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Bonus:
Secretary of Advisory & Finance Committee
$3.75
Caretaker of Town Clock
39.60
Caretaker of Flag on Training Green
19.80
Total Bonus $63.15
Balance from 1946
$353.00
Appropriation
4.072.00
$4,425.00
Payments:
Legislative-
Advisory & Finance Committee
Printing Reports
$316.50
Postage
4.00
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Dues Publication of By-Laws
10.00
167.00
Seal Bounty-
15.00
Harbor Master-
Use of Boat
25.00
Town Float, Boat & Moorings-
Floats
$247.27
Lettering Boat
2.75
Moorings, Anchorage Basin
55.70
V. F. W .-
Coal
$100.00
Carpentry
159.96
Gas Lights
48.37
Boiler Repairs, Wiring
71.54
Entertaining Governor Bradford-
Printing
$8.80
Mounting, Engraving Massasoit Statuette
12.50
21.30
Herring Streams-
Agawam and Halfway Pond
$65.54
Town Brook
25.15
90.69
Unclassified --
Painting Faces of Town Clock
$85.00
Lights on Clock
51.96
Flags and Flagstaffs
122.81
Personal Damages
25.00
Printing Town Reports
2,428.49
Pilgrim's Progress
180.32
Soldier's Headstones
34.00
Recording
12.00
Rope for Church Bell
10.70
2,950.28
Total Payments 4,285.36
Balance to Revenue
$139.64
RESERVE ACCOUNT
Transfer from Reserve Overlay $10,000.00
Transfer from: Selectmen's Dept., Other Expenses $133.48
$497.50
305.72
379.87
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Police Dept., Salaries
8.75
Police Dept., Other Expenses
1.10
Fire Dept., Out-of-State Travel
94.10
Veterans' Services, Other Expenses
32.40
School Dept., Salaries
42.34
Plymouth Public Library
1.87
Water Dept. Maint., Other Expenses
11.38
325.42
$10,325.42
Transfers to:
$350.00
Selectmen's Dept., Other Expenses
262.70
Election & Registration, Salaries "
175.05
Police Dept., Salaries
„ , Other Expenses
550.00
Fire Dept., Out-of-State Travel
119.10
Seawall at Warren's Cove
600.00
Health Dept., Salaries
365.00
Snow and Ice Removal
1,000.00
Public Welfare Dept., Other Expenses
2,019.60
Veterans' Services, Other Expenses
175.00
School Dept., Salaries
450.00
Plymouth Public Library
655.00
Water Dept., Main., Other Expenses
1,700.00
Removal of Superstructure at Town Wharf
507.00
Reserve Overlay
1,120.97
$10,325.42
WATER DEPARTMENT MAINTENANCE
Appropriation
$18,494.00
Payments:
$3,800.00
Collector
750.00
Clerks
3.284.92
Janitor
125.84
Foreman
3,243.23
Assistant Foreman & Meter Reader
2,650.98
Pumping Station Engineers
4,503.44
Total Salaries 18,358.41
Balance to Revenue Appropriation Transfer from Reserve
$135.59
$25,875.00
1,700.00
$27,575.00
,
Other Expenses
276.00
Superintendent
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Payments:
Administration-
Fuel and Light
$207.60
Stationery, Printing, Postage
249.74
Telephone
208.80
Water Liens
5.70
Janitor's Supplies
31.37
Collector's Bond
12.00
Care of Machines
63.50
Water Analysis & Ice for Samples
117.50
Painting Office Building (1/2 Cost)
134.20
All Other
32.59
$1,063.00
General Maintenance-
Labor
$11,119.27
Employer's Liability Insurance
763.35
Mains, Pipe and Fittings
2,618.38
Services, Pipe and Fittings
423.95
Meters, Repairs and Fittings
821.30
Hydrants, Repairs and Fittings
526.05
Auto and Truck Expense
944.06
Gasoline and Oil
840.16
Boots
82.50
Pressure Pump
55.00
Other Equipment
226.19
Howland St., Heat, Light, etc.
732.34
Reservoir, Storage Tanks & Repairs
381.69
19,534.24
Lout Pond Station-
Diesel Oil
$910.02
Lubricating Oil, Waste, etc.
295.25
Engine and Pump Repairs
1,068.99
Tools and Equipment
133.31
Heat and Light
253.77
Building Maint. & Repairs
62.95
Dwelling, Heat, Light & Repairs
436.25
Telephone
67.38
All Other
47.41
Deep Water Bridge Station-
Electric Power
$707.56
Engine and Pump Repairs
488.11
New Pump
1,416.05
All Other
49.20
3,275.33
2,660.92
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Warner's Pond Station-
Gasoline and Oil
$179.94
Engine and Pump Repairs
53.97
Rental & Installation of Pump
793.44
All Other
2.78
1,030.13
Total Payments
$27,563.62
Balance to Reserve
$11.38
Bonus:
Superintendent
$200.00
Clerks
324.00
Janitor
52.41
Foreman
200.00
Assistant Foreman, Meter Reader
200.00
Engineers
360.48
Labor
1,200.00
Total Bonus
$2,536.89
Appropriation for Two New Trucks,
Balance from 1946
$2,667.64
Payments: 11/2-ton Ford Dump Truck
2,233.01
Balance to Excess and Deficiency
$434.63
WATER DEPARTMENT CONSTRUCTION
Balance from 1946
$265.34
Appropriation from E. & D.
7,500.00
Payments:
Labor
$1,066.75
Mains
4,920.01
Services
1,137.57
Hydrants
44.40
Supplies and Equipment
23.80
Total Payments
7,192.53
Balance Remaining
$572.81
Bonus:
Labor
$931.91
$7,765.34
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WATER DEPARTMENT SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION (Water Loan)
Balance from 1946
$132,532.19
Payments:
Labor
$6,077.63
Pipe
26,992.70
Gates and Boxes
1,006.96
50 H. P. Motor
500.00
2 - 55 Gal. Steel Tanks
133.10
Venturi Parts - Warner's Pond
159.50
Totalizer-Indicator-Recorder
452.00
Other Equipment
91.83
Mains
2,701.26
Services
390.05
Hydrants
2,008.71
Use of Equipment
7,837.80
Warner's Pond Station-
Engineers' Services, Plans and Specifications
$2,861.78
Contract work:
James S. Kelliher
10,730.00
Aetna Engineering Co.
4,500.00
Inspection and Supervision
of Contracts
1,700.00
Equipment, Supplies, etc.
558.37
20,350.15
Total Payments
68,701.69
Balance Remaining
$63,830.50
WATER DEPARTMENT CONSTRUCTION BEAVER DAM ROAD
Appropriation from E. & D.
$14,000.00
Payments:
Labor
$871.35
Digging Trench
1,262.00
Gates
988.96
Pipe
6,275.87
Hydrotite, Jute
303.78
Mains
133.44
Services
239.97
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Hydrants Meters
614.25 264.60
Total Payments
10,954.22
Balance Remaining
$3,045.78
PURCHASE OF LAND FOR WATER DEPARTMENT
Appropriation from E. & D. for Faulkner Land Payments:
$1,600.00
Payment in Full for Land
$1,600.00
Appropriation from E. & D. for Card Land Payments:
$1,000.00
Payment in Full for Land
$1,000.00
Appropriation from E. & D. for Holmes Land No Payments
$2,000.00
Balance Remaining
$2,000.00
TOWN FOREST
Appropriation
$600.00
Payments:
Labor
$555.82
Harrowing Fire Lanes
25.00
Supplies
10.93
Tower Repairs
8.25
Total Payments
$600.00
TOWN WHARF MAINTENANCE
Appropriation
$250.00
Payments:
Lumber
$129.83
Repairs
112.90
Total Payments 242.73
Balance to Revenue
$7.27
REMOVAL OF SUPERSTRUCTURE AT TOWN WHARF
Transfer from Reserve · No Payments
$507.00
Balance Remaining $507.00
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REPAIRS TO ENTRANCE TO TOWN WHARF Appropriation No Payments
$1,000.00
Balance Remaining $1,000.00
PIPING FRESH WATER TO COAL WHARF
Appropriation Payments:
$400.00
Use of Bulldozer and Crane
$95.50
Piping
49.78
Iron Plate
3.16
Use of Water
10.75
Total Payments 159.19
Balance to Revenue $240.81
DREDGING CHANNEL AT TOWN WHARF
Balance from 1946
$1,680.24
Payments:
Balance of Contract
1,486.69
Balance to Excess and Deficiency
$193.55
HARBOR DREDGING
Construction Authorized from Post-War
Rehabilitation Fund
$52,500.00
No Payments
Available Upon Request
$52,500.00
(Bonds not yet cashed in)
FISHWAYS IN TOWN BROOK
Balance from 1946
$1,041.54
Appropriation from E. & D.
500.00
$1,541.54
Payments:
Labor
$1,455.87
Sharpening Tools
13.50
Cement and Lumber
72.17
Total Payments
$1,541.54
· Bonus:
Labor
$197.56
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CLEARING OUT POOR HOUSE POND AND DEEPENING TOWN BROOK
$600.00
Balance from 1946 Payments: Labor $600.00
CARE AND SUPERVISION OF TOWN BROOK
Balance from 1946 No Payments
$100.00
Balance Remaining
$100.00
PLYMOUTH AIRPORT
Appropriation
$200.00
No Payments
Balance Remaining
$200.00
OAK GROVE AND VINE HILLS CEMETERIES
Appropriation
Payments:
Superintendent
$1,788.80
Foreman ( Jan .- Mar.)
458.25
Clerk
931.63
Total Salaries 3,178.68
Balance to Revenue
$46.32
Appropriation
$9,000.00
Income from Trust Funds
2,931.16
-- $11,931.16
Payments:
Labor
$10,247.10-
Teams and Trucks
393.09
Soil, Sods, Fertilizer
254.57
Flowers, Trees, Shrubs, Grass Seed
151.92
Tools, Hardware, Paint and Supplies
548.18
Telephones
80.98
Stationery and Postage
95.69
Opening Safe
21.50
Chemical Closet System
24.58
$3,225.00
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Cleaning and Repairing Stones Chairs and Door Mats Patching Drives Typewriter Repair
37.00
21.68
17.70
16.00
Total Payments
11,909.99
Balance to Revenue
$21.17
* Bonus:
Superintendent and Foreman
$238.31
Clerk
150.72
Labor
2,134.31
Total Bonus
$2,523.34
Appropriation for New Power Mower
150.00
Payments:
New Power Mower
130.00
Balance to Revenue
$20.00
BURIAL HILL
Appropriation
$3,000.00
Income from Trust Funds
379.08
$3,379.08
Payments:
Labor
2,875.06
Teams
29.40
Repairs
90.25
Equipment
121.76
Loam, Fertilizer
35.00
Paint, Supplies, Tools
55.85
Piping Water
127.51
Power Mowing
44.25
Total Payments $3,379.08
CHILTONVILLE, MANOMET, CEDARVILLE AND SOUTH POND CEMETERIES
Appropriation
$2,000.00
Income from Trust Funds
325.95
Payments:
Chiltonville-
Labor
Repairs
$749.95 25.25
$2,325.95
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Supplies
25.46
Manomet-
Labor
$996.31
Grading and Surfacing Entrances
179.00
New Power Mower
188.34
Rakes
7.85
1,371.50
Cedarville-
Labor
$36.61
Trucks
5.60
Burning Grass
10.50
.52.71
South Pond-
Labor
$85.61
Signs
9.00
94.61
Total Payments 2,319.48
Balance to Revenue
$6.47
IMPROVEMENT OF ADDITION OF V. H. CEMETERY AND TO O. G. AND V. H. CEMETERIES
Balance from 1946
$212.75
Appropriation
2.000.00
$2,212.75
Payments:
Labor
$16.50
Plants
242.24
Grading and Surfacing Roads
1,800.00
Total Payments
2,058.74
$154.01
IMPROVEMENT OF MANOMET CEMETERY
Balance from 1946
$11.98
Appropriation
500.00
Payments:
Labor
$146.85
Trucks
77.40
Lime, Fertilizer, Seed
31.45
$800.66
$511.98
Balance Remaining
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Loam and Fill
220.00
Total Payments
475.70
Balance Remaining
$36.28
TOWN DEBT AND INTEREST
Balance from 1946
$257.39 30,000.00
Appropriation
$30,257.39
Payments:
Town Debt-
New School House Loan
$12,000.00
Water Loan
15,000.00
$27,000.00
Interest-
New School House Loan
$1,080.00
Water Loan
1,500.00
2,580.00
Total Payments 29,580.00
Balance to Revenue $677.39
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SCHEDULE C
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
Charges, estimated in making tax warrants:
1. Income Tax
$102,206.00
2. Corporation Taxes
83,211.85
3. Reimbursement for Loss of Taxes on State Owned Land
1,844.28
4. Gasoline Tax
21,794.10
5. Motor Vehicle Excise
16,680.87
6. Licenses
19,198.67
7. Fines
737.30
8. Grants and Gifts
159.00
9. Special Assessments
474.00
10. General Government
3,555.28
11. Protection of Persons and Property 1,318.01
12. Health and Sanitation
2,789.46
13. Highways
14. Charities (Other than Federal Grants)
29,022.78
15. Old Age Assistance (Other than Federal Grants) 115,097:38
16. Old Age Assistance (Ch. 64B, Meals Tax)
6,850.00
17. Soldiers' Benefits 1,486.50
18. Schools 20,913.63
19. Libraries (See Dog Tax transferred)
20. Recreation 3,323.17
21. Public Service Enterprises
52,678.81
22. Cemeteries (Othan than from Sales of Lots)
4,225.28
23. Interest on Taxes
1,113.53
$488,679.90
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Credits, amounts actually received:
1. Income Tax
$108,293.25
2. Corporation Taxes
92,840.99
3. Reimbursement for Loss of Taxes on State Owned Land 1,677.89
4. Gasoline Tax
21,794.74
5. Motor Vehicle Excise 34,492.74
6. Licenses
20,194.65
7. Fines
1,919.21
8. Grants and Gifts
634.61
9. Special Assessments
872.00
10. General Government
3,158.95
11. Protection of Persons and Property 1,427.47
12. Health and Sanitation 1,930.67
13. Highways 64.50
14. Charities (Other than Federal Grants)
37,864.30
15. Old Age Assistance (Other than Federal Grants)
127,837.34
16. Old Age Assistance (Ch. 64B, Meals Tax)
8,491.94
17. Soldiers' Benefits
867.50
18. Schools
29,506.76
19. Libraries (See Dog Tax transferred)
20. Recreation
3,610.01
21. Public Service Enterprises:
a. Water $52,340.22
b. Town Wharf 2,652.63
c. Herring Streams 210.00
55,202.85
22. Cemeteries (Other than
from Sales of Lots) 4,072.72
23. Interest on Taxes
1,109.31
557,863.76
Excess of Actual Receipts $69,183.86
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SCHEDULE D
REVENUE ACCOUNT 1947
Charges-
Appropriations, Oct. 14, 1946
$33,880.68
Appropriations, Mar. 24, 1947
1,316,042.09
$1,349,922.77
Less:
Dog Tax, to Public Library
$1,776.12
Cemeteries, from Sales of Lots
2,500.00
Estimated Receipts
488,679.90
492,956.02
Amount to be assessed * $856,966.75
Excess Revenue (To Excess and Deficiency)
88,154.59
$945,121.34
Credits:
Assessors' Warrant, June 19
$847,612.75
Poll Tax, March 17
9,354.00
** $856,966.75
Additional Warrants, Real Estate
332.85
Personal
29.40
",
Polls
22.00
Total of Assessors' Warrants
$857,351.00
Excess of Estimated Receipts
69,183.86
Unexpended 1947 Appropriation Balances (Itemized list follows)
18,586.48
$945,121.34
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UNEXPENDED 1947 APPROPRIATION BALANCES
Salaries
Other Expenses
Accounting Dept.
$ .71
Treasury Dept.
$81.29
Tax Collector's Dept.
4.71
1.27
Assessors' Dept.
2.40
8.69
Law Dept.
50.00
100.42
Town Clerk's Dept.
123.64
Engineering Dept.
339.00
1.47
Planning Board
50.00
Town House Maintenance
4.00
.36
Old High School Maintenance
50.11
Town Hall Maintenance
32.34
Police Dept., Out-of-State Travel
28.50
Fire Dept.
1,454.64
11.81
Liability Insurance on Fire Trucks
332.24
Fire Protection in Manomet
12.74
Sealing of Weights and Measures
49.65
Moth Suppression
4.25
1.21
Forest Warden's Dept.
71.04
8.48
Forest Fire Payrolls
818.50
Liability Insurance on Forest Fire Trucks
237.33
Health Dept.
27.24
349.37
Garbage Collection Dept.
15.57
Sewers
1,021.96
Public Sanitaries
141.95
44.81
Roads and Bridges
41.20
Sandspreader for Highway Dept.
128.00
Hard-Surfacing Streets
1,217.32
Street Sprinkling
118.62
Street Lighting
545.18
Traffic Lighting
54.04
Traffic Signs, Painting, etc.
60.11
Harbor Master
13.40
Public Welfare Dept.
137.55
Soldiers' Benefits
3,654.57
School Dept.
.33
School Dept., Fuel
6.64
School Lunches
586.40
1,513.35
Loring Library
22.80
Manomet Library
2.51
Park Dept.
138.18
98.49
Bonus for Town Employees
2,540.59
Armistice Day
66.18
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Thanksgiving Day
332.25
Insurance on all Town Property
532.41
Miscellaneous Account
139.64
Water Dept. Maintenance
135.59
Town Wharf Maintenance
7.27
Piping Fresh Water to Coal Wharf
240.81
Oak Grove and Vine Hills Cemeteries
46.32
21.17
New Power Mower for Cemetery Dept.
20.00
Chiltonville, Manomet, Cedarville and South Pond Cemeteries
6.47
Town Debt and Interest
677.39
Total Salary Appropriations
$6,720.69
Total Other Expense Appropriations
11,865.79
Total Unexpended Balances
$18,586.48
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SCHEDULE E
EXCESS AND DEFICIENCY ACCOUNT
Balance January 1, 1947
$352,591.13
Less:
Appropriations, March 24
$115,600.00
Acquiring Tax Titles
645.70
116,245.70
Add:
Previous Years' Refunds
$55.95
Old Age Assistance Recoveries 1,202.42
Tax Title Revenue
1,444.00
Tax Title Abatement
529.49
Tax Possessions Revenue 1.00
Aid to Highways Revenue 1,499.99
Unexpended Appropriation Balances Returned Directly to E. & D .:
Dump Truck for
Highway Dept.
$27.10
Chapter 90 Construction
472.50
New Car for Public
Welfare Dept. 19.70
Two New Trucks for
Water Dept. 434.63
Dredging Channel at
Town Wharf
193.55
1,147.48
Excess Revenue
88,154.59
94,034.92
Balance December 31, 1947
$330,380.35
SCHEDULE F
BALANCE SHEET - DECEMBER 31, 1947 REVENUE ACCOUNTS
Assets
Liabilities and Reserves
Cash
$408,804.46
Sale of Dogs - Due County $6.00
Accounts Receivable:
Liquor License Fees for 1948, Collected in 1947
11,550.00
Taxes:
Tailings Account 234.38
Levy of 1947:
Sale of Real Estate Fund
5,700.00
Polls
$8.00
Personal Property
4,848.82
Real Estate 42,617.80
Aid to Dependent Children, Aid $3,021.07
47,474.62
Old Age Assistance, Adm. 2,378.84
Motor Vehicle Excise Taxes: Levy of 1947
1,128.39
George-Deen Funds 680.00
Special Assessments: Moth 1947
9.00
Federal Advances for:
Tax Titles
1,116.61
Cornish-Burton School Plans
$5,140.00
Tax Possessions
2,251.42
Vocational School Plans 4,524.00
Departmental:
Public Welfare Dept. $127.53
Overestimates 1947: State Parks & Reservations $290.92
Aid to Dependent Children 5,543.83
O. A. A. - Cities & Towns
499.13
County Tax 8,215.44
Veterans' Benefits-
Sale of Cemetery Lots and Graves Fund Federal Grants:
7,986.53 -97-
Old Age Assistance, Aid 10,321.99
$16,401.90
9,664.00
8,506.36
Cities & Towns
85.75
School Dept.
2,715.90
25,633.35
Town Wharf Rentals
111.25
Cemetery Dept.
860.13
9,943.52
Aid to Highways, Chapter 90:
State
$9,763.75
County
4,881.87
Special Assessments 9.00
Tax Title
1,116.61
Tax Possessions
2,251.42
Rates 1946
$622.64
Departmental
9,943.52
Rates 1947
10,645.24
Aid to Highways
14,645.62
Labor and Material 1947
50.00
Water
11,317.88
11,317.88
40,412.44
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$497,927.18
$497,927.18
NON-REVENUE ACCOUNTS
Cash
$69,442.69
Appropriation Balances: Harbor Dredging
$52,500.00
Water Construction
63,830.50
Rehabilitation Fund
52,500.00
Heating Equipment at Hedge School
5,612.19
$121,942.69
$121,942.69
40,215.45
Unexpended Appropriation Balances Reserve Fund, Overlay Surplus Overlay Reserved for Abatement of Taxes: Levy of 1947 1,236.42
Revenue Reserved Until Collected: Motor Vehicle Excise Tax $1,128.39
14,645.62
Water:
Overdrawn Appropriation: Snow and Ice Removal 1,235.66
Excess and Deficiency 330,380.35
Construction Authorized from Post-War
MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS
Net Funded or Fixed Debt
$183,000.00 New High School Loan (PWA) 2% Water Construction Loan 1%
$48,000.00
135,000.00
$183,000.00
183,000.00
Cash and Securities
CONTRIBUTORY RETIREMENT SYSTEM FUNDS $114.640.67 Retirement System Funds (See Report of Retirement Board for Details)
$114,640.67
Cash and Securities
TRUST AND INVESTMENT FUNDS $330,960.52 Trust and Investment Funds
$330,960.52
(See Schedule I for details)
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SCHEDULE G
Summary of Funded Indebtedness, January 1, 1948 and Amounts Due for Principal and Interest in 1948
Loans
Outstanding Jan. 1. 1947
Added During 1947
Paid During 1947
Outstanding Jan. 1, 1948
Principal Due in 1948
Interest Due in 1948
New High School Water Loan
$60,000.00
..
$12,000.00
$48,000.00
$12,000.00
$ 840.00
150,000.00
15,000.00
135,000.00
15,000.00
1,350.00
$21,000.00
$27,000.00
$183,000.00
$27,000.00
$2,190.00
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SCHEDULE H
Itemized Satement of the Funded Indebtedness, January 1, 1948
NEW HIGH SCHOOL LOAN
Two per cent bonds, dated Jan. 1, 1936 payable $13,000.00 annually 1939 to 1945 and $12,000.00 annually 1946 to 1951. Maturity Date 1951 $48,000.00
WATER LOAN
One per cent bonds, dated August 1, 1946 payable $15,000.00 annually 1947 to 1956
Maturity Date 1956 $135,000.00
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SCHEDULE I
TRUST FUNDS
CEMETERY PERPETUAL CARE FUNDS
As the funds have to be written up at the bank at least three times each year, the only practical way of keeping them is in the order of deposit date and bank book numbers; the older funds at the head and the new funds placed each year at the end of the printed lists.
A fund always appears in the same position relative to the others.
Beginning in 1940 and continuing in subsequent years sub-page numbers will be printed to facilitate reference to any particular fund by those interested.
An alphabetical index of the Perpetual Care Funds is kept in the Town House, for quick reference.
Deposited in Plymouth Five Cents Savings Bank:
Russell Tomlinson
211.09
Betsey C. Bagnell
329.50
Rebecca D. Ryder
514.65
Lydia W. Chandler
221.72
Curtis Howard
510.60
Sarah F. Bagnell
145.86
A. A. Whiting
972.97
James Reed
410.87
Barnes lot
252.89
William H. Nelson
625.00
Charles Holmes
214.17 .
Louisa S. Jackson
200.02
Judith S. Jackson
411.95
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John Donley
100.00
David Drew
203.84
Mary J. Brown
50.00
Mary V. Lewis
213.66
Priscilla L. Hedge
208.99
Frederick Webber
88.52
Nancie C. Wood
1,,049.87
Fannie Goodwin Bates
1,048.18
Joshua Atwood
100.34
Ichabod Shaw
723.74
Edwin Morey
564.41
Waldron & Dunham
221.21
Timothy T. Eaton
151.95
Heman Cobb
203.71
Thomas Sampson
209.10
Ephraim B. Holmes
512.61
Lydia E. Jackson
206.68
Jacob Jackson
102.56
Charlotte R. Bearse
212.94
Washburn portion lot
150.02
Helena B. Rich
100.00
Winslow B. Rickard
100.49
John Eddy
102.66
Helen Covington
209.07
Freeman E. Wells
152.23
Eliza Burt
150.02
David L. Harlow
100.02
Benjamin Swift
100.00
Ellis Benson
101.88
James Deacon
115.22
Spooner-Cornish
50.17
Ellis & Freeman
106.32
Ansel F. Fish
209.81
Taylor and Foss
100.00
Mary A. Minter
129.62
William R. Drew
600.64
Adelaide Reed
100.05
Elizabeth M. Ward
234.20
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Edward W. Bradford
207.93
Harvey lot
100.01
Ephraim Churchill
25.11
Franklin B. Holmes
101.91
Linus B. Thomas
50.00
Ephraim S. Morton
108.84
Merriam lot
209.95
B. O. Strong
132.85
John C. Cave
100.02
Winslow B. Standish
105.75
Calvin S. Damon
517.43
Finney and Churchill
100.00
Edward B. Hayden
125.00
H. N. P. Hubbard
214.58
Anderson lots
150.42
Sylvanus Churchill
51.24
Nancy L. Pratt
69.91
Burgess P. Terry
125.55
William and P. H. Williams
100.52
Increase Robinson
453.89
August H. Lucas
150.02
Edward Morton
100.05
Benjamin Pierce
69.85
Alfred P. Arnold
101.20
Nathaniel H. Morton
100.02
Charles H. Holmes
100.66
Daniel Hinchcliffe
101.57
Samuel Nelson
100.15
Nathaniel Russell
200.00
Sumner Leonard
210.88
Frederick Dittmar
101.86
Emeline Landy
103.69
John F. Hoyt
126.49
Pope lot
150.00
Nehemiah Savery
106.71
Thomas A. Holsgrove
151.13
John C. Ross
201.69
Archibald McLean
50.00
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George L. Lyon
153.59
Phineas Pierce lot and Paty tomb
200.03
Charles E. Barnes
101.18
Burgess lot, So. Pond
150.05
Ezra Harlow
151.95
Mercy J. Howland
142.64
Isaac M. Jackson
1,039.33
Mary McDonald
100.94
Mary J. Corey
100.67
Ellis-Ryder
110.55
Brewster-Bartlett
514.40
Barnabas Hedge
150.03
George M. Collins
125.04
Alexander McLean
100.01
Charles E. Dow
101.06
Shaw and Thomas
200.00
Atwood and Pratt
200.72
Prentiss lot
207.23
Rufus H. Pope
76.70
Alanson Thomas
150.00
Albert Whiting
147.42
Gamaliel Thomas
200.00
Albert Bramhall
100.44
Nancy B. Stevens
100.59
Johnson-Hart
102.89
Adeline D. Bartlett
50.11
Coomer Weston
202.63
Edward N. H. Vaughn
304.74
Thomas W. Finney
100.00
Charles H. Howland
121.59
Davidson lots
254.09
James Ellis
103.10
Allen and Franklin M. Holmes
100.32
Marietta Bumpus
129.23
Frederick O. Bradford
150.85
Mercy C. Robbins
339.80
D. Edson Raymond
102.81
Martin J. Hunting
205.90
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Watson and Rufus Ellis
103.68
Herbert Robbins
102.87
William J. Waterson
100.59
Belinda B. Clements
100.21
George D. Bartlett
477.66
Orrin W. and Lydia A. Bennett
100.02
John F. Hall
203.04
Charles P. Morse
100.01
Stephen and Almira B. Pember
100.93
Barnabas Churchill
208.21
Erastus B. Torrance
102.22
Winslow W. Avery
210.63
Daniel O. Churchill
102.51
Bradford Barnes
151.81
Zacheus Bartlett
102.20
Burgess and Churchill
50.07
Alexander M. Harrison
100.00
Hilda Svennsson
103.12
Hiram B. Sears
302.43
Joseph Taylor
77.19
Franklin B. Cobb
102.30
Andrew J. and Sarah E. Bradford
100.69
John S. Butler
102.18
Chas. H. and Eunice B. Howland
107.03
Sylvanus W. King
100.00
Levi P. Morton
100.00
Whitmore-Churchill-Whitmore
202.37
John Bachelder
316.23
Richard McLean lots
203.41
Ziba R. Ellis
101.02
Charles L. Jones
200.03
Clark Ellis
211.34
Chas. E. and Clarence E. Taylor
100.01
Joshua L. Edes
104.94
Raymond-Doten
209.46
John Peck
103.39
Hayden-Bradford
127.45
Abbie B. Ward
162.12
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Adam and Frances Nicol
130.34
Charles C. Drew
454.06
Thomas Hedge
276.91
Elmer H. Bartlett
125.29
Scovel-Doten
262.71
Walter S. Irwin
132.71
Peter Holmes lot
262.09
Frank Sheppard
105.87
Maria A. Rickard
102.40
Emily H. Cook
157.18
William & Violet Crozier
100.05
Frederick Mahler
100.02
Isaac B .King
218.56
Catherina Wilhelmy
101.90
Emily F. Bartlett
159.98
William Bradford
261.31
Chas. & Deborah Hathaway
205.12
Kate Zahn
100.80
Lothrop C. King
212.43
Alpheus O. Grant
100.11
Jennette B. Smyth
100.01
Clark Finney
116.42
Ichabod Morton
100.00
Cobb & Burgess
100.01
William H. Miller
100.00
Laura A. & Edna Larkin
180.47
George H. Malloy
101.14
Robert Siebenschu
104.31
Perkins-Sibley lot
97.02
Priscilla Perkins
125.37
Betsey F. Dunham
106.04
George H. Dunham
100.00
Burgess-Bennett
203.69
George & Elizabeth Nichols
212.64
Harry Kramer
100.04
Nellie H. Weeks
100.34
Thos. C. Atwood & Laura McHenry
105.30
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Chas. C. Barnes & Samuel G. Broadbent
102.79
Mary J. Ware
100.00
William L. Finney
253.59
Jacob Jr. & Elizabeth Mahler
209.71
Nathaniel Bartlett
145.01
Charles E. Ryder
101.29
Mary A. Austin et al
75.00
Elizabeth A. Kimball et al
40.10
David O. Harvey
419.26
John D. & Thomas Churchill
518.01
Antone Rose
100.07
John Bodell
205.92
Lauchlin C. McLean
100.22
Adelbert C. Finney
106.22
Ezro J. Huntley
100.00
Jessie Shaw
160.41
Seth L. Holmes
128.16
Capt. W. W. Baker
100.01
George E. Saunders
208.51
Spooner lot (Ruth S. Baker)
1,076.43
Eben & Mary A. Morton
100.54
Thomas M. Paty
151.03
Squire Sutcliffe
102.59
William D. Carleton
153.26
Alma C. Wadsworth grave in W. D. Carleton lot
50.54
Hannah Ellis Burgess
50.99
Charles Herbert Briggs
105.26
Harvey & Lois Briggs
102.41
Everett Finney
101.43
Matilda Hinchcliffe
154.48
Nathaniel Shaw
114.84
Curtiss & Harriet Hoyt
101.42
Sarah A. Maude & Seth Booth
100.06
Hemmerly lot (Burial Hill)
102.11
George E. Mabbett
2,989.64
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Charles F. Haire
265.61
Charles W. Huff
209.51
William H. Clark
267.96
Addie A. Reed
92.75
Lucretia Davis
51.93
Levi Thurston
50.40
Susan B. Ryder
155.89
Robert H. Weston
157.60
Lafayette W. Cahoon
124.95
John J. & J. Henry Shaw
421.35
Winslow-Whitman
201.40
Horace M. Saunders
307.12
Verity Hawkyard
100.03
Nathaniel E. & George Harlow
210.01
Herbert E. Kinsey
158.35
Asa H. Burgess
200.02
John Finney
100.20
Arthur L. Holmes Est.
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