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Paid Russell H. Whiting, supplies, etc. 161.23
Total expended $1,215.00
FIRE DEPARTMENT. Ward One.
Phillip W. Wolfe, engineer. $50.00
Hose One :
Charles A. Marr, chauffeur
1,288.72
Forest H. Jones, substitute.
24.00
Norman E. Belcher, substitute
23.63
Harold Gardner, substitute ...
9.00
Standard Oil Co. of New York, gaso- line
51.05
A. J. Sidelinger, supplies
22.68
Henry A. Wheeler Co., supplies.
13.75
Tobey's Garage, supplies.
7.75
Stromberg Motor Devices Co., parts
6.35
Bennie Bean, supplies. 6.00
Robert J. Cushing, repairs
5.70
H. O. Collyer, supplies.
5.63
Baker Motor Sales Co., on truck.
4.85
American Refining Co., oil
4.75
George E. Skinner Co., suet.
2.25
M. F. Bailey, electric lamps.
. .
1.50
Weymouth Light & Power Co., fuses
1.22
Percy L. Bicknell, auto supplies ...
1.20
J. K. Ruggles, expressing
.74
Electric Lighting .
37.55
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
36.35
A. J. Richards & Son, coal.
78.36
Emerson Coal & Grain Co., coal
33.50
H. V. Pratt, carting coal.
20.00
James W. Daly, wood.
10.00
T. Leavitt, coal.
10.64
Town Farm, wood.
6.00
Amount carried forward $1,763.17
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285
Amount brought forward
$1,763.17
A. L. Ford, carting coal. 2.00
Water rent 6.00
$1,771.17
Hose Seven :
Ray A. Farren, steward.
$25.00
W. J. Sladen, supplies 15.42
J. H. Murray, supplies 5.00
1.25
Electric Lighting
17.17
A. J. Richards & Son, coal.
5.75
Ray A. Farren, carting coal
3.00
Water rent
6.00
$78.59
Ward Two.
John Q. Hunt, engineer $ 50.00
Hose Two :
Forest H. Jones, chauffeur.
1,139.01
Harold A. Hawes, chauffeur 153.84
Forest H. Jones, substitute.
24.00
Norman E. Belcher, substitute
23.62
Harold Gardner, substitute.
9.00
Henry K. Barnes, equipment
344.60
Percy L. Bicknell, on truck.
157.91
J. H. Murray, supplies.
48.46
Standard Oil Co., of New York, gaso- line
38.10
Curry Bros. Oil Co., supplies
24.99
W. P. Denbroeder, supplies.
23.75
Everett D. Richards, repairs
..
23.50
Rhines Lumber Co. .
22.84
E. E. Merchant, supplies
17.65
Sargent Bros., on truck.
16.80
Henry A. Wheeler & Co.
16.00
Fred A. Loud & Co., supplies.
9.62
Frank E. Fitts, supplies.
8.64
The Hillman Auto Supply Co.
6.50
J. K. Ruggles, expressing.
5.47
Weymouth Light & Power Co., lamps, etc.
5.40
J. E. Ludden, repairs
3.00
Amount carried forward $2,172.70
Weymouth Light & Power Co., lamps
286
Amount brought forward $2,172.70
Daniel Reidy, supplies .
2.65
Peter Gallant, sand. 2.50
Charles Skoglund, inspecting boiler.
2.00
Marion French, supplies
1.60
Monarch Wet Wash Laundry, ex- pressing 1.50
C. B. Pratt, on truck.
1.50
F. H. Jones, express bills paid .
1.27
J. F. & W. H. Cushing, supplies
1.25
B. F. Eldridge, repairs
1.14
Adams Express Company .
.84
Baker Motor Sales Co., on truck.
.78
Ray O. Martin, on heater
.75
Oliver E. Peaslee, repairs
.50
Electric Lighting
62.48
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
37.48
C. T. Leavitt, cóal.
107.88
H. V. Pratt, carting coal.
20.00
A. J. Richards & Son, coal .
7.50
Emerson Coal & Grain Co., coal. ..
6.05
Charles Meuse, carting coal
1.00
Water Rent
6.00
$2,439.37
Ward Three.
Henry W. Phillips, engineer $ 50.00
Hose Three :
J. Ralph Bacon, chauffeur
1,288.71
Forest H. Jones, substitute. 27.00
Norman E. Belcher, substitute 23.63
Harold Gardner, substitute. 9.00
Russell Dexheimer, substitute.
9.00
J. Otis Hollis, Prop., on truck. 52.04
Standard Oil Co. of N. Y., gasoline. .
35.39
Rhines Lumber Co. .
33.86
W. B. Badger & Co., chairs
26.00
John F. Dolan, labor.
21.45
Weymouth Light & Power Co., sup- plies 20.10
The White Co., repairs on truck.
17.87
F. W. Stewart, supplies.
11.07
Sigsbee Co., flag.
10.50
Frank E. Fitts Co., supplies
8.32
Amount carried forward $1,643.94
287
Amount brought forward 1,643.94
A. B. Bryant & Co., supplies 8.19
Seth S. Cushing, repairs. 7.50
D. Sewall, repairs. 5.25
J. E. Ludden, repairs 3.85
Lot Lohnes, labor. 3.15
Hugh P. Coyle, carting
3.00
J. P. Fisher, labor.
2.00
Charles Skoglund, boiler inspector.
2.00
Frank S. Hobart, supplies
1.32
Electric Lighting
56.40
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co. .
40.38
A. J. Richards & Son, coal.
289.18
Hugh P. Coyle, carting coal
9.00
Arthur Lohnes, carting coal.
1.00
Water rent
6.00
$2,082.16
Ward Four.
Hose Four :
J. F. DeRusha, steward.
$50.00
Standard Oil Co. of N. Y., floor oil ..
-3.00
Electric Lighting
10.95
Water rent
6.00
$69.95
Hose Six :
L. M. Tirrell, steward.
$16.66
Alvin Hollis & Co., coal
17.32
Electric Lighting
6.65
Water rent
6.00
$46.63
Ward Five.
Willie B. Loud, engineer ..
$ 16.67
Matthew O'Dowd, engineer
33.66
Hose Five :
Harold Gardner, chauffeur 589.84
George W. Hunt, chauffeur
520.88
Edward Hoffsess, chauffeur
154.02
Amount carried forward 1,315.07
288
Amount brought forward $1,315.07
Forest H. Jones, substitute. 21.00
George Langford, substitute. 45.79
Norman E. Belcher, substitute.
23.62
Baker Motor Sales Co., on truck ....
436.48
Standard Oil Co. of N. Y., gasoline. . Sargent Bros., on truck. .
71.59
H. K. Barnes Co., supplies.
36.80
M. R. Loud & Co., supplies
22.57
J. F. Damon, repairs.
11.00
J. F. & W. H. Cushing
9.75
H. C. Jesseman, supplies
9.10
Gordon Willis, supplies
8.63
W. B. Loud, repairs.
6.29
Selden Truck Service Co., on truck ..
5.50
J. W. Huff, repairs. 3.60
Weymouth Light & Power Co., lamps, etc. 3.40
Blanchard & Allen, supplies.
3.00
Harold Hawes, repairs on truck.
2.12
Knight & Thomas, supplies.
1.25
Crawford Machine Works.
.90
Charles F. Brown, supplies.
.65
Elbridge Nash Drug Co., supplies.
..
.15
Alvin Hollis & Co., coal
102.02
James Tirrell, wood:
9.00
C. H. Miller, wood. .
7.75
Town Farm, wood.
6.00
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co . .
40.38
Reuben Loud & Sons, wood. . .
4.25
Electric Lighting . .
36.34
Water rent . .
6.00
$2,289.45
Miscellaneous :
Walter W. Pratt, chief
$ 100.00
John Q. Hunt, clerk. 25.00
Fireman's services to Dec. 31, 1918. .
1,235.00
Telephone for chief .
20.38
Telephone for clerk.
19.30
C. C. C. Fire Hose Co., hose
365.70
John Q. Hunt, mending hose.
12.60
Mrs. G. M. Grundstrom, meals
8.00
W. J. Sladen, lunches for men 6.18
Joseph E. Green, metal polish . 5.50
Franklin N. Pratt, printing.
4.00
. .
. .
39.45
...
. .
Amount carried forward $1.801.66
289
Amount brought forward $1801.66
Percy L. Bicknell.
3.54
Weymouth Times, advt. 1.25
Tobey's Garage, auto hire
1.00
W. W. Pratt, auto hire.
1.00
V. M. Tirrell, M. D., visit
1.00
F. H. Jones, express paid . .
.31
Gazette Publishing Co. . .
.25
$1,810.01
Fire Alarm :
C. F. Coolidge, care.
$300.00
C. F. Coolidge, extra work.
3.00
Gamewell Fire Alarm Tel. Co.
8.66
P. F. Landrey, wire, etc.
8.55
Wetmore Savage Co., supplies.
2.33
H. C. Jesseman, supplies
1.85
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
2.83
L. C. White, auto hire.
134.10
Mrs. L. C. White, auto hire
9.00
C. F. Coolidge, auto hire
7.50
G. W. Young, team hire
4.00
$481.82
Services of Men at Fires :
J. Fred Miller, clerk.
$107.25
W. J. Sladen, clerk
31.50
C. E. Dunbar, clerk.
229.75
W. S. Our, clerk.
157.00
R. Halloran, clerk. .
4.00
Bowdoin B. Smith, clerk.
4.50
John F. Kennedy, clerk.
183.75
W. W. Pratt.
4.00
Solomon Ford
3.75
J. F. & W. H. Cushing
4.50
Hugh P. Coyle . . .
1.00
Horses at Fires :
J. F. & W. H. Cushing
$101.15
Solomon Ford
42.50
Hugh P. Coyle.
41.00
Wessagussett Farm
10.00
W. J. Sladen.
5.00
Bowdoin B. Smith
.
.
$204.65
Total miscellaneous
$3,227.48
.
.
. .
. . .
$731.00
.
.
5.00
.
.
290
Summary of expenditures :
Hose One
$1,771.17
Hose Seven
78.59
·
Hose Two
2,439.37
Hose Three
2,082.16
Hose Four
69.95
Hose Six
46.63
Hose Five
2,289.45
Miscellaneous
3,227.48
Total expended
$12,004.80
Balance to Treasury. 10.11
$12,014.91
Appropriation for Fire Department :
Appropriation March 4, 1918. $12,000.00
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co., refunded.
1.46
M. O'Dowd, old hose sold.
3.45
Street Dept., stove.
10.00
Total appropriation $12,014.91
FOREST FIRES.
W. W. Pratt, forest warden
$25.00
Phillip W. Wolfe, deputy.
10.00
John Q. Hunt, deputy. . .
10.00
Henry W. Phillips, deputy
10.00
Matthew O'Dowd, deputy
6.66
Willie B. Loud, deputy.
3.33
Services of Men :
J. Fred Miller, clerk. $115.00
W. J. Sladen, clerk.
12.00
C. E. Dunbar, clerk. 165.75
W. S. Our, clerk.
65.50
R. Halloran, clerk.
9.00
B. B. Smith, clerk.
14.50
J. F. Kennedy, clerk.
103.50
W. W. Pratt, warden
16.00
501.25
B. B. Smith, horses at fires.
5.00
Joseph Breck & Sons, brooms. 33.25
Amount carried forward $604.49
1
291
Amount brought forward
$604.49
M. F. Ellis' & Co., brooms, etc. .
26.06
Franklin Rubber Co., rubber boots ..
6.50
Franklin N. Pratt, printing.
2.50
W. W. Pratt, express paid.
.50
Total expended
$640.05
Balance to treasury
159.95
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Total
$800.00
Appropriation March 4, 1918
$500.00
From reserve fund.
·300.00
Total
$800.00
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Arthur H. Pratt, chief.
$1,430.30
Thomas Fitzgerald, inspector.
1,218.72
$2,649.02
Ward One :
George W. Nash.
$1,218.72
John A. Carter
193.96
John Wolfe
39.60
J. William Trask.
19.80
Charles W. Barrows
3.30
1,475.38
Ward Two :
Edward F. Butler
$1,268.58
William J. Gaughen
132.60
Robert L. Burbank
77.54
James P. Maguire.
73.90
Willard F. Hall ..
46.50
Lawrence E. Schofield.
4.00
J. William Trask.
3.30
Thomas E. Burrell.
3.30
Everett R. Hatch
·
1,613.02
Ward Three :
Charles W. Baker
$1,218.72
Charles B. Trask.
417.89
William H. Trask
130.41
1,767.02
. .
· ·
3.30
292
Ward Four :
Willie F. Tirrell.
$76.44
J. William Trask.
3.30
Bertie T. Hobart.
3.30
Charles N. Turner
3.30
Clement W. Bates
-. . ... .
$89.64
Ward Five :
Elbert Ford
$1,218.72
Charles H. Holbrook.
178.26
Lawrence J. Brennan
56.62
George W. Conant.
3.30
Miscellaneous :
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
$208.09
Russell B. Worster, auto hire
45.00
Abby C. Hollis Estate, auto hire.
30.00
Tobey's Garage
15.00
A. S. Marsh, team hire.
4.00
Andrew Dondero, auto hire
4.00
John L. Bean, auto hire.
3.00
Sargent Bros., auto hire
3.00
N. S. Ford, auto hire.
3.00
Harold Ruxton, auto hire.
2.00
Willow Club Garage, auto hire
2.00
H. O. Collyer, auto hire.
2.00
L. A. Cook, Jr., auto hire.
1.00
R. L. Burbank, care of light.
86.10
W. W. Pratt, care of light.
61.00
S. B. Richmond, care of light.
60.75
James E. Burke, care of light.
41.25
City of Quincy, care of prisoners.
3.70
Sampson-Soch Co., scales
20.00
A. H. Pratt, expenses
17.98
Franklin N. Pratt, printing.
13.50
Weymouth Light & Power Co., flood light
7.65
Traffic Sign & Signal Co.
5.35
Gazette Publishing Co ..
4.50
Harding Uniform & Regalia Co., sup-
3.00
F. L. Doucett, M. D., services
2.00
J. H. Murray, supplies.
1.86
Amount carried forward
$650.73
.
.
.
' plies
.
3.30
$1,456.90
1
293
Amount brought forward
$650.73
Adams Express Company .
1.09
Thomas Fitzgerald, expenses. 1.00
$652.82
Lock-Ups:
Ward One :
George W. Nash, care. .
$25.00
George W. Nash, food for prisoners.
28.05
M. F. Bailey, electric lamps 1.25
H. O. Collyer, oil.
1.20
Electric Lighting
8.60
Water rent
6.00
...
$70.10
Ward Two :
A. H. Pratt, care.
$50.00
L. E. Schofield, care.
25.00
L. E. Schofield, food for prisoners ...
14.70
M. Frank McCarthy, food for pri- soners
22.14
C. H. Lovell, supplies
21.60
George W. Bates, repairs
6.88
Wade & Stetson, supplies.
6.00
Weymouth Light & Power Co., lamps, etc.
3.10
Fleishman's Dairy, supplies
2.09
George M. Hoyt, supplies
1.15
Oliver Peaslee, repairs
1.05
Old Colony Laundry .
.52
Emerson Coal & Grain Co., coal.
35.20
A. J. Richards & Son, coal.
28.38
Town Farm, wood .
6.00
F. H. Holmes, carting coal
2.25
Electric Lighting
45.64
Water Rent
10.00
$281.70
Ward Three :
A. J. Richards & Son, coal.
$11.25
A. K. Bates, repairs
2.75
Electric Lighting
9.00
Water rent. .
6.00
$29.00
294
Ward Five :
Elbert Ford, care.
$25.00
Elbert Ford, food for prisoners. 9.50
James E. Burke, supplies
4.80
Gordon Willis, supplies.
3.82
Charles F. Brown, supplies
1.50
Alvin Hollis & Co., coal
13.49
Town Farm, wood.
6.00
Electric Lighting
9.00
Water rent
6.00
$79.11
Total expended
$10,163.71
Balance to treasury
1.36
Total
$10,165.07
Appropriation for Police Account :
Appropriation March 4, 1918.
$9,000.00
E. Norfolk Court, fees and fines.
989.40
142.50
Superior Court, fees and fines. . Town of Braintree, use of lock-up ..
13.50
F. J. Fahey, probation officer.
10.00
L. E. Schofield, use of telephone.
9.67
$10,165.07
HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
George E. Emerson, M. D., services. .
$150.00
John S. Williams, services.
20.73
J. S. Williams, disinfecting
48.00
M. Alice Gallagher, services. . .....
985.44
George Marshall, plumbing inspector 1
49.60
George B. Bayley, inspector of li- censed slaughter houses
427.15
A. C. Demary, rent of rooms for dis- pensary
180.00
Lester E. Richards, janitor for dis- pensary
25.00
Electric lighting at dispensary.
9.00
Arthur L. McGrory, auto hire during epidemic
457.50
Abby C. Hollis Estate, auto hire.
88.00
M. A. Gallagher, sundry supplies
62.05
West Disinfecting Co.
53.79
Amount carried forward $2,556.26
295
Amount brought forward
$2,556.26
George E. Emerson, services at dis- pensary
50.00
A. S. Marsh, team hire. 16.00
Minnie Fratus, cleaning dispensary . 9.00
Emerson Coal & Grain Co., coal .. .
8.50
George E. Emerson, expenses. .
8.00
Wood Rock Farm, supplies .
6.90
Times Newspaper Co., printing no- tices 5.75
Alvin Hollis & Co., coal.
5.40
Elbridge Nash Drug Co., supplies. .
4.55
Hobbs & Warrens, blanks
3.07
L. A. Lebbosiere, supplies.
2.00
James H. Tonry, printing.
1.50
Individuals burying animals :
13.00
H. A. Richards, use of dump
10.00
For contagious diseases.
1,315.44 .
Total expended
$4,015.37
Appropriation March 4, 1918.
4,000.00
Expended in excess, Dec. 31, 1918. . .
$15.37
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296
MISCELLANEOUS ACCOUNT.
Quincy Industrial School
$728.66
Quincy Home Making School ..
82.50
Boston Trade School for Girls .
15.25
F. W. Loud, Inspector of Animals. . 65.75
Daniel Sullivan, Inspector of Animals.
18.00
M. R. Loud, Building Inspector.
54.75
W. M. Tirrell, land sales for taxes
143.85
A. L. Burdakin, list of deeds .. ...
107.54
Thomas V. Nash, probate abstracts .... 25.00
Russell H. Whiting, street surveys ....
274.10
North Weymouth Cemetery Ass'n care
30.00 1
Franklin N. Pratt, , supplies.
372.75
Office Bank and Library Co., steel vault fittings
370.00
Bert N. Rice, supt., stamps, etc ..
236.68
J. L. Bean, commission for selling Bates school building.
185.00
Louis A. Cook, easement.
100.00
Hobbs & Warren, supplies
67.39
Library Bureau, supplies
60.71
Laura G. Murray, stenographer at hear- ing, 1915.
70.40
N. E. Metal Culvert Co., signs.
46.90
W.W.W., fountain at Independence Square
34.75
Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co., flag, etc.
33.29
Nellie T. Wendall, on account of in- juries
25.00
C. H. Lovell, supplies.
24.50
Thorp Martin Co., supplies.
22.50
George M. Keene, building platform for speaker'
16.99
Blackbird Pen Co., pens
14.75
O. Burrell, danger signs.
14.00
J. H. Stetson, expenses.
12.31
Thomas J. White, Harbor Master, use of boat.
10.68
J. C. Fraser, M.D.
10.33
Crawford Press, carting.
10.00
Amount carried forward $3,284.33
1
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of Soldiers Monument and grounds. .
297
Amount brought forward $3,284.33
C. S. Curtis, signs.
8.75
Dimond-Union Stamp Works, stamps. . 7.90
Underwood Typewriter Co., ribbons, etc.
7.70
C. W. Joy, storing chairs 6.00
George H. Hunt & Co., supplies 4.86
W. M. Dizer, carbon paper.
4.20
Crawford Press, town seals.
4.20
Carters Ink Co., record ink.
3.92
Wards, supplies
2.75
Emerson & Co., rubber stamps. ·
.90
Burroughs Adding Machine Co., paper.
.43
J. K. Ruggles, expressing 1.28
Adams Express Company .80
6.00
F. H. Torrey, expenses. 25.45
10.00
A. S. Marsh, delivering town reports.
8.00
Hugh P. Coyle, delivering town reports F. H. Holmes, delivering town reports. . Joseph Sherman, delivering town re- ports
7.25
Hiram Nadell, delivering town reports
7.00
J. L. Maynard, delivering town reports.
6.00
Troop 2, B.S.A., delivering poll tax lists
10.00
Charles H. Clapp, delivering poll tax lists
10.00
J. F. Dwyer, delivering poll tax lists.
8.00
T. L. Tirrell, delivering poll tax lists. .
8.00
F. H. Torrey, delivering poll tax lists. George W. Nash, enforcing dog law.
7.00
Edward F. Butler, enforcing dog law. .
25.00
Charles W. Baker, enforcing dog law. .
25.00
George B. Bayley, enforcing dog law .. Elbert Ford, enforcing dog law.
25.00
George L. Newton, expenses
24.37
Henry E. Hanley, expenses
16.00
Joseph Kelley, expenses.
28.20
Bradford Hawes, expenses. 20.00
Alfred W. Hastings, expenses .
19.01
Wallace Cowing, burying animals 12.00
E. S. Wright, burying animals. 4.00
Abby C. Hollis Estate, auto hire
90.50
C. B. Cushing, car fares.
7.25
25.00
20.50
Amount carried forward $3,792.55
298
Amount brought forward $3,792.55
Tobey's Garage, auto hire.
38.00
A. L. McGrory, auto hire.
24.00
W. W. Pratt, auto hire.
19.00
A. S. Marsh. team hire.
6.00
Charles F. Gettemy, certifying notes ...
50.00
Frank H. Torrey, with registrars ..
...
16.00
Leavitt W. Bates, with registrars. ..
15.00
John F. Dwyer, with registrars ......
36.00
Lewis W. Callahan, with registrars ...
20.00
Charles H. Clapp, with registrars ...
28.00
Clayton B. Merchant, with registrars ..
18.00
Theron L. Tirrell, with registrars.
7.00
. L. W. Bates, expenses .
1.50
L. W. Callahan, expenses.
1.00
Charles A. Marr, janitor for registrars. George W. Hunt, janitor for registrars
2.00
J. Ralph Bacon, janitor for registrars .
3.00
Harold A. Hawes, janitor for registrars Forest H. Jones, janitor for registrars. William E. Melville, janitor for regis- trars
2.00
1.00
Sealer of weights and measures : W. & L. E. Gurley, equip- ment
$383.14
R. B. Worster, expenses
24.93
J. G. Johnston, supplies. 20.40
Hobbs & Warren, supplies
14.72
R. B. Worster, insurance
9.05
Gazette Publishing Co ...
2.75
J. E. Ludden, repairs . . . .
2.45
F. S. Hobart, supplies ...
2.00
C. H. Rogers, moving . ... 2.00
Adams Express Company
.88
$462.32
Returning Births :
J. C. Fraser, M.D., 48 at .25. 12.00
F. L. Doucett, M.D., 40 at .25. 10.00
Rudolph Jacoby, M.D., 39 at .25. . ..
9.75
L. P. Solsness, M.D., 31 at .25. .
7.75
J. Herbert Libby, M.D., 15 at .25. ..
3.75
Amount carried forward $4,589.62
3.00
1.00
299
Amount brought forward $4,589.62
J. H. Cook, M.D., 3 at .25. .75
R. B. Rand, M.D., 1 at .25. .25
Returning deaths :
W. J. Dunbar & Son, 49 at .25. 12.25
D. H. Clancy, 25 at .25. 6.25
C. L. Rice & Sons, 16 at .25. 4.00
George E. Mansfield, 4 at .25. 1.00
John A. Raymond, Town Clerk, Collecting, Recording and Indexing :
134 marriages at .20. .. $26.80
7 deaths at .25.
1.75
215 deaths at .20. 43.00
273 births at .50.
136.50
264 burial permits at .10 . . 26.40
Postage, etc.
30.40
$264.85
Total expended .
$4,878.97
Balance to Treasury 121.82
Total
$5,000.79
Appropriation for Miscellaneous account :
Appropriation March 4, 1918 $3,000.00
From reserve fund. 2,000.00
Iver Johnson Co., refund. .79
Total appropriation $5,000.79
1
300
STATE, TOWN AND PRIMARY ELECTION EXPENSES
Precinct One :
David Dunbar, warden.
$15.00
Charles H. Williams, clerk. 10.00
W. E. Beane, inspector. 10.00
William M. Tyler, inspector
15.00
Joshua H. Shaw, inspector .
15.00
George W. Nash, ballot box officer ..
15.00
John A. Carter, constable.
9.00
John F. Conlon, inspector.
5.00
Irving W. Morgan, deputy inspector.
6.50
J. Herbert Libby, deputy warden.
1.50
Elmer E. Lunt, Inspector.
5.00
H. H. I. Smith, clerk.
5.00
Precinct Two :
Melzar Burrell, warden 15.00
Harley Carter, clerk. 15.00
Frank K. Raymond, inspector. 15.00
Harry B. Torrey, inspector.
10.00
Arthur H. Pratt, ballot box officer ..
15.00
Albert J. Osgood, constable
9.00
Fred N. Bates, inspector and deputy clerk
11.50
James L. Lincoln, inspector and
11.50
Charles A. Spear, inspector
5.00
James Knox, Jr., inspector.
5.00
George S. Simmons, inspector. ...
5.00
Precinct Three :
William S. Wallace, warden. 15.00
Jacob Dexheimer, clerk. 15.00
James A. Pray, inspector. 15.00
Frederick A. Sulis, inspector
15.00
Carlton O. Drown, inspector.
15.00
Charles W. Baker, ballot box officer.
15.00
Thomas Fitzgerald, constable
9.00
deputy
Amount carried forward $328.00
301
Amount brought forward
$328.00
George P. Niles, deputy warden
3.00
Mark Garrity, deputy clerk. . .. ...
3.00
Howard Richards, deputy inspector.
4.50
Charles Dwyer, inspector ...
15.00
John F. White, deputy inspector .. .
3.00
Precinct Four :
Thomas H. Melville, warden 15.00
Bertie T. Hobart, clerk. 15.00
Charles H. Lovell, inspector 15.00
John W. Seabury, inspector. 15.00
John F. Kennedy, inspector
15.00
George B. Bayley, ballot box officer
15.00
Willie F. Tirrell, constable.
9.00
John L. Kelley, deputy warden ....
3.00
Arthur B. Maynard, deputy inspector
3.00
John B. Halloran, inspector. ·
5.00
Hugh P. Martin, inspector.
10.00
Louis H. Ells, deputy clerk. .
1.50
John P. Desmond, deputy inspector.
1.50
Precinct Five :
Otis B. Torrey, warden 15.00
John F. Welch, clerk. 15.00
George A. Benson, inspector 10.00
D. Frank Daly, inspector. 15.00
Patrick J. Welch, inspector .
15.00
Elbert Ford, ballot box officer.
15.00
James L. Brennan, constable.
9.00
George H. Shaw, inspector and
6.50
Kenneth E. Brennan, deputy and in- spector
8.00
Michael J. Cullinane, deputy in-
1.50
John Reidy, deputy inspector
4.50
Elmer E. Sargent, inspector. 10.00
Nathaniel Thomas, deputy inspector
1.50
Precinct Six :
Charles E. Dunbar, warden. 10.00
Bartholomew J. Smith, clerk. 5.00
Amount carried forward $620.50
1
deputy
spector
302
Amount brought forward $620.50
Edward F. Cullen, inspector
15.00
Arthur M. Hawes, inspector .
15.00
Arthur L. Blanchard, inspector.
5.00
Edward F. Butler, ballot box officer .
15.00
Forest H. Jones, constable.
6.00
Horace M. Randall, warden.
5.00
James Q. B. Goodspeed, deputy and inspector
6.50
George D. Bagley, deputy inspector.
3.00
Daniel Reidy, Jr., inspector and deputy
6.50
Charles B. Mitchell, clerk.
10.00
John H. Tobin, inspector.
10.00
Joseph Higgins, constable.
3.00
Harry C. Belcher, inspector.
1.50
Winslow M. Tirrell, inspector.
5.00
Miscellaneous :
Gazette Publishing Co., printing. .
29.50
C. H. Lovell, pencils, etc. 15.00
Louis H. Ells, auto hire. 8.00
George W. Nash, auto hire. 6.00
A. S. Marsh, team hire. 4.00
Abby C. Hollis Estate, auto hire. ..
3.00
Nathaniel Ford, auto hire.
2.00
E. M. Holbrook, team hire. 2.00
2.00
Crescent Lodge Hall Ass'n, rent .. 83.00
12.00
H. E. Raymond, labor.
9.00
J. Ralph Bacon, janitor and labor. . .
12.00
'E. B. Nash, janitor and labor. . .
12.00
William E. Melville, labor ..
10.00
George W. Hunt, janitor and labor.
8.00
Edward Hoffsess, janitor and labor. 4.00
Forest H. Jones, janitor and labor ..
12.00
Total expended.
$960.50
Balance to treasury 789.50
Total
$1,750.00
Appropriation March 4, 1918.
1,750.00
L. A. Cook, Jr., auto hire.
Charles A. Marr, janitor and labor.
303
TOWN OFFICES
East Weymouth Savings Bank, rent.
$600.00
Savings Bank, janitor service 261.68
Electric lighting
93.52
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
84.85
C. H. Lovell, paper towels, etc.
35.00
Wey. Light & Power Co., lamps, etc. .
10.25
West Disinfecting Co., supplies
8.72
P. F. Landrey, electrical work.
7.16
Waldo Turner, repairs.
6.25
A. R. Sherman, floor oil.
5.25
J. F. & W. H. Cushing, ice
3.63
J. H. Murray, sundries. .
2.35
George M. Keene, awnings
1.25
Ford Furniture Co., stool.
1.15
Adams Express Company .
.92
Total expended
$1,121.98
Balance to treasury 8.57
Total
$1,130.55
Appropriation for Town Offices :
Appropriation March 4, 1918.
$950.00
From reserve fund.
180.00
Telephone tolls
.55
Total appropriation.
..
$1,130.55
STATE AID, ETC. CHAPTER 468, ACTS OF 1909
State Aid payments
$9,407.11
Soldier's Burial
50.00
Total payments.
$9,457.11
Balance to treasury. 573.89
Total
$10,031.00
Appropriation March 4, 1918. $10,000.00
31.00
Aid refunded
Total $10,031.00
304
State Aid due from State. $9,418.61 State Aid due from individual 7.50
Total State Aid due. $9,426.11
SOLDIERS' RELIEF, REVISED LAWS, CHAPTER 79, SECTIONS 18 AND 19
Total Payments 1918
$3,968.91
Balance to treasury.
14.69
Total
$3,983.60
Appropriation March 4, 1918
$3,400.00
From reserve fund.
250.00
Individuals, refunded.
333.60
Total
$3,983.60
PRINTING AND ADVERTISING
The Crawford Press, annual reports .. $1,205.36
Gazette Publishing Co. . 427.20
Franklin N. Pratt, poll-tax lists.
336.00
Franklin N. Pratt.
258.75
The Weymouth Times
105.35
Wright & Potter.
14.75
F. J. Barnard & Co
7.00
A. W. Brownell.
5.75
Henry M. Meek.
5.08
Hobbs & Warrens
1.05
Total expended
$2,366.29
Balance to treasury 133.71
Total
$2,500.00
Appropriation March 4, 1918.
2,500.00
.
4
305
TUFTS LIBRARY
Expended :
Miscellaneous, salaries, etc
$3,411.61
Repairs
72.84
Supplies
366.05
Transportation books and distribution of
434.50
Books
696.12
Binding books
156.29
Total expended. $5,137.41
Appropriated for Tufts Library :
Appropriation March 4, 1918. $2,600.00
Post Office, rent. 687.49
George R. Kempl, rent. 47.20
Income, Tufts fund
106.25
Income, Tufts Reading Room Fund.
106.25
Income, Augustus J. Richards fund.
242.50
Income, Joseph E. Trask fund.
491.72
Income, Tirrell donation
45.00
Income, Susannah Hunt Stetson fund
112.50
Abbie L. Loud, librarian, fines, etc.
189.41
From reserve fund.
500.00
Total appropriation $5,128.32
Expended in excess Dec. 31, 1918
$9.09
Note :- For a detailed account of the receipts and expen- ditures see the report of the Trustees of Tufts Library.
ELECTRIC LIGHTING
Paid Weymouth Light & Power Co .. $14,384.64 Balance to treasury . . 15.36
Total $14,400.00
Appropriation March 4, 1918.
14,400.00
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