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Chisholm, ed. Stories for the seven-year-old.
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312.172
Chronicles of America; ed. by Allen Johnson. 50v. 615.150
1. Huntington. Red man's continent.
2. Richman. Spanish conquerors.
3. Wood. Elizabethan sea-dogs.
4. Munro. Crusaders of New France.
5. Johnston. Pioneers of the old South.
6. Andrews. Fathers of New England.
7. Goodwin. Dutch and English on the Hudson.
8. Fisher. Quaker colonies.
9. Andrews. Colonial folkways.
10. Wrong. Conquest of New France.
11. Becker. Eve of the Revolution.
12. Wrong. Washington and his comrades in arms.
13. Farrand. Fathers of the Constitution.
14. Ford. Washington and his colleagues.
15. Johnson. Jefferson and his colleagues.
16. Corwin. John Marshall and the Constitution.
17. Paine. Fight for a free sea.
18. Skinner. Pioneers of the old Southwest.
19. Ogg. Old Northwest.
20. Ogg. Reign of Andrew Jackson.
21. Hulbert. Paths of inland commerce.
22. Skinner. Adventures of Oregon.
23. Bolton. Spanish borderlands.
24. Stephenson. Texas and the Mexican war.
25. White. Forty-niners.
26. Hough. Passing of the frontier.
27. Dodd. Cotton kingdom.
28. Macy. Anti-slavery crusade.
29. Stephenson. Abraham Lincoln and the union.
30. Stephenson. Day of the confederacy.
31. Wood. Captains of the Civil war.
32.
Fleming.
Sequel of Appomattox.
33. Slosson. American spirit in education.
34. Perry. American spirit in literature.
35. Orth. Our foreigners.
Brown. Chinese kitten.
234
36. Paine. Old merchant marine.
37. Thompson. Age of invention.
38. Moody. Railroad builders.
39. Hendrick. Age of big business.
40. Orth. Armies of labor.
41. Moody. Masters of capital.
42. Thompson. New South.
43. Orth. Boss and the machine.
44. Ford. Cleveland era.
45. Buck. Agrarian crusade.
46. Fish. Path of empire.
47. Howland. Theodore Roosevelt and his times.
48. Seymour. Woodrow Wilson and the World war.
49. Skelton. Canadian Dominion.
50. Shepherd. Hispanic nations of the New world.
Cobb. J. Poindexter, colored.
Cody, H. A. Glen of the high north.
C6478.1
Cody, W. F. (Buffalo Bill)
Wetmore & Grey. Last
of the great scouts.
B.C645w
Collins. Amateur mechanic.
j
723.313
Handicraft for boys. j
723.314
Colum. Boy apprenticed to an enchanter. j
716.144
Boy who knew what the birds said. j
716.151
Children who followed the piper. Golden fleece and the heroes who lived before Achilles. j 125.24
Comstock. At the crossroads.
Conrad. Typhoon.
Cooper. White desert.
Coue. Self mastery through conscious autosugges- tion. Brooks. Practice of autosuggestion by the method of Emile Coue.
316.174
Cresswell. Sponges.
Crompton. Friday's child.
316.175 733.152 C882.3 C911.12
Cullum. Man in the twilight.
C947.14
Curwood. Back to God's country, and other stories. Country beyond.
C947.18
Courage of Captain Plum. Danger trail. Wolf hunters.
C947.16 C947.17 C947.15 D371.1
De la Mare. Memoirs of. a midget.
Deland. Vehement flame.
Dell. Charles Rex.
The odds, and other stories.
D382.14
Eaton. Boy scouts in Glacier Park.
j E145.5
Eberle. Picture stories for children.
Evarts. Settling of the sage.
Farmyard friends.
£
317.201
F235.12
Fenner. Betty's beautiful nights. j F363.1 317.184
Field. Field primer Field first reader. Field second reader.
Fisher. (Dorothy Canfield) Rough-hewn.
317.185 317.186 F535.9
Fletcher. Borough treasurer.
F635.4 F635.8
Ravensdene court.
j 317.183 E926.1 jj
Farnol. Peregrine's progress.
D374.16
D382.15
j 716.150
C736.9 C765.16 C782.1
C6332.4
235
Fletcher, continued
Rayner-Slade amalgamation. Scarhaven Keep. Talleyrand maxim. Teddy Tail's alphabet. jj
F.635.6 F635.5
F635.7
Folkard.
317.196
France, Anatole, pseud. Elm-tree on the mall.
F842.2
Wicker-work woman
F842.3
Amethyst ring. Monsieur Bergeret in Paris. F842.5
Frentz. Uncle Zeb and his friends. j
F8891.1
Friel. King-of Kearsarge.
F915.1 G137.10
Galsworthy Forsythe saga.
Contents : Book I; The man of property- Interlude; Indian summer of a Forsyte- Book II; In chancery-Interlude; Awaken- ing-Book III; To let.
George. Her unwelcome husband. G298.2 2v. 736.203
Ghosh. Wonders of the jungle.
G462.12
Grant. Story of the ship.
j 317.124 G868.22
Griffis. Swiss fairy tales.
j 716.145
Welsh fairy tales.
j 716.146
Grimshaw. Conn of the coral seas.
G886.1
Gruelle. Raggedy Andy stories. Raggedy Ann stories.
j G923.1 H124.37
Haggard. Virgin of the sun.
Hall, A. N. Carpentry and mechanics for boys. j 723.309
j 723.308
& Perkins. Handicraft for handy girls. Hall, Jennie. Men of old Greece.
j 713.44
Harris. Eyes of love.
H241.6
Harrison. Saint Teresa.
H2462.5
Hawes. Great quest.
H313.2
Heming. Drama of the forests.
227.203
Hemon. Maria Chapdelaine.
H375.1
Henderson & others. Strange stories of 1812.
j
H385.10
Hendryx. Connie Morgan in Alaska.
j
H386.4
Connie Morgan with the mounted.
j H386.5
Connie Morgan in the lumber camps. Connie Morgan in the fur country. j H386.7
j H386.6
Hichens. December love.
H523.9
Holbrook. Cave, mound, and lake dwellers, and
other primitive people j 736.204
Horne. Memoirs of a London doll; written by herself; ed. by Clara by Mrs. Fairstar; with an introduction Whitehill Hunt; published in London in 1846. j H784.1 H815.10
Hough. Covered wagon.
Hudson. Dead man's plack and An old thorn.
H866.3 723.327
Hutchinson. Clean heart. Once aboard the lugger.
H974.4 H974.3
This freedom.
Jackson & Evans. Marvel book of American ships. j 317.123
Jenks.
Childhood of Ji-Shib, the Ojibwa.
j
612.164
Jesse. White riband.
J492.1
Johnston, H. I. ~ ~~ erings.
J643.2
Johnston, Mary. Silver cross.
J647.13
Jordan. Blue circle.
J765.5
Husband. America at work.
H974.5
j G923.2
Glasgow. One man in his time.
Grey. Day of the beast.
F842.4
236
Kelland. Conflict.
K282.2
Kellogg.
How to celebrate Thanksgiving and Christmas. 135.129
K995.8
Lagerlof.
Outcast
L134.8
Lane.
Lane & Wall, ed. Letters of Franklin K.
Lane.
B.L2421
Larned. American Indian fairy tales.
j 716.148 Laselle, ed. Joy in work; ten short stories of today.
135.136
Lee. Uncle Bijah's ghost.
L512.12
Lewis. Babbitt.
L589.2
Lincoln. Fair Harbor.
L632.22 L793.16
Locke.
Tale of Triona.
Lofting.
Story of Doctor Dolittle.
j
L8264.1
Voyages of Doctor Dolittle. .
j
L8264.2
Lucas, comp. Forgotten tales of long ago.
j L963.13
Lutkenhaus & Knox. Story and play readers. 3v. j 135.137
Lutz. City of fire. Mystery of Mary.
Mccutcheon. Viola Gwyn. Yollop.
M139.25
MacGowan & Newberry. Million-dollar suitcase.
M1723.1 M174.17
MacGrath. Ragged edge.
McMurry & Parkins. Elementary geography. Advanced geography.
2v.
j 231.91 M235.1 j 135.122
Manual for women voters.
314.217
Marshall. Sky line of spruce.
M3554.5 M372.5
Masefield.
Martin Hyde, the duke's messenger.
Maxwell & Hill. Charlie and his kitten Topsy. j M4533.1 311.195 311.200
Mayo.
Justice to all.
Mounted justice.
Standard bearers.
M4581.1
j
312.162
Mitchell. Here and now story book.
Moffat. Our old nursery rhymes; the original tunes harmonized by Alfred Moffat
721.533
Morton. Rangy Pete.
Moses, ed. Representative one-act plays by continent- al authors. 822.115
Mother Goose. Teenie Weenie man's Mother Goose; il. by William Donahey. j 716.160
My book of birds.
jj 317.199
My picture book. j. 317.200
National education association of the United States- Library department. Graded list of books for children; prepared by the Elementary school library committee. 131.80
New international year book, 1921.
R N793.13
Oemler. Two shall be born.
0284.5
Oppenheim. Evil shepherd.
0624.48
Orczy. Castles in the air.
B281.21
Packard. Doors of the night.
P122.1
Paine. First down, Kentucky!
Parker. Carnac's folly.
j
P163.16
P223.23
A
McNeile, ("Sapper") No man's land.
L977.17
L977.18
M139.26
2v.
j
231.90
McSpadden. Book of holidays.
Morse.
Breezes.
j
M838.3
M842.1
Norris. Certain people of importance.
Kyne.
Cappy Ricks retires.
Pride of Palomar.
K995.9
237
Parrish.
Case and the girl.
Gift of the desert.
P248.16 P248.17
733.151
Pater. Selections from Walter Pater ed. by E. E. Hale, Jr.
132.137
Patteson.
How to have bird neighbors.
734.158
Peabody. Book of the little past. j 825.102
P363.1
Pendexter.
Virginia scout.
P371.2
Poole. Millions.
P786.4
Poulsson & Smith. Songs of a little child's day. j 721.496
P931.1
Raine. Man-size.
R135.7
Rhoades. When Gretel was fifteen.
j R342.8
Richmond. Foursquare.
R413.18
Rinehart.
Breaking point.
R472.17
Roberts. In the morning of time.
R542.13
Robertson. Through John's eyes.
R5445.1
Robinson, E. H. Maid of Mirabelle.
R5612.4
Man proposes.
R5612.1 316.172 R644.4
Rolt-Wheeler. Hunting Andes. hidden treasure in the j R6554.15
Plotting in pirate seas.
j
R6554.14
Sandburg. Rootabaga stories.
j
S213.1
Scherer. Tree of light.
j S326.1
Scott, Leroy.
Children of the whirlwind.
S427.5
Scott, M. J. Mother Machree.
S4274.1
Seaman. Dragon's secret. Mystery at number six.
j S438.7
Sedgwick. Adrienne Toner
S448.9
Seltzer. Trail horde.
S4684.1 822.116
Shay, ed. Treasury of plays for women.
S543.1
Shute. Real diary of a real boy.
130.98
Sinclair, (B. M. Bower) Trail of the white mule.
S6162.17
Singmaster. Bennett Malin.
j S6462.5
Smith, E. B. Chicken world. Farm-book. j Smith, D. E. Number stories of long ago. S6462.4 j 734.167 S669.14 8v. 135.138
Snaith. Van Roon.
Speaker, The; ed. by P. M. Pearson.
j S7721.10
j S7721.9
j S7721.11
j S7721.8
Stroebe, ed. Swedish fairy book.
j
716.147
T176.19
Tarkington. Harlequin and Columbine.
T2738.6
Terhune. Black Caesar's clan. Further adventures of Lad.
T2738.5
T3847.1
4v.
732.112
Tolstoi. Twenty-three tales.
T586.14
Turner. Zodiac town.
j
T853.1
:
Thomson, C. G. Terry.
Thomson, J. A. ed. Outline of science.
S6167.5
Spyri. Cornelli; a story of the Swiss Alps. Moni, the goat boy, and other stories. Story of Rico. Toni, the little wood-carver.
j S438.6
Sheehan.
Blindness of Dr. Gray.
S113.2
Sabatini. Captain Blood.
Robinson, J. H. Mind in the making.
Rolland. Pierre and Luce.
j
Patch.
Hexapod stories.
Pelley. The fog.
Price. Silver shoal light.
238
Tyler, comp. Twenty-four unusual stories for boys
and girls.
j
T973.1
Tyson.
Scarlet tanager.
T985.1
Vachell.
Blinkers.
V134.15
Van Rensselaer.
Many Children
j
825.101
Van Vechten Lords of the housestops; thirteen cat tales
736.197
VanVorst Queen of Karmania V376.4
Vimar
Curley-haired hen
j
V723.1
Walker
Sandman's goodnight stories
j
W151.1
Wallace
Ragged inlet guards
W154.7
j
Walter Nursery rhyme alphabet
jj
317.195.
Ward (Sax Rohmer) Fire tongue
W211.1
Washington, B. T. Jackson. Boy's life of Booker
T. Washington
j
B.W275.j
W348.7
Watts House of Rimmon
Webster
Joseph Greer and his daughter
W393.9
Wells, Carolyn Luminous face
W 461.44
Mystery girl
W461.42
Vanishing of Betty Varian
W 461.43
Wells, H. G. Secret places of the heart
W 465.9
Wharton Glimpses of the moon
W 557.12
White, E. O. Peggy in her blue frock W 583.15 Strange year j W 583.16 j
W 5852.19
Widdemer
Minister of grace (Stories)
W 634.12
Winona on her own
Williamson
Second latchkey
W6791.24
Willsie
Judith of the godless valley
W684.6
Wister Neighbors henceforth 633.235
With
Mouse story
j
W773.1
World book, ed. by M. V. O'Shea & others 8v. R
"Useful as a school or home encyclopedia" A. L. A. Also ·190 duplicates and 105 replacements.
jjPicture books.
APPENDIX D-PERIODICALS
Academy of political science Proceedings.
Art and decoration. Asia.
¡Alpha aids.
¡America.
American boy.
Rookman.
American city.
Boston evening transcript.
American cookery.
Bulletin of bibliography.
American historical review.
Canadian magazine.
¡American issue.
Catholic world.
Century.
¡Christian register
¡Christian science journal.
¡Christian science sentinel. ¡Church militant.
Collier's weekly.
¡Colorado sky.
Country gentleman.
Country life. Cumulative book index.
Bonklist. Bulletin.
American machinist.
American magazine.
American poultry advocate.
Annals of the American acad- emy of political and social science.
"American legion weekly.
American library association
Atlantic monthly. Bird lore.
j W634.13
Wilson
Merton of the movies
W692.7
White, S. E. On tiptoe
239
Current events.
Current history magazine.
Current opinion. ¡Daughters of the American Revolution magazine. Delineator. Dial.
Musician. Nation. National bulletin.
education association,
National geographic magazine.
¡National republican.
İNew Near East.
New republic.
New York Times book review.
Nineteenth century and after.
North American review.
Open road.
TOur dumb animals.
Outing.
Outlook.
Garden magazine.
Good housekeeping.
Harper's bazar.
Harper's magazine.
¡Health journal of the Massa- chusetts tuberculosis league. House and garden. House beautiful.
¡Humane review.
Illustrated London news.
Illustrated world.
Independent.
Industrial arts magazine.
*Industrial education.
Industrial managment.
Inland printer.
International studio.
Journal of education.
Journal of home economics.
Keramic studio.
Ladies' home journal.
Library journal .
Life.
Literary digest.
Little folks. (American)
Living age.
McClure's magazine.
¡Telephone topics.
Marine engineering and Ship- ping age.
Mentor.
Missionary review of the world. Modern Priscilla.
Motor.
Munsey's magazine.
Woman's home companion. World's work.
¡Museum of fine arts bulletin, ¡Young Catholic messenger. Boston, Mass. Youth's companion.
Photo-era.
Pictorial review.
Playground.
Poetry.
Political science quarterly.
Popular science monthly.
Primary education.
¡Protectionist.
Public libraries.
Publisher's weekly.
Radio news.
"Raja Yoga messenger.
Readers' guide to periodical literature.
Red Cross bulletin.
Review of reviews. (American).
St. Nicholas.
Saturday evening post.
School arts magazine.
Science.
Scientific American.
Scientific monthly.
Scribner's magazine.
Sunset.
Survey. System.
¡Theosophical path. Travel. ¡Universalist leader.
Weymouth Gazette and Tran- script.
Also the Farmer's bulletins, and other government publications as usual.
Education. Educational review.
Electrical world.
Elementary school journal.
Engineering news-record.
Etude. Everybody's magazine. Forum.
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NORTH WEYMOUTH BRANCH
¡American legion weekly.
National geographic magazine.
American magazine.
Outing.
American boy.
Popular mechanics.
Atlantic monthly.
Radio news.
Century.
Review of reviews.
Country gentleman.
St. Nicholas.
Delineator.
Saturday evening post.
Garden magazine.
Scientific American.
Harper's magazine.
Scribner's magazine.
Independent.
Woman's home companion.
Life.
World's work.
Literary digest.
Youth's companion.
*Continuing the Manual training magazine.
*Gifts.
THE FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE TUFTS LIBRARY FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1922.
Salaries and wages:
Librarian and assistants
$3,237.09
Janitor service
600.00
$3,837.09
Books, Periodicals, etc.,
DeWolfe & Fiske Co.
$1,880.78
Herman Goldberger
280.75
The H. W. Wilson Co.
34.65
American Library Association
18.00
Dodd, Mead & Co.
6.75
Library Art Club.
6.00
R. R. Bowker Co.
6.00
The Library of Congress
5.43
Thomas Nelson & Sons
5.00
The American City
4.00
Nelson Doubleday
3.50
Public Libraries
3.00
National Geographic Society
3.00
Gazette & Transcript Pub. Co.
2.50
$2,259.36
Binding Books:
F. J. Barnard & Co.
$628.97
Fuel and Light:
Weymouth Light and Power Cc.
$356.48
A. J. Richards & Son
279.50
City Fuel Co.
120.00
Old Colony Gas Co.
32.11
$788.09
Amount carried forward
.$7,513.51
241
Amount brought forward
.$7,513.51
Maintenance of building :
Library Bureau, counter, etc.
$773.41
Am. Awning and Tent Co.
230.85
Water Rent
105.42
F. S. Hobart & Co.
64.53
J. E. Ludden
20.26
W. Pendry
20.00
West Disinfecting Co.
9.16
Jordan Marsh Co.
9.00
Walter S. Jordan
9.00
Lloyd R. Mosher
7.63
Frank W. Stewart
6.21
Howard M. Clark
2.03
Alfred F. Foote, Insp'r.
2.00
E. W. Hunt & Son
1.59
F. D. Sherman
.50
$1,261.59
Other Expenses :
Library Bureau
$190.91
Gaylord Bros.
39.85
C. H. Smith
20.89
L. C. Smith Bros.
14.14
Lloyd R. Mosher
5.00
Flax Mfg. Co.
3.50
Dennison Mfg. Co.
1.98
Democrat Printing Co.
1.87
Whitmore-Tirrell Shoe Corporation
.40
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
26.82
$305.36
Printing :
Pray & Kelley
$61.50
Gazette & Transcript Pub. Co.
41.65
$103.15
Transportation and Distribution of books.
Hollis Auto Co.
$289.00
W. W. Pratt
104.00
H. O. Collyer
61.15
Perrault & Pratt
50.00
Alfred S. Tirrell
50.00
W. J. Sladen
43.00
$597.15
Insurance :
A. S. Jordan & Co.
$96.81
*North Weymouth Branch :
Librarian
$333.36
Janitor service
23.38
H. O. Tutty, rent
300.00
The F. W. Faxon Co., magazines -
46.45
Weymouth Light and power Co.
14.39
J. W. Bartlett & Co., desks, etc.,
172.85
Thomas L. Allen
85.90
H. Rossetter
53.95
Amounts carried forward $1,030.28
$9,877.57
*Beginning May 1, 1922.
242
Amounts brought forward
$1,030.28
$9,877.57
Library Bureau
17.25
H. Nadell
13.50
Fred Souther
8.15
A. C. Russell
2.63
H. O. Tutty
.49
Federal Stamp Co., supplies
18.20
Pray & Kelley, printing
5.00
$1,095.50
Total Expended, Tufts Library
$10,973.07
Appropriated for Tufts Library :
Appropriation, March 6, 1922
$9,500.00
Balance from 1921
433.14
Income, Tufts fund
125.00
Income, Tufts Reading Room fund
125.00
Income, Joseph E. Trask fund
475.84
Income, Augustus J. Richards fund
206.30
Income, Susannah Hunt Stetson fund
115.61
Income, Tirrell Donation
46.25
Total
$11,027.14
Expended
$10,973.07
1
Balance to treasury
54.07
Total
$11,027.14
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REPORT OF THE TOWN ACCOUNTANT
East Weymouth, Mass., Jan. 1, 1923
To the Board of Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor:
Gentlemen :-
I submit herewith the twenty-first annual report of the ac- counting department showing the financial transactions of the several town departments.
By vote of the town the assessments for the maintenance of the Norfolk County Tuberculosis Hospital were paid under pro- test and acknowledgement to that effect has been received from the County Treasurer.
A thorough audit has been made the past year of the books of the tax Collectors and all amounts outstanding verified by mailing statements to the several tax payers having charges against them on the books. By my examination I am convinced that the tax collectors books and reports are correct.
Relative to the indebtedness of the town might
I state that in the last publication from the State Office it appears that out of the 75 towns in Massachusetts with a population of over 5,000 Weymouth ranks 56th in the matter of its indebtedness, having a percentage of only 1.2 of its valuation in its net debt. Only 19 other towns in this class have a lower percentage than Weymouth.
The books of the department are open to the inspection of any citizen desiring more detailed information than that appearing in this report and it is my belief that the criticism of various town activities would be unwarranted if the townspeople availed them- selves of the opportunity of procurring accurate information by closer relationship with the several departments of town govern- ment.
Respectfully,
EMERSON R. DIZER,
Town Accountant
Receipts
General Revenue:
Taxes
Current Year
Property Poll
$313,131.07 19,815.00
$332,946.07
Previous Years
Property Poll
$120,947.65
584.00
$121,531.65
From the State: Corporation Tax
$27,453.96
Amounts carried forward
$27,453.96
$454,477.72
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Amounts brought forward
$27,453.96
$454,477.72
Street Railway Tax
540.80
National Bank Tax
2,737.56
Income Tax
16,093.90
Income Tax, Schools
16,536.46
Soldiers' Exemptions
610.39
$63,973.07
Licenses and Permits
Fish, Fruit and Vegetables
$270.00
Auctioneers
6.00
Pool
45.00
Junk
175.00
Oleomargarine
5.50
Public Entertainment
43.00
Auto Agents
125.00
Victuallers
320.00
State License
21.00
Milk, etc.,
57.50
Ice Cream
5.00
Pistol
6.00
$1,079.00
Fines and Forfeits: E. Norfolk District Court
$708.04
Dedham Court
69.50
777.54
Grants and Gifts :
From State
Aid to Industrial Schools
$268.49
Aid to Continuation School
2,323.49
Aid to Evening School
860.14
Div. of Sanatoria
546.44
From County
Dog Licenses
1,177.14
Smith-Hughes Fund
251.38
$5,427.08
General Government Sale of Town Maps, etc.,
$56.26
Fire Department
J. B. Denbroeder, restitution
$41.06
Use of Telephones
16.10
H. Nadell, old hose wagon
15.00
Rent of hose houses
11.00
N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. Co.
6.75
Use of Electric current
5.00
Sale of old hose
1.00
$95.91
Inspection Charles W. Burgess, sealers fees
$211.05
Amount carried forward $526,097.63
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Amount brought forward . $526,097.63
Forestry
State Treasurer, on trees
$121.00
Walter R. Field, on trees
25.00
Sundry receipts
36.18
$182.18
Highways
N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. Co.
$300.00
E. Mass. St. Ry. Co.
260.00
Sargent Bros.
130.25
Louis F. Bates
105.00
Armington & Ellis
93.45
George Strong Co.
79.05
Edwin Clapp & Son, Inc.
73.50
Est. James H. Flint
70.00
Edward T. Dwyer
50.00
Weymouth Water Works
34.00
James I. Peers
23.85
E. D. Lovewell
23.50
Styles A. Fisk
20.94
School Department
16.95
William B. Patterson
16.80
Oscar F. Cox-
15.50
Henry C. Pratt
13.56
Julius Lindblow
12.60
Ritchie T. Howe
12.20
George Moore
11.55
W. H. Drake, M. D.
11.40
A. T. Wieberg
10.00
R. C. Kellham
10.00
Robert S. Hoffman
9.00
A. Hollis & Co.
8.55
Peter A. Gallant
8.40
Ezra H. Stetson
8.00
Lyman F. Pratt
6.83
Henry Orcutt
6.75
M. J. Cummings
6.64
Charles B. Trask
6.21
C. Bernard Mitchell
6.00
Matthew R. Loud
6.00
J. F. & W. H. Cushing
6.00
Use of Telephone
1.98
Old Colony Gas Co.
1.20
$1,475.66
Charities
Town Farm
Sale of wood
$1,149.00
Board at Town Farm
51.43
Sale of junk
16.15
Sale of cultivator
5.00
$1,221.58
Reimbursement for Relief Given :
From Individuals
$84.00
Amounts carried forward
$84.00
$528,977.05
246
Amounts brought forward
$84.00
$528,977.05
From other Cities and Towns From the State
1,199.50
497.74
$1,781.24
Reimbursement for Mothers' Aid From other Cities and Towns From the State
$748.25
2,062.98
$2,811.23
Soldiers' Benefits
Military Aid
$105.00
State Aid
3,970.00
Refunds, Individuals
22.00
$4,097.00
Schools
State Treas., tuition
$838.66
Town of Braintree, tuition
83.70
Town of Hingham, tuition
57.80
Sale of old books
26.00
Sale of old boiler
25.00
Individuals, refunds
19.03
American legion, rent
15.30
City of Boston, tuition
6.00
Margaret G. Alvord, caning chairs
4.00
$1,075.49
Libraries :
Income, Tufts fund
$125.00
Income, Tufts Reading Room fund
125.00
Income, Joseph E. Trask fund
475.84
Income, A. J. R. fund
206.30
Income, Susannah Hunt Stetson fund
115.61
Income, Tirrell Donation
46.25
Abbie L. Loud, librarian, fines, etc.
200.00
$1,294.00
Recreation : Income, Beals Park fund
$48.06
Unclassified :
A. S. Jordan & Co., Inc.
$1,062.85
C. D. Harlow, rent
633.33
E. P. Condrick, rent
499.97
Post Office ,rent
350.00
Sale lots-Tax Title property
210.08
Laban Pratt Fountain Fund, income
18.50
E. M. Lawler, costs
5.00
C. C. Hern
4.25
$2,783.98
' Public Service Enterprises : Sale of Alewifes
$273.23
Amount carried forward
$543,141.28
247
Amount brought forward $543,141.28
Interest:
On Deposit: Weymouth Trust Co.
$1,218.53
On deferred taxes:
1918 Taxes, W. M. Tirrell
125.44
1919 Taxes, W. M. Tirrell
872.08
1920 Taxes, H. E. Bearce
838.22
1921 Taxes, A. W. Sampson
2,831.24
1922 Taxes, A. W. Sampson
154.75
Interest Accrued
57.50
$6,097.76
Municipal Indebtedness
Notes in Anticipation of Revenue
$250,000.00
Macadum Pavement Notes
20,000.00
Macadum Pavement Notes -Premium
140.00
$270,140.00
Sinking Funds,
J. Humphrey Schoolhouse Commissioners
$5,000.00
$824,379.04
Payments
Departmental
General Government
Appropriation Committee :
Gazette Pub. Co., printing, etc.
$41.75
E. C. Barker, expenses
26.30
Total
$68.05
Balance to Treasury
81.95
$150.00
Appropriation, March 6, 1922
$150.00
Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor:
William H. Cowing, chairman
$600.00
Alfred W. Hastings, Clerk
900.00
Frederick Humphrey
500.00
William B. Dasha
500.00
Theron L. Tirrell
500.00
Total
Appropriation, March 6, 1922
$3,000.00 $3,000.00
Advisor to Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor: Bradford Hawes $416.68
Balance to Treasury
83.32
Total $500.00
Appropriation, March 6, 1922
$500.00
248
Town Accountant: Emerson R. Dizer Appropriation, March 6, 1922
$1,800.00
$1,800.00
Town Accountant's clerical assistance :
Kenneth A. French + Appropriation, March 6, 1922
$400.00
400.00
Auditors :
Frank E. Loud
$50.00
Marshall T. Tirrell
50.00
Wallace L. Whittle
50.00
Total
$150.00
Appropriation, March 6, 1922
$150.00
Treasurer :
John H. Stetson
$800.00
A. E. Barnes & Co., bond
125.00
Total
$925.00
Appropriation, March 6, 1922
$925.00
Tax Collectors :
A. W. Sampson, services
$3,800.55
Harry E. Bearce, services
99.05
W. M. Tirrell, services
188.25
Tax Collector's Bond
250.00
R. S. Hoffman & Co., Ins.
20.50
Minot P. Garey, Ins.
104.52
Total
$4,462.87
Balance to treasury
12.15
$4,475.02
Appropriation, March 6, 1922
$3,760.00
From Reserve Fund, Dec. 29, 1922
715.02
Total
$4,475.02
Assessors :
John F. Dwyer, chairman
$500.00
Clayton B. Merchant, clerk
980.00
Frank H. Torrey
1,000.00
Charles H. Clapp
450.00
Richard Halloran
450.00
Clerical assistance
120.00
Total
$3,500.00
Appropriation, March 6, 1922
$3,500.00
249
Town Counsel : William J. Holbrook
$500.00
Appropriation, March 6, 1922
$500.00
Town Clerk:
Clayton B. Merchant
$250.00
Appropriation, March 6, 1922
$250.00
Registrars of Voters:
Clayton B. Merchant
$150.00
Benjamin F. Smith
100.00
Patrick E. Corridan
100.00
Marshall P. Sprague
100.00
Total
$450.00
Appropriation, March 6, 1922
$450.00
Sealer of Weights and Measures :
Charles W. Burgess, services
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