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Burditt & Williams Co., steel tape
9 56
Remington Typewriter Co.
2 40
Waldo Turner, frame for plans
2 25
W. W. W., pipe
79
C. E. Wilson, patrolling smelt brook
63 00
P. J. Hyland, patrolling smelt brook
51 75
F. W. Stewart, smelt net
1 15
C. B. Cushing, carfares
.
5.30
Edward I. Loud, expenses
17 30
Warren T. Simpson, expenses
16 20
Frank H. Torrey, postage, etc.
12 90
Waldo Turner, expenses
8 00
John F. Dwyer, expenses
4 70
Postage for Assessors
2 16
Isaac H. Walker, serving notices
5 00
.
Amount carried forward $2,017 43
2 00
C. B. Cushing, pen
E. Nash Drug Co., capsules
79
Amount brought forward $2,017 43
George B. Bayley, serving notices 4 00
Patrick Butler, serving notices .
3 00
D. J. Sampson, delivering town re- ports 6 00
F. H. Holmes, delivering town re-
ports .
14 25
W. B. Hollis & Son, delivering town reports . 8 00 .
S. A. Maynard, delivering town re-
ports
6 00
A. S. Marsh, delivering town reports . 8 00
W. B. Hersey, delivering poll-tax
books
6 00
Waldo Turner, delivering poll-tax
books
8 00
J. F. Dwyer, delivering poll-tax books 7 00
E. I. Loud, delivering poll-tax books .
4 80
Isaac H. Walker, enforcing dog law .
10 00
Arthur H. Pratt, enforcing dog law ·
25 00
Thomas Fitzgerald, enforcing law
dog
12 65
George B. Bayley, enforcing dog law . 40 25
George L. Newton, expenses
26 25
Willard J. Dunbar, expenses .
16 20
Edward W. Hunt, expenses
21 00
Bradford Hawes, expenses
12 50
Henry E. Hanley, expenses
20 00
A. Francis Barnes, expenses
5 25
F. W. Loud, burying animals
20 65
W. F. Hall, burying animals
4 00
Robert Schofield, burying animals
2 00
George Butler, burying animals .
2 00
Isaac H. Walker, burying animal Elbert Ford, burying animal
1 00
George W. Young, team hire
84 50
W. B. Hollis & Son, auto hire
43 00
Percy L. Bicknell, auto hire
25 00
A. S. Marsh, team hire
12 00
Waldo Turner, auto hire
5 00
Adams Express
2 05
Clements Auto Express
30
H. K. Cushing's Express
20
C. F. Gettemy, certifying town notes . 87 00
N. E. Telephone & Telegraph Co.
57 43
·
·
1 00
Amount carried forward $2,628 71
80
Amount brought forward $2,628 71 ASSESSORS' MEETINGS WITH REGISTRARS :
F. H. Torrey, 9 meetings 19 00
Waldo Turner, 19 meetings 40 00
John F. Dwyer, 25 meetings 52 00
Edward I. Loud, 14 meetings . 30 00
Warren T. Simpson, 4 meetings 9 00
JANITORS FOR REGISTRARS :
A. J. Smith 3 00
Everett D. Richards 3 00
Herbert F. Pray 3 00
T. F. Moore .
2 00
J. C. Stever ·
1 00
L. J. Brennan
3 00
RETURNING BIRTHS :
J. C. Fraser, M. D., 60 at .25 15 00
F. L. Doucett, M. D., 34 at .25 8.50
W. A. Drake, M. D., 28 at .25 7 00
G. D. Bullock, M. D., 21 at .25
5 25
E. N. Mayberry, M. D., 21 at 25
5 25
G. E. Emerson, M. D., 17 at .25 4 25
Joseph Chase, Jr., M. D., 14 at .25 3 50
W. J. Middleton, M. D., 8 at .25 2 00
J. J. Cosgrove, M. D., 4 at .25 1 00
RETURNING DEATHS :
Willard J. Dunbar, 77 at .25 18 00
C. L. Rice & Son, 18 at .25 4 50 .
Daniel H. Clancy, 11 at .25 2 75
G. E. Mansfield, agent, 2 at .25
50
John A. Raymond, Town Clerk, col- lecting, recording and indexing :
150 marriages at . 20 . $30 00
264 births at .50 . 132 00
188 deaths at .20 37 60 .
11 deaths at .25 ·
2 75
7 deaths at .50 3 50
177 burial permits at . 10 . 17 70
Postage, etc. .
7 10
230 65
Total expended
$3,101 86
81
APPROPRIATED FOR MISCELLANEOUS ACCOUNT :
Balance from 1912
$702 73
Appropriation March 10, 1913 3,000 00
O. C. Gas Co., ¿ drainage right 37 50
I. H. Walker, refunded. .
1 25
Ink sold
75
Total appropriation
.
$3,742 23
Expended .
3,101 86
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1913
$640 37
State, Town and Primary Election Expenses.
Louis A. Cook, Moderator. $10 00
PRECINCT ONE :
Frank A. Richards, warden $15 00
J. A. Holbrook, clerk and inspector 15 00
C. H. Williams, clerk and inspector . 15 00
Edward Brown, clerk
5 00
George Ruggles, inspector
15 00
Wilson E. Beane, inspector
.
10 00
Harry B. Lovell, inspector
5 00
J. H. Shaw, inspector and deputy
8 00
E. P. Murphy, inspector and deputy Isaac H. Walker, ballot-box officer .
15 00
George W. Nash, constable
.
9 00
David Dunbar, deputy warden
4 50
W. M. Tyler, deputy inspector .
3 00
PRECINCT TWO :
Melzar S. Burrell, warden
15 00
Leavitt W. Bates, clerk . 15 00 .
James Knox, Jr., inspector
15 00
Charles A. Spear, inspector
10 00
Frank K. Raymond, inspector
10 00
George A. McGowan, inspector
5 00
Wallace D. Cowing, inspector
5 00
G. S. Simmons, inspector and deputy
11 50
F. N. Bates, inspector and deputy
.
8 00
Arthur H. Pratt, ballot-box officer
15 00
Albert J. Osgood, constable
9 00
Michael H. Coffey, deputy warden
4 50
James L. Lincoln, deputy inspector Joseph E. Delorey, deputy inspector
3 00
3 00
Amount carried forward
$265 00
.
6 50
82
Amounts brought forward $265 00
PRECINCT THREE :
William S. Wallace, warden 15 00
Jacob Dexheimer, clerk . 15 00
Timothy F. White, inspector 15 00
James A. Pray, inspector
15 00
Fred L. Richards, inspector 15 00
J. Rupert Walsh, inspector
15 00
John D. Walsh, ballot-box officer
15 00
Thomas Fitzgerald, constable .
9 00
George P. Niles, deputy warden
3 00
Mark J. Garrity, deputy clerk
4 50
Howard Richards, deputy inspector
4 50
Charles Dwyer, deputy inspector 4 50
Carlton Drown, deputy inspector 4 50
F. A. Sulis, deputy inspector . .
3 00
PRECINCT FOUR :
Thomas H. Melville, warden 15 00
Thomas V. Nash, clerk 5 00 ·
Elbridge B. Nash, clerk .
5 00
Arthur B. Nash, clerk and deputy 6 50
John F Kennedy, inspector 15 00
John W. Seabury, inspector
15 00
Edward W. Howley, inspector
15 00
Howard V. Pratt, inspector
5 00
Harry D. Tisdale, inspector
5 00
C. H. Lovell, inspector and deputy .
6 50
George B. Bayley, ballot-box officer
15 00
Willie F. Tirrell, constable
9 00
John L. Kelley, deputy warden
4 50
J. T. Campbell, deputy inspector 4 50
Thomas F. Moore, deputy inspector 4 50
PRECINCT FIVE :
Ralph P. Burrell, warden
10 00
Otis B. Torrey, warden . 5 00 .
John F. Welch, clerk
15 00
George R. Bowker, inspector
15 00
Matthew O'Dowd, inspector
15 00
D. Frank Daly, inspector 15 00
George R. Sellers, inspector .
5 00
Joseph W. Kohler, inspector 5 00
F. M. Fernald, inspector and deputy 6 50
Elbert Ford, ballot-box officer
15 00
Amount carried forward
$640 00
83
Amount brought forward $640 00
Charles C. Tinkham, constable 9 00
John J. Santry, deputy clerk . 4 50
F. W. Belcher, deputy inspector 4 50
P. J. Welch, deputy inspector 3 00
M. J. Cullinane, deputy inspector
3 00
PRECINCT SIX :
Clayton B. Merchant, warden 15 00
B. J. Smith, clerk . 15 00
Edward F. Cullen, inspector
15 00
Arthur M. Hawes, inspector
15 00
Arthur L. Blanchard, inspector
15 00
Thomas H. Noonan, inspector 10 00
R. McIntosh, inspector and deputy 8 00
Patrick Butler, ballot-box officer 15 00
Lawrence E. Schofield, constable 00
Horace M. Randall, deputy warden
4 50
George D. Bagley ,deputy inspector J. Q. B. Goodspeed, deputy in- spector
3 00
Daniel Reidy, Jr., deputy inspector . 1 50
MISCELLANEOUS :
Crescent Lodge Hall Association 30 00
A. J. Smith, janitor and labor 24 00
H. E. Raymond, labor on booths 9 60
E. D. Richards, janitor and labor 16 00
Herbert F. Pray, janitor and labor
24 00
J. H. Monroe, labor on booths 12 00
T. F. Moore, janitor and labor
15 00
Thomas F. Brady, janitor and labor
24 00
A. S. Marsh, team hire
16 50
I. H. Walker, team hire
.
4 50
C. H. Lovell, supplies
4 35
Total expenses
$974 45
APPROPRIATED FOR ELECTION EXPENSES :
Balance from 1912
$16 77
Appropriation March 10, 1913 1,300 00
Total .
$1,316 77
Expended
974 45
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1913
$342 32
4 50
84
Town Offices.
East Weymouth Savings Bank, rent
$900 00
Mary Welsh, care
83 62
Weymouth Light & Power Co.
58 07
W. P. Denbroeder
20 25
West Disinfecting Co.
.
7 50
Stone & Forsyth
6 37
A. R. Sherman
4 50
J. F. & W. H. Cushing, ice
4 36
Franklin Blanchard £
3 50
Total expended
$1,088 17
APPROPRIATED FOR TOWN OFFICES :
Balance from 1912
$458 78
Appropriation March 10, 1913
800 00
Total
$1,258 78
Expended
1,088 17
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1913
$170 61
Town Hall-Care, Etc.
Charles E. Dunbar, janitor
$340 00
Weymouth Light & Power Co.
245 70
Charles T. Leavitt, coal
77 00
T. H. Emerson, coal .
7 00
Almshouse, wood .
13 50
Water rent
26 00
O. C. Gas Co., range, etc.
86 76
O. C. Gas Co., gas
5 13
Everett Loud, supplies
29 72
C. C. Jordan, supplies
9 00
Edward F. Tobin, supplies
9 00
Ford Furniture Co., rugs, etc.
3 55
George J. Reis, repairs
40 72
George M. Keene, repairs
34 48
L. W. Cain, repairs
11 84
O. E. Peaslee, repairs
2 60
A. Wilder, tuning pianos
7 50
State Inspector of Boilers
5 00
.
Total
$954 50
.
85
APPROPRIATED FOR TOWN HALL :
Balance from 1912 . .
$445 96
Received for rent
973 25
Total
$1,419 21
Expended .
954 50
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1913
$464 71
State and Military Aid, Etc., Chap. 468, Acts 1909.
Appropriation March 10, 1913 $5,300 00
Balance from 1912
6,282 78
Total appropriation
$11,582 78
EXPENDED :
State aid payments (due from State) $7,330 00
Military aid (half due from State) .
244 00
Soldiers' burials (due from State) · 211 00
Total payments $7,785 00
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1913
$3,797 78
Soldiers' Relief, Revised Laws, Chap. 79, Sects. 18 and 19.
Appropriation March 10, 1913 $3,000 00
Balance from 1912
.
1,304 27
Refunded by Wellfleet .
156 00
Refunded by Bridgewater ·
72 00
Refunded by Ware
39 00
Refunded by individuals
19 50
Total appropriation .
$4,590 77
Total payments
3,406 55
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1913
$1,184 22
Printing and Advertising.
Gazette Publishing Co., annual report $985 75
Gazette Publishing Co., poll-tax lists . 252 00
Gazette Publishing Co.
408 75
Pray & Kelley
95 20
The Weymouth Times
.
63 65
Franklin N. Pratt
.
51 00
A. W. Brownell
14 75
H. Otis Brown .
3 00
·
.
Total expended
$1,874 10
86
APPROPRIATED FOR PRINTING AND ADVERTISING :
Balance from 1912 $790 41
Appropriation March 10, 1913 .
1,500 00
Appropriation for deficiencies . . 325 94
Total .
$2,616 35
Expended
1,874 10
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1913
$742 25
Electric Lighting.
Appropriation March 10, 1913 . $9,700 00
Balance from 1912
3,067 28
Total appropriation $12,767 28
Paid Weymouth Light and Power Co. 9,190 94
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1913
$3,576 34
Tufts Library.
Appropriation March 10, 1913
$2,300 00 .
Balance from 1912
1,160 83
One-half dog license money
708 17
Total appropriation
$4,169 00
Paid Francis M. Drown, Treasurer
3,860 83
Balancé unexpended Dec. 31, 1913
$308 17
Fogg Library Reading Room.
Appropriation March 10, 1913 $500 00
Balance from 1912
125 00
Total appropriation
$625 00
Paid to Trustees
500 00
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1913
$125 00
Assessor's Card Index.
Library Bureau, cards
$60 16
Drew's Express
1 53
Total . ·
$61 69
Appropriation for deficiencies ,
1 53
Expended in excess Dec. 31, 1913
$60 16
1
87
Memorial Day.
Elbridge Nash, Q. M.
$400 00
Appropriation March 10, 1913
400 00
Equipment of Town Vault.
Balance appropriation from 1912
$104 38
Paid Office Bank and Library Co.
$34 35
Paid Leonard W. Cain
4 15
Paid Drew's Express
65
Total expended
39 15
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1913
$65 23
Purchase of Land, Essex Street.
Appropriation March 10, 1913
$125 00
Paid Martin Killoury
125 00
Abatement and Remittance of Taxes.
W. M. Tirrell, 1910 taxes
$1,489 96
W. M. Tirrell, 1911 taxes
1,723 25
W. M. Tirrell, 1912 taxes
713 42
W. M. Tirrell, 1913 taxes
2,522 90
Grace L. Sargent, remittance
12 25
Helen S Morse, remittance
10 80
Ellen F. Bates, remittance
10 35
Almon B. Raymond, remittance
8 75
William C. Earle, remittance
8 62
Annie Loud. remittance . ·
6 81
Carrie L. Bates, remittance
5 25
W. Abbott Howe, remittance .
3 90
Heirs of James Moore, remittance 3 64
Antonio Delucca, remittance 2 00
Betsey L. Andrews, remittance
72
Total
$6,522 62
APPROPRIATED FOR ABATEMENT AND REMITTANCE :
Appropriation March 10, 1913
$2,000 00
Appropriation for deficiencies
150 53
Overlayings .
4,319 47
Re-assessments
1,212 42 .
Total .
$7,682 42
Expended ·
6,522 62
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1913
$1,159 80
·
88
Interest and Discount.
Int., Notes $20,000, Athens School- house
$656 25
Int., Notes $11,000, Pratt schoolhouse 440 00
Int., Notes $40,000, James Humphrey Schoolhouse 1,600 00
Int., Notes $11,000, Town-house 440 00
Int , Notes $5,000, Fore River Bridge 180 00
Int., Notes general ·
360 00
Int., Susan Hunt Stetson Fund .
100 00
Discount, Notes $170,000 given in an- ticipation of taxes
5,149 83
Total expended
$8,926 08
APPROPRIATED FOR INTEREST AND DISCOUNT :
Appropriation March 10, 1913
. $3,700 00
Appropriation for deficiencies
180 00
Interest at Bank
.
266 65
Premium on notes
24 20
Interest accrued on notes
16 00
Interest on overdue taxes
3,639 03
Total appropriation
$7,825 88
Expended in excess Dec. 31. 1913
$1,100 20
Notes Payable.
Note due May 1, 1913
. $2,500 00
Note due June 1, 1913
1,000 00
Note due June 1, 1913
1,000 00
Note due June 1, 1913
.
.
1,000 00
Note due Nov. 1, 1913
1,000 00
Note due Dec. 2, 1913
.
1,500 00
Total payments
$8,000 00
Appropriated by statute law
8,000 00
Taxes Paid to State and County.
State tax. .
$18,720 00
Natio al Bank tax
·
663 55
Corporation tax
10 38
Metropolitan Parks tax
.
.
·
2,658 50
Charles River Basin tax
807 59
County tax
.
.
7,841 82
Total paid .
$30,701 84
.
.
89
Tax Deed Account.
Balance due 1912
$3,547 28
Paid W. M. Tirrell, tax collector
.
476 66
Total .
.
$4,023 94
Less received in 1913
100 00
Balance Dec. 31, 1913
. $3,923 94
Town Officers.
SELECTMEN AND OVERSEERS OF THE POOR :
E. W. Hunt, chairman
$450 00
Bradford Hawes, secretary 600 00
George L. Newton
450 00
Willard J. Dunbar
450 00
Henry E. Hanley
250 00
A. Francis Barnes
200 00
Total
$2.400 00
APPROPRIATED FOR SELECTMEN, ETC. :
Balance from 1912
$600 00
Appropriation March 10, 1913 ·
2,400 00
Total
$3,000 00
Expended
2,400 00
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1913
600 00
ASSESSORS :
John F. Dwyer, chairman
$226 00
Frank H. Torrey, clerk .
.
400 00
Waldo Turner
337 00
Edward I. Loud .
235 00
Warren T. Simpson
292 00
Total .
$1,490 00
APPROPRIATED FOR ASSESSORS :
Balance from 1912
$10 00
Appropriation March 10, 1913 . 1,500 00
Total
$1,510 00
Expended . . .
1,490 00
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1913
.
.
$20 00
.
90
AUDITORS :
John P. Hunt
·
.
$50 00
William H. Pratt
50 00
Frank N. Blanchard
50 00
Total .
$150 00
APPROPRIATED FOR AUDITORS :
Balance from 1912
$150 00
Appropriation March 10, 1913
150 00
Total
.
.
$300 00
Expended
150 00
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1913
$150 00
SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES :
Frank D. Sherman, services
$252 50
W. & L. E. Gurley, supplies
8 75
Gazette Publishing Co. .
6 00
Frank D. Sherman, supplies
3 00
Total .
$270 25
APPROPRIATED FOR SEALER :
Appropriation March 10, 1913
$200 00
Received for fees
124 26
Total .
.
.
$324 26
Expended
·
·
270 25
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1913
$54 01
TOWN TREASURER :
Appropriation March 10, 1913
$450 00
Balance from 1912
112 50
Total
$562 50
Paid John H. Stetson, services
450 00
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1913
$112 50
TOWN CLERK :
Appropriation March 10, 1913
$150 00
Balance from 1912
37 75
Total
$187 75
Paid John A. Raymond, services
150 25
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1913
$37 50
.
·
.
.
.
.
.
91
TREE WARDEN :
Appropriation March 10, 1913
$100 00
Balance from 1912 .
16 56
Total
$116 56
Paid Charles L. Merritt, services
100 00
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1913
$16 56
TOWN ACCOUNTANT :
Appropriation March 10, 1913 $850 00
Balance from 1912 .
212 50
Total
$1,062 50
Paid Charles B. Cushing, services
850 00
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1913
$212 50
OFFICE CLERK :
Appropriation March 10, 1913
$600 00
Balance from 1912
166 00
Total
$766 00
Paid Emerson R. Dizer, services
616 00
Balance unexpended Dec. 31, 1913
$150 00
TAX COLLECTOR :
Paid Winslow M. Tirrell, services
$1,396 46
Appropriation March 10, 1913
$1,150 00 .
Balance from 1912
127 83
Total
$1,277 83
Expended in excess Dec. 31, 1913
$118 63
REGISTRARS OF VOTERS :
Benjamin F. Smith
.
$100 00
Marshall P. Sprague
100 00
Patrick E. Corridan
100 00
John A. Raymond
150 00
Total
$450 00
Appropriation March 10, 1913
450 00
92
SUMMARY OF TOWN OFFICERS' ACCOUNT :
Payments to Selectmen
$2,400 00
66
" Assessors
1,490 00
66
" Auditors
150 00
66
"' Sealer
270 25
" Treasurer
450 00
66
" Town Clerk .
150 25
66
" Tree Warden
100 00
" Accountant
850 00
66
" Office Clerk .
616 00
66
" Tax Collector
.
1,396 46
66
" Registrars
450 00
Total expended
$8,322 96
Total appropriation
.
$9,557 40
Total expended
.
.
8,322 96
Balance unexpended Dec. 31,
$1,234 44
.
.
·
.
POOR DEPARTMENT.
TOWN FARM, INVENTORY OF PERSONAL PROPERTY, JAN. 1, 1914.
3 horses
$435 00
18 cows . .
.
1,350 00
65 fowl ·
65 00
2 two-horse wagons
110 00
2 farm wagons .
50 00
1 two-horse tipcart
25 00
2 tipcarts .
65 00
1 express wagon
25 00
1 Concord wagon
85 00
3 sleds
90 00
Sled shoes
5 00
2 sleighs
15 00
2 sets double harness
40 00
3 sets single harness .
33 00
Collars, halters, traces and reins
15 00
Blankets, bells, whips and robes
16 00
Brushes, combs and cards .
8 00
Whiffletrees and chains
.
20 00
1 two-horse disc harrow
12 00
1 two-horse hay fork .
12 00
1 smoothing harrow
10 00
1 one-horse weeder
5 00 -
1 two-horse cultivator
15 00
1 tedder
25 00
1 seed sewer
4 00
1 grain sewer
3 00
4 plows and 1 sulky plow
45 00
1 corn planter
18 00
3 cultivators
12 00
1 two-horse cultivator
35 00
1 potato sprayer and pump
4 00
1 snow plow
5 00
3 lawn mowers
8 00
1 roller .
.
18 00
1 water trough .
8 00
.
23 00
1 mowing machine
15 00
1 one-horse hay rake .
-
Amount carried forward $2,729 00
94
Amount brought forward $2,729 00
2 grindstones
12 00
2 milk tanks and 1 mixer
.
20 00
2 wheelbarrows .
4 00
1 new harrow
22 00
2 fire extinguishers.
18 00
1 corn binder
105 00
1 ensilage cutter and elevator
25 00
1 ensilage cutter and blower
160 00
5 ladders (1 extension) and ladder hook
10 00
Hose and reel
6 00
75 feet garden hose
2 50
5 scythes and snaths .
9 00
Sundry farming tools
5200
Carpenters tools, chest and jacks
45 00
50 lbs. nails
3 50
Blocks and ropes
5 00
Rakes, forks and hoes
11 00
3 saws and 1 cross-cut saw, 4 saw
horses
5 00
6 axes and handles
4 00
2 tanks and oiling pan
3 00
1 gasoline tank .
5 00
1 stone drag
9 00
2 lanterns and globes
2 00
Lubricating oils and axle grease
5 50
2 half windows .
1 00
Brooms and mop handles
5 00
Lime
1 35
Roofing and cement for same
10 00
Lumber and brick
65 20
Lawn swing
2 00
Fence, hen wire and screening
8 00
Paint and lead
3 75
Disenfectants and sprayer .
17 50
Coblers' outfit
3 50
7 tons of coal
49 00
1 iron coal shute
3 00
Laundry utensils
22 00
97 cords wood, prepared
776 00
25 cords of wood at farm
125 00
147 cords of wood, in woods
441 00
1 gasoline engine
.
240 00
1 wood sawing machine
22 50
.
.
Amount carried forward $5,068 30
95
Amount brought forward $5,068 30
245 bundles of shavings
61 25
12 tons of hay
288 00
76 tons of ensilage
570 00
40 cords manure
180 00
Clover seed, rye seed and seed corn 13 40
6 bags of shots .
9 60
8 bags unicorn feed
13 20
4 tons fodder corn
16 00
1,500 lbs. squash
45 00
2,000 lbs. cabbage
60 00
410 bushels of potatoes
307 50
12 bushels of beets
6 00
8'bushels of turnips
4 00
120 lbs. tea
24 00
50 lbs. sugar
2 25
200 bushels corn
180 00
1,200 lbs. of live hog
120 00
7 shoats
56 00
120 lbs. salt pork
19 20
10 gallons of vinegar
5 00
16 gallons of molasses
12 00
1 barrel of sugar syrup
16 00
1 barrel washing powder
10 00
47 bars Ivory soap
12
9 bushels of onions
4 05
52 bushels of beans
16 50
Pickles and preserves
195 50
Tobacco cutter .
1 00
57 lbs. tobacco .
14 82
2 coffee grinders, 1 meat cutter
.
5 00
1 pair scales (new) and balances
6 00
Sundry groceries
29 88
Jars, cans and pails
26 00
Measures and baskets
8 00
43 empty barrels
13 00
Contents of medicine chest
25 00
Dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes
256 25
Household furniture
1,340 00
Office furniture .
50 00
Total
$9,079 82
JOHN P. HUNT, WILLIAM H. PRATT, Auditors.
FRANK N. BLANCHARD,
.
96
RECEIPTS ON ACCOUNT OF ALMSHOUSE :
F. H. Chandler, milk .
$3,046 08
Frank P. Fay, 6 cows ·
260 00
Frank P. Fay, 4 calves
10 00
J. T. Robery, 7 cows, 1 bull
325 00
T. L. Tirrell, calf
3 75
T. H. Emerson, horse
200 00
T. H. Emerson, saddle
·
3 00
Use of stock .
33 00
Quincy Tallow Co., hides
: 69
Charles Q. Clapp, board of horse
13 00
Herbert Carroll, shoes
:00
J. W. Eldridge, use of telephone
10
Sundry sales, junk, shavings, bags, etc. 15 47
E. Russell Sanborn, corn and ensilage 136 40
Weymouth Cash Grocery, vegetables
48 05
A. B. Bryant & Co., vegetables
40 95
Everett Loud, vegetables
36 80
E. W. Hunt, vegetables
21 60
Herbert M. True, vegetables .
19 45
Fred A. Loud & Co., vegetables
18 45
Delia Caulfield, vegetables
9 40
W. J. Sladen, vegetables
8 10
James Hennessey, vegetables
7 00
Mary F. Hoffman, vegetables
6 66
Michael Horrohan, vegetables
6 50
A. Francis Barnes, vegetables
4 80
Coyle Bros., vegetables
2 35
F. H. Sylvester, vegetables
1 90
Sundry small sales, vegetables
37 95
Wood to Town departments
395 50
Individuals, board .
614 34
Total receipts at Almshouse
$5,334 69
ALMSHOUSE SUPPLIES AND EXPENSES :
B. L. Gadley, 4 cows
$275 00
John Robbins, 2 cows
160 00
A. M. Baggs, 2 cows
150 00
Frank P. Fay, 2 cows
145 00
Frank P. Fay, 7 pigs
32 00
E. G. Piper, 2 cows
130 00
F. L. Libby, 2 cows
120 00
Gordon B. Trowbridge, 1 cow
80 00
T. L. Tirrell, 1 bull
36 00
.
.
Amount carried forward $1,128 00
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·
97
Amount brought forward $1,128 00
James W. Varney, 5 pigs
25 00
T. Daly & Son, 4 pigs
18 00
L. S. Thompson, dressing 2 hogs
5 00
John Matty, driving cows
1 50
Delivering horse 25
Irving S. Newcomb, chickens . 12 10
W. H. Bartlett, chickens : 25
Expenses to Brighton and Boston
10 70
Francis Abele, Jr., V. S.
32 50
W. T. Heffernan, harness repairs
18 85
George W. Walsh, harness repairs 1 75
Lot Lohnes, blacksmith work .
44 48
Thomas South, blacksmith work
33 24
D. N. McKay, blacksmith work
5 00
T. H. Emerson, grain
551 35
Charles G. Jordan, grain
608 56
Alvin Hollis & Co., grain
·
558 51
Joseph W. Farwell, grain
51 44
William B. Paterson, grain
7 00
· J. F. & W. H. Cushing, grain
4 50
A. B. Bryant & Co., hay
56 80
Am. Agricultural Co., fertilizers
198 01
Frank P. Fay, fertilizer .
52 00
J. F. & W. H. Cushing, fertilizer
3 70
T. H. Emerson, shavings
68 75
R. Loud & Sons, sawdust
24 50
Ames Implement Co., seeds
44 84
Clark Bros. Co., seed potatoes
12 60
Jordan Farm, seed corn .
2 25
J. Breck & Sons, seeds .
1 05
Weymouth Light and Power Co.
111 05
N. E. Telephone & Telegraph Co. 25 01
Water rent 91 50
J. F. & W. H. Cushing, ice 116 85
A. J. Richards & Son, coal
372 54
A. B. Bryant & Co., provisions
287 54
Fred A. Loud & Co., provisions
182 53
Herbert M. True, provisions
150 02
F. H. Sylvester, provisions
110 89
Batchelder & Snyder Co., provisions 58 73
I. H. Ballou & Co., provisions 48 95
Humphrey Bros., provisions 22 78
Haskell, Adams & Co., provisions 11 20
Boston Cash Market, provisions
3 96
Amount carried forward $5,456 24
·
E. W. Hunt, provisions .
277 21
98
Amount brought forward $5,456 24
Weymouth Cash Grocery, groceries . 182 66
Marshall P. Sprague, groceries 120 57
W. J. Sladen, groceries . .
103 25
Everett Loud, groceries .
102 98
Gordon Willis, groceries
9 09
F. C. Small & Co., tea and coffee
55 54
Weymouth Cash Grocery, flour
65 40
Paranino & Casassa, fruit
3 00
Sanford L. Damon, vegetables
5 50
Fruit
.
10
Daly Bros., fish
73 93
Herring .
75
Clams .
3 70
Postage
40
The Weymouth Times
00
Miley Soap Co., soap
52 25
Lever Bros. Co., soap
18 50
Bowman & Co., tobacco 89 60
Haskell, Adams & Co., tobacco 8 27
E. E. Merchant, dry goods
68 09
H. M. Sulis, dry goods 11 72
Aprons . 1 00
The Raymond Syndicate, clothing 79 35
E. M. Vaughn, clothing .
55 80
C. R. Denbroeder, clothing 44 85
A. D. Tirrell, clothing
34 70
James W. Rand, clothing
16 50
T. B. Spillane, clothing .
15 00
W. M. Tirrell, clothing and shoes
68 50
Robert M. White, clothing and shoes
7 85
The Hamilton-Brown Shoe Co., shoes
14 16
E. T. Richards, repairing shoes
23 95
William H. Goodwin, repairing shoes 2 00
85
L. F. Bates Co., sundries 74 69 ·
Frank W. Stewart, supplies
·
131 12
Jordan, Marsh Co., supplies 17 85
Edwin P. Watts, supplies
13 46
C. H. Lovell, supplies 7 75
Edward F. Tobin, floor oil
1 00
West Disinfectant Co., disinfectant 15 00
Columbian Insecticide Co., disinfectant 2 50
Ford Furniture Co., mattresses, etc. 34 50
W. P. Denbroeder, furniture, etc. 18 50
George M. Hoyt, supplies
39 25
.
.
.
Michael Murphy, repairing shoes
Amount carried forward $7,153 67
99
Amount brought forward $7,153 67
C. D. Harlow, supplies . 26 20
George R Kempl, supplies
23 57
E. Nash Drug Co., supplies
4 00
Daniel Reidy, supplies
3 80
Jayne's Drug Co., supplies
2 16
Iver Johnson Co., supplies
4 50
C. H. Smith, newspapers
16 38
A. W. Baker's express
28 25
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., freight
6 27
H. K. Cushing's Express
3 35
W. F. Sanborn & Co., repairs
203 43
D. W. Pratt, repairs
.
93 50
Rhines Lumber Co., repairs
87 70
Joseph Breck & Sons, repairs
32 80
James Russell Boiler Works Co., re- pairs . 27 79
Andrew F. Burrell, repairs
25 50
Charles N. Glines, repairs
22 10
The Morris-Ireland Safe Co., repairs
17 00
J. H. Murray, repairs
13 94
R. Loud & Sons, repairs
·
13 35
J. Otis Hollis, repairs
12 10
Waldo H. Remington, repairs . 12 00
C. A. Hamlin, repairs
.
11 59
C. H. Walsh & Co., repairs 11 50
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