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Balance January 1, 1915 $167.43
W. L. Gage, Collector 26,859.73
Interest, Merchants National Bank . . 34.14
Town of Braintree, 258 hydrants, $25 .
6,450.00
5,000.00
Loan for Liberty Street extension . . Town appropriation for Liberty St. extension
4,000.00
Paid 261 orders $29,517.26
Coupons to Dec. 1, 1915, on bonds, $129,000 5,160.00
Interest on Dec. 1, 1915, on registered, $21,000 840.00
Interest to Jan. 1, 1916, on registered $28,000 1,120.00
Coupons to Jan. 1, 1916, on $72,000 . .
2,880.00
Interest to Aug. 1, 1915, on $6,000, 1926 note 240.00
Interest to July 15, 1915, on serials, $5,000, Mayflower Park 200.00
Coupons to Oct. 1, 1915, on serials ex- tension, $10,500
420.00
Exchange
.20
Bonds due Oct. 1, 1915, No. 78
1,500.00
Balance in Merchants' National Bank
633.84
$42,511.70 $42.511.70
We have examined the above account and find it correct and properly vouched.
Balance, $633.84, on deposit in Merchants' National Bank, Boston.
C. FREDERICK TARBOX, FRANK W. COUILLARD, Auditors, 1915.
NUMBER, LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION OF VALVES SET IN CONSTRUCTION DURING 1915.
W. E. MAYBURY, SUPERINTENDENT.
Valve No.
Street.
Location and Position.
6 4
11/2
460
Smith Terrace
On south line, Smith St.
1
1461
B. V. French St.
On east line, Middle St.
1
462
Carter Ave.
On south line, Pond St.
1
x463
Carter Ave.
On 12-inch main as a part of tap; open to right; no box
1
464
Georgianna St.
On east line, Washington St.
1
465
Georgianna St.
On 10-inch main as a part of tap; open to right; no box
1
466
Ferncroft Road
On north line, Glenrose Ave.
1
x467
Vinedale Road
On south line, Glenrose Ave.
1
468
Liberty St.
In main 14 ft. 9 in, north of hydrant at Wm. Buker's barn
1
469
Liberty St.
In main 8 ft. 11 in. south of hydrant at F. E. Cross' residence
1
470
Liberty St.
In main on north line, Middle St.
1
471
Liberty St.
In main on south line, Middle St.
1
472
Liberty St.
In main on south line, Pearl St.
1
473
Liberty St.
In main, on south line, Plain St.
1
242
Valve Size.
476 477 478 479
Liberty St.
Liberty St. Liberty St.
Arborway Drive
480 481
Ferncroft Road
482 Ferncroft Road
483 484
Inglewood St.
485
Webster Road
486
Webster Road
Franklin St. at Engine House No. 1 Commercial St. at Union Con- gregational Ch.
In blow-off branch 225 ft. north of hydrant at -
Otto W. F. Schrader's and 7 ft. east of west line of Liberty St.
In main on north line of Division St.
In main 8 ft. north of hydrant at Joseph L. Ho- bart's residence
On east line, Quincy Ave.
On west line, Ferncroft Road
1
1
1
1
1
1
On east line, Washington St. In 10-in. main as a part of tap; open to right; no box
1
In hydrant branch, bolted to hydrant, 1 ft. off
1
243
1
1
1
1 1
Pleasant View Ave.
On south line, Pleasant View Ave.
On north line, Audubon Ave.
Ferncroft Road
On north line, Inglewood St.
On east line, Ferncroft Road
487
488
In hydrant branch, 2 ft. off
244
CONSTRUCTION.
Turn to Open.
Bell or Spigot.
Makers.
Left
i Left
x Right
Bell Screwed Bell and Flange
Rensselaer Valve Co. Chapman Valve Co. A. P. Smith Co.
NUMBER, LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION OF HYDRANTS SET IN EXTENSIONS IN 1915.
Hydrant Number.
Street.
Location and Position.
Nozzle
2 Hose
Nozzle
2 Hose
Length of Hydrant
Branch
262
Wilson Ave.
On end of main 334 ft. east of Middle St.
1
6
0
269
Liberty St.
1
7
8
270
Liberty St.
At res. of F. E. Cross
1
4 6
271 Liberty St.
At Miss Mary C. Thayer's
1
4
6
272 Liberty St.
Cor. Middle St.
1
4
8
273
Liberty St.
Opposite Strather residence
1
7
6
274
Liberty St.
At Wentworth barn
1
4
0
275
Liberty St.
On end of main at Otto W. F. Schrader
1
6
6
276
Liberty St.
75 ft. South of Orin H. Belcher's
1
7
0
277
Liberty St.
At res. of Joseph L. Hobart
1
5
3
278
Liberty St.
At res. of J. H. Lake
1
6
6
279
Liberty St.
On end of main at res. of S. F. Hawes
1
.6
6
280
Arborway Drive
814 ft. East of Quincy Ave.
1
1
7
0
281
Ferncroft Road
Cor. of Trefton Road
1
7
0
282 Inglewood St.
Cor. of Ferncroft Road
1
6
0
283
Inglewood St.
End of main near shore
1
7 0
284
Webster Road
695 ft. East of Washington St.
1
8
0
CONSTRUCTION.
Turn to Open.
Bolted or Bell.
First Case.
Maker.
Left
Bell
No
Rensselaer Valve Co.
Total number of valves in operation Dec. 31, 1915. 486
Total number of hydrants in operation Dec. 31, 1915. 284
1 Steamer
Relo- cated. Ft. In
Original No. 262
At barn of Wm. Buker
245
PUMPING RECORD FOR 1915.
Gallons Pumped at G. P.
Time at G. P.
Coal Used at G. P.
Gallons Pumped with 100 Ibs. of Coal.
January
14,788,051
227-30
59,120
25,014
February
12,519,633
195-10
50,845
24,622
March
14,342,160
236-25
53,865
26,626
April
13,651,743
266-15
48,675
28,046
May
16,744,686
276
59,105
28,330
June
16,149,361
262-35
55,780
28,952
July
14,156,247
231-45
51,585
27,442
August
15,252,405
249-25
55,715
27,375
September
14,881,335
238-50
53,785
27,709
October
15,574,305
259-35
57,255
27,704
November
15,673,812
256-45
56,990
27,502
December
17,752,497
289-15
63,855
27,801
Total
181,666,235
2,989-30
666,575
Daily Average
497,713
8-11
1,826
27,243
Largest day's pumping, November 4, gallons 924,567
Smallest day's pumping, August 1, gallons 333,409
J. W. MULCAHY, Engineer.
METER RECORD. Meters in Use December 31, 1915.
Kind and Size.
5/8 "
3/4 "
1 1/2"
9
3
2
1
1
67
Crown
48
3
Empire
1749
16
Gem
1
Worthington
1
4
Hersey
4
1
Lambert
1
1754
64
3
9
9
2
1
1 1
1843
i
Sixty-one meters set in 1915.
4"
1765
5
5
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WATER REGISTRAR'S REPORT FOR YEAR 1915.
Water rates charged Jan. 1, 1915, to
Dec. 31, 1915 $25,398.64 Pipes, labor, etc., charged Jan. 1, 1915, to Dec. 31, 1915 1,939.60
Water rates outstanding Jan. 1, 1915 2,222.48 Pipes, labor, etc., outstanding Jan. 1, 1915 522.02
Summonses collected, 1915 23.75
Total amount collected 1915
$27,041.28
Water rates outstanding Dec. 31, 1915
2,399.45
Pipes, labor, etc., outstanding Dec. 31, 1915
634.35
Abatements
30.91
$30,105.99 $30,105.99
COLLECTOR'S REPORT.
Dr.
Cash balance on hand, Jan. 1, 1915 . . $152.06
Total collections, 1915 27,041.28
Cr
Paid to Treas, as per receipts on file
$26,859.73
Cash balance on hand Dec. 31, 1915 . . 333.61
$27,193.34 $27,193.34
We have examined the foregoing report of the Registrar and Collector, comparing it with the Treasurer's receipts and vouchers and approve the same.
On account of the great amount of time and detail re- quired the income of this department has not been audited.
C. FREDERICK TARBOX, FRANK W. COUILLARD, Auditors for 1915.
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SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT.
To the Honorable Board of Water Commissioners of the Town of Braintree,
Gentlemen : The Superintendent of the Water Depart- ment respectfully submits his annual report for the year ending December 31, 1915.
Eighty-nine service pipes were laid during the year. Kind of pipe, size and number of feet laid as follows :
Ft. In.
Five-eighths-inch lead pipe
3308 10
Three-fourths-inch lead pipe
64 8
Three-fourths-inch galvanized iron pipe
1090
2
One-inch galvanized iron pipe
1611
2
One and one-half-inch galvanized iron pipe
1520
0
Two-inch galvanized iron pipe
30
0
7,624 10
Total service pipe in system Dec. 31, 1915, 144,493 feet, 8 inches, or 27 miles, 1,933 feet, 8 inches.
SERVICES RENEWED.
Pipe used as follows :
Ft. In.
Five-eighths-inch lead pipe
732 2
Three-fourths-inch galvanized iron pipe
54 0
EXTENSION OF MAINS FOR 1915.
One-inch galvanized iron pipe in Prospect Ave., running east from dead end to dead end ... One-inch galvanized iron pipe in Thayer St., run- ning west from dead end to dead end ... One and one-fourth-inch galvanized iron pipe in Standish Ave., running east from dead end to dead end
61 3
72 0
204 0
Four-inch cast iron pipe in Wilson Ave., running east from dead end to dead end 109 0
248
Four-inch cast iron pipe in Smith Terrace, run-
ning south from Smith St. to dead end ...... One and one-half-inch galvanized iron pipe in B. V. French St .. running east from Middle St. to dead end
122 6
331
6
Four-inch cast iron pipe in Carter Ave., running south from Pond St. to dead end
103
0
Six-inch cast iron pipe in Georgianna St., running east from Washington St. to dead end
183
6
Four-inch cast iron pipe in Ferncroft Road, run- ning north from Glenrose Ave.
25
0
Two-inch galvanized iron pipe in Ferncroft Road, running north from four-inch pipe
21 0
One-inch galvanized iron pipe in Ferncroft Road, running north to Harbor Villa Ave.
200 0
One-inch galvanized iron pipe in Harbor Villa Ave., running west from Ferncroft Road to dead end
33
0
Four-inch cast iron pipe in Vinedale Road, run- ning south from Glenrose Ave.
32
6
One and one-half inch galvanized iron pipe in Vinedale Road, running south
120 6
Two-inch galvanized iron pipe in Vinedale Road, running south
21 0
One and one-fourth inch galvanized iron pipe in Vinedale Road, running south to Pleasant View Ave.
63 6
One-inch galvanized iron pipe in Pleasant View- Ave., running west from Vinedale Road to dead end
101
6
One-inch galvanized iron pipe in Bellevue Ave., running east to Phillips St.
155 6
One-inch galvanized iron pipe in Phillips St., run-
ning south from Bellevue Ave. to dead end . . 154 6 Six-inch cast iron pipe in Liberty St, northerly section, running south from Wm. Buker's to dead end at Otto W. Schrader's. 4740 0
Ft. In.
249
Six-inch cast iron pipe in Liberty St., southerly section, running northerly from Division St. to dead end at S. F. Hawes
Ft. In.
2480 0
Six-inch cast iron pipe in Arborway Drive, run- ning east from Quincy Ave. to dead end ... 833 6
Six-inch cast iron pipe in Pleasant View Ave., running east from Lot 777 to Ferncroft Road Six-inch cast iron pipe in Ferncroft Road, run- ning south to Audubon Ave.
512
0
Six-inch cast iron pipe in Ferncroft Road, run- ning south to Inglewood St.
221 0
Six-inch cast iron pipe in Inglewood St., running east to dead end
655
0
Two-inch galvanized iron pipe in Inglewood St., running westerly from Ferncroft Road to dead end
91
8
Six-inch cast iron pipe in Webster Road, running east from Washington St. to dead end 730 0
HYDRANT BRANCHES.
Six-inch cast iron pipe in branches 115
BLOW OFF.
Four-inch cast iron pipe in blow offs 13 0
DISTRIBUTION OF MAINS IN OPERATION DECEMBER 31, 1915.
Sixteen-inch cast iron pipe
741
0
Fourteen-inch cast iron pipe
137
0
Twelve-inch cast iron pipe
13,325
6
Ten-inch cast iron pipe
10,502
0
Eight-inch cast iron pipe
19,250
6
Six-inch cast iron pipe
138,994
3
Four-inch cast iron pipe
26,239
1
Two-inch galvanized iron pipe
7,953
8
195 6
Six-inch cast iron pipe in Audubon Ave., run- ning west to Ferncroft Road. 60
4
7
250
Ft.
In.
One and one-half-inch galvanized iron pipe ..
948
6
One and one-quarter-inch galvanized iron pipe
3,156
1
One-inch galvanized iron pipe
11,271 2
Three-fourths-inch galvanized iron pipe
954
10
233,473 7
Forty-four miles, 1153 feet, 7 inches.
I desire to call your attention to the large amount of six-inch cast iron pipe laid in the H. S. Moody Land Com- pany's property in Pleasant View Ave., Ferncroft Road, Inglewood Street, Audubon Avenue and Arborway Drive.
All of the above has been done at the expense of the H. S. Moody Land Co., under the direction of the Water Department.
Respectfully submitted,
W. E. MAYBURY, Superintendent.
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JURY LIST
As prepared by the Selectmen, February 1, 1916.
Akerstrom, John, 130 Hayward street, harnessmaker. Anderson, George L., 358 Elm street, salesman. Andrews, George W., 43 Pleasant street, salesman. Atkinson, Courtenay, 46 Academy street, clerk. Barclay, Willard S., 84 Academy street, carpenter. Bates, Louis F., 71 Commercial street, plumber. Bates, William, 37 Franklin street, shoeworker.
Bond, Francis D., 35 Spruce street, clerk. Bridgham, Oakes A., 985 Washington street, merchant. Bridson Thomas E., 25 Taylor street. Burke, Jeremiah, 75 Plain street, car inspector. Cain, Ralph C., 2070 Washington street, farmer. Carson, Walter, 46 Hollis avenue, salesman. Catlin, Seth, Jr., 381 Washington street, broker. Chamberlain, Frank A., 20 Frederick road, shoeworker. Coleman, Daniel H., 85 Hillside road, clerk. Cook, Alfred A., 40 Mt. Vernon avenue, tile mason.' Cotter, James H., 58 Victoria avenue, shoeworker. Crocker, Fred M., 25 Liberty street, machinist. Cushman, Henry T., 4 Hall avenue, shoeworker. Dobson, George R., 125 Hayward street, carpenter. Dow, M. Alva, 87 Middle street, electrician. Drake, William R., Highland avenue, poultry dealer. Drinkwater, Joseph S., 11 Jersey avenue, bookkeeper. Drollett, Arthur W., West street, R. F. D. carrier. Dutton, Worthen S., Dearing avenue, salesman. Dyer, F. Eugene, 1102 Washington street, bank treasurer. Dyer, John B., 27 Academy street, clerk. Ellsworth, George G., 117 Adams street, clerk. Emerson, Merton L., 135 West street, superintendent. Field, William E., 14 Elm Knoll road, architect.
Folsom, James E., 49 Mt. Vernon street, superintendent.
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Gazan, Samuel E., 30 Oak street, salesman. Gould, Thomas H., 1461 Washington street, painter. Hagan, Hans, Hayward street, carpenter. Harrison, William C., 23 Thayer avenue, draftsman. Hastings, Arthur H., 70 Ash street, clerk. Hathaway, Charles M., 408 Commercial street, electrician. Hawes, Benjamin, 516 Middle street, carpenter. Hayden, Nelson E., 305 Pond street, shoeworker. Hobart, Charles A., 691 Washington street, painter. Hobart, Sanford W., 699 Washington street, carpenter. Holbrook, Alfred H., Cleveland avenue, carpenter. Hollis, Henry M., 157 Middle street, farmer. Holmes, George W., 22 Myrtle street, gardener. Hunt, Charles Q., 385 West street, farmer. Illingworth, John W., 1724 Washington street, lineman. Jennings, George W., 317 Washington street, engineer. Jordan, Charles G., 155 Allen street, grain dealer. Jordan, Frank H., 210 Commercial street, grocer. Keating, Gordan M., 132 Cedar street, clerk. Kingsbury, George D., 115 River street, bookkeeper. Kinna, James T., 159 Hollis avenue, foreman. Kirby, John H., Jr., 81 School street, carpenter. Kjellander, Edward, 401 Union street, carpenter. Knight, Bradford Y., 193 Shaw street, carpenter. Landrey, Urban T., 110 Pond street,piano worker. Leben, L. Francis, 76 Howard street, machinist. Leonard, Fred A., 508 Elm street, builder. Loring, George B., off Allen street, boat builder. Lothrop, Charles M., 12 French avenue, merchant. Ludden, George E., 226 Shaw street, leather worker. Macomber, Ellwood G., 16 Highland avenue, machinist. McInnis, George A., 169 Hancock street, carpenter. McManus, John P., 12 Thayer place, R. R. employee. McRae, Augustus, 30 Sheppard avenue. carpenter. Miller, Charles O., 38 Liberty street, insurance. ยท Morgan, Frank H., 125 Allen street, druggist. Newcomb, Willie A., 1151 Washington street, shoeworker. Nickson, William, 685 Union street, mill hand.
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Osborne, Walter S., Liberty street, shoeworker. Pack, Fred P., 16 Brookside road, undertaker. Pettendreigh, William, 8 May avenue, machinist. Poore, Walter A., 94 Claremont street, grocer. Potter, Norton P., 40 Tremont street, salesman. Pratt, Stillman F., 365 Washington street, editor. Reed, Bert H., 17 Academy street, agent.
Roobenian, Neshan, 55 Hobart avenue, shoeworker.
Remick, George A., 20 Lisle street, pattern maker. Ryan; Henry L., 285 Liberty street, florist.
Ryan, John A., 117 Liberty street, carpenter. Saunders, Howard M., 21 Franklin street, shoeworker. Scollard, Nicholas F., 11 Bowditch street, shoe dealer. Shepard, John L., Shepard road, shoeworker. Sheppard, Charles G., 120 Quincy avenue, coal dealer. Simonds, Walter E., 55 Tremont street, shoeworker. Singleton, James, 60 Harrison avenue, superintendent. Slade, George H., 454 Washington street, shoeworker.
Stone, George E., 26 Frederick road, shoeworker. Sullivan, John F., 36 Oak street, painter.
Sullivan, Michael L., Division street, milk dealer. Summers, William B., Norfolk road, draftsman.
Swallow, Fred A., 45 Fountain street, shoeworker. Vaughan, Ernest MI., 36 Quincy avenue, merchant. Watkins, Edwin F., 569 Washington street, R. R. employe. Watson, Fred B., Union street, shoeworker.
Welch, George, Jr., 105 Tremont street, shoeworker.
White, Hartley L., 40 Maple street, civil engineer. Wilken, Andrew, 259 Union street, printer.
INSURANCE ACCOUNT
Schoolhouses
Buildings
Total
Abraham Lincoln
$18,500.00
Contents $1,500.00
$20,000.00
Monatiquot
27,000.00
1,500.00
28,500.00
Noah Torrey
30,000.00
2,000.00
32,000.00
Jonas Perkins
27,000.00
3,000.00
30,000.00
Penniman
13,000.00
1,000.00
14,000.00
Union
8,000.00
8,000.00
Pond
7,800.00
700.00
8,500.00
South
1,000.00
200.00
1,200.00
South West
1,000.00
200.00
1,200.00
Hollis
45,000.00
2,500.00
47,500.00
$178,300.00 $12,600.00 $190,900.00
Town Hall
60,000.00
4,500.00
64,500.00
Alms House
10,000.00
1,200.00
11,200.00
Alms House Barn
1,100.00
650.00
1,750.00
Union Engine House
1,800.00
1,800.00
Butcher Boy Eng. House
1,000.00
1,000.00
Wampatuck Engine House
1,000.00
1,000.00
Thayer Public Library ..
17,699.00
12,301.00
30,000.00
Electric Light Dept. :
Station and Contents ...
31,250.00
Office Bldg. and Contents
5,250.00
Boiler Insurance
20,000.00
Fly Wheel Insurance
40,000.00
Water Department :
Great Pond Sta. Boilers .
10,000.00
Great Pond Sta. Boilers .
3,000.00
7,000.00
10,000.00
Little Pond Sta. Boilers .
20,000.00
Town Hall and School-
houses, Boiler Insurance
30,000.00
$273.899.00 $38,251.00 $468,650.00
The Water Department, Electric Light Department and Town carry Employers' Liability Insurance.
The above list comprises all the insurance on Town property which we have found to be in force.
C. FREDERICK TARBOX, FRANK W. COUILLARD. Auditors for 1915.
TOWN OFFICERS FOR 1915
Moderator. BENJAMIN H. WOODSUM. Selectmen, Highway Surveyors and Overseers of the Poor. GEORGE H. HOLBROOK, HENRY M. STORM,
B. HERBERT WOODSUM. Assessors.
ALBION C. DRINKWATER, Term expires 1916
HENRY W. MANSFIELD,
Term expires 1917
HENRY M. STORM,
Term expires 1918
Auditors.
FRANK W. COUILLARD, OTIS B. OAKMAN (resigned), C. FRED TARBOX.
Water Commissioners and Commissioners of Sinking Funds. WILLIAM C. HARRISON,
JOHN KELLEY,
JAMES T. STEVENS
Term expires 1916 Term expires 1917 Term expires 1918
Municipal Light Board.
ALEXANDER A. CARSON,
Term expires 1918
CHARLES T. CRANE,
Term expires 1916
NORTON P. POTTER,
Term expires 1917
Board of Health.
JOSEPH G. BAILEY, F. HERBERT GILE, WALTER B. SKINNER,
Term expires 1918
Term expires 1917
School Committee.
ANN M. BROOKS,
Term expires 1916
JAMES E. FOLSOM,
Term expires 1916
WILLIAM W. GALLAGHER,
Term expires 1917
BENJAMIN HAWES,
Term expires 1918
CARRIE F. LORING,
Term expires 1917
FRANK A. REED,
Term expires 1918
Trustees of the School Fund. Term expires 1916.
GEORGE H. ARNOLD,
BENJAMIN F. DYER,
ELMER E. ABERCROMBIE, ARTHUR L. HALE, OTIS B. OAKMAN,
B. HERBERT WOODSUM. Trustees Thayer Public Library.
ALBERT E. AVERY, BENJAMIN F. DYER,
ALVA MORRISON.
WILLIAM GALLAGHER, Term expires 1917
WILLIAM C. HARDING, Term expires 1917
Fence Viewers.
GEORGE E. FOGG, CHARLES S. HANNAFORD,
EUGENE T. NOLTE. Tax Collector, FRANK A. SMITH. Tree Warden, CLARENCE R. BESTICK.
HERBERT F. KNEELAND,
Term expires 1916
Constables.
CLARENCE R. BESTICK, JOHN KELLEY,
JEREMIAH F. GALLIVAN,
WILLIAM E. MAYBURY,
CHARLES A. HOBART,
HORACE F. HUNT,
JOHN W. ILLINGWORTH,
AUGUST JOHNSON,
ISAAC L. JONES,
'JOSEPH F. MOHAN, JAMES R. QUALEY, JOHN P. SHAY, THOMAS SLAVIN, EDWARD F. STARR, ..
HARRY S. TARBOX. Surveyors of Wood and Weighers of Hay. J. MARCUS ARNOLD,
CHARLES G. SHEPPARD,.
WILFORD F. WOODSUM. Surveyors of Lumber.
HERBERT W. BORDEN, GEORGE H. HOLBROOK,
CHARLES O. MILLER. OFFICERS APPOINTED. Police. JEREMIAH F. GALLIVAN, Chief.
HORACE F. HUNT (resigned),
GEORGE W. REVIERE,
AUGUST JOHNSON, JOHN P. SHAY.
Extra Patrolmen.
PHILIP J. KROHN, THOMAS F. O'MALLEY,
GEORGE W. REVIERE (resigned), PETER J. WARD.
Measurer of Leather, EDWARD H. DRINKWATER. Field Drivers.
CLARENCE R. BESTICK, CHARLES . W. MATTHEWS,
JOSEPHUS SAMPSON. Engineers of Fire Department.
J. SAMUEL HILL, GEORGE H. HOLBROOK,
FRED .A. TENNEY, HENRRY M. STORM,
FRANK O. WHITMARSH, B. HERBERT WOODSUM. Superintendent of Fire Alarm, FRED B. LAWRENCE. Board of Registrars.
WILLIAM ALLEN, Term expires 1917
CHARLES B. CUMMINGS, Term expires 1916 WALTER R. MCKEAN, Term expires 1918 Sealer of Weights and Measures, CHARLES S. HANNAFORD. Inspector of Animals, JOSEPHUS SAMPSON.
Inspector of Meat and Provisions, EDWARD O. PIERSON. Inspector of Plumbing J. EDWARD LUDDEN. Forest Warden, JAMES M. CUTTING. Local Moth Superintendent, CLARENCE R. BESTICK. Superintendent of Plain Street Cemetery, JAMES M. CUTTING. Burial Agent, HENRY A. MONK. Superintendent of Braintree Home.
DANIEL JAMES, Keepers of Lockup. DANIEL JAMES,
AMOS L. JOHNSON.
AMOS L. JOHNSON.
Pound Keepers.
DANIEL JAMES,
AMOS L. JOHNSON.
INDEX.
Animal Inspector's Report
176
Assessors' Report
67
Auditors' Report
178
Births in 1915
47
Board of Health, Report of
171
Braintree School Fund
139
Deaths in 1915.
59
Dog License Account
46
Electric Light Department, Report of
149
Fire Department, Report of 160
133
Funded Debt of the Town
136
Hunt Trust
131
Hunters' License Account
46
Insurance Account
254
Jury List
251
Library, Report of Trustees of Thayer
141
Marriages in 1915
53
Municipal Light Board
134
Park Commissioners' Report
165
Penniman Trust
134
Police Department
162
Recapitulation
118
School Committee, Report of
195
School Investigating Committee 218
Sealer of Weights and Measures
156
Selectmen, Report of
65
Sinking Funds Account
127
Tax Collector's Account
122
Town Clerk's Report
3
Town Officers
255
Treasurer's Report
123
Union School, Report of Committee 164
Warrant for Annual Town Meeting of 1916 184
Water Commissioners. Report of 225
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