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THE FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE TUFTS LIBRARY FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1921.
Salaries and Wages:
Abbie L. Loud, librarian
$1,000.00
Alice B. Blanchard, assistant librarian
*511.06
Phyllis E. Palmer, assistant librarian
700.00
Zeliah Palmer, services
337.98
Dorothy R. Smith, services
89.90
E. Gladys Price, services
50.20
Rufus Palmer, services
37.35
Doris L. Remick, services
14.00
Marion R. Brown, services
8.35
Emma F. Harris, services
6.00
F. D. Sherman, janitor
600.00
C. P. Whittle, Jr.
14.00
$ 3,368.84
Books, Periodicals, etc .:
DeWolfe & Fiske Co.
$2,924.17
Herman Goldberger
315.45
R. H. Hinkley, Co.
58.00
The H. W. Wilson Co.
34.65
R. R. Bowker Co.
11.00
Thomas Nelson & Sons
10.00
· American Library Ass'n
9.00
Dodd, Mead & Co.
6.41
Library Art Club
6.00
Gazette & Transcript Pub. Co.
5.00
National Geographic Society
3.50
Public Libraries
3.00
Miscellaneous
11.42
$ 3,397.60
Binding Books :
F. J. Barnard & Co.
$ 694.22
Fuel and Light:
A. J. Richards & Son
$ 552.64
Weymouth Light & Power Co.
359.68
Old Colony Gas Co.
20.34
$ 932.66
Maintenance of Building :
Robert E. Comins Co., on roof
$ 856.26
Hayes Pump & Mach. Co., pump
558.17
L. R. Mosher, floor
300.00
*Salary for eight months only-leave of absence granted for the remainder of the year.
194
Godfred Rondeau, painting
135.85
J. E. Ludden, plumbing
74.55
P. F. Landrey, moulding
58.99
J. Rupert Walsh, labor
48.75
Water Rent
30.75
Weymouth Light & Power Co.
24.80
Wadsworth, Howland & Co.
24.15
Hayward Bros., carpenter work
23.96
Frank W. Stewart
21.46
D. Sewall, carting
18.00
F. S. Hobart & Co.
17.47
W. W. W. bushings, etc.
14.23
Clement W. Bates, labor
12.53
Rhines Lumber Co.
10.85
Harry C. Glover, repairs
10.10
West Disinfecting Co.
9.25
W. S. Jordan
9.00
E. W. Hunt & Son, broom, etc.
3.58
A. F. Foote, inspecting boiler
2.00
Howard M. Clark
1.75
Dugmore & Duncan
.75
Miscellaneous repairs
10.50
Other Expenses :
Library Bureau
$ 77.20
Rand, McNally Co.
35.00
C. H. Smith, supplies
24.95
Gaylord Bros.
14.57
Harry C. Glover
13.36
F. S. Hobart & Co.
6.68
Postage
5.94
E. W. Hunt & Son
4.93
Adams, Cushing & Foster
4.50
L. C. Smith Bros.
4.00
P. O .- Box Rent
2.40
The H. A. Wing Co.
2.00
Fottler, Fiske, Rawson Co.
1.92
F. J. Barnard & Co.
1.60
Misc. Office Expenses
7.47
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
25.92
Printing :
Gazette Publishing Co.
$ 54.40
Pray & Kelley 43.25
97.65
Transportation and Distribution
of Books :
Hollis Auto Co.
$312.00
W. W. Pratt
75.00
E. E. Merchant
75.00
H. O. Collyer
52.00
W. J. Sladen 43.00
M. F. French
26.00
Bates & Humphrey
16.00
$ 2,277.70
195
M. P. Sprague
8.33
$ 607.33
A. S. Jordan & Co., insurance
97.13
Freight and Express
22.43
$ 1,056.98
Total expended, Tufts Library
$11,728.00
Appropriated for Tufts Library :
Appropriation, March 7, 1921
$7,900.00
Balance from 1920
1,073.40
C. D. Harlow, rent
966.67
Post Office, rent
700.00
Income, Tufts fund
118.75
Income, Tufts Reading Room fund
118.75
Income, Joseph E. Trask fund
562.36
Income, Augustus J. Richards fund
256.99
Income, Susannah Hunt Stetson fund
125.76
Income, Tirrell Donation
50.30
Abbie L. Loud, librarian, fines, etc.
288.16
Total appropriation Expended
$12,161.14
11,728.00
Balance unexpended, Dec. 31, 1921
$ 433.14
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REPORT OF THE TOWN ACCOUNTANT
East Weymouth, Mass., January 1, 1922.
To the Board of Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor:
Gentlemen :- I submit herewith the twentieth annual report of the accounting department showing the financial transactions of the several town departments. Some changes will be noted that differ materially from the reports of previous years, the most im- portant being a classified statement of the receipts of the town as required by the Director of Accounts for the Commonwealth. The statements of expenditures have also been compiled to more closely conform to the requirements of the State office. The books of the department are open to the inspection of any citizen desiring more detailed information than that appearing in this report.
Respectfully,
EMERSON R. DIZER, Town Accountant.
Receipts
General Revenue
Taxes
Current Year
Property
Poll
$307,615.08 19,028.00
$326,643.08
Previous Years
Property
$113,582.71
Poll
372.35
$113,955.06
From the State
Corporation Tax
$ 41,576.10
Street Railway Tax
145.99
E. Mass. St. Ry. Co.
1,100.51
National Bank Tax
2,201.84
Income Tax
20,225.46
Income Tax, Schools
16,378.00
Soldiers' Exemptions
660.38
$ 82,288.28
Licenses and Permits
Fish, Fruit and Vegetables
$ 290.00
Auctioneers
10.00
Pool
58.00
.Tunk
350.00
Oleomargarine
7.50
Public Entertainment
35.00
Amounts carried forward .$ 750.00
$522,886.42
197
Amounts brought forward Auto Agents Victuallers State License
.$ 750.00
$522,886.42
255.00
205.00
21.00
$ 1,231.50
Fines and Forfeits
E. Norfolk District Court
$ 217.12
Dedham Court
45.00
$ 262.12
Grants and Gifts
From State
For Highway Purposes
$ 1,028.00
Aid to Industrial Schools
376.54
Aid to Continuation School
185.00
Aid to Evening School
416.95
Div. of Sanatoria
202.15
From County
For Highway Purposes
5,000.00
Dog Licenses
1,115.54
Smith-Hughes Fund
40.92
$ 8,365.10
General Government
Sale of town maps, etc.
$ 21.50
Police Department
Town of Braintree
$ 10.00
Individuals, restitution
9.88
$ 19.88
Fire Department
Town of Hull, chemical
$ 150.00
Sale of H. & L. No. 1
15.00
Sale of harness
10.00
Individuals, rent Hose houses
19.00
N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. Co.
21.00
Individual, restitution
10.00
Pumping out cellars
17.00
Individuals, refunds
13.55
$ 255.55
Inspection
Russell B. Worster, sealers fees
$ 202.92
Forestry
Sale arsenate of lead:
C. L. Merritt
$ 44.50
Daniel Healey
2.50
R. C. Kellam
2.50
Amounts carried forward $ . 49.50
$533,244.99
198
Amounts brought forward
.$ 49.50
$533,244.99
R. F. Madden
1.50
Albert J. Osgood
.75
State Treasurer, work on trees
153.60
A. F. Torrey Estate, on trees.
27.00
Mary A. Fogg, on trees
6.00
C. L. Merritt, sale bbls.
7.95
$ 246.30
Highways
Crushed Stone :
Rowe Constructing Co.
$ 202.21
Henry C. Pratt
64.17
E. Weymouth Wool Scouring Co.
49.41
F. H. Holmes
24.66
Susan R. Worthen
24.41
Lucy B. Randall
18.45
J. B. Reed
17.25
Alonzo C. Pratt
10.13
George H. Shaw
9.00
Thomas Fitzgerald
8.06
Edward F. Quinlan
8.10
George E. Emerson, M. D.
5.00
Peter A. Gallant
5.00
E. Mass. St. Ry. Co., cement work
125.00
C. B. Pratt, tarvia work
89.39
The Barrett Co., truck hire
78.00
Mt. Hope Cemetery Ass'n, pavings
48.00
Bessie B. F. Hunt, tarvia
19.00
Dept. of Public Safety, refund
15.00
Town of Hingham, pipe
11.40
Albert Humphrey, pipe
11.40
Frank M. Farren, tarvia
10.57
Walter J. Bess, tarvia
9.50
J. F. & W. H. Cushing, refund
9.00
C. M. Price, filling
5.00
A. W. Shaw, old fountain
2.00
Everett N. Pratt, tarvia
1.80
$ 880.91
Charities
Town Farm
Sale of wood
$ 1,222.00
Sale of brick
356.50
Use of pung
25.00
Board at Braintree Town Home
47.50
$ 1,651.00
Reimbursement for Relief Given
From Individuals
$ 77.23
From Other Cities and Towns
2,326.87
From the State
1,619.15
Amount carried forward
$540,046.45
199
Amount brought forward Reimbursement for Mothers' Aid From Other Cities and Towns From the State
$540,046.45
$ 787.33 1,756.85
$ 2,544.18
Soldiers' Benefits
State Aid
$ 4,102.00
Military Aid
56.00
Soldiers' Burials
60.00
Refunds, individuals
24.00
$ 4,242.00
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Schools
From the State, tuition
$ 603.22
P. T. Pearson, sale books, etc.
120.25
Town of Hingham, tuition
330.00
E. Mass. St. Ry. Co., refund
108.78
World Book Co., refund
50.00
Rhines Lumber Co., refund
25.32
H. C. Harris, old building
15.00
P. H. Tirrell, old sashes
10.50
Alice J. McLeod, tuition
5.25
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co., refund
3.39
The Glidden Co., refund
1.50
$ 1,273.21
Libraries
C. D. Harlow, rent
$ 900.00
Post Office, rent
700.00
Income, Tufts Fund
118.75
Income, Tufts Reading Room Fund
118.75
Income, Joseph E. Trask Fund
562.36
Income, A. J. Richards Fund
256.99
Income, Susannah Hunt Stetson Fund
125.76
Income, Tirrell Donation
50.30
Abbie L. Loud, librarian, fines, etc.
288.16
$ 3,121.07
Recreation
Donations, Webb Park Con. Station
$ 222.36
Joseph Kelley, donation
41.87
Beals Park Fund, income
50.63
$ 314.86
Unclassified
Sale Lots-Tax title property
$ 130.60
State Treasurer, refund
408.00
E. Mass. St. Ry. Co., refund
165.77
Mrs. P. W. Lewis, sale Hose 7
410.00
E. P. Condrick, rent T. Farm
450.00
E. P. Condrick, sale old building
35.00
Laban Pratt Fountain Fund, income
20.12
$ 1,619.49
Amount carried forward
$553,161.26
200
Amount brought forward Public Service Enterprises Alewife Fishery J. H. Sherman, sale alewifes
. .$553,161.26
$ 475.44
Interest
On Deposits
Weymouth Trust Company
$
1,429.30
On Deferred Taxes
1918 Taxes, W. M. Tirrell
384.43
1919 Taxes, W. M. Tirrell
1,116.31
1920 Taxes, H. E. Bearce
2,113.11 1
1921 Taxes, A. W. Sampson
237.78
Interest Accrued
140.00
$ 5,421.93
Municipal Indebtedness
Notes in Anticipation of Revenue
$250,000.00
Macadam Pavement Notes
20,000.00
$270,000.00
Sinking Funds
J. Humphrey Schoolhouse Commissioners $ 5,000.00
$834,058.63
Payments
Departmental
General Government
Appropriation Committee :
E. C. Barker, expenses
$ 48.79
Gazette Pub. Co., printing, etc.
16.75
Total
$ 65.54
Appropriation, March 7, 1921
$ 50.00
From Reserve Fund, Dec. 12, 1921 15.54
Total $ 65.54
Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor
William H. Cowing
$ 795.83
Alfred W. Hastings
816.66
Frederick Humphrey
500.01
William B. Dasha
395.84
Theron L. Tirrell 395.83
Bradford Hawes
125.00
George L. Newton
104.16
Total $ 3,133.33
201
Appropriation, March 7, 1921 From General Revenue
$ 3,000.00 133.33
Total
$ 3,133.33
Town Accountant
Emerson R Dizer, services
$ 1,800.00
Appropriation, March 7, 1921
$ 1,800.00
Auditors
Frank E. Loud
$ 115.00
Victor H. Hall
35.00
Total Appropriation, March 7, 1921
$ 150.00
$ 150.00
Treasurer
John H. Stetson, services
A. E. Barnes & Co., bond
$ 800.00 125.00
Total Appropriation, March 7, 1921
$ 925.00 $ 925.00
Tax Collectors :
A. W Sampson, services
$ 2,335.85
H. E. Bearce, services
878.64
M. P. Garey, hold-up insurance
110.00
Total
$ 3,324.49
Balance to treasury
100.51
$ 3,425.00
Appropriation, March 7, 1921
$ 3,425.00
Assessors
John F. Dwyer, chairman
$ 525.00
Clayton B. Merchant, clerk 925.00
Frank H. Torrey
1,125.00
Charles ™ Clapp
475.00
Richard Halloran
400.00
Julia A. Merchant, clerical work
33.00
Lucia B. Nash, clerical work
17.00
Total Appropriation, March 7, 1921
$ 3,500.00
$ 3,500.00
1
202
Town Counsel
William J. Holbrook, services Appropriation, March 7, 1921
500.00
$ 500.00
Town Clerk
Clayton B. Merchant, services
$ 250.00
Appropriation, March 7, 1921
$ 250.00
Registrars of Voters
Clayton B. Merchant, clerk
$ 150.00
Benjamin F. Smith
100.00
Patrick E. Corridan
100.00
Marshall P. Sprague
100.00
Total Appropriation, March 7, 1921
$ 450.00
$ 450.00
Sealer of Weights and Measures
Russell B. Worster, services
$ 550.00
Russell B. Worster, transportation
200.00
Total
$ 750.00
Balance to treasury
50.00
$ 8nn nn
Appropriation, March 7, 1921
$ 800.00
Tree Warden
Charles L. Merritt, services Appropriation, March 7, 1921
$ 100.00
$
100.00
Appropriation for General Salaries
Appropriation, March 7, 1921
$15,350.00
From Reserve Fund, Dec. 12, 1921
15.54
From General Revenue
133.33
Total
$15,498.87
Expended
$15,348.36
Balance to treasury
150.51
Total
$15,498.87
203
Surveying and Plotting Town.
Appropriation March 7, 1921
$
1,500.00
Paid Russell H. Whiting, surveyor
$ 1,219.17 280.83
Total expended-
Town Election Expenses.
Expended
Services at elections
Precinct One
$ 123.50
Precinct Two
112.00
Precinct Three
119.50
Precinct Four
122.00
Precinct Five
128.00
Precinct Six
106.50
$ 711.50
Services as checkers
David Dunbar
$ 3.00
James Knox
3.00
Frederick A .- Sulis
3.00
Arthur B. Maynard
3.00
Elmer E. Sargent
3.00
Charles E. Dunbar
3.00
$ 18.00
Janitor Service
Charles A. Marr
$ 8.00
A. C. Blanchard 8.00
J. Ralph Bacon 8.00
William E. Melville
10.00
Elbridge Nash
8.00
George W. Hunt
4.00
Donald DuVal
4.00
$ 50.00
Conveying Ballot-boxes
William H. McComber
$ 6.00
Hollis Auto Co. 3.00
Willie F. Tirrell
6.00
K. E. Brennan
6.00
$ 21.00
Hall Rent
Crescent Lodge Hall Ass'n $ 66.00
Reynolds Post 58 Corp'n 8.00
Angelo Dondero 5.00
$ 79.00
Miscellaneous
C. H. Lovell, Stationery, etc. 17.50
M. R. Loud & Co., lamps 10.00
M. F. French, tacks
.66
$ 28.16
Amount carried forward $ 907.66
$
1,500.00
Paid Russell H. Whiting, supplies, etc.
204
Total expended, brought forward $ 907.66 92.34
Balance to treasury
Total
Appropriation, March 7, 1921.
$ 1,000.00 $ 1,000.00
Town Offices
East Weymouth Savings Bank, rent $ 600.00
Savings Bank, Janitor service
505.00
Electric Lighting
133.44
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
98.74
P. F. Landrey, wiring
21.00
Monument Mills, paper
20.25
A. R. Sherman, Oil
20.00
Carl V. Hilchey, on cases
13.00
W. W. W., bubbler
12.69
Weymouth Light & Power Co., lamps
10.60
West Disinfecting Co., disinfectant
8.75
Rhines Lumber Co., lumber
5.40
George M. Keene, on awnings
4.00
P. J. O'Toole, ice
3.60
Oliver E. Peaslee, keys
.70
Total Expended
$ 1,475.17
Balance to treasury
17.83
Total
$ 1,475.00 $ 1,475.00
Appropriation, March 7 1921.
Special Audit.
Paid Cooley & Marvin, audit for 1919
$ 225.00
Balance to treasury
275.00
Total
$ 500.00
Balance from 1920
$
500.00
Protection of Persons and Property.
Police Department.
Salaries and wages :
Arthur H. Pratt. chief
$ 2,190.00
Thomas Fitzgerald, inspector
1,825.00
Edward F. Butler, sergeant
1,825.00
Thomas A. Boyle
1,825.00
Charles W. Baker
1,825.00
Elbert Ford
1,750.00
Charles H. Phillips
1,615.00
George W. Hunt
1,285.00
John A. Hutchins
815.00
George W. Nash
335.00
Specials :
Lewis N. Borlenghi
659.50
Charles B. Trask
492.00
Willie F. Tirrell
350.00
Amounts carried forward
$ 16,791.50
205
Amount brought forward $ 16,791.50
James H. Pitts
290.00
William H. Trask
225.00
John A. Carter
206.25
Charles H. Phillips
205.00
Thomas F. Quinn
197.50
John Wolfe
135.00
Lawrence J. Brennan
130.00
Charles H. Holbrook
122.50
Robert L. Burbank
116.00
Edward F. Butler
49.50
Bertie T. Hobart
30.00
James P. Maguire
20.00
Willard F. Hall
20.00
Edward P. Welch
7.50
Charles N. Turner
5.00
$ 18,550.75
Silent Police Account :
James E. Burke, care
$ 85.88
C. H. Newcomb, care
76.90
S. B. Richmond, care
75.00
Truman A. Marr, care
60.00
Charles A. Marr, care
60.00
City of Quincy, cement work
47.40
Traffic Sign & Signal Co.
36.96
J. R. Bacon, care
30.00
J. A. Carley, care
30.00
Alice Burbank, care
25.00
Wade & Stetson, oil
16.85
C. Q. Tirrell, care
16.00
R. L. Burbank, care
15.00
H. O. Collyer, oil
9.80
J. E. Burke, supplies
6.04
J. H. Murray Hardware Co.
5.65
C. S. Curtis, repairs
5.50
F. W. Stewart, repairs
3.25
Fleishman's Dairy, oil
2.10
Miscellaneous supplies
10.70
$ 618.03
Equipment and Repairs :
J. H. Shaw, Mgr., repairs
$ 74.42
Sternberg Motor Car Co.
33.05
L. H. Ells, gasoline Iver Johnson Co., equipment
7.37
Jenney Mfg. Co., gasoline
5.44
Fleishman's Dairy, oil
4.45
John A. Thoren, Jr., gasoline
4.20
Columbian Sq. Garage, gasoline
2.84
EdwardF. Butler, repairs
.60
Howard M. Clark, repairs
.50
$ 160.31
Fuel :
Emerson Coal & Grain Co., coal $ 176.19
J. F. Sheppard & Sons, coal
43.20
Amounts carried forward $ 219:39
$ 19,329.09
27.44
206
Amounts brought forward $ 219.39
$ 19,329.09
A. J. Richards & Son, coal 35.00
1.50
H. O. Collyer, charcoal A. C. Demary, charcoal
.54 $ 256.43
Light:
$ 99.80
Weymouth Light & Power Co. Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds : Central Police Station : J. H. Murray Co., Paint, etc. $ 15.80 Ford Furniture Co., chair, etc. 14.00 10.00
A. R. Sherman, oil
Water rent 10.00
Oliver E. Peaselee, keys 7.70
Weymouth Light & Power Co. 6.33
Monarch Laundry, laundering 4.00
D. Reidy, repairs 2.00
$69.83
Lock-up Ward one:
Water Rent
$ 6.00
H. O. Collyer, supplies
2.40
8.40
Lock-up Ward Three: Water Rent 6.00
Lock-up Ward Five:
Water Rent
6.00
Charles F. Brown, supplies
2.70
8.70
$92.93
Other Expenses:
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
$ 273.60
Transportation :
Russell B. Worster $ 258.50
William H. Macomber 27.00
Herring Brook Garage 8.00
George W. Young 5.00
Sternberg Motor Car Co. 3.00
Ray's Taxi Service Co.
3.00
S. H. Schofield
1.00
305.50
Gen'l Fireproofing Corp'n
57.41
F. N. Pratt, printing
68.75
Auto List Publishing Co. Gazette & Transcript Pub. Co.
13.50
Food for Prisoners :
M. Frank McCarthy $ 17.20
George W. Nash
3.15
20.35
Medical Attendance:
W. H. Drake, M. D. $ 6.00
Norbet V. Mullin, M. D. 5.00
J. C. Fraser, M. D.
3.00
14.00
Arthur H. Pratt, expenses
11.50
Amounts carried forward
$
789.61
$ 19,778.25
25.00
207
Amounts brought forward
$ 789.61 6.75
$ 19,778.25 $ 796.36
Thomas A. Boyle, expenses
Total Expended in 1921
$20,574.61
Expended in excess 1920
328.79
Total
$20,903.40
Balance to treasury
.39
Total
$20,903.79
Appropriation :
Appropriation March 7, 1921
$18,775.00
Appropriation March 7, 1921
328.79
From Reserve Fund, Dec. 12, 1921
1,800.00
Total Appropriation $20,903.79
Fire Department :
Salaries and Wages:
Phillip W. Wolfe, chief
$ 166.66
John Q. Hunt, clerk
50.00
Walter W. Pratt, engineer
25.00
Henry W. Phillips, engineer
25.00
James A. Carley, engineer
25.00
W. E. Melville, steward
50.00
Ray A. Farren, steward
41.65
Services of Men to Dec. 31, 1921
1,245.00
Chauffeurs :
Charles A. Marr
1,620.00
Arthur C. Blanchard
1,620.00
J. Ralph Bacon
1,620.00
Donald DuVal
1.617.00
William J. Trask
1,141.43
George W. Hunt
488.57
Services of men at fires :
J. Fred Miller, Clerk
$
139.25
W. J. Sladen, Clerk
3.00
William H. Macomber
3.00
H. S. Gardner, Clerk
407.53
Harold A. Hawes, Clerk
8.00
R. E. Dexheimer, Clerk
119.11
W. S. Our, Clerk
101.47
M. L. Loud, Clerk
21.41
C. N. Turner, Clerk
4.50
J. F. Kennedy, Clerk
375.00
$ 1,182.27
$10,917.58
Auto and Tractor Hire:
Sargent Bros.
$ 45.00
W. H. Macomber
11.00
W. J. Sladen
10.00
$ 66.00
Forest Fires :
Salaries and Wages:
P. W. Wolfe, Forest Warden
$ 25.00
J. Q. Hunt, deputy
14.00
Amounts carried forward
.
$ 39.00
$ 10,983.58
208
Amounts brought forward .$ 39.00
$ 10,983.58
W. W. Pratt, deputy
12.00
Henry W. Phillips, deputy
12.00
James A. Carley, deputy
12.00
· Harold A. Hawes, deputy Services of men at fires:
6.00
J. Fred Miller, Clerk $
225.00
Phillip W. Wolfe
17.50
W. J. Sladen, Clerk
16.50
H. S. Gardner, Clerk
162.00
Harold A. Hawes, Clerk
67.50
W. S. Our, Clerk
72.50
R. E. Dexheimer, Clerk
3.00
Charles N. Turner, Clerk
7.50
John F. Kennedy, Clerk
165.00
$ 736.50 $ 817.50
Other Expenses :
Comm. of Mass., acid
$ 43.73
M. F. Ellis & Co., brooms
21.00
P. W. Wolfe, expenses
5.00
Gazette Pub. Co., adv.
3.75
W. J. Sladen, broom
.85
$ 74.33
Fire Alarm Account.
Salaries and Wages:
Harold G. Jermyn
$ 291.61
C. F. Coolidge
173.80
John Q. Hunt
68.40
H. Rossetter
37.00
Fred Webb
3.00
J. Higgins
3.00
$ 576.81
Other Expenses :
Wetmore-Savage Co., wire, etc.
$ 330.58
The Gamewell Fire Alarm Co.
113.34
Weymouth Light & Power Co.
42.96
W. H. Farrar, repairs
30.30
P. F. Landrey, wire, etc.
13.30
B. F. Eldredge, paint
12.00
Rhines Lumber Co.
11.87
Watson, Hallett Co., paint
8.82
F. W. Stewart, rope
2.40
Howard Jermyn, supplies
1.05
Auto Hire:
Howard G. Jermyn
$ 99.25
C. F. Coolidge
18.75
H. Rossetter
15.50
W. H. Macomber
1.50
135.00
Freight and Express
18:40
$ 720.02
New Bell Alarm:
Gamewell Fire Alarm Co., striker, etc. $ 881.30
Amounts carried forward .$ 881.30
$ 13,172.24
209
Amounts brought forward . . $ 881.30
$ 13,172.24
George M. Keene, lumber, etc.
60.88
Rhines Lumber Co., lumber
20.84
J. Q. Hunt, labor
10.00
H. G. Jermyn, labor
6.00
F. Webb, labor
5.00
E. MacDonald, labor
5.00
C. F. Coolidge, labor
4.50
H. Jones, labor
3.00
L. Hutchinson, labor
2.00
Weymouth Light & Power Co.
1.48
$ 1,000.00
Equipment and Repairs.
General:
C. C. C. Fire Hose Co., hose, etc. $ 495.20
Parker, Holmes & Co., rubber boots 115.50
Sterling Oil Co., oil 45.00
11.28
Richards & Sterns, spark plugs
11.28
Charles H. Bennett, mittens
10.80
Curry Bros. Oil Co., oil
10.50
Bay State Hardware Co., cotton waste
10.00
Rochester Chemical Co., polish
7.20
A. F. Foote, on boilers
4.00
Henry Melville, services
5.00
Harold A. Hawes, on couplings
3.00
$ 728.76
Combination One:
Sargent Bros., rectifier, etc. $ 58.50
Standard Oil Co. of N. Y., gas 58.15
C. B. Pratt, lights, etc. 37.62
North Weymouth Garage, grease, etc 22.10
J. W. Bartlett & Co.
21.51
H. Rossetter, repairs
19.50
Seldon Truck Service, Inc.
19.23
A. J. Sidelinger
19.20
Quincy Point Garage
18.35
H. O. Collyer
14.70
Rochester Chemical Co.
7.20
Federal Textile Co. 4.02
E. L. Howe, repairs 3.50
303.58
Combination Two:
Selden Truck Service Co.,
$926.53
Standard Oil Co. of N. Y. 81.00
Sargent Bros., repairs 74.50
Warren Bros. Electric Co. 42.00
Knox Motor Asso., repairs 41.52
C. B. Pratt, repairs 41.00
Percy L. Bicknell 24.25
Amounts carried forward $1,230.80 $ 1,032.34 $ 14,172.24
N. C. Spaulding, spark plugs
210
Amounts brought forward $1,230.80 $ 1,032.34 $ 14,172.24
Harold A. Hawes 20.07
Knight & Thomas 19.48
Curry Bros Oil Co. 7.29
Bay State Hardware Co. 5.45
Sternberg Motor Car Co. 3.15
H. K. Barnes Co. 1.50
J. H. Murray Hardware Co.
1.40
1,289.14
Combination Three :
Sargent Bros., repairs $ 75.00
J. O. Hollis, Prop. 24.03
Waterproof Canvas Supply Co.21.50
H. K. Barnes Co. 12.00
Standard Oil Co. of N. Y. 10.80
Fisher Polish Co.
4.25
The Texas Co.
2.50
The White Co.
1.92
A. K. Bates & Co.
1.00
153.00
Combination Five:
Sargent Bros., repairs $ 239.24
Standard Oil Co. of N. Y. 52.50
Knox Motor Associates 36.24
Am. LaFrance Co.
15.70
George W. Hunt
9.13
Levangie Bros.
7.00
Sargent Bros.
6.00
W. D. Blanchard 2.40
J. O. Hollis, Prop.
1.50
J. A. Carley
1.25
C. B. Pratt
1.00
$ 371.96 $ 2,846.44
Fuel :
Combination One :
City Fuel Co., coal $ 194.53
Combination Two:
Emerson Coal & Grain Co., coal $ 125.00
City Fuel Co., coal
109.89
Town Farm, wood
11.00
Herbert W. Raymond, wood 6.50 252.39
Combination Three:
J. F. Sheppard & Sons, coal 103.81
City Fuel Co., coal 73.78
A. J. Richards & Son, coal 58.48
235.87
Combination Five :
City Fuel Co., coal
117.90
Alvin Hollis & Co., coal
73.40
191.30
Amounts carried forward .$ 874.09
$ 17,018.68
211
Amounts brought forward $ 874.09 $ 17,018.68
Hose Seven :
City Fuel Co., coal
67.20
Town Farm, wood
11.00
78.20
Hose Four:
Alvin Hollis & Co., coal 16.00
$ 968.29
Light:
Weymouth Light & Power Co .:
Combination One
$ 47.27
Combination Two
58.95
Combination Three
74.21
Combination Five
57.29
Hose Seven
11.26
Hose Four
6.68
$ 255.66
Maintenance of Buildings and Grounds.
Combination One :
The Boston Regalia Co. $
14.62
Water Rent
6.00
A. J. Sidelinger, paint
4.25 $ 24.87
Combination Two:
J. E. Ludden, repairs 13.57
J. H. Murray Hardware Co. 11.70
Weymouth Light & Power Co. 7.50
Water Rent 6.00
F. A. Loud & Co. 5.66
Ford Furniture Co.
4.50
F. W. Stewart 3.88
Bay State Hardware Co.
3.33
E. E. Merchant
2.75
C. B. Pratt 2.25
Weymouth Water Department
2.14
D. Sewall 2.00
Oliver E. Peaslee
1.75
67.03
Combination Three:
Gurney Heater Co. $ 29.28
A. K. Bates & Co. 21.40
Ford Furniture Co. 20.50
A. B. Bryant & Co. 10.27
J. Franklin Bates 10.05
J. W. Delorey, carpenter work 9.60
Rhines Lumber Co. 7.72
C. R. Denbroeder
7.20
Amounts carried forward $ 116.02 $ 91.90 $ 18,242.63
212
Amounts brought forward $ 116.02 $
91.90 $ 18,242.63
Water Rent
6.00
Frank W. Stewart 4.22
F. A. Sulis
2.96
D. Sewall
2.00
I. Bloom & Son
.75
C. D. Harlow
.30
132.25
Combination Five:
M. R. Loud & Co.
$ 51.96
Franklin Rubber Co.
45.57
Tony Daniele
40.00
Henry A. Baker
11.00
Charles F. Brown
8.13
E. E. Merchant
7.34 .
Standard Oil Co. of N. Y.
7.50
M. Adler
6.75
Water Rent
6.00
J. B. Morrill
3.50
James A. Carley
4.62
A. Dondero
3.00
195.37
Hose Seven :
Water Rent
3.00
Hose Four :
Water Rent
$ 3.00
M. P. Sprague
1.05
4.05
$ 426.57
Other Expenses :
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
285.37
William Macomber, auto hire
19.00
Freight and Express
16.01
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