Williams lot K» a. 1270, Doubleday lot 35 a. 1 185, Johnson lot 3 a. 30, 1 1 32 Do) le, Pat riek, I lardwick, land 1 :i. 50, i . ton, Prank S. , Springfield, Parkhurst lots 31 a. 200, Flint, J. II . Enfield, Williams lot 25 a. 60, l 09 Finnersy, Prank, Springfield, meadow I a. 10, . I- 1 ed I ..• lot 1 a. 10, l . [ett, Mis J. M., Worcester, bouse lot i a. 125, Q • . Jam* \ Athol, Blunt lot i a. 100, i 82 .1 . iiiimii. . W At hoi. part of Billings meadon f a. 10, 16 Rlnora, P iro, Field t 2 a. 4 30 assessors' report Names, Residences ami Description of Property Tax Fay, O. A., Athol, Stimpson lot 14 a. 50, Stevens pasture 85 a. 250, part of T. Stone lot 5 a. 35, $6 10 Goodman, Mrs. J. W., Athol, one-half dwelling- 550, one-half barn 250, one- half house lot 1J a. 300. one-half Williams lot 11J a. 300. one-fourth Threepenny Morris lot 2£ a. 50, 26 39 Goodman, E. C, Fitchburg, Hill lot 21 a. 175. Chamberlain lot 25 a. 300, - 65 Good now, L. ()., New Salem. pasture land 33 a. 100, 1 82 Goodman, James, Merrill house 150. house lot 1 a. 50, 3 64 Hildreth, M. E., Petersham. timber and pasture land 37 a. 735, E. William- lot !) a. 40, Hildreth lot 28 a. 280, Hitchcock lot 13 a. 175. part of L. B. Williams lot 1 7 A a. 750, 36 04 Hopkins, Lewis. Worcester, Luther Amsden farm 100 a. 500, 9 10 Hyde, Chas. S., Petersham, land gained from Petersham 7 a. 85, 1 55 Hale, Mrs. Warren. Philadelphia. one-half dwelling 550, one-half barn 250, one- half house lot 1.] a. 300, one-half Williams lot ll.J, a. 300, one-fourth Threepenny Morris lot 2j a. 50, 26 39 Holmes, Mrs. Abbie, Worcester, Hapgood lot 13 a. in, 73 Johnson, Col. T. S., Worcester, boat and cookhouse 500, land 47 a. 350, 15 47 Johnson, Mrs. Joseph F., New York. dwelling 300, barn 125, home farm 60 a. 275. 12 74 Im\V\ OF DANA 31 Names, Residences and Description ot Property Tas Johnson, Joseph V.. New York, Sitnbnds house 'i")«», hen house "i">. bouse lot 2 a. 50, I 92 Johnson, Mrs. Harriett, North Prescott, part of Vose farm '.'<> a. 700, 12 74 Jacques, John B., Athol. dwelling 500, barn 100, oilier 125, bouse lot k a. 100, 15 02 Johnson, A.dolph, Roxbury, dwelling I'jou. barn 150, house lot h a. 7.".. I) >ane land 7 a. 200, 35 l I King, Florence, Bethel, Me., Bprouf land l 2 a. 10, 7;; Lincoln, L. J., I Denver, ( Sol., meadow l a. 25, 16 Legare, ( rerinan, Petersham, ( look meadow 2j a. 200, 3 I 1 Mudge, Mrs. Mary, Newton, Paige meadow 1" a. 100, 7 28 Mendall, Warren, estate, Petersham, pasture land 5 a. 50, Bprout land 11 a. 60, _ I M itthews, Mrs. E. ('.. Worcesj dwelling 700, barn 100, bouse lot 7 a. 100, • Hale lot 13 .-.. 58 31 >;i\ Pai lin, I id, Petei Bham, Btore h'.u Pon ere, Joel L. , I [ardwick, Bprouf land 10 I 09 Pei i . John 1 . .. Hi >elon, ,| I . \ I " . 1 . I . Gleason farm a. D00, I lleason laini 150 b 1000, Imsden lol 1 2 a. 150, bouse lol 2 I iter h»! \ \ a. 50, land gaii P< 2 a. in, part of L \ len lot 5 32 assessors' report Names, Residences and Description of Property Tax Peckham, J. F., Athol, dwelling 1000, barn 200, tenement 800, barn 200, house lot 1 a. 300, house lot J a. 150, land from Petersham 3 a. 30, $48 78 Powers, O. J., Athol. dwelling 2000, barn and shops 1000, bleach house 25, house lot 3 a. 600, Blackmer lot 20 a. 700, 7* 72 Paige, Mrs. Edward, Athol, pasture land 10 a. 100. 1 82 7 Paige. Timoth} , Hardwick. dwelling 300, 2 bains 200, Doubledav farm 68 a. 500, pasture land 34 a. 400, Stone lot 7 a. 30, 26 03 Palmer, Mrs. Fred. Athol. house 150, barn 100. home farm 37 a. 180, exempt Ranger, Joshua, Athol, meeting house lot 2 a. 200. 3 64 Richardson, C. C, Worcester, Threepenny Morris lot 744 a. 300. 5 46 Bobbins, Geo., Nichewaug, Snow meadow 1 a. 50, HI Richards, Emerson, Hinsdale, N. H., dwelling 1000, barn 200, house lot 1 a. 400, 29 12 Rogers, William, Athol, sprout land 8 a. 100, 1 82 Ruggles, Lewis, Hardwick. sprout land 30 a. 300. 5 46 Snow, Asa, Brookheld, sprout land 2H a. 350, 6 37 Stone, Francis, estate, Nichewaug, meadow 4 J a. 67, 1 22 Stone, Walter E., North Wilbraham, sprout land 58 a. 300, 5 46 8 I • > w \ OF DANA N . lence* and Det S ithworth, ( . !•;.. Worcester, one-half LiBcomb lot -".7 a. 100, Johnson Lot l"» :•• I %4 09 Know, Mrs. t as., Nichewaug. I'm tin meadow 2 a. 50, g l er, Setli, Petersham, laud gained I' •• from sham 9 a. 100, l 82 Simes, William. Petersham, land gained from Petersham .\ a. 5, 09 Shattuck, ( . \\ .. I' escott, dwellii barn 25, land 9 a. 600, 1 Towne, B< d . Knfield, c :smitli -li«>p •-'<»<>. shop lol \ a. 25, Flint lot 22 a. l"". I' erce lot 11 a. 15, 6 i I i . \\'..i cester, land gained i from Petei whn >, part of t<>\\ H ii farm a. 40, 29 To* ne, < »n Inn Worcester, Hill lot 2tf a. 75, Lindsey lot 8 a. 20, I 7;; 1," Thayer, .l<>lin Wo • Bter, S [inner lot l a. 25, Randall lot 8 a. 50, l 87 I John, Athol, f < >•! lihba plain 18 a. 50, . roi plain 17 a. - Hi Id reth plain >". I >mpson, Mrs. 1 \ • !!• th, . 7.'.. ilwellii l"i l ». barn house a. 150, I \ [00, 15 02 I fpton, Seth, Atliol, \.< w Whitnej l"i ;; g I 1 \ I 1 . . W i: l«»t ( thlnirn 20 a. l«" . l w ilkei Drothi I • een* i«-ii Villaj i« l i I"' 19 m. i"ii, part "i Whipple farm :.i M 34 assessors' report Names, Residences and Description of Property Tax Wmslow, David, Westminster, Stone lot 43 a. 150, $2 73 Woods, Edgar, Millington, Ranger Plain 45 a. 150, 2 73 Weeks, John S., estate, Atliol, tenement house 700, barn 50, house lot 1 a. 300, 19 11 Yonkers, John, estate, Petersham, Maynard lot 10 a. 100, Maynard lot 22 a. 150, Barker & Woodward lot 10 a. 100, land 15 a. 125, 8 Co Stevens, Arthur, £ dwelling G50, h barn 125, h store building 1000, J tenement 250. h house lot h a. 75, J tenement house lot £ a. 100. l store lot £ a. 100, 41 86 Goodman, Mrs. Ellen, Atliol, a. \ dwelling 750, \ barn L89, % house lot -f$ 150, ID 82 Gibbs, Hiram, Petersham. Houghton house 250. barn 150. farm barn 300, Richardson farm 125 a. 375, P' 57 Hale, Frank 1)., Springfield, Poubleday house 300, house lot h a. 50, G 37 Thayer heirs, house 50, farm 57 a. 200. orchard lot 1 a. 15, sprout land 5 a. 15. 5 10 Dresser, Mrs. Lucy, Northfield, timber land 14 a. 250, 4 55 Tolman, Edward K.. Worcester, J Tolman lot 4 a. 280. J Joshua Tolman lot 5 a. 217, 9 05 Tolman, Ira, Worcester, J Tolman lot 4 a. 280, £ Joshua Tolman lot 5 a. 217, 9 05 TOWK OF DANA 35 N -, Seflldenoea and Description of Pro] I Tolniun. Walter, I'olman I«»t 4 a. 280, j Joshua Tolman lot - >. 217, I 5 Tolman, Prank, Ban | Tolman lot 1 a. 280, J Joshua Tolmao lot .". :.. -JIT. 9 05 Tolman, John, ( Grange, I'olman lot 1 a. 280, ; Joshua Tolman lot . 217, Tolman. Joshua, Atiiol, 'I'olman lot 4 a. J 280, j Joshua Tolman lot 5 a. 217, Tolman, Anson, Athol, | 'I'olman lot 1 ft. 280, \ Joshua Tolman lot . 217, Bedell, E. I-'., dwelling 0, barn 100, borne farm 31 ft. I Amaden lot 2] a. 50, Higgins lot 15 ft. 10, s Stevens meadow > ft. 25, - F. Brown lot 1 ft. 7.".. . \ lot 18 r. S. V. Smith lot l I a. 50, 13 l l Mvt-tt. Peter, l"i I bouse 2 ft. 200, I Tolman, Henry L., Athol) /m l I timber lot ft. 100, rallond lot 6 ft. I 10 Pierot . R. J. A., Fitchbu dwellii . bam and Bhed 200, <- borne farm ,; -'' a. 100, 15 irell, II. !'•• Boston, . dwellii 2 ion. 3 . F00, 27 Table of Aggregates. Total number of polls, 231 Tax on each poll, $2 00 Total value of personal estate assessed. 8 72,27') 00 Total value of real estate assessed, 276,460 00 Total assessed valuation May 1, 1902, 5,736 00 Total tax for state, county and town purposes, including overlays, '5750 69 Rate per cent per $1000, $18.20. Total number <>i' horses. 207 Total number of e<>ws, 221 Total number of sheep, (> Total number of neat cattle other than cows, 73 Total number of swine. 54 Total number of dwellings, 182 Total number of acres of land, 10,688 Total number of fowls, 8!>7 Total number of tax payers, 393 Total number of persons paying tax on property, 325 Total number of persons paying poll tax only, 68 We, the undersigned, assessors of the town of Dana, do hereby solemnly swear that the foregoing list of aggregates is a full and true copy of the table of aggregates, to our best knowledge and belief. F. 1). STEVENS, {Assessors F. R. CRAWFORD, j of Dana. ANNUAL OFFICIAL REPORTS OF III I- TOWN OF DANA ln|; Till. FINANCIAL YEAR ENDING FEB. 3, 1 9 O 3 . . REPORT OF THE SELECTMEN The selectmen of Daoa submit the following report in detail for the year ending Feb. ''>. 1903. At the annual meeting March 3, 1902, the town voted to and appropriate the following sums: •ols, J I ghways and bridges, 1200 00 Poor, 300 00' Library, 100 Contingent, 1200 00 Music in the schools, 100 00 lights, 700 00 Tomb al the ( 125 00 • mical engine, 750 00 Fire department, 50 00 lit. L band, L50 00 Superintendent -U, 250 00 iting centennial books, 250 00 250 00 3 Ml. L BAND. •. r. : Paid W m . w treasurer, 40 SCHOOL ORDERS ISSUED. Paid teachers, 81353 75 For fuel, 64 63 Conveying pupils, 193 30 Care of schoolhouses, "26 25 Music, 175 45 Town of New Salem. 125 00 Town of Athol, 30 00 Town of Greenwich for Harry Simonds, ''>> 00 Repairs on schoolhouses, 68 .2043 06 STATE AID. Paid E. W. Comee, 872 oil E. E. Simonds, (id J. E. Simonds, 1> (XI Munroe Snow, 1> on H. 1). Lindsev, 1> on Julia E. Nye, ;- 00 Ellen ('. Weeks, i> oo Erastus Weeks, Virgil B:iti-s. 2 1 oo .John Q. A. Merriara, [X 0(1 Oil Daniel C. Blackmer, 2 1 R. H. Huntoon, Ifi 00 -552 00 SNOW HILLS. L901 Raid II. L. Tolman, - (XI .1 C. A. Randall. a 33 $6 33 SIDEWALKS. Paid E. P. Gibbs, S3 SO E. A. Albee, 1 25 85 05 • 41 STREET LIGHTS. Paid North Dana Box Co., • (XI >:, I: ilpli \v. Stevens, mi A. L. Mel >ermott, ]•'. I). Stevei Clayton Vaughn, 11 - 31 LIBRARY. Paid Charles K. Lau rial ('<»., hooks, >:•! Silver, Burdetl ^v Co., books, i 23 Nellie M. Brown, librarian, 12 .Mi Mrs. A int- w. Slate, librarian, 12 ;»ii Mrs. Susii Stevens, 2n 1 Ml Freight unci express on books, •i 20 81 50 h; CHEMICAL ENGINE Paid ( . N. Richardson, 8725 M K. ( . I [askins, freight, { ('<>.. • tmbinal i< »n Ladder s 7 ; , t ; 15 HIGHWAY ^> - I 8523 • mi III i J. w. s i. y • S. M 1 1 \|. ody, 1 1 M. B. Bali u 1 l: I . W i i \i I I \ A in* | u \\ I 8 II .1 I V, . 1 42 Paid E. A. Collier, $4 n A. B. Knapp, 1 38 Edward Spooner, 88 21 Eugene Spooner, 85 28 E. 0. Vaughn, 50 80 A. W. Ripley, 2 (10 > A. J. Rixby, 00 > C. A. Randall, 7.") • F. P. Gibbs, 7") S. D. Tolraan, 10 7o Nazro Marcy, Paul Richardson, 1 50 Geo. E. Alien, road machine, 10 85 E. C. Ilnskins, freight, 1 58 Moses Nolette, sharpening tools. 4 02 (). E. Hager, plank, - Co Same, supplies. 2 80 R. N. Doubleday, plank. 19 22 [ra W ill, supplies, - 19 F. I). Stevens, supplies, 3 62 E. A. Albee, gravel, 11 30 |1 059 STATE ROAD—SOUTH KM). Paid E. E. Stevens, $302 50 J. II. Stevens, 2 1 i 62 J. W. Stevens. i«; 9 Paul Richardson, 1 8; Axel Almquest, n 43 Myron R. Haleom. 31 08 C. Moody. n 83 S. Moody, 3 00 S. I). Potter ct Co., pipe, 17 16 E. A. Albee, .") 2.") ^r,2:» 7* 43 STATE ROAD—NORTH END. Paid F. K. Stevens. 1'2 »0 75 ; "< J. W. Stevei s, 2 l Paul Richardson, 27 35 C. Richardson, 22 50 Axel Alinqnest, 27 00 ML B. Balcom, 34 10 C. Moody, 3o 60 Richard Stevens, 19 63 K. Johnson, 6 35 Alvill St. -Veil-. 4 35 ('. K. Paige & C >., 6 25 S386 63 CONTINGENT EXPENSES. - C. N. Donne, inspecting meat for 1001, i 00 Mr-. N. L. Johnson, maintaining watering place, •"> 00 L. E. Stevens, damage to wagon, 2 50 Truste< G. T. Hall, town meeting March 3, '02, 2 50 I l I iste< of G. T. [all, for schools, 50 Trustees of G.*T. Hall, election Nov. 1. W02, 2 50 II. !•;. Brown, cleaning sidewalks, 1901, 25 00 Atbol Transcript, printing, Athol Transcript, printing town reports, I 20 II ckl< •. Bros, iv Weeks, Btove pipe, town hall, illier, work on town building . 8 15 ;,, I). .8 Son, insurance, 1 77 >:! i th I I '., two new lights in library, 00 v I b. B. M listricl court, 12 I ' ,; . B. B listi id court, Whiting case, 5 I < i' has. B. . district court, Nazrs Marcy en 19 08 ' • \ W . R j town warrant, ( ! I . ... -. s I ! I - I . . . ; fire department, 10 44 Paid Chas. E. Gee, three fence posts, 7x7, for cemetery fence, centre, S2 20 A. H. Bartlett, collector's book and blanks, 1 75 Nellie M. Brown, school committee, 25 00 Nellie M. Brown, work on school census. 5 00 F. D. Stevens, forest fires on Threepenny Morris. 25 00 F. B. Crawford, forest fires on Threepenny Morris. 27 75 E. T. Smith, forest fires on Threepenny Morris, 75 R. N. Doubleday, wood for town hall. 1 25 F. S. G rover, wood for town hail. 1 75 W. N. Sampson, work on town hall, 45 F. 1). Stevens, memorial, 25 00 AV. J. Crawford, memorial, 25 00 Hobbs, Warren & Co., blanks for licenses, etc., 1 70 Hobbs, Warren & Co., blanks, 1 42 Hobbs, Warren & Co., blanks, 28 Stratton Bros. & Co., lumber for engine hou I 32 C. F. Paige, four keys for engine houg in Andrew. I. Cutting, police duty July 1. L902, 2 00 Jennie C. Spooner, printing Centennial book-. 205 <><> Jerome Marble, for engine, 1 71 Silver, Burdett & Co., books. 5 00 Edwin Amsden, truant officer, 1 50 Thomas (iroven cV: Co., town record book. 1 50 Geo. Blodgett, wood for selectmen's room. 1 50 Wm. II. White, cleaning vault at schoolhouse, 2 00 Mamie Vaughn, cleaning towels at schoolhouse, E. II. Richards, painting railing and sign boards, 1 L0 S. P. Smith, estate council fees, 5 00 E. A. Albee, service as road commissioner, 10 7.", E. A. Albee, assessor, 54 00 E. A. Albee, selectmen and overseers of poor, 24 15 E. A. Albee, postage and stationery. 2 (*>1 - E. A. Albee, moderator, 2 00 45 Paid K. A. Alhee, telephone and lock, >LV 20 North Dana fire department, 50 oo > s. Win, M. I)., service as board <>t' health, 1)11 2 I ). E. Hager, engine house supplies, 25 II. B. Bosworth, inspecting cattle ami meat, 50 oo A. .1. Cutting, ballot inspector and posting town III) warrant, 1 Emms Grover, service as school committee, 7 oo !•'. .v ( i rover, auditor, 2 50 Harry S. Witt, ballot clerk, 2 00 • -. . w . i turkee, ballot clerk. 2 no ( ). I-.. I [agei . ballot clerk, 2 00 N L. Johnson, maintaining watering place, r.">l .i (III K. 1". Bristol, maintaining watering place ~> oo oo I X . Doane, maintaining watering place, 5 DO F. I .. I ) >aue, ussist Ing auditor, C. X • 1 1 »ane, treasu MJ ."• DO I . X Do , si amps and stal ionery, Oil I X. Doane, inspecting meat, 1902, 5 I 1 •! F. ;. ( u f< >r I- DO . B. Crawford, selectman and overseer of poor, 10 i h. Crawford, attending registrars' meeting, 5 oo F. I). Stevens, attending registrars' meeting, •"> oo F. I >. Stevens, aor, oo I F » Si evens, nails for cemctei \ fence, ! 1 1 St< . ens, Btreet lights, 50 I- !». . Stevens, selectman and overseer of poor, I). I.. Richards, recording births, deaths and mar- riages, including salary, physicians' and sextons' 70 oo ,- •il and chimneys, town hall, l I > 11120 11 46 TREASURERS ACCOUNT. Dr. To balance settlement, $2509 46 Received from Munroe Berry, town farm, 100 00 Town of Prescott, account of P. Horr, 39 17 Rent for town hall, 27 75 Henry Demar, billiard license, 5 00 W. J. Stack, liquor license, 750 00 F. E. Doane, butcher's license, 1 00 Borrowed from Atliol Savings Bunk, 2000 00 Received from Mrs. K. A. Albee, rent of library ball, 12 00 John McDermott, town farm. 50 00 L. II. Rnggles, 2 25 Town of Petersham, schools. 35 00 Nellie J\I. Brown, old school hooks. 1 7() Corporation tax, 318 4G National Bank tax, 1-7 09 State aids, 68i 00 Tuition of schools in small towns, 125 Income of Massachusetts school fund, 176 00 O. E. Hager, rent of library hall, 12 50 State highway, 502 95 Dog fund, 154 57 Income of Massachusetts school fund, 495 81 F. I). Stevens, sale of centennial books, 24 25 1). L. Richards, sale of centennial boi 9 00 Geo. E. Gleason, collector, 1900, 00 Geo. E. Gleason, collector. 1900, interest, 00 Geo. E. Gleason, collector, 1901, 1597 2!> J. E. Doubleday, collector, 1902, 4482 89 $14.:;:.'» i [ Cr. Total amount paid as per vouchers. 12,463 79 Balance in treasurer's hands, Feb. 2. 1903, $1911 35 47 ASSETS. i in treasury, Sl'Jl l In the bands of Geo. K. Gleason, collector, tl>00, 37 28 Interest, Geo. E. Gleason 'e hands, 25 92 In the hands of R. X. Doubleday, collector, 1899, 93 11 Interest, R. X. Doubleday'e hand-. 28 In the hands of .1. K. Doubleday, collector, 1902, 2262 82 Due from Prescott, for P. Ilorr, 52 (>t 84441 7.1 LIABILITIES. Fund in trust, Livy Johnson, I 00 Outstanding bills estimate 100 00 150 00 &42dl 75 Ri ipectfullv submitted, s F. 1). STEVENS, I tmen i". B. ( i;a\\t< >rd, D I REPORT OF Til E Overseers of the Poor. The overseers of the poor submit the following report for the year ending Fel>. 3, 11)0:5. INVENTORY AT ALMSHOUSE. ( )ne horse. 8 00 Eight cows, 300 mi Two two-years-old, in 00 Three hogs, n (III Twenty-two liens. 17 (II) Three calves, 20 1)1) - Eight tons No. 1 hay, 818 per ton, $144 00 Five tons No. 2 hay, $15 per ton, 65 00 Three tons meadow hay, $6 per ton. . is 00 Five hundred pounds com stover, 2 (II) Fifty bushels corn on the ear at 50c, 25 (III One hundred pounds cotton seed meal. 1 50 One hundred pounds corn meal. 1 Five bushels pig corn, 1 00 8257 85 Provisions, $142 31 Household furniture, 1*7 09 Farming tools, •217 35 9\ ') \? tM ^I Vt » 75 $1287 GO 49 EXPENSE OF POOR AT ALMSHOI'SK. Dk. To inventory Feb. 1, 1902, $1198 97 Paid J >hn McDermott, warden, 145 00 C. P. Pa ge & C i > - th B I « ..: 11 80 E H Richai Is, 36 24 Hinckley Bros. & Weeks, > 5] Wm. Sampson, 6 00 V P Gibbs, 6 00 \\". - A. I* ane, 1 F. D. S ens, o 90 ."» I) ie April 1. L9 ••;, ."• mi si4r.'.» 97 Cb. I, l By inventory Feb I 11278 66 3b is bands of warden, 7"» (IN I » le from N< i Salem creann ry, ID .".it III) I ! easrirer, -I 111 55 $25 L2 - i M lue last j ear, OUT DOOB POOB (JharU Rathburn awl family. P dGi SI impaon, rent, Ill) IIM Aim. W II I' 2(1 50 Mrs. Henry Foster. Paid Stephen Witt, M. D., 114 00 O. E. Hager, groceries, 4 03 Lurenzo Weeks, digging grave, 3 on H. E. Brov\n, sexton, 5 00 Halbert & Beach, ca^ke^, 22 1 (> 848 03 P. Hon; Prescott. O. E. Hager, groceries, 52 04 Willard Thayer. Ames W. Slate, M. D., 19 50 F. D. Stevens, groceries, '1 30 •_ 1 8 ) Mrs. Willard Tliayer. Stephen Witt, M. D., 8 4-*> Mrs. Fidel in Flagg. Mrs. A. J. Guild, chic of, i>4 I F. D. Stevens, telephoning, cotton i'.itth:^-. -''> Tramps. George Crawford, for care and feed. 7 00 SOLDIERS' RELIEF. Richard Fitzgerald. Stephen Witt, M. D., 10 50 lo-spectf ally submitted, F. D. STEVENS, > Overset F. B. CRAWFORD, >" Poor of Dana. 51 Auditor's lieport. I have this day examined the foregoing accounts of the selectmen and those of the treasurer, and find the foregoing statements correct. F. S. GBOVER, Auditor. Dana, Feb. 3, 1903. : REPORT OF THE Superintendent of Schools. T<) tlm School Committee of Dana I have the honor to submit the following report of the condition, work and needs of the schools for the year ending February 1, 1903. This being my first year in Dana lias necessarily been devoted to the general management of the schools, and to a study of the needs and conditions. Yet it seemed advisable that some important changes be made at the beginning of the fall term. The most important of these was mentioned in the last annual report of your committee, — the closing i >f the Plain school and the opening t) \ ;l primary school at Dana Centre. It was imperative that the school at the Centre he graded. Forty 2>upils in all grades cannot do really successful work in one room. As there were only eight pupils at the Plain school they could be carried to the Centre, and save quite a sum of money to the town, as the cost of transportation is less than the cost of maintaining a school. Many strong arguments have been advanced on both sides of the question of transpor- tation, but these amount to little unless applied to a case in hand. A general change has been effected in the methods of primary instruction and improved methods introduced through- out the course. Quietly have these changes been made, and with the hearty co-operation of the committee, teachers, and people. Permit me to express my appreciation of the support that has enabled me to attain whatever measure of success has rewarded my endeavors. 53 All our schools arc graded schools. The three lower grades are in the primary rooms, where all the work is conducted to suit the age and experience of the child, and excellent results are manifest. The intermediate and grammar grades are up- stairs. In some r this is an advantage, as the you] pupils learn much unconsciously from the work of the older ones — the glory of the ungra led school. TEACHERS1 MEETINGS. Several teachers etings have been held, ami a plan of the work in th< •..-. ibjects and grades lias been out- lined for the t. s, and means and methods for carrying it . d. Besides these, in November the ere of the entire district met at Millington for a talk on first grade Reading, by Mr. J. S. Cooley of Worcester, and in j of t he stale B - » 1 1 i i v i 1 I tana. Both >f these i)iL very i ing and helpful. COURSE OF STUB )' One of the »f our schools is a new course oi '• study, i ''-lit has this matter under considera- tion, and e e thi ork in form bo i hat it m&} be ,n the uai the teachers at the opening ol the :n. I !>• While do not i in too much interference with the • sis need at all tunes of an estab- imiit in order t bal all the pupils maj i the benefit • |ual amount of instruction \ o an ed i uai the work ol b child at anj i • t i i lov time may unit ; bu ev( in the in tin- firsi tchoo] Life, the child meetH witb all the — 54 fundamental processes of arithmetic, — including fractions, besides being taught to read, and learning something of language and geography. Year by year the course goes on expanding those princi- ples and broadening the knowledge which the child has thus gained. With the adoption of a course of study, re-grading will be effected with as little inconvenience to the pupils as possible. VISITING DAYS. As is customary, one day each term has been allowed the teachers for visiting and observing the work of other schools. I believe this to be productive of good results. The following regulations govern the use of the day : Teachers are required to visit one day cadi term. The day for visiting and the work to be visited is arrai by the superintendent. A report of each visit, with remarks upon strong and weak points of the school visited is made at the next teacl meeting. MUSIC. DBA WING, ETC. Under the excellent instruction of Miss Amsden, good work has been accomplished in this department, and the results merit the continuance of the work. For information of the work done, I refer you to the report of the instructor of music. Realizing the importance and educational value of drawing, both in the training of eye and hand and in the development of thought and expression, I have asked the teachers to give some time each week to this department. Considering the amount of time that it was possible to devote to it, I think very good work has been done. I hope we may be able to give this subject more time in future. 1 i 55 Some work has been 'lone with reed and raffia. This is in the nature of an experiment, and the results are certainly encouraging. I believe manual training will become more and more a recognized part of the work of the schools. ATTENDANCE, attendance for this school year has been far from sat- tory. EducatioE ia the child's right. Since he cannot enforce, the --Tate assumes that duty. The laws in regard to attendance should he enforced, and truant officers should un- derstas it is their duty to carry them out, and thai they will be supported in their efforts. BUILDINGS. The building at the Centre is in good repair, well suited and i for the work of the schools. At North Dana dtable for the use of the schools, nor is the iund. A lot for school pnrp obtained where there would be ample playground, an-! a building should be erected that would accommodate you] needs. Such an investment is sound busi town. 1 are well-nigh impossible with I schools are in enc aa TEAK 'HERS. I • i in;. \\ it t ty of ins h lie teachers has I tineni i«.ti t.. me. I believe it | en the to do t he be \\ J'" pupils • it faults i^ not ; < • >n the w hole the work has I i in;, hope thai future \ I q to m\ t hanks : 56 for the co-operation of the teachers, and the cordial support of the committee which have been of so much assistance to me in my work of superintending. Respectfully, E. L. ADAMS, >' // j,i // nteude nt oj Schools, Mr. .1'/"///n, n u peri a/ 1'iiiJi' 1,1 of Schoola Deah Sir: — The progress made in vocal music during the pasi year has been quit< re is mani- fested a spiril of earn - and painstaking, both by teachers pupils, and which, if continued, will bring i My aim is to trail] the children to become, a- tar as pos- sible, self reliant. This is bein - intly requiring Individual singing, which many of the children thor- oughly enjoy, and in which the resi are deeply inter I have used the "Individual Sighl Si with our other studies during the year, and I am glad t<> Bay that much of the progress in sighl singing is due t<> this most im- portant individual singing. In this each child IS put upon his own resources. He wishes to do as well as possible, and, as a natural consequence, he becomes stronger in his ability to r< ad music. Careful work is being done in every grade, and all are striving for good tone quality and correctness of pitch. There is much room for improvement in these respects, hut if the same enthusiastic spirit continues, good results must follow. 57 I visited the schools iu the cities of Springfield and West- field, and was glad to see that their work is much the same as ours, and I am sure that the music of Dana schools would compare favorably, if placed side by side with that of t hot- schools. For the earnest support of all during the year I am most grateful S. MAUDE AMSDEN, Supervisor of m usic. 1 58 Financial Statement. RESOURCES. Balance from last year, |876 00 Town appropriation, 900 00 Town appropriation for music, 100 II State, 176 00 State school fund, ;:'.- SI Dog tax, l.vt .".7 Received from Petersham, 3o 00 Due from Petersham, 15 (III Tuition of children, small towns, 125 III) *2877 38 DISBURSEMENTS. Center Primary school, teacher,* $216 1 Center Grammar school, teacher,f 312 (10 Fuel and care of house,* 16 i:; Plain school, teacher, 12 00 Janitor, 2 50 Village Primary school, teacher,* 00 Village Grammar school, teacher. 371 00 Fuel and care of house, L8 0(1 Music, L56 00 Music and express, 1 45 Conveyance of children. 221 2o - $1782 33 Balance, $1(19.-) 05 *I£ spring term la completed. {Including salary of teacher for la>t spring term before the school \va> divided. 59 The amount advanced by the town for the full year, on account of Superintendent of Schools, will be $286 71 And amount returned from the State on account of Superintendent, $238 00 $48 62 Forty-eight dollars and sixty-two cents of the money raised by the town for Superintendent is used for supervision, and the balance is use 1 >n the schools in the town. NELLIE M. BROWN, ~) School ('<>„>„ EMMA GROVER, V A. W. SLATE, M. D., ) of Dana. ) DAKA CENTER LIBRARY. Whole number of books taken out during the year, from Feb. 12, 1902, to Feb. 11, 1903, inclusive, 555 Number of new cards, 19 Amount of fines, 41 cents Whole number of books in library at No. Dana and Dana, 1862 Respectfully, SUSAN E. STEVENS, Librarian. NORTH DANA PUBLIC LIBRARY. From Feb. 7, 1902, to Feb. 7, 1903. Fines, g] 91 Money left in treasury, 3 ."»1 1 4 '"i' i *>2 Money paid out. Record book, 75 Sundries, 1 no 1 7,") 1 | * Money left in treasury, $3 07 New cards, 28 Number of books taken out, 798 Whole number. 6514 Yours respectfully, MRS. A. W. SLATE, Librarian. TOWN CLERK'S REPORT OF BIRTHS, MARRIAGES and DEATHS For the Year 1902. BIRTHS. DATE. CHILD'S NAME. PARENT'S NAME. Jan. 5, Carl Frank Recor. Joseph Recor, Jr., and Mary Carei Feb 27, Vernon Albert Race. Alson Race and Katie Ve» - < Edward Baxter. William Edward Baxter, • and Effie Mabe] I K April 16, John Allen. Thomas E. Allen and Flora Stevens. April '<". John M -ki. StansoD and Alzebeki Mi ii 11 , r.l Kenneth Plum. Howard B. Plum and Alice Kellogg. I i in i; I. -l M I Mi. ... i; \\ Mid Alice Stone. July 5, Henrj Wilfred Pretal Frank Pretal and Minnie I'll!].)' • )<•! i... \ ( i.iui Hemmingwaj Donbledaj Frank Doal i d Hutt i [( tningwa; u2 MARRIAGES. Jan. 8, George Edward Ely, 25, and Alice L. Stevens, 20. Parents, Delbit Ely and Sarah Daly, F. D. Stevens and Susan Bailey. May 4, Frank H. Witt, 24, and Lucy M. Hunter, 21. Parents, Albert Witt and Hattie Tolman, Juhn E. Hunter and Flora Snow. June 3, Austin Sweeney, 28, Jessie May Hanson, 20. Parents, John Sweeney and Ellen O'Xeil, Geo. R. Hanson and Ella E. Stacy. 1 . 63 DEATHS. ( Feb. 2, Amy Adella Thompson, *21y., lm., Jd. Disease, chronic enlargement of heart. Parents names, John E. Thomp- - m and Hattie E. Perry. Feb. 14, Murray Flagg, 77y., 10m., 15d. Heptic pulmonary congestion. Joshua Flag*,*- and Eliza Cumee. April «s, Miranda Gibbs, 83y., 10m., 1 2d. Capillary bronchi- tis. Husband's name, William Gibbs. Nathaniel Wood- ward and Lettice Richardson. April 13, Charles A. Towne, 10m., 8d. Pneumonia Ulysses A TowHe and A. Wildreth Chirk. May 5, Irene W. Smith, 86y., 6m., 6d. Senile debility. Hus- band's name, William Smith. Joel Gleason and Sally Whipple. May 17, [saac Caldwell, 72y., 2m. Chronic nephritis. Parents unknowi . I, .J 1 t July j Allen, 3m. Marasmus. Thomas E Allen and Flora Stevens. •Inly !». Nathaniel I.. Johnson, 80y., 10m., l<>d. Cystytis. N tthaniel Johnson and Martha Josselyn. • .July 29, Blbrid Gh Stone, 86y., 4m., 1 Id. Senility convul- sions Martha Stone and Mary Stone. 1 Aug. 12, I' o Ott i Blandamer, 7y.j i id. Accidental drown- ing. Harrj Blandamer and Eliza N. STandley. Sept 22, Lncj Chamberlain, 88y., Lm., 27d. Senile decay. Husband's name, Levi Chamberlain. Joseph Doubledaj and I. I i- l • i a i I T«l. 8 R eenleaf, 80y., 9m., Lpople lj , Hus- !>* « I name, Ea I enleaf. ( Saleb ind b< c- BalL N \ \ Cystitis i i '. • \ ! Albc. and Tlmi bei 64 BROUGHT TO TOWN FOR BURIAL. March 9, 1902, Mary E. Johnson, Baltimore, Md. Husband, Gardner L. Johnson. Aug. 20, 1902, Lucinda P. Ellis, New Salem, 42y., 7m., lid. Husband, H. C. Ellis. Sept. 25, 1902, Eliza Ann Brooks, Athol, Sly., 4m,, 13d Hus- band, Erastus Brooks. Sept. 30, 1902, Charles Comee, Somerville, 80y., LOm., 28d Oct. 12, 1902, Hannah Doubleday, Orange, 80y., 12m.. 29d Husband, Orington Doubleday. Number of enrolled militia, 02 Mortgages recorded, v Mortgages discharged, 11 Bill of sale oi personal property, 4 Attachments of personal property, Three marriages, nine births, and thirteen deaths. The average longevity of ten is over 80 year- of (male-. 70 females, .")), S4 Whole number dogs licensed ; Dot; Fund. — Paul county treasurer, less clerk- fees, |166 20 Amount returned to the town treasurer, L64 57 Retained by county treasurer, >11 63 1). L. RICHARDS, Town Clerk.