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STATE HIGHWAY.
The Selectmen made a request of the State Highway Commission for the extension of the State Road from the Shore Road toward town; they agreeing to pay the sum of $500.00 to grade the same. The Chairman met them by appointment, and succeeded in getting the road extended to Hotel Pilgrim property, which was built last Fall.
SEWERS.
New sewers, with the necessary manholes, etc., have been laid as follow :
On private land, near and parallel to South Park Avenue, 292 feet of 10 inch; South Street, from Mayflower Street, running South, 110 feet of 8 inch; Bay View Avenue, 280 feet of 6 inch; Chestnut Street, from Samoset Street, 150 feet of 6 inch; Diman's Lane, from Alden Street, 480 feet of 6 inch.
There have been received for sewer fees
the past year,
Expense on sewers,
$2,180 25 796 36
$1,383 89
Balance Jan. I. 1902,
$18 24
Reimbursement.
7 83
$26 07
Balance to credit of sewers Jan. 1, 1903, $1,409 96
TOMB.
The receiving tomb in Oak Grove Cemetery which was finished in the early spring, is now being used, and we think it is a credit to the town as well as to the builders, Ellis & Clark of Plymouth, Massachusetts.
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STANDISH AVENUE.
$862.05 have been spent on Standish Avenue the past year. There is an undrawn balance of $1, 185.68, which will complete the work.
NEW ROADS.
Newfields Street has been widened from Summer Street to the land of J. A. Maybury, as voted by the Town, March 3. 1902.
Bay View Avenue has been built, as voted by the Town March 3, 1902.
After macadamizing Billington Street from Summer Street to the Plymouth Mills, there was a quantity of stone left, and as there was a bad piece of road above the mills, the Selectmen deemed it advisable to macadamize this, rath- er than pay storage on the stone for another year, making an overdraft in New Roads' account of $952.12, most of which was on Billington Street.
TOWN STABLE.
The Town stable, being in poor condition, as well as small and unsuitable for the purposes for which it is used, we ad- vise the building of a new stable, with necessary sheds for wagons and tools. For this purpose we would recommend an appropriation of $3,000.
STREET LIGHTING.
The Selectmen recommend an appropriation of $6,500 which, in addition to the undrawn balance, to the credit of this department, will be sufficient for the present lighting. There is a constant increase in the demand for more lights in the present lighting circuit, as well as for an extension of the limits of this circuit. As the recommendation above mentioned is necessary for the present lighting, it may
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easily be seen that, in order to meet this demand, the Town will be obliged to increase the appropriation.
There are now within the street lighting circuit :
272 Series lamps, 25 c. p. @ $20 00 $5,440 00
3 Series lamps, 32 c. p. @ 21 00 63 00
7 Arc lamps 2,000 c. p. @ 125 00 875 00
$6,378 00 The arc lights are burned all night, while the incandescents are burned only until midnight.
SIDEWALKS.
There has been a large amount of repairing done on con- crete walks the past year. A new concrete walk has been built on Allerton Street, extending from Samoset Street up the hill toward the Pilgrim Monument. 202 feet of gran- ite curbing, and 4,947 feet of block pavers have been laid, and sidewalks built on Court, Fremont, Cherry and Davis Streets.
Overdraft, $631.09.
STREET SPRINKLING.
There is a constant demand upon the Selectmen to extend the street sprinkling, and as this is impossible with but two carts, we would commend the purchase of two more, that this may be done. This would be a benefit, not only to the streets, but to the residents as well, particularly to those living on the line of the Brockton & Plymouth Street Rail- way, who are very much annoyed by the clouds of dust whirled about by the passing of the cars.
We would recommend an appropriation of $2.500 for the purchase of two new carts, the erection of stand pipes, and the sprinkling of the streets for the coming year.
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CONTINGENT.
Every item for which no special appropriation is made, is charged to this account.
There is an overdraft of $2,323.14.
Some of the items charged to this account are :
Expenses of Board of Health, Fires in Woods, Armory rent, heat, lights, etc., Board of Registration, Town Meet- ing, and plans, etc., for sewers for the north part of the town, a full account of which you will find in the Treasurer's report . under the head of contingent.
The following appropriations are asked for by the several departments of the Town :
Schools,
$37,500 00
Roads and Bridges,
16,000 00
Fire Department,
7,000 00
Poor.
7,250 00
Insane Poor.
3,300 00
Lighting Streets and Town House,
6,500 00
Town Debt and Interest,
14,000 00
Sidewalks,
3,000 00
Contingent
6,000 00
Watch and Police,
4,500 00
Assessors,
2,250 00
Sexton,
125 00
New Roads,
1,500 00
Parks,
750 00
Training Green,
160 00
Tree Warden Account,
1,000 00
Forester's Department,
500 00
Collector of Taxes,
800 00
Treasurer.
800 00
Cemeteries,
1,000 00
Burial Hill,
500 00
$114,435 00
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Deficiencies.
Soldier's Relief,
$1,478 16
Military Aid, less amount paid by State,
447 80
Schools,
74 26
Roads and Bridges,
1,626 4I
Contingent,
2,322 85
Poor,
330 57
Insane Poor,
84 44
Point Road,
356 41
Eel River Bridge,
583 05
New Roads,
952 12
Sidewalks,
631 09
Fire Department,
247 43
Tree Warden Account,
372 12
Parks,
71 25
$9,577 96
$124,012 96
Less-
Corporation tax,
$10.712 17
Bank tax,
1,697 71
Miscellaneous,
600 00
$13,009 88
$III,003 08
To cover the amount required as above, it will be neces- sary to raise by taxation the sum of $III.003.08, to meet the expenses of the Town for the year 1903.
Respectfully submitted, HORACE M. SAUNDERS, DEXTER H. CRAIG,
PELHAM E. MANTER,
IRA C. WARD, HENRY O. WHITING,
Selectmen of Plymouth.
TREASURER'S REPORT.
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 31, 1902.
The Treasurer is charged with-
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1902,
$ 633 73
Agawam and Half-way Pond fishery,
163 00
Contingent,
251 93
Armory rent from State,
150 00
Fines and forfeitures from court,
843 82
Sale of herring streams,
39 00
Licenses,
155 25
Old Colony National Bank, dividends,
250 00
Sale of Town Records,
IO 50
Cemeteries, sale of lots, etc.,
399 27
Fire department, reimbursement,
46 00
Insane Poor, reimbursements,
539 95
Interest on taxes,
966 90
Military Aid, Chap. 372 from State,
430 73
Poor department, reimbursement,
1,765 40
Roads and Bridges, reimbursements,
2,050 21
Seals, reimbursement from County,
108 00
State Aid from State,
3,595 00
Sewer entries,
2,188 08
School department, reimbursements,
177 83
Soldiers' relief, reimbursement,
245 00
Sidewalks, reimbursements,
30 83
Water rates and miscellaneous receipts,
25,625 62
Amount carried forward,
$40,666 05
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Amount brought forward, $40,666 05 88,000 00
Temporary loan,
Parks, reimbursements, 291 61
Tax of 1900, including abatement of $324.93, 5,776 71
Burial Hill, reimbursement, 50 00
Tree Warden account, reimbursements, 82 78
Point Road, reimbursement, 7 20
Savings Bank loan (Oak Street School House), 5,500 00
Tax of 1901, including abatement of $339.73, 11,647 19 Tax of 1902, including abatement of $556.23, 119.762 05 Corporation tax, 12,262 47
National Bank tax, 1,697 71
Dog fund for 1902,
1,080 38
$286,824 15
The Treasurer is credited with-
Abatements, $ 1,220 89
Assessors, 1,780 90
Agawam and Half-way Pond fishery,
83 30
Contingent,
8,923 35
Cemeteries,
1,584 82 800 00
Collector of taxes,
Fire department,
6,293 43
Insane Poor,
3.924 39
Public Library,
1,300 00
Murdock fund, interest,
36 50
Lighting Streets and Town House,
6,875 37
Military Aid, Chapter 372,
889 46
Memorial Day,
150 00
Notes paid,
14,643 25
Interest paid,
5,296 06
Amount carried forward,
53,801 72
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Amount brought forward,
53,801 72
New roads,
3,952 12
Poor,
8,599 61
Roads and bridges,
19,676 62
Sexton.
Seals,
125 00 60 00
State Aid, Chapter 374,
3,857 00
Sewers,
796 36
School department,
37,752 09
Soldiers' relief,
1,723 16
Sidewalks,
3,661 92
Standish Avenue,
862 05
Treasurer,
800 00
Warren fund, interest,
50 00 3,918 77 26,055 34
Widows,
82 00
Training Green,
Parks,
181 19 1,112 86 1,981 35
Burial Hill,
194 93
Tree Warden account,
1,960 59
Forest fires (or Forester account),
1,142 96
Point road,
1,075 44
Oak Street School House,
5,439 76
Temporary loan, repaid,
88,000 00
Receiving tomb,
2,500 00
County tax,
8,614 90
State tax,
4,050 00
Corporation tax,
3,869 71
State Highway tax,
192 50
Cash balance Dec. 31, 1902,
734 20
$286,824 15
Watch and Police,
Water,
Eel River bridge,
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Undrawn Balances.
The undrawn balances of the several appropriations are as follows :
Abatements,
$2,212 65
Assessors,
43 18
Cemeteries,
609 60
Fresh Brook, 33 92
Murdock fund,
730 00
Lighting Streets and Town House,
669 58
Town debt and interest,
2,897 72
Sewers,
1,409 96
Standish Avenue,
1,185 68
Warren Fund,
1,000 00
Watch and Police,
684 09
Widows.
99 00
Training Green,
20 70
Burial Hill,
105 07
Forest fires,
1,809 99
New School House (Oak Street),
60 24
$13,571 38
Overdrarem Balances.
The overdrawn balances of the several appropriations are as follows :
$2,322 85
Fire department,
247 43
Insane Poor,
84 44
Military Aid,
895 60
New roads,
952 12
Poor department,
330 57
Road department,
1,626 41
Seals.
6 00
Amount carried forward,
$6,465 42
Contingent,
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Amount brought forward,
$6,465 42
State Aid, Chap. 374,
3,865 50
Schools,
74 26
Soldiers' relief, Chap. 447,
1,478 16
Sidewalks,
631 09
Water department,
1,313 54
Parks,
71 25
Eel River bridge,
583 05
Tree Warden account,
372 12
Point road,
356 41
$15,210 80
Less-
State Aid, Chap. 374, due from State,
$3,865 50
Military Aid, Chap. 372, due from State,
447 80
Seal bounty from County,
6 00
$4,319 30
Net overdraft,
$10,891 50
There is due the town as follows :-
Uncollected taxes of 1901,
$7,525 93
Uncollected taxes of 1902,
18,384 31
State Aid from State, Chap. 374,
3,865 50
Military Aid from State, Chap. 372,
447 80
Seal bounty from County,
6 00
$30,229 54
TOWN DEBT.
WATER LOAN.
Four per cent. bonds, dated June I, 1885, payable $2,800.00 an- nually, $33,600 00
Amount carried forward,
$33,600 00
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Amount brought forward, $33.600 00 Four per cent. bonds, dated Aug.
I, 1900, payable $1.300.00 an- nually, 19,500 00 Four per cent. notes, dated Aug. I, 1894, payable $800.00 annually, 13,600 00
Four per cent. notes, dated Feb. 3. 1894, payable $240.00 annually, 480 00 Four per cent. notes, dated Oct. 2. 1899, payable $1.500.00 an-
nually, 25,500 00
Three and one-half per cent. notes, dated May I, 1901, payable 1,000.00 annually, 19,000 00
$111,680 00
HIGH SCHOOLHOUSE LOAN.
Four per cent. note Plymouth Five Cents Savings Bank, dated Mch. 6. 1894, payable $350.00 annually, $700 00
NEW SCHOOLHOUSE LOAN.
Five per cent. note dated July 3. 1893, payable $500.00 annually, $ 500 00 Three and one-half per cent. notes, dated May I. 1901, payable $1.000.00 annually. 9,000 00
Four and one-half per cent. note dated Dec. 9, 1893, payable $500.00 annually, 500 00
Four per cent. note dated Feb. 3.
1894, payable $200.00 annually, 400 00 Four per cent. note, dated Aug. I, 1895, payable $266.66 annually, 6,133 18
Amounts carried forward. $16.533 18 $112,380 00
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Amounts brought forward. $16,533 18 $112,380 00 Four per cent. note, dated April I, 1897, payable $324.83 annually, 1,624 15 Three and three-quarters per cent. notes dated Aug. 13, 1902, paya- ble $550.00 annually, 5,500 00
$23,657 33
SEWER LOAN.
Four and one-half per cent. note, dated Nov. 1. 1893, payable $750.00 annually. 8,250 00
Four per cent. note, dated April 2,
1894. payable $500.00 annually, 1,000 00 Four per cent. note, dated Aug. I, 1895, payable $100.00 annually, 300 00
$9,550 00
MACADAMIZING LOAN.
Four per cent. notes, dated Aug. I,
1895, payable $300.00 annually, $6.900 00 Four per cent. notes, dated Sept. 8, 1900, payable $900.00 annually, 7,200 00 Three and one-half per cent. notes, dated May I, 1901, payable $800.00 annually. 7,200 00
Four per cent. notes, dated Nov. I, 1901, payable $340.00 annually, 3,060 00
$24,360 00
STONE CRUSHER LOAN.
Three and one-half per cent. notes, dated May I, 1901, payable $500.00 annually, $4,500 00
Amount carried forward,
$174,447 33
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Amount brought forward, $174,447 33 NEW ROADS LOAN.
Four per cent. note, dated July I, 1896, payable $300.00 annually, $1,200 00 Four per cent. notes, dated July I, 1899. payable $600.00 annually $4,200 00
$5,400 00
STATE HIGHWAY LOAN.
Four per cent. note, dated April I, 1897. payable $411.76 annually, $2,058 79
$2,058 79
Debt December 31, 1902.
$181,906 12
Debt December 31, 1901.
198,689 37
Decrease for the year,
$16,783 25
Paid on debt during 1902,
$22,283 25
Borrowed during 1902,
5,500 00
$16,783 25
CONTINGENT.
CR.
Appropriation. $5,000 00
Appropriation for deficiency,
877 62
Armory rent from State,
150 00
Fines and forfeitures from court,
843 82
Sale of herring streams.
39 00
Licenses,
155 25
Old Colony National Bank, dividends,
150 00
Sale of voting lists,
2 50
Sale of town records,
IO 50
Amount carried forward, $7,228 69
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Amount brought forward, $7,228 69 Reimbursement from N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., 21 31 Reimbursement from Commonwealth of Mass., 228 12
Balance overdrawn, 2,322 85
$9,800 97
DR.
Repairs at Town House, $ 24 91
Copying and indexing records,
136 70
Expense of Town Meetings and State election,
384 83
Armory rent, rifle range, etc.,
983 37
Fees and expenses of arrests,
182 73
Printing, including Town Reports,
491 15
Auditor,
75 00
Armory rent for caucus,
10 00
Stationery, etc.,
185 92
Town Clerk,
50 00
Board of Health expenses,
1,213 75
Return of births, deaths, etc.,
286 85
Janitor,
195 69
Legal expenses,
615 00
Clerk of Selectmen,
150 00
Digging out Eel River,
31 30
Fuel at Town House,
147 64
Care of Town clock,
25 00
Services of the Selectmen,
900 00
Fire Police,
20 00
Power for Pilgrim Spring,
91 25
Expressage,
6 05
Furnishings,
2 52
Telephone,
43 62
Labor on Town Bell,
16 26
Board of Registration,
228 65
Amount carried forward,
$6,498 19
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Amount brought forward, $6,498 19
Inspector of Cattle and Hogs, 300 00
Treasurer of Commonwealth 25 per cent. of money received for liquor license,
75
Labor on sewer plans for north part of the town, 855 81
Plans of tomb, 60 00
Fires in the woods,
1,053 46
Miscellaneous,
155 14
Balance overdrawn,
877 62
$9,800 97
ROADS AND BRIDGES.
CR.
Appropriation, $16,000 00
Appropriation for deficiency, 1,894 12
Reimbursement from E. C. Haskell, 143 76
Plymouth and Sandwich St. Ry. Co., excise tax, 64 14
Brockton and Plymouth St. Ry. Co., excise tax, 216 47
Street railway tax from State, 449 57
Reimbursement from sidewalks,
314 25
Reimbursement from new roads,
431 30
Reimbursement from Billington Street,
398 15
Reimbursement from small accounts,
32 57
Balance overdrawn, 1,626 4I
$21,570 74
DR.
Payments in 1902 for repairs, etc., Overdrawn balance, 1,894 12
$19,676 62
$21,570 74
DEPARTMENT.
Balance undrawn
Balance overdrawn Dec. 31,1901 Dec. 31,1901
Appro- priations
Appro's for Reimburse- ments.
Expendi- tures.
Balance overdrawn
Balance undrawn.
Abatements, .
$1,144 77
$2,228 77
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. .
$2,212 65
Assessors,
24 08
1,800 00
1,780 90
43 18
Agawam Fisheries,
258 39
163 00
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Cemeteries,
.
1,295 15
500 00
$ 399 27
1,584 82
609 60
Contingent, .
$ 877 62
5,000 00
1,600 50
8,923 35
$2,322 85
Collector of Taxes,
800 00
800 00
Fresh Brook,
33 92
3 73
6,000 00
3 73
46 00
6,293 43
247 43
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Insane Poor, .
411 09
3,300 00
411 09
639 95
3,924 39
84 44
Public Library, Lighting Streets and Town House,
2,044 95
5,500 00
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....
36 50
36 50
730 00
Military Aid, Chap. 372
873 75
436 88
430 73
889 46
895 60
Memorial Day,
1,956 63
20,000 00
966 90
20,025 81
2,897 72
New Roads, .
49% 45
3,000 00
498 45
3,952 12
952 12
Poor,
503 64
6,000 00
1,765 40
8,599 61
330 57
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Roads and Bridges,
1,894 12
16,000 00
2,050 21
19,676 62
1,626 41
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Seals,
54 00
108 00
60 00
6 00
...
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Standish Avenue
47 73
2,000 00
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....
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.
.
2,188 08
796 36
1,409 96
Schools,
53 78
37,500 00
53 78
177 83
37,752 09
74 26
Soldiers' Relief, Chap. 447,
1,656 31
1,656 31
245 00
1,723 16
1,478 16
South Street School Lot,
1 44
56 03
3,000 00
30 83
3,661 92
631 09
Treasurer,
1,000 00
50 00
50 00
1,000 00
Watch and Police,
102 86
4,500 00
3,918 77
684 09
Water Department,
883 82
25,625 62
26,055 34
1,313 54
Widows, .
81 00
100 00
82 00
99 00
Training Green,
41 89
160 00
22 16
291 61
1,112 86
71 25
Eel River Bridge,
1,398 30
17 88
250 00
17 88
50 00
194 93
105 07
Sandwich Road
136 12
136 12
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1,960 59
372 12
For ster, .
1,952 95
1,000 00
1,142 96
1,809 99
Co rt and Water Streets,
908 10
908 10
New Schoolhouses,
3,342 14
3,342 14
Point Road, .
211 83
500 00
7 20
1,075 44
356 41
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Sewer, (Water Street),
462 09
462 09
Schoolhouse, (Oak Street),
5,500 00
5,439 76
60 24
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83 30
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Respectfully submitted, EDWARD L. BURGESS, Treasurer,
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181 19
20 70
Parks,
22 16
750 00
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1,981 35
583 05
Burial Hill,
105 69
1,400 00
82 78
Receiving Tomb,
2,500 00
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...
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954 85
1,300 00
6,875 57
669 58
Murdock Fund,
730 00
.. ....
150 00
150 00
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... ..
862 05
1,185 68
State Aid, Chap 374
3.603 50
3,595 00
3,857 00
3,865 50
State Aid, Chap. 561
4 00
4 00
Military Aid, Chap. 561
4 00
4 00
Sewers,
18 24
800 00
800 00
1 44
Sidewalks,
56 03
125 00
Sexton, ยท
125 00
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...
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Warren Fund,
...
..
Tree Warden Account,
2,500 00
....
33 92
Fire Department, .
345 15
$ 877 62
$1,220 89
Deficiency.
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Town Debt and Interest,
1,894 12
AUDITOR'S REPORT
I have examined the accounts of the Town Treasurer and Collectors of Taxes and Water Rates, for the year ending December 31, 1902, and find them to be correct. All en- tries have been carried to the proper accounts, and receipts shown for payments.
The cash balance at close of the year was $734.20, as stated in the report of the Treasurer.
FRANK D. BARTLETT, Auditor. .
February 12, 1903.
ASSESSORS' DEPARTMENT.
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Value of real estate,
$6,348,075 00
Value of personal estate, 2,345,259 00 Gain on real estate, 301,925 00 87,816 00
Gain on personal estate,
Value of buildings, exclusive of land, 4,530,150 00
Value of land exclusive of buildings, 1,817,925 00 Value of personal estate excluding bank stock, 2,147,825 00 Value of personal estate resident bank stock, 197,434 00
Rate of taxation, 14 80
Tax on real estate, 93,951 51
Tax on personal,
34,709 83
Tax on polls, 5,602 00
Tax on non-resident bank stock,
3,833 02
Amount committed to Collector of Taxes, 138,146 36
Number of residents assessed on property, 1,632
All others assessed on property, 37I
Non-residents assessed on property, 529
All others assessed on property, IIS
Persons assessed on property, 2,65I
Persons assessed on poll tax only,
1,790
Polls assessed, 1,80I
Horses assessed, 1,013
Cows assessed,
340
Neat cattle assessed,
6
Dwelling houses assessed, 2,155
Acres of land assessed,
50,267
Plymouth 3
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ABATEMENT ACCOUNT.
CR.
Overlayings,
Balance Dec. 31, 1901,
$2,288 77 1,144 77
$3,433 54
DR.
Abatements for years 1900, 1901, 1902,
$1,220 89
Balance Dec. 31, 1902,
2,212 65
Appropriations for 1902,
$1,800 00
Balance Dec. 31, 1901,
24 08
$1,824 08
Amount paid for services of Assessors and
expenses for clerical assistance, stationery,
printing, horse hire, and incidentals,
$1,780 90
Balance Dec. 31, 1902, 43 18
We respectfully ask that our pay be increased One Dollar per day.
We recommend an appropriation of $2,250 for the year of 1903.
GEO. HARLOW, JAMES C. BATES, BENJ. F. GODDARD.
REPORT OF OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
The Overseers of the Poor would respectfully submit the following report :
There are no changes at the Almshouse worthy of men- tion. The repairs contemplated early in the year have been made.
The condition of the heating plant is unsatisfactory, and in our opinion it would be a move in the line of economy to replace the old boiler by a new and more modern one.
The aid furnished outside the Almshouse has been greater than in previous years, and relief furnished those living 'in other towns and cities, but having a legal settle- ment in the Town of Plymouth, has been largely in excess of our anticipations, which is the cause of the overdraft.
We recommend an appropriation of $6,500.00, with an additional $330.57 for the deficiency. and a further appro- priation of $750.00 for the installing of a new boiler.
Number of inmates Jan. 1, 1902, Added during the year,
17
5
22
Discharged during the year,
7
Died during the year, 3
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Remaining January 1, 1903,
12
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Expended, $8,599 61
Balance undrawn Jan. 1, 1902, $ 503 64 Appropriation, 6,000 00
Received from other towns, cities and sources, 1,386 62
Received from sale of hogs, 89 76
Board repaid, 199 07
Received interest on Francis Le- Baron fund, 52 79
Received interest on Chas. Holmes fund, 18 91
Received interest on Murdock fund,
18 25
$8,269 04
Overdrawn.
$330 57
INSANE POOR.
The appropriation for this department has been over- drawn to the extent of $84.44. By the provisions of Chap- ter 451, of the Acts of 1900, on and after January I, 1904, the State assumes all care, control and treatment of Insane Persons, consequently this is the last appropriation that will be asked for by this department.
We recommend an appropriation of $3,300.00, with an additional $84.44 for the deficiency.
Number in hospitals Jan. 1, 1902, 23
Added during the year.
3
Died during the year, 2
22
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4
Remaining Jan. I. 1903,
22
1
Discharged during the year, 2
26
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Expended. Overdrawn Jan. 1, 1902,
$3.924 39 411 09
$4,335 48
Appropriation,
$3,300 00
Appropriation for deficiency,
411 09
Reimbursements,
539 95
$4,251 04
Overdrawn, $84 44 CHARLES P. HATCH, CHARLES A. STRONG, BENJ. F. WARD, Overseers of the Poor.
TOWN CLERK'S REPORT.
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN PLYMOUTH IN 1902.
January 4. John F. Kelly of Bridgewater and Mary McColgan of Plymouth, married in Bridgewater.
January 8. Richmond W. Wells of Plymouth and Ina I. (White) Southwick of Lynn, married in Brockton. January 12. Russell L. Dickson and Sarah A. Wixon, both of Plymouth.
January I2. Louis Reggiani and Carolina Benotti, both of Plymouth.
January 15. Charles H. Pierce and Ada Paul, both of Plymouth.
January 16. Antone Rose of Plymouth and Anna B. Schultz of Boston, married in Plymouth.
January 17. Olof Olson and Anna Johnson, both of Plymouth. 1
January 18. John J. McMahon and Mertie M. Young, both of Plymouth.
January 19. Fayette H. Wagner of Plymouth and Grace E. Holt of Greenfield, N. H., married in Plymouth.
January 19. James Ryan of Plymouth and Delia Brennan of Duxbury, married in Plymouth.
January 26. Vincent Cavallini and Lizzie Gandolfi, both of Plymouth.
February I. Alfonso Perani and Demeteria Ardizoni, both of Plymouth.
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February 2. Colombo Tassinari of Bridgewater and Adele Govoni of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
February 2. Patrick Carr of Plymouth and Anna C. Dal- ton of Boston, married in Boston.
February 8. William D. Downie and Lillian A. Crowell, both of Plymouth.
February 10. Charles I. Williamson and Ida May Deve- aux, both of Plymouth, married in Boston.
February 10. Harry J. Chamberlain and Anna G. Lang- ton, both of Plymouth.
February 18. Nathaniel M. Davis of Plymouth and Em- ma Elizabeth Washburn of Brockton, married in Brock- ton.
February 22. Ahira Baker Kelley and Ellen L. Hubbard, both of Plymouth.
March 12. Jacob E. Peck and Gertrude Humphrey, both of Plymouth.
March 12. Frederick W. Schiel and Paulina Drommer, both of Plymouth.
March 20. Frank I. Whitmore and Bertha W. Hinchliffe, both of Plymouth.
March 26. William A. Taylor and Amelia F. Abbott, both of Plymouth.
March 27. Frank H. Cushman and Elizabeth L. (Man- ter) Perkins, both of Plymouth.
March 30. Aime Doyon and Josephine Sampson, both of Plymouth.
March 31. Arthur Rock and Clara Paul, both of Plym- outh.
April 4. Frank Hallgreen and Matilda ( Monson) Swan- son, both of Plymouth.
April 5. Edward Magneeson and Anna J. Parson, both of Plymouth.
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April 9. Wallace J. Miles and Cora L. Newhall, both of Plymouth.
April 15. Clarence M. Gardner and Maria Bossi, both of Plymouth, married in Fall River.
April 20. Fred Longhi and Theresa Volta, both of Plym- outh.
April 23. Robert H. Hudson and Lillian F. Hewitson, both of Plymouth.
April 27. Vincenzo Gilli and Lauvrini Soati, both of Plymouth.
April 30. John F. Vanamburg and Maud Violet Lakin, both of Plymouth.
May 5. James Delaney and Katherine McDermott, both of Plymouth.
May 7. William H. Loft and Maria Milnes, both of Plymouth.
May 10. Richard Farlio and Amelia Hasemann, both of Plymouth.
May 14. Charles A. Sumner and Annie Henrich, both of Plymouth.
May 14. Dennis E. Raymond of Plymouth and Margaret A. Campbell of West Roxbury, married in West Rox- bury.
May 16. Daniel Tassinari and Carrie Govoni, both of Plymouth.
May 20. Frank C. Nelson of Greenfield and Lucy C. Hathaway of Plymouth, married in Plymouth.
May 20. William Brown Welch and Helen Augusta Dunham, both of Plymouth.
May 21. William Henry Gibbs of Bourne and Paulin Dielro Fleck of Plymouth, married in Bourne.
May 26. Adalgiso Chiossi of Plymouth and Clementina Pasquini of Italy, married in Boston.
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