Town of Franklin annual report 1910, Part 3

Author: Franklin (Mass.)
Publication date: 1910
Publisher: The Town
Number of Pages: 214


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35 83


A. C. Mason, mdse.,


6 05


Mitchell Mfg. Co., mch., ink,


33


O. M. Cobb, expenses,


46


Chas. E. Cook, cards,


7 20


Chas. H. Bassett, telephone, labor,


10 00


Neostyle Co., 1 00


A. J. Gallison, med. inspec .. 70 50


Solon Abbott, med. inspec.,


158 00


Florence M. Simonds, librarian,


14 00


M. T. Leonard, team hire,


1 50


C. B. Tupper, drawing ashes,


47 50


(). F. Metcalf & Sons, lumber,


5 72


J. L. Ellis, water-Brick School,


2 25


Florence L. Goding, diplomas, etc.,


23 20


Franklin Water Dept., water,


133 08


Wm. H. Bonsall, cleaning vaults and labor,


20 00


Express paid,


25 85


J. G. Cunningham, team hire,


42 00


Call Pub. Co., advt.,


6 05


T. L. Martin, opera house,


15 00


K. R. Jewett, teaming, 10 25


H. A. Harrington, loam, 4 50


D. W. Fisher & Co., dusters,


2 00


E. Lovell Metcalf, water-Four Corners, 2 50


Wm. A. Wyckoff, school census, 40 00


Wm. M. Cleveland, labor, 3 50


42


E. F. Hartmann, caning chair, 90


Geo. I. Peck, soap, etc., 4 30


Oliver Ditson & Co., drum sticks, 70


F. W. Spear, cards, etc.,


8 50


A. H. Yankee, trucking, Wm. A. Wyckoff, clerk,


50 00


A. J. Wilkinson & Co., water cooler, Franklin Job Print,


7 00


I. H. Gamwell, miscellaneous items,


31 14


J. H. Tyler, team, 3 00


John H. Dio, dustbane,


70


$992 55


SUMMARY.


RECEIPTS.


Appropriation,


$25,707 00


Tuition, Bellingham,


525 10


Tuition, L. F. Thayer,


28 50


Tuition, Miss Sherman,


9 00


Tuition, State,


231 90


Tuition, Boston,


33 00


Sale of guns,


38 00


Sales of junk,


7 75


M. A. & W. St. Ry. tickets,


15 00


Books and supplies sold,


15 40


Miscellaneous items,


21 50


I. H. Gamwell, miscellaneous items,


32 77


Dog licenses, 709 84


---- $27,404 66


EXPENDITURES.


$16,129 91


Teachers,


Janitors, 2,334 35


Transportation,


3,026 44


Books and supplies,


2,283 04


4 50


1 75


43


Repairs,


1,170 71


1,446 84


Fuel, Miscellaneous,


992 55


27,383 84


Unexpended balance, $20 82


Expended for Roads, Bridges, and Walks.


PAY ROLL.


Charles R. Gowen, Supt.,


$720 00


Reuel D. Worster,


35 00


Milton Glenn,


517 75


Amelia Pasquantonio,


467 08


D. Dovalia,


79 37


Geo. Mucciarone,


542 50


Angelo Mourney,


106 33


Melvin Peury,


124 25


Mike Venditti,


401 04


Dominic,


3 50


Fred Venditti,


387 67


C. Mucciarone,


5 25


Camillo Truelli,


330 36


Antonio Bartone,


284 32


D. Amelia,


63 80


Tony Pisini,


52 15


$4,150 37


GRAIN, HAY AND STRAW.


Frank H. Randall,


$56 26


O. S. Stetson,


-


14 93


E. D. Daniels,


91 29


O. F. Metcalf & Sons,


149 38


J. F. Ray,


144 67


44


E. S. Cook, 53 10


L. W. Daniels,


65 07


$574 70


BLACKSMITHS.


D. F. O'Sullivan,


$66 85


R. A. Stewart,


30


John D. Hatch,


6 00


Geo. L. Sims,


22 00


$95 15


GRAVEL.


H. V. Snow,


$20 00


A. D. Thayer,


23 62


Geo. Dauphinee,


2 55


Martha Bishop,


10 70


Frank O'Rouke,


5 50


T. A. Coldwell,


7 65


Jas. F. Adams,


4 00


Wm. Munroe,


5 15


E. S. Cook,


2 60


A. J. Gallison,


15 35


REMOVAL OF SNOW.


Pay roll,


$552 89


MISCELLANEOUS.


Geo. I. Peck, mdse., $1 12


A. C. Dana & Son, med.,


2 60


Geo. H. Miller, trimming trees, 1 05


W. J. Willey, removing trees,


1 00


Geo. W. Hosie & Son, mdse.,


21 05


Albert J. Newell, cutting brush,


1 13


Franklin Harness Co.,


19 10


5 95


Louis Yardireno, blasting,


$97 12


45


Louis Yardireno, on curbing.


198 55


Geo. A. Avery, stable supplies,


5 50


D. L. Chilson, surveying, 15 00


Peter Goodnow, labor and stone, 67 87


John A. Moore, concreting, 1,041 84


Franklin Water Dept., stable water.


9 00


H. W. Hosie, cement, labor, etc.,


51 36


O. F. Metcalf & Sons, stakes and wedges.


32 26


Adam Laundre, blasting, 82 93


C. R. Gowen, expenses, 2 29


T. A. Coldwell, carting gravel,


45 00


T. L. Martin, cleaning ditch.


9 00


Clark Mch. & Fdy. Co., castings,


3 39


W. F. Dinsmore & Co., mdse ..


5 00


New England Metal Culvert Co ..


261 51


Freight on culverts.


10 00


E. S. Cook, labor.


31 55


J. H. Tyler, men and team.


8 93


M. J. Van Leeuwen, setting up tree.


25 39


K. R. Jewett, street watering.


60 00


E. F. Ware, blankets, 11 00


$2.036 57


SUMMARY.


RECEIPTS.


Appropriation.


$6,000 00


Fire wood sold,


5 00


Cement returned. 1 00


Miscellaneous 2 00


N. E. Metal Culvert Co., freight. 10 00


State Treasurer, St. Rwy. tax, 180 53


Common Dept., labor and material. 84 65


Hayward St., labor and material. 490 00


Cleveland St., labor and material, 490 00


Tax Collector, excise tax. 2221 89


$2,535 07


46


EXPENDITURES.


Pay roll, $4,150 31


Hay, grain and straw,


574 70


Blacksmithing,


95 15


Miscellaneous,


2,036 57


Gravel,


97 12


Snow removal,


552 89


7,506 80


Unexpended balance, $28 27


UNPAID BILLS OF ROAD DEPARTMENT.


F. H. Ramsdell.


$1.50


Charles R. Gowen,


65 00


Pay roll,


60 83


Geo. L. Sims,


6 00


Jas. F. Ray,


24 50


L. W. Daniels,


22 13


G. W. Hosie & Son,


70


Clark Mch. & Fdy. Co.,


4 48


F. J. Sullivan,


1 93


$187 07


Expenditures for Support of Poor.


ALMSHOUSE.


OUTSIDE


UNPAID


POOR.


BILLS.


John H. Pushee, Supt., $262 50


Sam'1 W. Ingraham, Supt., 166 67


$250 02


$129 17


$250 02


PROVISIONS.


L. H. Ware ,


46 20


E. Paine 57 64


26 07


Jos. Belleville,


37 15


47


ALMSHOUSE.


OUTSIDE


UNPAID


POOR.


BILLS.


C. L. Fales & Co.,


100 03


193 36


141 62


A. B. Chilson,


33 54


59 00


59 02


Geo. I. Peck,


98 93


590 44


279 25


Geo. Greene,


23 05


E. E. Field,


122 98


23 87


McCabe & Cody,


88 36


176 71


126 58


Saville, Somers & Co., coffee,


6 25


Geo. E. Emerson,


44 72


124 83


25 90


Bresnahan Groc. Co.,


37 14


2 00


56 01


J. H. Preston & Co., potatoes,


27 50


F. M. Richardson,


18 05


36 53


Franklin Groc. Co.,


69 36


92 24


52 49


D. W. Corson,


21 88


108 91


57 16


Harry Bullukian,


35 54


34 49


88 19


E. K, Ray, Estate, milk,


43 25


26 36


Chas. Elkerton & Son,


17 02


John S. Mackintosh, milk,


51 62


29 36


C. M. Allen, milk,


4 20


F. C. Clark, groc.,


76 00


44 00


Louis Spera, groc.,


70 66


$868 32 $1,644 73


Geo. N. Gaskill, prov.,


10 53


Spring Pond Ice Co., ice,


28 25


Frank E. Osborne,


38 00


$1,149 19


FURNISHINGS.


J. H. Riordan,


10 45


1 00


N. C. Nye,


6 00


6 88


37 25


A. Farrington,


19 58


J. R. Hosford,


24 03


Marston Sanborn,


29 57


37 85


D. P. Moran,


9 50


29 70


28 35


Burns Clo. Co.,


17 86


6 75


18 77


48


ALMSHOUSE.


OUTSIDE


UNPAID


POOR.


BILLS.


M. J. Costello,


7 00


5 25


E. A. Moore,


2 50


$123 99


$51 58


A. J. Reilly, 3 40


$126 62


GRAIN, ETC.


O. F. Metcalf & Sons,


88 04


20 36


Harry Bullukian,


41 10


20 36


J. F. Ray,


179 48


10 90


A. M. Haggart,


128 30


19 10


R. H. Holbrook,


17 17


$454 09


$50 36


LABOR.


John Campbell,


241 00


60 00


Minnie Snow.


64 00


Cutting wood,


27 00


Nellie Ronan.


16 00


Edith May Potnade,


4 00


Annie Irving,


12 00


Martha Crowfoot,


29 75


Peter Crowfoot,


22 00


Jos. Melletta,


2 00


Christina Hennessey.


32 00


$449 75


Preston, 48 00


MEDICAL ATTENDANCE.


Dr. G. A. Martin,


10 75 126 50 57 50


Dr. Solon Abbott,


69 25


95 75 9 00


$108 00


49


ALMSHOUSE.


OUTSIDE


UNPAID


POOR.


BILLS.


Dr. A. J. Gallison,


3 00


95 75


23 75


Dr. J. M. Crowley,


86 50


5 50


Dr. Carl E. Richardson,


10 00


$83 00


$414 50


Dr. Brastow, 3 00


$98 75


DRUGS AND MEDICINES.


A. C. Dana & Son,


13 38


A. C. Mason, 26 39


$39 77


CARE AND NURSING.


William H. Lowell,


78 00


44 00


Mass. Hospital School,


126 75


103 07


Mass. General Hospital.


36 50


36 00


State Hospital,


84 40


15 00


$325 65


$198 07


BOARD AND RENT.


J. T. Hutchinson,


168 20


35 00


Henry Simmler,


33 00


15 00


C. M. Butman,


88 00


48 00


M. Whalen,


4 00


E. Waite,


45 00


Mrs. W. F. Maintein,


60 50


Charles H. Prince,


55 00


25 00


$453 70


Abbott D. Whiting,


45 00


E. L. Scott, board,


15 43


Jos. P. Murray, board,


17 00


E. A. Young, board,


27 00


$227 43


50


FUEL. ALMSHOUSE. OUTSIDE UNPAID BILLS.


POOR.


A. M. Haggart, coal,


71 95


65 40


69 80


J. F. Ray, coal,


85 98


190 49


T. B. Allen, wood,


47 25


33 25


A. Bishop, coal and wood,


₹ 50


19 55


W. L. Palmer, coal and wood,


33 50


19 75


John T. Torrey, coal,


3 75


E. S. Cook, wood,


37 15


9 00


$71 95 $280 53


H. V. Snow, 8 00


$349 84


AID.


Persons assisted, 46 00


Other municipalities,


324 71


252 50


$370 71


$252 50


MISCELLANEOUS.


J. W. Batchelor, paper, 12 00


R. A. Stewart, repairs,


2 00


E. F. Ware, blankets, 5 00


John D. Hatch, shoeing and repairs, 77 50


24 75


H. W. Hosie, labor and mdse., 82 01


73 17


Wunsch Mfg. Co., fertilizer, 95 00


Geo. S. Cheney, cows,


110 00


New Eng. Tel & Tel. Co.,


16 95 10 25


F. D. Searle, shaving, 12 50


G. WV. Hosie & Son, 54 94


73 33


C. M. Allen, full services, 5 00


Geo. Avery, supplies, 3 50


Franklin Harness Co., 5 65


4 00


Geo. A. Allen, milk, 80 70


Spring Pond Ice Co., ice, 35 24


51


ALMSHOUSE.


OUTSIDE


UNPAID


POOR.


BILLS.


Mrs. Chas. Smith, nursing, 3 50


C. B. Tupper, carriage, 2 00


N. Y., N. H. & H., freight, 3 15


W. E. Barret Co., seed potatoes, 8 40


Ross Bros. Co., plow and harrow, 27 50


L. E. Coolidge Co., 2nd hd. wagon, 52 50


D. W. Corson, manure, etc.,


30 50


J. P. Walsh, advt., 1 00


A. M. Haggert, fertilizer, 29 25


J. F. Rose, sharpening mower, 1 00


W. F. Cobb & Co., seeds, 6 10


W. F. Dinsmore & Co., bug death, etc., 9 55


3 10


Sam'1 W. Ingraham, expenses, 5 68 6 86


F. W. Thompson, pigs, 23 00


D. F. O'Sullivan, 3 25


4 00


A. Farrington, burial,


33 00


A. C. Mason, supplies,


95 30 58


$804 43 $33 95


Franklin Chemical Co.,


9 00


M. T. Leonard, team,


1 50


Wiley Soap Co., soap,


19 50


A. E. Smith, glasses, John H. Dio, mdse.,


35


R. K. Stevens, repairs,


18 85


Geo. L. Sims, repairs,


80


Franklin Cemetery Asso., burial,


5 00


$288 30


SUMMARY.


Superintendent,


Provisions,


429 17 868 32 1,644 73


26


3 00


52


ALMSHOUSE.


OUTSIDE


POOR.


Furnishings,


123 99


51 58


Grain, etc.,


154 09


Labor,


419 75


Medical attendance,


83 00


414 50


Drugs and medicines,


39 77


Care and nursing,


325 65


Board and rent,


153 70


Fuel,


71 95


280 53


Aid,


370 71


Miscellaneous,


804 43


33 95


$3,324 47


$3,575 35


Receipts as per Treas. report, 997 63


1,339 69


Net expenditures, $2,326 84


$2,235 66


Unpaid bills on Treas. desk, 1,292 47


1,806 61


3,099 08


$3,619 31


$4,042 27


SUMMARY.


Receipts, appropriation,


4,500 00


almshouse,


997 63


outside poor,


1,339 69


-


6,837 32


Payments, almshouse,


$3,324 47


outside poor,


3,575 35


6,899 82


Overdrawn,


$62 50


UNPAID BILLS.


Detailed Statement of Expenditures for Out= side Poor.


Persons Aided Having Settlement in Franklin.


MARY HATFIELD. D. W. Corson, provisions, $99 36


53


Solon Abbott, med. attend., 10 00


$109 36


MRS. GEORGE HILL.


M. J. Costello, clothing and shoes, 5 75


C. L. Fales & Co., provisions, 115 36


G. E. Emerson, provisions,


124 83


D. P. Moran, shoes,


21 30


Burns & Co., clothing,


6 75


A. J. Gallison, med. attend.,


9 25


Aid, cash,


18 00


301 24


A. E. MORSE.


J. S. Mackintosh, milk,


25 81


C. M. Allen, milk, 2 10


A. M. Haggart, coal,


9 40


T. B. Allen, wood,


27 25


J. F. Ray, coal,


13 75


G. A. Martin, med. attend.,


57 25


Solon Abbott, med. attend.,


2 00


137 56


WM. MERRIFIELD.


Wm. H. Lowell, care and board, 78 00


78 00


MRS. WM. GEORGE.


J. S. Mackintosh, milk,


25 81


McCabe & Cody, groc.,


117 29


C. M. Allen, milk,


2 10


Mrs. W. F. Martin, rent,


60 50


205 70


MRS. KINGSLEY.


Henry Simmler, rent,


33 00


McCabe & Cody, groc.,


45 18


J. F. Ray, coal,


7 65


D. W. Corson, prov.,


9 55


A. M. Haggart, coal,


7 50


54


T. B. Allen, wood, 1 00


G. A. Martin, med. attend., 8 00


111 88


C. & A. DUPREZ.


Chas. H. Prince, rent, 55 00


Geo. I. Peck, groc., 77 04


E. K. Ray, estate, milk,


10 52


A. M. Haggart, coal,


19 25


T. B. Allen, wood,


7 50


Solon Abbott, med. attend., 51 25


220 56


HENRY J. PHELPS.


C. M. Butman, rent,


88 00


Geo. I. Peck, groc.,


66 00


J. F. Ray, coal.


30 68


184 68


MRS. JEFFRY O'CONNELL.


C. L. Fales & Co., groc.,


78 00


J. F. Ray, coal, 7 50


G. A. Martin, med. attend.,


4 00


A. M. Haggart, coal,


3 75


T. B. Allen, wood,


3 50


96 25


KATE KELLEY.


A. B. Chilson, prov., 59 00


59 00


MINNIE F. JACKSON.


Town of Holliston, aid,


71 40


D. P. Moran, shoes,


65


42 05


MAGGIE J. MUNRO. Mass. Hospital School, 126 75


126 75


55


JAS. F. CAHILL. Mass. General Hospital,


36 50


A. J. Gallison, med. attend., 4 00


40 50


FRANCIS CAHILL.


M. Whalen, for board, 4 00


4 00


MRS. CHAS. DAILY.


A. J. Gallison, med. atend., 10 00


10 00


LENA ST. JOHN. City of Haverhill ,hospital aid, 23 00


23 00


JOHN LANIGAN.


Town of Monson, aid, 169 00


169 00


MRS. WM. F. WELCH.


F. C. Clark, groc.,


76 00


W. L. Palmer, coal,


33 50


D. P. Moran, shoes,


4 50


114 00


EVA L. YOUNG.


A. Farrington, burial,


18 00


H. Bullukian, groc.,


4 50


22 50


MRS. ANNA MOSHER.


Geo. I. Peck, groc.,


· 43 00


43 00


MRS. FRED MCCORMIER.


Geo. I. Peck, groc.,


65 99


A. M. Haggart, coal, J. F. Ray, coal,


3 75


3 90


73 64


56


HATTIE DESPER.


Geo. I. Peck, groc., 44 18


44 18


FRANK GALENA.


City of Boston, burial, 10 15


ROSE ANTONETTE. City of Boston, burial, 10 15


10 15


BABY WILSON.


City of Boston, burial, 6 65


6 65


HUGH J. ROGERS.


Commonwealth of Mass., hospital,


84 40


84 40


MRS. CHAS. DESPER.


Solon Abbott, med. attend., 15 00


15 00


MARY HOWE.


Aid, cash, 17 00


17 00


ANNIE LACEY. J. M. Crowley, med. attend., 43 00


43 00


HOWARD J. FOLGER.


Foxboro State Hospital, aid, 34 36


34 36


PHILL CAHILL.


McCabe & Cody, groc.,


1 95


1 95


M. ANGELO.


Geo. I. Peck, groc.,


81 22


81 22


57


JOHN SCANLON. McCabe & Cody, groc., 12 29


12 29


Total expenditures for Town charges,


$2,563 52


Persons Aided not Having a Settlement in Franklin.


CHAS. PARISH, Millis.


J. T. Hutchinson, rent,


77 00


Franklin Groc. Co., groc., 90 24


G. A. Martin, med. attend., 33 25


A. M. Haggart, coal,


14 50


E. S. Cook, wood,


12 00


226 99


MRS. ROY DAVIS, Bernardston.


J. T. Hutchinson, rent,


91 20


N. C. Nye, dry goods,


84


Geo. I. Peck, groc.,


71 91


E. K. Ray, Estate, milk,


32 73


J. F. Ray, coal,


15 00


G. A. Martin, med. attend.,


12 00


D. P. Moran, shoes,


3 25


E. A. Moore, shoes,


2 50


229 43


LOUISE MILLER, Bellingham.


Chas. Elkerton & Son, bakery, 17 02


G. A. Martin, med. attend., 4 00


21 02


MARY ROBERTSON, Taunton.


N. C. Nye, clothing,


6 04


Franklin Groc. Co., groc., 2 00


T. B. Allen, wood, 8 00


A. C. Mason, supplies, 95


16 99


58


PAUL RICHARDSON, Easton.


A. Bishop, coal, Geo. I. Peck, groc., 66 43


7 50


73 93


JOHN MILLER, state.


A. Farrington, burial, 15 00


15 00


MRS. MANN, Blackstone.


A. J. Gallison, med. attend., 39 50


Bresnahan Groc. Co., groc., 2 00


41 50


ALBERT H. HOPKINS, Boston.


Louis Spera, groc.,


70 66


G. A. Martin, med. attend .. 8 00


J. M. Crowley, med. attend., 6 00


John T. Torrey, coal,


3 75


H. Bullukian, prov.,


29 99


118 40


TOM CASEY, Northbridge.


Geo. I. Peck, groc.,


24 67


J. F. Ray, coal, 7 50


82 17


MRS. CHAS. MASON, Norfolk.


A. M. Haggart, coal, 7 25


E. S. Cook, wood, 9 50


16 75


EMILY TAYLOR, state.


Carl E. Richardson, med. attend., 10 00


10 00


JOHN DAVIS, New Bedford.


A. J. Gallison, med. attend., 15 00


J. M. Crowley, med. attend., 37 50


52 50


LOUISE JILLSON, Wrentham. Cash, aid, 11 00


11 00


59


MRS. HARRIS, Norfolk. E. S. Cook, wood, 15 65 E. Waite, rent, 45 00


60 65


GUSTAVE MELBERG, state,


Solon Abbott, med. attend., 9 00


9 00


MRS. SHERIDAN, state.


A. J. Gallison, med. attend., 18 00


18 00


Jos. MASSEY, state.


Solon Abbott, med. attend., 8 50


8 50


Total expenditures for persons not having settlements in Franklin, $1,011 83


Total expenditures for town charges, as before stated, 2,563 52


Total expenditures for aid of Out- side Poor, $3,575 35


Expenditures for Fire Department.


PAY ROLL.


ENGINEERS.


Wm. Redpath,


$30 00


Ernest L. Metcalf,


30 00


Wm. F. Buckley,


30 00


STEWARDS. $90 00


15 60


Pat Rice, M. P. Daley, 9 00


60


Dan'l Buckley,


5 00


Ed. Mosher,


5 75


Thos. Welch,


24 00


Thos. Kearns,


6 00


Jason T. Sprague,


13 33


78 68


MEN.


Thos. Welch,


12 00


Cataract Engine Co.,


500 00


Herdic, No. 2,


183 33


Co. No. 4,


200 00


Co. No. 3,


230 00


Co. No. 1,


260 00


Hook and Ladder No. 1,


246 67


A. H. Martin, 75 polls,


150 00


1,782 00


HAULING APPARATUS.


J. G. Cunningham,


75


J. E. Razee,


1 50


C. B. Tupper,


119 00


Harry Bullukian,


2 00


P. J. Bassett,


75


McCabe & Cody,


1 00


John Collins,


2 00


A. M. Haggart,


4 37


K. R. Jewett,


5 00


Grant's Express,


1 25


L. Spera,


1 00


H. E. Wells,


1 25


George W. Greene,


2 35


142 22


MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.


Union Elect. Lt. Co., whistle, $49 98


Union Elec. Lt. Co., lights, 30 45


Arthur Bishop, coal, 7 00


61


Horace W. Hosie, ftgs., etc.,


39 91


Geo. H. Willoby, care of alarm,


274 18


John D. Hatch, repairs,


20 40


James Courtney, rent of hose house,


25 00


Union Elec. Lt. Co., repairs to alarm,


104 95


Pat Rice, labor,


4 75


Franklin Harness Co., mdse.,


11 74


Geo. W. Hosie & Son, mdse.,


31 07


Clark Mch. & Fdy. Co., labor, etc.,


2 80


Geo. Prue, labor,


2 25


Sam Frazer, labor,


2 25


Wm. E. Mosher, labor,


2 25


Ernest Ward, labor,


3 25


Geo. Greene, rent of hose house,


20 00


James Courtney, labor,


4 00


Gamewell Fire Alarm Tel. Co., lighting arrester.


3 83


C. C. C. Fire Hose Co., hose washers,


11 45


John Murphy, labor on fire alarm,


14 41


Labor, various persons, 25 21


James F. Rose, 1 00


L. E. Morrissey, freight,


1 13


Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co.,


11 23


F. E. Atteaux & Co., chemicals,


244 75


E. F. Murphy, varnishing and lettering.


4 00


Knight & Thomas, nozzles,


4 00


J. M. Hardy, extinguisher bottles,


1 25


Arthur W. Robinson, setting glass, etc.,


3 56


Ray barn fire, pay roll.


18 00


Grant's Express, express,


1 50


R. A. Stewart, repairs,


3 10


Rounds & Hart, labor and stock.


6 90


Call Pub. Co., advt.,


40


Eureka Fire Hose Co., hose,


120 00


Albert Burgess, labor and supplies,


10 50


Martin Bros., repairs,


10 20


A. M. Haggart, storage, etc.,


11 50


$933 15


62


Total expenditures on account of Fire Dept., 3,026 05


Appropriation, 3,000 00


Received of Town of Norfolk, services, 35 00


Received for old hose sold, 1 00


Poll tax returned, 2 00


3,038 00


Unexpended balance, $11 95


UNPAID BILLS, FIRE DEPARTMENT.


T. B. Allen, 4 50


John A. Geb,


60


C. C. Fire Hose Co.,


36 15


Patrick Rice,


2 00


L. E. Morrissey,


2 60


Jas. Courtney,


12 50


Union Elec. Lt. Co.,


7 92


H. E. Wells,


1 50


Martin Bros.,


5 75


R. A. Stewart,


1 00


Clark Mch. & Fdy. Co.,


1 75


Ernest Ward,


75


A. J. Reilly,


2 20


$79 22


Expenditures for Police and Suppression of Illegal Liquor Traffic.


REGULAR OFFICERS.


John W. Nickerson, 75 00


Wm. T. Hooper, 727 00


F. G. Knowlton, 641 75


Wm. H. Ballard, 737 50


$2,181 25


63


SPECIAL OFFICERS.


Anthony Connor,


$3 50


Horace Taylor, 5 25


Wmn. Redpath,


13 00


E. J. Legace,


3 75


A. H. Patterson,


14 75


Chas. E. Davis,


9 00


G. R. Gowen,


7 75


E. L. Stewart,


17 00


L. E. Morrissey,


2 75


J. H. Tyler,


2 50


Theo. Fafard,


3 00


A. Chamberlain,


4 75


$87 00


MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES.


J. W. Nickerson, expenses, $15 33


Wm. T. Hooper, expenses. 5 65


M. J. Costello, coats, 37 00


Harry Davis, repairs to door, 4 00


A. E. Smith, repairs to clock, 2 25


W. H. Ballard, expenses,


19 45


Eco Magneto Clock Co., dials,


7 92


A. J. Gallison, medicine,


2 00


G. W. Hosie & Son, mdse., 85


H. E. Ruggles, attorney.


30 00


A. H. Morse Estate, rent of lock-


up and lights, 135 00


259 45


Total expenditures,


$2,527 70


Appropriation,


$2,500 00


Police service,


46 00


Lockup keys,


25


Miscellaneous,


25


$2,546 50


Unexpended balance, 18 80


64


UNPAID BILL, POLICE DEPT. F. G. Knowlton, $29 00


Payment of Town Officers.


Geo. F. S. Singleton, Selectman. 1906-08, $225 00


Nelson E. Newell. Treasurer, 1908-09. 325 00


Dean L. Chilson, Assessor. 1908-09. 217 90


E. P. Chapman. Assessor. 1908-09. 210 00


Geo. A. Allen. Overseer, 1908, 75 00


G. A. Martin. Board of Health, 1908-09, 50 00


A. H. Martin, Auditor, 1908, 75 00


J. M. Crowley. Board of Health, 1908. 25 00


L. J. Kelley. Assessor, 1908-09. 276 40


J. F. Geb, Selectman, 1908. 100 00


Geo. E. Emerson. Overseer. 1908. 225 00


R. K. Stevens, Selectman, 1908, 100 00


D. W. Corson. Overseer. 1908-09, 75 00


Geo. I. Peck. Board of Health, 1908-09. 50 00 Orestes T. Doe, Town Clerk. 1908-09. 100 00 M. J. Van Leeuwen, Tree Warden, 1909, 10 00 L. J. Kelley, Water Commissioner. 1909, 60 00


Total expenditures, $2,199 30


Appropriation, 2,200 .00


Unexpended balance, $ 70


UNPAID BILL, TOWN OFFICERS. E. P. Chapman, Assessor, $126 00


65


Expenditures for Printing and Stationery.


F. H. Whitman, $40 75


C. B. Johnson, 395 40


P. B. Murphy, 9 50


Henry Shaw, 3 18


A. H. Martin, collector's book,


2 75


Thomas Groom & Co.,


6 25


Hall Smith & Co., record books,


2 60


Library Bureau, 2 50


Adams Cushing & Foster, record book, 2 15


Hobb & Warren Co., record book, 5 75


"Wakefield Daily Item," moth notice, 2 00


Thorp & Martin Co., file, 1 95


Total expenditures, $474 78


Appropriation, 500 00


Unexpended balance, $25 22


Unpaid bill, C. B. Johnson, $1 50


Expenditures for Street Lighting.


Appropriation, $4,100 00


Paid Union Elec. Light Co.,


4,032 54


Unexpended balance, $67 46


Unpaid bill, street lighting, Union Elec.


Light Co., Jan. bill, $338 33


Expenditures for Public Library.


-


$1,000 00


Appropriation, Paid Franklin Library Ass'n, 1,000 00


66


Expenditures for Memorial Day.


Appropriation, $100 00


Paid Post 60, G. A. R.,


100 00


Expenditures for Water for Hydrants.


-


Appropriation, $4,285 00


Paid Franklin Water Dept.,


4,184 00


Unexpended balance,


$101 00


Expenditures for Abatement and Collection of Taxes,


Appropriation, $1,000 00


Paid E. H. Sherman Estate, 1908, $ 935 89


Paid E. H. Sherman Estate, sewer, 25 40


Paid A. H. Martin, 1909, 10 80


972 09


Unexpended balance, $ 27 91


Expenditures for Sidewalks.


Appropriation, $300 00


Paid John A. Moore, concreting, $146 90


Paid Mrs. Wm. F. Ray, 65 00


211 90


$ 88 10


67


Expenditures for Cemeteries.


Paid Franklin Cemetery Ass'n, $12 52


Received income Lucretia Pond Fund, 74 22


Unexpended balance, $61 70


Expenditures for Improvement of Common.


Appropriation, $400 00


Paid John Costello, labor, $232 50


Clark Mch. & Fdy. Co., mowers sharpened, 2 00


M. P. Daily, labor,


42 00


J. A. Geb, painting, flag pole,


15 00


G. W. Hosie & Son, seed,


8 75


A. J. Gallison, gravel,


9 10


J. G. Cunningham, loan, 6 00


Franklin Road Dept., 84 65


$400 00


Expenditures for Payment of Town Debt.


Appropriation, $ 1,000 00


Borrowed in anticipation of taxes, 24,000 00


$25,000 00


Paid School Loan Note No. 2,


$ 1,000 00


Paid loans in anticipation of taxes,


24,000 00


$25,000 00


SUMMARY OF NOTE ACCOUNT. Outstanding Notes, Feb. 1, 1909, $ 3,000 00 Borrowed in anticipation of taxes,


68


Franklin National Bank, 19,000 00 Benj. Franklin Savings Bank, 5,000 00


-$27,000 00


Paid permanent loans,


Benjamin Franklin Savings Bank, School Loan, $1,000 00


Paid loans in anticipation of taxes,


Franklin National Bank, 19,000 00


Benj. Franklin Savings Bank,


5,000 00


$25,000 00


OUTSTANDING NOTES, JANUARY 31, 1910.


Benj. Franklin Savings Bank,


School loan, Due Aug. 1910, 4%, $1,000 00


School loan, Due Aug. 1911, 4%, 1,000 00


$2,000 00


EXPENDITURES FOR INTEREST.


Appropriation, $900 00


Paid Benj. Franklin Savings Bank, $208 89


Franklin National Bank, 381 66


590 55


Unexpended balance, $309 45


STATE, COUNTY AND BANK TAX ACCOUNT.


Received from State Treasurer,


Corporation Tax,


$2,406 69


National Bank Tax, 191 67


$2,598 36


Paid State Treasurer,


State Tax,


$4,680 00


National Bank Tax, 1,625 77


State highways. · 61 05


$6,366 82


Paid County Treasurer, county tax, $2,928 97


69


EXPENDITURES FOR STATE AID. Received from State Treasurer, $1,255 00


PAID.


Newton Benedict,


$48 00


Mary Burr,


48 00


Daniel O. Corbin,


48 00


Margaret Carr,


48 00


Cornelius Curran,


48 00


David T. Compton,


48 00


Elsie C. Day,


48 00


Daniel W. Fisher,


72 00


Mary A. Ford,


24 00


Alice J. Jordan,


48 00


Clara E. Jordan,


36 00


Martha M. Kidder,


48 00


Catherine Kane,


48 00


William Lowell,


72 00


Mary Maguire,


48 00


Ida E. Minot,


48 00


Rosilla Newcomb,


48 00


Michael O. Sullivan,


72 00


Emeline Parren,


48 00


Edmund F. Partridge,


48 00


Annie E. Taft,


48 00


Geo. H. Scott,


48 00


Francis A. Wilkinson,


48 00


Alfred Farrington, burial Mary A. Sayles, 35 00


Edwin A. Mason, burial agent.


2 00


Geo. E. Baker,


36 00


Eleanor Goodwin, 32 00


1,212 00


Unexpended balance, $43 00


70


Expenditures for Soldiers' Relief.


Appropriation, Mrs. Carr,


$400 00


48 00


1


$448 00


EXPENDED FOR AID OF


Mrs. John Carr,


W. L. Palmer, coal, $39 50


Hart & O'Donnell, groceries, 57 00


Thomas O'Keley, rent, 48 00


Mary Burr,


Cash, aid,


36 00


Julia Labardie,


Cash, aid, 48 00


Wm. H. Jackson,


Cash, aid, 36 00


264 50


Unexpended balance, $183 50


Expenditures on Hayward St


Appropriation, $490 00


Paid Franklin Road Dept. (Town of), 490 00


Expenditures on Cleaveland St.


Appropriation, $490 00


Paid Franklin Road Dept. (Town of), 490 00


71


Expenditures for Sewer and Sewer Beds.


Appropriation,


$500 00


Balance 1908 appropriation,


19 40


Indirect Sewer Tax 1908,


610 00


$1,129 40


Paid T. L. Martin, team and labor,


$150 00


Paid Franklin Water Dept., repairs, 747 99


897 99


Unexpended balance, $231 41


Expenditures for Thayer School Improve= ments.


Appropriation, $1,600 00


Received from Jas. T. Dauphinee, sale of outhouse, 35 00


Received from Abram Simons, sale of junk, 50


$1,635 50


Paid Anton Carlson, mason,


$681 74


Continental Nurseries, 7 45


John J. Stewart, cartage. 7 35


O. F. Metcalf & Sons, lumber, 105 04


Horace W. Hosie, heating and plumbing, 825 00


B. S. Hutchinson, painting, 8 80


Unexpended balance,


$1,635 38 $ 12


72


Expenditures at South Franklin School House.


Appropriation,


$800 00


Paid American Seating Co., desks and chairs, $124 80


Chas. E. Campbell, labor, 51 32


Wm. E. Cleveland, labor, 28 00


Edmund Burk, labor, 30 33


A. S. Greenwood, labor and stock, 4 15


Bangor Slate Co., blackboards, 18 27


Horace W. Hosie, furnace, 176 00


Geo. W. Hosie & Sons, supplies, 35 66


F. E. Dudley, carpenter work, 97 53


O. F. Metcalf & Sons, lumber, 229 94


A. H. Yankee, sand, 4 00


$800 00


Expenditures for Wagon.


Appropriation, $225 00


Paid L. E. Coolidge Co., wagon, 125 00


Unexpended balance,


$100 00


Expenditures for Fire Extinguishers.


Appropriation, $400 00


Paid Knight & Thomas, 50 extinguishers, 400 00


Expenditures for Painting Almshouse.


Appropriation, $300 00




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