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One wild dog who was raiding chicken coops. was shot and killed.
Respectfully submitted, COLEMAN J. HOGAN,
Dog Officer.
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FINANCIAL REPORT POLICE DEPARTMENT
$4,000.00
Appropriation
Paid Officers
C. J. Hogan
$2,080.00
W. J. Kelley
181.00
F. C. Chick
68.50
A. V. Kennedy
65.00
Fred Dyer
65.00
$2,459.50
Traffic Officers
F. C. Chick
345.00
W. J. Kelley
57.00
Fred H. Dyer
51.00
A. V. Kennedy
42.00
495.00
Extra Detail
C. J. Hogan
2.00
W. J. Kelly
2.00
A. V. Kennedy
2.00
F. C. Chick
2.00
F. H. Dyer
2.00
George Miller
10.00
Horace Hanson
10.00
Daniel Hinkley
10.00
Joseph Mair
10.00
John Morgan
10.00
Isaac Pederson
10.00
Harry Dewar
4.50
74,50
Court Attendance
C. J. Hogan
60.00
W. J. Kelly
2.00
62.00
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Lockup Keeper
W. J. Kelly
12.00
C. J. Hogan
3.00
: F. H. Dyer
2.50
F. C. Chick
2.00
Gas and Oil
F. D. Kennedy
68.29
Medfield Garage
26.11
Repairs
Medfield Garage
33.51
Walker-Indian Co.
18.93
Carpenter Mfg. Co.
14.68
F. D. Kennedy
4.25
Weiker's Express
4.00
J. P. McCarthy
1.75
F. A. Hartshorn
1.50
Supplies
Metropolitan Linen Supply Co. $ 13.00
F. D. Kennedy 7.67
Medfield News Co.
6.30
Medfield Garage
2.90
C. J. Hogan
2.10
Hobbs & Warren, Inc.
1.30
W. A. Fitts
1.00
Clement Drug Co.
.35
$ 34.62
F. D. McCarthy, Insur- ing and registering car 41.00
F. A. Hartshorn, Spotlight
7.45
M. Linsky & Bros., Uni- forms 125.75
Ideal Lunch 1.15
70
19.50
94.40
78.62
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
124.50
$3,617.99 382.01
Unexpended balance
$4,000.00
Correct:
W. E. GARDNER,
Accountant.
POLICE AUTOMOBILE
Appropriation
$ 600.00
Paid
East Dedham Garage
563.28
Unexpended balance
36.72
$ 600.00
Correct:
W. E. GARDNER,
Accountant.
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SEALER'S DEPARTMENT
$ 125.00
Appropriation Paid
L. W. Wheeler, Insur- ance $
24.76 50.00
A. H. Wheeler, Services
A. H. Wheeler, Trans- portation 26.00
A. H. Wheeler, Stamps and seals 3.10
103.86 21.14
Unexpended balance
$ 125.00
Correct:
W. E. GARDNER, Accountant.
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72
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CONTINGENT FUND
$ 900.00 1
Appropriation ... Paid
Ambrose Press, Print-
ing Town Reports and Warrants $ 454.40
F. C. Chick, Distri- buting 16.50
W. E. Gardner, Express 1.75
$ 472.65
A. H. Wheeler, Care of Town Clock 40.00
F. D. McCarthy, Legal services 15.08
R. Woodman Supply Co., Gavel 4.00
County of Norfolk, Entry fee 3.00
William H. Everett, Ad- ministering oaths 16.75
Commonwealth of Mas- sachusetts, Certifica- tion of Notes 8.00
Alexander Allan, Bond.
5.00
County of Norfolk, Reg- istry .79
Norfolk County Select-
men's Association 6.00
Medfield Messenger, Ad- vertising 4.00
Town of Walpole, Taxes
4.52
1
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Daisy M. Wilbur, Dam- ages 50.00
$ 629.79 270.21
Unexpended balance
$ 900.00
Correct:
W. E. GARDNER, Accountant.
MEMORIAL DAY
Appropriation Paid
$ 275.00
Sundry persons
$ 222.39
222.39
Unexpended balance
52.61
$ 275.00
Correct:
W. E. GARDNER,
Accountant.
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MOTH DEPARTMENT
$1,000.00
Appropriation
George L. L. Allen,
Supt.
$ 208.27
Labor
Lewis A. Clark
$ 182.40
Arthur Atherton
88.20
Lloyd Myers
2.40
273.00
Lewis A. Clark, Team
4.50
E. R. Kerr, Repairs
7.05
Medfield Garage, Repairs
.75
Medfield Messenger, Ad- vertising
6.00
Weiker's Express
.35
Transferred to Tree War- den's Department
500.00
999.92
Unexpended balance
.08
$1,000.00
Correct:
W. E. GARDNER,
Accountant.
75
TREE WARDEN
Appropriation Transferred from Moth Department
$1,000.00
500.00
$1,500.00
George L. L. Allen, Supt. Labor
Lewis A. Clark
$ 421.80
Arthur Atherton
127.50
Lloyd Myers
111.30
Charles E. White
93.00
Fred Morse
80.40
William Meany
79.20
Harold Reinhardt
69.60
James Tubridy
48.00
Luther Cheney
32.40
Alden Pember
7.20
Edward A. Sweeney
2.40
1,072.80
Trucks and Teams
George L. L. Allen
5.00
Lewis A. Clark 3.00
8.00
Equipment and Supplies
W. A. Fitts
11.78
W. K. Gilmore & Son, Inc. 8.25
H. Carlson
5.10
$ 390.73
76
W. A. Gilbert 2.00
Joseph Breck & Son 1.25
Unexpended balance
28.38 $1,499.9} .09
$1,500.00
Correct:
W. E. GARDNER,
Accountant.
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December 31, 1931
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
Gentlemen:
"The Board of Fire Engineers respectfully submit the report of the Fire Department for the year ending December 31, 1931.
The apparatus and equipment is in good condition and re- quires no extensive repairs.
The total alarms for the year 1931 was 70 of which 51 were whistle and 19 were still. One of the alarms was for a drown- ing accident in the Charles River. There was one out of town call to Millis.
These fires are classified as follows:
Frame building 11
Woods and Grass 47
Chimney 6
Automobiles 3.
Out of Town
1
False 1
Drowning 1
The total damage by these fires to buildings was $17,185.00 and to the 72 acres of grass and woodland, $1,490.00.
The Engineers would like to remind the people that a permit is necessary for all fires in the open at all times unless the ground is covered with snow.
Respectfully submitted, ALLAN A. KINGSBURY, EDGAR W. ALLEN,
Fire Engineers.
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FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE ENGINEERS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
$3,000.00
Taken from Reserve Fund
128.21
$3,128.21
Supplies
Boston Branch $ 34.36
W. K. Gilmore & Son, Inc. 13.00
C. B. Hardy
10.80
C. A. Mosso, Lab.
6.75
Weiker's Express
6.40
W. A. Gilbert
2.75
Direct Sales Co.
1.25
$ 75.31
Equipment and Repairs
Park Street Garage
274.30
C. B. Hardy 139.20
L. F. Fales Machine Co. 76.15
Augustus C. Gillis
50.00
Carpenter Mfg. Co.
9.90
J. N. Wills 6.65
H. K. Barnes Co. 5.75
W. A. Gilbert
5.46
The Seagrave Corp.
3.74
Medfield Plumbing &
Heating
3.40
Medfield Garage
3.10
Edwin F. Penniman
2.40
580.05
Gas and Oil
Park St. Garage
62.96
Medfield Garage
29.81
79
: Boston Branch
13.40
F. D. Kennedy 3.13
109.30
Town of Medfield, Water
50.00
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co.
47.35
Medfield Garage, Storage
6.00
North Street Lunch
7.70
Medfield Messenger, Printing
7.50
Engineers
Allan A. Kingsbury $ 100.00
Edgar W. Allen 100.00
200.00
Care of Trucks
Everett Dewar
50.00
Dana Weiker
50.00
100.00
Allan A. Kingsbury, Forest
Warden
10.00
Fred Dyer, Steward
30.00
Leslie Travers, Steward
25.20
Firemen
Fred Dyer
$ 136.90
Boyd Roberts
123.90
Walter Reynolds
104.50
K. R. Clark
102.50
Charles Newell
100.50
John Newell
98.50
Lewis Dewar
90.50
Chester Gilmore
90.50
Dana Weiker
85.50
Roy Owens
84.50
Robert Dewar
84.50
Leslie Travers
83.50
Arthur Wills
82.50
F. C. Chick
78.50
Arthur Kennedy
75.50
Harry Dewar
74.50
80
:
Everett Dewar
73.50
Harold Ryan
73.50
Edwin Penniman
69.50
Fred Spear
63.50
Frank Ryan
33.00
Alex Petrie
24.00
Clifton Roberts
19.00
John Rouzaut
12.00
Robert Spear
6.00
Ernest Cavanaugh
6.00
Harry Leighton
3.00
$ 1,879.80
$ 3,128.21
Correct:
W. E. GARDNER
Accountant.
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REPORT OF THE WATER AND SEWERAGE BOARD
Water Department
The past year was a rather queer one on account of the many chances there were bound to be of interference with the old system while installing the new one. While perhaps the greater part of the interference is over, yet there is a good. chance of more before the spring. Miller and Oak Street mains are laid and the old services connected to them.
The only very serious break in the old mains happened in September when a bad leak showed up from the old six inch wrought iron main under the water tank at the pump house, where we found the W. I. pipe and the C. I. fittings were very badly corroded, and the pipe so thin in the threads that one joint had cracked for a third of the distance around the pipe, making a bad leak. In order to repair the leak, we had to drain the tank and pump directly into the mains for 85 hours, and waste the surplus water through the pump relief valve. Cost of this job was $349.79.
During the year 1931, we renewed the service pipes into three houses and installed one new service.
On account of the uncertainty as to just how long it will be before the old system will be out of commission, it is very difficult to make up a budget for 1932, and we recommend an appropriation of $2,700.00 for the Water Department.
PUMPING RECORD
January 1, 1931, to January 1, 1932
Average
Total Gallons per day
January
2,361,837
76,188
February
1,962,484
70,088
March
2,008,117
64,778
82
.
April
2,016,001
67,200
May
2,448,088
78,970
June
2,385,620
79,521
July
2,683,685
86,571
August.
2,956,514
95,371
September
2,593,551
86,452
October
2,486,194
80,199
November
2,571,883
85,729
December
3,067,829
98,962
Total gallons for 1931, 29,541,803.
Heaviest day, August 6, 130,861.
Lightest day, February 27, 55,347.
Heaviest week, commencing August 7, 751,570.
Lightest week, commencing March 6, 443,650.
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FINANCIAL REPORT of the WATER DEPARTMENT
Receipts
Commitment of bills rendered June 1, 1930
$ 82.61
Collected $ 57.61 $ 57.61
Committed to Tax
Collector 25.00
82.61
Commitment of bills rendered Dec. 1, 1930
$1,412.53
Collected
$1,085.58
$1,085.58
Abated
7.00
Committed to Tax
Collector
319.95
1,412.53
Commitment of bills rendered June 1, 1931
$2,717.98
Collected
$2,391.17
$2,391.17
Abated
33.50
Committed to Tax
Collector
293.31
2,717.98
Commitment of bills rendered Dec. 1, 1931
$3,086.81
Collected
$1,895.23
$1,895.23
Abated
27.00
Uncollected
1,164.58
3,086.81
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For new services, renewals and repairs
Uncollected
29.30
Committed in 1931
248.98
$ 278.28
Collected
226.78
$ 226.78
Uncollected
51.50
278.28
For services - New
Water System:
Commitment
2,214.78
Collected
„1,380.89
$1,380.89
Abated
.15
Uncollected
833.74
2,214.78
Total Collected $7,037.26
Appropriation
$3,000.00
Salaries of Commis- missioners $ 150.00
Ira F. Penniman,
Water Registrar 50.00
Ira F. Penniman, Water Registrar,
expenses 7.20
L. W. Wheeler, Col-
lector's Bond 5.00
Hobbs & Warren, Sup- plies 2.35
214.55
Printing, stationery, post- age and telephone Norfolk County, Reg- istry of Deeds 57.26
W. L. Coulter
29.80
The Amstaco, Inc. 3.55
Medfield News Co. .70
85
A. H. Wheeler, Tele- phones 1.55
F. D. McCarthy, Le- gal advice 13.00
105.86
Paid for Tools
Geo. A. Caldwell Co. 4.90
W. A. Gilbert 2.45
Waldo Bros. 1.96
9.31
Pumping Station and Springs
Fuel, Light and Power
Edison Elec. Ill. Co. $ 564.24
W. K. Gilmore & Son, Inc. 30.94
W. A. Fitts, Oil
.75
$ 595.93
Engineers
A. H. Wheeler 318.00
Ira F. Penniman
43.50
361.50
Repairs at Pumping Station and Springs
Leak under Water Tank
Labor
Lewis Welding Co. $ 96.00
Ira F. Penniman 77.70
Arthur Luther 42.00
A. H. Wheeler
36.30
Samuel E. Mitchell
35.70
William J. Hayward
16.88
A. A. Kingsbury
16.10
John Spender
4.80
W. J. Sager
4.80
$ 330.28
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Materials
W. K. Gilmore & Son, Inc. 9.08
A. A. Kingsbury 4.78
Ira F. Penniman, Trucking
3.00
Walworth Co. 2.65
19.51
Warren Pump
Labor
A. H. Wheeler 1.20
Ira F. Penniman 1.20
2.40
Materials
Garlock Packing Co. 1.39
1.39
Starting Panel
Labor
A. H. Wheeler 4.20
Ira F. Penniman 2.40
6.60
Miscellaneous Material
George L. Bent
1.00
W. A. Gilbert .55
1.55
Repairs at Springs
Paid
Arthur Luther
43.80
43.80
New Services, Renewals and Repairs Also Maintenance of Present Mains
Paid for Labor
Ira F. Penniman $ 405.00
A. H. Wheeler 176.40
Arthur Luther 134.70
Harry Leighton
51.90
Angello Zechillo
22.80
87
William T. Meany
20.10
Harold A. McKay 19.80
Albert Catenacci 13.80
John Morgan
12.60
W. J. Sager
9.90
J. Roger Mitchell
9.00
Leslie J. McKay
7.20
Dana Weiker
4.80
Edwin F. Penniman
4.50
Clifton Roberts
3.90
Joseph Grogan 3.00
Russell Bent 1.50
Harold Ryan
1.20
William Cox
1.20
$ 903.30
Paid for Materials
Cement Lined Pipe Co.
$ 95.92
Roy Owen, Trucking ...
23.40
Thompson-Durkee Co.
20.85
National Boston Lead Co.
7.07
Walworth Co.
6.64
Weiker's Express
5.95
J. P. McCarthy
4.72
W. A. Fitts
2.25
W. A. Gilbert
2.08
$ 168.88
$2,764.86 235.14
Unexpended balance
$3,000.00
Correct:
W. E. GARDNER, Accountant.
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SEWER DEPARTMENT Sanitary Sewers
In March, 1931, we cleaned the main sewer in the street that runs from Mitchell Street to Cottage Street. Tree roots as usual.
During the installation of the gas mains, the construction man broke into the particular sewers from four or five houses, but made the necessary repairs themselves.
Twice we have had to flush out the upper end of the Green Street sewer, also the Adams Street sewer at the end of Cot- tage Street. Did not find tree roots in either sewer. This flushing can be done much more easily and thoroughly when- ever the hydrants become available.
After a great deal of hard and expensive work, we got rid of the worst effects of the oil on the sewer beds, but neces- sarily had to take a lot of the gravel surface of the beds also, which was a bad feature. We hoped to have a small balance left towards the end of the season, with which we could re- place some of the gravel removed, but did not have it, so have left that feature over for the coming season.
We therefore ask for an appropriation of $1,000.00 for the year 1932.
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FINANCIAL REPORT of the SEWER DEPARTMENT
Appropriation
$1,325.00
Sanitary Sewers
Paid for Labor
Ira F. Penniman
$ 16.50
Joseph Grogan 12.00
Arthur Luther 10.50
J. Roger Mitchell 3.75
A. H. Wheeler
2.45
Wm. S. Blanchard
2.40
$ 47.60
Sewer Beds
Paid for Labor
Ira F. Penniman
$ 108.00
A. H. Wheeler
35.70
Arthur Luther
414.60
Harry Leighton
63.90
William T. Meany
62.40
Albert Catenacci
60.60
Angello Zechillo
59.40
J. P. Rouzaut
52.80
W. J. Sager
38.40
Joseph Thompson
36.00
F. L. Haines
27.90
Horace Hanson
14.40
Dana Weiker
7.20
E. Worthington
5.26
Roy Owen
4.80
Joseph Grogan
2.40
$ 993.76
Paid for Materials
Boston Branch, Gas .....
$ 4.45
Daisey M. Wilbur,
Sand
2.00
$ 6.45
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Trucks and Teams
Roy Owen
$ 116.20
Gemi Catenacci 84.20
Frank Ryan
68.00
C. G. Bridge
5.00
Medfield Garage, Gas
1.94
F. D. Kennedy, Gas
.75
$ 276.09
$1,323.90 1.10
Unexpended balance *
$1,325.00 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 1931:
Miss Margaret Place is the new member of the board. Due to the absence of Mr. Crocker, Dr. Clough was elected Chair- man, pro tem, while Miss Donlan was elected Secretary of the organization.
Mrs. Emery's leave of absence extended to July 1, 1931, and the work was efficiently carried on by her substitute, Miss Helen MacDonald, former teacher in the Ralph Wheelock School, and Miss Petrie, assistant librarian.
During the year the following books were purchased: Fic- tion 90; Non-fiction 52; Juveniles 54; making a total of 196 books. Magazines, to the amount of $50.00 were also pur- chased. Due to the release of plaster in the librarian's office, our purchasing power was diminished by a considerable amount.
To Mrs. Wheelwright, Mrs. Danielson, and Mrs. C. F. Clark, we are indebted for the gift of 11 books. We thank these ladies and wish our list of donors might be larger.
By comparing the following figures with those of the pre- ceding years, you will note the decided increase in circulation;
Circulation, (exclusive of magazines) 15,426
Adult
11,176
Juvenile 4,250
Non-fiction
2,653
$86.63 has been turned over to the Town Treasurer for fines collected.
The outside of the library was painted, as per appropriation.
The trustees recommend that the appropriation for the up- keep of the library shall be $2,000.00, including the Dog Tax.
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In conclusion, the Librarian and the Trustees are anxious to cooperate with students and teachers of the public schools, and they will welcome any suggestions for helpful reference material.
Respectfully submitted, ANNE C. DONLAN, Secretary.
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FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE LIBRARY
Appropriation, including Dog Tax
$2,000.00
Interest on Library Trust Funds
4.50
$2,004.50
Paid
Mrs. C. A. Emery, Li- brarian $ 500.00
Mary Petrie, Ass't. Li- brarian 212.00
$ 712.00
George L. Bent, Janitor
468.00
W. K. Gilmore & Son,
Inc., Fuel 283.00
Edison Electric Illum.
Co., Lighting 111.75
George L. Bent, Ash Re- moval
7.00
Repairs
George L. Bent
1.00
W. J. Hayward
29.38
F. A. Smith
2.50
32.88
C. A. Emery, Postage and supplies
9.31
Town of Medfield, Water
15.00
Com. of Mass., Flag
4.90
Gaylord Bros. & Co., Stationery
8.20
George L. Bent, Supplies
.85
Dura Binding Co., Bind- ing
45.30
: 94
Books and Magazines
Personal Book Shop $ 124.93
N. E. News Co. 74.44
Junior Literary Guild 18.50
Jean Karr 17,70
R. H. White
15.00
H. W. Wilson Co.
7.00
Dodd, Mead & Co. 6,10
George L. Hall 4.00
American Literary Ass'n. 2.50
Nelson Doubleday
2.08
Ginn & Co.
2.32
A. L. Kilmer
1.00
Gimbel Bros.
,96
Medfield News Co.
.50
$ 277.03
$1,975.22
Unexpended balance
29.28
$2,004.50
Correct:
W. E. GARDNER,
Accountant.
PAINTING LIBRARY
Appropriation
$ 150.00
Paid
Allen & Brooks
$ 137.00 $ 137.00
Unexpended balance
13.00
$ 150.00
Correct :
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
Land in Walpole 150.00
Water Department, 16 acres
1,300.00
Water Department, Pumping Sta- tion 1,250.00
Water Department, Spring House 150.00
Town Storehouse
3,000.00
$230,850.00
Personal Property
Town House.
furnishings and
equipment $ 4,000.00
Library, furnishings and equip- ment 4.000.00
Ralph Wheelock School. furnish-
ings and equipment 4,000.00
Hannah Adams Pfaff School. fur- nishings and equipment
5,500.00
Town Clock
150.00
Highway Department, equipment
6,607.80
Forestry Department, equipment 918.00
Fire Department, equipment
11,743.00
Water Department, equipment
4,069.50
Cemetery Department, equipment 158.00
Sewer Department, equipment
129.00
$ 41,275.30
Insurance Expires April 1, 1933
Town House
$ 80,000.00
Hannah Adams Pfaff School 60,000.00
Ralph Wheelock School 36,000.00
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Library
20,000.00
Town Clock
120.00
Pumping Station
1,000.00
Spring House
120.00
Town Storehouse
2,400.00
$199,640.00
On contents of above buildings
36,756.00
All companies participate pro rata in any loss on Town buildings or their contents.
Boiler Insurance
Ralph Wheelock School )
Hannah Adams Pfaff School ) expires Apr. 1, 1933 $ 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
Held by Treasurer
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
$18,712.11
Total
$30,356.37
1
DANIELS HAMANT,
Treasurer.
The Town Trust Funds, amounting to $30,356.37 are held as above stated.
W. E. GARDNER, Accountant.
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CEMETERY TRUST FUNDS
Original
Name of Fund
Fund
Interest for 1931
Balance from 1930
Ex-
pended
Balance to Credit of Fund
Mass. Savings Bank
Moses F. Clark
$ 100.00 $
4.29
$
100.32~ $
4.29 $
100.32
Orion Wight
200.00
8.98
209.82
8.98
209.82
Samuel Ellis
100.00
4.29
100.32
4.29
100.32
Francis E. Donlan
50.00
2.14
50.18
2.14
50.18.
Francis Mason
200.00
8.85
206.37
8.85
206.37
Moses Bullard
200.00
8.60
200.64
8.60
200.64
Soldier's Lot
700.00
30.58
712.84
30.58
712.84
John Sullivan
50.00
2.14
50.18
2.14
50.18
Francis S. Wight
100.00
4.29
100.32
4.29
100.32
Henry J. Dunn
100.00
4.29
100.32
4.29
100.32
Noah Allen
100.00
4.29
100.32
4.29
100.32
William Crane
50.00
2.14
50.18
2.14
50.18
James T. Allen
100.00
4.29
100.32
4.29
100.32
George H., Wight
100.00
4.29
100,32
4.29
100.32
William Salisbury
100.00
4.29
100.32
4.29
100.32
John Balch'
100.00
4.29
100.32
4.29
100.32
John B. Coombs
50.00
2.14
50.18
2.14
50.18
James W. P .. Dyer
50.00
2.14
50.18
2.14
50.18
Charles J. Sawyer
200.00
8.60
200.64
8.60
200.64
Daniel S. Wheeler
100.00
4.29
100.32
4.29
100.32
Edmund Bullard
50.00
2.14
50.18
2.14
50.18
John M. Richardson
500.00
21.53
501.75
21.53
501.75
Susan I. Woods
100.00
4.29
100.32
4.29
100.32
Alice D. Sewall
200.00
8.60
200.64
8.60
200.64.
Edmund L. Chenery
100.00
4.29
100.32
4.29
100.32:
Baxter Lot
300.00
12.91
301.05
12.91
301.05,
John Schools
50.00
2.14
50.18
2.14
50.18;
Susan B. Ware
50.00
2.14
50.18
2.14
50.18
Washburn Lot
100.00
4.29
100.32
4.29
100.32
Joseph A. Allen
100.00
4.29
100.32
4.29
100.32
C. M. Clark
150.00
6.43
150.47
6.43
150.47
John H. Gould
100.00
4.29
100.32
4.29
100.32'
Bruce-Fisher Lot
100.00
4.29
100.32
4.29
100.32
John H. Pember
100.00
4.29
100.32
4.29
100.32'
J. Augustus Fitts
100.00
4.29
100.32
4.29
100.32
George E. Pettis
100.00
4.29
100.32
4.29
100.32
Sarah G. Shumway
100.00
4.29
100.32
4.29
100.32
E. V. Mitchell
500.00
21.53
501.75
21.53
501.75
George Emerson
100.00
4.29
100.32
4.29
100.32
Amelia Everett
100.00
4.29
100.32
4.29
100.32
F. Sablome
100.00
4.29
100.33
4.29
100.33
Oliver A. Clark
100.00
4.29
100.33
4.29
100.33
E. P. Tucker
100.00
4.29
100.33
4.29
100.33
Emma Rhodes
100.00
4.29
100.33
4.29
100.33
A. C. Shumway
150.00
6.43
150.47
6.43
150.47
Benjamin Chenery
100.00
4.29
100.33
4.29
100.33
Keyes-Gilley
100.00
4.29
100.33
4.29
100.33
99
Interest Balance
Balance
Name of Fund
Original Fund
for 1931
from 1930
Ex- pended
to Credit of Fund
Albion C. Gilbert
100.00
4.29
100.33
4.29
100.33
Seth Maker
100.00
4.29
100.33
4.29
100.33
Obed Hartshorn &
Spear
200.00
8.60
200.63
8.60
200.63
George Morrill
100.00
4.29
100.33
4.29
100.33
N. A. Stone
50.00
2.14
50.18
2.14
50.18
Henry Wight
100.00
4.29
100.33
4.29
100.33
Clara Howard
150.00
6.43
150.47
6.43
150.47
$7,300.00 $314.61 $7,349.50 $314.61 $7,349.50
Dedham Institution for Savings
James Hewins
$ 200.00 $
9.09 $
200.27 $
9.09 $
200.27
Caleb Ellis
100.00
4.59
101.13
4.59
101.13
Sabin Smith
100.00
4.59
101.13
4.59
101.13
William S. Tilden
200.00
9.19
202.35
9.19
202.35
Moses Ellis
200.00
9.19
202.35
9.19
202.35
Joseph Breck
100.00
4.59
101.13
4.59
101.13
Mary F. Ellis
100.00
4.59
101.13
4.59
101.13
Mary F. Derby
100.00
4.59
101.13
4.59
101.13
George M. Smith
100.00
4.59
101.13
4.59
101.13
George F. Miller
50.00
2.28
50.50
2.28
50.50
Langley Lot
200.00
9.09
200.35
9.09
200.35
Grant-Newell
100.00
4.59
101.14
4.59
101.14
James Griffin
50.00
2.28
50.50
2.28
50.50
Walter Janes
50.00
2.28
50.50
2.28
50.50
Jeremiah B. Hale
100.00
4.59
101.14
4.59
101.14
Martha M. Mason
100.00
4.59
101.14
4.59
101.14
George H. Shumway
200.00
9.19
202.35
9.19
202.35.
Edward Alward
100.00
4.59
101.14
4.59
101.14
Isaac White
100.00
4.59
101.14
4.59
101.14
J. V. Morang
100.00
4.59
101.14
4.59
101.14
G. D. Hamant
100.00
4.59
101.14
4.59
101.14
Lucius Houghton
100.00
4.59
101.14
4.59
101.14
Alex Ogilvie
100.00
4.59
101.14
4.59
101.14
Bishop-Hartshorn
450.00
20.59
452.86
20.59
452.86
Patte-Turner
100.00
4.59
101.14
4.59
101.14
Henry Parker
100.00
4.59
101.14
4.59
101.14
William Ryan
300.00
13.80
303.52
13.80
303.52
Wesley Balch
100.00
4.59
101.14
4.59
101.14
A. B. Parker
100.00
4.59
101.14
4.59
101.14
Dr. Saunders
50.00
2.28
50.50
2.28
50.50
William Guild
100.00
4.59
101.14
4.59
101.14
Seth Chenery
100.00
4.59
101.14
4.59
101.14
Moses Johnson
100.0
4.59
101.14
4.59
101.14
Samuel Johnson
100.00
4.59
101.14
4.59
101.14
George Chick
100.00
4.59
101.14
4.59
101.14
Mrs. Selwyn Clark
100.00
4.55
100.66
4.55
100.66
Cora B. Simpson
100.00
4.55
100.66
4.55
100.66
100
Name of Fund
Original Fund
Interest for 1931
Balance from 1930
Ex- pended
Balance to Credit of Fund
Perry Lot
100.00
4.55
100.66
4.55
100.66
Saarm-Kennedy
100.00
4.55
100.66
4.55
100.66
Braman-Briggs
100.00
4.55
100.66
4.55
100.66
Nathaniel Fairbanks
100.00
4.55
100.66
4.55
100.36
Walter Wiswell
100.00
4.55
100.68
4.55
100.68
Samuel Ellis No. 1
100.00
4.55
100.10
4.55
100.10
George Ellis No. 1
100.00
4.55
100.10
4.55
100.10
Hutson-Smith
100.00
4.55
100.10
4.55
100.10
John G. Hutson
150.00
6.82
150.23
6.82
150.23
Wales-Plimpton
100.00
4.55
100.10
4.55
100.10
Mary A. Hotville
100.00
4.55
100.10
4.55
100.10
Margaret T. Bearse
100.00
4.55
100.23
4.55
100.23
Giles-Lord
100.00
4.55
100.35
4.55
100.35
William Conrick
100.00
4.55
100.23
4.55
100.23
Bennett Wilson
200.00
9.09
200.22
9.09
200.22
Tyler Thayer
300.00
13.66
300.67
13.66
300.67
Sprague Lot
100.00
4.55
100.05
4.55
100.05
Thomas F. Barney
200.00
9.09
200.13
9.09
200.13
Charles Wight
100.00
4.59
101.63
4.59
101.63
Amos W. Shumway
150.00
6.89
151.85
6.89
151.85
Nathan Fisher
100.00
4.55
100.05
4.55
100.05
Joseph Bullard
200.00
9.09
200.00
9.09
200.00
John Hinkley
100.00
4.55
100.00
4.55
100.00
Thomas Rourke
100.00
4.55
100.00
4.55
100.00
Samuel Guild
100.00
4.55
100.00
4.55
100.00
Edward Blackington
100.00
4.55
100.00
4.55
100.00
William Anderson
50.00
2.28
50.00
2.28
50.00
John Sweeney
100.00
4.55
100.00
4.55
100.00
Frank W. Morse
200.00
9.09
200.00
9.09
200.00
George H. Ellis
800.00
36.41
800.00
36.41
800.00
Clarence M. Cutler
100.00
3.40
100.00
3.40
100.00
I. P. Park
100.00
2.63
100.00
2.63
100.00
Charles B. Smith
100.00
2.63
100.00
2.63
100.00
Horatio Jordan
100.00
1.88
100.00
1.88
100.00
Frank Laverty
100.00
1.88
100.00
1.88
100.00
Fred A. Smith
100.00
1.50
100.00
1.50
100.00
George R. Chase
100.00
1.13
100.00
1.13
100.00
Percy B. Read
100.00
1.13
100.00
1.13
100.00
$9,700.00 $422.71 $9,754.13 $422.71 $9,754.13
Home Savings Bank
Nancy H. Curtis
$
50.00
$ 2.25
$ 50.00
$ 2.25 $
50.00
Mary W. Phelps
50.00
2.25
50.00
2.25
50.00
Eliza E. Williams
475.00
22.01
482.37
22.01
482.37
George C. Davis
100.00
4.51
100.20
4.51
100.20
Daniels D. Curtis
500.00
23.94
523.17
23.94
523.17
Joseph Clark
100.00
4.51
100.20
4.51
100.20
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