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COHASSET TOWN REPORT

1945

ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE

BOARD OF SELECTMEN

OF THE FINANCIAL AFFAIRS OF THE

Town of Cohosset

AND THE

Report of Other Town Officers

For the Year Ending December 31, 1945

Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

TOWN OFFICERS 1945 - 1946 TOWN RECORDS

Elected by Ballot

Moderator ROBERT B. JAMES

Town Clerk WILLIAM H. MORRIS Term expires March, 1947

Selectmen, Assessors and Board of Public Welfare A. FRED PETERSEN Term expires March, 1948 (Gilman Churchill Acted as Military Substitute until return of A. Fred Petersen on November 13, 1945.) DARIUS W. GILBERT Term expires March, 1947 EVERETT W. WHEELWRIGHT Term expires March, 1946

Treasurer MAURICE R. NOONAN Term expires March, 1946

Collector of Taxes ELEANOR T. DOWNS Term expires March, 1946

Constables ROYAL A. BATES JOHN T. KEATING ANTHONY J. ROSANO ROBERT S. WILLIAMS STEPHEN H. ROONEY

Tree Warden Highway Surveyor ROSCOE G. PRATT WILLIAM T. BARNES

School Committee JOHN L. EMERY Term expires March, 1948 CHARLES L. STEGMAIER Term expires March, 1948 PERCIVAL N. JAMES Term expires March, 1947 MARY C. STODDARD Term expires March, 1947 HOWARD BATES Term expires March, 1946 ARTHUR CLARK Term expires March, 1946

Board of Health NATHANIEL HURWITZ Term, expires March, 1948 EDWARD E. TOWER Term expires March, 1947 ABRAHAM J. ANTOINE, JR Term expires March, 1946

Trustees Cohasset Free Public Library FLORENCE E. BRISTOL Term expires March, 1948 GERTRUDE E. EMERY Term expires March, 1948 MAURICE A. BLACKMUR Term expires March, 1948

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ETHEL T. BOWMAN Term expires March, 1947 EMILY B. GLEASON Term expires March, 194? OLIVER H. HOWE Term expires March, 1947 FRANCIS S. KEANEY Term expires March, 1946 KENNETH D. KETCHUM Term expires March, 1946 CHARLES C. WILSON Term expires March, 1946

Planning Board NORMAN JAMES Term expires March, 1950 HENRY BURLEY Term expires March, 1949 CHARLES L. STEGMAIER Term expires March, 1948 ROBERT A. LEONARD Term expires March, 1947 PAUL BLACKMUR Term expires March, 1946 Entered Armed Services ELMER H, PRATT was appointed acting Member until return from Armed Services July 13, 1945.

Town Officers Appointed by Selectmen

Town Accountant MALCOLM H. STEVENS Term expires March, 1947

Registrars of Voters EDWARD M. FLEMING Term expires March, 1948 NORMAN CARD Term expires March, 1947 IRA N. PRATT Term expires March, 1946 WILLIAM H. MORRIS, ex-officio Clerk of Board

Finance Committee RICHARDSON WHITE Term expires March, 1948 BURT M. BRISTOL Term expires March, 1948 ARTHUR SOMERVILLE Term expires March, 1948 ELMER H. PRATT Term expires March, 1947 WILLIAM C. ROGERS Term expires March, 1947 ARTHUR 0. WOOD Term expires March, 1947 ARTHUR L. LEHR Term expires March, 1946 JOSEPH J. CURLEY Term expires March, 1946 HARRY H. REED Term expires March, 1946

Chief of Police Under Civil Service

HECTOR J. PELLETIER

Police Officers under Civil Service

JAMES J. SULLIVAN, JR. BENJAMIN F. CURLEY THOMAS B. KANE JOHN J. ROONEY LOUIS J. SIMEONE

Special Police Officer under Civil Service JOHN T. KEATING 4 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Special Police Officers Assigned to Police Department

RALPH S. ENOS JOHN J. FERREIRA FREDERICK W. SULLIVAN FRANK E. JASON HERBERT E. MORSE GEORGE D. CARPENTER

FRANK J. MIGLIACCIO RANDOLPH A. FEOLA CHARLES T. HAVEN, Instructor in Fire Arms

WILLIAM J. E. EDWARDS, Radio Division

Special Police Officers EVERETT W. WHEELWRIGHT ALFRED M. SILVIA Selectman Janitor Town Hall GILMAN CHURCHILL JOSEPH L. OLIVER Selectman Fire Chief CARLOS A. TANGER CLARENCE S. REDDY Private Deputy Fire Chief RICHARDSON WHITE ARTHUR CLARK Private Deputy Forest Warden STEPHEN H. ROONEY IRA B. P. STOUGHTON Private Sealer Weights and Measures THOMAS A. AYERS WILLIAM T. BARNES Private Highway Surveyor WILLIAM C. WARD RALPH C. BURRELL Whitney Woods Reservation Harbor Master HERBERT WILLIAMS EDWARD R. JASON Inspector of Wires Private THOMAS S. BROWN CHARLES E. BUTMAN Watchman, Hagerty's Boatyard Sandy Beach MARTIN GRASSIE, Cohasset Yacht Club

Sealer of ITeights and Measures IRA B. P. STOUGHTON

Inspector of Wires HERBERT WILLIAMS

Public Weighers and Weighers of Coal EVERETT W. WHEELWRIGHT DOROTHY C. WOOD WALTER C. WHEELWRIGHT SHERWOOD C. AINSLIE

Auctioneer WILLIAM H. MORRIS

Measurers of Wood and Bark HOWARD BATES LOUIS B. C. BAILEY IRA N. PRATT

Surveyors of Lumber WILLIAM H. ELLSWORTH JOSEPH A. VALINE

Harbor Master Burial Agent RALPH C. BURRELL EDWARD R. JASON Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Assistant Harbor Master Town Counsel JOSEPH P. FIGUEIREDO FREDERICK A. THAYER-

Inspector of Animals DARIUS W. GILBERT, V. S.

Chief of Fire Department Forest Warden JOSEPH L. OLIVER JOSEPH L. OLIVER

Superintendent of Moth Work ROSCOE G. PRATT

Dog Officers

HECTOR J. PELLETIER BENJAMIN F. CURLEY JAMES J. SULLIVAN, JR. JOHN J. ROONEY THOMAS B. KANE LOUIS J. SIMEONE Clam Wardens HECTOR J. PELLETIER BENJAMIN F. CURLEY JAMES J. SULLIVAN, JR. JOHN J. ROONEY THOMAS B. KANE RALPH C. BURRELL LOUIS J. SIMEONE

Organization Board of Selectmen A. FRED PETERSEN, Chairman DARIUS W. GILBERT EVERETT W. WHEELWRIGHT JOSEPH A. DION, JR., Clerk (Died Sept. 30, 1945)

Organization Board of Assessors DARIUS W. GILBERT, Chairman EVERETT W. WHEELWRIGHT A. FRED PETERSEN JOSEPH A. DION, JR., Clerk (Died Sept. 30, 1945)

Organization of Board of Public Welfare EVERETT W. WHEELWRIGHT, Chairman

. DARIUS W. GILBERT A. FRED PETERSEN JOSEPH A. DION, JR., Clerk (Died Sept. 30, 1945) MARY E. OLIVER, Welfare Agent

Organization Bureau of Old Age Assistance EVERETT W. WHEELWRIGHT, Chairman DARIUS W. GILBERT A. FRED PETERSEN MARY E. OLIVER, Welfare Agent

Organization of Planning Board HENRY F. BURLEY, Chairman ROBERT ALLEN LEONARD, Secretary CHARLES STEGMAIER NORMAN JAMES PAUL BLACKMUR Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Organization Board of Health NATHANIEL HURWITZ, Chairman ABRAHAM J. ANTOINE, JR., Secretary EDWARD E. TOWER (DORIS G. TOWER acted as Military Substitute until return of Edward E. Tower, Nov. 10, 1945) Appointments by Board of Health

Inspector of Milk and Vinegar CHARLES E. FRATES

Inspector of Slaughtering DARIUS W. GILBERT, V. S. COMMITTEES

Under Article 6, March Meeting 1945 The following New High School Building Committee made a report of progress. EDWARD F. WILLCUTT ARTHUR SOMERVILLE ARTHUR L. CLARK IRA B. P. STOUGHTON CHARLES L. STEGMAIER J. W. ERNEST EDWARDS JOHN L. EMERY JOHN N. MacNEILL FRANCIS W. HAGERTY ELLIOT STODDARD WILLIAM H. McGAW E. CLAYTON HYLAND

Under Article 20, March Meeting 1945 Voted Unanimously, by a voice vote, that the Selectmen appoint a Com- mittee of twelve Citizens of Cohasset to investigate and determine the need for a Modern Central Fire Station and a Modern Police Station. Said committee to report their findings including possible locations, types of buildings, plans, specifications and estimated costs at the next annual Town Meeting.

The twelve citizens appointed by the Selectmen are as follows: HAROLD F. BARNES GEORGE P. MAPES LAWRENCE F. LINCOLN CLARENCE S. REDDY BARTLETT TYLER HECTOR J. PELLETIER JOSEPH L. OLIVER EDWARD R. JASON MILTON L. KERR CHARLES E. HOWE RICHARD C. THOMPSON HOWARD BATES

Under Article 27, March Meeting 1945 Voted, unanimously, by a voice vote, that the Selectmen appoint a com- mittee to investigate the costs of operation and estimated value of the Co- hasset Water Company, within the confines of Cohasset, to make a study of operating costs and value of a water system under Town ownership and to report their findings at the next Annual Town Meeting.

Nine citizens appointed by the Selectmen are as follows: THOMAS F. CULLINEY HOMER A. SEVERNE GILBERT S. TOWER FREDERIC D. MacNEILL STEWART SANDERS ROBERT J. HILL ROSCOE E. SHERBROOKE LLOYD W. TROTT PHILIP L. TOWLE Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Under Article 31, March Meeting 1945

Voted, unanimously, by a voice vote, that the Selectmen appoint a com- mittee of fifteen Citizens to investigate possible sites in the town .suitable for subdivisions and development for house lots on land owned by the town or otherwise, which would include making same available for return- ing Cohasset veterans of World War II as home sites. Said committee to report its recommendations and findings at the next Annual Town Meeting. The fifteen Citizens appointed by the Selectmen are as follows:

HOWARD BATES ARTHUR L. CLARK EDWARD A. MULVEY ELLIOT STODDARD RALPH SCRIPTURE ' WALTER C. WHEELWRIGHT BURT M. BRISTOL ELMER H. PRATT JOHN M. DOBBS T. FREDERICK MULCAHY FRANK E. JASON EVERETT W. GAMMONS H. KINGSLEY DURANT NATHANIEL HURWITZ MANUEL A. GRASSIE

Attest:

WILLIAM H. MORRIS, Town Clerk

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TOWN CLERK'S REPORT Town of Cohasset REPORT OF THE ANNUAL TOWN MEETING

HELD MARCH 3, 1945

At the Annual Business Meeting held at the Town Hall at 2 o'clock P. M., March 3, 1945 the following Articles were contained in the Warrant and acted upon as recorded: Checkers previously appointed for entrance, by the Selectmen and sworn by Town Clerk William H. Morris at 1 :30 o'clock P. M., were Mamie F. Keegan, Rosilla Trott, Mildred T. Browne and Catherine D. Noonan, The Meeting was opened at 2 o'clock P. M., by the Moderator and the Town Clerk proceeded to read the call of the Meeting. Tellers appointed by the Moderator and sworn by Town Clerk William H. Morris at 2:01 o'clock P. M., were Henry E. Sweeney and Ziba T. Lapham.

The Moderator , ascertained from the Checkers the number of voters present, as checked on the incoming voting lists which was less than 200 and therefore not a quorum. A motion was made and seconded to adjourn to Monday evening at 8 o'clock P. M., which was voted in the negative. At 3 o'clock P. M., the Moderator ascertained from the Checkers the number of voters present, as checked on the incoming voting lists which was 214.

An invocation was offered by the Rev. Robert W. Little after which all stood in silence for a period of one minute in memory of the departed of World War II.

ARTICLE 1. To choose all town officers not required to be elected by ballot. VOTED: Unanimously, by a voice vote, that the Selectmen be and hereby are authorized and directed to appoint all Town Officers not required to be elected by ballot.

ARTICLE 2. To act upon the reports of the various Town Officers as printed in the annual report for the year 1944. VOTED: Unanimously, by a voice vote, that no action be taken under this Article as the Town Reports are not printed.

ARTICLE 3. Charles L. Stegmaier et al. To see if the town will vote a 10 percent temporary increase, to compensate for the increased cost of living, over and above and in addition to the salaries and/or compensation of its elected Public Officials and Town Officers as paid for and during the year 1944 together with base increases recommended since or established at this meeting; recommend a similar increase in the case of all appointed offic- ers and positions in all departments; recommend a similar increase in the wages or compensation of all other employees; providing that in no case shall said increase exceed a maximum of $200.00 in any one office or posi- tion or combined offices or positions; raising, appropriating, providing and allocating a sufficient sum of money therefor. Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

VOTED: By a voice vote, that, in view of the increased cost of living, the salaries, compensation and wages of the Town's Public Officials, Officers and Employees, elected, appointed and otherwise, be temporarily increased and recommended for increase for the year by ten percent (10%) over and above and in addition to the salaries and/or compensation and wages in all departments paid for and during the year 1944 together with base increases recommended and established by vote at this meeting, such increase not to exceed, however, $200.00 in any one office or position or in case of indi- viduals holding more than one office or position not more than $200 in the combined offices or positions held by such individuals. Such increase to be effective January 1, 1945 and to be provided, fixed and allocated by appro- priate vote under Article 4 of this Warrant,

VOTED: By a voice vote, that Article 31 be taken up at this time.

ARTICLE 31. Elliot Stoddard, et al. Will the Town instruct the Se- lectmen to authorize the Town Engineer or an engineer to subdivide the Town Farm, so-called, into suitable house lots with necessary rights of way and entrances? This sub-division to be held intact by the Town until termination of hostilities and then to be offered by lot, and free of charge, to returning Cohasset veterans of World War II as home sites, with re- strictions regarding future sale or transfer of such grants to be determined by the Selectmen. This article to include an appropriation sufficient to pay the costs of such a survey.

VOTED: By a voice vote, that this Article be indefinitely postponed.

RESOLVED: That a Committee of fifteen citizens, to be appointed by the Selectmen, hereby be established to investigate possible sites in the town suitable for subdivisions and development for house lots on land owned by the Town or otherwise which would include making the same available for returning Cohasset Veterans of World War II as home sites, such Committee to report its recommendations and findings to the Town at the next Town Meeting and to submit to the Selectmen, at least thirty days before said meeting for insertion in the Warrant therefor, an appropriate draft of Article necessary to carry its recommendations into effect.

VOTED: Unanimously, in the affirmative, by a voice vote.

ARTICLE 4. What sums of money will the Town raise and appropriate for operation, salaries and expenses for the following: VOTED: Unanimously, by a voice vote, that the subdivisions and sec- tions of this Article be considered, covered and acted upon in one vote; that in view of the increasing cost of living a further temporary increase supple- mentary to previous temporary increases voted in prior years based and cal- culated upon and representing ten percent (10%) over and above and in addition to the salaries and/or compensation and wages paid for and during the year 1944, plus base increases recommended and established by vote at this meeting, be and hereby is made in the salaries or compensation of the Town's elected Public Officials and Town Officers, retroactive to and effect- ive as of January 1, 1945, and until the next Annual Meeting in 1946, ex- cept as restricted to $200 in any one office or position or in the case of in- dividuals holding more than one office or position not more than $200 in the combined offices or positions held by such individuals; a similar restrict- ed increase in the case of all appointed officers, positions and employees in all departments, retroactive, effective and until said 1946 annual meeting as aforesaid being hereby recommended; and therefore that the sum of $320,- 10 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

626.92 be raised and appropriated, $16,310.00, for salaries of elected Town Officers, the same being so fixed as follows, and $304,316.90 for salaries, operation, maintenance and expenses of the various departments and all for the purposes itemized in sections No, 1 to No. 49 inclusive of this ar- ticle and contained in the Warrant as follows:

Section 1. Moderator, Salary $126.50

Section la. Finance Committtee 350.00

Section 2. Selectmen, Salaries:

Chairman, 1 at $759.00 $759.00 Members, 2 at $379.50 759.00 $1,518.00 Expenses 911.50 2,429.50

Section 3. Auditor and Accountant and Expenses 3,053.00

Section 4. Treasurer: Salary 2,200.00 Expenses 865.50 3,065.50

Section 5. Collector of Taxes: Salary 2,200.00 Expenses 1,266.50 3,466.50

Section 6. Assessors:

j3.l3.riPS Chairman, 1 at $1,752.50 1,752.50 Members, 2 at $759.00 1,518.00 3,270.50 Expenses 1,148.30 4,418.80

Section 7. Other Finance Offices and Accounts, certification of Notes 10.00

Section 8. Law and Legal Counsel 1,581.25

Section 9. Town Clerk: Salary 1,138.50 Expenses 814.50 1,953.00

Section 10. Elections, Registrations and Town Meetings 1,566.00

Section 10a. Engineering, Maintenance 300.00

Section 10b. Engineering, Outlay, Assessors' Tax Plats, etc 300.00

Section 11. Town Hall 5,943.99

Section 12. Police Department 23,920.19

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Section 13, Fire Department 26,358.65

Section 13a.Fire Department, Fire Alarm 2,720.50

Section 14. Fire Department, Hydrant service, also Water for Public

Buildings and other uses .... 10,200.00

Section 15. Inspection of Wires 809.00

Section 16. Sealing of Weights and Measures 488.25

Section 17. Insect Pest Extermination, Moth Suppression 5,399.20

Section 18. Tree Warden, General: Salary 632.50 Expenses 2,616.00 3,248.50

Section 18a. Tree Warden, Special Clearing trees for Fire Alarm 440.00

Section 19. Forest Fires 1,175.00

Section 19a. Bounties 25.00

Section 20. Board of Health, General: Salaries, 3 members at $253.00 each 759.00 Expenses 1,861.00 2,620.00

Section 21. Inspection of School children — Dental Dispensary 1,390.00

Section 21a. District Nurse 1,540.00

Section 21b. Oxygen, Supplies, etc. 200.00

Section 22. Inspection of Animals 115.00

Section 22a. Inspection of Slaughtering ... 100.00

Section 22b. Inspection of Milk and Vinegar 208.13

Section 23. Refuse and Garbage Disposal, Town Dump 2,147.40

Section 23a. Town Dump, Incidental ex- penses 100.00

Section 24. Care of Brooks and Streams, Draining of Ponds, Straits Pond, James Brook, Cat Dam etc 1,609.38

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Section 25, Highways General Mainten- ance including Tarring Streets Salary of Highway Surveyor 3,200.00 Expenses 26,637.50 29,837.50

Section 26. Highways, Snow and Ice Re- moval, sanding streets 17,464.39

Section 27. Highways, Street Lighting 9,200.00

Section 28. Highways, Street signs, Foun- tains and Highways under Se- lectmen 200.00

Section 29. Highways, Harbor Mainten- ance 1,632.25

Section 30. Public Welfare, General; Administration Salaries: Chairman, 1 at $759.00 759.00 Members, 2 at $253.00 506.00 1,265.00 Expenses 639.17 1,904.17

Section 30a. Public Welfare, Assistance 5,000.00

Section 30b. Old Age Assistance, Admin- istration 1,641.66

Section 30bl. Old Age Assistance, Assis- tance 16,000.00

Section 30c. Aid to Dependent Children Administration 269.17

Section 30cl Aid to Dependent Children Assistance 4,000.00

Section 32. Soldiers and Sailors Relief 2,500.00

Section 33. Schools, General Maintenance 88,053.56

Section 33a. Schools, Lunches 8,266.00

Section 34. Libraries, General Mainten- ance 7,038.40

Section 35. Town Commons and Parks General 1,090.00

Section 35a. Beechwood Ball Field 215.00

Section 38. Milliken Field, Maintenance 753.97

Section 38a. Damage to Person and Per- sonal property and Indemnifi- cation 300.00 13 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Section 38b. Pension Fund 1,050.00

Section 39. Memorial Day, Other Legal

Holidays and Celebrations .... 450.00

Section 40. Town Reports, Printing, etc. 850.00

Section 41. Town Clock 80.98

Section 42. Town Flag 370.99

Section 43. Employers' Liability Insur- ance not otherwise classified, and other unclassified items 100.00

Section 44. North Cohasset Post Office and Fire Department Building 100.00

Section 44a. Bates Building 150.00

Section 45. Town Guild Hall Building .. 1,200.00

Section 45a. Parking Place, Maintenance 5.00

Section 46. Cemeteries, Maintenance 1,725.64

Section 46a. Cemeteries, Veterans' Graves 400.00

Section 47. Interest on Loans in Anticipa- tion of Revenue 100.00

Section 48. Interest, General 300.00

Section 49. Loans, Municipal indebted- ness, Bonds or Notes from Re- venue 5,000.00

ARTICLE 5. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Town Treas- urer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year beginning January 1, 1945, and to issue a note or notes therefor, payable within one year, and to re- new any note or notes as may be given for a period of less than one year in accordance with Section 17, Chapter 44, General Laws. VOTED: Unanimously, by a voice vote, that the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, be and hereby is authorized to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of the revenue of the financial year begin- ning January 1, 1945, and to issue a note or notes therefor, payable within one year, and to renew any note or notes as may be given for a period of less than one year in accordance with Section 17, Chapter 44, General Laws.

ARTICLE 6. To hear the report of any Committee heretofore chosen and act thereon. VOTED: By a voice vote, to accept the report of the School House Com- mittee, as given by Mr. William H. McGaw, Vice Chairman, as a Report of Progress.

ARTICLE 7. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate from avail- able cash in the treasury a sum not exceeding $25,000.00 for the use of the Assessors in fixing the tax rate for the ensuing year. 14 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

VOTED: Unanimously, by a voice vote, that there be appropriated from available cash in the Treasury for the use of the Assessors in fixing the tax rate for the ensuing year such sum not exceeding $25,000.00 as the Assessors in their discretion may determine advisable.

ARTICLE 8. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate the sum of $741.39, this being the sum received from the County for dog licenses, for Schools, as required by Chapter 140, Section 172 of the General Laws. VOTED: Unanimously, by a voice vote, that the sum of $741.39 be and hereby is appropriated from available cash in the Treasury, being the unexpended balance of the Dog Fund received from the County for dog li- censes, in accordance with Chapter 140, Section 172 of the General Laws to be expended for the support of the Public Schools.

ARTICLE 9. To see if the Town will raise and/or appropriate from Overlay Surplus, or otherwise, the sum of $5,000.00 for the purpose of a Reserve Fund, or act on anything relating thereto.

VOTED: Unanimously, by a voice vote, that the sum of $3,000.00 be and hereby is appropriated from overlay surplus and $2,000.00 from avail- able funds in the treasury making a total of $5,000.00 for the purpose of a Reserve Fund.

ARTICLE 10. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $800.00 for the purpose of maintaining during the ensuing year, the mosquito control works as estimated and certified to by the State Rec- lamation Board in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 112, Acts of 1931.

VOTED: Unanimously, by a voice vote, that the sum of $800.00 be rais- ed and appropriated for maintaining, during the ensuing year, the Mos- quito Control Works as estimated and certified to by the State Reclamation Board in accordance with Chapter 112. of the Acts of 1931.

ARTICLE 11. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate a sum of money for Civilian Defense purposes as provided in Chapter 487 of the Acts of 1941, or act on anything relating thereto.

VOTED: Unanimously, by a voice vote, that the sum of $1000.00 be and hereby is raised and appropriated for purposes of Civilian Defense as provided in Chapter 487 of the Acts of 1941, to be expended under the sup- ervision of the Selectmen if they deem it necssary.

ARTICLE 12. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate, or transfer from available funds in the treasury, a sum of money for the pur- chase of war bonds or other bonds that are legal investments for savings banks, in order to establish a post-war rehabilitation fund, in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 5, Acts of 1943.

VOTED: Unanimously, by a voice vote, that this Article be indefinitely postponed.

ARTICLE 13. To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Board of Selectmen to appoint any member thereof to the office or position of Animal Inspector and fix the salary of such appointee in accordance with General Laws, Chapter 41, Section 4A, or act on anything relating thereto.

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VOTED: Unanimously, by a voice vote, that the Board of Selectmen be and hereby are authorized to appoint any member thereof to the ofi&ce or position of Animal Inspector in accordance with General Laws, Chapter 41, Section 4A, until further vote of the Town revoking said authority, and the salary attached to said position is hereby fixed at $115.00 for the en-

^ suing year. .

ARTICLE 14. To see what sum of money the Town will raise and appro- priate for the dredging and improvement of Cohasset Harbor or what other or further action it will take relative thereto. VOTED: Unanimously, by a voice vote, that the sum of $10,000.00 be and hereby is appropriated from available funds in the treasury for the dredging and improvement of Cohasset Harbor, the same to be used in the discretion of the Selectmen when other funds are available for the same purpose which have been approved by the Federal Government and the State.

ARTICLE 15. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sufficient sum of money to purchase a new or rebuilt piano for use at the Town Hall or act on anything relating thereto. VOTED: Unanimously, by voice vote, that the sum of $550.00 be and hereby is raised and appropriated for the purchase of a new or rebuilt piano for use at the Town Hall.

ARTICLE 16. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate a sum of money for the purchase of a spraying machine, for the use of the Moth De- partment, or act on anything relating thereto. VOTED: By a voice vote, that the sum of $868.00 be raised and appro- priated for the purchase of a spraying machine, for the use of the Moth Department.

ARTICLE 17. Joseph L. Oliver, et al. Will the Town raise and ap- propriate the sum of $15,500.00 for the purchase of an Aerial Ladder Truck? VOTED: Unanimously, by a voice vote, that the sum of $15,500.00 be and hereby is raised and appropriated for the purchase of an aerial ladder truck for the Fire Department.

ARTICLE 18. Roscoe G. Pratt, et al. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of $292.00 for the purchase of portable flood light equipment for night use on Tree Warden Department truck, more specific- ally enumerated as follows: 1-500 watt alternating current generator; 2-250 watt flood lights; 1-130 amperehour storage battery with all necessary portable rubber cord connections. VOTED: Unanimously, by a voice vote, in the afiBrmative.

ARTICLE 19. Mary deForest Seymour, et al. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of $500.00 for the purchase of an Arlington XL Model E. Spray Pump, with 6 horsepower motor and 200 gal tank com- plete, together with 100 feet of %" hose, for the Tree Department, or act on anything relating thereto. VOTED: Unanimously, by a voice vote, that this Article be indefinitely postponed.

ARTICLE 20. Elliot Stoddard, et al. Will the Town instruct the Se- lectmen to appoint a Committee of twelve citizens to investigate and deter- mine the need for: 16 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

1. A modern Central Fire Station 2. A modern Police Station. Said committee to report their findings including possible locations, types of buildings, plans, specifications and estimated costs at the next annual Town Meeting.

VOTED: By a voice vote, that the Selectmen be and hereby are in- structed to appoint a Committee of twelve citizens, including the Chiefs of the Fire and Police Departments, to investigate and determine the need for:

1. A modern Central Fire Station 2. A modern Police Station. Said committee to report their findings including possible locations, types of buildings, plans, specifications and estimated costs at the next annual Town Meeting.

ARTICLE 21. Elliot Stoddard, et al. Will the Town raise and appro- priate the sum of $2,000.00 for the expenses of the Committee appointed to investigate the need for Fire and Police Stations.

VOTED: By a hand vote, that the sum of $2,000.00 be and hereby is raised and appropriated for the expenses of the Committee appointed to investigate the need for Fire and Police Stations. YES 117 NO 20

ARTICLE 22. Harry A. P. Hetue, et al. To see if the town shall in- struct it's Highway Surveyor to obtain, through the Town Engineer or other Engineer, proper grades at Depot Court, between the Depot, Pleas- ant Street crossing and Lincoln Bros. Coal Ofi&ce, and directly thereafter to resurface the roadway in that area to the proper grades; installing such catch basins as may be necessary in order to alleviate the immensely flood- ed condition after a storm; the cost of same to be expended from the High- ways-General Appropriation funds; and the Selectmen be instructed to obtain any legal permission that may be necessary from the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad or other persons or corporations or take any other action necessary therefor. VOTED: Unanimously, by a voice vote, in the affirmative.

ARTICLE 23. Harry A. P. Hetue, et al. To see if the town shall in- struct it's Highway Surveyor to connect the blind catch basin, in front of Lincoln Bros. Coal Yard on Pleasant Street, with the catch basin on the other side of the street or to the brook direct by installing pipe between said catch basins or the blind basin and the brook; thus alleviating the flooded condition and possible source of contamination in that area; the cost of same to be expended from the Highways-General Appropriation funds, or take any other action necessary therefor. VOTED: Unanimously, by a voice vote, in the affirmative.

ARTICLE 24. Joseph L. Oliver, et al. Will the Town instruct the Board of Selectmen to appoint a Committee of twelve citizens of Cohasset to act for the Town in the selection of a New Central Fire Station and a suitable site for the same; said building to be constructed at the termina- tion of present hostilities; said committee to submit their plans and recom- mendations at the next Town Meeting? VOTED: Unanimously, by a voice vote, that this Article be indefinitely postponed.

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ARTICLE 25. Joseph L. Oliver, et al. Will the Town raise and appro- priate the sum of $500.00 to secure tentative plans for the construction of the proposed new Fire Station to be expended under the direction of the Fire Station Building Committee or act on anything relating thereto? VOTED: Unanimously, by a voice vote, that this Article be indefinitely postponed.

ARTICLE 26. To see what action the Town will take with respect to the erection of a municipal garage for the housing of municipal vehicles and equipment, raising and/or appropriating a sum of money to pay the cost of same or take any other or further action relative thereto. VOTED: Unanimously, by a voice vote, that the sum of $7,000.00 be and hereby is raised and appropriated for the erection and construction of a municipal garage or building for the housing of municipal vehicles and equipment, on the foundation and site of the present building used for said purpose.

ARTICLE 27. To see if the Town will vote to appoint a Committee to make a thorough investigation as to the costs of operation and estimated value of the Cohasset Water Company, within the confines of Cohasset, and make a study of operating costs and value of a water system under Town ownership, the committee to report their findings at the Annual Meeting in March 1^46; and to raise and/or appropriate a sum of money for the ex- penses of said committee or take any other or further action relative thereto.

VOTED: Unanimously, by a voice vote, that a Committee composed of the Selectmen and nine other citizens of the Town, to be appointed by said Selectmen, be and hereby is established to make a thorough investigation as to the costs of operation and estimated value of property of the Cohasset Water Company within the confines of Cohasset, and to make a study of operating costs and value of a water system under Town ownership, the Committee to report their findings and recommendations at the 1946 Annual Meeting; and that the sum of $1000.00 be raised and appropriated for the expense of said Committee.

ARTICLE 28. James T. Dunn, et al. To see if the Town will raise and appropriate a sufficient sum of money for the rental, for one year, of fire hydrants on King Street and Chief Justice Cushing Way, between the corner of North Main Street and Forest Avenue and the properties of William C. Rogers and Mrs. Jane Bancroft, the number of hydrants to be decided upon by the Board of Selectmen and the Fire Department, the same to be sufficient for protection of the properties of Gove, Laugelli, Dunn, Worrick, Rosano, Crocker, Darling, Rogers and Bancroft and the Selectmen be here- by instructed to petition the Cohasset Water Company for their earliest possible installation, or act on anything relating thereto.

VOTED: Unanimously, by a voice vote, that the sum of $225 be and hereby is raised and appropriated for the rental, for one year, of three hy- drants to be located on King Street, Chief Justice Cushing Way, between North Main Street and the properties of William C. Rogers and Mrs, Jane Bancroft as may be decided upon by the Selectmen and the Chief of the Fire Department; and further, that the Selectmen be and hereby are in- structed to petition the Cohasset Water Company for the extension of water mains and the installation of same.

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ARTICLE 29, Elliot Stoddard, et al. Will the Town raise and appro- priate the sum of seventy-five hundred dollars ($7500.00) for the collection of garbage and refuse within the town limits of Cohasset; said collection to be submitted for bid and to be opened at a public hearing of the Select- men and contract awarded to the lowest bidder qualified. VOTED: By a voice vote, in the affirmative.

ARTICLE 30. John L. Emery, et al. Will the Town raise and appro- priate the sum of $3,000.00 to be used in insulating the cap of the Ripley Road School (so-called) or act on anything relating thereto?

VOTED: Unanimously, by a voice vote, that the sum of $3,000.00 be and hereby is raised and appropriated for the purpose of insulating the cap of the Ripley Road School (so-called) and further that the additional sum of $500 be raised and appropriated to improve the acoustical proper- ties of said school.

VOTED: That this meeting be dissolved at 6:05 o'clock P. M. Total appropriations, less appropriations from free cash and other available funds $360,861.92 Appropriation from free cash, for the use of the Assessors in fixing the tax rate, whatever the Assessors may determine, not more than 25,000.00 Appropriation, Dog Fund for Schools 741.39 Appropriation, Reserve Fund from Overlay Surplus 3,000.00 Appropriation, Reserve Fund from free cash 2,000.00 Appropriation, Harbor Dredging, from free cash 10,000.00

Total appropriations from all sources $401,603.31 Attest WILLIAM H. MORRIS, Town Clerk

ELECTION OF MARCH 10, 1945

The following Election OfiBcers were sworn in by Town Clerk William H. Morris at 5:55 A. M.;

Abraham J. Antoine Anastasia St. John Charles H. Pratt Elizabeth L. Jerome

Henry E. Sweeney x Nellie DeSantos Manuel Marks Florence E. Hill

The Town Clerk read the Warrant.

ARTICLE: To cast and/or give in their votes upon the official ballot for the following officers: Moderator for one year; Selectman, Assessor and Member of the Board of Public Welfare for three years each; Tree Warden for one year; Highway Surveyor for one year; Five Constables for one year each; Two members of the School Committee for three years each; One member of the Board of Health for three years; Three Trustees of the Cohasset Free Public Library for three years each; One member of the Planning Board for five years and One member of the Planning Board for four years. Polls opened at 6 A. M. Proceeded to vote for Town Officers on the Official Ballot.

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The following Tellers were sworn in by Town Clerk William H. Morris at 12 o'clock Noon: George G. Monteiro Frances Downs Mildred Browne Katherine F. Donovan Reginald R. Beal Louise I. Ahearn Clara E. Hyland Ada B. Reed Frank Paterson Edward R. Jason

At 6 o'clock P. M., the Polls were closed. The Ballot Box registered 1160, the Ballot Check List had 1160 names checked and the Voting Check List had 1160 names checked. Total number of ballots cast was 1160. The following vote was de- clared:

Moderator for One Year School Committee for Robert B. James 896 Three Years Scattering 7 John L. Emery 599 Blanks 257 George Edward Haley 116 Bernadette Carney Shyne 432 Selectman for Three Years George Howe Smith 58 A. Fred Petersen 654 Charles L. Stegmaier 582 Elliott Stoddard 199 Scattering 1 Scattering 24 Blanks 532 Blanks 283 Constables for One Year Assessors for Three Years Royal A. Bates 740 A. Fred Petersen 646 John T.Keating 818

Elliot Stoddard . 171 H. Monty La Flamme 417 Scattering 14 Stephen H. Rooney 686 Rosano 482 Blanks 329 Anthony J. Robert S. Williams 495 Memher of Board of Public Scattering 6 Welfare for Three Years Blanks 2156 A. Fred Petersen 637 Board of Health for Elliot Stoddard 161 Scattering 19 Three Years Blanks 343 Nathaniel Hurwitz 644

Fred W. :Sullivan . 457 Hig'iDway Surveyor for One Blanks 59 Year Hugh Bancroft, Jr. 374 Trustees of Cohasset Free William T. Barnes 719 Pul)lic Alfred J. Gonsalves 41 Library for Three Scattering 1 Years Blanks 25 Maurice A. Blackmur 465 Tree Warden for One Year Florence E. Bristol 610 Gertrude M. Emery 710 Edward F. Grassie 314 Roscoe G. Pratt 793 Willard S. Putnam 459 Scattering 1 Scattering " 2 Blanks 52 Blanks 1234 20 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Member of Planning Board Member of Planning Board for Five Years for Four Years Norman James 12 Henry Burley 7

Scattering 28 Scattering • 54 Blanks 1120 Blanks 1099 At 8:35 o'clock P. M., a motion was made and seconded and so voted that this meeting be dissolved. Attest: WILLIAM H. MORRIS, Town Clerk

VITAL STATISTICS Records of Births, Deaths and Marriages Recorded in 1945 Births

Total number of births recorded was one hundred and four, of whicTi thirteen were delayed returns and corrections of past years, fifty-two being born in Cohasset and thirty-nine in other cities and towns. Of the ninety-one born in the year 1945 there were forty-seven where the parents were resi- dents of other cities and towns. Of the forty-four whose parents were resi- dents of Cohasset twenty-one were females and twenty-three were males.

Marriages

Total number of marriages was thirty-seven including those where both parties were non-residents of Cohasset. Twenty-one marriages were sol- emnized in Cohasset during the current year.

Deaths

Total number of deaths were fifty-seven including residents of Cohas- set who died elsewhere and non-residents who died in Cohasset. Of the thirty-eight who were residents of Cohasset seventeen were females and twen- ty-one were males.

The principal causes of death were as follows: Chronic Vascular Nephritis Coron- Asphyxiation by inhalation of ary Thrombosis 1 illuminating gas Cancer of Intestines 1 Intestinal Obstruction Heart Disease—Coronary Throm- Carbon tetrachloride poisoning bosis 4 Carcinoma stomach and intestine Gun shot wound of the abdomen 1 Gastric ulcer Coronary arteriosclerosis 1 Cerebral hemorrhage

Heart Disease—arteriosclerotic ... 2 Primary Carcinoma of Liver Acute Lironelo—Pneumonia 1 Carcinoma Stomach Cerebral hemorrhage 1 Acute Edema of Lungs Myocarditis 1 Carcinoma Rectum Broncho Pneumonia 2 Valordar Heart Disease 21 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, *1945

Acute Citypieal Pneumonia 1 Heart Failure 1 Myocardial Insufi&ciency 1 Accidental drowning 1 Heart Disease myocardial 1 Enteritis 1 Carcinoma of Breast 1 Stillborn 1 Cerebral Thrombosis 1 Coronary Occlusion 2 Huntington's Chorea Chronic Myocarditis 3 — Myocarditis 1 Acute Coronary occlusion-Chron- Hypertensive Heart 1 ic-Arterio sclerotic heart dis- Senility 1 ease with Hypertension 1 Angina Pectoris 1 Leukemia 1 Coronary Thrombosis 3 Acute hepatitis 1 Chronic Edema Myocarditis 1 Endocarditis 1 1

PARENTS, BE SURE TO RECORD THE BIRTH OF YOUR CHILD WITH GIVEN NAME IN FULL

"Parents, within forty days after the birth of a child and every house- holder, within forty days after a birth in his house, shall cause notice there- of, to be given to the Clerk of the Town where such child is born." — Gen- eral Laws, Chapter 46, Section 6. Many times returns are made by Doctors and Hospitals before a child has been named. Make certain your child's name is recorded. SOME OF THE REASONS WHY BIRTHS SHOULD BE RECORDED

To establish identity. To prove nationality. To prove legitimacy. To show when the child has a right to enter school. To show when the child has the right to seek employment under the child labor law. To establish the right of inheritance of property. To establish liability to military duty, as well as exemption therefrom. To establish the right to vote.

To qualify to hold title to, and to buy and sell real estate.

To establish the right to hold public office. To prove the age at which the marriage contract may be entered into. To make possible statistical studies of the health conditions.

Your co-operation to the end that all births may be properly recorded will be greatly appreciated.

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BOARD OF REGISTRARS REPORT Meetings Held in 1945

Wednesday, January 24, 1945, at Town Hall, Registration of New Voters.

Saturday, February 3, 1945, at Town Hall, Registration of New Voters and Certification of Names.

Wednesday, February 7, 1945, at Beechwood Improvement Association Hall, Registration of New Voters.

Wednesday, February 21, 1945, at Town Hall, Registration of new voters.

Wednesday, July 4, 1945, Correction of Voting Lists.

Wednesday, July 11, 1945, Correction of Voting Lists.

Wednesday, July 18, Correction of Voting Lists. -

Wednesday, July 25, Correction of Voting Lists.

Total Registered voters as of January 1, 1945 2263

Total number of Persons registered during 1945 46

Total Number of persons in Armed Services Registered until

six months after the war .- 60

2369

Total Number of Names removed from the Voting List by reason of death, Marriage, request and removal to other towns during

1945 31

Total January 1, 1946 2338

Respectfully submitted,

NORMAN CARD, Chairman,

IRA N. PRATT, EDWARD M. FLEMING,

WILLIAM H. MORRIS, Clerk

Board of Registrars of Voters, Cohasset

36 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT

For Year Ending December 31, 1945

January 22, 1946

To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and to the Citizens of Cohasset:

I herewith present my annual report in accordance with Section 61, of Chapter 41, of the Tercentenary Edition of the General Laws, for the year ending, December 31, 1945, showing in detail the appropriations, ex- penditures, and the receipts from each source of income. Also a recapit- ulation sheet and a balance sheet showing the assets and liabilities, debt ac- count, and trust accounts.

I hereby certify that I have verified the Treasurer's cash, twice during the year, and reconciled the bank accounts each time, and found them cor- rect which is in accordance with Section 50 of Chapter 41, of the Tercen- tenary Edition of the General Laws.

The records of permits and licenses issued by the Selectmen and other departments receiving money for the town or committing bills for collection were examined and checked, the reported payments to the Town Treasurer being compared with the Treasurer's recorded receipts, also the savings bank books and securities representing the investment of the several trust funds in custody of the Town Treasurer. I have further reconciled the accounts of the trust funds in custody of the Trustees of the Cohasset Free Public Library and Paul Pratt Memorial Library.

I have also included detail payroll expenditures of each Department, together with a detailed report of the total expenditures of the School De- partment.

I wish to take this opportunity to thank all departments for their sincere cooperation this past year. MALCOLM H. STEVENS, Town Accountant

RECEIPTS, EXPENDITURES, APPROPRIATIONS AND TABLES General Revenue TAXES Current Year: Poll '. $ 1,650.00 Personal 26,386.21 Real Estate 244,607.30 $272,643.51 Previous Years: Personal $ 337.97 Real Estate 16,817.01 17,154.98 37 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

From State: Income Tax $ 32,865.00 Business Corporation Tax 18,296.79 51,161.79 Tax Title Redemptions 392.75

Total for Taxes $341,353.03 LICENSES AND PERMITS

Beer, Wines, and Liquor $ 2,225.00 Sunday 5.00 Pasteurization 30.00 Milk ILOO Common Victualler 12.00 Gasoline Registrations 8.50 Revolver 10.50 Hackney and Hackney Operator 4.00 To Possess a Machine Gun .50 Clam ll.OO Junk 20.00 Inn Holder 2.00 Lodging House 1.00 Oleomargarine 2.00 Auctioneer 2.00 Purchase of Fire Arm 2.50 Slaughtering 2.00 Sunday Amusement 16.00 Sell, Rent, or Lease Fire Arms 4.00

Total for Licenses and Permits $ 2,369.00 FINES Court Fines $ 28.00 GRANTS AND GIFTS Grants: From Federal Government: Old Age Assistance, Administration... $ 320.57 Old Age Assistance, Assistance 9,618.74 Aid to Dependent Children, Adminis- tration 45.92* Aid to Dependent Children, Assistance 514.00 School Lunches 1,445,76 $ 11,944.99 From State: Distribution of Meal Tax $ 672.77 Highway Fund Chap. 569 Acts of 1943 10,390.91 11,063.68 From County: Dog Tax 741.39

Total Grants and Gifts $ 23,750.06 38 :

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ALL OTHER GENERAL REVENUE Tailings (Unclaimed checks) $ 5.21

Total General Revenue ' $367,505.30

Commercial Revenue Special Assessments: Moth Assessments $ 8.00

Privileges 1944 Motor Vehicle Excise $ 95.52 1945 Motor Vehicle Excise 3,884.67 3,980.19

Total Commercial Revenue $ 3,988.19 DEPARTMENTAL REVENUE General Government:

Town Accountant: Reimbursement, Telephone $ 28.21

Town Treasurer: Reimbursement, Telephone $ 118.75 Tax Title Releases 30.00 Refund, Adding Machine service agreement 4.40 — 153.15 Tax Collector: Costs 59.22

Town Clerk: Reimbursement, Telephone 26.89

Town Hall: Rental and Lights 63.00

Protection of Persons and Property: Police Department: Damage Restitution $150.00 Use of Ambulance 28.50 Reimbursement, Telephone .55 179.05 Fire Department: Refilling Fire Extinguishers 16.50 Sealing of Weights and Measures: Sealing Fees 36.07

Civilian Defense: Reimbursement, State Guard Uniforms $ 52.58 Lights 30.75 Medical Supplies 147.00 230.33 39 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Board of Health, General: Board of Health: Contagious Diseases 249.29

Public Welfare: Department of Public Welfare: Reimbursement for Relief: From Cities and Towns $ 14.65 From Individual 1,456.46 1,471.11 Aid to Dependent Children: Reimbursement for Relief: From State 813.98 Old Age Assistance: Reimbursement for Relief: From State $ 11,258.81 From Cities and Towns 382.73 11,641.54 Soldiers' & Sailors' Relief: From Cities and Towns 98.40

Schools: Tuitions $ 1,035.87 Sale of Printing and Supplies 54.98 Reimbursements, Telephone 74.49 Lunch Receipts 6,368.55 Refund Lunch Supplies .60 7,534.49

North Cohasset Post Office Building: Rent 158.00

Bates Building: Rent 2.00

Total Departmental Revenue $ 22,761.23

UNCLASSIFIED REVENUE

Rent: Parker Avenue Boat Yard $ 33.32

Sale of Genealogies 17.00

Total Unclassified Revenue $ 50.32

CEMETERIES

Sale of Lots and Graves $ 441.45 Care of Lots and Graves — General 251.93 Care of Lots and Graves — Perpetual 92.54

Total Cemetery Receipts $ 785.92 40 :

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INTEREST

Taxes

1944 Personal Tax $ 4.86 1944 Real Estate Tax 355.39 S 360.25

1945 Poll Tax $ .86 1945 Personal Tax 5.65 1945 Real Estate Tax 107.93 114.44

1944 Motor Vehicle Excise Tax $ .57 1945 Motor Vehicle Excise Tax 1.74 2.31

Tax Title Redemptions 9.28

Trust Funds, Parks: ' Wheelwright Park $ 300.00 Wadleigh Park 100.00 Billings-Pratt and Robert Charles Billings 43.00 443.00 Beechwood Cemetery: Williams Lot 1.50 Post War Rehabilitation Fund: Treasury Bonds 51/53 200.00

Total Interest Receipts $ 1,130.78

AGENCY — TRUSTS

Agency: Dog Licenses $ 926.80 Sale of Unlicensed Dogs 9.00 Liquor License Advertising 10.00 Tax Title, Recordings, Fees, Etc 3.18 State Share — Liquor Licenses 16.00 $ 964.98

Federal Withholding Tax Deductions 19,364.21

Trusts: Perpetual Care, Woodside Cemetery: Mary E. Oliver — Lot 151 & 152 Section E $ 100.00 Mrs. Elizabeth F. Stuart — Lot 35 Section F (N) 50.00 Mary E. Lyons—Lot 12, Section E 100.00 Peter J. Rooney — Lot 53, Section E 100.00 41 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

James Wilson—Lot 63 & 64, Section A 150.00 Mrs. Joseph E. Frates—Lot 163 Sec- tion E 100.00 Charles E. Frates—Lot 166, Section E 100.00 Peter and Joseph M. Cappuccio — Lot 161, Section E 100.00 Estate Hannah F. Treat—Lot 36, Sec- tion F 100.00 Mrs. Paul Armas—Lot 75, Section E 100.00 Dr. Thomas F. Cody—Lot 66, Sec- tion E 100.00 Estate Thomas E. Bowser—Lot 43 & 44, Section A 200.00 1,300.00

Perpetual Care — Private Cemetery: Cedar Street Cemetery 1,030.31 Charles A. Perkins' Cemetery Fund — Transfer 100.00

J. W. Nichols Fund — Scholarship 130.00 Town Common, Edith M. Bates Fund Transfer 200.00

Total Agency and Trust Receipts $ 23,089.50

REFUNDS

Tax Collector — Petty Cash $ 50.00 Town Hall 3.75 Civilian Defense .82 Removal of Snow, Sanding Streets, etc 11.50 School Lunches 3.82 Old Age Assistance 44.60 Erection of Municipal Garage 11.10

Total Refunds $ 125.59

Total Receipts for 1945 $419,436.83

RECAPITULATION OF RECEIPTS

General Revenue $367,505.30 Commercial Revenue 3,988.19 Departmental Revenue 22,761.23 Unclassified Revenue 50.32 Cemeteries 785.92 Interest 1,130.78 Agency and Trusts 23,089.50 42 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Refunds 125.59

Total Receipts for 1945 $419,436.83

Cash Balance, January 1, 1945 110,168.89

$529,605.72

Total Payments for 1945 390,178.18

Cash on hand, January 1, 1946 $139,427.54 EXPENDITURES General Government MODERATOR Appropriation $126.50

Expenditure: Robert B. James, salary $126.50

FINANCE COMMITTEE

Appropriation $350.00

Expenditures:

Sanderson Brothers — 200 Finance Committee Re- ports $165.39 Dues — Ass'n of Town Finance Committees 10.00

Clerical Services: Malcolm H. Stevens $12.50 Joseph A. Dion, Jr 12.50 25.00

$ 200.39 Balance to Treasury 149.61

$350.00

SELECTMEN Appropriation $2,429.50

Expenditures: Selectmen's salaries: A. Fred Petersen $423.65 Oilman Churchill 244.21 Darius W. Gilbert 379.50 Everett W. Wheelwright 379.50 $1,426.86 43 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Expenses: Joseph A. Dion, Jr. — Clerk, salary $436.40 William H. Morris—Services 90.21 526.61

Posting Warrants: John T. Keating 6.00 Stationery and Postage 24.80 Printing and Advertising 170.45 Travel Expenses 18.01 Dues—Norfolk County Selectmens' Ass'n. 12.00 Repairs to Typewriter 10.00 Shell Fish Regulation expenses 44.33 Electric Light services at Town Dump 12.00

Honor Roll: Flags $6.82 Name Plates 26.26 Repairs 17.66 50.74 All Other 7.30

$2,309.10

Balance to Treasury 120.40

$2,429.50

SELECTMEN — MISCELLANEOUS IMPROVEMENTS

Brought Forward from 1944 $1,265.81

No Expenditures, Balance carried forward to 1946 $1,265.81

TOWN ACCOUNTANT Appropriation $3,053.00

Expenditures:

Town Accountant, Malcolm H. Stevens, salary ... $2,700.00

Expenses: Joseph A. Dion, Jr.—Clerk, salary $186.00 Stationery and Postage 38.40 Telephone (Reimbursed to Town) 28.21 Travel Expenses 21.52 Dues—Municipal Finance Officers Ass'n. 10.00 Repairs to Typewriter 1.25 Binding Ledgers 18.40 303.78

$3,003.78

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Balance to Treasury 49.22

$3,053.00

TOWN TREASURER i

Appropriation $3,065.50

Expenditures: Town Treasurer—Maurice R. Noonan, salary $2,200.00

Expenses:

Joseph A. Dion, Jr.—Clerk, salary . $46.40 Stationery and Postage 171.72 Printing 105.98 Travel Expenses 55.40 Telephone (Reimbursed to Town) 102.65 Surety Bond 168.00 Dues—Mass. Collectors' and Treasurers' Ass'n 2.00 Bank, Burglary, and Robbery Insurance 57.30 Maintenance service of Adding Machine 8.80 Repairs to Typewriter 4.25 Office Furniture 5.72 Recording Tax Title Fees, etc 20.00 748.22

$2,948.22 Balance to Treasury 117.28

$3,065.50

TAX COLLECTOR

Appropriation * $3,466.50 Refund—Petty Cash 50.00

$3,516.50

Expenditures: Tax Collector—Eleanor T. Downs, salary $2,200.00 Expenses Joseph A. Dion, Jr.—Clerk, and Deputy Collector, salary $139.60 William C. Gregory—Deputy Collector, services 15.00 Frances Downs—Deputy Collector, ser- vices 256.25 Stationery and Postage 283.56 Printing and Advertising 25.00

45 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Bonds:

Tax Collector $214.25 Deputy Collectors 15.00 229.25 Travel Expenses 89.34

Robbery Insurance * 27.70 Petty Cash 50.00 Maintenance service of Adding Machine 19.10 Post Office box rent 2.40 Dues—Mass. Collectors' and Treasurers' Ass'n 2.00 Tax Titles, Recording, Takings, etc 37.52 1,176.72

$3,376.72 Balance to Treasury 139.78

$3,516.50

ASSESSORS Appropriation $4,418.80 Expenditures:

Salaries: Darius W. Gilbert $1,752.50 Everett W. Wheelwright 759.00 Oilman Churchill 244.21 A. Fred Petersen 443.65 $3,204.36

Expenses:

Joseph A. Dion, Jr.—Clerk, salary . $563.20 William H. Morris—services 172.19 Burtram J. Pratt—services 30.00 Travel expenses 65.50 Dues—National Ass'n of Assessing Of- ficers 10.00 Abstracting Property Transfers, Postage and expenses—Ewie F. Dalby 63.75 Photostatic Copies of Transfers 29.17 Binding Valuation Books 16.86 Stationery and Postage 59.67 Maintenance service of Adding Machine 8.80 1,019.14

$4,223.50 Balance to Treasury 195.30

$4,418.80

46 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

OTHER FINANCE OFFICES AND ACCOUNTS CERTIFICATION OF NOTES Appropriation $10.00 No Expenditure—Balance to Treasury $10.00

LAW — LEGAL COUNSEL Appropriation $1,581.25

Expenditures:

Town Counsel—Frederick A. Thayer, services .... $1,482.59 Telephone—Frederick A. Thayer's residence 98.66

$1,581.25

TOWN CLERK Appropriation $1,953.00

Expenditures: Town Clerk—William H. Morris, salary $1,138.50

Expenses: Joseph A. Dion, Jr.—Clerk, salary $381.20 Margaret M. McNamara—services 2.28 Charles A. Marks—services 48.00 Recording fees—Births, Deaths and Marriages 167.00 Administering Oaths 29.50 Stationery and Postage 80.45 Printing and Advertising 18.25 Telephone (Reimbursed to Town) 26.89 Surety Bond 7.50 Dues—Mass. Town Clerks' Ass'n. 3.00 Binding Vital Statistic Books 50.00 814.07

$1,952.57 Balance to Treasury .43

$1,953.00

ELECTIONS, REGISTRATIONS, AND TOWN MEETINGS Appropriation $1,566.00

Expenditures: Election Officers, services (For detail, see end of report) $245.00 47 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Registrars' Salaries: Norman Card $126.50 Edward M. Fleming 126.50 Ira N. Pratt 126.50

William H. Morris, Clerk ex-officio .... 126.50 506.00

Expenses: Installation of Voting Booths 6.60 Stationery and Postage 76.07 Printing and Advertising 291.50 Meals 32.94 Posting Warrants 5.00 Furniture 67.50

$1,230.61 Balance to Treasury 335.39

$1,566.00

ENGINEERING — MAINTENANCE Appropriation $300.00

Expenditures: William H. Taft—Services, Changing Assessors' Plans $237.00 Balance to Treasury 63.00

$300.00

ENGINEERING — OUTLAY Appropriation $300.00

Expenditures: Lewis W. Perkins—Engineering $15.00 Balance to Treasury 285.00

$300.00

TOWN HALL Appropriation $5,943.99 Refund 3.75

$5,947.74 4S :

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Expenses:

Custodians: Alfred M. Silvia—salary $2,300.00 John Kennedy—services 12.66 $2,312.66 Fuel 812.81 Lights 390.15 Janitor Supplies 253.06 Repairs 926.07 Insurance 689.01 Liability Insurance 29.95 Water 9.00 Ice 12.30 Carting Ashes and Rubbish 61.50 Telephones: General $292.51 Treasurer's Office 58.34 Tax Collector's Office 61.09

Custodian's residence, Alfred M. Sil- via 23.16 435.10

$5,931.61 Balance to Treasury 16.13

$5,947.74

TOWN HALL — PURCHASE OF PIANO Appropriation $550.00

Expenditure: Albert A. McCarthy—Second-Hand Miller Grand Piano $350.00 Balance Carried Forward to 1946 200.00

$550.00

POLICE DEPARTMENT Appropriation $23,920.19 Transfer from Reserve Fund 667.57

$24,587.76

Expenditures:

Salaries ^ Chief—Hector J. Pelletier $3,400.00 49 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Patrolmen:

James J. Sullivan 2,500.00 Benjamin F. Curley 2,500.00

John J. Rooney 2,500.00 Thomas B. Kane 2,500.00

Louis J. Simeone '. 2,400.00 Special Police: George D, Carpenter 835.56 Ralph S. Enos 259.49

John J. Ferreira 4.74 Frank E. Jason 799.78

Frank J. Migliaccio 676.39 Herbert Morse 455.61 Frederick W. Sullivan 94.87 $18,926.44

Equipment Maintenance: Equipment for Men $327.25 Radio Repairs and Equipment 54.85 382.10 Fuel 266.82 Lights 174.29

Maintenance of Building and Grounds: Repairs $752.65 Janitor Supplies 67.37 Insurance 116.50 American Flag 11.00 Care of Grounds 7.50 955.02 Stationery and Postage 7.65

Telephones: Headquarters, Coh. 0372 $142.60 Headquarters, Coh. 0374 76.40 Chief's Residence, Coh. 0060 83.92 Box, Coh. 070O 57.70 Box, Coh. 0703 56.04 416.66 Chief's Expenses 318.15

Dues: New Police Revolver League $11.00 Mass. Chief of Police Ass'n 3.00

International Ass'n Chief of Police .. 10.00 24.00 Set of General Laws of Mass 20.00 Repairs to Typewriter 5.00 50 :

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Meals for Prisoners 48.76 All Other 6.29

Maintenance of Automobiles:

Cruising Cars: Gasoline, Oil, Anti-Freeze $768,01 Repairs and Equipment 817.01 Tires, Tubes and Chains 332.02 Batteries 76.75 Insurance 268.46 2,262.25

Ambulance: Gasoline, Oil, Anti-Freeze $23.74 Repairs and Equipment 190.22 Tires, Tubes, and Chains 131.06 Insurance 153.59 Laundry 56.75 All Other 6.00 561.36

Beacons: Lights $118.75 Repairs 65.00 Coasting Signs 29.00 212.75

$24,587.54 Balance to Overlay Surplus .22

$24,587.76

POLICE AND FIRE STATIONS COMMITTEE Appropriation $2,000.00

Expenditures: Richard M. Thompson—Architect services $50.00 Stationery Supplies 3.10

$53.10 Balance Carried Forward to 1946 1,946.90

$2,000.00

FIRE DEPARTMENT Appropriation $26,358.65

Expenditures:

Salaries Chief, Joseph L, Oliver $2,950.00

Deputy Chief, Clarence S. Reddy .... 875.01 $3,825.01 51 :

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Drivers

Charles C. Philbrook $2,500.00 C. W. Barron Salvador 2,289.53 Lot E. Bates 2,500.00 Edward B. Mathewson 2,500.00 Ellery C. S. Sidney 2,500.00 James Happenny 1,425.00 13,714.53

Relief Drivers: 118.50 (For detail, see end of report) Call Men (Paid on percentage basis) 4,100.00 (For detail, see end of report) Reloading Hose 3.16 (For detail, see end of report) Watchers after Fires 7.11 (For detail, see end of report) Other Employees 64.45 (For detail, see end of report)

Equipment: To Carry on Apparatus $207.75 For Men 184.17 Homelite Self Priming Pump 243.20 All Other 45.57 680.69 First Aid Supplies 10.69 Hose — 400' — 21/2" Double Jacket 440.00

Maintenance of Trucks: Repairs $219.94 Gasoline, Oil, Anti-Freeze 289.67 Tires, Tubes, and Chains 236.39 Battery 12.95 Insurance 222.67 Battery Charger 21.00 2 Walker Jacks 40.10 1,042.72 Fuel 624.09 Lights 268.62 Gas 52.22

Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds: Repairs $314.57 House Supplies and Furnishings 186.30 Laundry 45.38 Insurance 158.92 705.17

Telephones: Central Station, Coh. 0260 85.03 Central Station, Coh. 0214 38.25 Engine No. 2 Station, Coh. 0054-W 40.37 52 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Engine No. 2 Station — Edward J. Fitzpatrick's residence, Coh. 0054-R 25.35 Engine No. 3 Station, Coh. 0582 51.38 Chief's residence, Coh. 0417-M 40.93 281.31

Other Expenses: Stationery, Printing and Postage $83.50 Chief's Expenses 46.30

Dues: Fire Chief's Ass'n of Mass. $3.00 New Eng. and International Fire Chief's Ass'n 6.00 National Fire Protection Ass'n 10.00 19.00 Grave Pennants 29.37 All Other 29.18 207.35

$26,145.62 Balance to Treasury 213.03

$26,358.65

FIRE ALARM

Appropriation $2,720.50

Expenditures: Fire Alarm and Signal Operator—Herbert Wil- liams, Sr., salary $1,612.00 Labor (For detail, see end of report)' 244.00 Telephone—Herbert Williams, Sr's. residence 31.14 Tools, Supplies and Repairs 88.08 Boxes and Wires 197.60 Insurance—Employers' Liability on $300.00 26.19 Electrical Supplies 93.99 Expenses at Meetings 5.00 Dues—International Municipal Signal Ass'n 5.00

Maintenance of Truck: Gasoline, Oil, Anti-Freeze $30.39 Repairs 9.28 Insurance 58.67 Rent of Garage 60.00 158.34

$2,461.34 Balance to Treasury 259.16

$2,720.50

53 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

FIRE DEPARTMENT — PURCHASE OF AERIAL LADDER TRUCK

Appropriation $15,500.00 No Expenditure, Balance Carried Forward to 1946 $15,500.00

HYDRANT SERVICE, ETC.

Appropriation $10,200.00

Expenditures: Cohasset Water Co.—124 Hydrants @ $75.00 $9,300.00 Hingham Water Co.— 12 Hydrants @ $75.00 900.00

$10,200.00

HYDRANT RENTAL — LAMBERT'S LANE

Brought Forward from 1944 $75.00

No Expenditure, Balance Carried Forward to 1946 .... 75.00

HYDRANT RENTAL — CEDAR STREET

Brought Forward from 1944 $75.00

No Expenditure, Balance Carried Forward to 1946 .... 75.00

HYDRANT RENTALS — KING STREET AND CHIEF JUSTICE CUSHINP HIGHWAY

Appropriation $225.00

No Expenditure, Balance Carried Forward to 1946 $225.00

INSPECTION OF WIRES

Appropriation $809.00

Expenditures: Inspector—Herbert Williams, Sr., salary $749.00 Travel Expenses 25.00 Voltage Tester 9.80

$783.80 Balance to Treasury 25.20

$809.00

54 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

SEALING OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

Appropriation $488.25

Expenditures: '

Sealer—Ira B. P. Stoughton, salary $316.25

Expenses: Telephone Ira B. P. Stoughton's residence 29.16 Travel Expenses 89.08 Insurance on Equipment 19.32 Storage of Tank 10.00 Steel Dies and Matrix 7.89 Stationery and Postage 5.09 Dues—Mass. State Sealers' Ass'n 2.00

$478.79 Balance to Treasury 9.46

$488.25

INSECT PEST EXTERMINATION, MOTH SUPPRESSION

Appropriation $5,399.20

Expenditures: Superintendent—Roscoe G. Pratt, ser- vices $1,403.67 Labor (For detail, see end of report) 2,832.25 $4,235.92 Insecticides: Lead $429.92 Caseine and Caseinite 112.50 Borax and Rid 77.10 619.52 Hardware and Supplies 122.11 First Aid Kit Supplies 3.73 Insurance—Employers' Liability on $2,000 57.41 Maintenance of Truck: Gasoline, Oil, Anti-Freeze $192.94 Repairs 94.10 Insurance — Fire, Theft, Property Damage 35.76 Registration Plates 2.0O 324.80 Repairs to Spraying Machine 35.50

$5,398.99 Balance to Treasury .21

$5,399.20

55 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

MOTH SUPPRESSION — PURCHASE OF SPRAYING MACHINE

Appropriation $868.00 No Expenditure, Balance Carried Forward to 1946... $868.00

TREE WARDEN — GENERAL

Appropriation $3,248.50

Expenditures: Tree Warden—Roscoe G. Pratt, salary $632.50

Labor (For detail, see end of report) .... 1,760.19 $2,392.69

Expenses: Telephone—Roscoe G. Pratt's residence 36.69 Stationery and Postage 10.90 Hardware and Equipment 183.11 Maintenance of Truck: Gasoline, Oil, Anti-Freeze $165.88 Repairs 210.92 Tires, Tubes, Chains 37.90 Battery 13.95 Insurance—Property, Liability, Theft 56.80 Registration Plates 2.00 Rent of Garage 60.00 547.45 Insurance—Employers' Liability on $2,000 43.16 Dues—Mass. Tree Wardens' & Foresters' Ass'n .... 2.00 First Aid Kit Supplies „ 3.50 Insecticides 28.70

$3,248.20 Balance to Treasury .30

$3,24fi.50

TREE WARDEN—SPECIAL CLEARING TREES FOR

FIRE ALARM

Appropriation $440.00

Expenditures: Superintendent—Roscoe G. Pratt, ser- vices 121.60

Labor (For detail, see end of report) .... 231.00 $ 352.60 Hardware Supplies 5.52 Repairs to Equipment 36.62 Insurance—Employers' Liability 11.86 56 : :

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Maintenance of Truck: Gasoline, Oil, Anti-Freeze $21.12 Repairs 12.25 33.37

$439.97 Balance to Treasury .03

$440.00

TREE WARDEN — PURCHASE PORTABLE FLOOD LIGHTS

Appropriation $292.00

Expenditures: Two—Generator Flood Lights Complete $292.00

FOREST FIRES

Appropriation $1,175.00

Expenditures: Forest Warden—Joseph L. Oliver, salary $150.00 Labor—Fighting Fires and Carting Hose (For detail, see end of report) 210.93 Relief Driver, John Wheelwright, ser- vices 107.61 $468.54 Hose 200'—11/2" Double Jacket Hose $130.00 10'— 11/2" Suction Hose 15.00 30' — 2" Suction Hose 56.25 201.25

Maintenance of Truck: Gasoline, Oil, Anti-Freeze $12.93 Repairs 84.29 Insurance—Fire and Theft 4.37 Tires 70.60 Battery 13.95 186.14

Equipment For Apparatus $62.60 All Other 49.84 112.44 Expenses at Meetings 2.00 57 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Forest Fire Patrol: Joseph L. Oliver, services 71.89

$1,042.26 Balance to Treasury 132.74

$1,175.00

BOUNTIES

Appropriation $25.00 No Expenditures, Balance to Treasury $25.00

SHELL FISH CULTIVATION

Brought Forward from 1944 $400.00 No Expenditure, Balance Carried Forward to 1946 $400.00

CIVILIAN DEFENSE

Brought Forward from 1944 $2,169.78 Appropriation 1,000.00 Refund .82

$3,170.60

Expenditures: Ration Board: Secretary—Marguerite Barrett, ser- vices $377.23 Telephone 172.21 Stationery, Printing, and Advertising 124.17 Fuel 161.36 Lights 79.57 Janitor Supplies 14.14 1 —Second Hand Typewriter 40.00 Carting Rubbish 45.00 $1,013.68

Defense Center: Telephone 58.61

Mileage Administration: Clerk— Eleanor Muncey, services $35.00 Clerk—Grace R. Beal, services 120.00 155.00 58 : :

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Clothing and Salvage Collections: Printing and Advertising $35.00 Express 39.60 Miscellaneous Supplies 10.60 85.20

State Guard Unit: Use of Hingham Rifle Range 34.00

Miscellaneous: Bond covering Property Ofl&cer in fav- or of U. S. Office of Civilian Defense 5.00 All Other 3.75 8.75

$1,355.24 Balance Carried Forward to 1946 1,815.36

$3,170.60

COHASSET STATE GUARD UNIT

Transfer from Reserve Fund $50.00 No Expenditures, Balance to Overlay Surplus $50.00

BOARD OF HEALTH — GENERAL

Appropriation $2,620.00

Expenditures:

Salaries Nathaniel M. Hurwitz $253.00 Abraham J. Antoine, Jr 253.00 Edward E. Tower 137.11 Doris G. Tower 115.89 $759.00

Expenses: Stationery and Postage 15.33 Travel and Transportation 68.00

Telephones N. M. Hurwitz's residence $54.00 A. J. Antoine, Jr's., residence 48.00 Doris G. Tower's residence 25.00 Walter P. Bates' residence 20.06 147.06

Vital Statistics: Births $12.75 Deaths 10.25 23.00 59 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Baby Clinic:

Stewart H. Clifford, M.D., services .... $300.00 Laundry and Supplies 20.00 320.00

Contagious Diseases: Hospitals $1,041.50 Supplies 2.85 1,044.35 Burying Animals 13.50

Storing Serum . 25.00 Immunization Clinic 127.62 Ash Barrels 35.90 Maintenance of Truck: Gasoline and Oil $6.11 Repairs 30.74 36.85 Disinfectants 1.00

$2,616.61 Balance to Treasury 3.39

$2,620.00

TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL — BRAINTREE

Appropriation from Revenue of 1945 $2,769.56

Expenditure: - Treasurer of Norfolk County $2,769.56

INSPECTION OF SCHOOL CHILDREN DENTAL DISPENSARY

Appropriation $1,390.00

Expenditures: Dentist—John D. Corrigan, salary $1,138.50 Dentist—William G. Matheson, Jr., salary 126.50 Stationery and Printing 14.00 Dental Supplies 97.28

$1,376.28 Balance to Treasury 13.72

$1,390.00

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DISTRICT NURSE

Appropriation $1,540.00

Expenditure Mrs. Rosemary Maclsaacs, R. N., services $1,540.00

OXYGEN, SUPPLIES, ETC.

Appropriation $200.00

Expenditures: Supplies and Express $199.97 Balance to Treasury .03

$200.00

INSPECTION OF ANIMALS

Appropriation $115.00

Expenditure:

Inspector—Darius W. Gilbert, V. S., salary $115.00

INSPECTION OF SLAUGHTERING

Appropriation $100.00

Expenditure:

Inspector — Darius W. Gilbert, V. S., salary $100.00

INSPECTION OF MILK AND VINEGAR

Appropriation $208.13

Expenditures: Milk Inspector—Charles E. Frates, salary $158.13 Travel Expenses 20.00 Chemical Analysis—Rita Clark 9.00

$187.13 Balance to Treasury 21,00

$208.13

REFUSE AND GARBAGE DISPOSAL — TOWN DUMP

Appropriation $2,147.40 Transfer from Reserve Fund 150.00

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Expenditures:

Superintendent—Charles R. Stoddard, salary $1,716.00

Vacation Period—Charles McAuliffe, services .... 66.00 Telephone—Charles R. Stoddard's residence 25.14 Insurance—Employers' Liability on $1.500 46.76 Maintenance of Truck: Gasoline, Oil, Anti-Freeze $121.49 Repairs 215.05 Tires, Tubes, Chains 57.42 Battery 13.95 Insurance—Liability, Fire and Theft 33.65 441.56 Paint 1.10

$2,296.56 Balance to Overlay Surplus .84

$2,297.40

TOWN DUMP — INCIDlENTAL EXPENSES

Brought Forward from 1944 $ .67 Appropriation 100.00

$100.67

Expenditure Plumbing Installation $ 23.52 Balance to Treasury 77.14

$100.67

REFUSE AND GARBAGE DISPOSAL — CONTRACT

Appropriation $7,500.00 Expenditures: Mimeographing Contract $ 27.50 Advertising 22.50 Contract—Louis E. Salvador 4,174.30

$4,224.30 Balance Carried Forward to 1946 3,275.70

$7,500.00

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CARE OF BROOKS AND STREAMS, DRAINING OF PONDS JAMES BROOK, STRAITS POND, CAT DAM, ETC.

Appropriation $1,609.38 Expenditures:

James Brook:

Labor (For detail, see end of report) .. $588.63 Carlos A. Tanger, Care of Gates 99.40 Drainage Supplies 17.50 Travel Expenses 35.00 Insurance—Employers' Liability on $1,500 57.45 Repairs to Truck 21.95 $819.93

Atlantic Avenue and Treat's Pond: Labor (For detail, see end of report) 212.04

Straits Pond: Labor (For detail, see end of report) $50.64 Fitzpatrick & Happenny-Care of Gates 189.75 Repairs to Equipment 42.20 282.59

Cat Dam: Labor (For detail, see end of report) $56.97 Thomas S, Brow^n—Care of Gates 94.88 Hardware Supplies .36 152.21

Care of Other Gates and Streams: Spring and Main Streets—Frank J. Migliaccio ,$12.66 Pleasant Street, Coal Shed—William E. Tilden 31.63 Treat's Pond—A. J. Antoine, Sr 31.63

Margin Street—Ellery C. S. Sidney .. 31.63 Valine's Meadow^—Charles R. Jason 25.00 ,132.55 \ $1,599.32 Balance to Treasury 10.06

$1,609.38

ERADICATION OF MOSQUITOES

Appropriation $800.00

Expenditure Comm. of Mass., State Reclamation Board $800.00

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HIGHWAYS, GENERAL MAINTENANCE INCLUDING TARRING STREETS

Appropriation $29,837.50

Expenditures:

Highway Surveyor—William T. Barnes, salary .... |3,200.00

Expenses: Pay Rolls (For detail, see end of report) Labor $10,757.23 Trucks 1,712.00 12,469.23 Broken Stone 472.13 Loam 152.75 Sand and Gravel 505.44 Tarvia Trimount Bituminous Products Co. 48,414 gallons $5,447.85 Bradford Weston Inc. 200 1/10 Tons Bituminous Concrete 1,051.14 6,498.99 » Equipment and Repairs 1,170.62

Florist Work on Small Parks and Fountains .... 19.50 Maintenance of Trucks: Gasoline, Oil, Anti-Freeze $1,172.97 Repairs 2,678.34 Batteries 82.50 Tires, Tubes, and Chains 150.70 Registration Plates 12.00 Insurance 150.02 4,246.53 Insurance—Employers' Liability Insurance on $18,500 599.96 Telephone—William T. Barnes' residence 19.45 Electric Light Service 5.25 Water Service 4.00 Cement, Lime, Culverts 225.80 Lumber 90.39 Paint and Oil 155.44

$29,835.43 Balance to Treasury ._ 2.02

$29,837.50

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HIGHWAYS — SNOW AND ICE REMOVAL

Appropriation $17,464.39 Refunds 11.50 Transfer from Reserve Fund 2,000.00

$19,475.89 Expenditures: Payrolls (For detail, see end of report) Labor $7,839.50 Trucks and Teams 6,950.51 $14,790.01 Plows: New Plows and Equipment $1,096.21 Repairs to Plows 357.76 1,453.97 Equipment and Repairs 506.57 2 Model Sand Spreaders 370.00 3 Tons Chloride 120.00 Lumber 56.08 Maintenance of Trucks and Tractor: Gasoline, Oil, Anti-Freeze $705.84 Repairs 1,063.19 Tires, Tubes, Chains 144.59 1,913.62 Insurance—Employers' Liability on $8,000 122.00 Sand 83.76

$19,416.01 Balance to Overlay Surplus 59.88

$19,475.89

HIGHWAYS — STREET LIGHTS

Appropriation $9,200.00

Expenditures: Brockton Edison Co.—For Street Lighting includ-

ing 409 - 100 cp., 20-250 cp., 26-600 cp., 2-600 cp., 1-100 w., Semi-Orna., 2-250 cp., and Harbor lights $8,949.73 Beacons, Comers of Route 3A—Sohier and Beech- wood Streets 48.00

$8,997.73 Balance to Treasury 202.27

$9,200.00

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HIGHWAYS — STREET SIGNS, FOUNTAINS AND HIGHWAYS UNDER SELECTMEN

Appropriation $200.00

Expenditures

'"*reet Signs: Labor—Clarence Silvia, services $53.00 Paint and Supplies 10.05 Repairs 44.50

$107.55 Balance to Treasury 92.45

$200.00

HIGHWAYS — HARBOR MANTENANCE

Appropriation $1,632.25

Expenditures: Harbor Master—Ralph C. Burrell, salary $126.50 Assistant Harbor Master—Joseph P. Figueiredo, salary 63.25 Labor (For detail, see end of report) 1,232.55 Equipment and Supplies 30.32 Repairs to Equipment 10.16 Barrels (21) 66.50 Lumber 18.31 Paint and Oil 54.75 Insurance—Employers' Liability on $1,200 29.91

$1,632.25

HIGHWAYS — HARBOR DREDGING

Brought Forward from 1944 $5,000.00

Appropriation: Transfer from Surplus Revenue, by Vote of Annual Town

Meeting, March 3, 1945, Article 14 10,000.00

$15,000.00

No Expenditure—Balance Carried Forward to 1945 ... $15,000.00

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PUBLIC WELFARE — GENERAL ADMINISTRATION — SALARIES

Appropriation $1,265.00

Expenditures:

Salaries: Everett W. Wheelwright $759.00 A. Fred Petersen 141.21 Gilman Churchill 81.44 Darius W. Gilbert 253.00

$1,234.65 Balance to Treasury 30.35

$1,265.00

PUBLIC WELFARE — GENERAL ADMINISTRATION — EXPENSES

Appropriation $639.17

Expenditures: Clerk—Joseph A. Dion, Jr., salary $184.40 Welfare Agent—Mary E. Oliver, salary 218.89 Stationery and Postage 42,54 Travel Expenses 58.96 1945 Social Service Index 10.50 Dues—Mass. Ass'n of Relief Officers " 2.00 Dues—Mass. Conference of Social Workers 2.00

$519.29 Balance to Treasury 119.88

$639.17

PUBLIC WELFARE — ASSISTANCE

Appropriation $5,000.00

Expenditures: Groceries and Provisions $281.75 Fuel and Oil 2.65 Board and Care 629.00 Medical Care 341.48 Cash Grants to Individuals 260.00 Relief — Other Cities and Towns 790.73 Rent 10.00

$2,315.61 67 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Balance to Treasury 2,684.39

$5,000.00

OLD AGE ASSISTANCE — ADMINISTRATION

Appropriation $1,641.66 Receipts from Government 320.57

$1,962.23

Expenditures: Welfare Agent—Mary E. Oliver, salary $1,530.22 Stationery and Postage 23.49 Travel Expenses 31.70

$1,585.41 Balance to Treasury 376.82

$1,962.23

OLD AGE ASSISTANCE — ASSISTANCE

Appropriation $16,000.00 Receipts from Government 9,618.74 Refunds 44.60

$25,663.34

Expenditures: Cash Grants to Individuals $24,150.06 Relief, Other Towns 217.12

$24,367.18 Balance to Treasury 1,296.16

$25,663.34

AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN — ADMINISTRATION

Appropriation $269.17 Receipts from Government 45.92

$315.09

Expenditures: Welfare Agent—Mary E. Oliver, salary $218.89 Travel Expenses 10.65

$229.54 68 « Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Balance to Treasury 85.55

$315.09

AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN — ASSISTANCE

Appropriation $4,000.00 Receipts from Government 514.00

$4,514.00

Expenditures: Cash Grants to Individuals $2,741.94 Water Service 26.00

$2,767.94 Balance to Treasury 1,746.06

$4,514.00

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS RELIEF Appropriation $2,500.00

Expenditures: Clerk—Marguerite Barrett, services $130.00 Stationery and Printing 38.20 Cash Grants to Individuals 158.40 War Allowance 113.00

$ 439.60 Balance to Treasury 2,060.40

$2,500.00

Schools and Libraries SCHOOLS — GENERAL MAINTENANCE

Appropriation $88,053.56 Dog Fund, Voted by Town 741.39

J,794.95

Expenditures (For detail, see end of report) :

School Committee Expenses: Financial Secretary, salary $115.00 Travel Expenses 4.00 Advertising 13.00 Robert's Rules of Order 1.35 $133.35 69 :

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General Superintendent, salary $2,075.00 Teachers' Retirement Fund — Chapter 419, Acts of 1943 32.50 Clerical Work 1,141.20 Attendance Officer, salary 100.00

Stationery, Printing, and Postage .... 45.92 Travel Expenses 87.41 Superintendent Expenses 11.50 3,493.53

Telephones: Osgood School, Coh. 0290 $124.60 Ripley Road School, Coh. 054O 65.20 Harry O. Wood's residence, Coh. 0471-R (Reimbursed to Town) 21.53 John S. Sladen's residence, Coh. 0653-W (Reimbursed to Town) 22.23

William Ripley, Jr's. residence, Coh. 0232 (Reimbursed to Town) 23.75 All Other 1.80 259.11

Teachers' Salaries: High $21,749.84 Elementary 36,110.94 57,860.78

Text and Reference Books: High $459.87 Elementary 280.40 740.27

Supplies including Heat for Cooking: High $2,150.79 Elementary 1,861.58 4,012.37

Libraries: Books 47.23

Tuitions: Trade Schools, Vocational 152.64

Transportation: High $2,295.05 Elementary 4,094.91 6,389.96

Janitor Services: High $1,289.95 Elementary 4,258.96 5,545.91 70 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Lights: High $258.35 Elementary 516.70 775.05

Fuel: High ." $709.02 Elementary 1,552.79 2,261.81

Maintenance of Buildings: Repairs: High $1,183.00 Elementary 1,457.28 2,640.28

Janitor Supplies: High $222.53 Elementary 420.66 643.19

Grounds: High $76.25 Elementary 91.25 167.50

Furniture and Furnishings: High $138.25 Elementary 443.28 581.53 New Equipment 299.97 Diplomas and Graduation Exercises 130.47 Insurance 678.00 Insurance—Employers' Liability on $3,000 26.16 Cartage 35.00 Health 1,464.80

,341.91

Balance to Treasury ... 453.04

,794.95

SCHOOL LUNCHES

Appropriation $ 8,266.00 Receipts from Government 1,445.76 Transfer from Reserve Fund 450.00 Refund 3.82

$10,165.58

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Expenditures: Salaries (For detail, see end of report) $2,909,06 Supplies 7,241.19

$10,150.25 Balance to Overlay Surplus 15.33

$10,165.58

SCHOOLS — BASKET BALL COURT

Brought Forward from 1944 $419.87

Expenditures: » Plumbing Supplies and Installations $257.20 Steel Lockers (40) 160.00

$417.20 Balance Carried Forward to 1946 2.67

$419.87

SCHOOLS — IMPROVE ACOUSTICAL PROPERTY

Appropriation $500.00 No Expenditure — Balance Carried Forward to 1946 $500.00

SCHOOLS — INSULATING CAP AT RIPLEY ROAD SCHOOL

Appropriation $3,000.00

Expenditure: National Insulation Co.—Contractor $2,500.00 Balance Carried Forward to 1946 500.00

$3,000.00

SCHOOLS - PLANS, SPECIFICATION, ESTIMATES FOR ERECTION OF A NEW HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING

Brought Forward from 1944 $500.00

Expenditures: John E. Nichols—Consultation Fees and Expenses $160.70 Travel Expenses 13.60

$174.30 72 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Balance Carried Forward to 1946 325.70

$500.00

LIBRARIES — GENERAL MAINTENANCE

Appropriation $7,038.40

Expenditures: Paul Pratt Memorial Library:

Rev. Fred V. Stanley, Treasurer . $6,570.38 Telephone—Paul Pratt Memorial Library 35.98 Telephone—Beechwood Branch Library 32.04 $6,638.40

Nantasket Library: James A. Brickett, Treasurer 400.00

$7,038.40

Recreation and Unclassified TOWN COMMONS AND PARKS — GENERAL

Appropriation $1,090.00 Interest received from Robert Charles Billings Fund 23.00 Interest received from Billings-Pratt Fund 20.00 Transfer from Reserve Fund 250.00

$1,383.00

Expenditures: Town Common: Labor (For detail, see end of report) $659.37 Insurance—Employers' Liability on $1,500 23.01 Loam 28.00 Equipment and Supplies 18.45 Sharpening and Repairing Lawn Mowers 173.50

Gasoline and Oil for Power Mower .... 18.48 $920.81

Small Parks: Labor (For detail, see end of report) 452.38

L,373.19

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Balance to Overlay Surplus 9.81

$1,383.00

BEECHWOOD BALL FIELD

Appropriation $215.00

Expenditures: Labor (For detail, see end of report) $62.90 Sharpening and Repairing Mowers 73.30

$136.20 Balance to Treasury 78.80

$215.00

TOWN COMMON POND

EDITH M. BATES FUND

Brought Forward from 1944 $90.23 From Edith M. Bates Fund 200.00

$290.23

Expenditures: Labor (For detail, see end of report)^ $178.71 Balance Carried Forward to 1946 111.52

$290.23

WHEELWRIGHT PARK

Brought Forward from 1944 $789.82 Interest received in 1945 300.00

$1,089.82

Expenditures: Labor (For detail, see end of report) $18.99 Balance Carried Forward to 1946 1,070.83

$1,089.82

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WADLEIGH PARK

Brought Forward from 1944 $230.86 Interest Received in 1945 100.00

$330.86

Expenditures: Care of Park—Anthony Emanuello, services $ 40.00 Sharpening and Repairing Mower 6.00

% 46.00 Balance Carried Forward to 1946 284.86

$330.86

PERKINS' CEMETERY FUND Brought Forward from 1944 $ 64.40 Transfer from Fund 100.00

$164.40

Expenditures Care of Cemetery—James D. Bates, services $102.00 Water Service 4.20

$106.20 Balance Carried Forward to 1946 58.20

$164.40

MILLIKEN FIELD — MAINTENANCE Appropriation $ 753.97 Transfer from Reserve Fund 250.00

$1,003.97

Expenditures Superintendent—Joseph M. Sullivan, salary $126.50 Labor (For detail, see end of report) 603.65 Insurance—Employers' Liability 6.31 Fertilizer 16.00 Hardware Supplies 36.70 Lime 27.20 Paint 11.00 Sharpening and Repairing Mowers 42.50 75 :

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Gasoline and Oil for Power Mower .: 20.41 1 Set Bases 20.00 Repairs to Tennis Court 55.00 Second Hand Tennis Net 15.00

$ 980.27 Balance to Overlay Surplus 23.70

$1,003.97

DAMAGE TO PERSONS AND PERSONAL PROPERTY AND INDEMNIFICATION

Appropriation $300.00

Expenditures Anna M. Reardon—Settlement of Claim $100.00 John W. Ford—Settlement of Claim 82.60 Rosa Brooks—Settlement of Claim 5.00

$187.60 Balance to Treasury 112.40

$300.00

PENSION FUND

Appropriation $1,050.00

Expenditure: Frank Jason—Retired $1,050.00

MEMORIAL DAY, OTHER LEGAL HOLIDAYS AND CELEBRATIONS

Appropriation $450.00 Transfer from Reserve Fund 23.75

$473.75

Expenditures: Band Services—George W. Ventre $200.00 Collation 146.25 Floral Wreaths and Plants 57.25 Stationery and Printing 9.00 Ammunition 19.20 Two Gross American Flags 34.00 All Other 8.05

$473.75

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TOWN REPORTS, PRINTING, ETC.

Appropriation $850.00 Expenditures:

Sanderson Bros.—Printing 1200 Town Reports .... 1707.60 Postage and Stationery 9.90 Travel Expenses ^ 3.60 Delivering Town Reports fFor detail, see end of report) .' 68.20 Printing Vouchers and Payroll Sheets 53,85

$843.15

Balance to Treasury , 6.85

$850.00

TOWN CLOCK

Appropriation $80.98

Expenditures: Care of Clock—Nelson C. Pratt, services $65.14 Insurance—Employers' Liability on $1,000 3.69

$68.83 Balance to Treasury 12.15

$80.98

TOWN FLAG

Appropriation $370.99

Expenditure: Care of Flag—Nelson C. Pratt, services $228.53 Balance to Treasury 142.46

$370.99

EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY INSURANCE NOT OTHERWLSE CLASSIFIED, AND OTHER UNCLASSIFIED ITEMS

Apropriation * $100.00

Expenditure: Loss Constant $ 5.00 Insurance—$1,500—Bates Building, 3 yrs 24.69 77 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Insurance—$3,000—Beechwood School, 3 yrs 29.25

$58.94 Balance to Treasury 41.06

$100.00

Enterprises and Cemeteries

PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISES NORTH COHASSET POST OFFICE BUILDING AND FIRE DEPARTMENT BUILDING Appropriation $100.00

Expenditures: Paint and Oil $23.90 Water Service 11.80 American Flag 6.80

$ 42.50 Balance to Treasury 57.50

$100.00

BATES BUILDING

Appropriation $150.00

Expenditures: Repairs $136.18 Public Liability Insurance 10.00

$146.18 Balance to Treasury 3.82

$150.00

ERECTION OF MUNICIPAL GARAGE

Appropriation $7,000.00 Refund 11.10

$7,011.10

Expenditures:

Plans and Specifications $100.00 Mimeographing Contract Specifications 37.50 Advertising 12.00

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Insurance 48.59 Heating Installation 63.65 Clark & Smith Inc.—Contractor 5,025.60

$5,287.34 Balance Carried Forward to 1946 1,723.76

$7,011.10

TOWN GUILD HALL BUILDING

Appropriation $1,200.00

Expenditures:

Janitor Services: Lot E. Bates $97.50 Charles C. Philbrook 97.50 William H. McArthur 196.05 $391.05 Repairs 199.82 Fuel 214.36 Insurance 124.00 Insurance—Employers' Liability 7.19

American Flag -. 9.68 Water Service 23.00

$969.10 Balance to Treasury 230.90

$1,200.00

PARKING PLACE — MAINTENANCE

Appropriation $5.00

Expenditure

N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co.,—Rent 1 Year $5.00

FISHWAY AT BOUND BROOK

Brought Forward from 1944 $56.45 No Expenditure, Balance Carried Forward to 1946 $56.45

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INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE ON WATER SERVICE

Appropriation $1,000.00

Expenditure: Thelma M. Dobbs—Clerical services $ 5.00 Balance Carried Forward to 1946 995.00

$1,000.00

CEMETERIES — MAINTENANCE

Appropriation $1,725.64

Expenditures: Superintendent- George A. Henry, services $1,512.69 Labor (For detail, see end of report) 64.87 Writing Cemetery Deeds 18.50 Stationery and Postage 4.00 Insurance—Employers' Liability on $400 4.52 Sharpening and Repairing Mowers 9.50 Electric Light Service 9.00 Telephone—George A. Henry's residence 20.75 Hardware Supplies 25.00 Mowing and Removing Hay 40.00 Repairs to Pump 4.00

$1,712.83 Balance to Treasury 12.81

$1,725.64

CEMETERIES — VETERANS' GRAVES

Appropriation $400.00

Expenditures: Philip L. Towle, Treasurer—Cohasset Central Cemetery $224.79 Bernard Lawrence — Woodside Cemetery 50.00 Reynold Eastman — Beechwood Cemetery 75.00

$349.79 Balance to Treasury 50.21

$400.00

CEMETERY — IMPROVEMENT, ENLARGEMENT, ETC.

Brought forward from 1944 $114.53 No Expenditure, Balance Carried Forward to 1946 $114.53

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Interest and Municipal Indebtedness INTEREST ON LOANS IN ANTICIPATION OF REVENUE Appropriation $100.00

Expenditures: Sundry Persons—Interest on Amounts Refunded on Abatements $65.92 Balance to Treasury 34.08

$100.00

INTEREST — GENERAL

Appropriation $300.00

Expenditures: Rockland Trust Company—Interest on Notes 103 to 112 Inclusive due April 1, 1945 $200.00 Rockland Trust Company—Interest on Notes 108 to 112 Inclusive due October I, 1945 100.00

$300.00

LOANS, MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS, BONDS OR NOTES FROM REVENUE

Appropriation $5,000.00

Expenditure: Rockland Trust Company—Notes 103 to 107 Inclusive due April I, 1945 $5,000.00

W. P. A. FEDERAL PROJECTS, ETC.

Brought Forward from 1944 $3,284.02 No Expenditure, Balance Carried Forward to 1945 $3,284.02

AGENCY

Appropriation, State and County Taxes:

State: General $1Q,676.00( State Parks and Reservations 184.86

State Audit of Municipal Accounts .... 398.37 Nantasket Beach Maintenance 207.83 $11,467.11 81 — —

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County:

County Tax $11,408.53 County Treasurer—Dog Licenses 922.60 County Treasurer—Sale of Unlicensed Dogs 9.00 12,340.13

Tax Title Agency: Norfolk County Registry of Deeds 3.18 Federal Withheld Tax Deductions 19,364.21 Liquor and Sunday Amusement Licenses: Advertising 26.00

$43,200.63

TRUST

Expenditures: Levi T. Lincoln, Treasurer—Interest on Williams Lot $1.50 Cemetery (Woodside) Perpetual Care:

Cohasset Savings Bank: Mary E. Oliver—Lot 151 and 152 Section E $100.00 Mrs. Elizabeth F. Stuart—Lot 35 Section F (N) 50.00 Mrs. Joseph E. Frates—Lote 163 Sec. E 100.00

Mary E. Lyons—Lot 12 Sec. E ., . 100.00

Peter J. Rooney—Lot 53, Sec. E . .. 100.00 James Wilson-Lot 63 and 64, Sec. A 150.00 Charles E. Frates—Lot 166, Sec. E 100.00 Peter and Joseph M. Cappuccio Lot 161, Sec. E 100.00 Estate Hannah F. Treat—Lot 36, Sec. F 100.00 Mrs. Paul Armas—Lot 75, Sec. E 100.00 Dr. Thomas F. Cody—Lot 66, Sec. E 100.00 Estate Thomas E. Bowser Lot 43 and 44, Sec. A 200.00 $1,300.00 Cedar Street Cemetery: (Private) Cohasset Savings Bank 1,030.31 Schools—Scholarships (Nichols Fund) 130.00 Post War Rehabilitation Fund: Interest Received and Transferred to Proper Fund 200.00 Tailings—Unclaimed Check .79

$2,662.60

82 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

REFUNDS

Personal: 1945 $62.00

Real Estate: 1943 $120.00 1944 400.60 1945 139.70 660.30

Motor Vehicle Tax: 1944 $ 2.63 1945 13.74 16.37 Sale of Lots and Graves 45.00

Overpayments: 1944 Real Estate Interest $1.00 Dog Licenses 3.60 4.60 Slaughtering License 1.00

$789.27

TOTAL EXPENDITURES FOR 1945 $390,178.18 RESERVE FUND

Appropriation $5,000.00

Transfers made to the following Accounts: Account 12 Police Department $667.57 Account 19e Cohasset State Guard Unit 50.00 Account 23 R. & G. Disposal Town Dump 150.00 Account 26 Removal of Snow, etc 2,000.00 Account 33A Schools Lunches 450.00 Account 35 Town Commons General 250.00 Account 38 Milliken Field Maintenance 250.00 Account 39 Memorial Day, Celebrations, etc.... 23.75

$3,841.32 Balance to Overlay Surplus 1,158.68

$5,000.00

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PARKS

Robert Charles Billings Fund:

On hand, January 1, 1945 $1,150.00 Dividends earned in 1945 23.00

$1,173.00 Received by the Town in 1945 23.00

Balance on hand, January 1, 1946 $1,150.00

Billings-Pratt Park Fund:

On hand, January 1, 1945 $1,000.00 Dividends earned in 1945 20.00

$1,020.00 Received by the Town in 1945 20.00

Balance on hand, January 1, 1946 $1,000.00

H. W. Wadleigh Park:

On hand, January 1, 1945 $5,000.00 Dividends earned in 1945 100.00

$5,100.00 Received by the Town in 1945 100.00

Balance on hand, January 1, 1946 $5,000.00

Wheelwright Park Fund:

On hand, January 1, 1945 $15,000.00 Dividends earned in 1945 300.00

$15,300.00 Received by the Town in 1945 300.00

Balance on hand, January 1, 1946 $15,000.00

93 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Edith M. Bates Fund:

On hand, January 1, 1945 $1,760.82 Dividends earned in 1945 35.38

$1,796.20 Received by the Town in 1945 200.00

Balance on hand, January 1, 1946 $1,596.20

SCHOOLS

Ripley Fund:

On hand, January 1, 1945 $1,159.14 Dividends earned in 1945 23.29

Balance on hand, January 1, 1946 $1,182.43

James W. Nichols Fund:

On hand, January 1, 1945 $2,278.88 Dividends earned in 1945 45.14

$2,324.02 Received by the Town in 1945 130.00

Balance on hand, January 1, 1946 $2,194.02

POST WAR REHABILITATION FUND

On hand, January 1, 1945 $10,147.24 Dividends earned in 1945 202.47

Balance on hand, January 1, 1946 $10,349.71

Perpetual Care — Cemetery Lots

On hand, January 1, 1945 at Cohasset Savings Bank $4,641.43

Lots added in 1945: Mary E. Oliver—Lot 151 and 152 Section E 100.00 Mrs. Elizabeth F. Stuart—Lot 35 Sec F. (North) 50.00 Mrs. Joseph E. Frates—Lot 163 Section E 100.00 Mary E. Lyons—Lot 12 Section E 100.00

Peter J. Rooney—Lot 53 Section E 100.00 James Wilson—Lot 63 and 64 Section A 150.00 Charles E. Frates—Lot 166 Section E 100.00 Peter and Joseph M. Cappuccio—Lot 161 Sec. E 100.00 Estate Hannah F. Treat—Lot 36 Section F 100.00 94 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Mrs. Paul Armas—Lot 75 Section E lOO.OO Dr. Thomas F. Cody—Lot 66 Section E 100.00 Estate Thomas E. Bowser—Lot 43 and 44 Sec. A 200.00

$5,94L43 Dividends earned in 1945 92.00

$6,033.43 Received by the Town and Credited to Cemetery for Perpetual Care of Lots and Graves 91.00

Balance on hand, January 1, 1946 at Cohasset Savings Bank $5,942.43

On hand, January 1, 1945 at Rockland Trust Company $102.19 Dividends earned in 1945 1.54

$103.73 Received by the Town and Credited to Cemetery for Perpetual Care of Lots and Graves 1.54

Balance on hand, January 1, 1946 at Rock- land Trust Company $102.19

BEECHWOOD CEMETERY

Thomas and Almira Williams:

On hand, January 1, 1945 at Cohasset Savings Bank $75.00 Dividends earned in 1945 1.50

$76.50 Received by Town and Credited to Lot for Per- petual Care 1.50

Balance on hand, January 1, 1946 at Cohasset Savings Bank $75.00

John Pratt:

On hand, January 1, 1945 at Cohasset Savings Bank $232.23 Dividends earned in 1945 4.66

Balance on hand, January 1, 1946 at Co- hasset Savings Bank $236.89

95 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

NORTH COHASSET CEMETERY

Charles A. Perkins Cemetery Fund:

Balance on hand, January 1, 1945 at Cohasset Savings Bank $16,000.00 Dividends earned in 1945 321.33

$16,321.33 Received by the Town in 1945 100.00

Balance on hand, January 1, 1946 at Cohasset Savings Bank $16,221.33

CEDAR STREET CEMETERY

Cedar Street Cemetery Fund: Deposited at Cohasset Savings Bank, September 28, 1945 $1,030.31

Balance on hand, January 1, 1946 at Cohasset Savings Bank $1,030.31

96 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

DETAILS FROM PAYROLLS, 1945

Election Officers

Names and Amounts as they appeared on the Pay Rolls

Ahearn, Louise $9.50 Lapham, Ziba T, 4.00

Antoine, Abraham J., Jr. 15.50 Marks, Manual 15.50 Beal, Reginald R. 9.50 Monteiro, George G. 9.50 Browne, Mildred 14.00 Noonan, Catherine D. 4.50 DeSantos, Nellie 15.50 Pattison, Frank 9.50 Donovan, Katherine 9.50 Pratt, Charles H. 15.50 Downs, Frances 9.50 Reed, Ada 9.50 Hill, Florence 15.50 St. John, Anastasia 15.50 Hyland, Clara 9.50 Sweeney, Henry E. 19.50 Jason, Edward R. 9.50 Trott, Rosella 4.50 Jerome, Elizabeth L. 15,50 Keegan, Mamie F. 4.50 $245.00

Fire Department CALL FIREMEN

Names and Amounts as they appeared on the Pay Rolls

Antoine, Abraham J., Jr. $109.04 Lincoln, Lawrence F., Lieut. 109.04 Antoine, Edward J. 128.54 Malley, Edward P., Captain 141.85

Burke, William F., CaptairI 106.80 MacLean, Edwin A. 89.59 Clark, Arthur L., Captain 122.38 McArthur, William H., Jr. 66.22 Culliney, Thomas F. 74.01 McAuliffe, William F. 89.59 Dion, Joseph A., Jr. 89.59 Oliver, Manuel F. 151.91 Dyment, John, Lieut. 128.54 Pagliaro, Stephen 54.53 Edwards, Frederick N. 7.83 , Walter M. 140.22 Edwards, William J. E., % Poland, William E. 19.48 Lieut. 70.11 Rooney, Stephen H. 3.89 Emanuello, Anthony R. 85.69 Salvador, Bernard J. 77.90 Fitzpatrick, Edward J. 186.72 Salvador, Louis E. 23.34 Frates, Alfred E. 93.48 Silvia, Joseph A. 144.12 Frates, Charles E. 31.16 Silvia, Joseph M. 159.70 Frates, Charles W,, Lieut. 89.59 Somerville, Arthur 89.59 Freeman, Austin L. 89.59 Stevens, Malcolm H. 155.80 Gonsalves, Anthony M., Stoughton, Ira B. P. 42.85 Captain 25.00 Stover, Charles R. 70.11 James, Ezekiel 175.28 Studley, Ralph R. 81.80 James, Rufus A. 89.59 Wheelwright, Walter C, Jr. 183.07 Leonard, Richard F. 175.28 Wheelwright, Frank S. 179.17 Kelly, Benjamin L. 31.16 Lincoln, Jerome C. 116.85 $4,100.00 RELIEF DRIVERS

Names and Amounts as they appeared on the Pay Rolls Oliver, Manuel F. $82.16 Stover, Charles R. 36.34 $118.50 97 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

RELOADING HOSE

Names and Amounts as they appeared on the Pay Rolls

MacLean, Edwin A. $1.58 Pagliaro, Stephen 1.58 \A6 WATCHERS AFTER FIRES

Names and Amounts as they appeared on the Pay Rolls Kelly, Benjamin $2.37 Silvia, Joseph M. 2.37 Wheelwright, Frank S. 2.37 $7.11 OTHER ExMPLOYEES

Names and Amounts as they appeared on the Pay Rolls Carpenter, George D. $6.32 Emery, John 53.00 Sladen, John S. 5.13 $64.45

Fire Alarm

Names and Amounts as they appeared on the Pay Rolls Ayers, David $1.50 Mitchell, Frederick A. 25.50 Bates, Lot E., Jr. 3.16 Sullivan. M. Joseph 41.25 Edwards. Ernest 28.80 \^'illiams, Charles H. 87.75 Jermyn, Howard G. 10.50 Williams, Samuel H. 24.09 Litchfield, Elwood F. 13.20 Malley, E. Parker 8.25 $244.00

Insect Pest Extermination — Moth Suppression

Names and Amounts as they appeared on the Pay Rolls Ainslie, Alfred $6.33 Litchfield, Lawson 12.66 Andrews, Carleton W. 688.23 Litchfield, Robert E. 72.78 Barrows, Robert E. 6.33 Lvons Michael 44.31 Cadose, Foster 44.31 Mandell. Richard E. 199.39 Carey, Francis P. 82.28 Monk, Horace W. 256.33 Cole, Edward A. 34.81 Nason, Harold T. 34.81 Conte, Carmelo or Camelo 151.91 Nardo, Vincent 37.98 Eastman, Henry R. 199.37 Pattison, Harry A. 25.32 Figueiredo, William 33.23 Petersen, Lawrence, Jr. 6.33 Gonsalves, Alfred J., Jr. 41.13 Pratt, Aaron 18.99 Grassie, John 44.31 Pratt, ChaHes H. 174.05 Haley, George 9.49 Rhodes, John 18.99 Hernan, Donald 45.88 Ritter, Harry H. 94.94 Hernan, Thomas W., Jr. 12.66 Sargent, Richard J. 44.29 Jason, Charles R. 75.96 Sargent, Stewart 6.33 Jones, Ashley 63.29 Stoddard, Henry L. 12.66 Keating, James 44.31 .Sweeney, Donald 45.88 Laugelli, Rocco 3.16 Tanger, George M. 63.28 LeClair, Walter 3.16 Wheelwright, John L. 6.33 Lincoln, Harry W. 25.32 Lincoln, Jerome 34.80 $2,832.25 Litchfield, Elwood 6.33 98 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Tree Warden, General

Names and Amounts as they appeared on the Pay Rolls Ainslie, Alfred $12.65 Litchfield, William 23.73 Andrews, Carlton W. 609.12 Longo, Lorenzo 6,33 Barrows, Robert E. 34.81 Mandell, Richard E. 66.45 Conte, Camelo 121.04 Nason, Harold T. 18.99 Drake, Richard B. 31.65 Monk, Horace W. 50.63 Eastman, Henry R. 164.55 Nardo, Vincent 12.66 Figueiredo, William 6.33 Pratt, Aaron 12.66

Gonsalves, Alfred J., Jr. 33.23 Rhodes, John 15.82 Gonsalves, Joseph A. 3.16 Ritter, Harry H. 41.93 Haley, George 12.66 Rooney, John J. 5.53 Hernan, Donald 18.99 Sargent, Richard J. 147.14 Hernan, Thomas W., Jr. 25.32 Stetito, James 6.33 James, Ezekiel 3.16 Stoddard, Elliott 31.64 Jason, Charles R. 28.4S Stoddard, Henry L. 25.32 Jones, Ashley 9.49 Sweeney, Donald 9.49 Laugelli, Rocco F, 31.65 Tanger, George M. 25.32 Leonard, Richard 3.16 Wheelwright, John 15.82 Litchfield, Edward L. 50.63 Litchfield, Elwood 28.50 $1,760.19 Litchfield, Robert 15.82

Tree Warden, Special, Clearing Trees for Fire Alarm

Names and Amounts as they appeared on the Pay Rolls Andrews, Carlton W. $94.94 Petersen, Lawrence, Jr. 28.48 Eastman, Henry R. 25.31 Stoddard, Elmer 6.33 Eastman, Reynold R. 9.49 Williams, Herbert, Sr. 3.16 LeClair, Walter 9.49 Litchfield, Edward L. 53.80 $231.00

Forest

Names and Amounts> as they appeared on the Pay Rolls

Antoine, Abraham J., 3rd $ .79 Shyne, Kevin .79 Barrett, James .79 Sidney, Ellery C. S. 7.90 Barrett, John .79 Silvia, Charles F. .79 Bates, John S. 1.58 Silvia, Joseph M. 2.37 Cadose, Foster, Jr. .79 Sladen, Sheldon .79 Carpenter, George D. 22.91 Stoddard, Roger .79 Cone, Murray .79 Stoughton, Ira B. P., Jr. 2.37 Conte, Camelo 6.32 Stover, James 1.58 Curley, Benjamin, Jr. 1.58 Stover, Charles R. 2.37 Curley, Edwin .79 Sullivan, William .79 Desmond, Hubert .79 Thayer, Fred, Jr. .79 Desmond, Joseph .79 Litchfield, Robert .79 Dion, Joseph A., Jr. .79 Muncey, Peter .79 Ericson, Conrad 1.58 Oliver, Joseph L. 26.07 Frates, Norman .79 Oliver, Richard P. 36.34 Figueiredo, Joseph, Jr. .79 Oliver, Robert 3.95 Figueiredo, Lewis, Jr. .79 Pattison, Frank 2.37 Figueiredo, Ralph .79 Philbrook, Charles C. 7.90 Figueiredo, William .79 Poland, Clyde .79 99 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Henry, George 1.58 Poland, Walter .79 Higgins, Earl, Jr. .79 Pratt, Nelson C. 1.58 Jackson, Thomas .79 Rosano, Roccio .79 James, Norman F. 2.37 Valine, Myles .79 James, Arthur .79 Wheelwright, Everett W., Jr. 16.59 James, Philip 1.58 Wheelwright, John 3.16 James, William .79 Wheelwright, Frank S. 8.69 Jason, John .79 Wheelwright, Frank W. 1.58 Keegan, Ralph 1.58 Wheelwright, Walter C, Jr. 8.69 Kennedy, Donald .79 Williams, Herbert, Sr. 1.58 Laugelli, Rocco 6.32 Wilson, James .79 Lehr, Kenneth W. 1.58 Leonard, Richard .79 $210.93

Care of Brooks and Streams, Draining of Ponds,

Strait's Pond, James Brook, Cat Dam, etc.

Names and Amounts as they appeared on the Pay Rolls Bates, Herbert $ 3.16 Lincoln, Harry 25.32 Bates, Lewis 18.99 Lincoln, Jerome 18.99 Cadose, Foster 79.12 McAuliffe, Charles 107.61 Enos, Abraham 12.66 Powers, William J. 129.76 Figueiredo, Ralph 31.65 Rosano, Frank 37.96 Gonsalves, Alfred, Jr. 12.66 Silva, Antoine 12.66 Grassie, John S. 66.45 Silvia, Joseph 6.33 Grassie, Thomas 6.33 Silvia, Manuel or P. 25.32 Jason, Charles E. 6.33 Stoddard, Charles 56.95 Jones, Warren W. 224.71 Tanger, George 12.66 Kennedy, John 6.33 Lehr, Kenneth 6.33 $908.28

Highways, General Maintenance, Including Tarring

Streets

Names and Amounts as they appeared on the Pay Rolls

Ahearn, Austin $6.33 Powers, William J. 873.51 Andrews, Carlton W. 6.33 Reid, William 12.66 Barrow, Edward 129.76 Ring, Arthur 44.31 Bates, John S. 6.33 Ritter, John 6.33 Bates, Lot E. 12.66 Rosano, Frances 6.33 Bates; Royal A. 18.99 Rosano, Frank 25.32 Bean, Clarence F. 126.60 Rosano, James W. 31.65 Butman, Charles E., Jr. 37.98 Rosano, Joseph W., truck 288.00 Cadose, Foster 930.46 Sestito, V. V., truck 136.00 Connery, John 104.44 Signorelli, William 9.49 Conte, Vito 284.84 Silvia, August 113.93 Coyne, Philip 148.75 Martin, William or William J. 240.53 Damon, George L. 53.79 McAuliffe, Charles 680.43 Denithorne, James 604.47 McAuliffe, William 12.66 Donhan, Whitney 3.16 Meallo, Frank 6.33 Dowding, William 18.99 Monk, Horace W. 408.27 Edwards, William 12.66 Murphy, Wilson 6.33 Feola, Randolph, truck 192.00 Numes, Frank V. 639.27 100 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Figueiredo, Ralph 72.79 Oliver, Richard 6.33 Figueiredo, William 25.32 Oliver, Robert 18.98 Grassie, Edward F. 170.91 Pape, H. S., truck 4%.00 Grassie, Joseph F. 6.33 Silvia, Clarence 15.82 Grassie, Thomas F. 506.35 Silvia, Joseph M. 276.66 Happenny, Leo 6.33 Silvia, Manuel A. 25.32 James, John F. 107.60 Silvia, Manuel P. 1,066.54 Jason, Charles R. 12.66 Smith, Charles J. 1,151.99 Jason, John 25.32 Souther, Donald 6.33 Jones, Warren W. 772.23 Souther, Nathan 12.66 Keefe, Robert 18.99 Sweeney, Donald 22.15 Kennedy, John 120.27 Sweeney, James M. 31.65 Laflamme, George 6.33 Tanger, George 6.33 Laflamme, H. M. 18.99 Toombs, Stanley 31.65 LaRosa, Alfonso 12.66 Varano, Bruno, truck 240.00 LaRosa, Sebastian 12.66 Wheelwright, John L. 18.99 Laugelli, Joseph 44.31 Williams, Charles H., Jr. 689.93 Lincoln, Harry W. 44.31 Williams, Samuel H., truck 96.00 Maree, Robert 18.99 Marks, Manuel 12.66 $12,469.23

Highways, Snow and Ice Removal, Sanding Street!

Names and Amounts as they appeared on the Pay Rolls

Ahearn, Austin $18.99 Brown, Frank S. 12.65 Ahearn, Austin, Jr. 6.33 Brown, Herbert L. 52.20 Ainslie, John 6.33 Brown, Merle 12.66 Ainslie, Robert 12.66 Bruno, Ralph 12.65 Ainslie, Sherwood, Jr. 23.74 Bufalo, Gaetano 37.96 Andrews, Carlton 6.33 Butman, Charles E. 6.33 Andrews, Joseph, truck 8.00 Butman, Robert 12.65 Andrews, Manuel 12.65 Cadose, Foster 183.45 Antoine, Abraham, 3rd 3.16 Campbell, Eunice 12.65 Antoine, George E. 12.65 Carpenter, Donald 12.66 Bailey, Louis C, trucks anid Cole, Edward 25.30 plowing 768.00 Connery, John 132.84 Barnes, John T., 2nd 120.19 Conte, Carmelo 12.65 Barnes, William T,, horses Conte, Vito 3.16 and men, truck and Coyne, Philip 37.98 tractor 1,055.73 Dalby, Alice 12.65 Barrett, James 50.61 DeMello, Joseph 50.60 Barrow, Edward 53.77 Denithorne, James 25.32 Barrow, Joseph 192.92 Dickerson, Arthur 3.16 Barrow, Robert 34.80 Dixon, Arthur 3.16 Bates, Edwin P. 88.55 Dobbs, John 6.33 Bates, Howard, horses and Dolan, Frederick 12.66 men 37.38 Douglas, Marshall 6.33 Bates, John S. 12.65 Dowding, William 25.32 Bates, Walter P. 12.65 Dunlap, George, horses Beal, Reginald 6.33 and men 289.24 Blackman, William R. 18.98 Dunn, George 31.63 Bowser, George 12.65 Eastman, Henry R., truck 132.65 Brasill, Clarence S. 12.65 Eastman, Raymond, truck 48.00 Briggs, Highland 6.33 Emanuello, Anthony 75.90 Brown, Frank E. 28.47 Emanuello, John, Jr., 7.91

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Emanuello, Joseph 11.08 Laflamme, George 12.6( Emanuello, Paul 6.33 Laflamme, H. M. 234.0J Emanuello, Thomas 6.33 Lagrotterio, Frank 6.3- Enos, Abraham 12.66 Lagrotterio, Frank, Jr. 6.3- Enos, William 6.33 Lagrotterio, Serafeno 6.3- Esposito, Joseph W. 23.73 Lantz, Henry 17.4( Faria, Edward 25.30 LaRoea, Alfred 6.3- Faulkner, Thomas "6.33 LaRosa, Joseph 6.3- Feola, Pasquale, ploughing 344.00 Laugelli, Bennie 6.3- Feola, Randolph, ploughing 132.00 Laugelli, Joseph 243.5c Ferreira, Anthony 6.33 Laugelli, Rocco 12.6J Figueiredo, Louis, Jr., 6.33 Laugelli, Walter, truck 16.0( Figueiredo, Robert 12.65 Laugelli, William 18.9^ Figueiredo, William 9.49 Lawrence, Bernard 12.6^ Fitzpatrick, Edward 88.56 LeClair, Anslem 6.3c Fleming, John 12.66 LeClair, Hadley 6.3c Froio, James 6.33 LeClair, Walter 6.3c Froio, Ralph 6.33 Leonard, Richard F. 31.6c Gardner, Frederick 12.65 Leonard, Robert A. 6.3c Gonsalves, Alfred 4.75 Lincoln, Harry W. 12.6^ Gonsalves, Alfred, Jr. 63.26 Lincoln, Jerome 82.2= Gonsalves, Joseph A. 77.50 Lincoln, Lawrence 75.9S Grassie, Edward F. 169.20 Litchfield, Donald 6.32 Grassie, Ernest A. 44.29 Litchfield, Edison 12.6^ Grassie, John S. 82.24 Litchfield, Edward 6.32 Grassie, Thomas F. 94.89 Litchfield, Robert 9.4c Gray, Schuyler 6.33 Litchfield, William 6.32 Green, John 3.16 Longo, Laurence 12.65 Hammond, Stanley 6.33 Loppes, Eugene 12.65 Happenny, James 12.65 MacLean, Walter, ploughing 104.00 Happennv, Leo 15.82 Marks, Manuel 12.65

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Henry, Charles E. 12.65 Marshall, Douglas or Marshall! Hernan, Donald C. 18.98 E. Douglas 6.33 Hernan, Robert 6.33 McArthur, Earl 94.88 Higgins, Earl 6.33 McArthur, William 37.96 Higgins, Lloyd 18.98 McAuliffe, Charles 75.93 Infusino, Charles 12.65 McAuliffe, William 12.65

Ingram, George 12.65 McLaughlin, William . 12.65 Jacobson, Michael 12.65 McSweeney, Edward 12.65 Jacome, Edward 37.95 Meallo, Joseph 18.98 James, John F. 34.79 Meehan, James 18.98 James, Ezekiel 25.30 Meehan, Joseph 6.33 James, Norman F. 98.07 Mello, Antonio 44.28 James, Rufus 6.33 Merritt, Herbert 44.28 James, William 66.43 Mitchell, Joseph 221.38 James, William H. 22.14 Mitchell, Russell 18.98 Jason, Charles E. 120.19 Monk, Horace W. 44.28 Jason, Charles R. 6.33 Morse, Herbert, Jr. 18.98 Jednick, George 15.82 Murphy, Wilson 6.33 Jones, Warren W. 97.28 Nardo, Vito 12.65 Kearns, Oliver 12.65 Oliver, Richard 18.99 Keefe, Robert 56.94 Oliver, Robert 15.82 Kelley, Benjamin 6.33 Pape, Charles 12.66 Kelly, Robert 25.32 Pape, H. S., truck and Kelly, William 9.49 ploughing 612.00

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Kennedy, Charles 12.65 Pape, Robert S. 12.65 Kennedy, John 123.36 Patterson, Harry 22.15 Kimball, John H. 12.65 Petersen, Lawrence 12.65 Pina, Joseph 25.30 Silvia, Charles F. 6.33 Poland, Walter 9.49 Silvia, Clarence P. 12.65 Powers, William J. 37.95 Silvia, Joseph A. 31.63 Pratt, Charles H, 56.93 Silvia, Joseph M., truck 256.74 Pratt, Ira N. 6.33 Silvia, Manuel P. 385.86 Pratt, William H. 12.65 Smith, Charles J. 379.53 Purslow, Henry 12.65 Smith, George 69.58 Rego, Frank 44.28 Somerville, Wesley 12.65 Reid, William 12.65 Souther, David, Jr., Richard, Lyman, Jr. 6.33 ploughing 504.00 Rines, Kenneth 3.16 Souther, Donald 34.81 Ritter, Angus 12.65 Souther, John 3.16 Ritter, John 12.66 Souther, Kenneth, Ritter, Harry 56.93 ploughing 189.41 Ritter, John 120.19 Souther, Nathan 104.40 Rooney, John W. 12.65 Sprott, George 6.33 Rosano, Francis 25.32 Stoddard, Roger 12.66 Rosano, Frank 6.33 Stoughton, Ira B.,

Rosano, Joseph W., truck anc 1 ploughing 564.00 ploughing 564.00 Stoughton, Ira, Jr. 147.64 Rosano, Rocco 12.65 Stover, Charles, ploughing 128.00 Rowe, Arthur 12.65 Stover, James 7.91 Salvador, Barron 6.33 Stover, William, Jr. 12.66

Salvador, Bernard J. 5*6.93 Strickland, Chauncy 6.33 Salvador, Bernard, Jr. 12.65 Sullivan, Frederick W. 12.65 Salvador, Frank A. 34.80 Sweeney, Donald 3.16

Salvador, Frank, Jr. 3.16 Sweeney, James 12.66 Salvador, George 12.65 Sweeney, James M. 31.64 Salvador, John 6.33 Sweeney, John 25.31 Salvador, Joseph 3.16 Teel, Richard 18.98 Sanders, William 3.16 Teel, Robert 18.98 Sargent, Chester 18.98 Tilden, William E. 56.93 Sargent, Clifton 6.33 Valine, George P. 31.65 Sargent, Edgar 37.95 Valine, Joseph 6.33 Sargent, Francis 6.33 Varano, Bruno, truck 136.00

Sargent, George (Refunded) 11.50 Wheelwright, Frank or S. 85.40 Sargent, Herbert 12.65 Wheelwright, John 14.33 Sargent, Raymond 52.20 Wheelwright, Walter W., Sargent, Richard 72.76 horses and men 116.16

Sestito, Anthony 31.64 Wheelwright, Walter, Jr. 56.93 Sestito, Antonio 82.23 White, Richardson, truck and Sestito, V. v., truck 276.00 ploughing 668.00 Sidney, Ellery 12.65 Williams Bros., truck 48.00

Sidney, Van 6.33 Williams, Charles H., Jr. 94.89 Signorelli, Samuel 6.33 Wood, Harry 0. 44.29 Signorelli, Veto 17.41 Signorelli, William 15.82 $14,790.01 103 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Highways, Harbor Maintenance

Names and Amounts as they appeared on the Pay Rolls

Burrell, Ralph J. $789.45 Burdick, William 44.31 Silvia, Walter A. 75.96 Dexter, Leonard 18.99 Stone, Edwin A. 12.66 Figueiredo, Joseph 12.66 Stover, Charles R. 31.65 Grassie, Joseph J. 139.26 Tanger, George M. 25.32 Keating, James M. 12.66 Priest, Alton J. 69.63 $1,232.55 Schools — Maintenance

Names and Amounts as they appeared on the Pay Rolls School Committee, Expenses: Telephones:

Financial Secretary: New England Tel. & Tel. Stevens, Malcolm H. $115.00 Company $257.31 Miscellaneous: Ripley, William, Jr. 1.80 Franklin Publishing Co. 13.00 Ripley, William, Jr. 4.00 $259.11 The Old Corner Book Store, Salaries: Inc. 1.35 Teachers'

Ayers, Florence C. $1,615.00 $133.35 Bates, Margaret W. 261.73 Bates, Nathan W. 2,770.00 General: Burbank, Elsie M. 1,670.00 Superintendent: Burke, Frances 853.88 Chandler, Marion C. 37.98 Ripley, William, Jr., salary $2,075:00 Chappie, Joseph Mitchell 11.00 Teachers' Retirement Fund, Cleverly, Gwendolyn 2,035.75 paid direct, for James W. Collins, Burdett W. 3,000.00 Doyle, Chapter 419, Acts of Commonwealth of Massachu- 1943 32.50 setts 1.20

Clerical Work: Dodge, Philip (Umpire) 10.00 Donnell, Arthur (Umpire) 5.00 Dooley, Jean W. 14.84 Ericsson, Lydia B. 1,525.00 McCarthy, Anna D. 1,126.36 Fay, Marjory 2,312.50 Felts, Ruth V. 330.00 Attendance Officer: Frederick, Helen 990.00 Pelletier, Hector 100.00 J. Furlong, Col. Charles W. 45.00 Good, William M., 770.00 Stationery and Postage: Jr. Harrington, John (Umpire) 10.00 Cohasset News Company .63 Hines, John (Umpire) 30.00 National School Methods, Inc. 7.65 Hudson, Helen L. 2,500.00 Ripley, William, Jr. 37.64 James, Hazel F. 82.27 Jason, Otis R. 18.99 Travel Expenses: Kennedy, Elinor 1,525.00 Ripley, William, Jr. 87.41 Kraus, Florence E. 2,327.50 Superintendent Expenses: Leonard, Laura A. 2,049.50 Linehan, Marion 1,765.73 Ripley, William, Jr. 11.50 Lohrer, Martin 1,047.72 Maloney, Muriel J. 1,576.50 $3,493.53 Mathewson, Murdock S. 510.00 104 Annual Report, Town OF COHASSET, 1945

McCarthy, Anna D. 80.00 Heath, D. C. & Company 17.40 McMahon, Kathleen 2,075.75 Houghton, Mifflin Company 54.49 McNeil, Donald 1,000.00 Iroquois Publishing Company 19.78 Meyer, Max H. 2,800.00 Lyons & Carnahan 1.37 Mikkonen, Alma J. 520.00 Laidlaw Brothers 2.07 Mulcahy, Catherine W. 12.66 McGraw-Hill Book Co., Inc. 36.13 Murphey, Frances B. 307.00 Noble & Noble, Publishers 21.35 Murphey, Mrs. George W, Scott-Foresman & Company 6.31 (Umpire) 3.50 Scribner's, Charles & Sons 32.03 Nelson, Mildred E. 2,290.00 The Gregg Publishing Com- O'Rourke, George (Umpire) 5.00 pany 13.70 O'Sullivan, Jane E. 600.00 The L. W. Singer Company 34.08 Reed, Florence E. 2,327.50 The Macmillan Company 61.14 Rinehart Functional Hand- Toothaker, 0. H. 3.93 writing 500.00 Wilcox & Follett Company 3.12 Ripley, William, Jr. 2,075.00 World Book Company 10.78 Ripley, William, Jr. (For Umpires) 74.00 $740.27 Rosano, Anthony (Umpire) 6.00 Rowe, Ellen 924.00 Supplies, including Heat Stallwood, Marion (Umpire) 3.50 for Cooking Sullivan, M. Joseph (Umpire) 9.00 Sullivan, Marion R. 2,090.75 High and Elementary: Taylor, Frederick A. 1,328.25 Allied Radio Corporation $24.62 Terry, Helen W. 1,829.50 American Ass'n. of Health, Terry, Mary 2,290.00 Physical Education 2.50 Tinker, Cecily F. 620.00 American Council of Education 5.00 Welch, Helen C. 2,150.50 American Type Founders Young, Gertrude E. 88.62 Sales, Corp. 1.80 Beaudette & Company, Inc. 46.31 $57,697.78 Beckley-Cardy Company 23.67 Birchard, C. C. & Co. .75 Teachers' Retirement Fund Automobile Club 1.80 added to above, paid direct, Boston University 38.40 Chapter 419, Acts of 1943: Brine, James W. Co., Inc. 577.10 Bristol, Elizabeth 7.23 Doyle, James W. $32.50 Brockton Edison Company 609.63 Jason, Otis R. 48.87 Bureau of Publications 5.03 O'Brien, Joseph 25.43 Burnside, Fred R. 3.75 Rohde, Eleanor 39.32 Call's Drug Store, Inc. 4.40 Winslow, Louise A. 16.88 Cambosco Scientific Company 57.79 Carter, Rice and Company 13.57 $57,860.78 Central Market 6.24 Civic Education Text and Reference Books: Service 24.00 Cohasset Hardware Company 58.88 High and Elementary: Cohasset News Company 4.32 College Entrance Examination Allyn and Bacon $21.23 Board American Book Company 121.30 .75 Commonwealth of Massachu- Commonwealth of Massachu- setts 40.20 setts 8.50 Cooperative Test Service 45.76 Ginn & Company 104.02 Globe Book Company 78.71 Cutter Wood & Sanderson Co. 3.57 Harcourt, Brace and Company 72.69 Detroit Surfacing Machine Co. 1.27 Harper & Brothers 15.39 Dick, A. B., Company 28.36 .75 Dowd, H. J., Company, Inc. 5.40 105 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Dupont, DeNemours & Co., The Social Studies 2.00 E. I., 6.78 The Welch Company, Inc. 57.18 Eastman Educational Slides 14.30 Visual Education Service, Educators Progress Service 4.00 Inc. 12.94 Films Incorporated 28.23 Westland, William & Company 3.28 Fleming, Edward M. 67.33 Winde-McCormick & Chapin 79.11 Ginn and Company 25.22 World Book Company 59.04 Gledhill Bros., Inc. 6.54 Young America 28.35 Hagerty 1.40 Hammett, J. L., Company 896.26 1,012.37 Hammond, C. S., & Company 5.00 Heath, D. C, & Company 18.20 Libraries: Hingliam Journal 25.25 Homeyer, Charles W,, Co., Books: Inc. 58.18 Appleton-Century D., Com- Home, H. S., & Company 157.34 pany $3.10 Houghton, Mifflin Company 82.98 Cohasset News Company 2.76 Huther Bros., Saw Mfg., Co. 15.18 Encyclopedia Britannica 10.00 Iroquois Publishing Co. 13.54 Harper & Brothers 2.46 Kimball, George E., Son Co. 42.20 Harvard University Press 1.87 Litchfield's Express Co. 11.85 Little, Brown & Company 2.47 Martin, John F. 2.60 Occupations 3.50 Miller Falls Company 3.15 Teachers' Research Press 2.04 Modern Blue Print Co. 18.22 The Digest Press 2.55 Monteiro Tailoring 56.05 The Grolier's Society, Inc. 12.24 McKee's Express 1.67 Toothaker, 0. H. 4.24 McLauthlin, George T. Co. 1.25 McMahon, Kathleen 4.50 $47.23 National Live Stock & Meat Board 7.35 Tuitions: New England Publishing Co. 2.75 Vocational: N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co. 2.23 Trade Schools, Old Colony Gas Company 27.19 City of Boston $107.64 Partridge, Horace 38.61 Weymouth Vocational School 45.00 Railway Express Agency 4.11 Rand McNally & Company 55.48 $152.64 Reddy's Battery & Repair Shop 4.26 Transportation: Ripley, William, Jr. 5.35 High Elementary: Royal Typewriter Company 45.60 and Sanderson Brothers 106.38 Ayers, Florence C. $26.82 Science Research Associates 32.81 Barnes, Harold F. 57.39 Scott, Foresman & Company .79 Collins, Burdett 22.92 Senior Scholastic 52.00 Jason, Edward R. 2,200.00 Sister Mary Gonzaga 11.86 Matheson, Murdock S. 17.82 Society for Visual Education 7.00 Meehan, Joseph 4.10 South Dakota Press 14.17 Meehan, Mrs. Joseph 4.10 South Shore Cleansers & Morse, Herbert, Jr. 32.80 Dyers 55.10 McArthur, William H., Jr. 27.00 South Shore Distributors 3.85 Ripley, William, Jr. 7.92 The Athletic Journal 1.50 Ruiter Motor Sales, Inc. 373.89 The L. W. Singer Company 8.32 Souther, Donald 8.20 The Macmillan Company 56.15 Wheelwright, F. W., & Sons 2,200.00 The M. & N. Athletic Co. 11.52 Wood, Harry 0. 1,407.00 The Odyssey Press Inc. 2.53 The Palmer Company 4.24 $6,389.96 106 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Janitor Services: Town of Cohasset 7.50

High and Elementary: $2,640.28 Conte, Veto $12.50 Malone, Francis 18.99 Janitor's Supplies: McArthur, William H., Jr. 2,145.00 Sladen, John E. 2,548.42 High and Elementary: Wood, Harry 0. 824.00 Boston Janitors' Supply Co. .97 Cohasset Hardware Company 25.37 $5,548.91 Cutler Wood & Sanderson Co. 3.57 Dolge, C. B. Company 68.37 Lights: Dowd, H. J., Co., Inc. 184.68 High and Elementary: First National Stores, Inc. 1.10 Brockton Edison Company $775.05 Fleming, Edward M. 13.30 Hammett, J. L. Company 15.80 Fuel: Heaney Manufacturing Co. 7.84 High and Elementary: Horner, William M. 2.85

Anderson, J. C. $196.71 Levin, S. M. Company 7.76 Bates, Howard 25.00 Mystic Waste Company 54.44 Lincoln Bros. Coal Co. 2,040.10 Reddy's Battery & Repair Shop 12.18 Reliable Chemical Products $2,261.81 Co. 17.76 The Porter-Cable Machine Repairs: Co. 157.20 The Veritas Company 29.00 Maintenance of Buildings, High and Elementary: $643.19 Ainslie, Sherwood, Jr. $4.25 Bates, Walter P. 14.00 Grounds: Beaudette & Company 1.30 High and Elementary: Campbell, D. S. 10.50 Central Scientific Company 3.05 Barnes, William T. $45.00 Cohasset Hardware Company 27.66 Daun, John 12.00 Commonwealth of Massachu- Mitchell, George F. 56.00 setts 5.00 Smith, Charles J. 16.00 Cummings, Samuel 88.45 Williams Brothers 38.50 Detroit Surfacing Machine Co. .85 $167.50 Electrolux Corporation 13.25 Fleming, Edward M. 16.23 Furniture and Furnishings: Heaney Manufacturing Co. 15.90 High and Elementary: Hyland & McGaw 227.12 James, R. A. 23.85 Hagerty $400.00 Kimball, George E. & Son Hammett, J. L. Company 123.53 Co. 72.76 Treasurer of the United Leonard, M. S. 862.94 States 58.00 Lincoln, Levi T. 119.63 MacNeill, John N. 120.93 $581.53 National Insulation Co. 142.00 Pemberton, Norman W., Inc. 46.54 New Equipment: Reddy's Battery & Repair Campbell, D. S. $11.93

Shop 75.64 Hammett, J. L., Company 61.10

Sargent, George F., Jr. 8.60 Packard Machinery Company 226.94 The Gamewell Company 64.39 Towle, Philip L. 667.94 $299.97 107 : : : :

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Diplomas and Graduation Cartage Nemasket Transportation Exercises Co. $ 2.00 Hambro, Mrs. Herbert $10.00 Warren's Express Company 30.00 Hammett, J. L. Company 7.72 Williams Bros. 3.00 Hingham Journal 14.50 Jobnson, Raymond, Rev. 20.00 $35.00 South Shore Greenhouses, Inc. 53.25 Health Williams Brothers 25.00 Cohasset News Company $ 1.80 Delory Drug 35.00 $130.47 Fernald, Marion S., M. D. 5.00 Hinchliffe, Frederick, M. D. 430.50 Insurance: James, Fanny E. 992.50 Barnes, Harold F. $678.00 Liability and Compensation $1,464.80 Insurance: Lord, Elmer A. & Company $26.16 ,341.91

Schools — Lunches

Names and Amounts as they appeared on the Pay Rolls

Boston Janitors' Supply Co. $28.07 Heinz, H. J. Company 1,520.80 Central Market 467.91 Hunt Potato Chip Co. 180.80 Cohasset Hardware Company 160.55 Levin, S. M. Company 83.86 Commonwealth of Massachu- Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co. 282.47 setts 3.30 National Biscuit Co. 260.13

Dowd, H. J., Company Inc. 51.90 Nemasket Transportation Enos, Lillian 1,067.00 Co., Inc. 4.58 Enos, Mary 1,375.00 Plymouth Rock Ice Cream 1,391.02 Ferreira, Marion or Wheelwright, F. W., & Sons 1,487.98 Weatherby, Marion 435.60 Tilden, Margaret 31.46 First National Stores, Inc. 1,013.21 Fleming, Edward M. 30.00 Hathaway Bakeries, Inc. 274.61 $10,150.25

Installation and Maintenance of Baskei Ball Court,

Ripley Road School

Names and Amounts as they appeared on the Pay Rolls Plumbing Supplies and Steel Lockers:

Installations Town of Wellesley 160.00 MacNeil, John N. $257.20 $417.20

Schools — Insulating Cap at Ripley Road School

Names and Amounts as they appeared on the Pay Rolls National Insulation Co. $2,500.00

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Schools — Plans, Specifications, Estimates for

Erection of a New High School Building

Names and Amounts as they appeared on the Pay Rolls McGaw, William H. $13.60 Nichols, John E. 160.70 $174.30 Town Commons and Parks

Names and Amounts as they appeared on the Pay Rolls Brown, Herbert $ 6.33 Page, Ernest W. 515.10 Conte, Veto 30.06 Sullivan, Fred 30.06

Eastman, Reynold 12.66 Sullivan, M. J. 52.50 James, John F. 12.66 Nunes, Frank V. 452.38 $1,111.75

Beechwood Ball Field

Names and Amounts as they appeared on the Pay Rolls

Eastman, Reynold $25.32 Page, Ernest 37.58 $62.90 Town Common Pond

Edith M. Bates Fund

Names and Amounts as they appeared on the Pay Rolls

Eastman, Henry R. $6.33 Pratt, Roscoe G. 7.80 Litchfield, Edward L. 6.33 .'^;A;?t?^^ Page, Ernest W. 51.92

Petersen, Lawrence, Jr. 6.33 $178.71

Wheelwright Park

Names and Amounts as they appeared on the Pay Rolls

Andrews, Carlton W. $6.33 Litchfield, Edward L. 6.33 Rooney, Robert N. 6.33 $18.99

Milliken Field, Maintenance

Names and Amounts as they appeared on the Pay Rolls

Conte, Carmelo $ 28.48 Sullivan, Fred W. 142.42 Keating, James M. 332.31

Smith, Charles J. 15.00 Sullivan, Fred 85.44 $603.65 109 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Town Reports

Names and Amounts as they appeared on the Pay Rolls Barrett, James $ 3.16 Stoddard, Roger 3.16

Grassie, Edward T. 35.00 Stoughton, Ira B. P. Jr. 3.16 James, William 3.16 Sullivan, Richard 3.16 Jerome, Thomas 3.16 Sullivan, William 3.96 Litchfield, Robert 3.16 Shyne, Frank 3.96 Shyne, Kevin 3.16 $68.20 Cemeteries, Maintenance

Names and Amounts as they appeared on the Pay Rolls

Barrow^, Edvk^ard $25.32 Williams, Charles H., Jr. 15.82 Lawrence, Bernard 17.40 Wheelwright, John 6.33 $64.87

STATE AUDIT THE COMMONWEALTH OF

Department of Corporations and Taxation Division of Accounts State House, Boston 33

February 7, 1946 To the Board of Selectmen Cohasset, Massachusetts

Gentlemen:

I submit herewith my report of an audit of the books and accounts of the town of Cohasset for the year ending December 31, 1945, made in ac- cordance with the provisions of Chapter 44, General Laws. This is in the form of a report made to me by Mr. Herman B. Dine, Assistant Director of Accounts. Very truly yours, THEODORE N. WADDELL, Director of Accounts TNW:MC

Mr. Theodore N. Waddell Director of Accounts Department of Corporations and Taxation

State House, Boston '

Sir: , As directed by you, I have made an audit of the books and accounts of the town of Cohasset for the year ending December 31, 1945, and report thereon as follows: The financial transactions, as recorded on the books of the several departments receiving or disbursing money for the town or committing bills 110 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

for collection, were examined and reconciled with the reports and records in the town accountant's office.

The town accountant's ledger was analyzed. The recorded receipts were checked with the treasurer's cash book, while the payments were com- pared with the selectmen's warrants. The appropriations and transfers were checked with the town clerk's record of town meeting proceedings and with the records of the finance committee, a trial balance was taken off, and a balance sheet, showing the financial condition of the town on December 31, 1945, was prepared and is appended to this report. This bal- ance sheet indicates that the financial condition of the town is excellent.

The books and accounts of the town treasurer were checked. The re- ceipts, as recorded, were analyzed and compared with the records of the several departments receiving money for the town or committing bills for collection and with other sources from which money was paid into the town treasury. The payments were compared with the selectmen's warrants authorizing the treasurer to disburse town funds. The cash book addi- tions were verified, and the cash balance on January 25, 1946 was proved by actual count of the cash in the office and by reconciliation of the bank balances with statements furnished by the banks of deposit.

The payments on account of maturing debt and interest were examined and compared with the amounts falling due and with the cancelled secur- ities on file.

The savings bank books and securities representing the investment of the several trust and investment funds in the custody of the town treasurer, the treasurer of the trustees of the Cohasset Free Public Library, and the treasurer of the Paul Pratt Memorial Library were examined and listed. The cash balances were verified, the income and disbursements were proved, and tiie transfers to the town were compared with the treasurer's recorded

t receipts. I ^|

The records of tax titles held by the town were examined and checked. The amounts added to the tax title account were compared with the col- lector's records. The reported redemptions were checked with the receipts as recorded on the treasurer's cash book, and the tax titles on hand were listed and proved.

The books and accounts of the tax collector were examined and checked. The tax accounts outstanding according to the previous examination and all subsequent commitments were audited and compared with the assessors' warrants. The reported payments to the treasurer were checked with the treasurer's cash receipts, the abatements were compard with the assessors' record of abatements, and the outstanding accounts were listed and proved.

The departmental accounts receivable were examined and checked. The accounts outstanding according to the previous examination and the subsequent charges were audited and proved. The reported payments to the treasurer were verified and the outstanding accounts were listed and reconciled with the accountant's ledger accounts.

Verification of the outstanding tax and departmental accounts was ob- tained by mailing notices to a number of persons whose names appeared

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on the books as owing money to the town, and from the replies received thereto it appears that the accounts, as listed, are correct. The financial accounts of the town clerk relative to dog and sporting licenses were examined, the payments to the town being checked with the treasurer's recorded receipts and the payments to the State being compared with the receipts on file. The surety bonds of the various town officials required by law to furn- ish them were examined and found to be in proper form. The records of licenses and permits issued by the selectmen and the police and health departments, as well as of all other departments receiving money for the town or committing bills for collection, were examined and checked, the reported payments to the town treasurer being compared with the treasurer's recorded receipts. Appended to this report, in addition to the balance sheet previously mentioned, are tables showing, a reconciliation of the treasurer's cash, sum- maries of the tax, tax title, and departmental accounts, as well as tables showing the condition and transactions of the trust and investment funds. During the progress of the audit, co-operation was extended by the sev- eral town officials, for which, on behalf of my assistants and for myself, I wish to express appreciation. Respectfully submitted, HERMAN B. DINE, Assistant Director of Accounts HBD:MC

112 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

TOWN TREASURER'S REPORT FOR 1945

Balance in treasury January 1, 1945 $110,168.89 Received from Collector of Taxes 294,322.90

Received from all other sources 125,113.93

Total Receipts $419,436.83

$529,605.72 Paid Selectmen's Warrants Nos. 1 to 80 inclusive 390,178.18

Balance on hand December 31, 1945 $139,427.54 (Details of Receipts and Expenditures are contained in Town Ac- countant's Report).

RECONCILIATION 07 CASH

December 31, 1945

Rockland Trust Company $106,390.49 Outstanding checks 18,918.93 87,471.56 Webster & Atlas National Bank of Boston 47,720.92 Outstanding checks 707.89 47,013.03 Cash and checks on hand (in oflBce) 4,942.95

$139,427.54

Respectfully submitted,

MAURICE R. NOONAN,

Treasurer

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REPORT OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES

1943 Real Estate Abatements in 1945 $977.40 Abatements after payment—refunded 977.40

1944 Personal—Real Estate—Moth Motor Vehicle Excise Outstanding December 31, 1944 $18,032.65

Warrants 1944 Motor Vehicle Excise in 1945 .... 22.00 18,054.65

Collected and paid to Treasurer: Personal—Real Estate $17,154.98 Overpayment Real Estate—refunded 1.00 —— 17,153.98 Moth assessment 8.00 Motor Vehicle Excise 95.52 Abatements 855.02 Abatements—refunded 402.23 482.79 Added to Tax Title a/c 314.36 18,054.65

1945 Commitments as per warrants: Poll — Personal — Real Estate $294,801.01 Motor Vehicle Excise 4,034.84 298,835.85

Collected and paid to Treasurer: Poll — Personal — Real Estate $272,643.51 Motor Vehicle Excise 3,884.67 Abatements $2,555.29 Abatements — refunded 215.44 2,339.85 Added to Tax Title a'/c 7.91 Outstanding December 31, 1945 19,959.91 298,835.85

Total cash collected and paid to Treasurer: Poll — personal — real estate — motor vehicle excise and moth assessment $293,786.68 Interest 477.00 Costs 59.22

Total $294,322.90

ELEANOR T. DOWNS,

Collector of Taxes 114 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

COHASSET REVISED JURY LIST

July, 1945

Name and Occupation Street

Almeda, Walter B., promotion manager South Main

Antoine, Abraham J., Jr., marine pipefitter Elm Court Bates, Austin W., clerk King Bates, John, salesman Stevens Lane Bates, Howard, farmer Beechwood

Bailey, Rutherford E., Jr., shipfitter South Main Baldwin, Thomas T., trustee Beach Binnian, Walter B., broker Margin Blackmur, Paul, insurance Beach

Brasill, Clarence S., crossing tender Beechwood Brennock, Joseph R., railroad clerk Margin Court Burrell, Ralph C, lobster fisherman Pleasant

Carleton, William J., insurance Beechwood Cohen, Moe E., merchant Pond Conway, Frederick E., merchant North Main Cox, William C, executive Margin Crampton, George R., merchant Rice Island Cunningham, Spurgeon H., broker Jerusalem Road Dana, Frank F., caretaker Atlantic Avenue Denithorne, James, laborer Stockbridge Desmond, Dennis, sexton Spring

Dixon, Arthur J., clerk Smith Place

Doble, Kendall D., manufacturer •. Border Dolan, John W., retired North Main Dunn, James T., salesman King Earle, Roland D., chemist Cedar Lane

Edwards, W. J. Ernest, electronic engineer North Main Emanuello, Anthony R., welder Hull Emery, John, investigator Summer Faulkner, Thomas F., chauffeur Parker Avenue Ferguson, Carl B., investments Pond Fletcher, Law^rence B., secretary King Hunt, C. Raymond, lobster fisherman Atlantic Avenue Kline, Leonard A., district manager Bancroft Road Lapham, Ziba T., plumber Sohier' Lothrop, Thomas A., insurance Summer

Millar, John M., florist South Main Mulcahy, Bernard H., clerk Pond Mulhern, Frederick M., electrician Pleasant 115 —

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Putnam, Willard S., investments Summer Souther, David, ice dealer King Stegmaier, Charles L., salesman Atlantic Avenue Todd, Albert W., merchant Jerusalem Road Trott, Lloyd C, real estate South Main Tyler, Bartlett, municipal bonds Atlantic Avenue Wadsworth, Jerome F., clerk Tower Lane Wheelwright, Josiah, electrician Sohier

Whittemore, J. Philip, carpenter Beechwood Wigmore, William C, mechanic North Main Wilson, James, gardener South Main

REPORT OF COHASSET POLICE DEPARTMENT

To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:

Gentlemen: I herewith submit my report for the Police Department of the Town of Cohasset for the year ending December 31, 1945.

Official Roster of the Department

Chief of Police, Hector J. Pelletier PATROLMEN

Benjamin F. Curley John J. Rooney * Thomas B. Kane James J. Sullivan Louis J. Simeone SPECIAL OFFICERS John T, Keating Frank E. Jason Ralph S. Enos John J. Ferreira Herbert E. Morse Frederick W. Sullivan George D, Carpenter Frank J. Magliaccio Randolph A. Feola

Arrest Report

' Males Females Total

Arrested for Military Authorities 2 — 2 Assault and battery 1 — 1 Assault with intent to commit a felony 1 — 1 Assault with intent to commit rape 1 — 1

Assault with intent to commit an un-natural act .... 1 — 1 Attaching number plates assigned to another motor vehicle 1 1 Attempt to break and enter a building in the day time with intent to commit larceny 2 — 2 Attempt to commit larceny 3 — 3 116 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Breaking and entering a building in the day time with intent to commit larceny 9 — Carnal abuse of a female child under sixteen years of age 1 — Digging sea worms without a permit 1 — Drunk 30 3 33 Going away after causing injury to person 1 — Going away after causing damage to property ... 1 — Larceny 8 — Lewd and lacivious cohabitation — 1 Neglect of minor children 1 — Non-support of wife and minor child 1 — Operating an uninsured motor vehicle 1 — Operating an unregistered motor vehicle 1 — Operating a motor vehicle while under the influ- ence of liquor 2 — Solemnizing a marriage without authority 1 — Statutory rape 1 — Threats to assault on lawful wife 1 — Using a motor vehicle without authority 22 — 22 Violation of Common Carrier Law 6 — 6 Violation of probation 1 — 1

Total 101 4 105

Disposition of Cases

Arrested on warrant, 18; arrested without warrant, 46; summoned by Court, 41; released Chapter 135, General Laws, 29; non-residents, 44; held for trial, 67; guilty, 56; not guilty, 0; filed by order of the Court, 5; sus- pended sentence and probation, 28; sentenced to institutions, 6; dismissed for want of prosecution, 6; cases pending, 15; turned over to Military Au- thorities, 2; arrested for other departments, 7. Suminary of Work Done by the Department

For the year ending December 31st, 1945 Accidental death by poisoning 1 Accidents investigated, automobiles 75 Buildings found open and locked by police 130 Calls for inhalator 10 Cars stopped for violations and warned 240 Cars tagged for improper parking 77 Complaints received at headquarters 2,169 Defects in streets reported to Highway Department 54 Dogs injured by automobiles 11 Dogs killed by automobiles 8 Drowning 1 Duty calls from boxes 1,194 Fire alarms answered 52 General orders issued to department 15 Hackney licenses issued 2 Hackney operator licenses issued 2 Insane persons committed to institutions 4 Licenses suspended for improper operation of motor vehicles 16 117 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Licenses suspended for improper operation of motor vihicles 16 Lost property recovered, valued at $225.00 Machine gun permits issued 1 Mileage of ambulance 3,779 Mileage of cruising cars 42,420 Motorists assisted 129 Number of days spent in Court by officers 80 Oxygen tent calls 18 Permits to purchase firearms 5 Permits to solicit funds 4 Permits to work on Lord's Day issued 7 Persons found dead 1 Persons listed by Police Department, Chapter 440, Acts of 1938 State Census Males 1,738 Females 1,794

Total 3,532 Local Census Males 1,200 Females 1,285

Total 2,485 Persons transported in ambulance 98 Persons transported to hospitals and doctors' offices in police cars 19 Radio messages sent out by this station 2,619

Restitution made in cases , $325.00 Revolver permits issued 21

Special attention requested by owners of unoccupied houses .... 47 Street lights reported out to Brockton Edison Company 415 Stolen property recovered by department, valued at $9,286.10 Suicide 1 Summer houses inspected 425 Summonses served 119 Total fines $160.00

Conclusion

I recommend to our citizens that they do not hesitate in calling upon this department no matter how trivial the matter may be. They may rest assured that their complaints will be treated confidentially and with the utmost courtesy.

To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and to the People of Cohasset

I want to express my appreciation for the splendid co-operation given me in the past year.

Respectfully submitted,

HECTOR J. PELLETIER,

Chief of Police 118 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

REPORT OF THE ASSESSORS

To the Citizens of Cohasset: The Assessors of the Town of Cohasset submit their report for 1945: Total valuation 1944 $9,542,678.00 Total valuation 1945 9,429,106.00

Decrease in valuation 113,572,00 (Less December Assessment) 500.00

$113,072.00

Tow^n Grant, Annual Town meeting (including appropriations from available funds, deducted below) $376,603.31

State Tax and Assessments: State Tax $10,676.00 State Parks and Reservations 246.09

State Audit of Municipal Accounts ./ 398.37 Nantasket Beach Maintenance 201.73 $11,522.19 County Tax and Assessments: County Tax $10,700.64 Tuberculosis Hospital Assessment 2,769.56 13,470.20 Overlay of current year 3,930.33

Gross Amount to be raised $405,526.03 ESTIMATED RECEIPTS AND AVAILABLE FUNDS

Incom^e Tax $27,855.80 Corporations Taxes 14,120.12 Gasoline Tax under Acts of 1943, Chap. 569 10,390.91 Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise 4,000.00 Licenses 2,500.00 Fines 104.011 General Government 200.00 Protection of Persons and Property 20.00 Health and Sanitation 35,00 Charities (Other than federal grants for aid to de- pendent children) 1,590.00

Old Age Assistance (other than federal grants) .... 9,500.00 Old Age Tax (Meals), General Laws, Ch. 64B 542.26 Schools 7,000.00 Public Service Enterprise, No. Cohasset Post Of- fice Building 158.00 Cemeteries (other than trust funds and sale of lots) 350.00 Interest (on taxes and assessments) 500.00 Sealer of Weights and Measures 39.00 Civilian Defense 50.00 Unclassified 50.00

Total Estimated Receipts 79,005.13 119 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Available Funds, Voted at Town Meeting, to be used: Article 7. Use of Assessors in fixing tax rate 16,000.00 Article 8. Dog Fund for Schools 741.39 Article 9. Reserve Fund from Overlay surplus 5,000.00 Article 14. Harbor Dredging 10,000.00

Total Available Funds 31,741.39

Total Estimated Receipts and Available Funds 110,746.52

Net Amount to be raised by taxation on Polls and Property $294,779.51 Number of Polls, 1,238 @ 12.00 2,476.00 Total valuation. Personal 886,721 @ $31.00 27,458.45 Total valuation, Real $8,542,385 @ $31.00 264,815.06 $294,779.51 December Assessment 15.50

Total Amount of taxes listed in Collector's Commitment List, except Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise Warrants $294,795.01 Amount of Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise 4,034.84

Number of Persons Assessed 1,085 Number of Polls Assessed 1,241 Number of Horses Assessed 48 Number of Cows Assessed 124 Number of Bulls Assessed 1 Number of Yearlings Assessed 10 Number of Swine Assessed 45 Number of Fowl Assessed 1635 Number of Acres of Land Assessed 4397 Number of Dwelling Houses Assessed 1045

ABATEMENTS OF TAXES DURING THE YEAR 1945

Levy of the Year 1943 Real Estate $977.40

Levy of the Year 1944

Real Estate $821.24 Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise 63.78

Levy of the Year 1945

Real Estate '.... $1,188.08 Personal 497.43 Polls 832.00

Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise , 37.78

Respectfully submitted, DARIUS W. GILBERT, EVERETT W. WHEELWRIGHT, A. FRED PETERSEN, Board of Assessors 120 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

REPORT OF COHASSET FIRE DEPARTMENT

To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:

Gentlemen: I hereby submit my report of the Fire and Forest Department for the year ending December 31, 1945. FIRE ALARMS AND FIRE LOSSES

Bell Alarms 74 Still Alarms 43

Total 117 Fires in Buildings 40 Automobiles 1 Dump, Brush, Grass 35

Miscellaneous . Fires 2 Miscellaneous Calls 2 Needless Calls 4 Mutual Aid 13 False Alarms 20

Total 117 VALUE OF BUILDINGS AND CONTENTS

Buildings Contents Total

$213,300.00 *$114,800.00 $328,100.00 Automobiles 600.00 600.00

Total $328,700.00 * Estimated INSURANCE PAID

Buildings Contents Total

$433.00 $350.00 $783.00

Total Insurance Paid $ 783.00 Total Uninsured Loss 1,000.00

Total Loss Insured and Uninsured $1,783.00 APPARATUS RESPONDING

Engine 1 52 Engine 2 23 Engine 3 45 Squad 48 Ladder 50 Forest Truck 35 121 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

CONDITION OF APPARATUS

Repairs have been made on all trucks, and they are in good condition. Delivery of the new ladder truck is expected in the early spring. INSPECTIONS During the year careful inspections have been made regularly of public buildings and business places. A great many oil burners have been installed since VJ Day, and per- mits were issued after an inspection by the wire inspector and this de- partment. A permit is required for the storing of oil. FIRE ALARM

The Electric Light Company replaced many poles during the last

part of the year, and it was necessary to transfer fire alarm wires on most of these poles, and in some cases fire alarm boxes were transferred. About two miles of old wire which has caused a great deal of trouble the past two years was replaced with new wire. Many other sections will be re- newed as soon as possible in order to bring this system back to the required condition. REPORT OF FOREST WARDEN

The total number of permits for outdoor fires issued during the year of 1945 was 641. A large number of fires are caused each year from fires which have been left before being fully extinguished, A few are caused by faulty incinerators. During the year a few people built fires in the open without a permit. RECOMMENDATIONS

I would respectfully recommend for your consideration the following for the Fire Department.

1. The construction as soon as possible of a modern fire station at a suitable location to house the equipment and men now located at the Central Fire Station.

2. The placing of a hydrant midway on Bancroft Road, and extend- ing the water main to connect Norfolk Road and Pond Street.

3. The employment of additional men to reduce the number of hours a week the permanent men are on duty. At present these men are re- quired to be on duty 132 hours a week.

In concluding my report, I wish to extend my thanks to the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the Heads of Town Departments for their co-oper- ation and assistance. To the officers and members of this Department, I wish to express my sincere thanks for their services and co-operation on all occasions during the year.

Respectfully submitted,

JOSEPH L. OLIVER, Chief of Fire Department Forest Warden 122 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

REPORT OF THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN

To the Citizens of Cohasset:

The administration of business under the jurisdiction of the Board of Selectmen has been completed in accordance with the power and limita- tions of the boards authority. The town is in very sound financial condi- tion but we wish to remind the citizens of the town that municipal costs, department and special appropriations must of necessity be kept at the lowest possible level until such time as building materials are again made available for the construction of new homes and tax revenue can be in- creased. The collection of garbage and rubbish by a contractor has been unsatisfactory and we do not recommend continuance of this service by contract. We believe it would be far more satisfactory when the town is ready to raise the money to purchase proper equipment for this service and place it under direct control of the Town Officials. The tragic death of Joseph Albert Dion who served faithfully and well as clerk of the board for many years is a loss keenly felt by his associates in the town offices and the many citizens who frequently came in contact with him. The board is deeply appreciative to Mr. Gilman Church- ill who served temporarily as military substitute in the absence of Mr. Petersen. There is every indication that the dredging of the harbor which has been in abeyance for some time will be started in the near future. In closing we urge your atendance at the annual town meeting and respectfully request your co-operation in maintaining economy without impairing the efficiency and high standard of the town.

Respectfully submitted,

A. FRED PETERSEN, EVERETT W. WHEELWRIGHT, DARIUS W. GILBERT,

Selectmen of Cohasset

REPORT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH

To the Voters of Cohasset:

Clinics for the immunization from Diphtheria and Whooping Cough were conducted, this being the second year that the combined inoculations have been given to the children of the Town.

That the Clinics are of unquestionable value to the Community is attested by the fact that our record in regard to the former diseases Has been practically negligible for many years, and that since the inception of the combined serums, a marked decrease in the number of whooping cough cases reported has been noted. Also it has been found that when a child who has been immunized from whooping cough and later become afflicted with the disease, that the efiFects of the disease had been lessened to a considrable degree. 123 :

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The Well Baby Conference, under the supervision of the Social Ser- vice League and the District Nurse, held on the first Tuesday of each month at the Community Center, is marked with a high degree of efficiency and has grown from an average attendance of twelve to twenty-five children. The medical advice received at the Clinics have been of immeasurable value to the mothers attending with their children. The Town, as a whole, has a good record as far as contagious diseases are concerned. Of the 45 cases reported, six are from dog bites, leaving a total of 39 cases reported to this Department. Cases reported are as follows

Chicken Pox 14 Dog Bite (non Rabid) 6 German Measles 5 Mumps 14 Scarlet Fever 3

The bulk of the appropriation for the maintenance of James Brook, Straits Pond, Cat Dam, etc., was expended for the maintenance of the brooks and ditches. Straits Pond and Cat Dam required a minimum amount of labor, due to the rainfall of last summer which also minimized the need of disinfecting and deodorizing catch basins and culverts which are usually required during hot dry spells of the average summer.

The late winter flood of last year which inundated a section of the Town and flooded countless numbers of cellars was considerably abated because of the fine condition of the brooks and culverts, the result of last summers work.

In relation to the flood, the members of this Department wish to ac- knowledge the splendid services of Mr. Charles Stoddard, employee of the Board of Health and others who, during and after that period, worked night and day in an effort to pump cellars dry and thus alleviate the hard- ships incurred by the inhabitants of the flooded area.

Analysis of milk sold within the confines of the Town and inspection of dairies were made at intervals during the year by the Department Milk In- spector, Mr. Charles E. Frates who also licensed all dealers.

Dr. William G. Matteson, granted a leave of absence over three years ago for the purpose of serving in our Armed Forces, has been reinstated as Dentist at the School Dental .Clinic. This Department wishes to acknow- ledge with thanks the fine spirit of co-operation and services rendered by Dr. John Corrigan, who was appointed to replace Dr. Matteson during his absence. Respectfully submitted, NATHANIEL M. HURWITZ, Chairman

ABRAHAM J. ANTOINE, JR., Secretary

EDWARD E. TOWER, Board of Health 124 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

SOCIAL SERVICE LEAGUE RED CROSS NURSING SERVICE

Statistical Report 1<)45 1944 Visits Cases Visits Cases MATERNITY SERVICE Antepartum 168 39 108 40 Postpartum 80 41 87 35 MORBIDITY Noncommunicable 1452 185 1471 176 Acute communicable 92 51 41 16 Tuberculosis 104 1 HEALTH SERVICES Crippled Children 10 2 10 3 Newborn 57 27 98 30 Infant 343 83 382 73 Pre-school 557 160 517 139 School 154 43 109 18 Adult 187 57 311 73 Immunization check-up 104 90 106 77 Tuberculosis 29 23 Social Service 23 11 27 10 UNCLASSIFIED Field visits to cases not home or not found 79 97

TOTAL 3439 813 3396 710

1945 1944

Visits Cases Visits Cases Type of Payment

Board of Health 1842 626 1815 503 Pay 738 64 566 77 Part Payment 29 2 87 9 Social Service League (free) 440 85 419 75 Old Age Assistance 268 14 217 17 John Hancock Insurance Co 32 8 128 8 Metropolitan Insurance Co. 73 12 164 12 Dept. Public Welfare 17 2

TOTAL 3439 815 3396 710 The Board of Health is charged for visits of Health Supervision to Maternity patients, Crippled Children, Newborn, Infant, Pre-school, School, Adults, and Immunization check-up; for health supervision of Acute Com- municable disease and Tuberculosis. 125 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

The Social Service League is charged for all free visits for bedside care (Morbidity Service), and Social Service visits by the nurse.

Visits made to Old Age Assistance patients are charged to Old Age Assistance. Visits to patients on Welfare are charged to Dept. of Public Welfare.

Patients who have certain types of policies with the John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company and the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com- pany are entitled to nursing service for which the company pays the nursing service.

A charge of $1.00 per hour visit to patients requiring bedside care, double fee for appointment service. The fee is reduced for those patients who cannot pay the entire cost, and is made free for those who cannot pay.

The Nursing Service tries to serve all residents of Cohasset and invites anyone who wishes help to call on the nurse. We feel it is our business to know the answers to health problems, the resources of the community, etc., and if we do not know the answer we will try to find out what it is.

The WELL CHILD CONFERENCE, sponsored by the Board of Health and Social Service League is held once a month, on the first Tuesday of the month, at the Community Center. Dr. Steward Clifford is the visiting pediatrician. Infants are seen regularly for assistance with diet, and physical examination every three months to rule out any abnormality. Pre-school children (from one year to school age) are seen annually for physical examination including urine test.

Sixty-four infants and thirty-one pre-school children were admitted during the year. The total attendance was 233, The well Child Conference is free to all residents of Cohasset. We feel that Cohasset residents are lucky to have the privilege of having their babies checked by Dr. Clifford who is on the staff of the Children's Hospital and the Boston Lying-in Hospital, and has excellent training and experience.

IMMUNIZATION CLINIC held in the Spring, 1945

90 families were contacted regarding immunization for their children. 24 children received the three injections of combined Whooping Cough and Diphtheria immunization. 5 children received the three injections of Diphtheria Toxoid. 17 children received the three injuctions of Whooping Cough immunization.

46 Total treated in clinic. 35 Children received the immunization injections from their family phy- sicians. 9 families have moved from Cohasset. Modern medical opinion holds that every child before he reaches the age of one year should have had immunization against Diphtheria, Whoop- ing Cough, Tetanus, and Small pox. By immunization throughout the state the rates of these dreadful diseases have been cut tremendously, and many lives have been saved. The Board of Health provides free immunization against Diphtheria and Whooping Cough, and advises parents to visit their family doctors for immunization against Tetanus and the vaccination against Smallpox, for their children. Immunization may be started any time after the baby is six months old.

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THE STATUS OF TUBERCULOSIS IN COHASSET There are six known cases of Tuberculosis in Cohasset. Two of the patients are under treatment; and two refuse treatment; and two, who were diagnosed about twenty years ago refuse to have an x-ray to determine their status. The Board of Heahh will provide transportation to Braintree, the Norfolk County Tbc. out-patient Dept., for anyone desiring an x-ray. The clinic is held every Tuesday morning from eight o'clock on. During the year five trips were made and twenty patients had chest x-rays. All were negative. Three teachers from the Ripley Road School and six teachers from the Osgood school had chest x-rays at Braintree. All were negative. TRANSPORTATION OF PATIENTS TO CLINICS, ETC. The Red Cross Motor Corps have cooperated with the Nursing Service throughout the year to give transportation to those patients requiring it in order to attend clinics, etc., in Boston, Brockton, Quincy, Braintree, etc. The Nursing Service is deeply grateful to the members of the Motor Corps who have volunteered their time and energies so willingly.

During the past year it has been a problem to provide transportation

for all the patients requiring it. Until the middle of the year, when the Motor Corps purchased a beach wagon, all trips were made in cars of Motor Corps members. The Motor Corps is limited in that there are only a few drivers remaining in the organization, and all the work is carried out by these few members.

The Social Service League has tried to organize a committee to take care of all local driving. Mrs. Lloyd Trott and Mrs. Burt Bristol were co- chairmen of such a committee organized in January, 1945, and were success- ful in signing up drivers for the Well Child Conference held once a month, and transported patients for the Immunization Clinic in the Spring. Mrs. Roger B. Coulter has taken over the job of getting drivers each month for the Well Child Conference. We are desperately in need of drivers and anyone who is interested may call Mrs. Richardson White at Coh. 0207. We have tried to co-operate with the Motor Corps in the trips to Boston Hospital Clinics by having all patients who could go by train to their destination to do so; whenever possible, we had five or six patients go into the clinics on the same day, when it was necessary to use a car. The following trips were made: Train with Patient's ransportation Own Motor to and from Arrange- Destination Corps Train Nurse ments. Mass General Hospital 17 19 2 3

Children's Hospital ..: 8 1 3 Boston Lying-in Hospital... 11 1 Lahey Clinic 2

Mass. Memorial Hospital .... 1 1 Private physicians, etc 3 4 Brockton, Speech clinic 2 1 Quincy, Child Guidance Clinic 1 8 3 Pondville 1 1 Braintree 2 3

TOTAL 48 21 .19 10 127 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Number of patients attending clinics:

Massachusetts General Hospital 12

Children's Hospital 9

Lahey Clinic 2

Boston Lying-in Hospital 3

Massachusetts Memorial Hospital 2

Private Physicians, etc 6

Brockton, Speech Clinic 4

Quincy, Child Guidance Clinic 3

Pondville 1

Braintree, Norfolk County Tuberculosis Sanatorium 20

Total 62 REPORT OF THE SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

January 28, 1946 To the Honorable Board of Selectmen, Cohasset, Massachusetts

Dear Sirs: My report, as Sealer of Weights and Measures, for the year of 1945, is as follows: The various weighing and measuring appliances have been carefully tested. 193 were sealed, 11 were adjusted. The amount of $36.07 for sealing fees was collected and paid to the Town Treasurer. Respectfully submitted, IRA B. P. STOUGHTON, Sealer of Weights and Measures

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REPORT OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE AND BUREAU OF OLD AGE ASSISTANCE

To the Citizens of Cohasset: There were eight cases aided during the year under General Relief, consisting of four single persons and four families. The four family cases were receiving aid for a short period on account of illness. Three of the single cases are ineligible for Old Age Assistance on account ' of citizen- ship requirements. The other single case received temporary aid and was then transferred to the Tewksbury Infirmary. The District Nurse reports a total of seventeen visits to three cases. AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN

There were four cases aided under Aid to Dependent Children. One case was aided for several months on account of husband's illness. The other three cases are widows with small children. OLD AGE ASSISTANCE

During the year fifty-three cases were receiving Old Age Assistance. On January 1, 1945, there were forty-three active cases; eleven new cases were added and eight cases closed, leaving a total of forty-six active cases on December 31, 1945. The eight cases were closed for the following reasons:

Death 4 Moved out of town 2 Self-supporting 2

There have been several changes in the Old Age Assistance law. As of January 1, 1946, the new Old Age Assistance law increases the exemp- tion of children of Old Age recipients. This will undoubtedly result in an increase in the amount of aid in some cases and an increase in the number of applications.

The District Nurse reports a total of two hundred sixty-eight visits to thirteen Old Age recipients.

We wish to extend thanks to all individuals and Town Departments who have assisted us in carrying on our work, especially the District Nurses who have been very helpful. Please refer to Accountant's Report for financial detail.

Respectfully submitted, EVERETT W. WHEELWRIGHT, DARIUS W. GILBERT,

A. FRED PETERSEN,

Board of Public Welfare

Bureau of Old Age Assistance 129 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

REPORT OF TREE WARDEN

To the Citizens of Cohasset: During the past year the tree department has been called on for an extraordinary amount of work in preservation of its shade and ornamental trees within the Town. Due to unusual weather conditions of storms and wind this past year, much of this damage still needs attention, but some of this condition has been eliminated as far as money would allow. Several large dead and seriously decayed trees have been removed, large over- hanging limbs were removed wherever even a possibility of hazard was deemed to exist. Calls from interested citizens were investigated and attended to where ever possible. Replacement of many trees that have been destroyed over a period of years is desirable. Heretofore it was not considered expedient to request an amount for this purpose, but if Cohasset Highways and small parks are to retain their well ordered grouping, a definite program of replacement is necessary. An amount covering such a program will be asked for this year. Pruning and surgery was completed as money would allow, the result is apparent in improved growth and appearance. Dangerous intersections have been relieved of unnecessary growth, thus making travel in Cohasset safer at these intersections. It is my belief that a street or section thereof may be completed by trimming and removing unnecessary and dangerous conditions, by the elimination process of a section each year. It is evident that Sohier Street from the junction of Route 3- A to a point between the residences of Mrs. Bancroft and Joseph Curley deems this method to be satisfactory and this program should be carried to North Main Street to completion. Therefore Street No 1 will be eliminated for a time, then on to the next, until the program has been completed.

It is extremely gratifying to report through the cooperative efforts of various interested groups that our trees are receiving the public attention they deserve and as your tree warden it has been my pleasure to accept many valuable suggestions from these interested citizens.

In closing, I wish to thank the heads of the Town Departments for the cooperation, in particular the Highway and Police Department personnel for their services and help in recent storms and wind occurrences. Respectfully submitted,

ROSCOE G. PRATT,

Tree Warden

REPORT OF MOTH SUPERINTENDENT

To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:

Gentlemen: I herewith submit my report for the Moth Department of the Town of Cohasset for the year ending December 31, 1945. Following my appoint- ment the Department made a complete survey of the Town and discovered several badly infested areas. In consideration of the history of the Gypsy Moth, existing woodland conditions here lead to the conclusion that in spite of control effort to date, epidemic outbreaks may continue to occur 130 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945 within an infested area. Measures of artificial control involving painting egg clusters with creosote and spraying with arsenate of lead etc., are of value Avhen properly planned, especially in situations where aesthetic val- ues are paramount. Plans to isolate these danger points were carefully carried out throughout the year. Intensive spraying in these localities checked wide spread damage. Due to war conditions the new sprayer could not be delivered to the Town in time to be of any service regardless of this fact. The spraying program was carried out as planned, but not without some difficulty. Some trees found to be infested were treated in proper manner, according to the type of infestation, the results of these treatments should be checked this year. If successful, many trees may be saved from distruction by disease. A WORD OF WARNING: Elm Tree Blight ^is spreading in Massachusetts.

In reference to the Dutch Elm Disease which is threatening our Elm trees, it is caused by a Fungus. It is transmitted from Elm to Elm by feeding reproductive activities of the bark beetles, the Fungus and the insects favor each other. The important carriers are the introduced smaller European Bark Beetles, (Scolytus Mullistruatus) (Marsh) and the native Elm Bark Beetle (Hylurgopenusrufipus) (Eichh) which carries to broken and decayed limbs, fallen limbs and piles of cut decaying Elms. The Fungus lives in the water conducting Channels of the Elm Tree and produces a toxin which in turn causes the death of the tree. Sanitation methods against the Bark Beetles that spread the Fungus is the most effective means of preserving Elms from the Dutch Elm Disease, and we must spread this gospel of sanitation and treatment. The control of such diseases needs the cooperation of all citizens, so if you find an Elm tree that gives indication of being diseased, report it to your Tree Warden or Moth Supt., who will contact Dr. McKenzie at Massachusetts State.

It has been a pleasure to assist many interested citizens in problems of insect control and it is my hope that this interest will become apparent when the needs of the Moth and Tree Dept. are considered at the Town Meeting. In conclusion, I wish to thank your Honorable Board and Co- hasset Citizens for the loyal co-operation afforded this department.

Respectfully submitted,

ROSCOE G. PRATT,

Moth Superintendent

REPORT OF THE COHASSET PLANNING BOARD

To the Citizens of Cohasset: The Planning Board this year has been more active than formerly. Meetings are held in the Town Hall on the first Monday of every month. The Board for the past year was made up as follows: Harry Burley, Chairman Term expires 1949 Paul Blackmur Term expires 1946 Norman James Term expires 1950 Charles L. Stegmaier Term expires 1949 Robert A. Leonard, Secretary Term expires 1947 During the war years, there was no appropriation, so of course the activities of the Board were limited. Recently the board received a copy

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of the proposed development and subdivision of the Hovey Estate, but as yet it is still under consideration. The aim of the Cohasset Planning Board is to carry out the rules and regulations specified originally.

ROBERT A. LEONARD,

Secretary

REPORT OF THE WATER INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE

January 21, 1946

Pursuant to Article 27 of the Town Warrant which reads as follows:

"To see if the Town will vote to appoint a Committee to make a thorough investigation as to the costs of operation and estimated value of the Cohasset Water Company, within the confines of Co- hasset, and make a study of operating costs and value of a Water system under Town ownership, the Committee to report their findings at the Annual Meeting in March 1946; and to raise and/or appropriate a sum of money for the expenses of said committee or take any other or further action relative thereto.," voted March 3, 1945, at the annual town meeting, a Committee was ap- pointed by the Selectmen. Your Committee has made a thorough investigation of the present costs of operations under private ownership and has estimated the value of the Cohasset Water Company and has made a study of estimated operating costs and value of the water system under town ownership. Your Com- mittee has also investigated the methods under which the Cohasset Water Company could be acquired. It has made numerous comparisons with similar water systems owned by other municipalities and representatives of the present owners have been present at two meetings to state their ob- jections to acquisition by the town.

Your Committee has reached the following conclusions:

1. There is nothing in the Cohasset Water Company's charter or in the State law to prevent the purchase of the Water Company by the town. 2. The stated book value of the Cohasset Water Company's plant and general equipment December 31, 1944, was $282,197.68.

3. With efficient management the town can operate the present water system at substantially the same cost of operation.

4. Although purchase of the water system would not result in any immediate reduction of rates, reductions can be expected under municipal ownership in a reasonable time, which reductions would never be realized under private ownership.

5. Purchase and operation of the water system by the town will not increase taxes because the operation will be self-sustaining.

6. Purchase of the water system can be financed at present by a bond issue at an extremely low rate of interest between 1% and 1V2%. 132 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

7. At present rates the water revenues are sufficient to meet oper- ating costs, interest costs and principal payments each year on a bond issue which will be completely paid off in 30 years. Your Committee unanimously recommends the acquisition of the Co- hasset Water Company property. Here is a valuable asset that can be acquired at no cost to the town. Water is the life-blood of every commun- ity and the people who use it should control it. Respectfully submitted, Homer A. Severne, Chairman

Robert J. Hill, Secretary T. Oilman Churchill Thomas F. Culliney Darius W. Gilbert Frederic D. MacNeill Stewart Sanders Roscoe E. Sherbrooke Gilbert S. Tower Philip L. Towle Everett W. Wheelwright

REPORT OF HIGHWAY SURVEYOR

To the Citizens of Cohasset: The report of your Highway Surveyor for year ending December 31, 1945 follows the general routine of other years. More necessary fence repairing and painting than ordinarily, was done. The area between Lincoln Bros. Coal office and railroad crossing was repaired; thus eliminating the nuisance of surface water that remained from rains and thaws; also along Ripley Road next to Hyland & McGaw's carpenter shop, a similar condition existed and was corrected. The catch basin on Ripley Road between hospital and residence occupied by Mr. Merritt was rebuilt, with about 200 feet of drain pipe laid to Sohier Street to carry away the water. There were 48,414 gallons of Tarvia used on these various streets; So. Main, Summer, Border, Parker Avenue, Margin, Atlantic Avenue, Beach, Jerusalem Road, Bow, Hull and Forest Avenue. Much crushed stone and patching tar was used due to severe winter. With a great many of men back from the Service, some of whom have applied for work; it may now be possible to eliminate some danger- ous, hazardous places on the highways — this is very necessary. The snow removal was quite costly. However the streets have to be kept open at all times, and the center of the town clear.

The men and truck drivers doing this work, I cheerfully commend for a tough job well done, as they always do. To all who kindly co-operated with me, particularly our Town Officials, 1 express my appreciation. Respectfully submitted, WILLIAM T. BARNES, Highway Surveyor 133 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

COHASSET FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY

STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS 1945

Cr. To payments in 1945: Purchase of books $531.90 Treasurer's bond premium 12.50 Rent of safe deposit box 12.00 Fire insurance premium on books 17.60 New England Trust Co., service charges 1.61 Support of Paul Pratt Memorial Library 200.00 Transferred to principal Stoddard Fund 8.00 Transferred to principal Emily B. Fall Fund 5,000.00 Incidental e(xpenses 6.00 Cash balance New England Trust Co., Dec. 31st, 1945 333.34 Cash Cohasset Savings Bank, Dec. 31st, 1945 406.80 $6,529.75

Dr. To receipts in 1945: Income from investments $747.49 Savings Bank interest 307.10 Liquiding dividend Int. Mtch. Real. Co. Ltd 8.00 Emily B. Fall bequest 5,000.00 Cash balance New England Trust Co. Jan. 1st, 1945 60.36 Cash Cohasset Savings Bank, Jan. 1st, 1945 406.80

$6,529.75

Respectfully submitted,

KENNETH D. KETCHUM,

Treasurer

January 5th, 1946 SCHEDULE OF INVESTED FUNDS AND SAVINGS BANK ACCOUNTS

December 31, 1945 Bonds (Face Value) $1,500—New York Central R. R. ref. & imp. 5's — 2013 2,000— Ellicott Square Co. 1st 5's—extended by agreement 7,500—U. S. Govt. Series "G"—21/2 's—1956 5,000—U. S. Govt. Series "G"—2V2's—1957

$16,000. 134 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Shares 20 Shares First National Bank of Boston, cost $973.50 2 Shares International Match Real. Co., Ltd. 3 Shares Ellicott Square Co., pref. Savings Bank $9,739.35—Cohasset Savings Bank 4,146.82—East Weymouth Savings Bank 2,090.00—Hingham Institution for Savings 3,578.63—Quincy Savings Bank

$19,554.80 Respectfully submitted, KENNETH D. KETCHUM, Treasurer

January 5th, 1946

PAUL PRATT MEMORIAL LIBRARY

In Account with Fred C. Stanley, Treasurer Cr. By Payments for 1945

For books, magazines and binding ,. $1,055.65 For heating and lighting 654.14 For insurance 205.32 For postage, printing and stationery 111.51 For rent, Beechwood Branch 250.00 For repairs and maintenance 552.44 For salaries 4,859.06 For supplies 117.20 For telephones and miscellaneous 125.82 For Cohasset Savings Bank (permanent funds) 30.00

1945 Total expenditures $7,961.14 Balance January 1, 1946, Granite Trust Company 1,486.85

$9,447.99 Dr. To receipts for 1945 '

Balance, Granite Trust Company, January 1, 1945 $1,553.42 Income from investments 376.52 Income from unrestricted funds, Cohasset Free Public Library 200.00 Town of Cohasset, appropriation for Library 6,638.40 Fines, fees, etc., at Library 627.97 Exchange of Bonds 40.18 Books sold 11.50

Total receipts $9,447.99 Schedule of Invested Funds $2,000 American Telephone and Telegraph Company Bonds 2%'s 1980 1,000 Birmingham Terminal Co., Bond, 1st 4's 1957 135 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

2,000 Central Power and Light Co. Bonds, 1st SVs's 1973 2,000 Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates Bonds, 1st S^/^'s 1965 1,500 Penn Central Light & Power Co. Bonds, 1st 3y2's 1977 2,000 Winter Hill Federal Bank Shares 2 percent 669.67 Cohasset Savings Bank

$11,169.67 Respectfully submitted, FRED V. STANLEY, Treasurer

REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE PAUL PRATT MEMORIAL LIBRARY

In recent years the Directors as a group have not needed to make any lengthy report because all financial matters are summarized in the Treasur- er's Report and all general matters relating to the Library are ably pre- sented by our Librarian, Miss Charlotte S. Tower. In January, 1945, Mrs. Sara E. Heywood was engaged as Assistant Li- brarian. Mrs. Heywood was a student at Wellesley College for three years and took a course in English Literature at the University of California. She was the secretary of the Vice-president of the Babson Institute for three years, her duties including attending lectures and extensive work in school library research. Later she held a secretarial position in the office of Scovell, Wellington and Co. She resigned her position as Assistant to the General Manager of the Jordan Marsh Company, Annex Division, to take up the work in our Library Appended herewith are the reports of the Treasurer and of the Li- brarian. Respectfully submitted, DR. FREDERICK HINCHLIFFE, President REV. FRED V. STANLEY, Treasurer DONALD T. GAMMONS, Clerk ROLAND D. EARLE REV. ROBERT W. LITTLE REV. ROSCOE E. TRUEBLOOD

REPORT OF THE LIBRARIAN OF THE PAUL PRATT MEMORIAL LIBRARY

To the Board of Directors of the Paul Pratt Memorial Library: An article in a recent issue of the American Library Association Bulle- tin discusses such questions as, "Who uses the library?" "Why don't more people use the library?" and "How much do people know about the li- brary?" It goes on to say that some, in answer to the question whether they have a library card, reply "No;" a smaller precentage reply "Yes" while 136 —

Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945 others say they never use libraries. Various reasons are given in answer —they have their own reading matter or obtain it elsewhere; they are too busy, or they are not interested. Knowledge of the library varies, some knowing nothing about it. Similar reasons for not using our library have been given me. Some- how, I feel that membership in Book Clubs, the purchase of paper pocket- size books and magazines have a tendency to lessen the need of the library's service, yet with all these there is much the library has to offer. With the cessation of hostilities in Europe and the Pacific we shall hope those who have given much time to war work and other activities will now have leisure and inclination for more reading. We hope, too, that the boys who have been in service will find their way again to the library, and in wel- coming the returned veterans, we shall remember those whom we shall not see again.

As to what our townspople know about the library, I am sure that all, though they may not be aware of just what processes a book must go through before it is ready for the shelves, and other things, know that the library stands ready to help them in every way possible. If those who have not used the library would come in and browse about, they would become acquainted with its excellent collection of books and magazines a varied collection, as it should be, for there are many tastes to be consid- ered. An effort is continually being made to add worthwhile books for study and enjoyment to both the adult and children's collections. The pre- school child is not forgotten and it is a joy to see the littlest ones trudging home with a book under their arm! In looking over my notes for the past year, I find the pattern of ser- vice differs little from that of other years. An occasional break in the daily routine comes when there are plans for special days or weeks to be made such as for the Lenten season, the Spring Festival, Book Week (the high- light of which, for the school children is the visit to the library) and Christmas. Much more could be done along these and other lines with a larger staff and time to devote to planning and executing, but, with the limited time at our disposal, the librarians try to make the library as at- tractive as possible, and with the assistance of friends, who kindly loan us material for exhibits and displays, we meet with some success. Among those to whom sincere thanks should be extended are Mrs. Harold F. Barnes, who has arranged displays of sea-shore life, — shells and seaweeds; to those members of the Garden Club and others who have given flowers during the summer and to the Oaks Greenhouses, whose gift of flowers brightened the library throughout Book Week; to both Mr. Maclvor Reddie and to Mr. Richardson White, whose paintings and bronze horses attracted much attention during this same period. Through the courtesy of the Viking Press, Incorporated, we were able to show copies of Robert Lawson's orig- inal drawings for his book, "Rabbit Hill," a most attractive child's book. The story hours which were arranged last year in co-operation with the Activities Committee of the Community Center continued through Febru- ary, but this fall the Committee decided to have them at the Community House. One project which has been undertaken, not early enough, however, to have been brought to completion before the end of the year, has been the preparation of a Treasure Chest — a box of children's books—to be sent to one of the countries, which, through years of war, had suffered the lack or loss of books. The children of the Ripley Road School, who, with other friends, contributed money for the purchase of the books, voted to send the 137 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

1 chest to England. Since there was no special town designated, it will prob- ably become a travelling library, giving pleasure to many English children. The chest has been made possible, not only by contributions of money, but also of materials and time. It has been made of wood, donated by Mr. Haggerty; its planning and construction has been in charge of Mr. Meyer, and its decoration in charge of Miss Kraus. Each book is to have a book plate which has been inscribed by Mrs. Jerome F. Wadsworth, "To the children of England from the children of Cohasset, Massachusetts, U. S. A." Two scrap-books are to be in'cluded; one, which is being prepared by Miss Cleverly, filled with pictures and whatever she may think will be of interest to the English children, while they are expected to fill the second with inform- tion about themselves and return it. Through the year the library has been open 299M> days, one-half day only having been lost on acount of inclement weather. There have been sixty-two Sundays and legal holidays, with three additional holidays, at the time of President Roosevelt's death and of the Japanese surernder. Lack of heat at the Beechwood Branch Library caused it to be closed for two days but otherwise Miss Stoddard has had it open the usual hours.

Without doubt women are in the majority among our patrons, but I have always thought a very good percentage of men came to the library. Both men and women are interested in travel and biography, with history, the household arts and gardening being other classes of non-fiction selected. Books which have been borrowed from other libraries, to meet the needs of our people, number twenty.

Perhaps more children should use the library, but there is a very good representation. The books which are sent to the Ripley Road School every month may fill the need of some. All are encouraged to read from the State lists which enables them to win the State Certificates. During the school year from September 1944 to June 1945 one hundred forty-six such certifi- cates, including sixteen Honor, were awarded to fifty-four children. The circulation of books for the past year was 37,214 volumes; 34,149 at the main library and 3,165 at the Beechwood Branch Library. The circulation of books for the past year was 37,214 There have been 161 new and 32 re-registrations (149 adult and 44 juvenile) but since 159 names were withdrawn, the actual increase in our registration file is only 34, making a total of 1,545 of which 1,196 are adult and 349 juvenile (under fifteen years). At the main library there is found to be 1,399 registrations and at the Beechwood Branch Library 146. Names of 21 boys and girls who have become fifteen were transferred from the juvenile to the adult file.

We are indebted to many persons, whose names will appear on our January 1946 Bulletin of new books, for magazines and books, among which are three given as memorials to two young men who had lost their lives in the war — Alfred R. Daloz, whose family has recently come to town, and John Parkhurst of Winchester. Mrs. Gordon Cluett sent us a gift of money in appreciation of the library's privileges during the summer, expressing the wish that this might be spent for children's books. This was done.

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The number of volumes added during the year was 966 (554 adult and 412 juvenile). This includes gifts and books purchased; those which come to us by subscription, such as the U. S. catalogue; those which have been bound such as National Geographic magazine, and the return of books thought lost. Since 161 volumes were withdrawn, the net increase is 805, making a total of 28,111, of which 1,884 are at the Beechwood Branch Li- brary. As it has been impossible to read the shelves this year, this work is being planned for as early in 1946 as possible. It may then be found that the figures given above do not exactly tally with those resulting from the reading, which I shall try to have correct. In closing I wish to extend my sincere thanks to all those whose help and co-operation have meant much to me throughout the year,—to your Board, to Mrs. Heywood, to Miss Stoddard, to Mr. Butman, to the high school students, who have given us part time. CHARLOTTE S. TOWER, Librarian Cohasset, Massachusetts, December 31, 1945

139

ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE

SCHOOL COMMITTEE

OF THE

Town of Cohasset MASSACHUSETTS

For the Year Ending December 31,

1945

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SCHOOL COMMITTEE

John Emery Term Expires 1948 Charles L. Stegmaier Term Expires 1948 Mrs. Mary Stoddard Term Expires 1947 Percival N. James Term Expires 1947 Howard Bates Term Expires 1946 Arthur Clark Term Expires 1946

Organizaiion

John Emery Chairman Mrs. Mary Stoddard Secretary Malcolm Stevens Financial Secretary Committee on Buildings

Mr. Bates Mrs. Stoddard Mr. Clark Mr. Emery Mr. Stegmaier Mr. James Committee on Hygiene

Mrs. Mary Stoddard Charles L. Stegmaier Regular Meeting of Committee

Second Monday of each month, 8:00 P. M. Superintendent of Schools

William Ripley, Jr., Coh. 0290, 0232

Secretary to the Superintendent

Anna D. McCarthy, Coh. 0290, 0025-J School Physician

Dr. Frederick Hinchliflfe, Coh. 0138 School Nurse

Fannie James, Coh. 0418-R School Dentist

Dr. William G. Matteson, Coh. 0064-M Janitor — Osgood School

John E. Sladen, Coh. 0290, 0620-W Janitor — Ripley Road School

William H. McArthur, Jr., Coh. 0540, 0612-M 142 —

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SCHOOL CALENDAR — 1945 - 1946 FALL TERM

Begins Wednesday, September 5, 1945, fifteen weeks; ends at noon Friday, December 21, 1945. WINTER TERM

Begins Wednesday, January 2, 1946, seven weeks; ends Friday, February 15, 1946. SPRING TERM Begins Monday, February 25, 1946, seven weeks; ends Friday, April 12, 1946. SUMMER TERM

Begins Monday, April 22, 1946, eight weeks; ends Friday, June 14, 1946 for Grades Kindergarten through Eight. High School Graduation, Monday, June 17, 1946. Schools re-open, Wednesday, September 4, 1946. HOLIDAYS

Columbus Day, Friday, October 12, 1945. Armistice Day, Monday, November 12, 1945. Thanksgiving Recess, Wednesday, November 21, 1945 Schools close at noon for remainder of week. Memorial Day, Thursday, IVlay 30, 1946. TEACHING STAFF Osgood School

Elected

William Ripley, Jr., Principal and Superintendent 1926

Burditt W. Collins, Social Science r 1931 Nathan W. Bates, Mechanics, Math 1942 Donald McNeil, Science, Math 1945 Marjorie Fay, English 1935 Florence E. Reed, Languages 1929 Mildred E, Nelson, Commercial 1938 Laura A. Leonard, English 1937 Mary Terry, Arithmetic, English 1925 Marion R, Sullivan, English, History 1931 Jane E. O'Sullivan, History, Geography 1945 Ripley Road School

Helen L. Hudson, Principal 1921 Marion Lenehan, Grade 6 1944 Ruth V. Felts, Grades 5 and 6 1945 Gwendolyn Cleverly, Grade 5 1930 Elsie M. Burbank, Grade 4 1944 Muriel J. Maloney, Grade 4 1943

Helen W. Terry, Grade 3 , 1943 143 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Lydia B. Ericsson, Grade 2 1944 Elinor W. Kennedy, Grade 2 1944

Alma J. Dixon, Grade 1 1945 Cecily F. Tinker, Grade 1 1945 Kathleen McMahon, Kindergarten 1915 Special Teachers

Max H. Meyer, Industrial Arts ;.... 1918 Florence E. Kraus, Drawing 1914 Helen C. Welch, Home Economics 1919 Florence C. Ayers, Physical Education 1940 Frederick A. Taylor, Music 1924 INFORMATION RELATIVE TO TEACHERS Leaves of Absence for Military Service

James W. Doyle, U. S. Army Superintendent of Schools Principal of Osgood School Otis R. Jason, U. S. Army Social Science Teacher, Osgood School Ruth H. Jellison, U. S. Navy Grades 5-6, Ripley Road School Eleanor M. Rohde, U. S. Marines Grades 2-3, Ripley Road School

Louise A. Winslow, U. S. Navy Grade 1, Ripley Road School Resignations

Murdock S. Matheson Science, Math., Osgood School Martin R. Lohrer History, Geography, Osgood School Frances Burke Grades 5-6, Ripley Road School

Ellen Rowe Grade 1, Ripley Road School

Helen Frederic Grade 1, Ripley Road School Appointments

Donald McNeil Science, Math., Osgood School Jane O'Sullivan History, Geography, Osgood School Ruth Felts Grades 5-6, Ripley Road School

Cecily F. Tinker Grade 1, Ripley Road School

Alma J. Dixon Grade 1, Ripley Road School ENTRANCE AGE REGULATIONS

A child desiring to enter Kindergarten in September must be four

years and ten months of age, on or before the day school opens for the fall session. A child must be five years and ten months of age, on or before

the day schools opens for the fall session, to enter the first grade. Pupils born in towns other than Cohasset must present a birth certificate for admission to the Kindergarten or first grade. 144 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE

To the Citizens of Cohasset:

It is inevitable that under present conditions your Committee should ^ again lay great stress upon the necessity of replacing the Osgood School with a modern spacious building. A survey of the High School Housing Situation at Cohasset submitted by the special committee appointed by Julius E. Warren, Commissioner of Education, and dated July 1945 sets forth in no uncertain terms the inade- quacy of the present building in the light of today's educational require- ments and makes it imperative that this condition be remedied as soon as practicable. Aware of the fact that the townspeople as a whole are in favor of such action and that the New School Building Committee has put consid- erable time and study into this problem, nevertheless, in view of the un- certain conditions prevalent throughout the country relative to building materials, costs etc., a new structure seems several years away.

It is therefore, incumbent upon your Committee to maintain the pres- ent plant with the minimum outlay of funds, but always with the safety and comfort of pupils and teachers of paramount concern. We direct your attention to the report of the Acting Superintendent of Schools wherein is stated in detail the recommendations of your Com- mittee in respect to this school. No person familiar with the lunch room set-up at the Ripley Road School can, in fairness, question the advisability of making alterations and supplying equipment contemplated by your Committee, to the end that these youngsters shall have clean, sanitary and adequate facilities. We have given a great deal of time and study to the music situation in your schools and although no decisive action was taken this past year it appears that if conditions warrant and the demand prevails steps will be taken to expand the program to include the formation of a band or orchestra. The basketball court at the Ripley Road School has proved a splendid addition to the athletic program of the schools. Not only the High School but younger groups from both schools have benefited by it and at the time this is written a Servicemen's league has been formed and a team from Cohasset is practicing on the court. Further improvements in the locker rooms are planned if funds are made available. However, recent occurrences at some of the games, and reports from towns where our boys have played have caused the Committee considerable concern. Damage to property of visitors or hosts and other disgraceful conduct is far beyond the pale of good sportsmanship, and whether indulg- ed in by players, members of the school, or others, the result is the same; to destroy the reputation of the team, the school and the town. Such con- duct must not continue. The Committee urges all citizens, especially those who love sports and who attend the games, to do all in their power by personal example, by parental control and by friendly or if necessary forceful persuasion, to see that such occurrences stop, and to build up a high degree of Sportsmanship in Cohasset, to treat our visitors with consideration, our hosts with respect, and thus enjoy their consideration and respect in return. 145 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

The Acting Superintendent of Schools in his capacity of Executive Officer of the School Committee has been meticulous and painstaking in presenting the many and varied problems to the Committee and we feel that he has done a splendid work in carrying out its instructions. Rather than go into these problems in a report such as this for fear of repetition we recommend that you read and study his report and those of the Principals and Supervisors contained herein. We desire to record our thanks and gratification for the manner in which the teachers and others in the employ of the School Department have performed their duties this past year. COHASSET SCHOOL COMMITTEE REPORT OF THE ACTING SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS

To the School Committee and Citizens of Cohasset: The cessations of hostilities during the year has relieved the schools from the necessity of continually having its attention focused on the exigen- cies of war-time situations and demands. Now it is time to take a long range view of the type of educational program which this community ought to have emerging in the post-war world. There is the new, some of which may be tried. There is the old, some of which should be strengthened and retained. There are adjustments always to be made in gearing education to a rapidly changing world. In "The Public and Education," a publica- tion of the National Education Association, we find that "... the Census of 1940 revealed that of the adults twenty-five years of age or over, 3 million had never gone to school at all; 13% had not completed the fourth grade; 56% had only an eighth grade education or less; 75% had not completed high school." It is ray impression that the figures for our community would be well above these averages; nevertheless, it is also true that we could improve considerably the percentage of those who go be- yond the eighth grade to graduation from high school. Quoting from the same publication, "Only as all the children of all the people are adequately prepared for citizenship can our country prosper and endure." During the past year we have been working on what I regard as fun- damental steps to improve our local situation. On the elementary level we are seeking to insure a sounder, happier start in school life for the pupil through increased attention to the problems in reading. A discus- sion of this may be found in Mrs. Hudson's report.

A special reading teacher and supervisor will start work the first of the year to help carry out the program which Mrs. Hudson and the primary teachers started in September. It is based upon Dr. Lawrence A. Averill's report, "School Readiness, School Admission, and First Grade Objectives," published by the Massachusetts Department of Education. There are in my office several copies of this report which I would be glad to loan to interested parents. At the secondary school level, we must be especially alert to define the program which should emerge as this is a fundamental pre-requisite to any building program of the future. If we are to try to approach the ideal of caring for the secondary school demands of all of the children of the community, we must broaden our program. There is the college pre- paratory group, the commercial group, and then a large group who will 146 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945 be going into various phases of industry, large or small. For this latter group, we have been building a curriculum in basic manipulation skills to survey the occupational opportunities, and to appreciate the practical problems they will face after graduation. One demand this makes is for more opportunity for manual work and an expansion of this program. It is also significant to note that the Report of the Harvard Committee states that "all college preparatory pupils should take some shop training." To allow for proper supervision for this, and to release me for more time for actual supervision of the elementary program, I recommend the addition of one teacher at the Osgood School. This would allow the Vice-principal more time to take over some administrative details and improve his op- portunity to better supervise the Guidance program.

I have placed in the hands of the committee the report of the survey made by the State Department of Education. A committee appointed by Julius E. Warren, Commissioner of Education, which consisted of R. 0. Small, Associate Director, Division of Vocational Education, Alice F. Beal, State Supervisor of Elementary Education, and A. Russell Mack, State Supervisor of Secondary Education with the assistance of special con- sultants made a report, "Survey of the High School Housing Situation at Cohasset." To quote a few pertinent observations from this report "... all that is offered at present in the High School should be retained. This should be supplemented by a better program of physical training, a rich- er opportunity for social and civic training, and broader manual educa- tion." The report criticizes the present building as follows: "... almost no adjacent playground space ... no opportunity for proper physical education. The cafeteria, lunchroom, and Household Arts quarters and equipment are of only mediocre usefulness when considered as workshops and educational laboratories. While the building, equipped with a sprinkler system, cannot properly be described as a fire hazard, the third story auditorium under some circumstances might become just that. The science laboratories are inadequate and ill equipped. There may be floor space enough for the physical demands of expanded commercial, art, and music courses, but this would give little of the environment and atmosphere which should go with such offerings. The shops are rather outmoded for the serious stimulating of interest in, and respect for manual practices so important in this technical area." Complete copies of this survey report are available for interested citizens."

I will comment briefly on the four special articles placed in the warrant this year. Many observers, including the Principal of the school, the school physician, nutritionists of the state, teachers and parents have de- plored the inadequate and unsanitary location of the kitchen and cafeteria at the Ripley Road School. The kitchen facilities are too limited for the numbers now served. Plans and specifications have been secured by your committee which include an addition to the facilities of the school nurse and physician. At present, there is no adequate place for a sick child to rest during the period of time required to make arrangements for taking the child home, for physician's examination, or first aid care after minor injuries. The present school bus has been operating since 1935. Many in- quiries have been received as to when we were going to get a new bus. An article in the warrant will present the citizens with that opportunity this year. The cleanest and most suitable heat for a public building is generally recognized as oil heat. At the Ripley Road School it is proposed to install a burner taking a heavy oil, thus securing economy. It is hoped that an arrangement for oil heat under one boiler at the Osgood School can allevi- 147 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

ate the difficulties of draft which recently have called for expensive patch repair work to our flues. This patch work is only a temporary expedient and heating in extreme weather is still difficult. The dressing facilities at the Ripley Road School for the basketball teams are not as comfortable as desired. It is hoped that the unexpended balances for insulation and acoustical treatment may be reappropriated to remedy this situation. New facilities and an expanding program call for the expenditure of sums of money. It is hoped that the citizens will feel that essential and sound requests have been made. According to figures quoted by the Nation- al Education Association, the American people in 1942 made the follow- ing expenditures: "24 billion dollars for food; 12 billions for clothing; 5.2 billions for alcoholic beverages; 2.4 billions for tobacco; 2.3 billions for public elementary and secondary schools; 2.1 billions for gasoline and oil; and 1.5 billions for beauty preparations and services. In 1943-44 the nation spent only about 1.5 percent of its income for elementary and sec- ondary school purposes." A considered opinion would seem to be that we have not yet reached a point where educational expenditures are out of proportion.

A complete financial report of the school department is to be found on page 69 of the town report. A summary showing the operating cost is as follows: SCHOOLS — GENERAL MAINTENANCE

Expenditures for 1945 $88,341.91

Reimbursements and receipts: Tuition $1,010.87

Telephones > 67.51 Sale of printing and supplies 54.98 State reimbursement on teachers' salaries 5,390.00 6,523.36

Net Cost to Town $81,818.55 SCHOOL LUNCHES

Expenditures $10,150.25 Receipts from Federal Government $1,445.76 Sale of Lunches 6,368,55 7,814.31

Net Cost to Town $2,335.94

Respectfully submitted, WILLIAM RIPLEY, JR. Acting Superintendent 148 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

REPORT OF THE PRINCIPAL OF THE RIPLEY ROAD SCHOOL

January 25, 1946 Mr. William Ripley Superintendent of Schools

Dear Sir:

For many years, the teachers at the Ripley Road School have given much thought and consideration to the fact that no two children are the same. We have endeavored to adjust our instruction and materials to the child's own level, regardless of grade. Along with this adjustment our standards of promotion have been gradually changing, as no one standard of success or failure can be followed that is right for all pupils. We want to minimize and perhaps eliminate failures in the lower grades, by allow- ing each child to go on at his own individual speed. We hope to do this by grouping pupils carefully according to their abilities, by giving extra help to those of lesser aptitude and by providing extra activities for the quicker-learning pupils. The grouping of pupils according to their own learning levels, re- gardless of grades, is especially important in the teaching of Reading. To help us in proper grouping, Reading Readiness Tests were given in the first grades, during the first week of school. The results of these tests enabled us to start the formal reading program as the children became ready for it. Some children are ready to read when they enter the first grade but many are not ready for weeks or even months. Pupils who are not ready are given reading-readiness work which consists of cooperative activities such as conversation, story telling, picture talks, games, excur- sions and play. This program tends to produce an eagerness to read and provides a background for the reading which is to follow. In addition to the Reading-Readiness Tests, Gates Standard Reading Tests were given in grades one in May, and the Stanford Achievement Tests in all other grades. We received some new equipment during the year which has been very helpful. The duplicator machine is used daily by the lower grade teach- ers. We have had the use of a film-strip projector which has been used to advantage many times. We hope to add to our supply of films so that Visual Education may be emphasized and enjoyed to a greater degree than it has been formerly. The room where the pupils eat their lunches has been furnished with tables and benches. We are now looking forward to hav- ing this room enlarged and a modern kitchen installed. In addition to a larger lunch room we need a Health Room where the school nurse could have her supplies and desk. It should have in it a cot, where children who become ill while at school could rest. This room would also be used by the school doctor when he gives his physical exam- inations. These improvements, a larger lunch room, a modern kitchen, and a comfortable health room, will mean a great deal to the entire faculty and pupils at the Ripley Road School. Respectfully submitted, HELEN L. HUDSON Principal 149 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR OF GUIDANCE

January 25, 1946

Mr. William Ripley, Jr. Superintendent of Schools Cohasset, Massachusetts

I Dear Sir: In past years I have given a rather detailed account of the aims of Guidance in our schools. This will be more in the line of a report of progress. We have now reached a point in our guidance program where we can honestly say that all of our students are tested for educational back- ground, aptitudes, attitudes, and intelligence quotients. The Boston Un- iversity battery of tests which we used this year for the first time have worked out very well and will probably be used in the future as they are more comprehensive than others we have tried before. Tests are followed by conferences with each pupil. With these tests, academic grades, and personal knowledge of the pupil we are able to help him in making his decisions, both currently and for the future. We have a fine library of information on educational and vocational subjects. Each student has this information available to help in making his decisions. Many Veterans have come to us for aid in making educational and vocational choices. We have been able to give them the benefit of any information or contacts we might have. One of the real values of a Guidance Center is to aid the graduate and to "follow up" the careers of our past students. We are pleased to be a part of the Cohasset Vet- erans Service. Sincerely yours, BURDITT W. COLLINS,

Director of Guidance

REPORT OF THE SUPERVISOR OF ART

January 2, 1946

Mr. William Ripley, Jr. Superintendent of Schools Cohasset, Massachusetts My dear Mr. Ripley: The annual report of the Art Department is hereby submitted. Probably because of a change in the high school schedule, more stu- dents have been able to enroll in the mechanical drawing classes this year. Changes in the schedule at the Osgood School have made Monday morning and all day Wednesday my appointed times to be at the Ripley Road School, with full time teaching in tiie fifth and sixth grades and supervision in the first four grades. On May twenty-fourth an exhibit and tea were held at that school and the attendance was gratifying. The 150 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

enthusiasm and pride of the children over such an event are always sources of satisfaction to the teaching staff. Mrs. Hudson and the teachers are responsible in large measure for the results obtained, and their cheer- ful cooperation is gratefully acknowledged. Miss Mary Enos and Mrs. Weatherby also gave valuable assistance in managing the tea party. During the war years, some of the ideals of art teaching had to be put aside. The children thought largely in terms of guns and tanks and air battles. We thought it best to let them express their war time emotions, but with peace, a change is already noticeable, and art may again hope to influence to a greater extent the form which the spiritual and physical creations of our civilization will take — the clothes we wear; the houses we live in; the pictures in our homes and art galleries; the furniture, silver, dishes, even kitchen utensils. Every phase of our living may be influ- enced by the right art principles, raising the standards for the creation and appreciation of beauty. Good art materials have been almost non-existent, but we got along very well with what we had. A few replacements will be necessary when available.

To you, and to the members of the School Committee I wish to ex- press my appreciation for strong and helpful cooperation. Respectfully submitted,

FLORENCE E. KRAUS

REPORT OF THE HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT

January 23, 1946

Mr. William Ripley, Jr.

Superintendent of Schools

Cohasset, Massachusetts

Dear Sir:

I submit for your approval and acceptance the annual report of the Home Economics Department. "Learn by doing" might be taken as a motto for this department and it is hoped that this "doing" in school may create in the girls an apprecia- tion of the work necessary in keeping a home and help them to contribute their share toward it. The aims of the cooking department, stated briefly, are to teach the fundamentals of cooking in theory and practice, the serving of simple well-prepared food and to give the girls a knowledge of the foods by which the body requirements are best supplied to maintain good health.

An important part of this department is the preparation and serving of a hot well-balanced noon day lunch. Most of the work for the lunch is done by an assistant; the girls contribute one or two dishes from their cooking lesson.

We are still receiving some reimbursement for students' lunches from the Federal Government; which enables us to keep up the standard of the food without extra cost to the students. The United States has food enough to supply everyone with the re- quired number of calories. One of the best ways to have a strong country

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is for people to eat the right kinds of food. Young people, especially, need an adequate lunch, preferably a hot one, after their early morning start and a morning of school work. The sewing department teaches the making and use of common stitches, the use of patterns and of the sewing machine and their application in the construction of simple garments. The course, also, includes the repair and care of clothing, patching, and darning of various kinds, a necessary knowledge in these days of high prices and poor quality. In closing, I wish to thank you and the School Committee for your interest and co- operation. Respectfully submitted,

HELEN C. WELCH

INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT

January 18, 1946

Mr. William Ripley, Jr. Superintendent of Schools Cohasset, Massachusetts

Dear Sir:

In accordance with your request, I submit herewith my report of the Industrial Arts Department for 1945, During the past year we have changed from a wartime to a peacetime economy, but few changes were necessary in the conduct of our industrial arts activities, because both war and peace activities require much the same skills. Woodworking and Printing have been the main courses for both the junior and senior high classes.

Woodworking is ideal as a medium for developing ability in the man- ipulating of a large variety of tools, and every boy has the desire to create something with his hands. Woodworking has therefore always held an important place in industrial education. Many practical projects were made by the boys last year. The print shop appeals to boys who have a flair for assembling, for balanced arrangement, an appreciation of good diction, spelling, punctua- tion, and the completion of a perfect and artistic project of printing. Boys in the high school classes are entirely occupied with producing com- mercial printing for the school department and the general public. The junior high class, being beginners, are busy with the elementary processes of typesetting and proof reading as applied to simple jobs of printing.

For a number of years I have called attention to the need of a Trade School for boys of Cohasset and surrounding towns. Here are a few lines from an editorial in the Boston Globe of December 27, 1945: "During the 15 years last past, there was in the United States a lack of job education. During the depression the employer who looked ahead to training replacements for his working force was rare. The employment agencies seemed to have plenty. For about 10 years those who had jobs requiring training and experience held on as long as they could. Those on the outside looking in

learned very little. Then they learned to be sailors or soldiers but not mechanics.

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The tremendous demand of war industries was met largely by breaking up jobs into tiny pieces. Many took home living wages from factories but the experience has not made them skilled me- chanics. Ten years of halting industry plus five years either in uniform ^ on small fractions of jobs have left the United States short of skills. Of the unskilled there is an appalling number, which is tragic in an era when the demand for such help seems destined to shrink."

Reconversion is likely to be slowed up from a potential lack of skilled workers in many industries. To mention just one — we have a known shortage of 6,300 masons which threatens to delay postwar construction. In short, the day of laissez faire in vocational training is nearing its end, as the price for full employment. The special committee appointed by the Commissioner of Education reported that the scope and housing of our Industrial Arts program should be materially enlarged, but did not recommend the establishment of a unit vocational trade department, because of the comparatively small enroll- ment i^ our High School. However, if the boys of Cohasset and nearby towns are to have opportunity for trade education, some town in this distr%t must build such a school, and the boys of the town doing so will have the best chance of choosing their subject and saving on costs of trans- portation. The state will pay one-half of all running expenses of such a school. Is there any valid reason why boys and girls planning to enter industry should not be provided with suitable education as well as those who are preparing for college? Since a modern new high school build- ing is contemplated, why not use the old building for a Trade School? Respectfully submitted,

MAX H. MEYER

REPORT OF THE SUPERVISOR OF MUSIC

Mr. William Ripley, Jr. Superintendent of Schools Cohasset, Massachusetts

Dear Mr. Ripley: In talking with Mr. Kenneth Kelly, Dean of the Music School of Boston University, he made the following statement, "Singing, in all its phases, always has been and must continue to be the heart and soul of any Public School Music Department. When we depart from teaching the fundamentals of Music through singing, our public school music will decline almost to the point of having no music at all." That statement is so all-inclusive as to make any further elaboration superfluous. We can, however, develop instrumental music and music appreciation as adjunct to the established course of study. To engage an instrumental teacher, to buy instruments, and to encourage instrumental study I have recommended before. To have an instrumental instructor one day per week would adequately develop instrumental instruction. The school will have to assume the entire responsibility in making available both instru- ments and instruction. 153 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

The first assembly sing was conducted recently with success. We are beginning to acquire a collection of song slides which can be projected on the screen, thus giving every one opportunity to sing. This phase of music activity will be developed until the assembly sing can become reg- ularly scheduled during the school year.

The Music Appreciation course in the high school continues to attract students who desire the more factual aspects of music. The annual Christmas program had to be postponed due to the severe weather, but will be presented at the Parent-Teachers meeting on January 23rd.

To my fellow-teachers for their aid and counsel, I am truly apprecia- tive.

Respectfully submitted,

FREDERICK A. TAYLOR

REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

Mr. William Ripley, Jr.

Superintendent of Schools

Dear Sir: Any organized form of recreation tends to develop teamwork, fair- play, and a healthy spirit of cooperation. Under the stress of modern life play and relaxation have become first cousins to health. The educated person does* not make the mistake of comparing health with strength. It is partly through play that one develops physical fitness, mental alertness, and habits of good conduct. One of the best ways to develop self-control, courage, honesty, quick judgment, cooperation, and will power is through play and games. For example, a boy must possess the ability to make a quick decision in running bases in a baseball game or in selecting or following plays in a football game. The success of any sport depends upon the cooperation of all the players. All members of a team must obey their selected leader. In this sense play is no different from business or work. The playing of games teaches the necessity for respecting the rights of others. Play is as valuable as any of the regular work of the school, provided it is the right kind of play. In Cohasset the only physical education that the boys get in High School is playing on the teams. For this reason we try to have all boys take part in one or more of our seasonal sports (baseball, basketball, and football).

No boy is allowed to take part in a competitive sport who has not first been examined by the school physician, and found to be physically fit. Neither may any boy participate in athletics whose scholarship is not satisfactory. Physical accident insurance is also carried by all of the high school boys who take part in intra-mural sports. This insurance '^s operated on a non-profit basis by the New England High School Princi- pial's Association, and although it does not take care of all doctors' bills, it does cover any sprains or breaks that might be incurred during practice of during a game. 154 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

During 1945 we have followed the same program of sports that we have had for the past two years. Basketball — Mr. Matheson Baseball — Mr. Ripley Football — Mr. MacNeil Track — Mr. Bates Mr. Matheson left us to take another position in January and much thanks is due Mr. Charles Stegmaier for coaching the basketball team for the remainder of the season. Mr. Ripley took over the baseball team and coached the boys through a fine season. When football season rolled around we had procured a fine coach, Mr. Donald MacNeil, who will teach Math and Science as well as handling the High School boys sports. Respectfully submitted, BURDITT W. COLLINS

REPORT OF THE SCHOOL NURSE

Mr. William Ripley, Jr. Superintendent of Schools Cohasset, Massachusetts

Dear Sir: Number of pupils taken home during school hours for illness or accident 90 Number of home visits pertaining to absence and health of pupils 89 Number of home visits preparatory to Pre-School Conference 48 Number of pupils taken to physician's office 1

The Pre-School Conference was held on June 7, 1944 — thirty-five children attended. A physical examination was made by Dr. Hinchliffe and the teeth were examined by Dr. Corrigan; recommendations for correction of defects were made to the parents at this time. Although the Annual Tuberculin Test and Chest X-ray given by the Norfolk County Health Association at the Osgood School has been dis- continued, the regular Clinic at Norfolk County Hospital is available to all as usual. Children from homes where there has been tuberculosis are X-rayed annually at this Clinic. Several of the teachers have also had a Chest X-ray this year. During the year we have had several cases of mumps and chicken-pox, but a minimum of scarlet fever. The common cold seems to be the cause of most absence among the younger children. As most children are inoculated to prevent against diphtheria before entering school, we had but seven pupils attend the Clinic for immunization. The need of caution against accidents is stressed in the school and a film on "Safety on the Highways" especially with bicycles was shown by the State Department of Safety. The school now has equipment to show more of these pictures in the classrooms. In closing I wish to thank the superintendent, the principal of the Ripley School and all the teachers for their kind cooperation. Respectfully submitted, FANNY E. JAMES, School Nurse 155 t I I

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GRADUATION EXERCISES

Class of 1945

PROCESSIONAL MARCH — Athalia Mendelssohn Miss Florence Reed

PRAYER OF THANKSGIVING Netherlands Folk Song

Chorus

Invocation Rev. Francis Keaney

Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring /. 5. Bach

Violin obligato — Mrs. Herbert Hambro ADDRESS OF WELCOME

Rose Bufalo, Class President

WHEN JOHNNY COMES MARCHING HOME arr. F. Waring

SWEET AND LOW /. Barnby

Solo — Shirley Dixon

THE NAVY HYMN arr. F. Waring VALEDICTORY

George Mealy

THE BRITISH CHILDREN'S PRAYER /. Wolfe

Mary Lou Dobbs, '46

FLY SINGING BIRD FLY Elgar Violins—Mrs. Herbert Hambro Mr. Frederick Taylor AWARDS ADDRESS — "PREPARED AS THE MORNING"

Rev. Raymond B. Johnson PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS

Mr. John Emery, Chairman of School Committee AMERICA

RECESSIONAL — Athalia Mendelssohn Accompanists—Mrs. John M. Dobbs Mrs. Frederick A. Taylor 158 Annual Report, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Graduating Class, 1945

Natalie Annette Browne Doris Catherine McNamara Rose Marie Bufalo George Henry Mealy Shirley Frances Dixon Catherine Theresa Mulcahy Elizabeth Jane Emery Jessie Ann Sinopoli Joanne Grace Gonsalves James Edward Sullivan Marjorie Frances Higgins Catherine Hayward Warren Josephine Francis Jason Mary Lillian Wheelwright Jean Gertrude Knight Grace Emily Wood PROFICIENCY CERTIFICATE

Manuel Salvador

Entering Class, 1945

Clare Antoine Joseph Meehan James Barrett Eileen Mello Jean Barrow Nina Muneey Dorothea Brown Beverly Parker Herbert Brown Nancy Parker Dorothy Butman Helen Patrolia Carmelo Conte John Pfaffmann

Edward Curley Nelson Pratt, Jr.

Rita Daniels William Ripley, Jr. John Dobbs Ethel Ritter Mary Dunlap Grace Shapiro Howard Clark Francis Shyne Ronald Ferris Vito Signorelli Joseph Gonsalves Elaine Silvia Norman Knight Barbara Troy Annie Litchfield David Wadsworth Charles MacLean David Wyatt Marjorie McArthur John Wheelwright Joseph Gaudet

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BEAl ESTATE PERSDIVAL Pages 3-55 Pages 55-63

DARIUS W. GILBERT EVERETT W. WHEELWRIGHT GILMAN CHURCHILL Board of Assessors.

Sanderson Brothers North Abinc.ton, Mass.

TOWN OF COHASSET REAL ESTATE VALUATION LIST 1945

Adams, Helen G., Black Rock Road $8,060.00 House $4,500, garage $1,500, lot 70 4,610 ft. $500, lot 71 5,473 ft. $500, lots 67, 68, 69 10,609 ft. $1,060. Adams, Lillian T., Elm Court 3,200.00 House $3,000, garage $50, lot Plat 30 8,100 ft. $150. Aheam, Doris E., Nantasket Beach 2,300.00 House $2,000, garage $150, lot Lamberts lane 1 acre 34,073 ft. $150. Ahearn, Louise, Stockbridge Street 1,625.00 House $1,500, lot 5,053 ft. $125. Ainslie, Henry W., Ainslie, Mary E., Beechwood Street 2,550.00 House $1,100, barn $150, lot (Plat 50) 1 acre 5,890 ft. $450, House $800, lot (Plat 50) 5,000 ft. $50. Ainslie, Mary A., Heirs or Devisees of, Parker Avenue 2,700.00 House $2,300, garage $200, lot 7,812 ft. $200. Ainslie, Sherwood C, Ainslie, Isabel, Church Street 1,325.00 House $925, garage $25, lot 3,360 ft. $50, henhouse $25, lot (Plat 55) 19,930 ft. $300. Allison, Josephine M., Black Horse Lane 15,000.00 House $8,200, garage and greenhouse $500, lot 2 acres 5,416 ft. $6,000, salt meadow 2 acres 17,424 ft. $300. Almeda, Walter B., Almeda, Ruth Scott, South Main Street 9,850.00 House and garage $8,000, lot 24,917 ft. $1,850. Almeida, Alicia M., Doane Street 500.00 House $425, lot 5,445 ft. $75. Anderson, Arthur D., Jr., South Main Street 8,000.00 House $6,000, garage $100, lot 27,000 ft. $1,900. Anderson, Joseph C, Beechwood Street 2,065.00 House $1,800, garage $50, lot 26,443 ft. $215. Anderson, Margaret E., 15 Park Street, Norwood 4,300.00 House $3,000, garage $300, lot and fieldland (East King Street) 2 acres 13,053 ft. $1,000.

Antoine, Abraham J., Antoine, Mary F., Elm Court 3,000.00 House $2,500, lot 20,284 ft. $500.

Antoine, Abraham J., Jr., Antoine, Frances, Elm Court : 2,150.00 House $2,000, lot 3,805 ft. $150.

Antoine, Edward J., Margin Street 3,700.00 House $2,725, lot (Elm Court) 7,050 ft. $275, lot (Margin Street) 1 acre 14,800 ft. $700. Antoine, Ellen Fleming, Stockbridge Street 2,550.00 House $2,000, garage $25, lot 18,300 ft. $525. Antoine, George E., Elm Court 1,750.00 House $1,500, lot 6,080 ft. $250. Apts, James W., Church Street 4,765.00 House $1,500, barn $400, garage $100, lot (West Church) 21,780 ft. $300, house $1,250, lot (West Church) 29,040 ft. $400, ram's orchard (off Church) 15,662 ft. $15, fieldland (off Church) 2 acres $100, pasture (Boxberry) 2 acres 17,796 ft. $150, fieldland (Squires) 2 acres $100, pastureland (West Church) 1 acre $125, fieldland (West Church) 1 acre 27,225 ft. $325.

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Armos, Rose P., Margin Street 5,300.00 House $2,500, house $1,800, barn $50, lot 19,000 ft. $950. Arnold, Mary A., Stockbridge Street 3,875.00 House $3,000, barn $500, lot 16,335 ft. $375. Arthur, Alice B., Arthur, Susan E., Atlantic Avenue 18,200.00 House $10,000, house $1,000, barn $1,000, woodhouse $100, lot and woodland 2 acres 1,326 ft. $6,100. Austin, Virginia Sargent, Wellesley 2,150.00

Lots 5, 6A (Cedar Lane) 1 acre 22,767 ft. $500, lots 7 A, 8, 9 (Cedar Lane) 2 acres 33,899 ft. $1,650. Austin, John F., Dedham 100.00

Right of way (Cedar Lane) 1 acre 7,103 ft. $100. Ayres, Sarah O., Jerusalem Road 35,500.00 House $15,000, barn $1,500, lot 2 acres 34,848 ft. $19,000. Badger, Grace R., 1119 Woodlawn Avenue, Wellesley 29,000.00 House $6,500, house $6,500, garage $500, lots and beach (Plat 29) 3 acres 6,969 ft. $15,500. Bailey, Louis B. C, Bailey, Luella R., King Street 5,635.00 House $4,000, playhouse $500, barn $400, lot 31,833 ft. $400, fieldland (lots 2, 3, 4, E. from King) 1 acre 38,752 ft. $335. Baker, Mary L., Jerusalem Road 65,190.00 House $25,000, house $4,000, house $2,500, barn $2,000, barn $500, shop $500, lot 24 acres $27,565, pastureland (Jerusalem Road) 6 acres 14,104 ft. $2,250, woodland (Plats 7, 8) 15 acres $450, woodland (Forest Avenue) 6 acres 21,730 ft. $325, beach (Jerusalem Road) 1 acre $100. Baldwin, Thomas T., Baldwin, Alice C, Beach Street 8,000.00 House and garage $6,400, lot 16,200 ft. $1,600. Bancroft, Guv, Nichols Road 29,325.00 House $20,750, garage $2,075, lot 1 acre 12,860 ft. $6,500. Bancroft, Jane W. W., Sohier Street 149,750.00 M^oodland (parcel 1) 30 acres 5,445 ft. $1,975, woodland (Parcel 2) 19 acres 3,660 ft. $975, woodland (Parcel 3) 9 acres 14,475 ft. $825, house .$2,500, barn .$500, lot, fieldland and woodland (Parcel 4) 57 acres 32,670 ft. $8,400, field and pasture (Parcel 5) 13 acres 6,063 ft. $4,000, pastureland (Parcel 6) 5 acres $600, woodland (Parcel 7) 30 acres 10,890 ft. $1,825, lot (Parcel 8) 7,100 ft. $200, house $4,000, horse stable $1,000, cowbarns (2) $3,000, shed (cow) $100, lots and fieldland (Parcel 9) 10 acres 780 ft. $10,450, house $24,500, cottage $4,000, barn $2,500, garage and greenhouse $7,500, storehouse $150, henhouses (3) $250, greenhouse .$400, tea- room $8,000, pool $3,000, house $6,000, house $300, play- house $200, lot and fieldland (Parcel 10) 15 acres 33,646 ft. $14,325, woodland 25 acres 35,393 ft. $1,600, stables and stand $3,000, land (Parcel 11) 8 acres 21,780 ft. $3,000, house .$4,500, garage $100, lot (Parcel 12) 9,940 ft. .$400, salt meadow (Parcel 13) 17,424 ft. $100, house $10,000, garage $1,000, lot (No. Pond) 38,375 ft. $1,800, lots 28, 29 (Nor- folk Road) 22,000 ft. .$400, boat shop $1,500, lot (So. Border) 2,320 ft. $125, store $500, lot (N. E. Border) 6,420 ft. $1,000, lot (W. Margin) 12,000 ft. $300, house $5,000, garage $750,

lot (Margin ) 17.500 ft. $1,200, fieldland (So. Sohier) 4 acres 24,829 ft. $2,000. Bandura, Arthur, Bandura, Floretta, Parker Avenue 2,925.00 Garage .$200, lot 15,680 ft. $200, house $2,000, lot (West

Parker Avenue) 15,624 ft. $350, shop $75, lot 6,844 ft. $100. Valuation List, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Bandura, Harold S., Bandura, Alice M., Red Gate Lane 6.200.00 House $5,000, lot 4-35,975 ft. $1,200. Barker, Aretas O., Barker, Helen H., 112 Water Street, Boston 10,150.00 House $8,500, garage .$300, shop $100, lot 14,385 ft. $1,250. Barnes, Charles B., White, Olivia A., Trustees u/w Thomas F. Richardson, 73 Tremont Street, Boston 13,450.00 Woodland (West Jericho Road) 11 acres 16,335 ft. $500, lot (West Jericho Road) 2 acres 10,890 ft. $6,750, woodland (Bow Street to Forest Avenue) 76 acres 107 ft. $4,550, wood-

land (rear J. C. White) 33 acres $1,650. Barnes, Estella M., North Main Street 3,750.00 House $2,000, barn $150, barn $100, garage $300, buildings (2) $100, lot 1 acre 26,125 ft. $700, woodland (No. Main) 9 acres 10,750 ft. $400. Barnes, Harold F., Sohier Street 8,250.00 House $7,000, garage $300, lot 13,267 ft. $950. Barnes, Harold F., Lehr, Ruth L 100.00 Woodland (Great Swamp) 5 acres $100. Barnes, William T., North Main Street 3,000.00 House $1,500, barns (2) $300, shop $50, lot and fieldland 1 acre 10,680 ft. $900, woodland. (West King) 5 acres $125, woodland (Gushing) 5 acres $125. Barrett, Francis, Barrett, Emma, South Main Street 24,345.00 House $18,000, barn $2,500, greenhouse $500, henhouse $100, lot 2 acres 31,592 ft. $3,245. Barrow, Joseph M., Smith Place 1,850.00 House $1,500, shed $50, lot 16,400 ft. $300. Bartlett, Warren G., Bartlett, Arline M., South Main Street 10,000.00 House $5,000, garage $300, garage $200, shed $100, lot and fieldland 4 acres 10,018 ft. $4,400. Bartow, Florence A., South Main Street 12,500.00 Lots (Black Horse Lane) 1 acre 33,090 ft. $2,500, marshland 3 acres 1,229 ft. $50, house $6,500, apartment and garage $2,000, lot (South Main Street) 17,965 ft. $1,000, fieldland (W. So. Main St.) 36,300 ft. $500. Bartow, Samuel, Black Horse Lane 6,100.00 House $3,000, lot (Upland) 2 acres 28,820 ft. $3,070, marsh- land 13,750 ft. $30. Bates, Cyrus W., Beechwood Street 2,000.00 House $1,200, lot 1 acre $600, pastureland 9 acres 5,445 ft. $190, meadowland 21,780 ft. $10. Bates, Cyrus W., Bill to Anthony M. Gonsalves, Beechwood Street 50.00 Woodland (Dracut) 3 acres $50. Bates, Edwin W., Beechwood Street 50.00 Woodland (No. Beechwood Street) 2 acres $50. Bates, Eglantine, Heirs of. Bill to Anthony M. Gonsalves, Beechwood Street 1,000.00 House $500, barn $100, lot (W. Doane St.) 1 acre 21,780 ft. $400. Bates, Ella L., Bates, Gertrude M., North Scituate 4,300.00 House $2,500, barn and garage $600, lot and fieldland (King) 4 acres $1,200.00 Bates, Bessie L., Beechwood Street 2,050.00 Lane, field and pastureland 2 acres 20,606 ft. $100, pasture-

land (Beechwood St.) 1 acre 21,780 ft. $150, house $1,500,

lot 1 acre $300.

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Bates, Ellery C, Beechwood Street 160.00 Meadowland (Joy) 21,780 ft. $10, fieldland (E. Doane St.) 1 acre $150. Bates, Ellery C, Cogill, Ernie, Beechwood Street 5.00 Woodland (East Doane St.) 1 acre $5. Bates, Esther S., Stevens Lane 9,625.00 House $5,000, garage $100, lot 1 acre 13,535 ft. $825, house $3,000, garage |200, shop $125, lot (Stevens) 1 acre 4,356 ft. $375. Bates, Helen G., 1 Gushing Road 2,850.00 House $2,500, garage $50, lot 10,516 ft. $300. Bates, Howard, Beechwood Street 4,310.00 House (one-half) $1,250, shop $50, lot (E. W. Bates) 27225 ft. $375, house (one-half) $1,250, lot (Bank) 1 acre 10,890 ft. $750, fieldland (Bank) 32,670 ft. $450, fieldland (Town) 1 acre $75, fieldland (Dunlap) 5 acres 21,780 ft. $60, fresh meadow (Town) 5 acres 21,780 ft. $50. Bates, lloward. Bates, Lot E., Bates, Allen W., Bates, Herbert P., Marsh, Alberta E., Pratt, Edna F., Stoddard, Nellie B., Spencer, Jennie M., Bearce, Edith G., Beechwood Street 8,120.00 House $2,500, barn $300, henhouse $50, lot (N. W. B'wood) 1 acre 21,780 ft. $600, house (one-half) $800, lot (N. W. B'wood) 21,780 ft. $300, fieldland (Plat 54) 1 acre $125, fresh meadow (Plat 54) 2 acres 21,780 ft. $25, house $1,500, barn $100, lot and woodland (E. Doane) 4 acres 17,424 ft. $450, fieldland (Wolf Pit) 10 acres $850, woodland (E. Doane) 3 acres 34,848 ft. $40, woodland (E. Doane) 21,780 ft. $10, woodland (E. Doane) 3 acres 10,890 ft. $70, wood- land (E. Doane) 6 acres 27,225 ft. $100, woodland (E. Doane) 2 acres 10,890 ft. $50, woodland (Plat 54) 2 acres 21,780 ft. $250. Bates, Julia T., 43 Mill Lane 1,050.00 House $1,000, lot 25,650 ft. $50. Bates, Kendall T., North Main Street 3,025.00 Barn $100, henhouses (6) $800, field and meadowland 7 acres 34,764 ft. $1,500, orchard 25,550 ft. $500, right of way 5,575 ft. $125. Bates, Kendall T., Bates, Gorham L., North Main Street 6,300.00 House $5,000, garage $300, garage $150, lot 21,791 ft. $850. Bates, Lot E., South Main Street 1,425.00 House (unfinished) $500, lot and field (B'wood) 3 acres $900, fresh meadow 2 acres $25. Bates, Lura M., Bates, Ella L., Beechwood Street 1,850.00 House (one-half) $1,000, barn $400, lot 13,170 ft. $200, field and pastureland 5 acres 10,860 ft. $250. Bates, Martha P., North Main Street 5,600.00 House $4,000, shop $100, lot 1 acre $1,500. Bates, Nathan W., Beechwood Street 175.00 Lot 10,920 ft. $125, fresh meadow 6 acres $50. Bates, Ralph V., Hull Street 200.00

Woodland (S. Lilly Pond) 5 acres $200. Bates, Samuel B., South Main Street 7,075.00

House $4,000, barn $500, henhouse $25, lot 1 acre 37,932 ft.

$2,500, woodland (W. So. Main) 1 acre 27,225 ft. $50. Bates, Thomas, Bates, Margaret W., Pratt Gourt 5,400.00

House $4,000, garage $200, lot 26,400 ft. $1,200.

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Bates, Walter P., Bates, Mary, Beechwood Street 2,100.00 House SI,500, garage $100, lot and fieldland 2 acres 27,225 ft. $500. Bates, William H., King Street 2,375.00 House (one-half) $1,500, barn $300, shed $50, lot 21,780 ft. $300, woodland (W. King) 20 acres 5,445 ft. $225. Batson, Sadie A., 26 Arlington St., Brockton 3.000.00 House $2,500, lot and woodland (Hull St.) 3 acres $500. Bayley, Mary R., g/o Edw. C. Bradlee, 84 State St., Boston 58,225.00 House $20,000, barn $1,000, garage $1,000, playhouse $150, toolhouse $350, lot (Beach St.) 7 acres 37,116 ft. $13,175, house $13,000, garage $300, lot (No. Beach St.) 2 acres 6,078 ft. $5,400, lots (No. Beach St.) 18,000 ft. $300, house $2,800, garage $150, kennel $200, lots 101, 102 (Oak St.) 16,034 ft. .$400. Beal, Anselm L., Hull Street 3,000.00 House $2,000, garage $400, lot 33,000 ft. $600. Beal, Florence L., Hull Street 775.00 Bungalow $700, lot 3,800 ft. $75.

Beal, Martha J., Hull Street 2.500.00 House $2,000, garage $100, lot 21,780 ft. $400. Beal, Reginald R., Beal, Grace R., James Lane 3.050.00 House $2,800, lot 10,665 ft. $250. Bean, Clarence F., Beechwood Street 1,300.00 House and garage $1,000, lot 21,780 ft. $300. Beatty, Elizabeth B., Red Gate Lane 7,000.00 House and garage $6,000, lot 7A 19,118 ft. $1,000. Beaumont, John F., Beaumont, Agnes M., King Street 6,275.00 House $4,000, building $400, lot and woodland 7 acres 21,780 ft. $1,875. Beechwood Evangelical Union Society 1,100.00 House $875, barn $50, lot 16,551 ft. $175. Begley, Frank, Summer Street 10,100.00 Bungalow (brick) $4,000, garage $300, henhouse $100, bun- galow (wood) $3,500, garage $300, lots 40,810 ft. $1,900. Behns, Henry W., Behns, Edna, Gammons Road 20,400.00 House and garage $17,000, lot 1 acre 16,965 ft. $3,400. Bemis, Faith G., 40 Central Street, Boston 18,000.00 House $11,000, garage S500, toolhouse $50, lot (E. Atlantic Ave.) 1 acre 17,916 ft. $6,450. Bemis, Farwell G., 40 Central Street, Boston 47,500.00 House $30,000, garage $950, bathhouse $50, lot 2 acres $12,- 000, lots 2 acres 11,632 ft. $4,500. Benedict, George W., Benedict, Marjory P., 551 Foothill Road, Stanford, Cal 24,825.00 House $16,500, cabin $250, garage $975, garage $100, lot (E. Atlantic Ave.) 4 acres 33,681 ft. $6,000, woodland (Plat 31) 2 acres 2,625 ft. $1,000. Benson, Philip, Atlantic Avenue 10250.00 House $8,200, garage $300, lot 15,815 ft. $1,500, lot 2,325 ft. $250. Berardini, Henrietta, Bill to Henrietta Shapiro, Jerusalem Road 5,000.00 House and garage $3,500, lot E 14,440 ft. $1,500. Bergan, Francis P., Francis, Mary 22,500.00 Business block $20,000, lot (So. Main and Depot Ct.) 6,500 ft. $2,500.

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Bethel, James T., Parker Avenue 2,800.00 House $2,500, garage $100, lot 7,812 ft. $200. Bigelow, Albert F., 211 Congress Street, Boston 30,000.00 House $9,000, lots (E. Atlantic Avenue) 4 acres 8,020 ft. $21,000. Bigelow, Cleveland, Black Horse Lane 2,160.00 House $1,250, barn $100, lot 27,225 ft. $625, salt meadow and flats 2 acres 13,330 ft. $185. Bigelow, Elizabeth P., Concord, Mass 35,000.00 House $15,000, barns (2) $200, building $50, playhouse $50, lot (Atlantic Ave.) 2 acres $12,000, woodland 4 acres $7,200, swampland 8 acres 10,890 ft. $500. Bigelow, Frances C, Black Horse Lane 20,175.00 House $12,000, garage $200, shop $100, lots 6 acres 24,392 ft. $7,700, wharf $175. Bigelow, Henry B., Concord, Mass. 300.00 Woodland (W. King St.) 6 acres 38,115 ft. $300. Binnian, Katherine G., Margin Street 16,750.00 House $10,000, garage $200, shop $300, lot 1 acre 21,278 ft. $6,000, marshland 1 acre 6,225 ft. $250. Bird, Elizabeth H., 11 West Cedar Street, Boston 9,700.00 House $7,000, garage $700, lot 27,405 ft. $2,000.

Bishop, John, c/o J. C. Montgomery; Jr., 1 Cedar Street, New York City 26,500.00 House and garage $15,000, lot 1 acre 18,940 ft. $11,500.

Bissett, Charles S., Bissett, Helen M., 119 North Main Street . 12,700.00

House $7,000, house (unfinished) $2,500, lot 1 acre 18,652 ft. $3,200. Blackman, William R., Highland Court 4,500.00 House $4,000, garage $300, lot 7,160 ft. $200. Blackmur, Paul, Blackmur, Martha Dickenson, Beach Street 6,450.00 House $5,000. garage $250, lot 17,098 ft. $'1,200. Blair, William R., Pond Street 7,500.00 House $5,000, garage $400, lot 35,120 ft. $1,600, lot (Spring and Pond) 26,900 it. $500. Blake, Leslie A., Dedham 22,750.00 House $5,000, house $4,000, garage $300, lot and woodland (Atlantic Ave.) 9 acres 41,382 ft. $13,450. Blakeman, Mabel C, Doane Street 2,000.00 House $1,200, barn $200, shop $100, lot and fieldland 2 acres 27,225 ft. $500. Bliss, Beatrice E., Border Street 6,825.00 House $6,000, garage $200, kennel $50, lot 12228 ft. $575. Blossom, Fred C, Border Street 8,900.00 House $3,000, lot 15,335 ft. $600, house $2300, barn $200,

lot 1 acre $1,200, garage $150, lot 25,240 ft. $1,250. Bobrink, Henry W., c/o Quarter Master General, Washington, D. C 800.00 Lot (Pond St.) 36,694 ft. $800. Bonney, Katie F. T., South Main Street 4^0.00 House $3,000, lot 28,314 ft. $1,250. Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co., Trustees for Mercie V. Nichols, 100 Franklin Street, Boston 8,150.00 House $5,500, garage $400, lot (W. Ripley Rd.) 33,625 ft. $2,250. Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co., 100 Franklin Street, Boston 400.00

Lot (Nichols) 16,800 ft. $400.

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Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co., Trustees u/w Eleanor C. Drinkwater, 100 Franklin Street, Boston 39,800.00 House $14,000, lot (Plat 24) 1 acre 23,890 ft. $10,500, house $8,000, barns (2) $1,000, laundry $200, shop $100, lot 41,470 ft. $6,000. Bowman, Herbert E., Bill to William Daley, Hingham 200.00 Lot (Hill St.) 62-9,690 ft. $200. Bowman, Mabel E., Bowman, Ethel, Border Street 6,200.00 House $4,000, barn $500, lot 32,670 ft. $1,500, beach and fiats 5,445 ft. $200. Bowser, George T., North Main Street 4,000.00 House $2,500, lot 5 acres 13,717 ft. $1,500. Bowser, George T. and Heirs of Charlotte B., North Main Street 3,600.00 House $3,000, lot 23,558 ft. $600. Bowser, Roscoe A., Bowser, George T., Bowser, Thomas E., Jr., North Main Street 375.00 Garage $300, lot 2,125 ft. $75. Bowser, Roscoe A., Bowser, Grace E., North Main Street 3,350.00 House $3,000, shop $150, lot 8,500 ft. $200.

Brandon, Edmund J., Brandon, Anna C, Beach Street 13,300.00 House $10,000, garage $600, toolhouse .$200, lot 25,040 ft. $2,500.

Brasill, Mary J., Beechwood Street 2,100.00 House $1,700, lot and woodland 6 acres 21,780 ft. $400. Bremer, John L., 113 Marlboro Street, Boston 350.00 Woodland (E. Doane St.) 14 acres $350. Bremer, Leslie McG., Jerusalem Road 11,100.00 House $7,000, garage $100, lot 42,254 ft. $3,000, beach (E. Jericho Rd.) 1 acre $1,000. Bremer, Mary C, 113 Marlboro Street, Boston 46,425.00 House $20,000, garage $2,000, lot (Summer St.) 6 acres 12,- 443 ft. $12,500, lot and woodland 6 acres 20,474 ft. $4,500, house $3,000, garage $400, lot (N. Black Horse Light) 1 acre 21,030 ft. $2,000, lots 5, 6-30,319 ft. $1,500, wharf $525. Brennock, Joseph R., Margin Court 1,600.00 House $1,500, lot 2-2,500 ft. $100. Brennock, Mary M., Border Street 4,200.00 House $2,000, shop $1,000, lot 32,670 ft. $1,200. Brewer, Bertram, Black Rock Road 6,950.00 House $4,500, garage $500, lot 17-9,917 ft. $950, lot 16- 10,049 ft. $1,000. Brigham, Madeleine, Beach Street 4,300.00 House $3,500, garage $300, lot 8,000 ft. $500. Brison, Mary, Summer Street 4,400.00 House $3,200, barn $200, lot B 13,033 ft. $1,000. Bristol, Florence E., Bristol, Burt M., Summer Street Lot 1-7,903 ft. $400 400.00 House $6,000, lot 2-8,593 ft. $430 6,430.00 House $7,500, lot 3-13,300 ft. $600 6,600.00 House $7,500, garage $1,000, lot A 9,613 ft, $475 8,975.00 Bristol, Florence E., Summer Street 7,600.00 House 7 garage $4,000, house and garage $2,000, lot 24,662

ft. $1,600. Broderick, Ida W., Highland Court 1,150.00

House $1,000, lot D 6,070 ft. $150. Valuation List, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Brockton Edison Company, Main Street, Brockton 19,450.00 Plant and office $5,900, storage building $500, building $5,000, garage $5,000, shed $100, lot and yard 1 acre 21,670 ft. ft. $650, fieldland (C. J. C. Way) 3 acres 15,678 $425, foundation $1,400, field" woodland (Plat 65) 11 acres .$450, woodland (4 pes. 2nd div.) 4 acres 21,780 ft. $25. Brooks, Netta M., 12 Joy Street, Boston 2,500.00 House $2,000, lot (Margin St.) 7,850 ft. $500. Brooks-Skinner Company, Quincy, Mass 650.00 House $600, lot (Mill Lane) 14,500 ft. $50. Brown, Adelaide M., Atlantic Avenue 19,500.00 House $10,000, garage $300, lot 7 acres 27,878 ft. $9,100, fiats 3 acres 8,712 ft. $100. Brown, Alexander, Oak Street 2,900.00 House $2,500, lots 103, 104-16,034 ft. $400. Brown, Elsie H., et al, Bill to Alberta E. Marsh, Beechwood 1,500.00 House (one-half) S800, barn $100, lot (B'wood St.) 1 acre $600. Brown, E. Harold, Brown, Gertrude, Beechwood 4,450.00 House and store $2,500, barn and garage $500, barn $100, shop $50, shed $50, lot 23,220 ft. $500, fieldland (B'wood and Church) 1 acre 17,270 ft. $550, fieldland (E. Doane) 1 acre $100, woodland (E. Doane) 1 acre 40,385 ft. $50, wood- land 4 acres $50. Brown, Ezra H., Doane Street 2,150.00 House $2,000, lot 9,450 ft. $150. Brown, Harriet S., Bulrush Farm, No. Scituate 500.00 Building $250, building $25, building $25, lot (Plats 45, 49) 39,204 ft. $200. Brown, Ralph S., No. Scituate 50.00

Fieldland (C. J. C. Wav) 3 acres $50. ' Brown, Thomas S., Elm Court 3,500.00 House $3,000, garage $250, lot 8,850 ft. $250. Browne, Mildred Thaver, Highland Avenue 2.000.00 House $1,500, lot 4,996 ft. $500. Browne, Margaret E., North Main Street 4,000.00 House (one-half) $3,000, lot 10,890 ft. $1,000. Browne, Minot A., Browne, Eunice E., North Main Street 2,100.00 House $2,000, lot (Smith Place) $100. Browne, W. Chester, Browne, Madelyn Anne, Jerusalem Road 7,500.00 House $3,500, garage $500, lot 6 acres $3,500. Buck, Sarah M., 324 Mvrtle Street, Manchester, N. H 175.00 Woodland (Rice Lot) 5 acres 10,890 ft. $175. Buckley, Ambrose E., Buckley, Margaret E., Cushing Road 3,425.00 House $3,000, garage $100, lot 21-13,540 ft. $325. Bufalo, Gaetano, Bufalo, Catherine, Hill Street 2,550.00 House $1,750, garage $50, lot 9,690 ft. $200, shop $500, lot 400 sq. ft. $50. Buffum, Adelbert E.. South Main Street 25.00 Beach (Sandy Cove) 150 ft. $25. Buffum, Annie M., South Main Street 13,000.00 House $7,000, stable and shed $1,000, lot and fieldland 6 acres $5,000. Bumbacher, Robert D., Bumbacher, Marion, Red Gate Lane 6,275.00 House $5,000. garage $200, lot 18,214 ft. $825, lot 6C 5,253 ft. $250.

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Burbank, Harry W., King Street 200.00 Woodland (N. Pond St.) 1 acre 37,932 ft. $100, pastureland

(C. J. C. Way) 2 acres 13,052 ft. $100. Burdick, M^illiam W., Summer Street 2,350.00 House $2,000, shed $100, lot 5,590 ft. $250. Burgess, Richard P., Burgess, Frances B., Border Street 7,700.00 House $6,000, garage $125, shop $75, lot 32,935 ft. $1,500. Burke, Edward T. Heirs or Devisees of. Red Gate Lane 9,350.00 House and garage $8,000, lot 29,672 ft. $1,350. Burke, William F., Hill Street 2,200.00 Bungalow $2,000, lot 63-9,690 ft. $200. Burley, Harry B., Jr., Burley, Phyllis L., Border Street 3,275.00 Playhouse $150, lot 1 acre 31,189 ft. $3,125. Burrell, Ralph C, Pleasant Street 3,000.00 Bungalow $2,500, lots 15, 16-19,960 ft. $500. Butman, Charles E., Sampson, Elizabeth D., Butman, Edwin Joseph, Wood, Grace E., Roberts, Elsie C., Spring Street 2,700.00 House $2,000, barn $100, lot 26,580 ft. $600.

Butterfield, Leo L., Butterfield, Ida W., North Main Street .. 4,800.00 , House $3,000, barn $500, shed $50, lot and fieldland 1 acre 16,551 ft. $1,250. Byrnes, Timothy Edward, Byrnes, Clara M., c/o Clifford L. Byrnes, Hingham, Mass 16,225.00 House $8,000, garage $1,000, playhouse $200, bowling alley $100, henhouse $100, toolhouse $75, cowbarn $25, lot (Hull Street) 5 acres $5,000, land 4 acres 31,160 ft. $925, pasture- land 18 acres 21,760 ft. $400, pastureland (Lamberts Lane) 16 acres 32,670 ft. $400. Cabot, Edward, Cabot, Nelson, Ware, Marjorie, Westerly, R. I, 1,000.00 Lot (Brush Island) 38,115 ft. $1,000. Cadose, Amelia et al, Parker Avenue 1,875.00 House $1,500, lot 18,950 ft. $375. Cadose, F. Foster, Parker Avenue 1,750.00 House $1,500, garage $75, shop $50, lot 4,800 ft. $125. Cahouet, Ralph H., off South Main Street 12,850.00 House $10,000, garage $100, boathouse $250, lot 3 acres 22,620 ft. $2,500. Cameron, Joan M., South Main Street 21250.00 House and garage $20,000, lot 48,031 ft. $1,250. Campbell, Daniel S., Campbell, Annie B., Pond Street 4,700.00 House and garage $4,000, lot 1 acre 34,800 ft. $600, swamp- land and upland 3 acres 33,930 ft. $100. Campbell, Walter A., Campbell, Helen M., Gushing Road 5,000.00 House $4,400, garage $100, lots 109, 110-20,769 ft. $500. Cappuccio, Peter, Norfolk Road 3,550.00 House $2,500, garage $300, lot 34-16,917 ft. $375, lot 33- 17,080 ft. $375. Carlander, Conrad W., Carlander, Georgianna, Beechwood Street 3,750.00 House $2,000, garage $1,000, lot and fieldland 3 acres 13,- 290 ft. $750.

Carlton, William S., Carlton, Gertrude F., Beechwood Street 4,175.00 House $4,000, lot 11,250 ft. $175. Carpenter, Nettie M., Heirs of, Bill to John N. MacNeill, Ripley Road 2,300.00 Building $2,000, lot (E. So. Main St.) 22,110 ft. $300.

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Carreno, Alfred, 147 Highland Avenue, W. Newton 15,000.00 House $6,000, barn $300, building S50, pergola $25, henhouse $25, lot (Forest Ave.) 4 acres 21,780 ft. $8,600. Carty, Rebecca M., Hull Street 2,300.00 House $2,000, garage $100, lot 8,017 ft. $200. Catlin, Robert M., Catlin, Esther H., Atlantic Avenue 8,450.00 House $6300, garage $300, bathhouse $50, lot 14,500 ft. $1,600. Cavanagh, Edith, Riplev Road 12.500.00 House $10,000, garage $1,000, lot 20,570 ft. $1,500. Chadwick, Edith H., Jerusalem Road 8,100.00 House $6,500, garage $100, lot A 19,458 ft. $1,400, lot 1,599 ft. $100. Chapin, Margaret D., 2 Heath Hill, Brookline 29,000.00 House and garage SI 4,000, bungalow S2,000, lot (Atlantic '

Ave.) 1 acre 5,578 ft. $7,750, lot E 38,558 ft. S5250. Stone, Mary S., Bill to Marv S. Chilton, Beach Street 5,700.00 House $4,000, garage $700, lot 10,890 ft. $1,000. Churchill, Barbara W., Atlantic Avenue 11,200.00 House $9,000, garage $300, shed $50, lot 39,204 ft. $1,750, woodland 2 acres 32,880 ft. SI 00. Chute, Ruth S., 78 Upland Road, Brookline 56,000.00 House $18,000, garage $2,000, building $100, lot (Atlantic Ave.) 10 acres 8,712 ft. $33,900, beach 2 acres 32,670 ft. $1,900, marshland 21,400 ft. $100. Clancev, Nora M., Bill to Herbert E. Dion. Hill Street 200.00 Lot (Hill St.) 8,167 ft. $200. Clark, Arthur L., Clark, Eunice B.. Hull Street 2,725.00 House $2,200, barn $300, lot 12,400 ft. $225. Clark, Elizabeth L., Hull Street 2,600.00 House $2,000, garage $50, henhouse S50, lot 36390 ft. $500. Clark, Ellery H., Jerusalem Road 9.000.00 House .$6,000, barn $1,000, lot 21,078 tt. $2,000. Clark, Frank H., Sohicr Street 6,000.00 House and garage $5,000, lot 11,939 ft. $1,000.

Clark, Josephine F., Atlantic Avenue 34,000.00 House $12,000, garage $1,000, playhouse $500, toolhouse $100, greenhouse $300, laundry $300, lot 5 acres 34,920 ft. $.19,800. Clugston, Earl G., Clugston. Dora F., Pleasant Street 7,050.00 House S5,000, bungalow $800, garage $500, building $100, lot 26,400 ft. $650. Cohasset Golf Club, Bill to Walter B. Binnian 44,965.00 Club house $8,000, caddy house $750, shed $300, pumphousc $300, garage $750, barn'S500, shop $200, land (golf course)

147 acres 42.952 ft. $29,440, fieldland (Flat 4) 1 acre 30,492 ft. $225, land (golf course) 32,696 ft. $50, house $2,800, barn

$200, lot (No. Main St.) 1 acre 24,715 ft. .$575, land (golf

course) 1 acre $250, land (golf course) 26.858 ft. $75, land (golf course) II acres 21.780 ft. $550. Cohasset Lodge No. 192, L O. O. F 800.00 Lot (Ripley Road) 24,496 ft. $800. Cohasset Sa\ings Bank, Ebn Street Bank building $15,000, lot 10,890 ft. $1,000 16,000.00

Lot (Furber) 1 acre 14,998 ft. $5,850 5,850.00

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Cohasset Water Company, South Street, Hingham 78,765.00 Engine and pumphouse $1,000, fieldland (James Lane) 8 acres $4,000, pumphouse $10,000, work shop $1,500, fieldland fR.ipley Road) 27,225 ft. $1,000, land and reservoir 4 acres

$37,000, engine and pumphouse $1,000, lot (W. King St.) 1 acre 21,780 ft. $1,250, filter, engine and pumphouse $20,000, fieldland (N. Beechwood) 20 acres 21,780 ft. $1,025, fresh meadow (N. Beechwood) 2 acres 30,492 ft. $125, woodland (Hall) 2 acres 21.780 ft. $50, woodland (Burbank) 3 acres $125, woodland (Wheelwright) 21,780 ft. $10, woodland (Foster) 8 acres 10,800 ft. $2;50. woodland (Burnt Swamp) 5 acres $150, woodland (Goulard) 1 acre $40, woodland (Lin- coln) 3 acres 16,335 ft. $240. Cohasset Yacht Club, Margin Street 5,000.00 Club house .$5,000. Cohen, Charles, Beechwood, ALiss 375.00 Pastureland (VV. Church St.) 27.225 ft. $375. Cohen, Moe E.. Pond Street 1,000.00 Lot and fieldland 6 acres 43,192 ft. $1,000. Cole, Martha L., Whiteficld, New Hampshire 11.250.00 House .$6,600, garage $400, dove cote $50, lot (Beach St.) 37,987 ft. and flats 6,000 ft. .$4,200. Coles, Lillian W., 263 Beechwood Street 3,500.00 House .$2,500, henhouse .$200. lot 39.204 ft. $500, house $200, ft. woodland (C. J. C. Wav) 4 acres 40.070 $100. Collier, Frances "O., North Main Street 7,500.00 House $5,000, lot 25.500 ft. $2,500. C^ollins, James F., Collins, Beatrice E., Lamberts Lane 2.200.00

House .$2,000. lot 1 acre 10.440 ft. .$200. Collins, James F., Collins, Marion E., Church Street 1,700.00 House .$1,-500, garage .S50. lot 5.445 ft. $150. Connell, William N., Council, Charlotte B., Sankev Road 9,000.00 House $8,500, lot la 10.227 ft. $500. Conncry, John, Xorth Main Street 3,750.00

House $2,000, barn $200, henhouse $50, lot 1 acre 21,780 ft. $1,500. Conncry, Thomas, Oak Street 2,400.00 House $1,8JOO, garage $200, lot 106 8,017 ft. $200, lot 105 8,t)17 ft. $200. Connolly, Mary F., Estate of. Bill to Leo \V. Connolly, Agent, 128 Allston Street, Allston .' 16,000.00 House $4,500, house .$2,000, garage $1,000, lot (Jerusalem Rd.) 2 acres 20,455 ft. $8,500. Conte, Carlo, Conte, Philomena, Sohier Street 4,325.00 House $2,000, barn $300, henhouse .$25, lot and fieldland 2 acres 8,276 ft. $2,000.

Conwav, Frederick E., Conway, Mary J., North Main Street 15,950.00 House $2,000, garage $2,000, shop $200, tanks $250, lot 1- 28,511 ft. $900, house $3,000, barn $500, lot A (Jericho Rd.) 14,747 ft. $1,100, house $3,500, barn $500, lot B (Jericho Rd.) 26,421 ft. $2,000. Cook, Carmen, Cook, Eleanor, Beechwood Street 800.00 House $750, lot 10,203 ft. $50. of, Short Street 3,100.00 Coombs, Willard J., Heirs or Devisees House $2,100, garage $200, lot 7,752 ft. $200, lots 39, 40- 14,899 ft. $400, lot 38-7387 ft. $200.

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Cooney, Wilfred O., Cooney, Eleanor T., Cedar Street 4,250.00 House $3,000, garage $1,000, lot and woodland B. 4 acres 24,083 ft. $250. The Co-operative Central Bank, 53 State Street, Boston 2,600.00 Lots 21, 22, 23 (Black Rock Rd.) 26^54 ft. $2,600. Copeland, Mary, Border Street 10,475.00 Bungalow $1,700, bungalow (Small) $500, garage $175, buildings (2) .$50, lot 1 acre 23,330 ft. S3,000, woodland (Supper Island) 7 acres 19,810 ft. .$5,000, lot 8,000 ft. $50. Cornett, John W., North Scituate 200.00 Lot (So. Main St.) 9,220 ft. $200. Cornish, Augusta L., Jenison Street, Xewtonville 2,750.00

Lot (Atlantic Ave.) 1 acre 4,287 ft. $2,750. Corrigan, Lucretia M., Corrigan, John D., Jerusalem Road 17,575.00 House $5,000, cottage $1,500, greenhouse $300, shop $200, shop $125, lot 3 acres 18,144 ft. $10,450. Coulter. Rosamond B., North Main Street 16,000.00

House $7,500, barn $1,500, lot 1 acre 34,631 ft. $7,000. Cousens, Charles H., Elm Street 7,000.00

House $4,500, barn $500, lot 1 acre 10,890 ft. $2,000. Cousens, Marv F., Black Horse Lane 5,300.00 House $4,000, garage $300, lot 21,780 ft. $1,000. Cousens, Mary F., May, Eleanor H., Heirs of Lura M. Tildcn 6,190.00 Building $1,000, land and pumps (Elm) 6,460 ft. $3,190, land 6,950 ft. $2,000. Cowce, George A., Cowee, Marion B., North Main Street 20300.00

House and garage $12,000, building $500, lot 1 acre 41,430 ft. $8,000. Cox, Ethel B., Forest Avenue 16,250.00 House $8,500, barn $1,500, buildings (2) $500, lot 6 acres 3,049 ft. $5,750. Cox, Jessie B., Margin Street 110.000.00 House $75,000, garage $500, greenhouse $1300. stable $1,000, stable $500, lot 6 acres 13,350 ft. $31,500. Coy, Abbie R., 220 Front Street. Marion 3,800.00 House $2,800, lot and fieldland (Joy Place) 2 acres $1,000. Coyne, Michael H., Cedar Street 3,600.00

House $3,000, garage and shed $500, lot and woodland 1 acre 12,876 ft. $100. Cramer, Marjoric E., North Main Street 30,500.00 House, garage and greenhouse $25,000, lot 43.000 ft. $5300. Crampton, George Roland, Crampton, Barl)ara C, Gammons Road 24300.00 House $15,000, garage $1,000, lot 3 acres 20,900 ft. $8,500.

Crane. Walter F., Crane, Ruth H., South Main Street 4.900.00 House $4,000, garage $100. lot 35.346 ft. $800. Crocker, G. Glover, Jerusalem Road 43,000.00

House $15,000, garage $1,000. l)ungalow $1,000, lot 1 acre 31,373 ft. $5,500, house $7,000, barn and shed $500. lot (Nichols Rd.) 6 acres $12,000, woodland 2 acres 17,922 ft. $1,000.

Crocker, George G., Jr., Jerusalem Road 12300.00 House $8,500, garage $1,000, lot 35,235 ft. $3,000. Crocker, Lyncham, 111 ncvonshire Street, Boston 2,800.00 House $1,500, barn $300, buildings (4) $100, field and wood- land (King) 17 acres 36.453 ft. $850. orchard 22,455 ft. $50.

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Crocker, Muriel, 274 Beacon Street, Boston 44,000.00 House $12,000, garage $2,000, lot (Farwell) 2 acres $14,000, house $7,500, garage 82,500, lot (Preston) 38,768 ft. $5,000,

beach (Jerusalem Rd.) 1 acre $1,000. Crocker, Muriel, Crocker, Lyneham, 274 Beacon Street, Boston 3,250.00 Fieldland (W. King) 56 acres 39,111 ft. $3,250. Cumner, Nellie B., Forest Avenue 20.250.00 House $7,500, barn $1,000, garage $750, lot 5 acres $5,000, house $3,000, house $1,000, garage $500, lot and fieldland

1 acre 10,890 ft. $1,500. Curley, Benjamin F., Curley, Christine M., Spring Street 5,300.00 House $4,000, barn $200, lot 23,846 ft. $1,100. Cunningham, Mary E., Jerusalem Road 10,625.00 House $5,000, garage $300, house $1,000, building $100, building $100, building $50, lot 2 acres 24,825 ft. $3,575, lot

1 acre 21,780 ft. $500. Curtis, George E. Estate, Elmer H. Fletcher ct al. Trustees. 106 Main Street, Brockton 44,535.00 House $12,000, barn $1,000, woodshed $100, toolhouse $150, lots and woodland (S. Jerusalem Road) 50 acres $11,500, lots 103, 110-1 acre 1,956 ft. .$2,785. lots 75-84, 126-135-2 acres 4,922 ft. $2,000, house $10,000, house .$2,000, lots 115-125-1 acre 23,336 ft. $3,000. Curtis, John M., North Main Street 1.825.00 House $1,500, garage and barn $150, lot 7,530 ft. $175. Cutter, Fred, Cutter, Amy M., South Main Street 6,400.00 House $4,000, barn $200. lot 2 acres 19,607 ft. $2,200. Dalbv, Evvie F., 389 Becchwood Street 1,4.50.00 House (one-half) $1,000. lot 32,670 ft. $450. Daley, Dennis. Short Street 2,250.00 House $2,000, garage S50. lot 46-7290 ft. $200. Daley, Ellen A., Pleasant Street 5,825.00 House $3,000, garage $100, lot 16,335 ft. $375, house .$2,000, garage $100, lot 10,890 ft. $2.50. Daloz, Albert E., Daloz, Catherine F., .South Main Street 28,300.00 House $18,000, greenhouse $1,500, swimming pool $1,000, lot 3 acres 35.104 ft. $5250, fieldland 8 acres $2,550.

Dalton, Catherine E.. Dalton,, Mary J.. O'Brien, Cornelius, Buckley, Margaret 2,175.00 House $1,800, lot (Smith Place) 15,620 ft. $375. Damon, David R., Meredith, N. H 350.00 Woodland (No. B'wood) 1 acre 27225 ft. $50, maple swamp (No. B'wood) 5 acres 32,670 ft. $300.

Darling, Daurice F., King Street 4,700.00 House $3,400, barn $100, lot and woodland 12 acres $1,200. Lane 2,300.00 Davenport, John J., Davenport, Minerva W., Lamberts House $2,100, lot 8,845 ft. $200. 85,500.00 Davidson, William J., Jerusalem Road House $25,000, casino $3,000, pump $1,000, cottage $2,500, house $3,500, barn $3,000, house $1,800, henhouse $1,500, ken- nel $200, house $3,500, garage $800, stable $4,000, lot, front, 3 acres $21,000, lot, rear, 2 acres 5,318 ft. $4,500, woodland 50 acres $2,300, fieldland 26 acres 25,504 ft. $7,900. Daun, Elizabeth B., Sohier Street 7,875.00 House $4,000, garage and cottage $500, greenhouse $1,000, shed $250, lot and fieldland 2 acres 27225 ft. .$2,125.

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Dean, Agnes W., 61 Walnut Place, Brookline 45,025.00 House $20,000, garage $2,000, lot (Atlantic Ave.) 2 acres $8,000, bathing lot $25, house $5,000, lot 32,166 ft. $3,750, house $4,000, garage $200. henhouse $50, lot (So. Main St.) 46,400 ft. $2,000. Dean, Catherine Bartow, Bill to Catherine Sanders, Black Horse Lane 18,525.00 House $10,000, garage and greenhouse $3,000, lot 4 acres 25,100 ft. $5,500, marshland 24,666 ft. $25. Dean, Dudley S., 10 Post Office Square, Boston 26,025.00 House $20 W, barn $1,500, lot (Atlantic Ave.) 1 acre 16,335 ft. $4,125, woodland (.Atlantic Ave.) 1 acre $100, woodland (Atlantic Ave.) 7 acres 34,605 ft. $300. Dean, Kate S. R., 10 Post Office Square, Boston 31,475.00 House $15,000, garage $300, lot (Atlantic Ave.) 2 acres 4,356 ft. $8,500, house $2,500, log cabin $1,500, barn and shed $1,000, bathing beach (Sandy Cove) 1,754 ft. $25, bathing beach (Sandy Cove) 1,574 ft. $25, woodland (\V. Atlantic Ave.) 4 acres 21,780 ft. $900, woodland (\V. Atlantic Ave.) 1 acre 21,780 ft. $300, woodland (W. Atlantic Ave.) 2 acres 5,445 ft. $425.

DeBarros, Antonio M., Hill Street •. 2,700.00 House $2,100, garage $200. lot 64-9,690 ft. $200, lot 65-9,690 ft. $200. Dcegan, Lillias F., Beechwood Street 3,750.00 House $2,750, garage $75, lot and fieldland 3 acres 27,525 ft. .$925.

Delorv, J. Edwin, South Main Street 6,600.00 Store building $6,000, lot 2,209 ft. $600.

Del Sasso, John J., Del Sasso, Elsie C, Parker .\vcnuc 2,375.00 House $2,000. garage $100, lot 11,718 ft. $275. DeMello. Francis, Elm Court 100.00 Mcatlowland (So. Beechwood) 4 acres 28,314 ft. $100.

dePina. Moses J., Bccciiwood Street 2,000.00 House $1,500. garage $50. lot 32.670 ft. $450. DeSanios, Nellie E., Beechwood Street 2.800.00 House $2,500, garage $100. garage $50. lot 17,850 ft. $150. DeVito, Angello, DcVito, Carmela, DeVilo, Samuel A., DeVilo,

Joseph J.. Forest Avenue 2.100.00 House $1,.500. building $50, building $50. henhouse $25, woodhnid 4 acres 39,845 ft. $475. DeVito. Ferdinand, DeVito. .Marie S.. North Main Street 2.800.00 House $2,000. house $400. lot 17340 ft. $400. Dewsoii. Maria F.. Heirs or De\ isecs of. Bill to Mrs. Parkman D. Harding and .Mrs. Edward G. Icelin. 21 Atlantic A\e. 10300.00 Bungalow $5,500. garage $1,000. lot 41.270 ft. $4,000. Dexter. Leonard. Dexter. Ethel B., South Main Street 7,600.00 House $5,000, garage $500. garage $50, henhouse $50, lot

1 acre 32.670 ft. $2,000. Dion. Bridget F.. Norfolk Road 3.175.00 House $2,800. lot 15.10S it. $375. Di(m. Herbert E.. Dion. Grace E., Hill Street 4.025.00 House $3,500. lot 24.993 ft. $525. Dion, Joseph .V.. )r.. Dion. M. NLirgaret. 7 Gushing Road 1,600.00 Bungalow $1300. garage $25. lot 6.605 ft. $75. Dion. Joseph A., Jr., 7 Caishing Roail 25.00 Meadowland 6391 ft. $25.

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Dol)Ie, Kendall Dyer, Doble, Dorothy Jones, Border Street 9,725.00 House $6,500, garage $200, kennel $25, lot 1 acre 41,820 ft. $3,000.

Doherty, Michael E., Doherty, Sarah J., 381 Dorchester Street, South Boston 6,500.00 Bungalow and garage $6,000, lot (No. Main St.) 19,518 ft. $500.

Dolan, Elizabeth J., North Main Street 2,500.00 House $2,000, barn and garage $100, lot 1 acre 33,025 ft. $400. Dolan, Flora Elizabeth, North Main Street 2,225.00 House $1,500, garage $100, lot 28,454 ft. $625. Dolan, James M., Dolan, Dclina, Red Gate Lane 5,300.00 House $4,500, garage $300, lot 13-9,746 ft. $500.

Donnelly, Mary J., 63 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston 25,500.00 House $12,000, lot (Atlantic Ave.) 36,440 ft. $5,530, house $3,000, garage $1,000, garage $50. lot 34,230 ft. $3,920. Donovan, Hannah E., Heirs or Devisees of, Sohier Street 1,900.00 House $1,500, barn $200, lot 7.000 ft. $200. Donovan, Joseph H., Donovan, Katherine, 20 Parker Avenue 2,875.00 House $2300, lot 7,812 ft. $175. lot (Ennis Ave.) 7,623 ft. $200. Donovan, M. Winifred, Margin Street 1,900.00 House $1,500, barn $100, lot 6,273 ft. $300. Donovan, Julia C, Sohier Street 350.00 Lot 27,225 ft. $350. Doten, John G., South Main Street 12,100.00 House and garage $10,000, playhouse $100, lot 2 acres $2,000. Downs, Eleanor T., Downs, Frances, Hock, Rebecca D., James Lane 2,450.00 House $2,000, barn $300, lot 10,890 ft. $150. Downs, Frances, James Lane 200.00 Lot 33,380 ft. $200. Drummond, Edward W., Drummond, Ann E., Jerusalem Road 8350.00 House $6,000, garage $300, lot 31,900 ft. $2,250. Dunlap, George, Beechwood Street 1,150.00 House $500, barn $100, building $25, lot and fieldland 4 acres 5,445 ft. $425, pastureland 4 acres 4,356 ft. $100. Duffin, John, Scituate 75.00

Woodland (C. J. C. Way) 1 acre 12,328 ft. $75. Dunn, James T., Dunn, Elizabeth C. King Street 5,900.00 House $4,400, garage $200, barn $75, barn $25, milkroom $100, lot and fieldland 3 acres $1,100. Dyment, John, Hull Street 2,500.00 House $2,000, lot 20300 ft. .$500. Earle, Roland D., Earle, Helen F., Cedar Lane 5,950.00 House $5,400, garage $100, lot 19,811 ft. $450. Edmonds, Fred V., Black Rock Road 8,750.00 House $5,000, garage $500, lots 92-95-23,272 ft. $2,300, green- house $150, lots 96, 97-7,940 ft. $800. Edwards, Eleanor D., North Main Street 3,750.00 House $2,500, barn $200, building $50, lot and woodland 2 acres 37215 ft. $1,000. Edwards, Lillah, Edwards, William, South Main Street 4,500.00 House $3,500, barn $500, lot 10,890 ft. $500. Ellsworth, Henry H., Ash Street 3,250.00 House $2,800, garage $100, lots 79, 80-16,034 ft. $350.

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Ellsworth, William H., Ash Street ..;...... 3,425.00 House $2,800, garage $100, lot 82-8,017 ft. $175, lot 81- 8,017 ft. $175, lot 97-8,552 ft. $175. Eltman, John, Parker Avenue 2,550.00 House $2,300, lot (Stockbridge St.) 10,890 ft. $250. Emanuello, Anthonv R., Emanuello, Frances H., Hull Street 3,600.00 House $2,000, garage SlOO, lot 8,518 ft. $200, woodland 1 acre

21,780 ft. $800, pastureland 7 woodland 1 acre 16,335 ft. $500. Emanuello, Thomas, Emanuello, Rose, Hull Street 2.600.00

House SI,500, henhouse S50, lot 1 acre 15,445 ft. $1,050. Enders, Walter H., South Main Street 4,850.00 House $3,500, garage $300, lot 29,060 ft. $1,050. Enos, Abraham S., Elm Street 4,145.00 House $3,000, garage $200, lot 27,000 ft. $945. Enos, Marv E., Enos, Martha W., Summer Street 2,100.00 House $1,600, building SlOO, lot 8,640 ft. S400. Enos, Marv L., Elm Street 3,100.00 House $2,000, lot 32,670 ft. $1,100. Enos, Ralph S., Enos, Mary A., Beechwood Street 5,000.00 House $4,500, lot 24,750' ft. sS500. Erickson, Arnold G., North Main Street 14,000.00 House $5,000, barn and hennery $3,000, henhouses (2) $1,000. garage $500, storage building S200, lot and ficldland 20 acres 38,500 ft. $3,700, lot 31.890 ft. $600. Ericsson, Conrad, Ericsson, Lvdia B.. Elm Street 3,350.00 House (one-half) $2,500, garage $100, lot 12.554 ft. $750. Esposito, Joseph, Hull Street 4.100.00 a House $3,000. garage $300, henhouse $150, garage $50, lot 31,640 ft. $600. Eustis, Edward L., Jerusalem Road 13,000.00

House $8,500, house and garage $2,500, lot 1 acre 10.490 ft. $2,000.

Evans, Willard G.. Evans. Mabel V., C. J. C. Wav 4.500.00 House and store $3,000, garage and shop S400. lot and woodland 22 acres 42.291 ft. SI. 100. Fahc'v, Joseph V., Fahey. Irene V.. South Main Street 6.000.00 House $4,600, barn $150, lot 27.640 ft. SI 250. Fallon, John F., Fallon, Diane M., 419 Belgrade .Vvenue, West Roxl)ury 4.150.00 House and garage .$4,000. lot and woodland 2 acres 3.491 ft. (Lamberts Lane) $150.

Faria, Joseph F.. Faria. NLarv. Beechwood Street 1 .()50.00 House SI.400. garage $100. building $50, lot 5,445 ft. SlOO. Farren. Richard John, c/o Moe E. Cohen. P(md Street 11.600.00

House .S9.000, garage S400. lot 1 acre 20,036 it. $2,200. Farrington. Eleanor Eustis, Coha.sset 2,100.00 Field and meadowland (.South Main St.) 2 acres 25.395 ft. s$2.100. Faulkner. Ihomas F., Faulkner, Katherine .\.. Parker .\venue 3.675.00 House S3.000, garage S200. lot 27.909 ft. $475. Fav. Samuel P., Fav. Hester. Framingham Center 19.000.00 House $12,000. barn $3,000. lot 39,204 ft. $4,000. Feola, Pasquale, Doane Street 100.00 Lot 21,780 ft. SlOO. Feola, Pas(|uale, Feola. Helen. Doane Street 2.400.00 House $1,000, barn .$2.50, lot 27,225 ft. $400, house $150, licld and woodland 12 acres $500, fieldland 1 acre $100.

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Ferguson, Carl B., Ferguson, Florence G. H., Pond Street 12,300.00 House $10,000, garage S500, lot 38,375 ft. $1,800. Fernald, Marion S., Sankev Road 9,450.00 House S9,000, lot 10-6,815 ft. $350, woodland (Andrews Island) 3 acres 1,123 ft. $100.

Ferreira, John J., Ferrcira, Lena G., South Main Street 6^00.00 House $5,000, garage $500, lot 28,055 ft. $700. Ferreira, Marion, Church Street 1,450.00 House $1,000, garage $150, lot 21,780 ft. $300.

Ferrcira, Mary J., Church Street 2,825.00 House 82,000, barn $150, lot 39,375 ft. $525, pastureland 4 acres 5,445 ft. $150.

Ferreira, Milton J., Ferreira, Eileen M., Church Street 1.500.00 House $1,100, barn $200, lot 14,520 ft. $200. Ferris, Harry R., Ferris, Winnifred M., Forest Avenue 6,000.00 House S3,500. l)ui]ding $500, camp $50, lot and woodland 3 acres 34,848 ft. SI,950.

Field, Marlow B., Nichols Road " 18,500.00 House S9.000, garage $400, shop $100, lot 6 acres 19,166 ft. $9,000. Figueircdo, Antoinc S., Parker Avenue 1.760.00 House 51.500, shop $50, henhouse $10. lot 7,812 ft. $200.

Figueiredo, Antoine S., Figueiredo, Mary S., Parker Avenue ... 2,700.00 House $2,500, lot 7,812 ft. $200.

Figueiredo, Joseph P., Figueiredo, Mary J., 25 Border Street ... 6,000.00 House and garage $5,500, lot 9,345 ift. $500. First National Stores, Inc,^ 44 Stillings Street, Boston 3,850.00 Store building .S3.500, lot 1,770 ft. $350. Fisher, Wealthy H., 35 Hull Street, Hingham 275.00 Pastureland (Hull St.) 2 acres 3,049 ft. $275. Fitch, Fred B., Fitch, Elizabeth M., North xMain Street 3,250.00 House $2,500. lot 16,335 ft. .$750.

Fitzpatrick, Edward J., Fitzpatrick, Rose L., Jerusalem Road 2,400.00 House $1,500. garage $100, henhouse $50, lot 16,335 ft. $750. Fleming, Delia, Parker Avenue 2,350.00 House $2,000. garage $100. lot 10.890 ft. $250. Fleming, Edward M., Parker Avenue 8.300.00 House, store and garage $7,800, lot 3,880 ft. $500. Fletcher, Albert T., Stoneleigh Court. Washington. D. C 3,500.00 Lot and fieldland (King and Pond) 5 acres 4,785 ft. $3300. Fletcher, Lawrence B., King Street 16^25.00 House $8,500, barn $3,000, henhouse $300, lot 5 acres $2,500, woodland 22 acres $1,100, pastureland (Side Hill) 2 acres 11,500 ft. $125, woodland (W. King St.) 9 acres 38,115 ft. $450, land (Brown) 27,225 ft. $500, woodland (Burnt Swamp) 21,780 ft. $50. Flint, Arthur W., Gushing Road 150.00 Lot (Pleasant St.) 6,588 ft. $150. Flint, Emma C, James Lane 3,350.00 House $2,800, garage $300, lot 10,890 ft. $250. Flint, Marion, 276 Belmont Street, Wollaston 250.00 House $100, garage $50, lot (No. Main St.) 8,800 ft. $100. Flint, Mary L., Gushing Road 2,975.00 House $2,800, lot 7,186 ft. $175. Flvnn, Joseph M., Flynn, Clara R.. Hull Street 3,000.00 House $2,600, lot 21,780 ft. $400.

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Foley, William J., 1294A Beacon Street, Boston 12,250.00 House $9,000, garage $1,000, lot 24,350 ft. $2,250. Foster, Elizabeth E., 12 Chisholm Road, Roslindale 2,500.00 Bungalow $800, garage $200, lot and field (So. Main St.) 2 acres 4,356 ft. $1,500. Formego, Anna R., Elm Street 1,100.00 House $850, lot 5,445 ft. $250. Foss, Noble, et al. Trustees, Bill to New England Trust Co., 24 Milk Street, Boston 21,200.00 Cottage $1,700, icehouse $50, lot (Jer. Rd.) 3 acres $18,000, lot (rear) 7 acres 32,334 ft. $1,450. Fox, Charlotte E., Atlantic Avenue 17,000.00 House $5,000, house $1,000, barn $200, shop $50, lot 3 acres 11,761 ft. $10,750. Fox, Sarah, 349 Main Street, Hingham 4.900.00 House $2,850, house $1,500, garage $100, lot 12,800 ft. $450. Francis, Ignatius, Francis, Mary J 350.00 Lot 9 (Norfolk Rd.) 15223 ft. $350.

Francis, Mary J., Bergan, Francis D., Cohasset 400.00 Lot (Depot Court) 717 ft. $400. Frates, Alice A., Elm Court 2,925.00 House $2,500, garage $100, lot 13,000 ft. $325. Frates, Charles W., Frates, Margaret A., Ash Street 2,900.00 House $2,500, lot 73-8,066 ft. $200, lot 72-8,043 ft. $200. Frates, Joseph E., Pleasant Street 2,300.00 House $2,000, garage $50, lot 10,144 ft. $250. Fratus, Frank S., Smith Place 490.00 Building $15, lot 19,557 ft. $475. Fratus, Mary, Heirs or Devisees of, Smith Place 1300.00 House $1,200, barn $50, lot 4,400 ft. $100, house $50, lot 5,570 ft. $100. Fratus, Phyllis N., 315 Lowell Avenue, Newtonville 16,125.00 House $4,000, house $3,000, lot (Spring St.) 19,330 ft. $450, house $4,500, barn $200, garage $1,000, lots (So. Main St.) 1 acre 14,790 ft. $2,975. Freeman, Bertha E., Summer Street 2,225.00 House $1,500, garage $25, lot 14,562 ft. $700. Freeman, Emery E., Jr., et al. Summer Street 2,700.00 House $2,000, garage $300, lot 14,520 ft. $400. French, Janet, 44 Clark Road, Brookline 16,000.00

House $9,000, garage $1,000, lot 1 (Atlantic Ave.) 30,800 ft. $6,000. Fresino, Alessandro, Cedar Street 2,150.00 House and garage $1,000, shop $100, woodland 12 acres 23,256 ft. $800, meadow and woodland 6 acres $250. Friend Brothers Realty Trust, Melrose 13,000.00 Store building $10,000, lot 2,764 ft. $3,000. Froio, Rocco, Froio, Fheresa, Hull Street 2,925.00 House $2,500, garage $50, lot 27,825 ft. $350, lot 900 ft. $25. Frothingham, Grace C, Border Street $22,750.00 House $12,000, barn $1,500, lot and fieldland 6 acres 2,577 ft. $9,000, salt meadow 4 acres 21,670 ft. $250. Fulton, Lydia G., Beechwood Street 3,875.00 House $3,000, garage $400, lot 42,800 ft. $475. Gagnel)in, Evelyn C, Gagnebin, C. Louis, Nichols Road 28,000.00 House $11,000, barn and garage $1,000, lot 3 acres 32,670 ft.

$14,000, fieldland (Atlantic Ave.) 1 acre 21,780 ft. $2,000. 20 Valuation List, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Gammons, Charles W., Highland Avenue 24,100.00 Lot (N. Beach St.) 2 acres 24,483 ft. $9,500, house $1,500, lot and marsh (Jer. Rd.) 5 acres $700, fieldland (Jov Place) 4 acres 23,000 ft. $2,000, meadowland and flats (E. Jer. Rd.) 38 acres 21,780 ft. $400, field and woodland (Rice Is.) 10 acres 6,980 ft. $10,000.

Gammons, Edith J., Highland Avenue 29,850.00 House $10,500, house SI,500, house $2,000, barn and garage $3,000, greenhouse $100, shed $500, lot 3 acres 29,668 ft. $8,250, house $3,000, lot (Cooper's Is.) 21,780 ft. $1,000. Gammons, Everett W., et al. Trustees, Fernald House 12,500.00 House $8,500, garage $900, bungalow $300, lot 27,225 ft. $2,800. Gammons, Everett W., Gammons, Drusilla P., Highland Ave. 14,025.00 House $7,000, lot 7,381 ft. $725, house $4,500, garage $500, greenhouse $50, lot (Jones) 25,000 ft. $1,250. Gardner, Anna B., 148 Highland Avenue, Newtonville 26,750.00 House $8,500, house $4,000, garage $500, garage $250, lot 3 acres 15,681 ft. $13,500. Gauld, Harriet B., Red Gate Lane 7,800.00 House $6,500, garage $300, lots 10, 12-19,284 ft. $1,000. Gault, Edna, South Main Street 4,750.00 House and store $3,500, garage $150, playhouse $100, lot 1 acre 21,780 ft. $1,000. Gethro, George W., 10 High Street, Boston 7,500.00 House $6,000, garage $800, lot 18,586 ft. $700. Gilbert, Darius W., Highland Avenue 6,000.00 House $4,500, barn $700, lot 15,565 ft. $800. Gillen, Mary I., c/o Mrs. Dennis Desmond, Spring Street 500.00 Lot (B'wood St.) 22,925 ft. $500. Gillis, Mary E., Gillis, Helen B., North Main Street 6,000.00 House $4,400, shop $100, lot 29,550 ft. $1,500. Gleason, Hollis T., Gleason, Emily B., Atlantic Avenue 17,000.00

House $12,000, garage $1,000, lot 1 acre $4,000. Golden, Albert A., Jerusalem Road 15,500.00 Hotel $8,000, house $2,000, house $1,000, garage $500, lot 1 acre 11,325 ft. $4,000. Golden, Irwin M., Golden, Elizabeth B., Jerusalem Road 400.00 Lot (No. Main St.) 22,424 ft. $400. Golden, Mary E., Golden, James W., Grassie, Ellen E., 9 At- lantic Avenue 2,400.00 House $1,700, garage $200, lot 6,630 ft. $500.

Gonsalves, Alfred J., Beechwood Street 1,575.00 House $1,500, barn $25, lot 24,000 ft. $50. Gonsalves, Anthony M., Beechwood Street 12,760.00 House $1,500, house $1,000, shop $300, buildings (2) $400, house $500, house $400, lots and woodland 12 acres 7,570 ft. $600, house $5,000, lot (Spring St.) 21,780 ft. $500, house $1,500, barn $200, lot and woodland (Church St.) 1 acre

27,225 ft. $650, woodland (C. J. C. Way) 2 acres 32,503 ft. $135, woodland (C. J. C. Way) 1 acre 20,198 ft. $75. Gonsalves, Clara, Church Street 1,850.00 House $1,500, lot 2,500 ft. $350. Good, Helena, 20 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston 17,500.00 House $11,500, barn $1,000, lot (Jer. Rd.) 1 acre 31,444 ft. $3,000, lot (Jer. Rd.) 1 acre 14,018 ft. $2,000.

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Goodwin, Agnes Louise, Gushing Road 1,675.00 House $1,500, lot 10,467 ft. $175. Goodwin, Harold F., Smith Place 2,600.00 House $2,500, lot 29,627 ft. $100. Gormley, Thomas P., Gormlev, Jeanne T., Beach Street 9,000.00 House $8,400, lot 16,000 ft. S600. Gould, Lyman R., River Road, Bristol, N. H 625.00 Lot 90 (Bl. Rk. Rd.) 6,260 ft. $625. Gove, Edna, 34 Richdale Street, Somerville 2,625.00 House $2,000, garage $100, lot (King St.) 38,115 ft. $525. Grace, Frank, Grace, Mary M., Church Street 2,050.00 House $1300, lot 12,000 ft. S50, field and woodland 3 acres $500. Graham, Winthrop L., Graham, Ola L., Highland Avenue 5,150.00 House $4,500, garage $150, lot 28,931 ft. $500. Grange, Martha G., Beach Street 8,250.00

House $5,500, garage $400, lot 1 acre 8,870 ft. $2,350. Grassie, Caroline E., Gushing Road 2,625.00 House $2,000, garage $250, lot 15,559 ft. $375. Grassie, Frederick H., Grassie, Eleanor T., North Main Street 2,475.00 House $2,000, lot 20,000 ft. $475. Grassie, John S., Border Street 2,600.00 House $2,000, cottage $200, garage $150, lot 9,050 ft. $250.

Grassie, Joseph J., Oak Street 2,900.00 House $2,000, garage $50. shed $100, lots 123 to 126-32,670 ft. $750. Grassie, Manuel A., South Main Street 1,250.00 Woodland (Church's) 12 acres 26,519 ft. $1^50. Grassie, Manuel A., Grassie. Julia L., South Main Street 6,150.00 House and garage $5300, lot 13,907 ft. $650. Grassie, Mary, Grassie, Rose, Border Street 1,800.00 House $1300. shop $50, lot 10,890 ft. $250. Grassie, Mary A., South Main Street 4,700.00 House $2,500, shed $150, barn $100. bungalow $1,000, lot and fieldland 5 acres 21,780 ft. $550. field and woodland 16 acres 21.780 ft. $400. Grassie. Patrick L., Elm Court 4,800.00

House $3,000, house $750, lot 1 acre 12,340 ft. |1,050. Grassie, Susan W., Elm Court 5,150.00 House $4,000, garage $400, lot 20,920 ft. $750. Greene, Samuel W., Greene, Anne W., 80 Hemingway St., Boston 27,350.00 House $11,000. garage $3,000. cottage $1,500, cottage $1,000. garage $100. garage $100. lots (Jerusalem Rd.) 3 acres 23,965 ft. $10,650. Greenwood, Florence M.. Pond Street 8,100.00 House $6,500, lot 35.120 ft. $1,600. Grinfield-Coxwell. Joseph E., Ripley Road 8,800.00 House $7,000. garage $500. lot 17.371 ft. $1,300. Gunville, Francis D., Gunville, Amelia E., Pleasant Street 2.000.00 House $1,750, lot 10,500 ft. $250. Hagcrty Company. Parker Avenue 18,300.00 Ollicc l)uilding $3,000, boat shop $3,000. building $5,000. house $3,000. siiop $300. boat shop $1300, boat shop $400,

engine house $100. lot 22-7,812 ft. $200, meadowland 1 acre 21,780 ft. $1,500, lot 21,098 ft. $300.

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Hagertv, Josephine M., Atlantic Avenue 55,000.00 House $25,000, garage 31,000, house $15,000, lot 1 acre 32,670 ft. $14,000. Haley, James M., Heirs or Devisees of, Pleasant Street 1,850.00 House $1,500, garage $100, lot 9,600 ft. $250.

Haley, John J., Halcv, Elizabeth R. R., Atlantic Avenue 9,775.00 Garage .$500, house .$2,000, house $4,000, lot A 9,030 ft. $900, lot B 15,420 ft. $1,500, lot A2 8,789 ft. .$875. Hammond, Ethel A., 311 Becchwood Street 1,950.00 House $1,500, lot 32-670 ft. $450. Happennv, James L., Hull Street, North Cohasset 2,275.00 House $2,000, barn .SlOO, lot 8,800 ft. $175.

Happenny, Leo J., Happenny, Grace M., Hull Street 2,125.00 House $2,000, lot 12,400 ft. $125. Haskell, Theodore W., Haskell, Clara L., 45 North Main St. 12,700.00

House $7,000, garage $700, lot 1 acre 25,230 ft. $5,000. Hartstone, H. Nelson, Atlantic Avenue 6,000.00

House $4,500, garage S500. lot 1 acre $1,000. Hastings, Virginia B., Pond Street 9,250.00 House and garage $7,500, lot 37,500 ft. $1,750. Haven, Charles I., North Main Street 9,600.00 House .$6,700, barn $800, lot 321^61 ft. $2,100. Hayden, Ethel B., 70 Fenway, Boston 2,550.00 House s$2,000, garage SlOO, shop $100. henhouse .$50, lot (Becchwood St.) 21,780 ft. $300.

Healey, Mary E., Pleasant Street .; 250.00 Lot 13-9,912 ft. $250. Hendrie, Percy M., Hcndrie, Margaret F.. Margin Street 7^900.00 House .$6,500. garage $400, lot 21,700 ft. $1,000. Henry, Charles, Henrv, Frances R., Forest Avenue 1,875.00 House $1,500, garage .S25, woodland 7 acres 4,356 ft. $350.

Henrv, George A., Henrs , Anastasia. North Main Street 1,750.00 House .$1,200. shed .$50, lot 32,403 ft. $500. Herzog. Hilda E.. Atlantic Avenue 21,550.00 Hoiise $12,500, garage SI,000, lot 2 acres 34,880 ft. $8,000, bathing lot (Plat 29) 150 ft. $50. Hctue, Harry A. P., Hetue, Bernice R., Pleasant Street 2,550.00 House $2,000, shed and garage $300, lot 10,465 ft. $250. Higgins, .\rthur O., Margin Street 5,850.00 House and garage .$5,000, lot 13.108 ft. $850. Higgins, Earle W., Higgins, Helen A., Ash Street 3,250.00 Bungalow $3,000, lot 56-9,601 ft. $250. Higgins, Lloyd W., Margin Court 1,950.00 House $1,800. lot 5.450 ft. $150. Higginson, Rebekah R., Atlantic Avenue 26,800.00 House $14,000, garage $1,000, lot 2 acres 3,687 ft. $10,000, lot 39,873 ft. $1,800.

Hill, Annete S., 30 Gloucester Street, Boston 300.00 Lot (Otis Avenue) 9,506 ft. $300.

Hill, Ernest S., 66 Church Street 2,550.00 House $2,000. barn $200, lot 27,225 ft. $350. Hillis, Alexander, South Main Street 3,850.00 House $3,000, barn $100, lot 17,370 ft. $750. Hillis, Roberta E., South Main Street 9,300.00 House $3,000, house $3,500, barn $300, lot 1 acre 11,081 ft. $1,600, lot 1 acre 7,840 ft. $900. 23 Valuation List, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Hiltz, Ellen E., Beechwood Street 1,700.00 House $1,500, garage $100, lot 1 acre $100. Hinchliffe, George Frederick, Hinchliffe, Natalie N., So. Main Street 500.00 Lot 8,376 ft. $500. Hinchliffe, Mary K., South Main Street 6,600.00 House $5,000, garage $100, lot 30,804 ft. $1,500. Hines, Ralph F., Hines, Katherine E., James Lane 1,325.00 House $1,000, shop $200, lot 3,450 ft. $125. Hobart, Clarence W., South Main Street 4,925.00 House $2,000, house $500, barn $1,000, henhouse $50, field- land 13 acres $1,000, pastureland 3 acres 19,720 ft. $200, field- land 1 acre 32,453 ft. $175. Hobart, Harry C, Hobart, Helen C, North Scituate.. 4,500.00 House $3,300, garage $200, lot 1 acre 19,861 ft. $1,000. Hopkins, Ralph H., Hopkins, Florence B., Highland Avenue 7,500.00 House and garage $5,500, lot 20,780 ft. $2,000. Hovev, Barbara Bolles, 139 Adams Street, Milton 35,000.00 House $3,000, stable and garage $2,000, barn $500, play- house $500, greenhouse $200, shed $50, lot front (Jerusalem Rd.) 3 acres $18,000, lot (rear) 9 acres 38,115 ft. $1,950, lot (E. Jer. Rd.) 1 acre 21,780 ft. $8,800. Howe, Charles E., Howe, Mary T., Spring Street 20,575.00 House $4,500, garage $400, lot 32,000 ft. $925, office building $1,000, creamery $1,000, cowbarns (2) $4,000, field, pasture and woodland 95 acres 33,815 ft. $8,750. Howe, Oliver H., North Main Street 13,000.00 House $7,000, garage $1,500, lot 1 acre 23,930 ft. $4,500. Howe, Oliver H., Nichols, Ella C, Cohasset 500.00 Lot (Ripley Road) 6,432 ft. $500. Howe, Richard W., 10 Avon Street, Wakefield 1,000.00 Lot (Red Gate Lane) 1 acre 215 ft. $1,000. Howes, Ernest G., Howes, Alice M., Jerusalem Road 98,700.00 House $25,000, house $4,500, house $2,350, house $1,000, cottage and stables $12,000, garage $2,000, garage $500, casino $3,000, root cellar $500, kennels $500, piggery $1,000, henhouse $400, barn $200, greenhouse $2,000, lot 15 acres

$38,250, woodland 42 acres $1,800, lot 1 acre 19,166 ft. $3,700. Hubbard, Elizabeth T., 29 Highland Street, Cambridge 27,700.00 House $20,000, lot (Beach Street) 1 acre 40,325 ft. $7,700. Huebncr, Ernest R. R., 9100 Quincy Avenue, Detroit, Mich 1,575.00 Lots F and G (Jerusalem Rd.) 15,770 ft. $1,575. Hume, Rose, Beechwood Street 1,350.00 House $1,200, lot 10,890 ft. $150. Humphreys, Eleanor Hammond, Atlantic Avenue 10,000.00 House .$4,000, garage $500, lot 2 acres 4,425 ft. $5,400, mead- owland 3 acres 1,983 ft. $100. Hunt, John M., Hunt, Elizabeth A., Jerusalem Road 6,450.00 House $3,000, house $1,200, lot front 4 acres .$2,000, lot rear 4 acres 41,482 ft. $250. Hunter, Charles W., Heirs or Devisees of, 11 Hull St., Hingham 1,850.00 House $1,500, garage $50, lot 14,900 ft. $300. Hunter, Nettie, 11 Hull Street, Hingham 200.00 Lot 11,962 ft. $200. Hurley, Josephine A., Hurley, James M., Smith Place 1,725.00 House $1,500, garage $100, lot 4,600 ft. $125. 24 Valuation List, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Hurley, M. Alice, South Main Street 12,000.00 House $8,500, garage $1,000, greenhouse $150, lot 1 acre 7,740 ft. $2,350. Hurwitz, Lillian R., Margin Street 6,500.00 House $5,000, lot 24,700 ft. $1,025, meadowland 38,750 ft. $475. Hurwitz, Lillian R., Higgins, Arthur, Cohasset 500.00 Boat landing (Margin) 5,459 ft. $500.

Hutchinson, Kenneth L, Hutchinson, Hazel D., Otis Avenue ... 6,000.00 House $5,500, lots 19,312 ft. $500. Hyde, Louvan W., Hyde, Henry W., 810 High Street, Boston 39,050.00 House $15,000, barn and garage $1,000, house $5,000, play- house $2,000, barn $1,000, house $3,000, barn $500, lot 9 acres $8,850, field and pastureland 30 acres 32,670 ft. $750, wood- land (Plat 76) 13 acres $325, woodland (Plat 78) 20 acres $500, woodland (Burr Place) 22 acres $550, woodland (Great Swamp) 6 acres 10,890 ft. $165, woodland (Burr &: Groce) 11 acres $275, field and woodland (Plat 2) 3 acres 8,512 ft. $85, swampland (Plat 3) 3 acres 8,276 ft. $50. Hyland, Carrie G., Church Street 2,450.00 House $2,000, barn $300, lot 10,890 ft. $150. Hyland, E. Clayton, James Lane 3,500.00 House $3,000, garage $250, lot 10,735 ft. $250. Hyland, E. Clayton, McGaw, C. Sumner, Cohasset 3,500.00 Carpenter shop $1,800, building $1,200, lot (Ripley Rd.) 3,350 ft. $500. Infusino, Charles, North Main Street 1,775.00 House $1300, lot 8,789 ft. $275. Infusino, Pasquale, Hull Street, Hingham 400.00 Lot 20,919 ft. $400. Infusino, Vitaliano, Infusino, Teresa, Cedar Street 5,900.00 House $2,500, garage $300, barn $50, henhouse $50, bunga- low $1,400, lot 2 acres 20,037 ft. $575, house $800, lot 13,410 ft. $225. Ingram, George M., Beechwood Street 8,050.00 House $1,500, barn $100, garage $400, henhouses (5) $150, henhouse $300, lot and right of way 13 acres $925, house $3,000, building $100, garage $100, land (Beechwood St.) 29 acres 4,300 ft. $1,475. Ingram, Osborn F., Beechwood Street 525.00 Land (Beechwood St.) 1 acre 13,068 ft. $125, pastureland (Beechwood) 2 acres $100, pastureland (High Rock) 7 acres 4,356 ft. $300. Jackson, Charles T., Atlantic Avenue 4,050.00 House $2,500, lot 10,800 ft. $1,500, beach (Pt. Lot H) 150 ft. $50. James, Arthur F., Pond Street 1,850.00 House $1300, garage $50, lot 21,780 ft. $300. James, Ezekiel, King Street 1,850.00 House $1,200, garage $300, lot 17,550 ft. $350. James, Fannie E., King Street 3,500.00 House $2,500, barn $250, camp $100, henhouse $50, lot 4 acres $600. James, Frederick G., King Street 1,875.00 House $1,500, garage $50, lot 3 acres $100, fieldland (W. King) 16,335 ft. $225. 25 Valuation List, Town of Cohasset, 1945

James, Gertrude D., North Main Street 7,100.00 House $4,500. garage $100, lot 24370 ft. $2,500. James, Laura L., King Street 2,900.00 House $650, shop $50, lot 4 acres 21,780 ft. $2,200. James, Percival N., Pond Street 3,850.00 House $1,500, lot 16,095 ft. $100, house $1,500, building $250, garage $25, lot 5 acres 21,744 ft. $475. James, Robert B., James, Hazel M., Ripley Road 6,000.00 House $5,200, garage $200, playhouse $25, lot 7,630 ft. $575. James, Rufus A., Beechwood Street 45.00 Land (W. King) 3 acres $45. James, Samuel F., King Street 100.00 Swampland (W. King) 4 acres $100. James, Samuel F., James. Laura L., James, O. Chester, Andrews,

S. Florence, Bazin. Mabel J.. King Street 5,400.00 House $1,000, barn S200, shed $50, corn house $50, garage $50, tool house $50, cider mill $50, lot and fieldland 3 acres 23,958 ft. $2,125, field and pastureland 6 acres 16,396 ft. $300, land (W. King) 10 acres 32,670 ft. $425, orchard (Burke) 16,335 ft. $225, field (Great Knoll) 3 acres S200, fieldland (Burbank) 15,190 ft. $25, land (Wolfpit) 12 acres 27,225 ft. $375, woodland (Howes Rd.) 2 acres 24258 ft. $60, wood- land (Tippling Rock) 5 acres 32,670 ft. $140, woodland and swamp (N. E. Doane) 3 acres 32,670 ft. $75. James, Vehna V., James, Arthur F., Pond Street 2,450.00 House $1,500, garage $200, building $50, lot (Beechwood)

1 acre $300, field and pastureland 8 acres $300. fieldland

(Guzzle) 1 acre $100. Jason, Charles R., Stockbridge Street 2,800.00 House $2,000, garage $500, lot 12,100 ft. $300. Jason, Edward R., Summer Street 4,650.00 House $3,000, garage $500. lot 24,443 ft. $1,150. Jason, Frank. Elm Street 3,300.00 House $3,000, lot 3.490 ft. $300. Jason, Frank E., Gushing Road 200.00 Lot 45-7 ,.590 ft. $200. Jason, George S.. Jason, Marjory L., Short Street 2.275.00 House $2,000. garage $75, lot 48-7,620 ft. $200. Jason, Harry S.. Jason. Alice M.. Ash Street 3.700.00 House $3,.500, lot 8.017 ft. $200. Jason, Helen S., Gushing Road 2,800.00 House $2,500, garage $100, lot 41-7213 ft. .$200. Jason, Herbert L., Jason, Grace M 2.825.00 House .$2,300. garage $25. lot 21,615 ft. $500. Jason, John L.. Jason. Ellen C. .Atlantic .\venue 4,975.00 House $3,500. garage $200. lot 16,800 ft. $1275. Ja.son, Mary E.. Ash Street 4.100.00 House $3,000. garage $500. lot 90-8.017 ft. $200, lot 89- 8.017 ft. $200, lot 91-8,017 ft. $200. Jason, Sylvia M., Pond Street 4,400.00 House $3,500, garage $400. lot 1 acre $500. Jenkins, Fred B., Smith Place 2,625.00 House $2,500, lot 6,130 ft. $125. Jenny Manufacturing Company, 73 Tremont Street, Boston... 9,600.00 Gas station $6,000, lot (Depot Court) 6,323 ft. $3,600.

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Jerome, Elizabeth L., Beechwood Street 3,450.00 House $3,000, garage $200, lot 11,250 ft. $175, lot 5^62 ft. $75. Johnson, Carl G. A., Johnson, M. Antoinette, Sohier Street 850.00 Lot 1-12,003 ft. $850. Johnson, Katherine H., Atlantic Avenue 16,175.00 House $7,500, barn S400, bathhouse $50, laundry $50, lot 1 acre 28,314 ft. $8,125, beach 150 ft. $50. Johnson, M. Antoinette, Sohier Street .' 10,850.00 House and garage $10,000, lot 2-11,971 ft. $850. Johnson, T. Clinton, Johnson, Evelyn Blaney, King Street 6,500.00 House S4,000, garage $100, lot and fieldland 10 acres 14,136 ft. $2,400. Jones, Alice G., Beechwood Street 1,150.00 House $750, garage $100, lot 21,780 ft. $300. Jordan, Cecil L., Box 2486, Winston-Salem, N. C 5,000.00 House $4,000, garage $200, lot B (Forest Avenue) 15,140 ft. $800. Keating, Annie G.. Pleasant Street 3,850.00 House $1,000, house $2,000, barn $100, lot (Norfolk Rd.)

1 acre 4,356 ft. $500, lot (Pleasant) 10,300 ft. $250. Keating, James M., Healey, Mary E., Pleasant Street 3,325.00 House $3,000, shop $75, lot 9,888 ft. $250. Keating, Pauline G., Keating, Barbara R., Keating, T. Gerard, Keating, Marv G., James Lane 3,150.00 House $2,800, garage $100, lot 10,779 ft. $250. Keene, Grace E., Keene, Henrietta, Toombs, Ruth K., Frost, Theodore L., Frost, Clifford H., Beach Street 19,375.00 House $3,000, garage $200, bungalow $5,000, garage $300, house $500, lots 5 acres 7,840 ft. $10,375. Keiran, Alice M., 25 Martin Street, Melrose 2,200.00 Lots (Chief Justice Gushing Way) 10 acres 15,080 ft. $2,200. Keller, Edith Wilbur, 37 Sheffield Road, Newton Center 12,000.00 House $6,000, barn $500, lot (Jerusalem Rd.) 3 acres 4,340 ft. $5,500. Kelley, Edward A. Estate, New England Trust Co., Trustees, 24 Milk Street, Boston 33,300.00 House $10,000, house $3,000, bam and shed .$2,500, laundry $200, shop $150, shop $100, woodhouse $200, henhouses (2) $400, lot (Jerusalem Rd.) 5 acres $15,000, lot (Jerusalem Rd.) 12,145 ft. $500, lot (Jerusalem Rd.) 10,890 ft. $1,250. Kelly, Katherine G., Kelly, John F., South Main Street 11,000.00 House $9300, garage $500, lot 1 acre 23 ft. $1,000.

Kelley, William J., North Main Street 7,600.00 House $5,200, garage $800, lot 1 acre 9,107 ft. $1,600. Kendall, Blanche H., North Main Street 22,350.00 House $10,000, garage $2,500, house $5,500, lot 1 acre 12,540 ft. $3,850, lot (Sohier) 10,441 ft. $500. Kennedy, John, Short Street 2,275.00 House $1,800, garage $100, lots 52, 54-14,400 ft. $375. Kenney, Horace P., Weston, Mass 375.00 Lots' 15, 16 (Bancroft Rd.) 37,912 ft. $375. Kerr, Milton L., Kerr, Marie G., North Main Street 7,400.00 House $5,000, garage $1,000, building $100, lot 19,022 ft. $1,300.

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Kerr, Nellie R., Springhouse, Pa 10,800.00 House $7,500, barn SI,000, lot 33,250 ft. $2,300. Ketchum, Helen L., King Street 17,400.00 House and garage $15,000, lot 3 acres 3,245 ft. $1,800, pasture and woodland 17 acres 10,890 ft. S600.

Kiggen, Helen J., Heirs or Devisees of, 30 Kenwood Road, Brookline 8,780.00 House $5,000, garage S200, lot (Jerusalem Rd.) 12260 ft. $1,200, lot B 12,085 ft. $1,200, lot D 11,837 ft. $1,180.

Killion, Bernard J., Nichols Road 50,000.00 House $18,000, house and garage $1,500, laundry $300, tool- house $25, casino SI,500, office building $100, lot, front 6 acres $21,000, lot, rear 5 acres 6,380 ft. $6,000, land 3 acres 2,720 ft. $1,500, meadowland 2 acres $75. Kimball, Gertrude A., Jerusalem Road 12,500.00 House $7,500, garage SI,000, lot 41,065 ft. $4,000. Kimball, John H., Kimball, Zaida F., Gushing Road 1,750.00 House $1,500, lot 57-10,230 ft. S250. Kimball's Lobster Shop, Inc., Margin Street 8.200.00 Restaurant $6,000, lot 4,000 ft. $1,200, lot 2,843 ft. $1,000. Kingsley, Catherine, Beechwood Street 3,500.00 House $2,750, barn $100, lot and fieldland 2 acres 21,780 ft. $650.

Kingsley, Mary J., Kingsley, Sara E., Beechwood Street 2,900.00 House $1300, house $500, garage $100, lot and woodland 6 acres 21,780 ft. $800. Kline, Margaret A., Kline, Leonard A., Bancroft Road 9,300.00 House and garage S7,800, lot 6-26,092 ft. $1,200, lot 7-33,772 ft. $300. Kloppenburg, Victor L., Kloppenburg, Helen P., Jerusalem Road 500.00 Lots 7B, IIB (Red Gate Trust) 18,085 ft. $500. Knapp, Clarence E., Jerusalem Road 45,000.00 House $20,000, barn $1,000, house $1,000, building $50, hen- house $50, lot, front 3 acres $21,000, lot, rear 8 acres 37,026 ft. $1,900. Knowles, John A., Atlantic Avenue 31,500.00

House $15,000, garage $1,000, lot 1 acre 40,576 ft. $15300. Knowles, Virginia \Vhitnev, Border Street 15,000.00 House $9,000, lot 3 acres 41,803 ft. $6,000. LaFlamme, Herschel M., LaFlamme, Velma L., North Main Street 2,200.00 House $2,000, lot 15,876 ft. $200. Lagrottaria, Francesco, Hull Street 2300.00 House $2,000, garage $200, lot 14,098 ft. $300.

Lambert, John J., Lambert, Catherine C, Jerusalem Road 12,500.00 House $6,000, laundry $300, garage $200, lot 1 acre 31,443 ft. $6,000. Lantz, Henry A., Lantz, Dorothy M., North Main Street 1,000.00 Bungalow $600, lot 14,009 ft. $400. Lapham, Lizzie C, Sohier Street 4,000.00 House $3,000, garage $200, lot 25,000 ft. $800. Lapham, Lizzie C, Lapham, Z. Thaxter, Gammons, Sarah C, Cohasset 300.00 Field and meadow (Plat 15) 1 acre 12,700 ft. $300.

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LaRosa, Josephine, LaRosa, Sebastian J., Hull Street 3,000.00 House $2,000, shop $300, barn $200, lot 10,000 ft. $500. Laugelli, Guiseppe, King Street 3,400.00 House $2,500, lot, field and meadow 11 acres 6,510 ft. $900. Lawrence, Charles F., 96 Waban Avenue, Waban 255.00 Woodland (Plat 66) 32,670 ft. $15, woodland (3rd Div.) 2 acres 32,670 ft. $55, woodland (Rice lot) 5 acres 10,890 ft. $185. Lawrence, Emma F., Spring Street 4,850.00 House $4,500, garage $100, lot 11,024 ft. .$250. Lawrence, Emma F., Lawrence, Sarah L., Peirce, Lillian M., Lawrence, Mary V., Lawrence, Leonard F., Spring Street 2,165.00 House $2,000, lot 7,354 ft. $165. LeClair, Bennie, Doane Street 1,650.00 House $1,350, barn $150, lot 10,890 ft. $150. LeClair, Benjamin N., Doane Street 200.00 Lot (Doane Street) 13,303 ft. $200. Lehr, Arthur L., Lehr, Ruth E., North Main Street 3,500.00 House $2,200, garage $300, shop $100, barn $100, lot 1 acre 225 ft. $800.

Leonard, Alice F., Elm Street 19,045.00 House $6,500, barn $1,000, house $3,000, house $2,500, shop $1,000, lot (N. Elm) 2 acres 17,180 ft. $3,750, lot (S. W. Elm) 24,000 ft. $825, pastureland (S. Pond) 6 acres 31,055 ft. $270, woodland 4 acres 10,890 ft. $200.

Leonard, Grace F.. Elm Court 2,250.00 House $2,000, lot 9,567 ft. $250. Leonard, Joseph L., Elm Court 375.00 Lots and field (Pond St.) 9 acres 17,139 ft. $375. Leonard, Joseph L., Leonard, Grace F., Elm Court 200.00 Lot 8,550 ft. $200. Leonard, Richard F., Leonard, Margaret, Pond Street 5,300.00 House $4,400, garage $400, shop $200, henhouses (3) $100, lot 9,745 ft. $200.

Lesh, Louise, Weymouth • 4.000.00 Lot 2 (Atlantic Ave.) 23,000 ft. $4,000. LeVangie, Pauline L., King Street 4,300.00 Bungalow and garage $3,500, lots 2 acres 35,235 ft. $750, swampland 5 acres 30,015 ft. $50.

Lewis, Eleanor, Brown, William H., Santry, Arthur J., Trus- tees, 60 State Street, Boston 6,425.00 House and shop $6,000, lot 4,270 ft. $425. Lewis, Rupert C, Lewis, Leda D., Beechwood Street 3,250.00 House $3,000, garage $100, lot 11,250 ft. $150. Lillard, Walter H., Lillard, Ethel H., Cedar Lane 13,050.00 House $11,000, garage $500, lots 3, 4, 2 acres 5,956 ft. $1,500, right of way 5,540 ft. $50. Lincoln, Mary Ardella, Duxbury 140.00 Woodland (W. King) 5 acres 39,150 ft. $140. Lincoln, Ellen H., Beechwood Street 75.00 Swampland (Lincoln) 3 acres $25, woodland, Maple Swamp 1 acre 27,225 ft. $50. J incoln, Ellen H., Lincoln, Lawrence F., Lincoln, Jerome C, 29 Valuation List, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Somerville, Jeanette C, Peterson, Viola, Beechwood Street 4,925.00 House $2,300, barn $300, lot 1 acre $600, pastureland 6 acres 38,115 ft. $300, fieldland (Souther) 2 acres $1,000, pasture- land (S. Beechwood) 7 acres $350, woodland (Burbank) 3 acres 32,670 ft. $75. Lincoln, Elliot C, 427 W. 10th St., Clairmont, Calif., Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co., Trustee, Boston 50.00 Woodland (Mary R. Lincoln) 2 acres $50. Lincoln, Harry N., South Main Street 4,100.00 House $3,000, garage $100, lot 1 acre 756 ft. $1,000. Lincoln, Harry W., South Main Street 4,400.00 House $3,000, garage $150, lot 29,430 ft. $1,250.

Lincoln, Levi T., Lincoln, Adelaide .^ 3,600.00 House $3,000, garage and shop $300, lot (Hyland) 33,116 ft. $300. Lincoln, Levi T., Beechwood Street 175.00

Fieldland (Plat 53) 1 acre $75, field and quarry (Turtle Is.) 5 acres 17,980 ft. $100. Lincoln, Charles C, Turner, Bertha L., North Scituate 500.00 Lot (Tan Yard) 35,572 ft. $500. Lincoln, Charles C., Lincoln, Harry N., North Scituate 130.00 Woodland (Chief Justice Cushing Way) 2 acres 32,255 ft. $130.

Lincoln, Mary J., Heirs of, Lincoln, Harry W., Hock, Rebecca D., Downs, Eleanor T., Downs, Frances, Cohasset 550.00 Lot (So. Main) 21,780 ft. $500, salt meadow (So. Main) 2 acres $50. Litchfield, Edward L., Beechwood Street 5,400.00 House $2,500, bungalow $1,800, garage $300, lot 1 acre 226 ft. $600, lot 12,842 ft. $200. Litchfield, Elwood F., Litchfield, Hattie L., Doane Street 3,275.00

House $1,200, barn $1,000, milkhouse $250, lot 1 acre $300, woodland (Damon) 4 acres $75, barn $25, field and wood- land 11 acres $425. Litchfield, Frank W., Greenbush 450.00 Woodland (E. Chief Justice Cushing Way) 17 acres 32,670 ft. $450. Litchfield, Lewellyn A., Litchfield, Annie L., Church Street 600.00 House $300, lot 21,780 ft. $300. Litchfield, Nettie E., South Main Street 1,800.00 House $1,500, lot 15,110 ft. $300. Litchfield, Paul T., Litchfield, Evelyn F., North Main Street 8,250.00 House $7,000, lot 27,225 ft. $1,250. Litchfield, Ralph W., East Weymouth 25.00 Salt meadow (So. Main) 21,780 ft. $25. Litchfield, Walter E., 96 Doane Street 1,910.00 House $1,700, barn $100, henhouse $10, lot 32,670 ft. $100. Little, Catherine W., Atlantic Avenue 42,550.00 House $25,000, garages (2) $500, henhouses (2) $100, house $800, garage $100, building $1300, lot and woodland 11 acres 15,660 ft. $11,400, lots and beach 3 acres $2,650, marsh- land 2 acres 23,925 ft. $500. Locke, Amos W., Trustee, 82 Portland Street, Cambridge 1,005.00 One-half house $750, barn $50, lot (Beechwood St.) 4 acres 21,780 ft. $150, woodland (W. King) 3 acres 21,780 ft. $35, woodland (W. King) 2 acres 4,356 ft. $20.

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Logan, Cecelia F., Logan, Martha T., Logan, Elizabeth C, Jerusalem Road 50,500.00 House $25,000, house $3,500, garage $3,500, barn $300, house $2,000, greenhouse $500, lot, front 7 acres $14,000, lot, rear 6 acres 5,335 ft. $1,700. Long, Harry V., Atlantic Avenue 30,000.00 House $15,000, garage $2,000, lot and beach 3 acres 9,440 ft. $13,000. Long, Margaret A., 8 Brimmer Street, Boston 3,250.00 Bungalow $2,000, lot 5 acres $1,250. Longo, Lorenzo, Longo, Angelina 3,550.00 House $2,800, barn $250, lot 21,100 ft. $500. Lothrop, Daniel Estate, Daniel C. Linscott, Exect., 24 Milk Street, Boston 850.00

Pastureland (S. Spring St.) 1 acre 21,780 ft. $150, wood- land (S. Pond) 9 acres 13,068 ft. $500, woodland (Souther)

5 acres $100, woodland (Delano) 1 acre $25, woodland (Battles) 2 acres 21,780 ft. $75. Lothrop, Thomas A., Lothrop, Carrie L., Summer Street 8,975.00

House $6,000, garage $100, lot 1 acre 38,335 ft. $2,875. Lovett, Irene L., 333 Beacon Street, Boston 345.00 Lots 111, 112 (Bl. Rock Road) 3,455 ft. .$345. Low, Felice, Cedar Lane 7,150.00 House $6,500, lot 13,970 ft. .$650. Low, G. Prescott, Low, Felice, Cohasset 30,000.00 House $5,000, house $2,000, barn $500, henhouse $25, wood- house $50, shed $50, lot and fieldland (Chute) 15 acres 6,665 ft. $22,375.

Lyons, Arthur J., Lyons, Anne Ross, 77 Englewood Avenue, Brookline 8,325.00

House $6,500, buildings (3) $300, barn $100, shop $100, lot and field (So. Main) 1 acre 39,639 ft. $1,325. Lyons, Bridget, Pleasant Street 2,300.00 House $2,000, garage $100, lot 21-9,856 ft. $200. E., Lyons, Mary Lyons, Patrick J., North Main Street 3,275.00 House $2,500, henhouse $25, lot 32,126 ft. $750. MacLean, Edwin A., MacLean, Walter E., MacLean, Frank E., Hull Street 2,700.00 House $1,800, barn $300, office building $50, henhouse $100, garage .$50, lot 20,000 ft. $400. MacNeill, Frederick D., North Main Street 3,500.00 House $2,500, barn $200, lot 39,220 ft. $800. MacNeill, John N., MacNeill, Helen Nudd, Ripley Road 7,500.00 House $6,000, garage $500, lot 22,891 ft. $1,000. MacNeill, Millard E., MacNeill, Kerstin F., Jerusalem Road 6,275.00 House $5,000, garage $500, lot 7,650 ft. $775. Magee, Alice M., Finch, Mary E., Norfolk Road 3,350.00 House $2,800, barn $150, building $50, lot 14-15,075 ft. $350. Maher, Margaret E., 133 Beechwood Street 3,050.00 House $2,500, garage $50, henhouse $50, lot 32,670 ft. $450. Mahoney, Helen C, 76 Summer Street 8,500.00 House $6,300, garage $200, lot 1 acre 8,310 ft. $2,000.

Malley, Edward W., Jr., Malley, Barbara B., Atlantic Ave 14,450.00 House $6,500, shed $50, boathouse $100, barn $500, lot C 1 acre 29,520 ft. $7,300.

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Manheimer, Arthur E., Forest Avenue 24,000.00 House $14,000, garage $2,500, lot 1 acre 31,921 ft. $7,500. Manning, Richard, Manning, Mary, Bow Street 2,275.00 House $2,000, lot and marshland 2 acres 24,047 ft. $275. Mapes, Charles H., in Trust, Elm Street 4,200.00 House $3,000, garage $500, shed $50, lot 18,487 ft. $650. Mapes, George B., Elm Street 5,050.00 House $3,500, garage $100, lot 42,055 ft. $1,450. Maree, Elizabeth K., Pleasant Street 3,600.00 House $3,000, garage $100, lot 20,670 ft. $500. Marks, Anna, Hill Street 4375.00 House $3,800, garage $250, lot 21,360 ft. $525. Marks, Anthony R., Oak Street 2,475.00 House $2,000, garage $75, lot 100-8,017 ft. $200, lot 99-8,017 ft. $200. Martin, Annie L., Martin, Margaret C, French, Bertha M., Merigold, Beatrice M., Parker Avenue 2,300.00 House $2,000, garage $100, lot 11,650 ft. $200. Martin, Robert, 25 Huntington Avenue, Boston 12,685.00 House $5,000, garage $200, lot (Atlantic Avenue) 2 acres 4,111 ft. $7,485. Matteson, William G., Jr., Matteson, Jeanette S., Black Horse Lane 6,000.00 House $5,500, lot 4-10,755 ft. $500. May, Abigail W., South Main Street 9300.00 House $6,500, l)arn $1,000, schoolhouse $500, lot 3 acres $1,500. May, Eleanor H., South Main Street 11,000.00 House and garage $9,500, lots 1, 2, 1 acre a0,489 ft. $1,500. May, Jeannie S., May, Stella, Highland Avenue 8,00(T.00 House $6,500, garage $500, lot 10,000 ft. $1,000. Maynard, Bertha O., King Street 5,200.00 House $4,000, barn and garage $100, lot 2 acres 10,890 ft. $1,100. McAllister, John T., 200 Washington Avenue, Pleasantville, N. Y 4,375.00 Bungalow $1,000, garage $500, lot (Beach Street) 1 acre 18,730 ft. $2,875. McArthur, James R., McArthur, Delia A., Red Gate Lane 5300.00 House and garage $5,000, loLs (Pt. 15, 16) 10,031 ft. $500. McArthur, Mary Ida, Highland Avenue 4,500.00 House $4,000, lot 12.500 ft. $500. McArthur, Rhoda M., Margin Street 4,000.00 House $3,000, shop $50, laundry $50, lot 25,695 ft. $900. McArthur, William H., Jr., McArthur, Mary W., Pleasant Street 3,250.00 House $2,500, garage $50, lots 27. 28, 29, 30,720 ft. $700. McAulifTc, Margaret, Dixon, Josephine, McAuliffe, William, Jacombe, Ruth, McAulifle, Charles, Smith Place 1,900.00 House $1,750, lot 6,070 ft. $150. McCarthy, Eva D., Jerusalem Road 17,700.00

House $12,000, shop $500, lot 1 acre 33,078 ft. $5,200. McCarthy, Margaret A., Ash Street 700.00 House $500, lot 87-8,017 ft. $200.

McCormack, Edward J. Heirs or Devisees of, Summer Street... 6,400.00 House $5,000, garage $150, lot 27,225 ft. $1,250.

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McCormack, Margaret E., Jerusalem Road 11^50.00 House §5,000, garage $500, lot 1 acre 6,817 ft. $5,000, lot 16,335 ft. $750. McCormick, Mary L. E., McCormick, Margaret, 2 Worthing- ton Street, Roxbury 4,500.00 House $3,000, shop $350, lot 17270 ft. $1,150.

McElwain, J. Franklin, 140 Federal Street, Boston 83,400.00 House S25,000, cottage $12,000, garden house $1,500, house $7,500, house $3,000, garage $1,800, tennis house $500, build- ing SI,500, bathhouse $1,000, lot (Atlantic Ave.) 2 acres

17,424 ft. 511,500, lot (Atlantic Ave.) 1 acre 35,567 ft. $9,000,

lot 1 acre 20,088 ft. $7,500, lot 12,000 ft. $1,500, flats and marsh 15.356 ft. $100. McGaw, Charles S., Norfolk Road 7,700.00 House $2,800, garage $100, lots 11, 12-30,315 ft. $750, house $2,800, barn $500, lot 16-15,036 ft. $350, lot (Pt. 7 and Lot 8) 20,050 ft. $400. McGaw, William H., South Main Street 58,310.00 House $6,000, hardware store building $10,500, No. 2 build- ing $9,500, house $6300, barn $300, house $7,000, garage $1,500, house $5,000, garage $100, building $1300, lot (Manasse) 10,200 ft. $1,835, lot (Manasse) 10,700 ft. $2,900, lot (Bridgham) 16,100 ft. $2,575, lot (E. So. Main) 1 acre 12,632 ft. $2,500, marshland 3 acres 29380 ft. $100, lot (Hanlon) 8,000 ft. $200, land (James Lane) 16,800 ft. $100, woodland (W. King St.) 5 acres 21,780 ft. $200. McGowan, Albert C., 11 Stone Avenue, Somerville 800.00 Lot 23302 ft. $800. McGrath, Mary L., Stockbridge Street 1,600.00 House $1,500, lot 4,100 ft. $100. Mclntyre, Delia L., Cook, Harry F., c/o Mrs. Catherine L. Bovle. 73 Highland Avenue, Watertown 2,200.00 House $1300, house $300, lot (Bow Street) 17300 ft. $400. McKenna, William N., McKenna, Thelma K., Atlantic Avenue 15,000.00 House $6300, barn $500, bathhouse $50, building $50, lot 1 acre 42,222 ft. $7,900. McKenzie, George L., McKenzie, Janet L., 347 So. Main Street 2,000.00 Bungalow $1,750, garage $150, lot 8,800 ft. $100. McLarnon, Paul, McLarnon, Alice, Jerusalem Road 5300.00 House $3,000, lot 40,000 ft. $2300. McLaughlin, Jane Frances, Smith Place 1,075.00 House $1,000, lot 3,738 ft. $75. McLellan, Mary C, Ash Street 3,375.00 House $2,800, barn $200, lots 83, 84-16,034 ft. $375.

McLellan, William J., McLellan, Maria J., Smith Place 1,850.00 House $1,500. lot 16,161 ft. $350.

McMahon, Mary I., McMahon, Kathleen, Summer Street 1,600.00 Shop $100, lot 1 acre 4,350 ft. §1,400, woodland (Rice lot) 3 acres 21,780 ft. $100.

McNamara, John J., McNamara, Margaret E., Margin Street 1,200.00 House §1,000, lot 5,427 ft. $200. McNeil, Charles A., McNeil, Rita L., North Main Street 2,175.00 House $1,000, house $1,000, building $25, lot 7,190 ft. $150. McSweenev, Catherine, Oak Street 1,750.00 House $1300, shop §50, lot 122-8,017 ft. $200.

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Meallo, Frank, Meallo, Barbara, Hull Street 2,000.00 House $1,500, lot 26,000 ft. $500. Mealy, E. Robert, Beechwood Street 8,400.00 House $6,500, icehouse $300, bungalow $200, cowbarn $50, lot 8 acres 18,424 ft. $1,150, pastureland (N. Beechwood) 3 acres 34,848 ft. $200. Mealv, Ernest R., Mealv, Ruth G., Beechwood Street 200.00 Land (King and Lillv Pond) 1 acre $200. Mealv, Ruth G., Marshiield R. F. D 65.00 Woodland (2nd Div.) 1 acre 38,115 ft. $65.

Meehan, Joseph Leo, Pleasant Street •. 3,400.00 House $2,500, lot 38,720 ft. S900. Mello, Antoine L., Margin Court 1,850.00 House $1,700, garage S50, lot 3,000 ft. $100. Merriam, Josephine W., Highland Avenue 11,250.00 House $5,500, lot 12,465 ft. 81,250, house S3,000, lot (No. Main) 20,635 ft. $1,500. Merrill, Sherburn W., Merrill, Barbara S., Border Street 5,100.00 House and garage $4,500, lot 12,405 ft. $600. Merritt, Anna O., Beechwood Street 5,035.00 House $2,500, garage and shop S350, henhouse $100, camp $50, lot 3 acres $1,800, field and pastureland 5 acres 13,068 ft. $200, land (S. Beechwood) 2 acres $20, fresh meadow i acre 32,670 ft. $15. Metropolitan Federal Savings & Loan Ass'n, 120 Franklin St., Boston 1,125.00 Lots (Bancroft Road) 1 acre 37,720 ft. $600, lots 23, 24-1 acre 14,507 ft. S525. Methodist Episcopal Church Treasurer, North Cohasset 100.00 Lot 6,150 ft. $100. Mever, Dora M., South Main Street 6,700.00

House S4,000, barn $500, shed SlOO, lot 1 acre 2,616 ft. $2,100. Millar, Ida L., South Main Street 7,100.00 House $4,500, greenhouse $500, garage $150, lot 32,670 ft. $1,500, fieldland 3 acres 1830 ft. $450. Millar, Marv G., Ripley Road 4,200.00 House $3,000, garage $150, lot 21,780 ft. $1,050. Milliken, Walter L., Parker, Sarah E., c/o New England Trust Co., 24 Milk Street, Boston 14,500.00 Garage $2,500, lot (Milliken) 3 acres 4,356 ft. $12,000. Mitchell, Charles A., Doane Street 50.00

Fieldland 1 acre $50. Mitchell, Frederick, Mitchell, Mary C, Norfolk Road 1,000.00 House $625, lot 17-15,144 ft. $375. Mitchell, Joseph L., Mitchell, Grace L., Doane Street 1,125.00 House $1,000, shop $50, lot 1 acre $75. Modente, Rose, Laugelli, Barbara, Sestito, Mary, Cohasset 6,125.00 House S4,000, house $1,500, building $L00, lots and wood- land 10 acres 19375 ft. $525. Moller, Margaret \V., 1023 Randolph Avenue, Milton 8,650.00 House $7,000, garage $50, building $100, lot (Atlantic Ave.) 20,605 ft. $1,500. Mollica, Salvatore, Jerusalem Road 630.00 House $3,000, garage $250, lot 2 acres 36,105 ft. $3,000. 34 Valuation List, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Monahan, Helen M., Rockland 600.00

Lot 1 (Beechwood St.) 22,876 ft. $300, lot 2 (Beechwood St.) 20,545 ft. $300. Monks, George Gardner, Monks, Katharine Knowles, Beach Street 31,900.00 House $19,000, garage and stable $3,000, swimming pool $1,000, lot 3 acres 38,848 ft. $7,800, lot 23,800 ft. $1,100. Monson, Madre R., Bancroft Road 6,850.00 House $5,500, lot 25,147 ft. $1,150, lot 14-20,136 ft. $200. Monteiro, George G., Monteiro, Edith L., Stockbridge Street 2,775.00 House $2,500, barn $100, lot 6,860 ft. $175. Moore & Company, 303 Pemberton Building, Boston 550.00 Woodland (2nd Div.) 9 acres 16,335 ft. $250, woodland 5 Moors, John F., Ill Devonshire Street, Boston 56,000.00 acres $150, woodland 5 acres $150. House $10,000, lot (Jerusalem Road) 5 acres $30,000, house $1,500, barn $500, house (Cabot) $10,000, garage $500, lot (rear) 13 acres 17,424 ft. $3,500. F., Ill Street, Moors, John Moors, Francis J.,, Devonshire Boston 4,000.00 Land (E. Jerusalem Rd.) 1 acre 41,382 ft. $4,000. Morrill, Louise M., Highland Avenue 7,500.00 House $6,500, lot 2-9,828 ft. $1,000. Morris, Elizabeth C, Norfolk Road 3,850.00 House $2,800, barn $200, lot 15,000 ft. $350, land 42,480 ft. $500.

Morris, Mary J., Stockbridge Street 2,350.00 House $2,000, garage $250, lot 3310 ft. $100.

Morris, William H., Morris, Albert J., Norfolk Road 4,375.00 House $3,800, garage $200, lot 37-14,716 ft. $375. Morse, Herbert E., Morse, Dorothy C, North Main Street 3,450.00 House $3,000, garage $300, lot 8,400 ft. $150. Morse, Winifred E., North Main Street 2,600.00 House $1,800, garage $200, henhouse $50, barn $200, lot 16,990 ft. $350. Mudge, Hope R., 68 Pembroke Street, Newton 2,000.00

Lot 1 acre $2,000. Muir, Anne W., Muir, George 2nd, Jerusalem Road 23,000.00 House $11,000, garage $1,000, lot 1 acre 28,749 ft. $11,000. Mulcahy, Bernard H., Pond Street 7,000.00 House $5,500, garage $500, lot 22,955 ft. $1,000. Mulcahy, John D., Mulcahy, Madelaine C, Pleasant Street 2,350.00 House $2,000, shop $100, lot 26-10,500 ft. $250. Mulcahy, John W., Mulcahy, Hannah A., Pleasant Street 3,800.00 House $2,000, garage $350, lot 7,550 ft. $150, house $1,200, lot 3,650 ft. $100. Mulcahy, Thomas F., 46 W. Neptune Avenue, Springfield 2,175.00 House $2,000, garage $50, lot (Pleasant St.) 4,770 ft. $125. Mulhern, Annie M., Pleasant Street 2,600.00 House $1,800, shop $500, lot 12,800 ft. $300. Mulhern, Frederick M., Pleasant Street 700.00 Lot (Smith Place) 20,623 ft. $500, meadowland (Pleasant) 38,880 ft. $200.

Mulhern, George J., Mulhern, Bertha, Gushing Road 2,225.00 House $2,000, lot 14,466 ft. $225.

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Mulvev, Edward A., Mulvev, ^[a^\ M., Pond Street 3.600.00 House S2.500, barn S100,'lot 4 acres SI,000.

Muncev, Frank X., Muncev. Eleanor L., South Main Street . 4500.00 House S3,900. lot 12^00 ft. §600. Murdock, John A., Murdock, Phvllis S., South Main Street 5.600.00

House S3,500, barn $100, lot 1 acre $2,000. Murphv, Delia T., Oak Street 2,000.00 House SI.500, garage SIOO. lots 94, 95-18.192 ft. $400.

Murphy, Thomas J., Murphv, Marv A., 56 Tremont Street. Braintree 200.00 Lot 96 (Oak Street) 8352 ft. $200.

Murphv, \Valter J., Beechwood Street 25,975.00 House $8,500, stable and garage S2300. cowbam $1,150, bungalow SI,500, greenhouse S800, water tank $300, engine- house $50, henhouse $50, workshop S800, garage $800. well- house S50, woodhouse S50, lot and fieldland 27 acres $9,000. field and woodland 8 acres 34.345 ft. $425. Muther, Lorenzo F.. Muther. Josephine A.. Border Street 2,300.00

Lot 1 acre 2,610 ft. $2,300.

Mutual Federal Savings c^- Loan Association of WTiitman 10,350.00 House $1,500. house $500, garage $100, lot 3 acres 36.142 ft. OOfet 9snoqu9q '000>$ u-^^q '000^6$ 3snoq '00^8$ iJsnoH $8,250. Nardo, Salvatore Nicola, Hull Street 3,100.00 House $2,500, garage $500, lot 1,900 ft. $100. Xardo. Xicola. Hull Street 1.150.00 House $1,000, lot 7.700 ft. $150.

Xason, Harold T., Xason, Mary J., Cohasset 425.00 Pastureland (Beechwood) 4 acres 10,890 ft. $425. Nason, William W., Xason, Letitia. Oak Street 2,600.00 House S2.000, garage $200. lot 119-8,017 ft. $200, lot 120- 8.017 ft. S200. Naun, Nora E., South NLiin Street 5250.00

House $3,500, kennels S300. garage $300, lot 1 acre 9,658 ft. $1,150. Neagle, Marv F.. Border Street 1,900.00 House $1,500. shop S50. lot 14,820 ft. $350. Nelson. Charles P., Xelson. Margery- L., South Main Street 9,600.00 House S7.000. barn and garage $1,000. buildings $100, lot 21.900 ft. $1500.

Newton. .Alice J., Heirs or Devisees of, .\tlantic .\venue 8,400.00 House S6.000. garage $200, lot 1 acre 1 ft. $1,000, lot 1 acre 22,860 ft. $1200. Nichols, Belle M., South Main Street 6.850.00 House $5,000. garage $400. lot 29.920 ft. $1,450. Nichols, Clarissa W., Riplev Road 8,150.00 House $5500. garage $400, lot 33,625 ft. $2250.

Nichols, Harriet J., Nichols. L. Emma, Jerusalem Road 5.075.00 House $3500, greenhouse $50, henhouse $25, lot 1 acre Nickerson. Edith C, Pond Street 25,400.00 28,170 ft. $1,000, woodland (W. King St.) 5 acres $250, field and marsh (E. Jerusalem Rd.) 2 acres 2510 ft. $250. lot 16 acres 34.848 ft. $10,600. Nilsson, Arthur E., Xilsson, Una M., Border Street 15.000.00 House $12,450, garage $150, lot 1 acre 7.439 ft. $2,400.

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Noonan, Catherine D., South Main Street 4,000.00 House $3,500, garage $100, lot 7,000 ft. $400. Nott, Elizabeth, Heirs or Devisees of. Beechwood Street 4,550.00 House $2,000, bungalow $500, barn $100, house $1,000, lot 1 acre 21,780 ft. $700, lot 17,370 ft. $250. Nudd, Alice T., North Main Street 4,000.00 House (one-half) $3,000, lot 9,500 ft. $1,000. Nudd, Alice T., MacNeill, Helen N., Cleaves, Mary E., Cohasset 3,175.00 House $2,500, shop $50, lot (No. Main St.) 27,500 ft. $625. Nunes, Carolina V., Margin Court 2,000.00 House $1,900, lot 2,500 ft. $100. O'Connell, Mary E., 121 Corev St., West Roxbury 5,900.00 House $3,000,' house $2,000, shed $100, lot (Jerusalem Rd.) 11,840 ft. .$800. Old Colony Railroad Company, Palmer, Howard S., Loomis, James Lee, Sawyer, Henry B., Trustees of; under Sec. 77B of the Bankruptcy Act 11,240.00 Depot $4,000. coal office and scales $400, freight house $1,200, Coal shed $400, land 40,000 ft. $3,200, land (freight yard) 1 acre 2,040 ft. $800. land (So. Pleasant) 12,500 ft. $240,

land (E. Spring) 3.120 ft. $20, land (C. James Pratt) 1 acre 10.200 ft. $120, land (Cushing) 17.424 ft. $40, land (W. Sohier) 25,000 ft. $40, land (VV. Sohier) 10,800 ft. $20, land (W. Sohier) (),325 ft. $20, land (VV. Bl. Rd. Station) 5,445 ft. $40, land (At. Beechwood Station) 10,890 ft. $80, land (W. S. Gammons) 3,910 ft. $40, land (Priscilla B. Lincoln) 1,545 ft. .$20, land (Esther Lincoln) 6.725 ft. $40, land (at Scituate line) 9,740 ft. 540, tracks outside location $480. O'Leary, William T., Jerusalem Road 15.900.00

House $9,000, barn $1,000, lot 1 acre 9,579 ft. $5,900. Oliver, Ethel S., Coolidge, Helen S.. Oliver, E. Lawrence, Sey- mour, ALilcolm, Cohasset 6,000.00 House $5,000, lot (Jerusalem Road) 17,300 ft. $1,000. Oliver, Joseph L., Ash Street 3,250.00 House $2,800, garage $75, lots 85, 86-16,034 ft. $375. Oliver, Margaret, Elm Court 4,100.00 House $2,500, bungalow $1,000, garage $100, lot 33,243 ft. ,$500. Oliver, Mary E., Elm Street 3,780.00 House $2300, garage $300, lot 19,600 ft. $980.

O'Malley Associates, O'Malley, Charles J., O'Malley, Lucille F., O'Malley, Charles D., O'Malley, Louis J., 44 School Street, Boston 42,000.00 House $20,000, house $5,000, garage $700, garage $300, lot (Jerusalem Road) 2 acres 38,114 ft. $16,000. O'Malley, Cornelia Leary, Stevens Lane 21,390.00 House $14,000, garage $2,000, building $50, building $200, barn $200, lot and fieldland 9 acres 21,780 ft. $4,750, land 3 acres 13,780 ft. $190. Onwood, Rene, Jerusalem Road 15,000.00 House $2,000, lot 2 acres 32,670 ft. $13,000. Ordway, Mabel D., 6 Parley Vale, Jamaica Plain 26,750.00 House $10,500, garage $2,500, lot (Cooper's Is.) 30,492 ft. $1,750, house and garage $10,000, lot (Jerusalem Rd.) 27,738 ft. $2,000. Ormo, Edith K., Cohasset 6,000.00 Land (S. E. Margin) 9,400 ft. $3,000, garage $3,000.

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Ormo, Hugo, Orrao, Edith K., Cohasset 4,800.00 Land (S. E. Margin) 15,000 ft. $4,800. Ormo, Edith K., et al, Cohasset 150.00 Woodland (Kimball) 5 acres 5,445 ft. $100, woodland (Kim- ball) 2 acres $50. Pagliaro, Stephen, Hull Street 2,700.00 House $2,000, barn and garage $200, lot 3 acres $500. Pape, Frederick W., Pond Street 2,150.00 House $1,500, barn $100, henhouse $50, lot and pasture- land 2 acres 27,465 ft. $500. Pape, Hester S., Chief Justice Gushing Way 4,325.00 House $3,500, barn $500, milk house $50, stable $25, lot, pasture and woodland 6 acres $250. Parker, E. Lawrence, Parker, Constance W., So. Main Street 11,800.00 House $3,000, bungalow and garage $6,000, lot (So. Main)

23,400 ft. $800, lot 1 acre 7,260 ft. $2,000. Parker, Maurice W., Parker, Rosalia, Beechwood Street 3,250.00 House $1,800, barn $150, lot 10 acres $1,000, lot 21,780 ft. $300. Parks, Grace L., Blaisdell, Lillian G., So. Main Street 7300.00

House $5,000, garage $500, lot 1 acre 35,155 ft. $2,000. Patrolia, Clarence M., Norfolk Road 2,800.00 House $2,500, lot 10-15,022 ft. $300. Pattee, Penelope L., c/o Second National Bank, Boston 8,425.00 House $7,000, garage $150, shop $50, lot (Atlantic Ave.) I acre 4,356 ft. $1,200, beach (Atlantic Ave.) 3,508 ft. $25. Patterson, Maude L., LaCour, Fay P., 456 N. 7th St., Newark, N. J 10.00 Woodland (W. King St.) 12,468 ft. $10. Pearson, Alonzo, Pleasant Street 3,100.00 House $1,200, house $1,500, shop $50, lot 15,307 ft. $350. Pearson, John B., 17 Ash Street 2,000.00 House $1,500, shop $50, lot 77-9,756 ft. $250, lot 76-8,112 ft. $200. Pease, Marianna, Church Street 2,000.00 House $1,500, barn $200, lot 21,780 ft. $300. Peavey, Gertrude Lucille, Sohier Street 2,500.00 House $2,200, barn $150, lot 16,335 ft. $150.

Pegram, Jean F., 223 Vose Avenue, South Orange, N. J 1,350.00 Barn $1,000, pasture and marsh (So. Main) 3 acres 33,495 ft. $350. Pegram, Jean F., Buck, Mercy P., 223 Vose Avenue, South

Orange, N. J 16,600.00 House $5,800, barn $750, bungalow $3^00, lot (So. Main) 2 acres 37,997 ft. $3,750, lot and fieldland 3 acres 28,087 ft. $2,700, marshland 9 acres $100. Peirce, Agnes M., Scituate 800.00 House $500, lot (Doane Street) 1 acre $300. Peirce, Alice A., South Main Street 3,850.00 House $2,000, barn $100, lot 1 acre 30,492 ft. $1,700, salt

meadow 1 acre 21,780 ft. $50. Pelletier, Helen L., Sankey Road 8,625.00 House and garage $5,500, lot 13A 11,394 ft. $575, lots 1 acre 30,475 ft. $2,400, meadowland 3 acres 22,040 ft. $150.

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Perkins, Josephine S., 110 Irving Street, Cambridge 21,775.00

House $10,500, garage S500, lot (Jerusalem Rd.) 1 acre 34,820 ft. §10,775. Perry, Annie M., Hill Street 1.250.00 House $750, lot (2/3 60, 2/3 59) 12,920 ft. $300, lot 69-7,977 ft. .S200. Perry, Clara E., Hill Street 2,100.00 House ?1,800, garage S50, lot 67-9,488 ft. $250. Perry, Ellen V.,'Hu11 Street 2,850.00

House $2,000, garage $50, lot 1 acre 42,760 ft. $800. Perry, Frank, Hill Street 550.00 Shop $50, lot (58, 1/3 59) 13,444 ft. $300, lot 68-8,357 ft. .$200. Petersen, August F., Petersen, Marv E., Elm Street 4,750.00 House $4,000, garage $350, lot 6,400 ft. $400. Petersen, August F. B., Sohier Street 7.725.00 House and business block $5,000, lot (Elm Street) 4,029 ft. $750, land (W. Forest Ave.) 8 acres 29,262 ft. $1,200, lots 3, 4, 5, 6 (Jerusalem Road), 39,500 ft. $750, lot (Sandy Cove) 150 ft. $25. Petersen, Lawrence I)., Hull Street 3,100.00 Bungalow $2,500, garage $200, lot 95-18,900 ft. $400. Petersen, Miriam C. Soliier Street 8,050.00 House $5,500, barn $500, lot 24,516 ft. $1,700, lot 3-4,972 ft. .$350.. Petersen, Peter A. D., Sohier Street 2.700.00

House $1,500, barn S200, lot 1 acre 29.611 ft. $1,000. Petersen, Ralph D., Sohier Street 3,500.00 Bungalow S2,750, lot 33,225 ft. S750. Peterson, Arnold P., Pleasant Street 2,600.00 House $2,000, garage S300, lot 10,890 ft. $250, fieldland 4,780 ft. $50. Pfallman, Barbara K., Sohier Street 5,500.00 House $4,000, garage $125, lot 18,538 ft. $1,375. Philbrook. Charles C, Philbrook, Martha W., Mill Lane 1,000.00 House $800, barn $50, lot 8 acres $150.

Pickering, Emma J., Black Rock Road 4,200.00 House $3,500, garage $100, lot 2-6.382 ft. $600. Piepenbrink, Ada S., North Main Street 6,000.00 House $4,000, barn $300, lot 24,300 ft. $1,700. Piepenbrink, Stella I., 56 Charlesgate East, Boston 4,950.00 Lots 72, 73, 74 (Black Rock Road) 21,179 ft. S750, fieldland (Forest Ave.) 13 acres 43,008 ft. $4200. Pitman, Harold A., Pitman, Christiana, Jerusalem Road 35,000.00 House $20,000, garage $2,000, lot 3 acres 30,348 ft. $10,500, land (Jerusalem Road) 2 acres 20,863 ft. $2,500. Pitts, Mary A. P., 85 Chestnut Hill Road, Newton 17,500.00 House $8,000, garage $500, lot 1 acre 11,761 ft. $9,000. Plant, Caroline G., South Main Street 65,200.00 House $25,000, stable and garage $6,000, house $4,000, barn $2,500, greenhouse $500, building $100, lot 18 acres 9,583 ft. 527,000, marshland 4 acres 17,424 ft. $100. Poland, Abby C, Short Street 2,000.00 House $1,800, lot 50-7,200 ft. $200. Poland, William E., Poland, Helen E., Red Gate Lane 7,070.00 House and garage $6,000, lot llA 30,578 ft. $1,070.

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Poland. \ValLer M.. Poland. Ruth M.. Oak Street 2,000.00 House $1,800. lots 116, 117-16335 ft. $200. Polito. William. Lamberts Lane 2,400.00 House S400. house $1,000. bam $100, lot 1 acre 26371 ft. $400. lot 1 acre 4.008 ft. S500.

Powers. Anna C. Smith Place .- 1.975.00 Hou^ Sl.SOO, shop $50. lot 4.675 ft. $125.

Powers. Nellie J., North Main Street 2,350.00 House SloOO. shop $75. stable $25, lot and fieldland 1 acre 24JS25 ft. $750. Pratt. Aaron. Beechwood Street 3,475.00 House 51.200. bam $730. garage $30. silo $100. milk house $50. house $700. lot 1 acre $300, lot (Church St.) 1 acre $125. Pratt. Adelaide M.. Margin Street 24p00.00 House $7,000. house $3oOO, house $3,000. bam $500. garage $300. lots S acres 6.662 ft. $9,900, land «off Margin St.) 6.634 ft. $100. Pratt. Alfred W.. Beechwood Street 3,750.00

House , one-half) $2,000. garage $500. lot 1 acre 10,890 ft. $750. lot 21.780 ft. $300. land

House ( one-half) $2300. lot (Elm St.) 13300 ft. $640. Pratt. Elmer H.. Pratt. Ruth A.. Stevens Lane 1,400.00 House $1,000, lot (Riplev Road) 11.690 ft. $400.

Pratt. Ellsworth ^^ .. Pratt, Nelson C, Pratt, Carroll D., Co- hasset 2,700.00 Bam $500, shop $700. lot (Riplev Road) 16,661 ft. $750, woodland (^\^ Riplev Road) 20 acres $475, lot 38 (Ash and Hill) 9.341 ft. $225, lot (W. Riplev Road) 1245 ft. $50.

Pratt. Elsworth AN'.. Pratt. Ezckiel, Bowman, Marv , Plummer, Alice. Carf>enier, Irving. Pratt, Nelson C, Pratt, Carroll, Cohasset 400.00 \Voodland (E. Forest Ave.) 6 acres 30.492 ft. $400. Pratt. Florence E., Beechwood Street 5.050.00 House $2300, garage $400. plavhouse $150, lot (Beechwood and King) 6 acres 967 ft. $2,000. Pratt. Harrv R.. Beechwood Street 1,900.00 House 51300, lot 31.050 ft. $400. 40 Valuation List, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Pratt, Ira X., Beechwood Street 85.00 AVoodland 7 acres $10, meadowland 2 acres $75. Pratt, Ira Norton, Pratt, Sarah Lee, Beechwood Street 1,800.00 House (Part of) $1,200, barn $200, lot and fieldland 6 acres 3,416 ft. S400. Pratt, Marion G., Brook Street 3,700.00 House $3,000, barn S200, lot 10^00 ft. $500. Pratt, Marv M., c/o Herbert E. Bowman, North Acton 150.00 Lot (Smith Place) 17,800 ft. $150. Pratt. Nelson C, Pratt, Alberta M., North Main Street 3,600.00 House $2,000, garage $500, building $100, lot 1 acre 27,000 ft. $1,000. Pratt, Ora H., Beechwood Street 2,800.00 House S2.500, garage $150, lot 10,890 ft. $150. Pratt, Roscoe G., Pratt, Marion, Beechwood Street 1,000.00 Bungalow S900, lot 4,504 ft. $100. Pratt, S. Stanley, Pratt, Rachel P., Beechwood Street 4,450.00 House $3,500, garage $150, lot 21,780 ft. $300, lot 38,400 ft. $500. Pratt, Warren S., Pratt, Leona B., Elm Street 6,000.00 House and garage $5300, lot 18,080 ft. $500. Pratt, William H., 95 Beechwood Street 7,625.00 House $3,000, bungalow $1,500, barn $600, garages (2) $450, milk room and garage $500, camp $50, lot and fieldland 6 acres $1,000, pastureland 7 acres $525.

Prendergast, John J., Oak Street 3,150.00 House 52,500, garage $200, henhouse $50, lots 115, 116- 16,863 ft. S400.

Priest, Alton J., Cedar Street , 1,500.00 House $650, lot and woodland 8 acres 21,780 ft. $850. Priest, Helen M., Cedar Street 2,600.00 House $1300, barn $300, restaurant $250, lot 23,600 ft. $550. Putnam, Willard S., Putnam, Dorothy, Summer Street 5,350.00 House $4,500, garage $300, lot 11370 ft. $550.

Railsback, Irene D., Nichols Road / 7,800.00 House $5,000, garage $175, lot 37,180 ft. $2,625. Reardon, Rosamond T., Elm Street 10,875.00 House $7,000, barn $750, lot 2 acres 5,445 ft. $3,125. Reddv, Clarence S., Black Horse Lane 3,500.00 House $3,000, lot A (Summer) 10,959 ft. $500. Reddv, Clarence S., Reddy, Ruth A., Black Horse Lane 26,675.00 House $2,375, lot (Grassie) 4360 ft. $125, house $3,200, lot (Grassie) 5,470 ft. $150, garage $150, house $4,500, garage $500, lot (Donovan) 17,909 ft. $850, house and garage $5,000, barn S50, lot (Jason) 31,410 ft. $1,000, house $2,500, garage S400, lot (Ormo) 4.200 ft. $100, woodland (2nd Div.) 2 acres 10,890 ft. $25, house $5300, lot (Schultz) 4366 ft. $250. Red Gate Trust, Harold F. Barnes and Albert E. Bruford, Trustees, 110 Milk Street, Boston 1,900.00 Lots (Red Gate Lane) 4 acres 35,927 ft. $1,900. Reed, David A., Reed, Margaret W., Walpole, N. H 1,400.00 Camp S50, land (Highland Ave.) 18 acres 7,231 ft. $1,350. Reed, Harrv H., Reed, Ada B., Beechwood Street 2,100.00 House $1,800, garage $100, shop $50, lot 10,890 ft. $150.

Reed, Harrv H., Jr., Reed, Ethel M., Beechwood Street 2,100.00 Bungalow $2,000, lot 6,000 ft. $100.

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Reed, Walter J., Reed, Clair F., 50 Hinkley Road, Milton 37,300.00 House $18,000, garage $2,000, toolhouse $300, lot (Jerusalem Road) 5 acres 34,848 ft. $15,500, lot 32,030 ft. $1,000, bath- house $100, lot 8,700 ft. $400. Rego, Virginia, Norfolk Road 3,900.00 Bungalow $3,000, garage $300, lots 30, 31-30,396 ft. $600.

Reid, William J., Reid, Emma L., Stockbridge Street 3,100.00 House $2,500, barn $200, lot 18,000 ft. $400. Reid, William Thomas 3rd, Beach Street 3,200.00 Bungalow $2,000, lot 1 acre 32,321 ft. $1,200. Reynolds, Darius D., Hull Street 3,700.00

House $2,500, barn $200, lot 1 acre $800, woodland and swamp 4 acres 27,225 ft. $200. Reynolds, Eleanor A., Ripley Road 15,000.00

Hospital $9,000, nurses' home $2,200, garage $300, lot 1 acre 6,440 ft. $3,500. Rice, Marguerite G., Black Horse Lane 14,000.00 House $2,000, barn $500, shop $50, greenhouse $100, hen- house $50, lot and fieldland 18 acres 28,749 ft. $11,300. Rice, Paul N., Rice, Elizabeth E., Margin Street 13,750.00

House $8,200, garage $300, lot 1 acre 14,010 ft. $5,250. Richards, Charles D., Richards, Marion L., North Main Street 4,500.00 House $4,000, lot 9,420 ft. $500. Richardson, John, 50 Federal Street, Boston 24,000.00

House $18,000, garage $400, lots C and 1 (Atlantic Ave.) 2 acres 23,828 ft. $5,100, Beach (lot J) 5,963 ft. $500. Richardson, Louisa C, 50 Federal Street, Boston 12,500.00 House S6,500, garage S500, cottage $500. lot (Atlantic Ave.)

I acre 1,742 ft. $5,000. Richardson, Robert E., Richardson, Ellen, Hull Street 2,350.00 House $2,000, garage $100, lot 12,000 ft. $250. Ring, Alice, North Main Street 775.00 Bungalow $750, lot 6,000 ft. $25. Ripley, Marguerite A., Bill to Marguerite Giles, Sunnvside, Troy, N. Y .' 9,000.00 House $7,000, garage $200, lot (Sohier) 28,135 ft. $1,800. Riska, iMaria L.,'Riska, Paul G., 315 Foster Street, Brighton 1,700.00 Lot (Atlantic Ave.) 17,470 ft. $1,700. Robertson, Beulali G., Robertson, E. Harry, King Street 7,000.00

House and garage $5,500, lots I acre 39,585 ft. $1,500. Roche, NLirgaret M., North Main Street 3,300.00 House $2,000, barn S300, shop $50, lot, field and woodland 10 acres 21,780 ft. $950. Rogers, William C, King Street 15,200.00 House $7,000, barn $1,700, garage $1,000, playhouse $100. lot

21 acres $5,000, land (E. King St.) 1 acre $200, meadow and orchard (Beechwood) 2 acres 21,780 ft. $200. Roman Catholic Archbishop, Bill to Rev. Francis S. Keaney, South Main Street 19,900.00 House $15,000, house $2,000, lot 43,560 ft. $1,900, lot (Spring St.) 56,750 ft. $1,000. Rooney, Margaret, Beechwood Street 850.00 House (one-half) $700, shop $75, lot 5,445 ft. $75.

Rooney, Mary F., Norfolk Road 3275.00 House $2,800, garage $100, lot 15-15,042 ft. $375.

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Rooney, Peter J., Rooney, John J., Cohasset 1,000.00 House $800, lot 98 (Oak St.) 8,017 ft. $200. Roonev, Stephen H., et al, Stockbridge Street 2,000.00 House $1,800, lot 11,600 ft. $200. Rosano, Frank, North Main Street 4,750.00 House $1,500, house $1,000, camps (5) $375, garage $100, lot and woodland 10 acres 21,780 ft. $1,050, woodland 7 acres 10,890 ft. $725. Rosano, Maria, King Street 4,120.00 House $1,500, barn $150, garage $200, shed $150, house $1,500, lot and woodland 6 acres 21,780 ft. $550, woodland (Rice lot) 5 acres $70. Rosano, Mary Jean, Chief Justice Cushing Way 3,000.00 House $2,500, lot 2 acres 11,310 ft. $500. Ross, William M., Ross, Ruth H., Sankey Road 9,675.00 House and garage $9,000, lot 2-6,865 ft. $350, lot 1-6,593 ft. $325. Rounseville, Winifred, Rochester, Mass 4,700.00 House $3,500, building $500, lot (So. Main St.) 18,586 ft. $700. Royce, Raymond B., Royce, Gladys M., Forest Avenue 5,500.00 House $4,350, garage $150, lot 17,126 ft. $1,000. Ruiter Motor Sales, Inc., South Main Street 17,350.00 House and garage $12,000, garage $500, lot (front) 19,200 ft. $3,850, lot (rear) 10,210 ft. $1,000. Russell, William Goodwin, Russell, Grace T., Highland Ave. 6,850.00 House $5,500, garage $200, lot 3-11,561 ft. $1,150. Rust, Fred W., 98 Kirkstall Road, Newton 33,500.00 House $20,000, garage $2,500, bathhouse $1,000, lot (Jeru- salem Rd.) 1 acre 14,520 ft. $10,000. St. John, Anastasia, St. John, Teresa, South Main Street 10,000.00 House $6,000, office building $300, lot (front) 10,890 ft. $3,300, lot (rear) 5,506 ft. $400. St. John, Celia R., Ripley Road 5,500.00 House and garage $3,500, lot 29,392 ft. $2,000.

Salvador, Bernard J., Salvador, Bessie, Elm Court 7,625.00 House (one-half) $1,500, garage $200, lot 4,700 ft. $200, house $1,425, lot (Tower) 3,820 ft. $175, house $2,000, shop $100, lot 34,600 ft. $650, bungalow $1,000, lot 18,907 ft. $375. Salvador, Catherine I., South Main Street 5,775.00 House $1,000, house $1,000, house $500, lot (Elm Court) 40,850 ft. $950, house $2,000, garage $100, lot (Stockbridge) 7,600 ft. $225. Salvador, Clarence W. B., Elm Street 3,750.00 House $3,000, lot 22,800 ft. $750.

Salvador, Frank J., Salvador, Helen D., Stockbridge Street 2,000.00 House $1,750, garage $50, lot 7,200 ft. $200. Salvador, George W., Elm Street 3,400.00 House $2,800, lot (Stockbridge) 25,900 ft. $600. Salvador, Louis E., Pleasant Street 3,500.00 House $3,000, lot 20,608 ft. $500. Salvador, Mary G., Elm Street 3,600.00 Restaurant and house $3,000, lot 1,880 ft. $600.

Sargent, Alta J., Doane Street 1,600.00 House $1,200, henhouse $25, shed $25, lot 1 acre 10,890 ft. $350. 43 Valuation List, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Sargent, Clifton Foch, Sargent, Ida M., Beechwood Street 2,325.00 House $2,000, lot 21,780 ft. S300, lot 1,174 ft. $25. Sargent, George F., Sargent, Abbie L., Beechwood Street 1,850.00 House $1,500, barn $150, henhouse $50, lot 10,890 ft. $150. Savage, Adele, Savage, Helen De S. P., Elm Street 3,000.00 House (one-half) S2,500, lot 10,600 ft. S500. Savage, Richard D., Sugar Hill, East Weare, N. H 700.00 Pastureland (W. So. Main) 13 acres 8,712 ft. $650, right of way (W. So. Main) 5,200 ft. $50. Sawver, Mildred F., 203 Bav State Road, Boston 41,675.00 House $10,000. garage $1,500, building $500, lot (Black Rock Road) 41,010 ft. $3,275, house $2300, lots 66, 65-9,150 ft. $900, lot 52-8,750 ft. $875, lot 57-pt. 53 and 55-13,430 ft. $1,075, barn $500, lot 89-5,124 ft. $500, house $5,500, lot 58 5,475 ft. $500, house $6,500, barn and greenhouse S2,000,

doghouse S50, lot (Piepenbrink) 1 acre 17,018 ft. $3,000. fieldland (Forest Ave.) 2 acres 21,780 ft. $1,500, lot 24-7,636 ft. S500, lot 25-7,550 ft. $500.

Schoirring, Harold W., Schairring, Hildur Sorbv, Lexington . 8,500.00 House $5,000, garage S500, lots 18, 19. 20 (Black Rock Rd.) 31208 ft. $3,000. Schofield, Emma F., 20 Beacon Street, Boston 9,000.00 House $1,500, house S500, lot (Cooper's Is.) 3 acres 2,178 ft. S7,000. Schofield, Parker F., King Street 4,750.00 House $4,000, garage $250, lot 32,670 ft. $500. Schott, Mabel D., South Main Street 8,775.00 House $5,500, garage $2,000, henhouse $25. lot 28,400 ft. $130. Schottmiller, Adam F., Schottmiller, Nora D., 78 Claymass Road, Boston 5.650.00 House 54,000, garage $150, lot (South Main St.) 1 acre 38,115 ft. $1,500. Scott, Norman E., Scott, Musa C. Bancroft Road 8,900.00 House and garage $7,500. lot 22-30,192 ft. $1,400. Scripture. Ralph E., Elm Street 6.800.00 House $6,000. garage $250. lot 11,700 ft. $550. Seaver, All)ert H.. Scavcr, Edna H.. Highland Avenue 10.000.00 House $9,000. lot 1-9,658 ft. $1,000. Seaver, Edna H., Highland Avenue 8,975.00 House $7,500. garage $500, lot (Sohier St.) 14320 ft. $975. Second Congregational Church, Cohasset 2300.00 House $1,500, garage $500, lot (Red Gate Lane) 10.096 ft. $500.

Sessions, Leora I., Pleasant Street 6300.00 House S5,400. garage $125, shop $50. building $50. lot 38.600 ft. $875. Sestito, .Antonio, Sestito, Rose Maria, North Main Street 3300.00

House $3,000, lot 1 acre $500.

Sestito, Salvaiore V., Sohier Street ' 4.375.00

House $3,000, lot 1 acre 5.640 ft. $1,375. Sestito, Vincenzo V., Sestito, Barl)ara. Sohier Street 3300.00 Bungalow $2,000. greenhouse $750, lot 33,211 ft. $750. Sevcrne, Homer A.. Scvcrne, Edna L.. Pond Street 10.000.00

House $7,500, barn $400, lot 1 acre 3,084 ft. $2,100. 44 Valuation List, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Sevmour, Malcolm, Sevmour, Marv DeForest, Red Gate Lane 17.750.00 House S15,000, lot 34,846 ft. S2,750. Shallow, Edna R., Black Rock Road 21300.00 House $10,000, garage $2,000, greenhouse S200, lots 6, 5-9

inc. 1 acre 1,901 ft. $4,000, lots 13, 14-16,670 ft. $1,300, lots 10, 11, 12-34340 ft. 53,000, lot 3-11,275 ft. $700, lot (one- half) 5,404 ft. S300. Sherbrook, Virginia E., Jerusalem Road 7,850.00 House S4,000, garage S500, lot 33,550 ft. 53,350. Sidnev, Ellcrv C. S., Stockbridge Street 200.00 Lot 5,567 ft. $200. Sidnev, Evelvn E., Stockbridge Street 2.600.00 House $2300, lot 3,500 ft. 5100. Sidney, Van R., Sidnev, Gladvs NL, Sidnev, Osgood S., Cohasset 3,200.00 House $2300, barn 5200,' lot (Stockbridge St.) 21,300 ft. $500. Signorelli, Salvatore, Signorelli. .\nna. North Main Street 2.800.00 House 52,000. building 5100, lot 36,919 ft. $700. Silva, George, 35 Winter Street. Fall River 3,675.00 ' House 53,000, garage 5150. lot (Border St.) 23,400 ft. $525. Silver, Annie H., Norfolk Road 2.400.00 House S2.000, lot 35-16.875 ft. 5400. Silvia, .Annie E.. Heirs or Devisees of, Border Street 1,850.00 House $1300, lot 15.300 ft. 5350. Silvia, .\nthonv, Silvia. Nfadelaine, Mill Lane 1350.00 House $1,200, lot and ficldland 7 acres $350. Silvia, .Antoine L., Silvia. Walter 1.875.00 House 51,000, shop $350, shop .550. house S150, lot 13,120 ft. S325. Silvia, Charles F.. North Main Street 1.800.00 Bungalow 51300, lot 9,000 ft. $300. Silvia, Delfina, Stockbridge Street 1.475.00 House 514^00, lot 11,750 ft. 5275. Silvia, Joseph A., Norfolk Road 50.00 Lot (Mill Lane) 18,980 ft. $50. Silvia, Joseph A., Silvia, Ruth S., Norfolk Road 3,350.00 House $2,400, garage 5500, shop 550, lots 32. 33-16,820 ft.

$400. .

Silvia, Joseph F., Silvia, Frank J., Silvia. Manuel P., Silvia, Matthew, Silvia, August, Silvia, Mar\ E., Cortez, Florence, Oak Street 2,300.00 House $2,000, garage $100, lot 113-3,819 ft. 5200. Silvia, Joseph F., Heirs or Devisees of, George G. Monteiro, Administrator, Cohasset 2.375.00 House 52,000, barn $100, lot (Stockbridge St.) 11,750 ft. $275. Silvia, Joseph M., Short Street 5,375.00 House 52300, house $2,000, garage 5100, lots 42, 43-26,012 ft. $575, lot* 75 (Ash St.) 8,188 ft. $200. Silvia, Mae M., Margin Street 7,225.00 House $4,000, store $1,000, bam $100, lot 1 acre 2,440 ft. $2,125. Silvia, Marv T., Beechwood Street 2,700.00 House $2,000, garage $150, buildings (2) $50, lot 39,204 ft. 5500. E., Silvia, Thomas J., Silvia, Elizabeth Ash Street 1.700.00 Bungalow $1300, lot 74-8,088 ft. $200.

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Simeone, Maria, South Main Street 9,900.00 House and store $7,000, garage $500, lot (front) 6,300 ft. 31,750, lot (rear) 6,300 ft. S650. Simeone, Zelinda, South Main Street 11,050.00 House and store $7,000, garage $500, restaurant $1,000, lot (front) 6,500 ft. $1,800, lot (rear) 7,500 ft. S750. Simonds, Julia L., 280 ^Varren Street, Brookline 19,575.00 House $10,000, barn $200, lot 1 acre 38,332 ft. $9,375. Simpson, Frederick Charles, 131 State Street, Boston 8,000.00 House $7,000, garage $300, lot (Border St.) 9,100 ft. $700. Simpson, Ruth L., Sohier Street 12,000.00 House $8,000, barn $500, lot 45,450 ft. $3,500. Singler, Florence, Jerusalem Road 6,000.00 House 53,000, garage S150, house $2,000, lot 10,882 ft. $550, lot 5.864 ft. $300. Sjogren, Fritz, Sjogren, Frances E., King Street 11,400.00 House S8,000, garage $500, toolhouse S200, greenhouse $250, woodhouse $100, doghouse $25, pergoda $25, storagehouse $50, laundry $250, lot and woodland 8 acres $2,000. Slocomb, Florence S., Pond Street 8,800.00 House $7,000, garage $300, lot 33,575 ft. $1,500. Slocum, Celia G., 52 Clark Road, Brookline 5,450.00 House $4,000, garage $200, lot A (Forest Ave.) 10,605 ft. $700, lot 9,832 ft. $550. Smith, Charles O., Smith, Marjorie McC, Hinghara 3300.00 Lot (Nichols Road) 3 acres 35,670 ft. $3,500. Smith, Ellen F., Pleasant Street 1,750.00 House $1,500, lot 10,240 ft. $250. Smith, George W., Smith, Helen F. W., 87 Milk Street, Boston 11,150.00 House $8,000, garage $650, lot (Atlantic Ave.) 22,275 ft. $2,500. Smith, Kilburn M., 959 E. 84 Place, Chicago, 111 300.00 Field and woodland (Lamberts Lane) 3 acres 34,920 ft. $300. Smith, Nora A., 48 Troy Street, Boston 1^00.00 Lot (W. So. Main St.) 75,066 ft. $1,500. Snow, Margaret B., Damon, Amelia R., Summer Street 5,100.00 House and garage $4,700, lot 6,158 ft. $400. Somerville, Arthur, Somerville, Jeanette, Beechwood Street 1,825.00 House $1,200, barn $300, lot 5 acres 5,445 ft. $325. Sorrento, Dominick, Cedar Street 2,975.00 House $1,800, garage $100, building $100, henhouses (2) |50, greenhouse $100, lot 2 acres 23,370 ft. $825. Souther, David, King Street 100.00 Woodland (W. King St.) 5 acres $50, woodland (W. King St.) 2 acres 21,780 ft. $50. Souther, David, Souther, Mabel L., King Street 6,300.00 House $3,500, barn $500, camp $300, shed $300, shed $200, lot and woodland 6 acres 32,670 ft. $1300. Souther, David, Jr., Souther, Suzanne, Minot 300.00 Pumphouse $100, land (Chief Justice Gushing Way) 2 acres 19,815 ft. $200. Souther, Eva V., Wellfleet, Mass 75.00 Woodland (E. Chief Justice Gushing Way) I acre 32,140 ft. $75. Souther, Kenneth, Souther, Daisy Vera, Chief Justice Gushing Way 3,800.00 46 Valuation List, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Bungalow $2,500, restaurant $800, lot 1 acre 18,400 ft. $300, fieldland and woodland 2 acres 13,920 ft. $200. Souther, Sally C, Highland Avenue 9,000.00 House $6,500, barn $300, garage $200, lot 17,804 ft. $1,700, land (off Highland Ave.) \ acre 10,519 ft. $300. Sparrell, Ernest, Summer Street 12,000.00 Funeral home $10,750, lot (Summer and So. Main) 24,810 ft. $1,250. Stampleman, Samuel C, Stampleman, Fannie, Beechwood Street 60,100.00 House S20,000, garage $6,000, cottage $6,000, house $4,000, log cabin $1,000, greenhouse $2,500, shop $200, sheds (2) $200, teahouse $3,500, pool $1,000, barn $600, icehouse and shed $200, lot, field and woodland 35 acres 13,360 ft. $14,000, land (Mason) 5 acres $500, land (N. Beechwood) 1 acre 17,802 ft. $150, land (Mason) 17,500 ft. $250. Stanley, Fred V., Stanley, Fannie N., Red Gate Lane 5.500.00 House and garage $5,000, lot 15-10,345 ft. $500. Starr, Ethel, Taylor, Margaret, Keating, Henrv, Cohasset 2,300.00 House $2,000, garage $100, lot (James Lane)'ll,014 ft. $200. Starratt, William H., Starratt, Sarah E., Elm Street 5,050.00 House $4,000, garage $300, lot 15.513 ft. $750. Stegmaier, Charles L.. Stegmaier, Elizabeth B., Atlantic Ave. 9,575.00 House $7,500, garage $500, lot 17,661 ft. $1,575. Stevens, Charles \V., Stevens, Robert K. C, Heirs or Devisees of, Stevens, Malcolm H., Jerome, Elizaljeth L., Cohasset 5,425.00 House $3,250, barn $300, shop $50. henhouse $50, lot and field (Beechwood) 2 acres 32.670 ft. $1,200, land (E. Beech- wood) 5 acres 11,685 ft. $575. Stevens, Malcolm H., Stevens, Helen C, Beechwood Street 5,950.00 House $5,000, garage $400, solarium $25, greenhouse $25,

lot 1 acre 536 ft. $500. Stoddard, Charles R., Stoddard, Henry L., Stoddard, George H 1,675.00 House $1,200, garage $100, shop $100, lot (Beechwood) 19,200 ft. .$275. Stoddard, Elliot, Stoddard, Marv Coughlin. Stevens Lane 6,000.00

House $3,500, lot 1 acre 37,750 ft. $2,500. Stoddard, Elliot Estate, Stoddard, Luese and Granite Trust Company, Trustees 13 ,500.00 House $4,500, barn $1,000, lot (off Elm St.) 1 acre 6,405 ft. $2,000, field and meadow (N. Sohier) 4 acres 26,136 ft. $2,000, lot D (Highland Ave.) 6,850 ft. $100, lot (Highland Court) 19,500 ft. $450, bungalow $2,500. woodland (Sohier and King) 16 acres 36,720 ft. $850, woodland (2nd Div.) 2 acres $100. Stoddard, Samuel, Stoddard, Mary A., Stoddard, Emma F., Hvland, Clara E., Cohasset 2,550.00 House $2,000, barn $250, lot (Church Street) 21,780 ft. $300. Stone, Edwin A., Border Street 2,325.00 House $2,000, shop $100, lot 4,735 ft. $225. Stoughton, Mary C, Beechwood Street 3,250.00 House $2,500, barn $300, lot 32,670 ft. $450. Stover, Lillian C, 39 Ash Street 3,125.00 House $2,500, building $200, garage $50, lots 70, 71-16,020 ft. $375. 47 Valuation List, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Street. Gerald G. E., 185 Devonshire Street. Boston 7,150.00 House S6,000, lot (S. Main St.) 1 acre 1,306 ft. 31,000, pas- tureland 4 acres 21,780 ft. S150. Strickland. Chauncv, Strickland, Velma. Lamberts Lane 2300.00 House 52,000. garage $150, bam $50, lot 1 acre 25,700 ft. SjOO. Stuart. Marv I., 6 ^V'oodchester Drive, Chestnut Hill 31,000.00

House S26.000. garage SI.000. lot 1 acre 10.890 ft. $10,000. Stiidlev, Arthur. Bill to Ralph R. Studlev. Hull Street 1,650.00

House SI,000, lot 1 acre 435 ft. S500, lot 10,125 ft. §150. Suhrland. Atle B., Suhrland, Alette D., South Main Street 6350.00 House $5,000, garage S250, lot 1 acre 7,848 ft. $1,300. Suhrland, Atle B., South Main Street 50.00

Lot 1 acre 21,780 ft. S50. Sullivan. Elsie M., Pleasant Street 3,000.00 House S2o00, lot 20,480 ft. $500.

Sullivan. Eugene J., Sullivan. Mildred F., South Main Street 6,700.00 House S5.000, garage $500. lot 25,826 ft. $li200. of, Sullivan. James J., Heirs or Devisees Pleasant Street 2350.00 House S2.000, garage $50. shop $50, lot 18,100 ft. $450.

Sullivan, James J., Jr.. Sullivan. E. Louise, South Main Street 4^50.00 House $3300, lot 2434 ft. $850. Sullivan. Mar\- A., Spring Street 2200.00 House SI.800. barn $200, lot 8310 ft. $200. Swain. Harriet F., 226 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston 20,825.00 House S7.000. barn $350. garage $100. lot 2 acres 18,619 ft. $9,675. lot (S. W. Jerusalem Road) 38,226 ft. $3200. lot 15 (Black Rock Road) 11,000 ft. $500. Sweelev, Elizabeth M.. Doane Street 2,675.00 House S2.000. barn $200, building $100, lot and woodland 7 acres 21,780 ft. $375. Sweenev, Henrv E., Bow Street 8,100.00 House $5,000, barn $2,000, shop $100, lot 4 acres 12,632 ft. $1,000. Sweenev. James M., Bow Street 2350.00 House $2,000, barn $50, lot 41,332 ft. $500. Sweenev, Marv E., Sweenev, Henrv E.. Bow Street 250.00 Fieldiand 24,829 ft. $250. Svlva. Charles. Border Street 4350.00 House S1300, barn $400, lot 14,110 ft. $350, house $1200, garage $50, lot (No. Main St.) 1 acre 5329 ft. $1,050.

Svlvester, Albert L., Svlvester, Elizabeth Edwards, 1 Jerusalem Road 11,600.00 House $8300. garage $500, lot 38,115 ft. $2,600. Sylvia. Marv E., Black Horse Lane 2,900.00 House 52.000. barn $150, lot 15,600 ft. $750. Taft. William H., Pleasant Street 3,425.00 House S3,000, lot 20,480 ft. $425. Tanger, Emma L., Elm Street 4,425.00 House $2300. barn $100. lot 19,400 ft. $700, lot 1,600 ft. $325. shop $800. Tavlor. Kathleen M., Tavlor, William H., Forest .\venue 9300.00 House and garage $3300, lot 2 acres 21,494 ft. $6,000. Teixeira, Manuel S.. James Lane 1200.00 House $950, garage $100, lot 1367 ft. $150. 48 Valuation List, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Thaver, Alice V., Highland Avenue 3,000.00 House $2,700, lot 6,067 ft. $300. Thayer, Caroline B., Atlantic Avenue 24,950.00 House and garage $18,000, lot 3 acres 15,570 ft. $6,700, marshland 1 acre 23,828 ft. $250. Thayer, Esther, Merrill, Effie, Farr, Rosamond, Thayer, Paul, Thayer, Ansel, Thayer, Theodore, Heirs of, Thayer, Charles, Heirs of, Bill to Francis A. Farr, 33 Mt. Vernon Road, East Weymouth 3,200.00 House $2,500, barn $25, henhouse $25, lot (No. Main St.) 1 acre 41,702 ft. $650. Thayer, Frederick A., Pond Street 100.00 Lot (Pleasant St.) 4,392 ft. $100. Thayer, Frederick A., Sessions, Leori I., Purrington, Hazel, Trott, Rosilla, Cohasset 75.00 Woodland (W. Ring St.) 3 acres 4,356 ft. $75. Thayer, Frederick A., Trustee, Lowe Estate, Cohasset 10,750.00 House $7,500, garage $250, lot (Beach Street) 47,500 ft. $3,000. Thayer, Irene C, Pond Street 10,575.00

House $7,500. garage $200, lot 1 acre 26,020 ft. $2,875. Thayer, Sherman R., Atlantic Avenue 6,800.00 Upland (E. Atlantic Ave.) 5 acres 27,878 ft. $6,750, flats 23,958 ft. $50. Thompson, Edward H., Parker Avenue 2,475.00 House $2,000, garage $100, lot 15,624 ft. $375. Thompson, Richard C, Thompson, Miriane D., Stevens Lane 10,000.00 House and garage $7,500, lot 25,695 ft. $2,500. Thompson, Zillah, Thompson, Leslie, Thompson, Lancelot, Oak Street 3,000.00 House $2,500, building $50, lots 111, 112-18,656 ft. $450. Thurber, Mabel C, Beechwood Street, Cohasset 3,025.00 House $1,500, barn $150, shop $150, garage $75, lot 1 acre $600, field and pastureland 7 acres 39,114 ft. $550.

Thyng, Arthur A., c/o Mrs. H. J. Maring, 4230 Trent Way, Los Angeles, 41, Calif 200.00 Lot 121 (Oak St.) 8,017 ft. $200. Tilden, Grace M., Ripley Road 4,875.00 House $4300, lot 8,000 ft. $375. Tilden, Margaret, Cushing Road 2,975.00 House $2,800, lot 7,140 ft. $175. Tilden, Nellie P., Bill to Nellie P. Wheelwright, Cohasset 6,400.00 House $4,000, barn $200, lot (So. Main) 1 acre 1,742 ft. $2,200. Tilden, William E., Pleasant Street 1,000.00 House $800, lot 16,671 ft. $200. Tilden, William T., Summer Street 8,250.00

. House $6,000, garage $500, lot 1 acre 3,484 ft. $1,750. Todd, Albert W., Jerusalem Road 36,200.00 House $25,000, barn $2,000, lot 1 acre 20,473 ft. $9,000, lot 2,474 ft. $200., Tolman, Helen R., Juniper Hall, Shrewsbury 3,125.00 Bungalow and garage $3,000, lot (Beechwood St.) 11,650 ft. $125. Tower, Abraham H., South Main Street 500.00 Lot 20,890 ft. $500. 49 Valuation List, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Tower, Burgess C, Tower, Leigh ton, Tower, Edward E., Cohasset 5,200.00 House $4,000, garage $200, lot 15,000 ft. $1,000. Tower, Gilbert S., Tower, Elizabeth O., North Main Street 11,000.00 House $8,500, garage $500, lot 21,330 ft. $2,000. Tower, Ella A., et al, 18 Algonquit Street, Dorchester 50.00 Woodland (Plat 72) 1 acre 32,670 ft. $50. Tower, Horatio B., et al, 99 Kemper Street, Wollaston 400.00 Woodland 3 acres $150, woodland 5 acres 21,780 ft. $250. Tower, Mary F., Tower, Sargent F., Beach Street 7,700.00 House $5,000, barn $300, garage $400, lot and fieldland 2 acres 1,742 ft. $2,000. Tower, Mary P., Tower, Charlotte S., Tower Lane 41,725.00 House $7,500, garage $500, henhouse $50, toolhouse $50, lot 2 acres 38.203 ft. $5,750, land (2/3 Pikel lot) 6 acres 21,780 ft. $400, pasture and lane (W. Ripley Rd.) 3 acres $150, house lot 14 (Riplcv Rd.) 16,000 ft. $400, lot 8 (Riplev Rd.) 16,200 ft. $750, lot' 9 (Riplev Rd.) 16,700 ft. S750, wood- land (Parker) 4 acres 21,780 ft. $100, restaurant $10,000, lot (Border St.) 23,780 ft. $7,125, boat shop $2300, storage ^ building $1,500, storage building $1,000, paint shop $1()0, lot (Border St.) 15.900 ft. $3,000, meadowland (E. Riplev Rd.) 6,200 ft. $100. Tower, Mary P., Tower, Charlotte S., Tower, Russell B., Tower, Gilbert S., Tower, Ruth W., Wheelwright, Josiah, Coliasset 1,325.00 Woodland (Halifax) 48 acres $1,200, woodland (Pritchard) 5 acres 5,445 ft. $125. Tower, Mvra W., South Main Street 4^200.00 House $3,500, garage $200. lot 10.370 ft. $500. Tower, Rubin F., South ^^ain Street 100.00 Woodland (Great Swamp) 4 acres 38.115 ft. $100. Tower, Russell B., Tower, Lilla NL. Beach Street 10,300.00 House $8,500, garage $600, lot 17,426 ft. $1,200. Towle, Anna Leland. South Main Street 6,000.00 House $4,000, lot 2 acres 10,890 ft. $2,000. Towle, Mildred C, Towle, Philip L., Jov Place 3.000.00 House $2,000, garage $400, shop $100, lot 32.860 ft. $500. Towle, Philip L., Joy Place 2,425.00 House (one-half) $1,800. lot (Elm St.) 16,000 ft. $550, or- chard 8,904 ft. $75. Treat, Nathaniel W., Treat, Lucv E., Atlantic Avenue 3,600.00 House $2,000, shop $100, lot 23,400 ft. $1,500. Tripp, Roy M., Tripp, Marion T., Hill Street 2,800.00 House $2,500. garage $100, lot 8,167 ft. $200. Trott, Rosilla D., South Main Street 6J200.00 House $5,000, garage $300, lot 17,900 ft. $900. ' Trustees First Parish, Cohasset 1,275.00 Garage $100, lot (Ripley Rd.) $1,175. Trustees Masonic Building, Brook Street 6,350.00 Building $6,000, lot 74^80 ft. $350. Trustees Methodist Parsonage, North Cohasset 215.00 Garage $200. lot 910 ft. $15. Tuckerman, Elsie M., Atlantic Avenue 23,000.00

House $15,000, garage $300, lot 1 acre 40,325 ft. $7,700. 50 Valuation List, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Tumey, Philip D., Tumey, Daisy, North Main Street 1,100.00 Bungalow $1,000, lot 10,942 ft. $100. Tyler, Bartlett, Tyler, Ruth L., Atlantic Avenue 18,765.00 House and garage $12,000, lot 44,431 ft. $6,500, land (rear) 13,486 ft. $265. Upham, Preston, Beach Street 23,200.00 House $15,000, garage $1,000, toolhouse $200, lot 2 acres 20,691 ft. $7,000. Valine, Argenta C, Stockbridge Street 3,700.00 House $1,800, house .$800, garage $200, lot 39,858 ft. $900. Valine, Bridget M., Valine, Agnes E., Stockbridge Street 2,250.00 House $2,000, shop $50, lot 8,109 ft. $200. Valine, Frederick P., Border Street 3,425.00 House $2,500, garage $100, lots 19, 20 (Norfolk Rd.) 22,353 ft. $525, lot 18-13,346 ft. $300. Valine, Frederick P., Valine, Delia P., Border Street 3,450.00 House $3,000, garage $200, lot (Border St.) 6,118 ft. $250. Valine, Henrietta C, Stockbridge Street 2,650.00 House $2,000, barn $100, lot 12248 ft. $300, lot 5,000 ft. $250. Valine, Joseph A., Spring Street 4,400.00 House $3,000. house $750, garage $100, henhouse $50, lots 127, 128-20,470 ft. $500. Valine, Mary A., Pleasant Street 3,050.00 House $2,000, garage $300, lot 36,000 ft. $750. Varano, Bruno, Hull Street 3,200.00 House $3,000, garage $25, lot 9,300 ft. $175. Varland, Alma, 55 Beacon Street, Boston 5,500.00 House and garage $4,650, lot (Black Rock Rd.) 8,588 ft. $850. Vedanta Centre Inc., 420 Beacon Street, Boston 2,075.00 House $750, woodland (Beechwood St.) 1 acre 19,380 ft. .$500, lot and fieldland 15 acres $825. Vedeler, George T., Vedeler, Fannie H., Pond Street 9,600.00 House .$8,000, garage $500, lot 38,375 ft. $1,100. Wadsworth, Dorothy M., Ripley Road 7,150.00 House $6,000, garage $150, lot 16,777 ft. $1,000. Wagner, George R., Cohasset R. F. D 1,325.00 House $1,000, barn $200, lot (Doane St.) 10,890 ft. $125. Wagner, Marguerite S., Jerusalem Road 14,000.00 House $7,000, barn $1,000, lot 1 acre 42,382 ft. $6,000. Wales, Lucy D., Atlantic Avenue 6,345.00 House $5,000, garage $500, lot (E 5) 35,004 ft. $800, wood- land 8,000 ft. $20, woodland 30,750 ft. $25. Walker, Clara F. (Bill to Kathleen McMahon, Summer Street) 5,250.00 House $3,000, barn $250, lot 1 acre 6,534 ft. $2,000. Walker, Richmond, Border Street 7,500.00 House and garage $7,000, lot 5,166 ft. $500. Walsh, Linda, 14 Highland Court 3,850.00 House and garage $3,500, lot B 9,160 ft. $225, lot D3 8,050 ft. $125. Wannen, Margaret K., South Main Street 11,500.00 House and garage $9,500, lot 2 acres 3,480 ft. $2,000. Warner, Edward, Eaton, Frederick, Old Colony Trust Com- pany, Trustees, 17 Court Street, Boston 20,000.00 House $16,200, lot (Sohier St.) 1 acre 11,440 ft. $3,800. Warren, Hope S., South Main Street 5,050.00 House $4,500, lot 14,586 ft. $550.

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Washington, James A., North Main Street 4,800.00 House $3,500, garage $200, henhouse $100, lot and fieldland 3 acres 11,020 ft. $1,000. Watson, Irene B., 100 Milk Street, Boston 16,150.00 House $9,500, garage $1,500, lot 1 acre 12,440 ft. $5,150. Wearn, Susan Lyman, 2065 Adelbert Road, Cleveland, Ohio 15,075.00 House $8 ,500, garage $200, lot (Atlantic Ave.) 32,670 ft. $4,500, lot 16,932 ft. $1,825, bathing lot (Sandy Cove) 150 ft. $50.

Wentworth, Eaudavilla J., Bristol, Florence E., Cohasset 18,000.00 Business block $16,000, lot (Main and Brook St.) 7,550 ft. $2,000. Westerstrand, Carl W., 78 Springdale Avenue, East Saugus 50.00 Woodland (N. Beechwood) 2 acres 21,670 ft. $50. Wheeler, John R., Hull 200.00 Land (Cedar Swamp) 5 acres 41,620 ft. $200. Wheelwright, Charles C, North Main Street 3,500.00 Lot 2 acres 1,789 ft. $3,500. Wheelwright, Everett W., Beechwood Street 2,375.00 House $1,500, barn $400, shop $25, lot and fieldland 3 acres 16,335 ft. $300, ox pasture (S. Beechwood) 28 acres $150. Wheelwright, Everett W,, Wheelwright, Walter C, Beech- wood Street 31,925.00 House $2,500, stable $400, cowbarn $2,000, shed and milk

room $500, bungalow $2,000, henhouse $100, lot 1 acre 21,780 ft. $900, house $2,800, garage and stable $200, lot (Beech- wood) 1 acre 21,780 ft. $200, house $2300, barn $250, lot (N. Beechwood) 1 acre 10,890 ft. $750, house $1,000, garage $50, lot and fieldland 6 acres $975, garage $500, barn $250, land (Pleasant St.) 13,790 ft. $350, land and tanks (Pleas- ant) 43,009 ft. $600, hotel $2,700, barn $300, lot (South Main) 35,974 ft. $5,000, land (Plat 49) 4 acres $100, pasture, meadow and woodland (S. Beechwood St.) 17 acres 27,225 ft. $425, pasture and woodland (Chief Justice Cushing Wav) 18 acres 20,700 ft. $300, meadow and woodland (Beech- wood) 4 acres $40, woodland (near Turtle Is.) 2 acres 5,445 ft. $75, field and pasture (S. Beechwood) 15 acres $900,

fresh meadow 1 acre $10, pastureland (N. Beechwood) 4 acres $100, pastureland and woodland 3 acres 38,115 ft. $150, lot (S. Beechwood) 2 acres 32,670 ft. .$500, house $2,000, garage $500. Wheelwright, Josiah, Sohier Street 17.525.00 House $7,500, barn $2,000, laundry $200, lot (No. Main St.)

1 acre 17,640 ft. $5,500, pastureland (Chief Justice Cushing Way) 12 acres 21,920 ft. $2,000, pastureland (Chief Justice Cushing Way) 2 acres 6,720 ft. $125, land (1/3 Pikel lot) 3 acres 10,890 ft. $200. Wheelwright, Lois C, Sohier Street 17,400.00 House $15,000, lot 34,500 ft. $2,400. Whelan, Charles, 395 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston 2,200.00 Lot (Atlantic Ave.) 23,716 ft. $2,200.

Wherity, Henry E., Wade, Josephine M., Highland .\ venue 3,500.00 House $3,000, lot 10,400 ft. $500.

Whipple, Ruth S., Beach Street 25,950.00 House $15,000, garage $1,000, lot 2 acres 36,995 ft. $9,950.

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White, Agnes M., Dedham 15,000.00 House $8,000, garage $500, lot 5 acres 21,780 ft. $6,500. Olivia 55,215.00 White, Charles J., White, A., Jerusalem Road House $7,500, garage $1,000, lot 2 acres 13,464 ft. $7,150, house $15,000, field and woodland (W. Jerusalem Rd.) 26 acres 36,600 ft. $1,850, house $5,000, lot 3 acres $9,000, barn $800, barn $500, garage $100, studio and barn $1,500, ice- house $200, stable $600, shed $200, blacksmith shop and shed $750, woodland (W. Jerusalem Rd.) 15 acres 15,790 ft. $3,065, field and woodland 5 acres 663 ft. $1,000. White, Cornelia H., Jerusalem Road 28,925.00 House and garage $25,000, camp $500, lot and woodland 11 acres 18,194 ft. $3,425. White, Francis P., White, Mary M., Beach Street 9,000.00 House $6,500, shop $200, garage $300, lot 35,700 ft. $2,000. White, Frank H., White, Annie E., Jerusalem Road 5,875.00 House $5,000, garage $200, lot 6,750 ft. $675. White, George W., Beechwood Street 2,125.00 House $1,800, garage $100, lot 16,335 ft. $225. White, James C, ^Vhite, Camilla M., Jerusalem Road 4.700.00 House $2,500, shed $200, lot and fieldland 7 acres 672 ft. $2,000. White, Loring Q., White, Arlene P., Jerusalem Road 42,500.00 House $27,200, house and garage $5,100, lot 2 acres 23,077 ft. $10,200. White, Mary, Doane Street 3.300.00 House $2,000, barn $300, store $500, shop $50, lot 32,670 ft. $450. Whitney, Margaret, 1080 Beacon Street, Brookline 34,550.00 House $18,000, barn $2,000, greenhouse $250, garage $200, woodhouse $100, lot (Nichols Rd.) 2 acres $10,000, pasture- land 2 acres $2,000, woodland (Atlantic Ave.) 2 acres $2,000. Whittaker, Leonora K., Church Street 2,075.00 House $2,000, lot 4,185 ft. S75. Whittemore, Joseph P., Whittemore, Helen N., Beechwood St 1,950.00 House (one-half) $1,500, lot 35,640 ft. $450. Whitten, William M., Whitten, Helen R., Marshfield 5.00 Woodland (Turkey Hill Lane) 892 ft. $5. Wholley, Marion T.', South Main Street 3,800.00 House $2,500, shop $100, lot 1 acre 16,652 ft. $1,200. Widing, Michael, Salvador, Catherine, South Main Street 1,200.00 Restaurant $1,000, lot 4,190 ft. $200. Wight, Delano, Wight, Margaret C, Jerusalem Road 67,200.00 House $16,000, lot (front) 10 acres $20,000, garage $2,500, barn $500, cottage $700, henhouse $300, woodhouse $100, garage $900, lot (rear) 7 acres 2,613 ft. $3,500, house $9,000, garage $1,000, lot (W. Jerusalem Rd.) 1 acre 8,734 ft. $3,000, garage $1,000, lot and woodland 10 acres 21,780 ft. $7,500, lot (E. Jerusalem Rd.) 29,000 ft. $1,000, lot (N.W. Red Gate Lane) 9,463 ft. $200. Wilbur, Caroline B., North Main Street 3,250.00 House $2,000, garage .$400, lot 42,253 ft. $850. Wilbur, Hazel B., East Street, Hingham 3,750.00 House $3,000, garage $50, lot and pastureland 9 acres 21,780 ft. $700.

53 Valuation List, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Willard, Florence H., 69 Childs Street, Hyde Park 9^00.00 House S7,200, garage $200, lot (Atlantic Ave.) 22,798 ft. $2,100. Willard. George C, 1185 East Street, Dedham 5,600.00 House $3,500, garage $1,000, lot 31,200 ft. $1,100.

Willcutt, Edward F., AVillcutt, Joseph X., Trustees, Cohasset .. 2,250.00 House (one-half) $2,000, lot (Summer) 5,503 ft. $250. Willcutt, Meriel L. Estate, Willcutt, Edward F., Willcutt, Joseph X., Trustees, Cohasset 22,650.00 House $6,000, lot (Summer St.) 10,890 ft. $500, house $10,- 000, lot (Summer St.) 1 acre S2,000, barn $1,000, cowbarn $200, shed $50, henhouse $100, fieldland 3 acres 24,819 ft. $2,800. Willcutt, Joseph X., Summer Street 6,625.00 House $6,000, lot 13,700 ft. $625. Williams, Agnes M., King Street 1,350.00 House (one-half) $1,000, shed $50, lot 21,780 ft. $300. Williams, Delmar L., Williams, Bernice M., Xorth Main Street 2,775.00 House 52,500, lot 11,270 ft. $275. Williams, Edith Lenore Wheeler, South Main Street 23,000.00 House $19,600, garage $300, lot and- fieldland 10 acres 30,875 ft. S3, 100. Williams, Eleanor T., Atlantic Avenue 16,000.00 House $10,000, lot (front) 25,532 ft. $4,200, barn $500, lot (rear) 11,320 ft. $1,300. Williams, Elmer S., Williams, Eleanor B., North Main Street 2,945.00 House S2.000, lot 29,970 ft. $700, garage $150, shop $50, woodland (2nd Div.) 4 acres 27,225 ft. $45. Williams, Frank, North Main Street 500.00 House $350, lot 12,400 ft. $150. Williams, Frank H., North Main Street 4,975.00 House $3300, shop $100, lot 19,406 ft. $1,375. Williams, Frank H., Williams. Delmar L., North Main Street 200.00 Field and woodland (Chief Justice Gushing Way) 1 acre 10,890 ft. $200. Williams. Frank Henry, Williams, Delmar Lester, Williams, Woodrow Pershing, Cohasset 1,100.00 Woodland (N. Gedar St.) 23 acres 10,890 ft. $550, woodland (E. Forest Ave.) 10 acres 30,550 ft. $550. Williams, Gertrude M., North Main Street 1,800.00 House $1,200, garage $100, lot 23,230 ft. $500. Williams, Ralph, Gushing Road 4300.00 Bungalow and garage $4,000, lots 92. 93-21,063 ft. $500. Williams, Robert S., Williams, Dorothy L., Riplev Road I.OOO.OO Lot and woodland (North Main St.) 3 acres 36,704 ft. $1,000. W'illiams, Samuel H., King Street 3,000.00 House $2,000, barn $200, shop $50, lot 1 acre $600, wood- land (W. King St.) 6 acres $150. Street, Boston 25,000.00 Williams, Susan J., 320 Marlboro House $5,800, lot (Atlantic Ave.) 4 acres 39,204 ft. $17300, garage $500, boathouse $1,000, flats 1 acre 21,780 ft. $50, flats 6 acres $150. Willis, Russell James, Willis, Natalie Holden, Jerusalem Road 7,150.00 House $5,000', house $100, garage $50, lot 11 acres $2,000. Wilson, Everett B., Wilson, Jessie M., Black Rock Road 8,625.00 House $6,000, garage $300, lots 98-102-22,840 ft. $2,325. 54 Valuation List, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Wilson, Harriet C, Beach Street 10,500.00 House $7,500, garage $600, building $300, shed $100, lot 28,700 ft. $2,000. Wilson, James, Trustee, South Main Street 4,500.00 House $2,000, barn $300, henhouse $50, shop $200, lot 34,270 ft. $1,500, meadowland 37,440 ft. $100, fieldland 19,885 ft. $300. Wilson, James, South Main Street 3,500.00 House $3,000, lot 9,855 ft. $500. 'VVinslow, Guy M., 145 Woodland Road, Auburndale 195.00 Orchard (W. Doane St.) 4 acres 36,845 ft. $195. Winslow, Olive F., 901 Commercial Street, East Weymouth 2,400.00 Bungalow $2,000, lot (Pleasant) 30,300 ft. $400. Winters, John H., Jr., Pratt Court 4,500.00 House $4,000, lot 40,343 ft. $500. Wood, Arthur O., Wood, Grace B., Beach Street 8,300.00 House $3,000, lot and swampland 12 acres 15,595 ft. $5,300. Wood, Harry O., Wood, Helen K., Beechwood Street 2,575.00 House (one-half) $800, lot 1,176 ft. $100, house (one-half) $1,000, barn $350, lot 10,890 ft. $150, meadowland 2 acres

$150, meadowland 1 acre $25. Wood, Ralph L., Margin Court 1,725.00 House $1,500, garage $50, lot 3,400 ft. $75, lot 5.805 ft. $100. W^oods, John E., Woods, Eleanor, Atlantic Avenue 20,000.00

House $13,800, garage S200, lot 1 acre 4,300 ft. .$6,000. Worrick, Charles B., Hingham 4,320.00 House $2,500, l)arn $300, shed $200, lot and fieldland (King St.) 4 acres 34,800 ft. $1,200, woodland (Great Swamp) 4 acres 16,950 ft. $120.

Wright, Herbert B., Wright. Mary J., Marshfield 3,075.00 House $1300, house $1,200, lots 107, 108 (Oak) 16,034 ft. $375.

Wright, Mary J., Marshfield 200.00 Lot 114 (Oak) 8,819 ft. $200.

Young, Nathaniel J., Young, Florence S., Cohasset 6,600.00 House $5,000, garage $100, lot (Elm St.) 1 acre $1,500.

1945 PERSONAL PROPERTY PERSONAL PROPERTY

Adams, Arthur, 15 State Street, Boston, Mass 800.00 Adams, Helen G., Black Rock Road, Cohasset 800.00 Ahearn, Edward, 18 North Street, Hingham, Mass 1,000.00 Allison, Josephine M., 43 Black Horse Lane, Cohasset, Mass. 1,000.00 Anderson, Arthur D., 285 South Main Street, Cohasset, Mass. 1,000.00 Arthur, Alice B. and Susan E., Atlantic Avenue, Cohasset, Mass 350.00 Ayres, Sarah O., Jerusalem Road, Cohasset, Mass 500.00 Badger, Grace R., 119 Woodlawn Avenue, Wellesley, Mass 1,000.00 Bailey, Louis B. C, King Street, Cohasset, Mass 1,800.00 Baker, Mary L., Jerusalem Road, North Cohasset, Mass 10,000.00 Bancroft, Guy, 30 Kilby Street, Boston, Mass 1,500.00

Bancroft, Hugh, Jr., Pond Street, Cohasset, Mass 1,000.00 55 Valuation List, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Bancroft, Jane \V., Sohier Street, Cohasset, Mass 12,000.00 Barnes, William T., North Main Street, Cohasset, Mass. 750.00 Barrett, Francis and Emma, 231 South Main Street, Cohasset, Mass 1,000.00 Bartlett, Warren G. and Arline M., South Main Street, Cohas- set, Mass 200.00 Bartow, Florence A., South Main Street, Cohasset, Mass 2,200.00 Bates, Howard, Beechwood Street, Beechwood, Mass 510.00 Bayiev, Mary R., c/o Edward C. Bradlee, 84 State Street, Boston, ' Mass 2300.00 Behns, Henry W. and Edna, Jerusalem Road, Cohasset, Mass. 1300.00 Bemis, Faith C, 40 Central Street, Boston, Mass 1300.00 Bemis, Farwell C, 40 Central Street, Boston, Mass 2,350.00 Benedict, Marjory P., 551 Foothill Road, Stanford, California 1,000.00 Bessey, Mrs. Earle E., Glades Road, Minot, Mass 100.00 Bigelow, Cleveland, Black Horse Lane, Cohasset, Mass. 150.00 Bigelow, Elizabeth P., Concord, Mass 3.000.00 Bigelow, Frances C, Black Horse Lane, Cohasset, Mass 1,000.00 Bigelow, Henry B., Concord, Mass 100.00 Binnian, Katherine G., Margin Street, Cohasset, Mass. 500.00 Bird, Elizabeth H., 11 West Cedar Street, Boston, Mass 1,000.00

Bishop, John, c/o J. C. Montgomery, Jr., 1 Cedar Street, New York City 500.00 Bissett, Charles S. and Helen M., 119 North Main Street, Cohasset, Mass 1,000.00 Blackman, M. Helen, Highland .\venue, Cohasset, Mass 200.00 Blair, William R., Pond Street, Cohasset, Mass 500.00 Blake, Leslie A., Dedham, Mass 1,000.00 Bliss, Beatrice E., Border Street, Cohasset, Mass 550.00 Bonner, Robert B., (38 \Vaverly Avenue, Newton, Mass 500.00

Brandon, Edmund J., Beach Street, Cohasset, Mass. 1300.00 Breen, John A., 60 Congicss Street, Boston, Mass. 500.00 Bremer, Clifton L., Jerusalem Road, Cohasset, Mass 1,000.00 Bremer, John L., 113 Marlboro Street, Boston, Mass. 300.00 Bremer. Mary C, 113 Marlboro Street, Boston, Mass 2,500.00 Brigham, Madelaine, Beach Street, Cohasset, Mass 500.00 Bristol, Burt M., Summer Street, Cohasset, Mass. 500.00 Bristol, Elizabeth, Summer Street, Cohasset, Mass. 14,000.00 Brockton Edison Company, Main Street, Brockton, Mass 138,145.00 Brown, Adelaide M., Atlantic Avenue, Cohasset, Mass 400.00 Brown, E. Harold, Beechwood Street, Beechwood, Mass 1,000.00 Brown. Ralph S., North Scituate, Mass 100.00 Browne, Frank W., 3 North Main Street, Cohasset, Mass. 50.00 Browne, W. Chester and Madelyn Ann, 796 Jerusalem Road, North Cohasset, Mass 500.00 Bufalo, Gaetano, Hill Street, Cohasset, Mass 500.00 Buffum. Annie M., South Main Street, Cohasset, Mass 500.00 Burgess, Richard P. and Frances B., 19 Border Street, Cohasset, Mass 1,000.00 Byrnes, Clara M., c/o Clifford M. Byrnes, Hingham, Mass. 500.00 Cahouet, Ralpli H., South Main Street, Cohasset, Mass. 500.00

Campbell, Daniel S., South Main Street, Cohasset, Mass. 5,000.00 Carlandcr, Conrad W., Beechwood Street, Cohasset, Mass. 200.00

Carlton, William J. and Gertrude F., 254 Beechwood Street, Cohasset, Mass 500.00 Cass, N. D. Company, 16 Summer Street, Hingham, Mass 1,000.00 56 Valuation List, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Catlin, Robert M. and Esther H., 147 Atlantic Avenue, Co- hasset, Mass 1,000.00 Cavanagh, Edith G., Ripley Road, Cohasset, Mass 1,000.00 Chadwick, Edith, 560 Jerusalem Road, North Cohasset, Mass. 1,000.00 Chapin, Margaret D., 2 Heath Hill, Brookline, Mass 2,000.00 Chilton, Mary, Beach Street, Cohasset, Mass. 500.00 Churchill, Barbara, Atlantic Avenue, Cohasset, Mass. 500.00 Chute, Ruth Sears, 352 Marlboro Street, Boston, Mass 2,090.00 Clark, Frank H., Sohier Street, Cohasset, Mass 1,000.00 Clark, Josephine F., 132 Marlboro Street, Boston, Mass 500.00 Clugston, Earl G. and Dora F., 122 Pleasant Street, Cohasset, Mass 500.00 Cohasset Golf Club, Walter B. Binnian, Treasurer, Cohasset, Mass 1,000.00 Cohasset News Company, South Main Street, Cohasset, Mass. 2,500.00 Cohasset Water Company, South Street, Hingham, Mass 137,800.00 Cohasset Yacht Club, Cohasset, Mass 500.00 Cohen, Moe E., Pond Street, Cohasset, Mass. 500.00 Connell, William N. and Charlotte B., Sankey Road, Co- hasset, Mass 500.00

Connolly, Bartholomew J., Gerald S., Joseph, Trustees Estate of Mary F., 50 Federal Street, Boston, Mass. 850.00 Conway, Frederick E., 409 North Main Street, Cohasset, Mass. 600.00

Conway, Frederick E. and Mary J., 405 North Main Street, Cohasset, Mass 300.00 Cooney, Wilfred O. and Eleanor T., 54 Cedar Street, Cohasset 500.00 Copeland, Mary, Border Street, Cohasset, Mass 2,000.00 Coulter, Roger B. and Rosamond B., North Main Street, Cohasset, Mass 500.00 Cowee, George A. and Marion B., North Main Street, Cohasset, Mass 1,500.00 Cox, Ethel B., Forest Avenue, Cohasset, Mass 500.00 Cox, Jessie B., Margin Street, Cohasset, Mass 10,500.00 Cox, William C, Margin Street, Cohasset, Mass 400.00 Cramer, Marjorie E., 72 North Main Street, Cohasset, Mass 2,000.00 Crampton, George R. and Barbara, Cohasset, Mass. 500.00 Crane, Lt. Commander F. G., Dalton, Mass. 200.00 Crocker, George G., Jr., Jerusalem Road, Cohasset, Mass 500.00 Crocker, Muriel, 274 Beacon Street, Boston, Mass 2,500.00

Davidson, William J., Jerusalem Road, North Cohasset, Mass. 1,650.00 Daloz, Catherine F., 332 South Main Street, Cohasset, Mass. 2,000.00 Darling, Daurine F., King Street, Cohasset, Mass 25.00 Dean, Agnes W., Atlantic Avenue, Cohasset, Mass. 1300.00 Dean, Kate S. R., 10 Post Office Square, Boston, Mass 2,000.00 Dean, Daniel, Atlantic Avenue, Cohasset, Mass. 200.00 Dean, Dudley S., 10 Post Office Square, Boston, Mass 300.00

Delory, J. Edwin, South Main Street, Cohasset, Mass 4,000.00 Dewson, Maria F., Heirs or Devisees of, 21 Atlantic Avenue, Cohasset, Mass 750.00 Dexter, Leonard and Ethel B., 193 South Main Street, Cohas- set, Mass 1,000.00 Dillon, Schuyler, Norwell, Mass 600.00

Dion, Joseph A., Jr.,, 7 Gushing Road, Cohasset, Mass 500.00

Doble, Kendall D. and Dorothy J., Border Street, Cohasset, Mass 500.00

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Doherty, Michael E. and Sarah J., North Main Street, Co- hasset, Mass 1,000.00

Donnelly, Mary J., 63 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Mass. 2,000.00 Douglas, Malcolm G., Hull, Mass 30.00 Drinkwater, Eleanor Estate, Braintree, Mass 600.00 Drummond, Edward W. and Anne E., 271 Jerusalem Road, Cohasset, Mass 500.00 Dunlap, George W., Beechwood Street, Beechwood, Mass. 350.00 Edwards, Alice, 42 Sohier Street, Cohasset, Mass 500.00

Edwards, W. J. Ernest, North Main Street, Cohasset, Mass 400.00 Emanuello, Anthony, 75 Hull Street, North Cohasset, Mass 65.00 Erickson, Arnold G., North Main Street, Cohasset, Mass. 825.00

Fahey, Joseph J. and Irene V., 274 South Main Street, Cohasset, Mass 500.00 Fallon, John F. and Diane M., 719 Belgrade Avenue, West Roxbury, Mass 500.00 Fay, Samuel P. and Hester, Framingham Center, Mass 1,000.00 Fenger, Lt. Commander Fritz, Cohasset R. F. D., Mass 2,500.00 Fernald, Marion S., Sankey Road, Cohasset, Mass 400.00 Field, Marlow B., Nichols Avenue, Cohasset, Mass... 1,000.00 First National Stores, Inc., 5 Middlesex Avenue, Somerville, Mass. 750.00 Fisher, Richard T., 340 Main Street, Hingham, Mass. 250.00 Fleming, Edward M., Parker Avenue, Cohasset. Mass. 3.000.00 Fletcher, Lawrence B., King Street, Cohasset. Mass. 600.00

Foley, William J., 1294A Beacon Street, Brookline, Mass 1.000.00 French, Janet A., 44 Clark Road, Brookline, Mass 1.000.00 Frothingham, Grace C, Border Street, Cohasset, Mass 4,700.00 Gates, Sidney, North Scituate, Mass 1300.00 Gagnebin, Evelyn C, Nichols .\vcnue, Cohasset, Mass 1,500.00 Gammons, Charles W., Highland Avenue, Cohasset, Mass 325.00 Gammons, Drusilla P., Highland Avenue, Cohasset, Mass. 180.00

Gammons, Edith J., Higiiland Avenue, Cohasset, Mass. 1,000.00 Gardner, .Anna B., Newton, Mass. 1,500.00

Gelinas, Ralph J., Atlantic .Avenue, Cohasset, Mass .. . 200.00 Gilbert, Darius W., Highland .Avenue. Cohasset, Mass 235.00 Glcason, Hollis T. and Emily B., Atlantic Avenue, Cohasset,

Mass. ' 500.00 Goldsmith, Mary A., 43 Garrison Road, Brookline, Mass. 500.00 Good, Helen, 20 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Mass. 1,500.00 Gove, Edna, 34 Richdale .Avenue, Somerville, Mass. 200.00 Gray, Schuyler, Jerusalem Road, Cohasset, Mass 75.00 Green, Samuel VV. and Anne W., 80 Hcmmingway Street, Boston, Mass. 1,000.00 Grinfield-Coxwell. Florence L., Ripley Road, Cohasset, Mass. 1.000.00 Habcrstroh, .Albert, 25 Saxon Road, Newton Highlands, Mass. 150.00 Hagerty Company, Parker .Avenue, Cohasset. Mass. 67250.00 Hagerty, Francis W., Atlantic Avenue, Cohasset, Mass 250.00 Hagerty, Josephine M., Atlantic .Avenue. Cohasset, Ma.ss 2,000.00

Halev, John J. and Elizabeth R. R., Atlantic Avenue, Cohasset, Mass 500.00 Hall, Frank C, 1072 Washington Street, Weymouth, Mass ^ 200.00 Haskell, Theodore W. and Clara L., 45 North Main Street, Cohasset, Mass 1,000.00 Haven, Charles T., North Main Street, Cohasset, Mass 1,500.00

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Hendrie, Percy M. and Margaret F., Margin Street, Cohasset, Mass '. 500.00 Herzog, Hilda, Atlantic Avenue, Cohasset, Mass. 1,500.00 Herzog, Sigmund, Atlantic Avenue, Cohasset, Mass. 400.00 Higginson, Rebekah R., Atlantic Avenue, Cohasset, Mass 2,400.00 Hinchliffe, Frederick, South Main Street, Cohasset, Mass 400.00 Hingham Water Company, 28 South Street, Hingham, Mass. 16,135.00 Hobart, Clarence W., South Main Street, North Scituate, Mass. 900.00 Homans, Mrs. Robert, Minot, Mass 200.00 Hopkins, Ralph H. and Florence B., Highland Avenue, Co- hasset, Mass 200.00 Hovey, Barbara B., Milton, Mass 200.00 Howe, Charles E., Spring Street, Cohasset, Mass 200.00 Howe, Henry F., North Main Street, Cohasset, Mass 400.00 Howe, Martha P., North Main Street, Cohasset, Mass 100.00 Howe, Oliver H., North Main Street, Cohasset, Mass. 50.00 Howes, Ernest G. and Alice M., Jerusalem Road, North Co- hasset, Mass 6,300.00 Hubbard, Elizabeth T., 29 Highland Street, Cambridge, Mass. 2,000.00 Hurley, M. Alice, South Main Street, Cohasset, Mass ' 1,000.00 Hyde, Benjamin D., c/o Henry W. Hyde, 784 Memorial Drive, Cambridge, Mass 1,500.00 Hyde, Henry W. and Louvan, 784 Memorial Drive, Cambridge, Mass 500.00 Hyland & McGaw, Ripley Road, Cohasset, Mass 200.00 Infusino, Vitaliano, Cedar Street, North Cohasset, Mass 85.00 Jackson, Charles T., Atlantic Avenue, Cohasset, Mass 500.00 James, Percival N., Pond Street, Cohasset, Mass 50.00 James, Samuel F., King Street, Cohasset, Mass 65.00 Johnson, Antoinette, Sohier Street, Cohasset, Mass 500.00 Johnson, Carl G. A., Sohier Street, Cohasset, Mass. 50.00 Johnson, Howard A., Atlantic Avenue, Cohasset, Mass 500.00 Johnson, Katherine H., Atlantic Avenue, Cohasset, Mass 500.00 Johnson, T. Clinton and Evelyn B., King Street, Cohasset, Mass 1,000.00

Jordan, Cecil L., Box 2486, Winston-Salem, North Carolina ... 1,000.00 Keller, Edith Wilbur, 47 Oxford Road, Newton Center, Mass. 1,000.00 Kelly, Edward F. Estate, New England Trust Co., Trustees, Boston, Mass 2,050.00 Kendall, Blanche H., North Main Street, Cohasset, Mass 1,000.00 Ketchum, Helen L., King Street, Cohasset, Mass. 1,000.00

Kiggen, Helen J., et al, 30 Kenwood Road, Brookline, Mass. 300.00 Killion, Bernard J., Nichols Road, Cohasset, Mass 2,500.00 Kimball, Gertrude A., Jerusalem Road, North Cohasset, Mass. 1,000.00

Kinne, Barbara, c/o Dr. J. L. Bremer, Cohasset, Mass. 200.00 Kline, Margaret A. and Leonard A., Bancroft Road, Cohasset, Mass 1,000.00 Knapp, Clarence E., 184 Summer Street, Boston, Mass 2,600.00 Knowles, John A., Atlantic Avenue, Cohasset, Mass 1,000.00 Knowles, Robert C, Border Street, Cohasset, Mass 200.00 Knowles, Virginia Whitney, 134 Border Street, Cohasset, Mass. 1,000T00

Lambert, John J. and Catherine C, 271 Jerusalem Road, Co- hasset, Mass 500.00 Lehr, Arthur L., North Main Street, Cohasset, Mass 65.00 Leland, Oliver, 66 Berkeley Street, West Newton, Mass 200.00 Leonard, Alice F., Elm Street, Cohasset, Mass 1,000.00 59 Valuation List, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Lillard, Walter H. and Ethel H., 33 Cedar Lane, Cohasset, Mass 1,000.00 Litchfield, Hattie L., Doane Street, Beechwood, Mass 175.00 Little, Catherine W., Atlantic Avenue, Cohasset, Mass. 1,000.00 Little, Robert W., Red Gate Lane, Cohasset, Mass 50.00 Little, Theodore W,, 512 Beacon Street, Boston, Mass. 450.00 Lombard, Edward W., 44 Robeson Street, Jamaica Plain, Mass. 400.00 Long, Harry V., Atlantic Avenue, Cohasset, Mass. 3,600.00 Long, William B., 35 Marlboro Street, Boston, Mass. 200.00 Low, Felice, Cedar Lane, Cohasset, Mass 1,000.00 Low, G. Prescott and Felice, 215 Jerusalem Road, Cohasset, Mass. 500.00 Lowes, John W., 9 Buckingham Street, Cambridge, Mass 1,500.00 MacLean, Walter E., Hull Street, North Cohasset, Mass 600.00 MacNeill, John X., Ripley Road, Cohasset, Mass. 1,000.00 Mahonev, Helena C, Summer Street, Cohasset, Mass. 200.00

Malley, Edward W. J. and Barbara B., Atlantic Avenue, Co- hasset, Mass 1,000.00 Maloney, John E., Surfside Road, Minot, Mass. 500.00 Manheimer, Arthur E., Forest Avenue, Cohasset, Mass. 1,500.00 Martini, John, 81 .Atlantic .Avenue, Green Hill, Mass. (Hull) 150.00 Martin, Robert, 25 Huntington .Avenue, Boston, Mass 500.00 McAIHster, John, 200 Washington Avenue, Pleasantville, N. Y. 200.U0 McCarthy, Eva D., Jerusalem Road, North Cohasset, Mass. 750.00 McCormick, Mary L. E. and Margaret F., 678 Jerusalem Road, Cohasset, Mass. 500.00 500.00 McDonald, Matthew J., 65 Bradley Road, Milton, Mass. 5.000.00 McElwain, J. Franklin, Atlantic .Avenue, Cohasset, Mass McHardy, James R., 118 Washington Street, Quincy, Mass 500.00 Maclsaacs, Everett K., 97 Border Street, Cohasset, Mass. 500.00 McKenna, William N. and Thelma K., 131 Atlantic Avenue, Cohasset, Mass 1,000.00 McKenzie, George L. and Janet L., 347 South Main Street, Co- hasset, Mass. 300.00 McLarnon, Paul and .Alice, 711 Jerusalem Road, North Co- hasset, Mass I.OOO.OO McMullen, Richard D., Norwell, Mass 650.00 Mitchell, Joseph, Doane Street. Beechwood. Mass 100.00 Moller, NLirgarct W., 366 .Adams Street, Milton, Mass 750.00 Mollica, Salvatorc, 739 Jerusalem Road, North Cohasset, Mass. 1,000.00 Monks, George Gardner and Katherine Knowles, Lenox, Mass. 1.500.00 Monson, Madre R., Bancroft Road, Cohasset, Mass. 1,000.00 Moors, John, ct al, 111 Devonshire Street, Boston, Mass 2,500.00 Morgan. H. S., Two Wall Street, New York City 200.00 Morse. Hcri)ert E., North Main Street, Cohasset, Mass. 100.00 Mulcahy, T. Frederick, Pleasant Street, Cohasset, Mass 3,500.00 Muncey, Frank N. and Eleanor L., 103 South Main Street, Cohasset, Mass 300.00 Murdock, John A. and Phyllis S., 171 South Main Street. Co-

ha.s.set. Mass 500.00 Street, Cohasset, Mass. 1.000.00 Murphy, Walter J., Off Beachwood Nardo, S. Nicola, Hull Street, North Cohasset, Mass 100.00 Nelson. Charles P. and Margery L., 187 South Main Street, Cohasset, Mass 1.000.00 New England Tel. & Tel. Co., 50 Oliver Street, Boston, Mass. 80,250.00 60 Valuation List, Town of Cohasset, 1945

Newton, Alice J., Heirs or Devisees of, Atlantic Avenue, Co- hasset, Mass 1.000.00 Nichols, Belle M., South Main Street, Cohasset, Mass 500.00 Nickerson, Edith C, Pond Street, Cohasset, Mass 900.00 Nilsson, Arthur E. and Una M., 155 Border Street, Cohasset, Mass 2,000.00 Oaks Farm, Inc., Sohier Street, Cohasset, Mass. 1,000.00 O'Connell, Mary E., 28 Buchanan Road, Roslindale, Mass 500.00 O'Hara, John F., 35 Elm Street, Belmont, Mass 200.00 Old Colony Gas Company, 39 Quincy Avenue, East Braintree, Mass. 67,500.00

O'Leary, William F., 360 Forest .A. venue, Cohasset, Mass 1.000.00

Oliver, John J., Elm Court, Cohasset, Mass 200.00 O'Malley, Cornelia, 35 Stevens Lane, Cohasset, Mass. 500.00 Onwood, Rene, 437 Jerusalem Road, Cohasset, Mass. 300.00 Ordway, Mabel D., 6 Parley Vale, Boston, Mass 1,250.00 Ormo, Hugo, Border Street, Cohasset, Mass 1,000.00 Pagliaro, Stephen, Hull Street, North Cohasset, Mass 65.00

Pape, Hester S., C. J. C. Way, Cohasset, Mass 920.00 Passero, Joseph, South Main Street, Cohasset, Mass. 100.00 Parks, Grace L. and Blaisdell, Lillian G., 190 South Main Street, Cohasset, Mass 1,000.00 Pattee, Penelope, Atlantic Avenue, Cohasset. Mass. 600.00 Pegram, Jessie and Jean P., and Buck, Mercy, South Orange, N. J 350.00 Perkins, Josephine S., 110 Irving Street, Cambridge, Mass .500.00 Petersen, Arthur, Nantasket Beach, Mass 500.00 Phin)rook, Charles C, Beechwood Street, Cohasset, Mass. 65.00

Pickering, Emma J., 14 Black Rock Road, Cohasset, Mass 500.00 Pitman, Harold A. and Christiana, Jerusalem Road, Cohasset, Mass 3.500.00 Pitts, Mary A. P., 85 Chestnut Hill Road, Brookline, Mass 500.00 Plant. Caroline G., South Main Street, Cohasset, Mass 4,200.00

Powers, ^Villiam J., North Main Street, Cohasset, Mass 65.00 Pratt, Adelaide M., Margin Street, Cohasset, Mass 1,000.00 Pratt, Earl L. and Ethel M., King Street, Cohasset, Mass. 1,000.00 Pratt, William H., Beechwood Street, Cohasset, Mass. 140.00 Putnam, Willard S., Summer Street, Cohasset, Mass. 250.00 Railsback, Irene D., 91 Nichols Road, Cohasset, Mass 1.000.00 Reardon, John P., Elm Street, Cohasset, Mass 400.00 Reddy, Clarence S., Summer Street, Cohasset, Mass. 4,000.00

Reed, Walter J. and Clair F., 498 Jerusalem Road, Cohasset, Mass 2,000.00 Reid, William T. 3rd, Beach Street, Cohasset, Mass 250.00 Rice, Marguerite G., 29 Black Horse Lane, Cohasset, Mass 1,000.00 Rice, Paul N. and Elizabeth, Margin Street, Cohasset, Mass 1,000.00 Richardson, John, 50 Federal Street, Boston, Mass 435.00 Richardson, Louisa C, 50 Federal Street, Boston, Mass 400.00 Ross, Thorvald, 24 Craigie Street, Cambridge, Mass. 250.00 Ross, William M., Sankey Road, Cohasset, Mass 500.00 Ruiter Motor Sales, Inc., 55 South Main Street, Cohasset, Mass 400.00 Rust, Fred W., 98 Kirkstall Road, Newton, Mass 2.000.00 Salvador, George W., Elm Street, Cohasset, Mass. 1,500.00 Salvador, Louis E., Pleasant Street, Cohasset, Mass. 500.00 Sanders, Catherine B., Black Horse Lane, Cohasset, Mass 500.00

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Sargent. Mrs. George. Minot. Mass 500.00 Sawver. Frank, 100 Black Rock Road, Cohasset, Mass 100.00 Sawver. Mildred F.. 203 Bav State Road, Boston, Mass 2.000.00 Schiorring. Harold ^^^. Black Rock Road, Cohasset. Mass. 500.00 Schofield. Emma F.. 194 Clinton Street. Maiden, Mass 200.00 Schott. Edward H.. South Main Street. Cohasset. Mass 400.00 Scripture. Helen E.. Elm Street. Cohasset. Mass 200.00 Scripture. Ralph E., Elm Court. Cohasset. Mass 500.00 Sestito. Vincenzo \'.. Sohier Street. Cohasset. Mass. 860.00 Sevmour. Marv DeF.. 70 Jerusalem Road. Cohasset. Mass. 500.00 Shallow. Edna R.. Black Rock Road. Cohasset, Mass. 1,000.00 Sherbrooke. Roscoe E.. Jerusalem Road. Cohasset, Mass 200.00 Sihia. Madelaine E.. Off Beech wood Street. Beechwood, Mass. 100.00 Simeone. Nicholas, South Main Street. Cohasset, Mass. 2300.00 Simeone. Ruth R.. 23 South Main Street. Cohasset, Mass 7300.00 Simons. H. C, 140 Federal Street. Boston. Mass. 100.00 Simonds. Julia A., 280 Warren Street, Brookline, Mass 1,000.00 Simpson. Frederick Charles. 31 Border Street, Cohasset, Mass. 1.000.00 Simpson. Ruth L., 36 Sohier Street. Cohasset, Mass. 1.000.00 Singler. Florence, 821 Jerusalem Road, North Cohasset, Mass. 500.00 Sinopoli. Nicholas. Sohier Street. Cohasset. Mass. 75.00 Sjogren. Frances. King Street. Cohasset. Mass. 1,000.00 Slocum. Celia, 52 Clark Road, Brookline. Mass 500.00 Smith. George W. and Helen. Cohasset, Mass. 200.00 Sorrento. Dominick, Cedar Street. North Cohasset, Mass. 65.00 Souther. David. King Street. Cohasset, Mass. 50.00 Sparrell. Ernest H.. Norwell. Mass. 1.000.00 Stampleman. Samuel C. and Fannie. Beechwood Street, Cohas- set. Mass 1.000.00 Steele. Jane. Black Horse Lane, Cohasset, Mass 400.00 Stegmaier. Charles, Atlantic Avenue, Cohasset, Mass 100.00 Street, Gerald G. E., South Main Street. Cohasset, Mass. 500.00

Stuart. Mary I.. 6 Woodchestcr Drive. Chestnut Hill, Mass. 2300.00 Street, Sullivan. Eugene J. and .Mildred F.. 172 South .Main Cohasset. Mass. 500.00

Sullivan. Michael J., Brook Street. Cohasset. Mass. 200.00 Swain, Harriet F.. 226 Commonwealth .\venue. Boston. Mass. 1,000.00

Sweenev. James M.. Bow Street, Cohasset. Mass. . 65.00 Ta\lor. William H. and Kathleen M.. 520 fcrusalera Road. Cohasset. Mass. 500.00 Thaver. Caroline B.. 2925 .Vrgsle Drive. Alexandria. Va 1.000.00 ThaNer, Frederick .\.. Fond Street, Cohasset, Mass. 500.00 Thaver, Sherman R.. 2925 .\rg>le Drive, .\lexandria. Va 1300.00

The Great Atlantic .<: Pacific Tea Co., South Main Street, aihasset. Mass. 196.00 Todd. Alliert W.. Jerusalem Road. Cohasset, Mass 1,000.00 Tolman. Helen R.. Juniper Hall. Masonic Home, Shrewsbury, Ma>v 300.00 Tower. Lilla M., Beach Street. Cohasset. Mass. 500.00 Tower, Mar\ F., Beach Street. Cohasset. Mass 500.00 Towle. Philip L.. Joy Place, Cohasset, Mass 3(X).00 Tuckerman. Elsie .M.. Atlantic Avenue. Cohasset. Mass. l.OOD.(K) Tsler. Bartlett and Rutii L., .\ilantic Avenue. Cohasset, Mass. 1.000.00 I'pham. Preston. 118 Beach Street. Cxjhasset. Mass 1,000.00 Vetleler. Georg 1.. Pond Street. Cohasset. Mass. 5(M).(K) Vorland. Alma. 8 Black Rock Road, Cohasset, Nfass. 300.00 \Vakeman. Frames. Steamboat Lane. Hingham, Mass 200.00

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Walker, Richmond, Border Street, Cohasset, Mass 500.00 Wannen, Margaret K., 353 South Main Street, Cohasset, Mass. 1.500.00 Watson, Irene B., Jerusalem Road, Cohasset, Mass. 200.00 Wearn, Dr. Joseph, 11928 Lake Shore Boulevard, Cleveland,/ Ohio 200.00 Wearn. Susan Lyman, 11928 Lake Shore Boulevard, Cleveland, Ohio 500.00 Weeks, Arnold W., Bootli Hill Road. North .Scituate, Mass 400.00 Weld, Stephen M., c/o Mr. Bosham, Trust Dcpt. Second Nat'l Bank. Boston, Mass 500.00 Western I'nion Telegraph Company, 230 Congress Street, Boston, Mass ' ' 700.00 Wheelwright, Everett W. and Walter C, Cohasset, Mass 5.000.00 Wheelwright. Josiah. Sohier Street. Cohasset, Mass 1.000.00 Whipple, Ruth S.. Beach Street, Cohasset, Mass. 500.00 White, H. Bowen, Nichols Road, Cohasset, Mass 250.00

VV^hite, Charles J. and Olivia A., Jerusalem Road, Cohasset, Mass 2,000.00 White, Cornelia H., Jerusalem Road. Cohasset. Mass, 1.000.00 \Vhite, Francis P. and Mary M., 21 Beech Street, Cohasset, Mass 1,000.00 White, Frank H. and Annie E., North Cohas.set. NLiss. 500.00 VVliite. James C. Jerusalem Road, Cohasset, Mass.' 350.00 White. Loring Q., Jerusalem Road. Cohasset. Mass. ().300.00 \Vhite, Mar\, Doane Street. Becchwood. Mass 200.00

White. Richardson. Jerusalem Road. Cohasset. Mass. I .OOO.OO Whitney. Margaret, lOSO Beacon Street, Brookline, Mass 1.000.00 Wight. Delano and Margaret C, Jerusalem Road. Cohasset, Mass 2,000.00 Willcutt, Edward F. and Joseph N., Trustees Estate Meriel L. \Villcult, Cohasset.' Mass 3,000.00 Williams Brothers, North Main Street. Cohasset, Mass 50.00 AVilliams. Eleanor T., Hotel Roosevelt. Madison Avenue at 45th Street. New York Citv 1.000.00 Williams. John, King Street. Cohasset. Mass 100.00 Williams, Lawrence W., South Main Street, Cohasset, Mass 150.00 Williams. Ralph P.. South Main Street. Cohasset. Mass. 100.00 Williams, Susan J., 320 Marlboro Street, Boston, Mass 1.000.00 Wilson, Everett B. and Jessie M., 33 Black Rock Road, Cohas- set, Mass 500.00 Wood, .Arthur O., Beach Street, Cohasset, Mass 40.00 Woods, John E. and Eleanor, Atlantic .Avenue. Cohasset, Mass. 2,000.00

Young. Nathaniel J. and Florence P., 65 Elm Street, Cohasset, Mass 1.000.00

63 INDEX

Assessors, Board of 119 Cohasset Free Public Library 134 Collector of Taxes 114 Fire Department 121 Forest Warden 122

Health Department . 123 Highway Surveyor 133 Jury List 115 Moth Department 130 Paul Pratt Memorial Library 135 Planning Board 131 Police Department 116 Public Welfare and Old Age Assistance 129 Registrars, Board of 36 School Department 141 Sealer of Weights and Measures 128 Selectmen, Board of 123 Social Service League Red Cross Nursing Service 125 State Audit 110 Town Accountant: Receipts 37 Expenditures 43 Balance Sheet 84 Details from Payroll 97 Town Clerk: Town Officers and Committees 3 Annual Town Meeting 9 Election of Officers 19 Vital Statistics 21 Town Treasurer 113 Tree Warden 130 Water Investigation Committee 132