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48 00
$2,476 00
SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS
APPROPRIATIONS :
General $15,000 00
Transportation
3,200 00
$18,200 00
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RECEIVED :
From County Treasurer, account Dog
Fund $393 99
From Allyn & Bacon, credit 4 40
From Mrs. George B. Hanley, Tuition 3 00
From J. E. DeMeyer, Telephone tolls
6 45
From State, Tuition
101 00
Turner Specialty Co., overpayment
25
L. E. Knott Apparatus Co., overpay- ment 4 70
$513 79
$18,713 79
Expended
18,490 38
Balance
$223 41
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS PAYMENTS :
John E. DeMeyer
$326 65
William E. Chaffin
213 32
$539 97
TEACHERS High School
Frank A. Scott, Principal $780 00
W. J. B. MacDougald
385 00
Louise Adams
867 50
Florence M. Andrews
420 00
Grace Kellogg
150 00
Helen L. Woodfin 228 75
Georgianna Fiske
183 76
$3,015 01
12
Hatherly School
Grace B. Simmons, Principal $800 00
Ella E. Knight 532 50
Lilliette C. Jenkins 500 00
Sara M. Kane
500 00
Eleanor E. Curtis 440 00
$2,772 50
Jenkins School
Lois M. Thompson, Principal $280 00
Sarah L. Meigs, Principal 455 00
Nellie E. Adams 550 00
E. Gertrude Gardner 500 00
Josephine I. Barry
500 00
Mary E. Gillis 440 00
$2,725 00
High Street School
Josephine G. Ward
$500 00
Drawing
Harriet J. Ford .
$175 00
Music
Lillie C. Stoddard .
$175 00
850 00
$9,362 50
SCHOOLBOOKS AND SUPPLIES
J. L. Hammett Co.
$172 69
Edward E. Babb & Co. 402 76
Wadsworth, Howland & Co.
43 67
13
Harvard Co-operative Society $0 45
American Book Co. 76 14
Riley & Sanborn 6 00
Milton Bradley Co. 8 96
Isaac Pitman & Sons
3 96
L. E. Knott Apparatus Co.
9 40
Hill, Smith & Co.
71
Ginn & Co. 10 00
D. Appleton & Co. 6 60
Allyn & Bacon 45 00
Kenney Bros. & Wolkins
57 35
A. D. Spaulding 2 00
Harriet J. Ford . 1 75
$847 44 .
SUNDRIES
Galan Watson, repairing clocks $8 00
James Litchfield, cleaning cesspools,
15 00
Hatherly and High Schools. . William W. Manson, cleaning cess- pool, Jenkins School
5 00
Waldo Litchfield, cleaning vault,
High Street School
3 00
John F. Turner, services, Truant Officer, 1908 .
10 00
Jordan Marsh Co., picture and sup- plies 5 28
George F. Welch, sundry supplies . 30 27
C. W. Frye, sundry supplies
3 44
M. G. Seaverns & Co., sundry supplies
17 60
Walter T. Newcomb, express and telephone 6 02
C. H. Batchelder & Co., flag 4 12
14
J. E. DeMeyer, express, postage, ex- penses . $22 15
William E. Chaffin, postage 1 00
So. Massachusetts Telephone Co., charges, Superintendent of
Schools
24 82
C. M. Litchfield, express 2 15
Clara M. Skeele, car fare and stationery 3 00
S. C. Webster, express and freight 28 15
Julia E. Webb, express and postage 4 87
Peter W. Sharp, car fare, telephone, postage 11 80
F. A. Scott, postage . 1 18
Hill, Smith & Co., sundries 1 75
Henry T. Cole, team for Committee
28 50
Lorenzo F. Hyland, team for Com- mittee . 28 25
George S. Hatch, team for Committee 1 50
Sulpho-Napthol Co., supplies . 5 00
Gurney Heater Co., sundry supplies .
4 00
Edward E. Babb & Co., sundry supplies 7 96
The Bayfield Shop, sharpening mower
1 25
Turner Specialty Co., sundries
67
Everett L. Bearce, labor
20 75
Milton Bradley Co., diplomas 10 00
A. D. Spaulding, programs, tickets for graduation 18 00
Underwood Typewriter Co., sundry supplies 6 30
Richard Nichols, moving chairs . 1 50
A. L. Studley, labor 3 00
Wiley S. Damon, labor
15 00
American Seating Co., chairs 30 00
H. M. McDonald, sundry supplies . . 1 20
15
Joseph Breck & Sons Corp., sundry supplies $3 15 A. H. Lane, ironwork and repairs to flagpole 16 00
W. B. Badger & Co., desks, chairs and stands . 20 00
$430 63
REPAIRS TO HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING
Fred T. Bailey & Co., plumbing $498 00
Ernest R. Seaverns, carpenter work 387 00
Fred L. Litchfield, painting 81 30
W. B. Badger & Co., desks . 32 90
$999 20
SCHOOL CENSUS
Mrs. Julia E. Webb, services $25 00
FUEL High School
George F. Welch
$132 37
Frank E. Cook
100 50
William T. Clapp
40 00
David Studley
7 00
C. F. Andrews
3 50
George H. Turner .
8 00
Wiley S. Damon, labor on fuel
5 50
Jenkins School
George F. Welch
$380 39
James S. Jenkins
10 00
$296 87
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John T. Fitts
$6 00
Cushing Hatch
6 00
William D. Turner
12 50
George H. Turner
9 00
$423 89
Hatherly School
George F. Welch
$12 00
Frank E. Cook
317 92
R. J. Litchfield .
15 00
William T. Clapp 40 00
Andrew J. Stockbridge.
5 25
George A. Hyland, labor on fuel
7 50
397 67
High Street School
Hosea J. Stockbridge
$16 00
William T. Clapp
22 00
George F. Welch
12 00
Mrs. J. C. Merritt
7 50
Hiram C. Litchfield, labor on fuel
10 00
67 50
$1,185 93
JANITORSHIP High School
Wiley S. Damon
$225 00
Jenkins School
Everett L. Bearce
550 00
Hatherly School
Walter T. Newcomb
500 00
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High Street School Mrs. Waldo Litchfield $40 00
$1,315 00
TRANSPORTATION OF SCHOLARS
Fred D. Graves .
$826 10
Henry T. Cole
461 00
George S. Hatch
688 00
Milton G. Litchfield :
378 00
Arthur F. Sylvester 357 50
Charles M. Ferguson
364 00
Stephen C. Webster
308 10
C. J. Prouty 288 00
Mrs. Percy Mann
24 00
Percy Mann
36 00
H. M. Litchfield, survey of routes
54 00
$3,784 70
TOTAL COST SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS, 1909
Superintendent
$539 97
Teachers
9,362 51
Books and Supplies
847 44
Sundries
430 63
Special repairs to High School building
999 20
School Census
25 00
Fuel.
1,185 93
Janitorship
1,315 00
$14,705 68
Transportation of scholars
3,784 70
$18,490 38
SALARY SCHOOL COMMITTEE, SPECIAL Appropriation $250 00 Expended 250 00
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PAYMENTS :
Julia E. Webb
$83 34
Clara M. Skeele
83 33
Peter W. Sharp
83 33
$250 00
SCHOOL PHYSICIAN, SPECIAL
Unexpended balance from 1908.
$100 00
Expended
50 00
Balance
$50 00 PAYMENT : W. P. Grovestein, M.D., services
50 00
$100 00
JENKINS SCHOOL DRIVEWAY, SPECIAL
Appropriation
$250 00
Expended . 245 50
Balance $4 50
PAYMENT:
Henry T. Cole, contract 245 50
$250_00
PRINTING, STATIONERY AND POSTAGE Appropriation $500 00
Unexpended balance, 1907-08 93 56
$593 56
Expended
658 28
Exceeded
$64 72
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PAYMENTS :
SELECTMEN
A. D. Spaulding, Town reports and warrants, 1908 $335 85
A. D. Spaulding, miscellaneous printing .
34 50
F. W. Barry, Beale & Co., stationery .
1 35
E. Parker Welch, stamped envelopes
32 48
$404 18
ASSESSORS
A. D. Spaulding, Assessors' lists
$32 75
Library Bureau, Assessors' cards
29. 67
62 42
OVERSEERS OF THE POOR
Hobbs & Warren Co., notices
$1 00
C. H. Waterman, settlement book
3 00
4 00
TREASURER
A. D. Spaulding, notices
$2 75
J. L. Fairbanks, book
2 25
C. W. Frye, stamped envelopes
42 24
47 24
TAX COLLECTOR
A. D. Spaulding, tax bills
$10 25
Thomas Groom & Co., books .
4 20
Samuel Ward Co., envelopes 4 50
F. W. Varney, blanks .
1 80
F. W. Varney, stationery and postage.
23 93
44 68
TOWN CLERK
A. D. Spaulding, Registrars' lists.
$33 00
A. D. Spaulding, Registrars' notices
2 50
20
A. D. Spaulding, printing and stationery $3 85
F. W. Barry, Beale & Co., stationery 1 95
Wright & Potter Co., nomination papers and ballots 33 25
A. W. Brownell, dog licenses 1 95
Jetson Wade, postage 11 26
$87 76
A. D. Spaulding, notices, Board of Health. $2 00
A. D. Spaulding, notices, Sealer Weights and Measures 4 00
Franklin Publishing Co., Sealer Weights and Measures 2 00
8 00
$658 28
MISCELLANEOUS
Appropriation
$1,200 00
Unexpended balance, 1908 310 51
$1,510 51
Expended
1,701 68
Exceeded
$191 17
PAYMENTS : .
Town of Pembroke, seeding pond with alewives, 1908. $7 65
Charles W. Peare, Auditor, team 1 50
J. D. Ferguson, expenses, Selectman 15 00
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J. D. Ferguson, expenses, Treasurer $15 98
C. H. Waterman, expenses . 80 00
C. H. Waterman, cash paid for dinners, account Legislative Committee . 13 00
Henry T. Cole, carriages, account Legislative Committee . 10 00
Henry T. Cole, teams, Selectmen 9 00
Henry T. Cole, teams, E. Parker Welch 28 50
Henry T. Cole, teams, Registrars
9 50
Henry T. Cole, teams, moving safe 5 00
E. Parker Welch, expenses 50 00
E. Parker Welch, cash paid for labor 1 00
James W. Turner, expenses. 58 75
H. J. Little, M.D., returning births, 1907-08 1 25
H. E. Fernald, M.D., returning births to July 23, 1909. 7 50
C. W. and E. H. Sparrell, returning deaths, 1908. 9 50
John H. Towne, returning burials . 2 75
Jetson Wade, recording and returning marriages, births, deaths. 31 60
Jetson Wade, expenses. 13 70
Wm. H. North, expenses, account of High School Building Committee . 10 00
Ernest R. Seaverns, plans for proposed school building 5 00
Charles H. Nott, burial permits from outside towns 1 00 George S. Bailey, services as teller, March 1, 1909 4 00 John Cummings, services as teller, March 1, 1909 4 00 Herbert E. Webb, services as teller, March 1, 1909 4 00 E. Clayton Hyland, services as ballot clerk, March 1, 1909 4 00
Eugene Brown, services as ballot clerk, March 1, 1909. 4 00
Frank L. Bates, services at ballot box, March 1, 1909. 4 00
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Henry T. Bailey, services as moderator, March 1, 1909. $5 00
Litchfield Brothers, repairs to pump at North Scituate 5 00
F. W. Barry, Beale & Co., supplies for Selectmen 8 30
Hobbs & Warren Co., supplies for Selectmen 12 84
Henry N. Clark, award for land taken, 1908 25 00
P. S. Brown, team and labor, account Massachu- setts Highway street signs, 1908 2 00
P. S. Brown, permits, etc., account forest warden, 1908. 3 00
P. S. Brown, care old cemetery 6 75
J. Frank Crane, moving safe 7 00
Emerson & Co., rubber stamps for Treasurer
80
Cohasset Electric Co., charges to April 1, 1909, for three lights, North Main Street 30 00
Carter Ink Co., ink 2 20
Benjamin Young, damages awarded .
8 00
W. & L. E. Gurley, Sealer's apparatus, per order State Commissioner . 67 82
F. E. Marsh, Sealer's scale 1 50
Jesse Litchfield, repairs to Sealer's case 7 55
W. P. Richardson, Sealer, expenses 15 45
Edward E. Hobart, Clerk of Courts, account of petition, Selectmen 3 00
F. T. Bailey & Co., repairs, Town Hall 1 67
So. Mass. Telephone Co., charges for telephone at Town Hall 2 84
So. Mass. Telephone Co., charges for telephone, Tax Collector 2 70
So. Mass. Telephone Co., charges for telephone, E. Parker Welch 3 32
Chadwick, Boston Lead Co., lead for Sealer 50
John H. Hargrave, supplies for Sealer . 2 50
Franklin Publishing Co., account junk licenses 7 50
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William H. Wade, award for injuries received. . $100 00
George F. Welch, lumber for bridge . 24 57
Leon F. Knox, labor on bridge . 8 75
Edgar L. Hyland, repairs to wall at old
cemetery 24 00
John F. Turner, cash paid, witness fees, March 9, 1909, Fish v. Scituate 25 95
Harvey H. Pratt, services and expenses, 1907-
1908, Cook v. Scituate . 155 00
Harvey H. Pratt, services and expenses 1908- 1909, clam cases, etc. 60 20
Harvey H. Pratt, auto cases, 1908
50 70
Harvey H. Pratt, services and expenses, 1908- 1909, Fish v. Scituate 41 95
Harvey H. Pratt, Attorney for settlement of claim, Howard Damon 75 00
J. Frank Crane, witness fee, March 16, 1909 1 25
Harry Merritt, witness fee, March 16, 1909 . 1 25
Eugene Brown, witness fee, March 16, 1909 1 25
William A. Brown, witness fee, March 16, 1909 . 1 25
John T. Fitts, witness fee, March 16, 1909 1 25
Pearl Vickery, witness fee, March 16, 1909 1 25
Thomas H. Buttimer, Attorney, execution, Fish v. Scituate 325 00
Thomas H. Buttimer, witness fees and costs 92 83
James Litchfield, damages awarded . 10 00
Wiley S. Damon, services at Town Hall 35 50
Charles F. Andrews, fuel at Town Hall.
5 50
M. G. Seaverns & Co., supplies at Town Hall
3 81
S. C. Webster, moving boat
3 50
The Bayfield Shop, sign for gravel pit
2 50
William Stanley, lunches for election officers, Nov. 2, 1909 6 00
$1,701.68
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TOWN OFFICERS
Appropriation $2,500 00
Expended 2,160 48
Balance
$339 52
PAYMENTS :
J. D. Ferguson, Selectman, Assessor, and Overseer of the Poor $150 00
C. H. Waterman, Selectman, Assessor, and Overseer of the Poor 603 50 E. Parker Welch, Selectman, Assessor, and Overseer of the Poor. 438 00
James W. Turner, Selectman, Assessor, and Overseer of the Poor 243 00
Ernest L. Bonney, Treasurer 100 00
J. D. Ferguson, Treasurer to January 1, 1910 200 00
Jetson Wade, Town Clerk
111 98
W. P. Richardson, Sealer of Weights and Measures . 60 00
Charles W. Peare, Auditor 50 00
John B. Washburn, copying transfers 59 00
BOARD OF REGISTRARS
Charles F. Clapp .
$35 00
Charles F. Clapp, revising
Voting List . 5 00
Charles T. Chubuck 35 00
Walter J. Stoddard 35 00
Jetson Wade, Clerk of Board 35 00
145 00
2,160 48
$2,500 00
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS
Appropriation $1,000 00
Expended 883 12
Balance
$116 88
PAYMENTS :
SCHOOL BUILDINGS
Ernest R. Seaverns, material and labor $61 89
R. Frank Hall, material and labor .
9 65
Robert F. Leighton, material and labor 126 55
Fred T. Bailey & Co., material and
labor
150 07
Fred L. Litchfield, material and labor
394 30
Job H. Vinal, material and labor
3 73
James H. Burrows, material and labor . 33 50
Frank N. Colman, labor
2 50
Everett L. Bearce, labor
19 50
George F. Welch, material
35 75
Luther Studley, material and labor 1 50
C. J. Prouty, labor . 25
George A. Briggs, material and labor .
14 75
William E. Supple, labor
1 00
Wiley S. Damon, labor 7 00
Hub Heating Co., repairs
12 08
874 02
HOSE HOUSES
Fred T. Bailey & Co., repairs
$1 60
T. F. Bailey & Son, repairs 7 50
9 10
$1,000 00
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PREMIUMS FOR OFFICIAL BONDS FOR TOWN OFFICERS
Unexpended balance, 1906 $75 00
Expended 41 70
Balance $23 30
PAYMENTS :
Peter W. Sharp, premium on $10,000 bond, Town Treasurer, to March 8, 1910 $41 70
$75 00 1
INSURANCE ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS
Appropriation $250 00
Expended 98 90
Balance $151 10
PAYMENTS :
Peter W. Sharp, premiums, Hose House No. 2 (5 years) $15 00
Moses B. Colman, premium, Town Hall (3 years) 45 90
Moses B. Colman, premium, High School building (3 years) 36 00
W. P. Richardson, premium, Patrick Driscoll house (5 years) 2 00
98 90
$250 00
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FIRE DEPARTMENT
Appropriation $800 00
From unexpended balance, 1908 107 55
$907 55
Expended
853 21
Balance
$54 34
PAYMENTS :
HOSE NO. 1
Walter C. Gardner, services as steward,
twelve months to Oct. 1, 1909 $50 00
Charles W. Frye, supplies . 16 89
George F. Welch, supplies 1 50
Cornelius Callahan Co., supplies and
repairs to hose, extinguishers, etc. 60 50
$128,89
HOSE NO. 2
Richard Clapp, services as steward,
twelve months to Jan. 1, 1909 .
$50 00
Ellis E. Damon, services as steward to Nov. 1, 1909 25 00
M. G. Seaverns & Co., supplies 1 44
John T. Fitts, fuel . 5 00
Cornelius Callahan Co., supplies 6 00
$87 44
HOSE NO. 3 Edward Bush, services as steward, five
months to May 1, 1909 . $20 81
M. G. Seaverns & Co., supplies 20 78
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Frank E. Cook, fuel $2 25
Litchfield Brothers, repairs to wagon . 3 50
Cornelius Callahan Co., supplies and repairs to hose 86 00
$133 34
HOSE NO. 4
S. Arthur Dunbar, services as steward,
twelve months to Nov. 1, 1909.
$50 00
M. G. Seaverns & Co., supplies 25 94
Charles W. Frye, supplies .. 1 85
Walter H. Spooner, supplies
6 16
Everett E. Litchfield, supplies .
48
Pratt & Mitchell, supplies
9 00
Frank S. Staples, supplies
6 00
James J. Leary, supplies
2 40
C. H. Eastman, carting hose
2 25
Cornelius Callahan Co., repairs to
hose
24 92
$129 00
HOSE NO. 5
Charles G. Everett, storing apparatus,
twelve months to June 1, 1909 $15 00
W. H. Appleford, supplies
1 34
C. B. Stenbeck, supplies
3 00
M. G. Seaverns & Co., supplies
16 00
Cornelius Callahan Co., extinguishers and wrenches
40 60
Cornelius Callahan Co., badges
16 00
ACCOUNT OF FIRES C. H. Eastman, use of horses, grass fire, Dec. 28, 1908 $5 00
$91 94
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C. H. Eastman, use of horses, brush fire, Mann Lot $5 00
C. H. Eastman, carting hose 2 50
Henry T. Cole, use of horses, Dec. 29, 1908, March 31, 1909, April 1, 1909, Sept. 14, 1909 . 14 50
Henry Story, use of horses, practice. 5 00
Edward Bush and others, grass fire 9 15
Frank E. Cook and others, Mann Lot fire 18 50
Frank L. Young and others, brush fire, Beaver Dam land 8 00
Frank L. Young and others, brush fire, Third Cliff 15 00
Joseph Litchfield and others, brush fire, Pincin Hill 2 00
$84 65
GENERAL SUPPLIES -
Cornelius Callahan Co., 250 feet hose $157 50
Cornelius Callahan Co., hose connec-
tions and extinguishers 40 45
197 95
Total
$907 55
FOR PURCHASE OF HOSE, SPECIAL Appropriation . $225 00
From unexpended balance, 1908 27 50
Expended
$252 50
$252 50
30
PAYMENT:
Cornelius Callahan Co., 400 feet fire
hose
$252 50
SOLDIERS' RELIEF
Appropriation
$1,000 00
Expended, net
507 77
Balance
$492 23
PAYMENTS :
REUBEN S. H. ANDREWS
E. Parker Welch, cash paid for cloth-
ing
$12 40
CHARLES E. BATES
Mrs. Lidie Karcher, board
50 00
MRS. SUSAN BRADLEY
Mrs. Mary Smith, board
28 00
(Died April 2, 1909)
MRS. MARY F. DAMON
George F. Welch, fuel
14 75
MRS. ROSE DOHERTY
George F. Welch, fuel .
31 35
DANIEL GOSLIN
Mrs. M. A. Fallon, board $37 00
Mrs. E. E. Weatherbee, board
19 50
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W. P. Richardson, medicines $18 95
H. M. McDonald, medicines 16 25
$91 70
HOSEA D. NOTT
M. G. Seaverns & Co., supplies
168 00
(Died Oct. 29, 1909)
JAMES L. PROUTY
Relief
20 00
BENJAMIN STETSON
Frederic Cole, fuel. 10 00
NATHANIEL WILDER
Relief
25 00
MRS. HARRIET BOWMAN
Mrs. M. A. Fallon, board
$121 14
Mrs. J. W. Stetson, board
31 43
Sarah H. Barnes, board 48 00
$200 57
Less pension, Mrs. Bowman 144 00 56 57
$507 77
TREE WARDEN
Appropriation
$350 00
Expended
477 12
Exceeded
$127 12
PAYMENTS : Percival S. Brown, labor and expense $262 17
William F. Ford, labor 4 00
32
William W. Hunt, Jr., labor. $30 00
George Jenkins, Jr., labor. 4 00
John Vinal, labor 2 00
ยท Fred Hyland, labor 2 00
James E. Otis, labor
2 00
Charles B. Carpenter, labor
10 00
Alvin K. Glines, labor
3 00
$319 17
Lincoln Ellms, trees . $80 00
Joseph Breck & Sons Corp., supplies 62 53
Grasseli Chemical Co., supplies 7 92
Merrimac Chemical Co., supplies
7 50
157 95
$477 12
POLICE AND CONSTABLES
Appropriation
$1,000 00
Expended, net
1,105 03
Exceeded
$105 03
PAYMENTS :
John F. Turner, services as constable . $397 00
William E. Supple, services as con- stable, 1908
299 50
Charles M. Litchfield, services as con- stable 331 80
Charles M. Litchfield, expenses
9 45
Charles M. Litchfield, conveyance for constables 92 50
Eugene Longfellow, services as special police . 55 00
Eugene Longfellow, expenses 5 40
Caleb W. Prouty, services as special police 14 50
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Michael F. Welch, services as special police . $8 00
Elmer F. Burrows, services as special police 146 25
John Stonefield, services as special police 82 50
Placido Calabro, services on Italian murder case 25 00
$1,466 90
Less received from clam permits . $163 50
Less received from fines 117 87
Less received from license fees 80 50
361 87
Net
$1,105 03
CARE OF THE LOCKUP
No appropriation. .
Unexpended balance, 1908
$39 30
Expended 53 55
Exceeded $14 15
PAYMENTS :
Caleb W. Prouty, keeper, services one
year to Nov. 1, 1909 $50 00
Caleb W. Prouty, lodging three persons 1 50
Caleb W. Prouty, cash paid matron 1 00
Charles W. Frye, supplies
1 05
$53 55
STREET SIGNS
Appropriation
$50 00
Unexpended
50 00
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BOARD OF HEALTH
Appropriation . $400 00
Expended 286 36
Balance
$113 64
PAYMENTS :
Thomas H. Farmer, services, health
officer $58 00
Thomas H. Farmer, services, milk in- spector . -
17 00
Thomas H. Farmer, supplies and ex- penses 7 66
Frederic Cole, services, 1908 15 00
H. F. Cleverly, M.D., services 42 25
Henry C. Seaverns, signs
13 75
Thomas Groom & Co., record books.
15 50
Franklin Publishing Co., publishing rules and regulations . 25 00
Franklin Publishing Co., publishing
milk inspection notices . 6 00
Joseph Breck & Sons Corp., milk tester 12 20
Hobbs & Warren Co., license blanks . 11 75
A. D. Spaulding, printing notices .. . 5 50
Robert Dwyer, quarantined, order Board of Health . 22 50
Frank H. Cole, quarantined, order Board of Health 22 50
Charles H. Williamson, removing fish from beach 8 75
William W. Manson, burying horse,
1908 3 00
286 36
$400 00
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ANNUAL HYDRANT RENTAL
Appropriation . $3,200 00 Expended 3,141 66
Balance
$58 34
PAYMENTS :
Six months to January 1, 1909. $1,566 66
Six months to July 1, 1909 1,575 00
3,141 66
$3,200 00
MEMORIAL DAY
Appropriation $150 00
Expended 150 00
PAYMENT :
Francis B. Lee, Quartermaster Post 31,
G.A.R.
$150 00
CATTLE INSPECTION
Appropriation $100 00
Expended
100 00
PAYMENT:
William W. Waterman, Inspector . $100 00
LIBRARIES
Appropriation . $500 00 Expended 500 00
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PAYMENTS :
Francis B. Lee, Treasurer, Peirce Me-
morial Library $250 00
George O. Allen, Treasurer, Satuit Library 250 00
$500 00
TOWN COUNSEL
Appropriation . $100 00
Expended 100 00
PAYMENT :
Harvey H. Pratt, services
$100 00
LEGAL SERVICES, ACCOUNT OF BOUNDARY LINE BETWEEN COHASSET AND SCITUATE, SPECIAL Appropriation $500 00
Expended 521 70
Exceeded $21 70
PAYMENTS :
Harvey H. Pratt, services and expenses
$400 00
George H. Weatherbee, Jr., surveying, map and blue prints 121 70
$521 70
COLLECTION OF TAXES
Appropriation
$700 00
Expended 778 79
Exceeded .
$78 79
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PAYMENTS :
F. W. Varney, Collector, 1903
$0 55
66
66
1904
3 04
66
.
66 1905
7 80
66
66
1906
16 14
66
1907
40 18
66
1908
150 26
66
1909
560 82
$778 79
ABATEMENT OF TAXES
Appropriation .
$1,000 00
Abatements 1,035 89
Exceeded .
$35 89
Abatements, 1903
$21 12
1904
58 77
66
1905
143 78
1906
196 69
1907
120 66
1908
146 59
66
1909
348 28
$1,035 89
GYPSY MOTH
Appropriation .
$1,700 00
Expended, net 1,717 46
Exceeded .
$17 46
PAYMENTS :
LABOR
Percival S. Brown, Superintendent .
.
$274 91
Mrs. H. F. Brown
21 60
38
Jetson Wade $207 91
A. W. Hunt . 77 00
William F. Ford 325 25
Swain Swanson
189 00
Fred Hyland
218 50
Charles B. Carpenter
269 25
J. E. Otis . 277 12
William H. Wade
86 75
Edward Bush
72 00
George M. Whorf
64 51
Lester Lake .
73 77
George Jenkins, Jr.
266 25
Harry Smith
14 00
Austin Merritt
14 00
Frank Whittaker.
4 00
William Smith
16 00
John Driscoll
14 00
John Vinal 6 00
Charles Doherty
16 00
William W. Hunt, Jr ..
113 13
Town of Cohasset
78 25
$2,699 20
EXPENSE AND SUPPLIES
Jetson Wade, team and supplies
$18 00
Percival S. Brown, team, expense and supplies . 146 49
William F. Ford, team
40 25
J. E. Otis, team.
10 00
C. B. Carpenter, expense
6 25
Fred Hyland, expense .
1 25
Swain Swanson, expense . 6 25
W. W. Hunt, Jr., expense
2 50
39
Henry T. Cole, use of horses $20 00
A. J. Mitchell, express charges 1 45
A. J. Wilkinson & Co., supplies . 10 00
Joseph Breck & Sons Corp., supplies 8 50
Boston Optical Co., supplies 4 30
George F. Welch, supplies 76 43
William H. Wade, expense
50
Southboro Print Shop, printing
1 90
M. G. Seaverns & Co., supplies -
9 61
Sexton Can Co., supplies . 2 10
Samuel Cabot, supplies 9 05
Jenny Manufacturing Co., supplies 16 42
A. D. Spaulding, printing 24 74
Collins Hardware Co., supplies 10 15
R. Frank Hall, supplies 19 08
R. W. Melendy, supplies
12 50
N. Y. and Boston Bag Co., supplies 124 34
Merritt & Damon, supplies 1 10
C. Callahan Co., supplies . 10 00
Grasselli Chemical Co., supplies 61 00
Merrimac Chemical Co., supplies 7 50
Fred T. Bailey & Co., supplies 3 48
$665 14
$3,364 34
Received from State, account of reimbursements $1,386 85 Received from F. W. Varney, Collector, account of
Assessments, 1908
$32 50
Assessments, 1909 227 53 260 03
1,646 88
Net .
$1,717 46
40
PARK COMMISSIONERS
Appropriation
$200 00
Expended 198 99
Balance
PAYMENTS :
Walter H. Spooner, labor, Peirce Park,
1908. $19 50
T. F. Bailey & Son, labor and material, Peirce Park, 1908 . 4 48
E. Wesley Cushman, labor 10 00
Charles T. Chubuck, labor 5 00
Henry W. Jellows, labor
35 50
Percy Mann, labor
10 00
C. J. Prouty, loam
107 13
George F. Welch, grass seed
7 38
$1 01
198 99
$200 00
COMMON, SPECIAL
Appropriation
$8,100 00
Expended 100 00
PAYMENT : C. J. Prouty, loam
$100 00
ROADS, BRIDGES AND SIDEWALKS, GENERAL Appropriation $4,000 00
Expended, net
4,019 47
Exceeded
$19 47
41
PAYMENTS :
LABOR
Henry T. Cole , Surveyor $704 78
Fred D. Graves . 215 57
John T. Fitts 132 82
James S. Jenkins 78 82
Charles M. Litchfield
146 25 .
Warren Jenkins
117 82
C. J. Prouty 20 00
Joseph Alvernas
152 00
Floyd Litchfield
59 88
Patrick Connolly
42 00
John F. Driscoll 30 00
John J. Driscoll 8 00
Nicholas Wherrity, Jr.
33 00
Richard Gargan.
2 00
Charles W. Ellms
11 00
Charles Harris 42 82
Edward J. Dunn
5 00
William H. Welch
5 00
W. W. Waterman
5 00
George H. Jenkins
35 13
John F. Tierney
25 13
Hector Frazier 2 00
Mary J. Litchfield
15 00
Thomas Tilden 42 50
Abner Dalby 21 13
John C. Murphy 16 00
Austin W. Merritt
41 13
Walter C. Gardner
34 13
Benj. F. Champion
27 13
Philip Gillis
27 13
G. Wilbur Damon
17 82
Harry Driscoll 11 00
Elmer F. Burrows
21 75
42
James Duffy $24 25
John Sullivan
57 76
J. Frank Crane 36 00
Andrew Bates
4 00
George Emerson
24 00
George Lincoln
1 25
W. W. Snowdale
39 00
Arthur Witham
6 00
Charles N. Turner
15 00
James J. Barry
6 50
Pearl Vickery
60 75
Lester Lake
56 00
John Carson
37 00
George M. Whorf
38 00
Jesse Witham
24 00
George Sable
50
Patrick Kane
10 50
William O. Clapp
53 75
Charles M. Ferguson
10 00
John F. Turner
15 00
William Flynn
12 00
Henry Jellows . 31 00
James H. Merritt 6 00
Mrs. J. C. Merritt
11 25
James W. Murphy
38 00
Benjamin T. Litchfield
22 00
Hiram C. Litchfield
3 00
A. W. Hunt
8 00
Martin Quinn
2 00
John McDonald
27 13
Virgil Damon
36 13
Archie Mitchell
27 50
Martin Jellows 36 13
John Patterson 36 13
Frank B. Damon. 68 13
43
Albert Whorf $29 13
Florence Driscoll 35 13
Arthur Sampson 21 13
Wiley S. Damon
61 13
Warren Randall
23 13
Litchfield Brothers .
4 80
$3,206 85
SUPPLIES
Joseph Alvernas .
$5 55
M. G. Seaverns & Co.
18 30
Good Roads Machinery Co.
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