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$838 30
G. B. York, special,
3 00
A. J. Jenney, special,
3 00
J. B. Alton, special,
3 00
Geo. T. Lloyd, special, 3 00
A. Mosgrove,
special,
3 00
A. B. White, special,
3|00
C. A. Terry,
special,
3 00
F. Taber, special,
3 00
A. G. Douglass, special,
2 00
$838 30
$838 30
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INCIDENTAL ACCOUNT.
Dr.
Cr.
Expenditures as
per schedule M annexed,
$6,663 72
Balance from last year, Appropriation for memorial service, State Treasurer :
150 00
Board of Health as per schedule N annexed,
167 48
Corporation tax,
2,442 97
Bank tax,
2,626 48
State aid,
2,734 50
Fire Alarm repairs as per schedule P annexed,
171 09
Cash for sundry licenses,
16 00
Tree Warden as per schedule Q annexed,
139 91
Town of Matta-
Coggeshall Street Bridge repairs, State Aid,
8 03
poisett for Sol- diers' Relief,
48 00
Military Aid,
180 00
State Treasurer :
State tax,
4,840 00
Bank tax,
1,142 98
Highway tax,
72 45
Overdraft from Cottage Street Sewer,
96 56
Overdraft from
Shone Sewer
Bridge Street,
42 33
Overdraft from
Adams Street Sewer,
1,000 00
Amt. carried for'd, $17,309 87
Amt. carried for'd, $20,799.15
Soldiers' Relief as per schedule O annexed,
249 32
Military aid, Soldiers' burial,
90 00
35 00
Cash for scallop permits,
24 00
2,536 00
Excess of taxes,
9,775|53
$2,856 67
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Incidental Account.
Dr.
Cr.
Amt. brought for'd, $20,799 15
Amt. brought for'd, $17,309 87 Transferred to N. B. & Fairhaven Bridge acct., 2,547 31 Transferred to Fire Alarm Supt. salary, 150 00
Transferred to
Cushman Park account,
200 00
Balance unex- pended,
591 97
$20,799 15
$20,799 15
NEW BEDFORD AND FAIRHAVEN BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION.
Dr.
Cr.
City of New Bed- ford, Bridge maintenance,
Transferred from Incidental acct., By notes,
$2,547 31
$7,525 51
4,978|20
$7,525
51
$7,525 51
SCHEDULE M INCIDENTAL ACCOUNT.
County treasurer, county tax, $4,263.65
Perry, Jenney & Potter, legal services, 35.00
Cook, Knowlton & Brownell, legal services, 10.00
A. B. Collins, legal services, 10.00
D. C. Ashley, inspector of animals, 200.00
C. D. Waldron, printing, etc.,
263.48
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Incidental Account.
Mercury Pub. Co., printing voting lists, etc., 59.25
N. B. Printing Co., town reports, etc., 133.00
L. H. Simas, clerical services, 255.00
N. B. Gas Co., bridge lights, 115.50
Forest fire pay rolls, 102.40
Board of Registrars, pay rolls,
111.80
Election officers, pay rolls,
100.00
J. C. Tripp, insurance, 149.25
E. G. Spooner, stamps,
83.02
E. G. Spooner, memorial stone, 20.97
86.30
C. F. Swift, recording births, marriages and deaths, Fairhaven Veteran Association,
150.00
Mayhew R. Hitch, Palmer damage case,
65.00
J. L. Hathaway, auditing, 45.00
N. Pope, 66
15.00
J. H. Allen, 6
15.00
W. C. Vaughan, Jr., burial,
35.00
J. F. Tripp, burial agent,
2.00
M. P. Whitfield, posts,
36.85
J. C. Tripp, moderator,
15.00
E. J. Dillingham, copying conveyances,
18.00
H. Jenney, services superintendent,
29.20
A. E. Coffin, supplies for sealer,
20.50
W. H. Collins, tax book,
12.00
W. R. Spooner, services,
10.00
L. H. Simas, typewriting for assessors,
9.00
H. S. Hutchinson & Co., supplies,
17.80
F. S. Brightman, 66
2.50
A. H. Irvin Co.,
66
2.25
Remington Co.,
66
1.20
Southern Mass. Telephone Co., rent,
12.10
W. H. Hoeg, Jr., assessing bank tax,
8.30
G. L. Montague, 66 66
4.15
N. J. Crossman, 66
4.15
W. H. Hoeg, Jr., expense to Boston,
5.50
G. L. Montague, 66
2.80
C. F. Brownell & Co., livery,
9.50
F. H. Metcalf, plans, etc., 6.75
J. C. Shaw, M. D., birth returns,
3.50
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Incidental Account.
J. S. Williams, death returns, 3.50
W. C. Vaughan, death returns, 8.00
J. A. Orton & Co., death returns, 3.25
Bliss & Nye, water cooler, 4.80
WV. A. Greenough, directory,
4.00
Southboro Print shop, printing,
2.45
Hobbs & Warren Co., blanks,
2.25
Carter Ink Co.,
2.20
S. S. Bumpus, sealer of weights and measures,
36.00
Commonwealth of Mass., register,
2.25
one-fourth liquor license,
.25
S. S. Bumpus, sealer's supplies,
6.10
B. F. Stowell, stamps and pad,
.95
Registry of Deeds, recording,
.70
A. C. Smith, keys,
.60
L. Nickerson, express,
.50
A. B. Drake, surveys and plans,
26.50
J. C. Tripp, administering oaths, 2.75
$6,663.72
SCHEDULE N BOARD OF HEALTH.
C. D. Waldron, printing, $66.30
Wm. H. Staples, slaughter house inspection,
47.25
A. J. Shooks, burying dogs, 15.00
A. J. Shooks, posting notices and fumigating,
8.15
H. W. Barney,
7.50
George N. Gardiner, legal services,
5.00
E. Anthony & Sons, advertising,
8.43
The Times Newspaper Co., advertising,
4.20
J. P. Quirk, carting, 2.00
William L. Peters, postage,
1.00
F. M. Bates, putting on lock,
1.50
C. E. Lumbard, lock and key,
1.15
$167.48
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Incidental Account. SCHEDULE O SOLDIERS' RELIEF.
Georgianna Randall, cash,
$78.00
Wm. C. Gifford,
48.00
Deborah E. Mays,
48.00
James K. Paull,
24.00
A. I. Record, provisions,
12.00
Wın. M. Stetson,
9.00
A. R. Washburn,
6.00
J. C. Tripp, coal,
13.75
H. L. Perry,
8.00
P. N. Bodfish Co., supplies,
2.57
$249.32
SCHEDULE P FIRE ALARM REPAIRS.
American Steel & Wire Co., wire,
$47.09
Albert Hazzard, labor,
11.00
C. A. Hacker, labor,
27.00
Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Co., alarm box,
86.00
Charged in "Incidental" account,
$171.09
SCHEDULE Q TREE WARDEN.
Merrimac Chemical Co., supplies,
$38.40
Bowker Insecticide Co., insect emulsion,
37.50
C. D. Waldron, advertising,
36.00
E. W. Forrest, stock and labor,
14.00
J. P. Quirk, spraying trees,
9.00
Hatch & Co., express,
5.01
Charged in "Incidental" account, $139.91
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RICKETTS TRUST FUND.
Dr.
Cr.
A. B. Drake, surveys, Deposit in N. B. Institution for Savings,
By sale of land,
$494 80
$1820
476 60
$49480
$49480
SCHOOL INSPECTION.
Dr. Cr.
H. W. Wood, M.D., inspector,
Appropriation,
$ 75 00
$75 00
CUSHMAN PARK ACCOUNT.
Dr. Cr.
Expenditures as
Appropriation,
$20000
per schedule R annexed,
$102 75
Balance unex- pended,
9725
$20000
$20000
SCHEDULE R CUSHMAN PARK ACCOUNT.
P. J. Sullivan, labor and dressing,
$35.00
R. & J. Farquhar Co., trees,
25.00
C. D. Waldron, advertising, 19.75
H. H. Hathaway, supplies,
15.00
C. J. Becker, engrossing resolutions, 5.00
F. M. Metcalf, blue prints,
3.00
$102.75
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TOWN HALL.
Dr
Cr.
A. Mowatt, janitor,
$500 00
Balance from last year,
$124 81
A. Mowatt, extra labor,
50 00
Appropriation,
800 00
N. B. Gas Co.,
329 21
Rent, post-office,
400 00
City Coal Co., coal,
407 89
Rent, hall,
459 00
J. G. Neill, repairs,
321 06
Rent, J. C. Tripp,
50 00
Overdrawn,
152 81
B. F. Sturtevant, stair rails,
105 00
H. H. Hathaway, painting,
188 60
F. M. Bates, repairs,
23 21
C. F. Delano, repairs,
6 13
A. C. Cutter Co., repairs,
7.50
N. B. Boiler Co., repairs,
4 42
Fairhaven Water Co.,
13 66
J. L. Hill, tuning piano,
3.00
H. F. Hutchinson Co., supplies,
4 25
A. Nye, supplies,
6 26
H. L. Wilson, bone meal,
3 50
C. A. Hacker,
care stage,
4 25
W. E. Simm,
inspecting,
5 00
Amt. carried for'd,
$1,982 94
Amt. carried for'd,
$1,986 62
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Town Hall.
Dr.
Cr.
Amt. brought for'd, H. E. & E. Cushman, wood, Stevens & Brownell, ice, A. F. Howland, frames,
$1,98294
Amt. brought for'd,
$1,986 62
$200
73
95
$1,986 62
$1,986 62
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SALARIES.
Dr.
Cr.
Overdraft,
$158 81
Appropriation, Overdrawn,
$3,100 00
Treasurer :
17|55
C. F. Swift,
800 00
Collector :
W. H. Hoeg, Jr.,
600 00
Selectmen and
Overseers of Poor :
J. H. Howland,
500 00
W. P. Winsor,
100 00
J. Pettee, Jr.,
100 00
Board of Health :
C. P. Maxfield,
25 00
W. H. Thayer, M.D.,
25 00
W. L. Peters,
25 00
Assessors :
W. H. Hoeg, Jr.,
161 25
G. L. Montague,
276 25
N. J. Crossman,
46 24
Sewer Commission- ers :
Z. W. Dodge,
50 00
C. F. Delano,
50 00
G. T. Thatcher,
50.00
School Committee :
T. A. Tripp,
25 00
J. K. Nye,
25 00
L. E. Bentley,
25 00
G. H. Tripp,
25 00
D. W. Deane,
25 00
D. W. Kendrick,
25 00
$3,117 55
$3,117 55
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STREET LIGHTS.
Dr.
Cr.
N. B. Gas Co., lighting, Balance unex- pended,
$1,85050
Balance from last year, Appropriation,
$8928 2,00000
238 78
$2,089 28|
$2,089 28
DEBT AND INTEREST.
Dr.
Cr.
N. B. Inst. Savings notes paid, Sewer bond, Bridge bond, Temporary loans, Interest on notes and bonds, Balance unex- pended,
$1,000 00 4,500 00 1,000 00 30,000 00
Balance from last year, Appropriation, Sewer assessments, Temporary loans,
$94010 9,800 00 1,336 54 30,00000
5,516 11
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$42,07664
$42,07664
51 PRESENT TOWN DEBT.
Pease District Sewer note,
$1,000.00 due Nov. 20, 1909
1,000.00
20,1910
4
66
1,000.00 66
20,1911
66
66
1,000.00 66 20,1912
Oxford Sewer note,
5,000.00
20, 1909
2,000.00
66 17, 1910
66
2,000.00
17, 1911
66
66
1,000.00
17, 1912
N. B. & Fairhaven Bridge note,
2,000.00
66
1,1914
66
66
2,000.00
66
1,1916
66
2,000.00
66
66
1,1917
N. B. & Fairhaven Bridge
maintenance note,
1,687.96
20,1909
N. B. & Fairhaven Bridge maintenance notc,
3,290.24
10, 1909
Rogers School Heating Apparatus notc,
1,000.00
20,1914
Rogers School Heating Apparatus note,
1,000.00
20,1915
Rogers School Heating Apparatus note,
1,000.00
20,1916
Oxford School House note,
5,000.00
66
20,1918
Sewer Engine Repairs note,
600.00
66 6,1910
Main Street Sewer note,
1.100.00
6,1911
Fort Street Sewer note,
450.00
6,1912
Washington Street Sewer note,
325.00
66 6,1912
Sewer Bonds, 4%;
4,500.00
Oct. 1,1909
66
4,500.00
66
1,1910
66
66
4,500.00
66
1,1912
66
66
5,500.00
66
66
1,1913
6
5,500.00
66
1,1914
5,500.00
66
1,1915
66
5,500.00
60
1,1916
66
5,500.00
66
1,1917
Bridge Bonds, 4%,
40,000.00
" Nov. 1,
1948
66
2,000.00
66
66
1,1915
1,000.00 6.
20,1913
66
S 1909-
$123,953.20
6: 66
4,500.00
1,1911
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RECAPITULATION.
Cr.
Expenditures for account of :
$9,522 53
General Highways, Mill Road, Cottage street extension,
$9,568 23 200 00
General Highways, Mill Road, Cottage street extension, So. Pleasant street extension,
6.09
So. Pleasant street extension, Laurel street extension,
6 09
Laurel street extension,
Poor Department,
3,355 66
Poor Department,
3,092 10
Sewer maintenance,
3,119 81
Sewer maintenance,
3,034|00
Oxford Sewer,
Oxford Sewer,
9 27
Adams street
Adams street
Sewer extension,
38 88
Sewer extension,
Main street sewer,
759 52
Main street sewer,
1,100 00
Fort street sewer,
296 64
Fort street sewer,
450 00
Washington street sewer,
260 80
Washington street sewer,
325 00
Sewer Engine
Sewer Engine repairs,
600 00
Fire Department,
1,789 62
Fire Department,
1,843 68
Hydrants,
2,200 00
Hydrants,
2,218 75
North End Hose Reel,
North End Hose Reel,
300 00
Police,
838 30
Police,
799 32
Incidental,
20,207 18
Incidental,
20,799 15
School Inspection,
75 00
School Inspection,
75 00
Cushman Park,
102 75
Cushman Park,
200 00
N. B. and Fair- haven Bridge,
7,525 51
7,525 51
Town Hall,
1,986 62
Town Hall,
1,833 81
Street Lights,
1,850 50
Street Lights,
2,089 28
Salaries,
3,117 55
Salaries,
3,100 00
Debt and Interest,
42,016 11
Debt and Interest,
42,076 64
Balance,
1,718 15
$101,375 69
$101,375 69
Dr.
Appropriation and credits for ac- count of :
14 16
115 70
repairs,
588 47
N. B. and Fair- haven Bridge,
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STREET DEPARTMENT.
At the last annual meeting, all of the highway money was voted away for certain works or certain purposes, leaving nothing for the repair of country roads, the cleaning up of the streets, the use of the watering carts, snow plows, or the taking up of ashes or rubbish, which, in the opinion of the street department and many of the town's best citizens, are the real things that ought to be cared for in order to keep Fairhaven in the column where she has been for many years, with the reputation of being one of the cleanest and well-kept towns in all New England.
The vote of $2,000.00 to be appropriated from the highways for grading and blowing the ledge and macadamizing that por- tion of South Pleasant street between Farmfield Lane and Cedar street, was a useless extravagance of public moneys- blowing a ledge and building a street 800 feet long where there is not a house on the whole length of the street, and enhancing the value of private property at public expense.
The street department saw at a glance that those things could not be carried out successfully ; the law provides for and requires the repair of its public highways, for which no allow- ance was made in that town meeting.
Then the state inspector of boilers inspected the steam boiler at the crusher and condemned it. We then found it necessary, before proceeding to do any work, to get prices on a new boiler, and the bid was awarded to the Ames Company of Oswego, N. Y., they being the lowest bidder by about $200.00. No appropriation was available for this boiler, and so it had to be paid for out of the highway money.
The streets of the town have been as well cared for as they
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possibly could be under those circumstances, and the character and dignity of the town for its cleanliness in the street depart- ment has been maintained and the vote of the town carried out as nearly as could be in accordance with the vote of the people.
The following is a brief statement of the work done in accordance with that vote :
MACADAMIZING.
BRIDGE STREET.
East from Head of River road 3,000 feet
in length, cost teams and labor, $1,253.76
1,220 tons stone, 610.00
Use of water cart, 27.00
$1,890.76
COWEN STREET.
250 feet in length, graded and curbed.
500 feet of sidewalks.
350 feet street curbing set.
Teams and labor, $312.31
177 tons of stone and screenings,
88.50
25 tons paving stones, 31.25
Catch basin and pipe, 40.00
$472.06
SOUTH PLEASANT STREET. South of Church street.
650 feet in length.
650 feet paved gutters.
650 feet of sidewalks,
95 feet new curbing.
Teams and labor, $890.55
553 tons of stone and screenings, 276.50
52 tons paving stones, 52.00
$1,219.05
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SOUTH PLEASANT STREET.
Between Farmfield Lane and Cedar street, 800 feet sidewalk in length.
Teams and labor,
$102.70
36 two-horse loads of cinders,
8.00
50 tons of stone and screenings,
25.00
$135.70
Ledge and grading,
$176.00
Sharpening tools,
2.55
Wood for covering,
9.00
Blasting material,
9.85
$197.40
REPAIRS.
Boston Hill road, teams and labor,
$150.00
Head of River road, teams and labor,
124.00
Long road, teams and labor, 75.00
Material used on roads: gravel, 177
double loads; 196 single loads; 30 loads stone, single,
59.50
$408.50
Sycamore street, teams and labor,
86.25
Oak street, teams and labor,
255.00
Sconticut Neck road, teams and labor,
65.00
70 tons crushed stone,
35.00
$100.00
Many of the sidewalks have been repaired and stone screen- ings put on them, and general repairs of streets and highways have been kept up as well as could be.
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TREE WARDEN'S REPORT.
No appropriation has been made for several years for the care of our shade trees.
We need at the present a more powerful machine in order to reach the tops of our large trees. A machine such as is used by the state commission costs about $1,000. You will also need at least $600 for supplies and labor. The above amounts would hardly do the work required if the trees are to have proper supervision.
I have taken care of the trees as best I could under the circumstances for nearly twenty years, and I wish to publicly thank all the citizens who have supported me in the past. In retiring from this office, I hope the town will elect someone who will continue the same interest that I have tried to show during all those years.
Respectfully submitted, JOHN I. BRYANT.
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1
FIRE DEPARTMENT
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
GENTLEMEN-The Board of Fire Engineers herewith present their report for the past year.
During the year we have had nine bell alarms and four still alarms. The total loss by fire is estimated to be about $5,000.00. Very little repairing has been done to the engine houses the past year.
Hose 1 of Oxford had a collision with the Oxford car while going to the fire on Nov. 15, and was considerably damaged, the men thrown out, and the driver, Eugene W. Miller, quite seriously hurt. Repairs were made to the carriage at a cost of $73.00. At the fire of March 3, a small shanty at the north end of the town was destroyed, and Edward Monty was burned to death.
Several of the fire alarm boxes have been equipped with glass fronts, which we hope will give better satisfaction. It is hoped that this year we may be able to replace some of the old wire with new, and thereby improve the service.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN F. SULLIVAN, GEORGE T. THATCHER, C. F. DELANO.
HOSE 1, OXFORD STREET.
W. H. Whitfield, Captain, J. O. Whitfield,
G. H. Carpenter, 1st Ass't,
William Shaw,
E. W. Miller, 2d Ass't, D. A. Regan,
A. R. Spooner, Clerk,
W. E. Schroeder,
John Palmer, J. H. Jones,
J. J. Jenney,
Chester Eldred,
Corbett Elliot,
George Morse,
Manuel Frates.
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HOSE 2, SPRING STREET.
T. R. Brownell, Captain,
F. W. Sohlgren,
C. E. Westgate, 1st Ass't,
Patrick Sullivan,
Thomas Scales, 2d Ass't, N. B. Dunn,
Clarence Terry. Clerk,
S. H. Rounsville,
E. L. Bryant,
J. A. W. Burgess,
F. A. Rounsville,
Peter Sheehan,
C. E. Hackett,
W. S. Pierce,
Albert Lee.
HOOK AND LADDER CO., WASHINGTON ST.
A. W. Monk, Captain, F. S. Ryonson, 1
C. F. Drew, 1st Ass't, J. S. Gifford,
John Taber, 2d Ass't, W. L. Rounsville,
J. A. Clark, Clerk, C. R. Sohlgren,
J. S. Delano, Edward Jenney.
FAIRHAVEN PROTECTING SOCIETY.
H. K. Nye, President,
H. D. Burke, 1st Director,
L. C. Bauldry, 2d Director, G. W. Valentine, 3d Director,
H. L. Pope Clerk.
Jos. K. Nye,
H. E. Reynolds,
Wm. H. Taylor,
C. D. Waldron,
Nathaniel Pope,
H. D. Waldron,
A. W. Kelley,
Bart. Taber, Jr.,
D. N. Kelley,
H. L. Card,
T. W. Whitfield,
Wm. C. Card,
Robert Betagh,
I. N. Babbitt, 3d,
Thomas E. Mack,
G. B. Luther,
H. H. Hathaway,
J. F. Hall, A. L. Bliss,
E. W. Burgess.
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SELECTMEN'S REPORT.
To the Citizens of Fairhaven:
The Selectmen offer the following report, and refer the citizens to the special reports for details of the various depart- ments.
The proceeds of a portion of the sale of the Ricketts lot, amounting to $476.60, has been deposited in the New Bedford Institution for Savings in the name of "Town of Fairhaven, Trustee, under will of James Ricketts, for the care of his burial lot in Riverside cemetery, etc."
The principal of the "Pease School Fund," amounting to $7,558.12, is deposited as follows :
N. B. Institution for Savings, $5,000.00
N. B. Five Cents Savings Bank, 2,558.12
The income for the past year, amounting to $305.04, has been collected and placed to the credit of school expenses, as provided by law.
The following described bonds and notes fall due in the present year :
Sewer bond, due Oct. 1, 1909, $4,500.00
Bridge bond, due Nov. 1, 1909, 1,000.00
Oxford sewer note, due Nov. 20, 1909, 5,000.00
Pease district sewer note, due Nov. 20, 1909, 1,000.00
N. B. & Fairhaven Bridge note, due Nov. 20, 1909, 1,687.96
N. B. & Fairhaven Bridge note, due Nov. 10, 1909, 3,290.24
$16,478.20
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Add amount of interest on bonds and notes, viz :
Interest on $45,500.00 sewer bond at 4% $1,820.00 Interest on $40,000.00 bridge bond at 4% 1,600.00
Interest on $38,453.20 notes (estimated) 1,500.00
Interest on temporary loans (estimated) 450.00
Total interest requirements,
$5,370.00
$21,848.20
The citizens will see by the above figures that in order to meet all the bonds, notes and interest for the year 1909 the sum of $21,848.20 will be required.
In view of the above figures and our recommendations for appropriations for the various departments, amounting to $28,375.00, we would advise that a portion of the indebtedness falling due this year be extended as provided for by Article 9 in the warrant for the annual town meeting.
The selectmen respectfully submit the following estimates for appropriations for the ensuing year, viz :
Highways,
$3,000.00
Poor department,
2,300.00
Sewer maintenance,
3,500.00
Fire department,
1,500.00
Fire alarm,
150.00
Hydrants,
2,250.00
Police,
800.00
Town Hall,
1,000.00
Salaries,
3,200.00
Street lights,
2,000.00
Debt and interest,
6,000.00
Park department,
1,000.00
Care of trees,
1,600.00
Inspection of schools,
75.00
$28,375.00
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN H. HOWLAND, W. P. WINSOR, J. PETTEE, JR.,
Selectmen of Fairhaven.
61
AUDITORS' REPORT.
FAIRHAVEN, Mass., Feb. 19, 1909.
We hereby certify that we have examined the accounts of the Tax Collector, Treasurer, Selectmen, Overseers of the Poor and the School Committee of the Town of Fairhaven for the year ending Feb. 6, 1909, and believe them correct.
NATHANIEL POPE, JOSEPH H. ALLEN, Auditors.
TOWN CLERK'S REPORT OF
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
65
MARRIAGES
Recorded in the Town of Fairhaven during the year 1908.
Date
Name of Parties
Residence
Jan. 13
Clouatre, Hormidas
Fairhaven Fairhaven
Feb. 9
Colliniatis, Sotirios
New Bedford
Rosie, Laura de
Fairhaven
April 6
Mendes, Fernando Costa
Mattapoisett
New Bedford
30
Crovelle, Rosa Brightman, Albert B. Bates, Theodaty F.
Waltham, Mass.
June
3
Duncklee, Leon O. Perry, Louise F.
Fairhaven
6
Stratton, George W. Hammett, Lena E.
Acushnet
May 23
Coreia, José Francis
Mattapoisett
June 24
Hagen, Helena M.
Fairhaven
July 2
Alves, João Pacheco
Mattapoisett
June 25
Gracia, Antonio
Fairhaven
July 7
Sylvia, Matilda Smith, Charles Walter
Rockland, Me.
15
Corcoran, Erminie Madeline Lindequist, Max Christopher, Charlotte S.
Fairhaven
14
Walls, Roy C.
Tremont, Me.
Sohlgren, Alice V.
Fairhaven Boston
Manter, Dorothy Cecil
Fairhaven
Aug. 26
Thayer, William Hewins
Fairhaven
Snow, Gertrude Lewis
Fairhaven
25
Bourne, Henry Joseph Parr, Jane Alice Briggs, Charles F.
New Bedford
Sept. 10
Hammond, Susie L.
Fairhaven
Aug. 10
Dion, Timothee
Providence, R. I.
Curtis, Stella H.
Fairhaven
Sept. 5
Silva, José Machado
Lakeville, Mass.
Fairhaven
19
Correia, Mary Mello, Frank Moniz Resendes, Maria Isabelle
Fairhaven
21
Lemond, Arthur Roy, Mary
Fairhaven
Aug. 24
Galligan, Thomas F. Kenneally, Bertha A.
Fairhaven
Sept. 26
Allen, Warren L. Westgate, Ethel
Fairhaven
23
Eldridge, Chester W. Morse, Grace H.
Fairhaven
Fairhaven
Clara, Rosa Sullivan, John J.
Mattapoisett
Fairhaven
Ramos, Izabel da Conceição
Mattapoisett
Fairhaven
Fairhaven
Somerville, Mass.
15 Main, Charles Edson
Fairhaven
New Bedford
Fairhaven
Fairhaven
New Bedford
Swansea, Mass.
Guiltte, Roselma
Fairhaven
Fairhaven
Fairhaven
66
MARRIAGES-CONTINUED.
Date
Name of Parties
Residence
Aug. 8
Machado, Albino
Fairhaven
Soares, Antonia
Providence, R. I.
Nov. 3
Bisaillon, Joseph Barthelem
Fairhaven
Bissonnette, Marie Fabiola
Fairhaven
9
Garthly, James
Fairhaven
Kelley, Martha C.
Marion, Mass.
28
Stevens, Joseph
Providence, R. I.
Damas, Maria
Fairhaven
Dec. 17
Marshall, Antone J.
Fairhaven
Oct. 12
Fowler, Walter
New Bedford
Dec.
17
Nickerson, Edgar W.
Wareham
Cochran, Lillian F.
Fairhaven
19
Lincoln, Charles J. Hitt, Helen H.
New Bedford
21 Morton, Linneaus W.
Fairhaven
Gifford, Betsey D.
Fairhaven
26
Porter, John
Fairhaven
Mailoux, Bertha C.
New Bedford
Thornley, Alice E. M.
New Bedford
Spooner, Edith Howard
Fairhaven
Fairhaven
67
BIRTHS
Recorded in the Town of Fairhaven during the year 1908.
Date
Name of Child
Name of Parents
Jan.
2
Martise, John
Antone and Mary (Andres)
Francis, Malcolm J.
Edward D. and Grace E. (Kane) George D. and Odila (Surprenant)
6 Paquette, Beatrice A.
9
Camara, Emily S.
9 Sylvia, John J.
10 Darch, Doris D.
11 Rose, Joseph
12
Delano, Doris M.
Frederick H. and Caroline F. (Chase)
13 Maker, Mabel E.
Sylvanus and Bertha E. (Murley) Arcade and Marie (Collette)
16 Bastarache, Lila
23 Jacintho, Antone
Antone and Marianna (Sylvia) Narcisse and Anna (Cote) Clovis and Salome (Richards)
27 LeBlanc, Alda
30 Almy, Susan E.
George L. and Sylvia E. (Hathaway)
31 Pierce, Lawrence P.
31 Hirst, Paul H.
Feb
4 4
Blossom, Bradford H. Blossom, Clarence F.
Lewis F. and Ella D. (Harlow)
9
Dugdale, Elizabeth D.
Charles R. and Susan D. (Miller)
11 11
Weeks, Norma G.
William B. and Mabel E. (Cass) Alfred E. Jr. and Rose A. (Packard) Ernest and Isabel (Augusta)
Mar.
1
Strom, Ruth L.
2 Brazil, Mary
2 Sylvia, Raymond R.
3 Lawton, Charles J.
5 Roza, Canardo
5 Soares, Edward W.
6 Mailloux, Celenia
12 Maxfield, Lawrence B.
Rapoza, William
17 20 Connell, Patrick J.
22 Durfee, Ruth A.
26 27
Chapman, Kenneth C. M. Simmons, Rosamond J. Perry, Michael Wilkinson, James A. Goggin, John J.
Richard H. and Nellie (Cunningham) James and Mary (Donovan) Alice Keyes Violetta H.
April 8 13 Keyes, Louisa M.
19 Walker, Mildred M.
20 Hughes, Barbara E.
20 Hughes, Gwendoline E.
Harring, Lottie M.
28 1 Amaral, Mary A.
1 Roach, May F.
3 Dunn, Elizabeth M.
5 Amaral, Bernada
6 Bessette, Hermond Z.
Frederick T. and Mildred B. (Wheeler) Frederick T. and Mildred B. (Wheeler) James L. and Charlotte E. (Harring) Antone and Alexandrina (Augusta) Joseph C. and Levina (Vargus)
Robert and Nellie McG (Crawford) Joseph and Maria S. (Sylvia) Albert J. and Odna (Nadeau)
18
Costa, John
19 Barnes, Dorothy F.
Edward W. and Lila F. (Danzell) Elias C. and Esther (Loving) George and Mary (Sylvia) George E. and Helena E. (Ricketson)
Charles H. and Hattie H. (Jenney) Manuel and Louisa (Amelia) Joseph J. and Mary (Isabel) Peter and Ellen (Fanning)
Charles A. and Bertha H. (Tirrell) August and Mary (Jacinthio) Thomas and Ellen (Reagan) Leopold G. and Gertrude I. (Inman)
James C. and Mary W. (Turney) Arthur L. and Lao B. (Clark) Manuel and Mary (Rose)
28
29
May
Joaquim and Mary (Santos) Jesse M. and Marcella (Burge) Obed F. and Jennie E. (Spooner) Antone and Rose (Jacintho)
26 Lemire, Rose-Anna
George E. and Mary A. (Clifford) Eben P. and Ida M. (Livesey) Lewis F. and Ella D. (Harlow)
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