Town annual report of Braintree, Massachusetts for the year 1916, Part 6

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Publication date: 1916
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$2,000.00


Credits


1,090.27


Overdraft


2,164.80


$5,255.07


Paid for expenses at Home :


Salary of Superintendent $500.00


Other regular employees


362.00


Rent of pasture


40.00


Food supplies


1,024.07


Fuel and light


495.01


Hay, grain and feed


849.79


Clothing


26.41


Ordinary repairs


330.73


Ordinary equipment


170.70


Medicine, medical attendance . .


109.16


Miscellaneous, stock .. $783.90


563.30


1,347.20


$5,255.07


Credits.


Sale of produce


$869.38


Sale of stock


110.00


1


105


Payment from Police account 34.75


Board paid by individuals 45.50


Board paid by other towns 29.75


Refund .89


$1,090.27


Outside Relief,


Appropriation


$4,000.00


Credits


855.01


$4,855.01


Paid Visitor $158.20


At the State Infirmary


37.00


Medical aid in city and town hospitals


22.86


On account of cases chargeable


to this town for support or relief in private families ... 336.00


All other support or relief :


Cash allowance at disposal of re- cipients


620.28


Rent


946.32


Food


811.02


Fuel


205.48


Clothing


19.58


Medical aid in the homes of per- sons aided


557.35


Miscellaneous


72.00


$3,786.59


Unexpended balance


1,068.42


$4,855.01


Credits.


Reimbursement by individuals . $12.00


by other cities and towns 833.01


by the State


10.00


$855.01


106


Support under Chapter 763, Acts of 1913,


Appropriation


$1,500.00


Credits


1,135.84


$2,635.84


Paid cash allowance at disposal of re-


cipient


$1,777.33


Rent


436.50


Food


12.01


Fuel


108.00


Clothing


22.73


Medical aid


123.00


Nursing


10.00


$2,489.57


Unexpended balance


146.27


$2,635.84


Credits.


Reimbursements by other cities


and towns


$433.50


By the State


702.34


$1,135.84


Soldiers' Benefits.


Total appropriations


$3,540.00


Total credits


6.00


Total overdrafts


52.00


$3,598.00


Total payments


$3,363.00


Total unexpended balances


235.00


$3,598.00


State Aid and Soldiers' Burials (to be refunded by State), Appropriation


$2,500.00


Credit


6.00


$2,506.00


Paid as per vouchers:


Aid


$2,311.00


107


Burials


100.00


$2,411.00


Unexpended balance


95.00


Credit.


Refund $6.00


Military Aid (one-half to be refunded by State), Appropriation


$240.00


Paid as per vouchers


$100.00


Unexpended balance


140.00


Soldiers' Relief,


Appropriation


$800.00


Overdraft


52.00


$852.00


Paid cash aid


$755.41


Food


5.59


Medical aid


91.00


$852.00


Education.


Total appropriations


$61,093.00


Total credits


992.70


School Fund


350.00


Dog Tax


925.22


Total overdraft


32.04


$63,392.96


Total payments


$63,174.04


Total unexpended balances


218.92


$63,392.96


General Accounts,


Appropriation $57,150.00


Credits from School Dept.


992.70


Credits from School Fund


350.00


Credits from Dog Tax


925.22


$59,417.92


Paid Teachers' salaries


$43,494.45


Janitors' salaries


4.943.00


$2,506.00


$240.00


108


Text Books and Supplies,


Paid Allyn & Bacon


$111.31


American Book Co.


184.44


Appleton. D., & Co.


17.59


Atkinson, Mentzer & Co.


18.56


Babb, E. E., & Co.


1,531.58


Belyea, Mansfield A.


7.30


Binney, Henry D.


2.50


Blickensderfer Typewriter


1.90


Carter, John, & Co.


14.02


Cuff, William C.


5.00


Ditson, Oliver, Co.


3.20


Educational Publishing Co.


10.92


Educational Specialties Co.


9.88


Esselen, G. G.


2.00


Funk & Wagnalls Co.


4.00


Ginn & Co.


140.36


Hall, W. A.


2.40


Hammett, J. L., Co.


20.09


Heath, D. C., & Co.


39.66


Houghton Mifflin Co.


55.10


Jordan Marsh Co.


3.40


Kee Lox Mfg. Co.


42.00


Keystone View Co.


2.87


Knott, L. E., Apparatus Co.


48.34


Little, Brown & Co.


38.40


Macmillan Co.


54.03


Mckinley Publishing Co.


1.17


Merrill, Charles E., Co.


32.62


Milton Bradley Co.


111.93


Old Colony Gas Co.


126.59


Palmer, A. 36.61


Phonographic Institute Co.


7.66


Pierce, William H .. & Co.


9.00


Pitman, Isaac, & Sons


2.79


Rand McNally & Co.


8,20


Remington Typewriter Co.


4.40


Review of Reviews Co.


20.00


109


Sanborn, B. H., & Co.


110.52


Scott Foresman & Co. 9.50


Scribners, Charles, Sons


47.47.


Silver, Burdett & Co.


56.43


Underwood Typewriter Co. 53.80


Wildes, J. L.


5.00


World Book Co.


1.35


Wright & Potter Printing Co. ..


.80


$3,016.69


School Incidentals,


Paid Adams Express Co. $5.70


Adams Express Co.


.60


Bailey, H. W., & Co.


18.75


Boston Multigraphing & Print- ing Co.


9.00


Cain, Thomas J.


2.25


Electric Express


20.70


Fogg, George E.


6.12


Granite City Print


17.13


Haseltine, D. C.


18.39


Lyons, Timothy


.50


Maddocks, C. A.


2.08


N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.


210.70


Patch, F. K.


28.00


Pratt & Pratt


66.50


Prescott, G. W., Pub. Co.


15.00


School Printing Plant


10.20


Standish, Alfred E.


1.20


Wiggin, Ralph L.


20.00


$452.82


Other Expenses,


Paid Babb, E. E., & Co.


$20.50


Boston Bank Note Co.


14.34


Granite City Print


30.24


Smith, Frank A.


2.85


Van Vloten, Jacob


15.00


$82.93


110


Buildings and Grounds,


Paid American Seating Co.


$126.99


Archibald, George R.


170.00


Belyea, Richard


1.75


Bestick, C. R.


22.20


Borden, H. W.


133.05


Bolles, F. E.


1.40


Breck, Joseph, & Sons


10.00


Cass, Arthur W.


1.75


Chandler, Fred L.


389.27


Cobb, William H.


37.40


Eagle Oil & Supply Co.


4.50


Gage, R. Allen


44.39


Gibson, Robert


19.75


Gould, Thomas H.


140.25


Haskell's Garage


4.00


Heath, William H.


35.00


Hobart, C. H.


2.68


Hobart, Frank S.


10.22


Holbrook, George H.


139.76


Imperial Brush Co.


80.38


Johns, H. W., Manville Co.


13.07


Jordan, W. I. .


2.50


Kenney Bros. & Wolkins


9.00


Kincaide, Henry L.


12.50


Leavens, William, & Co.


14.00


Lennon, W. H.


1.00


Litchfield, B. D.


24.30


Loring, G. E., & Co.


13.60


Matthews, C. W.


1.10


Monument Mills


106.80


Ness. Peter


30.18


Pratt & Sims


.60


Qualey, Lucius


49.48


Samson Electric Co.


12.22


Skinner, Walter B.


327.16


Stackhouse, H. F.


30.00


Stewart, F. W.


3.25


1


111


Stone, R. N. 30.00


Sulpho Naphthol Co.


12.50


Sypher, James O. .


19.00


Talbot Chemical Co.


9.00


Torrey, W. A., & Co.


7.32


Underhay Oil Co.


63.24


Walworth Mfg. Co.


1.49


Water Department


182.94


West Disinfecting Co.


37.50


Whitman, H. B.


1.00


Whitman, R. E.


26.15


Whitney Bros.


35.28


Transportation,


Paid Bay State Street Railway Co. ..


$810.00


Bestick, Clarence R.


120.00


Cain, Thomas J.


360.00


Drollett, Albert A.


692.50


Paid Electric Light Department


134.65


Fuel,


Paid Gage. R. Allen


$27.50


Gibson, Robert


15.00


Sheppard, J. F., & Sons. Inc. .


1,464.92


Woodsum Coal Co.


1,165.25


$2,672.67


$59,230.63


Unexpended balance


.


187.29


$59,417.92


To Prevent Fires,


Appropriation


$500.00


Overdraft


6.24


$506.24


Paid Allen. William B.


$68.75


Holbrook, George H.


137.49


Moody, C. L.


300.00


$506.24


1


$2,450.92


$1,982.50


112


Kalsomining and Painting Penniman School, Appropriation


Paid Chandler, F. L.


$101.40


Holbrook, George H.


21.47


Skinner, W. B.


125.00


Stone, R. N.


435.00


Whitman, R. E.


60.00


$742.87


Unexpended balance


7.13


$750.00


Repairs, Pond School,


Appropriation


$300.00


Paid Gould, Thomas H.


$269.00


Whitman, R. E.


7.50


$276.50


Unexpended balance


23.50


$300.00


Repairs, Abraham Lincoln School,


Appropriation


$200.00


Paid Brooks, William


$5.00


Moody, C. L.


123.47


Whitmarsh, Frank O.


70.53


$199.00


Unexpended balance


1.00


$200.00


Adjustable Seats,


' Appropriation


$1,368.00


Overdraft


25.60


$1,393.60


Paid N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R.


$99.09


American Seating Co.


1,085.51


Kenney Bros. & Wolkins


209.00


$1,393.60


113


Plans, Abraham Lincoln School,


Appropriation


$325.00


Overdraft


.20


$325.20


Paid Norris, F. Edgar


$325.20


Land, Jonas Perkins School,


Appropriation


$500.00


Paid Loud, Ralph W.


$500.00


Library.


Total appropriations


$1,800.00


Total payments


$1,800.00


General Expenses,


Appropriation


$1,400.00


Paid Harding, William C.


. .


$1,400.00


Distribution of Books,


Appropriation


$150.00


Paid Harding, William C. .


$150.00


Janitor,


Appropriation


$250.00


Paid Sullivan, Michael J.


$250.00


Recreation.


Parks and Playgrounds,


Appropriation


$500.00


Credits from Commissioners 187.96


$687.96


Paid Bay State Street Railway Co ..


$14.40


Gibson, Robert


150.00


Heurlin, Julius


53.00


May, William


133.15


Moody, C. L.


8.40


Narragansett Machine Co.


230.00


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


1.37


Pratt & Pratt


15.75


Prescott, G. W., Pub. Co.


12.00


·


114


Skinner, Walter B. 4.75


Stearns, A. T., Lumber Co. 2.31


$625.13


Unexpended balance 62.83


$687.96


Unclassified.


Miscellaneous,


Appropriations


$2,000.00


Credits


787.45


$2,787.45


Paid Burroughs Adding Ma-


chine Co. $5.94


Cutler-Dickie Co. 5.00


Library Bureau


8.89


Ronald Press


4.00


Webster, F. S., Co.


6.37


Woodsum, B. H.


750.00


Hollis, C. J. $20.00


Sampson. Geo. E., Sec.


18.00


Horte, Robert F.


3.25


Hollis, C. J.


4.00


Pratt & Pratt


85.00


130.25


Security Safe Dep. Co. $20.00


Oakman. Otis B., Treas. .50


20,50


Bureau of Statistics


34.00


Adams Express Co. .29


· Carter Ink Co. 1,22


1.51


Stone. R. N.


45.00


White. Frank T.


15.00


Belyea. Richard $3.50


Emerson & Co. 3.68


Norfolk County Clerk


of Court 3.00


$780.20


115


Sandberg, Edward J. . 33.00


Skinner, Walter B.


1.00


White, Hartley L. . 281.00


White, Herbert G.


15.00


340.18


Cutting, James M. $12.50


Electric Express


7.70


Maher, John J.


10.00


Pratt & Pratt


529.95


560.15


Sundry persons, searching


4.80


Tax deeds


177.26


Norfolk Reg. of Deeds


$19.00


11.08


30.08


$2,138.93


Unexpended balance


648.52


$2,787.45


Credits.


Refund of Tax Titles . $415.26


30.93


$446.19


Rent of Reservoir, 1915


57.24


Cash found


.02


Licenses :


Bld., pool and bowling alleys


32.00


Druggist


2.00


Junk


160.00


Under Chap. 423, Acts 1909 .


90.00


$787.45


Memorial Day,


Appropriation $200.00


Paid Monk, Henry A., Quartermaster Post 87, G. A. R. $200.00


116


Compensation Law,


Appropriation


$450.00


Overdraft


57.08


$507.08


Paid Sampson, George E.


$507.08


Overlay Accounts, 1


Assessment of 1914, bal. Jan. 1, 1916


$2,268.87


Paid abatements of 1914 taxes $477.03


Balance Dec. 30 to Reserve Fund under Chap. 823, Acts of 1913 1,791.84


$2,268.87


Assessment of 1915, bal. Jan. 1, 1916


$2,303.93


Paid abatements of 1915 taxes $959.64


Balance December 30, 1916 1,344.29


$2,303.93


Assessment of 1916 overlay


$3,628.32


Paid abatements of 1916 taxes $1,241.02


Balance December 30, 1916 2,387.30


$3,628.32


Damages on account of relocating Washington Street, 1915, (to be refunded by County),


No appropriation Overdraft


$2,142.50


Paid sundry persons


$2,142.50


Damages on account of relocating Washington and Hancock Streets (to be refunded by County),


No appropriation


Overdraft


$6,463.00


Paid sundry persons


$6,463.00


Electric Light Department.


Lighting Board, Appropriations,


Salaries


$300.00


Depreciation Fund


3,846.87


Line extensions


1,345.13


Street lights, West Street


131.00


No order drawn


$5,623.00 $5,623.00


117


Water Department.


Water main extension, Union Street


and Hillside Road $7,000.00


Water main extension 3,500.00


$10,500.00


Paid Water Department


$10,500.00


Cemetery.


Plain Street,


Appropriation


$200.00


Credits


27.00


$227.00


Paid Cutting, James M.


$50.00


Sundry persons


161.50


$211.50


Unexpended balance


15.50


$227.00


Credits.


Lots and grave sold


$27.00


Interest,


Appropriations on Funded Debt :


General


$710.00


Playground


110.00


Schools


2,215.00


Town Hall


1,580.00


Electric Light


660.00


Water


10,960.00


$16,235.00


On loans in anticipation of reve-


nue


2,000.00


Paid by Treasurer (no orders drawn) $18,063.56 Unexpended balance 171.44


$18,235.00


$18,235.00


118


Municipal Indebtedness,


Appropriations :


General


$2,250.00


Playgrounds


500.00


Schools


5,500.00


Town Hall


3,000.00


Water


5,000.00


Paid by Treasurer (no orders drawn)


$16,250.00 $16,250.00


Sinking Funds,


Appropriations


$2,550.00


No order drawn, Electric Light loan $430.00


Paid Oakman, Otis B., Treas. 2,120.00


$2,550.00


RECAPITULATION. Orders drawn for


Moderator. salary


$25.00


Selectmen. salaries


$487.50


Clerical help and other expenses 447.53


$935.03


Auditors, salaries


$150.00


Treasurer, salary


$525.00


Other expenses


100.00


Bond


2.50


$627.50


Tax Collector, salary


$600.00


Other expenses


207.92


Bond


200.00


$1,007.92


Assessors, salaries


$750.00


Other expenses


587.31


$1,337.31


Town Clerk, salary


$650.00


Other expenses


244.61


$894.61


119


Law


$170.55


Election and Registration :


Registrars, salaries


$150.00


Other expenses


889.72


$1,039.72


Town Hall :


Janitor


$550.00


Maintenance


1,345.32


Police Department :


Police, salaries


$3,751.50


Extra patrolmen


375.00


Other expenses


526.77


Fire Department :


Pay of Engineers and Firemen $2,557.00


Extra pay of firemen


715.55


General expenses


1,373.33


Hydrant service


6,850.00


New hose


578.70


Injury to horse


200.00


Fire alarm


740.94


$13,015.52


Weights and Measures :


Sealer. salary


$200.00


Other expenses


194.97


$394.97


Forestry :


Gypsy and brown tail moth sup-


pression


$3,809.81


Care of trees


519.50


Forest fires


599.97


$4,929.28


Health and Sanitation :


Board of Health, salaries


$300.00


Other expenses


120.05


Printing


71.75


Contagious diseases


882.85


$1,895.32


$4,653.27


120


Fumigation 223.86


Inspection of animals


100.00


Inspection of meat and prov's. . 300.00


Inspection of milk


100.00


Inspection of plumbing


412.30


Care of dumps


102.61


Clean-up week


52.50


Vital statistics


53.50


$2,719.42


Highways and bridges :


Highway surveyors


$487.50


Clerical help and other expenses


172.29


General repairs


25,027.40


Snow


4,824.29


Street lights


6,282.00


Park Avenue


292.50


Hobart Street sidewalk


141.25


$37,227.23


Charities :


Overseers of the Poor, salaries . . $487.50


Clerical help and other expenses 197.71


Braintree Home


5,255.07


Outside relief


3,786.59


Chapter 763, Acts 1913


2,489.57


1


$12,216.44


Soldiers' Benefits :


State Aid and soldiers' burials .


$2,411.00


Military Aid


100.00


Soldiers' relief


852.00


$3,363.00


Education :


General account $59,230.63


To prevent fires 506.24


Repairs Penniman School 742.87


Repairs Pond School 276.50


Repairs Abraham Lincoln School 199.00


Adjustable seats


1,393.60


121


Plans Abraham Lincoln School . 325.20 Land Jonas Perkins School 500.00


$63,174.04


Library :


General expenses


$1,400.00


Distribution of books


150.00


Janitor


250.00


$1,800.00


Recreation :


Parks and playgrounds


$625.13


Unclassified :


Miscellaneous


$2,138.93


Memorial Day


200.00


Compensation Law


507.08


Abatement of Taxes


2,677.69


Reserve Fund


1,791.84


Relocation of Washington and


Hancock Streets


8,605.50


$15,921.04


Water Department :


Extension of mains


$10,500.00


Cemetery :


Plain Street


$211.50


Sinking Funds :


Water loans


$2,120.00


Total amt. of orders drawn


$180,953.80


COLLECTOR'S ACCOUNT OF TAXES


F. A. SMITH-In Account with the Town of Braintree, Dec. 30, 1916.


U'ncollected Taxes, Dec. 31, 1915, and Commitment of 1916.


Interest Collected.


Total Amount.


Cash Paid Town Treasurer.


Uncollected Taxes Dec. 30. 1916.


Tax of 1914, bal. due


$3,789.47


$318.00


$4,107.47


$4,107.47


Tax of 1915. bal. due


48,519.32


1.208.44


49,727.76


39,166.51


$10,561.25


1915 Commitment


195,881.95


113.74


195,995.69


143,338.18


52,657.51


Excise Tax. Bay State


St. Railway Co.


2,581.11


2,581.11


2,581.11


$250,771.85


$1,640.18


$252,412.03


$189,193.27


$63,218.76


122


123


TREASURER'S REPORT.


Otis B. Oakman, Treasurer, In Account with Town of Braintree, January 1, 1916, to December 30, 1916, inclusive.


Dr


Balance January 1, 1916 $31,026.65


F. A. Smith, Tax Collector :


1914, $3,789.47, int. $318.00 $4,107.47


1915, $37,958.07, int. $1,208.44 39,166.51


1916, $145,805.55, int. $113.74


145,919.29


$189,193.27


(Of the 1916 amount, $2,581.11 is Excise Tax.)


Loans in Anticipation of Taxes :


Maturing Nov. 15, 1916 $20,000.00


Maturing Nov. 22, 1916 20,000.00


Maturing Nov. 29, 1916 20,000.00


Maturing April 2, 1917 10.000.00


Maturing April 9, 1917


10,000.00


Maturing April 16, 1917


5,000.00


$85,000.00


(Average rate of interest, 3.431/2%.)


Int. on dep. Nat. Shawmut Bank $805.99


Treasurer of Commonwealth :


Corporation Tax,


Public service $2,047.71


Business service 5,042.21


National Bank Tax


1,115.68


Soldiers' exemption


162.56


Military aid 84.00


Burial of paupers 10.00


State Aid


2,340.00


Burial of indigent soldiers 100.00


Street Railway Tax


1,694.54


124


Tuition


204.25


Mothers with dep. children 386.75


$13,187.70


Selectmen's account 8,557.53


(The details of this account may be found in the Auditor's account of receipts and expenditures.)


Proceeds of notes for extension of


water mains


7,045.89


$334,817.23


Cr.


Paid 2601 orders from Selectmen . . . . $180,953.80


Tax Notes :


April 4, 1916 $5,000.00


April 17, 1916


10,000.00


May 2, 1916


10,000.00


Nov. 15, 1916


20,000.00


Nov. 22, 1916


20,000.00


Nov. 29, 1916


20,000.00


$85,000.00


Bonds, Lincoln School


2,000.00


Bonds, Hollis School


3,500.00


Bonds, Hollis Playground


500.00


Bonds, Town Hall


$3,000.00


Note, Water Ext., Mayflower Park


1,000.00


Note, Library Trustees


750.00


Note, Water Ext., Liberty Street


2,500.00


Note, Hunt Trust


1,000.00


Note, Library Trustees


500.00


$14.750.00


State Treasurer :


State, Metropolitan Park, and Charles River Basin Tax ... (Details of this tax may be found in the Assess- ors' report.)


$23,533.46


125


County Tax $7,533.86


Commonwealth, 25% of druggists' li-


censes .50


Nat. Shawmut Bank, exchange


.83


Interest :


Hunt Trust. $9,000, one year, to July 1, 1916 $360.00


Thayer Library, $6,750, one year to August 1, 1916 270.00


Stetson Fund, $2,000, one year to Sept. 22, 1916 80.00


Lincoln School Bonds, $8,000, 6 mos.


to June 1, 1916 140.00


Lincoln School Bonds, $6,000. 6 mos. to Dec. 1, 1916 . 105.00


Playground Bonds, $3,000, 6 mos. to June 1, 1916 60.00


Playground Bonds, $2,500, 6 mos. to Dec. 1, 1916 50.00


Hollis School Bonds, $51,000, 6 mos. to June 1, 1916


1,020.00


Hollis School Bonds, $47,500, 6 mos. to Dec. 1, 1916 950.00


Town Hall Bonds, $41,000, 6 mos. to June 1, 1916 820.00


Town Hall Bonds, $38,000, 6 mos. to Dec. 1, 1916 760.00


Liberty St. Water Loan, $5,000, 1 year to Oct. 4, 1916 200.00


Dis. on tax notes, av. basis 3.431/2% . 1,828.56


6,643.56


$318,416.01


Balance dep. in Nat. Shawmut Bank .


16,401.22


$334,817.23


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Braintree, Jan. 20, 1917. We have examined the 1916 account of the Treasurer. and find it correct. The disbursements are properly vouched and the balance, $16.401.22. is on deposit in the National Shawmut Bank. (Signed)


C. FRED TARBOX, FRANK W. COUILLARD, PAUL MONAGHAN, Auditors for 1916.


Reserve Fund from Overlays.


Act of 1913.


Balance Jan. 1, 1916 $1,330.35


Interest on deposit 30.79 Overlays from 1914 1,791.84


Amt. of fund Dec. 30, 1916 $3,152.98


We find the above amount on deposit in the National Shawmut Bank.


C. FRED TARBOX. FRANK W. COUILLARD. PAUL MONAGHAN, Auditors for 1916. Jan. 20, 1917.


Protested Taxes Account.


Balance Jan. 1. 1916


$1,731.13


Int. on dep.


34.10


Amt. of fund Dec. 30, 1916 $1,765.23


Examined and compared with bank statement. Bal- ance in State Street Trust Co., credit, Jan. 1. 1917, $1.765.23.


C. FRED TARBOX. FRANK W. COUILLARD. PAUL MONAGHAN.


Auditors for 1916.


Jan. 17. 1916.


127 SINKING FUNDS ACCOUNT.


WATER LOAN OF 1888, $100,000, 4 PER CENT., DUE JANUARY 1, 1918.


Cr.


Balance Dec. 31, 1915


$99,266.76


Income 1916 $4,051.82


Less interest accrued and pre-


mium.on bond bought 8.34


$4,043.48


INVESTMENTS.


Two bonds Boston, Revere Beach &


Lynn R. R. 41/2%, each $1,000 . $2,000.00


One bond Rumford Falls & Rangeley R. R. 5% 1,000.00


Ten bonds Braintree Lighting loan, 4%, each $1,000


10,000.00


500.00


One bond Braintree Light. loan. 4% . Four bonds Fitchburg R. R,. 1920, 4%, each $1,000 4,000.00


Three bonds Ill. Central R.R., 31/2%, each $1.000, cost 2,945.00


Seven bonds C. B. & Q. R. R., 31/2%, each $1,000, cost


6,600.00


Two bonds West End St. R. W., 4%, each $1,000


2,000.00


Three bonds N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., 4%, each $1,000, cost 2,615.11


Two bonds, Boston & Maine R.R., 4%, each $1,000, cost


1,960.00


Two bonds Am. Tel. & Tel .. 4%, each $1,000, cost


1,777.50


One note Town of Braintree. 4%, due July 15. 1917


1,000.00


Forty-one bonds Town of Braintree water loan. 4%. each $1,000. due 1918 41.000.00


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Five bonds, Town of Braintree water


loan, 4%, due 1921 5,000.00


One bond Fitchburg R. R., 1925, 4% 1,000.00


Abington Savings Bank 381.04


Braintree Savings Bank 6,152.57


Randolph Savings Bank


286.64


Hingham Savings Bank


1,235.36


Quincy Savings Bank


240.05


Rockland Savings Bank


3,708.85


Weymouth Savings Bank


1,688.46


East Weymouth Savings Bank


246.43


South Weymouth Savings Bank


127.39


Boston Five Cents Savings Bank


5,800.84


Cambridge Savings Bank


45.00


$103,310.24 $103,310.24


WATER LOAN OF 1891, $150,000, AT 4 PER CENT., DUE JUNE 1, 1921.


Cr.


Balance Dec. 31, 1615


$116,219.26


Town appropriation 1916


2,000.00


Income 1916


4,660.47


INVESTMENTS.


Six bonds Braintree Lighting loan, 4%, each $1,000


$6,000.00


Three bonds Boston, Revere Beach and Lynn R.R., 41/2%, each $1,000 ..


3,000.00


Three bonds Ill. Central R.R., 31/2%', each $1,000.00, cost


2,940.10


Ten bonds C. B. & Q. R. R., 31/2%, each $1,000, cost


9,330.68


Three bonds C. B. & Q. R. R., 4%, each $1,000


3,000.00


One bond N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., 31/2%, each $1,000, cost 970.29


Seven bonds N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., 4%, each $1,000, cost 6,130.11


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One bond Fitchburg, 4% 1,000.00


Three bonds B. & M. R. R., 4%, each $1,000, cost 2,940.00


Two notes Town of Braintree, 4%, each $1,000, July 15, 1918-19- 2,000.00


Fifty-five Town of Braintree Water bonds, 4%, due 1921 55,000.00


Fourteen Town of Braintree Water bonds, 4%, due 1918 14,000.00


Abington Savings Bank


212.78


South Weymouth Savings Bank


95.22


East Weymouth Savings Bank


117.46


Quincy Savings Bank


238.90


Braintree Savings Bank


8,022.62


Rockland Savings Bank


643.29


Hingham Savings Bank


40.41


Randolph Savings Bank


2,959.88


Weymouth Savings Bank


1,670.49


Cambridge Savings Bank


67.50


Town of Braintree Water Note, due


October, 1917


2,500.00


$122,879.73$122,879.73


WATER LOAN. OF 1896, $6,000, 4 PER CENT., DUE AUGUST 1, 1926.


Cr.


Balance Dec. 31, 1915


$3,359.85


Town appropriation, 1916


120.00


Income 1916


140.22


INVESTMENTS.


One bond Braintree Water loan, 4%, due 1921


$1,000.00


South Weymouth Savings Bank


999.50


Randolph Savings Bank


1,516.51 .


Braintree Savings Bank


104.06


$3,620.07 $3,620.07


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MUNICIPAL LIGHTING LOAN OF 1893, 4 PER CENT., PAYABLE APRIL 5, 1917, $16,500.


Balance December 31, 1915


$14,821.91


Town appropriation 1916 paid by Light Board


430.00


Income 1916


615.01


INVESTMENTS.


Three bonds Braintree ' Water loan,


4%, $1,000 each, due 1921 $3,000.00


One bond N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., $1,000 each, cost 935.00


Randolph Savings Bank


2,494.84


Braintree Savings 'Bank


3,110.30


Weymouth Savings Bank


2,455.76


Quincy Savings Bank


2,111.12


East Weymouth Savings Bank


1,759.90


$15,866.92 $15,866.92


The securities of the Sinking Funds of 1888, 1891, 1893 and 1896 have been examined at the Security Vaults, 'Bos- ton, and found as stated.


The sums named as on deposit in the various Savings Banks have been compared with the Pass Books and are correct.


(Signed)


C. FRED TARBOX, F. W. COUILLARD, PAUL MONAGHAN, Auditors, 1916.


January 20, 1917.


THE NATHANIEL H. HUNT TRUST. Otis B. Oakman, Treasurer.


Principal :----


Cr.


Eight notes Town of Braintree, $1,000 each, date $8,000.00


July 1, 1914, 4%, due July 9. 1917-1924, inc. One bond Boston Elevated, 4% 1.000.00


Three bonds B. & M. R. R., 4%, each $1,000 3,000.00


One bond New England Railway, 4% 1,000.00


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Two bonds C. B. & Q. R. R., 4%, each $1,000 . .. 2,000.00


Four bonds N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., 4%, each $1,000 4,000.00


Braintree Savings Bank, Book No. 5253 2,526.05


Weymouth Savings Bank, Book 13504 2,000.00


Quincy Savings Bank Book 'No. 32035


750.94


January 1, 1917. $24,276.99 Dr.


Income Account:


Town notes, $9,000, one year to July 1, 1916 .... $360.00 Boston Elevated, $1,000, one year to Nov. 1, 1916 40.00


*B. & M. R. R., $3,000, 6 mos. to March 1, 1916 .. 60.00


40.00


N. E. Railway, $1,000, one year to Jan. 1, 1917 . C. B. & Q. R. R., $2,000, one year to Jan. 1, 1917 80.00 N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., $2,000, one year to Jan. 1, 1917 80.00


N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., $2,000, one year to Nov. 1, 1916 80.00


Braintree Savings Bank, No. 5253, div. to Jan. 1, 1916 101.02


Weymouth Savings Bank, No. 13504, div. Jan. 1, and July 1, 1916 45.00


Quincy Savings Bank, div. to Oct. 1, 1916 30.00


$916.02


Paid W. C. Harding, Treasurer Trustees Thayer Library $916.02


We find the above named securities in the town box at the Security Vaults, Boston, and the disbursements of the income, which is properly stated, are vouched for.


The amounts represented on deposit at the Braintree, Weymouth and Quincy Savings Banks are as stated. (Signed)


C. FRED TARBOX, F. W. COUILLARD, · PAUL MONAGHAN Auditors, 1916.


January, 1917.


* The September interest on these notes is unpaid, as the road is in the hands of a receiver.


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CHARLES EDWARD FRENCH TRUST. Otis B. Oakman, Treasurer.


Principal :


Two Town of Braintree Water Bonds of 1891, each $1,000


$2,000.00


Income account :


Balance Jan. 1, 1916 . .. $40.00


June 1, 1916, coupons . 40.00


Dec. 1, 1916, coupons . . 40.00 $120.00


Paid W. C. Dorrety, 15 silver medals . $80.00


Dec. 30, 1916, balance in Braintree Savings Bank 40.00


$120.00


$120.00


The above bonds are in the Security Vaults, Boston, and the balance of income in the Braintree Savings Bank. (Signed)


C. FRED TARBOX, F. W. COUILLARD, PAUL MONAGHAN, Auditors, 1916.


January 20, 1917.


THE ANN MARIA PENNIMAN TRUST. Otis B. Oakman, Treasurer.


Dr.


Fund on dep. in the Braintree Savings Bank ..


$500.00


Vouched by Pass Book. (Signed)


C. F. TARBOX, FRANK W. COUILLARD, PAUL MONAGHAN, Auditors, 1916.


Income :


Balance Braintree Savings Bank, Jan. 1, 1916 $20.20


From Braintree Savings Bank, inter-


est to Jan. 1, 1917


20.60


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Paid Alida N. Stevens and Chester A. Maddocks, Committee . .... Jan. 1, 1917, balance in Braintree Sav- ings Bank 20.60


$20.20


Properly vouched, (Signed)


$40.80


$40.80


C. F. TARBOX, F. W. COUILLARD, PAUL MONAGHAN, Auditors, 1916.




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