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55 75
Michael Garrity,
2 25
Peter R. Page, gravel (1863),
2 58
" Jeremiah Nightengale, gravel,
13 64
" Jacob F. Eaton,
18 84
" Charles Wilson, stone and labor,
49 86
Mitchell Granite Co. stone, 24 60
Baily, Baxter, & Co. stock and labor, 7 76
854 32
QUINCY POINT DISTRICT.
Paid William H. Spear, labor,
$ 191 00
Michael McCarty
32 25
James Manning,
23 25
Frederic Souther,
11 00
William Tansey,
4 50
Amounts carried forward,
$ 262 00
$ 2,818 52
28
Amounts brought forward, Paid William Garvin, labor,
19 50
Patrick McCoy,
4 50
" Harvey Hayden,
3 00
George H. Adams,
1 00
66
Calvin W. Perry, 66
10 00
Albert Hayden, stone and labor,
216 38
66
Daniel Baxter, gravel,
50 80
Bryant Newcomb, shovelling snow,
1 00
Elijah Baxter,
25
568 43
EAST DISTRICT.
Paid Truman A. Huntress, labor,
$ 109 25
James Mears,
32 05
" James O'Brien,
25 88
Henry Littlefield,
14 00
J. G. Brackett, lumber,
1 58
Samuel Andrews, gravel,
5 20
66 C. Spear, cash paid for shovelling snow,
13 25
James Mears, shovelling snow, 2 87
Patrick Sullivan, shovelling snow,
2 50
206 58
$ 3,593 53
Recapitulation of Repairs on Highways.
CENTER DISTRICT.
Amount paid by Town orders,
$ 370 38
Labor done by the Almshouse establishment, 711 00
$ 1,081 38
SOUTH DISTRICT.
Amount paid by Town orders,
$ 464 62
Labor done by Almshouse establishment,
553 63
1,018 25
NORTH DISTRICT.
Amount paid by Town orders,
$ 1,129 20
1,129 20
Amount carried forward,
$ 3,228 83
$ 262 00
$ 2,818 52
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WEST DISTRICT.
Amount brought forward, $ 3,228 83
Amount paid by Town orders, $ 854 32
854 32
QUINCY POINT DISTRICT.
Amount paid by Town orders, $ 568 43
Labor done by Almshouse establishment, 169 25
737 68
EAST DISTRICT.
Amount paid by Town orders, $ 206 58
Labor done by Almshouse establishment,
34 00
240 58
$ 5,061 41
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Under the Direction of the Board of Engineers.
NIAGARA No 1. Joseph G. Brackett, Engineer.
Paid 49 members (1863), $ 245 00
" Steward,
66 30 00
" Hunneman & Co., new hose, 494 40
" C. F. Pierce, hod, repairing stoves, &c. 2 50
" Briesler & Whitney, sponge and chamois skin, 4 48
Abercrombie & Bent, shovel, oil, &c. 5 54
66 refreshments, 20 93
Ditson & Crane, fluid, oil, and matches 4 00
66 J. Arey, Jr. lamps, oil, fluid, &c. 6 78
66 " " refreshments, 3 56
J. Page, Jr. oil, 5 00
Ebenezer Adams, coal, 13 25
835 44
Amount carried forward,
$ 835 44
30
Amount brought forward,
$ 835 44
TIGER No. 2. William Parker, Jr. Engineer.
Paid 48 members (1863),
$ 240 00
Steward,
30 00
" H. Feltis, repairs on engine,
75
R. Low, repairing hose, belts, &c. 9 25
66 E. S. Fellows, coal hod, Số
Briesler & Whitney, 2 doz. bowls, 3 50
" Hosea B. Ellis, fuel, 1 00
66 John A. Wood, oil, sand, chimneys, &c. 11 40
66 66 66 refreshments, 4 94
G. F. Wilson, & Co. refreshments, 2 09
" G. L. Baxter, & Co. 4 80
308 58
GRANITE, No. 3. Samuel Ames, Engineer.
Paid 46 members (1863), $ 230 00
steward (1863), 30 00
" E. A. Corliss, drawing engine, 6 00
Hunneman & Co., repairs on engine,
208 50
" E. H. Doble, nails, broom, oil, &c. 2 51
" G. H. Locke, fluid,
4 00
" S. Ames, 9 papers polish, 2 25
" E. A. Corliss, broom, polish, &c. 80
" E. S. Fellows, stovepipe, hod, &c. 4 25
" E. A. Corliss, refreshments, 13 97
" E. H. Doble, 5 02
" G. H. Locke, 13 79
" H. B. Ellis, fuel, 2 00
523 09
VULTURE, No. 4. William H. Sampson, Engineer.
Paid 42 members (1863),
$ 210 00
steward (1863), 30 00
Hunneman & Co., repairs, 27 75
" H. French, Jr., varnishing engine, 5 50
" Tirrell & Sons, repairs, 1 50
Amounts carried forward, $ 274 75
$ 1,667 11
31
Amounts brought forward,
$ 274 75 $ 1,667 11
Paid John Ring, Expresssing,
1 25
D. H. Bills, fluid,
38
J. W. Shaw, oil and soap,
89
Peter W. Newcomb, fluid, oil, &c. 4 01
" Briesler & Whitney, sponge and polish, 92
" Ditson & Crane, 1 lamp, 92
" Ebenezer Adams, coal, 7 00
290 12
FIREMAN'S AID, No. 1. J. M. Glover, Engineer.
Paid 30 members (1863), $ 150 00
steward (1863),
30 00
" N. B. Furnald, lamp, wicks, &c. 1 40
" G. F. Wilson & Co., refreshments, 9 01
" Ebenezer Adams, coal, 6 75
" John Chamberlin, carriage hire for engi- neers (1863), 1 40
197 16
$ 2,155 79
POLICE STATION.
W. M. FRENCH, Superintendent.
Paid W. M. French, care of station,
$ 15 00
66 refreshments to inmates, 4 57
19 57
HAY SCALES.
Weighers : GEORGE NIGHTENGALE, JOSEPH AREY, JR. NAPOLEON B. FURNALD.
Amount received for weighing in 1864,
$ 158 72
Town's share of same, paid to Treasurer,
79 36
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REPAIRS ON TOWN BUILDINGS.
HIGH SCHOOLHOUSE.
Paid Reybourn & Hunter, lightning rods, $ 107 50
Liba Litchfield, labor and stock, 26 23
" William Parker, Jr. repairs, 3 40
Spear & Davenport, labor and stock, 2 25
" Baily, Baxter, & Co. “ 12 49
Liba Litchfield, setting glass, 50
152 37
CODDINGTON SCHOOLHOUSE.
Paid John Farquhar, repairing roof, $ 25 30
" Peter B. Turner, stock and labor, 29 88
" W. Parker, Jr. 2 50
" E. B. Hersey, 66
5 00
" Spear & Davenport, "
26 11
" B. F. Bass, 7 50 66
96 29
ADAMS AND STONE SCHOOLHOUSE.
Paid Liba Litchfield, labor and stock, $ 23 37
W. H. French, stock and labor, 5 50
J. W. Robey, 10 00
" Baily, Baxter, & Co.
73 04
W. Parker, Jr. 5 12
Alden French, setting glass, &c. 2 50
119 53
WASHINGTON AND NECK SCHOOLHOUSE.
Paid Wm. Parker, Jr. stock and labor,
$ 2 50
Harvey French, Jr. 17 42
" J. W. Robey, 66
6 50
" John Farquhar, repairing roof, 22 90
" Elijah Baxter, locks, 1 17
50 49
Amount carried forward,
$ 418 68
33
Amount brought forward, $ 418 68
WILLARD SCHOOLHOUSE.
Paid J. S. Johnson, stock and labor, $ 14 18
J. W. Robey, 66 6 33
" E. H. Doble, locks and knobs, 4 37
" W. H. French, stock and labor, 4 00
29 88
QUINCY SCHOOLHOUSE.
Paid E. Ramsdell, stock and labor,
$ 31 10
" W. H. French,
4 50
A. S. Sawtelle, 66
8 50
44 10
CRANE SCHOOLHOUSE.
Paid Wm. Lavender, setting glass, $ 6 00
J. W. Robey, stock and labor, 7 00
J. T. & W. V. Hayward, stock and labor, 16 00
29 00
TIGER ENGINE HOUSE.
Paid Joseph G. Brackett, lumber,
$ 5 05
William Parker, Jr. labor, 3 04
8 09
GRANITE ENGINE HOUSE.
Paid Briesler & Whitney, glass and putty,
$ 1 16
E. A. Corliss, labor,
2 75
Samuel Ames, repairs, 8 65
12 56
HAYSCALES.
Paid Joseph G. Brackett, lumber,
$ 62 49
J. Q. A. Wild, repairs,
1 00
" W. Parker, Jr. labor,
28 68
Charles Wilson, stone,
30 10
" Gilbert Blaisdell, labor,
33 36
" N. B. Furnald, repairs,
3 25
Amounts carried forward,
$ 158 88
$ 542 31
5
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Amounts brought forward, $ 158 88
$ 542 31
Paid Josiah Adams, sealing balances, 2 00
Abercrombie & Bent, spikes and nails, 4 80
Michael Conner, grading,
3 00
168 68
ALMSHOUSE.
Paid Richard Newcomb, labor,
$ 4 50
" Joseph G. Brackett, lumber,
3 09
7 59
TOWN HOUSE.
Paid L. Robinson, ventilators,
$ 268 00
W. Parker, Jr. labor on ventilators,
105 05
Josiah Adams, hoisting
3 00
" John Farquhar, repairing roof,
43 56
" E. B. Hersey, setting glass,
1 60
" U. Cudworth, Jr. repairing blinds,
1 00
C. H. Kimball, fitting lock,
50
422 71
$ 1,141 29
CEMETERIES.
OLD CEMETERY, DR.
To labor from Almshouse establishment, $ 13 00
Cr. by cash received for use of receiving tomb, $ 18 00
MOUNT WOLLASTON CEMETERY, DR.
To labor from Almshouse establishment,
$ 34 00
Paid William Parker, Jr. stakes,
4 00
Liba Litchfield, painting stakes,
6 00
" A. C. C. Lelois, labor,
1 25
$ 45 25
CR.
By cash received from sale of lots,
$ 195 00
Due for lots,
50 00
$ 245 00
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PAY OF TOWN OFFICERS.
SELECTMEN, ASSESSORS, SURVEYORS OF HIGHWAYS, AND OVERSEERS OF POOR.
Paid Ebenezer Adams, 238 days, $ 595 00
Edmund B. Taylor, 152 days, 380 00
Ensign S. Fellows, 161} days, 403 87
" Daniel Baxter, 12 days, 24 00
$ 1,402 87
TOWN CLERK.
Paid George L. Gill (1863),
$ 35 00
35 00
TOWN TREASURER.
Paid Wyman Abercrombie (1863),
$ 75 00
75 00
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
Paid John D. Wells (1863 & 1864),
$ 105 25
J. G. B. Heath (1863),
63 00
J. W. Robertson (1863 & 1864), 84 00
" Ebenezer Adams (1864),
24 00
William B. Duggan (1863),
29 50
John Chamberlin,
12 75
William Chesley, 66
9 00
327 50
CHAIRMAN OF AUDITORS.
Paid George H. Cummings,
$ 20 00
20 00
CONSTABLES AND POLICE OFFICERS.
Paid Washington M. French,
$ 33 00
Albert Hayden, 5 00
Peter B. Mead (1863 & 1864), 6 00
" Joseph G. Brackett,
4 00
Samuel Ames,
8 00
66 Charles N. Ditson,
2 50
" E. W. Underwood,
2 00
60 50
Amount carried forward,
$ 1,920,87
.
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Amount brought forward,
$ 1,920 87
ENGINEERS.
Paid Joseph G. Brackett (1863),
$ 10 00
" John Chamberlin,
10 00
Samuel Ames,
10 00
Ebenezer Cleverly,
10 00
James M. Glover, 66
10 00
50 00
$ 1,970 87
TOWN HOUSE, DR. JACOB FLINT, Superintendent.
Paid Urbane Cudworth, Jr. repairing settees,
$ 2 00
Ebenezer Adams, coal,
50 81
" W. O. Haskell, settees,
81 00
" W. M. French, buying settees,
3 00
66 John Ring, carting
5 00
N. B. Furnald, furniture,
7 00
Abercrombie & Bent, halliards,
56
Briesler & Whitney, merchandise,
4 22
C. F. Pierce, repairing stoves, hods, &c.
4 20
M. Bosworth, charcoal, 5 00
" Ditson & Crane, oil, &c.
2 42
John Watson, lamps,
2 21
" Citizen's Gas Co., gas
183 20
66 J. H. Spear, cleaning vault,
2 00
" Jacob Flint, services,
71 50
$424 12
CR.
Income from Town Hall,
$ 236 90
66 rooms in building,
237 00
$ 473 90
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AID TO SOLDIERS' FAMILIES.
Paid Feb. 29, 1864, to Ebenezer Adams, to
pay to Soldiers' families, (for names and amounts paid see Appendix), $ 1,188 10
Paid March 28,
1,194 50
April 25,
1,162 40
" May 30,
1,113 67
" June 27,
1,272 25
July 25,
1,020 00
" August 29,
1,070 07
September 26,
1,057 00
October 31,
1,056 40
November 28,
1,036 88
" December 26,
1,451 76
6 January 30, 1865, 925 00
$ 13,548 03
The amount returned to the State Treasurer
for reimbursement to January 1, 1865, is $ 13,611 03
Due from the State a balance on the amount returned January 1, 1864, of 512 56
The amount paid by the Selectmen, which has not been returned for reim- bursement, is 925 00
Total amount now due from the State,
$15,048 59
RECRUITING.
Paid to 79 enlisted men, bounties, $ 783 50
" various persons, for bringing recruits to recruiting office, 151 00
" Dr. J. H. Gilbert, examining recruits, 38 50
Amount carried forward, $ 973 00
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Amount brought forward, $ 973 00 * Paid W. M. French, transportation of re- cruits, 84 00
" E. Adams, cash paid to speakers at war meetings 5 62
" W. P. F. Meserve, refreshments for speakers, 15 75
" Ebenezer Adams, travelling expenses, 7 25
" 11 enlisted men, 65 00
" E. W. Underwood, services, 40 55
George W. Pope, music, 15 50
Ebenezer Adams, services, 90 00
travelling expenses 110 55
H. K. Oliver, State Treasurer, for col- ored recruits, 3,250 00
H. K. Oliver, State Treasurer, for rep- resentative recruits, 1,000 00
" to 61 recruits and persons furnishing substitutes or representative recruits, 7,625 00
Ebenezer Adams, for recruiting pur- poses, 499 49
$ 13,781 71,
The State Treasurer has in his hands of the $ 4,250 above mentioned, $ 3,750 00
The Treasurer has received of the U. S. premium for recruits, 499 49
The Treasurer has received of Ebenezer Adams, cash not used, 499 49
4,748 98
Total expense of Recruiting is $ 9,032 83
LIQUOR AGENCY, DR.
To stock on hand Feb. 1, 1864, $ 114 18
” added during the year by agent, 186 05
" cash paid for license 20 00
Amount carried forward, $ 320 23
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Amount brought forward,
$ 320 23
To Agent's salary,
125 00
" Taxes paid by Town order,
4 17
" stock “
20 86
$ 470 26
CR.
By stock on hand Feb. 1, 1865,
$ 40 70
" cash received for liquors sold, 265 12
paid Town Treasurer by Agent, 7 55
Loss,
156 89
470 26
ABNER WILLETT, DR.
To cash received for sales during the year $ 265 12
" decrease in stock, 73 48
338 60
CR.
By cash paid for liquors during the year,
$ 186 05
" license,
20 00
Town Treasurer, 7 55
" Salary,
1.25 00
338 60
NEPONSET BRIDGE FUND.
The Town received of County Commissioners Jan. 6, 1864, their proportion of the Neponset Bridge Fund, as follows : -
Cash, Lumber valued at
$ 4,827 58
172 42
5,000 00
Amount carried forward,
$ 5,000 00
40
Amount brought forward,
DR. $ 5,000 00
To lumber on hand Feb. 1, 1864, $ 172 42
To cash paid H. W. Blanchard for stock and labor, 180 16 paid town of Dorchester, for lumber, 118 35
" H. W. Blanchard
352 98
823 91
CR.
By interest of $ 5,000 to Feb. 1, 1865, $ 319 73
" lumber on hand, Feb. 1, 1865, 525 40
" old plank sold, 26 00
871 13
Balance in favor of the Fund,
$ 47 22
TAXES.
· Taxes of 1863. - LEWIS BASS, Collector, DR.
Feb. 1, 1864. Due the Town,
401 91
CR.
By cash paid the Treasurer,
$ 200 00
Balance due the Town, 201 91
401 91
Taxes of 1864, - LEWIS BASS, Collector, DR.
Town tax,
$ 20,000 00
State tax,
10,752 00
County tax,
2,806 14
Recruiting tax,
1,200 00
Overlayings,
1,975 38
36,733 52
CR.
By discount on $ 27,529 39 collected on or
before Sept. 1, 1864, $ 1,101 17
For collecting, 100 00
By abatements allowed by Assessors, 233 16
" amount paid Town Treasurer, 34,785 02
66 due Town Feb. 1, 1865, 514 17
$ 36,733 52
* For amount of abatements and collection on tax of 1863, see " Recapitulation of Ex- penditures."
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MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.
Paid J. E. Farwell & Co. Printing Auditors'
and School Report for 1863, $ 290 61
" G. H. Cummings, writing Appendix and expenses on Auditors' Report, 11 85
" E. W. Underwood, distributing Auditors' and School Committee's Reports, 12 00
" J. W. Robertson, rent of Armory, 300 00
" Heirs of Walter & Childs, Coddington Schoolhouse Lot, 779 97
" John A. Wood, rent of land for Tiger Engine House, 15 00
" William S. Morton, legal advice, 14 50
John Q. Adams, 22 00
J. Ford, recording deed, 1 50
" J. G. Brackett, costs incurred as truant officer, 15 78
" George L. Gill, expenses of Rebellion Record, 49 50
" George L. Gill, books and stationery for Town Officers, 52 65
" George L. Gill, preparing Militia Roll,
2 50
Post-Office bill, 15 32
recording births, deaths, and marriages, 58 30
" C. H. Kimball, Jury Box and Table, 6 25
" Q. R. R. Co. transportation of Capt. Spear's Company to Boston (1862), 16 67
" E. W. Underwood, copying records, 43 00
" M. E. Green, Printing and Advertising, 225 50
" Geo. J. Jones, repairing hearse harness, 3 00
" John Hall, lock, and repairing hearse har- ness, 4 00
66 66 returning deaths to Town Clerk, 13 90
Amount carried forward, $ 1,953 80
6
42
Amount brought forward, $ 1,953 80
Paid John Hall, repairs on Bell,
7 00
66 " ringing bell, 50 00
66
" care of clock, 20 00
N. B. Furnald, repairing town clock, 24 07
Edward Farrell, damage by dogs, 10 00
Stephen Morse, Jr., surveying road, 3 00
" Estate of George Nightengale, rent of land for hayscales, 3 00
" A. Furnald, Expressing, 6 63
Bowditch & Co., Expressing, 9 11
Josiah Adams, repairing town pump,
4 50
W. M. French, use of horse and buggy, 3 00
Daniel Baxter, " carriage, 3 00
Ebenezer Adams, travelling expenses, 43 00
66 " use of horse and carriage, 54 00
Edmund B. Taylor, travelling expenses, 12 00
use of horse and carriage, 15 00
“ Ensign S. Fellows, travelling expenses, 6 65
use of horse and carriage, 15 00
Wyman Abercrombie, stamps, 10 00
$ 2,252 76
TOWN DEBT, DR. OUTSTANDING NOTES.
To whom payable. Amount.
Western Railroad funded note, $ 10,000 00
Interest on same to February 1, 1865,
83 83
Payable to order of Treasurer, 17,000 00
4,000 00
W. S. Leland, and others, trustees,
5,000 00
guardian,
5,000 00
Hannah Hobart,
2,061 66
Q. M. F. Insurance Co.
2,500 00
2,500 00
Amount carried forward, $ 48,145 49
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Amount brought forward, $ 48,145 49
Susannah Marsh, note and interest, 1,800 00
Adams Temple and school fund, note and interest, 10,631 89
Adams Temple and school fund, note and interest, 1,575 00
George H. Locke, note and interest,
1,092 97
2,298 64
Quincy Savings Bank, 4,000 00
J. W. Robertson, note and interest, 2,101 00
James Riddle,
1,043 00
Josiah Nightengale, note and interest, 722 05
Edmund B. Taylor, "
618 00
1,000 40
Washington M. French, note and interest,
1,442 93
Sarah B. Merton
721 47
Hannah Paine,
552 95
Urbane Cudworth,
100 00
Total amount of outstanding notes, $ 77,845 79
CR.
By cash in Treasury, $ 421 82
Amount due from Lewis Bass, 1863, tax,
201 91
66
1864, “ 514 17
66 State, soldiers
aid, 15,048 59
Amount due from towns and individuals, for support of poor, 180 88
Amount of Liquors in agency, 40 70
due for lots in Cemetery, 50 00
Amount due from the State Treasurer, cash in his hands for recruiting, 3,750 00
Amount of lumber at Neponset bridge, 525 40
Town debt is, 20,733 47
$ 57,112 32
Amount of Town debt, February 1, 1865, $ 57,112 32
" 1864, 41,456 15
Increase of Town debt, $ 15,656 17
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FINANCES.
WYMAN ABERCROMBIE, Treasurer.
DR.
To cash in Treasury, February 1, 1864, $ 2,452 13
· received for income of hayscales, 79 36
" sale of waste paper, 5 45
of town of Hingham for support of Abel Cain, 10 38
received of E. B. Souther, interest on taxes, 85 50
received for produce sold from Alms- house, 1,053 59
received of State Treasurer, school fund, 338 10
received of T. P. Lucas, for old plank,
20 00
66 " H. W. Blanchard, for old
plank, 6 00
received for old rods from Codding- ton schoolhouse, 5 35
received for rent of rooms in Town House, 237 00
received for Poll Taxes of soldiers, 60 00
of State Treasurer, U. S.
premiums for recruits, 499 49
received of State Treasurer, on acc't of State Aid, 15,415 55
received of Town of Fitchburg, State Aid for Hayden family, 36 00
received for coal furnished a poor person, 14 00
"received of George L. Gill, for dog licenses, 24 80
Amount carried forward,
$ 20,342 70
* Under the present Dog Law, which went into operation in June last, the town clerks are required to pay all moneys received for licenses into the County Treasury instead of Town treasury, as heretofore. By the County Treasurer's Report, it will be seen that Mr. Gill has paid the County $ 381.60.
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Amount brought forward, $ 20,342 70
received of A. M. Alpough, fine for
keeping unlicensed dog, 10 00
received of bondsmen of C. A. Cum- mings, tax of 1860, 1,000 00
received of bondsmen of C. A. Cum- ming, tax of 1859, 52 05
received of bondsmen of C. A. Cum- mings, tax of 1858, 28 28
received for sale of old secretary, 9 50
received for use of receiving tomb, 18 00
of Town of Randolph for support of family of F. A. Alden, 187 00
received of T. A. Huntress, rent of Rock Island, 10 00
received for use of Town Hall, 236 90
for sale of old copper from
High schoolhouse, 13 44
received of State Treasurer, Corpo- ration tax, 4,294 88
received of C. Spear, State Aid for Colburn children, 19 00
received of Lewis Bass, on tax of 1863, 200 00
1864, 36,219 35
To cash received for lots in Mt. Wollaston,
Cemetery, 195 00
received of Ebenezer Adams, refund-
ed from recruiting purposes, 499 49
received from liquor agency, 7 55
" on notes, 30,802 90
$ 94,146 04
* Chapter 208, of the General Laws of 1864, changed the form of taxation on Corporation Stock. Instead of taxing it in the towns where the holders were residents as heretofore, it is taxed by the State, which is to reimburse the several cities and towns. As the town reduced the amount of taxes the present year $ 6,000, they are losers by this change to the amount of $ 1,812.05.
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CR.
By cash paid on town orders,
$ 59,931 39 66 66 note,
20,234 69
" county tax,
2,806 14
" State tax,
10,752 00
. in treasury February 1, 1865,
421 82
$ 94,146 04
RECAPITULATION OF EXPENDITURES.
Amount of orders drawn on Town Treasurer, for year ending February 1, 1865,
$ 59,931 39
EXPENDED AS FOLLOWS.
For the Almshouse establishment,
$ 2,734 58
Poor out of Almshouse,
1,805 22
Schools, teaching and fuel,
13,023 88
incidentals,
1,136 83
Highways,
3,593 53
Fire Department,
2,155 79
Police Station,
19 57
Repairs on Town Buildings,
1,141 29
Mount Wollaston Cemetery,
11 25
Pay of Town Officers,
1,970 87
Town House,
424 12
"' Aid to soldiers' families,
13,548 03
Recruiting,
13,781 71
Miscellaneous expenses,
2,252 76
Liquor Agency,
25 03
" Neponset Bridge,
651 49
Abatements and collecting on tax of 1863,
221 11
66 collecting and discounts on tax of 1864, 1,201 17
Abatements on tax of 1864,
233 16
$ 59,931 39
APPENDIX.
MARRIAGES.
REGISTERED IN QUINCY DURING THE YEAR 1864.
Jan. 1, 1864,
Daniel Hayes, Quincy, Annie White,
Jan. 1, 1864,
Thomas F. Drake, Quincy,
Mary E. Newcomb, “
Jan. 8, 1864, E. W. Henry Bass, Quincy, Helen L. Rideout,
Jan. 14, 1864,
Jeremiah R. Hatch, Quincy, Sarah W. Mann,
Jan. 20, 1864,
George F. Pratt, Quincy, Abbie Ann Pope, " John Cronin, Quincy, Margaret Shehan, Quincy.
Jan. 24, 1864,
Charles H. Chubbuck, Quincy, Fannie M. P. Patch, Dorchester.
Jan. 28, 1864,
Belcher S. Howe, Quincy, Margaret A. Nutting, Quincy.
Feb. 2, 1864,
Feb. 16, 1864,
March 1, 1864,
Jacob Henry Carr, Quincy, Esther Marble, New Bedford. James Baxter, Quincy, Nancy Williams, Milton. Charles A. Nutting, Quincy, Isadore Frances Frazier, Quincy.
Jan. 21, 1864,
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March 10, 1864, Loring N. Hayden, Braintree, Antoinette Long, Quincy. March 11, 1864, William S. Wilbur, Quincy, Mary A. Horne, ¥
March 14, 1864, Oliver S. Harrington, Quincy, Mary A. Pratt,
March 30, 1864, George A. Davis, Brighton, Cordelia M. Baker, Quincy. Thomas Hayden, Methuen, Ellen T. Creswell, Hingham, Charles Merritt, Quincy, Emma F. Jones,
April 3, 1864,
April 3, 1864,
April 10, 1864, Thomas Goode, Quincy, Bridget Maria Synon, Quincy.
April 16, 1864, Dennis Foley, Quincy, Catherine, Thompson, Hingham. May 14, 1864, George Osgood Miller, No. Weymouth, Emma Redmans, May 31, 1864, Joshua Hobart Spear, Quincy, Susan S. Delano, E. Bridgewater.
June 16, 1864, William Boyd, Quincy, Ellen Hannon, Roxbury.
June 21, 1864,
June 18, 1864, Charles C. Davis, Weymouth, Celia W. May, Solomon K. Hindly, Spencer, Susan P. Eldridge, Hingham. July 4, 1864, William Gragg, Quincy, Ellen Kirwin,
July 12, 1864, Joseph W. Hayden, Quincy, Eunice J. Pratt. 66
July 21, 1864, John O'Niel, Salem,
Annie M. McCarthy, Quincy.
Aug. 7, 1864,
John Gavin, Quincy, Margaret Conner, Quincy.
Aug. 23, 1864,
William H. Mathews, Braintree, Charlotte A. Walker, Quincy.
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Aug. 24, 1864,
Patrick Garrity, Jr. Quincy, Bridget Smith, 66
Oct. 5, 1864,
James Gordon, Quincy, Susan E. Griffin, “
Oct. 9, 1864, T. Francis Sumner, Quincy, Henrietta C. Aglar
Oct. 22, 1864,
Thomas Mulvey, Cohasset, Catherine Hassett, “
Oct. 27, 1864. Alexander M. Stevenson, Quincy, Emily E. Bowers, 66
Nov. 1, 1864.
Seth Adams, Quincy, Emily Ward,
Nov. 3, 1864. Charles T. Reed, Quincy, Emma J. Pope,
Nov. 24, 1864. Eleazer C. Alden, Bridgewater, Augusta B. Hersey, Quincy.
Nov. 24, 1864. Lewis M. Soule, Quincy,
Dec. 1, 1864.
Angeline A. Newcomb, Quincy. Patrick Sweeny, Quincy, Ellen Graham,
Dec. 1, 1864.
James Edwards, Quincy, Sarah E. N. Bass, “
Dec. 2, 1864.
Frederic Coolidge, Weymouth,
Rachel P. Coolidge, Quincy.
Dec. 10, 1864.
Michael Griffin, Quincy,
Margaret Toomey, Braintree.
Dec. 17, 1864. James Bradford Quincy, Mary Atkinson, Lynn. Dec. 23, 1864. John Ring, Quincy, Margaret Driscoll, Quincy.
Dec. 25, 1864. Addison H. Stone, Boston, Almeda F. Miller, Dec. 25, 1864. Albert Keating, Quincy, Annie M. Mulford, “
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DEATHS
REGISTERED IN QUINCY DURING THE YEAR 1864.
DATE.
NAME.
AGE.
DISEASE, OR CAUSE OF DEATH.
Ja'y
15
John Hammond,
76
Old Age. Drowned.
23
Lucy S. Marsh,
81
Old Age.
24
Lizzie Webb,
6
5
Diphtheria.
26
Albert M. Forbush,
26
2 26
Consumption.
28
Edward V. Feltis,
4 10
Humor on Brain.
Feb'y
3
Mary Navil,
6
8
Varioloid.
4
Rosa Fox,
30
Consumption.
7
Bernard Gallagher,
47
13
Simon E. Corliss,
4 21
Dropsy on Brain.
15
Sarah Green,
74
7
Heart Disease.
16
Richard Perry,
57
Consumption.
18
John O'Neal,
48
Dropsy.
19
Joseph Newcomb,
69
Chronic Diarrhoea.
25
George Nightengale,
77
9
Lung & Pleurisy Fever.
25
William R. Belser,
47
3 26
Chronic Rheumatism.
29
Michael Buckley,
30
Consumption.
29
Charles Burrell
59
Lung & Pleurisy Fever.
March 3
Greenleaf P. Foster,
39
4
Jeremiah R. Hatch,
26
7
Consumption.
4 John Flanigan,
8
Heart Discase.
6 Nancy Walker,
77
7 11
Paralysis.
11
Samuel Holmes,
74
-
Samuel N. Perry,
44
16
(Infant) Tanzy,
1
22
James M. Hardwick,
47
Consumption.
23 Isaac Phillips,
88
6
Old Age.
27
Stephen F. Newcomb,
4 4
Diphtheria.
28 Nancy J. Calif,
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29 Henry H. Martin,
2
Scarlet Fever.
April
2 Abby W. Whitney,
1
Heart Disease.
3 Annie Brown,
9 24
Scarlet Fever.
4 Mary Coughlin,
3 11
Lung Fever.
6
Mehitable Livingstone, Achsah Hinckley,
61
Paralysis.
7
18 Catherine Panton,
70 11
Dropsy.
18 Thomas Williams,
7 9
Inflammation of Bowels.
23 (Infant) Howland,
23
Josiah N. Kittredge,
36
Chronic Diarrhoea.
Y.
M. D.
23
William O. Pope,
21
65 7
Paralysis.
25 Stephen Penniman,
63
7
Consumption.
51
DATE.
NAME.
AGE.
DISEASE, OR CAUSE OF DEATH.
Y.
M.
D.
April 26
William French,
56
Pneumonia.
May
3
Sally Brackett,
82
6
Old Age.
3
Hannah McTiernan,
3
6 10
Dropsy on Brain. Stillborn.
12
John Wildman,
38 10
Dropsy.
12
Michael McGlone,
32
Wounds rec'd in battle.
13
James Hughes,
43
Wounds rec'd in battle.
14
Margaret O'Neil,
34
Consumption.
14
Michael Manning,
21
Chronic Diarrhoea ..
15
Patrick Riley,
25
Drowned.
17
Minnie E. Thayer,
1
1
Lung Fever.
18
Andrew Develin,
31
Consumption.
19
Abigail Faxon,
65
5
21
Mary Hanson,
28
Consumption.
21
John McInery,
Heart Disease,
19
James Kelly,
18
7
66
66
19
Timothy Shehan,
17
26
Noah L. Cummings,
28
Wounds rec'd in battle.
30 Judith B. Faxon,
69
Paralysis.
30
Julia Linnehan,
2
26
June
3 Charles F. Pray,
30
30
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3 James Chubbuck, Wm. H. H. Lapham, Osmand Bennett,
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