Town annual reports of the selectmen and overseers of the poor of the town of Harwich 1874, Part 1

Author: Harwich (Mass. : Town)
Publication date: 1874
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 14


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Part 1


1874


ANNUAL REPORT


OF THE


SELECTMEN AND OVERSEERS OF POOR


OF THE


Town of Harwich,


FOR THE YEAR 1874.


HARWICH : GOSS AND RICHARDS' JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. 1874.


REPORT.


Supplies for the Almshouse.


By Emulous Small, $38 47


M. Cahoon, keeper, $200 00


Obed Nickerson, 48 85


Isaac Small, 48 15


Lindsay Nickerson, 116 24


Levi Snow, 70 70


G. W. Pierce,


90


Calvin Chase, 2 00


Gilbert Smith, 4 50


William Allen, 8 75


H. Kelley & Co., 106 55


Cyrus Baker, 8 25


Zephaniah Nickerson, 28 51


R. E. Holmes, 5 54


N. D. Kelley & Co., 8 21


Royal P. Kelley, 1 33


G. D. Smalley; 9 31


Paddock Small, 13 68


Nath'l Robbins, 106 48


Joshua Kendrick


1 00


B. F. Robbins, 90


Caleb Small, 3 50


Thomas Ellis 2nd., 12 00


John P. Eldridge, 2 25


C. E. Brett, 70 29


W. B. Baker, 38 05


Mary Ellis, 8 00


Nathan Walker, 21 00


Joseph O. Baker,


76 92


Nathaniel Doane, 4 00


Elery Crowell, 14 50


Cyrus Allen, 15 60


Isaac S. Small, 2 75


B. Sears & Co.,


45 58


Jonathan Buck, 2 00


H. Port Fish Weir,


5 90


$1150 66


0


Poor Supplied Out of Almshouse.


Susie Small, $78 00 Sarah Chase and


Anna Eldridge, 41 25 Sarah Phillips, $6 50


Simeon Y. Nickerson, 28 00


Mrs. Eldredge Wixon, 39 28


Marie Berry, 149 50 Richard S. Cahoon, 10 50


4


Leonard Baker, $133 91


Luther Chase, $66 65


Pauline Hamilton,


52 76


Esther Hopkins, 52 00


Eliza A. Snow, 30 25


Dorcas Small, 26 75


Mrs. Nathan B. Snow 25 00


Lydia Robbins,


53 00


Nancy Burgess, 12 87


Catherine Chase,


5 25


E. E. Harding,


13 00


Nathan Hall,


90 00


Robbert Hanwell,


81 25


Esther Chase,


27 00


Esther Clark,


52 00


Wm. W. Bassett, ..


30 00


Samuel Taylor,


17 00


Rossannah Vincent,


52 00


Barzilla Nickerson,


34 99


Jerry O. Brien,


32 26


A. Higgins' Family


119 00


Ezra Ellis,


37 84


Gilman Hooks,


85 56


Lemuel Phillips,


28 10


Maria A. Nickerson, 162 88


Nehemiah Ellis,


8 75


Love Ann Thomas,


13


Eldredge F. Wixon,


86 00


Data Smith,


29 85


Richard Glenden,


10 00


Almira Nickerson,


32 49


Reuben Ellis,


53 90


Luther Crowell,


50 13 Stephen Cahoon Family 31 88


Phebe Y. Chase,


89 81


Mrs. Jas. Charles,


62 29


Judith . Allen,


20 38


Eliza A. Handy,


30 00


Sarah Phillips,


151 89


Frank White,


18 25


Obed Smith,


90 25


Emily Nickerson,


72 00


Lydia Phillips,


18 00


Seth Cahoon,


22 00


Olive Jeraulds,


58 00


Edwin Nickerson,


20 00


Sabrina Cahoon,


52 00


Frank Holiday,


11 37


Tamsin Cahoon,


11 38


Ezra Smith,


10 50


Elnathan Ellis,


15 00


Edwin L. Chase,


40 00


Smith Rogers,


8 00


John Y. Baker,


14 75


$2840 35


Supported in Lunatic Asylm & Reform School.


Thomas S. Rogers,


$168 79


Lucy A. Eldridge,


200 25


Solomon Cahoon,


26 00


Annetta B. Wixon.


27 14


$422 18


Schools.


EAST HARWICH .- Teacher's Wages, $625 00


5


Fuel, Repairs, Janitor's Wages.


$61 00


20 75


60 00


$766 75


NORTH HARWICH .- Teacher's Wages,


$616 25


Fuel,


60 20


Janitor's Wages,


36 00


Repairs and Woodhouse,


48 07


Books,


1 70


$762 22


WEST HARWICH .- Teacher's Wages,


$625 00


Fuel,


51 10


Books,


10 07


Repairs,


25 23


Janitor's Wages,


36 00


$747 40


BASSETTS .- Teacher's Wages,


$305 00


Fuel,


22 38


Repairs,


22 45


Janitor's Wages,


30 00


Books,


67


$380 50


HARWICH PORT .- Teacher's Wages,


$730 00


Fuel,


83 47


Repairs,


8 23


Janitor's Wages,


74.91


Books.


1 34


F


$897 95


SOUTH HARWICH .- Teacher's Wages, $610 00


6


Fuel, Janitor's Wages, Repairs, 54 27


$101 93


35 00


$801 20


HARWICH CENTRE .- Teacher's Wages,


$857 50


Fuel,


67 14


45 00


Janitor's Wages, Repairs,


36 25


$1005 89


SCHOOL .COM'S. SERVICES .- B. F. Bee, $34 50


Miss C. D. Nickerson, 27 45


S. B. Kelley, 12 50


Total for Schools,


$5436 36


0 Repairs of Highways.


By the Surveyors, Bridges, Clay


347 02


58 08


$1386 65


Repairs of Highways under direction of County Commissioners and vote of November, with-


out appropriations .-


$594 26


Long's Road,


3 00


West Harwich,


53 00


East Harwich,


283 70


$933 96


Total,


$2320 61


CLEARING SNOW IN 1874,


$92 52


PAID TOWARD NEW OFFICE,


$301 80


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Town Officers,


Thomas Kendrick, balance for January 1874, $26 54


$981 55


Centre Road,


0


7


Isaiah Chase, Selectman, Assessor, Overseer of


Poor and Surveyor of Highways to Jan. 1 1875, $135 00 Zephaniah Nickerson, do., do., 150 00


Watson B. Kelley, do., do., 150 00


Mark F. Nickerson, Counstable,


15 00


$476 54


Collectors' Premiums and Remittances of Taxes.


Isaac G. Eldridge, 1871 and 1872,


$22 59


Edward Smalley, 1874, 5 10


Heirs of Nathaniel Small,


5 00


Mark F. Nickerson, Collector 1873,


66 21


Mark F. Nickerson, Premium 1873,


160 84


$475 54


Miscellaneous Charges.


Jeremiah Kelley, going with Hearse,


$1 50


Printing School and Town Reports and Advertising, 86 50


Rent of Exchange Hall for 1873,


40 00


Dr. G. N. Munsell's services,


75 00


Dr. John Stetson's services, 1873 and 1874.


30 00


Books for Teachers,


9 03


Deeds,


2 00


Stationery and Tax Books,


9 64


North Harwich Cemetery,


150 00


Paid U. S. Collectors for information,


7 00


Samuel Moody going with Hearse,


40 00


N. Doane use of Compass and Chain, 1874,


3 00


$259 74


0 Recapitulation.


Supplies for the Almshouse,


$1150 66


Paupers supplied out of Almshouse,


2840 35


Lunatic Hospitals,


369 04


Reform Schools,


53 14


Town Schools,


5436 36


8


Highways, $2320 61


Clearing Snow 1874,


92 52


301 80


Paid towards New Office, Town Officers, Collectors Premiums and Remittances,


476 54


259 74


Miscellaneous,


453 67


$13,754 43


In payment for the same the Selectmen have drawn or- ders on the Treasurer to the amount of the above Sum, viz : Thirteen thousand Seven hundred Fifty-four 43-100 dolls, Respectfully Submitted, ISAIAH CHASE, ZEPHANIAH NICKERSON, W. B. KELLEY.


Harwich, Jan. 7th, 1875.


Freeman Snow Treasurer, in Account with Town of Harwich, 1874. Dr.


Cash on hand at last settlement, $2031 61 Received from F. H. Rogers on Note and Interest, 96 00


66


State Treasurer School Fund, ; 250 08


County Treasurer Dog Fund, 64 97


Individuals for Auctioneer Licenses, 10 00 66 Peddlers 20 00


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Dennis on error of bill on B R Bridges 12 17


66 66 Boston on account of D. Chipman, 57 68


" Caleb Allen for note of the Town, 1200 00


N. Doane for Herring Brook,'


290 00×


The State, C. C. N. Bank Tax,


5689 052


66


. .


66 Corporation Tax, 291 04


66


66 66 State aid for 1873, 1054 00


66 66 66 on acc't. of State Paupers, 68 29


66


66 66 for National Bank Taxes, 318 18


66 Rent of Seminary Hall, 14 00


I. Chase for School House Furniture, 5 39


I Chase, Old Bridge Plank, 2 25 $


66


I G. Eldridge, Collector, 1872 in full 100 00}


M. F. Nickerson, “ 1873 66 3241 75


9


Received from N. Walker, Collector, 1873 $4065 50


F, Snow, 66 1874 13037 30


$31,919 26


Freeman Snow Treasurer, in Account with Town of Harwich, 1874. Cr.


Paid outstanding orders of 1873,


$254 32


On orders of 1874,


13772 66


.. On State Aid orders of 1874,


1074 50


Interest on Notes and Bonds,


2443 24


.. For Redemption of Bond No. 6, at N. B.,


2000 00


Note at C. C. Five Cents Savings Bank,


1000 00


State Tax for 1874,


1980 00


. . County tax for 1874,


1105 28


State, on C C N Bank tax owned out of town


4657 58


Insurance on Town Buildings,


25 44


.. Recording 54 Marriages,


10 80


16 10


..


46 Deaths. 101 Births,


50 50


Collecting $18726 35 at 1-2 per cent ..


93 63


Record Book.


3 50


.. Miscellaneous Charges, 7 72


75 00


66 Committees Fees and Entertainment,


12 00


Cash on Hand,


3336 99


$31919 26


Respectfully Submitted, ISAIAH CHASE. for N. D. Kelley, ZEPHANIAH NICKERSON, Com. W. B. KELLEY, for John Kenney.


Harwich, Jan, 13th, 1875.


Town's Resources, Jan. 1st, 1875.


Due from Nathan Walker Collector, 1873, $874 58


6. F. Snow, 1874, 6861 29


State for aid in 1874. 1070 00


Freeman H. Rogers, Note, 65 00


Treasurer's Salary,


10


Due from House and Lot in N. Harwich,


$150 00


$6 Cash in Treasurer's hands, 3336 99


$12357 86


Town's Liabilities Jan. 1st, 1875. Bonds at New Bedford, $16,000 00 Notes at Boston, 10,000 00


." C. C. Five Cents Savings Bank, 6,000 00


66 with Sidney Brooks,


1,000 00


Caleb Allen,


1,200 00


Schools for 1875,


5,000 00


Outstanding Orders,


237 19


Collector's Premiums,


250 00


Estimated Remittances,


500 00


Liabilities,


$40,187 19


Resources.


12,357 86


Town's net debt Jan. 1st, 1875,


$27,829 33


66 6


66 66 1874, 30,295 56


Reduction of debt in 1874, $2,466 23


The Committee Recommend Raising at our Annual Meet- ing in Feb. the following sums for 1875 :


$1300 00


Expenses of Almshouse $1100. Repairs 200, For Poor out of Almshouse,


2900 00


Lunatic Asylums and Reform Schools,


450 00


Town Schools,


5000 00


Repairs of Highways,


1000 00


For Roads voted at November Meeting 1874,


1400 00


Laid out by County Commissioners,


550 00


Clearing Snow in 1874,


100 00


New Office,


360 00


Town Officers,


500 00


Miscellaneous,


500 00


Interest on Notes and Bonds,


2500 00


Redemption of Bond No. 7, at N. B.,


2000 00


Reduction of Floating debt,


1000 00


11


For Bridges except the two lower ones on herring river 250 00


$19,810 00


Together with all other Sums that may be voted for at the Annual Meeting not connected in the above list,


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