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34.62
Norwood Sewer Department, for pipe,
71.05
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F. A. Fales & Co., for cement and pipe, $ 24.85
John McKinnon, for labor and supplies on bridge, 218.83
Good Roads Machine Co., for supplies, 8.50
Pendergast & Callahan, for supplies, 19.00
H. C. Babcock, for supplies, . 60
Geo. F. Willett, for drain pipe, 32.50
Good Roads Machine Co., for supplies,
6.00
Fred L. Fisher, for 178 loads gravel Neponset street,
89.00
Geo. E. Sanborn, for gravel,
2.10
Fred A. Hartshorne, 88 loads cinders,
8.80
Fred A. Hartshorne, for 88 loads cinders,
8.80
Fred A. Hartshorne, for labor on Pleasant street,
5.00
R. G. Fuller, for labor on steam roller,
2.00
Pendergast & Callahan, for supplies,
2.25
Good Roads Machine Co., for supplies,
1.50
Fred A. Hartshorne for express,
.25
Fred L. Fisher for 186 loads gravel,
18.60
N. Y., N. H. &. H. R. R. Co., for freight,
.40
Buffalo Steam Roller Co., for supplies,
5.00
Good Roads Machine Co., for supplies,
8.80
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., for freight,
5.00
F. A. Hartshorn, for 197 loads cinders,
19.70
Beaver Coal Co., for coal and wood, 22.00
2.80
F. A. Hartshorne, 45 loads cinders,
4.50
Parker, for supplies,
4.40
Hunt's Store, for lanterns,
220.00
Studerbaker Bros., for street sweeper,
12.50
J. E. Plimpton & Co., for castings, Winslow Bros. & Smith Co., for valve,
.39
I. T. Snow, for supplies,
1.95
James Barrett Mfg. Co., for supplies,
2.05
Wm. D. Huntoon, for supplies,
.55
Hunt's Store, for lanterns
2.10
Parker Bros., for supplies,
7.05
I. T. Snow, for supplies,
2.10
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Fred L. Fisher, for nine loads gravel, $ .90
Parker Bros., for supplies, 3.95
W. B. McKelvey, street blankets for Fire Dept. horses, 5.00
Norwood Shoe Store, for supplies,
5.50
Richard Walsh, for labor and supplies,
38.15
Hunt's Store, for lanterns,
2.10
McLeod & Dean, for supplies,
2.90
Wm. Ryan, for labor and supplies,
8.70
Wm. Allen, for labor and supplies,
2.10
Fred L. Fisher, for 74 loads gravel at 6 cents,
4.44
Parker Bros., for supplies,
.72
Milton H. Howard, for frame for plan,
.75
Fred L. Fisher, for ten loads gravel at 6 cents,
.60
John Nugent, for eleven loads gravel at 10 cents,
1.10
J. E. Plimpton & Co., for grates,
11.50
Norwood Sewer Dept., for pipes,
6.18
Fred A. Hartshorne, for repairs on Pleasant street, 2.00
Fred L. Fisher, for four loads gravel at 10 cents, 128 loads at 6 cents, 8.08
Matthew Drummey, for labor at Hoyle street culvert, 92.52
Geo. F. Bagley, for labor and supplies,
5.00
Norwood Sewer Dept., labor Broadway ledge,
63.81
Walworth Mfg. Co., for supplies,
8.37
Good Roads Machine Co., for supplies,
7.50
Beaver Coal Co., for coal and wood,
11.50
Parker Bros., for supplies,
1.24
Good Roads Machine Co., for supplies,
3.75
John McKinnon, for labor and supplies,
4.19
Beaver Coal Co., for coal and wood,
26.45
Geo. M. Lepper, for supplies,
5.00
Good Roads Machine Co., for supplies,
55.25
Beaver Coal Co., for coal,
27.50
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F. A. Hartshorne, 557 loads cinders at 70 cents, delivered at Rock street, Florence avenue and Bright street,
389.90
Fred J. Wood, plans for proposed street,
60.00
Geo. A. Smith, for plans and labor on street,
124.25
H. F. Winslow, for numbering houses, $ 14.25
John McKinnon, labor on bridges and fences, 46.97
John McKinnon, replanking Water street bridge,
511.96
F. A. Fales & Co., for cement,
1.70
Fred L. Fisher, for 63 loads gravel at 6 cents,
3.78
McLeod & Dean, for supplies,
.40
E. L. Hubbard, for labor and supplies,
19.90
John McKinnon, for catch basin frames and repairing bridges, 34.41
· L. G. Marston for express,
4.40
N. S. Adams, plans for new street,
5.30
Parker Bros., for supplies,
3.61
$6,202.29
Appropriation,
$5,500.00
Excise tax,
670.91
Receipts,
42.84
$6,213.75
· The following items show the cost of construction and repairs in the Highway Department during the year.
Highways.
Neponset street from Pleasant street to the estate of Leonard Fisher, was repaired at an expense of $97.00.
Rock street was graded with cinders from the Brake Shoe Foundry at an expense of $158.90.
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Also Florence avenue and Bright street was graded with the same material at an expense of $292.91.
The above streets were graded during the winter of 1910 and spring of 1911, the material being delivered by Mr. F. A. Harts- horne at 70 cents per load. Dean street, on the west side of the bridges, was repaired with Brake Shoe cinders; and on the east side (for about 200 feet), was repaired at a cost of $214.62.
On Washington street, from Morse street to the town line, the street was picked and surfaced with gravel material and rolled, at an expense of $189.53.
On Broadway, from Day street to New Broadway, the ledge was removed, and the street picked and repaired with Brake Shoe cinders at an expense of $208.19.
On Washington street from Winter street to Walnut avenue, the depressions were picked and surfaced with stone and Brake . Shoe cinders at an expense of $79.13.
On Washington and Market streets from Granite street to Guild street the depressions were graded with stone and sur- faced with stone dust at an expense of $61.55.
Florence avenue, on the north and south sides, the gutters were formed. The surplus material was used in grading the street and sidewalk. The cost for this work was $32.50.
Bullard street from Day street to Winter street was repaired with stone obtained from the Episcopal church grounds, rolled and surfaced with material obtained from the same source, at an expense of $201.52.
Nahatan street, on the south side from Washington street to Maple street, the gutters were shaped and sidewalk repaired; and on the north side from School street to Fulton street, the gutters were shaped and sidewalk repaired with stone dust; also the street from Fulton street to house of Patrick Fay estate was raised with a stone foundation, surfaced and rolled; the material being obtained from the Sewer Department. The cost for this work was $192.58.
Walpole street, from Washington street to Winter street, was
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picked and repaired with stone, and surfaced with dust, at an expense of $157.61.
Washington street, from the subway to Chapel street, was picked and repaired with stone; also the gutters on Chapel street and Savin avenue, were repaired. The cost for this work was $42.42. The hill on Cross street at the junction of Pleasant street was repaired with material from the Sewer De- partment, at an expense of $9.20. Howard street, from Wash- ington street to Baker street was picked and repaired with stone and surfaced with dust at an expense of $69.10.
On Chapel street the depressions were filled and street re- paired at an expense of $29.06.
Morse street, from Short street to the railroad bridge, was graveled at an expense of $48.00.
Washington street, at Ellis bridge, was repaired at an ex- pense of $12.70.
The cost for crushing the stone we obtained from the Sewer Department during the year was $350.60, cost per ton in the bins, 70 cents. The cost for repairing washouts and depres- sions during the year was $63.34.
Sidewalks.
Vernon street on the north side from Washington street to Nichols street. Maple street on the west side.
Prospect street, on the west side abutting land of Mr. L. Mar- ston, was repaired with stone dust at an expense of $28.23.
New Broadway, on the west side, from Nahatan street to the culvert, was repaired with cinders obtained from the town yard at an expense of $10.38.
Railroad avenue on the north side from Baker street to Washington street was graded and surfaced with stone dust at an expense of $22.18.
On Railroad avenue at residence of Mr. M. Norton, the side- walk was raised with cinders obtained from Mr. J. W. Conger and surfaced with dust, at an expense of $22.76.
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Winslow avenue, from Chapel street to land of Mr. Rhoads, material obtained from the Chapel street work, was placed on the west side to raise the sidewalk to conform with the street. The cost of this work was $34.62.
Lenox street, on the east side from Willow to Cross street,, was graded with screened gravel obtained from the Chapel street work, and finished with a coat of stone dust at an expense of $59.92.
Washington street, abutting the Robbins estate, was repaired, at an expense of $9.29.
Washington street, on the west side from Mylod street to the line was graded with cinders obtained from F. W. Bird Co., at an expense of $84.80.
Washington street, on the west side, the culvert grate was. lowered and gutter graded for about 300 feet to relieve the water which was obstructed on account of the grade, also the sidewalk was repaired from tbe culvert to land of Mr. Geo. Morse. The cost for this work was $136.26.
Cross street, on the south side, abutting land of Mr. Tobin, and on Central street for about 40 feet the sidewalk and street were repaired at an expense of $19.18.
Florence avenue, on the south side from Bright street, the sidewalk was raised and gutters shaped.
On Bright street the sidewalk on the east and west side was repaired with material from the Brake Shoe Foundry, at a cost of $124.00.
Care of Main Street.
The cost for the care of the main street in the business section including the repairs in November, was $176.65.
Bridges.
Canton bridge No. 1 on Neponset street was replanked at an expense of $55.30. This bridge was repaired before replanking at an expense of $5.44.
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· On Morse street a portion of the bridge was replanked at an expense of $118.40.
On Short street the bridge was repaired at an expense of $15.29.
On Morse street the bridge was repaired before replanking at a cost of $2.36.
Water street bridge was repaired before replanking at an expense of $1.76.
Canton bridge No. 2, planks renewed at a cost of $18.19.
On Central street the bridge was repaired at an expense of $3.30.
On Water street the bridge was repaired at a cost of $2.66. This bridge was replanked in the spring and new stringers set where called for. The cost for this work was $533.89.
The rail on the bridge at the Canton line was damaged on account of an automobile accident and was repaired at an ex- pense of $13.76.
With the exception of the last two items the above bridges were repaired during the fall of 1910.
Fences.
On Walpole street the fence on the east side at the Winslow lot was repaired at an expense of $19.38. Washington street, junction of Dean street, $3.47. Prospect street and Nahatan street at a cost of $20.25.
Care of Drains.
The drain in the rear of the lockup, and also the culvert on Cross street at Mr. Tobin's lot, was cleaned at an expense of $5.47.
On Nahatan street, the culvert at the land of Mr. Parker's was cleaned at a cost of $2.00.
The culvert on the southerly side of Village Hall was cleaned at a cost of $2.00.
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The drain on the northerly side of the town yard was widened and cleaned at a cost of $4.00.
On Hill street the drain running northerly from the street, was cleaned at a cost of $1.78.
On Walpole street, at the junction of Walnut avenue, the 8-inch pipe crossing the street was taken up and 27 feet of new pipe was required to replace those broken, also two small catch basins were constructed. The cost for this work was $19.98.
The culvert on Walpole street abutting land of Mr. James Berwick was cleaned at a cost of $4.00.
The culverts at the junction of Nichols and Cottage street, and Maple and Vernon streets, were cleaned at a cost of $4.00.
On Morse street, the spring that broke out at the railroad bridge was obviated by excavating and laying three inch pipe to the gutter; also the culvert north of the Balch School on Washington street was cleaned. The cost for the above work was $8.49.
Raking, Scraping and Cleaning Gutters.
The cost for raking, scraping and cleaning gutters in the spring and during the year was $865.65.
Mowing Grass and Bushes.
The cost for cutting the grass and bushes during the year was $143.00.
Cleaning Catch Basin.
The cost for cleaning catch basins and disposing of the ma- terial was $132.32.
Care of Basins in Storms.
The cost for the care of basins in storms was $66.55.
New Catch Basins.
On Concord avenue a new catch basin was built of stone, and another constructed to connect with the proposed drain. The cost for this work was $32.50.
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On Elliot street, Rairoad avenue and Chapel street new frames were placed on the catch basins at a cost of $20.65.
Paving.
On Chapel street the gutters on the north side abutting land of Mr. Thomas Houllahan's was paved. The excavation for this work was costly as we encountered ledge, and had to raise the street to conform to the gutter. The cost for this work was $151.67.
On Hoyle street at the junction of Everett street a crossing gutter was formed and paved at an expense of $39.36.
Repairs were made on Cottage street at an expense of $19.29.
Concrete Sidewalks.
Concrete walks were constructed on Lenox street at the Plimpton Press, Walpole street, on the west side running south from Bond street, and on the north side of Chapel street from Washington street to the Winslow School. The cost for con- structing the sub-grade on Chapel street to receive the finished surface was $572.44. The cost for the finished surface of cement was $827.00. The cost per linear foot for constructing the sub-grade was 37 1-2 cents. In constructing this work we had a large amount of ledge to contend with, which also furnished us with material for the foundation, and combined with what we obtained from the excavation and screening, we used only 37 loads of cinders during the work.
The cost for constructing the sub-grade on Walpole street was $174.87. The cost for the finished surface was $356.63. The cost per linear foot was 27 cents. On this work we obtained (by screening) material enough to finish about one-half of the sub-grade, completing the remaining half with Brake Shoe cinders.
The cost for building the sub-grade on Lenox street was $227.56. The cost for the finished surface was $502.85. Cost
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per linear foot 42 1-2 cents. The filling for the sub-grade was furnished by the Plimpton Press.
During this work we were engaged by the Norwood School Department and the Plimpton Press to furnish labor and teams to the amount of $30.69, which was credited to the above work.
The tar concrete walks on Winter street, Walpole street, Washington street, Vernon street and Bullard street, were repaired at a cost of $500.00.
Tarvia.
The cost for labor and sand in surfacing Walpole street with Tarvia B in the spring was $139.69. Repairs were made in August and November at an expense of $35.22.
I will state that for a product that is not very expensive and easily applied to the street (compared with some of the other asphalt preparations) preserves the surface of the streets, as will be seen by the condition of Walpole street which receives the greater part of the automobile travel. This preparation is applied to macadam streets only.
Remarks.
Our main streets and sidewalks should be kept up to the stan- dard, for they show the growth and prosperity of a town. We have been unable for the last few years to reconstruct any of the work formerly done on our main streets (where the foundation consists of gravel, with the exception of a few sections on Washı- ington street which have a Telford sub-grade) on account of the appropriation for the highways being entirely inadequate for any new work, consequently we have confined our work to repairs when necessary, and the benefit that we receive in the use of the steam roller in making such repairs, enable us to do the work at a better advantage and at a lower cost than formally.
In the last few years there has been added three or four
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miles of new streets, which makes in the neighborhood of fifty miles of streets to be kept in a safe condition for travel, and considering the various work on the street and sidewalks which are annually called for I recommend that a more liberal appro- priation be made for the ensuing year.
Our bridges have been thoroughly inspected and repaired in the last two years, and the expense on those structures will be very slight the coming year.
The main open drains should receive attention, as they are clogging with vegetable matter which is a hinderance in the flow of water from the catch basins and culverts.
I recommend that an appropriation be made for repairs on the tar concrete walks, for I consider in a short time they will be unsafe for travel. I will mention the sidewalk on the south side of Railroad avenue from Washington street to Fulton street, and Washington street on the east side from Railroad avenue to the vacant lot, also Cottage street.
I recommend continuing the sidewalk on the south side of Railroad avenue from Fulton street to Prospect street with tar concrete.
Respectfully submitted,
FRED H. HARTSHORNE, Supt. of Streets.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
Collector of Taxes
NORWOOD, MASS.
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GEORGE O. CAPEN, Collector of Taxes, in
1912
Dr.
Amount of Uncollected Accounts January 31, 1911 :
1909.
Commitment tax,
$1,445.96
Street watering,
6.00
Street betterment and sidewalks, 367.29
Supplementary, 1.06
$1,820.31
1910.
Commitment tax,
$15,906.14
Supplementary,
679.16
Street watering,
104.00
Street betterments,
2,495.82
Excise tax,
29.12
· Apportionment sewer assessments,
769.57
$21,804.12
1911.
Street betterment apportionments,
377.56
Street railroad commutation,
1,111.42
Street betterment assessments,
70.88
Water rates uncollected January 31, 1911, transferred, 10,628.09
Additional water rates, 1911,
15,608.18
Commitment tax,
135,174.39
Commitment tax additional,
338.70
Sewer assessments uncollected January 31, 1911, transferred, 12,155.47
Sewer assessments, additional,
5,751.43
Sundry water bills committed, 1,951.28
19,214.24
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account with the TOWN OF NORWOOD.
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1912
Cr.
Correction of apportionment sewer assessments, 1910, $17.30
Correction of street betterments and sidewalk as- sessments, 1910, 30.99
Street betterment tax charged in 1910, col-
lected by H. W. Gay, treasurer, in 1911, 427.14
$475.43
Cash paid H. W. Gay, treasurer,
$171,888.60
Abatements:
Street watering, 1911, $ .90
Interest on sewer apportionments,
14.32
Water rates, 56.03
Sewer apportionments, 1910, 239.13
Sewer assessments, 1910, 114.05
Taxes, 1909,
927.82
Taxes, 1910,
195.08
Taxes, 1911,
973.92
$2,521.25
Transfers:
To Apportionment betterment as-
sessments, $377.56
Apportionment sewer assess- ments, 4,769.67
Advance apportionment of sewer assessments, 1,187.44
Apportioned sewer assessments, 1,568.50
$7,903.17
Amount of Uncollected accounts Jan- uary 31, 1912: Apportioned sewer assessments not committed for collection, $26,324.61
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GEORGE O. CAPEN, Collector of Taxes in
1912
Dr.
Apportionment sewer assessments, uncol-
lected, January 31, 1911, $30,713.22
Additional apportionment sewer assessments, January 23, 1912, 1,568.50
Interest on sewer apportionments,
40.23
Non resident bank tax, 279.45
Sidewalk assessments,
251.26
1912.
Street watering assessments,
843.28
Apportionment of sewer assessments,
4,769.67
Interest on apportionment of sewer assess- ments, 537.13
Interest on street betterment apportionments and assessments, and sidewalk assessments,
110.42
Advance apportionment of sewer assessments,
1,187.44
Interest on advance apportionments of sewer assessments, 106.59
Apportioned betterment assessments,
456.76
Interest, overdue sewer apportionments, and assessments,
323.86
Sundry assessments,
490.74
$246,650.07
I have examined the accounts of Geo. O. Capen, Collector of Taxes, and find the same agreeing with the accountant's books.
JAMES E. PENDERGAST, Town Accountant.
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account with the TOWN OF NORWOOD.
1912
Cr.
Apportioned betterment assessments
not committed for collection, $406.63
Betterment apportionments 1907 to 1910, inc., 393.52
Committed interest on sewer appor- tionments, 1910, 6.77
Sewer apportionments 1910,
130.44
Sewer assessments, 11,705.48
Street watering assessments 1909, to 1910, 24.50
Sundry water charges,
194.21
Apportionments of street better- ments, 1911,
209.46
Street betterment assessments,
632.92
Interest on apportionments of sewer assessments, 1911, 77.34
Interest on street betterment ap- portionments and assessments
1911, and sidewalk assessments, 61.10
Sidewalk assessments, 1908,
291.89
Sidewalk assessments, 1911,
226.26
Street watering assessments, 1911,
96.51
Apportionments of sewer assess-
ments, 1911,
686.25
Taxes, 1909,
353.22
Taxes, 1910,
3,581.48
Taxes, 1911,
18,459.03
$63,861.62
$246,650.07 GEORGE O. CAPEN, Collector of Taxes.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN TREASURER
NORWOOD, MASS.
REPORT OF TREASURER.
Balance on hand, January 31, 1911,
$34,781.61
Loans:
Anticipation of tax,
$40,000.00
General loan,
8,370.00
Sale of water bonds,
82,472.00
Sinking Fund,
5,000.00
Commonwealth of Massachusetts:
Corporation tax,
$20,977.61
National bank tax,
1,042.51
Street railway tax,
843.17
State aid,
969.00
Military aid,
127.50
Norfolk County dog tax,
669.04
District Court fines,
2,444.00
Claim, Henry C. Sawyer, Attorney,
225.00
Board of Health:
County of Norfolk
$ 23.00
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
109.00
$132.00
Cemetery Dept. :
F. W. Talbot, commissioner, Interest on perpetual care funds,
2,109.23
205.78
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Highways:
J. E. Plimpton,
$11.88
Barrett Mfg. Co.,
30.20
Geo. O. Capen,
4.47
Fred L. Fisher,
3.85
W. F. Tilton,
2.20
F. T. Ley & Co.,
5.90
Town of Walpole,
14.54
$73.04
Refund:
John Nugent, 75.00
Lenox Street Sidewalk:
H. M. Plimpton & Co.,
13.10
$200,529.59
Library, J. A. Hewett,
145.00
Chickering Trust Fund, Interest,
7.55
Municipal Light Dept., F. S. Barton, Supt.,
35,747.07
Schools:
City of Boston,
$221.00
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
46.50
A. H. Fittz, Supt.,
140.99
$408.49
Sewer Dept .:
Joseph E. Conley,
$ 50.00
Particular Sewer Account,
3,172.03
Norwood Press Co.,
12.40
Highway Dept.,
141.04
Norwood Press Co.,
19.10
Water Dept.,
26.01
A. Lazzaro,
56.00
Michael Drummey,
30.00
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Est. M. G. Smith,
$ 2.00
F. H. Hartshorn,
17.57
J. F. Callahan,
23.34
$3,549.49
Water Dept .:
Joseph E. Conley,
$ 50.00
Water, sundry charges,
2,751.92
Valvolene Oil Co.,
.60
$2,802.52
Poor Account:
Refund of temporary aid,
$ 15.25
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
113.00
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
181.75
Town of Natick,
143.50
Town of Walpole,
98.16
City of Gloucester,
97.20
Town of Webster,
132.00
$780.86
High School prize,
20.00
State Aid not called for,
4.00
Miscellaneous receipts, Norfolk County,
10.00
Fire Department, F. J. Boyden,
15.00
Sidewalk betterment:
F. A. Morrill,
$35.94
Paul Tolander,
3.00
$38.94
Street betterments:
Lars Jacobson,
$15.13
Puis Jazulaytis,
15.13
Est. A. L. Rhodes,
165.25
$195.51
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Peddler's Licenses :
F. W. Foster,
$12.00
WV. Bologons,
12.00
L. Bartlett,
12.00
Osher Glassberg,
12.00
F. W. Goodwin,
12.00
E. P. Spear,
12.00
John Koshwas,
12.00
Wm. Karoftias,
12.00
Charles Carp,
12.00
David Hartnett,
12.00
D. Danovitch,
12.00
Nathan Leopold,
12.00
R. Gordan,
12.00
B. Kroutwearst,
12:00
Moses Guber,
12.00
L. J. Brady,
12.00
Kacob Gradbayer,
12.00
Samuel Sherman,
12.00
K. Karshavas,
12.00
D. Lundy,
12.00
Joseph Sheehan,
14.00
N. Sokotos,
14.00
Charles Abraham,
14.00
Pool Room Licenses:
A. J. Howard, $2.00
Habib Tom,
2.00
Thomas Hayden,
2.00
J. H. Murphy, Julius Balduf,
2.00
2.00
Junk Licenses :
B. Kneznek,
$25.00
A. Hershenson, 25.00
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C. Metcalf,
$25.00
L. Cushing, 25.00
Show License:
Kickapoo Indians,
$5.00
Knight Stone Co.,
1.00
Moving Picture, 11.00
Employment Office, M. LeMaire,
2.00
Slaughter House, C. H. Hallowell,
2.00
Auctioneer, George H. Morse,
2.00
Auctioneer, John F. Kiley,
2.00
$421.00
George O. Capen, collector,
Sewer assessments,
$4,518.87
Advance appts. of Sewer assts.,
1,187.44
Sewer apportionments,
4,466.12
Com. interest on sewer apportionments,
585.52
Water rates,
26,180.24
Water, sundry charges,
1,757.07
Taxes, 1909,
165.98
Taxes, 1910,
12,808.74
Taxes, 1911,
116,080.14
Excise tax, 1910,
29.12
Non-resident bank tax,
279.45
Street watering assts., 1908-1910,
85.50
Street watering assts., 1911,
745.87
Street betterment assts., 701.80
Apportioned betterment assts., 1908-1910,
91.70
Apportioned betterment assts,. 1911,
168.10
Sidewalk assessments, 1908,
36.60
Sidewalk assessments, 1911,
25.00
Com. interest on apportioned better-
ment and sidewalk assessments,
49.32
Street railway commutation tax,
1,111.42
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Interest :
Town balances,
$370.07
Sewer balances,
293.88
New supply water fund,
546.43
Overdue assts., sewer dept.,
323.46
Taxes and betterment assessments,
490.74
Sale of engine house, G. M. Lepper,
500.00
Cemetery Trust Fund:
Martha J. Boyd,
$100.00
Est. V. Schuster,
100.00
Robert Walker,
50.00
Sarah O. Boyden,
50.00
$300.00
$418,574.00
Credit.
Paid on warrants,
County of Norfolk tax,
$9,004.63
Commonwealth of Massachusetts:
State tax,
$19,415.00
Highway tax,
102.50
National Bank tax,
276.64
Notes and bonds :
Shattuck School note,
$2,600.00
Winslow School note,
2,000.00
Fire House note,
2,000.00
New streets note,
1,000.00
General loan note,
4,350.00
Electric light note,
2,500.00
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Electric light, extension note,
$1,500.00
Water Extension note,
1,000.00
Water bonds,
5,000.00
Sewer bonds,
5,000.00
Anticipation of tax notes,
40,000.00
Interest on :
Shattuck School notes,
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