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Aug. 21. To order No. 2, on Town Treasurer, to R. D. Woods & Co. 172 67
Sept. . 11. To order No. 3, on Town Treasurer, to Perrin Seaman & Co. . 53 78
Nov. 14. To order No. 4, on Town Treasurer, to Walworth Manufacturing Co. 87 20 1896.
Jan. 15. To order No. 5, on Town Treasurer, to H. G. Dudley, Superintendent .
508 92
Carried forward,
$1,206 24
$383 67
41
Brought forward, $1,206 24
To interest on water bonds transferred to interest account 1,450 00
$2,656 24
CHAS. H. BOODEY,
Wayland
WM. H. BENT, Water
H. G. DUDLEY, Commissioners.
Wayland, February 29, 1896.
42
REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS OF WAYLAND WATER WORKS SINKING FUND.
1896.
Feb. 29. Amount deposited in Natick Five Cents Savings Bank, Natick, Mass., . Interest on above deposit to Nov. 1, 1895, 1,819 18 Amount deposited in Suffolk Savings Bank, Boston, Mass., 1,000 00
. $3,691 74
Interest on above deposit to Oct. 1, 1895, 329 98
Amount deposited in Home Savings Bank, Boston, Mass., 2,292 38
Interest on above deposit to Oct. 1, 1895, 493 12
Amount deposited in Framingham Savings Bank, Framingham, Mass., . 1,205 21
Interest on above deposit to Nov. 1, 1895, 179 08
Amount deposited in North End Savings Bank, Boston, Mass., . 1,459 40
Interest on above deposit to Jan. 1, 1896, 140 48
Amount deposited in Watertown Savings Bank, Watertown, Mass., . 994 53
Interest on above deposit to Oct. 1, 1895, 16 04
$13,621 14
CHAS. H. BOODEY, )
WM. H. BENT,
H. G. DUDLEY,
Commissioners of Wayland Water Works Sinking Fund.
Wayland, February 29, 1896.
43
REPORT OF FIRE ENGINEERS.
The Fire Department responded to the following alarms during the year :
April 16, 1895. 2.30 P. M., out building at C. A. Roak's.
June 8, 1895. 8.45 P. M., out building at Ambrose Bryant's. October 16, 1895. 10.45 P. M., dwelling of B. F. Adams. December 13 1895. 7.40 P. M., dwelling of O. W. Harris. December 22, 1895. 1.07 p. M., assistance to a man who had fallen through the ice at Lake Cochituate.
February 17, 1896. 11.30 P. M., ice house of W. C. Heald.
The department is in excellent condition in every respect.
RALPH BENT, Chief, E. W. MARSTON, Engineers. H. B. PHALEN, Clerk,
COCHITUATE, March 9, 1896.
44
REPOPT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF HIGHWAYS.
The total amount appropriated for the past year was two thousand three hundred dollars ($2,300.00). Appropriated at the annual March meeting, two thousand dollars (2,000.00). At a special meeting in November, three hundred dollars ($300.00). Itemized bills of all money expended are on file at the Selectmen's office. Overdrawn, ninety-four dollars and forty-nine cents ($94.49).
MARCH.
DAYS.
HOURS.
L. A. Loker .
10
6 1-2 $21 42
L. A. Loker, horse .
7 5 1-2
12 35
M. W. Hynes,
5
3 10 67
M. W. Hynes, horse
7
1 12 42
T. L. Hynes .
3
2 1-2
6 56
L. H. McMann, sharpening picks
85
Thomas Dowey
1 7 1-2
3 68
Samuel Davidson
1
2
2 45
J. F. Malloy
7 1 56
Wilson Porter
2
4 00
Thomas Lane
3
6
7 34
Paul Loker
3
6 00
G. W. Philbrick
3
8
7 78
J. McDonald
2
5
5 10
J. McDonald, horse
2
5
4 45
G. L. Baker .
4
88
A. B. Sherman
10
3
20 60
A. B. Sherman, horse
3
5
5 80
$133 71
45
APRIL.
DAYS.
HOURS.
L. A. Loker .
12
3
$24 66
L. A. Loker, horse
12
3
21 56
Wilson Porter
9
18 00
Wilson Porter, horse
18
31 50
W. C. Neal
9
18 00
W. C. Neal, horse
18
31 50
C. A. Roak .
2
8
5 78
C. A. Roak, horse
2
8
5 05
E. A. Carter .
6
7
13 55
James Murphy
6
7 1-2
13 65
John McLlory
6
8
13 78
B. S. Hemenway
1
4
2 89
M. Guilford
3 1-2
1 00
M. W. Hynes
3
6 00
M. W. Hynes, horse
4
7
8 35
T. L. Hynes .
2
3
4 68
T. L. Hynes, horse
2
3 4 08
T. F. Maynard
2
1-2
4 11
Thomas Dowey
2
4
4 89
George Tyler & Co., road scraper, knives
8 90
Robinson & Jones cement
1 00
W. D. Parlin, grub hoe, handle and hoe .
1 11
John Hurley
6
8 13 76
$257 80
MAY.
DAYS.
HOURS.
L. A. Loker .
8
4 $16 80
L. A. Loker, horse
8
3
14 57
Wilson Porter
1 14 22
Wilson Porter, horse
14
2 24 89
W. C. Neal
7
1 14 22
Carried forward,
$84 70
46
Brought forward,
$84 70
W. C. Neal, horse .
14
2 24 89
E. A. Carter
6
12 00
John Hurley
6
12 00
M. W. Hynes
7
2 1-2
14 56
M. W. Hynes, horse
14
5
25 44
T. L. Hynes .
6
2 1-2
12 53
T. L. Hynes, horse
4
7
8 34
T. F. Maynard
6
5 1-2
13 23
Thomas Dowey
4
1
8 22
P. S. Zimmerman
8
2
16 45
L. A. Loker
7
4 1-2
15 00
L. A. Loker, horse
6
7
11 85
J. J. Erwin
7
4
14 80
J. J. Erwin, horse
3
1
5 45
M. W. Hynes .
3
4
6 89
M. W. Hynes, horse
3
4
6 02
Thomas L. Hynes
3
4
6 89
T. F. Maynard
1
6 1-2
3 45
Thomas Dowey
1
4
2 89
$305 60
JUNE.
DAYS. HOURS.
L. A. Loker
7
1
$14 22
L. A. Loker, horse .
3
5 6 22
W. D. Pailin, 100 lbs. nails
1 75
M. W. Hynes .
7
1 14 22
M. W. Hynes, horse
14
2 24 88
T. L. Hynes
7
1 14 22
T. L. Hynes, horse
7
1
12 44
M. Guilford
4
1
8 22
P. S. Zimmerman
7
1 14 22
Edward Eagan
3
6 00
Thomas Dowey ·
7
1 14 22
Carried forward,
$134 61
47
Brought forward,
$134 61
T. F. Maynard
7
1 14 22
T. F. Maynard, horse
14
2
24 88
Weston, Rollins
3
6 00
L. A. Loker
12
6 1-2
25 45
L. A. Loker, horse
5
1 1-2
9 05
Wilson Porter .
5
10 00
Wilson Porter, horses
5
17 50
T. B. Hawes
11
23 11
John McLlory .
9
3 1-2
18 78
E. A. Carter
2
5
5 11
Howe's Express Company, 1 bbl. tar
50
Natick Gas Company, 1 bbl. tar
4 00
Union Lumber Company
97 84
M. W. Hynes .
8
4 1-2
17 00
M. W. Hynes, horses
8
4 1-2
29 72
T. L. Hynes
7 8 1-2
15 90
T. L. Hynes, horse
8
4 1-2
14 86
T. F. Maynard
8 41.2
17 00
T. F. Maynard horses
8
4 1-2
29 72
James Eagon
9
3 1-2
18 79
James Eagon, horse .
9
3 1-2
32 82
Edward Eadon .
4
8 00
T. J. Dowey
8
4 1-2
17 00
Weston Rollins
8
3 1-2
16 79
P. S. Zimmerman
7
31-2
14 79
T. W. Frost, guide boards
6 50
$625 94
JULY.
DAYS.
HOURS.
L. A. Loker
13 5 $27 11
L. A. Loker, horse
11 7 20 60
E. A. Carter
4
8 00
M. W. Hynes, 57 posts at 15 cents
8 55
W. D. Pailin, drain pipe
21 31
$85 57
48
AUGUST.
DAYS. HOURS.
L. A. Loker
16
2 1-2 $32 56
L. A. Loker, horse
15
8 1-2 27 90
Wilson Porter
13
26 00
Wilson Porter, horses
13
45 50
M. Hurley
12 7 25 55
J. B. McLlory
9
3
18 66
J. R. Hawkins
12
-2
24 44
M. W. Hynes .
8
5
17 02
M. W. Hynes, horses
7
1-2
24 66
T. L. Hynes .
6
7 13 56
T. L. Hynes, horse
6
3
11 08
T. F. Maynard
5
4
10 89
T. F. Maynard, horse
2
6 1-2
9 55
T. J. Dowey
3
1 1-2
6 34
J. R. Hawkins
2
4 00
William Randolph
8
6
17 33
M. Guilford, paving
8
6
25 97
W. E. Reaves, 55 loads gravel at 10c.
5 50
L. A. Loker
8
1
16 22
L. A. Loker, horse .
8
1
14 19
Wilson Porter
6
5
13 10
Wilson Porter, horses
6
5
22 94
T. B. Hawes
19
8
39 76
M. G. Hurley .
6
12 00
J. B. McLlory
6
5 13 11
$477 83
SEPTEMBER.
DAYS. HOURS.
L. A. Loker .
1
6 3 33
L. A. Loker, horse
1
6 2 90
W. C. Neal
6 1 35
W. C. Neal, horses
6
2 34
Carried forward,
$9 92
49
Brought forward,
$9 92
Wilson Porter,
5
6 11 30
Wilson Porter, horse
5
3 1-2
18 85
T. B. Hawes .
2
4 00
Robert Cummings, 336 loads gravel at 5 cents
16 80
J. B. McLlory
5
2
10 44
A. O. Dunham
1
4
2 88
William Stearns, repairing guide-
boards and gravel screen
5 85
$80 04
OCTOBER.
DAYS. HOURS.
L. A. Loker
2
2 4 44
L. A. Loker, horse .
2
2
3 88
W. D. Pailin, drain pipe
26 70
M. W. Hynes
6
5
13 11
M. W. Hynes, horses
5
6
18 65
M. W. Hynes, 2 guide posts
60
T. L. Hynes .
5
10 00
P. S. Zimmerman
2
4 00
Michael Guilford, paving .
1
3 00
$84 38
NOVEMBER.
DAYS. HOURS.
L. A. Loker ·
5
$1 11
L. A. Loker, horse
5
95
Wilson Porter
2
4 00
Wilson Porter, horses
1
7 6 20
J. B. McLlory
1
6 3 33
M. W. Hynes .
1
2 00
M. W. Hynes, horses
1
3 50
T. L. Hynes
1
2 00
E. W. Marston, labor and lumber
2 55
$25 64
50
DECEMBER.
DAYS.
HOURS.
L. A. Loker ·
3
3 6 66
L. A. Loker, horse
3
5 25
A. B. Sherman
27 6
55 33
A. B. Sherman, horse
20 8 36 56
A. B. Sherman, 150 loads gravel at 8 cents 12 00
W. D. Pailin, 1120 lbs. iron pipe
19 60
Wilson Porter
5
1 10 20
Wilson Porter, horse
9
5
16 71
W. C. Neal
1
4 1-2
3 00
W. C. Neal, horse
3
5 25
M. G. Hurley
4
5
9 10
C. W. Loker
2
1 4 20
J. B. McLlory
4 3 8 67
Louis Courrier .
3
1-2
6 10
George Sumpter
4 1-2
1 00
L. A. Loker .
1
2
2 44
L. A. Loker, horse
1
2
2 13
Wilson Porter
4
8 00
Wilson Porter, horses
4
14 00
W. C. Neal
4
8 00
W. C. Neal, horses .
4
14 00
Rupert Porter .
2
4 00
Louis Courrier
3
3 1-2
6 72
Fred W. Bradshaw
6
1 32
M. W. Hynes .
1
2
2 45
M. W. Hynes, horse
1
2 2 13
James Eagon .
1
2 00
M. G. Hurley
3
6 00
P. A. Leary
1 40
.
$274 22
51
FEBRUARY.
DAYS.
HOURS.
L. A. Loker
2
1 4 22
L. A. Loker, horse .
2
1
3 68
M. W. Hynes .
1
6
3 34
M. W. Hynes, horse
1
6
2 92
Wilson Porter .
1
4
2 87
Wilson Porter, horse
1
6 2 85
N. Latour
1
2 00
A. Spear
7 1-2
1 65
A. Spear, horse
6
1 14
A. Spear, 2 loads gravel .
20
Union Lumber Co., lumber
11 70
T. B. Hawes .
1 1-2
2 10
T. B. Hawes, horse .
1
1-2
1 84
A. B. Sherman .
6
1 20
A. B. Sherman, 10 lbs. spikes
40
L. H. McManus
1 65
$43 76
L. A. LOKER, Superintendent of Streets.
52
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF NORTH AND CENTRE CEMETERIES.
FROM MARCH 1, 1894, TO MARCH 1, 1895.
Appropriated,
$50 00
Unexpended balance of 1894,
21 80
$71 80
EXPENDED.
To labor at 20 cents per hour,
$34 00
Unexpended balance, 37 80
$71 80
CASH RECEIVED AND PAID TOWN TREASURER.
For lots and estate,
$25 00
Due the Town for lots,
$5.00
T. S. SHERMAN,
Superintendent.
53
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REPORT OF LAKEVIEW CEMETERY.
FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 29, 1896.
Appropriated March 25, 1895,
$150 00
Orders drawn,
May 30th, W. W. Lovejoy, . $31 24
July 30th, W. W. Lovejoy,
114 16
November 30th, C. A. Ranks,
3 05
Unexpended balance in Treasury,
1 55
$150 00
ANN M. LOVEJOY, FOR WM. W. LOVEJOY.
54
REPORT OF TOWN CLERK AND REGISTRAR.
WAYLAND, January 1, 1896.
To the Inhabitants of the Town of Wayland : -
I hereby transmit the Annual Report of the Clerk and Regis- trar for the year ending December 31, 1895.
BIRTHS.
Whole number, registered during the year is thirty, being four less than in 1894, of the number sixteen were males and fourteen were females.
Born of native parents . 14
" of foreign parents . 5
" of native and foreign parents . 11
DEATHS.
Whole number registered during the year is thirty, being one more than in 1894.
CONDITION.
Married
13
Widowed
7
Single
10
Native born
24
Foreign born
6
55
NAMES AND AGES OF PERSONS DECEASED DURING THE YEAR 1895, WHO WERE OVER SEVENTY YEARS OF AGE.
YEARS. MONTHS. DAYS.
Jonas Garfield
87
3
Harriet Bullard
86
7
8
Rachel T. Damon
82
6
5
Elizabeth A. Farmer
82
1
12
Mary P. Dudley
81
5
Thomas Bryant
80
3
15
Charles Fairbank
75
2
14
Patrick Dolan
74
Jacob Corman
70
9
26
Edward Pousland .
70
11
NOSOLOGICAL TABLE.
Disease of the brain
.
1
Anaemia
1
Disease of prostate gland
1
Cancer
1
Cirrhosis of liver
2
Bronchitis
2
Diphtheria
3
Consumption
2
Old age
2
Meningitis
1
Uraemia
1
Apoplexy
2
Pneumonia
3
Chronic rheumatism
1
Acute gastritis
1
Influenza
2
Scrofula
1
Inanition
1
Cholera Infantum
·
1
Epilepsy
1
.
.
.
.
.
.
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.
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MARRIAGES.
Whole number registered during the year is nineteen, being three more than in 1894.
Native birth of both parties
15
Native and foreign birth
4
First marriage of both parties
16
First of one and second of the other
2
Second marriage of both parties
.
1
DOGS.
Whole number of persons licensed to keep dogs for the year ending November 30, 1894 is seventy-nine.
78 males at $2.00
$156 00
1 female at $5.00
5 00
$161 00
79 licenses at 20 cents
15 80
Paid over
$145 80
Balance on hand February 29, 1896
$89 40
Number of registered voters, November 1895 428
Number in precinct 1
149
Number in precinct 2
279
Ballots cast in precinct 1
111
Ballots cast in precinct 2
229
340
Number of women registered
56
Precinct 1
29
Precinct 2
27
Number who voted
35
.
.
·
57
Vote for Governor :
Precinct 1. Precinct 2.
Elbridge G. Brown
12
Frederic T. Greenhalge .
60
137
Edward Kendall .
2
3
Moritz E. Ruther .
1
Geo. Fred Williams
48
74
Vote for Senator, 4th Middlesex District :
Precinct 1. Precinct 2.
Lafayette Dudley
7
9
John Heffron
12
John J. McCann
34
57
Geo. A. Reed
62
134
Vote of Wayland for Representatives, 28th Middlesex District :
Precinct 1. Precinct 2.
Walter Adams
42
72
Charles H. Balcom
14
Norman B. Douglass
8
15
Charles H. Dowse
42
64
James F. Leland .
7 15
John M. Merriam
51
98
E. Lewis Moore
49
99
58
TOTAL VOTE FOR REPRESENTATIVES IN 28TH MIDDLESEX DISTRICT.
Adams.
Charles II.
Balcom.
Norman B.
Douglass.
Charles H.
Dowse.
Leland.
Merriam.
E. Lewis
Framingham
850
64
40
740
38
806
813
Holliston
242
23
48
245
67
186
161
Sherborn
53
1
58
79
70
19
21
Wayland
114
14
23
106
22
149
148
Total.
1,259
102
169
1,170
197
1,160
1,143
During the year the Selectmen have directed the Clerk to have such of the old records as required, to be rebound. This has been done, and all the records of the town are now in excellent condi- tion except the records of births, deaths and marriages from the year 1780 to 1842, and these are being copied and put in proper form: when this work is completed our records from 1639 to the present time will compare favorably with any town in the state.
Respectfully submitted,
RICHARD T. LOMBARD, .
February 29, 1896.
Town Clerk.
Moore.
Walter
James F.
John M.
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REPORT OF THE TREASURER.
FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 29, 1896.
APPROPRIATIONS.
1895. March 25. For schools, care of rooms and
fuel, . . $5,700 00
School supplies,
450 00
Highways and bridges, .
2,000 00
Overdraft, 114 65
Incidentals,
1,200 00
Firemen's pay,
224 00
Support of poor,
2,500 00
Salaries,
1,200 00
Collection of taxes,
300 00
Abatements,
800 00
Hydrants,
384 00
Repairs on school buildings,
200 00
Lakeview Cemetery,
150 00
North and Centre Ceme-
teries,
.
50 00
Library,
300 00
catalogue,
375 00
Interest,
3,000 00
Suppression of illegal sale of intoxicating liquors, 200 00
Electric lights,
340 00
Street lights,
350 00
Pump at High school house
20 00
Repairs on highway, (Mrs. Simpson's corner),
250 00
Carried forward,
$20,107 65
60
Brought forward,
$20,107 65
Fence at Lakeview cemetery
125 00
Decoration Day,
100 00
Moderator
5 00
Sidewalks
300 00
Superintendent of schools .
250 00
July
15.
250 00
Painting Cochituate and Lokerville school houses
250 00
Gravel .
150 00
Nov.
26.
Highways
300 00
Poor
·
.
.
600 00
1895.
March 25.
From contingent fund
250 00
July 15.
250 00
July 15.
250 00
July
15.
150 00
Nov.
26.
300 00
Nov. 26.
600 00
Town tax assessed . . 20,637 65
$22,437 65
SCHOOLS, CARE OF ROOMS AND FUEL.
1895.
March 1. Unexpended balance $476 70
March 25. Appropriation 5,700 00
1896.
Jan. 1. Donation fund 12 00
Jan. 27. School fund (State) (three-fourths) 201 90
Jan. 31. Dog license (half) 68 97
1895-96.
Overdrawn 204 57
1895-96. Amount expended .
$6,664 14
SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
1895.
March 25. Appropriation
$450 00
July 15. Transferred from Incidentals 42 00
School fund (State) (one-fourth) 67 30
$559 30
$22,437 65
61
1894-95.
Overdrawn
$31 44
Amount expended .
493 13
Unexpended balance 34 73
$559 30
HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES.
1895.
March 25. Appropriation
· . $2,000 00
for overdraft of
1894
114 65
Nov. 26. Appropriation
300 00
$2,414 65
1895-96.
Overdrawn .
94 49
1895-96. Amount expended .
$2,509 14
INCIDENTALS.
1895.
March 25. Appropriation
. $1,200 00
July 15. Transferred from gravel ·
75 00
1895-96.
Overdrawn
534 92
$1,809 92
March 1. Overdrawn of 1894
8 54
1895-96. Amount expended .
1,801 38
$1,809 92
SUPPORT OF POOR.
1895.
March 1. Unexpended balance
$168 51
March 25.
Appropriation
2,500 00
Nov.
26.
66
600 00
Town of Lexington
52 00
North Brookfield
315 20
66 Southboro
52 50
Natick
130 39
Overseers of Poor .
591 08
$4,409 68
1895-96.
Amount expended .
. $4,243 21
Unexpended balance 166 47
$4,409 68
·
.
62
SALARIES.
1895.
March 1. Unexpended balance
$182 94
March
25. Appropriation . 1,200 00
$1,382 94
March 30.
Daniel Brackett
$50 00
H. B. Phalen
10 00
Henry F. Lee
200 00
William H. Bent
95 00
H. B. Phalen
25 00
A. F. Parmenter
4 00
April
27. Ralph Bent
10 00
M. W. Hynes
4 00
Delos W. Mitchell
4 00
P. S. Zimmerman .
2 00
Andrew S. Morse .
4 60
Henry G. Dudley
70 00
20 00
July 27.
E. W. Marston H. G. Hammond Edward Carter
68 25
August 31. R. T. Lombard
42 00
Sept. 28.
Nellie Rice Fisk
52 00
October 26.
Edward Carter
21 00
Nov.
30. R. T. Lombard
28 00
H. B. Phalen
5 00
P. S. Zimmerman
5 00
John E. Linehan
5 00
M. W. Hvnes
5 00
R. E. Frye .
5 00
C. E. Hibbard
6 50
A. F. Parmenter
5 00
Edward Carter
5 00
E. M. Patridge
5 00
James A. Draper 5 00
E. F. Lawrence
5 00
Carried forward, $811 25
45 50
63
Brought forward,
$811 25
Frank Bullard
5 00
William H. Campbell
5 00
Dec. 28.
E. B. Smith .
5 00
1896.
Feb.
29. R. T. Lombard
75 00
R. T. Lombard
10 50
Edward Carter 7 00
Horatio G. Hammond
10 50
L. H. Sherman
25 00
L. E. Mitchell
42 00
T. L. Sawin
20 00
D. W. Mitchell
20 00
T. W. Frost
75 00
W. B. Ward
25 00
Feb.
29. George B. Howe
25 00
D. D. Griffin
50 00
D. P. W. Loker
75 00
Charles H. Boodey
30 00
Unexpended balance
66 69
$1,382 94
FIREMEN'S PAY.
1895.
March 1. Unexpended balance
$224 00
March 25. Appropriation
224 00
$448 00
March 1. Amount expended 1895-96
$224 00
1896.
March 1. Unexpended balance
224 00
$448 00
1894.
March 1. Unexpended balance
$300 00
25. Appropriation
300 00
$600 00
Amount expended .
$600 00
64
ABATEMENT OF TAXES.
1895.
March
1 .. Overdrawn
$670 15
Oct.
26. Taxes of 1892
9 80
Oct. 26.
1892
117 04
Oct. 26.
1893
18 51
Oct.
26.
1893
34 88
Oct.
26.
1895
7 14
$857 52
March 25. Appropriation
$800 00
1896.
Feb.
29.
Overdrawn
57 52
$857 52
TAXES OF 1891.
1895.
March 1. Balance due .
$459 20
1896.
Feb. 29. Amount due from Collector 459 20
TAXES OF 1892.
1895.
March 1. Balance due .
$855 30 1896.
$855 30
Feb. 29. Received from Collector $324 70
Feb. 29. Amount due from Collector 530 60
$855 30
TAXES OF 1893.
1895.
March 1. Balance due . . $5,029 12 $5,029 12 Received from Collector . . $4,098 23 Due from Collector 930 89
$5,029 12
65
TAXES OF 1894.
1895.
March 1. Balance due . . $8,723 32 $8,723 32 1896.
Feb. 29. Received from Collector . . $3,087 88
Feb. 29. Amount due from Collector . $5,635 44 - $8,723 32
TAXES OF 1895.
Amount assessed due from Collector . $23,433 94 $23,433 94
1896.
Feb. 29. Received from Collector . $13,924 98 Amount due from Collector . 9,508 96
$23,433 94
REPAIRS ON SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
1895.
March 1. Unexpended balance $4 33
March 25. Appropriation
200 00 $204 33
1895-96. Amount expended . $154 95
1896.
Feb. 29. Unexpended balance . 49 38 $204 33
HYDRANTS.
1895. March 25. Appropriation
$384 00 1896.
Feb. 29. Paid Water Commissioners $384 00
66
LAKEVIEW CEMETERY.
1895.
March 25. Appropriation .
$150 00
$150 00
May 30. Paid William Lovejoy
$31 24
July 27.
114 16
Nov.
30.
3 05
$148 45
1896.
March 1. Unexpended balance 1 55
$150 00
NORTH AND CENTRE CEMETERIES.
1895.
March 1. Unexpended balance $21 80
March 25. Appropriation
50 00
$71 80
May 25. Paid T. S. Sherman
$21 80
1896.
Feb. 29. Paid T. S. Sherman
12 20
$34 00
1896.
March 1. Unexpended balance
37 80
$71 80
CEMETERY ACCOUNT.
1895.
March 1. Unexpended balance $82 00
1896.
Feb. 28. From T. S. Sherman
25 00
Feb. 29. From U. S. Walton 35 00
$112 00
67
DECORATION DAY.
1895.
March 25. Appropriation
$100 00
March 1. Overdrawn .
$29 61
May
25. Paid R. T. Lombard
70 39
$100 00
ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
1895.
March 1. Unexpended balance
$53 34
March 25. Appropriation
340 00
$393 34
July 27.
Paid Natick Light Co., . $175 02
Nov. 30.
87 51
1896.
January 25.
58 34
$320 87
March
1. Unexpended balance
72 47
$393 34
SUPPRESSION OF ILLEGAL SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS AND SPECIAL POLICE.
1895.
March 1. Unexpended balance,
$108 26
25. Appropriation
200 00
$308 26
June 29. Paid D. W. P. Loker
40 00
July
27.
Wm. E. Daniels 3 00
Edgar Potter . 6 00
John E. Linnehan
3 50
M. W. Hynes
7 00
Aug. 31.
A. D. Collins
4 00
D. P. W. Loker
9 00
L. . H Wakefield
25 00
$100 00 1895.
Carried forward, $97 50
68
Brought forward,
$97 50
Sept. 28. D. D. Griffin,
18 00
Dec. 28. W. E. Daniels
4 00
F. W. Manchester
7 00
J. H. Harris .
5 00
1896.
Jan.
25. D. P. W. Loker
10 00
25.
66
7 50
25.
L. H. Wakefield
15 00
25.
John Lamarine
4 00
25. H. G. Dudley
2 00
Feb.
29. D. P. W. Loker
31 50
29. D. D. Griffin
2 50
204 00
March 1. Unexpended balance .
104 26
$308 26
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
1895.
March 25. 1896.
Appropriation
$300 00
Jan. 1. Interest on Draper & Childs'
notes 66 00
31. Dog licenses (half) .
68 97
$434 97 1895.
April 27.
Paid Treasurer of Library fund
300 00
Oct. 2.
T. W. Frost
6 10
1896.
Jan. 1.
Treasurer of
66
66 00
Feb. 29.
66
66
62 87
$434 97
LIBRARY CATALOGUE.
1895.
March 25. Appropriation 375 00
.June 29. Paid E. A. Heard, agent 375 00
69
TEMPORARY LOANS.
1895.
March 1. Outstanding notes . . $14,000 00
April
1. Natick National Bank note at 4 per cent. on demand .
4,000 00
May 8. Natick National Bank note at 4 per cent. on demand 2,000 00
July
1. Natick National Bank note at 4 per cent. on demand 2,000 00 $22,000 00
Oct.
1. Paid Natick National Bank note of April 18, 1894, . Paid Natick National Bank
5,000 00
1896. March 1. Outstanding notes
note of January 18, 1895. 4,000 00 $9,000 00 $13,000 00
$22,000 00
STATE TAX.
1895.
July 26. Levied and assessed 945 00
Marsh land tax .
330 51
1,275 51
Dec. 11. Paid Treas. of Commonwealth, 1,275 51
COUNTY TAX.
1895.
July 26. Levied and assecsed .
1,491 95
Nov. 16. Paid County Treasurer . 1,491 95
REPAIRS ON CENTRE HIGH SCHOOL HOUSE. 1895.
March 1. Unexpended balance $5 83
25. Appropriation
20 00
$25 83
May
25.
Paid B. F. Smith .
20 00
Unexpended balance 5 83
$25 83
70
BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS.
1895.
June 1. Transferred to interest account $1,450 00
1895-96. Paid Wm. H. Bent, clerk, · 1,206 24
1895-06. Received from Wm. H. Bent, clerk 2,218 74
1896.
Feb. 29. Transferred from hydrants 384 00
STEAM FOR FIRE ALARM.
1895.
March 1. Unexpended balance $150 00
June 29. Paid Bent & Stevens .
150 00
REPAIRS ON HIGHWAY, MRS. SIMPSON'S CORNER. 1895.
March 25. Appropriation $250 00
1896.
March 1. Unexpended balance 250 00
FENCE AT LAKEVIEW CEMETERY.
1895.
March 25. Appropriation $125 00
1896.
March 1. Unexpended balance 125 00
MODERATOR.
1895.
March 25. Appropriation $5 00
April 27. Paid H. G. Dudley 5 00
SIDEWALKS.
1895.
March 25. Appropriation $300 00 1896.
March 1. Unexpended balance 300 00
71
NEW SCHOOL HOUSE WAYLAND CENTER.
1895.
March
1.
Unexpended balance
. $4,000 00
1896.
March
1.
Unexpended balance
.
4,000 00
TAX TITLE.
Nov. 23, 1894 .
$78 39
Dec. 28, 1895
97 94
$176 33
1896.
Jan. 1.
Paid .
$78 39
March
1. Amount due .
97 94
$176 33
TRANSPORTATION OF SCHOLARS.
1895.
July 15. Transferred from schools
$250 00
$250 00
1895-96. Paid L. M. Temple
$171 00
March 1. Unexpended balance 79 00
$250 00
PAINTING COCHITUATE AND LOKERVILLE SCHOOL
HOUSES.
1895.
July 15. Appropriation
$250 00
$250 00
August 31. Paid H. H. Rutter
$13 75
31. Charles Richardson & Co. 61 35
Oct. 2.
T. W. Frost .
164 05
2. Charles Richardson & Co. 10 85
$250 00
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
1895.
March 25. Appropriation
$250 00
July 15.
250 00
$$500 00
72
1895-96.
Amount expended .
$415 38
March 1. Unexpended balance
84 62
$500 00
GRAVEL.
1895.
July 15. Appropriation
$150 00
$150 00
1895.
July 15. Paid Annie Alward
$75 00
1896.
March
1. Unexpended balance
75 00
$150 00
STREET LIGHTS.
1895.
March 25. Appropriation
$350 00
$350 00
April 27. Paid Globe Gas Light Co.,
. $177 65
27. Frank Haynes
2 34
27. C. H. Thing .
7 35
27. G. L. Baker .
8 50
June
29.
J. R. Hawkins
1 50
29.
C. H. Thing .
3 00
July 2.
H. H. Rutter .
12 80
27.
Globe Gas Light Co.,
8 05
27.
C. H. Thing .
50 00
27.
C. H. Thing .
75
27.
H. H. Rutter .
6 20
Oct.
26.
H. H. Rutter
6 90
Dec.
28.
C. H. Thing
50 00
1896.
Feb.
29.
L. H. McManus
25
$335 29
March 1. Unexpended balance
14 71
$350 00
73
INTEREST ON TOWN DEBT.
1895.
March 25. Appropriation . $3,000 00 Transferred from Water Rates 1,450 00
Overdrawn
$4,450 00 386 30
$4,836 30
March 1. Overdrawn, 1894 . $71 32
1895-96. Temporary Loans . 656 48
Town Debt :
Paid coupons on Town Bonds 2,225 00
Paid coupons on Water Bonds 1,410 00
Paid interest on Water Bonds . 40 00
Paid interest Note of Allen Fund
60 00
Paid interest Donation Fund 78 00
Paid interest Loker Fund 100 00
Paid interest Library Fund
195 50
$4,836 30
TEMPORARY LOANS.
July 16, 1894. Borrowed in anticipation of taxes of 1894 . $5,000 00
April 1, 1895. Borrowed in anticipation of taxes of 1895 .
4,000 00
May 8, 1895. Borrowed in anticipation of taxes of 1895 2,000 00
July 1, 1895. Borrowed in anticipation of taxes of 1895 2,000 00
-$13,000 00
OBLIGATIONS OUTSTANDING.
Nov. 3, 1863. Draper Library fund on de-
mand at 6 per cent.
·
$500 00
· Jan. 1, 1875. Allen fund on demand at 6 per cent.
1,000 00
Carried forward, $1,500 00
74
Brought forward, $1,500 00
Aug. 1, 1878. Water bonds due Aug. 1, 1898 at 5 per cent. . 25,000 00 Oct. 1, 1878. Town bonds due Oct. 1, 1898 at 5 per cent. 44,500 00 · Jan. 1, 1881. Mrs. Child's Library fund on demand at 6 per cent. 100 00
Oct. 1, 1882. Water bonds due Oct. 1, 1902 at 4 per cent. 4,000 00
July 27, 1888. Water bonds due July 27, 1898 at 4 per cent.
1,000 00
Jan. 1, 1889. Donation fund on demand at 6 per cent. . 1,300 00
April 1, 1891. Loker fund on demand at 5 per cent.
2,000 00
April 12, 1894. James S. Draper Library fund on demand at 6 per cent. .
500 00
--- $79,900 00
CONTINGENT ACCOUNT.
1895.
March 1. Overdrawn . $1,488 43 .
25. Appropriation schools
250 00
July 15.
66
250 00
250 00
gravel
150 00
Nov.
26.
highways
300 00
1895-96.
State aid
916 00
Military aid .
248 00
Nov.
26. Appropriation poor
600 00
Unexpended balance
773 49
$5,225 92
CR.
1895.
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