Town annual report of Weymouth 1890, Part 4

Author: Weymouth (Mass.)
Publication date: 1890
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 260


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56 25


Jason Farrington, food for prisoners


8 25


A. F. Bullock, for care .


6 25


A. F. Bullock, incidentals


65


Almshouse, for coal


.


6 50


CR.


By J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, cash refunded


15 00


$81 65


Total for Police Department


$2,372 87


Appropriation March 3, 1890 . . $2,000 00


Unexpended balance of 1889


558 23


$2,558 23


Balance unexpended Jan. 1, 1891 .


$185 36


SUPPRESSING THE ILLEGAL SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS AND ENFORCING SUNDAY LAWS.


Paid A. J. Garey, services


$261 00


N. W. Gardner, services


120 00


Garey and Gardner, court fees


125 48


O. Cushing, teams for committee


6 00


F. W. Loud, teams for committee


1 50


A. J. Osgood, janitor services


1 00


$514 98


.


$96 65


72


Amount brought forward . $514 98


CR.


By J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, court fees refunded by the county 125 48


$389 50


Balance of appropriation from 1889 1,181 85


Balance unexpended, transferred by vote of the town to Highways Department ·


792 35


TOWN HOUSE.


Paid J. C. Wendell, for care . $78 50


J. F. Dizer, grading grounds .


269 50


J. F. Vinal, labor and material


20 75


S. W. Pratt, labor and material 3 65 Loud & Pratt, lumber 22 36


Estate of Geo. S. Baker, paint


36


Almshouse, wood and coal


24 50


W. G. Nash, oil, brooms, etc .


6 34


Z. L. Bicknell & Co., grass seed


3 09


$429 05


Unexpended balance of 1889 .


420 67


Expended in excess


$8 38


MEMORIAL DAY.


Paid Elbridge Nash, Q. M., Post 58, G. A. R. $500 00


Appropriation, March 3, 1890 $500 00


1


73


PRINTING AND ADVERTISING.


Paid A. Mudge & Son, for 3,000 reports $734 40


A. W. Blanchard, 2,500 poll tax pamphlets


154 50


A. W. Blanchard, notices in Citizen 20 90


A. W. Blanchard, printing 4 10


C. G. Easterbrook, 250 voting lists 92 75


C. G. Easterbrook, advertisements and notices, 66 00


$1,072 65


Appropriated March 3, 1890 . . $1,100 00


Unexpended balance of 1889 . 703 85


$1,803 85


Balance unexpended Jan. 1, 1891


$731 20


TUFTS LIBRARY.


Paid Amos S. White, treasurer


$1,655 64


Appropriations, March 3, 1890 . $1,100 00


One half of dog license money 606 63


Unexpended balance of 1889 . 555 64


$2,262 27


Balance unexpended Jan. 1, 1891. $606 63


PLANS FOR LIBRARY BUILDING.


Paid Quincy L. Reed, C. E. services


$16 50


Appropriated March 3, 1890 .


750 00


Balance unexpended Jan. 1, 1891 $733 50


74


REMITTANCE AND ABATEMENT OF TAXES.


Paid A. O. Crawford, remittances and abatements of tax of 1889


$314 41


Josephine L. Dyer, abatement tax of 1889 18 24


Joseph Pacina, abatement tax of 1889 3 04


Albert B. Belcher, abatement tax of 1889 2 66


Zebulan Dean, abatement tax of 1889 6 08


Mrs. Oran P. Shaw, abatement tax of 1889


7 60


Thomas B. Porter, abatement tax of 1889


1 52


Mrs. Maria L. Cushing, abatement tax of 1889,


7 60


Charles H. Pfefferkorn, abatement tax of 1889,


1 75


Mrs Israel Matson, abatement tax of 1889


53 20


Mrs. Eliza Pratt, abatement tax of 1889 .


1 52


M. C. Dizer, abatement tax of 1889 ·


17 48


Heirs of Elnathan Bates, abatement tax of 1889


45 60


Alfred Thomas, remittance tax of 1889 7 60


John R. Bouldry, remittance tax of 1889 3 80


A. O. Crawford, remittance tax of 1889 . 37 46


Thomas A. Kearavan, remittance tax of 1889,


1 29


S. A. R. Pratt, abatement tax of 1890


4 92


Abatha Richards, abatement tax of 1890 T. J. Evans, abatement tax of 1890


32 80


William H. Clapp, abatement tax of 1890


32 80


Mrs. Patrick Flynn, abatement tax of 1890


22 00


Granville E. Field, abatement tax of 1890


18 45


Israel Loring, abatement tax of 1890


1 64


David W. Burrell, abatement tax of 1889


66


Leonard V. Tirrell, abatement tax of 1889


4 53


$654 85


Appropriation, March 3, 1890


$500 00


Balance from 1889 .


543 68


$1,043 68


Balance unexpended Jan. 1, 1891


$388 83


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8 20


75


LIQUOR LICENSES.


Paid State Treasurer, { of license money $550 00


State Treasurer, { druggist's license 2 50


CR. $552 50


Paid J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, cash refunded for over payment 100 00


$452 50


INTEREST AND DISCOUNT.


Paid J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, interest on note, $15,000, date, Jan. 1, 1887 $300 00 J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, interest on 4 notes, $5,500 each, date, March 7, 1887 880 00 . J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, interest on note $5,000, date, April 28, 1885 88 96


J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, interest on note $14,000, date, May 9, 1885 245 00


J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, interest on note $14,000, date, May 9, 1890 . 245 00.


J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, interest note $12,000, date, May 9, 1889 480 00 · J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, interest on note $15,000, date, Jan. 1, 1890 262 50


77 30,


· J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, interest on note $3,092, Pratt Fund . J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, discount on note $10,000, due Oct. 10, 1890 . 176 67 · J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, discount on note $10,000, due Oct. 10, 1890 . 166 67


76


Paid J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, discount on note $10,000, due Oct. 13, 1890 . $144 44 J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, discount on note $10,000, due Oct. 13, 1890 . 122 50 .


J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, discount on note $10,000, due Oct. 13, 1890 . 83 34


CR.


$3,272 78


By J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, interest on deposits 353 66


$2,918 72


Appropriation, March 3, 1890 . $2,000 00


Balance from 1889 . . 1,853 25


$3,853 25


Balance unexpended Jan. 1, 1891 . $934 53


HYDRANTS AND DRINKING FOUNTAINS.


Paid J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, water rent for hydrants .


$7,318 75


J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, water rent for foun- tains . 190 00


$7,508 75


Appropriation, March 3, 1890 . . $7.400 00


Balance from 1889 . 108 75


$7.508 75


ELECTRIC LIGHTS.


Paid Weymouth Light and Power Company . ·


$4,530 90 Appropriation, March 3, 1890 . $3,500 00


Balance from 1889 . 3.000 00


$6,500 00


Balance unexpended Jan. 1, 1891


$1.969 10


77


STATE, COUNTY AND NATIONAL BANK TAX.


Paid J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, State tax $5,495 00


J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, National Bank tax 4,708 63


J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, County tax 4,225 77


J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, Corporation tax, '89, 19 80


$14,449 20


BILLS PAYABLE.


CR.


By balance from 1889


$71,092 00


Notes approved in favor of Treasurer as follows : - Note, date Jan. 1, 1890, at 10 years, at 32 per cent per annum .


15,000 00


Note, date May 9, 1890, at 10 years, at 32 per cent per annum . 14,000 00


Note, date April 28, 1890, due Oct. 10, 1890 . 10,000 00


Note, date May 7, 1890, due Oct. 10, 1890 10,000 00 Note, date June 2, 1890, due Oct. 13, 1890 10,000 00


Note, date June 30, 1890, due Oct. 13, 1890 . 10,000 00


Note, date Aug. 13, 1890, due Oct. 13, 1890 . 10,000 00


$150,092 00


DR.


To orders on Treasurer for payments as follows : - Note due Jan. 1, 1890 (renewed) $15,000 00


Note due April 28, 1890 5,000 00


Note due May 9, 1890 (renewed) · 14,000 00


5 notes due Oct. 10 and Oct. 13, 1890 . 50,000 00


$84,000 00


Notes now outstanding


$66,092 00


78


Due as follows : -


March 7,1892


. $5,500 00


March


7,1894


5,500 00


March


7,1896


5,500 00


March 10,1899


5,500 00


April 29,1899


. 12,000 00


Jan. 1,1900


. 15,000 00


May


9,1900 ·


. 14,000 00


On Demand, Pratt Fund


3,092 00


$66.092 00


JOHN H. STETSON, Treasurer.


BILLS PAYABLE ACCOUNT.


DR.


To balance, Dec. 31, 1889


$71,092 00


Notes approved in 1890


79.000 00


$150,092 00


CR.


By notes paid in 1890


$84,000 00


Balance, Dec. 31, 1890


$66,092 00


TOWN OFFICERS.


SELECTMEN, OVERSEERS OF THE POOR. AND BOARD OF HEALTH.


Paid J. Clarence Howe, chairman, services to Dec. 29 . $615 94 Henry A. Nash, services to Dec. 29, 610 70 Jacob F. Dizer, services to Dec. 29, 348 09


E. Atherton Hunt, services to Dec. 29 365 58


79


Paid Leonard V. Tirrell, services to Dec.


29


$384 76


Geo. A. Cushing, services 203 20


William Nash, services . 103 76


Henry A. Nash, services as clerk of


Selectmen . 300 00


Henry A. Nash, services as clerk of Overseers


100 00


$3,032 03


ASSESSORS.


Paid John P. Burrell, chairman, services, $376 00


John P. Burrell, carriage hire and expenses 95 40


Wilmot Cleverly, services and ex- penses


372 40


E. Atherton Hunt, services ·


379 00


E. Atherton Hunt, carriage hire and expenses 90 00


J. Clarence Howe, carriage hire and expenses . 92 00


J. Clarence Howe, services 386 00


Gilman B. Loud, services and ex- penses 339 00


Geo. A. Cushing, services 5 00


$2,134 80


SCHOOL COMMITTEE.


Paid W. A. Drake, chairman, services and


expenses


$161 25


Jos. A. Cushing, clerk, services and expenses · 209 17


Augustus J. Richards, services and expenses 47 50


James H. Flint, services and ex- penses


106 00


80


Paid Bradford Hawes, services and ex-


penses · · · $64 00


H. A. Thomas, services and expenses, .


105 25


$693 17


TOWN TREASURER.


Paid John H. Stetson, services $600 00


TOWN CLERK.


Paid John A. Raymond, services $100 00


AUDITORS.


Paid Joseph Dyer, services $8 .00


Z. L. Bicknell, services . 10 00


Francis Ambler, services


10 00


$28 00


COLLECTOR OF TAXES.


Paid Alfred O. Crawford, services . $871 25


REGISTRARS.


Paid Francis A. Bicknell, services and


expenses £ $18 20


Benjamin F. Smith, services and expenses 22 00


John A. Raymond (clerk), services and expenses 40 00


D. S. Murray, services and expenses, 20 00


$100 20


SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.


Paid John P. Burrill, services and expenses


$60 00


Total .


$7,619 45


Appropriation, March 3, 1890 .


7,000 00


Expended in excess


$619 45


NEW SYSTEM OF VOTING.


Paid Francis A. Bicknell, registrar, services and ex- penses


$51 05


John A. Raymond, registrar, services and ex- penses 56 00


Benjamin F. Smith, registrar, services and ex- penses 53 80


D. S. Murray, registrar, services and expenses, 66 00


John W. Bartlett, warden, Ward 1, services 5 00


Arthur E. Jackson, warden, Ward 1, services, 5 00


Herbert A. Newton, clerk, Ward 1, services . 5 00 John A. Holbrook, inspector, Ward 1, ser- vices . 5 00


Augustus Beals, inspector, Ward 1, services .


5 00


Geo. L. Newton, deputy inspector, Ward 1, services ·


1 50


W. Sanford Litchfield, deputy inspector, Ward 1, services . 1 50


Geo. G. French, constable, and conveying bal- lot-box and returns .


5 00


Isaac H. Walker, constable . 3 00


Thomas H. Humphrey, warden, Ward 2, services 5 00


Geo. W. Baker, warden, Ward 2, services ·


5 00


William H. Pratt, clerk, Ward 2, services ·


5 00


Robert McIntosh, inspector, Ward 2, services,


5 00


Chas.D.Canterbury, inspector, Ward 2, services, Horace M. Randall, deputy inspector, Ward 2, services ·


5 00


1 50


Peter F. Hughes, deputy inspector, Ward 2, services 1 50


82


Paid Asa B. Pratt, constable, conveying ballot-box and returns .


$5 00


Joseph P. Ford, constable 3 00


William S. Wallace, warden, Ward 3, services, 5 00


John F. Dwyer, warden, Ward 3, services 5 00


Dan'l J. Pierce, clerk, Ward 3, services .


5 00


Frank M. Drown, inspector, Ward 3, services,


5 00


Albert P. Worthen, inspector, Ward 3, ser- vices . .


5 00


Chas. E. Bicknell, deputy inspector, Ward 3, services 1 50


John B. Whelan, deputy inspector and teller, Ward 3, services 5 00


Oliver Houghton, constable, conveying ballot- box and returns . 5 00


Terence Murphy, constable


3 00


Charles Hawes, warden, Ward 4, services 5 00


Marshall P. Sprague, warden, Ward 4, services,


5 00


Jos. E. Gardner, clerk, Ward 4, services 5 00


N. H. Goodspeed, inspector, Ward 4, services,


5 00


W. T. Spilsted, inspector, Ward 4, services . 5 00


James Moore, deputy inspector, Ward 4, ser- vices . 1 50


Geo. B. Bailey, deputy inspector, Ward 4, ser- vices . 1 50


Geo. F. Maynard, constable, Ward 4, services, 3 00


Isaac N. Tirrell, constable. Ward 4, services . 3 00


E. J. Pitcher, warden, Ward 5, services . 5 00


Gordon Willis, warden, Ward 5, services 5 00


John F. Welch, clerk, Ward 5, services . 5 00


Chas. M. Grundstrom, inspector, Ward 5, services 5 00 ·


5 00


Bradford Chandler, inspector, Ward 5, services, Geo. F. Hayden, deputy inspector, Ward 5, services 1 50


Martin Derby, deputy inspector, Ward 5, ser- vices . 1 50


S3


Paid Geo. W. Conant, constable, conveying ballot-


box and returns . $5 00


Michael Allen, constable, and removing booths, Ward 5 5 00


John Seabury, putting up booths, Ward 5 2 00


B. R. Beals, removing booths, Ward 5 .


1 00


B R. Beals, janitor, services at election, and for sawdust, Ward 5 . 2 50


B. R. Beals, janitor, services for Registrars, Ward 5 2 00


.


Geo. O. Miller and Geo. Manuel, janitors, election, putting up and removing booths, Ward 1 4 00


Geo. O. Miller. janitor, services for Registrars. Ward 1


2 00


A. J. Osgood, janitor, services for Registrars, Ward 2 2 00


A. J. Osgood, janitor, services, election. Ward 2 3 00


A. J. Osgood, putting up and removing booths. Ward 2 2 00


William R. Burton, putting up and removing booths, Ward 3 . 2 00


William R. Burton, janitor, services, election. Ward 3


2 00


William R. Burton, janitor, services for Regis- trars, Ward 3


2 00


Weymouth Publishing Company, printing vot- ing lists, notices, etc. . 84 90


H. C. Dimond & Co., seals 6 25


M. R. Warren, record, envelopes, sealing wax


9 50


H. M. Meek, tally sheets 3 40


Asa B. Pratt, constable, services for Registrars, 5 00


$545 90


Balance from 1889 .


806 49


Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1691


$260 59


84


MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.


Paid Joseph Chase, Jr., reporting 7 births, 1889 $1 75


H. C. Hallowell, reporting 1 birth, 1889 25


Geo. W. Tinkham, reporting 15 births, 1889 3 75


C. C. Tower, reporting 37 deaths, 1889 . 9 25


C. L. Rice & Co., returning 24 deaths, 1889 6 00


11 25


Ford & McCormick, returning 45 deaths, 1889 . John A. Raymond, copying records for town report 5 00


John A. Raymond, collecting, recording, index- ing, and returning 227 births, 1888 113 50


John A. Raymond, returning 8 births, 1889 4 00


John A. Raymond, returning 12 deaths, 1888 . 4 20


John A. Raymond, recording, indexing and returning 20 deaths, 1889 . 4 00


John A. Raymond, returning 148 deaths. 1889, 14 80


John A. Raymond, returning 125 marriages, 1889 . 18 75


B. Frank Thomas, postage stamps . 6 00


M. R. Warren, record book for town clerk 14 50


Geo. W. Tirrell, photograph views Gardner case . 5 00


H. A. Nash, Jr., clerical assistance .


54 00


Fred N. Thayer, distributing town reports .


6 00


W. Arthur Roachman, distributing town re- ports . 5 00


W. F. Tirrell, distributing town reports . 1 50 ·


Martin L. Randall, distributing town reports ·


6 00


William Nash, distributing town reports . .


5 00


William Nash, railroad fares, postage and expenses 17 32 .


James Humphrey, professional services .


·


60 00


A. O. Crawford, warrants, summons and postage 13 00


A. O. Crawford, stamped envelopes . 22 00


85


Paid A. O. Crawford, Assessors' and Collectors' books . $16 00


A. O. Crawford, 7,000 tax bills 21 00


S. S. Marden, distributing " No" ballots 2 00


John Fennell, distributing " Yes " ballots 2 00


Louis A. Cook, services as Moderator 10 00


Oliver Houghton, police services, March meet- ing 3 00


Oliver Houghton, distributing town reports 5 00


Asa B. Pratt, police services March meeting 2 50


Asa B. Pratt, notifying town officers 3 00


J. C. Wendell, suppers for Assessors 3 00


J. C. Wendell, dinner for Moderator


50


Thorpe & Adams Company, blank books and stationery . 18 60


Henry F. Whitman, damage to buggy 6 00


A. W. Blanchard, blanks for Assessors 4 00


E. B. Whelan, notifying town officers 3 90


H. H. Joy, stationery for Treasurer 2 25


James Humphrey, witness fees, etc., Gardner case


193 50


G. D. Bullock, M. D., certificate of death. Julia Cohan 1 50


E Bourk, team sundry times for B. F. Smith, W. C. B. Fifield, M. D., expert in Gardner case


6 00


100 00


James Humphrey, services and expenses, Gard- ner case 132 43


Humphrey Bros., damage for delay in furnish- ing deed of Grant Street property .


50 00


Holden & Sladen, postage stamps . 3 00


H. L. Thayer, team, location electric lights 5 00


Asa B. Pratt, services in Fogarty case . 3 50


Leonard V. Tirrell, repairing pump, Ward 4 . 8 00


Quincy L Reed, Civil Engineer's services 200 00


A. J. Randall, carriage Memorial Day 10 00


86


Paid M. R. Warren, license blank . $2 00


Asa B. Pratt, enforcing dog law 11 43


Oliver Houghton, enforcing dog law 10 00


Isaac H. Walker, enforcing dog law


5 30


Geo. W. Conant, enforcing dog law


10 00


James Humphrey, witness fees second trial, Gardner case · James Humphrey, services and expenses, Gard- ner case .


265 80


77 25


Quincy L. Reed, services and expenses, Gard- ner case 8 00


Howard Colburn, sheriff, fares and meals for jury . 16 35


George O. Miller, janitor, services for Col- lector ·


4 00


A. J. Osgood, janitor, services for collector .


3 00


William R. Burton, janitor, services for col- lector . 4 00


Geo. A. Cushing, railroad fares, postage, and stationery . 19 50


Henry A. Nash, preparing statistics for census commissioner, Washington, D. C. ·


25 00


Estate of Horatio Swasey, services and expenses


in full in the following suits against town : Pratt, Wayland, Curran, Raymond, Johns- ton, and Gardner .


691 16


Geo. W. White, posting warrants · .


10 50


. Geo. W. White, services at Probate Court ·


3 00


J. C. Wendell, suppers for Assessors 3 25


Augustus Beals, treasurer, care soldiers' monu- ment . 30 00


Thorpe & Adams, four order books .


30 00


Geo. G. French, notifying town officers ·


2 50


Frank H. Bert, report of Gardner case, first trial . 25 00


Frank H. Bert, furnishing extracts of testimony Gardner case, first trial 24 00


87


Paid A. J. Garey, court fees, under Chap. 440, Acts of 1890 $14 88 N. B. Peare, court fees, under Chap. 440, Acts of 1890 10 06


Thos. Fitzgerald, court fees, under Chap. 440, Acts of 1890 26 64 ·


Geo. B. Bailey, court fees, under Chap. 440, Acts of 1890 . 5 00


Asa B. Pratt, court fees, under Chap. 440, Acts of 1890 19


Asa B. Pratt, serving notices to land owners . 5 05


Asa B. Pratt, services in Guthrie case 3 00


Otis Cushing, carriage, Memorial Day · 10 00


Otis Cushing, carriage, funeral of Geo. A. Cushing 5 00


Otis Cushing, expressage on town reports ·


1 50


Isaac N. Tirrell, services March meeting 3 00


H. H. Gardner, damage to carriage ·


3 00


W. H. Lovell, injury to daughter on Broad Street 125 00


E. Atherton Hunt, railroad fares, postage, and expenses .


13 75


J. Clarence Howe, carriage hire, railroad fares, postage, and expenses 88 68


A. J. Osgood, janitor, services for collector 1 00


Geo. F. Maynard, services, March meeting 2 50


Geo. F. Maynard, notifying town officers 4 50


Henry A. Nash, railroad fares and expenses


69 86


Leonard V. Tirrell, railroad fares, postage, and expenses 31 08 ·


J. C. Fraser, reporting 88 births 22 00 ·


W. A. Drake, reporting 22 births 5 50


19 00


John A. Raymond, issuing 190 burial permits, John A. Raymond, expenses at Town House, March 3 2 50


John A. Raymond, expenses for State Election, Nov. 4 3 50


88


Paid one half day at Quincy, State election $2 00


Expense at Quincy, State election . 2 00


Postage, expressage, stationery, etc. 5 30


$2,994 03


Appropriation, March 3 . . $1.500 00


Balance from 1889 . 830 16 .


$2,330 16


Expended in excess .


$663 87


ANCIENT RECORDS OF BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Paid Mrs. Gilbert Nash for records $200 00


Appropriation


250 00


Unexpended balance


$50 00


JOHN K. CARROLL.


Paid him for injury on highways


$82.00


Appropriation .


150 00


Amount paid in 1889


$68 00


STATE AID.


UNDER CHAPTER 301.


Paid Charles H. Allen


$36 00


Mrs. Maria A. Baker


48 00


Simeon H. Barrows


48 00


Charles E. Bates


18 00


John F. Bates and wife


72 00


Mrs. Vesta R. Bates


48 00


Mrs. Helen F. Barnes


48 00


Mrs. Christiana Benson .


24 00


Mrs. Eliza J. Soule .


44 00


John Binney and wife


15 00


Mrs. Caroline M. Blanchard


48 00


Mrs. Emily M. Bly


48 00


Thomas Brady


27 00


Charles H. Burrell, 2d


8 00


Mrs. Adella J. Burrell


48 00


Mrs. Rachel J. Clapp


48 00


Mrs. Eliza A. Clark


.


48 00


Mrs. Mary Owen .


48 00


Mrs. Abigail F. Cummings


48 00


Mrs. Caroline S. Crocker


48 00


John W. Dalton


36 00


Elias H. Deene


36 00


Mrs. Ann Dwyer


48 00


Edward Farley


20 00


Mrs. Rosina B. Foss


48 00


Mrs. Annie Fox


48 00


Mrs. Ellen Fraher .


.


.


48 00


Edward B. Gardner


.


72 00


.


.


48 00


Mrs. Mary A. Buttermore


Mrs. Elizabeth Carlton .


44 00


90


Paid Jacob Gardner, Jr.


$36 00


Mrs. Nancy E. Gardner . 48 00


Mrs. Julia Gilligan


48 00


John Gorman


72 00


Geo. F. Hayden


16 00


Geo. B. Hayden and wife


102 00


Mrs. Hannah W. Hayden


24 00


Mrs. Joanna Healey


24 00


Mrs. Jane T. Holbrook .


24 00


Samuel V. Holbrook and wife


72.00


Patrick Howley


36 00


Riley E. Jenkins


8 00


Mrs. Ruth R. Jones


48 00


Mrs. Eliza Josephs


24 00


Joseph Lama


48 00


George F. Lord


36 00


Mrs. Susan R. Loud


48 00


Mrs. Susan F. Larmey


48 00


Mrs. Lucinda B. Lewis


24 00


Mrs. Maria E. Looney .


48 00


Mrs. Caroline B. Lovell .


48 00


Mrs. Ellen Lynch .


24 00


Mrs. Mary Mahoney


48 00


Thomas Maguire


48 00


Sanford Makepeace


47 00


William McNair


48 00


William F. Merchant


36 00


Frank H. Miller


48 00


Mrs. Martha Miller


.


48 00


Mrs. Mary O. Mitchell


48 00


Martin Murphy


36 00


Terence Murphy and wife


72 00


Mrs. Margaret Murra


48 00


Thomas Nightengale


24 00


William Orcutt


48 00


Mrs. Catharine Connor


40 00


William Pedman


72 00


.


91


Paid Mrs. Mary A. Paterson .


$48 00


Mrs. Mary Perry .


48 00


Warren W. Pope and wife


60 00


Mrs. Hannah T. Pratt


48 00


Benjamin F. Pratt and wife


66 00


Josiah M. Pratt


48 00


Mrs. Narrissa H. Pratt


48 00


Mrs. Abbie A. Pratt


48 00


Mrs. Maria F. Pray


24 00


Mrs. Betsey Prouty


48 00


Mrs. Ella M. Raymond .


48 00


Charles W. Raymond and wife


71 00


Mrs. Catherine J. Rea


24 00


Samuel M. Richards


36 00


John Roachman


54 00


Benjamin F. Robinson and wife


48 00


Samuel J. Ross


36 00


Geo. W. Russ and wife .


64 00


Mrs. Mary S. Sewell


24 00


Edward Slattery


60 00


John G. Slattery


2 00


Mrs. Avis A. Smith


24 00


Mrs. Mary Spencer


20 00


Mrs. Amelin W. Sylvester


48 00


Sargent L. Stoddard


48 00


Christopher P. Tower


48 00


Mrs. Joanna Taylor


48 00


Mrs. Emily P. Thayer


24 00


Mrs. Johanna F. Tracy


48 00


Mrs. Lydia J. Vining


48 00


Mrs. Frances M. Wilbar


48 00


Mrs. Lucy C. Wrightington


48 00


Mrs. Martha W. Pratt


48 00


Mrs. Olive G. Torrey


48 00


Robert A. Welch .


44 00


James H. Cunningham


44 00


Mrs. Jane B. Estes


20 00


92


Paid Mrs. Rebecca Puttilow .


$8 00


Mrs. Deborah M. Cushing


36 00


Albert Davison


8 00


Mrs. Catherine A. Bates


32 00


Mrs. Mary O. Bates


20 00


Mrs. Amanda Perry


24 00


Richard B. Smith .


21 00


Alfred T. Cushing .


20 00


Mrs. Rose Annie Cronin


20 00


Mrs. Mary Viger


20 00


Andrew J. Shaw


16 00


Thomas W. Hyland


9 00


Mrs. Mary A. Thayer


12 00


Isaac Thomas


16 00


William W. Sanborn


6 00


Mrs. Martha M. Thayer .


4 00


Due from the State


$4,766 00


UNDER CHAPTER 279, THIRD CLASS.


Paid Michael Koheo


$30 00


UNDER CHAPTER 279, FIRST AND SECOND CLASS.


Paid Alonzo Blanchard


$98 00


Patrick Connors


96 00


Edward Coleman 96 00 .


Jason Gardner


72 00


Benoni Gurney


48 00


George L. Hayden .


96 00


Richard M. Holbrook


81 75


Samuel R. Loud


72 00


Samuel B. Pool


96 00


Clinton F. Pope


72 00


Matthew Reed


102 00


Urban B. Rice


88 00


Fred M. Sheppard .


102 00


93


Paid Richard B. Smith .


$24 00


Israel D. Wildes .


120 00


Solomon W. Wright


168 00


Elbridge L. Leach .


102 00


Joshua Cook .


40 00


James C. Wendell .


120 00


C. Preston Wood


36 00


Hiram Porter .


66 00


John Binney .


42 00


James B. Prouty


30 00


Joseph P. Thayer .


10 00


Geo. Holbrook (Westboro Hospital)


176 44


William R. Rogers (Worcester Hospital)


169 46


Benjamin F. Pratt (Worcester Hospital)


34 43


Total payments Chap. 279


$2,258 08


Due from the State (half)


1,129 04


Town (half) .


$1,129 04


APPROPRIATIONS.


Balance unexpended from 1889


$324 93


Appropriation March 3, 1890 1,000 00


1,324 93


Balance unexpended Jan. 1, 1891 $195 89


STATE.


DR.


To payments under Chap. 301 $4,766 00


To payments under Chap. 279 (third class) 30 00


To payments under Chap. 279 (first and second class) 1,129 04


$5,925 04


Appropriation March 3, 1890 .


· $5,500 00


Unexpended balance from 1889 56 43


5,556 43


Expended in excess


$368 61


94


JOHN H. STETSON, Treasurer.


DR


Cash refunded for overpayment, on account of


Middle Street school-house . ·


$1 09


Cash from L. R. Gardner, for drain pipe . .


5 02


S. S. Spear, for drain pipe 5 00 .


A. Raymond, for drain pipe 3 76


Joseph Cummings, for drain pipe


4 15


L. V. Tirrell, on account of highways


.


, 70


Jason Farrington, for error in bill .


15 00


State Treasurer, overpayment on licenses


100.00


County Court fees, Garey and Gardner


125 48


Almshouse overcharge for removing snow .


24 50


Banks, for interest on deposits


353 66


Capt. Hall, for gutter loam


2 00


$640 36


JOHN H. STETSON, Treasurer.


CR.


By 1,795 orders drawn by the Selectmen as follows : -


On account of appropriations, not including Poor account . $116,784 29


For the payment of notes ·


79,000 00


For the payment of State, County, and National Bank tax 14,449 20


For the payment of licenses to State Treasurer 452 50


For the payment of orders refunded


640 36


$211,326 35


TRIAL BALANCE.


DEC. 31, 1890.


DR. CR.


Schools


$45,049 85


New school-house, Ward 2 .


958 07


Highways, general repairs .


13,165 63


Highways, special repairs and construc- tion 2,856 73


Highways, removal of snow


600 08


Hingham and Quincy bridges


1,440 00


Land damage and setting curbstone


1,848 30


Fire Department


4,126 95


New hose house, Ward 4


1,193 79


Police Department


2,372 87


Suppressing the illegal sale intoxicating


liquors


389 50


Town House


429 05


Printing and Advertising


1,072 65


Tufts Library


1,655 64


Plan of Library building 16 50


Discount and remittance of taxes


654 85


Interest and Discount


2,918 72


Memorial Day ·


500 00


Hydrants and Drinking Fountains


7,508 75


State, County. and National Bank tax,


14,449 20


Electric Lighting


4,530 90


Liquor Licenses . 452 50


Bills Payable, notes paid . 84,000 00


Bills Payable, notes approved .


J. H. Stetson, Treasurer, notes approved, 66,092 00




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