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Annual Reports
OF THE
Town Officers
OF THE
Town of Attleborough
FOR THE
Year Ending, December 31, 1911
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NCORPORATED
Attleborough, Mass. SUN PUBLISHING COMPANY, Printers 1912
Attleboro Public Library Joseph L. Sweet Memorial Attleboro, Mass.
AT 974.48 A88a 1911
TOWN OFFICERS 1911-1912
Selectmen :
GEORGE M. WORRALL, MILLARD F. ASHLEY, GEORGE A. SWEENEY. CHARLES W. DOUGLAS, Clerk.
Town Clerk and Treasurer :
FRANK I. BABCOCK.
Overseers of the Poor:
. JOSEPH V. CURRAN, BENJAMIN P. KING, GEORGE M. GUSTIN.
Assessors of Taxes :
GEORGE M. WORRALL, WALTER J. NEWMAN, HARRY E. CARPENTER.
Collector of Taxes :
SAMUEL M. HOLMAN.
Commissioners of Sinking Fund :
WILLIAM J. LUTHER, FRANK W. WEAVER, FREDERICK G. MASON.
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Water Commissioners :
ALONZO N. BROWNELL, JAS. H. LEEDHAM, JR., HARRY P. KENT.
Water Registrar and Superintendent:
CHARLES F. ROBINSON.
Registrars of Voters :
CHARLES R. MANCHESTER, JOHN R. CURRY, FRANK I. BABCOCK, MICHAEL A. GALLIGAN
Auditors :
BENJAMIN F. LINDSEY, FRED LeBARON, WILLIAM L. ELLIOT.
Sealer of Weights and Measurers :
WALTER J. NEWMAN.
Inspector of Cattle, Milk and Meat :
CALEB E. PARMENTER.
Constables :
FRANKLIN H. BONNEY, ARTHUR F. GAFFNEY, ERNEST G. HEMPEL, GEORGE F. IDE, WARREN PARKER, WILLIAM D. NORWOOD,
JOHN H. NERNEY, CHARLES E. WILBUR, THOMAS F. GILROY.
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Chief of Police : CHARLES E. WILBUR.
Night Patrol :
WILLIAM J. SARGEANT, THOMAS F. GILROY, JOHN BORA.
Day Patrol:
EDMOND GINGRAS, ARTHUR F. GAFFNEY.
Sunday Patrol:
ERNEST G. HEMPEL.
Fence Viewers :
ISAAC ALGER, EUSTACE V. CARPENTER.
Park Commissioners :
KARL H. HYDE, JAMES E. BLAKE, SOLON D. BUSHEE.
Superintendent of Streets :
HUGH A. SMITH
Engineers of Fire Department :
HIRAM R. PACKARD, Chief.
Assistants :
JAMES HOWARTH, EUSTACE V. HICKS.
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School Committee :
WALTER J. NEWMAN. Chairman : ALDRO A. FRENCH. Secretary : BENJAMIN P. KING. THOMAS G. SADLER. MRS. EMILY L. RICHARDSON. MRS. FLORENCE B. THEOBALD. MRS. EVERETT L. FORD. REGINALD P. DAKIN. HAROLD E. SWEET.
Superintendent of Schools :
LEWIS A. FALES.
Board of Health :
CHARLES S. HOLDEN, M. D .. Chairman : WILLIAM O. HEWITT. M. D .. Secretary : RALPH P. KENT. M. D.
Trustees of Public Library :
CHARLES S. HOLDEN. Secretary : JOSEPH L. SWEET. CHARLES H. WHEELER. MISS ELIZABETH WILMARTH. . MRS. IRENE T. HILL. MARK E. ROWE. MRS. ELEANOR CARPENTER.
GEORGE ST. I. SHEFFIELD. PHILIP E. BRADY.
Surveyors of Wood and Bark :
L. Z. CARPENTER. GEORGE A. MONROE. HUGH A. SMITH. EARL B. SMITH, CHARLES W. KNIGHT, C. E. RICHARDSON.
H. D. FAIRBROTHER. WILLIAM E. VICKERY.
FRANK E. SHAW.
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Fire Police :
SETH R. BRIGGS, GEORGE F. IDE, WM. E. DUNHAM,
CHARLES E. WILBUR, ERNEST HEMPEL, DEXTER E. NEWELL.
Tree Warden :
GEORGE W. ALLEN.
Pound Keeper and Field Driver :
GEORGE S. DAY.
Sewer Committee :
CHARLES S. HOLDEN, Chairman ; GEORGE M. WORRALL, Secretary ; GEORGE A. SWEENEY, MILLARD F. ASHLEY,
WILLIAM J. LUTHER, STEPHEN A. BRIGGS, JAMES W. ORR, A. M. CROSBY,
SAMUEL M. HOLMAN.
Annual Report of the Board of Selectmen
To the Citizens of Attleborough:
According to well ordered custom we hereby make our report for the year ending December 31. 1911. 10- gether with such recommendations as we deem best for the welfare of the town. We wish to congratulate the citizenship for the splendid growth of population and valuation during the past year, and to state that we an- ticipate for the years to come a still larger growth in every section of our town.
We trust the citizens will look ahead in all the town's undertakings. whether they be in the building of school- houses, laying out streets of any public improvement. so that the needs of Attleborough. not only of today but for quite a number of years in the future. will be fully con- sidered.
We realize that all departments of our town are growing, and that more demands are made upon them than ever before. Houses are being built and streets laid Out in sections where, a few years ago, there was nothing but pasture land. considered of little value: but now the price of a single house lot far exceeds the price of several acres a few years ago.
The town must encourage growth and expansion. Water pipes must be extended. The new sewers. soon to be ready for use, must cover in a few years the whole section of the town. New schoolhouses must be build : new streets laid out and built ; street lights of some char- acter established: the police station enlarged and the
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force increased ; the fire department and apparatus must be kept up to the very excellent standing it now enjoys, in order to serve the dual purpose of saving the lives and property of our citizens, and at the same time keep our insurance rate as low as possible.
A Town Hall should be considered a necessity in the near future, and steps should be taken to secure a suitable location before all the available sites are taken for other purposes. If the town decides to build a Town Hall within three years we would recommend, if land cannot be secured at a reasonable price, that it be taken by eminent domain for that purpose.
These are some of the large problems that must be met in the near future, and they should be considered in a broad and comprehensive manner, having in mind the welfare of the Town of Attleborough all the time. Let sectional jealousy and party feeling be wholly obliterated to the end that the whole people be benefitted.
While we have named the things we need, yet the vari- ous items must be met and decided in such a way as not to stagger or interfere with the growth and welfare of the town by an excessive tax rate. Wise counsel must pre- vail in all we do, in order that the tax rate will not be materially raised, and on the other hand that needed im- provements will not be too long postponed.
We have the utmost confidence in the ability and the fairmindedness of a great majority of our citizens, to meet these great questions and settle them fairly. The following departments that are directly under the super- vision of the Selectmen, namely : The Street Department. Police Department, Street Lighting, Laying Dust, the Current and Incidental Department, and Soldiers' Relief, we will consider in the order named and make such recommendations as we deem sufficient for their support and maintainance for the year 1912, as follows: Current and Incidental, $15,000: Highway Department, $21,000; Curbing Sidewalks, $3,000; Concrete Sidewalks, $3.000.
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Street Lighting. $16.000; Police Department. $7.500; Laying Dust, $6,000; Soldiers' Relief, $2.500 : Observance of Memorial Day. $300: Insurance Town Buildings. $600.
Following will be found the financial statement of the selectmen's appropriations :
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
CURRENT AND INCIDENTAL ACCOUNTS.
Dr.
To appropriation $14.000.00
Licenses of all kinds 1.594.09
State of Massachusetts. Armory rent. 463.16
Reimbursement from County for Dog Fund 188.00
Individual telephones 157.08
W. J. Newman, Sealer Weights and Measures. fees. etc. 104.82
G. F. Pratt. County Treasurer. offi- cer's fees for killing dogs 30.00
Cr. $16,537.15
Salaries of Town Officers. paid from Current and In- cidental Account :
Selectmen.
George M. Worrall. Chairman $600.00
Millard F. Ashley 500.00
George A. Sweeney 500.00
Charles W. Douglas. Clerk
400.00
$2.000 00
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Assessors.
George M. Worrall, Chairman.
$800.00
Walter J. Newman. 500.00
Harry E. Carpenter.
500.00
$1,800.00
Town Clerk and Treasurer.
Frank I. Babcock, Treasurer.
$400.00
Frank I. Babcock, Town Clerk 400.00
Clerical assistance
583.00
$1,383.00
. Sinking Fund Commissioners.
Frank I. Babcock, Treasurer. $50.00
Auditors. $50.00
Benjamin F. Lindsey $50.00
Frederick L. LeBaron
50.00
William L. Elliot.
50.00
$150.00
Sealer Weights and Measures.
Walter J. Newman $124.02
$124.02
Inspector of Cattle.
Caleb E. Parmenter $225.00
$225.00
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Inspector of Wires.
Edgar Tregoning, 1910 salary.
$25.00
Benjamin C. Wetherell. 104.19
$129.19
Registrars of Voters.
Frank I. Babcock. $82.50
Frank I. Babcock, Clerk. 40.00
John R. Currie. 92.50
Michael A. Galligan 92.50
Franklin E. Keeler. 25.00
Charles R. Manchester 70.00
Collector of Taxes. $402.50
Samuel M. Holman $1.700.61
Samuel M. Holman, selling property
for non-payment of taxes 70.20
$1.770.81
Company I, Fifth Regiment, M. V. M.
Use of Wakefield range, 1910. $13.25
Use of Wakefield range, 19II. 24.27
Lumber and material for range. 13.61
J. D. Patterson, labor at range. 15.30
Olof Wendell. rent of range.
75.00
$141.43
Births, Marriages and Deaths.
Births
$296.25
Deaths 77.65
Marriages 61.50
$435-40
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Dog Officer.
William E. Dunham, salary $170.00
Conveyance 18.00
William E. Dunham, killing 30 dogs 30.00
Cloth posters 2.50
$220.50
Assessors' Expenses.
Miss Rose Kirkley, clerical work .... $220.00
Miss Carrie Perry, clerical work .... 250.00
Walter J. Newman, clerical work ... 400.00
George M. Worrall, work on card system 400.00
Printing cards, etc.
48.88
W. J. Newman, horse hire.
13.00
G. M. Worrall, travelling expenses. . 16.50
ยท C. F. Robinson, surveying. 73.15
Postage
II.91
Harry E. Carpenter, looking up titles
1 10.00
Loose leaf binder.
9.00
Office and incidental supplies.
10.28
Gales-Sawyer Co., record books. II.03
F. H. Perry, blanks. 4.50
Banker and Tradesman 5.00
Auto List Pub. Co. 2.00
Pawtucket Directory
2.50
$1,587.75
Sealer Weights and Measures' Expenses.
Seals, tags, dies, labels, etc. $11.70
Record books 4.95
Sealing clamp 5.95
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Cards 3.89
Advertising 4.50
$30.99
Town Clerks' Expenses.
Postage and envelopes $109.45
Express 10.85
Ink. pens, rubber bands. etc 14.85
Miscellaneous supplies II.24
Typewriter supplies
18.00
Record. appointment books. etc.
34.95
Blanks. index. etc
22.80
Box rent
3.00
Expenses negotiating notes 21.65
Certification of notes
36.00
Supplies and repairs. adding machine
5.85
Check books
82.50
Register voters' blanks
3.50
Lease of safety deposit box.
20.00
Dog license and Soldiers' Relief
blanks 13.00
Card index and guide cards 9.65
Underwood typewriter 68.50
Elliot's Good Roads and Streets
13.00
Law relative to Counties
2.50
Directories 6.00
G. A. Sweeney. boxes for safe.
16.80
Inspector of Wires' Expenses. $494.99
Travelling expenses and postage .... $7.56 . Office equipment 3.20
Printing blanks. etc 23.50
$34.26
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Rent of Town Offices.
Selectmen's, Assessors', Town Clerk
and Overseers of the Poor offices. $780.00
Addick Conega, janitor 92.00
Providence Telephone Co., rent and calls
243.78
Attleboro Towel Supply
13.00
Electric lights
56.52
Ice
14.29
Electric supplies
7.46
Repairs
2.00
$1,209.05
Care of Common.
William Hughes, labor. $341.25
A. R. Macomber, sharpening mower. 5.00
. E. A. Briggs Co., dressing. 6.85
A. N. Brownell, hose and labor
6.90
Repairs to seats.
3.22
$363.22
Moth Inspection.
William E. Smith, labor
$396.90
John A. Richardson, labor 270.00
$666.90
Finance Committee Expenses.
Annual reports $36.00
Advertising hearings II.12
C. W. Douglas, Secretary 25.00
$72.12
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Tree Warden's Expenses.
George W. Allen, salary. $50.00
George W. Allen, trimming trees ... 119.25
Charles Wilbur, trimming trees. . .
106.00
J. J. Iddon, trimming trees. 61.25
John Taylor, trimming trees. 53.00
C. E. Osborne, trimming trees 27.00
Frank E. Shaw, trimming trees 2.50
Paint, rope and material. 13.63
$432.63
Election Expenses.
Rent of A. O. H. Hall $10.00
Rent of Armory Hall. 108.00
Posting warrants 11.00
Sun Pub. Co., printing ballots 79.00
Sun Pub. Co., printing warrants. . .
12.50
Sun Pub. Co., printing voting lists .. 233.40
Advertising and miscellaneous print- ing 43.50
Dinners, election officers 82.85
Election officers at elections. 399.00
E. C. Newman, express on booths ... 12.65
H. C. Barden, work at booths. . .
14.92
Brown Electric Co., work at booths. II.4I
John Benson, work on booths. 2.00
Seneca Cole, posting lists 3.00
J. L. Nihan, posting lists. 6.00
Pencils and incidentals.
4.95
G. R. Field, summoning officers
3.10
$977.28
Selectmen's Incidental Expenses.
William Hughes, work on dump .... $22.50
G. H. Herrick, care of town clock ... 27.00
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Books, Town Government Com-
mittee 3.60
J. A. Welsh, numbering houses. 70.25
Printing and advertising 36.45
Posting abuttors' notices. 11.50
Miscellaneous blanks and supplies .. 6.22
Postage 1.00
F. I. Babcock, legal services for 191Q 50.00
P. E. Brady, services as Moderator .. 20.00
F. I. Babcock, legal services. 32.15 .... H. A. Caswell, counting passengers 2.78
Theodore Gingras, counting passen- gers
1.00
H. F. Conant, plan of high school lot, Uhlig farm and street descriptions Elizabeth and Martha Fisher, reim- bursed taxes
37.70
9.00
Tax record books.
15.50
Sarah E. Hall, release of damages for injuries sustained on Park street sidewalk 100.00
Hallowell & Hammond, legal serv- ices in abolition of grade crossings
from July 1, 1904, to Nov. 1, 1910. 505.40 Warren Parker, on account of coun- sel 25.00
Pope & Read, repairing fountain. 15.00
Town Treasurer's bond.
80.00
Sun Pub. Co., printing town reports
630.40
Repairs to chairs
5.50
G. H. Snell, auto hire
20.00
Travelling expenses
32.20
Unexpended balance $75.96
$1.760.15
$75.96
$16,537.15
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POLICE SERVICE, PATROL AND LOCKUP EXPENSES.
Dr.
To appropriation $7,000.00
Received from Clerk of Fourth Dis-
trict Court, Court fines. 1,956.63 -
Received from Town of Norton, care of prisoners at lockup. 38.00
Received from Town of North Attle- boro, care of prisoners at lockup. . 2.00
For serving abuttors' notices. 7.00
I. G. Carrier, Keeper of Jail at Taun- ton, for fines. 160.00
Individual telephones 37.59
Overdraft 643.18
$9.844.40
Cr.
Charles E. Wilbur. Chief. 1910 salary $2.53
Charles E. Wilbur, Chief. 1911 salary 1.199.84
John Bora. patrol duty. 1.002.52
Arthur Gaffney, patrol duty.
973.50
Thomas F. Gilroy, patrol duty
995.50
Edmond Gingras, patrol duty
981.65
William Sargeant. patrol duty 680.00
Ernest Hempel, Sunday patrol. 129.25
Fred S. Kenniston, patrol duty. 24.16
Granville R. Field, patrol duty 45.84
Edwin E. Gobin, patrol duty 16.12
F. A. Chase, patrol duty. 2.78
Thomas F. Dean, patrol duty 15.00
John A. Welsh, patrol duty 90.00
Warren Parker, patrol duty
5.00
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Thomas F. Stevenson, patrol duty. . 2.50
Albert E. Sears, patrol duty 1.82
George F. Ide, patrol duty.
5.55
Peter Benway, patrol duty. 5.00
F. H. Bonney, Lockup Keeper. 100.00
F. H. Bonney, extra work at station
6.00
Louis Fournier, patrol service at Briggs Corner 100.00
Peter Gagne, patrol service at He- bronville 106. I I
Albe D. Hopkins, patrol service at Dodgeville
105.56
Eli Mills, patrol service at South At- tleboro
107.90
Attleboro Gas Co., gas
7.42
Telephones 178.34
Bronson Building Association, rent of lockup 360.00
Electric lights 66.70
'Attleboro Towel Supply 13.00
Chief's expenses, postage, car fare,
etc. 96.24
Office supplies, J. A. Welsh.
3.90
Electric supplies, etc. 9.21
J. W. Gordon, police motorcycle, fully equipped 295.30
Supplies, for motorcycle
9.20
Repairs to motorcycle 46.55
Auto list 10.00
F. A. Clark, painting lockup 12.96
H. A. Caswell, posting notices. ...
2.00
E. E. Gobin, special police work on cars 6.25
G. W. Godchaux, photo of prisoners 4.00
Goss Laundry 5.00
Disinfectant 5.00
W. O. Hewitt, medical attendance. . 1.50
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Eli Mills, telephone. 12.26
Carl Nerney, auto hire. 5.00
W. E. Dunham, election officer 5.00
Eli Mills, election officer. 5.00
Warren Parker, election officer 5.00
Belts and night sticks. 10.50
B. N. Richards, ambulance. 5.00
G. A. Sweeney, cot and quilts. 10.50
G. A. Sweeney, repairs to furniture.
11.30
G. A. Sweeney, mops and pitchers .. 2.35
Motorcycle licenses 4.00
Sun Pub. Co., printing
3.50
$7,916.41
Officers' Court Fees.
Eli Mills
$307.04
John A. Welsh
171.30
Charles E. Wilbur 244.95
John Bora 62.80
George Palmer
4.68
Thomas Stevenson
18.06
John H. Nerney
1.00
Peter Gagne
145.5I
Edmond Gingras
175.15
Edward E. Gobin
53.14
Granville R. Field
291.48
John Benson 5.68
Arthur F. Gaffney
32.00
Thomas F. Gilroy
12.50
Albe D. Hopkins
.73.44
E. C. Brown.
45.47
Franklin H. Bonney
.50
Herbert F. Caswell
31.89
Warren Parker
5.22
George F. Ide.
15.0I
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Peter Benway
54.64
William Sargeant
22.50
Martin Tierney
14.92
Thomas F. Dean
9.28
Ernest G. L. Hempel
.50
William E. Duham
94.86
Fred Kenniston
18.88
Eugene L. Colbert.
5.64
William D. Norwood. 5.78
E. W. Martin
2.59
Albert E. Sears
1.58
$1,927.99
$9,844.40
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Dr.
To appropriation $23,000.00
Sale of old desk. 2.00
Reimbursements from individuals for
installing tappers in houses 24.94
Sale of old hose reel
10.00
Sale of ladder.
20.00
Fire alarm key guard. 2.50
Sale of pair of wheels
3.50
Sale of old hose.
2.00
Refilling fire extinguishers. 1.05
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., for extin- guishing fires 57.52
Individual telephones 44.21
Overdraft
999.84
$24,167.56
ANNUAL REPORT
Cr.
Hiram R. Packard, Chief Engineer. . $583.33 Eustace V. Hicks, Assistant En-
gineer 200.00
Eustace V. Hicks, Clerk Engineers. . 25.00
James Howarth, Assistant Engineer 200.00
Bert Riley, salary. 1,001.00
Leonard Gould, salary
1,072.75
Lawrence Flannagan, salary 1,001.00
Joseph Newcomb, salary 1,072.75
Paul LaCross, salary. 1,001.00
William L. Strong, salary 1,001.00
John Ludgate, salary. 1,001.00
Adam Hollway, salary 1,001.00
Eugene S. Cole, salary 1,072.75
John Stafford, salary
503.25
William Riley, salary.
539.00
Harry Prince. substitute, South At- tleboro 93.50
H. R. Packard, care fare, postage, etc. 69.26
H. R. Packard, expenses to Associa- tion of Engineers at Milwaukee .. 94.50 E. V. Hicks, clerk's expenses. 8.75
Attleboro Towel Supply. 12.00
New England Towel Supply 23.00
South Attleboro Gas Company 6.63
Attleboro Gas Company. 31.46
Attleboro Electric Co., lights. 222.07
Attleboro Electric Co., supplies 19.57
Attleboro Coal Co. 892.96
Pope & Read, plumbing. 250.04
J. W. Bullock, plumbing 33.09
F. A. Clark, painting. 22.07
H C. Barden, electric supplies. 6.40
N. Perry Co., hardware .. 115.05
IV. K. Toole Co .. hardware 2.30
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Brownell Co., hardware. 43.28
A. R. Macomber, supplies. 15.06
Providence Telephone Co., tele-
phones 199.30
Belcher & Loomis, hardware. 21.12
George R. Bullock, harness supplies 49.47 E. H. Frink, repairs and supplies ... 62.10
E. A. Briggs Co., grain.
877.65
Darlington Elevator Co.
199.36
J. Klebes, blacksmith work.
I02.60
J. M. Simpson, blacksmith work.
III.74
H. S. Roach, carrots.
6.50
G. R. Bullock, hay.
350.90
Hugh A. Smith, straw.
48.68
M. F. Ashley Co., lumber 28.10
Carpenter Lumber Co. 8.65
A. M. Ferguson, lumber and labor. . 7.00
Gilbert Thompson, labor.
17.03
McKinnon & Nicholson. 37.91
Grant Brothers, lumber and labor ..
38.70
M. Currie, lumber and labor 9.81
George Parker, horse hire 3.00
William Frenier, horse hire. 3.00
Hebron Mfg. Co., horse hire 6.00
F. A. Clark, use of auto. 3.00
Charles Howarth, horse hire. 15.00
George Ide, horse hire. 6.00
Horace Knight, horse hire. 93.00
N. Roy & Son, horse hire. 5.00
Thos. H. Stevenson, horse hire 15.00
H. A. Smith, horse hire. 12.00
R. W. Sharkey, horse hire. 6.00
Hugh Gaw, medical attendance. 58.50
Winchester Disinfectant Co. 27.75
A. G. Bruce, supplies 21.II
Thomas F. Dean, supplies. 10.31
White & Rhind, supplies 32.06
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Incidentals 1.70
C. S. Bush Co., chemicals.
Chase Brush Co., brushes. 8.57
9.31
Gardner Broom Co., brooms. 19.32
Union Hardware Co., brooms 5.50
S. B. Bell, blacksmith work. 41.55
C. E. Berry, hames bottom. 10.70
W. A. Brockway, wagon repairs. 47.50
I. D. Cook, wagon repairs. 34.55
G. H. Snell, wagon repairs. 17.90
Combination Ladder Co., rollers 6.75
Rogers Case, leather life.
3.00
George Carlisle, laundry.
30.97
Gamewell Alarm Co., supplies 107.25
Supplies, auto truck. 6.50
Wall Street Garage, gasolene, etc ... 20.43
Fire police, S. R. Briggs. 46.50
Fire police, Eli Mills. 3.00
H. N. Collins, druggist supplies.
11.65
Lilly & Morgan, drug supplies
10.51
M. S. Mead, drug supplies.
2.35
George F. Ide, janitor service. 52.00
John Read, Farmers, janitor 52.00
Door openers 4.20
Pawtucket Fire Department. 25.00
W. A. Brockway, painting wagon .... 25.00
Highway Department, setting curb- ing 5.95
Chemical nozzles 10.00
G. R. Bullock, wagon. 115.00
Boston Woven Hose Co 300.00
Redio cloths
Plain nozzles 12.74
15.00
Chemical pipe and tubing. 18.50
C. Callahan Co., pipes and gates .
76.00
C. Callahan Co .. lanterns. 7.70
G. C. Fiske, extinguishers 44.00
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G. C. Fiske, rubber coats 12.00
R. H. White Co., flag. 6.45
Heaney Mfg Co., polish. 6.00
Sewing awls and thread.
2.75
Charles Howarth, grading South
Attleboro house 42.23
R. H. Jones, concreting 230.48
Chemicals for extinguishers. 26.88
McGilvray Bros., soap. 16.00
Bert Riley, expenses to Springfield .. 25.40
Rhode Island Co., electric power. ..
10.00
Sun Pub. Co., printing
13.40
G. A. Sweeney, furniture, bedding, etc. 163.93
T. G. Sadler, laying pipe. 6.40
Somerville Brush Co., dusters
21.15
San Souci store, cloth, etc.
Smith Coal Co., wood. 19.45
2.00
Inspection of boilers, H. A. Sullivan. 2.00
J. L. Tobitt, painting and supplies. .. 36.71
Union Hardware Co., wire. 82.71
E. A. Wales, repairs to clock. .
1.50
C. S. Holden, care of Israel Blair's child 12.00
$17,677.84
SALARIES, HOSE AND LADDER COMPANIES.
Hose I.
C. E. Riley .
$133.75
A. W. Ferguson 118.75
Archie Young 118.75
James Nicholson
118.75
Herbert Mackinnon
118.75
Donald Ferguson
118.75
Elmer Foster
118.75
26
ANNUAL REPORT
Edward Fuller
62.50
Charles Monroe
118.75
F. V. Stearns. 118.75
Franklin E. Keeler 56.25
W. E. Riley
56.25
$1,258.75
Hose 2.
James Rushton
$133.75
A. Read
118.75
A. C. Parker 118.75
W. J. Rhind.
118.75
R. Forbes
118.75
Sherman Davis
118.75
W. Wright
118.75.
John Bullock
118.75
C. Higgins
118.75
W. Young
118.75
F. Lyle
118.75
$1.321.25
Hose 3, Farmers.
J. H. Nerney
$43.75
C. I. Gay. 43.75
R. J. Tipping
43.75
H. U. Todd.
43.75
F. N. Fowler
43.75
J. A. Hardt.
43.75
M. J. Slattery
43.75
R. W. Sharkey
18.75
John F. Hatten
4.15
Ray Manchester
6.25
WV. A. Sharp 6.25
Robert Giviens 6.25
Frank Hatten
6.25
$354.15
27
ANNUAL REPORT
Hose 4, South Attleboro.
James W. Orr.
$43.75
Daniel Driscoll
43.75
Christopher McLaughlin
43.75
Emery Orr
43.75
Percy Doran
43.75
Isaac Bunker
43.75
Walter Abbott
43.75
Michael Fox
43.75
John Brennan
6.25
Albert Olsen
43.75
Harry Prince
44.75
$444.75.
Hose 5, Hebronville.
William N. Goff
$43.75
.Albert I. Atwell
43.75
C. L. Atwell.
43.75
William Frenier
43.75
Alex LaPalme
43.75
Adelard Messier
43.75
Martin Tierney
43.75
Peter Gagne
43.75
George S. Parker
43.75
Joseph V. Curran
6.25
Frank Frenier
6.25
William Sargeant
6.25
$412.50
Hose 6, St. Jean Plat.
John B. Paquet $10.00
Henri Smith 10.00
Hormidas Duquette 10.00
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28
ANNUAL REPORT
Arthur Dorais
10.00
Philias Duquette 10.00
Ameda Duquette 10.00
Philorum Dorais
10.00
Dominick Brogan
10.00
Wilfred Pauquet
10.00
Napoleon Dorais
10.00
Eugene Colbert
10.00
George Duquette
10.00
$120.00
Hose 7, Briggs Corner.
Edward D. Briggs. $10.00
Fred L. Briggs. 10.00
Ernest C. White. 10.00
Alfred W. Brigham 10.00
William A. Vickery 10.00
Carl A. Brigham 10.00
Henry E. Briggs.
10.00
George L. Wetherell 10.00
Herbert B. Rounds. 10.00
Clarence J. Brigham 10.00
Charles L. Douglas
10.00
Carlos T. Clark. 10.00
$120.00
Hook and Ladder I.
G. H. Nash. $118.75
WV. E. Brown. 118.75
E. F. Smith. 118.75
Walter C. Dix 118.75
C. F. Sweetland. 118.75
J. H. Williams. 118.75
George L. Taylor 118.75
B. F. Stevens. 118.75
29
ANNUAL REPORT
W. T. Smith 118.75
A. L. Young
118.75
A. McLeod
10.4I
Ira Cook
97.91
$1,295.82
Hook and Ladder 2, South Attleboro.
Fred Murphy
$43.75
William Coupe 43.75
H. V. Hopkins.
43.75
Thomas F. Dean
43.75
George Orr
43.75
Frank Shaw
43.75
Henry Bunker
43.75
Frank Knight
43.75
Fred Bennett
43.75
Arthur Shaw
43.75
Charles Bloss
6.25
Charles Cotton
6.25
$450.00
Hook and Ladder 3.
Fred A. Clark
$118.75
Roy M. Churchill
118.75
Michael A. Barrett. 118.75
C. A. Burdick.
110.39
Kenneth McLeod
118.75
Leith Young
8.36
Craig Pope
118.75
$712.50
$24,167.56
ANNUAL REPORT
South Main Street Engine House.
Dr.
Unexpended balance irom 1910. $248.53
Overdraft 73.32
.
Cr. $321.85
H. C. Barden, electrical fixtures. $40.06
Ed. Miller Co .. electrical fixtures. . . 43.54
O. M. Higgins, balance due for archi- tectural fees 238.25
$321.85 South Attleboro Engine House.
Dr.
Unexpended balance from 1910 $299.61
Overdraft 36.33
Cr.
$335.94
W. K. Toole Co .. electrical fixtures. . $64.00
Carpenter Lumber Co .. lumber 10.91
Pope & Read. plumbing. 15.72
George A. Sweeney. furnishings 133.28
Door openers 5.03
E. R. Curtiss. harness
75.00
Certification of notes. 30.00
H. A. Sullivan. boiler inspection 2.00
$335.94
31
ANNUAL REPORT
Automobile Fire Truck. Dr.
To appropriation $5,500.00
$5,500.00
Cr.
To Underhill Company, Combination Hose and Chemical Automobile
Fire truck
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