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45 Charles
Bates, Everett E., shoeworker,
20 Charles
Bates, George L., leather dealer,
6 Lafayette ave. 375 Pond
Bates, Leavitt W., salesman, 150 Middle
Bates, Nathan G , stitcher,
36 Elm
Benson, George A., salesman,
Tower ave
Bicknell, George E., manufacturer,
24 Prospect
Bond, William A., cutter,
197 Summer 1083 Commercial
Boyle, Henry F., flagman,
Boyle, Thomas E., wool sorter,
12 School
Bresnahan, Daniel L., wool sorter,
370 Pleasant 72 Sea
Brown, Edward, agent, Brown, H. Otis, farmer,
86 Oak
Burns, Edward, foreman,
95 Union
Burrell, Andrew F., painter,
150 Washington 96 Grant
Butterfield, Joseph H., gardener,
32 Oak
Callahan, William F., leather worker,
Callahan, Lewis W., decorator,
Cate, Melville, manufacturer,
Cash, Charles H., carpenter,
416 Washington 161 Randolph 133 Washington 6 Lincoln
Butterfield, John W. baker,
Barlow, Robert, painter,
Bates, John A., operator,
19
Clapp, Everett F. motorman,
Clapp, Charles Q., retired,
Clapp, William H., bookkeper,
Clement, Merton Y., merchant, Cleary, Maurice, laborer,
Cook, John W., tree protector,
Corcoran, James H., vamper,
Collyer, William O., merchant,
Connell, John A., janitor,
Connor, James L., shoeworker,
Coolidge, C. Francis, cutter,
Crawford, George O., operator,
Crosby, Albert F., salesman,
Curtis, Charles S., cutter,
Curtis, John W., jobber,
Davis, Arthur W., cutter,
388 Washington 736 Broad 1
Denbroeder, Charles R., merchant,
Denbroeder, Louis M., bookkeeper,
732 Broad
Doble, Samuel A., shoe repairer,
654 Main
Donlan, James H., blacksmith,
510 Broad
Donovan, John W., cutter,
39 Norfolk
Dowd, Frank J., sole cutter,
126 Pine
Dunn, J. Wilfred, shoeworker,
223 Pond
Estes, S. Ozro, salesman,
80 Neck
Fallon, Thomas, wool sorter,
28 Station ave.
Fernald, Frank M., plumber,
55 Union
Flynn, Jeremiah J., P. O. clerk,
521 Union
Ford, J. Clifford, cutter,
724 Main
Ford, Elbert, cutter,
724 Main
Ford, Edwin É., bookeeper,
67 Raymond 41 Summer
Frary, Edward H. jeweler,
190 Essex
Gardner, Everett W., shoeworker, 55 Tower Ave
Gardner, Nelson W., mason,
45 Myrtle
Geisler, Walter J. clerk,
27 Walnut Ave
Gibson, Charles D. cutter, 63 High
Gladwyn, Leland L, manufacturer,
62 River
Grant, Nicholas J, carpenter,
32 Linden Place
Halloran, Richard, shoeworker,
Main
Harris, Wallace A., shoeworker,
Burton Terrace
87 Grant 60 Monatiquot 70 Front 55 Sea 23 Keith
158 Summer 378 Broad 16 Sea
1182 Pleasant 19 Bates ave 573 Broad 59 Columbian 728 Broad 75 Pleasant 30 off Hill
French, George H., bookkeeper,
20
Hawes, Irwin B. H., foreman,
Healy, Peter A., clerk,
790 Pleasant 9 Central Ave 291 Union
Healey, Robert H., cutter,
88 Grant
Hersey, Wallace R., real estate agent,
434 Main
Hiatt. George H., operator,
128 Central
Hollis, Charles J., stable keeper,
15 Phillips
Hobart, Frank F., real estate agent,
33 Prospect
Horace, Richard, mason,
41 Derby
Huges, Peter F., shoeworker,
496 Broad
Hunt Edward W., grocer,
59 Front
Hunt, John Q., operator,
49 Lafayette Ave 437 Commercial
Jordan, Edward T., insurance agent,
27 Washington 159 Middle
Kelley, Joseph, box manufacturer,
Kelley, Thomas A., street railway employee,
342 Washington 7 Gardner Place 43 Shaw
Knox, James, shoeworker,
412 Broad
Lamrock, George S., salesman,
597 Broad
Lane, Joseph E., chemist,
30 Lovell
Lincoln, La Forest, cutter,
36 Maple 838 Commercial
Loud, C. Arthur, box maker,
70 West
Loud, Willis B., clerk,
714 Main
Lunt, Elmer E., carpenter,
52 Church
Lynch, Thomas H., grocer,
70 Hillcrest road
Marsh, A. Spencer, stable keeper,
92 Pleasant
McCristle, Thomas, painter,
72 Main Beals
McCue, Thomas F., laborer,
909 Pleasant
McIntosh, Henry T., painter,
576 Broad 257 Main
McGrory, Edward P., P. O. clerk,
15 Central ave.
Murphy, William H., Jr., salesman,
843 Broad
Nash, Charles C., conductor,
308 Broad 851 Front
Nash, Elbridge B., mail carrier,
Nash, Henry A., retired,
463 Commercial
Nelson, George H., shoemaker,
Nettles, James T., street railway employee,
593 Commercial 446 Pleasant
Jones, James B., retired,
Joy Charles W., janitor,
Kittredge, Frank M., cutter,
Loring, Israel, shoe worker,
Maynard, George C., conductor,
Merritt, Charles L., operator,
Heffernan, Leo, salesman,
21
Newton, Herbert A., [bookkeeper,
Nevin, Edward B., merchant,
Nightingale, Irving R., teamster,
Norton, John J., laster,
O'Connell, David, motorman, O'Neil, Felix, shoe worker,
Parkhurst, William G., paperhanger,
Pettee, Arthur C., butter dealer,
Poe, Aubrey L., machinist,
Poole Adolphus P., stitcher,
Poulin, Joseph, blacksmith,
Pratt, Charles H., trader,
Pratt, Gustavus M., mason,
Pratt, Stephen F., bookkeeper,
Pratt, Webster L., stitcher,
Rafferty, John F., leather worker,
Randall, Davis D., Jr., clerk,
Raymond, Elvin H., shoeworker,
Reed, Harvey D., foreman,
Reid, James H., carpenter,
Reidy, Daniel, blacksmith,
Reidy, John, salesman,
Richards, Frank A., farmer,
Richards, Howard, leather worker,
392 Front
Richards, Louis E., shoeworker,
92 Broad
Richmond, Sylvanus B., moth work,
11 Richmond Norforlk
Rogers, Chester H., water agent,
Sanborn, Walter F., lumber dealer,
23 Prospect Pleasant
Seeley, Richard, operator,
Shaw, George H., wood dealer, .
Smith, Richard J., P. O. clerk,
South, James R., clerk,
111 Broad 32 Pleasant
Stoddard, Amasa D., clerk,
Stowell, Winfred L., grocer,
Taylor, Charles M., draughtsman,
Tower, John H., retired,
Tirrell, Reuben, cutter,
Torrey, Alfred F., cutter,
Thayer, Alvin C., printer,
41 Sea 553 Main 15 Torrey lane 58 Webb
57 Richmond 499 Middle 647 Pleasant 385 Commercial 150 Front
861 Washington 209 North 105 Grant
219 Middle 89 Central 143 Middle 233 Front
25 Randall ave. 24 Shawmut 48 Tower ave. 62 Shawmut 1205 Pleasant 49 Union 40 East
Saunders, Herbert E., laborer,
18 Common 216 Union 163 Central
39 Tower ave. 363 North 458 Bridge 81 Front 252 Pleasant 46 Hollis
22
Tirrell, Cassius, shoeworker,
Tirrell, Frank E, edgesetter,
Tisdale, Harry D., foreman, Tobin, John H, shoemaker,
Torrey, George C., insurance agent,
Torrey, Otis B., shoeworker,
Trainor, James L., manufacturer,
Trask, Charles B., laborer,
277 Front 55 Summit 171 North
Tyler, William M., janitor,
Upton, John, laborer,
80 Shawmut
Upton, John, Jr,, shoemaker,
Vaughan, Charles F., retired,
Vinal, Joseph B., engineer,
80 Shawmut 35 Washington 271 Washington 8 Bates Ave 104 Central
Walsh, J. Rupert, news dealer,
65 Webb
Walsh, Patrick J., laundry man,
187 Union
Wildes, James L., piano tuner,
522 Commercial
Whitman Benjamin F., retired,
252 Union
Wolfe, David F., shoemaker,
14 Newton
Wolfe, Leonard F., retired,
2 Newton
Wood, Frank H., salesman,
624 Main
Wright, Marshall R., engineer,
57 Commercial
Vining, John F., architect,
Vining, Seth C., operator,
Main 504 Pleasant 824 Washington 70 Lake 50 Torrey 239 Pleasant
GORDON WILLIS, BRADFORD HAWES, GEORGE L. NEWTON, EDWARD HUNT, WILLARD J. DUNBAR, Selectmen of Weymouth.
TREASURER'S REPORT.
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1909. RECEIPTS.
Notes discounted in anticipation of taxes :
March 9, due October 15, 1909, at 3.06% · $90,000 00
April 27, due October 27, 1909, at 2.86 % 10,000 00
May 10, due May 5, 1910, at 3.42% 10,000 00
June 7, due May 5, 1910, at 3.67 % .
10,000 00
. July 14, due May 5, 1910, at 3.62 % 10,000 00
September 7, due May 5, 1910, at 3.71 % 10,000 00 ·
October 11, due March 23, 1910, at 4.48% · 20,000 00
Received from :
W. J. Dunbar, Collector of taxes and interest, 1904
104 83
W. J. Dunbar, Collector of taxes and interest, 1905 · W. J. Dunbar, Collector of taxes and interest, 1906
235 89
1,512 96
W. M. Tirrell, Collector of taxes and interest, 1907
23,408 36 W. M. Tirrell, Collector of taxes and interest, 1908
34,493 79
W. M. Tirrell, Collector of taxes and interest, 1909
123,829 44
State Treasurer :
Corporation tax, 1908
177 04
Corporation tax
5,175 71
National Bank tax .
1,040 64
Street Railway tax .
2,793 72
State Highway loan fund
2,765 96
Gypsy and Brown Tail Moth account
477 43
State Aid
8,873 00
Military Aid
559 00
Burial, indigent soldiers and sailors
333 00
State Poor
131 92
Tuition of children .
80 00
County Treasurer, dog license fees
1,378 89
East Norfolk District Court, fees and fines
398 82
.
.
.
Amount carried forward $367,770 40
24
Amount brought forward $367,770 40
S. H. Capen, Sheriff, fines at Dedham
60 00
City of Boston, poor account
.
360 97
City of Boston, soldiers' relief .
10 08
Town of Braintree, use of lock-up
12 00
Town of Braintree, poor account Town of Cohasset, poor account
110 42
City of Fall River, poor account
10 95
City of Gloucester, poor account Town of Hingham, poor account City of Lowell, poor account
282 69
343 49
City of Marlboro, poor account
24 02
City of Medford, poor account
45.80
Town of Norwood, poor account
55 00
City of Quincy, poor account . .
93 32
Town of Randolph, soldiers' relief
333 95
Town of Webster, poor account
15 64
Town of Wellfleet, soldiers' relief
162 00
First National Bauk, interest
58 54
Almshouse Account :
F. H. Chandler. milk
2,438 22
Overseers of the Poor, wood and delivery of coal
524 50
E. W. Hunt, merchandise
6 10
J. F. Otis, vegetables
12 65
F. P. Fay, cattle
55 CO
B. F. Richards, wood
6 60
Individuals, board .
141 43
Sundry accounts :
Selectmen, wood and carting coal
673 00
Individuals, aid refunded
44 57
Individuals, State aid refunded
18 00
Individuals, Soldiers' relief refunded
5 00
Individuals, rent of Town House
876 33
Individuals refunded, State Highway account
24 62
Alvin Hollis, State Highway account
12 30
E. S. Wright, loam
8 00
South Weymouth Improvement Association, 1
7 50
American Agri. Chem. Co. 15 oil barrels
15 00
M. P. Sprague, stone
.
·
1 00
Wey. Indus. Assn., labor, etc.
7 63
O. C. Street Ry Co., repairs
8 12
W. W. Pratt, rent of Hose Houses
17 00
W. W. Pratt, telephone . .
50
Police Department, use of telephones
4 50
.
.
keg arsenic lead
.
Amount carried forward $374,786 83.
.
72 53
57 46
25
Amount brought forward $374,786 83
Police Department, lumber 2 00 .
Individuals, blue prints, Town survey 19 00
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., sealing scales ·
27
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., watering yard
10 00
Skelley heirs, check returned, land damage 25 00
M. P. Sprague, wood, moth account 1 50
F. D. Sherman, Sealer Weights and Measures fees
121 87
P. T. Pearson, Supt., supplies and tickets
46 60
P. T. Pearson, Supt., fines
11 30
Individuals, ink and telephones
1 25
H. W. Avery, tax release
4 71
James F. Boyden, tax release .
.
7 29
Charles W. Freer, tax release
7 10
E. L. Musgrove, tax release
5 97
A. C. Sullivan, tax release
7 56
Jas. J. Sullivan, tax release
6 14
Mary M. Sullivan, tax release .
4 58
Archie Von Sommerburg, tax release
5 83
John W. Bates, Autioneer's license 1908
2 00
M. E. Hawes, Auctioneer's license 1908
2 00
C. C. Jordan, Auctionaer's license 1908
2 00
A. E. Vining, Auctioneer's license 1908
2 00
P. J. Murphy, Billiard license 1908 .
2 00
Chas. E. Joll, Billiard license 1908
2 00
C. H. Rogers, Bowling and Billiard license 1908
4 00
Geo. W. Young, Bowling and Billiard license 1908
. 4 00
Josiah F. Martin, Slaughtering license
1 00
A. B. Raymond, Slaughtering license
1 00
J. M. White, Slaughtering license
1 00
E. F. McNally, Public show license .
2 00
C. L. Pratt, Public show license .
2 00
Total receipts $375,108 80
2,052 81
$373,055 99
DISBURSEMENTS.
Checks drawn on Selectmen's treasury warrants for :
Notes due June 1, 1909 and May 8, 1909 . $6,000 00
Notes in anticipation of taxes . 160,000 00 ·
Sundry appropriations 207,255 20 ·
Total amount of checks drawn . $373,255 20
Checks outstanding Dec. 31, 1909 $9,274 97
Due First National Bank and checks outstanding Jan. 1, 1909 9,075 76 199 21
$373,055 99
·
6 00
E. J. Crocker, tax release
.
·
·
Deposited in First National Bank Dec. 31, 1909
26
LIABILITIES.
Notes issued as follows :
Town debt, 32%, due May 8, 1910 .
$5,000 00
Shaw Schoolhouse, 32%, due June 15, 1910 7,500 00
Athens Schoolhouse, 32% , ten notes, $2,500 each, due May 1, 1911-1920 25,000 00
Pratt Schoolhouse, 4%, thirteen notes, $1,000 each, due November 1, 1911-1923 13,000 00
Town House, 4%, due December 15, 1915
5,000 00
Town House, 4%, due December 15, 1916
6,000 00
Fore River Bridge, 4%, eight notes, $1,000 each, due June 1, 1910-1917
8,000 00
James Humphrey Schoolhouse, 4%, forty notes, $1,000 each, due $5,000 November 1, 1919- 1926
40,000 00
Wharf Street, 4%, due November 1, 1911
2,000 00
Anticipation of taxes, due March 23, 1910
20,000 00
Anticipation of taxes, due May 5, 1910
40,000 00
Total
$171,500 00
Trust funds
8,500 00
Amount due appropriations
36,277 98
Amount due cities and towns
1,277 86
Checks outstanding .
.
9,274 97
$226,830 81
ASSETS.
Due from :
W. J. Dunbar, collector of taxes, 1904
$ 3 06
W. J. Dunbar, collector of taxes, 1905
76 67
W. J. Dunbar, collector of taxes, 1906
225 32
W. M. Tirrell, collector of taxes, 1907
3,099 27
W M. Tirrell, collector of taxes, 1908
22,399 13
W. M. Tirrell, collector of taxes, 1909
59,100 51
Total taxes due
$84,903 96
County Treasurer, dog license fees
1,424 17
State Treasurer. state aid
9,015 00
State Treasurer, military aid
508 00
State Treasurer, soldiers burials
185 00
State Treasurer, poor account
485 42
Boston, poor account
430 74
Braintree, poor account
215 35
Cohasset, poor account
253 35
Fall River, poor account
20 95
Amount carried forward
$97,441 94
27
Amount brought forward $97,441 94
Gloucester, poor account .
162 14
Hingham, poor account
.
180 47
Holbrook, poor account
5 00
Lowell, poor account
267 55
Medford, poor account
48 00
Norwood, poor account
72 14
Quincy, poor account
48 93
Uxbridge, poor account
48 00
Wellfleet, soldiers relief
156 00
F. H. Chandler, milk, almshouse account .
221 34
Collectors' deeds
2,322 69
James Humphrey Schoolhouse sinking fund
4,080 00
Trust funds
8,500 00
Deposit in First National Bank
2,052 81
$115,607 01
Town debt January 1, 1909 .
. $121,638 72
Town debt December 31, 1909 .
111,223 80
Decrease for the year
$10,414 92
Respectfully submitted, JOHN H. STETSON, Treasurer.
WEYMOUTH, December 31, 1909.
We have examined the accounts of John H. Stetson, Treasurer of the Town of Weymouth, and have found them correct.
JOHN P. HUNT, WILLIAM H. PRATT, FRANK N. BLANCHARD,
Auditors.
TRUST FUNDS.
ELIAS S. BEALS PARK FUND.
Deposit in S. Weymouth Savings Bank, Jan. 1, 1909 $1,000 00
Received interest, S. Weymouth Savings Bank 40 40
$1,040 00
Paid to Park Commissioners
40 40
Total fund December 31, 1909
$1,000 00
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AUGUSTUS J. RICHARDS FUND.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF TUFTS LIBRARY.
Total fund January 1, 1909 $5,000 00
Received interest on Town of Weymouth notes 200 00
$5,200 00
Paid to the Trustees of Tufts Library .
200 00
Balance invested in Town of Weymouth notes at 4%
$5,000 00
SUSAN HUNT STETSON FUND.
Perpetual loan to the Town of Weymouth
$2,500 00
Annual interest 4% paid Trustees of Tufts Li- brary, $100.
JAMES HUMPHREY SCHOOL HOUSE SINKING FUND.
Total fund January 1, 1909
$2,000 00
Receipts :
Town of Weymouth, appropriation
2,000 00
Interest, Town of Weymouth notes 4%
80 00
Total fund December 31, 1909
$4,080 00
Investments :
Town of Weymouth note due Nov. 1, 1911, 4%
$2,000 00
Deposit in South Weymouth Savings Bank 1,040 00
Deposit in Weymouth Savings Bank 1,040 00
$4,080 00
Respectfully submitted, JOHN H. STETSON, Treasurer.
WEYMOUTH, December 31, 1909.
We have examined the accounts of John H. Stetson, treasurer of the Elias Beals Park Fund, the Augustus J. Richards fund and the James Humphrey School House Sinking Fund and have found them correct.
JOHN P. HUNT, WILLIAM H. PRATT, FRANK N. BLANCHARD, Auditors.
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
In compliance with the Public Statutes, the Auditors for the year of 1909, report that they have examined the books and accounts of the Treasurer of the Town, Treasurer of the Water Loan and Sinking Fund Commissioners, Beals Park Fund, Sealer of Weights and Measures, and Treasurer of Tufts Library, and find them to be correct.
We have also examined the securities and accounts of the Trustees of the Fogg Library, James L. Bates Reference Room and Howe Fund at Fogg Library, Pratt School Fund, Tufts Cemetery Fund, Tufts Lecture Fund, and find the investments satisfactory.
We find that the registers of the Town Accountant and the Cash Book of the Town Treasurer agree as to the amount of orders paid during the year and the balance of orders unpaid Jan. 1,1910.
Amount due First National Bank Jan. 1, 1909
$382 20
Balance of orders unpaid Jan. 1, 1909 8,693 56
Amount of orders drawn during year 1909
373,255 20
$382,330 96
Amount of orders paid by Treasurer for 1909
373,055 99
Balance of orders unpaid Jan. 1, 1910 9,274 97
$382,330 96
TAX COLLECTORS.
We have examined the books of the Tax Collectors beginning with the year 1904 and submit the following report : Tax levy of 1904 as per assessors' commitment .
$157,065 77
Interest collected to Jan. 1, 1910 2,478 54
$159,544 31
Total collections and abatements to Jan. 1, 1910 159,541 25
$3 06 Balance due Jan. 1, 1910 ·
$3 06
NOTE-Tax Collector's books show total levy of $157,066.71 for year 1904.
NOTE -Tax Collector's books of 1904 show balance uncollected Jan. 1, 1910, of $9.09
Tax levy of 1905 as per assessors' commitment
.
$165,407 32
Interest to Jan. 1, 1910 . 2,714 48
$168,121 80
Total collections and abatements to Jan. 1, 1910
168,045 13 .
$76 67 Balance due Jan. 1, 1910 ·
$76 67
NOTE-Tax Collector's books show total levy of $165,410.37.
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Tax levy of 1906 as per assessors' commitment · · $160,823 86
Interest collected to Jan. 1, 1910 2,485 53
$163,309 39
Total collections and abatements to Jan. 1, 1910 163,084 07
$225 32 Balance due Jan. 1, 1910. $225 32
NOTE-Tax Collectors' books show total levy of $160,815.70 for year 1906.
NOTE-Tax Collectors' books show bal- ance due Jan. 1, 1910, of $322.41 for year 1906.
Tax levy of 1907 as per assessors' commitment .
$181,157 37 .
Interest collected to Jan. 1, 1910 2.735 61
$183,892 98
Reassessed Jan. 9, 1909 (Sec. 86,
Chap. 12) Revised Laws 1,973 98
$185,866 96
Total collections and abatements to Jan. 1, 1910 182,767 69
$3,099 27 Balance due Jan. 1, 1910 $3,099 27 ·
NOTE-Tax Collector's books show total levy of $181,148 35 for 1907.
NOTE-Tax. Collector's books show re- assessment of $1,973.98 Jan. 9, 1909.
Tax levy of 1908 as per assessors' commitment $178,818 83
Interest collected to Jan. 1, 1010 1,162 71
Reassessed Jan. 9, 1909 (Sec. 86, chap. 12, rev. laws) 1,113 70
$181,095 24
Total collections and abatements to Jan. 1, 1910
158,696 11
$22,399 13 Balance due Jan. 1, 1910 $22,399 13
NOTE-Tax Collector's books show total levy of $178,819.97 for 1908. NOTE-Tax Collector's books show re- assessment of $1,113.70.
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Tax levy of 1909 as per assessors' commitment · $182,884 02 ·
Interest collected to Jan. 1, 1910 45 93
$182,929 95
Total collections and abatements to Jan. 1, 1910 . $123,829 44
59,100 51 Balance due Jan. 1, 1910 ·
$59,100 51
NOTE-Tax Collector's books show total levy of 8182,900.69 for 1909.
$84,903 96 Total amount due Jan 1, 1910 Account Taxes.
TOWN DEBT.
Total debt Jan. 1, 1909 . $177,500 00
Borrowed during the year in anticipa-
tion of taxes 160,000 00
$337,500 00
The payments were the amounts bor-
rowed in anticipation of taxes . $160,000 00
Town debt 8,500 00
168,500 00
Total debt January 1, 1910
$169,000 00
Less sinking fund Lake Street School building
4,080 00
Net debt, not including water bonds . . $164,920 00
ASSETS AND LIABILITIES JANUARY 1, 1910.
ASSETS.
Real estate-schoolhouses, public library and other public buildings and grounds $315,200 00
Water works
·
526,469 53
Personal property-fire apparatus and equipment of all town departments 44,328 88
Trust funds
8,500 00
Sinking funds-water works
287,304 56
Sinking funds-James Humphrey School building
4,080 00
Uncollected dues-taxes
84,903 96
Uncollected dues-water rents, etc. 3,038 60
20,742 68
Sundry assets ·
$1,294,568 21
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LIABILITIES.
Water bonds
. $496,000 00
Notes payable
.
.
.
·
171,500 00
Sundry liabilities
37,555 84
Trust funds-Beals Park Fund . $1,000 00
Susan Hunt Stetson Fund . 2,500 00
Augustus J. Richards Fund 5,000 00
8,500 00
Overdraft
513 94
Net assets
580,498 43
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$1,294,568 21
TABLE OF VALUATION, RATE OF TAXATION, EXPENDITURES AND DEBT OF THE TOWN OF WEYMOUTH FROM JANUARY, 1890 TO 1909, INCLUSIVE.
YEAR.
Total Assessed Valuation May 1.
Rate of Tax per 1000
Expendi ures as per Appropriation Table, ending Jan 1.
Net Debt, not including Water Loan
1890
$6,441,845 00
$16 40
1891
$130,696 86
66,092 00
1891
6,534,740 00
17 60
1892
-124,484 94
66,092 00
1892
6,497,371 00
17 40
1893
142,564 16
85,092 00
1893
6,707,550 00
17 20
1894
120,746 84
79,592 00
1894
6,488.432 00
18 50
1895
128,588 33
76,500 00
1895
6,448,981 00
17 50
1896
144,791 52
82,500 00
1896
6,532,022 00
17 70
1897
' 150,461 20
82,000 00
1897
6,661,969 00
20 30
1898
176,310 41
137,000 09
1898
6,620,719 00
18 70
1899
176,119 85
127,491 33
1899
6,565,322 00
20 20
1900
161,433 62
147,365 00
1900
6,694,088 00
20 50
1901
184,205 69
144,075 82
1901
6,802,773 00
19 30
1902
162,252 07
153,618 02
1902
6,797,955 00
20 50
1903
181,769 01
140,433 30
1903
6,897,202 00
22 10
1904
171,075 00
149,150 53
1904
7,065,363 00
20 60
1905
171,484 62
132,166 22
1905
6,958,469 00
22 30
1906
185,325 71
125,415 54
1906
6,952,247 00
21 40
1907
181.920 78
119,628 56
1907
7,269,084 00
22 90
1908
285,497 66
184,000 00
1908
7,660,140 00
21 50
1909
189,114 72
175,500 00
1909
7,992,968 00
21 00
1910
186,633 13
164,920 00
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JOHN P HUNT, WILLIAM H. PRATT, FRANK N. BLANCHARD, Auditors.
REPORT OF THE TOWN ACCOUNTANT.
WEYMOUTH, MASS., January 1, 1910. To the Board of Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor :
GENTLEMEN :-- The eighth annual report of the Accounting Department 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 1909.
Schools.
SUPERINTENDENTS :
Parker T. Pearson .
$1,200 00
Abner A. Badger .
800 00
MUSIC TEACHER :
Neva W. Nash · 686 00
DRAWING TEACHER :
S. Isabelle Smith
640 00
$3,326 00
HIGH SCHOOL.
INSTRUCTORS :
Edwin R. Sampson .
·
$1,500 00
Arthur S. Wells
·
820 00
Helen M. Curtis
700 00
Mary L. Sheehy
700 00
Alice M. Farwell
700 00
Lydia M. Chapman.
700 00
Marian S. Wentworth
700 00
Mildred Smith
640 00
Ellen L. Duffey
640 00
Ethel D. Shaw
420 00
Marion A. Hoyt ·
240 00
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.
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·
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.
$7,760 00
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JANITOR :
George W. Beane .
$716 64
FUEL : .
A. J. Richards & Son
$604 29
Almshouse, wood .
8 00
$612 29
REPAIRS :
J. J. Hammett Co., chairs
$52 96
G. W. Beane, repairing furniture
43 00
B. F. Eldredge
41 32
George J. Ries
20 10
Simon Delory .
15 50
Hiram Nadell .
14 00
J. F. & W. H. Cushing
12 69
A. J. Sidelinger
6 92
H. B. Burke
5 00
Smith Premier Typewriter Co.
5 15
Remington Typewriter Co.
3 40
Walworth Mfg. Co.
2 89
Am. Steam Gauge Co.
2 00
Harrington, King & Co. .
1 26
Paul System Co.
1 00
Jenkins Bros.
90
Drew's Express
83
$228 92
WATER RENT
$38 00
Total, High School
$9,355 85
GRAMMAR AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
ATHENS.
INSTRUCTORS :
John D. Whittier
$537 50
Frank M. Rich
430 00
Catherine C. Fogarty
520 00
Pearl Grant
485 00
L. May Chessman .
485 00
Edith H. Fox .
420 00
Mary M. Powers
320 00
Lydia S. Hopkins
300 00
Agnes A. Cheever
240 00
Harriet F. Marshall
180 00
Pauline D. Vernon .
120 00
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.
$4,037 50
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JANITOR :
W. E. Beane .
·
$450 00
W. E. Beane, cleaning
40 00
$490 00
FUEL :
A. J. Richards & Son ·
$543 52
Almshouse, wood .
72 00
$615 52
REPAIRS :
C. H. Chubbuck
$89 08
W. E. Beane . ·
40 66
George J. Reis
27 85
Fuller & Warren Co.
20 85
R. S. Gilmore Building Co.
18 65
Standard Range & Stove Co.
15 60
Thomas F. McCue .
10 32
A. J. Sidelinger
7 47
$230 48
WATER RENT
$25 00
Total, Athens School
$5,398 50
ADAMS.
INSTRUCTOR :
Cora L. Beard
$485 00
JANITOR :
Peter Cavanaugh
$100 00
Peter Cavanaugh, cleaning
5 00
$105 00
FUEL :
A. J. Richards & Son
$41 47
Almshouse, wood .
8 00
$49 47
REPAIRS :
W. F. Sanborn & Co.
$69 51
C. H. Chubbuck
$55 02
George J. Ries
·
18 45
Michael Delory
5 00
WATER RENT
$6 00
Total, Adams School
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$793 45
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$147 98
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JAMES HUMPHREY.
INSTRUCTORS :
Harold E. Beane
$765 00
Galen W. Flanders.
·
120 00
Adeline M. Canterbury
520 00
Gertrude L. Moran.
520 00
Annie A. Fraher
485 00
Annie F. Conroy
485 00
Irene McP. Smith
485 00
Mabel V. Coyne
375 00
A. Loretta Cronin .
300 00
Lottie M. Murphy .
200 00
Margaret E. O'Brien
40 00
$4,295 00
JANITOR :
Thomas Burgoyne .
$500 00
Thomas Burgoyne, cleaning
50 00
$550 00
FUEL :
A. J. Richards & Son
·
$396 68
Almshouse, wood .
40 00
$436 68
REPAIRS :
Walter B. Ross, on boilers
$55 81
B. F. Eldredge
18 62
Thomas Burgoyne, oiling floors
16 00
J. F. & W. H. Cushing
15 79
Jos. Breck & Sons, hose
15 00
Jos. Breck & Sons . .
10 91
George M. Keene
6 00
Oliver E. Peaslee
2 45
Wm. Hall & Co., keys
1 20
Harrington, King & Co., rope .
1 00
E. M. Carter, repairing flag
75
W. P. Denbroeder .
50
Everett Loud .
28
H. K. Cushing's Express.
25
$144 56 $71 00
WATER RENT
Total, James Humphrey School
$5,497 24
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WASHINGTON.
INSTRUCTORS :
Martha J. Hawes
· $495 00
Annie J. McGreevy
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485 00
Theresa B. Conroy .
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485 00
Lizzie G. Hyland
485 00
Susan M. Tracy
285 00
Annie M. Chase
180 00
Katherine McEnroe.
178 75
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