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PROGRAM PART I
PROCESSIONAL "The Flower of Liberty" Neidlinger INVOCATION
Rev. Albert E. Hylan
SONG "June Song" King
Eighth Grade
HIGH SCHOOL HISTORY
Elva L. Murray
CLASS HISTORY
Esther L. Fitts
SONG "The Morning Ramble" High School Chorus
Veazie
HANNAH ADAMS CLUB PRIZE ESSAY "Historic Spots of Medfield"
Olive E. Heard
AWARD OF PRIZE Rev. Leonard Cushman, Chairman, Committee of Judges SOLO "My Jacqueminot" Johnson
Leah D. Marcionette
PART II
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE UNITED STATES IN THE
CRISIS (a) Essay
Ethelynd L. Simpson
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(b) Extracts from State Papers of President Woodrow Wilson
Message to Congress, April 2, 1917 Charles L. Patten
Message to Congress, December 4, 1917 Leslie D. Bent War Savings Proclamation Elsie Louise Wills
OUR ALLIES
(a) Essay
Laura L. Mills
(b) War Poems
Belgium "The Broken Rose" Chartres
Eleanor M. Gilmore
British Empire "Brothers in Arms" Graves
Blair H. Parker France "Vive la France" Crawford
Olive E. Heard
SONG "Rouse Ye America" Newton-Leavitt
High School Chorus
MEDFIELD HIGH SCHOOL IN THE SERVICE
(a) Essay Anna R. Newell
(b ) Correspondence Review Ora O. Bullard Ruth M. Marshall
SINGING OF "THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER" Audience
PRESENTATION OF CLASS GIFT Ralph Wheelock School Honor Roll
Charles F. Cox
WAR POEMS McRae
(a) The Challenge "In Flanders' Field" Kenneth R. Clark
(b) The Reply "The Anxious Dead" Walter A. Gilbert
PRESENTATION OF 1918 RED CROSS FUND James E. Clancy
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ACCEPTANCE FOR MEDFIELD CHAPTER, AMERICAN RED CROSS
Mrs. William Weiker
POEM "Socks"
Jean E. Laverty
PART III
SOLOS (a) "What's on the Air Today?" Eden
(b) "Who Knows?" Ball
Grace M. Tuttle
GOWN ADDRESS WITH VALEDICTORY "The Effect of the War Upon Women" Hope Day
RESPONSE FOR THE CLASS OF 1919 Thelma A. Smith
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS
Allan A. Kingsbury, Chairman School Committee 1918 CLASS SONG Words and Music by Grace M.Tuttle
1 "Eighteen" now is outward sent; Passed have four full years away, Happy years together spent: Joyful be Commencement Day. Swiftly thoughts do backward fly O'er bright days in Medfield High.
Chorus · Happy school days, happy school days Thy mem'ry'll cling where'er we go And ever we shall strive to be Loyal to our dear motto. And for our colors black and gold A constant pride we e'er will hold.
2 Work together now has ceased, Pressing onward evermore We will waver not the least From the tasks we see before; Treading paths as yet unseen, We'll be true to dear "Eighteen."
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BENEDICTION
Rev. Albert E. Hylan CLASS OF 1918 "Age Quod Agis"
First Honor, Hope Day
Second Honors, Esther Lewis Fitts; Elva Luretta Murray
Bent, Leslie Dana
Marcionette, Leah Deha
Bullard, Ora Olivia
Marshall, Ruth Mildred
Clancy, James Edward
Mills, Laura Louise.
Clark, Kenneth Rockwood
Newell, Anna Ruth
Cox, Charles Francis
Parker, Blair Hennesey
Gilbert, Walter Albion
Patten, Charles Lewis
Gilmore, Eleanor Marion
Simpson, Ethelynd Louise
Heard, Olive Evelyn
Tuttle, Grace Marion
Laverty, Jean Emerson
Wills, Elsie Louise
CLASS COLORS-Black and Gold
GRADUATES OF GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Burns, Robert E.
Hodgdon, Dorothy M.
Clough, Loyd O.
Kennedy, Arthur V.
Cornell, Edward F.
Macleod, Grace M.
Doane, Marjorie
Miller, Elizabeth M.
Dray, Adelaide M.
Miller, Mabel
Fairbanks, George F.
Newell, Henry W.
Gorman, Richard E.
Palumbo, William Tubridy, James P.
Griffin, Mary
Wills, Arthur E.
ACCOMPANISTS Miss Carriebelle E. Thayer
Miss Elizabeth Griffin
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TEACHERS' DIRECTORY, DEC. 31, 1918 Ralph Wheelock School Names
Grade
Where Educated
High C. Harold Risley, Prin.
High Mabel R. Barr, A. B.
Clark College Wellesley College
High Elizabeth Falvey, A. B.
High Evelyn Hussey, A. B.
High Margaret Kannally
VII-VIII Isabel F. Sullivan
V-VI Mary E. Park
III-IV Marion F. Clark
Josephine C. Buckley
Framingham Normal
I-II I-V
Lowell Mason School
Margaret Fealy
Framingham Normal
Supervisor of Music
Carriebelle E. Thayer
Northampton Inst.
Teacher of Drawing
Helen M. Allan
Mass. Normal Art. School
Boston Un:versity Bates College Hyannis Nor. School Framingham Normal Lowell Normal
Framingham Normal
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FINANCIAL REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Town Appropriation
$9,500.00
Unexpended Balance 513.71
From State Treasurer for High School 500.00
From State Treasurer for Superin- tendent 312.50
From State Treasurer Tuition of Children
40.50
From Gwendolyn Morse (Gift)
9.85
From Town Treasurer Interest on
Town School Fund
153.75
$11,030.31
EXPENSES OF GENERAL CONTROL School Committee
Allan A. Kingsbury
$35.00
Timothy F. Kennedy
35.00
Susan M. Clark
35.00
Susan M. Clark, Clerk
25.00
Wright and Potter, Printing
1.05
Alex. Allan, Record Book
2.50
Girl Scouts, Taking Census
5.00
Superintendent of Schools
Albert S. Ames $450.00
$588.55
EXPENSE OF INSTRUCTION Salaries of Teachers
High
$4,238.00
Elementary
3,462.90
$7,700.90
Text Books
High Elementary
Edward E. Babb and Co.
$22.80 $3.31
Benj. H. Sanborn Co. .10
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Riverdale Press D. C. Heath and Co.
7.18
12.50
$22.80
$23.09
Edward E. Babb and Co.
High $209.61
$292.77
Rogers Press
1.67
5.33
Leroy Phillips
2.55
Oliver Ditson Co.
5.79
Palmer Co.
3.42
C. C. Birchard and Co.
2.95
Ginn and Co.
4.86
D. C. Heath and Co.
.63
L. E. Knott Apparatus Co.
30.07
Geo. W. Southworth
17.75
Silver Burdette and Co.
2.48
Ralph W. Taylor
19.44
Boston Branch
1.15
Waldo A. Fitts
1.95
Edwin J. Keyon
3.60
C. F. Reed Express
8.48
Weilker's Express
1.57
Remington Typewriter, Adjust-
ing
$5.00
Royal Typewriter, Adjusting
6.00
$315.50
$311.57
$627.07
EXPENSE OF OPERATION Janitor Service
John Dyer Francis Mitchell
$819.00
10.00
Clyde Heard
68.00
$897.00
$45.89
Elementary
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Janitor Supplies
Edward E. Babb and Co.
$15.89
E. H. Abell 11.95
Waldo A. Fitts
1.73
F. R. Schools and Son 1
3.02
Louis B. Fairbanks
5.47
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R.
1.24
W. W. Preston Trucking and Labor
1.00
$40.30
Fuel
Blood Bros., Ralph Wheelock School $1,193.81
Blood Bros., Lowell Mason School 43.38
$1,237.19
Water
Medfield Water Co., for 1918
$80.00
$80.00
Expense of Maintenance
Medfield Plumbing Co. $7.26
Henry H. Clark, Glass and Setting 5.00
Allan A. Kingsbury, Stock and Labor 35.85
Edgar Kingsbury, Removing Ashes 10,00
Leon Ashley, Work at L. M. School 7.50
W. J. Hayward Work at R. W. School
5.00
Edison Light R. W. School 10.40
Louis B. Fairbanks, supplies
2.15
$83.16
EXPENSE OF AUXILIARY AGENCIES
Promotion of Health
Frank H. Clough $25.00
Dr. A. S. Beaseley, Jr. 5.00
$30.00
Transportation
H. W. Wood
$275.00
$275.00
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Summary
Expense of General Control
$588.55
Expense of Instruction
7,700.90
Text Books
45.89
Stationery, Supplies, etc.
627.07
Expense of Operation
897.00
Janitor Supplies
40.30
Expense of Maintenance
83.16
Fuel
1,237.19
Water
80.00
Auxiliary Agencies
305.00
$11,605.06
Expenditures Exceed Receipts
$574.75
Respectfully submitted,
SUSAN M. CLARK, Clerk of Committee.
The Town Clerk's record of the annual March meet- ing, shows the appropriation for Schools to be $9,000.00 together with the unexpended balance from 1917 of $513.71, and not $9,500.00 and unexpended balance as ap- pearing in this report. This makes the appropriation exceeded $1,074.75. This amount will have to stand for the reason the Assessors used $9,000.00 in making up the tax
levy. The larger part of the excess is accounted for by the loss of about $800.00 interest on State School Fund which has been paid the Town in December of each year, but owing to a change in the State Accounting, will not be available in the future until March. With the ex- ception above noted, the financial report of the Schools is correct.
L. W. WHEELER,
Accountant.
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TOWN WARRANT COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
NORFOLK, ss.
To either of the Constables of the Town of Medfield, in · said County, greeting:
In the name of the Commonwealth you are directed to notify and warn the inhabitants of the Town of Med- field, qualified to vote in elections and in town affairs, to meet at the Town Hall in said Medfield on Monday, the 3d day of March, A. D. 1919, at 6 o'clock in the morning, then and there to act on the following articles:
Article 1. To choose a moderator to preside at said meeting.
Article 2. To choose the following named town of- ficers, under the provisions of the Revised Statutes of 1907, namely: One Town Clerk, one Moderator, one Trea- surer, one Collector of Taxes, three Selectmen, three Con- stables, one Tree Warden, all for one year; one School Committee for three years, two Trustees of the Public Library for three years, one Cemetery Commissioner for three years, one Assessor for three years, one member of the Board of Health for three years, one Park Commission- er for three years
Also to vote on the following questions:
First-"Shall Chapter 807 of the Acts of 1913 being an act to provide for compensating laborers, workmen and mechanics for injuries sustained in public employment and to exempt from legal liability counties and municipal corporations which pay such compensation be accepted by the inhabitants of this town of Medfield?" The vote to be "Yes" or "No."
Second-Shall license be granted to sell intoxicating liquors in the town for the ensuing year? The vote to be "Yes" or "No." All the above to be voted for on one bal- lot. The polls to be opened at 6:15 o'clock in the forenoon and may close at two o'clock in the afternoon.
Article 3. To choose Fence Viewers, Field Drivers, and Pound Keeper.
Article 4. To see if the town will accept the reports of the several town officers for the past year.
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Article 5. To grant and appropriate such sums of money as may be necessary to defray the expenses of the town for the ensuing year.
Article 6. To see if the town will authorize the Trea- surer, with the approval of the Selectmen, to borrow money from time to time in anticipation of the revenue of the present municipal year to an amount not exceeding in the aggregate thirty thousand dollars, and to issue a note or notes therefor payable within one year, any debt or debts incurred under this vote to be paid from the rev- enue of the present municipal year.
Article 7. To determine in what manner the taxes shall be collected for the ensuing year, also determine what percentage shall be allowed the Collector for the ensuing year.
Article 8. To see if the town will authorize the Col- lector to use all such means in the collection of taxes as the Treasurer might if elected to that office.
Article 9. To see what compensation the town will allow the members of the Fire Department for the en- suing year.
Article 10. To see how much per hour the town will allow for work on the highways for the ensuing year, or do or act anything relating thereto.
Article 11. To see if the town will accept the fol- lowing named sums as perpetual trust funds for the care of lots in Vine Lake Cemetery, the interest thereof, or so much as may be necessary, to be used for said care: viz:
For care of John H. Pember lot $100.00
For care of J. Augustus Fitts lot 100.00
For care of Alonzo B. Parker lot 100.00
For care of John H. Gould lot 100.00
For care of Fisher-Bruce lot 100.00
For care of George E. Pettis lot 100.00
For care of Ellen B. Washburn lot 100.00
Article 12. To see what action the town will take in regard to the continuation of the "Survey of the town," grant and appropriate money therefor or do or act any- thing relating thereto.
Article 13. To see if the town will grant and ap- propriate money assessed by the County for the construc-
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tion of a Tuberculosis Hospital: said sum to be appropriated or borrowed as the town may decide.
Article 14. To see what action the town will take in regard to the unexpended balances and overdrafts now in the treasury.
Article 15. To see if the town will grant and appro- priate the sum of fifteen hundred dollars, to be used in conjunction with the State and County, for the purpose of finishing the re-surfacing and improving grade of High street to the Walpole line.
Article 16. To see if the town will vote to motorize the Fire Department and to use therefor the "Town Farm Fund" now in the treasury, grant and appropiate any ad- ditional sum that may be needed therefor, or do or act anything relating thereto.
Article 17. To see if the town will authorize the Se- lectmen to make arrangements with the Edison Electric Light Company to furnish lights every night, in place of the moonlight schedule now in operation and grant and ap- propriate such money as may be necessary for this pur- pose.
Article 18. To hear the report of the Selectmen and see what action the town will take in regard to the ac- ceptance of Vinald Road as a town way, grant and appro- priate money therefor or do or act anything relating thereto.
Article 19. To see if the town will vote to repair sidewalks on Pleasant street, or do or act anything relating thereto. (Petition)
Article 20. To see if the town will vote to install electric lights on Phillip street, Foundry street, and Mt. Nebo street, grant and appropriate money therefor or do or act anything relating thereto. (Petition)
Article 21. To see if the town will grant and ap- propriate the sum of three hundred dollars toward the support of a Visiting Nurse as authorized by the Acts of 1911, Chap. 72, Section 1, or do or act anything relating thereto. (Petition)
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Article 22. To see if the town will vote to elect, at the next annual meeting, one selectman to serve for one year, one selectman to serve for two years, one selectman to serve for three years, and thereafter one selectman to be chosen annually to serve for three years.
Article 23. To see if the town will vote to establish an electric light at the corner of Park and Oak streets or do or act anything relating thereto.
Article 24. To see if the town will vote to grant and appropriate the sum of $700 for the purpose of welcoming the returning soldiers, said sum to be expended under the direction of the committee already appointed.
Article 25. To hear and act on the reports of any committees appointed at previous meetings.
And you are directed to serve this warrant by post- ing an attested copy thereof, in the usual place for post- ing warrants in said Medfield, seven days at least before the time of holding said meeting.
Hereof fail not and make due return of this warrant with your doings thereon, unto the Town Clerk at the time and place of meeting aforesaid,
Given under our hands this 6th day of February, A. D. nineteen hundred and nineteen.
FRED A. SMITH, EDWIN S. MITCHELL, DANIELS HAMANT, Selectmen of Medfield.
269TH
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS
OF MEDFIELD, MASS.
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1919
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THE TRANSCRIPT PRESS, INCORPORATED DEDHAM, MASS.
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REPORT OF SELECTMEN
Town Officers for 1919
Moderator George L. L. Allen
Town Clerk Stillman J. Spear
Treasurer John H. Tuttle
Selectmen
Daniels Hamant
Frank E. Day
Nelson G. Tibbetts
Assessors
Edmond Bullard Albert C. Shumway, deceased M. Howard Blood Robert W. Baker
Term expires 1920 Term expires 1921
Term expires 1922
School Committee
Allan A. Kingsbury Timothy F. Kennedy Susan M. Clark
Term expires 1920 Term expires 1921 Term expires 1922
Trustees of Public Library
Frank H. Clough, M. D. Lewis K. Conant
Term expires 1920 Term expires 1920
Stillman J. Spear
Ellery C. Crocker
Nellie T. Keyou
James L. Atherton
Term expires 1921 Term expires 1921 Term expires 1922 Term expires 1922
Board of Health
Henry E. Young Sidney W. Stevens Richard M. Smalley
Term expires 1920 Term expires 1921 Term expires 1922
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Cemetery Commissioners
Albion C. Gilbert Joseph A. Roberts Daniels Hamant
Term expires 1920 Term expires 1921 Term expires 1922
Park Commissioners
Henry E. Young, Jr. R. W. Williams Davenport Brown
Term expires 1920 Term expires 1921
Term expires 1922
Tree Warden George L. L. Allen Pound Keeper George H. Sauer
Fence Viewers and Field Drivers
Joseph A. Mair
Frank J. Bell
H. Eustis Bent
Constables
Cornelius P. Mckeown B. Frank Rhoades
Levi C. Taylor
APPOINTMENTS BY THE SELECTMEN
Engineers of Fire Department
Allan A. Kingsbury
Nelson G. Tibbetts
Lawrence Dewar Registrars of Voters
Alexander Cole Alexander Allen Walter E. Morris
Term expires 1920 Term expires 1921 Term expires 1922
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Superintendent of Streets Collamer G. Bridge
Inspector of Animals George S. Cheney
Inspector of Provisions Joseph W. Curtis
Burial Agent Ellery C. Crocker
Police Officers
Cornelius P. Mckeown Thomas J. Cahill
Sealer of Weights and Measures Alden H. Wheeler
Measurer of Wood and Bark Alden H. Wheeler
Public Weighers
Frank R. Schools M. Howard Blood Elizabeth Howard H. Eustis Bent Robert F. Schools
Superintendent of Moth Work George L. L. Allen
Forest Warden Lawrence M. Dewar
Special Police
John Campbell William E. Mclaughlin Elmer E. Giles W. W. Robbins Edward Sheehan
P. J. Devine Charles W. Browning Morris Scannell Lawrence M. Dewar Michael English
Town Accountant
L. W. Wheeler
Term expires 1920
6 LIST OF JURORS AS PREPARED BY THE SELECTMEN
Edward Abell, Merchant, North Street Joseph E. Allen, Farmer, Bridge Street Robert W. Baker, Town Collector, North Street T. Fred Barney, Retired Straw Worker, South Street Frank J. Bell, Electrician, Oak Street Edward M. Bent, Postmaster, North Street Edgar S. Bissell, Machine Operator, North Street Melvin R. Blood, Electric Operator, Pound Street Alanson H. Clark, Farmer, South Street Elmer B. Codding, Machine Operator, South Street Wm. H. Everett, Straw Worker, Main Street Roy S. Hunt, Jeweler, South Street Herbert W. Hutson, Farmer, Harding Street John J. Kelly, Blacksmith, Miller Strect Christopher Kingsbury, Farmer, South Street Edward Sheehan, Painter, Pleasant Street Stillman J. Spear, Town Clerk, North Street Geo. Washburn, Retired Farmer, North Street
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SCHEDULE OF TOWN PROPERTY REAL ESTATE
Town House $35,000.00
Ralph Wheelock School
20 000.00
Lowell Mason School Library
2.,500.00
25,000.00
Land in Walpole
150.00
$82,650.00
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Town House, Furnishings & Equipment $1,200.00 Library, Furnishings and Equipment 4.000.00 Ralph Wheelock School, Furnishings and Equipment 6,800.00
Lowell Mason School, Furnishings and Equipment 500.00
Highway Department, Equipment
1,800.00
Forestry Department, Equipment
1,500.00
Fire Department, Equipment
8.000.00
Cemetery
100.00
Town Clock
150.00
$24,050.00 Detailed list of the personal property is on file with Selectmen.
INSURANCE EXPIRES 1921
Town House
$31,500.00
Library
22,500.00
Ralph Wheelock School
18,000.00
Lowell Mason School
2,250.00
Town Clock 100.00
$74,350.00
On contents of above buildings The policies cover "blanket" on all. Town Buildings and their contents.
$18,450.00
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BOILER INSURANCE
Ralph Wheelock School, Expires 1920 Town Hall Building, Expires 1923
$10,000.00 5,000.00
TOWN TRUST FUNDS
SCHOOL Held by Treasurer
Liberty Bonds
$1,550.00
Liberty Bond, (Class of 1917)
50.00
City of Portland, Oregon
1,000.00
City of Oshkosh, Wis.
1,000.00
$3,600.00
LIBRARY
Invested Through International Trust Co.
Charles Billings Fund
$5,000.00
George Cummings Fund
1.000.00
George M. Smith Fund
500.00
John M. Richardson Fund
500.00
Willard Harwood Fund
1,000.00
$8,000.00
CEMETERY FUNDS
Deposited in Savings Banks
$8,677.22
Liberty Bond, held by Treasurer 100.00
$8,777.22
PARK FUNDS
Deposited in Dedham Institution for Savings $1,014.19
$21,391.41 The Town Trust Funds are held as above stated. L. W. WHEELER, Accountant
REPORT OF INSPECTOR OF ANIMALS
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen: I hereby submit to you the report of my work for
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the past year. In January as usual I received orders from the Commissioner of Animal Industry to make a complete Inspection of all neat cattle, sheep, swine, and goats in town I visited 58 stables on this Inspection, in which are kept 390 cattle and 346 swine. On this in- spection I did not find any diseased cattle and most stables were very clean also cattle were kept very clean. In September a horse was shipped from out of state to this town and after I examined him and he seemed al- right I released him.
November 18, a horse was quarintined under suspicion of having glanders but after being examined by an agent of the department was released.
December 24, a rabid dog made his appearance in town biting three people and came in contact with four other dogs and one duck, the four dogs and one duck were were placed in quarintine.
Respectfully submitted, GEO. S. CHENEY, Inspector of Animals.
Medfield, Mass., Jan. 2, 1920.
REPORT OF INSPECTOR OF PROVISIONS
Medfield, Mass. Jan. 2, 1920.
To Honorable Board of Selectmen.
Town of Medfield, Mass.,
Gentlemen:
I have inspected 306 hogs and 4 cattle. I have made frequent inspections of stores and markets and places where meats and provisions were sold and found the quality good.
Yours respectfully, JOS. W. CURTIS,
Inspector of Slaughtering and Provisions.
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STATEMENT OF MEDFIELD WATER COMPANY June 30, 1919
Assets
Supply Property
$5,000.00
Pumping Plant
3.961.40
Distributing System
12,572.91
Cash on hand
2,349.42
Accounts Receivable
495.35
Liberty Bonds
200.00
Total Assets
$24,579.08
Liabilities
Capital Stock
$24 000.00
Surplus
579.08
Total Liabilities $24,579.08 MEDFIELD WATER COMPANY, EDWIN S. MITCHELL, Treasurer.
REPORT OF' SUPERINTENDENT OF STREETS.
General Highway Department
Appropriation including tarvia
$8,500.00
Received Excise Tax
376.87
Received Street Railway Tax
20.85
Sale of material
64.33
From private parties for labor
37.05
$8,999.10
Expended
Standard Contracting Co., crushed stone 242.46
Barrett Co., tarvia 2,422.83
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., freight charges 255.90
John Kelly, repairs 28.90
-$2,921.19
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A. G. Fraser, repairs 1.50
L. B. Fairbank, supplies
21.26
Blood Bros., coal and supplies
65.18
J. J. Lyons, supplies 12.25
Allan Kingsbury, sign boards and repairs 8.31
Lindahl & Johnson, sign boards
10.50
Alex. Allan, supplies .60
Adams & Bicknell, gas and repairs
6.30
Dewar's Garage, gas and supplies
8.95
Boston Branch, supplies
2.89
W. A. Fitts, supplies
10.34
E. H. Abell, supplies
5.00
Fred M. Smith, painting sign boards
10.00
$191.98
Paid for Gravel
Daniels Hamant
$55.20
Charles Schultz
23.90
Charles Wight
15.80
Henry Wood
4.20
George Cheney
3.70
George Hinckley
2.20
A. H. Aldrich
2.60
N. G. Tibbetts
1.00
Joseph Allen
2.88
Mrs. Danielson
.90
Peter Pederzini
:80
Philip Johnson
1.90
Moses Adams
.95
David Meany Estate
8.50
William Conrick
3.30
James Cavanaugh
1.40
Harwood Estate
38.85
$168.08
Paid for Team Hire
Blood Bros.
499.38
Charles Sawyer
160.12
Leon Ashley
59.00
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Frank Weiker
472.49
George Murray
293.13
Alanson Clark
105.50
Willard Newell
13.00
B. H. Smith
51.50
Edgar Kingsbury
265.72
C. G. Bridge
841.30
$2,771.14
Paid for Labor
Hollis Bullard
$232.25
Alvin Clark
12.25
Joe Dow
19.25
Joe Leeds
2.25
John Simons
6.00
A. Boothby
10.00
Charles Cox
36.75
William Hill
15.00
William Cox
8.50
Frank Barry
12.00
Jack Collins
52.50
Hiram Crusk
45.06
John McKinnon
53.38
Robert Owens
22.75
Joseph Marcionette
50.25
John Carter
155.75
William Hayward
27.19
K. Gould
116.00
G. Cornilla
174.50
Arthur Pierce
127.13
Peter Carter
103.00
M. Ryan
185.25
Bruce Wright
56.13
Arthur Luther
60.75
Frank Beavo
9.50
Robert Brock
9.50
Wesley Cole
329.81
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A. E. Manning
106.00
J. Ross
4.00
John Bradbury
6.00
Frank Farrone
2.00
Edgar Kingsbury
14.32
Frank Weiker
1.00
E. H. Eldridge, engineer 10.00
George Bibber, engineer
15.00
R. E. Lantz, care of lantern North St. 7.72
Boyd Roberts, care of lantern Spring St. 2.50
A. E. Manning, car fare from North Reading, flaging roller 3.00
Hollis Bullard, car fare from Wayland,
flaging roller .59
A. DeFrancesci 13.50
Tony Faldown 13.50
$2,131.83
B. H. Smith, Superintendent
14.00
C. G. Bridge, Superintendent 373.45
$ 387.45
Paid one-half expense of graveling on Hartford Street
$ 105.13
Total
$8,676.80
Unexpended balance
$ 322.30
HIGH STREET SPECIAL
Appropriation
$1,500.00
Received from State Highway 1,500.00
Received from County 1 500.00
Received from County, additional appro. 2.14.00
-
$4,714.00
Appropriation exceeded
214.27
Expended
Paid Clerk of Courts, filing petition $3.00
Allan A. Kingsbury, supplies and repairs 5.02
14
Hawkridge Bros., supplies and repairs 17.10
G. H. Sampson, supplies and repairs 6.19
Blood Bros., coal and supplies 96.87
J. J. Kelly, repairs 2.70
Barrett Co., tarvia
469.20
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., freight
2.58
$602.66
For team hire
Blood Bros.
548.04
C. W. Sawyer
438.00
Frank Weiker
376.04
James Cavanaugh
82.00
G. H. Murray
253.04
C. G. Bridge
67.66
A. H. Clark
24.00
$1,788.78
For labor
G. H. Bibber
122.50
Mike Ryan
265.25
James Cavanaugh
258.00
E. Cavanaugh
114.63
A. Woodman
8.00
H. Callow
4.00
Robert Brock
4.50
F. Brevo
22.75
Thos. Lally
22.75
Joseph Marcionette
25.00
Geo. Babcock
3.50
B. Gallocki
46.50
A. Romeo
4.50
M. Beccia
189.00
J. Philips
24.00
J. Moro
116.25
R. Megganolte
80.25
W. Cole
33.25
Bruce Wright
63.38
Thos. Canevola
61.00
15
J. Ferguson
26.00
A. Ferrone
91.00
F. Ferrone
63.25
W. E. Wilbur
63.25
W. Grace
29.10
C. W. Sawyer for extra men
13.00
A. Manning
8.00
$1,762.61
For gravel
Paid Harwood Estate
$54.90
Howard Adams
11.75
Daniel Turner
76.50
James Cavanaugh
75.75
Charles Wight
5.00
$223.90
Paid C. G. Bridge, Supt.
$36.53
C. W. Sawyer, Foreman -
399.00
U. S.Fidelity & Guaranty Co. for Liability Ins.
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