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Since the Health Department passed a regulation prohibiting the keeping of swine within a radious of one mile from the Town House, there have been but few complaints from pig-pens, and those come from outside districts.
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The following is a list of complaints on nuisances received by the Health Officer in the year ending Dec. 31, 1921.
Pig-pens
11
Cess-pools
71
Collection of Garbage
84
Collection of Rubbish
62
Privies
18
Hen-yards
28
Smoke nuisance
1
Public Dump
1
Total 279
Accounts Payable
$214.85
Accounts Receivable 531.80
Respectfully submitted,
J. H. WHEELER,
Health Officer.
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REPORT OF MILK INSPECTOR.
I herewith submit my annual report as Inspector of Milk. The Inspector is concerned chiefly with the wholesomeness of milk independently of its chemical composition. Unless great care is taken in its produc- tion, handling and keeping, milk undergoes rapid changes which render it an unwholesome food, especially for chil- dren and babies. Changes are produced principally by bacteria which enter the milk after it has been drawn from the cow, and which multiply in the milk. Their source is ordinary dust and dirt from the cows, stable workmen, utensils and milk room. Cleanliness is the principal condition on which the wholesomeness of milk depends. Milk which is perfectly clean contains few bacteria and will undergo changes so slowly that it may be marketed and kept for a reasonable length of time before undesirable changes occur. The most reliable test for the wholesomeness of milk is the number of bacteria in each cubic centimeter. Fresh clean milk con- tains less than 10,000 bacteria to a cubic centimeter. Milk of fair quality may contain 200,000 bacteria, and milk of poor quality, several millions of bacteria to a cubic centimeter.
The standard for quality adopted by the Com- monwealth of Massachusetts is: total solids 12 per cent fat 31-3 per cent. Below these figures is consid- ered dangerous to the health of children and babies. The number of bacteria to a cubic centimeter allowed by most cities and towns of the Commonwealth is 500,000, a larger number is a menace to the health.
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Two collections of samples of milk collected for the purpose of learning the quality of milk produced in town, demonstrated by analysis that seventy-five per cent. were above 31/2 per cent. in fats, and twenty-five per cent. were above 4 per cent and in total solids ·sev- enty per cent. were above 121/2 per cent. and twenty-five were' above 13 per cent. In bacteria content sixty per cent were below 100,000 to a cubic centimeter and thirty-five cent. were below 200,00. One dealer's milk con- tained 6,000,000 bacteria, one 3,000,000 and one 1,500,- 000 bacteria to a cubic centimeter. Those with high bacteria count were informed that they must be more careful in caring for their milk, and later collection and analysis revealed that they were successful in producing milk of better quality.
The Health Officer issued 14 producers' permits, and 60 dealers' licenses, and these people produce and distribute 3,000 quarts of milk daily to consumers in town, which as demonstrated by analysis is wholesome milk of good quality.
There are 60 dairies producing milk for the con- sumption of Middleboro; 40 of these have been inspected and scored once, 10 have been scored twice, and 10 have been inspected and scored three or more times.
Respectfully submitted,
J. H. WHEELER,
Inspector of Milk.
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REPORT OF INSPECTOR OF SLAUGHTERING.
I herewith submit my first annual report as In- spector of Slaughtering under the new form of govern- ment.
CENTRAL SLAUGHTER HOUSE.
The regulation passed by the Health Department to change the custom of issuing a number of slaughter- ing licenses, and to grant a permit and a license to one person to conduct a central slaughter house has in the opinion of the Inspector been very successful, and the Inspector in his travels has not heard any adverse criti- cism or complaints of the plan. The residents of the town have their choice of three methods of having their slaughtering done. (a) They can have the licensed butcher call at their residence and transport the creature to be slaughtered to the slaughtering house and return it after it is dressed. (b) They may, if they choose, transport the creature to and from the slaughter house and pay for the dressing only. (c) Or they can do the transporting and slaughtering and pay a small fee for the use of the tools and hot water furnished. If a resi- dent insists on the Inspector going to his residence to inspect a creature that is to be slaughtered he must pay the traveling expenses of the Inspector. In the past it has been the custom for the resident to notify the In- spector that he wanted to slaughter on a certain day and the town paid the traveling expenses. That method was very expensive to the Town, and unjust to the tax-
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payers, as it cost from $3.00 to $9.00 for each animal slaughtered. For illustration,-a resident in the su- burbs notifies the Inspector that he wants to slaughter a creature on his premises, the Inspector informs him at what hour he will arrive at his place and requests him to have the water hot and everything ready to begin work when he arrives; upon arriving the Inspector finds that the water is not hot enough, or that a person who is to assist has not arrived, or tools can not be found, and numerous excuses delay the beginning of the work a half or three-quarters of an hour. When operations begin, often there is not water enough, or not hot enough to scald the hog, or it is too hot and burns the hog and the bristles can not be removed without extra work. The Inspector has experienced all said troubles in doing slaughtering in the outside district; a creature is seldom dressed under two hours and it often takes three and four hours. Prior to this year the Inspector was com- pelled to hire an automobile to do inspecting in the out- side districts when not on the car line; the price paid for auto and driver was $2.00 per hour and time was charged from the time the machine left the garage un- til its return, and the average time required to kill a creature on the owner's premises was two and one-half hours.
Following is a summary of the number of creatures slaughtered and condemned in Middleboro in 1921.
1921
Neat Cattle
Veal
Swine
January
2
1
56
February
1 12
March
1
25
September
2
132
October
1
23
December
4
2
98
Total
8
4
216
Three hogs and one beef were infected with General- ized Tuberculosis, and condemned as unfit for food
Respectfully submitted,
J. H. WHEELER,
Inspector of Slaughtering.
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REPORT OF ASSESSORS.
CREDIT.
Appropriations and Estimated Receipts-1921. .
$208,882.84
Appropriations as entered
150.00
Additional-Schools Maintenance Incidentals for St. Luke's Hospital
500.00
$209,472.84
State Highway Tax
$7,793.69
State Tax
16,940.00
State Tax-Special
798.60
State Tax-Municipal
Light Plant
34.89
County Tax
10,951.70
36,518.88
$245,991.72
Overlay
2,173.89
Moths
1,598.10
Civilian War Poll Taxes
7,437.00
$257,200.71
DEBIT.
Income Tax-School Fund $10,870.00 Income Tax-General Pur- poses 7,242.25
Income Tax-Fire District
366.79
Commonwealth of Mass .-
134
Civilian War Poll Taxes 7,437.00
Moths 1,598.10
Corporation and Bank Tax 12,228.83 39,742.97
Balance for Collection
$217,457.74
Assessed on 2479 Polls at
$2.00 Town assessments $4,958.00
Assessed on 2479 Polls at
$3.00, State assessment 7,437.00
Assessed on Personal Property
42,599.87
Assessed on Real Estate
169,899.87
Assessed on Moths
1,598.10
Total Assessments
$226,492.84
Value of buildings, excluding land
$3,687,600.00
Value of land, excluding buildings
1,864,650.00
$5,552,250.00
Value of Personal Estate
1,392,130.00
Total Valuation
$6,944,380.00
Persons, firms, etc., assessed on property
3,678
Residents
2,053
Non-residents
306
Persons assessed for poll tax only
1,319
Number of horses assessed
440
Number of cows assessed
789
Number of swine assessed
88
Number of sheep assessed
30
Number of neat cattle other than cows assessed
172
Number of fowl assessed
10,635
Number of dwelling houses assessed
1,969
Number of acres of land assessed
40,485
Population of Town
8,453
Taxes remitted in 1921 have been as follows :
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On account 1917 Assessments $ 53.49
On account 1918 Assessments
727.21
On account 1919 Assessments
226.54
On account 1920 Assessments
443.22
On account 1921 Assessments
1,883.78
$3,334.24
Tax rate $30.60 on $1,000.
BENJAMIN C. SHAW, JAMES F. GARDNER, ERNEST S. PRATT,
Assessors of Middleborough.
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TOWN INDEBTEDNESS
Notes and Bonds of the Town of Middleborough as of January 1, 1922 :
School House Loan: 4 per cent., Five (5) notes of $1,650.00 each to Common- wealth of Massachusetts, due Nov. 1, 1922, to Nov. 1, 1926, inclusive. $8,250.00
Municipal Light Loan, 4 per cent:
Four (4) notes of $1,000.00 each to Worcester Sinking Fund Commrs. due Nov. 1, 1922 $4,000.00
Four (4) notes of $1,000.00 each to Bearer due Nov. 1, 1923 $4,000.00
Four (4) notes of $5,000.00 each to Common- wealth of Mass., due Nov. 1, 1924, to Nov. 1, 1927, inclusive $20,000.00
Departmental Equipment Loan, 51% per cent: Two (2) notes of $2,500.00 each to Pierce Trustees, due Nov. 1, 1922 and Nov. 1, 1923
$5,000.00
Plymouth County Hospital Loan, 5 per cent: One (1) not of $2,000.00 to Everett T. Lincoln, due Dec. 15, 1922 $2,000.00
One (1) note of $2,000.00 to Middleboro Sav- ings Bank, due Dec. 15, 1923 $2,000.00 One (1) note to Pierce Trustees of $2,000.00, due Dec. 15, 1924 $2,000.00
One (1) not of $1,000.00 to Montgomery Home, due Dec. 15, 1925 $1,000.00
One (1) note of $1,000.00 to Middleboro Sav- ings Bank, due Dec. 15. 1925 $1,000.00
One (1) note of $2,000.00 to Middleboro Sav- ings Bank, due Dec. 15, 1926 $2,000.00
Two (2) ntoes of $2,000.00 each to Montgomery Home,, due Dec. 15, 1927, and Dec. 15, 1928 $4,000.00
One (1) note of $2.000.00 to Middleboro Sav- ings Bank, due Dec. 15, 1929 $2,000.00
16,000.00
Middleborough Water Department, 4 per cent: Nineteen (19) notes of $1,000.00 each to Middle- boro Savings Bank, due Jan. 1, 1922, to Jan. 1, 1940, inclusive $19,000.00
Twenty-four (24) notes of $1,000.00 each to Middleborough Savings Bank, due June 1, 1922, to June 1, 1945, inclusive $24,000.00
43,000.00
Total
$100,250.00
Temporary Loans, 6 per cent: Two (2) notes of $25,000.00 each to Middle-
boro Savings Bank, due April 25, 1922
$50,000.00
Respectfully submitted, ALBERT A. THOMAS, Treasurer.
28,000.00
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REPORT OF THE TOWN TREASURER.
For the Year Ending December 31, 1921.
Cash on hand January 1, 1921
$4,336.16
Received for accounts as follows :-
Board of Health :- -
Frank Conant
$32.13
A. Botkin
10.00
George W. Starbuck
18.00
City of Boston
247.00
Dwight P. Kinsman
82.11
Town of Lakeville
64.00
John H. Wheeler, Agent
46.00
499.24
Cemetery Trust Funds :-
Additions to Permanent Funds
$1,795.00
Interest for care of lots
921.50
2,716.50
Collector of Taxes :-
Account 1917 Assessments
21.08
Account 1918 Assessments
1,356.84
Account 1919 Assessments
9,652.78
Account 1920 Assessments
19,412.97
Account 1921 Assessments
181,332.85
Account Fire District
1,172.37
212,948.89
Corporation and Bank Tax :- - State Treasurer 9,741.89
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Fire Department :- Town of Carver All other
$25.00
12.44
37.44
Fourth District Court :- Luke F. Kelley, Clerk
1,598.00
Herring Account :-
Freeman T. Besse
$150.00
Cities and Towns
100.00
250.00
Highway Account :-
Town of Bridgewater
$166.23
Town Teams-Maintenance
1,004.75
Village Accounts-Credits
1,798.97
Sewer Permits (3)
75.00
Pierce Trustees-1920 bill
5,241.65
Street Railway Excise Tax- 1919 Account
225.96
Incidentals :-
John J. Fowler, Supt.
$241.21 .
Rent-Engine House
181.00
State of Mass .- (Refund)
66.00
All other
39.36
527.57
Income Tax :-
State-Treasurer General
$9,274.58
State Treasurer-School Fund
10,870.00
20,144.58
Interest :-
Collector of Taxes
$2,223.43
Bank Balances
310.76
State Treasurer
.10
2,534.29
Income-Enoch Pratt Fund :-
8,512.56
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Kansas City Terminal Bonds
$200.00
City of Troy, N. Y .- Bonds 225.00
F
Licenses :-
Dog License Refund from
County
$1,142.14
All other
580.00
1,722.14
Loans :-
Plymouth County Hospital $16,000.00
Temporary
145,000.00
161,000.00
Military Aid :-
State Treasurer
191.00
Moth Account :-
State Treasurer
$405.00
All other
131.09
536.09
Middleboro Gas and Electric
Plant :-
George A. Philbrick, Manager
85,890.00
Overseers of Poor :-
John H. Pushee, Farm Ac-
count $6,441.36
State Treasurer 2,411.51
All other
1,585.48
10,438.35
Police :-
County of Plymouth-Rent
300.00
Schools :-
Charles H. Bates, Supt. $5.00
George W. Stetson
5.00
Fred N. Whitman, (Refund) .50
Town of Lakeville
3,180.00
State Treasurer
565.63
Town of Freetown
17.50
425.00
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Town of Rochester
682.50
Town of Plympton
2,017.50
Peirce Trustees 3,700.00
10,178.63
Sealer of Weights and Measures :
Fees collected 64.35
Soldiers' Burial :-
State Treasurer 60.00
Soldiers' Exemption :- State Treasurer 431.05
State Aid :-
State Treasurer 2,712.00
Town Hall :-
E. Kimball Harrison, Agent
1,170.00
Tree Warden :- Fred Lang 50.00
Water Department :--
Middleboro Savings Bank- Sinking Fund $837.12
All other
30,157.97
30,995.09
Total
$570,010.82
Payments as follows :-
250th Anniversary Committee :-
War Tax Account Dance
$6.09
Band Concerts :- Orders 150.00
Board of Health :---
Orders 4,618.16
Cemetery Trust Funds : Deposited in Trust Company $1,845.00
Deposited in Savings Bank 50.00
Payments Account Care of lots 962.50
2,857.50
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts :-
Civilian War Poll Taxes Account 1920 $24.00
Civilian War Poll Taxes
Account 1921 7,077.00
7,101.00
County Tax :-
To Treasurer Plymouth County
10,951.70
District Nurse Association :- Orders
2,000.00
Fire Department :- -
Orders 15,706.96
Fuel-Municipal Buildings :- Orders 9,674.58
G. A. R. Account Memorial Day :-
Orders 200.00
Herring Account :- Orders 645.77
Highway Accounts :- Orders
38,028.84
Incidentals :-
Orders
9,529.10
Interest :-
Temporary Loans
$4,524.91
Permanent Loans
808.50
5,333.41
Light, Account Municipal Buildings :-
Orders 1,641.27
Loans :---
Departmental Equipment
Loans $2,500.00
School House Loan 1,650.00
4,150.00
Temporary Loans
125,000.00
Middleboro Public Library :-
Orders 2,829.89
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Military Aid :- Orders
552.00
Moth Account :- Orders Middleboro Gas and Electric Plant :-
4,593.95
Bonds Paid $4,000.00
Interest Paid
1,280.00
Construction
27,547.16
Maintenance
63,166.52
95,993.68
Overseers of Poor :-
Orders
20,823.07
Pension-Retired Employee :-
Orders
281.36
Plymouh County Farm Bureau :- Orders
200.00
Plymouth County Hospital :- Orders
17,786.54
Police :---
Orders
7,356.32
Repairs-Municipal Buildings :-
Orders
4,114.78
Schools :-
Orders
73,432.39
Sealer of Weights and Measures :-
Orders
427.93
Soldiers' Burial :-
Orders
120.00
Soldiers' Relief :
Orders
2,353.94
State Aid :-
Orders
2,472.00
State Taxes-Special Assess-
ment :---
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Account Municipal Light Plant
$34.89
Account Bonus Tax
798.60
State Tax-Municipal
16,940.00
State Highway Tax
Town Hall Account :----
Orders
3,276.72
Town Officers :- Orders
8,795.84
Town Officers' Expense :-
2,364.90
Transportation-Municipal De-
partments :-
Orders
8,297.98
Tree Warden :-
Orders
547.15
Water Department:
Bonds paid
$2,000.00
Interest paid
1,760.00
Maintenance
26,841.94
30,601.94
Water-Municipal Buildings
786.30
Total Payments
$551,170.24
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1922
18,840.58
Total
570,010.82
Respectfully submitted,
ALBERT A. THOMAS,
Town Treasurer.
Orders
17,773.49
7,793.69
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REPORT OF THE COLLECTOR OF TAXES.
For the Year Ending December 31 1921.
Received as follows :--
Account 1917 Assessments :---
Town
$15.53
Moth
5.55
$21.08
Account 1918 Assessments :-
Town
$1,348.81
Moth
8.03
1,356.84
Account 1919 Assessments :-
Town
$9,477.60
Street Watering
117.48
Moths
57.70
9,652.78
Account 1920 Assessments :- -
Town
$19,177.60
Street Watering
57.76
Moths
177.61
19,412.97
Account 1921 Assessments :-
Town
$180,372.93
Moths
959.92
181,332.85
Total
$211,776.52
Account Fire District Taxes
1,172.37
Interest :-
145
Account Tax Collections
$2,134.12 Account Bank Balances 89.24
Collector's Costs
2,223.43 15.15
Total amount paid over to Town Treasurer
$215,187.47
Abatements for the year have been as follows :-
Account 1917 Assessments
$53.49
Account 1918 Assessments
727.21
Account 1919 Assessments
226.54
Account 1920 Assessments
443.22
Account 1921 Assessments
1,883.78
$3,334.24
Taxes due as follows :-
Account 1919 Assessments
$1,723.33
Account 1920 Assessments
13,301.05
Account 1921 Assessments
43,276.21
$58,300.59
Respectfully submitted,
ALBERT A. THOMAS,
Collector.
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CEMETERY TRUST FUNDS
Lot Endowed
Fund
Balance
Central and So. Middleboro Cemeteries :
M. H. Cushing $400.00
$515.17
Central and Nemasket Hill Cemeteries:
Joseph and Nathaniel Leonard
400.00
503.51
North Middleboro and Central
Cemeteries :
Everett Robinson
300.00
488.00
Rock and Ewer Cemeteries:
Tinkham and Gibbs
150.00
166.97
Nemasket Hill and Rock Cemeteries: Vaughan and Thomas
50.00
49.56
Central Cemetery :
Harding C. Angus
100.00
108.84
Sylvanus Barrows
135.00
146.93
Sarah E. Bartlett
100.00
111.01
T. H. and H. A. Besse
100.00
111.48
A. J. Bisbee
100.00
111.78
S. S. Bourne
100.00
111.93
Rufus J. Brett
100.00
111.14
F. O. Burgess
61.27
65.17
Joseph W. Cobb
100.00
111.19
Charles A. Cole
20.00
21.02
Robert V. Cole
82.14
89.52
Richard Cox
25.00
26.32
Edward H. Cromwell
100.00
100.83
William E. Crosby
100.00
100.83
Josiah C. Cushing
200.00
200.00
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Lydia B. Cushing
50.00
53.41
William L. Dean
100.00
106.98
Edwin B. Dorrance
150.00
164.12
James Dowsing
51.61
55.13
Mary E. Drake
100.00
112.62
Hannah S. Drew
100.00
112.75
Andrew W. Eaton
100.00
106.65
Ziba Eaton
100.00
110.68
George C. Fairbanks
100.00
109.20
David H. Farrar
100.00
110.82
N. N. Fenno
100.00
118.54
Albert F. Finney
100.00
100.00
William J. Francis
60.00
62.80
S. B. Gibbs
100.00
114.81
Gilmore Lot
100.00
110.55
William M. Haskins
100.00
116.70
Geo. H. Hermann
100.00
104.41
Henry M. Hodges
100.00
111.70
P. B. Holmes
100.00
126.40
Jacob Johnson
75.00
79.82
B. F. Jones
100.00
113.45
Sarah P. Jones
100.00
111.33
Annie M. Keedwell
100.00
100.83
Geo. H. Keene
100.00
100.83 '
Henry C. Keith
100.00
113.61
Clara S. Kelley
100.00
111.74
Eliza H. Kelley
100.00
116.05
William A. King
100.00
112.05
John B. Knowland
100.00
111.25
Calvin D. Kingman
100.00
109.16
Robert W. Lashures
100.00
110.26
Otis Leach
100.00
110.03
Mrs. Lehman
60.00
63.24
James Allen Leonard
150.00
168.20
Lewis Lincoln
200.00
243.55
James Livingston
100.00
105.37
148
Thomas J. Lovell
100.00
110.44
Mary A. MacDaniel
100.00
100.00
John N. Main
100.00
114.93
J. P. McCully
100.00
109.09
John R. Merrick
50.00
51.50
Clara L. Metcalf
100.00
100.83
Alden Miller
100.00
115.09
Susan R. Norveille
100.00
105.37
S. P. Osborne
100.00
121.96
Willard Osborne
100.00
100.83
A. Judson Partridge
100.00
105.87
Alvin Pease
100.00
114.34
Joseph L. Pease
100.00
111.96
David D. Perkins
75.00
80.07
Josephine Perkins
200.00
216.73
Esther A. Phinney
100.00
146.91
Andrew J. Pickens
100.00
104.12
Ebenezer Pickens
100.00
104.12
Lizzie P. Pierce
100.00
110.99
T. W. Pierce
100.00
113.49
C. Allan Porter
100.00
111.61
John B. Ramsdell
50.00
51.32
Alfred Randall
100.00
116.75
Aaron Raymond
100.00
112.22
Lucy A. Raymond
100.00
108.78
Mary A. Raymond
100.00
112.70
George W. Rich
100.00
113.16
John D. Rockwell
50.00
52.64
Amanda S. Rossiter
100.00
100.00
Albert A. Savery
50.00
51.88
Jairus H. Shaw
50.00
55.38
Ephraim Simmons et al
150.00
162.98
George F. Sisson
50.00
52.00
George Soule
100.00
100.83
Hartley A. Sparrow
45.00
45.38
Jacob G. Sparrow
100.00
110.63
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149
Louisa Spooner
100.00
111.00
Edwin F. H. Stevens
100.00
109.06
Isaiah Swift
100.00
107.50
William Swift
100.00
104.12
Reuben Taylor
100.00
115.00
Charles M. Thatcher
100.00
100.83
Eliphalet Thomas
50.00
52.56
Lydia N. Thomas
100.00
114.79
Allerton Thompson
100.00
111.78
Jason F. Thurston
50.00
50.42
Charles A. Tinkham
100.00
100.83
B. F. Tripp
100.00
111.92
John Walley
50.00
52.32
Ward lot
100.00
112.49
Azel Washburn
100.00
123.25
William Washburn
50.00
54.03
Flora A. Weston
50.00
53.41
Chauncey D. White
100.00
114.13
Sarah D. White
500.00
718.69
Henrietta Wilmot
100.00
103.37
Nemasket Hill Cemetery :
Frances E. Belcher
200.00
200.00
Elijah Burgess
100.00
100.83
Catherine P. Chace
100.00
110.61
Cordelia Crocker
50.00
51.63
J. M. Eddy
100.00
136.44
Egger and Southwick
100.00
108.12
Austin Ford
50.00
52.91
William Whittemore Goss
80.00
111.72
Charles E. W. Grinnell
100.00
106.37
Conrad J. Herman
100.00
100.83
Alvin C. Howes
100.00
105.12
James and Drake lots
100.00
106.37
Joseph B. Kettle
100.00
100.83
Charles E. Leonard
200.00
212.37
Deborah A. Paun
100.00
103.00
150
Henry F. Pope
100.00
134.82
S. Lewis Pratt
100.00
110.95
Arthur I. Randall
200.00
232.61
Sophronia L. Reed
50.00
57.31
Louis Ritter
75.00
83.14
J. Martin Robbins
50.00
51.26
Rhoda J. Savery
100.00
137.81
John Shaw
100.00
100.82
William Shiverick
150.00
193.11
Charles Soule
100.00
138.35
Warren H. Southworth
50.00
81.82
Edmund Thompson
50.00
55.73
Oliver H. Thompson
100.00
135.45
Benj. C. Tinkham
50.00
53.65
Edward F. Tinkham
200.00
232.93
Agnes Tribou
40.00
59.18
Nahum W. Tribou
75.00
79.18
Nathan H. Vaughn
100.00
100.82
Warren lot
50.00
55.95
Hannah C. Warren
50.00
52.83
C. P. Washburn
100.00
105.12
Philander Washburn
100.00
114.10
Waterman lot
100.00
109.12
Thomas Weston
150.00
211.14
B. P. Wood
100.00
135.45
Cornelius B. Wood
150.00
211.14
Ellen T. Wood
100.00
123.86
Julia N. Wood
100.00
117.00
Nelson and Albert Wood
100.00
118.03
Priscilla Wood
50.00
61.03
Thomas Wood
100.00
130.00
Rock Cemetery :
C. N. Atwood lot
100.00
111.14
Deborah Carver
100.00
153.24
Maria F. Chace
100.00
114.64
Julia S. Cobb
100.00
111.40
151
Dr. Samuel Cobb
45.00
53.55
Sylvester F. Cobb
100.00
161.57
Chas. F. Cushman
176.75
253.47
Jacob Cushman
50.00
50.00
Mary B. Keith
75.00
104.53
Seth Morton
100.00
97.83
Isaac Perkins
150.00
162.59
Phoebe Pierce
50.00
50.42
N. Horace Ryder
100.00
99.12
Geo. W. Sherman
50.00
51.36
A. J. Smith
50.00
51.38
Smith and Ryder lot
100.00
100.83
Ephraim H. Thomas
75.00
87.06
Thomas and Barrows
1,000.00
1,713.83
Winchester lot
100.00
96.83
Jane A. Wood
18.44
19.65
South Middleboro Cemetery :
Samuel N. Gammons
100.00
116.49
Ephraim A. Hunt
50.00
54.00
W. O. and S. T. LeBaron
50.00
58.21
Nathaniel F. Shurtleff
200.00
225.35
John E. Smith
50.00
50.42
John and Henry Thomas
50.00
58.21
John Tinkham
50.00
50.42
Sachem St. Cemetery :
Gammons lot
50.87
77.20
Thomas Smith
50.00
97.47
Almeda E. Thomas
50.00
69.01
Cemetery at the Green :
Atwood lot
100.00
105.62
Ira Bryant
100.00
119.16
Joseph Clark et al
10.00
108.12
Nelson Cobb
50.00
73.35
Julia H. Copeland et al
1,000.00
1,083.03
Orien E. Deane
100.00
108.60
Thomas Gammons
100.00
111.74
.
152
Branch Harlow
100.00
140.27
Stephen Harlow
100.00
108.67
Osamos Littlejohn
100.00
100.00
Seth Miller
300.00
312.32
Thompson Miller
50.00
50.00
James Gilbert Nichols
50.00
55.28
Augustus H. Soule
100.00
115.43
J. B. and I. H. Thompson
100.00
210.98
Lydia R. Thompson
100.00
144.93
Ruel Thompson
100.00
100.83
David Wood
100.00
120.63
Wood and Robbins
50.00
60.59
North Middleboro Cemetery :
Earl Henry Cushman
100.00
100.83
Oliver Eaton
200.00
208.94
Sumner Keith
100.00
139.68
. Jared Pratt
150.00
211.03
Waldron and Barrows
150.00
185.40
Purchade Cemetery :
Andrew L. Alden
50.00
62.54
David Alden
100.00
100.83
Lysander Richmond
100.00
150.98
Fall Brook Cemetery :
Joshua A. Bishop
100.00
108.12
Atwood and Thomas
200.00
241.36
Thomastown Cemetery :
Care of Cemetery
260.00
353.81
Atwood lot
100.00
113.73
Atwood lot
100.00
240.17
Asa and Clarinda Shaw
100.00
132.76
Eleager Thomas
100.00
154.97
Josiah H. Thomas
100.00
100.83
Col. Stephen Thomas
50.00
50.83
St. Mary's Cemetery :
Honora Creedon
100.00
117.59
Daniel Hallisey
100.00
114.68
153
Geo. Jeffers
500.00
626.11
Edmund S. Russell
100.00
110.97
Thomas B. Sheehan
100.00
100.83
Marion Road Cemetery :
Isaac Cushman et al
100.00
116.97
Wappanucket Cemetery :
Benjamin Richmond
400.00
531.69
Summer St. Cemetery :
Jonathan T. Washburn
200.00
306.42
Gilbert Pierce Cemetery
75.00
75.36
The above funds are deposited in the Middleborough Trust Company and the Middleborough Savings Bank.
154
WATER DEPARTMENT
Operating Account
Received for water bills collected
$29,226.93 801.04
Received for other bills collected
$30,027.97
Salary A. C. Howes, Jan. 1, 1921, to May 1, 1921 Clerical help, office; reading meters
$1,242.67
Supplies and incidentals
247.56
MAINS AND SERVICES.
$1,087.88
Maintenance, labor, $959.98; material, $767.62
$1,727.60
METERS
7.08
Maintenance, labor, $603.38; materials, $1,469.11
2,072.49
Tools and supplies
2,264.31
PUMPING STATION
Wages
4,669.39
Coal
8,286.40
Oil
117.22
Engine repairs
418.68
Filter, Renewal, coke and sand
2,327.48
Maintenance
442.50
Balance
$4,583.37
$25,444.60
$10.00 cash retained and not deposited.
WATER DEPARTMANT
Balance Sheet, December 31, 1921.
Withdrawn Midd. Savings
Deficit Jan. 1, 1921 1,717.80
Bank $ 837.12 Paid Bonds
2,000.00
Interest on N. Y., N. H. &
Paid Interest 1,760.00
H. Bonds
140.00
Expense 25,444.60
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