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M. D. Creed, for team - 2 00
Appropriation, $424.15.
$14 27
NORWOOD WATER WORKS.
Paid Charles E. Pond, for sinking fund - - $3,000 00
Charles E. Pond, for water takers' loan 4,000 00
Thomas E. Clary, for insurance 13 00
$7,013 00
Appropriation, $7,000.00.
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TRIAL JUSTICE FEES.
Paid W. E. Rhoads, fees in case of John McCarthy $14 61
W. E. Rhoads, fees in case of John Colbert 6 08
W. E. Rhoads, fees in case of P. Malone and J. Kelly 16 87
W. E. Rhoads, fees in case of Bridget Hanley 15 96
W. E. Rhoads. fees in case of Joseph P. Carroll 4 33
W. E. Rhoads, fees in case of JJolm Griffin
15 48
W. E. Rhoads, fees in case of Thomas Bingham
4 08
W. E. Rhoads, fees in case of W. Lee
3 58
W. E. Rhoads, fees in case of W. A. Schell
4 38
W. E. Rhoads, fees in case of T. H. Griffin and others 12 49
W. E Rhoads, fees in case of Geo. Hunt and A. Bastian 32 20
W. E. Rhoads, fees in case of Fred W. Bastian 6 28
WV. E. Rhoads, fees in case of Michael Norton 4 08
M. D. Creed, fees in case of Patrick J. Farren
7 30
W. S. Beal, fees in case of Patrick Callahan
3 58
John Dunn, fees in case of Robert and Jennie Mckenzie 10 30
J. H. Adams, fees in case of Mrs. Thos. Havey 9 58
$171 18
Amount paid to town for fines. $165.78.
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TOWN OFFICERS.
Paid Frank A. Fales, as Selectman, Assessor. Overseer of Poor. Board of Health and Surveyor of Streets
$300 00
Fred L. Fisher, as Selectman, Assessor, Overseer of Poor, Board of Health and Surveyor of Streets -
300 00
Geo. H. Morse, as Selectman, Assessor, Overseer of Poor. Board of Health and Surveyor of Streets 50 00
1
George H. Bateman. as Selectman, Assessor, Overseer of Poor. Board of Health. and Surveyor of Streets - 250 00
Francis Tinker, as Town Clerk
112 50
Edgar F. Roby, as Tax Collector
260 00
E. J. Shattuck, as Water Commissioner 60 00
M. M. Alden, as Water Commissioner - 60 00
E. A. Morse, as Water Commissioner 60 00
A. E. Pratt, as Registrar 25 00
J. P. Oldham, as Registrar
L. A. Currier. as Registrar - 25 00
25 00
M. D. Creed, as Special Police -
300 00
M. D. Creed. for police duty
9 00
William Cleary, for police duty
62 00
James H. Adams, for police duty
54 30
IV. S. Beal, for police duty 54 00
Warren F. Rhoads, for police duty 50 00
Sumner Bagley. for police duty 41 50
L. E. Ingraham, as Auditor - 5 00
Amount carried forward.
$2,579 25
Charles E. Pond, as Treasurer 475 95
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Amount brought forward, $2.579 25
Paid E. P. Tucker, as Teller - 5 00
Rufus Currier, as Teller 2 00
Thomas F. Mahoney. as Teller, March, May and November - 11 00
E. L. Bigelow, as Teller, March and November 9 00
James M. Folan, as Ballot ('lerk 8 00
E. P. Tucker, as Ballot Clerk 3 00
J. F. Kiley, as Ballot Clerk 3 00
Sumner Bagley, as Ballot Clerk 4 00
Albert G. Webb, as Counter 2 00
F. P. Flood, as Counter 2 00
D. E. Callahan, as Counter 1 00
Albert Fales, as Counter 4 00
N. L. Sheldon. as Counter 5 00
$2.641 25
Appropriation. $2,300 00
Appropriation, Special Police. 300 00
ADVERTISING, PRINTING AND STATIONERY.
Paid T. O. Metcalf & Co., for printing $329 00
F. W. Crooker. for printing - 104 00
Norfolk Publishing Co .. for printing 2 50
C. E. Pond. for stationery and postage - 12 00
Thomas Groome & Co. 5 25
Aaron Gay & Co. - 1 00
$453 75
Appropriation, $400,00.
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LIBRARY.
Paid Charles E. Pond. in fall for appropriation - $713 48 Appropriation, $375 00 Appropriation from dog tax. 338 4S
GRADE CROSSINGS. 1
Paid F. Endicott, for plans and surveys - $205 75 J. J. Feely, for printing and cash paid - 127 05 Robert Rogers, for surveying - 7 50
J. H. Bnrdakin, recording decree and plan - 15 50
Clerk of Court. for copies of report of special commission 70 00
$425 80
AAppropriation, $500.00.
LAND DAMAGE, WINTER STREET.
Paid Peter Mahoney, for damage $50 00
W. F. Tilton, for damage 75 00
George H. Morrill, for damage 225 00
G. Bastian, for damage 20 00
Appropriation. $365.00.
$370 00
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REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS.
To the Board of Selectmen:
GENTLEMEN: I respectfully submit my annual report of the work done on the Highways for the year ending January 31, 1894:
ACCOUNT ON HIGHWAYS, BRIDGES AND CULVERTS.
Paid F. H. Hartshorne.
95 days
4 hours. at $2.75
$262 47
Walter Shackley. 67 ..
2 .. 2.00
134 44
John Colbert. 65 .. 51 6
131 11
Patrick Conolly: 73
. . 146 44
Bartley Flarherty, 79
158 00
M. Folan. 101
202 96
Dan. Murphy.
26 ..
6 ..
53 33
P'. McManus,
81
..
162 44
Albert Clay.
17
1
6.
73 78
Dan. Horrigan.
17 66
4 1.
..
34 88
Tim. Dolliher,
90 ..
. .
180 99
Sumner Ellis,
..
..
..
15 56
John Gilbright,
8
..
16 00
James Boyden,
1-
.
7
..
15 56
Enos Lane,
13 00
R. Oldham,
93
13 ..
186 33
Ed. Morrisey,
11
.6
2 .
..
22 44
Dennis McCarthy.
60
143 ..
29 00
Wm. C. Fisher,
.6
4
18 SS
Eben Gay.
7
6.
S
..
15 78
John Nugent.
144 "
29 00
J. E. Hartshorn,
10
4
..
20 88
.
. .
..
..
34 22
F. L. Fisher.
36 ..
6층
. .
. .
120 33
Thomas Kerrisey.
..
..
Amount carried forward, $2.077 82
1
37
Amount brought forward,
$2,077 82
Paid John Folan,
13 days
6 hours, at $2.00
27 33
Geo. Hawes.
13 “
7
27 56
Geo. Metcalf.
15↓ ··
66
31 00
Geo. Morse,
15 66
74 .
31 62
P. Connors,
3
6
at 1.00
3 60
Jerry Quinlan,
6
1
at 2.00
12 22
John Quinlan,
13 1
26 22
Coleman Costello. 8
16 44
Thos. Ford, 5
10 44
Jolın Farrell.
11 . :
6
6.
23 33
Thos. Morgan.
6
1
6:
12 88
Patrick Fay, 2
6:
4 00
Sumner Bagley,
10 . 6
21 33
Frank Timberlake. 5
1 at 1.00
5 10
Patrick Leonard,
at 2.00
11 00
Morris Fitzgerald,
1 -
..
4
..
12 88
Matthew Drummy, 4
8 00
Martin Lyden, 4
8 00
John Sullivan, 61
122 55
Andrew Kelly,
1 7S
Chas. Katzenmeier. 2 .
4 00
John Fitzgerald.
7 00
P. Kelly,
33 - .. 4 .: (on ledge) at 2.50
..
at 2.00
32 00
Chas. T. Flood.
2 hours ' ..
44
Frank P. Flood,
. .
.44
Nathan Johnson, 1
2 00
F. H. Hartshorne. team, 350 days 4 hours. at $1.70 595 76
Albert Clay, . :
17
1 ..
29 09
F. L. Fisher, . .
.. 65 45
Wm. C. Fisher. .:
19
4
.. 33 06
Amount carried forward,
$3.289 43
..
..
..
14 99
WVm. Leary, 6
..
..
25 ". 6.
10.00
Win. Geary, 16
.6
38
Amount brought forward,
at $1.70 28 05
Thos. Kerrisey,
27 .. 6 hours. .. 47 04
Eben Gay, 6. 15 .. 6 26 64
J. E. Hartshorn, .. 20 6 ‹ .
..
35 14
John Nugent.
29 ..
..
49 30
John Folan, 27 6.
3
..
46 47
Geo. Hawes, 27를 .. ..
46 75
Geo. Metcalf,
52 89
Geo. Morse, .. 28 -
63 . .. 48 83
36 27
John Fitzgerald,
33
5 95
Frank P. Flood,
..
2
.. . .
38
Nathan Johnson, .. .. 3 40
Win. C. Fisher 344 2-borse loads gravel at 10cts. 34 40
Leonard Fisher. 382
.. 38 20
Eben Gay, 56 ..
66 .. 5 60
Winslow Morse. 742 .. ..
.. 74 20
Winslow Morse. 1
.. loam at 25ets. 1 00
Winslow Morse. 27
..
.. stone at 5cts. 1 35
John Ellis. 56 ..
gravel at 10cts. 5 60
From town pit. 126 .. ..
Wilson St. 102 ..
..
Wash'n St. 30 .. ..
Geo. E. Sanborn, for tools and pipe, 21 07
Ed. Grover, for plans and surveying Rock Hill St .. 5 00
John Nugent, for labor, Water Com's office. 4 75
Albert Dean, labor. 5 03
Geo. E. Sanborn, for pipe. 4 74
Geo. F. Bagley, for labor on bridge, 3 25
Geo. E. Sanborn, for pipe. - 2 20
F. A. Fales, for cement. 1 00
J. E. Plimpton & Co., basin screen. - -
8 10
Amount carried forward.
$3.332 93
31 1 6.
Sumner Bagley, 21 ..
..
$3,289 33 Paid Dennis McCarthy, team, 16₺ days.
39
Amount brought forward, $3,932 93
Paid Robert Rogers, for surveying.
3 50
Geo. E. Sanborn, for pipe, 10 46
Geo. E. Sanborn, for pipe, 23 50
I. T. Snow, for supplies, - 55
Sumner Bagley, for labor, 2 00
Spear & Smith, for work on catch basins, - 5 00
.J. E. Plimpton & Co .. for basin screen, 8 34
Labor on platform screen, 4 00
Geo. E. Sanborn, for tools and pipe.
6 49
Geo. H. Morse, for labor,
46 82
Geo. E. Sanborn, for tools, - 1 30
14 00
Wmı. Bateman, for labor
2 00
Albert Dean, for labor,
2 00
M. Burk, for labor, 4 00
F. L. Fisher, for gravel,
11 40
Bell & Casey, for basin screen,
9 83
Geo. E. Sanborn, for pipe,
4 02
John Nugent, for cutting down trees. 5 00
4 22
John Wilde, for labor, -
4 22
F. A. Fales, for cement.
50
(". D. Hoar, for labor.
6 00
Geo. Hawes, for labor.
16 80
Ezra Hubbard. supplies. sharpening tools and bolting trees. - 42 87
Norwood Express Co., for expressing 1 40
Wm. Fisher. for tools. 2 94
$4.175 09
Appropriation, $4,000.00.
Amount refunded for gravel and extra work. $61.74.
-
Patrick Fay, for labor,
-
Geo. F. Bagley, for basin frames.
10
ACCOUNTS OF SIDEWALKS.
Paid F. H. Hartshorne. 30 days 6 hours. at $2.75
$84 33
F. L. Fisher,
2.00
3 00
Eben Gay, 13 .
..
3 00
J. E. Hartshorn, 1분 "
3 00
John Nugent,
..
3 00
Dan Horrigan,
٠٠
3 00
Dan Murphy, 13 · ·
..
3 00
R. Oldham.
8 . 1 ..
16 22
T. Dolliher.
T .:
..
11 56
John Quinlan,
3 00
Walter Shackley, 47 ..
1-
95 56
P. Connolly. 48 6.
1 ..
6.
96 22
Bartley Flaherty,
25
..
50 44
John Colbert. 403 ".
..
81 00
Sumner Ellis, 2 .
4 00
Dennis McCarty,
39 1 ..
78 22
John Sullivan,
10 00
P. McManus.
63 .
6.
13 00
M. Folan,
1 .
2 00
Tom Kerriseey.
6 00
Win. C. Fisher, 23.
..
5 00
F. H. Hartshorne. team,
187₺ days,
at 1.70
318 75
F. L. Fisher, ..
..
5 10
Eben Gay,
5 10
J. E. Hartshorn. ..
5 10
John Nugent, ..
..
. .
5 10
Win. C. Fisher, 6.
63
..
..
11 05
Tom Kerrissey, ..
6 ..
6.
10 20
Win. C. Fisher, 91 two-horse loads gravel. at 10 cents 9 10
John Ellis, 718 two-horse loads gravel. at 10 cents,
71 80
Amount carried forward.
$1,015 85
..
.
..
..
41
Amount brought forward, $1.015 85
Paid Leonard Fisher. 157 two-horse loads gravel, at 10
cents, 15 70
Geo. B. Talbot. 16 one-horse loads gravel. at 6 cents,
Geo. B. Talbot, 123 two-horse loads gravel,
From Washington St., 50 two-horse loads gravel,
From Cottage St .. 10 two-horse loads gravel,
Appropriation, $1.000.00.
ACCOUNT OF WORK DONE ON COUNTY ROAD.
Paid F. H. Hartshorne, 36 days. 5} hours. at $2.75 $100 61
Walter Shackley. 27 4 2.00 54 00
P. McManus. 16
32 00
T. Dolliher. 173 .
35 00
M. Folan, 32 ..
.. 65 68 ..
50 00
John Sullivan. 23
..
46 00
R. Oldham. 29 ..
..
58 00
Dan Murphy. 26 . .
..
52 00
Geo. Katzenmeier. 18 ..
..
36 00
P. Kelly. 18 (on' ledge). ..
2.50
45 00
John Colbert. 18
2.00
36 00
Geo. Hawes, 14
6.
28 00
Dennis McCarty.
123 "
6.
25 00
Geo. Cottle.
18 .
..
36 00
Amount carried forward.
$754 29
P. Connolly, 275 .. ..
55 00
Bartley Flaherty. 25 ..
$1,032 51
42
Amount brought forward,
$754 29
Paid John Fitzgerald,
13 days
at $2.00
26 00
Morris Fitzgerald.
21
..
42 00
P. Collins,
143 .
29 00
John Scannell.
12 ..
.'
24 00
Dan Horrigan,
13 6.
..
26 00
WVm. Bateman,
9
..
..
18 00
Ed. Rooney,
S
16 00
Dennis Higgins.
S
16 00
John Kennedy,
8
16 00
Patrick McCarty
17 00
Gus Sherer,
6
7 hours
..
13 56
Sumner Bagley.
..
16 00
Geo. Morse.
..
..
16 00
John Folan,
18 00
Thos. Kerrissey. 1-
..
14 00
Nathan Johnson. 153 ..
31 00
Geo. Metcalf,
14
..
28 00
John Nugent.
14
28 00
L. Tisdale, 1-
..
14 00
F. L. Fisher.
14
..
28 00
Eben Gay,
..
16 00
Albert Clay.
8 ..
..
16 00
John Welsh.
9 00
John Cronin,
3
6.
6 00
Martin Lyden. 1
2 00
Frank Baker.
3
..
6 00
Matthew Drummy.
..
6 00
Frank Rooney. ;
..
..
6 00
Martin Conolly, 2 ..
4 00
Arthur Chandler, 2
..
1 00
M. Killarne,
10 4
20 00
F. H. Hartshorne. team. 112 days.
at 1.70 190 40
Amount carried forward.
$1.476 25
..
..
43
Amount brought forward, $1,476 25 team 28 days at $1.70 47 60
Paid Geo. Hawes.
Geo. Cottle,
..
28
17 60
John Fitzgerald.
..
4
.. 83 hours, 6.
8 42
Patrick McCarty.
..
16 ..
27 20
Gus Sherer,
.. 13 ..
4
. .
.
27 20
Geo. Morse.
16
..
..
27 20
.John Folan,
..
18 .. ..
14 .. .:
..
2
..
..
49 68
Geo. Metcalf.
..
28 ..
..
47 60
John Nugent.
.:
28 .. ..
14 . . ..
23 80
F. L. Fisher.
( .
20 ..
34 00
Eben Gay,
..
16
..
27 20
Albert Clay.
6.
S
13 60
Geo. Hawes, for posts,
2 38
Ed. Fuller, for sand,
12 29
W. C. Cottrell, for stakes. -
3 00
Geo. F. Bagley, for building fence. -
7 27
Jas. G. Gillings, for use of forge.
5 00
Geo. R. Cottle. for fuse caps and wagon, -
16 53
Geo. H. Sampson, for battery caps and forcite.
12 24
Geo. H. Sampson. for forcite, - 4 09
Ezra Hubbard. for sharpening tools and drills. 19 18
J. D. Smith, for labor. 8 07
Geo. E. Sanborn. for tools. - 2 48
Robert Rogers, for surveying. -
11 00
$2,085 74
Appropriation. $2.200.00.
Respectfully submitted, F. H. HARTSHORNE,
Superintendent of Streets.
..
22 86
Sumner Bagley.
..
16
..
30 60
Thos. Kerrissey. ..
23 80
Nathan Jolinson.
..
29
..
47 60
L. Tisdale. ..
44
WIDENING WINTER STREET.
Paid Robert Rogers, for surveying - $3 50
William Hotchkiss, for building wall 50 00
George E. Sanborn, for pipe 24 93
F. H. Hartshorne, for labor - 69 65
John Nugent, for building 850 00
$998 0S
Appropriation, $1,000.00.
BOND STREET.
Paid Howard Plimpton, for building
$188 29 Appropriation, $188.29.
EDGE-STONES ON WASHINGTON AND NAHATAN STREETS.
Paid Rev. James B. Troy, for setting
- $175 00 Appropriation. $175.00.
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GRAVEL PLATFORM.
Paid Walker & Goodwin, for building $85 40
E. L. Hubbard, for labor and supplies - 11 18
Ames Plow Co., for netting 19 50
E. F. Roby, for painting 7 00
Appropriation, $100.00.
$123 08
REMOVING SNOW.
Paid Fred H. Hartshorne. for labor - $476 17
George E. Metcalf, for labor 103 00
John Nugent, for labor 66 35
George H. Morse, for labor - 32 73
Fred L. Fisher, for labor - 48 84
Albert L. Dean, for labor 10 44
John Ellis, for labor 2 80
George H. Hawes, for labor - 12 00
Pendergast & Callahan. for labor 1 05
$753 38
Appropriation. $900 00.
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LIGHTING STREETS.
Paid H. A. Bigelow.
care
1
lamp, 5
mos ..
$3 75
Frank Bagley,
..
1
12
..
9 00
John Nugent.
..
1
1
3 00
Stephen Curran,
..
1
..
24
18 00
F. W. Crooker,
1
..
3
66
2 25
Chas. Weatherbee.
..
1
..
3
2 25
C. A. Brooks,
..
1
..
3 37
W. E. Rhoads,
..
. .
9
33 75
E. Edmunds,
..
1
..
10
7 50
Oakes Angier.
..
1
..
12
..
9 00
W. W. Everett.
..
1
12
9 00
James Lavine,
..
1
10号
..
7 75
John Peterson,
.6
1
12
..
9 00
Patrick Mahoney.
..
1
..
12
..
9 00
H. E. F. Boyden.
1
93
..
7 13
Sumner Bagley.
1
..
12
..
9 00
G. H. Bateman.
..
1
12
9 00
Wm. H. Gay,
1
.
..
18
13 50
Louis Dexter,
..
1
..
12
..
9 00
Samuel Page,
..
1
..
12
6.
9 00
P. J. Mahoney.
1
12
9 00
Herbert Ballou,
1
12
..
9 00
.J. L. Boyden,
..
1
12
9 00
George A. Alden.
..
1
..
6 75
C. D. Pond,
1
..
12
..
9 00
Ellis Boyden.
..
1
12
9 00
Ellis Boyden.
1
·
6
..
4 50
F. E. Boyden.
..
3
..
12
27 00
Amount carried forward.
$272 50
..
..
6 00
Walter Roby.
1
. 6
47
Amount brought forward,
$272 50
Paid Walter E. Bailey.
..
1
12
..
36 00
Walter E. Bailey.
..
1
..
10
..
7 50
Rudolph Elischer.
..
1
..
12
9 00
F. M. Readel,
. (
1
12
9 00
G. L. Ingraham,
9 00
L. Currier,
..
1
.:
12
..
9 00
F. Groote.
..
1
..
12
..
9 00
Mrs. J. Smith.
..
1
..
12
9 00
Frank H. Farnsworth.
..
1
..
12
..
9 00
Jarvis Gay,
..
1
..
12
..
9 00
B. W. Mylod.
..
1
..
12
9 00
Norwood Gas Light Co ..
47
..
..
211 50
$608 50
Appropriation. $600.00. .
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Paid F. Tinker & Co .. rent of Selectmen's room, $84 00 Norwood Gas Light Co., gas, Selectmen's room. 15 99
E. F. Gay, wood for Selectmen's room. - F. Tinker & Co., supplies for Selectmen's room !. Win. Foreman, for repairing stove, - - 2 50 F. Tinker, for returning births, marriages and deaths. - 72 70
3 65
14 63
F. Tinker, for recording deeds. 11 75
E. L. Bigelow, for rent of hall, - 71 00
G. F. Bagley, for labor on voting booths. 15 00
Amount carried forward, $291 22
1 12
..
48
Amount brought forward, $291 22
Paid G. F. Bagley, for bookcase,
G. F. Bagley, for repairing Morse bridge, - 12 75
115 86
C. S. Gould, as Cattle Inspector.
100 00
F. L. Fisher, for postage,
1. 00
F. A. Fales, for postage, - 1 00
Holmes Nye, for damage to horse. 125 00
John Scarry. for repairing carriage. - 4 00
C. B. Dexter. for repairing hearse house, 22 00
C. B. Dexter. for returning deaths. - 9 50
Dr. I. S. Fogg, for returning births. 9 00
Dr. F. W. Dodge, for returning births. 3 75
Dr. F. M. Cragin, for returning births. - 2 00
Dr. C. S. Gould, for returning births. 1 25
F. Endicott, for surveying, 4 00
Robert Rogers, for surveying and making plans. 29 00
Boston Safe Deposit Co .. for rent of safe. 10 00
E. L. Burdakin, for list of deeds. - 10 00
A. T. Harriott. for handcuffs. etc .. 5 75
H. L. Boyden, for measuring carts. 1 40
A. J. Percell. for convicting fruit thieves. 25 00
J. P. Hamlin. for labor, 10 00
James P. Sullivan. for setting shade trees. 2 00
H. Tucker, for setting glass. 1 60
M. D. Wilbur, for repairing concrete, 15 00
Sumner Bagley, for distributing reports, 8 00
Sumner Bagley. for notifying dog owners. 12 00
$832 08
Appropriation. $800.00.
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RECAPITULATION.
Total paid for
Schools,
$16,247 91
School buildings. 11,964 20
Fire Department. 1,708 80
3,418 00
Support of non-resident poor,
414 27
State and Military aid. .
144 00
George K. Bird Post.
150 00
Old Cemetery.
100 00
Illegal sales of liquor.
14 27
Norwood Water Works, -
7,013 00
Trial Justice fees.
171 18
Town Officers,
2,641 25
Advertising. printing. stationery.
453 75
Library. -
713 48
Highways. bridges and culverts.
4,175 09
Sidewalks.
1,032 51
County road.
2,085 74
Grade crossings.
425 80
Land damage. Winter St .. -
370 00
Widening of Winter St .. 998 08
Bond St .. -
188 29
Edgestones Washington and Nahatan Sts ..
175 00
Gravel platform.
123 08
Removing suow.
753 38
Lighting streets. 608 50
Miscellaneous,
832 08
Total amount of orders drawn. -
$56,921 66
Support of Norwood poor.
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We hereby certify that we have this day compared the Selectmen's vouchers with the Treasurer's orders as paid, and find that they correspond.
L. E. INGRAHAM. ' ELMER H. BAKER,
Auditors.
ESTIMATES.
As required by the By-Laws, we submit the following estimates for the ordinary expenses of the ensuing year :- For Salaries of teachers in schools $10,600 00
Salary of music teacher
400 00 250 00
Evening school
School books 1,000 00
Incidental expenses of schools
3,000 00
High School note and interest
2,140 00
West School note and interest
1,120 00
Guild School note and interest
1,980 00
Interest on water bonds 3,400 00 240 00
Interest on water takers' loan
Note and interest in anticipation of taxes
3,224 00
Sinking Fund for water bonds
3,000 00
Highways -
4,000 00
Bridges and culverts 800 00
Sidewalks - -
1.000 00
Surveying and setting street bounds 200 00
Removing snow - 800 00
Lighting streets 1,000 00
Fire Department 1,700 00
Amount carried forward,
$39 854 00
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Amount brought forward, $39,854 00
Support of poor
3,500 00
State and military aid
400 00
Trial Justice fees -
200 00
Abatements of taxes -
500 00
Library -
200 00
Town Officers
2,500 00
Special Police
300 00
Old Cemetery 100 00
Printing and stationery -
500 00
Incidentals 1.000 00
Widening Winter street
1,000 00
$50.054 00
LIABILITIES.
The liabilities of the town are as follows :- Water bonds, payable-
August 1, 1895 $10,000 00
June 1. 1896 5,000 00
Angust 1, 1900 10,000 00
June 1, 1901 5,000 00
August 1, 1905 10,000 00
June 1, 1906 5,000 00
August 1, 1910
10,000 00
·June 1, 1911 5,000 00
August 1. 1915
25,000 00
$85,000 00
Interest 4 %
Less Sinking Funds - -
13,284 35 $71,715 65
Amount carried fortcard.
$71,715 65
Amount brought forward, $71.715 65
High School notes due-
December 12, 1894 2,000 00
January 17, 1895 - 1,000 00 March 1, 1896 - 1,000 00 4.000 00
Interest 33% West School notes due-
September 2, 1894 1,000 00
November 7, 1895 1,000 00
November 7, 1896
1.000 00
3,000 00
Interest 4;
Guild School notes due-
November 5, 1894 - 1,500 00
November 5, 1895 1,500 00
November 10, 1896 -
1,500 00
November 10, 1897 2,000 00
November 10, 1897
1,000 00
November 18. 1898
1.000 00
December 1, 1898
-
2,500 00
November 10. 1899
1,000 00
$12,000 00
Interest 4
Water takers' loan due-
November 5, 1895 1,000 00
November 5, 1895
1,000 00
November 5. 1897
1,000 00
November 5, 1897
1,000 00
4,000 00
Interest 64. Anticipation of taxes of 1894, due- December 31, 1894 3,100 00
Interest 4% Outstanding bills, about
800 00
$98,615 65
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RESOURCES.
The resources of the town, applicable to the payment of expenses for the current year, are :-
- $367 93 Cash in the treasury, January 31, 1894, -
REMARKS.
The Selectmen have presented in the foregoing pages their report of the payments of the town of Norwood for the year ending January 31, 1894. The following sums were granted by the town to be raised by tax in 1893, as appears by the Town Clerk's certificate on file :-
Town grant -
$41,523 65
State tax
2,950 00
County tax
2,524 .45
Overlays - -
552 22
Total amount raised by tax $47,550 32
Amount appropriated from treasury -
1,670 07
Amount borrowed, to be raised by tax, 1894
3,100 00
Amount voted from corporation and bank tax credits
2,578 00
Total $54,898 39
A list of the appropriations will be found on pages 7 and 8.
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The following appropriations have been overdrawn :-
Schools
$997 11
Interest on Guild School notes
60 00
Town Officers 1 25
Printing and stationery
53 75
Highways and sidewalks
145 36
Gravel screen -
23 08
Norwood water works
13 00
Lighting streets
8 50
Miscellaneous
32 08
$1,374 13
Payments have been made as follows, for which there are no appropriations, but are for amounts to be refunded to the treasury :-
For aid to non-resident poor $414 27
Trial Justice fees paid 171 18
State and military aid -
144 00
$729 45
There were bills due and unpaid January 31, 1894, amounting to about $800 00
Salaries of teachers for February 1,000 00
Interest on notes due in February
175 00
Care of school houses
100 00
The unusual amount of snow will make an extra
expense of about
400 00
Total amount* $2,475 00
*Should be paid before the March meeting.
We have in the treasury $367.93 with which to pay the above bills. The Appropriation Committee, in taking the cor- poration and bank tax credits from the treasury to pay for repairing the Everett school building, probably thought they were making a saving for the town, but we think it would have been as well had the appropriation been provided in some other manner. It seems unwise to begin the year with less than twenty-five hundred dollars in the treasury to meet the running expenses for the month of February. or until the appropriations are made.
Our estimates for the ordinary expenses and fixed eharges for the current year are $50,054.00, to which must be added the state and eounty tax.
STREET LIGHTS.
The vote of the town was that the lighting of the streets should be given out by contraet after May 1, 1893. But as the appropriation was eut down over two hundred dollars, the eom- mittee could hardly expect that any person would aeeept the contract.
The Norwood Gas Light Co., having mains in several of the streets, have lighted forty-seven burners from November 1st to February 1st, at the rate of $1.50 per light per month, and the balance of the appropriation has been expended.
We think if a contract could be made with the Gas Light Co. to light about eighty burners at the rate of $12.00 per light per year. the streets would be lighted in a more satisfactory manner than they could be by oil lamps.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
We have adopted last year's Rules and Regulations, with several additions, and herewith print them, and ask that they receive the serious consideration of the citizens of the town.
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RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE NORWOOD BOARD OF HEALTH.
Chap. 80, Sect. 18. Public Statutes :- "The Board of Health of a town shall make such regulations as it judges necessary for the public health and safety, respecting nuisances. sources of filth, and causes of sickness within its town.
Whoever violates any such regulation shall forfeit a sum not exceeding one hundred dollars."
The Board of Health of Norwood desires to call the atten- tion of the owners, agents, and occupants of tenement, houses. dwelling houses. market places. and other property in the town. to the necessity of taking prompt and energetic measures for the thorough cleaning up of their premises. and of putting them in such a condition otherwise as to have them conform in all re- spects to the laws in relation to health. The Board of Health will at once proceed to exercise its full authority, particularly to secure strict compliance with the following requirements:
1. The removal of ashes, garbage. and refuse material of any kind from cellars. yards, vacant lots, and passage ways.
2. The removal of the contents of privy vaults and cess- pools, and the disinfection of the same at frequent intervals. There is nothing better for absorbing liquids and disinfecting privy vaults than an abundant supply of dry loam or dry sifted coal ashes thrown in twice a week, or better, daily.
3. All drains, and the receptacles thereof. must be so con- structed and cared for as to prevent the escape of noxious gases therefrom.
4. Every householder in whose dwelling there shall occur a case of small-pox, varioloid. scarlet fever, diphtheria. typhoid fever, dysentery, or measles. shall. immediately upon the dis- covery thereof, report such cases to the Board of Health, and receive instructions therefrom.
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5. No person from any dwelling or tenement house wherein a case of small-pox, varioloid, typhoid fever, scarlet fever, diph- theria, or cholera, shall occur, shall attend any school, church, or publie gathering of any kind. without a permit from the Board of Healthi.
6. All persons afflicted with any one of the diseases speci- fied in Rule 5, and all articles infected by the same, shall be immediately separated from all persons liable to contract or communicate the disease.
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