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Article 32. To see if the Town will raise and ap- propriate money for the care of the clock in the spire of the First Congregational Church.
Article 33. To see what action the Town will take relative to abatements of taxes and raise and appropri- ate money therefor.
Article 34. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate money for planting shade trees on the highways, as petitioned for by John E. McDonald, Fran- cis G. Keith and others.
Article 35. To see what action the Town will take in regard to an equitable and complete revaluation of the real and personal property of the town, and raise and ap- propriate money therefor as petitioned for by James F. Kennedy, H. W. Kingman and others.
Article 35. To see if the town will vote to approve the action of the School Committee in petitioning for leg- islation to borrow outside the debt limit, for school pur- poses, or to pass any vote in relation to the proposed legislation relative to increased school housing facilities, as petitioned for by the School Committee.
Article 37. To see if the Town will vote to install electric light and poles in Stetson park and raise and appropriate money therefor, as petitioned for by Thomas Desmond Post of the American Legion and others.
Article 38. To raise and appropriate money for the suppression of the Gypsy and Brown Tail Moth, as recom-
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mended by the State Forester.
Article 39. To see what action the Town will take relative to a resolution requesting legislation (1) to fix the maximum price at which coal may be sold in any Congressional district or part thereof; (2) to provide for prior sales and shipments to consumers and to retailers of coal. .
Article 40. To see if the Town will appoint a com- mittee to draw and present for adoption at a special meeting called for that purpose a set of building regula- tions, as petitioned for by A. Howard Holbrook, Isaac R. Mann and others.
Article 41. To raise and appropriate money for ex- pense of the Assessors' Department.
Article 42. To see if the Town will vote to adopt the following by-law: That hereafter no street shall be accepted by the Town that is less than forty feet in width, as petitioned for by A. Howard Holbrook, Isaac R. Mann and others.
Article 43. To see if the town will vote to create a planning board as provided for in Section 70, Chapter 41, of the General Laws, as petitioned for by A. Howard Hol- brook, Isaac R. Mann and others.
Article 44. To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate a sum of money to donate to the Brock- ton Hospital.
And you are directed to serve this warrant by post- ing attested copies thereof at five or more public places in said town, seven days at least before the day and the hour for holding said meeting.
Hereof, fail not, and make return of this warrant with your doings thereon to the Town Clerk, on or before the day and the hour appointed for said meeting.
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
Given under our hands at Randolph, this Fifteenth day of February A. D. 1923.
ROBERT T. MCAULIFFE, JAMES E. FOLEY, RICHARD F. FORREST, Selectmen of Randolph.
A true Copy, Attest :
JOHN P. HANLEY, Constable.
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INDEX
Officers for the Year 1922-1923 3
Assessors' Report 5
Overseers of Poor Report
8
Selectmen's Report
11
Appropriation Table
40
Tax Collector's Report
43
List of Jurors 47 Superintendent of Streets' Report 50 Fire Department Report 51 Turner Free Library Report 55 Report of Trustees 57 60
Report of Librarian
Statistical Report
62
Report of Treasurer
63
Resolutions
School Committee Report
Report of School Committee
65 69 72 77
School Calendar
School Expenses 78
General Expenses 79
Report of Superintendent of Schools 85
Distribution of Pupils 90
Honor Roll 97
Report of Principal of Stetson High School 99
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Report of Supervisor of Music 108
Report of Supervisor of Drawing 110
Report of Stetson School Fund 111
Report of School Physician 113
Town Treasurer's Report 115
Balance Sheet 125
Provisions for Paying Notes 126
Statement of Monument Fund 127
Statement of Welcome Home Fund 127
Water Commissioners' Report
129
Report of Water Commissioners
131
Orders Drawn 132
Joint Account Paid by Randolph, Maintenance 133
Joint Account Paid by Randolph, Installing and Overhauling Pumps 135
Joint Account Paid by Holbrook, Maintenance. . . 186
Joint Account Paid by Holbrook, Installing and Overhauling Pumps 136
Statement of Joint Account 137
Randolph Maintenance 137
Randolph Service Pipe Construction 139
Grove Street Extension
140
Interest Account 140
Receipts for Year 141
Taking Land at Great Pond 140
Rules and Regulations 143
Town Clerk's Report 149
Record of Town Meetings 151
Annual Town Meeting, Adjourned 157
Total Appropriation 173
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
State Election Primary 177
State Election 183
Recount for Senator 190
Meeting of Town Clerks 191
Births Recorded 192
Marriages Recorded
197
Deaths Recorded 200
Interments Recorded
204
Table of Vital Statistics 206
Sealer of Weights and Measures' Report 208
Tree Warden's Report 209
Moth Superintendent's Report 210
Warrant for Annual Town Meeting, 1923 211
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TOWN REPORT
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MA'S
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1923
W. L. HICKEY, PRINTER RANDOLPH, MASS.
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Eighty-Eighth 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, Tax Collector, 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, 1923
MAY 14 1963
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1922-1923
Town Clerk and Treasurer John B. McNeill
Moderator
James E. Foley
Selectmen and Overseers of Poor
Rihard F. Forrest Term expires 1924
Robert T. McAuliffe Terms expires1924
James E. Foley Term expires 1925
Assessors
Joseph J. McMahon Term expires 1926
Arthur W. Alden
Term expires 1924
James E. Foley
Term expires 1925
School Committee
Florence E. Roddan
Term expires 1924
James F. Kennedy Term expires 1924
Charles R. Kiley
Term expires 1925
Water Commissioners
John B. McNeill Term expires 1925
Richard F. Forrest Term expires 1926
William F. Cunninham Term expires 1924
Auditors
Michael F. Cunninham James V. Donovan John H. Rudderham
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Constables
John P. Hanley John J. Condon John A. Forrest
Frank J. Donohue Patrick T. McDonnell Louis J. Courtney
Martin E. Young
Registrars of Voters
Harold F. Howard
Henry J. Meaney
Charles R. Powers, Jr.
Tax Collector Walter H. Lyons
Engineers of Fire Department
Elmer P. Vaughn Frederick K. Diauto
Henry J. Mann
Finance Committee
H. W. Richter John B: Brennan D. J. Hand
Charles D. Hill Ralph G. Knights Frank D. McCarty
H. W. French
Representative of General Court
John A. Kelliher of Stoughton
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
ASSESSORS' REPORT 1923
Value Buildings, 1922
$1,793,400.00
Value Land
771,950.00
Value Personal
612,500.00
3,177,850.00
Value Buildings, 1923
$2,132,500.00
Value Land
767,890.00
Value Personal
620,100.00
3,519,490.00
CREDITS FROM STATE AND OTHER SOURCES
State Income, General School
Returns
$10,952.85
Income, General Return
6,441.94
Nat. Bank Tax
900.00
Corporation Tax
3,500.00
Interest
1,200.00
Dog Tax and other School
returns
1,500.00
Miscellaneous
500.00
Moth Dept. Returns
200.00
Alms House
1,200.00
Poll Tax
2,776.00
$ 29,170.79
Amount to be raised on Property .. $114,771.56
Tax on Real Estate $94,556.30
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Tax on Personal 20,215.26
Poll Tax, Part to be refunded 6,940.00
Committed to Collector
. .
121,711.56
. Omitted List 507.19
Total Committed
$122,218.75
Number of Persons Assessed 2,709
Number of Horses 87
Number of Cows 247
Number of Sheep 3
Number of Neat Cattle 29
Number of Swine 42
Number of Dwellings. 1,334
Number of Acres of Land 5,607
Number of Fowl 2,903
Number of Automobiles 481
VALUATION OF TOWN PROPERTY
Almshouse Property
$ 12,000.00
Town Hall 25,000.00
One Steam Fire Engine
5,000.00
One Fire Truck 600.00
One Combination Fire Truck
5,000.00
Land Clarke Estate
1,200.00
School House and Land, School St.
7,500.00
Chestnut St. . .
1,800.00
"
"
No. Randolph .
8,000.00
"
Belcher St.
9,250.00
"
Lafayette St. . 1,600.00
Prescott School and Land
17,000.00
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
Land on North St.
200.00
Stetson School and Land
32,000.00
Turner High School Fund
10,000.00
Stetson High School Fund
20,000.00
Turner Library Building and Land
40,000.00
Turner Library 20,000.00
Turner Fund for Library
10,000.00
R. W. Turner Library Fund
20,000.00
Coddington Fund
1,900.00
E. Fannie Belcher Lot
1,000.00
Randolph Water Works
164,000.00
Total
$418/050.00
ARTHUR W. ALDEN
JOSEPH J. McMAHON
JAMES E. FOLEY
Assessors of Randolph.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
SELECTMEN
1923
TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
REPORT OF SELECTMEN AND OVERSEERS OF POOR
To the Voters of Randolph :
We submit herewith our report for the year 1923 and have kept within the appropriation as closely as possible. The total expenditures show a net overdraft of $938.25. Nearly one-half of which is caused by the expenses of children attending Continuation and Vo- cational schools, a matter over which we have no con- trol and for which there has been no appropriation. As this is to be an annual expense we recommend that in the future an appropriation be made to cover this item.
RICHARD F. FORREST, JAMES E. FOLEY, ROBERT T. MCAULIFFE. Board of Selectmen, and Overseers of Poor.
ALMSHOUSE
Porters Pharmacy, Supplies .$ 15.75
Frank Diauto, Supplies
443.51
R. E. O'Brien, Labor and Supplies 21.25
M. E. Leahy, Feul 753.97
New England Tel. and Tel. Co. . 38.09
Randolph and Holbrook Pr. and Elec. Co. 119.05
C. H. Saunders, Supplies 168.77
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Brockton Gas Light Co. 65.98
E. L. McAuliffe, Supplies 6.00
George Novelline, Swine
15.00
Mrs. Bridget O'Brien, Labor 312.00
Standard Harness Co., New Har-
ness
14.00
American Ry. Express Co. 7.07
James T. Flanelley, Supplies
245.35
G. H. Eddy, Supplies
251.67
George W. Bugbee, Fish
48.31
F. W. Hayden & Co., Supplies
163.42
R. J. McAuliffe, Supplies
269.72
C. Fred Lyons, Supplies
214.41
Thos. Whitty, Supplies
118.54
Cunningham Packing Co. Curing Hams
2.20
Mass. Prison Commission, Sup- plies
101.47
V. M. Gray, Supplies
54.20
Edwin C. Soule, Ice 48.05
W. M. Howard, Fish 83.56
Fottler, Fiske & Rawson, Seeds
43.50
C. H. Truelson, Dressing Hogs . .
7.50
Joseph Breck & Sons, Seeds
36.07
M. J. Collins, Use of Horse
5.00
H. A. Poole, Supplies
1.90
Geo. W. Bailey, Labor
1.00
R. E. O'Brien, Hay 35.13
Robt. T. McAuliffe, Supplies
10.00
Clar-Mac Chemical Co.
26.22
August Rhalfs, Supplies 4.90
M. J. McKenna, Fish , 15.31
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Towns & Mann, Expressing 17.47
H. N. Smith, Supplies 54.68
Campagna & Taylor, Labor 30.00
Chas. R. Meaney, Labor and Sup-
lies 7.50
Frank W Harris, Expressing
2.80
Atwood Paper Co., Supplies 11.00
B. & P. Transportation Co. Expressing .35
Warren Pharmacy Inc., Supplies
3.55
Talmage Morrow, Blacksmith 1
Acct. 58.15
M. M. Sullivan, Salary as Warden 1,000.00
Benjamin Mann, Repairs 10.00
$4,963.37
Appropriation
4500.00
Overdrawn
463.37
$4,963.37
ALMSHOUSE REPAIRS
E. C. Young Co., Supplies
222.76
Norfolk Lumber Co., Supplies 56.59
Campagna and Taylor, Labor .. 219.24
F. W. Hayden & Co., Supplies ..
4.00
$502.59
Appropriation
500.00
Overdrawn
2.59
$502.59
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ABATEMENT OF TAXES
Paid W. H. Lyons, Levy of 1921 . 3885.82
Paid W. H. Lyons, Levy of 1922 517.90
Paid W. H. Lyons, Levy of 1923 . 921.46
5,325.18
Appropriation Overlay
3,455.33
Overdrawn 1,869.85
5,325.18
ASSESSORS' EXPENSE
Times Publishing Co. 3.50
James E. Foley, Expense 9.10
A. L. Burdakin, Abstract of Deeds 79.86
Arthur W. Alden, Expense .50
Katherine Harris, Abstracts 14.00
W. L. Hickey, Printing 22.00
Towns & Mann, Expressing 2.73
A. W. Brownell Corp., Supplies .25
Frank W. Harris, Expressing
.60
132.54.
Appropriation
100.00
Overdrawn 32.54
132.54
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
G. V. Higgins, M. D., Returning Births 6.25
E. L. Payne 25.00
John B. McNeil 231.00
W. L. Hallet, M. D., Returning Birth .25
Cartwright & Hurley, Returning Deaths 13.25
John H. Wren, Returning Death
9.75
A. W. Myrick, M. D. Returning Births 9.00
A. L. Chase, M. D., Returning Births .75
295.25
Unexpended
4.75
300.00
Appropriation
300.00
BROCKTON HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
Brockton Hospital Co. 500.00
Appropriation 500.00
BOARD OF HEALTH
Case No. 1
Paid Overseers of Public Welfare
Boston
27.43
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Case No. 2
Paid Overseers of Public Welfare
Boston 18.29
Case No. 3
Paid Overseers of Public Welfare Boston 13.71
Case No. 4
Paid Overseers of Public Welfare Boston 41.14
Case No. 5
Cash Paid to Family in Quarantine 34.00
Case No. 6
Cash Paid to Family in Quarantine 56.00
Case No. 7
Paid Norfolk County Hospital
Board
392.60
Case No. 8
Paid to Norfolk County Hospital
To be refunded by Com. of Mass. 128.70
Case No. 9
Paid Norfolk County Hospital Board, To be Refunded by
City of Boston 140.40
Case No. 10
Paid Warren Pharmacy, Medicine
18.35
$870.62
American Railway Express Co.
1.85
Robt. T. McAuliffe .30
Wm. Whitecross, Burial of Animal 1.00
Isaac Anderson, Cabinet for Lung- motor 18.00
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
Thos. Loughlin, Painting Signs . 9.00
E. C. Young Co., Signs 6.00
P. C. Crolkett, Clean-up Day . .. 48.00
M. T. Sullivan, Clean-up Day ....
8.00
Winthrop Bruce, Clean-up Day .. 8.00
Wm. O'Halloran, Clean-up Day . .
8.00
John Kelliher, Clean-up Day ....
8.00
C. H. Truelson, Clean-up Day ...
28.80
Wm. O'Halloran, Labor
57.00
W. L. Hickey, Printing
4.50
Geo. D. Finnegan, Advertising . .
4.50
F. Burt Jaquith, Advertising
3.75
James Dowd, Labor 2.50
Cartwright & Hurley, Fumigating
110.00
33.00
John H. Wren, Fumigating .. .... Joseph W. O'Mahoney, Burial of Animals 2.00
Charles H. Forrest, Burial of
Animals 2.00
M. F. Sullivan, Labor 36.00
Patrick T. McDonnell, Burial of Animals 14.00
Frederic C. Cobb, County Treas .. 1,613.13 Leopold Kangeiser, Burial of Animals 1.00
James H. Dunphy, Legal Services 10.00
James E. Foley, Salary, Board of Health 20.00
Robt. T. McAuliffe, Salary, Board of Health 20.00
R. F. Forrest, Salary, Board of Health 20.00
$2,098.33
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2,968.95
Appropriation $2,250.00
To be reimbursed by State 128.70
To be reimbursed by City of
Boston 140.40
To be reimbursed by Board of Sanatoria 215.00
Overdrawn 234.85
2,968.95
MOTHERS AID CHAPTER 118
Case No. 1
Cash Paid
10.00
Mrs. Ellen Farrell, Rent of House
11.00
M. E. Leahy, Fuel
8.75
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Mrs. Ellen Farrell, Rent 11.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
M. E. Leahy, Fuel 8.75
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Mrs. Ellen Farrell, Rent 22.00
M. E. Leahy, Fuel
17.50
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Cash Paid 10.00
Cash Paid 10.00
Mrs. Ellen Farrell, Rent 11.00
M. E. Leahy, Fuel
4.50
Mrs. Ellen Farrell, Rent 11.00
Mrs. Ellen Farrell, Rent
7.50
$273.00
CHAPTER 118 AND CITY OF BOSTON
Case No. 2
To Aid Rendered May 7 to Oct. ..
184.00
To be Refunded 184.00
CHAPTER 118 AND CITY OF BOSTON
Case No. 3
To Aid Rendered Oct. 8 to Dec. 31 207.00
To be Refunded 207.00
Case No. 4
Cash Paid
10.00
M. E. Leahy, Fuel
8.75
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
R. T. McAuliffe, Supplies
10.50
Cash Paid
10.00
W. B. Lewis Co., Moving
15.00
Mark B. White, Rent
13.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
M. E. Leahy, Fuel
26.50
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
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Mark B. White, Rent
13.00
Frank Diauto, Fuel
3.00
Frank Dianto, Fuel
3.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
John J. Doyle, Moving Funiture. . 9.00
Mark B. White, Rent
13.00
M. E. Leahy, Fuel
8.75
Frank Diauto, Fuel
1.90
Robt. T. McAuliffe, Shoes
11.00
City of Brockton
23.33
City of Brockton
177.06
Robt. T. McAuliffe, Supplies
14.00
477.79
CHAPTER 118 MOTHERS' AID
Case No. 5
M. E. Leahy, Fuel 8.75
R. J. McAuliffe, Supplies 11.87
R. T. McAuliffe, Supplies 3.50
G. & L. Market, Rent 15.00
C. Fred Lyons, Supplies 45.00
C. Fred Lyons, Supplies 90.00
Lincoln Stetson, Milk . 43.56
Lincoln Stetson, Milk 12.40
R. J. McAulliffe, Supplies 6.00
C. Fred Lyons, Supplies 105.00
C. Fred Lyons, Supplies 20.00
361.08
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
CHAPTER 118 AND CITY OF QUINCY Case No. 6
Cash Paid
20.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Robt. T. McAuliffe, Supplies
10.65
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
James Edgar Co., Clothing
15.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
Cash Paid
10.00
275.65
$1,778.52
Unexpended
600.06
$2,378.58
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Appropriation $1,500.00
To be reimbursed by Boston 260.66
To be reimbursed by Quincy 91.88
To be Reimbursed by State ..... 526.04
$2,378.58
CARE OF CLOCK
First Cong. Parish 20.00
Appropriation 20.00
COUNTY TAX
Paid Frederic C. Cobb, County
Treas.
5786.56
Appropriation 5786.56
ELECTION EXPENSES
Bernard Moore 44.00
Mrs. Jennie Wright, Lunches 10.44
W. L. Hickey, Printing 139.00
Walter Ballentyne, Labor .75
Fred Ballentyne, Labor
1.00
Wm. O'Neill, Labor
.75
James Nugent, Labor
.75
James Lyons, Labor
.75
Wm. Toomey, Erecting Booths .
16.00
Thos. Patten, Distributing Town
Reports 15.00
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
228.44
Unexpended
71.56
300.00
Appropriation
300.00
ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND POLES IN STETSON PARK
-
Appropriation
150.00
No Expenditure
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Harold L. Bailey, Operator of
Fire Truck
1500.00
George W. Bailey, Labor 16.50
Pay Roll
8.50
N. E. Tel. Tel. Co., Telephone 44.00
Randolph & Holbrook Lt. and Pr. Co. 49.31
American La France Engine Co.
Repairs 20.30
F. W. Hayden & Co.
32.03
P. J. McDermott
2.00
Alfred Pepper, Supplies
40.20
Alfred Pepper, Driving Fire Truck
57.68
A. Gilbert, Supplies
48.44
Cartwright & Hurley, Supplies
10.08
H. A. Poole, Supplies
72.03
C. Fred Lyons, Supplies 27.74
Frank Diauto, Fuel 134.02
Capen & Lane, Supplies 30.80
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Fred Diauto, Trucking 2.00
Boston Woven Hose Co., New Hose 375.00
Wetmore-Savage Co., Supplies . . 51.24
Pay Roll 946.00
Bay State Lunch Co., Supplies 5.20
Randolph Garage Co. 546.88
Decatur Hopkins Hardware Co., Supplies 42.00
John Brown, Labor
8.00
Whitney Fire & Recharging Co., Supplies 12.00
E. F. Gould, Painting Fire Station 76.56
Leo F. Sullivan, Labor 14.40
James Fardy, Labor and Supplies 49.38
E. A. Perry, Labor and Supplies
2.75
American Ry. Express Co. :
4.51
Towns & Mann, Expressing
2.10
E. C. Young Co., Supplies
1.50
M. E. Leahy, Supplies
3.50
Blue Line Trans. Co., Expressing
1.00
Benj. Mann, Labor and Supplies
38.15
B. Sullivan, Hose Cover
9.00
E. F. Gould, Supplies
2.00
Henry K. Barnes, Supplies
7.50
Chas. E. Young, Stoker of Steamer
15.00
Jesse E. Taber, Engineer of Steamer 20.00
Talmage Morrow, Labor and
Supplies 30.00
Appropriation 4160.00
Overdrawn 199.30
4359.30
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
NEW FIRE TRUCK
Maxim Motor Co. 7500.00
Appropriation 1000.00
Raised by Town of Randolph Notes 6500.00
7500.00
FOREST FIRES
Martin E. Young and Others 504.50
C. P. Harris, Labor
2.50
F. W. Hayden Co.
5.48
512.48
Appropriation
300.00
Overdrawn
212.48
512.48
Paid Capt. Horace Niles, Post 110
G. A. R. 200.00
Appropriation 200.00
GYPSY MOTH DEPT.
John T. Moore and Others, Pay
Roll 1038.39
Fitzhenry-Guptill Co., Supplies . . 20.91
Frank W. Harris, Carting 5.00
California Central Creameries,
Supplies 31.68
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Grasselli Chemical Co., Supplies 259.46
The Sulpho-Napthol Co., Supplies 7.50
Alfred Pepper, Labor 21.74
W. L. Hickey, Printing
1.75
Cartwright & Hurley, Supplies .
8.70
Frank P. Toner, Spraying 65.00
Geo. D. Finnegan, Advertising . . 6.75
F. W. Hayden & Co., Supplies .. 4.30
1471.18
Unexpended
28.82
1500.00
Appropriation
1500.00
HIGHWAYS GENERAL REPAIRS
Thorpe & Martin, Supplies 10.50
Charles H. Truelson
9.00
R. T. McAuliffe .40
Samuel Narcus, Supplies
2.95
New England Road Mach. Co., Supplies 33.00
V. M. Gray, Supplies
.20
Wm. O'Halloran, Labor
124.00
Berger Mfg. Co., Supplies
151.18
Austin Western Road Mach. Co., Supplies 3.45
The Barrett Co., Tarvia 2280.18
Old Colony Crushed Stone Co. .. 123.83
N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. Co., Freight 6.00
N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. Co., Old
Ties 15.00
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M. F. Sullivan, Labor 15.00
James Driscoll & Sons Co., Cement
Sidewalks 140.00
Frank C. Walsh, Supplies 3.18
Dyar Sales & Mach. Co .. , Supplies 11.34
Independent Coal Tar Co., Supplies 56.16
Good Roads Mach .. Co., Supplies 14.62
P. J. Whalen, Labor
2.75
E. L. Shaw, Expressing
4.00
Com. of Mass. Dept. of Public Works, Labor 323.34
Geo. Mayo, Supplies
7.58
American Ry. Express Co., .66
M. E. Leahy, Fuel
9.50
Frank Diauto, Fuel
14.85
Mrs. Delia Perry, Gravel
61.50
Ezekiel C. Sargent, Use of Steam Roller 276.67
P. C. Crockett, Rent of Land for Crusher 15.00
John Rogerson, Rental of Trench . 20.00
Earle Crockett, Team and Labor 5.85
Isaac R. Mann, Gravel
54.75
G. H. LaEsperance, Rental of
Trench 1922 20.00
Thos. Whitty, Care of Lantern
and Supplies 50.00
F. W. Hayden & Co., Supplies 18.10
Moses F. Mann, Labor 2.00
Talmage Morrow, Blacksmith
Acct.
4.65
P. C. Crockett and Others,
27
EIGHTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT
Pay Rolls 4443.12
8334.31
Appropriation
8,000.00
Overdrawn 334.31
HIGHWAY'S REMOVAL OF SNOW
New England Road Mach. Co.
New Plough
80.00
Wm. H. Carroll and Others 211.05
Robt. Ayres and Others 238.50
Charles H. Truelson and Others 374.25
Wm. Harding and Others 76.50
Nicholas Moore
4.00
Weston L. Mann and Others
135.25
John J. Collins
31.00
Wm. O'Halloran
6.50
Charles H. Patten and Others
131.00
Louis Mulligan
9.00
Francis Reilly
39.00
M. M. Sullivan
68.00
Carlton P. Harris
6.00
Geo. E. Cannaway
6.00
Almshouse
17.00
Talmage Morrow, Blacksmith Acct.
31.75
Frank C. Wales
51.00
P. C. Crockett
124.50
John. J. Doyle
42.00
G. F. Archer, Gasoline 4.05
Cartwright & Hurley, Gas and Oil 30.06
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
V. M. Gray, Gasoline 5.50
Randolph Garage
10.25
Earle Crocket, Labor and Team
9.90
Talmage Morrow, Labor on Plough
39.20
1781.26
Unexpended
18.74
1800.00
Appropriation
1800.00
INSURANCE WORKMEN'S COMP. AND FIRE
Herman W. French
1843.40
Frank W. Vye
64.10
Joseph T. Leahy
770.04
National Surety Co.
63.75
2741.29
Unexpended
58.71
2800.00
Appropriation
2800.00
INTEREST AND DISCOUNT
Com. of Mass., Interest
960.00
Com. of Mass., Certifying Notes
38.00
Randolph Savings Bank, Interest 189.00
C. D. Parker & Co. 2854.86
Charles L. Edwards 45.00
29
EIGHTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT
Fred S. High 45.00
Edw. C. Stone and Winthrop
Nottage
45.00
Revere Savings Bank 90.00
Westboro Savings Bank 480.00
Randolph Trust Co. 23.75
Henry C. Jackson
95.00
4865.61
Unexpended
134.39
5000.00
Appropriation
5000.00
TREASURER'S BOND
Joseph T. Leahy 100.00
100.00
Appropriation
100.00
TAX COLLECTOR'S BOND
Herman W. French 100.00
100.00
Appropriation
100.00
INSPECTOR OF ANIMALS
H. W. Kingman M. D. V. S.
100.00
Appropriation 100.00
100.00
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
INSPECTOR OF SLAUGHTERING
Frank C. Wales, 1922
155.00
Appropriation 150.00
Overdrawn 5.00
155.00
INSPECTOR OF MILK
Wm. Mahady, Salary 100.00
100.00
Appropriation 100.00
LAND DAMAGE
CANTON, CHESTNUT AND OLD STREETS
Henry E. Cottle 80.00
Christopher Tangen 18.00
Annie C. Kingman
55.00
Geo. O'Ayres 60.00
Ellerton James 25.00
C. W. Gable
100.00
Wm. Sargent and Frances Losey
51.00
Jesse E. Taber, Land Damage and
Moving Wall 544.00
Chas. H. Truelson, Land Damage
Moving Hedge 284.00
Michael Kakshetes 100.00
Antonio L. Sass 45.00
Edwin K. Weddall 30.00
$1,392.00
To be Reimbursed by Norfolk County 1.392.00
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EIGHTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT
LEGAL EXPENSES JOHNSON vs TOWN OF RANDOLPH
Wm. J. Good, Legal Services 696.00
G. V. Higgins, M. D. 50.00
Hartley L. White, Plan 53.00
Robt. T. McAuliffe, Expenses. . . 26.75
John P. Hanley, Expenses
27.81
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853.56
Appropriation
750.00
Overdrawn
103.56
853,56
LOCKUP EXPENSES
M. E. Leahy, Fuel
8.75
Charles R. Meaney, Repairs 7.55
Bernard Moore, Care of Lockup and Meals
120.85
Carl P. Jorgensen, Painting Lock- up 45.00
H. A. Poole, Supplies
2.88
185.03
Unexpended
14.97
200.00
200.00
Appropriation
LUNG MOTOR
Paid Lung Motor Corp, Lung-
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TOWN OF RANDOLPH, MASS.
motor 170.00
Appropriation 170.00
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE
Hobbs & Warren, Supplies . . 29.09
New England Tel. & Tel. Co .... 81.81
Handolph & Holbrook|Lt. & Pr.Co. 89.08
Thorpe & Martin, Supplies . . 48.14
W. L. Hickey, Supplies 146.83
Lee H. Porter, Supplies 6.75
M. E. Leahy, Fuel, Town Office . 249.99
R. F. Forrest, Expenses of Select-
men 18.20
James E. Foley, Expenses of Select-
men 23.25
P. B. Murphy, Supplies 7.40
Bernard Moore, Care of Rooms and Lawn 176.00
Robt. T. McAuliffe, Expenses of Selectmen 3.90
W. H. Lyons, Tas Coll., Postage 24.00
R. F. Forrest, Petition to County Com. 3.00
James H. Dunphy, Legal Advice
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