Town annual report of Weymouth 1914, Part 3

Author: Weymouth (Mass.)
Publication date: 1914
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 362


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12 75


Parker L. Tirrell, floor oil


11 70


Frank M. Fernald .


9 52


O. E. Peaslee


6 58


H. E. Black, on seats


4 58


J. H. Murray .


2 80


P. F. Landrey


2 50


B. F. Eldredge


1 25


Everett Loud


1 13


Franklin Blanchard


37


WATER RENT


21 00


Total, Jefferson School .


$3,148 53


FRANKLIN.


INSTRUCTOR :


Grace McDowell


$200 00


JANITOR :


Franklin Blanchard


$41 80


FUEL :


A. J. Richards & Son


$95 82


.


.


·


$181 78


.


39


REPAIRS :


J. P. Haddie, carpenter work .


$167 54


Frank M. Fernald .


26 45


Franklin Blanchard


22 25


Badger Fire Extinguisher Co. .


13 25


J. H. Murray


12 32


P. F. Landrey


10 00


Chandler & Barber Co.


75


Clinton Wire Cloth Co.


8 33


Stoughton Rubber Co.


5 30


George M. Keene


5 00


Edward Earle, labor


5 00


J. F. & W. H. Cushing .


3 00


$288 19


WATER RENT


3 00


Total, Franklin School .


$628 81


HUNT.


INSTRUCTORS :


Charles Y. Berry


·


$1,140 00


Susan G. Sheehan .


655 00


Elizabeth T. Tracy .


655 00


Lizzie L. Hallahan .


550 00


Prescott B. Brown .


360 00


Elizabeth Egan


280 00


Laura Leak


75 00


$3,715 00


JANITOR :


Asa K. Binney


$440 00


FUEL :


A. J. Richards & Son .


$362 28


R. Loud & Sons, wood


16 50


REPAIRS :


A. K. Bates, on heater, etc.


$76 60


James Peers, carpenter work


33 91


L. F. Bates Co.


26 83


E. C. Metcalf, labor, etc.


16 60


Charles L. Merritt, shrubs


15 50


Frank W. Stewart .


·


13 23


Asa K. Binney


12 00


Amount carried forward


$194 67


.


·


.


.


.


.


$378 78


·


.


40


Amount brought forward $194 67


Chandler & Barber, floor oil, etc.


7 33


Paine Furniture Co., chair 7 00


George E. Fogg, expressing


3 85


Masury-Young Co., floor oil


.


3 75


J. R. South, labor ..


1 00


A. W. Baker, expressing


1 00


N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., freight


80


Adams Express Co.


48


WATER RENT


$22 00


Total, Hunt School .


$4,775 66


LINCOLN.


INSTRUCTORS :


Grace A. Randall


$655 00


Katherine C. Keohan


655 00


JANITOR :


Asa K. Binney


$110 00


FUEL :


A. J. Richards & Son


$139 26


R. Loud & Sons, wood .


12 38


REPAIRS :


James Peers, carpenter work


$13 57


Frank W. Stewart .


10 15


Charles L. Merritt, shrubs


6 00


Asa K. Binney


. 4 00


A. K. Bates, pipe, etc.


2 50


$36 22


WATER RENT


10 00


Total, Lincoln School


$1,617 86


TUFTS.


INSTRUCTORS :


Elizabeth S. Hall


ف


$665 00


Mary E. Crotty


.


.


.


Susan M. Tracy


655 00


Emma F. Taylor


270 00


Margaret S. Towle


200 00


Alice M. Nash


165 00


Elizabeth Egan ·


135 00


.


.


.


$2,745 00


·


.


$151 64


·


.


655 00


$219 88


$1,310 00


41


JANITOR :


Darius Smith .


$320 00


FUEL :


A. J. Richards & Son


$402 06


R. Loud & Sons, wood


24 75


$426 81


REPAIRS :


L. F. Bates Co.


$39 18


G. F. Curtis, labor, etc.


29 75


James Peers, carpenter work


27 13


Rhines Lumber Co.


24 40


A. K. Bates


21 05


J. R. South, labor .


9 38


A. F. Burrell, glass, etc.


7 00


Masury-Young Co., floor oil


3 75


D. Sewall


3 00


William F. Cowing, carting


2 00


Frank W. Stewart .


05


Asa K. Binney, labor


75


168 44


WATER RENT


18 00


Total, Tufts School


$3,678 25


SHAW.


INSTRUCTORS :


Mary O. Nolan


$655 00


M. Evangeline Martel


620 00


Ethel G. Higgins .


375 00


Margaret E. O'Brien


202 50


Ruth G. Allen


200 00


Elizabeth L. Hallahan


105 00


A. Isabella Titcomb


75 00


JANITOR :


John D. Melville


$385 00


FUEL :


A. J. Richards & Son


$264 29


R. Loud & Sons, wood .


74 25


$338 54


REPAIRS :


M. R. Loud & Co.


$54 12


Masury-Young Co., floor oil


3 75


$57 87


WATER RENT


18 00


Total, Shaw School .


.


$3,031 91


.


.


.


$2,232 50 .


42


PRATT.


INSTRUCTORS :


Lottie M. Murphy .


.


$800 00


Nellie M. Holbrook


.


655 00


Agnes M. Long


640 00


Ruth G. Allen


270 00


Stella T. Fearing


220 00


$2,585 00


JANITOR :


George S. Hunt


385 00


FUEL :


J. F. Sheppard & Sons


$279 74


A. J. Richards & Son


54 85


R. Loud & Sons, wood


34 00


REPAIRS :


George H. Andrews, flag staff


$120 00


J. W. Huff, labor, etc. .


76 13


M. R. Loud & Co.


25 32


George S. Hunt


14 36


Roderick P. Ells


5 75


Masury-Young Co., floor oil


3 75


Asa K. Binney, oil sprayer


3 00


J. Q. A. Holbrook, labor


2 00


WATER RENT


44 00


Total, Pratt School


$3,632 90


BATES.


INSTRUCTORS :


Everett N. Hollis


. $1,000 00


Joanna Z. Connell .


655 00


Helen L. Rockwood


655 00


Emma J. Smith


655 00


JANITOR :


John W. Vinson


$275 00


FUEL :


A. J. Richards & Son .


$152 93


R. Loud & Sons, wood . .


8 50


$161 43


·


.


.


.


368 59


$250 31


·


.


$2,965 00


.


43


REPAIRS :


George Marshall, on furnace


$78 43


B. T. Hobart, carpenter work .


49 70


Rhines Lumber Co.


48 42


E. S. Wright, labor and gravel


35 68


M. R. Loud & Co. . ·


14 38


John W. Vinson


10 13


L. W. Kilburn, labor


8 00


Masury-Young Co., floor oil


: 75


W. H. Gilligan


3 00


H. C. Jesseman


30


.


$251 79


WATER RENT


17 00


Total, Bates School


$3,670 22


HOWE.


INSTRUCTORS :


Stella L. Tirrell


$680 00


Gertrude L. Reid


655 00


Inez V. Allen


520 00


Carolyn B. Nickerson


.


$2,325 00


JANITOR :


John W. Vinson


$275 00


FUEL :


A. J. Richards & Son


$250 72


R. Loud & Sons, wood .


16 50


$267 22


REPAIRS :


B. T. Hobart, carpenter work .


$39 75


M. R. Loud & Co.


.


25 56


E. S. Wright, labor, gravel, etc. Charles H. Huff, mason work . John W. Vinson /


17 50


17 17


B. H. Carroll, mason work


15 70


George Marshall


'9 50


Richard H. Zink


9 00


Walter Bernhart


7 20


L. W. Kilburn, labor


7 00


Chandler & Barber


5 60


Masury-Young Co., floor oil


3 75


Rhines Lumber Co. .


.


2 :


$188 18


WATER RENT


6 00


Total, Howe School ·


$3,061 40


.


.


·


470 00


.


28 07


.


44


POND.


INSTRUCTORS :


Emma M. Baker


$270 00


Catherine D. Crawford


180 00


$450 00


JANITOR :


Augustus E. Shaw


$76 20


FUEL :


A. J. Richards & Son


$32 49


R. Loud & Sons, wood


8 25


$40 74


REPAIRS :


W. H. Gilligan


$90 75


M. R. Loud & Co.


10 77


B. T. Hobart


10 00


Badger Fire Extinguisher Co.


6 79


Rhines Lumber Co.


5 81


Masury-Young Co., floor oil


1 25


$125 37


WATER RENT


$6 .00


Total, Pond School


$698 31


HOLLIS.


INSTRUCTOR :


Louise Utpardel


$450 00


JANITOR :


Waldo H. Belcher . 75 00


FUEL :


A. J. Richards & Son


$44 10


R. Loud & Sons, wood . .


4 13


REPAIRS :


Richard H. Zink, painting, etc.


$40 00


Badger Fire Extinguisher Co. .


6 79


Masury-Young Co., floor oil


1 25


Waldo H. Belcher


96


WATER RENT


6 00


Total, Hollis School


$628 23


$48 23


·


$49 00


45


SCHOOL SUPPLIES.


Edward E. Babb & Co.


. $2,036 26


Ginn & Co.


.


520 42


D. C. Heath & Co.


·


·


317 84


American Book Co.


280 79


Little, Brown & Co.


183 50


Frank J. Jameson


167 39


Gazette & Transcript Publishing Co.


132 60


Allyn & Bacon .


102 13


H. S. Carleton .


100 65


Hopkinson & Holden .


72 88


J. L. Hammett Co.


63 81


H. K. Cushing's Express


51 78


D. Appleton & Co.


50 00


L. E. Knott Apparatus Co.


47 14


Yawman & Erbe Manufacturing Co.


46 61


Silver, Burdett & Co.


36 00


Palmer & Parker Co


33 13


Jewell & Andrews


28 00


Neostyle Co.


27 93


Farley, Harvey & Co.


21 67


S. S. Pierce Co.


21 28


F. J. Barnard & Co. .


18 90


Chandler Shorthand Publishing Co.


18 00


Funk & Wagnalls Co.


17 00


C. C. Birchard & Co.


·


.


: 50


P. T. Pearson


12 62


Chandler & Barber Co.


11 43


Somerville Brush Co. .


11 31


Benjamin H. Sanborn & Co.


25


McKinley Publishing Co.


8 25


Brown-Howland Co.


7 60


The Acorn Publishing Co. .


7 50


Heywood Bros. & Wakefield Co.


62


Everett N. Hollis


6 51


The King-Richardson Co.


5 50


Adams Express Co.


. 78


Wilson, Larrabee & Co.


4 35


Old Colony Gas Co.


4 25


O. Ditson Co.


3 65


Jaynes Drug Co.


2 50


A. W. Baker


25


Joseph E. Crowell


2 14


George E. Fogg


.


75


H. Mildred Cowan .


1 67


.


.


.


Amount carried forward $4,526 14


46


Amount brought forward $4,526 14


James Peers


1 50


M. R. Loud & Co.


.


.


1 41


F. H. Sylvester


1 35


F. W. Cowing


1 25


Kenney Bros. & Wolkins


1


10


J. F. Otis


1 08


A. T. Thompson & Co.


1 00


Underwood Typewriter Co.


1 00


R. Loud & Sons


75


Allen Brothers


.


50


M. L. Cushing .


.


.


Total, school supplies


$4,537 28


MISCELLANEOUS SCHOOL EXPENSES.


N. E. Telephone & Telegraph Co. $79 70


Weymouth Light & Power Co. 165 90


Sturgis C. Baxter, inspecting boilers


32 00


P. T. Pearson, looking up teachers


38 30


Prince H. Tirrell, postage .


2 00


W. E. Beane, telephones


2 35


Gazette Publishing Co.


3 00


The Weymouth Times


3 00


R. E. Bartlett, filling diplomas


7 40


Weymouth High School A. A., athletic privileges at C. M. A.


74 00


Music Hall, rent


13 00


F. P. Virgin, M. D., services


55 00


W. A. Drake, M. D., services


.


50 00


J. C. Fraser, M. D., services


50 00


E. N. Mayberry, M. D., services


43 00


Joseph Chase, Jr., M. D., services


40 00


K. H. Granger, M. D., services .


40 00


W. B. Hollis & Son, auto hire


12 00


W. E. Beane, truant officer


30 30


Asa K. Binney, truant officer


15 00


John W. Vinson, truant officer


12 10


Franklin Blanchard, truant officer


2 00


Fred N. Bates, school census 1914


30 00


F. B. Carroll, school census 1914


27 00


W. E. Beane, school census 1914


25 00


F. W. Harris, Jr., school census 1914


25 00


Amount carried forward


$877 05


.


.


20


.


.


47


Amount brought forward $877 05


James I. Peers, changing locks to comply with State Law 464 00


Chandler & Barber, locks for above 61 49


M. M. Hunt, clerical work . 73 21


Union Training School


52 15


Total miscellaneous expenses $1,527 90


TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS.


Bay State Street Railway Co., tickets . $2,950 00


Henry L. Thayer


200 00


W. B. Hollis & Son


155 00


Charles J. Hollis


40 00


·


Total, transportation $3,345 00


Total expended, support of schools $75,514 84


APPROPRIATED FOR SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS.


Appropriation March 9, 1914 . $75,000 00


One-half dog license money 691 97


Tuition of State children


.


141. 00


Hingham, for tuition


52 00


Individual, for tuition


40 00


Manual training and domestic science, sales


75 00


Supplies and tickets sold


175 84


Tufts School, use of phone


13 24


P. T. Pearson, use of phone


4 85


N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., dam- ages


8 25


Allyn & Bacon, old books


5 40


Total .


$76,207 55


Expended


75,514 84 .


Balance unexpended December 31, 1914 $692 71


Bills not approved in time for payment $731.55


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SUMMARY OF SCHOOL EXPENSES, 1914.


SCHOOLS.


Instructors. Janitors.


Fuel.


Repairs.


Water Rent.


Total.


High


$9,500 00


$850 00


$829 88


$1,184 54


$38 00


$12,402 42


Athens


6,562 52


700 00


829 05


202 30


55 00


8,348 87


Adams


470 00


110 00


50 40


44 95


6 00


681 35


James Humphrey


5,440 00


550 00


430 75


53 45


71 00


6,545 20


Washington


3,812 50


400 00


295 65


48 26


25 00


4,581 41


Jefferson


2,395 00


385 00


165 75


181 78


21 (0


3.148 53


Franklin


200 00


41 80


95 82


288 19


3 00


628 81


Hunt ..


3,715 00


440 00


378 78


219 88


22 00


4,775 66


Lincoln


1,310 00


110 00


151 64


36 22


10 (0


1,617 86


Tufts ..


2,745 (0


320 00


426 81


168 44


18 00


3,678 25


Shaw


2,232 50


385 00


338 54


57 87


18 00


3,031 91


Pratt


2,585 00


385 00


368 59


250 31


44 00


3,632 90


Bates


2 965 00


275 00


161 43


251 79


17 00


3,670 22


Howe


2,325 00


275 00


267 22


188 18


6 00


Pond


450 00


76 20


40 74


125 37


6 00


698 31


Hollis


450 00


75 00


48 23


49 CO


6 00


Music ..


800 00


800 00


Drawing .


700 00


700 00


Domestic Science


520 00


520 00


Writing


450 00


450 00


Manual Training.


320 00


320 00


Instructors.


$49 947 52


Janitors.


$5,378 00


Fuel


$4,879 28


Repairs


$3,350 53


Water Rent.


$366 00


Superintendent


2,183 33


Supplies.


4,537 28


Miscellaneous


1,527 90


Transportation.


3,345 00


$75 514 84


SINKING FUND FOR JAMES HUMPHREY SCHOOL HOUSE NOTES :


Trustees of Sinking Fund


$2,100 00


Appropriation March 9, 1914


·


2,100 00


ATHENS SCHOOL ADDITION, ETC.


Received from H. C. Briggs, rebate


$80 00


Paid F. E. Woodward & Co. .


$48 00


Balance to treasury


32 00


80 00


3,061 40


628 23


49


Street Department.


SUPERINTENDENT :


$900 00 John L. Maynard


HIGHWAY REPAIRS.


WARD ONE.


Keene, Miles P., foreman


.


$339 47


Keene, Miles P., horses


.


399 66


Buckley, John


60 32


Burden, Lewis


5 00


Delorey, Andrew


14 06


Delorey, Michael


212 18


Delorey, Phillip


87 50


Delorey, Stephen


214 31


Delorey, Stephen, horse


149 42


Delorey, William


12 81


Durant, John


·


275 61


Egan, Michael


.


19 06


French, George .


1 88


Hagerty, Peter .


120 93


Hagerty, Peter, horse


84 65


Jello, Martin H.


63


Keene, Harold


4 69


Keene, Howard .


21 56


Keene, Walter


102 19


Keene, Willis £ .


8 75


Leavitt, Albion .


167 82


Maloney, Stephen


136 50


McCue, Thomas


41 75


McCue, Thomas, horses


206


61


McGowan, George


00


13


Murphy, James .


259 07


Nadell, Hiram


198 12


Nadell, Hiram, horses


209 57


Pitts, Joseph


7 50


Pitts, Joseph, horse


5 25


Prouty, Charlie .


159 67


Salisbury, John C.


170 31


Shaw, Andrew J.


13 75


Sullivan, Edward


49 37


Total, labor and horses


$3,766 10


·


50


GRAVEL :


David Ford, 1947 loads


$194 70


Weymouth Ind. Ass'n., 186 loads


11 16


Stephen Delorey, 59 loads 90


Ama K. Lee, 19. loads


1 14


Frank A. Richards; 14 loads .


1


12


Thomas P. S. Aldridge, 10 loads


1 00


Miles P. Keene, 5 loads


50


Total


$215 52


SUNDRIES :


Rhines Lumber Co.


$82 17


A. J. Richards & Son, pipe 74 16


Barrett Manufacturing Co., tarvia 27 84


Barbour, Stockwell Co. .


22 50


Joseph Poulin, repairs


4 45


Stephen Delorey, carting


3 58


W. J. Sladen


.


2 83


Miles P. Keene, carfares


2 05


N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., freight


41


Total, sundries


$219 99


Total expended Highways, Ward One . $4,201 61


Less for special appropriations :


Working Weybosset Street $500 00


Draining Bicknell Square 350 00


$850 00.


Balance expended Highways, Ward One


$3,351 61


WARD Two.


Holmes, Frank H. foreman


$419 05


Holmes, Frank H., horses .


·


484 36


Beach, Frank


55 00


Burns, William .


.


67 88


Carter, Bert


·


.


.


: 50 N


Connell, Jobn


333 00


Connell, John, Jr.


14 06


Connell, Michael


130 55


Cowing, William F., horse


1 75


Coyne, Harry


16 25


·


.


.


.


.


Amount carried forward $1,524 40


51


Amount brought forward $1,524 40


Cullen, Francis .


134 04


Cullen, John


52 51


Curtin, Charles F.


.


2 50


Curtis, Alvin


22 66


Curtis, Herbert .


157 76


Curtis, J. W.


12 50


Curtis, J. W., horses . .


73 72


Cushing, J. F. & W. H., horses


164 07


Delorey, William


5 00


Descendro, James


59 56


Earle, Edward .


93 32


Fitzgerald, Patrick


19 22


Frost, Luman


17 50


Gallant, Peter A.


4 69


Gallant, Peter A., horses


72 41


Higgins, James .


95 78


Hatch, Everett .


97 20


Keay, Louis W.


25 00


Larmey, Frank .


8 44


Leahey, Jeremiah


5 00


Leban, Cornelius


34 54


Loring, Fred


94


Lynch, James


63


Maguire, Frank H.


7 29


Maguire, James


189 54


Maloney, Stephen


115 50


McCarthy, Thomas


72 82


McGowan, George


12 69


Morton, Ralph .


6 41


Quinlan, Patrick


222 90


Raymond, Cyrus E.


, 50


Schofield, Robert


39 91


Sherman, Joseph


60 79


Sherman, Joseph, horses


83 78


Smith, Owen


12 50


Smith, Thomas .


.


19 07


Sturtevant, Ira K.


15 31


Sullivan, William


12 50


Tancredi, Dominick


33 44


Tangrady, Peter


14 22


Thompson, John H., horses


87 72


Upton, John


276 86


Welch, William .


10 00


Wright, E. S., horses


7 00


Total, labor and horses


$3,986 14


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1


GRAVEL :


Weymouth Ind. Ass'n., 714 loads $42 84


Edwin Clapp Estate, 59 loads 12 41 .


W. F. Sylvester 186 loads 11 16


Michael Connell, 136 loads


8 16


John Cullen, 128 loads


7 68


James Flannery, 58 loads


3 48


Joseph H Sherman, 7 loads


1 75


Ama K. Lee, 18 loads


1 '08


John H. Thompson, 10 loads


1 00


Total


$89 56


SUNDRIES :


Barrett Manufacturing Co., tarvia


$274 26


H. C. Thompson, carpenter work


94 81


Rhines Lumber Co. 55 11


A. Daniele, cement work ·


38 89


John C. Stewart, curbing


36 85


D. Reidy 27 31


H. C. Jesseman, pipe and cement


24 65


C. A. Tirrell, painting ·


18 90


L. Cassesse & Son, cement curb


17 71


P. L. Bicknell, fence


12 56


N.Y., N.H. & H. R. R. Co., freight


10 66


Barbour, Stockwell Co.


6 60


J. H. Murray


76


Everett Loud


5 50


W. P. Litchfield, filing saws


1 65


George W. Young, use of cart


1 50


J. P. Salisbury


33


Total, sundries


$633 05


Total expended Highways, Ward Two


$4,708 75


WARD THREE.


South, J. Ross, foreman


$364 80


South, J. Ross, horses


434 93


Coyle, Hugh P. .


94 69


Coyle, Hugh P., horses


132 56


Donovan, Jeremiah


22 81


Farrington, J. Howard


290 50


Fitzgerald, M. R., horses


3 50


Gilligan, J. H. .


10 00


Amount carried forward $1,353 79


53


Amount brought forward $1,353 79


Maloney, Stephen


91 00


McNair, William F.


·


·


286 63


Nash, Robert B.


190 94


O'Connor, Eugene


69 25


Pratt, Gustavus J.


55 63


Quinn, Patrick


272 19


Raymond, Theodore, horse


7 22


Richards, Henry A., borses


90 13


Rogers, Edward


5 16


Smith, Oscar ·


3 75


Tracy, Thomas


244 68


White, Cornelius B.


79 54


Total, labor and horses


$2,749 91


GRAVEL :


H. A. Richards, 1379 loads


$82 74


E. R. Dixon, 35 loads


8 75


Total .


$91 49


SUNDRIES :


Barrett Manufacturing Co., tarvia


$277 42


Rhines Lumber Co.


44 18


Barbour, Stockwell Co.


13 20


Thomas South


35


G. F. Curtis .


9 57


H. C. Jesseman, cement .


8 80


F. W. Stewart


7 97


Harold L. Bond Co., pump


7 00


J. R. South, oil, etc. 2 08


N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., freight


1 98


A. W. Baker, expressing 50


E. W. Hunt, oil, etc.


46


Total, sundries .


$384 51


Total expended Highways, Ward Three $3,225 91


WARD FOUR.


Anderson, August


·


$31 25


Barker, Warren W.


.


287 39


Brassill, Robert


.


142 50


Amount carried forward $461 14


.


.


54


Amount brought forward


$461 14


Burke, Joseph


: 25


Connell, Michael


·


.


17 50


Crocker, Edward


.


.


102 50


Cullen, Francis .


7 50


Curtis, Herbert .


2 50


Dowd, George


57 50


Ells, Louis


49 63


Ells, N. R., horses


90 13


French, Herbert


179 37


Goodspeed, Charles


11 06


Griffin, Albert D.


150 63


Healey, John


173 76


Holmes, Frank H., horses


75


Mace, William H.


98 75


Mace, William H., horses


131 26


Maloney, Stephen


122 50


Maynard, Arthur B. .


5 00


Maynard, S. A., horses


480 62


McFaun, George


180 58


McGowan, George


3 50


Pratt, Howard V.


70 00


Pratt, Howard V., horses


98 00


Pratt, Walter W., horse


2 19


Richards, Henry A.


2 50


Richards, Henry A., horses


3 50


Ross, William


50 81


Ryan, Michael


.


66 22


Smith, Irving H.


43 75


Tirrell, Willie F.


19 07


White, Cornelius


29 69


Total, labor and horses


$2,719 16


GRAVEL :


Richard Seeley, 970 loads


$58 20


C. P. Anderson, 846 loads


50 76


John J. Barry, 846 loads


50 76


N. R. Ells, 380 loads


22 80


Josiah F. Martin, 130 loads


7 80


Sarah French, 110 loads


6 60


C. M. Bryant, 108 loads


6 48


S. A. Maynard, 64 loads


3 84


Total


$207 24


.


55


SUNDRIES :


John C. Stewart, labor and curb


$157 25


Rhines Lumber Co. 35 18


Barrett Manufacturing Co., tarvia 23 21


H. C. Jesseman


6 96


D. Reidy


5 32


Benjamin Courtney, on fence


5 00


S. A. Maynard, posts


2 80


F. W. Stewart


40


Total, sundries


$236 12


Total expended Highways, Ward Four $3,162 52


Less for special appropriation : Working Park Road


$100 00


Balance expended Highways, Ward Four


$3,062 52


WARD FIVE.


Wright, E. S., foreman


.


$494 01


Wright, E. S., horses


768 27


Bates, Lester


7 50


Cameron, Murdick


407 21


Daley, James


121 57


Daley, John


38 75


Greenwood, John


338 62


Jones, Harry


203 92


Laskey, Edward H.


15 00


Leahy, Jeremiah


116 70


Leary, Michael .


106 25


Leary, Michael, horses


148 75


Maloney, Stephen


84 00


Marsh, A. S.


175 00


Marsh, A. S., horses .


245 00


Morris, John


10 75


Nelligan, William C. .


216 58


Owen, John


136 25


Peters, Peter


279 87


Reilly, Lewis


5 63


Rockwood, George


74 38


Tirrell, James


.


169 07


Tirrell, James, horses


236 69


Total, labor and horses


$4,399 77


.


·


·


.


.


56


GRAVEL :


N. R. Ells, 2012 loads .


$120 72


Warren Vinton, 506 loads


30 36


Josiah F. Martin, 59 loads


8 16


E. S. Wright, 16 loads


3 20


Irene Sprague, 27 loads .


2 70


C. P. Anderson, 10 loads


60


John J. Barry, 10 loads .


60


Total .


$166 34


SUNDRIES :


John C. Stewart, curbing .


125 60


. E. S. Wright, repairs


20 96


Walter Bernhart, stone work


13 05


H. C. Jesseman, pipe


12 40


M. R. Loud & Co., pipe


10 00


Rhines Lumber Co.


1 00


S. M. Orcutt .


.


.


60


Gordon Willis


.


26


Total, sundries


$183 87


Total expended Highways, Ward Five $4,749 98


Less for special appropriations :


Sidewalk, Pond Street . $250 00


Sidewalk, Columbian Street 350 00


Working Fogg Road


100 00


700 00


Balance expended Highways, Ward Five


$4,049 98


STONE CRUSHER ACCOUNT.


LABOR :


Barrett, Joseph


·


$17 50


Coyle, Hugh P.


37 50


Coyle, Hugh P., horses


52 50


Coyle, Patrick


115 63


Hanley, John


12 50


Hooley, Timothy


120 00


Kiley. Patrick


45 00


Lehan, Cornelius


.


107 50


McGilvery, John


.


.


2 50


Amount carried forward


$510 63


.


.


2


57


Amount brought forward $510 63


Page, Adelbert .


50 00


Raymond, Albert V.


65 00


Raymond, Theodore .


130 63


Raymond, Theodore, horses


150 88


Rogers, Edward


1 25


Schofield, Robert


107 50


South, J. Ross


8 25


South, J. Ross, horses


10 50


Wheble, Harry L. .


37 50


Total expended for labor and horses . $1,072 14


SUNDRY EXPENSES :


N. E. Roads Machinery Co .. $379 75


Fore River Shipbuilding Corp'n 142 09


Weymouth Light & Power Co. 98 90


Town of Weymouth, 1,020 tons stone 51 00


Weymouth Water Dept. 31 92


D. Reidy


24 95


J. E. Sprague, explosives


.


19 50


H. K. Barnes Co., belting, etc.


15 05


H. C. Jesseman, cement


11 00


N. Y., N. H. & H. R.R. Co., freight Frank W. Stewart .


8 04


Thomas South


4 91


T. Raymond, sand


.


.


00


Adams Express Co.


41


L. F. Bates Co.


.


.


25


Trolley express


15


Total expended, Stone Crusher Account Amount produced, 1,261 tons.


MISCELLANEOUS :


N. E. Roads Machinery Co.


$68 15


Harold L. Bond Co., tools


17 50


Barrett Manufacturing Co., tarvia 11 76


H. C. Jesseman, repairs .


6 20


Frank W. Stewart, repairs


4 45


E. Nash Drug Co., supplies


1 50


Lovell & Rice, storage


65 00


H. K. Cushing's Express


6 60


Adams Express Co.


23


.


Amount carried forward


$181 39


.


10 30


.


$1,872 36


58


Amount brought forward $181 39


N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., freight


25


Barbour, Stockwell Co. 19 80


Clifford W. Stone, street signs 131 26


Oliver Burrell, street signs


32 25


D. Reidy, street signs


7 85


W. H. Miner, street signs


.


25


O. E. Peaslee, street signs .


1 30


Clean-up Week, men and horses 132 62


State Highway Repairs .


458 12


.


STEAM ROLLER EXPENSES :


A. J. Richards & Son, fuel


$68 43


J. F. Sheppard & Sons, fuel


39 78


Cyrus Patch & Son, fuel 27 13


Charles T. Leavitt, fuel .


24 02


T. H. Emerson & Co., fuel


1 00


N. E. Roads Machinery Co., oil


4 50


Buffalo Steam Roller Co., repairs


82 63


W. T. Heffernan, repairs


4 25


D. Reidy, repairs


.


95


Thomas South, repairs


1 25


M. R. Loud & Co., repairs


.


.


75


Adams Express Co.


21


Stephen Maloney, engineer


56 00


Total, miscellaneous $1,280 29


Total expended Highway Account $22,451 42


APPROPRIATED FOR HIGHWAY REPAIRS :


Appropriation March 9, 1914 . . $12,500 00


Street railway tax . 6,176 18 .


Street railway excise tax, part


·


3,237 25


In tax levy for State highways 458 12


State Treasurer, repairs .


2 00


State Treasurer, crushed stone


38 00


T. Raymond, crushed stone


34 00


Town Farm, crushed stone


18 00


School Dept., crushed stone


6 00


F. H. Holmes, crushed stone


3 00


M. P. Garey, crushed stone


.


2 00


·


30


H. K. Cushing's Express


.


.


.


Amount carried forward $22,474 55


59


Amount brought forward $22,474 55


J. R. South, crushed stone 2 00


R. B. Worster, loam 15 00


S. A. Whitten, loam


3 00


Water Dept., use of roller ·


70 00


W. W. Castle, use of roller


30 00


Art Leather Co., use of engine


45 00


Weymouth Light & Power Co., use of pump . 7 00


Old Colony Gas Co., repairs 16 00


Moving furniture from Town Hall


8 17


E. C. Hall, broken pipe .


.


6 00


Army worm account, tarvia


3 95


Total appropriation .


$22,680 67


$22,680 67


REMOVING SNOW AND SANDING.


EXPENDED :


Snow and sanding, Ward One $525 89


Snow and sanding, Ward Two 656 08


Snow and sanding, Ward Three 568 94


Snow and sanding, Ward Four


302 67


Snow and sanding, Ward Five


365 41


Trolley freight, repairs


25


J. Walter Curtis, repairs


3 00


Rhines Lumber Co., repairs


5 28


Thomas South, repairs


6 00


N. E. Roads Machinery Co., repairs


6 25


D. Reidy, repairs


7 45


J. F. & W. H. Cushing, repairs


8 94


Joseph Poulin, 2 plows ·


30 00


Thomas South, 2 plows . .


.


30 00


Total expended


$2,516 16


Appropriation March 9, 1914


. $1,000 00


Street railway excise tax, part .


1,513 86


Refunded . .


2 30


$2.516 16


·


. $22,451 42


Balance to Treasury


229 25


Expended


.


.


60


SIDEWALKS.


EXPENDED :


Simpson Bros., concrete work $4,523 32


Russell H. Whiting, surveying 74 05


Lyons & Son, labor and material


25 40


Total expended


$4,622 77


APPROPRIATED FOR SIDEWALKS :


Appropriation March 9, 1914 . . $2,000 00


Assessed property owners 2,024 43


Curb account . 70 65


W. T. Simpson, et al


35 76


Simpson Bros. (Lyons & Son bill. )


25 40


Total appropriation $4,156 24


Expended in excess December 31, 1914


$466 33


SPECIAL HIGHWAY APPROPRIATIONS.


WORKING WEYBOSSET STREET :


Expended amount from Ward One highway account


$500 00


Appropriation March 9, 1914 .


500 00


DRAINING BICKNELL SQUARE :


Expended amount from Ward One highway account ·


$350 00


Appropriation March 9, 1914 .


350 00


WORKING PARK ROAD :


Expended amount from Ward Four highway account . ·


$100 00


Appropriation March 9, 1914 .


100 00


WORKING FOGG ROAD :


Expended amount from Ward Five


highway account .


$100 00


Appropriation March 9, 1914 .


100 00


SIDEWALK, COLUMBIAN STREET :


Expended amount from Ward Five highway account ·


$350 00


350 00


Appropriation March 9, 1914 . ·


61


SIDEWALK, POND STREET :


Expended amount from Ward Five highway account Appropriation March 9, 1914 .


$250 00


250 00


WORKING LAKEWOOD ROAD :


Appropriation March 9, 1914 .


$200 00


Balance to Treasury, unexpended


200 00


CURB FOR SIDEWALK, FOGG LIBRARY :


Paid sidewalk account


.


$70 65


Balance from 1913


70 65


ELECTRIC MOTOR FOR STONE CRUSHER :


Appropriation March 9, 1914


$230 82


Paid Weymouth Light & Power Co.,


230 82


NOTE:


On all highway work the sums set against the names (except en- gineers, masons, etc.) represent their earnings as follows: Foremen, $2.75 per day, and laborers, $2.50 per day (after March 9), and for horses $1.75 per day; for removal of snow and sanding of sidewalks the ' rate for men was same as above, and for horses $2.00 per day for snow work and $1.75 per day for sanding, eight hours constituting a day.


Bridges.


Trustees Fore River bridge


$200 00


No appropriation.


Public Parks.


J. Ross South ·


.


$40 38


Theodore Raymond




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