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Fuel and Light-
Coal and Wood,
$11,584.75
Gas and Electricity,
1,457.09
13,041.84
Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds- Salary of Building Super- visor, $2,600.00
Carpentry, Painting, Mason- ry 5,984.35
Heating, Plumbing, Wiring,
2,817.63
Building Materials,
557.33
Flags and Flagstaffs,
147.38
Janitors' Supplies,
827.39
Telephones,
354.29
Ashes, etc. Removed,
399.50
All Other (Labor and Mater- ial on Grounds), 1,193.19
14,881.06
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Furniture and Furnishings-
Desks and Chairs, $1,081.02
Manual Training Equipment, 848.00
All Other, 1,009.72
2,938.74
Rent-
Diplomas and Graduation-
Medical Inspection-
238.22
Physician, $1,620.00
Nurse and Assistant, 2,400.00
Dental Nurse,
1,540.00
Dental Clinic,
635.50
All Other,
757.66
6,953.16
Total Payments,
247,429.71
Balance to Excess and Deficiency, $1,592.50
PLANS' AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR SENIOR AND JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS
Appropriation, Dec. 1927, 2,000.00
Payments,
Frank Irving Cooper Corporation,
$2,000.00
HEDGE SCHOOL PLAYGROUND ADDITION
Balance from 1927, $801.40
Payments,
The Anchor Post Fence Company (for fence), 238.00
Balance Remaining, $563.40
PLYMOUTH PUBLIC LIBRARY Appropriation, Including 1927 Dog Tax, $8,500.00 Income from Gates Fund, 106.40
$8,606.40
420.00
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Payments,
Salaries-
Librarian,
$1,780.00
Assistants,
3,295.00
Janitor,
560.00
$5,635.00
Books and Periodicals-
Book Repairs,
$218.25
Books and Periodicals,
1,849.71
2,067.96
Other Expenses-
Fuel,
$385.46
Light,
381.57
Repairs,
37.71
All Other,
98.70
903.44
Total Payments, $8,606.40
MANOMET PUBLIC LIBRARY
Appropriation,
$750.00
Payments,
Salaries-
Salary of Librarian,
$274.98
Salary of Janitor,
68.75
$343.73
Books and Periodicals,
194.29
Other Expenses-
Fuel and Light,
$44.75
Insurance,
53.92
Repairs,
113.31
211.98
Total Payments, $750.00
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PARKS, TRAINING GREEN, PUBLIC CAMPING PLACES Appropriation,
Income from Morton Fund,
$8,500.00 121.80
$8,621.80
Transfer to Playgrounds, Nov. 24,
750.00
$7,871.80
Payments,
General-
Labor,
$4,195.68
Teams and Trucks,
567.55
Clerk,
91.66
Mowing Grass,
368.00
Supplies,
223.25
Repairs,
472.43
Improvements,
80.39
All Other,
1.90
$6,000.86
Bathing Beaches-
Labor,
$146.00
Teams and Trucks,
43.50
Caretakers,
651.00
Supplies,
108.87
Repairs,
769.27
All Other,
150.28
1,868.92
Total Payments, 7,869.78
Balance to Excess and Deficiency,
$2.02
PUBLIC PLAYGROUNDS
Appropriation, Transfer from Parks, Nov. 24,
$6,500.00
750.00
$7,250.00
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Payments,
General-
Labor,
$1,196.70
Teams and Trucks,
280.66
Caretakers,
508.40
Instructors,
235.00
Supplies,
507.71
Repairs,
505.10
Improvements,
2,597.30
All Other,
$5,888.02
Bathing Beaches-
Teams and Trucks,
$8.00
Caretakers,
689.00
Supplies,
122.78
Repairs,
411.14
Improvements,
64.20
All Other,
60.10
1,355.22
Total Payments, 7,243.24
Balance to Excess and Deficiency,
$6.76
NEW BATHING HOUSE AT STEPHEN'S FIELD Balance from 1927,
$517.16
Payments,
Labor,
$26.25
Hardware and Paint,
100.00
Equipment,
27.50
All Other,
57.25
Total Payments, 211.00
Balance to Excess and Deficiency,
$306.16
57.15
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EQUIPMENT FOR PLAYGROUND IN NORTH PLYMOUTH Balance from 1927, $60.00 No Payments,
LAND ON EASTERLY SIDE OF WATER STREET FOR PARK PURPOSES
Appropriation, March 27, 1926,
$1,600.00
No Payments,
BAND CONCERTS
Appropriation, $500.00
Payments,
To Plymouth National Band (2 concerts), $216.00
To Pilgrim Band,
150.00
To Plymouth National Band (Armistice Day Parade),
124.00
Other Expenses,
5.00
Total Payments, 495.00
Balance to Excess and Deficiency, $5.00
JULY 4TH AND FOREFATHERS' DAY
Appropriation,
$750.00
Payments, July 4th-
Base Ball Game Expenses,
$100.00
Orchestra,
45.00
Plymouth National Band,
262.00
Other Expenses,
43.00
$450.00
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Forefathers' Day- Services of Speaker and Expenses,
Music,
$244.84 50.00
294.84
Total Payments, 744.84
Balance to Excess and Deficiency,
$5.16
MEMORIAL DAY
Appropriation, $550.00
Payments,
Observance of Memorial Day,
548.50
Balance to Excess and Deficiency,
$1.50
SEXTON
Appropriation, $200.00
Payments,
Salary of Sexton,
$200.00
PENSIONS FOR TOWN LABORERS
Appropriation,March 24,
$800.00
Appropriation, June 2,
330.00
Transfer from Reserve,
23.50
Payments,
To four men retired from Highway Department,
$1,153.50
MISCELLANEOUS ACCOUNT
Appropriation,
$3,200.00
Payments,
Legislative-
Moderator, $40.00
$1,153.50
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Advisory and Finance Committee,
Secretary,
$50.00
Printing,
51.25
Stationery,
12.00
All Other,
11.40
124.65
$164.65
Certifying Notes,
36.00
Printing Town Reports,
1,714.95
Seal Bounty,
6.00
Ringing Bells,
10.00
Town Clock Expenses,
239.58
Flags on Training Green,
130.41
Pilgrim's Progress,
142.37
Recording, etc.,
39.90
Landing Float Expenses,
89.84
Herring Stream Expenses,
103.50
Fire Tower,
6.00
Printing,
27.00
Wiring Band Stand,
7.95
Auctioneer's Expenses,
20.00
Total Payments,
2,738.15
Balance to Excess and Deficiency,
$461.85
RESERVE ACCOUNT
Transfer from Reserve from Overlay of Taxes,
$5,000.00
Transfers to:
Election and Registration,
$292.07
Police Department,
250.00
Building Inspection,
10.00
Rifle Range,
2.10
Pensions for Town Laborers,
23.50
Town Clerk's Department,
30.66
Treasury Department,
10.00
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Sealing of Weights and Measures,
29.66
Health Department, 53.43
Total Transfers, 701 42
Balance Returned to Overlay Reserve, $4,298.58
TOWN FOREST FOR PURCHASE OF LAND
Balance from 1927,
$245.00
No Payments
TOWN FOREST REFORESTING AND IMPROVEMENT
Balance from 1927,
$1,349.73
Appropriation,
2,000.00
Transfer from Public Welfare Dep't.,
100.00
$3,449.73
Payments,
Secretary,
$50.00
Labor,
1,156.12
Ploughing Fire Belts,
175.00
Fire Tower,
2,033.22
All Other,
34.65
Total Payments,
3,448.99
Balance to Excess and Deficiency,
$ .74
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WATER DEPARTMENT, MAINTENANCE
Appropriation,
$28,000.00
Payments,
Administration-
Superintendent,
$2,000.00
Registrar,
450.00
Clerks,
1,464.00
Stationery, Printing, Postage,
492.70
Telephones,
238.06
All Other,
501.39
$5,146.15
General Expenditures-
Labor,
$8,041.47
Pipe and Fittings,
1,565.51
Hydrants,
291.33
Meters and Fittings,
2,701.43
Freight and Express,
229.29
Equipment and Repairs,
1,606.25
Auto Expense,
734.31
Liability Insurance,
297.93
All Other,
278.93
15,746.45
Service Connection-
Material, 49.68
Pumping Station-
Engineers,
$2,940.00
Boilers and Pumps,
83.23
Oil Waste, Packing,
221.45
Coal,
2,444.09
Plymouth Fifteen
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Building,
73.96
All Other,
4.06
5,766.79
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Total Payments,
26,709.07
Balance to Excess and Deficiency,
$1,290.93
WATER DEPARTMENT, CONSTRUCTION
Balance from 1927,
$225.52
Appropriation,
$5,225.52
Payments,
Labor,
$3,068.12
Pipe and Fittings,
1,966.17
All Other,
191.23
Total Payments, $5,225.52
WATER DEPARTMENT, CONSTRUCTION (ADDITIONAL HIGH SERVICE SYSTEM)
Balance from 1927,
$34,321.36
Payments,
Labor,
$3,284.90
Pipe and Fittings,
2,862.39
Contract for Standpipe,
3,775.08
All Other,
203.42
Total Payments,
3 10,125.79
Balance Remaining,
$24,195.57
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5,000.00
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OAK GROVE AND VINE HILLS CEMETERIES Appropriation, $11,500.00 2,281.09
Income from Trust Funds,
$13,781.09
Payments,
Salaries and Wages-
Superintendent,
$1,225.80
Labor,
8,519.90
Clerical Assistance,
228.90
$9,974.60
Other Expenses-
Teams,
$407.04
Loam and Fertilizer,
304.25
Trees, Shrubs, Grass Seed,
213.25
Tools, Paint,
177.01
Telephone,
30.04
Stationery and Postage,
101.83
Macadamizing,
2,072.70
Calcium Chloride,
138.00
Pipe and Cement,
194.10
Markers,
95.90
All Other,
71.10
3,805.22
Total Payments, 13,779.82
Balance to Excess and Deficiency,
$1.27
BURIAL HILL CEMETERY
Appropriation, Income from Trust Funds, 59.22
$2,000.00
$2,059.22
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Payments, Salaries and Wages-
Superintendent,
$482.60
1,465.90
Labor, Clerical Assistance,
17.43
$1,965.93
Other Expenses-
Teams,
$15.50
Loam and Fertilizer,
6.75
Tools, Paint,
44.72
All Other,
25.48
92.45
Total Payments, 2,058.38
Balance to Excess and Deficiency,
$ .84
CHILTONVILLE, MANOMET, CEDARVILLE AND SOUTH POND CEMETERIES
Appropriation,
$300.00
Income from Trust Funds,
88.80
$388.80
Payments, Clerical Assistance,
$22.85
Chiltonville-
Labor,
$131.00
Repairs,
11.00
Loam,
4.00
146.00
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Manomet ----
Labor,
$132.00
Team,
1.00
Grass Seed,
.80
133.80
South Pond-
Labor,
$24.00
Truck,
3.00
27.00
Total Payments, 329.65
Balance to Excess and Deficiency,
$59.15
TOWN DEBT AND INTEREST
Appropriation,
$82,000.00
Payments,
Interest-
Loans in Anticipation of Taxes,
$5,144.14
On Award for Damages,
115.75
Town Hall Lot Loan,
517.50
Town Hall Loan,
9,860.00
Plymouth County Hospital,
918.75
Sewer Loan,
93.75
School Loans,
2,571.25
Public Landing Loan,
3,315.00
Water Loans,
1,777.50
Total Interest,
$24,313.64
Town Debt ----
Town Hall Lot Loan, $1,000.00
Town Hall Loan, 14,500.00
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Plymouth Co. Hospital Loan, 5,000.00
Sewer Loan,
1,000.00
School Loans,
11,000.00
Public Landing Loan,
12,000.00
Water Loans,
10,666.66
Total Town Debt,
55,166.66
Total Payments,
79,480.30
Balancy to Excess and Deficiency,
$2,519.70
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SCHEDULE C
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS'
Charges, Estimated in Making Tax Warrant.
Income Tax,
$72,841.80
Corporation Tax,
101,044.31
Bank Tax,
2,351.09
Licenses and Permits,
4,761.50
Fines,
2,128.66
Special Assessments,
646.35
General Government,
4,727.09
Protection of Persons and Property,
1,120.13
Health and Sanitation,
2,056.94
Highways,
86.55
Charities,
2,900.35
Soldiers' Benefits,
1,509.50
Schools,
2,389.26
Libraries,
Recreation,
1,525.73
Enterprises and Cemeteries-
Water Department,
$38,414.08
Herring Fisheries,
542.50
Town Wharf,
475.00
Cemeteries,
6,911.40
46,342.98
Interest on Deposits,
Interest on Taxes and Assessments,
3,643.11
All Other,
854.54
$250,929.89
Credits, Amounts Actually Received. Income Tax, Corporation Tax,
$91,310.00
99,317.21
Bank Tax,
2,623.88
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Licenses and Permits,
1,715.50
Fines,
2,028.47
Grants and Gifts,
668.76
Special Assessments,
2,321.25
General Government,
5,000.17
Protection of Persons and Property,
819.36
Health and Sanitation,
1,537.53
Highways,
4.01
Charities,
3,493.96
Soldiers' Benefits,
1,346.00
Schools,
983.66
Libraries,
Recreation,
2,555.34
Enterprises and Cemeteries-
Water Department,
$37,044.30
Herring Fisheries,
1,525.00
Town Wharf,
975.00
Cemeteries,
6,065.99
45,610.29
Interest on Deposits,
Interest on Taxes and Assessments,
3,752.03
All Other,
930.23
$266,017.65
Excess of Actual Receipts,
$15,087.76
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SCHEDULE D
REVENUE ACCOUNT 1928
Charges-
Appropriations March 24,
$748,418.75
Appropriations June 2, 23,460.00
$771,878.75
Less :
Appropriation from Excess and
Deficiency,
$30,000.00
Estimated Receipts,
250,929.89
280,929.89
Amount to be Assessed,
$490,948.86
Excess Revenue, (To Excess and Deficiency ) ,
15,967.50
$506,916.36
Credits-
Assessors' Warrant,
$482,830.86
Poll Tax Warrant,
8,118.00
Additional Warrant (Polls),
182.00
Additional Warrant (Property)
697.74
Total of Assessors' Warrants,
$491,828.60
Excess of Estimated Receipts,
15,087.76
$506,916.36
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SCHEDULE E
EXCESS AND DEFICIENCY
Unexpended Balances, Credited-
Selectmen's Department,
$43.65
Accounting Department,
53.99
Treasury Department,
1.72
Tax Collector's Department,
68.20
Assessors' Department,
393.88
Law Department,
16.77
Engineering Department,
45.59
Town House Maintenance,
767.03
Town Hall Maintenance,
545.18
Police Department,
1.24
Fire Department,
2.56
Inspector of Buildings,,
2.72
Tree Warden's Department,
.42
Forest Warden's Department,
588.16
Inland Fisheries,
17.42
Street Cleaning,
60.76
Public Sanitaries,
96.24
Roads and Bridges,
6.63
Grading at Town Wharf,
94.80
Snow and Ice Removal,
987.27
Street Sprinkling,
1,453.82
Street Lighting,
303.62
Harbor Master,
50.00
Soldiers' Benefits,
450.86
School Department,
1,592.50
Park Department,
2.02
Public Playgrounds,
6.76
Memorial Day,
1.50
July 4th and Forefathers' Day,
5.16
Band Concerts,
5.00
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Miscellaneous Account,
461.85
Water Department,
1,290.93
O. G. & V. H. Cemeteries,
1.27
Burial Hill Cemetery,
.84
C. M. C. & S. P. Cemeteries,
59.15
Town Debt and Interest,
2,519.70
Alden Street Drain,
1,500.00
Robbin's Lane Sewer Outlet,
508.81
New Public Sanitary,
32.35
Court, Main and Sandwich Sts., Repairs and Resurfacing,
.17
Stephen's Field Bath House,
306.16
Town Forest,
.74
$14,347.44
SCHEDULE F BALANCE SHEET - JANUARY 1, 1929
REVENUE ACCOUNTS
Cash,
$63,619.78
Overlay, Tax of 1928, $7,518.05
Uncollected Taxes :
Reserve from Overlays, 9,135.63
Herbert W. Bartlett, Collector,
Accounts Payable, Unpaid Warrants, 2,092.50
Tax of 1928, Property,
84,444.09
Unappropriated Revenue : Dog Tax from County, 1,756.80
Income from Bank Stock, Unexpended,
321.00
George B. Howland, Collector,
Water Rates 1927,
$1,039.10
Labor and Material 1927, 7.00
Water Rates 1928, 6,201.21
Labor and Material 1928, 68.00
Total Uncollected Water Rates, etc.,
7,315.31
Appropriated to Reduce 1928 Tax Levy, $30,000.00
Overdrafts :
Overlay, Tax of 1927,
$353.20
Public Welfare Department, 3,554.51
Corporation and Bank Tax of Prior
Total Overdrafts,
3,907.71
Years, Refunded
Departmental :
to State, 19.87
Health,
$253.75
Tax Titles, 95.04
Sewers,
51.33
Public Welfare,
4,265.83
389.03
Tax Titles,
Uncollected Water Rates, etc.
Unexpended Appropriation Balance : Planning Board, 553.82
Excess and Deficiency, Jan. 1, 1928, $134,052.23
Less :
Appropriations Nov. 24, 1928, 3,800.00
33,914.91
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Schools,
155.75
Parks,
48.00
Cemeteries,
2,405.31
Total Departmental,
7,179.97
Balances, 1928, 14,347.44
Excess Revenue, 1928, 15,967.50
130,593.78
Revenue, Reserved Until Collected,
Tax Title,
389.03
Water Department,
7,315.31
Departmental,
7.179.97
$166,855.89
$166,855.89
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$100,137.32
Add :
Additional 1927 Tax, 141.52
Unexpended Appropriation
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NON-REVENUE ACCOUNTS
Cash,
$45,732.69 Memorial Town Hall, $42.35
Furnishings for Town Hall, 1,654.80
Parking Space at Town Hall, 312.47
Surfacing Way at Town Hall, 95.33
Hard-Surfacing Streets
228.01
Water Street Extension,
1,757.14
Lothrop Street,
227.04
Rounding Street Corners,
137.65
Main Street Extension,
Alterations and Sidewalk,
271.73
New Public Way, (Westerly),
4,705.16
Land Damage, Relocation of
State Highway at Ellisville,
2,546.50
Land Damage, Relocation of
State Highway, Jabez Cor- ner to Manomet, 200.00
Prince Street, Damages,
1,800.00
Prince Street, Construction,
2,506.40
Alvin Road, Construction and Sidewalk, 762.52
Sidewalks: Granolithic,
1,736.83
Market Street Sidewalk,
84.79
Hedge School Playground,
563.40
Land on Easterly Side of Water Street, 1,600.00
Equipment for Playground at North Plymouth, 60.00
Town Forest, Land, 245.00
Water Dept., New High Service Line, 24,195.57
Total Appropriation Balances,
$45,732.69
$45,732.69
$45,732.69
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MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS
Funded Debt Balancing Account,
$422,333.30
Town Hall Lot Loan,
$11,000.00
Memorial Town Hall Loan,
232,000.00
Plymouth County Hospital Loan,
15,000.00
2,000.00
Sewer Loan, New School House Loan,
55,000.00
$315,000.00
Public Landing Loan,
72,000.00
Water Loans,
35,333.30
$422,333.30
$422,333.30
TRUST AND INVESTMENT FUNDS
Cash and Investments,
$86,280.59
Murdock Poor and School Fund,
$730.00
Francis LeBaron Poor Fund,
1,350.00
Charles Holmes Poor Fund,
500.00
Julia P. Robinson Poor Fund,
300.00
Marcia E. Jackson Gates Public Library Fund,
2,000.00
Nathaniel Morton Park Fund,
2,000.00
Warren Burial Hill Cemetery Fund,
1,669.3.4
Cemetery Perpetual Care Funds,
72,413.43
Phoebe Clifford Perpetual Care Fund, (Deposited with State Treasurer),
200.00
St. Joseph's Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund,
117.82
$81,280.59
Old Colony National Bank Stock Investment Fund,
5,000.00
$86,280.59
$86,280.59
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SCHEDULE G Summary of Funded Indebtedness, January 1, 1929, and Amounts due for Principal and Interest in 1929
Loans
Outstanding Jan. 1, 1928 $12,000.00
Added During 1928
Paid During 1928 $1,000.00
Outstanding Jan. 1, 1929 $11,000.00 232,000.00
Principal Due in 1929 $1,000.00 14,500.00
Interest ยท Due in 1929 $472.50 9,280.00
Town Hall Lot,
Memorial Town Hall,
246,500.00
14,500.00
Plymouth County Hospital,
20,000.00
5,000.00
15,000.00
5,000.00
656.25
Sewer,
3,000.00
1,000.00
2,000.00
1,000.00
56.25
School,
66,000.00
11,000.00
55,000.00
11,000.00
2,103.75
Public Landing,
84,000.00
12,000.00
72,000.00
12,000.00
2,805.00
Water,
45,999.96
10,666.66
35,333.30
10,666.66
1,352.50
$477,499.96
$55,166.66
$422,333.30
$55,166.66
$16,726.25
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SCHEDULE H
Itemized Statement of the Funded Indebtedness January 1, 1929
Town Hall Lot Loan Four and one-half per cent bonds, dated Mar. 1, 1919, payable $1,000 annually, $11,000 00
Memorial Town Hall Loan
Four per cent bonds, dated Nov. 1, 1924, payable $14,500 annually, 232,000 00
Plymouth County Hospital Loan
Five and one-fourth per cent bonds, dated Apr. 1, 1921, payable $5,000 annually, 15,000 00
Sewer Loan
Three and three-fourths per cent notes, dated
July 1, 1903, payable $1,000 annually, 2,000 00
School Loan
Four and one-fourth per cent bonds, dated Feb. 1,
1924, payable $11,000 annually, 55,000 00
Public Landing Loan
Four and one-fourth per cent bonds, dated May 1, 1924, payable $12,000 annually, 72,000 00
Water Loans
Three and three-fourths per cent
notes, dated July 1, 1903, payable $666.66 annually, $3,333 30
Four per cent bonds, dated July 1, 1907, payable $1,000 annually, 4,000 00
Four per cent bonds, dated Feb. 15, 1908, payable $1,000 annually, 4,000 00
Four per cent notes, dated Aug. 1,
1926, payable $8,000 annually, 24,000 00
Total Water, 35,333 30
Total Funded Debt,
$422,333 30
Plymouth Sixteen
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SCHEDULE I
TRUST FUNDS
CEMETERY PERPETUAL CARE FUNDS
Deposited in Plymouth Five Cents Savings Bank :
Russell Tomlinson,
$204 30
Betsey C. Bagnell,
383 62
Rebecca D. Ryder,
939 90
Lydia W. Chandler,
333 93
Curtis Howard,
518 07
Sarah F. Bagnell,
219 95
A. A. Whiting,
690 72
James Reed,
407 65
William H. Nelson,
691 48
Charles Holmes,
259 91
Louisa S. Jackson,
218 60
Judith S. Jackson,
568 96
John Donley,
100 97
David Drew,
111 30
Mary J. Brown,
50 28
Mary V. Lewis,
363 18
Priscilla L. Hedge,
236 47
Frederick Webber,
102 60
Nancie C. Wood,
1,035 91
Fannie Goodwin Bates,
1,014 69
Joshua Atwood,
117 45
Ichabod Shaw,
615 69
Edwin Morey,
805 33
Waldron and Dunham,
281 81
Timothy T. Eaton,
172 21
Heman Cobb,
243 86
Thomas Sampson,
244 06
Ephraim B. Holmes,
782 01
Lydia E. Jackson,
241 33
Jacob Jackson,
134 10
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Charlotte R. Bearse,
227 56
Washburn portion, lot No. 42,
180 35
Helena B. Rich,
122 64
Winslow B. Rickard,
115 87
John Eddy,
106 62
Helen Covington,
236 24
Freemen E. Wells,
169 94
Eliza Burt,
150 32
David L. Harlow,
112 03
Benjamin Swift,
116 28
Ellis Benson,
102 22
James Deacon,
140 24
Ellis and Freeman,
100 16
Ansel F. Fish,
112 99
Taylor and Foss,
102 49
Mary A. Minter,
164 48
William R. Drew,
724 62
Adelaide Reed,
107 80
Elizabeth M. Ward,
278 68
Edward W. Bradford,
216 44
Harvey lot
111 83
Ephraim Churchill,
27 33
Franklin B. Holmes,
122 11
Linus B. Thomas,
50 15
Ephraim S. Morton,
118 20
Merriam lot,
255 31
B. O. Strong,
135 85
John C. Cave,
110 95
Winslow B. Standish,
115 42
Calvin S. Damon,
295 40
Finney and Churchill,
110 25
Edward B. Hayden,
174 42
H. N. P. Hubbard,
106 83
Anderson lots,
169 57
Sylvanus Churchill,
51 08
Nancy L. Pratt,
98 82
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Burgess P. Terry, 145 65
William and P. H. Williams,
112 26
Increase Robinson, 460 46
August H. Lucas,
151 19
Edward Morton,
107 55
Benjamin Pierce,
50 03
Alfred P. Arnold,
105 63
Nathaniel H. Morton,
100 05
Charles H. Holmes,
100 00
Daniel Hinchcliffe,
107 48
Samuel Nelson,
113 63
Nathaniel Russell,
212 29
Sumner Leonard,
107 50
Frederick Dittmar,
119 11
Emeline Landy,
105 81
John F. Hoyt,
139 77
Pope lot,
150 00
Nehemiah Savery,
105 33
Thomas A. Holsgrove,
186 79
John C. Ross,
221 56
Archibald McLean,
50 02
George L. Lyon,
191 61
Phineas Pierce lot and Paty Tomb, 297 67
Charles E. Barnes, 111 44
Burgess lot, So. Pond,
277 30
Ezra Harlow,
164 46
Mercy J. Howland,
124 88
Isaac M. Jackson,
1,121 79
Mary McDonald,
111 14
Mary J. Corey,
118 02
Ellis-Ryder,
120 35
Brewster-Bartlett,
387 01
Barnabas Hedge,
150 07
George M. Collins,
138 93
Alexander McLean,
115 13
Charles E. Dow,
108 47
Shaw and Thomas,
209 01
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Atwood and Pratt,
206 72
Prentiss lot,
228 78
Rufus H. Pope,
83 20
Alanson Thomas,
167 40
Albert Whiting,
125 55
Gamaliel Thomas,
105 43
Albert Bramhall,
109 74
Nancy B. Stevens,
104 21
Johnson-Hart,
109 60
Adeline D. Bartlett,
55 01
Coomer-Weston,
237 69
Edward N. H. Vaughn,
297 89
Thomas W. Finney,
108 40
Charles H. Howland, 2nd,
110 23
Davidson lots,
229 55
James Ellis,
129 87
Allen and Franklin M. Holmes,
111 03
Marietta Bumpus,
141 21
Frederick O. Bradford,
156 46
tercy C. Robbins,
363 34
D. Edson Raymond,
102 29
Martin J. Hunting,
240 16
Watson and Rufus Ellis,
102 57
Herbert Robbins,
119 92
William J. Waterson,
50 03
Belinda B. Clements,
103 64
George D. Bartlett,
558 61
Orrin W. and Lydia A. Bennett,
107 08
John F. Hall,
116 47
Charles P. Morse,
105 71
Barnabas Churchill,
215 95
Stephen and Almira B. Pember,
100 05
Erastus B. Torrance,
109 75
Winslow W. Avery,
224 54
Daniel O. Churchill,
120 27
Bradford Barnes,
169 17
Zacheus Bartlett,
110 57
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Burgess and Churchill,
52 76
Alexander M. Harrison,
118 84
Hilda Svenson,
123 20
Hiram B. Sears,
210 13
Joseph Taylor,
82 15
Franklin B. Cobb,
100 05
Andrew J. and Sarah E. Bradford, 103 96
John S. Butler, 122 80
Chas. H. and Eunice B. Howland,
101 27
Sylvanus W. King,
106 01
Levi P. Morton,
107 18
Whitmore-Churchill-Whitmore,
131 67
John Bachelder,
165 42
Richard McLean lots,
221 67
Ziba R. Ellis,
113 86
Charles L. Jones,
211 43
Clark Ellis,
246 19
Chas. E. and Clarence E. Taylor,
105 49
Joshua L. Edes,
107 33
Raymond-Doten,
217 84
John Peck,
110 04
Hayden-Bradford,
122 45
Abbie B. Ward,
159 20
Adam and Francis Nicol,
131 48
Charles C. Drew,
290 34
Thomas Hedge,
264 57
Elmer H. Bartlett,
109 04
Scovel-Doten,
278 95
Walter S. Irwin,
128 27
Peter Holmes lot,
283 53
Frank Sheppard,
113 92
Maria A. Rickard,
118 03
Emily H. Cook,
175 16
William and Violet Crozier,
110 63
Frederick Mahler,
106 55
Isaac B. King,
244 04
Catherine Wilhelmy,
104 35
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Emily F. Bartlett,
129 99
William Bradford,
284 60
Chas. and Deborah Hathaway,
202 04
Kate Zahn,
104 30
Lothrop C. King,
165 35
Alpheus O. Grant,
100 04
Jennette B. Smyth,
106 26
Clark Finney,
106 24
Ichabod Morton,
110 81
Cobb and Burgess,
117 91
William H. Miller,
105 16
Laura A. and Edna M. Larkin,
104 92
George H. Malloy,
116 04
Robert Siebenschu,
104 19
Perkins-Sibley lot,
100 81
Priscilla Perkins,
140 27
Betsey F. Dunham,
111 44
George H. Dunham,
109 13
Burgess-Bennett,
153 66
George and Elizabeth Nichols,
225 90
Harry Kramer,
106 65
Nellie H. Weeks,
101 02
Thomas C. Atwood and Laura McHenry,
108 35
Chas. C. Barnes and Samuel G. Broadbent,
108 30
Mary J. Ware,
106 62
William L. Finney,
214 09
Jacob, Jr. and Elizabeth Mahler,
212 62
Nathaniel Bartlett,
115 09
Charles E. Ryder,
115 09
Mary A. Austin, et al.,
83 42
Elizabeth A. Kimball, et al.,
42 24
David O. Harvey,
213 28
John D. and Thomas Churchill,
519 44
Antone Rose,
103 19
John Bodell,
205 19
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Lauchlin D. McLean,
101 75
Adelbert C. Finney,
103 00
Ezra J. Huntley lot,
102 25
Jessie Shaw,
150 00
Seth L. Holmes,
125 00
Capt. W. W. Baker,
100 00
Total Plymouth Five Cents Savings Bank, $41,604 76
Deposited in Plymouth Savings Bank:
Morton D. Andrews,
$782 06
William H. Nelson,
682 38
Thomas B. Bartlett,
317 43
Rebecca F. Sampson,
351 81
Katherine E. Sever,
466 10
Mary F. Wood,
149 40
Cordelia Savery,
107 44
Phoebe P. Ellis,
25 12
William Ross,
397 70
Putnam Kimball,
414 76
John Gooding,
661 70
Schuyler Sampson,
265 53
R. B. Hall,
106 16
Fanny Sylvester,
127 73
Geo. E. and Carrie M. Benson,
121 10
E. A. Spooner,
124 63
George Hayward.
398 00
George S. Tolman,
128 82
Elizabeth S. Tinkham,
179 76
Danforth and Thurber,
209 34
William Bartlett,
479 40
Daniel H. Paulding,
344 83
John Morrissey,
266 98
Oliver T. Wood,
117 40
Sarah A. Waldron,
197 10
Sarah V. Kendrick,
62 90
Emma F. Avery,
570 96
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Isaac M. Jackson,
1,113 97 Abby B. Avery and Samuel
Bartlett,
314 37
Dora Perrit,
174 22
Mary E. Moning,
120 84
Nathaniel Spooner,
162 92
Abbie D. Danforth,
107 03
Georgianna Hedge,
108 14
Elizabeth F. Stoddard,
257 41
Benjamin Hathaway,
260 47
Cornelius Bradford,
127 87
George W. Haskins,
81 83
Annie Martin,
305 98
Henry Farris Stoddard,
122 38
Obadiah Lyon,
194 73
Madeline Harris,
182 11
Lydia G. Lothrop,
321 53
Sarah W. Sparrow,
101 59
Chas. W. Eaton,
322 92
Charles C. Doten,
289 22
Sarah J. Ryder,
241 52
Mary B. Bassett,
111 97
Colburn C. and Chas. R. Wood,
300 13
Henry W. Tillson,
126 38
Caroline Grozinger,
50 80
Joseph P. Thurston,
223 17
Gustavus G. Sampson,
150 25
Amelia Knoch,
117 08
Briggs-Goodwin,
115 32
James H. Sutcliffe,
110 96
Evelyn Louise Perry,
109 30
John Smith,
101 80
Amasa Bartlett and Bourne Spooner,
317 95
Capt. Frederick Bartlett,
120 35
Caroline C. Finney,
111 64
Thomas Cooper,
125 38
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Lorenzo M. Bennett,
185 05
James R. Shaw,
136 27
Ernest L. Sampson,
209 47
Truman Sampson,
136 27
Levi R. Sampson,
136 27
Arthur S. Byrnes,
110 85
Otis W. Lapham,
112 92
Francis M. Robbins,
103 68
Lemuel L. Swift,
181 87
George W. Bradford,
229 14
Grace D. Mooney,
53 90
Amasa C. Sears,
101 96
Mary Pratt,
285 93
Henry W. Torrey,
175 23
Lyndon P. Hubbard,
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