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16 00
Oliver Burrell, street signs
·
65 15
C. I. Brink, street signs .
18 75
F. H. Holmes, posts for signs
13 00
A. T. Stearns Lumber Co., street signs .
11 14
D. Reidy, street signs
9 25
D. Sewall, street signs
8 00
Waldo Turner, street signs
5 50
State Highway repairs
326 00
STEAM ROLLER EXPENSES :
Charles T. Leavitt, fuel .
115 26
A. J. Richards & Son, fuel
26 75
D. H. Reed, fuel .
9 75
Cyrus Patch & Son, fuel
7 20
J. F. Sheppard & Sons, fuel
2 90
Joseph Sherman, fuel
1 00
J. F. & W. H. Cushing, fuel
85
Almshouse, wood
4 50
D. Reidy, repairs
3 50
Everett Loud, repairs .
.
1 50
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·
.
Amount carried forward $1,302 64
.
57
Amount brought forward $1,302 64
1 00
Buffalo Steam Roller Co.
70
Weymouth Water Works
29
William Hayden, engineer
50 62
Charles A. Noren, engineer
49 00
F. L. Burnham, engineer
32 00
Walter B. Staples, engineer
16 00
D. H. Reed
5 62
E. F. Tobin
5 06
STREET WATERING AND OILING :
$134 44
E. S. Wright, watering .
61 10
B. W. Shaw, watering, 1910
116 25
B. W. Shaw, watering, 1911
150 48
Gulf Refining Co., road oil
2,420 81
A. Speare's Sons Co., road oil
664 15
Headley Good Roads Co., road oil . 330 00
Total, miscellaneous . $5,340 16
Total expended Highway account
$26,473 83
APPROPRIATED FOR HIGHWAY REPAIRS AND OILING :
Balance from 1910 . $365 12
Appropriation March 13, 1911 .
12,150 00
Appropriation March 13, 1911, oiling
1,000 00
Street railway tax .
4,539 14
Street railway excise tax
5,365 37
In tax levy for State highways .
326 00
Town of Randolph, valves
.
Ida M. Fogg, sidewalk
15 25
Balance 1910 Street watering account 23 57
Assessed property owners, oiling
2,412 01
Total .
$26,220 46
Expended in excess December 31, 1911
$253 37
NOTE :
Cf the above amount expended, $6,452.50 was for labor and ma- terial for Street watering and oiling.
.
24 00
A. F. Barnes, repairs
George W. Young, watering
58
REMOVING SNOW AND SANDING.
APPROPRIATED FOR REMOVING SNOW :
Balance from 1910 . . $1,637 71
Appropriation March 13, 1911 . 2,000 00
Total
$3,637 71
EXPENDED :
Snow and sanding, Ward One .
$270 13
Snow and sanding, Ward Two 325 99 .
Snow and sanding, Ward Three
·
231 98
Snow and sanding, Ward Four
286 09
Snow and sanding, Ward Five
129 36
D. Reidy, repairs
5 10
Thomas South, repairs
1 25
D. W. Hart, repairs
3 00
W. H, Miner, repairs
10 15
C. J. Polley, repairs
12 50
C. J. Polley, 1 plow
8 00
Everett Loud, shovels
12 00
Total expended
$1,295 55
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1911
$2,342 16
SPECIAL HIGHWAY APPROPRIATIONS.
WORKING PARNELL STREET :
Expended amount from Ward One highway account . ·
$300 00
Appropriation March 13, 1911 .
300 00
WORKING ROSEMONT ROAD :
Expended amount from Ward One highway account .
$200 00
Appropriation March 13, 1911
200 00
SIDEWALK AND CURB, LOVELLS CORNER :
Joseph Zeoli & Sons
$151 00
P. A. Gallant, carting curbing 5 75
Labor, from Ward 4 highway account 50 00
Total .
$206 75
Appropriation March 13, 1911
200 00
Expended in excess Dec. 31, 1911
$6 75
59
WORKING PILGRIM ROAD :
Balance from 1910 unexpended
$30 64
SETTING CURB-STONES : Joseph Zeoli & Sons
$187 30
No appropriation.
(Of the above amount, $166.25 is to be refunded by the Weymouth Heights Improvement Society.)
NOTE :
On all highway work, the sums set against the names (except car- penters, engineers and masons), represent their earnings as follows: Foremen $2.50 per day, laborers $2.25 per day, and for horses $1.75 per day; for removal of snow and sanding sidewalks, the rate for men was same as above, and for horses $2 per day for snow work, and $1.75 per day for sanding; eight hours constituting a day.
Bridges.
Trustees Fore River bridge
$200 00
Trustees Hingham and Weymouth
bridge ·
420 00
Total expended $620 00
APPROPRIATED FOR BRIDGES :
Balance from 1910 . .
.
.
$705 00
Expended . .
620 00
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1911
$85 00
Public Parks.
Jeremiah Coffey, labor
.
.
. $10 68
Jeremiah Delorey, labor . .
10 00
Total expended $20 68
APPROPRIATED FOR PUBLIC PARKS :
Balance from 1910
$75 40
Appropriation March 13, 1911
50 00
Total .
$125 40
Expended .
20 68
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1911
$104 72
60
Preservation of Shade Trees.
August Ducker, labor
.
.
$80 74
H. W. Perry, labor
82 14
James Quinn, labor
35
T. Raymond, labor and team
3 00
Joseph Breck & Sons, ladder, etc.
11 59
H. C. Jesseman, supplies
: 21
E. H. Higgins, saw .
25
A. W. Baker's Express
1 00
F. W. Stewart, rope .
57
Merrimac Chemical Co., arsenate lead .
252 81
From moth account, labor spraying trees
207 65
Total expended
$647 31
APPROPRIATED FOR PRESERVATION SHADE TREES :
Balance from 1910
$18 40
Appropriation March 13, 1911
.
600 00
Received from School Department
15 00
Received from Weymouth Light &
Power Co. .
10 70
Received from South Weymouth Im-
provement Association 8 00 ·
Received from P. T. Reawa
2 50
Total .
$654 60
Expended
647 31
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1911
$7 29
Suppression of Gypsy and Brown Tail Moths.
LABOR :
Merritt, C. L., Superintendent
$632 50
Cushing, Roy
4 50
Ducker, August
424 85
Hayes, John
334 83
Hocking, F. W.
90 69
Holmes, Victor
33 75
Hurley, Simon'
6 75
Merchant, C. B.
445 09
Perry, H. W.
442 84
.
Amount carried forward $2,415 80
61
Amonnt brought forward $2,415 80
Richmond, S. B.
445 07
Schleiff, Frank
99 13
Shaw, A. J. .
448 46
Stoddard, F.
9 00
Thompson, George
6 75
Total expended for labor
$3,424 21
Less charged to preservation of trees account 207 65
Balance for labor
$3,216 56
SUNDRY EXPENSES :
Merrimac Chemical Co .. arsenate lead $266 16
D. F. Munroe Co., burlap 33 87
Collins Hardware Co., tin 18 00
Samuel Cabot, Inc., creosote
16 68
M. P. Sprague, supplies .
13 15
H. C. Jesseman, supplies .
11 30
J. O. Hollis, supplies
10 65
F. W. Stewart, supplies .
9 04
Gazette Publishing Co., supplies
8 50
C. L. Merritt, supplies .
8 22
M. R. Loud & Co., supplies
7 45
L. F. Bates Co., supplies .
4 50
George J. Ries, supplies
4 20
Thomas South, supplies .
3 50
Percy L. Bicknell, supplies
3 00
Joseph Breck & Sons, supplies
2 75
Boston Bamboo Co., supplies
90
A. J. Sidelinger, supplies
90
Everett Loud, supplies
70
Fitzhenry-Guptil Co., nozzle
12 50
Boston Coupling Co. ·
6 65
A. W. Baker's Express, 1908 to 1910
14 67
Express and freight, 1911
.
12 07
A. S. Marsh, team hire
3 50
B. W. Shaw, team for spraying
151 16
A. W. B. Richardson, storage sprayer
8 00
W. M. Tirrell, mailing notices
30 00
C. B. Merchant, clerical work 48 38
N. E. Telephone & Telegraph Co.
9 71
Total expended
$3,936 67
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.
62
APPROPRIATED FOR SUPPRESSION OF MOTHS :
Balance from 1910
$303 13
Appropriation March 13, 1911 3,200 00
Appropriation for deficiencies 380 43 ·
Received from Tax Collector 52 15
Received from State Treasurer 75 17
C. L. Merritt, arsenate lead
19 28
Assessed property owners 1911
1,572 73
Total . Expended
$5,602 89
3,936 67
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1911
$1,666 22
NOTE :
The rate paid for labor in the Moth Department was $2.50 per day to the superintendent, and $2.25 per day to others.
Street Records Indexing.
Balance from 1910 unexpended . $75 00
Surveying and Plotting Town.
Russell H. Whiting, surveyor $2,352 53
Russell H. Whiting, supplies
262 68
Total expended $2,615 21
APPROPRIATED FOR SURVEYING AND PLOTTING :
Balance from 1910
$464 66
Appropriation March 13, 1911
2,500 00
Blue prints sold
33 00
Total
$2,997 66
Expended .
2,615 21
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1911
$382 45
Pump at Lovells Corner.
Appropriation from 1910
c
$30 00
Ames Implement Co., pump 0
11 55
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1911
$18 45
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Fire Department.
WARD ONE.
D. A. Jones, engineer .
$26 00
HOSE ONE :
Marcus L. Keene, steward 25 00
A. J. Smith, steward
25 00
Henry K. Barnes Co.
24 50
J. W. Bartlett & Co., supplies
8 46
David Ford, hauling hose carriage
5 00
Smith & Stiles
1 00
H. K. Cushing's Express
1 25
Clement's Express .
1 15
Electric lighting
30 25
A. J. Richards & Son, coal
20 20
Almshouse, wood and carting coal
14 00
Water rent
6 00
$187 81
HOSE SEVEN :
Wallace B. Bicknell, steward
$25 00
Peter Davison, steward
·
25 00
George J. Ries, repairs.
16 27
W. J. Sladen, supplies
1 90
Electric lighting
10 85
A. J. Richards & Son, coal
18 52
Almshouse, wood and carting coal
12 00
Water rent
6 00
$115 54
E. S. BEALS HOOK AND LADDER CO. : Nathan Q. Cushing, steward ·
$25 00
WARD Two.
John Q. Hunt, engineer
$26 00
HOSE Two :
Fred W. Barter, steward 4
25 00
Jabez Marchant, steward
25 00
J. F. Damon, repairs
·
36 45
Henry K. Barnes Co.
26 12
George M. Keene, repairs, etc. 23 79
A. R. Sherman, spray
7 00
F. L. Young & Kimball, supplies
6 65
.
Amount carried forward $176 01
64
Amount brought forward $176 01
A. J. Osgood, care steamer
5 05
W. L. Hunt, care steamer
4 20
A. F. Sherman, supplies .
4 90
Everett Loud, supplies
4 85
Fred W. Barter, repairs .
2 70
John Q. Hunt, couplings
2 40
T. E. Burrell, posting notices
2 00
Oliver E. Peaslee, keys
1 50
J. H. Murray, repairs
1 50
H. K. Cushing's Express
5 34
Adams Express
30
Electric lighting
44 60
A. J. Richards & Son, coal
51 87
J. F. & W. H. Cushing, steamer coal
15 00
Almshouse, wood and carting coal .
13 00
Water rent
6 00
$341 22
EUREKA HOOK AND LADDER Co. :
Joseph Kennedy, steward $2500
WARD THREE.
J. Rupert Walsh, engineer . HOSE THREE :
$26 00
Herbert F. Pray, steward
50 00
J. Otis Hollis, care steamer
7 50
J. Otis Hollis, repairs
3 00
G. F. Curtis, repairs
14 00
Rhines Lumber Co., repairs
: 13
Thomas South, repairs
7 75
Andrew F. Burrell, repairs
3 47
L. F. Bates Co., supplies
3 84
E. W. Hunt, supplies
1 95
J. S. Bacon & Son, supplies
1 14
J. Q. Hunt, couplings
90
A. W. Baker, express .
15
H. P. Coyle, care vault
10 00
Electric lighting
34 39
A. J. Richards & Son, coal
49 80
J. F. & W. H. Cushing, steamer coal Almshouse, wood and carting coal 11 50
15 00
Water rent
6 00
$254 52
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.
65
HARDSCRABBLE HOOK AND LADDER CO. :
Edward T. Ryan, steward $25 00
WARD FOUR.
Walter W. Pratt, engineer . $26 00
HOSE FOUR :
Thomas F. Moore, steward
50 00
M. P. Sprague, supplies . 16 17 .
H. K. Barnes Co., supplies
7 98
Boston Branch Grocery, supplies
2 35
M. R. Loud & Co., repairs
8 15
H. K. Cushing's Express
85
Electric lighting
18 95
A. J. Richards & Son, coal -
29 87
Almshouse, wood and carting coal
17 50
Water rent
6 00
$183 82
HOSE SIX :
A. P. Poole, steward
$25 00
Stephen French, steward
25 00
W. W. Pratt, supplies
15 60
H. K. Barnes Co.
11 93
G. F. Maynard, hauling hose wagon, etc.
9 75
A. R. Sherman, spray
.
4 50
F. B. Reed, repairs
1 00
W. H. Farrar, repairs
75
F. L. Yonng & Kimball, polish
75
H. K. Cushing's Express
85
Electric lighting
13 85
A. J. Richards & Son, coal
30 73
Almshouse, wood and carting coal
50
Water rent
6 00
$155 21
WARD FIVE.
Matthew O'Dowd, engineer
$26 00
HOSE FIVE :
L. J. Brennan, steward
50 00
H. K. Barnes Co. .
33 03
Amount carried forward $109 03
66
Amount borught forward $109 03
W. F. Ripley, varnishing chemical .
25 00
Charles J. Polley, repairs
12 50
C. W. Stone, repairs ·
.
8 50
M. R. Loud & Co., repairs
7 44
Thomas F. Brady, labor .
4 00
Fred W. Barter, repairing hose
2 10
W. H. Miner, repairs
1 75
M. Leary, hauling chemical
1 00
J. Q. Hunt, couplings
90
Knight & Thomas, repairs
85
H. C. Jesseman, supplies
15 18
Gordon Willis, supplies .
6 98
E. P. Shaw, supplies
2 05
J. Frank Young, supplies
1 50
A. F. Clapp, supplies
80
Lowell & Co.'s Express
.
11 65
Electric lighting
37 90
A. J. Richards & Son, coal
29 90
Almshouse, wood and carting coal
9 50
Water rent
6 00
$294 53
GEORGE W. BATES HOOK AND LADDER CO. :
Thomas F. Brady, steward $25 00
CHEMICAL EXTINGUISHER :
L. J. Brennan, steward . $25 00
MISCELLANEOUS :
Walter W. Pratt, clerk .
$25 00
Walter W. Pratt, expenses
1 75
H. K. Barnes Co., 1000 ft. hose
600 00
A. S. Marsh, team .
4 00
H. D. Tisdale, team
1 00
Drew's Express
50
Telephone for engineer
2 60
Firemen's poll-taxes remitted, old 8 00
Firemen's services, 164 men at $12 . 1,968 00
Firemen's services, 14 men
77 00
.
.
$2,687 85
.
67
FIRE ALARM :
C. F. Coolidge, care
$300 00
C. F. Coolide, changing wires, etc ..
61 00
W. H. Gallison Co. 94 67
Pettingell-Andrews Co. . 34 53
27 50
The Gamewell Co.
.
15 00
Wetmore-Savage Co.
12 64
Jabez Marchant, painting
2 00
George J. Ries
1 77
Everett Loud
1 12
N. E. Telephone & Telegraph Co.
22 34
George W. Young, team hire
·
107 50
H. K. Cushing's Express
3 75
$683 82
Less for installing fire alarm box,
special appropriation . ·
150 00
Balance
$533 82
SERVICES OF MEN AT FIRES :
John Wolfe, clerk .
$75 60
F. A. Wolfe, clerk
39 60
John A. Carter, clerk
42 45
W. J. Sladen, clerk
36 30
H. E. Billings, clerk
103 65
C. E. Dunbar, clerk
119 85
G. M. Keene, clerk
87 60
D. McCarthy, clerk
15 75
J. R. Bacon, clerk .
12 60
W. S. Our, clerk
9 90
F. E. Hyland, clerk
12 90
A. P. Poole, clerk .
194 20
R. Halloran, clerk .
128 10
J. Leahy, clerk
169 95
Matthew O'Dowd, engineer
64 05 .
W. B. Loud, clerk .
269 55
$1,382 05
HORSES AT FIRES :
David Ford
$60 00
Solomon Ford
·
40 00
Clement's Express
.
5 00
Amount carried forward
$105 00
Weymouth Light & Power Co.
.
68
Amount brought forward
$105 00
W. J. Sladen
52 50
J. F. & W. H. Cushing
217 50
John H. Thompson
70 00
G. M. Keene .
5 50
A. W. Baker .
83 00
C. W. Rogers
5 00
Russell B. Worster
3 00
N. R. Ells
61 00
George F. Maynard
71 00
W. W. Pratt
9 00
Wilton A. Loud
5 00
H. D. Tisdale
2 00
A: S. Marsh .
120 00
Edgar S. Wright
103 00
H. C. Jesseman
7 50
A. F. Clapp .
5 00
M. Leary
5 00
D. F. Daley
2 00
Charles H. Leary
2 50
$934 50
Total, miscellaneous
$5,538 22
APPROPRIATED FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT :
Balance from 1910
$223 56
Appropriation March 13, 1911
6,700 00
Appropriation for deficiencies
300 00
W. W. Pratt, for hall rent
9 00
W. W. Pratt, shaft
3 00
M. O'Dowd, for hall rent
4 00
M. O'Dowd, stove and hose
3 30
John Q. Hunt, old hose
12 50
Old stove, Ward Two
5 00
F. A. Spear, damages to fire alarm .
2 50
F. L. Young & Kimball, check can- celled
3 95
Total appropriation $7,266 81
SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES :
Hose One
$187 81
Hose Seven
115 54
E. S. Beals H. & L. Truck
25 00
Amounts carried forward
$328 35
$7,266 81
.
· .
.
69
Amounts brought forward
$328 35
$7,266 81
Hose Two
341 22
Eureka H. & L. Truck
25 00
Hose Three
254 52
Hardscrabble H. & L. Truck
25 00
Hose Four
183 82
Hose Six
155 21
Hose Five
294 53
George W. Bates H. & L. Truck
25 00
Chemical Extinguisher
25 00
Miscellaneous
5,538 22
Total expended
$7,195 87
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1911 ·
$70 94
FIRE ALARM BOX, NEAR WESSAGUSSETT ROAD :
Expended, from Fire Department
$150 00
Appropriation, March 13, 1911 ·
150 00
Police Department.
Thomas Fitzgerald, chief
$891 25
Patrick Butler, inspector
.
$1,712 50
WARD ONE :
George W. Nash
$821 25
Thomas H. Powers
34 50
Isaac H. Walker
24 75
Nelson B. Gladwin
6 00
Albert M. Newcomb
6 00
$892 50
WARD Two :
Arthur H. Pratt
$821 25
Lawrence E. Schofield
123 50
James Maguire
30 25
Fred L. Glover
3 00
WARD THREE :
John D. Walsh
.
$821 25
Charles B. Trask
.
.
131 25
George W. Smith
.
18 75
John F. Condrick
3 00
William H. Trask
3 00
$977 25
Amount carried forward
$4,560 25
.
·
.
.
$978 00
·
821 25
.
.
70
Amount brought forward
WARD FOUR :
John L. Maynard
$9 25
George B. Bayley
.
7 00
Willie F. Tirrell ·
·
.
6 00
James L. Brennan . ·
3 00
Albert J. Osgood
3 00
WARD FIVE :
Elbert Ford
$821 25
Charles H. Holbrook
26 25
John L. Maynard .
13 50
Albert J. Osgood
3 00
Lawrence J. Brennan
3 00
George W. Conant
3 00
Willie B. Loud
3 00
John W. Vinson
3 00
Charles N. Turner
3 00
$879 00
MISCELLANEOUS :
N. E. Telephone & Telegraph Co.
$147 97
W. B. Hollis & Son, team hire
6 00
A. S. Marsh, team hire
2 50
J. C. Fraser, M. D.
5 00
V. M. Tirrell, M. D.
3 50
E. N. Mayberry, M. D. .
1 50
C. H. Holbrook, watching prisoner
2 25
William N. Marden, court fees
2 45
George W. Nash, court fees 2 20
John D. Walsh, court fees
1 75
Thomas Fitzgerald, court fees
30
Patrick Butler, court fees
30
City of Quincy, prisoners at lock-up
20
LOCK-UPS :
WARD ONE :
Isaac H. Walker, care
$25 00
Isaac H. Walker, food for prisoners 26 50
Electric lighting 12 60
A. J. Richards & Son, coal
5 95
Almshouse, carting coal .
.
1 00
Water rent
6 00
$77 05
Amount carried forward
$5,732 47
.
$4,560 25
$28 25
.
·
.
$187 92
71 .
Amount brought forward
WARD TWO :
Arthur H. Pratt, care
$18 75
Arthur H. Pratt, food for prisoners .
11 75
W. H. Farrar, repairs
8 27
Everett Loud, pails
63
Electric lighting
18 74
Almshouse, carting coal .
3 00
$73 14
WARD THREE :
S. B. Richmond, care
$25 00
S. B. Richmond, food for prisoners 13 50
S. B. Richmond, laundry
50
E. T. Barnum, 4 lattice jail cells
323 25
John Lyons, labor and stock
12 75
John D. Walsh, labor
7 68
F. W. Stewart, paint, bronze, etc.
3 00
A. W. Baker, carting cells
3 00
Electric lighting
12 61
A. J. Richards & Son, coal
·
2 00
Almshouse, carting coal .
6 00
Water rent
$543 70
WARD FIVE :
$25 00
C. H. Holbrook, food for prisoners
17 25
C. H. Holbrook, laundry, etc.
1 15
Electric lighting
12 15
A. J. Richards & Son, coal 19 12
Almshouse, wood and carting coal
9 50
Water rent
$90 17
Total expended
$6,439 48
APPROPRIATED FOR POLICE DEPARTMENT :
Balance from 1910 . $1,093 33
Appropriation March 13, 1911 5,800 00 ·
Superior Court, fees and fines 636 78
E. Norfolk Court, fees and fines
160 00
Total .
$7,690 11
Expended
6,439 48
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1911
$1,250 63
·
.
12 00
A. J. Richards & Son, coal
.
122 41
H. M. Sulis, shades
·
12 00
C. H. Holbrook, care
6 00
$5,732 47
72
Health Department.
George E. Emerson, M. D., services
$100 00
Nelson B. Gladwin, services 135 00
John S. Williams, services .
107 00
John S. Williams, disinfecting
102 00~
F. L. Doucett, M. D., disinfecting
26 00
L. W. Horne, M. D., disinfecting
4 00
A. W. Page, labor
·
11 50
A. T. Leavitt, labor .
2 25
P. V. McNamara, delivering notices
4 00
John D. Walsh, signs
7 00
Gazette Publishing Co.
10 50
W. B. Hollis & Son, team hire
37 50
A. S Marsh, team hire
12 00
George W. Young, team hire
5 50
Adams Express
1 00
Hiram Nadell, burying animals
8 00
Henry Cushing, burying animals
3 00
B. W. Shaw, burying animals
3 00
A. T. Leavitt, burying animals
1 00
N. E. Telephone & Telegraph Co.
18 31
H. A. Richards, use of dump
.
15 00
J. Record, use of dump
5 00
Weymouth Hospital
.
102 90
Cambridge Hospital
53 57
State Sanitorium
36 57
Brookline Hospital
12 00
Total expended
$823 60
APPROPRIATED FOR HEALTH DEPARTMENT :
Balance from 1910
$427 98
Appropriation March 13, 1911 500 00
Total .
$927 98
Expended
823 60
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1911
$104 38
Miscellaneous Account.
Albert P. Worthen, Town Counsel, services apportionment Metropolitan Park expenses $1,000 00
Barrows & Breed, services apportion- ment Charles River Basin cost 208 64
Amount carried forward $1,208 64
.
·
.
.
73
Amount brought forward $1,208 64
A. P. Worthen, witness fees, Brady vs. Weymouth 14 00
Bradford Hawes, witness fees, Brady vs. Weymouth 24 50
A. F. Barnes, witness fees, Cook vs. Weymouth 42 00
W. Wragg, deputy sheriff, Cook vs. Weymonth .
10 25
Mary F. Nash, damage to fence . .
10 00
A. W. Cook, photographs for court 6 00
George B. Bayley, inspector licensed slaughter houses 222 50
F. W. Loud, inspector of animals
226 25
W. M. Tirrell, Tax Collector, land sales for taxes, etc. 75 05
E. L. Burdakin, list of deeds
65 00
J. R. McCoole, probate abstracts
25 00
Russell H. Whiting, civil engineer
268 32
E. Harrington & Co., civil engineers
45 15
Quincy Reed, civil engineer 11 00
North Weymouth Cemetery Association, care soldiers' monument and grounds 30 00
B. N. Rice, envelopes and postage 72 48
Burroughs Adding Machine Co. .
369 43
Thorp & Martin, collector's books
23 00
Barry, Beale & Co., assessors' books
24 75
Adams, Cushing & Foster, book
10 25
H. M. Meek Co., birth return books
7 50
Hobbs & Warren, stationery
21 15
C. H. Lovell, stationery
19 45
Macey Co., cards 16 00
H. C. Dimond & Co., rubber stamps 3 39
S. Cohen, stationery . ·
2 80
George H. Hunt & Co., stationery
1 80
Bradford Hawes, map
1 50
George B. Bayley, scales
1 25
Henry S. Doane, street numbering
25 00
R. F. Poole, selling Thomas schoolhouse
10 00
C. B. Cushing, car fares 5 20
George C. Torrey, postage
·
1 10
Frank H. Torrey, expenses
5 00
Warren T. Simpson, expenses
3 10
John F. Dwyer, expenses .
1 00
N. B. Peare, posting warrants
5 00
Isaac H. Walker, serving notices
8 60
.
·
Amount carried forward $2,922 41
74
Amount brought forward $2,922 41
Fred L. Richards, serving notices 4 00
George B. Bayley, serving notices 4 00
Elbert Ford, serving notices 2 25
D. J. Sampson, delivering town reports 6 00
F. H. Holmes, delivering town reports 14 50
W. B. Hollis & Son, delivering town reports . 8 00
G. F. Maynard, delivering town reports 6 00
A. S. Marsh, delivering town reports . 8 00
6 00
W. P. Hersey, delivering poll-tax books W. Turner, delivering poll-tax books . A. S. Marsh, delivering poll-tax books Isaac H. Walker, enforcing dog law
6 00
Patrick Butler, enforcing dog law 25 00
Thomas Fitzgerald, enforcing dog law
12 65
George B. Bayley, enforcing dog law .
32 25
George L. Newton, expenses
34 45 -
Willard J. Dunbar, expenses
20 08
Edward W. Hunt, expenses
21 50
Bradford Hawes, expenses .
35 00
A. Francis Barnes, expenses
4 00
R. B. Worster, light committee
1 20
W. W. Pratt, light committee
20
M. O'Dowd, light committee
1 60
F. W. Loud, burying animals
19 00
R. Schofield, burying animals G. B. Bayley, burying animals Elbert Ford, burying animals
2 00
A. F. Bennett, burying animal Patrick Ryan, burying animal
1 00
A. S. Marsh, team hire
11 00
W. B. Hollis & Son, team hire
10 00
G. W. Young, team bire
7 00
H. K. Cushing's Express .
70
Adams Express .
40
Drew's Express .
25
C. F. Gettemy, certifying town notes
66 00
C. B. Cushing, preparing report for Bureau of Statistics
50 00
N. E. Telephone & Telegraph Co.
58 40
ASSESSORS' MEETINGS WITH REGISTRARS :
F. H. Torrey, 14 meetings . 30. 00
Waldo Turner, 19 meetings .
36 00
John F. Dwyer, 12 meetings . . 25 00
Amount carried forward $3,532 84
1
17 00
3 00
1 00
.
8 00
11 00
75
Amount brought forward $3,532 84
Gilman B. Loud, 6 meetings £ 13 00 ·
George C. Torrey, 6 meetings . · 13 00
Warren T. Simpson, 5 meetings 11 00
JANITORS FOR REGISTRARS :
M. L. Keene . . 1 00
A. J. Smith
2 00
Fred W. Barter
1 00
Jabez Marchant
2 00
Herbert F. Pray
3 00
Stephen French
1 00
Thomas F. Moore
2 00
L. J. Brennan
3 00
RETURNING BIRTHS :
Joseph Chase, Jr., M. D., 8 at .25 . 2 00
F. L. Doucett, M. D., 38 at .25 9 50
J. C. Fraser, M. D., 32 at .25 8 00
G. D. Bullock, M. D., 37 at .25
9 25
E. N. Mayberry, M. D., 22 at .25
5 50
W. J. Middleton, M. D., 10 at .25 .
2 50
R. B. Rand, M. D., 2 at .25 . 50
W. H. Greeley, M. D., 1 at .25 25
Thomas F. Ash, M. D., 1 at .25 .
25
F. G. Wheatley, M. D., 1 at .25
25
RETURNING DEATHS :
Willard J. Dunbar, 71 at .25 17 75
Henry M. Ford, 61 at .25 15 25
C. L. Rice & Son, 24 at .25
6 00
G. S. Mansfield, Agent, 3 at .25
75
John A. Raymond, Town Clerk, collecting, recording, indexing :
115 marriages at .20 $23 00
267 births at .50 . 133 50
3 births at .25 ·
75
224 deaths at .20 . 44 80
9 deaths at .25 . 2 25
3 deaths at .50 . 1 50
195 burial permits at . 10 19 50
Postage, etc.
8 04
233 34
Total expended
$3,895 93
76
Amount brought forward
$3,895 93
APPROPRIATED FOR MISCELLANEOUS ACCOUNT :
Appropriation March 13, 1911 . $3,000 00
Appropriation for deficiencies 556 46 ·
A. F. Barnes, fees refunded 10 50 .
Total .
3,566 96
Expended in excess Dec. 31, 1911
$328 97
State, Town and Primary Election Expenses.
Louis A. Cook, Moderator . _$10 00
PRECINCT ONE :
Frank A. Richards, warden .
13 00
H. A. Newton, clerk 5 00
Joseph E. Lane, clerk
3 00
J. A. Holbrook, clerk and inspector
13 00
George Ruggles, inspector
13 00
W. E. Beane, inspector and deputy
6 50
Joshua H. Shaw, inspector .
13 00
C. H. Williams, inspector and deputy
8 00
Ancil Burrell, inspector
8 00
Isaac H. Walker, ballot-box officer
13 00
George W. Nash, constable
8 00
David Dunbar, deputy warden
3 00
T. B. Seabury, deputy inspector
4 50
T. F. McCue, deputy inspector
1 50
PRECINCT TWO :
Melzar S. Burrell, warden
13 00
Leavitt W. Bates, clerk .
13 00
Charles A. Spear, inspector
13 00
James Knox, Jr., inspector
13 00
Frank K. Raymond, inspector
13 00
Charles W. Rice, inspector
8 00
Burgess H. Spinney, inspector
5 00
Arthur H. Pratt, ballot-box officer
13 00
A. J. Osgood, constable .
5 00
C. J. McMorrow, constable
3 00
Michael H. Coffey, deputy warden
3 00
Fred N. Bates, deputy clerk
3 00
George S. Simmons, deputy inspector 3 00
J. L. Lincoln, deputy inspector
4 50
Amount carried forward $235 00
77
Amount brought forward $235 00
PRECINCT THREE :
William S. Wallace, warden
13 00
Jacob Dexheimer, clerk .
13 00
Timothy F. White, inspector
13 00
James A. Pray, inspector
13 00
Walter J. Geisler, inspector
5 00
J. Rupert Walsh, inspector
13 00
Fred L. Richards, inspector
8 00
John D. Walsh, ballot-box officer
13 00
Thomas Fitzgerald, constable .
8 00
George P. Niles, deputy warden
4 50
Mark J. Garrity, deputy clerk
4 50
Howard Richards, deputy inspector
.
4 50
Charles Dwyer, deputy inspector
4 50
Fred A. Sulis, deputy inspector
3 00
Carlton Drown, deputy inspector ·
1 50
PRECINCT FOUR :
Thomas H. Melville, warden
8 00
Charles H. Kelley, warden and deputy
8 00
Elbridge B. Nash, clerk .
5 00
C. Arthur Loud, clerk
8 00
John F. Kennedy, inspector
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