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OFFICIAL REPORTS
OF THE
Town of Wayland
FOR ITS
One Hundred and Twenty-ninth Municipal Year
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Town Warrant.
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING, MARCH 22, 1909.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
MIDDLESEX SS.
To either of the Constables of the Town of Wayland in said County. Greeting :
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts you are required to notify and warn the inhabitants of the Town of Wayland, qualified to vote in Town affairs, to meet at their respective polling places in said Town on Monday, the 22d day of March, current, at ten minutes before six o'clock in the forenoon of said day, to give in their votes for
A Moderator of Town Meetings.
Three Selectmen.
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Town of Wayland.
A Town Clerk.
A Town Treasurer.
A Collector of Taxes.
An Auditor.
Treasurer of Library Funds.
A Surveyor of Highways.
A Tree Warden.
Seven Constables.
A Trustee of the Public Library (to fill vacancy) . All for one year.
One School Committee.
One Sinking Fund Commissioner.
One Assessor.
One Cemetery Commissioner.
Two Trustees of the Public Library.
One. Overseer of Poor.
One Member of the Board of Health.
One Water Commissioner. All for three years.
One member of the Board of Health for two years (to fill vacancy).
Also to vote " Yes or No" on the question, " Shall licenses be granted for the sale of intoxicating liquors in this town? "
All the foregoing to be voted for on one ballot.
The polls will be opened at six o'clock in the forenoon, and closed at two o'clock in the afternoon, unless otherwise ordered by the voters present.
You are also required to notify and warn the inhabitants afore- said to meet at the Town Hall in said Town on Wednesday, the 24th day of March, current, at 7.45 o'clock in the afternoon, to act on the following articles, viz. :
ARTICLE 1. To hear the report of Town Officers, Trustees, Agents and Committees, and act thereon.
ART. 2. To choose all necessary Town Officers, Agents and Committees not already elected.
ART. 3. To grant money for any and all necessary town pur- poses.
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ART. 4. To authorize the Selectmen to consult counsel in im- portant town cases, and to defend the town against any action at law or suit in equity that may be brought against it.
ART. 5. To see if the town will accept the list of jurors as pre- pared by the Selectment, or do or act.
ART. 6. To appropriate the money received from the County Treasurer for dog licenses.
ART. 7. To authorize the Treasurer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow during the municipal year beginning March 1, 1909, in anticipation of the collection of taxes of said year, such sums of money as may be necessary for the current expenses of the town, not exceeding the total tax levy for said year, giving the notes of the town therefor, payable within one year from the dates thereof. All debts incurred under the authority of this vote shall be paid from the taxes of the present municipal year.
ART. 8. To see if the town will adopt as the official names of certain unnamed streets in the center and north parts of the town, a list suggested by the Wayland Village Improvement Society, and shown on a plan of the town prepared by this society, and exhibited in the annual report of this year, or any modification of it.
ART. 9. To see if the town will accept a bequest of four thou- sand dollars under the will of the late Cynthia C. Roby, the income of which to be used towards the running expenses of the Wayland Public Library.
ART. 10. To see if the town will direct the Assessors to cause to be printed in the annual report the names of all property owners, any part of whose taxes have been abated, or do or act.
ART. 11. To see if the town will direct the Collector of Taxes to print the names, in the annual report, of all the persons who owe two years' taxes or more, or do or act.
ART. 12. To authorize the Selectmen to permit the use of the Town Hall for church entertainments, free of charge.
ART. 13. To see if the town will appropriate a sum not exceeding $850.00 for the purchase of a suitable fire engine or other apparatus
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of like nature for the use of the fire company located at Wayland Center, or do or act.
ART. 14. To see if the town will vote to pay the members of the E. W. Marston Hook Company No. 1, by the hour, for actual ser- vice at all fires, or do or act.
ART. 15. To see if the town will authorize the sale of the Town Home, so called, as recommended by the Board of Overseers of the Poor.
ART. 16. To see if the town will accept the following bequests : $100.00 from Mrs. S. S. Gray, Miss Ellen G. Stowe, Dr. Charles A. Willis, and Dr. Dwight F. Willis, to be known as the "Calvin Rice Fund," the income from which to be used for the perpetual care of the Calvin Rice lots (Nos. 87 and 88) in North Cemetery.
Also $400.00 from Mrs. Cynthia C. Roby, to be known as the " Roby Fund," the income from which is to be used for the per- petual care of lots Nos. 40, 42 and 44, standing in the names of E. W. and W. G. Roby, in North Cemetery.
ART. 17. To see if the town will authorize the Selectmen to draw from the Contingent Fund such sums of money as may be necessary to carry on the work of exterminating the Gypsy and Brown-tailed Moths for the months of December, 1909, and January and February of 1910, but not to exceed the amount of this town's liability for 1910.
ART. 18. To see if the town will authorize the Selectmen to install additional street lights.
ART. 19. To see if the town will appropriate a sum not exceed- ing six hundred dollars for the purpose of paying the expense of making an investigation of the matter of a water supply for the center and north parts of the town, or do or act.
ART. 20. To see if the town will make February 15 the end of the municipal year.
ART. 21. To see if the town will vote to charge interest at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum on all 1909 taxes remaining unpaid after the first day of October, 1909.
ART. 22. To see if the town will cause its By-laws to be revised and published.
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ART. 23. To see if the town will appoint a committee to procure plans and estimates for a new school building to be erected at Cochituate Village, and report at a special town meeting to be held not later than June 1, 1909, and appropriate a sum of money to be used by said committee for the purpose of procuring such plans and estimates, or do or act.
ART. 24. To see if the town will appropriate a sum of money to provide an adequate water supply for the school house at Wayland Center, or do or act.
ART. 25. To see if the town will appropriate a sum not exceed- ing nine hundred dollars ($900.00) for fitting up as a recitation room the room now used for manual training in the school house at Way- land Center, or do or act.
ART. 26. To see if the town will order additional fire-proof receptacles for the protection of its records, or do or act.
ART. 27. To vote by ballot " Yes" or " No" in answer to the following question :- " Shall an act passed by the general court in the year nineteen hundred and eight, entitled ' An Act to provide for the protection of forest or sprout lands from fire,' be accepted by this town."
ART. 28. To see if the town will direct the placing of five street lights on Gleason street, from Concord street to the residence of Charles A. Hardy, or do or act.
And you are required to serve this warrant by posting copies hereof, attested by you at the Town House, at each of the Post Offices in said town, and at the Engine House, Cochituate, seven days at least before the time for holding said meeting.
Hereof fail not and make due return of this warrant to the Town Clerk on or before March 20, current.
Given under our hands this tenth day of March, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and nine.
ALFRED T. DEAN, ALBION F. PARMENTER, THOMAS F. MAHONY, Selectmen of Wayland.
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OFFICIAL REPORTS
OF THE
Town of Wayland
FOR ITS
One Hundred and Twenty-ninth Municipal Year
FROM
FEBRUARY 29, 1908, TO MARCH 1, 1909
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Town Officers and Committees.
TOWN OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES
SELECTMEN
Term expires
ALFRED T. DEAN
· 1909
ALBION F. PARMENTER .
. 1909
THOS. F. MAHON Y
1909
MODERATOR
HENRY G. DUDLEY
1909
CLERK
DANIEL. BRACKETT
1909
TREASURER
FRANK E. YEAGER
1909
COLLECTOR
DANIEL D. GRIFFIN
1909
AUDITOR
FREDERICK H. FOWLER
1909
TREASURER OF LIBRARY FUNDS
FRANCIS SHAW
1909
OVERSEERS OF POOR
DANIEL W. RICKER
1909
CHAS. A. BENSON .
1910
FRANCIS P. WHITE .
19II
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SCHOOL COMMITTEE
EDWARD M. BENNETT .
1909
HARRY E. CARSON ·
1910
PHILLIP S. IDE
19II
ASSESSORS
NATHANIEL R. GERALD
19II
ALFRED A. CARTER
1909
DANIEL BRACKETT
1910
WATER COMMISSIONERS
HENRY G. DUDLEY
19II
BRYANT M. BAILEY
1909
CLARENCE S. WILLIAMS
1910
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC LIBRARY
FRANCIS SHAW
19II
ALFRED W. CUTTING
19II
JOHN CONNELLY
1909
AMOS I. HADLEY
1909
ARTHUR G. BENNETT
1910
ALFRED A. CARTER
1910
TRUSTEES OF ALLEN FUND
ISAAC DAMON .
1909
WALLACE S. DRAPER
1909
JOHN CONNELLY
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1909
TREE WARDEN
GEORGE W. FAIRBANK
1909
SURVEYOR OF HIGHWAYS
MICHAEL W. HYNES
1909
SINKING FUND COMMISSIONERS
CHESTER B. WILLIAMS
19II
WALTER B. HENDERSON
·
1910
JOHN CONNELLY
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1909
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Town Officers and Amendments.
BOARD OF HEALTH
THOS. BRYANT
1909
WILLARD C. HUNTING
.
1910
MARSHALL C. BALDWIN
19II
FENCE VIEWERS
SELECTMEN
1909
FIELD DRIVERS
CONSTABLES
1909
MEASURERS OF WOOD AND BARK
WM. S. LOVELL
1909
RANDALL W. PORTER .
1909
SURVEYORS OF LUMBER
EVERETT W. SMALL 1909
EDWIN W. MARSTON
1909
CONSTABLES
CHAS. A. BENSON
1909
MICHAEL W. HYNES
1909
ERNEST F. LAWRENCE
1909
JOHN E. LINNEHAN
1909
CHAS. H THING
1909
MEMORIAL DAY COMMITTEE
E. P. BUTLER
1909
CYRUS A. ROAK
1909
IRVING W. SCHLEICHER
1909
CEMETERY COMMISSIONERS
WALLACE S. DRAPER 19II
RANDALL W. PORTER .
1909
ANDREW S. MORSE
1910
COMMITTEE FOR SCHOOL HOUSE - COCHITUATE
CHAS. W. DEAN
WALTER B. HENDERSON
SCHOOL BOARD
II
Town of Wayland.
(Appointed by Selectmen) REGISTRARS OF VOTERS
EZRA G. LEMAY
1910
BENJ. W. DAMON
1909
FRANK HAYNES
19II
DANIEL BRACKETT, ex-officio
1909
ENGINEERS OF FIRE DEPARTMENT
EDWIN W. MARSTON
FRANK J. BIGWOOD
GEO. SUMPTER, JR.
WM. S. LOVELL
FINANCE COMMITTEE
WM. SUPPLE
PAUL T. DRAPER
L. K. LOVELL
CHAS. F. WHITTIER
FRANK S. JONES
INSPECTOR OF ANIMALS
THOS. BRYANT, V.S.
PUBLIC WEIGHERS
JAMES H. LEE EDWARD F. LEE FRED. C. BEANE
H. O. PRATT
WEIGHERS OF COAL
DOLOR CORMIER R. W. PORTER J. C. ALWARD ARTHUR W. ATWOOD
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Report of Selectmen.
REPORT OF SELECTMEN.
Wayland, February. 28, 1909
We have made the following appointments according to law :
Engineers of Fire Department. Edwin W. Marston, Frank
J. Bigwood, George Sumpter, Jr., William S. Lovell.
Inspector of Animals. Thomas Bryant, V. S.
Registrar of Voters. Frank Haynes, three years.
Public Weighers. Fred C. Beane, H. O. Pratt, Edward F. Lee, James H. Lee.
Coal Weighers. Dolor Cormier, John C. Alward, Arthur W. Atwood, R. W. Porter.
Janitor of Town Hall. John E. Linnehan.
Burial Agent for Indigent Soldiers. Damon L. Veasey. Sealer of Weights and Measures. Daniel Brackett.
Special Police Officers. E. F. Lawrence, J. E. Linnehan, M. W. Hynes, A. B. Neal, Ralph Neal, Howard George, W. S. Lovell, Nelson Belmore, Jr., John Coleman, Felix Noel, Geo. B. Bezanson.
Forest Fire Warden. Edwin W. Marston.
Auctioneers. Geo. E. Sherman, Francis P. White, Jacob Reeves.
Election Officers. Precinct 1. Warden, James I. Bryden ; Clerk, Wm. Stearns; Inspectors, C. H. Richardson, H. C. Haynes, W. B. Sanderson, E. F. Lee. Precinct 2. Warden, Wm. Supple; Clerk, Daniel D. Griffin ; Inspectors, G. F. Scott, Chas. E. Coakley, Felix Noel, Alvin B. Neal.
By majority vote of the Board, Daniel D. Griffin was ap-
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pointed Collector of Taxes to fill unexpired term of late Collector Harry E. Rich.
Suit of Joseph T. Minon against Town of Wayland is now pending, case in hands of Town Counsel, P. H. Cooney.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
ss.
MIDDLESEX
At a meeting of the County Commissioners for the County of Middlesex, holden at Lowell, within and for said County, on the first Tuesday of September in the year of our Lord one Thousand nine hundred and eight. The inhabitants of Wayland in said County, by their petition to said Commis- sioners-among other matters-pray that a new road be laid out closely following the route of an old road running between the Framingham and Boston road near the house of James F. Thomas, northwesterly about one-half mile to the Natick and Concord road near the former residence of Joseph Bullard, as will fully appear, reference being had to the petition filed of record in the case.
The petition was presented to the County Commissioners at their meeting holden at Cambridge, within and for said County, on the first Tuesday of January, A. D. 1908, when and where said Commissioners caused notice to be given to all persons and corporations interested therein of the time and place when and where they would meet for the purpose of viewing the premises and hearing the parties, as by the notice on file and of record will more fully appear. And at an adjourned meeting said laying out was adjudged to be of common convenience and necessity and thence said petition has been continued to this time. And now the said Commis- sioners make return of their proceedings in the premises, as follows: said Commissioners having given notice as the law directs, met at the Selectmen's room in the Town Hall, in said Wayland, on the eighteenth of June, in the year Nine- teen hundred and eight, when and where the parties appeared,
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to wit, the petitioners by W. A. Bullard and others and the respondents by Francis P. White and others. And the prem- ises having been examined, and all parties fully heard, said Commissioners proceeded to lay out a new highway as prayed for in said petition.
And the said Commissioners determine and order that the inhabitants of the said Town of Wayland shall, on or before the first day of July, which shall be in the year 1909, lay open, construct, and complete said highway, so that 16 feet in width thereof throughout the whole, exclusive of gutters on the sides, shall be safe and convenient for the passage of teams of every description with customary loads.
ALFRED T. DEAN, ALBION F. PARMENTER, THOMAS F. MAHONY, Selectmen of Wayland.
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INCIDENTALS.
1908.
March 1. Appropriation
. $2,000 00
1909.
Feb. 28. Expenditures Overdrawn
2,301 97
301 97 1908.
April 4. Team and driver perambulating town lines $2 00
4. George C. Fairbanks, printing for town 20 00
4. J. E. Linnehan, delivering town reports, putting up booths. 13 50
4. E. F. Lawrence, police duty, month of March . 66 50
4. A. F. Parmenter, perambulating town lines, one day to hear- ing, postage, express and tele- phone
11 32
4. J. Frank Facey, printing town reports, school reports and warrants 214 80
4. H. C. Haynes, work on lock and town scales . 1 00
4. F. H. Fowler, cash paid for ex- press on town and school re- ports and electric car fares getting out reports 2 77
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Incidentals.
April 4. George C. Fairbanks, printing envelopes and letter heads . $7 75
4. H. P. Sherman, services as clerk for selectmen, 1907 and 1908 50 00
4. Robinson & Jones, for one ton stove coal for James Murphy 8 00
4. J. Lyons, for team and distrib- uting town reports and at- tending ballot box 8 00
4. Albert Ordway, reporting four births . 1 00
4. George C. Fairbanks, printing . 41 50
May
2. A. F. Marston, care of clock and oil, year ending March 1, 1908 20 65
2. H. L. Frost & Co., spraying shade trees . 45 00
2. T. F. Mahony, postage, sending out notices for selectmen 2 00
2. E. F. Lawrence, police duty, month of April 64 50
2. Weston Electric Light Co., lights for Town Hall 15 48
2. F. H. Fowler, for making annual return of town finances . .
5 00
2. J. E. Linnehan, care of Town Hali and washing floors 24 25
· 1908.
June 6. E. F. Lawrence, police duty, month of May ·
66 50
6. W. F. Garfield, team for as- sessors and selectmen . ·
6 50
6. F. H. Hyde, return of births ·
1 00
6. A. A. Carter, stamps, pencils, paper, express 9 40
6. Thomas Bryant, team, board of assessors .
1 50
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June 6. G. W. Stevens, keys for Town Hall $ 90
6. Thomas Groom & Co., 500 white envelopes ·
1 75
6. Chandler & Farquhar, hand- drill and center reamer for sealer . · .
2 50
6. J. Frank Facey, cards, tags and books for sealer 4 00
6. Woodman Manufacturing Co., express and iron pipe and seals 3 18 6. The Fairbanks Co., outfit for sealer of weights and measures 67 65
6. Natick National Bank, lock box in vault for treasurer 5 00
6. F. E. Yeager, insurance on town farm property . 45 00
Aug.
4. E. F. Lawrence, police duty, June ald July .
131 00
4. C. A. Roak, cleaning vaults, Town Hall . 5 00 .
4. Felix Noel, police duty, July 3 and 4 . 3 00 ·
4. Nelson Belmore, police duty, July 3 and 4 . . 3 00
4. Henry J. Cooper, installing elec- tric light, Town Hall . 6 40 .
4. T. F. Mahony, having assessors'
room cleaned and stove painted . ·
1 60
4. M. W. Hynes, police duty, July 3 and 4 6 00
4. William S. Lovell, police duty, July 3 and 4 6 00
4. Woodman Manufacturing Co., rubber seal for sealer 1 05 ·
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Incidentals.
Aug, 4. J. E. Linnehan, care Town Hall, three months, and police duty $27 00
4. Carl F. Lindbohn, printing en- velopes and letter heads 4 00
4. Dennison Manufacturing Co., paper seals for sealer .
1 85
4. Weston Electric Light Co., lights for Town Hall 24 90
Sept.
4. Hannah Mullen, stamps for
selectmen .
2 00
4. American Express .
.
35
1908.
Sept. 4. Thomas Russell, printing for collector 12 25
4. E. F. Lawrence, police duty, month of August . 66 50
4. E. F. Lawrence, police duty, Court of Southern Middlesex . 4 71
4. State National Bank, lock box for Sinking Fund Commis- sioners . 10 00
4. Thomas Dowey, settlement for injury to horse 50 00
Oct.
6. William Stearns, care of clock from October 1, 1907, to Oc- tober 1, 1908 ·
20 00
6. Harry E. Rich, sending out tax bills · 17 00
6. Thomas Groom & Co., collector's cash book and 500 letter head- ngs, 1,500 envelopes, 100 copies lists of polls and cor- rections .
43 25
6. Carter's Ink Co., four half-pints State Record Ink . ·
6. Daniel Brackett, postage special
50
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town meeting, warrants, seal- ing town scales and milk bottles . .
$26 61
Oct.
6. O. C. Ewing, police duty, July 3 3 00
6. E. F. Lawrence, police duty, September 64 50
6. H. L. Frost Co., spraying shade trees 6 00
Nov.
7. American Express and Weston and Wayland Express . 1 00
7. M. P. Alderman, repair of ballot boxes . 6 00
7. Thomas Groom & Co., envelopes and printing for town clerk 1 75
7. Howard George, police duty, July 3 and 4 ·
4 00
7. E. F. Lawrence, police duty, October ·
66 50
7. Weston Electric Light Co., lights for Town Hall 3 20
7. M. W. Hynes, police duty, Sep- tember 29 1 00
7. C. J. Wood, P. M., 500 stamped envelopes for treasurer 10 72
7. J. E. Linnehan, care of Town Hall three months, police duty, team to Cochituate with ballot box, putting up and taking down railings ·
25 75
7. Hannah Mullen, stamps for 1908.
collector 2 00
Dec. 5. W. W. Wight, setting bound stones on Glen Street 15 00
5. John C. Page & Co., Sinking Fund Treasurer's Bond 10 00
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Incidentals.
Dec. 5. E. F. Lawrence, police duty, November · ·
· $65 25
5. F. E. Yeager, insurance on en- gine house and spray wagon . 27 50 1909.
Jan. 2. J. E. Linnehan, police duty and team 8 50
2. D. P.W.Loker, return of deaths, January 1, 1908, to January 1,1909 · 2 00
2. E. F. Lawrence, police duty, December ·
67 50
2. Carl F. Lindbohn, stamped en- velopes, printing letter heads and tax notices . 29 50
2. E. W. Small, carpenter work .
3 05
6. Allen Bros., exit signs, Town Hall 5 00 ·
6. M. Hollander . ·
75
6. C. F. Lindbohn, printing . 4 73
6. J. E. Linnehan, care Town Hall, three months 18 75
6. E. F. Lawrence, police duty, January . . 66 50
6. Wright & Sons
1 50
6. T. Weld Frost, setting glass, Town Hall .
3 00
6. F. E. Yeager, insurance on town buildings ·
228 00
6. Weston Electric Light Co., lights for Town Hall ·
9 40
Feb. 27. P. S. Ide, return of births . .
2 50
27. A. T. Dean, perambulating town lines, Wayland and Framing- ham, postage and telephone . 8 00
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Town Warrant.
Feb. 27. M. W. Hynes, collecting dog tax . $10 00
27. H. G. Dudley, police duty, July 3 and 4 4 00
27. J. W. Parmenter, wood for Town Hall 28 00
27. E. F. Lawrence, police duty, February 60 35
27. Fairbanks & Son 75
27. Thomas Groom & Co., books for collector . 1909.
16 95
Feb. 27. Daniel Brackett, recording births, deaths, marriages, at- tending meeting clerks 13th district, preparing voting lists for registrars, sealing milk jars, cash for repairing ballot box and express, postage and express . 68 31 27. L. K. Lovell, floor wax, oil, pins, pencils, meal 1 47 ·
27. W. & L. E. Gurley, weights for sealer of weights and measures 30 00
27. A. F. Parmenter, postage and telephone 3 30
$2,301 97 ALFRED T. DEAN, ALBION F. PARMENTER, THOMAS F. MAHONY, Selectmen of Wayland.
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List of Jurors.
LIST OF JURORS
AS PREPARED BY THE SELECTMEN FOR 1909.
James I. Bryden
Bryant M. Bailey
George W. Bishop
William H. Campbell
John E. Linnehan
Charles E. Coakley
Ernest F. Lawrence
Dolor Cormier
William S. Lovell
Alfred A. Carter
Robert Cumming
Andrew A. Norris
Edward Egan
Josiah W. Parmenter
Samuel S. Davidson Isaac Damon
George S. Scott
Henry G. Dudley
Henry P. Sherman
James McDonald
William N. Supple
Walter F. Evans
Clarence S. Williams
Ferdinand K. Hunt
Thomas L. Hynes
Michael W. Hynes
Jeremiah Lyons
Thomas F. Maynard
Daniel D. Griffin
Benjamin J. Nutter
Napoleon Perodeau
Charles S. Wright
ALFRED T. DEAN, ALBION F. PARMENTER, THOMAS F. MAHONY,
Selectmen of Wayland.
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Town of Wayland.
STATE AID.
Names of persons receiving State Aid and amounts from March 1, 1908, to March 1, 1909 : -
Mary E. Atwood .
$48 00
John C. Butterfield
72 00
Lizzie M. Butterfield
48 00
Rosalia Brummett
48 00
Elbridge A. Carter
48 00
Moses Caswell
72 00
Margaret W. Ide .
48 00
Elizabeth Corman
24 00
Ellen O. Lyons
48 00
Julia A. Underwood
48 00
Levine E. Jordan .
4 00
Warren A. Hersey
54 00
Charles M. Keay .
42 00
Charles H. May
48 00
Joseph M. Moore .
72 00
James Murphy
72 00
Ellen Purcell Coakley
48 00
George E. Sherman
48 00
John E. Stone
48 00
Eva E. Whitney
48 00
Hannah J. Williams
48 00
Total
$1,036 00
SOLDIERS' RELIEF.
1908.
April 4. John B. Brigham ? $6 00
4. F. E. Yeager, rent for Ellen Coakley 4 00
24
Soldiers' Relief.
April 4. E. E. Sparks, medical attendance, Mary But- terfield $8 75
4. E. A. Atwood, Mary Butterfield 9 80
4. Robinson & Jones, coal for James Murphy 8 00
May 2. Moses Caswell
10 00
2. James Murphy 10 00
2. John B. Brigham . 6 00
2. E. Haynes, rent for Mrs. Whitney 8 00
2. D. H. Elkins, milk for Mary Butterfield 8 75
2.
F. E. Yeager, one month's rent for Ellen Coakley 6 37
June 6. F. E. Yeager, one month's rent for Ellen Coakley 4 00
Aug.
4. D. H. Elkins, milk for Mary Butterfield 6 37
4. John B. Brigham 18 00
4. F. E. Yeager, two months' rent for Ellen Coakley 8 00
Sept. 4. John B. Brigham . 1 6 00
4. F. E. Yeager, one month's rent for Ellen Coakley 4 00
Oct.
6. John B. Brigham . 6 00
6. D. H. Elkins, milk for Mary Butterfield 6 44
6. J. C. Butterfield .
10 00
6. F. E. Yeager, one month's rent for Ellen Coakley 4 00
30. David P. W. Loker, funeral of Charles Keay 35 00
Nov.
7. John B. Brigham . 6 00
7. E. E. Sparks, medical attendance, Mary But- terfield and Ellen Lyons 19 00
7. F. E. Yeager, one month's rent for Ellen Coakley 4 00
Dec.
5. John B. Brigham . 6 00
5. D. P. W. Loker, funeral of W. A. Jessup
39 00
5. F. E. Yeager, one month's rent for Ellen Coakley 4 00
5. Moses Caswell 10 00
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