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100 80
Julia F. Hayward, stamps for selectmen 3 00
Julia F. Hayward, stamps for school committee
1 00
Eveline Hayward, land damage .
5 00
L. R. Barnes, painting pump and 3 lamp-posts
2 40
Noah Torrey, collecting tax of 1880
261 07
Green & Prescott, printing warrants, notices, etc.
81 33
C. B. Woodsum, expressing
2 20
A. J. Bates, cash paid legislative notice
4 00
Town of Quincy, use of lock-up
11 50
F. A. Hobart, services and expenses on drawbridge committee
13 96
C. G. Anderson, repairs on town pump Ford & McCormick, returning deaths .
3 00
Samuel Curtis, returning deaths . .
6 25
G. C. Hollenbeck, returning deaths
6 00
S. A. Bates, recording marriages and deaths
62 65
S. A. Bates, issuing permits for burial
8 80
S. A. Bates, taking affidavits
2 50
S. A. Bates, making copies of records for town offi- cers
2 00
S. A. Bates, cash paid for postage and stationary
1 72
S. A. Bates, taking census of school children
12 00
David H. Bates, cash expenses .
2 07
David H. Bates, cash paid Thomas Groom for tin trunk
2 00
S. W. Hollis, use of team .
20 00
S. W. Hollis, cash expenses
16 25
A. O. Clark, cash expenses
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.
20 21
A. J. Bates, cash exponses .
10 50
$689 42
TOWN HALL.
O. M. Rogers, lead pipe, repairing boiler and stove pipe $1 13 ·
O. M. Rogers, lining stove and blacking 3 heaters 9 00
O. M. Rogers, cuspadores, zinc, lead pipe, and labor 10 00
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1 75
5 96
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James Lavin, coal
$6 75
J. F. Sheppard, coal
37 50
George F. Leonard, cash paid for repairs on piano
2 00
Waite & Dyke, oil
1 00
H. M. White, oil and chimneys .
2 85
P. D. Holbrook & Co., oil, chimneys, hardware, etc.
27 97
Horace Dana, oil
1 80
E. J. Moffitt, labor and stock slating roof
8 00
Martin L. Tupper, repairing windows .
3 00
P. A. Wales & Sons, repairing pump .
5 00
E. B. Woodsum, expressing
1 95
Charles Thayer, cash paid for chimneys, etc.
1 83
J. N. Fox, kindlings .
. 40
Cr.
$125 18
By cash paid treasurer for use of hall . .
$231 25
By cash paid treasurer for use of piano
25 00
By cash paid treasurer for old iron
3 05
$259 20
JANITOR.
George F. Leonard; Town Hall, Public Library, and Pond School-house
$400 00
Charles Thayer, Town Hall, Public Library, and Pond School-house
200 00
$600 00
ABATEMENT OF TAXES.
Noah Torrey, collector of taxes, 1880 $47 85
George A. Mayo, abatement of taxes, 1880 .
2 00
William Amory, abatement of taxes, 1880 . .
348 00
Heirs of Jolın T. Jordan, abatement of taxes, 1880
1 16
Joseph Dyer, abatement of taxes, 1881 82 73
Joseph Dyer, abatement of taxes, 1882
122 29
$604 03
TOWN OFFICERS.
Jonathan French, treasurer, for 1881 .
$200 00
Joseph. A. Arnold, auditor .
20 00
David H. Bates, auditor
15 00
Henry A. Johnson, services as 1881 .
school committee,
25 00
Henry A. Johnson, services as school committee,
1882
50 00
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George H. Arnold, services as school committee,
1882
$50 00
C. N. Wallace, services as school committee, 1882 45 83 T. H. Dearing, services as school committee, 1882 50 00
Mrs. D. A. Brooks, services as school committee, 1882
50 00
S. A. Bates, school committee, and clerk of same
75 00
S. A. Bates, town clerk'
35 00
N. L. White, services school committee
10 00
S. W. Hollis, selectman and assessor . .
300 00
A. O. Clark, selectman and assessor
325 00
A. J. Bates, selectman and assessor 325 00
David H. Bates, treasurer, 1882 200 00
Thomas Penniman, constable
6 50
$1,782 33
STATE AID (CHAP. 301).
Cash paid families of soldiers from Feb. 1, 1882, to
Feb. 1, 1883, bills sent, and due . $1 316 50
Cash for January, 1882, bills sent, and due . 112 75
Due from the town of Stoughton, for Mrs. Howland .
8 00
MILITARY AID (CHAP. 252, STAT. OF 1879).
Cash paid soldiers from Feb. 1, 1882, to Feb. 1, 1833 : -
$72 00
John Flood
48 00
George S. Whiting
6 00
Syms G. Buker
144 00
Edward Huff
48 50
Patrick McCarty
8 00
Patrick Moran
8 00
Chandler Cox
70 00
John E. Boyle
18 00
Patrick Newman .
79 00
L. A. Dyer .
10 00
Oliver Simmons
73 00
Jacob C. Snow
96 00
Samuel E. Whitmarsh .
.128 00
William Tirrell
5 00
Benjamin F. Spear
30 00
James M. Willis .
32 00
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George B. Jones .
.
$875 50
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Due from State .
$433 75
Due from State, for the month of January, 1882 . 27 50
Credit town of Quincy, for Patrick Moran . 4 00
Due from town of Quincy, for Patrick Moran
4 00
POLICE.
Horace Faxon, services as police .
$22 00
Horace Faxon, services as truant officer
2 00
B. J. Loring, Jr., services as police
8 00
J. Frank Bates, services as police
2 00
G. D. Whittaker, services as police
9 00
G. D. Whittaker, services as truant officer
6 00
Thomas Penniman, services as police
3 00
Albert Hobart, services as police .
2 00
$54 00
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Paid bills approved by engineers as follows : -
UNION ENGINE, NO. 1.
William Orr, steward, 15 months $43 74
William Allen, for oil, 1880
50
Hunneman & Co., 200 feet of hose
150 00
Hunneman & Co., 1 spray nozzle, $12.00, 1 axe with
pick. $2.75 . 14 75
Hunneman & Co, 1 pipe and repairs on engine and hose
40 06
James Wilson, oil and chimneys . .
1 68
James Wilson, refreshments
16 58
George S. Grover, resetting 6 boxes
2 00
John Kelley, drawing engine to South Braintree
2 00
John Kelley, carting hose to fire
2 00
John Kelley, despatch
75
James L. Hunter, drawing engine to fires .
5 00
T. B. Stoddard, lettering coats
3 00
J. F. Sheppard, wood .
2 00
William Bowditch, oil, chimneys, and refreshments Thomas South, pole and iron work
15 00
P. D. Holbrook, 1 gallon neatsfoot oil
1 20
W. K. Baker & Son, drawing engine to fire, 1880
75
W. K. Baker & Son, expressing
90
B. J. Loring, Jr., labor and stock on engine house
24 54
G. B. Bates, pay of members
426 63
George W. Simmons & Sons, 3 fire coats
18 00
$777 73
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6 65
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BUTCHER BOY, No. 2.
James Lavin, coal
$12 39
O. M. Rogers, jack and tin box
2 00
O. M. Rogers, labor and lead on roof .
3 00
Hunneman & Co., 200 feet hose
150 00
Hunneman & Co., 1 spray nozzle, $12.00, 1 axe with pick, $2.75 . 14 75
Hunneman & Co., new clamps and repairing hose .
9 00
Hunneman & Co., 1 piece of suction hose .
25 00
George Portlock, services as fireman, 1881 .
1 65
Elihu M. Thayer, steward .
17 50
Elihu M. Thayer, watchman
1 50
Simonds & Parker, drawing engine to fires
30 00
Simonds & Parker, expressing
1 95
H. W. Simonds, expressing
50
H. W. Simonds, drawing engine to fires
5 00
T. B. Stoddard, setting glass, and lettering coats
5 00
Thomas Penniman, labor on engine house
1 00
Thomas Penniman, use of horse .
2 50
H. M. White, oil and rope .
1 19
H. M. White, refreshments
4 04
H. H. Thayer, iron work
4 75
Edward Shay, iron works
2 30
P. D. Holbrook & Co., oil and chimneys
2 89
J. W. Dorety, drawing engine to fire
5 00
J. N. Fox, kindlings .
1 20
Barnard Purcell, steward
17 50
Thomas Fallon, pay of members
394 17
George W. Simmons & Sons, 3 fire coats
18 00
$733 88
HOOK AND LADDER.
George E. Fogg, drawing truck to fires
$10 00
J. H. Macandrew, glass and setting
3 00
Charles G. Batson, steward 25 00
C. G. Anderson, 2 poles for fire hooks, and ironing the same
8 00
C. G. Anderson, repairs on truck
00
N. R. Proctor, refreshments
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.
1 00 .
J. M. Arnold, oil, chimneys, refreshments, etc.
18 81
H. H. Thayer, iron work
3 50
R. A. Gage, wood
4 00
J. W. Dorety, drawing truck to fires
25 00
F. H. Dearing, pay of member
215 81
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.
5 98
C. G. Batson, refreshments
$323 10
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ENGINEERS.
A. A. Randall, care of reservoir $1 50
C. W. Proctor, servicer as engineer, 21 months . 17 50
B. J. Loring, Jr., services as engineer, 21 months 17 50
B. J. Loring, Jr., services and expenses, buying hose, 3 00
B. J. Loring, Jr., stationery and postal cards 4 56
William Allen, services as engineer, 1881 10 00
William Allen, horse hire, stationery, services on com- mittee, 1880 and 1881 . 3 40
Albert Hobart, engineer, 21 months
17 50
Town of Holbrook, expense of steamer at fire (Hol- brook block) 13 40
John Kelley, services as engineer, 21 months
17 50
Thomas Penniman, services as engineer, 12 months
10 00
Thomas Penniman, committee on hose
2 50
William M. Richards, services as engineer .
10 00
A. C. Drinkwater, services as engineer, 33 months
22 50
George Sumner, services as engineer .
10 00
O. M. Rogers, ¿ dozen lanterns .
5 50
Cash paid sundry persons, watching fires
28 00
Town of Weymouth, expenses of steamer at 2 fires, 1881 and 1882
58 00
Charles Hill, use of carriage
75
D. H. B. Thayer, conveying firemen to Holbrook
7 50
$260 61
Orders drawn for .
. $2,095.32
RECAPITULATION.
Orders drawn for- -
Schools
$8,714 36
Incidental expenses of schools . ·
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287 57
Incidental expenses of school-houses
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170 76
Repairing Iron Works School-house .
333 69
Special appropriation for Pond School-house
315 16
Almshouse
2,778 29
Poor out of almshouse
4,118 76
Highways
7,216 86
Franklin Street
394 43
Sidewalk, Union Street
493 36
Draining Taylor Street and vicinity . Improvement of town lands
289 62
Drawbridge
240 39
Removing snow
1,502 88
Well, corner Commercial and Howard Streets .
97 50
.
176 24
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$125 18
Town Hall
Janitor
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600 00
Incidental expenses
689 42
Abatement of taxes
604 03
Town officers .
1,782 33
Hospitals
380 99
Public Library
510 00
Grand army .
150 00
State aid, Chapter 301
1,324 50
State aid, Chapter 252
875 50
Fire Department
2,095 32
Police
.
54 00
$36,321 14
620 orders drawn for
. $36,321 14
We have examined the accounts of the Selectmen, Overseers of the Poor, and Surveyors of Highways, and find them correctly cast and proper vouchers for all payments made.
EBEN DENTON. JOHN M. BEALS. J. A. ARNOLD.
ENGINEERS' REPORT.
TO THE SELECTMEN OF BRAINTREE :
Gentlemen,- The engineers of the Braintree Fire Department respectfully submit the following report of their doings for the year ending Feb. 1, 1883 : --
ENGINEERS, ORGANIZED MAY 1, 1882. THOMAS PENNIMAN, Chief. BENJAMIN J. LORING, JR., Clerk.
Albion C. Drinkwater, Charles W. Proctor, John Cavanagh, Albert Hobart, John Kelley, William. M. Richards, George Sumner.
COMPANIES, ORGANIZED FEB. 1, 1882.
Union Engine, No. 1, 47 men ; Robert Gillespie, foreman. Butcher Boy Engine, No. 2, 42 men ; Marcus A. Perkins, fore- man. Wampatuck Hook and Ladder, No. 1, 25 men ; John W. Dorety, foreman.
ENGINE HOUSES.
The several houses belonging to the department are in good con- dition. The Union Engine Company have presented to the depart- ment the following property, viz. : 5 fire scenes, mirror, clock,
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4-light chandelier, roll-board, ballot-box, cook-stove, picture of Garfield, 4 pictures, and 7 curtains, valued at $78.00. Butcher Boy Engine Company have had their hall handsomely painted and dec- orated the past year, at their own expense, and have also present- ed to the department a clock, chandelier, marble slab, and brackets, 3 dozen spoons, and 7 curtains. . The thanks of the town are due to the above companies for their generosity.
ENGINES.
The engines are in good repair, with the exception of the Butcher Boy, which needs painting the coming year.
HOSE.
There is belonging to the department about 2,750 feet of lead- ing hose, a portion of which is in poor condition, as may be seen by the schedule of property.
RESERVOIRS.
It was recommended by the Board of Engineers of 1880 that some arrangements be made, if possible, with Naaman L. White, Esq., so that the water in his pond could be used in case of fire in that vicinity. We would recommend that the engineers be in- structed to use the water in said pond, as we consider we have a perfect right to do.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
The board would recommend the raising of the hose towers on the Union and Butcher Boy houses, in order to secure a better protection of their hose, which, we think, will be economy for the town. We also recommend the construction of a reservoir on Washington Street, near the residence of Josephus Sampson. In the vicinity of the South Congregational Church, Andrew Dyer, owner of land adjoining Little Pond, has kindly granted to the town permission to use said land for the purpose of procuring water for the use of the department in case of fire. The cost of doing the work will not probably exceed $75.00. We further recommend that the pay of firemen be the same as last year, viz., $10 to each fireman for a year's service.
APPROPRIATIONS.
We recommend that there be appropriated by the town for the ensuing year the following amounts, viz. : -
Pay of men
$1,250 00
Hose .
.
400 00
Painting Butcher Boy Engine
75 00
Incidentals
.
400 00
$2,125 00
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SCHEDULE OF PROPERTY.
UNION, No. 1.
One hand engine and hose carriage, 28 feet suction hose, 200 feet cotton rubber-lined hose, 200 feet leather hose, 350 feet rubber hose, 200 feet rubber-lined hose, not reliable, 300 feet linen hose, not reliable, 100 feet rubber hose, condemned, 50 feet rubber-lined hose, condemned, 8 spanner belts, 6 patent spanners, 14 old-style spanners, 2 wrenches, 3 oil cans, 3 axes, 4 fire buckets, 4 pipes and nozzles, 7 fire hats, patent spray nozzle, bursting strap, 8 lanterns, signal light, 2 pails, hanging lamp, 3 side lamps, 6 brackets, sprinkler, 9 spittons, 3 fire ladders, step ladder, 2 stoves and pipe, coal-hod, black-walnut table, 7 chairs, 5 collation tables, 7 horses for same, dust-pan. feather duster, shovel, 10 settees, lifting jack, pole for horses attached to machine, large and small fire hook, 2 ropes, 6 army overcoats, house ladder, broom, 250 feet rope in hose tower and 6 blocks, 2 straps for hose carriage, sponge, hemp packing, 98 coffee mugs, 48 bowls, 6 dozen spoons, boiler, 2 large knives and forks, 6 pitchers, 6 waiters, 4 dish pans, mirror, clock, chandelier, roll-board, ballot-box, cook stove, 7 curtains, 10 pic- tures.
BUTCHER BOY, No. 2.
Hand engine and hose carriage, two-horse pole, 35 feet suction hose, 500 feet leading hose, rubber, 200 feet cotton hose, rubber lined, 200 feet leather hose, 300 feet linen hose, condemned, 150 feet linen hose, rubber lined, condemned, 5' pipes, leading hose branch, 5 nozzles, spray nozzle, crowbar, 3 axes, 12 spanners and belts, 4 buckets, signal lantern, 6 lanterns, 6 woollen coats, 2 horse blankets, rope, 2 wheel jacks, 3 ladders, 3 stoves and fixtures, shovel, 8 lamps and hangers, oil can, wash basin, water-pail, coal-hod, dust- pan, 2 brooms, iron sink, 8 picture frames, mirror, 70 mugs, 60 bowls, 4 pitchers, 9 pickle plates, 11 salt bottles, 5 wire casters, 69 spoons, 3 boilers, library table, 10 settees, 8 chairs, 6 spittoons, street lamp, canvas covering, wrench, suction strainer, clock, chandelier, marble slab and brackets, 3 dozen spoons, 7 curtains.
WAMPATUCK, No. 1.
Carriage, 7 ladders, 6 hooks, 20 buckets, 2 fountain pumps, 2 forks, 2 axes, 4 dog-hooks, dog-hammer, 6 lanterns, lever, pole for horses, whiffletree, chain, jack, wrench, 2 oil cans, 25 badges, 11 settees, 7 chairs, 2 stoves, 2 boilers, 2 coal hods, shovel, table, 7 lamps and fixtures, dust-pan, water-pail, 2 brooms, feather duster, 4 spittoons, clock, ladder, mop, tub, shovel, 2 guy ropes.
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FIRES FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEB. 1, 1883.
June 13, 1882. A building known as " Holbrook Block," situ- ated on the corner of Washington Street and Holbrook Avenue, owned by the heirs of J. E. Holbrook, and occupied by Mrs. J. F. Hayward, Braintree Clothing Store, Post 87, G. A. R., and other parties. Cause unknown. Loss $7,000.
June 8, 1882. House situated on Pond Street, near Randolph line, owned by heirs of B. F. Hayden, and occupied by Hosea B. Hayden, 2d. Cause incendiary. Loss, $300.
June 15, 1882. Barn of Erastus A. Newton, situated on Shaw Street. Cause incendiary. Loss, $200.
Aug. 3, 1882. Barn of Lewis Dyer, and occupied by Simonds & Parker, situated on Washington Street. Cause unknown. Loss, $450.
Ang. 27, 1882. House and barn owned and occupied by heirs of S. D. Hayden. Cause, unknown. Loss, $1,500.
Oct. 10, 1882. Barn of John Cavanagh, situated on Washington Street. Caused by children playing with matches. Loss, $150.
Nov. 26, 1882. House and barn owned and occupied by William Hayden, situated on Pond Street near Randolph line. Cause incendiary. Loss, $1,000.
Jan. 3, 1883. A building owned by the Jenkins M'f'g Co., and occupied by Columbia Rubber Co., situated near Commercial Street. Cause unknown. Loss, $1,800.
THOMAS PENNIMAN, Chief Engineer.
THAYER PUBLIC LIBRARY REPORT, 1882-3.
TO THE SELECTMEN :
THE trustees of the Thayer Public Library respectfully present their annual report.
The library was open during the year 276 days. Number of volumes borrowed, 14,803. Average per day, 53+. The largest daily issue was on Jan. 20, 208. The smallest, Jan. 10, 5.
Of books borrowed, the percentage was as follows : -
History, 4+ ; biography, 2+ ; travel, 4++; science, 2++ ; fiction, 62+ ; poetry, 2+; juvenile, 9+; miscellaneous, 7+ ; reference,
Whole number of volumes in the library, nearly . . 6,000
Number of volumes added during the year 585 .
Whole number of borrowers .
· 2,378
Increase over last year
151
ASA FRENCH, N. H. IIUNT,
F. A. HOBART, N. F. T. HAYDEN, HENRY A. JOHNSON, Trustees.
FEBRUARY 1, 1883.
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THAYER PUBLIC LIBRARY. TREASURER'S REPORT.
Receipts. .
Balance in hands of treasurer, Feb. 1, 1882, $372 26
Town appropriation 510 00
Town treasurer, one year's interest, 6 per cent on $10,000
600 00
From librarian, for fines and catalogues 26 82
$1,509 08
Expenditures.
Paid Estes & Lauriat, for books . $636 80
B. F. Pratt, for books .
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75
Gates & Co., for printing
4 50
Green & Prescott, for printing
1 00
Simonds & Parker, for expressing
5 45
W. A. Wood & Co., for oil .
8 66
Forbes Lith. M'f'g Co., for stationery
5 50
A. M. Arnold, for librarian one year
300 00
S. M. Jones, for book
: 25
J. F. Sheppard, for coal
84 50
A. M. Arnold, for incidentalş
1 32
1,059 73
Balance in hands of treasurer, Feb. 1, 1883
$449 35
N. F. T. HAYDEN, Treasurer.
FEBRUARY 1, 1883.
Approved. ASA FRENCH, Chairman.
BRAINTREE SCHOOL FUND REPORT.
Cr.
Cash on hand Feb. 1, 1882 . $15 05
Dividend from Weymouth National Bank
·
4 00
Dividend from Quincy National Bank .
60 00
Dividend from Eliott National Bank
18 00
Taxes refunded .
43 46
Cash from nine and one half cords wood
19 00
Rent of farm
200 00
$439 51
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Dr.
Cash paid for posts and rails J. B. Rhines & Co., bill for lumber W. R. Penniman, window and frame Services for committee, 3 years . J. McCarty, mason work .
$2 34
15 76
2 75
40 00
7 19
Paid D. H. Bates, treasurer
300 00
$368 04
Cash on hand
$71 47
JOSEPH DYER, Treasurer of School Fund.
ASSESSORS' ACCOUNT.
Support of schools
. $7,600 00
Highways and bridges .
.
.
7,000 00
Sidewalk, Union Street
500 00
Interest on town debt .
2,400 00 ·
Town officers
1,500 00 ·
Incidental expenses
1,200 00
Support of poor .
5,000 00 ·
Fire Department
2,000 00
Removal of snow
1,200 00
Grand Army of the Republic
150 00
Public Library
510 00
Incidentals for schools
400 00
Incidentals for school-houses
200 00
Repairing Iron Works School-house
300 00
Furnishing room at Pond Sehcol-house
350 00
High School, for furniture .
100 00
Janitor
600 00
Well, corner Commercial and Howard Streets
125 00
For the enforcement of the liquor law .
500 00
Improvement of town lands
300 00
Draining Taylor Street and vicinity
300 00
Repairing Franklin Street
400 00
State tax .
3,000 00
County tax . .
.
1,790 18
Overlay
215 00
.
$37,640 18
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APPROPRIATIONS NECESSARY FOR THE ENSUING YEAR.
$9,225 00
Schools .
Highways and bridges
6,000 00
Interest on town debt
2,100 00
Town officers
1,500 00
Support of poor
5,000 00
Fire Department
1,200 00
Removing snow
1,000 00
Public Library
450 00
Grand Army .
150 00
Incidentals of schools
300 00
Incidentals of school-houses
600 00
Janitor .
$29,950 00
COLLECTOR'S ACCOUNT.
JOSEPH DYER, Collector for 1881.
Balance from collector, 1881 . $2,996 73
Interest since .
65 07
$3,061 80
Cash paid B. F. Dyer, treasurer
$1,000 00
Cash paid D. H. Bates, treasurer
1,996 73
Cash paid D. H. Bates, treasurer, as inter- est
61 00
Cash due from collector
4 07
$3,061 80
LIST OF TAXES UNPAID FEBRUARY, 1883, ON TAX LIST OF 1881.
Heirs of James Bannon $5 23 | Ellen Sheehan $7 70
John Greenwood . 8 05
Thomas B. Stoddard 22 36
T. J. Griffin (bal.)
6 50
David Thayer, balance
William Hayden . 24 00
($1.00 paid) 12 28
C. Henry Hayden 6 13
David B. Thayer ($1.00
Estate of Henry Hobart, 14 31
paid) . 11 73
N. M. Hobart (bal.) 61 33
Heirs of Wm. Thayer
55
James McKenney 1 65 ·
E. A. Newton
33 08
$214 90
300 00
Incidental expenses
2,125 00
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COLLECTOR'S ACCOUNT. JOSEPH DYER, Collector for 1882.
Tax bill for 1882
. $37,830 96
Interest collected
42 54 - $37,873 50
Cash paid D. H. Bates, treasurer . $34,450 00
Cash paid D. H. Bates, treasurer, as interest 40 79
Cash due from collector
3,382 71
- $37,873 50
The auditors find, upon examination of the tax collector's account, that great improvement might be made in the manner of keeping the accounts, so that at the end of the year his books should show amount of interest paid, that the town may know the exact amount of interest they receive on taxes. By the present system it is utterly impossible for the auditors to find the exact amount of interest due or paid the town.
LIST OF UNPAID TAXES, FEB. 1, 1883.
George E. Arnold
$2 00 | Ann Dalton $2 61
Frank Angier . 2 00 Jeremiah Dennehy 15 05
Benj. C. Bannon
2 00 Heirs of Robert Dickey. 3 19
Martin Bannon 2 00
John J. Downes 10 70
Heirs of Edmund Ban-
Thomas Doyle
23 75
non 6 67
Peter Dyer 2 00
Heirs of James Bannon 5 51 Heirs of Asa Dyer 22 04
Joseph I. Bates
36 22 William F. Dyer . 23 46
Elijah Benjamin 19 40 Joseph Drollett 2 00
Stephen S. Bradford 22 04 Susan H. Drollett 1 16
Albert E. Bradford . 00 John P. Dugan
2 00
John Brightman
V , 87 Patrick Devaney .
. 2 00
Thomas Briody 2 00 Thomas Fallon . : 29
Osgood A. Brown
00
25 Charles C. Fogg
13 60
George C. Buker, bal.
. 00 Harriett Fogg . 14 50
Gardner S. Buker
6 06 Hiram A French
62 61
George Benedict, bal.
1 00 John Jarvis French 21 72
Charles Carpenter
31 00
Heirs of Adam French . 35 38
John Cavanagh 222 40 John Jackson French 21 72
Constant S. Chandler
6 64 William H. French 2 00
Samuel M. Chamberlain
2 90 Charles Gardner 13 60
James Croake .
6 06 Henry Gardner 68 12
John Croake
2 00 Heirs of John Y. Gillespie, 25 52 Lowis F. Gomez . 14 18
Heirs of John Cunning- ham
13 34 Elisha Goodwin · 2 00
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John Greenwood
$8 67 |
Peter Lawson
$2 00
Dennis Griffin .
15 92
Frank Lydecker
2 00
Thomas J. Griffin
7 80
James McGuire
2 00
Maurice Gurney .
00 George Mansfield
2 00
Hosea B. Hayden
48
J. Edward Mellen 2 00
Henry Hall
11 57
George E. Mellen
2 00
Samuel F. Harrington
45
William Mills
16 50
Caleb Hayden
23 46
Luke Mulligan
8 09
Edgar G. Hayden
4 90
Luke Mulligan, Jr.
2 00
George E. Hayden
3 48
Andrew Mahoney
2 00
I. Willie Hayden
2 58
Alexander McGaw
2 87
William Hayden .
25 20
James McKenney
1 74
Theodore A. Hayden
2 58
John McMahan
6 00
Loring Hayden
3 45
Patrick McGlaughlin
2 00
C. Henry Hayden
35 James McNabb
2 00
Josiah Hayward
2
00 James McNabb, Jr. 2 00
Patrick Hennesey
16 21
Peter McGlencey
2 00
Mrs. John L. Hill
16 82
Mrs. W. T. Nason
2 32
William G. Hill
2 00
Erastus A. Newton
33 90
Heirs of Henry Hobart,
14 79
Elisha B. Nightingale
2 00
Joshua A. Hobart
18 27
Andrew J. Orcutt
2 00
Robert G. Hobart
44 95
O. H. P. Niles
2 00
N. Morton Hobart
63 48
Patrick Nugent
2 00
Elias Holbrook
28 68
Nute Brothers
52 20
J. Frank Holbrook
00 N
Mary J. Newcomb
14 50
Ludo W. Holbrook
2 00
Peter O. Rourke .
8 38
Waldo Holbrook .
00
Thomas Parker
21 72
Walter Holbrook .
4 90
William H. Pierce
2 00
George P. Hollis .
2 00
Heirs of Sylvia Randall,
59 16
Edward Huff 5 19
Heman F. Porter 8 38
Heirs of Francis R. Howe
23 78
Isaac Porter
: 16
Williard M. Hunt
6 96
Asa T. Pratt
15 92
Thomas Huestin .
20 56
Alvin F. Perkins . 2 00
Augustus A. Randall
Darius A. and Dorothy E. Holbrook 15 95
(bal.) 1 00
Alden M. Holbrook (bl ) Patrick Henneagen .
8 54
John W. Richardson
16 50
00
John W. Rowell 2 00
Silas M. Jones
29 55
William W. Saunders 2 00
Arza B. Keith .
117 13
Cornelius Smith
10 12
Herbert Keith
2 00
James Slyne 7 80
George W. Kelley
2 00
James E. Slyne
2 00
John Keefe
2 00
Ellen Sheehan 8 12
Denison Kimberley
2 00
John Sheehan . 2 00
Henry O. Learned
11 28
Benjamin Stevens 24 62
Mrs. G. M. Lincoln .
47 56
Thomas B. Stoddard
23 46
Heirs of Barnabas T.
Timothy E. Sullivan 2 00
Loring
78 59
D. Webster Teele 5 48
Charles H. Loring
12 44 David Thayer .
13 89
47
David Thayer, 2d
$15 92 | Neil McRae . $26 10
David B. Thayer . 13 02 Charles A. Vinal 15 66
Ephriam B. Thayer .
80 Heirs of Varnum Waugh 24 36
Francis P. Thayer
2 : 00 Edwin R. Flint 16 82
George W. Thayer
2 00
Heirs of Caleb S. Hol- brook 14 00
Carrie C. Thayer . 27 84
J. Q. A. Thayer
2 00
Horatio V. Arnold 12 47
Lewis Thayer . 9 25
Heirs of William Thayer, 58
Benjamin F. Torrey . 11 57
Joseph Tuck 2 00
Robert V. Barnes 3 77
Thomas B. Vinton
73 92
Solon W. Pratt
40 60
Waite & Dyke
26 39
Thomas B. Porter 29 58
David L. Stearnes
5 80
Benjamin T. Dowse 3 48
Heirs of Cornelius Tir-
rell 16
Henry W. Wilde. 16
Heirs of Mary T. W. Dewing 87
NON-RESIDENTS.
Jenkins M'f'g Ins. Co., 607 84
Samuel J. Wall 3 48
Samuel R. Spinney 15 08
Boston Organ Co. . 11 60
$3,248 92
TREASURER'S ACOUNT.
B. F. DYER, Treasurer.
Dr.
Cash on hand, Feb. 15, 1882
$11,642 84
Cash from Joseph Dyer, collector, 1881
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