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To J. H. Stetson, treasurer, four notes paid (given for money in an- ticipation of taxes) ·
$55,000 00
Note due, March 7, 1894 . .
5,500 00
Note due on demand (Pratt Fund)
3,092 00
$63,592 00
Balance
$76,500 00
·
92
Due as follows :-
· Oct. 1, 1895 $4,000 00
March 7, 1896
5,500 00
March 12, 1898
5,500 00
March 10, 1899
5,500 00
April 29, 1899
·
12,000 00
January 1, 1900
15,000 00
May 9, 1900
14,000 00
December 31, 1901
10,000 00
January 15, 1902 .
5,000 00
$76,500 00
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.
Paid James Humphrey, professional services . $208 02
James Humphrey, Gardner case 52 00
Otis Cushing, hack, John P. Burrell's funeral, 5 00
City of Quincy for use of lockup
17 20
Francis L. King, reporting 35 deaths, 1893
8 75
Ford & McCormick, reporting 60 deaths, 1893,
15 00
Drew's Express, for town clerk
70
E. Bourke, for town reports, 1893 .
1 75
Town of Newmarket, expense account W. J. Hope 3 00 .
Nash & Hunter, civil engineers, services
138 53
Louis A. Cook, services as moderator, annual meeting 25 00
Louis A. Cook, services as moderator, seven special meetings 35 00
Odd Fellows Hall for town meeting 12 00
Thorp & Martin Co., blank books and station- ery . 35 30 .
Holden & Sladen, postage stamps . .
13 50
John A. Raymond, as follows :
collecting, recording, indexing and returning,
5 births, 1892 2 50
235 births, 1893
117 50
14 deaths, 1893
4 90
.
.
93
Paid John A. Raymond, as follows :
recording, indexing and returning
20 deaths, 1893
$4 00
172 deaths, 1893 16 65
George W. Tibbetts, for road machine .
49 00
M. E. Pratt, janitor services for registrars
1 00
A. J. Osgood, janitor services for registrars
3 00
janitors services for town meeting
1 50
W. T. Burrell, janitor services for registrars . George O. Miller, janitor services for Sea St. , hearing, 1 00
Leonard P. Cooley, bounty for killing seal 3 00
Frank W. Manuel, bounty for killing seal .
3 00
George H. Dunbar, bounty for killing seal
3 00
Henry A. Nash, services and expenses prepar- ing town reports and proof reading 80 00 ·
Railroad fares and expenses. .
38 86
Leonard V. Tirrell, railroad fares and expenses
3 24
distributing reports, .
5 00
Hiram E. Raymond, railroad fares and expenses
7 90
J. Clarence Howe, railroad fares and expenses 10 00 distributing reports, . 6 00
John F. Dwyer, distributing reports 6 00
John F. Dwyer, railroad fares and expenses
5 00
R. Loud & Sons, saw dust 75
Thomas Fitzgerald, notifying town officers 3 00
Asa B. Pratt, notifying town fliocers 3 50
George B. Bailey, notifying town officers.
5 00
Isaac H. Walker, notifying town officers.
2 00
Joseph A. Cushing, services as teller March 5 and 6
·
10 00
Frank M. Drown, services as teller, March 5 and 6. ·
10 00
Henry Rockwood, services as teller, March 5 and 6 .
10 00
E. Q. S. Litchfield, services as teller, March 5 . and 6
·
. 10 00
recording and indexing 111 marriages, 1893, 250 00
17 20
H. A. Nash, Jr., clerical assistance
1 00
94
Paid Samuel C. Denton, services as teller, March 5 and 6 $10 00
F. F. Bullock, services as teller, March 5 and 6 10 00
J. B. Whelan, services as teller, March 5 and 6 10 00
T. F. Kelley, services as teller, March 5 and 6 H. A. Nash, Jr., services as teller, March 5 and 6 9 00
9 00
Henry G. Riley, services as teller, March 5 and 6 .
9 00
John W. Bates, services as teller, March 5 and 6 7 00
John F. Melville, services as teller, March 5 and 6 .
7 00
Charles J. McMorrow, services as teller, March 5 and 6 .
7 00
Herbert W. Sears, services as teller, March 5 and 6 5 00
Asa B. Pratt, services as constable, March 5 3 00
Oliver Houghton, services as constable, March 5 3 00
B. F. Richards, services as constable, March 5 3 00
Michael Allen, service as constable, March 5 6 00
George B. Bailey, services as constable March 5 and 6 10 00
A. Mudge & Sons, tally sheets 4 75
Nash & Hunter, plans for Broad street relo- cation 99 25
Oliver Houghton, services, March 12 and 19 3 00
Asa B. Pratt, services, March 12 and 19 3 00
Charles A. Tirrell, meals for moderator and tellers 16 00
W. B. Hollis, team for county commissioners B. F. Richards, posting warrants, jury lists and notices .
3 00
21 00
A. W. Tilden, services as ballot clerk . 2 00
·
95
Paid George Cushing, services as ballot clerk $2 00
G. A. R. Post 58, use offhall for Registrars 1 50
Wilmot Cleverly, distributing reports and poll tax lists, 1893 . 10 00
Wilmot Cleverly, carriage hire and railroad fares, 1893 15 93
P. E. Loud, distributing Board of Health notices 2 00
Russell F. Pool, distributing Board of Health notices 2 00
Winthrop Smith, distributing Board of Health notices 2 00
E. L. Burdikin, list of deeds recorded, May 1, '93 to May 1, '94 25 00
George O. Miller, janitor for Registrars 3 00
Charles H. Lovell, stationery for assessors .
8 00
Nash & Hunter, setting street bounds
25 00
Nash & Hunter, plans for Sea Street reloca- tion . 19 86 .
J. F. Cushing, setting curb stone, Broad
Street
15 00
J. F. Cushing, distributing reports 7 00
A. O. Crawford, assessors' books
49 25
Samuel W. King, sign board
1 00
Arthur Davis, distributing notices
3 00
North Weymouth Cemetery Association, care Soldiers' monument 30 00 .
Isaac H. Walker, enforcing dog law, Ward 1 7 00
Asa B. Pratt, enforcing dog law, Ward 2 ·
13 77
Oliver Houghton, enforcing dog law, Ward 3
10 00
George F. Maynard, enforcing dog law, Ward 4 and 5 17 50
Rockwood & Churchill, copies'of election laws 7 00
Joseph M. White, burying horse 5 00
10 76
J. B. Rhines & Co., lumber for pound James Moore, cedar posts for pound
3 50
L. L. Bowker, labor on pound .
2 50
Warren W. Bowker, labor on pound
2 00
.
96
Paid Baker Hardware Co., bolts for pound $ 36
Quincy L. Reed, civil engineer, services 181 00
F. W. Loud, janitor for Registrars 3 00
M. R. Warren, stationery for Town Clerk 2 50
G. W. Tinkham, M. D., viewing body of Burns child 3 00
James B. French, services as warden, Pre- cinct 1 5 00
E. H. Benson, services as clerk, Precinct 1 5. 00
Josiah H. Pratt, services as inspector, Pre- cinct 1 5 00
Ancil Burrell, services as inspector, Precinct 1 5 00
David Dunbar, services as deputy, Precinct 1 1 50
W. C. Cherrington, services as teller, Precinct 1 5 00 David Gunville, services as teller, Precinct 1 5 00
Charles J. McMorrow, services as warden, Precinct 2 ·
5 00
Peter F. Hughes, services as deputy, Pre- cinct 2 ·
1 50
Edmund G. Bates, services as clerk, Precinct 2 5 00
E. Q. S. Litchfield, services as inspector, Pre- cinct 2 5 00
George A. McGowan, services as inspector, Precinct 2 5 00
J. Q. B. Goodspeed, services as deputy, Pre- cinct 2 ·
1 50
Robert S. Mills, services as deputy, Precinct 2 John W. Bates, services as' teller, Precinct 2 Samuel C. Denton, services as teller, Pre- cinct 2 · .
1 50
5 00
5 00
Asa B. Pratt, services as constable, Precinct 2 5 00 Arthur H. Pratt, services as constable, Pre- cinct 2 3 00
B. F. Richards, services as constable, Pre- cinct 1 5 00
Isaac H. Walker, services as constable, Pre- cinct 1
3 00
97
Paid John L. Mckeever, services as warden, Pre- cinct 6
$5 00
Sidney W. Raymond, services as deputy, Pre- cinct 6 1 50
Dennis Slattery, services as clerk, Precinct 6 5 00
Matthew W. Lynch, services as deputy, Pre- cinct 6
1 50
Edward W. Shackford, services as inspector, Precinct 6 .
5 00
Jolın J. Cahill, services as inspector, Precinct 6
5 00
Arthur M. Hawes, services as deputy inspector, Precinct 6
1 50
Thomas F. Egan, services as deputy inspector, Precinct 6 1 50
Edward F. Cullen, services as teller, Precinct 6 5 00
Thomas B. Nichols, services as teller 5 00 .
N. B. Peare, services as constable, Precinct 6 5 00 Patrick Butler, services as constable, Precinct 6 Thomas Fitzgerald, services as constable Pre- cinct 3 3 00
3 00
Oliver Houghton, services as constable, Pre- cinct 3 5 00
, William S. Wallace, services as warden, Pre- cinct 3 5 00
Frank M. Drown, services as deputy warden, Precinct 3
1 50
Daniel A. Donovan, services as cinct 3
clerk, Pre-
5 00
5 00
A. W. Tilden, services as inspector, Precinct 3 B. F. Johnson, services as inspector, Precinct 3 J. Rupert Walsh, services as deputy inspector, Precinct 3 .
5 00
· John W. Carey, services as deputy inspector, Precinct 3 1 50 ·
Charles A. Carpenter, services as teller, Pre- cinct 3 5 00
5 00
J. Dexheimer, Jr., services as teller, Precinct 3 Marshall P. Sprague, services as warden, Pre- cinct 4 5 00
1 50
.
98
Paid Fred L. Bailey, services as deputy warden, Precinct 4 . . $1 50
Joseph E. Gardner, services as clerk, Precinct 4 H. Wilbur Loud, services as deputy clerk, Pre- cinet 4 1 50
5 00
James Moore, services as inspector, Precinct 4 N. H. Goodspeed, services as inspector, Pre- cinct 4 5 00
William T. Spilsted, services as deputy in spector, Precinct 4 1.50
5 00
Lewis K. Jones, services as deputy inspector, Precinct 4 1 50
Adolphus Poole, services as teller, Precinct 4 5 00
Thomas H. Melville, services as teller, Pre- cinct 4 .
5 00
George B. Bailey, services as constable, Pre- cinct 4. . 5 00 .
George F. Maynard, services as constable,
Precinct 4 3 00
George W. Conant, services as constable, Pre- cinet 5 5 00
Michael Allen, services as constable, Precinct 5 3 00
Herbert W. Sears, services as warden, Pre- cinct 5
5 00
Lawrence A. Blanchard, services as deputy warden, Precinct 5 1 50
John F. Welch, services as clerk, Precinct 5 . 5 00
Robert H. Healey, services as deputy clerk, Precinct 5 .
1 50
Clarence H. Sumner, services as inspector, Pre- cinct 5 5 00
George C. Torrey, services as inspector, Pre- cinct 5
5 00
Henry Rockwood, services as deputy inspector, Precinct 5 ·
1 50
Herbert A. Bass, services as teller, Precinct 5 5 00
J. Clifford Ford, services as teller, Precinct 5 5 00
99
Paid T. F. Brady, putting up and removing booths, Precinct 5 ·
$5 00
A. J. Osgood, as follows :
putting up and removing booths, Precincts 2 and 6 4 00
services as janitor, Precinct 2 3 00
Stationery and sawdust 1 40
janitor, special town meeting 2 00
W. F. Burrell, janitor for registrars 2 00 janitor for Precinct 3 3 00
washing floor
1 00
State for record ink
6 50
W. H. Whiting, damage to carriage
5 00
George O. Miller, putting up and removing booths, Precinct 1 . 5 00
Waldo Turner, signs and painting .
2 00
Isaac H. Walker, distributing notices
3 00
Nelson W. Gardner, railroad fares, postage, etc.
15 00
Bradford Hawes, as follows :
carriage hire, selectmen, and on highways . 50 00
carriage hire, assessor 15 00
railroad fares, postage and stationery . 3 00 distributing poll tax lists 5 00
Gordon Willis, distributing poll tax lists
6 00
Charles E. Bicknell, distributing poll tax lists,
5 00
Charles E. Bicknell, attending two meetings with registrars . 4 00
Bradford Hawes, attending three meetings with registrars .
6 00
Gordon Willis, attending two meetings with registrars .
4 00
Wilmot Cleverly, as follows :
attending five meetings with registrars
10 00
two days with tax commissioners 6 00
2} days to Boston and Dedham
4 00
carriage hire, railroad fares, postage, etc. . 19 26
distributing poll tax lists
5 00
100
Paid Gordon Willis, as follows :
$65 50
carriage hire, selectmen and on highways
carriage hire, assessor 15 00
postage, stationery, etc. 2 50
6 00
copying records for town report, .
5 00
expense at town election, March 5, 12 and 19 expense at 3 special meetings,
4 00
expense at state election, .
1 00
expense on ballot boxes from town house
75
services and expense at Quincy state election. issuing 167 burial permits . · .
16 70
Hiram E. Raymond, services and expenses as Inspector of cattle, etc. 250 00
C. W. Garey, reporting 4 births 1 00
J. C. Fraser, reporting 81 births
20 25
G. A. Bullock, reporting 24 births .
6 00
E. N. Mayberry, reporting 22 births
5 50
W. A. Drake, reporting 31 births,.
7 75
Francis L. King, returning 23 deaths
5 75
George E. Mansfield, returning 14 deaths
3 50
William T. Rice, returning 59 deaths
14 75
Asa B. Pratt, notifying representatives-elect
2 50
George W. Young, carriage, Memorial Day 10 00 carriage to Almshouse 1 00
10 00
Otis Cushing, carriage, Memorial Day carriage for County Commissioners for expressage .
3 00
85
J. H. Shaw, expressage
4 25
A. Mullen, damage to carriage
2 00
·
$2,947 69
Charles E. Bicknell, carriage hire,'postage, etc John A. Raymond, postage, stationery, etc. 4 10 .
6 00
2 20
101
Cr.
By John A. Fogg, cash for privilege of enter- ing drain, . ·
$100 00
$2,847 69
Appropriations.
Balance from 1893,
$984 56
Appropriation March 5,
4,200 00
$5,184 56
Unexpended balance,
.
2,336 87
STATE AID.
UNDER CHAPTER 301, ACTS OF 1894.
Paid Charles H. Allen 72 00
Mrs. Helen F. Barnes
48 00
Mrs. Maria A. Baker
48 00
Mrs. Vesta R. Bates
48 00
Mrs. Catherine A. Bates
48 00
John F. Bates and wife
72 00
Mrs. Emeline L. Battles
48 00
Elijah W. Beals
48 00
Simeon Bearce 48 00
John E. Boyle
36 00
Thomas Brady
36 00
Samuel E. Burrell
48 00
Mrs. Elizabeth L. Burrell
48 00
Mrs. Anna B. Binney £
24 00
Mrs. Caroline M. Blanchard
48 00
Mrs. Emily M. Bly
48 00
Mrs. Eliza M. Bowker .
48 00
Mrs. Mary A. Buttermore
48 00
Mrs. Adella J. Burrell
48 00
Justin A. Carver .
36 00
Frederick Coolidge
6 00
James H. Cunningham
72 00
Mrs. Mary A. Cahill
48 00
Mrs. Rachael J. Clapp
48 00
Mrs. Eliza A. Clark
48 00
Mrs. Rose A. Cronin
48 00
Mrs. Olive J. Cushing
48 00
Mrs. Lucretia L. Crocket
48 00
Albert Davison
40 00
George H. Doble .
36 00
103
Paid Mrs. Jane B. Estes
$48 00
Mrs. Mary S. Fitts
48 00
Mrs. Annie Fox
48 00
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Fogg
48 00
Mrs. Ellen Fraher
48 00
John Fennell
48 00
Edward B. Gardiner
48 00
Samuel E. Gay
48 00
Mrs. Nancy E. Gardner
48 00
Mrs. Ann M. Hayden .
48 00
Mrs. Hannah W. Hayden
8 00
George Hayden
48 00
Mrs. Jane T. Holbrook .
24 00
Samuel V. Holbrook and wife
120 00
Richard M. Holbrook and wife
76 00
Patrick Howley
36 00
Oliver Houghton
48 00
John Q. Hollis
36 00
Mrs. Anna H. Hersey
48 00
Mrs. Ruth R. Jones
.
48 00
Mrs. Mary Kearney
16 00
Mrs. Rebecca C. Kilburn
48 00
William Keene
1 50
Joseph Lama
72 00
Samuel R. Loud
48 00
George F. Lord
18 00
Mrs. Susan F. Larmey
48 00
Mrs. Susan Leach
48 00
Mrs. Lucinda B. Lewis
24 00
Mrs. Susan R. Loud
24 00
Mrs. Caroline B. Lovell
48 00
Ellen Lynch .
24 00-
Thomas Maguire
48 00
William F. Merchant
36 00
Frank II. Miller .
48 00
Dominick McDavitt
24 00
Edward McQuinn .
72 00
Martin Murphy
36 00
104
Paid Mrs. Mary O. Mitchell .
$48 00
Mrs. Rowena C. Morse .
48 00
Mrs. Margaret Murra
48 00
Mrs. Elizabeth E. Moulton
48 00
Mrs. Mary McNair
36 00
Mrs. Catherine Murphy
48 00
Thomas Nightengale
12 00
William Orcutt
48 00
Mrs. Ellen M. Oldham .
24 00
William Pedman .
72 00
Mrs. Mary A. Peterson
48 00
Mrs. Mary Perry .
8 00
Mrs. Margaret A. Phillips
48 00
Mrs. Sarah A. Pierce
48 00
Mrs. Augusta M. Pool .
48 00
Mrs. Martha E. Pope
24 00
Mrs. Narrilla Pope
36 00
Mrs. Hannah T. Pratt
24 00
Mrs. Martha W. Pratt .
24 00
Mrs. Narrissa H. Pratt
48 00
Mrs. Maria F. Pray
24 00
Mrs. Betsey Prouty
48 00
Mrs. Ella M. Raymond
48 00
Mrs. Mary F. Rosey
24 00
Mrs. Maria C. Russ
20 00
Mrs. Catherine J. Rea
24 00
Charles W. Raymond
60 00
John Roachman
54 00
Samuel M. Richards
36 00
Samuel J. Ross
36 00
Urban B. Rice
36 00
Benjamin F. Robinson and wife
48 00
Mrs. Hannah E. Our
48 00
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Saville
48 00
Mrs. Mary Shine .
48 00
Mrs. Avis A. Smith
24 00
Mrs. Louise HI. Stoddard
48 00
105
Paid Mrs. Susan E. Souther,
$48 00
Mrs. Amealin A. Sylvester, .
48 00
William W. Sanborn,
36 00
Andrew J. Shaw, .
68 00
Edward Slattery, .
24 00
Putnam I. Sweeting,
36 00
Mrs. Joanna Taylor,
40 00
Mrs. Mary A. Thayer, .
48 00
Mrs. Martha W. Thayer,
48 00
Mrs. Emily P. Thayer, .
24 00
Mrs. Ann C. Torrey,
48 00
Mrs. Olive G. Torrey, .
48 00
Mrs. Johanna Tracy,
48 00
Mrs. Orient H. Tirrell, .
24 00
Edwin Thomas and wife,
72 00
Christopher P. Tower,
72 00
Solon A. Vining, .
8 00
Mrs. Louisa Vining,
40 00
Mrs. Lydia J. Vining,
40 00
Mrs. Mary Vigar, .
48 00
James C. Wendell,
48 00
Robert A. Welch, .
48 00
Geo. W. Wing,
72 00
Mrs. Frances M. Wilbur,
48 00
Mrs. Alice Jordan,
48 00
Mrs. Lucy C. Wrightington, .
48 00
Mrs. Mary E. Binney,
24 00
Isaac H. Binney,
12 00
Patrick Lines,
36 00
Thomas W. Hyland,
36 00
James L. Hunt,
66 00
Mrs. Sarah E. Curtis,
48 00
Mrs. Mary A. Bates,
44 00
Mrs. Frances M. Dalton,
40 00
William Harrington,
40 00
Isaac Thomas,
54 00
Roswell L. Corbin, ·
8 00
Patrick Gloster
36 00
106
Paid Mrs. Susan M. Pratt
$32 00
Mrs. Mehitable B. Cudworth
12 00
Matthew Moran
24 00
William P. Rice
24 00
Hiram Porter
13 00
Samuel A. Jones
10 00
Job Young
16 00
William W. Jones and wife
24 00
Mrs. Catherine O'Connor
4 00
Due from the State
$6,290 50
MILITARY AID.
UNDER CHAPTER 279, ACTS OF 1894.
Paid Alfred G. Adlington
$108 00
John F. Bates, Ward 2 .
72 00
Alonzo Blanchard, Ward 5
96 00
Charles S. Bosworth
16 00
Patrick Connors
96 00
Benoni Gurney
48 00
George L. Hayden
96 00
William R. Rogers (Hospital)
169 46
Fred. M. Shepherd
40 00
James Tracy
40 00
Solomon W. Wright
156 00
William Keene
48 00
Barney T. Hollis
88 00
Elias H. Deere
90 00
George H. Pratt
32 00
John Newman
48 00
Franklin Reed
18 00
John L. Mckeever
20 00
$1,281 46
Due from the State one half
640 73
Town one half
$640 73
107
PAYMENTS UNDER CHAPTER 395.
Paid John W. Bates, for burial of George H. Pratt
$35 00
John W. Bates, for burial of William Keene 35 00
$70 00
Due from the State one-half
35 00
Share of town
$35 00
SOLDIERS' RELIEF UNDER CHAPTER 447.
Paid Mrs. Caroline F. Cleverly
$96 00
Christopher P. Tower
72 00
Mrs. James B. Pratt,
33 00
W. C. Nash
66 00
Patrick Lines
63 00
Dominick McDavitt
18 87
Albert Davison
40 70
Frederick Coolidge
37 70
Franklin Reed
21 86
Mrs. Susan Leach
61 07
Mrs. Mary F. Rosey
53 00
Mrs. Amanda Perry
80 00
Elias H. Decre
74 15
Sandford Makepeace
96 00
Charles W. Raymond
80 00
Mrs. Rose A. Cronin
4 00
Mrs. Mary A. Peterson
9 25
Mrs. Mary Shine,
13 90
Mrs. Rowena C. Morse
17 33
William H. Sanborn
51 00
J. Q. A. Holbrook
48 00
George Hayden
96 00
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith
30 00
Mrs. Ellen Coleman
117 00
.
$1,279 83
108
SUMMARY.
Aid rendered under Chapter 279 $640 73
Aid rendered under Chapter 395 .
35 00
Aid rendered under Chapter 447 1,279 83
$1,955 56
APPROPRIATIONS.
Balance from 1893 .
$1,163 40
Appropriation March 5
1,000 00
.
$2,163 40
Unexpended balance
$207 84
STATE.
To payments under Chapter 301 $6,290 50 To payments under Chapter 279 640 73
To payments under Chapter 395 35 00
$6,966 23
APPROPRIATIONS.
Balance from 1893 .
$ 451 38 .
Appropriation March 5
.
6,500 00
$6,951 38
Expended in excess
$14 85
TOWN OFFICERS.
SELECTMEN, OVERSEERS OF THE POOR, AND BOARD OF HEALTH.
Paid Henry A. Nash, services to Jan. 1 $438 11 Services as clerk of boards 400 00
Nelson W. Gardner, services, March 5 to Jan. 1 367 00
Charles E. Bicknell, services, March 5 to Jan. 1 367 00
Bradford Hawes, services, March 5 to Jan. 1 367 00
Gordon Willis, services, March 5 to Jan. 1 .
367 00
Hiram E. Raymond, services to March 5 ·
75 55
John F. Dwyer, services to March 5 75 55
Leonard V. Tirrell, services to March 5 . ·
68 55
J. Clarence Howe, services to March 5 . .
75 55
Francis H. Cowing, services to March 5 (over- seer)
7 00
$2,608 31
APPROPRIATIONS.
Balance from 1893 ·
$625 50
Appropriation, March 5 . 2,600 00
$3,225 50
$615 19
Unexpended balance
ASSESSORS.
Paid Wilmot Cleverly, services to Jan. 1, and as clerk
$220 00
Franklin D. Thayer, services to Jan. 1 225 00
Charles E. Bicknell, services to Jan. 1 210 00
Bradford Hawes, services to Jan. 1
150 00
Gordon Willis, services to Jan. 1 . 210 00
110
Paid John F. Dwyer, services to March 5 · $8 00
Gilman B. Loud, services to March 5 8 00
J. Clarence Howe, services to March 5 . 8 00
$1,039 00
APPROPRIATION.
Balance from 1893
$56 50
Appropriation, March 5 $1,100 00
$1,156 50
Unexpended balance $117 50
TOWN TREASURER.
Paid John Stetson, services to Jan. 1 $400 00
APPROPRIATION.
Balance from 1893
$100 00
Appropriation, March 5 450 00
$550 00
Unexpended balance
$150 00
TOWN CLERK.
Paid John A. Raymond, services to Jan. 1. . $125 00
APPROPRIATION.
Balance from 1893, .
31 50
Appropriation March 5, .
125 00
$156 50
Unexpended balance,
$ 31 50
111
AUDITORS.
Paid Z. L. Bicknell, services.
$10 00
Francis Ambler, services
10 00
E. J. Pitcher, services .
10 00
$30 00
Appropriation,
$30 00
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
Paid W. A. Drake, services and expenses
$82 00
Joseph A. Cushing, services and expenses 50 00
James H. Flint, services and expenses . 50 00 A. W. Blanchard, services and expenses Bradford Hawes, services and expenses . 50 00
58 33
Henry A. Thomas, services and expenses
33 00
George W. Young, for teams .
21 75
Otis Cushing, for teams.
.
4 00
$349 08
Appropriation, . .
$350 00
Unexpended balance, .
$ 92
REGISTRARS.
Paid Benjamin F. Smith, services and expenses
$ 88 20
Francis A. Bicknell, services and expenses
89 20
John A. Raymond, services and expenses services as clerk. ·
97 00
25 00
D. S. Murray, services and expenses
106 00
$405 40
COLLECTOR OF TAXES.
Paid Geo. C. Torrey, services .
$525 00
Jacob B. Denbroeder, services on tax, 1892
40 20
$565 20
.
.
.
112
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
Paid Asa B. Pratt, services . $72 50
SUMMARY OF EXPENSE OF TOWN OFFICERS.
Selectmen, Overseers and Board of Health
$2,608 31
Assessors
1,039 00
Treasurer
400 00
Town Clerk
125 00
Auditors
30 00
School Committee
349 08
Registrars
405 40
Collector
565 20
Sealer of Weights and Measures
72 50
$5,594 49
APPROPRIATIONS.
Balance from 1893 .
$1,486 95
Appropriation, March 5
·
5,800 00
$7,286 95
Unexpended balance
$1,692 46
JOHN H. STETSON, Treasurer.
Dr.
To cash refunded, acct. highways . $69 80
from interest on deposits and taxes 402 10
from proprietors of Lovell's Grove
100 00
from County of Norfolk for fines .
216 00
from East Norfolk District Court
1.220 42
from John A. Fogg ·
100 00
from Town of Braintree, use of lockup
20 50
$2.128 82
113
JOHN H. STETSON, Treasurer.
Cr.
By 1697 orders drawn (not including Poor ac- count) as follows :
For payment of notes .
$63,592 00
For payment of State, County and National Bank Tax . ·
18,568 48
For payment of Sundry accounts
108,642 59
$190,803 07
TRIAL BALANCE, DEC. 31, 1894.
Dr. Cr.
For support of schools
$42,081 28
Hunt school, heating, etc.
1,831 28
Evening school, Ward 2
8 30
Conveying scholars from Sum- mer Street 129 00
highways, repairs
10,586 78
highways, special appropriations
2,518 62
highways, setting curbstone
45 66
highways, removal of snow ·
2,102 83
Hingham & Quincy bridges .
960 00
land damage
475 00
fire department
4,079 09
police department
2,386 43
suppressing illegal sale intoxi- cating liquor 493 03
town house
135 35
printing and advertising . Tufts library 2,706 71
1,263 45
abatement and remittance of
taxes. .
·
1,276 79
Park Commissioners .
47 68
.
114
Dr. Cr.
For interest and discount
3,291 29
bills payable, notes paid
63,592 00
$76,500 00
bills payable, notes approved J. H. Stetson, treasurer, notes approved
76,500 00
hydrants and fountains
7,000 00
electric lighting
5,031 23
Memorial Day .
400 00
miscellaneous expenses
2,847 69
State aid, due from State
6,966 23
Military aid, Chap. 279
640 73
Soldiers' relief, Chap. 447
1,279 83
Soldiers' burial, Chap. 395
35 00
Town officers . ·
5,594 49
John H. Stetson, treasurer, cash
2,128 82
John H. Stetson, treasurer, orders drawn
$190,803 07
State, County and National Bank tax
18,568 48
$267303 07 $267,303 07
STATEMENT.
OF
APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES FOR THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 31, 1894.
OBJECT OF APPROPRIATION.
Amount of Appropriation.
Amount Expended.
Expended Unexpended in Excess of Balance.
Appropria- tion.
Support of schools
$50,602 20
$42,081 28
$8,520 92
Hunt school heating and
ventilating .
2,500 00
1,831 28
668 72
Evening school, Ward 2.
373 27
8 30
364 97
Conveying scholars from Summer street
200 00
129 00
71 00
Highways, repairs .
10,412 00
10,586 78
174 78
special appropriations,
2,553 77
2,518 62
35 15
setting curbstone
45 66
45 66
removal of snow
4,500 00
2,402 83
2,097 17
Hingham&Quincy b'dgs.
1,000 00
960 00
40 00
Land damage
455 00
475 00
20 00
Fire department
5,381 38
4,079 09
1,302 29
Hose carriage, Ward 4
350 00
350 00
Police department
4,124 38
2,386 43
1,737 95
Suppressing illegal sale of intoxicating liquor .
529 56
493 03
36 53
Lockup, Ward 1
500 00
500 00
Town House .
147 32
135 35
11 97
Printing and advertising Tufts library .
1,949 88
1,263 45
686 43
3,306 71
2,706 71
600 00
Abatements and remit- tances of taxes
1,613 42
1,276 79
336 63
Park commissioners
1,000 00
47 68
952 32
Interest and discount
4,674 50
3,291 29
1,383 21
Bills payable .
5,500 00
8,592 00
3,092 00
Hydrants and fountains,
7,000 00
7.000 00
Electric lighting
6,351 88
5,031 23
1,320 65
Memorial day
400 00
400 00
Miscellaneous expenses,
5,184 56
2,847 69
2,336 87
State aid, etc., due from State ·
6,951 38
6,966 23
14 85
Military Aid, Chap. 279 )
Soldier's Relief, Chap. [ + 447
2,163 40
1,955 56
207 84
Burial of soldiers, -
Chap. 395
7,286 95
5,594 49
1,692 46
Steam roller,
stone
2,000 00
2,000 00
Poor account .
14,602 06
13,482 56
1,119 50
$153,613 62
$128,588 33
$28,372 58
$3,347 29
3,347 29
28,372 58
$156,960 91
$156,960 91
.
Town officers
crusher, etc.
TUFTS FUND.
RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS ON ACCOUNT OF THE SEVERAL OBJECTS FOR WHICH THE FUND WAS DONATED BY THE LATE QUINCY TUFTS, DECEASED.
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