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May 24 .- Voted, That the land and buildings on School street now occupied for school purposes, when abandoned, be placed in the hands of the Selectmen to be sold, leased or applied to such purposes as they may consider for the best interests of the Town.
May 24 .- Voted, That the vacant lot of land on North Russell street westerly of the Russell street school house, now owned by the Town, be placed in the hands of the School Committee to build thereon a school house to accom- modate the schools.
May 24 .- Voted, That the School Committee be and are hereby authorized to purchase land and erect a school house for the accommodation of the schools now occupying the school house on the north side of South street.
May 24 .- Voted, That the School Committee be and are hereby authorized to purchase land and erect a school house in the northerly part of the town, north of Centennial street.
May 24 .- Voted, That the sum of twelve thousand dollars be and is hereby appropriated for the purchase of land and the erection of school houses as voted.
May 24 .- Voted, That the Selectmen be and are hereby authorized to draw their warrant on the Treasurer for a sum not exceeding twelve thousand dollars to carry into effect this vote, to borrow money for said purpose, and to issue notes or bonds therefor upon such terms, and for such time, as they deem expedient within the requirements of the law.
May 24 .- Voted, That the School Committee be and are hereby authorized to purchase a lot of land adjoining the school house near Barnabas Hedge's, and that the sum of fifty dollars be appropriated therefor.
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May 24 .- Voted, That the vote passed at [the last annual meeting authorizing the sale of the old High School build- ing be reconsidered, and that the Selectmen be instructed to permit the building to be used for any public purpose which, in their opinion, may be for the interest of the Town, until otherwise ordered by the Town.
May 24 .- Voted, To authorize the Water Commissioners to remit the amount now due the Town from the Rider Home, and supply the Home with water without charge as long as it continues to be used for charitable purposes.
May 24 .- Voted, To authorize the Water Commissioners to lay a pipe in the new street around Spooner's pond and appropriate the sum of two thousand dollars and charge the same to the water account.
May 24 .- Voted, That the Selectmen be authorized to al- low the Fire Department the use of any public building not used for other purpose.
May 24 .- Voted, That the Selectmen be authorized to ex- pend such an amount as may be necessary in altering build- ings for the use of the Fire Department.
May 24 .- Voted, That the Town of Plymouth adopt the sys- tem of sewerage substantially as shown in the plans sub- mitted by Charles F. Chase, subject to such modifications and alterations as the Committee on Sewerage may approve, and appropriate for the construction and care of said sew- ers the sum of twenty thousand dollars, and such further sums as may from time to time be paid for the right to en- ter them.
May 24 .- Voted, That a committee of three be chosen to be known as the Committee on Sewerage, which shall have sole charge of the construction and care of said sewers and any
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extension of them ; to serve until the next anuual meeting, when the Town shall choose their successors.
May 24 .- Voted, That the Selectmen for the time being are hereby authorized to draw their warrants on the Treas- urer for the sums hereby appropriated for the construction of sewers, and to borrow money from time to time for said purpose, and are further authorized to issue the notes or bonds of the Town in a sum not exceeding twenty thousand dollars upon such terms and for such times as they shall deem expedient.
May 24 .- Voted, That the Committee of Three be ap- pointed by the Chair.
May 24 .- Article 9 was taken up as follows : "To see if the Town will investigate the manner and lawful methods by which Oak Grove Cemetery, a private corporation, was transferred to the Town for a public burial ground.
Voted, That the Article be referred to a Committee of Three to report at the next Town meeting.
December 9 .- Voted, That the Selectmen be authorized to borrow the sum of fifteen thousand dollars and to issue therefor the notes ot the Town, each for the sum of seven hundred and fifty dollars, bearing interest at the rate of of 43 per centum per annum, payable semi-annually, dated November 1, 1893, and payable one at the end of one year from the said day, and one at the end of each successive year thereafter until the whole are paid, the said notes to be signed by the Treasurer and approved by a majority of the Selectmen of the Town.
December 9 .- Voted, That the above vote be in substitu- tion for the vote passed May 24th, appropriating twenty thousand dollars for the same purpose.
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December 9 .- Voted, That the further consideration of Article 3 be postponed to the next Town meeting, and that the By-Laws directed by Chapter 447 of Acts of 1893, which may be proposed by the Board of Health for adop- tion by the Town, be printed and copies of the same be dis- tributed throughout the Town.
December 9 .- Voted, That the Park Commissioners be instructed not to interfere with any fisherman or farmer on Beach Park, and that permission be given to persons, now occupying the Beach, to continue the buildings on said Park free of rent until the further vote of the Town.
December 9 .- Voted, That the Town accept and allow the extension of Water street as laid out by the Selectmen.
December 9 .- Voted, That the Town accept and allow the Town way called Hall street as laid out by the Selectmen.
December 9 .- Voted, That the Town accept and allow the Town way called Atlantic street as laid out by the Select- men.
December 9 .- Voted, That the Selectmen be authorized to transfer the appropriation for macadamizing made at the last annual meeting to the appropriation for "new roads" and "roads and bridges."
December 9 .- Voted, To accept the report of the Com- mittee of the Town appointed at the last meeting to exam- ine into the transfer of Oak Grove Cemetery to the Town.
REPORT OF THE TREASURER
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 31, 1893.
The Treasurer is charged with -
Cash on hand, Jan. 1, 1893. $19,122 22
Water rates, labor and materials 17,830 48
Sewer loan
15,000 00
Temporary loan 51,000 00
Fire department 6,000 00
Agawam and Half-way Pond fishery
754 00
School department reimbursement
18 25
Poor department reimbursement
1,278 29
Road department reimbursement
400 51
Sewer entry. 30 00
Morton Park reimbursement
77 50
Manomet Cemetery, sale of lots, etc
7 20
Chiltonville Cemetery, sale of lots, etc
22 48
Vine Hills Cemetery, sale of lots, etc.
147 93
Widows reimbursement.
12 00
Old Colony Bank, dividend
400 00
Murdock fund, interest
36 50
New schools reimbursement
17 00
Burial Hill, lease
1 00
Beach Park, storage
2 00
Town Records, sale of books
145 80
Liquor licenses
5 00
Seal bounty from County
246 00
Amount carried forward. $112,554 16
16
Amount carried forward $112,554 16
Military aid reimbursements
17 70
State aid reimbursements from State
2,955 00
Indigent aid from State. 413 46
Indigent aid from State reimbursement
14 00
Dog fund from County
920 12
Insane poor reimbursements
848 70
Armory rent from State
400 00
Fines from District Court.
412 92
Licenses
130 25
New schools loan
10,000 00
Interest on taxes
432 27
Rebate of interest
112 84
Warren fund income
50 00
Corporation tax from State
7,668 10
Bank tax from State.
2,198 36
Taxes of 1893, including abatement of$1,619 07. 95,467 36
" 1892,
66
66 503 01.
7,440 89
" 1891,
356 33.
1,636 23
" 1890,
66
59 71.
356 83
66 1889,
66
2 00.
38 56
$244,067 75
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The Treasurer is charged with the following payments :-
Temporary loan repaid $51,000 00
Schools 29,937 56
Water department 18,032 84
Roads and bridges
13,743 15.
New schools.
10,877 72
Notes and bonds paid
13,570 00
Contingent account.
5,612 04
State tax
6,800 00.
County tax
8,421 05
National Bank tax
4,964 .31
Interest account
5,133 75
Poor department
7,895 32
Fire department
13,310.90
New roads
8,743 28
Watch and police
2,186 67
Insane poor
3,064 11
Sidewalks
1,087 37
Burial Hill
177 07
Sewers
10,041 36
Assessors
1,223 77
Collector
699 97
Treasurer
700 00
Abatements .
2,540 12
Vine Hills Cemetery
563 04
Cedarville Cemetery
50
Chiltonville Cemetery
1 50
Manomet Cemetery
5 37
Sexton
125 00
Duxbury & Cohasset R. R.
1,500 00
Public Library
600 00
Amount carried forward.
$222,557 77
2
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Amount brought forward.
$222,557 77
Agawam and Half-way Pond fishery
97 50
Indigent aid
650 96
State aid
3,265 00
Military aid
958 05
Liquor licenses to State
1 25
Seal bounty
261 00
Burton Park.
7 19
Training Green
202 72
Morton Park .
702 91
Beach Park
213 95
Bates Park
60 27
Publication of Town Records
251 00
Widows
146 00
Lighting streets and town house.
5,728 66
Suspense
41 88
Cash, Dec. 31, 1893
8,921 64
$244,067 75
The undrawn balances of the several appropriations are as follows :-
Vine Hills Cemetery
$357 56
Abatements
1,192 30
Fresh Brook.
13 92
Burton Park
4 73
Beach Park.
16 79
Morton Park
61
Warren fund
1,128 81
Collector
1 55
Amount carried forward. $2,716 27
19
Amount brought forward
$2,716 27
Water works .
456 23
Manomet Cemetery
69 84
Widows.
34
Watch and police
13 33
Murdock fund
730 00
Poor.
632 64
Lighting streets and town house
162 75
New school house
4,139 28
Bates Park
14 73
Public Library
600 00
Sewers
4,988 64
Chiltonville Cemetery
4 15
$14,528 20
The overdrawn balances of the several appropriations are as follows :-
Indigent aid
$638 77
Town Records.
1,545 74
Cedarville Cemetery
109 76
Military aid.
960 35
Insane poor
15 41
Schools
1,919 31
Town debt and interest
1,317 66
Training Green.
36 57
New High school house
3,673 66
Contingent account.
404 37
Fire department.
2,310 90
Roads and bridges 383 39
Amount carried forward. $13,315 89
20
Amount brought forword $13,315 89
Sidewalks 83 45
Assessors 23 77
Burial Hill
130 87
$13,553 98
TOWN DEBT. WATER LOAN FUNDED.
58,800 four per cent. bonds dated June 1st, 1885, payable within twenty years in an- nual payments of $2,800. $58,800 00
31,200 four per cent. bonds dated August 1st, 1890, of which the sum of $1,300 is payable annually 31,200 00
20,000 six per cent. bonds due August 1st, 1894, 20,000 00
2,400 four per cent. notes due August, 1894. . . 2,400 00
$112,400 00
DUXBURY AND COHASSET RAILROAD LOAN.
. Note to Plymouth Savings Bank,
due April 1st, 1894, 4 per cent. $750 00
Note to Plymouth Five Cents Sav- ings Bank, due April 1, 1894, 4 per cent 750 00
1,500 00
CONSOLIDATED LOAN.
Consolidated loan at Plymouth
Savings Bank, dated April
Amount carried forward. $113,900 00
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Amount brought forward. $113,900 00
1st, 1891, $2,200 payable an- nually, 4} per cent. $17,600 00
Consolidated loan at Plymouth Five Cents Savings Bank, dated April 20th, 1891, $670 payable annually, 43 per cent. 5,360 00 22,960 00
HIGH SCHOOL HOUSE LOAN. Note to Plymouth Savings Bank,
dated July 1st, 1891, 4 per cent. $2,000 payable annually $16,000 00 Note to Plymouth Five Cents Sav- ings Bank, dated July 1st, 1891, 4 per cent., $2,000 pay- able annually . 16,000 00
32,000 00
PLYMOUTH AND MIDDLEBORO R. R. LOAN. Note dated Jan. 7, 1892, 4 per cent. payable $5,000 annually $45,000 00 45,000 00
NEW SCHOOL HOUSES.
Note dated July 3d, 1893, 5 per
cent. payable $500 annually . $5,000 00
Note dated December 9th, 1893, 43 per cent., payable $500 an- nually ... 5,000 00 10,000 00
FIRE DEPARMENT LOAN.
Note dated July 1st, 1893, 5 per cent., payable $1,000 annually $5,000 00 Note dated December 9th, 1893, 43 per cent., payably $200 an- nually 1,000 00
6,000 00
Amount carried forward. $229,860 00
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Amount brought forward. $229,860 00
SEWER LOAN.
Notes dated November 1st, 1893, 43 per cent., payably $750 an- nually
$15,000 00
15,000 00
Indebtedness December 31st, 1893.
$244,860 00
31st, 1892. 233,030 00
Increase for the year
$11,830 00
There is due the Town as follows :
Uncollected taxes, 1890
$107 91
1891
600 01
66
1892
2,978 14
1893
11,344 36
$15,030 42
Indigent aid due from State
319 38
State aid due from State
3,281 50
Seal bounty due from County 261 00
$18,892 30
CONTINGENT.
CR.
By-
Appropriation. .
$4,000 00
for deficiency.
1,011 20
Armory rent
400 00
Fines.
412 92
Miscellaneous receipts
396 25
Balance overdrawn 404 37
$6,624 74
23
DR.
To-
Overdrawn balance of old account $1,011 20
Stationery 55 27
Surveying 57 00
Inspector of Cattle 150 00
Fuel 111 62
Incidentals 135 97
Clerk of the Selectmen 160 40
Town meeting expenses.
222 20
Returns of births, deaths, etc. 258 35
Legal expenses, deeds, recording, etc.
23 00
Fire in the woods 141 24
Services of Selectmen
775 06
Post-office bills.
95 10
Board of Health and expenses. 538 52
Repairs at town house.
23 94
Janitor of town house
180 81
Board of Registration and expenses.
266 35
Fees and expenses of arrest. 133 68
Expenses of State election 141 10
Armory rent, heat and light and rifle range. 1,020 00
Advertising and printing, including town report. 716 70
Expressage
6 10
Auditor
75 00
Highway damage 10 00
Care of town clock 25 00
Closets at Armory for uniforms.
124 00
Protecting and trimming trees. 164 13
Selling herring stream . 3 00
$6,624 74
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ROADS AND BRIDGES.
CR.
By-
Appropriation
$14,000 00
Undrawn balance of old account.
202 53
Reimbursements from sewers.
175 00
66
66
Poor department.
49 25
66
Fire department.
18 41
66
66
Small accounts
59 05
66
66
Pilgrim Society
13 50
66 N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R.
49 00
66
66 P. & K. Street R. R. . .
36 30
Balance overdrawn
383 39
$14,986 43
DR.
To-
Payments in 1893.
$13,743 15
Transfer to new roads.
1,243 28
$14,986 43
NEW ROADS.
CR.
By-
By appropriation. . $7,500 00
481 95
Transfer from roads and bridges.
1,243 28
$9,225 23
DR.
To-
Balance overdrawn, old account
$481 95
Court street widening, 2,957 45
Amount carried forward $3,439 40
for deficiency .
25
Amount brought forward. $3,439 40
Howes Lane land damage and referee
550 00
Water street,
land damage and working. 1,227 13
Darby one-half
300 00
Spooner street working
1,172 02
Ship Pond road
2,412 43
Middle street surveying.
102 00
Atlantic
4 75
Sever 66
8 00
Hall Place
66
9 50
$9,225 23
LIGHTING STREETS AND TOWN HOUSE.
CR.
By-
Appropriation.
$5,800 00
Balance undrawn of old account.
91 41
$5,891 41
DR.
To-
Payments in 1893.
$5,728 66
Undrawn balance.
162 75
$5,891 41
TOWN DEBT AND INTEREST.
CR.
By-
Appropriation. $10,500 00
Balance from old account
440 98
Rebate of interest.
112 84
Amount carried forward.
$11,053 82
26
Amount brought forward $11,053 82
Interest on taxes 432 27
Transfer of unappropriated money.
5,900 00
Balance overdrawn
1,317 66
$18,703 75
DR.
To-
Notes and bonds paid.
$13,570 00
Interest paid.
5,133 75
$18,703 75
INSANE POOR.
CR.
By -
Appropriation
$2,200 00
for deficiency 51 48
Reimbursements
848 70
Balance overdrawn.
15 41
$3,115 59
DR.
To-
Payments in 1893
$3,064 11
Balance overdrawn on old account
51 48
$3,115 59
VINE HILLS CEMETERY.
CR.
By -
Balance undrawn of old account.
$672 67
Sale of lots, etc. 247 93
$920 60
27
DR.
To-
Payments in 1893
$563 04
Balance undrawn
357 56
$920 60
ABATEMENTS.
CR.
By -
Undrawn balance of old account
$1,439 96
Overlay of taxes
2,292 46
$3,732 42
DR.
To-
Abatement in 1893
$2,540 12
Balance undrawn
1,192 30
$3,732 42
SEXTON.
CR.
By-
Appropriation
$125 00
To-
Payment in 1893
$125 00
FRESH BROOK.
CR.
By-
Undrawn balance of old account $13 92
DR.
To-
Balance undrawn $13 92
DR.
28
DUXBURY AND COHASSET RAILROAD.
CR.
Appropriation
By- $1,500 00
To-
Payments in 1893 on notes
$1,500 00
MURDOCK FUND.
CR.
By-
Balance undrawn of old account
$730 00
Interest
36 50
$766 50
DR.
To-
Payments in 1893
$36 50
Balance undrawn
730 00
$766 50
BURIAL HILL.
CR
By-
Balance undrawn old account
$45 20
Lease of land.
1 00
Balance overdrawn
130 87
$177 07
DR.
To-
Payments in 1893 $177 07
DR.
29
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
CR.
Appropriation
By- $11,000 00
Deficiency . . .
509 42
Balance overdrawn
2,310 90
$13,820 32
DR.
To-
Payments in 1893
$13,310 90
Overdrawn balance old account
509 42
$13,820 32
NEW SCHOOL HOUSES.
CR
By-
Appropriation
$12,000 00
Transfer from new grade schools
3,000 00
Reinbursement
17 00
$15,017 00
DR.
To-
Payments in 1893
$10,877 72
Balance undrawn
4,139 28
$15,017 00
POOR.
CR.
By -
Appropriation $5,000 00
Undrawn balance of old account 2,248 17
Amount carried forward. $7,248 17
30
Amount brought forward. $7,248 17
Murdock fund
18 25
Reimbursements
1,260 04
$8,526 46
DR.
To-
Payments in 1893
$7,893 82
Balance undrawn
632 64
$8,526 46
WARREN FUND.
CR.
By -
Undrawn balance of old account
$1,078 81
Interest
50 00
DR.
To balance undrawn $1,128 81
ASSESSORS.
CR.
By -
Appropriation
$1,200 00
Deficiency
57 93
Balance overdrawn
23 77
$1,281 70
DR,
To -
$1,223 77
Payments in 1893
Overdrawn balance, old account
57 93
$1,281 70
$1,128 81
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COLLECTOR OF TAXES.
DR.
By -
Appropriation
$600 00
Undrawn balance of old account
101 52
$701 52
DR.
To -
Payments in 1893
$699 97
Balance undrawn
1 55
$701 52
TREASURER.
CR.
By-
Appropriation
$700 00
DR.
To-
Salary of 1893
$700 00
WATCH AND POLICE.
CR.
By -
Appropriation
$2,200 00
Appropriation for deficiency
86 65
$2,286 65
DR.
To-
Payments in 1893
$2,186 67
Balance overdrawn on old account
86 65
Balance undrawn 13 33
$2,286 65
32
MORTON PARK.
CR.
By -
Appropriation
$600 00
Sales of wood.
75 50
Reimbursements
2 00
Balance undrawn, old account
26 02
$703 52
DR.
To-
Payments in 1893
$702 91
Balance undrawn
61
$703 52
MANOMET CEMETERY.
CR.
By -
Undrawn balance of old account
$68 01
Sales of lots
7 20
DR.
To-
Payments in 1893
$5 37
Balance undrawn
69 84
$75 21
WIDOWS.
CR.
By -
Undrawn balance of old account $0 34
One-third dividend Old Colony National Bank. . 134 00
Reimbursements, not called for 12 00
$146 34
$75 21
33
DR.
To-
Payments in 1893
$146 00
Balance undrawn
34
$146 34
CHITONVILLE BURYING GROUND.
CR.
By-
-
Sales of lots
$22 48
DR.
To-
Balance overdrawn of old account
$16 83
Payments in 1893
1 50
Balance undrawn
4 15
$22 48
TRAINING GREEN.
CR.
By-
Appropriation
$200 00
Balance overdrawn.
36 57
DR.
To-
Overdrawn balance of old account
$33 85
Payments in 1893. 202 72
$236 57
$236 57
3
34
BATES PARK. CR.
By-
Appropriation
$75 00
DR.
To-
Payment in 1893
$60 27
Balance undrawn
14 73
$75 00
BEACH PARK.
CR.
By-
Appropriation
$200 00
Storage
2 00
Undrawn balance of old account
28 74
$230 74
DR.
To-
Payments in 1893
$213 95
Balance undrawn
16 79
$230 74
SEWERS.
CR.
By-
Appropriation
$15,000 00
Entry fee
30 00
$15,030 00
DR.
To-
Payments in 1893
$10,041 36
Balance undrawn 4,988 64
$15,030 00
e
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DECORATION DAY.
CR.
By -
Appropriation
$150 00
DR.
To-
Payment in 1893
$150 00
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
CR.
By -
Dog fund.
$920 12
Appropriation.
279 88
$1,200 00
DR.
To-
$600 00
Balance undrawn.
600 00
$1,200 00
AGAWAM AND HALF-WAY POND FISHERY.
CR.
By-
Sale of fishing right
$750 00
Reimbursement Wareham.
4 00
DR.
To-
$97 50
Expenses
Balance turned into Treasury
656 50
$754 00
Payment in 1893
$754 00
36
INDIGENT AID. CR.
By -
Appropriation.
$415 27
Cash received from State.
413 46
66 reimbursement 14 00
Balance overdrawn
638 77
DR.
To-
Overdrawn balance of old account.
$830 54
Payments in 1893.
650 96
$1,481 50
STATE AID. 3
CR.
By -
Cash received from State.
$2,955 00
Balance overdrawn.
3,281 50
$6,236 50
To -
DR.
Overdrawn balance of old account. $2,971 50
Payments in 1893.
3,265 00
$6,236 50
NEW HIGH SCHOOL HOUSE.
CR.
By-
Balance overdrawn $3,673 66
$1,481 50
37
SIDEWALKS.
CR.
By -
Appropriation.
$1,000 00
Undrawn balance of old account
3 92
Balance overdrawn.
83 45
$1,087 37
DR.
To-
Payments in 1893.
$1,087 37
BURTON PARK.
CR
By-
Balance undrawn of old account.
$11 92
DR.
To-
Payments in 1893.
$7 19
Balance undrawn.
4 73
$11 92
TOWN RECORDS.
CR.
By -
Receipts from sales.
$145 80
Balance overdrawn .
1,545 74
$1,691 54
DR.
To -
Overdrawn balance of old account $1,441 54
Payments in 1893. 250 00
$1,691 54
38
CEDARVILLE CEMETERY.
CR.
By -
Balance overdrawn.
$109 76
DR.
To-
Payments in 1893
$0 50
Balance overdrawn old account.
109 26
$109 76
SCHOOLS.
CR.
By-
Appropriation $26,200 00
Appropriation for books and supplies. 1,800 00
Murdock fund. 18 25
Appropriation for deficiency 35 82
Balance overdrawn. 1,919 31
$29,973 38
DR.
To-
Payments in 1893
$29,937 56
Overdrawn balance, old account 35 82
$29,973 38
LIQUOR LICENSES.
CR.
By-
Cash for five licenses
$5 00
39
DR.
To-
Cash paid the State
$1 25
Balance paid into the Treasury
3 75
$5 00
SEAL BOUNTY.
CR.
By-
Cash received from County
$246 00
Balance overdrawn.
261 00
$507 00
DR.
To-
Overdrawn balance of old account
$246 00
Payments in 1893
261 00
$507 00
MILITARY AID.
CR.
By -
Appropriation for deficiency
$629 00
Cash from Whitman.
17 70
Balance overdrawn
960 35
$1,607 05
DR.
To-
Overdrawn balance of old account
$649 00
Payments in 1893 958 05
$1,607 05
40
WATER WORKS.
CR.
By-
Balance of old account .
$658 59
Receipts from water, etc.
17,830 48
$18,489 07
DR.
To-
Payments in 1893
$18,032 84
Balance undrawn.
456 23
$18,489 07
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE S. DYER, Treasurer.
The accounts of the different Treasurer's have been ex- amined and vouchers have been shown for all payments. The amount of cash on hand at the close of the year was found to be $8,921.64, as stated in the Treasurer's report.
I have also examined the accounts of the Collector of Taxes and find that the amounts received by him for taxes. and interest correspond with the amounts receipted for by the Treasurer.
JAMES D. THURBER, Auditor.
PLYMOUTH, January 31, 1894.
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REPORT OF TOWN CLERK.
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN PLYMOUTH IN 1893. January 1. Jesse Nuns and Katie Victorine, both of Plymouth.
January 1. Victor White and Adeline Rogers, both of Plymouth.
January 1. William U. Sampson and Mary E. Perry, both of Plymouth.
January 3. Joseph T. Collingwood and Mary E. Morton, both of Plymouth.
January 14. Charles M. P. Sampson and Mary Hedge, both of Plymouth.
January 19. Harry W. Bumpus and Mabel F. Dunham, both of Plymouth.
January 28. Jacob Dries, Jr., and Dora Mayser, both of Plymouth.
January 30. Sylvanus N. Thrasher and Mary L. Russell, both of Plymouth.
February 4. John Wiseburger and Frauziske Moker, both of Plymouth.
February 4. George L. Nickerson and Carrie S. Davis, both of Plymouth.
February 7. Lyman Ward and Caroline M. Robbins, both of Plymouth.
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February 13. John Parker Pope of Boston and Grace Rus- sell Atwood of Plymouth.
February 21. Henry L. Douglass and Mary A. Hipson, both of Plymouth.
February 23. Henry I. Seymour and Fanny E. Hadaway, both of Plymouth.
February 27. Roland Warren Cox of Brockton and Annie Kate McLane of Plymouth.
March 9. Miles Standish, Jr., of Plymouth and Fanny E. Tribou of Middleborough. Married in Middleborough
March 11. Lewis Morton and Annie A. Standish, both of Plymouth.
March 14. Henry H. Fowler and Elizabeth E. Atwood, both of Plymouth.
March 18. Bradford J. Blades and Edith R. Valler, both of Plymouth.
March 22. Alonzo H. Perry and Marion F. Rice, both of Plymouth.
March 23. George M. Enman of Cambridgeport and Eliza- beth J. Nodwell of Plymouth. Married in Boston.
April 5. George T. Burt and Delemeda E. Robbins, both of Plymouth.
April 6. Herbert L. McMahon and Mary A. Fitton, both of Plymouth.
April 9. Frederico Gavoni and Rosa Gavoni, both of Plymouth. Married in Boston.
April 16. Edward F. Buchanan of Plymouth and Lena J. Herring of Boston. Married in Boston.
April 17. John H. Gardner and Stella I. Nash, both of Plymouth.
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April 25. Charles F. Brown of Quincy and Caroline W. King of Plymouth.
April 26. Henry H. Knights and Julia E. Braley, both of Plymouth.
April 29. Isaac H. Perkins and Fanny A. Sartoris, both of Plymouth. Married in Stoughton.
April 29. John Scheid and Mary Gellar, both of Plymouth.
May 13. Augusto Brandoli of Plymouth and Lidovina Al- berghini of Boston. Married in Boston.
May 29. Eugene Braunecker and Annie Magel, both of Plymouth.
May 29. Herbert W. Wood and Katie M. White, both of Plymouth.
June 7. Lewis J. Bridgman of Melrose and Annie P. Campbell of Plymouth.
June 7. Charles Engels and Dagmar W. Anderson, both of Plymouth.
June 19. Frank Davis and Mary I. Stott, both of Plymouth.
June 21. Justus L. Cozad of Cleveland and Lydia A. Newell of Plymouth. Married in Boston.
June 27. John B. Robinson, Jr., of Boston, and Regnia Petit.
June 30. Alexander Dale and Jane Gault, both of Plymouth.
July 2. George W. Chase and Elizabeth Williams, both of Plymouth.
July 2. Guiseppi Gilli and Clementina Balboni, both of Plymouth. Married in Boston.
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July 3. Frank Albert Carleton and Minnie McLalon, both Somerville.
July 3. James M. Cameron and Margaret J. Savoy, both of Plymouth.
July 6. David Webster O'Neil of Newark, N. J., and Ella Clay Whipple of Plymouth.
July 18. Joseph Henry Adams of New York, N. Y., and Anna Wilhelmina Lincke of Toronto, Can.
July 29. Rofilo Cantor and Teresa Ottani, both of Plymouth.
August 5. Frederick E. Gould and Emma F. Robbins, both of Plymouth.
August 9. William Brown Welch and Lillian I. Peckham, both of Plymouth.
August 12. Eugene Sance and Celine Boutemain, both of Plymouth.
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