Town annual report of Braintree, Massachusetts for the year 1907, Part 4

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$1,076.00


Cr.


By cash paid for blanks


$4.00


By cash paid County Treasurer, June 3, 250.00


By cash paid County Treasurer, Dec. 3, 734.20


Dec. 1, 1907, fees; 439 licenses at 20 cts. each .. 87.80


$1,076.00


Braintree, Mass., Jan. 16, 1908


Examined and the Vouchers furnished for four hundred and thirty-nine (439). Dog Licenses, with receipts for expenditures and also receipts for amounts paid to the County Treasurer as per above account.


(Signed)


WILLIAM A. MCKEAN, Auditor.


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REPORT


OF THE Selectmen, Assessors, Overseers of the Poor, and Highway Surveyors OF THE Town of Braintree


FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1907.


in accordance with the By-Laws of the Town of Braintree the Board of Selectmen, Assessors, Overseers of the Poor, and Highway Surveyors, respectfully submit their. Annual Report, showing the appropriations and expenditures for the year end- ing December 31, 1907.


B. HERBERT WOODSUM, R. ALLEN GAGE, HENRY M. STORM, Selectmen, Assessors, Overseers of the Poor, and Highway Surveyors,


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Assessors Report


APPROPRIATIONS AT ANNUAL MEETING.


DEBT OF TOWN.


Payment of notes


$9,900.00


Interest on notes 3,418.25


$13,318.25


Interest on loans in anticipation of taxes


$2,500.00


ELECTRIC LIGHT DEPARTMENT.


Depreciation Fund


$3,954.48.


Sinking Fund (to be paid from revenue)


430.00


$4,384.48


FIRE ALARM.


Care and maintenance


$200.00


Fire Alarm Box, Howard and Hayward Streets .


150.00


$350.00


FIRE DEPARTMENT.


General expenses and repairs


$750.00


New Hose


300.00


Pay of Engineers and Firemen


1,575.00


Extra pay of Engineers and Firemen for ser-


vices at fires 200.00


$2,825.00


HEALTH DEPARTMENT.


General expenses


$400.00


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.


Maintenance of highways and bridges in addi-


tion to Excise Tax and Street Railway Tax received from State


$4,000.00


Construction and repairs of Sidewalks 1,500.00


Removal of Snow 2,500.00


Watering streets in addition to the assessment


of one cent per linear foot on abutters 750.00


$8,750.00


LIBRARY.


General expenses $1,000.00


Distribution of books 100.00


$1,100.00


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POLICE DEPARTMENT.


Pay of men


150.00


Court fees and expenses


$2,340.00


POOR DEPARTMENT.


Support of poor and maintenance of Almshouse ..


. .


$5,500.00


SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.


Pay of teachers in addition to dog tax and amount received from School Fund


$21,000.00


Superintendent


1,600.00


Janitors


3,040.00


Text Books and Supplies


1,800.00


School Incidentials


700.00


Schoolhouse repairs and incidentals


1,200.00


Fuel


2,200.00


Conveyance of Pupils


1,650.00


Repairs on Southwest Schoolhouse


$33,440.00


TOWN HALL.


General expenses in addition to income


$500.00


Janitor of Hall and Library


650.00


$1,150.00


TOWN OFFICERS; SALARIES.


Selectmen. Assessors, Overseers of the Poor and


Highway Surveyors $1,950.00


Town Clerk


500.00


Treasurer


525.00


Tax Collector 600.00


100.00


Registrars of Voters


105.00


Moderator


25.00


$3,805.00


TREE WARDEN'S DEPARTMENT.


Trimming trees


$150.00


Destruction of Gypsy and Brown Tail Moths


1,000.00


$1,150.00


WATER DEPARTMENT.


Hydrant service $5,025.00


:


Sinking Funds 5,120.00


New Meters (to be borrowed) 7,000.00


$17,145.00


250.00


Auditors


.


$2,190.00


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MISCELLANEOUS.


Incidentials


$2,250.00


Insurance


795.00


Memorial Day


175.00


Military Aid


336.00


Soldiers' Relief


1,000.00


Taxes, Abatement of


1,000.00


Town Lands


100.00


Treasurer's Bond


105.00


Cemetery


50.00


$5,811.00


Total appropriations at Annual Meeting


$103,968.73


APPROPRIATIONS AT SPECIAL MEETING NOT RAISED BY TAXATION.


Fire Alarm


$100 00


Fire Department


319.26


Board of Health


200.00


Incidentals


600.00


Tree Warden Department


1,000.00


Extension of Water Mains


2,000.00


Total appropriations for 1907


$108,187.99


ASSESSORS' ACCOUNT.


Debt of Town


$15,818.25


Electric Light Department


4,384.48


Fire Alarm System


450.00


Fire Department


3,144.26


Health Department


600.00


Highway Department


8,750.00


Incidentials


2,850.00


Insurance


795.00


Library


1,100.00


Memorial Day


175.00


Military Aid


336.00


Police Department


2,340.00


Poor Department


5,500.00


School Department


33,440.00


Soldiers' Relief


1,000.00


Taxes, Abatement of


1,000.00


Town Hall and Town Lands


1,250.00


Town Officers' Salaries


3,805.00


Treasurer's Bond


105.00


Tree Warden's Department


2,150.00


Water Department


19,145.00


(Cemetery Plain Street)


50.00


Total appropriation for 1907


$108,187.99


$4,219.26


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Less amounts appropriated but not raised by Taxation :


Electric Light Sinking Fund $430.00


One-half of Appropriation for Military


Aid 168.00


New Meters


7,000.00


Appropriations at Special Meeting


. .


4,219.26


Bank and Corporation Tax (Esti-


mated)


$15,817.26


Total amount of appropriations raised by taxation


$92,370.73


Town Tax


3,620.00


County Tax


6,200.00


State Tax


METROPOLITAN PARKS TAX.


Parks Sinking Fund


$275.24


Nantasket


56.65


Boulevard


$352.70


Parks Interest


$966.34


Boulevard


178.61


Nantasket


53.97


$1,198.92


Parks Maintenance


$711.70


Boulevard


101.69


Nantasket


37.09


$850.48


Total


$2,402.10


State Highway Tax


$45.23


Overlayings


4,304.84


$108,942.90


Street Watering


856.75


Commitment Aug. 14, 1907


$109,799.65


Additional Taxes Committed 1,867.29


Total commitment 1907 $111,666.94


Number of Polls Assessed


2,009


Number of Residents Assessed on property: Individuals 1,348


All Others


19


Total


1,367


4,000.00


$92,370.73


20.81


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Number of Non Residents assessed on property :


Individuals 386


All Others


17


Total


406


Number of Taxpayers:


On Property 1,773


Poll Tax only 1,325


Total 3,098


Number of dwellings assessed


1,538


Number of acres of land assessed


7,928


Number of horses assessed


478


Number of cows assessed


418


Number of fowl assessed


2,750


Value of assessed personal estate


$148,535.00


Value of real estate:


Buildings $2.818,450.00


Land


1,874,063.00


$4,692,513.00


Total valuation $5,641,048:00


Tax on Personal Estate


$17,643.29


Tax on Real Estate


87,281.61


Tax on Polls


4,018.00


Total Tax for State, County and Town


purposes, including overlayings


108,942.90


Street Watering Tax


856.75


109,799.65


Additional Tax on Polls and Real Estate


75.66


Street Railroad Excise Tax


1,791.63


Total Tax


$111,666.94


$108,942.90 to be raised by taxation on 2,009 Polls and a valuation of $5,641.048.00 makes the rate per $1,000-


$18.60


Raised by Per cent. of Division of Taxation. Total Tax. Tax Rate. 11 792 $13,318.25


Debt of Town


2.19 331


Interest on loans in anticipa-


tion of taxes


2,500.00


.02 214


2.19 331


Electric Light Department.


3,954.48


03 501


.65 119


Fire Alarm


350.00


.00 310


05 766


Fire Department.


2,825.00


.02 501


.46 519


Health Department.


400.00


.00 354


.06 584


Highway Department


8,750.00


.07 747


1.44 094


Incidentals


2,250.00


.01 992


,37 051


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Insurance


Library


1,100.00


.00 974


.18 116


Memorial Day


175.00


.00 155


.02 883


Military Aid.


168.00


.00 149


.02 771


Police Department.


2,340.00


.02 072


.38 539


Poor Department.


5,500.00


.04 870


.90 582


School Department


33,440.00


.29 608


5.50 709


Soldiers' Relief


1,000.00


.00 885


.16 461


Taxes, Abatement of


1,000.00


.00 885


.16 461


Town Hall and Town Lands ..


1,250.00


.01 107


20 590


Town Officers Salaries


3,805.00


.03 369


.62 664


Treasurer's Bond.


105.00


.00 093


.01 730


Tree Warden Department.


1,150.00


.01 017


.18 916


Water Department


10,145.00


.08 983


1.67 084


Cemetery (Plain Street)


50.00


.00 045


.00 837


State Tax including Spécial


Taxes


8,647.33


.07 656


1.42 402


County


Tax


3,620.00


.03 205


.59 613


Overlayings


4,304.84


.03 812


.70 903


$112,942.90


1.00 000


$18.60 000


Less Bank and Corporation


Tax (Estimated).


$4,000.00


$108,942.90


Expenditures


Total appropriations $91,939.74


Total credits 2,844.41


Total special taxes and School Fund income 4,968.61


Total overdrafts


1,240.19


Not appropriated but expended by vote of Town 2,561.50


$103,554.45


Total expenditures $94,957.98


Total unexpended balances 1,596.47


Appropriated but not expended


7,000.00


$103,554.45


Net unexpended balance


$356.28


ELECTRIC LIGHT DEPARTMENT.


Depreciation Fund.


Appropriated


$3954.48


Paid Benjamin F. Dyer


$3954.48


.


. .


. .


$795.00


.00 704


.13 095


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FIRE ALARM SYSTEM.


Appropriations


$450.00


Overdraft


1.57


$451.57


Expended


$451.57


Maintenance of Fire Alarm.


Appropriations, $200 and $100


$300.00


Overdraft 1.57


$301.57 $301.57


Expended


Paid Electric Light Department $4.92


Lumsden & Van Stone


14.40


Crosby Steam Valve & Gage Co.


58.75


Wallace P. Mercer


150.00-


Ernest E. Edwards


39.75


Thomas E. Huston


33.75


$301.57


New Box (Howard and Hayward Streets.)


Appropriation


$150.00


Expended


$150.00


Paid Gamewell Fire Alarm Tel. Co.


$77.50


Electric Light Co. 72.50


$150.00


FIRE DEPARTMENT.


Total appropriations


$3,144.26


Total credits


6.30


Total overdrafts


477.85


$3,628.41


Total expenditures


$3,618.91


Total unexpended balance


9.50


$3,628.41


Net overdraft.


$468.35


Pay of Engineers and Members.


Appropriation


$1,575.00


Expended


$1,573.00


Unexpended balance


2.00


$1,575.00


Engineers.


Paid Clement V. Cottrell


$50.00


J. Samuel Hill 40.00


Frank O. Whitmarsh


30.00


Frank A. Smith, Collector. Poll Taxes 6.00


$126.00


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Hose Company No. 1.


Paid James F. McDonnell, Jr., Steward


$45.00


Frank A. Smith, Collector. Poll Taxes 24.00


Pay of Men 180.00


$249.00


Hose Company No. 2.


Paid Bernard L. Simonds, Steward $25.00


Harry A. Simonds, Steward


25.00


Frank A. Smith, Collector, Poll Taxes


22,00


Pay of Men


180.00


Hose Company No. 3.


Paid William Hill, Steward


$45.00


Frank A. Smith, Collector. Poll Taxes 24.00


Pay of Men


180.00


Hook and Ladder Company No. 1.


Paid John H. Frazier, Steward


$30.00


Frank A. Smith, Collector. Poll Taxes . . 24.00


Pay of Men


180.00


Hook and Ladder Company No. 2.


Paid Fred R. Carmichael, Steward


$25.00


Frank A. Smith, Collector. Poll Taxes 24.00


Pay of Men


180.00


Hook and Ladder Company No. 3.


Paid George W. Reviere, Steward


$30.00


Frank A. Smith, Collector. Poll Taxes 24.00


Pay of Men


180.00


Extra pay for services at Fires


Appropriation


$200.00


Overdraft 129.70


Expended


Paid Hose Company No. 1


$57.30


Hose Company No. 2 36.60


Hose Company No. 3 36.60


Hook and Ladder Company No. 1 37.50


Hook and Ladder Company No. 2


85.50


Hook and Ladder Company No. 3


30.00


$252.00


$249.00


$234.00


$229.00


$234.00 $1,573.00


$329.70 $329.70


$329.70


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GENERAL EXPENSES.


Appropriations, ($750 and $319.26)


$1,069.26


Credit


6.30


Overdraft


348.15


$1,423.71


Expended


$1,423.71


Paid Electric Light Department $53.34


Water Department


22.50


J. F. Sheppard & Sons, fuel


10.75


Woodsum Coal Co. fuel


15.13


R. Allen Gage, fuel


7.75


Thomas E. Huston, repairs


.50


Charles M. Winneberger, repairs


2.25


H. W. Borden, repairs


27.20


O. M. Rogers, repairs


5.54


Hollis G. Rand, repairs


31.50


L. F. Bates Co.,repairs


2.68


J. E. Ludden, repairs


21.77


Thomas F. Croke, repairs


1.80


C. G. Anderson, repairs


. . . .


7.70


R. E. Whitman, supplies


14.50


Cornelius Callahan Co., supplies


82.36


Peter Gray & Sons, supplies


25.56


Phoenix Fire Appliance Co., supplies


30.00


S. M. Spencer Mfg. Co., supplies


18.10


C. H. Hobart, supplies


2.82


Page & Baker, supplies


9.00


Boston Coupling Co., supplies


20.00


H. A. Simonds, supplies . .


5.00


George W. Walsh, supplies . . 1.60


W. H. Williamson, supplies 7.00


Braintree Hardware Co., supplies 7.15


J. M. Arnold, supplies


.19


Gladding Fire Apparatus Co., supplies


8.00


C. H. Brooks, supplies


3.45


S. E. Whitmarsh


.75


H. B. Whitman


11.75


Town of Weymouth


1.00


Robert Gibson, horses


10.00


J. F. Sheppard & Sons, horses


110.00


N. A. F. Nelson, horses


5.00


Ambler & Hobart Co., horses


5.00


Parker Wynott, carting hose reel


3.00


F. O. Whitmarsh, carting hose reel 1.50


J. S. Hill, carting hose reel 1.00


M. J. Branley, horses 89.00


J. O. Sypher, horses . . 80.00


.


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Paid C. R. Bestick, horses $40.00


F. W. Piercy, horses 57.50


Charles E. Hill, horses 17.50


G. W. Prescott & Sons


7.50


Pratt & Pratt


7.00


Hayden's Express


6.25


A. W. Baker 3.65


F. O. Whitmarsh, extra work of men 10.50


J. S. Hill, extra work of men 25.00


F. O. Whitmarsh, pay of men July 3, 4th 29.00


C. V. Cottrell, pay of men July 3 and 4th . 49.00


J. S. Hill, pay of men July 3 and 4th 23.00


C. V. Cottrell, cash expenses 3.20


J. S. Hill, cash expenses


.90


Peter Smith, watching fire


2.00


Martin Frazier . .


2.00


Fred Mulligan, watching fire


2.00


Fred A. Tenney, watching fire


2.00


Nelson E. Hayden, watching fire ....


2.00


$1,053.14


Forest Fires.


Paid William H. Cobb


$3.00


Cornelius Callahan Co.


40.22


William May


55.00


Peter Gray & Sons


1.95


C. V. Cottrell


31.35


J. S. Hill


18.60


F. O. Whitmarsh


46.80


J. M. Cutting


99.40


John A. Ryan


13,20


G. W. Wentworth


46.05


Clarence R. Bestick


5.00


F. W. Piercy


10.00


. . .


$370.57


$1,423.71


Credit.


Junk sold $6.30


New Hose.


Appropriation


$300.00


Expended


$292.50


Unexpended balance


7.50


1


$300.00


Paid Cornelius Callahan Co.


$292.50


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HEALTH DEPARTMENT.


Appropriations, ($400 and $200)


$600.00


Expended


$596.84


Unexpended balance


3.16


$600.00


Paid G. W. Prescott & Sons


$28.50


Pratt & Pratt


47.50


F. A. Smith


62.16


W. A. Torrey


5.45


W. H. Martin


21.00


Edward W. Hobart, Clerk of Board $25


Inspector of meat $116 141.00


R. Allen Gage


38.85


J. O. Sypher


210.73


Antoine Johnson


41.65


$596.84


HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.


Total appropriations


$8,750.00


Received from State (Street Railway Tax)


1,107.09


Excise Tax


1,791.63


Abutters Tax (Street Watering)


856.75


Total credits


99.78


Total overdrafts


481.30


$13,086.55


Total Expenditures


$12,939.09


Total Unexpended balances


147.46


$13,086.55


Net overdraft $333.84


General Repairs of Highways and Bridges.


Appropriation


$4,000.00


Received from State


1,107.09


Excise Tax


1,791.63


Credits


29.28


Overdraft


202.56


$7,130.56


Expended


$7,130.56


B. H. Woodsum, Surveyor.


Paid W. F. Sanborn & Co.


$16.10


:


Judson A. Smith


4.10


Charles Wilson


54.75


Woodsum Coal Co.


49.47


William H. Cobb, tools and supplies


39.13


Dyer & Sullivan


1.97


C. H. Hobart


.10


Edward Shay


. ..... 10.50


:


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Paid Paul Monaghan $9.60


Hartley L. White


6.70


W. M. Sweet, gravel


6.78


J. L. Simond's Estate, gravel


.88


James H. Flint, gravel


12.88


Mrs. G. H. White, gravel


10.00


Warren M. Babbitt, gravel


60.00


N. H. Hunt Estate, gravel


5.04


L. B. Hollis, gravel


5.76


N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., gravel


12.50


Thomas F. Finnegan, self and teams


722.25


Michael J. Branley, self and teams


145.88


George E. Arnold, labor 303.50


297.50


Andrew Collins, labor


12.00


John McManus, labor


250.50


Daniel Dillon, labor


243.50


John Rosa, labor


83.50


Martin Buga, labor


33.00


Eli Frazier, labor


13.50


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$2,411.39


R. Allen Gage, Surveyor.


Paid Brockton Trap Rock Co. $461.74


N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., freight 379.07


N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., cinders


6.20


R. A. Gage, men and teams


589.58


John Griffin, self and horse


122.50


John J. Mahar, self and horse 42.00


C. I. Dimmock, self and horse


87.50


C. E. Smart, self and horse


94.50


C. R. Bestick, self and horse


68.75


E. F. French, self


160.00


Daniel McDougal, self


180.00


John J. Drinkwater, self


39.00


A. J. Richards & Sons.


58.00


S. A. Burdick


10.50


Ames Plow Co.


4.50


Braintree Hardware Co.


3.20


E. B. Clough


2,50


J. B. Poore


.


$152.23


Henry M. Storm, Surveyor.


Paid Benjamin F. Torrey, tending drawbridge . $120.00


Robert Gibson, self and teams 495.83


William J. Orr, labor 19.36


Timothy J. O'Keefe, labor


256.67


.


3.30


Leopold Benjamin, labor


57


Paid Robert Chambers, labor


$1.00


James Chambers, labor


33.00


Benjamin F. Spear, labor


72.00


George W. Young, labor


5.00


Jacob Klay, labor


39.56


Jacob W. Klay, labor


85.56


James Towler, labor


11.56


Gilbert K. Wellman, labor


96.33


Terrence Starr, labor


199.17


John J. Drinkwater, engineer


49.00


Charles Matthews, team


2,72


$1,486.76


Credits.


Labor on Drain


$17.78


Stone sold


11.50


$29.28


SIDEWALKS.


Appropriation


$1;500.00


Overdraft


21.23


$1,521.23


Expended


$1,521.23


B. H. Woodsum, Surveyor.


Paid Brockton Trap Rock Co.


$33.15


N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R.


16.58


Thomas F. Finnegan


161.75


Michael J. Branley


12.50


George E. Arnold


64.50


Leopold Benjamín


66.50


John McManus


65.50


Daniel Dillon


61.50


John Ross


2.00


Isaac Frazier


2.00


John Simpson


4.20


Charles H. Custance


19.25


R. Allen Gage, Surveyor.


Paid Brockton Trap Rock Co.


$172.67


N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., freight


88.40


E. F. French, labor 80.00


Daniel McDougal, labor


70.00


R. A. Gage, men and teams


45.80


John Griffin, self and horse


21.00


John J. Maher, self and horse


14.00


C. I. Dimmock, self and horse . .


7.00


J. Breck & Sons Corp . . . . . 6.00


.


.


$509.43


$504.87


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Henry M. Storm, Surveyor.


Paid Robert Gibson, self and team


$208.88


William J. Orr, labor 23.50


Benjamin F. Spear, labor 29.00


Gilbert K. Wellman, labor 18.00


Timothy J. O'Keefe, labor 89.50


Terrence Starr, labor ... 58.50


Jacob W. Klay, labor .....


23.50


$450.88


STONE ROADS.


Credit


$50.00


Expended


$41.39


Unexpended balance


8.61


$50.00


Paid Richard Belyea


$1.55


R. A. Gage


39.84


$41.36


Credit.


Old Crusher


$50.00


REMOVAL OF SNOW.


Appropriation


$2,500.00


Overdraft


257.51


Expended


$2,757.51


Paid sundry bills as per vouchers


$2,757.51


WATERING STREETS.


Appropriation


$750.00


Abutters Tax


856.75


Credits


20.50


$1,627.25


Expended


$1,488.40


Unexpended balance


138.85


$1,627.25


Paid Water Department


$59.65


Michael J. Branley


483.75


Fred W. Piercy


481.50


John P. Robery


463.50


....


$1,488.40


George H. Hamblett


Credits.


$20.50


·


$2,757.51


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INCIDENTALS.


Appropriations $2.850.00


Credits


255.61


Overdrafts


128.58


$3,234.19


Expended


$3,234.19


Paid Pratt & Pratt, printing Town Report $343.10


Pratt & Pratt, printing Poll Books 82.36


169.50


Pratt & Pratt, printing advertising, etc. .. G. W. Prescott & Sons, printing advertis- ing, etc. 232.50


Rockland Standard Publishing Co., print-


ing 2.50


C. A. Hobart, distributing Town Reports .


10.00


R. A. Gage, distributing Town Reports .


10.50


Robert Gibson, distributing Town Reports . 6.00


Hooper, Lewis & Co., office supplies 11.00


. Hobbs & Warren Co., office supplies 15.87


Saumel Ward Co., office supplies 6.45


Library Bureau, office supplies 12.09


Emerson & Co., office supplies 2.00


Carter Ink Co., office supplies 1.23


28.00


W. A. Torrey, stamps, etc.


50.50


M. A. Minchin, stamps, envelopes


99.19


New England Tel. & Tel. Co.


9.15


E. L. Burdakin, abstract of Deeds 33.00


J. R. McCoole, abstract of Estates ..


15.00


Bankers & Tradesman . .


5.00


Good Roads Magazine


1.00


Benjamin F. Dyer, Treas. Int. on bonds,


French Fund 32.00


Security Safe Deposit Co.


20.00


F. A. Smith, Coll. Tax deed


8.59


Henry A. Monk, cash expenses


5.21


Benjamin F. Dyer, cash expenses


10.00


R. Allen Gage, cash expenses


7.00


Henry M. Storm, cash expenses . B. H. Woodsum, cash expenses 8.25


42.00


Henry A. Monk, recording 67 marriages, $13.40; 214 births, $107.00; 110 deaths, $22.20; 103 burial permits, $10.30 152.90


E. N. Maybury, returning births


.25


A. L. Chase, returning births


.. 75


F. E. Jones, returning birth .25


G. W. Tinkham, returning births 2.25


C. H. Gould, returning births 5.75


Emery Record Preserving Co.


60


Paid W. J. Middleton, returning births $1.25


F. H. Merriam, returning births .25


C. A. Sullivan, returning births 4.25


F. W .Brett, returning births 11.50


F. Herbert Gile, returning births


.50


J. C. Fraser, returning births


.25


A. W. Fay, returning deaths 12.00


H. M. Ford, returning deaths .50


Edward W. Hobart, inspector 200.00


C. M. Lothrop, sealer of weights and measures 35.00


B. E. Porter, clerk


416.00


Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Thayer, legal services 20.00


C. C. Mellen


70.00


Hartley L. White, surveying, plans, etc. . .


49.70


Hartley L. White, expenses Appropriation Committee 3.97


N. Y. & B. Despatch Express Co.


.15


Woodsum Express Co.


.75


R. A. Gage, teams


7.50


James H. Wales, repairing pumps


47.00


H. W. Borden


29.21


Waterman & Leavitt, signs


13.60


R. A. Gage, material, labor and setting signs 66.88


John J. Hargreaves


1.50


Williams Read & Sons, police supplies


6.50


City of Quincy, care of prisoners 15.05


Town of Weymouth, care of prisoners 12.75


27.50


Henry Dugan


106.25


Michael Donovan


5.00


Ira Kingham


11.00


A. P. Worthen


15.00


J. F. Mohan, constable 3.00


James R. Qualey, constable


23.00


C. A. Hobart, constable


16.50


John Shay, constable


3.00


Michael Levangie, constable


3.00


John Kelley, constable


3.00


Conrad Mischler, constable


3.00


William E. Maybury, constable


3.00


Amos J. Loring, expenses criminal cases . .


1.25


Horace E. Hunt, dog officer and killing and burying dogs 18,33


J. F. Gallivan, dog officer and killing and burying dogs 12.33


James D. Allen


61


Paid Amos J. Loring, dog officer and killing


and burying dogs $16.33


Michael Levangie, killing and burying


dogs 2.00


James R. Qualey, killing and burying dogs


1.00


Fred E. Cross, killing and burying dogs ...


4.00


Robert Gilson, killing and burying. dogs . .


10.00


T. F. J. Dalton, police duty


3.00


John J. Close, police duty.


3.00


E. O. Nickerson, police duty 3.00


J. J. O'Keefe, police duty 3.00


H. J. Richards, police duty 3.00


J. W. Blanchard, police duty .


3.00


William Orr, police duty 7.00


J. H. Macandrew, police duty . .


3.00


R. 'McAloney, police duty .


3.00


E. A. Gage, police duty .


3.00


S. Frazier, police duty .


3.00


E. H. Bisson, police duty 3.00


C. L. Durfee, police duty 3.00


J. H. Donahoe, police duty 6.00


Benjamin Levangie, police duty 3.00


J. F. Eaton, police duty 3.00


A. R. French, police duty 3.00


Samuel Thompson, police duty 3.00


William McGibbon, police duty 3.00


William C. Murphy, police duty 3.00


James Lyons, police duty 3.00 ..


A. A. Saunders, police duty . . 3.00


James Lane, police duty 3.00


Frank A. Gannon, police duty .


3.00


C. H. Gustance, police duty .


3.00


James D. Fox, police duty 3.00


J. A. Gogan, police duty 3.00


C. A. Hobart, constable at elections 8.00


Conrad Mischler, constable at elections 8.00


William E. Maybury, constable at elec- tions 8.00


C. G. Anderson, election officer 8.00


W. F. Woodsum, election officer


J. W. Cuff, election officer 8.00


E. W. Hobart, election officer 8.00


8.00


A. R. French, election officer 8.00


E. F. Porter, election officer 8.00


F. T. Lyons, election officer 8.00


W. O. Pinckney, election officer 3.00


E. P. Cuff, election officer 8.00


Daniel Potter, election officer 5.00


62


Paid J. M. Cutting, election officer $5.00


Edward Shay, election officer 2.50


H. A. Simonds, election officer 2,50


G. E. Sampson, election officer


8.00


G. H. Wetherbee, Jr., election officer 8.00


William A. Mckean, election officer 3.00


I. N. Holbrook, election officer 8.00


G. A. Arnold, election officer 13.00


D. F. Ahearn, election officer 8.00


D. J. Gallivan, election officer 5.50


J. H. Kirby, Jr., election officer


3.00


J. F. Mohan, election officer


3.00


John Westland, election officer


3.00


J. J. Drinkwater, election officer


5.00


E. R. Dam, election officer


5.00


M. F. Damon, election officer 5.00


C. F. Cavanagh, election officer 5.00


J. R. McGrath, election officer 5.00


2.50


E. M. Wight, election officer


8.00


L. F. Bates, election officer


13.00


J. A. Ryan, election officer


8.00


Peter Smith, election officer


5.50


Edward Flood, election officer


10.00


J. F. Sullivan, election officer


2.50


Francis A. Gardner, election officer 2.50


Thomas J. F. Dalton, election officer 5.00


W. J. Orr, election officer 8.00


J. G. Spear, election officer


10.50


C. S. Vinton, election officer


5.00


A. T. Johnson, election officer


5.00


J. F. McDonnell, Jr., steward at elections 10.00


10.00


Mrs. M. L. Merritt, refreshments at elec- tions


20.00


Up- to-date Market, refreshments at


election


22.00


Almshouse, refreshments at elections and


Registrars' Meetings 45.00


Credits.


Licenses


$75.50


N. E. Telegraph & Telephone Co.


9.15


City of Quincy, rent of reservoir 57.24


F. A. Smith, tax titles 81.72


Interest refunded, C. E. French Trust Fund


32.00


$3,234.19


$255.61


W. H. Shaw, election officer


W. T. McCormack, election officer 5.50


William Hill, steward at elections


63


Insurance.


Appropriation


$795.00


Overdraft


1.25


$796.25


Expended


$796.25


Paid Charles B. Cummings


$641.25


George E. Sampson


30.00


C. H. Hobart & Son


125.00


$796.25


Library.


Total appropriations $1,100.00


Total amount of orders drawn


1;100.00


General Expenses.


Appropriation


$1,000.00


Paid W. C. Harding, Treasurer of Library


1,000.00


Distribution of Books.


Appropriation $100.00


100.00


Memorial Day.


Appropriation


$175.00


Paid S. 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


194.00


$386.00


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


Police Department.


Total appropriations $2,340.00


Total credits


40.29


Total expenditures $2,298.47


81.82


$2,380.29


Night Police.


Appropriation


$2,190.00 Ependitures 2,190.00


$2,380.29


Total unexpended balance


Paid John M. Long


6.4


Paid Horace F. Hunt


$730.00


Jeremiah F. Gallivan


730.00


Amos J. Loring


730.00


$2,190.00


Court Fees and Expenses.


Appropriation


$150.00


Credits


40.29


$190.29


Expended


108.47


Unexpended balance


81.82


Paid James R. Qualey


$38.57


William N. Marden


28.45


Amos J. Loring


1.40


Jeremiah F. Gallivan


3.90


Horace F. Hunt 1.70


Henry Dugan


21.16


Walter O: Crooker


13.29


$108.47


Credit.


Samuel N. Capen, Sheriff, fines


$24.33


Clerk of E. Norfolk District Court, fines


15.96


$40.29


Poor Department.


Appropriation


$5,500.00


Credits, Almshouse


408.97


Credits, outside Relief


1,092.07


$7,001.04


Expended Almshouse $2,427.38


Outside Relief. settlement in Braintree


3,586.15


Outside Relief, settlement in other cities and towns 655.73


Unexpended balance 331.78


$7,001.04


Almshouse.


Paid N. Allen Penniman, superintendent $500.00




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