Town annual report of the offices of the town of Dighton 1903, Part 3

Author: Dighton (Mass. : Town)
Publication date: 1903
Publisher: Dighton (Mass. : Town)
Number of Pages: 140


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Geo. M. Chase, services as


Selectman, Overseer of Poor and Board of Health to date 22 50


J. Willis Andrews, Auditor 5 00


D. F. Lane, Treasurer 50 00


D. F. Lane, Town Clerk,


42 25


W. J. Reed, Selectman, Over- seer of Poor and Board of Health to date 32 00


46


ANNUAL REPORT.


Mar. 7 D. F. Lane, recording and re- turning births, marriages and deaths 45 45


James E. Macker, Assessor 21 25


James E. Macker, Assessor 7 50


Apr. 4 W. H. Walker, inspector 28 00 J. T. McCabe, Teller Mar. 3,1903 2 00 Geo. E. Gooding, Assesor for 1902 67 75


May 2 . S. H. Whelden, Teller Mar. 3, 1903 2 00


N. H. Rose, Registrar of voters 14 00 D. F. Lane,


and clerk 19 00


C. C. Andrews, Registrar of voters 14 00


J. Harvey Briggs, Registrar of voters 14 00


Sept. 5 D. Thurber Wood, Jr., Teller March 3 2 00


J. E. Macker, services assessor 27 50


Oct. 3 W. H. Walker, inspector 27 00


66 branding meats 25 00


Nov. 7 A. A. Whipple, police service 12 50 W. H. Walker, killing horse and releasing cattle 6 00


W. H. Walker, general inspec- tion 30 00


N. O. Walker, teller March and Nov. 5 00


James H. Luther, police service 10 50 Edmund Hathaway 66 21. 00


Dec. 5 J. F. Driscoll, teller Nov. 3, 1903 3 00 J. T. McCabe 3 00


- $735 83


47


ANNUAL REPORT.


INCIDENTAL.


Jan. 3 Paid Davol Printing Co. $6 00 J. A. Hunt, M. D., returning births 1 00


J. A. Williams, returning births 2 00 Dr. H. B. Baker, 66 2 00


Andrew B. Simmons, moving cemetery 12 00


A. L. Briggs, supplies for town hall 5 73


S. E. Fiske, printing reports


50 00


J. G. Tompkins, wood for town hall 4 50


A. N. Goff, sawing wood for town hall 1 00


Dr. J. B. Sayles, returning births 3 00 Bristol County board, Lester Chase 13 29


S. E. Fiske, printing


1 32


C. S. Chase, postage, car fare, stationery 16 37


D. F. Lane, services settling


day


4 00


C. S. Chase, cash paid for print- ing reports 49 00


Mar. 7 B. C. Nat. Bank, interest on


temporary loan 78 75


A. R. White, 2d, legal advice road commissioner 5 00


J. B. Sayles, fumigating


10 00


A. J. Barker, material 5 50 Davol Printing house, printing for caucuses 10 50


D. F. Lane, postage, car fare,


48


ANNUAL REPORT.


stationery and express 26 30 Town of Middleboro, care of herrings 20 00


D. F. Lane, mistake in settlement 2 50


April 2 Geo. M. Chase, care of town hall 14 78 Glenwood Fur. Co., shade for town hall 1 00


Bristol county board, Lester


Chase 10 29


Geo. E. Gooding, copying


valuation 5 00


Geo. E. Gooding, supplies 9 50


May 2 Pierce Hardware Co., handcuff and badge 5 25


C. S. Cummings & Co., interest of notes 63 00


June 5 B. C. Nat. Bank interest on tem. loan 50 00


6 A. L. Briggs, supplies for town hall 2 20


27 Cecil T. Bagnall, printing 11 30


Aug. 1 B. C. Nat. interest on D. & B. bridge loan 18 00


S. E. Fiske, printing for as- sessors 9 25


Dr. J. B. Sayles, fumigating 5 25


S. E. Fiske, printing 5 00


A. H. Hood & Co., insurance on library 5 00


Jan. 5 James Cash, police court service 3 00


Apr. 4 E. Hathaway 66


2 92


May 2


66


66 66 66


12 98


July 3 A. N. Goff 66


66


5 94


Aug. 5 E. Hathaway


66


3 96


A. A. Whipple " 66


66 5 30


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ANNUAL REPORT.


Sept. 1 E. Hathaway " " 66 8 04


Oct. 1 66 66


66 66 8 30


Sept. 5 Dr. J. B. Sayles, fumigating 4 00


Oct. 3 N. Gay, watching fire


2 00


Leon Whipple " 66


2 00


A. N. Goff 66 2 00


G. M. Chase " 66


2 00


C. E. Mason, services as expert examining, moving wagon


overturned at West Dighton 2 00


Nov. 3 Interest on school house notes 63 00


7 Dr. J. B. Sayles, fumigating 8 50


John Wheeler,clearing town hall 4 00


.


Oct. 4 B. C. Nat. Bank interest on tem. loan 11 25


Dec. 5 Dr. J. B. Sayles, fumigating 10 50


$706 27


Total expense for incidentals to Dec. 31, 1903 $1442 10


INCIDENTAL RECEIPTS.


From state half inspection of animals $29 25


Selectmen, butchers license 3 00


Street Railway tax 1492 88


Unexpended Dec. 31, 1902


1561 36 $3086 49


Unexpended Dec. 31, 1903


$1644 39


POOR AND ALMSHOUSE ACCOUNT.


Dec. 31, 1903 Appropriation for 1903 $1800 00 Receipts for year 1903 481 28


$2281 28


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50


ANNUAL REPORT.


Overdrawn Dec. 31, 1902 $246 09 Available for year 1903 $2035 19


Dec. 31, 1903 Paid selectmen's orders to date $2475 45


Overdrawn Dec. 31, 1903 $440 26


SCHOOL INCIDENTALS.


. Appropriations for 1903 600 00 Unexpended Dec. 31, 1902 47 17 Transferred from school account 200 00


Amount available $847 17


Dec. 31, 1903 Paid selectmen's orders


to date 844 21


Unexpended Dec 31, 1903 $2 96


SCHOOLS.


Appropriation for 1903 $3650 00 Received Mass. school fund 526 34


Unexpended Dec. 31,1902 464 70 Applied to schools from state supervision 175 00


From Bristol County dog fund 199 70


$5015 74


Transferred to school incidentals 200 00


Available Dec. 31, 1903 $4815 74


De


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ANNUAL REPORT.


Dec. 31, 1903 Paid selectmen's orders to date 4686 13 Unexpended Dec. 31, 1903 $129 61


SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.


Appropriation for 1903 $300 00


Rec'd from state 262 50


Unexpended, Dec. 31, 1902 37 50


$600 00


Paid selectmen's orders to date 481 25


Unexpended Dec. 31, 1903 $118 75


MUSIC IN SCHOOLS.


Appropriation for 1903 $300 00


Unexpended Dec. 31, 1902 87 24


Available Dec. 31, 1903 $387 24


Dec. 31, 1903 Paid selectmen's orders to date $308 76 Unexpended Dec. 31, 1903 $78 48


HIGH SCHOOL TUITION


Appropriation


$500 00


Unexpended Dec. 31, 1902 258 00


Rec'd from state treasurer 1/2


370 62


Available Dec. 31, 1903 $1128 62


Dec. 31, 1903 Paid selectmen's orders to date 766 25 Unexpended Dec. 31, 1903 $362 37


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ANNUAL REPORT.


ROADS AND BRIDGES


Appropriation $2200 00


Unexpended Dec. 31, 1902 881 74


Excise tax 945 45


$4027 19


Paid selectmen's orders to date. 3056 14


Unexpended Dec. 31, 1903 $971 05


BERKLEY BRIDGE.


Appropriation


$200 00


Unexpended Dec. 31, 1902 139 65


Rec'd of town of Berkley for . repairs 10 33


$349 98


Dec. 31, 1903 Paid selectmen's orders


to date 215 17


Unexpended Dec. 31, 1903 $134 81


OFFICIAL BONDS.


Appropriation $50 00


Paid Selectmen's orders to


date $50 00


MEMORIAL DAY.


Appropriation $25 00


Paid J. Albert Briggs


$12 50


Paid J. H. Luther 12 50


$25 00


53


ANNUAL REPORT.


EXTENSION OF CHESTNUT STREET.


Appropriation $225 00


June 24 Paid C. A. Horton, labor $200 00


30 Paid W. L. Walker, land 25 00


$225 00


REPAIRING DIGHTON AND BERKLEY BRIDGE.


Appropriation $800 00


Rec'd from sale of old plank 43 20 $843 20


Paid Selectmen's orders to to date 889 19


Overdrawn $45 99


MACADAMIZING SPRING


STREET.


Appropriation $1100 00


Dec. 18 Paid James N. Horton $800 00


Unexpended $300 00


LIBRARY.


Appropriation $200 00


Paid Selectmen's orders to date 148 48


Unexpended $51 52


54


ANNUAL REPORT.


STATE AID.


Rec'd from state treasurer


$425 00


Overdrawn Dec. 31, 1902 $366 84


Available 58 16


Dec. 31, 1903 Paid selectmen's orders to date 610 20


Overdrawn Dec. 31, 1903 * 552 04


.


TOWN NOTES AND TAXES.


Jan. 4 Paid B. C. Nat. Bank temporary


loan $1000 00


Oct. 20 " County tax 1338 60


Nov. 3 66 B. C. Nat. Bank, tem. loan 3000 00


66 66


66 66


66 2500 00


66


66 C. S. Cummings & Co., school house note 900 00


Dec. 10 66 state tax 725 00


66


66 repairs of state highway . 29 70


66 B. C. Nat. Bank, tem. loan 1500 00 $493 30


$10993 30


55


ANNUAL REPORT.


TABLE OF AGGREGATES.


Total receipts to Dec. 31, 1903


$30918 04


Expenditures


1442 10


Poor and almshouse


2475 45


School incidentals


844 21


Schools


4686 13


Superintendent of schools


481 25


Music in schools


308 76


High school tuition


766 25


Roads and bridges


3056 14


Berkley bridge


215 17


Official bonds


50 00


Memorial Day


25 00


Extension of Chestnut street


225 00


Repairing Dighton and Berkley bridge 889 19


Macadam on Spring street


800 00


Library


148 48


State aid


610 20


Town notes and taxes


10993 30


$28020 63


Balance in treasury Dec. 31, 1903


$2897 41


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ANNUAL REPORT.


TOWN'S INDEBTEDNESS BY NOTE.


· Three notes of $900 each, payable November 1, 1904, 1905 and 1906 respectively, at 31/2 per cent. One note of $800, payable November 1, 1904, for repairing Dighton and Berkley Bridge.


Respectfully submitted, DWIGHT F. LANE,


Town Treasurer,


57


ANNUAL REPORT.


1


Auditor's Report.


DIGHTON, MASS., Jan. 1, 1904.


I have this day examined the accounts of Dwight F. Lane, treasurer, and find them correct and duly authenti- cated.


Receipts from all sources


$30918 04


Expenditures


28020 63


Balance in hands of treasurer 2897 41


I have this day examined the accounts of Albert N. Goff, collector of taxes, and find as follows :


Committment


$13144 51


Treasurer's receipts


$12,892 92


Commission


172 52


79 07


Abatements


$13144 51


Excise tax, street railways


958 02


Tax collector's commission


$12 57


Balance paid treasurer


945 45


$958 02


I find in the hands of the treasurer two Fish notes signed by Albert N. Goff, and Edward D. Perry, for Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00) each due June 1, 1904.


Also four oyster notes of One Hundred and Twenty- five Dollars ($125.00) each signed by Edward E. Marble and indorsed by Bradford E. Marble, due respectively July 1, 1904, July 1, 1905, July 1, 1906 and July 1, 1907.


J. WILLIS ANDREWS,


AUDITOR.


·


58


ANNUAL REPORT.


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Road Commissioner's Report.


SOUTH SECTION, H. A BRIGGS, R. C.


From Dec. 17, 1902 to April 2, 1903.


H. A. Briggs,


116 hours


$23 20


Whitfield Veinot


79 66


11 85


2 horses and cart


156 66


42 90


1 horse and cart


133


19 95


4 horses hauling scraper


5


66


2 50


D. D. Andrews, shovel


1 00


Orin Cash


3


66


45


John Hayes, highway 66 snow


14 «


2 80


Ex. on road machine sec.


25


H. A. Briggs, snow account


35 65


" repairs on road machine 66


9 85


R. G. Briggs, paint 1 75


Antone Dutra, snow account 4412 hrs.


8 90


highway


48


66


7 20


Bert Chaplain, snow


5


66


1 00


Frank Rose, snow


9.


1 80


Arthur Sprague, snow


6


1 20


66 highway


20


66 3 00


66


2 horses & cart 20


66


3 00


Antone Perry


134


20 10


Henry Luther


90


66 13 50


Joe Dutra


25


. .


3 75


3


45


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ANNUAL REPORT.


Frank Rogers


35


66 5 25


Manuel Rose


30


66 4 50


Charles Lee


85 66 12.75


Pat McManus, highway


110


16 50


66 snow 4


80


F. A. Whitmarsh, material


2 h. 1. 101 at 10 cts per ld. ฿10 10


1 h. 1. 64 at 5 cts per ld. 3 20 13 30


Ed Nichols, material


2 h. 1. 50 at 6 cts per ld. 3 00


1 h. 1. 21 at 4 cts per ld. 84


3 84


C. N. Simmons, material


2 h. 1. 78 at 10 cts per ld. 7 80


1 h. 1. 50 at 5 cts per ld. 2 50


10 30


E. F. Andrews, material


1 h. 1. 15 at 5c per 1.


75


J. P. Briggs, repairs on road machine 2 25


A. G. Williams & Co. Lumber for road machine 6 40


Paid April 4, 1903


$295 19


From April 9 to April 28, 1903.


H. A. Briggs


92 hours 18 40


Whitfield Veinot


48


12 60


2 horses and cart


108


29 70


1 horse and cart


60


9 00


4 horses hauling scraper


29


66 14 50


D. D. Andrews, 3 shovels


3 0C


Henry Luther


105


15 75


87 21


Frank Pitts


10


66


1 50


Charles Lee


74


11 10


Pat McManus


60


66


9 00


William Enos


20


66 3 00


60


ANNUAL REPORT.


Green Portuguese 10


1 50


G. Tompkins,2 horses and cart 10 2 75


F. H. Whitmarsh, material


2 h. 1, 50 at 10c per 1. 5 00


1 h. 1. 15 at 5c per l. 75


5 75


Manuel E. Costa, material


2 h. 1. 54 at Sc. per l. 4 32


54 67


Paid May 2, 1903


$141 88


From May 4 to May 23, 1903.


H. A. Briggs


83 hours 16 60


Whitfield Veinot


40


6 00


2 horses and cart


105 66


28 89


1 horse and cart


69


10 35


61 84


Pat McManus


74


11 10


Henry Luther


90


66


13 50


Manuel Swatz


40


6 00


Frank Valaria


40


66 6 00


Manuel Perry


60


9 00


Ernest Oldmixon


15


2 25


Frank Pitts


10


66


1 50


66


20


66


3 00


Frank Levaley


15


2 25


Joe Perry


5


66


75


James Talbott, material


2 h. 1. 75 at 10 cts per ld. 7 50


1 h. 1. 29 at 5 cts per ld.


1 45


8 95


64 30


Paid May 3, 1903


$126 14


From May 27 to June 5, 1903.


H. A. Briggs


13 hours $2 60


Whitefield Veinot


29 “ 4 35


61


ANNUAL REPORT.


2 horses and cart


19


5 22


1 horse and cart


32


4 80


Spikes


85


J. P. Briggs, iron work,


65


C. Smith, 2067 ft. plank at 25 cts per 1000 ft.


51 67


70 14


Pat McManus


32


66


4 80


Manuel Swatz


10


1 50


Frank Valaria


10


66 1 50


Frank Perry


10


1 50


Frank Pitts


20


66 3 00


12 30


Paid June 6, 1903


$82 44


June 6 to July 1, 1903


H. A. Briggs


24 hrs.


$4 80


Whitfield Veniot


14 66


2 10


1 horse and cart


92


66 13 80


$20 70


Pat. McManus


80


66 12 00


Frank Valaria


85


66 12 75


Frank Perry


16


66 2 40


Henry Luther


72


66 10 80 37 95


Paid July 1, 1903


$58 65


From July 3 to July 31, 1903.


H. A. Briggs


17 hrs. $3 40


Whitfield Veniot


26


3 90


2 horses and cart


20 66 5 50


10 66 2 75


2 horses mowing 1 horse and cart Team Spikes


51 66 7 65


3 00


25 $26 45


62


ANNUAL REPORT.


Pat. McManus


75


9 15


Henry Luther


15


66


2 25


Antone Dutra


14


66


1 20


Antone Perry


2


66


30


Color Works, ashes


27 loads


2 70


C. N. Simmons, material 40 loads at 10c. per loads


4 00


$20 50,


Paid Aug. 1, 1903.


$46 95


Aug. 1 to Sept. 1, 1703


H. A. Briggs


101 hrs. $20 20


Whitfield Veniot


40


6 00


2 horse and cart


56


15 40


1 horse and cart


100


15 00


56 60


Pat. McManus


131


19 65


Henry Luther


141 1/2"


21 23


Antone Sylvia


20


66


3 00


C. N. Simmons, material 2 h. 1. 42 at 10c. per l.


4 20


$48 08


Paid Sept. 5, 1903


$104 68


Sept. 12 to Oct. 3, 1903.


H. A. Briggs


26 hrs.


$5 20


Whitfield Veniot


22


3 30


2 horses and cart


20


5 50


1 horse and cart


15


66 2 25


Nails


25


$16 50


Antone Perry


20


3 00


Henry Luther


16


2 40


Pat. McManus


36


5 40


63


ANNUAL REPORT.


F. A. Whitmarsh, material


2 h. 1. 17 at 10c. per 1. 1 70


1 h. 1. 7 at 5c. per 1. 35


2 05 $12 85


Paid Oct. 3, 1903


$29 35


Oct. 3 to Nov. 5, 1903.


H. A. Briggs


53 hrs. $10 60


Whitfield Veniot


39


5 85


2 horses and cart


55 66 15 13


1 horse and cart


751/2" 11 33


Spikes


60


43 51


Pat. McManus


70 1/2"


10 58


Henry Luther


66


66


9 90


Antone Perry


62


9 30


Joe Dutra


37


66 5 55


Antone Dutra


52


7 80


C. N. Simmons, material


2 h. 1. 43 at 10c. per l. 4 30


1 h. 1. 21 at 5c. per l.


1 05


5 35


#48 48


Paid Nov. 7, 1903


491 99


Nov. 7 to Nov. 28, 1903.


H. A. Briggs


39 hırs. $7 80


Whitfield Veniot


16


2 40


Lester Briggs


3


45


2 horses and cart


8 2 20 66


1 horse and cart


42


6 30


Arthur Sprague, 90 ft. pipe


9 65


J. P. Briggs, iron work 1 40 Nails 25 30 45


64


ANNUAL REPORT.


Pat McManus


4


hrs. 60


Antone Perry


36


5 40


Antone Dutra


36


66 5 40


Joe Dutra


36


66 5 40


Color Works, ashes


25 loads 2 50


19 30


Paid Dec. 5, 1903.


$19 .75,


The whole amount paid H. A. Briggs for labor and material on South Section from Dec. 17, 1902 to Dec. 5, 1903


$1027 02


Loads of gravel put on highways


862


ashes put on sidewalks


50


stuff taken from gutters


182


stones picked from highways


61


For Labor done on Chestnut St., in the North Section, . From July 24 to July 29, 1903.


Team hire


$2 50


H. A. Briggs


30


hrs. 6 00


2 horses and cart


30


8 25


Pat McManus


30


66 4 50


A. Goff, 2 horse team


10


66 4 25


T. Waterman, 1 horse team 66 material


30


66 9 00


13 loads


1 00


Albert Wheeler


20 hrs.


3 00


Henry Luther


30


66 4 50


Antone Dutra


10


1 50


Antone Perry


10


66 1 50


Car fare


1 60


Paid Aug. 1, 1903. $47 60


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ANNUAL REPORT.


Sept. 12 to Oct. 3, 1903.


H. A. Briggs


15 hrs.


$3 00


2 horses and cart


20


5 50


Pat McManus


20


66 3 00


Antone Perry


20


66 3 00


Manuel Perry


10


66 1 50


Manuel Swatz


20


66


3 00


Car fare


2 00


Paid Oct. 3, 1903.


$21 00


For labor and material, building fence and wall from Odd Fellows' Hall to Mount Hope mill, North Dighton.


Dec. 10 to Dec. 31, 1903.


H. A. Briggs


1612 dys. $29 80


Whitfield Veniot


1 1/2


2 10


2 horses and cart


4 9 66


1 horse and cart


8 66 9 60


Antone Perry, laying stone,


1312 66 21 55


Joe Dutra


141/2 66 23 15


Antone Dutra


111/2 66 18 35


Segus Dutra, laying stone


7


66 17 50


Joe Stark 66


7


66


17 50


Mr. Ryan


3


66


4 50


Clarence Waldron


39 89


Owen McCabe, iron work for fence


21 75


John P. Briggs “ 66 66


$220 80


Paid Dec. 31, 1903


Respectfully submitted,


H. A. BRIGGS,


Road Commissioner.


66


2 25


$159 16


66


ANNUAL REPORT.


Road Commissioner's Report.


REPORT OF C. A. HORTON R. C. OF THE WEST-


ERN DISTRICT.


Paid for labor on highway for month ending May 5, 1903.


Snow bill.


Jan. C. A. Horton and 2 horses


4 hrs.


$1 80


J. S. Horton


4


66


80


Otis Reed


4


66


80


I. F. Horton


66


80


L. A. Drown


2 00


George F. Hathaway


6 76


Mar.25


C. A. Horton and horse


5 hrs.


1 75


Apr. 2


2 horse cart and man


10


6 25


4


66


10


66


6 25


9 66


10


66


6 25


May 4


66


10


66


6 25


5


66 4 horse cart 2 men


2


10 50


I. G. Horton, Apr. 2, 4,9, May 4, 5


50


7 50


W. B. Reed, May 5


10


1 50


John Murphy


10


66 1 50


J. Dorsey, May 5,


10


1 50


E. F. Horton, May 5,


10


66


1 50


O. W. Horton, May 5,


10


1 50


ANNUAL REPORT. 67


A. B. Horton and horse, 10 3 00


W. B. Reed, 12 loads gravel at 8c.


96


$69 17


Paid for labor on highway for month ending, June 2, 1903.


C. A. Horton, 4 horses, 2 carts, 2 men


May 6, 7, 18, 26, 29, June 2, 3, 4, 5


$73 25


W. B. Reed, 10 hours 3 00


W. B: Reed, 2 horses, cart and men 10 hrs.


May 18, 26, 29, June 2, 4, 5


21 25


A. B. Horton, horse, cart and man, 20 hours


6 00


66 2 " " 66 8 50


May 6, 7, 28, June 2, 5


G. E. Horton, 2 horses, cart and man, 66 man


50 hrs. 21 25


10


1 50


May 28, June 2, 3, 4, 5


I. G. Horton, 90 hours, May 6, 7, 18, 26, 29, June 2, 3, 4, 5 13 50 1 50


J. N. Horton, 10 hours, May 18


John Murphy, 90 hours, May 6, 7, 18, 26, 29, June 2, 3, 4, 5 13 50


G. F. Horton, 20 hours, May 6, 7 3 00


James Dorsey, 50 hours, May 6, 7, 18, 26, 29 7 50


Geo. Paul, 20 hours, May 6, 7


3 00


Otis Reed, 50 hours, May 18, 28, June 2, 4, 5 O. N. Horton, 80 hours, May 6, 7, 28, 29, June 2, 3, 4, 5 12 00


A. A. Horton, 20 hours, May 26, June 3 3 00


W. B. Reed, 55 loads gravel at 8c. 4 40


3 42


E. Nichols, 57 loads gravel at 6c


1 86


R. P. Horton, 31 loads gravel at 6c


7 50


$208 93


68


ANNUAL REPORT.


Paid for labor on highway for month ending Sept. 4, 1903. C. A. Horton, 4 horses, cart and man, 20 hours, Aug 31, Sept. 4 $21 00


I. G. Horton, 20 hours, Aug. 31, Sept. 4 3 00


J. N. Horton, 20 hours, Aug. 31, Sept. 4 3 00


Manuel Donovan, 60 hours, Aug. 19, 20, 21, 26, 27,31 9 00 ,


D. F. Lane, snow bill 8 00


$44 00


Paid for labor on highway for month ending Oct. 2, 1903.


C. A. Horton, 4 horses, 2 carts, 2 meu, Sept. 12, 28, 29, 30, Oct. 1, 2 $54 75


Manuel De Mura, 50 hours, Sept. 28, 29, 30, Oct. 1, 2 7 50


Frank De Mura, 50 hours, Sept. 28, 29, 30, Oct. 1, 2 7 50


W. B. Reed, 50 loads gravel at 8c 4 00


C. A. Horton, 48


6c 2 88


W. B. Reed, 2 horses, cart and man, 10 hours, Oct. 2 4 25


Otis Reed, 10 hours, Oct. 2 1 50


N. A. Walker, bill for gravel, etc. 15 48


$97 86


Repairing bridge at North Dighton, on Somerset ave.


1600 feet plank


$40 00


Carting 5 00


Nails 3 10


2 horses, cart and man


4 25


C. A. Horton 2 00


I. G. Horton


1 50


Geo. Chase 2 00


$57 85


69


ANNUAL REPORT.


Paid for labor on highway for month ending, Nov. 3rd 1903.


C. A. Horton, 4 horses, 2 carts, 2 men Oct.


5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, Nov. 1 $68 00


Manuel De Mura, 53 hours, Oct. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 7 95


Frank De Mura, 53 hours, Oct. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 7 95


G. E. Horton, 2 horses, cart and man, 53 hours Oct. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 25 51


W. B. Reed, 2 horses, cart and man, 53 hours, Oct. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 22 51


HI. W. Horton, 2 horses,cart and man, 33 hours, Oct. 7, 8, 9, 10 14 01


E. F. Horton, 43 hours, Oct. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 6 45


Jesse Horton, 43 hours, Oct. 6, 8, 8, 9, 10 6 45


Otis Reed, 33 hours, Oct. 5, 8, 9, 10 4 95


I. G. Horton, 53 hours, Oct. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 17 95


Laying stone on wall at North Dighton, 60 hours 18 00


Carting stone


3 00


6 18


Thomas A. Briggs, 103 loads gravel at 6c 66 6 &c


48


Town bank, 161 loads


A. Goff, 4 horses, 2 carts, 3 men, Nov. 3 10 00


18 loads gravel at 6c 1 08


$210 47


Paid for labor on highway for month ending Nov. 30, 1903.


C. A. Horton, 2 horses, cart and men, Nov. 16, 30 18 50


Paid for labor on highway for month ending, Dec. 30, 1903.


C. A. Horton, horse, cart and men, Dec. 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23, 24 82 25


G. E. Horton, 2 horses, cart and man, 8 hours 3 60


70


ANNUAL REPORT.


C. A. Horton, 2 horses, cart and man, 8 hours, Dec. 23 3 60


W. B. Reed, 2 horses, cart and man, 8 hours, Dec. 23 3 60


H. W. Horton, 2 horses, cart and man, 8 hours, Dec. 23 3 60


Otis Reed, 8 hours, Dec. 23 1 20


A. A. Horton, 8 hours, Dec. 23 1 20


E. F. Hórton, 8 hours, Dec. 23 1 20


Frank De Mura, 8 hours, Dec. 23


1 20


Manuel De Mrua, 8 hours, Dec. 23


1 20


C. A. Horton, 25 loads gravel at 8c


Powder, bolts, brimstone, lumber and stone 55 04


$159 69


Total amount expended $866 47 By cash from treasurer $866 47


No. loads of gravel, 589


Respectfully submitted,


CHAS. A. HORTON, R. C.


71


ANNUAL REPORT.


Road Commissioner's Report.


BILLS ORDERED BY D. M. WHITE, ROAD COM-


MISSIONER.


From Jan. 1 to Apr. 2, 1903.


Dan Mansfield


2 days


$3 00


John Walton


2


3 00


Hiram Jones


4


66


6 00


Jesse Codding


5


66


7 50


James Driscoll


5


66


7 50


Nathan Codding


6


66


9 00


Dan Sullivan


4


66


6 00


Josiah Talbot


391 loads gravel


19 45


Bert Rose


4 days 5 hrs.


6 75


John Sullivan


6


5


9 75


James O'Brien


1


66


5


66


2 25


William Byne


6


66


5


66


9 75


Alfred Perry


6


66


5


66 9 75


George Booth


6


66


5


66


9 75


George Cobb, snow


7


1 40


N. A. Walker,


66


1


66


7


66


3 40


M. Murphy, 66


9


66


1 80


John Glynn, 66


1


60


3


66


2 60


Ed. Warren, R.H.“


2 75


L. Whipple,


11


66


2 20


G. Wolfe


92


66 14 70


D. E. White, snow


3 20


72


ANNUAL REPORT. -


D. M. White


72 40


Walter Perry


35


66


5 25


C. Waldron, snow


21/2


66


50


G. E. Francis "


6 70


Charles Reed, "


30


66


6 00


$231 95


April 2 to May 1, 1903


D. M. White


$52 95


James Luther


45 hrs.


6 75


Ernest Chadris


10


66


1 50


Ezra Dean


10


1 50


Wm. Mansfield


40


6 00


John Walton


50


66


7 50


James Driscoll


50


7 50


N. Codding


50


66 7 50


W. Ryan


70


66


10 50


A. Perry


50


7 50


G. Booth


60


9 00


W. Driscol


20


3 00


G. Glyon


15


2 25


Ed. Warren


2 00


G. Wolf


70


10 50


W. Perry


50


66


7 50


$143 45


May 1st to June 3


Timothy Waterman


$6 86


D. M. White


58 12


Charles Hayes and team


10 hrs.


4 25


James Luther


60


9 00


Geo. Driscoll


60


73


ANNUAL REPORT.


E. Chadris


20


3 00


W. Mansfield


20


66


3 00


J. Walton


20


3 00


N. Codding


50


7 50


Mrs. Jacob Horton, 142 loads gravel


7 10


Josiah Talbot, 130 loads gravel


6 50


William Ryan


80


66


12 00


Alfred Perry


70


66


10 50


George Booth


70


10 50


N. Allen Walker


9 60


William Driscoll


20


3 00


John Glynn


55


66


8 25


G. Wolf


50


7 50


W. Perry


45


66


6 75


C. V. Sanders' bill


4 49


$181 52


June 8 to Aug. 29.


George Booth


45


hrs. $6 75


Alfred White


43


66


6 45


Alfred Perry


112


66 16 80


George Cobb


20


3 00


Gilbert Wolfe


4212


66 6 37


Charles Cronan


27


4 05


Joseph Spencer


122


18 30


James Driscoll


57


8 55


George Crane, 42 loads gravel


4 20


D. M. White, team


59 94


1 08


James Driscoll


$138 49


74


ANNUAL REPORT ..


D. M. White's bill, advertising the closing and surveying and laying out the extension and inspecting the construction of Chestnut St.


Mar. 4 Advertising in Herald-News $3 00


4 Posting notices 1 00


4 Team 1 00


25 Services at hearing


1 00


25 Team


1 00


-


Apr.12 Surveying Chestnut St.


1 50


13 Drafting proposals


50


28 Putting up ranges to guard


1 00


28 Board and nails


35


28


Team to carry tools


1 25


William Marston, to assist


1 00


May 23


Services and car fare 1 15


June 2


Final inspection of road 1 20


$14 95


Albert R. White 2d, legal advice


1 00


Total D. M. White's bill


$:11 36


BILLS CONTRACTED BY ALBERT N. GOFF,


ROAD COMMISSIONER.


From Nov. 1 to Jan. 1


Nov. 2 Charles Horton, building bridge


$28 73


Charles Hays, 2 horses and cart 59 hrs. 18 92


Portuguese


3


66


45


Alfred White, 2 horses and cart 13


66


5 72


Joseph Spencer


48


7 20


Alfred Perry


50


66


7 50


George Paling


13


66


1 95


Bert Rose


25


66


3 75


75


ANNUAL REPORT.


Eugene Rose, 1 horse and cart 27


8 10


Darius White


15


2 25


A. N. Goff


48


66


9 60


Dec. 1 Otis Walker, 1 horse and cart


2


66


60


Walter Talbot "


3


66


90


Alfred Perry


7


66


1 05


Eugene Rose, horse and cart


7


66


2 10


40 loads of gravel


4 00


Bolts and spikes


1 75


A. N. Goff


1 80


$106 37


REPAIRS ON D. & B. BRIDGE FOR 1903.


C. A. Horton's bill


$28 23


G. M. Chase's bill


6 40


34 63


Paid by Berkley


10 38


Paid by Dighton


$24 25


76


ANNUAL REPORT:


REPLANKING DIGHTON AND BERKLEY BRIDGE.


James H. Luther, bill


$11 23


Edward Murphy,


66


9 00


D. M. White, 66


15 62


A. N. Goff, . 6


14 33


J. H. Babbitt,


15 55


William Driscol, 66


11 33


William Ryan, 66


11 50


C. A. Horton, 66


27 25


T. Whittaker, 66


11 33


C. W. Horton,


13 50


Edward Patterson,


83


Harry Whittaker,


83


Harry Perry,


83


George M. Chase, 66


38 22


express


H. A. Briggs, -


Cook Borden & Co., plank


511 48


Wm. Reed & Son, advertising


4 67


A. L. Briggs, oil


70


Dighton Furnace Co., telephoning


45


C. V. Sanders & Co., lumber


61 21


W. L. Presbury, spikes 22 00


A. N. Goff, bill


83


J. H. Babbitt,


2 66


Geo. M. Chase, 11 00


3 71


Staples Coal Co., “


Herald-News, advertising 7 50


Owen McCabe, iron bar 50


Pierce Hardware Co., supplies


6 46


2 85


3 25


77


ANNUAL REPORT.


J. C. Terry, freighting 31 50


C. S. Chase, auctioneer 1 50


S. E. Fiske, printing . 2 25


H. A. Dean, plank 2 34


$864 59


Sale of old plank


43 20


$821 39


Paid by Berkley


246 39


Paid by Dighton


$575 00


C. S. CHASE, Chairman,


C. H. MACOMBER, Secretary,


H. A. DEAN,


C. F. PAUL,


G. M. CHASE,


W. J. REED,


C. A. HORTON,


H. A. BRIGGS,


D. M. WHITE,


Committee.


78


ANNUAL REPORT. -


Valuation and Tax List


OF THE


. Town of Dighton, Mass.,


FOR THE YEAR 1903.


NAMES.


Poll. Personal. Real.


Tax.


Josephus P. Ashley


$30


$1350


$19 32


Robert Allen


2


750


12 50


Robert E. Atwood


70


1840


28 74


Edward Almy


2


4650


5245


139 83


Edwin A. Anthony


2


875


14 25


Meriam De Amoril


2


2 00


Walter C. Ashley


2


2 00


Heirs of Cynthia Briggs


800


11 20


Heirs of George Briggs


195


2 73


Ira P. Briggs


2


170


2300


36 58


David H. Briggs


655


9 17


George T. Briggs


$2


2 00


Heirs of Henry Briggs


1225


17 15


Everett H. Briggs


2


75


3 05


Sarah P. Briggs


200


2 80


Estate of Benjamin F. Briggs


375


5 25


Estate of Albert Briggs


3295


46 13


Sarah J. Briggs


150


2 10


Joseph E. and Albert S. Briggs, Boston


220


3 08


Joseph E. Briggs, Boston


200


2 80


Estate of Isaac N. Babbitt




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