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2 06
Christopher Halligan,
II 06
James T. Dalby,
2 7I
Lucy A. King,
4 4I
Daniel Langdon,
2 74
Mrs. James Moore,
II 76
George H. Lane,
I IO
Samuel Pratt,
3 67
Charles Manson,
5 88
Walter F. Page,
II 39
Freeman Vinal,
2 00
George W. Simpson,
4 4I
Daniel Ward,
I 76
Scituate Beach Land Co.,
27 19
Hector Darcett,
2 00
Walter Tapley,
44 10
S. C. Ayers,
II 39
Henry Pettis,
14 70
Luther J. Litchfield,
74
Total, $186.75.
Total Abatements, $520 99
REPAIRS ON CLIFF AND BREAKWATER,
NORTH SCITUATE BEACH.
Paid John B. Damon-
For labor and materials,
$100 25
For bound stones,
9 00
Total, $109 25
SPECIAL POLICE.
John F. Turner,
$296 00
W. A. Brown, 1898-9,
$15 00
William E. Supple, 347 00 Frank S. Watson, 6 00
Scituate 3
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Elmer F. Burrows, 283 00 C. M. Litchfield, 6 00
Liba F. Litchfield,
42 00
Total, $995.00.
ENTERTAINING COMMITTEE OF THE LEGIS- LATURE.
William Stanley, $247 00
James L. Prouty and others,
18 00
Total,
$265 00
The Legislature appropriated for the town the sum of $15,000.00.
TREES FOR HATHERLY SCHOOL GROUNDS.
Appropriation,
$30 00
Payments,
27 74
Lincoln Ellms, for trees,
24 50
Pearl Vickery, mulching trees, 3 24
Total, $27 74
MEMORIAL DAY.
Appropriation, $100 00
Paid F. B. Lee, quartermaster G. W. Perry
Post, 31,
100 00
BAND CONCERTS.
Appropriation, $150 00
Paid Scituate Cadet Band,
150.00
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LEGAL EXPENSES.
Appropriation, Paid Harvey H. Pratt,
$50 00 226 27
COST OF LOCKUP.
Henry O'Neil, care of lockup,
$50 00
George F. Welch, coal and supplies,
30 25
Charles W. Frye, supplies,
6c
John Cummings, supplies,
2 03
Total,
$82 88
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OLD BURYING GROUND, PROSPECT ST.
Appropriation, $10 00
Paid William E. Hunt, labor,
9 00
WIDENING AT THE CORNER OF FRONT AND WILLOW STREETS.
Appropriation,
$50 00
Payments.
47 65
John Sullivan,
$5 25
Edward C. Vinal, $1 25
Thomas Connors,
9 50
George F. Welch, 16 15
Everett L. Clapp,
3 50
John T. Fitts, 12 00
Total, $47.65.
SPECIAL REPAIRS ON CENTRAL STREET.
Appropriation,
$1,000 00
Payments,
984 74
Patrick Kane, Jr.,
$23 72 Walter C. Gardner. $6 25
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Elmer F. Burrows,
72 II
Edward O. Cook,
5 00
John T. Fitts,
169 50
Patrick Flaherty,
23 72
Charles B. Carpenter,
20 56
Percy Mann, 40 64
John Carson, 2d,
32 47
George T. Otis,
64 39
Thomas Connors,
20 22
Clement J. Prouty,
65 97
Martin Curran, Jr.,
8 75
William W. Waterman,
64 39
John Raymond,
23 72
George W. Brown,
35 89
Phillip Gillis,
19 50
Patrick Kane,
14 25
Andrew L. Curtis,
21 97
James S. Jenkins,
23 75
John Fallon,
15 75
Albert Clapp,
6 33
Wiley S. Damon,
7 00
Albert B. Curtis,
7 13
James Curran,
23 72
Cole Bros.,
16 36
John McDonald,
32 47
Frank H. Young,
52 52
John Sullivan,
28 97
John H. Young,
I 75
Thomas Flaherty,
25 47
Everett L. Clapp,
10 50
Total, $984.74.
WIDENING GANNETT STREET.
Appropriation,
$500 00
Payments,
508 48
Patrick Kane, Jr.,
$14 00
John McDonald,
$17 50
George M. Whorf,
14 58
Christopher O'Neil,
5 25
Edward Gillis,
5 25
James D. Carter,
5 00
Clement W. Bates,
8 55
Albert L. Carter,
4 38
Elmer F. Burrows,
14 00
Dudley O'Connors,
I 75
John T. Fitts,
129 75
John Sullivan,
I 75
Charles James,
7 00
George F. Welch,
4I 65
Isaac Jellows,
7 00
Everett L. Clapp,
I7 50
John Fallon,
I 75
Harry B. Ellms,
I 75
Pearl Vickery,
4 75
J. W. Morris,
4 75
Edward Dunn,
32 50
Allen Vinal,
26 00
Patrick Flaherty,
IO 50
Charles N. Turner,
13 00
Richard Hoar,
5 25
Hans G. Dick,
32 44
Charles M. Wagner,
I 75
Frank E. Cook,
47 13
Frank S. Watson,
3 50
Charles H. Mitchell,
28 50
Total, $508.48
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SPECIAL REPAIRS ON GANNETT STREET.
Appropriation,
$1,000 00
Payments,
967 II
Patrick Kane, Jr.,
$27 13
George M. Whorf,
$1 75
Isaac Jellows,
14 88
Phillip Gillis,
I 75
Pearl Vickery,
23 75
Allen Vinal,
17 75
Elmer F. Burrows,
21 OI
Charles N. Turner,
30 58
Charles M. Wagner,
22 75
William W. Hunt, Jr.,
I 75
John T. Fitts,
154 13
Henry D. Damon,
I 75
Patrick Flaherty,
17 50
Charles B. Carpenter,
I 75
Richard Hoar,
7 88
Hans G. Dick,
I28 44
Andrew L. Curtis,
15 75
Thomas L. Tilden,
28 50
John Fallon,
27 13
Frank E. Cook,
37 75
John McDonald.
18 38
Moses L. Brown,
45 13
Christopher O' Neil,
25 38
Wiley S. Damon,
I 75
John Sullivan,
18 38
Charles M. Litchfield,
14 25
Albert L. Carter,
23 63
Fred D. Graves,
78 38
Dudley O'Connors.
27 13
L. Clarence Litchfield,
26 13
Everett L. Clapp,
14 88
William L. Litchfield,
9 50
Harry B. Ellms,
13 13
Milton G. Litchfield,
22 00
G. Wilbur Damon,
14 25
William O. Clapp, Jr., 9 50
J. W. Morris,
19 00
Jetson Wade,
2 63
Total, $967.1I.
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NEW ROAD ON THIRD CLIFF.
Appropriation.
$1,500 00
Payments,
1,477 95
Henry Webb, surveying and plans, $18 95
Edward C. Vinal, setting grade stakes, and surveying, 10 00
John J. Ford, per contract, 1,399 00
John J. Ford, extra work, 50 00
Total, $1,477 95
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SPECIAL REPAIRS ON PROSPECT STREET.
Appropriation,
Payments,
$100 00 IO0 26
Charles B. Carpenter,
$7 00
Martin Curran, Jr.,
$8 75
Patrick Flaherty,
7 00
Andrew L. Curtis, I 75
John Fallon, 7 00
James Curran, 7 00
Elmer F. Burrows,
3 50
John Sullivan,
8 75
John Carson, 2d,
3 50 Thomas Flaherty, 3 50
John T. Fitts,
37 26
James Connors, 5 25
Total, $100.26.
NEW ROAD AT NORTH SCITUATE BEACH, SURF SIDE.
Appropriation for land damage, $1,310 78
Appropriation for building road, 1,200 00
$2,510 78
Payments,
2,047 80
Henry Webb, surveying, plans, set-
ting grade stakes and bound stones, $38 55
John T. Fitts, per contract, 974 00
John T. Fitts, extra work, 25 00
John T. Fitts, hauling bound stones, I 50
Walter R. Torrey, legal services. 92 00
Ellen B. McRoberts, 172 00
Mary E. Latey,
96 00
Charles H. Mitchell,
613 75
Gracie G. Ingraham,
35 00
Total, $2.047 80
Land damages remaining unpaid- James M. Barker, $6 30
H. C. Dimond. 10 00
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Mrs. Charles Sumner,
174 00
Fred D. Graves,
203 73
Total,
$394 03
RECAPITULATION OF EXPENSES.
State aid.
$1,693 00
Military aid,
28 00
Support of poor,
4,577 91
Support of schools,
8,816 58
Miscellaneous,
982 79
Town officers.
1,468 50
Public buildings and grounds,
330 69
Settlement of claims.
400 00
Libraries,
240 00
Roads, bridges and sidewalks,
4,899 76
Sewer at North Scituate Beach,
100 06
Special repairs on Blossom street,
316 44
Cost of lockup.
82 88
Old burying ground,
9 00
Corner Front and Willow streets,
47 65
Printing, stationery and postage,
273 27
Charles street to Egypt Beach,
150 50
Abatement of taxes,
520 99
Removing snow,
214 67
Special on Central street,
984 74
Special police,
995 00
Repairs on cliff and breakwater, North Scitu- ate Beach, 109 25
Legal expenses,
226 27
Entertaining Legislative Committee,
265 00
Trees for Hatherly school grounds,
27 74
Soldiers' relief,
637 51
Memorial Day.
100 00
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Special widening Gannett street, 508 48
Special on Gannett street to Beach, 967 II
New road, Beach street to Musquashcut Pond,
2,047 80
New road on Third Cliff, 1,477 95
Band concerts,
150 00
Special on Prospect street,
100 26
Special on Brook street sidewalk,
99 00
Fires.
516 69
$34,365 49
Interest on notes,
$2,390 56
State tax,
1,305 00
County tax,
2,922 32
Corporation tax overdrawn,
II2 94
Interest on money borrowed and paid,
190 06
Abolition of grade crossing,
486 95
Summer census of 1899.
119 48
William E. Supple, order 2d District Court,
35 85
John F. Turner, order 2d District Court,
41 45
Elmer F. Burrows, order 2d District Court,
10 00
Woodchucks,
142 80
Roland Turner, fees for collecting taxes,
62 30
Discount on checks,
60
Discount on taxes, 1,326 14
$43,51I 94
Deduct-
Due for State and military aid, $1,707 00
Due for soldiers' relief, 70 00
Due for grade crossing, 400 00
Due from Town of Duxbury, 86 00
Due from estate of Francis Mulkern, 44 60
$2,307 60
Net expenses,
$41,204 34
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INCOME.
Amount of taxes assessed for 1900,
Corporation tax,
$40,193 82 1,483 II 302 09
National bank tax,
James E. Otis, gravel from Gannett street pit,
14 70
Charles F. Curran, pedler's license,
8 00
John Monahan, pedler's license,
8 00
Albert Bates, pedler's license,
8 00
City of Boston, account P. O'Brien,
14 50
State, for superintendent of schools,
416 67
State, for tuition of children,
36 00
Second District Court, fines,
121 20
D. H. Wood, for gravel pit,
I 00
Sarah Young, for school books,
2 00
George Ellms, for tuition,
5 00
Arthur Litchfield,
41 00
County treasurer, dog tax,
250 22
Interest for money on deposit,
108 97
James E. Otis, bowling alley license,
2 00
James E. Otis, pool table license,
2 00
Massachusetts school fund. 232 87
George T. Otis, slaughter house license,
I 00
J. Frank Bailey, slaughter house license, I 00
James Ward, bowling alley and pool table licenses,
4 00
For fish rights,
10 00
A. J. Waterman, auctioneer's license,
2 00
Income,
$43,269 15
Net expenses,
41,204 34
Income above expenses,
$2,064 81
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FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE TOWN DECEMBER 31, 1900. LIABILITIES.
NOTES.
RATE.
NOTES DUE.
INT. PAID TO.
INT. DUE.
$25,000 00
4 1-2 p. c.
Jan. 15, 1901
July 15, 1900
$515 63
2,500 00
3 3-4
May 29,
1902
Nov. 29, 1900
8 48
8,000 00
33-4
Nov. 1,
1905
Nov. 1,
1900
50 00
25,000 00
4
Jan. 15,
1906
Jan. 15, 1901
10,000 00
3 3-4
66
May 23,
1906
Nov. 23,
1900
40 17
$70,500 00
$614 28
Principal of notes,
$70,500 00
Interest due Dec. 31, 1900,
$614 28
Note in anticipation of taxes,
5,000 00
Liabilities, estimated,
1,200 00
$6,814 28
$77,314 28
RESOURCES.
Cash in the hands of the treasurer,
$14,600 II
Uncollected taxes of 1892,
IOI 78
1893,
134 84
1894,
216 92
1895.
217 II
1896,
176 25
1897.
143 14
1898,
334 55
1899,
981 63
1900,
7,094 25
Due from State for military aid,
14 00
State aid,
1,693 00
soldiers' relief, 70 00
grade crossings, estimated,
400 00
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Due from Town of Duxbury, poor account,
86 00
Due from estate of Francis Mulkern.
150 00
Resources,
$26,413 58
Liabilities.
$77.314 28
Less resources,
26,413 58
Net debt. Dec. 31. 1900,
$50,900 70
Net debt. Dec. 31. 1899.
51,603 16
UNEXPENDED APPROPRIATIONS.
Collection of taxes.
$50 00
Schoolhouse fences, 75 00
Markers. 25 00
$150 00
Respectfully submitted, GEORGE H. WEBB, JOHN J. FORD. THOMAS F. BAILEY. Selectmen of Scituate.
I have examined the accounts of the Selectmen and find them correct, and with proper vouchers for all bills paid. FRANCIS B. LEE, Auditor.
ESTIMATED EXPENSES OF 190I. Article 4 in the Warrant.
Removing snow. Support of poor. Town officers.
$1,000 00
4,500 00 1,500 00
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Collection of taxes,
400 00
Discount on taxes,
1,000 00
Public buildings and grounds,
350 00
Reduction of debt,
4,000 00
Printing, stationery and postage,
300 00
Support of schools,
6,800 00
Transportation.
1,200 00
Superintendent of schools,
250 00
Roads and bridges,
4,000 00
Sidewalks.
500 00
Miscellaneous,
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1,000 00
Abatement of taxes,
400 00
Interest on debt,
3,000 00
Libraries,
250 00
Soldiers' relief.
500 00
Legal expenses,
500 00
Expenses of lockup.
75 00
$31,525 00
State tax. estimated,
$1,300 00
County tax, estimated,
2,900 00
$4,200 00
$35,725 00
TRUST FUNDS.
The income from the Lucy O. Thomas fund has been paid as follows, viz. :
To Sylvia N. Clapp,
$10 92
To Caroline Damon,
IO 92
To Mary M. Bowditch,
IO 92
$32 76
The income from the Eliza Jenkins fund has been paid as follows, viz. :
To Matilda F. Harrub. $24 24
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To Mary S. Bouve, To Mahala T. Vinal, To Susan Otis, To Emma F. Manson,
24 24
24 24
24 24
24 24
$121 20 GEORGE H. WEBB. JOHN J. FORD. THOMAS F. BAILEY,
Trustees.
I have examined the accounts of the trustees and find them correct.
FRANCIS B. LEE, Auditor.
Scituate, Dec. 31, 1900.
LOCATION OF STREET GUIDE BOARDS.
Corner of- Water and Kent.
Corner of- Hollett and Mt. Vernon,
Water and Main.
Hollett and Main.
Main and Bridge.
Main and Grove.
Main and Pond.
Main and Charles.
Pond and Maple. Maple and Central.
Main and Branch.
Main and Curtis.
Central and Grove.
Main and Central.
High and Blossom.
Central and Branch.
High and Summer.
Branch and Willow.
Cedar and Summer. Blossom and Main.
Main and Elm.
Union and Central.
Gannett and Hollett.
Bay and Willow.
Beach and Border.
Charles and Mt. Vernon.
Bay and Turner ave.
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LIST OF JURORS.
Submitted to the town for revision and acceptance at the annual meeting to be held March 4, 1901 :
Otis Barker.
E. Clayton Hyland.
Charles A. Bates.
Patrick Kane.
Everett L. Bearce.
Horace Litchfield. James Litchfield.
Percy S. Brown.
Albert K. Briggs. Walter Litchfield.
Charles A. Bailey.
Charles Manson.
William O. Clapp.
Charles F. Clapp.
John E. O. Prouty. Elijah P. Pratt.
Frank O. Clapp.
Edward Rogers.
Elijah T. Clapp, Jr.
Alfred A. Seaverns.
Moses B. Colman.
Charles P. Seaverns. Chester Sherman.
Patrick Curran.
Charles N. Turner.
Frederick Cole.
William H. Varrell.
John Cummings.
Frank T. Vinal, 2d.
George Emerson.
George B. Vinal. Frank S. Watson.
Charles M. Ferguson.
E. Parker Welch.
William W. Gordak.
Jetson Wade.
Freeman W. Gannett.
William H. Watson.
Albert B. Curtis.
John P. Flaherty.
Respectfully submitted, GEORGE H. WEBB, JOHN J. FORD, THOMAS F. BAILEY, Selectmen of Scituate.
ASSESSORS' STATISTICS.
Number of polls, males,
673
State tax, $1.00.
County tax, $1.00.
Poll tax, $2.00.
Number of residents assessed on property,
Individuals,
664
All others, 20
Total, 684
Number of non-residents assessed on property, Individuals, 435 All others, 18
Total, 453
Number assessed on property,
1,137
Number assessed for poll tax only, 239
Total,
1,376
Value of assessed real estate,
Buildings,
$1,494,950 00
Land,
963,715 00
$2,458,665 00
Value of assessed personal estate,
184,035 00
Total valuation,
$2,642,700 00
Tax on real estate,
$36,142 52
Tax on personal estate,
2,705 30
Tax on polls,
1,346 00
Total.
$40,193 82
State tax.
$1,305 00
Grade crossing,
486 95
Summer census of 1899,
119 48
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County tax,
Town tax,
Overlaying,
2,922 32 35,040 78 319 29
Total, -
$40,193 82
Rate per $1,000, $14.70.
Valuation in 1900,
$2,642,700 00
Valuation in 1899,
2,554,295 00
Increase in valuation,
$88,405 00
Number of horses,
470
COWS,
328
sheep,
8
cattle other than cows,
8
swine,
30
fowls,
2,140
dwelling houses, 915
acres of land,
9,696
GEORGE H. WEBB,
JOHN J. FORD, THOMAS F. BAILEY, Assessors of Scituate.
Scituate, Dec. 31, 1900.
STATEMENT OF THE SCITUATE WATER COMPANY.
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To the Selectmen of Scituate:
Please find enclosed an itemized statement of the expendi- tures and incurred indebtedness of the Scituate Water Com- pany, from the time the company was organized, May 22, 1893, to January 1, 1895 :
ITEMS.
I. May, 1893-4, E. Worthington, Jr., & Co., C. E., visit to Scituate, measurements, surveys, plans and specifications, etc., for system of water supply, Additional service,
$329 01
2. Oct. 22, 1894, Alfred A. Hunting, C. E., plans, surveys, and inspection for the water works, 325 00
16I 2I
3. May, 1893, and subsequent, Phillip W. Lothrop, driving artesian wells, etc, 500 00 Additional work, etc., 187 88
4. December 4, 1894, J. P. Clare, supt., for payment of help on water works, 422 40
For additional expenditures, 72 50
5. November and December, 1894, George F. Welch, for materials furnished wa- ter company, 875 50
6. November and December, 1894, indebt- edness incurred for granite, etc., 450 00
7. May, 1893, to December, 1894, for office rent, Codman & Freeman, 115 00
Scituate 4
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8. May, 1893, to January 1, 1895, attor- ney's fees and other legal expenses,
9. Smith & Winchester, paid for supplies, etc., furnished, 635 10
IO. Incurred indebtedness to Moyses R. Simmons, for purchase of private wa- ter plant,
316 70
10,000 00
$14,390 30
The company has also incurred indebtedness for about four acres of land taken for a source of water supply, and also for land taken for standpipes, but as these parcels have not been paid for as yet, and the amount to be paid is some- what indefinite, the company reserves the right to submit items in this respect later.
SCITUATE WATER COMPANY,
(Signed)
JAMES B. FULLER, President.
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SEAL OF THE TOWN OF SCITUATE.
CITUATE
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SS.
NC
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SATUIT
ORPO
SYMBOLISM.
Satuit Brook, from which the town derives its name. At the left a Cliff, at the right the Ocean. In the distance a Cedar Point with rocks running out into the water, and a Pilgrim ship.
An Indian, Wampatuck, from the land and the west, with a scroll, conferring grants of land and privileges.
A Pilgrim, Timothy Hatherly, from the sea and the east, receiving the scroll.
The dress of the Indian is taken from the Massachusetts State seal, and that of the Pil- grim from the Colonial paintings by Boughton.
HENRY TURNER BAILEY,
Designer.
COLLECTOR'S REPORT.
F. W. VARNEY, COLLECTOR, IN ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF SCITUATE.
1900 DR. To amount of tax bills, $40,193 82
CR.
By amount of abatements allowed, $186 75
By discount on taxes allowed, 1,326 14
By cash paid R. Turner, By balance of uncollected taxes,
31,586 68
7,094 25
$40,193 82
I90I DR. Jan. I. To amount of uncollected taxes brought forward, $7,094 25 F. W. VARNEY, Collector.
Dec. 31, 1900.
I have examined the account of the collector and find it correct.
FRANCIS B. LEE, Auditor.
CONDITION OF THE TREARURY.
TOWN OF SCITUATE IN ACCOUNT WITH ROLAND TURNER, TREASURER.
1900-190I
DR.
Paid-
Selectmen's orders,
$34,178 74
Interest,
2,390 56
State tax,
1,305 00
County tax,
2,922 32
State corporation tax, overdrawn, II2 94
Interest on money borrowed and paid,
190 06
State, on account of grade crossing,
486 95
State, for taking summer license, 119 48
Discount of checks, 60
William E. Supple, by order of 2d District Court, 35 85
John F. Turner, by order of 2d District Court, 41 45
Elmer F. Burrows, by order of 2d District Court, 10 00
Roland Turner, for woodchucks,
142 80
Roland Turner, fees for collecting taxes, 62 30
Cash on hand Jan. I, 1901,
14,600 II
$56,599 16
CR
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1900, $8,976 35
Received corporation tax. 1,483 II
National Bank tax, 302 09
from James E. Otis, gravel from
Gannett pit, 14 70
Charles F. Curran, pedler's license, 8 00
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Albert Bates, pedler's license, 8 00 John Monahan, pedler's license, 8 00
City of Boston, acct. Patrick O'Brien, 14 50
State, for acct. of supt. of schools, 416 67
State, for tuition of children, 36 00
2d District Court, fines, I2I 20
D. H. Wood, for gravel pit, I 00
Sarah Young, for school books,
2 00
A. J. Waterman, for auction- eer's license, 2 00
George Ellms, for tuition, 5 00
Arthur Litchfield, for tuition, 41 00
county treasurer, for dog tax,
250 22
interest of money on deposit, 108 97
James E. Otis, bowling alley license, 2 00
James E. Otis, pool table license, 2 00
Massachusetts school fund, 232 87
James Ward, bowling alley license, 2 00
James Ward, pool table license, 2 00
State, for State aid, 1,660 00
State, for military aid,
20 00
Geo. T. Otis, slaughter house license. I OO
J. Frank Bailey, slaughter house license. I OO
estate of Hannah Wherity, 50 00
note in anticipation of taxes, 5,000 00
fish rights. IO 00
F. W. Varney, tax collector.
on taxes of 1900. 31,586 68
taxes collected of 1892, 2 31
1893, 2 35
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taxes collected of 1894,
2 37
1895,
2 29
1896,
63 70
1897,
176 32
1898,
433 24
1899,
5,548 22
Total receipts,
$56,599 16
Scituate, Dec. 31, 1900.
I have examined the account of the treasurer and find it correct.
FRANCIS B. LEE, Auditor.
MARRIAGES REGISTERED IN SCITUATE FOR THE YEAR 1900.
DATE. 1900
NAMES OF PARTIES.
RESIDENCE OF EACH.
Age
PLACE OF MARRIAGE.
BY WHOM MARRIED.
§ James W. Turner
Scituate
25
- Scituate
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Feb
4
/ Lucy Ellen Vinal
Scituate
18
Salem
22
Scituate
Rev. Albert Bryant,
Scituate
( Nahum I. Davis
Plymouth
21
Plymouth, Mass.
§ Rev. Edgar F Clark,
Plymouth
[ Mark J. Flaherty
66
21
¿ Hannah Dinneen
Brockton
24
Scituate
35
66
25
Florence M. McDonald
24
Marslıfield
38
Scituate
Scituate
33
66
2
/ Edith L. Whitcomb
Cohasset
18
10
Norwell
18
-
Centreville, R. I.
25
Scituate
27
Scituate
21
34
Rev. William R. Cole,
Cohasset
May
8
( Mary Alice Joseph § Hector J. Frazier / Annie DeCoste J Peter W. Sharp
20
27
Scituate
( Rev. Frank Park, 1
June 6
/ Ella Hyland
§ Frederick Stanley
55 39
Somerville, Mass.
Somerville, Mass.
Boston
27 19
Scituate
Scituate
[ James S. Bates
16
/ Abby L. Tribou
Weymouth
25
So. Weymouth, Mass.
Rev. Luther W. Atwood,
So. Weymouth
-56-
April 6
10
/ Mabel F. Jenkins
§ George A. Hardwick
Cohasset
36
Cohasset Scituate $6
22
1 Cohasset
§ Rev. W. H. McDonough,
Cohasset
24
6
1 Margaret King
§ Frank McQuarrie
13
/ Susie M. Cook
37
§ Rev. Albert Bryant,
Jan. 23
Jessie M. Ferguson
[ Rufus Alden Bates
Coliasset
26
Beechwoods
( Rev. Frank Park,
Beech woods
S Albert Piteau
10
/ Nellie E. Whitcomb
19
14
1 Minnie L. Spooner
Scituate "
31
Brockton
( Rev. James J. Kelly,
Brockton
George A. Wilbur
Cohasset
§ Martin Herman Kent
Mar. 1
Mary Alice Northey ) Fred L. Litchfield
24
Scituate
( Rev. Albert D. Spaulding,
Scituate
Scituate Centreville, R. I.
31
----
[ Rev. W. H McDonough, Cohasset Rev. Frederick W. Manning, Marshfield ( Rev. Albert D. Spaulding. Scituate
[ Anthony Joseph Smith Belle Fremont Wilder Charles H. Tilden Miriam Cooper [ Ellis E. Damon
24
Scituate
§ Rev. Joseph Cooper, Centreville, R. I. ( Rev. Albert D. Spaulding, Scituate
19
Beechwoods Rev. William B. C. Merry, Somerville, Mass. ( Rev. Albert Bryant, Scituate
-
Scituate
23
25
June 24 July 1
-
9
15
Norwell
Scituate
28 30
Cohasset
Mary A. O'Hern
[ William F. Hyland
29
Oct,
14
Mary E. Barry Alvin W. Blanchard Nora M. Reardon ( Frank L. Young
Norwell Scituate -
25 24
Scituate
23
30
Nov.
27
/ Elizabeth C. Jenkins William E. Supple Mary F. Cummings George Morton Jenkins
Dec.
25
( Florence May Ainslie
Norwell
19
Norwell
Marshfield
-57-
Rev. W. H. McDonough,
Cohasset
Marshfield
---
Cohasset
So. Hanson
16
§ George B. Lovering / Mary A. Brasill § Wilmot M. Brown { J. Maude Merritt § John Hughes Ann Smith [ James E. Otis, Jr. / Lucy Litchfield S John E. Jellows
Scituate Cohasset Scituate
28 31 22 22 65 65 24 19
28 30 27
Norwell
Coliasset
27
.Scituate
28
27
Cohasset ( Rev. Thomas H. Goodwin, Marshfield Rev. Wm. H. McDonough, Cohasset Rev. Daniel M. Cleveland, So. Hanson Rev. William H. McDonough, Cohasset
Rev. T. Thompson, Norwell Rev. William H. McDonough, Cohasset Rev. Albert D. Spaulding, Scituate ( Rev. William H. McDonough, Cohasset Rev. Thomas H. Goodwin,
BIRTHS REGISTERED IN SCITUATE FOR THE YEAR 1900.
DATE.
NAME OF CHILD.
NAMES OF PARENTS.
MAIDEN NAME OF MOTHER.
1900
Jan. 7
James Anthony McCarty
1
James and Mary E.
Charles L. and Ethel M.
Barry Cook Caldwell
Feb. 20
24
Alice Emeline Jenkins
James S. and Emmo
Walling
27
Lawrence Raymond Trommer George H. Withem
Charles C. and Nellie F.
Hayward
Mar. 10
Edward Murray O'Hanley
Randall and Nellie F.
Murphy
22
Marie Noonan Jellows
Moses H. and Margaret E.
Quinn
Apr.
22 Sarah Edelstein
Abram and Celia
Hunt
66
30 Charles Edward Bailey
Abert E. and Marion B.
Hall
May 8
Merriel Damon
Percival S. and Hattie F.
Cottle
10
Rita Allen Stetson Herbert Seth Swift
Fred T. and Ellen J.
Grue
23
Nelson Raymond Dorr
William and Carrie E.
Lee
June 11
Grace Day Waterman
William W. and Lottie S.
Torrey
14
Marie Lavine Jellows
George M. and Sadie M.
Briggs
July 2
Kenneth Samuel Whorf Julia Tobin
Edward J. and Mary A.
Stanley
4 8
Willard Lawrence Litchfield
Fred L. and Edith L.
Whitcomb
10
Alice Marion Vickery Harry Joseph Vickery George Henry Damon
Benjamin L. and Carrie Martin T. and Julia
Mersereau Sullivan
Ang.
Florence Evelyn Scannel Otto Olson Rena Murray
Samuel and Isabel M. Gideon and Victoria
King
18
Grace Mildred Hunt
William W., Jr., and Mary
Wyman
28
Norman Cummings Merritt Pauline Elizabeth Fitts
Lester and Fannie H. Henry T. and Florence E. Harry T. and Mary W.
Bates
Turner
Karl Hoffman Stenbeck
18 Chauncy Reed Walker
66
27 Kathleen Curran
S. Russell and Lotticella John, Jr., and Mary F.
Tharby Ward
-58-
22
9 Frances May Brown
.
William H. and Elizabeth E.
Murphy
26 Katherine Sophia Brown
Eugene T. and Flora C.
Frank A. and A. Maude
Litchfield
Norman Reddy
Samuel and Lydia
Charles H. and Cora F.
Smith
19
13
Thelma Lydia Vickery
Henry and Rose
Frazier
Gordon L. and Gertrude
McDonald
30 4
Osborne
6 8
Sept. 9 10 12 Illegitimate
Prouty
Oct. 17 Bessie Mae McQuarrie
18 Eva Berson
19 Elsie Baker Kimball
27 Mary Catherine Ward
66
28 Joseph Thomas Frazier John McCarthy
Nov. 6.
1 9 Grace Elizabeth Whittaker
66
26
Rosella Berkley Litchfield
Dec. 14 Irlene May Dalby
66
25 Mattie Florence Damon
27 Leona Seaverns
30 Albert Burton Ainslie
1898
May 24 William O. Clapp, 3d
Frank and Susie M. Samuel and Eva Peter C. and L. Grace John and Ellen Hector J. and Annie Jerry and Mary E. Warren I. and Annie E. William H. and Susan James M and Mary H. Mark J. and Hannalı
Ellis E. and Mabel F.
Ernest R. and Clara M.
Albert W. and Mary J.
William O., Jr., and Sarah L.
Cook
Bermon Litchfield Welch De Coste Murphy Hines Bates Seaverns Dinneen Jenkins Voss Emerson
Pratt
. 59-
1
16 Jolin Dinneen Flaherty
DEATHS REGISTERED IN SCITUATE FOR THE YEAR 1900.
DATE.
NAME OF DECEASED.
CAUSE OF DEATH.
AGE. Y. M. D.
PARENTS' NAMES.
Jan.
30
Margaret Barbour
Myelitis
40
John and Catherine Faloon
Feb.
4
JJane W. Crowell.
Heart Failure
70
1
21
Gorham Crowell
5
Rose P. Conaty
Phthisis
37
2
Peter and Beroica -
6
John A. Duffy
Peritonitis
40
6
William and Margaret
12
Lizzie Cook
La Grippe
68
Mar.
10
Caroline F. Sables
Influenza
62
5
Otis and Caroline Briggs
13
Ann Hughes
Nephritis
68
Patrick and Honora Welch
13
Joseph Howard Merritt
Influenza
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