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Home My WebLink About1921COHASSET TOWN REPORT 1921 Wf^ One Hundred and Fifty-second Annual Report of the BOARD OF SELECTMEN OF THE FINANCIAL AFFAIRS OF THE TOWN OF COHASSET AND THE REPORT OF OTHER TOWN OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31 1921 THE BOUNDBROOK PRESS 1922 Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2013 http://archive.org/details/townofcohassetma1921sele TOWN OFFICERS,1921-1922 Elected by ballot .Town Clerk HARRY F.TILDEN ...Term expires March,1923 Selectmen and Assessors HARRY E.MAPES ...Term expires March,1922 HERBERT L.BROWN ..Term expires March,1924 WILLIAM O.SOUTHER,JR.,Term expires March,1923 Overseers of the Poor HARRY E.MAPES ...Term expires March,1922 HERBERT L.BROWN ..Term expires March,1924 DARIUS W.GILBERT ..Term expires March,1923 Treasurer and Collector of Taxes HARRY F.TILDEN Highway Surveyor GEORGE JASON Constables FRANK J.ANTOINE THOMAS L.BATES JOHN P.ANTOINE SIDNEY L.BEAL JOHN T.KEATING Finance Committee CHARLES W.GAMMONS CORNELIUS KEEFE . EDWARD F.WILLCUTT EDWIN W.BATES . WILLIAM H.McGAW JOHN A.LAWRENCE EDWIN T.OTIS Term Term Term Term Term Term Term expires expires expires expires expires expires expires March,1924 March,1924 March,1924 March,1923 March,1923 March,1922 March,1922 Tree Warden GEORGE YOUNG School THOMAS A.STEVENS DEAN K.JAMES ANSELM L.BEAL . FRED V.STANLEY . MANUEL A.GRASSIE . WALTER SHUEBRUK . WILLIAM H.PRATT Committee ^Resigned Term expires March,1922 Term expires March,1923 Term expires March,1923 Term expires March,1924 Term expires March,1924 Term expires March,1922 Board of Health IRVING F.SYLVESTER . EDWARD L.HIGGINS . FREDERICK HINCHLIFFE, M.D Term expires March,1923 Term expires March,1924 Term expires March,1922 Trustees EDITH M.BATES . MARTHA P.HOWE . OLIVER H.HOWE . FLORENCE N.BATES SARAH B.COLLIER . BURGESS C.TOWER GEORGE W.COLLIER EDWARD NICHOLS . EDWARD H.TOWER of Public Library Term expires Term expires Term expires Term expires Term expires Term expires Term expires Term expires Term expires March,1923 March,1923 March,1923 March,1924 March,1924 March,1924 March,1922 March,1922 March,1922 Town Officers Appointed by Selectmen Town Accountant EDWARD L.STEVENS ..Term expires March 1923 Registrars of Voters THOMAS W.DOYLE ..Term expires May,1923 HENRY E.SWEENEY ..Term expires May,1924 THOMAS F.KANE ...Term expires May,1922 HARRY F.TILDEN,ex-officio Clerk of Board. Police Officers THOMAS L.BATES,designated as Chief of Police FRANK JASON SIDNEY L.BEAL Special 'Police Officers john fleming frank j.antoine john p.antoine william h.mcarthur e:rnest c.ruiter royal a.bates john t.keating spencer h.stoughton ira adams thomas j.ayers carlos a.tanger james j.sullivan Sealer of Weights and Measures CALEB NICHOLS Inspector of Wires PHILIP L.TOWLE Field Drivers HARRY C.BATES SAMUEL F.JAMES JOHN F.SMITH IRA BATES Fence Viewers EDWIN W.BATES DANIEL N.TOWER GEORGE JASON Public Weighers and Weighers of Coal NEWCOMB B.TOWER FRANK W.WHEELWRIGHT MARY P.TOWER GERTRUDE C.LOCKE GEORGE P.TOWER WALTER C.WHEELWRIGHT JOSEPH A.VALINE EVERETT C.WHEELWRIGHT Public Weighers HERBERT L.BROWN E.HAROLD BROWN THOMAS J.AYERS Auctioneers GEORGE F.SARGENT,JR.AUGUST F.B.PETERSEN THOMAS L.BATES WILLIAM O.SOUTHER,JR. Measurers of Wood and Bark FRANKLIN BEAL ARTHUR O.HIGGINS ELMER E.BATES EDWIN W.BATES Surveyors of Lumber JOSEPH A.VALINE ARTHUR O.HIGGINS Harbor Master JOHN W.BRENNOCK Assistant Harbor Master MANUEL P.VALINE Burial Agent THOMAS L.BATES Pound Keeper HENRY R.NICKERSON Town Physician DR.FREDERICK M.HINCHLIFFE Fire Engineers FRED C.BLOvSSOM GEORGE JAvSON FRANK F.MARTIN,JR.GEORGE F.vSARGENT,JR, vSIDNEY L.BEAL Forest Warden WILLIAM J.BRENNOCK Inspector of Animals DR.DARIUS W.GILBERT Superintendent of Moth Work JOSEPH E.GRASSIE Appointments by Board of Health Inspector of Milk and Vinegar IRVING F.SYLVESTER Inspector of Slaughtering DARIUS W.GILBERT,V.S. REPORT OF TOWN CLERK TOWN RECORDS Election of Town Officers,March 7,1921 At the annual town election held this day the following vote was cast. Treasurer for one year Harry F.Tilden 786 Blanks 253 Collector of Taxes for one year Paul J.Bates 491 Harry F.Tilden 503 Blanks 45 Selectman for three years Herbert L.Brown 857 Scattering 6 Blanks 176 Assessor for three years Herbert L.Brown 816 Scattering 3 Blanks 220 Overseers of the Poor for three years Herbert L.Brown 809 Scattering ,2 Blanks 228 10 Highway Surveyor for one year Frederick G.James 109 George Jason ;520 John J.Pratt ,400 Blanks 10 Tree Warden for one year Joseph E.Grassie 462 George Young 526 Blanks 51 Constables for one year Henry M.Ahearn 358 Frank J.Antoine 555 John P.Antoine 372 Royal A.Bates 341 Thomas L.Bates 649 Sidney L.Beal 485 John T.Keating 594 Blanks 1841 Tivo Members of School Committee for three years Manuel A.Grassie 628 Walter Shuebruk 651 William S.vSidney 212 Blanks 587 Board of Health for three years Edward L.Higgins 140 Ira Bates 14 John Kennedy 49 Scattering 26 Blanks 810 11 Three Members of Finance Committee for three years Charles W.Gammons 665 Cornelius Keefe 711 Edward F.Willcutt 643 Blanks 1098 Trustees Cohasset Free Public Library for three years Florence N.Bates 644 Sarah B.ColHer 639 Burgess C.Tower 634 Scattering 2 Blanks 1198 Shall Licenses be granted for the sale of certain non-intoxicating beverages in this Town? Yes 344 No 427 Blanks 268 After the declaration of the above,voted to adjourn until Saturday,March 12,at two o'clock p.m.,in the upper Town Hall.' Cohasset,March 12,1921. At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Cohasset held this day the following action was taken. Article 3.To choose all Town Officers not required to be elected by ballot. Voted:That they be appointed by the Selectmen. Article 4.To act upon the reports of the Town Clerk, Town Accountant,Selectmen,Assessors,Overseers of the Poor, Collector and Treasurer,Treasurer of the PubHc Library, Directors of the Paul Pratt Memorial Library,Tree Warden, Highway Surveyor,Board of Health,Board of Fire Engineers, Sealer of Weights and Measures,Inspector of Wires and School Committee. Voted :That all of the above reports be accepted. 12 Voted:That the following sums of money be raised and appropriated. Article 5.Town Officers $7,000.00 Article 6.Law,legal counsel 500.00 Article 7.Engineering maintenance 100.00 Article 8.Engineering outlay,tax survey 1,000.00 Article 9.Town Hall '3,450.00 Article 10.Printing 1,500.00 Article 11.Water for hydrants and public buildings 7,800.00 Article 12.Police Department 7,500.00 Article 13.Fire Department 7,000.00 Arttcle 14.Forest fires 700.00 Article 15.Moth suppression 12,000.00 Article 16.Tree warden 1,000.00 Article 17.Sealer of weights and measures 250.00 Article 18.Inspection of wires 500.00 Article 19.Deputy fish and game warden 50.00 Article 20.Board of Health 3,555.03 Article 21.Tuberculosis Hospital at Braintree, maintenance 2,752.71 Article 22.vS traits Pond,Cat Dam and James Brook 1,000.00 Article 23.Inspection of animals 125.00 Article 24.Highways,including oiling streets 29,339.85 Article 25.Removing snow and sanding streets...4,500.00 Article 26.Electric street lights 7,340.40 Article 27.Fore River Bridge 1 ,200.00 Article 28.Harbor maintenance 600.00 Article 29.Charities —Cohasset Home,outside poor and general administration ....13,400.00 Article 30.Soldiers'and Sailors'relief 1,500.00 Article 31.State and military aid .250.00 Article 32.Education,including transportation of scholars 56,040.00 Article 33.Libraries 2,750.00 Article 34.Town Commons LIOO.OO Article 35.Memorial Day 500.00 Article 36.Incidentals (including unclassified,etc.)3,000.00 13 Article 37.Cemeteries $450.00 Article 38.Interest 6,869.64 Article 39.North Cohasset Post Office Building ..100.00 Article 40.Guild Hall .50.00 Article 41.Bonded debt 9,000.00 Article 42.Will the Town authorize the Treasurer with the approval of the Selectmen to hire what money may be needed in anticipation of taxes of the current year,to be paid as soon as money sufficient for the purpose is received? Voted:That the Town 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 beginning January 1,1921,and to issue a note or notes therefor payable within one year,any debt or debts incurred under this vote to be paid from the revenue of said financial year. Article 43.In what manner will the Town collect the taxes and at what time shall they be paid into the treasury ? Voted:That the taxes assessed for the current year shall be due and payable on the fifteenth day of October next ;and on all taxes remaining unpaid on the first day of November next, interest not exceeding six per cent per annum,from the fifteenth day of October to date of payment,shall be added.The interest accruing under this vote shall be added to,and be a part of such taxes. Article 44.What compensation will the Town allow the Collector of Taxes for the current year? Voted:That the Collector of Taxes be paid an amount equivalent to a commission of one per cent on all taxes col- lected. Article 45.To hear the report of any committee hereto- fore chosen or appointed and act thereon. Voted:To accept report of Harbor Improvement Com- mittee and the Committee be continued for another year. "To the Voters of the Town of Cohasset: At the March,1920,meeting the Town voted to instruct the Moderator to ax:)point a committee,consisting of the Chair- 14 man and Clerk of the Board of Selectmen,the Chairman and Clerk of the School Committee and five citizens,to make a study of the questions relating to further school accommoda- tions in Cohasset and to present specific recommendations to the Town not later than its next annual meeting;their report to consist of the following: First,a report to reduce the system and get along with present accommodations. Second,a report to enlarge the school plant so as to accom- modate the present system properly and provide adequate accommodations for physical education and auditorium. Third,a report after conference with the Selectmen and the American Legion for a combination of school accommodations, assembly hall and business offices,or both,and a memorial hall. Fourth,to report as to the advisability of undertaking to finance the plans provided in the second or third report in whole or in part by voluntary contributions. Pursuant to this vote the Moderator appointed as a com- mittee Messrs.Mapes and Brown of the Board of Selectmen, Messrs.Stanley and Beal of the School Committee,and Messrs. C.Keefe,C.W.Gammons,E.N.Tower,J.E.Grassie and I.F.Sylvester.On account of Mr.Stanley's absence in Europe with the Boy Scouts the Moderator appointed in his place Mr. Shuebruk of the School Committee. The Committee met and organized by electing Mr.Shue- bruk temporary chairman and Mr.Beal secretary. As a result of their consideration and the reports made to it by sub-committees,the Committee reports specifically,as instructed by the vote of the Town. First:No plan to reduce the school system and get along with present accommodations is practicable.The only methods of reducing the school system are by eliminating certain so-called special or extra courses,such as the manual training, household arts,commercial courses and kindergarten.These courses are all carried on in quarters which could in no way be adapted for the regular courses.The manual training is carried on in the basement and the commercial courses on the third floor of the Osgood Building;the kindergarten and household 15 arts course are conducted in the Bates Building.None of these rooms could be used in any satisfactory way to relieve the present over-crowded conditions of the rooms where the so-called regular and essential courses are conducted. To drop the special courses would result in a saving in the operating expenses of the schools,but would in no way help to relieve the over-crowded condition of the rest of the school. This is something which can be accomplished only by new quarters for some of the regular classes either in the elemen- tary grades or in the high school. Second:The Committee has had two suggestions for enlarging the school plant so as to accommodate the present system properly and provide adequate accommodations for physical education and an auditorium. The one involving the least present expenditure would call for a six-room building to care for the kindergarten and four lower grades.If this suggestion were adopted the building should be planned so that it could later be turned over into a modern high school building. The other plan would call for the construction of an eight- room building to be used as a high school.The present building, with the addition of few windows could be made into a very satisfactory twelve-room building with a small assembly hall. This would accommodate the eight grades and kindergarten, allowing for an extra sixth grade room,an extra first grade room,and one other extra room.The present manual training room would make a very satisfactory lunch room. Third:The Committee realized that the Town needed,in addition to greater school accommodations,an assembly hall large enough to accommodate the voters and better facilities for Town Officers,and also that the Legion is planning to pro- vide itself with suitable and permanent quarters. It is evident that greater utility for all three of these objects and a decided economy in construction would be secured, by combining the additional school quarters,Town Hall and offices,and Legion building either in one building or in one group of buildings.For example,the School Department and the Legion both need an assembly hall,but they could con- 16 veniently use the Town Hall if it was located near their build- ings.The School Department and the Legion both believe they should have a gymnasium and they could both use the same gymnasiimi if located near enough to both school and Legion buildings.There would be further economies of construction, heating,general maintenance,grounds,etc. In furtherance of this idea sub-committees were appointed. The results of the investigations made by the Sub-Com- mittee on Schools,which was assisted by the Superintendent, Mr.Collins,have been given under the first and second head- ings of this report.The reports made by the Sub-Committee on Town Hall and Legion quarters were submitted by the Com- mittees to Messrs.George F.Newton and Joseph N.Willcutt, who gave a great deal of time in studying the project and in preparing sketches,floor plans and approximate estimates of cost. The Committee on Sites procured the services of Mr.John Nolen of Cambridge,town and city planner and landscape architect,and the possibilities of the Town were thoroughly canvassed.As a result this sub-committee recommended as the only practicable sites for a combination of these three buildings the Cousens and Andrews properties adjoining the present school lot on the southerly side of Elm Street,directly opposite the Osgood School building and now occupied by the Bates Building and private owners. No steps were taken to estimate the cost of securing either of these sites. Since the Committee organized and after the greater part of its work was done,the situation regarding a Town Hall has changed materially.In the near future the number of qualified voters will be at least double what it was a year ago;and the Legislature has refused to recommend any amendment to the Constitution which will permit towns of less than four thousand inhabitants to organize on any precinct voting plan. Of course it is impossible for the Committee to foresee what action the Town may take to provide accommodations for its Town meetings,which are required by law,but it is apparent that the necessity for a new Town Hall is vastly more pressing 17 and immediate than it was a year ago.Even if the Town should be disposed to go forward with a plan for a group of buildings such as has been suggested,it might feel that a new Town Hall could not wait upon the development of the entire plan.This possibility,the Committee feels,makes it all the more impera- tive that,in any plans for Town building,all of the future needs of the Town should be kept in mind. Fourth:Several suggestions were made regarding the possibiHty of private subscriptions in aid of the project and in particular it seemed probable that a good deal of help could be secured in defraying the cost of a Legion building.As the plans and even approximate costs are all so indefinite,however,it has been impossible to make any progress along these lines. Appended to this report is a sketch made by Messrs. Newton and Willcutt.It is not intended in any sense as a definite or final plan of even what the Committee might recom- mend,but merely as a suggestion of the possibilities contained in one method of developing a combination of the three needs of Cohasset today —a new Town Hall,a High School building and a Memorial Building for the George H.Mealy Post of the American Legion. The whole cost of the building suggested might approxi- mate $300,000 exclusive of the site,but th«part of the building devoted to the Legion would presumably be provided for by private subscription. We recommend that a committee of five be appointed by the Moderator,of which the Chairman of the Board of Select- men shall be one,to secure plans,specifications and definite estimates of the cost of constructing the buildings referred to and to secure definite estimates of the cost of acquiring either of the sites suggested." Voted:That the above report be received and placed on record and that a committee of five,of which the Chairman of the Board of Selectmen shall be one,be appointed by the Moderator to continue the investigation relative to the con- struction of a schoolhouse and Town Hall in connection with quarters to be erected by the George H.Mealy Post of the American Legion,with instructions to secure plans,specifica- 18 tions and definite estimates of costs,including costs of sites,on the alternative plans suggested by last year's Committee,and that the sum of $500 be raised and appropriated for necessary expenses of the Committee. Article 46.Herbert A.Tucker and others.Will the Town raise and appropriate the sum of S2,500 for the dredging of Cohasset Harbor? Voted:That the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $2,500 for the dredging of Cohasset Harbor;to be expended provided a sum satisfactory to the Selectmen and Harbor Com- mittee is allotted by the Department of Public Works of the Commonwealth during the current year to be used with the sum appropriated under this article. Article 47.George F.Sargent,Jr.,and others.Will the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $2,500 to be expended under the direction of the Highway Surveyor,to build a macadamized road from the Scituate line on Church Street to the corner of Doane and Beechwood Streets,by way of said Doane Street? Voted:That this article be indefinitely postponed. Article 48.Henry T.Lincoln and others.Will the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $600 to build a gravel sidewalk with a concrete edge on the westerly side of South Main Street about 450 feet long to the Scituate line,or act on anything relating thereto? Voted:That the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $600 for the above purpose and the kind of edge to be used be left to the discretion of Highway Surveyor. Article 49.Walter Shuebruk and others.Will the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000 to purchase a new piano for the Town Hall to be used for concert purposes only? Voted:That this Article be indefinitely postponed. Article 50.Ignatius Francis and others.Will the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000 to repair public high- way between C.W.Barron's front drive and Margin and Atlantic Avenue? Voted:That this Article be indefinitely postponed. 19 Article 51.Oliver H.Howe and others.Will the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $250 to aid in celebrating the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the incorporation of Cohasset as a Town by an Historical Pageant,or act on any- thing relating thereto ? Voted in the affirmative. Article 52.Thomas J.Ayers and others.Will the Town pay $10 per day for double team and driver for eight hours' work,and pay $7 per day for single team and driver for eight hours'work,or act on anything relating thereto? Voted:That this Article be indefinitely postponed. Article 53.John J.Grassie and others.Will the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $1,920 to purchase uniforms for the Fire Department? Voted in the negative. Article 54.Irving F.Sylvester and others.Will the Town place and maintain an electric light on the southerly end of Cedar Street 400 feet in from North Main Street? Voted:That the sum of $18 be raised and appropriated for above purpose. Article 55.C.H.Trott and others.Will the Town raise and appropriate a sufficient sum of money to install and main- tain an electric light on Brook Street midway between Elm Street and South Main Street,or act on anything relating thereto ? Voted:That the sum of $18 be raised and appropriated for above purpose. Article 56.Edwin A.Stone and others.Will the Town install and maintain two electric lights on the private way lead- ing from South Main Street to the residence of Joseph E. Grassie,and raise and appropriate $36 for their maintenance in 1921? Voted in the affirmative. Voted :That this meeting be dissolved. HARRY F.TILDEN,Town Clerk. 20 .Cohasset,July 5,1921. At a special Town Meeting held this evening the following votes were taken. Article 1.To choose a Moderator to preside in said meet- ing. Chose Harry E.Mapes. Article 2.To see if the Town will appropriate the sum of $30,000 to be expended for the purpose of remodelling and improving the so-called "Guild Hall "property into suitable quarters for the George H.Mealy Post No.118,American Legion,and to borrow the said sum of $30,000 and to issue its notes or bonds therefor,payable $5,000,in not more than one year from the date of issue and $5,000 annually thereafter for the succeeding five years,or act on anything relating thereto. Voted:That this Article be passed over. Article 3.George Jason and 141 others.Will the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $2,000 for the use of the High- way Department,or act on anything relating thereto? Voted in the affirmatve. Voted :That this meeting be adjourned. Cohasset,August 3,1921. At a special Town Meeting held this evening the following articles were acted upon. Article 1.To choose a Moderator to preside in said meet- ing. Chose Harry E.Mapes Moderator. Article 2.To see if the Town w411 vote to raise and appropriate such sum of money as may be necessary for the purpose of remodelling the so-called Guild Hall building for general municipal pvirposes,or to take any action relative thereto. Voted:That $13,635 be appropriated by the Town from this year's tax levy for improvements of the Guild Hall accord- ing to plans of architects G.F.Newton,Sr.and Irving Hyland and that the money be expended accordingly under the super- vision of said architects and the Board of Selectmen. 21 Article 3.To see if the Town will vote to authorize the Selectmen to lease for a period of not more than five years such portion of the remodelled so-called Guild Hall building as may be necessary for the use of the George H.Mealy Post. Voted:That the Selectmen be authorized and instructed to lease to the George H.Mealy Post No.118,American Legion, for a period of three years from the date of completion of improvements authorized under Article 2,at a yearly rental of $1,those parts of the Guild Hall planned for such possible use by architects G.F.Newton,Sr.,and Irving Hyland submitted to this meeting.Such lease shall provide that said Post shall properly care for and treat said leased premises and shall pay their proportionate share of the heating,Hghting and water supply expense and shall provide that such lease will be renew- able by three year periods on the same terms.The Town shall pay the insurance on said Guild Hall while thus leased and ordinary repairs. Article 4.Arthur A.Davenport and 147 others.To see if the Town will reimburse Arthur A.Davenport the amount of $540.96 being loss caused to him by a ruling of the Board of Health. Voted in the affirmative. Article 5.To see if the town will vote to raise and appro- priate such sum of money as may be necessary for the support of the public schools to be expended in moving,remodelling and repairing the so-called G.A.R.Hall building for use as a school building or take any action relative thereto. Voted:That the sum of 13,473 be raised and appropriated for above purpose. Voted:That we adjourn. 22 Births,Marriages and Deaths Recorded at Cohasset in 1921 BIRTHS Total ntimber of births was thirty,of which fifteen were males and fifteen females, MARRIAGES Total nimiber of marriages was thirty-seven of which twenty-four were married at Cohasset. DEATHS Total number of .deaths was thirty-six and included fifteen who died in other towns or were brought here for burial ; of the twenty-one who died at Cohasset nine were males and twelve were females. 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Is < Optf 1 >.bx)bjo P^K rt Gj c3 a; < c^^I Ph'ffi"i:^ 03 w o o a^. PQ 1ir W r^03 G O fe- d < o CO o T-H 1-H rH 1—1 CN CN C ^>^^^ 30 ^3 IoO o CO p (u q 1^fe Oj t:>.r^ s ^^,OS T) ^3 1:3 C c r: ct Cj E>,w U,(U ?.6 ^ ^ c§ gn^ o w c 6 ^1 rt c 6 c .Vh ^ c 3 1 C 03 m 11 <2 03 c ^1 O V. CD 1^ c "(u o <y ™<fe J J O ffi &^< PQ o u o ^w T^w w in (A in rt 03 o3 o3 oj o3 c ^x;^rC x; 03 O O O O OUOUOUU o ^C« C 2 ^ s o c __.I |oac^ro(NOOOc£)O T^i .—I O Gi ^5 ,-t ,-1 CO 00 CO 00 10 I CO^OOO^OLO-t'c: Ort^i—ii-HJOOO I iOOXOt^CO(M'*'^ C^l *00 t^1^l^I t^00 00 CO 10 10 1> 8 § r^^^:^'SO OS ^ <3J —Q . ,C 03 ^o3 C^<<^ >^ s^w Cl,.^TJ CT3 03 .^^ ffi W <U K < in 2 ^•^-trt < <v ^O H S ^O.U M M biD Wi d 2 <<<<c^c/^c^66oo^^QQQQ 31 TOWN ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT Accounts of 1921 For Auditor's Report,see page 78,after "Recapitulation." (For Index,see "Recapitulation,page 73.Details can be seen in the office of the Town Accountant.) Town Officers Appropriation (Article 5,Annual Meeting,March 12,1921).. Appropriation (Article 44,Annual Meeting,March 12,1921).. Tax Collector,1%of collec- tions estimated Receipts,by Tax Collector,sum- monses From H.E.Mapes,reimburse- ment telephone Expenditures : Selectmen,salaries ". .. Expenses Auditor and Accountant, Services Expenses Treasurer,services Expenses Collector,services Expenses Assessors,services Expenses and extra services Other finance offices and accounts registration of eight notes .... $7,000.00 1,500.00 $23.90 7.43 $31.33 $1,800.00 158.92 1,200.00 36.97 700.00 216.10 1,500.00 232.53 1,200.00 360.92 16.00 32 Finance Committee,expenses ... Town Clerk,salary Town Clerk,extra services 1920 Town Clerk,expenses Election and registration : Election Officers,services .... Election Officers,expenses ... Registration of voters : Registrars,services Registrars,expenses Balance over appropriations to Incidental Account $81.47 S207.85 400.00 127.50 24.68 120.00 25.00 250.00 5.00 $8,581.47 $8,581.47 Unpaid bills : Town Clerk,services $90.50 Tax Collector 358.39 Registrar of Voters (one)....75.00 $523.89 LAW,LEGAL COUNSEL Appropriation $500.00 Expenditures : Estate of Albert P.Worthen, balance from 1920 $166.85 Walter Shuebmk •350.00 Balance over appropriation to Incidental Account 16.85 $516.85 $516.85 Unpaid bill:Walter Shuebruk ..$150.00 ENGINEERING,MAINTENANCE Appropriation $100.00 Expenditures : Hartley L.White,services ...$55.00 Balance to Treasury 45.00 $100.00 33 ENGINEERING,TAX SURVEY,OUTLAY Appropriation .$1,000.00 Expenditures : Hartley L.White,services ...$1,000.00 TOWN ha: Appropriation (Article 9,includ- ing repairs on piano) Appropriation on account of fire . Receipts : Simeone Brothers LL $690.00 454.04 460.00 $3,450.00 460.00 L.J.Morris,janitor,income.. Insurance,account of fire .... $1,604.04 Expenditures : Janitor's services,12 months . Janitor's services,extra Janitor's supplies Telephone $1,000.00 36.00 98.99 61.42 Lighting,gjepieral $331.59 Lighting,motion picture machine 55.36 Lighting,exit lights 6.24 393.19 Heating 897.11 Wiring 347.50 Erecting election booths 6.00 Piano tuning 4.00 Piano repairs,etc.($250 appropriated)266^75 Building maintenance,general 439.27 Building maintenance,repairs account of fire 144.95 Furniture 159.41 Labor,general 38.00 34 Express ,S9.19 Insurance,Workmen's Com-• pensation on $800 5.41 Taxes,special revenue 30.00 Balance over appropriations to Incidental Account $27.19 $3,937.19 $3,937.19 Unpaid bills : Tower Brothers & Co.,fuel $85.06 Janitors'supplies 14.30 $99.36 E.W.Bates,wood 12.00 Cohasset Hardware Co., janitors'supplies 1.42 I.F.Sylvester,mason ....6.65 Bosworth &Beal,lamps and wiring 10.65 $130.08 PRINTING Appropriation $1,500.00 Expenditures : Selectmen.$123.92 Tax Collector 33.92 Assessors,200 bound copies Valuation List,1100 for Town Report 337.58 Town Clerk.:5.00 Elections 89.75 Harbor Maintenance,50 cloth placards 22.58 Town Reports,1100,184 pp. at $4.90 $901.60 35 Authors'corrections $14.80 Express 8.00 $924.40 Incidental Account,4000 No.1 voucher covers 89.25 Balance over appropriation to Incidental Account $126.40 $1,626.40 $1,626.40 Unpaid bill : Boundbrook Press $4.20 WATER FOR HYDRANTS AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS Appropriation (including $80 for new hydrant,Beechwood Street $7,800.00 Expenditures : Cohasset Water Co. Hydrants,88 at $79.34...$6,982.50 Fire Departnient buildings 20.00 Hydrant on Beechwood Street,11 months to April 1,1922 68.75 $7,071.25 Town Hall 35.00 Highways 125.50 Cohasset Home 42.00 Schools •45.00 $7,318.75 Hingham Water Co. Hydrants,10 $450.00 Hose No.3,water rates...11.00 461.00 $7,779.75 Balance to Treasury 20.25 $7,800.00 36 POLICE DEPARTMENT Appropriation $7,500.00 Receipts : Reimbursements,amounts overpaid $80.00 Expenditures : Chief,services (1920,$155)$1,980.00 Officers,services (1920, $372.)($80 can be deducted to show true amount of cost,see receipts)5,554.25 $7,534.25 Expenses of administration; Headquarters (including caps,$25.50)$109.05 Car fares and general ....85.06 Telephones 145.41 Light 14.04 Heat 70.49 424.05 Street signs,care of 79.49 Lockup,City of Quincy,1919 and 1920 $17.70 Lockup,lunches 41.50 59.20 Transportation : Renting automobiles $54.11 , Maintenance of automo- biles,general 401.48 Insurance on automobiles . 92.50 Exchange of automobiles .195.00 '743.09 Balance over appropriation to ''Agency"80.00 (Less $80,see receipts)1,260.08 ,840.08 $8,840.08 37 Unpaid bill ; For lighting,April 6 to December 22,net $20.70 FIRE DEPARTMENT General Appropriation (including 1920 unpaid bills of $1,422.51)..$7,000.00 Expenditures ; Executive expenses : General $132.97 Telephone 52.76 $185.73 Wages,etc. : Chief (1920,$39)$339.00 Combination 1 driver ....1,700.00 Combination 1 substitutes 269.75 Combination 1 night serv- ices 433.28 Hook and Ladder 1 ,drivers 50.00 Poll taxes (54)270.00 Steward 30.00 Services at fires..71.50 3,163.53 Conveyance of apparatus to fires: Combination 1 $3.50 Hook and Ladder 1 32.00 Combination 2 3.00 38.50 Repairs on and supplies for apparatus : Combination 1 $60.00 Hook and Ladder 1 ....;.378.51 Hose 3 59.20 497.71 38 Repairs on Buildings : Combination 1 $69.75 Combination 2 12.20 General Supplies for Houses: Combination 1 $227.74 Hook and Ladder 1 4.25 Combination 2 16.75 Hose 3 23.33 Fuel: Combination 1 $286.61 Combination 2 6.50 Hose 3 238.07 $81.95 272.07 531.18 Equipment Supplies: Combination 1 (see Select- men's Fire Department account for hose)$289.55 Hook and Ladder 1 54.29 Hose 3 262.11 605.95 Electric Light: Combination 1 $108.96 Combination 2 9.25 Hose 3 16.08 $134.29 Fire Alarm : Current $45.46 General repairs 196.95 242.41 Maintenance (Engineers)$5,753.32 Outlay —Fire Alarm,1920 : Bosworth &Beal $1,231.77 Tower Brothers &Co 16.52 1,248.29 Balance over appropriation to "Agency"$1.61 Total (Engineers)$7,001.61 $7,001.61 Unpaid bills $1,198.15 39 FIRE DEPARTMENT —SELECTMEN No appropriation. Expenditures : Combination 1,1000 ft.hose $770.00 Filling oxygen tank and express 2.95 Maintenance $772.95 Outlay : Antoine E.Salvador,alter- ations,etc.Combination 1,house 1920 account . . 28.50 Total for Selectmen (Fire Department)to ''Agency"$801.45 FOREST FIRES Appropriation $700.00 Expenditures : Pay rolls (fires)$204.75 Supplies,general 24.46 Automobile maintenance 500.42 Balance over appropriation to "Agency"29.63 $729.63 $729.63 Unpaid bill,Minot Market ..$41.31 MOTH SUPPRESSION Appropriation ($2,674.26 required by law)including Private Liability $12,000.00 Receipts : Labor,lead,etc $31.76 State Highway 75.02 On tax bills,1920 and prior $1,369.20 On tax bills,1921 6,080.18 7,449.38 $7,556.16 « 40 Expenditures : Pay rolls: Superintendent,George Young,services $40.00 Superintendent,Joseph E.Grassie,services ..1,120.00 $1,160.00 Labor,under George Young $152.80 Labor,under Joseph E. Grassie 5,873.00 6,025.80 Printing,stationery,etc...18.23 Freight and express 4.12 Teams and automobiles: George Young $15.00 Joseph E.Grassie 562.25 General 1,054.50 1,631.75 Lead,6000 pounds 1,092.00 Creosote,49 gallons 22.54 Hose,etc 501.00 Sprayer,maintenance of, including insurance,$50 514.82 Filing saws 11.60 Supplies,general 236.13 Carting,miscellaneous ...4.37 Damages —to grass,$15; to hydrant,$52.69 67.69 Rent 162.50 Insurance,Workmen's Com- pensation on $4000 93.40 $11,545.95 Balance to Treasury 454.05 $12,000.00 $12,000.00 Unpaid,bill,J.A.McDonald $1.80 41 MOTH WORK,PRIVATE LIABILITY December 1,1920 —December 1,1921 Private Total Liability Paid in December,1920 (under George Young)$335.75 $930.40 Paid in 1921 to December 1, pay rolls ($38.21 under Young)$474.09 Spraying,private liability, total 2,419.95 2,894.04 9,191.44 $3,229.79 $10,121.84 SPRAYING,PRIVATE LIABILITY Labor $831.94 Teams,etc 418.96 Lead (5261 pounds)1,052.20 Gasolene (247 gallons)74.10 Oil (35^gallons)42.75 $2,419.95 ^ TREE WARDEN Appropriation $1,000.00 Expenditures: Pay rolls : • Tree Warden,Joseph E. Grassie,services $35.00 Tree Warden,George Young,services 142.50 $177.50 Labor under Joseph E. Grassie $92.00 Labor under George Young 289.50 381.50 42 Teams and automobiles: Joseph E.Grassie $27.00 George Young 83.27 General 41.25 S151.52 Trees,C.A.Tanger 92.50 Lead,700 pounds 116.14 Freight 2.86 Iron Work 12.60 Filing saws 5.95 Supplies,gas and oil $11.90 Supplies,general 24.18 36.08 Insurance,Workmen's Com- pensation on $1000 23.35 $1,000.00 INSPECTION OF WIRES Appropriation $500.00 Receipts for Permits,credited to "Agency"$162.75 Expenditures : Philip L.Towle,wire inspector,services $472.39 Telephone 27.61 $500.00 SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES Appropriation $250.00 Expenditures : Caleb Nichols,sealer, services $150.00 Office expenses,etc 14.11 43 Transportation and assist- ance $31.00 Supplies 56.88 Balance over appropriation to Incidental Account SI.99 $251.99 $251.96 DEPUTY FISH AND GAME WARDEN (Under Chapter 21,Section 7,General Laws) Appropriation $50.00 Paid John F.Smith,se-^v- ices for 9 months $37.50 Balance to Treasury .12.50 $50.00 BOARD OF HEALTH Appropriation $2,399.45 Receipts : Commonwealth of Mass- achusetts,Division of Sanatoria for Norfolk County Hospital $132.14 I.F.Sylvester,reimburse- ment,account telephone 21.78 $153.92 spenditures : Executive expenses : Board of Health (3)....$450.00 Board of Health,expenses 15.10 Advertising and printing 89.00 Transportation 6.00 Telephone 22.38 $582.48 44 Quarantine and Contagious Hospital 1891.28 Fumigation 91.00 Milk Inspection,I.F.Sylves- ter,services $100.00 Milk Inspection,miscel- laneous,for testing,etc.26.45 126.45 Inspection of Slaughtering: D.W.Gilbert for 1920 ....$240.00 D.W.Gilbert for 1921 ....240.00 480.00 Vital Statistics 12.75 Incidentals 70.50 $2,254.46 Balance to Treasury 144.99 $2,399.45 Unpaid bill.Dr.O.H.Howe, reporting two births .50 BOARD OF HEALTH,TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL, BRAINTREE Appropriation $2,752.71 Paid County Treasurer $2,752.71 BOARD OF HEALTH,DENTAL DISPENSARY Appropriation *$1,155.58 Expenditures : Dr.Frank A.Derby,serv- ices $1,068.02 Electric radiator $9.50 General supplies,etc.38.45 47.95 $1,115.97 Balance to Treasury ...:...39.61 $1,155.58 45 STRAITS POND,CAT DAM AND JAMES BROOK Appropriation •$1,000.00 Expenditures : Straits Pond —maintenance, labor $601.23 Teaming 9.00 • Supplies 96.00 $706.23 Straits Pond —outlay,1920 197.33 Cat Dam: Gates,care of,James Wilson $20.00 Labor and material ....13.45 33.45 James Brook: Gates,careof ,C.A.Tanger $30.00 Labor and material ....45.54 75.54 Gulf Mill Dam,care of 1921, J.A.Valine 5.00 Balance over appropriation to Incidental Account 17.55 $1,017.55 $1,017.55 Unpaid bill,Fitzpatrick & Happenny $23.26 INSPECTION OF ANIMALS Appropriation $125.00 Paid Darius W.Gilbert, services $125.00 STATE HIGHWAY Appropriation $3,623.50 Paid Commonwealth of Massachusetts $3,623.50 46 HIGHWAYS AND SIDEWALKS OILING STREETS (See below) Appropriation (March meeting)$29,339.85 Appropriation (July 5 meeting)2,000.00 Receipts : Use of steam roller .$15.00 Labor and supplies 15.77 $30.77 Expenditures : Highway Surveyor (4 months 'due)$1,125.00 Payrolls : Labor,ordinary $9,079.50 Labor,engineers,black- smiths,masons,etc...1,491.23 10,570.73 Fences and bridges 236.23 Teams,automobiles and trucking 9,251.13 Executive expenses,tele- phone and express 121.13 Freight,$2.06;demurrage, $8.24 10.30 Fuel 304.02 Gravel,stone,sand,etc...1,536.05 Crusher,repairs,etc 239.78 Boiler inspections (2)10.00 Tools,supplies,etc 1,391.88 Road grader.Good Roads Machine Co 302.38 Rent and storage,H.L. Willard 150.00 Insurance,steam roller ...$94.00 Workmen's Compensation on $11,500 251.07 345.07 Total Highways,general $25,593.70 47 Unpaid bills : George Jason,salary,4 months S500.00 Miscellaneous bills 83.98 $583.98 OILING STREETS Appropriation (included in General Highway Account) Expenditures : Tar via.The Barrett Co., 24,899 gallons (6000 gallons,1920)$3,770.61 Trucking 34.76 $3,805.37 Oil,United Oil Products Co., 10,000 gallons 1,150.00 Oil,Standard Oil Co.,3832 gallons •613.12 Total for Tarvia and Oil ..$5,568.49 General Highway Account, brought forward $25,593.70 Removing Snow,balance over Appropriation ....77.45 Sidewalk South Main Street (from Scituate line),balance over Appropriation •95.25 Total for Highways,under Surveyor $31,334.89 Balance to Treasury 4.96 $31,339.85 $31,339.85 48 ^ NEW SIDEWALK,SOUTH MAIN STRET,OUTLAY (From Scituate Line) Appropriation $600.00 Expenditures : Pay rolls : Labor,ordinary..:....$34L00 Labor,mason 100.00 $441.00 Teams,automobiles and trucking 254.25 Balance over appropriation to Highways,general 95.25 $695.25 $695.25 REMOVING SNOW AND SANDING STREETS Appropriation $4,500^00 Receipts : Duplicates on pay rolls...$13.00 Expenditures: Labor,ordinary $3,049.25 Teams,etc.(including men and horses)1,466.50 Sand 37.50 Repairing plows..24.20 Balance over appropriation to Highways general ,..77.45 $4,577.45 $4,577.45 HIGHWAYS,SELECTMEN No appropriation Expenditures : South Main Street sidewalk, front of Ruiter's Garage, one-half cost $250.00 Pleasant Street drain 534.08 49 • Highland Avenue stairway , balance from 1920,Outlay $107.55 Doane Street fence 59.36 Atlantic Avenue fence ....33.09 Fence,Julia T.Bates 47.39 Street fountains ...17.00 Street signs 61.00 Removing snow,getting out sand 58.25 Total to Incidental Account $1,167.72 ELECTRIC STREET LIGHTS Appropriation (fixed price)..$7,340.40 Appropriations (Aiticles 54, '55 and 56,March meeting)72.00 Besides the above,three other 60 c.p.lights were ordered installed by the Selectmen;one on Joy Place,two on Elm Court. Paid,Electric Light &Power Company in 1921 $7,430.06 There are now installed 375 60c.p.and 12-250c.p.lamps. Balance over appropria- tions to Incidental Account 17.66 $7,430.06 $7,430.06 FORE RIVER BRIDGE Appropriation $1,200.00 Paid WilUam L.Foster, Treasurer,Assessments Nos.111-117 inclusive, seven at $60 $420.00 Balance to Treasury 780.00 $1,200.00 50 HARBOR MAINTENANCE Appropriation 1600.00 Expenditures : Harbor Masters (2)(1920, $50)$200.00 Town Wharf,care of (1920, $58)116.00 Labor on floats,buoys,etc.226.50 Supplies 47.49 Badge for Harbor Master.1.58 Carting barrels 2.50 $594.07 Balance to Treasury 5.93 $600.00 $600.00 HARBOR DREDGING,OUTLAY Appropriation,conditional on an appropriation being made by the Legislature $2,500.00 No expenditures Balance to Treasury $2,500.00 CHARITIES,COHASSET HOME Appropriation,including *'Outside Poor,""General Administra- tion "and "District Nurse " ($400)$13,400.00 Receipts : Henry R.Nickerson,Superin- tendent,balance over pay- ments,for produce;see his account at end ($1,888.83 plus $40.50 received for produce to his credit)...$1,929.33 51 Board $100.00 From inmate 410.78 Account of telephone ....10.15 $2,450.26 Expenditures : Superintendent,services $1,200.00 Telephone..'.-53.06 Electric light..,...,.88.64 Freight,etc 6.71 Fuel 578.83 Drugs and medicines 173.21 Dentistry 3.00 Glasses,optician's 5.00 Nursing 44.00 Burials (2)....148.00 Tonsorial work 21.75 Groceries and general supplies 1,767.08 Grain 353.55 Clothing 72.96 General supplies for house (including house furnishings)253.19 Buildings,maintenance of ...222.08 General supplies 130.21 Fertilizers 206.00 Seeds 125.85 Live stock (cow)90.00 Fruit trees 24.60 Plants 32.10 Labor in house $610.40 Labor,outside 452.00 1,062.40 Team,maintenance of 191.31 Teams,general . '.338.25 Insurance,Workmen's Com- pensation on $600 5.26 $7,197.04 52 Paid for "Home"through Su- perintendent,see his account $96.87 $7,293.91 Deduct receipts of Superin- tendent and other receipts of Town Treasurer 2,547.13 Net cost of "Home "in 1921 $4,746.78 Unpaid bills,$98.99 HENRY R.NICKERSON IN ACCOUNT WITH TOWN OF COHASSET Dr. Received for Produce (including pasture stone,$13)$1,770.15 Board 52.00 Cow 75.00 Pasture for cow 84.00 Cash on deceased 4.55 Cr. Paid for Medicines $1.15 Glass eye and expenses to Boston 18.00 Food supplies 40.50 Laundry (2 months)21.24 Clothing 10.75 Seed,tomato 1.20 Miscellaneous and express ....,4.03 $96.87 Balance to Town Treasury ..1,888.83 $1,985.70 $1,985.70 53 CHARITIES,OUTSIDE POOR For appropriation,*see Cohasset Home account and "Recapitu- lation "after "General Administration " Receipts : Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Mothers'Aid $404.45 City of Boston,account of aid 18.00 Town of Weymouth,account of aid 61.70 Reimbursements 12.29 $496.44 Expenditures : Cash,Town Aid $369.00 Cash,other cash aid 1,566.50 $1,935.50 Relief by other places,Water- town $140.00 Medical attendance.Town Physicians 400.00 Hospitals 70.10 Nursing,District $400.00 Other nursing 49.22 449.22 Drugs and medicines 5.85 Burial 58.00 Fuel 323.42 Rent 781.50 Groceries and provisions 434.13 •. Clothing 423.58 Miscellaneous 75.00 Total cost Outside Poor ...$5,096.30 Deduct receipts ;496.44 Net cost Outside Poor $4,599.86 Unpaid bills,$96.47 54 CHARITIES,GENERAL ADMINISTRATION The appropriation for "Home "and **Outside Poor "covers this amount Expenditures : Overseers,three at $200 ....$600.00 Overseers ,expenses ,traveUng 27.00 Expenses,postage and blanks 14.50 Total $641.50 RECAPITULATION OF POOR ACCOUNTS Appropriation for three accounts brought forward $13,400.00 Amounts paid through the Town Treasury : General Administration $641.50 Outside Poor 5,096.30 Cohasset Home 7,197.04 Total for Poor Accounts through Town Treasury $12,934.84 Balance to Treasury.465.16 $13,400.00 Cost of three accounts as above $12,934.84 Add amount paid by Su- perintendent of "Home," see his account 96.87 Total cost of Poor in 1921, including District Nurse $13,031.71 The net cost of Poor in 1921 was 9,984.14 55 SOLDIERS'AND SAILORS'RELIEF Appropriation $1,500.00 Receipts from Commonwealth, Soldiers'Exemption ..89 Expenditures : Pay rolls and other payments $1,054.16 Balance to Treasury 445.84 $1,500.00 STATE AND MILITARY AID Appropriation $250.00 Receipts : Commonwealth of Massachu- setts,State Aid 324.00 Commonwealth of Massachu- setts,Military Aid 217.50 Reimbursement from individual 6.00 Expenditures : State Aid $398.00 Military Aid 250.00 $648.00 Balance to Treasury 149.50 $797.50 $797.50 EDUCATION Appropriation,including trans- portation and lunch accounts (March meeting)$56,040.00 Appropriation,meeting of August 3,moving and remodelling G.A.R.Hall for school 3,473.00 56 eceipts : County of Norfolk,dog tax, 1920 $242.55 Refund of demurrage on coal 40.00 Refund,returned checks ....4.27 Refund,returned insurance premium 28.56 Refund,account of telephone from Company 5.01 SuppHes sold 54.28 Lunch receipts 1,532.19 $1,906.86 Expenditures : School Committee,services for,School Accountant . $75.00 School Committee,expenses : Secretary's expenses ...$25.00 Telephones 73.14 Attendance officer 50.00 School survey,F.W. Ballou... ."^100.00 School reports 49.50 School Board Journal ...21.00 Printing and accountant's blanks 6.05 324.69 Superintendent,services..1,600.01 Superintendent,expenses .105.06 Supervisors,expenses.....5.00 Teachers'salaries: Supervisors $1,693.33 Principal of high school .2,500.00 High 9,139.97 Elementary,including unassigned teacher ...17,325.70 30,659.00 57 Text books and supplies: Books $1,019.31 Supplies,general 1,762.78 Supplies,lunch 1,883.37 $4,665.46 Janitors'services 3,493.15 Fuel 1,832.06 Buildings,maintenance of, including light and power 3,301.11 Libraries 69.26 Health (reported under "Health and Sanitation " to State).(See special appropriation for "Dental Dispensary "under Board of Health)419.74 Transportation F.W.Wheelwright $4,632.00 T.J.Ayers 52.00 Lot E.Bates 10.00 E.E.Bates 10.00 Barges,painting 372.00 Barges,repairs to 132.97 5,208.97 Tuition 683.68 Sundries,graduation and Christmas expenses, diplomas,rent of hall, miscellaneous,freight and carting $187.74 Insurance on new building 118.47 Insurance,general,on school property 1,059.37 1,365.58 Total maintenance $53,807.77 Outlay,new building (old G.A.R.Hall) Moving,F.T.Blanchard $1,000.00 58 Contract,W.H.McGaw $2,170.00 Mason,A.E.Salvador ..566.80 Painting,A.F.Nott ....338.00 Wiring,Bosworth &Beal 121.28 Furnace,H.N.Clark Co.530.00 Cohasset Water Co 25.05 Architect,G.F.Newton 280.36 Outlay: «'031.49 New equipment for above building,furniture 26.00 For furniture,typewriters, etc.,for other school property 565.93 $5,623.42 Total for Schools $59,431.19 Balance to Treasury ...81.81 $59,513.00 Unpaid bills: ^^^'^^^'^^ Miscellaneous •$126.09 New building,M.S.Leonard, plumbing 68.00 $194.09 EDUCATION,COMMITTEE OF INVESTIGATION Appropriation •$500.00 Expenditures : Circulars (1100)"Memorial Hall"$36.00 Frame 2.53 $38.53 Balance to Treasury 461.47 $500.00 59 LIBRARIES Appropriation $2,750.00 Paid Rev.F.V.Stanley,treas- urer Paul Pratt Memorial Library $2,600.00 C.R.West,treasurer pro tern Nantasket Branch Library 150.00 $2,750.00 PARKS NANTASKET MAINTENANCE Appropriation $149.71 Paid State Treasurer ^$149.71 PARKS,TOWN COMMONS,GENERAL Appropriation $1,100.00 Receipts : Massachusetts Trust Co., dividends for Wadleigh Park $237.50 Cohasset Savings Bank, Centre $51.76 Billings-Pratt Park 45.00 96.76 $334.26 Expenditures : Labor,general *$1,080.00 Billings-Pratt Park,care of, 1921 56.00 Other parks,B.H.Crane (1920,$22)414.00 Teams and automobiles ....169.00 Lawn mower (new)13.00 Seed and fertilizer,$19.40; loam,$24 43.40 60 Tools and supplies $21.55 Repairing mowers 15.45 Repairing seats (Beechwood)7.00 Insurance,Workmen's Com- pensation on $1000 10.84 Balance over appropriation to Incidental Account..$730.24 $1,830.24 $1,830.24 Unpaid bills : B.H.Crane $26.00 J.L.Jason 12.00 $38.00 ACCOUNT BY PARKS Town Commons,Centre,labor and general supplies $941.84 Wadleigh Park 400.40 Beechwood Park (Billings- Pratt).74.00 Parks,under B.H.Crane ... Front of Cousens,Summer Street (1920)$22.00 Paul Pratt Library 143.00 Cove Park 78.00 Guild Hall 104.00 Stoddard,Elm Street ....67.00 414.00 $1,830.24 61 WHEELWRIGHT PARK No appropriation,maintained by receipts. Receipts : Dividends,Massachusetts Trust Company $237.50 Dividends,Cohasset Savings Bank 450.00 Wood sold 31.50 From selectmen,balance from 1920 account 175.53 From George Young to balance account .04 Expenditures: Superintendents,services Joseph E.Grassie $85.00 George Young 95.00 $180.00 Labor,under J.E.Grassie...$194.00 Labor,under George Young 358.00 552.00 Teams,J.E.Grassie $42.00 Teams,George Young 32.00 h 74.00 Express,etc 4.89 Cloth signs 2.75 Fence wire 63.00 Tools 17.93 $894.57 $894.57 MEMORIAL DAY Appropriation $500.00 Paid H.S.Parker,adjutant G.H.Mealy Post No.118, A.L $500.00 62 RECREATION,BALL FIELD No appropriation Expenditures : Labor '$12.00 Lumber and wire 47.45 To Incidental Account $59.45 ANNIVERSARY PAGEANT Appropriation Paid Oliver H.Howe,treas- urer $250.00 INCIDENTALS Appropriation,March meeting • Appropriation,August 3 meet- ing,account A.A.Davenport Receipts : From sale of histories ....$25.00 Gravel pit,rent (1920)40.00 Telephone Company,refund 3.24 $68.24 Expenditures (Unclassified) : Town Clock,care of $78.79 Town Flag,care of 225.16 Town reports,delivering and postage 39.75 Decorating for July fourth and Pageant 50.00 Damages,general 385.00 Damages,A.A.Davenport 540.96 Annuity,H.E.Brennock..50.00 63 G.A.R.Hall,labor and material $35.07 General 20.07 Horse cemetery,labor....84.00 Insurance,Workmen's Compensation 102.97 Total for Unclassified...$1,611.77 Transfers from : Town Officers $81.47 Law 16.85 Town Hall 27.19 Printing 126.40 Sealer Weights and Measures 1.99 Straits Pond,etc 17.55 Highways,Selectmen 1,167.72 Electric street lights 17.66 Parks,Town Commons ...730.24 Ball field 59.45 2,246.52 Balance over appropria- tion to "Agency"$3l7.33 1,858.29 $3,858.29 TELEPHONES FOR INDIVIDUALS Services for individuals,charged to departments which are reimbursed. No appropriation Receipts $534.83 Expenditures $508.77 Balance to Treasury 26.06 $534.83 64 CEMETERIES Appropriation $450.00 Receipts : From sale of lots and graves $309.20 From care of lots 88.00 $397.20 Expenditures : Labor ;...$397.50 Telephone 15.96 Writing deeds ? . 12.00 Postage 1.00 Return of amount paid twice, care lot 1.00 Repairing mowers 8.75 Tools 2.30 Insurance,Workmen's Com- pensation on $300 3.25 $441.76 Balance to Treasury 8.24 $450.00 INTEREST,METROPOLITAN PARKS Appropriation $49.14 Paid State Treasurer $49.14 INTEREST,GENERAL Appropriation $6,869.64 Received : On deferred taxes $982.61 On bank deposits 397.48 $1,380.09 65 lid: State Treasurer on Jerusalem Road notes,5.75%$1,552.50 Alice Tobey Jones on Tuber- culosis Hospital Notes, 4M%317.14 ockland Trust Company, Anticipation of Taxes : Note 21,5 80%$539.73 Note 22,6.20%530.44 Note 23,5.75%421.65 Note 24,5.90%390.05 Note 25,5.95%756.96 Note 26,5.95%878.48 Note 27,5.95%644.56 Note 28,5.80%609.00 Note 29,5.70%242.25 $4,513.12 $6,382.76 Balance to Treasury ....486.88 $6,869.64 PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISE NORTH COHASSET POST OFFICE BUILDING Appropriation Receipts,from rent,nine months Expenditures : Lumber,etc Balance to Treasury ... $75.00 $5.00 95.00 $100.00 $100.00 66 PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISE GUILD HALL AND AMERICAN LEGION BUILDING Appropriation,March meeting, for maintenance $50.00 Appropriation,August 3 meet- ing,for outlay 13,635.00 Receipts : For rent,six months 25.00 Expenditures : Maintenance,insurance, 5 years on $10,000 ... '$340.00 Outlay,Remodelling Building:' Contract,William H. McGaw $12,590.00 Wire inspection permit (credit to "Agency")1.00 Architects,George F. Newton and Irving N. Hyland 755.00 13,346.00 Balance over appro- priations to *'Agency " 1 .00 $13,686.00 $13,686.00 MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS METROPOLITAN PARKS LOAN SINKING FUND REQUIREMENTS Appropriation (State)$7.78 Paid State Treasurer $7.78 67 MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS BONDS FROM REVENUE Appropriation $9,000.00 Paid: Treasurer of Commonwealth, Jerusalem Road note,due June 15 $6,000.00 Alice Tobey Jones,Norfolk County Tuberculosis Hospi- tal note,due November 1 ..3,000.00 $9,000.00 MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS ANTICIPATION OF TAX LOANS Received from the Rockland Trust Co.,the following proceeds: Note 22,dated January 6,due November 10,less discount at 6.20%$9,469.56 •Note 23,dated February 10, due November 1,less dis- count at 5.75%9,578.35 Note 24,dated March 17,due November 10,less discount at 5.90%9,609.95 Note 25,dated March 31,due November 15,less discount at 5:95%19,243.04 Note 26,dated March 31,due November 15,less discount at 5.95%9,621.52 Note 27,dated April 29,due November 10,less discount at 5.95%19,355.44 Note 28,dated May 26,due December 1,less discount at 5.80%19,391.00 68 Note 29,dated July 21,due December 21,less discount at 5.70%$9,757.75 Note 30,dated August 1,due March 1-22,less discount at 5.30%9,687.89 $115,714.50 Paid Rockland Trust Company the following notes : Note 21 (1920)$9,460.27,also Notes 22,23,24,25,26,27, 28 and 29,as above $115,486.88 Indebtedness of 1922 (Note 30) due March 1,1922 9,687.89 AGENCY Including amounts received for and paid from Corporation Tax, Licenses,Permits,etc. Appropriation,State Tax,• general $16,660.00 Appropriation,State Tax, special 785.40 Appropriation,County Tax 10,320.48 Received from State : 1920,Public Service,Corpo- ration Tax $272.20 1920,Foreign 7.03 1920,Reimbursement, Civilian War Poll Tax ..534.00 $813.23 1921,Corporation Tax: Public Service $3,706.14 Domestic 287.72 Foreign 8.34 National Bank Tax ....5,383.80 9,386.00 69 Clerk of District Court of East Norfolk,fines Commonwealth of Mass- achusetts,six peddlers' Hcenses ...'..' Licenses,general: Automobile dealers (1).. Junk (3) $25.00 30.00 2.00 2.00 5.00 1.00 162.75 $106.60 48.00 Auctioneers'(1) Gasolene (2) Gas Registration (10).. Slaughtering (1) Permits,wire inspection (153) 227.75 aid: State Treasurer,State Taxes of 1921 $17,445.40 State Treasurer,Civilian War Poll Tax 2,367.00 Norfolk County Treasurer, County Tax ...10,320.48 Balance over payments ... $30,132.88 8,214.58 ,581.58 ,347.46 $38,347.46 Balance from Agency forward $8,214.58 Charges against above balance : Pohce Department $1,260.08 Fire Department,general ...1.61 Fire Department,Selectmen 801.45 Forest Fires 29.63 70 Incidentals Guild Hall,American Legion Building S317.33 1.00 Balance to Treasury $2,411.10 5,803.48 $8,214.58 JERUSALEM ROAD LAND DAMAGES Received from County Com- missioners Paid: Various individuals and estates as ordered by the County Commissioners and published in their report dated De- cember 31,1919 $2,892.00 Payroll,amounts paid to masons for estimates on wall 15.00 $2,907.00 Balance to Treasury 93.00 $3,000.00 TRUST BEECHWOOD CEMETERY Received,care of lot (Williams)$3.40 Paid,H.L.Brown,treasurer, on account of above $3.40 71 RESERVE FUND Under Chapter 59,Section 25,General Laws APRIL TAX ASSESSMENTS Net deficit reported as of January 1,1921 $15,271.56 Amounts to be added,abated in 1921 : 1917 assessments,poll $10.00 « 1918 assessments,poll,real estate and personal 73.73 1919 assessments,poll and real estate 51.88 1920 assessments,poll and real estate 1,019.59 1,155.20 Total Deficit $16,426.76 1921,Overlay,see Assessors' report $4,910.31 Charges against in 1921 : Polls abated $11.00 Real estate abated 352.10 Personal abated 156.80 519.90 Balance January 1,1922 $4,390.41 Deduct from Total Deficit 4,390.41 Net Deficit January 1,1922 $12,036.35 DECEMBER ASSESSMENTS Balances previously reported $14,858.70 1921 assessments committed to Tax Collector in December: Personal $999.51 Real estate 81.90 $1,081.41 72 Charges against in 1921 : Personal abated (deduct)....$943.51 Balance,R.E.$81.90;personal, $56 $137.90 Balance forward,add $137.90 Total balance from December assessments,January 1, 1922 $14,996.60 73 00 1—1 lO CO :o o T^CO o 1—1 ^Oi °9.CO o cqHS(M 00 <^m O »o uo s b o i6 o q rtoi TtH (N ^ -i^s ^^ m E^ CO TfH O CO CO O O r-^ ^1-H CO o g S^o LO O O O O o o o (3 (3 o o o o o C O o o o o o o o o o o o o O .2 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o OS ^^^O f^f^r-H O O (^c~^c~":c"^r^c^J LO & lO lO 1— 1 o Gi LQ 00 LO o 1>-O O lO CVI 00 1—1 CO 1—1 t^t^t^(M ^ <: m i-^lO o o Gi O lO 00 T— 1 LO CO lO O O Oi^COOO 1—1 '^t^O CO T:t^CO Oi O O o ^T— ( CO lO o t-CO O o ,—1 T-i O LO o o 1—1 O O rt 00 CO cq t^^o O (M ^O O lO LO iO o Ci CO t^GO o 00 Ir^LO O LO (N 00 ,_!CO r-l t^00 t^1—1 1—1 <^T— 1 93Bd T-H (M (M CO CO ^lO CO l:^O Gi Ci 1— 1 (M (M CO CO CO CO CO CO CO CO CO CO CO CO ^-*'^ O Id a cd CD w -M Ci -M 9^^^^ cj Q jh Q +^-(J ji;^^M d;"to .2 f,v CD +0 0) ^8 1-5 c/2 2S 74 CO O COOCi o i6 00 oooo CO oo CO OiO^GO OOOLO O OO'^!>.to O O to 00 O O O a:C^'to O to CO ci o otOOiOtO0(MC^CO O Oe^cot^i—I Oi-Hcoco CD to (N (M i-H i-H |H^ CO '— I CO -^ o o o o -^O O O csi o o o -H o o o -^^(M^CO to^ O CO r-H t^ to '^t^Ci l>^^(N to CO to to T-H to O O C: to O to 1— I 1>;to CO C^^(N <M CDOr—I CD T-H^CO T-T CO to c^ to CD CO o t^o o o o d th CO (M Ci tH '^to sSbj CO CO -^tJh^tJ^t^i '^ to to CD 00 T+l ^Tt^Tt^ 00 O Ci O rt^T^to O to oj 0) O w O ^TO ct3 OS -^^-^^ 4->"^-t-" ^«+^^^<+:j "^ >^o o o 4j r,-!r_(T--I t/) T^Tj TJ TJ 4-J CU oj OJ Cj TO^O O O h Qpqpqpq^ 'I r o •OJ a; 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abated,$944.94 $5,442.85 Total sum of all taxes charged for year 1920 (including moth work}$175,149.35 Total amount uncollected as of January 1,1921 36,068.79 Collected,$138,024.27; abated,$1,056.29 $139,080.56 January 1,1921,cash on hand reported by Treas- urer $1,130.02 Deduct amount over- reported by Collector...540.67 True cash balance January 1,1921 $589.35 Balances January 1,1921, as reported : Unpaid orders $3,771.68 Cash 1,130.02 $4,901.70 Deduct cash over- reported 540.67 $4,351.03 EDWARD L.STEVENS,Auditor. January 20,1922. 79 Trust Funds SCHOOLS Ripley Fund : On hand January 1,1921 . $1,000.00 Dividends earned in 1921 . 45.50 On hand January 1,1922.$1,045.50 James W.Nichols Fund- On hand January 1,1921.$2,323.18 Dividends earned in 1921 . 105.71 On hand January 1,1922 $2,428.89 PARKS Robert Charles Billings Fund: Town Commons (Centre) On hand January 1,1921 Dividends earned in 1921 Received by Town in 1921 On hand January 1,1922 BilHngs-Pratt Park,Beechwood: On hand January 1,1921 . Dividends earned in 1921 . Received by Town in 1921 On hand January 1,1922 Horace W.Wadleigh Fund : On hand January 1,1921 Dividends earned in 1921 $1,150.00 51.76 $1,201.76 51.76 $1,150.00 $1,000.00 45.00 $1,045.00 45.00 $1,000.00 $5,000.00 237.50 $5,237.50 80 Received by Town to credit of Town Commons ac- count in 1921 $237.50 On hand January 1,1922.$5,000.00 'heelwright Park Fund : On hand January 1,1921 . $15,000.00 Dividends earned in 1921 . 687.50 $15,687.50 Received by Town in 1921 ,-and credited to Wheel- wright Park account....687.50 On hand January 1,1922. 115,000.00 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE IN 1920 AND BEFORE PAID IN 1921 AND UNPAID BILLS OF 1921 AT HAND WHEN ACCOUNTS WERE MADE UP Bills 1920 and Town Officers Law,legal counsel Town Hall Printing PoHce Department Fire Department Forest Fires Moth suppression Tree Warden Sealer of Weights and Measures Board of Health Board of Health,Dental Dispensary Straits Pond,etc ^revious paid in 1921 Unpaid Bills 1921 $127.50 $523.89 166.85 150.00 199.70 130.08 4:20 616.75 20.70 1,422.51 1,198.15 80.18 41.31 125.66 1.80 6.18 22.91 245.25 .50 155.58 209.33 23.26 81 Highways,general,etc. . Highways,oiHng streets Highways,Selectmen... Harbor Maintenance ... Charities,Cohasset Home Charities,Outside Poor. Education,general (new building $68 unpaid). . Parks,Town Commons . Parks,Wheelwright.... S125.00 $583.98 660.23 107.55 108.00 454.53 98.99 147.28 96.47 49.16 194.09 80.00 38.00 6.50 $5,116.65 $3,105.42 LIABILITIES OF COHASSET,AS OF JANUARY 1,1922 Norfolk County Tuberculosis Hospital 43^per cent bonds, $3,000 due November 1, 1922,and $1,047.42 due due November 1,1923....$4,047.42 Jerusalem Road rebuilding 5M per cent notes,payable to Commonwealth of Mas- sachusetts,$6,000 due each year,June 15,1922-1925..24,000.00 Anticipation of Tax Loan note 30,dated August 1, 1921,due March 1,1922, $9,687.89,and discount at 5.30 per cent,$312.11 (to be charged to interest account)10,000.00 Total LiabiHties $38,047.42 82 INSURANCE (Policies in Town Vaults) Expires Last Property Amount 1922 Premium Paid Town Treasurer and Tax Col- lector,Messenger and Office Robbery..$2,000.00 August 17 $18.76 Town Treasurer and Tax Col- lector,Mercantile Safe Burglary 2,000.00 August 17 33.00 Town Hall 3,500.00 April 1 140.86 Town Hall '.1,000.00 April 10 24.24 Police Department,automo- bile,fire and theft 800.00 April 14 54.00 Casualty 10,000.00 March 22 28.50 Property Damage 1,000.00 March 22 10.00 Moth Department,sprayers.2,000.00 July 19 50.00 Highways,steam boilers 5,000.00 March 10 94.00 Cohasset Home 10,000.00 May 23 467.00 Schools : Osgood,building 20,000.00 June 11 323.00 Osgood,building 10,000.00 June 13 268.00 Bates,building . .'1,500.00 April 3 34.95 Workmen's Compensation...April 27 495.55 •BALANCE SHEET,COHASSET RECEIPTS 1921 Revenue General: Real and personal (tan- gible)taxes 1921....„.$146,627.89 Income tax (intangible per- sonal)from State 1921..47,527.81 Income Tax,School fund, from State,Chapter 363, Acts of 1919 $4,185.00 Poll taxes,1921 3,037.00 $201,377.70 83 Real and personal (tangible) 1920 and previous $27,471.60 Income tax (intangible) from State for 1920 and previous 2,334.00 Poll taxes,1920 and pre- vious 273.00 $30,078.60 From State,see "Agency " (including S534 Civilian War Poll Tax reimburse- ment)10,199.23 Licenses,general and per- mits 275.75 Licenses,on dogs,from County (credit schools) . 242.55 From Court,fines 106.60 $242,280.43 From County,Jerusalem Road land damages 3,000.00 Trust,Beechwood Cemetery 3.40 Commercial 18,337.81 Municipal Indebtedness,An- ticipation Tax notes 115,714.50 Balances : Cash balance,January 1, 1921,as reported $1,130.02 Less correction,see Audi- tor's report 540.67 589.35 Grand Total $379,925.49 84 BALANCE SHEET,COHAvSSET PAYMENTS 1921 Maintenance $185,533.94 Interest on bonds and tem- porary loans 6,382.76 1191,916.70 Debt,bonds from Revenue. . $9,000.00 Metropolitan Parks Sink- ing Fund 7.78 Temporary loans,including note 21 of 1920 115,486.88 Unpaid orders of 1920 3,771.68 128,266.34 Outlays 22,449.99 Agency,State taxes,general and special $17,445.40 Agency,Civilian War Poll Tax 2,367.00 Agency,County tax 10,320.48 30,132.88 Agency,Jerusalem Road land damages,etc 2,907.00 Trust,Beechwood Cemeterv.3.40 $375,676.31 Cash balance January 1, 1922 4,249.18 Grand Total $379,925.49 85 FIXED PROPERTY,OUTLAY OF 1921 Additions to schedules given in reports of previous eleven years. Engineers,tax sur\^ey $1,000.00 Fire Department,H.&L.1, 1920 203.65 Fire Department,Fire Alarm, 1920 1,248.29 Fire Department,vSelectmen, 1920 28.50 Straits Pond,1920..*197.33 Highways,new sidewalk South Main Street,from Scituate line 695.25 Highways,Selectmen,High- land Avenue,stairway, 1920 107.55 Education,new building (old G.A.R.hall)$5,031.49 Education,new equipment, general 591.93 5,623.42 Public Service Enterprise, Gtiild Hall and American Legion Building 13,346.00 $22,449.99 Respectfully submitted, EDWARD L.STEVENS, Auditor and Town Accountant. Cohasset,January 20,1922. 86 REPORT OF THE BOARD OF SELECTMEN To the Citizens of Cohasset: In making a report of our stewardship for the year 1921 we feel that a volume of words is not needed or expected,for our acts during the 3^ear are apparent to all observing citizens. The work of remodeling the Guild Hall into headquarters for the George H.Mealey Post,American Legion,was completed during the year and it is now occupied by the Post,also affording quarters for the Volunteer Veteran Firemen's Association,in accordance with the vote of the Town,and without expenditure above the appropriation. The financial report shows over expenditures of appro- priations by several departments and it is hoped that the department heads will each recommend such appropriation for the operation of his department for the ensuing year as will care for its needs,and not cause this Board to exhaust its emergency fund for maintenance expense as was the case during the past year,also having in mind the necessity for economy in every department with a view to reducing the tax rate,which last year was the highest in the history of the Town,and at the same time maintain the highest possible efficiency of his depart- ment. Respectfully, HARRY E.MAPES, HERBERT L.BROWN, WILLIAM O.SOUTHER,JR., Board of Selectmen. Cohasset,January 1,1922. 87 ASSESSORS^REPORT FOR 1921 Cohasset,December 31,1921. The Assessors of the Town of Cohasset herewith submit their report for the year 1921. Total valuation,1920 $6,660,916.00 Total valuation,1921 6,754,220.00 Increase in valuation,1921 $93,304.00 Personal valuation,1921 $646,799.00 Real valuation,1921 6,107,421.00 Total valuation $6,754,220.00 Town Grant,March meeting $201,194.63 Town Grant,special meeting 19,648.96 Town Hall,insurance 460.00 State Tax 17,445.40 State Highway Tax 3,623.50- Metropolitan Tax 206.63 Poll Taxes due State 2,367.00 County Tax 10,320.48 Overlayings 4,910.31 $260,176.91 Estimated receipts $67,113.75 67,113.75 Amount to be raised by taxation $193,063.16 Seven hundred and eighty-four polls at $5.00...$3,945.00 $6,754,220 valuation at $28.00 189,118.16 $193,063.16 88 Niimber of persons assessed 1422 Number of persons assessed on property 1040 Number of persons assessed on poll tax only 382 Number of horses assessed 139 Number of cows assessed 259 Number of sheep assessed 18 Number of neat cattle assessed 78 Number of swine assessed 10 Number of dwelling houses assessed 838 Number of acres of land assessed 5,8793^ Number of fowl assessed 523 Respectfully submitted, HERBERT L.BROWN, HARRY E.MAPES, WILLIAM O.SOUTHER,JR., Assessors. 89 TREASURER'S REPORT,1921 Receipts January 1,balance S589 .35 Amount received from Collector,see report 185,865 .38 Notes discounted in anticipation of taxes 115,714.50 Interest on bank deposits 397 .48 Wire permits 162 .75 Telephone service ..574 .19 Woodside Cemetery 397 .20 Town Hall *1,604.04 School lunch 1,532.19 School 132.12 Highways 30.77 Parks and Commons 1,228.83 Norfolk County award on Jerusalem Road 3,000.00 Norfolk County,dog licenses 242.55 Cohasset Home 2,029.33 Overseers of Poor 500 .48 Licenses 113 .00 Incidentals 3 .24 Genealogies sold 25 .00 State aid 6.00 Snow account .13 .00 Moth Department 106 .78 Court fines 106.60 Police Department 80.00 Renting town property •....140 .00 Dividend for care Williams'lot 3 .40 W.C.Locke Trust Fund 2.29 From State Treasurer: Income tax,general 46,932.81 Income tax,general school fund 4,185.00 90 Income tax,additional 2,929 .00 Corporation tax,public service 3,978 .34 Corporation tax,domestic 287 .72 Corporation tax,foreign 15 .37 National Bank tax 5,383.80 Military Aid '217 .50 State Aid 324.00 Soldier's exemption .89 Dividend of Sanatoria 132 .14 Mothers of dependent children 404 .45 Poll tax 534.00 Total receipts $379,925.49 Payments Paid Selectmen's warrants,Nos.1 to 53 inclusive $371,904 .63 Paid,unpaid vouchers of 1920 3,771.68 Cash balance December 31,1921 4,249.18 $379,925.49 HARRY F.TILDEN,Treasurer. 91 TAX COLLECTOR,REPORT,1921 Taxes collected: 1918 $270.06 1919 1.265.65 1920 27,578.09 1921 155,745.07 Total $184,858.87 Interest and summons collected: 1918 $56.01 1919.133.51 1920 797.83 1921 19.16 Total 1,006.51 Amount paid Treasurer $185,865.38 Abatements in 1921 : 1917 $10.00 1918 73.73 1919 51.88 1920 *.1,019.59 1921 1,463.41 Total ...$2,618.61 Uncollected taxes December 31,1921: 1917 $9.79 1918 21.53 1919 847.06 1920 7,476.11 1921 45,089.47 Total $53,443.96 HARRY F.TILDEN, Collector. 92 REPORT OF THE BOARD OF FIRE ENGINEERS Cohasset,Mass.,January 25,1922. To the Board of Selectmen. Gentlemen:The Board of Engineers appointed by your Honorable Board for the year ending April 30,1922 met in accordance with your instructions and organized with the following choice of officers: Chief,Fred C.Blossom. Assistant Chief,Sidney L.Beal. District Chief,George Jason. District Chief,Frank F.Martin,Jr.. Clerk,George F.Sargent,Jr. From the last annual report it appears that the depart- ment has responded to seventy-eight alarms for buildings, chimney,automobile and grass fires including one false alarm. Number of feet of hose laid 4,950.Number of feet of ladders raised 485.Number of gallons of chemical used (not including grass fires)approximately 600. The fire losses of the year follow: Value of buildings and automobiles burned $76,800 00 Loss on buildings and automobiles burned 8,800 00 Insurance on buildings and automobiles burned ...39,400 00 Value of contents of buildings 7,775 00 Loss on contents of buildings 2,763 00 Insurance on contents of buildings 5,900 00 Total loss on buildings,automobiles and contents...11,563 00 Again this year an amount in excess of our appropriation was spent on the Fire-Alarm System. Owning to the inaccuracy of Box Alarms received and the 93 numerous complaints of the citizens it was deemed advisable by the Board of Engineers to have an expert engineer from the Gamewell Fire-Alarm Company to come and go over the system and make recommendations without expense to the Town. The report was received and called for the expenditure of a large sum of money which did not include the extra amount spent on the Fire-Alarm System this year.It was found that all over the town limbs of trees were interfering with the wires, causing short circuits,also that insulators on cross arms were defective. The outside system at the present time from the Report of the Electrician is in good condition. Respectfully submitted, FRED C.BLOSSOM,Chief, SIDNEY L.BEAL,Assistant Chief, GEORGE JASON,District Chief, FRANK F.MARTIN,JR.,District Chief, GEORGE F.SARGENT,JR.,Clerk. 94 REPORT OF SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES To the Board of Selectmen. Gentlemen:Your sealer in submitting his ninth annual report would respectfully state that the four hundred and twelve appliances now in use for weighing and measuring in Cohasset have been tested and sealed as required by law and have received such further inspection as would insure their continued accuracy and efficiency.Conditions in Cohasset as reported by the state inspector as regards apparatus,its use and condi- tion,are most gratifying to your sealer and should be equally so both to our dealers and citizens as well. While the activities of this small department are usually lost sight of when considered with others that require the appropria- tion of thousands of dollars,nevertheless no department and its work are more intimately connected with the family pocket book,especially in times like the present when the price of commodities is high and money none too plenty.However, whether the public interest may or may not touch this little department,its size and state of mind might perhaps be likened to the so-called "flivver "which without notice chugs merrily along at its business and gets there just the same. Yours respectfully, CALEB NICHOLS,Sealer. Cohasset,January 24,1922. 95 REPORT OF TREE WARDEN Cohasset,Mass.,January 23,1922. To the Citizens of Cohasset : Your Tree Warden in submitting his report for the year 1921 respectfully states that the year has been a success, greatly due to the mild winter and early spring. Pruning was done where needed and in some instances it was necessary to cut the trees down,because of inside deterio- ration,due to limb break and leaf sap. The trees were sprayed as soon as leafed out in order to suppress the insects before they got the leaves pinholed,which causes a very great sapping of the tree. A large number of trees were set out and my one hope is that there shall be many more,as they are a great factor in beautifying the town. Respectfully submitted, GEORGE YOUNG, Tree Warden. Pruning and Cutting Trees Amount expended on streets as follows: South Main Street $10000 Ehn Street 52.00 North Main Street 36.50 Jerusalem Road 38.00 Depot Avenue 22.75 Atlantic Avenue '28.50 Summer Street 23.50 Highland Avenue 12.20 Beechwood Street 8.00 96 Church Street . Ripley Road .. Parker Avenue Border Street . Short Street .. Oak Street.... Forest Avenue . $8.00 5.77 2.00 8.00 2.00 1.00 6.55 $354.77 Location and Cost of Planting Gushing Road,6 trees $6 00 Spring Street,2 trees 4.00 Beechwood Street,14 trees 16.00 $26.00 97 GEORGE H.MEALY POST NO.118,AMERICAN LEGION Cohasset,Mass.,January 26,1922. To the Citizens of Cohasset: We,the members of the .George H.Mealy Post No.118, American Legion,desire to express our appreciation and grati- tude to the citizens of Cohasset for their generosity in providing our Post with the splendid,roomy and up-to-date club house which has recently been completed and leased to this Post. The members of the Post are very enthusiastic and justly proud of their new quarters,which constitute,without doubt, the finest American Legion club house provided for ex-service men,by any town in the State. We realize and appreciate the fact that this fine club house necessitated a heavy expense and placed quite a burden on the taxpayers.For this sacrifice and generosity on the part of the Cohasset citizens we are deeply grateful and assure you that we shall endeavor to carry on the patriotic work of the American Legion ever true to its high ideals —"For God and Country —for Law and Order."* Yours very truly For the Post, EUGENE N.TOWER, REV.JAMES P.SHERRY, Committee 98 REPORT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH The following cases of infectious and contagious diseases were reported to this Board during the past year: Chicken pox 25 Diphtheria •7 Measles 6 Scarlet fever 18 Tuberculosis 6 Whooping cough 17 Lobar pneumonia 4 One slaughtering license was granted during 1921. The inspector of slaughtering inspected (149)one hundred and forty nine carcasses during the past year,(2)two of which were condemned. Report from the School Dentist Following is a report from the school dentist to this Board: Gentlemen : It gives me pleasure to submit to you the following report which is a summary of the work completed by me since the opening of the School Clinic,and closing with the close of school on December 20,1921. Gold fillings 8 Gutta Percha fillings 1 Silver Nitrate treatments 12 Gold inlays 2 Gold bridge of two teeth 1 Silver fillings 1,080 Root canal fillings 47 Extractions 445 99 Treatments 176 Cleanings 278 Enamel fillings 229 Gold crowns 3 Pulp cappings 2 Cement fillings 15 Porcelain crowns 1 The percentage of children in all grades up to the High School who have had work done at the School Chnic is 69.3%. Respectfully submitted, FRANK A.DERBY,D.M.D. School Test Clinics This board has instituted a series of weekly free clinics for the purpose of administering the Schick Test to adults and all children of Cohasset two (2)years old or older,in the lower Town Hall every Tuesday from 3 to 4 p.m. The Schick Test is a simple harmless injection between the layers of the skin usually of the forearm near the elbow. This injection produces a wheal and is often referred to as a "mosquito bite." The subject is seen again in four days and the findings noted.If the area about the injection is reddened,the subject is liable to contract diphtheria,under proper exposure. We have thus a test of remarkable value.These who are non-immune or liable to take diphtheria can be made immune or unable to take diphtheria by injecting into the upper arm a toxin-antitoxin mixture (about fifteen drops)once a week for three weeks;gradual immunity is produced and is complete in about two months.The immunity lasts for years and perhaps a lifetime.It is earnestly hoped that all Cohasset citizens and especially parents on whom lies a double responsi- bility will inform themselves fully on this subject and avail themselves of this means of protection from diphtheria. 100 It lies entirely with the citizens of Cohasset either to exterminate diphtheria or to sit down and await its onslaught. Respectfully submitted, IRVING F.SYLVESTER,Chairman, EDWARD L.HIGGINS,Secretary, FREDERICK HINCHLIFFE,M.D. 101 REPORT OF THE INSPECTOR OF MILK AND VINEGAR To the Cohasset Board of Health. Gentlemen:I have taken numerous samples of milk and caused them to be examined.The analysis shows Cohasset is fortunate in having milk of standard qtiality. I have examined vinegar from all the local merchants and it all was practically up to legal requirements. Ten (10)licenses to sell and deliver milk were issued by me during 1921. A license was refused to Mr.A.A.Davenport,of Cedar Street to sell and deliver milk in Cohasset after receiving the analysis of the water supply on his farm,which was condemned by the State Department of Public Health. He appealed from my decision to the State Department of Public Health and a date was set for a hearing. Board of Health,Cohasset,Mass. Gentlemen:In accordance with the provisions of Section 41 of Chapter 94 of the General Laws,this department gave a hearing on September 6,1921,upon the appeal of Mr.A.A. Davenport of Cohasset,from the action of Mr.Irving F. Sylvester,Milk Inspector of Cohasset,in refusing to grant the said Mr.Davenport a license to sell and deliver milk in Cohasset. This matter was again considered at a meeting of the Public Health Council of the Department held on October 11,1921, and after consideration of all the evidence submitted it was voted that the action of the Milk Inspector of the Cohasset Board of Health in refusing Mr.Davenport a license to sell and deliver milk be approved. It was also further voted that if upon another investigation by the Division of Sanitary Engineering of this department the water supply of Mr.Davenport's farm is satisfactory and the 102 cellar well filled,that the Cohasset Board of Health be so notified and the Board be then requested to issue a license to Mr.Davenport. I am enclosing herewith a copy of a communication which is going forward to Mr.Davenport relative to this matter. Very truly yours, EUGENE R.KELLEY, Commissioner of Public Health. Respectfully submitted, IRVING F.SYLVESTER Inspector of Milk and Vinegar. 103 COHASSET FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY In Account with Oliver H.Howe,Treasurer Dr. To Payments in 1921 For Books $232.50 Rent of Safe Deposit Box 5.00 Treasurer's Bond 2.50 Postage and Stationery 1.06 Support of Paul Pratt Memorial Library 418.13 Exchange of Securities 42.50 Commission on Exchange and Investment ....5.88 Investment of Funds 438.80 Balance on Deposit,January 2,1922: Weymouth Savings Bank 114.07 New England Trust Co 423.21 Cr. Balance on Deposit,January 1,1921 . Income from Investments Bequest,Estate of Ella M.Bates Interest : Cohasset Savings Bank Weymouth Savings Bank New England Trust Co $1,683.65 $608.77 950.44 112.67 .77 1.40 9.60 $1,683.65 104 Schedule of Invested Funds Bonds $2,000.00 Union Pacific First Mortgage 4s. 1,000.00 Massachusetts Gas Companies 43/2S- 3,000.00 American Tel.&Tel.Collateral Trust 4s. 1,000.00 Minneapolis General Electric Co.5s. 1,000.00 New York Telephone Co.6s. 1,000.00 Mississippi River Power Co.1st Mortgage 5s. 2,000.00 Ellicott Square Co.1st Mortgage 5s. 1,500.00 Western Telephone &Telegraph Co.5s. 2,000.00 New England Telephone &Telegraph Co.5s. 1,000.00 Pacific Telephone &Telegraph Co.5s. 2,000.00 Butte,Anaconda &Pacific R.R.5s. 2,000.00 United States Rubber Co.5s. 1,000.00 United States Fourth Liberty Loan 4Ks. 500.00 United States Second Liberty Loan Conv.43^s. 500.00 Michigan State Telephone Co.5s. $21,500.00 OLIVER H.HOWE, Treasurer. Cohasset,January 2,1922. We have examined the foregoing account and find it correct and properly vouched.We have also examined the securities, in which the funds of the Library are invested as shown by the foregoing schedule. GEORGE W.COLLIER, EDWARD NICHOLS, Examining Committee. Cohasset,January 9,1922. 105 IMPORT OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE PAUL PRATT MEMORIAL LIBRARY We herewith submit our report for the year ending Decem- ber 31,1921. The past year has been one of added interest shown in the Ubrary as indicated by the increased circulation of books. This is true not only of the central library but applies also to the branches in the Beechwood district and at North Cohasset. Especially gratifying,as an evidence of interest in library purposes,is the bequest to the Cohasset Free Pubhc Library by Miss Ella Bates,of one hundred dollars for the purchase of books for the Beechwood branch,and a committee representa- tive of the district has been appointed to advise in the carrying out of this bequest. Very little has been required in the way of repairs for the past year,an improvement of the basement lighting and the installation of additional radiation in the rotunda being the principal items. We note with regret the withdrawal from the board of the Rev.George A.Mark,occasioned by his relinquishing the pasto- rate of the First Parish,so that our board is at present lacking in full membership. Subjoined are the reports of the Librarian and Treasurer, which show in detail the working of the library and the financial transactions involved in its maintenance. Respectfully submitted, CHARLES C.WHEELWRIGHT,President, FRED V.STANLEY,Treasurer, EDWARD NICHOLS,Clerk, GEORGE W.COLLIER, HARRY E.MAPES, HERBERT L.BROWN, Board of Directors. 106 PAUL PRATT MEMORIAL LIBRARY In Account with Fred V.Stanley,Treasurer. Dr. To Payments for the year 1921 : For librarians'and janitor's salaries $1,773.00 For wood and coal 832.48 For electric Hghting 249.87 For books,magazines and binding 644.00 For repairs and maintenance 327.50 For rent,Beechwood Branch 185.00 For printing and stationery 81.36 For insurance 277.69 For telephone 24.71 For postage and box rent 12.85 For supplies 47.83 For express,carting and other items 77.08 $4,533.37 Balance,January 1,1922,in Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company 1,508.19 $6,041.56 Cr.' By receipts for the year 1921 : Balance,January 1,1921,on deposit in Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company $2,083.21 Income from investments : Pepperell Manufacturing Company, dividends $288.00 Essex Company,dividends 33.00 Essex Company,extra dividends ....55.00 Commonwealth Electric Company, coupons 100.00 United States Liberty Bonds,coupons 170.00 $646.00 107 Town of Cohasset,appropriation for Library $2,600.00 Income from unrestricted funds of Cohasset Free Public Library 418.13 Fines,etc.,at libraries 187.37 Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company, interest 21.64 Dividends from insurance companies 85.21 $6,041.56 FRED V.STANLEY,Treasurer. I have examined the foregoing account and find same correct,with proper vouchers for all disbursements of cash. I have also examined the securities in which the funds of the library are invested. OLIVER H.HOWE,Auditor. «Cohasset,January 16,1922. 108 LIBRARIAN'S REPORT TO THE DIRECTORS OF THE PAUL PRATT MEMORIAL LIBRARY The following is a report of the work in the library for the year ending December 31,1921 : The Library has been open every library day with the exception of legal holidays. Books and magazines have been received from Misses D.F.Bolles,S.F.Bremer,Mrs.F.B.Duveneck,Boston University,State and Government,and pictures from Mrs. W.B.Binnian.• . REGISTRATION AND CIRCULATION Population of Cohasset,1915 census 2,800 Total registration from July,1903 to Decem- ber 31,1921 4,300 Registration in force,December 31,1920 ....2,044 Registration for year 1921 258 2,302 Registration cancelled 63 Registration in force December 31,1921 2,239 (Being 79 per cent of the population) Library open,days 302 Books issued for home use 22,191 Average home use per diem 73.4 Average home use per inhabitant 7.9 CLASSIFICATION AND USE,INCLUDING BEECHWOOD BRANCH LIBRARY Juvenile Adult Total Philosophy and Religion 23 109 132 History and Biography 333 823 1,152 109 Travel and Description ... Literature and Poetry .... Social Sciences Natural Sciences Arts,which include Music Fiction Mas:azines Juvenile Adult Total 278 448 726 282 527 809 42 133 175 164 138 302 175 464 639 4,560 11,705 16,265 403 1,584 1,987 6,260 15,931 22,191 REPORT OF SCHOOL CHILDREN'S READING FROM LISTS,FROM SEPTEMBER,1920,TO JULY,1921 Grade Children Books Fourth 17 280 Fifth 5 57 Sixth 13 154 Seventh 14 184 Eighth 9 102 Total 58 777 Average,13 During the year 277 books have been sent Beechwood Branch Library. ACCESSIONS Number of Volumes in Library December 31, 1920 17,748 Nimiber added by purchase,1921 209 Nimiber added by gift,1921 33 Number added by binding magazines 36 278 18,026 no Number withdrawn and lost 19 Total number of volumes in Library-December 31, 1921 18,007 The total amount of money spent during the year for books has been $445.51. Respectfully submitted, SARAH B.COLLIER, Librarian. January 18,1922. Ill REPORT OF THE HIGHWAY SURVEYOR Cohasset,January 17,1922. To the Citizens of Cohasset; Following is my report as Highway Surveyor for the past year: The carting through Doane Street towards the Hingham line,of wood,logs,etc.,was very heavy from the early fall of 1920 into January,1921,causing very deep ruts,and as the weather was mild your surveyor started work on January 7. Over three hundred and fifty loads of stone and gravel were used in this work until it was finished. After the spring opened the other part of Doane Street was built by the penetration system;nine hundred and thirty yards of stone,two sizes,were used;also one thousand five hundred and sixty yards were built on Margin Street by the same method. Two very deep catch basins were built and three hundred and eighty feet of glazed drain pipe were laid as outlets;this draining must be done before the macadam is started.Six new catch basins were built and a number of old ones repaired. Nearly all the streets were covered with tarvia and heavy oil. The K.P.patching method we use is used mostly by all super- intendents of streets and highway surveys.About forty-one thousand six hundred gallons of tarvia,heavy oil and patching material were used last year.The culvert on Spring Street near the James Pratt Corner so called was taken up and a twenty-four inch corrugated iron pipe thirty-six feet long was laid in its place and covered with a foot of concrete.This work costs a little more than usual but it is a permanent job. All the drains that cross under the streets are being built with corrugated pipes as glazed pipes freeze in the winter and burst. The sidewalks about town were covered with the usual amount of stone dust,screened gravel and cinders. 112 The part of Jerusalem Road that was built over is standing excellently under the severe test it is getting,notwithstanding other reports.The severe storm of July gutted our streets that are constructed over hills so badly that the two thousand dollars that was appropriated to finish other work had to be used in repairing these streets as some of them were practically impas- sible.The new road grader was used to a great advantage;all of the gutters were cleaned with this very useful implement. The stone crusher is kept in first-class condition and is ready with very little expense to commence work.About one thousand, two hundred tons of stone were crushed last year.The steam roller is in perfect condition also. In Memoriam It is with regret that we record the death of Alson S. Richardson who died in December.He was employed for many years by the highway department of this town,was always faithful and efficient and died mourned by all citizens who have had the pleasure of his acquaintance. In conclusion your highway surveyor and his associates take this opportunity to thank all for their many acts of courtesy and kindness in the past. ASSETS OF THE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT One Buffalo steam roller and scarifier $5,000 00 One stone crusher 900 00 One steam boiler 500 00 One steam drill,etc 75 00 Two wooden carts and sprayers 50 00 One iron wagon and sprayer 100 00 One watering wagon 25 00 One road scraper 300 00 One road leveller 20 00 One one-horse stone roller 40 00 Three snow plows 90 00 Eight snow plows 200 00 113 Two gutter plows.. .'$20 00 One one hundred gallon heating cart 30 00 One tool chest and contents .60 00 Three barrels patching 24 00 One ton steam coal 12 00 Chains and tools 30 00 $7,476 00 Appropriation,March meeting $29,339 85 Appropriation,July 5 meeting 2,000 00 $31,339 85 PAID OUT FOR LABOR,TEAMS,SUPPLIES, INSURANCE,TRUCKS,FUEL,CEDAR POSTS, FENCING,MAKING NEW AND REPAIRING OLD PAINTING,ETC. Labor $9,079 50 Engineers 759 63 Ledge men 258 75 Blacksmithing 187 35 Mason's 285 50 Expressing 246 84 Teams,trucks and automobile 9,251 13 Freight and demurrage 10 30 Coal and wood 304 02 Field stone,broken stone,gravel,sand, cinders 1,536 05 Stationery and telephone 105 52 George Jason,nine months'wages ...1,125 00 Repairs on crusher 239 78 Inspection of boiler 10 00 New grader and expressing 302 38 Tools,suppHes,iron pipe,posts, cement,culverts,lumber,etc 1,391 88 Storage and rent 150 00 114 Insurance of steam roller and work- men's compensation $345 07 29,731 gallons tarvia oil 5,568 49 $31,162 19 Amount brought over from sidewalk account 95 25 $31,257 44 Balance to treasury 82 41 $31,339 85 SUMMARY BY STREETS Including building and resurfacing streets,cleaning gutters, building new and repairing catch basins,repairing and painting fences,repairing stone walks,stone dust and graveling side- walks,screening gravel and spreading same on tarvia and oil, etc. Doane Street $2,380 00 Margin Street 1,970 00 South Main Street 1,187 00 Border Street,Parker and Otis Avenues 910 00 Elm Street and Elm Court 1,125 00 Cedar Street 435 00 Beechwood and Church Streets 1,840 00 Cushing Road 410 00 King Street 910 00 Sohier Street 880 00 Beach Street 488 00 Pond Street 310 00 Short Street 182 00 North Main Street 310 00 Ripley Road and Depot Avenue 605 00 Summer Street 512 00 Jerusalem Road and Hull Street 1,630 00 Bow Street 578 00 Norfolk Road 570 00 115 Ash Street $540 00 Oak Street 590 00 Smith Street and James Lane 210 00 Spring Street 710 00 Highland Avenue 40 00 Brook and three short streets across Common 115 00 Nichols Road 425 00 Pleasant Street 860 00 Forest Avenue 1,120 00 Atlantic Avenue 1,910 00 Stockbridge Street 210 00 124,162 00 Cost of supplies other than stone, tarvia and oil 5,067 74 George Jason,nine months'wages....1,125 00 Insurance 345 07 New grader 302 38 Storage 150 00 Inspection of boiler 10 00 $31,162 19 Amount over sidewalk appropriation 95 25 $31,257 44 PAID OUT Balance to treasury 82 41 $31,339 85 ARTICLE 48 ^Special appropriation $600 00 SOUTH END SIDEWALK Paid out for labor,teams,dynamite, blacksmi thing,etc 695 25 Paid out $95.25 for this sidewalk from Highway account over the appro- priation $95 25 116 SANDING AND SNOW ACCOUNT Paid out for men and horses,trucks, automobile and labor S4,515 75 Blacksmithing 61 70 The S77.45 over was added to High-$4,577 45 ways general account . Respectfully submitted, GEORGE JASON, Highway Surveyor. 117 REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF MOTH WORK To the Honorable Board of Selectmen; Immediately after being appointed I took up the work of creosoting gypsy-moth egg clusters and cutting brown-tail webs from the trees.This work continued up to the spraying sea,son. This Town,a^well as other towns,was badly infested with tent caterpillar nests,which were very conspicuous along the roadsides and as they feed earlier and faster than the gypsy or brown-tail my first duty was to clear the roadsides of them, which I did. Spraying was then begun for the destruction of gypsy and brown-tail caterpillars and very good results were obtained,as was shown later on,when the 1921 fall work of creosoting commenced.Gypsy-moth egg clusters and brown-tail webs were not nearly as numerous,therefore the Town is at the present time in a very clean condition regarding these pests. After the spraying season there was a lot of work done mowing bushes along the roadsides,within the boundaries. This work v/as done mostly on Pond Street,King Street,Beech- wood Street,Doane Street and Forest Avenue. The engines on both spraying machines have been thoroughly overhauled and are in perfect condition for the spraying season of 1922.The private liability is not as large by far this season as it was last as some of the largest estates in Town were not sprayed this year;also I did not cha^rge for scout work on private property where no nests were found,even though we did look their places over. Respectfully submitted, JOSEPH E.GRASSIE. 118 REPORT OF THE OVERSEERS OF THE POOR The affairs of this part of the town's work have been carefully conducted and all calls have been properly attended to. We have been able to keep within our appropriation and have only a small amount of unpaid bills,viz.:$195.46,these being received too late to be paid before the close of our books. The Cohasset Home under the same able and efficient management has been well conducted. We shall be obliged to repair the ceiling in the Home basement and paint the exterior of the house and barn. The Overseers will have estimates to submit at the proper time. Dr.Hinchhffe was appointed Town Physician for one year in May. Miss Mary E.McKeown continues her ministrations as district nurse and we recommend an appropriation to assist in paying her salary. We recommend an appropriation of $13,000.00 for this department for 1922 exclusive of repairs and painting. DARIUS W.GILBERT,Chairman, HERBERT L.BROWN, HARRY E.MAPES, Overseers. 119 REVISED JURY LIST August 11,1921 Name Occupation Street Andrews,E.Russell,merchant Elm Barnes,Harold F.,insurance agent North Main Barnes,John T.farmer North Main Bates,Paul J.clerk Highland Avenue Bates,Samuel B.,leather merchant South Main Brown,Matthew,gardener Jerusalem Road Collier,George W.,merchant North Main Dean,Dudley S.,treasurer Atlantic Avenue Gammons,Everett W.,manufacturer Highland Avenue Grassie,Joseph E.,farmer South Main Hatch,Arthur W.,broker Ripley Road Hillis,Alexander,caretaker South Main Hyland,E.Clayton,carpenter James Lane Johnson,Howard A.,manufacturer Atlantic Avenue Ketch um,J.Granger,automobile agent South Main Kinsley,John E.,mason Beechwood Luce,Matthew,wool merchant Jerusalem Road Morris,William H.,insurance agent Norfolk Road Morse,Benjamin P.,laborer North Main 120 Name Occupation Street Parker,Harry S.,clerk South Main Petersen,August F.B.,real estate agent Sohier Pratt,Ira N.,farmer Beechwood Reed,Harry H.,electrician Beechwood Smith,John F.,laborer Pleasant Souther,William C,Jr.,real estate broker....Jerusalem Road Stevens,Robert K.C,produce merchant Beechwood' Stoddard,Benjamin B.,salesman Ripley Road Tower,Burgess C,insurance agent Ripley Road Towle,Philip L.,electrician Joy Place Young,George,farmer Hull CONTENTS Page Officers 1920-21 a Report of Town Clerk ....:...9 Record of Town Meeting 9 Births,Marriages and Deaths 22 Accountant's Report 31 Recapitulation 73 •Selectmen's Report ..."86 Assessor's Report 87 Report of Treasurer ........89 Report of Engineers of Fire Department ....92 Report of Sealer of Weights and Measures ...94 Report of Tree Warden 95 Report of Board of Health 98 Report of Cohasset Free Public Library ....103 Report of Directors of Paul Pratt Memorial Library .105 Report of Surveyor of Highways Ill Report of Superintendent of Moth Work ...117 Report of Overseers of the Poor ......118 Revised Jury List 119 Report of School Committee Appendix Report of Superintendent of Schools ....Appendix ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE OF THE TOWN OF COHASSET MASSACHUSETTS For the Year Ending December 31,1921 THE BOUNDBROOK PRESS 1922 SCHOOL COMMITTEE William H.Pratt Term expires in March,1922 Dean K.James Term expires in March,1922 Fred V.Stanley Term expires in March,1923 Anselm L.Beal Term expires in March,1923 Walter Shuebruk Term expires in March,1924 Manuel A.Grassie Term expires in March,1924 Organization Fred V.Stanley Chairman Anselm L.Beal Secretary Regular Meetings First Monday of each month at 7.45 p.m.,in Osgood School building. Superintendent of Schools O.K.Collins,telephone,Hingham 181-W. Office of Superintendent The superintendent will be at his office in the Osgood School building on Tuesdays and Thursdays,telephone, Cohasset 290.On other days he may be reached for appoint- ments at telephone,Hingham 181-W. School Physician Oliver H.Howe,telephone,Cohasset 14. School Nurse Mary E.McKeown,telephone,Cohasset 250. School Calendar,1921-1922 First term opens September 12 closes December 23 Second term opens January 3 closes February 17 Third term opens February 27 closes April 13 Fourth term opens April 24 closes June 29 No-School Signal The signal will be given by Fire-Alarm and street lights*' 7.45,no morning session;12.00,no a,fternoon session. When the morning session is omitted,the busses will start at 12 o'clock to collect the children for the afternoon session. Attendance Officer Thomas L.Bates,telephones,Cohasset,305,residence; Cohasset 372-W,office. Janitors Osgood Building John L.Ferreira Osgood and Bates Buildings Thomas A.Stevens Bates Building Lillian Enos Beechwood School Fred Fuller TEACHING STAFF,1921-1922 Year Superintendent of Schools Elected Orvis K.Collins Middlebury College 1920 Principal of High School Arthur C.Morrison,sciences Bates College 1918 High School Teachers Minnie E.Bigelow,Commercial subjects Drexel Institute 1902 Marion C.Chandler,French,mathematics Mt.Holyoke College 1910 Victoria O.Howarth,English,French RadcHffe College 1920 Leita L.Saw^^er,English,Latin Boston University 1921 James Webster Doyle,history Boston University 1921 Special Teachers Max H.Meyer,manual training *Columbia College 1918 Florence E,Kraus,drawing Penn.State Normal 1914 Helen C.Welch,domestic arts Farmington Normal 1919 Mrs.Edward L.Stevens,music N.E.Conservatory 1913 Junior High Grades Martha P.Bates,history,geography *Boston University 1880 Priscilla Moore,EngHsh Bates College 1921 Dorothy Kennett,arithmetic Salem Normal 1921 Elementary Grades Helen F.Buckley,Grade VI Lowell Normal 1921 Helen L.Brown,Grade V Bridgewater Normal 1921 June E.Simmons,Grade IV Farmington Normal 1915 Elaine Wing,Grade III Toronto Normal 1916 Blanche Thacher Kindergarten Tr.Sch.1921 Grace L.Morton,Grades I-II Farmington Normal 1921 Sara E.Fox,Grade I *Hyannis and Castine Normal 1883 Kindergarten Kathleen McMahon Perry Kindergarten 1915 Beechwood Dorothy Bosworth,Grades I-IV Bridgewater Normal 1918 *Not a graduate. REPORT OF THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE The report of the School Committee for 1921 with the financial statement of the treasurer is herewith submitted to the Town.Full information with respect to the school work will be found in the reports of the Superintendent of Schools,the Principal of the High School and the supervisors of depart- mental work. The change in our system of superintendence has worked out in a most satisfactory manner,and the Committee has words of heartiest praise for Mr.Collins'work as Superinten- dent.A distinct advance has been noted throughout the year not only in the grade of work done but also in the school spirit and general morale.This has been evidenced by less problems of discipline,a gradual awakening to the fact that indifferent and careless work can not be expected to win satisfactory scholar- ship marks or grade promotion,a liveHer interest,keener competition and better sportsmanship in athletic activities, and a belief,shared by scholars and teachers alike,that the schools are on the up grade. It will be seen by the financial report that the cost of moving and renovating the G.A.R.building exceeded by $560 the estimates that were given at the special town meeting.After the building was moved it was found that it needed re-shingling.This was done at a cost of S400,and this together with other minor alterations,not anticipated in the original estimates,accounts for the additional cost.This building,however,makes available for school uses,two well- lighted and comfortable schoolrooms which are of indispensable value in relieving the immediate pressure in the Osgood building. But the problem of larger school accommodations has not been solved.It has simply been postponed. The budget for.1922 is several thousand dollars larger than last year,if the special amount raised for moving and renovat- ing the G.A.R.building is excluded.The items which are mainly responsible for this increase are three.First,a new item is added to the budget for tuition.The state law compels the Town to pay the tuition of pupils who attend certain approved trades schools.Very few Cohasset pupils in the past have availed themselves of this provision,but during the present school year twelve pupils have been enrolled at the Quincy Trades School and $683 was paid by the Town for tuition in 1921.It is estimated that $1,500 will be needed for this purpose in 1922.Half of the sum expended for tuition is repaid later by the State but the reimbursement comes direct to the town and is not available for school purposes. Secondly,the experts who have surveyed the Osgood School building from time to time have called attention to a serious defect in its construction,viz.,the lack of sufficient windows to give adequate light for school work.This defect can be largely remedied by putting in new windows.The Committee asks for $1,000 to be expended in putting in new windows in rooms where there is greatest need of more light. The third item of increased expense is the matter of salaries.In line with the general movement throughout the country the salaries of our teachers have been steadily advanced during the past four or five years.This has been absolutely necessary in order to secure and retain the best teachers avail- able.The estimate for salaries is based on what is actually being paid the teachers for the present school year.It is not anticipated that further increases in any general way will be necessary,as teachers'salaries have reached a fairly stable condition. The Committee calls attention to the fact that the net cost of the schools for the coming year will be about $6,250 less than the figures submitted in the budget,for the town will receive from the state treasurer under the provision of the State School Fund Law more than $4,000,as reimbursement for salaries paid during the year ending June 30,1922; the proceeds from the school lunch will amount to approxi- mately $1,500;and half of the amount expended for tuition will be returned by the State. Respectfully submitted, THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE. School Budget for 1922 General expenses : School Committee Salaries $100.00 Other expenses 300.00 Superintendent of Schools and enforcement "of law : Salaries 2,000.00 Other expenses 250.00 Instruction : Supervisors Salaries 800.00 Expenses 25.00 Principal and Teachers Salaries 32,100.00 Textbooks and SuppHes 2,700.00 Operating School Plants: Wages of Janitors.3,500.00 Fuel 2,200.00 Power and miscellaneous janitors'supplies....1,200.00 Repairs and replacement of equipment 3,000.00 Auxiliary Agencies : Library 200.00 Health 5.00.00 Transportation 5,300.00 Insurance 1,050.00 Sundries 300.00 Lunch 2,000.00 New equipment . .'850.00 Tuition 1,500.00 Total $59,875.00 REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS To the School Committee and Citizens of Cohasset: I herewith submit to your committee and through you to the citizens of Cohasset the annual report of the superinten- dent of schools. The year has been most satisfactory in many respects. There have been few interruptions,and no serious epidemics to interfere with the work of the schools.The most severe problem we have had to deal with has been the numerous changes in the teaching force.There is no longer an actual shortage of teachers in Massachusetts,but the supply is still so limited that experi- enced teachers who have shown proficiency in the work are at a premium,and can be secured for vacancies in a town like Cohasset only by paying our maximum salary. Resignations and Elections In January Miss Nash resigned and Mrs.Schulmeyer,a teacher of broad experience,was engaged as substitute for the remainder of the year.A change of residence in the spring compelled her to give up the work,and Miss Hennessey,a graduate of Fitchburg Normal,was secured as substitute for the remainder of the year. In June,Mr.Harper and Miss Bray,high school teachers, and Miss Gushee,Miss O'Malley,Miss Harrington and Miss Collins,teachers in the grades,resigned.Three of these teachers accepted positions in Chelsea at higher salaries,Miss Collins entered Bridgewater Normal School,Mr.Harper took up advanced work,and Miss Bray wished to teach nearer her home. The position of sub-master in the high school was filled by the election of Mr.James Webster Doyle,a graduate of Boston University,Mr.Doyle teaches history and has charge of the athletics.We feel we were most fortunate in the selection of 9 Mr.Doyle for this position.Miss Leita L.Sawyer was elected to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Miss Bray. Miss Sawyer is a graduate of Boston University,has had suc- cessful experience in the schools of Dover and Townsend, and conies to us most highly recommended.She is teaching Latin and English and has charge of the girls'athletics. Miss Priscilla Moore,a graduate of Bates College,with one year's experience in the junior high at Revere,was engaged for the English work in grades seven and eight.Miss Dorothy Kennett,a graduate of the four years'course at Salem Normal, was engaged for the work in arithmetic in grades seven,eight and nine.Miss Moore is room teacher of one of the seventh grade rooms and Miss Kennett is in charge of the other seventh. We feel that with Miss Bates,Miss Moore,and Miss Kennett in charge of the departmental work in the seventh and eighth grades we are obtaining most satisfactory results. Miss Helen F.Buckley,a graduate of Bridgewater Normal, was elected for the sixth grade position.Miss Buckley the past year was principal of the graded school at Raynham. Miss Helen L.Brown,a graduate of Bridgewater Normal, was elected as teacher of the fifth grade.Miss Brown is a graduate of Bridgewater Normal,and has had successful experience in the schools of Northampton. Miss Grace L.Morton,a graduate of Farmington Normal, with several years experience in schools of Maine and Raynham, Mass.,was elected for work in grades one and two.This position was made necessary by the crowded condition of the first and second grades. .It will be seen from the above that thirty-three per cent of our teaching force are serving their first year in the schools of Oohasset.This is in itself a serious problem,one we should not be required to meet often.Notwithstanding this fact, the work has gone on in a most satisfactory manner,and a fine . spirit of co-operation exists in the teaching force. Salaries of Teachers The question of resignations and the filling of vacancies naturally brings up the subject of salaries.The salaries of the 10 teachers in both the high school and the grades were raised last September at the rate of $150 per year. The following are the salaries now paid:principal of high and junior high school,$2500;manual training instructor, $2100;sub-master of high school,$1600;three teachers in the high school,$1600 (one of these receives $100 additional for special work);two,$1500;and one,$1400;the teacher of music,$550.In the junior high grades one teacher receives a salary of $1450;one,$1300;and one,$1200.In the lower grades three receive $1350;one,$1300;two,$1250;and three, $1200. In comparison with other towns,the following data secured December 1 shows the relative maximum salaries in towns similar to Cohasset: Maximum salaries paid elementary teachers:Milton, $1550;Concord,$1500;Needham,$1500;Wellesley,$1600 Lexington,$1500;Walpole,$1500;Winchester,$1500 Reading,$1400;Hingham,$1350;Manchester,$1500 Cohasset,$1350. Maximimi salaries paid high school teachers:Milton $1700;Concord,$1800;Needham,$1650;Wellesley,$2200 Lexington,$1800;Walpole,$1700;Winchester,$1800 Reading,$1800;Hingham,$1600;Manchester,$1800 Cohasset,$1600. Only two of the towns mentioned,Manchester and Welles- ley,have a higher valuation per pupil in net average member- ship.This is the accepted standard of the ability of a town to pay for education. It will be seen from the maximum salaries paid in the other suburban residential towns that we have not yet reached the standard set by these towns.• New Building The new building is now completed and is a temporary relief from the congestion in the lower grades.In it we have two well lighted,well ventilated,and well heated rooms. One is being used for the combination'first and second grade divisions,which relieves the congestion in these two grades. 11 The other is used for the drawing classes.The old mechanical drawing room is thereby released for the use of the Frei^ich and mathematics classes.The old free hand drawing room is not in use,nor should ever a room so poorly lighted and ventilated have been used as a class room. We must bear in mind that this is only a small step toward correcting the building deficiencies.In the Survey of the Schools of Cohasset made by Professor Johnson,it was pointed out that the Osgood building comes far from serving its present use. The building is badly planned in the arrangement and number of windows.The adaptations made to meet the increased enrollment have increased the faults. In the lighting of schoolrooms the light should come preferably from the left,or if a part of the light comes from the back,the stronger light should come from the left.Pupils should not sit facing windows.With respect to the direction from which the strongest light comes,only two rooms are commendable,two are moderately fatilty,and the rest have serious defects of lights and shadows.The rooms also lack the amount of glass area required.Those on the first floor have the following percentages of deficiency in window area :24 per cent,20 per cent,10 per cent,24 per cent,20 per cent,26 per cent,and on the second floor,24 per cent,20 per cent,10 per cent,24 per cent,10 per cent and 18 per cent.I am recommend- ing that in the general appropriation this year an appropriation of SI 000 be made to be used toward correcting these deficiencies. The deficiencies cannot wholly be eliminated,owing to the depth of the rooms which greatly exceeds the standard depth from the windows,but conditions can be greatly improved. There is immediate need of other additional room.The school is without an assembly hall and gymnasium,a condition which should not exist in a town like Cohasset.The chemical and physical laboratory is ill fitted for the needs of the school. The manual training room is wholly dependent on artificial light.The lumber and machine room takes up space that should be utilized as recreation rooms.The corridor space leading to the toilets is altogether too small.We have forty pupils in each of the fourth,fifth and sixth grade rooms.Any 12 additional increase in enrollment will call for another teacher for the .third and fourth grades,and another for the fifth and sixth grades. An addition of two rooms would release the assembly hall for assembly and ph3'sical training uses.Another room would meet the laboratory needs.Two more are needed for the work in manual training,and within a verv^short time,two more for the relief of grades three to six.Five rooms and a g^onnasium are needed now,and two or three additional rooms soon. The citizens should be prepared to decide not later than one year from now whether school accommodations should be added room by room,or whether a comprehensive plan should be followed which would care for the schools for a period of years. Expenditures and Estimate Attention is called to the tables showing the expenditures for 1921 and the estimate for 1922.Three items should be given especial attention.The increased estimate for salaries is made necessary by the increases in salary"made last September,which were in operation only four months of the year.To maintain the same rate of salaries and to grant the usual increases to the teachers who have not reached the maximum mil require the amount asked for. Under repairs,one thousand dollars is asked for to be expended in additional windows as pre\dously mentioned. Under tuition,there is an estimate of Sl,oOO for trade school tuition.At present there are ten students in the Quincy Trade School and two more were in attendance a part of the year.The law requires that the tuition be paid by the town, the State later reimbursing the town one half of the cost. This reimbursement goes into the general fund of the towTi and cannot be used by the School Department. Yoiir attention is called to the receipts of the School Depart- ment.It will be noted that the receipts for the past year amounted to 86,091.86,making the net cost of the schools exclusive of the new building $48,281.84. 13 School Attendance Attention is called to the table showing the age and grade distribution for September.The total attendance is two less than one year ago which is accounted for by the fact that ten students were in attendance at the Quincy Trade School.There were only three pupils in school who were three or more years retarded in school work.One hundred and sixty-six pupils were under the normal age for their grade and forty-six were over the normal age for their grade.The large number of under- aged pupils is a strong indication that promotions have not been made difficult in the past. Promotions We are trying to stiffen the requirements for promotion. As I mentioned last year in my report,it is a serious matter for a pupil to remain two years in the same grade,but it is a far more serious matter for a pupil to receive promotion without earning it.No pupil will be promoted who fails to receive a passing mark in two major subjects.If a pupil fails in not more than two subjects and is able to make up his deficiencies in the summer school he may receive a trial promotion. • Summer School A large and very successful summer school was conducted last summer.The teachers were Mr.Morrison,Miss Stanley, Miss Wing and Miss McMahon.There were about eighty pupils in attendance.Arithmetic and English were the subjects taught.All pupils who cared to come were admitted,but no pupil who had failed in more than two subjects could gain a trial promotion by such attendance. Special Subjects I wish to call attention to the excellent work done in manual training,household arts and drawing.The fact that the cost of these departments may be large for a town the size 14 of Cohasset is justified by the results obtained.We have seen fit the present year to secure the services of Mrs.Stevens, the supervisor of music,for an extra half day each week,so that she may be able to take full charge of the music in grades seven and eight as well as in the High School,thereby relieving the room teachers for other class work The attendance of several boys at the Trade School at Quincy has temporarily reduced the size of the classes in manual training.We are informed by the Trade School that no new pupils will be admitted next September,which will require that we care for the needs of such pupils at home.A lathe would materially increase the efficiency of the department. Athletics The superintendent is a firm beHever in the importance of physical training and athletic sports in the schools.The past year we have endeavored to make some progress in this line. The school was represented in the spring by a baseball team that made a very creditable showing.In addition there was a team from the seventh and eighth grades,and a freshman team, each of which played several games both at home and in the neighboring towns.• Baseball was also played by the girls,and there were several interesting games played between the girls of the Osgood School and the schools in Hingham. In the fall the Osgood School was represented by a football team in the Junior Triangular League which was composed of two teams from the Hingham Schools and the one from Cohasset. At present the school has two very good basketball teams. The interest of the public in this sport is evident from the attendance at the home games. The leadership of Mr.Doyle and Miss Sawyer in the athletics should be warmly commended When the baseball season again arrives,we shall call upon Mr.Meyer and at least one of the women teachers in addition to Miss Sawyer to assist in supervising this most popular sport. 15 We expect that the school will be represented by no less than six baseball teams. No class room instruction can equal the athletic sports in emphasizing the value of health habits and proper physical development. Auxiliary Agencies I wish to express my appreciation of the spirit of service shown by the Parent-Teachers'Association,and the Social Service League in the work of the schools.We solicit the interest and co-operation of every organization that stands for the promotion of the public welfare. Looking Forward In planning for the immediate needs of the school our present condition needs most serious consideration,but in all public work -the future must be considered none the less than the present.A look ten years ahead or even twenty-five years ahead is not visionary,it is common sense. The kind of a town we will have twenty-five 3^ears from now will be the kind of a town we are willing to pay for in the educational advantages offered.Cohasset has no future but that of a residential town.It has an abundance of attractive sites for homes.It is not too far from Boston to be attractive to business men as a place to live in the year round. The first question that is asked by one contemplating locating in a community is in regard to the efficiency of the schools.In the building program which must come up next year,the question must be considered from every angle,and no plan adopted that will not be a fit unit of the educational equipment ten or twenty years from now. Conclusion In conclusion I wish to express to the citizens my appre- ciation of the interest that is shown in the schools and the spirit •of co-operation that is so evident.It is clearly obvious that 16 you appreciate the significance of the school system in a com- munity.To the teachers who are so zealously serving the community I am grateful for the fine spirit that is always manifested in the work we are doing together;and to the School Committee I wish to express my appreciation for the frank and serious consideration that has been given to all sug- gestions I may have made and for the confidence that has been expressed in my work. Respectfully submitted, 0.K.COLLINS. Super inte^ident of Schools. December 31.1921. 17 SCHOOL EXPENDITURES School Committee: Accoimtam.secretarr,attendance Ext>enditures Esii^iate officer,telephones,sur\-ey.re-1921 for 192-3 ports,etc 8399 69 s400 00 Superintendent of Schools: Salar}'1.600 00 2.000 QO Expenses 105 06 250 00 Teachers : Principal of High School 2.500 00 2.500 00 Supervisors and expenses 1.69S 33 S25 00 High School teachers 9,139 97 10.900 00 Elementar\',summer,teachers ....17.325 70 IS,700 00 Books 1.019 31 1.000 00 SuppHes 1.762 7S 1.700 00 School lunch 1.SS3 37 2.000 00 Janitor ser\-ice 3.493 15 3.500 00 Fuel 1.S32 06 2.200 00 Repairs,hght,power 3.301 11 4.200 00 Library-69 26 200 00 Health 419 74 500 00 Transportation ;5.20S 97 5.300 00 Tuition 6S3 6S 1.500 00 Sundries 1S7 74 300 GO Insurance 1.177 S4 1.050 00 Furniture 565 93 S50 00 S54.373 70 S59.S75 00 Unexpended balance 1.666 30 Appropriation $56,040 00 18 RECEIPTS OF SCHOOL DEPARTMENT Dog tax $242 55 Refunds 77 84 Supplies sold 54 28 Lunch receipts 1,532 19 State,account teachers'salaries 4,185 00 $6,091 86 Net cost excepting new building 48,281 84 $54,373 70 New Building Special appropriation $3,473 00 Transfer from general appropriation 1,666 30 $5,139 30 Expended on building $5,031 49 Furniture 26 00 Unexpended balance 8181 $5,139 30 Education Committee of Investigation Appropriation $500 00 Expenditures $38 53 Unexpended balance 461 47 $500 00 19 T-H o '^l CO '— I C<l "— ' "^'^C^CO O O O ^^GO O "^^00 fO O t^'^'—''f I Q (M rH T-H i-H i-H (M ^^iH -{NTJl 1—I •Tj<iH CO CO t^t^ C^li-I ,H"«#THt-CNO r-lT-^(^^rt^l—ic<|,-l'^OiiOI>i—i(N —'CO 1—t o c!!lo o?r^^T-*CO •1— I i-HTjH(M«OcMOOOiOi-H,-i,-i r-H •Ttl ,-1 •C^C<1 0>GO Oi T-l T-H (M rH rH •«>iH coo CO CD ^CO 1—li-HOWC-COCOOO rH T—I c>>>>>>>^^><ix><><><><mo 20 REPORT OF HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mr.Orvis K.Collins, Superintendent of Schools. Dear Sir:I submit herewith my fourth annual report as principal of the Cohasset High School. Our enrollment for the year 1921-1922 is one hundred and nineteen,divided as follows:entering class,thirty-one;second year,forty-two;third year,twenty-one;fourth year,twenty- five.This is a slightly smaller number than last year,due to a smaller entering class,six boys entering the Quincy Industrial School from last year's ninth grade and the removal from town of several famihes. For years the free-hand drawing room in the Osgood School has been the subject of unfavorable comment of all who have visited the building and have seen classes at work there.It was small in size and very poorly ventilated.Its use by large classes has been at the expense of the health of those obliged to use it.The addition of the new building gives the art department a room which is well hghted and ventilated,one which has been comfortable even in extremely cold weather and which promises to be cool in the spring and summer months. All the drawing classes of the high school,both free-hand and mechanical meet in the new building,and are enabled to work to much better advantage than heretofore.The room vacated is used as little as possible,a class of five using it only two periods in the week.At present the wireless club is installing its instruments there and is planning to use it for weekly meet- ings.The removal of desks from the room formerly used for mechanical drawing,the installation of additional blackboards and tablet arm chairs has provided another recitation room for high school use,well Hghted and ventilated,suitable for classes not exceeding twenty pupils. 21 There have been several minor changes in the curriculum. The course in Business Law,given for some years,has been replaced by a course in Business English.It has been thought wise to give the two bookkeeping courses in successive years instead of in the second and fourth years as heretofore,and this plan will be put into operation next year.The first year courses in General Science and Community Civics are given three periods per week during the entire year instead of five periods per week for a half year each.Under the direction of Mr.Meyer, some of the boys of the ninth and tenth grades have been work- ing on a course in practical electricity.Theory and practice have gone hand in hand,the boys having constructed motors, traced circuits,repaired electric bells and learned some of the principles of correct wiring. In addition to the regular high school baseball team,a junior team was organized last spring.A league,comprising teams from the two grammar schools in Hull,the Lincoln School in Hingham and the Osgood School,was organized,each team playing eight games.Teams were also formed among the grls and in addition to class games,some games with girls' teams from other schools were played.Mr.James W.Doyle, in addition to his work as History teacher,has charge of athletics among the boys of the school,and Miss Leita Sawyer,teacher of English and Latin,has charge of the girls.Under the joint direction of Mr.Doyle and Miss Sawyer,an interclass meet was held in the fall.Events were arranged for both boys and girls and although the participants were handicapped by inadequate grounds the meet was a success,the tenth grade winning by a good margin.Both basketball teains are having a successful season,having won a majority of the games played. An effort has been made to provide school activities,other than those of the class room,for a larger number of pupils and especially along lines other than athletic.To this end,the last period on Tuesday has been set aside for club activities.At present,we have a wireless club,dramatic club,girls'glee club, and a poultry club.Plans are under Way for a school orchestra, a college club,arts and crafts club and a club composed of those interested in a school paper.Each is or will be under the direc- 22 tion of a teacher or competent leader and it is hoped that they may be of assistance in helping some pupils to decide on their vocation in life as well as to afford opportunities for puriDoseful activities. From time to time,speakers have come to the assemblies of the high school,presenting opportunities of the various vocations and some progress in the field of vocational guidance has been made. My previous reports have called attention to the needs of the high school,such as better facilities for work in physical education,both indoors and out,an assembly hall which may be used for the social activities of the school as well as for dramatics,increased laboratory facilities for the science work of the first two years,more nearly adequate lunt^h room accommo- dations and better quarters for the manual training department. These needs are still to be met and until such time,the work of our high school will be handicapped as measured by the newer educational standards. Respectfully submitted, ARTHUR C.MORRISON, Principal. 23 High School Entering Dama R.Bates Martha T.Bethel Katherine K.Clark Olive S.Damon Louanna Davies Lottie A.Flint Geraldine Gillis Grace G.Grassie Ella B.HilHs Grace E.Jason Leslie K.Martell Margaret B.Maxwell Annie A.McLellan Catherine L.McPhae Mabel E.Pratt Harriet E.Stevens Class,September,1921 Clara Stoddard Grace C.Winters Daniel Campbell Albert J.Dion Godfrey T.Ellerton Joseph J.Ferreira Joseph F.Grassie George A.Henry Philip W.James Leonard Lawrence Edison A.Litchfield John B.May Harold T.Nason Wesley M.Parker Murray F.Perry Graduating Class,June,1921 Christopher J.Atkinson M.Walter Brown John M.Coyne Marion F.Curley Emma J.Davis Dorothy O.James Charles L.Jason Evelyn L.Martell Mildred H.O'Brien Carroll D.Pratt Louis E.Salvador Pearl E.Wisson 24 English History Latin SUBJECTS TAKEN BY HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Total Boys.. Girls.. Boys. . Girls .. Boys.. Girls .. French Boys. . Girls.. Stenography Boys . . Girls .. Bookkeeping Boys.. Girls.. Typewriting Boys. . Girls.. Physics Boys. . Girls.. Algebra Boys. . Girls .. Drawing Boys.. Girls.. Business English Boys.. Girls.. Commercial Geography '. Girls . Geometry Boys. . Girls.. Biology Boys.. Girls . ." Shop Boys. . Commercial Arithmetic Boys . Girls.. Household Arts Girls.. General Science Boys . . Girls .. Civics Boys.. Girls.. 11 8 11 15 45 14 14 29 18 75 11 7 9 27 14 12 17 43 2 4 6 3 2 5 9 19 2 1 4 5 12 2 11 13 26 7 6 13 9 11 20 8 8 10 10 7 6 13 10 11 21 3 3 2 2 1 1 5 7 3 8 11 1 5 12 18 12 13 23 ]L3 61 7 8 15 4 12 23 39 6 10 16 12 24 36 1 2 3 3 3 10 1 11 22 22 ..9 ]10 19 ....1 ]LO 11 ....1110 11 ..^24 8 32 8 8 . . LO 10 L4 14 L8 18 25 HIGH SCHOOL COURSES TAKEN Senior Boys . Girls. Junior Boys . Girls. Sophomore Boys Girls . Freshmen Boys , Girls . College Commercial General Total 1 8 2 3 11 1 6 2 12 2 9 o 24 29 5 11 16 9 9 18 28 90 120 26 REPORT OF THE ART DEPARTMENT M.Orvis K.Collins, Superintendent of Schools. Dear Sir:In accordance with your request I submit for your approval the annual report of the art department for the year nineteen hundred and twenty-one. The usual annual exhibition of drawings and handicraft was held in the Town Hall on the afternoon and evening of June 26.Much credit is due to the teachers of the first,second and third grades and of the Beech wood School for the excellent results obtained in those grades. A noteworthy event which occurred in December was the removal of this department to new quarters in the annex which has been erected on the school grounds.Our new room has distinct advantages which we enjoy and appreciate.Here the classes of the free-hand and mechanical drawing departments of the High School meet and this centralization of work and materials will result in a saving of time.The lighting is good, making the use of artificial light unnecessary except on very dark days.This feature is'appreciated especially by the boys who have worked,heretofore,under very trying lighting conditions.The problem of ventilation which was a serious one in our studio is eliminated in this new room.The greater amount of floor space makes it possible to seat larger classes and the tables may be arranged in more convenient manner. These and other advantages are sure to promote greater efficiency and to produce larger results than have been possible under less favorable conditions. For the spirit of co-operati,on and helpfulness which you have shown,I desire to express sincere appreciation. Respectfully submitted, FLORENCE E.KRAUS. January,1922. 27 REPORT OF HOUSEHOLD ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr.O.K.Collins, Superintendent of Schools. Dear Sir:I submit for your approval my report as super- visor of Household Arts in the Cohasset public schools. In September the work of the seventh grade was changed from sewing to cooking.The girls now receive instructions in sewing for three years and in cooking for three years. "Learn by doing "might be taken as a motto for this department and it is hoped that this "doing "in school may help the girls to appreciate the work necessary in the home and contribute their share toward it. The girls in the fifth grade make their sewing equipment and a petticoat;the sixth grade make cooking caps and aprons and a princess slip or nightgown. The girls of the High School classes make various articles of wearing apparel,their final achievement being a dress. An exhibit of this work was held at commencement in Town Hall in conjunction with the exhibits of the Manual Training and Art Departments. The seventh grade receive instruction in simple cooking and study the effects of different foods on our bodies. The upper grades learn the serving of foods as well as the cooking of them by serving in the school lunch room which is run in connection with this department. From January to June of 1921,the lunch room co-operated with the Social Service in serving milk to underweight children of the lower grades.The Social Service furnished the milk, the children to receive it were recommended by the school nurse and the milk was distributed every school day at 10.00 a.m.and 12.00 m.by the assistant of the lunch room. Between fifteen and twenty children received milk and in most cases a gain in weight was reported. 28 At all times the department supervises the lunches of the little children,supplementing them with soup or cocoa when inadequate or the weather is cold and even furnishing limches for children who for some reason were unable to bring them. In closing I wish to thank you for your co-operation and to express to the School Committee my appreciation of their help- ful attitude toward this department. Respectfully submitted, HELEN C.WELCH. January,1922. 29 REPORT OF INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr.Onds K.Collins, Superintendent of Schools. Dear Sir:I hereby respectfully submit to you my report as director of the Industrial Arts Departm.ent for 1921. "Education is a natural net an artificial process;it is a development from within,not an accretion from without;it comes through the workings of natural instincts and interests and not through response to external force;it is an expression of natural powers,not an aquisition of information,it is life itself,not a preparation for a future state remote in interests and characteristics from the life of childhood."—Rousseau. In harmony with the spirit of the above definition of education,the emphasis in the Industrial Arts Department during the past year has been laid on the development of boys, rather than on the construction of projects.The project has been emploA^ed as an agenc}^to challenge the boys to use their natural latent powers,which tends to "put their feet upon the high road that leads on."Four different activities,each basic of many vocations,are now open to the boys,for the broadening of general culture and for tryouts in occupations.Woodwork, printing,metal work and electrical work are making their appeal.A nimiber of boys have definitely decided to enter mechanical or technical trades,and it would not be difficult to point out some other boys whose contact with Industrial Arts in our shop have convinced them that their greatest usefulness lies in other fields. Our school paper the ''Beacon "which was first issued last year has doubled its size and about reached the limit for our pressroom facilities.The classes in electrical work are making small motors,and some are trying their hand at building dvnamos and transformers. 30 Ten Cohasset boys are now at the Quincy Industrial School,learning trades under state supervision.It is the opinion of leaders in education that vocational education is only in its infancy.Owing to the crowded condition at the Quincy School no additional Cohasset boys can be accommo- dated either this or next year.It would be safe to predict that the Town must look elsewhere for that type of education. The time may come when Cohasset together with other nearby towns will establish a trade school for both boys and girls.The State believes in it to the extent of paying one half of the main- tenance of such a school,including teachers'salaries,supplies, etc. The interests and the quality of abilities of the great majority of our boys do not point to institutions of academic education,but rather to mechanical and technical.I believe that an appeal along this line,with increased periods for shop work,machine and architectural drawing and mathematics for entrance requirements to higher institutions would meet with response.The use of a lathe would correlate with such a course,and I hope it may be possible for us to secure one this year;it would be a stronger factor in the development of boys than any other machine now in the shop,excepting possibly the printing press. I desire to express m}'appreciation of your sympathetic supervision and co-operation. Respectfully submitted, M.H.MEYER. January,1922. 31 REPORT OF SCHOOL PHYSICIAN The experience of the past two years has demonstrated the value of frequent inspection of pupils during the existence of contagious disease.Instead of closing schools,they have gone on without interruption and with inspection.Isolated cases of scarlet fever and diphtheria have occurred,but in no case has an epidemic of either disease resulted.The use of the Schick test for diphtheria,which our Board of Health is now introducing,promises to make diphtheria a very rare disease or even obsolete. There is great need at the present time of more careful supervision of pupils by their parents in the home.The innum- erable evening attractions are so tempting that pupils fail to get sufficient sleep during the important period of growth and development.Loss of sleep and dissipation of energy react upon their studies and diminish their vigor as well as their powers of resistance to disease. The proportion of pupils who can swim is increasing, but not as rapidly as it ought.Cohasset's facilities for sea bathing in the summer are unrivalled and every pupil of ten years or older should have the benefit of this healthful and refreshing exercise,together with the personal safety swimming affords and the ability to save life in case of accident. With grateful recognition of the co-operation of the committee,superihtendent,teachers and the school nurse. Respectfully submitted, OLIVER H.HOWE,M.D. 32 REPORT OF CLUB WORK Mr.Orvis K.Collins, Superintendent of Schools. Dear Sir:I hereby respectfully submit to you my report as director of Club Work for the season of 1921. Gardeners labored under unusual difficulties last year. Draught and heavy rains alternated during May and June, retarding and injuring gardens on the high and low lands.The majority of the junior farmers,however,finished their project and exhibited at the Town Hall in September. It was a banner year for poultr}^and pigs,as may be seen from the many prizes won outside of Cohasset,a record of which follows. At the Marshfield Fair,Murray Perr\^won a second and two third prizes on White Rocks,and in competition with adults he won a first and second on beans,and a second prize on cucumbers.Robert Perry received a second and two third prizes on Rhode Island Reds.Charles Henry was awarded a third on White Leghorns,and Thomas Valine,two thirds on White Cochin Bantams and Silver Spangled Hamburgs. At the Norfolk County Fair at Walpole,Murray Perry won a first prize on a pen of White Rocks,and five first prizes on vegetables as follows:individual collection,beets,beans,com and tomatoes.Robert Perry was awarded one first,one third and one fourth prize on Rhode Island Reds.Leland Towle won a first and two seconds on White Leghorns.Arnold Peter- son was awarded a second prize on a pen of Barred Plymouth Rocks,a first on onions and a second each on beans and carrots. Thomas Valine won a first and a second on his Hamburgs,a first on Cochin Bantams and a second prize on his Berkshire pig- At the Brockton Fair pigs only were exhibited.Out of 33 four boys exhibiting Hampshire pigs,Arthur Brassill won the first prize,John Davenport,the second,and John Avers,the third.The fourth,a boar exhibited by Robert Pern-,won a special first prize.Herbert Bates received a first special on a litter of Duroac Jerseys,and Thomas Valine won a second on his Berkshire. x\t the recent Boston Poultr\^Show,Thomas Valine was awarded a first,a second and two thirds on his Hamburgs and Cochin Bantams.Murray Perr\'won a fourth prize on a White Rock Cock,and Robert Perry took first prize on a Rhode Island Red hen in competition with forty-three others and also a second on a pen of Reds. The boys are to be congratulated on winning forty-six prizes outside of Cohasset,representing a total of seventy-six dollars in cash. The poultrv^club of thirteen boys,owning a total of one hundred fifty-three birds,during the winter meets monthly in the Manual Training room,where the selection and care of poultry is discussed.Mr.Nodine,the state poultry leader,has instructed the boys in caponizing,and Mr.Dizer,the County leader,has performed two operations on birds,each for a differ- ent common ailment of poultr\\ The work of the canning club was not up to the standard of the last few years,due in part to the graduation from school and the dropping out,of our best canners.During the simimer the club meet twice a month at the Bates Building.The girls attended the Sectional Canning ^Meeting at Weymouth in August,and enjoyed an outing at Nantasket Beach.The club decorated and entered a float in the fourth of July parade, winning a fourth prize.All but one girl exhibited the required amount at the fall exhibit. Six boys and girls,prize winners from last year,enjoyed the week in camp at Massachusetts Agricultural College.They were Miss Marion Curley,Miss 'Evelyn Martell,Frank McLean, Murray Perr\',Thomas Valine and Herbert Bates.Frank McLean took part in the stock judging and won a ram. Thomas Valine,through his experience with live stock,has definitely decided to follow Agriculture and Animal Husbandry 34 and is now attending the County Agricultural School at Wal- pole.From latest reports he is doing good work there. A group of boys and girls attended Achievement Day at Walpole last April,and all club members over fourteen years of age enjoyed Walpole Day in August.The trip was made in autos. The annual exhibit was held in the Town Hall on September 15.The evening program included opening remarks by Mr. Orvis K.Collins,Superintendent of Schools,demonstration of seed planting by Murray Perry,culling of poultry by Thomas Valine,Arnold Peterson and Leland Towle.Reports of week at Amherst by Miss Marion Curley and Miss Evelyn Martell. An interesting and instructive address on "Work and Play" by Mr.Clarence Barron,and the presentation of prizes by Rev.F.V.Stanley,chairman of the school committee. In behalf of the boys and girls I wish to thank the residents and citizens whose generosity ihade possible the excellent prizes,and those who gave time and thought to the success of the work.A financial statement,and a complete list of the winners at the Cohasset exhibit will be appended here. Respectfully submitted, M.H.MEYER, January,1922.Director of Club Work. 35 CONTESTS AND AWARDS OF THE BOYS'AND GIRLS' SUMMER PROJECTS Cohasset,1921 The prizes were contributed by the following friends and residents of Cohasset:Mr.and Mrs.Hugh Bancroft,Mr.Clar- ence W.Barron,Mrs.Florence A.Bartow,Mr.and Mrs. Edward B.Bayley,Mrs.Mary K.Bolles,Mrs.George G. Crocker,Miss Muriel Crocker,Mrs.Lewis A.Crosset,Mr. Wendell Endicott,Mr.and Mrs.Edwin L.Furber,Mrs.Mar- garet B.T.Haven,Mr.Benjamin D.Hyde,Mrs.A.S.Kibbee, Mr.and Mrs.T.W.Little,Miss M.V.McCormick,Mr.and Mrs.J.F.McElwain,Mrs.Arthur N.Milliken,Mrs.A.W. Moors,Mr.Lawrence W.Morgan,Mrs.B.L.Sankey,Mr.and Mrs.Hanson M.Savage,Mrs.Ruth Sears,Mrs.Arthur C. Smith,Mrs.Thomas B.WilHams,Mr.Ralph B.WiUiams and others. GARDEN CONTESTS Age 10 to 18 A.Best cared-for garden. 1.Silver cup Wesley Parker 2.$3.00 Murray Perry 3.$2.00 Arnold Peterson B.Largest display of different vegetables. 1.$3.00 Joseph Daley 2.$2.00 Arnold Peterson 3.$1.00 Murray Perry • 36 C.Best display of one kind of vegetable. Beets 1.$2.00 2.$1.50 Daniel Campbell 3.$1.00 Wesley Parker Cucumbers 1.$2.00 2.$1.50 Arnold Peterson 3.$1.00 Potatoes 1.$2.00 Murray Perry 2.$1.50 William Smith 3.$1.00 Joseph Daley Carrots 1.$2.00 Arnold Peterson 2.$1.50 Murray Perry 3.$1.00 Tomatoes 1.$2.00 Arnold Peterson 2.$1.50 Murray Perry 3.$1.00 Harold Nason Sweet Corn 1.$2.00 Wesley Parker 2.$1.50 Milton Ferreira 3.$1.00 Murray Perry D.Best display of four vegetables. 1.$3.00 Murray Perry 2.$2.00 Pauline Nason 3.$1.00 Leland Towle 37 E.Best display of Hubbard Squash. 1.$3.00 Herbert Nichols 2.$2.00 John Vahne 3.$1.00 Philip Parker SPECIAL GARDEN CONTEST FOR BOYS AND GIRLS UNDER TEN A.Best cared-for garden. 1.Silver cup Robert James 2.$2.00 Fred Barrows B.Largest display of different vegetables. 1.$3.00 2.$2.00 3.$1.00 Henn^Aheam CALF CONTEST Best pure bred. 1.$3.00 Thomas Valine 2.$2.00 Kendall Pratt RABBIT CONTEST Best breeding doe. 1.$3.00 Fred Ahearn 2.$2.00 Charles Lincoln 3.$1.00 Ellen Broderick 38 PIG CONTEST Largest,best and most economical gains.This necessitates record of showing weight of pig when bought,present weight, cost of feeding,labor,etc. 1.One week at Massachusetts Agricultural College Camp, name on cup,cup to be hel'd after winning three years. John Valine 2.S5.00 Herbert Nichols 3.S3.00 Arthur Brassill 4.S2.00 Robert Perrv B.Cleanest and best cared-for pig. 1.Silver Cup Arthur Brassill 2.S2.00 JohnAyers 3.$1.00 Robert Perrv C.Best pure bred pig. Duroac Jersey 1.S3.00 Herbert Bates Hampshire 1.S3.00 John Davenport 2.$2.00 Arthur Brassill 3.$1.00 Robert Perr}^ Any other breed i;$3.00 Berkshire Thomas Valine 2.$2.00 White Chester Herbert Nichols 3.$1.00 Berkshire Lawrence Poland 39 POULTRY CONTEST A.Best four pullets and male birds raised by a club member. Rhode Island Reds 1.S3.00 Robert Perr>' 2.$2.00 Henry Peterson White Rocks 1.$3.00 Murray Perry Any other breed 1.$3.00 White Leghorn Leland Towle 2.$2.00 Barred Rocks •Arnold Peterson 3.$1.00 White Leghorn Charles Henry B.Best full grown pair. Rhode Island Reds 1.$3.00 Robert Perry 2.$2.00'Irwin Dusenberry Any other breed 1.$3.00 White Leghorns Charles Henry 2.$2.00 Hamburgs Thomas Valine 3.$L00 Bantams Thomas Valine C.Best dozen of eggs. L $2.00 2.$L50 Milton Ferreira CANNING CONTEST A.Best display of five jars —three vegetables,two fruit. 1.Silver cup Elizabeth Valine 2.$3.00 Geraldine Gilles 3.$2.00 Enna Monteiro 40 B.Best three jars of one variety. 1.S3.00 Julia Poland 2.$2.00 Mary Modente 3.$1.00 Julia Henry C.One jar of each variety canned,quality and variety considered ^ 1.One week at Massachusetts Agricultural College Camp, name on cup,cup to be held after winning three years. $5.00 $3.00 Julia Poland Marv Modente FLOWER CONTEST A.Best cared-for flower garden. 1.Silver cup 2.$2.00 3.$1.00 $1.00 Hilda Maxwell Margaret Silva Alice Ellsworth Muriel Grassie B.Best display of Asters. 1.$3.00 2.$2.00 3.$1.00 C.Best display of Dahlias. 1.$3.00 2.$2.00 Muriel Grassie Helen Nason Marg^aret Silva Margaret Dale\^ Hilda Maxwell D.Largest display of different flowers. 1.$3.00 2.$2.00 3.$1.00 Alice E;ilsworth Hilda Maxwell Helen Nason 41 RECORD BOOK CONTEST Best kept record hook in any contest. 1.One week at Massachusetts Agricultural College Camp, Murray Perry 2.$3.00 3.$2.00 4.$1.00 Grace Winters John Davenport 1.$1.00 2.$1.00 SPECIAL PRIZES Pigeons Lucille Dion Albert Dion 1. 2. Ducks $1.00 Wild $1.00 Pekin Louisa Grassie George Valine GRAND WINNERS Most ranking ribbons. 1.One week at Massachusetts Agricultural College Camp. Murray Perry,18 points 2.$3.00 Arnold Peterson,13 points 3.$2.00 Wesley Parker,9 points Thomas Valine,9 points 42 FINANCIAL STATEMENT Receipts Balance from 1920 $119.75 From public-spirited citizens 357.00 From fares to Walpole 9.50 From boys toward transportation of exhibits 3.50 $489.75 Expenditures Cups and badges $36.78 Cash prizes 175.00 Board at Amherst 60.00 Incidentals at Amherst and en route 10.15 Transportation Walpole Day:48.00 Transportation of exhibits to County Fair 10.00 Canning meeting at Weymouth 2.00 Fares to Walpole Achievement Da\'11.89 Linotype (Prize List)8.00 Prize on best story for "Beacon "5.00 Use of poultry coups at local exhibit 5.40 Transportation for poultry coops 3.00 Telephone calls 3.45 Decorations for truck July 4 .85 Postage .70 Incidentals .90 Transportation to and from Amherst 52.50 Balance on hand 56.13 $489.75 Balance to be used in sending three prize winners to Massachusetts Agricultural College Camp in July,1922. TOWN OF COHASSET VALUATION LIST OF 1921 1921 The Bouxdbrook Press SciTrATE TOWN OF COHASSET VALUATION LIST 1921 Personal Real Estate Estate Ainslie,Mary A.Parker avenue $1,650 House,1400;house lot,7812 sq.ft.,250. Ainslie,Robert.Margin street '1,100 House,800;house lot,J4 acre,250;shop,50. Allen,Frank C.South Main street $1,200 10,000 House,5000;house lot,5 acres,3000;barn,2000. Almeida,Manuel.Beechwood street 1,000 House,600;house lot,114 acres,350;hen house,50. Almeida,William J.Beechwood street 100 House lot,M acre. Anderson,Annie.Beechwood street.900 House,800;house lot,%acre,100. Andrews,Jane C.Elm street 9,000 House,5750;house lot,2}^acres,2500;barn,750. Antoine,Alfred M.Elm court 900 House,800;house lot,4125 sq.ft.,100. Antoine,Katherine M.Ash street 1,500 House,1300;house lot,8066 sq ft.,200. Antoine,Frank J.Stockbridge street 150 Antoine,Catherine E.Stockbridge street 1,000 House,800;house lot,%acre,200. Antoine,John P.South Main street 475 Antoine,Joseph A.Stockbridge street 1,450 House,1000;house lot,39,435 sq ft.,450. Antoine,Mari,a E.Stockbridge street 950 House,800;house lot,^acre,150. Appleton,William C.Atlantic avenue 300 17,950 House,3500;house,2000;lot,J/g acre,3500;shop,150; auto building,300;house (Sillsbee),3500;lot %acre, 1500;shop,150;barn,350;land,i^acre,1000;house (Studley),1000;house lot,^acre,1000. Apts,James W.Church street 75 1,550 House,700;house lot,3^acre,400;barn,100;field land and pasture,23^8 acres,350. Armes,Paul J.Margin street 225 1,900 House,1450;house lot,}4 acre,300;barn,150. 3 4 TOWN OF COHASSET Personal Real Estate Estate Arnold,Andrew J.Stockbridge street $200 Arnold,Mary A.Stockbridge street ...;$1,800 House,1200;house lot,%acre,300;barn,300. Arnold,William P.Church street 1,800 House,1000;house lot,%acre,350;barn,150;field land,3 acres,300. Arthur,Alice B.Atlantic avenue 500 25,550 House,east side Atlantic avenue,4000;lot,^acre, 2500;house,west side Atlantic avenue,3500;stable, west side Atlantic avenue,300;stable,west side Atlantic avenue,500;house,5500;house lot,2%acres,5250; house,3500;house lot,21,780 sq.ft.,500. Atkinson,Christopher H.Pleasant street 1,300 House,1000;auto building,100;house lot,14 acre,200. Ayers,Thomas J.Cedar street 900 Bandura,Mary L.Parker avenue 1,550 House,1000;house lot,14 acre,250;barn,200;hen house,75;Salt Meadow,3^acre,25. Barnes,Charles V.North Main street 1,500 House,1000;barn,200;house lot,1^acres,300. Barnes,Jesse T.North Main street 2,150 House,1500;2 barns,100;shop,50;house lot,IH acres, 500. Barnes,John T.North Main street 825 150 House lot,Lin.Hillside,9690 sq.ft.,150. Barnes,William T.North Main street 250 Barnes,Estella M.North Main street 850 House,550;barn,150;house lot,1 acre,26,125 sq.ft., 150. Barron,Clarence W.Margin street 45,700 58,650 House,10,000;house,1500;house lot,7^acres,15,500; garage,500;greenhouse,1000;land,C.P.Bourne, S/g acre,300;house,Great Swamp,400;land,12 acres, 600;land,corner Margin and Stockbridge streets,15,376 sq.ft.,200;wood land (Great Swamp),3^acres,250; wood land,3 acres,150;wood land (Lothrop),IH acres, 50;woodland (Great Swamp),414 acres,150;house. King street (Kittredge),2500;barn,1500;shop,100; land 13>^acres,3900;pasture and wood land (Kittredge), .2734 acres,2400;field land,King street (Hyde),oVg acres,1100;land Smith Place,2%acres,500;wood land,Turkey Hill,6034 acres,3600;wood land and pasture.West Sohier street,4 acres,35,393 sq.ft.,300; house,Pleasant street,2000;lot,3^acre,500;wood land, Forest avenue,323^acres,1500;land (Cunningham), VALUATION LIST Personal Real Estate Estate Barron,Clarence W. — continued 21 acres,10,681 sq.ft.,1500;house (Ennice),1500 lot, 11,187 sq.ft.,500;house,Stockbridge street,1200 lot, 5567 sq.ft.,100;house (O.Winslow),1400 lot,M acre, 150. Barros,Antonio M.Cole street $1,100 House,900;house lot,9690 sq.ft.,200. Barros,Joseph M.Smith place 350 House,300;lot,5890 sq.ft.,50. Bartow,Florence A.Margin street $3,800 20,425 House,10,000;barn,500;house lot,1^acres,3500; house,3500;house lot,16,335 sq.ft.,750;land,Atlantic avenue,2 acres,17,470 sq,ft.,300;land,Atlantic avenue,4 acres,41,270 sq.ft.,1700;salt meadow land, IM acres,175. Bates,Arthur S.King street 125 Bates,Ella L.King street 6,450 House,1500;barn,600;house lot,3 acres,600;pasture land,10 acres,500;field land,corner King and Pond streets,2%acres,1000;field land,corner King and Pond streets,2 acres,400;house (Ruth Burbank),800; shed,50;house lot,H acre,150;barn,150;pasture and wood land,11 acres,550;wood land,2d division,5 acres,150.«^ Bates,Cyrus H.Jerusalem road 7,300 House,5800;house lot,M acre,1000;barn,500. Bates,Cyrus W.Beechwood street 175 1,925 House,1100;barn,50;house lot,1 acre,400;pasture land,93^8 acres,200;meadow land,3^acre,25;orchard, 13^8 acres,100;wood land,1%acres,50. Bates,Edith M.North Main street 100 3,500 House,2500;house lot,H acre,1000. Bates,Edwin.Beechwood street 3,265 House,1000;barn,150;shop,200;hen house,50; house lot,1 acre 400;mowing and tillage (Joy Hill),4 acres,400;field land,1 acre,100;pasture land,3 acres, 150;field and pasture,8 acres,300;guzzle,1 acre,100; meadow land,8 acres,115;wood land,23^acres,300. Bates,Edwin W.Beechwood street 625 1,425 House,700;barn,150;shop,50;house lot,^acres, 300;wood land,6M acres,225. Bates,Emma J.Beechwood street 50 Wood land,1 ^acres,50. Bates,Ellery C.Beechwood street 400 1,250 House,1000;house lot,1 acre,100;pasture land,1 acres,150. 6 TOWN OF COHASSET Personal Real Estate Estate Bates,Elmer E.Beechwood street $1,325 $8,375 House,1200;barn,300;shop,50;shed,25;house lot, VA acres,500;house (Lot Bates),700;barn,200;shop, 200;house lot,IM acres,500;house,Doane street,800;' barn,100;land,7 acres,500;ox pasture (Wolpit)1 acre, 50;barn (Wolpit),300;land,16 acres,1300;mill build- ing,500;field land,33^acres,375;field land (Conley), ^acre,300;field land,Doane street,1 acre,30,492 sq.ft.,100;fresh meadow,2^acres,25;wood land, 173^acres,350. Bates,Florence N.South Main street 2,100 House,1500;house lot,12,200 sq.ft.,600. Bates,Gertrude M.King street 250 Bates,Harry C.Cedar street 1,250 House,800;barn,150;house lot,1^acres,300. Bates,Eglantine.Doane street 750 House,400;barn,100;house lot,1}4 acres,250. Bates,Esther S.North Main street 150 House lot,off Elm street,1 acre,150. Bates,Julia Treat.Elm court 2.150 House,800;barn,125;house lot,}4 acre,100;house, Border street,1000;house lot,3^acre,100. Bates,John W.Beechwood street 350 2,405 House,700;barn,400;house lot,1 acre,500;field and pasture,5 acres,375;field and meadow,north side, Beechwood street,13^acres,150;Fresh Meadow,3M acres,80;wood land,103^acres,200. Bates,Lorenzo W.Soiith Main street 3,200 House,2500;barn,200;house lot,H acre,500. Bates,Lot E.Beechwood street 1,200 130 House lot,1 acre,100;meadow land,2 acres,30. Bates,Lot W 4,275 House,1200;barn,150;house lot,1 acre,400;house, (Joy Hill)1000;house lot,2 acres,300:house,formerly Lewis Bates,300:house lot,33^acres,700;house lot (Ainslie),1 acre,50:wood land,7J4 acres,175. Bates,Martha P.North Main street 3,500 House,2500;house lot,1 acre,1000. Bates,Minnie E.North Main street 1,700 House,1250;auto building,200:house lot,8341 sq.ft., 250. Bates,Oliver H.Beechwood street 475 1,175 House,800;house lot,3^acre,200;pasture,6 acres,175. Bates,Oliver H.and Cyrus W.Beechwood street 2,250 Field and wood land,rear of Ira N.Pratt's property, 2%acres,150;fresh meadow,1^acres,25;fresh VALUATION LIST Personal Real Estate Estate Bates,Oliver H.and Cyrus W. — continued meadow,1%acres,40;fresh meadow,\%acres,35; wood land,5^acres,175;field and meadow,east side Doane street,2 acres,500;field and orchard,1 acre,100; tool house,100;barn,200;shop,50;shed,100;land, 1}4:acres,500;pasture land,83^acres,225. Bates,Paul J.Highland avenue $3,000 House,2500;house lot,^acre,500. Bates,Rufus A.Beechwood street 1,250 House,1000;barn,150;house lot,1 acre,100. Bates,Samuel B.South Main street $400 5,700 House,3500;barn,500;hen house,75;house lot,2% acres,1500;wood land,3^acres,125. Bates,Sarah L.Joy place 2,850 House,2000;barn,450;house lot,2 acres,400. Bates,Ida B.North Main street 1,800 House,1250;house lot,13,400 sq.ft.,400;barn,150. Bates,Walter P.Beechwood street 600 900 House,600;house lot,2,^acres,300. Bates,Wilham O.J.King street 75 Bates,Miriam L.King street 1,550 House,700;barn,150;wood shed,50;house lot,}/2 acre, 100;wood land,25^acres,550. Bates,William W.Beechwood street 900 Battles,Peter L.Cedar street 500 Barn,125;land,3K acres,375. Beal,Lizzie A.Hull street 1,400 House,1200;house lot,1 acre,200. Beal,Anselm L.Hull street 1,800 House,1400;ba,rn,300;house lot,3^acre,100. Beal,Hannah B.Hull street 1,425 House,975;house lot,3^acre,100;land,2 acres, 40,115 sq.ft.,350. Beal,Sarah.Hull street 2,550 House,1400;barn,500;shed,200;house lot,3 acres, 4.50. Beal,Fannie G.Hull street 900 House,800;house lot,]4.acre,100. Beal,Martha J.Hull street 1,200 House,1000;house lot,3^acre,200. Bean,John R.and Nellie F.Beechwood street '. .1,400 House,1000;barn,200;house lot,K acre,200. Be Chet,Mrs.August.Hull street 825 House,700;house lot,Ys acre,125. Bell,Charlotte L.Jerusalem road 8,750 House,2000;barn,500;house lot,^acre,750;house, 3000;barn,500;house lot,1 acre,2000. 8 TOWN OF COHASSET personal Real Estate Estate Bennett,Charles F.Doane street $1,075 House,900;barn,50;house lot,3^acre,125. Bennett,Clarinda R.Elm street 1,435 House,1000;wood shed,75;house lot,H acre,360. Bethel,James:Parker avenue 1,350 House,1000;wood shed,100;house lot,7812 sq.ft.,250. Bigelow,Alanson,Jr.Nichols avenue $1,550 Bigelow,Frances V.Nichols avenue 3,400 36,400 House,20,000;house lot,8 acres,14,200;stable,2200. Bigelow,Cleveland.Summer street 750 15,365 House,10,000;house lot,6 acres,5200;wharf,165. Bigelow,Joseph S.Snow Place 475 167 .Wharf. Bigelow,Mary C.Snow Place 1,310 62,875 House,18,000;stable,3500;schoolhouse,300;shop,50; ^house lot,9 acres,13,500;house (Silvia),1200;house lot,^acre,300;barn,150;house (Creed),1000;house lot,1 acre,800;house lot (Stetson),^acre,2000; house lot (Prouty),^acre,300;house lot (Brj^ant), ]4:acre,250;house lot (D.Bates),Ys acre,600;house lot (E.Stetson),Ys acre,150;land.Snow Place,2 acres, 500;greenhouse,250;hen house,250;land,53^acres, 5500;field and pasture.South Main street,23^acres, 1000;pasture and field (Bryant),6 acres,20,474 sq.ft., 4550;Salt Meadow,23^acres,325;house (E.B. Bryant),5000;lot,2%acres,3400. Bigelow,William De Ford.Jerusalem road 600 Bigelow,Helen H.Jerusalem road 4,160 34,300 House,20,000;stable,800;house lot,23^acres,5000; house (Hanlon),4500;stable,500;house,1000;out- buildings,250;house lot,33,351 sq.ft.,2250. Binnian,Walter B.Atlantic avenue 400 Binnian,Katherine G.Atlantic avenue 11,000 House,6000;house lot,\Y acres,2000;stable,2500; meadow land,2Ys acres,500. Blossom,Fred C.Border street 300 2,000 House,1800;house lot,7900 sq.ft.,200. Blossom,Martha E.Border street 2,950 House,1800;house lot,lYs acres,825;barn,300; meadow land,Ys acres,25. Bolles,Dorothy F.and Barbara K.Osgood.Jerusalem road 90,325 House,35,000;house,3500;stable,5000;playhouse, 250;greenhouse,1500;barn,1000;shed,100:house lot, 6J^acres front,34,375,rear 6 acres,3600;sea pasture, 13^acres,6000. VALUATION LIST Personal Real Estate Estate BoUes,Richard F.Jerusalem road $2,900 Bolles,Mary K.Jerusalem road 1,500 Bonnie Bairne Association $4,875 2 houses,3000;land,12i^acres,1875. Bosworth &Beal,Inc.South Main street 2,500 Store building,'2300;lot,2209 sq.ft.,200. Bottanican,Louis.Beechwood street 100 Bouve,Adele T.*North Main street 5,050 House,2500;house lot,%acre,2250;wood shed,300. Bouve,George W.North Main street 600 Bouve,Grace A.North Main street 5,450 House,4500;auto building,75;house lot,Ys acre,875. Bourne,Ruth L.Margin street 7,500 House,6000;house lot,1 acre,7291 sq.ft.,1500. Bourne,Ruth L.and Mary A.Higgins 500 Boat landing,5459 sq.ft.,500.. Bowman,Lelwyn J.Border street 650 Bowman,Ethel.Border street .75 Bowman,Mabel E.Border street 75 Bowman,Mabel E.and Ethel.Border street 4,350 House,2500;barn,500;house lot,Ys acre,1200;beach and floats,Ys acre,150. Bowser,George T.North Main street 200 Bowser,Thomas E.North Main street 3,000 House,1600;greenhouse,600;house lot,6^acres.800. Brasill,Clarence S.Beechwood street 150 Brasill,Mary J.Befechwood street 1,250 House,800;barn,100;house lot,6H acres,350. Brennock,Annie A.Border street 2,050 House,1000;shop,50;house lot,%acre,450:pasture and wood land,Cedar street.2334 acres,550. Brennock,Joseph R.Margin street 1,000 House,900;house lot,2500 sq.ft.,100. Brennock,Katherine R.Border street 100 Wood land,Beechwood street,5 acres,100. Brickett,Christine.Hull street 1,625 House,1100;house lot,13,262 sq.ft.,125;barn,400. Bridgham,Addie.South Main street 4,000 House,3000;barn,500;house lot,M acre,500. Bridgham,Mary S.Beach street 500 Bristol,Burt M.Summer street 250 Bristol,Florence E.3ummer street 3,100 House,1600;barn,500;house lot,1 acre,1000. Brown,Albert L.King street 575 9,775 House,5000;stable,2000;ice house,200;hen house, 100;house lot,field and pasture,21Y^acres,1400;field 10 TOWN OF COHASSET Personal Real Estate Estate Brown,Albert L. — continued land (Souther),^acre,500;pasture.Side Hill,2 acres, 11,500 sq.ft.,125;wood land,3 acres,150;wood land, %%acres,300. Brown,Clement L.Beechwood street S75 Wood land,Bold Hill,3 acres,75. Brown,Alexander.Lincoln Hillside 300 House lots 103,104,16,034 sq.ft.,300. Brown,E.Harold.Beechwood street ,$650 Brown,Herbert L.Beechwood street 5,725 House and store,2200;barn,500;shed,300;lot,^ acre,800;house,800;barn,150;shed,50;house lot, ]/%acre,125;field and meadow ('Stoddard),5^acres, 250;field land.Church and Beechwood streets,}/i acre, 300;field land,Doane street,1 acre,100;wood land,6 acres,150. Brown,Howard.Summer street 250 Brown,Walter C.North Main street 3,000 House,2000;house lot,H acre,1000. Brown,Wilham H.Jerusalem road 2,000 Brown,Adelaide M.Jerusalem road 1,200 7,250 House,5000;auto building,500;house lot,J^acre, 1750. Browne,Sarah W.Highland avenue 9,450 House,6000;barn,1200;house lot,^acre,2250. Buffum,Adelbert E.South Main street 300 25 Beach lot,150 sq ft.,25. Buffum,Annie M.South Main street 10,300 House,7000;stable and shed,900;house lot,6 acres, 2400. Bunting,Charles H.Border street 500 Burbank,Harry W.King street 1,900 House,650;barn,100;house lot,63^acres,1000; pasture,2 acres,50;pasture land.Pond street,2 acres, 100. Burdick,William W.Summer street 1,200 House,1000;wood shed,100;house lot,y%acre,100. Burrage,Clarence V.Atlantic avenue 1,600 Burrage,Alice N.Atlantic avenue 1,250 15,350 House,7000;barn,500;house lot,49,382 sq.ft.,4500; house,2500;house lot,8604 sq.ft.,850. Butman,Charles E.Summer street 150 Butman,Mary A.S.Summer street 3,750 House,2000;barn,200;wood shed,50;house lot,1 acre, 500;house.Spring street,800;lot,M acre,200. VALUATION LIST 11 Personal Real Estate Estate Cadose,Foster.Parker avenue $1,000 House,1000. Cadose,Levi.Parker avenue 1,925 House,140Q;shop,25;house lot,}/2 acre,500. Cappucio,Martha J.Norfolk road 1,200 House,1000;house lot,16,917 sq.ft.,200. Carew,Joseph M.South Main street $300 Carlander,Conrad.Beechwood street 75 Carlander,Georgianna.Beechwood street 3,100 House,1500;barn,500;house lot,53^acres,1100. Chase,Francis F.South Main street 1,500 7,700 House,4000;barn,500;house lot,3 acres,1200;field land.South Main street,3 acres,2000. Clark,B.Preston.Atlantic avenue 3310 Clark,Josephine F.Atlantic avenue 1,405 32,850 House,15,000;stable,500;playhouse,250;barn,100; laundry,500;house lot,53^acres,16,500. Clark,Ellery H.Jerusalem road 5,000 House,3500;barn,500;house lot,^acre,1000. Cohasset Inn Association 7,500 Land,^acre,Depot court,2500;land,South Main street and Highland avenue,}4 acre,5000. Cohasset Lodge,I.O.O.F 400 Land,Ripley road,24,496 sq.ft.,400. Cohasset Savings Bank .11,000 Bank building,10,000;lot,}4 acre,1,000. Cohasset Golf Club.41,435 Club house,5000;caddy house,400;shed,200;barn, 6000;barn,400;creamery,300;ice house,100;barn, 200;house,2000;barn,1000;hennery,1800;house, (Priest),1000;barn,500;land,138M acres,22,535. Cohasset Water Co 36,000 82,025 Pump house,Ripley road,10,000;work shop,1500; land,^acre,1000;engine and pump house,James lane, 1000;land,8 acres,4000;land and reservoir,43,550; engine and pump house.King street,1000:land,1^^ acre,1250;land,J.B.Lincoln,3%acres,2700;engine pump house,Beechwood street,15,000;land,120 3^ acres,1025. Cohasset Yacht Club 2,500 Club house,2500. Coles,Ernest G.Beechwood street 2,160 House,1500;lot,39,204 sq.ft.,200;wood land,Doane street,1 acre,25;wood land,Doane street,4 acres,50; wood land,3d division,10 acres,200;pasture and wood land,Esther E.Lincoln),5 acres,60;wood land,53^ acres,125. 12 TOWN OF COHASSET Personal Real Estate Estate Collier,Frances P.North Main street $5,500 House,3000;house lot,Vg acre,2500. Collier,Sarah B.Highland avenue •4,000 House,3,000;house lot,K acre,1000. Coohdge,Eunice M.Jerusalem road $4,150 15,500 House,7000;house lot,1 acre,7000;barn,1500. Connery,John.North Main street 75 2,150 House,1200;barn,50;house lot,IH acres,900. Connery,Thomas.Oak street 1,300 House,900;house lots 105,106,16,034 sq.ft.,400. Cook,John H.Bow street 1,300 House,1000;house,200;house lot,K acre,100. Coombs,Willard J.Short street 2,300 House,1300;barn,200;house lot,7752 sq.ft.,200; house lots,39,40,14,899 sq.ft.,400;house lot 38,7589 sq.ft.,200. Coombs,Addie.Short street 250 Cousens,Charles H.Elm street 500 Cousens,Eunice J.Elm street 4,500 House,3000;barn,250;house lot,1^acres,1250. Cousens,Harold B.Summer street 250 Cousens,Mary F.Summer street 3,500 House,3000;house lot,}4 acre,500. Crafts,George B.Ripley road 500 Crafts,George B.and Margaret E.Ripley road 12.500 House,7500;stable,1500;lot,1 acre,6440 sq.ft.,3500. Crane,Mabel L.Elm street 3.000 House,2000;house lot,1 acre,1000. Crocker,George W.North Main street 1,150 House,700;barn,100;house lot,^acre,250;wood " land,4 acres,100. Crocker,Joanna H.North Main street 1,625 House,1200;shop,125;house lot,%acre,300. Croncan,Edmund M.Pleasant street 1,025 House,900;house lot,34 acre,125. Cross,Alfred R.Jerusalem road .4,350 2 houses,3600;house lot,17,249 sq.ft.,750. Cummer,Nellie B.Jerusalem road 1,400 43,050 House,12,000;stable,3500;hennery,300;cow barn, 1000;house lot,2 acres,10,000;house.Forest avenue, 4000;lot,5 acres,5000;2 houses.Forest Avenue,2000; lot,134 acres,5250. Curley,William H.Jerusalem road 200 Curtis,Mary J.North Main street 1,325 House,600;house,15jO;house lot,5445 sq.ft.,125; house,450. VALUATION LIST 13 Personal Real Estate Estate Cutler,Charles F.Jerusalem road $1,150 Cutler,Martha W.Jerusalem road 500 $30,050 House,10,000;house lot,4 acres,30,492 sq.ft.,12,000; barn,900;barn,400;lot,3^acre,400;shed,300;lot 24, Black Rock,7636 sq.ft.,500;land,west side Jerusalem road,2}4 acres,3000;bath-house,500;land,3^acre, 250;3^Black Rock Site,Vs acre,1800. Daley,Carroll.Short street 1,000 House,800;house lot,7620 sq.ft.,200. Daley,Dennis.Short street 1,100 House,900;house lot,7290 sq.ft.,200. Dalton,Frances E.Jerusalem road 1,025 15,000 House,5000;house,4000;barn,500;land,11 acres, 5500. Dalton,Mary S.Jerusalem road 1,025 Dalton,Maggie.Smith place 1,050 House,900;house lot,%acre,150. Damon,Sanford L.Beechwood street 150 2,225 House,1000;shed,75;house lot,3^acre,100;barn, 150;field land,2^acres,"800;Fresh Meadow,3 acres, 100. Daun,John.Sohier street 1,000 Daun,Elizabeth B.Sohier street 6,600 House,4000;greenhouse,500;house,500;shed,250; house lot,2^acres,1350. Davenport,Arthur A.Cedar street 1,600 3,150 House,1200;barn,900;shed,100;house lot,SVg acres, 300;pasture land,11 acres,550;wood land,93^acres, 100. Davis,Bessie M.James lane 1,400 House,1100;shop,100;house lot,11,016 sq.ft.,200. Dean,Dudley S.Atlantic avenue 1,100 Dean,Kate T.R.Atlantic avenue .'765 8,700 House,2000;house,500;barn and shed,500;henhouse, 75;house lot,2 acres,850;wood land,23^8 acres,500; wood land,43^acres,1350;land.Elm court,13^acres, 450;beach lot,25;house.Oak street,1600;barn,50; lots 66,67,111,112,718 acres,800. Dean,Emily S.South Main street 300 20,925 House,15,000;barn,1500;house lot,1 acre,4125; wood land,1 acre,300. Dean,James.Atlantic avenue 1,000 Dean,Agnes.Atlantic avenue 500 24,325 House,3500;house lot,j^acre,500;house (Townsend), 12,000;barn,750;house lot,V/s acres,5800;house lot (Lothrop Estate),%acre,1750;bathing lot,25. 14 TOWN OF COHASSET Personal Real Estate Estate Deary,Edward.Jerusalem road $2,650 House,Smith place,1000;house lot,4600 sq.ft.,200; house,1200;house lot,l}i acres,250.' Deegan,Lilhas.Beechwood street 775 House,600;barn,75;house lot,3^acre,100. Dellaro,Antoine.Beechwood street 800 House,600;house lot,43^acres,200. DeMello,Daniel.Beechwood street 600 House,500;shop,50;house lot,}4 acre,50. DeMello,Francis.Beechwood street $120 2,500 House,1500;house lot,2 acres,500;barn,500. DeMello,John.Beechwood street 200 DeSantos,Rosa A.Beechwood street 2,200 House,2000;house lot,}4 acre,200. DeVito,Angelo.Forest avenue 75 1,100 House,300;land,11 H acres,800. Dickey,Adam H.Forest avenue :2,000 19,800 House,10,000;barn,1000;house lot,1 acre,18,729 sq.ft.,1700;house,3500;barn,250;house lot,8 acres, 30,555 sq.ft.3350. Dickinson,Martha L.Beach street 525 7,200 House,5500;house lot,17,098 sq.ft.,900;house lot, Ripley road,^acre,800. Dion,Joseph A.Norfolk road 150 Dion,Bridget F.Norfolk road 1,700 House,1500;house lot,Vs acre,200. Dolan,Annie.North Main street 1,550 House,1000;barn,200;house lot,2 acres,267 sq.ft., 350. Dolan,Elizabeth J.North Main street 2,400 House,2250;house lot,1%acres,150. Donovan,Daniel.Sohier street 75 Donovan,Mary.Sohier street 900 House,600;barn,200;house lot,Vs acre,100. Donovan,Mary J.Margin street 1,650 House,800;house,600;barn,50;house lot,14^acre,200. Donovan,Katherine F.Stockbridge street 1,100 House,1000;house lot,5323 sq.ft.,100. Downs,Elinor.James lane 300 Downs,Frances.Pleasant street 200 Land,3380 sq.ft.,200. Downs,Patrick.James lane 2,700 House,900;barn,200;house lot,3^acre,100;house, Pleasant street,1200;house lot,%acre,300. Doyle,Thomas W.South Main street 400 2,450 House,1600;auto building,250;house lot,13^acres,600. VALUATION LIST 15 Personal Real Estate Estate Dusenberry,Chas.A.Hull street $100 Earle,Wentworth J.Margin street 500 Eastman,Charles H.Church street 200 Eddy,Ella J.and Lucena H.Pratt.South Main street . $3,850 House,2500;house lot,1 21x100 acres,1350. Edwards,J.William.Otis avenue 2,000 House,1500;house lot,Ys acre,500. Ellsworth,Henry H.Border street 1,300 2,100 House,1750;auto building,50;house lot,16,034 sq.ft., 300. Ellsworth,Bessie E '.150 House lot,Lincoln Hillside,8552 sq.ft.,150. Ellsworth,WiUiam H.Ash street 2,050 House,1750;house lot,8017 sq.ft.,150;house lot 81, 8017 sq.ft.,150. Eltman,John.Parker avenue 1,900 House,1400;shop,200;house lot,3^acre,300. Enos,Abraham S.Elm street 1,400 House,1000;house lot,3^acre,400. Enos,Ehza S.Summer street 1,100 House,800;barn,100;house lot,^acre,200. Enos,Mary L.Elm street 2,175 House,1500;shop,125;house lot,^acre,550. Farwell,John W.Jerusalem road 5,000 Farwell,Ruby F.Jerusalem road 5,650 34,200 House,16,000;stable,5500;summer house,200;house lot,2 acres,12,000;beach,1 acre,500. Faxon,Ada F.Jerusalem road 550 17,500 House,8500;barn,2000;house lot,lYs acres,7000. Feola,Pasquale.Doane street 250 900 House,500;barn,150;house lot,Ys acre,200. Ferreira,Anthony J.Church street 150 1,150 House,750;barn,150;house lot,}/^acre,250. Ferreira,Antoine J.Church street 140 Ferreira,Mary J.Church street 2,000 House,1500;barn,50;house lot,3^acre,200;field and pasture,4^acres,250. Ferreira,Henry M.Norfolk road >1,500 House,1000;house lots,32,33,Ys acre,500. Ferreira,John J.Elm court 3,600 House,850;house lot,9567 sq.ft.,150;house,2000; house lot,%acre,600. Field,Mary E.North Main street 2,700 House,1200;barn,350;house lot,1 acre,450;pasture land,9 acres,700. Fernald,Herbert E.South Main street 3,400 100 Wood land,Andrews Island,3 acres,100. 16 TOWN OF COHASSET Persona Real Estate Estate Fernald,Lilla B.T.North Main street $16 gOO House,6500;barn,1600;house lot,^acre,2500;house, South Main street,4800;barn,400;house lot,2 acres, 1000. Figuerido,Antoine S.Parker avenue !1 OOO House,800;house lot,7862 sq.ft.,200. Figuerido,Louis J.Parker avenue $200 Fisher,WilHam W.Jerusalem road 1,200 19 750 House,10,500;stable,3000;house lot,IM acres,6250. Fisher,Ehzabeth G.Jerusalem road 1,485 Flemming,Delia.Parker avenue 1,450 House,1200;house lot,H acre,250. Flint,Mary L.Gushing road 2 100 House,2000;house lot,7140 sq.ft.,100. FHnt,Emma G.James lane 2,500 House,2100;house lot,5332 sq.ft.,400. Formigo,Anna B.Elm street 750 House,600;house lot,}/$acre,150. Fox,Annie.North Main street 3,000 House,1800;house lot,3^acre,250;hou.se,950. Fox,Gharlotte E.Atlantic avenue 12,150 House,3000;house,800;stable,300;wood house,50; house lot,2H acres,8000. Francis,Antoine.Spring street 3,050 House,2700;shed,150;house lot,H acre,200. Francis,Ignatius.Margin street 3,225 House,3000;house lot,Vs acre,225. Francis,John E.Stockbridge street 1,350 House,700;barn,75;house lot,}4 acre,75;house lots 9,10,Lincoln Hillside,30,445 sq.ft.,500. Frates,Joseph E.Pleasant street 200 1,500 House,1300;house lot,10,144 sq.ft.,200. Frates,Maria E.Elm court 800 House,700;house lot,}4 acre,100. Fratus,Joseph.Smith place 75 1,100 House,1000;barn,50;house lot,^acre,50. Frost,Pliney T.Doane street 150 Frothingham,Brooks.Border street 1,000 32,350 House,12,000;barn,1500;house lot,11^acres,14,000; house,4000;house lot,}/2 acre,600;salt meadow,4)^ acres,100. Furbfer,Edwin L.North Main street 4,675 1,500 House (Willcutt),1000;house lot,H acre,500 Furber,Ehzabeth M.North Main street 50,000 House,20,000;house lot,58,345 sq.ft.,4000;auto building,500;house (Green),12,000;auto building, 500;house lot,3 acres,12,768 sq.ft.,13,000. VALUATION LIST 17 Personal Real Estate Estate Furber,Everett H.North Main street $250 $15,500 House,10,000;house lot,114 acres,4500;barn,1000. Gabral,Joseph.South Main street $1,050 Gammons,Charles W.Highland avenue 2,200 $16,900 House,Jerusalem road,800;house lot,Meadowland, 5 acres,700;field (Nichols Estate),Vs acre,700;field (Willcutt),}4 acre,200;field land,east side Jerusalem road,25J^acres,11,500;harbor meadow,303^acres, 500;field land,west side Beach street,2^acres,2500. Gammons,Charles W.and Charles C.Wheelwright. North Main street 11,500 House,5500;stable,1000;house lot,IM acres,5000. Gammons,Edith J.Highland avenue 25,150 House,10,000;wood shed,50;house,3000;barn,1600; house,rear of Church street;1000;house,rear of Church street,2000;house lot,3 acres,379,120 sq ft., 7500. Gammons,Everett W.Highland avenue 100 Gammons,Drusilla P.Highland avenue 180 Gilbert,Darius W.Highland avenue 450 Gilbert,Darius and Florence L.Highland avenue 3,350 House,2250;barn,600;house lot,3^acre,500. Gilman,Marie.North Main street 250 Gleason,Holhs T.Atlantic avenue 200 Golden,Dennis.Atlantic Avenue ..:.,1,000 House,800;house lot,3^acre,200. Golden,Mary C.Stockbridge street 1,000 House,800;house lot,9090 sq.ft.,200. Gonsalves,Anthony.Church street 500 650 Pasture and wood land,13 acres,650. Gonsalves,Clara.Church street 1,000 House,800;house lot,13^^acres,200. Grassie,Albert E.Summer street 400 400 House lots,Lincoln Hillside,88,89,16,034 sq.ft.,400. Grassie,Frederick M.Stockbridge street 400 Grassie,John J.Gushing road 200 1,650 House,1000;shop,150;house lot,Ys acre,500. Grassie,John S.Border street 1600 House,1500;house lot,}4 acre,100. Grassie,Joseph E.South Main street 375 5,950 House,1500;field land and pasture,53^acres,550; house,1000;field land and pasture.South Main street, IH acres,200;orchard,^acre,50;meadow land,1% acres,175;wood land.South Main street,23^acres,50; pasture land,7%acres,250;pasture land (P.J.Bates), 18 TOWN OF COHASSET Personal Real Estate Estate Grassie,Joseph E. — continued QVs acres,275;house,Border street,500;house lot, li acre,100;house.Border street,1100;house lot,Y^ acre,50. Grassie,Joseph J.Oak street $1,700 House,900;house lot,M acre,800. Grassie,Manuel A.Pleasant street $300 Grassie,Juha L.Pleasant street 2,500 House,1200;stable and shed.500;house,350;house lot,26,400 sq.ft.,450. Grassie,Patrick L 700 House lot,rear of Elm street,55,900 sq.ft.,700. Grassie,Thomas.Border street 1,100 House,850;house lot,H acre,250. Grassie,Thomas L.Spring street 3,250 Grassie,Mary E.Spring street 2,200 Store building,Elm street,2000;lot,1234 sq.ft.,200. Green.Phihp A.Jerusalem road 14,000 Green,Jane T.Jerusalem road 64,500 House,50,000;stable,3500;greenhouse,1000;house lot,IM acres.10,000. Haley,Ellen.Pleasant street 975 House,700;barn,75;house lot,^acre,200. Haley,James M.Pleasant street 400 Haley,Matthew.Smith place 850 House,600;wood shed,50;house lot,^acre,200. Harding,Gladys F.Ripley road 5,800 House,5000;auto building,50;house lot,7650 sq.ft., 750. Harding,Man.-M.Jerusalem road 150 6,750 House,4500;barn,500;house lot,14 acre,1750. Hatch,Arthur W.Ripley road 2,000 400 Field land,22,550 sq.ft.,400. Hatch,Hattie M.Ripley road 11,000 House,8500;auto building,1000;house lot,20,000 sq.ft.,1500. Haven,Charles F.North Main street 800 Haven,Margaret B.North Main street 3,700 10,000 House,5250;bam,625;house lot,\y%acres,4125. Heath,Eadith Del.Atlantic avenue 250 8,000 House,4000;house lot,Y^acre,4000. Henry,George A.North Main street 1,325 House,1000;barn,75;house lot,1 acre,250. Henry,James F.North Main street 1,800 House,1500;house lot,1 acre,1679 sq.ft.,300. VALUATION LIST 19 'ersondl Real Estate Estate S400 S1,000Higgins,Arthur O.Margin street House.950;house lot,2723 sq.ft.,50. Higgins,Mary A.Margin street 5,575 House,3600;barn,500;house lot,30,608 sq.ft.,1475. Higgins,Earle W.Margin street 250 Higgins,Edward L.South Main street 100 4,000 House,3500;house lot,^acre,500. Higgins,Frederick C.Margin street 1,000 House,950;house lot,2720 sq.ft.,50. Hilhs,Alexander.South Main street 425 2,100 House,1500;barn,100;house lot,M acre,500. Hiltz,Alexander S.Beechwood street 1,000 House,925;auto building,50;meadow land,1 acre,25. Hiltz,Henry F.Beechwood street 300 HinchUffe,Frederick.Summer street 500 HinchUffe,Mary K.Summer street 50 5,000 House,3500;house lot,39,570 sq.ft.,1500. Holden,Charles P.Forest avenue 300 Holden,Mary E.Forest avenue 19,750 House,8000;stable,1500;hennery,250;house lot, 5 acres,10,000. Holden,Katherine H.Beach street 100 6,500 House,4000;house lot,1 acre,2500. Holhngsworth,Valentine.Jerusalem road 200 Holhngsworth,Zachary T.Jerusalem road 1,050 Howard,James E 50 Beach lot,50. Howard,Annie P.Atlantic avenue 10,500 House,5000;barn,500;house lot,2 acres,21,781 sq.ft., 5000. Homans,Lydia N.Beach street 6,525 House,4000;house lot,1 acre,18,762 sq.ft.,2525. Howe,Charles E.Elm street 2,400 Field land,Sohier street,4 acres,2400. Howe,OHver H.North :Main street 1,450 10,050 House,5500;stable,1300;house lot,1 acre,23,930 sq.ft.,3250. Howe,Martha P.North Main street 100 Hughes,Joanna.Summer street 1,225 House,1000;house lot,^acre,225. Howes,Ernest G.Jerusalem road 8,025 138.150 House,50,000;house,4500;house,1300;garage,4500; barn and stable,2000;cottage garage,800;tool house, 200;casino,2500;green houses,1750;cottage,1000;dog kennel,1000;barn and cottage,20,000;root cellar, 1000;piggery,2000;hennery,2500;house lot,front,9 20 TOWN OF COHASSET Personal Real Estate Estate Howes,Ernest G. — continued acres,20,000;field and pasture,rear,48 acres, 20,000;field land,north side Jerusalem road,65,050 sq.ft.,3000;beach lot,Vs acre,100. Hunt,John W.Jerusalem road $6,800 House,4000;house,1500;barn,250;house lot,4% acres,1050. Hunter,Charles W.Hull street 1,000 House,900;house lot,%acre,100. Hyde,AHce C.Jerusalem road $250 Hyde,Benjamin D.Jerusalem road 1,100 '1,500 Wood land,73^acres,1500. Hyde,Benjamin D.and Charles Dickinson 5,000 House lot,292,680 sq.ft.,4000;pasture land,8 acres, 1000. Hyde,Louvan W.Jerusalem road 250 Hyde,Louvan C.Jerusalem road 3,350 51,750 House,10,000;stable,500;carriage house,300;house, 1000;stable,600;playhouse,2000;barn,2000;ice house,200;house lot,9 acres,18,000;house,4000; barn,600;house lot,1 acre,2000;pasture land,22 acres,1100;pasture land (Beal),1^acres,75;wood land (Great Swamp),Q}4 acres,325;wood land,Burr place,22 acres,1100;wood land (Andrews),20 acres, 1000;wood land,11 acres,550;wood land (Smith),13 acres,650;field land (Whitney),8^acres,1750;wood land (Howe and Hyde),8H acres,4000. James,Arthur F.Pond street 750 House,500;house lot,^acre,250. James,Charles L.and Edward N.Coding,trustees. Atlantic avenue 12,550 House,7500;house lot,2^acres,5000;beach lot,50. James,Fannie E.King street 2,350 House,1200;barn,250;shed,100;camp,150;hen house,50;house lot,1}4 acres,210;wood land,514 acres,400. James,Dean K.Atlantic avenue 300 James,Elizabeth A.King street 3,575 House,700;barn,200;cow barn,200;shed,50;house lot,93^acres,950;tool house,50;cider mill,50; pasture,field and wood land,10^acres,425;field Great Knoll,3 acres,200;field,H acre,25;orchard, %acre,75;wood land,off Doane street,2^4 acres,60; wood land,223^8 acres,715;wood land,1 acre,50. James,Ezekiel.King street 300 VALUATION LIST 21 Personal Real Estate Estate James,Frederick G.King street $200 $950 House,600;house lot,3 acres,225;shop,50;land, ^acres,75. James,Percival N.Pond street 2,250 House,1000;house,500;house lot,7%acres,750. James,Samuel F.King street 200 200 Wood land,4 acres,200. James,William.Highland avenue $400 Jason,Mary E.Ash street 1,600 House,1200;house lot,8017 sq.ft.,200;house lot 91, Lincoln Hillside 8017 sq.ft.,200. Jason,Frank.Elm street 1,500 House,1200;house lot,Ys acre,300. Jason,Frank E.Gushing road .\....1,800 House.1200;.barn,100;house lot,14,803 sq.ft.,500. Jason,Elizabeth A.Pond street 600 House lot 86,Lincoln Hillside,8017 sq.ft.,200;house 85-87,Lincoln Hillside,16,034 sq.ft.,400. Jason,George.Pond street 650 3,100 House,2500;barn,400;house lot,1 acre,200. Jason,John L.Gushing road 900 Jason,Gharlotte L.Gushing road 2,250 House,1500;auto building,150;house lot,21,600 sq.ft.,600. Jason,Marianna and Elizabeth F.Snow place 1,800 House,1000;2 barns,500;house lot,M acre,300. Jason,Sylvia M 500 House lots.28,29,Lincoln Hillside^30,756 sq.ft.,500. Johnson,Howard A.Atlantic avenue .2,200 Jones,Alfred W.Highland avenue 250 3,500 House,2500;house lot,%acre,1000. Jones,Alice G.Beechwood street 600 House,350;out buildings,50;house lot,3^acre,200. Joy,Mary J.South Main street 3,600 House,2500;barn,200;out buildings,100;house lot, 1 acre,800. Kane,Thomas F.South Main street 75 Kane,Margaret T.South Main street 300 9,700 Hotel,4500;barn,500;shop,500;garage,1200;house lot,2 acres,3000. Keating,Thomas.Pleasant street 1,200 House,800;barn,60;house lot,3^acre,340. Keefe,Gornelius.North Main street 400 2,400 House,1350;barn,250;house lot,1 acre,16,530 sq.ft., 800. 22 TOWN OF COHASSET / Personal Real Estate Estate Keefe,Joseph E.Pleasant street $2,600 House,1800;barn,500;house lot,21,100 sq.ft.,300. Keene,Anna M.Beach street 6,100 House,2000;house,200;house lot,5 acres,7845 sq.ft., 3500. Kelly,EHzabeth F.Jerusalem road $2,795 Kendall,Joseph F.North Main street 500 Kendall,Blanche H.North Main street 12,750 House,6500;house lot,56,083 sq.ft.,3750;garage, 1000;house,corner Green and Sohier streets,1000; house lot,10,500 sq.ft.,500. Kennedy,John.Short street 1,300 House,900;house lot,14,400 sq.ft.,400. Kenny,Cornehus.Pleasant street 1,550 House,1200;house lot,H acre,350. Ketchum,Helen L.Atlantic avenue 8,500 House,7500;house lot,38,300 sq.ft.,1000. Kettrell,Sarah J.L.Hull street 1,400 House,1200;barn,50;house lot,}4 acre,150. Kibbe,Ruth C.Atlantic avenue 7,500 House,3000;house lot,}4 acre,2500;barn,1000; land,11,320 sq.ft.,1000. Kimball,George W.South Main street 4,000 House,1400;house lot,V/i acres,750;2 barns,400; bungalow,400;old bungalow,100;out buildings,150; pasture land,19 ^acres,800. Kimball,Mary A 150 Wood land,73^acres,150. Kinsley,Thomas F.Beechwood street 1,800 House,1300;barn,200;house lot,2^acres,300. Kinsley,Mary F.Beechwood street 250 1,450 House,750;auto building,100;house lot,7}4 acres,600. Knott,Henry.Sohier street 500 Knowles,John A.Atlantic avenue 40,000 House,3750;auto building,250;house lots,7 acres, 12,760 sq.ft.,36,000. Ladd,Eugene F.North Main street 1,030 39,000 House,38,000;house lot,43,000 sq.ft.,4000;garage, 7000. Lake,Manning.King street 100 Landry,Adolphus J.South Main street 1,150 4,100 House,1700;house lot,114 acres,800;house,Hull street,1400;house lot,1570 sq.ft.,200. Lapham,Quimby T.Sohier street 400 275^ Field and meadow land,1 34 acres,275. VALUATION LIST 23 Personal Real Estate Estate Lapham,Lizzie C.Sohier street $2,150 House,1800;barn,50;house lot,^acre,300. Lawrence,John A.Spring street 800 House,700;house lot,3^acre,100. Lawrence,Emma F.Spring street 2,200 House,1500;auto building,100;house lot,IJ^acres, 600. Leonard,Manuel S.Elm street $1,800 3,700 House,old home.Elm street,2000;house lot,3^acre, 500;pasture land,Pond street,14 acres,700;wood land, 43^acres,200;land,Hull street,13^acres,300. Leonard,Ahce F.Elm street 3,850 House,1400;barn and shop,350;house,1700;house lot,3^acre,400. Lincoln,Ehjah F.Beechwood street 450 1,900 House (E.M.Bates),700;barn,300;house lot,3/^acre, 100;pasture land,7 acres,225;field land,2 acres,350; pasture land,5 acres,150;wood land,3^acres,75. Lincoln,Elijah F.and Ellen H.Beechwood street 2,95(J House,1000;barn,200;shop,400;house lot,IJ^acres, 600;meadow and field land,Doane street,13^acres, 75;wood land and pasture,4}4 acres,250;wood land, 18M acres,425. Lincoln,Mary A.Sohier street 2,350 House,1200;hen house,100;house lot,5^acres,1050. Lincoln,EHza.Spring street 2,250 House,1600;barn,250;house lot,3^acre,400. Lincoln,Harry W.South Main street 2,000 House,1600;house lot,3^acre,400. Lincoln,Mary J.South Main street 500 Land (Nichols),2 acres,200;house lot,3^acre,300. Lincoln,Henry T.South Main street 500 Pasture land,12 acres,375;wood land,2^acres,125. Lincoln,Levi T.Beechwood street 150 2,650 House,1000;house,600;stable,150;barn,150;house lot,1%acres,175;field and pasture land,24 acres,575. Lincoln,Nina E.Highland avenue 7,400 House,2800;house,1000;auto building,125;house lot, ^acre,1875;house.Elm street,1200;house lot,%acre, ' 200;house lot,Lincoln Hillside,97,8552 sq.ft.,200. Lincoln,Priscilla B.South Main street 3,800' House,2000;barn,100;house lot,2 acres,800;pasture and wood land,8 acres,400;pasture land,514 acres,500. Linnell,Abbie J.Pond street 400 4,000 House,3000;house lot,13^acres,1000. Litchfield,Elwood F.Doane street 300 1,200- House,700;barn,200;house lot,1 acre,300. 24 TOWN OF COHASSET Personal Real Estate Estate Litchfield,Carrie G.Church street $1,850 House,1200;barn,500;house lot,14 acre,150. Litchfield,Lizzie A.Beechwood street 1,965 House,600;barn,250;house lot,M acre,150;field land, 1 acre,100;fresh meadow,1 acre,25;ox pasture,28 acres,840. Litchfield,J.Loring.South Main street 3,100 House,1800;barn,300;wood house,100;hen house, 100;house lot,2 acres,800. Litchfield,Sarah L.South Main street 450 Pasture land,17 acres,450. Litchfield,Lewellyn A.Church street $300 1,600 House,1200;barn,200;house lot,}4 acre,200. Litchfield,Nettie E.South Main street 1,200 House,800;barn,150;house lot,^acre,250. Litchfield,Ralph W.South Main street 25 Salt meadow,^acre,25. Litchfield,William T.Beechwood street 200 1,075 House,700;hen house,50;auto building,75;house lot,1 acre,200;wood land,Doane street,3 acres,50. Litchfield,Laura.Pleasant street 1,500 House,1000;barn,50;house lot,1 acre,450. Little,Katherine W 40,000 House,25,000;house lot,11 acres,15,660 sq.ft.,7500; beach land,23^2 acres,2500;boat house,500;land, 3 acres,4500. Locke,Waldo C.Estate.Herbert Z.Brown,under deed of trust for Waldo C.Locke 850 House,500;barn,150;house lot,5 acres,200. Locke,Waldo W.and Gertrude S 100 Swamp land,3H acres,50;wood land,2 acres,50. Locke,Waldo C.Beechwood street 300 Long,George M.and Margaret A.King street 5,000 House,3000;house lot,12 H acres,2000. Long,Harry V.Atlantic avenue 350 Long,Susan H.Atlantic avenue 9,500 32,000 House,20,000;garage,2,000;house lot,2 acres,10,000. Long,WiUiam B.Beach street 1,160 Lothrop,Caleb.Summer street 550 6,425 House,4000;auto building,150;house lot,1^8 acres, 2275. Lothrop,Charles H.Atlantic avenue 13,600 House,4000;barn,500;wood house,100;house lot, 3 acres,9000. Luce,Matthew.Jerusalem road 1,100 Luce,Mary H.Jerusalem road 29,000 House,18,000;stable,5000;house lot,3 acres,6000. VALUATION LIST 25 Personal Real Estate Estate Lyman,Herbert.Atlantic avenue $100 $10,000 House,7500;barn,500;house lot,H acre,2000. Lyons,Bridget.Pleasant street 1,000 House,800;house lot,9856 sq.ft.,200. Lyons,Patrick J.North Main street 2,200 House,2000;hen house,50;house lot,20,100 sq.ft.,150. Maloney,Mary E.Margin street 1,075 House,950;shed,50;house lot,4080 sq.ft.,75. Malley,Wilham P.Margin street 300 Manasse,Bates.Border street 2,700 House,2500;house lot,8649 sq.ft.,200. Manuel,Mary F.Hull street 1,150 House,900;house lot,12,500 sq.ft.,250. Mapes,George B.Elm street 3,100 House,2600;house lot,41,182 sq.ft.,500. Mapes,Harry E.Elm street 500 7,100 House,2000;garage,500;shed,25;house lot,19,360 s.q ft.,475;house (Studley),3500;auto building,100; house lot,1 acre,5Q0. Mapes,Mary F.Elm street 500 7,180 Marden,Lizzie R.Beechwood street 4,625 House,1200;barn,150;shed,100;house lot,4 acres, 1200;pasture land,143^acres,800;field land.South Main street,2 acres,800;pasture and tillage,63^acres, 300;meadow land,3^acres,75. Marks,Anthony,Oak street 1,200 House,800;house lot,8017 sq.ft.,200;house lot 99, Lincoln Hillside,8017 sq.ft.,200. Markwick,Mattheu^Beechwood street 100 Markwick,Paulcena.Beechwood street 1,350 House,1000;out buildings,100;house lot,^acre,150; house lot,2}4 acres,100. Martin,Frank F.,Jr.Parker avenue 500 1,400 House,1000;house lot,13,390 sq.ft.,400. May,John B.North Main street 50 Maze,Besse E.Jerusalem road 4,995 House,2800;auto Ixiilding,100;house lot,19,458 sq.ft.,1945;part of lot 9 (Black Rock Estate),1579 sq.ft.,150. McCarthy,Jeremiah.Na-th Main street 800 McClellan,John D.Ash ^treet 75 McClellan,Mary L.Ash street 2,250 House,1750;barn,100;Ibuse lot,16,034 sq.ft.,400. MacCormack,Sarah H.Pond street 75 1,450 House,500;house,500;b^rn,100;barn,50;house lot 30,300. 26 TOWN OF COHASSET Personal Real Estate Estate McDonald,John A.James lane $600 House (Julia Lee),500;house lot,3^acre,100. McEachern,Almore J.Lamberts lane $500 2,700 House,2500;auto building,100;house lot,8845 sq.ft., 100. McGaw,Charles S.Norfolk road 3,200 House,1750;barn,500;house lot,15,036 sq.ft.,250; house.Smith place,650;house lot,4675 sq.ft.,50. McGaw,Priscilla L.South Main street 11,925 House,5500;stable and shed,650;house,4000;auto building,75;house lots,5^acres,1500;wood land, 5^acres,200. McGaw,William H.South Main street 6,000 26,800 Store building,6500;store building,1000;house (Gillis),3000;house lot,13,305 sq.ft.,2500;house. Elm street,1200;house lot,7928 sq.ft.,500;house, west side South Main street,3500;barn,500;house lot, 1 acre,2500;house,Smith place,2000;house lot.% acre,50;shop,Smith place,500;house lot,J^acre,50; house,Norfolk road,1500;house lot,15,042 sq.ft.,200; house lots,Lincoln Hillside,60,889 sq.ft.,800;land (Deery),^acre,500. McGrath,Agnes.Hull street 525 House,250;house lot,1 acre,10,357 sq.ft.,275. MacLean,Kate E.Hull street 1,600 House,10,000;stable,325;office,75;house lot,M acre, 200. McMahon,Henry L.Summer street 75 100 Wood land,3^acres,100. McNamara,Mary J.Hull street 1,050 House,1000;house lot,3^acre,50. McSweeny,Daniel.Oak street 950 House,750;house lot,8017 sq.ft.,200. Mealy,Edwin J.Beechwood street 150 Mealy,Ernest R.Beechwood street 75 Mealy,George W.Beechwood street 700 1,150 2 ice houses,900;tool house,50;house lot,1 acre,200. Mealy,Ruth G.Beechwood street 8,000 House,5500;barn,1400;shed,200;house lot,4 3/^acres, 900. Merriam,Grace E.North Main street 6,300 House,2000;house lot,H acre,1500;house.Highland avenue,2500;house lot,6528 sq.ft.,300. Merriam,Grace H 2,300 Merriam,Louis T.Highland avenue 400 Metheis,Theobald.Doane street 150 350 Field,pasture and wood land,9^acres,350. VALUATION LIST 27 Personal Real Estate Estate Metheis,Olive.Doane street $750 House,500;barn,100;shed,50;house lot,^acre,100. Millar,John M.South Main street $2,000 Millar,Ida L.South Main street 5,800 House,3500;greenhouse,1000;barn,100;house lot, ^acre,750;field land,3 acres,450. Milliken,Arthur N.Nichols road 25,825 35,200 House,17,500;stable,2500;garage,7000;house lot, 3K acres,7000;house.Elm court,1000;house lot, 9500 sq.ft.,200. Milliken,Mabel M.Nichols road 3,800 Minot Ledge Association 1,300 Building,1200;house lot,M acre,100. Mitchell,Charles A.Doane street 400 50 Field land,Doane street,1 acre,50. Mitchell,Frank.Doane street 150 1,500 House,750;2 bams,250;house lot,2^acres,500. Modente,Antonio.North Main street 175 1,500 House,500;out buildings,500;land,10 acres,500. Monk,Horace W.Off Howes road 100 500 House,150;barn,150;wood land,3^acres,200. Monteiro,George G.Stockbridge street 1,500 House,1200;barn,100;house lot,}4,acre,200. Morris,Albert J.Norfolk road 300 House lot 17,Lincoln Hillside,^acre,300. Morris,Elizabeth W.Norfolk road 2,300 House,1800;barn,200;house lot,14,716 sq.ft.,300. Morris,Louis J.Norfolk road 75 1,800 House,1500;house lot,1500 sq.ft.,300. Morris,EUzabeth C.Norfolk road 2,550 House,200;land,1 }/i acres,600;house.Oak street,1350; house lot,8017 sq.ft.,200;house lot,102;Lincoln Hillside,8017 sq.ft.,2O0. Morse,Winifred E.NortH Main street 1,100 House,850;barn,150;house lot,34 acre,100. Morse,Herbert E.North Main street 300 Morse,Mary A.North Mbin street 875 House,700;shop,75;house lot,34 acre,100. Mulcahy,John W.Pleasafit street 75 1,750 House,1000;house,500|barn,50;house lot,34 acre, 200. Mulhern,Matthew.Pleaslnt street 100 2,175 House,500;barn,600;-wjood shed,100;house lot,Ys acre,100;field land,4 acifes,875. Mulvey,Annie.Ash street'i 900 House,600;house lot,1 abre,300. 28 TOWN OF COHASSET Personal Real Estate Estate Mulvey,Margaret L.Pond street $2,200 House,1000;barn,400;house lot,4 acres,600;field land,Vz acre,200. Mulvey,Ellen M.Oak street 1,200 House,800;house lot,%acre,400. Murphy,Deha T.Oak street 900 House,500;house lot,18,192 sq.ft.,400. Naun,George W.South Main street -5100 Neagle,Rosa F.Border street 1,125 House,850;barn,75;house lot,11,156 sq.ft.,200. Newton,Alice P.Atlantic avenue 20,600 House,7500;house,5000;garage,500;house lot,1}4 acres,3000;house.Elm court,2000;garage,500;house lot,53/8 acres,2100. Newton,George F.Atlantic avenue 1,000 Nichols,Annie Y.Elm street 1,400 House,1000;house lot,14 acre,250;orchard,3^acre, 100;wood land,Doane street,3 acres,50. Nichols,Caleb.Jerusalem road 4,850 House,2500;greenhouse,100;house lot,2%acres, 1250;upland and meadow,^acre,150;field land, (Coopers Island),IJ^acres,700;woodland.King street. 5 acres,150. Nichols,CaroHne F.Sohier street 1,900 House,1500;barn,100;greenhouse,100;house lot, 2 acres,200. Nichols,Harriet and Emma J.Beechwood street 550 House,500;house lot,14 acre,50. Nichols,Samuel.Sohier street 100 Nichols,Stephen R.Ripley road 1,700 6,125 House,2850;auto building,150;house lot,Jl acre, 2000;house (D.N.Tower),700;wood land,43^acres, 125;house lot,16,800 sq.ft.,300. Nickerson,Edith C.Pond street 200 12,500 House,2000;house,3500;barn,2000;house lot,16^ acres,5000. Nickerson,HenrJ^Pond street 680 Nott,Asahel F.Beechwood street 275 Nott,Ehzabeth.Beechwood street 1,200 House,850;barn,100;house lot,}4 acre,150;house lot,3^acre,100. Nudd,Frederick D.North Main street 2,200 House,1850;shop,150;houst lot,16,314 sq.ft.,200. VALUATION LIST 29 Personal Real Estate Estate O'Brien,Margaret E.Gushing road $2,550 House,2250;auto building,50;house lot,13,540 sq.ft., 250. O'Brien,Julia A.Pleasant street 1,000 House,700;barn,150;house lot,3^acre,150. O'Connell,Mrs.Michael.Spring street 1,275 House,1000;barn,225;house lot,Y^acre,50. Oliver,John J.Elm court 1,700 House,1500;house lot,33,243 sq.ft.,200. Oliver,Manuel.Margin street 1,400 House,1000;barn,100;house lot,%acre,300. Olmsted,Arthur H.North Main street 5,475 House,3600;house lot,Ys acre,1875. Osgood,Ronold S.South Main street $400 PagHaro,Stefano.Hull street 1,275 House,1000;house lot,2%acres,295. Pape,Fred W.King street 400 Parker,EHzabeth F.Border street 3,700 19,600 House,8000;house lot,4 acres,4000;shop,500;land, 2 acres,2000;house,north side Parker avenue,1000; house lot,Y acre,200;house,east side Parker avenue, 1000;house,lot,6118 sq.ft.,500;house,Parker avenue, 2000;barn,100;house lot,^s acre,300. Parker,Harry S.South Main street 60 Parker,Joseph W.King street 1,750 19,400 House,10,000;barn,700;greenhouse,150;auto build- ing,150;house lot,27 3^acres,7000;house,750;barn, east side Lily Pond,150;house lot,%acre,500. Parker,Maurice W.Beechwood street 2,000 House,800;barn,150;house lot,10 acres,950;house lot,Y2 acre,100. Pearson,Alonzo.Pleasant street 2,900 House,1800;house,800;shop,100;house lot,Y acre, 200. Pearson,Joanna B.Ash street 1,100 House,800;shop,50;'house lot,Y acre,250. Pearson,Marianna.Stockbridge street 500 House,500., Pease,Marianna.Church street 1,100 House,800;barn,100;house lot,Y2 acre,200. Pegram,Frank R.South Main street 400 Pennell,Grace J.Atlantic avenue 15,500 House,8000;shop,100;house lot,3^/^acres,6900; land,44,841 sq.ft.,500. 30 TOWN OF COHASSET Personal Real Estate Estate Perry,Frank.Margin street .'S500 House lots,Lincoln Hillside,21,801 sq.ft.,500. Perry,Annie M 700 House,Lincoln Hillside,200;house lot 69,7977 sq.ft., 200;house lots,H of 59,Vs of 60,12,920 sq.ft.,300. Petersen,August F.B.Sohier street $950 10,200 House and store.Elm street,2500;house lot,1722 sq.ft., 500;beach lot,25;wood land.Forest avenue,104 acres, 5100;house,Joy place,1500;shop,75;house lot,1 acre, 500. Petersen,Miriam C.Sohier street 5,000 House 3500;barn,500;house lot,Vs acre,1000. Petersen,Inger M.Sohier street 1,675 House,900;barn,100;house lot,1%acres,675. Petersen,Andrew.Parker avenue 1,400 House,1200;house lot,7812 sq.ft.,200. Phillips,Watson,F.B.Hull street 2,500 House,2000;barn,100;house lot,^acre,400. Piepenbrink,Ada S.North Main street 5,000 House,formerly Geba T.Small,3000;shop,500;house lot,H acre,1500. Piepenbrink,Stella L Black Rock road 15,750 House,4000;greenhouse and barn,1500;house lot, 61,578 sq.ft.,6150;land.Forest avenue,13 acres,2100; lots,72,73,74,89,21,193 sq.ft.,2000. Peirce,Ahce A.and Milly L.Veile.South Main street.1,950 House,1000;barn,125;house lot,1%acres,750;salt meadow,3 acres,60. Plant,Carohne G.South Main street 6,400 51,650 House,25,000;stable,5000;garage,1000;house,2000; barn,2000;house lot,27^acres,16,650. Poland,Michael J.Short street 1,100 House,900;house lot,3^acre,200. Polito,William.Hull street 75 1,400 House,1100;house lot,47.568 sq.ft.,300. Pool,Wesley C.North Main street 100 Powers,Mary S.North Main street 1,000 House,750;barn,75;house lot,l}/i acres,175. Pratt,Aaron.Beechwood street 225 1,500 House,1200;house lot,1 acre,30(J. Pratt,Caroline J.Beechwood street 4,475 House,1800;barn,200;shed,100;house lot,VA acres, 500;pasture land,9^acres 325;wood land and field, Joy place,15 acres,900;old orchard,2 acres,150; wood land,6%acres,145;wood land and pasture,15 acres,200;wood land,9 acres,155. VALUATION LIST 31 Pratt,Charles H.Beechwood street House,800;house lot,M acre,50;wood land,2)4,acres, 50. Pratt,Eben S.South Main street House,3000;barn,500;wood shed,100;house lot,3M acres,2600. Pratt,Edgar J.Ripley road House,1500;house lot,28,566 sq.ft.,600;meadow land.40,649 sq.ft.,200;shop,700;barn,500;house lot, 16,611 sq.ft.,250;beach,25;house lot 78,Lincoln Hillside,9341 sq.ft.,200. Pratt,Edgar J.,etal Pasture,113^^acres,475;pasture (sheep),2 acres,75; wood land,6^acres,400. Pratt,Annie I House lots 61 and part of 60,12,920 sq.ft.,300. Pratt,Francena E.Elm street House,3000;barn,100;lot,%acre,600. Pratt,Isabella.Beach street House,4000;wood shed,300;house lot,11^acres, 8000;wood land,Rice lot,13 acres,500;pasture and wood land,21 acres,4500. Pratt,George W.Church street .. .' Land,^acre,Doane street,100;wood land,413^acres, 550;pasture land (Boxbury),1 acre 100. Pratt,Annie E.Church street House,800;house lot,1 acre,100;house,800;house, 700;barn,200;barn,150;house lot,1 acre,600;field land (Squires),2 acres,200;ox pasture,8 acres,300; Maple Swamp,4 acres,100. Pratt,Ira N.Beechwood street 175 House,800;barn,150;shop,150;shed,150;house lot, 4:^2 acres,500;pasture land,8%acres,300;wood land, 373^acres,1175;meadow land,2 acres,75;meadow and field,4 acres,250. Pratt,Sarah L.Beechwood street 500 Pratt,John J.Ripley road 1,050 Pratt,Edna F.Ripley road House,2500;barn,250;house lot,14,080 sq.ft.,300. Pratt,Marion G.Brook street House,1800;barn,300;house lot,2432 sq.ft.,500; wood land,4^/8 acres,100. Pratt,Paul W.Church street 200 Pratt,Roscoe G.Church street 250 Pratt,S.Chester.Beechwood street 250 House,1000;auto building,100;house lot,}4 acre,100. Personal Estate Real Estate $900 6,200 $185 3,975 950 300 3,700 17,300 750 3,950 3,550 3,050 2,700 1,200 32 TOWN OF COH ASSET Personal Real Estate Estate Pratt,William H.Beechwood street $1,500 $3,925 House,2000;barn,150;house lot,11 acres,25,185 sq.ft.,1625. Prendergast,John J.Oak street 1,600 House,1200;house lots,16,836 sq.ft.,400. Priest,Helen M.North Main street 2,300 House,1500;barn,500;house lot,%acre,300. Prouty,Isabella F.Pleasant street 1,700 House,1200;house lot,M acre,500. Quinn,Frank R.South Main street 100 Quinn,Mary A.South Main street 5,300 House,3500;barn,400;house lot,2i^acres,1000; shop,300;lot,M acre,100. Reed,Harry H.Beechwood street 300 Reed,William H.Beechwood street 1,000 House,700;auto building,50;shop,150;house lot, \i acre,100. Rego,Virginnia M.Lincoln Hillside 500 House lot,30,396 sq.ft.,500. Reiley,Mary.Sohier street *175 2,150 House,1000;house lot,Ys acre,250;house,600;barn, 150;house lot,^acre,150. Richardson,Carrie T.Jerusalem road 2,000 House,1200;wood shed,50;house lot,^acre,750. Richardson,Ellen P.Jerusalem road.1,050 33,000 House,3500;barn,750;wood house,125;open shed, 150;hen house,75;stable,1000;ice house,400;shop, 150;land,123^acres,24,700;wood land,11 3^acres, 500;pasture land,33 acres,1650. Ripley,Sheldon N.Ripley road 300 Ripley,Roberta N.Ripley road 5,900 House,3800;auto building,100;house lot,28,000 sq.ft.,2000. Roche,Francis M North Maii\street 150 Roche,John.North Main street 100 Roche,Mary H.North Main street 2,300 House,1100;barn,300;out buildings,100;house lot, 10^acres,800. Rodgers,Ralph B.Summer street 350 Rogers,Katie.Stockbridge street 1,000 House,800;house lot,12,436 sq.ft.,200. Rooney,Mary.Oak street "00 House,500:house lot,8017 sq.ft.,200. VALUATION LIST 33 Personal Real Estate Estate Rooney,Stephen H.Stockbridge street.$1,750 House,500;house,600;house lot,3^acre,200;house, Doane street,400;house lot,Y^acre,50. Rosano,Antonio,Jr.King street $150 2,000 House,800;barn,400;barn,200;shop,50;house lot, 63^acres,550. Rosano,Frank.North Main street 110 2,700 House,500;3 buildings,camp,150;house,1000;house lot,103^acres,1050. Ruiter,Ernest C.South Main street 9,000 House,3500;barn,500;garage,2500;house lot,Ys acre,2500. Ruiter,Maud C.South Main street 3,250 House,2500;shop,200;house lot,1700 sq.ft.,550. Salvador,Antoine E.Stockbridge street 250 1,500 House,900;house lot,Ys acre,100;house,James lane, 400;house lot,34 acre,50. Salvador,Frank E.Stockbridge street 1,000 House,900;house lot,Ys acre,100. Salvador,Katherine 1 600 House,Ehn court,300;house lot,40,850 sq.ft.,300. Salvador.George W.Stockbridge street 1,000 Salvador,Manuel E.Stockbridge street 2,375 Salvador,Thereza A.Stockbridge street 10,000 House,1100;barn,250;shop,250;house lot,Y,acre, 400;house.Elm court,200;land,31,337 sq.ft.,500; house.Elm street,1600;house lot,22,800 sq.ft.,400; shop and store,Margin street,1500;bowling alley, 2000;house lot,26,560 sq.ft.,2000. Sankey,Bertha L.Summer street 2,350 19,575 House,5000;stable,500;auto building,150;house lot, 4 acres,8000;house,1000;house lot,%acre,950; house lot,south side Summer street,Y acre,1000; meadow and upland,2>Y acre,1625;pasture land. Walnut Hill,103^acres,500;pasture land (B.Pratt), 13^acres,150;house lot (Cousens),Y acre,500;wood land,83^acres,200. Sargent,George F.,Jr.Beechwood street .200 850 House,550;barn,150;house lot,Ys acre,150. Sargent,Herbert C.Beechwood street 75 Sargent,Percy J.Doane street 1,200' House,850;house lot,lY acres,350. Savage,Hanson M.South Main street 3,300 Savage,Bessie H.South Main street 800 25,300/ House,16,000;barn,1500;greenhouse,200;house lot. 34 TOWN OF COHASSET Personal Real Estate Estate Savage,Bessie H. — continued 2 acres,31,363 sq.ft.,2500;house (Lincoln),1500; house lot,3 acres,3000;pasture land,15 acres,600. Scott,Edward E.South Main street $600 Scripture,Ralph E.Elm street $4,000 House,3500;house lot,M acre,500. Sears,Mary C.Jerusalem road 3,500 Sears,WilUam R.Nichols road 3,740 16,875 House,10,000;auto building,500;house lot,5J^acres, 5875;wood land,11^acres,500. Sears,WilHam R.,et at.Jerusalem road 35,350 House,11,000;stable and shed,2650;house,1200; house lot,11 acres,16,500;land (Richardson),1^^acres, 1000;beach and meadow land,23^acres,3000. Seeley,George H.Summer street 4,070 Sessions,Leori I.Pleasant street 4,000 House,3000;barn,500;house lot,%acre,500. Second Congregational Society.Sohier street 3,200 House,3000;house lot,Ys acre,200. Shuebruk,Walter 40 5,000 House,3000;barn,500;house lot,1 acre,30,848 sq.ft., 1500. Sidney,EUery C.Stockbridge street 150 Sidney,Josephine.Stockbridge street 1,880 House,1300;barn,150;house lot,Jo acre,400;wood land,Doane street,3 acres,30. Silver,Annie C.Norfolk road 2,700 House,1200;house lot,3^acre,200;shop,1000;house lot,3030 sq.ft.,300. Silver,Annie F.Border street 1,000 House,800;house lot,]/i acre,200. Silvia,May M.Stockbridge street 1,000 House,900;house lot,5445 sq.ft.,100. Silvia,Antoine J.Snow place 1,450 House,1100;barn,150;house lot,3^acre,200. Silvia,Antoine L.Parker avenue 225 810 House,500;barn,200;house lot,^acre,100;salt meadow,3^acre,10. Silvia,Kate H.Parker avenue 1,150 House,800;shop,100;house,7812 sq.ft.,250. Silvia,Joseph F.Stockbridge street 2,000 House,900;house,600;house lot,3^acre,400. Silvia,Ignace D.M.Oak street 1,000 House,800;house lot,3^acre,200. Silvia,Joseph M.Short street 3,100 House,1000;house,1200;house lot,^acre,500;house VALUATION LIST 35 Personal Real Estate Estate Silvia,Joseph M. — continued 75,Lincoln Hill,8118 sq.ft.,200;house lot 74,Lincoln Hill,75,8088 sq.ft.,200. Silvia,Mary J.South Main street $4,500 House,2500;barn,300;building,500;house lot,1}4 acres,1200. Silvia,Manuel S.Beechwood street 1,800 House,1200;barn,150;2 outbuildings,150;house lot, Vs acre,300. Silvia,Mary T.Beechwood street 200 Land,Smiths lane and Gushing road,20,812 sq.ft,,200. Simeone,James A.South Main street $1,000 Simeone,Nicholas.South Main street 1,000 5,000 House and store,3500;shed,500;house lot,}4 acre, 1000. Simeone,Nicholas and Zelinda.South Main street ....7,000 House,5500;barn,500;house lot,34 acre,1000. Siquerio,Maria R.Elm court 1,500 House,1200;house lot,33,244 sq.ft.,300. Smith,Charles C.Smith place 2,600 House,1800;house,600;house lot,M acre,200. Smith,John F.Pleasant street 500 House,200;house lot,H acre,300. Souther,David.King street 475 2,650 House,700;barn,300;house lot,3 acres,1100;pasture land,8 acres,400;wood land,10 acres,150. Souther,Edward E.H.Highland avenue 2,750 Souther,Edward E.H.and George W.Highland avenue 8,500 House,2750;barn,500;shed,250;house lot,13^acres, 2500;wood land and pasture,203/^acres,2500. Souther,Wilham O.King street 3,525 6,425 House,1700;stable,500;wood shed,50;3 ice houses, 1800;tool house,150;house lot,6M acres,700;barn, 200;pasture land,33^acres,325;pasture land,10 acres. Pond street,300;wood land,203-^acres,600. Souther,William O.,Jr.Jerusalem road 1,000 Souther,Eva V.Jerusalem road 19,100 House,8500;house,5000;barn,1600;house lot, 40,000 sq.ft.,4000. Souza,Manuel R.Beechwood street 75 Stanford Hotels Go.Jerusalem road 55,200 Hotel,45,000;2 houses,5000;house lot,52,000 sq.ft., 5200. Stanley,Frederick V.Sohier street 400 Stevens,Katherine D.Elm street 2,800 House,2000;hen house,200;house lot,43/^acres,600. 36 TOWN OF COHASSET Personal Real Estate Estate Stevens,Thomas A $75 $350 Ice house,350. Stevens,Louisa.Beechwood street 3,150 House,1650;barn,200;hen house,50;house lot,2^ acres,750;field and pasture,6 acres,500. Stoddard,Benjamin B.Ripley road 250 Stoddard,Alma J.Ripley road 5,500 House,4000;barn,500;house lot,%acre,33,250 sq.ft., 1000. Stoddard,Eleanor H.Elm street 300 3,800 Field land,80,290 sq.ft.,1000;house,2000;shop,300; house lot,M acre,500. Stoddard,Alexander,Estate.William O.Souther and Sophia C.Stoddard,trustees.Elm street 27,475 House,7000;house,3000;house,5000;stable,1700; shed,100;house lot,4^acres,7125;field and meadow, 5 acres,Sohier street,2000;wood land,2d and 3d divisions,6 acres,275;wood land (Bourne),63^acres, 425;wood land,Sohier street,17 acres,850. Stoddard,Hannah L.Beechwood street 1,000 House,650;barn,100;house lot,34 acre,250. Stoddard,Franklin.Beechwood street 1,500 House,1000;barn,200;house lot,M acre,300. Stoddard,Thomas F.Elm street 4,575 House,3700;barn,75;house lot,1 acre,800. Stone,Edwin A.Border street 700 1,100 House,1000;house lot,4107 sq.ft.,100. Stoughton,Chesbrooke H.Beechwood street 300 Stoughton,Spencer H.Beechwood street 75 Stoughton,Mary C.Beechwood street 2,300 House,1500;barn,300;house lot,%acre,300;field land (Father's Estate),234 acres,150;wood land (Father's Estate),134 acres,50. Stover,Lillian C.Ash street 500 House,200;house lot,16,020 sq.ft.,300. Street,Emma L.South Main street 2,850 House,2300;house lot,1 acre,400;pasture land,4^ acres,150. St.John,Catherine.South Main street 550 9.950 House,6500;barn,500;store building,500;house lot, 13,773 sq.ft.,1700;house lots 56,57,Lincoln Hillside, 19,831 sq.ft.,750. St.John,William.Pleasant street 1,350 House,1100;shed,50;house lot,34 acre,200. Strickland,Velma.Lamberts lane 2,000 House,1500;house lot,13^acres,500. VALUATION LIST 37 Personal Real Estate Estate Studley,Arthur.Hull street $800 House,600;house lot,V/g acres,200. Sullivan,Minnie.Smith place 900 House,800;house lot,%acre,100. Sullivan,James J.Pleasant street ;1,500 House,1300;house lot,18,100 sq.ft.,200. Sullivan,Mary T.Summer street 7,075 House,2500;house,3500;auto building,75;house lot, VA acres,1000. Sullivan,M.Joseph.Smith place $325 SulHvan,Michael J.Spring street 2,000 Sullivan,Philip E.Spring street 3,150 House,1800;shed,50;House lot,1%acres,1300. Sutcliffe,Francis L,Jerusalem Road 450 Sweeny,Henry E.Bow street 3,500 House,1000;barn,2000;house lot,4 acres,500. Sweeny,James M.Bow street 1,000 1,850 House,1500;barn,150;house lot,13^acres,200. Sylvia,Charles.Border street 2,800 House,900;barn,200;house lot,^acre,300;house. North Main street,800;house lot,IK acres,600. Sylvester,Irving F.Cedar street 200 Sylvester,Violet.Cedar street 2,200 House,1500;barn,500;house lot,1 acre,13,893 sq ft., 200. Tanger,Carlos A.Elm street 3,150 House,1500;barn,250;house lot,^acre,400;shop, 650;house lot,1632 sq.ft.,350. Thayer,Frederick A.,et al.Pleasant street 200 House lots,M acre,200. Thayer,Samuel N.North Main street 1,725 House,1500;building,75;house lot,^acre,150. Thayer,Georgianna.North Main street 1,000 House,700;barn,100;house lot,H acre,200. Thompson,Edward H.Parker avenue 450 Thompson,John H.Parker avenue 1,175 House,800;house lot,Ys acre,375. Thompson,John J.Parker avenue 1,600 House,1400;house lot,7812 sq.ft.,200. Tibbetts,Charles M.Jerusalem road.400 Tibbetts,Maud W.Jerusalem road ,2,300 House,1450;barn,150;shop,200;house lot,10,600 sq.ft.,500. Tilden,Grace and Edith 13,500 House,10,000;house lot,19,159 sq.ft.,3500. 38 TOWN OF COHASSET Personal Real Estate Estate Tilden,Nellie P.Elm street $10,950 House,5000;barn,900;house lot,2%acres,2375; house.South Main street,1600;barn,450;house lot, IM acres,625. Tilden,Lura M.South Main and Summer streets 8,300 2 houses,2500;house lot,3^acre,800;blacksmith and paint shop,3000;house lot,28,000 sq.ft.,2000. Tilden,WilHam T.Summer street..9,150 House,2500;hen house.25;shop,100;house lot,13^ acres,1025;house.South Main street,3000;auto building,200;house lot,3^^acre,800;lot of land.Elm street,1 acre,1500. Tisdale,Adeline P.Hull street 1,000 House,900;house lot,8518 sq.ft.,100. Tower,Betsy A.Elm court 600 House,500;house lot,3^acre,100. Tower,Carola.Ripley road 4,800 House,4000;house lot,15,906 sq.ft.,800. Tower,Daniel N.North Main street $500 6,650 House,5000;auto building,100;house lot,Beach street,33,705 sq.ft.,1550. Tower,A.Josephine.North Main street •7800 House,5500;auto building,300;house lot,3^acre, 2000. Tower,Carrie S.Beach street 4,050 House,2900;barn,150;house lot,13^acres,1000. Tower,David B.North Main street 75 7,500 House,4000;store building,1500;house lot,3^acre, 2000. Tower,Edward H.Highland avenue 600 Tower,Elsie M.Pleasant street 2,200 House,1000;barn,100;shed,100;house lot,20,552 sq.ft.,500;house lot,19,968 sq.ft.,500. Tower,Eugene N.Beach street 75 Tower,Horatio B.Sohier street 5,500 House,4500;building,150;house lot,%acre,500; wood land,53^acres,200;wood land,2d division,3 acres,150. Tower,Newcomb B.Ripley road 7,150 25,050 House,4000;house,4500;stable,300;wood house,100; hen house,50;tool house,50;house lot,2 J^acres,2500; land 8,9,14,15,Job Pratt Plan,1 acre,1471 sq.ft., 1200;express office,750;Property Building,500;house lot,3060 sq.ft.,250;store building,2000;3 buildings, 2,3,4,1400;sail loft building,400;Columbus Building, 400;shed,500;coal shed,1000;wharf lot and land, VALUATION LIST 39 Personal Real Estate Estate Tower,Newcomb B, — continued 58,726 sq.ft.,1500;boat shop,1650;house lot,3^acre, 750;Pikel lot,33^acres,850;pasture land,3 acres,150; field land.New Orchard,%acre,150;wood land,4^ acres,100. Tower,Newcomb B.,etal $1,325 Wood land (Pritchard),53^8 acres,125;wood land (Hahfax),48 acres,1200. Tower,Newcomb B.and Oliver H.Howe 500 Land,3^acre^junction Smith place and Ripley road, 500. Tower &Co.South Main street $1,800 Tower,Rubin F.South Main street 100 Wood land.Great Swamp,4:%acres,100. Tower,Myra W.South Main street 3,000 House,2500;house lot,3^acre,500. Tower,Russell B.Beach street 675 Tower,Lilla M.Beach street 1,450 6,750 House,6000;barn,100;house lot,13,155 sq.ft.,650. Tower,Samuel D 5,450 House,2000;house,1500;cushion manufacturing,1000; house lot,1 acre,800;wood land,133^acres,150. Towle,Sarah C.South Main street 5,300 House,3000;house lot,2]/^acres,2300. Treat,Effie L.Elm street 2,250 House,2000;house lot,U acre,250. Treat,Hannah F.Atlantic avenue 1,600 House.1000;shop,100;house lot,3^acre,500. Trott,Charles H.South Main street 400 Trott,Cora I.South Main street 3,200 House,3000;house lot,7900 sq.ft.,200. Trott,C.H.,Co.South Main street 4,450 Tucker,Herbert A.Border street 3,585 Tucker,Mary H.Border street 9,200 Field land,Jerusalem road,27 acres,8303 sq.ft.,8700; wood land,known as long pasture,63^acres,500. Vahne,Abraham A.Stockbridge street 1,000 House,900;house lot,}4 acre,100. Valine,Ernest A.Stockbridge street 1,200 Vahne,Fabian V .100 House,800;barn,100;house lot,33,264 sq.ft.,300. Vahne,Frederick P.Norfolk road .1,600 House,1300;house lot,13,346 sq.ft.,300. Valine,George P.Norfolk road 225 40 TOWN OF COHASSET Personal Real Estate Estate Valine,Joseph A.Spring street $2,500 House,1700;building,300;house lot,20,470 sq.ft.,500. Valine,Manuel P.Stockbridge street 1,500 House,1000;barn,150;house lot,^acre,350. VaUne,Mary A.Norfolk road 1,500 House,1200;house lot,15,075 sq.ft.,300. Valine,Sarah E.Stockbridge street 600 House lots,19,20,Lincoln Hillside,26,961 sq.ft.,600. Vargus,Elwood F.Beechwood street 2,250 House,1500;barn,75;shop,25;house lot and pasture , land,13 acres,650. Viega,John.James lane $450 Washington,James A.North Main street 2,000 House,1200;auto building,200;house lot,334 acres, 600. Wentworth,Julia E.South Main street 6,600 House,3000;barn,300;shed,100;house lot,4 acres, 3000;pasture land,6 acres,200. Wentworth,Eaudavilla and Florence E.Bristol.South Main street 9,100 Store and dwelling,7500;laundry,300;auto building, 100;house lot,7226 sq.ft.,1200. Weisman,Carl.Atlantic avenue '650 House,600;shop,50. Wheelwright,Charles C.North Main street 23,250 House (S.P.S.Clapp),5500;stable,1500;house lot, 27,460 sq.ft.,11,500;house lot,Nichols road,VA acres, 4750. Wheelwright,Laura S.South Main street 12,550 House,6000;barn,2000;house lot,IM acres,2500; field land,^acre,150;field and meadow land (Pikel), 3M acres,750;field land.Deer Hill,2]/^acres,250; pasture and wood land.King street,73^acres,500; wood land.King street,114,acres,400. Wheelwright,Frank W.Beechwood street 5,250 9,775 House,1500;stable,400;cow barn,1500;open shed,75; hen house,50;milk room,100;bungalow,350;house lot,13^acres,500;house,500;land,2%acres,375; house,700;barn,100;house lot,13^acres,200;pasture, meadow and wood land,503^acres,1075;pasture and field land,9 acres,300;orchard,K acre,100;meadow land,1 acre,25;wood land,15^^acres,375;barn,350; blacksmith shop.Pleasant street,1000;house lot, 13,790 sq.ft.,200. Whipple,Stanley C.Atlantic avenue 300 VALUATION LIST •41 Personal Real Estate Estate Whitcomb,Joseph W.Beechwood street $350 $1,875 House,650;barn,150;house lot and field land,2% acres,800;meadow land,6H acres,275. Whitcomb,Thomas W.Beechwood street 100 1,300 House,800;barn,100;shop,100;house lot,Ji acre, 150;field land,M acre,100;wood land.Bold Hill,1 acre,50. White,Charles A.Beechwood street 350 White,Harry H.North Main street .^75 White,Ahce.North Main street 2,650 House,200d;barn,50;house lot,7 acres,6545 sq.ft., 600. Whitney Woods Association 27,600 Wood land,500 acres,27,600. Whittle,Harry G.Beechwood street 200 Wholly,Katherine A.South Main street 2,100 House,2000;house lot,]4 acre,100. Wilbur,Abigail J.Ripley road and North Main street . 4,700 House,3200;house lot,^acre,1500. Wilbur,Clarence E.North Main street 1,500 House,1200;house lot,20,850 sq.ft.,300. Wilbur,Carohne B.North Main street 1,450 House,1100;barn,50;house lot,3^acre,300. Willard,Florence H.Atlantic avenue 9,500 House,4000;house,4000;house lot,46,785 sq.ft., 1500. Willard,George C.and Grace M.Falconer.Elm street 5,600 House,3000;stable,2000;house lot,^a'cre,600. Willard,Maria S.North Main street 275 Wood land,%%acres,275. Wheretey,Emma J.Highland avenue 2,000 House,1500;house lot,10,400 sq.ft.,500. Willcutt,Edward F.Summer street 1,400 Willcut,Joseph N.Summer street 8,500 22,750 House,Summer street,5000;house lot,Ys acre,750; house,Border street,5000;house lot,}/i acre,500; house,5000;house,Atlantic avenue,5000;house lot, 28,77o sq.ft.,1500. Willcutt,Edward F.Meriel L.Willcutt Estate.Summer street 20,550 House,6000;barn,1500;hen house,150;house lot, 4 acres,3500;house,5000;house lot,3^acre,500; house.Border street,3000;house lot,^acre,600. Williams,Alice.Atlantic avenue 1,300 100,000 House,45,000;stable,20,000. Williams,Charles.North Main street 1,000 House,800;house lot,23,230 sq.ft.,200. 42 .TOWN OF COHASSET Personal Real Estate Estate Williams,Elmer S.North Main street $200 $1,750 House,1000;shop,50;wood house,50;house lot,1 acre, 500;wood land,4^acres,150. Williams,Elmer S.,et al.Robert T.Burbank Estate...1,900 House,750;barn,100;house lot,134 acres,300; pasture and meadow land,6 acres,200;field land, 23^acres,150;pasture land,1134 acres,400. Williams,Henry A.King street 625 WiUiams,Henry A.,guardian 1,850 House,1200;barn,150;shop,50;house lot,1 acre, 300;wood land,6 acres,150. WilUams,Henry T.Atlantic avenue 800 Williams,Marshall S.P.South Main street 450 Williams,Marshall S.P.,Jr.South Main street 1,000 Wilson,Charles.South Main street 1,200 Field land,2^^acres,1200. Wilson,Matilda.South Main street 2,100 House,1200;hen house,50;barn,350;house lot,^ acre,500. Winslow,Olive F.Pleasant street 1,175 House,800;house lot,^acre,375. Winters,John H.Elm street 450 Winters,Mabel F.Ripley road 3,525 House,2500;house lot,25,823 sq.ft.,525;land No.13, 40,353 sq.ft.,500. Withington,Katherine M.Black Rock road 8,000 House,4000;house lot,55,000 sq.ft.,4000. Wood,Arthur O .'3,100 House,1800;house lot,VA acres,1300. Wood,Clara E.Margin court 925 House,850;house lot,4083 sq.ft.,75. Wood,Carlton M.South Main street 800 10,000 House and stable,9000;house lot,13^acres,1000. Wood,Cyrus W.Beechwood street 1,400 House,1050;house lot,134 acres,300;wood land and pasture,2 acres,50. Wood,Ellen G.Beechwood street 1,600 House,800;barn,150;house lot,1^acres,350;pasture land,6J^acres,300. Wood,Harry O.Beechwood street 300 Woodford,Elva B.South Main street 350 6,000 House,4500;barn,500;house lot,^acre,375;pasture and field land,5 3^acres,500;wood land,3^acres,125. Worrick,L.Lincoln.King street 325 2,950 House,1800;barn,250;shed,150;2 hen houses,75; house lot,IJ^acres,500;field and meadow,23^8 acres, 175. VALUATION LIST 43 Personal Real Estate Estate Worrick,L.Lincoln,et al $250 Wood land,11 acres,175;orchard,J^acre,75. Young,George.Hull street $250 75 Wood land,3 acres,75. Young,Levina E.Hull street 2,600 House,1500;barn,500;hen house,100;house lot, 29,940 sq.ft.,500. TRUSTEES Trustees,Congregational Parsonage.Beechwood street . 1,000 House,850;barn,100;house lot,}/$acre,50. Trustees,First Parish.North Main street 10,900 House,3000;shed,400;house lot,36,038 sq.ft.,3500; house,Ripley road,3000;house lot,^acre,1000. Trustees,Fitzroy Kelly,David B.Kimball and Otis Norcross.Edward Kelly Estate 44,375 House,6000;stable and shed,1500;house lot,5^acres, 7500;house,2000;house lot,}4 acre,1000;house lot, east side Jerusalem road,34 acre,500;land,east side Jerusalem road,12,145sq.ft.,375;house (Wood Estate), 10,000;stable,2000;laundry,200;playhouse,300; house,1000;house lot,3 acres,15,660 sq.ft.,12,000. Trustees,Masonic Building 4,800 Building,4000;house lot,}4 acre,800. Trustees,Methodist Parsonage.Hull street 1,000 House,900;house lot,}4 acre,100. Trustee,Henry Tolman.Jerusalem road 21,575 House,10,000;house,4000;barn,1500;barn,500; •auto building,200;wash house,75;house lot,3 acres, 5000;land,2960 sq.ft.,300. Trustees,Willcutt,Edward F.and Joseph N.Willcutt ..5,500 House,3000;house lot,34 acre.Summer street,300; house,1800;barn,150;house lot,3^acre,150;wood land (Kent),3 acres,100. NON RESIDENT VALUATION LIST Personal Real Estate Estate Adams,Charles F.Boston $200 Ainslie,Belinda J.Hingham $1,000 House,750;barn,Beechwood street,150;house lot, }4 acre,100. Alcazar,Caroline P.Boston 5,500 House,Border street,5000;house lot,3^acre,500. Andres,Agnes M.Newton 20,000 House (J.S.Sylvester),11,000;house,500;laundry, 500;barn,4000;house lot,2 acres,4000. Ayers,Samuel L.Dedham 1,000 39,000 House,20,000;house,2500;house lot,2M acres,16,500. Alwood Bros.Abington 900 Wood land,18 acres,900. Badger,Arthur C.Boston 200 Badger,Grace A.Newton 500 15,100 House,3000;house,Atlantic avenue,3000;auto building,100;house lot,3 acres,9000. Bacon,E.K.Norwell 400 Bancroft,Hugh.Boston 6,950 Wood land.Forest avenue,10^acres,550;field land (Shubruk),1^acres,1650;pasture land (Shubruk), 293^acres,4750. Bancroft,Jacob.Cambridge 200 '3,100 House,2000;stable and shed,350;house lot,17,270 sq.ft.,750. Bancroft,Jane W.Boston 12,950 70,035 House,Sohier street,5800;barn,1600;shed,200;house lot,lii acres,700;house,1800;barn,125;shed,75; house lot,25,900 sq.ft.,250;playhouse,200;land, 3 acres,3000;wood land,northwest side Sohier street, 16K acres,550;house (C.McKenzie),1600;barn,400; hen house,100;house lot,S%acres,600;stable,1500; cattle shed,1000;ice house,500;4 cow barns,20,000; heater building,500;shed,200;office building,1000; 2 poultry houses,200;5 silos,2000;land,103^acres, 3100;land,northwest side Sohier street,Q}4 acres, 2500;pasture land,914 acres,400;pasture land.Deer Hill,163^acres,600;field and pasture land (Howe), 33^acres,475;house,west side Sohier street,1000; house lot,32,220 sq.ft.,200;house,south side Sohier 44 VALUATION LIST 45 Personal Real Estate Estate Bancroft,Jane W. — continued street,1200;house lot,^acre,375;house lot,south side Sohier street,%acre,300;field and pasture land, ^Ys acres,225;pasture land,rear of Smith place,14 acres,700;2 hen houses,500;field land.Smith place, 53^acres,750;house lot,Pleasant street,9856 sq.ft., 200;house,Margin street,900;house lot,9690 sq.ft., 150;house (Spear),900;house lot,%acre,100;field land,head Pleasant street,5 acres,1250;house,Border street,400;house lot,7100 sq.ft.,500;store building, Border street,600;house lot,}/s acre,200;wood land, 7K acres,300;pasture,Reservoir Hill,24 acres,1560; field and pasture,east side King street,19 M acres, 1575;pasture and wood land.North Main street,83/^ acres,250;wood land (Annie M.Brown),13^acres,75; house lot (M.A.Vahne),Ys acre,250;house lots,24,25 (M.Nichols),Ys acre,400;house lots 30,31 (P.Downs), 30,384 sq.ft.,500;4 houses,King street,2000;land, 14 acres,700,formerly Hatchard. Bates,Minnie F.Plymouth $1,500 Field and meadow land,Sohier street,7M acres,1500. Bates,Grace E.Scituate 175 Wood land,lYs acres,175. Bates,Herbert N.Hingham 625 Wood land,18 acres,625. Barnes,Charles B 500 Wood land,10 acres,500. Barnes,Sarah E.Hingham 200 Wood land,3d division,6 acres,200. Barry,Mary E.Hingham 200 House lot,Lincoln Hillside,8112 sq.ft.,200. Bayley,Edward B.Boston $2,175 15,300 House,10,500;garage,north side Beach street,300; house lotf 20,138 sq.ft.,2500;land (G.Waldo),IY2 acres,2000.^ Bayley,Mary R 30,000 House,18,000;stable,1000;auto building,500;house lot,7 acres,10,500.- Beal,Susie A.Dorchester 200 Land,King street,3^acre,200, Bemis,Albert F.Boston 950 22,500 House,15,000;stable,1500;house lot,1 acre,23,966 sq.ft.,6000. Bigelow,Albert F.Boston 620 25,000 House,White Head,7000;house lot,6 acres,18,000. Bigelow,Albert S.Boston 3,000 Bigelow,Mary DeFord Estate 17,000 House,12,000;barn,500;house lot,33^8 acres,5000. 'ersonal Real Estate Estate 75 300 46 TOWN OF COHASSET Bigelow,Henry B.Concord Wood land,6^acres,300. Blake,John B.Boston 300 Blake,Leslie A.Dedham 1,000 27,525 House,Atlantic avenue,8000;stable,2750;grapery, 550;outbuildings,500;house lot,3]/$acres,11,625; land,63^acres,4100. Borland,John.Hingham 100 Land,Lamberts lane,23^acres,100. Bowman,Herbert E.Somerville 200 House lot,Lincoln Hillside,No.62,9690 sq.ft.,200. Bremer,CUfton L.Scituate 500 7,350 House,Jerusalem road,4500;stable,500;house lot, }^acre,1500;house lots,Otis avenue,13^acres,850. Bremer,John L.Boston 400 Wood land,east side Doane street,20 acres,400. Bremer,Mary C 1,000 30,325 House,20,000;stable,3500;house lot,63^acres,6250; salt meadow,1 acre,400;wharf property,175. Brewer,Bertram.Waltham 500 4,500 House,(Black Rock Estate),2500;house lot,9917 sq.ft., 1000;house lot 16,10,049 sq.ft.,1000. Brooks,Sarah A.Boston 2,000 House,Margin street,1750;house lot,3<C acre,250. Brown,Margaret.Norwell 450 Store building.Church street,350;house lot,}4 acre, 100. Brown,Harry B.Norwell 800 House,600;barn,Beechwood street,50;house lot, ^acre,150. Bryant,WiUiam S.,property.Old Colony Trust Co., trustees 500 23,500 House,5000;house,2000;playhouse,150;hen house, 150;outbuildings,200;house lot,29^acres,14,800. Buffum,Mary F.New Jersey 125 Wood land (Rice lot),2%acres,125. Burke,Edward C.Hingham 2,500 House,1200;barn,Hull street,300;house lot,1 acre, 500;meadow and wood land,1^acres,500. Burns,Julia A.Boston 825 House lot (Black Rock Estate),8280 sq.ft.,825. Burns,Patrick L.Boston 500 House lot (Black Rock Estate),4900 sq.ft.,500. Burr,Margaret.Hingham 200 Wood land,QVs acres,200. Burrows,Frederick W 500 House lot (Black Rock Estate,No.87),5000 sq.ft.,500. VALUATION LIST 47 Personal Real Estate Estate Brown,J.Wakeman.Boston $500 Bryant,John.Boston 300 Bremer,Theodore G.,Jr.BrookHne 300 Byrnes,Timothy E 500 $28,575 House,12,000;barn,1500;barn annex,300;garage, 500;bowHng alley,300;hen house,100;shed,100; house lot,13 acres,10,000;house,800;house lot,3^ acre,125;field,pasture and meadow land,Vd%acres, 2850. Cabot,Richard C.Boston 1,000 24,500 House,Atlantic avenue,20,000;house lot,lYs acres, 3400. Campbell,Chester I.Wollaston 3,450 House lots 10,11,12 (Black Rock Estate),34,540 sq.ft.,3450. Carpenter,Irving F.Somerville 1,500 House lots 1,2,3,Job Pratt Plan,Ripley road,1 acre, 1500. Chappell,Gertrude C.Chicago,111 64,015 House,20,000;house,1500;stable,4500;house lot, 4^acres,17,500;house,2500;stable,1500;stable,1500; house,500;barn,100;field,meadow,pasture and wood land,48 acres,14,415. Chappell,Howard F.Chicago 2,500 Colbaith,Isabella P.(Silvia).Rockland '1,800 House,1000;barn,200;house lot,1^acres,500;house lot,%acre,100. Connolly,Mary F.Boston 500 20,000 House,8000;house,2500;garage,1000;house lot, 21^acres,8500. Connor,Mrs.Paul.South Bethlehem,Pa 300 Cook,Frank E.Scituate 100 Wood land,4 acres,100. Cooper,James E.Natick 1,275 House,Border street,1000;wood shed,25;house lot, M acre,250. CosmopoHtan Realty Co.Boston 4,500 House,Gushing road and Oak street,4000;house lot, 12,752 sq.ft.,300;house lot 109,8017 sq.ft.,200. Cheever,David.Boston 200 Chalke,WiUiam.Weymouth 300 Crocker,Annie B.Boston 1,170 52,275 House,18,000;stable,1500;house,5500;stable,1000; bungalow,2000;house lot,2)4,acres,10,000;house. King street,2000;auto building,200;field and pasture land,763^acres,12,075. 48 TOWN OF COHASSET Personal Real Estate Estate Crocker,G.Glover.Boston $17,500 House,9000;barn,Nichols road,1500;house lot, 7 acres,7000. Crocker,Muriel.Preston 15,000 House,Jerusalem road,6000;barn,1250;house lot, 1}4 acres,7750. Cronin,John J.Cambridge 1,400 House (Black Rock Estate),1000;house lot,4040 sq.ft.,400. Crossett,Lewis A.Abington $3,000 109,200 House,35,000;house,1600;barn,400;wood shed,100; bungalow,2000;stable,7500;bath house,500;house lot,83^acres,35,500;house,1500;house,2000;house lot,8157 sq.ft.,600;beach and meadow land,2 acres, 10,000;wood land,3 lots,19^/^acres,19,750;salt meadow,63^acres,1300. Cunniff,John.Boston 11,000 House,Jerusalem road,4500;barn,500;house lot, 1 acre,6000. Cunningham,Frederick 1,350 Wood land and pasture,Lamberts lane,16^acres, 1350. Cabot,Ethel.Milton 3,000 House,1000;Bush Island,2000. Cunningham,Edward.Westwood 16,950 Bath house,150;house lot,3M acres,16,250;meadow land and flats,5%acres,550. Curtis,George E.Jerusalem road 2,675 34,600 House,10,000;house,2500;stable,2000;shop,100; house lot and field land,50 acres,9000;house,2500; house,3500;house lots (Black Rock Estate)),75 to 84 inclusive,house lots (Black Rock Estate),126 to 135 inclusive,2}4 acres,2000. Dalby,Effie F.Quincy 800 House,Beechwood street,500;house lot,%acre,300. Daley,Dennis.Hingham 100 Wood land,4 acres,100. Daley,John and Dennis.Hingham 175 Wood land,6^acres,175. Daley,John.South Hingham 175 Wood land,19 J^acres,stumpage,175. Daley,Thomas.Hingham 250 Wood land,11 acres,250. Damon,Annie.Weymouth 200 Field and wood land,33^acres,200. VALUATION LIST 49 Personal Real Estate Estate Damon,David R.Peterboro,N.H S2,150 House,1600;house lot,^acre,200;wood land,1^ acres,50;wood land,b%acres,300. Damon,Amelia R.Willimantic,Conn 1,700 House,Highland avenue,1400;house lot,6067 sq.ft., 300. Darling,Harriet C.Dorchester 1,150 «House,Cedar street,500;house lot,83/^acres,650. Dennison,Edward B.Medford 725 Field and pasture land,South Main street,8K acres, 425;field and pasture land,South Main street,6 acres, 300. Dewar,Lenore M.D.Dedham 800 Field land.South Main street,2 acres,800. Dick,Hans G.Scituate '300 Buildings,225;house lot,2 acres,75. Dickinson,Charles.BrookUne 15,500 House,7000;playhouse,500;house lot,30,900 sq.ft., 3000;barn,1500;land,2 acres,33,105 sq.ft.,3500. Dillon,Emilie C.Boston 5,650 House lots 96,97,103 to 112 inclusive,56,511 sq.ft., 5650. Doane,Harriet M 1,500 House,1200;house lot,Ys acre,300. Dobbins,Henry.Boston 13,400 House,3000;house,Jerusalem road,3000;auto building, 150;house lot,3^acres,7250. Dodge,Nathan P.Omaha,Neb $900 8,500 House,rear of Elm street,6500;house lot,9^acres, 2000. Doherty,Edward J.Jerusalem road 4,000 House,2500;house lot,14,400 sq.ft.,1500. Doherty,Catherine.Medford 5,750 House,3500;auto building,250;house lots 62,63,64 (Black Rock Estate),21,032 sq.ft.,2000. Doherty,Mary A.Boston 9,900 House,3500;house lot,6382 sq.ft.,650;house,3500; auto building.Forest avenue,250;lots 59,60,61, 21,839 sq.ft.,2000. Doran,Margaret.Somerville 500 House (Black Rock Estate),114,4900 sq.ft.,500. Donnelly,Edward C.Dedham 26,250 House,Beach Island,10,000;house,3000;stable,2500; house lot,23^acres,10,750. Dooley,James F.Boston 1,050 Barn,Beechwood street,250;house lot,pasture and meadow land,11 acres,800. 50 TOWN OF COHASSET Personal Real Estate Estate Durnan,James H.Watertown $875 House lot (Black Rock Estate),52,8750 sq.ft.,875. Easton,Elwood T.and Sarah L.Boston 6,500 House (Black Rock Estate),3500;house lot,10,290 sq.ft.,1000;house lot,10,740 sq.ft.,1000;house lot, 10,178 sq.ft.,1000. Eaton,Robert K.Boston $1,150 25,100 House,6000;barn,Beechwood street,4000;hen house, 300;house lot,40 acres,10,000;house,2000;barn,500; shop,200;shed,100;Grassie house lot,10 acres,2000. Elhs,Edward K.Boston 300 Eustis,James W.Beechwood street 1,700 27,850 House,8000;stable,2500;water power,500;cow barn, 2500;greenhouse,500;bungalow,3000;engine house, 100;hen house,75;work shop,2000;house lot,9 acres, 19,175;engine house,100;wood and pasture land, 20 acres,1000;pasture and'field land,20 acres,2000; pasture land,lOJ^acres,500;bungalow,350;garage, 150;south side Beechwood street,field land,183^acres, 950;beach lot,25. Electric Light and Power Co 65,000 3,300 Building,2500;storage building,400;small building, 150;land,1^acres,250. Ellms,Nettie G.Norwell 700 House,600;house lot,Beechwood street,3^acre,100. Fearing,Charles R.Hingham :....75 Wood land,3d division,3 acres,75. Finley,Sarah A.Boston 1,600 House lots 3,4 (Black Rock Estate),16,679 sq.ft., 1600. Fischel,Phihp and Harriet E.Brookline 4,050 House (Black Rock Estate),3000;house lot 101,4260 sq.ft.,500;house lot 102,5400 sq.ft.,550. Foss,Benjamin.Jamaica Plain 250 Foss,Lilla B.Jamaica Plain 2,150 72,500 House,20,000;barn,5000;garage and stable,2000; house,2000;house lot,front 5 acres,25000;house lot, rear 5^acres,6500;sea pasture,2 acres,12,000;bath- house,500. Fraprie,Mary C.Brookline 9,300 House (Black Rock Estate),3800;house lots 5,6,7, 8,9,50,140 sq.ft.,5000;house lot,part of 4,5321 sq.ft.,500. VALUATION LIST 51 Personal Real Estate Estate Frates,Alice A.Walpole $1,000 House,Elm court,950;house lot,4135 sq.ft.,50. Frates,Philomina N.Boston 4,300 House,2200;house.Spring street,1800;house lot, Ys acre,300. French,Janet A.Brookline 7,500 House (J.A.Knowles),3500;house lot,30,803 sq.ft., 4000. French,Susanna W.Weymouth 100 Wood land (Rice lot),2%acres,100. Gagnebin,Charles L.Boston $1,000 4,500 Land,Nichols road,1 3^^acres,4500. Gagnebin,Evelyn C 25,750 House,10,000;stable and laundry,4000;ice house,300; cow barn,200;house lot,3^acres,11,250. Gannett,Freeman H 150 Pasture and wood land,ZYs acres,150. Gardner,Agnes T.Hull 500 House lot (Black Rock Estate),5000 sq.ft.,500. Gardiner,EHnor.BrookHne 500 2,250 House,Atlantic avenue,2000;house lot,3^acre,250. Gates,Milo H.New York City 4,150 House,3500;auto building,Beechwood street,150; house lot,3^acre,500. Gates,Pauline 1,000 Field and pasture land,adjoining land of Milo Gates, 6 acres,1000. Gay,CaroHne L.Saranac Lake,N.Y 1,500 30,125 House,9500;barn.Beach Island,1000;house lot,\% acres,9375;house,3500;barn,875;house lot,1^acres, 56625. Gilmore,Minnie P.Boston 5,750 House,2500;wood and carriage house,250;house, South Main and Spring streets,1000;house lot,1% acres,2000. Gould,Lyman R.Boston 625 House lot (Black Rock Estate),6268 sq.ft.,625. Grassie,WilUam V.Quincy 1,250 House,Parker avenue,1000;house lot,3^acre,250. Hackett,Charles H.North Hanover 175 Wood land,Doane street,16 acres,175. Hayden,George.Boston 1,250 House,1000;shop,100;building,50;house lot,3^acre, Beechwood street,100. 62 TOWN OF COHASSET Personal Real Estate Estate Hale,Margaret S.Boston $350 House lot 113 (Black Rock Estate),3640 sq.ft.,350. Hardwick,Charles H.Scituate 400 House,Doane street,300;house lot,1 acre,100. Hannigan,Walter D.Boston 25,200 House,North Main street and Forest avenue,7500; stable and hennery,7500;2 henneries,1500;ice house, 500;garage and shed,500;creamery,300;land,20^ acres,4200;land,31,840 sq.ft.,700;land,east side, 14 acres,2100. Hayes,Thelka B.Saunderstown,R.1 200 House lot (Black Rock Estate),8043 sq.ft.,200. Hayward,George C.Hingham 450 Wood land,3d division,15 acres,450. Heinninger,Alfred H.Wakefield 500 House lot 95 (Black Rock Estate),6200 sq.ft.,500. Hiluer,Herman.Worcester $500 Higginson,Mary B.Boston 500 17,100 House,Atlantic avenue,9000;barn,1000;house lot, IM acres,7000;beach lot,150 sq.ft.,100. Hinckley,Freeman.Boston 3,000 Land,north of Strait's Pond,1 3^acres,4000, Hinckley,Freeman.Brookhne 12,500 House,Jerusalem road,7000;barn,500;house lot,2]/^ acres,5000. Hingham Water Co.Hingham 15,518 Hobart,Anna T.Sandy Cove 6,200 House,3000;house lot,32,166 sq.ft.,3200. Hudson,Sarah.Dorchester 900 House (Antoine Francis),750;house lot,^acre,150. Huebner,Ernst R.R.Brookline 1,575 House lots F and G (Black Rock Estate),15,770 sq.ft., 1575. Humphrey,Mary B.Hingham 1,500 House,Hull street,1000;wood shed,50;house lot, 20,500 sq.ft.,450. Hunter,Calvin C.Scituate 500 650 Ice house,600;land,3^acre,50. Huxley,Frank E.Boston ,.1,200 House,Hull street,800;house lot,1900 sq.ft.,400. Jackson,Catherine.Atlantic avenue 9,550 House,5500;house lot,41,156 sq.ft.,4000;beach lot, 50. Jacoby,Alice G.Jerusalem road 16,500 House,5000;stable,1500;house lot,5M acres,10,000. VALUATION LIST 53 Personal Real Estate Estate Keen,Nellie B.Boston $16,500 House,King street,15,000 garage,500;house lot, 8 acres,1000. Keith,Aubrey R.Quincy 3,500 Field and pasture land,east side Beechwood street, 12^acres,2000;field land,Beechwood and King streets,6%acres,1500. Kellen,Ella S.Boston $2,000 61,100 House,20,000;stable,6000;ice house,100;house lot, front,5 acres,25,000;house lot,7 acres,7000;house,. 2000;barn,500;wood land,1^acres,500. Kelly,John J..Boston 3,000 House,North Main street,1000;garage,500;house lot,IK acres,950;land,23^acres,550. Kiggen,Katherine A.,Helen and Elizabeth.Hyde Park 500 5,250 House,2800;house lot A (Black Rock Estate),12,560 sq.ft.,1250;house lot D,12,137 sq.ft.,1200. Kiggen,Ehzabeth,et al 1,250 House lot B,12,485 sq.ft.,1250. Kiggen,Helen J.,etal 2,265 House lots 53 to 57 inclusive,22,656 sq.ft.,2265. Kimball,George H.Boston 8,400 House,4000;auto building (Meanix),400;house lot, 41,065 sq.ft.,4000. Kincaide,Henry L.Quincy 1,000 28,000 House,18,500;garage,1500;house lot,13^acres,8000. Kingsbury Estate 100 Wood land,43^acres,100. Lane,Walter D.Boston 1,000 24,900 House,9000;barn,900;building,200;(Swallow prop- erty)house lot,2 acres,13,000;Black Rock site,^acre, 1800. Leigh,George T.Boston 25,850 128,425 House (Black Rock Estate),3500;house lot,8588 sq.ft.,1000;house,40,000;house,7500;stable,1300; stable,6000;barn,1500;carriage house,300;house, 1000;laundry,200;ice house,100;hennery,200; billiard hall and grapery,5000;creamery,300;building engine and pump house,800;house lot,front,6 acres, 30,000;house lot,rear,15%acres,12,600;house,1000; house,1500;house lot,13^acres,1500;bath house,500; house lot,1 acre,5000;pasture and wood land,50 J^ acres,7625. Lawrence,Lyman K.Lexington 125 Wood land (Rice lot),2^acres,125. 54 TO^YX OF COIL\SSET Personal Real Estate Estaif Lean.Frank H $1,400 House.Hull street.1300:house lot.1 acre.100. Lincoln.Edith.Brookline $1,000 27,600 House.10.000:barn.1500:house lot.2 acres.10,000; bam.100:house lot,2 acres.6000. Lincoln.George W..Francis Lincoln Estate.Scituate..3.625 House,1000:out buildings.75;house lot.2^4 acres, 1650;pasture land,14^2 acres,900. Lincoln.Harry X.Xeponset 200 House lot.,^4 acre.South Main street.200. Lincoln.Mary and Mar>-R.Hingham 250 Wood land.2d division.S acres.250. Leary,Jeremiah.Braintree 1.250 2 houses.X'orth Main street.1000:house lot.I4 acre, 250. Lincoln.John.HLngham 75 Wood land.2d division.1 J'2 acres.75. Litchfield.Joseph S.Scituate 200 House lot.Lincoln Hillside X'o.65.9670 sq.ft.,200. Litchfield.Robert J.Scituate 100 Wood land,stumpage.Doane street.11 acres.100. Litchfield.WiUiam E..Joseph W.Litchfield Estate. Beechwood street 3,300 House.750;shop.25;house and stable,1000;house lot, ^2 acre,100;field land,1 acre.100;field and pasture land.11 acres,400;wood and pasting land.5^acres, 250:wood land.3^'^s acres.175:wood land.2^2 acres, 500. Lothrop.Ann B.Dorchester 675 Field land.King street.12 acres,600;wood land,Jo. Swamp.3 acres,75. Lyman,-\rthur.Waltham 1,000 21,000 House off Atlantic avenue.10.000;bam,500;house lot.13^acres.10.500. Mansfield.Walter R.and Mary E.Boston 8,600 House.Beach street.6000:auto building.100;house lot.1S.666 sq.ft..ISOO:land.6670 sq.ft..700. Mason.A.B.Boston 200 McCormack.Edward R.and -Albert F.Boston 700 House.King street.650;house lot,}s acre.50. MacCormack.^Chicago.lU 2,700 79.275 House.22.000:stable.5000:casino.2S00:laundr>-, 1000:house lot.7^s acres.22.S75:field and meadow land, 10 acres.5346 sq.ft.,15.600:house Hortense I. Porter),7000;auto building,500;house lot,1 acre, 2500. VALUATION LIST 55 Personal Real Estate Estate McElwain,J.Franklin.Boston $2,000 $35,100 House,17,000;garage,5000;house lot,2 acres,16,217 sq.ft.,13,000;flats and marsh,15,356 sq.ft.,100. Maynard,Walter H.Boston 400 Field land.King street,2 acres,400. McLaughlin,Dora.Haverhill 1,550 House,Beechwood street,700;house lot,6 acres,700; field,1 }/2 acres,150. McNeil,John R.Scituate 1,000 575 Auto building,75;house lot,24,136 sq.ft.,500.Ripley road. McMahon,Thomas F 1,500 House lot.Summer street,47,795 sq.ft.,1500. MerriU,Lora C.Quincy 2,000 House,Elm street,1500;house lot,}4 acre,500. Mitchell,John L.Hull 200 Wood land,5 acres,200. Moore &Co.Boston 550 Wood land,15 acres,550. Moore,John J.Hingham 5,300) Store building,at the cove,2000;house lot,3^acre, 550;wharf lot,12,707 sq.ft.,1250;store house,800; house lot,%acre,750. Moors,Arthur W 1,300 85,000 House,20,000;stable,5000;laundry,400;house, 2600;house lot,front,8 acres,40,000;house lot,rear, 11 acres,7000;sea pasture,1 95-100 acres,10,000. Morrow,Mary S.Boston 2,500 House (Black Rock Estate),2000;house lot 70,4610 sq.ft.,500. Morgan,Esther P.Nichols road 18,000 House,12,000,barn,2000;house lot,IH acres,4000. Morse,Charles A.Newton 16,000' House,Beach street,10,000;garage,1000;house lot, 2}4 acres,5000. Mulcahy,Thomas F.Mattapan 1,000 House,Pleasant street,900;house lot,3^acre,100. Murphy,Katherine.Kingston 1,600 2 houses,Oak street,1000;house lots ,16034 sq.ft.,400; house lot 114,8819 sq.ft.,200. Murphy,Thomas J.Braintree 800' House,Pleasant street,500;house lot,3^acre,100; house lot 96,Oak street,8552 sq.ft.,200. Muther,Lorenzo F.and Josephine I.Newton 8,000' House (Stroat),7000;barn,500;house lot,}4 acre,500. 56 TOWN OF COHASSET Personal Real Estate Estate Nelson,William $75 Wood land,Beechwood street,2^acres,75. Osgood,George Co.New Hampton,N.H 575 Wood land,2)4.acres,75;wood land,3d division,4 acres,100;field and meadow land,Beechwood street, 113^acres,400. Old Colony Railroad Co 23,150 Land outside location,1^^acres,600;Cohasset station, 5000;land,4000 sq.ft.,4000;one-half turntable,1000; engine house,2000;land north of Cohasset station, 61,467 sq.ft.,250;water tank,1000;coal office and scales,500;freight house,1500;land,45,600 sq.ft., 1000;coal shed,1000;wood shed,500;King street railroad station,2000;land,3^acre,500;tracks outside location,2000;land,Levi Oakes,12,500 sq.ft.,300. Parmelie,Lois de M 2,500 House lots 33 to 38,Black Rock road,24,850 sq.ft., 2500. Pegram,George H.New York City 8,075 House,South Main street,3500;barn,1000;house lot, 4:%acres,2000;salt meadow,20^acres,500;barn, 700;house lot,3^acres,375. Perkins,Thomas N.Boston '$350 Phillips Lot Corporation.Hanover 3,500 Wood land,off Beechwood street,22^acres,3500. Pollard,Maud L.and Fay C.Roxbury 100 Wood land (Loney),23^acres,100. Pratt,Alfred W.Dorchester 2,350 House,1000;barn,350;house lot,Beechwood street, 134 acres,500;field land,3^acre,200;pasture land, 6J^acres,275. Pratt,Charles B.Wollaston 1,000 Barn,South Main street,350;land,1 18-100 acres,650 Pratt,Eliza F.Somerville 1,650 House,Brook street,1000;wood shed,50;house lot, y^acre,600. Pratt,Fred B 2,000 House,Elm street,1500;house lot,34 acre,500. Pratt,Lizzie.Brockton 2,925 House,Beechwood street,1500;wood shed,50;house lot,5 acres,1000;wood land,7 acres,150;field land (Squires),2 acres,200;land,3^acre,25. Pratt,Mary M.Arlington 5,400 House,North Main street,3000;house lot,3^acre, 2000;field land,1 acre,400. VALUATION LIST 57 Personal Real Estate Estate Pratt,Ralph M.Brockton $50 Field land,Church street,3^acre,50. Reed,James.Atlantic avenue $500 13,050 House,5000;barn,1000;shed,50;house lot,1 acre, 42,222 sq.ft.,7000. Reed,Minerva.Boston 2,275 Pasture land,Pond street,11^acres,2275. Richardson Bros.Norwell 100 Wood land,4 acres,100. Richardson,Louisa C.Boston 8,000 House,Atlantic avenue,3000;house lot,1 acre,1744 sq.ft.,5000. Rogers,WilHam C.Boston '1,925 17,100 House,King street,5000;playhouse,200;barn,2500; garage,500;shed,200;field and pasture,21 acres,5000; house,1500;2 barns,400;ice house,400;house lot,14 acres,1200;meadow land and .orchard,Beechwood street,23^acres,200. Roman Cathohc Archbishop.Boston 1,500 7,600 House,South Main street,4500;barn,500;house,1100; house lot,^acre,1500. Sargent,Willard A.Scituate 775 House,Doane street,500;barn,200;house lot,}/s acre, 75. Smith,Harriet F.W.Omaha,Neb 72,250 House (Mary DeFord),35,000;stable,8000;house, 2000;stable,500;2 greenhouses,3500;garage,2000; house lot,11 K acres,21,250. Smith,Sara.Newton 2,600 House,North Main street,1500;hen house,100;house lot,1 acre,1000. Soule,Allen P.Hingham 600 Wood land,18 acres,600. Sears,Ruth W.Boston 20,200 House,2200;house lot,9 acres,9000;land,43^acres. Beach street,9000. Sherry,Abigail S.Roxbury 6,600 House,Jerusalem road,2000;house,1800;barn,300; house lot,134 acres,2500. Silvia,George.Fall River 1,400 House,Border street,900;house lot,3^acre,500. Skilton,W.Frederick.Hingham 200 Land,Cedar street,3 acres,200. 58 TOWN OF COHASSET Personal Real Estate Estate Smith,Maria K.Boston $700 $11,000 House,Hull street,5500;barn,500;house lot,6 acres, 5000. Smith,Lydia A.Brockton 1,000 House,Smith place,900;house lot,M acre,100. Smith,Odell O.Hingham 1,350 Pasture land,Lamberts lane,5 acres,750;wood land, 3d division,223^acres,600. Smith,Mabel C.Hingham 1,200 House,North Main street,1000;house lot,11,170 sq. ft.,200. Smith,John.Hull 1,000 2,200 Ice house,1600;land,8 acres,600. Sohier,Mary D.Boston 11,250 Field and meadow land,Ripley road,3^4 acres,7500;^ field land,l}4 acres,3750. Sohier,WiUiam D.,trustee 11,550 House,Sohier street,5000;barn,1500;shop,50;house lot,2^acres,5000. Sorracco,Annie.Boston 15,200 House,4500;Bread and Cheese Tree Inn,6000;out-i buildings,200;house lot,2 acres,42,142 sq.ft.,4500. Snow,Warren F.Bristol,N.H 9,800 4 houses,8400;house lot,45,201 sq.ft.,1400. Souther,Annie A 250 Pasture and meadow land,1^acres,50;wood land, 3d division,6M acres,200. State Street Trust Co.Boston 125 Meadow land,Beechwood street,3^acres,125. Stearns,F.W.,trustee.Boston 1,600 Wood land,32 acres,1600. Stewart,George W.Boston 500 20,500 House,Jerusalem road,15,000;barn,2000;house lot, 1 Nacres,3500. Shannon,Ella P.Jackson County 500 13,500 House,Jerusalem road,8000;barn,1500;house lot, 2 acres,4000. Story,Fannie J.Scituate 3,750 3,000 Grain building,2900;house lot,4304 sq.ft.,100. Studley,Elizabeth L.Scituate 600 Shop,Cove Bridge,500;house lot,1500 sq.ft.,100. Sweeny,Walter F.Boston . ."2,025 House,Bow street,1500;house lot,IJ^acres,225; salt meadow and flats,4 70-100 acres,50;land,west of Bow street,>2 acre,250. Swift,M.Varnum.Beach street 5,750 House,4000;house,1000;house lot,%acre,750. VALUATION LIST 59 Personal Real Estate Estate Thatcher,Thomas W.Boston $1,600 $72,575 House,25,000;barn,1500;shop,500;house lot,12]/^ acres,36,325;beach and meadow,8%acres,8750; meadow land,2)^acres,500. Thing,Arthur A 2,175 House,1000;barn,75;house lots,Lincoln Hill,119 to 121,3^acre,600;house lots,Lincoln Hill,92 to 93, K acre,500. Thomas,Edward G 200 Wood land,9M acres,200. Thompson,George M.Benjamin W.Merserney,trustee.150 Wood land,4%acres,150. Tiffany,Louis C.New York 2,000 6,200 Office building,Beechwood street,500;shed,700; wood land,443^acres,5000. Tirrell,Mary L.Hingham 150 Wood land,S}i acres,150. Tower,Abraham H.Boston 250 house lot,South Main street,}4 acre,100;field (New Orchard),^acre,150. Tower,Anna J.Boston 2,000 House,King street,1500;barn,150;house lot,%acre, 350. Turner,Luther 300 Tucker,Helen S.Merritt,Fla:2,075 House lots 15,21,22,23,92,93,94 (Black Rock Estate),20,776 sq.ft.,2075. Turce,A.Boston 500 Wadsworth,Edward P.Boston 4,250 House,Summer street,2000;house,1000;house lot, M acre,750;barn,500. Walker,Clara B.Norwood 5,175 House,Summer street,2800;barn,500;house lot, 1}4 acres,1875. Walsh,Thomas P.Boston 1,500 House lots,65 to 69 (Black Rock Estate),15,719 sq.ft.,1500. Ward,Thomas.Sictuate 200 House lot,Otis avenue,3^acre,200 . . Warren,Jennie H.Philadelphia,Pa 18,500 House,12,000;barn,1500;house lot,Jerusalem road, 13^acres,5000. Watson,Anna D 1,000 Land,Forest avenue,93^acres,1000. 60 TOWN OF COHASSET Personal Real Estate Estate Watson,Irene B.Boston §10,000 House (Wheelwright),5000;barn,1000;house lot, 13^acres,4000. Welch,Charles A.South Main street $875 Welch,Charles A.,et al.,trustee 2,000 19,750 House,12,000;barn,2000;house,300;shed,100; house lot,4:%acres,3700;pasture land,2 acres,200; meadow land,near Pegram's,14.acre,200;field land, near Pegram's,3 acres,1200;salt meadow,3^acre,50. West,Charles E.Hull 1,250 House,Hull street,800;house lot,3^acre,250;wood land,53^acres,200. Wheeler,John R.Hull 250 Cedar swamp,7 acres,250. White,OHvia.Boston 24,250 House (E.P.Richardson),10,000;barn,750;land, 28 acres,30,450 sq.ft.,2000;house,7500;auto building (Earle property),500;house lot,23^acres,3500. White,Mary F.AUston 2,500 2 houses (Wadleigh),1500;house lot,11,840 sq.ft., 1000. Whittemore,Willard P.Roslindale 700 31,000 House,12,000;house,1000;playhouse,50;stable, 3500;barn,150;greenhouse,500;house lot,3 acres, 18,144 sq.ft.,13,800. Whitney,Katherine R.Brookhne 500 21,100 House,12,000;stable,2500;auto building,100;green- house,100;hen house,100;cow barn,300;house lot, 2 acres,6000. Whitney,Katherine R.and W.H.Reed 6,000 Pasture land or house lots,4 acres,6000. Wight,Delano and Margaret C.Brookline 1,000 27,600 House (Edward Wheelwright),12,000;barn,1900; tool house,100;house lot,17 acres,13,600. Williams,Anna E.Harvard 9,000 House,Beach street,5500;barn,1400;house lot,1 acre, 16,600 sq.ft.,2100. Williams,Frank.Cambridge 50 Land,12,300 sq.ft..North Main street,50. Williams,John D.Boston 4,800 House,South Main street,3500;barn,500;house lot, 1 acre,800. Williams,Nathaniel W.Boston 500 House lot (Black Rock Estate),5473 sq.ft.,500. Williams,Ralph B.Boston 500 38,500 House,10,000;barn,1600;boat house,3000;house lot, VALUATION LIST 61 Personal Real Estate Estate William,Ralph B. — continued 4 acres,39,212 sq.ft.,9750;barn,500;field land (Homer lot),6^acres,13,650. Wims,Helen L.Dedham $500 House lot (Black Rock Estate),5475 sq.ft.,500. Warrick,Charles B.,trustee.Hingham 150 Wood land,Great Swamp,63^acres,150. New England Telephone and Telegraph Co $26,679 Western Union 772