Norwood annual report 1908-1911, Part 1

Author: Norwood (Mass.)
Publication date: 1908
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MORRILL MEMORIAL LIBRARY - NORWOOD 3 2405 00161 1162


36th ANNUAL REPORT


OF THE


TOWN OFFICERS


OF THE


TOWN OF NORWOOD


FOR THE


Year Ending January 31, 1908,


Together with the Reports of School Committee, Water, Sewer and Electric Light Commissioners. Also Abstracts from Records of Town Meetings.


NO


401.


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MASS .. . CL81


. FEB . 23.18 " GUILD AM


NORWOOD, MASS. AMBROSE BROS., PRINTERS. 1908.


9744


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TOWN OFFICERS FOR 1907-1908.


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SELECTMEN, ASSESSORS, OVERSEERS OF THE POOR AND SUR- VEYORS OF HIGHWAYS.


FRED L. FISHER, Chairman. RICHARD E. OLDHAM, Clerk. SAMUEL M. WINSLOW.


TOWN CLERK, JOHN F. KILEY.


TOWN TREASURER, I. S. FOGG.


COLLECTOR OF TAXES, GEORGE O. CAPEN.


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SCHOOL COMMITTEE,


EDWARD W. JEWETT,


HARRIET LANE,


MRS. MARY J. ALDEN,


66 1909.


ALFRED N. AMBROSE,


GEORGE HARDING SMITH,


66 66 1910.


66


1910.


BOARD OF HEALTH,


FRED E. COLBURN,


WILLIAM FISHER,


Term expires March, 1909.


60


66


1910.


H. LEON STEELE, Resigned.


PARK COMMISSIONERS,


SUMNER BAGLEY, GEORGE CORBETT, DAVID A. ELLIS.


WATER COMMISSIONERS,


JOHN F. CALLAHAN, Term expires March, 1908.


WILLIAM F. BAKER,


1909.


JAMES H. BUTLER,


66 1910.


REGISTRARS OF VOTERS,


JOHN P. CURRAN,


FRANK P. SQUIRES,


JOHN P. OLDHAM,


JOHN F. KILEY.


AUDITORS,


GEORGE H. O'BRIEN,


JAMES E. PENDERGAST,


ELTON O. CLARK.


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66


66 1909.


CORNELIUS M. CALLAHAN,


Term expires March, 1908. 66 66 1908.


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CEMETERY COMMISSIONERS, FRANK W. TALBOT, WILLIAM FISHER, EDWARD B. PENDERGAST. 1


POLICE, WARREN E. RHOADS, Chief to Dec. 1, 1907. MICHAEL D. CREED, Night Officer. FRED H. SACKETT, Chief from Dec. 1, 1907.


CONSTABLES,


WARREN E. RHOADS,


WALTER A. READEL,


WILLIAM BREEN,


MICHAEL D. CREED,


SIMON P. DONNELLY,


HARRY J. CORBETT.


TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC LIBRARY,


REV. J. B. TROY, Resigned.


JAMES A. HALLORAN, Appointed.


IRVING S. FOGG,


Term expires March, 1908.


LEWIS H. PLIMPTON,


1909.


EMILY C. FISHER,


66


1909.


WILLIAM T. WHEDON,


66 66 1910.


MRS. MARIA E. COLBURN, 66 66 66


1910


SURVEYORS OF LUMBER,


A. L. GOODWIN,


MILTON H. HOWARD.


MEASURERS OF WOOD AND BARK. L. H. BEAVER, DANIEL E. CALLAHAN,


EUGENE M. MURPHY, MARCUS M. ALDEN.


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PUBLIC WEIGHERS,


JOHN CONLEY, L. H. BEAVER,


J. A. HARTSHORN,


GEORGE H. MORRILL, JR. L. N. NEWMAN, R. J. McLEOD.


.


SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS, FRED H. HARTSHORNE.


ENGINEERS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT, J. FRED BOYDEN, Chief. H. FRANK WALKER, Clerk. FRANK W. TALBOT.


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FIELD DRIVERS,


HARRY F. ALLEN, JAMES W. CONGER, LEON H. MORRILL, JOHN A. WALSH,


GEORGE H. O'BRIEN, JAMES E. FRAZIER, THOMAS H. HAYDEN, JAMES BALFOUR.


POUND KEEPER, LEWIS HARTSHORN


- TREE WARDEN, FRANK H. WINSLOW.


TRUANT OFFICER, MICHAEL D. CREED.


SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES, WARREN E. RHOADS.


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INSPECTOR OF PROVISIONS AND CATTLE, JAMES J. MULVEHILL.


INSPECTOR OF FRUIT AND PRODUCE, WARREN E. RHOADS.


FENCE VIEWERS, SUMNER BAGLEY, WILLIAM FISHER.


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VALUATION AND TAX, MAY 1, 1907.


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Total number of polls,


2,327


Tax on polls,


$4,654 00


Value of personal estate,


$1,412,615 00


Tax on personal estate,


25,568 33


Value of real estate,


4,599,770 00


Tax on real estate,


83,255 83


Total valuation,


$6,012,385 00


Total tax,


$113,478 16


Rate of taxation, $18.10 per $1,000.


Town grants, raised by tax,


$102,275 00


State tax,


6,920 00


County tax,


4,040 39


State highway tax,


102 50


Overlays,


140 27


Total commitment


$113,478 16


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APPROPRIATIONS, 1907.


Morrill Memorial Library,


$ 3,000 00


George K. Bird Post, No. 169, G. A. R.,


200 00


Support of Fire Department,


3,200 ,00


Fire Alarm System,


300 00


Watering streets,


1,200 00


Lighting streets,


5,000 00


Support of schools,


40,500 00


Conveying children to school,


500 00


Truant school,


50 00


Board of Health,


600 00


Care of shade trees,


400 00


Prosecution of illegal sale of liquor,


200 00


Selectmen and Assessors,


1,500 00


Treasurer,


400 00


Tax Collector,


500 00


Town Clerk,


200 00


Superintendent of Streets,


1,100 00


Water Commissioners,


300 00


Board of Health,


150 00


Auditors,


45 00


Cattle Inspector,


100 00


Town Physician,


100 00


Sealer of Weights and Measures,


100 00


Election officers,


130 00


Registrars of Voters,


200 00


Engineers of Fire Department,


250 00


Electric Light Commissioners,


450 00


Street bounds and new streets,


200 00


Removing snow,


1,000 00


IO


$4,800 00


Support of poor,


800 00


State aid,


500 00


Military aid,


500 00


Soldiers' Relief,


100 00


Care of Old Cemetery,


100 00


Fees in District Court,


1,600 00


Printing and stationery,


2,400 00


Incidentals,


1,000 00


Abatement of taxes,


4,000 00


Police,


8,000 00


Repair of highways, bridges, culverts,


Laying cement and concrete cross and sidewalks and for setting edgestones,


3,500 00


Paving gutters, a portion of this to be expended on Pleasant street east side 400 feet south from Cross and Pleasant streets, in front of the estates of George Joy, John P. Oldham and others, Sanding sidewalks,


750 00


300 00


Street signs,


150 00


Free band concerts,


500 00


To gravel Pleasant street, To grade lawns,


300 00


Switch board, storage battery and repeater in new engine house, under the direction of the Board of Engineers, 1,250 00


To furnish new engine house and purchase additional fire apparatus and horses for use of department, under direction of the Board of Engineers,


4,000 00


School Physician,


TOWN MEETING APRIL 1, 1907.


Furnishing new school on Chapel street, 2,000 00


New system of sanitation in High School, 2,000 00


600 00


To gravel Tremont street as far as water pipe is laid,


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Bonds for Town Treasurer and Tax Collector,


100 00


500 00


200 00


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II


VOTED IN 1906 TO BE RAISED IN 1907. Salary Municipal Light Board, $450 00


Total appropriation,


$102,275 00


FROM WATER COMMISSIONERS' TREASURY.


Pumping station note,


$1,000 00


Additional supply note,


1,000 00


Water extension note, 225 00


Interest pumping station note, 140 00


Interest additional supply, note,


126 00 .


Interest water extension, note,


137 38


Interest water bonds,


2,560 00


Appropriation to sinking fund,


4,200 00


FROM UNEXPENDED BALANCE IN TOWN TREASURY.


Shattuck school note,


$2,600 00


Chapel street school note, 2,000 00


Fire house note, 2,000 00


Interest Shattuck school note, 826 00


Interest Chapel street note,


1,600 00


Interest fire house note, 560 00


Electric light bond, 1,000 00


Excise tax for building sidewalks, 710 42


622 00


Dog license to support Memorial Library,


TOWN MEETING APRIL 1, 1907. To be paid from Water Commissioners' Treasury. Water mains on Pleasant street, $250 00


Water mains on Plimpton avenue, 150 00


VOTED IN 1906 TO BE PAID IN 1907.


Water mains on Winslow avenue, 300 00


Water mains on Mylod street, 700 00


Water mains on Beacon street. 225 00


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REPORT OF SELECTMEN.


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SCHOOLS.


PAYMENT OF TEACHERS.


HIGH SCHOOL.


Paid Nathaniel A. Cutler,


for teaching, $1,700 00


Alice G. Smith,


748 00


Linda Lowell, 66 66 675 00


Jennie I. Hiscock, 66 66


675 00


Mary W. Cross, 66 66


66


325 00


Ruth A. Smith,


66 66


675 00


A. Louise Crockett,


$5,734 00


EVERETT SCHOOL.


Paid Joseph F. Gould,


for teaching, $1,100 00


A. Mabel Cobb,


130 00


Julia R. O'Brien,


66


575 00


Maud B. Kennerson,


66 66


55 00


Mary L. Gay,


66


265 00


Lilla E. Clement, 66


66


300 00


Edith A. Brown,


66


525 00


Hilda M. Todd,


66


50 00


S. Louise Rhodes,


66


562 00


Emma R. Bannister,


66


410 03


Agnes E. Abbott,


.6


470 50


$4,442 53


300 00


Adelaide M. Lakin,


636 00


13


GUILD SCHOOL.


Paid Lucinda M. Bent,


for teaching,


$275 00


Julia A. Danahy,


66


525 00


Katherine B. Feely


66


275 00


Ethel M. Edwards,


66 66


487 50


Helen L. Guthrie,


66


487 50


Helen M. Tilden,


66


330 00


Margarita E. Burns,


500 00


Katheryn A. Turner,


66


525 00


Mary W. O'Brien,


225 00


Lilla F. Bateman,


66


250 00


M. Agnes Murphy,


60


38 54


Estelle M. Mahoney,


66


548 00


Fannie M. Thorne,


66


225 00


Lillian G. Duncan,


66


66


550 00


E. Louise Ward,


66


66


275 00


$5,516 54


SHATTUCK SCHOOL.


Paid Katherine L. Carbee, for teaching,


$398 00


Herbert D. Bixby,


60


60


450 00


Mary V. Williams,


66


66


52 50


Ada B. Campbell,


66


408 33


Florence Hill,


66


60


500 00


Lizzie E. Hadley,


66


550 00


Alma L. Arnold,


66


550 00


Maude E. Woods,


66


66


500 00


Susie G. Fisher,


66


66


64 10


Gertrude E. Richardson,


60


500 00


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$4,510 43


EAST SCHOOL.


Paid Georgietta Bacon,


for teaching,


$44 87


Bertha L. Brown,


66


6 6


442 87


Martha B. Parker,


66


66


500 00


$987 74


1


537 50


Emma F. Niles,


14


WEST SCHOOL.


Paid Florence E. Fisher, for teaching, $250 00


66 50 00


Lucie A. Metcalf,


66 182 69


Clarissa G. Weymouth,“


$482 69


BALCH SCHOOL.


for teaching,


$525 00


Paid Maude E. Dalton,


525 00


A. Agnes Curtin, 66


$1,050 00


SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS.


$235 00


Paid Mary A. Mullen, for teaching,


3 00


Bernice E. Bateman, "


26 00


M. Alice Bartlett,


2 00


Mrs. Lucius B. White, "


66


2 00


Helen F. Keefe,


39 00


Mrs. Joseph F. Gould, "


$458 03


WINSLOW SCHOOL.


for teaching,


$400 00


Paid Katherine Carbee,


66


275 00


E. Louise Ward,


66


66


275 00


Lilla F. Bateman,


66


214 00


Marguerite Mahoney,


70 00


Annie G. Scherer,


$1,459 00


$24,640 96


SUPERINTENDENT.


$2,000 00


Paid William C. Hobbs,


MUSIC TEACHER.


Paid B. Harold Hamblin,


$525 00


Amount carried forward,


$2,525 00


66


Rose Rafferty,


151 03


Helen M. Tilden,


225 00


66


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15


Amount brought forward, $2,525 00


DRAWING TEACHER.


Paid Bessie M. Parker,


$550 00


SEWING TEACHER.


Paid Mary A. McClearn,


$225 00


SCHOOL PHYSICIAN.


Paid Arthur S. Hartwell,


$160 00


$3,560 60


JANITORS.


Paid Adna W. Alden,


881 25


John P. Oldham,


863 32


William Shyne,


712 50


Fred E. Beal,


294 19


Michael Dyer,


100 00


John G. Readel,


50 00


Mrs. Enos Lane,


20 00


Mary Fitzgerald,


40 00


Mrs. Mary Ryan,


50 00


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$3,01I 26


TRUANT OFFICERS.


Paid Michael D. Creed,


$100 00


W. A. Readel,


10 00


$110 00


JANITORS PAID BY ORDERS.


Paid Mary Fitzgerald,


$14 00


Mrs. Ryan,


22 00


Fred E. Beal,


79 17


John G. Readel,


10 00


$125 17


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INCIDENTALS AND REPAIRS.


Paid H. L. Boyden, for supplies, $ 3 99


Samuel Ward Co., for supplies, 4 75


L. B. White, for services, 5 25


C. H. Carter, for supplies,


15 27


F. A. Hartshorn, for services,


66 89


Welchbach Co., for supplies, 5 80


Geo. E. Sanborn, for supplies, 50 55


Sanborn Bl'dg, for rent, 200 04


C. A. Scott, for supplies, 5 60


New England Tel. & Tel. Co., services, 67 II


W. C. Fisher, for services, 16 84


Mrs. Jerry Foley, for services, 13 So


Norwood Furniture Co., for supplies,


468 70


Dodd, Mead & Co., for supplies,


8 50


W. D. Huntoon, for labor,


93 29


Hobbs & Warren, for supplies,


I 95


C. W. Borden, for supplies,


2 00


C. M. Callahan, for services,


20 00


W. C. Hobbs, for expenses,


49 49


Yawman & Erbe Co., for supplies,


I


Fred A. Andrews, for labor, 8 40


Stone & Forsythe, for supplies,


2 00


Allen Bros., for supplies, 3 00


Trustees Orient Lodge, for rent,


38 00


Geo. A. Smith, for services, 22 75


E. Chamberlain, for supplies,


H. E. Rice, for supplies, 9 00


2 75


Carter, Rice Co., for supplies,


7 85


J. E. Plimpton Co., for supplies,


I 25


M. D. Creed, for services,


43 00


Andrew Abbt, for services,


75


Gamewell Fire Alarm Co., for supplies, 2 61


Amount carried forward,


$1,242 43


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Amount brought forward,


$1,242 43


Paid Michael Drummy, for supplies, 5 46


A. T. Harriott, for supplies, 9 00


Chas. H. Douglas, for labor,


379 69


J. C. Jenat, for supplies,


II OO


E. O. Burrows, for supplies,


104 07


Ambrose Bros., for supplies,


169 75


C. E. Smeltzer, for labor,


128 34


Kenney Bros. & Wolkins, supplies,


IOI OI


F. E. Colburn, for labor,


141 2I


Adams Express Co., for services,


9 02


Mary V. Smith, for services,


2 00


J. L. Hammett, for supplies, I 50


E. W. Jewett, for supplies, 4 60


John Drummy, for labor, 6 75


L. G. Marston, for services, 169 69


Agnes Curtin, for expense,


25 00


M. E. Dalton, for expense, 16 67


B. C. Oldham, for supplies,


18 77


H. F. Walker, for services,


59 74


W. C. Brooks, for supplies,


3 00


Geo. M. Dickinson, for services,


30 00


Norwood Water Co., for supplies, 59 00


N. A. Cutler, for supplies, 15 63


H. W. Stone, for supplies,


20 85


John P. Oldham, for supplies,


9 33


Richard Walsh, for supplies,


13 83


Bigelow Furniture Co., for supplies,


20 80


Norwood Gas Co., for supplies,


13 57


Mckinley Publishing Co., for supplies,


8 17


M. F. Hobbs, for services,


105 55


F. H. Dean, for services,


89 88


Standard Fire Extinguisher Co., supplies, 1 50


Amount carried forward,


$2,997 81


IS


Amount brought forward,


$2,997 81


Paid Geo. O. Capen, for supplies, 69 00


Town of Westwood, for tuition, 63 14


H. C. McIntire, for supplies, 33 00


West Disinfecting Co .. for supplies,


51 00


C. E. Mather, for supplies,


4 35


E. H. Dunbar, for supplies, I 50


J. H. Kazer, Inspection, 42 00


John Nugent, for labor, 6 50


Fred S. Beal, for services,


1 00


Alex. Lepper, for services,


F. M. Douglas, for services, 62 06


Walworth Manufacturing Co., supplies, 50


Geo. M. Joy, for labor, 9 00


Spear & Smith, for labor,


51 27


The Mason Box Co., for supplies, S 25


29 25


A. L. Ide, for services,


4 25


Mrs. Shyne, for services,


36 08


Pendergast & Callahan, for supplies,


$3,547 20


SCHOOL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES. Paid Adams, Cushing & Foster, supplies, $162 89 L. E. Knott Apparatus Co., supplies, 117 36


J. L. Hammett Co., for supplies, 14 40


B. H. Sanborn & Co., for supplies, 463 92


Wadsworth, Howland Co., supplies,


67 23


Ginn & Co., for supplies,


258 35


D. C. Heath Co., for supplies,


176 73


E. E. Babb Co., for supplies, 600 34


Silver, Burdett Co., for supplies,


137 21


Oliver Typewriter,


33 12


W. C. Hobbs,


22


Boston Music Co.,


9 15


Amount carried forward, $2,040 92


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77 24


19


Amount brought forward, $2,040 92


Kenney Bros. & Wolkins,


36 00


Atkinson & Mentzner, 3º 50


Oliver Ditson Co.,


31 75


Rand, McNalley Co.,


21 33


Milton Bradley,


29 53


American Ribbon Co.,


75


T. J. Barnard,


174 90


American Book Co.,


154 61


Suffolk Ink Co.,


4 00


M. H. Howard,


9 00


Mckinley Publishing Co.,


6 00


C. H. Carter,


9 18


American Type Co.,


9 80


Practical Text Book Co.,


8 50


A. J. Wilkinson,


I 68


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Chandler, Barber Co.,


34 98


Houghton, Mifflin Co.,


II 89


Jennie Hiscock,


6 90


Jordan Marsh Co.,


I 50


D. Appleton Co.,


I 36


W. B. Clark Co.,


12 21


A. Holton,


13 94


Bausch & Lomb Co.,


7 43


P. B. Thompson,


15 35


$2,674 0I


HEATING AND LIGHTING.


Paid Norwood Gas Co. for gas,


$38 II


Municipal Light Dept.


I 30


Beaver Coal Co., 3,112 66


$3,152 07


RECAPITULATION.


Total payment to teachers,


$28,040 96


.


.


20


$28,040 96


Amount brought forward,


160 00


School Physician,


3,01I 26


Janitors,


125 17


Janitors, paid by orders,


IIO IO


Truant officers,


3,547 20


Incidentals and repairs,


2,674 0I


School books and supplies,


3,152 07


Heating and lighting,


--- $40,820 67


Appropriation, $40,500.00.


SCHOOL TICKETS.


$362 50


Norfolk & Bristol R. R. Co., 133 00


Norwood, Canton & Sharon St. R.R., 93 75


$589 25


Appropriation, $500.00.


WATER RATES AND INSURANCE.


Paid F. A. Morrill, for insurance,


21 45


John F. Callahan,


52 66


H. W. Gay,


$377 43


No Appropriation.


TRUANT SCHOOL.


Paid County of Norfolk, account of John


$60 42


J. Conley, Appropriation, $50.00.


FURNITURE AND FIXTURES, WINSLOW SCHOOL. Paid Standard Furniture Co. for supplies, $80 00


$303 32


Paid Old Colony St. R. R. Co.,


2I


Amount brought forward, $80 00


Paid Norwood Furniture Co.,


703 60


E. H. Dunbar,


50 00


George E. Sanborn,


95 37


Kenney Bros. & Wolkins,


1,626 60


A. J. Morris,


3 00


E. O. Burrows,


759 00


Appropriation, $2,000.00. $3,317 57


GRADING WINSLOW SCHOOL GROUNDS.


Paid F. H. Hartshorn for labor, $1,355 66


F. A. Fales for supplies, 13 98


W. E. Allen for supplies, 9 19


George A. Smith for labor,


30 00


Appropriation, $1,650.00. $1,408 83


WINSLOW SCHOOL LAND.


Paid Trustees of the estate of E. F.


Winslow, $5,372 09


TREASURER'S AND TAX COLLECTOR'S BOND. Paid H. W. Gay, $80 00


F. A. Morrill, So oo


$160 00


Appropriation, $160.00.


REPAIRS ON HIGH SCHOOL.


Paid E. O. Burrows for labor and supplies, $300 00 Spear & Smith, labor and supplies, 366 46


Amount carried forward, $666 46


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22


Amount brought forward, $666 46


E. W. Jewett, labor and supplies, 50 00


M. F. Hobbs, labor and supplies, 98 03


M. J. Drummey, labor and supplies, 40 43


F. E. Colburn, labor and supplies, 1,150 00


---- $2,004 92


Appropriation, $2,000.00.


BAND CONCERTS.


Paid J. E. May, $500 00


Appropriation, $500.00. $500 00


FIRE STATION, MARKET STREET.


Paid M. H. Howard for work,


$5.421 19


F. A. Fales, for supplies, 67 90


Norfolk Roofing Co., labor, 68 02


Allen & Collins, for services,


300 00


George A. Taylor, for labor,


51 56


Wm. D. Huntoon, labor,


385 75


Isaac Coffin, labor,


213 00


F. H. Hartshorn, labor, 45 00


38 25


Fred L. Fisher, labor,


8 17


Spear & Smith,


6 18


Geo. E. Sanborn, supplies,


SI 57


$6,686 69


WINSLOW SCHOOL BUILDING.


Paid A. A. Appleby for labor,


$10,559 00


H. B. Alden, for services, 465 76


L. G. Marston, for services, 43 70


Amount carried forward, $11,068 46


Norwood Gas Co.,


23


Amount brought forward, $11,068 46


F. E. Colburn, for services, 1,585 00


George E. Sanborn, supplies,


114 94


E. C. Beck, supplies, 114 00


E. L. Fetting, 27 00


-$12,909 40


TOWN INCIDENTALS


Paid E. A. & E. L. Bigelow, office rent, $400 58


Truworthy Ink Co., for supplies, 2 50


II. N. Rhodes, for supplies, 5 00


Fred Endicott, for services, 21 25


Sears Bros., for labor 1905, 250 00


F. H. Hartshorn, for supplies, I SI


I. S. Fogg, for supplies, 6 33


Richard E. Oldham, for labor on As-


sessor's books for state, and supplies, 52 97 Geo. E. Sanborn, for supplies, 95 2I


E. A. Rice, for supplies, 2 00


A. Balboni, for supplies, 35


Geo. F. Bagley, for supplies, 55 25


Harry King, for services,


20 00


E. A. Williams, for services, 2 50


R. W. Williamson, for land damage


cor. Washington and Winter streets, 13 00 Thos. Patterson, for caucus, 3 00


Willard Dean, for labor, 67 60


C. B. Horgan, for teams, 3 00


Bigelow Fur. Co., for supplies,


6 39


A. T. Harriott, for supplies, 69


M. H. Howard, for labor,


42 70


H. F. Winslow, for labor,


19 65


L. E. Gurley, for supplies, 1 58


Amount carried forward, $1.074 36


4


24


Amount brought forward, $1,074 36


Paid Trustees Orient Lodge, for hall,


102 00


John Nugent, 27 97


R. J. McLeod, for supplies, 15 00


Kavanaugh Bros., for supplies,


45 00


John P. Oldham. for labor,


38 83


L. G. Marston, for services,


2 So


Alex Lepper, for services,


75


Norwood National Bank, for vault,


40 00


Sarah E. Small, for land damage on Fulton street, 75 00


New England Tel. Co., 47 37


F. L. Fisher, for rent, 100 00


E. L. Burdakin, for supplies,


25 00


Daniel Hurley, for services,


26 50


John F. Kiley, for services,


350 00


Sanborn and Squires, 55 00


Norwood Shoe Store, for supplies,


15 50


F. H. Farnsworth, for supplies,


22 00


W. E. Rhodes, for supplies,


23 00


M. D. Creed, for supplies,


3 30


H. L. Steele, for services,


23 00


C. C. Crane, for services,


8 50


Williams & Halloran, for services, 125 00


Ambrose Bros., for supplies, 73 00


Mrs. Shyne, for services,


3 00


Norwood Gas Co., for services, 6 67


25 00


C. B. Sanborn, for services,


$2,352 55


Appropriation $2,400.00.


PRINTING AND STATIONERY.


Paid Ambrose Bros., for printing, $1,406 50


Carter Ink Co., for supplies, 2 20


Amount carried forward,


$1,408 70


25


Amount brought forward, $1,408 70


R. E. Oldham, for supplies, 4 75


T. O. Metcalf, for supplies, 24 00


Hobbs & Warren, for supplies,


2 00


Item Press, for supplies,


65


Francis Doane, for supplies,


6 45


Thos. Groom Co., for supplies,


4 50


E. W. Jewett,


I 00


A. W. Brownell, for supplies,


2 00


F. A. Fales, for supplies,


IO 70


Library Bureau, for supplies,


9 75


Jose Parker & Co., for supplies,


2 75


Smith Premier Co., for supplies,


13 45


$1,490 70


Appropriation


$1,600.00.


STREET LIGHTING.


Paid Norwood Gas Co., $1,993 50


Municipal Light Dept., 2,996 75


Mrs. Geo. A. O'Brien, 5 25


Thos. Hefferan,


4 50


$5,000 00


Appropriation


$5,000.00.


PLEASANT STREET.


Paid Geo. A. Sampson, for supplies, $30 49


N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. Co., for freight, I 00


F. H. Hartshorne, for labor,


781 08


F. A. Fales, for supplies,


3 40


$815 97


Appropriation


$800.00.


26


TREMONT STREET.


Paid F. H. Hartshorn, for labor, Appropriation $600.00. $450 97


CONCRETE AND EDGESTONES.


Paid F. H. Hartshorn, for labor,


$2,742 15


Geo. E. Sanborn,


13 54


W. H. Bigelow,


24 00


Norwood Concrete Co.,


3,076 80


Geo. F. Bagley,


1 50


8 23


H. C. Babcock,


2 80


Richard Walsh,


$5,869 02


Appropriation $3,500.00.


STREET LAYOUTS AND BOUNDS.


Paid Geo. A. Smith, for services, $300 50


F. H. Hartshorn, for labor, 6 00


$306 50


Appropriation


$200.00.


PAVING GUTTERS.


Paid F. H. Hartshorn, for labor, 604 07


H. C. Babcock, for supplies, 36


$604 43


Appropriation


$750.00.


REMOVING SNOW


Paid F. H. Hartshorn, for labor, $1,215 42


Geo. E. Sanborn, 5 33


Amount carried forward,


$1,220 75


27


Amount brought forward,


$1,220 75


D. A. Ellis,


3 II


Geo. H. Hawes,


33 00


W. E. Allen,


20 75


J. A. Scherer,


7 02


E. L. Hubbard,


6 75


H. C. Babcock,


I 40


F. L. Fisher,


49 60


Albert Dean,


3 78


W. C. Hoar,


5 00


Geo. H. Morse,


32 50


J. H. Burton,


I


34


$1,385 00


Appropriation $1,000.00.


SANDING SIDEWALKS.


Paid F. H. Hartshorn, for labor, $387 66


M. J. Drummy, for labor, 10 00


Geo. H. Morse, for labor, 38 04


John Nugent, for labor, IIO 00


--- $545 70


Appropriation


$300.00.


STREET WATERING.


Paid Geo. H. Metcalf, for labor, $767 50


John Folan, for labor, 770 50


Daniel Fitzgerald, for labor, 12 77


Water Commissioners, for water,


343 19


$1,893 96


Appropriation


$1,200.00.


28


CARE OF LOCKUP.


Paid Michael E. Flynn, for care, $383 00


J. E. Plimpton Co., for coal, 30 00


Geo. E. Sanborn, for supplies, 5 45


Pendergast & Callahan, for supplies, 8 46


$426 QI


POLICE DEPARTMENT.


Paid Fred S. Sackett for services and


expenses as chief, $266 57


W. C. Breen, for duty, 247 55


M. D. Creed, for duty, 955 10


W. E. Rhodes, for duty,


583 30


Thos. Holman, for duty,


666 60


W. A. Readel, 666 60


Francis Doane, for supplies, 9 20


C. H. Carter, for supplies, I 50


Geo. O. Capen, for water rates,


6 00


T. B. Mulvehill, for teams,


50 25


J. H. Corbett, for duty,


90 20


L. G. Marston, for services,


45


Geo. Lepper, for services,


14 40


Ambrose Bros., for supplies,


4 00


Geo. E. Sanborn, for supplies, I 46


Walter Bagley, for duty,


36 00


John Hogan, for duty,


8 00


Wm. Shyne, for duty,


7 00


H. N. Fales, for duty,


10 20


Simon Donnelly, for duty,


150 30


N. Miller,


IO 47


Iver Johnson, for supplies,


8 00


Harry Jacobson, for supplies,


16 00


Amount carried forward, $3,809 15


29


Amount brought forward, $3,809 15


C. C. Crane, for services, 7 50


N. E. Tel. and Tel. Co., for services, 146 18


John Strack, for labor, 2 50


F. W. Turner, for labor, 5 00


Norwood Furniture Co., for supplies, 5 75


J. E. Plimpton, Co., for supplies, 22 50


Norwood Gas Co., 39 58


F. J. Squires, for services, 25 00


Beaver Coal Co.,


52 20


-- $4,115 36


Appropriation, $4,000.00.


DISTRICT COURT.


Paid W. E. Rhodes,


$140 93


Fred S. Sackett, 56 85


$197 78


Appropriation, $100.00.


PROSECUTION OF LIQUOR CASES.


Paid Frank J. Squires,


$105 00


M. D. Creed, 12 00


W. E. Rhodes,


21 15


$138 15


Appropriation, $200.00.


STATE AID.


Paid Samuel Sweat,


$55 00


Hannah Sheehan,


48 00


Ellen E. Murray,


48 00


Amount carried forward, $151 00


-


30


Amount brought forward,


$151 00


C. F. Whitney


96 00


Esther Bateman,


48 00


Emeline Cobb,


48 00


C. M. J. Rosebeck,


48 00


Enos Lane,


66 00


John Hyde,


66 00


Mary Dean,


48 00


Catherine Loomis,


8 00


J. Pettingill,


12 00


Mrs. Alvin Fuller,


52 00


Mary Garlick,


48 00


Henry W. Hodges,


36 00


Lorenzo Weaver,


6 00


Henry R. Ellis,


18 00


Charles Wright,


1


--


$757_00


Appropriation, $800.00.


MILITARY AID.


Paid Emeline Cobb,


48 00


C. M. J. Rosebeck,


96 00


Charles Wright,


180 00


Town of Dedham,


33 00


$357 00


Appropriation, $500.00.


SOLDIERS' RELIEF.


Paid Soldiers' relief, Town of Dedham,


$444 78


Joseph Schepmoes, 35 00


$479 78


Appropriation, $500.00.


6 00


31


BURIAL OF INDIGENT SOLDIERS.


JOSHUA BOYDEN.


Paid John Gillooly, $35 00


LORENZO WEAVER.


Paid John Gillooly, 35 00


$70 00


GEORGE K. BIRD POST, 159, G. A. R. Paid M. J. Nelson, $200 00


Appropriation, $200.00.


SUPPORT OF POOR.


DANIEL DAGGETT.


Paid Warren E. Rhodes, for cash aid, $50 00


J. PETTINGILL.


Paid J. E. Plimpton, for coal, $II 25


H. W. Gay, for rent, 15 00


$26 25


EDWARD DUFFY.


Paid City of Boston, for aid,


$58 57


N. FRAYER.


Paid M. D. Creed, for aid,


$3 35


C. GAY.


Paid M. D. Creed, for aid, '


$3 35


WALTER BRENNAN.


Paid Fred A. Hartshorn, for aid, $45 00


Clark's Grocery, for supplies, 39 09


J. A. Hartshorn, for supplies, 13 52


$97 61


r


32


MARY MITCHELL.


Paid Beaver Coal Co., for coal,


$II 25


Clark's Grocery, for supplies, 3 76


Cash aid,


50 00


M. J. Drummy, for work, 7 50


H. W. Gay, for rent,


IO 50


$83 01


ADELAIDE HAYES.


Paid cash aid,


$130 00


LIZZIE COLBERT.


Paid cash aid,


$5 00


RUFUS SUMNER.


Paid Esther Bateman, for aid,


$ 54 00


Walter Fifield, for aid, 178 00


$232 00


AUSTIN BOYDEN.


Paid F. E. Boyden, for aid,


$210 50


*NANCY ANNIS.


$97 20


Paid cash aid,


MRS. JOHN CARBERRY.


Paid cash aid,


Beaver Coal Co., for coal, 3º 50


Mary F. Sumner, for rent, 144 00


$438 50


MRS. JOHN COLLINS.


Paid Norwood Shoe Store, for supplies, $12 65


Amount carried forward, $12 65


*Paid by Gloucester.


$264 00


33


Amount brought forward, $12 65


Jeremiah Coughlin, for rent, 60 00


Patrick Tobin, for aid, 7 20


J. E. Hartshorn, for milk,


37 75


T. J. Oldham, for supplies, 43 39


Pendergast & Callahan, for supplies, So 77


Beaver Coal Co., for coal,


15 00.


$256 76


MRS. MARY WALDRON.


Paid cash aid,


$144 100


ERNEST ALLEN.


Paid T. J. Oldham, for supplies,


$ 89 77


Pendergast & Callahan, for supplies, 151 21


N. C. Matthews for burial of child, 12 50


$253 48


MRS. WHITING EDMUNDS.


Paid cash aid,


$240 00


F. W. Bateman, for milk,




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