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4.50
Electric Lighting
3.00
Water Rent
$455.16
Hose Six :
Electric Lighting
3.00
Water Rent
$3.75
Ward Five.
James A. Carley, engineer
$50.00
Winfield B. Baker, captain
50.00
Combination Five :
George W. Hunt, chauffeur
71.13
Standard Oil Co. of N. Y., gasoline
53.14
H. C. Jesseman, supplies
11.65
C. F. Brown, oil, etc.
7.77
H. K. Barnes Co., tubing
6.69
Alvin Hollis & Co., gasoline
3.50
Levangie Bros., supplies
2.50
Sargent Bros., repairs
95.00
J. F. & W. H. Cushing, repairs
21.00
Charles H. Huff, repairs
10.00
Percy L. Bicknell, repairs
6.75
D. Sewall, carting ashes
2.00
A. F. Foote, inspector, on boilers
257.50
A. J. Richards & Son, coal
149.03
Emerson Coal & Grain Co., coal
19.76
A. S. Marsh, carting coal
28.00
James Tirrell, carting coal
9.00
Town Farm, wood
17.00
Amount carried forward 2,613.65
4.00
Alvin Hollis & Co., coal
206.57
J. W. Leary, repairs
1,531.66
M. R. Loud & Co., supplies
267.91
James Caccaro, repairs
10.66
$.75
. 3,091.78
265
Amount brought forward
2,613.65
46.80
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co. Electric Lighting
71.04
Water Rent
6.00
$2,737.49
Miscellaneous.
Phillip W. Wolfe. chief
$166.66
Walter W. Pratt, chief
83.32
Arthur C. Blanchard, substitute chauffeur
552.12
Charles Coyle, substitute chauffeur
462.00
Donald Duval, substitute chauffeur
406.00
William Macomber, substitute chauffeur
5.00
John Q. Hunt, clerk
16.67
Joseph A. Fern, clerk
8.32
Firemen's services to Dec. 31 .. 1920
1,364.67
Tel. for Walter W. Pratt
21.29
Tel. for John Q. Hunt
16.60
Tel. for Phillip W. Wolfe
13.36
U. S. Rubber Hose Co., hose
813.40
C. C. C. Fire Hose Co., hose
442.20
H. K. Barnes Co., hose
400.00
Robert Many, rubber coats
80.56
Sargent Bros .. use tractor
75.00
J. A. Fern, expenses
50.00
Edward T. Dwyer, pung hire
50.00
H. K. Barnes Co., supplies
48.33
J. F. & W. H. Cushing, pung hire
37.00
Hartford Steam Boiler Co.
25.00
F. N. Pratt, printing
19.25
W. W. Pratt, auto hire
14.50
J. Q. Hunt, mending hose
14.40
William Macomber, auto hire
13.00
R. M. Hollingshead Co., polish
10.50
J. F. Kennedy, taking inventory
5.00
Federal Stamp Co., supplies
4.80
Gazette & Transcript Pub. Co., adv.
3.00
James Tirrell, auto hire
3.00
W. W. Pratt, expenses
2.86
Ruxton's Express
2.45
American Railway Express Co.
1.92
J. F. Miller, taking inventory
1.50
C. H. Lovell, supplies
1.00
J. R. Bacon, expenses
40
Fire Alarm :
George E. Sprague, care
125.00
C. F. Coolidge, care
100.00
Harold Jermyn, care
50.00
Harold Jermyn. extra work
116.50
George E. Sprague, extra work
82.00
Amount carried forward 473.50
$5,235.08
266
Amount brought forward
473.50
C. F. Coolidge, extra work
5.00
John Q. Hunt, labor
54.00
Ernest Hunt, labor
45.00
W. J. Trask, labor
30.00
W. W. Pratt, labor
6.00
A. C. Blanchard, labor
4.50
George E. Sprague, auto hire
69.25
Harold Jermyn, auto hire
31.10
C. F. Coolidge, auto hire
25.50
Peter A. Gallant, team hire
4.00
George W. Young, team hire
3.00
Gamewell Fire Alarm Co.
315.51
Pettingell-Andrews Co., supplies
239.35
R. Mitchell & Son, supplies
55.00
John A. Roeblings Sons Co., supplies
35.90
Stuart Howland Co., supplies
17.25
George E. Sprague, expenses
9.10
Burditt & Williams Co., supplies
6.11
J. H. Murray Hardware Co., Inc.
4.45
Joseph Breck & Sons, supplies
3.80
Western Electric Co., supplies Ruxton's Express
2.15
C. B. Pratt, supplies
2.00
Weymouth Light & Power Co.
1.80
American Railway Express Co.
.83
Services of men at Fires :
J. Fred Miller, clerk
$174.50
B. J. Elkington, clerk
180.75
Harold A. Hawes, clerk
142.00
H. S. Gardner. acting clerk
136.00
· W. S. Our, clerk
359.00
A. R. French, clerk
30.00
B. B. Smith, clerk
17.50
Walter W. Pratt
4.00
John F. Kennedy, clerk
420.50
M. L. Loud, clerk
53.00
$1,517.25
Horses at Fires :
J. F. & W. H. Cushing
$5.50
Hugh P. Coyle
5.50
$11.00
Total, Miscellaneous
$8.210.72
Forest Fires.
Walter W. Pratt. Forest Warden
$29.00
P. W. Wolfe, deputy
8.00
John Q. Hunt, deputy
10.00
Amount carried forward
47.00
3.29
$1.447.39
267
Amount brought forward 47.00
H. W. Phillips, deputy
8.00
James A. Carley, deputy
8.00
Services of men :
J. Fred Miller, clerk
$71.50
W. J. Sladen, clerk
22.50
B. J. Elkington, clerk 100.00
H. S. Gardner, acting clerk
41.00
Harold A. Hawes, clerk
20.00
W. S. Our, clerk
147.50
B. B. Smith, clerk
1.00
John F. Kennedy, clerk
80.00
483.50
Bain Brothers, soda
22.40
W. C. Nelligan, supplies
21.60
W. W. Pratt. paid freight
.80
591.30
Summary of Expenditures :
Combination one
$2,334.96
Hose seven
104.15
Combination two
3,251.17
Combination three
3,212.26
Hose four
455.16
Hose six
3.75
Combination five
2,737.49
Miscellaneous
8,210.72
Forest fires
591.30
Total expended
$20.900.96
Appropriation for Fire Department :
Appropriation, Mar. 1, 1920
$17,000.00
Individuals, pumping out cellars
88.75
Selden Truck Service Co., refund
77.62
Arthur Cunningham, services
5.00
W. S. Our, refund
4.00
A. C. Blanchard, refund
3.00
J. R. Bacon, rent
2.00
J. A. Carley. sales
2.00
Total appropriation
$17,182.37
Expended in excess, Dec. 31, 1920
$3,718.59
FIRE ALARM BOX-LAKEWOOD GROVE.
Appropriation. Nov. 12, 1920, unexpended $350.00
268
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Arthur H. Pratt, chief
$1,901.00
Thomas Fitzgerald, inspector
1,739.00
Edward F. Butler, sergeant
1,739.00
John A. Hutchins, motorcycle officer
378.00
Ward One:
George W. Nash
$1,739.00
John A. Carter
290.00
John Wolfe
135.00
J. William Trask
85.00
Fred H. Smith
10.00
H. A. Bailey
5.00
2,264.00
Ward Two:
Thomas A. Boyle
$1,739.00
Robert L. Burbank
527.00
Charles H. Phillips
70.00
James P. Maguire
57.50
.
2,393.50
Ward Three:
Charles W. Baker
$1,739.00
Charles B. Trask
323.00
Robert L. Burbank
288.50
William H. Trask
175.00
Charles H. Phillips
73.00
Vance W. Monroe
5.00
William J. Coyle
5.00
Henry W. Warburton
5.00
Joseph Cifu
5.00
Ward Four :
Willie F. Tirrell
$110.00
Bertie T. Hobart
85.00
Charles N. Turner
5.00
Willard F. Hall
5.00
Edward P. Welch
5.00
Ward Five:
Elbert Ford
$1,664.00
Charles H. Holbrook
389.50
Lawrence J. Brennan
120.00
Edward P. Welch
10.00
Robert L. Burbank®
5.00
$5,757.00
2,618.50
210.00
2.188.50
269
Miscellaneous.
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
$259.73
Auto List Publishing Co.
23.00
Franklin N. Pratt, printing
18.75
City of Quincy, care prisoners
16.40
Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co.
10.77
J. C. Fraser, M.D., services
10.00
Wade & Stetson, oil
5.50
J. E. Ludden, repairs
4.48
Edward F. Butler, repairs
3.50
A. J. Sidelinger, oil
3.45
Arthur H. Pratt, expenses
3.15
Levangie Bros .. repairs
3.00
J. H. Murray Hardware Co., Inc.
2.05
S. B. Richmond, oil
1.45
Fleishman's Dairy, oil
1.25
A. B. Bryant & Co., oil
1.20
Charles F. Brown, oil
.96
Frank W. Stewart, lantern
.95
M. R. Loud & Co., repairs
.75
Oliver E. Peaslee, keys
.70
American Railway Express Co.'
.30
R. B. Worster, auto hire
173.00
W. H. Macomber, auto hire
12.00
Sternberg Motor Car Co., auto hire
12.00
A. C. Dondero, auto hire
9.00
J. A. Hutchins, motor hire
8.00
George W. Young, team hire
7.00
Frank A. Pray, auto hire
5.00
Clarence L. Pratt, auto hire
2.00
Samuel Schofield, auto hire
2.00
H. O. Collyer. auto hire
2.00
Truman A. Marr, care light
60.00
S. B. Richmond, care light
60.00
Charles H. Newcomb, care light
59.43
James E. Burke, care light
43.88
Robert L. Burbank, care light
35.00
J. Ralph Bacon, care light
30.00
George W. Hunt, care light
30.00
Lock-ups.
Ward One :
George W. Nash. care for 1919
$25.00
George W. Nash. food
5.25
H. O. Collyer. supplies
7.35
J. W. Bartlett & Co., supplies
5.72
Electric Lighting
9.37
Water Rent
6.00
Ward Two :
C. H. Lovell. paper towels, etc.
$55.00
Amount carried forward 55.00
921.65
58.69
270
Amount brought forward 55.00
J. H. Murray Hardware Co., Inc. 24.70
Fleishman's Dairy, supplies 4.91
Weymouth Light & Power Co., lamps
5.95
J. E. Ludden, repairs
3.73
Ford Furniture Co., repairs
1.50
Wade & Stetson, supplies
1.10
Emerson Coal & Grain Co., coal
57.25
A. J. Richards & Son, coal
39.00
Charles T. Leavitt, coal
33.25
F. H. Holmes, carting coal
6.75
T. Farm, wood
6.00
Electric Lighting
93.28
Water Rent
10.00
342.42
Ward Three :
Electric Lighting
$9.00
Water Rent
6.00
Ward Five :
Elbert Ford, care for 1919
$12.50
Elbert Ford, food for 1919
1.00
Charles F. Brown, supplies
2.15
Electric Lighting
9.00
Water Rent
6.00
30.65
Total expended
$16,799.91
Appropriation for Police Department :
Appropriation, March 1, 1920
$15,235.00
Appropriation, Nov. 12, 1920
800.00
E. Norfolk Court, fees and fines
427.22
Fred H. Smith, refund
5.00
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co., refund
3.90
Total appropriation
$16,471.12
Expended in excess, Dec. 31, 1920
$328.79
HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
George E. Emerson, M. D., services
$150.00
F. L. Doucett, M. D., services
300.00
John S. Williams, services
200.00
John S. Williams, disinfecting
233.20
West Disinfecting Co.
77.00
George B. Bayley, inspector of Dairies and
licensed slaughter houses
513.30
George Marshall, plumbing inspector
502.20
Amount carried forward 1,975.70
15.00
271
Amount brought forward 1,975.70
J. E. Ludden, plumbing inspector
426.94
Mary S. Hache, services
450.00
Mary S. Hache, expenses
35.75
A. C. Demary, rent of rooms for dispensary
180.00
F. L. Doucett, M. D., services at dispensary
88.00
Lester E. Richards, janitor service
120.00
Minnie Fratus, cleaning
6.75
Electric Lighting
9.00
Lester E. Richards, wood
2.00
Hollis Auto Co., auto hire
50.00
F. L. Doucett, M. D., expenses
46.04
L. M. Ross, cleaning dump
35.00
Joseph Chase, M. D., services
16.00
W. S. Our, carpenter work
15.62
Oliver Burrell, signs
15.00
Hobbs & Warren, supplies
13.90
Pray & Kelley, printing
10.00
George M. Keene, signs
9.00
E. F. Mahady Co., books
5.00
L. A. Lebbossiere, medicine
2.82
Individuals, burying animals
18.00
Contagious diseases
1,628.58
Total expended
$5,159.10
Balance to treasury
540.90
Total
$5,700.00
Appropriated for Health Department:
Appropriation, March 1, 1920
$3,700.00
Reserve Fund, Oct. 26, 1920
2,000.00
Total appropriation
$5,700.00
FOR VISITING NURSE.
Paid to Weymouth Visiting Nurse Ass'n
$1,000.00
Appropriation, March 1, 1920
$1,000.00
MISCELLANEOUS ACCOUNT.
First National Bank of Boston, preparing Tu-
berculosis Hospital Bonds
$105.00
R. H. Whiting, survey for court
47.42
A. P. Worthen, expenses 34.08
A. W. Cook, photos for court
10.00
Norfolk County, Clerk of Courts, entry fee
3.00
A. H. Pratt, witness fees
6.00
George L. Newton, witness fees
6.00
John F. Dwyer, witness fees
6.00
Bradford Hawes, witness fees
6.00
Percy O. Miller, witness fees
3.00
Amount carried forward 226.50
272
Amount brought forward 226.50
Jeremiah Pitts, witness fees
3.00
George W. Nash, witness fees
3.00
C. B. Merchant, witness fees
3.00
Joseph A. Fern, witness fees
3.00
Quincy Industrial School
529.56
Boston Trade School
171.38
Boston High School of Practical Arts
11.28
Daniel Sullivan, inspector animals
108.00
R. H. Whiting, list of deeds
180.60
Thomas V. Nash, probate abstracts
25.00
R. H. Whiting, street surveys
208.37
North Weymouth Cemetery Ass'n, care Sol-
diers' Monument and grounds
75.00
W. M. Tirrell, land sales for taxes
258.44
Perambulating town bounds :
10.00
Frederick Humphrey
5.00
William H. Cowing
10.00
Bradford Hawes
10.00
Alfred W. Hastings
10.00
George L. Newton, expenses
23.80
Frederick Humphrey, expenses
.50
William H. Cowing, expenses
20.25
Bradford Hawes, expenses
30.00
Alfred W. Hastings, expenses
20.68
Joseph A. Fern, expenses
14.84
John F. Dwyer, expenses
2.75
Emerson R. Dizer. expenses
16.50
W. D. Cowing. killing animal
2.00
W. B. Loud, killing animal
2.00
Director of Accounts, certifying notes
70.00
B. N. Rice, stamped envelopes, etc.
222.46
Eugene O'Connor, on fountain
78.90
Rhines Lumber Co., on fountain
1.25
J. E. Ludden, on fountain
1.11
Franklin N. Pratt. printing, etc.
82.25
General Fireproofing Co., cabinet
30.75
F. W. Stoddard, painting cannon .
30.50
Thorp & Martin Co .. supplies
27.40
G. H. Burkett & Son. painting band stand
25.00
Hobbs & Warren, supplies
19.13
J. H. Stetson, telephone, etc.
15.00
Bradford Hawes, telephone
15.00
American Bank Note Co., coupons for Street Pavement Loan
14.40
Allen, Doane & Co., on town seal
12.00
Auto List Publishing Co,
10.00
J. B. Barker, painting signs
10.00
Carters Ink Co., ink
7.50
F. H. Blackbird, pens
6.00
H. E. Bearce & Co., paper
5.25
W. M. Dizer Co .. carbon paper
5.00
American Ry. Express Co.
4.27
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
3.10
Amount carried forward 2,680.72
George L. Newton
278
Amount brought forward 2,680.72
People's Express. Inc.
2.41
Ruxton's Express
.52
Hiram Nadell, delivering town reports
12.00
P. A. Gallant, delivering town reports 50.00
J. F. Dwyer, delivering town reports 12.00
J. L. Maynard, delivering town reports 10.00
A. S. Marsh, delivering town reports
15.00
Hiram Nadell, delivering poll tax lists 10.00
C. B. Merchant, delivering poll tax lists
14.00
J. F. Dwyer, delivering poll tax lists
10.00
R. Halloran, delivering poll tax lists
10.00
C. H. Clapp, delivering poll tax lists
10.00
Hollis Auto Co., auto hire
158.00
R. B. Worster, auto hire
68.50
Joseph A. Fern, auto hire
50.00
James Tirrell, auto hire
33.50
George W. Young, auto hire
17.00
Frank H. Torrey, with registrars
22.00
John F. Dwyer, with registrars
36.00
Richard Halloran, with registrars
30.00
Charles H. Clapp, with registrars
18.00
F. H. Torrey, expenses
13.00
.J. F. Dwyer, expenses
10.60
Richard Halloran, expenses
5.00
Charles A. Marr, janitor for registrars
2.00
A. C. Blanchard. janitor for registrars
2.00
J. R. Bacon, janitor for registrars
2.00
W. E. Melville, janitor for registrars
2.00
George W. Hunt, janitor for registrars
4.00
Sealer of Weights and Measures :
J. G. Johnston Co., plates $26.11
R. B. Worster, insurance, etc. 25.33
Hobbs & Warren, supplies 14.89
WV. & L. E. Gurley, supplies 6.87
Gazette & Transcript Pub. Co.
4.00 77.20
Insurance on Street Dept. Building, etc. :
A. E. Barnes & Co. $90.00
M. Sheehy 90.00
Commercial Square Garage
90.00
270.00
W. A. Hodges, supplies transp'n committee 13.05
Returning births :
L. P. Solsness. M. D .. 40 @ .25 $10.00
Rudolph Jacoby, M. D., 29 @ .25 7.25
Wallace H. Drake, M. D., S @ .25 2.00
Joseph Chase, Jr .. M. D., 2 @ .25 .50
F. H. Merriam, M. D., 2 @ .25 .50
E. D. Whitehouse. M. D., 1 @ .25 .25
20.50
Amount carried forward 3,691.00
274
Amount brought forward
3,691.00
Returning deaths :
W. J. Dunbar & Son, 56 @ .25 14.00
C. L. Rice & Son, 15 @ .25 3.75
George E. Mansfield, 7 @ .25 1.75
19.50
Clayton B. Merchant, Town Clerk, Collecting recording and indexing :
299 births & 1.00
$299.00
179 marriages @ .50
89.50
217 deaths @ .50
108.50
358 burial permits @ .10
532.80
Total expended
$4,243.30
Balance to treasury
15.14
Total
Appropriation for Miscellaneous account :
Appropriation March 1, 1920
$4,000.00
From General Revenue for tax deed account
258.44
Total Appropriation
$4,258.44
STATE, TOWN AND PRIMARY ELECTION EXPENSES.
Precinct One :
David Dunbar, warden
32.00
John F. Condon, clerk
32.00
William M. Tyler, inspector
32.00
Edward P. Murphy, inspector
24.00
'Wilson E. Beane, inspector
24.00
I. W. Morgan, insp'r and dep.
12.50
Alexander B. Tanguy, inspector
8.00
George W. Nash, ballot box officer
8.00
John A. Carter, constable
20.00
J. Herbert Libby, dep. warden
1.50
Elmer E. Lunt, dep. inspector
1.50
Precinct Two :
James Knox, warden
32.00
Harley G. Carter, clerk
9.50
George . Bagley, clerk and dep.
8.00
Frank K. Raymond, inspector
32.00
Charles B. Mitchell, inspector
32.00
Charles A. Spear, inspector
24.00
Fred N. Bates, inspector
24.00
Amount carried forward 405.00
35.80
$4,258.44
$32.00
Joshua H. Shaw, inspector
16.00
Leavitt W. Bates. clerk
275
Amount brought forward
405.00
Reginald W. Bates, inspector
8.00
George S. Simmons, inspector
8.00
Arthur H. Pratt, ballot box officer
8.00
Albert. J. Osgood, constable
15.00
Robert L. Burbank, constable
5.00
Michael J. Coffey, dep. warden
3.00
James L. Lincoln, dep. inspector
3.00
Webster L. Pratt, dep. inspector
1.50
Precinct Three :
William S. Wallace, warden
32.00
Jacob Dexheimer, clerk
32.00
James A. Pray, inspector
32.00
Charles Dwyer, inspector
32.00
Frederick A. Sulis, inspector
32.00
John F. White, inspector
8.00
Charles W. Baker, ballot box officer
5.00
Thomas Fitzgerald, constable
3.00
Mark J. Garrity, dep. clerk
3.00
Frederick H. Hall, dep. inspector
3.00
John J. O'Connor, dep. inspector
1.50
Precinct Four :
Thomas H. Melville, warden
32.00
Wallace Hersey, clerk
16.00
John W. Seabury. clerk
16.00
Charles H. Lovell, inspector
32.00
Arthur B. Maynard, inspector
32.00
John F. Kennedy, inspector
32.00
Willie F. Tirrell, ballot box officer
32.00
Bertie T. Hobart, constable
15.00
Willard F. Hall, constable
5.00
Thomas F. Moore, dep. inspector
1.50
Precinct Five :
Otis B. Torrey, warden
32.00
John F. Welch, clerk
32.00
George A. Benson, inspector
32.00
Elmer E. Sargent, inspector
32.00
D. Frank Daly, inspector
32.00
Patrick J. Welch. inspector
32.00
Elbert Ford, ballot box officer
8.00
James L. Brennan, constable
20.00
George H. Shaw, dep. warden
4.50
John J. Santry, dep clerk
1.50
Kenneth L. Brennan, dep. inspector
4.50
Nathaniel A. Thomas, dep. inspector
3.00
John Reidy, dep. inspector
1.50
Precinct Six :
Charles E. Dunbar, warden
32.00
James E. Lynch, clerk
32.00
Amount carried forward 1,216.50
32.00
George P. Niles, dep. warden
32.00
Hugh P. Martin, inspector
276
Amount brought forward 1,216.50
John H. Tobin, inspector
Edward F. Cullen, inspector 32.00
Arthur M. Hawes, inspector 32.00
19.00
Arthur L. Blanchard, insp'r and dep.
9.50
George D. Bagley, insp'r and dep.
S.00
Edward F. Butler, ballot box officer
5.00
George E. Cunniff, dep. clerk
3.00
Henry C. Pratt, dep. inspector
3.00
Harry C. Belcher, dep. inspector
1.50
Daniel Reidy, Jr., dep. inspector
1.50
Miscellaneous :
12.00
H. O. Collyer, auto hire
12.00
Andrew Dondero, auto hire
9.00
Hollis Auto Co., auto hire ·
6.00
Willie F. Tirrell. auto hire
5.00
George W. Ecker. auto hire
5.00
C. H. Lovell, team hire
3.00
A. S. Marsh, team hire
3.00
Willard F. Hall, auto hire
2.00
J. Cummings, pung hire William E. Melville, janitor service
20.00
E. B. Nash, janitor service
16.00
Charles A. Marr, janitor service
16.00
J. Ralph Bacon, janitor service
12.00
H. E. Raymond, janitor service
12.00
George W. Hunt, janitor service
8.00
A. C. Blanchard, janitor service Joseph Cifu, janitor service Charles Coyle, janitor service
4.00
John F. White. checking
9.00
Elmer E. Sargent, checking
6.00
Fred N. Bates, checking
6.00
Fred A. Sulis, checking
6.00
Arthur B. Maynard, checking
6.00
John F. Kennedy, checking
6,00
Patrick J. Welch, checking
3.00
William M. Tyler, checking
3.00
Clarence Pratt, checking
3.00
Charles A. Spear, checking
3.00
Russell B. Worster. checking
3.00
Crescent Lodge Hall Ass'n, rent
60.00
C. H. Lovell, supplies
26.50
Weymouth Light & Power Co., lighting
25.60
George M. Keene, carpenter work
20.14
Amount carried forward 1,815.24
4.00
9 0
David Dunbar, checking
6.00
Arthur M. Hawes, checking
6.00
Charles E. Dunbar, checking
3.00
James A. Knox. checking
63.00
William C. Cuff, rent
32.00 .
Horace M. Randall, insp'r and dep. warden
11.00
Thomas A. Boyle, constable
3.00
Albert R. Humphrey, dep. inspector
16.00
277
Amount brought forward 1,815.24
Commonwealth of Mass., supplies
9.00
Rhines Lumber Co., lumber 8.79
Marion F. French, supplies
6.18
C. B. Merchant, sundries
4.60
Waldo Turner, carpenter work
2.00
Pray & Kelley, printing
1.30
Total expended
$1.849.61
Balance to treasury
150.39
Total Appropriation, March 1, 1920
$2,000.00 $2,000.00
TOWN OFFICES.
East Weymouth Savings Bank, rent
$600.00
Savings Bank, janitor service
505.00
Electric lighting
131.39
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
89.97
Monument Mills, paper towels, etc.
71.68
Marion F. French, water cooler
24.50
W. P. Denbroeder, repairs, etc.
11.25
J. F. & W. H. Cushing, ice
4.10
Underwood Typewriter Co., repairs
2.94
J. H. Murray Hardware Co., Inc.
.95
American Railway Express Co.
.85
Total expended
$1,473.78
Balance to treasury
2.17
Total
$1,475.95
Appropriation for Town Offices :
Appropriation, March 1, 1920
$1,475.00
Refund, telephone charges
.95
Total appropriation
$1,475.95
STATE AID, ETC., CHAPTER 587, ACTS OF 1914.
State Aid payments
$4,108.00
Military Aid payments
112.00
Soldiers' Burials
60.00
Total payments
$4,280.00
Balance to treasury
1.926.00
Total Appropriation, March 1, 1920
$6,200.00
Aid refunded
6.00
Total
$6,206.00
:
20.50
West Disinfecting Co.
10.65
Hobbs & Warren, ink
2.50
Oliver E. Peaslee, repairs
$6,206.00
278
State Aid, Military Aid, and Burials due from state
$4,280.00
SOLDIERS' RELIEF, REVISED LAWS, CHAPTER 79, SECTIONS 18 AND 19.
$4,436.60
Total payments, 1920
$3,600.00
Appropriation, Mar. 1, 1920
400.00
Reserve Fund, Oct. 26, 1920
276.60
Reserve Fund, Dec. 31, 1920
160.00
Individuals, refunded
$4.436.60
Total
PRINTING AND ADVERTISING.
The Crawford Press, annual reports
$1,995.54
Franklin N. Pratt, poll tax lists
572.25
Franklin N. Pratt
523.00
The Weymouth News
8.75
Pray & Kelley
7.65
J. L. Fairbanks & Co.
4.50
H. E. Bearce & Co.
2.00
A. W. Brownell Corp'n.
1.60
The Boston Globe
1.56
Hobbs & Warren
$3.849.95
Total expended
Appropriation for Printing and Advertising :
Appropriation, March 1, 1920
$3,000.00
Reserve Fund. Oct. 26, 1920
600.00
Reserve Fund, Dec. 31, 1920
249.95
Total appropriation
TUFTS LIBRARY.
Expended :
Miscellaneous, salaries, etc.
571.34
Repairs
173.73
Supplies
588.60
Books and periodicals
1.720.27
Binding books
303.79
Total expended
$8,051.73
Appropriated for Tufts Library :
Appropriation, March 1, 1920
$4,650.00
Reserve Fund, Oct. 26, 1920
1,500.00
Amount carried forward
6,150.00
$3.849.95
$4,694.00
Transportation and distribution of books
686.75
Gazette Publishing Co.
46.35
279
Amount brought forward
6,150.00
Post Office, rent
700.00
· C. D. Harlow, rent
500.00
Income, Tufts fund
112.50
Income Tufts Reading Room fund
112.50
Income, Augustus J. Richards fund
325.45
Income, Joseph E. Trask fund
656.84
Income, Susannah Hunt Stetson fund
180.93
Income, Tirrell donation
72.37
Abbie L. Loud, librarian, fines, etc.
314.54
Total, appropriation Expended
$9,125.13 8.051.73
Balance unexpended, Dec. 31, 1920
$1,073.40
Note : For a detailed account of the receipts and expenditures see the report of the Trustees of Tufts Library.
ELECTRIC LIGHTING.
Paid Weymouth Light & Power Co.
Balance to treasury
$15,008.81 491.19
Total
Appropriation. March 1, 1920
$15,500.00 $15,500.00
FOGG READING ROOM.
Paid Trustees
$750.00
Appropriation, March 1, 1920
$750.00
MEMORIAL DAY.
Paid Elbridge Nash, Q. M.
$400.00
Appropriation, March 1, 1920
$400.00
ALEWIFE ACCOUNT.
Joseph H. Sherman, services
$90.00
Edgar Ward, labor
29.25
J. H. Sherman, carting to pond
23.75
C. R. Denbroeder, rubber boots
15.20
W. B. Cowing, labor
13.50
Rhines Lumber Co., lumber
11.18
Stephen White, carting to pond
10.50
Guy Wardwell, labor
10.15
F. H. Holmes, carting to pond
8.25
C. Q. Tirrell, carting to pond
5.00
J. H. Murray Hardware Co., Inc.
3.02
Fleishman's Dairy, salt
2.50
O. E. Peaslee
2.25
Total expended
$224.55
280
Received from J. H. Sherman From Reserve Fund, Aug. 19, 1920
$194.41 30.14
Total appropriation
$224.55
SPECIAL AUDIT.
Balance from 1919, unexpended $500.00
LABAN PRATT FOUNTAIN-Maintenance.
Balance from 1919
$48.75
Income from fund
28.94
Balance unexpended, Dec. 31, 1920
$77.69
PATRICK BUTLER'S WIDOW AND CHILDREN-Compensation.
Balance from 1919
$1,550.00
Paid to Mary E. Butler
530.00
Balance unexpended, Dec. 31, 1920
$1,020.00
FUND FOR BENEFIT OF LENORA HERBERT.
Balance from 1919
6.00
Balance unexpended, Dec. 31, 1920
$126.38
LAND FOR PUBLIC BATHS.
$500.00
Balance to treasury
$500.00
PUBLISHING TOWN HISTORY.
Appropriation, March 1, 1920
$1,000.00
Expended :
G. W. Chamberlain, compiling genealogies
$818.00
Model Typewriter Co., typewriter 42.50
16.50
H. H. Joy, stationery
Total expended $877.00
Balance unexpended, Dec. 31, 1920
$123.00
·
$132.38
Expended in 1920
Balance from 1919
281
NEW TOWN HALL & SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL.
Balance from 1919
$1.000.00
Expended :
Harold Field King, services, etc.
$519.39
Arthur A. Shurtleff. services
75.00
Morrison & Davis, services
50.00
Parker F. Soule, services
50.00
Clarence P. Hoyt, services
50.00
Philip S. Avery, services
50.00
Russell H. Whiting, services
3.35
A. S. Marsh, team hire
3.00
Total expended
$800.74
Balance to treasury
199.26
Total
$1,000.00
ABATEMENT AND REMITTANCE OF TAXES.
Abatement of 1917 taxes
$391.55
Abatement of 1918 taxes
751.80
Abatement of 1919 taxes
969.77
Abatement of 1920 taxes
688.81
Total abatement of taxes
$2,801.93
Remittance of taxes :
Melville S. Cate, 1920 taxes
$87.30
Mary M. Conway, 1920 taxes
7.50
James B. Tirrell, 1920 taxes
1.60
Mary Halloran, 1920 taxes
1,20
Charles M. White, 1920 taxes
.30
Total remittance of taxes
97.90
Total expended, Abatement and remittance
$2,899.83
Appropriated for Abatement and Remittance :
Balance from 1919
$18,328.43 10,393.80
Overlay and re-assessments, 1920
Total
$28,722.23
Expended
2,899.83
Balance unexpended, December 31, 1920
$25,822.40
NEW ALMSHOUSE ACCOUNT.
Balance from 1919 Balance to treasury
$7,422.02 $7,422.02
282
EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS STREET RAILWAY COMPANY.
Balance from 1919
Appropriation, April 30, 1920
$400.00 28,000.00
Total
$28,400.00
Paid Eastern Mass. St. Ry. Co.
400.00
Balance unexpended, Dec. 31, 1920
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