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105.00
For expenses
400.00
Art. 9. To build vault in the Town Hall and make the necessary changes and repairs .... 1,500.00 Art. 8. For maintenance of Town Hall, plus the revenue 250.00
and reappropriated balance of last year
71.15
Voted to appropriate for salary of janitor
450.00
Art. 10. Voted to appropriate for salary of Night Police 2.190.00
Voted to appropriate for expenses Night Police 300.00
Art. 11. Voted to appropriate for Court Fees and Expenses 42.39
Voted to appropriate unexpended balance of last year 57.61
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Art. 12. For hydrant Service $5,525.00
Voted that this appropriation be applied to the payment of accruing coupons on Water Loan Bonds.
For pay of firemen, including their poll taxes 1,575.00
For purchase of new hose 1.000.00
For general expenses 900.00
. Art. 13. For extra pay of firemen on 30 cents per hour basis 228.45
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Voted to reappropriate balance from last year . 71.55
Art. 14. Voted to appropriate for a life net for south part of town 100.00
Art. 15. Voted to appropriate for support and maintenance of the Fire Alarm 200.00
Art. 16. Voted to appropriate for a Fire Alarm Box in the vicinity of Cedar, School, and Pleasant Streets 100.00
Art. 17. Voted to appropriate for salary of Sealer of Weights and Measures 150.00
Art. 18. Voted to appropriate for suppres- sion of Gypsy and Brown Tail Moths 1,200.00
Voted to appropriate for care of trees 1,500.00
Voted to appropriate for forest fires 400.00
Art. 19. Voted to appropriate for salaries of the Board of Health 400.00
Voted that this meeting adjourn to Monday April 4, at 7.45 o'clock P. M.
A true record, Attest,
H. A. MONK, Town Clerk.
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Braintree, April 4, 1910.
The Town met in accordance with adjournment from March 28th. Moderator Woodsum in the chair.
Voted on motion of Mr. Kneeland that if the business of this meeting is not completed sooner, that at 10-10 o'clock it stand adjourned to Wednesday, April 6th, at 7.45 P. M.
Voted that this meeting adjourn until. the special meeting be disposed of.
This meeting again called to order.
Article 19. Voted to lay on the table the recommenda- tion relating to appropriation for Plumbing inspection.
Voted to indefinitely postpone the item of Milk Inspection (notice given of intention to move a reconsideration.)
Voted to appropriate, for printing $90.00 Voted to appropriate for fumigating material 300.00
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Voted to appropriate for care of dumps 50.00
Voted to appropriate for quarantine 200.00
Voted to appropriate for inspection of animals 50.00
Voted to appropriate for expenses
75.00
Art. 20. Voted to appropriate for the dis- posal of refuse and garbage 100.00
Voted on motion of Col. Drinkwater to ap- propriate for surface drainage in Precinct One to be expended under the direction of the Selectmen 2,500.00
Art. 21. Voted to appropriate for Highways and Bridges.
For salaries of highway surveyors
487.50
For clerical hire
104.00
For expenses 75.00
For repairs on ways and bridges 4.000.00
Plus excise tax and street railway tax
For repairs on sidewalks 3,000.00
Plus unexpended balance of last year 192.12
For stone roads and repairs 3.000.00
For removal of snow 2,000.00
For watering and oiling streets 1,000.00
In addition to the assessment of one cent per lineal foot levied on abutters on streets watered.
Voted to instruct the Highway Surveyors to commence watering streets at once.
Art. 22. Voted to appropriate the sum of $250.00 for the purchase and erection of street sign boards.'
Art. 23. Voted to accept Atherton Street (so-called) as a Town way as laid out by the Selectmen.
Art. 24. Voted to accept Willard Street (so-called) as a Town way as laid out by the Selectmen.
Art. 25. Voted to accept Sampson Avenue (so-called) as a Town way as laid out by the Selectmen.
Art. 26. Voted to appropriate for the build- ing of fences to protect travel on the high- ways . $400.00
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Plus the unexpended appropriation made last year for Cleveland Avenue drain 100.00
Art. 27. Voted to appropriate
For salaries of Overseers of Poor 487.50
For clerk hire 104.00
For expenses 100.00
For support of the outside poor 4,000.00
Plus reimbursements from other cities and towns
The matter of the support of the Almshouse was referred to the Selectmen to report at a later meeting.
Voted that at 10 o'clock and five minutes this meeting ad- journ to Monday, April 11th, at 7.45 o'clock P. M.
Art. 31. Voted to take up Article 31.
Voted that a committee of nine be appointed to consider the location of a new schoolhouse in Precinct Two and report to this meeting at the earliest moment. The Moderator ap- pointed Albion C. Drinkwater, George O. Wales, Alden A. Thorndike, Edwin L. Emerson, Hiram H. Kelley, George H. Arnold, Ellis Hollingsworth, .C. Harrison Hobart, Thomas A. Watson to serve on said committee.
Art. 33. Taken up.
Voted to appropriate for Thayer Public Library.
For general expenses $1,200.00
For distribution of books, East Braintree 150.00
For janitor 250.00
The time of adjournment having arrived the meeting was declared adjourned to Monday, April 11, at 7.45 o'clock P. M.
A true record, Attest,
H. A. MONK, Town Clerk.
Braintree, April 11,1910.
The Town met in accordance with adjournment from April 4th. Moderator Woodsum in the chair.
Article 28. Voted to appropriate for State Aid and Soldiers' burials (not to be included in the tax levy) $3,000.00
For Military Aid 250.00
One-half of this sum not included in tax levy, in addition to the unexpended balance of last year 64.00
For Soldiers' Relief
400.00
Art. 29. For pay of teachers and superin- tendent, plus dog tax and school fund $29,750.00
Janitors' salaries 3,240.00
Text books and supplies 3,000.00
Text books and supplies for Abraham Lincoln school 500.00
Incidentals
800.00
Schoolhouse repairs ($250 for which to be expend- ed at Noah Torrey school) 1,750.00
Hire and care of outside rooms 400.00
Fuel .
2,500.00
Conveyance of pupils
1,700.00
Insurance 600.00
Special repairs 500.00
Typewriters for High school 200.00
Art. 30. Repairs at Penniman school as re- quired by State law 100.00
Art. 32. Voted on motion of Mr. Kneeland, that the following gentlemen constitute a committee to consider the character of the schoolhouse needed in Precinct Two, and to ascertain its approximate cost. The committee to effect its own organization and to fill any vacancy that may occur if in its opinion it is desirable to do so: George O. Wales, E. E. Abercrombie, E. L. Emerson, H. A. Bryant, A. E. Avery, George R. Dobson, Rev. A. J. Fitzgerald, Paul Monaghan, O. B. Oakman, Rev. C. F. H. Crathern.
Art. 34. Voted to appropriate for Town
Lands $100.00
Voted to reappropriate the unexpended bal- ance of last year 30.00
Art. 35. Voted to appropriate for miscel-
laneous expenses 3,000.00
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Art. 36. Voted to appropriate for erection of bulletin boards 50.00
Art. 37. Voted to appropriate to assist Post 87 G. A. R., in observing Memorial Day ... Art. 38. Voted to appropriate, to assist the Braintree Firemen's Relief Association in defraying the expenses of Firemen's Memo- rial Day, the sum of 75.00
200.00
Art. 39. Voted to appropriate for abate- ment of taxes
1,000.00
Art. 40. Voted to appropriate for Electric Light Department for salaries of Municipal
300.00
light Board (to be paid from the revenue) . . For Depreciation Fund
4,341.51
For annual expenses of operation, maintenance and repairs, plus the income from the sale of electricity to private consumers, the sum of ... 2,000.00 Voted to reappropriate the unexpended bal- ance of last year's appropriation 2,870.36
Art. 42. Voted to appropriate for the exten- sion of street lights on Commercial Street from the corner of Hayward Street to the Quincy line the sum of 150.00
Art. 43. Voted to appropriate for street lights at the corner of Franklin Street and Hollingsworth Avenue and at the corner of Franklin Street and Newport Avenue the sum of 150.00
Art. 19. Voted to take up Article 19 ..
Voted to reconsider the vote passed April 4th whereby the Town indefinitely postponed action on the item of Milk Inspec- tion.
Voted to appropriate for Milk Inspection $100.00
Art. 44. Voted that the Water Board be authorized to make such extensions as will bring an income of five per cent. upon the money expended. The cost of such extensions to be paid from the available revenue of the Water Department and
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that the sum of one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) in addition be raised and appropriated to be used for the extension of mains.
Art. 45 and 46. Indefinitely postponed.
Art. 47. Voted that the matter of the purchase of new machinery for the Water Department and the filtering of the waters of Great Pond, be recommitted to the committee now having the matter under advisement and that the Moderator have power to fill all vacancies on said committee. The pres- ent members of said committee are H. A. Rhoades, W. F. Rogers, O. A. Bridgham, F. W. McCarter, C. G. Jordan, D. G. Doane, W. C. Harrison, E. J. Sullivan and one vacancy, said committee to report in print at the next annual meeting.
Art. 4 The Town Clerk read a letter from George F. F. Wild, Rear Admiral U. S. N., tendering the Town an oil paint- ing of himself to be hung in the Town Hall free of expense.
Voted to accept the proposition of Admiral Wild and that the same be received and placed in the office of the Selectmen.
Art. 48. Voted to appropriate for Plain Street Cemetery $50.00
Art. 27. Voted to take up Article 27.
Voted that this meeting adjourn until Monday, April 18th, 1910, at 7.45 o'clock P. M.
A true record, Attest :
H. A. MONK, Town Clerk.
Braintree, April 18, 1910.
The Town met in accordance with adjournment from April 11, Moderator Woodsum in the chair.
Article 4. Voted that an appropriation Committee of fifteen be appointed by the Moderator to consider all matters in any warrant calling for the appropriation of money.
George D. Willis, Gilbert V. Pennock, James W. Colbert, George O. MacDonald, Carrol A. Holbrook, George E. Wil- liams, Henry F. Arnold, Walter O. Hastings, Horace R.
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Drinkwater, Frank W. Couillard, George F. Hussey, William P. Kelley, Charles O. Miller, Benjamin F. Hawes and Walter B. Skinner appointed as said committee.
Art. 27. Voted on motion of Mr. Fogg that the sum of $1,500.00 be appropriated for the maintenance of the Brain- tree Home and that the Overseers of the Poor be instructed to make any arrangements with the present Superintendent as will tend to lessen the expense of the home.
Art. 40. Voted on motion of Mr. Hannaford to appropri- ate $75.00 to extend the electric lights on Charles Street. Mo- tion made to instruct the Municipal Light Board to change as many of the Arc Lights as possible for Tungsten Lights. Vot- ed to refer this inatter to the Municipal Light Board.
Art. 49. Voted to appropriate for the payment of inter- est :
Stetson Fund note, (so-called) 12
months $2,500.00
$100.00
Thayer Library note, 12 months 10,000.00
400.00
Nathaniel Hunt Trust note, 12 months.
10,000.00 400.00
Noah Torrey School note, 6 months .. . Noah Torrey School note, 6 months .... Abraham Lincoln School note, 6 months 1
25,000.00
437.50
. Abraham Lincoln School note, 6 months
22,000.00
385.00
Electric Light note, 6 months.
5,000.00
87.50
Electric Light bonds, 12 months.
16,500.00
660.00
Notes in anticipation of taxes 1910. . . .
1,700.00
Lincoln School note (paid Dec. 1. 1909), 6 months. 25.000.00
437.50
For payment of notes :
Electric Light $5,000.00
Noah Torrey School 4,000.00
Abraham Lincoln School 2.982.50
Mayflower Park Water 410.72
Voted to instruct the Selectmen to insert in the next war- rant for annual Town meeting such an article as will enable the Town to extinguish the Stetson Note (so-called.)
Art. 27. Voted that the salaries of the Water Commis- sioners be paid from the revenue of the Water Department.
24.000.00 435.00
20,000.00
362.50
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Art. 50. Voted to appropriate for Sinking Funds. Water Loan $5,120.00
Electric Light 430.00
Art. 51. Voted to charge interest on all taxes remaining unpaid after December 1st, 1910, at the rate of six per cent. per annum.
Art. 52. Voted to indefinitely postpone all action relative to plumbing supervision.
Voted that all Town officers in making reference in their accounts and reports to the Town Farm shall call it the Brain- tree Home.
Voted to appropriate in the aggregate $136,799.36 and that $129,917.57 of that amount be raised by taxation.
Voted that this meeting adjourn sine die.
A true record, Attest :
H. A. MONK, Town Clerk.
WARRANT FOR SPECIAL TOWN MEETING.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Norfolk, ss. To either of the Constables of the Town of Braintree. Greeting :
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts you are hereby directed to notify and warn the inhabitants of the Town of Braintree, qualified to vote in town affairs, to meet at the Town Hall, in said Braintree, on Monday, the fourth day of April, 1910, at 7.30 o'clock P. M., to act on the following articles, viz :
Article 1. To choose a moderator to preside at said meet- ing.
Art. 2. To see if the Town will vote to appropriate a sum of money to be used for completing the construction of the Abraham Lincoln Schoolhouse and to determine how the money shall be raised.
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Art. 3. To see if the Town will accept the laying out of Highland Avenue, so-called, (leading easterly from Washing- ton Street to Hancock Street) as a Town way as made by the Selectmen and raise and appropriate a sum of money to build the same.
You are to give notice of this meeting by posting true and attested copies of this warrant in not less than nine public places in this town, seven days at least before the time of said meeting, and by publishing the same once in the Braintree Observer-Reporter and Braintree Bee.
Hereof fail not, and make due return of this warrant with your doings thereon to the Town Clerk before the time of said meeting.
Given under our hands at Braintree this twenty-fifth day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten.
HENRY M. STORM, ALBION C. DRINKWATER, B. HERBERT WOODSUM, Selectmen of Braintree.
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
Braintree, April 4, 1910.
The Town met in accordance with the foregoing warrant at the time and place specified. The warrant was read by the Town Clerk.
Article .1. By ballot, with the use of the check lists, Ben- jamin H. Woodsum, Jr., was elected Moderator and sworn by the Town Clerk.
Art. 2. Laid on the table.
Art. 3. Article 3. Taken up.
Voted to accept Highland Avenue (so-called) as a Town way, as laid out by the Selectmen.
Art. 2. Written motion offered by Mr. Avery.
Voted that this meeting adjourn to Monday, April 18th, at 7.30 o'clock P. M.
A true record. Attest :
H. A. MONK, Town Clerk.
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Braintree, April 18, 1910.
The Town met in accordance with adjournment from April 4th. Moderator Woodsum in the chair.
Article 2. Voted that the sum of seven thousand ($7,000) dollars be appropriated for the purpose of complet- ing the construction of the Abraham Lincoln Schoolhouse now being built in Precinct Three and that said moneys be spent under the direction of the building committee appointed at the last annual meeting with full powers to erect said building, 93 gentlemen voted in the affirmative, none in the negative.
Voted, by ballot with the use of the check lists, that for the purpose of meeting the above appropriation, the Town Treasurer is hereby authorized under the direction of a ma- jority of the Selectmen to issue from time to time as needed by the building committee of said school for the purpose named the notes of the Town to an aggregate amount not exceeding seven thousand ($7,000) dollars as follows, viz .: Dated Sept. 1. 1910, three notes of one thousand ($1,000) · dollars each payable Sept. 1, 1911, three notes of one thousand ($1,000) dollars each payable Sept. 1, 1912, one note of one thousand ($1,000) dollars payable Sept. 1, 1913. All to bear interest at the rate of four per cent per annum, payable semi-annual- ly. 1
Should the completion of said building not require the issuance of all the within named notes the authorization therefore shall become null and void, and should the final settlement of the Town with the original contractors Jones & Carlton and their sureties not equal the sum heretofore appro- priated together with the sums expended under this vote for the completion of the building, such surplus shall revert to the Treasurer of the Town and be used towards the payment of the next maturing note, 56 votes were cast in the affirma- tive and none in the negative.
Voted that this meeting adjourn sine die.
A true record. Attest :
II. A. MONK, Town Clerk.
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WARRANT FOR STATE ELECTION Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Norfolk, ss. To either of the Constables of the Town of Brain- tree. Greeting :
In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts you are hereby directed to notify and warn the inhabitants of the Town of Braintree, qualified to vote in elections therein, to meet at the Polling Places in their respective Precincts, to wit: Polling Place in Precinct No. 1, Town Hall:
Polling Place in Precinct No. 2, Hose House, Hollis, Ave. Polling Place in Precinct No. 3, Hose House, Allen Street.
On Tuesday, the eighth day of November, 1910, at 5.45 o'clock in the forenoon, then and there to bring in to the Wardens of their respective Precincts their votes on the offi- cial ballot for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary, Treasurer, Auditor, Attorney General, Representative in Con- gress, Councillor, Senator, Representative in the General Court, County Commissioner, Associate Commissioners, Dis- trict Attorney, Sheriff.
The polls will be kept open until 1 o'clock in the after- noon.
You are directed to serve this Warrant by posting true and attested copies thereof in not less than three public places in each Precinct in said Town seven days at least before the said eighth day of November, 1910, and by publishing the same once in the Braintree Observer-Reporter and Braintree Bee.
Hereof fail not, and make due return of this warrant with your doings thereon to the Selectmen before the time of said election.
Given under our hands at Braintree this nineteenth day of October in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten.
HENRY M. STORM, ALBION C. DRINKWATER, B. HERBERT WOODSUM,
Selectmen of Braintree.
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Braintree, November 8,1910.
In accordance with the foregoing warrant the voters as- sembled in their respective precinets to cast their ballots for state and county officers as specified in the warrant. All the election officers of precinct one and the wardens of precincts, two and three were sworn by the Town Clerk, the other elec- tion officers were sworn by their respective wardens.
The official ballots were delivered to each of the wardens by the Town Clerk and their receipts taken therefor. The polls were opened in each precinct at five o'clock and forty- five minutes A. M., and closed as follows: Precinct one at one-fifteen o'clock P. M., Precinct two at one-fifteen o'clock P. M., Precinct three at one-ten o'clock P. M.
Officers present, Precinct One : C. G. Anderson, Warden ; W. F. Woodsum, Clerk; A. R. French, J. R. Arnold, Ballot Clerks ; F. T. Lyons, J. M. Cutting, J. W. Cuff, E. W. Hobart, E. P. Cuff, E. F. Porter, Charles A. Hobart, Constable.
Deputies present : F. F. Tupper, H. A. Simonds, Edward Shay, John F. Kelley, but did not serve.
Officers present, Precinct Two : George H. Wetherby, Jr., Warden ; Daniel F. Ahern, Clerk; George A. Arnold, Daniel J. Gallivan, Inspectors ; Henry B. Vinton, Stillman F. Pratt, Alva M. Dow, John R. McGrath, Charles F. Cavanagh, Newton H. MeKean, Tellers; Conrad Mischler, Constable.
Willie H. Shaw, Deputy Inspector ; present did not serve. Harold M. Gage, Deputy Warden; present and served after 12 o'clock M., in the absence of the Warden.
Officers present, Precinct Three : Joseph G. Spear, Warden ; Louis F. Bates, Clerk; Arthur L. Ilobart, Augustus T. John- son, W. J. Orr, Edward B. Ashworth, Tellers; Thomas J. Dal- ton, John F. Sullivan, Inspectors; F. O. Whitmarsh, Con- stable.
Deputies present : J. E. Ludden, William McCormick, John A. Ryan.
At the close of the polls the votes were counted record inade of the result and the same declared in each Precinct, the ballots, check lists, etc., were sealed according to law, the re-
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turns forwarded to the Town Clerk and the result of the total vote publicly announced in open meeting.
At the opening of the polls all the ballot boxes registered 0. 'At the close of the polls Precinct One registered 512, Pre- cinct Two 399, Precinct Three 340. Number of names checked on voting lists : Precinct One 512, Precinct Two 389, Precinct Three 340.
Number of ballots counted by tellers: Precinct One 512, Precinct Two 389, Precinct Three 340.
The whole number of ballots cast was twelve hundred and forty-one and were for the following persons :
FOR GOVERNOR
Pre. 1
2
3
Total
Eben S. Draper, R.,
223
210
155
588
Eugene N. Foss, D.,
201
136
144
481
Eugene N. Foss, D. P.,
13
9
0
22
Eugene N. Foss, No Designation
16
10
0
26
John A. Nichols, P.,
3
2
3
8
Moritz E. Ruther, S. L.,
6
0
2
8
Daniel A. White, S.,
40
15
23
78
Blanks,
10
7
13
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LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR
Thomas F. Cassidy, D. I.,
174
107
109
390
Louis A. Frothingham, R.,
244
240
175
659
Henry C. Hess, S. L.,
10
0
7
17
Patrick Mahoney, S.,
43
16
22
81
William G. Merrill, P.,
3
2
2
7
Blanks
38
23
26
87
SECRETARY
Harriet D'Orsay, S.,
35
16
28
79
Charles J. Martell D.,
163
99
113
375
Andrew Mortenson, S. L.,
9
0
2
11
William M. Olin, R.,
265
240
170
675
William E. Thomas, P.,
5
5
0
10
Blanks,
35
29
27
91
32
TREASURER
Carl Fredrickson, S. L.,
8
3
5
16
Thomas A. Frissell, P.,
2
2
1
5
Sylvester J. McBride, S.,
40.
15
28
83
Benjamin F. Peach, D.,
156
102
110
368
Elmer A. Stevens, R.,
261
240
170
671
Blanks,
45
27
26
98
AUDITOR
John Holt, P.,
3
1
2
6
Jeremiah P. McNally, S. L.,
9
1
4
14
Ambrose Miles, S.,
40
19
27
86
Charles C. Paine, D.,
158
105
108
371
Ilenry E. Turner, R.,
252
231
167
650
Blanks.
50
32
32
114
ATTORNEY-GENERAL
Dennis MeGoff, S. L.,
4
2
2
S
Harold Metcalf, S.,
43
20
30
93
John B. Ratigan, D.,
159
101
106
366
James M. Swift, R.,
262
233
178
673
Blanks,
44
33
24
101
CONGRESSMAN (Twelfth District)
Daniel J. Daley, D.,
195
127
127
449
John W. Weeks, R.,
269
231
173
673
Blanks,
48
31
40
119
COUNCILLOR (Second District)
J. Stearns Cushing. R.,
267
231
168
666
Jean P. Nickerson, D.,
171
114
117
402
Blanks,
74
44
55
173
SENATOR (First Norfolk District)
George L. Barnes, R.,
250
225
159
634
Rednor P. Coombs, D.,
172
124
123
419
Albert Hess, S.,
44
17
25
86
Blanks,
46
23
33
102
33
REPRESENTATIVE IN GENERAL COURT (Eighth Nor- folk District)
Albert Douglass Atkinson, S.,
112
37
25
174
James M. Lynch, D.,
150
126
113
389
Henry M. Storm, R.,
230
208
185
623
Blanks,
20
18
17
55
COUNTY COMMISSIONER (Norfolk)
Silas A. Stone, D. and R.,
335
286
215
836
Scattering,
2
2
Blanks,
177
103
123
403
ASSOCIATE COMMISSIONERS (Norfolk)
Fred L. Fisher, R.,
203
205
147
555
George F. Maxwell, D.,
161
104
111
376
Henry A. Whitney, R.,
192
179
140
511
Blanks, .
468
290. 282
1040
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Albert F. Barker, R.,
222
218
158
598
Charles E. Burbank, S.,
34
20
26
80
Moses H. McGaughey, D.,
224
118
121
463
Blanks
32
33
35
100
SHERIFF (Norfolk County)
Samuel H. Capen, D. and R.,
354
290
238
882
Blanks,
158
99
102
359
A true record. Attest :
H. A, MONK, Town Clerk.
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DOG LICENSES
H. A. Monk, Town Clerk, in account with the County of Norfolk, to Dec. 1, 1910.
DR.
To Licenses granted, 432.
Males, 384 at $2.00 each $768.00
Females, 29 at $5.00 each 145.00
Females, (spayed) 18 at $2.00 each 36.00
1/2 Kennel 1
25.00
CR.
Cash paid for blanks $4.50
Cash paid County Treasurer, June 1,
1910 392.90
Cash paid County Treasurer, Nov. 30, 1910 490.20
Dec. 1, 1910, fees, 432 licenses at 20c.
each
86.40
$974.00
$974.00
. HUNTER'S LICENSES
H. A. Monk, Town Clerk in account with the Common- wealth of Massachusetts.
DR.
141 Licenses issued 1910, at $1.00 each $141.00
CR.
As per vouchers $141.00 Braintree, Mass., January 3, 1911.
We have examined the accounts of H. A. Monk, Town Clerk, in regard to Dog Licenses and Hunters' Licenses and find the same to be correct as above stated in detail with all the necessary Vouchers and the receipts from County Treasurer. WILLIAM A. MCKEAN, GEORGE W. STEVENS, CHARLES O. MILLER,
Auditors.
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BIRTHS IN 1910
JANUARY
Date. Name.
1 Tressa Tilna Tardif,
2 John Francis Carney,.
2 'Carl · Pezzella,
6 George Faust,
8 Louise Frances Hamblin,
8 George Elmer Alexander,
10 Lila Margaret Hawes,
11 Edith Martin McGregor,
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Leslie Macleod Edmonston,
14 Mary Elizabeth Burke,
17 Theresa Damaino,
Bolim
19 20 Agnes Mark, 27 Meehan,
Pearl Augusta Wadsworth,
27 28
Esther Sullivan,
Frank Dominick Petrell, Michael D. and Nellie (Diauto)
FEBRUARY
Stillborn,
7 Frithiof Streiferd,
11 Carroll Lincoln Grover,
12 Winifred Ethel Tourneau,
14 Odell,
14 Ralph Hayward Arnold,
15 William Stanley Horton,
16 Edmund Thorne Thomas,
18 Stillborn,
Robert Emerson Orcutt,
19 21 John Adolphus Reed,
22 Stillborn,
23
Dorris Olive Collier,
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