Norwich bulletin., 1909-12-17
GRAND LIST $s,4o1 ,s75.
Assessors Complete Their Work-List
 of Largest Taxpayers.

Walter $. Carpenter, Frederick J.
 Daniels and Simon Farley. town as-
 sessors. have completed their work.
 Putnam's grand total is s3,401 ,g75. di-
 vided as follows: Ten per cent. added
 $7,O65, 1.044 houses $1,171,717; 11,21O
 acres $5S9.594. 104 mills and buildings
 $1,025,33S. SIS horses S26.160, 635 cows
 $11,704, sheep and poultry $4s0. 237
 wagons and automobiles $2s.775, few
 elry $750, pianos s6,0S5. furniture s5,-
 15O. bonds s41O0, amount employed in
 trade $192,7S2, invested in mechanical and manufacturing operations s234,- =
 775; money at interest $3O00; money
 on hand s11.S75; all taxable property not mentioned $S2.025.
 The large taxpayers are Ernest M. Arnold $64,315: Ballard & Clark Ss 0OO:
 e. D. Bates $7035; Dorothy Bartlett S5,000; w. R. Barber estate SS,950:
 Charles w. Bradway $5,O00; R. H. Bradley S24.000; Bradley & Co, $1O.- Se0; Bay State Worsted company s6,500; Uzam Bennor $7,O00; Eva Beaudreault $7,700; Julian Bellerose $7,255: Alex O. Bibeault $5.000; Charles H. Brown s5,950: Bosworth Bros. s22,- 500; Thomas P. Botham Ss.500; Byron D. Bugbee $43,677: Ellen NJ. Bugbee S26.500; Henry L. Burt S7.5O0: Buck & Harris $5.500; Marcia J. Carpenter S5.500; E. J. Carpenter s6.510; George w. Carver estate s5,OO0: Chandler &s Morse $10.500; Victor Chapdelaine $9.600: F. E. Clark ss0O0; Child Lum- Der corporation $6.50O: Abiel Converse estate s5.060; J. w. Cutler $17.s95; John A. Dady corporation $S, 700; E. l.. Davis S14,670; Rose P. Danielson $22,- 370; George E. Dresser $9,005; Alice M. Donty $700O; Egan estate S7.9OO: Eureka SIX company $S,000; Maria Farley $2SS00: First National bank $20,000; John O. Fox & Go. $17e5O: Richard German SS.700: George A. Hammond sI1.200; Hammond, Knowl- ton & Co. $1s,O00: Dr. F. M. Harris $7'500; A. A. Houghton $13.550: H. E. Huribut estate i0'2oo; 'O w Johnson s7.S25: l. c. Reach s14.140; c. M. & E. B. Kent S9.5O0; Nelson King s6.930l F.. c. Kinney $6.275; Jer- " Labby $5.600: Omer Larue S5.145: F. c. Letters SS.S50: Thomas P. and William Leonard s7.010: Louis Lucia $7, 150: A. C. Luke & Co. S5,000: Mon- ohansett Manufacturing Co., $560. .000: Morse mills $127,427 George M. Morse S23.475; H. s. Morse $S.5O0; Edward Mullan s14.550; Napoleon Muire ST. $50; Nightingale mills $121, ,0S2: Mar garet O'Leary $6,500; Perry & Brown $S.500; Pearson estate $172O0; Nazaire Peloquin sS,500: George Pettis and sis ter $2,O00; Powhattan Mills $165,O0O: Putnam Manufacturing Go. $290.O00: Putnam Woolen Co, s136.O0O: Putnam Water Co. $6s.000: Putnam Light and Power Go. $25.6O0; Putnam Foundry & Machine Co. $27.000: Putnam Silk Co. $5.1O0; Putnam Coal and Wood Co. 2,100; w. H. Sharpe $13.000; l.. P. Smith sl2.750; James B. Tatem s23,350: Union Block Co. $50. 900: Rev. John Van den Noort $5,1S0; M. w. Wagner estate s26.000: F. M. Wheaton s29,490; Wheaton Building and Lum- ber Co. $7.000; P. G. Wright ss.725.
 Non n-residents-J. M. Dean S5.OOO: H. Goldschmidt estate sg,5O0: Helen 1 Soodspeed s6,000; Thomas Harris es- tate s113,200: H. T. Hurlbut s7.s34: George l.. Reach ss,O0O: George A. | Reach s12,600; New York. New Haven & Hartford Railroad Co. s14.500
 DsnieIson Five outclassed.
 In Hammond hall Thursday evening the Danielson basketball team was defeated by the Canadian Athletic club !