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Salaries and wages,
$166.40
Teams,
6.98
All other,
11.58
$184.96
Shelter and Bath House,
Building,
$723.89
Pipe and plumbing,
53.38
Furniture,
13.00
Bathing suits,
30.75
$821.02
Celebrations and Entertainments,
July 4th celebration,
$472.38
Total Recreation,
$3,079.10
Unclassified-
Memorial Day,
$225.00
Sexton, 151.04
Miscellaneous,
Damages to persons and personal property, $44.50
Town clock, 66.40
Printing Town reports, 531.00
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Repairs, Mary Brown property,
35.99
Rifle range,
68.97
Ringing bells,
6.00
$752.86
Total Unclassified,
$1,128.90
Total Recreation and Unclassified,
$4,208.00
ENTERPRISES AND CEMETERIES.
Water Department-
Administration,
Superintendent,
$1,500.00
Registrar,
750.00
Assistant Superintendent and Clerical
Work,
531.96
Printing, stationery and postage,
237.99
Telephone,
64.35
All other,
161.54
$3,245.84
General,
Labor,
$4,158.15
Teams,
259.10
Pipe and fittings,
996.10
Meters and fittings,
922.20
Freight and express,
64.59
Equipment and repairs,
972.03
Hay and grain,
244.34
All other,
368.61
$7,985.12
Pumping station,
Engineer,
$1,699.92
Boiler and pumps,
88.21
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Oil waste and packing,
146.42
Coal, All other,
1,039.60
254.89
$3,229.04
Service connections,
Labor and material,
$682.60
Total Water Department,
$15,142.60
Herring Streams-
Printing and advertising,
$3.50
Auctioneer,
4.00
Expenses of Committee,
80.83
Total Herring Streams,
$88.33
Oak Grove and Vine Hills Cemeteries-
Salaries and Wages,
Superintendent,
$728.75
Labor,
2,373.86
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$3,102.61
Other expenses,
Teams,
$357.42
Loam, etc.,
222.95
Trees, shrubs, etc.,
153.86
Tools,
100.55
Telephone,
18.00
Repairs,
112.88
All other,
106.13
$1,071.79
Total Oak Grove and Vine Hills,
$4,174.40
Oak Grove and Vine Hills Cemeteries, repairing avenues-
Labor,
$204.30
Teams,
65.12
Pipe,
9.28
Total repairing avenues,
$278.70
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Oak Grove and Vine Hills Cemeteries, water pipe,
Labor,
77.92
Pipe,
121.09
Contract,
314.01
Total water pipe,
$513.02:
Burial Hill-
Salaries and Wages,
Superintendent,
$56.25
Labor,
582.25
$638.50
Other expenses,
Teams,
$54.48
Loam, etc.,
28.55
Trees, shrubs, etc.,
2.08
Tools and supplies,
25.16
Police,
36.00
All other,
26.78
$173.05
Total Burial Hill,
$811.55
Chiltonville, Manomet, Cedarville and So. Pond Cemeteries-
Labor,
$97.63
Loam,
19.50
Trees, shrubs, etc.,
20.00
All other,
12.40
Total C. M. C. and So. Pond,
$149.53
Addition to Manomet Cemetery-
Labor,
$87.30
Teams,
7.22
Total Addition,
$94.52
Total Enterprises and Cemeteries,
$21,252.65-
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INTEREST AND MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS.
Interest-
Temporary Loans,
Anticipation of taxes,
$1,853.34
General Loans,
Sewers,
$986.25
Schools,
1,875.23
All other,
2,825.60
$5,687.08
Public Service Enterprise Loans,
Water,
Total Interest,
$12,487.40
Town Debt-
Temporary Loans,
Anticipation of taxes,
$105,000.00
General Loans,
Sewer,
$2,750.00
School,
11,083.24
All other,
17,900.00
$31,733.24
Public Service Enterprise Loans,
Water,
$14,666.66
Total Town Debt,
$151,399.90
Total Interest and Municipal Indebtedness,
$163,887.30
AGENCY TRUST AND INVESTMENTS.
Agency- Taxes,
State, Non-resident bank,
$18,500.00 4,525.01
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County, 15,729.74 County special, repairs to Gurnet Bridge, 480.00
$39,234.75
State-
One fourth Liquor license, $2,501.50
Trust-
Perpetual care,
$2,358.55
Permanent Public Trust,
31.45
$2,390.00
Total Agency Trust and Investment,
$44,126.25
REFUNDS AND TRANSFERS.
Refunds-
Water Rates refunded,
$5.44
Water Department,
69.22
School Department,
7.29
Sewer Permit refunded,
60.00
Corporation Tax refunded,
1.95
$143.90
Transfers-
Departments to Contingent, $8,320.90
Contingent to Departments,
Summer Street,
$563.81
Wellingsley Sewer,
53.98
Street Sprinkling,
635.12
Sewer Maintenance,
845.86
Roads and Bridges,
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3,264.44
Gypsy and Brown Tail Moth,
500.00
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Tree Warden,
50.00
Forest Warden,
796.76
Watch and Police,
1,198.72
Sidewalks,
440.37
Darby Road,
1,441.47
Board of Health,
1,153.39
Law Department,
81.40
New Roads,
273.26
Tax Collector's Department,
90.10
Court Street, Russell Avenue to Cherry,
12.34
Poor Department,
276.14
School Department,
1,408.20
Burial Hill,
11.55
Town Clerk's Department
51.23
Water Department,
155.40
Selectmen's Department,
17.36
$13,320.90
Roads and Bridges to Departments,
$3,057.30
Sewer Department to Schools,
17.15
Sidewalks to Road Consctruction,
502.74
Care of Lots to Cemetery Dept.,
2.00
Accounting Dept. to Selectmen's Dept.,
150.00
Total Refunds and Transfers,
$25,514.89
Total Payments,
$470.589.21
Cash on hand December 31, 1912,
1,298.30
$471,887.51
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TRIAL BALANCE, DECEMBER 31, 1912.
Revenue cash,
$15,719.35
H. W. Bartlett, Collector Tax of 1911,
$18,054.78
H. W. Bartlett, Collector Tax of 1912, 43,338.67
N. R. Jackson, Collector, Water Rates of 1911 and prior, 295.74
N. R. Jackson, Collector, pipe and labor, 1911 and prior, 34.82
N. R. Jackson, Collector, Water rates of 1912,
5,783.45
N. R. Jackson, Collector, pipe and labor, 1912,
244.40
Overlay, Reserve for Abatements, 1911 and prior,
2,732.05
Overlay, Reserve for Abatements, 1912,
3,146.33
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 4,630.00
Miscellaneous Tailings Account,
623.18
Manomet Fire Station, Old School,
5.56
Pilgrim Wharf,
9.65
Drinking Fountain,
250.00
Unappropriated Revenue,
1,154.98
Excess and Deficiency,
46,746.25
Revenue Account, 1912,
6,300.23
Revenue Account, 1913,
2,000.00
Revenue for Outlays,
10,911.56
Accounting Department,
336.44
Treasury Department,
56.99
Assessor's Department,
130.09
Assessor's Plans,
42.48
Election and Registration,
38.77
Maintenance of Town House,
109.87
Fire Department,
368.20
Sealer of Weights and Measures,
49.60
Gypsy and Brown Tail Moth Extermination,
7.25
Tree Warden's Department,
8.05
Inland Fisheries,
372.65
Roads and Bridges,
27.38
Sidewalks,
13.23
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Snow Removal,
3.4%
Street Lighting,
60.58
Poor Department,
101.96
Military Aid,
72.00
Soldiers' Relief,
3,562.20
Park Department,
Re 4.99
Training Green,
.04
July 4th Celebration,
27.62
Miscellaneous,
121.92
Water Department,
37.00
Oak Grove and Vine Hills Cemeteries,
894.12
Oak Grove and Vine Hills Cemeteries, for water pipe, 86.98
Oak Grove and Vine Hills Cemeteries, for
avenues,
21.30
Burial Hill,
29.95
Chiltonville, Manomet, Cedarville, and South Pond Cemeteries, 4.03
Addition to Manomet Cemetery,
62.47
Non-revenue, cash,
17,017.65
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Outlay Appropriations from Revenue,
10,911.56
Sale of Armory,
1,366.38
Main Street Extension Alterations,
434.17
Manomet Road,
14.38
Sandwich Street Macadam,
403.64
South Street School Lot,
1.44
Old High School Lot,
283.52
Funded Debt Balancing Account,
243,449.86
South Street Engine House Loan,
1,050.00
Engine House Loan,
19,000.00
Fire Engine Loan,
3,150.00
Armory Loan,
1,500.00
Sewer Loan,
18,750.00
Warren Avenue Sewer Loan,
5,000.00
Macadamizing Loan,
1,600.00
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Macadamizing Loan,
1,600.00
Main Street Extension,
22,500.00
Harbor Improvement Loan,
6,000.00
New School House Loan,
44,600.00
Playground Loan,
900.00
Real Estate Loan,
400.00
Water Loan,
118,999.86
Trust and Investment Funds, cash and in- vestments,
32,250.60
Morton Park Fund,
2,000.00
Murdock Poor and School Fund,
744.60
Francis LeBarron Poor Fund,
1,396.95
Charles Holmes' Fund,
500.00
Warren Burial Hill, Cemetery Fund,
1,036.35
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds,
21,572.70
Old Colony Nat'l Bank Stock, Investment Fund,
5,000.00
Land for Dump,
200.00
Auto Truck, Forest Warden,
1.64
Hedge School Addition,
13,796.80.
New School House and Furnishings,
22,725.00
Shore Property, Josiah Robbins' estate,
100.00
Loans Authorized,
11,467.76
$399,413.72 399,413.72
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BALANCE SHEET JANUARY 1, 1913.
Revenue Accounts.
Accounts Receivable- H. W. Bartlett, Col. Tax of 1911,
Tax of 1912,
$18,054.78 43,338.67
Uncollected taxes, N. R. Jackson, Col.
$61,393.45
Total overlay,
$5,878.38
Water rates of 1911 and prior,
$295.74
Pipe and labor, 1911, and prior,
34.82
Forest Warden,
$349.61
Water rates of 1912,
5,783.45
Snow Removal, 39.24
Pipe and labor, 1912,
244.40
Roads and bridges, 207.34
Uncollected water rates, etc., Commonwealth of Massachusetts-
$6,358.41
All other, 26.99
$623.18
State aid,
$4,373.00
Soldiers' Burials,
185.00
Military Aid,
72.00
Revenue Account of 1913,
2,000.00
Town House, new heater,
50.00
Overdrafts-
Manomet Fire Station, old school, 5.56
Pilgrim Wharf, 9.65
Drinking Fountain,
250.00
Cemeteries, water pipe,
86.98
Cemeteries, avenues,
21.30
Addition to Manomet Cemetery,
62.47
$528.44
Excess and Deficiency, 1911,
$46,746.25
Deficiency of 1912,
3,546.08
Excess and Deficiency,
$43,200.17
Non Revenue, cash for Revenue purposes,
26,630.91
$78,016.06
$78,016.06
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$4,630.00
$42.48
Military Aid,
$ 72.00
Soldiers' Relief,
3,562.20
$3,634.20
Overlay, Reserve for Abatements- 1
Overlay, 1911, and prior, $2,732.05
Overlay, 1912, 3,146.33
Miscellaneous Tailing Account, pay rolls, 1911, and prior-
Unappropriated Revenue- Dog licenses from County, Appropriation Balances- Assessor's Plans,
1,154.98
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Non Revenue Accounts.
Cash, in Banks and Office Loans authorized, Non Revenue cash used for Revenue purposes,
$1,298.30
Sale of Armory, Appropriations-
Auto Truck, Forest Warden, $71.64
Land for Dump,
200.00
Main Street Extension Alterations,
434.17
Manomet Road,
14.38
Sandwich Street, Macadam,
403.64
Shore Property,
100.00
South Street School Lot,
1.44
Old High School Lot,
283.52
Hedge School Addition
13,796.80
New School and Furnishings,
22,725.00
Funded Debt Balancing Account, 243,449.86
South Street Engine House Loan,
$1,050.00
Engine House Loan,
19,000.00
Fire Engine Loan,
3,150.00
Armory Loan,
1,500.00
Sewer Loan,
18,750.00
Warren Avenue Sewer,
5,000.00
Macadamizing Loan,
1,600.00
Main Street Extension Loan,
22,500.00
Harbor Improvement Loan,
6,000.00
New School House Loan,
44,600.00
Playground Loan,
900.00
Real Estate Loan,
400.00
Water Loan,
118,999.86
32,250.60
Morton Park Fund,
$2,000.00
Murdock Poor and School Fund,
744.60
Francis LeBarron, Poor Fund,
1,396.95
Charles Holmes, Poor Fund,
500.00
Warren Burial Hill Fund,
1,036.35
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds,
21,572.70
Old Colony Nat'l Bank Stock,
5,000.00
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$32,250.60
$315,097.43
$315,097.43
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$243,449.86
Trust and Investment Funds,
11,467.76
26,630.91
$1,366.38
$38,030.59
DEBT STATEMENT
Summary of Outstanding Indebtedness, January 1, 1913, also amounts due for principal and interest during the year 1913.
Outstanding Jan. 1, 1912.
Paid During 1912.
Outstanding Jan. 1, 1913.
Principal due in 1913.
Interest due in 1913.
10 School Loan.
$55,683.24
$11,083.24
$44,600.00
$6,800.00
$1,522.50
Sewer Loans.
20,500.00
1,750.00
18,750.00
1,750.00
690.00
Warren Avenue Sewer Loan.
6,000.00
1,000.00
5,000.00
1,000.00
187.50
Macadamizing Loan.
6,600.00
5,000.00
1,600.00
800.00
60.00
. Main Street Extension Loan.
27,000.00
4,500.00
22,500.00
4,500.00
1,012.50
Harbor Improvement Loan.
8,000.00
2,000.00
6,000.00
2,000.00
175.00
11-Real Estate Loan.
800.00
400.00
400.00
400.00
7.00
Playground Loan.
1,800.00
900.00
900.00
900.00
18.00
Engine House Loan.
22,000.00
3,000.00
19,000.00
3,000.00
760.00
South Street Engine House Loan
2,100.00
1,050.00
1,050.00
1,050.00
25.00
1 Fire Engine Loan.
4,200.00
1,050.00
3,150.00
1,050.00
105.00
Armory Loans.
1,500.00
1,500.00
60.00
Water Loan.
133,666.52
14,666.66
118,999.86
14,666.66
4,380.00
$289,849.76
$46,399.90
$243,449.86
$37,916.66
$9,002.50
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LIST OF CEMETERY PERPETUAL CARE FUNDS. These amounts do not include the dividend for January, 1913. Plymouth Five Cents Savings Bank.
William H. Nelson,
$625.00
Fannie Goodwin Bates,
400.00
Adelaide Reed,
101.72
Russell Tomlinson,
231.42
Betsey C. Bagnell,
220.97
Lydia W. Chandler,
247.05
Curtis Howard,
604.34
Sarah F. Bagnell,
134.75
Rebecca D. Ryder,
626.58
A. A. Whiting,
371.72
James Reed,
460.85
Barnes Lot,
279.84
Charles Holmes Lot,
193.38
Louisa S. Jackson,
229.61
Judith S. Jackson,
433.88
John Donley,
108.19
Patrick O'Hearn,
110.40
David Drew,
109.71
Mary J. Brown,
51.22
Mary V. Lewis,
240.64
Priscilla L. Hedge,
230.47
Frederick Webber,
85.63
Nancie C. Wood,
1,078.54
Joshua Atwood,
107.59
Ichabod Shaw,
330.39
Edwin Morey,
562.08
Waldron & Dunham,
220.09
Timothy T. Eaton,
153.22
Heman Cobb,
217.56
Thomas Sampson,
202.09
Ephraim B. Holmes,
541.99
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Lydia E. Jackson,
210.49
Jacob Jackson,
107.54
Charlotte R. Bearce,
212.50
Washburn Lot, Portion No. 42,
159.86
Helena B. Rich,
106.07
Winslow Rickard,
105.32
John Eddy,
102.66
Helen Covington,
208.24
Freeman E. Wells,
157.76
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Eliza J. Burt,
155.70
David L. Harlow,
106.02
Benjamin Swift,
101.57
Ellis Benson,
101.12
Spooner Cornish Lot,
50.00
James Deacon,
105.70
Ellis & Freeman,
104.18
Ansel F. Fish,
103.19
Taylor & Foss,
103.18
Mary A. Minter,
127.58
Drew Lots,
628.84
Elizabeth M. Ward,
203.53
Edward W. Bradford,
153.06
Harvey Lot, No. 1365,
103.02
Ephraim Churchill,
25.75
Franklin B. Holmes,
103.02
Linus B. Thomas,
51.00
Ephraim S. Morton,
102.00
Merriam Lot,
204.00
B. O. Strong Lot,
76.50
John C. Cave,
101.00
Winslow Brewster Standish,
101.00
Calvin S. Damon, 151.50
Finney & Churchill,
101.00
Edward B. Hayden,
125.00
H. N. P. Hubbard,
75.00
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Anderson Lots,
150.00
Sylvanus Churchill,
50.00
Nancy L. Pratt,
50.00
Burgess P. Terry,
125.00
William & Phillip H. Williams,
100.00
Increase Robinson Lot,
100.00
August H. Lucas,
150.00
Edward Morton,
100.00
Benjamin Pierce,
50.00
Alfred F. Arnold,
100.00
Nathaniel H. Morton,
100.00
Charles H. Holmes,
100.00
Daniel Hintchcliffe,
100.00
Samuel Nelson,
100.00
Nathaniel Russell,
200.00
$15,819.82
Plymouth Savings Bank.
Morton D. Andrews Lot,
$564.50
William H. Nelson,
625.00
Thomas B. Bartlett,
257.38
Rebecca F. Sampson,
169.84
Katherine E. Seaver,
290.59
Mary F. Wood,
113.82
Cordelia Savery,
108.35
William Ross,
249.41
Kimball Fund,
327.50
John Gooding,
366.34
Schyler Sampson,
225.00
R. B. Hall,
102.06
Fanny Sylvester,
113.77
Mrs. E. A. Spooner,
109.10
Hayward Lot,
316.23
Tolman Lot,
112.43
Tinkham Lot,
101.10
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Danforth & Thurber,
212.60
Sarah Coradine,
183.87
William Bartlett,
314.21
Daniel H. Paulding,
209.72
John Morissey,
200.19
Oliver Wood,
102.00
Sarah V. Kendrick Fund,
51.00
Sarah A. Waldron,
150.74
Harriett H. Briggs, Jr.,
26.69
Geo. E. & Carrie M. Benson,
149.44
$5,752.88
Respectfully submitted,
RICHARD T. ELDRIDGE,
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ASSESSORS' REPORT
The Assessors present the following report for the year end- ing December 31, 1912 :
Assessed real estate,
$9,017,925 00
Assessed personal estate, 3,293,132 00
$12,311,057 00
Exempted Real and Personal Estate.
Soldiers', R. L.,
58,225 00
Clause 9 and 10, R. L., 46,900 00
105,125 00
Buildings assessed, excluding land, 6,234,375 00
Land assessed, excluding buildings, 2,783,550 00
Personal assessed, excluding
bank stock,
3,070,700 00
Resident bank stock assessed, 222,432 00
-$12,311,057 00
Gain on real estate,
$194,075 00
Gain on personal estate,
158,262 00
352,337 00
Rate, $18.00 on $1,000.
Tax on real estate,
$162,322 65
Tax on personal estate,
59,276 37
Tax on non-resident bank stock, 4,621 82
Tax on polls,
6,808 00
Moth assessment, 277 53
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Excise Tax.
Brockton & Plymouth St. Ry. Co., $553 84
Plymouth & Sandwich St. Ry. Co., 97 36 -
-- $ 651 20
Town warrant,
$189,020 90
State warrant,
18,500 00
State highway warrant,
365 50
County warrant,
15,729 74
County, Gurnet Bridge,
480 00
Non-resident bank stock,
4,621 82
Moth,
277 53
Overlayings,
4,310 88
-- $ 233,306 37
Residents assessed on property,
1,705
All others,
566
Non-residents,
660
All others,
144
Persons assessed on property,
3,075
Persons assessed poll only,
2,331
Persons assessed poll and property,
5,406
Polls assessed,
3,495
Polls assessed and exempted soldiers, R. L.,
57
Polls assessed and exempted, clause 9 and 10, R. L.,
34
Horses,
718
Cows,
373
Neat cattle,
15
Sheep,
65
Swine,
63
Fowl,
2,150
Dwelling houses,
3,074
Acres of land,
50,267
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Abatement Account.
Balance Overlayings, Dec. 31, 1911, $5,651 53
Overlayings, Dec. 31, 1912, 4,310 88 ----- $ 9,962 41
Abatements.
Tax for the year 1910,
$1.062 33
Tax for the year 1911,
1,857 15
Tax for the year 1912,
1,164 55 -$ 4,084 03
Balance Dec. 31, 1912,
$5,878 38
We recommend an appropriation for the year 1913 of $3,000.00 for services and expenses of the assessors, and also a further sum of $500.00 to continue the survey and plan of the town.
GEORGE HARLOW, JAMES C. BATES, NATHANIEL G. LANMAN, Assessors of Plymouth.
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REPORT OF OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
Annual report of the Overseers of the Poor for the year end- ing Dec. 31, 1912-
With the end of the year on December 31st and the closing of our accounts, we pause for a brief glance over the work and expense of our department. Nothing especially startling is apt to occur in our work, although we certainly do hear a vari- ety of experiences in the line of sorrow and hardship while endeavoring to learn the cause and need of the aid. Of the 23 new cases of persons or families aided for the first time during the year, 11 of them were of short duration and soon closed, the principal reason for aid being that an event occurred that called for an unusual outlay of money, such as a sick child who needed a physician's services; a case in the hospital; out of work and no credit; burial of a child, and in one case we furnished a pair of eye glasses for a child that was attending school, and whose father could not get together sufficient money to buy them. A low wage, with a large family of small children, precludes the possibility of much saving, even though the family may be thriftily inclined, which many of them are not.
The very hardest and most expensive cases we have are those in which the father is incapacitated from work by reason of disease or death, and has a wife and from two to seven chil- dren, the oldest perhaps not over 11 years. Then comes the case of desertion, where the father leaves the wife to support the family and herself; in the latter we make it a point to have
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the man in court to answer to the charge. if the police can locate him.
Outside relief was extended to 188 persons living in this town, 104 of whom had a settlement in Plymouth; 37 were settled in some other place, and 47 were "state cases," being without a settlement in this Commonwealth. There were also 26 persons residing elsewhere, but having a settlement here, that were aided in the place of residence at the expense of this department.
Of the persons fully supported there remained at the alms- house on January 1, 1912 : 10
Inmates admitted during the year, 10
- 20
Discharged during the year, 3
Committed to the care of State Minor Wards, 2
Died, 1
6
-
Number remaining January 1, 1913, 14
We have expended the sum of $11,276.14, this being $276.14 in excess of our appropriation. Substracting our reimburse- ments, leaves the net cost of support for the year, $9,679.26. The following figures, properly classified by the accountant, show our receipts and expenditures during the past year :
RECEIPTS
Almshouse.
Board, Miscellaneous,
$29 77 4 30
34 07
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Reimbursements.
Individuals,
$29 00
Cities and towns,
1,446 76
State, Mileage sold,
82 05
5 00
---- $
1,562 81
Trust Funds.
Frances Le Barron fund,
$58 58
Charles Holmes fund,
43 38
$ 101 96
$ 1,698 84
PAYMENTS
General Administration.
Salaries,
$300 00
Stationery, printing, etc.,
19 99
All other,
102 31
--- $
422 30
Almshouse.
Salary of superintendent,
$561 00
Other salaries and wages,
596 73
Groceries and provisions,
1,216 69
Dry goods and clothing,
323 95
Building,
702 71
Fuel and light,
679 45
Equipment,
328 36
Hay and grain,
435 56
Medicines, etc.,
171 36
All other,
187 98
$5,203 79
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Outside Relief.
Cash,
$784 43
Rent,
886 82
Groceries and provisions,
1,500 57
Coal and wood,
249 40
Board and care,
237 93
Medicine and medical attendance,
442 00
Burials,
46 00
State institutions,
191 43
Other institutions,
440 07
All other,
10 97
$
4,789 62
Relief given by other Cities and Towns.
Cities,
$76 32
Towns,
778 11 -$ 854 43
Other Expenses.
Insurance,
6 00
Total payments,
$11,276 14
We recommend an appropriation of $11,500.00 for the use of this department in 1913.
CHARLES A. STRONG, WILLIAM T. ELDRIDGE, HERBERT W. BARTLETT, Overseers of the Poor.
ANNUAL REPORT
OF
TOWN CLERK
Births, Deaths and Marriages
FOR THE YEAR 1912
Plymouth Seven
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN PLYMOUTH IN 1912.
Date. Name
Name of Parents.
Paul and Lena Schied
Germany
Manuel and Mary Bella
Western Islands
5.
3. Cosmedo
5. Alfred Enos
6. Dorothy Lorna Everett
Joseph and Mary Ellen Moore
11.
11. Blanche Amelia Bryant Joseph Neri
13. Leona Izola Bentley
Ralph and Bessie Courtney
Amboy, Minn. Scotland
Scotland
14. Emily Ida Klepzig
Robert and Julia McFarland
Walter C. and Isabella N. Richmond
Plymouth Azores
Plymouth Azores South Boston, Mass.
Nova Scotia Bethel, R. I.
Wareham, Mass.
Germany
Yarmouth, N. S.
-98-
Feb.
1. Hilda Louise Goddard
Lowell, Mass.
Plymouth, Mass.
3. Lillian Esther Hadaway
Plymouth, Mass.
Chatham, Mass.
3. Cotilda Esta Venazzaro
Coserta, Italy
Ferrara, Italy Azores St. Michels Plymouth, Mass.
St. Michels
7. Charles Winslow Craig
10. Robert Zucchi
Fred and Ida Lenzi George and Edith Riegel
St. Augustine, Italy Belfast, Ireland Plymouth, Mass.
Western Islands
St. Augustine, Italy Gemany Plymouth, Mass. Western Islands
Jan. 1. 2.
Margarethe Ziegengeist Diolinda Jacintho Tassinari
Louis and Teresa Menzzi
Ferrara, Italy
Azores St. Michaels, W. I. England
Middleboro, Mass.
Bolognia, Italy
13. Douglass Gauley
Isaiah and
14. George Clifton Pratt
Frank Mello
Simon and Mary Estrado
Leonard and Maud Cook
15.
Irma Hulda Sloane
Louis R. and Hope E. Manter
Charles H. and Marie Birnstein
Lawson and Daisy Leeman
Ancona, Italy
Ancona, Italy
Italy Arichat, C. B.
Italy Mararre, C. B.
22. Eugene Simon Picard
John and Mary Florence Chiasson
Carver
Carver
Carver
28.
29. Annie Union
Massod G. and Alice Thomas
Syria
Syria
Ferrara, Italy
Italy
29. William Remido Ragazzini 31. Libeda Lenci
Antonio and Eliza Biancolini
Ancona, Italy Ancona, Italy
31. Lawrence Tura
Alfonzo and Josephine M. Sacenti
Italy
Italy
Coserta, Italy Ferrara, Italy Azores
4. Eva Tassanari John Vierra
4.
7. Mary Anna Medros
Joseph and Nickolina Regan Manuel and Mary Stella Charles D. and Annie Bradford Diman
McClintocoille,
Pa.
11. Thomas Noddings 14. Barbara Curtis Harlow
15. Curt
Porter and Etta B. Peterson Joe and Mary Antoni
Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Germany Western Islands Bolognia, Italy Azores St. Michaels, W. I. England Plymouth, Mass. Bolognia, Italy Plymouth, Mass.
16. 17. Ida Mangucci 17. 22. Joseph Valenciano
Natoli and Elisa Francischini Vincencio and Carmela Marcelli
27. Beatrice Shaw
Ellsworth V. and Anna K. Shurtleff
27. Barbara Shaw Jane Bradford
Ellsworth V. and Anna K. Shurtleff Clarence D. and Helen W. Clark
Carver Plymouth
Plymouth
Alfonso and Eva Malaguti
Plymouth, Mass.
Carleton Frederick Rose Nickerson
Shelburn, N. S.
14. 15. Leonard Elton Wood
Arthur and Lena Weiche]
Antonio and Mary Amelio Manuel and Irnestinhe Gulke
Ardillio and Mary Corti
Fred and Madeline L. Forstmeyer Augustus S. Jr. and Lillian E. Robbins John and Cesira Lombardi Angelo and Carolina Gallerani
15. 15. 19. 20.
Curt Sousa Jones
Olga Lenzi
- Birnstein
23. 24. Annie Futardo
24. Kathleen Margaret Waterhouse
25. Blenda Govoni
28. Herbert Mansfield Baker
28.
Cabria
28. Cabria
29. Arthur Costa
Mar. 1.
Helen Francis Pierce McCormick -Allender
John and Katherine McDonald John and Valbor Walkenen Medio and Romilda Tassinari
Bernard R. and Sarah A. Spurr
England
England
Boston, Mass. Manomet, Mass.
Azores
Azores Azores
14.
Josephine Gilli
Joseph and Fontina Balboni
Abraham and Fannie Berg
Bolognia, Italy
Bolognia, Italy
16.
Amelia Forni
Evo and Lucy Morisi
Ferrara, Italy
Ferrara, Italy
18. 18. Alexander McKay
Neil W. D. and Isabella Armstrong
Nova Scotia
Scotland
18. Rowell Tupper
Frank E. and Mary L. Fahcy
Canada
Canada
18.
Byron Wilbur Ware
Gaetano and Angela Cavicchi
Italy
Plymouth, Mass.
19. 20.
George Ernest Clyfton Smith
George B. Smith and lIelen Pierson
Plymoutlı, Mass.
Plymouth, Mass.
24.
Olga Benotti
Isadore and Ida Tura
Ferrara, Italy Germany
Plymouth, Mass.
25.
Edward Sears Elean Scars
John J. and Margaret E. Maher
Plymoutlı, Mass.
Ireland
25.
27. Bellmeda Gomes 27. Camille Rossetti
Frank and Rosa Mans
Naples, Italy
Naples, Italy
Italy
Italy
28. 29. Alice Fracaulassi
Fulgensio and Mary Bernagassi
Italy
Italy
Azores
Azores
31.
31. Alma Marie Fortini
Dante and Gertrude Pezzitini
Italy
Italy
Apr.
1. Francis Duncan Ryan
Duncan A. and Annie O'Brien
Nova Scotia
Ireland
Eddington, Pa.
Germany
Plymouth, Mass.
Vasselboro, M . England
England
Western Islands Azores
Middleboro, Mass.
Ferrara, Italy
Germany
White River Junc. Vt.
Western Islands
Western Islands Plymouth, Mass.
Ferrara, Italy
Charlestown, Mass.
Azores
Azores
Azores
Ernest and Dora Sousa
Azores
W. Roxbury Finland
Finland
Ferrara, Italy
Ferrara, Italy
3. Nelso Montanari 6. Illigitimate
8.
Lawrence Henry Ward
Joseph and Ida Holmes
Joseph and Mary Manez
Frank and Mary Sousa
Azores
Ferrara, Italy Ferrara, Italy
15.
Jeanneth Kaplow
Wilner, Russia
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