Reports of town officers of the town of Attleborough 1908-09, Part 15

Author: Attleboro (Mass.)
Publication date: 1908
Publisher: The City
Number of Pages: 626


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Lydia Robbins


104.00


John R. Kimball


72.00


Nancy Tucker


36.00


Albanus D. Claflin


34.00


John Nelson 4.00


Margaret Hawkins 16.00


Richmond Holly 24.00


Mortimer Guild II.00


Coal, Hiram Danforth


4.05


Coal, Louisa Safford.


8.25


Board of Michael Murry, Town


Farm, ten weeks 31.50


Hiram Danforth 104.00


Ephraim Harrington 104.00


Unexpended balance


866.37


$3,261.17


Medical Attendance.


Dr. Joshua W. Clarke. $17,19


Dr. George B. Maxwell 47.63


Dr. F. V. Murphy. 14.36


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ANNUAL REPORT


Dr. G. E. McPherson 2.03


Dr. Augusta Solomon 58.87


Dr. J. W. Battershall. 12.38


Dr. W. O. Hewitt


1.50


Dr. R. P. Kent.


7.69


Dr. G. K. Roberts II.8I


Dr. J. A. Reese


9.37


$182.83


$3,444.00 Deborah Starkey Fund.


Paid Elizabeth Stewart. $55.00


$55.00


SOLDIERS' BURIAL.


Cr


Due from State. $37.00


Dr. $37.00


Burial expenses William Slater $35.00


George A. Sweeney, expenses. 2.00


STATE AID. $37.00


To be paid by State under Chapter 301, Acts of 1894: Ellen M. Andrews $48.00


Ellen Appleton 28.00


James Barnes


9.00


Nancy Bradford


48.00


Cynthia Belcher


48.00


Anna Brown


48.00


Peter Boulet


25.00


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ANNUAL REPORT


George Balcom 72.00


Mary S. Crosby. 48.00


William H. Cargill 72.00


Sarah M. Caswell 48.00


William H. Caswell. 72.00


Albert F. Claflin


48.00


Sarah Chipman


48.00


Thomas F. Clark 72.00


Elijah Caswell


60.00


Hiram Danforth


60.00


Charles B. Des Jardins


72.00


Edward Ducette


40.00


Henry F. Eldredge.


70.00


Elizabeth Fleet


48.00


Cyrus Getchell


72.00


Mary Griffin


48.00


Mortimer Guild


54.00


Emma F. Gay.


48.00


Margaret Hawkins


48.00


Phebe A. Hathaway


Isaac N. Johnson 48.00


72.00


John Keough 72.00


Ralph Kay 72.00


Mary Kingman 48.00


John H. Kimball. 72.00


Dexter P. Moulton 72.00


James Monkhouse 72.00


Margaret McKee 48.00


Susan McNally


48.00


Julia Miller


48.00


Charles H. Pond. 72.00


Emma N. Randall 48.00


Ida S. Richards. 48.00


Henrietta Snell 48.00


Charles Seagraves 54.00


Charlotte Stratton


20.00


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ANNUAL REPORT


Dora B. Savery


48.00


John J. Thayer


24.00


John S. Upton 72.00


Josephine White 48.00


Emily Wilson 48.00


Thomas Wood


72.00


Emma Whalley 48.00


Elizabeth Hathaway


44.00


Thomas Lynch


72.00


Frank A. Sandland.


30.00


Martin Berry 42.00


Frederick Whitney 54.00


John R. Nelson.


12.00


Michael J. Murry


18.00


Maria Hamlin 4.00


Emma Nelson


20.00


John T. Small.


24.00


Ellen F. Kimball


12.00


$3,014.00


MILITARY AID.


Dr.


Appropriation


$90.00


Reimbursement from State


90.00


Cr.


$180.00


Paid to Daniel K. Franklin.


$180.00


$180.00


FIRE DEPARTMENT.


Dr.


Appropriation $17,550.00 H. R. Packard, sale of pung. 15.00


30


ANNUAL REPORT


H. R. Packard, sale of old heater and hose 13.00


Interstate Street Railway, damage to hose of fire department. . . Individual telephones, fire department 18.40


60.00


$17,656.40


Cr.


Salary, Chief Engineer. $ 500.00


Salaries, Assistant Engineers 400.00


Salary, Clerk 25.00


Salary, Hose I.


I,II5.00


Salary, Hose 2.


1,115.00


Salary, Hose 3. 300.00


Salary, Hose 4.


282.25


Salary, Hose 5.


300.00


Salary, Hose 6.


I20.00


Salary, Hose 7. I20.00


Salary, Hook and Ladder No. I .... 1,190.00


Salary, Hook and Ladder No. 2 .... 300.00


Salary, Janitor Hose 3. 39.00


Salary, Janitor Hose 4.


13.00


Salary, Janitor Hose 5.


52.00


Salaries, permanent men


6,187.50


Chemical supplies


48.23


Oil, washing powder, incidental sup- plies, etc.


97.19


Gas


69.29


Plumbing


55.03


Coal


417.67


Wood 6.00


Tools, hardware, supplies, etc. 158.94


Repairs to wagons 82.49


Grain 1,188.38


Harness supplies and repairs III.25


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ANNUAL REPORT


Shoeing 194.82


Telephones 163.65


Electric lights 171.46


Lumber and labor 72.10


Incidental repairs


15.26


Electrical supplies 16.60


Horse hire 65.50


Brooms


10.00


Sponges


6.25


Express, incidentals, etc.


47.37


Fire police


25.50


Veterinary services and medicine.


19.92


Hose stop


3.00


Large size nozzles


35.00


Nozzles


20.00


Nozzle tips


3.00


Annual reports


7.20


Fire permit blanks


5.00


Repairs underground alarm


10.36


Garden hose


5.62


Polish


3.75


Beds, mattresses, springs, etc


44.70


Posts


3.00


Ladder


22.00


Rubber landing pad.


15.00


Curtains and chairs. 15.70


Reward for setting fire conviction


25.00


Repairs to Union street house


226.81


Drilling manholes


13.20


Gravel roofing


32.90


Repairs Hebronville house.


18.72


Repairs South Attleboro house 5.51


E. O. Dexter, repairs chimney, Union street house 23.23


Cesspool, Hebronville house. 36.57


Rubber coats 45.50


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ANNUAL REPORT


Chemical hose


20.00


Wire grips


3.00


Fire extinguishers


20.00


Platform at Pumping Station


18.97


Painting


9.73


Plumbing, Hebronville house


69.70


Painting House No. 3.


64.00


Copy of Fire Laws


1.50


Disinfectants


24.15


Painting Hebronville house


41.50


Repairing voltmeter


5.68


Bay horse, Union street house


325.00


Clock


5.50


Pole and sockets


4.02


Coil


8.36


Electric power, Rhode Island Com-


pany


42.50


Supplies, South Attleboro house. 5.70


Six-inch gong


20.00


Special draught springs


10.00


Pole snaps


9.00


Acid jars and tanks


45.60


Telegraph poles


20.00


Lanterns


IO.IO


Billheads


6.00


Unexpended balance


1,143.97


$17,656.40


New Fire Alarm Boxes.


(Including Washington Street Extension.)


Dr.


Appropriation


$675.00


$675.00


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ANNUAL REPORT


Cr.


New boxes


$300.00


Lightning arresters


18.00


Volt meter


28.03


Wire


271.3I


Unexpended balance


57.66


$675.00


South Attleboro Fire House.


Dr.


Appropriation


$700.00


Sale of horse


200.00


Overdraft


21.95


$921.95


Cr.


Horse


$285.00


Veterinary services


38.00


Repairs to house


298.95


Hose and supply wagon


300.00


Hydrant, Union Street House. $921.95


Appropriation


$250.00


$250.00


Cr.


Water Department, laying pipes,


hydrant, etc.


$224.33


Unexpended balance


25.67


$250.00


Dr.


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ANNUAL REPORT


South Main Street Fire House.


Dr.


Appropriation


$38,000.00


Cr. $38,000.00


Paid Malcom Currie, contractor. $13,080.00


Paid O. M. Higgins, architect. 1,250.00


W. B. Ross, heating 500.00


Plumbing 101.73


Moving old house 340.00


Surveying 35.00


Concreting and cutting curb 7.30


Lumber


13.50


Unexpended balance


22,672.47


$38,000.00


Express Wagon, Fire Department.


Appropriation


Dr. $125.00


Cr. $125.00


John W. Perry, express wagon.


$90.00


Unexpended balance 35.00


Hose, Fire Department. $125.00


Appropriation


Dr. $275.00


$275.00


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ANNUAL REPORT


Cr.


500 feet of hose $275.00


$275.00


Horses and Harnesses.


Dr.


Appropriation $800.00


Cr. $800.00


Unexpended balance


$800.00


$800.00


Hook and Ladder Truck.


Dr.


Appropriation $2,250.00


$2,250.00


Cr.


Unexpended balance


$2,250.00


$2,250.00


Street Lighting.


Dr.


Appropriation


$14,500.00


$14,500.00


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ANNUAL REPORT


Cr.


Paid the Attleboro Steam and Electric Company :


January


$1,154.81


February 1,154.77


March


1, 154.77


April


1,169.83


May


1,180.35


June


1,180.35


July


1,180.35


August


1,187.85


October


1,219.40


September


1,219.40


November


1,219.40


December


1,219.40


Unexpended balance


259.32


$14.500.00


Repairs to Pest House.


(Town Farm.)


Dr.


Appropriation $200.00


$200.00


Cr.


Repairs, carpenter work, cleaning,


etc. $115.00


Tinexpended balance


85.00


$200.00


37


ANNUAL REPORT


Suppression Illegal Sale of Intoxicating Liquors.


Dr.


Appropriation


$250.00


Cr. $250.00


Unexpended balance


$250.00


$250.00


Land for Sewer Beds.


Dr.


Appropriation


$5,000.00


Cr. $5,000.00


Land purchased from Read heirs for


sewer beds $4,500.00


Unexpended balance


500.00


Sewerage Disposal. $5,000.00


(To be assessed with General Sewerage Account.)


Dr.


Overdraft


$370.10


Cr.


$370.10


Travel and expenses, Sewer Com-


mittee $ 17.55


Engineering work


352.55


$370.10


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ANNUAL REPORT


Memorial Day Observance.


Dr.


Appropriation


$300.00


Cr. $300.00


William A. Streeter Post, G. A. R ... $300.00


$300.00


Rent of G. A. R. Hall.


Dr.


Appropriation


$348.00


Cr. $348.00


William A. Streeter Post, G. A. R .. $348.00


$348.00


Office Equipment. Dr.


Appropriation $1,500.00


Sale of fireplace, Town Clerk's office 5.00


Sale of desk to H. C. Swift 12.00


J. H. Nerney, chair. 1.00


Sale of desk, Assessors' office


5.00


Cr.


Typewriter and stand, Assessors and Selectmen


$115.00


Light and fixtures 24.35


Painting 10.53


Adding machine


375.00


Special cards for Assessors


44.67


$1,523.00


33


ANNUAL REPORT


Work on cards, George M. Worrall. 175.00


Work on cards, Walter J. Newman. . 175.00 Steel case and index drawers for card system 200.00


Tables, Assessors' office 16.00


Safe, Assessors' office.


91.25


Moving safe, cartage and freight .... 15.62


Typewriter stand, Town Clerk's office


15.00


Grill work, Town Clerk's office. 186.13


Unexpended balance 79.45


$1,523.00


Johnson Law Case.


Dr.


Overdraft


$530.00


Cr. $530.00


Judgment in Superior Court for land taken for Briggs Corner school lot, payable to John Johnson. .


$450.25


William H. Fox, legal services.


50.00


Engineering work 8.25


Witness fees, travel, etc


21.80


$530.00


Tuberculosis Exhibit.


Dr.


Appropriation


$200.00


Overdraft 41.27


$241.27


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ANNUAL REPORT


Cr.


Speakers and expenses $50.80


Freight and teaming. 44.00


Printing signs, circulars, etc. 27.60


Labor and incidentals 12.74


Rent of exhibit. 58.00


Caretaker and expenditures


17.50


Rent of Opera House.


15.00


Postage, telephoning, electric equip- ment, etc. 4.38


Programs


II.25


Equipment for Police Officers.


Dr.


Appropriation $200.00


$200.00


Cr.


Revolvers, handcuffs, holsters and


cartridges $ 99.33


Unexpended balance


100.67


$200.00


Endowed Bed at Attleboro Sanatarium. Dr.


Appropriation


$700.00


Cr. $700.00


Paid Attleboro Sanatarium Company for endowed bed for one year. . . $700.00


$700.00


$241.27


41


ANNUAL REPORT


Insurance, Town Buildings.


Dr.


Appropriation $1,200.00


Rebate on policy, George J. Kelley. . 13.16


Rebate on policy. 41.65


$1,254.81


Cr.


Bliss school, $34,000.00 $357.75


Sanford street schools, $10,000.00. . . I 50.00


Hebronville school, $3,000.00. 45.00 . .


South Attleboro school, $2,000.00. . . 30.00


Carpenter street school, $3,000.00. . . 45.00


South Main street school, $3,000.00. 30.00


Unexpended balance 597.06


$1,254.81


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.


Dr.


Appropriation . $15,000.00


Balance from 1908. 275.64


Excise tax from Interstate Street Railway Co. 1,959.02 Excise tax, Norton & Taunton Street Railway Co. 94.59


Excise tax, Bristol County Street


Railway Co.


202.68


Street Railway tax. 2,239.08


Providence Telephone Co., use of streets for conduits. 25.00


Attleboro Gas Light Co., repairs of street 14.00


Sewer entrances


287.50


42


ANNUAL REPORT


Frank Dickinson, use of sewer cart. 5.00


Moody Land Co., use of road roller. 25.00


Claude L. Bowen, use of horse ..... 2.00


Water Department, work done by Highway Department 85.75


Interstate Consolidated St. Ry. Co.,


for change of line of Pine street


35.00


Sale of stone


495.63


Sale of dirt and loam


I33.68


Sale of junk.


7.41


Individual telephone bills


6.26


Work done by Highway Department on :


Sidewalks, curbing 232.00


Sidewalks, concrete 250.00


Jackson street 300.00


Franklin street


100.00


Elizabeth street


100.00


Holman street


74.45


Street sprinkling


85.00


$22,034.69


Cr.


North Division, pay roll. $7,240.33


South Division, pay roll. 1,538.30


Southwest Division, pay roll 1,563.38


Street cleaning, pay roll.


2,552.46


Superintendent of Streets, salary ... 1,000.00


Use of team. 200.00


Stone


2,030.13


Surveying, H. F. Conant.


169.85


Surveying, C. F. Robinson


99.40


Gravel


553.20


Supplies, roller and crusher.


685.46


Snow


12.32


Shoeing


104.00


Tools and repairs


531.54


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ANNUAL REPORT


Hay and grain 978.88


Lights in barn. 36.80


Lumber for bridges, fences, etc 534.99


Work on town barn 400.00


Water Department, connection at


Forest street 63.23


Moving Manchester house, J. I.


Sweeney 145.00


Plumbing 79.58


Water pipe and laying 20.19


Building cellar


193.54


Replanking Holden street bridge,


labor


34.25


Drag plank


7.00


Inspector of boilers


10.00


Repairs on carts


325.03


Paving


60.00


Paving stones


32.14


Work on catch basins


91.76


Cleaning catch basins


90.00


Miscellaneous labor


253.98


Veterinary services


4.00


Mason work


10.20


Pipe


31.37


Team hire


61.82


Cement and brick


32.98


Cement curbing


II.20


Boots


15.30


Harness supplies and repairs


95.42


Telephone


36.16


Advertising


4.71


Posts


18.75


Ashes


36.35


Weighing .80


Incidentals, paint, oil, varnish, tele-


gram, etc. 20.18


44


ANNUAL REPORT


Unexpended balance


18.8I


$22,034.69


Street Sprinkling.


Dr.


Appropriation


$4,000.00


N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., for


Dustoline


45.00


Cr.


$4,045.00


Fred Read, sprinkling. $200.25


Robert Sharkey, sprinkling.


214.25


Frank Parmenter, sprinkling 594.24


T. E. Perrin, sprinkling 468.00


R. D. Manchester, sprinkling 581.25


Nelson Japson, sprinkling


259.00


F. I. Jillson, sprinkling.


399.00


John S. Lamson, Dustoline. 776.28


Repairing stand pipes. 59.93


Repairs on carts.


398.12


Work done by Highway Department 85.00


Unexpended balance


9.68


Sidewalks. Dr.


Appropriation $3,000.00


Curbing, laying and changing curb-


ing, paving and gutter covers .. 561.78


Amount due from betterment tax ... 1,579.00


Amount overdrawn II.81


$4,045.00


$5,152.59


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ANNUAL REPORT


Cr.


Curbing


$3,090.30


Labor


168.97


Gravel


291.17


Surveying 109.96


Stone


38.91


Setting curbing


839.92


Cutting curbing


10.25


Gutter crossings


140.2I


Paving


226.80


Oil


4.10


Work done by Highway Department


232.00


$5,152.59


Concrete Sidewalks.


Dr.


Appropriation


$3,000.00


Amount due for betterment tax.


738.86


Cr. $3,738.86


R. H. Jones, concrete.


$3,486.39


Work done by Highway Department 250.00


Unexpended balance 2.47


$3,738.86


Lamb Street.


Appropriation $6,000.00


Sale of loam 22.00


Carting loam


6.00


Amount overdrawn


18.78


$6,046.78


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ANNUAL REPORT


Cr.


Pay rolls $2,711.39


Surveying, H. F. Conant.


76.50


Bridge


1,258.00


Mason work 1,941.76


Tools


19.77


Pipe


15.36


Posts


22.50


Advertising


1.50


$6,046.78


Street Oiling.


Dr.


Appropriation


$500.00


$500.00


Cr.


John S. Lamson, dustoline.


$500.00


$500.00


Hodges Street.


Appropriation


$600.00


Amount overdrawn 15.08


$615.08


Cr.


Surveying, H. F. Conant. $ 4.00


Mason work 205.48


Lumber and carpenter work 405.60


$615.08


D


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Forest Street.


(Buildings and land.)


Dr.


Appropriation $ 900.00


State of Massachusetts, for lot on


Union street 5,000.00


Sale of boiler, stone crusher 50.00


Sale of old barn


100.00


Amount overdrawn


92.10


$6,142.10


Cr.


Land


$1,500.00


Lumber


1,544.13


Mason work


1,349.69


Carpenter work


I,II0.48


Surveying, H. F. Conant.


48.50


Stone


19.4I


Electric lights


48.18


Boiler


500.15


Labor


21.56


$6,142.10


Pond Street.


Dr.


Appropriation


$300.00


Balance from 1908


297.50


Amount overdrawn


1.87


$599.37


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ANNUAL REPORT


Cr.


Land $230.10


Pay rolls


331.35


Pipe


20.80


Tools


14.00


Lumber


3.12


County Street.


Dr.


Appropriation


$500.00


$500.00


Cr.


Surveying, H. F. Conant


$ 42.40


Pay rolls


457.46


Unexpended balance


.14


$500.00


Holman Street.


Dr.


Appropriation


$600.00


$600.00


Cr.


Land


$300.00


Surveying


11.15


Pay rolls


214.00


Work done by Highway Department


74.45


$600.00


--


$599.37


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ANNUAL REPORT


Highland Avenue.


Dr.


Appropriation


$500.00


Amount overdrawn


3.25


$503.25


Cr.


Pay rolls $503.25


$503.25


Thacher Brook Drain.


Dr.


Appropriation


$200.00


$200.00


Mason work


$186.44


Cleaning


13.56


$200.00


Franklin Street.


Dr.


Appropriation


$100.00


Cr. $100.00


Work done by Highway Department $100.00


$100.00


Elizabeth Street


Dr.


Appropriation


$100.00


$100.00


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Cr.


Work done by Highway Department $100.00


$100.00


Jackson Street.


Dr.


Appropriation


$300.00


Cr. $300.00


Work done by Highway Department 300.00


$300.00


SUMMARY OF UNEXPENDED BALANCES AND APPROPRIATIONS OVERDRAWN.


Overdrawn


Unexpended


Current and incidental


$921.52


Tuberculosis exhibit


41.27


South Attleboro fire house


21.95


Hodges street


15.08


Highland avenue 3.25


Curbing sidewalks


II.8I


Pond street 1.87


. Capron Park


20.32


Moving Turner street school.


307.95


Washington street school 147.88


Bliss school


7.69


Grading lot, Bliss school.


42.01


Forest street lot, stone crusher


92.10


Lamb street


18.78


Johnson law case


530.30


Police Department


$1,095.52


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ANNUAL REPORT


Equipment for police officers


Overdrawn Unexpended 100.67


Fire Department


1,143.97


New fire alarm boxes. .


57.66


Express wagon, Fire Department ... 35.00


Widening County street.


.14


Street sprinkling


9.68


Concreting sidewalks


2.47


Street lighting


259.32


Soldiers' Relief


866.37


Suppression illegal sale of liquor


250.00


Public Library


4.91


Pauper Department


693.69


School Department 53-40


597.06


Hydrant, Union street fire house ...


25.67


Repairing pest house, Town Farm ..


85.00


$2,183.78 $5,280.53


2,183.78


Total unexpended balance $3,096.75


Amount expended for sewerage, to be assessed with general sewer- age account


$370.10


The following balances carried forward :


Equipment of town offices ..... $ 79.45


Highways and bridges. 18.8I


Land for sewerage system. 500.00


Hook and ladder truck, Fire Depart- ment 2,250.00


Horses and harnesses, Fire Depart- ment 800.00


South Main street engine house 22,672.47


$26,320.73


Insurance, town buildings.


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ANNUAL REPORT


RECOMMENDATIONS.


The following recommendations are made by the officers of the various departments :


Selectmen's Departments.


Current and Incidental, with re- ceipts $13,000.00


Highways and bridges, with receipts 18,000.00


Curbing sidewalks, under betterment act 3,000.00


Concreting sidewalks, under better- ment act


3,000.00


County street bridge.


1,500.00


Street lighting 15,000.00


Police Department, with court fines 6,000.00


Laying dust on public streets 5,000.00


Soldiers' Relief 2,800.00


Observance of Memorial Day 300.00


Military Aid 100.00


Insurance of town buildings 700.00


Portable stonecrusher


2,500.00


$70,900.00


Recommended by Engineer of Fire Department for current and inci- dental expenses $17,500.00


Recommended by Overseers of the Poor:


For support of paupers. . $9,000.00


For medical attendance ..


500.00


$9,500.00


Recommended by the School Com- mittee for support of schools, and dog fund .$77,500.00


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Recommended by Water Commissioners :


For Sinking Fund. . . . . . . $4,000.00 For retiring serial bonds 2,000.00


$6,000.00


Recommended by Board of Health. $2,500.00 Recommended by the Library Trus- tees for support of Public


Library 7,000.00


Amounts to Be Raised to Meet Former Votes.


Capron Park $2,000.00


Dodgeville school, final .. 1,000.00


Street from South Main


to County, final ..... 2,800.00


New street, Thacher to West, and Soldiers'


Monument


5,000.00


Washington street school 3,000.00


South Main street engine house 3,800.00


Bliss school 5,000.00


Endowed bed, Attleboro


Sanatarium


700.00


$23,300.0%)


Appropriations made since Aug. 1, 1909:


Wall along Thacher brook drain at stonecrusher lot


$900.00


Pond street extension, St.


Jean Plat


300.00


$1,200.00


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Amounts required by law to be raised by taxation :


State tax, approximated. .$18,000.00


County tax, approximated 17,000.00


Sinking Fund 2,500.00


Interest on notes. 4,000.00


Interest on bonds


2,650.00


Grade crossing account and interest 13,500.00


$57,650.00


ยท Recapitulation.


Selectmen's Departments $70,900.00


Fire Department 17,500.00


Overseers of the Poor 9,500.00


School Department


77,500.00


Water Department


6,000.00


Public Library


7,000.00


Appropriations made since Aug. I ..


1,200.00


Requirements of the law and in- terest


57,650.00


To meet former votes of the town. 23.300.00


Board of Health expenses. 2,500.00


$273.050.00


Respectfully submitted,


GEORGE M. WORRALL. MILLARD F. ASHLEY, GEORGE A. SWEENEY. Selectmen of Attleborough.


Examined, February 3, 1910, and found correct.


BENJAMIN F. LINDSEY. IV. L. ELLIOT, FREDERICK L. LeBARON,


Auditors.


ANNUAL REPORT OF THE TOWN TREASURER


GENERAL TREASURER RECEIPTS.


Cash on hand. $ 45,478.09


S. M. Holman, Collector $282,000.00


Licenses.


Two auctioneers' licenses $ 4.00


Two druggists' licenses


2.00


Fireworks licenses


10.00


Bowling alley, pool and billiard


table licenses


360.00


133 milk licenses


66.50


14 peddlers' licenses


235.00


Licenses for wrestling bouts.


2.00


Talaquega Park license


25.00


Broker's license 50.00


Junk licenses and badges 450.00


Dance licenses 5.00


Theatre and moving picture licenses


100.00


Intelligence office license


2.00


License to loan money. 5.00


Plumbers' licenses 25.50


Slaughter house license.


2.00


Garbage licenses


12.00


Circus licenses


40.00


Licenses to sell explosives


21.00


$1,417.00


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Notes.


1909.


Received of


April 14, Estabrook & Co., on note dated April 14, 1909, for six months at 3%. $20,000.00


April 30, City Trust Co., on note dated April 30, 1909, and due Nov. 1, 1909, at 2.75%. 25,000.00


May 6, Parkinson & Burr, on 6 notes of $5,000 each, dated May 1, 1909, and due $5,000 in 1914-1919, at 4% 30,000.00


May 27, Graham, Moore & Co., on 26 notes of $1,000 each, dated Aug. 1, 1908, and due $6,000 in 1909 and $5,000 in 1910-1913, at 4% 26,000.00


Aug. 6, Commissioners of Sinking Fund, on note on demand, dated Aug. 6, 1909, at 4% 10,000.00


Aug. 12, First National Bank of At- tleboro, on note dated Aug. 12. 1909, for 2 months at 4% .. . ... 10,000.00 Aug. 30, First National Bank of At- tleboro, on note dated Aug. 30, 1909, for 2 months at 4%. . .. 10,000.00 Sept. 8, Jose, Parker & Co., on note dated Sept. 8, 1909, for 2 months at 4% 25,000.00


Interest. $156,000.00


1909. Received of May 6. Parkinson & Burr, accrued in- terest from May I to May 6,


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1909, on notes amounting to $30,000, dated May 1, 1909, at 4% $ 16.67


May 27, Graham, Moore & Co., ac- crued interest from Feb. 1, 1909, to May 26, 1909, on notes amounting to $26,000, dated Aug. 1, 1908, at 4% . 335.II


First National Bank of Attleboro, in- terest on daily balances in bank from Jan. 1, 1909, to Jan. 1, 1910 580.12


$931.90


Premiums. April 14, Estabrook & Co., premium on note of $20,000, dated April 14, 1909, at 3% .50


May 6, Parkinson & Burr, premium on notes amounting to $30,000, dated May 1, 1909, at 104.30. ... 1,290.00


May 27, Graham, Moore & Co., pre- mium on notes amounting to $26,000, dated Aug. 1, 1908, at IOI.152 299.52


$1,590.02


1909.


Sewer Connections. Received of


Peter Quinter, connecting property,


rear 7 School street with School street sewer $ 37.50


N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., con- necting station on Mill street with Union street sewer 37.50


Connecting with Mill street drain 25.00


Interstate Consolidated St. Ry. Co., connecting property on Park street with Park street sewer ... 37.50


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Attleboro Gas Light Co., connecting property on Dunham street with Dunham street sewer. 37.50


Emily Kean, connecting property on Pine street with Pine street sewer 37.50


Leach & Garner, connecting property on Hazel street with School


street sewer 37.50


L. Z. Carpenter, connecting property on Dean street with Dean street sewer 37.50


$287.50


Miscellaneous.


1909. Received of


George F. Pratt, County Treasurer, dog licenses $2,188.08


Fines for non-payment of dog li- censes I20.00


Edwin F. Thayer, Clerk, court fines


1,923.14


I. Granville Carrier, Keeper of Jail, court fines and expenses. 100.00


Town of Medway, Board of Health 16.00


Town of North Attleboro, Board of Health 50.19


Sale of old furniture, fire place, etc., Town Clerk's office. 23.00


W. J. Newman, Sealer of Weights and Measures, for fees, sealing weights, etc. 87.10


Junk dealers, for signs and badges. . 4.50


H. R. Packard, Chief of Fire Dept., sale of pung . 15.00


Sale of gas heater 13.00


Sale of horse. 200.00


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ANNUAL REPORT


Ashley & Co., credit on Fire Dept. bill .85


Interstate Consolidated St. Ry. Co.,


for damage to Fire Dept. hose .. 60.00


Park Commissioners, for sale of loam and grass. 4.00


Town of Grafton, for Soldiers' Relief paid to John H. Kimball, for 1908 and 1909 144.00


H. E. Carpenter, rebate on insurance policies 41.65


George J. Kelley, rebate on insurance policies 13.16


Nelson Japson, for drain on Emory street 10.00


F. Dickinson, use of sewer cart .. 5.00


Moody Land Co., use of road roller Commonwealth of Massachusetts,


25.00


for lot of land on Union street, for Armory 5,000.00


Mrs. Wm. J. Ritchie, for change of curbing 7.50


E. A. Briggs, for gutter covers and curbing 48.01


Frank Payson, for gutter covers and curbing 38.66


F. L. Aeschliman, for gutter covers and curbing 38.66


Providence Telephone Co., use of


streets for underground wires .. 25.00


Fred Bodman, for gutter covers .... 35.00


N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., for dustolene 45.00


Calvin B. Goff, for change of curbing 7.00


Fannie L. Place, for boiler, Highway department 50.00


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Horton-Angell Co., for work done by


Highway Department on Bank street sidewalk 100.00


Claude L. Bowen, for use of horse, Highway Department 2.00


H. A. Caswell, for sale of Highway barn 100.00


G. H. Sykes, gutter covers and curb- ing 38.95


Water Department, for repairing streets torn up to repair water pipes


85.75


Charles Tappan, for work done by Highway Department on Tappan avenue 100.00


For curbing on Dunham street ...


82.50


A. B. Carpenter, for loam carted from Lamb street by Highway De- partment 6.00


Amos Blackinton, for gutter covers and curbing 65.50


Attleboro Gas Light Co., for repairs on highway caused by laying of gas pipe 14.00


Interstate Consolidated St. Ry. Co., for change of line of Pine street 35.00


Superintendent of Streets, sale of stone 495.63


Sale of dirt and loam 155.68


Sale of junk. 7.41


$11,626.92


School Department, sale of text


books, supplies and incidentals. $ 44.30


Tuition from Town of Rehoboth. . 76.25 Tuition from Town of Seekonk ... 282.25


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Tuition from individuals.


86.50


Interest on school savings. 60.96


$550.26


Overseers of the Poor :


Town of Foxboro. $ 54.50


City of New Bedford I32.05


City of Somerville 92.00




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