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36
10
2
Broncho-Pneumonia
4 Isaac H. Valler
67
3
14
Myocardial Insufficiency
5 Dora King
74
4
66
6
9
Chester Alden Morse
41
4
3
Acute Nephritis
10
Jane McMurray
82
Chronic Brights Disease
12 Nancy S. Parks
74
9
15
Chronic Brights Disease
16
Maud L. White
39
6
3
Lobar Pneumonia
16
Jane B. Collingwood
88
--
14
Senile Dementia
19 21
Lydia A. Howard
74 56
2
27
Natural Causes fol. Influenza
22
Caroline F. Morey (Died in Newton) 68
65
8
3
Lobar Pneumonia Stillborn
24
24 Willard T. Sears (Died in N. J.)
57
4
7 Acute Cardiac Dilatation
28 Sherman Allen
83
14
Pneumonia & Grippe
30 Julia E. Hinckley
62
10 25 Carcinoma of Liver
30 Huldah D. Thrasher
80
7 13
Cancer of Intestines
Apr.
2 William A. Bows
55
5
8 Natural Causes. Fatty Heart.
5 6
Govoni Marchie Alberghini
31
- Shaw
5 hours
70 10
13
10
12 Eugenia Willis (Died in Boston)
79
5
25 Broncho-Pneumonia
13 Lyndon P. Hubbard
72
10
18 Chronic Interstitial Nephritis
51 6
27 Lobar Pneumonia
Name of Parents
Alex V. Fraser and Nina Metz. Francis Fowler and Elizabeth Birney Joseph Romano and Louise Masa Joseph J. Ruprecht and Anna Seaver John T. Hall and Betsey Thomas Elisha Ellis and Priscilla S. Crowell Eleazer S. Bartlett and Evelina G. Jackson
Dennis A. Barnes and Sue Matthews Elbridge Sampson and Frances Loring
- and
Elisha Vaughn and Annie Wright James Cameron and Mary Blair Allen Hoxie and Daphia Handy John F. Hall and Mary F. Rodgers
-78-
Maltiah Howard and Ruth Bradford Charles Pye and Susan Birch Edwin Morey and Caroline Cooper Calvin S. Mixter and Rebecca Stevens
-- and -
Amasa Sears and Eugenia Dimon Anthony Allen and Marcia Finney Henry A. Vought and Mary I. Timohoff Sprague Freeman and Sylvania Delano
Infantile Diarrhoea Acute Congestion of Lungs Premature Birth Organic Heart Disease
8 9 Mary I. Keene Elizabeth Mahler
61
6
1 Lobar Pneumonia
14 John Henry Ryder
56
10 11
Chronic Nephritis
Cerebral Hemorrhage
27
27 Evered A. Sampson (Died in Clinton ) 62
82
5
19
16 Carcinoma of Right Breast
23
Walter B. Pye
4
16
Nephritis. Organic Heart Disease
27 Apoplexy
Calvin S. Mixter
14 Cerebral Hemorrhage Lobar Pneumonia
8 Joseph Gomes
Saul J. Valler and Sarah Courtney Obadiah King and Olive J. Harlow Manuel Gomes and Mary Gomes Whitman B. Morse and Susan Raymond John Graham and Jane Prenter Samuel Loring and Laura Loring Edgar O. Pratt and Sophronia Hodgkins William Collingwood and Eleanor Harrow
Albert Bows and - Mando Govoni and Alice Rogers Frank Alberghini and Albina Meloni C. Thomas Shaw and Isabel Norton William E. Packard and Thankful Linnell Michael Henrich and Katherine Rheinhardt William Stowe and Elizabeth Sargent Benjamin Hubbard and Ellen M. - John C. Ryder and Arathusa H. House
16
10 Broncho-Pneumonia
5
Date
Name
Y
Cause of Death
Drowning
21
7 19 Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Fred Alberghini and Elizabeth Roncerrati
Paul S. Nightingale and Leota E. Holmes Joseph S. Ripley and Maria Winsor Isaac Paine and Catherine Rider Gordon L. Griswold and Mary A. Hendreson James Davidson and Mary Sanlon
John Souza Varao and Annie Almeida
Joseph Stefani and Mary Pederzani Charles Richards and Lucretia Hudson Joshua Delano Jr. and Olive B: Holmes Manuel Cruz and Mary R. Travasas William B. Dimond and Amanda May
12 Alice M. Rogers
63
2
6
Carcinoma of Liver
12
Margaret J. Morrison (Died in Hanson) Joshua B. Mace
79
1
29 Chronic Valvular Heart Disease
15
78
9
1
Mitral Stenosis of Heart
15 Gideon H. Clark
66
5
Broncho-Pneumonia
18 Walter L. Boyden
59
4 17
Chronic Myocarditis
18 Charles Blockhaus
79
1
22
Apoplexy
19 Katherine Rogers
50
5 14
Accidental Shooting
23 George Edwin Chase (Died in Middleboro)
58 75
6
7
Carcinoma or the Uterus
31
1 11 30 Mitral Regurgitation of Heart
June
2 Alonzo F. Marvelli
8 10 Convulsions
3 Clara Bastoni
1
23
Acute Congestion of Lungs
5 Alice D. Tavernelli
25
Septicaemia fol. Tonsilitis
6 Charles H. Badger
71
9 10 Chronic Parenchymatous Nephritis Charles D. Badger and Jerusha Besse
9 Marie E. Peck
82
3 5 Organic Heart Disease
11 Helen F. Hedge
82
12 Senile Dementia
11 Madalena Beytes
82
4
9
Old Age
13 Pelliam Whiting
65
6
9 Empyema fol. Pleurisy
13 Peter Pagnoni
48
Chronic Valvular Heart Disease
16 Edna M. Wyss (Died in Winthrop)
8
Puerperal Septicaemia
19 Wallace Jones
20 Ethel A. Eldridge
37
20 John Dolphin
83 2
4 Lobar Pneumonia
Name of Parents Wilbur Farrington and Grace E.
Apr. 14 Edward Hill Farrington 20 Virginia M. Medara (Died in Hanson) 25 Bernard C. Nightingale (Died in Marshfield) 26 Edward T. Ripley
1
3 --
Lobar Pneumonia
Chronic Arthritis & Grippe
28 Elizabeth Wiley
81 1
4
Organic Valvular Heart Disease
29
--- Griswold
14 hours
Congenital Malformation of llcart Angina Pectoris
29 Lydia F. Shoults
68 - 11 11 25
May 2 Annie Souza Varao 4 August Stefani
49
29 Tricuspid Stenosis of Heart Surgical Shock. Operation for Gall Stones
83
3 10
Carcinoma
6
5 Maria Swan John Holmes Delano Maria I. Cruz
43
8
13
Lobar Pneumonia
8
4 10
Pertussis
Louis MacDonald and Annie Morrison Jeremiah M. Mace and Sarah A. Pittman David Clark and Lucretia W. Holbrook Charles C. Boyden and Julia Newman - and -
Charles Benn and Elizabeth Warden
28
Mary E. Bartlett Pedro Pimental
Cerebral Hemorrhage
Charles Chase and Angenette Frost DeForest Shaw and Susan Richards Mariano Pimental and Gloria Pimental
Henry Weichel and Leavitt T. Robbins and Lydia Fuller Henry W. Green and Elizabeth Faunce Pelham Whiting and Sophia Straffin Sergio Pagnoni and Generosa - Caleb A. Larkin and Isabel Murphy Royal V. Jones and Lorene W. Fay Henry J. Miller and Alice Potter George Dolphin and Jane
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Age
M D - -
24
71
28
10
37 7 45 min. Premature Birth 7 20 Lobular Pneumonia
Robert F. Marvelli and Lydia Corazzari Joseph Bastoni and Adele Galassi Sebastian Tavernelli and Elide Zaniboni
15
DEATHS-Continued
Age
Date
Name
June 21 James M. Hazen
15
17
Cramps & Heart Failure while Bathing
21
Abbie Cooper
84
6
6 Senile Pneumonia Stillborn Convulsions
30
-
Stillborn
July 2 Albert T. Harlow (Died in N. Attleboro)
71
6 11
Arterio Sclerosis Septicemia
4
Ellen M. Koster
64
9
23
Pulmonary Tuberculosis
6 John Gellar
78
9 27 Uremia
8 James Johnston
63
1 29 Accidental Poisoning
11 Jolın Coute
9 11 Convulsions
13 Stephen Gould
60
3
28
Angina Pectoris
15 James H. Bagnell
69
7 14
Chronic Myocarditis
16
John Mello
4 2 28 Accidental Burning
16
Fannie McBay
54 6 12
Interstitial Nephritis
16
Warren B. Pearson - Pearson
22 hours
Premature Birth
-
9 26
Marasmus
25
Almira H. Cooper
85
7 23
Sclerosis of Cerebral Arteries
28
Richard S. Hastings
23
4
Fracture of Skull
29
Sarah H. Burgess
92
2 21
Old Age
Aug. 1
Stillborn
74
11
Cerebral Hemorrhage
3
16 hours
General Weakness
12
Louis Robbins
43
3
19
Cancer of Stomach
12 Salome Schreiber
71
3
3
Overcome by heat
13 Edward E. Allen
55
3
22
Fracture of Skull
19
Charles E. Caswell
73
7 26
Cancer of Stomach
22
Mary Union
58
-
Carcinoma of Stomach and In- testines
23 Charlotte F. Bartlett
91
3
28 Old Age
24 Catherine C. Bagnell
66
3
3
Chronic Myocarditis
26 Archie M. Hathaway Jr.
2
1 Malnutrition
26 Ida L. Churchill
53
4
9 Valvular Disease of Heart
Name of Parents
James W. Hazen and Mary A. Munroe James Southworth and Lucy A. Benner - and
Manuel Fratus and Mary Souza -- and -
George H. Harlow and Sarah R. Morton Ichabod Bagnell and Ellen Devine James H. Robbins and Mary E. Chase John Gellar and Margaret Houck Robert Johnston and Mary Corbett John Coute and Rose Santos Robert Gould and Margaret Belfontaine Ichabod P. Bagnell and Ellen Devine John Mello and Esmeraldo Sousa John Burns and Fannie Joyce William I. Pearson and Etta V. Pierce William I. Pearson and Etta V. Pierce Joseph O. Cadose and Annie Rzeznikieiwicze Harvey Bartlett and Nancy Holmes Edward A. Hastings and Caroline B. Tirrell Ellis Sampson and Sarah Ballou
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- and - Maturino LeBlanc and Adel Bryant Harold S. Spooner and Bertha Ellis Louis Robbins and Emily MacMillan Cornelius Karle and Antonia Petters John R. Allen and Lucy Durkee Thomas Caswell and Deborah Brailey
John Union and
Gordon
Charles O. Haywood and - Michael Donley and - Archie M. Hathaway and Cozette S. Holman Sylvanus L. Churchill and Isabella N. Holmes
Y
M D 11
Cause of Death
24
28 Joseph Fratus
4 28
-
5 John W. Robbins (Died in Taunton) 32
9
20
1 hr. 45 min. Premature Birth
17 19 Francis Oliver Cadose
1 Simon E. LeBlanc - Spooner
Oct.
2 Minnie M. Fraser
31
1 5
Pulmonary Tuberculosis
4 Melvin C. Cobb
58
1 18 Broncho-Pneumonia
6 Sylvia Standish
84
5 29
Valvular Disease of Heart
7 William Loyd Chase (Died in Scituate)
70
1 26
Cancer of Liver
Allen Chase and Altomera Walker
8 Elizabeth K. Keefe
24
16
Enlargement of Heart and Valvular Disease
8 Albert E. McLean
35 7 20
Suicide from hanging Stillborn
10
11 Lucy T. Tillson (Died in Carver)
80
- 16
Myocarditis
18 James E. Bartlett
84
2
28 Arterio Sclerosis. Uraemia
18 Anna Carll
79
9
Cerebral Hemorrhage
18 Cornelius Schubert
60
7 14
Heart Disease
18 Sarah A. Sears (Died in Lynn)
72
6 24
Chronic Valvular Disease of Heart
19 Harold Freyermuth
86
1
1 Carcinoma of Prostate
23
32
10
24
26
26 Lucille Milburn (Died in Lake- ville)
54
4 21
66
6 20
Pythisis Pulmonalis Myocarditis
Name of Parents
Sept. 2 Francis R. Stoddard
79
2 Melzar Baker Sampson
61
7 2 26 Cirrhosis of Liver
2 Thomas H. Cowley (Died in Worcester) 4 Nancy M. Pearson
87
2
23 Chronic Interstitial Nephritis Cerebral Hemorrhage
7
7 Edward W. Baker
51 70 8
7 9
11 Ernest C. Morrison (Died in Vt.)
35
10
12
14 Robert G. Mccullough
2 12
Acute Inanition
16 Oloff Brandberg (Died in Arling- ton)
72
4 28 Chronic Interstitial Nepliritis
and
18 John Schneider
71
8
17
Strangulated rt. Inguinal Hernia Jolin Schneider and -
19 Alice M. Bradford
74 10
19 10 Sarcoma of Antrum Organic Heart Disease
22 Edith Hazel Holmes
1
6
3 21
Cirrhosis of Liver
27
25 Lebarata Candini (Died in Kingston) 60 Granville Kingman (Died in Rock- land, Maine) 57
- Disease of Heart
George W. Kingman and Elizabeth Bartlett
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Nicholas Keefe and Agnes B. Murray John McLean and Catherine Rideout - and - Benjamin Pierce and Lydia T. Chandler John Bartlett and Eliza Finney Henry F. Pettis and Olive G. Parker John F. Schubert and Catherine O'Connor Ellis Tripp and Angeline Sabins Joseph N. Freyermuth and Lenora M. Malaguti
21 Hiram McFall (Died in Boston) Ernest Goyetch
Henry McFall and Mary Haney Henry Goyetch and Elizabeth Babin
- and -
Edward Milburn and Mary J. Washington Hiram Chapman and Eliza Cottrell
27 Ruth A. Haskins
Age
Date Name
M D
Cause of Death
Chronic Myocarditis 6
Isaac N. Stoddard and Martha Le B. Thomas Miranda R. Sampson and Melancia Q. Pierce
Phillip Cowley and Cynthia Serman Charles S. Morse and Nancy Pratt Sebastian Riedel and Mary Briedel - and -
Henry Riedel (Died in Cambridge) 7
74
2
58
10 Ulcer-Perforating Duodenal Stillborn 8 Pernicious Anaemia
George H. Craig
4 Gangrenous Appendix Stillborn Alcoholism
William E. Baker and Eliza Vauglian George E. Craig amd Mary Hampton -- and - Alexander Morrison and Margaret J. McDonald James McCullough and Geneva F. Braley
Edw. W. Bradford and Mary Dillard Herman F. Holmes and Anna F. Drew Michele Garuti and Anna Saxa
Otto Hansche and Louise Belirendt Charles H. Cobb and Emily Newhall Joseph Maybury and Betsey Reed
-
1 Haemophillia
Intestinal Obstruction
-
- Stillborn
DEATHS-Continued
Date
Name
Y
Age M D
Cause of Deathı
Oct. 27
27
Mary Dries
29
Illa L. Chandler
54
19 21
Cholera Infantum
2 Charles L. Woodward
82
11
8
Arterio Sclerosis
5
Rebecca D. Finney
86
8
5 Grippe
14 Abigail C. Nichols
86
2 3
Diabetes
17
Richard T. Roder
52
97 1
2
Senile Myocarditis
19
Euphemia Watson (Died in Boston)
44
11
13
Pulmonary Embolism
20 Manuel Cruz
65
79 10 25
Cerebral Hemorrhage
23 Stephen DeCost
24 Ida C. Beytes
28 Alves Munice (Died in Med-
28
-
29
field ) Caroline F. Carr
69 11 2
Dec.
3 Helene Leveque
81
6
6
Chronic Interstitial Nephritis
4 Mary H. Sherman
5 Lewis Goldstein
11
6 29
Acute Appendicitis
7 Einily S. Sampson
80
23 Lobar Pneumonia
11 Albert Frye Cole
83
62
88
64
8
Cerebral Hemorrhage
17 Lydia B. Holmes (Died in Taunton) 82
1 28
Senile Psychosis Stillborn
19
21 Edwin F. Nutter
46
22 Mycloma of Spine
22 Mary Bernado
2
1 Cholera Infantum
29
29 Arthur Montinari (Died in Boston) 40 8 Duodenal Ulcer
Name of Parents
-- and -
Peter A. Dries and Castanza Pasteris Coleman B. Chandler and Mary S. Pierce
Joseph Silva and Mary Gloria - and -
William A. Robbins and Martha Washington Charles D. Bartlett and Lucinda Cornish Gustave Roder and Emily Barke
James Ash and Margaret Gallaneters James J. Sinclair and Margaret Turnbull
- and -
William Whiting and Lydia Russell I. George DeCost and Mary E. Duffey John H. Lent and L. Anna Horton
Antone Munice and Serina Rego Perrault and -
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Luke Leveque and Helene Gagne Albert Fuller and Mary Chase Isaac Goldstein and Eva Goldstein Elisha Douglas and Susan King Job T. Cole and Hannah Frye Horatio W. Melix and Martha Scott
14 Henry W. Melix (Died in Chelsea)
10 1 Senility
17 Reinders John Krins
17 Martin Powers (Died in Kingston)
Reinders J. Krins and - Martin Powers and Margaret Demery Ephraim B. Holmes and Lydia Sampson - and -
Samuel Nutter and Annie Hall Ralph Bernado and Annie Viella Louis Montinari.and Eufemia Serra
5 min. 1
Cerebral Hemorrhage
Nov. 1 John Silva
1 -
5 hours 4 18
Injury to Brain
62
Uremic Sepsis
Tuberculosis of Lungs Arterial Sclerosis
5
Hemorrhage from Stomach
4 27 Organic Valvular Disease of Heart Chronic Myocarditis
Tuberculosis Pulmonary
22 Rose Standish Whiting
14 Rheumatic Endocarditis
17 Mary Cobb (Died in Hanson)
Stillborn Ascitis
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SUMMARY
MARRIAGES, 1923.
Number registered in 1923,
151
Both parties born in-
United States
89
Italy,
5
Portugal,
6
Germany,
1
Azores,
1
Greece,
1
England,
1
Cape Verde Islands,
1
St. Michaels,
1
Mixed, One American,
40
Mixed, Neither American,
5
151
BIRTHS, 1923.
Number registered, 288, of which 54 were non-residents.
Males,
147
Females,
141
Both Parents Born in-
United States,
142
Italy,
32
Portugal,
21
St. Michaels,
6
Russia,
4
Azores,
4
Germany,
3
Canada,
2
Cape Verde Islands,
2
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Nova Scotia,
Newfoundland, New Brunswick, Medeira Islands, Mixed, One American, Mixed, Neither American,
2
1
1
1
53
14
288
DEATHS, 1923.
Number of deaths registered 210, of which 49 were non- residents and 39 died out of town, burial taking place in Plymouth.
Born in-
United States,
166
Nova Scotia,
9
Italy,
8
Germany,
7
Scotland,
4
Ireland,
3
England,
1
St. Michaels,
1
Portugal,
1
Sweden,
1
Russia,
1
New Brunswick,
1
Azores,
1
France,
1
Cape Breton,
1
Canada,
1
Syria,
1
Holland,
1
Unknown,
1
210
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There have been issued from the Town Clerk's office for the year 1923, licenses as follows:
424 Resident Citizen's Combination Certificates of Regis- tration.
1 Non-Resident Citizen's Certificates of Registration.
4 429
Non-Resident Citizen's Certificates of Registration. (Property Owners).
421
Resident Hunter's and Trappers Certificates of Regis- tration.
1 1
Non-Resident Hunter's and Trapper's Certificate of Registration (Property Owner).
Alien Hunting and Trapping Certificate of Registra- tion.
Resident Fisherman's Certificates of Registration. Non-Resident Fisherman's Certificates of Registration.
Non-Resident Fisherman's Certificates of Registra- tion. (Property Owners).
Resident Lobster Fisherman's Certificates of Regis- tration.
Non-Resident Lobster Fisherman's Certificates of Registration.
4
Alien Lobster Fisherman's Certificates of Registration.
98 10 Trapper's Certificates of Registration.
Female Dog Licenses.
127 625 Male Dog Licenses.
752
There has also been paid from this office bounty on one seal.
GEORGE B. HOWLAND,
Town Clerk.
423 244 21 3 268 90
4
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TWELFTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE TOWN ACCOUNTANT
For the Year Ending December 31, 1923.
Plymouth, Mass., February 15, 1924.
To the Board of Selectmen,
Plymouth, Mass.
Gentlemen:
I herewith submit report of the financial transactions of the Town of Plymouth for the year ending December 31, 1923, arranged practically as in the last few years.
Some proposed changes and elimination of certain parts of the report have been considered but as no material saving appeared to be effected have not been carried out this year.
Schedule A. shows the receipts and payments for the year, classified as required by the Division of Accounts of the Commonwealth.
Schedule B. is a detailed account of each appropriation, showing the amount appropriated, the additions to and the payments from same.
Schedule C. is a statement of the Estimated Receipts; the charges being the amounts estimated and deducted from the total of the Appropriations, by the Assessors, in making the Tax Warrant, and the credits being the amounts actually received during the year.
Schedule D. is the Revenue Account for the year.
Schedule E. The Excess and Deficiency Account, for 1923.
Schedule F. is the Balance Sheet, January 1, 1924, showing the condition of the Town Finances after closing the books for 1923.
Schedule G. is a summary of the Outstanding Indebted- ness, showing the debt at the beginning of the year, the amounts paid on same, and the principal and interest require- ments for 1924, as far as applies to the bonds outstanding.
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Schedule H. is a detailed statement of the Outstanding Indebtedness, required by law to be published as a part of this report.
Schedule I. is an itemized statement of the Trust Funds not including the January, 1924, dividends.
Attention is called to the fact that this is the first time in many years that a substantial cash balance has been carried over on the balance sheet, no part of which was borrowed money.
This is partly accounted for by the current and previous year's taxes being more closely paid up, but principally by the amount of accumulated surplus. This has now reached a point where some of it should be used. I would recommend that not less then $30,000. be appropriated to reduce the tax levy of 1924.
Respectfully submitted,
ELMER R. HARLOW, Town Accountant.
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SCHEDULE A. RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS RECEIPTS
GENERAL REVENUE.
1. TAXES.
Sources of Receipts,
Revenue for Expenses
Revenue for
Outlays
Total
Current Year-
1. Property,
$436,584 88
2. Poll, Previous Years-
17,340 00
3. Property,
76,420 83
4. Poll, 85 00
From State-
5. Corporation, 85,547 95
6. Street Railway, 58 89
7. Bank, 2,042 27
Income Tax,
22,635 18
Income Tax (School Funds), 17,337 50
Reimbursement for Loss of Taxes, 327 13
Reimbursement for
Soldiers' Exemptions,
122 41
Total from Taxes, $658,502 04 $658,502 04
2. LICENSES AND PERMITS.
Licenses --
8. Liquor, $5 00
9. All Other, 1,166 00
Permits-
10. Marriage,
11. All Other, 1,096 00
Total from Licenses and
Permits, $2,267 00
2,267 00
Total Forward
$660,769 04
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RECEIPTS
Sources of Receipts,
Revenue for Expenses
Revenue for Total
Outlays
Total forward,
$660,769 04
3. FINES AND FORFEITS. $782 15
12. Court,
13. Department Penalties, 14. Contract Violations,
Total from Fines and Forfeits,
$782 15
782 15
4. GRANTS AND GIFTS.
Grants from Other Civil Divisions-
15. From State for Education, (Smith-Hughes Funds) $224 30
16. From State for Armories,
17. From State for Highway Purposes, 167 00
18. From State for Other Purposes
19. From County (Dog Licenses) for Schools or Libraries 1,441 26
From County for High- way Purposes, 167 03
Gifts from Individuals- - 20. For Expenses 21. For Outlays,
Total from Grants and Gifts, $1,999 59 1,999 59
5. ALL OTHER REVENUE.
22.
23.
Total from All Other Revenue,
Total forward, $663,550 78
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RECEIPTS.
Sources of Receipts,
Total forward,
Revenue for
Revenue for Total
Expenses
Outlays
$663,550 78
COMMERCIAL REVENUE. 6. SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS.
24. Street Sprinkling
25. Moth Extermination, $599 00
26. Sewers,
27. Sidewalks and Curbing,
28. Other Purposes,
Total from Special Assessments, $599 00 599 00
7. PRIVILEGES.
29. Public Service 30. Minor
Total from Privileges,
Total forward,
$664,149 78
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RECEIPTS.
Sources of Receipts,
Revenue for Expenses Outlays
Offsets to
Total
Total forward,
$664,149 78
8. DEPARTMENTAL.
8a. General Government. Legislative-
31. Aldermen and Council: Moderator Executive-
32. Mayor; Commission; Selectmen Financial-
33. Auditor, Accountant, Auditing
34. Treasurer
35. Collector, $343 20
36. Assessors
37. License Commissioners
38. Other Finance Offices and Accounts Other General Departments-
39. Law
40. City or Town Clerk,
General Government forward, $343 20
Total forward,
$664,149 78
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PAYMENTS
Objects of Payments
Expenses Outlays Total
1. DEPARTMENTAL.
1a. General Government
Legislative-
1. Aldermen and Council; Moderator a. Salaries and Wages, $22 25
b. Other Expenses, 74 00
Executive-
2. Mayor; Commission; Selectmen
a. Salaries and Wages, 1,966 67
b. Other Expenses, 362 54
Financial-
3. Auditor, Accountant, Auditing
a. Salaries and Wages, 1,500 00
5. Other Expenses, 190 36
4. Treasurer
a. Salaries and Wages, 1,300 00
b. Other Expenses, 199 72
5. Collector
a. Salaries and Wages, 1,482 70
b. Other Expenses, 567 77
6. Assessors
a. Salaries and Wages, 3,476 50
5. Other Expenses, 1,343 49
7. License Commissioners
a. Salaries and Wages
b. Other Expenses
8. Other Finance Offices and Accounts a. Sinking Fund Commissioners
b. Miscellaneous 50 00
Other General Departments-
9. Law
a. Salaries and Wages, 616 00
b. Other Expenses, 2 50
10. City or Town Clerk
a. Salaries and Wages, 1,350 50
b. Other Expenses, 93 06
General Government forward, $14,598 06
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RECEIPTS.
Sources of Receipts,
Total forward,
Revenue for Expenses
Offsets to
Outlays
Total
$664,149 78
General Government forward, $343 20
41. City Messenger
42. Public Works
43. £ Engineering
44.
Superintendent of Buildings
45.
Election and Registration,
2 00
46.
Other General Departments
Municipal Buildings-
47. City or Town Hall,
243 40
Total from General
Government,
$588 60
588 60
8b. Protection of Persons and Property Police Department-
48. Services of Officers
49.
Sale of Materials
50.
Miscellaneous,
$10 70
Protection of Persons and
Property forward,
$10 70
Total forward, $664,738 38
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PAYMENTS.
Objects of Payments,
Expenses Outlays Total
General Government forward,$14,598 06
11. City Messenger
a. Salaries and Wages
b. Other Expenses
12. Public Works
a. Salaries and Wages
b. Other Expenses
13. Engineering
a. Salaries and Wages, 982 40
b. Other Expenses, 67 14
14. Superintendent of Buildings
a. Salaries and Wages b. Other Expenses
15. Election and Registration
a. Salaries and Wages 339 00
b. Other Expenses 249 95
16. Other General Departments Planning Board, 96 61
Municipal Buildings-
17. City or Town Hall
a. Salaries and Wages, 635 00
b. Other Expenses, 1,180 51 $852 25
Total for Gen. Government, $18,148 67 $852 25 $19,000 92
1b. Protection of Persons and Property Police Department-
18. Salaries and Wages, $15,786 94
19. Horses and Care of Same (Auto Expense) 880 61
20. Equipment and Repairs, 47 44
21. Fuel and Light, 607 55
22. Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds, 221 81
23. New Buildings,
24. Other Expenses, 449 08
Protection of Persons and Property forward, $17,993 43
Total forward,
$19,000 92
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RECEIPTS.
Sources of Receipts,
Revenue for Expenses
Offsets to Total
Outlays
$664,738 38
Total forward, Protection of Persons and Property forward, $10 70
Fire Department-
51. Sale of Materials (Land)
$175 00
52. Miscellaneous Militia --
53. Armories
54. Rifle Ranges Inspection-
55. Inspection of Buildings
56. Inspection of Wires
57. Sealing Weights and
Measures 272 24
Forestry-
58. Insect Pest Extermination 75 75 50 00
59. Planting and Trimming Trees
60. Forest Fires, 88 79 100 00
Other Protection of Persons and Property-
61. Bounties, On Seals,
4 00
62. 63.
Total from Protection of
Persons and Property,
$451 48
$325 00
776 48
Total forward,
$665,514 86
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PAYMENTS. Expenses Outlays
Total
$19,000 92
Objects of Payments, Total forward, Protection of Persons and Property forward, $17,993 43
Fire Department-
25. Salaries and Wages, 24,352 90
26. Horses and Care of Same, 55 31
27. Equipment and Repairs, 2,017 79
$2,452 36
28. Hydrant Service, 144 64
29. Fuel and Light, 1,466 07
30. Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds, 326 72
31. New Buildings
32. Other Expenses, 172 75
Militia-
33. Armories,
34. Rifle Ranges, 706 15
Inspection-
35. Inspection of Buildings,
36. Inspection of Wires,
37. Sealing Weights and Measures, 1,765 46 333 04
Forestry-
38. Insect Pest Extermination 4,028 52 959 32
39. Planting and Trimming Trees 3,031 49
40. Forest Fires, 3,834 87 464 25
Other Protection of Persons and Property-
41. Bounties (On Seals), 2 00
42. Fish Wardens
43. Inland Fisheries, 193 44
44. Lungmotor expenses, 2 00
Fuel Distributor's Expenses, 46 80 Plymouth County Aid to Agriculture, 250 00
Total for Protection of Persons and Property, $60,390 34 $4,208 97 64,599 31
Total forward,
$83,600 23
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RECEIPTS.
Sources of Receipts,
Revenue for Expenses
Offsets to Total
Outlays
$665,514 86
Total forward, 8c. Health and Sanitation Health-
64. Quarantine and Contagious Disease Hospitals,
65. Tuberculosis, $965 41
66. Miscellaneous
67. Inspection, 196 95
Sanitation-
68. Sewers and Sewage Disposal 228 91
69. Sewer Construction
70. Refuse and Garbage Disposal
71. Street Cleaning Other Health and Sanitation- 72. 73.
Total from Health and Sanitation,
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