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The old line in South Street also, is in about the same con- dition as the North Street one and would have gone out of com- mission several years ago but for the help we gave it by con-
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necting the new 6-inch line in Oak Street with South Street in 1923.
We cannot safely recommend the proper size for new lines in either of these streets before the whole matter of a source of supply for the new system has been worked out by some com- petent engineer, adopted by the Town, and adequate tests have been made to settle the question of the necessary supply for fire purposes. The test we gave our present supply, in October, 1924, by pumping 200 gallons per minute for 56 hours, while the inside of the tank was being painted, would appear to indicate that our present source of supply would take care of the domestic needs, but did not indicate or prove that our location would supply at least 1000 gallons per minute, which would be required, for several hours, in the event of a large fire.
Another locality which is depending upon the above decision, is East Main Street, where permanent main piping certainly should be laid before the new type of road construction reaches the settled part of the town, which is liable to be during 1929.
The Water Commissioners feel very strongly that the ques- tion of the source of supply for the Permanent System, and the details, should be settled, and accepted by the Town right away, in order that all future work, whether it is done in sec- tions or the whole system undertaken at one time, may be done without the risk of making some very expensive mistakes.
Before making up our Budget for 1929, we consulted the Selectmen and have agreed to have the Town Treasurer pay the Water Notes and interest from the water rates we turn in to him, without providing for those items in the Water De- partment appropriation.
In order to meet the remaining items of the budget we ask for an appropriation of $3300.00.
Pumping Record
January 1, 1928 to January 1, 1929
January
Gallons per Week
Gallons per Day
1st week
525,326
75,046
2nd week. 480,356
68,622
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3rd week
515,757
73,679
4th week.
515,282
73,612
Total for January. ...
2,280,153
Average per day. 73,553
February
5th week
563,392
80,484
6th week
531,546
75,949
7th week.
515,871
73,696
8th week.
559,589
79,941
Total for February ..
2,252,658
Average per day.
77,678
March
9th week
573,814
82,259
10th week.
582,790
83,256
11th week.
517,486
73,926
12th week.
493,160
70,451
Total for March
2,322,605
Average per day.
.74,923
April
13th week.
478,947
68,421
14th week.
501,840
70,263
15th week.
543,584
77,655
16th week.
547,004
78,143
17th week.
536,358
76,622
Total for April
2,293,793
Average per day.
.76,460
May
18th week.
537,837
76,834
19th week.
523,615
74,802
20th week.
541,610
77,373
21st week
523,571
74,796
Total for May
2,339,786
Average per day.
.75,477
June
22nd week.
522,074
74,582
23rd week.
520,232
74,319
24th week.
561,764
80,252
25th week.
513,183
73,312
Total for June
2,275,345
Average per day
... 75,845
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July
26th week.
536,252
78,036
27th week.
527,736
75,391
28th week.
572,550
81,793
29th week.
585,376
83,625
30th week.
508,329
72,618
Total for July
2,542,436
Average per day.
82,014
August
31st week
602,272
86,039
32nd week.
614,348
87,764
33rd week.
612,034
87,433
34th week.
556,310
79,473
Total for August.
2,556,778
Average per day.
.82,477
September
35th week.
550,031
78,576
36th week.
535,540
76,506
37th week.
534,378
76,339
38th week.
556,575
79,511
39th week.
540,364
77,195
Total for September
2,324,573
Average per day
77,486
October
40th week.
556,013
79,430
41st week.
591,252
84,465
42nd week.
595,886
85,126
43rd week.
560,333
80,048
Total for October ....
2,481,550
Average per day.
.80,050
November
44th week
545,059
77,866
45th week.
540,898
77,271
46th week.
576,443
82,320
47th week
550,178
78,597
Total for November .... 2,359,855
Average per day
78,662
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December
48th week.
552,335
78,905
49th week
494,902
70,700
50th week.
497,147
71,021
51st week
526,479
75,211
52nd week.
640,223
71,136
Total for December
2,255,699
Average per day. 72,764
Total gallons for 1928, 28,285,231.
Average gallons per day, 77,282.
Heaviest day in 1928, July 19, 104,625 gallons.
Lightest day in 1928, July 23, 56,137 gallons.
FINANCIAL REPORT OF WATER DEPARTMENT
Receipts
From water bills rendered
June 1, 1927 $ 11.34
From water bills rendered December 1, 1927
838.90
Balance due $ 831.24
Additional
15.00
Abated.
7.34
$ 838.90
Commitment of bills ren- dered June 1, 1928.
2,520.28
Collected.
$2,363.78
2,363.78
Uncollected.
138.50
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Abated.
18.00
$2,520.28
Commitment of bills ren- dered December 1, 1928
2,926.59
Collected.
$1,762.92
1,762.92
Uncollected.
1,153.67
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Abated
$
10.00
$2,926.59
For new services, renewals and repairs.
741.68
Uncollected,
$
153.65
Total collected. $5,718.62
Appropriation.
$7,000.00
Expended
Salaries of Commissioners. $ 150.00
M. E. Griffin, Water Registrar
100.00
Printing, stationery, postage and tele- phones
10.70
Filing Cabinet.
17.20
Water Notes
3,000.00
Interest on Water Notes
425.00
$3,702.90
Paid for Tools
Ira F. Penniman.
$ 15.00
Sumner & Dunbar Co
14.50
W. A. Gilbert.
5.65
W. K. Gilmore & Son, Inc.
3.50
Walworth Co.
2.40
Vye-Neill Co.
2.61
$ 43.66
Pumping Station
Fuel, Light and Power
Edison Electric Ill. Co., power
$ 493.74
Blood Bros., coal.
16.00
W. K. Gilmore & Son, Inc.
24.80
Engineers
A. H. Wheeler.
$ 336.50
Ira F. Penniman
32.50
$ 534.54
$ 369.00
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Repairs at Pumping Station
Labor
A. H. Wheeler. $ 24.90
Ira F. Penniman .75
J. Roger Mitchell
3.00
James F. Clark
2.00
Arthur Luther
14.40
$ 45.05
Materials
Kimball, Harrington & Os-
borne, oil.
$ 25.14
Garlock Packing Co.
8.11
Chandler & Farquhar Co ...
6.46
W. A. Fitts.
2.40
Weiker's Express.
2.00
Bert Nowell
2.00
J. P. McCarthy
1.25
$ 47.36
R. O. Leonard Co., contract-Repairs on water tank and structure. $ 95.00
Total labor and materials at pumping Station
$
187.41
New Services, Renewals and Repairs
Labor
A. H. Wheeler $ 278.25
Ira F. Penniman 69.00
Arthur Luther
244.80
J. Roger Mitchell.
233.70
Jos. J. McDermott.
78.00
Robert Grier
27.90
William Cox.
24.30
C. E. Simpson and Son
15.75
M. Ryan.
9.60
Edwin F. Penniman.
9.00
Dana Weiker
6.60
Harry Dewar.
4.20
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Daniel Haley
$ 4.20
C. P. McKeown
3.90
Elwin Chick.
2.70
H. W. Wight.
2.40
Joseph Grogan.
2.40
Wm. J. Hayward.
2.00
James P. Tubridy
1.50
Geo. L. Brent.
1.20
$1,021.40
Materials
Cement Lined Pipe Co
$ 189.22
Walworth Co
121.20
Sumner & Dunbar
79.62
Thompson-Durkee Co.
60.86
Red Hed Mfg. Co
31.60
Weiker's Express.
21.95
Town of Millis.
20.45
Chadwick-Boston Lead Co.
17.00
Wm. D. Gilbert, truck
13.88
J. P. McCarthy
13.86
C. E. Simpson & Son
11.25
W. A. Fitts.
8.95
Ira F. Penniman, truck
8.76
W. S. Darley & Co
4.96
Boston Branch.
3.00
F. C. Chick, truck.
2.35
W. K. Gilmore & Son, Inc., truck.
2.00
Q. P. Signal Co
2.23
Wm. J. Hayward.
1.40
N. Y., N. H. & H. R.R.
.50
-
$ 615.04
Labor and materials, new services, re- newals and repairs.
$1,636.44
Total expended.
$6,473.95
Unexpended balance.
526.05
$7,000.00
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Frairy Street, Water Pipe Extension 966 Feet 6-inch Cast Iron
Appropriation $2,100.00
Paid for Labor
L. P. Federico & R. Susi Co., contract .. $ 685.04
A. H. Wheeler $ 36.05
J. Roger Mitchell
4.20
Villa P. Bailey
1.50
F. D. McCarthy, legal
services.
5.00
$
46.75
Paid for Materials
Donaldson Iron Co., pipe ..
$
546.10
Builders Iron Foundry, fittings. $ 45.48
N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R.
87.57
Walworth Co. 82.81
Red Hed Mfg. Co. 8.00
W. L. Coulter.
1.50
Blood Bros., trucking
1.00
Total for labor and materials. $1,504.25 Unexpended balance. 595.75
$
226.36
$2,100.00
Correct:
W. E. GARDNER, Accountant.
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SEWER DEPARTMENT
Sanitary Sewers
There were no very expensive stoppages in the main sewers during the past season, which left a little larger balance for use on the Beds, than we had in 1927.
On September 1, the 6-inch sewer connecting Mitchell Street with Cottage Street stopped entirely. On November 8 when we made a general inspection trip, found the North Street sewer, in front of Jacob Bruce's house stopped but had not backed up into the houses-cause appeared to be tree roots.
Sewer Beds
The regular routine of caring for the beds through the warm weather, was followed, and just before furrowing them for the winter, we were able to haul 100 single cart loads of sand into the lowest places, which improved the general condition a good deal.
We ask for an appropriation of $900.00 for 1929.
FINANCIAL REPORT OF SEWER DEPARTMENT
Appropriation.
$900.00
Sanitary Sewers
Paid for Labor
A. H. Wheeler
$ 13.30
Arthur Luther
15.00
J. Roger Mitchell
3.00
Geo. Wiggin. 3.00
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Villa P. Bailey $ .50
Ira F. Penniman, trucking
1.25
$ 36.05
Paid for Labor
A. H. Wheeler 9.10
Total for Sanitary Sewers $ 45.15
Sewer Beds
Paid for Labor
Ira F. Penniman.
$ 44.00
A. H. Wheeler 26.70
Arthur Luther
365.40
J. Roger Mitchell
133.80
Geo. Wiggin.
75.60
Dana Weiker
9.60
Earl Sullivan
9.00
Jos. J. McDermott.
6.60
Joseph Grogan.
2.40
Robert Grier.
1.20
$674.30
Paid for Trucks and Teams, etc.
Gemi Catenacci.
$126.00
C. G. Bridge.
35.35
Bert Nowell
1.00
Ira F. Penniman, truck.
.50
$162.85
W. E. Wilbur, gravel.
$ 15.00
J. P. McCarthy, repairs.
2.55
$ 17.55
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Total labor and materials for Sewer Beds ....
$854.70
Total for Sewer Department.
$899.85
Unexpended balance.
.15
$900.00
Sewer in Dale and Adams Streets
Appropriation for completing ............. ..
$600.00
Paid for Labor and Materials
L. P. Federico and R. Susi Co., balance of contract ..
$481.05
Wm. J. Hayward.
25.77
E. Worthington.
30.00
Paid for labor and materials
$536.82
Unexpended balance.
63.18
$600.00
ALDEN H. WHEELER, IRA F. PENNIMAN, MICHAEL E. GRIFFIN, Water and Sewerage Board
Correct: W. E. GARDNER, Accountant.
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LIBRARY REPORT
To the Board of Selectmen, the Trustees of the Memorial Public Library respectfully submit the following report for the year 1928 :
The organization remains as in previous years with Mr. Crocker chairman.
There have been added to the library 224 books. Of that number seventy-five are fiction, fifty-nine non-fiction, sixty-two juvenile and twenty-eight gifts of used books.
There are on the tables about forty periodicals, several of them being annual gifts. To the donors of books and periodi- cals we express our thanks.
The circulation of books exclusive of magazines was 13,928, a slight decrease from the previous year, which is accounted for by the removal from town of several families who were con- stant patrons.
The fines collected and turned over to the town treasurer amounted to $84.00. As in recent years, all fine money reverts to the town funds, instead of to the Library, where the trustees and many of the townspeople feel that it rightfully belongs. We are asking an addition of $100 to the regular appropriation, or sufficient to cover the amount of fines. Therefore we recom- mend that the sum of $1850.00 which includes the dog tax, be appropriated for the maintenance of the Library for the year 1929.
NELLIE T. KEYOU,
Secretary.
FINANCIAL REPORT OF LIBRARY
Appropriation, including Dog Tax. $1,750.00
Interest on Library Trust Funds. 234.42
$1,984.42
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Paid
Mrs. C. A. Emery, Librarian. $479.12
Dorothy E. Smith, Assistant Librarian 203.00
$ 682.12
Geo. L. Bent, janitor.
468.00
Blood Bros., fuel.
295.00
Edison Elec. Ill. Co., lights.
107.50
Town of Medfield, water
15.00
Geo. L. Bent, ash removal.
5.00
Dura Binding Co., binding
48.00
Mrs. G. L. Miller, binding
1.80
Geo. L. Bent, repairs.
2.35
Geo. L. Bent, supplies
2.44
Mrs. C. A. Emery, postage and supplies ..
13.00
Gaylor Bros., printing.
19.15
Books and Magazines
Geo. L. Hall
$ 54.30
American Library Ass'n.
2.00
The Baker and Taylor Co
212.48
National Geographic Society
3.00
Benj. H. Sanborn.
13.59
Dodd, Mead & Co.
6.10
Ginn & Co.
7.50
H. W. Wilson Co.
7.70
$ 306.67
$1,966.03
Unexpended balance.
18.39
$1,984.42
Correct:
ยท
W. E. GARDNER,
Accountant.
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SCHEDULE OF TOWN PROPERTY
Real Estate
Town House.
$100,000.00
Library
25,000.00
Ralph Wheelock School
25,000.00
Hannah Adams Pfaff School
75,000.00
Lowell Mason School
2,500.00
Land in Walpole.
150.00
Water Department, 16 acres.
1,300.00
Water Department, Pumping
Station.
1,250.00
Water Department, Spring House ....
150.00
Town Storehouse
3,000.00
$233,350.00
Personal Property
Town House, furnishings and equip- ment
$ 4,000.00
Library, furnishings and equipment
4,000.00
Ralph Wheelock School, furnishings and equipment ..
4,000.00
Hannah Adams Pfaff School, fur- nishings and equipment.
5,500.00
Town Clock.
150.00
Highway Department, equipment ..
6,068.06
Forestry Department, equipment ....
962.00
Fire Department, equipment ..
8,679.50
Water Department, equipment.
26,248.65
Cemetery Department, equipment ..
100.00
Sewer Department, equipment.
152.75
$ 59,860.96
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Insurance Expires, April 1, 1930
Town House
$ 80,000.00
Hannah Adams Pfaff School.
60,000.00
Ralph Wheelock School
20,000.00
Library.
20,000.00
Lowell Mason School
2,000.00
Town Clock.
100.00
Pumping Station.
1,000.00
Town Storehouse.
2,400.00
On contents of above buildings ........
$185,500.00 38,200.00
All companies participate pro rata in any loss on town build- ings or their contents.
Boiler Insurance
Ralph Wheelock School
Hannah Adams Pfaff School expires April 1, 1930 $ 10,000.00 Town House
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TOWN TRUST FUNDS
School
Held by Treasurer
City of Portland, Oregon, Bond
$ 1,000.00
Ohio Power Co. Bond.
1,000.00
Dedham Institution for Savings
1,644.26
$ 3,644.26
Library
Invested Through First National Bank of Boston
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 Trust Fund
Deposited in Savings Banks.
$16,346.05
Total
28,010.31
DANIELS HAMANT, Treasurer.
The Town Trust Funds, amounting to $28,010.31, are held as above stated.
W. E. GARDNER, Accountant.
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CEMETERY TRUST FUNDS
Name of Fund
Original Fund
Interest for 1928
Balance from 1927
Balance to Credit Expended of Fund
North End Savings Bank
Moses F. Clark
$ 100.00
$ 4.55
$ 100.27
$ 4.50
$ 100.32
Orion Wight
200.00
9.53
209.29
9.00
209.82
Samuel Ellis
100.00
4.55
100.27
4.50
100.32
Francis E. Donlan
50.00
2.27
50.16
2.25
50.18
Francis E. Mason
200.00
9.37
206.00
9.00
206.37
Moses Bullard
200.00
9.11
200.53
9.00
200.64
Soldiers' Lot
700.00
32.36
711.98
31.50
712.84
John Sullivan
50.00
2.27
50.16
2.25
50.18
Francis S. Wight
100.00
4.55
100.27
4.50
100.32
Henry J. Dunn
100.00
4.55
100.27
4.50
100.32
Noah Allen
100.00
4.55
100.27
4.50
100.32
William Crane
50.00
2.27
50.16
2.25
50.18
James T. Allen
100.00
4.55
100.27
4.50
100.32
George H. Wight
100.00
4.55
100.27
4.50
100.32
William Salisbury
100.00
4.55
100.27
4.50
100.32
John Balch
100.00
4.55
100.27
4.50
100.32
John B. Coombs
50.00
2.27
50.16
2.25
50.18
James W. P. Dyer
50.00
2.27
50.16
2.25
50.18
Charles J. Sawyer
200.00
9.11
200.53
9.00
200.64
Daniel S. Wheeler
100.00
4.55
100.27
4.50
100.32
Edmund Bullard
50.00
2.27
50.16
2.25
50.18
John M. Richardson
500.00
22.79
501.19
22.50
501.48
Susan I. Woods
100.00
4.55
100.27
4.50
100.32
Alice O. Sewall
200.00
9.11
200.53
9.00
200.64
Edmund L. Chenery
100.00
4.55
100.27
4.50
100.32
Baxter Lot
300.00
13.66
300.89
13.50
301.05
John Schools
50.00
2.27
50.16
2.25
50.18
Susan B. Ware
50.00
2.27
50.16
2.25
50.18
Washburn Lot
100.00
4.55
100.27
4.50
100.32
Joseph A. Allen
100.00
4.55
100.27
4.50
100.32
C. M. Clark
150.00
6.81
150.41
6.75
150.47
John H. Gould
100.00
4.55
100.27
4.50
100.32
Bruce and Fisher Lot
100.00
4.55
100.27
4.50
100.32
John H. Pember
100.00
4.55
100.27
4.50
100.32
J. Augustus Fitts
100.00
4.55
100.27
4.50
100.32
George E. Pettis
100.00
4.55
100.27
4.50
100.32
Sarah G. Shumway
100.00
4.55
100.27
4.50
100.32
E. V. Mitchell
500.00
22.79
501.46
22.50
501.75
George Emerson
100.00
4.55
100.27
4.50
100.32
Amelia Everett
100.00
4.55
100.27
4.50
100.32
F. Sablome
100.00
4.55
100.28
4.50
100.33
Oliver A. Clark
100.00
4.55
100.28
4.50
100.33
E. P. Tucker
100.00
4.55
100.28
4.50
100.33
Emma Rhodes
100.00
4.55
100.28
4.50
100.33
A. C. Shumway
150.00
6.81
150.41
6.75
150.47
Benjamin Chenery
100.00
4.55
100.28
4.50
100.33
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Interest Balance
Balance to Credit
Name of Fund
Original Fund
for 1928
from 1927
Expended of Fund
Keyes-Gilley
$ 100.00 100.00
4.55
100.28
4.50
100.33
Seth Maker
100.00
4.55
100.28
4.50
100.33
Obed Hartshorn and Spear
200.00
9.11
200.52
9.00
200.63
George Morrill
100.00
4.55
100.28
4.50
100.33
N. A. Stone
50.00
2.27
50.16
2.25
50.18
Henry Wight
100.00
4.55
100.28
4.50
100.33
Clara Howard
150.00
6.81
150.41
6.75
150.47
$7,300.00
$333.40
$7,344.33
$328.50
$7,349.23
Dedham Institution for Savings
James Hewins
$ 200.00
$ 10.13
$ 200.27
$ 10.13
$ 200.27
Caleb Ellis
100.00
5.11
101.02
5.11
101.02
Sabin Smith
100.00
5.11
101.02
5.11
101.02
William S. Tilden
200.00
10.23
202.12
10.23
202.12
Moses Ellis
200.00
10.23
202.12
10.23
202.12
Joseph Breck
100.00
5.11
101.02
5.11
101.02
Mary F. Ellis
100.00
5.11
101.02
5.11
101.02
Mary T. Derby
100.00
5.11
101.02
5.11
101.02
George M. Smith
100.00
5.11
101.02
5.11
101,02
George F. Miller
50.00
2.53
50.50
2.53
50.50
Langley Lot
200.00
10.23
202.12
10.23
202.12
Grant-Newell
100.00
5.11
101.03
5.11
101.03
James Griffin
50.00
2.53
50.50
2.53
50.50
Walter Janes
50.00
2.53
50.50
2.53
50.50
Jeremiah B. Hale
100.00
5.11
101.03
5.11
101.03
Martha M. Mason
100.00
5.11
101.03
5.11
101.03
George H. Shumway
200.00
10.23
202.12
10.23
202.12
Edward Alward
100.00
5.11
101.03
5.11
101.03
Isaac White
100.00
5.11
101.03
5.11
101.03
J. V. Morang
100.00
5.11
101.03
5.11
101.03
G. D. Hamant
100.00
5.11
101.03
5.11
101.03
Lucius Houghton
100.00
5.11
101.03
5.11
101.03
Alex Ogilvie
100.00
5.11
101.03
5.11
101.03
Bishop-Hartshorn
450.00
23.00
454.86
23.00
454.86
Pattee-Turner
100.00
5.11
101.03
5.11
101.03
Henry Parker
100.00
5.11
101.03
5.11
101.03
William Ryan
300.00
15.33
303.19
15.33
303.19
Wesley Balch
100.00
5.11
101.03
5.11
101.03
A. B. Parker
100.00
5.11
101.03
5.11
101.03
Dr. Saunders
50.00
2.53
50.50
2.53
50.50
William Guild
100.00
5.11
101.03
5.11
101.03
Seth Chenery
100.00
5.11
101.03
5.11
101.03
Moses Johnson
100.00
5.11
101.03
5.11
101.03
Samuel Johnson
100.00
5.11
101.03
5.11
101.03
George Chick
100.00
5.11
101.03
5.11
101.03
Mrs. Selwyn Clark
100.00
5.08
100.58
5.08
100.58
Cora B. Simpson
100.00
5.08
100.58
5.08
100.58
The Perry Lot
100.00
5.08
100.58
5.08
100.58
Saarm- Kennedy
100.00
5.08
100.58
5.08
100.58
Braman-Briggs
100.00
5.08
100.58
5.08
100.58
$ 4.55
$ 100.28
4.50
$ 100.33
Albion C. Gilbert
65
Balance to Credit
Name of Fund
Original Fund
Interest for 1928
Balance from 1927
Expended of Fund
Nathaniel Fairbanks
$ 100.00
$ 5.08
$ 100.58
$ 5.08
$ 100.58
Walter Wiswell
100.00
5.08
100.60
5.08
100.60
Samuel Ellis, No. 1
100.00
5.05
100.05
5.05
100.05
George Ellis, No. 1
100.00
5.05
100.05
5.05
100.05
Hutson-Smith
100.00
5.05
100.05
5.05
100.05
John G. Hutson
150.00
7.58
150.07
7.58
150.07
Wales-Plympton
100.00
5.05
100.05
5.05
100.05
Mary A. Hotville
100.00
5.05
100.05
5.05
100.05
Margaret T. Bearse
100.00
5.05
100.18
5.05
100.18
Giles-Lord
100.00
5.05
100.30
5.05
100.30
William Conrick
100.00
5.05
100.18
5.05
100.18
Bennett Wilson
200.00
10.13
200.09
10.13
200.09
Tyler Thayer
300.00
15.18
300.49
15.18
300.49
Sprague Lot
100.00
5.05
100.00
5.05
100.00
Thomas F. Barney
200.00
10.13
200.00
10.13
200.00
Charles Wight
100.00
5.13
101.50
5.13
101.50
Amos W. Shumway
150.00
7.66
151.69
7.66
151.69
Nathan Fisher
100.00
3.33
3.33
100.00
Cyrus J. Cook
100.00
2.50
2.50
100.00
$7,250.00
$364.79
$7,102.29
$364.79
$7,302.29
Home Savings Bank
Nancy H. Curtis
$ 50.00
$ 2.48
$ 53.20
$ 2.25
$ 53.43
Mary M. Phelps
50.00
2.48
53.20
2.25
53.43
Eliza E. Williams
475.00
23.08
504.70
21.37
506.41
George C. Davis
100.00
4.92
106.30
4.50
106.72
Daniel D. Curtis
500.00
24.31
546.05
22.50
547.86
Joseph Clark
100.00
4.92
106.30
4.50
106.72
Ellen Wood
300.00
14.63
318.83
13.50
319.96
$1,575.00
$ 76.82
$1,688.58
$ 70.87
$1,694.53
66
TAX COLLECTOR'S REPORT
Amos C. Kingsbury in Account with the Town of Medfield
1926 Tax Account
Dr.
Cr.
Unpaid taxes
$ 955.55
Paid Treasurer
$ 968.12
Interest
83.51
Abatements
70.94
$ 1,039.06
$ 1,039.06
1927 Tax Account
Dr.
Cr.
Unpaid taxes
$12,118.18
Paid to Treasurer
$10,470.96
Interest
311.43
Abatements
571.73
Delinquent list
1,386.92
$12,429.61
$12,429.61
1928 Tax Account
Dr.
Cr.
Committment.
$86,638.52
Turned in to Treasurer
$76,975.09
December assessment ..
13.77
Abatements.
524.45
Interest collected
151.19
Delinquent list.
9,305.94
Extra poll
2.00
$86,805.48
$86,805.48
Dale Street Sewer Assessment
December 20, 1928 committment. $525.96
Uncollected
$525.96
Adams Street Sewer Assessment
December 20, 1928 committment. $578.96
Uncollected
... $578.96 AMOS C. KINGSBURY, Collector.
Correct:
W. E. GARDNER, Accountant.
67
1927 Delinquent List
Bacon, Wm. C.
$ 10.25
Peterson, Dorian R.
6.13
Baird, Philip
18.88
Pries, Frederick
2.81
Baker, Melville.
14.94
Roberts, Joseph, bal.
93.81
Callahan, Mary, bal
25.28
Stevens, William
13.25
Currier, Geo. W.
5.63
Sunderland, Cecil
7.13
Evans, Ernest
1.38
Thompson, Nellie B.
58.46
Foley, Patrick J.
5.75
Tibbetts, Nelson G., bal. Sulivan, Daniel
4.80
Hayman, Helen S.
33.78
Wilson, William A., bal.
478.70
Hennahane, James.
10.63
Boni, Romeo, bal.
10.25
Hodgdon, Lucy, bal
84.29
Adams, Edward
12.20
Iaffolia, Antonio
65.75
Clark, Lalia
7.52
Keane, Bert J.
4.8
Cole, Charles D. M.
4.50
Hutchinson, Guy
2.00
Fearing, Richmond
18.75
Kelly, Marion R.
52.13
Gay, Jessie
1.13
Lyons, John
8.00
Green, Elizabeth
3.38
Manning, Geo. M.
4.13
Holland, Frank
3.75
McDonald, Doris.
8.25
Polganskie, John
1.88
McDonald, Geo. E.
12.75
Mitchell, Blanche
3.66
McDowell, Eleanor
2.81
Walley, Gertrude.
3.38
Mills, Melville
4.80
De Le Etoile, Wilfred
2.25
Mills, Volney, bal
21.80
Polls uncollectable.
20.00
Murray, Aurie L., bal.
59.15
$1,386.92
1928 Delinquent List
Closed as January 1, 1929
Amelotte, Alfred J.
$ 6.43
Gordon, Mary I.
$ 100.50
Bean, Guy W
7.66
Grenier, Gerard
5.18
Bent, Eustis.
35.66
Hale, Irene
19.28
Berry, Roy M.
3.98
Hamant, Daniels, et al ..
300.88
Blanchard, Ralph E.
115.20
Hamrock, John J.
45.90
Blanchard, Wm. S.
1.54
Hardy, Geo. W., et al
144.27
Bravo, Balamo
99.44
Hardie, Geo. R.
1.99
Burr, Herbert
5.17
Hayman, Ernest L.
5.80
Cahill, John
65.80
Hayman, ITelen S.
32.15
Caine, Balfour & Edith ..
92.55
Hodgdon, Elza E.
7.96
Callahan, Mary
35.50
Hodgdon, Lucy M.
148.26
Catenacci, Gemi
120.25
Iaffolia, Antonio
58.14
Catenacci, Wm.
1.54
Kellerher, Michael
38.86
Clark, Henry H.
100.06
Kelley, Charlotte C.
96.68
Clark, Otis L. Milford.
2.76
Kelley, Geo. F.
999.68
Cox, John W
7.04
King, Burt P
12.54
Crooker, Stephen B.
121.95
Lanson, Fred
1.54
Currier, Geo. W
4.58
Lincoln Henry W.
30.60
Dailey, Alfreda M.
153.00
Mack, William
1.54
Dixon, Walter
15.92
Mccullough, Robert
341.20
Evan, Ernest.
1.54
McCarthy, John
3.98
Garfield, Chester
29.09
McDonald, Frank
3.06
Gavin, John
3.36
McLean, Duncan.
2.14
Gay, Geo. F.
2.15
Medfield Garage, former
Gilbert, Amos
22.05
owners.
14.70
159.05
Garfield, Chester, bal.
12.94
68
1928 Delinquent List-Continued
Mills, Volney B.
$ 61.20
Powell, Frances
$ 59.70
Mills, Melville J
3.36
Ricker, Emma P., est. 45.00
Palumbo, Antonietta
162.94
Peckham, Howard 15.66
Paquette, Geo. A.
3.36
Wilkins, Bertha K., et al
132.40
Parker, Julia B.
342.25
Haywood, Lysander.
26.81
Pierce, Marion G.
260.85
December assessments.
13.77
Pettigrew, Roy.
1.54
Polls
198.00
Platt, Fannie and Ruth.
138.76
Plimpton, Chas.
1.54
Balance Total
$1,219.32
Non-Residents
Adams, Edward
$ 9.95
Am. Porpoise Lace Co ... 15.30
Capaul, Agnes
91.80
Tibbetts, Nelson G
485.13
Capaul, Edw.
6.12
Travers, Frank L., et al ..
89.80
Cassidy, Geo.
6.58
Van Horn, F. Courtlandt
273.80
Cole, Chas. D. M.
3.68
Washburr, Geo. T.
29.38
De Le Etoile, Wilfred
1.84
Washburn, Elizabeth
139.24
Dudley, Samuel
1.67
Weiker, Margaret
8.25
Fealey, Michael
21.42
Weiker, William F.
150.85
Gay, Jessie L.
1.54
Werner, Otto
36.40
Graves, Geo. M., tr.
270.18
Wheelwright, Ruth M.
529.38
Hollis, Mrs. Jas. E.
100.99
Wilbur, Walter E.
91.82
Houdlett, Florence.
125.76
Williams, David C.
59.67
Hughes, Leon D
70.38
Williams, John
3.06
Morey, Emily J.
4.58
Wilson, Wm. A.
427.80
Murray, Aurie L.
52.36
Woodward, Arthur
2.15
Polzanski, John and
Mary 1.54
Shepardson, Mary
.62
Temperley, L. R., et al ..
9.19
Thrasher, Geo. C.
5.19
Wade, Fred and Ethel
10.10
Walley, Gertrude. 2.76
Virginia
$ 81.33
Brennan, Elizabeth 50.54
Harwood, Willard, est ...
317.47
Johnson, Alice T.
87.02
Mitchell, Harold
191.62
Grand Total
$9,305.94
Quinn, George
1.54
Richter, Otto
240.68
Roberts, Clayton
7.96
Roberts, Joseph
209.96
Thompson, Nellie B
39.35
Resident Total $7,273.07
Balance Accounts
Baker, Melville and
Non-Resident Total $ 813.55
MONEY BORROWED BY THE TREASURER-JANUARY 1, 1928 TO MAY 31, 1928
Date Mar. 20
April 24
Purpose Anticipation of Taxes Anticipation of Taxes
Amount
Rate of Interest
Date of Maturity
Borrowed from
$10,000.00
3.71%
Nov. 9th
First National Bank of Boston
20,000.00
3.82%
Nov. 20th
E. H. Rollins and Sons LEWIS K. CONANT, Treasurer.
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