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Wyatt. Invisible gods.
W971.1
¡Zimmerman. For love's sake.
834.108
Also 184 duplicates and 170 replacements.
+ Gift.
W461.47
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j V614.1
T684.6
194
SUSANNAH HUNT STETSON FUND
Amenhotep IV, king of Egypt. Weigall. Life and times
of Akhnaton, pharaoh of Egypt.
B.A511w
American institute of architects. Committee on edu- cation. Significance of the fine arts.
722.250
Ballard. America and the Atlantic.
614.174
Bradford. Damaged souls.
920.B72d
Carpenter. From Tangier to Tripoli. 233.115
Java and the East Indies.
235.142
Dandy, ed. Problems of modern science.
732.117
Faure. History of art. v. 1 and 2 of
722.249
1. Ancient art. 2. Mediaeval art.
Fuller. Story of drugs.
726.343
Guerard. Short history of the international language movement. 121.90
Hall. Life and confessions of a psychologist.
B.H14602
Hawes. Gloucester by land and sea. .
224.250
Hayden & Moonan. Short history of the Irish people from the earliest times to 1920.
625.34
Hendrick. Everyman's chemistry.
732.115
Hill. Redeeming old homes.
727.250
Lincoln. Weik. Real Lincoln.
B.L631we
Locy. Biology and its makers.
734.168
Long. Mother nature; a study of animal life and death.
736.211
Murphy.
(Kelvin McKready) Beginner's star book.
731.180
Ninde. Story of the American hymn.
224.243
Vermont beautiful.
224.242
Russell. Volcanoes of North America.
737.49
Sadtler. Chemistry of familiar things. 732.120
B.S523mı
Shakespeare. Adams. Life of William Shakespeare.
B.S527a
Soddy. Interpretation of radium, and the structure of the atom.
732.116
Walsh. What civilization owes to Italy. 636.55
AUGUSTUS J. RICHARDS FUND
Atherton. Black oxen. A868.18
Beach. Flowing gold.
B357.11
Benson. Miss Mapp.
B443.14
Bindloss. Bush-rancher.
B516.21
Pub. in England under the title "Keystone block."
Brown. Old Crow.
B813.22
Burgess. Whitefoot, the wood mouse. j B912.46
Chesterton. Man who knew too much.
C4275.6
Day. Joan of Arc of the North woods. D331.14
D773.30
Fletcher. Middle of things.
F635.9
Gale. Faint perfume.
G131.13
Gibbs. Middle of the road. G3552.2
G868.23
Hergesheinter.
Dark fleece. .
H425.4
Tubal Cain.
H425.5
Wild oranges.
H425.6
Nutting. Massachusetts beautiful.
835.87
Shackleton. Mill. Life of Sir Ernest Shackleton.
Doyle. Lost world.
Grey. Wanderer of the wasteland.
195
Jameson. The clash.
J2396.1
Johnston. 1492.
J647.14
Keon.
Dion and the sybils.
K432.1
Lutz.
Big blue soldier.
L977.19
Macfarlane. Man's country.
M163.3
Marshall.
Pippin.
M,355.20
Morley. Where the blue begins.
M826.4
Raine. Bucky O'Connor.
R135.8
Steve Yeager.
R135.9
Rohlfs. Step on the stair. R636.27
Sinclair. (B. M. Bower) Range dwellers.
S6162.19
Starr, of the desert.
S6162.18
Society of arts and sciences, New York. O. Henry me- morial award. Prize stories of 1922. v. 4 of
S678.1
Terhune. His dog. Lochinvar luck. The pest.
T2738.8
T2738.9
Train. His children's children.
T684.5
Weyman. Ovington's bank.
W546.22
Also 50 replacements and 66 duplicates.
TIRRELL DONATION
Anderson. Hobo.
td311.161
Azan. Warfare of to-day.
td315.433
Bone. Lookoutman. td724.381
Caillaux.
Whither France? Whither Europe?
td315.442
Caldwell & Slosson. Science remaking the world.
td732.121
Churchill. World crisis. 2 v.
td633.244
Flammarion. Dreams of an astronomer.
td731.181
Gentleman with a duster, pseud. Seven ages; a brief and simple narrative of the pilgrimage of the human mind as it has affected the English- speaking world. td712.82
Hocking. Meaning of God in human experience.
td836.163
Martin. Modern chemistry and its wonders.
td732.118
Perry. Praise of folly.
td132.142
Straus. Under four administrations.
tdB.S899
Yard. Book of the national parks.
td227.208
Also 1 replacement.
JOSEPH E. TRASK FUND
Ackerman. Wallpaper. 727.248
Adams. Harper's indoor book for boys.
j 723.303
Ade. Single blessedness. 130.101
Bagley. Educative process. 313.259
Ball. Bird biographies.
734.173
Ballard. Elements of radio telephony.
723.322
Bechdolt. When the West was young.
617.158
Bingham. Inca land; explorations in the highlands of Peru.
227.204
Bonsels. Adventures of Maya, the bee. . j 733.149
Boone. White. Daniel Boone, wilderness scout.
B.B6433w
Braithwaite, ed. Anthology of magazine verse for 1921 and 1922. v. 9 and 10 of
817.61
Bray. How to play mah jong. 723.329
T2738.7
196
Breasted. History of Egypt.
712.79
Bryce. Memories of travel.
223.124
Burgess. Burgess flower book for children. 735.161
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Calve. My life, by Emma Calve. B.C134
Campbell. Practical motherhood.
726.335
Carpenter. Alaska, our northern wonderland.
227.206
Cairo to Kisumu; Egypt-the Sudan-Kenya Colony. 234.83
The Holy Land and Syria.
234.82
Tail of the hemisphere; Chile and Argen- tina.
230.193
Caruso. Key of Zirato. Enrico Caruso.
B.C253k
Chesterton. What I saw in America.
230.191
Cobb. Stickfuls.
136.121
Cooke. William Dean Howells, a critical study.
121.47
Couch, Quiller -. Notes on Shakespeare's workmanship. Studies in literature. 2 v.
111.70
Crawford. Back to the long grass, my link with Living- stone. 233.114
Cromwell. Roosevelt. Oliver Cromwell.
B.C8755r
Curtis. Bok. Man from Maine.
B.C9423b
Davis. Iron puddler; my life in the rolling mills and what came of it.
B.D2924
Depew. My memories of eighty years.
B.D444
Domville-Fife. Real South America.
230.192:
Drever. Psychology of everyday life.
316.179
Dukes. Red dusk and the morrow; adventures and in- vestigations in red Russia.
616.63
Ellwood. Sociology and modern social problems.
316.180
Eyre. Psychology and mental hygiene for nurses. 316.177
833.120
Field & Farmer. Teachers' manual for the first year of school to accompany the Field primer and Field first reader. With this is bound: An outline for the elementary teaching of phon- etics, by W. T. Field. 317.187
Fields. Howe. Memories of a hostess; a chronicle of eminent friendships drawn chiefly from the diaries of Mrs. James T. Fields.
B.F465.
Fiske Art of fighting.
315.437
Foster. Beachcomber in the Orient.
235.139
Gahagen.
How to conduct the real estate, insurance
and general brokerage business.
314.228.
Galsworthy. Plays. 4th and 5th ser. v. 4 and 5 of 822.100.
Gibbons. Will. Life of Cardinal Gibbons. B.G3538w
Gordon & Frueh. Log of the Ark, by Noah. 130.100
Graves. Student's history of education. 313.256
Grenfell. Wallace. Story of Grenfell of the Labrador. B.G867w
Grey. Tales of lonely trails. 224.241
826.158
Guest. All that matters. [Poems]
310.84
Hale, Mrs. B. F. What's wrong with our girls? Hale, G. E. New heavens.
731.179
Hallam. Studies in child development.
313.263
Hannas Popular poultry pointers.
725.202
Harrison. Misunderstood children. 313.264
820.47
Farquhar. Crown of Hinduism.
197
Hausmann, and others. Radio phone receiving. 723.323
Hazlitt. Howe. Life of William Hazlitt.
B.H338E
Hill, comp. World's great religious poetry.
824.87
Holt. Light which cannot fail; true stories of heroic blind men and women and a handbook for the blind and their friends. 313.258
Horne. Philosophy of education.
313.257
Hough. Hopi Indians.
615.156
Hudson. Hind in Richmond park.
736.205
Huneker. Steeplejack.
B.H893s
Huntington and others. Business geography.
314.212
Jessup. Snow and ice sports.
723.330
Jesus Christ. Papini. Life of Christ; freely tr. by Dorothy Canfield Fisher.
833.117
Johnson. Dialects for oral interpretation, selection and discussion.
135.140
King. Conquest of fear.
316.17&
Kinne & Cooley. Food and health.
726.333.
Shelter and clothing.
726.334
Kipling. Kipling anthology. 2 v. 1. Prose
135.139
2. Verse.
313.255
Lawson. World's best humorous anecdotes.
130.103
Leacock. Frenzied , fiction.
130.106
Hohenzollerns in America.
130.104
My discovery of England.
130.105
Lewis. Splendors of the sky.
731.178
Long. America of yesterday; as reflected in the journal of John Davis Long; ed. by L. S. Mayo.
B.L8531
McBain & Rogers. New constitutions of Europe.
315.439
MacLean. Our neighbors.
317.112%
Masefield. Melloney Holtspur.
823.91
Mason. Woman's share in primitive culture.
736.84
Masterman. England after the war.
315.438
Mead. Contracts, specifications and engineering re- lations.
724.355
Mills. Letters of a radio engineer to his son. j
723.324
Morris. Lake of Geneva. (Beautiful Europe).
226.150
Morris & Adams, comps. Songs for fishermen. [Poems]
826.159
National education association of the U. S. . Addresses and proceedings. 1920 and 1921. v. 58 and 59 of
317.105
·Neeser. Ship names of the U. S. navy; their meaning and origin. 315.338.
Norman. Romance of the gas industry. 1
724.379
O'Brien, E. J. H., ed. Best short stories of 1922. v. 8 of
113.61
O'Brien, Frederick. Atolls of the sun.
224.240
Ossendowski. Beasts, men and gods.
235.141
Pack. Our vanishing forests.
726.33₸
Paine. Roads of adventure.
B.P163r
Peabody. Outside the house beautiful.
726.336
Pearson. Books in black or red.
132.138
Phelps. Human nature in the Bible.
833.98
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Klapper. Principles of educational practice.
1
198
Post. Etiquette in society, in business, in politics and at home.
310.89 723.325
Ranger. Radio pathfinder.
Red cross. U. S. American national Red cross. Nurs- ing service. History of American Red cross nursing by L. L. Dock and others.
317.130
Rickenbacker. Fighting the flying circus.
633.237
Rihbany. Wise men from the east and from the west.
235.138
Riley. Ten minutes by the clock; and three other plays.
j 823.90
Roberts. Why Europe leaves home.
315.431
Robertson. History of the Latin-American nations. 616.64
Robertson Scott. Foundations of Japan.
235.137
Rogers. World worth while; a record of "Auld ac- quaintance."
B.R6342
Roosevelt. Reisner. £ Roosevelt's religion. B.R677r
Rose & Cirino. Jewelry making and design.
724.358
Royden. Political Christianity.
834.107
Sedgwick. Pro vita monastica.
132.139
Shackleton. Book of Philadelphia.
230.201
Book of Washington.
230.200
Sherman. Genius of America.
132.140
Shuster. Catholic spirit in modern English literature.
111.71
Simonds. Landscape-gardening.
726.327
Smith & Guthrie. General psychology in terms of be- havior.
316.176
Statesman's yer book. 1923.
R
Stefansson. Hunters of the great north. 227.205
Stevenson. Overton. Life of Robert Louis Stevenson for boys and girls. j
B.S8480
Stewart. Perfect behavior; a parody outline of eti- quette.
130.102
"Tabor. Landscape gardening book.
726.329
Thomson, B. H. My experiences at Scotland yard.
633.239
Thomson, J. A. Haunts of life.
732.119
Tolstoi, L. N. count. Steiner. .Tolstoy, the man and
his message.
B.T586s
Tolstoi. Reminiscences of Tolstoy, by his son.
B.T586t
Tolstoi, S. A. countess. Autobiography of Countess Tolstoy.
B.T587 726.328
Waugh. Natural style in landscape gardening.
Whitaker. Almanack, 1923. R White. Bungalow book. 727.249 R Who's who, 1922, 1923. Williams. Personal hygiene applied. 726.330 World almanac, 1923. R 823.75
Yeats. Hour-glass, and other plays.
Young. New American government and its work.
315.434
Also 15 replacements and 19 duplicates.
199
APPENDIX C-PERIODICALS
Academy of political science Proceedings. ¡Alpha aids. ¡America.
American boy. American city.
American cookery.
American historical review.
Little folks, (American)
¡American issue.
American journal of nursing. ¡American legion weekly.
American library association. Booklist. Bulletin.
American machinist.
American magazine.
American poultry advocate.
Annals of the American acad- Munsey's magazine.
emy of political and social ¡Museum of fine arts bulletin, science.
Asia.
Atlantic monthly. Bird lore.
Bookman.
Boston evening transcript.
Bulletin of bibliography. Canadian magazine.
Catholic world.
Century. ¡Christian register.
¡Christian science journal.
¡Christian science monitor.
¡Christian science sentinel. +Church militant.
Collier's weekly. ¡Colorado sky.
¡Congregationalist. Country gentleman.
Country life.
Cumulative book index.
Current events.
Current history magazine.
Current opinion.
+Dearborn independent. Delineator. Dial.
Education. Educational review. Electrical world. Elementary school journal. Engineering news-record. Etude. Everybody's magazine. Forest and stream.
International studio. Journal of education.
Journal of home economics.
Ladies' home journal ..
Library journal. Keramic studio. Literary digest.
Living age.
McCall's magazine.
McClure's magazine.
Marine engineering and Ship- ping age.
Mentor.
Missionary review of the world Modern Priscilla.
Motor.
Boston, Mass.
Musician.
Nation.
National education association. bulletin.
National geographic magazine. *National republican.
Nature magazine.
¡New Near East.
New republic.
New York Times book review
Nineteenth century and after
North American review,
Open road.
¡Our dumb animals.
Outlook.
Photo-era.
Pictorial review.
Playground.
Poetry.
Political science quarterly.
Popular mechanics.
Popular science monthly.
Primary education.
¡Protectionist. Public libraries.
Publisher's weekly.
Radio news.
*Raja Yoga messenger.
Readers' guide to periodical literature.
Reference shelf.
Review of reviews, (American).
St. Nicholas. Saturday evening post.
200
Forum.
Garden magazine.
Good housekeeping.
Scientific American.
Harper's bazaar.
Scientific monthly.
Harper's magazine.
Scribner's magazine.
Health journal of the Massa- chusetts tuberculosis league. ¿Horticulture.
Sunset.
Survey.
House and garden.
¡Theosophical path.
House beautiful.
Travel.
¡Huir mne review.
*Universalist leader.
Illustrated London news.
Independent.
Weymouth gazette and tran- script.
Industrial arts magazine.
Woman's home companion.
Industrial education.
World's work.
Industrial management.
¡Young Catholic messenger.
Inland printer.
Youth's companion.
NORTH WEYMOUTH BRANCH
¿American legion weekly.
National geographic magazine.
American magazine.
Outing.
American boy.
Popular mechanics.
Atlantic monthly.
Radio news.
Century.
Review of reviews. (American)
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.
Gift.
THE FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE TUFTS LIBRARY FOR
THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1923.
Salaries and wages:
Librarian and assistants
$2,741.71 600.00
$3,341.71
Books, Periodicals, etc .:
De Wolfe & Fiske Co.
$1,949.94
Herman Goldberger
280.25
The H. W. Wilson Co.
46.15
The Library of Congress
30.00
American Library Association
24.14
Sundry books, etc.,
18.29
Nat'l Education Ass'n of U. S.
11.00
Thomas Nelson & Sons
10.00
Dodd, Mead & Co.
7.50
R. R. Bowker Co.
5.00
N. E. Historic Genealogical Society 4.00
National Geographic Society
3.00
Gazette & Transcript Pub. Co.
2,50
$2,391.77
Janitor service
School arts magazine. Science.
System.
201
Binding Books: F. J. Barnard & Co.
$772.38
Fuel and Light: A. J. Richards & Son
$789.54
Weymouth Light & Power Co.
314.24
Old Colony Gas Co.
18.60
$1,122.38
Maintenance of Building:
Godfred Rondeau
$259.80
P. F. Landrey
201.75
Rufus N. Palmer
59.75
Frank S. Hobart & Co.
52.28
Lloyd R. Mosher
44.88
Frank W. Stewart
40.41
J. E. Ludden
39.88
D. Sewall
37.00
Harry C. Glover
28.00
Eugene O'Connor
19.62
Rhines Lumber Co.
15.82
Sundries
14.92
West Disinfecting Co.
9.16
Water Rent
8.34
Alfred F. Foote, Comm'r
2.00
Gill & Co.
1.70
Thomas South
1.00
$836.31
Other expenses:
Post Office, supplies, etc.,
$31.58
Gaylord Bros.
28.91
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
27.01
Bennison Decorating Co.
25.00
H. B. McArdle
14.20
Jordan Marsh Co.
13.00
Carter, Rice & Co.
11.69
Am. Ry. Express Co.
9.00
H. R. Hunting Co.
8.74
Democrat Printing Co.
7.41
C. H. Smith
6.86
E. W. Hunt & Son
4.56
F. S. Hobart & Co.
3.20
Theo. E. Fogg
2.25
$193.41
Printing :
Pray & Kelley
$48.00
Gazette Publishing Co.
43.25
$91.25
Transportation and Distribution of books:
Hollis Auto Co.
$210.00
E. E. Merchant
150.00
W. W. Pratt
124.00
W. J. Sladen
100.00
Alfred S. Tirrell
50.00
William Perrault
25.92
Librarian
6.42
$666.34
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Insurance : A. S. Jordan & Co. Charles G. Jordan Charles H. Chubbuck
$184.71 77.51
9.49
$271.71
NORTH WEYMOUTH BRANCH.
Librarian
$510.00
„Janitor service
40.00
.H. O. Tutty, rent
,450.00
Weymouth Light & Power Co.
24.13
Library Bureau
54.00
F. W. Faxon Co.
42.75
Ford Furniture Co.
40.00
Mary M. Dingwall
26.25
H. Rossetter
12.97
H. O. Tutty
2.00
M. G. Parker & Co., insurance
16.08
$1,218.18
Total expended, Tufts Library Balance to treasury
$10.905.44
423.26
"Total
$11,328.70
Appropriated for Tufts Library :
Appropriation, March 5, 1923
$10,140.00
Income, Tufts fund
125.00
Income, Tufts Reading Room fund
125.00
Income, Joseph E. Trask fund
561.22
Income, Augustus J. Richards fund
220.00
Income, Susannah Hunt Stetson fund
112.48
Income, Tirrell Donation
45.00
Total Appropriation $11,328.70
EMERSON R. DIZER,
Town Accountant.
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REPORT OF THE TOWN ACCOUNTANT
East Weymouth, Mass., Jan.1, 1924.
To the Board of Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor:
Gentlemen :-
I submit herewith the .twenty-second annual report of the accounting department showing the financial transactions of the several town departments.
By vote of the town, as in the previous year, the assessment levied for the maintenance of the Norfolk County Tuberculosis Hospital was paid under protest.
A thorough audit of the books of the Tax Collectors show the. balances uncollected as stated in their several reports to be cor- rect. All cash balances have been regularly verified by compar- ison with the books of the Weymouth Trust Company and have al- ways been found correct.
The last outstanding note issued on account of the construc- tion of the Pratt Schoolhouse was paid in 1923 and there is now a sufficient amount in the James Humphrey Schoolhouse Sinking Fund to warrant the discontinuance of the annual appropriation.
Additional loans made during the year of $290,000 reduces the borrowing capacity of the town to $101,116 as of December 31, 1923. The bonds for the High School Addition and the New Town Home were issued as of July 1, 1923, at the rate of 4 1/4 %. It is unfortunate that the litigation which occasioned a delay in the issuance of the High School Addition bonds, will result in an additional cost to the town of thousands of dollars.
The books of the department are open to the inspection of any citizen desiring more detailed information than that appear- ing in this report.
Respectfully,
EMERSON R. DIZER,
Town Accountant.
Receipts
General Revenue:
Taxes:
Current year :
Property
Poll
$342,960.39 20,073.00
$363,033.39
Previous Years:
Property
$138,475.29
Poll
1,060.00
$139,535.29
From the State
Corporation Tax
$32,835.68
Street Railway Tax
1,545.27
Amount carried forward.
34,380.95
502,568.68
204
Amount brought forward.
34,380.95
502,568.68
National Bank Tax
232.47
Civilian War Poll Tax Income Tax
1,611.00
20,679.58
Income Tax, Schools
17,797.87
$74,701.87
Licenses and Permits :
Victuallers
$285.00
Fish, Fruit and Vegetables
250.00
Junk
250.00
Auto Dealers
225.00
Bus
175.00
Pistol
48.00
Pool
25.00
Auctioneers
14.00
Oleomargarine
6.00
Sundry
87.00
1,365.00
Fines and Forfeits:
E. Norfolk District Court
$1,198.93
Dedham Court
59.50
$1,258.43
Grants and Gifts:
From State:
Aid to Industrial Schools
$826.16
Aid to Continuation Schools
1,169.45
Aid to Evening Schools
1,038.50
Tuition
757.09
Smith-Hughes Fund
247.21
Div. of Sanatoria
639.29
From County :
Reimbursement-Union Street
7,500.00
Dog Licenses
1,328.11
$13,505.81
Special Assessments:
Moth Extermination
$1,537.17
Sidewalks and Curbing
1,523.35
$3,060.52
General Government:
Sale of Town Maps, etc.
$4.01
Sale of Bound stones
6.00
$10.01
Fire Department:
Sale of old equipment, etc.
$40.00
Rent of hose houses
12.00
H. F. Johnson, restitution
5.15
$57.15
.
Inspection : Charles W. Burgess, sealers fees Amount carried forward.
$247.49 596,774.96
205
Amount brought forward.
596,774.96
Forestry :
C. L. Merritt, sale lead, etc.
$38.75
M. F. Fitzgerald, labor
6.00
F. W. Stewart, refund
1.34
$46.09
Highways:
Town of Braintree
$912.00
Lake Shore Park Ass'n
261.50
Town of Weymouth, Water Dept.
216.75
Stone & Webster
179.00
Allan C. Emery
161.36
A. W. Sampson
45.90
William Shea & Son
42.00
William E. Warnick
36.00
William J. Holbrook
35.50
Wildey Lodge, I. O. O. F.
34.62
Town of Weymouth, Park Dept.
32.50
Weymouth Post #79, Am. Legion
28.50
E. Mass. St. Ry .. Co.
28.00
Nelson J. Gay
27.80
Stetson Shoe Co.
24.00
D. Arthur Brown
18.00
Edison Elec. Ill. Co.
17.00
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
15.00
Joseph W. McDonald
14.70
C. Lewis French
13.30
Moody Land Co.
11.50
Walter V. Reed
10.80
Iva J. Abbott
10.80
Sundry items, under $10 each
70.40
$2,246.93
Charities :
Town Farm-sale of wood
$795.50
Town Home-board of inmates
413.00
$1,208.50
Reimbursement for relief given:
From Individuals
$127.75
From Other Cities and Towns
998.03
From the State
847.04
$1,972.82
Reimbursement for Mothers' Aid : From Other Cities and Towns
$692.67
. From the State
2,054.52
$2,747.19
Soldiers' Benefits:
Military Aid
$ 82.50
State Aid and Burials
3,398.00
Soldiers' Relief
6.00
$3,486.50
Amount carried forward.
608,800.50
206
608,800.50
Amount brought forward. Schools:
Town of Braintree, tuition
$90.45
Town of Hingham, tuition
81.06
Ella M. Edson, tuition
80.00
P. T. Pearson, sundries
26.12
City of Quincy, tuition
14.88
N. E. Iron Works, refund
10.80
Carol McLeod, tuition
8.25
Town of Dedham, tuition
5.95
$317.51
Libraries:
Income, Tufts fund
$125.00
Income, Tufts Reading Room fund
125.00
Income, Joseph E. Trask fund 561.22
Income, A. J. Richards fund
220.00
Income, Susannah Hunt Stetson fund
112.48
Income, Tirrell Donation
45.00
Librarian fines, fees, etc.
417.14
$1,605.84
Recreation : Income, Beals Park fund
$45.00
Unclassified :
C. D. Harlow, rent
$899.99
A. S. Jordan & Co., Ins.
265.72
Donald G. Wilbur, rent
250.00
M. F. Fitzgerald, rent
250.00
F. W. Preston, fixtures
210.00
E. P. Condrick, rent
208.33
B. F. Hackett, tax deed
30.00
Laban Pratt Fountain fund, income
18.00
$2,132.04
Public Service Enterprises: Sale of Alewives Interest:
$165.00
On Deposit :
Weymouth Trust Co.
1,319.18
On Special Deposits :
846.29
Weymouth Trust Co.
666.87
On deferred Taxes:
1919 Taxes, W. M. Tirrell
133.88
1920 Taxes, H. E. Bearce
1,048.82
1921 Taxes, A. W. Sampson
2,487.78
1922 Taxes, A. W. Sampson
3,208.74
1923 Taxes, A. W. Sampson
34.34
Interest accrued
152.31
Premiums
3,133.50
$13,031.71
Municipal Indebtedness: Notes in Anticipation of Revenue $400,000.00 New High School Add'n Bonds 250,000.00
Amount carried forward. 650,000.00
625,780.09
First Nat'l Bank, Boston
207
Amount brought forward.
New Town Home Bonds
650,000.00 625,780.09 40,000.00 $690,000.00
Sinking Funds : J. Humphrey Schoolhouse Commissioners
$5,000.00
Total receipts for the year 1923
$1,320,780.09
Cash on hand, January 1, 1923
$28,176.03
$1,348,956.12
Payments
Departmental
General Government
Appropriation Committee :
Gazette Pub. Co., printing, etc.
$32.50
E. C. Barker, expenses
23.75
Total
$56.25
Balance to Treasury
43.75
$100.00
Appropriation, March 5, 1923 $100.00
Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor:
Theron L. Tirrell, chairman
$600.00
Winslow M. Tirrell, clerk
695.83
Alfred W. Hastings
600.01
William B. Dasha
500.00
Annie S. Lynch
395.84
Frederick Humphrey
104.15
Total
$2,895.83
Balance to Treasury
104.17
$3,000.00
Appropriation, March 5, 1923
$3,000.00
Advisor to Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor: Bradford Hawes Appropriation, March 5, 1923
$500.00
$500.00
Town Accountant : Emerson R. Dizer Appropriation, March 5, 1923
$2,200.00
$2,200.00
Town Accountant's clerical assistance : Estella M. Phillips $373.50
Catherine I. Barnes 196.50
208
Mildred W. Dizer
20.00
Kenneth A. French
10.00
Total Appropriation, March 5, 1923
$600.00 $600.00
Auditors :
Frank E. Loud
$50.00
Marshall T. Tirrell
50.00
Wallace L. Whittle
50.00
Total Appropriation, March 5, 1923
$150.00
$150.00
Treasurer :
John H. Stetson
$800.00
A. E. Barnes & Co., bond
125.00
Total
$925.00
Appropriation, March 5, 1923
$925.00
Tax Collectors:
A. W. Sampson
$4,028.90
H. E. Bearce
54.79
W. M. Tirrell
6.62
M. P. Garey, bond
250.00
M. P. Garey, insurance
99.98
R. S. Hoffman & Co., insurance
15.00
Total
$4,455.29
Balance to Treasury
10.02
$4,465.31
Appropriation, March 5, 1923
$4,375.00
From Reserve Fund, Dec. 31, 1923
90.31
Total
$4,465:31
Assessors :
John F. Dwyer, chairman
$500.00
Clayton B. Merchant, clerk
1,100.00
Frank H. Torrey
1,000.00
Richard Halloran
450.00
Charles H. Clapp
450.00
Una H. Robinson, clerical work
138.15
Total Balance to Treasury Appropriation, March 5, 1923 1
$3,638.15
361.85
$4,000.00 $4,000 00
209
Town Counsel : William J. Holbrook Appropriation, March 5, 1923
$500.00
$500.00
Town Clerk:
Clayton B. Merchant
$500.00
Appropriation March 5, 1923
$500.00
Registrars of Voters:
Clayton B. Merchant
$150.00
Edward P. Murphy
100.00
Patrick E. Corridan
100.00
Marshall P. Sprague
100.00
Total
$450.00
Appropriation, March 5, 1923
$450.00
Sealer of Weights and Measures:
Charles W. Burgess, services
$600.00
Charles W. Burgess, transportation
200.00
Total Appropriation, March 5, 1923
$800.00
$800.00
Tree Warden: Charles L. Merritt Appropriation, March 5, 1923
$100.00
$100.00
Welfare Worker: Myra A. Mitchell
$338.30
Balance to Treasury
11.70
Total ·
Appropriation, March 5, 1923
$350.00
$350.00
Appropriation for General Salaries: Appropriation, March 5, 1923 From Reserve Fund, Dec. 31, 1923
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