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$5,000 00
5,000 00
106
Electric Lighting :
Weymouth Light and Power Co.
$7,406 63
APPROPRIATED FOR ELECTRIC LIGHTING : Balance from 1905 $2,160 71
Appropriation March 12, 1906 · 7,500 00
Total .
$9,660 71
Expended
7,406 63
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1906
$2,254 08
Tufts Library :
Charles P. Hunt, Treasurer ·
.
$2,736 11
Edward W. Hunt, Treasurer
500 00
Total
$3,236 11
APPROPRIATED FOR TUFTS LIBRARY :
Balance from 1905 $1,236 11 .
Appropriation March 12, 1906
2.200 00
One-half dog license money ·
661 86
Income from Susan Hunt Stetson Fund
100 00
Total .
.
.
$4,197 97
Expended
3,236 11
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1906
$961 86
Fogg Library Reading Room :
John H. Stetson, Treasurer
$500 00
APPROPRIATED FOR READING ROOM :
Balance from 1905
$125 00
Appropriation March 12, 1906
500 00
Total .
$625 00
Expended
500 00
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1906
$125 00
Town House :
R. F. Poole, Janitor $8 00
R. F. Poole, labor with team ·
.
4 50
R. F. Poole, boxes
1 00
.
Total . $13 50
107
APPROPRIATED FOR TOWN HOUSE :
Balance from 1905
$223 50
Expended
13 50
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1906 $210 00
Removing Town House :
Horace H. Tozier
.
$1,735 00
Quincy L. Reed .
120 00
Weymouth Water Works , .
16 46
Total
$1,871 46
APPROPRIATED FOR REMOVING TOWN HOUSE :
Appropriation, 1906
$11,000 00
Expended
1,871 46
Balance unexpended, Dec. 31, 1906
$9,128 54
Old Home Week:
Frances H. Cowing, Treas. of Committe
$185 00
APPROPRIATED FOR OLD HOME WEEK :
Appropriation, March 12, 1906
$200 00
Expended
185 00
Balance unexpended, Dec. 31, 1906
$15 00
Street Records Indexing :
Appropriation, balance from 1905, un- expended .
$75 00
Storage Battery, Ward Two:
Appropriation, balance from 1905, un- expended
83
Interest and Discount.
Coupons on High School Bonds . . $2,000 00
Int., Note $7,500, due Jan. 1, 1907 262 50
Int., Note $5,000, due May 8, 1909 175 00
Int., Note $5,000, due May 8, 1910
175 00
Int., Note $7,500, due June 15, 1910 .
262 50
Int., Note $7,500, due Oct. 19, 1908 .
150 00
Int., Notes $25,000, Athens School- house
875 00
Int., Susan Hunt Stetson fuud · 100 00
Amount carried forward $4,000 00
.
·
108
Amount brought forward $4,000 00
DISCOUNT, NOTES ANTICIPATION OF TAXES :
Eight Notes $80,00 due Oct. 12 and 16,1906 . $2,028 29
Two Notes $20,000 due Oct. 10, 1906 400 35
One Note $10,000 due March 21,
1907 . 318 91
Three Notes $30,000 due March 21, 1907
761 25
Total
.
$7,508 80
APPROPRIATED FOR INTEREST AND DISCOUNT :
Balance from 1005 . . $1,470 35
Appropriatlon, March 12, 1906 5,000 00
Interest at Bank 118 37
Interest on over-due taxes
2,274 65
Interest accrued
51 34
Total . .
$8,914 71
Expended
7,508 80
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1906
$1,405-91
Notes Payable.
Note due Jan. 1, 1906
$7,500 00 .
Paid by new note due Oct. 19, 1908 . 7,500 00
Appropropriation March 12, 1906, for note due Jan, 1, 1907, unexpended
$7,500 00
Tax Deed Account.
Balance due 1905 $805 39
Paid W. J. Dunbar, tax collector .
334 00
Release of title, Avonia Heights-Lot. 6 38
E. C. Baldwin, release
12 70
Total , . .
$1,158 47
Less received in 1906 .
51 12
Balance Dec, 31, 1906
$1,107 35
Taxes Levied by State and County.
State Treasurer, State tax , $7840 00
State Treasurer, Corporation Tax 200 30
State Treasurer, National Bank tax 843 93
State Treasurer, Metropolitan Park tax 1,879 04
County Treasurer, County tax .
7,029 29
$17,792 56
. Total paid .
2
109
Town Officers.
SELECTMEN, OVERSEERS OF POOR AND BOARD OF HEALTH :
George L. Newton, services 1906 $450 00
Robert McIntosh, services 1906 450 00
Edward W. Hunt, services 1906 450 00
Bradford Hawes, services 1906
450 00
Bradford Hawes, Clerk of Boards 150 00
Gordon Willis, services 1906
450 00
Total .
$2,400 00
APPROPRIATED FOR SELECTMEN :
Balance from 1905
$600 00
Appropriation March 12, 1906
$2,400 00
Total .
$3,000 00
Expended
2,400 00
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1906
$600 00
ASSESSORS :
Gilman B. Loud, Chairman ·
.
$265 00
John W. Bates, Clerk of Board
386 00
Henry A. Nash
242 00
John F. Dwyer
291 00
George C. Torrey, .
306 00
George L. Newton
.
10 00
Francis H. Cowing
.
10 00
Total .
$1,510 00
APPROPRIATED FOR ASSESSORS :
Balance from 1905 $70 00
To officers, not specified · 10 00
Appropriation March 12, 1906
$60 00 1,500 00
Total
$1,560 00
Expended
1,510 00
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1906
$50 00
TOWN TREASURER :
John H. Stetson, services
$450 00
.
1
110
APPROPRIATED FOR TOWN TREASURER :
Balance from 1805
$112 50
Appropriation March 12, 1906
450 00
Total .
$562 50
Expended .
.
450 00
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1906
$112 50
TOWN CLERK :
John A. Raymond, services
$125 50
APPROPRIATED FOR TOWN CLERK :
Balance from 1905 .
$31 50
Appropriation, March 12, 1906
125 00
Total .
$156 50
Expended
.
125 00
Balance unexpended, Dec. 31, 1906
$31 50
SCHOOL COMMITTEE :
W. A. Drake, to March 1, 1906 $116 66
C. H. Willoby, to March 1, 1906 50 00
H. Franklin Perry, to March 1, 1906 50 00
Frank E. Loud, to March 1, 1906 50 00
Mary E. Holbrook, to March 1, 1906 50 00
J. A. Cushing, to Dec. 31, 1906
50 00
Total .
$366 66
APPROPRIATED FOR SCHOOL COMMITTEE :
Balance from 1905 . ·
$147 10
Appropriation, March 12, 1906 350 00
Total
$497 10
Expended ·
366 66
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1906 . $130 44
AUDITORS :
Charles A. Loud
$50 00
John P. Hunt 50 00 .
Water L. Bates
50 00
-
Total .
$150 00
.
111
APPROPRIATED FOR AUDITORS :
Balance from 1905
$150 00
Appropriation March 12, 1906
100 00
Total
$250 00
Expended .
150 00
Balance unexpended, Dec. 31, 1906
$100 00
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES :
Frank D. Sherman
$250 00
APPROPRIATED FOR SEALER :
Balance from 1905 $50 00
Appropriation March 12, 1906
200 00
Total .
$250 00
Expended
250 00
TREE WARDEN :
Gordon Willis, services and expenses $10 00
E. W. Hunt, Deputy, services and expenses 6 00
Total
$16 00
Appropriated for Tree Warden :
Balance from 1905 . $155 00
To officers, not specified ·
149 00
$6 00
Appropriation March 12, 1906
100 00
Total .
$106 00
Expended
16 00
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1906 .
$90 00
TOWN ACCOUNTANT :
Charles B. Cushing, services 1906 $800 00
Appropriated for Town accountant :
Balance from 1905 .
$103 33
Appropriation March 12, 1906 881 67
Total .
$985 00
Expended .
800 00
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1906
$185 00
.
112
TOWN OFFICERS-NO SPECIFIED APPROPRIATION :
REGISTRARS OF VOTERS :
B. F. Smith, services and expenses $93 70
M. P. Sprague, services and expenses 92 85
P. E. Corridan, services and expenses 85 80
J. A. Raymond, services and expenses 104 60
Total .
$376 95
Balance Appropriation, 1906
$990 00
Expended
376 95
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1906 .
$613 05
SUMMARY TOWN OFFICERS' ACCOUNT :
Payments to Selectmen $2,400 00
Payments to Assessors .
.
1,510 00
Payments to Treasurer
450 00
Payments to Clerk .
125 00
Payments to Auditors
150 00
Payments to School Committee
366 66
Payments to Sealer
250 00
Payments to Tree Warden 16 00
Payments to Town Accountant
800 00
Payments to Registrars .
376 95
Total expended
$6,444 61
Total Appropriation
. $8,357 10
Total Expended
6,444 61
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1906 . $1,912 49
Deficiences and Overdrafts, 1905.
For which the Corporation and National Bank Tax were appropriated, Total .
$11,837 11
Appropriation, balance Corporation and Bank Tax, 1905 $2,179 03
Appropriation, balance Corporation and Bank Tax, 1906 3,970 37
6,149 40
Balance unprovided for, Dec. 31, 1906 $5,687 71
POOR DEPARTMENT.
ALMSHOUSE INVENTORY OF PERSONAL PROPERTY JAN. 1ST 1907 :
4 horses
$800 00
26 cows
·
1,300 00
5 hogs (2 fat hogs) and 10 shoats 110 00
30 fowl .
15 00
20 tons hay
340 00
150 tons ensilage
750 00
70 cords manure
315 00
70 bushels oats
28 00
28 bushels meal
16 80
3 bushels corn
1 80
1,500 lbs. gluten
22 50
1,600 lbs. mixed feed
20 00
1 ensilage cutter and elevator
200 00
2 sets double harness
65 00
2 sets single harness and tip cart har- ness
33 00
Collars, traces and reins .
.
12 00
Blankets and robes .
·
8 00
Brushes, Combs and cards
2 00
2 2-horse wagons
140 00
2 farm wagons
70 00
1 1-horse tip cart
15 00
1 2-horse tip cart, with extra front wheels
50 00
1 express wagon
30 00
1 Concord wagon
35 00
3 sleds
120 00
2 sleighs
25 00
1 mowing machine
30 00
1 1-horse hay fork
20 00
1 Thomas harrow
5 00
1 2-horse harrow
16 00
1 2-horse hoe .
7 50
1 1-horse weeder
8 00
1 tedder
10 00
1 seed sower
6 00
7 ploughs (1 sulky plough)
40 00
·
1
Amount carried forward $4,666 60
114
Amount brought forward $4,666 60
1 stone drag .
· 2 00
1 corn planter
15 00
3 cultivators
6 00
1 potato sprayer and spraying pump
10 00
1 snow plow
8 00
1 lawn mower
3 00
1 roller .
.
25 00
1 water trough
10 00
6 ladders and ladder hook
15 00
Whiffletrees and chains
18 00
Scythes and snathis
6 00
Spades, shovels, picks and bars
11 00
1 tank, milk cooler and mixer
50 00
30 milk cans
6 00
1 grindstone
4 00
Measures and baskets
7 00
Wrenches and jack
4 00
Blocks and ropes
3 00
2 hand fire extinguishers
29 00
350 feet hose, nozzle and reel
40 00
Rakes, forks and hoes
13 00
Sundry farming tools
7 00
25 ft. galv. iron pipe (2 inch) .
2 50
200 lbs. fence wire 8 00
7 00
5 water pots
1 50
20 coal bags .
8 00
1 wheelbarrow
3 00
Whips, bells and oil
6 00
White lead and oil barrel
20 00
Bricks, shingle and planks
7 00
Disinfectants
4 00
1 chest tools
6 00
9 saws (1 cross cut)
5 40
8 axes and handles
7 50
80 cords wood
440 00
55 cords wood (sawed)
385 00
80 cords wood (prepared)
640 00
200 cords mixed wood (in woods)
600 00
280 cedar posts
98 00
120 lbs. butter
38 40
50 lbs. cheese
.
7 25
75 lbs. sugar .
·
3 75
75 lbs. coffee . .
17 25
110 lbs. tea
34 00
Amonnt carried forward $7,308 15
24 empty barrels (4 pork barrels)
115
Amount brought forward $7,308 15
400 lbs. squash
6 00
90 bushels beets
.
.
45 00
1 bushel onions
80
225 bushels potatoes
.
146 25
110 bushels turnips
55 00
3 bushels beans
6 00
5 barrels flour
27 50
50 gallons vinegar
7 50
40 gallons molasses
12 00
140 gallons cider
21 00
700 cabbages
35 00
Sundry groceries
14 00
100 lbs. rice
6 00
40 lbs. raisins
4 40
50 lbs. pork .
6 00
10 barrels apples
20 00
1 barrel seed corn
5 00
50 lbs. tobacco
13 00
Pickles and preserves
30 00
Sauer kraut
2 50
Soft soap
5 00
250 lbs. nails .
7 50
100 lbs. cement
1 00
1 cask lime
1 00
2 coffee grinders, 1 meat cutter
9 00
Laundry utensils
15 00
Jars, cans and pails
12 00
Oil tank
4 00
Brooms and mop handles
5 00
2 lanterns and 5 lantern globes
1 50
4₺ windows . .
2 00
1 iron coal chute
4 00
5 tons coal
$25 00
Dry goods and clothing
210 65
Household furnishings
750 00
Office furniture
45 00
Total .
.
$8,868 75
ALBERT W MANN, CHARLES A. LOUD, Auditors. JOHN P. HUNT,
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RECEIPTS ON ACCOUNT OF ALMSHOUSE, 1906 :
F. W. Piercy, milk
489 24
F. H. Chandler, milk 1,305 61
F. H. Chandler, due for milk
357 58
Suudry sales of wood
280 50
Outside poor, wood and carting coal
584 50
Soldiers' Relief, wood and carting coal
325 50
Fire Dept., wood and carting coal 66 30
Police Dept., wood and carting coal 13 00
Schools, wood 456 00
F. P. Fay, 6 cows .
148 00
F. P. Fay, 12 calves
24 00
F. P. Fay, 2 hogs
45 00
Use of stock
5 00
Sundry sales of vegetables
48 75
E. W. Hunt, vegetables,
27 17
Weymouth Cash Grocery, vegetables
11 42
S. A. Houghton, vegetables
9 84
M. P. Sprague, vegetables
·
6 13
W. T. Heffernan, vegetables
.
1 00
Sundry sales of cedar posts
21 90
Highway Dept., cedar posts
6 40
Insurance dividend
3 00
Mary F. Rosey, board
24 00
Town, for Mary F. Rosey, board ac-
count Soldiers' Relief .
106 00
George Evans, board
125 00
Christopher Dunn, board
35 00
Albert Davison, board
.
12 00
Total receipts at Almshouse .
ALMSHOUSE SUPPLIES AND EXPENSES :
Frank L. Libby, 4 cows
$170 00
T. L. Tirrell, 4 cows
160 00
Tirrell & Sullivan, 3 cows
138 00
Frank P. Fay, 1 cow 40 00
Frank P. Fay, difference in cows
5 00
Frank P. Fay, 5 pigs .
25 00
W. T. Heffernan, harness repairs, etc. 9 15
G. W. Walsh, harness repairs, etc. 14 30
Joseph Poulin, blacksmith work 68 73
Thomas South, Jr., blacksmith work
44 13
Commonwealth Oil Co.
3 10
Francis Abele, Jr., V. S.
2 50
Amount carried forward
$679 91
.
$4,537 84
117
Amount brought forward $679 91
Alvin Hollis, grain .
926 89
Charles G. Jordan, grain
487 72
A. J. Richards & Son, grain
106 55
J. F. & W. H. Cushing, grain
35 60
James M. White, dressing six hogs .
9 00
Alvin Hollis, fertilizer
77 00
Bourke's Express, manure
26 00
Frank P. Fay, manure
22 50
John Murphy, manure
3 75
R. Loud & Sons, sawdust, etc.
.
11 37
Clark Bros. Co., seed potatoes
21 60
Thomas J. Grey & Co., seeds .
7 13
Joseph Breck & Sons, seeds
1 06
Plants .
3 56
A. J. Richards & Son, coal 391 96
Weymouth Light & Power Co.
140 77
N. E. Telephone & Telegraph Co. Water Rent
94 50
J. F. & W. H. Cushing, ice
121 05
George L. Whitcomb, pastry, etc.
36 48
Josiah F. Martin, meats
223 76
S. A. Houghton, groceries, etc E. W. Hunt, provisions .
176 96
F. H. Sylvester, provisions
120 69
Humphrey Bros., provisions
.
101 16
A. B. Bryant & Co., provisions
48 69
Herbert M. True, provisions .
44 25
M. P. Sprague, groceries, etc.
225 04
Burton B. Wright, butter and cheese
55 69
I. H. Ballou, butter
12 72
Bain Bros. Co., molasses
14 56
The Weymouth Cash Grocery .
36 14
Alvin Hollis, flour
56 50
Haskell, Adams & Co., sugar ·
44 27
Silas Pierce & Co., sugar
30 92
F. C. Small & Co., tea and coffee
69 38
W. F. Witherell Co., coffee
25 75
Bowman & Co., rice and coffee
17 75
Everett Loud, supplies
63 04
Francis Batchelder & Co., tripe Fruit
3 35
E. R. Perry, fish
19 14
C. E. Orcutt, fish
5 37
Fish
.
1 58
Bowman & Co., tobacco
36 92
.
1 75
Amount carried forward $4,995 60
31 44
324 38
118
Amount brought forward $4,995 60
Washing powder. etc.
35
Woodley Soap Manuf'g Co.
23 19
E. E. Merchant, dry goods
90 18
E. Monroe Thayer, overalls
2 50
E. G. Bates, hose . 1 50
F. A. Sulis, dry goods, etc. 84 19
W. M. Tirrell, shoes and clothing
59 19
Louis J. Hart, shoes and clothing 53 75
John L. Morton, shoes and repairing
7 60
C. R. Denbroeder, clothing
2 00
C. F. Vaughan, sundry supplies
27 61
H. E. Wright & Son, mixing can 7 00
J. P. Salisbury, dishes, etc. 6 89
Glass ware, dishes, knives and forks
9 70
A. K. Bates, repairs and supplies .
41 77
J. E. Ludden, hardware and tools
26 83
W. P. Denbroeder, mattresses, chairs, etc.
56 75
Ford Furniture Co., shades, carpets, etc.
40 66
Coat for Mary E. Reed
2 14
Clothing for A. Gilliver
50
Eggs for setting
2 00
Thos. J. Grey & Co., hose and nozzle
6 65
Insect powder
1 24
C. D. Harlow, supplies 28 38
Weymouth Pharmacy, supplies
11 87
Weymouth Pharmacy, tobacco
13 50
George M. Hoyt, supplies
18 58
Dr. Edward N. Bates, dentist
4 50
J. R. Walsh, newspaper
7 25
A. W. Baker's Express
11 60
N. Y. & Boston Desp. Ex.
1 70
N. Y., N. H. & H. R.R. Co., freight
2 47
J. B. Rhines & Co., repairs
125 72
G. F. Curtis, repairs
56 70
George J. Ries, repairs
·
52 76
Leonard W. Cain, repairs
32 88
C. H. Shaw, repairs
29 16
Weymouth Water Dept., repairs
3 23
C. B. Pratt, repairs
1 15
Charles J. Polley, repairs
60
Geo. H. Bicknell & Co., grinding knives
2 50
J. F. & W. H. Cushing, plank .
1 44
·
Amount carried forward $5,958 78
119
Amount brought forward $5,958 78
F. W. Cowing, parts
2 25
C. A. Claflin & Co., parts 1 75
Ames Plow Co., repairs . 97
Joseph Breck & Son, repairing cut- ter and silo 54 56
L. F. Bates Co., sundries .
3 00
F. E. Briggs, milk cards
2 00
Jesse H. Pierce, sharpening razors
1 25
Ama K. Lee, gravel
2 04
W. B. Hollis & Son, use of carriage
1 00
Robert P. Lindgren, wood
88 18
William E. Humphrey, wood
62 50
Walter Simmons, wood, . .
37 50
John A. Lamphrey, wood 245 78
15 00
Augustin Landry, cutting wood
176 88
John Boudroit, cutting wood
.
153 75
Philip Delorey, cutting wood
108 92
Miles P. Keene, carting wood .
79 00
F. W. Pierce, Jr., sawing wood
76 13
H. Walker Pratt, surveying wood
7 23
R. Loud & Sons, surveying wood C. W. Endicott, engineer for silo
39 00
Samuel H. Cushing, filling silo
24 75
William F. McNair, filling silo
23 63
Walter P. White, filling silo
22 50
Patrick Curran, filling silo
21 75
Samuel A. Litchfield, filling silo
21 00
William V. Brown, filling silo .
18 25
Timothy J. Cronin, filling silo
15 75
John Connell, filling silo
9 00
I. B. Tolman, help
175 00
Martin Haggarety, help .
50 00
Alexander Cummings, help
25 00
Walter P. White, help
12 00
George B. French, help
12 00
Charles Martin, help
10 00
Clement Smith, help
6 67
George C. Hayward, help
4 00
Frank Flag, help
·
2 00
Thomas Ash, help .
1 25
Boys, pulling weeds
·
5 60
Francis Burrell, labor
7 40
Carrie Heitmann, help
90 00
Mary Barry, help
80 00
.
·
Amount carried forward $7,758 27
.
John A. Lamphrey, hauling wood
3 25
120
Amount brought forward $7,758 27
Emma Graham, help
68 58
Margaret Haggarety, help 48 00
Minnie Kivelle, help 30 00
Mary Collins, help
30 00
Agnes Smith, help .
15 00
Catherine Wallace, help
15 00
Dora Hanson, help
12 00
Maggie Martin, help
8 00
Martha Kristoffersen, help
8 00
Catherine Smith, help
5 71
Katie Hudson, help
4 00
Ida Davis, extra work
5 00
Expenses to Boston for help, etc.
21 40
Expenses to Brighton, twice
4 40
Expenses to Tewksbury
2 60
Cash to inmates
.
6 00
Cash to inmates for fair
7 50
I. H. Walker, services and fares
1 15
J. C. Fraser, M. D., examination of inmate 3 00
W. A. Drake, M. D., for John McDonald . .
7 00
W. A. Drake, M. D., for John Hogan 42 00
Michael Daly, 2d, care of John Hogan C. D. Harlow, for John Hogan 8 33
20 00
I. H. Walker, expenses for John Hogan 4 35
W. A. Drake, M. D., for David Fraher
10 00
Michael Daly, 2d, care of David Fraher 10 00
John F. Bates, care of B. F. Stod- dard . 128 70
J. H. Kazar, inspecting boilers 15 00
A. S. Jordan & Co., insurance 322 68
Joseph Cummings and wife, services to Dec. 31 . 800 00
Town, for rent of farm
300 00
Total paid for expenses and supplies Balance on hand per Inventory, Jan. 1,1906
$9,721 67
7,923 40
Amount carried forward
$17,645 07
.
.
121
Amount brought forward $17,645 07
CREDIT :
Receipts on account of Almshouse . $4,537 84
Inventory, January 1, 1907 8,868 75
Due from State and towns
214 63 13,621 22
Balance, net expenses Almshouse, 1906
$4,023 85
IMPROVEMENT ACCOUNT :
Wadsworth, Howland & Co., lead
and oil
$106 94
W. C Cook, stock
1 59
W. C. Cook, labor, painting buildings 175 00
Total .
$283 53
SUPERINTENDENT'S ACCOUNT :
Joseph Cummings, Supt.
Sundry cash sales to Dec. 31
$576 15
Cash
150 00
Total
$726 15
CREDIT :
Sundry cash payments for help and
supplies
726 15
ASSISTANCE TO POOR OUTSIDE OF ALMSHOUSE.
WARD ONE :
Beals, Luther's child
$23 00
Bicknell, Stephen A.
.
48 00
Burns, Mary D.
54 34
Dwyer, Mrs. Michael and children
92 00
Huntress, Clarissa E.
42 00
Joy, Abbie L.'s child
36 00
Manuel, Wallace and family
132 00
McCarthy, Mrs. Joseph and children
132 00
Morse, Mrs. Noble
104 00
Newcomb, Lucius M. S.
36 00
Perrigo, Albert
8 86
Veader, Antoine S.
21 65
White, Martha J. .
16 00
Total, Ward One
$745 85
Amount carried forward
$745 85
.
.
.
122
Amount brought forward $745 85
WARD Two :
Abbott, Willie P.
$32 28
Barrett, Catherine .
·
114 65
Barrett, John W.
19 70
Barter, Fred W.
96 00
Bates, Willard H.
13 70
Bullard, Lavina
93 70
Burrell, Albert M.
96 00
Burrell, Herbert
1 50
Collyer, Charles
120 00
Connors, Mrs. James
48 00
Dwyer, Mrs. Edward and children
36 85
Everett, Rebecca
16 58
Fogarty, William
.
153 65
Gilliver, Walter
.
48 00
Hall, Nancy
72 00
Larmey, Leander
22 50
Lovell, Joseph and family
71 71
Lynch, Ann and children
158 08
Nugent, Mrs. Michael and family
143 00
Pezzie, Maria
51 28
Roberts, William, child of
36 00
Simpson, Elijah
30 00
Springer, Julia
128 43
Stetson, George H.
72 00
Towher, Dennis
3 00
Welsh, Mrs. John and children
197 10
Total, Ward Two
$1,875 71
WARD THREE :
Bailey, Elizabeth.
$60 00
Barnes, Harvey and wife
220 35
Burrell, Mrs. W. T.
69 70
Carey, Mary .
49 00
Gray, John F.
48 00
Guerton, Napoleon
1 20
McAvoy. James
7 43
McCarthy, Mrs. Thomas and children
159 40
Montcalm, Emeline H.
75 85
Rowell, Henry
6 85
Stoddard, B. F.
170 29
Total, Ward Three
$868 07
Amount carried forward
$3,489 63
.
123
Amount brought forward
$3,489 63
WARD FOUR :
Burke, Mary .
$3 25
Chambers, George W.
.
41 12
Cudworth, Charlie N.
.
.
9 00
Gumb, Charles
50 50
Holland, Josiah
80 00
Litchfield, Charles F.
79 47
Noyes, Mary .
36 55
Tirrell, Clinton F.
61 68
Tirrell, Wilbur
7 75
Total, Ward Four
$369 32
WARD FIVE :
Cullinane, Margaret and children
$157 70
Cushing, Elizabeth
95 40
Daley, John .
.
8 06
Fagan, Alice .
100 55
Hope, Mrs. Wm. T. family
52 00
Hunt, Thomas
96 00
Madden, Mary and children
167 40
Orcutt, Charlotte
20 91
Poole, George W. .
40 39
Spencer, Ellen
55 00
Tower, Mrs. Sidney
.
228 36
Turner, Mrs. Daniel
75
Aid, to be refundad
·
$1,035 02
Total .
$4,893 97
ASSISTANCE RENDERED BY WEYMOUTH IN OTHER TOWNS AND CITIES.
Ahearn, Mary, Braintree $149 93
Hickman, Margaret T., Boston
154 76
Hollis, Delvina, No. Abington
106 00
Sheppard, Nettie L., Hingham
74 00
Smith, Charlotte L. and Fannie R.,
Quincy .
167 77
Total .
$652 46
.
12 50
.
.
124
ASSISTANCE RENDERED
BY OTHER TOWNS AND CITIES.
Abington, for Helen A.' Burrell
$4 25
Abington, for James Gumb
.
164 72
Abington, for John Maguire
72 00
Boston, for James Barry
12 00
Boston, for James Callahan
10 00
Boston, for Lillian Lyons
18 57
Boston, for Alice J. Rollins
70 00
Boston, for Margaret Thompson
67 14
Boston, Charles A. White
38 57
Brockton, for Luther B. Beals' children
35 00
Brockton, for Charlotte Brown and family
96 00
Brockton, for Mary Collins and family
96 83
Brockton, for Mary Fennell
96 00
Chelsea, for Galen F. Damon
48 00
Hanson' for Lydia Bowker
99 50
Hingham, for Mary E. Dunn and chil- dren
543 41
Hingham, for Charles F. Litchfield and wife
147 60
Holbrook, for Susan Leach 80 50
Holbrook, for Elsie Randall
6 00
Lowell, for George Morse
22 50
Rockland, for Lottie H. Brown
144 00
Rockland, for George W. Hayden
68 55
Rockland, for Catherine S. Lane and son
141 45
Rockland, for George W. Milbery
28 25
Rockland, for Emily Sargent
63 50
Salem, for Rose Skinner
46 35
Walpole, for Julia Springer
.
83 32
Total
$2,304 01
TOWN PHYSICIANS.
W. A. Drake, Ward One and Almshouse $100 00
J. C. Fraser, Ward Two 60 00
K. H. Granger, Ward Four
40 00
E. N. Mayberry, Ward Five .
.
37 50
Total
. $237 50
125
MISCELLANEOUS ACCOUNT.
W. T. Rice Co., burial George W. Poole, part of expenses
$11 00
ASSISTANCE RENDERED AT HOSPITALS.
MASSACHUSETTS HOSPITAL FOR EPILEPTICS :
Ruggles, Edna M. . $169 46
FOXBOROUGH STATE HOSPITAL :
Skinner, Robert L. $71 65
STATE HOSPITAL :
Callahan, James $55 48
Carroll, Michael
8 29
Johnson, Angelo
39 37
Lloyd, Mary B.
72 80
$175 94
Total .
$417 05
ASSISTANCE RENDERED PERSONS OUTSIDE OF ALMS- HOUSE, HAVING SETTLEMENT IN OTHER PLACES AND THE STATE POOR.
Boston, Edward Whitehouse family $145 14
Boston, Mary O'Brien
96 00
Boston, Mary C. Anderson
60 00
Boston, Minnie Hewitt
30 00
Boston, Lena Adler
25 95
Boston, Catherine Connors . 3 00
Braintree, Walter H. G. Ford
207 14
Braintree, Hiram A. Hayden
202 75
Braintree, Julia Murphy
94 28
Braintree, Mrs. Wm. Benjamin
35 50
Braintree, Maurice Dowd and family
25 88
Cambridge, Alexander A. Vandergoldz 38 82
Hingham, Ellen Hanafin
177 88
Hingham, Richard S. Gardner
10 85
Hingham, Everett W. Litchfield .
8 00
Lowell, Michael Fitzgerald 57 70
Medford. O. Ernest Tirrell family
17 70
Norwood, Harry B. Sample
28 00
Norwell, George Litchfield . .
4 00
Rockland, Nathaniel T. Tirrell
50 75
Amount carried forward$ 1,319 34
126
Amount brought forward $1,319 34
Uxbridge, William Schofield
61 14
Woburn, Patrick Fitzpatrick
48 00
State, Henry C. Bates
52 00
State, Mary Coughlan
11 10
State, Catherine Doering
40 80
State, Mrs. Oscar Johnson
9 78
State, George W. Poole
20 50
State, Mary E. Stevenson
4 00
State, Michael Caputo, burial 15 00
State, George W. Poole, burial . 15 00
Settlement unknown, Nora Powers, burial
26 00
Total .
$1,622 66
SUPPORT AT ALMSHOUSE :
Leavitt B. Torrey, State case
$52 00
Alonzo Tirrell, State case .
52 00
John Hogan, State case . 81 33
David Fraher, Plymouth case .
27 50
Mary E. Pinney, Southampton case
1 80.
$214 63
Total due from Towns, Cities and State $1,837 29
SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES ON ACCOUNT OF THE POOR, FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1906.
Cost at Almshouse $4,023 85
Almshouse Improvement Account 283 53
Out of Almshouse
7,850 44
Hospitals .
417 05
Town Physicians .
.
237 50
Miscellaneous
11 00
Cost of Town's poor for 1906 $12,823 37 Paid for State, Cities and Towns 1,837 29
Total .
$14,660 66
APPROPRIATED :
Appropription March 12, 1906
. $15,500 00
Cash refunded, 1905 account 2 00 .
.
.
·
$15,502 00
Total . Fxpended ·
14,660 66
.
.
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1906 . $841 34
.
.
.
127
Statement of Appropriations March 12, 1906.
OBJECT OF APPROPRIATION.
Expended in
Excess
Jan. 1, 1906.
Unexpended
Jan. 1, 1906.
Appropriation
for Overdrafts
and Deficien-
Appropriation
March 12, 1906.
Support of Schools .
$52,000 00
Transportation of Pupils
1,500 00
High School Sinking Fund
3,500 00
Highway Repairs
$1,854 26
$2,054 26
6,051 33
Removal of snow
2,651 33
348 67
Bridges
360 00
360 00
600 00
Holbrook Road
28 42
Pilgrim Road
9 04
300 00
Summit Street
25 31
25 31
Keith Street .
33 49
Chard Street
17 43
Jackson Square, Relocation
973 30
973 30
500 00
Broad Street, grading and draining .
800 00
Commercial Street, Macadam
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