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2 Carcinoma of Pancreas
25 Cornelius Briggs
18
9
2 Embolism
25 Anna M. Sinne
81
2 20 Chronic Valvular Heart Disease
81
-
16 Myocarditis
83 3
6 Bronchial Pneumonia
77
2
21 Chronic Myocarditis
Horatio Sears and Hannah Lucas Andrew R. Stranger and Helen E. Scott Manuel Mello and Flora Rogers Louis Shotes and Mary Fortes
Richard Humphrey and Mary Phillips David F. Farrington and Abigail Freeman Chandler W. Doten and Mary W. Holmes and
17 18 Charles S. Doten
84
7
23 Chronic Myocarditis
29 Lyman Dixon
83
8 General Paralysis and Old Age
30 Florence Correia
27
- - Fracture of Skull, Hemorrhage
George Adans and Hannah S. Harlow Lewis Pratt and Amanda Shurtleff Haynes and
23 Maria A. Clark
24 David O. Harvey
84 3 15 Cardio Renal
Edmond Prendergast and Margaret Regan
24 Eugene G. Prendergast
42
2 26 Septicaemia
26 Lydia W. Carleton
Leavitt Finney and Mary A. Weston Timothy Dixon and Emeline Hunt Manuel Correia and Isabel Mands
Joseph Medeiros and Marie Medeiros Cornelius Briggs and Sarah W. Holmes John Bowen and Mary Smith James Rae and Joan Kennedy Joseph T. Cushman and Sarah Holmes
Jesse R. Atwood and Miriam Atwood
John Tavase and Teresa Simons August Pederzini and Mary Gavoni George H. Harlow and Sarah E. Morton
3 2 Organic Valvular Heart Disease
2 26 Convulsions from Acute Indigestion
19 Domenico Caranci
Manuel Alfonso and Florinda Castodia and Felicia Folia
26 John Rae 28 Sarah J. Doten
30 Anthony Atwood (died in Cam- bridge)
66 1 16 General Paralysis of Insane
June 1 Richard Tassinari (died in Kingston)
2 Arthur L. Sampson 6 William P. Cobb (died in Taun- ton)
17
17 Pulmonary Tuberculosis
76
4 21 Arterio Sclerosis 18 Abscess of Lung
53 4
7 Cancer of Uterns
11
1 Nathan Burgess Watson
81
23 Cerebral Hemorrhage
19 Margaret L. Devine
64
7 Acute Nephritis
- Stillborn
47
1
16
Angina Pectoris
27
64
2 14
Ulcerative Stomatitis
Louis R. Tassinarl and Eleanor L. Noyes Harry K. Sampson and Lucretia C. Burbank
George W. Cobb and Catherlne Perkins Albert H. Cole and Frances J. E. Osborne Jacob Bopp and Margaret Peck Thomas Cadman and Ablgail Goodwin
Mortimer M. Watson and Abby Burgess Michael Driscoll and Margaret Driscoll - and
Warren Pierce and Anna Hastings Sebastian Riedel and Mary Briegel
July 1 Aimee J. Briggs (died in Green- field) Ella A. Sloane 7 Lizzie Alden (died in Lake-
74
5
8 Chronic Nephritis
11 21 Organic Valvular Heart Disease
ville) Lawrence Maynard Livingstone
79
3
4 Miliary Tuberculosis
13 Elizabeth Shaw
77
8
8 Carcinoma of Stomach
14 Enieline F. Dickson 15 Mary B. Platt
58 10
20 Cancer of Lungs Stillborn
17 19 Teresa B. Diegoli
63
3 23 Cerebral Embolism
25 Robert L. Cranford
67
8
13 Angina Pectoris
26 Mercy A. Blackmer
81
11 8 Paralysis and Dementia
26 Ida B. Burnet
52
3 25 Careinoma of Breast
Ang.
1 Andrew A. Alberghini (died in
1
7 15
2 - Smith
5 hours
Premature Birtli
Edwin F. Delano
78 6 2 Cerebral Hemorrhage
6 Kenneth H. Day
-
D 3 Intussesception
8 Thomas W. Phinney (died in
86
10 -
4 -
48
16
Abdominal Abscess
17 Charles Wadsworth Whitney
84
5
4 Cardio-Vascular Renal Disease
76
11 28 Heart Disease
77
2 27 Fatty Heart
Daniel Carter and Mary White · Rowley and Taylor
Stephen Foster and
William L. Livingstone and Bessie Raymond Timothy Dixon and Emeline Hunt
James Bartlett and Charlotte Coville Bourne S. Bartlett and Nancy F. Aiken and
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Luigi Balboni and Elizabeth Ferrari Robert Cranford and Hannah Thomas Seth S. Bartlett and Anne Bartlett Thomas Patterson and Matilda Kram
Aldo Alberghini and Ida Tassinari Humphrey Smith and Lena Ottani Nathaniel Delano and Kenneth F. Day and Adelia M. St. Onge
10
Taunton) Joseph Francis Ellen C. Santheson
51
Heart Disease Acute Angina
15
17 Intestinal Obstruction
18 Anna E. Bowditch 20 Philip Petit 31 Floreau Finney
2
25 Broncho Pneumonia
56
10 Albert H. Cole 11 Margaret Hogan Mary McKinnon
23 26 Thomas H. G. Pierce Mary Miller
10
6
9 Chronic Myocarditis
86
9 Organic Disease of Heart
-
Kingston)
Albert Phinney and Lucinda Thomas Manuel Teixiera and Carl Osterberg and Anna Granlund Richard P. Whitney and Edith P. Wadsworth Justin Wright and Anna B. Damon Aneclet Petit and Eliza Goeibel Joseph Weston and Selina Sampson
Angina Pectoris
DEATHS-Continued
Date
Name
Agc Y. M. D.
Cause of Death
Nainc of Parents
Sept.
2 Elizabeth A. Dixon
54
2
12 Cancer of Uterus
4
Arthur J. Petit
36.
4
Chronic Parenchymatous Nephritis
5 Mercic F. Morse
6 Content C. Griffin
63
2
4 Diabetic Coma
Peter Gilligan and Mary Hart Phillip Petit and Henrietta Auger Henry Tillson and Mercie F. Pierce George W. Doten and Caroline Thrasher
and
9 9 Alton C. Profetty
Louis L. Profetty and Eva C. Banker James Hennessy and
10
Ellen Hennessy
68
-
10
Hannah E. Toomey
68
10
17
Ovarian Cyst
11
Susan A. Banks
69
--
12
Annuziata Forni
56
Cancer of Pylorus
12
Isaac S. Burgess
68
11
28
Cancer of the Orbit
16
Harriet M. Holmes
69
5
9
Secondary Pneumonia
18 23
Carl L. Sauer
13
9
30
General Peritonitis
23 Ellen M. Childs
8
2
Angina Pectoris
24
Angelo Guidoboni
1
7
Cancer of Stomach
25
Frank Quartz
69
6
22 Endocarditis
25 Horace P. Heath
11
4
6
Fractured Skull. Hemorrhage Stillborn
27 29
Rebecca Barnes
90
9
Old Age
29
Milton H. Reamy
1 *2
29
Chronic Myocarditis
Kendall Holmes and Elizabeth Paty Milton Reamy and Frances Sampson
Oct.
1 Donald J. Morrison
88
0
19 Chronic Valvular Heart Discasc Cancer of Intestine
10 Cibelene Pena
6
27 Broncho-Pneumonia
10 Vinal F. Burgess
59
11
8 87
Valvular Disease of Heart
13 Jolın G. Steidle
79
1
28 Cerebral Hemorrhage
13 Robert Leslie Holman (died in Quincy)
16
12 Accidental Burns
14 Mary S. Simmons
83
Cerebral Hemorrhage
18 Francis A. Peasc
21
8
28
Double Pneumonia
20 Elsic E. Rennie
59
Hcart Complications
61
7 Cancer of Abdominal Viscera
Edward F. Holman and Cozette Soulc Johnson Davee and Phoebe Finney Edward Carlon and Nelson Pease and Julia E. Rich
- and -
Michael McGarry and Anne Ticrnan
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and Grace Morrison
3 Lucinda T. Brown
6 Rosalia Jane Tower
83
Seth Benson and Bathsheba Thomas Luther Tower and Ada Warren Cibelene Pena and Mary Nunes Frederick Burgess and Harriet Leland John Atwood and Hannah Wiswell John G. Steidle and Margaret Maunts
11 John Murray Atwood
90
1
27 Artcrio Sclerosis
17 Margaret Ward
-
20 Mary E. McGarry
-
Fracture of Skull. Hemorrliage
Carcinoma of Stomach
Raphael Morisi and Louisa Martinelli
Phineas S. Burgess and Chiarlotte Thomas John C. Peterson and Roxanna Howard Jacob Sauer and Barbara Bechtel
Stillborn 1
-- and
Benjamin Peirce and Marcia A. Warren Carlo Guidoboni and Mary Malaguti John Quartz and Eva K. Benkarte Michael Heath and Josephine Boudrot and
6 18 Probably Heart Disease
Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Michael Toomey and Hannah Hicks Parker and Hannah Westgate
24 1 Rupture Lungs. Hemorrhage
4 10 Cirrhosis of Liver
Stillborn
21
Oct. Harry Avelino
28 75
-
Septic Pneumonia
Jolın Avelino and Teresa Barros
and
and
Lewls Thrasher and Adeline Morton John Koulouras and Bessie
Wilfred G. Brown and Stella C. Jacobs Manuel Mello and Mary Roderignes
72
8
8 Cerebral Hemorrhage
Richard Bush and Caroline Almy
Nov. 1 John Costa
52
Endocarditis
2 Eugene L. Oldham
44
10
20 Primary Lateral Sclerosis
3 Susan A. Clark
91
--
22 Cerebral Hemorrhage
3 Jerome Pelletier
14
10
1
Pulmonary Tuberculosis
4 Evelyn Pimental
8
7
14
Acute Dilatation of Heart
7 Thomas LeBlanc
86
1
23
Cerebral Hemorrhage
11
Martha Townsend
31
10
23
Fracture of Skull. Hemorrhage
11 12
Lena D. Maxim (died in Dan- vers) Ernest Alves
60
Carcinoma of the Uterns
28
5
Mitral Heart Lesion
34
8 29 Pulmonary Tuberculosis Stillborn
and
Frederick W. Sears
1
15 Mitral Heart Disease
Burgess
()
0
2 Premature Birth
57
22
Peritonitis
21
9
27 Chronic Endocarditis
29 Martha A. Morton
90
24
Cerebral Hemorrhage
29
Masel Atwood (died in Groton)
36
13
Fracture of Ribs. Hemorrhage
30
Mary Balboni
21
20
Suicide from Acid Poisoning
6
Cerebral Hemorrhage. Paralysis Endocarditis
4 Henry I. Seymour
82
11
4 Senile Dementia
7 Henry O. Whiting
6 6
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21 Suddenly from Angina Pectoris
8 Sarah A. Johnston
60
Fractured Skull. Hemorrhage Broncho-Pneumonia
10 William S. Peterson
19
8
14
65
9 Cerebral Hemorrhage
10 Henry A. Sears 10 Irene Roane
58
6
10 Valvular Heart Disease
11 Alvin Phinney
91
1 29 Chronic Myecarditis Stillborn and
11
1
2 Cancer of Stomach Stillborn
24
24 Sarah Sampson 24 George Koulouras
63
25
29
Intestinal Obstruction Peritonitis
24 Rachel O. Loring (died in Troy, N. Y.) 28 31 Mary G. Costa Franklin P. Bush (died in Fitch- burg)
29
1
8 Toxemia Pregnancy
33
2
7 MItral Stenosis of Heart
Peter Costa and Mary Eugene Oldham and Susan A. Parker Amos Fairbanks and Ann Hill Tirrell Jerome Pelletier and Mary Masse John R. Pimental and Caroline Thomas Victor LeBlanc and Adeline Marmo Isaac Swift and Abigail Bates Joseph Howe and Martha
Peter Vigue and Ellen Lessor Jacob Alves and Anna Rosa
Keturalı A.
Andrews (dled in Boston)
19 21 26 27 27 Joseph Pioppi 28 Lillian M. Allan
Daniel H. Sears and Belinda T. Hall Eldon S. Burgess and D. Frances Boutin Antone Pioppi and Rita Tassanari William M. Allan and Margaret Tavlslı
Ephraim Bartlett and Martha Cox Henry J. Beytes and Cecelia Lent Carlo Balboni and Marguerita Orso
Dec. 1 Emma E. Emerson
1 Evelyn Sears
18
-
John Jordan and Ellen Royle Joseph Sears and Minnie Lawrence Henry Seymour and Nancy Morton Henry Whiting and Nancy C. Burgess James Crawford and Mary J. Holmes John Peterson and Ellen J. Potts
Thomas Sears and - - Carter Frank Dobeny and Hannah Winston George Phinney and Mary Clark
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Charles Beck and Elizabeth Cooper
-
-
-
Organic Valvular Heart Disease
10 Sylvanus F. Swift
18
9623 2 3
-
23 Gottlieb F. Hurlebaus
DEATHS-Continued
Date
Name
Age Y. M. D.
Cause of Death
Name of Parents
Dec. 15 John Cassidy
75
26 Senile Dementia
16 Alfred Holmes
80
10
19 Organic Disease of Heart
16 Armorinha Cabral
5
5
- Fracture of Skull. Auto Accident
24 Mercy D. Nash
75
- - Broncho-Pneumonia
25 William H. Chandler (died in
Carver)
43
3
-
Fatty Degeneration of Heart
31 James M. Downey
59
5 25 Endocarditis. Pulmonary Odema
31 Michael J. Campbell
(died in
41
11 21 Diabetis Mellitus
James Cassidy and Kendall Holmes and Betsey Paty Samplicio Cabral and Annie Ferrara James Sears and Almira Hodges
William C. Chandler and Ella M. Collingwood Timothy Downey and Ellen McCarthy
Hanson)
Neal Campbell and Christine Flanagher
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SUMMARY
MARRIAGES, 1925
Number Registered in 1925,
127
Both Parties Born in -
69
United States, Italy,
5
Portugal,
3
Greece,
3
St. Michaels,
2
Germany,
2
Azores,
2
Russia,
1
Sweden,
1
Scotland,
1
France,
1
Mixed, One American,
31
Mixed, Neither American,
. 6
127
BIRTHS, 1925
Number registered, 286, of which 63 were non-residents.
Males
158
Females
128
Both Parents born in
United States
149
Portugal
25
Italy
19
St. Michaels
12
Azores.
5
Germany
3
Nova Scotia
2
· England
2
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Cape Verde Islands
2
Madeira Islands
2
P. E. Island France
1
1
Canada
1
Russia
1
Greece
1
Mixed, One American
52
Mixed, Neither American
8
286
DEATHS, 1925
Number of deaths registered 205, of which 37 were non-residents and 34 died out of town, burial taking place in Plymouth.
Born in -
United States,
142
Italy,
14
Nova Scotia,
8
Germany,
7
Cape Verde Islands,
6
Ireland,
6
England,
4
Azores,
3
Scotland,
3
St. Michaels,
3
Portugal,
2
Canada,
2
New Brunswick,
1
Sweden,
1
Greece,
1
Prince Edward Island,
1
Unknown,
1
205
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There have been issued from the Town Clerk's office for the year 1925, licenses as follows :
463 Resident Citizen's Combination Certificates of Registration.
5
Non-Resident Citizen's Certificates of Registration. (Property Owners.)
468 388 Resident Hunter's and Trapper's Certificates of Registration.
1 Non-Resident Hunter's and Trapper's Certificates of Registration. (Property Owners.)
389 268 Resident Fisherman's Certificates of Registration. Non-Resident Fisherman's Certificates of Regis- tration.
15 3 Non-Resident Fisherman's Certificates of Regis- tration. (Property Owners.)
6 Alien Fisherman's Certificates of Registration.
292 74 Resident Lobster Fisherman's Certificates of Re- gistration.
3 Non-Resident Lobster Fisherman's Certificates of Registration.
3 Alien Lobster Fisherman's Certificates of Regis- tration.
80
19 Trapper's Certificates of Registration.
135 Female Dog Licenses.
691 Male Dog Licenses.
826
There have also been paid from this office bounties on four seals.
GEORGE B. HOWLAND, Town Clerk.
FOURTEENTH
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN ACCOUNTANT
OF THE
Town of Plymouth
MASSACHUSETTS
For the Year Ending December 31
1925
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FOURTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE TOWN ACCOUNTANT
For the Year Ending December 31, 1925
Plymouth, Mass., February 10, 1926.
To the Board of Selectmen,
Town of Plymouth.
Gentlemen :
I submit herewith a report of the financial transactions of the Town for the year ending December 31, 1925, ar- ranged in the customary manner, to wit:
Schedule A. shows the receipts and payments for the year, classified in accordance with the specifications of the Division of Accounts, of the Commonwealth.
Schedule B. is a detailed account of the appropriations, showing the amounts appropriated at the Town Meet- ings, any additions to the several appropriations, and the payments therefrom.
Schedule C. is a statement of the Estimated Receipts. The charges are the amounts estimated and deducted from the total of the Annual Town Meeting appropria- tions, by the Assessors, in making up the Tax Warrant. The credits show the amounts actually received from the respective sources. This schedule has been rear- ranged somewhat and now follows the order of the re- turn made by the Assessors to the Tax Commissioner's office.
Schedule D. shows the Revenue Account for the year.
Schedule E. the Excess and Deficiency Account for the year.
Schedule F. the complete Balance Sheet, January 1,
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1926, giving the figures either as Assets or Liabilities, of all open ledger accounts.
Schedule G. Summary of the Outstanding Indebtedness (Bonds) showing the debt at the beginning of the year 1925, amounts of new loans, if any, made during the year, amounts paid, and the principal and interest re- quirements for 1926.
Schedule H. Detailed statement of the outstanding indebtedness.
Schedule I. A list of all Trust Funds not including the January, 1926 dividends.
On acount of the large cash balance on hand at the beginning of the year 1925, it was not necessary to borrow for revenue purposes until June, and the total temporary borrowing amounting to $200,000 was paid at maturity.
A substantial cash balance is shown on hand at the close of the year but it is nearly all offset by unexpended Non-Revenue Appropriations.
For the first time in five consecutive years the Cor- poration Tax which is returned to the Town by the State was below the Assessors' estimate, based on the previous year's receipts, and as a consequence a deficit of a little over $1,000 occurs in the total revenue for the year, although the department receipts generally exceeded those of the previous year.
A total of nearly $12,000 of unusued appropriation balances was transferred to the Excess and Deficiency Account.
Unpaid bills amounting to $511.45 are reported by the Poor Department, for which appropriation will be re- quested.
Respectfully submitted,
ELMER R. HARLOW, Town Accountant.
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SCHEDULE A RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS RECEIPTS GENERAL REVENUE
Sources of Receipts, Revenue for Revenue for Total Expenses Outlays
1. TAXES
Current Year-
1. Property,
$510,313 58
2. Poll 7,712 00
Previous Years-
. 3. Property 54,012 90
4. Poll
From the State-
5. Corporation 82,648 53
6. Street Railway
7. Bank
2,678 33
7a. Income
59,511 81
7b. Soldiers' Exemption 89 09
Reimburse for Loss of
Taxes,
425 01
Total from Taxes,
$717,391 25
$717,391 25
2. LICENSES AND PERMITS
Licenses-
8. Liquor $4 00
9. All Other 1,476 00
Permits-
10. Marriage
11. All Other 1,567 00
Total from Licenses
and Permits, $3,047 00 3,047 00
12. Court
3. FINES AND FORFEITS $2,005 73
13. Department Penalties 14. Contract Volations
Total from Fines and Forfeits, $2,005 73 2,005 73
Total forward,
$722,443 98
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RECEIPTS
Sources of Receipts, Revenue for Expenses Outlays
Total forward,
Revenue for Total
$722,443 98
4. GRANTS AND GIFTS
Grants from Other Civil Divisions-
15. From State for Education
16. From State for Armories
17. From State for Highway Purposes
18. From State for Other Purposes
19. From County (Dog Licenses) for Schools or Libraries, $1,659 68
Gifts from Individuals-
20. For Expenses, 21. For Outlays
Total from Grant and Gifts, $1,659 68 1,659 68
5. ALL OTHER REVENUE
22. 23.
Total forward,
$724,103 66
T
2
2
T
129
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RECEIPTS
Sources of Receipts, Revenue for Expenses Outlays
Total forward,
Revenue for Total
$724,103 66
COMMERCIAL REVENUE 6. SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
24. Street Sprinkling
25 Moth Extermination $421 40
26. Sewers
-
27. Sidewalks and Curbing
28.
Other Purposes
Total from Special
Assessments,
$421 40
421 40
7. PRIVILEGES
29. Public Service
30. Minor
Total forward,
$724,525 06
Plymouth Six
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RECEIPTS
Sources of Receipts, Revenue for Expenses Outlays
Offsets to Total
Total forward,
$724,525 06
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, $323 41
36. Assessors
37. License Commissioners
38. Other Finance Offices and Accounts Other General Departments-
39. Law
40. City or Town Clerk,
General Government forward, $323 41
Total forward, $724,525 06
.
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PAYMENTS.
Objects of Payments, Expenses Outlays Total
1.
DEPARTMENTAL
la. General Government Legislative-
1. Aldermen and Council; Moderator a. Salaries and Wages, $70 00
· b. Other Expenses, 118 70
Executive-
2. Mayor; Commission; Selectmen
a. Salaries and
Wages, 2,300 0.0
T b. Other Expenses, 370 23
Financial-
3. Auditor, Accountant, Auditing a. Salaries and
Wages, 1,800 00
b. Other Expenses, 246 57
4. Treasurer
a, Salaries & Wages 1,560 00
b. Other Expenses, 226 32
5. Collector
a, Salaries & Wages 1,786 12
b. Other Expenses, 531 75
6. Assessors
a, Salaries & Wages 4,710 40
b. Other Expenses, 1,135 57
7. License Commissioners
8. Other Finance Offices and Accounts
a. Sinking Fund Com- missioners,
b. Miscellaneous, 34 00
Other General Departments
9. Law
a, Salaries & Wages 836 50
b. Other Expenses, 9 30
10. City or Town Clerk
a, Salaries & Wages 1,417 50
b. Other Expenses, 93 37
General Government forward, $17,246 33
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RECEIPTS
Sources of Receipts, Revenue for Expenses Outlays
Offsets to Total
$724,525 06
Total forward, General Government for- ward, $323 41
41. City Messenger
42. Public Works
43. Engineering
44. Superintendent of Buildings
45. Election and Resgistration
46. Other General Departments Municipal Buildings- 47. City or Town Hall, 240 00
Total from General Gov-
ernment,
$563 41
563 41
8b. Protection of Persons and Property Police Department-
48. Services of Officers
49.
Sale of Materials
50.
Miscellaneous
Total forward, $725,088 47
9
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Objects of Payments, Expenses Outlays Total
PAYMENTS
General Government forward, $17,246 33
11. City Messenger
12. Public Works
13. Engineering
a, Salaries & Wages 805 75
b. Other Expenses, 206 25
14. Superintendent of Buildings a. Salaries and Wages b. Other Expenses
15. Election and Registration
a, Salaries & Wages 336 00
b. Other Expenses, 236 87
16 Other General Departments Planning Board, 686 85
Municipal Buildings-
17. City or Town Hall
a, Salaries & Wages 625 00
b. Other Expenses, 883 07 $157,896 78
Total for General Gov- ernment, $21,026 12 $157,896 78 $178,922 90
1b. Protection of Persons and Property Police Department
18. Salaries and Wages $21,312 90
19. Equipment, Main- tenance and Repairs, 1,658 35
20 New Equipment, $12,000 00 21 Fuel and Light, 448 43
22. Maintenance of Build- ings and Grounds, 448 16
23. New Buildings, 24. Other Expenses, 403 23
Protection of Persons and
Property forward, $24,271 07 $12,000 00 Total forward,
$178,922 90
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RECEIPTS
Sources of Receipts, Revenue for Expenses Outlays
Offsets to Total
$725,088 47
Total forward, Fire Department-
51. Sale of Materials, $21 60
52. Miscellaneous, 24 40
Militia- 53. Armories 54. Rifle Ranges
Inspection-
55.
Inspection of Buildings
56.
Inspection of Wires
57.
Sealing of Weights
and Measures,
405 67
Forestry ---
58
Insect Pest Ex-
termination,
8 90
59.
Planting and Trim-
ming Trees,
60. Forest Fires, 22 25
Other Protection of Persons and Property-
61 Bounties on Seals, 8 00
62.
63.
Total from Protection
of Persons and Property, $490 82
490 82
Total forward, $725,579 29
F
F
26.
Pr
To
1.
F
I
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PAYMENTS Expenses Outlays Total $178,922 90
Objects of Payments, Total forward,
Protection of Persons and
Property forward $24,271 07 Fire Department-
$12,000 00
25. Salaries and Wages, 24,655 57
26. Equipment, Main- tenance and Repairs, 3,103 10
27. New Equipment 2,142 74
28. Hydrant Service 349 92
284 39
29. Fuel and Light 938 27
30. Maintenance of
Building and Grounds, 783 07
31. New Buildings
32. Other Expenses 525 52
Militia-
33. Armories
34. Rifle Ranges 64 08
Inspection-
35. Inspection of Buildings
36. Inspection of Wires
37. Sealing Weights and Measures, 2,256 90 201 75
Forestry-
38. Insect Pest Exterm- ination, 3,864 75 845 00
39. Planting and Trim- ming Trees, 2,993 03
40. Forest Fires, 5,394 92
Other Protection of Persons and Property-
41. Bounties on Seals 8 00
42. Fish Wardens,
43. Inland Fisheries 22 50
44. County. Aid to Agricul- ture 250 00
Total for Protection of
Persons and Property, $69,480 70 $15,473 88 84,954 58
Total forward,
$263,877 48
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Sources of Receipts,
RECEIPTS Revenue for Expenses Outlays
Offsets to Total
Total forward,
$725,579 29
8c. Health and Sanitation.
Health-
64.
Quarantine and Contagious Disease Hospitals
65.
Tuberculosis
$661 39
66.
Miscellanous
17 75
67.
Inspection of School Children
(Including Dental Clinic) 178 40
Sanitation-
68. Sewers and Sewage Disposal 235 79
69.
Sewer Construction
70.
Refuse and Garbage Disposal
71. Street Cleaning Other Health and Sanitation- 72. 73.
Total from Health and Sanitation $1,093 33 1,093 33
Total forward,
$726,672 62
.
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Objects of Payments,
PAYMENTS Expenses Outlays Total $263,877 48
Total forward,
1c. Health and Sanitation. Health-
45. General Adminis- tration, 1,164 22
46. Quarantine and Contagious Dis- ease Hospitals 4,083 20
47. Tuberculosis
11,468 75
48. Vital Statistics 42 75
49. Other Expenses 1,360 47
50. Inspection
a. Inspection of Chil- dren (Including Den- tal Clinic) 6,942 86
b. Inspection of Animals 400 00
c. Inspection of Meat and Provisions 1,215 30
c. Inspection of Milk and Vinegar 550 65
Sanitation-
51. Sewer Maintenance and Operation, 4,592 02
52.
53. Sewer Construction $239 88
54. Refuse and Garbage Disposal, 2,175 69
55. Street Cleaning 4,999 97
Other Health and Sanitation-
56. Sanitaries' and Public
Convenience Stations 2,016 49
57. Care of Brooks and Streams 58. Draining of Ponds 59.
Total for Health and Sanitation $41,012 37 $239 88 $41,252 25
Total forward
$305,129 73
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RECEIPTS
Sources of Receipts,
Revenue for Expenses
Offsets to Outlays
Total $726,672 62
Total forward, 8d. Highways
74.
General
$1 50
75.
Construction
$1,078 10
76. Sidewalks and Curbing 201 25
77. Snow and Ice Removal
78. Sprinkling
79. Lighting
80.
Miscellaneous
Total from Highways
$1 50
$1,279 35
1,280 85
8e. Charities.
81. Almshouse or Town Farm
a. Sale of Produce $338 20
b. Board 51 00
c. Miscellaneous
11 35
82. Reimbursements for Relief Given
a. From Individuals 17 00
b. From Other Cities Towns 785 00
c. From the State 1,121 85
83. Reimbursements for Mothers' Aid
a. From Individuals
b. From Other Cities and Towns 428 26
c. From the State 2,200 35
84. Municipal General Hospitals
85. Miscellaneous
Total from Charities
$4,953 01
4,953 01
Total forward,
$732,906 48
2
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PAYMENTS Expenses Outlays Total $305,129 73
Objects of Payments, Total forward
1d. Highways.
60. General Admin. $2,201 43
61. General Highway Expenditures 34,589 34
62. Construction $30,406 78
63. Sidewalks and Curbing 3,497 68 6,197 45
64. Snow and Ice Removal 4,405 37
65. Sprinkling
a. Water none b. Other 5,991 49
66. Lighting 14,842 71
67. Other Expenses a. Town Pump (Drinking Fountains) 259 62 b. Signs, Guide Boards, Street Numbering 388 66 460 88
c. Fences
1,468 10
d. Harbor Master 150 00
e. Landing Float 84 40
Total for Highways $67,878 80
$37,065 11
104,943 91
le. Charities.
68.
General Admin.
$414 00
69. Almshouse or Town Farm 6,578 81
70. Outside Relief by City or Town 12,259 64
71. Relief Given by Other Cities and Towns 2,239 91
72. Mothers' Aid a. Relief Given by City or Town 4,352 56 b. Relief Given by Other Cities and Towns
73. Municipal General Hospitals
74. Other Expenses 3 00
Widows, from Income from Old Colony Nat. Bank Stock Investment 55 00
Total for Charities, $25,902 92 25,902 92 Total forward, $435,976 56
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RECEIPTS
Sources of Receipts,
Revenue for Expenses
Offsets to Outlays
Total
$732,906 48
Total forward
8f. Soldiers' Benefits.
86.
State Aid
$1,884 00
87.
Military Aid
65 00
88.
Soldiers' Burials
89.
Soldiers' Relief
Total from Soldiers'
Benefits,
$1,949 00
1,949 00
8g. Schools.
90.
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