The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-16
ALL MEN IN SERVICE
EXEMPT FROM POLL TAX
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Massie, soldier, abated; Robert Knox,
soldier, abated; James Geddes, crippled,
related; Carl Nelson, left town last Sep
TENDER, abated; B. ]. Dunkling, claimed
residence in st. Adams April ], dis
missed Cecil bowers, soldier, abated.
George @. Cameron, claimed to have
paid in New Hampshire, dismissed; ]. n.
Glidden, deceased, abated; William
Milne, illness, abated W. J. Somerville,
illness, abated; Archibald Allan, soldier
with the Canadians, abated Raymond
Parks, soldier, abated Primo Terminal,
deceased, abated; j. 4. Nash, paid in
Monkton, abated; George Mowatt,
claimed residence in Claremont. N. H.,
dismissed, Charles Colombo, Illness, dis
missed W. A. Lane, listed twice, abated;
William Smith not 81, abated; Arthur
Cole, with the colors, abated; Samuel
Matson, over 20, rebated; Marcelle BIZ
anchi, deceased, abated r. Bianchi, Louis
Daley, Neil J. Emerson, Peter Vorron,
William Walker, Charles f. Emmons,
duplicates, abated; Manuel Harbosa,
Dennis Linnehan, P. Malnati, duplicates,
abRted Peter PeduzEi, illness, abated;
Frank Bassett, under 2l, abated; Alex
Ogston, not here for three years, abated
c. H. Northrop appeared In person 10
urge his claim for rebate on his horse
It developed that for IA years he had
been taxed on $50 each year on the same
horse. This wear the assessors raised 1t
to $780, Some doubt was expressed as
to whether horses. like wine, improve
with age, and then the board voted a re-
bate on $50. Earl Parker asked for a
settlement of rebates due him on various
lots which he had sold II came out that
both Mr.. Parker and W. +, Rowland had
been taxed for the same lot since. 1908
The clerk was directed to rebate where
duplicate was found.
Other appeals were disposed of as fol-
lows Mrs +. A. Carusi, asked for sbate-
ment Of $3.50 on real estate, no action;
Mrs Sylvia Goodwin, rebate on $500 as q
soldiers widow: Paul Hedwall & Co.,
asked for rebate on $500, dismissed; Mrs
Stephen Shufelt, rebate on $500, widow
of soldier; A. Labrana & Co, protested
against $1,000 valuation, dismissed f.
0ttonelli, protest against valuation on
Aqua Pura building, dismissedl Alexan
dro Lopez, claimed TO have paid poll tax
in Redstone, ~ H., dismissed Joseph
Capt., protested real estate valuation,
dismissed; Gelsey Monti, asked TO pay
poll tax and exemption on house taxed
for 81 900, and offered to sell the house
for the tax bill, dismissed; D. d. Royce,
rebate on a note for 81 200, bearing 5
per cent, related; w. NJ. Hoden,' cited
81 500 error, rebated Cady Averill, dis
claimed ownership Of blllboards on which
he was taxed $500, dismissed; John Hale
with the colors, asked for extension in
which to pay S25.65 tax bill, grantedj
Gelpi Granite Co, asked rebate on $3.50,
dismissed; Episcopal church, asked
abatement on s42.75 on parsonage clause,
abated; William Stacy, tax on 500 lot
duplicated, abated.
Before adjournment the city clerk was
given authority to exempt from poll tax
as many voters who are with the colors
as he shall be able to classify in that re-
spect 1t appeared from the clerks
statement to the board that he had al
ready made a careful examination of the
lists to ascertain the names of those
eligible for exemption.