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We have expended in excess of the amounts appropriated by the state and town-not including work on private property,-to the end of the calender year, $892.54, which includes the towns liability of 20 per cent, from the time our own appropriation was exhausted in the middle of June, to the end of the state year, Nov. 30, 1908, and the whole amount paid in December. After Dec. 1, 1907, we must expend $2,907.63 before becoming en- titled to further assistance from the state.
PRESERVATION OF SHADE TREES.
Under the appropriation for the preservation of shade trees, the principal work done was in spraying for elm leaf beetles, which appeared in considerable numbers late in the summer. We are convinced that this work, to be effective, should be done as soon the leaves attain their growth, as, if left until the work of the beetle begins to show, it is impossible to get over all the trees in time to save their foliage.
The hand pump outfit which has been used the last three years is totally inadequate to cover our thousands of shade trees in the time when it should be done.
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We recommend that a power sprayer be procured early in the season, as one of these will do the work of several hand sprayers.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
As no Board of Health was chosen by the town, the selectmen have continued to perform the functions of such a board to the best of their ability. We are in agreement with the opinions of most of the boards of late years, that the time has come when the interest of the public health would be better served by the election of such a board.
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
The year past, like the one preceding it, seems to have been marked by reason of the unusually small number of cases of con- tagious diseases.
The number is as follows :
Diphtheria 13
Scarlet Fever 13
Typhoid Fever
1
Measles
7
Tuberculosis 3
ANTITOXIN.
It may not be generally known that the antitoxin employed by physicians in the treatment of diphtheria is furnished free by the state. The distribution of it is in the hands of the State Board of Health and we are informed by them, that while the remedy is forwarded to the local boards free of cost, yet owing to the large demand throughout the state, its distribution must be attended with strict economy and it must not be kept on hand by any one except the regularly authorized agents, and that physicians must not be allowed to procure or keep it in anticipation of future use.
ACTS OF 1907, CHAPTER 480.
We consider Chapter 75 of the Revised Laws of sufficient pub- lic interest to justify the printing here of a circular letter received from the State Board in regard to the same.
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" To the Board of Health of Weymouth, Mass :
GENTLEMEN :- Your attention is called to the fact that sections 49 and 50 of chapter 75 of the Revised Laws, as amended by chapter 251 of the Acts of the year 1905, and section 52 of chap- ter 75 of the Revised Laws, have been amended by chapter 480 of the Acts of the year 1907, so that the same now read as follows :-
" SECTION 49. A householder who knows that a person in his family or house is sick of smallpox, diphtheria, scarlet fever or any other infectious or contagious disease declared by the state board of health to be dangerous to the public health shall forth- with give notice thereof to the board of health of the city or town in which he dwells. Upon the death, recovery or removal of such person, the householder shall disinfect to the satisfaction of the board such rooms of his house and articles therein as, in the opinion of the board, have been exposed to infection or con- tagion. Should one or both eyes of an infant become inflamed, swollen and red, and show an unnatural discharge at any time within two weeks after its birth, it shall be the duty of the nurse, relative or other attendant having charge of such infant to report in writing within six hours thereafter, to the board of health of a city or town in which the parents of the infant reside, the fact that such inflamation, swelling and redness of the eyes and un- natural discharge exist. On receipt of such report, or of notice of the same symptons given by a physician as provided by the following section, the board of health shall take such immediate action as it may deem necessary in order that blindness may be prevented. Whoever violates the provisions of this section shall be punished by a fine of not more than one hundred dollars.
"SECTION 50. If a physician knows that a person whom he is called to visit is infected with smallpox, diphtheria, scarlet fever or any other disease declared by the state board of health to be dangerous to the public health, or if one or both eyes of an infant whom or whose mother he is called to visit become in- flamed, swollen and red, and show an unnatural discharge within two weeks after the birth of such infant, he shall immediately „give notice thereof in writing over his own signature to the select- men or board of health of the town ; and if he refuses or neglects to give such notice, he shall forfeit not less than fifty nor more than two hundred dollars for each offence.
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" SECTION 52. If the board of health of a city or town has had notice of a case of smallpox, diphtheria, scarlet fever or any other disease declared by the state board of health[to be danger- ous to the public health therein, it shall within twenty-four hours thereafter give notice thereof to the state board of health stating the name and the location of the patient so afflicted, and the sec- retary thereof shall forthwith transmit a copy of such notice to the state board of charity.
At a meeting of the State Board of Health, held August 1, 1907, the following diseases were declared to be "dangerous to the public health," and hence notifiable under the provisions of the above sections :
Actinomycosis, Malignant pustule,
Tuberculosis,
Asiatic cholera,
Measles,
Typhoid fever,
Cerebro-spinal meningitis, Scarlet fever,
Typhus fever,
Diphtheria,
Smallpox, Varicella,
Glanders,
Tetanus, Whooping cough,
Leprosy,
Trichinosis, Yellow fever."
TOWN SURVEY.
At the last annual meeting an appropriation was made of $1,500 for commencing a survey and plotting of the town.
It was voted, that for the purpose of this work, an engineer should be employed who was a resident of the town.
It was further voted, that the matter be placed in the hands of the Selectmen.
After careful consideration of the subject, an agreement was entered into with Russell H. Whiting, of North Weymouth, for the performance of the work, the principal features of which are as follows :
The whole work was to be in charge of Mr. Whiting and he was to receive compensation at the rate of $200 per month for actual time given to the work and employ such assistance as in his judgment would be for the best interest of the town, consider- ing the nature of the work to be performod. The more thickly settled portions of the town to be plotted on a scale of one hun- dred feet to an inch and the outlying districts, two hundred feet to an inch. The finished sheets to be drawn upon linen, capable of being blueprinted. The work to commence at the north end of
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the town and progress in such directions as may be determined upon. No amount of work in excess of the appropriation to be performed or contracted for the present season.
Eleven sheets, covering the ground from the northern extremity of the town to a line from east to west, south of the cemetery, are practically completed. Both in the quantity and quality of the work accomplished, the results seem entirely satisfactory, and we do not hesitate to cordially recommend that the work be continued under Mr. Whiting's charge the ensuing year.
SUITS AT LAW.
The town has been free from any new actions at law against it the past year.
Of the three cases pending at the time of the last annual re- port, that of Jessie P. Leonard against the town has been dis- posed of by paying $79. in compromise.
The suit of John Connell in the sum of $5,000 for damages for personal injuries sustained by him at East Weymouth, June 14, 1905 while at work in a trench in which water mains or pipes were being laid, the sides of which caved in, has not been tried and is still pending in the Superior Court of Norfolk county.
The action of Sarah Page to reeover $15,000 damages for in- juries, claimed to have been sustained by her, while walking along Pond street, October 17, 1906 in consequence of an alleged de- fect in the highway, has not been reached for trial, and is pend- ing in the Superior court for Suffolk county.
JURY LIST.
The following named persons are proposed for Jury service :
NAME.
OCCUPATION.
Alger, John E.
Ship Joiner
Ashton, Joseph C.
Conductor
Bailey, Charles T.
Watchman
Bailey, Fred L.
Ice Dealer
Baker, Charles W.
Expressman
Baker, Winfield B.
Shoeworker
Barnes, Fred T.
Clerk
Barlow, Robert
Painter
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Bates, Everett E.
Shoeworker
Bates, John A.
Operator Stitcher
Bates, Nathan G. Bates, Walter L.
Clerk
Battles, Wendall P.
Real Estate Agent
Benson, George A.
Salesman
Bicknell, Charles E.
Leather Worker
Bicknell, Wallace B.
Stitcher
Binney, Asa K.
Janitor
Binney, Herbert F.
Insurance Solicitor
Bond, William A.
Cutter
Boyle, Henry F.
Flagman
Boyle, Thomas E.
Wool Sorter
Bresnahan, Daniel L.
Wool Sorter
Burke, William J.
Treer
Burns, Edward
Foreman
Burrell, Andrew F.
Painter
Butterfield, John W.
Baker
Butterfield, Joseph H.
Gardner
Cash, Charles H.
Shoeworker
Clapp, Charles H.
Salesman
Cleary, Maurice
Laborer
Collinge, Joseph L.
Stitcher
Collyer, William O.
Merchant-
Connell, John A.
Janitor
Connor, James L.
Shoeworker
Cook, Arthur H.
Cutter
Coolidge, C. Francis
Cutter
Crawford, George O.
Operator
Crosby, Albert F.
Salesman
Culley, Andrew
Upholsterer
Cullinane, James F.
Shoeworker
Curtis, Charles S.
Cutter
Curtis, Job E.
Retired
Curtis, John W.
Jobber
Daly, D. Frank
Leather Dealer
Denbroeder, Louis M.
Book-keeper
Donlan, James H.
Blacksmith
Donovan, John W.
Cutter
Dowd, Frank J.
Sole Cutter
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Dunn, J. Wilfred
Shoeworker
Dunbar, Howard L.
Fallon, Thomas
Flynn, Jeremiah J.
Ford, J. Clifford
Cutter
Ford, Edwin E.
Bookkeeper
Ford, Elbert
Cutter
Frary, Edward H.
Jeweler
French, Bela P.
Retired
French, George H.
Bookkeeper
French, John W.
Finisher
Gardner, Everett W.
Gardner
Gardner, Nelson W.
Mason
Geisler, Walter J.
Clerk
Gibson, Charles D.
Cutter
Grant, Nicholas J.
Carpenter
Hall, Willard F.
Shoe Dealer
Hall, William A.
Leather Dealer
Hawes, Irwin B. H.
Shoeworker
Healy, Peter A.
Clerk
Healy, Robert H.
Cutter
Heffernan, Leo
Salesman
Hennessey, James J.
Operator
Hiatt, George H.
Operator
Hollis, Charles J.
Stable Keeper
Hollis, John F. Hobart, Frank F. Howe, W. Abbott Hunt, John Q.
Retired
Real Estate Agent
Clerk
Operator
Hunt, Russell G.
Pyrotechnist
Jones, James B.
Retired
Jordan, Edward T.
Insurance Agent
Joy, Charles W.
Shoeworker
Kaler, Charles H. Kelley, Joseph
Box Manufacturer
St. Ry. Employee
Cutter
Shoeworker
Salesman
Shoeworker
Kelley, Thomas A. Kittredge, Frank N. Knox. James
Piano Worker
Lamrock, George S. Loring, Israel
Paper-hanger Woool Sorter P. O. clerk
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Loud, C. Arthur
Loud, F. Wilbur
Marsh, A. Spencer
Box Maker Farmer Stable Keeper Shoeworker
McCormick, William P. McCristle, Thomas McCue, Thomas F.
Painter
Laborer
McIntosh, Henry T.
Painter
Mosher, Lloyd R.
Carpenter
Mulligan, Austin P.
Shoeworker
Murphy, William H., Jr.
Salesman
Nadell, Warren F.
Pedlar
Nash, Elbridge B.
Mail Carrier
Nelson, George H.
Shoemaker
Nettles, James T.
Conductor
Newton, Herbert A.
Bookkeeper
Nevin, Edward B.
Merchant
Nightingale, Irving R.
Insurance Collector
Norton, John J.
Laster
O'Brien, George H.
Superintendent
O'Neil, Felix
Shoeworker
Osgood, Albert J.
Leatherworker
Our, Winfield.S.
Carpenter
Packard, James H.
Clerk
Parkhurst, William G.
Paper Hanger
Parmenter. Elmer L.
Expressman
Pettee, Arthur C.
Butter Dealer
Poe, Aubrey L.
Machinist
Poulin, Joseph
Blacksmith
Pray, William E.
Box Manufacturer
Pratt, Charles H.
Trader
Pratt, Gustavus M.
Mason
Pratt, Preston
Farmer
Pratt, Seth Arthur
Agent
Pratt, Stephen F.
Bookkeeper
Randall, Davis D., Jr.
Clerk
Raymond, Frank K.
Shoeworker
Raymond, Willis M.
Salesman
Reamy, William M.
Bank Clerk
Reid, James H. Reidy, John
Carpenter
Salesman
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Rice, Charles W.
Salesman
Richards, Frank A.
Farmer
Richards, Louis E.
Shoeworker Motorman
Richmond, Harry W. Richmond, Sylvanus B.
Gypsy Moth Work Baggagemaster
Rogers, Chester H.
Baker
Sargent, Joseph D. Saunders, Herbert E.
Laborer
Shaw, George H.
Wood Dealer
Sherman, Joel F. R.
Superintendent
Smith, Benjamin F.
Apothecary
Smith, Richard J. Stetson, Charles Stowell, Winfred L.
Grocer
Sulis, Frederick A.
Dry Goods Dealer
Sullivan, Daniel L.
Salesman
Taylor, Charles M.
Draughtsman
Taylor, Joe Taylor, John
Ship Joiner
Thayer, Alvin C.
Printer
Tirrell, Cassius
Shoeworker
Tisdale, Harry D.
Foreman
Tobin, John H.
Shoeworker
Torrey, George C.
Insurance Agent
Trainor, James L
Manufacturer
Trask, Charles B.
Laborer
Turner, Waldo Upton, John
Laborer
Upton, John Jr.
Shoemaker
Vinal, Joseph B. Vining, Herbert F.
Salesman
Vining, James A.
Teamster
Vining, Seth C.
Operator
Salesman
Vogell, Harry W. Walker, J. Walter Walch, J. Rupert Walch, Patrick J. Wildes, James L. Williams, Charles H. Willis, Gordon
Barber
News Dealer
Laundryman
Piano Tuner
Shoeworker
Grocer
P. O. Clerk
Treer
Salesman
Carpenter
Engineer
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Whitman, Benjamin F. Wolfe, David F. Worster, Russell B. Wright, Marshall R.
Retired Shoemaker Real Estate Agent Engineer
GORDON WILLIS, BRADFORD HAWES, EDWARD W. HUNT, GEORGE L. NEWTON, WILLARD J. DUNBAR, Selectmen of the Town of Weymouth.
REPORT OF COMISSIONERS OF THE HIGH SCHOOL SINKING FUND.
The Commissioners of the" High School Building Sinking Fund respectfully submit the following report :
The bonds for the payment of which this fund was established fell due on July 1, 1907 and it was necessary to sell the securities which had been held, to procure the money to meet this payment.
The four per cent water loan bonds of the Town of Weymouth and the City of Quincy to the amount of $8,000 were taken by the Commission of the Weymouth Water Loan Sinking Fund at par and interest. The remaining bonds consisting of $5,000 Boston & Maine Railroad Co's 3gs, $6,000 State of Massachu- setts 3s, $5,000 City of Pittsfield 32s, $5,000 City of Taunton 3gs, $4,000 City of Boston 4s were sold through F. S. Moseley & Co. after bids had been obtained from several parties, for $23, 605.04. This amount with the $8,000 received for the Wey- mouth and Quincy bonds, $2,000 from the mortgage of W. A. Richards, and the amounts received from interest payments and deposits in the several savings banks as given in detail in the Treasurer's report amounted to $46,798.46, leaving $3,232.79 to be paid by appropriation.
GORDON WILLIS, HENRY A. NASH, FRANK H. TORREY,
Commissioners of the High School Building Sinking Fund.
REPORT OF THE TOWN ACCOUNTANT.
WEYMOUTH, MASS., January 1, 1908. To the Board of Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor :
GENTLEMEN :- The sixth annual report of the Accounting De- partment is herewith submitted, showing in detail the expendi- tures of the town during the past year.
Respectfully, CHARLES B. CUSHING, Town Accountant.
EXPENDITURES IN DETAIL FOR 1907.
Schools.
SUPERINTENDENT :
Abner A. Badger
. $2,000 00
MUSIC TEACHER :
Neva W. Nash
700 00
DRAWING TEACHER :
Catherine A. Lancaster
640 00
$3,340 00
HIGH SCHOOL.
INSTRUCTORS :
Edwin R. Sampson
.
$1,500 00
A. F. Leonard
·
510 00
Henry G. Blount
300 00
Helen M. Curtis
700 00
Mary G. Fraser
693 00
Louise R. Livermore
700 00
Mary L. Sheehy
670 00
Harriet A. Quick
420 00
Anne C. Bartholomew ·
360 00
·
Amouut carried forward $5,853 00
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Amount brought forward $5,853 00
Eva B. Gay .
350 00
Marian S. Wentworth
240 00
Alice M. Farwell
240 00
Helen E. Cummings
195 00
Anna Burnside
70 00
Ethel D. Shaw
45 00
Marion A. Hoyt
6 00
$6,999 00
JANITOR :
George W. Beane .
$700 00
FUEL :
A. J. Richards & Son
$714 45
Almshouse, wood .
24 00
$738 45
REPAIRS :
Am. Seating Co., desks and chairs
$101 82
Am. Seating Co.
20 05
Hiram Nadell
30 00
L. W. Cain
24 18
George W. Beane
23 42
George J. Ries
03
Walworth Manufacturing Co.
85
Smith Premier Typewriter Co.
3 55
A. J. Sidelinger
3 47
H. B. Burke
3 00
Oliver Typewriter Co.
, 95
W. P. Denbroeder .
: 50
F. W. Stoddard
2 50
E. R. Sampson, expressage
2 00
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
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$243 20
INCIDENTALS :
Water Rent $38 00
Total, High School .
$8,718 65
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GRAMMAR AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
ATHENS.
INSTRUCTORS :
Frank M. Rich
$940 00
Lena E. Patten
.
300 00
Ellen S. Minard
200 00
Lura E. Oldham
285 00
L. May Chessman
475 00
Catherine C. Fogarty
475 00
Pearl Grant
475 00
B. Elizabeth Crowell
456 00
Helen C. Bragg
180 00
Lottie G. Sampson
8 00
Mary F. Howe
4 00
$3,798 00
JANITOR :
Wilson E. Beane
$420 00
Wilson E. Beane, cleaning
40 00
$460 00
FUEL :
A. J. Richards & Son
$612 16
Almshouse, wood .
152 00
$764 16
REPAIRS :
Thomas F. McCue
$16 57
A. J. Sidelinger
10 95
W. E. Beane, oiling floors
10 00
W. E. Beane, setting glass
2 00
George J. Ries
: 25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
4 90
C. H. Chubbuck
4 00
Clement's Express .
.
, 25
. George L. Newton .
1 50
H. B. Burke
1 50
J. B. Hunter & Co. .
1 00
$60 92
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INCIDENTALS :
Water rent
· $25 00
Total, Athens School ·
$5,108 08
ADAMS.
INSTRUCTOR :
Cora L. Beard
$475 00
JANITOR :
Peter Cavanaugh
$100 00
Peter Cavnaugh, cleaning
5 00.
$105 00
FUEL ;
A. J. Richards & Son
$43 35
Almshouse, wood .
8 00
$51 35
REPAIRS :
George J. Ries
$11 50
Waldo Turner
6 24
M. Delory
.
5 00
W. W. Works
2 10
$24 84
INCIDENTALS :
Water rent
$6 00
Total, Adams School
$662 19
LAKE STREET.
INSTRUCTORS :
Frank C. Heald
$400 00
Adeline M. Canterbury
200 00
Gertrude L. Moran
200 00
A. Loretta Cronin
200 00
Celia B. Leland
117 50
Annie A. Fraher ·
190 00
Annie F. Conroy
190 00
Irene McP. Smith
190 00
Myrtie A. Adams
82 50
$1,770 00
.
.
.
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JANITOR :
Thomas Burgoyne
$200 00
Thomas Burgoyne, cleaning
28 00
$228 00
FUEL :
A. J. Richards & Son
.
· $331 31
Almshouse, wood .
·
24 00
J. F. & W. H. Cushing
7 00
$362 31
REPAIRS :
George J. Ries
$20 42
Waldo Turner
5 35
W. W. Works
.
5 17
B. F. Eldridge
2 25
W. H. Farrar
50
$33 69
INCIDENTALS :
Water Rent
$41 50
Total, Lake Street School
$2,435 50
WASHINGTON
INSTRUCTORS :
Nellie A. Grout
.
$600 00
Martha J. Hawes
475 00
Annie J. McGreevy
473 82
Lizzie G. Hyland .
475 00
Bessie D. Cross
282 63
Theresa B. Conroy
420 00
Bertha M. Odgen
190 00
Mrs. E. F. Taylor
6 00
Caroline R. Badger
3 00
$2,925 45
JANITOR :
William F. Merchant
$300 00
William F. Merchant, cleaning
30 00
$330 00
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FUEL :
A. J. Richards & Son .
$491 71
Almshouse, wood . .
32 00
$523 71
REPAIRS :
George J. Ries
$28 67
J. F. & W. H. Cushing .
20 53
W. F. Merchant, oiling floors
10 00
W. F. Merchant
4 90
Everett Loud
24
$64 34
INCIDENTALS :
Water Rent
$25 00
Total, Washington School
$3,868 50
JEFFERSON.
INSTRUCTORS :
A. Loretta Cronin
$300 00
Katherine McEnroe
·
.
.
200 00
Alice G. Egan ·
.
.
.
475 00
Emma F. McCarthy
.
.
.
475 00
Florence E. Smith .
430 00
$1,880 00
JANITOR :
Thomas B. Loud
$250 00
Thomas B. Loud, cleaning
20 00
$270 00
FUEL :
A. J. Richards & Son ·
·
$181 45
Almshouse, wood . .
8 00
$189 45
.
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REPAIRS :
George J. Ries
$45 33
J. F. & W. H. Cushing
17 00
Waldo Turner
9 87
Thomas B. Loud, oiling floors
6 00
Thomas B. Loud
1 50
Everett Loud .
50
$80 20
INCIDENTALS :
Water rent
$21 00
Total, Jefferson School .
$2,440 65
FRANKLIN.
INSTRUCTORS :
Frank C. Heald
$600 00
Adeline M. Canterbury
293 75
Celia B. Leland
300 00
Gertrude L. Moran .
300 00
Susan M. Tracy
130 00
Emily MacIntyre
5 00
$1,628 75
JANITOR :
Thomas Burgoyne . .
$150 00
FUEL :
A. J. Richards & Son
$77 08
Almshouse, wood .
1
8 00
$85 08
REPAIRS :
J. F. & W. H. Cushing
$13 00
Waldo Turner
.
7 82
George J. Ries
.
6 25
B. F. Eldredge
.
3 00
$30 07
40
INCIDENTALS :
Water Rent
$13 00
Total, Franklin School
$1,906 90
BICKNELL
INSTRUCTORS :
Annie A. Fraher
.
$285 00
Annie F. Conroy
·
.
285 00
Irene McP. Smith
285 00
$855 00
JANITOR :
Thomas Burgoyne
$60 00
REPAIRS ;
George J. Ries
$7 59
B. F. Eldredge
1 20
$8 79
INCIDENTALS :
Water Rent
$8 00
Total, Bicknell School .
$931 79
HUNT
INSTRUCTORS :
Albert S. Ames
$360 00
H. Forrest Wilson
600 00
Florence E. Crombie
300 00
Mary L. Veazie
125 00
Elizabeth T. Tracy
475 00
Lizzie L. Hallahan
475 00
Susan G. Sheehan
440 00
Helen Mahoney
60 00
$2,835 00
JANITOR :
Asa K. Binney
$400 00
Asa K. Binney, cleaning
30 00
$430 00
.
.
.
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FUEL :
A. J. Richards & Son .
.
$359 40
Almhouse, wood
.
24 00
$383 40
REPAIRS :
L. F. Bates Co.
$121 46
Godfred Rondeau
121 25
W. F. Sanborn & Co.
52 57
Asa K. Binney, labor
36 50
Asa K. Binney, oiling floors
6 00
James F. Fitzgerald
23 00
L. P. Marker, electrical work
33 25
Hugh Coyle
20 00
F. A. Sulis, shades.
20 00
Lloyd Mosher
18 21
J. E. Ludden .
17 30
W. W. Works
12 41
Kenney Bros. & Wolkins
10 25
Albert Attwood
8 00
J. B. Rhines & Co.
5 47
C. F. Coolidge, gong, etc.
4 50
Charles E. Wedlin .
3 00
A. L. Poe
3 00
E. H. Frary
·
1 65
S. A. Houghton
1 01
$518 83
INCIDENTALS :
Water rent
$22 00
Total, Hunt School
$4,189 23
TUFTS.
INSTRUCTORS :
Nellie T. Whelan
·
$500 00
Mary E. Crotty
475 00
Theresa L. Donovan
467 88
Mary L. Veazie
240 00
Ethel G. Higgins
160 00
Fannie M. Kattelle
130 00
Joanna Connell
4 00
Hannah E. Whelan
2 00
$1,978 88
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JANITOR :
Darius Smith .
$200 00
Darius Smith, cleaning
20 00
$220 00
FUEL :
A. J. Richards & Son
$86 74
Almshouse, wood .
.
16 00
$102 74
REPAIRS :
Godfred Rondeau .
$70 10
Kenney Bros. & Wolkins, chair and desks .
69 80
A. K. Bates
17 20
James F. Fitzgerald
16 00
F. A. Sulis, shades
11 25
Albert T. Attwood .
75
G. F. Curtis .
8 00
Asa K. Binney
5 50
Darius Smith, oiling floors
5 00
A. W. Baker, expressing
3 55
W. F. Sanboru & Co.
2 00
$218 15
INCIDENTALS :
Water Rent
$18 00
Total, Tufts School
$2,537 77
LINCOLN
INSTRUCTORS :
Grace A. Randall . $475 00
Kate C. Keohan
·
456 00
Mrs. E. F. Taylor
16 00
$947 00
JANITORS :
Henry S. Stoddard
$60 00
Asa K. Binney
40 00
A. M. Stoddard, cleaning
10 00
$110 00
43
FUEL :
A. J. Richards & Son
$59 09
Almshouse, wood .
8 00
$67 09
REPAIRS :
A. K. Bates
.
.
$21 65
W. W. Works
12 72
James Fitzgerald
10 00
Albert W. Attwood
8 00
G. F. Curtis
2 00
Asa K. Binney
. 00
A. M. Stoddard
: 00
S. A. Houghton
40
$58 77
INCIDENTALS :
Water Rent .
.
.
$10 00
Total, Lincoln School .
$1,192 86
SHAW
INSTRUCTORS :
Martha E. Belcher
$367 50
Ellen L. Roche
365 76
Katherine McEnroe
285 00
Louise Graham
358 75
Nettie B. Woodman
160 00
M. Evangeline Martel
,
80 00
Viriginia Rowell
78 75
Mary O. Nolan
65 00
Lena B. Albrecht
53 00
Mrs. Frank Whitman
10 00
Elizabeth Hobart
9 00
$1,832 76
JANITOR :
John D. Melville
$320 00
John D. Melville, cleaning
20 00
$340 00
.
.
.
·
44
FUEL :
A. J. Richards & Son
$284 81
Almshouse, wood
48 00
$332 81
REPAIRS :
J. B. Rhines & Co.
$86 69
M. R. Loud & Co.
37 45
David B. Barnes
50
August J. Ducker .
24 50
James H. Meara ·
00
A. D. Wilbur
·
.
2 00
W. F. Sanborn & Co.
40
$191 54
INCIDENTALS :
Water Rent
$18 00
Total, Shaw School
$2,715 11
PRATT.
INSTRUCTORS :
Chester E. A. Starrett
$740 00
Lottie M. Murphy .
.
.
190 00
Nellie M. Holbrook
190 00
Louisa Spence
475 00
$1,595 00
JANITOR :
R. F. Poole
$180 00
FUEL :
A. J. Richards & Son
·
$208 56
Almshouse, wood .
20 00
C. H. Lovell, carting coal
2 50
J. E. Inkley, carting coal
1 25
$232 31
.
·
45
REPAIRS :
R. F. Poole, labor, etc ..
$39 64
R. F. Poole, oiling floors
·
5 00
George F. Crosby
15 33
J. E. Ludden
.
14 40
Ford Furniture Co.
5 60
A. C. Pratt
5 00
A. D. Wilbur
5 00
W. W. Works
2 49
$92 46
INCIDENTALS :
Water Rent
$25 50
Total, Pratt School
$2,125 27
BATES.
INSTRUCTORS :
Everett N. Hollis
.
. . $1,000 00
Annie L. McGrory .
.
·
500 00
Helen L. Rockwood
.
.
500 00
Emma J. Smith
434 63
Mary F. Howe
34 00
$2,468 63
JANITOR :
J. A. Deane .
· $200 00
J. A. Deane, cleaning
20 00
$220 00
FUEL :
A. J. Richards & Son ·
$156 58
Almshouse, wood . .
16 00
$172 58
REPAIRS :
Kenney Bros. & Wolkins, black- boards
$80 00
Kenney Bros. & Wolkins, desks and chairs
50 00
Amount carried forward $130 00
46
Amount brought forward
$130 00
A. J. Brown .
51 33
M. R. Loud & Co. .
.
.
14 45
J. H. Meara
10 00
J. A. Deane, oiling floors
6 00
J. A. Deane, setting glass
2 00
G. R. Sellers .
2 00
Otis Cushing's Express
30
$216 08
INCIDENTALS :
Water rent
$17 00
Total, Bates School
$3,094 29
HOWE.
INSTRUCTORS :
Stella L. Tirrell
$500 00
Edith B. Bates
446 50
Gertrude L. Reid
475 00
Mabel T. Hardy
285 00
Alice A. Goodnow
00
Mary T. Howe
23 75
Mrs. E. F. Taylor
2 00
$1,892 25
JANITOR :
J. A. Deane .
$200 00
J. A. Deane, cleaning
20 00
$220 00
FUEL :
A. J. Richards & Son
$175 09
Almshouse, wood .
.
24 00
$199 09
REPAIRS :
A. J. Brown . ·
$29 49
J. A. Deane, oiling floors
.
6 00
J. H. Meara .
.
5 00
A. O. Sprague
3 50
$43 99
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
47
INCIDENTALS :
Water Rent
$6 00
Total, Howe School
$2,361 33
POND
INSTRUCTORS :
Lottie M. Murphy .
.
$240 00
Joanna Connell
160 00
$400 00
JANITOR :
Augustus E. Shaw .
$50 55
Augustus E. Shaw, cleaning. .
5 00
$55 55
REPAIRS :
M. R. Loud & Co. ·
.
$3 90
A. E. Shaw
3 40
A. E. Shaw, oiling floors
2 00
$9 30
INCIDENTALS :
Water Rent
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