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DEATHS - Concluded
Dec. 1 Martha R. Cartwright (Houghton)
69 8 12 Cirrhosis of liver
2 Peter Casey
67
Myocarditis
Randolph Ireland Maine
S Anne Rebecca Jones (Stickney) 76 - Arterio Sclerosis
11 Thomas Doyle
85 11 16
Myocarditis
Boston
12 Rose A. Rooney (Monks)
65 7 12
Nephritis
18 John F. Purcell
66 11 25
Weymouth Randolph
CLASSIFICATION OF DISEASES
Exhaustion, Myclogenous Leukemia, Meningitis, Paresis, Endocarditis, Tuberculosis, Enteritis, Convulsions, Exposure, Catarrh, Cholera Infantum, Pancreatis, Peritonitis, Typhoid Fever, Hepatitis, Senile Decay, Tumor, Cirrhosis of Liver, Arterio Sclerosis, Suicide, one each 20
204
Cancer . .
2
Bronchitis
2
Stillborn
3
Accidental
1
Nephritis
1
Arterio Sclerosis
1
Hemorrhage
6
Pneumonia
6
Apoplexy
S
Myocarditis.
8
Heart Disease
75
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Old Age.
2
Fracture .
TOWN OF RANDOLPH
INTERMENTS AT RANDOLPH
Of Persons Dying Elsewhere, 1915
Date of death 1915
Name
Age
Y. M. D.
Jan.
12
Agnes J. Hopkins
52 4 21
Boston
15
Isabel Chevrie
48 --
Boston
16
Daniel Kelleher
54 9
6
Holbrook
29
Mary E. Dunphy
22 00
0
Brockton
Feb.
1
Elizabeth Gaffney
75
Newton
7
Gustave Hammerlee
65 5 19
Boston
6
James McDonald
59
-
Quincy
9
Lydia Ann Boyd
80 1
4
Taunton
11
Bancroft
0
0
4
Boston
16
Emma W. Belcher
76
1
6
Boston
18
Patrick Tierney
70 11
3
Holbrook
28
Fannie J. Doherty
6
3 11
Brockton
Mar.
1
Anna Odelia Oberg
35
2
4
Danvers
1
Mary Molloy
84
Worcester
4
Edward B. Dench
53
2 25
Boston
9
Ellen May Perry
49
2
6
Wakefield
10
Rebecca N. Goody
68
5 14
Farmingdale,Me.
19
Anna L. Horrigan
2
4 15
Boston
25
Darius Robida
24
9
1
Holbrook
Stillborn
Holbrook
April
12
Canetta Olivo
26
Braintree
14
Catharine Moynihan
73 11 0
Quincy
27
Dora Crozina
21
- - -
Brockton
27
Emma Boardman
53 10 20
Brockton
May
1
Mary C. O'Connell
70 - -
Milton
5
Emily A. Peterson
49
2 17
Boston
7 Stillborn
Abington
18
Agnes S. Barry
48
6 24
Holbrook
Place of death
·
205
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INTERMENTS AT RANDOLPH - Continued
May
28 Andrew McEachen
46
. 13
Quincy Chelsea
30
Carrie E. Hayden
47
June 12 Margaret Kane
65
Taunton
18
George L. Dennehy
23
2
2
Braintree
23
Angelo Palmer
8
6 29
Bridgewater
July
2
Stillborn
Holbrook
7
Albert R. Fitch
25
20
Braintree
5
L. Pius Holderried
72
2
5
Melrose
9
Mary Holbrook
62
Taunton
12
Evelyn Murphy
19
7 16
Brighton
13
Marion Dennehy
7
4
9
Braintree
15
Teresa Fitzgerald
36
Westboro
16 David J. Foley
35
Boston
20
Hubert C. Dennehy
27
7 28
Braintree
Aug.
1
Margaret Sullivan
77
2
8
Braintree
6
Malva Corlozzi
0
6 5
Braintree
9
Resaria Ross Ricardi
56
Braintree
14
Sarah Jane Curran
57
Malden
21
Margaret M. Mack
35
Boston
22
Stillborn
Braintree
29
Catharine J. Heney
47
2 16
Abington
Sept.
2
Susan A. Howe
S2 9 14
Falmouth
6
William A. Burrell
50 8 3
New York
7
Josephine Sullivan
4 hours
Brockton
7
Catharine Sullivan
11 hours
Brockton
15
Thomas Duffy
50
Lynn
15
William Leahy
62
Boston
28
Joseph B. Doyle
48
Boston
Oct.
6
Walter J. Neagle
20
1
9
Quincy
11
Michael J. Mclaughlin
69
Nashua, N. H.
17
Andrew M. Mischler
63
Quincy
16
James F. Daley
56
Brockton
19
Harold Q. Walsh
28
23
Taunton
30
Mary H. Levangi
32
6 17
Braintree
Nov.
1
Mary Ellen Donahoe
54
7 22
Quincy
3
Mary Etta Reynolds
74 10 7
Braintree
6
Ginna Pautauno
0) 8 17
Braintree
9
James E. Frizzell
44
7 27
Whitman
0
7
Abington
27
James Leo Redmond
22
C
-
206
TOWN OF RANDOLPH
INTERMENTS AT RANDOLPH - Concluded
Nov.
9
Anne Carley
61 - -
Foxborough
13
Cassie Conrad
70 - -
17
Bridget F. Read
49 - -
Cambridge Quincy
19
Maria G. Orleans
0
2
Braintree
21
Alexander A. Pitts
58
Quincy
29
Eleanor Dench
62 -
Boston
Dec.
8
Anna M. Schrant
67 10
Braintree
13
Caleb Eugene Dyer
65 10 11
Braintree
11 Bridget Cody
68
15
Lennox
11 Janie V. Gallivan
26 11 12
Boston
23
Mercemio
0
0 2
Quincy
23
Michael F. O'Hara
70 7 29
Quincy
2
-
1
207
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MARRIAGES
Recorded in Randolph, 1915
Date 1915
Name
Residence
Jan. 14
Francis W. Ramsey, Jr. Abbie M. Lyons
Somerville Randolph
21 Albert Milton Stewart Maude Alice Bump
Braintree Randolph
Feb.
3 Arthur M. Towns Annie Houston
Randolph Randolph
17 Kendall Stone McLean Lillian Gertrude Davee
Boston Randolph
April 14
Orrin Teed Anna Atkinson
Randolph Milton
15 Festus John Conley Susan Harriett Courtney
Brockton Randolph
May
6 Alfred J. Billingham Winifred L. Kent
Randolph Randolph
9 Asa D. Archibald Esther Vaughn
E. Braintree Randolph
17 Jette Bolt Mieske Dykstra
Randolph Walpole
17 John H. Kelleher Ida Gertrude Allaire
Randolph N. Brookfield
June 16 George H. Zielfelder Louise R. Wacker
Stoughton Randolph
208
TOWN OF RANDOLPH
MARRIAGES - Continued
Date
Name
Residence
June 16 Merle Roland Hagar Jennie Maude Phillips
Randolph Providence, R. I.
21 Henry Sellars Marie Hazel Tremblay
No. Stoughton Randolph
Brockton
Randolph
July
17 Joseph Arthur Latlippe Lavina Angeline Duferne
Randolph Avon
10 Arthur C. Baker Frances Eveleigh
Randolph
Randolph
Sept.
4 Charles Joseph Haskell Julia Bolin
Brockton
Randolph
6 Albert Rowland Laura Annette Doggett
Somerville
Randolph
8 Henry Webb Etta E. Beers
Randolph
16 Norman F. Baker Mary M. Barrett
Randolph
Randolph
21 Charles A. Fagan Jesse F. Whitecross
Avon Randolph
24 Albert F. Bickford Annie J. Fullerton (Lendrum)
Randolph
Oct.
6 Mark Fitzmaurice Mary Doherty
Brockton Randolph
12 George M. Hollis Edna G. B. Rhodes
Randolph
Randolph
13 James F. Kennedy Clara F. McEnroe
Randolph E. Weymouth
209
Randolph
Randolph
24 Thomas F. Carroll Elizabeth C. Dooley
EIGHTIETH ANNUAL REPORT
MARRIAGES - Concluded
Date
Name
Residence
Oct. 20
Merle Leon Averell Mildred Hathaway Allen
Randolph Marblehead
21 Abel Goldberg Nettie Cohen
Brockton
Randolph
27 William Nelson Bassett Maina Ellen Neale
Randolph
Stoughton
Nov. 16
Arthur D. W. Prescott Edith E. Holbrook
Arlington
Randolph
16 James F. Gibson Nellie F. Morrill
Randolph Stoughton
24 Daniel H. Keniley Mary Doris White
Quincy Randolph
25 Dominick L. Doyle Marie Louise Grandmont
Randolph
Brockton
Dec.
23 William H. Scott Mary B. Chille
Randolph Boston
Should any person discover an error in the preceding records, he will confer a favor by notifying the Town Clerk, that correction may be made.
The Town Clerk hereby gives notice in compliance with Section 16, Chapter 29 of the Revised Laws, that he is pre- pared to furnish to parents, householders, physicians and midwives applying therefor, blanks for returns as required by law.
PATRICK H. MCLAUGHLIN,
Town Clerk.
210
TOWN OF RANDOLPH
INDEX
Abatements
19
Aid Under Chapter 763
22
Almshouse .
2S
Appropriations, 1915
8
Assessors, Report of
5
Auditors' Reports
30, 31, 33, 49, 71, 75, 78
Births.
198
Board of Health.
20
Burial of Indigent Soldiers
23
Care of Clocks
23
Classification of Diseases
204
Collector of Taxes, Report of
31
County Tax .
20
Return of Births, Marriages and Deaths
26
Deaths.
201
Election Officers .
16
Fire Department
27
Fire Department, Report of
82
Forest Fires
23
General Repairs
11
Gypsy Moths
25
Highway Department .
11
Insurance
25
Interest
23
Interments
205
Land Damages
26
List of Town Officers
3
List of Jurors
147
Lockup.
24
Marriages .
208
Military Aid
21
Miscellaneous
14
211
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Overseers, Report of
28
Payment of Town Notes
81
Pay of Physicians.
22
Poor Supported in Almshouse, 1915
28
Poor out of Almshouse
22
Poor of Other Towns
22
Post, G. A. R.
22
Randolph Visiting Nurse Association
19
Receipts and Expenditures
76
Record of Town Meetings, 1915.
151
Removing Snow
11
School Committee, Report of
89
School Physician .
101
Selectmen, Report of .
9
Soldiers' Relief .
21
Special Police
17
State Aid
21
State Highway Tax
19 19
State Tax
Stetson School Fund, Report of Trustees
103
Street Lighting
21
Superintendent of Schools, Report of .
109
Summary of Expenses for 1915
8
Tax Collector's Bond
20
Town Clerk, Report of
149
Town Debt .
26
Town Officers, Payment of
18
Town Treasurer, Report of.
-69
Treasurer's Bond .
20 23
Turner Free Library, Report of Librarian
65
Turner Free Library, Report of Treasurer
63
Turner Free Library, Report of Trustees
59
Valuation
5
Water Commissioners, Report of .
35
Water Department.
50
Water Loan Sinking Fund
72
212
Tree Warden .
RANDOLPH
TOWN REPORT
OF
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INCORPO
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1916
RANDOLPH, MASS. W. L. HICKEY, PRINTER 1917
Eighty-First Annual Report
of the
Selectmen, Assessors, Overseers of the Poor, School Committee, Engineers of the Fire Department, Superintendent of Streets, Board of Health, Town Clerk and Town Treasurer
of the
TOWN OF RANDOLPH
together with
The Reports of the Trustees of the Stetson School Fund, the Trustees of the Turner Free Library and of the Water Commissioners
for the
·
YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1916
MAR 1 5 1963 -
OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1916-1917
Selectmen and Overseers of Poor JAMES H. DUNPHY MICHAEL E. CLARK JEREMIAH J. DESMOND Assessors
ARTHUR W. ALDEN Term expires 1917
MICHAEL E. CLARK Term expires 1918
JAMES H. DUNPHY Term expires 1919
Town Clerk and Treasurer PATRICK H. MCLAUGHLIN
School Committee
EDWARD LONG Term expires 1917
GEORGE V. HIGGINS Term expires 1918
EDMUND K. BELCHER Term expires 1919
Water Commissioners
RICHARD F. FORREST Term expires 1917
WILLIAM F. BARRETT Term expires 1918
JOHN B. McNEIL Term expires 1919
Auditors
MICHAEL F. CUNNINGHAM
JOHN K. WILLARD
JOHN B. WREN Constables
FRANK J. DONAHUE
MICHAEL F. SULLIVAN
JOHN J. MADIGAN
FRANK W. HARRIS JAMES H. MEANEY FRED O. EVANS
FRED VYE
Tax Collector JEREMIAH J. DESMOND
Registrars of Voters
FRANK M. CONDON HAROLD F. HOWARD
PATRICK H. MCLAUGHLIN JOHN H. FIELD
Fence Viewers
HIRAM S. FAUNCE
EDWIN M. MANN
CHARLES H. COLE
Engineers of Fire Department
RICHARD F. FORREST
GEORGE H. STETSON
MICHAEL M. SULLIVAN JAMES MEANEY
Warden of Almshouse .
MICHAEL M. SULLIVAN
Keeper of Lockup
BERNARD MOORE
Representative to General Court .
JOSEPH BELCHER
TOWN OF RANDOLPH .
ASSESSORS' REPORT
Valuation
1915
1916
Real estate .
$2,344,700 00
$2,377,500 00
Personal estate
778,450 00
501,600 00
. $3,123,150 00
$2,879,100 00
Value of buildings
$1,612,900 00
Value of land . .
764,600 00
Value of personal property
501,600 00
$2,879,100 00
Town tax
$66,754 81
State tax .
5,840 00
State Highway tax
195 03
County tax
2,777 63
Overlay
1,396 20
$77,159 67
Estimated corporation tax . . $ 246 71
Estimated corporation tax, P.S., 1,047 60
Estimated corporation tax, B. . . 3,262 96 .
Estimated bank tax
1,593 82
1,245 polls. 2,490 00
$8,641 09
Amount to be raised on property . $68,518 58 Tax rate $23.80.
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Tax on real estate. $56,584 50 Tax on personal estate . 11,938 08
1245 polls . 2,490 00
Amount committed to collector $71,012 58
Additional Assessments
Personal estate.
$1,044 82
Real estate .
406 60
$1,449 42
$72,458 00
Total amount committed to collector Number of persons assessed poll tax only .
733
Number of horses
182
Number of cows .
271
Number of neat cattle
1
Number of fowl
1,555
Number of swine .
12
Number of dwellings 1,185
Acres of land . 5,608
Estimated Value of Town Property
December 31, 1916
Almshouse property and farm $12,000 00
Town Hall and land . 25,000 00
One steam fire engine and apparatus 5,500 00
One Babcock extinguisher and apparatus 800 00
Three engine houses and lockup.
4,200 00
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Land, "Clark Estate"
$1,200 00
Highway plant .
5,000 00
Schoolhouse and land, School St ..
7,500 00
Schoolhouse and land, Chestnut St.
1,800 00
Schoolhouse and land, Belcher St ..
9,250 00
Schoolhouse and land, Lafayette St.
·1,600 00
Prescott Schoolhouse and land, Ward and School Sts.
17,000 00
Land, North St. .
200 00
Turner High School Fund
1,000 00
Stetson High School Fund.
20,000 00
Turner Free Library, building and land .
... 40,000 00
Turner Free Library
20,000 00
Turner Fund, Library
10,000 00
Royal W. Turner Free Library Fund
20,000 00
Coddington Fund .
1,900 00
E. Fannie Belcher Lot
1,000 00
Stetson High School
32,000 00
Water Works . 164,000 00
$398,950 00
JAMES H. DUNPHY, . MICHAEL E. CLARK, ARTHUR W. ALDEN, Assessors.
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
SELECTMEN
1916
TOWN OF RANDOLPH
REPORT OF SELECTMEN
The Selectmen of Randolph herewith submit their re- port of the receipts and expenditures for the year ending December 31, 1916.
The amount of money paid on account of highways is much larger than usual, but will be understood when the circumstances are taken into account.
The amount expended for removal of snow last year was $1,600; most of this amount was spent in the month of March, after the annual town meeting.
The amount paid The Barrett Mfg. Co. for Tarvia, $1,717, was a bill contracted in the year 1915. These two bills amounted to $3,317. The total amount paid for high- ways, general repairs is $8,100; the usual amount spent on highways is between $5,000 and $6,000; showing the actual expenditure this year for general repairs is less than other years.
In response to a vote taken at a town meeting on March 15, 1915, that a uniform system of bookkeeping be in- stalled to meet the State requirements, a committee con- sisting of Patrick H. McLaughlin, Herbert F. French and Joseph A. Devine was appointed to arrange for such a system with the result that the accounting of the town depart- ment is now conducted under the method demanded by the State. The work involved made heavy demands on the committee and special mention must be made of the ser- ' vices of Mr. Herbert F. French, distinguished as one of the most expert accountants of the country, who cheerfully assumed charge of the work and gave generously of his
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own time, the labor of his assistant accountants and the unusually complete facilities of his office and all without charging the town one cent.
JEREMIAH J. DESMOND, MICHAEL E. CLARK, JAMES H. DUNPHY,
Selectmen.
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS
To the Selectmen:
Following the usual custom, work on the highways was commenced în the early spring, by scraping the streets and gutters, after which those portions of the streets most in need of repairs, were gravelled.
The following is a summary of the work done during the year 1916:
Pond St., 50 loads of ashes and gravel.
Pleasant St., 20 loads gravel.
No. Main St., 105 loads gravel and 20 loads cinders.
North St., 10 loads broken stone near Allen St.
Patching No. Main St., 24 tons powdered stone with tar. Patching North St., tar and stone.
Union St., 110 loads gravel.
West St., taking up car track and re-laying, 55 loads gravel near Mr. Kepp's, Warren St.
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH
Woodland Ave., 3 loads broken stone.
E. F. Knights, 12 feet 8-inch pipe.
Fairview Ave., 164 loads gravel.
Norfolk Road, 92 loads gravel and cinders.
Grove St., sidewalk, 12 loads cinders.
Center St., 5 loads gravel.
No. Main St., sidewalk, 25 loads gravel.
Cleaning ditch, Plain St.
Taking out pipe back of Dr. Allen's old house and clean- ing out and covering.
Taking up bridge on Howard St., cleaning and re-laying, using 5 loads gravel.
Wales Ave., 4 loads cinders for sidewalk.
North St., 58 loads gravel, (R. A. T. Hill).
No. Bramberry St., 267 loads gravel and 15 car loads cinders.
Respectfully submitted,
CHARLES H. COLE, Superintendent of Streets.
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HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
Removing Snow
Paid John Carr .
$ 15 75
William Carroll and others
312 95
Charles Clark .
2 10
Charles H. Cole .
48 25
P. C. Crockett and others .
87 11
Thomas Deniel .
8 70
James Devine and others . .
261 65
Edward J. Donahue and others .
76 60
James M. Dyer and others.
133 76
Fred O. Evans
40 75
John Harris
43 95
F. W. Harris.
25 55
Edward Cousineau
4 80
William Johnson
28 50
W. L. Mann and others.
209 07
M. E. Leahy and others. . .
227 40
William O'Halloran.
11 40
Charles Truelson
18 70
George Teed
12 60
$1,569 59
Lafayette Street and Norfolk Road
Paid John Anderson
$12 71
John Currie
12 30
John Brown .
1 20
William Carroll and team. .
107 78
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Paid John Carroll
$25 20
P. C. Crockett and team. .
36 08
James Devine and team. . .
10 56
Thomas Dunphy
29 70
Michael Good
37 30
F. W. Harris and team
78 60
D. C. Jordan
2 90
John Meaney .
36 56
Edward J. Meighen
9 60
A. O'Connell.
23 70
William O'Halloran
5 10
H. C. Truelson
15 30
Oil
1 00
$445 59
General Repairs
Paid John K. Anderson $53 98
George Bailey .
12 10
Bay State St. Ry. Co.
380 00
Andrew Bennett
3 00
L. Bettle .
50 00
Albert F. Bickford
540 00
Henry Campbell.
17 00
John Carr . 3 00
Wm. H. Carroll .
100 95
Geo. H. Chisholm
12 30
Charles Clark
27 75
Joseph Clark .
23 55
F. Clark Patrick
9 06
William O. Clark
75
Charles H. Cole
436 69
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Paid J. Collins, team
$76 13
John Collins, team
87 84
Charles U. Cox
5 00
P. C Crockett
43 50
Arthur Delafano
4 80
Louis DeCota
6 00
Joseph Dench
127 19
Thomas Deneil
33 15
Joseph Desmond
184 35
James Devine.
78 28
Charles J. Dolan
16 95
Edward J. Donahue
45 00
James Dowd .
30 30
Thomas Duff .
198 60
James Dunphy .
132 75
Thomas Dunphy
5 40
Fred O. Evans
61 20
James Fardy:
57 07
John A. Forrest .
16 95
Chas. H. Cole, freight and exp.
10 43
Lawrence Garvey
18 00
James Gibson .
95 32
Michael Good .
103 50
Good Roads Ma. Co.
48 07
Louis Gratton
28 50
John Harris .
30 00
Jeremiah Harty ..
83 55
Wm. D. Hatchfield .
19 20
F. W. Hayden & Co
22 36
D. Henderson.
1 50
Peter Klausen
17 95
James M. Jones
13 05
Fred C. Lyons
6 75
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Paid W. Linnehan
$137 25
H. F. Libby
92 75
M. E. Leahy
247 13
Edwin M. Mann
6 50
John Meany .
182 37
Edward Meighen.
201 25
Luke Mulligan
62 25
Timothy Mullins
38 20
Edward Murphy .
3 00
George D. McAllister .
15 75
Edward J. McMahon.
22 20
Thomas McGrath
12 00
John B. McNeill.
100 10
R. E .O'Brien
3 98
A. O'Connell
36 15
William O'Halloran
181 20
E. A. Perry .
9 45
Powers Bros.
109 41
F. S. Powers
5 40
W. L. Pulson
38 89
Frank Riley
21 45
John Roddan
37 30
Patrick Ryan
9 15
J. E. Sprague
15 85 ·
George H. Stetson
53 00
Michael F. Sullivan
55 14
William Toomey
1 50
Town Team .
90 90
Charles Truelson
139 18
S. L. Thompson
25 00
Woodsum Coal Co.
4 55
Barrett Mfg. Co., 1915
$1,717 91
$6,520 42
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Summary
Removal of snow
$1,569 59
Lafayette street and Norfolk
road
445 59
General repairs
6,520 42
$8,535 60
Credits
Appropriation
$1,000 00
Re-appropriations
968 76
Excise tax
1,856 66
Excise tax .
52 16
Railway tax
1.224 60
Overdrawn
$3,287 50
Fairmount Avenue
Paid Charles H. Cole .
$123 20
M. J. Collins and team
46 33
J. G. Condon
3 60
James Devine and team
19 50
James Dowd.
2 40
Joseph Desmond
65 40
Thomas Duff
47 40
Michael Good .
28 80
M. E. Leahy and team
5 85
W. Linnehan.
60 00
E. Meighen
64 20
J. Meany and team
64 35
William O'Halloran.
60 00
Penn Metal Co.
30 40
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH
Paid Town team
$26 90
Freight and expense 1 54
$649 27
Appropriation $500 00
Overdrawn . 149 27
Sidewalks, South Main Street
Paid Charles Anderson . $32 70
John K. Anderson .
123 30
Bay State Street Ry. Co .. .
50 00
William Carroll .
31 69
Charles H. Cole
116 60
John Collins.
31 68
Joseph J. Dench
28 50
Joseph Desmond
61 50
Thomas Duff
14 40
James Dunphy .
18 30
Thomas Dunphy
35 10
James Fardy
92 71
Michael Good
31 20
M. E. Leahy and team.
27 00
W. Linnehan.
54 30
John Marcelle .
27 60
John Meany and team 23 40
Edward J. Meighen
60 30
William O'Halloran
37 50
William L. Pulson
122 35
Town horse.
29 45
Charles H. Cole, expense . .
1 32
$1,050 90
Appropriation
$3,600 00
Unexpended $2,549 10
19
EIGHTY-FIRST ANNUAL REPORT
Abatements
Paid on taxes $1,850 10 No appropriation.
Births, Marriages and Deaths
Paid George V. Higgins M.D. . . $5 75
H. M. Warden 3 00
A. W. Myrick, M.D. 27 75
P. H. Mclaughlin . 77 70
John B. Wren
28 25
$142 45
Appropriation $100 00
Overdrawn 42 45
Board of Health
Paid Joseph Clark $ 1 00
Thomas E. Daly
3 00
Jeremiah J. Desmond
20 00
Walter L. Hickey
2 00
Hobbs & Warren
6 43
John J. Madigan
4 50
Nicholas Moore
1 00
Raymond Murphy
1 00
John B. McNeill
9 00
National Chemical Co.
15 00
R. E. O'Brien
62 55
George A. Poole.
21 81
Porter's Pharmacy 30
20
TOWN OF RANDOLPH
Paid Randolph Coal Co.
$ 1 75
Rutland Sanitorium
91 27
Charles Truelson .
13 50
Walter Teed .
7 00
John B. Wren
54 00
E. Wrisley
50 00
$365 11
Appropriation
$250 00
Re-appropriated
76 18
Overdrawn
38 93
Burial of Indigent Soldiers
Paid for burial
$200 00
No appropriation.
To be refunded by state.
Care of Clocks
Paid Arthur W. Allen .
$20 00
Appropriation .
$20 00
Chapter 763
Paid sundry persons. $1,292 32
No appropriation.
One-third to be refunded by state
$430 77
Overdrawn 861 55
County Tax
Paid .
$2,777 63
Appropriation .
$2,777 63
21
EIGHTY-FIRST ANNUAL REPORT
Fire Department
.
Paid sundry accounts (see report of Fire De- partment) $3,443 54
Appropriation $2,700 00
Re-appropriation. 1,248 32
Unexpended 504 78
New Fire Truck
Paid Am. LeFrance Co. $5,300 00
Appropriation $5,500 00
Unexpended . 200 00
District Nurse
Appropriation $250 00 Unexpended $250 00
Forest Fires
Paid James M. Dyer $ 1 00
Fred O. Evans
56 25
John Finlay .
17 20
R. Forrest and others
82 00
Elmer P. Vaughn.
15 75
$172 20
Appropriated .
$400 00
Re-appropriated
173 74
Unexpended . 401 54
22
TOWN OF RANDOLPH
Gypsy Moth Department
Paid Albert F. Bickford
$20 00
Charles Blanche
2 00
F. H. Cullen .
54 30
Joseph B. Clark .
.42 00
Charles H. Cole .
130 47
Charles H. Cole, expenses . .
3 15
Mary Collins
36 50
John Desmond .
40 80
Joseph Desmond
69 60
Charles Dolan .
40 95
Harry Dolan
33 30
Lawrence Garvey
1 15
J. M. Hardy
3 00
F. W. Harris .
72 50
D. Henderson
1 50
C. Fred Lyons .
2 90
John B. Mahoney
25
John B. McNeill .
35 15
Merrimac Chemical Co.
69 25
John T. Moore
194 80
R. E. O'Brien.
16 05
A. O'Connell
84 00
James Walsh
70 80
$1,024 42
Appropriation .
$1,266 86
Credit .
5 00
Re-appropriated
232 40
Unexpended .
1
479 84
$1,504 26
23
EIGHTY-FIRST ANNUAL REPORT
Insurance Fire and Compensation
Paid H. W. French .
$430 99
Joseph T. Leahy 270 26
H. W. French 348 71
$1,049 96
Appropriation . $700 00
Re-appropriation
227 56
Unexpended
122 40
Interest
Paid Patrick H. Mclaughlin, Treasurer . . .. $4,227 46
Appropriation $2,800 00
Credits 1,580 36
Unexpended 152 90
Land Damages
Paid sundry persons. $2,156 25
Credits 2,201 10
Unexpended
44 85
Lockup
Paid Cartwright & Hurley 13 50
Mary P. Gaynor
2 00
Thomas Good
1 00
B. F. Hayden
1 00
Randolph Coal Co.
26 25
C. Fred Lyons.
50
Bernard Moore 138 50
$212 75
Appropriation
150 00
Overdrawn
62 75
24
TOWN OF RANDOLPH
Military Aid
Paid sundry persons $235 00
Appropriation . $ 63 34
To be refunded by state 117 50
To be refunded by Holbrook 39 17
Overdrawn 14 99
Pay of Physicians
Paid Geo. V. Higgins, M. D. $50 00
A. L. Chase, M. D. 50 00
A. W. Myrick, M.D. 150 00
$250 00
Appropriation . $250 00
Reappropriation 250 00
Unexpended . 250 00
Poor out of Almshouse
Paid sundry persons . $3,092 02
Appropriation . $3,000 00
Overdrawn.
92 02
Poor of Other Towns
Paid sundry persons . To appropriation. To be refunded.
$1,455 36
Post G. A. R.
Paid Horace Niles Post 110, G. A. R.
$150 00
Appropriation .
$150 00
25
EIGHTY-FIRST ANNUAL REPORT
Reduction of Town Debt
Paid P. H. Mclaughlin, Treasurer . .
$4,700 00 Appropriation . $4,700 00
Special Police
Paid John A. Forrest. $4 80
A. S. Fries . 6 60
John J. Madigan
1,006 16
William Mahady
24 06
James McGerigle
79 55
E. L. Payne . 22 87
John P. Rooney
25 00
Charles Stetson
5 00
Michael Sullivan ·
9 00
$1,183 04
Appropriation
$1,000 00
Credit . 46 03
Overdraft .
137 01
State Tax
Paid $5,840 00
Appropriation
$5,840 00
State Highway Tax
Paid.
$195 03
Appropriation
$195 03
26
TOWN OF RANDOLPH
State Aid
Paid sundry persons .
$3,492 00 No approriation. To be refunded by state.
State Pauper
Paid for burial of unknown
$25 00
No appropriation.
To be refunded by state.
Soldiers' Relief
Whose military settlement is in Randolph and Holbrook. Paid sundry persons $1,102 49
Appropriation
$450 00
To be refunded by Holbrook .
234 08
Overdraft .
418 41
Stetson High School Playground
Paid Bay State St. Ry. Co.
$95 00
Charles H. Cole
5 00
Percy C. Crockett
35 20
John Croud .
2 00
Fabian E. Hogan
1 00
Michael Good
90 90
F. W. Harris .
181 80
Charles E. Hepburn
·106 14
John C. Marcelle
2 00
$519 04
Appropriation
$500 00
Overdrawn 19 04
27
EIGHTY-FIRST ANNUAL REPORT
Tax Collector's Bond
Paid $100 00
Appropriation
$50 00
Overdrawn
50 00
Tree Warden
Paid Mrs. Mary Collins, Treas-
urer .
$18 00
Frank H. Cullen 45 65
Charles Dolan
26 10
Harry Dolan
32 85
James Fardy
2 75
Edward Foley
25 20
F. W. Harris .
17 00
J. M. Hardy ..
6 95
F. W. Hayden & Co.
38 88
W. L. Hickey
17 50
M. E. Leahy
4 00
John B. Mahoney
1 05
Merrimac Chemical Co.
23 75
John T. Moore
109 90
Malcolm McNeill
2 25
R. E. O'Brien
5 75
Expense .
60
$378 18
Appropriation .
$450 00
Unexpended . 71 82
28
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH
TOWN OFFICERS
Selectmen and Overseers of Poor
Paid Jeremiah J. Desmond
$250 00
James H. Dunphy 156 95
Michael E. Clark. 200 00
Assessors
Paid Arthur W. Alden . $175 00
Michael E. Clark, 1915-
1916
180 00
James Dunphy
200 00
Jeremiah J. Desmond, 1915
75 00
Auditors
Paid Michael F. Cunningham . .. $40 00
John B. Wren.
40 00
John K. Willard
40 00
Town Treasurer
Paid Patrick H. Mclaughlin . . . .
$300 00
Registrars of Voters
Paid John H. Field $50 00
Frank M. Condon . 50 00
Harold F. Howard . 50 00
Patrick H. Mclaughlin
75 00
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