Town annual report of Braintree, Massachusetts for the year 1910, Part 5

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Publication date: 1910
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63.69


Water Department, repairs


6.65


Sundry Persons, Labor, men and


teams


955.27


$2,210.88


Credit


Material sold and repairs


$59.03


1


80


Snow Removal


Appropriation


$2,000.00 88.60


Credit


$2,088.60


Unexpended balance 334.46


Paid Sundry bills as per vouchers 1,754.14


$2,088.60


Fences


Appropriation


$500.00


Unexpended balance


$112:05


Paid Jordan, Z. P., posts


22.60


Rhines Lumber Co.


54.44


Sanborn, W. F. & Co.


130.16


Sundry persons, labor


. ·


$387.95


$500.00


Sign Boards


Appropriation


$250.00


Overdraft


9.79


Paid Anderson, Charles G.


$2.35


Miller Construction Co.


246.44


Walsh. John D.


11.00


$259.79


CHARITIES


Total appropriations $6,191.50


Total credits


1,377.48


Total overdrafts


302.08


Total expended


$7,784.68


Total unexpended balance


86.38


$7,871.06


BRAINTREE HOME


Appropriation $1,500.00


Credit


857.08


Unexpended balance $86.38


2,270.70


$2,357.08


Expended


$2,357.08


180.75


$259.79


$7,871.06


81


Amount paid for expenses at the Brain- tree Home . .


$2,270.70


Salary of Superintendent


$500.00


Wages of other regular employees


143.00


Food


452.46


Fuel


282.71


Clothing


11.19


Ordinary repairs


24.12


Medical expenses


24.25


Labor


30.63


Electric Light Department


43.04


Water Department


19.85


Hay and grain


329.89


Ice


10.87


Burials


85.00*


Rent of pasture


40.00


Miscellaneous


... . 273.69


$2,270.70


Reimbursement of expense


Sale of produce


$241.63


Board paid .


259.25


Miscellaneous


356.20


$857.08


Outside Relief


Appropriation


$4,000.00


Credits


520.40


Overdraft


286.27


$4,806.67


Expended


$4,806.67


Amount paid for temporary and partial support


Periodical relief $4,154.31


652.36


Occasional relief


$4,806.67


Cash allowance (at disposal of re- cipient)


861.72


Rent


1,156.33


Supplies


1,686.92


Fuel


309.27


Medical aid in hospitals


356.55


Medical aid in private families


360.88


Miscellaneous


75.00


.


$4,806.67


86


1


Sparrow, E. S. & Co. 5.00


Stewart, Frank W.


.52


Sumner, George 1.00


Thayer, A. A.


.45


Tupper, F. F.


2.00


Twitchell, L. B.


.50


"Uptodate" Market


.45


Water Department


4.50


Wetherbee, George H.


15.75


Whitman, R. E. .


5.66


Wiggin, Ralph L.


52.45


Williams, H. R.


3.20


Woodsum Coal Co.


.70


Woodsum Express Co.


47.23


.


$819.77


Credits


From School Department


$8.00


Schoolhouse Repairs and Incidentals


Appropriation


$1,750.00


Credit


4.34


Unexpended balance


$58.17


Paid American Seating Co.


169.40


Babb, E. E. & Co.


156.50


Bates, L. F. Co.


87.54


Borden, H. W.


296.34


Burrows, Edward O.


47.44


Cain, Thomas J.


3.85


Cobb, William H.


4.00


Davis, Ann


4.73


Eaton, Mrs. J. F.


17.05


French, A. R.


20.80


Gibson, Robert


19.90


Gould, Thomas H.


10.25


Hammett, J. L. Co.


42.00


Electric Light Department


80.98


Hayden's Express


5.90


Heath, W. H.


1.50


Hobart, C. H.


6:42


Holbrook, G. H.


67.49


Hollis, Omer W.


6.11


Hollis, Mrs. W. A.


12.60


.


.


Illingworth, Mrs. J. W. .....


2.00


.


$1,754.34


87


Kenney Bros. & Wolkins


7.00


May, William


10.00


McCarthy, Ellen


4.00


Miller Construction Co.


63.93


Monaghan, Paul


15.90


Ness, Peter .


23.71


Orr, Mrs. William


16.80


Pierson, E. O.


5.00


Reed, W. P.


1.40


Rogers, O. M.


104.82


Stone, R. N.


2.50


Sypher, James O.


7.50


Torrey, W. A.


36.63


Tupper, F. F.


26.80


Walworth Mfg. Co.


6.02


Water Department


263.25


Whitman, R. E.


13.00


Whitmarsh, F. O.


22.67


Woodsum Coal Co.


2.44


.


$1,696.17


$1,754.34


Credit


From School Department $4.34


Hire and Care of Outside Rooms


$400.00


Unexpended balance


$30.00


Paid Hobart, C. Elizabeth


90.00


Piercy, F. W.


280.00


$370.00


$400.00


Fuel


Appropriation


$2,500.00


Unexpended balance


$73.09


Paid Gage, E. A.


12.50


Gage, R. A.


4.00


Gibson, Robert


6.00


Piercy, F. W.


13.50


Sheppard, J. F. & Sons


2,330.16


Woodsum Coal Co.


60.75


$2,426.91 $2,500.00


.


.


Appropriation


84


Paid American Book Co.


$181.36


Appleton, D. & Co.


15.63


Atkinson, Mentzer & Grover


50.01


Babb, Edward E. & Co.


2,209.70


Birchard, C. C. & Co.


5.97


Ginn & Co.


3.08


Hammett, J. L. Co.


198.08


Houghton Mifflin Co.


194.65


Knott, L. E. Apparatus Co.


71.74


Little, Brown & Co.


20.00


Milton Bradley Co.


153.84


Nichol, C. A. Co.


6.00


Ditson, Oliver Co.


5.81


Palmer, A. N. Co.


167.17


Ritter & Flebbe


9.00


Silver, Burdett & Co.


13.69


$3,305.73


Credits


From School Department $265.28


Text Books and Supplies


Abraham Lincoln School :


Appropriation


$500.00


Overdraft 1.16


$501.16


Paid Babb, E. E. & Co.


$501.16


School Incidentals


Appropriation


$800.00


Credits .


8.00


Overdraft


11.77


$819.77


Paid Adams Express Co.


$4.05


Anderson, C. G.


1.00


Babb, E. E. & Co.


41.69


Baker, A. W.


21.85


Baker Printing Co.


7.50


Barnard. F. J. & Co.


115.20


Belyea, Richard


2.75


Binney. H. D.


2.00


Bourk's Express


.25


Cain, Thomas J.


8.25


.


85


Crathern, C. F. H. 17.50


Cuff, William C. .


5.00


Currier, William G. 1.61


Ditson, Oliver Co.


.30


Eagle Oil & Supply Co.


5.98


Eaton, John F.


2.00


Electric Light Department


3.50


French, A. R.


3.50


Gage, E. A.


12.90


Gage, R. A.


4.30


Geography, Journal of


1.00


Ginn & Co.


1.44


Gould, Thomas H.


3.85


Hammett, J. L. Co.


10.82


Hayden's Express


4.60


Heath; D. C. & Co.


·


1.67


Heath, William H.


11.00


Hobart, Charles A.


2.00


Hobart, C. H.


6.81


Jordan, William


1.48


Library Bureau


7.95


Loring, G. E. & Co.


7.25


Macandrew, John H.


17.00


Macey Company


7.52


Marshall, Florence K.


9.90


Matthews, C. W.


1.00


Milton Bradley Co.


1.45


N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.


56.15


Norfolk County


19.86


N. Y. & B. Despatch Express Co. ..


1.55


Orr, William .


16.50


Palmer, A. N. Co.


3.17


Pettingill-Andrew Co.


5.00


Perry, S. A.


.35


Pierson, E. O.


.58


Pratt & Pratt


65.00


Pray, E. B.


.72


Prescott, G. W. Publishing Co.


99.50


Qualey, L. A.


19.88


Reed, W. P.


.30


Remington Typewriter Co.


1.00


Rogers, O. M.


1.87


Rowley, Clara


2.40


Shaw, Edwin A.


24.66


Smith Typewriter Co.


4.00


82


By individuals-Town and Cities


Reimbursed $520.40


Bills receivable 878.23


Bills payable 622.75


Amount paid for administration and general expense


Overseers of the Poor, salaries


Appropriation


$487.50 .


Paid Drinkwater Albion C.


$162.50


Storm, Henry M.


162.50


Woodsum, B. Herbert


162.50


$487.50


Clerical Help


Appropriation


$104.00


Paid Porter, B. E.


104.00


Office and Incidental expenses


Appropriation


$100.00


· Overdraft


15.81


Paid Cain, Thomas J. .


$1.50


Prescott, G. W. Publishing Co.


6.00


Remington Typewriter Co.


50.00


Storm, Henry M.


36.00


Torrey, W. A.


22.31


$115.81


Soldiers' Benefits


State Aid. To be Refunded by the State :


Appropriation


$3,000.00


Refunded 12.00


$3,012.00


Expended


$2,728.00


Unexpended balance


284.00


$3,012.00


Military Aid. One-half to be Refunded by the State :


Appropriation


$314.00


Expended


$144.00


Unexpended balance 170.00


$314.00


.


$115.81


83


Soldier's Relief


To be charged to city or town where recipient has a settlement Appropriation $400.00 57.50 Overdraft


$457.50


Paid Cash aid


$338.00


Medical aid


119.50


$457.50


EDUCATION


Total appropriations


$51,040.00


Total credits


725.95


Total from school fund


350.00


Total from dog tax


836.03


Total overdrafts


108.63


Unexpended balance Jan. 1, 1910, Lin- coln School


10,778.93


$63,839.54


Total unexpended balances


$3,181.24


Total expended


60;658.30


$63,839.54


Teachers and Superintendent


Appropriation, salaries


$29,750.00


From school fund


350.00


From dog tax


836.03


From credits


79.50


$31,015.53


Unexpended balance


$197.70


Expended as per pay rolls


30,817.83


$31,015.53


Janitors


$3,240.00


Unexpended balance


$12.50


Expended as per pay rolls


3,227.50


$3,240.00


Text Books and Supplies


Appropriation


$3,000.00


Credits


265.28


Overdraft


40.45


.


$3,305.73


Appropriation


88


Conveyance of Pupils


Appropriation


$1,700.00 368.83


Credits


$2,068.83


Unexpended balance


$13.83


Paid Cain, Thomas J.


60.00


Drollett, Albert A. 820.00


Old Colony Street Railway Co .. 1,175.00


$2,055.00


$2,068.83


Credit from School Department $368.83


Insurance-Schools


Appropriation


$600.00


Overdraft 55.25


$655.25


Paid Cummings, Charles B.


$127.50


Hobart, C. H.


186.50


Miller, Charles O.


150.00


Sampson, George E.


131.25


Vinton, Henry B.


60.00


$655.25


Special Repairs


Appropriation®


$500.00


Paid Borden, H. W.


$45.00


Ness, Peter


370.00


Stone, R. N.


85.00


$500.00


Typewriters for High School


Appropriation $200.00


Unexpended balance $5.00


Paid Remington Typewriter Co.


175.00


Smith Premier Typewriter Co. . . 20.00


$195.00 $200.00


Penniman School Repairs


Appropriation $100.00


Unexpended balance . .


100.00


89


New Schoolhouse-Precinct Three Abraham Lincoln School


Unexpended balance December 31, 1909 $10,778.93 Appropriation, 1910, $7,000


Amount borrowed in accordance with vote


6,000.00.


$16,778.93


Unexpended balance


$2,690.95


Paid American Seating Co.


887.79


Boston Woven Hose Co.


28.24


Chase & Baker


988.00


Gage, E. A.


13.00


Gage, R. A.


3.50


Gibson, Robert


345.98


Globe Newspaper Co.


4.20


Heath, William H.


31.25


Hobart, Arthur L.


104.00


Hurd & Gore


310.08


Kelley, William H. Co.


106.17


Klay, Jacob


44.00


Ludden, J. E.


2.25


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


25.71


O'Rourke, John


119.00


Tufts, George M.


11,00.00


Water Department


44.81


$14.087.98 $16,778.93


LIBRARY


General Expense


. Appropriation


$1,200.00


Paid Harding, William C., treasurer .. 1,200.00


Distribution of Books


Appropriation


$150.00


Paid Harding, William C., treasurer .:


150.00


Janitor


Appropriation


$250.00


Paid Sullivan, Michael J.


250.00


·


94


New life net


85.00


Hydrant service


5,525.00


Maintenance of fire alarm


218.85


Fire alarm box


91.70


$9,773.48


Inspection :


Weights and measures


$218.11


Gypsy and brown tail moths


$1,943.84


Forest fires


$875.17


Shade trees


$1,848.63


Health and Sanitation :


Board of Health, salaries


$316.66


Printing


110.50


Expense of Board of Health


160.02


Fumigation


207.90


Quarantine


161.42


Care of dumps


48.25


Inspector of animals


100.00


Inspector of milk


100.00


Refuse and garbage disposal


125.00


Surface water drain


3,247.47


$4,577.22


Highways and Bridges :


Surveyors of highways, salaries


$487.50


Clerical help


104.00


Other expenses


27.07


General repairs


6,559.91


Sidewalks


2.840.34


Stone roads and repairs


3,936.04


Watering and oiling streets


2,210.88


Snow


1,754.14


Fences


387.95


Sign boards


259.79


$18,567.62


Charities :


Braintree Home


$2,270.70


Outside relief


4,806.67


. *


Overseers of the Poor, salaries Clerical help


487.50


104.00


Other expenses


115.81


$7,784.68


.


95


Soldiers Benefits :


State aid


$2,728.00


Military aid


144.00


Soldiers' relief


457.50


$3,329.50


Education :


Superintendent and teachers'


salaries


$30,817.83


Janitors


3,227.50


Text books and supplies


3,305.73


Text books and supplies (Lincoln S.)


501.16


School incidentals


819.77


Schoolhouse repairs and inciden- tals


1,696.17


Hire and care of outside rooms 370.00


Fuel


2,426.91


Conveyance of pupils


2,055.00


Insurance (schools)


655.25


Special repairs


500.00


Typewriters for High school


195.00


Abraham Lincoln school building


14,087.98


$60,658.30


Library :


General expense


$1,200.00


Distribution of books


150.00


Janitor


250.00


$1,600.00


Town lands


$141.78


Unclassified :


Miscellaneous expense


$2,713.12


Memorial Day. G. A. R.


200.00


Memorial Sunday, firemen


75.00


Bulletin boards


50.00


Abatement. of taxes


1,430.32


$4,468.44


Electric Light Department :


Depreciation fund .


$4,341.51


Street lights, Commercial street ... 150.00


Street lights, Franklin street. 20.00


92


Street Lights, Commercial Street


Appropriation $150.00


Paid Potter, Daniel, collector $150.00


Street Lights, Franklin Street


Appropriation $150.000


Unexpended balance


$130.00


Paid Potter, Daniel, collector


20.00


$150.00


Street Lights, Charles Street


Appropriation $75.00


Unexpended balance


$45.00


Paid Potter, Daniel, collector


30.00


$75.00


Water Department


Extension of water main


$1,000.00


Paid Dyer, Benjamin F., treasurer ..


$1,000.00


Plain Street Cemetery


Appropriation


$50.00


Credit


20.00


$70.00


Unexpended balance


$20.00


Paid Cutting, James M.


50.00


$70.00


Credit


Lot sold


$20.00


Sinking Funds


Appropriations


$5,120.00


430.00


$5,550.00


Paid Dyer, Benjamin F., treasurer. . .


$5,550.00


RECAPITULATION


Orders drawn for Legislative Expense : Moderator, salary $25.00


Other.expense 119.85


$144.85


93


Executive :


Selectmen, salaries


$487.50


Clerical help and other expenses . 410.94


$898.44


Financial :


Auditors, salaries


$105.00


Treasurer, salary


$525.00


Bond


120.00


Other expense


40.10


$685.10


Collector, salary


$600.00


Other expense


119.02


$719.02


Assessors, salaries


$487.50


Clerical help


104.00


Other expenses


327.13


$918.63


Town Clerk, salary


$500.00


Other expenses


207.49


$707.49


Law


$235.35


Élection and Registration :


Board of Registrars, salaries


$105.00


Other expenses


534.50


$639.50


Town Hall :


New vault


$1,613.00


Janitor


450.00


Maintenance


1,007.51


$3,070.51


Police Department :


Night Police, salaries


$2,512.00


Other expenses


374.50


Court fees and expenses


41.55


$2,928.05


Fire Department :


Pay of men


$1,575.00


Extra pay of men


218.85


General expense


1,061.08


New hose


998.00


90


RECREATION


Town Lands


Appropriation


$130.00


Credit


1.00


Overdraft


10.78


Paid Belyea, Richard


$4.25


Borden, H. W.


91.73


Stone, R. N.


30.00


Wales, James H.


5.00


Woodsum Coal Co.


10.80


Credit. Library, refund


UNCLASSIFIED Miscellaneous Expenses


Appropriation


$3,000.00


Credits 193.00


$3,193.00


Unexpended balance


$479.88


Paid Buzzell, Fred M.


3.57


Burdakin, J. H.


15.99


Gage, R: Allen, town reports


6.00


Gibson, Robert, town reports


10.00


Hobart, Charles A., town reports. .


10.00


Killian, Thomas, damage case


75.00


Maher, J. J., town reports


4.50


Pratt & Pratt, printing town ports


re-


330.00


Remington Typewriter Co.


100.00


Scribner, Luther


23.20


Smith, F. A., tax title deeds


186.03


Woodsum, B. H., accounting officer Barbour, F. A., grade. crossing. .


600.00


1,004.63


Sampson, George E., grade crossing


.5.00


White, Hartley L., grade crossing


200.20


Sundry persons returning births. .


33.50 *


Sundry persons returning deaths.


25.50


Old Colony Trust Co. .


80.00


$141.78


$141.78 $1.00


$27,131.12 $3,193.00


91


Credits


City of Quincy, rent of reservoir $57.24


Tax titles redeemed


38.76


Junk licenses


50.00


Druggist licenses


2.00


Milk licenses .


21.00


Billiard and pool licenses


24.00


$193.00


Memorial Day. G. A. R.


Appropriation


$200.00


Paid Anderson, C. G. Q. M. Post 87,


G. A. R.


$200.00


Memorial Sunday. Firemen


Appropriation $75.00


Paid Hayden, Joseph E., treas. $75.00


Bulletin Boards


Appropriation $50.00


Paid Miller Construction Co. . .


$50.00


Abatement of Taxes


Appropriation


$1,000.00


Overdraft


430.32


$1.430.32


Paid Smith, Frank A., Collector


Taxes of 1908


$420.64


Taxes of 1909


655.57


Taxes of 1910


354.11


$1,430.32


ELECTRIC LIGHT DEPARTMENT


Depreciation fund, appropriation. $4,341.51


Paid Dyer, Benjamin F., treasurer $4,341.51


Operation, Maintenance and Repairs


Appropriation, $2,000.00 and $2,870.36 $4,870.36


Unexpended balance .


$4,562.51


Paid Dyer, Benjamin F. treasurer 307.85


$4,870.36


96


Street lights, Charles street 30.00


Operation maintenance and


pairs 307.85


$4,849.36


Water Department :


Extension of mains


$1,000.00


Plain Street cemetery


$50.00


Sinking Funds


$5,550.00


Total amount of orders drawn


$138,288.07


INSURANCE ACCOUNT


Buildings


Contents


Total


School Houses :


Union School


$8,000


$500


$8,500


Penniman School


13,000


1,000


14,000


Jonas Perkins School


27,000


3,000


30,000


Noah Torrey School


30,000


2,000


32,000


Pond School


7,800


700


8,500


South School


1,000


1,000


South West School


1,000


200


1,200


Monatiquot School


27,000


1,500


28,500


Abraham Lincoln School


18,500


1,500


20,000


$133,300


$10,400


$143,700


Town Hall


$19,100


$900


$20,000


Alms House


10,000


1,200


11,200


Alms House Barn


1,100


1,100


Electric Light Station


6,431


30,069


36,500


Fire Department


Union Engine House


$1,800


Butcher Boy House


1,000


Wampatuck House


1,000


$3,800


97


Boiler Insurance


Electric Light Station


$20,000


Jonas Perkins School


15,000


Town Hall


10,000


Noah Torrey School


15,000


Abraham Lincoln School


15,000


$75,000


Insurance on Fly Wheels


40,000


$40,000


$331,300


Recapitulation


On Buildings


$173,731


On Contents


42,569


On Boilers


75,000


On Engine Fly Wheels


40,000


$331,300


$331,300


Braintree, Jan. 24th, 1911.


The above Account has been examined and approved.


WILLIAM MCKEAN,


GEORGE W. STEVENS, CHARLES O. MILLER,


Auditors.


COLLECTOR'S ACCOUNT OF TAXES


FRANK A. SMITH, in Account with the Town of Braintree, December 31st, 1910.


Unpaid Taxes Dec. 31, 1909.


Interest Collected.


Total Amount.


Cash Paid B. F. Dyer, Treas.


Unpaid Taxes December 31, 1910.


·


1908.


Balance due


$15,009 92


$1,031 71


$16,041 63


$16,041. 63


1909. Balance due


40,300 35


700 44


41,000 79


28,545 19


$12,455 60


1910.


Commitment ·


134,177 11


22 10


134,199 21


90,775,80


43,423 41


Excise Tax of Old Colony


98


Railroad,


1,994 66


1,994*66


1,994.66


$191,482 04


$1,754 25


$193,236 29


$137,357 28


$55,879 01


The above Statement was made from the Commitment of Taxes made by the Assessors for the years 1908, 1909, 1910 and also from the Cash Book of the Collector. The year 1908 is now closed.


Braintree, Mass., Jan. 24, 1911.


WM. A. McKEAN, GEO. W. STEVENS, CHAS. O. MILLER, Auditors for 1910.


99


Treasurer's Report


Benjamin F. Dyer, Treasurer.


IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF BRAINTREE. January 1, 1910, to Dec. 31, 1910, inclusive.


Dr.


Balance Jan. 1, 1910


$24,379.07


Sale of Notes in anticipation of Taxes :- -


Payable Dec. 15, 1910 $10,000.00


Payable Dec. 15, 1910 10,000.00


Payable Dec. 22, 1910 10,000.00


Payable Dec. 22, 1910 10,000.00


Payable Dec. 29, 1910 10,000.00


Payable Dec. 29, 1910


10,000.00


Payable Apr. 12, 1911


10,000.00


Payable Apr. 20, 1911


10,000.00


$80,000.00


An interest basis of 3.717 per cent.


Sale of Notes for completion of Abraham Lincoln School.


Payable Sept. 1, 1911 $1,000.00


Payable Sept. 1, 1911 1,000.00


Payable Sept. 1, 1912 1,000.00


Payable Sept. 1, 1912 1,000.00


Payable Sept. 1, 1912


1,000.00


. Payable Sept. 1, 1913


1,000.00


$6,000.00


F. A. Smith, Tax Collector : -


1908


$16,041.63


1909


28,545.19


1910


90,775.80


1910 Excise tax 1,994.66


$137,357.28


100


· STATE TREASURER


Balance Corporation Tax 1909 $300.44


Corporation Tax 1910


3,163.44


Corporation Tax 1910


2,091.42


Bank Tax


1,124.74


Military Aid


136.00


State Aid


2,953.00


Burial of indigent soldiers


37.00


Street Railway Tax


1,827.75


Tuition of children


214.00


$11,847.79


INTEREST


National Shawmut Bank


$366.27


State Street Trust Co.


67.17


Old Colony Trust Co.


183.71


$617.15


SELECTMEN'S ACCOUNT


School Department :-


City of Boston


$60.00


Text Books


19.60


Transportation


357.13


Sundries


75.22


$511.95


LICENSES


Junk


$50.00


Druggist


2.00


Pool


6.00


Bowling


18.00


Milk


21.00


$97.00


Court fines


10.00


Court fees


47.15


State Aid refund


12.00


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POOR ACCOUNT


City of Malden


$101.00


City of Woburn .


63.00


City of Haverhill


24.00


City of Somerville


65.00


City of Waltham


65.00


Town of Lexington


38.03


Town of Weymouth


153.37


Town of Wakefield


9.00


$518.40


Braintree School Fund


350.00


Tree Warden's Receipts


278.30


State of Mass., Moth Account


38.00


Overseers of Poor


10.00


BRAINTREE HOME


Refund


$1.20


Refreshments


50.00


Board of Bowditch


140.00


Board of Burns


40.00


Board of Joyce


56.00


Board of Connell


13.25


Board of McDougal


10.00


$310.45


Empty barrels returned


$4.27


Pasturing two cows


20.00


Sale of cow


100.00


Rent of land, Libby


10.00


Produce


217.19


Produce


24.44


$375.90


City of Quincy, rent of reservoir


57.24


Rice & Hutchins, refund cost of strike. .


226.00


O. C. St. R. R. Quincy ave. bridge.


$180.29


O. C. St. R. R. snow 88.60


$268.89


Sale of Collins land


165.00


.


102


HIGHWAY


Sale of ashes


$27.40


Drain, Willis


10.00


E. Hollingsworth


5.80


Refund on water cart


40.50


Cash


20.00


Sale of stone


5.00


Empty barrels returned


14.26


Thayer Library


$1.00


Information furnished by Tax Collector


5.00


Refund Telephone


16.80


Refund Poor


2.00


Refund Board of Health


3.50


Refund Fire Department


9.00


Refund Tax Titles


38.76


Refund Tax, Edwards


2.00


Refund Sundry items


2.50


$80.56


Refund Braintree Water Board unex-


pended balance of Mayflower Park Loan


$589.28


Sealer of Weights and Measures


67.90


Sale of two cemetery lots


20.00 .


Rent of hall


652.90


Rent from Co-operative bank


6.00


COUNTY TREASURER


2


Dog tax


$265,853.20


Cr.


2,117 Selectmen's Orders


$138,288.07


$122.96


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NOTES


Tax note, Apr. 12, 1910 $10,000.00


Tax note, Apr. 20, 1910


10,000.00


Tax note, Dec. 15, 1910


10,000.00


Tax note, Dec. 15, 1910 10,000.00


Tax note, Dec. 22, 1910 10,000.00


Tax note, Dec. 22, 1910


10,000.00


Tax note, Dec. 29, 1910


10,000.00


$80,000.00


Lincoln School notes


3,000.00


Noah Torrey School notes


4,000.00


Electric light notes, balance of note debt 5,000.00


Mayflower Park water loan note


1,000.00


INTEREST


N. H. Hunt Trust, $10,000.00, 4 percent 1 year to Aug. 1, 1910. $400.00


Thayer Library, $10,000.00, 4 percent 1 year to Aug. 1, 1910


400.00


Stetson Fund, $2,500.00, 4 percent 1 year to Sept. 22, 1910


100.00


Electric Light Bonds, $16,500.00, 4 per- cent, 1 year to Oct. 5, 1910 660.00


Lincoln School, $25,000.00, 31/2 percent 6 months to June 1, 1910


437.50


Lincoln School, $22,000.00, 31/2 percent 6 months to Dec. 1, 1910


385.00


Torrey School, $19,000.00, 3.621/2 per- cent, 6 months to June 1, 1910 . 344.37


Torrey School, $15,000.00, 3.621/2 per-


cent, 6 months to Dec. 1, 1910 271.88


Torrey School, $5,000.00, 3.621/2 per- cent, 6 months to Dec. 1, 1910 ... Electric, $5,000.00, 31/2 percent,


181.25


6 months to June 30, 1910 87.50


Discount on Notes in anticipation of Taxes 1,756.12


$5,023:62


104


STATE TREASURER


State Tax


$9,185.00


$9,185.00


METROPOLITAN PARKS


Sinking Funds


$299.22


Interest


846.51


Maintenance


1,200.16


Maintenance Series No. 2


187.12


Interest Series No. 2


169.83


Sinking Funds Series No. 2


59.76


Nantasket maintenance


69.09


Wellington Bridge, maintenance


9.04


$2,840.73


State Highway repairs


53.00


Druggists Licenses 25 per cent


.50


National Shawmut Bank Exchange .. 1.03


COUNTY TREASURER


County Tax 1910 $4,635.21 $253,027.16


National Shawmut Bank $10,135.09


Old Colony Trust Co. 2,690.95


Balance Dec. 31, 1910


$12,826.04


$265,853.20


Of the above balance $2,690.95 is subject to the orders of the Abraham Lincoln School Building Committee held under various trustee writs, amount $2,000.


The above account and vouchers have been examined and found correct. The balance is on deposit in banks stated.


WILLIAM A. MCKEAN, GEORGE W. STEVENS, CHARLES O. MILLER,


Auditors.


Jan. 14, 1911.


105


Braintree School Fund


Benjamin F. Dyer, Treasurer, in account with Brain- tree School Fund.


Principal :-


Ten shares Nat. Granite Bank, Quincy par $1,000.00


Braintree Savings Bank 968.50


Quincy Savings Bank 1,272.50


$3,241.00


Farm on Town Street, 21.954 acres, house and barn.


Land on Granite Street, 19.096 acres.


Assessors' value $3,500.00


The above named securities found correct.


WILLIAM A. MCKEAN,


GEORGE W. STEVENS, CHARLES O. MILLER,


Auditors.


Jan. 10, 1911.


INCOME ACCOUNT


Dr. Cr


Balance Jan. 1, 1910 $355.48


F. A. Hayden, 1 year's rent to Dec. 31, 1910 200.01


F. L. Chandler, 1 year's rent to May 1, 1911 3.00


E. F. Trufant, 1 year's rent to May 1, 1911 3.00


106


Mrs. F. H. Thayer, 1 year's rent to May 1, 1911 2.50


J. P. Drollett, 1 year's rent to May


1, 1911 3.00


J. M. Cutting, 1 year's rent to May


1, 1911 3.00


Frank A. Holbrook, 1 year's rent to May 1, 1911 unpaid.


Butchers' Rendering Co. 25.00


Dividend National Granite Bank 60.00


Rebate, Bank Tax 27.72


Dividend Quincy Savings Bank to


Oct. 1, 1911 51.38


Dividend Braintree Savings Bank to Jan. 1, 1911 13.08


Dividend Braintree Savings Bank Prin- cipal Account to Jan. 1, 1911 38.72


Paid Trustees for three years


$25.00


Paid Treasurer for three years


15.00


Paid Town of Braintree


350.00


Paid H. W. Borden, repairs on barn floor


10.02


Balance in Braintree Savings Bank ..


385.87


$785.89 $785.89


We find the Income account correctly stated, the dis- bursements properly vouched, and the balance $385.87 on de- posit in the Braintree Savings Bank.


WILLIAM A. MCKEAN,


GEORGE W. STEVENS, CHARLES O. MILLER,


Auditors.


Jan. 10, 1911.


107


The Nathaniel H. Hunt Trust


BENJ. F. DYER, Treasurer,


In account with the NATHANIEL H. HUNT TRUST


Principal :-


One note, Town of Braintree, date Mar.


7, 1874, now 4 % $10,000.00


One bond, Boston Elevated R. R., cou- pons, May and Nov. 4 % 1,000.00


Three bonds, Boston & Maine R. R.


coupons, Mar. and Sept. $1,000 each 4 % 3,000.00


One bond, New England R. R. cou- pons, Jan. and July 4 % 1,000.00


Two bonds, C. B. & Q. R. R. coupons, Jan. and July, $1,000 each 4 % ....


2,000.00


Two bonds, N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. coupons, May and Nov. $1,000 each 4 % 2,000.00


Two bonds, N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. coupons Jan. and July, $1,000 each 4 % 2,000.00


Braintree Savings Bank, book No. 5,253


185.00


Braintree Savings Bank, book No. 1,006


1,529.79


Braintree Savings Bank, book No. 4,995 811.26


Quincy Savings Bank, book No. 32,035


750.94


$24,276.99


Income account :-


Dr.


One year to Aug. 1, 1910, on Town note $400.00


One year to Sept. 1, 1910 on 3m B. & M. R. R. 120.00


108


One year to Nov. 1, 1910 on 1m Ele- vated 40.00


One year to Nov. 1, 1910 on 2m N.


Y., N. H. & H. 80.00


One year to Jan. 1. 1911 on 2m N. Y .. N. H. & H. 80.00


One year to Jan. 1, 1911 on 2m C. B. & Q. R. R. 80.00


One year to .Jan. 1, 1911 on 1m New England R. R. 40.00


One year dividends Braintree Savings Bank to .Jan. 1, 1911 . 101.00


One year dividends Quincy Savings


Bank to Oct. 1, 1911 45.30


$986.30


Paid to William C. Harding. Treas. of


Trustees Thayer Library $986.30


We find the within named securities in the Town box at the Security Vaults. Boston. and the disbursement of the in- come which is correctly stated is properly vouched for.




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