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" "D. P. Green & Co., balance on old iron .. .. 1 36
" Duncan Mclachlan for Lot No. 531 in New Cemetery . 40 00
7, " Rev. M. Harkins, use of hall ..
5 00
8, " borrowed of Faneuil Hall National Bank, on demand .
2,000 00
9, " of James J. Richardson for Lot No. 317 in New Cemetery 100 00
15,
" Arlington Reform Club, use of hall .. 5 00
19,
" S. A. Fowle, labor drawing. stone. 13 00
28,
66 " Chas. A. Higgins, 20 loads loam @ 25 cents. 5 00
" George Baker, 2 loads of gravel ...
2 00
29,
borrowed of Faneuil Hall National Bank on demand.
4,500 00
" of Chas. Endicott, State Treasurer, balance of Corporation and Bank tax. 3 76
" " G. W. Austin, Supt., for old iron sold. ...
2 20
30,
6 " Edward Lacy, for board. 22 20
" B. D. Locke, for manure. 17 50
" " sundry persons, interest on taxes. 24 44
Amount carried forward.
$30,854 83
69
TREASURER'S REPORT.
ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF ARLINGTON. CR.
1879. By amount brought forward $17,513 21 April 8, Cash paid Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 6 months' interest to 9th inst. on notes $42,000. 1,470 00 29, 66 Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 6
months' interest to 27th inst. on note $10,000. 350 00
30, amount of Pay Rolls, No. 4. 3,364 85
Amount carried forward.
$22,698 06
70
TREASURER'S REPORT.
DR. B. DELMONT LOCKE, TREASURER, IN
1879. To amount brought forward, . $30,854 83
May . 1, Cash of D. G. Currier, rent of shop. 10 50
3, " " Varnum Frost, for tuition of his son Lewis at the High School . 20 00
9, " " Orthodox Society, use of hall. 14 00
" "Darwin A. Proctor for Lot No. 328, in New Cemetery . 100 00
12,
" " S. B. Tappan for auctioneer's license .. .. 2 00 Myron Taylor for Lot No. 316 in New Cemetery . 100 00
20, " " Arlington Catholic Lyceum, rent of room in Adams School-house, 3 months to March 11th. 12 50
23,
" " J. A. Bailey, on account of subscriptions for watering the streets
50 00
24,
" " Mr. Wyman, use of hall
3 00
“ " J. A. Bailey, on account of subscriptions for watering the streets 25 00
27, " " W. H. Poole, use of hall.
11 75
" borrowed of Faneuil Hall National Bank, on demand .
3,000 00
" of John Burns, for gravel.
1 60
" P. J. Shean, for hauling stone .
3 75
29,
" J. A. Bailey, on account of subscriptions for watering the streets.
25 00
" L. J. Newton, Librarian, fines collected. ..
24 00
" Edward Lacy, for board.
37 40
" Timothy Sullivan, for board, &c.
58 75
31,
66 " Sarah E. Cutter, for loam and sods . .
4 10
66 " sundry persons, interest on taxes .
21 78
June 2,
" Mrs. H. C. Whittemore, for concreting .... received for loam.
3 20
.
3,
of D. G. Currier, rent of shop
10 50
7,
" O. W. Whittemore, Apothecary's license
1 00
9, " F. J. Child, for loam.
10 00
" A. W. Isele, "
15 00
" John Kelley, " 66
4 20
12,
" L. C. Tyler, on acc. of weighing fees. ..
25 00
14,
66 " J. C. White, for loam.
2 60
16, " Ancient Order of Hibernians, for rent of hall in Adams School House, 3 mos. to April 1st
12 50
Amount carried forward.
$34,466 96
3 00
71
TREASURER'S REPORT.
ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF ARLINGTON. CR.
1879. By amount brought forward $22,698 06
May 31, amount of Pay Rolls, No. 5. 3,307 70
June 3, cash paid, 6 months' interest due May 1st on 15 coupon notes each $1,000 @ 5 % per annum. 375 00
Amount carried forward.
$26,380 76
72
TREASURER'S REPORT.
DR.
B. DELMONT LOCKE, TREASURER, IN
1879. To amount brought forward. $34,466 96
June 21, Cash of Boston & Lowell Rail Road Co., for concreting. 25 50
30,
" " sundry persons, interest on taxes 20 64
amount of Tax List for 1879. 74,234 34
July 1,
cash of D. G. Currier, rent of shop . 10 50
" borrowed of Faneuil Hall National Bank, on demand.
10,000 00
3,
of Thomas Higgins, for hauling logs.
2 50
9,
66 " A. F. Esterbrook, on account board of Endor Esterbrook
14 43
10,
66 " John Curtin on account cart and manure
21 24
15,
66 " Charles P. Wyman, 312 feet roofing ....
10 10
66 " Arlington Catholic Lyceum, 3 mos. rent to June 11th, of room in Adams School House 12 50
22,
" " John Roden, for lot No. 605 in New Cemetery .
20 00
23,
" G. S. & A. P. Chapin, for lot No. 315 in New Cemetery
100 00
25,
66 borrowed of Arlington Water Commission- ers, on demand
1,000 00
26,
of W. G. Peck, for gravel
9 00
" J. A. Bailey on acc. subscriptions for watering the streets .
19 00
28,
" borrowed of Arlington Water. Commission- ers, on demand.
1,000 00
30,
66
of Isaac Huffmaster, for concreting
21 45
31,
" S. D. Hicks, 12 00
2 50
66
" sundry persons, interest on taxes
32 28
Aug. 1,
66
D. G. Currier, rent of shop.
10 50
5,
" L. J. Newton, Librarian, for fines.
18 00
6,
66 " Timothy Sullivan, for board ..
27 50
8,
66 " Ancient Order of Hibernians, for rent of room in Adams School-house, 3 months to July 1st. 12 50
15,
66 " Unitarian Society, for gravel.
1 00
" Mrs.C. H. Thayer, on account concreting ...
69 00
" Albert Griffiths, drawing gravel.
3 60
18,
66 received for drawing gravel ..
2 40
$121,174 44 Amount carried forward.
66
" T .. K. Hutchinson, for loam
73
TREASURER'S REPORT.
ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF ARLINGTON. CR.
1879. By amount brought forward.
$26,380 76
June 26, Cash paid Estate of George Holden, 6 months' interest to 26th inst., on note $10,000 O. A. Taft, 6 months' interest to 26th, on note $6,000 210 00
30, amount of Pay Rolls No. 6.
4,480 23
July 1, cash paid Arlington Water Commissioners, amount borrowed Jan. 27th
1,500 00
5 .mos. 4 days interest on the same, @ 42 %.
28 88
66
Arlington Water Commissioners, amount borrowed Feb. 4th. .
1,000 00
66 4 mos. 27 days interest on the same, @ 43%
18 37
66
66 Water Commissioners on account of town appropriation for interest on Water debt.
5,500 00
3,
66
66 John Peabody, 6 mos. interest to June 18th, on note $1,000. John Peabody, 6 mos. interest on the following notes, viz :
30 00
12,
66
$2,500 to June 2nd.
87 50
1,000 to July 1st. 35 00
2,500 to May 23d 87 50
17,
66 Faneuil Hall National Bank amount borrowed April 8th.
2,000 00
66
66
3 mos. 9 days interest on the same @ 42 %.
24 75
66
Faneuil Hall National Bank amount borrowed Dec. 31, 1878.
5,000 00
66
66 6 months 17 days interest on the same @ 42 %.
123 12
25,
66
66 · Faneuil Hall National Bank amount borrowed Feb. 17th
5,000 00
66
5 mos. 8 days interest on the same @ 42 %.
98 75
Faneuil Hall National Bank, amount borrowed Feb. 25th
3,000 00
5 mos. interest on the same @ 43 %.
56 25
28,
66 Faneuil Hall National Bank, amount borrowed May 27th.
3,000 00
66
66 2 mos. 1 day interest on the same @ 42 % .
22 88
Amount carried forward.
$58,033 99
350 00
74
TREASURER'S REPORT.
DR. B. DELMONT LOCKE, TREASURER, IN
1879. To amount brought forward. · $121,174 44
Aug. 25,
Cash of L. C. Tyler, weighing fees. 20 00
" Warren Rawson, for concreting .
82 17
26,
" estate of Jere. Leary, for gravel . 3 00
66 " Andrew F. Allen, for concreting.
12 31
66 " Edward Lacy, for board ..
41 95
" Timothy Sullivan, for board ..
8 75
66
" Patrick Slattery, for hay.
7 00
27,
" Jolın Burns, for gravel.
1 50
30,
" sundry persons, interest on taxes .
41 53
Sept. 1,
" Wendelin Schnetzer, for 50 loads of loam. 5 00
1 20
6,
66 " D. G. Currier, rent of shop
10 50
23,
" J. S. Gill, loam and teaming
12 50
27,
" Water Commissioners, for gravel and team- ing 2 00
30,
" D. G. Currier, rent of shop.
10 50
" Edward Lacy, for board ..
18 10
" Timothy Sullivan, for board
3 12
" D. G. Currier, for loam.
40
" Jere. Crowley, for hay.
4 00
" sundry persons, interest on taxes.
27 96
Oct. 2,
66 " estate of T. H. Teel, for 25 loads of loam ..
2 50
66 " Faneuil Hall National Bank, interest on deposits to September 30th
18 74
4,
" Myron Taylor, for gravel
1 00
" Thomas Clary, for concreting
11 25
6,
" Isaac Robinson, for concreting
4 50
7,
66
" David Puffer, for gravel.
2 00
11,
" Arlington Associates, use of hall.
17 00
14,
" Wm. H. Poole, use of hall.
20 00
16,
" C. S. Jacobs, jr., for loam.
1 00
" John Curtin, balance for cart and ma- nure ..
12 27
17,
" " Mrs. C. H. Thayer, for concreting . ..
13 75
18,
6 " Varnum Frost, for tuition of his son Lewis at the High School 20 00
" Michael Gateley, for gravel. 1 00
23,
" Daniel Hurley, for grass.
2 00
24,
" Dio Lewis, for hauling gravel and stone ... 8 00
Amount carried forward .
$121,685 34
5,
" John Galvin, for 12 loads of loam
" Rufus S. Merrill, for concreting .
62 40
75
TREASURER'S REPORT.
ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF ARLINGTON. CR.
1879. By amount brought forward. $58,033 99
July 28, Cash paid Faneuil Hall National Bank, amount borrowed March 25th. 3,000 00
66 4 mos. 3 days interest on the same @ 42 %.
46 13
30, Faneuil Hall National Bank, amount borrowed July Ist. 10,000 00
29 days interest on the same @ 4} % 36 25
31, amount of Pay Rolls No. 7.
2,234 89
Aug. 2, cash paid Water Commissioners amounts borrowed July 25th and 28th
2,000 00
" Faneuil Hall National Bank, amount borrowed April 29th.
4,500 00
" interest on the same @ 42% . 52 88
18, " Trustees of the Sinking Fund amount of . 66 appropriation 5,000 00
" interest on the same 4 months 22 days @ 43% . 88 78
" Commissioners of the Sinking Fund amount borrowed December 31, 1878.
622 28
" 7 months 2 days' interest on the same @ 5%· 18 32 1,728 59
30,
amount of Pay rolls, No. 8.
Sept. 25,
cash paid Plymouth Savings Bank, 6 months' in- terest to 25th on note $30,000.
1,050 00
30, amount of Pay Rolls, No. 9.
4,115 51
Oct. 1, cash paid John Peabody, 6 months' interest to 1st, on note $7,000. 245 00
11, " Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 6 months' interest to 9th, on notes for $42,000. 1,470 00
Amount carried forward. .............
· $94,242 62
76
TREASURER'S REPORT.
DR. B. DELMONT LOCKE, TREASURER, IN
1879. To amount brought forward .. $121,685 34
Oct. 25,
Cash of George Swan, for gravel. 5 50
27,
" " Jere. Crowley, for hay
6 00
28,
" Edward Lacy, for board.
22 75
29,
" " David P. Green, for Lot No. 314 in the New Cemetery
100 00
30,
66 " Thomas Higgins, for labor and concreting ..
14 50
.
" " sundry persons, subscriptions towards ex- pense of watering the streets .
248 00
Nov. 3,
66
" D. G. Currier, rent of shop.
10 50
7,
66 " Russ B Walker, use of hall.
7 50
10,
" Patrick Slattery, on account rent of pastur- ing.
12 50
" " Arlington Catholic Lyceum, rent of hall in Adams School-house 3 months to Sept. 11, 1879 .. 12 50
11,
" " F. E. Fowle, rent of Post-office 9 months to Oct. 1st.
112 50
12,
66
" Alvin Robbins, on account for concreting ..
17 28
13,
Russ B. Walker, use of hall.
7 50
17,
Joseph H Butterfield, for concreting ... ....
14 50.
18,
66 " L. C. Tyler, weigher, fees for weighing ....
18 80
20,
66 " Ancient Order of Hibernians, 3 months' rent of hall in Adams School-house to Oct. 1st.
12 50
66
" Geo. Russell, for loam.
4 00
66
" Russ B. Walker, use of hall.
7 50
25,
" Edward Lacy, for board.
18 40
" Arlington Catholic Lyceum, use of hall ....
15 00
66 " Patrick Slattery, balance rent of pasturing.
12 50
66 " Timothy Sullivan, for board.
2 50
26,
66
" A. F. Estabrook, on account board of Endor Estabrook. 11 50
28,
" Russ B. Walker, use of hall
7 50
29,
66 " Jere. Maloney, for loam. 1 00
2 00
" sundry persons, interest on taxes
20 23
amount received for dog licenses to date 453 00
Dec. 1,
cash of Jere Crowley, for hay. 3 50
" " G. W. Austin, "
9 05
Amount carried forward.
$122,936 89
" Jas. Pendergast, for gravel.
61 04
" sundry persons, interest on taxes
77
TREASURER'S REPORT.
ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF ARLINGTON. CR.
1879. By amount brought forward.
..
$94,242 62
Oct. 27,
Cash paid Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 6 months' interest to 27th, on note $10,000. 350 00
31, " 6 months' interest, due May 1st, 1879, on coupon note for $1,000, @ 5% per annum. 25 00 amount of Pay Rolls, No. 10.
3,149 16
Nov. 29,
cash paid Treasurer of Middlesex County, dog tax 412 80
40 20
66 " fees on dog tax to Town Clerk . . amount of Pay Rolls, No. 11
3,374 46
Amount carried forward.
$101,594 24
78
TREASURER'S REPORT.
DR.
B. DELMONT LOCKE, TREASURER, IN
1879. To amount brought forward. $122,936 89
Dec. 4,
Cash of Wm. Burns, for hay. 10 45
" Thos. Tierney, " " 5 65
" Russ B. Walker, use of hall .. 7 50
" Water Commissioners, for labor .
70 25
5, " Peter Connolly, for hay 2 00
" St. James Minstrels, use of hall 10 00
6,
" Republican Committee, use of hall.
20 00
8,
" D. G. Currier, rent of shop
10 50
9, " Chas Endicott, Treasurer, State
Aid .. $372 00
Corporation Tax. 1,131 43
National Bank Tax .1,910 60
Burial of pauper 10 00
3,424 03
11,
" Russ B. Walker, use of hall
7 50
13,
86 " Henry Mott, for pork.
11 88
" B. D. Locke, for pork.
11 76
" G. W. Austin, old iron sold.
5 40
16, " Jere. Crowley, for school books
" W. H. Richardson, for concreting and loam
8 90
17, " L. J. Newton, Librarian, fines collected .. 66
20 00
19,
" R. W. Hopkins, for gravel.
2 00
" Addison, Gage & Co., rent of land.
75 00
23,
Arlington Gas Light Co., for labor . .
9 00
26,
" Russ B. Walker, use of hall.
7 50
29,
"
" B. B. & H. J. Locke, for concreting and loam 35 25
30,
" G. W. Austin, vegetables sold.
13 04
" Town of Belmont, for support of pauper for 1879
38 97
" borrowed of Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, on demand ..
251 74
31,
" of Rev. M. Harkins, Trustee, for concreting and loam.
215 15
" borrowed of Faneuil Hall National Bank, on demand.
5,000 00
of Edward Lacy, for board.
39 85
" interest on note to Trustees of Town Library
6 00
" one year's interest on note $5,354, to Trustees of Wm. Cutter School Fund. 321 24
" one year's interest on notes to Trustees of Poor Widows' Fund 36 79
$132,620 24 Amount carried forward.
1 00
" A. R. Proctor, for gravel.
5 00
79
TREASURER'S REPORT.
ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF ARLINGTON. CR.
1879. By amount brought forward.
$101,594 24
Dec. 9, Cash paid 6 months' interest, due Nov. 1st, on $15,000, coupon notes, at 5 % per annum
375 00
Chas. Endicott, Treasurer, State Tax .... 1,670 00
17, John Peabody, 6 months' interest on notes, viz. :
to Jan. 1, 1880, on note, $1,000 35 00
" Dec. 2, 1879, " 2,500 87 50
" Nov. 23, " 2,500 87 50
19,
" Dec. 18, " 6 1,000 ..
30 00
31, 6 Arlington Water Commissioners, on ac- count appropriation for interest on water debt. 3,500 00
" 6 months' interest to 26th, on note $10,000, to George Holden. 350 00
" 6 months' interest to 26th, on note $6,000, to O. A. Taft. 210 00
" 6 months' interest due Nov. 1st, on cou- pon note No. 8, $1,000 25 00
" Treasurer of Middlesex County, County Tax 2,412 69
-
1
Amount carried forward.
$110,376 98
80
TREASURER'S REPORT.
DR.
B. DELMONT LOCKE, TREASURER, IN
1879. To amount brought forward. $132,620 24
Dec. 31,
Cash of John Scannell, for hay 2 80
66 " L. C. Tyler, weighing fees . 12 00
" Warren W. Rawson, for concreting 81 50
" D. G. Currier, rent of shop. 10 50
66 " Arlington Reform Club, use of hall 7 00
" F. E. Fowle, 3 months rent to date 37 50
" John Galvin, for hay 10 70
66 " James Pendergast, for gravel . 2 00
66 " C. F. Hartwell, for school books 2 54
" Jos. Shepard, for hay
3 12
66 " S. C. Buckman, 1 bbl. of coal tar
1 50
" John Brady, for manure
20 00
66 " Jas. Gibson, for hay
2 80
" Faneuil Hall National Bank, interest on de- posits to date 17 44
" " Jacob Bassing, for hay
1 50
" " Trustees for Pratt Fund, income for Poor Widows' Fund.
296 34
" " Trustees for Pratt Fund, income for Public Library 592 68
" subscriptions towards expense of watering the streets
38 00
66 of Robert Speatman on account rent of shop.
51 00
" J. A. Bailey, for loam.
2 90
" Charles Gott, for concreting, &c
114'00
" Alvin Robbins, balance for concreting.
14 67
66 " Baptist Society, for gravel
4 50
" Butler Committee, use of hall.
10 00
66 " John Kelly, for hay .
5 40
66 " Andrew King, for hay
6 40
66 " Arlington Catholic Lyceum, rent of hall in Adams School-house, 3 mos. to 11th inst.
12 50
" S. A. Fowle, 1 bbl. of coal tar
1 50
66 " Patrick Slattery, for hay
34 80
" " Henry Ruffley, for hay 5 50
« " sundry persons, interest on taxes
49 99
amount of special tax of 1877 collected . 47 36
" unpaid bills at this date in Pay Rolls Nos. 9, 10 and 12 454 20
$134,574 88
TREASURER'S REPORT. 81
ACCOUNT WITH THE TOWN OF ARLINGTON. CR.
1879. By amount brought forward. $110,376 93
Dec. 31, Cash paid one year's interest on note $100 to Trus- tees of Town Library 6 00
" one year's interest on note $349.85 to Treasurer of Citizens' Soldiers' Fund .. 20 99
one year's interest on note $5,354 to Trus- tees of Wm. Cutter School Fund. ...
321 24
66 Trustees of Poor Widows' Fund, one year's interest on note $375.61. . . . also, one year's interest on note $237.50 amount of Pay Rolls, No. 12.
22 54
14 25
" discounts and abatement on taxes ..... 3,912 85
6,485 11
66 " Taxes of 1878, uncollected at this date. 926 65
'66 “ " 1879, 66 66 66
9,602 96
cash balance in the Treasury, at this date .. 2,885 36
$134,574 88
B. DELMONT LOCKE, Treasurer.
ARLINGTON, Dec. 31, 1879.
6
REPORT OF TOWN CLERK.
MARRIAGES, BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
Intentions of Marriages Registered in 1879.
Whole number of couples,
34
Average age of male, 29
26
Both persons residing in Arlington,
13
But one person residing in Arlington,
21
Marriages Registered in 1879.
Whole number of couples,
36
Both persons American born,
16
Both persons foreign born,
16
American and foreign born,
4
Age of oldest person married,
51
Age of youngest person married,
18
First marriage of
65
Second marriage of
7
Births Registered in 1879.
Whole number,
109
Males,
47
Females,
62
American parentage,
45
Foreign parentage,
54
Mixed parentage,
10
Average age of female,
83
REPORT OF TOWN CLERK.
Deaths Registered during the Year ending Dec. 31, 1879.
NAMES.
DATE OF DEATH.
Years.
Months Days.
Mary Sullivan.
Jan. 9, 1879
29
Artie Alla Pierce
· 9,
. .
"
13,
32
2
26
Lucy Bland.
27,
77
10
14
Mary Barrett.
29,
66
..
10
14
Levi Barker
Feb. 4,
74
6
19
Sally Ham.
81
4
6
Alice J. Eaton.
66
7,
24
10
20
Dennis McCarthy
66
9,
1
6
4
Elliott L. Record. .
13,
4
4
14
Horace H. Homer, jr
16,
1
1
6
Martin Morrison.
16,
1
1
..
Nelly Callahan.
‹‹ 19,
66
3
5
14
Maria E. Richardson
19,
21
1
25
Thomas M. Oakman.
19,
22,
1
11
16
Fannie Gertrude Taylor
22,
8
5
22
Helen Grace Richardson.
27,
166
9
3
27
Elizabeth H. Cook.
28,
29
. .
2,
4
6
. .
Theresa Hartell.
66
9,
66
28
Frederic C. Guilderson.
66
10,
66
35
. .
. .
Etta A. Hathaway.
10,
2
1
11
Henrietta Lawrence.
25
6
9
Carrie B. Eaton
66
18,
22,
10
3
13
L. Blanche Rhodes
6
20
Edward Russell
27,
66
83
5
6
Ann J. Irwin
28,
9
2
21
Abby L. Fowle
66
30,
7
4
25
John Fowle.
Apr.
3,
66
1
4
11
Henry C. Dunn ..
5,
17,
38
2
2
Lucy T Cutter.
25,
79
Ellen E. Kelly .
May 17,
66
25
..
. .
Catherine McCarthy .
21,
58
6
. .
Ellen Leary
29,
51
. .
. .
John Breen
June 3,
·
..
Mary E. Hood.
22,
9
10
14
Charles B. Hood.
" 27,
4
6
·
Horatio P. Wyman.
“ 28,
6
4
7
Mary Mccarthy ..
July 3,
38
5
..
Nellie A. Kenny
16,
24
4
. .
-
. .
Grace M. Parrot.
22,
..
10
9
Homer L. Hart, jr ..
25,
. .
.
2
Arthur H. Daniels
Mar.
12,
..
1
. .
2
27
Susan A. Morse
4,
6
George A. Kenniston.
. .
Richard H. Welch.
AGE.
84
REPORT OF TOWN CLERK.
Deaths .- Continued.
AGE.
NAMES.
DATE OF DEATH.
Years.
Months.
Days.
Mary E. Pierce.
July 25, 1879.
28
10
28
- Blanchard ..
25,
. .
. .
. .
Ebenezer P. Goddard.
27,
45
6
23
Thomas F. Halnan.
66
30,
66
. .
4
23
Robert Smith
30,
60
19
8
11
Arthur Reed.
Aug.
2 ,
66
28
.
..
Mary Alice Hill.
66
3,
66
60
11
29
Christopher Burns
66
16,
66
9
. .
. .
Catherine Roach
60
29,
. .
. .
14
Ellen Donahue
Sept. 10,
51
. .
. .
Margaret De Courcey.
66
24,
66
. .
. .
1
Mary E. Barnard.
66
28,
66
53
4
5
Edward B. Moore,
Oct.
2,
66
39
5
19
Willard H. Locke.
66
18,
21
1
..
Timothy Kenny, jr.
18,
30
2
10
Eunice H. Chenery
23,
40
3
9
George Croome
24,
71
10
6
Mary Winslow
Nov. 21,
66
5
Martha S. Payne
Dec.
4,
68
6
.
Abraham Peirce.
14,
75
5
7
James Swan ...
16,
56
10
..
Hannah C. Mott.
26,
60
10
21
66
20,
66
67
3
. .
- Beevens. .
Adeline D. Moulton.
25,
66
13
1
28
Michael Waugh.
18,
66
45
. .
..
. .
Mary E. Wellington.
26,
66
21
6
3
John Bitzer ..
66
9,
85
REPORT OF TOWN CLERK.
Deaths .- Continued.
Whole number of deaths,
71
Males,
32
Females,
39
Average age, 28 years, 4 months, 1 day.
Number under 5 years of age,
22
66
between 5 and 10 years of age,
8
66 66 10 “ 30 66
15
30 “ 60
14
66 over 60 years of age,
12
American parentage,
36
Foreign parentage,
31
Mixed parentage,
4
SOME OF THE DISEASES OR CAUSES OF DEATH.
Pneumonia, consumption, and bronchitis,
12
Scarlatina,
9
Diphtheria,
4
Typhoid fever,
4
Cholera infantum,
3
Cancer,
5
Paralysis,
4
Brain disease,
5
Register of Dogs Licensed since May 1, 1879.
Whole number,
201
Males, 184
Females,
17
B. DELMONT LOCKE,
Town Clerk.
REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE
SINKING FUND.
The Commissioners of the Sinking Fund make the follow- ing Report for the year 1879 :
CR.
Amount received from Treasurer of Town of Arlington, ap- propriation, $5,000 00
Amount received interest on the same, from March 11 to August 2,-4 months, 22 days, at 4} per cent., ,88 78
Amount received of Town of Ar- lington, loan of Dec. 31, 1878, 622 28
Amount received interest on the same to August 2, 1879,- 7 months, 2 days, at 5 per cent., 18 32
Amount received 1 year's interest on $5,000,Arlington Water Scrip, at 5 per cent., to Jan. 1, 1880, 250 00
Amount carried forward, $5,979 38
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REPORT OF THE SINKING FUND COMMISSIONERS.
Amount brought forward, $5,979 38
Amount received 6 months' inter- est to Jan. 1, 1880, on $5,000, Town of Wayland 5 per cent. Bonds, 125 00
Amount received 6 months' inter- est on $500, United States 4 per cent. Bond, 10 00
$6,114 38
DR.
Amount paid Brewster, Basset & Co., for $5,000, Town of Wayland,5 per cent. Bonds, dated Oct. 1, 1878, paya- Oct. 1, 1898, Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, each $1,000, at 105, $5,250 00 4 months, 17 days, accrued interest, 95 14
for United States 4 per cent Bond of 1877, payable 1907, No. 069978 D, for $500, at 101}, 507 50
Amount paid Union Safe Deposit Vaults, rent of safe, 10 00
Loaned Town of Arlington, on demand, 251 74
$6,114 38
88
REPORT OF THE SINKING FUND COMMISSIONERS.
Investment.
1
Town of Arlington 5 per cent. Water Scrip, $5,000 00
Town of Wayland 5 per cent. Bond, 5,000 00
U. S. Government 4 per cent Bond, 500 00
Town of Arlington Note, payable on demand, 251 74
$10,751 74
Respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM G. PECK,
Commissioners
A. D. HOITT, of the
WILLIAM H. ALLEN, Sinking Fund.
ARLINGTON, Dec. 31, 1879.
REPORT OF TRUSTEES OF PRATT FUND.
The Trustees of the Pratt Fund submit the following Report, for the year 1879 :
Income.
Received one year's int. on $9,000, City of Cambridge, Bridge Loan, $540 00 one year's interest on $15,000, City of Cambridge, Build- ing Loan, 900 00
interest of Arlington Five Cents Savings Bank, 61 70
1,501 70
Paid rent of a safe in the Union Safe Deposit Vaults, 20 00
$1,481 70
Paid Town Treasurer for Poor Widows' Fund, $296 34
Town Treasurer for Public Library, 592 68
Deposited in Arlington Five Cents Savings Bank, as a High School Fund, 592 68
$1,481 70
Investment.
City of Cambridge, Bridge Loan, sixes, $9,000
Building 15,000
Deposit in Arlington Five Cents Savings Bank, 1,000
$25,000 00
High School Fund Income, deposited in Arlington Five Cents Savings Bank, with interest to Jan 1, 1880,
2,625 90
Respectfully submitted,
NATHAN ROBBINS,
WILLIAM G. PECK, -
Trustees
JOHN P. WYMAN,
of
DAVID P. GREEN,
Pratt Fund.
HENRY SWAN, B. DELMONT LOCKE, ex-officio, S .
ARLINGTON, Dec. 30, 1879.
REPORT OF WATER COMMISSIONERS.
The Annual Report of the Board of Water Commissioners for the year ending Dec. 31, 1879, is herewith submitted. The Board was organized by the choice of Henry Mott, President, and B. Delmont Locke, Clerk and Registrar. Sylvester Stickney was appointed Superintendent. We have had a permanent sluice-way made at the outlet of the Great Meadows, built of stone laid in cement, so that we think we can retain all the water upon the meadows until such time as it shall be needed in the reservoir; we have no doubt that by this means we shall have a large supply of water, but we have found that the present filter is not large enough to supply all the water needed for all purposes, so that the water had to be let into the main pipe for about 25 days, direct from the reservoir, consequently it was not so good ; this we think can be remedied. We have had the grass and bushes cleaned out from the rip-rap in the reser- voir and for a number of feet around, so that it is now in a good and clean condition. There has been an extension of the main pipe in Chestnut Street from Medford Street ; 425 feet of 4-inch cast-iron pipe has been laid, and one 4-inch gate placed in the same.
Also in Academy Street, 432 feet of 4-inch pipe has been laid to the line at the upper end of the street, and one 4-inch gate, and one hydrant placed in the same. One hydrant on Medford Street has been replaced. There have also been 20 service pipes put in for family use and irrigation. The con-
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REPORT OF WATER COMMISSIONERS.
1
dition of the main pipe in certain localities is such as to call for almost constant repairs, and we think the day is not far distant when it will be necessary to relay certain portions of the same. We have endeavored to keep the works in as good order as possible, under the circumstances, and at the present time they are in fair condition. The income from water rates has been more than last year, and the running expenses have been increased, for a detailed statement of which, we refer you to the Treasurer's Report annexed to this.
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