Town annual report of Braintree, Massachusetts for the year 1906, Part 5

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Publication date: 1906
Publisher: The town
Number of Pages: 216


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Horace L. French, land (re-


78


funded by street railway) .. 37 50


C. C. Mellen, expense (refund- ed by street railway) ·


92 50


$4,292 41


Credits.


City of Quincy, rent of Reservoir ... $57 24


Licenses 75 00


N. E. Telegraph & Telephone Co ...


15 05


Old Colony Street Railway Co. re -- funded 825 41


Patroling Smelt Brook.


40 00


Checks not returned. 94


$1,013 64


INSURANCE.


Appropriation


$155 40


Expended


$129 48


Unexpended balance


25 92


$155 40


Paid C. H. Hobart & Son. $129 48


LIBRARY.


Total appropriations.


$1,100 00


Total amount of orders drawn. 1,100 00


General Expenses.


Appropriation $1,000 00


Paid Nathaniel H. Hunt, Treasurer of Library .. $300 00


William C. Harding, Treasurer of Library 700 00


$1,000 00


Distribution of Books.


Appropriation $100 00 Paid John M. Long 100 00


79


MEMORIAL DAY.


Appropriation


$175 00


Paid C. G. Anderson, Q. M. Post


87, G. A. R. 175 00


MILITARY AID.


Appropriation


$336 00


Expended


336 00


Paid Hiram S. Thayer


$192 00


Samuel E. Whitmarsh. .


144 00


$336 00


One-half of the amount expended to be refunded by the State of Massachusetts.


POLICE DEPARTMENT.


Total Appropriations


$2,390 00


Total Credits.


315 19 |


$2,705 19


Total Expenditures.


$2,350 93


Unexpended balance


354 26


$2,705 19


Night Police.


Appropriation


$2,190 00


Expenditures


2,190 00


Paid Horace F. Hunt. $730 00


Jeremiah F. Gallivan 730 00


Amos J. Loring.


730 00


$2,190 00


Court Fees and Expenses.


Appropriation


$200 00


Credits


315 19


$515 19


Expended


$160 93


Unexpended balance. . 354 26


$515 19


80


Paid Horace F. Hunt. $12 60


: Jeremiah F. Gallivan


4 10


Amos J. Loring.


31 90


Henry Dugan.


35 86


Robert F. McAloney . .


18 76


James D. Allen. .


27 34


James R. Qualey 13 00


5 20


!


William M. Marden


2 35


Walter O. Crocker


9 82


$160 93:


Credits.


From Samuel N. Capen,


Sheriff,


fines


$60 00


Clerk of E. Norfolk District


Court, fines.


255 19


$315 19


POOR DEPARTMENT.


Appropriations


$6,000 00


Credits, Almshouse.


355 78


Credits, Outside Relief.


921 53


$7,277 31


Expended Almshouse


$2,341 95


Outside Relief, settlement


in Braintree.


4,065 03


Outside Relief, settlement


in other cities and towns


734 76


Unexpended balance


135 57


$7,277 31


ALMSHOUSE.


Paid N. Allen Penniman, Superin- tendent


$500 00


Electric Light Department ...


36 12


Water Department. 31 58


Ambler & Hobart Co., supplies


259 42


Charles G. Jordan, supplies. . 95 46


Bridgham Bros., supplies. .. ..


112 45


:


George A. McKay


:


81


C. H. Hobart, supplies. .. 101 56


H. W. Mansfield, supplies .... 16 00


Mrs. A. L. Watson, supplies .. 26 87


Dyer & Sullivan, supplies ... . 63 69


W. A. Torrey, supplies. 7 27 .


R. E. Whitman, supplies. . .


23 99.


J. M. Arnold, supplies. . .


90 01


G. E. Loring & Co., supplies ..


50 61


C. W. Hollis, supplies. ·


105 97


F. A. Souther & Co., supplies.


4 99


2 60


H. A. Vinton, supplies. . J. F. Sheppard & Sons, ice ... Schraut Bros., supplies. ..


10 65


Woodsum Coal Co., fuel .....


218 35


W. H. Cobb, tools and supplies


16 08


C. W. Lerned & Co., tool and supplies 12 50


L. B. Hollis, hay.


11 13


John P. Robery, hay.


15 92


W. H. Heath, repairs.


2 00


J. E. Ludden, repairs.


8 41


J. B. Poore, repairs. 4 25


James Loftin, cutting wood .. 81 63


51 48


R. Allen Gage, men and team. Braintree News Co., papers .. .


3 15


O. M. Rogers, repairs. .......


45


Edward Shay, repairs.


1 50


C. R. Bestick Co., supplies. . .


19 71


Annie Bialar, labor. 15 00


Frank W. Brett, M. D. .


46 00


Cartwright & Shay, burials .. .


40 00


Charles A. Hobart, repairs ....


22 65


William May, digging grave .. Sundry cash expenses of Su- perintendent


3 00


217 43


Credits.


$2,341 95.


Milk, produce, etc. . $286 28


T. H. Libby, rent of pasture. 10 00


12 07


82


Board refunded 48 00


Wood to Town Hall .


11 00


Wood to stone roads. ·


50


Appraisal December 30th, 1905


$1,740 00


Expended


2,341 95


Appraisal December 31st, 1906. $1,774 65


Credits


355 78


Cost of maintenance, 1906 .. ·


1,951 52


$4,081 95


INMATES OF ALMSHOUSE.


No. Age.


No. of Days.


2 Benjamin, Napoleon. 48


365


10 Chamberlain, Emily Ķ 82


365


25 Hager, William. 70


2


3 Hobart, Charles M.


59


4


20 Kelley, Maria. 48


365


4 McCormish, Sarah.


74


365


1 Mead, Abraham.


87


365


26 Sims, Andrew J.


70


211


8 Thayer, Sarah A. 75


365


Number of days


2,407


Number of weeks.


343 6-7


Number of prisoners 31


Expense of prisoners at 25c. each .. .


$7 75


OUTSIDE RELIEF. Mrs. William Benjamin.


Paid Town of Weymouth, support in 1905. $121 00


Mrs. Peter Bjorkman and family.


Paid Jenkins Mfg. Co., rent.


$97 50


Bessie Wilson, supplies. 8 00


. J. F. Sheppard & Sons, fuel. . 26 70


$132 20


Edward G. Buker and family.


Paid H. W. Mansfield, supplies ... .


$104 00


1


C. H. Hobart, supplies.


·


27 90


$355 78


$4,081 95


.


83


C. D. Harlow, supplies. .


2 00


J. F. Sheppard & Sons, fuel. . 28 75


F. W. Brett, M. D. 66 67


$229 32


William Cahill.


Paid City of Boston.


$15 71


Mrs. L. E. Caligan ..


Paid C. E. Hill, rent. $18 00


Sadie Carver.


Paid City of Boston $14 29


Mary E. Clinton.


Paid Massachusetts Hospital for


Epileptics


.$84 50


Bartol Collins.


Paid H. A. Clark, supplies. ..


$59 08


John E. Coughlin.


Paid State Hospital. .


$2 86


Isaline R. Coy and family.


Paid Cash Aid.


$25 00


E. C. Hall, rent. 94 50


$119 50


Lucy H. Curtis.


Paid Cash Aid. $130 00


Mrs. Thomas J. Dalton and family.


Paid Town of Weymouth, 1905 ... $10 40


G. E. Loring & Co., supplies. . 18 00


J. M. Arnold, supplies. 6 00


C. H. Hobart, supplies. 4 50


Bessie Wilson, supplies. 22 00


A. D. Tirrell, supplies. 1 75


R. Allen Gage, fuel. 18 87


J. F. Sheppard & Sons, fuel . . 11 90


T. H. Dearing, M. D. 5 00


$98 42


Simon Delorcy and family.


Paid C. H. Brooks, supplies. ..... $47 00


J. F. Sheppard & Sons, fuel. . 7 80


$54 80


84


John Dillon and family.


Paid C. H. Hobart, supplies. . $2 00


E. C. Hall, rent. 11 50 $13 50


Maurice Dowd and family.


Paid Town of Weymouth support in 1905. . $183 60


John T. Downs.


Paid State Hospital.


$9 71


Mrs. Robert Frazier and family.


Paid C. W. Matthews, supplies.


...


$97 00


C. H. Brooks, supplies.


91 00


A. D. Tirrell, supplies. ·


9 65


J. F. Sheppard & Sons, fuel. . 18 90


Elizabeth Gillespie, rent. 72 00


F. W. Brett, M. D. 3 00


$291 55


Julia A. French.


Paid Lydia N. Bishop, rent ... $52 00


Walter H. G. Ford and family.


Paid Town of Weymouth.


$142 33


F. W. Brett, M. D 3 34


F. H. Sylvester.


2 02


$147 69


Abijah Glover and family.


Paid Cash Aid.


$32 50


Mrs. Herbert N. Goodspeed and family.


Paid Cash Aid.


$72 00


J. F. Sheppard & Sons, fuel. .


37 50


$109 50


Henry M. Hayden.


$104 00


Paid Cash Aid.


Hiram A. Hayden and family.


Paid State Hospital


$6 86


Massachusetts Gen. Hospital .. 45 50


Town of Weymouth, 1905 ... 173 65


17 00


K. H. Granger, M. D. . . $243 01


85


Margaret Hill.


Paid City of Boston. $5 71 Mrs. Fannie Holmes and family.


Paid Town of Wakefield, 1905. ... Daniel Horgan.


$209 40


Paid J. F. Sheppard & Sons, fuel. .


$11 50


Georgie Jones.


Paid City of Boston. $58 00


Dennis Kiley.


Paid T. Haven Dearing, M. D .... $2 00


Jacob Klay.


Paid Frank W. Brett, M. D.


. ..


$8 00


Mrs. Julia A. Marland.


Paid W. W. Sylvester, rent. $13 00


H. W. Borden, rent. 8 50


Elvira Nutter, rent.


34 00


$55 50


Mrs. Leonardo Morales and family.


Paid C. H. Brooks, supplies


$16 00


Charles T. Leavitt, fuel. 8 26


T. Haven Dearing, M. D .. 5 00


$29 26


Mrs. C. E. Packard and family.


Paid W. S. Tracey, rent.


$150 00


Charles M. Patterson and family.


Paid W. A. Torrey, supplies. 70


W. H. Stoddard, supplies. .. $45 68


Woodsum Coal Co., fuel. . 22 50


H. L. Dearing, M. D. 3 00


A. Mackintosh, board. 28 00


William Buzzell, board .. .. 101 50


$201 38


James Reardon and family. Paid Frank W. Brett, M. D .. $12 00


Daniel Robery and family. Paid Cash Aid. $38 00


86


J. F. Sheppard & Sons, fuel. . 25 35


T. Haven Dearing, M. D .... 12 00


$75 35


Mrs. Charles Smart and family.


Paid H. A. Clark, supplies $208 00


Woodsum Coal Co., fuel. 19 26


1.


R. Allen Gage, digging grave. 2 00


$229 26


James K. Stewart.


Paid City of Boston. $ 105 71 1. ª Marcia Stone.


Paid Massachusetts


Hospital


for


Epileptics $212 17


H. J. Tripp and family.


Paid City of Brockton.


$142 58


Rosella Benham, nursing. 10 00


Cash Aid. 15 00


$167 58


Mrs. Edward Walker and family.


Paid T. King, rent.


$113 00


R. Allen Gage, fuel.


43 12


Willie Whitmarsh. $156 12


Paid Town of Hanover. $15 00


AID TO PERSONS RESIDING IN BRAINTREE WITH SETTLEMENTS ELSEWHERE.


State of Massachusetts.


Phoebe A. Cloues.


Paid Edward A. Gilman, cash.


$10 00


Edith W. Crafts, cash. 15 00


$25 00


Arthur Delorey.


Paid Mass. General Hospital. ..


...


$56 00


A. W. Fay, transportation.


..


7 00


$63 00


.


87


Jerry Delorey and family.


Paid J. M. Arnold, supplies. $3 00


A. W. Fay, burial. 15 00


$18 00


Joseph B. Delorey.


Paid Mass. General Hospital. ..


$77 00


Delorey.


Paid A. W. Fay, burial $15 00


Elizabeth Fisher.


Paid R. F. Burleigh.


$1 50


Cartwright & Shay 20 00


$21 50


Effie Hirtle.


Paid Mrs. H. Mildram.


$16 18


Albert W. Fay . 15 00


$31 18


Mary Stephenson.


Paid Quincy Hospital.


$38 15


City of Boston.


Alfred F. Howes and family.


Paid "Up-to-date" Market, supplies $106 00


J. F. Sheppard & Sons, fuel. . 47 05


H. L. Dearing, M. D. 14 33


$167 38


City of Malden. Lizzie Knips and family.


Paid Susan A. Hobart, rent. . ..


$96 00


City of Quincy.


Sarah A. Cain.


Paid Cash Aid.


$25 00


Joseph McGlaughlin and family.


Paid T. B. Cooper, supplies. ..


$2 08


City of Waltham.


Rosalee Regan.


Paid C. M. Marstin $10 00


88


Town of Randolph.


Eva White.


Paid W. H. Stoddard, supplies. . . $36 10


Dyer & Sullivan, supplies 24 20


W. A. Torrey, supplies. 8 60


Woodsum Coal Co .. fuel. .


13 90


Nettie H. Whitcomb, rent.


24 00


Henry L. Dearing, M. D. . . 1 67


$108 47


Town of Weymouth. George S. Riley.


Paid S. H. Porter, supplies. ....


$45 00


Horace F. Trufant.


Paid T. Haven Dearing, M. D ..... $2.00


Relief to Poor Persons.


Refunded and to be refunded. . .


$69 35


J. Sargent Arnold.


Paid F. E. Arnold, interest. $15 00


Credits.


Aid to persons refunded. $25 25


City of Boston refunded


362 95


City of Malden refunded 120 00 .


City of Waltham refunded 49 00


Town of Randolph refunded . .


262 52


Town of Holbrook refunded 65 47


State of Massachusetts. 36 34


$921 53


SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.


Total appropriations


$31,680 00


School Fund income. 200 00


Dog Tax 884 96


Total Credits · ·


319 94


Total Overdrafts 4 07


$33,088 97


Total expenditures


$32,967 68


Total unexpended balances 121 29


$33,088 97


89


SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.


Appropriation


$1,500 00


Expended


$1,500 00


Paid James A. MacDougall


$1,000 00


John C. Anthony


500 00


$1,500 00


PAY OF TEACHERS.


Appropriation $20,000 00


School Fund


200 00


Dog Tax


881 96


Credits


111 70


$21,196 66


Expended


$21,090 88


Unexpended balance 105 78


$21,196 66


HIGH SCHOOL.


Paid Ernest L. Collins, teaching 24


weeks


$720 00


Alberto W. Small, teaching 15 weeks 450 00


Florence G. Perkins, teaching 24 weeks 360 00


Alice R. Pierce, teaching 24 weeks


420 00


Mary K. Morton, teaching 39


weeks


622 50


Annette Goddard, teaching 24 weeks


360 00


Agnes Burnham, teaching 40 weeks 618 75


Rachel Curry, teaching 15


weeks 225 00


Grace A. Johnson, teaching 15 weeks


206 25


Grace I. Bartlett, teaching 15 weeks 196 88


-- $4,179 38


90


MONATIQUOT SCHOOL.


Paid Josephine B. Colbert, teaching


24 weeks $300 00


M. Etta Murphay, teaching 24 weeks 288:00


Margaret F. Magoley, teaching 15 weeks 206 25


Jennie A. Farwell, teaching


15 weeks 168 75


$963 00


NOAH TORREY SCHOOL.


Paid F. A. Galvin, teaching 24


weeks


$600 00


H. R. Williams, teaching 15 weeks .... 375 00


Margaret E. C. Bannon, teach- ing 39 weeks 526 50


Edna Scott, teaching 24 weeks 282 00 ...


Lucille Goddard, teaching 24 weeks 270 00


Jenny Carberry, teaching 39 weeks 448 50


Sarah L. Arnold, teaching 39 weeks 487 50


Rosalie S. Bayley, teaching 39


weeks


446 25


Annie M. Brooks, teaching 39 weeks 487 50


Etta G. Phillips, teaching 15 weeks 187 50


Josephine B. Colbert, teaching 15 weeks 187 50


$4,298 25.


POND SCHOOL.


Paid Kathryn Royal, teaching 24 weeks $270 00


Harriet M. Hill, teaching 39 :. weeks 409 50


91


Jennie V. Dreghorn, teaching 15 weeks 150 00


Helen A. Mansfield, teaching 7 weeks 70 00


$899 50.


SOUTH SCHOOL.


Paid Josephine M. Foster, teaching 39 weeks $390 00


SOUTH-WEST SCHOOL .:


Paid Clara E. Shay, teaching 39


weeks $397 50,


UNION SCHOOL.


Paid Avis A. Thayer, teaching 39


weeks


$516 75


Hannah C. Whelan, teaching 39 weeks 487 50


Mabel L. Bates, teaching 39 weeks 468 00


Elizabeth B. Pray, teaching 39 weeks 397 50


$1,869 75,


PENNIMAN SCHOOL.


Paid Clara Rowley, teaching 39


weeks


$701 25


1 :


Maud G. Carlton, teaching 24 weeks 264 00


Harriet C. Taylor, teaching 39 weeks 436 50


Mabel T. Knight, teaching 39 weeks 436 50


Lena E. Buck, teaching 39 weeks 438 75


Helen A. Mansfield, teaching 8 weeks 80 00


Mildred H. Tavender, teaching 8 weeks 90 00


$2,447 00 '


92


JONAS PERKINS SCHOOL.


Paid Victoria P. Wilde, teaching 39 weeks $877 50


Grace M. Ward, teaching 39 weeks 475 50


Nellie E. Bolles, teaching 39 weeks 475 50


Ruby J. Kenty, teaching 24


weeks 252 00


Irene A. Holbrook, teaching 39 weeks


417 00


Nellie F. Monk, teaching 39 weeks


487 50


Helen A. Foss, teaching 39 weeks


417 00


Ora Conant, teaching 39 weeks


417 00


Marguerite L. Sumner, teach- ing 39 weeks


390 00


Mrs. Signe Wilbar, teaching 39 weeks


403 50


Blanche Baker, teaching 6 weeks


15 00


Helen Delano, teaching 4 weeks


9 00


Lucille Goddard, teaching 15 weeks 168 75


Elizabeth S. Hall, teaching 10 weeks 50 00


$4,855 25


DRAWING.


Paid Charlotte S. Dorman, teach-


ing 40 weeks


$400 00


SINGING.


Paid George E. Crafts, teaching 39 weeks


$341 25


Paid Jacob A. Dyer, school census. .


$50 00


$21,090 88


-


93


CREDITS.


City of Boston, tuition


$25 20


State of Massachusetts, tuition 70 50


Frank Bouitiller, tuition. 16 00


$117 70.


JANITORS.


Appropriation


Expended


Paid John H. Macandrew, Monati- quot School


$7.00 00


Foster F. Tupper, Noah Tor- rey School 650 00


John Whitty, Pond School ...


264.00


A. M. Stetson, South School ..


44 00


Willie P. Reed, South-West School


44 00


Edward O. Pierson, Union


School


264.00


Omer W. Hollis, Penniman School


264 00


William Orr, Jonas Perkins


School


700 00+


$2,930 00.


CONVEYANCE OF PUPILS.


Appropriation


$1,500 00


Credits


194 55


$1,694 55.


Expended


$1,693 75


Unexpended balance


80


$1,694 55.


Paid Old Colony Street Railway Co.


$693 75


Albert A. Drollett.


800 00


Thomas J. Cain


200 00


$1,693 75.


Credits.


Tickets $194 55


$2,930 00. $2,930 00;


94


TEXT BOOKS AND SUPPLIES.


Appropriation


$1,800 00


Credits 5 68


$1,805 68


1


Expended


$1,804 48


Unexpended balance


1 20


$1,805 68


Paid G. W. Prescott & Sons. 19 00


Edward E. Babb & Co.


766 69


J. O. Wetherbee Co.


51 30


D. C. Heath & Co.


149 84


Ginn & Co.


256 76


Silver, Burdett & Co.


68 42


Journal of Geography


4 50


Milton Bradley Co.


13 17


J. L. Hammett Co.


10 72


Benjamin H. Sanborn & Co ..


28 67


American Book Co.


99 28


Chandler & Barber.


244 37


J. B. Lippincott Co. .


9 00


Neostyle Co.


1 00


Educational Publishing Co ...


11 67


Atkinson, Mentzer & Grover. .


7 85


L. E. Knott Apparatus Co. . .


18 49


Houghton, Mifflin & Co


12 41


Library Bureau


20 45


Gustaf Larsson


9 25


White & Wetherbee


85


Arthur W. Hall Scientific Co ..


79


Credits.


Chandler & Barber refunded. .


$5 68


SCHOOL INCIDENTALS.


Appropriation


$550 00


Credits


1 67


Overdraft


4 07


Expended


$1,804 48


$555 74 $555 74


95


Paid N. Y. & B. Despatch Express


Co. $14 70


Woodsum Express Co.


18 25


A. W. Baker. 4 20


N. E. Telephone & Telegraph Co. 26 40


G. W. Prescott & Sons


45 75


Pratt & Pratt.


59 42


C. H. Hobart


25 18


J. M. Arnold.


1 59


Frank A. Smith.


16 01


R. Allen Gage


34 26


Thomas J. Cain


21 80


George H. Wetherbee, Jr


9 60


W. H. Heath 1 50


J. F. Gallivan. 33 00


William C. Cuff


2 50


C. M. Allen 5 40


William Orr 5 00


C. F. Hill Crathern 22 00


James A. MacDougall 13 65


John C. Anthony


29 43


Peter MacQueen


20 00


Lilian D. Powers 4 90


Chandler & Barber.


140 00


Chandler & Farquhar


1 20


$555 74


Credits.


C. H. Hobart refunded


$1 67


SCHOOLHOUSE INCIDENTALS


Appropriation


$1,200 00


Credits


6 34


$1,206 34


Expended


$1,194 33


Unexpended balance


12 01


$1,206 34


96


Paid Electric Light Department. . . $56 30


Water Department


398 00


C. H. Hobart 1 67


S. F. Brown.


2 70


O. M. Rogers


1 40


O. F. Metcalf


19 98


Lynch & Bourbeau


12 46


J. E. Ludden.


2 00


B. D. Litchfield.


9 73


H. W. Borden.


227 96


A. E. Bradford.


92 40


George H. Holbrook


43 66


Charles O. Miller


2 00


Cement, Product & Construc- tion Co. 75 00


W. I. Jordan.


2 35


H. G. Rand.


2 75


F. O. Whitmarsh.


50 20


Victor Metals Co


2 38


G. W. Dearing


4 50


William May H. H. Thayer 50


5 00


R. E. Whitman


1 93


Frank A. Bates


76


Millard F. Dyer


5 00


Charles E. Wedelin


1 50


Robert Gibson


7 70


J. A. Cook.


6 75


Herbert A. Hayden


2 00


Sarah Eaton


18 25


Ann Davis


3 15


Mrs. J. W. Stetson


1 50


Mrs. William A. Hollis.


10 50


Mrs. William Orr


16 80


Foster F. Tupper 17 18


W. P. Reed.


2 90


J. F. Bates. 1 62


Edward O. Pierson


4 24


William Orr . .


55


97


C. M. Allen. 5 00


W. F. Allen. 75


Milwaukee Dustless Brush Co.


15 00


Edward E. Babb & Co. 11 00


Remington Typewriter Co .... 3 00


J. J. Holcomb Mfg. Co. 22 50


American Seating Co .


1 25


J. B. Hunter & Co.


4 45


C. W. H. Moulton & Co .. ...


4 40


American Warming & Venti- lating Co. 4 03


Waldo Bros.


2 00


Stuart Howland Co.


.


4 18


John Whitty


1 50


$1,194 33


Credits.


Light Penniman School.


$5 00


1 34


$6 34


FUEL.


Appropriation


$2,200 00.


Expended


$2,198 50


Unexpended balance


1. 50


$2,200 00


Paid Woodsum Coal Co.


$2,198 50


SOLDIERS' RELIEF.


Appropriation


$1,300 00.


Expended


$1,226 69


Unexpended balance


73 31


$1 300 004


Hiram E. Abbott.


Paid Cash Aid


$48 00


Mary A. Buker.


Paid Cash Aid.


$48 00


Mrs. Jonathan R. Clark.


Paid Cash Aid.


$62 00.


98


Abbie R. Gillette.


Paid Cash Aid. $60 00


Emma F. Hayden.


Paid R. Allen Gage, fuel .. $7 50


Olive M. Jones.


Paid Town of Abington, 1905-1906 $186 75


Julia Murphy.


Paid Town of Weymouth, 1905 .... $93 80


Emma M. Randall.


Paid Cash Aid. $120 00


Mrs. Chas. R. Smith.


Paid Cash Aid. $180 00


James Spear.


Paid Cash Aid.


$48 00


Hiram S. Thayer.


Paid Woodsum Coal Co $13 23


Henry L. Dearing 10 33


Winfred A. Torrey


10 00


$33 56


Mary A. Tibbetts.


Paid Cash Aid.


$48 00


Mary J. Wheeler.


Paid Cash Aid.


$48 00


Samuel E. Whitmarsh.


Paid Town of Hanover, 1904-1905 .. $243 08


$1,226 69


STATE AID.


To be refunded by the State of Massachusetts. Paid Cash Aid to soldiers and fam- ilies of soldiers for the year 1906 $2,433 50


Albert W. Fay, amount al- lowed for the burial of one soldier and one soldier's widow 70 00 . :


$2,503 50


99


ABATEMENT OF TAXES.


Appropriation


$1,000 00


Overdraft


344 18


$1,344 18


Expended


$1,344 18


Paid Frank A. Smith, Collector :


Taxes of 1902 $5 08


Taxes of 1903 10 05


Taxes of 1904.


72 14


Taxes of 1905


.954 31


Taxes of 1906.


302 60


$1,344 18


TOWN HALL.


Appropriation in addition to income


$450 00


Income 374 50


$824 50


Expended


$620 04


Unexpended balance


204 46


$824 50


Paid Electric Light Department ... $224 84


Water Department


31 82


Almshouse, fuel


11 00


Woodsum Coal Co., fuel.


229 29


C. H. Hobart, supplies.


24 26


J. M. Arnold, supplies


48


W. H. Cobb, supplies


9 85


H. W. Borden, repairs.


22 45


A. E. Bradford, repairs.


5 00


G. R. M. Bestick, repairs. 5 95


R. E. Spinney, step ladder. . .


2 25


Fife and Drum Corps, chairs


3 00


E. A. Dustin, tuning piano and supplies


8 75


A. L. Buzzel, cleanser


2 50


O. M. Rogers, repairs


3 25


R. Allen Gage, repairs.


16 00


H. W. Cole, repairs.


1 00


Allen Shade Roller Co., shades


18 35


$620 04


100


Credit.


Rent


$374 50


JANITOR TOWN HALL AND LIBRARY.


Appropriation


$650 00


Expended


$650 00


Paid Michael J. Sullivan $650 00


TOWN LANDS.


Appropriation


$100 00


Expended.


$95 69


Unexpended balance


4 31


$100 00


Paid R. Allen Gage


$95 19


Ryan Bros. 50


$95 69


TOWN OFFICERS.


Appropriation


$3,855 00


Expended


$3,855 00


Paid B. Herbert Woodsum Selectmen, As-$650 00


R. Allen Gage


seers of


the 650 00


Henry M. Storm Poor and High- 650 00


way Surveyors.


Henry A. Monk, Town Clerk. .


500 00


Benjamin F. Dyer, Town


Treasurer 525 00


Daniel Potter, Auditor 1905. .


50 00


Alva S. Morrison, Auditor 1905


25 00


Nathaniel F. Hunt, Auditor 1905 25 00


Charles C. Mellen, Registrar. . 35 00


Walter N. McKean, Registrar 35 00


William Allen, Registrar ....


35 00


Frank A. Smith, Tax Collector 650 00


John Kelley, Moderator


25 00


$3,855 00


TREASURER'S BOND.


Appropriation $105 00


Paid Charles B. Cummings. ...


$105 00


sessors, Over-


101


TREE WARDEN DEPARTMENT.


Total Appropriations


$2,150 00


Total Credits


150 00


$2,300 00


Total Expenditures


$2,079 73


Total Unexpended balances


220 27


$2,300 00


Trimming Trees.


Appropriation


$150 00


Expended


$56 57


Unexpended balance


93 43


$150 00


Paid R. Allen Gage.


$56 57


Destruction of Gypsy and Brown Tail Moths,


Appropriation


$2,000 00


Credit


150 00


$2,150 00


Expended


$2,023 16


Unexpended balance


126 S4


$2,150 00


Paid R. Allen Gage, men and team. Peter Donohoe, labor


$744 86


D. Devine, labor.


260 00


F. A. Bates, supplies. . ..


5 63


C. H. H. Moulton, ladders ....


17 60


187 50


174 85


93 77


4 20


3 75


17 25


$2,023 16


Credits.


R. Allen Gage.


$150 00


J. Breck & Sons, tanglefoot. . William May, self and men .. W. H. Claflin Co., burlap .... Samuel Cabot, creosote ...... G. W. Prescott & Sons, printing Pratt & Pratt, printing .. ....


513 75


102


WATER DEPARTMENT.


Total Appropriations $23,070 00 Total amount of orders drawn. $13,070 00


Total amount appropriated but not expended 10,000 00


1


$23,070 00


Hydrant Service.


Appropriation $4,950 00


Paid Benjamin F. Dyer, Treasurer


Water Department. $4,950 00


Sinking Funds.


Appropriations $5,120 00


Paid Benjamin F. Dyer, Treasurer


Water Department $5,120 00


Mayflower Park Water Main Extension. Appropriation $10,000 00


No orders drawn.


Extension of Water Mains.


Appropriation $3,000 00


Paid Benjamin F. Dyer, Treasurer


Water Department 3,000 00


-


PLAIN STREET CEMETERY.


Appropriation


$25 00


Credits


10 00


Overdraft


1 50


$36 50


Expended


$36 50


Paid R. Allen Gage. $36 50


Credit.


Lot sold


$10 00


103


RECAPITULATION. Orders drawn for ELECTRIC LIGHT DEPARTMENT.


Depreciation Fund. $3,897 20


Investigation 1,358 71


$5,255 91


FIRE ALARM.


Maintenance


$200 40


FIRE DEPARTMENT.


Pay of Engineers and Firemen. .. $1,573 00


Extra pay for services at fires. . 312 90


General Expenses, including Forest


Fires


987 99


New Hose


484 50


$3,358 39


HEALTH DEPARTMENT.


General Expenses.


$641 18


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.


Highways and Bridges


$6,654 76


Sidewalks


3,359 23


Stone Roads


6,285 74


Snow


973 51


Watering Streets.


1,560 25


$18,833 49


INCIDENTALS


4,292 41


INSURANCE


129 48


LIBRARY.


General Expenses


$1,000 00


Distribution of books 100 00


$1,100 00


MEMORIAL DAY


175 00


MILITARY AID. 336 00


POLICE DEPARTMENT.


Night Police (pay of men)


$2,190 00


Court Fees and Expenses. 160 93


$2,350 93


1


104


POOR DEPARTMENT.


Almshouse


$2,124 52


Outside Relief


4,799 79


$6,924 31


SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.


Pay of Superintendent


$1,500 00


Pay of Teachers


21,090 88


Pay of Janitors.


2,930 00


Conveyance of Pupils.


1,693 75


Text Books and Supplies


1,804 48


School Incidentals.


555 74


Schoolhouse Incidentals


1,194 33


Fuel 2,198 50


$32,967 68


Soldiers' Relief.


$1,226 69


State Aid and Burial of Soldiers


2,503 50


Taxes (Abatement of)


1,344 18


Town Hall.


620 04


Town Hall and Library Janitor


650 00


Town Lands


95 69


Town Officers.


3,855 00


Treasurer's Bond.


105 00


TREE WARDEN'S DEPARTMENT.


Trimming Trees.


$56 57


Destruction of Gypsy and Brown


Tail Moths. $2,023 16


$2,079 73


WATER DEPARTMENT.


Hydrant Service


$4,950 00


Sinking Funds.


5,120 00


Extension of Water Mains


3,000 00


$13,070 00


Cemetery (Plain Street)


36 50


Total amount of orders drawn ..


$102,151 51


105


Treasurer's Report


BENJ. F. DYER, Treasurer,


IN ACCOUNT WITH TOWN OF BRAINTREE. Dec. 31, 1905, to Dec. 31, 1906. Dr.


Balance, Dec. 31, 1905. $2.729 50 Received of Selectmen :-


O. C. St. R. R., Stone Roads. . . $3,019 57


0. C. St. R. R., Highways. . . . . 128 70


O. C. St. R. R., Street widening . 795 81


3,944 08


Rent of Town Hall


374 50


Street watering 60 74


Court fees, Quincy


255 19


Court fees, Dedham


60 00


Sale of Cemetery lot


10 00


Gypsy Moths 150 00


Excise tax, checks cancelled


94


Forest fire, refunded.


30


Order 720, error, refunded


2 00


Rent of Pasture, Libbey


10 00


Rent of Quincy reservoir


57 24


Ashes


22 80


N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., re- funded 42 30


N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.


15 05


Licenses, Druggists.


2 00


Milk


26 00


Junk


25 00


Pool and Billiards ...


22 00


Town of Weymouth, Smelt


Brook 40 00


Sidewalks :-..


T. A. Watson 280 26


O. A. Bridgham 6 00


Granolithic Walks 17 94


106


Highway Department :-


Sale of Gutter cleanings 50 00


Road materials


1 80


Sale of crushed stone.


25 93


Sale of crushed stone, Hollings- worth


219 86


Stone plant


27 20


W. S. Tracey, land. 29 60


Outdoor Poor account :-


Town of Holbrook 30 00


Town of Randolph 262 52


Town of Waltham


49 00


City of Boston


362 95


Town of Malden


120 00


Town of Holbrook


35 47


Aid refunded


25 25


Almshouse account 128 35


School Department :-


Penniman School, Electric light 5 00


City of Boston, tuition. 25 20


State of Mass., tuition.


70 50


Boutillier


16 00


Incidentals


3 01


Text-books


5 68


Conveyance of Pupils, R. R.


tickets


194 55


3,168 13


Electric light depreciation fund, refunded.


3,161 21


Nat. Mt. Wollaston Bank, interest 202 70


Braintree School Fund


200 00


State Treasurer :-


Corporation tax, 1905 2,281 30


Bank tax, 1905


88 87


Bank tax, 1906


1,143 75


Corporation tax, 1906


5,082 72


Military aid


168 00


107


State aid


2,265 00


Burial of Soldiers


120 00


Burial of Paupers, refunded.


21 34


11,170 98


Sale of Notes in anticipation of Taxes :-




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