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7 00
A. S. Marsh
7 00
A. C. Heald
5 00
Eugene S. Taylor
4 50
Jacob F. Loud
.
. . .
4 00
Howard H. Joy
3 00
A. H. Belcher
. .
60
C. L. Merritt, telephone
9 95
Total
$856 05
SUPPRESSION OF GYPSY AND BROWNTAIL MOTHS.
Labor:
Merritt, Charles L., superintendent $594 64
Baldwin, Fred
389 36
Caro, Antonio
407 80
Chandler, Harry
55 00
Cipulo, Frank
25 63
Cushing, Henry
261. 55
Donovan, Jeremiah
217 49
Ducker, Augustus J.
195 00
Hall, Willard F.
59 06
Hayes, John
417 48
Lombard, Henry
55 00
Merchant, Clayton B.
413 10
Pecoraro, Frank
51 25
Perry, Henry W.
360 60
Poole, John F.
179 99
Shaw, Alston A.
50 00
Smith, Irving H.
34 06
Tooher, William
27 50
Welch, Frank
34 06
Total expended for labor $3,827 57
Sundry Expenses :
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
lead $1,495 20
Fitzhenry-Guptill Co., sprayer, etc. 298 71
Amount carried forward $5,621 48
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178
Amount brought forward $5,621 48
W. M. Farwell, hose, etc .. 100 70
Standard Oil Co., gasoline 72 50
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co., hose 52 00
Merrimac Chemical Co., lead 15 84
Underhay Oil Co., oil .
14 90
Boston Coupling Co., wrenches, etc.
13 40
Joseph Breck & Sons, Cpn., pruners
9 45
Samuel Cabot, Inc., creosote. . .
6 86
Louis H. Ells, gasoline
1 40
Frank W. Stewart, repairs
9 55
M. R. Loud & Co., repairs
9 16
Charles N. Glines, repairs
3 85
J. H. Murray, repairs
2 77
Percy L. Bicknell, repairs
1 85
Joseph Poulin, repairs
1 37
F. W. Robinson, repairs
1 25
W. W. W., repairs .
1 06
The Stetson Shoe Co., repairs . .
96
Gazette & Transcript Publishing Co. 20 50
Adams Express Co ..
3 98
Bay State St. Ry. Co., express
2 07
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., freight
1 38
A. S. Marsh, team hire
253 60
T. Raymond, team hire
144 50
W. F. Hall, team hire
41 34
C. B. Merchant, clerical work
60 00
Alice A. Nash, storage sprayer
30 00
F. H. Holmes 8 21
6 50
Hobbs & Warren
1 00
George H. Hunt Co. 42
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
7 14
Total expended $6,520 99
Less to Tree account for spraying. 50 00
Balance expended $6,470 99
Balance to Treasury 299 10
Total
Appropriated March 6, 1916 $5,000 00
Received from State Treasurer 122 29
Amount carried forward
$5,122 29
$6,770 09
C. L. Merritt, expenses
179
Amount brought forward $5,122 29
C. L. Merritt, old hose sold 13 00
C. L. Merritt, arsenate of lead . 8 85
C. L. Merritt, 3 barrels 50
Frank McCarthy, spraying 5 00
L. H. Ells, pruning shears 2 25
Assessed property owners
1,618 20
Total appropriated $6,770 09
SURVEYING AND PLOTTING TOWN.
Appropriation March 6, 1916 $ 2,000 00
Balance from 1915 346 38
Blue prints and maps sold
169 25
Total appropriation
$2,515 63
Paid Russell H. Whiting, surveyor .. $1,875 40
Paid Russell H. Whiting, supplies, etc. 233 12
Total expended $2,108 52
Balance to Treasury 407 11
Total
$2,515 63
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Ward One.
Phillip W. Wolfe, engineer
$33 33
Hiram Nadell, engineer 16 67
Hose One :
Charles A. Marr, chauffeur
994 81
George W. Hunt, substitute
107 30
Joseph D. Sewall, substitute
55 50
Knox Motor Associates, account of accident
1,924 72
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., tires
164 35
H. K. Barnes Co., repairs
15 35
Robert J. Cushing, repairs
12 32
Milligan Hardware Co., repairs .
9 53
A. J. Sidelinger, repairs
6 68
Stromberg Motor Devices Co., re- pairs
4 60
Amount carried forward $3,345 16
180
Amount brought forward $3.345Į16
Stewart-Warner Speedometer
Corp., repairs . 3 00
Charles A. Marr, repairs 1 50
Henry L. Kincaide & Co., repairs 1 49
Stever Supply Co., repairs. ....
1 00
Percy L. Bicknell, gasoline, etc ...
39 55
Oberlin S. Clark, gasoline
30 93
J. W. Bartlett & Co., supplies .
18 83
E. L. Tobey, gasoline
8 88
Baker Motor Sales Co., gasoline, etc. 7 55
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
39 00
H. K. Cushing's Express
1 10
Bay State Street Ry. Co., express. .
25
Clement's Auto Express
15
Electric Lighting
64 02
Emerson Coal & Grain Co., coal ..
234 47
Water rent 6 00
$3,802 88
Hose Seven:
Charles W. Barrows, steward $50 00
W. J. Sladen, supplies 1 00
Electric Lighting
19 52
Emerson Coal & Grain Co., coal ..
22 90
Town Home, wood
4 00
Water rent
6 00
$103 42
Ward Two.
John Q. Hunt, engineer
$50 00
Hose Two:
Harold A. Hawes, chauffeur $982 63
George W. Hunt, substitute 114 80
Joseph D. Sewall, substitute 49 75
George M. Keene, repairs
251 00
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., tires
170 98
Baker Motor Sales Co., repairs .. 64 87
Amount carried forward $1,684 03
181
Amount brought forward $1,684 03
H. K. Barnes Co., repairs . 20 00
Rhines Lumber Co., repairs . . 6 75
Knight & Thomas, repairs ..... 3 95
J. F. & W. H. Cushing, repairs ...
3 00
John Q. Hunt, repairs .
2 40
B. F. Eldredge, repairs
1 32
J. H. Murray, repairs
1 20
Stever Supply Co., repairs
1 00
Everett Loud, repairs .
33
Percy L. Bicknell, gasoline
88 98
Everett Loud, supplies
9 23
Bates & Humphrey, supplies
7 70
Frank E. Fitts Mfg. & Supply Co ..
7 56
C. R. Denbroeder, supplies 5 55
Marion F. French, supplies
3 80
M. R. Loud & Co., supplies
3 75
Harold A. Hawes, supplies
1 15
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
39 00
H. K. Cushing's Express
6 25
Bay State Street Ry. Co., express.
1 30
Adams Express 26
Electric Lighting
88 71
Emerson Coal & Grain Co., coal. .. 270 82
A. J. Richards & Son, coal
34 43
J. F. & W. H. Cushing, wood 2 50
Water rent 6 00
$2,300 97
Ward Three.
Russell B. Worster, engineer
$33 34
Wallace H. Bicknell, engineer 16 67
Hose Three :
Herbert F. Pray, steward 33 34
J. Ralph Bacon, chauffeur 355 74
Joseph D. Sewall, substitute 42 00
P. F. Landrey, repairs
85 50
Rhines Lumber Co., repairs
29 79
Frank W. Stewart, repairs
26 68
W. S. Our, repairs
22 69
J. E. Ludden, repairs
13 34
Clement W. Bates, repairs . . 12 65
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Amount carried forward $671 74
182
Amount brought forward $671 74
Frank S. Hobart, repairs
10 77
Arthur Lohnes, repairs 4 65
Robert Nash, repairs
3 90
J. Otis Hollis, repairs
2 25
Swan G. Lindgren, repairs . .
2 00
C. D. Harlow, repairs 1 90
Joseph D. Sewall, repairs
1 83
Robert B. Nash, repairs
1 50
Stever Supply Co., repairs
1 00
The White Co., repairs
40
Standard Oil Co. of N. Y., gasoline
23 75
F. A. Sulis, supplies
23 65
A. K. Bates, supplies
10 45
J. Otis Hollis, Prop., supplies
10 25
Merrimac Chemical Co., supplies. .
9 66
The Weymouth Cash Grocery, sup- plies 8 79
Percy L. Bicknell, supplies
52
N. T. Tel. & Tel. Co.
39 00
George E. Fogg's Express
1 00
Electric Lighting
96 42
A. J. Richards & Sons, fuel
158 09
Water rent
6 00
$1,089 12
Hardscrabble Hook and Ladder Co .:
Edward T. Ryan, steward $33 33
Ward Four.
Hose Four:
J. F. DeRusha, steward $50 00
Electric Lighting 15 37
Alvin Hollis & Co., coal
40 24
Town Home, wood
4 00
Water rent
6 00
$115 61
Hose Six:
B. W. French, steward $33 34
A. T. Blanchard, steward 16 67
Amount carried forward $50 01
183
Amount brought forward $50 01
W. F. Tirrell, repairs
1 00
J. H. Murray, repairs
75
W. W. Pratt, oil
3 70
H. K. Cushing's Express
50
Electric Lighting
11 25
Alvin Hollis & Co., coal
37 92
Town Home, wood
8 00
Water rent
6 00
$119 13
Ward Five.
Matthew O'Dowd, engineer $50 00
Hose Five :
J. Ralph Bacon, chauffeur
649 31
George W. Hunt, chauffeur
409 40
Joseph D. Sewall, substitute
49 50
William D. Blanchard, substitute .. Charles A. Leary, substitute
2 50
Baker Motor Sales Co., repairs
86 53
George Marshall, repairs
72 00
Sargent Bros., repairs
21 30
Walter Bernhart, repairs
20 00
Knox Motor Associates, repairs
12 43
Henry A. Wheeler
10 00
Henry C. Jesseman, repairs
8 03
B. T. Hobart, repairs
5 62
P. F. Landrey, repairs
4 70
E. S. Wright, repairs
3 75
Blanchard & Allen, repairs
3 15
Arthur E. Sevon, repairs
3 00
W. H. Miner, repairs
2 15
Stever Supply Co., repairs
1 00
M. R. Loud & Co., gasoline.
41 91
Percy L. Bicknell, gasoline, etc. .
27 91
Sargent Bros., gasoline, etc. 14 38
Gordon Willis, supplies 10 71
Annie B. Howe, refreshments
5 00
E. Nash Drug Co., supplies
1 57
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
43 33
Adams Express Co.
1 10
Bay State Street Ry. Co., express. . 48
Amount carried forward $1,570 76
10 00
184
Amount brought forward $1,570 76
Electric Lighting
111 83
Alvin Hollis & Co., coal
269 73
Water rent 6 00
$1,958 32
Miscellaneous :
Walter W. Pratt, chief $100 00
John Q. Hunt, clerk
25 00
H. K. Barnes Co., hose, etc. .
549 01
The Gutta Percha & Rubber Mfg. Co., hose 436 15
W. A. Drake, M. D. .
30 00
Myron P. Ford, 2 designs
15 00
Bain Bros., 15 kegs soda
14 00
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa Co., 5 kegs soda
13 86
Frank E. Fitts Mfg. & Supply Co. -
11 00
George E. Emerson, M. D. .
10 00
W. D. Blanchard, clerk, sale har- ness
10 00
John Q. Hunt, mending hose
9 60
V. M. Tirrell, M. D.
9 00
J. Otis Hollis, Prop., labor
7 45
Russell B. Worster
6 42
William Patterson, brass polish . .
6 00
F. L. Doucett, M. D.
5 00
C. H. Rogers
4 00
Slick-O-Oil Co.
2 00
J. Ross South, carting steamer ..
2 00
Gazette Publishing Co., advertising
2 00
The Weymouth Times, advertising J. H. Murray
1 47
C. H. Leary, carting hose
1 00
Adams Express Co. 38
A. Wadleigh, storage apparatus . .
5 00
C. S. Curtis, storage apparatus . .
4 00
C. H. Penniman, auto hire 3 00
W. W. Pratt, auto hire 3 00
E. C. Staples, team hire 2 50
Telephone for engineer 21 89
Telephone for chief 15 10
Firemen's services to Dec. 31, 1916 1,219 00
E. S. Wright, forest warden 25 00
Amount carried forward $2,570 83
2 00
185
Amount carried forward $2,570 83
W. W. Pratt, forest warden .. 15 00
P. W. Wolfe, deputy forest warden 10 00
J. Q. Hunt, deputy forest warden. 10 00
R. B. Worster, deputy forest war- den
10 00
M. O'Dowd, deputy forest warden 10 00
$2,625 83
Fire Alarm:
C. F. Coolidge, care $300 00
C. F. Coolidge, extra work 37 50
The Gamewell Fire Alarm Tel. Co.
406 93
Weymouth Light & Power Co. ..
34 04
B. F. Eldredge
24 98
Wetmore Savage Co. 16 90
John Miller
9 00
Herman Pratt
9 00
Alfred Turpel
6 00
Westor Electrical Instrument Co ..
4 85
R. Mitchell & Co.
3 00
H. C. Jesseman
1 10
Oliver E. Peaslee 80
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
20 09
George W. Young, auto hire
55 00
Peter A. Gallant, team hire 3 00
C. J. Hollis, auto hire 2 50
Adams Express Co.
1 08
$935 77
Services of Men at Fires :
J. Fred Miller, clerk $232 25
W. J. Sladen, clerk
14 50
C. E. Dunbar, clerk
472 25
W. S. Our, clerk
226 00
W. W. Pratt
22 25
B. W. French, clerk
11 50
R. Halloran, clerk
24 50
B. B. Smith, clerk
5 00
B. T. Hobart, clerk 83 00
W. D. Blanchard, clerk
214 25
$1,305 50
186
Horses at Fires :
Solomon Ford
$50 50
Hiram Nadell
26 00
W. J. Sladen
10 00
J. F. and W. H. Cushing
68 50
John H. Thompson
5 00
Hugh P. Coyle
53 50
B. W. Shaw
30 00
S. A. Maynard
17 50
B. B. Smith
10 00
F. J. Sherrick
3 50
E. S. Wright
25 00
$299 50
Total, miscellaneous
$5,166 60
NOTE-Of the above amount $366.05 was expended for forest fires.
Appropriated for Fire Department :
Appropriation March 6, 1916 (in-
cluding $1,000 for Forest Fires) $ 13,500 00
Balance from 1915 for repairing truck
1,800 00
Heating Police Station, Ward One
25 00
W. H. Bicknell, rent
14 00
W. H. Bicknell, stove
6 00
R. B. Worster, rent
6 00
R. B. Worster, blankets and junk
6 00
Rent Engine House, Ward Two ...
12 00
P. W. Wolfe, old hose and junk .. 5 41
M. O'Dowd, old hose 5 07
Bay State St. Ry. Co. men at court
5 00
Total appropriation
$15,384 48
Summary of Expenditures :
Hose One $3,802 88
Hose Seven 103 42
Hose Two
2,300 97
Hose Three
1,089 52
Hardscrabble H. & L. Truck 33 33
Hose Four
115 61
Hose Six
119 13
Amount carried forward $7,564 86
1
187
Amount brought forward $7.564 86
Hose Five 1,958 32
Miscellaneous 5,166 60
Total expended $14,689 78
Balance to Treasury
694 70
Total
$15,384 48
Combination Hose Wagon, Ward Three:
O. F. Kress & Son, 4 cylinder White single tank auto combination .. $5,300 00
Less allowance on Mathew Car . 800 00
Balance $4,500 00
Appropriation June 19, 1916 $4,500 00
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Arthur H. Pratt, chief
$1,098 00
Thomas Fitzgerald inspector 1,006 50
$2,104 50
Ward One:
George W. Nash
$976 25
John Wolfe
108 50
John A. Carter 81 00
Charles H. Phillips
36 00 .
Willard F. Hall
30 25
William J. Gaughan
23 25
Charles W. Barrows
6 00
$1,261 25
Ward Two:
Edward F. Butler
$990 00
Lawrence E. Schofield
170 00
Charles H. Phillips
37 00
James P. Maguire
32 00
William J. Gaughan
14 75
Charles N. Turner
. .
7 50
Herman S. Pratt
4 25
Charles W. Barrows
1 50
Newland. Holmes
1 50
William H. Trask . .
1 50
$1,260 00
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188
Ward Three:
Charles W. Baker
$990 00
Charles B. Trask
184 75
William H. Trask
52 25
George H. Gross .
2 00
Newland Holmes . . 1 50
Ward Four:
James L. Brennan
$86 75
Willard F. Hall
14 25
Charles N. Turner
9 00
Willie F. Tirrell
8 75
John W. French
6 00
William J. Gaughan
.
3 00
Charles B. Trask
3 00
Charles N. Turner
2 75
George B. Bayley
2 00
Ward Five:
Elbert Ford $1,006 50
Willard F. Hall 41 25
George W. Conant
3 00
Willie B. Loud
3 00
John W. Vinson
3 00
Charles H. Phillips
1 00
Miscellaneous :
N. E. Telephone & Telegraph Co .. $220 49
George W. Young, auto hire
93 50
C. J. Hollis, auto hire
33 50
Willow Club Garage, auto hire. 21 00
A. S. Marsh, team hire
16 50
E. A. Stone, auto hire 4 50
Herman O. Collyer, auto hire
2 00
Charles H. Williams, team hire ...
2 00
Abbie C. Hollis, auto hire
1 50
W. M. Tirrell, auto hire
1 00
W. M. Wilbar, auto hire
1 00
J. C. Fraser, M. D. .
4 00
Auto List Pub. Co., year book
28 00
W. W. Pratt, oil
18 00
$1,230 50
$135 50
$1,057 75
Amount carried forward $446 99
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189
Amount brought forward $446 99
The Traffic Sign Co., 2 signs
10 50
Pray & Kelley, cards 6 75
Lawrence Dunn 5 00
E. A. Stone 5 00
Charles Harrington, towels
4 50
Franklin N. Pratt, printing
4 00
A. H. Pratt, expenses
3 25
Percy L. Bicknell, inspecting auto
3 00
John G. Nelson
3 00
Everett Loud
2 00
C. W. Baker, expenses
1 50
W. M. Tirrell, police badges 1 30
City of Quincy, persons at lock-up
4 70
$501 49
LOCK-UPS.
Ward One:
George W. Nash, care
$25 00
Geo. W. Nash, food for prisoners 18 50
Fire Department, heating
25 00
Robert J. Cushing, repairs
12 00
Electric lighting
17 93
Water rent
6 00
$104 43
Ward Two:
L. E. Schofield, care
$50 00
L. E. Schofield, food for prisoners 48 75
West Disinfecting Co., towels, etc. 8 50
Crown Window Shade Co., screen door
6 50
Ford Furniture Co., 2 chairs
5 50
George M. Keene, carpenter work 4 80
C. F. Ripley & Co.
4 55
Everett Loud
4 00
A. R. Sherman, floor oil
2 00
Monarch Wet Wash, laundry
1 60
Pneumatic Rubber Stamp Co. . .
1 18
Adams Express Co.
83
H. W. Dyer, Prop., laundry
67
H. K. Cushing's Express
35
Electric lighting
74 62
Emerson Coal & Grain Co., coal .. 139 50
Amount carried forward $353 35
190
Amount brought forward $353 35
Everett Loud, charcoal 1 51
Water rent 10 00
Ward Three:
Charles W. Baker, care $25 00
Chas. W. Baker, food for prisoners 10 00
D. Sewall, labor 2 00
Electric lighting
12 75
A. J. Richards & Son, coal
19 77
Charles W. Baker, charcoal 1 38
Water rent
6 00
Ward Five:
Elbert Ford, care
$25 00
Elbert Ford, food for prisoners 6 50
Charles H. Holbrook, care
14 17
Charles H. Holbrook, food for prisoners
4 75
Blanchard & Allen
27
Electric lighting
13 00
Alvin Hollis & Co., coal
24 59
Elbert Ford, charcoal
2 04
Water Rent .
6 00
.
$96 32
Total expended
$8,193 50
Balance to Treasury
562 57
Total
$8,756 07
Appropriated for Police Account :
Appropriation March 6, 1916 .. $8,300 00
E. Norfolk Court, fees and fines .. 342 66
Superior Court, fees and fines ... 79 50
Braintree, use of lock-up 10 00
L. E. Schofield, use of telephone .. 15 89
Sundry telephone receipts
8 02
Total $8,756 07
Police, New Downer Landing $125 00
Paid officers $24; refunded $101 ..
$125 00
$364 86
$76 90
191
HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
George E. Emerson, M. D., services. $150 00
F. L. Doucett, M. D., services 75 00
John S. Williams, services 55 89
John S. Williams, disinfecting 60 00
39 00
32 00
533 36
127 10
2 34
L. R. Johnston, deputy inspector of licensed slaughter houses 49 80
66 67
Alston A. Shaw, garbage collector .. Hiram Nadell, garbage collector .
42 00
A. C. Demary, rent of rooms for dis- pensary
195 00
Weymouth Visiting Nurse Ass'n ... 41 00
F. L. Doucett, M. D.
49 00
H. F. Boyle, janitor for dispensary . . 35 00
25 00
J. Ross South
21 50
G. E. Emerson, M. D., expenses 20 00
Emerson Coal & Grain Co., coal ..
17 38
W. F. Cowing, cleaning up rubbish. . 16 00
D. W. Hart 12 53
Weymouth Light & Power Co. 12 00
Hobbs & Warren 5 60
W. H. Miner 4 50
F. W. Stewart, fence 3 95 .
Lot Lohnes, posts . .
3 00
George W. Walsh, signs . .
2 50
Minnie Fratus, cleaning · .
2 50
C. D. Harlow, supplies . .
1 83
Mrs. James Lynch, cleaning .
1 30
Oliver E. Peaslee, keys . A. C. Demary, supplies
44
C. J. Hollis, auto hire 25 00
The Weymouth Times, advertising. . 9 00
Abbie C. Hollis, auto hire 8 00
Gazette Publishing Co., advertising. 6 00
Pray & Kelley, blanks, etc. 4 25
Individuals, burying animals
13 00
Amount carried forward $2,065 44
. .
J. C. Fraser, vaccination .
2 00
1 20
C. D. Dolge Co., disinfecting candles N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co., disinfecting ... J. E. Ludden, plumbing inspector ... George Marshall, plumbing inspector R. B. Worster, plumbing inspector. . G. B. Bayley, inspector of licensed slaughter houses
293 80
Helmuth Ulrich, M. D.
192
Amount brought forward $2,065 44
H. A. Richards, use of dump 10 00
For contagious disease cases 1,038 56
Total expended
Appropriated for Health Department:
Appropriation March 6, 1916 $2,000 00
Appropriation Nov. 6, 1916 600 00
From Reserve Fund 500 00
Children's Hospital, refund 14 00
Total
$3,114 00
MISCELLANEOUS ACCOUNT.
A. P. Worthen, professional services,
Jan. 1, 1910, to Dec. 31, 1914. ... $1,500 00
Flord I. Beardsley, land damage 75 00
Susan E. Monroe, land damage 25 00
Alfred E. Beechy, easement
10 00
Laura G. Murray, expenses at hear- ing
16 00
Arthur H. Pratt, expenses at Beechey case
5 02
C. J. Cote, damages .
2 00
State Treasurer, penalty
1 00
Quincy Industrial School
1,066 34
Boston Trade School for Girls
27 00
F. W. Loud, inspector of animals ..
252 50
W. M. Tirrell, land sales for taxes. .
37 18
E. L. Burdakin, list of deeds . Thomas V. Nash, probate abstracts ..
25 00
E. W. Prescott, list for assessors .... 84 91
344 96
33 00
Russell H. Whiting, civil engineer .. Common Quarry Co., stone bounds .. North Weymouth Cemetery Ass'n, care soldiers monument and grounds
30 00
Taxes on Great Hill Park, 1912, 1913 121 58
B. N. Rice, envelopes and postage ... 98 72
Thorp & Martin, books 70 98
Library Bureau, cards 30 14
C. H. Lovell, stationery 23 25
Amount carried forward $3,973 86
$3,114 00
94 28
193
Amount brought forward $3,973 86
Boston Card Index Co., cards 17 80
Hobbs & Warren, stationery 15 66
F. H. Blackbird Pen Co., pens 3 75
Dimond-Union Stamp Works 3 10
Franklin N. Pratt, stationery ..
2 75
George H. Hunt & Co., stationery ... 1 40
Lovell & Rice, storage 22 50
Celia Wilder, Extrix, storage pianos.
42 00
M. Frank McCarthy, refreshments town hall fire
55 00
Oliver Burrell, painting waste tubs, etc. 19 65
E. W. Savings Bank, decorating Car- nival week 12 50
Frank W. Stewart, house numbers .. 2 94
C. B. Cushing, car fares 4 24
Emerson R. Dizer, car fares
50
John F. Dwyer, expenses
6 00
Leavitt W. Bates, expenses
1 00
G. W. Bayley, serving notices
3 00
6 00
H. Nadell, delivering town reports .. F. H. Holmes, delivering town reports J. H. Sherman, delivering town re- ports
6 50
J. Ross South, delivering town re- ports
8 00
S. A. Maynard, delivering town re- ports
6 00
A. S. Marsh, delivering town reports W. P. Hersey, delivering poll-tax books
8 00
9 00
8 00
L. E. Schofield, enforcing dog law ...
25 00
C. W. Baker, enforcing dog law ....
20 00
G. B. Bayley, enforcing dog law .
13 00
W. B. Loud, enforcing dog law .
17 50
George L. Newton, expenses 30 20
Henry E. Hanley, expenses 24 00
Edward W. Hunt, expenses 15 25
Bradford Hawes, expenses 26 00
Wallace D. Cowing, burying animals
8 00
· Amount carried forward $4,460 60
8 00
8 00
20 00
L. Knowles, delivering poll-tax books J. F. Dwyer, delivering poll-tax books C. H. Clapp, delivering poll-tax books G. W. Nash, enforcing dog law ....
6 50
194
Amount brought forward $4,460 60
Alston A. Shaw, burying animals. . 5 00
F. W. Loud, burying animals .. 5 00
Elroy C. Baldwin, burying animals. .
Norman C. Dorey, burying animal .. 1 00
1 00
Truman A. Marr, burying animal .. W. B. Loud, burying animal
1 00
Willow Club Garage, auto hire. . .
65 00
A. S. Marsh, auto and team hire ....
35 50
C. J. Hollis, auto hire
32 50
John L. Maynard, team hire
6 00
H. K. Cushing, expressing
30
Clement's Auto Express
30
Drew Express Co. 30
C. F. Getteny, certifying town notes 56 00
L. W. Bates, with registrars 37 50
J. F. Dwyer, with registrars 45 50
L. W. Callahan, with registrars .
23 00
C. H. Clapp, with registrars
25 50
C. A. Marr, janitor for registrars .. 3 00
H. A. Hawes, janitor for registrars .. 3 00.
J. R. Bacon, janitor for registrars .. 3 00
H. F. Pray, janitor for registrars .. 1 00
J. F. DeRusha, janitor for registrars 2 00
G. W. Hunt, janitor for registrars .. 2 00
Returning Births :
F. L. Doucett, M. D., 99 at .25. . . . $24 75
G. E. Emerson, M. D., 38 at .25. .. 9 50
J. H. Libby, M. D., 31 at .25 7 75
E. N. Mayberry, M. D., 25 at .25. . 6 25
J. C. Fraser, M. D., 23 at .25
5 75
Joseph Chase, Jr., M. D., 15 at .25 3 75 W. J. Middleton, M. D., 11 at .25. 2 75
1 50
Frank Wheatley, Jr., M D., 2 at .25 50
Oliver H. Howe, M. D., 1 at .25 ... 25
C. H. Colgate, Jr., 1 at .25 25
Returning Deaths :
Joseph W. McDonald, 149 at .25. . 37 25
W. J. Dunbar & Son, 125 at .25 ... 31 25
C. L. Rice & Son, 49 at .25 12 25
George Mansfield, 5 at .25 1 25
Amount carried forward $4.961-00
Rudolph Jacoby, M. D., 6 at .25. .
1 00
195
Amount brought forward $4,961 00 John A. Raymond, Town Clerk, col- lecting, recording and indexing :
143 marriages at .20. 28 60
253 births at .50
126 50
196 deaths at .20 39 20
3 deaths at .50 1 50
188 burial permits at .10 18 80
Postage, etc. 6 60
221 20
Total expended $5,182 20
Appropriated for Miscellaneous Account :
Appropriation March 6, 1916 (in- cluding $500 for insurance and $500 for special audit) $5,600 00
Refund by State, account Indus- trial School 372 13
Total appropriation
$5,972 13
Total expended
$5,182 20
Balance to Treasury 289 93
$5,472 13
Balance, for audit, unexpended $500 00
NATIONAL, STATE, TOWN AND PRIMARY ELECTION
EXPENSES.
Precinct One :
David Dunbar, warden $15 00
Charles Williams, clerk 20 00
Joshua H. Shaw, inspector 15 00
Frank N. Kittridge, inspector .
10 00
Wilson E. Beane, inspector 10 00
Thomas F. McCue, inspector
10 00
Edward P. Murphy, inspector
10 00
W. M. Tyler, inspector
15 00
John F. Condon, inspector and
deputy clerk
11 50
J. H. Libby, inspector, deputy and
Amount carried forward $116 50
196
Amount brought forward $116 50
warden
13 00
G. W. Nash, ballot-box officer 20 00
John A. Carter, constable 12 00
Precinct Two:
Melzar S. Burrell, warden 20 00
Harley G. Carter, clerk 20 00
Frank K. Raymond, inspector 20 00
Charles A. Spear, inspector
15 00
James Knox, Jr., inspector
15 00
Harry B. Torrey, inspector
20 00
Frederick N. Bates, inspector and deputy clerk 9 50
J. L. Lincoln, inspector and deputy 9 50
A. H. Pratt, ballot-box officer ...
20 00
Albert J. Osgood, constable
12 00
George S. Simmons, deputy in- spector
4 50
B. J. Connell, deputy inspector . . Webster L. Pratt, deputy inspector 3 00
3 00
M. J. Coffey, deputy warden .... 1 50
Precinct Three :
William S. Wallace, warden 20 00
Jacob Dexheimer, clerk 20 00
James A. Pray, inspector 20 00
Charles Dwyer, inspector
20 00
Frederick A. Sulis, inspector
20 00
Charles T. Bailey, inspector .
5 00
C. O. Drown, inspector and deputy
16 50
C. W. Baker, ballot-box officer ..
20 00
Thomas Fitzgerald, constable . ...
12 00
George P. Niles, deputy warden .. 4 50
Mark J. Garrity, deputy clerk ....
6 00
Howard Richards, deputy inspector 6 00
J. R. South, deputy inspector .... 3 00
Precinct Four :
Thomas H. Melville, warden 20 00
Bertie T. Hobart, clerk 20 00
John F. Kennedy, inspector 20 00
Edward W. Howley, inspector . . 15 00
Amount carried forward $582 50
197
Amount brought forward $582 50
John W. Seabury, inspector
20 00
Harry D. Tisdale, inspector . ...
5 00
C. H. Lovell, inspector and deputy 16 50
J. L. Kelly, inspector and deputy warden
9 50
George B. Bayley, ballot-box officer
15 00
W. F. Tirrell, constable and ballot- box officer
11 00
Charles N. Turner, constable
3 00
Willard F. Hall, constable
3 00
Louis H. Ells, deputy clerk
4 50
T. F. Moore, deputy inspector
4 50
A. B. Maynard, deputy inspector. 3 00
H. V. Pratt, deputy inspector .
1 50
Precinct Five :
Otis B. Torrey, warden 20 00
John F. Welch, clerk
20 00
D. Frank Daly, inspector 20 00
Patrick J. Welch, inspector
20 00
Joseph W. Kohler, inspector
15 00
George R. Sellers, inspector
5 00
Bertie T. Tirrell, inspector
..
13 00
J. J. Santry, inspector and deputy G. A. Benson, inspector and deputy
6 50
Elbert Ford, ballot-box officer ..
20 00
Charles C. Tinkham, constable ...
12 00
F. M. Fernald, deputy warden ...
1 50
M. J. Cullinane, deputy inspector 3 00
John Reidy, deputy inspector .... 3 00
Precinct Six :
Clayton B. Merchant, warden 20 00
Bartholomew J. Smith, clerk 20 00
Edward F. Cullen, inspector 20 00
Arthur L. Blanchard, inspector
20 00
Arthur M. Hawes, inspector
15 00
Thomas J. Noonan, inspector
5 00
Harold P. Tirrell, inspector
5 00
John H. Tobin, inspector
5 00
D. Reidy, Jr., inspector and deputy
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