The Press., 1913-07-23
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recovered to take care of his office calls.
 The brick chimney, 120 feet high, on the former site of Heimann & Lichten's hat shop, is to be taken down.
 Ezra Heriden, 76 years old, died at his home in Monson Tuesday, 10th, at 4 o'clock of old age. He was born in Woodstock, Conn.,, and spent most of his life in Southbridge. He has lived in this town about one year He leaves a widow and three sons, also a sister. The funeral was held Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. Burial was in Sturbridge.
 Walter Edwin Stowell, "A, died at his home on North Main street Fri day, 11th, at 5. 45 of kidney trouble. MT. Stowell had been in poor health for the past year. He was born in Somerset, July IS, 1852, and was educated in the schools of Fair Haven. He came to Monson in 1880 and since had made his home here. He was married to Miss Lucy Stacy in Monson l in 1885. Two children were born of the marriage, one of them having since died. He was member of the Springfield lodge of Red Men. He leaves, besides his widow and son, Harry, his father, Edwin stowell, a brother, Bertram, and q sister, Mrs. George Hammond, all of Fair Haven. The funeral was held at his late home Sunday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. The services were conducted by Rev. G. A. Andrews of the Congregational church. A delegation of Red Men were in attendance at the funeral. Burial was in the No. 1 cemetery. The assessors completed their work on the 1918 tax levy Friday, the 11th. The rate will be $2O. SD on each $1OOO, which is $1. 50 higher than last year. The valuation fo taxable real estate in Monson at the present time is $1, 1869, O9O, which is $50, 3 70 smaller than the total valuation last wear, the valuation at that time being S1,919,43O. The loss in valuation during the year was caused by the re- duction of the capital stock of the ma tional bank, $40, 900; stock, trade and machinery of S. F. Cushman 6 Sons, $27, 500, and the Heimann 6 Lichten plant on Main street, $2O, oG Sc by the larger and better equipped plant of the Heimann & Lichten com pany, additions to other concerns, new dwelling houses and foreign corpor ations. The big transmission line across the town of the Central Massa chusetts company added considerable The state and county tax is mucl larger than any former year, $2O19 This alone raised the rate little owe I$1 on 5000. Following are thu residents who will pay tax of mor' than $50: Carlo Alengena .$6l, Johl Borgerson 66, R. Fred Bradway 98 Nelson A. Bugbee GA, James Burdicl 68, Mrs. Elliot H. Brown 53, Will liam H. Cavanaugh 134, Justin OareV 94, Century Hotel Go. 12O, B. D Cushman 254, Rufus P. Cushman 239, Fred s. Cushman 2O4, Thaddeu l.. Cushman 112, Hattie F. Cushmar 258, Robert H. Cushman 176, Alic' Chapin Cushman 117, Rufus P. Cush
 man and others 87, Congregations society GA, George w. Ellis 54 Dwight Ellis 139, Arthur D. Elli
 786, A. D. Ellis & Sons 1243, A. D Ellis 6 Go. 996, Rufus Fay 100 Lavina M. Fenton 56, George O Flynt 349, Mrs. George o. Flynt 98
 Mrs. L. 0. Flynt 7l,Lyman 0. Flyn l 28O, Flynt Granite Go. 1127, pr. G E. Fuller 219, Mrs. Mary Foley 128 Eugene J. Foskit 297, Burt J. Far I B, Carlos M. Gage 129, M. & S IGavin 94, A. N. Gaouette 68, N. P Hanley 5l, ,Heimann & Lichten 1911
 Mrs. Esther Holmes 1875, Frank s Holmes 262, Richard Hughes 54 Grace Homer 66, Edward P. Hyne I171, Hitchcock 6 Johnson 56, Dr. c
 W. Jackson 73, Charles O. Keep 122
 F. A. W. Langwald 68, William Lewis heirs "A, Mrs. John Leah. t114, Monson savings bank 964, Franl
 F. Mcguire 79, John o. Mcguire 70 John McGuire 67, Orrin o. McCra. 153. William O. Moulton 1O9, Franl A. Moore 64, Charles Merrick 121
 Martha l.. Meacham 113, Herman
 Markus 58, Herbert M. Noble 84 Mark Noble 1S3, Herbert O. Norcros T, Rev. Thomas O'Keefe 15O, Danie lO'Brien 55, Michael O'Brien 63
 Emma and Lizzie Osborne 57, Solens and Hattie Orcutt 95, Mrs. Arthu, Orcutt 58, Frank Partello 7I, Freid, and Carl W. Rand 75, Henry G. Rogers 113, Rogers 6 Go. 71, A. P Rindge 128, Mrs. William J. Rick etts 72, Charles E. Ricketts 62, Al exander Remmett B, George W. Sey mour 51, Charles H. Stacy 53, Alvin E. Shaw 95, Perlin W. Soule 19S, Horace Squier 60, Albert L. Squier, executor, 52, Mary A. Squier heirs x, ,4 Clifford A. Sweet ,S5,s Elmal Thompson. 1O2, Wilson Tucker 200, EUniversalist society .a 113,. William Underwood JOS, Janette, Watrous 30, Frank N. Wood 83; district number 2, Alonzo M. Beebe 80, district mum. Der 8, J. o. Bradway 14S, Clayton P. Lyon 94, district number 4, heirs of s. Lockwood Brown 152, Nancy Car penter 1O5, Ralph D. Tucker 59, Her. bert D. Vaile 50; district number 5, Daniel F. Holden 166, heirs of H enry A. Rindge 133, Charles H. Rindge 62, Sherman Stebbins 133; district number 6, Omer E. Bradway 78, Ella Stebbins 68, Josephine Baker 58, O. M. Foley 80, Dr. George H. Ingraham