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Plainville, Mass.
Rev. J. H. Hartman.
Lila N. Moulton
Plainville, Mass.
April 20. Leo J. Montplaisir Eva Malo
No. Attleboro, Mass. Plainville, Mass.
Rev. Fr. Louis E. Prevost.
June 2. William H. Stephenson Elsie Irene Swallow
Plainville, Mass.
June 9. John T. Tierney Henrietta McClellan
Plainville, Mass.
Rev. David F. McGrath.
June 24. Dan Earl King Dorothy Bean
Plainville, Mass.
Rev. Percy Gordon.
July 19. William Henry Barton
Plainville, Mass.
Rev. Eugene H. Thrasher.
Iva Estes
Plainville, Mass.
No. Attleboro, Mass.
Rev. Fr. Michael P. Kirby.
Aug. 22. James V. Toner Mary A. Zilch
Plainville, Mass.
Attleboro, Mass.
Rev. Elias C. Miller.
Oct. 2. Lorraine Campbell Carrie Frances Ware
Plainville, Mass.
THEODORE E. A. FULLER,
Town Clerk.
No. Attleboro, Mass
Rev. William H. Allen.
Milford, Mass.
Plainville, Mass.
BIRTHS RECORDED IN PLAINVILLE IN 1914.
Date.
Name.
Father's First Name.
Mother's Maiden Name.
Jan. 4.
Bennett Goldberg
Louis
Svea M. Carlson.
Jan. 6. William R. Rudolph, Jr.
William R.
Blanche Mosher.
Feb. 4. Flora Lillian Stevens
Philip F.
Christina A. Anderson.
Feb. 14. George Almon Clark
John . .
Emily Baxter.
Feb. 15.
Ethel Edith Kaufman
George
Dorothea Wittze.
Feb. 21.
John Henry Nelson Helen May Boyle
Thomas J.
Delia Callahan.
April 17.
Audrey Maude Herrick
Jason E., Jr.
Maude Flint.
June 23.
Ferdinand White
Thomas L.
Alexina Poirier.
June 25.
Barbara Louise Pink.
Edwin W.
Marion S. Bartlett.
July 22.
Elaine Bartlett Higgins
Lee R.
Ruth Bartlett.
July 24.
George Maurice Folk
George .
Grace Cudworth.
July 24. Harold Earl Snell
Warren F.
Ethel M. Brown.
Aug 11. Janet Emmeline Card
William C.
Lillian Brown.
Sept. 18. Corris Mabel Hofman
Edward
Mabel Fuller.
Sept. 21. Barbara Whiting Wood
Frederick R.
Maude Sunderland.
Nov. 2. Clinton Dunwood Bartlett.
Raymond O.
Elsie P. Boerger.
Nov. 25. Alice Kopylczak
Alexander .
Katie Fic.
Dec. 15. Beulah May Gaskin
John H.
Mabel M. Hawkins.
Dec. 20. Beatrice Eva Montplaisir
Leo J. .
Eva A. Malo.
Dec. 26. Marjorie Gray Root
Charles C.
Elizabeth Burt.
THEODORE E. A. FULLER,
Town Clerk.
. .
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July 31. Stillborn male.
Nels S.
Sarah A. DeWolf.
Mar. 12.
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DEATHS RECORDED IN PLAINVILLE DURING 1914.
Date.
Name.
Age. Y. M. D.
Cause of Death.
Feb. 2.
Harry H. Barrows
59
6
0 Carcinoma of Stomach.
Feb. 19.
Severns W. Crook
60
5
2 Apoplexy, Arterio Sclerosis.
Mar. 12.
Barbara R. McGregor
13
5
0 Bronchitis and Exhaustion.
Mar. 27.
Minnie G. Herring
49
5
3 Epilepsy, Heart Disease and convulsions.
April 20. William F. Everett
68
2
13 Cancer of Intestines.
April 29. Elizabeth Smith:
80
Valvular heart disease.
May 22.
Inez E. Wood
56
4
15 Lobar Pneumonia, Influenza.
June 2.
Beatrice M. Goodall
0
10
27 Meningitis following a fall, probably tubercular.
June 8.
Joseph P. Chaput
65
11
6
Burnt to death while fighting forest fire. Probably apo- plexy.
June 19.
Ethel L. Coombs
33
7
14
Tuberculosis of lungs and bowels.
June 23.
Adam Brunner
95
11
20
Arterio sclerosis, Senile Dementia.
July 31. Stillborn (male).
Aug. 2. Idelle L. Fuller
26
4
19
Exophthalmic Gortic, Acute Brights.
Aug. 21. Elsie A. Wells . .
70
4
2
Appendicitis, Peritonitis.
Aug. 23.
James Geissinger
21
2
23 Accidental. Struck by motor truck. Fracture skull.
Dec. 16.
Elizabeth A. Chace
79
1
2 Cerebral hemorrhage, Arterio sclerosis.
Dec. 16.
Royal J. Peck
83
0
2 Multiple Cerebral Hemorrhages, Arterio sclerosis.
Dec. 31.
Charles R. Chace
80
4 18
Valvular disease of the heart, Arterio sclerosis.
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THEODORE E. A. FULLER,
Town Clerk.
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ANNUAL REPORT.
Report of Water Commissioners
At the annual town meeting in March, Mr. Harry B. Thompson was elected in the place of Mr. John P. Zilch. The Board organized with the same officers as last year. Little has been done during the year, as the town gave us only enough money for regular expenses, therefore we could not do any extra work, had we desired. There was a statement made at the last town meeting that a party was ready to remedy the defect in our system for the sum of $375. The commissioners have seen this party and took him over the system, and after completing the inspection, he was willing to erect an air chamber and sand catcher, as he proposed, for the sum mentioned, but would not warrant that it would work satisfactorily under the existing condi- tions, and claiming that we would need at least $1000 to get the proper results. Whatever we do, there certainly has got to be some money expended to have things right. This party at first claimed that we should have more wells driven, but after inspection thought differently, seeming to think that we had a leak in the suction main. He recom- mends that we make a pumping test at the old testing place for about 24 hours to see if the quantity of water is still there, then uncover the suction pipe out to Bacon Street and test it, thinking the leak is in that section. Something must be done sooner or later in regard to this matter, but under the present financial conditions, we recommend that nothing be done at present.
In the past year we have added ten new services, making the total as follows :
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ANNUAL REPORT.
190 services at $10 $1,900
10 services at $20 200
1 service at $25 25
201 services, the income $2,125
This amounts to the same as 2111/2 serivces at the $10 rate. In addtion to this we are furnishing the town in the School Building with water, which would amount to about $40 per year, the Fire Department with $10 per year, the fountain, which would amount to about $20 per year, and 51 hydrants at the usual price of $25 per year, or $1,275. Altogether, on paper, it would make the annual receipts of this department $3,470, without figuring anything from the five per cent. investments or from excess water rates. This would make a very fine showing.
The amount of water pumped during 1914 :
January
711,600 gallons
February
412,900 66
March
1,253,325
66
April
900,000
66
May
930,000
June
1,230,000
July
931,725
66
August
777,450
September
623,325
October, estimated
864,000
November
672,450
December
727,425
66
Total for year
10,034,200
In December the suit of Spaulding vs. The Town of Plainville was tried again in the Superior Court at Ded- ham, and after a week of waiting and trial, the jury decided in favor of the Town, after being out less than ten minutes. This disposes of this famous case, and, we sincerely hope, for all time,
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ANNUAL REPORT.
We desire to call your attention to the South Street ex- tension above E. C. Barney's residence. In 1913 there was taken for water rates and donation $70.00. The five per cent guarantee amounted to $227.16, deducting the $70, made $157.16 to be collected from six persons, which made each water rate amount to $36.20. The figures for 1914 will be about the same. This rate is so high that it is prac- tically prohibitive and keeps others from taking water on this line that really desire to do so. If kept up to the pres- ent rate, few would desire to build in that section.
We recommend the following appropriations for 1915 : Water incidentals $500
Water pumping 1,000
The accounts follow :
WATER INCIDENTALS.
March :
10. Paid Walworth Mfg. Co., supplies 42
10. Paid. W. H. Nash, express bills and expense 8 12
10. Paid W. S. Johnson, services to date 100 00
10. Paid W. H. Nash, salary for 1913 100 00 April :
10. Paid National Meter Co., repairs 24 00
10. Paid No. Attleboro Water Dept., repairs ... 2 25
10. Paid W. H. Nash, express labor and stamps 12 46 May :
14. Paid Walworth Mfg. Co., supplies 12 54
14. Paid H. P. Olney, 2 bills, labor and supplies. . 13 70
14. Paid R. Germaine, 3 services 21 62
14. Paid W. H. Nash, for cash paid 2 00
June :
9. Paid National Meter Co., case meters 38 00
9. Paid W. H. Nash, labor for man ,and freight 3 20
9. Paid H. B. Thompson, 3 freight bills 1 54
25. Paid H. I. Nash, new bell at pump, and labor 4 40
25. Paid H. P. Olney, work on 4-inch meter ..
25. Paid R. I. Supply Co., 2 gates 15 14
4 00
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ANNUAL REPORT.
July :
9. Paid National Meter Co., 4-inch meter repairs 9 54
9. Paid H. P. Olney, labor on 4-inch meter . 6 64
9. Paid R. Germaine, service work 11 00 August :
12. Paid H. P. Olney, Herrick service 2 40
12. Paid Plainville Factory Trust, repairs 7 85
12. Paid W. H. Nash, labor and express 3 00
12. Paid R. Germaine, 41/2 days on service 10 13
October :
8. Paid R. Germaine, 2 services 13 50
8. Paid H. P. Olney, labor and supplies, service 8 68
8. Paid W. H. Nash, labor, stamps and express 7 69
8. Paid Geo. E. Gilchrist & Co., 12 flanges ... 20 71
November :
12. Paid Miss Ida Rand, rent of barn 18 00
12. Paid W. H. Nash, 3 express charges and labor 2 19
12. Paid H. P. Olney, labor on services 4 80
12. Paid R. I. Supply & Eng. Co., service box 1 10
12. Paid R. Germaine, 8 days' labor for men 18 00
12. Paid National Meter Co., case meters 30 40 Total $539 02
Appropriation $600 00
Receipts from supplies 150 34
$750 34
Expended during 1914 539 02
Unexpended balance . $211 32
PUMPING ACCOUNT.
Oct. 8. Paid Plainville Factory Trust $432 66
Dec. 8. Paid Plainville Factory Trust 375 00
$807 66
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ANNUAL REPORT.
Appropriation . $1,150 00
Expended in 1914 807 66
Unexpended balance
$342 34
CASH ACCOUNTS.
Received for water rates and excess and 5% guarantee . $2,341 70
Received from sale of supplies 150 34
Total . $2,492 04 Paid W. E. Barden, Town Treasurer .$2,492 04
Respectfully submitted, CHARLES N. MOORE, WILLIAM H. NASH, HARRY B. THOMPSON, Water Commissioners.
REPORT OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES. 1913 Account.
Uncollected balance, Jan. 31, 1914 $2,432 68
Abatements 28 74
$2,403 94
Collected
1,901 78
Collected interest $54 69
Uncollected balance $502 16
1914 Account.
Assessors' Warrant $24,526 74
Additional Warrant 9 14
Commutation Tax 197 34
Total Committment
$24,733 22
Abatements 23 26
$24,709 96
Collected
19,039 78
Collected interest
$3 62
Uncollected balance $5,670 18 O. P. BROWN, Collector.
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ANNUAL REPORT.
Auditor's Report
This is to certify that I have carefully examined the books and accounts of the Treasurer and find them correct.
That I have examined the books and compared the Vouchers of the Selectmen, Water Commissioners, School Committee, Public Library, and Fire Department and find they agree with the payments of the Treasurer.
I also find the books of the Town Clerk complete and correct.
I have carefully examined the books of the Collector of Taxes for the year 1913 and 1914 and find the amounts collected and taxes unpaid agree with the written statement of the Town Treasurer.
Respectfully submited, FRANK E. WHITING,
1 Auditor.
February 11, 1915.
Report of Milk Inspector
Plainville, Mass., January 18, 1915. To the Board of Health :
Gentlemen : I herewith submit my report as Inspector of Milk. During the year several tests were made, and each test was found up to and above the standard required by law. No complaints have been received as to adulterated or unclean milk, or milk below the standard. During the year two exhibitions were given as to clean milk and cream
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ANNUAL REPORT,
by the State Board of Agriculture, and State Dairy Bureau and State Milk Inspectors' Association, one at Amherst, and the other in Worcester, and I am pleased to state that George C. Wilkins of Plainville entered the contest again this year and secured second premium in Class 1, scoring 96.25 out of 127 entries throughout the State. I would be pleased to see more of our dairy men enter these contests. Milk licenses issued-10.
Amount paid Treasurer-$5.00.
Respectfully submitted, JOHN J. EIDEN,
Milk Inspector.
Report of Inspector of Animals
Plainville, Mass., February 5, 1915.
To the Selectmen of Plainville :
Gentlemen : I have inspected one hundred and sixty-five (165) cows in milk, forty-two (42) cows that were dry, six (6) bulls, seventy-one (71) young stock, fifty-five (55) swine.
I have quarantined and caused to be destroyed one horse, afflicted with the disease known as glanders.
Fifty barns have been visited once, and fifteen two times.
Respectfully submitted, CHARLES N. MOORE.
Inspector of Animals.
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ANNUAL REPORT.
Assessors , Report
Year Ending December 31st, 1914.
State Tax
State Highway
$2,012 50 78 68
County
770 78
Town Grant
21,664 78
$24,526 74
'T'ax on Personal Estate
$5,605 37
Tax on Real Estate
18,069 37
Polls
852 00 ..
$24,526 74
Excise Tax :
Interstate Street Railway
$121 77
A., M. & W. Street Railway
75 57
$197 34
Omitted assessments
9 14
Total warrants to Collector
$24,733 22
Abatements to Collector
23 26
$24,709 96
Abatements to Treasurer
5 67
$24,704 29
TABLE OF AGGREGATES.
No. of residents assessed on property 349
No. of non-residents assessed on property
141
Poll tax only 209
Total number assessed 699
Total number polls 426
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ANNUAL REPORT.
Value of Personal Estate
$246,930 00
Value of Real Estate, Buildings
572,705 00
Value of Real Estate, Land
223,277 00
Total value of assessed estate $1,042,912 00
Rate per $1,000
$22 70
No. horses assessed
143
No. cows assessed
188
No. other neat cattle assessed
45
No. swine assessed
19
No. dwellings
325
No. acres land
6,220
No. fowl
5,584
OMITTED ASSESSMENTS.
9 acres land, value $50.00, tax
$1 14
4 Polls 8 00
$9 14
ABATEMENTS, 1913.
Royal Peck, unable to contribute
Poll 2 00
Carmen Zaino, unable to contribute Poll 2 00
Charles Bates, unable to locate Personal and Poll 2 53
Christopher Bruce, paid in, Malden Poll 2 00
John Entwhistle, paid in N. Attleboro
Poll 2 00
James R. Furguescn, left town
Poll 2 00
Wilfred Goucher, left town
Poll 2 00
Charles Geourald left town
Poll 2 00
William Herring, died Arnold Huber, left town
Poll 2 00
Poll 2 00
Frank Lowe, left town
Poll 2 00
Modeste Tarte, left town
Poll 2 00
William J. Smith, left town
Personal and Poll 2 21
Frank K. Wing, left town
Poll 2 00
$28 74
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ANNUAL REPORT.
ABATEMENTS, TAX OF YEAR 1914.
John A. Fuller, excess acreage *Jane Owen, excess acreage Real 3 40
Real 3 97
Victoria Morrison, over valuation Joseph F. Breen, over valuation *Charles Seifert, over valuation Leroy Height, over valuation Frank Fowler, error in figures
Real 5 67
Personal 6 81
Real 2 27
Real 2 27
Real 4 54
$28 93
*See Treasurer's Report.
W. E. BLANCHARD, Clerk.
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ANNUAL REPORT.
Board of Selectmen
APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1914.
Support of Schools, dog tax and interest on Town School Fund plus $5,400 00 600 00
School Books and supplies
School incidentals 700 00
School Superintendent 330 00
School Physician 50 00
Support of Public Library
400 00
Payment of salaries
1,275 00
Current and incidental, receipts from Town Hall
plus 2,500 00
Support of Poor and Soldiers' Relief
1,500 00
State and Military Aid
176 00
Highways and bridges
1,400 00
Sidewalks 300 00
Memorial Day
75 00
Payment of interest, receipts, excepting interest on School Fund note plus 2,050 00
400 00
Street lighting
1,287 00
Water Department, pumping
1,150 00
Incidentals, receipts plus
600 00
Suppression sale of intoxicating liquors
100 00
Apprehension of hen thieves 100 00
Installation of fire alarm
500 00
MOTH DEPARTMENT.
VOUCHER NO.
1. Elmer O. Walden, labor $30 00
2. William Glennon, labor 17 00
Fire Department
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ANNUAL REPORT.
3. Ralph Snell, labor
30 00
4. Raymond Thomasen, labor 32 00
5. William Blanchard, labor 15 00
6. Merritt S. Northup, labor 5 00
7. Henry F. Chase, supplies 90
19. Elmer O. Walden, labor and supplies 11 38
20. Raymond Thomasen, labor 11 00
21. William Blanchard, labor 9 00
22. William Glennon, labor
7 00
31. Raymond Thomasen, labor
20 00
32. Ralph Snell, labor
19 00
33. Elmer O. Walden, labor
23 00
34. Russell Blanchard, labor
9 00
35. William Glennon, labor
11 00
36. William Blanchard, labor 11 00
2 75
90. Ralph Snell, labor
22 00
91. Raymond Thomasen, labor
21 00
92. Russell Blanchard, labor
22 00
93. Merritt Northup, labor
8 00
94. William McGovern, supplies
3 50
89. Elmer O. Walden, labor
22 00
18. Ralph Snell, labor
11 :00
103. Elmer Walden, labor and supplies
21 24
104. Ralph Snell, labor
19 00
105. Russell Blanchard, labor
12 00
106. Raymond Thomassen, labor
18 00
107. Merritt Northup, labor
2 00
126. Elmer Walden, labor
21 00
127. Ralph Snell, labor
22 00
128. Henry F. Chase, supplies
15 30
172. Elmer Walden, labor
9 00
173. Ralph Snell, labor
6 00
174. E. C. Barney, supplies and express 1 32
175. Charles N. Moore, horse hire
2 00
183. Ralph Snell, labor
8 00
37. H. E. Thompson, supplies
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ANNUAL REPORT.
184. Ralph Snell, spraying 5 00
189. Elmer Walden, labor 19 00
190. Elmer Walden, spraying 6 00
191. Elmer Walden, repairs to sprayer
3 59
192. Eugene Dupree, labor
2 00
195. Henry F. Chase, supplies
6 00
205. Elmer Walden, labor
12 00
207. Joseph McQuade, labor
12 00
208. Ralph Snell, labor
10 00
236. Elmer Walden, labor 7 00
253. E. Wright Sargent, use of wagon 6 50
257. E. C. Barney, board of horse 13 00
266. Elmer Walden, labor 8 00
271. William McGovern, repairs
1 25
292. Richard Bresnahan, repairs 1 75
296. Elmer Walden, clerical work 3 00
6 00
365. Plainville Press, printing notice
1 00
390. Elmer Walden, labor
43 00
391. Ralph Snell, labor 38 00
392. Merritt Northup, labor 6 00
$740 48
CURRENT AND INCIDENTAL.
VOUCHER NO.
8. Theo. E. A. Fuller, telephone allowance 10 00
9. Providence Telephone Co., Town office calls 30
13. No. Attleboro Gas Co., Town office lights 2 20
29. N. C. Grant, postage
1 20
28. A. W. Brownell, printing 1 00
43. N. A. Gas Co., Town office lights 1 76
75
44. J. P. Ballou, repairing town clock
45. Charles J. Quirk, telephone allowance 2 50
47. Providence Tel. Co., extra calls 35
48. George Davis, election officer 4 00
351. Sylvester Smith, supplies
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ANNUAL REPORT.
16 A. R. Block, office supplies 80
49 Oswin Woodward, election officer 4 00
50 John McQuade, election officer 4 0C
51. Frank Heinrich, election officer 4 00
52. James Crotty, election constable 3 00
53. H. F. Heeney, Moderator 5 00
77. Theo. E. A. Fuller, supplies 2 67
78. Walter E. Barden, postage and incidentals 12 00
79. Fred W. Northup, postage and incidentals 4 82
82. William D. Turner, legal services, Water suit 353 05
83. F. B. Byram, legal services, Water suit 30 00
E. Wright Sargent, telephone allowance
10 00
87. 88. E. Wright Sargent, posting warrants
3 00
95. The Chronicle Co., printing
4 00
96. A. W. Brownell, printing
2 55
108. 109. Plainville Press, printing 3 75
113. Auto List Pub. Co., subscription to auto list 10 00
119. The Chronicle Co., warrants, ballots, etc. 222 00
120. N. A. Gas Co., Town office lights 1 76
155. Edward E. King, insurance premium on Treas. bond 40 00
162. N. A. Gas Co., Town office lights 1 32
163. Hobbs & Warren, blanks for assessors 5 00
164. E. L. Burdakin, abstract of deeds
11 00
165. E. Wright Sargent, services as constable
6 25
194. Sylvester Smith, supplies
6 50
196. Charles Cobb, supplies
3 50
197. N. E. Road Machine Co., repairs 5 00
60
198.
A. M. Sperry & Son, fumigating houses
214. E. C. Barney, express 2 01
215. Frank E. Barney, Town Clerk's bond 2 00
216. E. Wright Sargent, court fees 5 91
218. Plainville Press, printing and supplies 5 85
221. N. A. Gas Co., Town office 1 10
227. Prov. Tel. Co., Town office 75
E. Wright Sargent, services as constable 3 50
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ANNUAL REPORT.
252. N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., freight bill 1 04
254. E. Wright Sargent, services as constable 4 00
255. E. Wright Sargent, services as constable 3 00
258. Plainville Press, printing dog notices
1 50
259. Hermon S. Loud, services, July 4 3 00
260. James Crotty, services, July 4
3 00
261. Perry Cook, services, July 4
3 00
264. Theo. E. A. Fuller, supplies
2 93
275. J. P. Ballou, keys
75
279. H. F. Keeney, Moderator 5 00
280. Plainville Press, jury lists
1 25
293. Hobbs & Waren, tax list
1 31
294. Hobbs & Warren, tax blanks
25
295. N. A. Chronicle Co., warrants
4 00
297. Plainville Press, bill heads
12 50
209. Charles Cobb, spraying supplies
1 50
204. Elmer O. Walden, labor
13 50
206. Joseph McQuade, labor
12 00
228. Harley A. Barrows, use of horse
26 00
251. Elmer Walden, spraying
2 50
256. Joseph McQuade, spraying
2 25
306. Hermon S. Loud, election officer
3 00
307. Frank Heinrich, election officer
4 00
308. George Davis, election officer
4 00
309. Perry Cook, election officer 4 00
310. John McQuade, election officer
4 00
311. O. P. Brown, postage
12 00
312. M. F. Edwards, painting signs
5 00
313. The Chronicle Co., Town warrants 4 00
325. Plainville Press, note heads
1 25
326. Frank E. Barney, insurance
5 00
327. Frank E. Barney, Tax Collector's bond 25 00
341. Henry F. Guild, auto sign boards 5 06
348. Plainville Press, voting lists 13 00
342. William T. Hooper, inquest 6 60
343. V. H. Blackinton Co., fire police badges
1 47
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ANNUAL REPORT.
350. James Crotty, summoning witnesses
9 20
352. Theo. E. A. Fuller, fees and supplies 2 79
355. Hermon S. Loud, election officer 3 00
357. Perry Cook, election officer
4 00
358. John McQuade, election officer 359. James H. Shannon, election officer
4 00
360.
Frank Heinrich, election officer
4 00
361. William H. Hewes, dinners for jury
12 00
362. William H. Nash, expenses, water suit
15 00
363.
N. A. Gas Co., Town office lights
1 76
364.
Plainville Press, envelopes
2 25
385.
William H. Nash, expense, water suit
18 25
389.
Perry Cook, telephone allowance
5 00
395. 396. 397. 406. 407.
E. W. Sargent, services as constable
16 00
E. W. Sargent, telephone allowance
10 00
N. A. Chronicle Co., printing warrants
4 00
N. A. Gas Co., Town office lights
1 32
416. Plainville Press, printing
1 75
334. N. A. Gas Co., Town office lights
3 08
$1,131 10
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
VOUCHER NO.
10. V. H. Blackinton, badges
4 50
14. N. A. Gas Co., gas, engine house 3 52
40. John M. Franklin, repairs, engine house 1 50
42. N. A. Gas Co., engine house lighting 2 86
98. H. P. Olney, labor and supplies 2 03
97 Union Light & Power Co.
3 00
121. N. A. Gas Co., engine house
2 64
137. Geo. L. Claflin Co., chemicals 2 52
138. C. N. Moore, horse hire
2 00
139. Henry A. Boerger, labor
3 40
140. Charles S. Cobb, supplies 20
3 29
Fred W. Northup, postage and express
4 00
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ANNUAL REPORT.
141. E. H. Nelson, express
64
142. Bert Riley, fire extinguishers
108 00
157. Hall & Farris, cans
7 50
158. M. F. Edwards, paint
2 00
161. N. A. Gas Co., engine house
1 32
166. Union Light & Power Co., lights
2 00
201. Hall & Farris, tools
2 25
219. Plainville Press, printing
2 50
220. N. A. Gas Co., engine house
1 32
222. Brownell Hdwe. Co., lock and keys
7 75
245. Combination Ladder Co., wire brooms
5 00
272. R. P. Rhodes, labor
3 00
291. John W. Franklin, hanging bell
10 18
354. Union Light & Power Co., engine house
5 00
366. John W. Franklin, replacing platform
10 00
386. R. P. Rhodes, telephone allowance
10 00
387. F. W. Northup, telephone allowance
10 00
388. E. H. Nelson, telephone allowance
10 00
405. Charles F. Joy, harness supplies
11 55
408. N. A. Gas Co., heating
22
415. N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., freight
6 13
333. Harold I. Nash, supplies
30
398. Lyman H. Parmenter, labor 1 88
$246 71
1
TOWN HALL.
VOUCHER NO.
11. Union Light & Power Co., lighting 4 90
12. F. A. Trowbridge, tuning piano 2 50
17. Hermon Loud, janitor 8 00
38. Union Light & Power Co., lighting 3 40
101. Hermon S. Loud, Janitor 8 00
188. Hermon S. Loud, janitor 8 00
176. Hermon S. Loud, janitor 8 00
116. Union Light & Power Co., lights 1 68
61
ANNUAL REPORT.
202. Union Light & Power Co., lights
6 72
241. Hermon S. Loud, janitor 8 00
270. Hermon S. Loud, janitor 8 00
288. Hermon S. Loud, janitor
8 00
305. Hermon S. Loud, janitor
8 00
338. Henry F. Guild, fixing seats
28 37
339. Union Light & Power Co., lights
4 65
347. Hermon S. Loud, janitor 8 00
381. Hermon S. Loud, janitor
8 00
413. Hermon S. Loud, janitor
8 00
414. Harold Nash, electrical repairs
1 00
394. Union Light & Power Co., lights
7 31
419. School Department, heating
24 00
$167 53
POOR DEPARTMENT.
VOUCHER NO.
24. Partial aid
$12 00
25. Partial aid
13 00
84. Town of Wrentham
426 50
99. Partial aid
13 00
115. Partial aid
20 00
132. Partial aid
22 00
134. Hobbs & Warren, supplies
5 00
135. Hobbs & Warren, supplies
3 50
136. James Crotty, transportation
3 00
159. City of Taunton
56 67
160. Partial aid
10 50
186. Partial aid
13 00
187. Partial aid
10 50
213. Partial aid
10 50
229. Partial aid
10 50
238. Partial aid
10 50
239. F. J. Carley, M. D., medical services
31 00
240, A, M. Sperry & Son, services
12 00
62
ANNUAL REPORT.
267. Partial aid
10 50
268. Partial aid 13 00
273. L. C. Kimbal, services as nurse
10 60
276. E. S. Ward, M. D., medical services
29 50
277. Partial aid
10 50
285. Partial aid
13 00
286. Partial aid
10 50
300. Partial aid
10 50
302. Partial aid
13 00
303. Partial aid
10 50
304. Westfield State Sanatorium
89 71
321. Partial aid
10 50
322. E. S. Ward, M. D., medical services
16 00
323. Town of Attleboro
39 00
344. Partial aid
13 00
345. Partial aid
10 50
356. City of Taunton
150 03
370. Partial aid
10 50
378. Partial aid
13 00
403. Partial aid
18 00
409. Partial aid
13 00
410. Partial aid
10 50
411. C. S. Cobb, automobile hire
2 00
404. Westfield State Sanitarium
52 00
379. Partial aid
10 50
230. Partial aid
13 00
133. Partial aid
12 00
$1,298 01
STREET LIGHTING.
VOUCHER NO.
15. Union Light & Power Co., street lights $117 00
39. Union Light & Power Co., street lights 117 00
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