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<br /> Meeting October 3, 1940 .
<br /> - 'Messrs . Steeves, Burnham, Cann, Emery, Spencer and Miss Ready were
<br /> present .
<br /> The 1940 Statutory Exemption Applications received from the
<br /> 4 following persons were considered and the Board voted to grant the
<br /> following abatements;
<br /> Mrs. Martha J. Moore , 11 Drew Avenue , $2000. exemption,
<br /> ✓ $64.40 abated under Clause 18. Mrs. Moore is 74 years
<br /> of age and Mr. Moore is 80 years old.
<br /> Mrs. Mary Spellman, 24 Shirley Street , $2000. exemption,
<br /> $64.40 abated under Clause 17 , Chap . 59 , Sec . 5. G.L .
<br /> Mrs. Annie Sullivan, 22 Cottage Street, $2000. exemption,
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<br /> $64.40 abated under Clause 17 , Chap`. 59 , Sec. 5. G.L.
<br />, Mrs. Carmella Moretti, 80 Bow Street, $2000. exemption,
<br />' $64.40 abated under Clause 17 , Chap . 59 , Sec. 5. G.L.
<br />��, The Board was told that Mrs. Ruth M. Haskell , a widowpof
<br /> k ' 4 Brandon Street came in after she received her abatement slip
<br />`t amounting to $64.40 voted at the last meeting and granted under
<br /> Clause 17 . In past years the total real estate tax on the Haskell
<br /> K " home has been abated under Clause 18. Agreement some years ago
<br /> that the Assessors wouldabate the tax while the Haskells lived in
<br /> the house;, by doing so the ` Mortgagee ( O' Connell.-Shannon) would. not
<br /> .;a foreclose and put this family out of their home . ** (see other side )
<br /> January 1, 1939 , Anna Wallace was assessed for land and a camp
<br /> 4 ,at 113 .Burlington Street , and later in the year Mr. James Wallace , Sr.
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<br /> Arlington, claimed to be the owner so he was assess, i
<br /> t' n the 1939
<br /> Dezember Omitted Assessments for the land and camp and paid the bill.
<br /> i' . The Board at this meeting voted to abate the illegal tax of $21 .30
<br /> ;balled to Anna Wallace .
<br /> rMrs. Florence G. Tilton of 11 Harrington Road asked the Assessors
<br /> for a re-valuation of her property for 1940 and in March, the Board
<br /> viewed the property and voted to make the 1940 assessment of 818,490.
<br /> J , ,instead of $21,130. Mrs. Tilton was notified by letter of the new
<br /> V assessment. Through someover-sight the office cards were not changed .
<br /> ' to the new assessment and the 1940 valuation was written as 521,130
<br /> g,' ,: instead of $18,490. The Board at this meeting voted to grant Mrs.
<br /> ` , ' Tilton an abatement of 885 .01 on her 1940 real estate tax bill.
<br /> t , Valuation reduction amounting to $2640.
<br /> Mrs. Hattie M. Jones of 166 Lowell Street, filed a Statutory
<br /> . Exemption Form, Clause 18 as, requested at the September 19th meeting
<br /> }T. ;and the abatement slips were signed at this meeting .
<br /> Twa lists of Motor Vehicle Excise Tax Abatements abated so far
<br /> in October were signedby the Board at this meeting.
<br /> One department bill was approved and signed for payment .
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