Town Annual Report of the Officers of the Town of Williamsburg 1859, Part 1

Author: Williamsburg (Mass. : Town)
Publication date: 1859
Publisher: Town of Williamsburg
Number of Pages: 10


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Part 1


ANNUAL REPORT


OF THE


SELECTMEN


OF THE


TOWN OF WILLIAMSBURGH,


For the Year ending


MARCH 1, 1860.


NORTHAMPTON : PRINTED


BY METCALF & COMPANY. 1860.


REPORT.


Receipts and Expenditures of the Town of Williamsburgh, for the Year ending March 1, 1860.


RECEIPTS.


Balance in the Treasury March 1st, 1859, $ 1,148 10 Received of Spencer Bartlett, Collector, 4,672 97


66 Collins' School Fund, 378 00


State


61 95


Levi Bradford, 25 00


66 Butler Merritt, 15 67


66 Lydia Bradford's Estate, 7 65


66 L. Stockwell, for Grass, 4 00


Received into the Dog Fund, 47 50


-$6,360 84


EXPENDITURES.


Paid State Tax and Expense,


345 50


" County Tax,


1,013 44


-


1,378 94


Paid to the Schools for the year 1858-9, 459 40


" 1859-60, 1,363 28 - 1,822 68 .


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ABATEMENT OF TAXES.


Paid sundry abatements for the year ending March 1st, 1859, 3 28


Paid sundry abatements for the year ending March 1st, 1860, 44 58


47 86


POOR.


Paid as balance due for the support of the Poor for the year ending April 1, 1859- 1


To Rufus Russ,for support of David Whitman, 15 00


" E. B. Russ, " Sundry Poor, 151 70


" E. B. Russ, for extra care of L. Bradford, by vote of the town, 22 00


To A. S. Stearns, for support of E. Graves, 29 25


" John Fuller, “ " E. Cheever, 19 29


237 24


Payments in part for the support of the Poor for the year ending April 1, 1860-


To E. B. Russ, for support of Irene Meekins, 39 00 " John Fuller, " " E. Cheever, 47 85


" A. S. Stearns,“ 66 " Eunice Graves, 32 50


" Jos. Thompson, " Wm. Warner, 5 00 " Wm. E. Thayer, for articles furnished Abigail Warner, 1 25


" D. F. Morton, for articles furnished sun- dry Poor, 6 33


131 93


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ROADS AND BRIDGES.


Paid J. W. Nash, Road Committee, 188 75


66 Alvin Bradford,


66 135 43


Luther Bodman, Jr., “ 66 232 78


556 96


Paid Mather Warren, labor on Highway,


15 00


Alvin Bradford, materials and labor on Dugway Road, 270 70


Paid Hayden, Sanders & Co., for stones for the Dugway Road, 10 00


280 70


Paid J. W. Nash, for making new Bridge near E. B. Bruce's, 65 00


Paid Geo. W.Smith, for labor on Bridge in 1857, 2 68


C. H. Hill, 6 66 66 66 2 52


5 20


Paid Lemuel Graves, for Bridge Plank,


12 47


INCIDENTAL EXPENSES.


Paid Hiram Nash, Selectman, Assessor and


Overseer of Poor, part pay, 25 00


Paid D. F. Morton, Selectman, Assessor and Overseer of Poor, 50 00


Paid J. T. Thayer, Selectman, Assessor and Overseer of Poor, 40 00


115 00


Paid Wm. M. Trow, School Committee,


32 25


Spencer Bartlett, Collector, 28 00


J. B. Gleason, Clerk and Treasurer, 25 00


J. B. Gleason, for recording Births, Marriages and Deaths, 21 10


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Paid J. B. Gleason, for sundry Cash pay- ments for Expressage, &c., 26 55


Paid D. F. Morton, Elector Smith Charities, 8 00


L. D. James, Constable, 15 00


123 65


Paid Salmon H. Clapp, for numbering scholars in District No. 1, 1 25


Paid Justin Hillman, for repairing Scraper, 1 25


Charles H. Hill « 1 85


E. G. Kingsley, “ Town House, 1 50


" Wm. Nevins, for labor at the Hearse " 63


" Henry A. Ives, for care of Hope Engine, 2 25


" E. H. Luce, 66 66 2 00


" Levi Hitchcock,“ " Empire " 5 75


Town of Goshen, as part cost for contest-


ing the Will of the late Abby Carpenter, 25 06 Paid Cornelius Tileston, for tending the Hearse, 28 00


" Discount on taxes paid previous to July 1, 97 59


" Trumbull & Gere, for printing Warrants and Reports,


9 25


" Willisson Thayer, for Coffin for Abigail Bradford, 7 50


" Bridgman & Childs, for Valuation and Tax Books, 1 83


" H. L. James, for Wood, 4 77


" Baker & Delano, for services as Attor'ys, 25 10


" Metcalf & Co., for Printing Selectmen's Report, 7 50


493 98


RECAPITULATION.


Receipts into the Treasury, 6,360 34


PAYMENTS BY THE TOWN.


For State Tax,


345 50


" County " 1,013 44


1


7


For Abatement of Taxes, 47 86


Ordinary Highway expenses, 556 90


" Other 15 00


Making Dugway Road.


280 70


New Bridge, 65 00


Labor on Bridge in 1857, 5 20


" Schools, 1,822 68


" Support of the Poor for the year end- ing April 1st, 1859, 237 24


" Support of the Poor for the year end- ing April 1st, 1860, 131 93


" Incidental Expenses, 493 98


" Bridge Plank,


12 47


Balance in the Treasury March 1, 1860, 1,332 94


6,360 84


TOWN LIABILITIES.


There will be due April 1, for keeping the Poor- To Quartus S. Warner, for care of Abigail Warner, 78 00


To Rectus Richards, for care of David Whitman, 45 00


" E. B. Russ, 66 " Irene Meekins, 39 00


" John Fuller, 66 " E. Cheever, 45 50


" A. S. Stearns, " Eunice Graves, 32 50


" Delila Johnson, "


" Mrs. Miller,


40 00


280 00


Due to School Districts, S4 04


" Smith Charities,


1,060 00


" Salmon H. Clapp,


150 00


1,294 04


Total,


1,574 04


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Deduct Balance in Treasury,


1,332 94


Net indebtedness,


$ 241 10


HIRAM NASH, Selectmen D. F. MORTON, of


J. T. THAYER, Williamsburgh.


J. B. GLEASON, Treasurer.


March 1st, 1860.




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