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Seaverns & Spear,
15 75
Walter Litchfield, 4 00
Ames W. Merritt,
2 00 George Mallory, 1 65
Geo. M. Young,
15 62
Wm. T. Clapp,
5 20
Thomas F. Bailey,
31 18
Edwin Young & Sons, 5 25
Walter E. Bailey,
1 12
Joseph Bailey,
1 75
Edwin W. Bates,
10 00
A. H. Farrington,
70
Total,
$196 43
MEMORIAL DAY.
Appropriation
$100 00
Paid F. B. Lee, Adjutant G. W. Perry Post, No.
31, G. A. R. $100 00
20
PRINTING, STATIONERY AND POSTAGE. Appropriation
$200 00
Expenditures 126 94
Unexpended
$73 06
0
Payments.
Avery & Doten, printing town reports and
warrants $87 50
American Manufacturing Co., tax bills 3 25
Pratt Brothers, notices
1 50
Fred. T. Bailey, printing and stationery .
9 00
Julia E. Webb, postage and stationery
3 00
Charles Manson, 66 65
5 00
Roland Turner, 66 66
6 94
Geo. H. Webb,
66 66
10 25
Wm. P. Richardson, typewriting
50
Total payments $126 94
SIDEWALKS.
Appropriation
$100 00
Expenditures 48 56
Unexpended
$51 44
Payments.
Wm. W. Waterman
$21 56
D. S. Jenkins 27 00
Total
$48 56
TOWN OFFICERS.
Appropriation
$1,000 00
Expenditures 870 92
Unexpended $129 08
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Geo. H. Webb, Selectman and Overseer of Poor ..
$189 75
Azro Turner, . .. 66
66 27 00
. .
Thomas F. Bailey, " 66 66
. . 87 50
Geo. H. Webb, Assessor
165 25
Thomas F. Bailey, “
25 00
Clara M. Skeele, School Committee, 1893-4
53 00
Julia E. Webb, 66 66
30 00
Frederic T. Bailey, " 66 66
37 92
Charles T. Chubbuck, Registrar of Voters
25 00
Fenton W. Varney, 66 66 66
12 50
Everett Wilder,
66
10 00
Charles F. Clapp, 66
25 00
Charles Manson, 25 00 66 66
Charles Manson, Town Clerk 26 00
Roland Turner, Town Treasurer
100 00
Frank B. Lee, Town Auditor
12 00
Frederic T. Bailey, Sealer of Weights and
Measures, 1893 and 1894 20 00
$870 92
MISCELLANEOUS.
Appropriation
$500 00
Expenditures 411 52
Unexpended
$88 48
Payments.
Rufus Clapp, services as Breakwater Committee. . $ 4 00
Chester Sherman, Teller, March 1893 and 1894. . 6 00
Election Officer, Nov. 1893 and
1894 8 00
F. S. Watson, Teller, March, 1894 3 00
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C. H. Davie, M. D., returning births ... $2 25
Geo. L. Newcomb, M. D., returning births 3 00 F. T. Vinal, M. D., returning births, 1893 and 1894, 6 00
Henry O'Neil, care of lock-up 50 00
feeding tramps 60 75
Everett Wilder, selling fish rights and posting notices 3 50
Town of Marshfield, one half the repairs of Little's Bridge, 1893 . 28 63
Town of Pembroke, one quarter the expense of seeding herring ponds 9 43
Wm. E. Supple, services as Constable. 8 50
M. R. Warren, blanks 1 04
Charles W. Frye, supplies for lock-up 22
J. E. O. Prouty, services as Teller, March. 2 50
returning deaths . 5 00
Charles Manson, recording births, deaths and marriages 35 40
F. T. Vinal, fumigating houses in scarlet fever cases 5 00
G. W. Perry Post 31 G. A. R., use of hall for caucuses, and Janitor's services 7 50
Thomas L. Prouty, painting sign. 1 00
Oliver H. Howe, returning births, 1893 and 1894. . 2 50
John F. Turner, services as Constable
27 50
Geo. F. Welch, sundries for lock-up
5 83
Mrs. C. L. Damon, lunch for election officers
3 00
State, for record ink
2 50
Wm. W. Manson, burying diseased cow
1 50
Fred T. Bailey, expressing and administering oaths 2 40
3 00
Thomas F. Bailey, putting up election booths . James E. Otis, Election Officer, Nov. 6 . 4 00
23
Wm. H. Burke, Election Officer, Nov. 6. $4 00
A. J. Waterman, “
6 4 00
Charles Manson, expressing paid. 2 70
Wm. P. Richardson, fumigating candles 3 00
Wm. H. Litchfield, Committee on Breakwater 3 00
D. S. Jenkins, 66 3 00
Thomas Groom & Co., books for Treasurer and Collector 8 25
E. H. Bonney, coal for Town Hall 16 82
Caleb L. Damon, services as Fire Warden 5 00
A. H. Farrington, care of Town Hall 35 43
Caleb L. Damon, Moderator, March 5, 1894. 5 00
Seaverns & Spear, supplies for Town Hall 7 37
C. O. Litchfield, and others, putting out fires 9 00
John P. Flaherty, burying dead horse 1 00
Total $411 52
Heirs of Theophilus W. Thorndike for Land to Enlarge Town and School House Lots.
Appropriation
$150 00
Amount paid said heirs
$150 00
New Fence Between High School House and Land of Theophilus W. Thorndike's Heirs.
Appropriation
$50 00
Exceeded appropriation. 11 24
Total cost $61 24
Paid Geo. F. Welch, lumber and nails $43 62
" Thomas F. Bailey, work on fence 10 62
" Walter Litchfield, 66
7 00
$61 24
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REMOVING SNOW.
Appropriation
$800 00
Exceeded appropriation
11 22
$811 22
Payments.
Richard Tobin, $1 00
Henry O'Neil,
1 25
Patrick Kane, 47 75
D.S. Jenkins and others, 105 25
C.O. Litchfield & others, 105 31
Martin Curran, Jr., and
others, 27 50
Edward Flint, 2 68
Thomas Harris,
1 25
Ed. Cummings and others, 36 00
Harry White, 1 13
Henry Jellows, 2 87
Isaac Jellows, 2 00
Lincoln Damon, 5 00
Jesse Spooner,
6 00
Percy Mann, 1 50.
Total
$811 22
TO FINISH HIGH SCHOOL AND TOWN HALL.
Appropriation $2,200 00
Expenditures 2,016 15
Unexpended $183 85
Payments.
Smith & Anthony, furnace for High School . $393 13
Thos. L. Tilden & others, 142 89 William W. Waterman
and others, 29 19
A. S. Dalby and others, 34 00 A. E. and H. T. Cole and others, 88 90
M. G. Litchfield & others, 87 25
J. H. Harvey, 11 50
Frederick Cole, 11 75
Ed. Cummings, 2 50
Elijah Pratt and sons, $17 00
J. K. Gannett, Jr., 11 00
C. B. Pratt and sons, 17 50
John B. Damon, 11 25
25
Town Hall.
Geo. F. Welch, lumber, hardware, etc $549 17
George A. Briggs, plastering 105 39
Ellms, Arey & Co., doors, windows and blinds 96 76.
J. W. Bailey, Sons & Co., gallery posts and rail. . 3 30
Tower Brothers & Co., gutters &c 30 98
Geo. S. Bailey, labor 12 50
Joseph Bailey, " 32 63
F. B. Lee, 66 32 50
Gaston Vinal, 66
25 87
Ernest F. Litchfield, labor
31 00
Thomas F. Bailey, 66
147 13.
stock 7 83:
A. H. Farrington, watching fires 10 nights 20 00
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co., freight 1 72
Seaverns & Spear, settees and chairs 230 57
James H. Burrows, painting outside
94 00
66 66 inside, outbuildings,
oiling floors, blinds, etc 122 67
C. H. McKenney & Co., chandelier and lamps
.
79 00
Total
$2,016 15
Total Cost of High School Building.
Paid in 1893
$4,640 38
" " 1894 393 13
$5,033 51
Total Cost of Town Hall.
Paid in 1893
$1,230 86
" " 1894 1,623 02
$2,853 88
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Insurance.
Appropriation
$175 00
Exceeded appropriation 5 00
Paid Moses B. Coleman, insurance agent $180 00
High School building insured for $4,000 00
Town Hall
3,000 00
East Grammar School House insured for 3 years from March 12, 1894. 2,000 00
CARE OF OLD BURYING GROUND, PROSPECT STREET.
Appropriation
$20 00
Paid Wm. E. Hunt for work on grounds 17 50
Unexpended $2 50
EXPENSES INCURRED ON ACCOUNT OF STATE ROAD.
Laurence Bradford for survey and plans $70 25
Town of Marshfield, one third the expense of
transporting State Highway Commissioners
from N. Scituate to Duxbury
8 66
Total $78 91 At a Town Meeting held July 3rd, it was Voted, That the payment of $100 be authorized for survey, plans, etc., for State Road.
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EXPENSES INCURRED UNDER CHAP. 62, ACTS OF 1894.
Paid J. E. O. Prouty, burial agent, services and expenses for burial of Joseph Pettingale, a soldier in the 11th Mass. Battery. To be re- imbursed by the State $35 00
LICENSE.
At the annual meeting in March the Town voted to license the sale of intoxicating liquors. Accordingly the Selectmen granted licenses to the following named firms : James Ward & Co $1,300 00
Charles H. Hardwick 1,300 00
Receiving therefor $2,600 00
Paid the State one-fourth of same 650 00
Leaving amount retained by Town. $1,950 00
From this the following sums have been paid :
Preserving Order.
To William E. Supple $333 00
" John F. Turner 291 00
" Liba F. Litchfield 36 00
" Amos W. Merritt 5 00
665 00
Leaving unexpended $1,285 00
CATTLE INSPECTION.
Appropriation $70 00
Exceeded the appropriation 2 40
Total $72 40
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Paid Caleb L. Damon, Spring inspection $35 60
66 66 Fall 36 80
$72 40
Paid Caleb L. Damon for inspection at licensed slaughter-houses $16 00
Paid Caleb L. Damon for inspecting and causing to be killed and buried two (2) condemned cows 3 00
$19 00
FIRE APPARATUS AT THE HARBOR.
Appropriation $75 00
Exceeded appropriation 1 57
Total $76 57
Paid C. W. H. Moulton & Co. for ladders $27 50
" George F. Welch for fire pails. 10 80
" C. L. Damon, painting and oiling ladders. 2 27
iron and wood work on truck .. . 21 00
66 66 66 new stock for truck 8 00
66 66 66 painting truck 6 00
66
66 66 rope 1 00
$76 57
ABATEMENT OF TAXES.
Appropriation
$300 00
Exceeded appropriation 59 86
Total . $359 86
1892.
Joshua Jenkins' heirs, $10 91 Daniel Duffy, $3 06.
Edwin W. Studley, 9 92
Total
$23 89,
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1893.
C. O. Litchfield,
$8 58 James S. C. Wade, $2 00
William O. Merritt, Jr.,
2 80 Winslow Collamore, 1 40
P. McLaughlin's heirs, 12 46 Reuben Griggs, 2 31
George O. Merritt, 2 00
Howe, King & Leavitt, 1 40
John C. Peirce, 5 50
Edwin W. Studley, 11 20
Charles H. Pratt,
3 40
Toney Andrews, 2 35
Harold Poland, 2 00
Mrs. Joseph N. Bates, 20 44
Leonard Raymond, 3 89
Mrs. Daniel Broughton, 12 60
Benjamin Stetson's heirs,
3 50
Marsena P. Brown, 2 00
Benjamin Stetson,
2 35
Frank W. Bailey, 2 00
Mrs. John Spencer,
20 93
James T. Bailey, 2 00
S. Sherman,
2 00
Joseph Brown, 2 00
Mrs. John Thomas, 7 00
David H. Bates, 2 63
Edwin Bowditch,
2 00
William Landers, 2 00
Thomas O. Cole,
2 00
James A. Lovejoy.
13 44
Sylvanus Damon,
6 23
Charles M. Litchfield, 2 00
Henry 1. Doherty,
2 00
Hiram Litchfield, 2 00
Ed. J. Doherty,
2 00
James McDonough, 11 20
William H. Elliot,
2 42
P. Mulcurn's heirs, 11 14
Thomas Flaherty,
2 00
Henry Merritt, 2d, 3 05
Briney Glynn, 2 00
George Mann, 2 70
Mrs. Edmund Hyland, 4 90
Jolın Mitchell's heirs, 12 32
Enmund Hyland, 2 00
Joshua Jenkins' heirs, 12 32
William F. Hardwick, 4 52
Augusta Weeks, 2 10
George H. Jenkins,
9 07
Mrs. J. H. Smith, 5 00
Joseph Litchfield,
2 00
Calvin Jenkins, 5 00
Josiah Litchfield,
2 00
Total
$275 34
1894.
Frank W. Bailey, $2 00 Mrs. Edmund Hyland, $4 44
Sylvanus Damon's heirs, 5 65 George Kindland, 2 00
Daniel Duffy, 3 08 Walter Litchfield, 38
James A. Litchfield, 2 00
Daniel Duffy, 3 19
30
William H. Elliot, $2 38
Patrick Murphy, $5 40
David B. Francis,
2 00
Henry Merritt, 2d, 2 95
Charles H. Pratt,
3 27 H. J. Cushing, 1 27
Leonard Raymond, 1 59
Mary V. Pegram,
5 08
Benjamin Stetson's heirs, 3 17
Edwin W. Studley, 10 16
William C. Sullivan,
2 00
William O. Merritt, Jr., 2 54
F. S. Watson, 1 27
Total $60 63
1892, $23.89 ; 1893, $275.34; 1894, $60.63
$359 86
State tax for 1894.
$1,720 00
County tax for 1894.
2,662 54
$4,382 54
ESTIMATED EXPENSES FOR 1895.
Removing snow
$800 00
Support of poor
3,500 00
Town officers 1,000 00
Printing, stationery and postage
200 00
Collection of taxes .
250 00
Repairs of public buildings
200 00
Reduction of debt
1,000 00
Support of schools
5,500 00
Incidentals for schools 500 00
Roads and bridges
3,000 00
Abatement of taxes
300 00
Miscellaneous
500 00
Interest on debt
2,670 00
$19,420 00
State tax, estimated
1,720 00
County “
2,660 00
$23,800 00
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RECAPITULATION OF EXPENSES.
State aid $1,879 00
Military aid 40 00
Support of schools
6,099 56
Incidentals for schools 486 27
Support of poor
3,484 32
Roads and bridges
3,314 23.
New road machine
225 00
Repairs of public buildings
196 43
Memorial Day
100 00
Printing, stationery and postage
126 94
Sidewalks .
48 56
Town officers
870 92
Miscellaneous
411 52
Heirs of Theophilus Thorndike
150 00
Fence at High School-house
61 24
Removing snow
811 22
High School and Town Hall.
2,016 15
Insurance 180 00
Old burying ground
17 50
State road
78 91
Burial of soldier
35 00
Cattle Inspector
91 40 .
Preserving order
665 00
Fire apparatus .
76 57
Abatement of taxes
359 86.
Interest . 2,754 25
State tax
1,720 00
County tax 2,662 54
Paid by order of District Court 158 63
Paid State on account of liquor license 650 00
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Corporation taxes, overdrawn
$18 77
Fees for collecting taxes
272 99
Discount on taxes
925 94
Deduct due from State, burial of soldier $35 00
military aid . . . 20 00
66
66
" State aid 1,879 00
1,934 00
Net expenses $29,054 72
INCOME.
Amount of tax bill for 1894 $27,216 02
Pedlers' licenses 8 00
Auctioneers' licenses 6 00
Pool-table licenses 4 00
Bowling-alley licenses 2 00
James Ward & Co 1,300 00
Charles H. Hardwick 1,300 00
Second District Court
127 20
A. K. Harmon, Sheriff, fines 21 00
Fish rights 4 00
"Old windows, Town Hall
11 50
Tuition of scholars from Norwell.
10 00
Massachusetts School Fund .
146 72
Massachusetts for teachers
216 67
Massachusetts for Superintendent
200 00
Dog fund
239 84
Slaughter-house licenses
2 00
Corporation tax,
1,474 24
National bank "
271. 66
Interest on money on deposit
56 83
Income for the year $32,617 68
Expenses for the year 29,054 72
Income above expenses $3,562 96
$30,988 72
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FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE TOWN DECEMBER 31st, 1894.
Liabilities.
NOTES.
RATE.
DUE.
INTEREST PAID TO.
INT. DUE.
$10,500 00
4 %
Nov. 1, 1895 Jan. 15, 1896 Jan. 15, 1901
Nov. 1, 1894
$70 00
25,000 00
Jan. 15, 1895
25,000 00
430/%
Jan. 15,1895
$60,500 00
$70 00
Principal of notes
$60,500 00
Interest due Dec. 31, 1894.
70 00
Due Thomas Mann's heirs
116 00
Outstanding bills, estimated 200 00
Unexpended appropriation of 1892 for repairs
to breakwater at North Scituate Beach.
500 00
$61,386 90
Resources.
Cash in hands of Treasurer
$9,082 53
Uncollected taxes of 1875 to 1885
59 07
“ 1885
12 86
66
" 1886
52 65
66
" 1887. 68 93
3
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Uncollected taxes of 1888
$35 27
66
" 1889 53 82
66
1890
70 41
66 66
1891
115 89
66
1892
198 49
768 10
Due from State for burial of soldier
35 00
66
" State aid
1,879 00
66 66
" military aid 20 00
$18,093 02
From liabilities
$61,386 00
Deduct resources. 18,093 02
Debt Dec. 31, 1894 $43,292 98
Debt of Town Dec. 31, 1893 $48,658 92
Debt of Town Dec. 31, 1894 43,292 98
Decrease of debt $5,365 94
Respectfully submitted,
GEO. H. WEBB, Selectmen AZRO TURNER, of
THOMAS F. BAILEY, Scituate.
SCITUATE, December 31, 1894.
I have examined the accounts of the Selectmen, and find them correct and properly vouched.
FRANCIS B. LEE.
66
" 1893
" 1894
5,641 00
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TRUST FUNDS.
From the Lucy O. Thomas fund of $1,000, the Trustees have drawn the income amounting to $40.40 which they have paid to the following persons, viz. :-
To Roxana Newcomb $15 20
" Delih Nott 15 20
" Sarah Damon 10 00
$40 40
From the Eliza Jenkins fund of $3,000, the income, amounting to $121.20, has been paid to the following per- sons, viz. :-
To Susan · M. Otis $30 30
" Mahala T. Vinal 30 30
" Matilda F. Harrub 30 30
" Mary S. Bouvé 30 30
$121 20
GEO. H. WEBB,
AZRO TURNER, Trustees.
THOMAS F. BAILEY, -
December 31, 1894.
I have examined the account of the Trustees, and find it correct and properly vouched.
FRANCIS B. LEE.
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ASSESSORS' STATISTICS.
Number of polls assessed, males, 656.
State tax, $1.00.
County tax, $1.00.
Poll tax, $2.00.
Value of assessed personal estate $142,940 00
Value of assessed real estate, buildings 1,200,940 00
Value of assessed real estate, land 695,805 00
Total valuation $2,039,685 00
Tax on personal estate $1,815 36
Tax on real estate 24,088 66
Tax on polls 1,312 00
Total tax including overlayings $27,216 02
State tax $1,720 00
County tax
2,662 54
Town tax 22,635 00
Overlayings 198 48
27,216 02
Rate of tax per $1,000 $12 70
Total valuation, 1894
$2,039,685 00
Total valuation, 1893 2,010,488 00
Increase $29,197 00
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Number of-
Horses 437
Cows 328
Sheep 134
Neat cattle, other than cows 29
Swine 48
Dwelling houses 805
Acres of land . 9,696
Fowls 8,250
Residents assessed on property . 693
Non-residents assessed on property . 426
Total of persons assessed on property 1,119
Persons paying poll tax only . 185
Total number of persons assessed 1,304
GEO. H. WEBB, Assessors
AZRO TURNER, of
THOMAS F. BAILEY, Scituate.
. SCITUATE, December 31, 1894.
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LIST OF JURORS
To be revised and accepted by the Town at the annual meeting to be held March 4, 1895 :
Wilbur P. Brown,
William H. Litchfield,
Ernest L. Bonney,
Abner Litchfield,
Daniel J. Bates,
James Litchfield,
Edwin W. Bates,
Milton G. Litchfield,
George S. Bailey,
George H. Lincoln,
Albert B. Curtis,
Joseph O. Marsh,
Charles T. Chubuck,
John L. Manson,
Shadrach B. Curtis,
William H. Osborne,
Moses B. Colman,
John E. O. Prouty,
John Cummings,
Edward Rogers,
William O. Clapp,
Charles P. Seaverns,
Charles F. Clapp,
Chester Sherman,
Caleb L. Damon,
Charles N. Turner,
John J. Ford,
Thomas L. Tilden,
William W. Gordak,
Jetson Wade, Andrew J. Waterman,
Freeman H. Gannett,
William W. Hunt,
E. Parker Welch,
Samuel E. Hyland,
George H. Webb,
David S. Jenkins,
Stephen Litchfield,
John Weatherbee, Percy L. Young,
Respectfully,
GEORGE H. WEBB, Selectmen AZRO TURNER, of
THOMAS F. BAILEY, Scituate.
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CONDITION OF THE TREASURY.
TOWN OF SCITUATE IN ACCOUNT WITH ROLAND TURNER, TREASURER.
1894-5. DR.
$21,888 10
Amount of orders paid
Interest paid 2,754 25
State tax paid 1,720 00
County " 2,662 54
John F. Turner, by order of Second District Court 58 40
Wm. E. Supple, " 66
66
69 80
Edward H. Taylor, " "
30 43
State on account of liquor licenses 650 00
State Treasurer, corporation tax overdrawn 18 77
Roland Turner, fees for collecting taxes 272 99
Discount on taxes 927 51
Uncollected taxes of 1894
5,639 10
Cash on hand January 1, 1895.
9,082 53
$45,774 42
CR.
Cash on hand January 1, 1894.
$5,524 17
Received of-
Everett Wilder, auctioneer's license 2 00
Andrew J. Waterman, auctioneer's license 2 00
40
John E. O. Prouty, auctioneer's license $2 00
Perkins Livermore, pedler's license. . . 8 00
Charles V. Steinbeck, pool-table license. 2 00
Charles V. Steinbeck, bowling-alley license 2 00
Frank M. Damon, pool-table license 2 00
J. Frank Bailey, slaughter-house license 1 00
George T. Otis, slaughter-house license
1 00
State on account of paupers .
65 80
City of Boston on account of paupers. 40 00
Town of Abington on account of John Thomas . .
38 50
Joseph Litchfield, of Norwell, tuition
2 00
Charles Kilburn, of Norwell, tuition 6 00
Waldo Litchfield, of Norwell, tuition 2 00
James Ward & Co., liquor licenses 1,300 00
Charles H. Hardwick, liquor licenses 1,300 00
Massachusetts school fund
146 72
State for Superintendent of Schools
200 00
State for teachers 216 67
County, dog fund . 239 54
Otis W. Soule, clerk Second District Court 127 20
Sale of old windows, Town Hall
11 50
A. K. Harmon, Sheriff, on account of fines 21 00
Corporation tax of 1893 12 24
Corporation tax of 1894 1,462 00
4 00
National bank tax, 1894.
271 66
Military aid 22 00
State aid
1,742 00
Interest for money on deposit
Taxes collected of 1887
66
" 1888
31
66
66 " 1889
33
66 " 1890 14 98
56 83.
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Sale of fish rights
41
Taxes collected of 1891
$25 23;
66 66 " 1892 279 79
" 1893
5,403 56.
Tax bill of 1894 for collection
27,216 02
$45,774 42
ROLAND TURNER, Treasurer.
SCITUATE, January 1, 1895.
I have examined the accounts of the Treasurer, and find them correct and properly vouched.
FRANCIS B. LEE.
REPORT OF TOWN CLERK.
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN SCITUATE FOR THE YEAR 1894.
DATE.
NAMES OF PARTIES.
RESIDENCE OF EACH.
AGE.
PLACE OF MARRIAGE.
BY WHOM MARRIED.
Jan. 10.
Catherine Amelia Stewart,
Scituate,
25
Scituate,
23
Hanover,
Carrie Apts,
Cohasset,
16
Weymouth,
25
March 28,
Drusilla F. Litchfield,
Scituate,
22
Weymouth.
Scituate,
24
Cohasset,
Rev. Joseph Osgood, Cohasset.
March 29,
Frances Willis Whitcomb,
Scituate,
20
April 25,
Mary E. Gettings,
Newton, Mass. 38
19
April 30,
Joan Frances Newcomb,
Scituate,
19
May 29,
Elizabeth J. Neil.
Cambridge,
25
Whitman, Mass.
Scituate,
25
June 2,
Bridget Genevieve O'Brien,
St. John, N.B., 24
Scituate,
33
June
5,
Nellie C. Ward,
Scituate,
28
Scituate,
42
June 24,
Abby Ann Tubs Morris,
Scituate,
43
Cohasset,
Rev. Joseph Osgood, Cohasset.
42
Jolin E. Murphy,
Scituate, 36
Cohasset,
Rev. Ignatius P. Egan, Cohasset.
George P. Mott,
Provincetown,
Cohasset,
Rev. Joseph Osgood, Cohasset.
James C. Elliot,
Scituate,
21
Rev. Aura L. Gerrish, C
Whitman,
Cohasset,
Rev. Chas. F. Cowen, Cohasset.
William H. Burke,
Scituate,
Rev. Chas. F. Cowen, Cohasset.
Hans G. Dick,
.
Scituate, 24
Scituate,
Rev. Charles F. Cowen, Coliasset.
March 6,
Edward Clayton Hyland,
Rev. Melvin S. Nash, No. Hanover.
Rev. William Hyde,
George M. Davis,
Weymouth,
Aubrey W. Totman,
James McIntire,
Matthew Hoar,
June 27,
Benjamin R. Cleary, Lizzie Edwina Bates, Charles T. Murray,
June 28,
Isabelle Northey,
Sept. 5,
Bessie I. Mills,
Bay Fortune, P.E. I., 20
Scituate, 24
Scituate, 26
Scituate, 24
Oct. 3,
Mary F. Ward,
Scituate, 23
Brockton, 21
Brockton,
19
Marshfield, 27
Nov. 10,
Pauline A. Jenkins,
Scituate, 17
Scituate, 28
Nov. 18,
Lottie Scott Torrey,
Scituate,
23
Scituate,
26
Nov.
20,
Bridget G. Slamin,
South Natick, 22
Scituate,
28
Nov. 21,
Olive J. Jenkins,
Scituate, 19
Scituate, 33
No. Scituate,
Nov.
28,
Julia E. Jenkins,
Scituate,
29
Scituate,
24
Nov. 29,
May W. Wilcutt,
Cohasset,
25
Norwell,
22
Nov.
29,
Mary E. James,
Cohasset,
17
Scituate,
35
Dec.
19,
Amy F. Gardner, r
Scituate,
27
Scituate,
Somerville, 35 Scituate, 24
Scituate, 27
Scituate,
Cohasset,
Sept. 11,
Lottieella Bates,
John Curran, Jr.,
Cohasset,
Walter S. Hunt.
Scituate,
Oct. 10,
Minnie A. Williams,
Melvin Francis Ewell,
Marshfield,
William W. Waterman,
Scituate,
Edward Roth,
South Natick,
Elijah T. Clapp, Jr.,
Scituate,
John T. Fitts,
Clement J. Prouty,
Cohasset,
No. Scituate,
Scituate,
Rev. A. D. Spaulding, Scituate. Rev. Joseph Osgood, Cohasset. Rev. Ignatius P. Egan, Cohasset. Rev. C. H. Van Natter, Scituate. Rev. T. H. Goodwin, Marshfield. Rev. Watson Weed, Scituate .. Rev. J. A. Donnelly, South Natick. Rev. Clarence Greeley, Scituate. Rev. A. D. Spaulding, No. Scituate. * Rev. Joseph Osgood, Cohasset. Rev. A. D. Spaulding, No. Scituate. Rev. Watson Weed, Scituate.
43
Rev. C. H. Van Natter, Scituate. Rev. Watson Weed, Scituate:
Scituate,
Joseph L. Hobson,
Stephen Russell Walker,
Scituate, 33 Scituate, 33
Abednego W. B. Richardson,
Israel C. Dalby,
-
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN SCITUATE FOR THE YEAR 1894.
DATE.
NAME OF CHILD.
NAMES OF PARENTS.
MAIDEN NAME.
January
2,
66
11,
Wesley Webster Jenkins, Mildred Louise Webb,
66
28,
Ivan Hyde Yenetchi,
February
6,
Myron Parmlee Litchfield,
8,
Marion Alberta Flint,
9,
Byron Harrub Wood, Lauretta Ward,
Quinn.
March
15,
Eugene Hudson White, .
20,
Thomas Leo Dwyer; -
21,
Joseph Morcon Jenkins,
23,
24,
Francis Patrick McIntire, Helena Esther O'Hern,
Warren W. and Mary J., Herbert and Amalia. George V. and Adair F., Jesse P. and Effie L., Frank E. and Marion F., D. Herbert and Mary E., Edward and Bridget T., Harry H. and Alice M., Thomas and Ellen, Caleb T. and Hannah B., James and Catherine A., Maurice and Mary A.,
Tuhey. Merritt. Bonney. Litchfield. White.
Nott.
19.
Williams. Sullivan. Bowker. Stewart. Buckley,
44
March 24, 30.
Robert Murphy, Evelina Victoria Withem, Elwood Clifford Damon,
April 16,
17, Walter Allen Cole,
29.
May
1,
Dean Boynton Frye, Edith May Welch, John Harold Quinn,
5,
10,
Beulalı Dorris Bates,
13,
William Mulkern,
18,
Frank Moses Brownl,
27,
Alice O. Connor,
31,
June
4,
Laurence Jetson Wade.
8,
Eva Gertrude Whittaker,
July
6,
Lewis Boardman Litchfield,
66
13.
Henry Ellmis Bearce,
28.
Joseph Edward O'Neil,
August
5,
.
6.
Amelia Frances Dalby,
16.
Mildred Dalby Litchfield,
30.
Joel Lincoln Manson, Harold Gammons Sylvester,
September 3,
.6
10.
Frederick Howard Clapp,
13, Theodore Litchfield Bailey,
25,
Marian Elizabeth Cole,
October,
5,
Ralph Stanley Pratt,
9,
Charlotte Louise Young,
William H. and Ellen F., Charles C. and Nellie F., . William W. and Flora C., Edward A. and Angie, Charles W. and Amy F., George F. and Harriet M., Dennis F. and Ellen, George H. and Mary E., Francis and Bridget,
Dudley and Mary A., C. Albert and Mary F., Jetson and Maraquita, George L. and Harriet M.,
Albert M. and Mary A., Everett L. and Clara E.,
Henry P. and Mary, Frank W. and Sadie E.,
Jolin F. and Jennie, Waldo and Annie M., Charles and Emma B.,
Henry H., Jr., and Eunice C.,
William H., 2d. and Annie,
Henry T. and Josephine M., Frederic and Maggie,
Elijah P. and Mary E.,
Frank H. and Louise A.,
Ward. Hayward. Ney. Mersereau. Allen. Brown. Flynn. Frates. Kane. Hunt.
Gill. Litchfield. Hodgdon. Spanecr.
Ferguson. 45
Taylor. O'Donnell. Hackett. Martin. Jacobs. Pentz. Gammons. Walling. Litchfield. Pentz. Rodriguez. Hall.
Eugene T. and Flora C.,
Leslie Shubael Brown,
Israel Gordon Litchifield,
BIRTHS-CONTINUED.
DATE.
NAME OF CHILD.
NAMES OF PARENTS.
MAIDEN NAME.
November 1.
Bessie Burrows Richardson,
3,
.
3,
Etta Louise Hyland,
6,
George Edwin Gardner,
13,
George Leo Litchfield,
21.
Stephen Allen Mott, Bernice Stacy Clapp,
December
23, 3,
Aubery Willis Totman,
7,
Gertrude Cole Prouty, Mary Alice Hannigan,
28,
31,
Mary Emerson Cushman,
1893.
March 3,
Clarendon Austerfield Bradford,
William T. and Lilla M.,
George A. and Nellie M., E. Clayton and Mary C., Edwin H. and Cecilia J., Everett E. and Elizabeth A.,
Burrows. Harris. Apts. Sweetzer. Linnhan.
Damon.
Marsh. 46
Whitcomb.
Cole. Murphy Nightingale. -
Welch.
Stephen L. and Abby C., William H. and Cora O., Aubery W. and Frances W., Caleb W. and Florence A., John T. and Mary J., John F. and Matilda,
Park A. and Lillian A.,
Bertha Murphy,
DEATHS REGISTERED IN SCITUATE FOR THE YEAR 1894.
AGE.
PARENTS NAMES.
DATE.
NAME OF DECEASED.
CAUSE OF DEATH.
Years
Months
Days
Jan. 6,
John Eaton Manson,
Diphtheria & Heart Fail. Dementia Phthisis,
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